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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
NV YonK. Inne 2n-p NJ

NEW loRK, June 20-p NJ
/ The following news by the United KiBg.
dom is additional to that telegraphed this
morning.
LoNDoy, FfiddV Fair business in Wheat.
at full prices other articles unchanged
LIvERrooL, Friddy Cotton very heavy
throughout the week Prices irregular.
| The Bourse was very dull
| PARIS, ThmsddY conditions of the
armstlce proposed by l,ansea are, firstly, the
retention of their respective positions by both
parties second, TO attend TO the wounded. and
remove them on board the fleet; third, pormis-
sion to supply provisions to the hospital for
the poor fourth that the municipality shonld
address petition to the ROYAL Commissioner
for the concession of such reforms as were
deemed necessary for the country
The FIRST three points were consented TO by
GnribaIdi, but the fourth was rejected percmp-
torly and the conference was broken or
nevertheless, hostlitics did not commence the
following day, and the armistice is still under
adviscmcnt
LoNDoN, Friddy-Thc Times publishes full
details of Garlbaldis proceedings, aud SAYS
the present month will end the Bourbon rule
in Sicily
The day Of sailing of the Greaf Eastern
will be determined after the trial trip of Sntur-
day The paddles were tried on Monday last
and the paddles and screw together ON Tues
day The run Of Saturday will consist of
twelve hours steamng down the Channel
A New York pilot is on board The day of
sailing Is not intended to be later than the
23d, and probably will be earlier, as it ia dc.
sired that the vessel shall be- ia New York in
time for the 9TH of July
lNnIA AND CnISA--An extra Bombay Times
contains the following telegram.
'uAIE May l2-An answer a. the French
aud British Governments was received on the
sth The Chinese Government positively re-
1eets their demands The Government OF
Japan nileets great alarm for the safety of
their foreign legations General Sir Hope
Grant is expected at Hong Kong on the 2sth.
Noth'ng WAS known OF the preparations made
by the Japanese"
In the House of Lords Lord Bronebnm
characterized the bombardment Of Palermo as
the most atrocious act ever perpetrated
In the Commons Lord Russell said the
Government had proposed 10 the United
States aud England to act conjointly in cap
turing slayers
The Ascot race was won by "Rupee" The
Royal Stand Plate was won by Horror, af
ter an excited contest
A letter from Genoa dated June g. saws an
expedition leaves Genoa this evening for ST.
oily TO aid the insurgents II consists of n
steamer loaded with arms aud ammunition.
and eight hundred picked men, all Italians
and old soldiers. The name of the comman-
mnnder Of the expedition Is unknown.
VIENNA, June S-lhe Austrian Govern
ment, with view of recognizing the repre-
sentation system in the Provinces, is about
extending the authority of the Central Con.
gregation in Yenetia
Rows Baron Burbine has been appointed
Minister Of Commerce., in place of Amici.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Chlengo MarIset.

CmCAGO June 20.
FLOUR 4 decline of 2062jc has taken
place during the week 81 - was offered for
choice spring extras but not accepted
WilaAT--Rccepts ll,llO bus no ship
mcnts Market lc better Sales were | 100
bush No. spring at ! O3; 200 lish rejected
at 9Oc in store
CORN Sales were 800 bush No at lsc;
l5ooo bush, do at lslc 1000 bush do, at
Zoe coo bush No ?, at i64c 37OO bush River
mixed, at Isle aaoot $500 bush do at 5Olc;
free on board 10000 bush do, at jOc, free on
board; 10000 bush No Canal, at l9c, aaoat
2OoO bush da at jsc, alloat 1000 bush do, ut
ISLE aAoot
oATS-Receipts 1854 bush Market dull
and a shade lower COO bush in store 2s@c
RYE-i0 bush No sold ut zoe.
BARLEY-Dull and lower There is but
little demand and buyers have had their own
way We quote No | at j5(@G0c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
BALTIMORE. June %

Messrs. Avery, Of North Carolina, Salisbury
Of Delaware, and other Southern delegate.
waited on Mr. Dean Richmond Chairman OF
the New York delegation to-day, with IL prop
osition TO admit all the seeding delegates.
with the understanding that no candidate be
nominated who was voted for at Charleston.
This would exclude Messrs Douglas, Hunter,
Lane, Dickinson and Guthrie It was not
probable ihe proposition would he accepted
There Is no foundation for the report that
the Douglas delegates have made any threats
OF withdrawal from the Convention under any
circumstances euna
ftis rimored that the DELAY III the report
of the Committee is designed 60 embarrass the
seeding delegations, who have to meet to-
morrow in Convention at llichmond IN Re.
bellion 70 the Democratic organization, while
still seeking admission INTO the Democratic
Convention
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21


The Committee on Credentials held meet
ing with closed doors but il is supposed that
three reports will be made
Runors say that the majority report lets in
the original delegation from Mississippi, and
admits the Douglas delegates, headed by Soulc,
by vote of IL to . ia the Committee and
the Douglas delegates from Alabama, headed
by Gov Winston 10y vote of II 10 | and
divides Georgia aud Arkansas, between the
original and contestants Admits the contes.
tauts from Delaware and the contcsting dele
gates from Texas, favorable to Douglas. who
have Just arrived OF the two minority re.
ports, one is supposed 20 favor the admission
of all delegates applying, and where the CON
tcstauss are aibniaed, dividing the vote Of the
delegations between them. The other report
admits an delegates accredited 10 Charleston
Only
The Florida delegation has been telegraph.
ed 10 come on here in order to hold the ad-
journed Seceders Convention here, instead
Of Richmond The seccders claim that the
whole number to bolt will be III This will
leave i3i in the Convention
The following notice appears posted in
Barmims Hotel "rhe Committee on Gre
dentials .deeided to admit the original Missis
sippi and Texas delegates; half Of each set
from Arkansas 10 divide equally Alabama,
Georgia, aud Louisiana aud allow the substi.
tute of Mr. HeIiet OF Massachusetts, 10 re-
main, and admit the Douglas contestants from
Missouri. Nothing is done for Florda"
Il is calculated that Douglas will have l73
votes on the lst ballot--leRying him 10 gain
20 votes 10 bo nominated by the two thirds
rule The notice is traced to no official source,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
MASTER oOMMIsslONERs SALE


!
:, o}Fgiast }g. Superior Count No. iica
DuHSNANT 10 nf order ui The Superior Court of
II Montgomery county Ohio, inndo in The above cas.
az ~ June lerin, p,lsgl, mid 10 tue directed slli
ollor ~ public 0 non 20 the door oi te Court Iuse IN
the eity ui Dayton Montgomery county Ulnn,
On satoa1li iHiV iifh lsGn
Between the hnnrr oi unr aud four o'rlooS r. NJ Of
said laN ihe 9llpwgg desrrbed lcal. Esntp, ~ Wit:
sltuatip Qt py oflAylgh, opunl efaou eiiii,fy and
state Of Ohio, to wit All TINT lot fnet on parcel OF
land bpuuded as follows 10 wic hcpnnmg 10 ihennfh
eHst oomer Of IN lot No one hnndted and hny eigin,
(asl on the rlat ci tie town dt Dayf0M Nendo wrst
wHrly with the northern boundary erht nolpH tn "a
limo OF the heirs VI Henry Broau,dcfd thpnoa az ript
angles southwurl with said Browne line Two fl noitsi
Thence pl i1ghl angles onshyatd eight poles to Main
slrtet theuee noithWoId With MAN street two CD
poles 20 the Place OF beginning, containing sixteen
(lN pogchcs 10 the same more or less, rxnrpiinp
ueNeuhcloss twenty (eol feet pii ,la W,st cld 81
SAID premises, and also ncudina W murh ol tho
hHol, ll9t the Phillips lo'pe ~ Ngohp ths North
AqrW ald premises, md The ground ON whoh snid
van stands a. has hcru conveyed Co sid iirosi y The
Phllhps HQnse Hotel Company
rad properly N W be- sold "a inaidncnt In fn or az
Iuhn flenlmer against Rchorl Onen, Il. l. The
above property has Teen appraised Rt sN thousand dol
lar, aud cnnni lg fld ef les dian two thirds the ap-
ptalse ement, wlioh $1,000 ERms OF sla, cash. :
n, u, JORDAN, Master Comm ssiuusr, L.
superior Court Montgomery Co, O,
j. r. orrr1 Auy iepdtd
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a41uilg CWp&t,
City Matters.


~ fiain' arrive ohd depart nom me Union Dcpot
NNrlNNAfii HAuugoN AHp nAyfOS. Arrives 800 NJ
aiwl q .ftf ti.u PM, U8U nm
thut'N' lAfroS AND CisoiNNAri--A Arrive. boo NJ
W.. sW'm W AIna 5'4i pm. noprt pNo a.ma e,9o PM,
=, DAifos ANn MicmoAH- trfivc' 5.i5n. m.. 0.i5 ~ m
prlAlt M'u mn, s.lA pan.
lAi rON AND MsrruS (iu IynfANkrltts, rtv,, 10,
3onm. 200 M, ldi pun. nopaiG 220 ann, G.ioa.
ms 3.li pin.
''hthNNhit ANp MIAMI Go lNnfANAroLta)--Auiyu.
hltttA mlAth NniuMHus ANn NTNAs- AruVet g.92n
n" " ln' nt aAdp m. Depart. i2.l5 n m. uia0 h.
-lrs'otRoIs gonrmst by tle nigat tfait and woal
~ tr sHl o. n, trun must proono tholr Tickets ito
oln p'hh Inc tctot office Will not io opou ior those
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June 20.
The market to-day is generally frmer and
before report holders were asking ll23G9l25c
for Red and White Wheat
FLOUR-No sales.
WHEAT-Firmer and Pose better Sales
jOO.bush Red p t. 800 bush White Wabash
p. t. 1000 bush White last evening at l2ic;
1000 bush to-day at l2lc; 800 bush white
l28c' 500 and 900 bush do p MT; 500 bush
red Illci 1000 bush p t.; 1000 bush white
l25ci 900 hush do p. n. T. Buyers offer
l2jc for white.
CORN-Salcs last night 1000 bush at SOC ;
to-day, 200 bush at j0c.
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0nnlnlrrfiaI.


OFuCE or THE DAILY EMPIRE. :
Dayton InrspW, Jryr 2lsr, 1860.
tcosreaicddaiR bsitmsaNAS 4 naa, jefferson a,reot
We have liitle torepot ia any Of the de-
patmenisofradc Indeed very little Is being
done now IN any trade. fftff W
FL0Uii-rrade mostly local, with iitdc
shipping demand smal sales wholesale at
$3.50 Retail s. 75 White wheat So 25.
WHEAT 81 90, Wits downward tendency.
C0RN-Th Thorcccipis in corn have been very
'ar for the last week aud on account Of the
promise Of the growing crop, the price is
tending downward Sales arc made at iOc.
oATS.-Tlecoipts fair and sales Of small
lots at 30 cents Tho new crop is having n
depressing effect ON prices
w BARId4Y,-l.ittlo doing, and we can give
no quotations
Rlh--Rcccipls very light aud ia request
at soc
Nothing doing IN blaNsecd or Grass seed.
GNOCERlllS ETC.
Vorc.tedior the naiy Ianlng hy kncisy, Mcintyre
co., 40, jia, Tmrdst)
Sugar, active aud advanced cent
Coffee more ucliyc with advance of ic.
We quote today
Co0oe lllMlj
Sugar firm at iM9l
Molasscsl IONS
Teas 3jGGj.
Cheese 54CsS3,
Tobacco 20@ 10.
Rice 5CGjl.
Pruncs slGG9
Candies H.
Soap j}M7.
White Fish 5,2j65,50, Halves
Mackorol O,oOm20, 90 per barrel ns to quail
ity.
Dried Apples GG7l per pound
Broom' S2,25W$2i0 per do1.
Tollow N6E9l.
Salt Sl,10 per Dbl
Beans, White SlOa per bu
Batter l0Ml2
Eggs y lGe9
Pepper l0mll.
Abpico l0mll
Raiains 50, ,5@ $500
Nolcudo 10 94@lo per h.
Figs l06ll
Vinegar 600 per gallon
Lend GGD1.
Shot $500 per kog
Ground Spices 9i per doz
Tar SL25mSj,0) per bbl.
Matches 20 per gross
Cotton Yarns ~ per h.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
NOTICE. IN PARTITION.

M AIRY BOILEnd Emma BOYLE minors, children
wi aud heirs ut law Of Margaret Boyle 0ormerly Anr.
garct Webhe) deceased, aud John Wehber, Of Mont.
g0mcry county, Ohio; Henrietta Wehhor and William
Wcbermnofs, children and heirs Mt law of Noah Wol-
lNr, deceased, OF Licas county, Ohio; Robert Wehbor
George Weber, Jnues Wolber, Anla Narln Wclbrr
widow Of Robert Wclhcr, sen.0 deceased, aud Jcmi.
ma Ludwig, (ofucrly jcmima Webbor) Of NandeiE
burgh county IN the State Of Indiana /
WIN take notice TINT on the 2.ld day OF April, A. D
1860 petition was filled against thom IN the Superior
Court ui Montgomery county, ohio, hy rhoinas Wot
her, and X now pending, Wherein said Thomas Weber
demands partition Of the following described ren estate
10 wn lots nnmlrod i75i, l766 and l7iG, Of the r.
Vised numbers of lots in the city ol Dayton Ia the
county Of Montgomery and State Of Ohio, aud that NJ
the June term. \. d. 1850, OF smd court application
will he made by the said Thomas Webber for hn order
TINT partition may bc made Of said premises. Dated
this 2Jd day OF pnl 1870 Hy
ap2ldlWtd TllOS. d. TfLTON, Atry for potner. /
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
New YORK Market.
lBy Telegraph Tor the Daily Empire. ]
Muts X,u. L..

10y ltltEftllh Tor uit uniiA Enihfe,
NEw YoRg, June a.
FLOUR Receipts Of 1928 bbls; market
excited, and loCql5c better sales 10000 Dbl,
at ~ 20@5 30 for superGne State; s. 35@
3 80 for extra State s. 2OGGj 30 for super
fne western IS COOS 80 for inferior 10 good
shipping brands
RYE FLoUR-Steady at 3 50ai2O
WllEAl-lieeeipts 1906 market 2Gf3c
higher sales ls0,OO0 bu Mt 29al 81 foi
Milwaukee Club IS winter red western.
RlE-Dul atsj.
BAltl4kl--Dnll and nominal
CORN Receipts 22,Q2O ba market lc
better sales 4 100 hu at 6s for sound l-'1
PoRKvQpiet opd unchanged Sales Of
$50 bbls at $l7 l5C1l7 So old Mess SIS 25;
new Mess $l2 80. tll
LARD-Buoyant sales 500 bbls at lll@
I2c
OHEESE-Steody at 7G09.
WHlSkl--Market without striking change
Sales of 100 hbls al 2ll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

EsI-A great deal has been soid in the pa
pers about Wehators Unabridged Dictionary,
bat the bali has not been told We have
neither time or space 10 enter upon the details
.of lis excellence and adaptation TO the wants
and emergencies Of the HtioQtqr, aud, iu-
deed, of all who desire 10 learn ltis now in
nearly every library large and small It is, in
decd, deemeda necessity 10 every one who
would write the language, and understand H.
u should be the foundation Of every library,
public or private, and should be- found upon
every table where pens ink and paper are
used itshould be IN reach of every newspa-
per regder ahdwe predict the time will come
wleu iWebsters unabiidged will he consid-
erred as essential ny the air wa breathe.
The literary world are united in oonimenda-
ton of the work, and no praise Of ours can
add 70 It's reputation or oxcellonce, PAYNns.
Phillips Hailding, Main street have IL Gel
one at once
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

Edwin Robinson, President of the Washing.
ton and Richmond Railroad becoming IN
volyed, voluntarily disclosed the fact that he
had squandered the personal property of the
Company, TO whom he said he was dehulter
to considerable amount
He awaits an investigation His conduct
inthe affair is highly honorable, aud he is much
respected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

The Postoliiee Department has given onisial
notice that aitor to-day the California mail
viii cease TO be carried by the way ofthe 18th.
mus OF Panama In the absence Of legisluiion
by Congress 70 maintain this mail ronte, the
Department, does not feel authorized To make
temporary provisions to maintain it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
superior Court No. 1850.

David u. Bowman, ct. al.
DN virtue uf nm oulcr Of The Superior Court Of Mont,
ID Pomciy rmhy Ohio, mndc 10 IT. April term A. -.
1850, IN thoalDye enlilcd catlr, will ON
IFCaiuV, Jtrc 10, 1850.
Al the door Of Tic Court House in the city Of Dayton,
hcWrcn the hours of Two and ioHr ocluok u. M, p said
day, sc public auction to the highcsf bidder, tho
following rcnl estate viz tle suno hcug IN The town Oi
llh'Ity Ia the township of lcilepOn, la the county OF
Montgomery, nld State OF OHIO iuh dcHrled az FOL
lows; II being lot numbered nnotccn () in the aiore-
said town Of Liberty fronting ON Main street, being IN
feciou uine township tlice, range live cut nom me-
Appraised at SkSh,Ou, May scll for 10000
GEO. W. MALLAMBRE, Msstor Com.
A. CLAY, Attorney. mylNd. tawdiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
MONTGOMERY COMMON PLEAS.

- 2iO.
John Mahony, wltosc residence " ----, O. notified
tlm Julia Mahony did on tH 2Si dy nfMay A.D 1860,
nc her petition in the office Of the CLERK ot the Court
uf Common Pleas within and for the county OF Mont
gomcry, ohio charging thc yad John Mihony with
wilhf assnce from horthe said Julia Mahony for more
yoraed nom the siid John Mnhony which petition WI
stand for hearing m tho Novemhdr term, lsu0, OF said
Court. JULIA MAHONN,
Dated May ~ 1850. wo by Abtn Cl,y her Atty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

B5S"The authorities arc determined to re-
move distractions from tho sidewalks, and
those who desire to same costs and unpleasant
attention in police way should ut once take
from their sidewalks every thing which would
NJ a. prove an obstruction to the public Yes
terduy one or two business men who refused
to obey Instructions were put TO cost
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

RAJ Young America Fire Company, of Ur-
bana, have published a challenge 10 the Pacil-
ic, No 6, Of this city, in which they state that
tho distance throwing at Snnduslty was not
fair and wunt the 6's to meet them at Spring
lied and throw for the prize trumpet Stakes
SlOO side Our notion about TIE matter Is
this--the 6's won the trumpet fairly for we
saw the distance measured, but if the Young
America wanta 60 throw for the stakes jet them
come TO Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
NEw YoRK. June 20

The Chamber Of Commerce called on the
Japanese to-day, aud presented an address
10 which the Ambassadors replied some Of
the latter visited the Niagara and others at
tended the matinee at the Academy.
The brig Marquita has heen taken in charge
of by the y $. Marshal ON suspicion of fitting
ont as a SLAYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
nl3Ya This evening would bo Tho roo

pay This evening would be the regular
night for the concert Of the Regimental Band
tthe Court House, but owing to their absence
from the city to-day with The Montgomery
Guard ON a Picnic excursion, they will be I'M
able to meet their usual engagement with the
public On tomorrow evening, however. they
will give one of their free concerts, and win
make their programme all the more attrac-
tive on account Of the delay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

R18~lhe Montgomery Guard (iull compile
menD passed through thc center Of town ON
their way 20 the NJ, r. depot this morning, to
take passage for the scene Of thor picnic at SUI
gar Grove, near Springfield The Regmentol
Band preceded the column, and Judging from
the delightful music they sent up, they were
en- route for "DiNeys Landlp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
'ATrACHMEN1,

Henry fcmediug, rlui Before GEORGE oven }. r,
AGAINST n.o DAYTON I3wn-lap
nN the ls day uf June 1860 smd Justice issued un
" order ofA Atucmcli in theul,oyc action for the sum
OF thirty.tvo dollars and seventy five cents,
Case SET for hoarsg JGll 2ith lduU, ao'ooct A. NJ
ioilwlw HENRY fERNEplNG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

psy@lhe cornerstone Of the new NJ. T..
Church at Mamisburg, (Rey A. Z. Tmomrsok
Pastor) will be laid on Monday, June 25th.
Reys. }. F. CnALFANT, g. C. CRuM, and NJ p.
GApbls, will deliver addresses on the occasion
The new church will be G5 by rs feet, sto-
ries high, aud will cost $1,000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Robert lIOsier,
HHH



IDN virtue Of nu order Of Tho Superior Cont 0f tho
ID county, of Montgomery Ohio, made at H. ortnhor
torn, A. h 1850, in the Hbpye entitled cause, viii on
THGpitV .ilc, 49, 1850
At the door Of the Court House the city Of DAYTON
between the no Of two aud tour O'coc r. NJ, Of snd
duy, sc at public Oucry 20 the Sighest hiddor The
fbowing real estate Ia witl.ot SIS being par Of lat
No. no. designated In Aib-dS vision Of seonl section
No, 10, in Butler township m said County Of Mongom-
cry. Appraised 1T s7U. May soil for Si0GG7.
GEO, W. MABLAMBHE Master Com
T. u. I,nwr, Attorney niyIu.tp,Ftioyy .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

Dsy7 Let il be horne in mind that tho Sab.
bath School, and friends of the Christian
Church, corner Of Smith aud Brown Streets,
Oregon, will go ont ON u picnic excursion to
SLoASs Grove, on the G. Il NJ. Road, about
23d inst The grove isa delightful location
about o'clock A. NJ and the train viii stW /
NJ o'clock BE there in time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

Bf5y"A laborer had his arm broken this
morning at the new Rnper Chapel Parsonage
in Oregon, by a bundle of shingles falling
from a scaiIold upon him He should be
thankful that it was not his head that wns
broken, for he passed a very narrow chance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

Ds3- Tho itlr of July is approaching, and
the people Of this Valley intend visiting us on
that day win our Railroad Companies bring
them here aud return them home on half fare \
The superntendeuts Of two roads have ex-
pressed 10 us their intention to do so, and we
presume all will Whenwi the bills be prin-
ted and circulated announcing the fact
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
First Regimental Band!
DAYTON. ONO.

M e. MILLER, Leader, iaprcpnrod IN Nir.
lNt msh hr-t-emss lrss or String Au'irior civil and
Military PROFESSIONS, ltiemcu's pnales. Political Unih.
cru Pie Mics, tulllon Parties, Funerals, &c. short
notice. and reasonable t'rtus
Address, NJ. G.. MILLER, Lo1lcr, Farmers and Me.
chanhis. Hotel, ~ street, or FIRED. kErfE, Barrow
street, Dayton, ONO. npsn8
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

LNl4OwER, GARDEN amt FIELD SEEDS, II choce
It tanete~l ifom reliable sources.
For sAl"ty l.. MOODHULL,
Hihi ihifd street, east 0f the Post ollcc-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

psb The street Commissioner Is putting
down gravel on Sd street from Jefferson street
east Il is u miserable road to travel just
now
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

Dty"Bcmembcr that the Grand parade Of
HE J. O. r. NJ, Qndiau0 will TAKE place ON
the 18th of July
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

posr oucr, DAYTON, juno II, 1850
/ nlnWa '''' '
for New York, Philadelphia, pnl Now Ena,n,
! ouarH tluly except .muuy ut 500 Ant
fUfNmtnuNtl, u.i lutoru, Wp.tcn Norlru and
s24'ho,n states daily except sunip at $3.50 o. M bud
Euc.omoln4 and Mac.y.ro o. daily except Sum.
for Ncui' and Yellow Springs at &5op.M
. For Mmini. .1urg, bermWtuWn, Tumblm. Hamilton.
l..u' u.'und CouuorVc, Ind, daily DXccpt Fun,lny
1ilp u.
For springfield utlano, Tin, snndu-iy, Toledo
'l'Fcmd 3D. Bort Wayne, Ind, and MichiQu duy
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