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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24
- SPECIAL NOTlCE.-75 cen
AUTUMN SALES
~ AUTUMN SALES &.
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT.
WATKINS u FICKLEN,
RrrAL pEALxRs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
$50 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.

Approaching The liberal patronage Of ends would In
form an oAo'eil' and r. buyers thai receiving and
AUTUMN AND WINTER SALES,
which, extent richness and VARIETY, that Of
eue-ehay Of AlasWe the closest buy
that The prices viii compare voraby with hse Of any 9TH
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Splendid Velvet Embroidered Black and Colored SILKS
HEAVY COTd Corded Rem and TaFsta do
Elegant Grey Grounds With bright figures
The heaviest and richest BLACK SILKS for full dress and
Beautiful Plain .nd Broease Grey and Black PoPtINs
| NALENiiAs n NEL0NAs, very new and beautiful =.
the most extensive brthe neAest styles and best value for
10 EMBRoiDERIEs and ELEGANT LACE GOODS our stock will
be ouad very ae and complete embracing some Of the anes
Ia GESTLEMSNs wEGR-clOhs casalmeress and vestuEs;
s. and woSsn Undergare HGssv, Gloves Collars. Crlya
HOUSEKEEPING eoODs-Best Linen and Cotton sAeees
PRoE CaIng, DamAka Towels huekabaeks, Napkns-At very
GARRETT AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT,
Having ttted up Of large especially for this de-
parenS facilities supply The Of the trade great
In an Tre, Of Velvet Tapestry BRUSSELS aud Ipsran CAR
PETS and plain and Figured BOOKING and FLOOR CLorHsVe
sst and iaPsy sOSs and NiS our ioes = Eer aSs A0'
y IA sI sSs aaa ,s sst7T LINENS
WHITE CANBSI6S, CHECK NUsLINs,
BRILLIANrES, BLEACHED LONG CLOTHS,
and al superior STA LIZ GOODS supply very large AndP
PLANTATION GOODS or HEAVY virginia PULLED Cloths, All
I'd rs Extra Heavy aeys sane RAnksti OInasurs BrJEn
shifting &c large stock offered At prices which will
all Some these goods Ofs1peor quail
" and a lhcuh % hnd
CL0AKS. MANTLES e SHAWLS.
This department have greatly enlarged and established in
own Warehouse,
Cloak and VI mile Mandatory,
under the supervion OF Mr.. STIDER, whose taste and
XIII head the largest establishments In the eoun
~ furnishes guarantee Of the style Of garments shall Of
Ter
Splendid Velvet Cloth and SIX
CLOAKs, MANTILLAS and DUsTERS
ill be found at an tines at prices hitherto unequaled In Rich
n0nd
Our goods manufactured OF the hne1 and most modern
a5 after American ami Paris patterns Any special
style found 10 stock Will be made 10 order at
To responsible buyers, terms will be Hb
We ask opportunity TO give the advantages promised
above.
NERCHANra-Mtny o. our goods adapted 10 the
bayr and cannot be found In exclusive job
o. engaged In the whole
sale trade pleissd all Mere, who favor With
goos sell them, guaranteed 70 be asov
seia WATKINS 4 HoKLEN
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LARGE SALE OF BLOOD STOCK

WILL sell on THURSDAY 18th INST, at O'Clock p In
the Horse Lot Of the State and Central Agricultural
That eeebr.t lst Premium Stallion TROJAN
very fee yearing colt by Trojan by Imp Trustee
Three II roushbrsd hlles I, 2 and years
AID very fine young JACK
All this stock be time In the Horse by
cation Grooa Jubius who viii furnish handful set
dog foith PedgreeF terms, &c.
GAINES
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NOTICE OF AGENC

NOTICE OF AGENCY.
HAVE appointed John Alien and Will Getty As part
ners under the stvle John Allen Comy Agents for mt
bcha 90 conduct the Variety and Fancy Goods bus
ness 90 The c " Of Richmond
GEORGE ?. BrEINBACH,
LII - Baltimore Md.
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GRHksHRIER COUNTY, VA.

20 BAGS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA coz
90 bbls "B" ccGee Sugar
20 Patent Cot do
10 Crushed do
10 Pulvetiled do
20 half chess Green AMI Black Te,s
81 boxe Pine apple ard English Dairy Cheese
large a,soriment Of English Sauces and Pekles.
Also, French and Hnglsh Mustard.
oci9 gs Main street.
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.
Il Tea eets dozens single Pieces
Tail, and Dessert Knives without Forks
Met and Game cArvsrs and steeS
Butter Knives, Rread Knives, &C ,&c., Of the best
Eng ish aud AnerisSn makers, for sa Low by
O. J. SIMON Importer Of Gallery,
or22 II Main street
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NO, CARPENTER POR sALE.-we have for
n private sale nksy negro man. 81 years Of age Who'll No.
CNrpenter Of rood mora character, sol fault
Apply &, PULLIAM co,
ocis-u Odd ReIows Hail. Franklin street.
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~ PLEo-Just received BY
A. Nc y, on REstRIS,

" MAIN ST.
The Tamberlick Galop Composed by MuSsrd. MIA
Through The Prairies. Grand March BY Henry O. WY
Beeht 24JS
Morning Hymn sung Grace Church. New York, BY Geo
WAshburu Morgan.
Little Giant Polka; by A. T. Mhchen
Pine Hull Echo Gaop; by Kleinguenther.
Prince Of Wales Qaadres lie Lion du jour- Arranged for
hds; by GuSfAve Bleisner
An Evening st oakland; Romance BY Thomas Oheil
Dripping Rock WatE by 1hos. ONein .
when IKneW You Long Ago Ballad Words by Enoch Music
by Glouen.
Willie Gray; or Answer Kitty Clyde; by Edward Ambuh
Like the Streak Eastern SKIES Song composed by Sebastian
II VIII Al, be Right In the Morning popular BAlAdby NJ
Hubbard.
Chritnts Be Is Solo Dueti and Quarte by He Tucker
Ever Of Thee, with variations; by y. Muller.
Marta Pantase de Concerts by Louis staab.
Softly Light Of Day. Alto and Soprano solos Duet and
L.. g,S Sueno,,. A lids. by GOtze. seQO
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NIOTICEAppncaon will be made 10 the President and Di
~ Of Virginia for the renewal Of certificate
No 1924 In said Bank dated December g. 1881 for share
standing the OF ANDREW PARE OF KanaEha the oRnA
having been lost eI-dbW
VITANTBD.-AIa lady we'll qualified teach in school q
w high grade Applicants state distinctly all hey can teach
and to address lmmt dlately Dr. THoa. P. ATKINSON,
oc9-u Dsnyile, Va
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(lANDLEs.-4fo whole sad half bOTes "Insprs" Adsn.n
~ tine Candies, Tor sale By
oe0 Il H. SKINNER 4 CO,
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MIR. LEEERYRE,S SCHOOL,

The announcement for the session Of $780, 81 win be
70 those who apply A. Indicated Ugly
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chicago market.

CHlcAGo, July T.
FL0UR-The market dull is and neglec-
ted.
RYE FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Is in fair demand, ut I OF for
No. ] Spridg, and 81 6@l06i for No 2,
ut which prices the market closed dull and
heavy.
C0RN-DeclincdH@9c. the market closing
unsettled ut 46@46lc. for No. ! and 45c. for
No. q. N#
Shelled very dull.
0ATS-Wero in fair demand ut an advance
Of &c.
HYE-Market dull and neglected. Nc
sales.
BARLEY-Market closed very dull and
heavy,
Freights were active, with an upward ten
dency.
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made BY the Captain, and BY the Attorney Of
the company
Tho outlandish costume was in perfect
keeping with their names. Probably one Of
the funniest points in the affair was the extra
double telegraph reporter who took down the
show In shorthand
The fireworks in the evening, at the con-
auence Of Main and Third streets, under tho
direction Of Prof Bamaby was one Of the
finest illustration Of the peaceable use
Of g%unpowder we ever witnessed IL
was universally admired, and applauded
II Is estimated that from 10000 10 10000
persons-of nges sexes and conditions-in
the street last night Tho sight upon the
streets was grand whom tho brilliant lights
were burning. Looking out from the upper
window of the EMriRE Building, the scene
before us was paved with human heads like
a vast avenue newly powdered, cnch indiyi-
dual bowlder prominent and cleaning in
the sunshinel
1t is almost a maricle that among the mass
Of humanity there was no one injured,
alAough horses and vehicles were planted
here and there in the vast %coneoursel
The display ut Douglass q Co.'S, and Mt Van
Ausdal, Dixon 4 Cos 10 and ~ Main street
was really magnificent From the basement
to the attic, through a series of FIVE stories,
every window WINS illuminated, and decorated
with patriotic notices; the brillians Jets as
they struggled through the red, white and
blue" devices, rendered the scene one of in
doscribable grandeur, and the affair Justly
divided the admiration of the populaco with
the fireworks. The display Of goods in the
lower windows was superb, aud the enthusi.
assn ola large company Of ladies and gentle
mon prompted them TO cheer the talismanic
and patriotic number which shown out-o76F
The Deluge Hall cupola was also brilliantly
and beautifully illuminated, and during the
evening, after the display at the Court House,
fireworks, &c, were put up ON private account
oil over the city from the time of the even
ing salute, until ~ o'clock, midnight, il was a
constant succession Of explosion.
The celebration of the 4th in Dayton was n
hinge success. Long will il be remembered,
and its incidents related by the thousands
who participated in The festivities of the Day.
And SO may it ever be; may millions of free.
men celebrate the return Of the day until
Time shall be no more, and when the Ameri-
can Union shall be merged into the Great
CONFEDERATION ofn holier and n better world
'E Pluribus Unuml"
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and Provision Store
Montgomery House, Third street,


JACOB HlDLER, Proprietor, The Excelsior Pro-
- dnce and Commission store, 10 now in tho best pos.
slide thin far tho Summer Campaign. The proprietor
having lad long experience as a caterer 90 the public
taste, understands fully the table wants Of this coinmu-
MEATs, GAME, POULTRY, PROpUCE, VEaETA-
BLES, FRUITS, Sc, together with all the little edihAo
extras that are 50 grateful TO the palats during tho sum.
mcr, will always be kept neah and nice, aud subject 10
tho order OF the puhaic, Who can appreciate the oonyen-
ience q obtaining such things every day, and at any
time q the day,
OH Jake is snl determined 70 please tho people, and
{ he does MOI, he Is determined q shall Tot be his fault.
He desires thspcople 10 call and see his place. Hei Is
sure he can please them. novt.tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

NEw YoRK July 8.
The Royal Mail steamship Persia arrived
this morning from Liverpool on the 23d via
Queenstown on the 9th.
TUmN, June 23d.-Advices from Ravenna
10 the 22d state that at Rola the Austrian gov
eminent compelled a Sardiaian merchant
vessel 70 hoist the Pontiiical flag,
AZ Fnrmi the harbor master refused the
steamer Ravenna the papers necessary for de-
phrture, because II had hoisted the tri-colored
flag.
PARIS, June 23d-Tho Patrie of to-day,
states that Garabaldi held n council Of war on
the evening of the 2lst at which il was unan-
imoualy decided that the iusurrectionhl army
AFTER having collected all the necessary mill.
tary fourcos should march in Missinn The
volunteers brought by Col. Madici, had been
chosen with great cnre, amongst them were Of.
icers and engineers, il was believed that the
march would commence on the 2Sth inst, no
movement in Cicily
Tho Noapolitans were Terrifying Messina
and concentrating 10000 troops there and
considerable ammunition,
The evacuation Of Palermo is completed
The Neapolitan frigate had leh Port Garibal-
III and was forming twenty regiments for OPP
p%erating ON the main land
The Nenpolitans were in great force in Cal
abria, all the ommons in Sicily had present
ed addresses requesting annexation 10 Pied
mont
The American vessel seized by the Neapol.
itnns was the Charles and Jane Of Baltimore.
The American minister Mt Naples had de-
mnnded passports for his son and two others
TO visit the vessel at Garla,
1t wns asserted that Il iiual conference at
Baden between the Prince of Prussia and the
German soyereigns resulted in u decisive
agreement on the questions relative TO Ger
mans aud foreign governments. The SOW
ereigns rendered their good offices to bring
about an understanding between PRUSSIA and
Austria.
The proceedings of the English Parliament
were unimportant. About 10000 volunteers
were to be reviewed by the Queen the day the
steamer sailed.
The Prince Of Wales embnrks for Canada
July 18th.
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GommrrriaL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY EMPIRE, !

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, I ,
DAYTON, MONDAY, JuLy 5rH, 1860.
Corrected daily by Hsnsnaas = bno., Jeaer-on street
We have little to report in any Of the dc.
partmonts oftrade. Indeed very little is being
done now in any trade.
FL0UR-Trade mostly local, with little
shipping demand Small sales Wholesale at
$500. Retail 50 10. White wheat 90 rs.
WHEAT-Sl,OO, with downward tendency.
C0RN-Thereeeipts IN corn have been very
fair for the last week, and on account Of the
promise Of the growing crop the price is
tending downward Sales are made At 40c.
oATS.-Roceipts fair, and sales Of small
lots at 30 cents. The new crop is having a
depressing effect on prices,
BARLEY-Litle doing, and we can give
no quotations.
RYE-Recoipts very light, and in request
at 90c.
Nothing doing in Flaxseed or Grass seed.
GROCERIES, ETC.
Corrected for the Daily EnPiu by Rneisly, Mcintyre
AGO, No. ans, Third ST.
Sugar, firm.
Coffee, firm.
We quote today
Coffee l43@l5.
sugar firm at si@Ot s81Jin
Molasses 47@iS,
Tons 35CdG5. uW~n
Cheese 1l@SA
Tobacco 2OC940.
Rice 5@5A
Prunes sl@9
Candles IL.
Soap b4@7.
White Fish 5,26@5,5O, Halves
Mackerel 9,00@20,OO per barrel, as to quail
ity.
Dried Apples 697i per pound.
Brooms ~, 26@$2,4 40 per doz,
Tallow 9(D94.
Salt 81 20 per Dbl.
Beans, White SlOe per bul
Butter l0C9l2.
Eggs SA@9
Pepper l004ll.
Alspice l0mll.
Raisins 20, 75@S3O0
Valentia do. 9l@1O per h.
Figs l0(@ll.
Vinegar Gao per gallon.
Lead 6@7.
Shot $500 per keg.
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 30 per doz.
Tar 81, 26@$j, 90 per Dbl.
Matches 20 per gross.
Cotton Yarns 20 per lb.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
superior Court. No. i4Gs.

ssnsi Superior Court. No. I4Os.
DuttSuANT 10 an order Of the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, made Ia the above case
al IT, june Term, A.. d. lsE0, and 10 me directed. l ahnii
offer NJ public auction nj the door Of the Court House, Ia
the city uf Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio,
Oa Saturday, Jnfg 1th. isO1.
hct9een the hours OF one and bur ocinck 4. N. Of
said day, the following dcsrnlsd Reai Estate, 10 wir
SITUATE Ia the city Of Dayton, county Of Montgomery and
State of OHIO, 20 Wit An that LOT, tract o. Parcel OF
land bounded ~ follows, TO witt Beginning NJ the north
east coTner Of In lot No, one hundred and any eight,
(ihsl on the plat Of the town 81 Dayton; thence west
wardiy with the northern boundary, eight poles 10 u
line ofthe heirs ofHenry Brown, deed. thence NJ right
angles southwark with said bToaE's lhe, twp (9l polesi
thonoe a. night angles eastward eight poles 10 Main
street, theucc northsard with Main street two (l
poles "a the place % beginning, containing sixteen
lGl perhcr, IL she SANS morp or less, eHcepting
nevertheless twenty Cnl feet % the west cnd o.
said PROMISES, and also Including 10 much Of the
htiGk wall ~ tho PHILIPPE House ~ NUoins the North
Shie % snid Premises, amt the ground ON whrh said
slti standa - has been conyeYut 70 said 0retai by ne
Phillips Hnllao Hotel Company,
said property II 30 be sold ON a Judgment In lNor OF
John demmef agaanHt Rohard 0resn. es. al. The
atsye property has hecn appraised At Ma thauzand dol
hrs, and cannotbo sold Tor lesa than tgo thiris the an.
praiseinenL NhAeh " stOoO. Terms OF sale, cash,
N, y. JORDAN, Master Coininisaionur,
superior Court Montgomery Co,,O
r. y. CuFFT, Aa'y. jeedid,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

81. LOWS, July 8.
A FIRE occurred at Hannibal, Mo-, yesterday
morning, ut 3 o'clock
Principal losses are as follows J. Railey
Wholesale grocery and liquor store; loss $2s,
900 insured $4,000. g. N. C~aplorgen, chr.
ringe repository loss $4,000 insured 81, 900.
Geo. Pray, d%rcggist; loss Z 5000 insured
Robt Buchanan, owner Of building loss
~, 900 no insurance. VIM. Short also owner
Of one of the buildings, loss $1,000; fully in.
surcd. Minor losses not ascertained.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

BsS~There was a fight upon the County
Fair Grounds yesterday, and one Mt the foot
of the Hill f%orninst the ~''cesspool" We hear
of %sevsral other mock-downs in different quar-
tors of the city, but they didn't amount to a
pinch of snuff.
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE

@, Kncoht, Administntorl
Of p. Lambion, deceased, Petition to sell lands to pay
vs., debts,
Theresa schiello et nj.
DuRSUANT TO nm order OF the Probate Court Of
Il Montgomery county, made In the above entitled
SdfnniaV, Aggusfi, 1900.
Al the door Of tho Court House, In the city OF Dayton,
between tho hours Of two and four o'clock r. M, sell
al public cutlery 10 the highest bidder, the following de-
hundred and eight UbOs) on the revised plat OF said city,
except ~thirty.Onc feet (3D in width, on the north ond
heretofore conveyed by Peter Lhmlaon tO q. II. Finn,
with an agreement 20 release 20 the city Of Dayton,
twelve foeti Ia width OF Of said north end Ia addition for
the purpose u m nlcy, -includ'ng said las, named
twelve feet said lot h ninety nine feet In depth by my
feet In width.
Appraised nj 5000 90; may sell for sTOO 90. Terms
of znlo-Ono third cash down; one third IN one year
Rom day Of sudo and one third In two years, Deferred
payments to he secured 10y mortgage and ~ boar inter.
ust nom day Of sale. G. RNECiIT Admir-,
Of Peter Lamlaon, deceased.
Ur0. w. MALAsuuP. Attorncv irgJVStd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

Bdy"J. X. WEBSTER, ESQ, Editor of the
Hamilton Telegraph vas in the city yester-
day, and participated in the celebration here.
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miscellaneous.
M = w Il OOK 8

~ ~ w - ~
DUTLEGEi A Novel, by Derby a jackson, New
III York.
The West Indies and the Spanish Main. by Anthony
Trolope, author Of "Dr. Thome," a.,
Mnry Btnyan, the Droamer's blind Daughter atale OF
Religious Persecution, by saliic Il Ford, author 81
"Buce Truman" Sheldon a Co, N, ",
A Mothers Trials, by the author Of MI Lady"
DRnosbury House. BY Mrs. Henry Wood,
A General Wow Of the Rise, Progresa aud corruptions
OF Christianity, by the Most Row, Richard Mhatcly,
Archbishop OF Dublin, with sketch Of the life ofthe
author,
The Throne Of David, by the author Of "The Prince Of
the House Of David"
populnr Astronomy, by Prof o. NJ. Mitchell.
The Pioneers, Preachers and People Of the Mississippi
Valley, by Milbum.
Mndamoiselle Moh, n Tale Of Modern Rome,
Letters Of Alexander Won Humboldt To Ynrnhagen Won
Fine, from 1897 TO 1858, by Frederick Kapp.
Critical end Miscellaneous Essays collected and repuh-
lished by Thomas Carlysle, In four volumes. Pub
lihhcd by Brown& TagRart, Boston.
ALSO, a new lot Of Mil on the Floss, Hntdts Of Good
Society, Say and Seal, Biblical Reason Why, Switzerland
and san Hours.
Den Agents for spalding's Prepared Glue.
loo PAYNE'R, No. 90 Main NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

I~NnEfFNnENUEl July ..
The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the 18th
ult, arrived 10 day. q
No rain has fallen in New Mexico this year,
and the crops were almost entirely des-
troyed Il.nl Inl
Mr. Claiborn, delegate 10 Charleston and
Baltimore, made a speech in this city yester-
day In favor Of Douglas, which was well re-
ceiyed.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas Webher, Case No. 1907.
VI. hMontgfry Superior Court,
Mary Boyle, ct. NJ. In Partition.
I N pursuance Of an order of Rnle issued from the
/ Superior Court of Montgomery county, 10 me di'
Tcoted, will offer for sale ut tho door OF the Court
House In Dayton, In said county, on
Saturday, ne 2ld dag NJ July 1850,
At2 O'Clock =. m, OF said day, in.lot numbered seven.
teen hundred and ny-four U75il Of tho revised mum
berr Of lots In the city Of Dayton, In Montgomery com.
ty, ohio, appraised at $780, 10 nm nnnual pay
lncnt, QrOfn and amer the LIST day Of July 1901 at $1,000
To Anna Maria Wcller widow ~ Robert Weber, sen.
deceased, during her lie time, for dover In real estate
Of her said deceased husband.
Also, inlot No, 100, In said city ofDayton (adioininp
The aboye) appraised, tres OF dover, ~ el70AOF
Also, in'iot No, 1850, IN said city u Dayton, (adioln'
mg the ahoYeO appraised ffee Of dover At Si2a,m
said property not osel for loss than two thirds Of the
appraised value.
Turns, ono third cash, one thiri IN one year, and os
third In two years the deferred payments 10 bear IN
torcst and secured by mortgage,
The Widow dover will probably he offered Tor sal,
same day. JOHN Mills, sheriff
nntcd June 10, 1890.
Tmoa, Vs. TLr0s, ATTY ie2ots
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New Cash Grocery Store.

UNilE undersigned having established himself In the
i Orocery trade at No. iOT, Main street. Dayton,
OHIO, whore he intends keeping the hest q everything
usually kept la a RETAIL GROCERY STORE. He
in Dayton, lie respectfully solicits ashars Of The pub
lie patronage. apll.f JOHN Johnson
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

NARA detachment of tho Piqua Ligh.
Guards was in the city yesterday evening,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

- mplsyment-any perDon, either male
SEA or female can easily make nom six 10 eight.
teen dollars n week By an art which I possosai can h.
done by any person of ordinary mind, with little on no
cUIital, aud M ornament IN eycry family This z no
humbug, scutio any address on rysipf OF 80 cents in
coin or stamps TO v C. MATHER,
Rp1wm3 Post ofA1e, Now York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

Bdy~We noted Mt least fifty more drunken
men yesterday than there was any use off
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

y y TWWW n T
Rev. Samuel J, brown has lcen a devoted inlorrr in
Ge canse u ehuauaniy in cin0imAus Coz nsoTe than
pnirty yOass, As sIao-t every Old oincimnauan knows.
suoh testimony Grom such a rouVe, 10 not 20 10 passed
over lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies ever
preseniedt 10 The pullic, ever reeelvod 1.-THE OF the
eomHaensahon from MIN or STANDING, Ia every
walk oflue, that mine have done. Soc advertisements
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

George Barrnlow,
Va Superior iourk No. 1870.
Andrew Egnn, ct al,
DY virtue Of an order Of the Superior Court q tho
ID County Of Montgomery, Ohio. made hf vs. April
Term A. ii. 1860, In the above entitled cause, l will, on
SATURDAY,, August 4 1851 nasrf
Al the door OF the Court House la the city of Dayton,
totWocn the hours VI tso and four o'ciOck y. m.n ID said
day sell AZ puhlic outcry, 10 tho highest Bidder The
following described nnl eHtaie, 10 wit lyingln Mad Riy-
81 township, In said county, and hcing lots number
scyOnoighG, nine and ten as designated on a plat ~ the
subdivision 81 part of section 2f-Towti Z of range Z,
hatwcon the Miami Rivers; mRio by Daniel hcckcl aud
wife, aud recorded on Tiue book "ANiHges 80 and47 o
tho Reooris Of Montgomery county
Hnid lots arc n part ~ Coz hun. contain one acre
each and are we'll fitted tor gardening purposes.
Each loi h. appraised al elai, 90 anal may Hnl Tor $751;.
80. GEO. W.. MALLAMBRE, Master Com.
HoLr A wALEEa, Atlornnys. lc2s-dtWawtd
lGTRAYED.-Two Black Cows, bath giving fesi
lie Aihacnhpf on HuturiRy, Juno 18th, ANY perAon
leaying nolice ~ the EMPIRE OFFICE Of their where.
ahouts will h. hbeully rewarded, by
iEsGdt IMOSES BAR
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