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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
BALriuopr, June 10

The Police Department has given notice
in anticipation Of the political gathering here
next week, that the ordinance prohibiting the
firing of cannon, guns, &c, in the city, will
be strictly enforced
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Das"The 'hypotbecar statement made by
G. RyNGE, that all the lircmen on their return
from Snndusky carried more than one horn
apiece, is we are authorized to say an mper
tinent slaudcr, doutlers trHmped up by those
who failed to get a horn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

D6y- The as passed our Building yester
day on their return home from Sandusky,
and gave the EMPIRE three rousng cheers
In this connection, we return thanks to mem
bers of the as as also those of other Day
ton Companies for their Kindness to our Special
Reporter at Snndusky. We treasure up these
hearty evidences of the good will of our fire.
men, and we hold ourselves always ready to
honor any demand they may make upon oar
rood will
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

BsSeIIave you been 10 the Summer Gar
den" PETE 0mMER's residence and saloons
on the Xenia Pike, about one mile east
Don't forget in your rides or promepodes tc
call Mt PETE'g whore you can procure every
luxury of the season. Tomorrow he will
have every thing nice in the coting aud drink
ing line, except spirituous liquors, He viii
have greeting for all Don't forget the place
one mile east, on the Xcniu Pike, /
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Bfb~We have received copy of a new pn-
per- published at Wood River Centre, Buffalo
Co. n T., by j. 4, JOHNSON, asking an eX-
change. It's neat little sheet mud is re-
specially edited Mr. JOHNSON was formerly
connected in some capacity with the Columbus,
o., Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


1--WE nre under obligations 70 Mr. DfuAarsr,
operator at the Depot, for the following telc'
graphic despatch
srnmomEilD, June l6e 0 A. NJ
Tho train coming south on the y NJ y 2.
r. r. run of the track about three miles from
this place, making complete wreck Of three
cars and badly iniurlng Mr. H. > showers
Mail Agent, crushing his arm and fracturing
his skull None others we're hurt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

nay" On Tuesday afternoon last the safe Of
McCoombs a Smith, merchants at Warren
Trumbull county was robbed Of money and
drafts TO the amount Of ~, 900 An lrishman,
whose name is not given, was arrested at Cleye-
land on Wednesday. There is strong circum-
stantial evidence Of his guilt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

nsy-Metlem are brisk about the Court
House Tho superior Court s ~ session the
Clork and Deputies ARE actively engaged IN
posting and keeping matters straight Treas.
urer KESHEy IL almost oyorrun IN tho receipt
Of half yearly taxes aud the Auditor and
Deputy are inhly engaged ~ making out the
duplicates for lsG0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
NEw YonS, June

Letters 10 Grinucll, Menturn A Co, by the
Niagara state that the Great Eastern is not 10
leave Southampton for New lorl, before the
I'D inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

D>-rsa 60, and rheumatism are mhllihly removed
by aoontnnous so Of this geat detergent application
Warm formcntations should IN all eases prccedc IL
use II rclaScs the constrained muscles mud hhres,
aud assists nature In completing c,iir Sold ai the
nanuhotory, No. ~ Maiden Lane, New York, mud by
MI pruggisia, ut BE-. G3c., and 81 per pot
mylsd1w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

nfY- iMnch NJ 10 o'clock tomorrow nt 81
Chorlea Saloon Tmne aonp Tustlo pie, 6c
on the bill Of fare
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
S1lants, s,==SaIrs,==T lsrnt.


NIrANTED.--A good eirl 10 do house work for
w small hmily, can obtain situation by cnqiiring
nj No Kenton ST. opposite II. fnnnlngs brewery,
icigdie
NxrANTED-Anyp person hnvng Cash Cupital ef
w seven Ia ten hundred dollurs learn where he
nninycsi il In good woil caiaiaiHled lucrative and
snle business by addressing Y, o. hoN' No lulo, Day
ton, q. cii
XNrANTED-A I.ady 10 et ar Horsekceper IN
w Hotel None need apply unlesH having had thor'
'uSS Iayii II ''''''"''' 'P'' PHIIIips HOUSE,.
X6rANrED, 100, ,Ooo LBs or CLEAN WASH.
w w wool ior witch the highest Market price IN
Cash gd Trade VIII be gwen W ihe undersigned atNo'
myia.mi n FAvoRl1E, Ascnt
ron sALE.-'rWo ynIunldc ~ oofe Fatins for seic
i ut Pubo Auction. ! will sel on the promises, NJ
p,iide nuttion, w jefferson township, Montgomery
county, Oha, saturday, September !, ino. The
property known the Recher hrm, divided into two
~ ncre trucs, each tct hnH 80 nrrrs rier nn ~ acre.
ugleri 10th Tracts have running wuer on ,hem, Wia W.,
either Of them viii make delightful lafin One 81 thc
tfcts has on Il good house nnd lnrn, orchard o NUT
trces,%c. For further particulars, refer to ,,,,.
ciitNi JOSEPH bAMhhWr
mon sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, on Mnm ~,
| Il ~ squarcs irom the Court House, mud kpown ~
the Temperance House The house s wcll calculated
lor hotel OF boarding house Lot ioS font iip feet
"ySfi Sfp6 ''' '''''''''' HENRY KIsslNGER.
NOR sALu-aooooo ACRES MISSOURI LANDS.
~ We cnn supply the above quantity ui and, suitable
inr farming, mining or nnlpnng pnposeH IN tractr to
ait purrlusrrs, 1T very low mter nom ~ 70 ~ cents
per aor Taxes pnih IN ~ the counties ot MISSOURI
Patents oltaned In I'LL the counties nf Missouri,
Patents obtained for purchasers under the Graduation
! Net. WllNoN, hAWllNttN Y Aps
| nnv2ayi % Chestnut street, ~, Louis,
INOR sALE-rHE LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor.
II nor VI Fourth md Jefferson streets, (adtf waht-
cdl with all ia furniture aud fixtures For tefnH, apply
| either TO r. MIbi NIL nI, 80,
| inn2l duhN M'hhl Nold'N
| INOR sALE-Iwo acres of land, Witha store house
II aud dwelling house on IT, Auntrd in West sonora
Freddie county Ohio, ~ miles west ~ iaytui' on tht
DAYTON aud Western Railroad. The storrhniwe II n
Mirk, ~ lN - feet, stories hight situated tnnieh
niely on tile nilrond The dwelling isnear the store-
"a iIuulc cottage, containing 1--we rooms nnd porch
viii sell said property very low and on easy payments
Inquire on the premises, OF ul
ian2l D. NJ VulVIlH, h"yt"h'
1 AND WARRANTS housht and sold;
IL npi d. hh'hkL-
To RENT
store Rooms on Third and Jefferson sts
mh2tf D. BECKEL.
NOR RENT Rooms No, ~ Main street. lnguir
II OF my14 l. n. A WIN. NJ. GREEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
New Cash GrOcery Et0re.

TINHR undersigned having established himself in the
Oracery tiade ~ No, 1og, hln street, Daytoa,
Ohio, Nhrrv he Intends keeping the est of everything
tisiialy kept la a RETAIL GROCERY STORE. Ne
will ssll iuf Cash only aid ow any other house
Ia Dayton lie respectfully rolcits share " the pub
lic patronage. apil.u JOHN JohNsoN'
NOTICE % sale 90 pay storage e0d
N ChaHNoa.--fhe oi ave tarfels 0l Nals
Whlsky marked sJos spitser.s viii lar notice tapi
will sell pubic allaiioh. the ah day of June net
90 pay elaes .aid eharna aroiet sooner pa,a, 'ng
my store, heed N the baHin. Daythu, Ohio Terms oi
sale oash mYjoinle A. FbVpANf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Yesterday afternoon horse attached
to q light spring wagon, cnmo dashing up Main
street creating great deal of excitement, aud
making q scatcrmcnt Of everything human
aud move0be At the corner of Main aud
Third, the "crittcr' attempted 10 turn ont
west, hut two horse team was ia the way;
the runaway then mndn u sheer toward the
Court House yard, and tried 10 make the turn
around the wagon, but lhicd and ran ngainst
one OF the trees NJ the sidewalk which brought
him mp standing Tho broahagc was not
much Who're the horse came from we were
unable 10 tell
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

~WashNYil.oi hos iua been getting mp
lot Of the incest kind Of guiiers, boots and
summer Shoes Of every description Of light,
preparations for pleasing every taste.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

my" Yesterday the Mayors office wns de-
serted, but this morning It was again the scene
Of active police operations Tho readers Of
the DAIH iNrlnE will remember we mude n
minute three several times Of attempts 20
burn building ON Pulaski street, owned by
II BEAclugn, and tcnnntedby . set Of humans
cnlled--hy the boys -"the Mnddcrns Re-
Gently SUSPICION WIS directed against some
boys-kEiiki,, SMirn aud PAtNrEu---and the
two former were arrested the other morning
when they were on the point of starting for
Sandushy PAINTER ran Of, aud has not been
arrested These mattcrs were working for
several days previous TO the arrests, but were
kept dark with thchopc Of getting all the pnr
tics
When arrested krltAW stated that Ger.
muu named lluRLACuER, who resided noNt
door to the house which had been set on FIRE
had pnid him $40 for firing the house, SMITH
also stutcd that the nutchman' offered him
money to do the job
lloRLACnERwns arrested aud this morning
the parties were brought before His Honor
| After thorough examination of the case,
| floRiAcnER was discharged, no evidence being
offered Which would in any way, implicntc him
in the niiar.
Young Smith was then put on trial, and
the prosecution G,ing to iNsten the charge on
him. he was also discharged
KELLAR was then examined All the cvi-
dcnce brought against him was his own Nd-
missions, made TO the officers who arrested
the boys He told them that he mud other
boys were employed by HomAcurR to burn
the house. H. paying them, and preparing the
kindling for them The boys habits were
snid to be little loose a good character is
grcat thing, aud boys should endeuyor to 70
conduct themselves rs to always have one "a
fall back on. The Mayor felt compelled to
bind Il, over in the sum of $500, to be tried nj
the next term Of Court on charge Of arson,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Dtls"1hc supply Of necessities and luxuries
was abundnnti IN market this morning, and
generally speaking the quality Of the articles
offered for sale was good In the poultry line,
we had young chickens, ducks, Sc Nt 20 cts,
per pnir in produce we had butter ut l29
cents per pound, eggs Nt the stereotype price
of 10 cents per dozen, nnd--but we need enr-
mcratc no further the supply was plentiful,
and excepting eggs, the prices were very fair.
The supply of strawberries was small Us they
are pretty near done with, but raspberries
were in great abundance and selling from 10
to 10 cents per quart We never before saw
80 great quantity of gooscberries and cur
rantsl--it "bcnts all nntur rs the hawhick
said of the huckelberrics. The former were
obtained at from 3 to 0 cents per quart, ne
cording to quantity sold, and the latter at from
to cents perquart Vegetables were very
abundant and cheap among the varieties we
noticed green beans, cabbage, potatoes, &c.,
Mt prices which could not be deemed very eX-
horbitant We have not time, nor is il neces.
sary, to enumerate all that was offered in mar.
ket this morning We give a mere glance at
the supply and prices for the information OF
those who were not in attendance-both buy
ers and sellers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

~ BoOus was up at Sandoaly during the
Hremans Pnradc aud made an examination
Of everything ~ sight llcis at loes to
know how they bury the dead In that locality
unless they put weight TO the collins aud
thrown EN- II Tie bay The foundation Of the
entire place is solid rock aud he don't think
It would pay to blast graves Il would be 80
very expensive Wmpaihizc with lloGrs
dusky indeed, we do know that they die there.
We have honrd thnt the inhabitants dry 80 u
slraw's weight aud the wind blows them away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

O'Clock from tbs residence Of the parents CORNER Of Third
avenue and seventy third street.
NAiexwAlD.-h Brooklyn, on Friday, FEB. 10, JOHN a
O. NAEswAID, Of Christian and Dorsthes Nslsewad
The friends of tho family respectfully invited TO
TEND the funeral from the residence OF his parents,
prospect street Brooklyn on Sunday Afternoon at 20
O'CLOCK His remains will be taken TO tho Luther An
Cemetery. T1
oCoSsoR--on Friday, Feb. 10, ANNA JANE, daugh er
o. inomas and Ellen OConnor natives OF parsl u
hllnney, county Kerry, Ireland,
Inc iTienos on the family Yospectfuy requo TO
attend the funeral from the residence of her mare ts No
II Bridge street, on Sunday afternoon ct two o'c c to
Calvary Cemetery
PMa-ln Brooklyn. on Friday, Feb 10, WV. j. PILL in
The friends Of the family TO attend the fune-
raj, without further invitation from the N. r. Mission
church in South Third street. Eevcn on
Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock precisely
Michigan papers please copy.
RoBERTs-In Gaeville on Thursday afternoon Feb. 0,
Hon. SAMUEL 8. RoRxxTs, in the 48th year of his tge
The relatives and friends Of the fam are res D. ctuily
O'Clock, from the Church OF the Holy Apostles, Ninth
avenue, corner of West Twenty eighth street.
RUSsNI--On Thursday, Feb. o, Of ap ,peCtlC nt,
DANIEL RUsuuL, aged 10 years.
The friends and acquaintanoes invited t, attend Il
funeral from 8Il West Twenty eighth street, this (Ss
day. Afternoon at two o'clock The remains will be taken
TO Greenwood Cemetery for nterment.
srlSsAo.-On Friday Feb 10, Of consumption, DAsxl
SPNAGE branch pilot OF the port Of New York, aged 81
years months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family aud the pilots
the port respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
Sunday afternoon 1t halt past two O'clock from his late
residence, 248 South Third street. Jersey CITY
ScHxNcK-n Brooklyn, on Friday evening, Feb 10,
DAVID X. scmErcx, late Of New Jersey aged SO years
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emblazoned with the James Of Bates and Came
ron for President aud Vice President; for Post
master GENERAL, Horace GreeIey: Minister to
France, Chas. A. Dana; Minister to the
Kingdom Of Central Italy, VIM. II. Fry; .
lector of the Port Of New York, George Ripley,
and editor of the Washington organ, John W.
Forney. If Weeds man, Seward, is elected, the
following programme is arrapged:-weed is to
be general manager at Washington, and super
visor of the kitchen; Secretary Of State still
vacant; Secretary at War, Chevalier Webb, with
all the perquisites and double rations. The
other posts are not yet filed up, but there is
time enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

found time 10 attend 10 them all, TO devote many
hours 20 SOCIAL enjeyment 70 keep hm.s6 40
magazines 10 collect edit and print Oyciopeda OF Wit and
Humov, 10 prepare edition Of Shakspere. ~ yet un-
PUBLISHED 70 play tho genus farmer in Glen Cove,
and the cordial hcst in Hudsoa street la business mai
tors he was oen crussy and mperous but in his socs
circle WAS distinguished Tor bis bonhomme His peroep
faculties wore Of tho keenest order and OF the stage
he 80 enc OF the most agreeable OF COMPANIONS He
would weave the slightest ncidont OF travel into mos,
amusing anesdote, point with wit enrich with humor
make pusgent with satire, and up with an ar
ustic grace that was inmitablc.
Mr.. Burton leaves large fortune. The value OF h's
hero very nss private library Including
ton Of Shatsperau literature In America and valuable
picture gallery HIS estate At Glen Cove worth 900
Federal Court, at SIC 900 annum held 1t $2le 600
SIMON WILKINSON, Of the few remaining residents Of
Boston who were In active business ct tho beginning Of
street. Sunday Afternoon al the aee of eighty three
years and six months. The deceased says the 1FGni
has been widely known in Boston the past sixty years
having hlled many public Offices Of honor and trust In
manner TO secure the confidence and Of the COM
munity. he was a member Of the Hrst Common Council
elected under the CITY charter In 1892 and again served
that body in 1923 and 1897. He was a member Of the
Board OF Aldermen in l843 and 1884, and has frequently
represented Boston in the Lesssture In his youth ne
worked on tho famous fgate Constitution, and was al
ways proud Of his connection with that noble national
vessel and took deep interest In her fortunes.
Mr. MICHAEL JAnAxr. well known and worthy citizen
more, on the 9th inst in the Soth year Of bis age
was born In Paris, and arrived In Baltimore in 1904, on
board the seventy four gun shp Eolus which put into
that port in disabled condition, and was condemned and
sold The crew were discharged, and Mr.. Jamart, who
was one remained in Baltimore In 1872 when the war
broke out he volunteered and at the battles Of Ba
densburg and North Point.
JAMES YOUNG, expert detective policeman OF long ex
perenco died suddenly in Philadelphia the 9th ut,
aged sixty five years. He commenced life - police
in the year 1885, at which time Mayor Swit was in
power. The deceased q Of great shrewdness
and TACT and for number OF years chief OF the de-
tectve force In that city He died OF govt the stomach
after few hours illness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

LIABILITY OF RAILROAD CoxPAN1Es.-At the
late torn Of the Hudson County Court the Of William
a. Nolan the Norris and Essex Railroad Company to
recover damages for personal injuries, taken up.
The trial ana termination Of this excited consdera
railroad company TO respond for injuries sustained by
Of their employees through the negligence Of another
ploye The plaintiff, resident Of Jersey City, while
gagged In the workshop Of the railroad in this city In April
injured by locomotive backing through partition
he alleged that the company bad insecure and unsafe
locomotive which from want Of became unmauage-
abe and that they by inexperienced agents. ran this en-
gne against the partition INJECTING the injury The eng.
testified that the engine not unmanag eable &C.
alleged and that it moved from . neglect Of the
fireman to shut Off all the steam that when in motion
every effort was made to stop It, The defence thereupon
moved for nonsut, and the Court granted IT, ON the
ground that the plaintiff had not made legal cause
action. Judge Ogden also gave a lengthy opinion on
the subject, showing that both employees were in the
same business that the injured knew the risk he
ran, &c.-Ne0ark Advertiser, Feb 8.
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HIISCELLANEOU0.
A lucrative TONIC,
IA DIURErIC AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC COB DIAL
STOMACH BITTER,
LEDIAkDS MORNING CALL.


"A DiURErIC AND xNrI.DYsPEPrIC OoBDrAL
STOMACH BITTER,
LEDIAkDS MORNING CALL.
Be sure 70 ak for Lediard's Aorning Call.
II b the most reliable Homach Bitter In tho world.
1t cures Dyspepsia.
oorreos Aoidity Of the Stomach.
and vitality TO tho coss OF The stomach.
hinvisratss The enire syston.
invaluable In of Gravel affections Of Tho Gene
rattve Organs.
particularly recommended sdes In dscate Attn q
never falls 70 promote the strength and
regularity or the sysem.
Aso beverage the pure hesI,hul prepars
ton extsnt and fulfs in an eminent degree all
the purposes for which true tonic
and lpylgoratiDg Cordial
Stomach Bitter
be recommended
The attention OF hys class Liquor and Grocery house
throughout the Union invited " the above popular
ALTO 70 the following lat Of choices Liquors
LEDIARD'S OLD DOMINION MINT JULEP.
FINE OLD PINE APPLE JAMAICA RUN
PUNCH.
GIN COCKTAIL.
BRANDY COCKTAIL.
" B BOY wHIsKEY COCKTAIL
ROY AZ WINDSOR BrrrERs
FINE OLD EAST INDIA ARRAC PUNCH.
BRANDY SMASH.
DOUBLE ORANGE CURACAO.
Also sole agents for Van Brunt's pure Aromatic
SCHIEDAM SCHkAPP6.
The above goods be ordered from the
and liquor houses In New York. from special
respondents In New Orleans
kessrs y, J. HART co.
BERLIN 4 SON.
81 South William street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

Tns NoRwALK BANK CAsx.-From . conversation with
the special agent OF the Post Office Department in relA
ton to this curious Of double and Identification
for the same offence against the Post Office laws we have
no doubt that the first party arrested Henry Williams
entirely innocent of the charge And what very sngu
lar the testimony taken before the Commissioner against
Williams appears to have been given with the best and
and most honest intentions the part of the witnesses
The facts and circumstances to be made public on
the examination of another witness, under arrest,
viii probably make the case much palmer than it
has yet appeared and, we trust fully satisfy the
nifty who is really the guilty party In this extraordinary
affair,
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Meeting OF the Police Commissioners.

The Board met yesterday Observation-Disclosures
Stillman in the chair, Mayor Powell absent
On motion Of Mayor WooD the question appertaning
giving the General Superintendent the power of detailing
and transferring the members of the force present per-
formed by the Committee Rules and Regulations was
laid until the next meeting, owing to the absence Of
Mayor Powell.
j. Reilly Of the Thirteenth ward; H. P Arthercan Of
the Fifteenth; ID. Murphy, OF the FIRST Wm Steel of the
Fourth and j. Bumsted Of the Tenth ward members of
the old force, were renstated.
The resignation OF John T. Griffith, Of the Twenty fourth
precinct, was received and accepted.
The Committee on Station Houses reported in favor Of
requesting the Common Council to enlarge the Second
ward station house, which was adopted.
The medical staff Of the department requested to
report to the Board at their next meeting the Of all
the disabled members and those who not likely 10
cover or do further duty.
Capt Porter sent In lengthy report in regard TO the
mounted police and asked that the force be increased 10
eighteen.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

ACADEMY OF Music Der Freischutz" was given
last night Tin Ialan) for the fret time in Irving
place, to very full house. in which the German element
was largely represented. The performance eminent
" satisfactory to the audience all the gems of the opera
being received with marked favor The distribution in
c!uded Nine Colson as Agatha, Nine. Strakosch An
META {Stgei as Max, Junca Caspar. Madame Ooson
and Junca made the best Of the night and
the opera well received that it will be repeated
The orchestra chorus and mise en- scene we're excellent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11
The Greatest Invention OF tho Age.
A NEWLY PATENTED
OF RITZ ROCK AND ar Ale n

This wonderful Improvement in grinding rock 10 q -
pAipabe POWDER 1t the rapid Of deon bushe mr.
hour and yielding much larger quantity Of gold and sver
than any other known process and altogether the cheapo
the greatest invention Of tho age
fhs rights Of States In the great invention arc offered for
sae Those desiring purchase Opportunity az
Lhs mill ,ss been In operation At large public exhibition
By the best miners 4 Tie 70 b. without eTosU
uon tho greatest invention Improvement In reducns
quartz ever Witnessed known and In valuable inerp
BIGaS soUrHwICK, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

THE GATHERING TRouRLE IN THE REPUBLICAN,
CA-o.-The contest for the printing spoils now
going oA~t Washington is the last struggle to
be fosghs on tho Consl essional battle ground
by the black republicans in tpe outpossIieh tiog
for the >~xt Presidency. The two factions OF
the I.l~'Nicans are Ted respectively by Old
Blair OF slNSr Sprinp-. n4.-r Washington. and
Thu,l"~ &eeA vt new I"rk. Blair's ucsu, Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

Valentines.-Buy Your Valentines OF
GOLDSMITH. they are gems of beauty. GOLDSMITH 362
Brosdv ay.