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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
no aponTaMEs.

4 NAVE flns variety If tbs beet usslity GAME
! BARS. Shot Pouches BELTS. fpwder Fissks sd
sevstsl new styles of Improved Shot rsnehes
gtssnesrs, Colts, coxs. ElsT's. walkers sha
genuine 81. - Percussion Usps, sisp, fipn eiesn.
ine Rods. Tubes Wrsnehss, sfr ~
news FpANE HupUFT'E.
conn MILL. CORN MEAL, ETC.
IlbAEs Young Amsfies Germ Miil. established
- 10 1855. continues " supply ffssb Mssi
ufts. Chopped Germ. etc
lssti JOSHUA BHAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
FRAN X HUG EFT.
no THE MtI,t,toNt

TUE F-a t,sl encouragement which hsvs me,
Win ~ NJ rev bsslhess, induces ,hs ,.,.,, ~
tnany thsnks 81 this generous pu,iie ~, ,ts,,
patronage. and y solicitation ~, then, ~ .v.l.
ns,lse announcements 10. asy 10 The additional
Supplies 10 my already large sna ffssh s,ses ~
ell goods belonging r. mr. iiss ~ Business. sna
IN dsins 81 feel fuli assurances that " thsy viz
call and sss me. ,hsy viii he satisfied that my s-,
rest eTef,s is 10 give sntirs satisfaction. sna VII
await the pleasure ~ showing my stock and ss,v
Ing "an ete may 0i,e mo eaii"
FRANK uUgUET,
nsv1l rpgpa, Of Third aud Iaofst STRAIT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
ssswtN,l MACHINES.

IusT nHcniNrp The Bowel > 'ir"ieii NEW
~ rArtEhN MA1iitNr This Machine hss
hsun enlarged expressly fg Planters nee
CIV h"pms nest " Mfs ituestrn's raneT
E'p.a-ThIsd street
hhiR ! N THAuy. Agent
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
IIAYi IIAYii

1O0 BALES 81 very choice Hay. just stored
IVO aud for sale by
Janli JOSH "a nrAi.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
Ininii LINEN Ann rtArI,,,Aa.

IUIslf LINEN AND rIATIILAH.
I nAvh 'eesivsd pc, late arrivals ~ invuire ~
80 pieces ~ the sbsva named goods which
have been bought ~ great sacrifice hrd sin
able YES uhet thee, ~ ffrn ~ ~ 80 pet cent less
than usually suld his. fhuss ~ want ~ ani ihinR
IN my line. will 10 well " Give me eaii
y SIMON,
fsh2l Capital rhear store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
CONN Mil. CONN MEAL, y
GAME KNIvEai CANE KNIVES I

TX DOZEN Louisisna Long Blades,
so Cast steel Cane Knives with and
without hooks. 20 dor. do wide Blades,
for sale At city prices. 81
LACQUER ~ LANOUEH,
oo35 Cor Lafayette aud Florida Ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
THE HE'LL OF THE SOUTH,

THE HE'LL OF THE SOUTH
rINHE Ladies' are respectfully informed that
l. haze just opened splen did lot of Douglas
and sherwood's much admired
"BELLE OF THE SOUTH
hustle Hoop OF 30 and 40 Spring., secured by lace
strings, whics for convenience and durability
have nsequsl. q. SIMON,
feb2S Capital Cheap Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

I'AmiLy FfOuH.--i0o Bar'sls n assorted
qualities, all fresh stock, on hand and tor
sale by JUailUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
IIANDK ERCHIEFs.

LATE ARRIVALS.
We have just received hne Assortment Of
Table Cutlery,
Table Mats,
Crumb brushes,
Lunch noset.
Spring Candlerticks.
sardine Openers.
Nut Crackers,
Salad Spoons,
frpnch Roll Pans,
Corn Bread Pans,
stew aud Saucepang.
Revolving Dice Boxes, etc.
MART 2w PIPER A BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
CEDAR POSTS.
CEMENT, PLANTER PARIS

AND PLASTERlNg HAIR.
A fuLL supply always On hand.
N daaiB nAHHEEA BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
G.. w. DEARING, NJ. d.,

Residence Corner II ST. Ferdinand Europe sta.,
~ onice, II. 7. waddill's Dug store, Main
street, Baton Rouge. lfeb2l-y
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
PUBLIC NOTICE
HORSE sIIOERs

MILL remember that We keep on hand the
w common borss nail az we'll ~ our extra
English stub nail, aud both nj low prices.
MONTAN MATTA,
dec7 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

SU n Els.
Cedar and painted Tubs,
Japsnnod Chamber Sets,
Corn Cake Pans,
Wood aud Iron spoons,
Cocoa Dippers,
Cedar and painted Buckets,
fronch Roll Pans,
Revolving wafie Irons,
Ladies and skimmers,
Egg Boilers, etc.
mar6-2w PIPER a BRADFORD,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
LADIES CLOTH.

M Y assortment IN that particular b,sreb san.
l'I not he surpassed having all desirable shades
sud 81 prices that esnnet fail 10 suit the rich
we'll as the pour q. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
Umf,nrIIAsA PAnAsoIs.

A vFHF large assortment ~ these gspds, jpst
II rsesi-Ad, consisting ~ uisebam Eitk spa
sessrs b,nbtsiiss, al sises sfnHns them ssp.
very nns Essneh bingham Umbrellas Tor Ladies,
new article, very light and vsfy hssdsomsly
made. fssptJ ". ~ PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

NEW GOODS.-Wo are now opening
the finest aud best assorted stock, and en-
tircly new patterns of Curtain loops, Cur
tain Hooks, Curtain Bands and Pins ever
offered In this market.
fob25-2w PIPER ~ BRADFORD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

COOPER ExHImTIoN-WILL IT BE REPEATs
EDS-our "elbow friend" who told US yes
terday afternoon that we need have no so
licitude about the attendance at Huston
Hall last night, was about correct; and we
are to infer that ill.brseding has its peculiar
instincts, and ia not always a disadvantagel
Before the time for commencing the exer-
cises, the Hall was filed. 1t is astonishing
how much Hall may be crowded after it
is chuck full r Long after every seat was
supposed to be occupied, seats were OBJ
tanned, and yet the people csme--came in
droves; and like an immense and Unsuitable
omnibus, somehow room was constantly
found for lone morel"
We had intended giving a tolerably long
account of the entertainment for the infor-
nation of those who could not be present,
but just as we had fairly got started in our
relation, an esteemed correspondent, who
was present, handed US such an excellent and
spirited description that wo at once aban,
doned our plan. We will only add that
the Concert was gratifying success, and
we are proud Of it.
We have now suggestion to make
which we hope will meet the favor of the
young ladies and the gentlemen who assist.
ed them last night, as we know it will with
the public, who will gladly contribute their
part towards its uccess;-"Let the Con.
cert and Calisthenic exercises be repeated
very Soon." In this suggestion we are sus.
tain ed by the unanimous voice of the many
with whom we have oonversed on the sub.
Ject Let the second concert be given
as a substantial compliment to Miss Orton
to whom we are principally indebted for
the pleasure of last evening. We respect
fully urge our suggestion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

"HELP."-Mgs. - related to us the 9TH
or day some Of her tribulatiOns in endesvOring
to procure serving girl" MrA - gensr
ally does her own work when she is well, aud
every thing goes smoothly In the family, Four
or Eve girls "came 10 see about the place
One thought the family too large, thsrs were
four in all,) aud wanted two dollars per week,
which Mrs. could not afford. Another
wanted "SundAy out, and leave Of three eve.
nings 10 the week" Az Mn. - had a sick
child, that needed good care In the evenings,
which she alone was not strong enough TO give
No. j., was not to DO thought Of. No. came
and, after few words about terms, abe comS
meneed work in earnest. Great hopes were built
upon No. 3. but while the lady Of the house
went up stairs few moments to assist 10 the
work, the girl "put on her duds" and went of.
No 4cams at the request Of No. 3, Who for her
sudden leaving made the rather equiVocal sxn
cuse that she had a beau. whom she intended
marrying soon, and was AFRAID his presence
about the house would not be agresablel Mrs.
- was getting nervous about girls; she did
not want No. 4 10 stay y moment IL she did not
stay as long ss she wanted help, and she told
her so. No. thereupOn desired TO know how
long her services would probably be required.
when she wss informed that 1t would be for
two or three weeks. She "heW up" At that,
and said she could not think Of taking of her
bonnet She expected to have offered her
steady situation; she would accept no other;
and although it was raining very hard, shs
would leave in the stormi
We do not want to tire our readers with Mrs.
- annOyanessj but they occur to very
many people who do not keep "hslp" all the
lime. "Hslp" nowadays is not like il was
few years sgOi 1t is now, {" Blug says, mot
wurth shucks."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
NEWS ITEMS.

There are 637 cOnvicts in the Penitontiary at
Jacksonville, Ind.
Hon. Geo. W. IngersolI, Attorney General Of
AAine' died at Bangor on the 9th.
At tho delivering desk of the New York eitv
PostOice letters for ladies are very properly de-
liVered BY one of their own sex.
A large gray eagle, six feet and eight inches
from tip to tip, was killed the other day in Mad
iSOn County, Kentucky.
The proprietors Of the Pembsrton Mil at Law.
noes, announce that their estabIisbmsnt will bs
rebuilt at once.
A cotton factory, capable Of running $500
pindles, has just been put in operation in Jsfsr-
son City, La.
Robert Dale Owen recently converted to spir-
ituAlism, received last week public reception in
New York,
LsAOrmAud, the Oldest French soldier, who had
served under Louis XIV, died in Paris Dec. rs,
1859, aged 100.
Sweden has lost one Of her best publiclIts and
politicians 10 Gustaf HJerta, who died Dec, 49,
SO.
LOngfsllOWs poem, EvGngslins, has been pre-
pared for the stage by Mrs. Batsman, for the
Winter Garden, New York.
Henrietta wsndls, Plsbsian girl Of Darmstadt, -,
who married the Daks Louis Of Bavaria, has been
snObled with the title Of Baroness Wallsrsss.
St. Andrews Hall, CHARLESTON, has bosn s.cu.
red by the Hon. Fernando Wood for the delegates
from the State of New York to the National Con-
vsntiOn which Is to assemble In April.
About two weeks ago, Mr.. Solomon RathbOns
died at Evansville, Ind, aged 50 years. aud in less
than Swesk afler, his widow, aged rs, followed
him to bis long home. They had travelled Iife's
journey together "a years.
The sHeits0ont of tie strike in Lynn has entire
y ceased, and the strikers are looking about for
pastimsS and funds. About one hundred Of than
have gone to clam digging in the sAusus River
The female strikers have organised a oAnVassing
Committee 10 solicit aid.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

SHELL oTsrSRsl-Ths lovers Of bivllVes just
as they came out Of the beds will be pleased TO
learn that /. N. d VIM. M. Green have idst re-
csived by lightning Express. barrel Of Shell
Oysters, in prime condition. Those who want
taste of shell Oystsrs-ths last they viii prob.
ably get in the West this seaSon-ShOuld call
soon.
The Greens are in daily receipt Of the best
qualities Of can oysters, and from this to ths
epd Of the season, will sell No 4. at 80 cents.
sod 'select" at 100 per eanl II that is not
cheap for luxuriss, we don't know any thing
about 1t. Gall soOu,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
Board Of Education.

THuRspAr Rvs, March g.
Present-Messrs. Warehan, Pruden, Steele
Elliott. Lindsly, Brown MillCr, Kinney, Low
and Walden.
The minutes Of the last meeting were rea,
and approved.
statement was received from the Auditor
showing the amount Of school money collected
on the December Tar Duplicate Of 1889 re,
eeivsd from the State and County. Received
aud placed on hle aud the Treasurer charged
with the amount.
The Finance COMMITTEES In which was reA
feTsd the subject Of paving at the N. E.
School House, made report 10 favor of having
the work done, and offered resolution author,
iEing the Visiting Committee 70 make a cons
tract for said work. Carried.
Mr. Brown. from Visiting Committee Of the
s. W School House to which was referred the
petition Of Samuel Wilson. reported that the
rules Of the Board forbid compliance with the
petition.
By Mr.. Brown, That the following be added
to the Standing Rules Of the Board in relation
to the duties Of Teachera:
lSt, That the whole time Of the teachers shall
be employed, during schools hours, 10 the gov
eminent and instruction Of the pupils, and in
no case shall sewing, reading aud knitting,
other than text books, be permitted.
I'd. That every case Of corporeal punishment
inflicted by any Of the assistant teachers, to-
Rether With the matter Of the offence and kind
Of punishment shall be reported to the priuciS
pal Of the school in which the case occurs,
record OF which shall be kept for the inspech
LiOn Of the Visiting Committee. Referred 70
Committee on Rules.
By Mr.. LiudSly, That the Visiting Commits
tee Of N. W School be authriz zed To settle with
the Miami Engine Co. for rent due for room
occupied BY N. W School.
Mr.. Elliot from the Library Committee, which
was authorised to confer with the Dayton Lii
brsry Association In reference to uniting 4heir
Library with the Public School Library, ropOr-
ted terms and conditions agreed upon by the
Library Committee Of the School Board and the
Board Of Directors Of the Dayton Library As
sociAtion for the transfer Of the said library to
the Board Of Education, which were on motion
Of Mr.. Love, adopted.
By Mr.. Elliot. That the Library COMMITTEES
be instructed to make inquiries and report at
the next meeting Of Board as 10 the necessary
to be made to carry out the agree
ment heretofore made for the transfer of the Ii
brary Of the Dayton Library Association -
Adopted.
By Mr.. Pruden, That S35 be appropriated
70 finish the paving around the N. W. School
House. Adopted.
Board adjourned to meet the last Thursday
ivening in this month.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

ooAL-This morning satisfied the most skep.
licsl that cold weather was not over End those
who were nearly out Of wood and coal were
busily engaged in hunting up supplies. To all
who are out Of coal. or expect ever to get out,
We would say that the best quality Of Massil-
lon, Peacock and YOugbiOghsny Coal may bo
procured Of Mr.. George Mccain, who is Agent
here, These varieties are first class for either
CRATES or forge, and are highly recommended. -
ordSrs heit with X. GsbhSrt. Jefferson st., ]. W
Districb, Phillips House, Sd ST., and Rodgers
Fc, Ter d Aehey, Main st., will receive prompt
a astention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
Cincinnati Market.

CHoINH ITI, March 8.
FLOUR-The sales comprise 1900 brls at S.
5O@5,5S for extra, aud 5,S0@6,O 90 for extra w.
W. family; the receipts are fair.
WHISKY-Sales 900 bbls at I9k@I9Ike
the latter rats for wagon.
GRooERIES--cOhss is buOyant and demand
good. Prices are rather higher, with sales Of
prime at l3ie. Common to choice must be
quoted at lS@lSAc. MOlsssss 10 unchanged,
and dull Al @A2c. Sugar dull at 7IS@sI6e.
WHEAT-We quote prime white At .SOta
1888. aud prime red at .25@l s2s; sales 200 bush
prime white at l IS, delivered.
ooRE-Ws quote it at 5O@5le, in bulk, and
52c IN sacks.
oATs-ssles 1900 bush 10 sacks at 4sc.
RYE-Prices are frm at los.
BARLEY-There is an active demand. and
prime fall would Ssll al 75@ SOC, and fins to
good at 63@72c.
sEED-olOVor Is dull; we have no change to
notice 10 prices. and quote prime at 4.5O@4, IS.
Timothy is in fair demand at s3@3,l5 5 per bush
for fair to choice. Sales 200 bush Timothy at
800; IS brls prime Glover at ass; 40 sacks do
at $50.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

Books Tos THE PEoPLE-Lsst evening the
plan for consolidating the Library of the Day,
ton Association, and that Of the Public Schools,
was contaminated at the School Board Meet
ing. We are pleased to note this, and we feel
sure the public will be delighted. In few
days about 1000 volumes. including much Of
the best literature Of the world, will be added
to the library. to which the public already have
access Parents and guardians. and the young
people under their control will soon have free
access, under the rules and regulations of the
School Board, 10 this large and excellent libra.
nv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
New York Markst.

NEW YORE, March 8.
FLoUR-SSles OF $500 bbls At 5,2O@5, ,25
for superh6e state; 5.45@5.6O for extra state,
S,2O@S,SO for super6ns western; 5,45@5, ,65 for
common 10 msdivE extra western; 5,OO@6,l5
for shipping brandseE:ra round hoop Ohio; mar
kst closing firm.
wHIsKY-MSrket quiet; sales 400 brls at
2lc.
WHEAT-SAles 10 500 bush Chicago spring
At l.9sJ6@I,09 10 store; 500 bbls far white
oAnada at IS; $40 whits Indiana at 60. and
lAOO bbls Milwaukee Club at rs In store.
RYE-salss Of2, 800 bush at sc.
BARLEY-ouiss a, 76@s6e.
ooRN-MArkst little more steady; sAles
81 600 bush at 7s@slo for inferior 10 prime
white and yellow, western mixed held at SOC,
with buyers At 79c, delivered.
oArs-fisnsy and dull at 4S1S@lJJSe, for
Canada and Western. and l4SfQ4SJ6e fOl
State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
BhncTIoN ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.

ID. w. IDDtNos 10 a candidate for re-el.otiou
70 tne Once 9I mayor mhs
VIZ: n. GILLEsPIE Will be candidate for
mayor OF THIS city ~ the ensuing April election.
"aii' -.
CITY MARSHAL.
am am candidate for reelection 10 the Office
Of CITY Marshai ~ N'''''
mhe' w,, u.vv.v
Capt AMoa Ct.RK will he .upnoTtSd bv ,he
people for Marshal Al the elee,ion ensning in Anil
mia " S O0N i'Ai ensuing 4" APfi'
CITY oLRRR
RoanRr Ta.urvor IA a o.natdst. o,, ctt,, ri..L
mhs W. ny 0'''A
IS. n IAcRaou IN q candidate 6or tho oeaco of
City Clerk At the ensuing election. mh7
reeleeton ~ ~ ~. ~ ct G,, os.utSa'e ~ ~ I9T
election. ~ 0'-'- " S4'' N'''A ~ '"e mha npri'
~. Al, - . 49,. mnS ns,
clerk Al ne Anpii ear,inn W sAn"i"a'e 'or Ssty
-hHTEoHx arESTaNS viii n. . ..nd,d.tn 1or
ole Cio.s q a.. a.,i VII y eAhuuste iVr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

Da Ross is still performing wonder
fui cures at his ONCE in Dayton II JEFFERSON street,
such as are not cured by other treatment. Lot
those that are sfoted with every disease come and
be healed, especially the ladies' you will ind i'm
mediate relief from your long sufrerngs without
pain or exposure. Asthere is many who do not know
the osuse OF their suffering, you would do well to
call on the Doctor without delay, AZ he win stay
few weeks longer in Dayton. Az there 10 crowds
calling on him daily which are receiving comfort
and health, you should lose no time In receiving
this great blessing. feb0s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

UMr. Douglas in tbs Senate answered the
whole Of Mr.. Seward's pressing upon the repeal
Of the Missouri compromise. 10 = single pithy
sentence. What, said he, led 70 the repeal Of
that act. but that the majority in the northern
states refused to carry 1t out in good faithH al.
sir. stood ready to extend it to the Pacific Ocean,
to abide by 1t forever, and the entire SOUTH with.
out one exception in this body. was willing to
abide by it. B"t the fres'soll element Of the
northern states was SO strong as to defeat that
measure, and thus opened the slavery question
anew. These men who now complain Of the
AbrOgatiOn Of that act, were the very men who
denounced it,"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

An OLD BAroHELoR.-A friend Of ours, and
good fellow, says We ought to bo more charitable
in our remarks about the ancient broth srhood;
that bachelors, as general thing, arc ready and
willing TO do their duty In all things that right
fully pertain to the marriage relation, but that
ladies' are so choice in their tastes that they can
only soc the fine points Of man when rApt In
bank-notes, bonds, mortgages, titls-dssdS and
other evidences Of an sbiity to furnish orinolins
and other female AdOrnmsnta, 10 en- indOhnits sx-
tent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
DEATH OF J. G. JOHrs.-ws take the follow

DEATH OF J. u. JoHRs.-We take the follow
ing from the Columbus Fact. Of yesterday:
Mr.. Joseph G.. Jones, Foreman Of the job
Printing department Of the Fact establishment
died this morning at the Gait House. Mr..
Jones was attacked on Monday with erysipelas
in the right hand and arm, inhammat ion ems u1
ed, terminating 10 modification which extend
ed to his body causing death. The deceased
leaves wife and family residing in Miami
o'ty, Montgomery county, to whom we tender
our heartfelt symPathies in this their sad be-
reavement.
Mr. Jones was practical printer, of the old
school, and was q writer Of considerable abili-
ty. he had been engaged in the publishing 2
business for several years, and was recently
engaged here IN printing the Gospel Herald I"
He had been in the Fact office about two months.
Mr. J. was a man Of warm hesrt aad generous
impulses, which we will permit to cover over
any faults he may have had. We Join with our
cotemporary Of the Fact in coincidence with tho
family Of the deceased.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

THE P e r SONAL PERTY
Il of the late John McFadden, of Wayne Town
ship, Montgomery county, consisting Of Household
Goods, a Mich Cow, and other cattlei and also
some Farming implements, will be sold at public
vendue on his farm,
On WEDNESDAY, March IA.
TERMS OF sALE--All under S6, cash; all sums
Of 30 and up to 800 three months; all sums Of go
AID up to 800, six months all sums above 800,
mae months The notes TO bear interest from day
Of sale, and to be secured by approved security.
The farm, of 80 acres, 10 very valuable tract OF
land, under good cultivation, with q good brick
dwelling house, tenant house, good barn and
other out buildings and ia AZ good farm for the
size, as any in Wayne Towship, viii be sold at pri-
vAte sale by tie subs rber on the best of terms.
Persons desirous of purchasing will please Ad-
dress Or call on the subscriber Dayton, Ohio, No.
426 I'd street, (most likel to be at home on We'd
IN ys and Thursdays Of each week. or TO S. Nj.
fSfAE, Attorney for said estate,
JAS. +. CHALFANT, Admir-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

" We have only time to day to call the att
tention Of our gentlemen readers to the an-
nouncement Of Chamberlain d Parker In to-
days paper They have the goods, aud they
offer them at very fair prices. We will refer to
them again. Thsy are sound.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

400 Dollars Reward.
MAYORS OFFICE,

CRY OF DAVros, March 2, 1880.
-r1uP c,ty 70 rneil Of this City and the CommiH-
sioners OF Mo atgomsry County have Joined
in authorizing me to CfeT .Dd advertise, as here-
rsst OF The persons who XII ed Michael Joyce, on the
4th inst, or one hundred each Ter the arrest
of the principals In the homiciG" ,,,,.,
The persons charged, on evidencs dlseloheu peloIe
the COIoners inquest, are John Bark sf John Welts
sci, David Weitsel, William Fair, John Jurnen ana
another whose name 10 at present unknSWn 10 the
authorities the three first named being most PROB
mh1-diot d. W. IDDINGs, Mayor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

ENBAARAssIsO CoMPLNKST-An amusing Os>
currencs took place 10 the New Jersey State
Senate, at Trenton, on Monday last A rumor
having obtained currency thA. the wife of the
Senator from Burlington had recently presented
him with trPlets, resolution was presented.
rendering him the congratulations Ofhis peers,
and recommending that his example be follow.
ed by the entire body Of the grave aud rsvsr-
end Senators. The resolution was laid on the
table, amid terrific explosion OF laughter