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an HALE BBLs q Woods North caFoinA Family Roe Her
HUI ring
q1hafbbis of Worth Carolina Family Shad
bbls a Wo.dsN Q. Faniy Cat Herringi
301H Ia Of Mountain fuckuhrat
81 hars Post BucsElcat
10 tubs Of fuy srior re h Butter
10 chests Of DO Grcea and Gun Powder Teas
Baking Pcud
asorrs jenkins family L-sd
Queen CITY Hans
Rasniy F1Ir
Billed say Bran. BroUnstuf shipstun
Clean Oais ana Corr &c., for sale By
ROnEKT A. r DABNEY,
al Cor Broad and IN Streets opposite Theatre
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AhhANuEmLNls
f52S u 6 q:
nN and AFTER Monday the iEt Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
WIN leave Richmond daily Except sundays) AZ $50 d., for
Saunou, and all intermediate Way SaonS connecting Cor
donsve with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
Alexandra and intermediate stations and at Charlottesville with
trains Lynchbug and all points West and Southwest Of
that place And other day, viz Tuestays Tursdy and
Saturdays for Jackons River and stations West Of Stanton
Hartman Browns Stages connect with the train Stsunton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
HArmAn Mason and CompAny connect with the Train,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Mboro for the Warm
Springs JAekson River the White sulphur Springs,
LewiE5urg &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jsckons River Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at sl5, 7. 81, for stanton.
FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave wsynesboro 15 and stauniou At 95 4. NJ,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for Jzcksons Blyer
RETURNING,
Leave Jaekon River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 1:i5 A NJ for WayneAboro'
Through Warm and White Sulphur Springs,
Lexington LeEisburg Ao for Winchester Lnebburg
sacks Salem shawsvir ChrsiaBbug, Bristol Knoxville Dali
NashVir tIrsnd Junction. Memphis Canton,
Orleans Important Points the soGihWes can be
procured Ut the Ticket Once.
THOMAS DoDANEAD,
octl General Superintendent
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ueHTE & BRADBURRY's PIANOS.

WE GALL the attention OF the citizens OF Rich -
w mond and virginia, 70 our Piano fortH which 6%*}
We have placed with Mr. oaTus that their qualities RY
In every respect may tested BY the side Of heIf "
famed Chickering'S.
warrant ali Pianos and show high and AZ hume
rous testimonials factory In the country ALI Of which
be seen at Mr. CaruEb Broad Street. Sd door from gh
deic- LlGHfE BRADBURY.
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RAILROADS, &C.
nHonmoNo AND DANvILLE RAILaoAD.


@05
srPERxpExDKzTs OFFICE
Richmond, 17th Nov. lse0. !
Winter Arrangement.
TO 7HE SOUTH AYDsSO UTE WEST.
ON Monday Nov 18Th, passenger trains will
" fooWs From Richmond 10 Danve mall train Rich.
mond daily (excep. sundays Att O'Clock A. and hes
Danyie 10 O'Clock p train Rich
daily Except Sundays at o'clock and reach
Vile at so O'Clock A. H. From Danvile Richmond mall train
leaves Danvie daily Except sundays at o'clock A. M and
reaches Richmond 05 O'Clock p Accom- mediation train
leaves Danve daily Except Sundays at o'clock p NJ and
reaches Richmond clio Trains from Richmond
BurksvIe with the trains the souhslde Railroad
Lynchburg forming connection with South
West twice dsy.
Trains from Danvie Buvle with the souhs
Railroad trains for Petersburg and rok, and Richmond
With the trains on the Richmond burg and
RAoae and the York River Railroad with the James River
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
Through procured and baggage will be checked
through 10 the following points
Lsnehburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville,
Knoxville, Hun svle,
Dslton, Grand Junction,
Atla,ta, Memphis,
Montgomery. Canton,
HcAsburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
oHAA @. TALcoTT
nol9 Gen1 supt
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1860. NOTICE. 1850
ESMM


ES@ II
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TICKETSARD THRO UGH CHECRG
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING TEE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night excepted-betEeen
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHIA NEW YORK. and ali important points West
qua Greek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR G AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River IS miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington % miles in all 1870 miles 10 hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
~ Hours Of departure 680 A. e., and loop n.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents. CHECKED
THROUGH 10 Warrington Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York
Through tickets be procured TO the following points To
Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus, Indianapolis CAL
TO, Dayton Jacksonville Rock Island ZAnesye Washington
New York st. Louis Chicago etsburg Louisville Decatur, New
ark, VlncenneS.
Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Acqus OrSek and Washington.
Persons wog 10 obtain tickets for servants for Washington
City, and points further NORTH must In all be youched for
rspcnsbe white citizen Of Richmond In person, known
the officers Of the Road tickets will be sol applied fol by
letter.
~ For further information apply al this once Broad Street.
shoehoe Hill JAMES B. WINSTON,
esn1 Ticket Agent
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UPHOLsTERY AND P4PER-HlEGINGS.

UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HAEGlNGS.
TyHE subscriber respectfully soes can rom Ne frshcs and
49, ,be n.I av examine his stock Of goos In the above
me consisting u The following;
Carpctings.
v, r,p..rv Rr,s.-il fn-se py Venetian, Dutch, Hemp,
ke IA. ara Rues Dsor Mus aad stair Rods.
Curtain Goods.
p-,.f a,tr Daussk union Damask rls1es, 6lmps Lace
and Mssn Curtains uh splendid assortment q "ndaE Ger
-, B..ds ard Pns window Shades large Assortment or
IN The latest styles CT The nost approved kinds DON
10
fan patterns and from ne best quality % ne lowest
,rerd shch Nh b. athas and Of al dmensons
Also Table Cloths "a large variety.
PapeF-Hnngings.
splendid assortment all the latest s - follow; Neyet
Cold PLATA Papers o. 81 tde and color with ut
tsnt Eooi and marble Being practical
myself and having the bca Worknen employed All Horh
Gin - warranted % dive sAtisftciiou-
Al orders 'r anything Ia re above ns VIII be punetaAy al
tsnied % both 10 ihe city country. -
s-Har and shuck 8atresse and Feather Beds hend
% mad b orasF of he bet maisElals. oei ". W.
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ORASS AND GRAIN SCYTBiES, CRADLES
III We respectfully call attention 10 assortment Of
"WAldrons" Grass and Grain scythes, all sizes
~ @ Coson's" Patent do do do do
Grass Hooks and Sckle5
Superior Cast Steel, Wedding and Killing Hoes
Spades and shovels OF various makers
Forks, 9, s ard PrOngs
Those IN want furnished the lowest market price.
uy4 T. MOORE a CO., - Pearl 81.
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DIRECTORS.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital Sl,SOO,OOU.
NNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Deposited with the
" Comptroller ofthe State New York. and OF the hGndS
Of the Company 70 secure policy holders.
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY OK MOST Liberal Principle.
FORTY per the premium Life Policies will be loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds $50.
Policies issued and payable the Injured arriving at
age the family Of the Insured At DEATH should that event
happen previously To arriving st that age.
EndoW POLICIES for children, granted the most favor
able terms.
Policies Issued greatly reduced Of premium when the
Insured prefers no; TO participate In the dvldends
All losses paid promptly and Without litigation.
We shall be pleased hsvs call ~ and policy
In this old and reliable Company which before you endor
Cd BY your citizens. -
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents.
oGlce a, Main street.
Under st. Charles Hotel
oHAs. l. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Va
MEDICAL BIAkIEERS:
Jas H. OlAEAT, N. d.
no. I. 0oLmAH, N. D.
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GEORGE WARNER,
Commits sion M ere O n
TOBACCO, FLOUR, GRAIN SOUTHERN PRODUCE generally
1872 south Eutaw street,
Opposite Baltimore and ohio Rail Road Depot
BALTIMORE.
REFERS by PERMISSION,
hezsrs. Spots Harvey Co, Richmond,
" Alvey Epscomb, do
I" Kirkland, Chase Co., Baltimore,
I" Toulnn, voorhees, Co Mobile
heh1 Warner, ESQ., President Mechanics Bank Baltimore
ma7l-y
MONls TnE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL as
"A sortment Of the various styles OF Poraure executed g.
w. MINNIE at his Photograph aud Zine Art Gallery 2I Main
Street. Rhm nd Va be found Lkenees Of the following
and distinguished gentlemen, all Of which bear tes
the experience aud skill Of the various Artists employed
and the well earned reputation Of his Gallery:
EI-3ov. Wlse Hon Mr. Orr, g. O.,
" Lieut. Gov Jackson, Jno. r. Thompson Esq.,
Lieut. Cos. Montague, Rev. Mr.. Red,
Hon. Jas. Lyons Rev. Mr. Peterkin
4" ] Caskie, Rev. Mr.. Duncan
Judge LomRx, Rev Mr.. hinegerods,
Tyler, Rev. Mr. Baker,
Hopkins, Rev J. l. Burrows,r
ChAs. bruce, ESQ.,, Rev. }. y. Edwards,
Gen. wm. walker, Rev. Mr. seeley,
Capt Jos. Myers, Rev. Mr. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. letter. Rev. Mr.. KepIer
Rev. W. A. smith, Rev. Mr.. wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. Dbrel, Thelate Judge Butler, g. O.,
The late Judge Clopton, The late Edgar A Poe,
Rev hr Bogg, Rev Mr. Schrlgley,
Duplicate copies OF all the above for sale and style Of
Photograph executed from life copied from small pictures
warranted TO please. msS0
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Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
oFEcE No. 1871 MAN sTRKn, RICHMOND, Va

CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
CHARTERED in 1884, having during It's existence twenty
SIX years. claims loss 70 the extent Ct largely
MILLION OF DOLLARS, refers to the history Of the
afording the very best guarantee for the future.
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY Its prof distributed Amongst;
her citizens and Its Capital used 70 promote the Of
Commercial and Mechanical Industry
BY the long acquaintance Of this Institution with the 1nung
Public "a has bseome familiar with their interests and pains
will spared information withheld the Of ia O1csI
that viii tend 10 Insure accuracy and give Subtraction
To Farmers and Country Merchants refer-om the very
country ecured-to
citizens In almost every portion Of the State.
Applications for Pre- Marine Insurance. addressed 10 the
President or Secretary viii receive prompt attention.
W. l. ooWARDIN, President
WILLIE nhIQ-Iy
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TIE
OF VIR q l N A


ORFICE-Maln Street, In American Hotel.
UNHs Company In addition TO the Ordinary fe and ma
ne risks PERPETUAL buildings. Under this
policy property FOR kVkR against loss
by r THIS Company receives MONEY on deposit pays Interest
thereon and guarantees the payment OF Negotiable Notes and
Bills Of Exchange.
VIM. H. Macfarland, Prest Farmers Bank. >
A. Warwick firm Of Warwick BArksdale. -
Wm. g. CTenshaw firm Of Crenshaw Co I'd
Wellington GOddn, firm OF Goddin Apperson. Tx II
T. w MeCance firm Of Dunlop, Moncure Co. q
q. A. Barksdale, firm Of Warwick Barksdhle.
Jas. II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer. RI8
1. D. CrenshsW firm Of HAxAl, Crenshaw Co.
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon Baskerville.
r b Haxal, Grm Of HaXAll crenshaw Co. Z.
John Curue, Jr ship Owner -
VIM. II. Warwick, arm OF Warwick BArksdale.
Jas. Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law.
Q. @. Elicit. Builder 81
y. q. Ruihn, Agricultural and Manufacturer.
X W. kcGruder hnm Of g. MeGrnder's sons. II
W. W. Crump Attorney al Law.
Jas. Dunlop, nrm Of Dunlop Moncure a Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, Prest.
o. y. BREER, secy aus
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n. III. KOSHER,

CUAou AND HARNESS MANUFACTURER.
No. 993, Corner OF Main and san SIFoeAs.
TTAs and general assortment Of Carriages and
Harness OF his manufacture, which he confidently
recommend those In want Of good substantial and fashionable
vehicle q, -,
he order any article In the carriage lne and viii
use every please those who favor him With their pa
Repair, executed with neAtness and despatch. te9ly
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ahrnmatI.n, Gout. LIver complaInt.
nv.pepSia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
- - nIrIn hnlN.- Armrnlnln.

MANY remarkable Cures Of these affections have been
made bv the Alternative power OF this medicine. Il smu
ls the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oy.recncs disorders whirh would be- supposed beyond
IL T-sh such a remedy has long been required By the
necessities OF che people, and we confident that this
IN .f, fs,r fft.rt 4 that medicine can do
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INpas BOSTON URsT yESSEL -Rt,AH0nf aHli ~
IN 70 t1n Line a. IHets&-fhe issi sailing reguArss
racket h0ouer DICKERsON BNyrEH master, having
-ler poroa OF her cargo engaged All guas on beard VII
hat DAVID w. CCRRItsE
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- = N. steamship YORKTOWN .,ysSSss7,
Neu YoTk N0EiolL-lhe steamer YORK
F1WN Capt LgEi rsh I'll leave hers a. O'Clock, T.. NJ,
TuEDAY thc l0th ma
P,,rFers are reqaes;ed 10 board IN doe tine Pasgc
Ns4 oYrk and atasfoOm nclded $40 seeragr p1ss
sre ouy Is Passage Norfolk by the river boaa
Freisht received toiay ondsy) and up 20 the hour q
O'Clock Tuesday. CoEEnccs rqu sized % send Tor NEG
Fs today cfsts bcrs occurred az once board
~ ain Freight Tor Blsch taken moderate rates AndtruAi
edvl dispatch. 49, u. -
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NOR BALTImO;sE.- TAe regular packet schcon- -
IN ef BALTIMORE" Capt PHILlIr having Che great ~
portion cargo engaged anl glE board VII have i
mediate dis2atch For remainder q cargo ipply ~
- sf W. H. CdIQJTrr a co.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT or RICHEOND, SOvem0er II.
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VoR LIV ERPoo l.--Richnlond aud (,

IN LIVERPOOL Packet Lfue.-rhc first ship o. .S-ss
ths Hoe. he VIRGINIA ptE Captain N Co'e, vii ls a
tf pnr LIvtrnorI IRE goth o Month. Chip
psr m bear m1d tat D. fpcc Of tie Lsgsiu ugur
caa be- .Hippel chs ship Owned Virginia without Inspection
"A large part Of her ireght Is already engaged
-5s m DAVID WI CURRIE
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REARINE TELESCOPES AND MARINE OF.
M pa LAssIS-Prrsons whing the best made aud most
oeru gasse Of d. description, have noS The opporn
=. ~ 49,, la Nv WI. sATTLER AGO.
~ i,2 NAla Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

NOR RALTImORE--The steamer CSC z.lsissA
N PEABODY, Capt Neh'd Prtchard, vii receive
r0t today tN0a . aud 70 The ~ o'clock ~ Tue
day. 2oth Noven0er -
Feghttakea via Baltimore Alovesi rates with great
dispatch.
No hhia receive board unless engaged a. cur once.
Passage ald fare g. .
Pasass are reqsssd 70 be on board before Il o'clock, NJ
Tuesday The hour Of departure,
Tickets procured ether once 10 he slip opposite Tie Co
lla 3D. "a Hotel or AZ the si9an-rs' wharveS -
DAVID hh- Nbhhln-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13

their voluntary co-operation in its organic
functions
Believing, for these reasons, that healing
eounsels must he listened to, il we are much
longer to remain one people regard the late
National Union Convention rs n movement i'm
the right direction couh wish that il had
been earlier assembled, with lss exclusive
reference TO official nominations, aud with
more comprehensive representation, if possi-
Bile, of the conflicting opinions Of the coun-
try. On general principles and in ordinary
times ! admit that third parties are objection
able; but in the existing state of affairs if
there is to be any escape from the present i'll
omened conflict il would seem that a com
mencement must be made with such a meet
ing as that Of tho 9th and 9th of Baltimore.
1t was a fair representation of the conserya-
tive opinion Of the country, and the camness.
gravity and good feeling with which its pro.
ceedings were conducted cannot be too highly
praised.
In adopting rs its platform the constitution.
without note or comment, the Convention, as
it seems TO me, pursued wise and patriotic
course No other course was thought of in
the early days OF the republic Electioneerino
platforms are almost without exception, equiv.
ocal and delurive II is objected that men
differ as to the meaning of the fundamental
law, but they differ not less as to any gloss or
commentary. The constitution, in its fair and
natural Interpretation, is the only basis ON
which good ciizens, in every part of the
country, can now unite and any attempt TO
go further will usually have no other effect
q an to cause those who agree on great pra
teal principles 10 differ on metaphysical sub
tleties, or to bring together, by artfuly con
structed phrases and from selfish motives.
those who have nothing else in common.
The candidate for the Presidency presented
by the Union Convention is every way worthy
of confidence and support speak from per
sonal knowledge and long association with
him in the public service, His distinguished
talents, large experience in affairs, proved in
tegrlty and sterling patriatism furnish the
amplest pledge for an honest and efficiei
ofthe government at home and
abroad A citizen of the South, and loyal TO
her constitutional rights, his impartial and cor
ciliatory course as a public man affords ground
on which he con le supported in either section
of the country without dereiction of princi-
pie, and by men of all parties, without a pain
ful sacrifice Of former preferences.
Deeply regretting that the Convention has
not put it in my power 10 pay an equally cor
dial and emphatic tribute to some worthy can
didate for the Voo. Presidency, but feeling II
duty 10 give the desired proof of sympathy
with their patriotic efforts to restore the hap
py days Of brotherly concord between the diff |
ferent sections of our beloved country.
] remain, dear sir, sincerely yours
EDWARD EVERETT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13
THE OYE HORSE SIOEING SHOP,

INHIRD Street-A few doors East of the Post Office,
DAYTON, o. The Subscriber is now better prepared,
than ever to accommodate his old customers, and the
pulic in the Horse ShOeiug lasines3, ia It's various
branches Particular attention viii be gwen 10 all
lame horses such split hoOs, and hoGl-bOnd, amt
coTns IN their feet Will be- cured satisfactory To the
owner of such horses, and II not money viii lie re-
funded.
AIySO.-Horses that interfere will be shod to pre-
vent IL, and warranted, money refunded.
lie will personally supenteud all work entrusted 20
his Thankful for past hlvurs he respectfully asks
continuance OF the patronage Of his old customers
and will be happy 10 accommodate as many new ones
may favor him with call.
aprl-dwly NATHAN SIFFERMAN.
GARDEN SEEDS. just received, fine lot Of mesh
i and pure GNren Seeds, such rs EnTiy York Cab,
lage, Sugar Lo anl early Wnningstadt CalAage, and
great variety Of Cabbage seed Early Blood Beet Early
Cucumber Elrly fulihower, Early Carrot, Onion, Let
uce, Celery, Egg Plant, very early Peas, Beans Mel
er wilh choice lot OF Flower seeds of the very best
varieties. u. WOullH uLlS
DAYTON Agricultural Warehouse,
fol2. Sd St., east Of postotioe.
HUNGARIAN GRASS, eonsiuhaTei the best Hay that
Is grown Ia this vicinity a4Dce lot OF thus gr,ss
seed hand and for sae at the Dayton seed Store and
Agricultural Warehouse, No. 2dO Third St enst oi the
=. %. l.. WoODHULL.
may2i-ltd&wd
LNLowER, GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, Of choice
II varieties, from reliable sources
For sale by l.. WOuDHULL,
mil Third street east Of the Port office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13
DAILY EMPIRE.

Terms fnf AtiNtfilNetfletN tacff
or for longer period than above specified, made known
at the counting Room.
Advertisements published in both the DAILY and
WEEKLY EMPiRE will I've subject to IN additional charge
OF one -hafthe Daily rates.
An advertisements charged at the rate. Of fily
cents yer sre uf ten nel for the first insertion, and
hgent, -hve cents for every additional insertion, unless
an agreement is made previous to nsertona the above
rates
ne Persons wishing to discontinue their yearly adj
vorusng must ave nutice at the Counting Room All
casual advertisements must be- paid Cor In advance
The privilege ofmnual advertisers is limited to their
own hsinea, aud all yertisemeus for the benefit OF
other persons, well ~ legal embellishments and adj
yertiseuents OF auction sales sent in by them, must be
pIud for at the regular rites.
Tributes of Respects, Notices, Meetings ofLiteInry
Military Fire aud other associations or the holding
of Fairs 10 he paid for folows--for insertion
of any such nOtce not exceeding square Of ten
lines % cents, and 10 cents for every subsequent n
seTtion.
Advertisements not exceeding one-haf square in
length inserted time io - cents. All notices. i'm
tended promote private interests, Ia h. inserted in
the local column (Which Is only at the option OF the Ed
iors, must be paid for at the rate Of 10 tents per line
No cuts stereotypes orclectroypes inserted unless
all Hcfdt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13
HOR s e TALK.

TOHN SHELLEBERGER, on the West side of JEFF
u ferson street il now ny prepared TO accommodate
The public with fist HORSES, GOOD BUGGIEs, CAR.
RIAtEs, and every thng that may be found in well
regulated Livery Stable.
AZ to his ability TO please and give entire satisfaction
70 all who may favor him with their patronage. He
takes great pleasure in referring TO the following com
petent Judges: ClaBnm Haqn. T.. Heatlmn, james
w. Lowrey, John Wiggim, Lee KertOot and Peter
VOORHEES, all Of whom testified under oath, afew dnys
ago that Mr. s. is of the very hest Livery Men IN
tie world, and that his unbought popularity such,
draws customers from all parts Of the world. II any
one doubts the truth of this statement refer to Geo
W Houk, and John Howard, Attorneys at Law.
marl4-yt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13
OgdenSburg q OSWegO Route,
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE sCARLETTs
New Eagle Corn and Cob Mill,

IlSPECGALIY adapted to grinding all kinds of shell
~ led gilin, as wen and cobs. This Mill took
tho first premium ut the Ohio state Fair and at twenty
four counties in this State this fall
No Farmer should be without one, ~ tncts proven by
our most reliable and practical farmers, throughout the
country prove that il saving Of at least one third by
grinding a kinds Of shell d grain for feeding Horses
Cattle and Sheep and hall more in feeding hogs, by
boiling the meal
The undersigned having purchased the right for the
Dark, is now prepared to manufacture those valuable
Farm Mills order, at the Buckeye Foundry, Third
street, Dayton, Ohio Call and examine them, or send
fora circular.
Orders promptly attended TO. Farm and School
House Bells manufactured by the undersigned at
wholesale and retail over one Thousand were sold the
past season. Address. Is. G. TAYLOR,
dclOyl Dayton, Ohio. :.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13

kn BOXES ORANGES, in primo order resolved iliis
OU morning a lirH25 ~ sliULLS
. BBLS. prime old Whisky, wnruntc, six ycars Oh
= ant the D. 81 or sale IN Dayton. Just reeeigad by
s-sns4' D. SllUlIfl
A LARGE stock ol the best quality only of sll kinds
N q Liquors and Mines constantly on hand
MY ID, SHlII.
EtoR SUMNER pRINKsi iOo i,xes pf,t,e fen,ona.
II IN eNeellent condition ut
BRANpENRURG6Co,
BBI. Pine Appes eStn,-ust reccvrdln at the Frnli
i and Berry Ssoro OF BRANDENRURGA A CO'S
may24 Nd. 500 Thirli 81
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13
Dunham and Chickering Piano Fortes.

4 HAVE on hand a LOT Of tho above named Pianos,
Which am desrous olclDgng out, and will sell them
nth below the ltslsl prices Gail and examine them
as the Piano Headquarters, Huston Hall building
Jet CHARLRs Ellis,