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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08
His Honor the Mayor of BOston.

THREAD FOR SEWING MACHINES. Among the many
difficulties attending the introduction of sewing
machines was the nature of thread manufactured.
The common sewing thread, which had been good
enough for seamstress and tailor at the rate of so
60 stitches minute, was found to be too imper-
feet and uneven for the rate of $50 stitches min
ute-we might say for the rate of 800 stitches a
minute, since good sewing has been done at this
speed 1t took years to overcome these objections,
and before the last could be surmounted, i'm
provements and inventions had to be made in the
art of manufacturing threadespecialy silk thread,
which rarely of uniform size in the same skein,
and so was unfit for machine sewing, whilst it was
an essential article in many kinds of work. But
the new demand called forth the requisite skil and
invention, and now American ''machine twist rules
the market and supplants the foreign article, both
in the factory and the household. The production
is about 81 900 900 year, and the increased sales
of spoocott since machine sewing was introduc-
ed amount to more than S500,000
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

GRAIN RECEIPTS AT CHICAGo.-The total receipts
of flour and grain at Chicago, says the Democrat,
3O3 bushels This is 10, ,64I bushels more than
receipts at the same time last year, and G. 524 99S
bushels more than to the same time in 1858. There
is a decrease compared with last year, of 81, 400
bbs -four and an increase of 1901 lG4 bushels of
wheat, 9783 $40 bushels of corn and l49 100 bushels
of oats.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

INCREASE OF SLAVES IN MrssoURI.-It has been
common tc assert that slavery is dying out in Mis-
sour. Many really believe that the humber sen +
south for sale has lessened the slave population.
and that the process of this species of emigraton
Wll VIII; IN lew years, give freesoism prepondera
sIpates all those fears and overturns all the ann.
ments that have been based on the supposed de-
crease in the amount of slaves in this border State
!, IN 1898, according to State census, taken at
in Missouri was 1Ol, ,S63 In 1859, bv the Stats
census OF that year. the number of slaves was l03-
olZ The increase for 1860, we doubt not, will he
quite as large when the reliable returns are nub-
ESneu. Heu. Inc increase in twelve months was 2,O52.
Slavery is not declining in Missouri
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

THE NEW YORK JAPANESE SwIYDLr.-In onticina.
ton OF the ball to the Prince to be given in New
York shortly, the Councilmen of the city are once
more agitating the japanese ball, and the circum-
stances connected with it. The ''swindlers"-we
quote the New York phrase-succeedcd in tablno
resolution asking for information. The Sun says:
There is an evident discrimination to keen the
matter in allegiance until the elections are over
when the job can be consummated withont detri
ment to political aspirations. But the supporters
of the swindie are already well enough known, and
as they may ''' OoUse
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

WND-WAuON huNa AvAr.-llo...,, -. t,,, .. :.:
citizens OF Oscoloota, Kansas, recently manufac-
tured a wnd-wagon, and started out for ride ON
the prairies. The wind was high. and they found
that in Harvesting the children of Eolus and Boreas
to their machine they had much miscalcuIated
tneir a powers as the my astrological genius who am
bitiousy attempted to drive the chariot of the sun
and made magnificent failure. They could not
mold their invisible horses, which ran away with
the vehicle at the rate of forty miles an hour,
smashed it all to pieces and suffered them to egcane
within an inch of their lives. -Louisrdle journal
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

AHENIUAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MIssIoNs.-The
American Board of Commissioners of Forein,1
Missions, in session in Boston, met on Friday morn
ing, and discussed for sometime a report from the
committee, (Judge Jessup, chairman, to which was
referred the subject OF the late debt The prevaiI
ing sentiment was strongly in favor of going for
ward, and the whole audience, by rising expressed
their concurrence in the Importance of raising
next year not less than S4O0, 900.
Ihe vote OF the Prudential Committed discoun-
tenancing the Cherokee mission, on the ground If
that being now Christian nation was approved.
Fourteen new corporate members were elected.
and Cleveland, Ohio, chosen for the next place Of
meeting. Parting addresses were made by Dr..
alter which the Board adjourned until next wear.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

A negro named Barton has recovered two hun
dred dollars damages for having been expelled from
Huntington Hall, Lowell, after he had bought
ticket admitting him to the hall to attend one of
Thaberg's concerts. No reason was given for this
change in the programme by the defendant, except
the color of the plaintiff s face.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

: The CHOLERA IN MALAGA.-Capt. Crowell of the
brig Starlight writes from Malaga, Sept. 10th. re-
specting the ravages of cholera at that place. From
the lst of August to the 9TH of September it caused
637 deaths, 425 of which occurred within the last
fifteen days of that period. During those fifteen
days there were more deaths than ever occurred
there in any two months of any previous year.
The city of Malaga has 100000 inhabitants.
The drought is reported to have seriously affect.
ed the sugar cane crop of Louisiana. Some plan
tations will not make the fourth of crop.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

The HEALTHlEsr CITY on the ATLANTIc.-The
statistics show that the deaths in Philadelphia are
in fortyfiye annually, Boston one in forty-ohe
New York in thirty-seven, Baltimore one in
thirty-f Charleston one in thrty-six, in Rich
mond one in seventy, in Norfolk one in eghtyseUen
Norfolk is therefore, the healhiest of the seaboari
cities.
After a tight-rOpe-walking exhibition in New
Haven, Conn, a few days since, the rope was
slackened to a short distance from the ground and
then suddenly tghtened, throwing two boys, who
had carelessly been allowed to catch hold of it,
some thirty feet into the air, breaking arm for
one and a leg for The other.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

Total. sl5,447 647 sl7964,C60 $l7433 936
wa ehoused S2g0070 S2,l77,966 S2351S4
Amount Dutes......... 2672,935 ?,9ls 500 3,03sSO3
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

| cannot say with what kindness the Prince has
been received in those cities which he has vet Wis
tied in the United States If each individual had been
instructed what to do, the whole people could -.ot
have shown greater delicacy of feeling "nd consd-
Grafton for the position he occupies in England,
though without the slightest surrender of their own
claims to independence of action. They have all
looked nrcn him as guest, and resolved to treat
hn. as such, but without OVERRIDING the character
of host.
In return, of course, every effort has been made,
and shall continue to be made elsewhere to crafty
tho amiable curiosity OF good cousins to the
son of Queen whom they love and respect almost
as much as we do.
am, my dear sir, yours, very truly,
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=,
Ny Dear Sir The Prince of Wales will have
very great pleasure in accepting the invitation of
the citizens of Boston to a ball during his short
stay in their city. think the evening of his arri-
val, the 18th, would not be altogether convenient
but whichever of the next two days is most conve-
nent to the citizens would be perfectly agreeable to
the Prince. If both are equally convenient to them
would suggest the lSth as it will be necessary to
leave Boston very early the morning of tie 10th.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27
Illinois Rank Notes.

Thompsou's Bank Note Reporter Of the
18th inst, says
We have placed tho mark Of doubt (2) be-
fore dozen Banks in Illinois, for this rea-
son. tho State officers have notified them to
deposit extra securities, 10 cover the decline
in the State Bonds on which currency has
been issued. II 4 thought that tho banks
marked aa above will suffer the Auditor 10
wind them up, rathor than comply with bis
demand. The recent fall in Missouri Bonds
is attributed to this circumstance rightly,
too. we think; for by the January Report OF
the ILL.,. Banks we fad that about ! mill
lions of Missouris are involved in this cate
CORY, together with about 100000 Of other
bonds, on which about two millions OF cir'
culating notes have been issued.
The following is list Of the Banks refer
red to- American Exchange Bank at Raj
cigh; Bank Of Aurora, Aurora; Bank Of the
Common wealth, Robinson; Bank of Napier
willie (latc Dupago Co. Bank) Napierville
Bank Of Raleigh, Raleigh Corn Exchange
Bank, Fairfield; GRANVILLE Bank, Grayvillc
Morgan Co Bank, jacksonville; People
Bank, Carmi; Railroad Bank, Decatur
Rushyille Bank, Rushville, Southern Baul
of ILL., GRANVILLE; Stock Security Bank Dan
Vile.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27
NotIce.

JNHERE will be a petition presented TO
= commiaHioners OF Montgomery county, Ohio,
At their March session, praying for the YaeAtion
o. that part Of the county roadwhieh runs through
as s. iana OF David kmert which wAs established In
road on the south side ofthe south line OF the land
OF Joseph GottBchall, commencing In the above de-
aeribed road where II crosses the line betwt the
lands OF David kmert and Joseph GottBehAll, and
thence east en- the south aide OF said line and ter
mlnatng In the county road petitioned for by jon
athAn GebhArt and others in Isbe.
January 30, 1850. DAVID EhfhiET.
febg-ltW t.
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Master commissioners sale.

Robert n. Dlckey,
Warren W. Philllps, John n. sup'r, Court Mo. Co.
Coblentz and others.
DURSUANT 10 an order Of tho Superior
Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN
the above e4se ~ its APRIL term, A. d. 1909 ana 20
me directed, ahsl Offer ~ public auction at the
door OF the Court House, in the city OF Dayton,
Montgomery county, and state OF ohio,
Ou SATURDAY, March -, 1860,
Between the hours Of one and four O'Clock = NJ. OF
said day the following described property, to wt'
Lots numbered eleven hundred and ninety-seycu
(l0fl eleven hundred and ninetyeight (iss) twelve
hundred and three (i90sl and twelve hundred aud
four 2O4) a. designated tho revived plat Of the
city of Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, and be-
Ing humbered 62, los, lss and 100, the original,
m ade by Lodwiok.
said property IN 70 be sold on judgment in favor
Of Robert u Dieko aeainstWsuen w. Philips,
John n. Cobltniz and other.
The above property has been appraised at the fol-
lowing figures, to witt
lot No. ilsI At the sum Of sloo
1903 l99
1904 isS
appraised value
Terms oil Sale--CAsh.
NJ JORDAN,
Master Commissioner Sup'r Court
J. A. jordan, Atpy. fobi6-dtw&Wu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27

sALn or FoRT SFEyRssoE. site Of
Fort S.eyenson, in Fremont, Sandusky %,
Is offered for sale by the government "A
} petition praying the Legislature for law to
empower the town council Of Fremont 10
purchase the site for public park has been
started in Fremont, together with remon.
STRANGE against such law, and In the mat.
ter the latter paper appears 10 have the adj
vantage. This old fort was the plece where
the brave and gallant young Croghan and
his handful Of heroes shed such lustre up'
ON American arms on the I'd Of August,
1878. Ii was che soene Of one Of the most
brief and bloody struggles known 70 the his
tory Of this State, and Il would reflect credit
upon the citizens Of Fremont 70 secure the
grounds 10 the public, II for no other reason
than the historical rsoOllsctiops With which
they are eoDneeted gJI rgqlff 8 n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27
LHoAL NOTICE.

N pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court OF MONTGOMERY county, Ohio, made on
the 4ta dayoi February, hSO, in the case Of Henry
FtaEee, guardian OF Andrew Mtlitken and Martha
Mtliiken, his wards, the undersigned will
On the 10th day of March, 1860
at l2 O'Clock NJ. on the following premises, being
the residence OF Augustus Mundhenk, IN Perry Ip.,
Montgomery county, Ohio, at the north end Of said
residence, aeli at pahe sale the following described
Real Estate, situate In said county, viz'-1he two
undivided seventh parts of ninety acres of land In
Perry Township, taken of the west hall OF the
north east or. and part Of the east hall OF the
north-w est or. of Sec 10, Town 0, Range east &C.
and bounded aa follows; Beginning At Henry Fra
zeea south-e east corner, thence eaHl 100 poles,
thence north 30 polea thence west 100 poesi thence
south w poles, to the place Of beginning. zach
one-Beventh part To be sold separately.
Terms Of Sale--One-third cash on day of Laie;
one third in one and one-thitd in two years from
the daY of sale. To be secured by mortgage on the
premiscs sold, and the deferred payments to bear
interest at the rate Of six Per cent per annum,
payable annually.
Appraised at s967 90 for each one seventh part,
and must sell for two-thirdB the appraiuement.
HENRY FRAZEE,
Guardian Of Andrew Mlliken and Martha Miiliken.
fehS-dtWNWtdOH
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Toilet Articles for the Million.
Hair Restorative y InvigOratOT

A SURE and permanent cure for Bald
"A ness, aud for removing all sourf Dandruh
scroiulOus Eruptions and Feverish Hertfrom scalp
and for restoring prematurely GRAY hair TO III
original colOr. This preparation contains no iniu
rious matter, producing its wonderful effects by
invigorating and restoring perfect health to the
scalp, and the glands which form the hair. II II
put up In bottles holding the same quantity ~
Woods and Mrs. AlleD's Hair Restorerg, In all re
spects equally good, and at one-third TO One-hal
the cost,
Price 50 cts. For sale only by
! Or W. w. STEWART,
feb7 Druggiat, No 50 Main street.
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Notice IN Partition.

WILLIAM WOODRUFF, of the county of
w Lucas, in the State Of Ohio, and Isaiah Hilea
and Sarah Lorain Hiea, MINOR children and heirs at
law Of Margaret Hies formerly MArgAret Wood
run, deceased y Oh county, In the Stata of
Kentucky, will take notice that % the 10th day OF
January, A. ID. 1850 a petition was filed against
Ohio, by James Woodruff, and ia now pending.
wherein said James Woodruff demands Partition
OF the following described real eatate, TO witt
"Ali that certain lot known and described As lot
number twenty -four ti on the plat Of the sub-di-
ON the original plat OF the town OF Dayton which
plat ofaub-divsion 10 recorded In Book "Y.,n page
$50, AoJ OF the Records OF Deeds of said county y-
Ing and being In the county Of Montgomery, and
state OF Ohto," and now known iOt No. l03a OF
the revised numbers OF lots In the eityn Dayton.
And that Rt the March term A. u. 1850, OF said
Court OF at the ensuing term thereafter, applioa-
tionwill be made by the said James WoodruhfOF an
order that partition lay be made Of gaid premis seB
Dated this goth day u January, 1850
by THOS. %. TILTON
jAn9O-td&wtt Atty. for Petitioner.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs. ;
Rrvan,a pulmonio w afera.


Tur OafotuAL MrnfrINN RsrAutltutntN ~ 1851
and hrst article OF the hIId ever rOduccd nndof
the name Of "PuLMortc Nkfra4,1 In thia or any
other country All othtf pulmqnlc Weiefa are
-eounten.i. NC genRiee san ~ snoyn ~ ,the
BRYAN'S pOLMONIC WAfEkS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Soar Throat, Hoatuencaa.
BRYANS PULM0NtC WAfERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, piflcult breathing
BRYAN's pULMOHiO WAfERS
oelleve splitting Of Blood Paine In the Chest
BRYAN's pULMON1C wAFERs
Relieve Incltlent Connumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAN's PuLM0NIC WAfERA
Relieve Irritation OF the uvula and Tonails
BRYANS PULM0NIC WAtERs
Relieve the above Complaints 10 Ten Minutes
fBRYAN'S PULMONIC WAfERs
re blessing 10 all Classes and Constitutions
BRYAN'g PULM0NtC WATERS
Are adapted 10 vocaliase and Public speakefs
Are In \ simple fof and pleasant 70 tho taste
BRYAN's PULM0NlO WAfERa
Not oniy relieve, but feet rapid and LASTING Cures
fiRYAN'S PULM0NtC WAFERs
Are warranted TO give satisfaction 70 every one
No Family should be without box OF
Dryan's Pulmonic Wafors
IN THE HOUSE,.
No Traveller should be without a supply o
BryAn's Pulmonio Waters
IN Hfs POCKET
No person will ever object to give
Bryan's Pulmonio WafeTa
TwESry-rivE cENrs.
JOB NOSES, soio Proprietor, Rochester NY.
Eohby W. W. sIkWARIi
myis Dayton, ohio.
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PerGu mes and Hand keTchieG
EXtrnctS,

pUT up in beautiful gilt bottles of the
same quantity, and superior in quality TO ither
Lubin'B, Wright =, Glen's or BaileyH, and sold at
one third the cost. Prioe-No. |, 30 cis-No ., 30
cts For sale by W. w, STEWART,
feb1 Druggist, No. Ga Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27
NOTICE.

'H1HBRE viii be petition presented TO the
~ Commissioners OF Montgomery County, o.,
asking said Commisslonsrs to yaoaie a certain
out land plAtedl by y, A, AekeFmAn, MAst6F Com-
missioner, BY an order nom Court the lands
owned by ;. y. brown on the north side OF Wolf
Greek (MiAmi Cityl commencing on William street,
on the Lots between No. and 10 running eastward
20 Lot No, y, from thence northward between Lots
No. ., "a and ~. To interneot the Wolf Creek Free
Turnpike Road .IlHt ~ PETITIONER
febd-dtnw&WAW .T t.
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PROBATE COURT.
GUARDIANS SALE,

MoAes wogaman Guardian of In the Probate Court
Ira Calvin kinzer, of MDntg'ry. Co.,
Hlssaidwsfd, Ira O. KInuer, seiiand. iG ''i'i0h TO
| n obedience to an order Of the said Pro-
bate Court, made on the 2sth day OF January,
1850, in the above cause, and TO directed Will
sell at the door Of the Court House. in the CITY OF
Dayton, at Public Auction,
On SATURDAY, March Oath, 1860,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A, M, and o'coek
p. NJ OF said day the following described premises
to wit; situate in the county of Montgomery and
State OF OHIO, and in Clay Township, and being
part OF the southeast quAlter OF Section thirty
four (St) Township six (6) Range four ( east, be-.
ginning at the northeast Of said lot thence run
ming north 1s12e east six perches and nine-ten
OF perch; thence south ~ 10, east ak and four
tenths perchesto atonej thence south 24s<e west
five and three-tenthH percheB to stone; thence
south 66o w. five and aeven-tentha percheB TO "A
stonei thence north Sko, w. four and slx-ten fhn
perches TO the place OF beginning g. iorty-
six and nine-tsnths perches more or less.
The above premises have been appraised az two
hundred and twenty-five dollars, ant will not be
sold for less than two thirds OF said
MOSES WOGAMAN, Guardian,
Gro. w. HouK, Atty. lAnas.tt
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Master commissioners sale.

Master commissioners sale.
oveis Bancroft, ~. ,,oe
Joseph Peters, ct. Al. Superior Court
DURSUANT to an order of the Superior
l. Court of Montgomery county, Ohio made IN
the arove case at It's December term A. ID. 1859 and
to me directed, shall oer at public auction at the
door of the Court House, In the city of DaS ton in
the county Of Montgomery and in the state of ohio
On SATURDAY, March "a, 1860,
Between the hours of one and four O'Clock p. M. Of
said day the following described property, TO witt
situate In the city OF Dayton, Montgomery county,
and state Of Ohio, TO wit; Lot numbered nineteen
hundred and thrty-hve u8s6) the revised plat of
said city.
said property is TO be Eold on q judgment In fa-
vor of oveis Bancroft against Joseph Peters et al
The above property has been appraised at 93 100,
and cannot sell for less than twothirds the apprais
ed value, which 10 246e26.
Terms OF Sale-CAsh.
| N. r.. JORDAN,
| Master Commissioner Sup'r. Couit.
| j. A. JORDAN, Atty. for Pm.
| lebl4-dtW6Wtt
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LIOuid Hair Dye!

EOR dyeing the Hair Black or Brown,
Il Instantly, without staining the skin. War
rauted filyas good as Bachelors Cristadoro's, put
up In aame size boxes, aud at one-haf tho cost
Price 90 cts. To be had only at the Drug store Of
W. w. STEWART,
feh7 No. % vain st.
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John Sherwood's Assign
ment.
j f w f L r Y i!


Tuesday March goth. 1850.
All the personal property and atock In trade ofJOhn
Sherwood consisting in part of large assortment of
VALUABLEJEW kLWl, OF all kinds, two large
and very handsome SHOW CASES, one EXTRA pI-
ANo, one large SAFE, aud some Household Furni-
ture.
The stock of Jewelry OF Mr.. sheruood was bought
for the retail business and much of Il Of the finest
quality. Persons may have good bargaina
Gold will be sold aB gold, silver as silver, and
plated ware as plated ware only. Purchasers may
rely upon al representations made.
The sale will be poremptory and the goods must
sell, no matter what they bring.
TERMs.-All sales under 500 oanhj on fales oN er
that amount credit of 30 TO 60 days. II ample seeu-
rlty be given,
Sale viii be continued as many days as may be nec-
essary TO dispose OF the stock
MILTON BENNET, Assignee.
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9. 8. RANpAhL. ESQ

g. 8. RANDALL. ESQ.
Miss Randall has already earned for herself an
enviAble reputation as uketoh-writer under vari-
Gus "nom de plumes" but she Is better known, per-
haps, "a "HELSS FoREsr Graves In the NEW
YORK WEEKLY, aud "Mrs, George Washington
Wills" In contemporary iournsl
Tens OF Thousands have admired the beautifully
written sketches Of this talented young lady, and
every one Of these win hail with delight the an-
nouncoment that she has undertaken n serial mar
ratlve. II has often been remarked By many.that
SO exquisite writer as MISS RANDALL would ae-
complish wonders In a novel; and we beg to assure
all who have formed this opinion that they are not
miat aiken,
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FOR EXCHANGED

A N excellent Farm In Lawrence uAty, Illinois,
~ win be exchanged for City Property. IL lies
one mile from n Railroad station 70, NJ. n. r. has
about 100 acres under cultivation. Good Dwelling
II4lse of rooms Also, three other small dwell
6gs on the premises Barn and other out-buidings.
THIS offered at about what the improvements cost.
CHAS. X. CLARKE,
dooiO CleRRia Building, Third At,