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Columbus, MtF., Ben "a. San. ,s5z

Or. .. Same! N"' : "~f. "oH'' 1917.
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Sss 9aIIes SDel&s & ie9r faaeu ,un0bn. Sd CAB i6r af H ! SSs
tprsTi %ltrattse acknowledgements IleststD unb a. Il i ~
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sAr SsrOHea1'VaaS 0'eleS TN Salle Sic es pIaften foaten.
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Bronchitis 2uftrSbrerihminnilh

10 IT'LL, @rstn 60. y. g. ben 8. gup. 1879.
Wtrtttr Serr. SIS eeret6t mir an or,s.a.
rem btn3ujufi9en. tN0"' Osa Olelea an6e.
~ gSr f, ass sh1 3 Sserst bate ID einen f6Ssren qnfon m,
laatts srtiart. 99rdS zen tffersn @ebranS fSres 81 srn nSrlnI-
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babe ID g N n, 5aSailie VEL ansspanOt. sSeniO l ,pIe iS Ssl.
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ner ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5rau, maren lire NfrOisinSsn" off OstI ~ =. met
wel9e @rlet9terlme SerIGafften umD renn ne aud niNt h sHs.Ssen
tanhteS Nttttel ntebr belfen tpnute) 70 Iiaoern ae pud lire 4 n %rO :
s sS ,on SS ssms PAS StieS ne 8 's,s Y etnss gaannss begen 5amiiis en- rnssr
bate fur Sic anS tie SADIE Der Meul66eit einiosn g a. ~ e.OeN
fno tie wtAHutnten 81 bent netntoen, ~Dtt'V Va 10
N9tun9spon Sbr
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SSeuer Suts u,tS Osiiten@acen

GN Meinen 6reunben, gefannten uno iberbaupt benz 9-
ebrten publitum bic %ersebene gnei9e, baB ib aus benz @ei4ait 6s
6rn. Sacpb 28abl au89etreten ba uub elm GUT unb Wtiscnse9dft
So. 43 8altimpre1tr., 2. Gbiir BON 6reoeridir.
aui meme cigene 9te9nun9 etoblirt babe, bite baber, baS mir in
metner fru6ereu Steuung 9eidentte @crtraucn aud ierrer gu aber.
tra9en uno 9ebe ib bic Nerltterun8, baB i'd bel gutter g8aare Die
btli9ten BretIe Iteuen iperoe. 9f
I'm eati9en 3uipru@ bittet ~er9ebent ae}
Sa26 3m) Ghas. Ste8ler. q
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Ait9nta, 8lutIpeien &c.
Swdtun, Omen 60. SnS.

% Or. .. Sapne! ""S' =" = Sept 1897
wtetne Tran mar fetf bret Sabrer faHer franz NIT Srouh,a.
a UNI, "a 10 S Slts.s S9 af Der Ssirtiantstt ibres Observation-Disclosures
Oee ~arantbeitsn Der Sun8e seb6rt Bate 70 faufts II stns a Y, az.
saSoa rmS cine SSsatsl @tlanebsttspiaenL unO i'd BIN 70 o HnlTs
sanssattteIs tbr Slufel Sersins, bic 8eltiperSea tnb s s%r,sn..
peilune tOlse. tt s"' D'"'a"V'se
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9feue8 srn Sdweben.

st G%s%1gs S%s, stasni yrtttt beg 8eS; gEtrw. q. .@eltera bat
Stre unfhasbare Me6t;in - bas Brufreinion,oautA
m nrr aar %a sE..n mH = ms eHm. s STalt 9rDse 0ienfe s%eleifet unO ID,
welhe e. tbnen letfete. wy s"'sh Dlenff.
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Blutuns Der 2ulloe.

OlS VT NNIyt.
,aa ~ q Nnttsstae, 3D., ben 1. Sanusr 1858.
n,e GsIfSst d Sf ST itt1 s. SIM Sabre 1850 mar d fest letSeaS, mas id
itt etaen Nrtal pom 9luuns Der 0unse, NURSE pOsg ieS \ = Sg sr-
s slaef letters i ! tt Stat rsstlt4ss 3 sttS .s ptsss. qganatt@ ssSs Z % apo
fetbe Nfeot3tu ntebrerrn Siatetn fTr BEN Sen 1Sv srDs ieraer ete-
ng thinner settnoen taF fe Rem Rranten arCee gr 1I%igtssOsa
berl&aTTte inO ton SuleBt se0eilt BAT. = Sss'Vferuns
QbDa.l s. RnIfi.a
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8rultbriune unb 8lutIpeieu.
MtraeStle, Butter gs. ron 3 ~.

Or. 3. Sa9ne! 1901
SD be3euee, zap ib m15renb Der Grute I'm Tehtsr an
snfsrSbreaentsnnenas b%,etalea tpurce unb ene stsmIt6Se Nn ~ *
ron Slnt ausmart! aud bate tA einen bSlen Sufrn S% sntn
err enie 6latNe. cesl I'm ernoen gaHams uuS 6ann Si IN %p~
SFuitrstntsunsSrnittel unO bteies ieute mid aGn,lt6 S wtssS : :
S1meS y. Ban 6prn
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@pn g. SO. 9N1ntera m q

4 ,lh8 Or. .. Sapne 4 Spn! - "'A95 1905.
Wieine 5erreu, : Mit erUsent Werondosn g.
len 8ranibetten Der QaftrStre tbr Observation-Disclosures nf. '@ Ssl al
ieren Itnoernoen Saliani bet ftartent &usmurS urp psSsrts, SUeHlo
aneemanbt babe. - Vspef Frtcl8e
H1 EQD. gn aHi,
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Sal8brdune (CrouD).

Scbu Sarriman, &c., Steparbstppn 81. & r4.ar.
Dor furSenl bate etnes nlener 2inSer cinsnf , Av,su0e : s,ss.
i SSt1a s sspS Ssas'S Sspe. ~ :s$ sa Tsn'sg S E, sSSn ns I@ Sitas' sSats
i8raitniitsl nnS mad q%srlalt bon Y gtun nSSs.'' n SS9,a ST Ss tSSF pas
EbeelbHel ocu sencrtmen bate. atbmete Is .sieSsr o y, f = @ nm
mar balo barauf wiecer wpbt. "Vs gang 'elpt nne
@so. Sames %. 0anieI, grsd.Ooter. aposoon o.
I1reibt; D'V'S2" ~ %ee'
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SSllan. nut a SM sroBtst egtOls in neiner SndIe an0cipanSt, !
bin beute 8 Wtellen melt mad etpn8 Vn ibrem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tel eertten, UNI eS meinen sci nSuT Sinanaeben' EeI%eS n miS shnss-
@nal ppr Group bebrpbt inbs ) N"~
3wanSs Seitn bon 3cuenife Ii men BON perSoneu pn,, !.
wdbuern S9aratt a'mo Q0a9rbet potjeIest Werben, menn "a nr.
Ianot irh. "-
"a gSiet & apne'S meSisinii1en MInann9 fir 1860.
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fatat BON Or. .. 8 Nne 81 az y" oet-
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On @ai6unstOn 2, 6. bel @oirR& palmer, ~ ~es
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@rfaltu1s, Suiten, Seiten< II. grufffdfnee, ).

Merfter 9err! SIN Spdttdbr lS4S wurSe ib trp s,,.~ -.
gen SAmer3 ~ metner ttfteh Seite unntttel6ar inter benz { : V''taa
Osidlen, melter Mid aufs srdbli1ite narterte rnb Sitsr en
lade paSon mar. SIN aafe einer gBpGe Serbrettette TX u T.
S6neri iber bic aan8e Yruit uO purbe BON Saoe an 9 nv Sstlfs
p%rObirtt bieraul en sGnses Sabr Lang aae nbslfden MtsS istn 20
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ttnb 'esben ais ehn sat'oer 6reunc mir ben Gebrau6 isrSH sasr ,s
sstai h@n q e anrtsts; SD Ssrf4aiite mir cine StarSe s s%i-
pom Stferun9 Elm, uno na6 benz @ebrnub 6er : " Sfot rV 5e,aen
atA ssnslt9 ~tsosrbsr0eiteHt; etnst9 sir9 bic araftV i6rsy rn nISS a
barren &rinet. I6tun9Sppa S6r "pu9
2S. VI. 9arSeb,
Yaitor Der ]. PreSt9teraner. GselusirSs
Ierre Nante, Snb, Zen s. APni 1878.
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NleleS mag %bejcu9cn, baB i9 Dor unseIdbr g. Sab en- sn a.,
Rrontbett betoHen puroe, Die mid NIT Mus,ebrnno heSrrs.. sMet
lber6teS BON etnen i@mersliGen 9ufen 9spIast wur5s. SS% Su nSo
BON ben bernbntelen Ner5ten bebanoet, Obne cine 6 iGFSts%p uree
perlplren. GnoltH, et d tnlnner eIen6er wurbe, fbsrrrsS.tna'g 81
MID Or. Sapne8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Su prc6tren s%s" man
@ser@a3 per srlkn Slal9s @arSs ie sttOas, better nM5 Sebr yvusS
@ Siaae @rc8bh.
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@eiOemii6er Gatarrb Ii. 6luBfieber (sSrf,en,,

gS N. ..arUsS .Spn sisburn, ga, f&rei6t:
- ben 8. Sanuar 1858.
BET nelaer .srantbeft i'd in itren 8rafrsiniser Z lnII6ShEa
9eflmtttcI fanb. .'1 1J9 ""'V"'V'
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9abt ihr ben 9eu6buTten

eebrau8et Sapnes BruRreintaer o. 40. s,,
s1s 5.,,i "a s 3, stsie IaneUttsriss stranibeit UNI nar St S's Sa1gta es, Z Der
0a S %qpf" t fsif'S stt Io Gsn gaiisntea siSSdli8 snrSsaf.
F9RrsnI ttanSuns,, seOraaaet vt unO S iisf SSsr sms IT,.
Ssmstat9tr, Semau uadA ee- &nwetilag unb es beiit ~ r. orut.
Wttnuten. lub encli6; e"p IN ment8eu
Wenn tbr 99ftrEtren-S d wtnSfn6t M,...t
s@Ssr asUMtlSfsS sttsnfe@en, SIatiseissss9Ssss
retntsuugsnittel. Gstf Oas bette 5eil@tttsl fir fC TSsg Is ydooI Tai
Zen aao Es4st nnsrret@t "a, mas bic 3euentdt 3aulsaDsr's A weI@,
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OVUl 8eVl1uWet Ot. Jd9ne8 Brulfreln
8at 9uttg8mittel.
20 stbt austnblidIi6e @rletdteruna.
Seto trengbrGftaDber hmtnbfTh "a 0snn,
seDranGt Sa9ne'S 8ruaretufaunasmdttef
treibt Sis 81 ~ ,sm .sanrpifte 3aln1t a~aen5te6uns Der 9uftr5bre Der
usr,trI,%t uaS Is sduaS oes SAlettes. pelter bteielbe rerfOpft
rtof Fiji SsSn, 3 y No. y 0atS stne seltnOe let4te RetaEsung aGe S3spie.
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NnIaa bon glu8aebruno.

Faitor Der !. PreSt9terinner. Gen
Terre Saute, Snbg ZEN 5. Mint lS4S.
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Webistntfcbe Mnset9e.


UoFfl 9ebraudet Or. Sa9ne8 8rufreil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06

B6S-Temperance in "all things" is requi-
site, if we would enjoy good health, and
lengthen our lease upon life" It is too often
the case that the individual who is the loudest
mouthed against liquor drinking is the most
inveterate glutton, and while he is bathing
about the moat in his neighbours eye, don't
seem 10 know that there is a very large beam
in his own eye. Just at this season Of the
year when the atmosphere is alternately burn
ing hot and aguey cold; when the air is laden
with the miasma of decomposing vegetables,
and the ~noxious filth which p~utrifes in the
cutters beneath the molten heat; when nox-
iOus efluvia can scarcely be avoided by the
exercise of the most vigilant sanitary regula-
tons, we ought TO be more than usually par
ticular what we eat, and hOtD much we eat
which latter is the more important after all.
Experience is equal to any medical theory ad.
vanced. Every one who has experimental
upon the food he eats, and made a note OF
what does and does not agree with his stom.
ach, can, if he will, get along without "blue
mass or the laid" of doctors.
We lay it down rs established in the com
mon sense of mankind, if not Gin the books
that we should eat Of what we are accustomed
to and which does not injure us, but sparing
ly; that we should rather get up from the Ia
Bile with an appetite which has been stated AND
not destroyed and that we should be item
perate in all things" Our experience, and
that of every one with whom we are a~cquain
ted, has taught us that we should eat prudent
ly of such food as we have been accustomed
TO, no matter what the state of the weather, Oh
of the public health. IL is xcess-over-ea
ing and drinking-which makes us SILK, anC
drags multitudes to an early grave; those who
mon sense, will sooner or later become the
victims to appetite.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06

BarWhen taking a Took" at the boun.
ties and Injuries prepared by the ladies OF
Oregon for the guests Of their FIRE company,
at Walden Hall on the 4th, a clever fellow
who was making himself generally useful,
observing us, and knowing our vocation call
ed our attention To the decorations, the roasI
pigs &c, and hoped we would put it al
down r We told him we didn't think We
could quite go the whole hog, and the Other
fxings,,' but we would, at the given signal
put down as much of the dinner as possible
And we leave it to our friend-who kindly
helped us to pig and other good things, and
kept our glass supplied with cold water-ifwe
did not fully meet his expectations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06

PogT OYTICE, DAYTON, June II, 1860.
Until further notice, mails will close at this office as
follows.
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday az $50 An.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday at 1850 A. N, and
6.45 p. N.
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except Bun.
day at $50 A. NJ.
For Xenia and yellow Springs at sJO ?. NJ.
For Miamisburg, Germantown, Franklin, Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and COnnorsville, Ind, daily except Sunday
5:45 p N.
For Springfield, UTbana, Tihin, Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland, U, Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, daily
except Sunday at $40 A. n.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centreville, indianapolis
Ind, and New Paris, o. daily at 300 P. N.
For Greenville, g., Union City, Winchester, Munice
and Jay County, Ind, daily except Sunday at s;l5 A. N
For Troy, Coyington, Piqua, Sidney, st. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at S15 A. N.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, at 1880 A. N.
For townsville, New Lebanon and West Alexandria
Tuesday and Saturday, &C T;30A.H.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday OF eacl
week, ats p. N.
For Centrevnle, Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 1880 n.
For yandalia and Chambersburg, st 1900 N. Tues
day and Saturday.
For Taylorsvile, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at s1I
A. n. E. A. KING, p. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06
New York Market.
[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l

lBy Telegraph for the Daily Empirel
NEW YoRK, July 6.
FL0UR-Receipts 1901 bbls; market active;
sales $4,000 at 8 2O@5 rs for superine ives
tern 5 1905 60 common to medium extra
western; 8 1906 80 inferior to good shipping
brands extra r. II. o.
RYE FLOUR-steAdy at 3 1904 20.
WHEAT-Receipts 40, 1888 bu; sales co.
900 bu at l 3O9l 81 Milwaukee Club; $50
l 80 for winter red western.
RYE-Steady at 80@82.
CORN-Receipts 3O,53l bu; market frmer
64A@65l for mixed western.
WHISKY-Dull at 2lt@2l4.
P0RK-Quiet and irmer at l8 90 for old
mess; 10 90 for new.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06

H65- We had the pleasure this morning
of meeting CLIFF. CoMLY-("litt CLIFF, {" as
we use to call him)Ewho is in the city on q
furlough from the Academy at West Point
He is in good health, looks exceedingly well
has grown quite manly, is every inch a soldier
and an inveterate Locofocol CLIFF" in
tends dividing the cheated tern" : between
Ohio and Indiana; the former is the place oi
Lis nativity, and the home ofhis boyhood play
mates and friends of maturer years, and the
latter the new home of his family, who removed
from this city long since he left for the "seat
war" The strict rules of the Institution o
which he is a close student, and a mother
remembered c~ounsels have, we do not doubt
fixed the status of CLIFF's manhood.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas Weber, Case No. 1907.
vs.. SMontg'ry Superior COurt
Mary Boyle, ct. al, In Partition.
IN pursuance Of an order Of Sale ISSUED from ths
i Superior Court Of Montgomery county, 10 me di,
rectcd, will offer for sale at the door OF the Court
House In Dayton, in said county, on
Saturday, he 2lf dag Of JHiy lsGO,
AZ 2 o'clock [. mr. of said day, in-lot numbered seven,
teen hundred and ~tity-tOur U754) of the revised mum
hers Of lots in the city of Dayton, in Montgomery cuun
ty, ohio, appraised at S250,Od-subjectt 10 an annual pay
ment, from and ailer the LIST day OF July lsDI) Of siU,G
to Anna Maria Webber widow Of Rols'u Weber, sen.
deceased, during her life time, iOr dover in real estli,
Of her said deceased husband.
Also, in-lot No. 1885, In said city ofDayton (adj1ininl
the HlOyc,) appraised, free Of dover, at sI76.O1.
Also, in-loi No, 1850, IN said ciy Of DAYTON, adioin
ing the aboVe,) appraised tree OF dover az Sl25,U
said property not 10 sell for less than two thirds Of tho
appraised value.
Terms, one third cash, one third in one year, and one
third IN two years; the deferred payments 10 bear in
ierest and secured 10y mortgage.
The Widows dover will probably he offered for sal,
same day: JOHN MILLS, ShenfC
Dated June 10, 1900.
TH0s. b. TILrOS. Atty ieaOts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06

B6s-Quite an inquiry has been made for the
names of the "Tads' who were on parade on
the eve of the 4th. The shorthand reporter
who figured so prominently on the occasion,
has kindly furnished us a portion of the list,
which he took down in lohg-hand; the residue
of the party vanished before he could catch
their names, leaving naught but a blue streal
behind:
Elder Nick, Punkin Squash, Priscilla Slim
mons, Peter Funk of 76, Peter Honswigle
Jonathan Slick, Yawcob Honyschwidle Joe
Dodger, Mrs. Dodger, Sam Slinkinsmooth
Blinkey Tadpole, Signorena HOlfenstena, Joe
Stick-inthe-mud, John Bull, Helfensteini
Garibanda, John Peter Michal Homes, Jay
Hawk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06

DdS- About a dozen men, who we're prolong
ing the celebration Of The Day, were brought
before Mayor GmLEsPIR yesterday morning
disorderly conduct They we're fined and
sent adrift, with little eatechising, as they had
been taught from the beginning TO exercise
the Largest liberty" on the 4th.
This morning a party of four of the same
sort were brought uPibeEore his Honor for
They are clever fellows, and only differ with
us in the mode Of celebrating. A reasonable
fine made matters all right, and the boys paid
up and left
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06
coMMIssIoNER,s SALE.

Jonathan saI asEshm"n' s0D.l NO; l Sa5r o,
nURsUANT to an order Of the superior court Of
L Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN the above case
al tho April term, A. ID. 1850, and 10 me directed, l shall
offer at public auction At the door Of the Court House
in the city Of Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery,
aud state Of Ohio.
On Saturday, Judy 2sth, 1850.
day, the following described real estate, situate in the
city OF DAYTON, county Of Montgomery, and state OF
Ohio. 10 Wit Lots numbered thTes Thousand one hun
dred and ninety, tsls0l three thousand one hundred and
nine one (3lsD and three Thousand one hundred and
ninety two, (slS2l and three thousand one hundred and
hAid city.
This properly n 10 be sold on . Judgment in hSoF ol
Jonathan Hartman sgainst AlberE Mcclure, 81 al.
The above properly has been appraised Al sx thou
sand sight hundred dollars, (GsoO) and cannot he sold
for less than two thirds Of said aPpraissme9t Terms
o. sale, cash >. n CLEGo,
= Master Commissioner superior eo0rl
J. A. JonDAN, Att'y. je2Twtd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06
Market.

OlhCiNkATli July o.
FLOUR-The sales we're 200 brls. extra at
8 20 ll9 do. at6 80 ~ do. at 4 80; GO
do. White Wheat at 8 10, and $50 do. extra
at s. 90 super6ne remains dull and nomi-
nal.
RYE FLoUR-Dull.
WHISKY-The demand was moderate {:
sales $50 barrels at l7@l74c the latter rate for
wagon.
OLA sale of AZ barrels. Linseed at
Gltc.
SUGAR-UnchAnged sales of 95 hhds. at
si@9c.
COFFEE-Market quiet, Sales of 40 bags
at l43c.
M0LASSES-Eemains at 4l@45c. limited
demand.
WHEAT-At l08@l 10 for prime red and
l 1901 20 for prime white. There was a
sale of $50 bushels prime red at / II, but it
was generally considered above the market
price.
C0RN-There is a brisk demand for ear at
49c.
Shelled is in fair demand at 4s@5lc. for
mixed and white sales $500 bushels Ear,
in bulk, at 48c, and $50 bushels, on landing,
at 49c.
0ATS-The demand is good and the mar
ket fair, at 40@4lc. 500 Blu. in sack, sold at
404c.
RYE-The market continues dull and un.
changed. Wg quote it.at 76@78c sales of 200
bu. at T8c.
BARLEY-The demand is limited, and
prices are very nominal, at 85c. for prime
fall.
HAY-Market dull.
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commercial
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE,
nAwrou Eurnav I'm y gru lQCn

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE
DAVroS, FmDAY, JULY 6rH, 1860
Corrected daily BY HlnsunAsa Bho, Jefferson street)
We have little to report in any of the de
partments Of trsde Indeed very little is being
done now in any trade.
FL0UR-Trade mostly local, with little
demand. Small sales wholesale at
$3.50. Retail IS rs. White wheat &c 25.
wHEAT-$l,OO {, with downward tendency.
CORN.-The receipts in corn have been very
fair for the last week, and on account Of the
promise Of the growing crop, the price is
tending downward. Sales are made at 40c.
0ATS.-Receipts fair, and sales of small
lots at 80 cents. The new crop is having a
depressing effect on prices.
BARLEY.-Little doing, and we can give
no quotations.
RYE-Receipts very light, and in request
at soc.
Nothing doing in Flaxseed or Grass seed
GROCERIES, ETC.
Corrected for tho Daily ErPInE by Kneisly, Mcintyre
&Co,' No, $40, Thirds ST.
Sugar, firm.
Coffee, firm.
We quote to-day.
Coffee l4A@l5.
Sugar firm at st@9i
Molasses 41(948.
Teas 35@65.
Cheese T4@8f.
Tobacco 2O940.
Rice 5@6i.
Prunes 8A@9.
Candles ID.
Soap 5A@T.
White Fish 5,25@5,5O, Halves.
Mackerel S,OO@2O,OO per barrel, as to quail
ity.
Dried Apples 6@7I per pound.
Brooms ~, 25@$2,46 per doz.
Tallow 9@94.
Salt 81 10 per Dbl
Beans, White $lOs per bu
Butter l0@l2.
Eggs S1@9.
Pepper lO@ll.
Alspice lO9ll.
Raisins 81, 75@$3O0
Valentia do. 9A@lO per lb.
Figs l0@ll.
Vinegar Cos per gallon.
Lead 6@1.
Shot 81, 90 per keg.
Starch &c.
Ground Spices IS per doz.
Tar 81, 25@$5, 90 per Dbl.
Matches 20 per gross.
Cotton Yarns 20 per ID.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Superior Court. No. 1903.

'9"1 against S'H'@'"''' Superior Court. No. 1903.
Richard Grceu, ct al.
DuRSuANf to an order Of the Superior Court OF
i Montgomery county, Ohio, made ia the above case
"a IT. June Term, A, D., lsGO, and to me directed, / shall
piier at publlc auction AT the door OF the Court House, ia
the city Of Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio,
On Saturday, JHty i4fh, 1860.
Between the hours OF one and four o'clock L. NJ. OF
SAID day, the following described Real Estate, to wit
situate IN the city OF Dayton, county OF Montgomery and
State OF OHIO 90 witt All that lot, trnrt or parcel Of
anI bounded as follows, TO Wit; Begnfnnga at The north
east corner of In lot No. one hundred ana my eight,
(l6s) on the plat OF the town Of Dayton; thence west
s1rdly with the northern boundary, eight poles To "a
line OF the heirs OfHenTy Brown dee d; thence at right
angles southwark with SAID Browns line, two ~ poles;
thence at night angles eastward eight poles TO Main
streeti theuce nonhVnrd with MAN street two l2)
poles 70 the place Of beginning, containing sixteen
(lbl perchesi be the same more or less, excepting
nevertheless twenty (2D) feet Oh the west end OF
sad premises, AMI also including So much Of the
brick wall vi tho Phillips House as adJuins the North
SIDE OF said premises, and the ground un which said
sdl stands, As has bcen conveyed 10 said Green by tho
Phillips House Hotel Company.
said property Is to he sold ON a judgment In hyor OF
John Oleminer against Richard Green, ct. al. The
ltoye property has been appraised at s,x thousand dol
lars, niid cannot Ia sold for less than two thirds the APP
puuseIncnt. which Is SiuOu. Terms OF sale, cash,
n. n. JORDAN, Master Commissioner,
Superior Court Montgomery Co, ..
+. p. Curry, Atty. jesdtd.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

c. Knecht, Administrator
of p. Lambion, deceased, Petition TO sell lands TO nay
Va. 1elds.
Theresa Schiehle ct al.
DURSUANT to an order OF the Probate Court Of
J. Montgomery county, made in the above entitled
cause, 1 will on
Saturday, August 4, 1850.
At the door of the Court House, in the city Of DAYTON,
between the hours Of two and four O'Clock p. m, sell
at public outcry to the highest bidder, the following de-
scrhed premises, to wit: Being lot numbered fifteen
hundred and eight (l51S) on the revised plat of SAID city,
except t~hirty-One feet (3l) in width, Oft the north end
heretofore conveyed by Peter Lamlion TO G. Il. Finn,
with an agreement to release to the city Of Dayton,
twelve feet in width of OF said north end Ia addition for
the purpose of an alley,-including said last named
twelve feet; said lot is ninety mine feet In depth by fifty
feet in width.
Appraised at 5000 %; may sci. for 800 90. Terms
Of sale-One third cash down; one third Ia one year
from day Of sale and one third in two years. Deferred
payments TO he secuted by mortgage and TO bear inter.
est from day of sale. c. KNECHT, Admir-,
Of Peter LambiOn, deceased.
GRO. W. MALAMBRE, Attorney. ie27wtd