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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
RCIAL.
RED WING>PRICE CURRENT.
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Flour-Exsra >s 90; xxx o. 90 v bbl.
Wheat-Good s00s5c.
Oats-250SOc Y bushel.
Corn-2S080035e shelled.
Pork-3105c " tJ in the hog. . ID
PotAtoes-25030c.
Bes1a-75c0$l rs y bush.
Butter-l0121f0c " h.
Eg8s-60sc y dozen. r.r -r.n =
saear-N. .. sa9s; refined ll0l2c; crushed
and powdered l40l5c.
8yrup-N. 0. soc 8. H. 7oc golden soc.
Tsas-Ao, 50, 65, 7a0>1 v ID.
Co6ss-Rio lS0lsc Java 2Oc " fb.
Tobacco-Plug s0I0i0c; smoking lo0lscts {;
hne-cut chewing 40c.
Pewder-Blsstine >svkeg; rifle 4o@5oc apfb
Shot-90l0c " fb.
Wood-l 50092 " cord.
9slt.Coerse .: 25; dairy 8 5o0S4 y Dbl.
Fluid-so09Oc v gallon.
Ol-Linssod 3l IS; winter strained whale
and lard u 25 v gallon.
Lunbsr--Common lN03l2; clear l6|032o y
Thousand feet.
shinelss-shaved 2@se 25; extra % 50.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
AMBROTYPE ROOMS

formerly occupied by J. Going, on Main street,
over G; H. & E. L. Bakers Hardware Store,
where all who wish, can procure life-like like
nesses of themselves or friends. Having had
several years experience in the picture art,
feel confiden. cf being able to please all who
may favor me with call. No picture will be
allowed to leave the room unless it will bear
the strictsst criticisms as likeness and work
of art. appeal to the Judgment and good
hopes that they can appreciate :hs difference
between good Ambrotype and those deathly.
ash -colored. sunhurnt shadows so often palmed
off on tho public by travelling humhugs.
All ore respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens.
Pictures taken in CLOUDY as we'll as FAIR
WEATHER.
Instructions given in the art.
Rad Wing, April I, 1860. lsatf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
DIED.

DIED.
PATTERSON-1n this city, on the l2th inst.
james Il. son Of II. b. and A. E. Patterson
aged year, months, and ls days.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

e. r. Low ATER,
Wholcsalcand Retail Dealelln
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOU
K BOO K S
STATIONERY, s-@5
Wall and Curtain Papers,
JEWELRY.
Pocket CoILZe2.u.
Port Mouaaies, Fancy Goods.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Agener&l assortment
TOYS AND YANKEE MOTIONS
NUTS, FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.
Coraer Of Main 4 Bush Streets
R A G. 8! R A G. s!
Goods given in exchange for clean Linen o.
Cotton Rags of all colors. for which the high
est price will be paid
Red Wing, Sept. ~, 1857. eo-tt
r. RNITU RE.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased the entire stock Of .unmanufac:
tured matcrial for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.. Cook, an that he ie prepared to supply
all orders for furniture Of every description
on tho shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER.
Also all kinds of COFFINS furnished to order
MahOgOny,
Rosewood,
and Walnut
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cheap 70,
Cash. JOHN CORELL.
Rod Wing, May is, 1859. l4e-tf
|NA1Ls: N lis:
100 KEGS OF NAILS
Just received ut tho NEW STORE on Main st.
FARMERS, now is the time to get your
Fence 1UiZS!
:" selling |;; ;; !; '.r.' s.''. for .': '.' ..s
l am selling
LATH NAILS,
SINGLE NAILS, and
| NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Lower than any person in Red Wing:
7u CALL AND SEE.
JAMES B. PARKHURST,
Philleo's Block, Main st.:
Red Wing, April Is, 1seos ls5tf
ASTHMA. LIEF hS! an and PERI PERMAaES1 1;:l
CURE Of this distressing complaint, use
ENDT'S
CIGARETTES
Made by C. Is. SEYMOUR & CO., 1O7 NASSAU
STREET, N. Y.
Price, 81 per box sent free by port.
I1o1 For Sale at all Druggists. mi
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

325, ,ouo worth Of Cash or Pro
w duee for the stotk Of Goods at FOOT'B,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

Removal.
Messrs. Brown & Betcher have removed
their stock OF Hardware, Stoves, &c., to the
brick store on Main street, formerly occupied
by s. B. Foot.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

Monetary Matters.
Prepared expressly Tor the SENTINEL by Smith,
xeies 4 Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
eency, We quote exchange as follows:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
I'm brotypes Trfu mph mt.
DAGUERREoTYPEs ECLIPsED
]. T.. RICH,

Would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Rcd Wing and vicinity, that hs has leased
and fitted up the
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
PosrxAsrERs. everywhere. are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
pirce is rcmitted.
f.. A. LITTLEFIELD. Local Editor.
HON 81 COLUMN

Special Notice.
Do all Of our readers know that they can
get lits-like picture Of themselves for the
small sum Of FIFTY CENTS? I. can be done
by calling at Rich's ambrotype rooms, over
G. H. & f. l.. Bakers hardware store.
~~~~~~~~~
OF for the Peak.
A load Of gentlemen and ladies, consist
ing Of Messrs. J. B. Cooper, G. L. Porter,
- Hardy, Mrs. j. Cooper, Mrs. G. L.
Porter, and Misses c. Porter and A. Cooper.
left Red Wing last Friday morning, for the
gold diggings at Pixies peak. Hope they'll
have good luck in collecting the root Of all
evil. We learn that one Of our citizens is
preparing to start for the Peak in a few
days, with q load Of Minnesota -four. This
speculation will probably pay him better
than digging gold.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
RED WING CHURCHES.

CITY DIRE RY.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

Should procure this weekl !,
publication Of Vocal ans
Piano-Forte Music, costinl
but 10 Cents o number
and pronounced bv II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
cinoinnati : Market.

CINCINNATI, March IS.
FLOUR-The sales were confined to 1900 brls
at 5.45@5 so for superfne, und 5,GO@5,s5 for
extra. One loi extra sold as low as 5,25 and
100 brls extra white wheat at 600.
WHiSKY-No change in the market; 800
brls sold at l9@l9J6e, the latter rate for oson.
GROoERlES-A good demand for Sugar,
and prices are steady. Sales OF 90 bids Mt 7 V
@Sc, for low to fully fair Cofee very firm at
l316@l4c. and for choice l4JSc is asked; sal es
100 bags at l3%c: 100 do at lIc. Sales 50 hhds
foe sugar at 7Ac. Molasses unchanged.
WHEAT-The demand, is fair and prices
steady at l,S5@l, ,3S for prime white, and 300
,3S for prime red
CORN-The market is dull aud unchanged .
we quote Ear, in bulk, at 45@49c, and shelled
in bulk, at 50@5lc, and in sacks, at SIC. BUYERS
furnishing sacks.
OATS-Sales 1900 bush in bulk at 4sc: 600
sacks at 40c, sacks extra: GOO bush in bulk, at
49ci GOO do at 4sJ6c; 400 in sacks, at SOC.
RYE-The market is steady, with a fair de
mand at I,O3@l ,O5. ..I
BARLEY-The demand continues good
and prices firm at sO@s2c, prime fall aud 730
7sc for fair to good. .e
SEED--There is fair demand for Glover
with light receipts, aud prices are tending Nd.
ward, but not quotably higher; we uote prime
at 4,5O' Timothy is in fair demand at 50.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

~ MANY Mechanics" m axes the following
explanation Of the paragraph 10 the "call' fol
the meeting this evening, to which we took es'
cep.ion yesterday;
In expressing our gratitude to the gentle
men having charge Of Beokel's Hail. for their
kindness In placing it at our disposal, we cans
not see any thing political in II; and now.
VIC wish tmphatically to deny the implied
management in the above article.
MANY MIonANos."
We have no discussion with "few" or "maRy
mechanics" we are a mechanic ourself, and
our interests are identical. We spoke Of the
engineering Of an undeseryed compliment into
a Gall where, above all other places, il should
not have been. We do not charge mechanics
with this sharp practice, but they ought not
permit Il emteves to be used for such pur-
pose. We regret that any III feeling should
have been stirred up at this lime the gentlemen
who procured the insertion Of the Objectionable
are responsible for it They were
not sDart enough 10 do the thing smoothly
We know more about this matter than we have
written, but having answered our purpose we
have nothing further to say-unless our evil
dence may be deemed essential to a proper
settlement Of the question.
We hope there will be full turn out at the
meeting this evening, and that the expression
of sympathy for The oppressed of Massachu.
sets may be rendered by every class Of me,
chanics.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

~ A lady in Petersburg. Virginia, one day
last week, while out marketing, brought cabs
bage in rather close proximity to her face, and
as she did so, a ANAL green snake, walked from
his rcpcse among the leaves Of the cabbage
poked out his head, and gave the lady tender
kiss upon the lips. His impudeut suakeship
then proceeded 10 make himself comfortable in
the bosom Of the unsuspecting dame, and had
stretched his long, almost transparent body
halfway around her neck. before she was
aware of his presence, when she let fall her
cabbage and her basket of butter and eggs,
and after few screams removed the intruder
IT was eighteen inches long.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

II A writer referring to the vasmess Of the
Mississippi river, says; at extends 3IO0
miles from the frozen regions OF the North to
the sunny South, aud with the Missouri river
is $500 miles in length. 1t would reach from
New York across the Atlantic ocean, or from
France to Turkey aud the Caspian sea. It's
average depth is fifty feet, aud its width half
mile. The floods are more than a month
travelling from its source TO its delta, The
trappers eau exchange the iurs of animals
caught by them on The upper Mississippi for
the tropical fruits gathered on the banks below.
The total value Of steamers 0float on the river
and its tributaries is more than $50 900 900,
numbering 900 boats, with more than twice
the steamboat tonnage Of England. 1t drains
an area Of l,SOO,0eO square miles, and washes
the shores Of twelve powerful States. la one
single reservoir at Lake Pepin, between W WisN
consin and Minnesota, $500 miles from the
sea, the Davies of the world might safely ride
at anchor"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

1t Is said that Nicholas LongwOrth, Of Oinein'
natl, some time since, shipped TO the care Of the
American ministerin in London, Mr.. Dallas, ten box
os ofsParkling Catawba, ana requested him to be
so very good as to seospt one box for bis own use
aud to turn over the other nine 10 his wine Iner-
chant, with Instructions 70 sell them for Wha, rscS
no thought beat, aHd account for the net proceeds
Mr.. Dallas declined the proposition, replying. 81
cannot approve Of your procedure. ! cannot 70
eOnoils the duties OfministsF PlsAPOtsntary Of The
U unitsd States At this souEi, With those Of com
mission msFchAnl"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
New York Market.

NEW YoRE March Is.
FLoUR-Sales 5000 brls at 5.25@5,35 70,
superine state, 5,4O@5.55 for extra; 5 .a5@5 3.
for superfne western; 5,4O@5 .65 for common iC
medium extra western. 6.OO@G.2O for shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio, the market
closing dull and heavy.
WIilsKY-Dull and lower; sales of $50 brls
at 2314@2Nc.
WHEAT-Sales 8 400 bush Milwaukee club
at ,25, in store.
RYE-ssles Of 5000 bush primo
BARLEY-Sales $500 bush at SOC. and s !,
OOe bush Canada East at Csc.
CORN-Heavy. prices without important
change, sales $4,000 bush at 75@76c for white
aud 77@79c for inferior to prime yellow ives.
tern; mixed is nominal at 7Gc.
oATs-A little more active at 43I6 @44c, for
Western and Canadian; 44C9 aye. for State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

" Ills wonder with eople who work,
how people who do not work manage to get
along in the world; how they can always dress
10 the iinest goods. and have The best the mar
ket affords upon their to bles. 1t may seem
impertinent, this wonder; but men aud women
who have woOdsPiles, warehouses etc, should
have the right to wonder about those who,
while they live upon the e"iat of the land, have
none Of these, They know that somebody has
10 anffar
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
NEWS ITEMS.

The New Jersey State Poison now contains 80,
prisoners. .l..IIT
Cen. Scott though now seventy foar ysari old
is still hale and vigorous.
Alligator shoes are the style in Louisiana, made
from the hide of tho Alligator.
The libraries Of Harvard College comprise q
collection OF more than l2s ,OO1 volumes
The anniversary of Washington Irving's birth
day is to be publicly OolObratedin New York on
the 81 ofnext month.
One hundred and eighty dollars have been con-
tributod in san Francisco towards buying musket'
for Garibalil
Gold in small quantities has been found IN Bucks
County Penn. 1t is oantained in vein oflead ore
uoar Doylestown.
Two squares ct Houston, Texas, consisting Of
thirty houses, were destroyed by Gre on the 18th.
The Chicag, Times thinks that the population
Of that city is about las 900, but We suppose 1876,
600 would be nearer the truth.
David NOvins has purchased the real estate Of
the late Pemberton Mills in Lawrence, Mass, for
$40, 900, and will erect nov hre proof mill upon
tho site.
A fen ale vagrant named YoungblOod, when ta-
ken before the Mayor of Plttsburg the other day
threw stone at, and narrowly missed his head.
A letter from San Franciso says Biscaccisnti,
the vocalist, and her husband have separated, on
account of jealousy on the lego-lords part.
TwOnty.threo years ago The only hotel in Gall
weston, Texas, was a steamboat, which had boon
bcached in gale of wind, aud laid up high and
dry.
At the municipal election at Belfast, Me-, on
the 18th, II. Moody, Democrat, was chosen Mayor
by 2S majority. The election was On strict par
ty grounds. Last year the Republicans had q ma
jority of 200.
DR.. Fades, late Superinlen oF Public In
struction in Iowa. took the responsibility tempted
by tho opportunity to "turn an honest penny') to
loan $l5O,OOO of tho school money Of tho tate TO
individuals. Every dollar is lost.
Arizona dates TO the 2Ith ult, have boeu rscei-
ved A serious difficulty had occurred between
the American and Mexican settlers. Several were
killed on both sides. Tine Mexicans outnumber-
ing, surrounded the Americans, WHO sent to Fort
Fillmore for troops.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
ASSIGN EES SALE
OF
FIGURING Mill, Fine Dwelling
House md Land!
WILL offer at public sale, between the
h0uA Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ,
ln TIIITDAntN .l.1 1pen

WILL offer at public sale, between the
hours oi 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and ? p. NJ,
On THURSDAY, March -, 1860
The valuable MIL Property, Dwelling House,
Lands and appurtenanees formerly owned and
occupied by Jonathan KeafauveF, situate la Butler
Township, Montgomery County, Ohio, one snd a
hMi miles east OF Union, on the road leading rOl
Union to Springfield.
The FIGURING Mill, Its works and machinery are
IN good order has two run OF buTs, and ean be op-
Grated throughout the year by a water power OF a
spring branch, thrown upon y large overshot
wheel. When the water partially fails, the mill
can be operated by an engine OF se horse power,
which IT contains
The Dwelling House is OF brick, Hnely situated,
well built and new, and has convenient out houses
attached.
The lands attached to the mill and dwelling com.
prise 24SeIes and 10 Perehes IS acres OF which are
ttlSble and good.
The above property IL very desirable, and can
probably be purchased at great bargain.
. TERMS OF sALE.-one third cash in hand and
the remainder IN two equal annual pay meuts, with
Interest secured BY mortgage on the premises, re-
serving one bid to the Assignee,
JOHN FURRAs,
feb2b- b-ltdAWaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

SSr Dr. ROsE is still performing wonder
fai cures at his once in Dayton II Jeerson street;
such AZ are not cured by other treatment. Let
those thst are afflicted with every disease come and
be healed especially the ladies' you will lind i'm
mediate relief from your long sutferings withsut
pam or exposure Az there is many who do not know
the cause OF their suffering, you would do well to
cali on the Doctor without delay, as he will stay
iew weeks longer In Dayton. AZ there Is crowds
calling on him daily which are receiving comfort
and health, you should lose no time in receiving
this great blessing. feb2s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

TO- Miss Martha Haines Butt says the
Rappahanook Southern, the beautiful and
yuuDg authoress Of Norfolk; has recently
received a matrimonial offer from Frederick
the young Prince of Denmark, who fell in
love with her at the Presidents lsvee last
week Miss b. refused him, preferrihg the
position Of a free American lady to that OF
a Danish Queen The Prince has returned
to Europe, disconsolate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
CoLBY's PATENT CLOTHES REEL

II is cheap and durable-prlce only 90, painted
and set up In your yard. 1t is simple in its con.
struetion, can be managed by any onej and besIdes
the ground occupied by the old plau Of hanging
clothes all over the yard, 10 worth more than the
price of this Reel in one year, for shrubbery and
lrut trees, andis just the thing for small yards.
Call and see one of them Ia operation in front Of
my shop, ant be convinced for yourself.
5. II. THOMAS,
jan20 Gtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
nLnoTIoT AunouronMbNTs
MAYOR


MAYOR.
u z-D; W. IppINas is'e oat tdbiate for 70 lection
- E@%S Y Gi2Lr,rir win be candidate for
Mayor OF this city at the ensuing April election.
CITY MARSHAL.
Is s- we are sulN lNoFizsd 70 the name Of
"a sSs sTsF spa %iTAsPs ssssn fs '''s''f Marshal the
am am a candidate for reelection to the omce
$ AS fsifS he S Ss 'SRR95G saa5 9y Ip ,1f
CONSTABLE
the once Of Constable at the ensuing election.
ton &c con- ss:Ss
l 1.,-IznA Jrsrrsys !. 4 esndidase for Constable
at the ensuing election. 2 mhl2
CITY CLERK,
Ro9Enr TonRososs a candidate for City Clerk :
A d, s snlass sSssS slSs for the oi2 $Sl Of
he ose Of C City q Clerk 'sG1Sss sl Ss SpT
o,--,- AsHhrw HALL win be candidate rOf 6ity
-AisFaosF srEraAss viii be candidate for
both the German and Engilsh language nhb
CITY. TREAsUREB. uHnr
--E. FAvoRrrr is candidate for city Troasur-
e az yan,sS as eafIl5E sPssg eIsson mar9-h
100 fos Is dsnSidst5 for NV TossGfer at
tion to the office of City Treasurer. mh7
CITY ENGINEER. M OBJ
--iIJosEPH b. JoHys will be candidate for
re election to the oihce of city Engineer.
--sAsrurl H. saOOp viii be candidate for city
Engineer at the ensuing April election mh7
COUNCILMAN.
---HIaAM srRoHs, is candidate for Coinoil-
HH - e. 1. GnIILASpisa candldate Tor re election
for Couneiman in the Fourth Ward,
X;E. MCCLURE is a candidate for Councilman in
manin the 9th ward. @R7
ASSESSOR.
---JAMEs II. scHSEBLY, isa candidate Asses
sol In the 9th ward. la ~ GE mario
DAV a G,r Aase
in the 6th ward mi
--HoRAeE WHITNEY is a candidate for AsIcsGor
nthe 4th ward.
kp EMPfRE--PeAse announce the name Of JA-
| cor STEPTAEs candidate recollection the
office OF Assessor in the 4th Ward. Mr. s gave
general satisfaction heretofore in this Office, and
speaks both the English and German languages,
.l.H well. MANY VOTERS THE 4rHf WAhb
mhG
WOOD MFAsURER.
g. a.fr "HEsRY DUviNarR will he candidate for
tUs Wood measurer, before the people at the April
election.
CITY INFIRMARY.l
&c. A. srARB, is Nesuridate for City Inarmary
Director at the ensuing spring election, maria
Copt J. A. MINcK is candidate for reelection
to the office Of Inhfmaty Director subject TO the
csion Of the votersot the city rhlO
W. WALTER Will he candidate for Director
of city lnhrmAry at the ensuing election.
"a Wont is a candidate ioi city Infrmary Dl-
rector. He speaks English German aud French.
mh5 ..N p '.
g1lIffs SCHOOL BOARD.
WIZ. LEONARD ia candidate for member Of
the school Board in the 9Th Ward He is opposed
To paying Superinten $4,000 for la
Dor performed by the Principals of the Schools, and
by the SjhOOl Board. mario
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
Tanyard for Sale or Rent,

HAVE firstrste lanyard at yellow
Il Springs, Green county, ohio, which wifh to
either sell OF rent, The yard consists OF ~ laya-
yard Is laid with trunks, leading to large junk
into which all the DIuor can be centred by draw =
any part OF the yard ~ horse power. The teaches
are above ground, the liquor from which can lie
conducted to the handlers or lAyawAys by simply
turning plug. The ground bark from the mi !
above can be conducted i'm edlately into the leach
esi or TO platform adjoining. There is the
premises good beam house, bark shed and good
dwelling house with three rooms. The premises
are convenient to Springfield. The tanners there
have sold more hides seme years than such Aids
can tan. There is some or , butchers employ ed
Atthe Springs think also, the principal timber
IL white and black oak,
All the improvements were built new about six
years since, and are now in excellent condition.
The cost was about &i600. will cell for 1900 1900
down and 5000 In 4 annual payments, or will rent
At 40 year. Enquire OF 4. EDMoNsoN, pro-
pTietor oIthe Second Hand store on ST. Clair at.
Dayton Ohio.
febl-IOWW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

~ The Deposit IN. Y } Democrat notes the
discovery of a cave in the mountain near that
village, the resort and bdiDg>place of party
of boys from twelve to sixteen years Of age, as
sociated for the purpose of theft and robbery.
Some Of these lads are said TO be the scions Of
respectable families In the cave were found a
number of stolen articles, ham, crackers sus
gar, champagne, cigars. tobacco, DC, together
with list Of members of the band.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

NoTIoT.-To the Man ufacturors and Journeymen
ofthe different branches of trade in the City Of
Dayton-You are hereby respectfully invited
to attend meeting to be held in BeokoPs Hall,
Friday Evening, March 10th, at o'clock, for the
purpose Of sympathizing with and of anordrg a.
tora aid TO tho mechanics of Lynn, Mass, and vi
cinity to enable them to obtain fair and reafona-
bic living prices for their labor.
1t must be patent to eyory one that their efforts
crowned with success would rebound to the Iene-
ht tof every branch Of trade throughout the West.
This is no political movement.
Tho free use Of the Hall has been kindly ten
dered by the Republican Association fer the pur-
pose.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16

~ The printing, engraving and binding for
the 34th and 35Ih Congresses cost $s7e,4S2 35
for the Senate, and 81 ,59s 065 AZ for the House,
The cost of the eleven volumes of the Pacific
Railroad Report was Ss63 3.5lGi- of Maj, Emos
y's Mexican Boundary Report, in two volumes,
Sl57 COG.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company il
our duly authorized Agent to make contracts
and RECEPTION Advertisements subscriptions
&C., 10 that city l
To BusINrssMES. Empire Job Rooms
areiu complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of MI descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Oallin andexamineour work and
learn our prices.
.01FTo ApvERTIsEhs- - Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be ublished-notiat We cannot
agreetoipseTt them afterthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-16
MANY MECHANICS.


THE CONCERT Huston Hall was crowded
last night, and if we can judge by the bearing
of people how they receive any thing, we
should say that the audience were delighted
with the entertainment. 1t was certainly Que
of the most agreeable musical soirees ever given
here, and we heard the hope expressed that it
would not be the last one. OF course not; but
then these entertainments take time and prepa-
ration, as well as talents and the young ladies
and the gentlemen who supported them, can
not neglect all else in life, to contribute alone
to our delight Whenever they have the in-
cliuation 10 again minister to the pleasure Of
the public they will be greeted with hearts
ness that will completely assure them they
are appreciated
In common with our citizens, we are graft
fled at the real compliment paid the "pfima
donna" of the evening.