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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12
TIEAky II L1EDs. AuCTIONHER,
III 6a1e0oom No. n NassAn slraok
1hd Great Annual sale Of over 40 O Paintings II The Ne

t,onal AcAdamy RO1ma
HD ~ LESDS Co VII sel BY auction. on wednes-
pollock each The galleries " the National Academy
10 Teuik street 6road 40 Pscrres BY tbs nr
lures contributed by The artists Asseves Aokcsi form
for publLSsAie
Anans american artists large and valuable picture ,,
y j. z. Senssss also By n sGooul I. X asnot jas I
G'ncsd A. 2. EeliowaA Rou6el Geo O. LAmodlu, Phll.
dolphin; Paul Weber dkso, Carn, " O. HoaranAn y.
w,,i.s,son, D. 4 Carter; X Gay wm T. Bro~a, Laiy
BosshtoD, C~pss, 1m and others Artists
Me Issressnice b Gee COO, ly;u,y Percy Il J. go
rinx sen Thcs E-Is- 2 9 wIlisms, yeorxs L.nces y.
Stayer aohpa Of Brsseis Scale uauges. koex
Roeh. veTscsaihosen Hulk Meyer Il Bremen; Hs-reSIs
homer. so,:crnan, Dhlens woutrs, A. saAcha Van
Hsnms, erotel he HAxae TAeo Frcre 10. Frers.
menA Lax fcu dc Metz Salmon sUgsac Ps-tos Julss noa
zmmerr Dsrop. Rombcrs ss,urtsr Aoatpsz<t HAns
win boon eshbitspn evenings previous
she sale, vita catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

A LADY, THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDING TIL
uss OF The Pianotorte ard having had many years expc
<noc la teaching tho would ke 70 obtain Board In
gsreel fAsny: ~here nssrurton would be seved
sasivslent Address A. T. g. station A., Spring street 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

A sARDsOhE SUIT or ROOMS ON THE SECOND
a fooy 'front.' containing hot and enid large Closets
sss ae 70 et with Board TO fAniy party Of gentle
men References exchar ged Dinner six apply ia
hkd story, 'front.'
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". PORTER 4 co, AucrIoyEERs.


a0Y sSssSSSR sSSs,StsS aA
AsR f5ssss e. =. s. -. M. d.,
p vahnus reserve oonmenens ~ 10,z oecok A. X,
Is ss.s
: q ana Sss . a: ssoi D
I've w = f.', 4 = s sss.s
% .SS ro.sw.oa e sun: s;.s soS
s: .as. .oss.sss wssI r:Ss " ss
sausry o,s rish asswsod IN crimson ssa ns
sS , WIN
:ood large French pess n.ntsI .irron van massive 90
,op eoasoe ,.eis richly smbrodcred lace ~indcw 5ura
q r.5ss 1..sIs asui s,s.assn ksaua Holder. pspisf
ehshs eash imported from France expressly ne present
ALSO
Ihs nos :oSd wooa psScr Sui. ia A sy
e kun e -ss :ss
,sS.s. 81 3 e 8 ~sa ". a' e s1ss
n. e ss:s "a, ss sss.
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I.a.: s'c sevgsd n rsncA ts, toSssAr wih very
n ne ro ss ssse c.r,e . .oos o,., .
=: -: IssI:: -: e.
- s s :sa sss. sss .. es- y
xe.sst sceas.S q scA 40 siH ARA Ch.!is oa ssQ;
gnor with Al No ruby and e-yuA cut ulssswAre wiass
6: ..s E & 1 .ss s 4. in:
sscss. fss Aasos Sand superior TAbs cuisy, marble
cssnss. cs.lS 80 rsss.oea and .aAos.ay ssass.As
sy Of L0uh XIV atuary marble BsFssas W~shsaods
Pounda made . order ssd 70 essssss seodca; ss.Ssr
CcsAs sotse Tables towel RaotA tcet ksss, OcoaAS sab
Cerpels and Rods mahogany eushionea VAars kookare
sce.A Lounges Couch asAs Han sand Tea and D..An9
basement Vssasla. ~ Ac. with whAch u sssss vtH
plsss vnSss ussHr sNwsasAsr.
4 VCfSo1.-noRRIsK CR ANK AUOTIoNEHR VIA.
"A Nl % 1ossdsy. Mare i'A1 ~, : oeio .I2. y.
e Pr q 1901 s.s is q
b he Cy of Bobeker SAID Lots are egio.s beng oc
busress and central part Of the city, And The only lots
avaNabe for Improvement Ia that vicinity, snd instr 81
proxmiy 70 he ferry rsndsr Them desirable nvssmaas 70.
cnPhsfns Also q he time NE mpcoveme Us sHd
~, Of oce sheds and he sener. aIsures ola
ss Sp ices oS s Gay e sss 81 per s-9 s
ihe balance CT SIXTY per remain bond
ed mortgage for hvsyeNs.
a TueeSsy msrch Ii nj lO1. O'Clock tho auei,n
NO. North william street. Bous,hod rurpture nsts,g 4
moeeenEy kcas mahogany PaIsr Chats Tabiss car ,s
I. saA bsos ana Bedding tcsen Furniture &c,
uCII0N SALE or READY MADE C1.orHfNg Ac-
- A. SnieTA!taR. Aundoneer 3 Bowery VII ssli
iha dsy Nc LID instant. It I0H O'Clock large aastne Of
en sess ss @ ss,. clsss .ps.. and
nnet linen and nsrse.es Pants silk min vsly cl snd
SA-tehlsf Vxsi lfo Exns apd ehccs, Dry Goeds "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

E'ERTILIzEHa
y MAPfS
WITsOE ENyZED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
81 per bag. 100 lbs
$50 uer ton, 1000 lbA
oUANO, BONE SAVINGS TO-, 80,
At MAPE~'
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND HEEO
WAREHOUSE,
LA and l28 Nassau ss And II Beskman street. New FORK
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s1n.sss oxisT.L aRss s.sso. T.:
@ E s sas q brown :sS sss
s'I . 20 DO Bay sss o. ss' s,. BAY
niM w, Oh sinee aoistog bsrnsss and sppsrAsus foe
esse,, spd esrss want Of horses aud order q
EENFf pRkhEh, LepuH sheriff and attorney Tor mort
M nor'ssse, win sell n public aacuan on Monday March
~ ,s az M a,s M a. y. ssyrI.h s,eaae me contains
is's ,s.f q r5sm.. s+ AZ 70, xo,,,.s..
pEEsMpTohY SALE AT AUCTION OF DESIRABLE
4 80 nnprcysd Properly -PgILIP n wu.KiSs WIN eel Al
sf cs - s ~ s ssa.. ma A sf
svsnss 4 sss' ss 6s ih and ah .
st o5 ,'1 set s ' ssssss
soo ss s sss House ssS s
Mts sb sweet between 7h sd Ban house 10 feet
is %s q y ss ,ss' So as ss wss 'ss S
perry AZ lress assrsbs ss an oSe.snsai ' ''
Ton -Ths cay At 'e oe.ocs a. 90 abeety street 70 Day
ss,sse sS espsnscs four Tree msr Aos.hsaas
e sss o, s,n sssTs three Sas.. Pssa. "a
wkLiiNoroE 4. oA eS'sss, Aassoassr.
UScLs.ISsp g&SeAGss AuorIos; rus DAY. ,o,s
.D.. y i nass. s pay es s
fs,ss sYy,s.s; Rex n Hedge TIRES ssse., r. Ak;
Gresyss Co Kes, Hazlstl Co four barrels Whskey
z. E.-R W. Case, r p two Barrels and i've BoAes
\ y Macs; Case. A. q York; Half Barrel H. J. Pituasn;
Fox BurdG, Jsnes Go Case, T. u de Rigter Deposits
required WILMINGTON A. CARTER, Auction cor.
JXDIlAMs DUKE ApcTIossRR -vALuAB BILE AND
Desirable dwelling houres 90 Tee.h street bsv Rfa
al q SIKH avenues WILLIAM DUKE, wiu aactou
We sarrb 1850 at 70 ocloos stibs Meschsuts
E1clst re The four sor gb Houses renn
areet north aide between m and Sxtn ioss bv
hslathe book houses BY 70; three deep, bui IN
Me noel substantial and completely finished
out, furnaces bath every con-
yebenee spprrapiDg to first class dwell nga nor
IN perfest having been occupied Hoe
fsi amount can remain on moresse For further
Exchange Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12


nsseAy. March "A Mi2 seicek. /" The Merchants Ez'
Or Allen street N. Y-No. 81 ard s. Osns %
ssp,sd - humber yard sc vim rent for sioo, plot BOZ
ard g s'!. r':sy ana oon00ra sr's lo asilOis
Is w Sis ss x .. n W$ $:. a.es
A. i..d.s a.sh At i esess - a:r.asa.s VIZ 4
the three attic snd basement brick house and lot
IS 8 with ssy -sy @ rear House conaas sss cr,on e.
srse S sssE Msp: x SG s 1ssi
&c, o. The estate II Marln Brans deceased
ucrIoN NOTICE -oossrAsIEs rsA,E OF 100
March Il oclocs ss william street. loo shss: rs
Deposits required. J. ID. KERs, coastsbc.
ucIIoN NOTICE GLASS. EARsagswARE
F.sa %sA ~ ss sss ss Sss .. y
7s fesrl In lots for and couorry dealers well
AU1sSs, y. IL ,,.; A. =.
u Metropolitan Irprsss leo yeA fons horse
5: :sss.S q s
q iAs lowsss priss.
ucTloS NoTIcE-JAMHs GUSHING. AuCTIossER.
suton Y oaass !. Il he o. q Forty esl.a saess
NORTH river nor.s two Copes Wagons hl.d
copsss sasss @ S 81
A'' Machine sac ;s ssss o fss ss a.s
q Plants-6y PEkD 4 CoLE.-Ou Monday, VI iolk oeocs
sspssas s:Ssf.sS sss.s GU: ssr..as; ssd.s:.ss
esoSs KnsSen furniture Also isss ss.s.p.sss q caoss
Sreenheuse flanss. fiEs Orange Lsson and Magnolia
Trees a..
AucrIcxsALl or cEocKERy TOYS ac by oEnsR
Day ssrcA At 10 oooes e. g Maiden iane ,ae susss
sr ~ AS ss.sI .:..rtYs.s
Gina 4s &c sale passs .sd ~sisu reserve arc ''''
.~voc-~sc ~pw pow ~~~
"A vn be sold =. pubic auccA % :ces sss.s rns.
Say hs 3Os q 1sseA rbs sale q. ;.ss ps: on sossa Of
f:. 49, CO., iss
BROWNE 1 NICHOLS, AucrIoNExRs, IS nassau
rSs::, March = :. y as premises
by %asr q Lane Asaxsss-Ihs sn.rs con:s,.s os
Rope; hemp and cotton Twin. and ssr.. h..il. Reps
soop. ssi Topsss sadSIss ssls sss%scs, sicsss ssa
c Ssiorssssso sss Sad ss also .sioo0s il and ssiSs
ALo Two large Tents 4,sso feet containing 800 yard
canvass Aao, four tcns iSxlo feet
EDWARD II LUDLOW, AUCrIONEaR HANDSOME
~ Country seat y Wine paass 4 sacti'n.k Z LgS
Il i oclese ., DC aercssns E.chsass Ns~ sors viii:
ss I s.iss :. s.:
aLss :sd =. nses.::sy osaieings :css: q
nS h scs sTsss iar ss ~ Ss coca
cfe purchase moosy GAG remain % bond md mcrSsxs
No 3Pine street. broadway
EpwARD N. sKIDkORE.
u Clerk Scoop: so4ss s f rSss Ssar Jefferson A't'
AID, By Law. vested with thu Of
COMMISSIONER OF LEEDS
Nxw York
Attends 70 The execute Of wills deeds BONDS mortgages
&c sgd aicAsfs In criminal And civil Always
yesdy The court during tho day, bls red
39 SRet4op IN The evening
oler.se BE- Will attend ~ The houses Of appicaaa
~ q. EokTON,AUCTI0NEER, OFFICE SO HUDSON
VI. siree-By @ II L0vfGkUvE.; Will Ael Ibis and
~ evsru his week a ls Brosdwsy iase s.s,rment Of
c1p uAnc0 A. ucisek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12
A TfRACTiVE SALE OF
IA MAGNIFICENT HUUsEqOLD FUKNIruRE
AND CysrLt WoSKS OF AIT,


IA MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND COSTLY WORKS OF Art
ORIGINAL sAlNTIk0S BRDNZES srATUAkY.
ROSEWOOD FIASUFORTE, ELEaASf PARIoK sUIff.
10, &c
Nv W. b WESrCurT, Auctionser.
RUSSELL. W. WEs1CutT h % viii sell Monday.
March II At 0s o'clock the rich and oosy vco faru
snre eonsned In the eAdeDce 1852 Wort vaniy nrsi
nfreet Of reventh Ado ordo. aud ,rset
Tor The present forming very and truly cey
cokciiop nj ythog adspssd 70 iasniJa ibe md
fmpshs reste the Ut which will posi.vs NOD
peremptory wshou regard Notwithstanding NJ saxant
rosewona fsrior un,sure aus conrrisinx ull
suits o. vsreo s silk erocaiel and II perfect order
~ocd seven octave rianoore nde ty sa,r suoerb Faint
ngr magnificent stsusry top Gothic Eegere nud- by Ste
veps Snd cos $500 mosaic and Egypttsn eene and
Tables tao snpsrb florelune msnttl Nj rors F-en.h
pier Mirrors 9Th gilt tAbls and oornIrcs 70 match;
IMA,sh lounses votAiie chai-s In sAta aud tapestry;
slS and lace snrns, ladys french secretary rich nssh
Csrpesaed hugs superb marble ard bronze GROUPS and Fg
men whh protuelon Of unique lava and uarh ror Or
nameps jewel Cases reception Chsfs IS chAnabers
btpg Room Gothic god Bois,oads With sppe-b
Mattresses and D~ddng rosewood fren~s Wardrooss with
heavy mirror doors lined with satnwoot marble
Bureaus oval Mirrors, csrpess rosewood
suits bronze Cocfs fancy lounges; Freueh
fancy fAbes; bronze Chandeliers secseary aad
Boshesse oak extension dining Table CHAIRS china
ruby and crystal Cut Gsss conpisng fn and complete n
tortnens Silver Ware Casters Salvers Pitchers
Jerks uInH &c wfh largo quantity OF on ohs
pop hall Cbalrs chamber furni he here
Full desrrf,rgo catalogues be had house.
Jarpasf sale each IA snt fuos certified and
depea,t hcm al purchasers sale, rain SHINE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

The Hon. c. Marshall, late member Of Congress for
California; IL At the Metropolitan Hs intends returning
home shout the 9Th OF next month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

A J. RLEFCKER. BON 90, WILL SELL. ON WE'D
resdAy. March IA NJ II eclcck, 81 The Merchants En-
change
CAPPED humber yard, SC vim rent for 81 wv, plot 50x
e7.6.
On Brooklyn Two loz with buildings Nos
"a and &C hsves rsry and Concord streets Los zsxl0lS
each. VIM rent for coo
Maps &c at no Pine street. N. Y. BY order.
JAMES WELSH, Executor Of Wm Welsh decd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

UCII0E roSICE.-s. az BcGART, AucrrovsERs.
Ine:s,y msrca u n lo,. O'Clock 81 tho suci,n
10 rortn william street Bousghod Consisting
moeees1y kcfas mahogany Pa,r Chairs Tabis Car ,,s
MnTors cesse ada Bsds and Bedding tcsen rnrn,are Re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

uCIION SALE or READY MADE C1.orUfNg xC-
q A. CkisTA!taR. Aunconeer g Bowery Wi ssli
thu dsy ne LTD instant. 1t I0H ocock large Of
sen trsss Gel asd b sSess Co.s dosakn c4sssrs
SsTssil'f VHai sieo Escs spd shoss, Dry Gosds. 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

A yEhY PLEAsANr FRONT AND BACK ROOM wrrH
"A panres third floor. also two Rooms for gentlemen
second third floor front House ciass with ali he
Hcerr improvements Terms from IS S. per with
10 moving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

q Phns-6y Ped COtE.-Ou Monday, 1t ic.k o'cIcck,
mpris,ns nshcS,nv ecSsS CSsps Snre.ms Rsdssssss'
BooieAseG eAtsron TAblss 0as CAsodalisrs Casp~s on
Greenhouse flania Pigs. Orange Lemon and Magnolia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

BARGE WAHTsD-sulrABLE FOR sroE ING HAY
- Parties having sell cheap may address o. "A
boz l5s Herald ONCE stating t1rns description, de-
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uCTlON NOTIcE-JAMHS GUSHING. AUCTIoHEER.
"A BY virtue Of execution. will se1 this day pubic
Sutcn ~ Y n neon q zee foot Of Forty eisksn street
rn thousand seasoned barre, Hoors qu9y Of slaves,
hosss pow eP Machine. sale slave. ferns csAa
THOMAS GUSHING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

A UCrIoN NOTICE -Lo0K AT fHw PERSON
"A about removing Win 6nd 10 their advantage exu q
Aa Metropolitan EYpress uiek fons wAss
Dor oves svrs0re the city eoan,y pacx
n tho lowest prieS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

VI. s,ree.fsy Q b LovsGkovEi VIII se,l Ibis and eve.
tbs week. as Broadway, large Assortment Of
miscellaneous Books Stationery, kasravinss, 10 Sale
Ann man A z nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

DQQ WEST TwRNrTEfH STREET.-THE LET WITH
~ sosrc large Eocsa and Recap.on Room rselsss
WIN 81 aosern improvements 70 family sing csat's
ven elmer ocioct; accessible W Eigs.b and Sir.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

YyoARD-A GENTLEMAN ORA PARTY OF GENTLE
ID men, Wishing the comforts Of qaet home, and who
Wtnid Wiling pay the Of small lrst use
~sOw sddrtN Mrs. Moore. station c, cornee Fourth and
TYuS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

A UCTIoNsALE OF CROCKERY, TOYS &C by ORnsR
day. EsrcA b. at 10 ooocl ct g Maiden iane, ,ne sirs
suck Of desier nnlo In business. and
for convenience of sAe Aso. general
0rani,e and glassware, common Ware French
China, &s., DC kAle poskive and without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

AM HOUSE rCRnIsHiNG AETICLES
PIANoFoRTE ROSEWOOD PAkL0k SUITS, COSTLY
MIRRORS BkONZEA PAlNTIN06, DINING NOON
AND CHAMBER FuRN .rCkE. 40
j. ". PORTEE Co AuctonecYa VIII all thia day March
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-03
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI AUG. 2
FLOUR-we quote fair to choice brands
Red Wheat at 81 2569l 70; fair to choice
brands White Wheat ut S5G5 go and fancy
brands White Wheat at So 50@5 10. Re
cepts l,9l7 brls; shipment 225 brls The
adyices from New York continue favorable;
sales of II, 900 brls extra round hoop Ohio at
50 25Gg5 40. ttr
BARLEY-The receipts were very light to-
day, being only 296 bush Prices quoted nomi.
nal at 75c.; prime and choice suitable for seed
at soc
C0RN--The receipts we're A, ,003 bush. ship
meuts 1880 bush. The demand is good at
40C64lc. for ear, in bulk sales 5000 bush in
bulk at 4Oc. The offerings of shelled are
light, for which there is good demand at SOC.
for White
OATS-We quote old in moderate demand
at 33G35c No sales reported
RYE-The receipts are better, and the de-
mand has fallen of, closing quiet at 63GlG5
for prime There is some inquiry for choice
lots suitable for seed at G4G@Gsc
WHEAT-Sales $50 bush. prime Red at
95c.; 800 do. do. do. in Coyington at 93lc.;
/ 40 do. do. do from landing at 9lc., and l50
do prime do 93c. NJ. r1 "a
WHISKY-The market isunehanged and
steady: sales of 700 brls at l64@lGsc, the
latter rate for wagon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-03
fEEEECRAPHIe
-REPoRrEp FoR rHp pAILY EMpIRE


NEW YORK, Aug T.
The steamer Asia arrived this afternoon,
with details Of foreign news Of the 2lst and
22d ult
The Europa arrived at Queenstown on the
2lst.
The bill TO amend the Bankrupt and Insol-
vent Laws is the one Withdrawn from Para-
ment by the Government II will be again
brought forward at the next session
Lord Elthinstonc, late Governor Of Bombay
died on the 9th ult, aged 53
Advices from Syria state that the Christians
are leaving the interior for the coast, TO be
under the protection of European vessels
$4,000 persons have already arrived at Dre-
istes
II is said that Ab-del-Kader had offered his
services to Napoleon for the suppression ofthe
atrocities ut Lebanon, If the French Gov.
ernmont will place at his disposal 5000 men,
he engages TO pncfy the mountain in every liz
tie time
Reports were current in Pars Of the issue
Of 2OO,OO0,O00 francs in Treasury bonds, for
the expedition to Syria, which is TO be ON a
large scale
Gen. Heicher had been appointed French
Envoy TO Syria and he would be followed by a
large division of troops. Two French steam
gun.boats had been dispatched
Tho Snanisb C,oyasrt,o,,t ,,,, a., H.. A.,
sor5 IL oe y, S was "so "oou' W
'sa srsa, ao pyc;,s"ar, 81 w"a - oS rs"
soimc,, ~ TSoro~o,,ppo,,'a anionH s"1 % mIs
tians
ali ,sr , t,i,s.'i IN NJ 'i,e i'o'l'iol' iieI
~ Svr;o end Eranne 1n;,I "a5 9H ono
a. MoM"hnn Ti;, ",,' se,,u -1iyuo " men ull-
o,,rera,;nn ,to,,b H. % saluep a. an eA-
tran, syne;,ia1 nos La;,,l I uouD, '''i'' a
E.o,,s9,. "B P'P'''u "
c., c,i, -. NJ;
;n, ,h" e'to ~ " ,Io @ Ctu;a.i se''o"L I.SleIt ,t
nnHn,bor Of AZ ooe bod taLn,, -. o ~ ~ ~
Son,b Kosroao al Low - ''o,' ~ '''e
noyorf,l hodr nr I,'asos ''''0""O'u " "
TLoro 10 n,,Lin, ,r ,,,on,o,. g., Nj.
aud S;cpy TLn re,,o,, nf tLo ,'U,r .,n p,eS
yaI oficoys roGs;neto ao, aa;, Sal S;a;i' "';
oonGrn,oJ Enn, 6.;sotna III ;,a;aI .i -
Observation-Disclosures 'S'''' "'' Jo'"'' III '"'S
nm stoa,nor inn, r-,noroa oc r;,,...,i
and Gmr o,bcr cr;@ato rossoIs hoJ i,dn,,
ot Nones So SOU 'o''''' '"' O''" '''~''
edrn; on;,iot e,,,,,;.l, ;o,,..l....
g ~ Wi,
suIiocts in veno.Toia ,ba Gn'r,,,,., 'i
oorsd os"ol r ,.a, ; ''''N VI
To Ioxnow JnIr ~ % % Whssn, po.;,a, C;.o,
lar ,nortg CA sioad,' n,i'i ionra ~ v,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-03
Time OF Glazing malls.

Posr OFFICE, DAYTON, June II, 1850.
Until further notice. mails will close Mt this Office
follows
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday At $50 A.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday at 1880 ~ and
5;i5 Pm
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o. daily except SUN
day nj $50 A. n.
For Xena and Yellow Springs at $50 P. n.
For Miamisburg, Germantown, Franklin, Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and Connersye, Ind, daily except Sunday
5;ib H.
For Springfield, Uriana Tifn, sanduslSy, Toledo,
Cleveland, O.. Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, daily
except Sunday ut s;lb An.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centreville, Indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris o. daily at 300 ?, NJ
For Greenville, g., Union City, Winchester, Munice,
and Jay County, Ind, daily except Sunday NJ sb A. ".
For Troy, COvingon, Pqua, Sidney st. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at Sl5 A. N.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, at 1880 a.
For townsville, New Lebanon and West Alexandra,
Tuesday and Saturday, nc 730A.A.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of each
week, At0P.A.
For Centreyile Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 22.OOM.
For Vandalia and Chambersburg Mt 1900 N. Tues.
day and saturday.
For Taylorswle, Wednesdays and Saturdays, ct s1t
"A. NJ Il. A. KING, p. NJ
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New York Market.

tBy Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
NEw YoRK, Aug. 2.
FLOUR - Receipts 9,2l2 bbls; market
frmer; sales 10000 at 8 1905 20 for superior
state; 05@5 10 superfne western 2O@
35 common to medium extra western; 80
@5 10 inferior to good shipping extra r. II.
0. m arrrr aqrrr,us
RYE FLOUR-Steady at So 1904 90
WHEAT = Receipts 1910 bu; market
better; sales 10000 bu atl 22@l 26 for MI
waukee Club; l2ll@l q for winter red wes-
tern; I25@l 80 for white western.
RYE-Quiet at S0@sl.
BARIEY-Quiet lL ElL
CoRN-Receipts 32,925 tu; market firm !;
sales 10000 bu at 62@62I for sound mixed
western Go for round yellow
.PORK-Dull at ls,37@ls so for old mess f;
10 lj(3l9 25 for new.
WHISKY-Actiye at 2O2
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B6y- An old friend of ours, s., who travels
about good deal, and whose senses are al
ways alive to what is transpiring around him,
tells us of little joke which transpired on
the up-train of the c. ii. 4 d. Road, the other
night.
An elderly chap, who hailed from Ken
lucky, was ON the cars. with box Of jewelry,
and was annoying every one with repeated
solicitations to buy. The boys-there are al
ways "boys" at hand, and ready for fun, now
a-days-determine to have some fun with the
impertinent pedlar, the boys separated, and
annoyed the fellow by calling him backward
and forward, and teasing him as to price and
quality of his trinkets, until at length he got
very mad.
While giving one of his tormenters bit of
his mind, another one Of the party tied a
piece Of cord TO the bow Of his hat band and
fastened it to the ceiling of the car. just at
this moment chap who had been listening
to his talk snatched breast pin and started
off with it. OF course the pedlsr shut the
lid to his little box, and started of in pursuit
OF course his hat suddenly and mysteriously
disappeared, for the string had Tipped it off,
and when he turned in astonishment to look
for it, the tile had settled down in the seats
behind where he sat, and he could not find it.
The pedar was now Thoroughly incensed, and
proposed TO whip any one who owned TO hay
| ing taken his hat He was from Kentucky,
and could lam anything that ever grew out OF
that State Those who sat in the vicinity be-
came annoyed by the fellows gassing, and
did not believe him to be a Kentuckian, or that
he really wanted to fight "lf thought you
was spelling for a muss," said Yankee on
the seat in front of him, I'D accommodate
your
"Pm Buckeye" chimed in Joe c., land
can put you through the figures in jify J
"W-a1-l, I'm Yankeel" sang out big
fellow who sat opposite the pedlar, and | thinl
| can just swallow any Kentuckian l eyel
Sc ed Come, dry up and git eout or II
squabble you
4 The fellow, who was valaint-a regular fire
eaier-before he met with foemen, now sunl
Into the corner Of a seat 1.-THE window, an'
had no more to say during the evening; an,
when the cars stopped at the Burg, he got of
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Flax Seed Wanted.
pirturrs.
CAMPAIGN OF 1850
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TOIedO Market.

IOLEDu, mug z.
The market yesterday met with quite n
jump upward in wheat with a slight advance
in corn-but our country friends will need 10
use circumspecton or they will get caught as
there is not the least shadow of faith among
our dealers as to the stability of the sudden
red wheat, delivered here in seven days at the
close yesterday.
FL0UR-SaIes of 100 bbls ex at 1925
WHEAT-Sales of full 25, 600 bush-one
third white, red sold at 81 OlG1l 02@l 03c;
white sold ut 05(bl 06GGl 06Ic-at the close
holders were firm at 03 for red and | OF for
white.
CORN-Sales of $4,000 bush at 4jG9454c
and i6c Last sales at close 4jlc Market
closed weak