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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03


Sabbath Services nre hold IN tho several Houses Of
worship IN Dayton, az ioiiowsi
W7eiee olapa, Nshots0-Thlri STREET sonih side,
neaf MINI. Rev John NJ Leoviu, Pastor Services at
4hioT9 i'et feS5sic,iaa osgnh-south East corner
Of Third and Ludlow, Rev :. q. Specs, Pastor, SER
'Iss y = isss s,1s' ~ an \ I%Sio,ib we., corner 81 ser.
ond and Ludlow ROY. Dr. Thomas, Pastor. Services
!" 7ES1a =" p -, a@1 ~ /. IRgmI, 8, Clair street. inst e,oye
Third Roy. Mr.. kcmpcr, Pastor. Services miOam,
CONGREGATIONAL Caugo6-st. Chair street, between Sec.
ond and Third, Rev, Mr.. Wright, Presiding Pastor.
Engiisb LpiIssraa Church Main street, East side. be.
tween Fourth aud Finh, Rev y W Conrad, Pastor.
Egs B-ga Ywt,a,gS 4 North Eas, corner Of jefferson
and FOURTH streets. Rev. D. 3. Talbot, Pastor. Ser.
chda dh@re, CPfof taat E~picopa) Jefferson street,
between Fourth and Finh. Rev. anthony Ton Brock
Rector. Hour Of service Of loRa M and4gin,
German RJ0riot Cnreh.-Ludlnw street E'st side,
between ID and ~. Rev Geo. W Willard, Pastor.
Raper Chapdl (L n. CtagchJ North East corner Of
Jackson and fnh streets. ROY. Gcogc g Crm,
Pastor. Hours OF service at tuiS II NJ, aud Spm.
Church u CAdii-Norh West corner Of Smith and
Brown streets. Elder !. W. Erreti, Pastor. uours Of
service 81 i0iS q M, and = m. -
GerAaa McAoia-Corier Jackson and Sixth streets.
Enlaa1ds Church, lCrfRoAc) HEY. }. Hnhne, Pastor.
Franklin street, between LUDLOW and Prairie street
First mass ut ~ q nj. Second ntnss "a m Neepcrs
81. Jossph's Church, o,6aTc)-sccon street, East Of
he Canal. Rev. David Kelly Pastor. Masspt loan.
Ncslers NJ ap IN.
Hra Uaifoi Brethren Churrh-smith street. East Of
the Cano. Rev. VIM. J. shuey, Pastor. Services at
i0L a m, aud 4 NJ.
Socoad Tinted Bncthrea Church, (Ge,mo)-wayne
street Rev. soloman Vonniedai Pastor. Services
lOI q M pm.
81 Ruts, tEpisopaD-(worship with the Congrega-
tionnl Church, 81. Clair strect) Rev. Chandler Rob.
hdns, Presiding Rector. seryices-l0R o m, and 7-46
lp N.
Seoond Baptist Cpuch-Noth East corner Of Wayne
| and Tinh streets. Rev. n, W, uickeusou, pnstur. Ser
yice-lOL a N, 4 p M,
First faicasalif Cagych-St. Chair, between Third
and Fourth streets. Services at lOI a m, and p m.
81. Puuts, (GerHdn Lutheran Wcy. Frederick Eur
Muhlen, Pastor. Service at 10 m,
German Erungdicdt, Lutheran Chtrch-Sears street.
Rev. Henry BorVhard, Pastor. Service lOa m,
Ludlor Street Mission, (CAorof l-Lndlow street he
tween 18th aud Cth streets. Rev. John Lawrence, Pastor.
Service at p m.
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n6s-We learn that already on last Satur

DdS-We learn that already on last Saturday
every horse, buggy, carriage, and "other two
and four-wheeled vehicle" belonging to the
public stables, or comeatable anywhere, were
engaged for the 4th Of July and yet the de
mand was not half met. II IL clear that there
are not enough vehicles in the city to supply
even an ordinary demand; and we are re
minded that j.. NJ. WATERS, 4 Bro, Sd street
one door east OF the Montgomery House, are
well prepared to fhrnish the very best style o.
every kind of vehicle. They have just been
getting up some extra styles which are bound
TO take. They brothers w.. are practical me
chanics, and frst-class workmen, and not on,
" have the inclination hut the ability to pleAat
the public in work and price, Give them q
call.
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Lnly 3

AHWINIIWNl July y
+, w. williams, Secretary Of Legation to
China, arrived here direct from the Emperor,
bearing the ratified treaty with this Govern
ment, and an autograph letter from his High
ness To the President Of the United States,
aud presented both of these documents to the
Department of State to-day, He brings no
political news Of importance.
Messrs Russell, Major 4 Co, have made no
p OPPOSITION to carry the entire California mail,
VA Salt Lake, as alledged They entertained
such an idea, lat after Mr. Russell made a
personal inyes ntion Of the bulk ofmail ma
ter dispatched from New York alone, he
abandoned the enterprise as impracticable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

JAPANESE EirIEG 0YsTERs-Three Of the
Japanese dtgnitaries visited Il Police Court in
New York, and witnessed a marriage ceremo
ny, but declined to kiss the bride. After leav
ing the court, the visitors walked through the
market adjoining, and passing an oyster stand
they were invited by the owner TO partake Of
some Of the biyalves. They were evidently
unused to the article in question, for When
one was presented on the half shell TO Etoz
IN Tsue Zodo, that gentleman attempted Il
eat the shell and all, aud upon discovering his
mistake felt so disguised that, together witt
his companion, he left the market without de
Law.
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE.

G. Knecht, Administrator +
Of p. Lhnbion, deceased, Petition "a cell lanis 10 pay
W. debs.
Theresa Schietle IT NJ.
DuRSuANT TO an orieT Of the Probate Court VI
i Montgomery county, made IN the nlove suud,-i
cause, ! will ON
Saturday, August 4, lsG0. .H.t Ata
A the door Of the Court House, IN the city Of Dayton,
hstween the hours Of two aud four oiclock a.. ~, sell
AT pubic outcry To the highest hdier, tie tdlibaing de-
scnhed premises 20 vii; Being lot Numbered hiecn
hundred and eight u50s) on the revised plat ofstid city,
except thty-one feet 80 ~ width, on the north end
heretofore conveyed by Peter Lambion ~ e. u Finn,
with IN agreement Co release 20 the city Of Dayton,
twelve feet In width of Of said north cld la addition ioT
twelve ieeti sad lot y ninety nine ieet Ia dcptl, bY hHy
feet Ia width.
Appraised at siO5O or may sell for 500 Ia. Terms
Of Sale-one thini cash Goani one thlEt Ia one yenf
from day Of sale and one third IN two year.. Deferred
payments 10 h. secured by mortgage and to bear inter-
81 nom day OF sale. G.. kNECHr, Admir-
Of Peter Lamhon, decreased.
Csc. W. MALAAHRn, Attorney. iez7Wtd
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Superior Court, No. laes.

John as S.n%"'' superior Cont, No. r.c,.
Rchani Grrcn, etnlD
DURSUANT to an orler Of the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, OHIO, made Ia the above case
a IT, June Term, A. D., lsGn, ana Ia me diTtsted, | sh II
uher az public aIirion "a the door Of the CONT House. ~
the CITY oi DAYTON, Montgomery county, ONO,
On Saturday, Jsty I4fh, lHrp,
Between the hours OF one aud four o'clock T. NJ Of
-tid day, the following described Real kstHte, 10 wit
situate ia the city ct Dayton votuity ct Montgomery amt
State uf Otnn, a. VII Az tiai la, taot ga ls,fcel Oi
land l-,unded a. iulinWs, Ia Nlt: Beginning NJ the north
elst corner Of Ia lot No. une hundred and hny eight,
uasl ON the plW OF the town at Dayton; thence west
vanity with the northern boundary, eielt poles to a
line OF the heirs ofIlcuy BTown,decd tlence Nc right
lngles southwark Whh aid browns line, two CO poles;
thence ~ night angles eastward eight poles 10 Nam
street. theucr uouhWand with MAN street two ~
poles to the plac- Of bennning, containing sixteen
l6l IsphpS, H. tlc same inore ur less excepting
~urveuhelers twenty (zul feet un the west cud Of
said prrHdsrs, and alsd including 70 mitch Vi the
hick wall 81 the Philips Hon-e rs adJOhls The North
ide Of SAID premise, aud the ground on whirh suit
Wlu stands, is has lsrn conveyed 60 said Green BY the
Phillips House Hotel Company,
said property Is 10 he sold on u Judgment Ia nYOr oi
Inlm Genimer against kichard Gnrcn, II. al. The
lioye property has heen appraised 1T ia Thousand dot
lar, aud c4nn0tbe sold Tor less than two thittts The RP-
ptai-eIneut, Whlch Is stteu. Terms Of sale, cash,
n. r. JORDAN, Master Commissioner,
superior Count Montgomery Co., u.
D. =. CuFrr. AIRY. iepdtd.
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posr OfFtrR, DArroN, juno n, 1850.
Until further notice, mails will close at this Office AZ
follows!
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except sunday at 500 A. N.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday at T:aO a. \, and
6t5 ,. N.
For Columbus aud GAINESVILLE, o., daily cxceps sun
day at 500 A. ~.
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at 8 20 >. NJ.
For Miamisbnrr, Germantown, fTmisiin, Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and Connersvilie, Ind, daily except Sunday
545 p NJ.
For Springfield, Urbana, THIN, sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan daily
except Sunday at s.lb a. N.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Ccntfeville, indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily nj 9d0 p. N.
For Grecnville, O., Union City, Winchester, Mmice,
and Jay County, Ind, daily except Sunday at s;l5A A. N:
For Troy, Cdyington, Pqua, Sidney, st. Marys and
Fort WAYNE, daily except Sunday at s:l6 A. ~.
For union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
aai saturday, ut 100 A. n.
For Johnsville, New Lebanon and West Alexandria,
Tuesday and Saturday, at 7;30A.N.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of each
week, ats ?. N.
For Ccntrevnle, Lebanon aud Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday at 22:OO n.
For Vandnlia and Chambershurg, Mt 1900 n. Tues
day and Saturday.
For Taylorsyile, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at $40
LAM. Il. A.. KING, p. NJ.
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Produce and Provision Store,
Montgomery House, Third street,
DAYTON, OHIO.

JACOB HIDLER, Proprietor. The Excelsior Pro-
81 dnce and Commission store, ~ now ~ the hest pos
sihle Trim for the Summer Campgign. The proprietor
having had long experience a. "A caterer TO the pubic
taste, understands hnly the tallc wants OF this cnnmu-
MEATS, GAME, POULTRY, PRODUCE, NEGE1A-
BILE, FRUITS, &c, together With all he Little edible
extras that are so grateful to The palate during the SUM
mcr, vii always be kept fresh and nice, sud subject to
the order OF the pullc, who can appreciate the conyen-
,'ur" 81 nlAlnng such things every day, and ~ any
itune Of the day.
uidJakel - sal determined 10 please the people, aud
{ he does not, he Is determined Il shall not he iis lanlI,
lie desires the people "a call sui see Ia place, HE'S
siIe he can please them. nOY4-ti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

New YORK, July 3.
Several fires occurred here last night One
on Catham street destroyed the building oc-
cupied by Meltin, Bankers & Wilcox and 9th
ers. Loss $2j ,O0O. Another on Greene st.
destroyed several buildings including the Fire
Works Establishment of Baptist d Werden,
Loss $40, 600.
AT the Douglas serenade at the 9Th Avenue
Hotel Speeches were made by Douglas,
Sayler, Messy, McSwecney and Doheny To
wards the close a fight occurred, in which one
Of the employees of the Hotel was badly beat.
en- by rOwdies.
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4 hAiAhflH MA bhil g.
The Democratic State Executive Commit
tee met to-day at the Merchants Hotel, Res
olutions were adopted first, calling on the De
mocracy of the State 10 unite in the support
of General Foster for Governor, and to bury
all differences on the Presidential question in
the election. Second, recommending the
Democratic party ofthe State to unite ON the
Electoral ticket formed at Reading on the fol
lowing basis. lift should appear ON ascertain
ing the result in other States Of the Union
that by casting the entire vote of Pennsylya-
MIA for Douglas it would elect him, said cleo
tors shall be under obligations to cast the vote
in that way; ifsaid vote would elect Breckin-
ridge, then it shall be given to him. II the
vote will elect neither, then the vote may be
divided according to their own Judgment The
basis Of this united action being that it is the
first and highest duty of all good Democrats,
however differing on men, TO unite firmly
against the common enemy. The Chairman
was authorized TO communicate with the cleo.
tors, and obtain their pledge, within thirty
days, to act under this obligation.
The Committee then adjourned, to meet at
Cresson, ut the call of the Chairman.
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B6S~ Passing the Court House last evening
we stopped a moment TO listen TO the individ-
ual, attired in the garments Of woman, who
was haranguing the crowd assembled. A mo-
ment was sufficient, for in hat moment we
heard what we never heard before, the Saviour
of men denounced as an impostor. What u
commentary upon the age, 10 hear such senti-
ments promulgated in the public streets from
the lips Of woman
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2.
After the ratification meeting on Saturday
night, the assemblage proceeded to the Cir
ard House aud serenaded Mr.. Douglas.
MIR Douglas said he could not refrain from
making his appearance to express his profound
gratitude for the compliment He had no po-
litical speeches TO make during the pending
canvass. 1t now remains for the people TO
decide ON the great issues. Pennsylvania be-
lieyes that Congress can be better employed
in developing the great material resources OF
the country than wasting its time in forcing
slavery or anti-slavery upon the people.
Mr.. Douglas left last evening for New York.
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CrnsUs TAEiEG.-Two suits were brought
in the U. s.. Circuit Court on the goth for a
violation Of the fifteenth section of the census
law, by refusing to give the Assistant Mar
shals the required information. One against
Jacob Thompson, in the District of Miami, l..
Bryan, Marshal, Madison County; the other
Andrew Ewing, Of Gallia County.
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B6y~JosIAH Felix will be prepared to sup
ply the public with the best cream, cooling
drinks, &c, on the 4th, at his Saloons, corner
of Main aud I'd streets. He has also taken
the Refreshment Saloon Of N. 0HMER, on the
Fair Grounds, and will also have n big supply
of every thing nice and good on the 4th.
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s6-A towering flag staff was yesterday
evening raised on the Court House, and
beautiful, mammoth National Flag-the real
''bunting"-run up to its top, and its stars and
stripes ioated grandly above the temple o.
Justice just as though it had been an every
day occurrence.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

be0rHe Uan1aI0Wi
IUN vs. NSuperiOr Couft M 1g-q
AHiTcW Egan, et. III.
d. virtue OF an order Of the superior Court Of tho
ID County Of Montgomery, Ohio, uHte at is Ami
Term A, u. led0, In tie above entitled cause, | vli, ON
Agnaetag. Aaiaa 4, lsGD
A. tho door q the coua House Ia thN CITY ~ Dayton.
llatween Tho hours OF two aud lour o'clOck u. m al ssId
day sell At puJ3le Onlcry, 20 the ldgheat bidder The
following descuiri real estate TO vat yiugm Mad Riy.
cf toHlillip Ia sad colIufys and being lots number
scyeneight nine and tea as designated on q plat OF the
sutrtivision Of part 0t seViiUn 2i-ToWu 2 Of mnze Z,
hqtNeeu the Miaun Rivers made by Daniel Beckcl and
wa aud rCeorded GA plat book sANlaKes a. aud AZ o
the Seconds 81 Montgomery county.
said lots are n part VI Cox farm, contain one nets
each sad are well lifted Cor gardening purposes.
Eachlot ~ appraised NJ Sl2o.DO and may aell Tor $50.
81 GkO. W. MALlAMBRE. Master Com
Hoir a WALKFR, Attorney le2s-dfwawti
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sara number Of enthusiastic Democrats,
doing business on summit street, between
Monroe and Perry streets, having grown wea-
~ Of seeing the rail splitter banner left out in
the cold o'nighis by itself alone for some time
past have strung across the avenue at the
main entrance Of the city a banner Of like d.
mansions, on one side Of which is inscribed
DOUGLAS 4 JOHNSON.
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
And on the reverse side, in letters that those
who run can read,
DOUGLAS a JOHNSON
.THE Poorly SHALL RuLE-0HIO coon FOR 40-
900 MAJORITY.
IL all will put their shoulders to the wheel
and work, as the boys aforesaid toiH pork du'
ring the campaign-the pledge would more
than be made good Toledo He,aid& Times
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T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for ihe DAILY Empt9e.


I cPHtNofltiD, MO, July <.
The overland mail coach, with San Francis
60 papers to the 18th uli, passed here last
night
The news Of the nomination Of Lincoln was
well received by the Republicans.
Since the Indians fed beyond the reach Of
Col Hays volunteers, oil apprehensions Of fur.
Their trouble from them in the Wnshoe mines
are over. The regular troops will he stationed
near Pyramid Lake.
The weather had become warm aud pleasant
on the Eastern side Of the mountains aud the
miners were returning to their works.
A stage was robbed by the highwnymen on
the 9th ut, near Chicago, in Butler county, Of
$4,000 in transit by express.
SAN FRANcIsco, June l2.-The dates from
Portland, Oregon, are to the 9TH, ono day az
ter the election, The result wns doubtful, but
the probabilities were for Isognn's (Rep) cleo
ton TO Congress No opinion could be form.
ed on the politics of the Legislature Two
Democrats were elected in
~ by small mojorities, who
had hopes.
Judge Tcrry's trial has, "
Marion county, indicating hhs acquiuai
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p6-We learn hat a shooting affair was
near being enacted last evening on Jefferson
street, opposite Shella's Stable. A jealous
man drew a pistol at a chap whole denounced
and exploded a capl The ayenger was pre-
vented from making any further demonstra
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Bds~Iti is said that the Romeo who has for
some time past excited she sympathies of GU
riosity hunters in the show.window of Mr..
Rickey's Book Store, I'd street, has a very Sc
rious attack of c~holera-morbus, which threat
ems to become chronic He has one Of the
most cORUuksed c~ountenances we ever saw -
poor d-l-and the secondhand Juliet who
is a soothin' of him, seems unable to relieve
himi
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NummrrriaI.

OFFICE on THE DAHL EMPIRE, |

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE,
DAYTON, TUESDAY,, JULY 3D, 1860.
Corrected daily by HAnsunAsS Bno., Jefferson street,
We have little to report in any Of the de-
partments oftrade. Indeed very little is being
done now in any trade.
FLOUR-Iipde mostly local, with little
shipping demand Small sales Wholesale at
$3.50. Retail s. 76. White wheat So %,
WHEAT-Sl 90, 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 lOc.
OATS-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, aud in request
at 90c.
Nothing doing in Taxsced or Grass seed.
GROCERIES, ETC.
corrected for the Daily EaPiRr by Kneisly, Mcintyre
$50, No. 3i3i Third 81
Sugar, firm, HH
Coffee, firm.
We quote to-day safnn
Coffee l44@l6.
S%Sas sgq G q st@" 3madoIsl
Teas 35@65,
Cheese 7l@sA
Tobacco 20@40.
Rice 5@54,
Prunes sl@9
Candles l3.
Soap 5l@T
White Fish 5,25@5,5O, Halves.
MNckerel 5000 1000 per barrel, as to quail
ity.
Dried Apples 6@7l per pound.
Brooms ~, 25@S2,40 per doz,
Tallow 9(G9l.
Salt Sl,70 per Dbl.
Beans, White 500 per bu
Butter l0Gl2.
Eggs s@@9
Pepper l0@ll.
Alspiee l00ll.
Raisins ~, 75@S3O0
Valentia do. 9l@l0 per lb.
Figs l0@ll.
Vinegar Cos per gallon.
Lead 6(07.
Shot $500 per key
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 80 per doz.
Tar S4,25@$5 90 per bbl.
Matches 20 per gross.
Cotton Yarns 20 per ID.
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City Matters.
rrav.lrr,. R.rl.t.r.

- Trains arrive and depart from the Union Depot,
NJ follows:
CiScfHNArI, HANttroS AND DkrroN-Arive $50 o.
m, 1890 p, m, bl5 pun, $50 m. Depart 800 am.
500 o IN, 1880 p m, 0;3U pm.
sAspusKY, DAYTos AND CfsciNyArt--Arrivc 600 a.
y, 500 am a2a pm. Depart 900 am $50 pm
9sW pm.
DsYros ANN MtcmeAN-Ariye 7t6a a. m, G,l6 p. m
Depart; $50 am, $40 pm.
BlYroS AsB Wl-Trns 10 IrptANkPoLn)-Ariye 70
20amy 1900 M, $50 pin. Depart, es2o AM, 6;lOa
m, $40 PIN.
GREESvLLE AND MIAMI (ro lNpiANAroLIO-Arriye
ll:20 ain, $3.50 pm. Depart; e;50a.n., 2l0 pm.
LtrrtR MIAMI, COLuNHus am AnNtA-Arrivc; 2;22a
m, gl5A M, $3.50 p. m, Depart; 1888 a. M s1O q
M 5lb p. IN.
M. Paarengers going eastby the night train and wes
by the 22b a. m. tram, must procure their tickets heiort
trims.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Rdy-Leonard Foust, young man who re-
Gently became a ~lunatic, was being taken to
the Asylum to-day, when he darted away from
his pursuers in the vicinity Of the 0onrt
House, creating quite aexcitement, the report
having got out that Henderson had esca
ped ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

GARDEN \ Just received, a line lot Of fesi
NJ aud pure Garden Seeds, slCh ~ EaIly York Cab
hage, Sugar Lost and eafiy MinnhnRstah Cabbage, and
a great variety Of cablAge seed, EaHy Blood Beet, Eahy
CleumleF, Eany Culinouer, Early Carrot, Onion, lot
tuoe, CELERY, EEg Plant, very eaFiy Peas, beans, Mel
ons, and other sorts too Numerous 20 mention, togeth.
or with a choice loi Of Flower seeds Of he very hest
Vanetea. l.. W0ODHuLL.
Dayton Agricultural Warehouse,
fsb2. 3dst east Of postolhce,
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B6S'The best quality of nice, large, fresh
raspberries may be had at ID. GARsT's store,
in the Huston Building, jefferson street, on
the 4th. The berries will be picked fresh for
the occasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

E6S~Remember Gold &c q the No of the
Dry Goods House of Douglass 4 Co, Main st.
1t has any quantity of hallowed reminiscent
ces-as well as Dry Goods-clustering about
Il. "Hnzznh for '76 r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

B6y@ Mr.. l.. C. ELLIS, Principal of the S.
+. School, yesterday morning lost his pocket
book at or near the Post Office. The book
contained, also some valuable papers. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving Il
at this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Nrw ORLEANS, July 2.
The steamer Arizona from Brnzos on the
2Sth ult arrived here to-day
Private letters from Monterey on the 22d
nit, and Matamoras on the 26th, say that Gen.
Zarngoza, commanding the Liberals, had de
feated and taken Gen. Miramon prisoner neal
Salamanca.
Miramon's troops, had been defeated by Gen
Ortega.
VA Leon, and Coahuila, in Northern Mexico
and efforts were being made in favor Of Gen.
Comonfort return
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Rdy-The Lafayette Guard will have a bal
at Nixon's Hall on tomorrow evening. Th'
Regimental Band will furnish the music 70
the occasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Vice President ofthe Y. A. F, G. No. i,

BdS-By the following statement of the NOR
tally at Woodland Cemetery for the month Of
June, kindly furnished us by Mr.. LANE, it will
be seen that our community may be justly
styled healthy. When we say that but TWEEN
Ity-seven persons have been Inferred in Wood
land and the City Lot, within the last month,
we pay our beautiful city one Of the highest
compliments for health, we are capable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

16grWe learn hat m eccentric harrangut
will be made to the Earthquakes at Court
House corner tomorrow evening at about Q
o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

SYRACUSE, July 2.
The Democracy are out in force tonight to
ratiiy the nomination of Douglas and John
son. A large torch-light procession is in the
street. The City Hall is crowded, and there
is great enthusiasm.