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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-22

Camp BoRH ~ FaE Snow AND FRokEN TO
DEtfHs-A young woman IN Armstrong county
Penn, fiovOd not wisoly. " and fell q sacrifice to
the wilos Of the sedue0r. On one Of tho most Bit
tor cold days this winter she left the the house at
which she waS employed, add retiring a short dis
lance In the open air upon the snow, gave birth
TO a living, healthy child, aftsr which she return
cd 70 tho houns ~ tfnolhinG had occurred. The
woman In whose employ lhs was, noticing that all
Wbs not right, b. marks fpnnd HheFe ths child vas
Tying upon the 6noW, Ths infAht Was carried into
10 holss, but Was % badly hOSsR that Il eisa
sea afher,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-22

BuRYrNo SICK Mes.-A San Francisco cor
respondent Of the Nqw York n nst ssya,A chsp
Who has been up am NIB chinfpk Indians M
IN 4 given over BY tt \ edicint lnAn, hey ~.
ceed 70 bury him Al onet IT, % use q male n
fuss about it-hey AZ bouhd ~ sod him. nc
says they tookAn olithap out3hnd htticd I'm
In spite Of bis struggles, aud left him. The next
morning Mr.. Indian appeared again, lie hal
scratched out, and At last accounts was ~ good a.
nav. 4iaw many poor devils would scratch ont
lfthey could, IL q matter Of grave conjecture.
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For Sale Chaan

SIX and a half acres of around, situH
- Dayton View, one fourth OF a mile from rn
street bridge. There 10 on the premises II Lave
story brick House, with convenient and ann co.'s
lar room good barn and all Necessary out bulldinks,
together with a well OF fresh water and a large els
tern. A portion Of the ground 10 well set with
strawberry, raspberry, goobeberry, eurrant plants,
&c, Also an oroharl Of apple, cherry and pear
trees. The balance ofthe ground Is In nice order 10
cultivate. The above property will be sold low and
on easy terms. For furtheF information, APP "a
TO g MUMMA, SEN, or
jan2i on the Sa
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Double Entry bookkeeping,
BUSINESS P%ENMANSnIP, &C.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
WE Subscriber offers for sale, at Public
Il Auction, on the premises, on

H"Sti"hi w iHt HINhlhtht On
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 18TH, 1860,
His Farm, situate on the east side oil the DAYTON
and Troy Turnpike, being the frat farm south OF
NandAltAi Montgomery county, Ohio, and ~ miles
north OF the city OF Dayton. This farm containsI,
section of land, all undeT good fence, and 20 acres
under cultivation, and the balance In good timber,
upon the north, tho south, and the east sides.-
There H. on the premises a good, substantial two
story brisk house, a large stock barn, u grain barn,
and other out-buildlngs, with running water from
the house through both barn yards; and running
water on the aonth-west quarter Of the farm. and
a good spring on the north-eaet quarter. Also,
= large young bearing orchard of as good grated
bearing fruit as any In the county.
The tract can be dividon into four or six equal
parts, with equal quantities OF timber on each part.
u iHdeemed unnecessary to give a detailed deacrip-
ton OF this tract, aH persona deBifous of purchhs-
Ing VIII, OF recourse, view the premises for themHelves
The tract will be sold In whole or in part, to suii
purchasers. The terms OF sale Will be y cash; h
In one year, and Il In two yearB; or, n desired. a
longer time can be had on the last payment.
For further particulars, cAllO on the subscriber. on
the premisesi or at the Montgomery House, IN Dn \
toni or John Degrott, Phillips HouEe, Dayton; OF
ID. Clark, Empire office. F
Janb c.. s. GIBSON.
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THE
One Horse shOeing shop,
ON TEIRp sTRBBT.
A flow doors East of the PosT OFFIcE,

DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared.
4 than eyerto ac6ommodatehis ok cusfomsrs, and
the Vubiic, In the
tiOrsc~shOeang business,
Ia ita various branches. Particular attention
VIII he given to all lame horses, such ~
split hooia, and hoot-bounl, sud ootnain Their feet,
VIII be curedHatifaotOfy 70 The owner OF such hor-
SEES, and u not, money wili he refunded.
A~LSO.-HOrsea that Interfere will be shod TO pre-
ventlt, and warranted, or money refunded.
He VIII personally superintend all work entfuStd
to his care, ThanhfUlf0f pbetfsyOrA, he respectfully
asks n c0utinuaneu OF the patronage OF his old QUE
tomera, and will be happy 10 accommodate As many
NEW ones aa may favor him with = call.
Apr2-dAwiy NATHAN SfFFERMAN.
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lwn ALL WANT TO LIyD

T'HE Subscriber, who is no better than
- he should be, viii try to pc what is right,
withont pretending to do better than his neighboT,
He only claims n modest share OF the patronage OF
the public, and he lie willing TO let HIS customers
Judge rs TO his prices and the quality of his goods.
CHARLE POST,
East Second street, 4doors from Main.
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FHUfr PRosrrcrs,-NotwithstandinR the fact
that The peach and liner ~vafleiies Of cherry hnds
are pretty generally used up in this locality and
NJ most points south o. thii, there Il stii a pros
poet for procuring supplies from abroad. A letter
IRON Nc james Houghton, Of Cleveland, one Of
the most extensiyo guilty ators Of fruit IN Ohio,
informs us that his fruit Of All kinds. and that Of
others 10 that region, romains uniniurod-Deia.
rare Gassue,
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FOR SAUL

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, one mile
IA west OF Dayton, an the ridge overlooking the
the city, with upwards OF four acres OF land.
The ground Is wen stocked with bearing fruit
trees, grapes, strawberries, raupberries, SO, and
plenty Of shrubbery. House twO-story, eight rooms,
In good condition, large cellar, and outbuildings -
An attractive place,
Terms reasonable. CHAS. n. CLARKE,
sept2s Cicgg 3 Building, sd street.
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nn-For Locals, Telegraph, and oths
matters Of interest and Information, zee
First and Fourth Pages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-22
Land. Land.

WOULD call attention to Land now of
4 teredto exchange for city Property or Goods
located M follows:
OHlO-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Harry,
Fulton, Derke And Williams Counties,
lNDIANA-kand1lph Wells, Wabash, Stark
Iaeper, Pulaskisnd Lake Counties.
lLLlNOlS-Lawrence Richland, Crawford
aud Jasper Counties.
MIBSOURG-GharIton W ashington Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon Counties.
IOWA-Scott. Buchanan, Boone, Cedar aud
Van buren, Counties,
MINNGBOTA-DAkuta, Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands, and viii be exchanged
on the stdeBlrableteTms on application TO
CHAS. n. CLARKE,
i've Clegg'a Building, Third street.
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Toilet Articles for the Million.
Hair Restorative & InVIgOratOr,

A SURE and permanent dure for Bald
neta, snd tor removing All scurt, Dandruh,
ScrofulOus EruptiOha and Feverish Hettfrom scalp,
and for restoring prematuroly GRAY hAir TO ita
original color, This preparation contains no iniu-
flous matter, producing its wonderful effects by
invigorAtlng and restoring perfect health TO the
scalp, and the glands which form the hair. IL is
put up Ia bottles holding the same quantity as
Woods and Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorers, In al re-
spects equally A. good and at one-third TO one-half
the coat,
Price 90 eta. For sale only by
OR. W. v, STEWART,
feb7 Druggist, No. 81 Main street.
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Liquid Hair Dye!

EOR dyeiuE the Hair a Black or Brown,
Il instantly, without staining the skin. War
Eaated fully As good as Bachelors Crlatadoro's, put
up in came size boxes, and at one-hAlf the cost
Price gu cts. TO be had only at the Drug store oil
W. W. STEWART,
febT No. O. Vain 81.
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THE firm Of A. a J. W. Gebhart, was dissolved on
u the Goth of November last, by tho death of John
w, Gebhart. The undersigned has purchased the
interest OF his late partner In the stock of Lumber,
lath, shingles, &o., belonging to the late firm, and
VIII carry on the business. An who are Indebted
TO the late tirm will see the necessity OF making i'm
mediate payment and are requested TO call and
settle without delay. A.
iAnI2-
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Perfu VA 5 and Hand kerchieI
ENtrncfS,

pUT up in beautiful gilt bottles Of the
Lubln's, Weight :, Gien's or Bsiieyis, and sold at
one-third the cost. Price-Ho. I, 90 cts-No. ., 30
cts. For sale by W, w. STEWART,
feb7 Druggist, No, Ga Main street.
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n Dollars an AcraI

E'OR II good Farm in Darke County, e miles
Il north east Of Union city. 10 acres under good
cultivatiOu, balance good timber; rich black soil
Frame house OF q rooms handsomely situated, and
surrounded by al0cust grove, good name barn, corn
crib, stable, aud other out buildings. Good bearing
orchard with All kinds of fruit.
This Is a great bargain.
CHARLES n. CLARKE,
aug 20. Real Eatate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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For SaIeI

TWO acres OF land, with a store .se
and dwelling house on Il, situated In Wests So
moro, Preble county, Ohio, twenty miles west of
Dayton, on the Dayton and Western Rail Road
The store house iH OF brick, forty bV dIty feet, two
stories high, situated right on the HAIL Road. The
dwelling 70 near the Htore-A frame cottage, con-
tanning hVe rooms and a porch, / will sell said
property very low and upon easy pAynents. In-
quite on the premises, or OF
jan2I Davton' nhlo.
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FOR EXCHANGEl

A NeXeelleht Farm IN Lawrence Q uaty, Hliuoia,
n viii be exchanged for CITY Property. II lies
one mite from n Railroad station, 10, MIR .AlhaH
about 100 acres under cultivation. Good Dwelling
House OF \ rooms, Also, three other small dwell
ings on the premises Barn aud other out-buildings.
Thisis offered ~ about whatthe improvements cost.
GHAS. u, CLARKE,
dcciO Clegg's Building, Third At.
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FOR IRENI
TO TRADE!
Cheap Farm.

h7 IA ACRES, % miles from the city,
~ 4 between the Troy and brandt pites,
and fruntingon bothi = acres timber. Fine Orchard
OF best grated fruits good Frame House, q rooms,
cellar, well, sc. First-rate Barn, 16xaO feet, corn
ehba,Ne. 2oNgrcs IN Wheat. Also q good well At
the barn. Soil excellent,
Reconsideration balance in $1,000, annual pay
ments,
This Is a rsfe chance 10 get = very choice Farm
very cheap, and on The cssist tcrns.
OHAS. E. CLARKE,
deClu Third street.
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For Sale Cheap.

THE Residence Of E. Arson More, on
4 Second street, near Perry, IL offered Al = bar
gain, AZ application iB made soon,
This lie one ut the most desirable places In the
city. The house 10 larEe, and furnished with every
convenience. Inquire OF
CHAS. n. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
noVaO ClogRis building. "a Al.
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THE above choice articles are. gotten up
L with special reference TO the present utTingenoy
in the money market. A lair trial wiiiCouyince
the most Bkeptical that the quality of the goods ID
AS represented, and the very low figures at which
they are offered, places them within the reach OF
all. Ie be had only at the Drug store OF
DR.. w. w. STEWART,
feb7-d&w No. 50 Main St, Dayton, o.
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II. WHITNEY.

TNHE OLDEST AUCTloNEER AND
u SALESMAN In Dayton, ia now selling every
evening on Second street, 1OF ". Haas, where he
sales In the city oreounty, s jan91
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Toilet aud Shaving soap.

N every variety of color, form and style
L and ranging in price from o 20 20 cts.
gOr sale by ". W. STEWART,
feb7-dSW No. 90 Main st.
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TIME Board OF school Examiners OF Montgom-
cry county, Ohio, at their regular meeting on
February 9TH, 1890, Resolved to meet the hrst Sat-
urday OF each month in the south-West School
House In Dayton, at 3 O'Clock A. NJ, and admit no
! applicant sitter 10 O'Clock A. NJ. BY order OF the
Hoard. Q. b. HARTMAN.
feb6- DAWN
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DArKRs PENDING BEFoRK ms HONOR THE MAJOR
:" 'PPEoS BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Rssolun sudA NE b q A. Anendprph fr sss rs for
sicl~s Furnished foe e MS q Surveyor q Tan commison
Bosra q Supervisors. Aarus ~ is0 On syss and nos.
a.soiaon saa s q James Poole for sas ., for
board * sapsrrsors Angus m 1850 On aye. and noe.
R.soiaIou W par bm Of NE sew yors Daily rrsnsrp, for
Board q superVsors Ausaa a lsoo On ayes and noes
R-s ,aion 70 pay bn Of WIN ycnes for plumbing wor for
The Marine snt Superior Ccur,s ~ ".
Bosra Of Supervisors Angus ~ isoo On Ages and nos
RssIain 70 PAP bin Of II. rosm for printing
bard a Supervisors Ausas ~. isco On ares and
Rrsoiuon spprcpr~sng sloo for rsdiss Supreme Court
Hoard Of Supervisor. Angus IS 1900. On Ayes and
n..caulc. .pprcprns $50 for four iron bookcases for
Bo.rd q Supervisors, August a. Isso On aye. and
Ordinance amending ordinance mahinx additional sppro
prsons for The 1900 The BoNrd OF Hupevisors o. The
Sc The following ~ money hereby respective
Appropriated and for the objects and purposes
set .rh ard explained n The Comprolers estimates there
Deacisncses " sases nineteen thousand dollars
Interest Harlem Bridge bonfs fourteen In tdcd dollars
Salaries Juicsry rlght hundred and thirty dollars
Beard q supervsors Angus B iseo On ayes and noes
Rssoiuuqs pay b q Peer MONAGHAN for repairing bOOk.
Board q supsrvisors, Aussss n isso On ayes and noe.
ns.eiuoa in favor o. paying ss Of rewpsp~s for silver
uare
Rcsrd sf supervsors Ausuu r. $50 On ares and noes
sdortsd.
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FINANCIAL.

A OAfITALlrt WISHES DsnK Room IN AN oFYIUu
"A where hey are In The al loanlns ros. ~.
short periods at high rates Of stocks surrent q ~
BLOCH or on business paper = coaS
security The advertiser has ne among borrow.
hoo vi there applicants money han new 40
accommodates; copartneruhp would formed Addrass
dieton, Herald olnco.
NOTICE TO BONDHoLDRRs.-rHn BONDS OF THu
~ New York and New Haven Railroad Company. dus =
December 1890 will be paid, with accrued nars O PIGGY
taon and surrender q s Troasers once o Twen
NAV 70 Angus. I, $50 W. BxnENr, Treasurer.
NrFw ORLEANS AND MOBILE FUNDS BOUGHT nv
~ AUGUsT BELMONT 90, 70 Wan street.
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.GCTRIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN RE ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC hTATEg.

TEIE0RAPH BEIWEEN
AND PACIFIC sTATEs.
m b, r,1sys 7. De JS aS ~ &
day Of September next pursuans 70 NE following sss Of Con-
An facilitate communication between n Atlantic and
ne United America IA oonsrsss ssssss!s fSs lie
q S s Ssi. s1a: Re ss x . e.
serss for sealed Droposs received for Sss amer
$ 81 u q $50 sss
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sos 1 po. s e. Sy q on July @ y nd from
By any route rSa.ss which said contractors may sss
.ssS s's ss:ss s =:
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% Ne 20. o. sn and sS. s
graas; dos. not require larger smSan Ss
whom said .con.rss. may be awarded, or ! majority
as. ss pss ~ e u
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station quarter secon q land, such aoos moi 70
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q. a. =. line 8
posts unned sssis III % open % Tho use Of All ci
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proporon.ie deduction. upon dspsichss xs.sr length
as ne ss
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e ns .sn ssa have The ai 70 SOnsuSs snd .sn.n
hns y = z Souns hs ala ss o. ss viii o.os and
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under T. .ossry rsosd DaIDo:ss % ~ sos..ss.SIs
The railroad receiving N equal amount Of land for ss asa
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Ne q ne I'D S' .s. az S e
hs aasns aha q As ordinary rate q ohars for prvss
ne ss e;
duly E. ne nc ns q ): a & Co
Tree q 70 the Coast Survey The smthsoaan insuton
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% YsSsr S1Ssrs.s sSs = any ams have he iss %
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sfPy viii n he 1 twenty ssseo s
mail service eheok that the line
Inca shall So completed within The time preserved and has
The ruArautoru obligations United
performance Of the service FOR tbs
under said act nj the rat1s Tered In the proposals.
such guarantee be In the following form
INC, anssrssis and pro%s., h.l The Secretary Of he
jun: u Zoo ss Inc o. Il line. . nssasas ssgrspS a..
completed and put into operation before the e stated
Ing DE within proposals oOssion % he un.sd stsss
for the performance sarvce
ocrdinx % and conditions contained IN pro-
poaAls.
The above guarantees accompanied with cerun-
ased States district attorney, district judge
that be acquainted with each " he signing tho
gCAranse and Knows them 70 be OF sufficient property 70
make good the above guaranty
The Secretary 81 the Treasury Washington, D. Co. and
HOW'LL CoBB
Secretary Of The Treasury.
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T,ARoSr coNPAsIEs. ATTENTION.
u STEWARDS HOTEL,


80 x, s ~
Hotel call attention Of his friends and
the public generally 70 the very sunerior accommodation
possesses military companies
rally The target ground In the state Dinners provided
for either mail parties the most reasonable terms
The hotel IL only miles and half from any Of The VII
ferries Omnbuses chartered Al ~
trial will be convincing hat The ~
getting dnners unequaed. and that wines sy
segs Of fra quality and everything charged
for The moderate ,erma THOMAS STEWART
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A eepssd 90. : Madam wilson. Who tells zoe esjscs !
yoar yIss Is soon - yog eater her reo x.Sam wsoe
the powers o. her wonderful science and tell AL the
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CONGRATULATIONS MORROW. SEVENTH
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vsrti.sr.n isa Ludlow street. below Hou''~n oentsmss
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MADAME HARVEY CAN INFORM HxR MANI
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men ncs sdmiued-
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city Who has We sssglne Romsn sna Arsbtss tsm.rs ~
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AVE RKoyrRR or Paris REsPEeryUrLy IN.
wi for~s he sds-s q see ycrs, 40 ssu'n-spers p.l
larry that shr si opsr Ar segent ~ewtmrnt ~ 1893
prn suitable Coz IRE pr-sert ana TAI sNsc.
81 ~ roome, 10 Fiflb avenue. 90 Th1rdsy, SEPT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A The Cape Fear GOAL and Iron Company WIN 3: held q
heccmpanys works Chatham county, North Carolina on
Tuesday september IS Sc. snsSSaaous sssss.ry
CONSULATE OF VENEZUELA, ,.s,
Merchants trading with venezuels are hereby moulded that
me S am res WI hereafter be dos pes or one doL
ss OHsa Sis
CALEpoNJAxss.rHEn MEMBERS AND FRnsDs OF
Is club as M are hereby @
q hei dngushed eounuymsn Professor Anderson At the
The club WIN assemble 10 House, o'clock
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC rHl PUsLIo Aar
Ma.: nae sasss as's 2. ,.oo e
Au. iSO PAYABLE a1iy days. sSres months
p 'if 1S'f srsa@ ass be
John sIsss % .hsT sOrs. 70 Duane stTss. nsas
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N0TICI-THE MEMBERS OF HERMITAGE LODGE
are o &c SS 8 g.
our Lee worthy s . Fsaoa the
tern Makers Frisndy As.ocisIonssrs requested to meet
sa s 81 ssd E ns
sO SHTTh NV HART
TvHE BorrLERs PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION WILL
hold heir regular monthly neeug Thur.day evening
Sf rec as
WHO SAYS THIS Is A FREE Oou NrYs-coRPoRA
w ton against Mr. H. Fslconer-e8 fine for saving life
s mssaS: 10 be tried at Cedar street, NJ A'
LOAN OFFICES.
ATM cHAxBvRs STREET HONEY 70 LOAN 70
& s. ssss isS
transacted on saturdays.
AT % NASSAU sTREEr.-A. HoNIGMAN, DIAMOND
"A Broker, advances money Diamonds Watches
street room Basnsss ooaad q '''' ONCE . NASSAU
a Merchants s Nassau street corner q Ann street roos
No SECOND aoo. .Hv.nSs money from 2 @ $50 o q
Kinds nercSsedss bought .racsiS .ssnioa paid !:
% '' Of e sssss :'4
AT THE ADVANCE OFFICES OF L JACOBS. noNI1
can Be Obtained IN any quanti on wsschs. ysws,.y
And every description q Hsrchsndiss or SouS and As
in s s oscs %. o' =
branch odce, lO7 Broadway
Arm GRAND STREET. rHsEn Doors y.sr 9.
q rospS,wsJNDMonsy sdvancsd on Wstches, Danonds
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sn., .7Sa a.., oss,Sg. = sogs1z A
NJ. 81 and " snS scs Pa
AT 20 BROADWAY-MONEY TO LOAN ON Ola.
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VAL street q nscdu ~ Broadway are poasS % oAn
' - IS Eos "a corner yuloa srs.s r n IA
a ON f RsHnEhD soon Tak kFt tnF Al -
n. WOOD, $50 Broadway, up sa,n
AIS CEDAR sTRKET.-H HYNAN. DIAMOND
"A Broker advances money % o DtAmoads
g .. f NJ second % No ''A
MONEY TO LEND Al MODERATE RATES on Ola.
M onds waachss Jswelyy, silver and Personal Proper
I. one = fA
HToNHY, MoNYY.-PARrfEs IN WANT OF rnMPo.
N rnry loans. Of from $40 70 900, collateral
a6Ssy sd DOOR between aouson and ssscisr srssss
EXCURSIONS. .
GRAND EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA BAEKs.-
VI - prize for the largest blue nsh and ~ prse Tor me
~ b n ssa,sa Tor on board The vel Known :w see
issS. .syss 5sss..s ares: r. 5ss. SgYri
2Sor.s liver ssses 4. y pr,cI.sIy q! he s.sar
board n Bshould hs weather unpleasant The ercur
curnon vii be posDoned until zoe ne1. fair day.
TENTH ANNUAL TARGET EXCURSION or THE
Anesi accomnodAucn place IN East New yorh Monday
Sept 1893. with thirty i've members. srteen pieces
- os. secretAry ". kEhElsEn Captan.
T0 TARGET CoNPAEIEa.--A NEW PLAoR-PAssAIo
Faih, Patterson n I'VE are nov open 70 receive
piy % JAMS WitsoS. is West thirty ara srsss = ~
letter ss above % The proprissoss yoorhies wlsoa
TARoBT CoMPAHTEs ATTENTION.