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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
NEWS ITEMS.

The North carOllna pea nut crop is reported L
be heavy this season.
There are s,47s 1851 acress Of wild land in In,
state ofMaino, valued at 81 ,2sl,sio.
DR., Cummings has been proving that the mil.
lenum will fall due in 1897. He is supposed tC
represent and embOdy "tho good time Cumming
Lafayette sent for a hogshsad Of earth from Bun
ker Hill, to be placed over his body at his inter-
ment The earth was taken from the spot where
Gen. Warren fell.
Tho National Thsatsr In Chatham street New
York, has been turned into cheap lagsr-besr
saloon.
Al Austin, Texas, they are raging 81 60 per
busbel for corn meal, aud Eve cents per pound for
flour.
It will take three years mere to finish the new
dome of the capitol a. Washington, and the total
cost will be $sO4,OO
The work Of ronovating the mansion Of Wash
ngton, at Mount Vernon, has been commenced
and will be completed 10 July.
Last week two young girls were arrested in
Hartford, Conn, for using obscene Language In the
street, and throwing the dresses OF ladies oyer
their heads.
General Tom Thumb is only twenty-five years
of age has his yacht his fast trotter, is without
a wife, and is rich. Lucky LilllputiSn he.
The Charleston, S. c., papers represent that
the whole trade of that city far exceeds at this
time what IL ever attained to at any previous sea
son,
Countess DAnnor the Copenhagen millinsr, who
became the wife Of the present King Of Denmark
has become so obnoxious that the ladies of the
"best society" leave the house as soon as she on
ters her box at the opera.
Thero is said to be room in house in Dux-
bury, Massachusetts, In which fifteen children,
eleven girls and four boys, were born of the same
parents, and what is stll more singular the eleven
girls were all married in the same room.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

FaUIrs, Tors, &o-Felix, eSner Of Main
aud Second sls,, is well suyphed with fruits.
nuts. Oonleeiloneries. spring toys, Jumping
ropes for the girls, and tops for the boys--be~
sides hondrsd other things which We have
not time 10 menlioa. Go to Felix rooms, cor
ner Main and Second--bs has perfect curio'.
ity shop full Of good things. .. ta..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

Gov. Houston is something Of wag as we'll as
statesman. An officer of the States Prison who
had held his place for six years, was about to be
removed, when he came to Austin during the ses-
sion Of tho Legislature, with Aattsring list OF
testimonials to his character, and the excellent
manner in which he had fulfilled all his functions.
These were all satisfactory enough; but the prin-
ciplo Of rotation in office overrode all other con
siderAhons; the place was wanted for a political
FRIEND and his removal determined upon. But
to break the fall as gently possible tho Cover
nor adopted face tious tone and style in inai
interview: "You say" said Gen. H, addressing the
gentleman on whom the hx was about to fall.
you say that your conduct has invariably been
good2" "Yes sir" "And you have bson In the
penitentiary six years." "I have" "Well, you
have been there quite long enOugh-I pardon you
ouu"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

p- Parties were out fishing yesterdays a!
least, they were out out"shinering." Agentleman
INFORMS us that be took mud sucker with
hook and bait. The fellow (he NJ. 81 msOs.
uTed about - feet. aud weighed about -
Dnnndsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

VIZ There are some Of the incest carriages
buggies, spring and York wagons, at Warren
Phillips old stand, Fourlh-st., between Jeffer
son and ST. olair. weever saw. Warren claims
that in regard to styles, and all those matters
that go to make up Give wagon" he is At
least three months ahead of all competition =
The light buggieS he is now putting the anish-
ing touches on, are "leetle Of the eu'est we
hicles" we have ever seen on wheels
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
H Sc TALK
John SUPERINTENDENT

M rHk wKsr SIDE or JEFFERSON STREET.
lie with tAst HoRskS GOoD BUGGfTs CARRi
A1tsi and every thing that may be found In we IA
LeAulsted Livery stable. As 10 his abiity 10 plea
him with their patronage. N
ne takes great pleasure In referring 10 the follow.
ing SoMPkTkNT Judges Claburn iaFan IA
teathmAn, James w. LoWFey John Wiggiul, I.s
hesioot and Peter Voorhees,, All OF whom, lestihsi
very beat Livery Men IA the wOFld and fhse hia,In
o0ueht popularity a. such draws euatotaers frohl
~ para OF theWorld. HAny one doubts the tfutl
q thn atAlement Ne reisr 10 Geo. W. HOuk ami
IONA howafd. Attorneyt ~ Law. mArlt-Iyd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
CoLBY's PATENT CLOTHES REEL

1t is cheap and durable-price only IS, painted
and set up In your yard. 1t 10 simple 10 its con.
struetlon, can be managed by any onej and besides
the ground occupied by the old plan Of hAnglne
clothes all over the yard is worth more than the
price of this Reel in one year, for shrubbery and
fruit trees, andis just the thing for small yards
Call and see one Of them in operation in front o
my shop, and be convinced for yourself
S. II. THOMAS,
shop on st. Clair, near Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

" The TT. Wayne Republican suggests
Hon. r, o.schenck, of this city. as a candidate
for the Vice-Presidency. A cheap compliment,
and far-letched.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

" The men arragned yesterday afternoon
before the bar Of the Court, all plead "not guilt
T." TO the indictments found against them by
the Grand Jury.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

GTLester Donpelly with 40 excellent Theat-
rieal COMPANY have been playing in Springs
field for two weeks past.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

10 The young parrot we spoke of the other
day as being lost. has not been returned to the
owner Any information that will lead to ts
recovery will be literally compensated, if lef
at this office. 4 =.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce the name of
SAMUEL RIcHARDs as a candidate for Marshal the
ensuing Spring election.
mhl2
am am candidate for reelection TO tho office
OF city Marshal.
mhb WR. HANNAH.
Capt. Amos CLARK will be supported by the
people for Marshal at the election ensuing IN April
mh6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

0-T II is stated that the London Times will
shortly be reduced tn two-pence, SO that the
public may derive the benefit of $40 900 year
the sum the "Thunderer" will save by the
reduction of the paper duty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

" As a result OF the remarkable meeting
In London for the benefit of fallen women,
which we lately noticed. it is stated that some
and address are now under visitation, and that
on the night Of the meeting no less than sew
enteen were taken care of, who expressed a
willingness to reform, aud have since been di-
rected to permanent reformatories.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

II The last number Of the sturgiss mich }
Republican come to US containing the extraord
mary intelligence thata very fortunate Mrs. +
B. Day, of that village, heretofore lady Of
moderate circumstances, has inner tied as an
heir of the late Sir Francis Drake, princely
fortune Of forty eight million of dollars, Mrs
Day is a widow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

VI Wo learn that the pigeons arc yet plenii-
ful in the country, in this meridian. Up in
the neighborhood of Brant. we learn they are
catching them by the flock, and that they are
selling at from dime to a quarter dozen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

VI John Shed, one of the few surviving
soldiers of the Revolutionary war, died in Fair,
fax county Va, on the Cd ult., aged lO2 He
was the oldest Shed of which We have any
account
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

GT The Station is a prominent point for
'electioueering. Rival candidates meet there,
and discuss their claims ia great good hus
rnnr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

ar Mr.. Defrees will suPerialend the prinI-
ing Of the House undsr Mr. Ford. the newly
elected Printer. go
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
Notice to Non-ResIdents.

NOTICE is hereby given to r. S. Hart
~ owners Of lots No. 1870 and ib7l, and Jacob
fsHsss owner q lot zee 70 S.sysl the M IN
tlon Of this notioe BY order Of the City Council,
this sixth day Of March, 1850. .,,,-rv,v,v,
mho-4W eies CITY Clefk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

" Mr., Brady, member Of the New York
City Council, stated, in open session Of that
body. that he had been offered Si5.OoO II he
would vote to confirm the nomination Of Gid
eou G. Tucker as President Of the orotOn Board,
to which Office be had been nominated by Mays
or Wood. His brother was also offered bet Of
50 900 10 SOS that he BRADY would not vote
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
Democratic Convention in Georgia,


MILLED0RyILLE, dA.i March Ia.
The Democratic State Convention is now
in session here. Harmony prevails. How,
oil Cobb Of Houston Is temporary ChAif-
man,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

Dayton Tobacco Market.
Buyers are offering for new tobacco Round
from 6A@s; Wrappers 6@si Fillsrs 2@9.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
John Sherwoo DIS Assign
-l, agaa5 Tnent.
.I b. lIau h.te 6Hl3assss .li d. COL
j E w E L r Y I!

I Will sell at Public Auction in BeckeFs
L Building, Dayton Ohio, on
Tuesday March Goth. 1860.
All the personal property and stock in trade John
Sherwood consisting in part Of large assortment OF
VALUABLE JEWELRY, of all kinds, two large
and very handsome SHOW CASES, one EXTRA Pl-
ANo, one large SAFE, and some Household Furni-
ture. 81. it' '' H
The stock OF JewelFy OF Mr.. Sherwood was bought
for the retail business and much Of II OF the fneut
quality. PeEaona may have good bargains.
Cold win be sold as gold, silver hs silver, and
plated ware ~ plated ware only, Purchasers may
rely npcn al FeptenentAttona mGdet || I
fhS sale win Sc peremptory and the goods must
sell, no matter what they bring.
TEAMs.--An aAleB under 800 eAahl on sales over
rity be given. I.FlFtItTtl 0fLg.ET
Sale will be continued as many day as may be nee
ossATy 70 dispose Of the stock.
MILTON BENNET, Assignee.
fabI.eWd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.

ID. w. IppNos is g candidate for re-elsetion
to the office of Mayor. mhe
-WM. n. GILLESPIE will be candidate fol
Mayor OF this city at the ensuing April election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

10 The Boston Traveller, a Republican pa
per, says the Republicans have the worst possi-
bic luck in State matters, and the roguery or
folly of the men they select for office in many
cases, promises badly for the nation, should
they obtain national triumph.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

" On Wednesday lsst Lynn distinN
guished itself by demon stralion in the female
way. The women strikers, numbering several
hupdreds. formed in procession, aud with mu-
sic, flags, crinoline. &c, paraded the streets
greatly to the general delight aud their own
particular satisfaction. The Yankee ladies
show, in their cooperation with the jours, that
they are wholessoied!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

R0-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always'nev-a
very important matterto them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

GThe Russian government have to defrsy
the cost of printing the manuscript Bible dis
covered by Prof Tischeudoif in the monastery
Of Mount Sina. The professor fixes it's date in
the early part of the fourth century. His views
on the subject have already given rise to quite
a lively controversy, in which, however, he has
come off victorious, even to the convincing his
opponents Of the strength Of his position. The
manuscript is the Oldest one Of the Bible now
existing, aud as means Of determining the
text of the sacred writings, especially Of the
Apostles, is far more important than even the
manuscript Of the YaticGn--the latter lacking
I've books entire, aud part OF the sixth. Prof.
Tischendorf has already published ten volumes
Of Bible documents, and his authority in such
matters is of importance. The present volume
will be profusely illustrated with fac c-simlies,
and no pains will be spared to render il
worthy monument of imperial muuifcenoe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

~ During the month Of February, 10 one
ward in Philadelphis. lA9s homeless human
beings were furnished with statiOn-hOuss
lodgings.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

GJ- The Chicago Journal says that man
named Simmons stole package containing
81 500 from the Office of the U s. Express
Company at Washington, Tazswell county, Ill 4,
on the 18th inst. He was pursued TO Pekin
where he was captured. and all he money reS
,o,.r.d av,ant Qln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS.
READING MATTER ON EVERY FACE
weekly Advcrtisenents.

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

a1- In the ancient ritual Of marriage, the
ring was placed by the husband on the top Of
the thumb Of the leis hand, with the words,
'In the name Of the Father" be then removed
II to the fore finger saying, "aud Of the Son.
then TO the middle nnser, adding. "and Of the
Holy Ghost" finally, be LEFT il as now. on the
fourth finger, with the closing words, "Amen." ."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
Homestead Bin.

The Homestead Bill has passed the House
of Representatives, all The northern representa>
tives without distinction Of parties voting for
IL. Shonld it pass the Senate and become the
law Of The land, 1t would be hard to estimate
the advantage the country would derive from IL.
Besides II would give an opportunity to lhouss
ands Of honest and industrious men who are
now earning preonrious subsistence in the
towns and cities to acquire homes for them
selves and families.
The Bill as It passed the Eouse provides
that any person who is The head of a family or
who has arrived at the age Of q years and is
citizen Of the United States, or who shall
have declared his intention to become such,
shall be entitled 10 enter free of cost GO acres
of public land upon which such person may
have fixed prescription claim. or which may
at the time such application is made be subject
to presumption at a dollar aud a quarter or less
per acre, or 80 acres at two dollars and half
per acre
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15

WintoTts HeFe ul-1
iO keep hands and feet warm, the subt
- seFlhei has for sale good assortment OF hosna
male socks Also, reAlribbed shaker socks buoE-
ska, dog skin and wooltp mittens and gloSss foP
noaAy e1je. lii ~ tll CHARLES POST
nsFi sw Eatsan. taoOrS fFon Raia.. +,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
GI-ses 4lh page f0r TeIsgtaph Rep0rts.
Daily Calender.

az Friday, 18th. : Sun rises Oh lOm,-
Sets 6h I'm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-15
SCHOOL BOARD.

--wM. LEoSAHD, is = candidate for member Of
the school Board In the 6th Ward. he IL opposed
to paying Superintendent STA 900 per year or Ia
Dor PeTtormed By the Principals OF The schools and
BY the school board. mafI6
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DANCING ADEnrEs.


~ 's1ns rs H.. A..s,,sa,Es
III Mo- ,agr- pls,c, Rrooslya.
WI. san ~ ,ad y ~ ~ avs d sew York.
rUG.pNAE All rRtpAy. ~ rrsAiyn
NsP. E1r sbA = ". z. q ~ esn enen.
ftatnAate NNe f1is, ttyt ~
il n ircp = ~ coa ouasnne PROC In 5e-,s Fver
ts ssae=s Minast 4a4dfre ia
81. Ih.r etrcsttr devices airesfy larsfo.i ~ ~
NVtt NtkfW vii b. saeht far
the The g8lHfie ~areua -. esna.
" - IT'D the devel prlent i graceful IN
ch dfsn
,t.eiu q terms a. usv BE- hsi Il ei.her Acsssmv.
ID. ChrS ntSctNG ACADEMY asl HRpovR Sc
ID ~ k.Akwu HNOOkES AZ rpsn his academy Tor the
ursrst Sept n Tel FIR i.u's AID "a wein~s
d. ~ rhlreu The h.ll with reception slug
f~ tsr4@r netuui III siion the and
convenient enriug " he United staeA ia tie
wttH he late received regularly an EnrYe
fhe punis have an III. advantages NJ perte~ hen
selves vhh they cud expect /, receicr frvn .assers 81 tie
elsb~f side The laxis All the faehonnbe d.
- itfut NC j. rcsher whf The Ard hetNfu ffsah
Parts srd rs,sd Ladies Iresisys aui s
tnys ruu sto6p Gentlemen Iuesaays and
ant ssinsaeys fron ts6ps tAies grnpary classes III
s'',S s y ss Al a. ss.ss sass ssss ~ &C.
cou.e r. isssus The oFsnlne Stree. "Wednesday csng
MA RIVERS DANCING ACADEMY, No =,
Nt ru''or wr~ft Hrck y. vi rcoreu TUESDAY ssps~-.
her wi rueeisys nnf Fstd tad - -
c'ciocs gent engsu a;SPm Misses AID masters ssc.
ne. ~ - sturdy Aner,osrs " so.el1cs
DEuF. rosps nasrI1G AcAppvY as sIEErKra
4 Nu.tt = lssz f0r Mondays All Thr~sa. =
isos ara sensrfp ssd Wednesdays aua Saturdays frr +
veniles
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A si1h w \ = t1lh. % ttpN -. UPpystrg asfoR
~ pace tts h.s Ter estl. - :. 80 ng =. =. ~
tNn iusNrg Nf'n riso~ rgcgaux ssnv frni, .l.s.t
sfts ~ Where Hlsn hset
cfrge husc sUd STABLE - orrtus s.rv iaet ~ f sn,s-
wisrs v ke.p fneir eahxh-ea.s pa~.e mhsav "a y, ~
ihe c..ire1f 4, r.fg 80 1900
The spsnmeu families eersea wuh vfts-,s tsslss N -
rrt efax.
sToR HoUsr -puRTva rus ParSFxr may
N los friends sntei - =,
gs'sd u Ee r0stre Or their intended visit In rs-, A
TIER fosans MAJ Ne PREPARED " -
L'0URTH AVENUE HOtEts-bg AsD 40 votrpru
rvenuc hss.es Twenty third Txeosv ,,,s ss..a..
Families sers euen srcor-nf.Nte4 uA h.rs.... 49,.
sh ~ slho1i 1mrd Strangers vsuns o. city al Az
his quei ard desirable soppinz vlsce gerns vey, "a
'''f -
MURRAY GILL HOUSE cgRNER SIXTH Avpst-s
lvt I'D torch street The Above n nr II rrrrlel.
repair fo- ts snd winter hustess FAuues an5 ena ~
sts refnrring frn Tie country VII o. we ~ maze. a.
her Ersi esll before tneasns sra
JOHN n. BOsTwTCE. Frcpri.tay
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JDEuF. rOsp'S naSrISG AcAnprY as sTEE~Kvg
st.st = lss@ tOr Mondays All Thr~s ia ~
ises ara senlsrfp ssd Wednesdays aua Saturdays frr
veniles
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A ~ $500 tohf - - sAA.ED--s lul- nrs
ssfoi o. a. .'ee - y % csh Pee es z c,"ee
pt -cfrsss Nervhan' Herald ~ = rlyns loc N sire
sefetiAion rtice terms. Ac
IIouss vsNrPp-roR FAMILY oF rwo rxn=s,,a
ss1e., .s. ."''ase a"ss' eos..nng Sasf az xss
terms snt toll partcia. 4 y, boz sa fos; oaies
StEIar wAsrrn.-AwY oar HAVING A Nrcg oar
- at n,er butt slesh win BE- H. iS I'll Ssa. m.sr
sh,rs 4. a., herald cfce, sasag ne price, where
pant .t tuRNtslp HyusE wa-,gp b. !, ess
'enan VII. 80 40 ChliFeu. ~ msslefs'e yin
4 ue,es any s-eE family wi.ang . dsp - - gs u helr
Psase eAh q - ~ elanG 81 -, 80. =. =. .LVP
------.--------------'. -.
yr,ANrrp : ruavrslrxn nor. 4. ~os rpx ulyrua
w 3 he ieasd u go rs.s " = - = - 81 ssst
% ssi,~. . g., n, s p = =. ~
WANIrp-s ,ysPtEsELY FuRSr!HEp Huu,S. ~.
r,,..s '.n 49, "a 80 $500 & w. 80 " ~
spnal q 4fdst minccaae' statae 'erns Frz,s Jt.Tl
W r,c,trrn t,an House wa Goed IS nrse rrars ps-
s i@ w., sf, .,. = 80. .1 ',eses ~ fA
" 0Ais l. -rasf ~ Eo.e ~ rlg,sAr7
rOcns sra srehen ssd ri~csu -r ~ ara ev~aass.
vacss vs't-sa,saeory atirss. t,4 az; ros aa :
" ANrsi-tr 4 GtNrrrt F,NrY rus rrPEs
via ~ No IN ita Is, e,@, N tx t.. a. 80 sssr
III ~, - s1 80 ~ a'ise user end aens s.
i fe-' ftersnces sren ~ Required address
" ,s1Fp-cAFrErs ANT FURSr uRE ~ ,rARry
~ saan. ct2t iA.kes Ping IN rfrson hAsnx Eoof
&C. Z" Es, 'r 90 saeso ~ pes,e s ~ ~ sss -
WAND 20 RsFT-s uAvDsyvH suI, og eAR-
~ 81 falr viii he psa address ~. Madsou
sluare 80 oace ~ ih-ee ders,
WAsislo -, tis $500, Class ., nsiSKIss
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~, snd lis wss Eleventh bette Fifth an
Fi>. b Furniture oi d~scrp i'm boxed aud shippei
~ pats ~ tn .oio rnso"r,e., sistnNry, rAin in;s
N'rrs h, and GLASS carefully packet and noyes.
l.pe for the ~ th.
eean,r, Spring N oacr al hours. Storage
IN nitnr~ Furniture bought commission.
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cotton N8Tf's.-A FAMILY DECLINING BOISE.
~ te-pnl VIII dispose NJ private sale o all their osrl,r
GLsn, and ini,c oom Furniture: srb r~awn,d
f-isy. tisnrt- cr~ 500 will bs std for s35o n-lnting
sianl spr elegant savlor 800 tl4O
a siH kook~,e t~~re- Mirrorr Carpets sufeau- Red
t'Ssd~ &c VII n sad at ice Ina No 70
v Tsvrt, sixth Sl,th sixth
u within few doors II the house
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rCfloN sALE ~ READY MArE CLOTH v0.-
~ NJ ,'HIs iAIAk, tnflonesr u B,wsvv vii r@ll N
Mo'ss, s.p.m-r = io1 o'clo large assp- nrni u
Fsibas'- ci' ihnA COMPRISING 'osh Caps Anf Ssia@s
bust ct srsirsrs aud ,vsrroats I'll nh
Pants d satin ard velvet yasia Dry B,Dts
mh~s &C.
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SQUIRTING

Lsl1. - S--Ihk rASf SAILING Pl.AASt "A
Il FshtC hsrA. Nttre " wei -a.rtsd ~ pleasure ~
hiNn' tsAms 20 terms epys = = t.uItEs Cp.. ~
Nnnrl sfI-.A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

TfiH NksBRRS OF THE MONT EZunA SOCIETY ARE
rsqres'~c 70 meet 1 -lmsnirs's v on r-ersay
the ft ~ september business resy~ th.r ~
anniversary. N LOWELL. ssrr.trv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

IFfHRAN CORPS OF THE STATE ~ YEs YORK
9 " We're i-l2-A regular mn-thiv meeting Of ,hs
corps su &c led - iispera-f ss> o. on uev woraxv
evening, sepS y ~ u O'c1or.. ny order ~
THOMAS iEEf. All Pre..ssr
JONES. Colonel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

TIE RRETHRFr ov c0IrNBf.N iODGE NO "a
4 y dd NJ, are hereby slrnmorrf - attend Finer.
E.nt 'rrnu' rnton, ~ ther Ntspuc cmpe come.
~ Nne AMI n~hy directs, ihis gS1ndav sfp.enher
- 2oect pay tae let t'iouie ~ a,o
hrRtsr In VI. iFGe Ihe frn'ev general IRE
s,cruuIy invited o. attend. reI order ~
AIkXasDka TRorrER ". N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
ENstR sIONs

EAklN konNtNv sNguRS 10 frs H,,..p4
II oshks sea NJ. amer III NiAsS. ,Npt D. DuvsH su
make ~ eNrN w0rrlI tscwr-pn the "a
NetnesraN. -fner i~svirg J.rs.r ~ a
A NJ. sud Pses clio NJ ocrx B.u far.r@h - gas
Lines and refreshments be had On bad. A.
NALIsR n. ~ Bp44~
JO.hfu utNAtI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALss

rN'h fun oAlar bNNiA - uESfL.MAN WI
y has rehtrd la California TO- SIX years couemplses
sruirg There ncbnn.r h. would for
hrus en,lect nfh-rv lse hnsne~
vs~k city.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-13
]. SCHREYER & SON

A RE opening, direct from M'Callum 4
n Co.'s Carpet Mandatory, Glen Echo
ills, Germantown, Pa, one of the pretties
and best assortments Of Carpets ever bro
to Lewisburg. such as
Three Ply Hemp Venitian,
Sup. Lgrain, Manila Aat.,
Union do, Cocoa do,
A. Ticilled Venitian, A Oil Cloth,
"a do. do, S-4 do. do,
Fins do, Carpet Binding, dc.