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BOARDING.

nOAkDsN0.-Two DESIRABLE ROO Ms,
II suitable for families, are now vacant ~ the
Southern Rights House, on Broad street, below
the African Church. The house 10 in . Dleasant
and convenient location.
A BOARDEkS also accommodated, on rea-
sonable terms. lie l-Jl WA. Elicit.
QOARDING.-Mrs. DABNEY. corner eth and
Franklin sts.. has . comfortable Room fr \
family now vacant. 10 l-3as
u OAR p C.-A desirable K o 0 N. with
Ofhce, can be had b. applying at Dispatch Once.
10 Ia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN the RICH
- M9ED POST.0kFICEs 4 the LIST day Of
.Refublished by autA prity 81 Act Of Congress. IN
the he&Spaper having the l4fseSt circulation in M
District where printed.
"a. Persons calling for letters In this List. viii
please sAy they are ADvKRrIsxD.
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FAILuRE.-Solomon Cherry l. Co., commits
sion merchants. OF Norfolk, Va, have failed
Their liabilities are Estimated at 500. OOO.
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Allen mrs J H
Allen mrs r.
Alexander mrs
Adams mrs g.
Adkins mrs RF
Alien miss G
Allen M.iss 8 FL
Bsugh mrs 4 +
Bell mrs A NJ
Baber mrs p
Baldwin mrs v
Brszelten mrs WIN
Burwell mrs M N
BONNER mrs H
Brooks mrs F
Brooks mrs Lucy
Brown mrs NJ
Brown mrs X
Brooks mrs NJ N
Burton mrs NJ
Burgess mrs B
Bf,A an miss IA
Bruce miss NJ AZ
Blackburn miss V
Burton miss l.
bermingham miss nj
Bland miss l. K
Barker miss P
Cake mrs Sarah F
phell mrs Mary F
Christian mrs A Nj
Cake mrs kebeooA
Cooke mrs Mara
Coleman mrs Ann f
Cclgin mrs Ann G.
Courtney mrs Sarah ]
Carl mrs Mary
Gusts mrs J II
Currier mrs l.
Chaikley Miss Maria l.
CASSIDY miss Mary H
Cook miss Elizabeth 2
Crow miss l. b
Crow miss Ann
Curtis miss C f.
DOnerty mrs J i
Davenport mrs Milly
Davidson mrs DR.
Dabney miss M A
Davis miss Emma G
Davis miss Octavia
Davis miss Bertha
Ei'intt miss +
Elicit uiIss Rosa N
EgglestOn miss Eliza O
lett mrs 3 A
Fletcher mrs Lucy NJ
Ferguson mrs E.G
Frarv mrs David
Forel mrs Nj u
Gathright miss Eliza
Gillespie miss Sarah
Graves miss V p
Gathrlght miss Bette
tiathright mrs c F
Gentry mrs VA
Gibson uIrs + A w
Goddin mrs FA
Grimes mrs NJ NJ
Granger mrs A H
Green mrs Dennis
Hunt miss Il
Hughes miss nj c
Hopkins miss NJ 8
HalOrum miss H
Hogan Miss Ann
Holloway miss l. e
Hill miss Susan
psted miss l. f
Heley mics +
Hawkins miss NJ A
Harrison miss J A
Hamblet miss s +
HarwO0d mrs q b
IlattOn mrs f
Hicks mrs F "A
Hena mrs l.
Hughes mrs Mamie
Johnson mrs r A
Joyner mrs J H
Jackson miss l.
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NOTICE 70 b it o1da.ne

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Be it ordained
~ by the Council Of the City If Richmond, that
the Collector Of the City Taxes shall annually give
this city, for fifteen days prior TO the 18th day Of
June. that he viii attend at his office daily; between
from the 18Th to the Both OF June, inclusive. for the
with CITY Taxes. the whole or one half Of the
amount or one halt, as the case may he, ten FER
centum thereon. The Collector shall. in like nam
day Of December. that he will attend at mis- office
daily between the hove-Mentioned hours, from
purpose Of receiving from any person who has al,
ready pad one half only Of the City Faxes CHARGED
to MIN. the remaining half. deductlns from such
half ten per centum the eon.
In pursuance at the above amended Ordinance.
E SsiIs c 1f1" "ffiee. ,i IN The e, City ! Hall, from aosaH the IS 1t to
the S0th of this month. for the purpose of receiv-
ing gs Tax! s@i@ as A00s jG fi'fGtsa q. HoBsoN. c.. CT.
Pate aao and ndS' Plain G1sfl ce,crsa% F9sszsrs s;"TWs Va;
kSss Is,s; Fine Table Mats IT, Ti ave Is and
busters, Brushes and Brooms; Needle Threaders;
sors; also. CMldren's Gigs. Carriaees, proPe'lers.
FGn al H91 FSN eS9 q H%% fsfftal sss05 T5Ts. e H. ys fl
esAst JOHN HAROLD.
T DIES =, l. OOK AT TEiIS.-HOOP
l. SKIRTS. HOOP SKIRTS. at EZEKIEL'S
Cheap Store. MaileTt's Old stard. a. Main street.
The best eighteen spring Hoop Skirts, made Of the
best watch spring steel and woven, fashionable
shape, for only 81. worth 81 IS; sixteen spring.
same quality. only S7h cts worth 81 50. They
are the cheapest eyer offered in this CITY. Don't
forget the place, No. Al. opposite Hsi1ey's CHEAP
ionabIe Wrappings for children. all sizes, very
cheap: 200 White Marseilles and Brilliant Capes.
all sizes, cheaper than can be had ~ any other
store IN this CITY. all home made. For the hest
bargains in Ladies' and Chlldren's Wrappings.
Hoop Skirts and Dry Goods, call at
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
Mailert's Old Stand, Al Main street.
n. Store open every Saturday night until 10
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n. seles 81 Teaecce - she 1s1acse EN-.
change. yane Let, 100. ~ UANUkL WILSON,
C0nMiasioa Merohants;, o-,,.. ,ekA.
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IA Manchester WOrk...I desire the resi-.
dents Of Manchester to know that they can have
FuHNITCkE REPAIRED or MADE TO OR
and all kinds of work done, at the 'Old Castle,''
on the corner, in rear Of Mr.. Perdue's store.
my 2S-6t* BENJAMIN SEVER
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u. S. TREAsURY.-There was in the u. S.
Treasury, on the 18th ult, 1882, 567 subject to
draft, of which &c, s2s was at Richmond,
$43,765 at Norfolk, $2i.C37 at Wilmington, N.
T., and g, 1873 at Nashville, Tenn. A transfer
Of S,O. 100 was ordered to Norfolk.
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9 nO0 TODDso Extra euxar-Carsd FAMl-
OsVOV LY HANS.
- hhds, prime Western BACON SIDES.
50 MIDI. prime Wostern 0HOUkOE9h.
coo hbIs. No. l Cat Hk1RlNGS. ~
500 boxes Old Dominica A..
80 bnxeo Adasnantine CANDLES.
No khdo. prime CuhA SUGARS
NO hkds. prime Cnba MOLAooES.
100 tierces prime n uooovod0 SEe.
For sale b. CHAB. +, WORKMAN 4 GO.
10 LIT
OOK AT Tnl0.--Ths undersixned Aayins
- sustained . severe lOes By The iate Are on taelf
lHvs assla tsbN {, aad solicit ne wc!x 81 oar
lclmsf cUttomefs. tTieads. AnA ~ Daklio senes.
10 dive general salislacsiua q al uh0 nay Av0s
kO0Eest WILLIE; naesfsss1scss e
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JUDICIAL ELKcrION.-The returns of the
Judicial election in the Tenth Legion, Va,
show the election of J. w. +. Allen, Esq, CT
Hardy county over Judge John Kenney, OF
Rockingham, and Giles Cook, of Warren co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-02

WANTED-Every body to know that | have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET-BAGS, and VALICES at No. 81, Main
assortment Of Trunks, Falices, and Carpet-Bags
Of every Style at prices as low as thev, can be
bought in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 28-6m JAMES KNOTTS.
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CORNS, BUNjONS, NAILS. a - +,
" DR. SCHULTZ. whose stay IS hrnl.r
Fsw DAYS ONLY, Ia order To neet spv..ST
In Lynchaurg. hexs t. inform his pstI"H, a., ~,
Nails. without pair or inccnvenience, n.y. y
m~ed.ately. His ne .er errn< system, - sfs,
elected the hig hest encs'ninD's i,vm eco
and private individuals, - 8" Wen A""'
~ =. Once. Wall Street Hotel, Wal stree
sOv 4I-2ts -
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& $500 no SHiIPPPEiRSs Of FFRHEiiGfHTT
l. STATIONS On
TIE niEFERENr RAILROADS WEST OF
all consignmen's of every descrl ption PLAINLY. with
. paint brush or brand, the weis hit Of each pack
age. the name OF the consignee. or a diamond let
ter, and the point of destination.
The tickets must specify the weight of every
package separately. and correspond fully with the
marks, otherwise they will not be received for
transportation. F. J. SAMPSON,
je 2-lm Gent Freight Agent K. L ID. r. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-02

L FRESH Butt EK, at ali times. Hsyihkg -.
arrangement with the hest Uairymen IN
| York, Pennsylvania and the Vale, OF '.lsIh.
feel assured thar | IAN furnish Butter lnls'..
| none, and az a fair price. | aIso reeei,s So
quantities of EGGS. DRIED PE &C .
| APPLES, &C., &c; for sale. wholesalr ~
tail, by Us. RUSsn =,
/ Corner Governor and fraNNnnss
- Noeoi'es DoAAS" nv W.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSrRANCE
L COMPANY OF NEW Y0Rl

Main st. next TO the American Hotel
mvf94-pwfpD
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STRAYED OFF-About two we,,
~ ago, a large black HORSE MULE roach
Mane an tail no MARKS recoliec.sd ei-
Ac cert q white spot in the name viii d,
a reward Of SIS for his delivery at m,
residence. on Church Hill. or At my ONCE. on liA
street. near Mayo's bridge.
INV rs t C.. 3. LIPSC0MB,
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W30s 80 go
:.y.1.i pUuazfivjlEiigsiHntbt sri S S. i: E /:
, "ias . : :m.ii o mn ssasss .;sP room ~" saislss WITH &
,ss1 ssv sG = is;. !. AZ. Sss. :na a ssss ! q aa sss i fsSi S1 :ss
kind lady. Terms reasonable. Addfe:s IS"
WANra2.TWo g THREE ROOMS e =:
s. s::'"::: '' 's;'" ! 8: ' 2ss'::: w. !: ;G:, :: =!
WANTED-BOARD-By a respectable young
sT 'ysn the s.s fo Ssnn;rsa OF A Z na~e; ,'o'd T ,sIs e,sss
WANIED.A COOK, who can also WASH and
w o For ooe who can come we'll recon-
% fss1sa'd Z Ap 1'SsI .a price vii! q snPD eidy ' : Is. pre-
jes-st Cary ut !. doors hollow 18Th.
W4HNxFE5bRPNSEEfR ,. o. YSSy VHBsxNsfi9h;k: 81 s1' : 1 F.1n' ..
s:s;, and :%ee 'sst!sa address d'sss 4. E. E. S S1Hsf'E k1sR,
Richmond Post. Office. je 2-N'
WHFEEI1zEinEzss y e. w Y.,r r" white
Wen se%@ended a: = : GOOD Coon : WASHER iHEis
a snf ao fSfE sk.R sVd iSf otE Meme .i, a.. ike .%S SsHFao x',s {.
out sufficient testimonials as to cha acter. and
f EeaS;. na5s. Applicants csr Gal, as MI T ErD.
w its, a SITUATION in some Mercantile
n"use IN tniS city Grocery business preferred.
Having had an experience of five or six years IN
trade, and willing to work and secure more. The
best of references gwen. Any one wishing to
employ will please ADDRESS INDUSTRY" through
P.S.-A large salary not expected. je 1-3t+
WANTED! WANTtD!!-A white servant,
ING ss q 20 Do % SHGSNktRsSLi H A6SuhsE$S i!f s2 a
s%i,l i ts"l'y' Coed wages rs gwen e.. wAfpRly l%%%sdi'
Jel-2t@ On Main, between 10Th and goth SITS.
WANTED SITUATION-Tn ZONE Mercan-
. ~ n1s i Es..e!'" s.nsI,su BY a {SS ,n man h ,sas,s
epces given. Addyess IN. b." Richmond Post
Oflce. je l-3t~
WANTED-A good COACH SMITH, to 90 to
w sta1nton To a good workman. good wages
jeI-st J. NJ. HARDY, Stu unton. Va.
w DIV EAVERS.-The Manchester
w Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company
are IN want of about twenty good
iull wages. Apply to MH. ". BsADIsY. surer,,n"
'1 my sl.iw inc A''yWSSM WIN. H. POWERS. Agent.
WANTED.-A lady Of experience, qualified to
and M asaso On. one s me Pia hns' asaif ".sn . Situation : ien' a:
Virginia. my a-3ts
yNANTED-DAMAsK ROSE LEAVES.
w my 3l-tsl w l.. No. 1T Broad ct.
or four
days lay sxo AsF6sE1cuf A1'Gi Is s to rho s1s eon q. ssa
employment will be given during thu balance of
the summer. Apply Immediately s E many
VILE, Albemarie county, va.
my 0-1w
WANTED-SERVANT "A woman to COOK
w and WASH for a small family. Good recon-
p!s to required f Rpd SCI x' Ex6 5iSs Z c6 g.
my 0-tS
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SECURITY is. IN L,fs Assuyance. fs pn'i
mount consideration; aud. all otatT iTrnn1stlAta
beiag sqndI. that Company IS the SAFEST Z,
WHICH TIKI LAR EST NUhBkR 10 ASSURED.
This Company oilers the following peculiar a.
vantsges Ia persons intending 10 insure Gs'
lives:
Life Insurance Company IN the United States
amounting 70 over
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TH0S. DAVIS.

> On THURSDAY morning. somexh.,.
~ Main. Cary, or Eroad SITS. an old PORTE"WoxH
MAZE, containing. about 81 IN money And .o..
va'uaDie papers, OF no nse u any one bur ma,
viii reward LITERALLY the finder. If the p,n.,,sn
left at this Office. JOSEPH EbS.ppnne
ie l-.2ts
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WANTED-A few good MINERS and a first
w rate CARPENTER, a: the Carbon Hill mines.
my 25- Is JOHN J. WERTH.
WANTED-Every gentleman who has CLOTH
w ING TO SCOuR. to call and see the beautl-
full work at KINGS, on 10Th street. There it is
that Old Clothing are made to look like new. Go
to KINGS and try him. my7 I'm
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Au1N FUK NY Observation-Disclosures
<ERA REGULAR TRADkR)- The we'll
and very superior ship UNCLE
JOE, ED PINKHAM, master. now dischargipg her
c,rsO at City Point. and will be ready to take in
to CHARLES PALM Err. or
my 3l-eod2w ed p) BEVERLY CLOPTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13
NEWS ITEMS

There are now 9i9 vessels laid up at Chicago
The city debt OF Boston, Mass, is about 50,
$4,000.
Cardinal wiseman has decided to reside per
manently in Rome.
There are So ships, barks, 7 brgs and 81
schooners owned in Newburyport, Mass.
There are 5000 pSupers in the almsbouses o.
New York City.
petition has been presented In the New
York Legislature for law to compel all citizens
to vote.
The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad will
be completed to Marengo by the middle of Feb'
ruary,
Ex>President Comonfort and Gen. Ariosso Of
Mexicy have taken apartments at the Metropol
itan Hatel, NY. .||II
A talented Southern authoress" has her fig
ure cut in the illustrated News, of N, z, for
the current week.
Lord Palmerston has conferred pension Of
e4OO year upon Miss Pardoe, the well known
suthoress.
An act appropriating 81, 500 for a monument
to Col. Benton, has passed the Missouri Senate
by a unanimous vote.
The Morse telegraph patent expires in 1861.
and will then be froe to the public. 1t will
cause considerable extension of telegraph lines
and will give rise to a good deal of competi-
tion.
The steamship Karnak, for Havana and Nas>
sau, took out DO passengers. among whom we
note Elk President Pierce and lady, who 90 TO
Nassau for the benefit Of the latter's health.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has selected
from the list Of gentlemen named to fll the
Office of High Constable for Kerry, Daniel o.
Connell, Esq, son of Maurice, and grandson
of the Liberator.
The question is often asked: Who is the
author" "Holme LeeY" We believe that the lady
who has written several popular books under
cover Of the above name, is MISS Parr, a York.
shire lady.
The Cardinal Vicar of Rome has issued an
edict forbidding ladies to go TO church in crins
oline. The confessor is to forbid them to pres
sent themselves at the altar to take the sacra>
ment, unless they are dressed in a simple man.
ner.
The latest accounts from London say that
Queen Victoria is growing interesting" The
reference is not, we are assured, to the increase
Of purple pimples on her face but to something
else.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

a FULL CISTERNS ARE HIGHLY
IA necessary to the City in time of IRE, to have
a good supply OF water always ready IN such an
emergency. the street cisterns require considerable
hand labor and expense to keep them FULL and
steam would be continual and heavy expense to
the city, TO I'LL the csterns; for fuel and labor and
attendance to the machinery, are needless expen-
ses This Automaton River Power, after II is put
up is no expense TO the city any morej needs no
attendance any more at all to l all the cisterns in
the city. This plan ia new and approved of by the
rabiy we'll adapted to the city OF Dayton TO false
water from the river, being so near, TO work the
water up into the street oisteTns without any hand
labor or expense. This autOmaton river power iG
very powerful plain and simple in Its constructions
Its motion Is never retarded by high water, Ice
drift wood; and as long the river can afford a
eh9nnel feet deep in dry seasons, this machine
will do Its duty.
This machine consists OF a horizontal double
doublepump TO one revolution OF the wheel-the
pump being capable Of Il rowing up gallons TO ev-
cry motion. This machine is durable and not easy
get cut Of order. II has crank nor gearing
II cannot freeze fast the pump IL under the water
At the bottom of the water.
This plan am willing TO lay before the City and
City Council, Engineers and Mechanics, to Bstisfy
every man will lay II before the city the same
tits laid up in the city of Washington, the model
and drawing and patent.
BY calculation II is capable Of throwing up s9a0
gallons in one hour, 30 feet high, through inch
pipe. This | am willing TO lay before the City
Council and Engineers any time that they appoint
5 day. and will explain the matter to them,
Dg-Residence on the Germantown Pike, near the
Q mile stone. dee27
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

DESPERATE LovE.-The Vincennes (Ind.) Ca
sette reports distressing case Of disappointed
affection, in that vicinity. A young lady living
on Shaker Prairie, fell desperately in love with
a young man, who showed SO little return of her
affection thathe last week married another lady.
When the news reached the enamorod girl, she
started straight for tho river to drown erself,
but was overtaken, and brought back. A short
time after she jumped into the well, but was res
cued unharmed. Later in the day she got hold
Of butcher knife, and stabbed herself in the
side, inaieting a dangerous and probably fatal
wound At the last account 1t was thought she
would not recover
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

OfNcINN ATT, Jan. -.
FLoUR-The sales were confined to 600 bbls
extra, at 5 .40@5,5U.
WHIsKY-Sales of 400 bbls at 2OHc,
GRoCERIES-Eo change in the market,
GRAIN-Sales 300 bush prime red at ,25
delivered; $50 do mixed at ,25.
ooRN-Sales 1900 bush 10 bulk, at 55; 300
do do at 75c.
oATS-Firm. at 4s@49c, in bulk.
RYE-Prices firm at 81 ,05.
BARLEY-sales of $50 bush prime Fall, at
7Oci 800 do do delivered, at zoe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13
New York Market.

NEW YoRE, Jan, l3.
FLoUR--Sales 5000 bbls at 5,2O@5,25 fol
superfine state, 5,3O@5,4O for extra state. S.
l5@5.25 for superfne western, 5,3O@5,35 for
common to medium extra western.
WHIsKY-Sales Of 900 bbls at 26c. Last
evening 100 brls sold at 251S@26e chiefly the
latter price.
wHEAT-Sl, ,l9@l,9O for No. Chicago
Spring, and l .29@l 90 delivered for good Mil.
wAukie Club.
RYE-small sales Jersey at s9@9lc. North.
ern firmly held at 92c,
BARLEY-Quet, at 76@S0c
ooRN-sales of l6,0O0 bush at s4@9Oc for
inferior to prime new white and yellow,
oATS-Sales 10000 bush Prince Edwards
Island at 471ac to go New Orleans. =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

TIE WEATHER IN LOUISIANA The New River
(AsoensOn PArish) AeadiAn Of Thursday, 5th
says:
Tho cold has killed the turnips, mustard, let.
tuoe, cabbage, and other hardy winter vegetables
an occurrences never before known in this country
A barrel Of rain water in our yard was frozen on
the 18th ultimo, and Notwithstanding the mild
weather since the ice did not molt till last Tues.
day.
From gentlemen who have recently been hunt
ing In the settlement, We learn that immense
numbers Of dead cattle were found by them, In
the neighborhood Of Black Bayou, in the Language
ofone Of the hunters, the woods are full Of dead
cattle. The cold weather is supposed TO have
killed than.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

GA-ASoTnER set Of piOus noodles in New York
have written themselves down asses by offering
another prize for another ''best tract on the im.
morality of dsncing A veri6cation of the maxim
in regard to the fool and his money. One might
as well try to persuade the women of America tC
give up eating as dancing. It's about the only
exercise one half of them gOt--poor creatures
and 1t we're cruel to deprive them of Il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13
PnbIIc sale or school LANDS

TN pursuance Of the proceedings hereto
a fore had in the Superior court Of Montgomery
county Ohio, and In obedience TO the Statute 70
requisite the sale OF school Lands IN such case made
and provided will proceed 10 offer at Public Auo-
ton at the door of the Court House. In the city OF
Dayton, between the houre OF And O'Clock, p. nj.
On SATURDAY, February 25, 1860,
The following described School Lands. 70 witt
Being the nOrth-west quarter and part Of
the northeast quarter OF section le Township
2, Range 8, east, &C., y ing west or saltwater,
In Harrison Township, In said county ana
states beginning at the north-weat corner OF
said section, thence east the north boundary line
OF said section 20 the middle of saltwater, thence
down said river with the metndorB thereof through
the Island to the half Section line OF said section;
thence west on said half Section line 10 the West
boundary line OF said Seoton thence north on said
west boundary line to the place Of beginning con-
tanning one hundred and eighty-six 7I-IOO acres,
more or less.
The Aforesaid lands have been appraised at eighty
dollars per acre. and cannot sell for Iesa than said
appraised value thereof.
The payments are, One-twelfih OF the purchase
money TO be paid at the time Of the sale, and the
balance In eleven annual inBtalments of equal
amount, with annual Interest thereon from the day
Of sale. DANIEL n. DRYDEN,
Auditor Of MONTGOMERY county.
CrLnERr KENNEDY,
Atty. for the Township.
jan9-dAw6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

NEeRons IN THE CHRRoKRR NATION. The
Underground Railroad has been sot to work
In the Cherokee Nation. A large stampede
Of negroes was attempted from the nation
TO Mexico; but the chiefs having been in
formed by faithful negro of the movement,
collected their warriors under the protenco
of going on a war trail against the Canaan.
ches, and arrested the fugitives.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

W Mr.. Grautley Berkley h as contradcted
the assertions Of the Americans that he missed
the large game in his first prairie essays, and
states that be not only killed the first buffalo
he ever fred at, but singled out an enormous
bull from the herd, and mounted on his good
steed Taymouth, fsily rode him down.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

Ma. REtDER:-Will you please to say, for the
ladies of Oregon, that we are much obliged to
Col. King and the Dayton Light Guard for
MILITARY attentions whenever that gallant COM
pany Parades! The Light Guard is the only
com pany that seems to know that Oregon is a
part, and large part, too, of this city, and
that the Oregon ladies like to see a fine military
display and hear fne music as much as the la.
dies who live within a square or two of the
Court House. JULIA,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

VALUE OF FUGITlyE SLAvEs--It is stated
that there are now in Canada forty-fYe
thousand runaway slaves from the Southr
Valuing these slaves at an average of one
Thousand dollars each, it is clear that the
British provinces are harboring $45, 600, 900
worth Of the property Of the United States,
and keeping IL beyond the reach of the
rightful owners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

owe have just received, No. l---of a daily
paper called the "Reveille," just started at
Terre Hsute, Ia, by Bowman q Myers. The pa
per is good looking Imperial; the inside
pages are filled with interesting miscellany and
news items, local and general; aud the paper
claims to be neutral in politics. That can't be.
We never knew neutral paper but that blather.
ed against "locofoooism" before it was three
months old. We hope the "Reveille" may
prove an exception. The paper is too large,
we fear for vigorous life.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

Mr.. Maynard, the old Whig Of Tennessee,
upon whom the Anti>Republican vote for
Speaker Of the House of Representatives tried
to concentrate last week, is a Massachusetts
man and former resident Of Westboro, from
which place he emigrated eight or ten years
since to Tennessee, where he married rich
Southern lady.