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DfONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
STONE W0RES

The spbscriber begs leave to inform the citizens
OF Washington, Geor getown and Alexandria that
ne has added to his long established business the
auxiliary of steam power for saving ana manufao
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work in their va
stand Tops, Tile. Monuments, Tomb and Head
Stores, Slabs. Window Llntels, Silis, steps and
In block from first hand at the est rates
ne feels ooDhdent of being able to furnish Marble
WORK as low as 1t can be purchased in New York
Phlladelphia, or Baltimore. The trade supplied
with ltslian Marble In block or slabs at the same
rate as furnished In New York, and on aceomrno-
GAZING terms. Also, on hand, a large supply of
Pumioe Stone, Water of Ayr Hone and Polishing
rotty ~ Ney YORK prices. Encourage the enter
Prise; 1t VIA BIO al acqnisItion to the oity.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
Pioneer Steam Marble and Brotcn Stone Works
au q SIN Wssh,nston' d Z,
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIR ING TaE Gus
L TOM HOUSE AT BALTIMORE, MD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON, uly IS, 1s6O.S
Proposals will be received at this Department
until the fifteenth day Of September, A. d., 1860, at
II O'Clock, noon, for the repairs of the Custom
House authorized to be repaired at Baltimore,
Mary aud. according to the plans and specIfoa,
tlons prepared at this Department. Bidders will
DO required TO receive tho old csstlron work dis
pensed with in part .ayment of the work. at the
rate of one dollar por hundred pounds, and will be
required to furnish all the material nd perform a
the necessary labor To complete the repairs accord
Ing to the ans furnished.
Ninety per c ent of the amount of work done and
materials delivered according to contract price
(said amount to be ascsrtsined in the manner pre-
scribsd by the contract, by the estimate OF an
agent of the Department. appointed for that pur-
posel viii be paid monthly, as the work progresses,
and ten per cent retained until the completion of
the contract and acceptance of the work by the
agent Aforesaid and to be forfi tied in the event q
non fulfment of CO ntract. Specifications I'd
drawings will be read. on the 18th Of August, VIII on
they can be had on app ioatlon to the DEPARTING mt
The proposals must he sent to this Department
addressed 10 the SecTeLsry of the Treasury. and
plainly endorsed Propose for repdiTiHs the Balti
more Custom, house." and will be opened at one
o ocE of the last day nalaed FOR receiving the
same.
HOWELL COBB,
jy 17-2aw5w Secretary of TIN, Treasury.
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o D AND
G o \ Z
Delivered TO all parts VI the city, at the lowest
possible rates.
Ofice 2S2 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th SITS,
ma lift north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
j. an extensive stock of FUEL, Is prepared to
sell At . very low figure for cash.
WOOD sawed and Spit any size.
Call and see for yourself
X. w. BATES,
Wood and CoAl Dealer,
ma Is 8. r.. corner of Fou rteentb and G. SITS,
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THE EVENING STAR.
Reconciliation at Toronto.


at Toronto on Saturday last has been atoned for
by an ample apology on the part Of the Orange
Lodges. IL appears that on Saturday the Mayor
of Toronto took upon himself the bIhme of hav-
castle In relation to the portrait Of King William
having been placed on the Orange arch Upon
this being communicated to the Duke that gen.
tleman wrote the following note comics of which
were extensively posted throughout the cIty:
GOVERNMENT House., Toronto Sept 8, 1850
SIR am sincerely anxious that ali the paiuful
events OF the last few days should be at once and
forever buried in oblivion, and nothing remem-
bered but the heaftstirring scenes which last
night proclaimed to the world the unanimous
and enthusiastic loyalty Of the city of Toronto.
us relief to my mind that can without any
sacrifice OF duty to the Prince of Wales accept
the apology which Is offered by your letter Just
received. 1 can only hope that from this moment
all differences may as completely vanish from the
minds Of others as they will from that of
Sir, your very obt servant, NEWCASTLE.
As soon as this information was conveyed TO the
Orangemen q special meeting of the masters of
the lodges In Toronto district was held, aad the
following resolution was adopted
RssoLred, By the masters of the various Orange
lodges in the district Of Toronto that while events
have recently occurred tending to excite the
Orangemen of this dist'ict we cannot bot regret
that a few persons who are not in connection with
the Order, forgetful of the sanctity of the holy
sabbath, did, without consent or knowledge OF
the master or the committee which has chafye OF
me orange arch, place thereon certain banners
surreptiuOusiy obtained from one or more of the
Orange halls Of this city, and which banners were
taken down at the direction Of the chairman OF
the arch committee, and not as represented BY
some OF the city papers, by order of the Mayor OF
police; and while regfettfrg that an institution
based on devoted attachment to the Sovereign and
ndelity to the constitution, as by law established
should be sighted by any authority of the empire
we cannot but at the same time press our heart,
congratulations at the arrival of bis ROYAL High
ness the Prince of Wales among us
This at once alaYed the excitement; the Orange
arch was removed, and those who had been mos
demonstrative against the Duke were most enthu
stastic in his praise.
On Monday morning the Prince went to Col
hngwood, on Lake Huron, by special train stop
ping at several places on the route He wal
everywhere enthusiastically received On Tues
day he was to participate in no less than eigh
eleven o'clock.
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A VERY NICE SEVEN OCTAVE pIANo
~ basEig be-n 40 use q short time only.
~, % Sold 81 giest saoriGac for cas- -
"a oSh.r being compelled 10 leays theUft0
cIt, O,IgiLsl price a31, will now ne sold Tar q So
cash. 10 be seen ~ Mr.. METZEROTT' nHsic
Sso'e' CORNER fa.ayepQe and Eleventh st, "a y
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WISHING TON RRA NCE

CHANGE OF Hours.
,.s w AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
10y, trains viii run as follows:
Le9ve Washington at 20 and 7.40 q. m,
leave ashlngto ton at $50 and $50 D. m.
On Sunday at % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at AS and 20 O.. m.
On Sunday at Is a. m.
and $40 q. m and % D. m,
Eor the West at 7.40 a. m. and $50 .. m.
Eor NNnrssR4ph !. al go a m. and $50 p. m.
pSn Ssturday evening the $50 p. m. tram goes 70
le $50 T II. PARSONS Arsnt
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
washington CARRIAGE FACTORY,

NJ AoniNo ION CARRIAGE FACTORY.
Street, 6sftcsea STA aad lOsh Sfyss;s
A. pIt~Ne lust hnlsked . number of first class
1TnnnihSE Ss ouch "a Light Fancy. NrA0
,,r1s,' 49, 4 az ~, fheGtoHsi Family Car 49,
Q yer' small PROFIT " H0
fseios plaotical mechanics ia different brancbea
.i viz ss, We natter ourselves that we Know
tae styles and quaity OF work that will sive sat1s
faction, combining hshtRess, eoInfort ii tYr.h,H
~. '' GIN ouI soih
ke2slIlng promptly and carefully attended IN F.
'e "A i ga .n9i, .sssonsble charges.
Coschnake;s, successors TO VIM i. Hook.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

DAILr LINE OF NEW FoUR-HORSE
~ COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
CARVING fhs U. s. Mail.
The undersigned are now running Daily. (exoep,
Sonday;l -Four horse Coaches be-
boro', as follows: 6I8-25SzfAEs8
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner of Seventh
VIPER Msrlbo,o at IL o'clock a. m and arriye IN
w asnlnston at So'clock, in time to connect with
the S1 p. m. train for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and commodIous the tsarn,
hrst,class IN the hands of careful and accommodat
Fare to Upper Marlboro IN cent.
To Long Old Fields .....-....-.25
E.nsc,
au Io-u OSBORN Il co, Proprietors-
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL CARD.

II DENTAL CARD.
DR. MUNSQN has returned and resumed his
profession. Office and house at 463 + sf..@
third door east of Sixth In addition T. Sr$T~
every other approved style, DIR; NJ. has set ~AiIO
teeth vGcsnI.e Base for the last three years,
xno. from experience, knows 1t exoels all Others,
aud il one third less in price than gold. His old
patrons ., Washington, Alexandria, and George
Town are re,, aotfuY solicited - call. 25- eoly
n DEN NOTICE.
LIZ IOONfS Has closed his ofiee for the sea-
son, and viii be absent, Is usual, during the sum
October. of which fnrtba- M, tice will be given.
iy loft
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CARRIA6 ES
n HI SEb5nrlber havin. rladc addition. q, IA
f.otoTJ, making II now ons OF tho arrest. ~
70 the District, who're his facilities for 6$Sk
MAJ 2ssoturing CABBAGE &c LIGHT0%2E44
Wh6ONS Of al kinds cannot be suTass.ed ana
nom nls long experleaoe the bpEiresa, no hoees
70 klto general sstlsfactioR.
-. Al sInes Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept o,
\. ~, aEPAIhsnsstlJs sne. and al orders prompt
s,esns-sAHa Carriages taken In exchange for Hsv
~. A. ANDREW }. JOYCE,
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IL. 000 GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
the attention OF the Hbllo 20 our ARE and val -
iected stock OF Champagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
III shcn sosrsntee 70 De pure iulce, and Will be
Tor our spring stock. Give us q csl ~ the
Union Bottiinr Depot.
Ms No. 81 tsreen at. GeOrfefovr
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DENTISTRY

Do r.,.,e OhN lSlh1s two vears
NR. HILLS, Sfler q practIca. test wv yoals
feels that no can witt confidence reoo. 80
mend tne Cheoplsstlo Process for insertln,.
Artificial teeth. 1t has the ADVANTAGES OF %
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapness al
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion.
Once sos Pa. avenue. aeI
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
~ IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS,

Are now being used from Name to the Great Sa Il
taem either as medicine or as bcrerags, Is that
them are the World Dr. Dods used
we purchased of him the sole right to manufacture
and present them for sale TO the public. For the
pepsla, Piles, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
pants and all cases requiring tonic they are be-
their medicinal properties they a pure, whole
some ara delightful Beverage, producing all the
without their Injurious results. Let all friends OF
humanity ana all advocates of Temperance assist
ioL the mineral poisoHs and aduiteratef Liquors
WIN whlch the country is flooded, and thereby Of
from the land. $3.50 ~
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
froprletors, - William street. Nov York
J. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
Waz6in1ton n n
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GAS FIYTURE s

w f Have an store and are daI ' reos,v,n, a A g
hhrURES Of entirely New Pstterns and Desit IA
end tinshl superior IN style TO anything heretofore
Y 20 call and examine our stock Of Gas and Xster
fixtures, iee.in confident that We have the hsst
selected stock IN Washington.
All Work IA the above line Entrusted 70 our care
mar 5-tf avs IN -
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFL ICTED
READ! D
APPLY THE REMEDY

JOY F Ok THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
APPLY THE REMEDY
AND
REJOICE IN HEALTH
Friend, do you suffer? Are yOu the victim of anv
Oh those numerous ailments which arise from i'm
purity OF the blood? What are they do Won asE
kather AK, What are they not? I'he blood IA the
source OF he and health and it is the FIRST element
OF our being TO respond to any Cause which sfeots
tne system, as The pulse infnIby attests The ever
pneyahing Eenragla, the Irritating Erysp as. the
vous DeDiiliy, Dyspepsia, Liver Com plant with its
dorpor and detection, and the number loss ills That
is heir To- derive their hideous origin from the
PIooti Deah kindly then and gently with the blood
ana suner Us To commend to your condolences and
use that truly valuable medicament known An "u
MRS. NJ. COX'S
ui.ntDIAH VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
win regard To this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in decided termsH'
and the evidences of this great efficacy Ara sWs
taineo by constant avowals of curative effects And
the happest results from its use are after All otber
feHiedies ana the best medical skill have failed
Let us say, In conclusion, th,t certificates
nciai, bnt they are volunteered ffom the most re
peotdDie sources and Justify the highest terms in
VI, 'cn IL is possible to commend so yaluabie =
spscI. 70 pubic approval. We may add Also that
only by its estoratiyo effects, the system recover
ing from disca eEith renewed CONSTITUTIONAL vieor
For sale Inv a respectable Druggists in hi.
city, and BY the pro. rector, MRS. M. cox,
None genuine unles. her naioo is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the ork
Kpnes 81 per b1tile, 81 "ES,ssi or H..
GEORGETOWN c., Wholesale mt for the Dis
au l8-tr
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases OF the Kidneys. Bladder and Urinary
OIsens ana especially for Female ObstructiOns
faction, w e''o s"''s
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO,
fropnetors, IS William ST., New York,
je7-1y,r Agent. Wasbinrton" n r
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sEwING Rooms

WAsHNsroN SEWING ROOMS,
w ~ sfh ST.. roe doors Ro,f4 oT "a <~s
Now 10 the time 20 get SPRING ana srTNNE.
HIS made ~ % erde,, The sshsorissr Il ,rss
Scss.s, NAE DkAMERs, a., q tn
Sa atnhns DOSOMS, COLLARS, And WRISY.
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NEW ORLEANS
LIN FA1EI DAVE
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
49, "a

ALL nail hOUTE, VIA
orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBUR6:
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanoopa,
Memphis and Charleston,
MassissippS Central,
Net1 Orleans and Jackson.
TO NEW ORLEANS.
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
memphis By Raul, thence BY First GLASS Psckets 10
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
MONTGOMERY BY Ran thence TO Mobile by First
class Pscksts: Mobile to New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuyDAYs INCLUDED.
Leave Washington at q. m. and D m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leave. her wharf
loot OF Seventh street at 81 O. m. and 6k D. m and
connects at Alexandra with the Oranse And a AZ
aDdrla Trans for the Southwest
Omoe-Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Sixth st
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HOwE'SIMPR WEIGHING SCALES
most slmpie durable, and reliable soaes ever pst In
sse. first class premiums have been awarded tain
~ the nled States Fair and virt mia Afrcu lturS
society; Virginia state Afnsulturs Fair; FranklIp
nsutnte air, Penney wanna; New York State PAR.
Nef.nont state Far. dc., &c. In every case vhsre
sxmoited they nave received first elass premium
cSn % ~ louisiana avenue. Depot Of sllIsrs
de- s-T &c. PArrIsoN. Asmt
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a VERY NICE PIANO IN BEST oRpEh
t;ors 20 q -" .s sss 81 W. Fl Ell
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P0TOMLC WLTER
sm still engaged in the PLUMBING and GAS
FITTING IS At my Old stand IN Phllhsr-
monte HAL. The advantage 81 having a plenflfrl
supply OF water was readily observed 81 the fre al
yesterday. as an well ssti,6ed should have 49,
burned out but for the bountiful supply upor nv
premises and thst OF my nelghbors
Al orders for the intr oductlon Of Water and Ga
VIII be promptly attended 20. Terms as reasona
bic Is any plumber in the city.
Tvs C. SNYDER
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ID The q. 9: MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken overthis New Lane.
Tickets can he obtained at the South Western
Omce, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy yania av-
enue, TO the following points:
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta
,Chsbtanooss, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
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OTs OF FIANOs FOR RENT AT Low
seasonabls terms. treat bargains in Old
Pianos; also, in Guitars, Violins, Ms-ss
JOHN z. ELLIS,
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NISOKLLANDOUs.

T. COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.
n III Following new Books for classical school.
nsve Just been bshed, to which the attention q
vIrslfs Aeneid: with explanatory notes BY Hen
verslty OF Michigan; vol: price al 81 WI
o., reto's Apology and Cnto with notes by w.
iyler 1rsvss, Professor Of Greek IN Amherst Col.
ExeIcises IN 81 parts Of french syutsx. arrange
euet foltevlns 81 ntaxe francslse," by r.
Wlnkelmann. vol price 81.
System Of r. Aha. ''
For sale By
BLANCHARD N0urrN
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IN p e G tt In E.,


TRYIT PROVE IT, KNOW IT.
And make known its wonderful powers and yir.
tues, that those who suffer. or who are threatened
with suffering, may be led 10 use Q simple, in
noxious preparation. furnished BY the Held OF
Nature for
MANS BLESSING!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01

In 1855 and 1857 Chase was the Republi-
can candidate for Governor. In 1856, 1858
and 1859 he was not on the ticket, Let the
figures speak for themselves.
The politicians, who are forcing Chase
upon the people against their wishes and
Mr. Cuppy who voted for Chase throughout
the Senatorial struggle will End resist
anoe there which no secret caucus arrange
ments aud packed conventions can overcome.
The people SbhOr Chase. He may have
friends. Who has no2 But the masses Of
the people, who are free from the influences
of political wire.workers, and express their
honest judgment Of the worth and integrity
Of public men, have repudiatsd him twice,
and will sputn him with their feet IL offered
(oF the Presidency,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01

THE JRws,-The Jews in the city Of New
York amount to about 40, 900. They have
2l synagogues; aud, during the periods Of
their principal attendance on religious meet.
iDgs, they have thirty or forty additional
halls, which are Iesorted TO in q gueater or
less degree. In the United States there are
believed TO be about 100000 Jews while,
according to recent statement in an Eng
lisb publication, there are in ali England
only 81, 900. -f
The Jews have always been friendly to
learning, and, wherever and whenever they
are able, have had schools for their children
and youth, aud semsnaFies for the prosecu
lion ofReyanoed studiea. Their first object
has always been 10 teach the Hebrew fan
guage, aud then the Old Testament with
the commentaries on il in their Rabbinical
books. Learning is in high repGte among
the entire Hebrew people, although In GER
tain countries the mass OF them possess very
little Of il, in consequence Of disabilities and
persecution in various forms Whoever
considers the sutferiugs they have eudared,
must wonder at the perseVsreanee shawn hv
them In the cultivation of learning. While
Protestants deserve the credit of establish.
ing the system Of common schools at the
time OF the Reformation, Jews and MAham.
medans have always maintained them, in
some degree at least-the former in almost
all countries where they lived, and the latter
even in the interior Of Africa, among the
negro nations whom they had converted.
jews have been attracted 10 the u. StateI
by the privileges they enjoy, and they some
times call our country the Promised Land .
a. here they sit, each under his own vine
and 6g tree with none to molest or make
them afraidP rvrR4 r.tFNI I1fW
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His Platform.

When Chase accepted the silver pitcher
as reward for bis abclitionism, he said -
~ rue Democracy makes no inquiry about
the color Of the skim He also said 81
regard the exclusion Of the colored people
from the elective franchise as incompatible
with true Democratic principles" Still An'
other: "The exclusion Of colored children
from the schools is, in my Judgment clear
infringement of the Constitution and q PAL
pable breach Of trust" Sweet, amt III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01
LEGAL N0TT0Es
LnaAL NOTICE.

CTRPHRN MIDDLETAN and Caroline
- ~ wiz ef rhllsdsiphie d the o. Penn
nYlvania, had Ch6flca n. Alien ~ New orleana,
Loul.nn 4ill ttle nfliee that Heaiy chrtner, Of
HamiIlon eQbntyi ohio old % the - llg OF IAn-
narJ eeo, ~ hls etl Ngn In the Sup1ri.f Court Of
the coiintN ~ mWIFomery, ~ the STATE of Ohio,
a4ainNi w uIIInm IIcn tHd hlaHiff 1Inrlha, Hteph-
On hiddletah and Ms wife Caroline, Charles O. AL
len, Franklin 2. Allen. John W. n. Allen John
Walker and Rllsa 9. Walker, defendants, heira At
law Of CAsnandra Allen, deceased setting forth that
The said casaandra Allen IN hernfe time, 70 Wit on
the th Of juno, 1888, the let OF seT tember, iHe
and on the 21d Of Deoemher iHao, executed 10 the
hAid Henry Curtner three several mortgaHga on Lot
hnmber :, on Jonea' plat Of subdivision Of out-ot
No. % IN Dayton, ohio, 70 secure the payment Of
three numa OF money, 10 wit.-lat OF $500 90,
%, eeofts, ad, o. ftoooo, with interest aojordlng
10 certain notes referred TO In said mortgages, and
praying that the above named defendants, 70 whom
~ heifh AZ law Of said CaaeandrA Allen deceased,
the legnl ttle 70 said premisea has descended az
pay ssld several aums Of money nov claimed 70 BE-
due with interest Amounting 10 some e9300 hat
said premises may he sold e pay the aameJ and the
said stephen Mddletan and Caroline, hia wife, and
Charles r. Alien notified that they are required
10 appear and answer said petition on or before the
third saturday after the "a day o. April next.
GBO, w. HOUK,
Dated Feb. ~, 90. febi7-dtwSwtaASd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01
Legislative Items.


In the Senate, Wednesday, 29tb, the fol-
lowing bills we're passed; Supplementary to
an act passed April 8, 1859; entitled ian
act for the assessment and taxation Of all
property in this State, and for leVying taxes
thereon, according TO its true value in mOn-
sy;' To provide for the appointment of
guardians for imbeciles; to amend an act
entitled ian act to authorize the building
of an arsenal for the State Of Ohio" The
Senate agreed to House amendment to AR-
PEAL instead OF SUSPEND the library clauio
in the school law. This bill now only lacks
the official signatures to make it law
The Senate adjourned until 10 O'Clock on
Friday morning
In the House the Acting Commissioner
of the New State House furnished an esti'
mato of the cost of sinking the ArteSiAn
Well eco feet below its present depth. He
thinks it will cost $3.50, to bore that addi-
tional depth. Bills were introduced: To
protect people in tho peaceful pursuit Of
of their labor-(ro prevent strikes, and
to provide for sinking and redemption
fund. The following bilis were passed: To
repeal the Library clause Of the School
Law-yeas 54, nays 80; To amend the Game
Laws; To authorize the sale of certain
School Lands To amend the act Of April 4,
1859. relating to the procedure before jus.
tices Of the peace; To amend the act regu-
latinR the the publication of Ohio Stata Ra-
ports To provide for the collection and pay.
msnt of costs for prosecutions in minor of.
fences To authorize cities, villages, 30, to
issue bonds in certain cases, The House
adjourned until 81 O'Clock on Friday
morning.