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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

FIeHTs.-Last night, at an early hour, a man
named James Gailaner was attacked and beaten
In Fighting Alley, Seventh Ward Tbj, morn.
ing, he went to the Office Of Justice Johnson FOR
the purpose Of getting warrant issued for man
named wilson, whom he charged as the prin-
wilson at the time. Gallagher was badly bruised
and declares that the assault WAS wholly unpro
voked by any word or deed Of his He wa, toId
lhat Justice Cooper was not in the CITY, and SO he
called upon Justice Johnson
This morning, colored woman made com
plant TO the same magistrate that she had been
beaten by her husband, residing in Bates Alley
who had office in that district until info,,,'aJ
who and where he was. 'i'oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

SEE THE CARD Of Mr.. Hamilton In another COL
unfn, about the ups and downs Of putty An per-
glazing business should give 1t their careful at
tsntios. nos i0ajf. leesIa-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

BALANCE OF s g6sEK POSITIVELY AT
vii SommGncs this day 70 close of my Stock of
MILLINERY, EMBROlDERIES AND DRY
GOODS, such as TRAVELLING Dress Goods, Bareges,
Lace Shawls, Mand las, Back and GREY Barge
Dntters, Sun Umbrellas, ParasOls, Hair Nets
Mltts, Lace and tirenadIne Vails, Honp Skirt
&c &c at and below cost. aides preparing to
leave the CITY will find an abundanca Of NECESSARY
articles at +. GUTMAN'S, No. III Bridge street,
GeUTE etOwn, ID. G.. iy - StswSw
THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
undergone thorough examIna- IT.
nor Dy the COVER ment spector, is Esa5N
now ready Tor Excursions 10 then19.a11e5
20 miles distant.
She will run 20 Arlington from Fourteenth street
or any wharf In Washington at 20 cents for the
round trip, or IS cents for the single trim or from
Georgetown, by way of the canal for Is cents round
trip; 10 cents single trip.
=, E1eHIslons 70 the Insane Asylum every WE'D
NESDAi AFTERNOON, starting from George
t9vn al u O'Clock m, and stopping At Stone Mil
wharf and other wharves in Washington SO as 10
reach the Asylum by O'Clock.
iys colin JOHN MOORE. Proprietor.
WOOD WANTED.
k1EALED PROPOSALS. Will be received hy the
Gierk OF the Corporation OF Georgetown, at his
once until the LIST day Of August next. to furni.h
aDoutsl1ty hive cords of good Oak Wood, for the
use oil the poor during the ensuing winter.
Georgetown, ID. C., July ~, 1850. jy l7-eotAugl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

III Il w PAGE
las Opened CONFECTIONERY at No. 436
Seventh street, between 6 and H. where he has
constantly on hand superior ICE CREAM FAN
CY CAKES, PIES. CANDIES, NUTS, &c, &c
he Is prepared TO furnish Families Parties and Pic
MICS with the best articles in his line at reasonable
prices. $3.50 iy 2I-Iws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

THE METEOR Editor: As Zone who saw
iv' desires to know IL the meteor of last Friday
night was seen west Of Tenth street west Iwill
Inform the inquirer that while sitting at my front
door, on street between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth, on that evening. saw the meteor directly
north Of me, and very distinct; IL passed in an
easterly direction, growing gradually paler as 1t
coursed along. Yours, &c, x w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

Daw and Serrin, Of the First Ward. arrested a
boy named Robbins, who had in bis possession a
quantity OF lead, such 10 used In the water fix
lures OF dwellings, and also seventeen brass KEYS
sopPosing the articles to be stolen they Were len
at the office OF Justice Drury to be Identified. A
NUMBER OF the keys Were identified as the prop
erty OF lady, and stolen from her house The
remaining articles can be seen at Justice Drury's
hoooins was committed for a further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

" 0 o D A oEp, p AL5't
ses "a. Av' gNE a,:s i .i1s AND i2rH srs,
Mill and Wharf foot Of Sevente epth st..
Ms W ~ below War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

THE "OSRITAsn PIc-NIc.-This boat club. con-
sisting principally Of young men of the Second
Ward, had very pleasant merry time at Arling-
ton Yesterday. The company was large, and the
music and dancing, the afternoon and light passed
50 pleasantly that ID was very late before they dis
covered ii was time 10 return to the city Nothing
occurred TO mar the pleasure Of the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

EDITOR STAR In the report of the proceeding,
OF the criminal court In the Bargie case the under
signed Is mace 10 occupy false position. wish
IL corrected. was put ON the stand to prove tha
the witnesses Chambers did not believe in tn,
God Of the Bible; that they believe in the prin
cipies OF moral Justice without regard to a Goo
Of any sort 1 would believe their word as soor
as any other person In the community
Washington, July IS, 1850 A, DUvALL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
Commercial.
DaytOn Market.
OFFICE on THE DAILY EMPIRE,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE,
DAYTON, TUESDAY, JuNE 18TH 1860
Corrected daily by IIARsHMAS S Dao Jefferson slreet)
We have little to report in any Of the de-
partments of trade Indeed very little is being
done now in any trade
FLOUR. -Trade mostly local, with little
shipping demand Small sales wholesale at
$3.50. Retail IS IS. White wheat Sc 25.
WHEAT 81 90, with downward tendency.
CCRN.-There receipts in cornh have been very
fair ior the last week, and on account of the
promise of the growing crop the price is
tending downward. Sales are made ut 40c
OATS.--Receipts fair, and sales of small
lots at 3j cents The new crop is having a
depressing effect ON prices.
RLEY.-Little doing, and we can give
no quotations
RYE.-Receipts very light, and in request
at soc
Nothing doing in Flaxseed or Grass seed
GROCERIES, ETC.
corrected for the Dmly EMPIRE by Knosly McIntyr,
| 4 Co, No. 3l3, lhirdst
Suoar. active and advanced 4 cent
Coffee more active with advance of lc,
We quote to-day.
Coffee l44@l5.
Sugar firm at Si@9i.
Molasses 47@4S.
Teas 35Ge65,
Cheese 716sl
Tobacco 20G940,
Rice 595l
| Prunes 84G89
Candles ID
Soap 54G7.
White Fish 5,25@5,6O, Halves.
Mackerel 9,OO@20,0O per barrel, as to quaI
ity.
Dried Apples 66974 per pound.
Brooms $2,25GD$2,40 per doz.
Tallow 999l.
Salt 81 10 per bbl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Pending the question q motion was made
10 adjourn, and lost
Mr. Stewart Of Nd demanded n vote by
States on scconding tho call for the previous
question. Amid great excitement the dele
gates all on their feet, the roll waa called re-
sulting as follows Ayes 233, nays ". SO the
previous question was seconded
On motion Of Mr. Richardson Of Illinois,
the Convention adjourned til ten O'Clock to
morrow
The questions before the Conuenion now
stand ns follows;
Mr. Howard, Of Tenn, made an original
motion directing the Sergoani-atArms 10 ad-
nit TO the Convention all delegates accredited
to the Charleston Convention
Mr. Church, of N ", moved to amend by
referring oil claims for admission to Conven.
ton to committee ON credentol and TO request
them To report rs soon as practicable the
names Of the persons entitled 60 admission,
with the proviso that all delegates accepting
seats in the convention are bound in honor
and good faith TO abide by the action Of the
convention and support its nominee.
Mr. Gilmore, of Pa, moved to amend the
amendment by resolving that the delegations
from Arkansas, Mississippi, Florida and Texas
be at once admitted 10 the convention and
that the contested seats of the seceding States
be referred 10 n committee ON credentials, TO
be selected by each State.
The previous question was called on last
amendment and the call was seconded
A motion at the meeting tomorrow will be
shall the previous question be now put
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI June To- W.
FLOUR-The market continues dull and
unsettled, but holders seem unwilling to meet
BUYERS, and full rates are asked for the higher
grades. The sales comprise triaing lots extra,
not of sufficient magnitude to enable us to
give quotations; superine can be bought at
81 s5@y5, and extra at rates all the way from
s. 1906
WHlSKY-The market is steady, with sales
of $50 brls at l7l@l7sc,, the latter rate for
wagon.
GROCERIES-No change in the market
sales of 80 hhds Sugar at s4@sse.; 200 bags
Coffee at l4gc, and l5O brs. Molasses at 45e,
in oak cooperage; this article is held at Acc,
but none willing to pay over 45c
WHEAT-The market was irmcr to-day.
but without any quotable change in prices.
We quote prime Red at 81 l0@l l3, and
prime White at 81 ls@l 20; sales of 700 bu
prime Red at 81 l3.
CORN-Ear is steady with fair demand
at 45c in bulk; mixed shelled is dull and de
olined to 45@46c; white is in limited demand
at Doe Sales of $4,000 bushels ear in bulk
at 45c; $40 do mixed shelled at 45G 700 dc
do at Acc.
OATS-The receipts to-day were large, ant
prices were lower, closing dull, at 37@3se il
bulk; sales $50 bushels, at Ale, delivered l,
500 do at canal, at 39c; 675 do in bulk, a
SIZE
RYE-The market is duh and prices droop
ing, but not quotably lower We quote prime
at sjc.
BARLEY-There is a continued good dc
mand for prime Fall, and the market is firm
at Soc The lower grades are dull
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
NOTICE I'M PARTITION.

ATARY B0YLEand Emma Boyle, minors, children
wi and heirs at law Of Margaret Boyle Qonnery Mar
garet Wel,ber) deceased and John Webber, of Mont
gonery county, Ohio; Henrietta Weber and william
Weher minors children and heirs ut law Of Noah Web
her deceased, OF Lucas county, Ohio Robert Weber
George Weber James Wcbber Anna Mara Webher
(Fdow Of Robert Weber, sen,l deceased and JeInl-
ma Lndwig formerly Jemma Webber1 of Vinden-
burgh county, in the State of Indiana.
VIII take notice that on the 2ld day Of April A. d
1850 petition was flied agninst them in the Superior
Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, by Thomas Web
Der, and is now pending wherein said Thomas Wetiel
demands partition of the following described real estate
vised numbers of lots in the city of Dayton, IN the
county of Montgomery and state Of Ohio and that a
the lime term r. u. 1860, of sMd court application
will he made hy the said Thomas Weber for IN ordel
that partition may be made Of said premises. DATED
this l3d day of April, 1850. by
np23dlwtd THOS. b. TlBTON, ATTY for Petner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
New York Market.

BY Telegraph inT the DAILY Empire.
NEw YoRK, june l9-2 pm.
FLOUR-Receipts ll,7ls bbls market
shade better with moderate sales Of lO,SO0
bbls at l5@5 30 for superior state 2j@
5 35 for extra state 1905 10 for super6ne
western ) 2j@5 30 for common to medium
extra western; 55@j 80 for shipping brands
extra r. III q.
RYE FLOUR-Steady at jOCa4 90
WHEAT-Reeeip,s 1896 bu market lie
better with fair export demand sales 5000
bu at 27@l 29 for Milwaukee Club 30
for red state; 35 for winter red 55 for
white Kentucky.
RYE-Quiet at s5
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
CORN-Receipts 1886 bu; market better
with more export demandi sales 5000 bu at
Ga for sound shipping mixed western red
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19


The steamship CiH Of Washington has
arrived with London dates, via Queenstown
o. the sth. She passed on the 9th a steam
er supposed to be the Canadian from Quebec,
and the Vanderbilt on the 10th
The India and China mails were forwarded
from Southampton on the 9th by the steamer
Illinois.
LoNDOS, June s.--Ahhough yesterday was
settling day, the money mutriSet was toialiy
without fluctuations
| The London 1drertiser says the effect Of
the passage of Mr. McKennon's Amendment
to the Reform Bill, will be the postponement
of the bill indefinitely in which contingency
Lord Russell and Mr.. Gladstone will resign
1t is understood that Lord Clarendon would
return to the Foreign office, and Cornwall
Lewis, Chancellor of the EXchequer.
A Paris dispatch says France promptly re-
fused the request of Naples for foreign inter-
vention in Sicily
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Pdsr OrftcG, DAYTON, dune I I, 1860
Until further notice, mails will close at this Office as
follows.
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday nt 500 A.
For Cincinnati % Eastern Western, Northern and
southern States daily except sunday at 1880 A., and
For colnmbrs and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except sun.
day ut $500 A. N.
For Xena and Yellow Springs at 500 p, NJ,
For MnmislHWg, GerupntoWn, Fmnkln, Hamilton,
Eaton o., ond Connersyle, Ind daily except SUNDAY
1fl = 81.
For Springfield Urlana, Tihn, aandrlsly, Toledo
Cleveland o. Eolt Wayne, Ind, and Michigan daily
except sunday at $40 a. 81.
For ruchmond, Cambridge, Centrevilc, indianapolis
Ind, aud New Paris, o. daily at g;0OP w.
For trccnyille, g., Union City, Winchester, Muncc
and Jay County, Ind, daly except sunday a S.tHA. w.
For Troy, COvngOn, piqnn, Sidney, ST. Muiys aud
Fort Wayne. daily except sunday at S;lh 4. N.
For llnion West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday Ht 1880 a. g.
For Johnsvllle New Lebanon and West Alexandra
Tuesday and saturday, at 1880 An
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of encl
week, atu pm.
For centreyile and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday at 22.OOM
For Nandnlia and Chamhcrsburg, at 1900 NJ Tues
day and saturday.
For rayoryvfe, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at s1i
4. NJ. T.. A. KING, p. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
City Matters.

Tuesday,

~. Trains arrive and depart from thc Union Depot,
na louNA
tiNcisyAfI, HsunTns ASp DAMN Arrive, 800 a.
~, i2'Zo r. in.f Pm, s.6up.m. bcpnr 600 am.
500 ntu.,iiiO p.m., 6.3U pan.
sASnvsht, BANfos AMI CiNUNSATI-Anite 600 q
M, HVu am, 32l pm. Depart 0Ou aim, 6i3u pm.
$50 pm.
DNroS AM Mioua,S--Artivei 7iisa. n., 0i5 p. m.
nclHur a.bu am, Ni5 p.n.
DAYTON AND WrafFuy (fO INntASArOLTsl Arrive; t2i
nam, i2u1 M, 41h pm. DEPART 2;20 ann, Gao o..
M, 3si PM
GHrrSyitK ANn MNaf Go lSufANAPoiIsl--Arivei
ll.2ohm., ja1 pm. Depart s;5Uam., 2.iO pm.
lrrtr MANI, C0ttafhus Am XfSiA--Arfiyei 2.a2 n.
M Wl9n hi' iAo M Depart 1888 a. in.i 0slO "a.
Iii, dild b. m.
ny .passeuscrs going geaa BY the night train and west
by the 221 n m ttpu must procure their tickets before
$50 p n The ticket Office will not be open lor these
tuius
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Ogsinst Superior Court No l'05'
nWRstiANT to an order Of the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county Ohio, made IN the above case
N ia June Term A. D. 1860, aAd 70 directed, shall
offer al public auction at the door of the Court House IN
the city OF Dayton, Montgomery county ONO
On SafaIddy, Jaiy l4fh, lSHil
petrcen the hours Of one and four o'clock T. NJ. OF
sod dey the following described Reh Estaie Ia VII.
sitnae In the city of Dayton, county of Montgomery and
Staie of ohio 10 wt Al TINT lot twet or parcel Of
md Inunded ~ follows, 60 witt BeginnngRl the north
c"steomer Of IN lot No. one hundred and iihy eight
ubs1 on the plat of tie town OF DayIoni thence west
,gardly with the northern boundary, eight poles 20
line ofthe heirs ofHenry brown,decd thence at nghl
ANGLES southwark with said Browns line two " poles
thenee al right angles eastward eight poles 10 MMl
strecn theuce nOrthWard with MAN street TWO "
noles 10 the place of beginning, containing siNteel
il61 perches lie the same more or less eNeep!mi
neyerheless twenty (z0) feet OF the west end O
soid premisea, and also including 80 much OF th'
brick wall OF the Phillips House ~ adions The Nori
side Of said premises snd the ground on which sal'
wnl stands is has been conveyed 20 said Greon by I'M
ph lips House Hotel Company.
said property Is 10 be sold on judgment In ttVor
John CiernInef against Richard Green, Ct al im
above property has been appraised NJ six thousand dol
lara and caunot he sold for Less than two thirds the az
nrai, ement which Is s4000. Terms Of sale casli,
n NJ JORDAN, Master Commissioner
superior cour Montgomery CO u
j. p cpFPY, Any Je'pa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
Toledo Market.

ToLEDO, June ls
The market to-day is more active at the de-
cline indicated yesterday
FLoUR-Sales 200 bbs extra p t. Re-
ceipts 800 bbls.
WHEAT-Sales 400 bu Red Miami at
2lOc 1000 bu do lOci $500 h, Red Michi-
gan lOe; 1000 do p. Receipts 9,07S bu.
CORN--Quite active at soc Sales 1000
5000, 5000, 5000, 6,OOO, 1900, l0OO and
3, 900 bu, in all $4,000 bu, at SOC Receipts
80, 92s bu.
! OATS-Worih ale sales 200 bu p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Bsg- "No postponement on account of the
weather" is a rule which the SANFoRDs never
violate; and il was a question with them last
night whether an exception shoudnot be made
TO the rule, so execrahe was the weather But
the rain held up for little while, and the peo-
ple rushed to the Hall in crowds between
showers Had the evening been pleasant,
Huston Hall would not have near held al
those who were anxious to see and hear the
troupe This morning we hear Il general ex-
preston Of delight at the performance of the
SANFoRDs last night, and we may expect ia
see the Hall crowded tonight to its utmost
capacity We are sorry that their engage
mtnt ahead viii. not permit them to remain
another nght'or two; so that they will. POSITIVELY
sing but one night more Tomorrow they
start for ST Louis the western boundary o
/ their summer tour and win visit few cihei
intermediate They have an engagement o
several weeks duration in S. Louis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Hsg~ The Sabbath school of the Christian
Church, corner Of Smith and Brown streets,
will have Picnic in "Sloan's Grove, on the
G.. & NJ Road, about 3 miles west Of the city,
on next Saturday OF course the friends Of
the school will be welcomed on this occasion.
The Grove is delightful place, and if the
weather be agreeable, we doubt not the party
will have very pleasant time. The excur
sionists will meet at the 9th street depot at
o o'clock-tpin will leave at clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Ea7~ BY reference to another column it viii
be seen that the young ladies Of Cooper Sem
mary will give a grand Floral Concert at
Huston Hall on Thursday and Friday even
ing of this week It will be one of the pret-
test exhibitions ever held here, and we hope
TO see the Hall crowded on the occasion. The
whole affair viii be under the direction of
Miss ORToN, who will manage it to the salts
faction of the public we will warrant The
entertainments heretofore given by the Young
ladies of the Seminary and presided over by
Miss o., have given universal and entire salts
fact on, and with past experience, we feel
sure the approaching entertainment will ex-
ceed any thing yet given, delightful as they
| have been The Fairy Scenes and representa-
tons will be among the most clever, agreeable
and appropriate imaginable, and the music
well, we had better not attempt to speak of it
for It is too high for us. The scholastic prizes
deplomas, &c, will be presented Immediately
after the entertainment
We will just observe that the proceeds of the
exhibition will be devoted to the erection anc
furnishing of the Calesthenic Hall for tho
Seminary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

'THE GLomoUs 4thl"-Ihe Financial and
Arrangement Committee for the.approaching
4th of July are requested to meet at the May
ors office this evening for business purposes
It is earnestly requested that ere,y member
be present We hope they will not fail, as
the meeting tonight will be very important
indeed is most important TO all concerned.
We are pleased to be able to say that from
every direction from Dayton we hear of the
determination of the people to visit us on the
lth. Let us prepare to receive them heartily
and in old fashioned style.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO June le
The demand for Flour is more active, but
AT prices a shade lower. Wheat was dull and
inactive at decline of l@2c, No ] Spring
selling at 81 GOAL OOl, and No. ? at $500
81, the market closing heavy at the inside
prices,
The corn market was very dull at l74e for
No and i6c for No. 2, at which figures II
closed quiet Oats were steady at 29c in
store Rye quiet Barley dulland lower
Freights firm at 4c for corn to Buffalo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Peter Eberly, , ~, ,c.o
superior A'uiH A'"' ''''
David IT, Bowman, ct. Nl.
ny virtue Of an order o the superior Court OF honl-
Il gomery county, Ohio made a lis Apil term A. u
IsIl In the above entitled cause, VIII on
7fssidV juno 10, 1860.
n ,',s the hours Of two aud four O'Clock p m, oi said
day' sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder, me
Following real estate, viz the same beng ~ tle Town ~
Ihcrt, In the township Of Jefrson, IN the county OF
Montgonery and State Of Ohio and described hs iol-
lows il being lot numbered nineteen lil ~ me hnis
said town vi Liberty fronting ON Man sIees, - uE u ~ ~
ridan drawn Gpm the mouth of The Grent Miami h''er
Aunrnised at S2S5,O0. MAY sell Tor $4,000
c,,y AHnney mylgd- law'lnw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

BEy@ The "1'riumviri' of the SANFoRDs--
Cool WHITE, CARNcEoss and DNEY-called
into our Sanctum this morning to report them
selves in good condition" They don't think
any other place, outside of Philadelphia,
would have furnished go large an audience to
hear any body sing, as attended Huston Hall
last night They consider Dayton some, and
the people here return the compliment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
To-Day,s ProceedImes.

BALTIMORE, June 10
The Convention was called to order soon
after 10 o'clock A. NJ The Theatre was
crowded from pit to dome.
I'VE give all received by us upto 3;45 this
afternoon. The remainder ofthe dispatches
will be placed, as fast as received, on the EN-
FIRE bulletin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Gsy"rhe Examination at Cooper Seminary
yesterday, passed off very creditably Glasses
in Ancient Geography, Astronomy and Eng
lish Literature were examined, and gave evil
dencc of unusual accuracy and thoroughness
Of acquisition Glasses in Geometry Botany
and Science Of Government, were examined
to-day, and acquitted themselves with equal
honor Tomorrow morning az 10 o'clock,
the Theses Of the graduates will be read. Miss
EsrABRooE has the honor of the Valedictory.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
MoNTGOMERY COMMON PLEAS.

ruIIA MAHoNY vs. John Mohony, Divorce. No.
sJ 24i0. ,,., notiGed
u,t ima Mahony did on the 2sth day Of May, AID ls~
az hor ,titon IN the Office of the Clerk at the Nourt
Of Common Pleas within and ior the county Of Mo ,i,
siia a6ssnce nom rthe said Julia Mnhony, for more
than wears lst past and asking that she may he a.,
yorced from the said John Mahony which penho9 vi WIZ
sort ,er,t'' JULIA MAllONH,
'"1l. W.l NJ, oa 1a,n gg By ApAA CLAY, her At y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

res" Last night Mr. RICHARD MoRmsoN
started with drove of horses on the freight
train for Cincinnati. and down near Carrollton
Station, and when the train was ''checking-up,
he stepped from the cars upon what he thought,
in the uncertain light, was a clear space OF
ground, but which proved TO be Il hole dug in
the ground. lie was badly iniured-how Sc
yerely we could not learn; and was brought
home Immediately after and medical assis-
tance obtained
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Bsga Twenty thousand dollars worth of
Watches and Iewelry to be closed out at Auc-
ton, commencing this evening at No. l2l,
Main street, Dayton, and continue during the
remainder of the week Now open for in
speetion Ladies will please call and exam
inc the goods during the day CHmsroPHER
& HUBER are the Auctoneers