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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
There were remaining in the City Treas
1ru tho follovuinor e,ims.

CENSUS RETURNS OF THE FIFTEENTH SCHOOL
DIsTRIcT.-The census of the Fifteenth
School District has been completed, and the
result, compared with last year, is given
ha1oNus
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio opposite this port continued to
decline yesterday, and much more rapidly than on
Tuesday, having Teceded during the twenty -four
hours ending last evening, about twelve inches
leaving channel-depth, according to the Water
works report, Of less than ten feet at this point At
Pittsrurg the river was declining yesterday, with
six feet four inches there at noon.
Yesterday was still quite cool for the season. and
chilly even after nightfall, with vigorous and
elastic atmosphere, and bright, clear skies.
Business on the Landing was quite fair, with con-
siderable animation In that Vicinity, during the
greater part Of yesterday. Freights were offered
with considerable freedom though the tunnage was
in excess thereof, at these quotations.
PitsbHr0- Cotton, 75c,; Molasses, 75c.; Whisky,
4Qo,j Flour, sOc.i Pork and Lard, 45c.i Pound
Freights, l5c. per 100 pounds.
81. LoHis. s.-Heayy Pound Frelghts, 25o. per 100
lbs.i Whisky and Oil, CSC. per barreli Stoves 26c
Ale, SOC. Per barrel. 80
E9aRsville.-W Whisky and Oil, 5Oo per barrel.
CGiro. o.--Whisky and OH, 50c, per barrel; Pound
TLeights, zoe. per 100 ponnde.
hec OTledns. w hisky 81 25; Oil, 81 co. Flour,
Pork, tl Bacon in hhds., 4O@45c.I and other Pound
Tregkts soc. per 100; keg Lard 25c Horses $40 pei
head; Machinery, 75c. .Gttl.
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AUCTION sALE.-By KELLoGG 4 Will.

A AUCTION SALE.-By KELLOGG & WILL.
IA IAMS.-Sale-rooms d and ID East Third
stLarge and positive sale Of Silver plated Ware
ten,6er 49, O'Clock, $1,000 worth Of plated-wSre
baskets, walters, table and dessertforks table and
teaspoons, eastors, assorted, &c. Two thousand
dollars worth Of assorted jeWery embracing all the
varieties and will be sold in liberal lots 10 slit
the trade, Tsel21 A KELLOGG. Auctioneer =
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AUCTION SALE.-By COOPER & STOKES
n n S Ssale-room No IA East Fourth st.-Fnrniture
AuGtion;rooal, ID East Fourth-st., on FRIDAY
MokNlEG, september IA, at o'clock, lot of fur.
niture, OF various kinds Also, fine oval bar and
q large counter, together with bar-fxtures aud
dining room ware, good cooking stove and large
mirrors, and various articles, &c.
sel3 COOPER STOKES. Auctioneera
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LETrERs DErAINED FOR WANT or PosrA,

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE
Wednesday, September IL, 1850:
L. p. B., Boston, Mass. . .....
James Lawson Bowman, Nelsonville, Ohio
John Counts, Sidney, Ohio.
Mrs. Rebecca Cole, st. Louis, Mo.
David Dago, Portland, Ky.
A. Meyers, GesburR, Ill.
u. Nuckolls, Miamisburg, Ohio.
Miss Amelia H. Norton, Fremont, Ohio.
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LOST,

HOST SLEEVE-BUTTON- On Wednesday
n morning, Diamond-set Sleeve button. The
button contains nine stones, and is shaped like q
horseshoe The finder will be Handsomely re-
warded by leaving 1t at the Gazette Office. sel3-a
10 lOharge Gazette
n OsT-DOG-A rough. hair black and tan Ter
II rier Slut, with leather collar. A reward of IS
will be given to any person returning her to the
Grocery -store, southwest corner Broadway and
Fifth-st. sel3-b+
n OST-BABY'S CLOAK-A baby's gray Cloth
IL Cloak was lost yesterday afternoon, on or near
Fourth, or Fifth and Race-sts. The finder will be
rewarded by returning IL to 1S9 West Fourth-st.
II OS ST-BREAsT-PIN- "A diamond oluster
Ia Breast-Pin, with thirteen sets in. The finder
Will be literally rewarded by leaving the same at
this ofnce, or the north east corner of Third and
Race. CHES. NJ. CLARK. sel0-b%
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-By HICKMAN SHULL.
Public Auction, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
september 70; at o'clock, on the premises Lot No.
,WSnashington,st; south side, commencing at point
Learst being llO feet in front by 1853 feet in depth
Sale positive. Terms cash
sel2-d HICKMAN 4 SKULL, Auotfonaers.
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Old CASTLE Soap

old Castillo SOAPS LOWS BROWN
Lind snap: Moss Rose Soapi Geranium Soap Musk
Soar clears HoHsy soSP Sepsss ssb SrIS2 Fop MI,na
sor soap N ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
iua s. w. ecr Oentral-av and Eighth-gl.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

HoUsEKEEFERs who are in want Of a good
sofa or set Of chairs should call at Ooates's 8
furniture store, No. 100 West Eighth-street.
sel2-b@ IL ..tu..,. ',.ir.. n t.i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

NNANp ED-FIVE DOLLARS a week to a first.
w class Girl, for general housework, provided
she has plenty of company day and evening; visits
a host Of cronies regularly; takes no interest in
householdduties; is slow and poking; Is slattern
In work and person; cross to children and grabbed
70 others Is Ignorant Of every thing she ought to
understand lazy in every thing she does know, and
has a tonsue that Is never at rest
Or, TWO DOLLAhS per week and good home to
Protestant or American, without these valuable
qualifications. Call at Il4 IL pkins-st. seil-o'
VWANPED- AGENTs-In every nook and cor
w ner Of The limited States 10 sell our Campaign
songsters From $40 to $50 can be made at every
every village, town and city, by selling our Cam
paign Songsters, Badges, &c.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
STEAMBOAT REeIsFER.

ATrigdls = sepsTioT, Louisyille; Forest Queen,
Madison Magnolia, Maysgllle; Dunleith, NeVillei
Era No 6. Pittsburg Clara Poe, st. Louis; Chester
Ashley and Dixie, Dock
epartares.-suparior Louisville; Forest Quesn,
Madison; Magnolia, MaysyiIle; Dunlelth, Hevillei
Mary Cook, Pfttsburg; Messenger, Memphis Judge
Fletcher, New Orleans; Neptune Dock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

" ANTED-To sell double-entry book keeping
w scholarships on Bacon's and Ohio and Gun
dry's Commercial Colleges, Good for day and
ing and full course of study and just the place to
I spend the long winter eyenings; and young men
save money by buying certificates ofW NJ AOK LEY,
north corner Sycamore and Thrd-sts., Tuttles
Exchange Office. sell-amf
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs--By Henry
Ware, Optician, September IL:
Oetoek. barometer. Thermometer.
Z a, m~..-....... .,"......29.T5 above zero-49
IL Me-. ...............,.....29.I3 I3 Above zero-59
T. ms..............-......2s Go Above sero-62
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
FOUND.

ENOuND-A dark brown mare, about fifteen
II hands high. Any person having lost an animal
of the above description, have the same by APP
plying at IL sargent-st., proving property and
paying charges. sel2-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

FoR fine artistic picture go 10 A. s,
Blooms Gallery, IA West Fifth-st
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PERSONAL.

pERSONAL-The gentleman who found the
Hold Bracelet on Central-avenue, last Saturday
evening, will confer favor, and be literally re-
6S West Third. ST. sei3- ~
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT A FURNISHED ROOM-Appiy
NOR RENT-HOUSE-First class Dwelling in
bath-room, front and back yard. Rent, $40 per
month. c. BRADLEY, so W. Third-st. sel3-b"
ENOR RENT-ROOMS-Three nice rooms to a
n small family. Street railroad cars pass the
door Inquire at 35S Freeman-st., between Hop
klns and LAUREL sel3-b%
EOR RENT-HoUsE-Of nine rooms, hall,
H kitchen, bathroom, and gas throughout the
$3.50 per year. Address D., Press Office se-l3b
EOR RENT-Two furnished rooms one on the
hrst floor, with gas, pleasantly situated, within
hve minutes' walk of the postofice. Apply at No.
8, north side of Seventh third door east Main.
EOR ,RENT-HOUsE-A three, story brick,
E containing nine rooms, bath room, gas, &c,
centrally situated Address Box $40. sel-n+
ENOR RENT-Seyeral unfurnished front rooms,
suitable for gentlemen's sleeping rooms, can be
obtained by applying Immediately at the south-eas
corner OF Fifth and Sycamore, No. 100. ses-f
E0R RENT-By the year or month the large
hall and ante-rooms in Columbia Building,
auire of A. J. KIZER, at Guiou & Kizer's Iron and
Hardware store, North east corner of Court and
Cebtral-avenue. sel-ls
EOR RENT-sHOP-Formerly occupied by r.
n +. Baker, with steam power. Well calculated
Tor iron railing manufactory, OF for any kind Of
Depot. seI2-f$
NOR RENT-Two frame houses of five raoms
II each with collar, yard and cistern. Situated
on Skaats-st, one hundred feet north Of Sixth ST.
tour squares below Hanilton and Dayton Depot.
Rent $40 per month. Inquire at 121 south west
sei2-b' -" BIB. vANDERGRIFT.
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READ THE FOLLOWING LIST

We have just Issued the
DEMOCRATIC CAM pAIGN soNGsTER, No. 1,
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN soNGsTER, No. 2,
Each containing nearly fifty different Democratic
on the Coyer-page.
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN soNGsTER, No. /,
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN soNGsTER, No. 2,
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN soNGsrER, No. 3,
Each containing nearly fifty dlherent Renubl,oan
Songs, with Likeness Of 'HoDest ABEd on tic
CUyer-page. w
Single. copies sent by mail, postage paid, on re.
ceipt Of ten cents
10 persons wishiDg to act as Agents we will sand
twenty COPIES, assorted as they may order, by mall
postage paid, for 81. Ir"H -
BY Express, Railroad OF Steamboat the p,irchaser
paying freight We will send 100 copies Tor 81, or
100 copies for $780, -
The money must come with the order or If sent
by express collect on delivery, the purchaser must
pay for returning the money.
self No. 60 West Fourth gst 0peiensH pSi3lsaHsrb b
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"ANTED-AGENTS- sell Campaign Med
wv ais The likenesses Of the candidates for Pres
dent correct. The price of the Medals is IS per
hundred Agents now selling from 100 to 200 per
day. specimen of either Medal will be sent (by
maill upon receipt of fifteen cents. Address JOHN
STANTON, Stamp and Brand Gutter, 139 Fifth
street, Cincinnati, q. se9-f
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Plumbing ! Plumbing !

n AM PREPARED TO FIT UP BATHS.
n hot or cold; Water-clOsets, Pump ny ydrants-
Any work in my line promptly executed, and On
-'''' ii. MeCOLLUI,
se-3 IOI sixth-tt., bet. Vine and Race.
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OAMPAIGN HADG Msl

THE GRAIL sPLITTER's" BADGE,
With a Portrait Of "Honest Abe.w Printed on silk
Ribbon, "a by inches. Ill7'l l.I- - =
THE DEMoCRATIo BADGE,
With q Portrait Of Douglas or BreckinridRe. the
Democratic candidates for President Printed on
Silk Ribbons, 2H by Inches. ---T : =
THE UNION BADGE,
With Portrait Of John Bell, Union candidate for
PTesidenI Printed on silk Ribbon, 2K BY Iuohes.
Single Radge, by mail, postage paid i8e. i 80
TO Agents 10 for 81; IS Tor 81; or DO Tor ~ - = 4,
vlAlsE AddEess 0 R0at Publisher, No, 90 West
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WANTED

WANTS., ZOE 81 In Fob BENT"
LOST" "FoUND," "BOARDING." ko.-Ad.
vsrtisements oomins under these headings, not er
ceedns ave iDes win be inserted twice for s cent,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
TIms OF cIoslng Malls.

pOsr OFFICE DAYTON, June II 1860. 3
Until further notice. mails will close at this Office as
follows;
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday at 500 A.
For Cincinnati o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday at 1880 NJ and
5;fb p. NJ.
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except Sun
day at $50 A. II.
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at $3.50 Pm.
For Miamisburg, Germantown, Franklin, Hamilton
Eaton, o.. and Connersville, Ind daily except Sunday
5:45 Pm.
For Springfield, urhana, Tifin, ssndusSy, Toledo,
Cleveland o., Fort Wayne, Ind and Michigan daily
except Sunday at slh 4.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centreylle, Indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily at 800 p. N.
For Greenville, g., Union City, Winchester, Munice,
and Jay County, Ind daily except Sunday ut Slb NJ
For Troy, Covngton, Piqua, Sidney, 81. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at sl6 A. NJ.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, at 1890 A. NJ.
For Johnsyille, New Lebanon and West Alexandria
Tuesday and Saturday, &C 1i30AM.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of each
week, at
For Centreve, Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday ut 22:OOM
For Vandnlia and Chambersburg, ut 1900 NJ Tues
day and Saturday
A. ~ Il. A. KING, p. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Later from syria.

NEw York, Aug. lf.
The World has correspondence from Bey.
rout to July 18th and Conatantnople to the
Gath.
In the latter city a serious outbreak had oc-
Cured between Protestant Americans, and a
mob touching the right of the former to the
use of burrying grounds The disturbance
lasted five days in spite of the efforts Of the
ministry of war together with American pat
riarchs assisted by several thousand troops
This occurred in the Ballat quarter Of the
city Since this disturbance was quelled the
Protestants have been driven from two other
quarters of the city by mobs and to prevent
further outbreaks
Government has suspended Protestant wor-
ship The Turkish government however, de-
nies that Professionalism was really at the bot
tom of the outbreak, but that il was got up
under Russian influence for the purpose Of
causing collision between the soldiers and
the Christian population.
A meeting had been held of all Protestant
Ambassadors who sent an earnest and deci-
siye protest TO the Porte
On the day following this protest the Amer
lean residents Of Constantinople received for
NAL notice from their minister to move with
caution as further disturbance was imminent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
New York Items.

NEW YORK, Aug 10.
The steamer Richard Stockton and the
propeller New Era collided to-day off Castle
Garden The latter sunk She had ! 3 pas
sengers. All saved
Rosanna Williams, who was stabbed a few
days since by her husband, died at the City
Hospital to-day
Mary Halligan died at Bellevue Hospital
to-day, from injuries received from her hus'
hand
A seaman of the ship Southampton, just
arrived from London, was arrested to-day on
the charge of numbering Mr. Carey, mate OF
said vessel, during the voyage.
The Saxonia sailed to-day for Southampton.
She took out $350,000.
The Asia took out $3.50, 200 in speolo
Thomas T. 0uterhridge, member of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club, was drowned on Satur-
day, in the Raritan river, while yachting with
friends. He was native of Bermuda.
The London Times, Of the 4th instant, says
that the shares of the Great Eastern had de
cined to s5 6d@95 in consequence of the
report that the Grand Trunk Railway in Can
ada, was about TO commence suit for 100000
damages for breach of contract in not taking
the steamer TO Portland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August l5
The grain market was active yesterday, and
a large quantity of wheat changed hands at
sl@s2c for No Spring, s7@s7lc for No. |
do, being decline of lc from Mondays pri-
ces No ] and red Winter were steady, at
81 90 for the former and 94c for the latter.
The receipts were l33, ,78s bus, against 25, GIL
bus. same day in 1859, and the shipments 95,'
27l against "a, 900 corresponding day in 1853
There was some demand for flour, and a num-
Der of lots were taken at SO 1904 90 for su-
perfine Spring wheat, 81 25CG4 IS for good to
choice extras do, S. 0OG95 IS for red and white
Winter double and treble extras. The receipts
were 1887 bbls, against ,686 bbls same day
in 1859, and the shipments 2,sl6 bbls, against
1921 bbls same day in 1859 There was less
demand for corn, and prices fell off lc. No.
sold down to 4l@4ll, and No. to 42@-
424c The receipts we're 81 $50 bus, against
| ,525 bus on the corresponding day in 1859,
and the shipments 62,212 bus against Is, 9S5
bus. same day in 1859 The total receipts OF
corn since January, 1860, have been IL ,s37, ,O3S
bus. Oats were in good request at 2lc for
No and zoe for rejected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
New Work Market.
[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
~. " -.

tBy Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
New YoRK, Aug. Is.
FLOUR - Receipts 25,777 bbls; market
dull sales lO,2OO at 1905 20 for superior
statei 1905 10 super6ne western; 200
5 40 common to medium extra WESTERN 3a
as 45 inferior to good shipping extra R. II
o.
RYE FLOUR-Steady at 50 1904 90
WHEAT - Receipts s3,0ll bu; market
dull sales 10000 bu at / 2s@l25 for Mil
waukee Club; 26@l 2sl for winter red wes-
tern; 3O@l 81 for white western.
RYE-Quiet at II for new
BARLEY--Nominal
CoRN-Receipts III, ,9l4b marketheavy;
sales $4,000 bu at 62@6s for sound mixed
western; 50 for round yellow.
PORK = Firm at ls e2 for old mess !
10 2O@l9 rs for new mess
WHISKY Steady at 2l@2li
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Cincinnati Market.
ClNoINNATI, August lG

CINCINNATI, August l6.
FLOUR-The market remains without
change The demand continues moderate at
60(95 Is.
WHISKsY-Demand is good and the mar
ket firm, safds Of 700 bbls, at l74@l7sc-the
latter rate for wagon.
OILS-Lnseed is lower and unsettled ;
sales of 60 bbls at 56c 20 do at j9 and 81
do at GO. In the small way, from store, $50
60 seems TO be the rates, but lots on arrival
would not bring over 66 Lard has advanced
to 93c., at which the market is fair Red is in
demand at 6l for distilled and S@8i for sa-
ponifed
GREASE-Demandg good and we notice a
sale of 10 bbls yellow, at s5c. Brown quoted
at 6s@74c, as ruling rates, which is an ad-
vance. Soap stock is generally scare and is
in good demand.
MOLASSES-Sala of 600 bbls at 43c.
SUGAR-Firm, with sales of l40 hhds at
8a@9c.
C0FFEE-steady at l5@l5ic ..sales..of 100
bags at l5lc.
WHEAT-Market steady, fair demand at
95G16Sc prime Red, and ! 08(3l 10 prime
White. Good demand for choice, suitable for
seed. Sales $50 bu good White at | 05 l5O
do fair do at 05, delivered 900 do prime
Red at CSC; 500 do fair White ae 06 zoe
do prime do at l 10; 200 do do at Os; 4OC
do good Red at 97c.
CORN-Ear dull and prices declined lc
per bu, closing at 3s@39c in bulk. Shelled
is in fair demand at 52@55c. for mixed and
white, including sacks. Sales 400 bush ear
in bulk, at 3lc; 1000 do white shelled at 55c
including sacks.
oATS-Good demand at 2s@3Oc. for old
and new. Sales 600 bush from store at 30c
80 do fair new, in bulk, at 26lc.
RYE-The demand good, market firm, al
65@68c. Sales $50 bush at 67c; 500 do tc
arrive, at 65c 800 bush do do do at Csc.
BARLEY-The market is dull and un
changed We quote prime at 7O@75c. Sales
45O bu spring at Zoe.
HAY-The demand is good and prices ad
vanced to 10 00@l6 90 per ton for good tC
prime Timothy, in bales, on arrival
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
NOW York Itens.

NEw YoRK, Aug l6.
A despatch TO the Tribune says Talifene
Hunter relative Of Senator Hunter is appoint.
ed fourth Auditor Of the Treasury.
Mrs Holt wife of the Post Master General
died at Washington yesterday. Her remains
we're forwarded TO Kentucky
The Great Eastern had about 1000 visitors
yesterday She will take about 100 passen-
gers to-day for Liverpool
The SLAYER recently wrecked on the BAHIA
mas is supposed to Lave been the schooner
Peter Howell, Of Baltimore, Capt Rich The
crew It will be remembered were taken into
Nassau.
Counterfeit Is on the Bulls head Bank,
was circulated last night and several arrests
made Counterfeit 5s on the Leather Bank
are also in circulation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16

Bas- We learn that one of those femenine
FAIRIES, who are so exquisitely and ethereally
formed as not TO be capalls of performing the
lightest labor, while they are capable OF eat
ing the heaviest kind of dinners, was at dry
goods store the other day, and after having
had the services Of three or four clerks for an
hour in tearing down and piling goods upon
the counters, she finally made choice Of spool
of green cotton, which she blandly desired sent
home We learn that the proprietor employed
drayman to haul the goods. The fellow on
arriving in Fl ont of the paternal mansion "a
one story frame, which sets down below the
line of the street, backed up the dray, and
procuring plank, rolled the spool down into
the hall door JOHN thought it was barrel
of -four he had to deliver
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Accident.

DAEVuLLE, Pa, Aug. 10.
The bridge at this place over the canal fell
this evening, carrying with it crowd of peo-
pie who had assembled to witness the perform
ance of man named Carr, on a wire stretch
ed across the canal
About two hundred people ywere on the
bridge when it fell Several were severely
hurt
Two children were taken out Of the canal
almost lfeless, but we're resuscitated, A
child is still missing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Aug. To-
FLOUR--Sales of 100 bbls Xxx WV Flour
at 81, Co. 100 ex r W do at 1880 $50 bbls ex
at $4,629 llO bbls do at 1856; and 200 bbls
Xxx at $4,75.
wHEAT-Sales of 6OOO bu red early in
lots at l0lc II 900 bu in lots later at l004ci
5000 bu white in lots at l03c 5000 but at
l02c. Team wheat 9sC9l00c.
CORN-Sales af 1000 bu at i5c 10000
bu at 44lc, 1000 do at 45c
RYE-Sale of 200 bu at Soc
OATS-Sale of 500 bu at zee; 500 bu at
25c
BARLEY--Sells at 50@55c.
SEEDS-Clover sells at $500; Timothy
81, 90; Flax 81, l,2O@l;25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16

Jessie G. Allison, ct al, Montgomery Superior Court
vs.. Case loou.
Catharine Cheney et Al, In Partition.
nURsUANT to an order Of sale issued in the above
case, from the Superior Court OF Montgomery
county and to me directed will oaT at public sale at
the door OF the Court House In the city Of Dayton
Saturday the 25h day Of August, 1850
AZ o'clock p m OF said day, the following described
premises wit Situate In the county Of Montgomery
and State Of Ohio; being the south west quarter Of Sec
ton ~ Of township No I, in range 5, Of lands between
the Miami rivers Except 25 acres thereof devised ty
will Of Frederick Fox to one Frederick u. fox) con-
tanning, I5S acres, more less. Appraised, free
DOVER at s32 90 per acre, and cannot sell for less than
two thirds OF that amount.
Terms OF sale-One third cash, on the day Of sale;
ono third in year and tho balance in two years. the
deferred payments to bear interest nom the day ofsae,
and be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN MILLS, sheriff
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. ie2idtwaWtd