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OCEAN HOuSE

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49, $. SeterSu &c. in arautfarr.
NJ. Sue SreFe IIr ms lme 81 otrtlIrcu III
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80 bills. rsim: usp cp Rsw SrRaaS 5udcr.
10 bbeS. mretunl - rrine
100 ttIs. ptims nt.p o,p M,p StItans 2Folsftt.
Y5u bsiS. @s!Ssu uac Stst smu,."
$40 bbcs. @ustro1er AtcloltS.
o0o bbts. pur itcrceS slSoa 3dmS.
600 bees. S'aeen 5tres uc 5aOuircrs
go beIS. mn ttc.cee tarc (prtusr lsdf.
30 ~tms9Stit'rn Veal Edre. "a
1'o ssIS. Gut ur o5rrN nerttnaS.
900 toreS aeaManG;nt wno I1Ham Ganc(cs.
500 bcrtS 9iat, 9.epa uno ,S~acp Sal.~
$50 ttres !Riu.
SO bills. GraN Nie.
200 balls. rure G;btr Siatau.
90 eerte Gu3Nih Datrp &pc,,.
VI stls. Cincinnati nno a>ct,ltc G9siSfes, Ruun. Gin. qrarSp
&crotal. $N;, uho WIoctra arciu.
$50 tb!s. rue &trItna N3puniain l9ntnfsc.
lOs tiercsS ephbcu porter
l0 baS.tts Gt1neasucr.
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'ooevo pslitirf. p1s1na uat laocre &isarrsn.
25 t6ls. Gieer.
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STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURERS

"lbAM CANDf MANUFACTURER.
Sr'aettr., jrtihen Ter D. u. 8. Strose.
Haa etuflds guHlttnnL. namsniiit 95itrerprrtaufer. ma&e id
'Wt mem s!eRtS e"9ei Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ganop's, 3udcrnau-
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a tn our@ e~cItbeubaf,e Sintauie unit Gajb< 3ablunoen in sn
2tane ss'sst S'n.'' p'lis me Mem ycrfsr 6abrifanisn psHauisn
25 9pres Gorsnttsn, F""
Oaitein. Sitrpnen mo ioqlttee SubfniGtt founeu n,ts i'm sI,i-
zen thc 'orofen cpn MIR bcipaen werern, irpie cum rpr,uoIib,
osut,6e uc IraniHulh. 9Haumen, ale Grtsn Sluiit. 0ifrSuet
uno 'enUuee eenftett. Este Sci, einsemantt Vurfcr &c. M
o'"i "u~' "1 os Hueittun auf mein srOBss Eager ron
Oeutiden Spielpaaren,
aerpeooS, Streerad,rs, :tafet.n, aipman Ganplts ,s. aufs,rfeou
N' e""" S'"~ 'tnheS sa9tre btnti 9Sm W6Bt.
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COO - @rcnA BtIIoo, Wn uao 9tun.
100 W1!pl, uno Nprtpcin.
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%oo " bAplea DuapUwprr Sea.
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100 WrpB Stirlrdpa, 3tpunp NScpp MN 5tor,h,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
CInclnnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 2s,
FLOUR--The market was quite firm to-day,
so that full rates have to be paid for parcels
to fill orders; sales were confined to 100 brls
superfne at 80 so do extr at So so 200 do
Town Hill red wheat ut So.
WHlSKY--The demand is fair and the
market steady sales of 500 bbls at ls3G9l8I,
the latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT-The demand is good at prices
advanced &c. per bush, closing firm at 81 10
al II for prime red, and 81 l5@l lS for
prime white; safes of 1000 bush. prime red at
81 TO- 3OO:do. prime white at 81 ls 800 do.
do. red at 81 l6.
CORN-The demand is good at SOC for ear,
in bulk, and 57@59 for mixed and white in
Guiding sacks; sales lao bush. ear, at lOc.
OATS-The demands fair, and the market
steady at 3lc., in bulk; sales 500 bush., in
bulk, at sic
RYE-The market is firm and the demand
good at 70@7lic for prime
BARLEY-There is a good demand for
prime fall at 95c,, and for choice lots 81 is OBJ
tanned; the lower grades are dull; sales 200
bush. choice fall at 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

Posi- OFFICE, DAYroN, June II 1860.
Until further notice, mails will close at this Office as
follows:
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States daily except sunday 1T s:50A.n
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States daily except sunday at 1880 N, and
i4S p. NJ.
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except Sun
day ats;iO 4. NJ
For Nenia and Yellow Springs at s5nP.N
For Miamsburg Germantown, Fmnklin, Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and Connersvle, Ind daily except Sunday
5l1 - VI.
FOR Springfield. Urbnua Tfhn, sandusxy, Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Eort Wayne Ind, and Michigan daily
except sunday nt $40 4. NJ.
FOR Richmond. Cambridge, Centreve, indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, O., daily at Ono r. NJ.
For Greenvic, C., Union City, Winchester, Munice,
and JAY County Ind daily except unday at sl5 A. NJ.
For Troy, CoNmgton, Piqlta, Sidney, st. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at S1j 4.
For Union, West Milton aud Little York, Tuesday
aud saturday, a 7a0 A, NJ.
For Jnhnsylc, New Lebanon and West Alexandria,
Tuesday aud Saturday, at 1880 A.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, fnday of each
week, WGP.A.
For Cenueyille Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs.
day aud saturday Ut 22.UnA.
For Nandaia and Chnmbersburg, mt 1900 N. Tues
,loy and Saturday.
For raylorsyile, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at SIS
A. 81, f.. 4. KING, p. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
New York Market.
ny Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l

ny Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
NEw YORK, Sept 2S.
FLOUR - Receipts 24,37O bbls; market
dull sales 1900 at 1905 IS for superior
state 2O@5 50 super6ne western; 456
8 10 common to medium extra western; rs
@5 80 inferior to good shipping extra r. H
10.
RYE FL0UR-Stesdy at 8 1904 40.
WHEAT = Receipts 336,939 bu market
heavy; sales 900 bu at 23@l 25 for Mil.
waukee Club; / 26@l 80 for winter red ives,
tern; 34@l 43 for white western; 800
| 35 for white Indiana and Ohio.
RYE-Firmer at 76@TT.
BARLEY-Dull .esE.E
CORN - Receipts 54,Ol2 bu; market
firmer 5000 sales at 67@6s for sound
mixed western; 66@69 for round yellow
PORK = Dull at l9 90 for old mess
l9 25@I9 81 for new mess.
WHISKY-Active at 23@23l.
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Premiums Awarded Second Day.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures.
GLASS I.--THoRoUGH BRED sTALILoSs.

5.-CIAss I.--THoRoUGH BRED sTALILoSs
Best Stallion years old and oversee; John
S1tphin, Butler Co., O.. edwin Forest, sor-
rel, by iPriam,' dam by "Trenton.'
I'd best do do 20 0G George w. Gregg Cir
cleville, o. "Woodpecker jr., blood bay, by
"Woodpecker" dam MARY Allen.
Best three year old and under four, 25 90;
only entry ruled out
Best two year old and under three 20 90;
Reber and Kutz, Lancaster, o. 'Revenge,"
a sorre colt, by imp, Monarch" " out of "Old
Fashion.
Best one year old and under two Is 90;
George W. Gregg, Circleville, o. "Gov. Trim
bic, by "Woodpecker jr," dam alice" by
"Trimble's Eclipse" +.
I'd best one year old and under two 10 co.
Joseph Herren, Ross Co. Henry Clay by
the celebrated 'Boston, dam by imp, Mon
arch I'd ddam by "Rattler,' Sd dam by Spread
Eagle" &c
Best sucking stallion colt 10 co. Reber and
Kutz, Lancaster, o. Surprise" by Bonnie
Scotland out of "Fashion." 4Et
THOROUGHBRED MARES FILES &C.
Best Brood Mare years old and over, $50
George W Gregg Crcleville, Ohio, "Mattie
c. by imported Yorkshire"
Second best do do, $40 r G Corwin Day
ton, Ohio, Matte" by "Marco," by LANG
ford
Best do years old and under $50, "
Vance, Urbana, o. "Lady Lightfoot, by Trim
ble's Eclipse.
Best do 2 years old under 3, $l5, N
Morgan, Franklin Co, "Belle Cora" by "Bal
Boston" he by "Old Boston" Her dam wa
by "Clay's Trustee" I'd dam by "Glencoe, 81
dam by "Woodpecker," 4th dam Sally Walk
er" by ''Timoleon.'
Best Filly year old and under 2, $40. +
Wilson, Madison Co, O., colt by "Micke
Free" dam "Flora."
Best Sucking Mare Colt $40 Geo W Gregg
Circleyille, O., "Fanny Smith" by "Trum
peter" he by "GlencOe," dam Fanny Robin
son"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

DD- Among the very fine collection OF
Farming implements on exhibition upon the
State Fair Grounds not one seemed TO attract
more attention than the Adjustable Shovel
Plow belonging to Messrs Huff q Taylor,
patented in August last by +. S. Huff 1t con
sists of three separate parts, capable of being
regulated for single fnrrow, or three furrows
from 10 to 80 inches in width. Il is very
strong and yet light enough for a single horse,
and is certainly one Of the most useful Improve
ments ever made in implements of that kind
The Committee ON Plows had, we are in
formed agreed unanimously to award the LIST
premium; but finding that it had, through
some oversight, been classed as a "Chltioa
ton" were compelled TO pass it by; and its
position among the former class caused it Il
escape the notice of the Committee upon the
latter 1t is certainly cheap and useful in
vention for our farmers. I
DInDon't forget that Jake Heidlers, at the
Montgomery House, is the best every day
market in the city You can get fresh butter
Vegetables and poultry at any hours of the day
or evening.
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Mr0lral.
scandinavian Rerhedies.


xxyuEN Dr Rob,cl,. Tho celel,ro.ed awe,,,sh phvs.
w ician. introduced hs Blood ppriaer snd piaod
Pi IN the limited States ~ ekt IN n nls lane1,sue
fheir curative uc,,cr This was wears ago 1be task
Of reconnendng them has SINCE reen taken ot,t ol
bis hends Enii9,tened men ,.bose obar.stcr e,r
so,nd ndocnnent and plsosonhv gives tlei, ,uinlone
,veight In the cy s.,,nliV men ,I, ohserte raNeef
and make sasst,rance d6nliv s,re bofore thev de1dc
are evervhere ana ,,roi,e ~, ,,s ~ Sleaa
ronderf nrenarations Ali who son,1de hi thc s,ie-
dom and honesty of mia cass ~ VIM rhoas 10 invas
gae for themseIyes are now IN one mind on thia i'm
nnortant sihieet ''--''
H. poiacE invita- t,c a,,on,ior NJ tha stcu 10 Tho
- Orto5noI Tssgsrs -
from rnanbora of the Medical proasalo, Editoru Of
nuiJc io,,rnais we'll knotsn Merrhanta and Farmers
and ladies fthe highest resnectahiifv oving eccounts
of rnorv ora ,vr,.,oht no thc reT1o,ios ~
Witch c,,rss thsv ihetnaei ~ war. ~
Fys 1iinssses
Theae narfiea may H. Consulted oersonay or nv lat
tor b those who have e,,v duff IN ths anbleet he
evlee In tbe nos-ession of pr Roaelt which "a al
ali times In the nuhlI thc follow.
in, W. ' ~ r' n
e E,,ys
.rha, tho 1llood t,r;scr and plood r,la have haan
,a ~ IT, ~ a,,ai,,si, r T., ~ ' i' INV 49,
''''' '' - Ty,,cf, ,,o As,n,eof,
rba, ttov cpro tho almost mi verssI aoponlant
INV ' ~ w w D,e,nsnsi,
,th ,,rorripo ce,taniys Isnd n n y.rv short tim.
That 49, ZIP othar ,nSdlcines ba,a nryo,ad nsss-s
thay roiicva " ~ ~ F
NY ' Ji,er Ozarlo;nt
nd res,ore the health and strength of iha sufsssaF
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1Wallts.
For the Ganies.

NTR.P. A. LAFEE has just returned from the East
Nl with large assortment of goods in his line, and
among his Watches you will find the celebrlted makes
OF H. l.. Marbles Chronometers Henry Book, Jules
Ranss Jules Jurgensen James Stoddard f. Il. John
son, John Richards and also other celebted makers
large assortmentof American Watches cased TO his
order He is also the only agent for the celebrated ma
ker OF the Jules Huguenin Watches among which he
Is induced 10 sell some low sixteen dollars, and
g1aruntee them TO keep good time on the railroad or
any where else II not they may be returned Also, q
large assortment of Diamonds and other Jewcry
His pure silver ware N manufactured tn order and
stamped with his own name, which he guarantees equal
to coin. His plated ware il manufactured by Rogers
Bro
His goods are bought exclusively for cash from the
importers and manufacturers, winch enables Inn to sell
cheap not only any retailers, but any ohbcrs in
the Union. He has engaged the services Of Mr. RUSSELL
who IN one Of hest watchmakers in the United States,
and II he repairs watch there is oon,ng back for the
deficiency of his workmanship. Any fine watch lef in
his care, heis willing to pay double the cost should Mr.
r. fail 10 repair them as well as any workman in the
United States You will find him ut the old stand next
TO the NJ. Il. Church, Third street Orders taken for
Hair work. aul7daw2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
Political News.

, r ISDIANAPoIIs Sept %.
Judge Douglas arrived here a. eight clock
tonight by special train from Cincinnati.
He was received at the Depot by very large
crowd Of citizens, and escorted to the Bates
House, He will spend tomorrow atthe State
Democratic mass maeting
AT Lawrenceburg, Greensburg, Shelbyville
and several other places along the road Mr..
Douglas made short speeches to the crowds
assembled at the depots
Extensixe preparations have been made for
the demonstration here tomorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
SADDLER SHOP.

NREW a WARFORD Berkel's Nov Building, No.
" o. Jefferson street between Second and Third, at
the sign Of the big Saddle Dayton, o. IRE they keep
constantly on hand, and make exactly to order every
thng in their line. They keep on hand large Rssort-
ment of Buggy, Carriage and Coach Harness. also Farm
Harness Of every description Men and boys saddles,
travelling trunks, yalises carpet gs, horse blankets.
brushes, Whips bttss bu,o rohc and short very.
thing connected with the business, which we will @6ll
at reasonable prices wholesale and retail We return
our thanks to the city and country for their past liberal
patronage, and ask acontinuance of the same.
n4-Repairing promptly attended to. se2lm4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
AddltIonnI from CaIIfornIa.

FoRT SMITH, ARK., Sept 81
The Overland Mail, with San francisco
dates to the sth inst, arrived here this morn.
ing SNNE &M Wtsfi
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph-line
was TO he opened to Los Nngelos by the 10th
inst
Senator Latham and family were to leave
San Francisco on the 18th for Washington,
by the overland route
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
WOR NJ, WORMS, WORM.

TJNHE is at hand when these scourges ofchild-
l. hood begin to become both troublesome and d,n-
gerous Dr. John Bulls Vegetable Worm Destroyer
a remedy alike pleasant and etiectuai for the eNl.
There the least difficulty in getting the children
To take the medicine. 1t is prepared in the form ct
Candy Drops and will b. eaten with avidy by children
Of nh ages. It destroys aud expels more ei-
ectually than any remedynow use, Who at the same
time will in nowsy affect juriously the health ofthe
child
1t can be procured from druggists and country stores
everywhere.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Ofine, Louisville KY.
J. W. DIETRICH,
G. W. CARNELL,
au2sdaw6m Wholesale and Retail Agents, DAYTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

E1E-The premium for the best piano was
awarded to Chas Els, of this city, for piano
made by Steinway a Sons, New York There
we're several fine pianos on exhibition, but
this oyertopped them all, The tone of this
wonderful instrument fascinated all who came
within hearing distance, and such was its
mower that at times when being tested in that
respect il might well be heard far away from
the hall in which II was placed, and at the
same time its softer tones were SO deliciousIy
sweet and clear as to excite the profound ad-
miration OF the delighted listeners, who could
not leave until forced away by the eager crowd
who continually besieged the stand upon which
il was placed The Messrs. Steinway Sons
have always the highest premiums throughout
the countrv-and their collection Of gold and
silver medals, received during the last seven
wears is large enough TO start respectable
banking institution They have been piano
makers in this and the old country some 80 oI
40 wears, and took IA front rank among the
hest makers of this country, upon starting
their establishment, some seven years ago, II
New York; since which time they have moved
ahead, with such rapdity MS TO distance al
competitors, aud now have the largest an'
hest equipped factory in the world, employing
some 100 men, aud turning out about fort.
pianos a week The members Of the commit
tee wore gentlemen Of fine musical taste, ant
had pleasant duty to perform, in paying thi
well deserved tribute 10 the genius OF th
firm Of Stenway 4 Sons 7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
PennaYIYanla PoIItlca.

HARMsHuRa Pa, Sept ~,
A The Constitution Union Executive Commit
tee met to-day under the call Of the Chairman,
Henry NJ Fuller for the purpose Of compile
ting the electoral ticket aud selecting a can
didate for tho Governors Most satisfactory
accounts were read from all parts of the
State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
CITY Matters.
FAIR CONTINUED!

On account Of the unpleasant weather
ihe Ohio State Fair will be continued un-
Ill Saturday evening Let the word he passed
around
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

BsSs~The Dramatic Troupe at Beckels Hall
will give some Of their best pieces this evening,
It is their last entertainment, and will he the
best Remember Beckers Hall tonight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

na5-W ". Phillips took the premium on
Carriages &c., nj the Fair Warren says he
knew it!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

Gfg The Tippecanoe Band was in the city
this morning They made excellent music
and are promising young institution. They
have an exceedingly neat blue cloth uniform
and the prettiest sHGkiest wagon we ever saw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

BlIyD His Royal Highness, the Prince of
Wales. will, we are assured, pass through this
city ON the 9 80 train on Monday morning next,
en- route from Cincinnati TO Columbus. We
are not posted, but presume II. r. IL. will
show himself
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

Rsy-The Rancho was packed full last night
with ladies and gentlemen The Wells Fam
lily draws. They hold forth again tonight
with an entire change of programme, and ii
YOU wish to get a seat, go early.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

BzgnA large brass key was found last night
on Third street, near the Ohio Block. The
owner can have it by calling here,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

Hsg~John Shella put himself in such fine
trim the other day when Douglas was here
that even "Jacl" didn't know him! When
the carriage was passing up Ludlow street
near the Depot, an old lady asked another
(Which is Douglass "That one, she re-
piled, ION the front seat, with gray hair, high
collar and stove pipe hiatt That was John
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

Bf7g"Shulls' is thronged all the time, day
aud night He has the filings and the people
know it,