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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

II Gallery and Picture Frame Mandatory Third ST.,
east of the Post Office.
elflmB CRlDbAND.
nEALE's COURT OF DEATH.-The most
| elaborate and noted work Of Art ever painted by
M American Artist, is the Court OF Death, by Rem.
brandt Penle. This painting covers 3l2 square feet Of
rauylsS-cOntains - Life Size Figures and has never
been valued nt less than S25 900 Il has been gnAed
upon with admiration and delight by tens Of thousands
The subscriber has purchased the painting, and Issued
a splendid Chrome photographic Engraving OF II, pre-
senung perfect Facsimile Copy Of the Original paint
ing. with a its Beautiful Colofs
The size Of the Engmyngis ~ by ~ inches, and tho
price IS Tor winch It's oftred,s only ih the usl.
ii price Of similar w0rkslO0 O00 being issucd instead
Of 5000 the usual number. The homo of every htnly
in the hd should he adorned with this picture, a. he
sides iis beauty ornmcn tho lesson u teaches,
illustrating the evils Of lntemperance and War, and the
end Of ROOd-a Christian Life, are Invaluable, Mr..
Pele says Of the Engraving - can certify that u II an
accurate and admirable copy Of the Original Painting
Testimonials without number, have been received ffon
distinguished Clerymen in pTnise of the Engraving.
Many who receive t. say they would not part Nh II for
ten times il cost IL they could not procure another
Clergymen and Church Societies supplied in quantl-
ties OF not less than ~ copies at time, very hber-
TERMS for one copy, 81 and letter stamps, OF Ave
comics for S. without sntnps. For a letter OF agency
stating specin terms, aud one copy, 81 and letter
stamps sent Ia strong rolls by return mail with q de-
scfpon II 81 or more is sent in letter, get dnt
or have the letter registered. Write the Name, Town.
County and State plainly. Address
g. q. COTTON, No. ~ Park Row, NJ u
iyildawl3 p o. Box aapi
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CITY Matters.

RsS~ See the supply of good things at GEB
HARTs' 50 Jefferson street He has got new
supply of everything nice in his line Call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

csy~Col WooDs Museum Of Living Won
ders will exhibit nt Huston Hall on Monday
ev enng II is the most curious and unique
Show now travelling, and will well repay sew
eral visits See the advertisement in another
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

a--n IL you would have sOmethin
%>~1a extra In the Daguerrcotype, Ambrotype or
Photographic line beadvised and go to sEERoHM's
PALACE OF ART, Market House lie is the only
Artist engaged in this business. octe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04
GREATEsT CuRIOSITIEs IN THE WORLpl
191ants.

NNANTBD.--A good Cook, Washer and Ironer
w Apply Immediately at l02, Jefferson street. Third
door below fnurth. y278t
XXTANTED.-Anyp person having Cash Capital Of
w seven to ten hundred dollars can learn where he
can invest II in good we'll established lucrative and
safe business by addressing p. o. Box, No 1910 Day
ton, q. jel1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

An Ornament i'm Every Family
BE The new and beautiful ort Of Transferring
coored or Plain Engrayngs Lithoppph., Ambrotypes
etc, 10 Glass, Marble or Wood, sent free To any
address, on receipt Of 20 cents or stamps to
iylldawm1 GEO. W. PLACE, 776 Broaawny N Y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

BsS~ The first demonstration made upon
the dogs this season was effective, in that il
carried them of pretty fast The system was
stopped by the passage by Council Of a meas
ure known as the "Dog Pound which was
intended to preserve the lives of valuable dogs,
and consgn to the death only worthless ours
This measure would probably, work very well
if it could be brought into practical enforce
ment But we can hear nothing of the Dog
Pound; and in the mean time (mean enough,
we assure you,) the dogs are as thick as huck-
leberries, and not muzzle do we see upon
any of them. We cannot kill the varmints,
and we've no pound to put en- in. Amt
the "Dog Pound joke
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

LNOR sALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURCH cor.
II ncr Of Fourth and Jefferson streets land II want
cd with a lts furniture and fixtures Fol terms apply
either 10 y. GEBHART, or
inrlll JOHN MCREfNOI,DR
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49bpsiriails.
T.J. KINDLEBERGER, NJ. d.
Spring &c DAYTON.O
nEVoTEs particular attention to al Chronie ps-
~ cases of the
CHEST AND EYE,

And especially
Diseases Incident to Females.
bS-ufhce m DaytOn-eorner of First aud Jefferson
streets, with DR. Sheets
M Dr X, will ho m attendance at lbs Office ~ DaJ
ton, every Tuesday. iy.tniEI2m
nR. A. ECkEHT's celebrated Restorative Bit
- ters, for the cure Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
Debility Sick Headache Loss OF Appetite and an the
unpleasant symptoms following IN the train Of Indges
non with null directions Tor their use, may 10 had a
). W Diotroh.s Phillips House, Dayton, William Neg
ley's Germantown; owen Hnihold near Cenireville.
journal copy y20iw
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Tbe Campaign.
CAMPAIGN MEDALS.

1 CONTAINING Correct Mednotype Iikenesaes II
" the different candidates for the Presidential Chm
now ready The likeness ol the President on one sds
Rnd Vice President On the othera neat medal, noi
ne size of hrc dollar gold piece, making beauth
canpHiun charm or tadRe.
Orders addressed to y. sllfLL, Phillips House, co
nero Main and Third SIS, Dayton, O., win meet wiin
prompl attention.
clubs supplied on favorable tcrms
samples sent by mail receipt Of nine three cent
stamps. iy2s
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Send your LIkeness to your Friends.

might for One Dollar, letter Sheets AT the Art
IL Gallery and Picture Frame Manufacory Third st.,
east of the Post Office.
feltlmB Y W CRlDIANDs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

CRowsrr. the publisher, is a clever fellow,
who has been trying to please the Fremen Of
Ohio for more than year past, and make a
living by H. He failed, as the above will indi-
cate, and he will hereafter devote his time and
talents TO raking together something upon
which to live We learn that he will soon lie
in the newspaper publication business at Tip
pecanoe, Ohio. Go in, Charlie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

pa" Passing along the street the other day,
we saw two little boys fighting They were
plugging II into each other like blazes Going
up TO them we took one Of them by the nape
Of the neck, and asked them If they weru not
ashamed of themselves "Now, you just l'mc
60, said the Little belligerent MY brother
we retired
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

MoHruARY take the following from
the Firemen's Gasette, Of this morning.
DiED.-on the 9Th of August, after short Illness
the "FiRfaESe GAzErrri' aged one gear, four months
and three weeks
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

BS5" Some Of our Republican friends take
exception to the notice VIC made Of the Biack
Republican ball the other night They say
we ought to have said il was held at Becker :
Hall On the front of the place is this line Of
words, thus
REPUBLlCANWlGWAMl LINCOLN &HANllN
If that don't spell "Lincoln and Hamlin
Wigwam," what does It spell Eh2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

Bankers, Merchants, Manufacturers, Lawyers, BIlS-
ness Men--in short everybody wanting Printing neatly
and expedously executed will do well to give ecu
10 MainEStreet,
"a door from Ma rket.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

INOR SALE.--A highly recommended Nfilch Cow
II and Calf for sale. Enquire of "rressmann Ein-
pre- Office, ITO Main street. Jyd6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

mKx ANpER-sDadenly, on Thsrsday, Marco Is At Fsy-
posst westehesses County, ysn n oa0sA's' ~
W relatives Of the family IvseS e 70 n si.
~ tSs Harlem Railroad DepO, Twsniy;.1th Tssss
Eeafth svea ue TO the train due at y oc'0O s,
BALDwlN-on Friday morning, March To- 0eoe''''' -
rss.1 ~s Sss place q, her residence orSOs Cc. %
ss1 Sss,ss DsPs :s "a S " e: a
v attend Train leaves The foot q OsD'''"
saRrLErr-a, ouius.y KY ussSsS S M1Tsn soI lsa
\ Ba,ilstI .s s.1shssr Of the late Dr. BENZ =
S,Iy w. On Thursday March u.s. Garrett Byreq
- Al sae an tbs heart Of James and Eoh oSen Ss~
ys1 sS0 - "a cv. on wednesesy March H. Joseph
1 a,eS 40 yearsS native Of Queens County, Ireland
T his re,dence Ma 80 boerum treet brookyn on
sraoX evening March Is Bernard Caik aged 81 yeaTs
cox-In this city, on fhmsOes March lS Mrs C. L. Cox.
DOWLING-n this city on Thursday afternoon March TO-
May infant daughter OF Terence ana O'"ls
MINI EAyYIu This city on Thursday March u.s. MIgse:
Dsnesvy vile Of Thonss DuheaVy aged 70 years and
montha- .
yIsHERn this city, on Friday morning March l6 su33'nly
q Grease Of heart John Flsher Of NeERochee IN the
H. fsDSs sns relatives family aud those Of ais brother
w CLIFTON o. bIs Se respectfully invited 70 s.''ES M
William Gosdby No Is second avenue at l2t oe0cA with
eat further invitation.
HALL-In this city, on Thursday March 10 OF es,et eyy
Epa AG,es youngest child Of Gilbert o. and Sarah L. HAL
and ,saIves o. the family are invited attend III,
the re'idenee OF her father No. OO First see'
Saturday o. p NJ
HUGHEs-At bis late residence, in Brooklyn, Friday
March 10, hemy q. hughes, aged ~ years $50 -, -
The ends family invited TO se1d MS iunera OF
Sunday afternoon at % from ST. Lukes Cnorch Ohntoi
asenUe and Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn
ILhDsAY-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, March H. jane
Lindsay, in the 4Otb year of his ast
HARsCHALK-On Wednesday March a. suddenly, Of disess
the heat while e. the Cemetery OF the EveIgeens JON
hAItehslb, IN the S4th year o. his age
OUIHN-In city Wednesday, March H. Of ptotrscte
Ae,s Mr. James QninD, wioOw OF the late James Quinn
he Goth year Of her age.
RpSHUn FriaAy morning March l6 at No u Fulton
Brooklyn EdN ard Rush, formerly OF ba lymAhon lesn'
aged o. 3eaTs.
sareet NsS orb, O'Clock p. M, Sunday. His II
mans will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
RICHARDsON-ln Brooklyn, Thursday morning Mach
Jeremiah Richardson, ageo 70 gears
RYAN-At5 O'Clock Wednesday morning March "a, at "a
New. Oyk Hospital, Edward Ryan, nalive Of Kilkenny
Ireland.
RITTER-on Thursday, March Is Maria wife Of Peter Rite
The Iei.si1e ana friends family respectfully invited
attend funeral from her late residence, No Hudson tel
rsce Hoboken Sunday the 18Th nst, at oelDck
SPARKs-In North BrooA6eld, Mass Thursday, March
eonumpton Chloe p vile OF h. q SPARKS, aged 3J years
soptbs and Also Oct ~, Ab5ie H. daughter
ChOe p. aid Il. d. spaIkA aged II years
SECKLRsn this city Thursday morning March is, Kat
Skes months and 10 days infant daughter
Alfred and Caroline V. sieAles.
TNTTEN-At Chelsea Mass, Monday March IL, Mrs
Lets widow OF the late John Totem In the 18th year
Der
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AeupprTs avn MQuksrN-a 0er 49, y s 49,.
- $500 vhae fsaxiceeA fen down mEk % sts'is
~ heeY saoon and - seriously snfared V
s.ssk Coioser Shumsr be 70 "a inqness oa the oeoy
str ~ ~ Garner OF Fhh aud Tenth venue whee
cred verdict Of accidental death The deceaee
Apt al Years Of Jorooer jaekmsn held an invees
"a H. Ninth Precinct station House. the body OF q
49, innf which loal wrapped s carpet 10 fSnt Of
- s nrc opher street. DR. WsHie made poet mortem en-
Of the body shsn sppesea that death eSused
- s,slenca The yury returned verdict accordingly.
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MARRIED.

xREz KEYsER-On Friday, March 16 by the Rev T. n L.
esok A. Joseph Metz TO Mary E. KeyseE. all Of this cry
phaKER-KEYsER--On Friday, March l6, by the Rsy n
Csok Elijah s. Psrker 70 Margaret ks3ter al Of '' es'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
printing.

UNGRAVING and PRINTING. - Halfprice
h Wedding At Home Note Papers ke. sqiine.. c9St
Eor ale noe Engraved Plaes or lmPressions vii be pr
nisbed for Magazines, Se., at . very cneep rate
yMTM- EVERDELL & SONS, IO4 Falton-E>
w TNc1 AYERS and PRINTERS. Established 1873.
r.y. KvNhnYIL VIZ. LVEEDHLL, IN, hKshr EYxkDsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

Il r. ROBINsON's INDExICAL SILVER
IL sOAP-A snd beautiful preparation, made oy
the 81 8rON lNDEXtCAL SOAP Co., Drssy for clesn'
ing snd poshps Sf,erPated and britannia Waves AMI for
cleaning ToIs, marble, Tin, he IL Il much nore con-
yanisns and elective tbas Of the powde In ss,
snA NAY be- used BY insxoe encsd help With peec
.aty a, contains nothing that possibly nurs toe sns
os or eTy the most delicate akin though not Do
sITpsd sr .o IL IL far superior TO any other Soap for
slssnipg On. Boue Psn sstuary Artificial Teeth rlae 40:
MANY OF our largest and manufacturers Of Silver and
Pla,ed Wave who used IT, have gwen II their unqualified
approval. Read the following; .p e., ,s.o
"Hessrs. sAyyoRD BuRDIrr-Ge"asnsn Amer repssted
as of your Silver 3oep recommend &c the best ar
Sic we have ever see, cleaning PLACED and silver
uust soon DO nseA By every family Yours, respectfully
"sHREyE, BROWN h 20. 0sss Jones, Ball l. Coy
BosToE, June ], $3.50.
"Csndemen. We have during the last twelve months oven
vour Silver Boap ougn trial. and find there Il nothing equal
70 II a. Il cleans silver quicker better with less trouble
thsn been able TO ind Yours respectfully
"g1NUEL Il. RD5BY 4 Co. No. 90 Westinghouse"
PUMICE-STONE SOAP
This unyaled for lie sraye properties 10 Tree nom
,ensio sah II SCOUTS hands and renders them son and
bite IL Acts Ike magic in removing Writing and rhn.er5
nh Pitch Vanish Acid and othe stains from the lands with
out the uss Of oil alcohol other neotrazng agents
squa beat French Poncne In quality and Is SOLD Tor ''
uian half the prics. -o,, ,,YDrv,c., so.pr
sanford BUa0ITT, Agents, Boston
eold BY dealers senoSsliy In New-YoTk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

VERY INTERESTING to HOUSEKEEPERS.
JAMES IEGRAMiS PATENT WATER-BACK
COOKING RANGE, proved by hundred IN use
70 be the best and simple remedy against putting
the ire should the wser be stopped IL also prevents all break
Ne and leakage GROUND for proof Of which call ane
examine send for circular with certificates the
.hob are sufficient recommendation. J. INGRAM BON
Manufacturer No. ga 4,h-sv., New York.
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feaai Notifes.

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sarrcgs'o s' =
- csnnty o. York notice Is hereby gyen - 80 AZ
800 h,Sus claims against CHAR Les DAVIS is,s y ritA
% i,o.- Founder deceased to present the ~ s.t
thereof 10 the subscriber at her residehea o Al Sv al
,shs m .hs City Of NewYork on OF eeios ss lssa
io I Dated Nsv.york the a0th day 81 peo1n,ossi
ar lawenisS sAlAh u. bA'~'
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Orsan Cleaners, sc.

WELLS, FARGO & cos
w EXPRESS,
cALIroRsiA, OREGON,
PACIFIC COAST,
viii be dspa ched on TUESDAY 10th March at IL noen pee
" o. 3. Mail Steamship
NORTH STAR, .
connecting at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Cos
GOLDEN GATE
No height received on day OF sailing. ,
small received up t. 10 on the day OF sailing
lptiers N overgment received up 10 II a. NJ
sitht exchange on san francisco for sale.
Coles-i ns and casb advances made on goods II, -,
Freisst money payable here at destination 81 opon
,bpse except on persbe goods eight OF which must In oil
essts, be prepaid
TOT is'ss Vi H's-" A'f' WELLS, FARGO Co,
Ne. % Broadway.
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Ms1iral.

.NIEpIeAL COMMON SENSE T. - ;.
Nb FoOrE tho antAor Of this poPoE oes d. ID no.
ana Who hs. dasut disease 81 ons stsadns al - go
Nh, AZ once Thousands Of Supposed nenrs0le es
~ a. Satiue miraculous In this cry ~ -. SrsF %
ssa,s practice Winter ohee No. so bresess Cssae
n. g 10 o. r. Invads ct distance can \. .hsss
10 l,ay liz Boob VIII be sent BY mail postage ps'ss
40 ren,it ST. Address a. ebeTe.
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TIME REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

i TON for BOSTON, PBovIDENcE-Lsnd Roote-fss
.horte.t ard most direct-Csrrying the Eastern Mail
The Steamers PLY MOUTH ROCK. CAPT. Joel Store md
COMMONWEALTH Capt W. Williams, IN connection VITA
b, ,toun9ou Providence and Boston and rrovdonoe h
roads leaving daily (Sunday ezcepted nom Per NO
lnson $3.50 ariya Of the mall train which esvss
Boston at $3.50 p. N. =, W.,
mes lay Friday From stoningonTuesdsy Aarsdsy Md
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Nev-Yorh-ruesdsy, Thns-
lay and Saturday From stooington-hOndsy wednesday,
and Friday. .
Passengers proceed nom stonngton, rsrsad % tny
dencs and Boston IN the Express Mall Train reaching aid
oaces IN advance of those other and In ample time for
al the early morning nes connecting North and Es fe,eo-
gers that prefer remain board the steamer ey nsots
ses undsturbed breakfast desired and leave soniBTos h
the tIsin connecting st Providence with The ii m tsa
for Boston.
Fare fiom Providence 70 Newport 50 centa
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and xn hrogh
each way. -
passafe berhs ssterooms freight apply or board thu
steamer the Feshtohee Pier No. North hv OF o mo
office Of the Company, No. Is Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
Jnsuranfe Companies.

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.,
~ BOsTON-Capita and accumulated Premiums slOSses
d. Paying cash Dioenis Of cent % al the insured
T,npbes poIts etc. furt ished gratis JOHN hOfrEr
Aren't Attorney for the Co No ITO Broadway, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
Removals.

IMPROVE YOUR EYES, by NJ. WISE,
Il OpTIClhN
Has REMOVED TO No 755 BROADWAY; 80 ssro
Persons with weak eyes be supplied win 70
biea will ,ea,ly bench and strain tbs sight IA hcnM
attention ia paid TO q 'tys Of PtksPcCfltE OR IUNo
GLASS of be Flint which through thei' high po,a ana
ne S,ound produce the pures vision and haze been bgn
recommended best, their effect upon the eye ioI pre-
serving and the sight in eontnu ID writing an Iead
persons and those operated upon Tor Cataract
also be- sui'e -. 81. ,,,,.
He inserts NEW GLASSES ofsupehor y In old hsnes
and solicit, the Of all 10 want OF bis erti les
he all pectsees purchased Of hun 20 SUIT tne
Eve years change the slisses without extra cnrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D.. Editor of The
II sespel attends exclusively TO operative surgery and hs
Of the pelvic viscera Rapture hRmon
holds Ptu and concealed hbscess Of the cured
without kIfe hgature Office hours from 10 NJ 70
and 10 D. m No. ~ ShsG At all other hours he IL al
bis private hospital where every comfort OF domestic life
ed for those who require The important operations OF
,ereful dietetie treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

ATTRACTIvE SALE OF
~ MAgNIFIcENT ROSE ROoD FuRNITuRr.

n MAGNIFICENT Rose ROoD FURNITURE,
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS sTATUARY. BR0NZE5,
Library and valuable WORKS Of Art ard articles Of veru 81
the elegant residence 40. 52 Wet 2st ak dose from 1h.
ay Oh MONDAY, March a, log O'Clock the uudorriSoed
will eel above by catalogue ths ens elegant PAor Dnins
Room Chamber spd Nursery ~ aNIfURE, whsh entirely
new having made order but time ago, and
prses magnificent c,sy aud cs@se collection Of rcn
hrscas furniture and oea10u works Of arr that has oeen
tive peJemptoy Amoog which superb Rosewood Piane
Forte BY Fischer splendid Rosewood Pa'lor Suites o. ,
cred in sotn irooade made by Broadway msker superb "
CERES stausy and Moaic top Tables Pey aud Mantel Mu
rors over go va d. rich Carpet Original Paniinssi Italian
pr,Ize.; Marble stausre Dining Furniture Of every
d scripan, Cut Glass, China Sysrwae 49, with elsgiat
Roeevoo Bedroom Furniture Terms Of sae, cash. cifen'
mo, ev an a dtpos ,m puchsserp. Sale rain shine.
W. b. WESTC0TT Co Auctionesrs.
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Gntlerp, 6ar6ware, &e.

4 MEXICAN SHEET IRON, Of excellent quail
N ty, and at low prices, for sale by
JOHN w. QUIn CY K Co.. no. 90 Williams
INGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIN,
Il ANTHONY, LEAD, sPELTEH-s0LDEH, PIC IRON
Sor sale BY JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No. % WIlsmst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of weI-seasoned
"A BiLLIARDTABLEs, made in the best possible na1pei
and at prices viii he found al the PHELAN Bill
LARD TABLE MANDATORY Nos. o. g. 81 and 10 Cros.
the lowest rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

CTEAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-
- United State. Mail Steamship ILLINOIS Capt 3 z
GrsBn Of the U. 3. Navy will sail between Newfors
Southampton, and 6svre:
From N; Ioll for I---RsturniHs soT1g.xy7o-
:sTas az, A SaEHs Tuesday April rs Hs.asS %pa g
Saturday, may TOe.9sy June s. Wsdns:S.y J I1. q
Pass.sn EIrHER WAY rHE SANE Ara
frs. Cabin, only price, eloo Second Cabin, 500
NO ,h TosnAsGE agent No Bowling srssn NewYOrk
COUTHAMPION and HAVRE.-The NORTH
y ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY viii dispatch for
the above pot. their endid steamship ApaiATC Capt
C0ms.ock on the following days nom Csna =. Wnsn'
sAfus1AY, Apnl a. TUESDAY, Nays.
sESsSs$ $$E:$sE 81 81 j,
and sou,Sampton the d.y amer leaving aa7To:
the verdi hSs for eone% safety and speed She wss
compartments Cabin PASSAGE, slso.
or passage apply WIZ a 0' % Il X No.
ofioe on the wharf foot Of Canl q.
Agents It London and sOutnanp.on-Me'' Grnneu Tinker
Ss.bt. at Hsvre-Me..r, wbitlOe. 4 Punnea.
Agent PSris-Jsnes W. Tucker Esq, No. 10 Fsuoourg
Monmnte
IT S. MAIL LINE to CALIFORNIA-By
u. steamers of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
shIP COMPANY from New:York 70 Aspinwal d,
By Railroad Of the Panama Railroad Company from Aspnw
to Panama
And by Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company from
Panama TO San francisco.
From the foot Of Warren.st.
Tue steamship NORTH STAR, Capt. jones' win leave New
The steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Cap. TnLepsush, the
Wien hes dses fall Sunday the day of departure will be
An extra steamer VIII be dispatched nom NewYo March 30
with passs myers and freight
Fhst cabin passsse $lod secoud cabin steeaEe 300
For further Information, apply az she only Ofice
No. III West-ss, foot Of WsTen-ss.
n BAH persons forbid trusting any socouns Of
the above ships or owners
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI-

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
IA CATION COMPANY'S NETWORK AND GALWAY
LINE-The departure from New York viii be the SPLEEN
did and powerful steamship CIRCasslAN, Capt Campbell
which viii leave on THURSDAY, March d. 1860 touch:
ing st. Johns receive the royal nails This vessel
greatly improved ut large outlay her accommoda
ons increased and she Of the hnest and
fastest steamers shoat. . -.
Including many OF the principal cities the main
provide plate knife FORK and bedding Passengers st.
Johns first eas s5 Pssagein third class oe secured
Galway for $50 59 from Dublin $35
from Belfast S37; from Londonderry f3 sos from Waterford
sa' from Limerick s3S from London, SO; from Liverpool
SO and from Glasgow so Fol freight passage apply only TO
ALEX HOLLAND 4 Co.,
Agents for the line No. 81 Broadway.
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6onse- furnishing GOODS.

CATARACT WASHING MACHINE-A Perfect
~ Article that cleans clothes thoroughly without rubbing
Clothing Time and Labor IL operation daily at NO. 43
BrO seco II 4 IA and
SULLIVAN l. HYATT, PIopretois 81 Boekman-t N. Y.
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Daurins ACADEMIES.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
H. No. &C Broadway, NewYork
No. 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn.
GLASSES OPEN AT ALL TINES FOR BEGINNERS.
Win continue open until the LIST Of June.