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HousE-Mr, Sherman reported back lhe
Senate resolution 10 adjourn Monday week
with an amendment substituting Wednesday
next week The confusion was excessive.
Mr. Farnsworth said il the members of the
Baltimore Convention were TO control here he
would move that the door keeper let them all
m
Mr. Barkrdale said these gentlemen were
not creating the disturbance The members
ON both sides of the House were doing it.
The amendment was disagreed to-yeas 90
nays gG.
An Intellectual effort was made to table the
subject
The Senate resolution was adopted, l23
against 5s.
SENArE-A number of private bills were
passed
Mr. Hale introduced n bill to prevent the
unlawful detention Of mail matter
Mr.. Wilson introduced n resolution TO cstab-
lish quarantine laws in relation TO the importa-
ton Of diseased cattle into any Of the States
| Mr. Sumner moved to take up the House
bill to raise the mission to Sardinia. II was
taken up and passed
! The resolution in regard to the public peni-
| tcntiary was taken up
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Timn Of Ginning NTaIIs.

posr OrricE, DAYTOS, juno II 1900.
Unt further notice, mails will close 1T this office as
follows; a.
Fnr New York, Philadelphia, mud New England
gtntcs, daily except sunday at 800 A. NJ
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Westrrn, Northern and
Southern states dniy except sandny nt 7iaO AN, and
biih =, ".
day ut 500 4. ",
For Xrnia and yellow Springs nj 800 ,. ~.
For Mnmishurg, Germantown, Franklin Hamilton,
Eaton, q aud COnncrsyllc, Ind daily except Sunday
For Springfield, urlnna, Tihn, sandus.y, Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Fort Wayne, Ind, aud Michigan daily
eXcept Sunday at $40 Nm
FOR Richmond, Cambridge, Ccntrcyile, Indianapolis
Ind, and Now lnris % daily ~ p:OO p. N.
For Circenyilic, O., Union City, Winchester, Mlnice
nnd jay County Ind, daily except Sunday 1T $40 A. ~
For Troy, COvington, Piqua, Sidney -. MaryH and
Fort WAYNE, ,lnly except Sunday at H;lb A. N.
For linton, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
| and Saturday, ut 1850 A. NJ
For Johnsvlle, New Lebanon aud West Alexandria
| Tuesday aud saturday, nc 7i30A.M.
| For CLAYTON, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of cncl
week, at0P
day nnd saturday nt 22OO n, %,
| for Vandala aud Chamborsburg, at 1900 ~. Tues
day and Saturday.
An II. A. KING, Z. NJ.
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Church Dlrectory.


sabbath Services are held In the several Houses Of
Worship in Dayton, as followa
peaey Chdpc, (AfrhoAst)- Third street. south side,
near Main Rey, John N. Lcnytt, Pastor Services at
7hiri sigsr ffdbWarian Ch,gch.-saith East corner
Of Third and Ludlow; Rcv :. q. Spoos Pastor Ser
yIss , % }ae }iS ~, @ae ess. ~ North West corner oscc.
ond mud Ludlow. ncy. Dr. Thomas Pastor Services
1S7, IVA, y p, ,9djSA WA Es, "a clair .,rc., o., oo,o
Third. Rev Mr.. kompcr, Pastor. Services atl
Cbag'd,aiional CAurch-st Clair street between See.
ond and THIRD Rev Mr. Wright Presiding Pastor.
EagS L"lstaS ~ caarsiP S Main street, East side be.
tween Fourth and finh Rev. y. W. Conrad, Pastor.
MT Bapdsi Cia,efI North East corner Of JcI,rson
and Fourth streets. Rev E :. Talbot Pastor. ser
a. ~ fSafei tIioieaam Episoopoi) Jefferson street
betwcen Fourth aud fihh, Rey Anthony Zen Broccs,
Rector. Hours Of service ut iOlS a m, and pm.
German R,tormoi Caufch.--liidlow street East side
between 2d nnd 3d. Rev Gco W, willard, Pastor.
Hours of service oi io4 an, and IhPim,
Jackson and linh streets. Rev George &. Cmm,
In.tor Hours Of service m iOlS u m, aud pm,
Brown streets, Elder !. W Errett, pnstor Hours o
service ut l0Ia NJ, nnd y N.
Rnaauds Church, (CdikoIc) -llev. J, lluhne, Pastor
franklin street, between Ludlow md pmnc street
rfrrt mass nt ~ n m. Second mass p,9om. Vesper'
I aossphs Church, ,(Oiiho,ie)-second street. East o
the Canal Rev. David Kelly, Pastor, Mass at loan
Ncspcrs mBpn
HfSf Unitol Brethren ChWrt-smth street. East %
the Canal. Rev. VIM. J. shuey Pastor. Services u
lniS u m, and SPIN.
S5co1d Untci B,c,hrn Church, .t0cnoa)- Wayne
street. Rev soomau Vonnieda, Pastor Services
lOT a m,spm.
n Rials (Episcopot--(worrhip with the Congregn
tionnl Church. -, Clair Strcetl Rey. Chandler hoh
bins Presiding Rector seryioes--lOl6 ~, aud "a
y M . ,
Sccond Baptist C7pirch-North Fast corner Of Wayne
and Finh streets Rev n. W. DickcnsOn, Pastor. Ser
yce--lOL N, IA.
Hrd Uairersdfisf ChWrch-St Clair between 1hir
and Fontth streets. Services NJ lOiE ~, rn1s y M
| 81 Pdiis, (Go1HaH Lutheran )-key. Frederick Hu
Muhen Pastor. Service ai iOam.
Ge,1nda Etdagcliodi, Luibcrdn CHarcl-Scnrs street
Rov Henry Boruhnrd, pnator Scryicc lOa m,
Lmlow Nrei Mission, (CW0roi l-Ludow street be
tween 9th aua eth streets Rev John lhwroncc PHsoi
Service ut pm.
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Communal
nnrInn Mnrkeh

OFFICE or THE DAILY EMPIRE,
DAYroS, SArranAf, JuSr lGrn, 1860
tcouciod da0s by Ii,naaa,sS nao., Icacr.on Hneeil
We have little 20 report in any Of the de-
arlmentsofbade Indeed very little Is bcing
done now in any trade.
FLOUR --Trede mostly local, With little
shipping demand Small sales wholesale At
81, 30 Retail 81 70, Whitc wheht ~ 20,
WHEAT sl 10, with downward tendency
CORN.--Thcwecipts inco have been very
fair for the last week, and on account Of the
promise Of the growing crop the price Is
tending downward Sales are made nj iOc
OATS.--Rcceipis ihir, aud sales Of small
lots Mt 30 cents Tho now crop Is having n
depressing effect on prices
BARLEY, Little doing, and we can give
no quotations
RYE--Rcceipts very light and IN request
ut 90c
Nothing doing in Flaxsced or Grass seed.
GROCERIES, ETC
corrected for the DAILY EnrRr by Kncsly, Mcintyre
4 CO., No $40, Third -
sugar, active and advanced 1 cent
Moasses, advanced ! cent
Coffee morenctiye with advance of lc.
We quote today
Coffee l4}Gl5
Sugar firm ai Slm9l.
Moasses fGGGlS IT
Teas 36G06j
Cheese 7lGDsl
Tobacco 20G040,
Rice 56n5l
Pruncs SlG09.
Candies H.
Sonp 5lC9L
White Fish 5,25@5,jO, Halves
Mackcrcl g,0OG20,00 per barrel, ms TO quail
ilS. as
Dried Apples GC7l per pound
Brooms ~, 25GGS2, 40 per doz ~
1aow D(r94
Snlt $40 per bbl
Beans, White Sl0e per bn
Butter lOGel2
Eggs sl@g
Pepper l0G@ll
Aspice l0@ll
Raisins ~, 75CrS3O0
Valentia do 9lMl0 per H.
Figs l0@ll,
Vinegar 6Cr9 per gallon
Lead GGr7
Shot 200 per keg
Starch &c,
Ground Spices % per doz
Tar 81, 25tG$5,00 per bhl
Matches 20 per gross
Cotton Yarns 20 per H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

nay" In accordance to call the Honor
pnthic Physicians of Ohio held Convention at
the office Of DIR. WEBSTER, In this city, on
Thursday of this week 1t was largely atten-
ded, and great unaminity of feeling and sen
tment prevailed A State Medical Society
wns organized, with the following officers for
the ensuing year
President-Dr .. A. BLAIR, of Columbus;
Vice President-Dr j. BosLER, of Dayton;
Recordiag Secretdyy-Dr. G. STARR, of Col
umbus
Corresponding Secretay-Dr W. WEBSTER,
Of Dayton;
7reasurer-Dr CouLTgR, of Columbus.
The next meeting Of the Society will be
held in Cincinnati, on the first Tuesday in
June, 1861, to which time the Convention was
adjourned.
The Society exhibited determination Ia
Ego ahead, and after investigating all the i'm
proyements in theory and practice Of medi
cine, to chose that which proved, by the test
of reason, science and experience to be worthy
the profession.
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New YORK Market.
IBy Telegraph fer the paily Empir,.


NEw IoRH, June l6--2 pm.
FLOUR--l5,5lG bbls received, market dnl
and dropping; sales 5000 bbls AT SdoDj 10 for
supcrfue State; s. lOGG5 20 for extra State:
81 9Oc95 for supcrdne Western; sjG95 25;
common to midding extra Western At - 40;
inferior to good shipping brands extra II Fl o,
quiet and unchanged with sales Of 800 bbls.
RYE FLOUR--Stcady at 81 5000 20.
wHEAT-25, ,3s6 bush Mt lc lower sales
10, 900 bush at 81 10; Chicago Spring 81 30
Racine, 81 22@l 81 Milwaukee club, 81 "a
Red State, 81 3s@l 40 White nominal
RYE-Quiet Mt s5c,
BARLEY-Dull and nominal W.
CoRN-Reeeipts 55,slO bu market heavy
and lower sales $4,000 bu nt G2c unsonnd
62l; sound mixed western, 63lel D
OATS-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Dull and heavy,
BUTTER-Saleso Of Ohio at n@2o.
wHIsKY-Salcs 800 bbs at 2l!,
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City Matters.


No. 'fralns arrive and depart nom tho Union Depot,
~ iblluwsi
CiscfSNAri, HAnLros ASH DAIroN.- Arrives 800 n.
m, l4is1 p, in., hlA pm. NbOpm, Depart, buo am,
slO1 am, $50 pm, H,D m.
sANpupkY, DAYTON AM CiSciNNAr-- Arrive 300 n.
hO1 pm.
paYroS Asb MiunaAs--Auyc, 74ba M, Oh6 D. m.
Dcpnrt aihn am, Al6 pm.
bAsros Avn wrsrrpt 10 TselkuAroirs) --Arrsse ~,
Dan' 1900 M, fila PIN. Depart 42o am, oli0a
M, ai1b pm.
NHrHSNitLr AND MIAMI (ro NDiANApotie)--A Arryei
1870 AM, 5a6 pm. Depart 800 lam, HiO pm
LitItf MIAMI, Uofunnve ASn NfNiA--ArriVci 2.22 n.
NJ Nlaa M, $50 m. Depart 1910 q. id, 1890 y.
M. Llla p m.
np-rassengcrs going east by tho night train and woN
hy the 2l1 o. IN trn must pressure their tiokcia before
fNHlNt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Bkg-It is believed that more improvements
have been made in Woodland C5D'eteTy with
in the last year than during the whole time il
has been established That il has had, for
some years past, the reputation OF being one
of the most pleasant and appropriate burying
places in the West, is well known; and in or
der TO acquire such fame, u must have pos
sessed the attractions TO place il ON the lists
with the most noted Cemeteries in the world
In location and adornment, thon Il has all
along been considered among the most prom
inent We refer TO those things now TO give
our readers some idea Of the extent Of The inn
movements aud adornments which have been
added TO the Cemetery within the past year
We have not the dnta to speak in details on
the subject We note that near the entrance
Messrs II. WILLIAMS, SToDDARn and KING,
have made improvements upon their lots -
In their respective localities, beautiful and mp
propripte Q,0nEments have ebeenreccntly erect
ed by Messrs. JONATHAN HARsuMAS, SAML
TATE, r. d. HARsnMAN; aud others while the
lots ofJ H. WAGoSNER, d. B JoHS, q. b.
HARMAE, ALLEN FAuvsR, and others whom we
forget, have been materially improved and
adorned
We learn that monuments, tablets, and
other improvements nre about 10 he made by
| V, WiSTERs, Esq q KENNEDY ESD j c.
| PIERCE Esd ~ WILSON'S heirs, ). WoOD-
lMINs heirs, Trustees of JSO W VAN CLEyg,
decoased. Some Of these projected monu-
ments we have seen in progress of completion
AZ the shop of Mr. LADow ON 81 street, and
they will be magnificent works of art, ns we'll
as valued tributes 20 departed worth, We
mention these matters with pride they indi-
cate the character of our citizens aud Wood
land will ever hear Testimony 10 the tgsfe "A,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

st s 70 apd 100 bbls oxirn "Corn City" at6
50. Nothing doing in other graina
i FLOUR--No anles
WHEAT snlcs White could be sold
ai | a0c
CORN--Sales of 10000 10 lsOoO bnshcls
in lots yesterday uniformly at b2lc
OATS--l.ast sales at 3Oa3Olc
RYE-Held Mt 76CoT6c
BARLEY--sclls at C2c for spring aud Csc.
Cor winter
CLOVER--Sells at SOC.
TIMOTlIY---Sclls ai3 Ice
FLAX--Salls NJ zoe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

B6y~In another place will be found the nd-
yertisement of II grand picnic excursion from
Toledo to the Islands in the Lake, to come of
on the 4th of July, We cannot conceive of n
more pleasant excursion than this promises
to be, knowing as we do the parties who have
gotten mp the delightful project They will
we feel sure, inaugurate one of the most agree
able excursions ever taken among the 'thous-
and isles" of Lake Erie Those of our citi.
zens who contemplate taking little trip on
the lth will be pleased with the trip offered by
the Young Mems Association Of Toledo,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
ToIedo Market.

t.sn ToLEDo, June 10,
The market is quito active on coru before
repor, yesterday but quiet afterwards Sales
were affected Of a couple Of eargoes at Sac
In wheat nothing was done--bnyers could not
be found White was hAwked all day at 1909
without bid, while the best bid for red vas
lIsc A sale Of 100 bbls Xxx aOur was made
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

EXAMINATIONS AT CooPEN SEMINARY. The
annual Examination of classes win take place
at Cooper Seminary, ON Monday and Tuesday
next commencing at o'clock
Monday---Ancient Geography, Astronomy
and English Literature
Tuesday--Geometry, Botany, and Science
of Government
On Wednesday morning AT 0 O'Clock, the
Commencement Exercises will take place, in
which the Theses of the graduating class will
be read, us follows
Salutatory--Theme, "Art is long but Time
is neeting" by Miss NJ. Il. Curtis
Geoogy--By Miss NJ ANNA GERHAar
Valedictory Theme, "The Past, the Pres
ent, and the Future" BY Miss ARmr NJ, Es
TABRO0R.
The patrons Of the Seminary and the pub
lie, are respectfully invited to attend
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

BSy-Some Of the "boys' who had tested the
quality of Toledo whisky-(so noted as to at-
tract the attention of the London TimesD-
state, on their return from SOnduslSy, that the
"extract up there s not nm inch behind the
first named They account for the execrable
whisky in Sandusky by the hard condition Of
the country thercabouts; the subsol being
stone, aud the soil mixture Of stone and yell
low clay, the corn can't get root enough, and,
consequently, the liquor made from it cant be
| good
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
m--.--. DIR Boonands German Bitters,and
W>SI nr. unnnn nnd,a RRI IanmIe COrdlal.--

@>-f.A DIR. HOOnNnbH HHalHRmtc Soroiei'--
The groot standard moiicaos Of mo present ago haze de
siro oir great popularity only through yeds Of t'd
Unbounoi satisfaction Is roaoreibB them IN all cases. dHd
ths people hare pronounced them ,oocIg
Liesr C5apidiat Dypepsd, Jaanded, De1edy Of mo
Nervous Systs Dseascs q tie Raeys, dnd all disodses
orianq from adsorieroi hoa uoataes Of tho stomach
anddyers o,qaas ore specify and permanently ored by
ms German Bttog
The Basaaio Cbriia has acquired reputation Supdsda9
fLatof ay similar preparation ortdaL 'oh cure r'"-
out GR The most and tong standing tough Ctd or
Hoarseness Bropehits, hauentd Group, Ihinmoaid ~
cipeat uInanpo dnd has poJorpoi ne most ro"a'hd-
Ls cure apor knaoa n CbaJlrB'oi Consumption.
fe doses tuH al check and cure ne most So
psrs Darrhaa proccedi,gJtom ooii IN The Bo'ods,
Tsso medicines arc prepareiby Dr. q M Jackson q o.
No. as Arch street. Philadelphia, Td and arc sobydg'
qsis and dealers IN Docno oporpehere, df76 oots pcr
hottie Tho signature Of C. NJ jackson, rM b, IN Tho out
side mrapperg each bottle
IN The Almanac piii'hoi annually bg Tho popHefor''
baiod Rreriboifs Almanac, goa wM d'd testimony o"d
comsnsnfdtory notices 6om an parts Qf ho eount'g
These Alnanacs arc giren aipdB by all our dgeais,
Bs-Fbr saie By W, W. STEWART mud J. w DIE
TRICH, Dayton, O, JyO-yldnw'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

B6y-Our readers in town and country will
please observe that the "old, original Earth
auakes" have determined TO again appear
and have grand parade ON the 4th of July.
They had large meeting last night, again
and elected Captain and Lieutenants They
will have the most eccentric parade on the
Ith ever before had here The company Is
already large, and increasing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
DAYTON
empire,

In the coming great Presidential contest, Ohio will
be sccctcdaS the battle ground Of the campaign, onr
opponents are already marhang their forces and or
nnEinglor the struggle and II bchooyes tho Demo-
crcy-a who love tho Union and revere the Conshtu'
ton--o who hate scctonnlsm and dcspso tho traitor
ous teachings Of tho Stewards md Chascsi of thc Gree
leys aud Garisons-to post themselves hlly IN nl
questions which mny arise daring the canvass. The
best way to do This is to subscribe for agood Demo-
cratic newspaper Such M one We shall cndaayor To
make the MAMMOTH DAYTON WEEKLY EN-
ptRE We have entered for the fight, and shall do al
within our power to aid in securing q triumph ior the
good old Democratic party, not only mthc county Of
Montgomery, but also in Our whole State We oan
conqucrf cvory Democrat and lend Of the Union viii
but do his duty aud aid IN securing perfect, thorough
and united organization of fourfrienda win youdoit ~
Aside from tho political features Of the WEEKLY
EMPIRE, II will contain corcnd solceton Of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading adapted for tho Home cr-
clc, tic Workshop and uic Farm ltwIll also contain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

nay Many persons affect surprise that the
Propretors can afford TO print SO handsome
and complete Newspaper as the DAILY EN-
mRr. The secret lies in the industry Of its
corps of Editors, every one of whom is prac-
teal printer, possessing the ability and the
win TO work, VIZ have right TO place
this matter in its proper light, having long
since established reputation for modesty as
well rs truth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Bdy-on Thursday last when the people
were dragging seine TO recover the body Of
yound MOoDY, they caught more than dozen
large bass besides quantity OF smaller ones,
and great many suckers. This indicates
that there are plenty Of bass and although
they do not bite at bait rayenously now, owing
to the vast quantity Of minnows in the river,
they will be taken in plenty when the bait gets
scarce--which will probably be by the first of
next month
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Lyldns county in Kansas was visited by n
severe tornado on the sth inst, Mt o'clock
A. NJ At Ossowatomie and vicinity, houses
were unrooicd and much damage done The
house Of Arabian Holiday, two miles from
Ossowatomic, was blown to pieces and Mrs
Holiday instantly killed Al indianapolis
several buildings were destroyed Az Stanton
Mrs. d. W. Baker and two children were kill
ed Rumors were prevalent of further disas-
ters in the vicinity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

psy-We lenrn, from "a returned fireman.
that yesterday evening after the regatta at
Sandusky one of the competing yachts in at
tempting TO tack close around the corner Of
the dock extending out into the Bay ran a
point too close, struck the timberS capsized,
and some halfadozen men barely escaped
drowning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

BelS- Last evening little boy-not more
than years of age--fell into the Canal, down
near BRowSs Foundry, and was with difficult
ty saved from drowning. The little fellow
had run of from homo with some other little
boys, and was pursuaded TO 'go in swimming
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

B>~tA nor. ~CNcIESArI, July, 1903. Dr O. w.
Ilalack,- Doar Sri-In reply to inquiries made ofme'
gives me pleasure to sny, that Mrs. n Alice OF the
mr. Atlec Of Cincinnati, previous to her going East
expressed her confidence In the cilcocy OF your Scan
dinayinn Remedies, and the benefit she derived hom
,,sug them She had been suffering nom general pros
tratlon nt tmos being over scycnty-sN yeaH OF "ge
aud opthalmia aud Inflammation of the b'ce Various
remedies were restored TO without relief when some
friends recommended u course of your scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills They had the desired
object and she was considered restored To health
know many who have used your medicines, and
sneak decidedly ofthe benefit derived, thus testiSng
oftheir renovating influence in purifying the blood ANA
giving yisor and energy to tho system. They have my
cordial appreciation Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

John ssis:. Sis%"'' superior Court No. l'e'.
TOIjRSJIANT To an order NJ the superior Court OF
Il Montgomery county, Ohio, made In tho above case
M ~ Jtne FERN, A. H., ls and to me directed Hlmll
oi,r n, public auction at the door Of the Court House, III
tho eity Of Dayton, Montgomery county, ono,
On SdfuTtiay, JWlU l4h, lstD . . .
Betwcen the hours of one aud four o'clock " NJ ol
said day the following described Read ESTATE, TO WIZ
Situate IN the city of Dayton, county Of Montgomery ma
stnte of Ohio, 10 witt All TINT lot tract or parcel o
land lnunded a. follows, TO wit BfgnnrGa a the norm
enst corner Of In lot No one hundred and my egh
ubsA on the plat OF the town OF nytoni thence west
tyafdlf with the northern boundary, eight poles tn
Hne oftho heirs Henry Brown decdi thence ~ ngt
nn,des souhwar with said Browns line, two ~ poles
thence al right angles eastward eight pole. to MAN
street. thcuce northWnrd with Main street two W
poies 20 the place OF beginning, containing rlN,~ll
iIgl DelphcA, he tlto same more uf Tess vAVep,uN
novdftheleza twenty COY feet nh the west ena nl
sniI pronllses, and also Including 80 much oi tlie
brick wall Of the Phillips House ~ adolM the Noril
side of said premises nnd the ground on when hnu
wall stands ns las leen conveyed To said Green 10y ti'
phllps House Hotel Company.
John Cicumef against Richard Green, e. ni' In
above property as been appraised at nix Thousand DOL
lara and cannot H. sold for lrss than Wo thirds me up
nrrisenent, which Is SiOUu. Terms OF Hnle, ci'Hll,
n n. JORDAN, MpHtcr Commissioner
superior Court Montgomery SNtu
n u CrppY. Att'V lpptN'l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

p6~Quite number of our frcmen, as well
as citizens, returned from Sanduslty this
morning on the o'clock train They report
u pleasant trip, aud speak well Of the Sandus-
ky 6rcmen and of the hospitality Of the citi-
zens generaly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Bdy-Wo copy the following commcndatory
notice Of SANFoRps Opera Troupe, from the
Cincinnati Commercial Of this morning
SNirn h NNoNs HAu.-Sauford, The on
terprising manager Of the company now per-
forming ut Smith a Nixons Hall, will close n
ioripighfs successful engagement this cve-
ming. We hre sorry that appointments ahead
preclHlc the possibility Of a longer stay, which
while il would afford much amusement TO n
large cass of citizens, would, we believe, be
equally profitable TO himself The nights
that The Adelina Patti troupe drew such l0rPe
crowds of the elite 10 the Opera House, San
ford still held his own, for Smith and Nixon =
Hall was well filled upon each occasion, and
certainly, 30 far MS orchestra and chorus were
concerned, the burnt cork institution beat It's
arislooratic Italian rival hollow A capital
programme viii wind up the series Of perior-
manees this evening" including a rich bur.
lesque variety, and vocal aud nsirumontal
melnngo; with Cnrncross, one of the sweetest
tenurs that ever disguised his face with an
Ethiopian mark in several popular ballads,
On Monday and Tuesday evenings the com.
pany will give entertainments in Dayton,'
We can add, Of our personal knowledge,
that the members Of his Troupe have no su.
perois, in their especial line, in the country
That Huston Hall will be filed TO its utmost
capncity ON Monday aud Tuesday evenings
we do not Doubt and would advise those who
wish good seats TO be there early
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Judge Semple Orr, of Springfield, addressed
the people Of that place this afternoon, and
announced himself as an independent candi-
te for Governor He will enter the campaign
immediately 10 canysss the State with Col
jackson the Democratic candidate,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

ST. JoIiNs June L.
The steamship Plantagenet of the Liverpool
and Jamaica line was the vessel which passed
Cape Race at o'clock this evening. She IL
bound TO New York probably for coal
The Plantagenct was boarded by the news
yacht Of the associated press here Her ad
vices are anticipated