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COroni.,lOrAL PAsrm.-Another


CONGRESSIONAL PxsTIn--Another
outrage was attempted at Washington, .
few days sgo-the perpetrator, as mat
ter Of course. being Southern Democrat,
As usual. As Mr.. Hickman. Of Pennsyl-
vania. was returning to his hotel. through
the Capitol grounds. Mr.. EdmundsCn, Of
Virginia. approached him from behind.
esIled him BY name and Immediately
aimed BLOW at him viih his 6s!. but
only succeeded in knocking of bis Aas. as
his arm was arrested By Senator Cling
man. who just then happened along. The
pugilistic Edmundson was trottsd away
and cooled down by Clingman add svics
President Breckenridge=both gsa-
tlemen having accidentally Happened
along. This happening is q great insti-
tution in Washington. Keitt and several
others happened to be in the Senate
Chamber. with their hands on their re-
volvers. when Bully Brooks now in
Purgatory) attempted to murder Senator
Sumner. The reason for this attack o.
Edmundson upon Hickman is almost toe
simple to relate-a similar a6 for suct
an offense. would be inexcnsable in Z
small child. Bot the truth must be told
it was because Hickman haiNeid. IL
debate, that the entire State Of Virgins
had been scared by twenty men and 4
cow 81. q 80. .-r-- - IL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

r. The New York Herald proposes
Gen. Wool as candidate for the Presi-
deney. Whether the General be can
didate or not. it is pretty evident that
ssool is to be the issue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

~ The Iowa School Journal. for
February, is before rs. filed. Is usual,
with valuable educational and miscslla-
neous articles. Published at Des Moinss.
Iowa. at 81 year. stieie
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

VmoIBIA DUELLIss Lkw.-The Senate
bill. granting an amnesty to persons en-
Ragsd in duels prsvious to. JanuAry 10.
1850. and providing. that hereafter per.
sons who shall engage n Suelss shall not
Be capable Of election to or hold ofic,.
was passed By the yirginis House OF Del
e9ates on Ffiday-ayes Is, nays So. 4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

r. The New York Tribune terms
Senator Brown. Of Mississippi. "ths
unworthy namesaks Of the old man who
was hung in Virginia"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

The Louisville Courier dsPlorre.s :. -: =
ESQ far, not one Opposition paper = r. :
cf the sInvshOl,iing States, that We ~.
seen, has had one word Of eoodena...S@
Of Mr. Davis or Of regret for bis eOOi,'
IN voting for Mr.. Pennington,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

~ We have not ressived the Law
renee Republican for three weeks. Hope
it hasn't followed in the footsteps Of The
Herald Of Freedom.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

A resolution Is now being debated 6p-
on IN the Virginia Lesislsinrs. which 10
quires . special oath Of allegisles from
Al Northern smigrHnss to that Stats, :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

Gen. Pomsroy writes from W..niD ..
ton. tha. Senator BIGGER. Of Pa "a s.s =
pressed himself very decidedly N ~. -.
Of the Admission Of Kansas anG =, X.
that We will certainly Be sdnIi'so -
sszsiou. TSpeke Record. -,-ssa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

IH ThOs. ]. 'yandsrsIics. .Esq- Of
the Territorial LegislstuEs. has placed us
under renewed obligations, for number
Of pebble doeuments. /.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

E Arthur's Home Magazine. for
March. has come to hand. The illustrA-
tons are "Ths. Twin Sleepers." THE
Dancing Lesson. p Colored Fashion Plats.
&c. It contains q number Of fne sto-
ries. and other interesting matter. Phil.
adelphia-a2 . year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

= Ir;sh Iaborsrs are to b szel.aed -
Virginia. Tie Virginia ssd Isno ~.
Railroad Com2ahy advertise 70. -
Hundred sbIs bodisd. aasgo men. = -, :
apo. n. repairs Of The road Bezt
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

Q az The renewed Card of Shreve B
Macy will be found in the proper column.
They still keep q large aud complete
stock Of Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Oils.
Dye Stufs, Glass. DC, and also offer
their medical services to the sick and
afflicted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

~ 1t is a mistake to suppose that
the Virginians are all towards. becasse
many Of them were frightened almost out
Of their wits BY . coal asas
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

FERRr.-The river. is now almost clear
Of ice. and our Ferry Boat is ready to
accommodate the travelling public with
promptness and dispatch. There is not
a better crossing place on the river, nor
better boat. The roads on both sides
ofthe river are excellent, and the fare is
as cheap as the cheapest. ie 'a usa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

~ An exchange gives an article on
the good aud bad points of eoSsP
The Won't points of some cows. arc the
points Of their hornsl $500 . s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

RE Hon. N. J. Parrots has our
thanks for copy of Frank Blair's late
speech in New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

~ An agricultural paper contains an.
article headed. Farmers, cover your
horses Amt that unlawfulf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

MA noticeable fact that Mr.. p a..
nan. on Ibs iirss ballot for Spe.sssf;, - - ).
ixnafsd the msn who Wa 1919 -. "a
szecs.sful giving ~ palE goo u
81 NJ. Pnningtoa- = 20 > 49,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

e. A St. Joseph paper has an Adver-
tisemeut beaded Help Wanted" Bet
ter send for Helper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

ar There is q paper in Paris. called
ihe pays" 1t is fair to conclude.
from this. that there is at least one paper
in France. that Pays.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

Tha Virgiais Riekn6ud sESqaissr:
decks It's columns "a 6lsek, over he ~.
tioD 81 -Psnainkton. % tr -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

srATE COsvErrrOz.-A Republican
State Convention viii be held at Law
renee. on Wednesday,. April 1lth. for
the purpose Of appointing six Delegate,
to the Republican National Convention.
at Chicago. in June. 70 nominate .sandi-
dates for President and Vice President
n the State Convention. Doniphan Coun'
u will b entitled to 5 Delexatess Brown
4 and Nemqha 1. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

RE Wanted to know. whether Thack-
eray's COrnhill Magazine is to be ranked
among the cereal literature Of the day I?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23

2 w We would remind some Of our
subscribers. that they have not yet brought
Us the potatoes which they promised on
subscription. We want some now: and
if we cannot get them when we need
them. we will not accent them At all.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
tFOr he Chiefly
sANMEDARY, o.
BT TIE SMILING COPPER.

Tva--s..-, As..-s. O."
DldSs ever hsss. 1. days agsss.
sons partisan relufs
Ths tFieks Of Shan DsaeeraeJ,
In he cd Bsrksys saist-
ofpublie iobe. And squ.skqsirss.'
Some {veets ys-rs 50, - -.sA
wh.s PiIsss sF,hs "usikni1,d." n ~
Wa. ssnsss.sy. o.. "A
vs.. saansdaFy, o.
Was ssnnsdssy, o.
whsa Pnses sfths ..Ustsnisss.-
Wss sannedary, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05

Editor Dayton Enpire-
The COMMITTEES appointed By the citizens for
the purpose Of exbuming the bodies Of the unfor-
tunate men, Adam and MariE, from the we'll on
the farm Of Mr.. N. Dinner, having succeeded In
the undertaking doom proper to state some facts
10 connection Herewith, together with a few
marks relating to the efforts made in great haste
by several Of our citizens immsti lately after the
hrst caving of the we'll, with the hope and the
probability Of getting the out alive. They
soon came in contact with the original curb, which
was completely crushed, and thrown by the caving
in every direction, therefore causing their curb to
settle so far out Of plumb that they deemed it
safe to proceed further, and inasmuoh as sixty
hours had elapsed from the time the men were
covered and no probability Of their being alive,
they concluded wisely to suspend operations and
not endanger the lives Of other men.
The men having been buried so long in the well
and dead beyond doubt the committee first ro-
solved SO to provide AZ to avoid sacrificing the
lives Of others, and after laboring hard, day and
night, for upwards Of eighty hours, We have the
satisfaction of knowing that we executed the work
entrusted 10 us.
| The committee were fortunate In securing the
services Of some good men to work at the bottom
ef the we'll, and also some very careful, faithful
and energetic men as attendants on the platform
above to whom, in very great degree, we attrib-
ute our success.
We hereby tender our thanks to several Of oui
citizens who kindly volunteered their assistance L
relieve some of our men above, who so nObly
stood ut their post for twenty-four hours In sue
cesfion.
We also award praise to the large audience tha
stood around the well when the bodies were takei
out, for the good order preserved as we requested
Very little confusion at that time might have re
suited seriously to those operating in the we'll =
, Last, but not least, we tender TO DIR. Mcllhenn'
our sincere thanks, who, by his counsel, fare AM
good cheer, and above all for the encouragement
and adv ice he gave to the diggers at the bottom
the WE'LL nearly pixty feet below the surface willis
they extricating the bodies, one Of which la
partly under our curb.
We are requested to say that We have settle
with the men, aud have got in most Of our bills 70
lumber, &C., and lad the whole cost Of the worl
near $500.
We learn that $3l0 has been paid the treasurer
{ Mayor Gillespie, leaving balance OF near $40
to be appropriated either by the citizens, Council
County Commissioners, or the committee. W
also learn that two Wards have not paid in thsi
/ contributions. The lObOriOg men need their pa,
and If the money Is not paid into the treasury
' the committee will be called upon to pay them.
D. A. wAREHAM,
: GEORGE LEHMAN,
Q THos. MORRISON.
r THoS. scHAEFFER,
y THOMAS BROWN.
y Committe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05

BLuFFED IN THE RNa,-The New York Clip
per in it's account Of the fight says:
Heenan and Sayers eyed one another curious
ly for a few seconds--thIs being, 1t must be
recollected. their first meeting-snd then ad
vancing shook hands most cordially. each re
Rardng the other with evident friendly feelings.
The Boy extending his hand, said; 'How
do you do, Tom, How do you find yourself
this morning 7" Sayers, taking the prOffsred
hand-"Very we'll, thank yon How do
you find yourself p Heenau-" feel very
we'll indeed We have a 6ne morning Of r.
Ssyers-" Yes; IL man can't fight such day
as this, he can't at all" pulling out roll
Of bills)-" do you want 10 bet any thingI"
Heenan-" No; I've bet all my money" Il Is
said that after he fight was over, Mr., McCsbe
went to John Morrissey, and offered to match
Heeuan sgaiust him, 10 fight in three OF four
months, for SIS. 600 or $40 900. but the latter
took no notice Of il. Another American, atthe
Railway Sstation offered to double the stakes,
should Heenau ahd Sayers fight sgain--oI
would match him against any man in the world
for $40 900. but no one answered 10 IL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05
Cincinnati Market.

[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
CrScINSATi. May s.
FLoUR-Ssles 1900 brls. at 5.70@5, 80 for
extra; $50 for superfine; S .90@6,OO for White
Wheat; 6,25 for ITS brs. fancy brands.
WHEAT.-There is good local and fair exs
port demand for the prime qualities, and the
market is firm at 81 4O@l az, for white. and
red at 81 35C6l SO; sales 100 bushels prime
red At 81 80; 260 do. at 81 36; 800 choice
Kentucky white at 81 as. Spring IL In fair
demand at 81 1901 %.
CORN E.-4704Bc for ear in bulk, and SOC for
mixed shslled 10 bulk. Prime white shelled
commands $50 10 sacks, buyers furnishing
sacks
OATS-The receipts are large. and prices
declined lc. per bushel, closing dull at 1904
In bulk: sales OF 600 bush in bulk at 43A; some
light oats offered at 40 heavy is dull at 43@
AZ
RYE.-Is in fair demand aud steady at 30
@92 for prime
WHISKY. Sales 800 brls. at l724c. inciu>
ding that from wagon.
BARLEY-Prime fall in fair demand at 500
e5. Inferior is dull and prices irregular.
GROCERIES, There is no change in the msr>
ket; the demand moderate. and the mark et gem
orally dull; sales 50 hhds Sugar, good fair TO
prime. at s5z@eIke'; 100 bags Coffee at l414. :,
and 200 brls. Molasses, part in oak. at dc
The country business doing is fair Tor the sea-
son, but is stacking of.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05
CONGREsIoNAL

wAsHrSops, May 5,
HOUsE-Mr, Irwin asked to report resolution,
providing for watchmAn to prole-t the eques-
triAn statue Of Wsshiogton. He stated that
there was $4,000 remain ing Of the smOOni
Appropriated for the inauguration ceremonies
aud Il was desirable and necessary to employ
wa,ehmsn till Congress shall make arrange
msnu for protecting the ground.
Mr. Crawford ObIsetsd. You viii not b
happy till thia money isSpsOs. Lsaehtsr.)--
There is nOta man IN the continent who would
interfere with the statue or do 1t harm.
A voice, that's %. mtr
Mr.. Elliott asked leave 70 introduce rssO,
luton requsstiOR the Prsaidsns 70 communicate
70 the House, the infOmatIoa TossHtly received
respecting the chinsss coal ssaas.
Mr.. Jones' OhIseted. The Houss u umsd III
oOhSidsrasiOn Of priVals bilIS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05
I'm LEERlENI[.
REpoRTtp FOR
THE DAILY EMPIRE
Might Dispatches.
wAsHrNoroN ITEMS.

wAsuirerOs, May 4.
The Medical or Pharmacopuia Convention,
has adjourned sins die. Previous 10 the adiouTn>
ment there was discussion, but no action on
weights and measures
Mr.. Bailor. late American Consul At Man
chester and agent Of the Cotton Association Of
Georeia, has returned 10 the United States With
full particulars, to take the ipitialory steps to
establish direct cotton trade between this
country and Europe Congress has already
passed a Law making Macon, in Georgia. port
OF entry, with view Of admitting such goods
&c may come fiom Belgium and other European
States 10 be exhibited at the contemplated fair
in that city. The aid Of the statistical Office oi
the State Department will probably be sought
in fortherapce Of the enterprise, IN which the
Belgian Minister fully ooucurs, and It is ascsr
tanned from persons fully conversant with the
subject that the Belgian Government is not only
willing TO encourage the project, but has ad-
vaneed funds 70 Mr. Baiior to open central
agency 10 the city Of Baltimore
The Supreme Court adjourned to>day until
next December. About seventy California land
cases were adiudieatsd, Thirty, where there
was contest Of title, were decided, on The
ground Of fraud, in favor Of the Federal Gov
ernment. These involve over l 600 900 acrei
Of land, worth sl5O,OOO,0OO or 100000 900
and includes the Bolton or Santa Anna case
which is for 10000 acres in the city Of Sar
Francisco, and 10000 acres outside Of it's lin
its, estimated TO be worth about SIC, 1000, 900 =
The opinion Of the Court in this case was
that the claimants showed no legal title or evi
dence in support Of their claim; that the claim
ants have no equity, for want Of consideration
by possession and Improvement and that III
evidence satisfied the Court that the claim va
fabricated in 1850, was snte-dated, and that
was false. The judgment Of the District oOur
Of California, and the decision Of the Lam
Commissioners, was therefore reversed.
Mr.. Phelps, Member Of Congress from Mis-
souri,, wos yesterday nominated by the Distric
Convention, at Springfield. in that State. 70
re election.
George N. Noble, of New York. firm of No
BILE, ssyers 4 Noble, died here this morning.
The Ooroner's Jury find that ne came TO hi
death by the improper use Of opiRtes. f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05
New York Market.
By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.
NEW Yopr May So P. N

NEW YONG May 5--3 P. NJ.
FLoUR--The receipts are 8. 1913 brls; market
doll and Sc. lower; sales 300 brls at 5,45@5,>
50 for superfne state 5,55@5.6O for extra
state; 5,40@5,50 for super6ne western; S $50
80 for common to medium extra western;
6,l5@6,25 for inferior to good shipping brands
extra Round Hoop Ohio Canadian quiet End
dropping; sales $50 bbls. 5.65@6,35. Rye -four
steady at 3. 3.60@4,20.
wHEAT-Receipts 600 bush, market dull
aud in favor Of buyers; sales 5000 bush.
winter red western so; white western ,5e@
l,60.
RYE--Quiet at 66.
BARLEY-Dull sales 40, 900 state at 10.
CORN--keceipis 1900 bush; market dull
sales 81 900 bush at 77@79 mixed western;
81 @62c for Yellow and Jersey.
0ATS-Dull and heavy at 4l@42c for Wes'
tern. Canadian and State.
PORK--Shads frmer: sales 1900 bbls. al
II. .3O@l7 40 for mesa; l7.75@l7.e7 for new
do. 1887 for old prime, aud l4.0O@l4.l2 for
new prime
wHIsKY-Unchsnged sales 500 brls at
an.
LARD-Firm sales $40 brls. at lO3z@
lllL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05

FsAaFuL sioxrrioArioS or Tfr.ror LlgE--A
young nan who Ia eervinR out term IN the
Michigan State Prison, has written long lst-
ter TO his friends, dwelling upon the eausee
which led him into crime, and summing up the
rapid Young gentlemen. He Gays; "You may
not comprehend this term, but let me exc
plain. BY living tipstop life, is meant. frat
10 be idle; second, 10 drink whisky, OF any
thing else, (and Of course get dronkD third, 70
frequent all places, Of course fun such as cock
fights boxing matches, negro shows, DC /,
fourth, to keep a aconcubine ortwo, Rnd fhh, TO
steal al they eau lay their hands upon. This
then is living tip top life Thus have
fallen, aud thus will thousands Of young men
fallT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05

AD- Purdy says the old house IN which he
lives, and for which he is taxed $10O per year for
the privilege, is alive with suGsl They under
stand tho "drop- game" to q dot. As soon as the
candle is put out at night, they come out of the
thousand and one hiding places in the cracked
plasterng, and gathering on the ceiling above his
led, drop down and commence the work of torture
They are Of the "frrepressible" genus, certainly
for Purdy afirms that he has killed q thousand
per week for the last three weeks, and yet they
are thick as everl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05
RooK NoTIORg

PorrtAn AsfaoHonv, A Concise Niemsniary
Tr,ndae on the Sun, Planets, Satellites nnd
Comets. Hy o. N. Mitchell, IL. D., Dilsetor
Of The Cincinnati and Daley 0baervaiories. RI
New York Ph rney, BlAkenan 4 Mason. Day
tom Messrs. Payne.
wshivs giyea tbs above work only curSofy
examination, yst We have sean enough 70 impress
US favorably with the style and ma,tsr the author
has prssontcd 10 the public. Or. Mitchell has
been long associated With the science, and Is an
acknowledged seer in wha. pertains 70 the Hssv-
ems anything he may contrlbuts 70 Astronomical
literature will bo taken at once on trust, and be
made text book. The style In which the work
is written aside from the intensely interesting top
les elucidatsd, is one Of It's chief attractions.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05
nA1LwAY MArTnRs.

The arrival and departure Of Trains from the
Union Depot, are as follows
Cinolnnsti, Hamilton and DAyton--Arrivei $50
a.. M, ia 0op. m, II5 p. m, sop. m. Depsrti 500
q. M, 800 a. m, $50 p, m. ESQ I'm.
sandusky, Dayton and clnoinnati--Arrivei SOC
a. m, 90 =. M, s.Qs p. Departs 90 .. m, Ssc
p. m, 300 p. m.
Dayton and Mohigsn-Arrive; 7.ts =. m, els p
IN. Depsrti $50 a. m, s.46p m.
Dayton and Western Ito Indianapoilal--Arrive
ia2o a. M, ~ 90 m, AAs p. m. Departs 2.ac a. M
6,ao M, sa5 p. m.
eresnviils and Miami 10 IrdianapolIs)-Arrive
II 20 a. m, s.sS p. m. Departi 90 a. m, aiO p. m
Dayton, xenia and columbus-Arrivei 2,22 q. m
$50 q m, "a pm. DEPART ia.ts .. m, 1920 p. m
SIS D. m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05

The Empire job Rooms are the best, 10 point
Of material, in this section Of ohio-embracing
all the latest and most fashionable types, DC
We have in constant operation three Power
Presses--two Of them Hoes famous cylinders,
The other an AdSms-driven by stenm, and are
thus enabled to furnish any job, however large,
in a very short time. For the quality Of our
work, reference is made to any job bearing the
Empire imprint
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHneToS, May 4.
Several bills were passed, including that for
the payment Of indemnity for Outragss com
mitted on the Shawnee Indians in Kansas, and
the bill reimbursing the expenses Of Utah in
supposed Indian hostilltieS in 1853.
on motion Of Mr.. Curtis. the Secretary Of
the Navy was requested to furnish ali the facts
10 relation to the Stevens steamer for hardor
defsnte, the plans, how much has been apprO-
prlatsd, and what amount will complete il.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole.
Messrs, Longnecker, Adrian aud Nixon made
speeches in favor Of the protection of domestic
msnufs ctures.
What portion of their written speeches they
omitted to read, they were privileged BY the
dozen members present to print
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05

" At a recent sale Of old coins in Philadel-
phia $50. go was obtained for single cent coined
at United States Mint in 1892, while expert
menls we're in progress previous TO the definite
coinoge. The numlsmatic collection belonged
to the estate Of Mr. LeVic The catalogue CONS
prised over one thousand lots. which sold for
81 ,444 70 although their intrinsic value was
but sll49s. There seems to be difference
between coins aud eggs. an to increase Of worth
in the market by being kept long on hand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05

HUMBoLDr's OPINION OF BAHARD TAYLOR =
10 Humboldt's private letters, recently pub
lished, in spesking Of the amiable Bayard TsY
lor who visited him, aud made q eulogistic Ices
ture on him HUMBOLDT satireally remarked
to a certain American gentleman; "Your coun-
trymaB, Taylor, has Travelled farther aud seen
less than sny man Of my aequaiDtauee." Aud
in these private letters he even attacks New
York editor John Bigelow) who sends hin a
copy Of his (the editor's) Life Of Fremont.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-05-05
Irgr- We learn that tho building occupied By

as1- We learn that the building occupied BY
the Messrs. Monroe, as a Furniture store, 299
Third Street, has lately been rooted BY Mr. Den
MIS- who ha, the righttO Milks' Patent Roofing
for this part Of the State. He is prepared to roof
every style Of building, and in manner that will
insure satisfActlOnj and for about one-half the
cost Of any other good roof 1t has been In use
for several years past and Ia steadily gaining pub
JIG confidence, from the fact that 1t has given en-
tire satisfaction to all who have tried 1t. See ad-
yertisoment