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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

AucrrsoSS, SoIIcE
- :" f'C,syIIuRE
KxPREss AND
PAcgISG
III nod Il, We; Beypsh rre- w.ea rs and sss ave
nues housshod Furniture q Description ooaed
ND S,s sr Mss stS s .sa and |SCe ooysd
I niuse. furniture bought On ccmnissloo.
A RAHs OPPORTUNITY ros PERSONS IN WAN
y a a Sss9s. f r. o nsasssoa Sc9i. q
u Brosd ray, -i D. private hall vaia.
psss n s ,ss q:
,r. S.as % and IN ss
Ard ch.r Capets rose.ood black walnut and mshorsay
bspsry Ssae Sccss BroaSs and pccarsoas on P s
.ng, elsSsal Table Ware q Al deserpAons 10 there no
a0s a a. e.. sns zee from ssfT ''' ''- we nave
A rcrIoy sorIcE N DOUGHTY, AuorpsxKR.-
.mss ss % Tsrops eoussns J, sa ID p q %
H. % an ssra s1 srps S s s sl.saes
SAn. src,sery snd Gss. ware The whole for absolute
"A -. .s Is az osaayi 4 To- oclos al s u.s..
irFs general s.soep' and haad
. cas ess Ss e.S null s s s.s d s sq ~
40 Ass ware re whole formlnr large sssormsni ans
worthy ne a.lensica Y housoseepcrs aud others
ucrros NoTrcE-RscKrvsVs sALE-wT. M
fs.r s sr sn. so sA. sprsss Hs sas 's
Table. Bureau Beisesd two Csrpets stoves
Table one oisss China Glass nc, by order Of Joan j. "
kchu4 Receiver.
AUCTION SALE ov CRocxEaY Ac.-HgNRY a.
~ kNsss ell - IN lcss % suit dealers Tuesday, SEPT
u, hh ocnck - Maiden lsn~. complete assortment ~
whc rrai. a3t War; fancy Ware rlSss sni rlsed
Ware Ar The rcos all fre~h And ~ god sdsy; sale
ros ard soces carefully FOR shipr
DRovNE NICHOLS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID September Is Al 90 ock IN front Of IS
Nswsu sses surerir sadie HorseA ~ty "a saddle
Hoss, 49, hams high y~Ars Old snge footed rat ia
Ger ne s.sns uos. n hsrn"ss perfectly gentle snd gue
sn n, Marc 10 HANDS high years old. gen.e and
lind ouies traveller double single heness ve-y Zoe
I'D sccount q TIE owner rfrg surh Aso. sly seoni
hand Wsro bat little rsei In GOOD order ~ psennGry
Wan Du~er, Wood Bruthers Rrewsser, lawrence rvan
celebrsed mssera tops ard toys sesef Rocsawav
carriage top Wagons Tor Southern
bio and snge Harness Saddles Brides Hasers &C Also
two s~Ated RccAsway
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- annusl sale Of about lou cases IA. WILSON. Auc
.ne~r WI ell on !uessy scprmser ls a. ~ o'clccx
~ ~ at ~ sore GA 4. Gale. ~ Dey q snf
vsd as~rtment Of prime Boots ani Shss hds,ed to tbs
$500 and " AL secons o. The ~nnry. cAislorues All
f.fs ready Tor rnacn VI eight O'Clock the mcramg
~ the sale. ~ A. u uslc " lex s.rect
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W.; Writers AuCTToSKxR-wrLL skill rHrs DAT
Monday, nj oolockgs 1t As Canal street the entl-~
pugphwe - large k1use par,r SUIT rsbogny and oshes
Cbh.p rosewood fsno. lace and damssk Curtains Pant
ir~ ctrtr side. SION and other fables pier
hErors RUSS rapesy ;v:e ply and rrrsAn csyes n
walnut and cshe- Beisfeads hair sprng cer Maress
large feather Beds she~ts Spreads lsnkes marble sp
snd PLAZA RufeArs wsshssnds ioleL china kvew
Ware; wardrotes rcokcase Dining and k.cfea fur.
rtnre Stoves ill., WOOD ira. and other WaxeA Tor A5sous
sale
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCrroNREg-wrIf. SEIf. oS
w ts dny Monday, a. lpL cclck. the contents the
grocery lluor At IS. hle~nsA street Counters
he-g Pumps keses and vel asserted stock OF god fres
Groceries, Layers &C.
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AT MRS GAYEoR's. 0oRs1Ts AND SKIRTS nxCLy
"A dvey.-Recevec fail importation OF Corou1s ~
NrEos variety before offered also The lacs and
Improved yts Of Skirts hard and made 70 ordcs rv
reasonable rrces 6zs Broadway Two aoers from Unlo
square n. B-ko branch broadway, above Youstsaa4
street, ASy Of the
A LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK or
"A HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOOD
In every variety srch ~
LINRks, LINEN TABLE CLOTHS AID NAPKlEs
3O4 and c06 sixth avenue. =. II. MAOI.
ArC. H. BARDINos wovRN SKIRT FACTORY OAE
"A had the very bes made Skirks well fastened
couplings good 2. sprngI for "a sd warranted Old
near Hudson
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(yIfy OF Troy, n. u, SIX PxR CENT BONDS; CITY
- a Mobile, IA eight cer Bonds, CITY NJ Hkumnra
Nd seven per ceD bcnfs fer sale By JOHN ~ MURRAY,
"a carsJ street neS broadway.
L'oR sAIE-oR WILL M RNCHASoED roR GOOD
~ flrs ard sesord McrEsr~s Railroad Bonts Insurance
sosk % fur sms country place rew YORK Nonsers
ma tsytn~n preferrrd I've three and basement
Houses AID three story brown stone House IN roosyn.
rssr the ferrss and rNi1osfs Nexhhorhocf free from
ssnces now rentsd fum $50 70 $3.50 per snnnm Addfea
NorI1B TO BorDHoLDxRs.-Tm borDs oP rHD
Az New ycrt and New Haven raiiruAd Co@pAnr. dns h
Dscemnes lN1 ~ Be gAd With sccrue4 steres On T-sr
>icn and srenirr a he rrcssurers u0so 6 1vss
" seventh direct and Fourth avenue
ksv 1css- AaraI lSn y. BnnESr f-sas1r~
Nxw osIrAvs AND soBuI vuUps BouaHr ~
~ AUGUST BxiNoNr co. ~ Wan srsst
OyFIcr OF TIE piiESTx FfRT INSURANCE ConrA.
~ NJ, Broosya SIT II. rs.-rhe BOARD o. Dtrrcsors
cent g. psysber deratpd, uer branch oce "a & Val
street Se~ York PHILAsDkR SHAW, secrv&Ary
CrrrvFsAsr INSURANCE. CosPAwy- oFTicE 40.
Ot b.wsry sot'he~i rrrner a Rrrome crre New YORK
Sept a. leo -Csthsi sso,0o surplus ea2,0o-Ths c~n
PAM having re Insured toe Homestead Fire fnsrsocs Com
pxry posv heccss Of the ss ocmpsny respectfully
qnesed 70 BRING their pole 4 he az the snyveeanl In
sursnce Company sne have ue NOEL their
l<rs Of Insurance h. thsm cNncced be Incurred mar
eject BENJAMIN n PuRTL secretary.
an SnO wANTED-ro COMPLETE rHREy rrrsr
VlV.CUU class housr 10 The Eleventh ward of Bruck
Ign The rrpery worth SCI 90 seves per cent viii be
atn Pcs ohee.
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A uCrfoN rorlCE-cRocKERv aLAssy.Rs &C.
"A p WILLIAM ARB0fr, al a4on-er. % Ta-sisy s~pt
IT, A. ~ crirk ~ Pearl large asaS1 ,e1t n ali
kas 4, Whne Crane And conan wsrr In 4 lcr esv ana
tr,finsry fekiers - -
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"A ~ ~ N1d a. sRlIs fNGRAuANs auction rom, -
re- eery bosenD1 Ani sher Furniture. 20 unvArntsset
beseets - TOE wste her unfinished Furniture A.. by vr
moftr.9c, aso 1nsbls aasortmea q pswnbrrkss
osnts ifqm % l2s two salss Clohans Table AMI Bsi
hnsa lgNce s~wNrs, tewelry, &c rs-nbroser's sale
hednr@oav ~ order q frsi~nberws 70 ss~s Aosissv
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EDWARD sCHESCK, AuCT1OSEER -ELEG Ant SPAN
II Of bay Horses, Wagons and Harness by r.
SCHENCK Tuesday, Sept l8 at O'clock At their tales
M Broadway of elegant dark bay Horses long
ta and eight year. old l5 hands high WARRANTED In
every way both saddle ao light haeon
Wagon built by Brew y and light double Harness in
feel order having been but little used To gent en- An In
really ne span OF hoses the above presents op
pouny rarely 10 be met with The horses Will be sod sepa
rately
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lx7sAsINk AUCTION
~ ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
COMMENCING this day (MVauAY,
al oL. O'Clock, -.
A. tue private rescAoce of DR. Bogardus No 10 ives. ~
teenth STREE between Sixth eulh avenues.
Mar 'nceu. rosewood Pianoforte
euiis Of Parior Furniture
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A rcrroN NOTICE M DOUGHTY, kUCrtoNEER.
n eente~ houssbold rnl'ure, Tuesday. September
~ lQ O'clock Al No GIL ssh avenue, the properly q rei
temsn Trang Frope consisting % snt
y rrps sod Jack anu chamber suits, elegantly
kri sells AM agrAin carpets olco;ia gas u tndel~r
Chra. Nrocssry and Glass The whole for ahsciu
Ksle an uuV y sCd month.
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Itbink know I tbluE N. bcca0-o--D

II think | know think tits bccoosc-be.
cause
"Because what2
"Hecause love yon
"Then YOU have Thought riphAv. snil the
girl in q sobbing tone "i; Is crarl--very
cruel 70 separate va Illus bat ! thiul my mil
er aud mother mean to tl1 right Noa win
go tomorrow, 50 my father say Bot YOU
weep, Luigi
Il cannot help It, lfene Bn' YOU are
weeping, too. wen, well, we must all weep
when we are unhappy know that to-ulor-
row | must go but yon will not entirely for.
get me, Irene You will not foreei thr poor
boy who has been made ~ ltarpy in your So
cicty' -sa
"Forget2 o, never
"Neyer? whispered Luigi "Will you new
cr forget me?
"No, never repeated The gentle girl
"Ah, but your father will mike YOU
know what his thoughts mud feelings are. 1
know how he looks upon me. To-day wheu
saw him in the gallery, | read his whole
thought in his face. lie meops that YOU
shall forget me Irene,
"How can he crush my momory2 No no,
Luigi, ! shall not forget you. We shall be-
older in time 20 come, and then we mav meet
again. q, be worthy Of poor Irene, and trust
the rest to Cod n HH
"Be worthy Of thcc2 repeated tue youth
"When am not, then le me die, for I should
not wish 10 live
Hush, here comes my father ahe may be
searching for me.
Then 60 to him You will not see me
again.
"Not tonight, hut tomorrow
"No, nor tomorrow Perhaps not for years
God keep youl'
Luigi Marino pressed the fair girls hand
to his lips, and then, as he heard the count
approaching, he glided away into the garden.
That night, when al was sin and quiet
about the palace, the peasant orphan AROSE
from his bed and dressed himself lie had
determined that he would not see the count
again. He knew that de Castro had been
kind TO him, but yethr could not see him
again He was afraid HE count wanll say
something about lrene--that he might exact
some promise--sone pledge that wOuld for
ever cut off all hope This whole matter had
come so suddenly upon the boy that he had
hardly time to consider upon it, but the little
reflection he had given H. caused him 10 net
as he had, He wished in his heart TO take on
ahectonate farewell of his kind protector, to
not make up his mind TO the task. So he
wrote a letter, and having folded it aud super
scribed II for the count, he pluccd It whore II
would be sure to be found
As soon as this was done, Luigi made up q
small bundle of clothing, and then having Sc
cured all the money of which he was possess
ed, amounting to some dozen sequius in gold
and few pieces in silver-hc gGded from his
rom and nnisplesslv dcsrou3od tha ,irs He
did not stop till be had gained the road, aud
then he turned to take last loDk at the place
which had been to him so long home There
were tears in his eyes when he turned away
for the last time but his heart was strong. The
world was all before him, aud he laid out a
plan for the future Itmny have been mis-.
ty, dreamy thing, the hoy plan, but yet there
was enough Of substance TO It to serve him as
q guide Before morning he bpy Ind reach
ed the feriilo vnli-y ----. er The Art - '',a
CONCLUDED MoNDAY.
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DAILY EMPIRE.

Terms for Advertisements occupynga greater space,
oror longer period than above specified made known
Vt the Counting Room.
Advertisements published In both tho DAILY and
WEENIr ENFRE will he subject 10 additional charge
Of 0ue-haf the Daily rates.
An advertisements are charged at the rate OF fify
cents per square (of ten nes) for the first Insertion and
twenty five cents for every additional insertion, unless
an agreement made previous to insertion ut the above
ntes
NJ Persons wishing 70 discontinue their yearly nd
vertisng must give notice a the Counting Room. All
casual advertisements must he paid for in advance.
The privilege Ofannual advertisers is limited TO their
own business, and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, ~ well as legal advertisements and all
yertscmonts Of auction sales sent in by them, must he
paid for ~ the regular rates.
Tributes OF Respects Notices, Meetings of Literary,
Military, Fire and other associaonsor the holding Of
Fairs, 10 be paid for follows; For insertion Of
any such notice not exceeding one square Of ten lncs
20 cents and 10 ce ns for every subsequent Insertion
Advertisements not exceeding one.half square in
length inserted one time for 20 cents All notices in
tended 10 promote private interests, TO be inserted in
the local column (which IL only nj the option OF the Ed
itors) must be paid for Mt the rate of cents per line
all Metal,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

latest fashions.
lie makes order all kinds Of Boots AMI Shoes and
warrants then 10 t He bat the host uutc-
rial and employs mono bui the bcst worlSmon
TO those VIII know him, nothing need De said In re-
gard 10 his wor, or prices. Those who do not lnoB
and see for Themselves. lie thinks hC CON s1yc thcm
as good fitting easy aud dua1 Boots or Slices a- COO
Ills long experience iu the business gives Aul thc
advantage OF kuoWngluW To- -cirN the pt Stock JlFt
behig himself goodmcohonic hc lIuw7 how to have
his work made
He has engaged the services of WALTER rROW-
BRlnGEt one Of the best cutters u the West rs uu ps
sistaut cutter.
Az wanting nganyihng in the Boot and Shoe lue, ore
invited to call.
~ 4-Reinemher the pace-No, 2oj, Third street, ups
door 10 Recl,el Bank. GflU
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NO Q7
Scin,ing 8Haci)tncs.

StV' WE HAVE III NOwi 94V'
The best family Sewing Machine in usel
PARKER SEWING MACHINES,
NFANUFACTURED for the Groyor6 Dnier s A.
lNl Ca. hy the Pukcr Sewing Machine Coz and max.
hif ervtr Bakers cELEBBi TEb STTrcH
Family sewing maehines-A New style
~. 81. Price s4oi
M p DOUGLASS SS CO.
20 vain street. Daytpn,
0hef tor edc a now styi6 inhchino
They will Iie1l Fell silseh Run aud Bind hite most
superior manner and are the only machines IN tie
mqrlsot ihstare ~ well end 70 snnpy made that they
ny be sent ntd anilies Sial no olhor insirurtioua
than areceniaine N hcl, accompanies eaci
nuiehinc anil nom elfck aelRdog iepzeaa aeus insJ
readily leamhoy 70 use and keep them ia order Th,w
sewmpidly, and viii do the sewing OF family cheaper
and in hess time than ten seamstresses.
Hand sewing is fast becoming among the things u
The ast-and what family viii he without asewiug Mo
pedtonsy, md cheaper than can possibly be done by
handi
Bamore faplcaod more easily tqpt iaonler lAae o,he-
lfrciiaos.
II malSes seam which viii notnp of rnye through
every stel be- cut
lsews from two ordinary spools, md tuson trouble
Of winding thread is avoided.
The samo machine by mere exchange NJ spools
can be adapted to ell varieties Of work
The machine runs silk, linen threads, and com.
mon spool cotton, with equal facility.
The scam Is as elastic the most elastic fabric, so
that il is frce nom all liability tobrealS in washing IRON
ing or wear
The stitch is more beaubnd than any other made,
either by hand or machine. No one who has carefully
examined the various patents now before the pubic can
fail of seeing ra this machine is the best aaptedtod
thc wullts Of the family.
It runs rapidly.
Il makes very little noise
his Impossible for our stich to npby accident Yct
when iiis desirable, seam bc nppod, either oil
through or up to any desirable point beyond which
point, again, it is equally Impossible for itto be ripped
except dee anedly
The same eannotbe said Of any other stitch.
There if hardly any class of family sewing, except
making button holes and sewing on buttons, bll
what this machine possesses the capacity to
compish. KKecumghs work uponh single thicknes -
of SWISS muslin, with the finest thread, with ucunees
facility, aud regularity of stitches unsurpassed hy any
other machine or by hand And then again. the same
machine will sew, with the same ease and facility,
throughnine thickness Of heavy Jeans, using orlmn-
ry sizsd sowing twnc, and all the Intermediate sizos Of
fax cotton, silk and linen THREAD, Sc. are sewed with
equal ease.
IL uses two common spoos, os thoy are purchased
from the stores, OF cotton linen or ilk thread Of amy
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New Ice Cream Saloon.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
100 MAIN STREET ABOVE FoURTH


NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
TOs. Il BOSLER would announce TO his Friends and
81 the Citizens of Dayton and vicinity, that he has just
opcncdnnd rohtted In elegant style new Saloonwhere
he viii We prepared TO serve his customers refresh
ments Of a kinds viz:
ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, SODA, NECTAR, &c.
Ia the host style. The Ladies' Saloon, (up stars) Is
fitted IN elegant style, richly furnished and carpeted,
sprpassngnn ofthe kid before attempted IN this
cty
There will at al times be found supply of Fresh
Breed, Rusk Macafones, Egg Kisses, and all kinds Of
Pound and Jelly Cakes Craeknells, Boston. Butter SUI
gar, Picnic and Ginger Crackers made especially for
daily use in families.
RE-plcaso give me trial, at No. 100 Main ST.
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I1tbrrp.-
MO So TALK-

TOtN sHELl. .EBERGEft, on me Wost side o.
~ fersnn street h nos nily prepared 10 accnuu1nA
tlio public With hstHORSEs, GOOD BUG0ITs,UA
hlAlEs aud everything that may be found nav
te1ulaied Livery stable
AH 20 his aiility u plonsc and give entire saaftio
W 1all who NAV lHror him With thuir patronage n
takes CREST pleasure In tiarriuR 10 the following com
potent iudges Nlhhaun Hnudi, IL Hcnthfnan, Jane
w. l!oWes John WiFgin lee Kenooi and Peter
Voorhees, ~ Of whom, testified undcr oath, fow dayr
ngo, TINT Mr. 81 Is ono of The very hcsi Livery Mon ~
The world and that hs unbought popularity a. such,
duus cuai0mers rom aipats of tic Wofld II any
one doubts The truth ~ this statement we refer to Geo
". Houkand John Howard, Attorneys At Law.
marliyt
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N1otrLs, So.
BrOadway IIOleI, CinclnnatI.

IOsEPu n. CROMWELL. Proprietor. This popn-
- lAr Hotel 3 situated on tho Corner Of BROADWAf
AND SECOND STREETS, Ycninnt 10 the steam
hnat nrne and W ile inilroad Depots ALSO near pll
business bone,s, bsnke, and pltces of amusgnent
nv nrealfsi far early trains 1t O'Clock. CiDnims
or ail triins leaving tho eity. iy2l
JOHNSON HOUSED. g. MAIN, Proprietor.
~ Cleveland, Ohio. q. y. NeWe0mh. Clerk jyiSd
ctr. NICHOLAS HOTlst., broadway, New
- f0rlr.--When completed, six years ago tle 50
Nichnlas Naa iiyefeally pronounced the most magfii
rent, conveniesh nQd thur0uqliy QrpnScd establish
meni Of thc kind on ih eonflnfni. Whit il Chen
" remains t0-dnYTiihoufh rYp VI tige. In qumptn
oasnrse, and IN NE genen clements Of comort anden
jnyneut The Hoicl has accommodations ior li0p
flce- Including 100 eunrlcte suites n apartments iyr
amiies. six hundred persons ha comfortably
sonted at the tables II ts tlfee pule dining rooins
Hnd nothing that mofern art has devised Tor the cor
veuenec social qualification of the trlyeling public
has hoen omitted n lts plan, or Is neglected u its po
tinii details. The early reputation Of the house at
homo and abroad, derived ffom H. magnitude, it,
pcrh appointments, and its houle-llko comforts aud
uXurios- has been enhanced every year by the unwca
ricd cXcrtions OF the propfiepfa,
ny9sna TRRADNELL. wiIIrCOMB & Co
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.ailp empire.

FusnIsHEp EvrHY AFTERNOON (suSDArs ExcErrrD) ny
I. r. * u L l. x Sc Q o +,
New Empire Building, 1tO Main 81.
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Old Place Changed Hands.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
No. no Main Street.

FINH T. undersigned hos purchased ulc vel known BOO
aud siioe st0rp hcrtoure carrslt Uu l0. ~ NsMl-
son, pnd will nvc The bsuess ronduHlC n ltt-" thr
old Tatropa Of the House, and many new oiit as sid
favor HIN Witi thcir custom
Ho wilt keep constantly on hand full assortment OF
every style oi
ROOTS, SHOES, CATERS 6Cl
And viii alYays make esacdy tp pwiNrt aul orlcr,
everything hfthc he.
The hi4ine=- will De- IN chnrgr Of tho most slulliul
aud experienced worllpu, and the pulr fn8y rest Gs
ared tllar query ofort viii lo mod o. please.
nF-Callin n- OF old, at 40 Man street. iWo doors
heON Market Remember every tlung I- put up tn eult
the piillic iuyp-n GEh. Y. VIII SON
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BaltlmOre and OHIO RaIlrOad.
Fruits

SPGCIAL NOTICE.
1 AM now offering my splendid stock Of PEACHES
| az No. g. Jefferson street. Huston Building. They
will he brought in fresh every day Leave your orders
and they will be sent to your house free Of charge.
iy30 DANIEL GARST.
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Bankrrs.
osArn,S uVEsuAAN. J"srrH n'nsH~.N
HaHhman & Co., Bankers.

Once Ma. as Jefferson street. Dayton.
fllr' and sell Exchange Gold SILVER unouront Bank
- Notes, and discount approved business paper at
low rates. iCimlkiaWuW
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Boots ano Sbues.
d. RIcKEORD

XIToULD inform his friends and tho public that he
w has opened and fitted up in the best style new
store in BECKELS NEW BUILDING, No. 400
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied by WIN walker
rs Clothing store, and next door TO BeGkels Bank,
whore he has on hand large assortment Of
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WHEELER a WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.
Huston Building,
p,r.<. al Tbi,i and .ggs.s,B sfyeefs
WHEELER a WILSON

DAYTON OHIO
WYE Offer tho Wheeler and Wilson Sewing machines
w with important Improvements, Ht reduction OF
81 nn former prices, and tn meet the demand Tor
GluD, laR.lwced Family machine, haye Introduced -
NEW STYLE working upon the same pnnnpl.' nd
making tbo same stitch though not 20 highly muthtdm
FIFTG-FINE DOLLARS.
The elegance, speed, no-olessucs7 and simplicity
The inalfuc. tho 1tnuiy and strength ~ stitch, being
ALIKE on BOTH SIDES, impossible to aNe and
leaving no chime or ridge the under side the ecouu
my 1fihread, and adnidaldlity % the tukest dn-
ne.t Ghrcs has rendered tins the mos successful and
20 pular Sewing machiue now made.
uur y,riotl, Offices, We scH at New York prices
On ye in-truciifns Gtp ufchArrc. 90 or le uurehH
s1rs Co -sW ordinary seams, hem, frll qult, gather.
iiui and tl,M g. ull uuti,e SAME machine ami Warrant 50
lul tiree years.
SEND on CALL FOR 4 CIRCULAR, containing hili
psiurilsrs prices, tcsiiinoniNls.ee.
| anli W. SUMNER a Co. .
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yeekly Advertising.

bne copy per Anntit
In clubs OF twelve more each. ! o
Ds-Payment in advance in all cases.
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D'Arcy's Saloons,

Post Orfioe Building, Third st.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
ICE CREAM, all hayor-l Lemon, Vanilla Pine APP
| pie, strawberry, Ac., furnished to order.
Also, every desirable style Of COOLING DRINKS
promptly supplied at call.
~. C0nlccuous ct all kinds, TOYS, Sc
THIRD STREET
api8 Adjoining Post Office.
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W. ii. BRANDENBURG & co.

IIAVE Just received
90 boxes Lemons;
10 dozen cans, Cove oysters,
10 sacks Pea Nuts,
0 boxes Rock Candy, red ond'whiie
IL DO No. Herring
do Lemon syrup iyl0