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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

There's no place like home.
It perhaps has never occurred to the mind
Of any acquainted with the circumstances that
the writer of song which has found an
echo in so many hearts could be other than
one who had experienced all the pleasures of
a happy home but sad as is the reflection, it
is nevertheless true, that John Howard Payne,
the author of Home, sweet home" though
he has contributed to the happiness of many
homes, never had home of his own
AS i watch the course Of great men, and the
destiny of party, meet often with very strange
cont a1itions in their eventfu life The most
remarkable was that of John Howard Payne,
author of "Sweet Home" | knew him per-
sonally. He occupied the rooms under me
for sometime, and his conversation was so
captivating that often spent whole days in
his apartment He was an applicant for of
fee at the time-Consul at Tunis-from which
he had been removed What sad thing it
was to see the poet subjected to all the huml-
iations of oflice-seeking. On all the evenings
he would walk along the street Once in n
while he would see some family circle so hap
Py, and forming so beautiful a group, that he
would stop, and pass silently on
On such occasions he would give history
of bls wanderings, his trials and all his cares
incident to his sensitive nature and poverty
'How often, said he once, shave been in
the heart of Paris, Berlin, London, or some
other city, and heard persons singing or the
hand organ playing "Sweet Home without a
shilling to buy the next meal or a place to lay
my head The world literally sung my song
until every heart is familiar with its melody
Yet have been wanderer from my boy
hood My country has turned me ruthlessy
from Office and in my old age, have to sub
init to humilations for bread Thus ne
would complain of his lot His only wish was
to die in foreign land, to be buried by stran-
gers, and to sleep in obscurity
! met him one day looking unusually sad
"Have you got your consulate p said
'Yes, and leave in week for Tunis /
never shall return"
The last expression was not political faith.
Far from IT, Poor Payne his last wish was
realized lie died at Turin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
BROWN g. IRWIN,

HAVE the best ofChareohl and common Horse Shoe
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have the best OF Round, square and Flat Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best of BAND, Hoop, Oval Half Round and
Sheet Iron
BROWN x IRWIN
have the best of Wagon, Bilggy, 81 sing aud Dandy
Tire
BROWN a IRWIN
have the hest Of Norway and Brcnzor Nail Rods.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best Slab steel and Slab Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have the Of Round Fiat Square and Ocagon Steel.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have the best ofiitisburgh Springs and AXes
BROWN n liWiN
nave the hest Of Garage Hub Bands, and Tire and
Ilow Bolts
BROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Bellows, Anys aud Solid Box Nises,
BllOMN& n IRWIN I..
manufacture and sell Stoves, Hollow Ware, &c.
BROWN a IRWIN
keep Tin Of all kinds sheet Zine and Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
keen Conner aud Tin Bottoms, Block TIN and Solder.
BROWN IRWIN
keep pie plates fruit can tops ami bottoms Ne., all Of
which viii be sold 10 the trade at the lowest prices.
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HO Sc TALK.

John sHELfEBERGER, on the West side Of JEFF
81 arsOn street il now hllly prepared 70 accommodate
RAGES, and every thing that may be found in well
regulated Livery Stable
As to his ability Ia please and give entire satisfaction
Ia a who may favor him with their patronage. He
takes great pleasure in referring 10 the following COM
petent Judges: Clalun Haem, Il. Hc:tthman, James
W. Lowrey, John Wegim, Lee kerioui and Peter
Voorhees,, all Of whom, testified Under oath, aiew day
ago that Mr. $. Is of the very best Livery Men IN
draws customers rom all parts OF the worlds II amy
one doubts the truth OF this statement, we refer 70 Geo,
W, llonk, aud John Howard Attorneysm Law.
unarli-yl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

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for longer period than abovc specified, made known
at the Counting Room.
Advertisements published in both the DAILY and
wgHNlY EsPihr, viii he subject 70 an additional charge
Of one-halfi the Diily rates
All entertainments are charged Ut the rate Of fifty
cents yer squa 0f ten asl lOr the first insertion, and
twenty five cents for every additional insertiOn, unless
an agreements is made previous to insertion ut the above
mites
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The privilege ntunnupl advertisers Is lmitedto their
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paid inr ut the regular rates.
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Of any such notice not exceeding one square Of ten
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aelg-The London oorrespondept Of the

DSS-The London correspondent Of the MIN
chester dddeytiser says that the 'Pultinger
frauds were accidentally discovered through a.
wager made between two clerks, one Of the
Bank Of England aud the other Of the Union
Bank, as to the amount Of the latter's balance
al the former bank The was only half a
crown, but in their investigation TO decide the
bet they discovered the gigantic frauds which
have resulted in the wen lnerited punishment
of the offender.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
New EagIe Corn and Cob Mill.
AND EXAMINE soARLETTs r

EsPECIALLY adapted to grinding all kinds Of shell
IL led grain as we as corn and colls. This Mill took
the first premium at the Ohio State Fair and at twenty
four counties in this State thus fall
No Farmer shonld be without one, facts proven by
our most reliable and practical farmers, throughout The
country prove that NJ Is saving of at least third by
grinding all kinds e. -hec grain for feeding Horses,
Cattle and Sheep one half more in feeding hogs, by
boiling the meal.
The undersigned having purchased the right for the
counties of Montgomery, Greene, Clarke, Miami and
Dir,, IL now prepared 10 manufacture those valuable
Farm Mills TO order, at the Buckeye Foundry, Third
street Dayton, Ohio. Call and examine them, send
for circular.
Orders promptly attended to. Fu1n and School
House Bells manufactured ly the undersigned, at
Wholesale and retail over one Thousand were sold the
ptat season. Address. b. q. TAYLOR,
tleluyl Dayton, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
lsraI Estate aurncp.

II 1E a l. II : IT "A TIE
AND
GENERAL AGENT,
Clege's building, Third Street,
NT1LI hiy aud sell on commission, Real Estate Of
w all kinds Bonds Land Wnr1ut' Notes, Mort
giges Sc, make collections and negotiate loans Win
l0citr Land Warrants insure properly nj reasonai ia
rates IN goudrespunsihe Companies and do a general
igencymd commission business re No clnrgc unless
alo III made.
L,lRM FuRsALE or RENT acres ~ of mile
J. nom limnkNlllo, Oh tlo Indianapolis Road and the
same distance nom Dayton % acres under cultivation,
we'll finished house OF Z rooms, woothonac workahon
ealiar, smoko-house, stone mi,lnnae. cistorn. a.,
sood bcnung orhnrI wells AMI ning of good water.
and double screw cider press and Hdll embossed with
gop lraine house. Also, good tcnaut house on the
rGrs S,esn, tI Va ~ i H ever, lT7pect esr4e frm and
or t1de IN part Tor residence in thecity
CHAS. II. CLARKE, Third street
EQRsALE-I4 acres, miles rom the city-west.
Handsome two-story brick houses ncw-cclar well,
1uit OF every description. Best qunlity ofland
CllAS. f.. CLARKE, Head Estutc Agent
clcgg's Bnildmg 81 st.
EQR SALE or BENT.-A very convenient frame
i House, Ut Rooms, Stable, &C. located within
few minutes walk uf the centre nf the pity WIN he
'oid onfNe years time ol rented q isaood Tenant
- - a., r. ei-Alsr'e9 @ Illrd street
DARN FOR sAl.E.-IGO acres s4 miles iro,n New
it,ti , H. IN ~ ~ VuiuuN '5u 's N nies lrem br1nns
yiin t q -, W ~ M, h"a~t uef me eull'-
bcvn.j l,, J,aiiii,n' vN.,lI'b Wi nu1N ,uphi AWoi
',,,, ,, y ii's NE, ,nu 1 p.ii'''if NPiihss nhd
& oi ,a d w.u' u,'".A, we lhee, lhl mliom
,rls H. n s, ~, ,, ~, Hu@.uhy wv Ii SnVnhu b0Vohl
. fban infs M ',,'' @ ia W., ~ & s"u ~ ~ per cont
clny,
~, o,.,o. , ,.,t. ,, = ai13l1, ~
- ',v ,,l % in1y Wes.V Smhey, on hne road 70
h,,,s, ,ec ,, Wn tonnV'N5t nhhe uWeIihg
,oSJ ,,3 n" T3tu'"S "e'' c's'rh oWmru' Sc' Land Of
'''" 'I''"'' .,e
an oor,.. ,,a. a. ,Ni.'o
I,, ,i nS.u ,H, HM tfWtlfNp ilke' small irame
80 4 ,i ,',n 7.1's, I - ~ 'eIes uhlFl-slgaf camp
rcrns ss's1 ,s,' n,,, ,,,,''I, ~ ri,l',s W,er'
''''"' F''' """'' 'Huues ie. ih years
t-ooo,. Iii. nSV,
20 octcs NV ,o IN Madison township
,.i'i. ~ uN''.i llNaUlil b""d Whi+f Two story
,,t, t6, WV i III H'' 49, AIst creek OF running
"''''' ''''"8" "" P""'', ',teo
m o.,o, ,,,o. ,ti, 80 49,
ao ,, ''S % ,i' 7'"i,s, fN9ehcht ismd, about 81,
,i a,t ~ i l5llle I9lTei hrge barn and
''' 'oi'I AZ s,1''''fu em g.
~ - IL d., ALSvt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
Author OF ..s,yeet HIome."

Though the old trite song, "IIome sweet
home has been sung within some circle of
almost every household, yet how few persons
of all who have heard its sweet Strains, know
who was the author of those beautiful words .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
Dunham and Chiokering Piano Fortes

4 HAVE on hand a lot of the above named Pianos,
which ana derrOus ofcloring oui, aud viii sell them
much below the usual prces. Call and examine them
At the Piano Headquarters. Huston Hall hialdnls
leA CHARLES Ellis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
CHEAP FURNITURE
Ogdensburg & OSwegO Route,

FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK, TROY, ALBANY, WoR-
CESTER, LOWELL, LAWRENCE, NASHUA,
SALEM BELLOWS FALLS AND ALL
POlNFS IN NEW ENGLAND
Navigation open TO Ogdensburgh and
OswegO. rF
yINHE Northern Transportation Cos frst-cass Screw
Steamer making regular trips between Og-
densburgh, Oswego and Toledo.
Shipments by this route will receive and prompt
Dispatch and shippers rely upon low rates of
rehts to and from the East by any otherlne route.
For contracts or further Information, apply To
JOHN HOOKING 20 State street, Boston.
J. MEYERS l9l Broadway New York.
W.T. WALKER Agt, Toledo, Ohio.
apl9-3md
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wEEISLY EMPIRE.


il' copy per hNHNl ~
In clubs OF twelve more eneh,,..........,,.. u
hD raymentin advance, in all eases.
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AaiIg'Gdlpirs.

runlinrp rvEnY AFrERsobN tauNbsYs rScErrn)m
I. r.. * Z LILY sc &C
Empire Building. fi0 Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
Spring and Summer Campaign
SADIE ER sH oP.
CREW & wAREORD. ~ t

No. SO Je1fersOnst., Sign or the Saddle,
i ness, Trunks, Nases, Carpet Bags, Collars Whips,
Bits, Horse Blankets aud general variety OF every
thing In their line NJ the i.pWcs Cash Prices,
We return thanks 10 the public for their liberal
patronage, aud ask continuance cl the sane We are
deterrnined 70 merit IT,
HS-Reparng ofall kinds promptly attended to.
my3-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

FIABIsE CuTLERH.-,lust received full assortment
l. Of tusselrs Table Cutlery, which for finish, qua-
ynnd durability Is not surpassed iS any Mandatory
also keep English Cutlery Of NJ prices, which viii 6e
sold quite cheap af r. BARLOW,
my2l No 500 and 3Os Second 1t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

B,nl,ers Merchants, Manufacturers, Lawyers, Busl-
ness Men-in short everybody wanting Printing neatly
and exle,tousy executed viii do wel to give us acoll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
| IOUEENsWAK am receiiing ifom ships n, ia. 3
~ ro1, and Frank Hagaie, direct nom siahOrdshire,

fnUEENswARE.-Il have inst 70 ceiyed especially fnr
W my retail trade general ,Itlnent of the hes
nlakes q White and Gold Band Stone Chinn, Tea and
Dinner Sets, which, will sell nt prices usually paid ior
ordinary qualities. Please csll and oxanine goods, and
get prices. r. BARLOW,
myZl No. BOG aud 3Us Second VI.
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Per week payable TO Carrers) ................s 10
by mail per anntim, in admnce 90
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G0lants.==SaIcs.==Tc lsrut.

NATAETED..-A good girl TO 10 house work for
w small family, can obtain a situation by cnquring
At No. 3 KcniCn ~, opposite II. Fannngs Brewery.
ielOdle
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

NUANTED.-Any person having Cash Capital +
w seven 70 ten hundred dollars, can learn here he
can invest il In good well established, mcrntive and
safe business by addressing p. o Box No 1910, bay
ton o. icli
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
RAILROAD AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING

Ruling and Binding done to order.
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our pres, ncriiics arc The most crteasre in Da,on
having in operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

ius the sht, n my ofeei was between nine and
ejry,p o,eocki be brought IN some spsss, and
s,v. him bills Of the Fua1sry and Cnizsns Bank Of
i.wp si35 10 silver and s3 in god or $50
IN liver and is gold think the latter hs mad Tho silver In
b., which was wrapped VI haD5kerchef he wanted to
know what gog 70 charge had agreed TO take
some sly from 10 tne market and seid are yon from
tbe mail be said, "No: amt geat way rom here
Crom amount put On the BOOK was 1895
these bs were In 6ves and tens ha wss tall man sew
him Yesterday here In the court room be told me at the 1e
come honestly by it had iadto h had never seen h"'
Mr. Dweh. hers stated tha. there were many other
v.nesses whOm no might call, but he dad not think IL
necessary and would close the Gaze 1ere.
Mr.. Gfaves-We shall offer no evidence.
Mr. ID sight moved that he be committed Tor trai.
The Commissioner Il tn nix the Gaze IL clear against
the prisoner On both these charges.
The warrant was msde out committing the prisoner
for trial on the tao charges.
There was still delay the part OF the crowd IN the
galleries. :: u
Marshal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the Court Is ad-
jourped. -,
After the adjournment of the Coart, the crowd lin
ged until the prisoner was conducted from the room
by the Marshal and his Deputies. rusn was made
toward the passage through which he passed into an
adjacent apartment, and strong disposition TO hiss
was manifested. Before leaving the ro,m, he re-
Quest he Marsba 10 let bis wife have his clothing
whenever she should apply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

COFbEESt Domingo ha' been .cive; sale OF 200 bass,
cMgoes OF Ctr,te and hschless at Eac cash including
port Sales also Of 25 Rio at IA 4c AMI 2e Ssna on pr-
yate terms. ~
t6a7t; eO bids Cobs 07sc 800 hhd, Havana ss &C.,
and z GO bags Bahia tssid TO rel, sc. -
MOLASSEs quiet; sales OF 10 hhds Cuba Mnscovsdo az
&c, and 50 obs NewOrlesns at 4Ic.
RICE-We bear of sales Of rs tcs including portion Tor
export OF ~ Mass 30 p 100 ID, to quality Choice IL held
IDEsThsre Is more doing; sses of bales Cantta Boz
ao in Boston this msrset at ltc less4 cent LOO Dry
We.te at lSlc mooths 1850 o'svn 90 a. ste essh Tor
Hehe ana IFS Cape of Good Hope terms not made pael
NAVAL sTORES-Sprts rurg ebtipe 10 large Hocs and
with limited demand prices unsettled and lover ae+ OF
go bbs in Shipping order, at ~ ~ do Straight a. so. o
DO shipping c 0d do do ut 47c nasn winch Ga ex-
price and no criterion OF the market Crude rsma
quiet at 50 IS 280 Common Rosin Is sshty lower and
more active sales 35C0 bbls to arrive a. 81 90 and 1000
DO at b2l y $40 h, sfoaG and deiyeredj slso boia-
al 81 S. So * deisee6 from yard and $50 DO srioea st
sales oil 10 low No. 81 and do good No. S
81 62 800 b. Tar quiet but s.esSy previous res
sale. Of cGo gals Enssh al Gle is 900 do American May
delivery 100 do June delivery al 6c and 900 DO,
Immediate delivery a, at the latter rate Other
IRUN-scotch Pig Is quiet at ga 509 t25 p tun, mos
LIME-Rockland Is lower ses Of AS oDls common ct
ss.., and l,lSo bDls Lump 81 10.
4d2c cash. for TO best & although In some Instances
rather higher prices a4c can be obtained on ered-
sALT-We mote sales of $50 sacks Ashtons y ESse. and
1900 bush Curacoa y Venus, on private terms
FRUITs-By auction 39oo boxes Messina ond sor s1sS
Oranges st S225dS26 26 boxes do Lemons Of ~ 2s io
do at 81 O6Q 81 TO- cash, ex San Pietro. 49,
HAYTh, maIie is well supplied and qnist Gales Of
beles az e0d90c. y 100 h.
TALLow-T6e market ia heavy: the demand Is Ari seies
Of $500 n prime at 10, i03c., cam.
oil CAKEThe market shade lrmer for City sales Of
leo bbls. 4 hin Oblong OF go 70 cash.
OIL HEAL-1he inquiry fair and the market hrmi sLes
81 NQ puncheons City at $50 cash.
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Mr.. Burr,
April 8, 1889,
d. Is. Silver Lever.
J. Johnson, Liverpool
No. 2l.liO.

Esbtsa eorrsspondeneewith the record II my custom to
keep this record II made time.
phtionTbe record nr Burr Capt Bun
don't knov who called foT there mark ind ang that Il
Was delivered and paid tori repaired by samuel j.
ConoveI; lie made the record
Henry Seaman, recaIled.-One Of the Watts boys
had light hair the others brown; the captains was
black since yostsrdsy with Capt Rhodes oui the hippng
pspe over the captains berth the material portion - ioF
6i Inc.
VIM johnson. his X FIRST hand. Eew.York-4a yr-e H.
in.-sle-a Smith Watts witness. 80
Oliver Watts, seaman Ishp l.. Ia yrsJ5n 49,
smith Watts, eooL and hand, lsP. L. LII ,f~-' !" AZ
in.-S6" II,
Hart II Weed, recalled-The hair We found ON tne
buckle, ard coffee pot black the hair found on ' ~
deek was ish brown "a ~
Albert +. James, swom-ExehapSe,onee, NO.
&c sIil Iuestsas tte eetsnG@nI On Weinesa'1 '-'S
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nepbews s the author Of books Of travel and The oher
Count Oliver de Walsh, Chaubellao OF Napoleon III
The formidable leader Of the sepoy routmesrs, In
1858, DhaDdoo Punt the Rsjsh Of Bitoor, bess
know by bis si.le Of Nsns Sahib, whose death Wa
recently reported bu, questioned is actually said 70
have died, and to have been boiied Sept "a, 1859.
--Sksdzsb Mustapha Pasha, sn eminent Turkish
General and statesman, died in Constantnops, JAN
1860, aged 80.
-MasteDs, the botanist, who Is 20 accompany tho
Prussian scientific expedition TO China AMI Japan,
was born in Stuttgart April 49, 1884, and has already
gained high reputation for bis at.ainments.
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DIED.
CuEECMAE-

CHEEsMAN-on WEDNESDAY, esesdDs March %, Of Group,
Arnie Louise youngest daughter Of Dr Malock and Maria
The Of the family invied 20 ss,eod The fnneia on
on saiuIosy, March 81, at p m.
CONANT-on Wednesday evening March 2s aAers protsted
The reaye s and friends family espectfuy
attend the uners from her e residence, No 1913 fourth
avenue Saturday. Mach 3D. att o'clock precisely without
further Invitation.
CHAUNCEY-In this city on Wednesday, March %, Sir Thos
lhauncey aged ~ years.
FARRELLY-suddenly on Thursday morning. March q, Of
congestion OF the bTsin Eugene farely aged rs years
n rem be residence Of his brothe in law No ses Allan
tic street, Friday, 3otn inst. ct 2oclocs - II.
GIahsm wife OF " ID T. shani il the 2Sd year Of s<e
His funeral viii ase FROM the residence Of her isshe NJ
qhos Bell No. 10 Perry street Saturday mornng MAIL
81 eta. remains viii BE- taken to BronhSe iof In
RIBAKD-on Thursday March n the residence Of her sou
Henry No Ia State stress, Brooklyn after br,eI Illness.
Lattis Hebd wife ofthe late Dsue Hebsrd Of P0ushkeep
sic, In the s4th of her 81,
The funeral services be expected a. the rs,Sehce an ~
on Friday SFl inst st o'cl Ca Lne oooy ~
tsien 10 Poushkeepsie for ineent Fdends AMI re'ses
aS,,sS sw,ssdneds March a .sr long
and panfl illness William Van kess Livingston son VI 'nS
Henry Lvins,ton Of LynsSn MsU S,i,ed to attend Ids
fpersi on Friday DeIt at II o'clock 81 No. >" MARI Pacs
without further invitation
NcIoursl IN the ssth year OF her Sse m.,h ~ pA.
SMITH, hi, Is s S,, ,u .Ss So Ss
VAN ZaNDf-Ats Anthony MIMI on fnof''Ay' march n
MahsE T. ven snS. are respectfully invited attend the
Reformed Dutch Chucn JAMAICA Long ls-
@ On ss,,rdsy the 3ls inst M O'clock without farher
invitation Gers South Ferry, SrOoyn at 10 o'clock
us.InEN In this city, "Wednesday evening March 2s
Ma Ps eldest daughter Of the late JAG 1b T. Walden e this
city. - 49,. ....., A.
aDersl the Church Of tho bos Communion Saturday.
meet al the residence Of her broLhensw Rev Dr.
Cook No o. West Eleventh street. ct O'Clock d 10 Her
remains viii be inferred in the family vault Trinity Church.
SECOND NyrossL GuARD.-Tbe members Of this Company
..tax attn .l,fa
MATTHEW T. VAN 2ANDr At Jamaica, Long isAnd Iir
citizens Dress with Grape on the rh sm Saturday March
81 st liz No ether notice will be given.
N. Leave South Ferry. by Long gsihosd at 81 M
ALEXANDER SHALER, Captain.
VIZ. T. FARsBAs Secretary.
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market.-c.ss,r1Ir ar,e.r.p 70. rs. n. z. r.rsr,s

Ashes The market quiet for botn iads and Z heavy cr
Pearl. at SIS s7lj Pots steady at ss IS.
FLOUR AND aEAL-fns demand fOr Western and State
there budy y goins IN the better Fsds. .shousa
rrades sell rather more fsy at concession the sales sIs
$3.50 bb IS 1913 20 for superhDe sate 80 2s0s5 ~ for
Of western Errs rs soa 90 % for Shipping brands Of Roan
Hoop Obo 90 100 sc 90 Tor trade brsnds d. d IS "
heavy the arrivals bu. the, fully sqo % tho
6eneDd Of III bb at IS asa 90 or Extra Southern
he me trade and ladies; o. 600 bb At ss ss9ss
FOR supene ssltoIe and ~ ~ ., - foi lss 10
bbs al 80 s56s4 ~ Corn Meal IN fair request. and IL
steady o. Jei'sy 90 w. Buckwhest Sow In FAR de-
GKAiS-Tho Wheat m.rset IL quiet and phce. o. Winter
;se. 1s @ bit there are no seller. :. hi. today We ssr
only Of 500 bush White Canadian at 81 81 30 store and
500 bush good State At soc barley Malt Ia fI and
liberal sales Of Western and Canadian l2asac
.o SS S s. sS zoe Of M
Tor Western Mixed dry s wsn,sd S97c for Western sod
Jer.sy Yellow and 7sGfsc for White do" d. and very
wHIsKYThe market srn with god den,And sales Of
PKovIsiOSs Pork market is les, Arm the sonsump-
tive dsmend quite light aaa price, tend downward the sales
4 IS for SI New F1ns s s for Old Paas ss lei
az n Ss cS s. as,' s1 3d. r 80 :a s
fIm ana in fair requs.: for The ss bS $50
Gs sS Rep.cisd Mess. aud 81 . - E,sI
Mes In fair demsnd sales Of $50 tcs at s7ds8we hear
I'd d.E ESaSi ss S a IS ss as@. 9
in mod. demand sles Of 800 bbls at saasis Bseonts
SSed Wss 'Sn 50 Long pr
Cot n1's are s;s ssd n Ssssos .s
sdsic. for Hams Lard very freely offered aod heavy
the as .ss are Bu esS a1e @ h.rS .
old State ladl7c, and Ohio lia. Cheese fair de-
COTTON-The market ia steady sales Of 300 baes We
repeat 70. quotations;