Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-22
9ailg Gmpire.
City and Other Matters.
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SANDUsKY, DAYTON AND CINCINNATI.
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DAYTON AND MICHIGAN.
Chicago ,9:25 a m 1855 n m
Chicago and Detroit kxpress.- 1880 p m $40 m
INDIANA CENTRAL AND DAYTON a WEsrERN.
st. Louis and Chicago. .......600 m 1910 m
Terre Haute Accommo modation... .9;12 m b;lb p m
81. Louis and Chicago Express.4 .446 p m 1892 IN
GREENvILLB AND MIAMI
Accommodation. n...................9;20 m 1905 m
Express sxS'I RR1Nq SSSIt Os
qLOckpp. There Nsrs twp eases in the
Station iast nipht 0OS UuS hVOd
Found-A Pitchfork on Wayne street.
The owner can have it by paying for this no.
tice
Extra,-JOhn Gangnagel will set an extra
lunch tomorrow at half past 10 o'clock A.
NJ, corner Ludlow and 9th street
Coal & dWood.---Goa to S.bnA.sD Dickey 4
Co.'S, Head of the Basin, for the best qualities
Of Wood and Coal, and big measure.
Hurry Along Go to Duff's, lO8 Main
Street for Oysters, and Fresh Fish, from the
Lake this morning.
Receaved-At Reas the Wavelly monthly
part for December, Leslie's, N. W. Weekly,
Independent, Tribune, Herald, World, &c.
Also oSster- oyststslGa bnG AnGlH
18th 0hio.--George E. Peck, lst Lieuten-
ant of Company E, llth Ohio, will take let
ters (not packages) to the Regiment, if LETT
at this Office by Monday evening next
Meeting There will be meeting Of the
Democratic Association at Beckel Hall, on
this evening, on which occasion several
short speeches will be made Let the People
turn out
Change of Venue.-A motion for a
change of venue, in the case Of II. M. Brown
indicted for the murder of j. +. Bollmeyer
will be argued before the Court of Common
Pleas on Monday morning, Il, Elicit and
D. A Houk for the State; s, Grsighead and
John Howard for the prisoner
Broke-The engine "Lowe," which start
ed out West with the 4;45 Express this morn
ing, broke shaft at Sonora Station Anoth-
er engine was procured on the double-quick,
and the delay was made up before the train
arrived at Indianapolis. That's the way they
hurry nj, the cakes" on the D. 4 ", Al
G. Road
Great Bores.-The Gazette and CONNER
ciGt, of Cincinnati, have been doing out a
large quantity of bosh about Gun-boats and
Ordnance, during the past six months, which
they dignity with the title of controversy 4
Their dispute about rae-bores and smooth
bores we care nothing about; but all will
agree that the dispusants are SreGtbOreS 5.u
Printers Meeting.-There will be a
special meeting of the members Of the Day
ton Typographical UniOn No. 81, at the EN-
PIRE Office, on Saturday Evening Nov. 22d.
Every member is earnestly requested to at
tend as important business will be brought
before the meeting. -
L. LINDSLY, President
GEO D, KINDER, Secretary.
fine Paintings at ArmOry Hail.
An An'appreciatiVe Audience was present ~ the
sale of European Oil Paintings at Armory
Hall last night, and large number of paint
iugs were disposed of by c. P. Huber 4 Son
at remarkably low prices, Alarge box, CON
tanning several Of the finest pictnes of the
valuable collection, arrived this morning, and
occupy prominent places in the Hall. The
most exquisite paintings in the collection will
be offered for sale tonight We call the es-
pecial attention Of our readers TO No 56-a
magnificent scene at Briancan, Dauphinyy
No 57-Madonna Della Sedia, faithful and
beautiful copy from Raphael No ll9-The
Marriage Of ST. CathaFine, copy from Cor
reggie, and very fine e No. 6S--sThe Race for
Lifel--a grimalkin is being chased down a
fight of steps in barn, by three or four dogs
The thing is admirably painted to the life;
and No. 9s-The Fair Student, one of the
most exquisitely painted and shaded works
we ever saw. But we can't partieulSrize fur
ther. Don't fail to be present tonight; the
best pictures are there, aud this Is the last
chance. Ho for Armory Hall to-nf5ht In9A