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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09
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NIBLO's GARDJN. ,-,u,rv
IN Les-se and " SO ii iJTf NJ
- '"' THE-9I Ar ar SGiC Artistic.
biI - DArLMAN.
nv Wheat, aes 90 thai 10 consequence OF the
iVREtLDENTLD aUCCL3S
Mi.s Dac..au ,asev Ia hgs .r..al character Of the
80 JEWlSH MAIDEN
in tie beautiful Domestic dana ea.!..ed
TIE FOAsAEEN. a.,
he has pIovged up9a Der 20 eoago her enesgsSiseIp Is
another wed beyond IN 'CrW O. mr. weeks Tor ="
con- art wiz d G4- eg4AeG e.tite tas ~ m ~ W. M
Whestey bls elected this nc eng seineLt No -,
Guilty 4Jexptn1e, IS arrangements h'i orf - top IA
with OUR Vslues; but he WAS resolved t1-t. 49,. 20 ~
f's'en' TaE WoSbERS I'll INCORPORATION
witch erT TED l1 S qI'' AND FASHIONABLE
euaeuces ever assembled tbs cir fhoaa mel DC VIII
asG m he lac. Rs;;;iSe FIfT4esDAY FRIDAY and
stTiiRnAY TVFTINtiS win 10 presented tie beautiful
domestic play, entitled tr.u
THE FoESaKEN
Trsnlsed from the Ge@e1 Of Mo..n.ha; espeeisy 10y
AZ s.t,rnrn Tho original play has attained easlc EURO
trssednne size uuis Ling popularity on the trans
snprrb I'D csoul.,te Scenery by M J. B. sslwyu
o. enal ausic c3poset expressly ny M Nyuer1 slrpc'
Chsfa Dresses ana appointments % Aesss MI
Tiffa D. wes,.....................MIS BATEMAN
lax H. Sir t.dw Adams Nj Burlett Mr.. banegan, Mr.
LAM. NJ g. Andfows AIr Wilson. Mesd-nes Insn!rau'
sLeITett. oud the adniieble choruA
IL ''" GkEif DEMAND FOR SEATS,
the public arc iesyect informed that the box book Ia now
open foI auy evening d. Ing the wesk,
In accordance Wit arte meut previously made MisS
a,osn Las kindly yielded her Is to the evening Of WE'D
AESDAi teo H. ~ iAyor OF ne Anon S0oiey' WINCH Oh
shat night viii eiye a graAd fncY b4!i. ~
Doors orel at . com ~ z; conclude nj lc3
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FTeighs ore without particular change. ToLiver.

FTeighs are without particular change. ToLi7er-
pool tie ENGAGEMENTS arc $500 bush. Com ~ SD,
III bulk; 400 bb' Flour 3D. 0ls TO-; 100 tes
Beef ut 3s.6d; go boxes Bacon AZ 20s; 20ies Lad
at .os.; 20J bpls Lard Oh at 20s. and per neniral
frg 1,2oO btB FIour At g. 3d.G2s. 6d.i 200 boxes
3lcoa q. 2Js., aud $50 tcs Reef at5'. 10 london:
1000 buel Wheat at 6j, go L6ls. Fiour at 10 3D.,
end per neutral Tag 31j ties. Beef at 6s, and 500
boxes Bacoa AZ 3O,. TO Gl5sgow: $50 bids. Flour
at "a. Cd. In charters We Only llarp Of big with
Ksgdom OF private terms.
Tie business Of the Sub-Treastry was: Receipts,
Hgi2,3l6 A--ior Custona, S4OOO; P~ymentf,
- 1855 10. Bshuc.. 5J,Gs9 9ll 81.
Tie bp i1oss of tie illinois Central Railroad ior
j annArl. 1893 WIS:
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WIN. MASON AND THEO. THOMAS
w SOlREE5 OF CHAMBER MUSIC.
LI3LTH SEASON.
The THIRD SORhE Of the present viii tske place
on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb TO- It DODWOAiHS
HALL, 80. tg6 Broadway torposi'e lth-si.)
The pTograuine comprises the following works viz.
Quaite, IA & major. no 2. By Cherlhn..
Tito major Op 20 No l. b. ie -.hcyeD, and Quartet.
ia a major. Op A., No. o, BY Schuniann.
Doors open ~ a O'Clock Commence at o'clock
Sin.is tc kcls. III csc4.
Season tickets semittios one to the
ulsipius four soiees...,..,. each
For sale at the door aud al the Music stores Of Mess.
Beer SehifmeT No .O broadway, and Aosr. sch arie
berg Luis No. 700 Broadway.
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narkst.-c .Aryglr l..0a1rg ron 90. y y EaI.esr.

MarKats cARrT0LIy REPORTED rea Iss y TX y, rsssS'
AsaPs-Te make, ;qui., ct g. ioE K.t', s'i -
% N N.n.c,aers have asain rass ,hsi sf5ear
& in te rasISe, ssd beugh quite Freely which b.. crgs,d
con,desal o. e4ci.tlIer s'iI A. ths ooe p'Se ~ 80.
ih.er, sd yers hossA sales arA sAies q 'sN'
SoiSHE%sio5f. ,ea,sa ye-- e. ;hsir flows bat tho
b ital s.l c'uhnsd to sne qnaaf'e "a .n' % yet
tie uufd-e wants Vi enyur. Lave o. 20 E'iies
e y 3 w. Lees sc e'. : Gems ';,r s,,.
FIog- less ic,s afu-rccd - the tiled ket r sS-
rhar .. Ileurs q aer n.Fs RON tu'ope ic n'ses
gy-s Go -5d III. henceatlgm ceci-. IS se'l yif lgi
on ts III dun ralss .a' 49,, .-a'i -s A' az
inls &c rts''Ls .iN-ss q. ., ~ a, ~
% Tor EAUl 3,a'o: - 90 - 80 ~ Io.'y =. - W
; y1l.i u ID" sls ol o. " ei.efn t1 p - tH ios
gEDg oh, ~ ~ - rs s.o 'iS. tal = . 10
a' g,, al - eve 20 ~ ~ y is. a.. s,ii~ m
Flour Is -. "a aaet sd prices loae espoc q zee s5c
~ nd led 90 z 4de,i ssa Of y brt. 90 - hlr
rrired 70 goei ps.G-s B-.nsla @' a'd ~ "a 5'Vs9
3r,-s!e sud iaIY '~rss X. .'a. u "a ~ -e'"
b. active anl .agy % OF 80 Dol, q. ~ ''@af = i'f
ofAfN-r.e vs,' maze, . r.'sr aes ~ ar.ia.,y
medium Ss'i ions gse e'sfr t1' c-ocr e. arc
held nfl,y. though fo'ler' we 3 p.c.s t {. is o.
he e..,, 1.as oU aici STAG esnf rts ''s' ell
,a.n frs trt -. ere t4es 80 .ifs gl'- ~, -
,i'' o. : .i,' Ia ty..-,,,.t 81. Oh r. ~ d.
A9,br. 81, 1-a "a e. nat s5 81. .n.er b,re 80
,ilt is ..ie. tut -r.cl o. . 81 -. ''. 40 az
~, and uoct hu| 80 10 ca. > - ga a. 90 Z.
Il y IA iiras 81. aad o. 49,. u. 81 oo,
b 30 Is. ar aas aud Mao nr.len. .sa - ios
#AY-,ood.os,i .scsaiili' :. -i sof % '4s' at
- -. : 2fa ,-,. T. +. a,ir 70 a. lee Sow.
NOLh-sss'c4o uri.,t ). q-.r'. hD' '.l a.a l'' 81.
i'.etc ..s Ns..1r'ea-. 30 So .t'.e ~ sl, f'ao nrr.
vi ..r.J loans OF @-c "a 90 t'' n'" con dRio IS
'a,yti sroREs a-es,tr- ea5a...a, -'i -ae 80 3 'sr
SDris Nnf NnNo,. t-, ''' "a r SIN
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Croposals.

HrDIciL PyHNPYoRs OFToy,l
WAlI .CTON, D. c. jan Y, 1'oj
PROPOSALS for ICE. SEALED Pro
roSs h, will 20 received @. his Office und MONDAY,
= .., ~ F.brusrg 1898 a twelve ~ o'clock m for
6@.fiu. ,ne Medical aud pial Department until too
n5ty o. JlGgary ma, Win sofry oil pure IOA' 70 Dc
SA''''a -. e. assa IS saat ti ca-oina
EewseT Ncrih Csfons
Sor.icss .desioc irgiLia
Na.h, De. Tennessee.
Nev. rie1as. Louisiana
&c. l.-iis. Ntissopr1
" s.htstou, District G. Columbia
A. Ibis, Tenucssec.
Ats .u require e respective poss Is MT pre-
de, sBoan bdgIs WI STATE the quantity Of Ice they can
Ern-L t Is gathered price per tan q 1000 pe9nds
Nd "' y" pe5i9a "a ic'.i ne -ttS,n. % t.s
hmsh - vAo' amcuat rlqcred G; snJ one Of TIE 1883
bS5es. VII sris wns aei ites they po.se,s suy. ,sr
Tie, 5. be efle be-, 'etr. subject 70 ITO pecion
sispl q he officer ~ charge Of the po'i "eFe it "
qhsf name ana pasi-OGoe s1lsosi Of tie bidder must
iuaiei lhe NAME OF firm thc ns,nss o. al lie
appess the bid win be considered as TO in2i-
Plogess ron disoyal pa cs va ao be eonsiiered ana
fs cath % leg % - ln'e4 s. ates C0yegDen. NUT
fTopo..., lu., he ud6r,,sea TO HENRY JOHNSON. H.
D.. IS a, aad Acting .edi1e farveyor MasniDc.On
LID C.. ale 0n. Oe pl-ihly a-4t1 n Y0sss To- Ice
TIE a O., TO 5.efe &, ~! tle co.tfsct shosi :. be
sHtl- 10, 70 M lnst tc ny tWc seiPolsibt iti
son .uct are O. "a spcud8d to the gIAiatoe,
lIc sid -f'r' ee nus. aosoll 3auy he b4L
N The f.. 3cty II tn e-4aA.os 4ast be shown By the
scs Of The C!c " lie fgoi Dls.iie. Coort
L. The led S;s.us Dis.ne' Attorney.
dde ns,l be present "a Pefson when tie bids ere
/ rraeo, Or 10 80 zeal. VIZ lOs b. comicered
soD' a Pc "a q h'' t.oa'sHa egAs'' As1ed % Tie
i g .ccsli1. a.-5e- " on - nir. .he ,ract.
L HosDs sfHarfAfrS.
L -.---, OF tie Iouusr OF ---- lid tate ci -,
s.. -- q. the oggu. oi ------ lud @t-te - -,
It3.-fe3, 90 Pa ~ tbs. - j. aa.e 70 ilIH fhe co
lnati e. b.. Iluea vi . to fe-ag NJ Hs pr p7fon alc
a. 3 ls POaotii,on b, y e. ne ~. e.tei
ID cot. &C. iaseclro E. o- ilese~..4.
saou.a .- contact he aoAued Al, We he prepared ~
Ilscel.s tls re.Eg
To .ls -ua-l nas. be appended ihs osira certificate
5ovr lfi0. .slt
Tie >I-'.r 20 TesTve- 20 Lr-.f tic rse1. 60 IegeSi
IT, o. at uas rs ia i4ar #. "a o. aI,.b.e.
Il E-sM JOHNSON, 81. 81 r., !. $
II go, 'e-.. AGING Ned = f.-vtsOr
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Gmusemeni5.
WALLACKs.
w Entrance IN Broadway ard l3fi-st. ..
Open q, !; nes gins a. o ; aver bet 10 IL.
TONIGHT tMONDAIl

SVML4lC,,,th.aS:. :, Roadway ,rs ,,,i..,
Open g, Ii nesins a. aver be! 10 IL.
TO-NlGnT tMONDAIl,
Eighth time Of fhe eeeaut end always stacive COMEDY
BACHELOR'OF ARTS.
HARRY JASPER, originally at by lin -,.x,,,.
M VIZ Nlilt W 80 iii'''
INV W Li<....--......... lt - =,
~ iil.W. bEO4.f. io
- f'y
hMEpChltk ADDEIi4f. ...........,.Air III tgisyp
EMNA THOr NTO S...............hii ~ ~ GANNoS
fO-MOREOW IUI DAY, (neyeT a.ted he.el, the cia l'
iIrNgIETrH .
translated from the Fer Gld pied t. trio Amecnn siege
by the late t. e. WILKINS, esq 4Ae Jay. i4mrnssy
snccsssfr a; ts hrs Ielesen.soD III be Reproduced wi
appropriate sceey. dresses appointments AID aowe1
cast. ..... ....... ........ .
WEDNESDAY 10y desire), tire romantic pley Of ..
PAULINE ... ... ..
will he repeated for the nuth tine. ..... .......
THURSDAY, second night al
HLNnlErTE.
FRlDAY (thiri tirnel the very strsc'vo Comedy of
SECRETS WORTH hNONING
SATURDAY Uhird niglD
Box Book open for any tho above evenings fre TO 4.
MARRIED LIFE
Il in rehearsal
TO be roaes,ed: MONEY 4 BOLD STROKE FOR 4
HUSBAND, rilE lRI-H AFIREs5 LOVEANp MONEY,
TIE PROVOKED HUSBAND. THE SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL ara THE ROAD 10 RUIN
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3urrlrnrr.

pEDHCCI ENAMEIED FURNITURE. in
~ "a co.pr oi sgs ted uhausc'1To hs0, foil aes,nl
lc. fplea r ald of1-a.-t1 a. D. j. fAkbI NJ
~ s. ~ C--1i %. oiyo,ie Woo-,e. Ast-o4sAed w.
NAAiP CHAIRS, COTS, STOOLS, &C., Of
" rev desiglg oMgbe tud irhf Wholesale sid felail
u. LAA4AGEO. 80. 90 Libts,y st.. Neg-YoIk.
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rle0oira CafGs, &-c.

At TUOs. BRCNs9, no. i93 Broadway, al
~ Ito is.o gies .. LbDNo 0-.4tD a. -" pnees
l.fghi. Ici go Wv
! II. Johnston a CO., No. 100 BOwcp,
81 WTDDi. AL Fio.ItNH q '.''' %o lac q styles
'Is IN ps Ala Ne,-hel, Jrs''i'J, saver Wac 40
pi,tad 9sr.. ofne let gJailitt snd Is %" rri3t'
- IN fa.e- .,1..s,. - .i-ii-
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The export movement hae been on murn !''g
&c .e than the feceipts ana sle following SHOWS tae
shipments for January:
ExpoKTs Jyo Mr.. n 70 Forrigg Rom u CevtG'1 Lad
.ag ,tl.es " Ioaestc p1edncs t9y ne Do-ht II
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Steamship Elinb1rgl. flr LiTegp0e':
American rold coin. 700
British silycr....... z'fpl
ro,a............................ *9I5, -
The following is the specie movement, partly
estimated, for January:
sreeie in bank, and srbfrc,surr jan oNo
Received ro'n C4liNHil JAhuay 23l 0sL
Imported from ioeiga ports iu Janusfy...''..' Wisy9
Gathered in from hoIis IN JAnuAr, Lv'5 0E
Toll supply IS 90 250
Exported foreign ports in January 4e2f574
In huu and SUB T,,a,nry FEB l, 1909. .".s 93i ~
L. banks ard Sub1fels seine tue, llol........ 100000
u banks and Sal Treas t,ne, 9st........ te0Dg0
h bsuks md suoIress sane time O...... 4ySh"~i
In banks and SubIEess same tlne iS'5'''''' % 2V1p
The gold movement continues weak, and specu-
aiors are eYiienty alarmed n the action Of Con
gress and the Legislature, and tbe growing aeu.i-
mcut among the people that il is unpatrOc 10 spec-
uato in gold TIC price at the opening was 1871
but at tho close Of tie day sales were made az 1851
Silver is la9 @5l. City bau. Dis are stll to some
evten, an object of speculation st ll@2i > cent
premium. Cuslom.House Notes arr l5il q 80.
/ Tho Imports Of general merchandise FOR ;he wee
were s. CA $40, making, with dry goods, IN asgre
sa,e S,ss "
-, ye,r, 1911
l.j'i
The supply Of Money appears to be ireer, al q
/ T. cent o. call. AZ those rates good borrowers iu'
10 difficulty IN Obtaining all they need. Firs:.cas'
razor t. ain in moderate sa.py and ia free. pressed
ilt5G7 ? cent.
One Of tie largef jotbirg grocery houses has
adopted the cl-A Principle IN lhe (andac. OF It's Jus-
/ ress.
Tie Exchanges a. tie clearinghouse this morn.
: iug wt-e $38 ~ ,92i o.. TIE E&ehaoc,s Tor tbe
week ending io-dsy were $3>!, I5',57i g., teius q
daily aye4a.o OF Sjo,3a2Vt K, against J,6'9,-
rs 4 for The week ending On Saturday laS..
Tie Pennsylvania coeI Ton any h.s declared Q
somi.a,paal oiyijsad Of 81 2 cent, payable On tie
lChias. Tie ilsnsirr books will be- closed from
the 9iL 10 tie oh, both inclasive.
! M. George W. Bond las been admitted member
OF DE firm Of ~ .sBiore, Clsws ), Co.
Mr. Alhor, II. n solny wiil rod bis regular semi
woesiy auction sli. Of Sp,ois erd Bonds on Mca-
Jay next, Feb. o d, i2l oriok, at lie Merchants
Eyebarge Gales room, No. III Broadway- The
cati az viii nclade q. :. $40 Treasury Notes
II ven Railroad iat Mortgage 6 .al' ? >en. BonJ-
$40, Wil,smslurgI Ci.y Ban., Maouisctns g md
Menhar.s, III. Itet ana p4r, Hsdl: Stocks. Me.rer.
t.s Gaul lufurLce, perpH!s f;-c i'igal.-,
Commonwealth F.le i4ausoace S-tas. &. Fs-
fc-,ler riuiclars We refer 10 his at enlistment N
ii auction column. IA iho fotgv', pr. Aico'ly viii
makosll Ms C6lic e. cs CT S,cts 81. q. ,he Ter
chan,. EGc1l,a s..es gosss eyoy Monday az
Thrrr!ry, which hsye been tle reglia. a,n. -le..
diva og s.'c rlr many years.
eynoplaog .he condition Of ih9 Hsal4 ~ 49,.
q A. s % Il .I,
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pruiiiHg.

cspDs a. Der /, 900; Bi.lheaia, 81 per nom;
Ai4tl 40 fo,, ~ 90; Ltoe't Po.'e-'. NJ ~ hfi.
y Ion Sy.i equally ..w nilAsoN' 1Ae I-e-r Ef-.e1
10. InouIow. olQDsio Ci'y Hal
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RARNUM' AMERICAN N


NEW AND MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS,
embracing the wonderful and eJtiaordinaB
LIVING HlPPOPOTAMUS, 49,
OR RIVER HORSE, FROM TIE RIVER NILE, IN
EGYPT
THE GREAT bEHEMOTH
sequeuty mentioned TIE Book OF Job, where II i, de-
"UTON EARTH THERE IS NOT HIS LIKE"
the s and only aunG o. the kind exhibited IN Amer
lilo BE- at ell hours every day and eyeaio AID
is exhibited by
ms NATIVE EGYPTIAN KEEPER
who IL himself curiosity interesting specimen OF that
ancient al men.
Also, to be seen a. ell hours.
The GREAT LIVING SEA LION.
tie only arins, oite kud cepITed alice the MON
ARCH OF WE OCEAN, the LION Is THE KING
or THE PORLSr he is tie mobiles. snual earth.
MEiGhs OVER l,2o0 POUNDS AND EATS
90 POUNDS OF FISH DAILY!
WHAT is III OR NAN MONAEN.
ALBINO FAMILY FROM MADAGASCAR.
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON,
the lsTges. bear captured alive.
GRAND AQUARIA with is beautiful Living COLORED
FISH; SpECALED BROOK TROUT LIVING SEAL,
WING MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING HAPFY FAM.
LY, WAX FIOt : Ac.. Gr
BOCCICAUL1's GREAT DRAMA,
PbAN rom,
AID the iau, Ltet. prov 0kiDg l-rce.
YOUNG AMERICA
Every Afternoon acd Eveuins, a, ari :! fclocs
Mr.. BAi,KIsOS, COMIC IMPROMfrC SINGER, sp-
pe.TS az each dramatic performances.
Animation. - csnls. Ch..-isn under teD, - cents
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lie sIipEen,3 - TIE 4sare were 70. fD..0Y.:
-g To H. ~ 1851. O..
New.Yerk,.. 1901 - u 500. 300 81. - !
.lt~- Oslea.s.. - 90 % ,'''.'' 49, '''-r''.s''
NJ ahd So. 267,3s5 y 4.-la.o 70 IGa il1Gt
Cein.......... 3,sTic ~. astig Z zU.f1s ,
JHf ah......... $500 - Ggs5 % Iis.u %
a.soila".... 20 us8 "a 900 :. .,l 10
fah.g...... .ga % 9,4..g n -. J.
Haw'1 lsi.nds lis.D.9 L ~ ~ = - o.
herico .-..,.. a. 80. 20 II301 800 90
Ot-or Counggs. z89lJm il9lygJ zO,.J "a
Tctal.....s4gs-5y.6a y s-g1-e1-g 40 -. ~. 10. OF
The following liable ,..vcs tas
REcgrgs n, Ae-YeA n ce,eaa raalag f,,.ie, NJ Do.
nc iie Ff.fr.s fer i.c Eigah ~ .Eiff.
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There has been no marked charge to-day in the
market for Government Securities, excepting in the
demand for Oneycar Certificates, for which there
weso large orders in market, some Of them by tele-
graph from Washington, nnder which the qaots-
ton advanced TO 9i.. The SoyenThities also show '
some improvement selling at 1922.
The Edinburgh for LIVERPOOL takos $50 90 il
specie, and tie Ssxoni. $500, 400.
Export Of Specie from New-Yosk for the weei.
ending Feb. Z;
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Coparinersbip iloiifes.

nISSOLUTION.--This ceriiiies that the Part
AZ nerhip heieiofo rKistigg bsiwee JOHN r. rlOA5
aud L. W. cal BUICK undsf Tho lfn d JOHN H. BROAS
Co., has hi, day been DISSOLVED by u.s.! consent
John H. BgyRs being alone Empowered 70 gnt Jsyert In
liquidation and g. pay al outstanding elaine.
JOHN y HHOas,
NE,g-Yoak Poi s. 1853 r. W. CHtBBUCK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
Public Sale Of Large No. Lots
BELONGING TO ...
wM. BOmBERGER AND OTHERS.
Now Is your Time 10 Secure a Good ana
CheRp H0me.


yINH EsE Lets will te offered at pubo sale, on tho
PROMISES on Monday, me 9Th day Of April,
1866 tho sale 70 commence ~ one O'Clock said lots
are some Of the best lots situated on BomberRer-
Hill, and fronting on Quitman, Potomac, High and
Richard streets and within a few squares OF Trinity
Church and Eastern school House, and Immediately
northwest OF N. Nota Grocery Store, and some three
squares nearer The city than the 80 Marya CATHOLIC
Church, and being surrounded hy Beautiful resldenaes
and well improved property. From The rapid .m
prOyomens going ON ~ tins part Of che city, ihis will
be Of the best opportunities offered ioI good and
permanent investmenas this property viii double rs
value every few years.
And the same time and place Will be offered seYen
lots with neat good and pleasant residences thereon,
aud upon easy payments.
The terms OF this sale offers to every man the 0I,.
porunity Of procuring himself pleasant end desira-
Die nome.
The ierms Of sale are as follows One.iourih tnshl
note with approved security, payable IN ninety days
nom the day Of sale, the balance payable in three,
nur, I've and years. Rack payments 10 be sectif
~ BY mortgage on The premises, sit interest paye.
Ne annually.
Conyeyanees viii nun from the several voting p,ces
~ the city, 10 the sole and back, Tree of charge
Reasonable deduction Viii hc nsdo 10 tiose Who
purchase and pay down the amount VA es1sh.
G.B.-I have large number Of huusas to sel rang.
ing nom four hundred W. 20 several thousand dollars.
Also several beautiful I've end ten lots for eio
on reasonable terms.
WAl. BOMBERGER AND uIItEns, Prnys
A. u. McCsuRr, Agent
g. r. BenER SoS, AucuOneers. alds
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DRAKEs PLANTATION BITTERs,-Exhansted
nature great restorer. A delightful beverage
aud active tonic Composed Of pureSt Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t insigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. IL destroys
acidity Of the stomach, creates an appertite,
aud strengthens the system. 1t is u certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmstic disease from change of
diet, water &c. 1t can be used at all times Of
day by old or young and is particularly rec
commended TO weak and delicate persons
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
saloons. p. II. DRAKE a Co,
ds22daw6m 202 Broadway, N, Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
E. O,B RIE III,

MO- Jol becOnu Atreet,
aVAs received his spring supply Of Goods, and is
constantly adding 20 his large stock OF Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, and Ogars. He expect, another lot
Of White Fish next week in addition 70 the large quRn
tity OF ali kinds OF fiah already on hand.
We advise our readers 10 20 and friend o. Brien,
and take look AZ his grocery snd liquor departments
We are certain they Will be satisfied when his proeH
are made known A more clever fellow never crossed
the Atlantic. Whatever be represents Will be just 20,
and no mistake. His store is Jnat now cramIned null
and notwithstanding the high price OF goods, he Is
willing 70 dispose oi them ~ the lowest possible rates,
He Il well known through large portion Of ohio
and Indiana, and gets credit for having pure Wines
snd Liquors for medicinal purposes. lie keeps con
santly on hand the celebrated 3, r. isao-X Drake 5
Plantation Bitters mal0dAW
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE Is hereby given that there are now pending
IN before the CITY Council OF fhe City Of Dayton the
following Ordinances, to-witi il a
10 grade, gravel, euro and gutter front Of lots
l2g6, .eS6 ,29l 800 l3Oj, l30l, lSS, l3l0, 92I
322, 1923, 82i, ,32b l92G l,327 3 md 1880 on
liongworth street, between Wayne and Old Brown
streets. 4t
In pursuance Of the Law, said Ordinances we're twice
read laid the table, and the Clerk instructed "a give
four weeks notice OF the pendency Of the same. -.
The lew requires all claims for damages that may
accrue nom sHidiuiprovenenis 10 be filed IN writing
with the City Cerk setting forth the amount OF dana
&c claimed, Within axeph6Gsas tho expiratiou Of
uleJpqnf sRni1 viii be taken up for dnal action
apld4w ANTHONY sTEPHANs, City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01

DR. RoBAcKs SCANDINAVIAN REMRDIRs.--
Are you sick, no matter what organ is affect
ed, depend upon it the blood, which is the
food and sustenanee Of every organ, is full OF
corruption My Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, break up the source Of
disease in the fluids Of the body They purge
and purify the elements OF the blood Hence
their quick and complete cures in dyspepsia,
scrofula, eruptions, fits, tnmors, nervousness,
kidney complaints, piles, low feyers, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want of sexual vigor,
etc, etc. These remedies are astonishing the
whole medical world.
See advertisement mar9dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01

The Iron 0lads THE Sharpley Min
slrels will hold forth again at Huston Hall to-
night. They're immensel They're not an
experiment, by any means but an institution
established firmly on capital Of several bill
lions Ifyou would have as much fun as you
can hold, go and hear the monitors to.
night Crowd the Hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01

Lyos's KATHnRoS. .--This delightful article
for preserving and identifying the human
hair, is again put up by the original proprie,
tor. and is now made with the sape ep-@. al'iii
md o,ta..;o-, -Lich hrst created its immense
and unprecedented sales Of over one million
bottles annually It's still sold at 25 cents
in large bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold in year when it is known that the
Kathalron is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it cleanses the
scalp Of scurf and dandrnf, gives the hair a
lively, rich, luxurisnt growth, aud prevents IT
from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing. The Kathairon has been test
cd for over twelve years. and is warranted as
described Any lady who values beautiful
head of hair will use the Kathairon. It is
finely perlumed, cheap and valuable. 1t is
sold BY all respectable dealers throughout the
world ID. s. BARNES a. CO.
New York
ial2d&w6m W. W. STEWART, Dayton
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An Outrage. we learn from bystonder

An Outrage. We learn from byslender
that yesterday afternoon just after High
School had been dismissed, several of the boys
attacked one Of their number, who wore an
ornament on his watch chain denominaied a
"Copperhead' and toro i OIL, breaking the
chain in two OF three places, This outrage
led TO further violence, and the fracas soon
spread among several boys blows being freely
exchanged between the belligerants.
It seems that, according to the Journal,
"some of the boys had been wearing butter.
nut breast-pins, much 10 the annoyance Of the
Union scholars, and this was the proyooa.
ton for the assault The man who wrote the
sentence we quote above, is bigger fool
than Blubbers colt, that didn't know how to
drink when offered water and he ought to be
fed by hand The Union boys were annoyed
were they And these set.disdm Union lads
have q right to regulate the tastes of their
comrades who differ from them, and enforce
their pretentions have they2 And the fellow
of the Journal encourages them in this
course of dictatioh aud violence
The boys who were induced to commit an
assault on one Of their comrades, Yesterday
evening, by such blatherers as the Journals
"Dunderhead, win he examined before the
Mayor in the morning.