Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

| A Noble Cartman noticed an old
MANA very old man-driving cart, not
long ago, and we remarked to an acquaint-
ance that the venerable cartman had the man
ners Of gentleman, aud Il would not surprise
us il he had-to use hackneyed expression
seen better days Feeling Interested in the
old man we made enquiry Of one Of his neigh.
bors and we ascertained that many years ago
he was a Nobleman in the Fatherland, owned
teveral estates, and was noted for his wealth,
and great hospitality Getting involved in one
of the periodical revolutions which disturb and
threaten the disruption of the German States,
he was obliged TO fly the country with such
means as he could readily realize, and his
estates were conGscAted. He was the victim
Of bad luck from that timo to the present, lie
was twice robbed and he lost some ten thou
sand dollars by endorsing for friend A
son.in-law finally got possession Of the little
property he had left, and the old gentleman
was reduced to the necessity Of drudgiug for
livelihood
The Masquerade time is aearly
up, and all who intend taking part in the Bal
Masque Of the Pacific Fire Company at
Armory Hall TO morrow evening, should be
getting ready. 1t will be brilliant time Get
your tickets. It is the determination Of
the Management to have the best or
der enforced. Tickets must be procured be-
fore the night. Gentlemen must he accom-
panied by partners, and exceptionable people
will be excluded. The doorkeepers must
know all who enter Tickets can be procured
of either of the following gentlemen, the com.
mittee
Geo. McDargh, VIM H. Harrison, VIM.
Cooper Hogue, o. Haskinson, M. +. Bherer,
T. Brookey II. W. Ware George Taylor, ].
Viot, p. h. Lehman.
A Liberal Dealer-We call the attention
of our readers to the advertisement of our
clever friend E. 0'Brien, No. 30l, Second
Street He has every thing Of the very best
quality in the Grocery, and Liquor line, and
his prices are as low as he can afford to sell
Mr.. 0, has established reputation foF LIBERAL
and fair dealing that any man ought to be
proud ot He will maintain that reputation
We can most cheerlully recommend him and
his goods to the public Those who know
the Colonel don't need any recommendation
to him.
Going.-We are informed that on Thurs. |
day of this week the work will cease in the |
Western Machine Shop in this city, and the |
establishment will be removed to indianapolis.
This will throw large number Of men out Of
work. Dayton will soon be considered a way.
station. 1t is not improbable that at no very
distant day it will be switched of altogether
and that Gillis' will run his buses to stations
several miles away from the city, to make CON
nections with the cars
The Regulars learn that Company
d., LIST Battalion, 18th Regulars hasbeen dis.
banded and the men assigned to the other
companies in the Battalion. The officers
have been sent North TO recruit for the Reg
iment.
Lieut. j, J. Wagner, of Co. b., 18th Reg
ulars, has been assigned to the staff of Lieut..
Col Shepard, of the 18th Regulars command
ing the Brigade, with the rank of Captain.
Ladies !-Have you attended the Auction
Sales of Dry Goods, Notions, &C., at George
II. Coles, 76 Main street ? The goods are of
the best quality, the assortment is extensive,
and the goods are selling at astonishingly low
prices. The sales are made three times per
day-lO o'clock A. NJ, and 2 and clock
p. NJ. The most convenient time for the la.
dies to attend is in the afternoon
Funeral Notice The funeral Of Lieut.,
r, s, Chambers, who was wounded at the bat.
tie Of Murfreesboro, and died January Srd, /