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ons nnof IN, tee spcere synraihy wtth the sold ors
Of North taroina and admiration Coz them iorced
they 20 hold back wa, ono nas sne puu". - S
on the Confederate and WIN tho oner 20 Keep
down away ther own distant homes that POISONOUS
treason whirh IL sown oroaaess r a'ns s sne SS sa
diers OF no State have 10 pass through such an
ordoa f9is- When Georgians or south Carolinisns
dress their Tine OF battle 10 meet the invading hosts IN
front the bitter feeling that treason 20 tho
sacred working In their rear, sapptng the hope
and confidence o the people whose homes and honor they
Gght or wilhering away their ranks by creating dsa
lection doubt aud despoudency -counseling base sub
sh wa sse ss up 20 % ios' 20 oG e.
Lincoln OF all the young limbs that have been shred on
all the rich blood that has been freely poured outa the
brghtoves that have been cheerfuly offered for the In
Dependence OF that State by her best aud bravcs
Blood freely she'd and lives cheerly oered-for WHAT
to withdraw from political association with those
States which are now waging de.olsttng and
barearous var upon her, They would not have
shed drop Of that blood nt have parted with ono OF
those limbs purchase permission to creep back into the
hated Union they had left like beaten hounds In order %
their masters might, perchance fling them some scrap or
morse that which their own, reward Tor being
ss .
sleeping hundred battle neds aye and the dead
vlrginans fell BY their Sides would shrek out from
their bloody graves shame and imprecat0n upon the ab
ject wretches who acted counseliod such gnomin
deseron They knew how to die those heroes but
believed the sacrifice was made 70 win prixe worth the
Ali IL they had dreamed that they were perish
vaiu-tO die aG fool dieth.
Thank God there danger OF this Ifthe creatures
who live at nome at In North Carolina, and who
think OF nothing but to turn the life and death struggle OF
their Independence into unworthy contest for
party and emoument why, the soldiers who bold
really in their charge the interests and honor 0 their
State viii at last themselves and read the traitors
such stern rebuke that the Of him that hssreth Is
shalt tingle. fsg f-E 6N,t vss HHaF gs3 IS,
We not admire nor encourage Political or party
in the army but TO Justice upon the tratsr
OF the North Carolina Sandard would be party
movement political struggle than the strngng up Of
highwayman. We should advise the person who con-
ducts that concern to 60 North 10 time. That 10 his
pace-that or q worse, II worse there be.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THrRspAY, August 27-6P.M
AsHns.-saes were reported Of 60 bbs at 7c for pots
and &c. for pearls.
BxSApnryn.-At the opening Of business to-day the
rise In gold and sterling exchange assisted holders of
Hour and enabled them to get rather bettsr prices par
tcuarly for ssh ground shipping brands but ths sub.
sequest reaction IN the gold market and the unavorabs
Of the Hibsrnia news had depressing effect and
u the clcse the tendency was in favor Of purchas he
days sale included 1S7co bbls state and Western $50
bbs Southern and SEQ bols Canadian or the southern
800 bbs were choice extra Baltimore made from this
years crop Of wheat and sold At % So for shipment 70
South America The transactions In rye aour and corn
meal were unimportant. We nov quote
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Coronerss lnqussss.

FAraL Ragtr os ocAxsxz- -Cosoass Rannsy held an
'uausss yesterday s2e Cherry street upon the body
john IArkis child about six yssss old, Who died fom
the escs q injuries received % che hands Of yours
man uassd whusu Cameron, On the 10Th inst d.
ccsssd appears was beaten end kicked In the most
cr,s msnaes HIS eye vas souGed out, and his body
him severely that he died IN coueeoucocc the ,rrv
brought 10 vcsdc asainss the accused who was there
upon cgmmed 10 the rombs awai. the action az tbe
Grand Jury. ~
srAssso cAss-Ars Moras ErAxrAnos An -.
morton examination was held yesterday nv coro,,.
Rannsy 10 the case cf man named Thomas ,n,,,.n,,
residing at $50 Mulberry street who was s,.hh,s :. ~,
sioc with pair of talor's shears the hands ~ , VIC
Meshan Tho parties had quarrel some hourr r,a,
90 the ssabbng, and Mcehan, watching his onro,,r,
when he found bis antagonist asleep, plunged ps,s Z,
shears into his body, inncting severe no f,,.,
wound Tbs asss,laat committed 10 the Town.. A.
await tho rcsnt OF tho wounded mans nIurtes -
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Mlscellane0us.

srsassHrr K.sS.so6. Capt Bridgmsn sailed Yesterday
for Queenstown and Liverpool
STEAMSHIP CRY or WILMINGTON Of the inman line sals
to morrow Saturday at noon for Queenstown and Liver
pool The popular commander OF this steamer Captain
Brooks viii no donbt make another rapid run across
VIII be stripped. canlkcd and coppered.
STEAMSHIP krSsixsIoS large Sectional dock for
the purpose OF being stripped caniked coppered
sa,r srsxysrr-pymonth. Mass. Aug s7-Arr Br schr
COS for Philsdelrhis. wrecked Colorado reef.
RR sBIr M>on-tspy Bay via ssckele July c6The shin
SnsSrc sGr orp sss kams Of sas from rs ts
Island morning. Sa ss s n ,oain s.s sas d e
Crew saved. The ship Is a total loss.
Sur GKo Lss has been sold at Ingapore for $4,000
ia reports sis, INST lat S. lon so erperieucsa
LOST spars bawsrks sustained other damage
B,nsT ho,ss Lsos from Boston 2s,h for Melbourne
YORK ss with M1 Corn ss
S iaaas and started
BARK cows-roochow. June eo-The bark Cora Kendiar
ses Rs 1 Vicinity SSs,es sssa
Appears TO be badly damaged
BRc Mosici-kennebunkport. Aar 2s-Brir Monica, or
w % s ~ V% ssass ,or % came aSs I
the and cefore the second anchor would hoa had
smns ns1 r asSs M 6se ns she a eh sS
ser r up 9y ezra anchor ans this morning
crooked a. n' mo ''e re' 'asns badly but not Oed or
scnH Elsn. from Erabe,hpor for salem. is ashore on
sens wn.,as rsss. Curtis from ashirs voyage. in AZ,
d ihe lsSns AID @ az ss sseS g.
The erew % ,sSsa nonc o. nsr clothes or effects The
S:'s ,smsssf "a
%sT wnS w NJ john az a sss.'sP O. cd ,s sp
surcd ''' "''''
ssEK - with coal bound inis Boston. struck heavily
after Damage unknown, and was ron ashore Ssnssfei
ton |" x. b. on s r below s
90 @ss &c abandoned s0PS h iS;, % Long Long
GOT Sboe rss.s
ing anv m sterial damge.
ss, sa I ~: .ioa 0% 90 ss yard 1
Ts *. A from sna Is. ssS ssr or o
Erisins FIRM since ne @ nss day o. ser,sn6sr last
laying the keel for another skip. ''e"''
spoken. &C.
Porto Rss s' DAYS fro" Sf0' for
FeFsttn Rorss.
III, pS sy. :s .ssy os,s'S S.ss RUE
ea.s t.sd A q "a, ss,s 70. r,.ses, ,b A.ssA Es.
srs. s.ay sS WI sssss: ssss:
ss-ss Eat. sss S.isa , % s.s IT ;s.sss :
S:sls s'S y ss;:1 Ss;s Cam ~ 5Sss "a
PoocHow, June 21in port barRa Cora Chandler frorn
Newchv vans arr nh Ellen nashsr for Eas coss, Lrsis
Roe Df,er for ehanGhae hngs Eeles Archer and rnon
sts6sn for East schrs las MILLER Csrhonsts Soy
shsnghss ninssn. johnson for do steamer Maria Hawss
Hose KoEe June 7sIs port ships carissa BIRD Brd "a,
Shanghai; DFeo, Buck for Contss Lncas a.
Don Quiscss yohnson rsr Bormoss japan and San rsn
Imperial Hutshins for sarson tncovsh Follsnsbee from
shields. arr ne; Rathsy, Rsnne. unc; winged kassr
Cumming do: barks Ceclse DAM Schmidt FOR san rre
cisco; granoills .gr for to Philip D.anoye Ferry Tor
wahs Ryder and Tesian Star Pike unoi and others Be-
Livssroot, Aut is-Ar Pocahonas Perry Bangor Arr.
ca (sl. Boston.
xAsIIA June ts-fn port stips Antonio Terry fPrrrv)
Luce for Nyort; KITTY Simpson Mayo. from Hong Koes
flcrou. Aug is-Ar bark Ia cigueua. Palmer New yoss
CID 18th. schr Quail. brewster. fSork. .sN.
HuA June W-In port ships John Jsy, Lord Tor
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wheat wns more abundant and In better demand carly
in the day but heavy declining toward the close
as shippers appeared has willing to operate mlsss Al
easier prices The the market 10 dsv vss
better than had been available at any time for some
days rsst The sales comprised 100 900 bushels al
Al "a Isl rs for white Western 81 90 for White state
al - 81 70 for amber Western winter 81 ~ ~ 2I
the hitter cxtrrmc rsetor red Western winter n "A
a Al 10 Cor amber Iowa. sSc q 81 II for Mica.
kcc club. aud rec 81 % for Chicago spring Corn Was
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o n 7 = y A Y Y
MRS. ADMIRAL raote.

Caroline Augusta Street, widow OF the tate Ad.
m.rs toote ded At the residence Of hec father Augustus
Z. street. Esl, IN New Havens Conn, on Wednesday
evening" Mrs soote was forty seven years OF age. Her
funeral will take place this Afternoon at three O'Clock.
The death @. the late Admiral has been speedily
followed By that Of his widow
Mrs toote hsd been invalid FOR time, and was
40 "a az not to be able to be at the funeral ser
vices of her husband
The husband, vie aud two children OF this iamiy
have passed from earth within the past year. and
We remember Alright, there remains cny maraiea ~
daughter and two sons OF this noble anu huslriouS
ftlnily
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PROPOSALS..

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICE, JULY "a, i80 -
States IL America
The Governor and Executive Committee win receive pro-
posas up tue sth October parties wing 70
constnci with them for the Ia Of
smonthy mail between the city OF Knsston. IN ths island
and the city OF New York. In the United States OF America
and the provisions the
isiand y vcoriA chapter as promote commun
betwern this the America
Victoria, chapter ~.
The Ierms conditions including the Period for which
the will h@ taken. Will be made on appca
Loncon; JEREMIAH LEAYCRArT Esa.,' 90 Wall street,
New YORK this oce Tenders for this service Arc 70
be addressed and the Secretary
Cor mittre of Jamaica. Spanish Town.
RIO coNTRAcroRs--sEALED PROPOSALS WILL. RB
received unt ne th day Of september for laying brck
county. SPECIFICATIONS he had by addressing the under
signed Proposals walks OF other brtcx
viii be considered The village trustees right
reject al proposals rst deemed for the ADVANTAGE Of
the ylls.P EDMUND HOOLE
Chairman Of Committee on streets and side~ alks
NouSr VERNON. August ~ 1869.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CROucs-Mc( oRD--On Wednesday, August 20, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father GEORGE H. CRoiUs, to
CHARLOTTE L. MCC0RD, daughter OF John McCOrd. Esq all
Of this city.
CaAxBxIs-REYNoLDs.-On1 Tuesday, August 25, by Rev.
w. McAlister, ANDREW CHAMRxRs, OF Jersey City,
HATTIE G. REYNOLDS, OF New York.
HosKNs-LX.-In WestAeld N. j.. Thursday,
August 10, by the Rev. Edward Downer Captain SASUEI
W. HOsKNs Acting Quartermaster, United States voun
teers Miss MINNIE LEE OF Clarksou Moaroe county
New York. No cards.
PKRKIxs-IRwlN.-At Trinity church, on Tuesday, Au-
gust IS, by Rev. D. X Ogilby Captain JOHN KING PER.
KNs OF Maine. Miss MARY ELzAHErB, eldest daughter
OF John and Martha Irwin, Of brooklyn
Eastern papers please copy.
QUrrzow-SsABURY. Yin brooklyn. on Wednesday, Au-
gust at the residence OF the BRIDES father by Rev.
W. 7. Webbe, Mr. HxNRy WILLIAM QUIrzow TO EMMA,
daughter or James n. Seabury. Esq.
wArysoN-RENoUD -On Thursday, August q, by the
Rev George H. Houghton, EDWARD r. WArrsox to Miss
1sABxI.L RKNoUD. No cards.
Philadelphia papers pierse capy. e4'
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A. r. Halsey.

Mr. A. r. Hasey, gaptlemau well known In the inan.
cia crcos OF this city died very suddenly last wednes
day evening" a his residence in Orange New Jersey He
bad been suffering slightly for weeks back; but his
condition net such any uneasuess 70 his
family and friends. On Wednesday night he retired to
rest, apparently without anything unusual being the
matter with him. He had scarcely disrobcd himself,
however, when be suddenly attacked with hemerr.
hage 0t the lungs, and threw up large quantity Of
blood, which enfeebed him such degree that
he expired after short struggle. The suddenness OF his
death surprised everyb body who knew him. while at the
time has plunged hts family and connections into
tho most profound grief Mr. Hasey for nearly Afty
years counested with the Bank of New York, various
capates Beginning as clerk, be became 10 succession
teller cashier and President performing the duties
each position with satisfaction tho stockholders and
credit 10 himself Due notice OF the funeral win be given
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FURNITURE.


RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HoUsEKEEPRRs-
Z Ihe .n,'ef 81, ps nosse.sspns VII ,sl
liz West twenty third near sass J" =.
kosewSod slo.ore prswns ho,m fnrnitnre covered In
Brons-. OF fsin,ires Buaeis Es.enslon Table cSiss
sos ss sps s Al mss. 20 ossss - s. wS &
months; viii he cold at a sacrifice. NJ MIDDLETON.
EoR sALE-HE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND
Il sros osr a.' riosf II ssSs ssss
houseseepinr sis sIrey valuable opportunity every
purchased much more sSau what
Il then Address boz s7s Post otlce.
GIVING UP HousE-wrsHIxa TO DISPOSE or
Sos.ny eS. s or c.rd T.ss ss''s%iP % F.Ias s
a1e cs AZ ID E.ss I.sness street. n' '''a'' ''Asr
uAxpsoxE HovsRHoLD rURNIruRR roR SALE
IA besuufa Parlor Suit covered N rich French broa-
s BEEN ~ r. a:s s, s:. % mo sSs S w b :od for
70 ros:rooa ssd',ssds sa,,sas Msshs,snd. Gsi ID
S s.srssn sas s.s :.s,as. ies s;s ss:s
Rocs ron sALE-xEwyouSDLAsp LA IsAIts.. "a:
~ 9rsyhounds Bsnhstms rcsd,ss slasx srsss.sasSss
ssss sssss ssrns ssss Sa.e: e y' sss ~
noes ros sALE.cxE LAscs 81. rr~rSSoa'sss"s rsrisS a'ss s"s
q Pes s.s sas % soS ONE sr ss sr..r -.
ss.. r. s's.sss s.ss 'ss ssss : y R's's
street, IRA, socf.
EIzIes .y5L5s e. .ss sscn s.s s.s AZ Hss
S..ssss zen Cur fs,:.Ts's:a ps:. ss:s.a r. i Sss
~socxISa sraps JUST al. ancEIvED srsssDiD % %
NA lcso Nv cOLLfERy bird store y Fa'c" street,
corner OF ocio
REMOVAL.
~,.~ovAr.-pR n. orBsoN. ~ Astry srxysr.
near BroswAs has returned " tiy A.e q his p~o
srss&oe Once hours . TO fVSk y. &c ~
REMOVAL a j. EAoLETOr, DKNrTSr ~ cI,Irr0H
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MT. Matthew I. Brennan. the CITY Comptroller,
sdvertises to-day for proposals for u 900 900 of
riot damages indemnity bonds of the county Of New
York. These bonds will bear per oent interest;
they will be issued September l, 1868, and will be
redeemable August l, 1864.
The statements of the banks Of the three princi-
pal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with tho previous one, and the corresponding time
of 1867, as follows:-
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M0vs@snts 81 Ucoa1 Dtsemsrs.
hAs are forwarded by ~ the regular bnes
The sesmers Tor from Liverpool call at Queenstown az
cert the Canadian line. which call at Londonterrv The
sesers Tor % from the contncut call st Southampton
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rs Ssss oesn s:rt; rG.,.2
cS4hisssry iBr Bosc. n Hei.os &sria SBr): schrs
+ WMnsr Avosetta lsr). Express (Bry, (Br) Day
fBr) n Monanu Jr. Palmyra. -
8th-ship Harrisburg barks Leroy. Mornng Star DALI
Jane Bishop (Br) Princess Alexandra fDan), Ocean
lydia Cole; schr n Youmans, and 20 others steamer
Baltimore
27th-Br steamship Kangaroo.
Wind at sunset w. light
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Being an increase Of forty-six per cent over the
same week of last year.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned for the
week ending August %, in 1859. t5l .8os 05; in
1868. .9sS 0i-an increase this year Of $8,-
134 96; and from January to the end Of last
week. in 1862 t777 CAT 49, in 1868. q. .OTs. .907 ls-
an increase of $500 ,259 70, or about forty-three
per cent. Vte@ @
e The days business at the ab-Treasury was as
foll0ws:-
For customs $40 900 90
ls0tIsbIo bo
Balance as ,ooS ,956 So
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(S.T.-106O-X] |

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITrERs,-- Exhausted
natures great restorer A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed of pureS st. Croix
Rum, roots and herbs 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
aeidity of the stomach, creates an appertte,
aud strengthens the system. 1t is q certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Masmatic disease from change Of
diet, water &c. It 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 & CO.,
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY At GERMANTOWN

John and Geo. ze'ler Case Ma aos.
John S. Holman ct al Montsomsry Superior Court.
Df virtue OF and In obedience To- the command os
ID an order Of naie made by the Superior Conr M
Montgomery county, Ohio, and 10 me directed Il vii
oilsr - pnbe sale a. The door Of the Court House In
Safardag, Nay sOtA, 1868,
AZ two O'Clock m sfsaid day the following descy,b.
real estate via situate In tie county Of Monfgotnsr
and stale Of Ohio aud in the village OF tlermanfo
and descnbod - follows: In. lots Numbered nlnefes
(i9l twenty, toD) aud the south half OF Iot nunshr
twenty eight lEsl as numbered on the Teeor,ira af
Of said village OF Germantown. F-
Also os eighteen U y and all OF lot mbered tson.
ty-nine t9s) u the said village oi Garmanp Tesni
20 much Of said lot numbered twenty nine a. vas CON
veye4 BY john haller 10 one Matthew r. frank, And
d descrhed as follows, commencing the nort vel
corner OF LOT numbered tWehty mine and rtInninv
south forty eet fronting on the east side OF Plumb
street and then extending tack eastwarlly Al rishf
angles the wheie length Of nAid lot.
Under order of fetiion for n rtltion ssate N, th
case 81 q properly has been appraised a. fOllows
the nrst aescrioed ptece 1900 90
and oasOl sell Tor less taa twO6fs Of he Sboys
Appraiaemont
fsrns-11s eashi X 10 one, and tl,e balance in two
years nom aay OF sale the deferred a 10 hear
per cent interest from day Of sAle and 20 b. secured
by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE wo6AMAH, shenn Mont. county
0uNcKHL q SIh0Has Au'yA- aB22wis
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Nem Aobertlsements
L O O K III Il R E !.
WHY NOT LOOK TO TOUR OWN INTERESTS
AND SAVE YOUR MONEY!

w.. Affat HN htaft - ttfHfHaHfn HHHNn
Vog now have rare chance to secure home for
WI zee that by paying an equivalent To Is per month";
which Y Nv per year you can pay the entrs sum OF
prnciPh, interest, and taxes on one OF these Lots
Thus you see hy buying one OF these lots you save
yInI ss1s whish w yGn Psy monthly snd thls kAKE
cure home ID good alocaton a. can be found in
the ctl ef Dnston Tho property 10 rapidly improy.
inB N thlf section ot the city, 40 that Investment
can but pay only attendedto These Lots are sofas
of the bast now ofered tor sale in this city, AMI heu
these Arg sl solS you mss. 90 back artherI they
Potomac, Hah, and George streets, west q N VIots
residence on Aona Ayenile, and very conVepient TO
the two Catholc Churches and the Union school in the
sixth ward betng already ruuounded by good resi-
dences Nhioh ere owned BY men who have an eve 10
,ne eevnpssgea ef sAFE AND PkvElTABLk IN
kgTbese Lots can be bought on the following terms
One. nnh each or note Of ninety daye with security
me oAlApoe IN ave equal annual payments secured 6y
mortgage on the premises. reasonable deducuon
viii be made 70 those who wish 10 pay cash down
conYeyanoeH will run, free Of charge, to the sale
from the Court House and Postotice. =
The sale Will take place en- the premises on SAT-
UkDAf MAY z, ls63, ~ O'Clock pm. 800 --F
THIS 10 certainly rare chance 70 those who wish ia
secure home for themselves In desirable oeat on
~ regards health and dcomfoT and in no part Of the
city OF Dayton 10 there rapid impFoV nt and ~
safe An Investment a. Ia here presented.
WIN you look 70 yourown interest aud attend this
wM; BoM1ERGER AND oTHEBs. Props. s.
y. =. hrnEh = soh, Auctoneers sHD n
h.b;--i have large number Of desirable houaas
and lotai also, parcels vi land from two acres 10
quarter .secnoh sitnatsd n aud near Daytou which
can sell cheap, at private sale. and ON good terms
assdo g A. ,. hoCLUkk, Real kslate Agent.
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mar9dIm

LYONS KATHAIRoN.- delightful article
for preserving and identifying the human
hair, is again put up by the original proprie
tor and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense
and unprecedented sales of over one million
bottles annuallyl 1t is still sold at 20 cents
in large bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold in a year when it is known that the
Kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it ceanses the
scalp of scurf and dandrnf, gives the hair a
lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents il
from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing. The Kathairon has been test
ed 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 oil respectable dealers throughout the
world d. s. BARNES g. CO.,
New York
jal2d&wGm W. w. STEWART, Dayton.
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2:40 I'VE are daily reminded that some
horses are capable of moving with speed
ApPrOximatiDg that Of Grst-claas locomotive
under head Of steam for all manner Of
inexperienced and reckless Jshas arc putting
them through the streets at the imminent riak
OF their own and other peoples limbs--so say
nothing Of the horses Main street seems to
be mistaken for ahsll-FOad BY some Of the
2;40 boys. b .as
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TRUSTEE AND MASTER COMMISSION.
. ets ERiQ RAI,R

Df virtue Of order % ne issued nom tho Court
ID Of Common Pleas VI ksmilton county Ohio sia.
Ted the nth day of March, isd1 IN the suit wherein
Alexander findlay and Anne Ellan, his vie, are
plalniiA, and Wu. ~ souls ehd vile and other. are
dssndahts, case No. q, ,6ls, vi ODER Al p,ho als
on The premises, 10 The county Of Montgomery and
atale Of OHIO, and "a elnlng the city Of Ihyton On
Monday, lfae ~, lS6s,
AZ II o'clcek IN, the following described proaerty
yE' Lot No. ioa ooiaining eleven Acres and thirty
four pennies ~ laid down and described on man X
died and recorded ID the salt " parition bel,eea
the heirs and devisees of james and Jane Fndlay
deceAsed. SAID suit Of peFulion being Numbered r.
Ohio, sos and I. $40. I1 fI.....'fI m
feFms a sais-rone-thrd cash, one.thiri In one
yetr and one,hlrd IN TIVE years. deferred payments
lsss and esarias ala Pef esni iRisfust iom dAy of
APPRAISED At eases stsf,h. paet b
lal .la.l y L-.VATTIER,
slld.4ussaatt Trustee snd spsoial Naai, CON. !
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Wolfsh.--The Harrison township Wolf
case is being examined before Justice Turner,
to-day. Over so witnesses were present
Who killed the catr That's the question
which weren't decided when we went to .press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Rolling on.--Yesterday we learn that q
corps Of colored soldiers passed through here
en- route for Massachusetts This makes the
second nstallment from the South and West.
Massachusetts, is roundabout way to reach
the South. R-At'sNt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Blooming-Ths plum and pear blossoms
are adding, their attractions 10 .hoss OF the
pioneer PsAeh-blOws. Il viii not be long be-
fore all the forest Of fruilery viii be abloom,
and the atmosphere win be bardsasd with
fragrance. Mature is making most szlrasa.
CANT promises Of fruit aud Il the perform.
ancs is half ~ great, We viii have IN abund.
anee, and Of the bast quality.