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The New York herald., 1863-12-31
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CO"ARTN1RsBIp.
GGyurYE opPoRrUSrry-rH GOOD WILL
y mn condition Of tae sdyer,'ssnf oa ,ae are ,.Ts no
tvo 2, ai sbeats-onc 10 neshborins ei,y-a.d haze
Of s,,ep man Of er,rscfsr ana energy with from
500 900 aya Iimselt q he te'i saacs ever e
GOOD RELIABLE MAN. WITH ss 900 CAN RB
"A ,,rd with person d. ng q root wood ana
Address appointing interview. Coal Merchant Herald
oni.c
nIssoLUroS OF PARrNERsHTP.-yHE corARI-
nershp heretofore existing betwe"n the undrrsgned
arder the 3rm name spier W Is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent soS
NKw YoRx Dee - 1862 LAG Chambers street
NOTICE OF RETIREMENT FROM srsINEss Mr.
h S.i on.e Of %ss sns NJ h.mo" Sa
% .aal consent @ W. S:non, coninu; 1e Sas,n... on
scS * own account under 'ns sssys! .s S '''
sRaSsp eMas. SHsisLMt4si 4 s1tsaixssrs
Nrw Yopx. Jsn.ri IsSs.
pAsrxEa wAsrEu-IS TUE FEED AND Hay
hs sss crs saaeS N .S
please appoint Interview Address Flour reed Herald
DARE oYPoRrgSITY.IA FIRM COMPOSED ..,s., OF :,
years In tNe general colsron bunes- 10 rh,iaielohs
.ssns r %'sn sno.r .rsse rsn. 70 'so
sa"" 81. rare Any psT;SS p''%s
sesd Hsrers'sSs S rsaspha psf oce
yxyANTED-A PARrSEG. WITH $500 CAPITAL. IN
w o old established manufacturing concern. doing
rood business. One who speaks French preferred
Address r. q. r., Herald Office
VIZ ANTBD-oNH THOUSAND DOLLARS. AS LOAN
w good securitv to be used in he insnscture of
partner n the business Address j. g., box toSS Post
Office New York.
| d Enn-I AM BEING PAID VERY LITERALLY FOR
Ns)VU. rightwork which wish to chanre Into dny
work offer onchaf interest in nrst class manu-
featuring business for $50 The business now paying two
only good living but and should be extended TO
the realization OF wealth Address Staple. box 60'6 Post
oaice
c1 EOO AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY PART.
'OI .OJO. waned, in the mos, lucrative money
making business in this country. Association first class
Apply before o'clock NJ at 503 Broadway room No
CO SO0 "A SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED. WITH
A.JVO. this amount to increase the business or an
established mercantile house in this city. Security TO double
the II required Address, with real name
for three days. Mortimer. Heraid ohce.
GO 0ClO TO IS WANTED 4 BUSINESS NM:
business; PROFITS reasonable and connection
yceptiopab~ n cnh be indefinitely cxended Call
or address EDWARDS BLISS. II9 Nassau street.
90 NOA TO &5.OOO.--wANTRD, A BUSINESS MAN.
sDeO.UUO with the above capital. IN established
manufacturing business profits reasonable and connection
uner er.ionabe be indeAaitey extended Call
or address EDWARDS BLISS, ll9 Nassau street.
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WAxrED-A cory OF THE NEW YORK DAILY
W Herald Of The 1pb ssd Ngh sepssns~r lssl "a,
ssh ,ss Ah'sra Rd's Van b ps'd qHo JAssxS, y Ass
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<NEO CHRfsTY,s MINsTRELs.
" os5 s5-BROADWAY-S5,
Opposite hetror olAn Hotel
:, Positively the last week prior TO visiting wanngton'
THE BEST BILL or THE SEASON.
THE TRoUBADOuRs MIsslssIPPi rLiNo, THE
EPHKs LAMENT. HICKORY BACK Loo. THk GHOST.
PiCO, BANJO AND CORkEr SOLOS.
New Acts Songs, Dances and Plantation Scenes
Doors open 81 70 commence a IA Tickets 2S cents
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Dc poto, vii. te given when 'he season Wu commence
NEw powEHl THEATRE
faUesDAs. peC aisr 1875
FoR Tut holidays
siXri WfIK ~
~ 81 rt5 tSEiG : osb1htG2 f'asH.Iton nons
GAELIC AND hkrlN
TIE 'n"ea'I n; L"si, =, pra@' o. "n 4
,,IN Tnr BowLgy
''r ''''' ''S 'Ss h'd 4 C posisAes ,.
MRS " c IoEr; v
ssosSff ssssssSE''98S - VI +. hssshIsssa, sss"a
" "'''' ipioT oy r'fT sn,sSoS
M Id~ip blanchard .. A. ...... ;The ihss
''f fEisa .isiPe soSe D ASp 80 ~ Nn pAvKsPSRr '
VIZ syir,i 'nr i''TsbD Hsb i,,c5FTs' Hso%s OF
Srw WAR DAY
en,ertainmen's GnerEoon a, 2oeocs eycuiag. ~
IL 7s BROADWAY
EVERY MIGHT. ATsoCLOCK 4
Tie scnsaiiar Of the day.
~ %' ss s Si e s s.
~ =: ;:;s's ';; $500:
S II: ~
sas. s ssssr, 2e- .ns naiS.is9, se S.asS =
aoona.y ey ,ne ms., go-.If 70 .e,.as. Dess
" "
Ths nAnmoth sereosoop,icon Al Hop, ch.psl
NJ amusement IN city. The exhibition has claims Of
higher than those based besue ent1
~ hour leave beini iaAting impreG
son than mcrc Amusement, could possibly do.-Hcrhi
TU srrHSosrorrcor Az Hory caArxL This bcsuufui
ana objecs that ever claimed public attention The
name is Compounded Of two Grrrk words. ~bih u,rsa
SOLID vi~ws the pictures haVing literally infsppraranos
ali the soiiy and Of the real thor
ropei frm ohsr sketches. paintings phooErsphs
bat the sua OF the and on
.sned Akon by that most ssnfui OF srs,s-hr snn him
s~N Thess hyiug scenes prcsrnt-d on vast scr~su
tecutyhvr feet st hundred feet In snusr
fes. rendered by the AID OF the vivid lkA
that chemical scieBc. produce With br lanec like The
full glow u nDonony.-rimcs
roPs CpArpt Tho wonierfai stereo-copticon a. er
hibed here affords refined and inie-otuai
entertainments oHerei New Work. and an evening"
eahnot be pleasantly probably spent than br vdt
here ~hre ant the OF all parts u
the world from IT, srrtir 20 the irdJo regions besdss
oont cied thrssh ~ the oeiebnaei ruins of he
anc!rri world ell AL he ds,nguishrd PALACES and
We known buildar. ~ the present and ahovn. mcse
after b. tourist The 'surry efhei her. vii alons
vst The iptsrea, of the eairrtAnmrpi 10 hrshI
enei by ehArmucy d-s rprr ure delivered by Gen
smsn distinguishes for his scholarly sttsinn-n and who
has been great 0rsisl hns-N and thr dr~rptienso OF
MANI OF the scenes from bis persons observations
Tribune
Is attractions indeed SUNDAY Mercury
For the future tickets will BE- sold than vii ~
HxsH6ER or srKRKoscorTIcoH.
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AETpREMENTs.

w GRAND HOLIDAY ENTERTAlNMEHr
THE CHEAT RENSATTON or THE SkASON
Tom rayor's beaur.ul Drans Of
THE TICKET OF LEAVE hAr Il
ME- AND MRS W. j. FLORENCE
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT
THE play ethical writes Dsric, Attorney Ossf
Hall In hi brilliant criticism thai wish the phianthrt
psts the day. shanefuy neglect the Prison AZ
socey who cupaby lesve the case or the returned
his pals could the Ticket Of Leave snn yo
acting The two should run together n tes c'y ar ey
New aud you receive actor cEet a.
lcaye until Clergyman and boy In the heronoiiai
Por district had the npsrsO1stion o tue scenests
tween Br erlv Willoughby,h ..,.
Commences at ~ Carriages may be ordered O. iof
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THE GRAND COKPs DE- BALLF1
In and original aliets under tho direction OF
the renowned
MONS PAUL BRILLIANT.
HOT1CE-There will be
MATINEE, MATINEE hA1INEB
fog the ommodatlsn Of families.
ON NEW YEARS DAY At TWO O'CLOCK
CARDThe Management beg to state that NJ this IL ne
last week Of the season. they have made eogAsemsnn With
MOST PROMINENT ARTISTS or THE DAY,
sho win shortly appear. Due notice will be given.
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4. GEyUIYR OPPoRrUSITY---THE GOOD WILL
y hni condition OF TIE adyertsers busfess are no.
where celird j. large and perpetual have
es ab shments--one In neishborins oty-and have
take IN the mansgemeht ana prohts
the latter. A man Of sud energy win from
10 SO Oh avail himself Of she best glance ever
offered nverscuent Address ths week Business, box
~ Head once
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NEW YORK SPECTATOR.

10 Clubs. '''''
Address
Com msrcisi Advertiser Assc-fs,isn
Corner Of Pine aad william strpsfs n.v YcxS
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AMysE MEsTS.

A CADEAV OF MUSIC
"A GtRMAS OPERA Il
o. ~ the continued infArpa on -
nr Ani,Autt no pertornsaee eAa Dc given on f''~(
ne
Dae noroe viii te given when wn commence
BE- i ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

NNoR sALE-THB LOT $50 LEONARD STREET, WITH
NJ front and Houses II. For price and terms np
bly, to J. j. 0EMMEI 200 Broadway. No T. from II
a. NJ TIL +. NJ, the premlsea
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

aEAuTIFuL FARM-sIxTy.FIvE ACRES. EIdH.
a miles in hew rsey, easy Of access choice irut
and bridincs $3.50 Several good Farms easy OF access
- 3 N MELiCE, so7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

L,REE AND KAsy.-NEw YEARS EvK.-FRBH AND
Easy at the House Of Commas. 20 wes. Houston
street this evening A host Of tAent inelniins sssrs
Lyon field Rouss. Myers and several Others vii errt
thscvcs to please and the company who ronire
''' ~ SMITH coRwIN Propris,ors
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TrARM FOR sALE-IN NEW JERSEY, LYING MID
II between the city OF Newark and Ellabeth on the
~ Central Railroad and containing rs OF
Salnabe land under cultivation with gooo dwelling house
p0n ng rooms Terms easy. Inquire oil HOMER
MORGAN. No. Pine street
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NJ, BIOS GARDEN Commences AtTk
IN Lessee and hauagrr........ .,...... WIN wheaues
\ MS (THu ksDAal EyENTks DEC. 81. iBb1
IN IN IlRk CiiANSB ~ PROGRAMME.
RgPt.E1 WITH VII. HuMoR sON0s AND DANCES,
'CHhRA~ 'TEklSIlC OF IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE.
IHE HOLIDAY WEEK
HA AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

Is attractions indeed are Irresistible sunday HercaV
For the future ucsrs will BE- sold than VIII ~
The audience with eoufprt- --.s..-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

Solomon Hoops, petitioner, against Susan Hoops
Henry Hoops an others, defendants. In PART.
ton.
GUsAN HOOPS, widow Of Evan Hoops, deceased
- and Jane Corson, William CorsOn, Eliza Smith
and Joseph Smith, all OF Montgomery county, Ohio
and Daniel Hoops, Of Proble county, Ohio; and
Christian X. Hoops, Lewis Hoops, sorah tiuntle
Elias Guntle, Jane Hoops, Evan Hoops, Elizabeth
Gross and her husband, - Gross In the
and Henry Hoops, OF Shelby county, Indiana; and
John Hoops, whose residence is unknown to the pc
tiuoner and Minerva tyer and Jonathan Silver OF
Wells county Indiana, will all TAX that petition
was MED against them Saturday December ~
A. ID. 1868, in the Superior Court OF Montgomery
county Ohio, by Solomon Hoops, wherein said peti.
toner demanis partition Of the following real estate
(being the farm whereon the said Evan Hoops resid.
ed up 10 the time OF his death,) situate and being 10
the township Of Jackson, Ia the county OF MontRom
ery and In the state Of Ohio, and bOundei and de-
seiil ed as follows, to-wit
Being the northeast quarter Of section number IN
seven, range number four ~, township nunlber four
(4 east OF the meridian line drawn north hom the
Great Miami River beginning at the northeast corner
OF said sectoni thence running west along the sec
hon line one hundred and sixty poles (l6O); thence
south parallel with the section line one hundred and
my seVen and three fourth poles (l575 thence east
parallel with the section line hundred and sixty
6O) poles 70 the east boundary line OF sad section;
thence north one hundred and hy seven and three.
fourth poles (l5T1t) along the section line 10 the
place Of beginning, containing cne hundred and any.
seven and thr e-fourth acres Of land, be the same
more or less.
At the next February term of said Court to.wi, In
February AID. 1854, said petitioner will apply for the
partition Of said promises. DAVID A. LiOUK,
delSWe Attorney for Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28


EPatent Charity.-The loyal leaguers are
entitled to patent on the "sugar-coated" be-
nevolence which they are now dispensing
through the fashionable medium Of "Bazaars. -
1t is warranted not to hurt like the old kind,
and besides it is highly ornamental, and looks
well hanging out. 1t is also adapted to the
newspapers, and sounds pretty woll through a
trumpet In other words, the right hand is
always kept thoroughly posted on the doings
Of the left so that "aank movements" are
impossible. The public are invited to test it's
superiority for themselves Admittance, lin
to the Bazaar) twoshillings--out of the Ba-
zSar, the balance of your money! go in,
lemons"
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Aeatber Store.
Aegal
sHERIFFs SALE.
DAYTON CITY PROPERTY.


Adam Shade vs. Margaret n Shade ct AL Superior
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio. Case No. 2s23
IN partition.
DUksUANT TO an order or the Superior Court OF
l. Montgomery county, Ohio made in this case /
will eer at public sale at the door OF the Court House
In the city OF Dayton, on
Monday, february l, 1894,
Between the hours OF two and four o'clock y m, the
following described real estate towii: Situate Ia the
county OF Montgomery and state o. Ohio, and in the
city Of Dayton, to-wit Lot No. 2s6 on the revised
plat Of the city OF Dayton, situate Jefferson street
and has on II double three-sory brick dwelnghouse
we " furnished, and In desirable location Also lot
No. 23lO Of the revised numbers OF ots Of the city Of
Dayton and ~ situate on tho corner Of Second and
Edgar streets IN sad city.
Said property has been appraised free OF dover, AZ
follows to-w
SAID lot No 2sG Gat..................,. ... "a 300
Sail iol NO SzlO AT. dT5
And cannot sell for less than two-thirds of the ap
praised value thereof
Terms Of sale-one- third cash in hand on day Of
sale, and the residue IN two equal animal payments
theresner deferred payments to bear interest and to
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff NJ ont county
ADAM CLAT, Attorney. de96wis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28

Success of the Sacred Concert. Not
withstanding the unfavorable weather, we are
gratiied to state that the SACRED Concert on
Sunday evening" was patronized to the full
capacity Of Huston Hall. So, it would seem
the people of Dayton paid but little attention
TO tho gratuitous advice of the folks on the
walls onzion. The Daytonians may now be
set dow as stiff.necked and rebellious popu-
lation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
IIEIMSTREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative,

1T Is ROT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by supply
'ng the capillary tubes With natural sustcnanee, i'm
paired by age or disease an Etntaneous dy es are
composed o. lunar caustic destroying the vitality and
bauty Of the hair anu sord Of hen selves no dress
ing. Heimstreers Inmitahlc Coloring not only re-
stores har to ts natural color lay easy process bat
gives The har
LuNURlAkT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth prevents its falling Of eradi-
Gates dandruh, and impsrts health and pleasan ness
10 the head IL has stood The test o time beng tho
Original HAIR Coloring, andis constantly DECREASING In
laYor Used by both gentlemen and ladies' II IN sold
by All respectable Dealers can be- procured y Them
Of the eominerclRl agents, u. 3. Harness Co. gO2
Broadway, New York Two sizes, ftiy cents and ono
uol'Ai' ss22d1y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

MARY Johnson vs. EdWard n. johnson. Common
Pleas Court Of Montgomery County. Case No
Divorce.
E,DwARD IA. JOHNSON viii lake notice that oa
IL hovemhr. 2S, said Mary Johnson hled hor pon
Ton ior divorce agaius him IN the Court Of CommoA
Pleas OF Montgomery county. oause-extreme eIu-
iaaIsasH a JoaDAn. AllorsS. N'' dssss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
A COunlry ResIdcnce far SaIe.

A DESIRABLE country residence, win saeen
"a acres Of good land. lyiug one rnis orth Of is1v
Ton, on the old hoy road. H. offered At private sale
There ~ a large aud comfortable iranie house and
grated apple, pear and peseh trees; q large assert
nent OF strawberry vines, Of the Wilson, New Albanv
and ffo.ine Esiees also About tfes acres of yotpg
cnrtHnl hushes tor wins purposes, Any persons dS.
s,nng 70 purchase are requested tooal and axauIio
~ ns Pf0Pey ~ themselves, A. tho proprietor con
Also, ten and halt acres oi hmhered land f1uf
miles north OF Dayton, ncsT the Old Troy road
ho1tdS~u JAMks KN00p.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
For Rel,t.
HOTEI FOR RENT

TlHE large and commodi0us hotel near the railroad
on the corner Of Main and sixth street, knosn a.
me chicago House, formerly called the Authouy
houseDi ~ offered for rent 10 a good tenant Tl,S
house ~ large BRICK situated the Railroad De-
pot and built and used expressly for hotel Persons
wishing Information In regard 70 the house are M
quosted to call At Ne. 197 Fifth street, Diokey's
BLOCK del4dlm j. BiRKEL, Agent.
Cincinnati Enquirer eopy.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
Grllnks, sc.
NEW TRUNK :MANUFACTORY.[

NO. 27a THIRD STREET, DAYTON OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LAp0W's mARBLk YARD.
WE would most respectfully inform the citi.ens
w Of Dayton and the puddle h general that We
haFe opened Trunk manuiactory, where we u'lH
Keep On hand all kp,ls OF Trunks, Naises, Cnrp4f
ana Travelling Bags, All OF ahich We viii sell Vi
saie OF retail ~ cheap ~ any house 10 The ciiy
Particular attention paid 10 repairaa old Trrnka
share oi patti ouago solicited.
hb-Ws also have two acres Of good land In lIlsn,
City which We wtll sell cheap. sef.iif
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28

Boy Wanted.-A good steady boy, from
IL to IA years can get employment at this
office by applying Immediately.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28

Christmas Blessed be the man who in
vented hospitality and thanks to the good
friend at whose generous board we Jared so
sumptuously on Christmas day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
Becoming Repentant.-1 i

Becoming Repentant. "Lords
spiritual of our city denounce sacred con-
eerts' as a proianation of the Lords Day, and
fear that they may lead to "scuntiGc lectures
and political assemblies" upon the same eve.
ming. We regard this az decided improve
ment in gentlemen, the majority of whom
have been holding political meetings for
many years on the mornings as well as the
evenings Of that Sabbath day for which they
now profess 30 much reverence. We accept
1t as the frstng Of tone il long deferred re-
pentance. We cannot join in their
anticipations, however, that the "sAcrsd con
cents" of ths Catholics will induce the clergy
Of that church now for the first time to turn
their pulpits into political rostrums in imita-
ton OF the very bad example of their. protes.
tant brethren. Neither do wo believe, with
these clerical gentlemen, that it is the aim of
the church to overturn our political liberties
as we'll as the Sabbath day. The church has
kept its hands clear Of the national troubles I;
but upon the protestant clergy rests almost
the whole blame of that sectional hate and
anti-slaVsry fAnatieism which cast as into this
miserable war, and has destroys not merely
the Union, but our individual liberties also.
Pleasure, Blessed be the hand that pre-
pAres pleasure for child for there is no
saying when and where it may again bloom
forth. Does not everybody remember some
kind hearted man who showed him kindness
in the quiet days Of his childhood2 The
writer Of this recolleets himSef at this mo.
ment as a bsfsfooted lad, standing at the
wooden fence Of poor little garden in his
native village with longing eyes he gazed on
the flowers which we're blooming there quiet
on the,brightneSs Of Sunday morning. The
possSssor came forth from his little cottage
he was wood cutter by trade, and spent the
whole week at his work in the woods He
had come into his garden TO gather flowers to
stick in his coat when he went 10 church. He
saw the boy, and breaking of the most beau
tiful Of his cArnAtions-it was streAked with
red and white--gavo Il 10 him. Neither the
givsr nor ths receiver spoke word; and with
bounding steps the boy ran home and now,
here at a vast distance between that home
after so many events Of so many years, the
feeling Of gratitude which agitated the breast
Of that boy expresses itaelf on paper. The
carnAtion has long sincs withered, bat II nov
blooms afresh. Douglass JerrOId
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11aants.
BMPIOYMBNr

orr A MONTH-Agents wanted to sell Sewing Ma
DJO chimes. We will give commission on all Ma
chimes sold, or employ agents who will work for the
above wages and all expenses paid For particulars,
address BOiLAN CO., General Agents,
deS5dawlw Detroit, Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
:Tor rSale.
TINNKRs TOOLS R0R sam

A flRsI-RATE SET of Timers tools can be Ia.
IA very cheap, by applying 20
ael0dss lOuhG 4sMITnERs, Troy. OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR SAFE INVEST

ON Saturday, January 0, 1884, on the premises two
" miles southwest OF mamisbufgi Ohio, will be sold
al public sale the Danis siettler Bstate winch has
been divided into hye tracts 10 suit purchasers as fol-
lows, to-wit;
Lot NO lsiOo acres
Lot NO cohMhs' lo-lee acres
Lot NO. contains. ns..s........s.....s..7O acres
Lot NO. contains. s.s'......,s.s........26 acres
Lot No contains .........s.....3l 81 ls 100 acres
Nos. I, end are nearly al timbsred, aud No has
about nine acres OF timber aud the balance Of the lot
under tine state OF Guh vatOn with about sixty Young
fruit trees. No. 3-th0 HOMEsTEAD--has about ~
acres Of timber and atty acres under cultivation; has
on Il two houses, large bank barn, wells and one
never hng spring, about an ruit trees, young and
thrifty The premises will be offered in panels and
also a. a whole being two hundred acres IN all.
Terms ~ sale--one third caAh on the first day Of
April, 1854, and the residue two equal annual pay
ments thereafter deferred payments 10 be secured ~
mortgage on The premises aud 10 bear six per cent
iUtereat from April l, lo0t Sale 10 commence at ~
O'Clock on said day. PHILIP STEIvrLER,
Executor oi Daniel stettler, deceased.
ADAM CLAT, Attorney. da9aiawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
ARMORY HALL

QN THE PosToFFIoE BUILDRG)
fNHIs magnificent Hall has been thoroughly reno
Il fated and Is nos ln complete order twill be for
rent during the winter for BALLS Fars Ao Amply 10
de9dlw LAWS WILLIAMS, Clegg's Hall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28

Vindex, The communication of "Vin-
dex, touching the Sacred Concert on Sun
day Evening" will appear tomorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28

Found. .-MarshAl Cain found good cloth
overcoat, velvet collar, in the Market House,
last night. The owner can get it by calling
at the Mayors Office, and paying for this no
tice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-28
WynkOOp'S Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases of tho throat, chesand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, nsidous and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine 70 alleviate cure and uproot
these complaints, must he e1pectorant anodyue and
lnygoratlng loosenng the mucus Of tho throat, and
impartlng tone to the entire system No discovery Iu
medical science ever mastered this class of dseasas
Ike DR.. Wynkoops Iceland Pectoial. IL IL used with
the most astonishing results in all eases OF bronchitis
influenza, whooplng cough, diptheria purid sore
throat asthma eronp, coughs, colds, nervous irrta.
bilty, &c.
The Rev }. J. Potter certies that 81 have used DR.
Wynkoops Pectopl for several years, myself and In
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, aud
nave recommended 10 many others. and have never
seen itA equal" Rev. j. j. Potter, Brooklyn n r.
Hundreds and thousands OF important iestimoni.
ais could be produced, showing It's remarkable cures
and that It never fails.
II iscompo,ed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm OF Oil.
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Elecamp ane, tomirey, Bur
dock, and other invaluable eXpectsrant ana tome n-
gredenls It's harmless, prompt and lasting. In
yallds and sufferers cannot afford neglect trial
Every family should have lt. IL is remarkable for
croup. fuli descriptions, recommendation and a.
rectOus accompany each bottle.
sold IN Dayion b5 W W. Stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by Or. r. u. wynkoop, and sold by u. s.
hhih'- 20 Ne" York se2Jdly
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Aust.

OsT-On Christmas night at the Bazaar, or on
Ia Third or Wayne street, gold Bracset elabo
ralely carved liberal reward will be gwen II lefl at
this office. te96dJa
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gailg empire.
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