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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
Dry GoedslAun,Ion

T. NEW YoRX, October 4-The tendency oI
the prices OF hosiery, gloves, &c, seemed to
be downward At the sale of velvets, rib.
bons, &C. the attendance was good Velyets
wentvery low, ranging from 81 80 10 "a TO-
The sails OF ribbons started very fair, and pri-
oes, considering the circumstances, were sat
isfAelory The feeling, however, in most Of
the houses is not promising. The attendance
on the sale OF woOlen goods Was very large,
1he prices bslhg rather oR the inereaser-
friees OF sHch articles must naturally gOn
Al to-day ~ noon i was stated that the jour
neyman tailors had dsHAAded an increase Of
% per eehs wages. Al the sale Of French,
German and English dry goods, The alteu,
dance was quite good, WAterville, Cohuecti.
cut shaWls, loHg style, from six to eight dol
lsfs 1heFswas dullness in the sale ,ss-,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

NEw YoRR, Oct 5,-Cotton quiet 20
-four dull aud heavy, l0n2Oc lower; Z 7Oa7 AZ
ex State, 3 OOa9 % round hoop Ohio, wheal
dull 2a4o lower 7Oal 70 Chicago spring
.17 75al 70 Milwaukee club; 7sal so red and
amber Michigan corn heavy, 4a5c lower
! 43al 30 mixed western; oals heavy, 2a3c.
lower; olaS2c, western; pork lower 3S 50a
10 90 mess 80 5Oa4O 90 new; IS 00a39 O0
prime lard dull aud dropping, lSs whisky
kecldedly lower, GSal 20 western closing
heafyi petroleum duh andsnominal; 81 rrGh.
ed bond.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

4
City Council, October 4, 1854 Pres
ent Messrs. Dickey Kuhns, Bmm, Iddings.
Minick, Hilgeiort, Lehman, Thomas, McGrep.
sor, Love aud Kiers;ed
Communication Of Thomas o. Lowe con.
cerning the amount recently allowed by Coun-
! cll, was received aud deferred to a special
committee consisting of Messrs Kuhns, Leh-
man and Dickey
communication was received from r. +,
Thtesher, attorney for John Byron, Bundy aud
others, presenting accounts OF recent employ
ees OF the Fire Department, for fraction OF IA
months wages, and asking payment of the
same. Referred to the Committee on Fire
Department,
The report OF the committee who examined
the bill Of Stout, Mills d Co., was received,
and the amount ordered to be paid.
The petition OF Stephen Dugan and Others
relating to curbing and guttering Second at :,
between Phillips aud Beckel sts., was granted
and the work ordered tO.be done within eight
months from the 4th inst.
The deed from Longworth's heirs to the
City OF Dayton, for the right of way of sew
erage fron Prairie street west to the river.
wae presented to Council The matter was
laid over for two weeks.
The committee ON burying ground reported
that they transferred the old carcass burying
ground TO Wm, p. Huffman and wife, find re-
celVed in return another piece of ground of
greater amount, and better adapted to the
putposR required. The clerk was directed TO
haze the Sdeed uAaslerrsd aud reGntded. VI I
me ordinance to assess tax ON in lots
Nos. go, 3l2 and 1874, was on suspension of
thq rules, read three times and passed
Mr. Blmm introduced a resolution that the
Trustees of the Second Ward he authorized TO
re9t the Independent Fmo Company house of
MI Carroll. in which to hold the October
election Passed
Mr. Loves resolution that tho committee
onlPas be authorized to contract with the Day.
'ton Gaslight and Coke Company, for the cree.
ton and lighting Of gas posts on Brown street,
from Jones to Shartel street was adopted
s. lhe resolution directing the Street Com.
missioner to pave the cutters at the mouth of
Frenklln and rPrairie. streets, aud do the nee
es9ary amount OF backing on that street, was
passed.
the Mayor to appoint aud quality twelve spec
lai policemen, to serve on election day, Octo-
Der llth, and during the night of said day,
w4s unanimously adopted
The resolution authorizing the Street Com
missioner to grade Phillips street, from Sec
ond street. was passed.
The resolution authorizing the Finance
Committee to sell the Third Ward Engine
House to Joseph Harshmnn for $500 except.
lug the bell and furniture, was adopted
Mr. Hilgeforts resolution, authorizing the
Trustees of the Fourth Ward to put under
cdntract the grading and grayeling, curbing
a1d paving of Union street, Sc, was passed
. bus dltoi0ed-JohH Thompson, 50 90;
John Landerbaagh, $ll2l5. IA. sest
!. Laid open--sThe bill of DR.. Fuller, for med,
.iehl services e horses IN the Fire Department,
$40, and the bflrof j. g. aStdtsman, fof, phnb,
Ing at the Engine Houses, $77 80, we're refer.
red to the Fire Department Gonmltee.
Adjourned for two weeks-JouyaaL
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COM MERCIAL.
DAYTON Marker.

3Ai muli ioph DAYTON, October g.
HARSHMANs FioURLRed wheat,
Wholesale $ll 90 Retail SIl CO.
CORN-lI0
!, oATS-70 -
z RYE--I 45(9l so. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

NEw YoRE, Oct. 5.---Stocks lower and con.
siderable business done; sterling dull / 0g,
money wanted q Gold opened 1891, closed
1885, G. b. so | III N, Y Central 10;
Erie 800 Reading l6; $40 coupons Gl; u.
S. G's 'G7 20; G's ~ registered Cl; con
ponh Al; 10 4O's 95i one year certificates
9l4E 73O's 0l4.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

NEw YORK, October 4.-Ths Times Wash.
ingtcn special says;
The impression that General Grant held
Chapins Bluff and that Fort Darling is flank
ed is incorrect. Our forces have taken from
the rebels aud hold line of works on Cha.
pins farm, which is below the Bluff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

NRw l1dHE Oct IL Tbe ioorespohdent
of the Herald from City Point say ): Ii is
reported that our cavalry retook COO Of the
prisoners captured by the rebels, in the fight.
ing near Poplar Church.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

A Slow Paper The Journal of this
morning is out on time, with the news the
EMPlRE published on the day before Thia is
wonderful enterprsel We have to wait now
for the night dispatches until we receive the
Cincinnati dailies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
LATEST NE ws.

AFTERNOON REPORT.

HEAD QUARTERS Army az THEs PoroMAc,
October fI-The utmost euiet has prevailed
10 front OF Petersburg since Sunday
ln going over the late battle field, we found
our dead entirely stripped Of clothing, and
some horribly mutilated and several Of the
wounded have been murdered
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
IlsbsI Hattsry Captured.

FoRTRESs MoSHoE, Oct 4-l'he steamer
from Point Of Rocks reports that Gen Terry
assaulted and captured rebel battery on the
NeVmarket road. When not stated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Wanted Immediately. = Twenty Eve
men and boys at the Wolf Creek Nursery near
Higgins Station, six miles west of Dayton,
WAMPLER 4 ROBINSON,
std Proprietors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Democratic Association. THE Demo.
cratic Association will meet Thursday evening
al their room. I;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Leave mob violence to the Republicans,
Be ready always to resist attack but let Dem
Gratis never be the aggressors 1t is unworthy
OF them No Democratic Uoter has been gull
ty of anything of the sort. If any Democrat
ic parent has boy reckless enough to com
init all act Of violence of this description, let
him SEQ to it that be is restrained for the iu.
ture.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Bes- Go to John W. Darsts, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win.
ter Dress Goods also, Cloaks, ShAwls, Car
pets, &c, just received DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Wanted One hundred dollars per month
for ten active Agents Call at the Office of
the Phillips Housssn. Jas. sSMTH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


SAN Francisco, October III G Baldwin,
the Chief Justice OF the California Supreme
Court, died this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proclamation hX the MaNor.

/ N compliance with Law hereby issue my Proc.
amatton 10 the inhabi ants ot the city OF la, ton
warning them that "it ia unlawful to se,l barter, or
giNetWpy any spurious, Ninous malt liquors, on
the day oI any election held within the State OF OHIO
under Tue Consultation or laws thereof D."
Any person Offending against the provisions Of
TINS Act shall be nned "a any sum not less than We
nor nlure than one hlmdred dollars and be mprAon-
ed i the County Ja tor a period not exceeding ten
day + Tor each Otitua committed - ..
iiIe Marshal and elce sttcera will cOAs all houses
tbhl violating the PROVISIONS Of this Act GU Tuesday
ia" llth day OF October, 1864 the day OF the State
Ele,ton, aud report ouhwIth AL Violations thereof
To tlle Mayor + q. ELLIS, Mayor
p'f Der Z, 1861 OrtGu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Lost--Lost between Mr.. KempeFs Store
and Chris Kneehls House, on Second street,
a gold carved bracelet The finder win
please leave it at John Van Doren 4 Co.'S
Store 3td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

iNEw YoRk, October 5g-rhe Tfibune she
eial dated Nartinsburg 4lh, says: aas
--latest Intelligence from Sheridan is 70 Sal.
nrday morning AT that time his infantry
were still at Harrisonburg, while his cavalry
were east ofthe Blue Ridge reconnoterine in
the vicinity of Charlottesville.
The rebel report of disaster 10 our cayal.
ry OF Swift Heed GaP3is untrue, Instead OF
meeting with N rspulse we gained Victory.
captured about 100 prisoners, and drove The
rebels through the eapwhich' they hdd forti.
fed.
z Rock Fish and Bfo@Rs Gaps hhye bqeb
strongly fortified BY the rebels, and are deien-
aed by II considerable force. The position is
banked on eithersside. Fgpt ~ va ~
1t is probable thatthe next Information we
get from Gen Sheridan will come'via Alexan.
dria.
Supply trains eoplinue to 20 tolthe front
and there Is direct indication that Martins.
burg and Harper's Ferry are 10 be abandoned
as basis Of supplies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

ID h MOVAh M. r Rolauls Ofase has b,sn re-
IN moved from Ciegs'f bnlding TO ss Maln street
oeNsen Seoqnd and lhrd streCtsl Over hr. RosrbeI.
ry.s store, ssp2J,w2nlosf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
QnslWmsky pspe,Idi. Z. Il
0ne Hour naDertot. s.EAfH.

fNh iWWsky lnspSi1df. ~ tf t.H..
/ .0ne Faoaral napectot.l ftIM
Que Pork Inspector.
hHiihe frastees OF The several Townships and OF
eon1 WIZ take notice that they are required 10
retufn the following snnner OF Jurrors ifom ,hsr
Respective townships and Wards. 10 tle Clerk Of he
Coua OF Common Pleas, properly dc-l.nstlup those
Ter Probate Court, from those Tor the Cdmnioti Fiea.
and Superior CeIHts ta-wit:I
sup. lAusl Com. Pleas Courts Probate Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
d9aiIy y empire,
City and Othei INlattefs.

EorroR DaYroS EMPrRf-]ta: AttheurRent soliciia-
ton Uf iarss number Of my friends take thinocc
s,on TO announce to the yotsr- ol Mongamsry coun-
~, thatI will be ,ndependeni csnduiate lor the
othce Of sheriff, at the coming Fall Election.
sepi9 dtwte opat. JACOB BEARD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

BB-We hope our Democratic friends will
all remember that, at present prices, eggs are
too yslqlffS9S slf9 to Tatte sGe BAfs RFSpnb9llPaegs 9lags
speakers,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

CENTRAL Committee MEETING There will
be meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mittee this evening, at the Sheriff. office -
Every member is requested to be present.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

The Journal seems 20 give it up that the
DenoeFssy Yill llsusees,l syerIwhere II weggns, weggns,
it's frieiidg H6t 10 betsss sasAa @As@ affS'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Hard on EN- The Journal is hard on
its advertising, patrons, 1t cautions people
not to come to the city TO bay articles either
of necessity or luxury, as they are higher
here than at any other city in the country.
How it is with the exclusive patrons Of the
Journal we don't know; but those who ad,
vertise in the EMPIRE, give as good bargains
as can be obtained anywhere in the State. Ii
you desire cheap goods of any sort, look in the
columns of this paper, and you will learn
heretoAko to obuyatEietn & sAs ahIlsA WOi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

The a, & G. W. r, R-We learn
that this company is making preparations 40
erect large number of buildings, for various
purposes connected with the road in this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

New Meat and Provision Store. -
NJ. Stockert, At his stand on Market street,
north side, a few doors west of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beet, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c, all fresh aud of the best quality. His
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Gtm, Forrest uemanUs the sWrVeu,tet. oi
Athens, Alabama, aud is Refused-Con on.
tederate Operations IN lTsnnrssse, sc 4.
&C 'NSliitBt ~
Nashville, Oct --On Saturday General
Baford' With p pattIof Fetresl's cdiomAnd ID
eludng an his artillery, Attacked Athens.
sheilpg The place for Two hours, aud demand
cd ilsAusreader2from the nohiifi,elabt. Cbl
Wade, OF the 73d Ind, who refused ,BuCorJ
soou after retired Glfultj tE
Fearsgel sp aisqkRn 'Cplnwb9,prove un-
General Forrest having gope ig,tbe direc
ton OF Florence, was then beiow Mount
a large force Of mechanics and la6orers are
engaged In repairing the rhiIroud aid tele
graph aud II IL believed that railroad comnn
nication will be opened to o'Pnlayki durin. the
week, aud the Telegraph to Athena
Numerous guerrilla hapdd ARE operating
near the city, trout tour to eight miles. on
several roads Last Week Two or three cou
missary and ioraging trains were captured
wagons disabled, aud mules aud drivers car
ried oil One bf those bands, IL cbnmanded
by Duyal AlcNairy. .'' '7H 'Hsh "HH'l '.~.
a party Just from Chattanooga report that
a demand for the Surrender of Dalton as
made yesterday by body Of rebels caiujng
To- be Forest force No further particulars.
! inc telegraph is working to Chattanooga aud
Colombia "a v..f
Maj Gems. Thomas and +. +. Mengher ar
rived here last nIghta aFs y4fr rt,f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

REw GoRI, Oetober 8 The Heralds Oity
Point correspondent says ~.
In the fight Tor the Southslds Ranroad
about 1000 prisoners ie II inlo tho hands OF
the rebels, belonging principally to the 5lst
New York, 2lst Massachusetts 45th Penn
sylyania and 7th Rhode Island Bat both
the.Timest end World' specialss from The
scene OF action pu, the number At only few
hundred Hs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

Sheudof Montgomery County, Ohio.
ihfroN' september sd, 1864 .I I'd septG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
Fatal Rail Road Acoidonl-BFakes-

man Killed "A brakeanaao on Ihe Dayton
q Western Railroad was killed this afternoon
near the Unioe DspotliH ilhis &y, w being
run over by the cars, The particulars. Of the
accident have not transpred, neither have we
been able to learn the name of the unfurtu.
nete man, He was citizen Of Illinois
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

. .
The Argument The Abolitionists ap'
pear now to be acting upon the presumption
that it they can succeed in making the people
believe that Mcclellan was on gunboat du.
ring the fight at Malvern II that it will follow
as a matter OF course, that Lincoln should be
elected and the ruin of the country compile
ted
Whistler Mcclellan was, or was not on the
gunbost as alleged, is a mailer 81 very small
consequence, 10 comparison with the great
practical aud vital questions upon which the
people will be called upon TO vote at the en-.
suing elections. 1t is enough, Tor ought to
bel for them to know, that during the three
and . half years, Just passed Abraham Lin
COlnhAs bean SaEhs. .lTeqdeatlal Oh GssQ Re
member America as she was, when Lincoln
became her Chief Executive and look upon
her now Then she was the model Republic :;
the pride Of freemen the hope of the world
great, glorious, peaceful ana Tree. Now,
there is none so poor as to do her reverence.
"Oh whata fall was there my countrymen
Then you and /, and all of us fell down"
True Statement of the Case-Thc Egg
Throwing Last Night The Republi-
cans, it is known, haye:uIlerly failed to yet
mp meeting respectable 10 point of numbers
10 the city. The leaders feel that il s essential
to DO something Sin order osstiFiup their par.
ty'1'and get faiivo.e neat T6esaays so thsJI
meeting was'appoihisd Iastnieht4ath6 sixvh
Wards locality strongly Demoeatie More
than one half the audishee were Demoerass
Here was the opportunity to break up their
own meeting, and chargs tito The Democrats
We believe that such is tie fact sPhat RI \
publioans themselves threw the eggs in order'l
oget up 4 feeling AMONG 'theff party friends
which would insure big meeting next Sat-
urdAglsoa ,slaAsste o. EussaaEssasA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
SheriF's Proclamation.

p sHtRur'g OFFICE
DAYTON, seBtoinber 30, 1861.
PROCLAMATION - hereby made 10 the quaiGai voters
OF mOntgoulery county mat general election Will
be- lhld as required by law, the Second Tuesday
Of Uttuber, tU-Wit
"4 October lth, 1864,
al the several places OF holding elections, IN sad
Cou4tY, stWheh time tho following ottGers are to
he chosen.
ode Supreme Judge (hn Term)
O4e do do dong Vacancy A. .,.
, Dqa do do (shoTt Yaeancy)
Ode Secretary OF State.
Ude Comptroller OF the Treasurer
Ole Member VI Puhl,c Works Ofuu Terml ....
ule do do do Vacancy.
4. Oae Representative IN Congress Of the United
Wales composing the counties OF Mongome Ty. sui.
Ter, Warren sud Prebe
Ons sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
GenlIeman's Furnishing Goods,

Which wa bought exclusively for Cash and at
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. W. . BRAScH orficbs, ,.... .,.,.,..
81. NICHOLAS HOTEL. in Gcnin's hsi store Asslnins
PUBLIC STOCK LxcHANdE, corner 81 wh's~ saa
DyURN EXCHANGE orFrcB 81 Pearl street
Direct communication Is had .. AL houts STR M NJ
Syracuse, Utica Rochester Bunsa, Oswcso " cveAnn'
Toledo Chicago Milwaukee PisoNrg the OIL wesof fcnn
HE INpEpsNpENT LINE or TELEGRAM. Ia con
nection with United States. reaches AZ mpm an ..'
in e Eastern States and far ~ Washington
messages are received Al OF tbe sbove named Offices and
prouptueSs and despatch 70 every P -
W '"'ea ''.'s' 80 NATHAN RANDALL. President.
sc HAy, Secretary.
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THE MErRoPoLIrAN lRoN FOUNDRY. FOOT OF
Fortvsrth street North river 1oI mefy cstied ou ~
Mcssrs Dor Church,, now prepared 70 ininish castings
Of Nl descrptions viz. -Msstneny stpve rsles uts.
70 iobvDs ~ork
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THE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY WITH THE LArR
0sSrgs W, 6rowne socs the patronage Of his friends
al" "s'e' s"e'' '"' ''''' HtcHAsL rAqaAsL
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NJ IBL0'S GARD3H, COMMENCES IN
IMMENSE sUCCEsz.AN0 LEGITIMATE TRIUMPH OF
THOSE DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS,
MIR. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAuS
FOUR NIGHTS MOEE ONLY
being positively their last performaroes New York ths
WEDNESDAY May II, 1854.
there will be entire chan or
the celebrated protean comedy of
AN HOUR In SEVILLE, .ret u
IN which Mira BARNEY WILLIAMS viii sustain ten dif.
fercnt characters liz
Concluding with the beautfci Domestic Drama OF
. IRELAND AS IT WAS. 49, =.
Ragged rat MR.. BARNEY WfLfTAEf3
VA o.r.,. CAS- played by hun oyer 500 tines>
JUDY ~ Trot .MkS BARNEY WILLIAMS
During the piece Mr. Williams w,I sing ibe Of Billy
ted DONNYBROOk JIG s4a
- ON MONDAY EVENING" MAY 10,
VIII be produced Grand Spectacular Drama written by
. JOHN BROUGIIAM ESQ
tho sole right OF Its New YORK having
purchased by Mr.. W heatiey, entitled
BEL DEMONIO.
In which the celebrated lyric artistic
NILE. yESTyALLI
will appear avng been expressly engaged to sustain the
arduous character of ANGELOl
This famous drama after many months or preparation.
will be presented with excellent cast beautiful
original Music Premiere Dansueses aud Grand Ballet
Seats secured six days IN advance.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY May IL, 1B64-sUPPLEMENr.


cyrEAn WEEKLY TO LIvERPoOL-TOUOHiNG AT
y Queenslown Cork Harbor) The Liverpool. New
York aud Phadepha Steamship Company intend pes.
patching their Clyde built iron stes@shps -
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sruR ON HOUSE AT HOME. CORNER or SPRING
f;reeuw ick streets the place. where the purest
The Gness and coolest aud most Delicious
obtained IL 10 the great OF
resort for Inc Inmsn screw ae OF Liverpool steamers The
h,,e ope nlne the Old ouse al Home
,arro when The proprietor will 10 glad to
welcome his friends and the publit. splendid collation.
Rvasr ste Of the CiY " wsshne,on, being the
caterer oh"b tOhnfs ftopfe,or
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Joe CoBURN. THH CHAMPIONS or AMERICA, WILL
exhibit the massive silver Belt presented TO lin by the
su5ens Of New YORK this 3wednesdsy) evening At Bob
West Houston Harry King Guy. coney. Ris and
all the musical talent will hand proceed
tDgs Chair taken at7i. r..
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

49,
nENMARK AND TIE DANISH wAR-LEc1Upg ny
H. the Rev y. Gicrion, q native OF Deurarx In the
Stone church. Twenty eighth street, ussx Brosaway on
THURSDAY evening May H. al O'Clock. for the Rud M
Fund Of the Free Church Of 81 Matthias Admsson so cts
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY. FOR oKSTrEwFN
osI al The New yerk Muse. Of Anatomy, eis broad.
way Parties unable 70 attend can have them
fowsrded receipt Of cents by sidtsssius sess,sry
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