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, 1864-07-26

Decay OF titc Teeth ariaca from various
causet, but principally 1t may BE-. attributed to
caly NEGLECT. i'll health, the iudlseriminatc use
OF tooth powders containing mineral or dceterions
acida, which give nognentasy whltenesg to the
teeth while they corrade the enamel. The cx.
trcuie prevalence o! this las. canse 1s too we'll
principally to DC attributed the long Botcncal re-
search which terminated IN the greatest discovery
ever given to the world tor the preservation OF the
teeth and gums and purifying the breath, 's Fra
grant Sozndont." Sold By Druggists everywhere.
Price :1 ceufe per bottIcF
jyaG.nGS1-5t. .TUs-1us-sAT
p Cramps, Collie, Cholera, Sum.
uier Complaint, Dyseutery, Dtatrhea, and all al.
fcctious OF the Bowels arc cured promptly and CT
Being gp1eaeant to the taste, 10 readily taken by
children, and having maintained Its popularity for
orer thirty years, the propyieiors confidently re-
commend 1t as STANDARD Household Remedy.
Sod by Drugciets Everywhere.
i.of.;,t,N w Z
, 1864-07-26

TcAseIe Passed Detfxlts
Especial DiEpatch to tho CMc2zo T1ibuns.J
DET1orT, Monday, July a. iaa.
Up-Bsig Eo:cius tchrs Lively and Dolphl1.
, 1864-07-26

NoRsr DaowFEp.-A valn.ble horse b. eaging
40 la'malee 4 Co. waa 6riseu Into the lake on
SATURDAY afternoon near LII, 4 D!vrraes's Drew-
cry, and lag down In fonf trrt Of wates. he Was
crowned. .-.
, 1864-07-26
THE CITY

:;'ocE HEEE1 PrisosEns cox1sC -Abont thr.e
tsonnnnd flye hundred prisoners VIII arrive At
amn Dous1ss from Nashville In d lew days. They
z.:e expected on Saturday.. S'
, 1864-07-26

r. House and Sign Painting, Calcimtniuc,
Glazing and GrafninR. Paper Hangiurs and Win
dow Shades selling ut Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. R1oBT, 50 Randolph street.
Box b9G, iy2I-n61}1m
, 1864-07-26

LAKE sTnEET BRtpGE.-The bridge at Lake
r'rect Is closed to vehicles, but pelcssraans arc
s5'1ll allowed to cross. The repalts will OCCUPY
several lpye vet
, 1864-07-26
M a il. HI b D.

M a Il n 81 D.
T. this city on Monday. Ju1y 2Sth. At St IAN e.
Chuffh, by the Eey. Or. (la. kson, Hon. W. II ZEAls
,iNE and Mtss ANNIE CANNON, OF Lonl1yu.c, hy.
No Cards.
, 1864-07-26

LAHcTET.-Thc notor1ons Marr jane kenane
WAS ar1aigpcd in the Police Court yesterday on
charge Of larceny ola coat and oonntefpane from
Wells s,rec1. She ,yae held to bail in $500.
, 1864-07-26

ErSAwAr.-A horee attached to dray became
dr.htened yesterday ct the Stone Cuttes's process
s-inn, and rau from Michigan ave1lue H0wn to
s;euth Water s,1ec:- and along that thoroushiare
10 fl+rk. where hi. flight @as arrested. The dFi-
rr Dennis Ca1l.h4n, was thrown Oft md severely
bruised nnd etunnel but II IL believed not serious
i in}Hrrd.
, 1864-07-26

THE AMERICAN CoKr1lcr.-A History Of the
<sr,a1 Rebellion By Horace Greeley. il ready for
fir,ivcsy Subscriptions for Chicago taken by the
,ul;lsncre, George md c. y. Sherwood. li0 Like
s,tees Or ly their arcnl ]. Goourlch. See advcr~
1;reu.l Ii ii another column.
, 1864-07-26

TuE uAnnon-TErct dFedset are now engaged
III lifting the saud from the bar near thf light
1,o.e.. The north chahnel made Last year was
yearly hee up during the winter. bat is now sgaln
partially opened.
, 1864-07-26

F1Es7 BAr71sT CutncH SCSpAY Scnool.--The
s,ahdny School connected With the First Baptist
Ghrch Of tlie ciy will give their ANNA, pic nic
excursion 10 Evanston on Thursday Dext, Jnly
4 casant ,imr ie on The fops Go with them;
II Will dG good TO Yos and them.
, 1864-07-26

ctL,,s1xo OF TIL Rtvrn.-on Sunday morning
y co,1ltiou occurred near Van Duren street bridge,
1"sween theI schoouns Gnide'' and s'Ileurs-
.l1accr, ~ tow Of tue =" Bsbcock" and - rrinder-
*1:Ie.'' The .tspiuc" wus daulaued TO :he extent
al about $500. The .'uacer" vas injured in the
, 1864-07-26

CunnEcT1oS.-1n our report Of the proceedings
et the meeting of TIC Western Dental Seciety In
>,s,erdhy's TRIBUNE. the epecch OF the incoming
1,e-idc..t In place IT, etAted tn have been de-
1isered by DR.. Peet:ee. This of conrse Ia tl-
correct. It thuuia hare Tead BY Dr.. Abel.
, 1864-07-26

EK7 ANGED-F'or the Government,
Louis Laborers 4. IS per month Transfers, - per
month ca1renttrs, s5 PEI mosth Wagon Mixers; ns
BlacE smith Iielrslt At $50 per month. WITH sation5
furnished snd frea transportation nom ChlcaEos
For further l.fo1nAtton ldauFH ttka Goyerhn cnG
Otiee 13sH South WsterfstEeet, CatcnGo. ~! g u.
BAECUEE io7trpEleue AReLt. mTfAtit*p
, 1864-07-26

Acc1pEsT.-Yesterday afternoon one Of the
horfes attached TO Madison street car fell into
man hole at The corner Of Dearborn and Madison
Streets The animal went to the bottom of the
+ewer distance Of about ten feet, but strange to
s~y was taken out onipjn1ed. The excitement
und obstruction closed the street TO all travel for
nearly hnls IN hour
, 1864-07-26

"ANThD-ThIee or four FUR
w nished or unfutni-ned roone for rsy1en and
wife. Vf!hout board. on State street or We5s stde
prcferrtd. Best ef reference given and required.
Address 2, O. BOZ 1A.sS1s. 131S-t6@Jt
, 1864-07-26

TOR SALE $50 to 400 eeoehd'
j. nnrd Ecodtp hoopcd Lsrd Barrels H1a Tiescs9s
ait e.cocoeted suu u. good orsey. b. Z. W.
VA III - ~. ~~~ ~ tJ2tnG1 81
, 1864-07-26

"ANTED.--Foreman in q Tan
w nsry wanted. One who thoroughly ut dur
stands the bus!Eess Ia oll Its details acquainted
VITA al the modern impro ard ca, Elve M.
e1cepttonAble rPfertuees az to CspsbNtys &cy cxn
sddresa z oHEsfAN,7 T. o. Dra7e ss01. Mtlwao
kae. Wis. tS2j ub12 3F
, 1864-07-26

XWANTED-Board a1d furnished
room in sF@f71te family. or Ehera there are
Location mist be Ii:azan:, aEdtwiIhin nfseen min.
utea va at Adams Il, USE References n1ch anSeds
SGarese:.T s." Drawer 59:s, Chicago Post once.
, 1864-07-26
CUR RE7URaINs VETERANS.
acala Eyeningia Ckicage--Grand
Grafton 10 inc Brave. =
BATTERIES L END 3 CHICAGO LIGHT Ar.
TiLLEEY-TNElR RECEfTsOS-TnE
PHUcEyslUA-lT BRYAN HALL.
The KHec2kcr .y=pser Eeeimcuf-
TorchI6gEat Procession
Brilliant Reception
Turner HnH.

Yesterday was IN occasion of great excitement
in the city. Companies A and 3. Chicago Light
ARTILLERY. and the old Hooker regiment were an
nonnced rs returning home from, the war, and the
loynl citizens turned out nutse to receive them.
From early morn till ibe shades Of evening fell,
the streets we're a1ive with expectant people, all Of
whom were busy Specializing on the arriSHi, or max
Ing preparations to receive them Many offhose
who. .throEeed the thnroughfares had fathers, hu.-
bands brothers or cons In those th1rned ranks and
their hearts bounded with joy as they thought
OF the meeting with the loved ones from whom
they had been 30 long separated. Many Others
stood there eadly, feeling lonely In the midst Of
tho crowd. for they knew that their friends who
had con ont w,th those gallant fellows would
ntycs more rcturn. These looked with raelan.
choly pleasure to ,he return Of the companion in
arms Of those who now sleep the sleep of death,
having given up their Ivce glorious martyrs in tho
cause Of 1helr country. The general public were
stimulated not more by cptfoaity to sec the ecsr-
red vetc7anf, than to honor thom in u way that
would testify the respect and affection felt for
those who have carved their n1mee deep on the
monument Of Lfbcrty reared by the soldiers Of the
Onion armies Subscription papers were freely
calculated during the day, snd were nberally hon.
ored By all e'aEsee appealed to-Copperteads not
being asked TO contribute: All seemed determincd
that the tlaye boys should receive an ovation Of
weIc9me, such as was due to thoee who for three
long ycars hare borne the bfunt Of the battle
sbock. t1acs aoated from The Court House and
every principal building the city. and the mast-
beads u The yesecis in the harbor and very many
private buildings were similarly adorned.
Towards rtshtfali the crowds thickcned apace.
Iraytl along the principal tborouehfares was
almoet blocked out, and all along CLARK street op-
posI'e Brysn Ha'l, in the Court House Square, and
Canal street near the railway depot. were but liy-
Ing masses Of humanity. Presently the cannon
toonacd out a 80. Gus welcome, aud the hearts Of
the walters bounded, as they knew that the boys
had arrtvcd. Tue Common Council 1net-twenty-
two Aldermen being prcsent-and adjourned nnaa.
!n,ouely to Seleone III returned veterans. Men.
ciala, retrbants, professors Of learning, artisans
s1ore-Icepc1F, aborcts ard loafers were al min
p'cd in one pronif cnaus th1ong. while many hun
dreds Of ]aGies must hare been terribly jamned tu
their anx,t,y to catch q glimpse OF the heroes
The peHe OF the fail OF Richmond could scarcely
hiring oct ]arger throne t1an gathered last even.
Ing in yari0us , arts Of the city.
Artillery Companies.
Hall past seven o'clock came, and with II the
train from springe)d. bearing ali that are left ol
the noble fellows sbo three ycsss ago went out az
, 1864-07-26

NohrH STAR MISSION ExcCHslnx.-Do not forget
z,a the North Star Misston will give pic MIC ex-
sur4ion ri Evanston, on Thursday next, July esth.
Cars leave the Milwaukee depot al O'Clock In the
morning. The grove IL 4 dcltEhtful one, and the
l esl Of times muy bs anticipated.
, 1864-07-26

"ANTED--A1 eaterp; Using man
w to earn nf1y dollars DER week. with q capstN
Of twenty.hpb dollars. Call st room ~ No. 1,15
Ss nth Cfark street- address D-Awst G337, Chi
csro, n, sending 25 cents for particulars
, 1864-07-26

STREET Can nAcc-pEs7.-Yesterdsy morning an
1rs.h hoy named John Danlcvey vas playing on
iEc line Of the Glse Istand avenue railway, oppo.
ss,e Dte1kh's drug store, and the horse came
along h- attempted 20 jump on the platfarm. lie
1rit under the wheels, when paesed over ono thigh
completely amputatins the limb. He was attended
by Grs. HeEshes ard Sieiser who performed re-
:.Mru&atloD. The hoy viii probably not recover.
1:rwas The son @; widow, and wda Little out OF
his mind.
, 1864-07-26

reaiment took IN acttre part AZ Bowling Green
and Sazhvllle Tufchios hFisads formed the
sion Of Northern Alabama. and The regiment was
present at the capture Of Huntsville IN the hitter
R Of a l. e5st
nooss under Gen. Salscy:~ Tnfehin hayins been
dismissed By court martial ra sl,.a,1sss naasr
fhe Iertnent FORMED PSI of sfsrkweathefs srfs-
ade and was present At The retreat to Loaisv!e In
with Rousseau's division, holding the left wing
they sustained terrible loss They were actively
engaged In the battle Of Mu1freee6oro, 1863 at the
campaign under Rosec1ans; present At the oatties e
o1 ChiclRmausa and Chattsnoosai i took psrt 10
hs n pseat al eease
Mfhalotzs rus killed At Buzzard'e Roost On the
th q Msy 1ast The 5sesnt wss tssnsssa fsn
following Ens the Original rofter:
onuG1SA1 HOTTER.
fo,onel-Frcde1ick Hecker.
Lteuf. Cozond-G. Mihalutzy.
Mair-Ju1tus Kuue.
ddju&anf-Henry RAynming. :.
[x0rfsfDaastef-H. Wenot.
soeon-Wllliam waener.
.1kslaant sargaons-carl Stark and Theodore
" ~; nosnnony d-captsin, Thos. Lang; First Lien.
tenant. a. Gerharde; Second Lieutenant, Jacob
ssssss ssessss HSnsss sastasa; Fit Gtt
4AEO1EElANt4 u E AAteSA9 1-~3A~
". Black. r,... y,srto,
mt ts Fresy: Second Iie1tcnant, A. Mauns.
Iompanv b-Gaptaie, +: Beehes; E Ftrst Rots Menten-
Company E--Capta1n, 4. Mani: flrst Lensc1-
anti q. A. Buses Second Lieutenant T. r. T.
Klakke. w.t. IT.,
Cosnpanv E-Captatn, A. -Kovata: First Lieu
tenant, A. Je Kallaanry; Second Lieutenant a.
jacob.
Company G-captasn, ). Standen; Flrat Lieu.
tenant, G. 4. Gne1thcr; Second Meutenant fetcf
Hand.
l1entenant, Il. F. ". Blanke; Second Lieutenant,
Arthur Erbe.
| tenant, G. ". Fuchs; Second Lieutenant, u. Il.
| Ainz, ,,,
Lieutenant, a. sseaezs; Second Lieutenant, +.
| SeAwein{1Eth. ...
| PRESENT EosrER:
C0lossL-None.
! K. LiextenHnt Co1onA-None.
| Mp{pr.-a. b. 6ue1theE.
Adj ufa1k.-M. Kaufman.
| Orayle4ynastev,- Weuds:
xufsianx Sxg6on,-Th. Wild.
Company A.-Capntn, Je. KaltaburJ; First
, 1864-07-26

w 7ANyED-A sitnat1on as House.
w keeper. For psft!cn1ara apply at ! 1jl atR*e
Us nfis Il ~oS 9SA>1S' S~N HRS. SMITH.
, 1864-07-26

TITO RENT--On Park Avenue, near
Il Reuhtn, new tvo-ltoEy dwelling. containing
ten roogs: Ets sud 'atez VIII be dnisaed 70 sGis
ce]!arA IL advance. a, ply on the prsnlses+
, 1864-07-26

EOR SALE.-A Drug Store for
saie In one Of the most noursth!uE 70 .ns ia the
Stste Tie building Is en- rely new hSd n:csa5 "a,
fsted in h,sch walnut Thu B:ctE - 1e~ aaa Hett
tef ctcti. Butsdinx snd etock eoppE6s over ~ v
storr IL DON. very ne trads Hnd rat na so!o IN
1ef-. afy ant for c,sh. Reasons for s:llDg. io.aS
nres. Inquire at Tribune osdce. 1v-ansol1w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

B6-A letter from Lieut.. Thos. W. Boyer,
lst Ohio Regiment, dated near Dallas May
Both saws "We have been here since We'd
nesday last--haye had some hard fighting
slsirmishing still going on briskly. Our Regi'
ment lost 46 killed and wounded. Lieuts.
Dixon and Grave killed, and Lieutenants
Homan and Kuhman wounded Company
C, had FIVE men slightly wounded-6ght on
the 9Th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11
Boy Drowned in the Canal esterda7

Boy Drowned in the Canal Yesterday
evening about six o'clock, as we were return.
ing with some friends from a short excursion
up the river, our attention was attracted by
a crowd which had gathered upon the bank
Of the canal near the bridge by the car iacto-
ry On arriving at the spot, we saw, as we
expected to, a liule boy lying silent and mo.
tionless upon the grass. He seemed to be a
bout ten or eleven years old-and was fine,
hearty, little fellow, with comely face, wear
ing still pleasant expression, as If no pain
had disturbed it He had been out Of tho wa.
ter about fifteen minutes, and about the same
time had elapsed between the sinking aud the
rescue. Nevertheless, Mr. G W Houk a.
lighted from his carriage and exhausted ev.
cry available expedient to resusciiate him,
but in vain His kind offices came too late
the sIbtle spark was flown.
1t was Willie Kelly His father, we are
told was killed in battle last winter, and
his poor stricken mother is LETT to weep u
lone. Heaven pity her
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

The following Purses are offered, to be conteD fed
for over the above course,
Commencing 1uesday, June IA, 1864.
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY;
Purse $50. Free for all Trotting Ho ses; Mile
heats, ia o, 70 go as they please.
same day. Purse, SlO0; for Irutting Horses that
never beat 2AO mile heats IN D. 70 harness.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY.
Parse $50. Fr, for all Troung H9rseai Mile
Heats, IN 8, 10 harness.
Same day. Purse, 500; free for all Trotiiug Hor-
sesi Mile heats . in o, TO harness.
TaIRD DAY-THURsDAY.
Purse $40. Free for ali Pacing Horses Mile
heat 3 in o, to go a. they please.
sa day. Purse, sl6n Zee Tor all Trotung Hors-
csi Mile heats, IN s, to go a. they please.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.
Purse $50. For Horses that have not beat $50
10 the above races,
2 mile heats, TO harness.
nv The hrst race each day will commence Al half
past o'clock, A. NJ. Second race each day will com
mence al O'Clock, p NJ Three entries viii be re-
qulred IN each race, and two horses 70 start Entries
10 be made by o'clock the evening before each
at the Philip House, where Pools will be sold.
| Refreshments ofa kinds on the ground.
| Admission TO Track SI,OO.
Good for one Day.
L. d. WO0DMAHSEE, PrOp'r.
| June 10, 1864 did
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

A CORNER STONE laid in 1926 in Troy, N. Y.
was opened day or two ago 1t marked the
foundation Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, and contained specimens Of all the
American coins, including silver dollar
and papers in mourning for the death
of Adams and Jefiereon--all in good pres
ervation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

BJ-We will copy little article on Mon
day from a two-year.old journal in order to
illustrate its good moral character, and to
show how properly il rebuked the Empire for
attempting 70 deceive the people concerning
the intentions of the black republicans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11
Argal.

NTOTlCE The partnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween Genrge Pomeroy and Joseph W Clay
ton, under tae arm style OF Pomeroy Cleyton, is
dissolved. JOSEPH CLAYTON.
Dayton Nay 20, ls64 ma2l
NOTICE, The partnership heretofore eHising be-
~ tween George % pomeToy Joseph W. CLAYTON,
and 4. b. Anionidas under the hrm style Of fome-
roy, CLAYTON A Antouids7, is dissolved. los.ph VI .
Clayton retiring JOSEPH w, CLAYTON
Dayton, NAV 90 ls6t ma2ie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

B4@If you want good flour go to L. L. Gil
lilands Flour store, north side of the market,
FIVE doors from Main street He is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suityou delivered at your house.-lm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

A Case Of African Descent.-A color
ed American made an African descent on
Third street this morning. That is to say
he contracted to take brace of mules, with
which he had no previous personal acquaint-
ance, down - the Montgomery House. The
mules conducted themselves very improperly,
rearing, kicking, and otherwise qavorting
generally. The consequence was that the
free American made an African descent to
the eground The eheartless spectators laughed,
just as il it were something to laugh at No
blame attached to the negro.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11
a91ailg' empire,
City and Other Matters.

Bs5~We have noticed several wagon.loads
Of tobacco coming into the city yesterday and
to-day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11
Taxes in 1860 and 1854.

The Co. Auditor has furnished oa the fol-
lowing table Of the rates Of taxation in this
County, for the years 1860 and 1864
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

Bs5~Ihis is pretty cool jane Saturday
morning. Passing through market at an ear.
ly hour in quest Of berries, we were panied
to meet - number Of noses, Of both sexes, that
were frozen to dealh SO It goeses
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

Attention Ladies.-Al persons desiring
bargain will do well to call at Miss A. Good
mans No 1886 Second street, as she intends
selling her entire stock of Millinery at cost
Std
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms. The western part
of the city, north of Fourth St, preferred
Enquire at this Office. diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

pe4- Comparisons between gold and green
backs are becoming "odious" To continue
them will be to treat gold with disrespect, and
to damage the standing Of the gentlemen of
color aforesaid. We therefore propose that
gold be ruled off the course, and that pewter
and green-baeks be started even, and given
full sweep ITO run with patience and diligence
the race that is set before them" II this ar
rangement shall be effected, as it certainly
ought to be, we shall avail oursef of the
earliest opportunity to stake our "tin" on the
pewter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

Burglars Night before last some dis
eliminating thieves broke into the Drug
Store of Walters & Kelso, corner Of Third
and St. Clair, and ''gobbled" some $40 in bo-
gus currency The depreciation of green
backs is so great, and so rapid, that they have
fallen beneath the contempt of the more re-
spectacle of the iency-fngered faculty In a
few months more they may be left out in the
backyard all night with perfect safety
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11
WILL EXHIBIT IN DAYTON ON MONDAY
June I3, 1854.
W. II GARDNER, Agent
muslc.
MUSIC STORE.

VNHE attention OF musician, and aI lovers 0f music
i is called 70 our splendid assortment OF Mus cal
Instruments OF The most appr0y q manUttcfurss.
We nave constantly on hand dne stot * Of Nloliua
Flutes, Guitars Coneeraos, and Accorde0ns ofOYcry
variety OF quality aud prce. .
Being also aReuts Tor Efuest Cables celebrated
Piano Forcs We are aide ~ furnieh he public with
these hne Instruments which may he hFOrAhly com.
pared With the 1eet nov manufactured
Our lsTiatrs are such ~ guahio u4 20 urnsh the
above, also mus b. hooks sheet uusw antai kinls
Of musical merchandse, az pfces and terms ghat eau
not "a 80 prove satisfactory o. purchaser
Ca. J. A. FISHER, M Main street
alJ Between Ihlri and toarth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

Picnic. The ST. Joseph Benevolent
Society of this city will hold Picnic the
Fourth Day ofJuly, in Mr. Edgar's Grove
Just south of the Toll Gate on Wayne street
All are invited to attend NJ GILL,
President,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

About Streets We notice that the Gin
cinnati papers are complaining sadly about
the filthy condition of the Streets and Alleys
of the city We of Dayton may congratu-
late ourselves upon the luck of having a
Street Commissioner that is the right man in
the right place. JoHS CAULHAUER, attends
to his business, and will not allow the ae-
cumulation of litter and rubbish to mar the
appearance Of the Streets, offend the eye,
or breed epidemics. The extensive build
ings which are in course of construction
necessarily detract from the general cleanli
ness of Main street. which but for these, would
be model of careful attention. The beaut
iul streets of Dayton, so broad and so clean
universally eHcit the praise Of strangers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11
SprciaI Nutjres.
POTATOES For Sale!

Potatoes at Wholesale and Retail, at Faw-
yer g. Archer's Fifth Street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

B8~We will advertise the popular photo
graphs" Of Linking and Jonsiug which ap.
peared in yesterday mornings Journal, in our
next
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

ES-Oheap Shifting Flannels can be
had at the Wooden Factory nice aud
good article, by WIN. FISH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

Timbys Portable Barometer, the best
Mercurlal Barometer, and an elegant piece Of
furniture, for sale at
RICKEYS BOOKSTORE,
326, Third st., Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

Buy the best Barometer, at Rickeys 326
Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11
Two Horses and spring WAGON

Two Horses and Spring Wagon
Stolen. From the subscribers, at Miamis
bdrg, on the night of June Sd One is a
light bay mare, between lG and II hands
high horse about 10, bay with a white face,
and a white spot on the ancle Of one Of hia
hind legs, The harness does not match,
having been stolen from different men in the
vicinity Wagon painted blue, with yellow
stripes, two seats and three springs An old
tongue to the wagon. A hundred dollars
reward will BE- paid for the return Of the
property JOHN BERGER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

q l.. Beyer's Estate.
ON the lsth day Of hsy, A. d. 1884, the under
~ signed Was appointed and ued aiministTa
trix OF the estate o. @. L, Boyer late o. Moelgoms
comfy, Ohio, decd. LOUISA bElER.
may Is SFW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-11

nNE N0-story sns 10 three story uIick houses for
" sale or exchange Tor country property There
are SIX rooms Ter reut Apply % Henry ,. Ranch
Herman street, Nos, 90, ~ and o. jasWsms