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rausb Affairs are wi.nou. change.
The Conference.

The Conference.
The Con'erence was 70 meet 10 LONDON on the day the
City Of Washington le't Liverpool.
Some members or the Conference met 10 London on the
20th The representative Of Diet was absent
and the Conference adjourned TO the 25th.
The London Times says some members OF the COME.
renee met at the official residence Of FIRST Lord Of the
Treasury yesterday, but owing 10 the absence OF de
Buest, the meeting was adjourned till Monday next.
The Consitafonnel Of Paris April TO- says thai while
government would not feel entitled 20 dispose OF the
duchies before the populations have been consulted
though regards the principle Of universal suffrage the
usages Of a country must be taken a guide.
BERIw, April 20, 1904
As the British Cabinet has fxed the Goth instant the
date Of the meeting Of the Conference without the
sent OF the German Powers, and without considering
that Baron Van Buest cannot arrive london few
ceved instructions not 70 be present al the operng Of the
Conference as fixed by Fpglapd
IN ssse!ea !nst Ihs austrian representatives have
received smilar nsuuctions
The German Ste amers and the Danes.
REroRTEp CAPTURE or THE BAVARIA ny DArrsH
FRIGArE-rHE HANsA ovERHAuLEp-THE eERsA.
MA DELAYED AT SOUTHAMPTON.
The steamer Bavaria, which left Hamburg on the l7th,
and was have sailed from Southampton on the
~ ,be weser by Danish freate She had large mum.
Der or passengers on board and ship and cargo were
valued al fl2o0oo Four ships were captured at the
same place on tho 10Th Of April.
The German,a from New York AZ southampton would
NOT proceed Hamburg she had landed her passengers
and would probably discharge her cargo at Southampton
The Hansa which arrived at Bremen April 10 from New
YORK was stopped al the mouth OF the weser by the
panIsh frisae Niss Juel but after an examination OF
her papers was allowed to pursue her course.
Hsrosr op CAPTAIN vow sASrrs, or rHp BASsA.
BRKnrRHAvxs, April 10, 1894.
Captain Won santln of tbe Hansa, arrived here thn
morning from New York, reports ~ foowss-
Yesterday evening when OF Dupkelwerden, near wan
reroog the Hsnsa was brought 90 by shot from the
Danish rgate NieIs Juel which came alongside within
about twenty PAGES of 10, whose ordered
20 come board the Nies Juel with Kansas papers
Declining TO comply with hn order far myself
concerned second shot was Cred al the HAnea, which
see, nearly blinded % MN
boat was then immediately equipped and lowersd
from the Hansa and The papers given 10 the first ocer
10 deliver 70 the commander OF tho Nies Juel. After
exam OF papers allowed to proceed.
our nrst ofhoer states that he was treated WIN the
greatest ciyilty oy The officers of the Niels JueL
THE LArRsT.
4.tt8 SOUTHAMPTON, April 40, 1864.
The GsrnApja bas como into DOCK Her cargo viii %
& "a
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The City OF New York.
THE WRECK OF THE VESSEL BREAKS UP AND Dis


Late advices from the Of the wreck OF tho
steamer City OF New York that the vessel bad
petely listed to her side settled down
considerably No further attempts would be made 10
Inc her and when much cargo possible had been
moved she would be handed TO her insurers.
later despatch hull OF the City nj
New York had parted In three and disappeared beneath
the water. strong southwest wind had previously pre-
vailed.
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ROYAL AUDIENCES, VISITS AND A GRAND DINNER.
RoMs. April 20--Evcpng.
The Emperor and Empress Of Mexico will leave Rome
three O'Clock this afternoon, and Will embark this even
ing at Civiia vccchia for Mexico.
They had audience with the Pope yesterday.
They have the Basilca OF the Vatican, the exc
King Naples the Nsapoitan royal family and Cardinal
Antonelli.
Yesterday morning their Massties gave dinner party,
followed by reception, which was attended by the
Cardinals the Pontncal minister's the diplomatic corps
and the Roman nobility
Previous their departure for Civta vecchia this
afternoon the Emperor and Empress OF Mexico attended
mass at the Vatican.
the rope afterwards returned the visit Of their
haiesties.
Arrival or tho Mexican Minister fn Pa ris.
Psre (April l6) correspondence OF the London Tmes
M Hidalgo, who 10 named Minister Pienipotensiary at
Paris for Mexico arrived here to-day Mirsmar He
brings notification Of the acceptance OF the throne, and
letters from he Mexican Emperor 70 Napoleon III.
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The Danish Blockale,
The Very Latea,

The supplement 10 the London Gazette announces that
the orts OF Dant2c and Pau will be blockaded from the
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The Prize Ring.
JOE COBuRN,e MATCH WITH JeN MACE-INFLuEN


OF THE PRICE OF GOLD ON THE ATFAIR.
.cm Bells ,s,.sI,i In: n Iondoo April 70 j. c.,
had "a VI a Ss s
for the purpose Of making match with Jom Mace, &C
cordng TO his own chaapse-yiz 70 sght for i've hun.
dred pounds towards his expsnses4 We have since
ceived the following letter from the editor Of the New
osncs IN. NV Yoaz cs.;:.s: rs.eA "A
s,R-wi.h shs letter pea'e ind a check for ESQ sren
~ . ssss !' Mac. C, %s':S s
re q floo and ssht n Ireland for ssr...
";$;s e :: =
the s aay 2, May S . Fn ARTICLES A
Mace cobSrn takes his As The mos, direct Method "f re-
& .sns g .ss:S
ance Of The same Il hgh,ing st slmost .woto
sake Of nesting the Ghs%pon Of Knssnd Son.ead s
on belt Of England BEING a"s q the qneon n he p.
ss enough %S S% e. s1s
9e sSw S % % gqe S g :.
part Of May Very respecifaily. yours. NED JAMES,
on behalf Of Frank Queen and Joe co6nfp
II will be by this letter that Cchurn has nos sent
articles, although he has the more important stsp
Of sending his ESQ TO bind the match and In this he has
done well seeing that there will be many preminares
settle between the before signing articles which
only be arranged either by themselves their deputies
AS soon ms We received the above letter communicated
with Maces agent who telegraphed Jcm for nsruc-
tons and has since called to say Mace will be at
Office Wednesday with ready and that Jem win be
in London. -'''7-
We learn from private that the bill for ESQ
which the propre,ors Of the Clipper behalf
OF Coburn, which In ordinary times would cost $3.50
could not be obtained for less than <42-owinR 70 the
enormous premium godso that, a1l Joe's money 10
- be sent through in this manner his $500 will cost him
something like two thirds more. Coburn declares he
means fighting, and do his friends He 10 about she
same height an build Jem Mace, but will probably
weigh few pounds more, being more feshy than
our champion He said TO be the best scenced IN the
states. and zzy Lazarus (no mean judge) has high
opinion OF him. lie has appeared thrice in the American
prize ring. He fought draw with Ned Price on May l.,
1855 near Boston, the battle lasting hundred minutes
during which hundred and SIXTY fought
and this With only four days training, II training
could be called On November 1857 he defeated Harry
Gribbon, an opponent Of Jcm Clarke, Of Liverpool
10 twenty-ons rounds. thirty minutes. for xloo side
and on May 81 last year. he defeated Mike McC0ols for
the American Championship and k2o0 side, In sixty
seven rounds and seventy minutes. He had several
minor mills for love, but the particulars recorded.
He is hear, great favorite In New York and has
made himself many friends among English visitors BY
his civty and attention 10 showing them the "ltons."
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France.

arranging the fees. The governments wiI there
FORE con6ne itself this 10 decreeng suppression Of
half decline upon the registration fee and will bring
this subject for debate before The Corps Legsa N the
next session. atrfr
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The following had been received 10 London BY tsle.
BoxBAY, March 90, 1894.
Exchange 2s, Isd. Money easier. Freghts dsolsnios.
CALCUTTA, March 30. 1854
Shirtings improving Twist unchanged Exchange
2s nd. Freights unchanged. al
BOMBAY, March 30, 1854
Piece goods, Z lbs. rs, as. Twist i2s anuas.
Linseed Or. 2a Copper COR. Exchange London -.
Nd. Government 4 per cents, e4h-3K per esses
lllj4. Money easier. Freights declining. -.eF
sHAsoHAv March o, 1894
Tea Arm. Siks unaltcred Exchange 6s 6xd.
CANTON. March 10. 1884.
Cotton goods unchanged Tea declining Exchange
a. IOAd. 49, ~
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I.ItH SoumAMPToN, April 20 1864
The SsnApia bas come into deck. Hsr cargo viii %
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To tM @H#|F -
al M aan rs aerl tHa Nsrw .t.ea M
a1eN Meae& eFseM te.s
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The Allies Ordered TO Occupy the Entire
Province Of Jutland-Frcderfciat TO be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16

Government was in danger, and they also
knoWed ifthey didn't vote for Mr. Brouqh
they couldn't get To work on the railroad a.
ny more And this fact, together with what
they had heard read one time in the CiDcin.
natl Gazette, convinced them that Mr.. Val
landighAm was traitor, and oughth't 10 have
any trial for fear it couldn't be proved on
him, so that he would thereby have to be set
at liberty. Intelligence abounded on every
side. Persons who had to rsponReq their
whisky, and spend the most of their time down
at the doggery, (slesplng at night in the hay.
NOV saw with their eagle eyes, that they
ought 10 be highly in favor of 'a vigorous
prosecution Of the war; The Constitution
by which the African was made equal long
time ago, never was found out till last fall p
Il was first discovered in the basement story
Of q barber shop, and published in the Cincin-
natl Gazette. Green.backs were invented n
bout the same time, and lifelong democrats
was natural consequence. Colonel Hanks
went out one morning to get piece Of beef.
but the butcher having formerly trusted MIN
several times before, and having now adopted
the ready pay system conldn't consistently
do 30 any more, whereupon the Colonel went
home without any, and turned to bo a life
long democrat before breakfast. He ia now
doing pretty we'll at heavy salary"
Andrew then spoke up, stating that he saw
the Colonel the other day down al Deerah, a.
busing the rebellion, on,--statiBg that it was the
most infamous wicked rebellion he ever saw
Whereupon Jack Lippincott retorted with
good deal Of ability, and says he, the rebellion
may be just what you have stated, but it was
a god-ssnd for You and Mrs. Hanks" SAYS he.
After which the Colonel was highly indiR
nant, and, laying his hand upon his trusty
sword, he never said word In silent con.
tempt, but went right home"
Consequently | think, from what saw last
fall, If we could introduce the majesty Of the
ballot-box into Africa, Il wo'd d soon ameliorate
the condition Of the down-trodden monkey,
and reduce him to the level ola high-born ma. |
tive Ethiopian, as the sequel shall truly show. |
The next lecture Of the undersigned will |
be on the draft W 0
With much respect, high esteem,
~ and great ability, ! remain
t' A. M MELHoRN,
Formerly n j. p I
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~ Nv 2 " 'TU 'ITTIU
WynkOOp'S Iceland PectOraI,

Diseases Of lhe throat cheslani pulmonary organs
arc ever prevalent, insidIous aud Iahberolis The
propeiue7 q amndHina lo alleyiaie, cine and uyFoot
hee" complaints, must le eKpectoinnt, anodyne aud
inY,gralnB, loosenlng tf mliGub 0f The Lhraat and
inPafuhE tone Ia the entire y steIn. No discovery IN
eusau toeneeever niastcled this clieis, OF lseases
liko ~ Wynkoops Iceland recioiai It's used win
thr mosi astonishing results ia ell eases 81
lhhHepN' whooping cough, dlpthrfia or putrid sore
Unrest asthma, group. oolglls, os, nervous lrTiia-
Their J.J Potter rsrtiBas that, y Uhaye used Dr.
Wynko0ps PertoTal Tor several years, myself and IN
my hnhlys Tor sewers pnluTunbry ctiml lE,ints, and
nave Ieconmended 10 lunnY oihers, and have never
Aetn iia nqtmlIii Rev.J. 4. fniier, liFoOhI,nk n y
hhpdr"d7 aud thousands of important tehtnoni-
A1 eo''h Ne produced, shoWini, ila remirtale rrrts
siid thai u ni'yer huls.
u = composed ut pnre Ieeland Moss, Balm o. OH.
. hdl f"riWan hn'plni klermni ane, I omirey, Bur
d"'t hid pher ntaitnile exs4'fe rsht SUD G5ihe IN
Sf7ptnls u i5 lsrmlsssi ploinpt aud lasting. ia
Nuld- e' sufferers cNnuot tllhfd htglttt n trial
Every laWJ should have its ~ rs IfInatLEils ior
'rodP fe'i dtfNff fdns, tscbniine Nations ani "a
Hfitnr hlf0uipHnl rHrtt bottlr
druglp-is. Ff
rraiar lby Dr r. u wynkhop, aus loIrty T. \
Barnes 4 90. Nov York. ..55..ii, %
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NOTICE TO ALE WHOM N NAY O0s0kRN

NOTICE IL hereby given that there are now pen ino
IN before the CITY Council Of tho city of ayton NE
following Ordinances, to-Wit: Us ~ fIIIill''l i
Tolmproye Maple street from Charter stree TO the
Western LeVee IN |fI.I
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were twice
read laid on theiaAe, and the Clerk 70 give
four weeks notice OF the pendancy OF the same.
The law rcqlii es all CLAIMS for damages that ma
accrue from W q improvements 10 le filed IN WI tng
with The Cty LEX, sotuns fOrth the amount Of
afos claimed, within two weeks artle expFaton OF
tlle time requ ped for the phbIaton OF sticli notice.
when the sain0 will 10 taken ugfaT final Rgtion.
noaOd1w ANTHONY sIEPHENb, City Clerk.
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NO. 10
a9rllrp.
RE AL B5TATBAaEnJr

lEe4-I = a t1s 1s5'L'EAI EI.A-dHN NM
NO. 29O THIRD STREET, AT JOHN II. sTopPEL-
MANS OFFICE.
Il HAVE large amount Of property for sale pi,ch
~ houses and lots, In all parts OF the city, M ynr
Gus pnces ranging from iourhundred 10 ten Thousand
uYllnrs, on good payments, and well situated; aud
any qhhntty OF vheant lots Tor sale Alao, several
larms tor silo, ranging from hundred and sixty
seresdown TO Two actel {, adolnlng the city aud 10
Those having property for sale, aud those wanting
TO buy, viii do well 70 call on me, as / shall rive
prompt attention TO all business entrusted to my care
! have had considerable experience IN The business
Jssdlm A. e. MCCLURE
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True Greatness The immortal ] N

True Greatness-The Immortal j, N.
in Beckel Hall The great central sun OF
Philosophy and Truth, the Immortal j. n. /"
who has stunned the world with bis warfare
npoh the mighty cohorts OF Error, will appear
in Beckel Hall, on Tuesday evening, and il,
Intimate the minds Of his hearers with the
ehu!gent beaDas Of concentrated philosophical
truth. He will take the ground that the war
is the result Of a misunderstanding, and while
justllying both the north and the south, he
will fearlessly assume all the responsibility
in the premises, thereby relieving his hearers
from the ''Pressure' they wonld otherwise ex.
perience from his pondetons propositions
j. N. will lecture in Louisville on the ooh
inst, after which he will make hia way to The
rebel capital, where the power OF his rloquenee
will paralyze Cabinet, Congress and people,
and perhaps perauale than 10 ground the
weapons Of their unequal warfare
j., N as an orator philosopher, statesman
and satirist, eclipses mankind as the day O.
clipses the night lie stands as il were, with
his head piercing the clouds, gazing sublime
ly down upon the iollies Of mou, And yet he
asks nothing for himself--only wrestling with
error for the benefit Of others, and seorning
bolts and bars, that he may enljghien them
with truth Such is true greatness ]
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aegal
PROBATE COURT.

MOiiCb is hereby given 10 all AduiniulYtioFs M.
~ eenior4 aud Guardians sho aro ia ,it ~ hl,ta
Inventories and sae bls,or fof selilenlent WIN M
youf 10 conn forward nanedafelg ana Iieft5lt taId
1n,iess a1d ihng 10 10 sio the prDper pforesiines
wa ~ Instituted 10 compel the same.
SAMUEL BOLTIN, Probate Iatlge Al q q
Dayton Ohio, January 3, .s0l-jalld3aW2
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Special Notices,
QU AC NE IL

1 EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
i nom Nervous Debility, &e., agmnst endaugorHg
their health ly patronl1ihg any Of the adyeftisng
Inaeks. You tan iuiy recover ny The meih0ds used
hy lhe adNertmer, aud by hundreds Of Others and 10
you will send me post paid envelope leafing your
address. DlrerttO EDWARD. ii. THANkR,
deDdaWGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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DISSOLUTION.

ftthh partnership heretofore existing between the
Wiinrs'gned "a The practice of the law, under no
tuai consent. f''fN ~ "'''0
Mr. Jordan may b. Annd IN The room for,aerl, o,
cuped ~ hun over the Dayton HANK, nortilsa.t
cotnef " Third and MAN Streets
mt ihresher VIII oecnpy The easi room Of the isie
Ara hnirenes ~ horys ,hee ptore on fhlri SIR st
rhoS. ~ fHREsHFK
Dayton, Jan. s-dtwawi n. n JoRDAH.
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d9aamts.

NHANTED4 permanent stuotlon as boolr.
w Keeper, clerk. BAlesman, travelling agent. mnn.
piactnrer Of tobacco The advertiser oilers he ia.
uacement OF acqua AlAnoe with the French German
and English languages. Inquire at No 10 Main M
opposite tlie jail u ifif f.ra ~lT >
ds20dlm sALvAToR soHEFFR
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l-Z, e
The New FORK whisky market closed
at 94c to.da, o'
General hitler has removed his head
quarters froI Fortress Monroe to Norfolk.
The reporid movement of Stuart's ca
valry oocssiOs no alarm. a'a
BY the Seate bill, one who pays S40O
is exemptedntil every other man in his
District Is Chfted. at
Charles. !. Dana; one Of the Tri5une
men, will | made Second Assistant Sc
cretary dfvar.
The Repblican majority in the State
Senate of Gio, in the contested election
case from te Ashland District, Of course,
threw Quite Democrat, and gave the seat
to his Republican opponent. The Demo-
crat had n most votes, and was entitled
to the seatJnd rejected solely for his poll
tics.
A bll rs been introduced debarring
from tlIe rht of suffrage all "disloyar"
persons ", leave the State to avoid a
draft. A,ther bill is for the relief of
poor nsgrs and mulattoes. Nothing is
said aliouooor white men in it.
Gold isn the advance, or rather paper
is going wn in New York. 1t now
takes 81 ] in paper money to buy a
dollar in id.
Mrs. Dglas is not engaged as a clerk
in the Treury Department. She is liv-
ing with rmother in Albany.
On theSth of June, 1861, Gen. Nc
Clellan wte TO Secretary Stanton, from
the headaiters Of the Army of the Po-
tomac: = / sane The army nom, I tell
you I,ininaldt lore no thanks 10 goa, or
10 anylpt person in Washington. Yo3
hare don oar 5ea TO sacrjfce this army"
Tho reIt that Representative Harris,
of Maryli, died of smallpox, is denied.
Lodkthis, from the proceedings of
the Le,siture fr5n
"Mr ikwood (Republican)I offered re-
%,lu''1H %H'.'. 'sor,"'ag o'tg ana 'hstrqfnng the
Goverbonm Ihe coin in the Staio Urea. !
suTy,
~, ~ !. II, a.au'us 1n. lnePuohcan onered an
bers ol tI,ogislntnre, after The word Glow
ernor M l8fCg
on F;a.i i'"'" ;" ''' 'o'"'''''e
A,,s.ont ooo,,,,o, -, 1g.r,,.,,.u..
lining onhe CLEVELAND and pitsbnro
| Railrbm AZ the EXPRESS train from
Clcvdlasyus passina Fonr Mia Rim
near Pburg two MESSENGER cara wore
precipitl down an cmLankment forty
feet apdstr6yed by fire from the stoves |
SevetalSsengnrs were iniured. no one
selioafl fF
Gdgsough was sick from fever chills
| yestehli
A spl from Washington to the Gin |
cinnai zeite, says; "Tho excitement on
the W n tax is getting to fever heat.
The dsrs, who have been running their
estabI iAnts night and day, expecting
not Y duty until they sold it. are
very s|lalarmed. II the bill becomes a
law, ofthe heaviest manufacturers
say tsasll be bankrupted."
| OoaaAuditors arc pestering tho Leg
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DInD.

JannaFy "a, Anna, daughter Of
hsnry ooodenoneh, aged one year al seyea mop IA
Funeral to-morfoe aaerno6n Al ono o o'rlock NOM
the ren'dence Of Tho parents, No. Webster str.et
Services AZ the honss. y.
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@itp Notlreg.
NOTICE 70 ALL WHOM n MAY CONCRKN

NoIfcE is hereby given that there are nov pending
IN h0iore tho City Coun il Of the city Of n,fob iI
following Ordinances, to wit.
To grade, era el, curb and gutter Magnolia street
rom Warren street. 10 tie eat line Of out lot No 2J
Ia pursuance 70 the law said Otdnantea wtbe twice
read laid on the ablo and the Clerk instructed 10 give
four weeka' notice Of The pendancy Oi tile tame
The law requires all clnims for dnfnages tht may
accrue ON sad improvements 10 be hied ih writing
with toe city ClerF, setting forth the oun a dam
ages elaimed, within two weeks after the expiratidn
when t6e same will be taken up Tor hnal action.
dc9dfN ANTHONY STEPHENS, CITY Clerk.
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WIothessilorsr.
sOMETnINa MnRTm nArING

TT is weltmade tfree-Goi olothealhorse, with an
Il adjustable pm bar for hanging cresses on IL Ia
very convenient, and the emily Ul0theslorae Tint has
other horses have. They arc manufactured and sold
sei6dsw JH. BALSLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16

Geo. Mccain & Co.--haye on hand,
and offer for sale, large supply Of COAL,
and sawed and split WOOD. Also, Lime,
LouiavilIe Cement, Fire Brick and Fire Clay.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16

Information Wanted--Iniormatio ia
wanted Of WILLIAM LAwHESor, late Paymas-
ter's Steward, U.oS 9 "Choctaw. When
last heard from, he was in Mendota, Illinois
II this should meet bis notice, he will please
report to Rear Admiral d. d. Porler oom'd'e
Mississippi Squadron, as witneaa in an i'm
portant case now pending. 6td.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16

Blankets.--Blankeis, Bed Comforts, and
a variety Of Domsstic Goods, for sale at the
sale room Of the Woolsn Factory by
Bid Hof W. FISH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16

Carpet Rags.--The highest price paid
for well-sswOd carpet rags, at tho Wooden
Factory, BY std W. FISH
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LAO0UNT-wR RsTLARK--On The lat ipsian, =,
haPer Ohapfl parsonage, by the Rev Mr. Smith, Mr
Edward i'aeo1nt 20 Mrs. Martha Wesllake, both d
this eity. D7 :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16

Rag Carpets.-A Good assortment Of
Rag Carpets for sale at tho Woolen Factory,
BY 3ld W. FISH. a
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Boots anu Sbors.
DissoIutlon.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 3
WI partnership heFeiole.o existing bsiween ths
anaeIslgned, under tht name Of john N Non
aud Frank X. heokier, VA dissolved Ucioher IA.
iaoI. NH John 7. WOLF,
lnsdiNahf llLl Ia. FRANK 4. HEOlLER
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.For &Cmta1

HOTEL FOR RENT.
FiNhE iarge and comm, dious hotA near ~ f.lFoaa
on the ccmar oi Main aud 81 Hth street Lno,.n ~
me chlcago House, (iortnerly called ths Ant,oes
hhohsel ~ N onered for rent 10 a good ionanf me-
mouse ~ u iaffe hfiek situated near the Rnilftsa e
slshhg lnornahon in reward 10 the hohat3 are r,-
gueHed 20 call AZ NO. .lgI Finh street. 1p,ci-.,s
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