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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

DR.. FoRBES-The Rev. John Murray Forbes,
D. D. has become associated with the Rector of his old
parish Of s. Likes Church IN this city ut the request
Of the Rector Wardens and Vesry and has entered on
his duties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

The Instruction at Tunis continues threaten
ing The Bey had offered to reduce the taxes and abo
ish the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

have cot possession Of the whole correspondence and
reports of the Bourbon consprators since le6l. Many
Thousand persons are implicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
France.
Tunis.

Politics are unimportant.
The Paris Bourse was quiet at 66f. 700.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

THE SAESGERBUYD.-The New.York Allge-
menen Saengerbund are to have picnic and concert
on Monday next Mt JOnes's Woods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

Company" and IT. directors are: VIM. n Aspinva1,
Erastus Corning. David Hoadly, John n. Forbes,
Henry Delafed. Edward J. Woolsey. Adam EorTie,
Joseph B. Varnum. and David Stewart 1t would be
difficult TO select equal number Of names which would
better represent the wealth and commercial reputation
of New.York City. Frederick II. Wolcott, esq.,, 10
President, and Gen Schuyler Hamilton Secretary Of
the new company. which goes into operation andas.
sumos the control at once.
A. II. Ncolay sold the following Stocks and
Bonds at auction to-day;
$4,000 p cent Virginia State Bonds ds.ed Jan. g.
1883 and redeemable Jan l. 1887 interest in New
yerble Mortgage Bonds, dated June l., 1859; and age
cstedl, Coupons from December. 1854 attached,
$500 SasS c. SI %i.n.jursh Water Work. Co.
Bonds dated May, 1883, and due January, 1855 tHy'
P0thscssedl 200 each for lo 100 %
1889, aud due July, 1872; interest payable January
and July ,ss SewYS unpaid Coupons including a
5000 3 cent Memphi. City Bonds, dated January,
1854, and due January, 1897 Coupons payable Janu'
90 ;b sns iay 5yPOass r,a. n Co. cc
shares New Amsterdam Fire ms Co., $25 EACH: Jos %
20 shares Mech. and Traders fhe lu Co. Saa eseh $50 %
100 shares Brgsss Gold Co., 100 100 %
rs shares Metropolitan Gas Light Co., 800 each 4o 90
Messrs. Muller g. Co. also sold the following:
100 shares Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 500 esch...23lA
100 shares H. Central r. X. Scrip, 80 psd in
400 shares Philadelphia and Reading r. r. So each. 2s
Az shares Mariposa Mining stock BOO esch.. rs sh
2S7 "a Ohio and Mississippi Certhcatex ST
At large meeting of the shareholders Of the
Fourth National Bank of this city held Tuesday the 10th
inst, pursuant to adjournment and after extensive notice BY
circular and advertisement, the following resolution
adopted unanimously:
Resoed That is the will Of the Shareholders and tho
Shareholders respectfully request that Mes hu,ton Webb
and Clark reign forthwith.
Mr. Opdyke after referring 10 the high character popularity
and large business connections Of Mr. III. B. Csn moved
that Mr. Clafn be again recommended for election as
member Of the Board Of Directors. Which seconded and
unanimously adopted.
Il was also unanimously
Reso.d That IN the selection Of Morris Kechum, ESQ,
az the President Of this Bank the Directors have selected
genten an having fullest confidence and whom we
believe will best the interests OF the Shareholders and
that We Shareholders thank him for accepting the office Of
President.
code of Bylaws adopted BY the Shareholders
unanimously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

Our HoYoRED DEAD-The body of Gen.
Stevenson will arrive in this city today and be LAID IN
state in the City Hall from u m. until 2p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
Austria.
Iudia,

A meeting between the Emperors Of Austria
and Russia at Kissengen is spoken Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
Rcceipts of Produce.

MAY l2-e700 bbls. Flour. $40 bbls. Whisky, 2lO bbh
Corn Meal 0oo0 bush. Wheat, Geo bush Oats $50 pkgs
Butter ~ pksS ashes 100 psgs Lard 2oo pkg Provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-MAY Ii-Beforo Judge
DAILY
VERDICT AGAINST TIE CITY.

VERDICT AGAINST TIE CITY.
John Martin aet. The Mayor, Sc.
The plaintiff brought suit against the City for
injuries done his horse by falling IN hole in the street at
Cosnties slip the animal breaking his and his injuries
ing Of nature that he had 10 be shot Verdict for
the plaintiff for the amount asked, $3.50.
SPECIAL TERM.-MAY lL-Before Justice CARDoLo.
DECISIONS.
In James L. Lessger-Payer Of the petitioner granted
Pel AIT. Pel-See memoranda with Clerk.
Fisher act Rehabilitation edIwthout costs; but
II the defendant desires to review will grant certificate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

Gain......... Sa92yt 90
Gain in five months over 81 Y cent
The Michigan Central Railroad earned the
first week in May:
l863.............$is 100 lls6i...........s 592o
Increase. SSsW
The Michigan Southern showed in the same
week gain of $1,000 This road viii pay dividend
upon its common stock at an early day.
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad Company for the week ending May g were:
1869. 1S6f.
Freish,......" $1,000 a s3O522 70 Inc. $1,000 %
Passengers..... B,7l3 y l23l2 % Inc... $500 81
Mails 6e....... $50 % 1890 % .... ....
Total.........e 29 7Ol C5 SABA 20 Inc. st43l 20
Corrected earnings for March. BIZ $50 rs
The Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Rail-
road earned as follows for April:
1868. 1864.
Pa,sengers.............S22 092 20 S36,073 -
Freight. ............... 1901 80 3l,l2i 81
Misc.laueo,rs.......... 1928 90 2062 ri
Total...............9i3 1903 10 500, 800 80
lncrease.... p<o,o"< 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

FIRE ~ BROORLYN.-A fire broke out in n
frame building Schcnck street near DE Kalb avenue
about 2 o'clock yesterday morning which was totally
destroyed, with contents. IL was occupied by Mr..
Joseph Mnrshland n store honse for rags. Loss
{ 200 No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

DisPEysA The monthly report Of the
dspensares - tho City n NcT lor shows that during
the month II April medical aud surgical services
cinnton and medicine. were afforded eratuiiousy TO
l,2ll persons b. the scycn dspersaries of Ncwfork
OF these there wcrc visited md treated NJ their dwell
ings eOl ~ the dispcnsares 900 ard . l97 were
cnaicd 1895 pTcfcrifti0us were rrtui'ousy dis-
pcnsed nt the several offices being average 81 moro
than each patient The pFincp4 causes Of death
were consumption and IS phus fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

SUPREME COURT-CHAsuERs--M 2-Before Justice
FOSTER.
DECISION.
Mary A. +. Satter agt. Gustav N Sa;ter.
Report confirmed, and Judgment OF divorce
granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
Something NV ~ Sulp.RrrLnryc.-M

SOMETHING INV IN SUlP-bUlLDING.-hr
Ariel Patterson 40 the foot oi North Third street.
Brooklyn, J.. D.. IL now building lighter which will
not contain single particle u metallic fgston z. The
framework Of TIE vessel consists OF oak plank dago
naly placed and bent 10 from bulwark 10 bnwark
in single piece These held In place by compressed
locust lrceuails thus doing away with the spike and
copper nails ordinarily used and which rapidly corrodc
and become loose For large vessels the new style Of
building VIII prove cheaper than the present style OF
knees and metallic iasicnings. The lighter viii be
completed in about two weeks ana u warranted TO do
three times the usual service Of that Kind of craft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
JUMPING ExrRAoRDryARY.-Licut. Keith of

JUMPING Observation-Disclosures NVITH OF
the 10th G. V. left here per steamer Continental on
Monday night having IN charge two bounty Jumpers
named Jrrncs Wclch and Henry Jones' whom he was
cscorting Fort Dclnwarc One Of them had enlisted
received his bounty aud deserted no less than six times
As the boat was entering Peek slip their jumping"
propenscs again got the better OF them though In this
Instance il saved the Government something in the way
Of transportation. They were handcuficd together
and as the boat entering the slip they made Jump
for the steamer City Of Hartford lying nj the dock
But the steamer City Of Hartford ten feet or
and the Jumpers equal 10 only about six feet What
became Of Messrs. WEIGH aud Jones may be imagined
The officer says he waited round spell but ms he
did Mt anything Of Lis men, he reported back
10 camp on the next train. lNew-liaven Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
CRIMES AND CAsuALrlrs.-Georee West was

yesterday committed by Justice Mansfield on charge
u attempting 10 pick the pocket Of George arize Of
No qs Avenue A Of a watch. while standing in the
H0wefy near Houston street. Henry walker ana
Michael Moore were held bail In the sum ~ 81 900
each DIV Justice Ledwifh to answer charge OF steal
inc 500 worth or cotton fou, the steamship Morning
star living 10 Pier so. g. North River Coroner
widely yesterday icld inquest 10 No. l"I lleecker
az age who fn from the honseiop on Sunday evening
and received injuries from tie effect Of which be died
. Coroner Ranncy yesterday held an inquest at the
Bellevue Hospital on the body of Francis Clapp, IA
sailor WHO died from the effect II injuries received by
falling from tlird-story window at No. 81 Water
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
Italy.

Italy.
A letter from Naples says that the authorize!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

THE APPROACHING METHODIST LAYNES's
CoNvcrioS.-D Delegates 10 this body viii be carried
the New Jersey Railroad from this city 10 Phlla
dclpha and return four dollars. I'm route Phla
dclpha they viii pay their fall fare uhrcc dolinrs) and
on tlcr return hy prcscninr the certificate Of the
Secretary thnt they wor delegates and paving dol
mr. ihey win rccclx return ticket 20 this city. The
Convention win - eh o. Tuesday. 18th inst. Ia the
St. Georges N. +. Church. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

Totsl.......S29,70 06 SABA 20 Inc. Sl4
Connected carninra for Mnrrh. ...... 8 IL $50 Is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
@eolcaI.
vENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established In the Year ists,
THE OURE OF PRIVATE DIsEAapa

Established in the Tear ists,
ToR THE oURB OF PRIVATE DISEASES.
And under the eontrol Of tive sf The mes, Eminent
nR. X. BoN1PkRTE, nom LoSdon and p.ri.
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten years Of the Gin.
einnau venereai Hospital, aud Or X b REYNOLDS,
where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can ~
ebtAned without the use ef mercury or change al
diet SSnorrhosa cured in sto q hours, Gleet cured
tnrna Emissions stopped In 10 4 days. seminal
Weakness cured IN tos WecSsj syphfiiain H. prirns
to weeks skin Diseases cured Ia / to seel,, inn.
pStenoys Vig0r restored "a TO awseks AIldiseasss
81 priyste nature treated with unparalleled success,
Dr, BonspNr,ss great work on nE,ys.s dls.sss. An.
Privats Guide 20 Health, beneficial 10 al male snd
enllghten thosa yhs Crepe in darkness. Price as
Dr. a.nAgario', French Patent Male saisl I. q,
the only safe and sure pravsnlvS Aaslnst di...sn
rrloe ef the French Patent Male safe, 0i ths -ssi.
sSsa sdslas LoEIER's Fsmsis % MU",siy sfi ~ p msl
SAFE and reliable remedy Tor supprossona and ali fe
male diseases Ladies should no, use thsn danpg
y g per SsH--eI,ra aas sS-ssaiio sRy address 81
Dra. =. ar. are n. man q. e.n.pi,, -.
quesdenatay acknowledged 10 be the ohsms,ess I'M
kinga OF " eerea diseases aud the only Docters ~
receive AoaiAly rspsr.s trOn ths cid world, tAsy
witness the varioua diseases vhcG aiiiiet rssnsi.s
and 70 watch ne progress through ieag career ~
humole aoede o. poverty u the mansion af Tho ves
ny and hsNinR aaccrtAned heysndh deuht the vsst
suhenng q humanity they delerI.insd V select tAs
genefauye " e.em "a thsir particular sludv ami a a.
vote ther Nhoie attention 70 the on of the A.
sese. oi heSs poreAnt functions, Ne letters viii hs
aasssssa aniesi ,hsy ssnlAlaa FsalsRes o. post.
De. boNApAATK 4 BRYHoLpN.
ade, Ononnao, OhlO. ~
ohloe h0ura hom An. tsnpN -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

Gas LIOBT.--The editor Of the Journal
balhes the whole military situation in aud
about Richmond. with perfect flood Of
the heaviest kind Of moonshine ever er-
hibited in this market. The inclemency
OF the weather, this morning, seems only
to have whetted the appetite of his mar
velous faculties. and widened the scope of
his Intellectual vision. From the South
Anna river to Fort Darling the whole
scene is liz up with bHlliaucy rarely E.
qualed, and never excelled. The public
will be gratifed to learn that "if Lee is
driven within the works and invested, he
will rely upon the large militia force ofthe
city-which are now tolerably good SOL
diers--to hold Grant at bay, while he at
iempts sorties with his whole force on
Grants TANKS" This is "useful knowl-
edgo," aud disseminated with great abili-
ty, but it would have been rather more
"satisiactionary," if the consequences Of
the "sorties" referred to, had been inelu.
ded IN the statement. "a protrActed siege" A"
the Journal sagely informs us, "would in
evitably result in starvation and ultimate
csPitulation Of the whole garrison" This
is highly important, if true. 1t occurs to
us tina, the "ultimate capitulation" which
is to succeed starvation" should be re-
ceived with great caution, and in broken
doses. at is manifest" however, 10 the
comprehensive vision of the Journal. that
Lee is pushing back with desperate en-.
ergy to the south bank Of the South Anna
river where, unless Gen. Butler's opera
tions should prove fatal to him, he may
be able TO hold Grant for some days. -
Lest this concession sho'd have the effect to
alarm superficial readers, the Journal an.
ticipates events still further in the future
and pressges the doom of the rebel army,
which, il has "no doubt'--mark the phra-
seOlogy,-"is sealed"
Buffers Operations" will scarcely an.
noy Gen. Lee very much, so long as they
are performed At remote point. Mem.
bcrs Of Buffers own staff and body guard
have more to dread from them than any
bo,iy slss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

LAKE & Co.'s CIRcus.--Our readers
will bear in mind that Lake g. Co.'S great
Cirus--the most popular and attractive
travelling exhibition ever organized in this
couut-y--will be in our city on Thursday
next, the l2th inst. All who enjoy the
"sbort- of the arena" will find themselves
suited under the spacious canopy of Lake
K Co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

RS-Gold has advanced Al cts. since
yesterday. This is Sccasioned by rumors
of a reverse to Grant. Among our after
noon dispatches, is one affirming that no
news of "a reverse to Grant" had reach
ed Washington.
ApprehepsioRs are entertained that all
is not going well with Sherman. There
ought to be news from him. but there is
none. The fact thatit is SHERMAN who com
mands, does not with very many. outweigh
the ominousness Of a silence that should
be broken, but is not.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Dayton Weekly Empire.
By HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
LAT or TIE LOGAN COUNTY oAaErTEl

tLAT or THE LOGAN COUNTY 0AsErTE1
possess all the desired holtes for publishing arst
class papsr AMI raspetifally submit this Prospectus
20 me rsttloue, Liberty loving Democracy every.
The kMFfnr viii be Democratic paper, without
any PrenH v qaanoaton. lt will be for Constitution
Tor Law, Tot Liberty, Tor Peace "The Empire 10
feace," said Napoleon, and 80, humby, but earnest
", say ge, These ideas We sh AL ineuloatoi not by
yo ept Or forebe resistance 10 constituted authority
bu within the pale ot the law by argument 6y faets
BY eppeals 20 q = reason OF the people
1his yesr OF 1894 u destined 10 be memorable for
al ume itmust mark tho Era OF Democratic Resto-
ratsn-LAw, Order Pssee, and Unlon-or the utter
and final over hrow Of American Lba.ty with super.
sehng pespeusm, OF Anarchy which 10 more 70 be
One Of the conditions Of Democratic success, which
must be camphed WITH s the dissemination o. Dem
oaIauo papers, These ought 20 b. put In the hands
Of every man who will read them II this we're III
feoed, all doubt of success fall Woul De remog.
Cd; Inc people viii redeem thomss YES, II they can
Those who were readers OF the
LOG G A NJ O "A q II II T Il
win understand what ~ 70 be the character Of the
EHPiaE. In Addnon 10 carefully prepared and sound
Democratic editorials and Selections n wil be iull Of
Life, Sptos, and VARIETY.
A. MAAtos MGtuoHsH having declined 10 take
charge q the Roman Empre-will have 4 Depart
mont 10 Tho fMf ~ OF Dayton, and ~ "irradiata
the evening honlon '"with his usual ability" as
The author Of "llECLE SAINTS HOTEL,u "RYE
COFFEE" ode skRENADE," 40, will ang his
merry songs ~ ohen a. occasion 10 spires them
There WILL as 10 the Lagan 0l1tf.s, 10 quantity Of
"butiemuts picked up under our own Tree" and
served q each numDef Of the Weekly,
IN addition 20 tins, careful attention will be paid 10
thu News OF the Week, Market Reports, and, 10 a
word, e mat goes 20 mske up pleasant, reliable,
and radically sound Democrats paper
We send his Prospectus 20 Old friends eyaryWhers
and 70 many OF won We hops 10 make friends, in
the belief and hop that they will aid us m the estab
hshweas Of reasonably pre- 'psrous Democratic
paper.
TERMS
To single subscribers ea per anuum, always ID ad.
vance, Amer deliberAtion We have eonclL led mol.
withatAnding the eNorhtant prices for paper, ink 40
90 send ten copies Of the weekly for fNeen Dll srs
knowing that there e not township Ohio where a
I club may not be made up on these terma
The Daily 10 sent 90 mal subscribers or 90 per an.
nun, ~ advance, or siE montha for ~.
HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
DAYTON, OHIO,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases Of the throat, chest and pulmonary oreana
9o ever prevalent, inaidioua and dangaF0ua THE
properties q mediene 20 alleviate and npFoOi
these complaints, must he eKpertorant, anofysk and
inVsora,ing, oosening the mucus OF the throat and
hnParung tone 20 The entire eystem No dincoyefy In
medical seience mastered this cass on dlsra.es
nks Or. wynkooP's Iceland Pectold, ftis used With
the moat astonishing resu te all cases OF bronoht ~
ihnnenaA, Nhooping cough, dirtheua or putrd core
nLVAs' Asthms Group, coughs, colds, nervoua lrila
The Rev J. J. Potter eertiaes that ''I have ussd DR.
Nynkoops Pastoral for several years, myself and In
ny mmlly, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended u 20 mAny Others and have never
sen ~ equal" Rev J, ], Potter, Bro0Ayu A. r. Il
Huudreds and Thousands Of Important tSAtmoni
and shat Il never thila.
la composed Of pure Iceland Moas, Balm OF OH.
ed Peruvian balsam, kienampaue, Oomifey, Bur.
dock, and other Invaluable eKpoc Grant aud tonic In
Renenta; IL is harmless, prompt and lasting In,
sellds and .nu.rerg eeenoi aioTd 70 neelect trial
nvoFy Amily should have IL. 10 10 remarkable tof
ufoqp. Fun descriptions, Recommendation and IN
eetoas accompany each botie
eold 70 Dayton ~ " ". stewart aud all pnnoipNl
PfepaTsd BY Dr. r .. wynhoop, and .oldby D. a.
eaFesa . VerAeH tsFG se231iy
liaa.tr H fa.a I'D ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
SAP NIFIE
on.
CONCENTRATED LYE [!

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
w III makes high prcesi ssponiner helps TO r.
dnes them. itmskOs Soap for F0ur cents pound
By SslnR your lH'chen grease
- oAUFsoNi A. spurious Lyes arc oFerei
also, b. careful and only Guy the Patented article
pat up 10 Tres zane all others being eeunts rfstts
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MASUFACT'NG co.,
PhiladSlphtA-NS, lST Walnut street.
Pttt:busg-Pitt st. and DaGussne Way.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

FY~Ii you want good aour 60 to l.. L. Gil.
lilhnd's Flour store, north side of the markeb
five doors from Main street He is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suit YOU delivered at your house lin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Spertal Notirrs.


T EkRNEsTLY caution all young men suffering
their health by palronisnR any o. the ADVERTISING
quAeka rou can 0'ly recover by the methods used
By the adj erser, and BY hundreds Of Others and in
no other way, Read letter which will send YOU n
yau will send me post paid enyslope bearing your
addneas. Direct 70 EDwARD n TRAVER
deaStaHom Lock Box, Boston, Macs,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Husic.
STRING MUSIC.

+ AM prepared to uruisA sering Music for halls.
l ruee, 40, ~ The lowest possible rates having
played with Prot Fmrohd daring the last summer
feel oouad@nt that satisfy all hia cid custom.
ere, i ana member Of the ReEimental Hand, and
can mraish aAy number Of pieces for q string hand
All orders len with Charles Theehald, cornsT Third
and Jensrseu streets, under Husten Hall, viii be
promptly sttended to-
del2dam nANIRL " BAKER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

sTRAw.BRROY ESTERPMsR.--William
Ramsey, Esq. Of Van Buren, tp., 2 miles
south Of this city, has 20 acres of bearing
straw berries this season, and he has plan
ted DO acres more this spring. This re-
quirsd 100000 plants, and the services of
SO hands every day for three weeks. -
The labor was performed mainly by sol
diers' wives and children. Next season
hO will have go acres Of berries to pick,
which will require, during the picking sea-
son, the services of 800 women and chill.
dren. This is, we doubt not, the largest
strawberry patch in Ohio.
EEIt is rumored that Cutler has had
a severe fight, but no results are hinted
Of AS his command is largely composed
Of niggers, the sympathies of the aboli-
tionists are easily located. The last we
heard of the Falstaffian beast, he was blo-
waiting about his ability to whip Lees
whole army. The old tallow pSted brag-
gartl How nimbly he would carry away
his great paunch at the first intimation of
dSngerl
Real Estate for Sale.--I will sell, if
applied to soon, four building lots beautifully
located on the east side OF Mcclure street,
between Xenia Avenue and Richard street
Price per lot-two hundred and City dollars
one-third cash, the balance in one aud two
years j. Fl. BAGGoTT,
Corner Main Nnd Second strestG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

O. P. HuBrR & Son will sell Carpenter
Tools tomorrow night, together with a
lot Of Pants, Vests and Shoes. Also, a
Piano on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The westera part
Of the city, north of Fourth St, preferred -
Enquire at this office. dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Agrrlcp,


A. No. "a oAURE,
REAL BSTATEAGHNT
No. 40 THIRD srRRE1, AT JOHN H. sTOPPEf -
MANS oFFlCR.
HAVE q large amount OF property fsr sae s,icjh
- houses and lots. IN all paTta OF the ciy AZ var.
Gus prices, ranging nom i0Lr hundred 10 ten
dollars, on good payments, and we'll situated; and
sny quantity Of vacant lots Tor safe, Also several
arms tor aAiei ranging nom hundred and sixty
acres dowa 60 tive acre 4, adjonns the city and III
the county - - "
Those having property for sale aud those wanting
70 tuys VII DO well 20 call on me, - | shall giye
r0mpt attention 10 AL business entrusted 70 nv care
l hsse had considerable cHpenence in the husneas
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EEWe understand that Mad River
Township will procure substitutes for her
drafted men.