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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20

GREAT ExHBTIoN Professor Sands, the
world-reHowned Magician and Venttiloquist,
/. is now in the city, and will give one Of his
ahighly entertaining exhibitions at Beckel
gHsil, tomorrow evening" 1t will be first
slass entertainment and everybody ought to
Iand 90 zee il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
WANTED-A No Bar Tender at the Phil
lips House Apply Immediately

PERsoNAL.-We we're pleasantly and agree
ably surprised, this morning, by call from
the Messrs Hubbard, late editors of the EN-
pire They are in decidedly good condition.
and report the D am ,eracy Of Logan ditto.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
An Invaluable Expectornnt,

DR., Halls BALSAM has received more
weiphty Endorsements than any other Cough
medicine before the public, comprising the
names of Physicians and Cergymen ,attestinp
its superiority for the cure OF CONSUMPTION
in MI its various stagee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
@ YES! O YES!

THE undersigned il a duly licensed Auct onasy
or montgomery county. and will cry sales 4
ollens his services, may he in demand.
Persons who have not taken out license will he at
tended to. II they violate the law "'' 10 NJ
n B'-Resdence ~ miles south east ofMIAMtF.
81 6Qk,y' orders let w'thJoHN RIsER, IT,, or ADAM
To. Gol GEOPGE tfHSItp .t'e"
augIo-wlwoy '''N'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-To all those who want
1, procure good Boots and Shoes. have
ist received good stock of goods, which
ill sell very low, and made by the best Ma,
IpfactuFers. have every thing that is needed
Z the boot and shoe line. sell them at the
ia price, Don't forget this, as it is no hum.
,ug. also keep nice assortment Of Hats
nd Caps which offer very low. Call before
urchasing elsewhere, Remember the place
y kehm's new boot and shoe store, No SO
sfferson street, nearly opposite the Marke,
Eonse, next door to Andy Msckly's black.
'rith chop, Remember this ..a..l x
H-A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
FORENOON REP0Rr.
Names of Persons who have Petition
FOR PRrnon

Names Of Persons who have PeVtttoned d
FOR Pardon.
New ToRK, June 20 A special to the
Times, from Washington, June 18Th, says !:
The following list comprises the names Of
noted persons whose petitions for pardon
were lied with the President to-day: Brga.
der General W, Wickbam r. NJ. T. Hunter I;
Postmaster General Reagan; Major General
William Msbone, Major General George
Pickett Msjor General Rhodes; Percy ] P.
sims; Brigadier General Basit General M.
J Wright; Major General j. P. Keshon :;
General II jackson General William Peck;
OF South Carolina, ex member of Congress,
aud late of the Provisional Congress of the
Southern Confederacy William Avery, ex.
memLer Of Congress from Tenn, ssee Bries.
dier General Job r Anderson, Brigadier
Genera B-all !. Brigadier General ". J. Cob.
dell, and Brigsdier General R. l.. Page.
HON. Rem WOOD.
1t is stated that Ben Wood has telegrap phed
to the authorities here his desire to testify be
fore the Military Com mission, concerning the
2S,O0O dollars draft sent to him BY Jacob
Thompson. He claims understand that il
was given him to be used in specu lating in
gold for friend of Thompson 8 and says that
be 90 used il. ltis not known whether his
request " u be granted or not.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20

NEw York, June l9-The Posts special
says the commanding General of the depart
ment of Washington authorizes the contradic.
ton Of the rumor that the monuments
recently erected on the Bull Run battl sfeld
have been DESTROYED.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
NorICE OF ATTACHMENT.

David Norris, Planth
0otleib Bader, Defendant.
Before J. o. sSallop, J. p. OF Butler Tovp,hin
Montgomery Co., o.
ON the l1h day os Way, A. D.. issS, said Justice
" issued an order OF Attachment IA the above AZ.
tion, for the sum Of Sis o.
:, ,.s, DAVID NORRIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
WITHOUT a RIVAL /!

And Justly deserves tho reputation has 40 nug en-
Joyedin ceutrll America and the West Indies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
WHOLESALE PRICES.


TEAS-$l 5O@l 80
C0FFEL-30(G32.
SUGAR-l4@20
COFFEE SUGAR-2o@2lc per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-2le per ID.
MOLASSES-$ 20@l 25 per gal.
RlCE-l24@l33c per Id.
LARD-20@22.
T0BACCo-7O@$l3O per ID
SH0T-$3 1904 90 per sack.
LEAD-l4c per h.
DRIED APPLES-8J@9b.
BUTTER-ls@2Sc.
CHEESE-l7f@ls!c.
STARCH-9@ll Zoe per lb. .....
S0APS-l3@l7 per ID.
SWEET PorAToEs-s2 OO@2 10 per
bushel
HAY-Timothy s2O@25 per ton.
WHISKY-S2 05 for common.
S,rawberries-20 cents per quart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
Dayton Market.
DAYroN June 20

DAYTON June ~
FL0UR-Red wheat 81 00@S7 so
WHEAT--$l 25al 30, t
C0RN--60.
0ATS-5O.
RYE-40.
BARLEY-75
BEEF--l5@20.
BUTTER-20@25
CHICKENS-35@4O. t..,
EGGS-20c per doz
GRoCgRIEs--RETAIL PRICEs
TEAS-$2 co
C0FFEE-S5@37c per pound.
SUGAR-l5.
COFFEE SUGAR--25 per lb.
CRUSHED SUGAR--25c per 10.
MOLASSES-Sl 4O@l 50@l 60 per gal.
lon.
SYRUP-$l rs,
RIOE-l5c per ID.
P0TAT0ES-sl 259l so per bush
APPLES-$2 OO@2 10
LARD-2O.
CHEESE-20c.
STARCH-l23c per 10
SOAPS--l5c per h.
TOBACCO-$l OO@I 25 per 10.
SHoT-25@3oc per ib
LEAD-20c per lb.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20

DaS- A Dung lad IA years of age, left
T. Mary's Institute, near Dayton, Saturday
9th inst BIS amt, Mrs. Halpin, would be
cry thankful for any information given TO
her OF his whereabouts. r7se-e--..
Direct Dayton, Ohio, Box 1868.
8 JosEPH GoSoHEAx.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20

The TURF--The spriog Races over the
Cincinnati Park" commenced to-day, and
|sill continue until Friday next This will
undoubtedly be one of the most exciting and
Interesting exhibitions ofihe kind ever wit.
Pessed in Ohio. The enquirer remarks +;
Once more the citizens Of Cincinnati, and.
'e may add, the State of Ohio, are to be in
Produced TO regular FIRST class series OF ra-
Ping not two-horse trottiug matches, but
Genuine, unadulteraied and exciting running
aces, in which the equine beAnties of''terri6o
Hood" will enter the arena, and invest the
Eourse with the hereditary dignity of New
psrket, Ascott and Epson, reviving the an
ient splendoF ofthe turfin this hemisphere :,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
@cotcaI.
DE-. JOHN BULLS

DIR. JOHN BULLS
Compound Cedron Bitters
Latest and Most ImpOrtantI Discovery
OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY
~ the hstory OF MATERtA NEOIoA OF the United
States, favorRbv known pioneer In fded-
icsl Discovery, than that Of
JOHN BULL, OF LOUISVILLE, KENTuoKY.
Hisinimitable preparation 81 tsARsAPARxLLA
OF that valuable drug.
-
His Compound of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz-
enges, in less than year
after their Introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
as the continent of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
GRAND CAMPAIGN.

A BoUT A. WALDAMAN'S Hoop BasAsr and skifs
"a Factory Has already on md his spring stock o,
Hoop skrts French and American Corsets, corset
seeis shouller bra 'es, IN his new location at s25
trade, which embrace the best spra trail hoops All
the newest styles o. Quaser skirts, wholesale aud
retail. Keeps consten ly an h nd skirts Of extra
sizes n length, and ladies' who sd al shys trouble Ia
hndng their hoops large enough, will hnd them n his
ests, ishment. Hoop skirts re-modeed and neAIly
repaired Merchants IN surrounding towns will al
well 10 rsil st his cstahlls msut before purchasing
elsewhere, kemsmbeT the place, s15 sseond street
opposite the Franklin House nR21isno
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20

MO man'suame il more intimately connected with
~ the IN story OF MATERtA NEOICA OF the United
States, fsvorsblv known pioneer In fded-
ical Discovery, than that Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20

Hisinimtahle preparation 81 isARsAPARYLLA
has long stood al the head Of the various compounds
Of that valuable drug.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-20
Compounded Bitters
Latest and Most ImpOrtantI Discovery

NINETEENTH CENTURY iliI
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

IMPORTANT To RAILR ,AD CoMPANIEs.-A
letter from the Second Assistant Post
master General (says the Montgomery
Mail informs Governor Parsons that the
5s!master General will be prepared 10
put the mails upon the railroads in Ala
bama as soon as the Governor informs
him that they will be in charge of proper
and reliable persons
The following are the rates fixed upon
by the Department:
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

The mails to be conveyed daily, and as
often as the cars run ; TO be in sale and
conVenlent-P place. with sufficient room
ana nxlures to enable the route agent to
make up and deliver the same on the
line OF the road, and subject to the ex.
listing regulations of the Department.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

The Indiana Democracy is endorsing
President Johnson's policy with enthu.
siasm. and Kentucky is likewise raIlyips
around his platfs rm
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

Inc cholera was mlnishing at Alex
andrla and Caro-. but was spreading at
Cons antiuopl,.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

500 pcs. American, English and French
Prints,
so pcs. Small Plaid Ginghams,
100 pcs, Fine BIeached Don estic,
10 pcs. 10 4 White Cotton Sheetinr.
~ pcs. White Linen Sheeting,
so pcs Richardson's Irish Linens,
80 pcs Brown and Slate Linens,
20 pcs + glish Tweeds and French
200 pcs Printed Jaconets and French
Organdies,
IS pcs Mozambiques and Embroidered
Bareges-a choice selections;
Is pcs G IN bray, for Travellino
Dresses,
so pcs beautiful Linen Lawns, -
100 pcs Swiss, Nainsook, Plat and
Jaconet Mu Inns,
25 pes Mu~qrito Netting,
80 dozen Towels, we'll assorted.
500 dom Coats and Clarke's 5000
Thread
so dozen Corsets,
10 dozen Ladies' Parasols, all sizas.
20 dozen Linen Collars and Cuff.
100 dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose.
20 dozen Ladies' Lisle Thu cad Hose.
20 dozen Ladies open Worked Hose. n
100 dozen best quality English Socks.
so dozen Ladies' Gauze Merino Vests.
20 dozen Gents Merino Vests.
100 dozen Ladies' Embroidered French
Collars,
SO dozen Jacoret Edging and Inserting
500 dozen Swiss Insertings,
5000 dozen Cotton Fnotinas,
1000 dozen Black Silk Lace Trimming.
1000 dozen Fancy B "a d s and Dress
Trimmings
100 dozen Black Silk Net,
100 dozen White Brussels Net
100 dozen Ladies' Busters,
10 bales Cotton Yarns.
100 bales Cotton Sneetinr. Shirtino and
Osnaburgs,
Together with large assortment too
numerous to mention, at
Malone & Connelly's
;orner Daupl'in and Joachim streets,
iuiJl dsm MOBILE. Ala.
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lfA-,..-'t II,,n-ap'.. loa TaAvrtlrRs - ErE9rE
A.u .u. L,-r 81 ". T. lu;iitse. MapS' I'm
> a..
The success OF the previous volumes OF this use
fol aal Interesting VOL, IA, encouraged tie pub
s1c-t 60 Issue SO pres, volume, In neat port
ltlc l.ru, % .yl,yilr care and study in iis entire
".c.,'u-up" Trnv ll-rs 70 foreign psris' can
IL . very vol DO without i, an ,hos, who cannot
t.,,el may, in imagination, roam over ancion! and
La.9rc .1ts and places Ia mpany with the au-
thor sha furnishes q ,arie,y q Information not
o.acra 3D.. s1 available. so &. will Ue found within
tc cover % ibis mo craze priced hand look.
fu-O. I..fu.a or riv. yfyA.tN showing whcro
I.....,l. I. iUI.dG h.y.It b. obtained, and az
..4' rc o. William Wright Harper a
!. ,.Ung.. puH.i.bD.s, / .tnkIin Square.
q. chose "rrapsc.ls' sud about to iavcs: in
oil a.a.aL Ais volume win prove a timely nd
v..an, assistant. Besides describing the "Ol
Fr." ami tho pecul.'rtics All properties Of
'ie." thia voiHm. contains numerous. hints 40
wi .u 8. ta-g concern" "a relation to investments,
which IL followed, win prevent G5so Tao wculi
iuye.t le.- money, from Icing taken IL By tie
Z @, .pcra.o-s and Petroleum g,uhlcrr.
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ENGLAND and the Teniaus.

TnEar s no Longer doubt that tho Bruih Gov.
Hrmea! has determined TO suppress the FeniAn
iprisiny By prompt and energetic movement.
English war vessels now guard tho whole Irish
toast to intercept any cooperative movement. shat
might be attempted by the Fcnians on this siio OF
ihe Atlantic ; the military arc stribu.ed through
lhe various counties Tor the purpose OF aiding the
ronstabuIary Ia making arrests, and u Bummarily
shsck any insgiroctionary movement that might
De attempted, and largo numbers OF Fsnians arc
constantly beng marched of to prison without the
ceneit Of trial. Under thess circumstances tho
query naturally arises, What next Do the Feni-
ADS propose quietly 10 permit the British Govern
nent to their brethren in III wholesale man
aer or are they the eve OF striking tho expected
GLOW for the liberation Of their oppressed native
and Il is evident tina. II they do snything, they
must &C, quickly. Hundreds Of their comrade,
are now being lncarceratsl In British PRS.
'ns, with the prospect Of being tried for
reason. Thousands Of others are evidently In
Hanger OF tie !lte, for Elvsud has got IT'S lro
az now, and It's "reminiscences il well known
Where are tho .eaiers, the promoters, the inciters
tho FenIan movement in this critical juncture
the ir edom OF Ireland is thcir object why d,
hey not sound ITO tocsin OF liberty when they thu
Zee their cause In the clutch Of tho British lion
And Why do they not gather tho clans and s;rl
!ol the liberation Of their brother Tsuians and fo
the Independence o. the.r coun.ryi The leader
Of Tho movement must Lave foreseou tie nressu
scton Of the Bcti.h Government They knev
now rcmorssleIsly England had aciol in tho cas-
ofprey.ous Irish rcbcliloas, sni they could n.
have overlooked the fact that a bold attempt woul
be made By that Government to crush FsnlauilJ
In lie iuc,picucv. Nor lid England commence II
work Of breaSing up the organization wiIhou
uins'y warunf. The Goy5rnmcu, fr long tin
allowed the movement to p-orress doubtless vi
the Gro tAstit would all through Is own wcAkuel
AID IL was only whom tue matter became real
&c i,us that STEPS were tskea for its SUI
preston. Therefore, the primo movers in I
organization have had ample tmo or prcparSuc
and now ought to 10 ready to strike the blow b
forc they are heltlossly crushed by British pow,
II they did not intend to 20 so far IS that tn
they have acted crmnAlly in entalling upon tn
kindred such misfor,unos as the arrested part
arc likely TO meet with At the hands OF the Britt
Government. 10 IL possible that tins last grar
81 and mos, promising organisation for ths tr,
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f.. more moderate figure. In this calculation MI.
Bennett found himself mistaken, for ON sending
word 10 Mr. Sargent that he 'shsd concluded not 70
purchase +" th.t accommodating, eentiensp $50
''V.rv veil Mr. nnett 10 At liberty "a 40 ~ he
l'.es." and Will that sailed for Europe without
loaviu lis address, or offering TO abrte one 1of or
t'lc from the nrse price named. This unexpecteu
is-uc q he as.ute Journalist IN position s1te-
what Exc that Of the lucky gentleman who wontne
e'c.b han, IN n lctierv-he had paid two hundreu
IL rssud dolArs for an unavailable privilege. The
s'rs'ion ycxed him. 90 TO PICK quarrel, we
lrU-rt editor lost no time n interfering win tho
removal of bis old nei hbor's hundred tons # win
t.- conf ~ hicl fortunately ial escaped being be-
rarIi-.l-c.r aimed in tho General burning. Fur
.t.rrt 10 els, he threatened 10 sue Phhe'A i9r 9
OIL. Ia-a'rc.'s dug ou, 20 ~ the rl'al a4d c.it-
ella. - Bafnlm, We Oc. eve. 70 save d.'pn'"
.., ...,l HE % lr.eld j lu4ch 1r.Ou, 10 seize
d, coal i..sI.la1 so eIlau = tho comfort Of DIS
III y, l.2py family, Etinocs- AMI !ten ccAt
r.7, dulag tie long winter months bl'
, Ic, % c. ne g. beirr sued Ter exciting li1 'wn
iu.r bis md 4nauln got nc better - his BE-,
u. mtg. Pa'acas CALEB on j moss lawyer ana
s., % s~oycrc that tho wav 10 appoa3o we VI atn
of uc iIustr.Uuq typ -wicl Ter was 70 reil "a :, .
t7.1 ian rcd thousand do.a-s and tao uStk = g
I..r... Tht5 tss lcre,r'crt Elrlum FNulh uo''
.I ,H.. .ouab0y have lHuo on shc SPOT lu. Tor 'ns
l., lat lie "lal srort the uoucv." Really no
l.. lIt dat NUN alout him" lie was mol pre-
"a , To rec nsier the bargain, parsc'larl' as on
I t.e whole. t seemed 10 suit him. Next Jay lhs
U--,tD srpc1rd without tho Museum adver''s D..
r"rtl lion B4rnun, ~ proprietor OF 'he ~ cal
I.ua., - SHOW, sou IN = PERSONA explanation o.
t. wI. ,.oIs tulrss were thus. II was 10! a.
c1-iri Inn.
To p.al.c knows bow the rest Of tho laugh
[ came .n.
prospect is that tho lessee OF the eligible ros
I c-'... 80 sc corner g. 70 .cI3wEv and Ann s.se'
/ v N uerlt tho grass g. grow cher on until o.
! ,,r ..s.i u. lie tWelyo yearS al which time B,
v.Il.c stI. criy 10 real ~ what ho eau uuon Dol
/ e,p.is.yc crop II hay. Meantime he might roi
/ u.. our p.t'r p.rised c,t1c's to erect statue e.
! '.e ..t.aa % Do ot Aegylo " ol ta.s hne b,tc
! r.. ., I,.p ..c town IN mind Of how Braun
/ t. y .le.t trl furnish an easy laugh when al
o.. .a..s World
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II seema that, hes ,ca the ofonbc sad 60 lnvo
been occssioped by the refusal Of the renowned ut
lady to pay her deyoirs At tie Imperial Palace on
Washington usirhts other trouble was nos log.
since t~cwcl between Nj. Harnum ind n. E.u-
nett The Csr,s In relation 20 ta.s newly h.'.,ed
meter may Ia briefly toll. ar. Bennett l.l,
some time lack, cas-, En cyc-.he a,liayi. zoos rot
ret '1rth which OF them -uuou the ic.e Of ground
wherein the oil Museum Stood, otar1rally oU-.-
rite the Aston House. A. th3 time o. tAl Gre NJ
Iarnum held lease Of this property r twolsc
years, which he, during tie we,. aitsr tAe cout,-
grafton, offered for sale, throu ~ tie agency o.
Homer Morgan, E'q,, hr the round Hun NJ ..5-i,-
OOM two hundred a. tyo., Eve thousand d I.-
lars. Msctrr Mr. R'nnen orc day, tho t',t
thN the property was in ne market w's
| brosched Mr.. BENNETT a. ei the terms, and
Mr.. BArnum ftuiei the price named above.
| Subsequently NJ nne;t sent t!8 ll ..r
! q Mr. H,rnlm with ins'racluns 10 close 0.r- a
/ " possible ON tho best terms 10 could rl, Nl.u-
time SIR. II nnott took care 90 sc'lr, contract -
| pur Aase tho Zee of ne ~. Ver.v '.u. us
owner, NJ. Sargent refars o. Fs.k.'-un-..t-
Hudson, for the sum total OF .j0,u.. . .l- hume
bred ard tfy thousand Go 1gs. g.. H'..ttrs
broker, Mr.. Dlggan, then closed tho matte r. I'D
BArslGul, after beating tim down 70 a ZOO .-t e. !
pee, by purchasing 1ne PRIVILEGE Of tho lcssa ~
twelve years Tor >p-ul,uOO. Two hun red tnu.sa.l
dollars casa, fus wu.pl auoult o c.e .lg Nl1lu..
rendered and accepted, Aud 80 Usual sttula,.t .
ments made. written agreement WAS g... .y
; by hr. B.rnuu, cn.taug IN purchaser ,.
lease TO the dc ri5 On the premises, villa SIC u.,.u
tion o. certain iroa Pipe, boiler, loo tons uf COS.
aud some other items tIst were CH4s dlre4 rs ..
tents OF he Museum ana Do. Hl p4yt %. -r..l u
the promises Ia tro atso q lev ,..,.
Il appears that the editor Of the UErA.l
grew sick o! his bar, am OK, hat 90 ~ re rr5 .
thought by fol gum dis ,luutlon 10 coucl e N.
purchase Of NO foe, Tor Which 10 hc.l tae refusal o
stated period hs' NJ. Sargent NIGH. lsi Is 20
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EDEAV.yS.

BOZ 'ND-On Oct. I. i,i-. o. crou,. A--c. " mi
frrl f1e owed d2u1ht.roi Pe.or cui Z len Boand,
AGO 'rush.
Tie Iiculi AMI sc1rs1'aures sra -cspcc'frl',. -
vito! 70 'hc funeral. ~ Crhutsl1 after son
at 1cIocs from tie residence Of her pateu'. 80
la 9TH e., n Y. 125
BgtGgs-On Trcsi.v, Oct. ID Sarah F'izah,'h.
~ only child Of Daniel =. and Sarah Elizabeth
I-ir-s o-el months AID 81 dsrs.
The re.tvcs md friends % 'he a17ily s-e respect
f,liy invited to attend the funeral this lnulsde4,
afternoon. vt O'Clock, from the residence 0 nor
par .uts, 80 lcviSst ii
NIirrF-On wednesday. o. 4, John 7. white,
onlv ION nj John and Nirgini1 White. aged wear.
TIL relatives and frtcnls n the family r. .oc'-
full iylt 4 10 attend the funeral from his f. ofs
ts., lance a. cvi. p, A. . o'clock, L. VI. To-
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dom Of unhappy Ireland I, now destined to failure
through the supinsness or something worse Of 10
lesdsrsf Can IL be tina, the brigh. yi1on Of m
Irish Republic Is doomed to dissolve into picture
Of tyranny and oppression even darker than va
which Ireland has 50 iong presented: H. ''e esp
Of Joy only been liftei to the par-no TIPS to 10
violently dashed away The crisis r. o., i'N Do
Upon tho events Of few weeks Will Gcpoli ne
succe,s or tn. failure Of the Fsnian ro7oo.elr for
its powerful enemy La, begun to rive, thc chains
upon IT, Where arc the FcnLH leadersS
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ARTICLES FOR SAFE.

Tor SALE-OhE SAlL-BOAT, Is FEET
l. long ana iect Wide, with -ss nd oars ali in
GOOD order also dirt ~ ons ami feed WGlun and
A horse pOV er kindling wood maChue, with saws
and hercn and boxes all good order also Lorte.
and / set OF double harness all IN good order, md
which viii he sod cheap Tor cash. Inguii at HENRY
iFIIES cor. Carol ana Neyins ~, Brooklyn. llS
SCHOONER FOR SALE-WILL CARRY
- G tons on deck, on 5 a. iegt water. Well calcu-
lated Tor cagryiue OIL, &C. Inquire OF the weigh mas
ter. Paterson Pier, jersey CITY .G2
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Tnr ExrRrss seems 10 be suIe-inr from rir1r.c
neyrophoia, Any sl'gs1u t. tie daisies pro.
du es symptoms not uuliLo tho'c az q uNi dog 80.
the sight Of water. Tie foaowlgr oyrar. '.1
yesttrlsys issue shows tho p-ascl. stage 90 thc
malay which aei.c.s Ihc EaiH1aa:
This Govsrlmcat was c5.s'tFrel . 10
wHTrE MASS Government #-.0- cv'l hl'''
bomdn's Goycrumeai,.-.fuu b less e p -...' t.'.
erument or a Chinese Asiat' Gog.suuo1,.'
How rid,cuousy uonssaa.,d Is tIea s.'"
According to the Constitutions, q nave pop 'lr
goyernnen,-lo.hiny morc nor ier'. b no. O.
"wh,t, mans government" nor "ae.r..'
government" nor anysh ng ~ ho bond, AID tbs
perpetual cant OF tie Eyr9r-s, lo. the pl-9.s OF
creating prejudice N the m.ni' of Mo i.aa-ar',
is anything but reputable. L &c E-8.l'' w1..-
substitute "ioreinors" FOR "negr''H" On H'7'
frothings shout "Shite mans government" they
would sound very much lake the sr,lcl PUBLISHED
In that journal Al the sine when is waited
'Amcricsns 20 rule America" and when 10 would
"PIce ncns but American on quail !5.ai- O."
The attack Of neyrophoba ia simply saodcr
phase OF the OLD complaint with which ue
ExTaEss was troubled eleven years az.
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COAL

COAI-FIRST QUALITY RED ASH, Egg
y or stove delivering this day, ct sl2 per ton;
white a. h. stove, egg or furnace W; large nut, $40
Cumberland Coal Sll Broadtop ~ 90 Apply a. 81
Bowory, III Greene aud 80 bFcoms ia JACOB
HEkkA. W.