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The publishers harry to announce the eonrleion d,
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No % pkVip J. OOODWIS'S ffu con'aining ah'u' fol'
hon rcd spp acres wing Dep Cck. adjoining ie
n rnrv trff-f Arr. and The lands 81 Mr.. Lydia scott
ard i'.erh Bal and tie public road le dog Rom Deep
4 rex 10 Greet Bulge
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j. BLEECKER, son 4 Co. will sell
n. at auction on TUESDAY Jan "a, 1865, a. IL O'Clock
at tho EXCHANGE SALESRoOM, No. Ill Broadway, the
following property, via.
ON PIfiY.SIXIH-Sp--Two lots north side, 800 feet
west # Second ave. 2sIlOo.
ON FIFTY SEVENTH. Sr.-Two lots south side, 800
feet west ef Second ave.. In rear OF above 25xloo.
ON FORTY. NINTH ST. -rhrre lots and cottages the
south side 273 feet west of Third ave. known Noe. &c
20 aud % size 25zI2s 25xl35, Cottages have yards
in front with alley way leading to large yards 10
For Maps. kc apply to The Aac'loneeIs, No n C"dsrs
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STOCKWELL 6 EMElfSON,
STOCKWELL 6 EMERSON,
STOCKWELL. G EMERSON,
STOCKWELI, & EMERSON,
No. Is ANE-sTVEET
No 25 ANE-sIREET
no. 2J A.N-sTREEr
No. rs AYy-sTRELT
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sAvr YOrR WASTE PAPFR.

SAVE YOuR WASTE PAPER
Old ursraprlf nrff-i books pamF h~s sni tho difrf
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liberal pf~s III I'll Isos on' Of r's Iipcf besT than
any In the tgud..
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A. NJ. MsRwis. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN IL Co., Nos. GOA and
ID ts Brosdway cor. Of 4lh'.t.-sales Of Books Sta.
cry Pictur.s Works % Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
FRIDAY ENENlN0. JAN. 20. AT 7oCLOCk
PRIVATE LiBRAhY-Of Medical sud Miscellaneous
Books being large collection comparing valuable standard
works IN all depaltAeutso Medicine and Surgery Aso,
variety .cs Literature, 40. Catalogues sre Iv.dl
aud the Books ege ga exhibition.
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STOCKWELL q EMERSON,
70. - ASN.STREEE
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Use PHELPS d. RICHARDS

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ROOK TRADE SALE 'ROOMS. No. 493
way opposi,s 81. Nicholas HoteiGEO. A. LEA
W.T. Auctonser. BY }. T.. Cooley CoLsin,nents solicited
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TENHE NERNOUS-SEMINAL SYSTEM: It's
4 DISEASES and their PROPER TREATMENT. Tihh
Edition.; FOR the Use OF Sufferer. BY CHARLES ID. HAN
MOyp formerly Professor OF Special Anatomy, Ac IN the
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LOR SALE-The STOCK aud FIXTURES Of
Old estsbliahed Hardware Store t. zether with TEN
YEAR LEAsE. The owner declining business. Apply To
l.. BALDWIN No 2O7 Bowery.
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STOCKWELL Sc EMERSON,
NO. % ANA-sIkEET
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70. g. WILLIAM HAM:rs lo' b. t.c town ofHlmp'on.
lying oue~a greet ln4 bounded b. TIC lots Of sc
80. 81 jobs BROWNS To-. IN %, town % Hampton.
lying CouE,sire,, a0iuns the o,' OF Thomas FnIscrad
aud Tkouas Peek. ming higa 90 t.urrf stree.
No. n. FRASk GUYS oi IA tie iowa u HAMPTON. On
kls'frc, aid BAL ane, aid adjoining toe loi' u w
No. RlCHAkD q. BANKss lci. IN the town sfTamg.
ton yirg Hampton Cge. e1d a. joining 20 the lope.s
Of Mg. Jor'.n, and Ceorse n Ma'srlturf
No. 90 JOIN b. tAklsl's e Ins IN Hampton Creek.
and adjoining hr property q William H. Vaughn, aud tie
No. ~ JfFFERsoN slNcLAIRs let. lying on Maiac.
street, I'D 1iringflc fethodst Church.
No. 10 h. SMITHS io lying Maine eva Back streets,
ADD ej0tuu.ns Ao lots c! Charles L. Mallory, AID James
Sc. - FARMER VESTS lot, lying on Queen and Back
streets and 4s tie lots OF l. Nti', senior and George
No. 81. BENJAMIN HuDGINS's lot lying on Hampton
C'crS nd adjoining tic los Of George l. Nacneug md
No. p. WILLIAM II vAuGHNs lo; lying on U,mp.
tom Greek, aud ailon.ug tie Il iuipf0n Academy.
No ai DOCTOR GEORGE ". sENrLtis lot. lying
on Miu,iroi md adlialns the Meihol Church. md h1
N' S6 "a n, 'tRHNcis 49, scuMYLTs o,. lying On Main
street hy Public et ord aionins the lot Of Samuel
No. ~ FRANCIS A. sCIiMFLTs ~, on M.in sni
Nuesrc~ts nd adjoining tho Mrhodist Church, and the
10. o. JAMES TICKS lot, lying on Mslns.s,,', and
adjinus he Mehoiilt thnrch.
stree, sni ldos tie lots Of JcfessoI snel.r -nd James
No.m WILLIAM nASsENBURGs lot lying on King
~ n tcs, eal al cung The .ot o. Jea,.ion aiEcais
nd Mn. taCe.
80. 80 THOMAS PECkS lo lying Queen street, and
adjoining d los az {. n. Smith and !. brown
90 " JESSE P HOPEs lo,. living on the publ, road,
aud ldjoiuii. the ,ot OF Joseph fhdhps.
No. z, john PAIMChS 'o lying on Waier.sttcct,
and adjoining % lats az samuel " bite aua James Hiv
30. ilA CAPTAIN JAMES ulCks Tor. LYNX ou nanp-
Greek aud oinng the lo Of Jeuuns, Me Eliza Jones'
and CafnUOn.
30. no THOMAS PECNS lot, lying Tho county
road and adjoining the los OF John Wheeler J. u. Sinclair
and ! 4. Hope.
No. IL lLIAMR VAUGHN lot. lyiug King street,
and adjoining the lots u Ms Eliza Pace aul ilam Msscn-
buzz.
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EOR SALE-SHELDON's & SLASONS
y MARBLE QUARRIES ard WORKS, We., Ru,i.nd
w. consisting Of 3 open Qusrre 80 Tenant
sge FsrEUousc Isyse BosrdiDg Store, steam.
N II % xrn Sapsbis Of saving 469 0OO fee, snnusy
Derrls and eli a. eli Quarry and bscksmthing Tools. Tie
.Ioss receipts OF this ysbe property for the year 1864.
~er. iiisbO. For full particulars inquire OF ~. l..
CROZIFR Mining Broker No. 90 Broadway, Newton.
Rooms Nos. 7 and 3.
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Chances for Business 2len.

hRUG-STORE FOR SALE-An excellent
itle store he best a. NewYork councet,l
with medical practices mos: dersbs opening for yogns
ph ;sican chance, and will be sold low. Address
Boz No. q Pos.OfIce New York.
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SAVINGS BANK.

NNTILI.IAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANk'
w Corner Of Soath Third ai tourths,s hfooAyu IL !:
DIVIDEND NOTICE nsco-i,ors arr hereby notinsi thst
se,i Annual Dividend AZ tts rate Of SIX PER CENT 20.
snnum on all sums 81 th dollars aud upward thss snAn
hsc h.. Tire, n,anth. th, h day OF anuary
s,t viii he pai. 10 and ser Mcndsy January
IA FREE fHCsM COMPARTMENT TAN. -, N
positors a. pr ncipai -, j., -. lin
peposs nAse on or before the ioh day Of January VIII
draw int n Com the lot. ,,..,. pn...
N. 0p OF this In ntion securely invested N bonds
and on estate woh double tho amount eAneds
and in xy County and United Slate, stock ,,,.,
The PAM oprn busin-ss daily tsnndsy. ana tonoeJs
,c.n, M an Mondays and Saturdays nom to Iocloek M
and IN Tncsdys Wednesday, Thursdays ana fiiaHy' rom
"Noo'A L. Ut ''''' WILLIAM WALL. Ptssideut-
S S.os,s, k,e hRIss.. vicerro'id'a'.
sssrxL ". TKusLov Secretary.
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nor SALE.-An old established COAL
i YARD in the Tenth Ward Jesse GOODWILL and hytufes
building on toe pr.ni'e that pay the ,st ApPlyto
J. q. KEYES, No. ladows,.
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BANK OPTS DAILY, Rom 10 4. IN. to > y; M. AZ "a
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY EVENINGS,
iroIu TO q T.
SIX PER CENT interest SLOWED on at sums rom ~ 10
+ ~ Zee lluli Government tax.
An monry, deposited On o. b,ry J-u % vii draw intes-
~ from the ~. . ...,,...,. ., A..
pt,,.un EFrrv Secretary.
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A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co. VIII SELL
NJ at auction, TUESDAY Jan. a. 1867 st m, at the
Exchange Sesroom, No. Ill Broadway the,.OloN "svas
able LOf viz:
On Aan;icave Brooklyn one Lot on the 'oo,h aid, S
tart - feet east from Washiugton-aye.; size 2oxs0
Maps &C., q. Auconeers Office, No. II Cedar ~ Y ,
nooU ,rp.Dr cAJp ,DO0NS A. az,
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Hlatbincrp.

EYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHEELs
Competent sfc employed 70 measure streams mako
nls,. and put in fumes wheels and gearing.
TALBOT & UNDERHlLL. 40 Broadway, Few.YoIh.
TODD g. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer.
l. chants No. Deys; works Ps.rson, N. J. msnufac
arc stationary aud portable Engines and Bolers faI Hemp
Tow Oatu and Hope Machinery NIL Gearing Skating &C.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-19
what "A Candidate.

The Bellefontalne Republican, journal
that is thoroughly Abolition differs with
General Cox "in the practical working Of his
system, and cant agree with him in his
reading OF the lesson said to be given US from
history, and concludes that "the General s
plan IS impractioable And yet we are told
that the General, with his "impracticable
theories, is a very proper man to be elected
Governor OF the great state Of Ohio Never
was there greater nonsense uttered than the
declaration that such man is the right sort
OF man TO be elected Governor. an
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-19
The Privileged Glass.

The feeling at the East 10 very strong
against the justice and wisdom Of exemptinp
from State and local taxation the bonds of the
Federal Government, thus creating priv
ledSed aristocracy among us, which pays
nothing for the protection it receives to life
liberty and property. Tho Portland (Maine)
correspondent of the Boston Courier, in
speaking of the Democratic State Convention,
in that city, says
Among the questions OF great moment
now before the country is that of equality of
taxation in regard to the public burdens. In
some Of the towns in this State the rate of
taxation exceeds the rate of interest author
zed by law on moneys loaned. The farmers
begin to feel the burdens pressing upon them
with a fearful weight Every thing they own
is 10 lands, which the do not desire TO alien
ate and could not if they would at any thing
like n fair price. And while they are thus
called upon to pay 80 heavily, they see Gov
erument bondholders exempt from taxation
three thousand millions OF privileged property
their own little homestead doomed to sun
port this privilege. Equality in taxation is q
principle az old as the Government; YES, as
old as the settlement of the country, and any
departure from il shoulc be resisted. Some
expressions OF the import of the preceding
sentences will be Incorporated in the resolu-
tions Tomorrow the exemption from taxation
by existing laws ofthe bonds representing the
national debt are held by many-a moority.
perhaps, to be unconstitutional-certa
they are unequal and unjust, and should be
repealed, se as to place all classes of citizens
with their property, whether Government
bonds or of any other kind, on a perfect
equality in contributing to the public burdens
A resolution to this point, prepared by
prominent member Of the Convention, will be
offered to the COMMITTEES on Resolutions and
may be offered TO them. 1t is as follows
"Resoiued, That the system under which
the direct texes OF the United States are levied
and collected, favors the monied classe and
capitalists, throws the burden upon the small
property holders aud the industrial classes,
and is without any sufficient excuse. Il es.
tablshes privileged class, and, il the system
be maintained, our form Of Government must
in its practical workings, become an aristoc-
racy of the meauest description.
"Another resolution will be presented call
ing upon the people, without distinction Of
party, to apply the remedy to this injustice by
electing men to public Office who are pledged
to repeal OF partial and uneqal laws"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-19

AN INTELLIGENT CoSTRABAND Every one
has heard OF The boy, who, on being asked il
he had creased the wagon, replied that he had
creased all OF IL but the sticks the wheels
hung on, be could Mt get at them; but nobody,
we suppose, ever believed the story An To-.
stance OF the KIDD however, happened in this
borough this week Mr.. George Bright, on
Market street. has in his employ an intelligent
contrabsnd lreah from Ole Virginuy. A few
days ago, Mr.. Bright ordered him TO grease
the carriage and soon after discovered that
the darkey had daubed the top of :he carriage
all over with tanners oil, which was as odor-
ferrous ss the niger himself Such chaps os
this dnky are the "msn and brothers whom
our loyal people think ought to yote.-Potts.
pile Standard.
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sHERIFFs SALE ON PARTITION.
Daniel slsnker, a.. Al. e,,,
Anna sIantar at. Superior Court.

IN obedience 10 an order Of sale from the Superior
L Court OF Montgomery County made In the above
cave and to directed will offer at public sale al
the doorofthe Court House In the city OF Dayton on
Saturday, September 2, 1865.
at two o'clock p. NJ, the following described prem.
lses 10 wit Situate In tho City Of Dayton, Montgom
cry County and being Lot number nineteen hunered
and eighty nine Qes9) the revised plat Of the City
OF DAYTON SAID Lat h appraised At Si76, and canno OF
sell for less than twothlrds OF that amount
TERMS OF sALE-One-third cash on day Of sale
one'third In one year, and one-third In two years
Deferred payments 10 bear from day OF sale and
10 be secured by mortage on the premises.
O.G. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
HoUK 4 MoMARoS, Attorneys. ttW
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Aegal.
WAREHOUSE AND RESIDENCE IN
MIAMIsBURG AT MASTER COMMIS.
SI0NER'S SALE.
Case No. sl35
Montgomery Superior
Dnurt


Uerals MONTGOMERY Superior
Bertha A, Deckert 81 al, Court
To pursuance OF an order Of the Superior Court Of
l. Montgomery County, Ohio, made In the above on
titled cause, and to me directed, will offer at public
auction, A. the door ofthe Court House in the City
OF Dayton, in the County and State afor esaid on
Saturday August 28th 1855,
between the hours Of one and four O'Clock, p M OF
said day the following descrihed Real Estate TO wit
situate In the County OF Montgomery and State OF
Ohio. Being n lots numbered ten and eleven 40 4
~ on the cast side Of the Miami Canal on TrSon's
plat OF the town OF Williamsburg in the county and
State aforesaid and the same being lots Nos 225 and
226 on the revised plat OF said town
The buildings on the shove described premi les con f..
sist OF large two story brick warehouse situate on
the Miami Canal, aud atwo story frame reaidence.
Said premises have been Gpprased al Sl5OO and may
sell for x OF that sum. The lots and buildings upon
the same will be sold as one entire property.
Terms cash.
W. II. BELVILLE,
Master Commissioner, Montgomery Superior Court,
ADAM G LAT, Attorney. je 20 btW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-19
FARMS! FARMS !!
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
(The Property of David T. Miller)

Comprising two hundred and eighty. one acres, for
sale. The home farm orwhere the old gentleman ro.
sides, is OF The finest farms In Mon omery county
The improvements consist OF large brick house
large bank barn and stabng for horses and COWS ; =
hne prng OF water almost at the door together with
an excellent spring house
7 here is also on this farm stoam saw.nill in
dne running order, with plenty OF timber to keep II
constantly at work Connected with this ia the best
apparatus in tho county for making Molasses from
sugar cane.
The o'her farm lies adjoinng-o II there ~ large
bank barn. large dressed stone dwelling house. and
good out buildings.
rhe land ofboh farms is Of the hest quality and is
situated Rhont eight miles west of Dayt on nd one
mil from Wolfcreek pike in an old and thiclsy set.
led section Of the county.
HsOld soon the purchaser pnt In ttl crops These
farms will be sold cheap and immediate possession
given
For further particulars call on
JAMES KELLY, r. n. Agent
auR5 ltd6w Office over Dayton Bank
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-19
GENERAL COMMANDING.
NOTICE! NOTICE NOTICE

To the IdnroIIed NIuitia OF montgomery
County.
TRgAsuRERs OTFIUE,
Dayton, July IL, 1870.
VNHE Books and receipts are now ready, at the
1 Treasures Once, Court House, Dayton. An
those that are not exempt frOn the performance OF
military duty required TO pay four dollars rs com,
mutation TO Military Fund, by the 10Th OF September
1865 those that nre not paid by the time so requir
Cd VII hs compelled TO pay five 20 100 dollars with
cost OF collection. Come up and pay the four dollars
and save penalty ana cost. ..
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer of Montgomery County Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-19
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY,
ITO expire on the 3iSt day OF January, ls66)
OFTIcE Or THE AUDITOR or SIAII,
Insurance Deuartfnent

OfflcA OF IHE AUDITOR on hTATh,
Insurance Department
C6ltfRbnf, OHIO, January 50, 1865,
Whereds, The 0ENHASIA Hanover, NiAoARA AMI
hIPuHlIo Fire Insurance Companies located st Nos
York. IN the state Of New York have each hed iu ths
ONCE statement Of IL condition, required by
tho first section Of the Act To regulAts Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April 1885 and February 9, 1864 and
Whereas, each Of said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they each
possessed of al least One Hundred ThuuaCnd Dollars u
actual Capital invested In stacks, or bands, oF In
mortgages VI real estate, worth double the amonnt
for which the same is mortgagud and Whsreai each
Of said Companies has hled IA this Office Written
instrument under IL corporate seal, signed by tho
President and Secretary thprooL NuthoriSnE any agent
agents of said Companies In this state 10 Hcknoa
ieo service Of proorss, ior and in behalf VI said Com
panirs according 10 the terms ot said law.
Aou ihfiCforf, la pursuance Of the nfet section
% the aforesaid scL }, JAMES n, GOODMAN. Auditor
81 state, fOr Oho, do hrrehy rcrtify tat sad 0LR.
MAMA PASSOVER, NAaApA aud IrtuliC frc lii,ur.
Hucc Companies Of New York, are authorized To
transact the business Of Fire aud Marine Insurance
30 ilis slaic until the thirty hrt dan pf JAuusy. Ga
tiv ,pnf on thousand eight hundiud aud dAtyslK
~ n,iaes W,srsgI have heTouulu subscribed luy
uHmp and caused the seal 81 my uitce 10 Do AFFIXED
tl.t daN snd year ulpNs written. .-.. ..
JAS II GOLDMAN,
,LsI Auditor o; stat