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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
avery MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE,

fOHB Rtns grants policies FOR LIFE, ier =. term %
OF years, Endowment policies and eilldlee sh'
dowment. Also, Non Foreiung fohcIe5i On "M'h no
payment is required 0ier ten years ......t-
five thousand dollars paid on Two lossos 10 TINS Guy
within the last SIX months. A,
Among aii the contvivan-es OF mon to protect the
family circle from want, none can ue snnd more sun
pie m ITS character, noble IN ts ieelufes or eeI'a
" results, than Late Insurance. lis the prop which
the dying husband caves 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
COUGH NO MORE.

TRY srRIcKLAND's MELLIyLUoUS COUGH
U.a BAlSAM.
Thlsig " the best and cheaps& Hpuiody for Coughs,
Colds, HoSrseness, Asthras, WhOsping CoulsI, and
Consumption. Everybody who las tried this eniel
lent Balsam euthusasucslly recommend IL Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street, OncinnR says sho hsa been 4
fearful sufferer With cougn ipf mqpy years bad as
of this Basam, and has boon be1sr ever sIAce, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs Oulda and Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough halsRm Fifty cents per bot
tie, Sold by all druggists, and manufactured AZ No
east Fourth street, Chcinnaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
PROJECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

~, ,ho,s ho has precs sded them into eternity ~ "
~ bonest debtor satisnes his conhdns ogenlol w
et Seemed least propitious. ln sm0iei iu i' ~
sense, 1t is one great weapon ~ "ii''' ~ W.
his sting. 49,. ,r. oslt hmselr ''If was
IA die Tonight, would those who are 'eSi W '''
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plantation &5ittrrs.
g. r.--1seo-4x.


Pcrsoaso Of sedeusry habits troubled with weakness,
lassitude, palpilauon OF the hcart lack Of appetite
distrcsa aior eating. torpid liver, constipation, 1a,
deserve to suffer If they will not try tho celebrated
PLANTATION 8iTTERS
Which ere now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an immediate
beneficial effect They exceedingly agreeable, per-
ccuy pure and mpta sppercodcen other tonics whore
sheslthy, gentle snmuiant IS required
They purity strengthen and inwgorattl
rhoy croete koatuy OPpeute rs
They Rro an an,dote To change OF water and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the system and enliyen the mind;
They prevent mias matte and Intermittent ieyersi
Thcy purity the breath aud aedity OF the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and constpatio
They cure darrheS, ohoeTR and cholera moTbusi
They cure hyor complaint and nervous headacnei
rtAymako the weak strong, tho languid brilhani,
and are oKnHusi-dnature's great restorer They are
composed OF the celebrated calsaya bark, winter.
ieen sassafras roots and herbs all preserytdn per-
iaotly pure ST. CroS rum. fINHlN
have given The Plantation Bitters to hund!
reds OF our disabled soldiers with the most asonish
ng effect. CIV. ANDRbWs,'
Wa uiLI. upt. sodiers' Home, oincinnRt-n
"% The Plantation Bttora have cured me ofliver
complaint Of which was lald up proslrate and had
10 abandon my business.
y h. KINGSLEY, cleveland, ONO"
49, owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Btters have saved my life
rev ". ii. wAGGoNER, Madrid, N. Y"
80 Thou wilt send me Two bottles more Of thy
plantation Bitters. My wiu has been greatly benefit.
ted by their use. Thy yirend,
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
49, have been great sufferer from dyspepsla
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
itters have cured me.
ROY. is, oATHoRN, Rochester, NJ y"
send us wenty-iour dozen more Of yom
Plantation Bitisrs, the popularity OF which arc daib
Increasing with the guests Of ourhonse.
SYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO.,
Propnetors wizards Hotel Washngton,D. O."
sncharo ous in thousands Of eertfcstes daily ro
celycd They are immensely beneficial to weak per
sons aud delicate ienales. .
Be cautious Of re-dlied bottles See our silnRtur,
on us steel plato label. They arc not sold by the
| gallon. They are only sold IN olr patent log clblr
bottles by respectable druggists, sroeefs, hotels, sa
! looms, steamboata and country stores.
| Pm. DRAKE b CO.,
ag2dawGm sU2 Broadway, n. Y.
]
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That he may grapple with &C. tue wise min, that he
may study its nature aud pate ts threatening The
means OF palharOn at uand Of easy access 20 all
tits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
Goal ana G9Iuou,
New Coal and Weed Yards.
S.A. DlcKEY g. co.
COAL AND WOOD

YARDs-Wayne street, between Third aud Canal aud
Corner Of First and Canal,
WE are now prepared TO furnish the public wi h
w the very best fuel 10 be obtained. Our stock
large, aud comprises every variety OF tho best and
most popular qualities OF coal.
The best quality OF SUGAR, HICKORY and other
kinds OF WOOD always on hand.
Coal and Wood delivered TO any part Of the city, at
the lowest prices fora peror article, Give us call
AZ We are determined to give the best possible bar
gains.
OrIars may bslen AZ Nen, Bennett Co.'S, THIRD ~
and John Y. Edgars Grocery, Main street.
aul9dlm y. A. DICKEY 90.
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ACK En- "

I EARN ESrLY caution all young men suffering
/ RON Nervous Debility, &C., against endangerng
their health by patronizing any OF the advertising
Quaclls You can fully recover by the methods used
by The ad eFtshr and By hundreds Of others, and N
other way. Read q letter which Will send You "
you will send me post pad envelope bearing your
address. Direct 70 EDWARD n. TRAVER,
de29daWGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
LrFE INsURAHICE

Young men luut starting IN business, whose chief
eapa Is their energy and integrity should insure
lives 10 the amount Of half thelr hahliliea Sllh an
t Of daintorost0d honesty when known 70 therored-
ttors would Justly increase their confidence tnem
m would show that they did NOT wish To luavs their best
friends exposed 90 any yayodableeontin2ency and tho
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
ANNUAL REMIUM

htshtsir,, be reQarded a. the tribute winch up-
Takl h1alf pays kilhs shrine ol Justice:
JOHN II. srOPPELMAh,
aula Agent nor Dayton and Vlciuitys
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Drrss ano GIoak aaaktnq.
wynkOOp's Iceland PectOral

Diseases Of the throat chestand pulmonary organs
are over prevalent, iusihona and dangerous. The
properties Of medicine 20 alleviate cure and ppFpot
these compihints, must be- eXpoctoant nnodvne and
lnWroraung loo ening the nucus Of The throati and
mpartnr tone 90 the entire system. No discovery n
mtbod science ever mastered this class oi diaea9eA
like nr Wyuk0op's Icclapi pectoih. II used with
tho most tonshipg resnts Ia MI cases Of hronoht
lnhnenas, whoopng cough, dirthgria or pntrid egro
throat, asthma group, coughsyoods, nervous irriA'
h.iity, &c
riis Rev g. pottercertihes that, al have used DC
Wynkuop4 Pectoral for several years, myself aud in
my taily, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended lt 10 many others and have mover
seen its equal" Rev. j. j. Potter, brooklyn N. Y.
uuudred4 and thousands " important tesumoui-
ale could BE- produced, showing It's remarkable cures
and that Il never ails.
II Il composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gil
al. Peruvian Balsam, Flecampane, tomlfey, Bur
dock and other invaluable eXpectsrant and tonic in
gredients. lts harmless, prompt and lasting. In
vaids and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trinl
Every family should have H. IL iB remarkable ioI
Group Fun descriptions, recommendations and di
oouobs accompany cAch bottle,
Sold IN Dayton by W W. Stewart and all principal
Prepared by Dr.. R . wynkoop and sold by y. S
parpea CO. New York. se23dly
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INSURANCE.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance Go,
1ErRE AND M ARINJ1G " 4
sAPI a. AND kssETs ls2oO'op
NO SORIP DINID EN - ;
Proats Divided In Cash Among stock and
Policy Holders.
Takes Marine hazards Of oil kinds, Fre unts on
buiidinRs, Marohhndiae, Furniuro, Ncs8'lA w t"IN
and the better class Of risks genoraiy
DIT ento rH:
~ uart 4. Chamberlin,
y p,itop J. y. Robinson,
Auiasa stone, Jr., Win. We.ihoufet
/. u. Hudson, o. n, n'iaI
n GarretgDn, r. 'l"i''ht
A. ]. Breed.
Cleveland, Ohio. . l,,
l. n HunshS Secretarv.
ania s. n. srOPPeLMAN, Agent ut Dayton.
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

SAL a.aar hand Of the provident father, reaching
torth rom the grave and still nourshing ms oh5pIg
and Keeping together the fanny. ny IT, the N'h'u
son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30
Tw~n,y.uinth Annual Closing Exercises Of
,he N~w.York In.iitutsss for the blind.

The twenty-ninth annual closing exercises oil
the New.York Institution for the Blind took place cd
resday evening st the Blind Asylum. Ninh-aye. sna
Thirty fouith-st. Quite large number OF feisves hnu
friends OF tie pupils aud Of the Insntc wee present
THE following are q few statements taken nom the An.
pual Report: The Institution commenced the year
isG4 with mortgage debt oi siW..ot nho noa''"s
aebt of e SIC. making total Of D J1O@o. 800
Tins in,ebtepess ut the close Of the year lsCs was
Sl5aGss. a.. ,,.,
wear ahout lo6 pupils OF winch number ia were ap
nointe BIZ the Superintendent "i Public instrhctlon
rom The different counties Of the STATE. Ihers arc
about 40 pupils II present IN me lnsti'n,e.
There has been a deficit OF s23s9 Tor the past yehf.
erisiu0 from the defSency OF appropriations py TUG
I,rgi ature. The studies embraced W tue acao,iiS
course IRE inly high ns those o our hrstcInss e
of ,he Engsh language they 90 on 10 the usua' oIucf
10 astronomy rhetoric chemistry. pCItcni ecoh"n!
&C. besides vocal and Instrumental music' -
mechanical and industrial departments also rece"e
partcular attention. A.. .,i.
In tbe exercises Of yesterday morning the puphe
creditab Div acqntted themselves Lust evening 'he pro
or,Inme yas ~ more lively aud pleasing character.
Consisting Of solos duets choruses with piano anu o.
aceompnujments BY the Music and SINGING Oihss,
uudey tho superinendence Of Messrs- ienssef ana
f@pp The former prolessott :" nans were poa,
attred. Even among these pVor chnnteh sun
out from oil communion with fhe outer WITH
by the deprivation Of that most precious ana tensI,
least prizrd nj all serses-the organ oi Vsi'n,
even among those thus afflicted there did NOT appear
TO BIO anything like disregard Of all those htie lsln
Their elaborate toiets "waterfslS" &C.. Afforded
ample evidence Of this ,, H. AVA,
I'Ley all sppeaied contented and happy. Tho e1eI
cises opened with voluntary on the organ ny mai
D,av which received the plaudits of the audience.
The chorus Up. away" YVES excellent The roo.
stems on the Stairs" By Hattie Bear was very eood
The duett "Maritans," 10y L. Hammona ara a. o. =,
Duffy well rendered I've occ" io""e' "
Emma Calen. was encoreu ,.x A.. .. p.a
The exercises closed with the singing OF the fed,
waits and Blue which was given with great deal oi
az -, Tho Director Mr.. Theodore Thomas, then
,banted the audience for their attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30

K PoRr or nE~-YoRK.....-..Jv -
('scnre 4.

Cleared.
Rtas,.hip Commander. Powell, WILMINGTON, A. LeeSy.
Steamer y. Cad~hlJ.~r. Pi-rson. Baltiniorr'
s,s.Iner Zodiac, BulAry Savannah, Lewis >. Jonsss
Shir Continrnr Wade Bristol. s. J. II. Trs,t ~
Ship Lsdosa Wiley, Ss1-Frsneisco Suien 10.
Barb Tsns4 (Duicb Han, Narscsbo, Maitland, rns'ps
Co. -. cu.,
R.rl Cumberland tBrl Dixon. R-tsouch-, } L. Overs2
Brig Cscqus (BIszLl. -. Rio o'ande W Su' . oss~
Co. -
tri, Do. Jr,. urh Linda Bo'no' AJre'' f','~
Bnr Bd.k (Rrl Marshan, Cissfa~sos. rovI~r Jsvs.
Brs Alv1rsdo (8rl JHst Hsiifax rrett, Son %
seLr. saisds tBrl Charlton. 81. john, n 3D. n Ds"S
Sour Silver Star Orb Toxin. Aus Gays Brett Son Co
srbr Mat d. fBrl West Csrthas-pA NJ. j. lie Patnai?e
sehr. James H. Hoyt, Dissosway. Wasbngsn n L. No
Sehi D. w Vaughan, Ps,erou, Washington, vaa Bruas
Sell. O. H. Booth Lsa:street Washington Van BrunS
sebr. Euphemia. Allen. J.cme, Bret,, Son Co
Seir. Csrp~T lawson. snow. New Haven. hotcntns
Sehr. Evelins SWEET. Chsreston. 8. c. w n. Rob.os
schr An. Susan. Douglas. wsshinstOs. L. D. hulosa =
Schr Willie IBrl Over. Antigua q. wessela
Scbr j. L. Bennett. Wilson, Washington. Bentley, 3d.
Sch, Franklin Jsrnes Philadelphia Bentley. sms ace
Sehr Ir.ncoui. Hot N~wboyrSr
scbr Sarah, Ressor Philadelp his, Frr,uson moore
srhr s. Gilman, Crow-l, Boston, :. w. Lewis Co
schr. Sarah Drisko. Boston HoIyoks Murray.
Schr. Sarah, Robinson, Boston, J. '. hsviland
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sseamship Continental Samner Snnruer, New Orleans
90 fot're'. MOoroe "a hours "''h c''o" A"' p'''
srr.a.hip Yuoo Co,ch Norfolk and Richmond. O. Hsis~
s.es~.hip Lucy. Bun, Bsrmud. 50 AOur' po''0'' ~
Steamer John Gibson, Kelley. Washington H. g. Cromwse
Ship oeemsns rown.epd. Cardiff Il dsy' with raii'sss
Iron, TO William Wnitlock. - -, $3.50. a.
SHIP Ell. Thsysr. Thompson Mobile %th Inst cotton
Es,s Jane, NJ Churchill, tof St Andrews n b. Hu,chts.
con Sasus u dsys ,ugAr r. Buck Co. has mao 'q0S
ssis ses.Ss s~., Today, .uss
BARK vrs,iadin tswed sedsrguist Rio Jsnsiro dsss
Bark Emma r. Hermann. Herman, sssus days, 'sss
to Walsh Carver as ,,,
BARK ouch.,rp Foster s.su. days sugar, VIM. ws.I
sc6rs Emma Anderson. aud pash-r for New-fork:
hrs II. Coihir.t lof TURKS i,Iand Emery Msn1snih
d.ys mahogany, kc., Rvrra Csrdoz~ 4 Co.
Sri: Ellen Adele, Alexander, Havana. II day., sugar,
brig Caroline EDDY tof Bansor. Smith. ssfu. 10 days. M
gris 81 v,nlrSi (Of Ariehst n 81. Orion. Gov Boy ,
3D. Ks,- iof ST Johns NF Cers 4d:y' coal 70 ms,s.a
dsv, with uns hogsuy and cedar, 10 II. j. T. A. De"s&
Sehr F.h oS Nassau Tborp Tsmpico 70 dsys sr.ss -
PI,monrh Roci and Jeanette (Brl Tor Galveston:
SEN Crls,on Jphnsea ksssa DAYS. eottsu. Sc 70 WI.
Christie. 1870, -, D.. f.,>~
penrsa Len schr Elva, for New.York In days
seh Unios Faa Mallory. Savannah u days. simply osrs
" scis wni D. Mann tof Philadelphia Weaver Havana
sehr. Mon.svv., Coukrn, Washington Day" In ss'''s>
10 msster pa, f., p,ox,ds.eA
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Tn, Ho, JAMES 8. CAMpprLL OF CHERRY

vALLrY.-Tbs Hon James s. Campbell, son oil Col
Samuel Campbell born at Cher, Valley November
9 l772 Al the mHssacre of cherry VALLEY, November
~. ITS be taken prisoner aad remained with the
Indians nearly TIVE yesrs In i7co he, together WIN
h, mother aud brothers were regulars exchanged for
the wife and children Of Col john Bu,ler the noted
ner!,an or Tory leader. In 1853, at tho close OF the
war Gen Washington. In company with Gen. Georte
Canton, w.s sh~ house Of Col Samuel Campbell
The flher and mother, who had hcrse bcsn pri.onor
for two year bos their sous, Including the subject
Of Ills notice and presented them TO Gen. Washington.
saving that IN h presence she devoted Der sous ~ the
service u tue country Whenever the country needed
their srryjces This venerable old now 10 his 93d
year 10 therefore, surviving prisoner Of the war OF
the Revolution. There are few fnny others. He has
be M active 10 OtseIo County. Though not bred
n lAwyer he was for many rssrs Judge oil the "'d
Court OF Common Ple.. During tse wnr now tiossd'
he has been unswrvng In his Confidence OF us snceess
mi ,srm,na,ion He lad one son and si .ndsous Ia
the srmy-one Of the latter Cot Charlcs L. Campbell
r.c-nty died injuries received AT tue Nine
IL 10 expected that this venerable patriot VIII Do
present at the Fourth OF Jelly ceremonies at the ssh'
ngton Parade Ground Albany Evenins journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30
opsniss OF the Ncw-f"rk Dry @eo"'
Exrhapxe-AdGresses music, &c.

The formal opening of the New-York Dry
ooOts Exchange took place on ThursGsy morning al
III o'clock.
ru particulars ne 10 the OBJ ects arf facilities OF the
All we're given in The srSush 4 yesiecay morning.
Some time btf1i the VI aDnonic ioi opening
large number OF n,r hsnis and otheis were p esehl
Al one end Of tie ICON platform was erected anu
1Astsfuliy decoJat--d with the national coirrs
Dod~o-tbs Band War present, sno ENTERTAINED tne
AudieIcs with OPP atlc se.eet oAs and puuioIc
About 10 ocloct the meeting was called 70 order by
M G Burtsel VINO p'cs~e M IA man creisrT
Who wsre apfoyru by the me,tinI; As S.a az, =,
statea OF ects O, the Association the Denen'' hkey
20 result from the 20 aoiI.hment o sicN o"io' Gnu
Mr. Ireok. eswe forward and SAID that he in.
Sited 10 Their, not Of course as dry eoo0s I'd
Bot perhaps 10 journalist and member OF me IL -
1atu 10 express the deep interest which othr "oc
Setons than that Of dry goods men Zee 10 tbe
sslion Of an Exchange representing the lhmen's W.
goods interest not only of the CITY ~ New
fork but Of tie who country. While other interests
have their representative IA this great comiberoli
emporium such as that Of che Produce and Corn Ex
change the primary interest which feeds society anu
the products II the agrculturis for those OF
Che onsurner OF those products 1t had seemed TO bun
extraordinary that tue next great inteFest-tinsa,
persons of our wives and daughters, an
Interest embracing not only the vast
manufacturing products OF tnis country bui almost OF
ohe vorld--lt had seem"d TO him na'coupt Die that
thai inferest has hitherto had conce traiion. no
10 author ized board v here they could
nee, occasions. e1chsng their samples {" TAX over
Aha TOPICS that d,-.py ronc"r led thefn.
He hoped 70 this great commercial Interest snc'
eessful tDat II would exercise controlling ana nna'
sntial voice 10 the halls ~ Congress aud be enabled TO
express ~ an authorized manner the opinions OF me
Dry Go IDS interest of New York AS J urnais1
extend 10 you the right hand u" fellowship an this move
Dent which Won have in lugurated. tApp!anse
Mr.. Thomas Bsgood en- addressed the meeting.
Letter. Of osy and expressions Of Interest IN the
pDtsbshment Of the Erchsngr were received IRON uoS'
$suton and Secretary Met uiloch.
Nr. Matthew VI. Smith being loudly called for. came
hrwsrd and made IN excele1t address shortly after
which the meeting adjouru'd.
The Board Wll meet every day at IL O'Clock Tor the
6snssotinD of business.
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RravnaorvI 63ulHn.

70 Ars..y ~ Hud:ss r n. hen sxhst DsZse
% a. q. 1, 10y n. s ss1C.y S Ss.nsss
To Albany md Troy, ~ Harlem r. R. ssth.s.. a.
To Albany. landing princip. p ace. os the Had
SON by steamer C. vibbard Tuesdays, Thur:days
ne.duys and Fridays. from foot Of D-sbro.ses's
m. landing a, Thrrth-s.. 7'b -
| To baltimore, by the New. i-rsey H. X, foot q
coaril.ndt.,- 9 aud III a m. p. m. and -
To 1 sosoa. ~ s1n ss. cuJ:a i'm. Pier
ard Nrr,une Line. Pi"r "a N r.. daily tSwd DAY
To soa 3; a.sii:,.n r H. Vi: sr;i::s.
70 so.,on b. New Haven II r. i.is., aud 9TH
.v via saGr- Line, Iaisad p -. sm,dny...: So
West BY Ene Railroad fsos Of ChsnOcr"sa.7
To ur-~npor ga. "a tend on ss;urd.ys mn 70
Y.phsnt, I.ip fa,rninsl,is. Lonsl.apd. By L.
l. hsilrosd. james slip and foot Of 3&ths. 80
For tiad.on Ca:iii, Bii.cI and W-.. Camp;
siesn,rr, leave foot Of Hsrsousl, North River 2 -
To New burg. PoushSeepse Roundout and Nina.
| ton, landing at Cozx-n's Dock, West Point and
Milton. the steamer Mary Powell. dily from loot
70 New Haven connecting with R. q. for Hartford,
and Sprnsheld-stesuers leave Peck Slip 1 1t =,
To New; Haven, b. II. New Haven R;Ry a,th.t
To , se tsr; srass @ ' e., ::::
and Grscawch. by steamer John Homer. pier %
70 the s ws. s BY c-Str2 Railroad Of N..j.r.ey
via Allentown. RON foot Of Literys'.: n L..
10 Phiisdeipha by Ns~.Jrrssy Railroad. loot o.
COunsnli-'t, 10 aud III NJ, u ai.,+ sndSn
m aud u midnight Sundsv. .........."..... -
To Staten Island By steamer. from ri-r No lsN.
H.. near D-yst. at :. 8, 10 30 a m. %
~ m. Ou Sundays. 9, io:1 i2m., 1880 J. +;3o,
To- Prcvarnc: BY Neptune s;esm.hip e.. Line
To Washington I on. b By S.~-jsr.sy (. foot q
Court 'anit.,t. and III q m, p M, and ~
For further Information In rsa.d to Railroad Tine TsSsA
sss advertisements In ano,hsr mart OF thispspsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30
BIIIARDS. The ClerelGnd Herald SAYS that

Mr. Frederick g. Brittou, 6nc amateur player OF that
city recently wenced friendly game With smother
gentleman and after making VI Is points. got the
two red balls In the corner and made the unprecedent
ed number OF IT'S points, The largest run heretofore
r.cordsd WAS l5O made BY gentleman 10 Louisville,
Ky. few veeks ago The run made by Mr.. Britton
was upon a full caron table. aud occupied four hours
and tven,y.i minutes. The balls were out OF then
poson IN tic corner ak times during the play. but by
the export manipulation Of the p.ayer we're forced
back. There was nor q "hIul stroke made 10 tho
run nnd i.e counting only ceased by the ba heco'
ing "froye" This remarkable run shows extraordi'
nary nerve and the utmost decscy Of touch In striking
he balia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30
.Jupsl BURNrrr.-Judee Henry c.. Burnett,

JUDal BURSErr.-Judge Henry c. Burnett,
well known 10 the people Of Richmond Is one Of th.
Confederate Senators from Kentucky, In custody OF
the United States Authorities IN "sbin9toil WINNER
he had gone To apply for pardon. No conclusion has
bren arrived u IL bs case. which has been under con
alteration for some days. but IL is believed ne win DO
10 his State ~ be ied before the United ots'es
Dit riot Court for treason -
We have never heard anything Of william X Simms.
the other Confederate senator from kensuoty wbo was
believed TO have made much money during the war.
and at the time 81 the winding NJ OF the Conieaeta1y
owned valuable real estate IN this city. Al,
Washes ton Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30

enns.I sb0st TIVE mouth. .soi Psyss q t,robsnl: =
ssais gamble until did ST. Louis about the dh OF
this month k-ist having opened faro bsph With my esp
tai bad very sin. game tbs difference 30 SO
10 favor; next gsmb.d at Chicago Keistsr opeued
bank trre my capita Lost than . 01 Besle
Was employed dealer Of game 81 Chicago xsnb1d
Murphy when conneced with the sruyi In the sum-
nT ia2i can't tell the amount tb.t lost hrst ssv
Svsre Memphis psved AGAINST his faro bank and lost;
Wa. way NewYo City whro siopfed At >isRn
F4is wss Induced to here to psy o. fsrobssk
Scvsre and Keis,~r urged to they
sSd that there was . vast smount Of gam,lins
here. and that mign retrieve my Io-.~si
thst uld lave quicker action sere than
la any oher place that they kne~i SEVERE 'sd tat he
pe1ed ore-ste largely and ihz might In with him,
aud huowna him BE- experience gambler b. ut on
ssecyed his oi. H.. off nsdr Chicago sbo"t the
9Th .! this nonh In with k-ter the ts!s assnst
my partner lSeviesl win lis becSuse had .t
hSNy aid 81 eat susPene, and hnosns that my bash
being rcted and that psrent' 10 Cncnnst
world be very anxious to hear AID being
10 get CiEcnns decided tEaI that should b my
last gambling
The case was then POSTPONED until Monday next.
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30
EASTERN CoSsEcrUUr.-The Fourth Of July

EASTERN CoSSEcrrCUr.-The Fourth Of July
celebration at Brooklyn promises to DO the grandest
affair Of the kind ever known In Eastern Connecticut
All tho soldiers Of wndham County hare been Invited
to be present and grand banquet is to be given. at
|ss hch addresses will be made by Henry Ward Beecher
Theodore Ti!ton Rev. Alexander vinton OF this city.
Gov. buckingham. and Prof Cyrus Northrup Of New
Haven.