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Professional.

And Tor the past three years Surgeon m the United
States Navy, has opened office at No. 27h, Third
street. between Jefferson and St Clair streets, nerh
side. Having had the advantage OF the Hospitals IN
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years OF
successful prntlce, the afflicted may rest assured
vaniag :, thatthe advanced condition OF the Satnee
Of M6,iicms render. ~ - L -s.s .
RESP IRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATION the only reliable means known 10 the
profession, which has proven universally success
ml u the East aud in Europe. II treats all diseases
OF the EYE and EAR, also all diseases pecula to
Females and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-ever may be their character. The most incredu-
lous will be convinced OF his success BY calling at his
once No. 27s, Third street, Dayton, or by obtaining
letters to nvalids which s circulated gratiitousy
Office hours froms o'clock A. NJ I'LL o'clock p N
octlb .d1W3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

A GREAT ADMISSION In The telegraphic
news this morning it is said that Butler vas
not removed exclusively because Of his i'm
competence and misdemeanors.' This IL an
admission of the truth of all that The Democ
racy charged against this man. His incom'
petence and criminality must have been
known to the Administration when ho was ap-
pointed and even now, We are told, he is not
removed because of this, but for the reason
that his dismissal will make negotiations with
the Richmond authorities easier.
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NEw YoRK, January l2.-The Richmond
pApefs says a& ~ nkAA
A telegram from Charleston states that a
portion OF Shernian's forces have occupied
Or Evansville, thrty-fve miles north of Sa
vaRnah, u 'l 10
RichmOnd papers of the 9th say Price is
Hood olRciaI report of his defeat has been
received.
DE puts as goo face upon it as possible,
but acknowledges the loss Of fifty guns in
one day. I.
The Richmond Dispatch says:
According to his own account the battle Of
Nashville VISA bad business,
The Dispatch thinks Thomas will turn the
head OF column towards southwestern Vir-
ginia tIG HEI#He .C1 .#H
The Examiner thinks this would be stu.
pendous undertaking, with but the present
hope of success .
1t thinks it most probable that the army
will be kept in Tennessee, as corps Of ob4er'
walton, while large detachments will be sent
as renforcements to Virginia and Louisiana,
Beauregard telegraphs from Macon that
Hood reports from Inpello, Mississippi, that
Thomas was moving ON the Tennessee river
on the 4th, with six gunboals and sixty trans
ports, toward Eastport
The Herald's Shenandoah Valley cores
pondent says:
There are rumors that the rebels have NOV
ed down TO Strnsbnrg, but it is thought not o
sufficient strength to annoy Sheridan.
ooNFEDERArE PgAoE COMMISSIONERS
The Times Washington correspondent learn
that the rebel Peace Commission consists OF
Vice President Stephens, Judge White o
Georgia, Messrs Boyce and Orr OF South
Carolina, Leach and Gilem of North Carroll
ma, Rivss OF Virginia and Smith and Single
ton of Mississippi
This special Rlso says: .s.
1t is feared there is no hope of passing the
eonstiutional amendment abolishing slavery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
The Dem oSratIo ,Eeaso RnvOy-A M ore
~ .Ht. -..... Peace KumOra...

.f'' -
The Dem6SratIo ,reaeo ERvOy- AI ore
81 't. --... Peace It0mOrs.......a -.
NEw 'YoRK, January l2,-The Democratic
politician who has gone on a peace mission,
with the approval Ofthe President,is General
Singleton, Of Illinois He preceded Blair a
day or two. .. ,.5.
1t ia said that the rebel Congress adopted in
secret session The resolution TO appoint peace
commissioners, and they have been selected
and sent to Grant's headquarters. s.al =
Messrs. Orr, j. A. Gilmer, of North Caro-
lima, and Alexander H Stephens, are of the
commission.
D II is also said that Grant has telegraphed
that Stephens has solicited n pass through bis
lines to visit Washington.
1t is known that Blair goes to Richmond
with the full knowledge and consent of The
President, and is clothed with authority re-
quisite to open negolistions with JEFF. Davis,
with view to restore peace and the rebel
authorities will feel assured Of this when he
shows his credentials.
His instructions are embraced in three pro-
positions 80 '"t" +'
First-Amnesty to all, no matter what they
have done since the war began
Second--The Constitution az it is, and the
Union as it was--the South to return to the
Union with all the-rights and privileges Il
held before any of the States seeded
Third-The total abolition of slavery
From this point the President will not retrept
one iota He does not insist On immediate
abolition, but he does insist that the meaa-
ures be taken to secure itb extinction within
reasonable length Of time.
It is stated, on what seems good authority
that JetI Davis is strongly inclined to peace
measures himself and willing IN accept more
liberal terms than it was at first supposed he
wonld
Lincoln, on the other hani is disposed TO
be as lenient as possible but insists thai the
first public action on the part of the rebels
must be to lay down their arms and ackuowl.
edge the supremacy Of the Uniong 30 as,I
There is no desire TO hnIniliate hs,south.
1t to bow to,rhs Union, not to the North,
Uader no circumstances will any proposition
be acceded TO which does not tIsmbFaoe as the
6rst step, laying down arms on, the part O
lthe rebels, .., ,.,t.s.l..t,,
As an instance Of tho temper OF the Ad
miuistrAtion To obtain peace, 10 is stated thai
General Batter was removed, not simply fol
az
his incompetence and misdemeanors, hut alse
as an evidence that our GoverDmeut i dis
posed TO irest with the South on liberal terms
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Nrw YoKk, January ~. Cotton dull at !
l3; Flour dull and Be lower at 10 l0al0 10
Tor extra state and III lOall 10 for round
hoop Ohio Wheat dull and nomi-
nal ana la2c lower Rye dull at II for welt
ern; Corn quiet and nominal at ] 80 for
mixed western in store; Oats firm, 0sAl 0s4
for western Pork dull AZ S7a43 so for
new, Al 25a4l 374 one year old, 30 50a3G for
prime; Lard dali aud irregular at 2Oa24c;
Whisky heavy at 2 rs for westerp
Petroleum dull at bic for crude, 72c for
refined in bond, and g2c for free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Rsbsls Capturing some of Oar Pisksts

hebeAh capturing some Nh ONF EANANtss
HEADQUARTERs Army OF THE PoToNAo,
January 9.--The rebels made another attack
on our picket line this morning just before
daylight, and captured few videttes on the
right Of the Second Division Of the Sixth
Corps The morning was very dark, and the
attacking party approached cautiously behind
an old abatts, until they we're almost at our
line before our pickets we're aware OF their
coming The men fred their pieces, and ran
back toward the reserve, but the rebels we're
so close to them, and being dressed in our
uniform could not be distinguished from our
own men, and consequently were not fred on
as they otherwise could have been. The
rebels fetteated taking nine men with them
and wounding one of the 49th N Y.
The object Of the rebels seemed TO be to
obtain food and cothing, as they at once de-
manded the knapsacks and blankets OF our
soldiers, few of which they got however.
Our men go on picket for twenty-four
hours, and only carry one days rations with
them, taking no knapsacks or blankets The
rebels therefore, only succeeding in getting a
few haversacks.
To-day one of the haversaeks was held up
by rebel, to show our boys that they had
gained some of them. Our boys swear ven
geance against the rebels, and are anXiousy
waiting for an opportunity to pay them back
double
On their part of the line not gun has
been fired for several days.
The weather has again changed from being
very cold, TO rainy, and the prospect to night
is that We shall have nothing but mad for n
wee k to come lf l tt tE t1 ~ 30,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

The NATIONAL COMBINATION AND VARIETY
Suow-The National Combination and Va.
riety Show, will open to the public Mt the
Opera House on Monday evening, The troupe
is n novel one in its organization, and en-
braces such variety Of FIRST class talent, as
must insure its success anywhere. With a
course of performers, each one boasting OF a
speciality, there can be no doubt about their
ability to CRAFTY the dear public. r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

Augusta, January ll.-Hon, William Pitt
Fessen6en was elec ed United States Senator,
to-day, for six years from the 4lh OF March
next
In the Senate, Fessenden had II votes, and
in the House llG TO % for Hon W p Harres,
Democrat
Hon Nathan A. Farwell was elected for
the uneXpired term, caused by the resigna-
ton of Mr. Fessenden to take charge Of the
Treasury Department T..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
Omlnous News from Rlohmond.

WGsHISGroN, January l2 "A gentleman
in Washingtos, who has seen the Richmond
Enquirer of Tuesday hast, says that paper
mentions the following: at-.a
A call is out for Convention Of the Con
federate States. The intention OF the authors
of this call is to revolulionize the revolution,
10 depose Mr. Davis, without the Confederate
Congress appoint Dictator in his stead, and
perhaps surrender to the enemy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
n6g-We notiee 10 onr UoIambua exehangd

pay-We notice ia our Columbus exchanges,
that the Legislature is likely to pass the bill
increasins the local bounties TO be offered by
County Commissioners, Township Trustees,
&c, &C., and fix the amount at two hundred
dollars. We approve of the increase of boun-
ties, because it has become necessary TO our
altered condition, aud men are unwilling 70
go into the service without liberal bounties
are offered Bat we areIoppOsed to Legisla-
ture fixing the amount We think it has a
bad tendency, and we 80. stated in eiormer
articlssOn the subject We cannot see why
the questio Of arhoant tmay not be safely left
to the Trustees, &c, &c, We think the fairest
and most equitable way is to put the whole
amount on the tax duplicate.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR.A. GEIGER will hereafter attend exclusively to
IL an office practice, and will give especial Atten-
uOn'' TO the treatment of OH RONlC DISEASES, such
as Diseases Of the tn ROAT and LUNGS, OF the EYE
and EAR, SCROFuLOUs AFFECTIONS, &c Prim-
ary and Secondary SYPHILIS, G0NORRHCEA,
GLEEE STRUCTURES, lMPDTEHCY, &C. Also,
nIRRAsEs pECuLIAR FEhALEs, aud epery UdTiety Of
IN Onic Disease, whatever may he its character.
Office hours from q m To pm. t.#4IH
Sundays, to lOa IN, 2 to ne ... eI..H
Otiice-Corner Of Jefferson aud FInh ~ Dayton
Ohio. ..I. ...IT s... .I... Octs- lmdSmw II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

AFRAID TO LET THE Truth BE KYowH.--
The Commercial has this account of the letter
Of Hr, Greeley relating 70 the fisa6ce4 Of the
country, which Lincoln did not dare to let see
the light II grew out of the peace negOtA
tions at Niagara last summer
It was the opinion of Mr.. Lincoln that the
public good dsmaDdsd, the publication Of the
truth, 10 the TORN OF the correspondence be-
tween Mr. Greeley and himself, which would
explain ITSELF Ia order TO have it in conyop-
lent form for examination, he sent the letters
to little printing establishment in the War
office, employed in the printing of military
orders, and had the correspondence put N
type, and few fair copies Of it taken, Upon
reading it over, it seemed TO him that the
publication ia such connection, at such n
time, of that part of Mr. Greeley letter draw,
ing such dismal picture Of the finances Of
thecodntry, would be Injurious. SO he drew,
with AIRED drawing pencil, a mark about M.
1aGreeley's panicly. paragraphs, and sent the
v document lOi him, aesdng him TO publish
all but the pAst lhGs marked, stating that he
thought the effect Of publishing the whole
would be damaging, while he desired very
e much the publication OF that part which
would plaee him iinI a proper position before
the country, Mr., Greelsy refused TO pub
lish any Of The eoTesPondepee withont .giy,
ing the whole OF Il, as, Il the part which
Mr. Lincoln desired should be omitted were
leit out he lGreslsy) would appear in ari
unfoftanate Attitude.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

ST LOUIS, January II The State Conven-
ton just passed the following ordinance OF
emancipation by vote of 60 to 4:
Be it ordained by the people of Missouri, in
convention assembled that hereafter in this
State there shall be neither slavery or invol.
untary servitude, except in punishment for
crime, whereof the party shall have been duly
convicted; aud all persons held TO service or
labor AS slaves, are hereby declared free.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

New YORK, January I2-StOcks lowef A.;
Gold closed 2I9s; Money Il Sterling qniet At
90 Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy up
Reading ll4 5-2O coupons no. 1910
coupons 1923 one year certificates 974i
tered, llls; New York Central 10; Erie 500
United States skies Of 81, coupons, ll2g.
Q 2O's, Teistsred, llOl ,s 81. ,..,..rl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

LoUIsyILLE, January, 1.-The remains Of
two bodies were discovered to-day among the
debris of the Gait House fire, not yet idepti-
fed
FRANKFoRT, January ll.-James Guthrie
is elected United States Senator, receiving on
the first ballot G5 votes against. 80 for Lowell
II Rousseau
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

GRAND RALLY,--The Mechanics Select
D. Dancing Club will give Grand Ball at Dick
ey's Hall, Fifth street, next Wednesday eve.
ming, January llth, All those fond Of
dancing are respectfully invited to attend.
Tickets 81 90, to be had at the door, 7-3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

HUsToN HALL-Friday and Saturday even
inps the Grand Combination Show will be ex-
hibitef at Huston Hail. The advertisement
offers many attractions to the lovers of ampse
ment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

MASTER WALLER We see 1t stated that
Master Dudley Waller contributed $4,000 re-
allied by his exhibitions in Albany to the Or
phan Asylums Of that city. This fact ought
to commend him wherever he goes, and secure
full houses at his entertainments.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

TnE RoosS MUaDEn@Tbe investigation
of this case proceeded yesterday at Lebanon
Very little was elected from the witnesses
to clear up tho mystery which enshrouds
this horrible crime, -r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

R6~We are selling our large stock OF over
coats at reduced prices OF our own make
Cashmere coats, pants and vests, boys cloth
ing, jackets, pants aud cape overcoats. A
arge lot of morning gowns for New Years
dec-I3df W. g. BREEHE.
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Day1on NIarkeI.


HARSHMANS FLoUR-Red whea
Wholesale 50 90 Retail $40 90 t.'iFi
WHEAT--$l 80. .-
CoRN-l00 3 YoHEglfA
OATS-6h
RYE--i Is ~ z faa
Of BARLEY--Sl 5O@l60. -BaTF
a TEAS-S2 5OGA2 90.
COFFEE--50@5jc ....
SUGAR-30.
SUGAR-25@2S@3Oc, per pound.
COFBEE SUGAR-35e per ID.
+ CRUSHED SUGAR-35c per n.
( M0LASSES-$l 30 per gal
RICE-20c per h.
LARD-25@3O
BUTTER-40@45.
CHEESE SE.-30c
STARCH-l24c per n,
S0APS-20c per ID, ....
3 DRIED APPLES--l0@l24. OH
BEANS-None
EGGS--- 356940 per doz.
TOBACCO--90(9$l 90 per ID. !
SH0p-$5 s1j@6 e0Per sack. I
LEAD-25c per ID.
POTAT0ESl-$l GOAL 25 per bush.
SWEET .POTATOES-$ 40 per Bnshe
HAY-Timothy $2S@30 per ton.
WHlSKY-$2 20. a. t....u. ...I-4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

AGENTS WANTED For the Patent Alarm
Lock Iron Money Drawer, or Counter Safe,
(called the Burglar Alarm manufactured by
the proprietor 10 Dayton, Ohio. Az orders
promptly filled by T. Maphet, City Hotel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

SLEDs SLEDs SLsDs &C p Huber 4
Son have just received another lot OF Boy
Sleds.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

and is willing 70 remove any obstacles that
may stand in the way.
1t is reported ihat Ex Governor Rives and
Ex Governor Orr are now on their way TO
Washington on peace mission, sFrT ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

NEw YoRg, January l2.-The steamer
C Collins from Port Royal the 7lh arrived
Part of Shermanas troops had arrived Boa
fort by water
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

FOLDING CHAiRs.-C Huber & Son, have
received another invoice Of those beautiful
Rose Wood aud Velvet Folding Chairs. Eve
rysbody should have them. jal2dS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
EXECUTORS SALE OR REAL ESTATE
TOWN HALL IN MIAMIsRuRs. OHIO.


INN SATURDAY., JANUARY 2s, Is6S, will he sold
at public sale 2O9 acres OF land helOngtn 30 the
estate OF John Baum, dec Rsed, lying one mile north
al hiAnIisbaFs, and dgidt-l Tnto seven tFaet. or
panoelaf 'Ia, li.lN ln ia.n va Ha Ii' ~ NtHtr1
rrhe first trast the hdtnestead--sontainss ss asr.s
has tie improvements upon u, consisting Of laFge
hnH ifame house, large tarn an orchard Of lFut
Of syery variety, s3 acres % geod timber and
tho soil equal 10 any upland. aid has lso negefal
never.failng spungs gpOn it, OF which nlvs
through fountain TO the door OF the dwelling
house.
The econd Tract contains acres, and is the rich.
est Miami bottom.
The third tract contains IL seres, and is also rich
river lotion.
The fourth tFsst sqn'ans 81 aq'es ~ asrgsOfs Leh
istimbar and.
The hah and sixth tracts contain 20 acros each ".
ing slde ny side, IN square shape, and is fne level
land, every foot OF winch can 90 cultivated with
ease.
Tine seventh tract contains scres and hiss s Aeres
Of tmber upon H. The entire lot Is good level land
TERMS--fne-ihlrd hl I'd cash ON or beio q Anril l. 1863
ono thir the 1T day OF Apr 1885, and one. third
April /, lsil, Provided, the wdOw Baum survive
aa dale then % b. ot, and payaideG nion thu alier
her deoea-eg eierred paynSentsto bear tniartaf and
10 - aaiiauad ~ Iiortgata on the premises.
sAiso 90 nIuIsAeo a. zen oclock on said .lG{EH
GEORGE A. GROVE,
isn9wu Executor Of John Baum, deceased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

DR. BELL.--Ths gentleman gave highly
interesting lecture last night a. Beckel Hall
We regret that he had not larger audience
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

SLElGnlNG-Th 6ue sleighing is being dill
I igshiIy improved. The cheerfn Jingle q the
aybeIls d head alnos hees sanity on the streets.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

BaS-We nrsselliug our large stock Of Over
coats, of our own manufacture, at reduced
prices Also our Cashmere Coats, Pants and
Vests, boys clothing jackets, pants and cape
overcoats. A large lot of Morning. gowns for
New Years presents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

sunsrrrUfas. 4Iws can furnish FIVE sub
stlules for one, two or three years, II or
ders are left before nine o'clock TO morrow
morning at Christ. r. Heckler & Cos Of
fee, 290 Third street
Twenty Volunteers wanted, to whom will
be paid the hiehsst local bout With choice
Of regiments, at 29O Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

CoMposIToR WANTED Apply Immediately
at this Office.
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BARrHOLoMEw BOoHERs FsrATEl

UNHE sndersigned hss been duly appointed ami
IL quAlihad Admiuistrator lie toms nom with ths
VIII annexed of harthoionleN Boohsr, deceased,
late OF Montgomery .uniy, Che.
Administrator de bonis non with the viii annexed.
decq4wS .... .r ..HlH|
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JOHN VENUS EsTATE. q {

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the undersiRned hA,
IN iaen dnly appointed and uahhed As al fninstrp-
tor on the estate % John Venus, deceased. HtI Ii
November 20, 1854 HARVEY VENUS
AOv2o-W5W
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BAY Go to John W. Darst's corner Second
and jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods also, Cloaks, Shawls, Car
pets, &c, iust received A& dlf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
Farms for Sale.

TyHE undersigNed, residing in GreenYlle, o ofiefs
Tor sale valuable farm Of 2sO pcres ot land, 1870
sores under cultivation with brick hose, new tank
barn. nearly completed large orchR q, and pleas
Antly situated on the turnpike leading frm 6reenVe
70 Piqua, ~ miles east oi GsttysbnTg AaTko, Ounty.
Aso, sixty acres of improved land within nale f
GTeendlle. Terms hbeEzd.
dal4W9 WILLIAM ALlEN.f
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sGotbiHG.A


NO. sOl THIRD sTREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
II 3 prepared 20 accommodate hin customers vita
L every article Of eentenien's wearing apparet o
the latest style and best quality. Those who wan'
coats, pants, xesis, sflris hosiery hsnokerehleh
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, 9ol, viii DO well tt
give him call. au2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

J. S. Roseberry-Nu. sc Main street--is
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 to so per cent
below September prices, having ibought since
the great decline.
b Go see them It's ali true. 1''a''a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
Nrng4 marvel 81 itlp' nnetefnth century fl8b
SUPERB TROUPE or Performing DoGS

VIII 40 wonderful perform anees exceed IN iniefest
. q u Oh amt nqvclty any thing Of The kind eyer ~
f'.f. seen III Anerica
A SPLENDID TEAM OF SIX DOGS, with silveTl
mounted Harness, and TTRppngs, drawing an
elegant miniature Chariot, will be driv
.4 ...r. On through The principal streets ligfi p.
f, tt. on thednyOi EXhlbilion. r..l z
ARpAEING FARCE viii be gwen at each enter.
wflltcn xpressly ior this establishment, produced
With Elegant Scenery, beautiful Costumes, Superb
Appointments, Tricks, TRANSFORMATIONS, 80, pre-
sente lin style heretofore uneqnaled except by the
far famed Rayal Troupe. lr I.....f..,.. ..'tH.I
The resources of tbs establishment are great,
the number o. performers 40 large, and their dltler-
cnt speeiaties 70 numerous and varied that an en-
lire change OF Programme can he given at each en-
lertainW ent thus while the whole strength OF the
Company IL nightly brought iOIth, the publl' are
grauhpd " th a constant change Of performance,
Comprising Acts, New, Novel aud astounding. NO
Doors open nj Z o'cl-ek; commence all l-2.fs
TGkets3j Gents; Reserved Seats 30 Gents. tarT
admission 10 Matinee, children l5e.; adults, JSo.
ja9dtt 4'.,.. RUFUS SOMERBl, Agent
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Gu 7porsrnren.2
IMPORTANT 70 lARNERS& HlRSEMIE
Dayton Shooting Shop ao
CORNER or sqs0bAlR ANB FOVRFM Sta
pfon" HtrniHnf arnaFur ff
aESSLER & NOOK.
former partner Of
NATHAN SIFFERMAN.

HAVING opened Shoeing shop on the corner
III OF IT. Clair and Fourth streets, rs prepared
to accommodate oil who may desire TO have their
horses shod, in a which will certainly meet
their appreciation HatinS devoted bImsslftc this
business rs speciality, and having had years Of eX
p'rieuce IN the business, they invite the atteBon Of
ihe public TO the facssahove mentioned He will enc
deayor 10 meet all demands promptly and do his
noylS.lmd GEssLER 4 Mock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
SPICE AND COVE OYSTERS

also, an assortment of Jelles, Mlddetown Hams and
Should Lamps and Coal OIL, Sugars and Cofees,
Pickles, Spices Fancy Soaps, &c in TACT ev rytlng
that the markets afford that is desirable To Totucco
Chewers would say keep the best article OF Fine
Cut that can be had. Come one, come ALL and
what can do. M1NTlRE 4 BAIKp,
deliiaw3m Main ST., doors b. low Market.