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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-10
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Democratic Mass Convention.
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1866.

The Democracy of Montgomery County
are hereby requested 20 assemble In Mass
Convention, at Beckel Hall. In the City OF
Dayton, on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF MAY, 1866. for the purpose Of appoint
ing Delegates TO attend the Annual State
Convention Of the Democratic Party, to be
held in Columbus on THURSDAY, THE
2lTH DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1866 to put In
nomination Candidates for the several
State Offices TO be filed at the ensuing Oc-
tober election.
Montgomery County is entitled 10 eleven
delegates, according to the basis of repre-
sentation.
EsThe issues before the people are Of the
most important character. Among these
may be mentioned the speedy restoration
of our Federal Union, with all the rights,
equality, and dignity of the States unim-
paired, but which is now unhappily pre-
vented by faction of vile demagOgues and
malignant traitors who seek to cover theiI
guilt, under the euphonious title of Union
men; and yet, by force of numbers, deny to
eleven States Of this Union. the right OF
representation, thus adopting the spirit and
doctrine of disunion itself. They are seek
ing to reduce these States to mere depen-
dencies to place their citizens in state OF
tutelage, and to exercise a tyranny over
them, In denying to them the right of sell
government
These high-handed usurpations need tC
be heartily rebuked by the true patriots o
the country, and the lovers of Union and
Constitutional liberty. From such cen
tralized despotism, in the hands of fanat-
ical and powerful faction, no real liberty
no wise government, and no real union car
proceed, or be preserved. Let every citizen
who is opposed to the schemes of these
conspirators, malignants and destructive.
now In the so-called Congress of the United
States, and who cherishes the institutions
of our fathers, the principles of true free
dom, the choice blessings of civil liberty
who appreciates the benefits and necessi-
ties of local State Government; who re.
veres the Constitution of his country, and
who is opposed to negro suffrage and equal
ity, and all the abuses of power which have
characterized the past five years of our ma.
tional history, be In attendance.
BY order of the Democratic Centra
Committee. Il. THOMPSON, Chm.
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Cincinnati Marl,ets.
CNcINSATI, May o.

AlNNiNNATIs may ".
FIoUR--The market was quite feverish
to-day under the news from New York. and
had there been fair demand, holders would
have obtained n further advance Of 25c.
but, although they asked Il, no advance was
fully established. We quote superfine at
S950@10; extra $40 25@10 rs, and family
$1l 25@12 80. 0
WHEAT-Holders asked nm advance of
l0c per bushel, and obtained It Ia part. We
quote No. new Red at 50 1902 As; old do
50 75@2 80, and extra 50 90@2 %, and IN
some cases holders asked SO for choice
CoRN-Prices are flrner. but not quotably
higher; No. shelled at SOC. In elevator,
and zoe. in sacks. ..es
OATs.-The market Is shade firmer
Sales of No. 2 at 35c. and of No. at 46c.
RYE-A good demand. and prices shade
higher; closing at S0@S5e.
BARLEY--There has been no change In
the market.
GRocERIEs-The market has not changed
materially since our last. We quote fair 10
choice Rio Coffee at 23@28c; raw Sugar 12
@l5c; hard-refned l099@17c, and Molas-
ses 90G95c. for Porto Rico.
WHIsKY-An unchanged market at 50 20,
duty paid, and 23c. in bond
SEED-Clover remains dull, and prices
are nominal. Flax unchanged, and In good
demand at 50 40. Timothy steady at 81
yD4 %.
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AND THE BEGGAR DIED.--In town not a
thousand miles of, was lately located a
preacher, whose modesty never deferred him
from urging upor his congregation liberal
subscriptions of money for all church and
benevolent purposes. In his private solicit
tations, he one day met a good but eccen-
trio member, who for long time stead
fastly refused his aid to an object the
preacher was solicitous to secure. At last
importantly triumphed, conditionally. He
agreed to contribute on condition of being
allowed to choose the text from which the
preachers funeral sermon should be
preached. The matter being thus settled,
the minister wanted to know what the text
was. His friend answered, sand the beg
gar died! !"
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TIM orERk4Hovaf. Mr.. ~ \ n. Bowers

THE oPER14H Hoyaf. Mr.. ID II n, Bowers
made her'last appearance at the Opera
House, last evening, on the occasion of her
benefit. Her rendition of "Julia," in
Knowles beautiful play Of the "Hunch-
back" was grand success. Her persona
ion Of this difficult character possesses a
freshpess and vigor of style we havqneyen
Witnessed before SO gieat masher lfAult-
less acting of the part admired by the re-
fined and intelligent audience present, that
she was enthusiastically applauded from
the beginning to the end of the play, and
twice called before the curtain. Her many
friends here will deeply regret that other
engagements have required this estimable
lady aud accomplished actress to close her
engagement after so brief a sojourn among
us. She was admirably supported, last
evening, by Mr.. ,McCollom and Mr. HILL 4
There will be no dramatic performance
at the Opera-House tonight, in conse-
quence Of its having been engaged by the
Choir of the Church of the Holy Trinity
for their Concert. sliT ft
Tomorrow evening, Mr.. Edwin Blan-
chard will appear, with his celebrated
trained dogs, Carlo and Nero in the
drama Of THE Wat6lfman aud his Dogs,or
the Lost Casket."
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GRAND LODGE, i. o. o. F.-The Grand
Lodge, now holding its annual session in
Cincinnati, is composed of delegates from
every subordinate Lodge in the State. The
members seem to be having good time
generally. Yesterday afternoon carriages
were procured and the grand body convey
ed to Spring Grove Cemetery and Longview
Asylum. The party returned by way OF
Clifton and Mount Auburn, highly pleased
with their visit. At their session yesterday
morning Past Grand Sire of the United
States, Hon. Mr.. Nicholson, of Pennsyl-
vania, was present. Last night Mr.. Mich
olson delivered an address at Mozart Hall,
after which each of the Past Grand Masters
were presented with token of apprecia-
ton. The testimonials consist of twenty
two jewels, suitably inscribed, and are got
ten up in a chaste and unique manner. This
afternoon, the delegates were to be taken
down the river on "a steamboat excursion,
three steamers being engaged for the oc-
casion.
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aslunetaru and oIunrmfrrial.
DAYTON Market,

DAYTON, May 10.
FLoUR--Whlte Wheat, wholesale. s12 90,
retail, S12 so; red Wheat, wholesale, sll,-
80, retail, SO 90.
GRAN-Wheat. new, 50 20. old 81 % {;
Rye, 7Oe,; Oats, S5@Sic.; Corn, 35@40c.;
Barley 90c.
GRocEmEs-Sugar. brown, wholesale,
l3@l5c. retail. l5@l6c.; Soft refined.
wholesale, l5ls@lG1Sc.. retail ill7@1sc. ;hard
refined, wholesale, l6@l7e- retail, 2Oc.;
Coffee, Rio, wholesale, 25@2Tc. retail, BOO
33c.; Java, retail, 45c.; N. o. Molasses,
wholesale, 81 30, retail, 81 40; Sugar House,
retail. 81 60.
WHIsKY---$2 21mS2 20.
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HORSE IN THE DINISG-RooM.-Mr Nc
Ginhis, son-in-law of Mr.. Joseph Watts, OF
this city, on the 10th ult., rode TO the city,
hitched MS horse in the yard of Mr.. Watts
house, ate his dinner, aud was quietly
talking over matters with the family, when
a tremendous clatter was heard in the re-
Gently vacated dining-room. Upon going
y see what was the matter, they found Mr.
McGinnis' horse. He was fairly "into it,
and he refused to do anything except in his
the debris Of the dinner, the plates, &C.
turned over the China safe and smashed all
In it--played the wild with tables, chairs,
&cs and finally kicked out one end Of the
house and let himself out. We have heard
Of the Bull In the China-shop," but this Is
the only instance which we have known OF
q horse grazing IN a diping-room,-PG-
daedh (Ry1 Herald. 81 elfsss ~
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CITHENs,-Drink good water and you
will be healthy. The reason why Best s.
Highlands Filter is better than any other is
that it contains more flltering material than
any other now in use. The water filters
through bone or animal coal, which is pro-
nounced by physicians to possess more
healthy qualities than any other filtering
material. 1t also filters through sand and
charcoal, the sand being as clear and pure
as nature can produce. 1t is the neatest
and handsomest filter now before the pub
lie. 1t is manufactured at Dayton, and is
for sale at wholesale or retail. 1t can be
seen at oblinger's Tin and Stove store.
Huston Building, Jefferson street. All or
ders left there will be punctually attended
to, or address Best q Hogland, Box $50,
Dayton, Ohio. tO m0d3
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"A LOVE OF A BONNET l''-Concernin
bonnets, one of the Paris fashion writers
exclaimss sA''And then the bonnets there
was never the like seen. There is the In
verted breakfast plate, trimmed with every
thing and anything, and twostrings to hold
it on; the round vegetable dish cover style,
either with or without the little round but
ton on the top dixie the great Panhandle
reen)-the fancy work basket style; the
table mat style-oval and worn long ways,
all trimmed and bedizened with glass, or
straw. or jets,,or birds, or feathers, or flow
ers, or all of these put together. q did see
avery elegant lady with bonnet compos-
ed of variegatcd bird as large as full
fiedged canary, bow of ribbon, some ends
of tulle, and white ostrich plume) Then
there is the fanehion, half handkerchief
style, pretty sensible in its way, and then
came the innumerable composite orders of
bonnet architecture for which one is at the
mercy of ones .modiste, to which class
commend the ladies to address themselves.
Everything is fashion,"
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Hon. l.. ID. Campbell Makes a
Speech in Hamilton.
HAMILTON, OHIO, Nav 0.

Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell was serenaded
by a large number of his tellow-citzens at
his residence tonight. He appeared upon
the steps and delivered lengthy speech,
In the course of which he took occasion to
throw some hot shot among his old politi-
cal associates here, upon the question of the
policy of our Government.
Upon the Mexican question he unquali-
fiedly affirmed the Monroe doctrine. He
bitterly denounced the Radicals and the
usurping Rump Congress, and declared his
firm and determined support of President
johnson and his policy, He favored the
immediate admission of Southern repre-
sentatives.
The speech was a success throughout, but
gave much dissatisfaction to the malignants
here.
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IA The truth Of the following paragraph,
from the Chicago Times, was very foreibly
illustrated in city about the size of Day
ton, not great while ago; a t4
"Congress has passed vote of thanks to
to the federal soldiers and sailors. Thanks
are very cheap affairs, and congress, and
abolitionists generally, are liberal In Their
use.. .Abolitionists viii do anything In the
world for soldiers that does not require
any thing more than resolution of thanks
They win not give the soldier any office
They will not nominate him for office, nor
vote for him for office when he Is nomi-
mated. But II thete Is soldier anywhere
who does not want office, and who does
moment by application TO the nearest
aboliti0nist.
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Failing State of President Davis
Health.
FORTRESS MONROE. NAV o.

Since the arrival of Mrs. Davis here, she
has tenderly looked after the falling state
other husbands health, and entertains, il
Is said, serious fears of his ultimate recov-
cry, should he be attacked during the COM
ing summer by one of his periodical spells
OF intermittent fever or congestive chills
The general health of Mr.. Davis remains
comparatively good, and it is only the long
imprisonment that he has been subjected
to, and the many anxious fears and doubts
which have weighed so heavily upon his
mind, that has produced the very noticea-
BILE change in his appearance during the
past year.
The Grand Jury which was to have met
at Norfolk to-day has held no session as yet
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-10

VALUBLE FARMs.-In our advertising
columns will be found the description OF
three splendid Ohio farms, which must
commend itself to all who entertain an
idea of settling upon their own estate in a
garden-like country. There is also beau
tiful residence in the town of Xenia, with
every luxurious convenience that the
most fastidious can desire. The whole will
be offered at public sale on Saturday, the
18th, at the Xenia Courthouse.
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PREMATURE NTERMENTs.-On this sub
ject correspondent IS" writes thus SEN
sibly to the Cincinnati Gazette from this
city:
We see great many statements published
in the newspapers, ofpremature interments,
and others of persons who have narrowly
escaped such a fate. 1t is a matter of no
small Importance to the living to know
whether they will be hurried off TO the
grave before life has left the body, or wheth-
er they will be dead before this solemn act
Is performed. 1t is the custom, after the
persons pulse stops and he ceases 10 breathe,
TO make preparations to consign his body to
the tomb, sometimes In twenty-four hours
and seldom more than sixty hours from his
apparent death. No test Is ever applied TO
determine whether there is any life in the
body or not As we may be visited by the
cholera during the summer, aud speedy
burial Will In some measure be necessary,
the danger of premature burial will be
greater than 1t would under other circum-
stances. While we do not think that per-
sons are often buried alive, the evidence
that we have received seems TO warrant a
oelieI That such things'have occurred. We
surely can not conceive of anything more
horrible than having preparations for our
Iuneral going on and we conscious of II
without being able to show that we are
living. ut is said that persons in trance
know what Is going on In their presence.)
AS far as we are aware the medical fac
ulty nave been silent on the subject. Will
they not let us near irom them on this Inn
they are acquainted with any eases OF
premature burial, and II so, what seemed
70 be the peculiar circumstances of the
case?
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The Prisoner PrObst-His Confess
sion.
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 0.

IHIIAUELTIIIAi HdY =.
The death warrant for the execution OF
Antoine Probst, on Friday. the sth of June,
was received by the Sheriff this morning.
The E0cning Telegraph says the prisoner
received the announcement quietly, SEEM
ingly entirely unmoved. He had previ-
ously told his confessor that he believed
that death was the only expiation for his
crimes, and that he was willing to suffer.
No person except his confessor will here
after be allowed TO visit him.
To-day three years ago Probst landed in
this country,
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DRY GooDs.-Attention is directed to the
advertisement of Messers. Nishwit itz, Brecker
& Co., on the first page of this paper. This
is one of the most extensive retail dry
goods houses in the city, and has just been
supplied with an entire new stock of sea-
sonable goods. Persons in want of dry
goods will find this very desirable place
to make their purchases.
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DAYTON wOOLEN FACTORY,

nURING the past winter, has been re- fitted
~ with entire new machinery, and Is well pre-
pared 10 card and spin wool into yarn or manu-
faeture wool into Jeans, Satinets, Flannels BlAn-
kets etc, by tbs yard or on shares. Keeps a good
assortment OF goods 10 exchange for wool
Persons at distance can ship their wool by
railroad with directions what they want il made
into, or exchanged ior and IL will be promptly at
tended TO. If satisfaction is not given the goods
can be returned and will pay the market price
for the wool that was sent WILLIAM FISH
ml2w3m No. e3 Fifth street Dayton Ohio
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YouTHs' AND CHMDREN's CLoTHING.-
For Youths and Children's Suits of the
best quality and most beautiful styles. go
to Lessner & Brothers, l02 Main street
They can be bought at very low figures.
ml0d3
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LADIES, PLEAsE TAKE NorIcEl--Mrs. NJ.
Clark, late with Dixon & Forgy, is now pre-
pared to receive orders in cloak and dress
making, lace sets, and children's clothing,
with Sumner q Co. No. sl4 Third street,
Dayton Ohio. l4eal sf. m0-3td.
eE- Those $25 nobby suits Schwarz is
selling beat in anything in town.
m10d6awl
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STILL SoARING.-The splendid Eagle in
front of Schwarz' extensive and popular
Clothing House, 11s Main street, still bears
its golden crest aloft, inviting passers-by
and the public to the best and cheapest
place in the city, to buy first quality cloth
ing. Call and see.
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AwNISosl AWNINGS TO buy you,
awnings, Of every description and size, &c
to c. p. Huber & Sons, No. 27s Third street
They have square tent flies as good as new,
which they win sell cheap. msdBt
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EVEN So.-'Isn't is pleasant to be sur
rounded by such a crowd of ladies ?" said a
pretty woman to a popular lecturer. "Yes,"
said he, "but it would be pleasanter to be
surrounded by one"
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Attachment Notice

Rauh Pollock, plaintiffs, VS. Peter Long, De-
fendant
Before Thomas ID. Mitchell, j. p. OF Dayton Town
ship, Montgomery County, ohio.
ON the 20th day OF April 1865, said Justice Is
" sued an order of Attachment in the above ac-
tion for the sum Of $1sS 60 Ground alleged non
residence Case set for trial June 8, 1886
RAUH POLLACK.
W II. BELvILLE, Attorney. miSws
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.eS- PosittUely whole suit, all wool, for
s25, at the Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main
street, three doors south Of Market
mlOd6aWI
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LEssNER & BRoTHER.-These clever and
gentlemanly dealers, No. l02 Main street,
have just received very large stock OF
Spring and Summer clothing of the most
desirable styles, which they offer at prices
that can not fail to suit their customers
Take look at It. mlOd3
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SECRErARY on STATE ;

TURNER'S OPERA-HoUsE. = Concert to-
night. Go to hear Mrs. Butt.
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eB The Programme of the Concert at
Turner's opera-House, this evening, is
as good as ever offered to the public of Day
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Ey- Ladies, call at Mrs. S. J. Grier's,
Third street, and see the handsome Flowers
and Bonnets. mlO-daw4ts
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DEMOCRATIC SHATE CONVENTION.
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1866.

The Annual State Convention of the
Democratic party of Ohio, will be held In
Columbus, on Thursday, the Oath day
of May, 1866, TO transact such business
as may come before it, and to put in nomi-
nation candidates for the following State
offices:
SECRETARY OF STATE;
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT;
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The basis of representation for the ap-
portionment Of Delegates is as follows
One Delegate for each county one for
every fire hundred potes given for General
GEORGE w. MORGAN for Governor. last Oc-
tober; and an additional one for every
fraction of too hundred and fttb and up
ward. In accordance with this apportion-
ment, Montgomery county viii be called up
on TO elect eleUen delegates.
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The GREAT MILToNIAN TABLEAUx COM
NG.-We have the pleasure of announcing
that the renowned Tableaux of Milton's
paradise Lost" will visit this city next
week, and remain few days. The OPEN
ing entertainment will be given on Tues
day evening next at Huston Hall, which
has already been secured. The mere an
nouncement of the intended visit of this
great work of art is all that is necessary to
insure the most liberal patronage. 1t is
spoken of in the highest terms, and its
managers have abundant evidence Of its
great popularity. In London. it was ex-
hibited for two hundred and eighty con-
seeutive nights, and half million people,
including the Queen, were spectators. The
artists who executed this great work had q
lofty and daring idea, when they proposed
the illustration of Millions wonderful poem,
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WAsrEDs-Half dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, az the popu
lar Millinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas No. 1856 Second street. (Miss Good
mans old stand.) 81. iaia aI3-dtf.
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eB~ If you want to be suited in fashion
and low prices, go to schwarz' for clothing
ml0d6awl
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B- Keep your eye on the Golden Eagle
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The Trial of +. o. j. Smith-Ver-
diet Set Aside.

BOSTON, May 8.
In the case OF the commonwealth Us. +.
o. j. Smith, convicted of subOrdination OF
perjury, the verdict has been set aside and
a new trial granted, on condition that de-
fendant's counsel agrees In writing TO al
low the testimony of the principal Gov
ernment witness, deceased since the YER
diet, 10 be used in a future trial.
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SUMNER SUTs.-Gentlemen Summer
Suits of the latest and most fashionable
styles, the incest in the city, can be had at
the store of Lessner g. Bro, No. 102 Main
street at very low prices. m10d3
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PATENT CLOG PREVENTIVE.

Il HE INVENTORS. w. j. NJ. BATCH
ELDER and &. LEIBER, obtained a Patent for
this Invention ON the 18th day of March, 1866
Inventive genius has added new triumph 10
the vast number OF valuable improvements In az.
ricultural implements. and once more the Farmer
has occasion 70 render thanks to the noble hearted
mechanics who have done so much of late years 10
render the labors Of the husbandmAn ess laiorious
and repulsive. All farmers have been greatly an
noyed by the choking OF their plows with stubble
clover, weeds. stalks, &C. and have felt that dc,
vice by which the plowing could be done without
the necessity OF stopping the team every rod or
two. ank Kicking away the choking material
would be Of great advantage.
THIS HAS BEEN MOST PERFECTLY ACCOM-
LlsHED BY VERY SIMPLE DRvICK,
Which can be readily attached 10 any plow, and
y the use OF which the accommodating material ig
'eadily removed by lever attached 10 the pIow-
andle. IL Is practical invention, and fs re-
lily every where. -
Persons ms. desiring 70 purchase territory, win
oO-lmdAW DAYTON, Oslo
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Peach Blow Potatoes

NOR sale In bulk by carload or In barrels M
II quantities 70 suit purchasers, by ". =
CQTrRELL 4 DICKEY.
Asodst " Aerwth street, Cleveland. Ohio
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New York Money Market.

Money is easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling is firm at 109ss@10994.
Gold is firmer, opening at 1293S, and
advancing to 1895, declining to 1855 and
closing at 1905.
Government stocks are active and firmer.
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4. y. AF. o. 0ime 9ahlf.

POsT OFFICE, DAYToS, ONO, April s5 1906
Until further notice tho mails viii arrive ant
close at this Office as follows:
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CLOTHING BELOW- COSJy

THE public are Informed that the undersigned
having the stock OF Philip Klopfer, 32i Third
street, and desirous of making room for a new
Stock will sell articles thefl line cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere In the city. Mr..
troduce his old friends. and 30 settle Outstanding
debts. j. n STRAUSS a BRO o
febl7-IWd-4tw