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0rcIlard Of the Finest Fruit;

has The advantage Of hater IN every Geld /;
and l'iney Creek flows through The place
His situated IN good neiGhbufhpoil,
near 10 Mills, Schools aud Churches and
about miles from The line Of The Western
Maryland Railroad AZ proposed 70 be ex.
tended.
Terms lil,cral, aud uIado % suit riurclsa-
sers
Address the Subscriber, AZ Taueyt0wn r,
D, Carroll county Nd.
s4p6tf WILLIAM SHAW
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Locks, Hinges, Screws, kaile, de-, 30,
Paints, Oils, GLASS, Putty, Re,
Carpenters and Cabinctt
Tools, Cabinet Hardware Of all kinds.
mRY facilities IL this special line has been
w yvgy much Increased. faiu always pre-
pared ID fnrAiahed any quantity Of the aheye
foods. 80 purchasers can always depend oa boz
s,so ri a. Il. RElFNN1DER.
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TALUdBLE LAND At
PRIVATE SALE.

HyHE Subscriber having IN liis possession
larger number Of Acres Of lAnd than
lie has occasion for, hereby offers al Private
Sale, portion Of his farm nearest Nest
minister VIZ; the Twenty Acre field oppo
site Mr.. JOSEPH Stouts, and also the one
West Of il extending back 70 Mr. Reese
Durbin's Meadow, making in III Fifty-fye
Acres. Should a larger tract DO desired,
the purchaser can be accommodated on the
other. side of the County road. This last
would afford o fine site for IIouse, nn Or.
chard and Garden, mud would embrace Q lot
Of thriving young Chestnut Timber The
whole together would comprise q farm Of
nearly One Hundred Acres,
Persons Wishing 10 examine Che bind and
ascertain che terms, will please call on the
owner AZ his residence, near AvoBdale Station
OF the Western Nd RaiIroad.
TH0S. i. VAN BIDDER,
sent 20,--3t
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Lovely Girls and Festive Boys,
Send an addressed onsclopc and Is cents
and ] viii sead you some valuable informal
ton that viii plesse you. Address
Miss. JANE BRYAN,
Station 5, i20 Spring st. n. Y.
July Ig-Sm
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For Sale Oh Rent.

fE,HE SuhscsiIer viii sell bis FARM,
il (laie DR.. EicbcIbesgers coHsaEHing
3O8 IA ACRES OF LAND,
lying III iie souili Izast corner of,hs IsIh
ailsebury ilistriei, ard isouuusri On glia easi
BY the Nouococy River. about four MILES
frDrs MI 81 Mafy's College A county
rad run9 cad and wat. dividing II hlsous
eanaliy. ID i az nttMsaiyr plare n a good
aud le.aaslsalueighbofh surrounded BY
churches. rchoola. mills aud stores, and The
pFopose1 route 81 the Wessera Maryland
Raiirnad aithin tws miles. Thefe Efp on
this TRACK from 100 10 10 acres 81
PRIME TfN u ER
The reunsindcr Ii hrslsIe, I'D naiural quality
of soil inferior u Heaa in thc mi ghbefh1gsl
and waiased BY neseF laillns S.ainss Fanp'ng
ahruiigl, every field. escepi oae.
The iagn asH readily admit ~ division,
there lissiag swo eete ~ baildlags tlsereo,s--
each elth afundauee o. ifpit. ard WI b.
sold o0liru OF divided. aud % icraa2 ailnaet
wholly n The ogiIoa u TIC bafer. 4 1ta
class lane kiln IL
1000 fsnshci Capacity,
was huiis last year. and sssiem u iasine
cafbmrarei ~ 1000 isas sia.a far aEnapa. aitsi
. liberal nppiiea,iep 81 bone dasl. and osl.er
improvements.
Ii oct sid before Dec ia 4 viii ~ Or
fcns Fpg hlslur particulars hptllenpsa
faF rarghasc sgf fGfefFs3 - Daf5s uroff,
i.sf, peabln 1910 tagi, Post UHitc tieis8t
ponaty, - v dnash ljatiefsF. uffthegf ad-
jglaiss the ffga 81 tbs B1ss lsacghaai
FFt14ff,N e5,tsftf pAss ffs{ra ~ - sse sff,s
deFsigned. ihs@ Ssr fensias viii apply %.
b 70 de salsrflber Possession Nisrn On
fia lst " Alail aoxb ppihnps eppnef II des
sired. JOS. nhuGiEn,
sepstf Frederick, so.
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Picture Gallery.

TIAyfNG iakon Rooms over Joshua
LII Yingiing's Store, fnncrally oecu-
pic5 lg II, u, GAmmee. photographer,
West End, would Wy 10 the Citizens ~
Weslniuster ard vicinity, that they eau
get aPiCTJRE Of any sise or etyle. caa
make Pictures lion The SMALLEST Geln, -
the size u life, mud II desired hnished with
India Ink, Water colors o. OH, b the best
Artist ii The country.
] Shall at all tunes keep sarpliel with
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The section proposed b b. stfpek gui pro,
sslaas list ~ " use rents n she sIpD slsall
bs lastsd ufan he iaxahss property II shis
Slate iaf lie efeatipa Ola sahgpl fund, Until
said ssleol laad Isail aapguat u rs nsliIseas ~
dsslasr. Jis abuss ,sx, which = 10 adiisipa y
slc eais,ing spiicoI taxes, hasnsssr heea lssist,
~ l.eelsIasagc MI having mais ans psurisipa
1beesaf.
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u Fa 4 o NJ r. u w NJ
LITERARY INSTITUTE.
A EsoardIng and nay school
for Eoung Ladies,

7710f5fEFTf ~ fJF11IlEyf7H, T77I1I018 %, lHd.
Z, r |i'i 4.
'FENTE FAif.I J. > SESSION Of tliis Tnstitution
viii open on MONDAY, 1HE 8np on
SEpTF.M YER, ! 500, and close TILE LAST
FRIDAY m JANUARY, 1867.
The eourxe 81 Instruction thorough the
School Rooms comtortabie; the Boarding
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Terms moderate.
~ For INSTRUMENTATION, OF Circulars,
Address
RFs. 4. SCOTT NORRIS,
Pros. Beard Of Control.
jaly ae, ~.
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no s Z /, !,

52 by SO fest, with large iiueroomf, and two
excellent Collars; o good BANK BARN
6S BIZ n feet; Smoke House, Stone Dairy
over q never iililihg Spring of good water
Carriage gIonsai Wagon Shed Cesn Cribf
t3ranory &c This farm i under good icn.
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Lrgr Or III,T1ERs

Persons calling Cor letters in the above
list will please say they were advertised 9th
erwise they may not receive thcIn
sep6.8t A. II. HUBER, p. N.
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Attention Butchers and Farmers
HIGHEST cash price paid for Hides,
III by Reifsnider 4 Co.,
sept 10 near Depot
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DENTAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Dn. HsEAsss
Esnproped Nitrous oxide
Apparatus.

Da, FOtkE would Invite tie attention ~ tho
public 10 hh Lately fnprevcd AfsegHsKfc
PRxsseeE fisgss nos AfrufelAt Tsgui. by
faesht ~ m improved AiF-t'hap.bcr, the pres
knfe ffhr atiaosphers for holding teeth hrmiy
sad sreutsis ia iha meath, II more certainty
and eEecfaslly astaipsd than by a0y STYLE or
form u plate hitliefi0 ased b. tbc profession.
The saiae and exerilence 81 ! sct Of Artificial
Teeth are mach cnhanced by sliisnew and truly
philosophical arrangement.
pr. F rbHtinnes The Practice n Dentistry ig
al IL Branches, and being Pioaeey Werter
- Mud Rstbsp lgs hrnlNl purposes, he d thos
roughly experienced IN the mAnufacfure of
teeth iipan thc fsisashs Base, and IL prepared
70 supply thitet5ia NJ work az very moderate
fnios. june f,--tfs
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~. n II VT ~ ~ tfftf' - r4l.
- OfFicH OF THE bkcAkrAnY or fslt I z
AxxtpoLfs, August seth 1860
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
t8eneral Assembly, at its january session, 1865,
having adopted the following resoiatlots pro
posing m aiiiendmcnt TO Che ConstltptiDn Of our
State. said amendments viii be submitted 70 thc
qualified electors of the State, for their copfr-
nation orrdjaction, ~ the electipntermenibe
OF he General Asselnbly, 70 be held on the ttil
day Of November nazt.
81 order OF the Governor.
JOHN N. CARTER, tlecrotafy OF State.
Ma. II. Joint resolution abalishing tho sixth
section rs ihs eighth article of t, Constitution.
Y Kas0lrsd b. ne General Asseably q Harry
Ind. three iiifhe 81 the incmbefs elected 70
both houses concnffing;1 That The Consultation
10. and III hereby ameuded BIZ striking out the
AMIN sectiDn az Article eiglit.
by THE SEN ATE. March l5th, lec5.
,kfffhMkTlyN 4
Measrs. Bllllingsiaa of Landaie
fal'raii. MackMi,
gillineslea Of 81 Mary's McsiasteF,
Carroll. EeNcNi,
Davis a Caroline, I,hilpot,
Davis IL WAshinet0n, Stephenson,
Earle. Trail,
Harxood. Tafuer,
Jenkins. WatefsBs
xedkfiYE
aIcssra. Ilulton. llhr,
Aiansa T0me--h
KY THE HOUSE or DEbE0AT o., March,
III. 1Ht1.
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AMBROTYPES,

ard win Dc ready 20 serve ms cuatolacFa "a
they mrs desire.
IEhall enleayor "a establish my rnpata.
lion BY my work, and AK theciiizena - cali
and ekaniiue inf themselves,
They will always lind inc a. home and
glad 70 serve them.
q. W, G. DEAMITr.
Westminster AunfBsif
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MAN. FALL GNnnSI

Great Inducements offered in Styles 4 Prices.
My stock il better assorted than heretofore.
CINE me call before purchaseing
aug. so. J. L. Reifsnidcr.
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PUBLIC SALE.
A House and Lot OF Ground,

situated on the Main Street 10 the central
part Of the Town Of Manchester, in Carroll
County, Ma; containing about a Qarls '',. q
ground rent tho same being under lease foer
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07
Texas-GOyernor,s NTessage.
GALVESTON, Texas, November G

Governor Throchmorton's special mes
sage to the Legislature on the condition of
the country and the Federal relations SAYS
that the true sentiment of our people is
misunderstood by Northern brethren. He
denies with indignation the assertion Of
politicians that men are still rebellion.
that we do not desire the restoration of the
Union; that the Union men are in danger
of assassination; that without military pro
lection they could not remain, and that
Thousands are leaving, and asks the Iegis-
ture to pass resolutions to that effect and to
solemnly pledge the State authorities to
protect life and property without regard to
political sentiment.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

OhIcAao. Novemher 0-Mln p.

OhlcAdO' November 6-GfO Il. NJ.
Nine wards in this city give Logan 1900
majority.
The Democrats lose no Congressman, and
WIZ probably gain In the Thirteenth aud
perhaps In the Twelfth District.
The Legislature will be Republican by
lG or is majority on joint ballot.
Chicago gives about 1000 Republican
mNority-the Republicans carrying every
ward in the city, several Of which wont
Radical only through fraud. Heavy money
has changed hands.
a Radical bet five Thousand five hundred
dollars against one Thousand consecutively
numbered certificates of Crosby's Art AS
sociation, they commanding that per cent
age of premium. The bet was on n Mary
lander, so the money went.
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Matters i'm China.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 3.
Further China news of September l, saws
the funeral of Captain Townsend, of the
United States steamer Wachusett, was
largely attended by officials aud private
gentlemen.
Twenty Chinese are supposed to have
perished by the burning OF the steamer
Huquary.
far from being suppressed.
LISBON, November G.
The United States iron-clad Miantono-
nah has arrived here.
LONDON, November G.
An American vessel, the General Sher-
man. got ashore at Corea. Forty persons
on board We're murdered by the natives.
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New York Election.
NEw YoRK. Noyembo

NEW 1oRk. November Il.
The city vote. lacking one district, givea
46.A34 majority for Hoffman, Democrat. It
will probably increase it 100.
Morrissey is elected to Congress by about
2lOO majority. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
got eight votes in the district.
LATEST.
Twelve o'clock, M.--Returns from all the
wards in New York City have been re-
ceived. The total number of votes polled.
ll3l2l. Total poled for Fentou. 33.23A
total pollcd for Hoffman. 79,S92 Hoflmnn's
majority in the city, 4G,G5S.
The three Congressman gained by the
Democrats here are offset by three Repub-
licans in the river counties. The Democrats
gain some Assemblymcn.
General Halpne is elected City Register.
Fenton's majority Is put down at not far
from 1000.
The Republican gains in the State are
very large. 1t is thought that Fenton's
majority will be about 5000.
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Returns from the Western counties of
tne state comprising the Fourth Congress
slonal District, indicates the reelection of
Frank Thomas hy fully 3,OO0maiority.
Tonight while there were large crowds
of both parties gathered in the vicinity of
the newspaper offices to hear the returns.
there was considerable rioting. Pistols
were used, and one man probably mortally
wounded.
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Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, November G..
The Democrats and Conservatives have
carried all the Legislative and Senatorial
Districts In the city, which give them n
majority IN the Legislature.
he Democrats and Conservatives united
viii have in the next Legislature 10 Sena-
tors to Republicans, and in the House 81
Representatives to 25 Republicans clear
majority ON joint ballot OF 36
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tB- During the month of October there
were s3l deaths in Cincinnati, of whom
4iS were females and 3S3 males. OF this
number al died OF cholera; 1I2 in the
Commercial Hospital.
There are very exaggerated reports of
the fatality of the cholera IN that city 4:
still, visitors there cannot be too prudent
In their habits.
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A Word TO THE PUBLIc.-A great deal
is spoken enofnOw-a-days,w is the cheap
est place to deal in Dayton, or where per-
son can rely on merchants word. We
simply remark, that from appearance, and
from our own dealing with merchants, we
find friend Schwarz of the Eagle Clotking
Store to be straightforward dealer, and
the public can rely on his word, or that of
customers; his stock is certainly by far the
most select and custom- made, and we would
commend our friends and the public gener-
ally to give Mr.. Schwarz call and exam
ine for themselves, mt the sign of the Gold
en- Eagle lis Main street three doors south
of Market House.
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GB~If you want books bound. such as
Magazines, Periodicals, Histories, &C., in
any style, plain and fancy. please call at my
Bindery. F.W. Meyer, corner of Main and
Second streets. lmdaw
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GB~ WAITED IMMEDIATELY! ATTENTION
FARMERS Haas & Mitchell will pay the
highest cash price for HIDES, CALF
SKINS and RYESTRAW, at No. 3l7 Third
street. between Main and Jefferson.
wlm9
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHNG.--A full
stock of the latest styles and hest quality,
just received by Lebensburger & SON No
l0S Main street.
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For SALE.-ITorse, light wagon, and har-
ness. Inquire of w. II. Belville, Northeast
corner Third and Main streets. no3dIw
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Missouri Election.
ST. LOUIS, November G

ST. LOUIS, November G.
The greater number of Radicals on the
county ticket are thought to be elected
Five Conservative members of the Legis-
lature, General Blair among them, are
elected. The Radicals claim the other fiji
teen.
The Conservatives are confident that
they have carried the State, with maiori-
ty In the Legislature.
LATEST.
General Pike is elected over Hogan. i'm
the FIRST District, by about 500 majority.
The Radical county ticket Is elected NV
about 1880 majority
The Conservatives elected two out of six
state Senators, aud three out of fourteen
Representatives, including Frank Blair.
who beats Branscomb about $50.
Returns from the interior are very mea-
ger but so far give q Radical majority.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

MOTHERS, bring your little boys to the
Eagle Clothing Store, aud you'll be aston
shed how nice and how cheap they can he
..ressed up at IFS Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

IL Youths and childrens' suits, from 81
to Sl2' can now be had at lis Main street,
custom-made and OF good material.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

EEs-The best place in the city to buy
cheap Feed, is the Ludlow Hominy Mills.
nO3d6
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SPoRTsMEN, ATrENrIoN.-C.F Ferneding, at
No. 3O6 Second, between Main and ,TefIer-
son streets, has just received another lot OF
those Rubber Hip Boots, just the thing for
hunting and fishing excursions. dim
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asIunetary aud C,OmlHertial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, November 0.

CINCINNATI, November g.
FLoUR-Tho market was quiet. The de-
mana from the local trade is fair. Super
fine we quote at $40 50@lB 50, extra at
Sl2@l3 25, family at $l3 J0@l4 10, and
fancy atSll 50@l5 30.
WHEAr-The market was without any
special change. No. ] winter retl sold az
50 30, No. 50 50. and white wheat at
50. No. spring is held at 80 so.
OATs-The market was dull and heavy.
The best that could be obtained at the close
for No. was 4Sc., and for No. Ole. IN ele-
Vator.
RYE-A quiet and steady market. No.
Is held at 81 35@l 81, and choice at 81 40.
No. is quoted at 81 20al 20.
BARLEY-There Is a moderate demand
for choice samples of fall and spring
Prime fall is held at 81 65aI 20, and No. /
spring at 81 30a1 81.
GRocERlEs-Ihe market Is steady and
quiet with fair demand at 27@30lSc. for
fair to choice Rio Coffee; l2@ l5c. for Raw
sugar; 1lt40H1 1c. for hard refined, aud
S0GH0c. for Porto Rico MOlasseg
WHISKY The market Is unc5sangaJ
Bonded Is held at Bic and free at 81 33
az 20.
SERD-The market Is steady for ali kinds
Clover is firm at SS. Flax also firm at
81 ~. Timothy Is rather duh at S36o3 10.
~
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. November 6.
Money is easy and steady at per cent.
Sterling quiet at 1921 @lO9s6.
Sold Is n shade easier, opening at 1851,
and closing at i473s.
Government stocks steady.
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G8~ Cavalry Over Coats, all colors at the
Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main Street,
Sign of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

BEsFs FURNISHINGS RRDUcED.-In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to $l5. This viii place them in the reach
Of ALL and no family should be without
one. jyl2dtf
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DEFY CoMPETITIoN.-Lebens d
Son. No. los Main street, call particular at
tention TO their new aud splendid stock of
iall and winter Clothing, They defy COM
petition, aud will not be undersOld by any
other house In the city,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

EB-Go to the Ludlow Hominy Mills for
cheap Feed.
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MONEY SAVED Is MoNEY MADE.-The
above maxim is best illustrated by going
to Goodman's popular Boot and Shoe store
10 Main street, whore every thing IN his
line can be bought SO low MS to defy eotn-
petition. His stock is the largest and best
selected in the city; he warrants all his
goods, sews rips for nothing, aud tries hard
to please all who favors him with their Gus
tom. No wonder therefore. that his store
is crowded all the time with eager custo-
mers. Give him y call, by all means.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

PROVIDE FOR WINTER.--We would inform
our readers that Lessner & Brother have
received 500 new and sound Government
Oyercoats, and they offer them for half
their value; therefore we would advise our
,aders to secure one in time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

Women's Kid Shoes at Goodman's at
seventy-five cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

Gs9-IIats and Caps very cheap, at Good
mans.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

E8'- Women's fine sewed Balmorals at
Goodman's at 81 90.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

SPLENDID OYsTERs.--The largest and
finest Oysters OF the season are received
daily by express, at Fred. Lange's Opera
House Restaurant. They can not he ex-
celled in quality. Call and try them.
noTd3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

LOOK TO YOUR lNTEREsr.-C. Ferneding.
No. 3O6 Second between Main and Jefier-
son streots. viii for the next thirty days
sell Boots aud Shoes and Hats and Caps at
strictly wholesale prices in order to make
room for a new stock. dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

To BUSINESS MEN.-Waggoner at the
two or three rooms, and good cellar to
rent, well adapted for almost any business.
Possession given forthwith. no5tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

s3 Honest and fair dealings is the matter
of IL Schwarz, lls Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

SpLENDIp OyERcoATs.-Lcbensbn &
Son, No. los Main street. have iustreceiycd
he most splendid lotof overcoats in the
city, which they are offering at very low
r"res. Call and see thenr ltd&w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

CO" Ladies fur lined. Water Proof
Balmorals. just received AZ G. Feredlug's,
No. a0G Second, between Main aud dcilcr-
son streets. Call and get pair before they
are all sold. dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

e%-Friend Sehwarz don't make idle
promises but really sells the incest made
up, aud more especially, the cheapest clot'l-
ing in Dayton, examine for yourselves, ut
the Eagle Clothing Store, 1ls Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

eB-Thc LUDLOW rIominy Mills will start
on Monday next.
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eS- The cry Of "frew was raised last
night, in Mozart Hall, Cincinnati, which
caused a terrible CONSERVATION among a
crowded audience. The Commercial says :
A few had presence Of mind enough not
to move but the greater portion of the au-
dience jumped 10 their feet aud rushed TO
the stairways, croWding and pushing az
they rushed along the aisles. over the seats
and over each other many being trampled
beneath the feet of the stronger and more
active ones. Down the stairs they rushed,
men and women, struggling. writhing
mass tying before imaginary destruction.
Many were badly bruised and all were ter
ribly frightened. IL is supposed that the
alarm was created by party of plckpOck-
eis, rs f'stall' for Il push that would
give them chance 10 work" as several
watches and pocket-books were stolen in
the crowd.
BCRGLARy-we learn that the Ticket
Office in the Union Depot was entered last
pight, and about hny dollars in postage
currency taken.
EE' For the largest stock Of custom-made
Overcoats, of all the present styles, in
Gliding long frock coats. and OF various
colors, call at the Eagle Clothing store, lis
Main street, three doors south Of Market
House.
eS- A front room aud board for gentle
man and lady. Inquire No. 1ss Main street
eB- Election returns from New York and
other States, say that everybody got beaten
bnt friend Schwarz. who Is always ahead
in the clothing line, especially, just now
he daily receives large Invoices OF custom
made clothing, and can suit everybody in
both styles aud prices. Try him, at us
Main street sign of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07
THE pAU1 EMPIRE.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.


tB- Women's car Shoes At Goodman's al
scventy-iivc cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

CATARRH is a disease ofthe mucous mem-
brane OF the nasal passages and those ceyi-
ties of the head communicating with them.
Insignificant rs it appears IN its first stages,
10 is apt In its progress Co become instrr-
mental IN causing the loss or impairment
of smell. taste. hearing. and sight, and In
creating serious constitutional dcrange-
ments. not unlrequently terminating In
consumption.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

e7- Five hundred Military overcoats,
just received, at the Eagle Clothing store,
II. Schwarz.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

a IIrst Wtc InrIor Vookmg Stoye. ncnrIy
new, Is for sale at the auction rooms Of
Christopher & spielmau. Third street.