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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
THE "EAGLE'S,, HOLIDAY SONG.
Mo- AIS, Main street, Dayton.

Poor FLORA M'FLMsAY had nothing to wearp
An embarrassing fix you'll agree for n maid.
But II bet the cigars that if scawARz had been
Such thing Of Miss FLORA would nothave been
For soHwARz would have furnished her pants and
% vest y
~, Mot t,, exactly the garR for maiden 50 tair-
Than to so like Miss FLORA with--nothing to
Weari
Did you ever see scHwAEzS-If you 'halnt" you
To the Gne block, not far from Market ON Main
Where he sells his choice goods so amazing low
Ihal ms customers say: HES GOT CHEAP on
Full often the buyers say, Pray Mr. sclIw ARR.
ASK r,ors Tor your goods they re so wQndronsly
But in vain do they bogg-Mr s. is too nrm
To be driven to take any more than his pricel
Pass 4ls fd do door when You may you win ne'er fan
r, A 6ig oroied ef customers hurryhg there
Every one of them anxious as anxious can be
10 purchase nice goods, and have Something to
They enter The store, sometimes. ragoea amt
But very few minutes transforms them com
They throw on those garments. ali tattered and
And emerge as .dae gsatisaon out on the streoSi ?
And hdios who turned M. their noses soultehigh
As tnsse men sought the store in their ragged
Greet their ogress with smiles, and a love.hghted
eye
And ,ih tones low and languishing, whisper
'gpod dayF 7'
Then h,nTry, to sonwAa@l Take your greenbacks
Dress yGursoflike gs,faonaa, now while you
And yoa'll thank Us profoundly for writing this
And gratefully sing it for many a dayI
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From Europe.
lBy the Cable.
THE YACHT RACE.
LONDON, December q

LONDON, december ~.
The. yacht Henrietta made the trip. cal
culating the difference between London
and New York time in thirteen davs.
twenty-tliree hours and fiftv-eight min,
utes, beating the Fleetwing eight hours,
fifteen minutes. and the Vesta nine hours
and torty-tive minutes.
3 LONDON, December 27-Noon.
The yacht Eleetwing lost six men and
her iib-boom on the 2Oth inst
The yacht fiesta is all right, aud would
have been within two hours of the winner
but for an error in her pilot.
The London Times compliments the
American yachtmen for the fast time thev
made with their crafts.
The best run that the yacht Henrietta
made in one day was two hundred and
eighty niles and the least run she made in
one day was one hundred and thirteen
miles. She made the entire passage across
the ocean but with one tack, and did not
lose even rope. The Henrietta is every
where looked upon rs one of the best and
fastest yachts that ever sailed the ocean,
ana is greatly admired by everybody.
THE COLLIER EXPLOSIONS.
The details of the explosion at Oaks Col
liery, in England, show three hundred and
eighteen deaths. THE second explosion
caused tWcnty-eight more deaths, mostly
mining engineers and firemen of neighbor-
ing oollicries. There were two more ex-
plosions the same day, causing the search
to be suspended. Another explosion oc-
CURED near Stailordshire, by which seven
ty-four lives were lost.
LIVERPOOL, December 20.
GenerafMiller, for several years connect
ed with the Fenian organization, publicly
Stephens as "A humbug and cheat,
ana warns his countrymen against him.
LONDON, Saturday, December 20.
American securities improved in demand
and price. Old five-twenties advanced TO
f2]S. The following is the correct market:
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening.
Sales of cotton to-day, $4,000 bales, the
market closing at an advance of fully I'D.
uplauds, 1871.
LIVERPOOL, Friday.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales
IF cotton for the week at 10000 bales, and
.he stock In port is 10000 bales above the
estimate. Prices advanced I'D. Its quot
ID l5d.; market quiet.
TRIESTE, December %.
The Turks are reported as having been
gain defeated with heavy loss by the Can
liam insurgents.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE JOHN
E .4 MAlJSE FARM. n



Between the hours of one and four O'Clock Il. NJ
upon the premises the following described real
Ohio, to-wit; Being forty two acres more or less.
on the west side of the of sectlu
no, nineteen ug, town four ~, range ave (5),
The premises have been appraised free OF
dover at one hundred and ten dollars per acre.
and cannot sell for less than that amount
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash; one third
IN one year, and one-third in two years from the
~ ~ uay OF April l@l, with interest from that date
the payment 10 be secured by mortgage uuon The
premises sold. 0. 10
Ihe premises are situated on the township road
aHl adjoining the town of Amity, and about one
nan mile south Of the Wolf Greek Pike. There is
upon the premises good frame DWELLING with a
goOd cellar under same; good frame harni well
OF good wateri stone spring house; Stone smoke
mouse, ana all the necessary out-buildings all in
good repair a young orchard of bearing fruit OF
a general variety and choice fruit Also. running
water, furnished by never failing spring sum.
cient for stock. HARVEY VtNliS
Executor of John Mausp, deceased
GEO w. MOYEE, Attorney i6w4
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JOhn Henry Shell gt al. u.s. Andrew Cass Shell ct
al, Case No 3jB5 superior Court OF Montgom-
cry County, OHIO. In partition.
DURSUANT to an 0rdetbf sale made by the su.
i perior Court of Montgomery Comfy Ohio
and TO me directed, will ofer at public sale on
the premises, IN Miamisburg, on
lSafariay, fshrudry 0, 1861, i4
iletween the hours of one and four O'Clock p 49,
the following real estate, to-wit: Situate in the
county OF Montgomery and state Of Ohio all that
certain tract or parcel OF land lying in the town
of hiamisburg, in the county of Montgomery and
slate OF Ohio, to-wit; being n-lot No 53 ON Jacob
kerchers plat Of said town.
Also in-lnr No. AS agreoably 10 the original plat
of said town. r'''
Also the following. Being part of the south
half Of section No. 70 town 1 range g. NJ. R's:
beginning at astalSe on the north bOundnry OF
said half section thence s48af degrees WIZ poles
60 astake; thence AJli degrees OFT poles to n
stone; thence u HS degrees e iig poles along the
pike TO the place Of beginning, cOntainiDg ten
acres, more or less I. ~
Also the following, in section 20 town range
", NJ. H. Is, beng outlOt No on Isaac Ireon's Mat
of opt.lots. which Is recorded in Plat Book "a
page lO5, OF Montgomery County Records, con.
tanning i've acres, more or less
said lot No 53 is appraisedlat ........ AZ ZOO
Sald lot No. 4S Is appraised at ... ...-.. a93
sad ten acres OF land are appraised al gOO
said ave acres Of land are appraised at 500
Ana cannot be sold for less than two-thirs of the
Appraised value thereof respectively
TERMS-One-thrd of the purchase money must
DC phlu cash on the day OF sale; one third IN one
year and one~thifd in two years thereafter. do
ferred payments TO bear interest and to be secured
by mortgage ON the premises edI '0'-f
H q. g. III. DAVIDSON
sheriff of Montgomery County. ohio
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. tGwtt
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NUSiaoMrnY C'o,ilety McnIosL socifrY.
1-'rbo gnunal meeting win be held az the
tF,illips House, dayton, on Thursday, the
.bd llay.at JANUARY, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. AZ
fall and pnnetual attendanee is requested.
~ 1fnNaY X. SrEEit, Secretary.
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E11as R es.

NsuoctssOr of Julius Bonsteinl
ssS ThiFd street, Dayton, Ohio.
INAhEs the liberty TO notify the old friends and
Customers of his predecessor and the pnh-
M ~ generally that he continues this well known
cigar and Tobacco business. celebrat,si nv r.
MOST 81 uPERIOR BRANDS OF CIGARS Nh
IpBACCO, rs well u by largest stock OF smok ing
Hpeles ~ general. Please can aud be convinced
uce<o-diW ELIAS REEs.
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LARCENY or CLoTHNG.-Th dwelling Of
Mr.. o. G. Wheeler, a compositor IN our of
flee, who resides on First street, was robbed
of various articles of clothing beiongingto
the family, on Christmas morning, by a
young woman named Julia Holmes, who
had been in the employ Of the family for a
short time. On the morning named, she
asked permission to make a'short visit to n
friend, and left taking the missing articles
with her, hmonnGng in value to some sixty
dollars. She failed 10 return herself or the
goods, and has not since been heard from.
ANY information in regard to her present
locality would be tbankfully received by
the police authorities.
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NOTICE.

NE Undersigned would inform the public that
nc mas sold his entire stock Of Cigars Tobagro
ma hIu various other smoking articles 10 Elias Rees
VINO Wlll continue the business at the old stand and
70 Whuih ne cordially recommends his old friends
and customers. The business NyiIi he settleIby tbc
unuersl sned himself, and those Indebted to him
VIII please make early payment '"'
JULIUS BORNsTEIN
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Toys And Fancy Goods
AT AUCTIONi

d. j. Rouzer SO Wayne street, is selling
his entire stock Of Toys and Holiday Goods,
Notions, Sc, at Public Auction. If you
want goods for nothing, be there this even
ing at seven o'clock, Z. w. McGowan,
Auctioneer.
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asIunttarg aud CJummtrrial,
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, December 20. y
F'Loua--Spring aupernne can be bought
at 80 25@9 40, and Winter az 50 75@10 25.
Extras are selling at $40 b0@12 25 for
Spring, and Winter family Is quoted nj
SIP 25@l2 40 for Spring, and Sl2 75@13 90
for Winter Small sales of fancy are being
made at $l4@15.
WHRAr-1Winter Red is firm at % 7Ba
80 for No. 2, and 81 80 for No. L. We did
not hear of any transactions In Hill or
White Wheat; some of the best grades are
offering at 50 95@3. aI
CORN-A steady market, and a fair de-
mand at 52@54c. for new ear, at upper and
lower roads, and 60@6lc. for sheIled, In ele-
yator and including new gunnles at 700
16e. There is nothing doing in old Corn ~
consequence. There was some shelled Of
fering to-day at Zoe.
OATs-The market remains quiet, and
the demand moderate at 53c. for No. l in
elevator. and soc. for No. 2. alE.f ,gl''
RNE-The offerings were quite light, and
the market closed with an upward ten
deney Ia prices. Holders are asking 81 10
for No. l. in elevator, and 81 20 for extra.
BARLEY-The demand folythe best grades
OF spring and fall is fair, and prices are
steady at 81 05@l 20 for prime to choice
fall, and 81 30@l 80 for choice State spring.
GRocEREs-The market rules duh. hut
prices are unchanged. We quote fair to
choice Rio Coffee at 24027c. raw Sugar at
ll@l4c.; hard refined at 151%@lGc., and
Molasses 7O@S0e. for Porto Rico.
WHIsKY-The market to-day was very
firm, and holders were asking 28e. There
were no sales at this rate, however, though
there was an active demand at 25c.
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NOTICE.

'IliE undersigned would inform the public that
L he has sold his entire stock of Boots and shoes
70 Goodman, who viii continue at the old stand
the public generally "N
me undersigned viii settle the business himself
anu lhose indebted TO him viii please come up and
sotsIg; Sss5,, SAM WE'LL
journal copyl
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Departure OF Treasure-FaiIures.

SAN Francisco, December 20.
The Golden Age sailed to-day, taking
100000 in treasure.
There were eight failures of produce and
retail dry goods merchants announced yes
terday. The aggregate liabilities are SiO,-
600.
The banks are discountiug freely at Ia
per cent .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

GB- The late Griffin Taylor Of Cincin-
natl, has leitthe following bequesis IL his
will. widows Home. s1OO0f Cincinnati
Orphan Asylum, $1,000; Home Of the
Friendless, $1,000; and Colored Orphan
Asylum, $500. His estate is valued at
sl.05O,000 @ T1i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

t7-The Fair at Ciegg's Hall, to-night
willpresent many new and ynfled attrat-
tiOns. Hf a
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WHISPERS AND MUSTACHES

EORCED TO grow upon the smoOthest face in
Il from three 70 i've weeks by using DR. SEVIG-
MES RESrAORArUERC CAPILLAfRE the most
wonderful discovery in modern science acting
manner IL has been used by the elite OF Paris
and London with the most lattering success
Names Of all purchasers win be registered and II
entire satisfaction ~ not given In every Instance
the money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by
mah, sealed and postpaid 81. Descriptive oircu-
lars and Testimonials mailed free Address BER-
GER, SHUTS Il co, Chemists No 2S5 River
street Troy, n. y Sole agents for the United
states. nO80dlm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

az Look out for the Golden Eagle, lis
Main street, three doors South of Market
House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

l8- slods, slods, sicds ! at Huber & Sons
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

Boys AND YoUri's CLoTHNG.--An en-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
Just received by Lebensburger s. Son, No.
l0S Main Street.
~ Hats and Caps very cheap, at Good
mans,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

Es3 Immense reduction IN Boots
end ShoeS-GU first class aVOrLc--af
G0Odhdft's, 10 Main Street, for 30
daps. These Gop1s MUSB Post
ttOetD be sold, reOdrdless of cost.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
Notice to sportsmen,

A Ill persons are hereby forewarned not TO tres
\ pass upon the farms of the undersigned, with
pose of shooting or killing game as all persons so
found tresspassing will be dealt with according TO
the utmost rgOr OF the law. The farms of the un-
dersigned are situated in Randolph Township,
MONTGOMERY lO.. md Union Tn Mimi o. Nhin
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
Train of Cars Destroyed by Fire.

\ train of nine cars heavily laden with
petroleum, on the Erie Railroad, caught
fire at Culia SummitStation, near this place,
yesterday, destroying the cars and oil. The
fire probably originated from sparks from
the locomotive.
The conductor was badly burned, but il is
believed his injuries are not fatal.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
To Their Customers.

Nj IL. JOHN Held will give his attention tn
- - customers who may call at the Carriagv Man
esat esattSry 81 j. Langdon Brother Fourth street
>"'''i "Sh'I7oh del9iIN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

House.
.t+- -------s.s r-------
eS Sleds, Sleds, Sleds at Huber g Sons.
Doors AND SHoEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Our clever friends, William Kehm & Bro.
at No. So Jefferson street, have Just receiy-
ed large and splendid assortment of Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps intended expressly
for the holiday trade. Their stock Of calf
boots, ladies', misses and children's shoes
cannot be surpassed in the city. They are
Offering them at very low figures, which
should be an inducement to all to call aud
purchase at their store. de2ld2
E8-Women's Kid Shoes at Goodman's M
eyenty-five cents.
s3- For black cloth suit, custom-made.
to htwell and at the right price, 80 TO the
Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
Fine Carriages, Buggies
Sleighs and Cutters.
j. LANcpoM & BRO,

HAVE Tor sale at their manunaotory. Nos. II
II ID ani 10 Fourth street ane assortment of
Carriages, Buggies, ,sleighs and Cutters.
Repairing done promptly. noaOdawam
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
e2 Women's fine sewed Balmorals a
Goodman's at 81 90.

or Look at those warm Overcoats friend
Schwarz is supplying the people with, at
~ 90. Goand see them, and you'n fluid all
other goodsalso, in his mammoth establish
ment, in proportion.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

FALL AND WINTER CLorHNG.-A fun
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
Just received by Lebensburgcr & Son, No.
los Main street
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|
! autai alutites.
PvBnc NoaIcKe-To' debtors of the qal.
iirpn of Cavner & Poullus.. The firm having
been dissolved, the books posted. and AZ
sighed ~ J. r. Panllus, of,thc h,tc flrnssai
who arc Indebted will please eati t4nd set
ltle. IN pn,,ras' So /,
layton, December n, 1886. 3td
- 81 ~ u =
NFwNE4Rs IuSoIt-fr,sa. i.ang9 ndVer
to peionhIone proposes 70 ia thd fiest
lunch Of the holiday season, al the. Opera
House Restaurant on New Years morning
az ten O'Clock. Tnia1eys, chlckenE onails
oysters apd everything that the epicurt
can crave viii Be 6h'the bill OF fare. It
MI be emphaticallythe lunch Of The sea-
.sopp, and he invites his many friends 10 be
sifHalia 70 paftake OF Il. I'D
~
"TRE oID Folks AT HoME.,--We, have
often seen tin print. aud once ON niece
ofmusic, ''the old folks, at home, y but heyef
80 we'll appreciated Il as we did on Christ
mas Eye, when Capt, Retter, of the ,,AIo,,ts
somoFl lIoasA" gnse tho old folk a oofNs
lon Party, which resulted i'm a most ioyons
oceasions 3iHGvOSfsels
20 pleasant was that entertainment go
gSplal'Ahas been indnccd TO repeat it, on
Ne'o Years zee. OF course the interest Of
the first VIA not be absent from the next.
l.....
Oh rsE SAME DAY!--A mr SAME
PLACE! AND ny TnE SAMEl--Capt. j. A.
Minick wishes the public to understand
mat he is still selling groceries cheaper
tnal at any other place in the city. They
are all of first quality. Remember tho
place, corner Of Jefferson and Market
streets.
Gas Thanks are rendered my numerous
customers for their liberal PATRONAGE
during thc'past year. Feeling grateful for
past iavors, | shall strive to merit their
patronage in the future by fair and liberal
dealing. | am now better prepared than
ever to furnish Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps, Cloths, Oassimeres. Furnish
ing Goods, and mems wearing apnarel
which l will make up and warrant TO give
satisfaction, and at prices lower than the
V"N'O' harvey H. Iams, 232 East Fifth
Street. ..Is .r. ,dooodo
"a HAPPY New YEAR."-Captain Retter
of the Montgomery House, will rive n
.CotillOn Party on New Years Eve. AMI
ohaste and proper persons are cordially
invited. No gent admitted unless accom-
panied by a lady. Improper persons are
positively prohibited. Good music will be
III attendance. de2M2
"a TnE MULES are just hauling in a
hundred barrels of Salt. Call at j. A. Min
lck'ss corner of Jefferson and Market
streets.
TIE TR UTH.- -iSch,caI;= says he
iotU sell a good sait Of clothing $40
cheaper, and an O0ercoat So less
tl'Gh any house in DdytOn--he'H do
10. Try him.
Es5 Immense reduction in Boots |
6lid Stoes-dH first class aVOgL--dt
GOOdlnaH's, 10 Main Street, for 30
ddgs. These Goods MUSB Post !
ttOetD be sold, reOdrdless of cost.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

= seal. sIed., Sod. ! a naoer 4 son..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

G83~ Women's Calf Shoes at Goodman's at
seyenty-iiye cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

GzS- Go to Schwarz' for bargains in fine
Overcoats, 11S Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

eB" Christmas and New Years are fast
approaching and when on your Hounds in
Ddytoa, Men and Boys, be sure and drop
in to see friend Schwar2s enormous stock
of custom-made Clothing. You1l find his
stock more tasty made up, by a great deal
larger and more especially Ills prices, that
will certainly induce buyers to purchase
and be always satisfied Don't forget
schwarz, at the sign of the Golden Eagle,
l1S Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

u -Four hundred Government Over
coats, warranted new and of excellent ma
terial from 81 to So, just received, at the
Eagle Clothing Store. IL. SCIIwARz.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

TIE TR UTH.-- -,SchCai:= sans he
aot~ sell a good sat Of clothing $IO
cheaper, and an OcercOat So Tess
MGm any house IN he'll do
IL. Try him.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

DEPY CoMTTH1rToN.--Iebe ebensbmger 80
Son, No.10S Main street. cail particular at
Lentioll to their new and splendid stock of
fail and winter Clothing. They dcfy com
petition, and Will not be underSold hy any
other house in the CITY,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
gural ana aNlistellantaasl

G8-Go clnly7totlie Fair at Gleggs ilplh
Tonight It
Nrw HEARs DAY.-In order 70 give our
printers an opportunity to enjoy ula New
Years holiday, no paper viii be issued 60
morrow. if'HHols u.Iu