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The improved aspect Of affairs In London
has checked 'tlie1niWarl tendency IN gold.
and premium has fallen materially during
the morning. 7Thpt1plyt h0WeVer. has q
certain support from Us largely oversold
3 Tie saiisBor gold BY a6ba uetcrhmept
since May Emnolmt 10 s85,50OOOO. The
total shipment from this port for the week
will amount Ia about S0.50O,00O.
The .l.QppQn sShippipG Gasaite Of the eve
ning OF Gle 10TH, anhounccs that the Bank
OF England has yTisetl Its Interest, for ad-
rances on stock toltwelyc per cent, in con-
sequence ~ the great pressure for assist
ance In this shape on speculative account
on the Stock Exchange.
A dispatch of the 18th saH Austrian vol
untecrs were about 20 proceed 70 Mexico.
They will, 10 10 stated, sail under the French
flag. r &N
Fertile Brothers, of Liverpool, have sus-
pended. Liabilities heavy, hut assets con-
slderably IN excess thereof Other suspen-
sions reported.
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Washington Matters.

WAsHINGToN, May 20.
Active preparations are making for the
National Fair for the benefit of the Sailors
and Soldiers Orphans' Home. A spacious
building Is now In course of erection.
In the House, Thad. Stevens made a yio-
lent attack on the Secretary of the Treas
ury, whom he designated us the recreant
tool of recreant President. and was in
favor of Congress electing TO the office in
question, so as to lessen the patronage OF
McCulloch. lie stated that no longer ago
than Saturday morning, that officer had
declared TO member of Congress Who was
seeking an appointment for one of his
friends, that he would appoint no man to
Office who did not indorse the principles OF
the Administration. Mr.. Stevens continued
in n violent strain, aud referred In bitter
terms to McCulloch's speech of Wednesday
night.
The only subject of general interest be-
fore the House this morning was the tax
bill. which Is still under discussion. An
amendment was adopted taxing railroad.
canal, steamboat and stage-eoach companies
214 per cent. on their gross receipts from
passengers and mails. ~ gPg
Applicants for pardon are not so rlu-
inerous as they were few months ago but
those who apply personally are none the
less importunate. Pardons were granted
to-day 70 thirteen persons of the classes
Included IN the nrst and thirteenth clauses
of the amnesty proclamation.
Specials TO the evening papers say the
proceedings in the Republican Senate eau
Gus revealed the fact that more than two
thirds Will support the Constitutional
amendment In n modified form The third
section will probably be struck out. Prob
ably two substitutes for the whole amend
ment will be offered in the Senate.
Information has been received by the De-
partment of State that the French trans
port-steamer Rhone LEFT Vera Cruz for
France. having on board about 1000 soldiers
whose term of service had expired M 81
A very earnest movement Is on foot 10
pass the Colorado Bill this week over the
veto. Those who are favoring this step
claim that IL is based on the ground that a
political issue lp that respect must be made
by Congress with the President.
The workmen engaged in collecting au,l
biryihg tie soldiers and civilians who died
In the service, In and about Hampton, Vir-
ginia, report that they have thus far rein
tered, In the cemetery at Hampton, the re-
mains OF about 1000 men,
Secretary Seward has written the Cow
ernef that Louisiana passports are illegal
and void.
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a.lunttary aud C,ummrrfiai.
Cincinnati Markets.

n NIHCINNATI, May %.
FLouR--The market Is very firm At the
quotations, anil the offerings are light. Su
pertine we quote at 50 5O6l0; extra, $40 20
oil family, Sl1 50@l2 80. and fancy, sI3
6nl6. a. <sfs ogrH s,fIT1
WnEAT-The feeling in the market Is firm
and holders seem disposed to sell freely at
the quotations. We quote extra spring at
~ 20@2 %, No, new red at 81 ibm3 30,
NO, = 90. ~ ~ JQ@2 81, and. choice old red
CoRN--There is an active demand, and
prices are firm at 5s@59e. for No. L mixed
III elevator, and Zoe, In sacks. ,f. atIr
OATs--The demand Is confined chiefly TO
No. |; No. not being Inquired for to any
extent but are held at 42Ca4 a4.3o. In elevator;
No. are bringing 4S@43c., and In rare
cases soc, is asked.
RYE-Prlces are firm at s56gOc.; the
supply being light and the demand good.
BARLEY-Is in active demand and tend
ing upward. We quote prime fall and Can
adian at 81 351l 10, aud in many cases
holders are asking 81 80 for Canadian.
Malt Is held at 81 5061 60.
GRoCERIEs--There Is good deJnand from
the country trade, and the market rules
tirm at 23@2 2Sc. for fair to choice Rio Coffee
l2@l5c. for raw Sugar; lG16@l7c. for hard
renned, and 0O@05c. for Porto Rico Molns-
ses.
WHIsKY--A fair demand at So % for that
duty paid. and 23c., In bond.
SEEDs-Flax Is firm and in good demand
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Late From Isuropc--Tbe War AS
pect.

IllIl l fNEw lOllk, My AZ.
ffic steamer a tlantic from Bremen has
arrived with twelve hundred passengers Z;
thesteamer Belloua from IIayrewith flve
hundred passengers; the steamer Aloppo
from Liverpool with i've hundred Passen-
gersg gsteamerCity Of Manchestqr with seven
Hundred passengers have arrived.
The military httItude OF the various pow
ers Is very threatening. 800
II Is reported that BismarlS receives daily
warnings ofimminent assassination.
u Is stated that Austria IN q few weeks
VIII have 100000 men In the field. Large
bodies of troops sent from Vienna had al
ready effected strategic concentration on
the Prussian frontier.
a Milan telegram says 1000 Austrian
sailors had arrived at Venice for the defense
of Laquez. and orders had been issued to
organize n body OF 1000 boatmen for trans
porting soldiers 10 the Island ofLldo.
Twcnty-two thousand Austrian troops
passed through the Mestte-Trieste
"A telegram says the Italian squadron left
the Bay of Larauto and taken . position In
the Atlriatlc between Ancona and the Island
Of Grossa, thereby closing the Gulf Of
Trieste, and threatening Venice, Trieste,
Poland and Fueme. .,ls
A Milan telegram Of the 10th states that
the regiments of Croats continue to arrive !;
COCO were expected altogether, and they
will be echeloned from Frivoli 10 Padua.
Depots for the Austrian military service
In Venetia have been established at Gratz,
and n considerable force is stationed IN the
field. The garrison of Venice Is 10 be
raised To 2L000. Gunboats have been sta
toned, aud many torpedoes sunk IN the
outer harbor of Venice.
The correspondence between the King of
Prussia and the Gar Is believed TO have
been connected with the creation of Duchy
of Warsaw, and Il is declared that the Gar
has not interfered In favor of peace.
A Vienna dispatch of the 18th states that
an Imperial ordinance will shortly be pub
lished, declaring merchant vessels and car
goes not liable to capture by Austrian ves-
sells of war, simply because they belong to
Il nation with which Austria Is Mt war.
The CITY OF Boston has arrived from Liv
erpool 10th and Queenstown 18th.
In both Houses of Parliament the bonn
bardment Of Valparaiso has been noticed
in terms OF indlgnity by the neutrals.
The British Admiral was defended and
fully indorscd by the Government.
The English press and people loudly de-
nounce the act of Spain An Indignation
meeting, was held ut Liverpool, adopting
resolutions of protest; also resolutions ex-
pressing gratitude for the exertions of
Commodore Rodgers, of the United States
Navy. ftt t- 'tf
LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE race for Derby
to-day was won by Lord Lyon; Bribery
colt was second, aud Rustic third. Twenty
four horses ran. r..I.l.f
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, May IS. 1861
To he OifiSens Of Duytos.
IN compliance with request made by tho Pres.
ident and members OF the CITY Hoard of Ueslth
and many other citizens Of the city T. JON Ann AN
hENSEf Mayorof Dayton do issue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS There Is lust cause 10 believe that
malignant 0r Infectious diseases are INST pproach
~ ny ", ana LOT fhe purpose OF being prepared ia
the best possible manner Tor cases such as holera
OF olhall IoN, the owner, tenant, heA 4 of family
or proprietor Ofinny house or building within fhe
limits OF the city, Is required by the law and Ori
nsnee oi me city 70 have, or permit soon as il
any person IN or about their premises has any ma
llgnhDt OF injections diseases. such as small nor
or cholera, yellow nag 70 he put pp N a prorni.
nent and conspicuous place bp me nFen,fscs ~
serve a warning TO the public that eontagIon iS
near. Any person guilty OF displaciuR any such
nag until the cause for putting ii there Is entirely
removed viii be liable 10 nne of $40 aud costs
Al, ~ T. pnsslelshs commanders Of canal boats and
an keepers OF boarding houses, taverus and cof-
tee-houses, are required 10 accordance with see.
tion oni, OF an ortiinKnee regulating reports Il,
certaih cnses, 10 report. n writing, 20 the Mayor
without delay every case which may come 4, Their
kn wedge Of small pox, or cholera or.o rrin@ ~,
existing within tho, limits vicinity of the cltv
such case - 80"
lt e also required that the parents or headsoI.
families. will have the members on their famiiv
tnal has not been, or In the opinion of their famiIy
physician require IT, Vaccinated as soon "A nossIhS
All persons having any malignant or contaFIons
Sssse So shaia lease his her or their rooms and
any house where persons win BE- Ia danger n fat
ms SAID disease before they shall have received n
certificate fro.n some physician that they are pssf
=, any s Ssngsr o. eonSgon are liable on conviction,
dollars. afI-. ION ATlt A < 'e rSstN sis1 "i'9
his 20 s' titt -t't Mayor OF DAYTON
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The LnsL Novel.

Prairie du Chen, wis, the oldest town on
the upper Mississippi, Is noted for Its sleepy
beauty of location, Its old fort, (Cfawford,)
and for being the place from whence JEFF
Davis, when n lieutenant In the United
States army, cloped with the daughter of
lex-President Taylor, then colonelln conn
mand Of our forces at Fort Crawford. Here
was Davis AFst secession exploit lie
loved the handsome daughter of Col. Taylor.
That love was returned. Col. Taylor would
not consent to their marriage. so Lieut.. Da-
Wis seeded from Prairie du Chen and went
for another nnion, By means of rope
ladder the girl let herself down from the
upper window of the commandant's house
at the fort; In the darkness of the night
they went TO the edge of the river; trusty
Indian took the lovers IN his canoe, and off
down the stream they went and were
married at st. Louis as soon as they could
reach that point. JEFF. Davis relies, in
Guiding portions of his old lieutenant's uni
form, are with other curiosities now pre-
served In cabinet of curiosltles at La
Crosse, Wis.
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tTrThe Grand Jury Of Franklin county
was to have met at Columbus on Saturday
It will be again called upon TO investigate
ana presentment make, In the case of ex.
Treasurer Dorsey, the former indictments
having been set aside for irregularity in
making up the jury.
Dorsey may be indicted, over and over
again, but he never will be brought to fair
trial. We think that determination has
been sticking out for a good while. In the
meantime the great plundercr is as devout
at prayer meetings as IL he already were
one of the elect.
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NOTICE TosoLDIERs ANDsAIIoRs

I. All officers, In the Navy, who lost clothing by
reason Of the destruction OF vessels
All who claim retained Government or Local
Bounty (both Army and Navy)
B. All able, and Ordinary Seamen, who enlisted
In the United States Navy between the cath OF Feb
ruary and the 1st ofJuly, 1854.
4. All officers Of the srmy--whO recruited on
conditional Comfissions-And
D., Veterans who have received no Local Bounty
viii nnd 1t 70 their interest 10 address, Matthews
y Brunangh," lO2 East Pearl street Cincinnati
Ohio, who promise speedy and prompt settlement
of the above claims
MATTHEws& 4 BRUNAUGH.
m7-ds I0s Fast Pearl street. Cincinnati q. /
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" Mont,e,s1 ,Ios,r,i = ~ ond H. lfEo,,o, y,

I A MoDfRN JosEpH-we find the follow
ing anecdote of Mr.. LINCOLN going the
rounds of the papers:
Once when conversing with Hon. j. A.
Brlggs,the Ohio State Agent,he said "Why,
Briggs, | believe there Is evena system of
female brokerage In offices here In WASH
ington, for am constantly beset by women
of all sorts, high and low, pretty and ugly,
modest and the other sort Here, yesterday,
q very handsome young woman called
she would not take u denial. was admitted,
and went straight TO work soliciting a
certain Office for somebody, supposed to be
her husband. She pleaded his cause dex-
terously, eloquently, and, at times, was al
most successful by her importunate eu-
treaties. BY degrees, she came closer and
closer to me, as I sat in my chair, until re-
ally her face came so near my own that /
thought she wanted me to kiss her. When
my indignation came to my relief, and,
drawing myselfback and strengthening my
self up, gave her tho the proper sort Of a
look and said Mrs., you are very
pretty. and it's very tempting; HUT !
woN'Tr"
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The Bureau.

80 4s AUGUSTA, GA. May "a.
Generals Steedman and Fullerton arrived
this afternoon from Florida. They will re-
main week for the purpose of preparing
a report in reference to the conduct of the
Bureau and condition of the freedmen In
South Carolina, Florida and the Sea Islands.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28
The Church Controyersr.

F'T' LVUIsi nIHy 70,
The New School Assembly yesterday pro-
yided, through series of resolutions. for
the appointment of committee of fifteen,
TO consult with n similar committee from
the Old school Assembly on the subject Of
Organic reunion.
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Foreign Itenls.

--.- $500. New HoRK, May 20.
The Poets money article SAYS the news
by the Saxonia aud the America. that the
panic In England was over, has had reas-
suring effect here, and while gold has
slightly declined. Government and other
securities have gone up. ~ ~ d'Ili
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THE OrKRA .HoUsE.---On Saturday eve
ming there was u good attendance TO wit
ness the very pleasant and attractive play
of mick Of the Woods which was admi-
rably performed, Mr.. Maculey and Miss
Nelson in the leading characters. Mr.. NJ.
closed his engagement on Saturday night.
Tonight the charming actress and esti-
Unable lady, Miss Virginia, Howard, will
make her first appearance before Dayton
audience, In the beautiful drama Of "I.yshia,
or the Jewish Malden's Wrongs" Miss
Howard is preceded by an enviable dram
attic fame, and we have no doubt win prove
herself decided favorite with our play
going citizens. She will be supported this
evening by the full strength of the excel
lent Opera House company. The entertain
ment will conclude with the amusing and
popular farce Of the "Toodles," with Mr..
Radcliffe as "Timothy Topdics.Y D
j II III ~
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Death OF q MllIlonnire.

lNDIANAPoLIs, INp, May 27.
Calvin Fletcher, one of the oldest and
wealthiest citizens of Indiana. died at his
residence here, Yesterday afternoon, of
paralyuc pneumonia. He was sixty-nine
years of age, and leaves an estate yaffously
estimated AT from Sl.5OO.OOO 70 S2.On0.DOO.
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THE SISTERS FAIR.--It should be borne
In mind that the Sisters Fair at Clegg's
Hall, will be continued this evening and
tomorrow evening. SO far the Fair has
been gratifying success, fact which we
are much pleased to record. The object is
a most worthy and commendable one, and
deserves the liberal patronage which has
been bestowed. The exhibition is one of
the most attractive of the kind ever wit
messed In the city, and all who have at
tended are highly pleased with the enter
tainmcnt. Tomorrow evening the splcn-
did piano will be drawn, which will of
course bring out large concourse of peo-
pie. There are numerous attractions this
evening. Let everybody go to the Fair.
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PRINTERS MEErNG.-A meeting of the
Printers of Dayton was held on Saturday
evening, May 90, in the Sherlfrs Office, in
order to complete the reorganization of a
Typographical Union," by the election OF
officers. The following gentlemen were
elected, almost unanimously;
President-J. II. Horton.
Vice PresideRt-Wm. ii. Rouzer.
Corresponding Secrotdry-O. G. Wheeler.
Recording Secretdry-Stephen j. Rigler.
1re0sHrer-H. &. Osborn.
5. j. RigleT, o. @. Wheeler, ii. G. Osborn,
j. Il. Pfiaum and VIM. II. Rouzer were APP
pointed a committee to procure and revise
the Constitution and BY Laws OF the Union
formerly In operation here. and to report
at the next meeting, which the Presidents
was authorized to call as soon as the cOrn-
mlttee completes Its duties.
The Corresponding Secretary was author
lied 20 send a letter 10 be approved by the
President, 70 the National Convention soon
TO meet In Chicago.
The following resolution WAS unani-
mously adopted:
ResOlved, That our thanks are due Sheriff
Davidson for his kindness In giving us the
use of his Office for this meeting.
The Secretary was instructed 10 have the
proceedings OF the meeting published In the
daily papers.
On motion, adjourned.
J. II. HoRToN, President.
SOL. TEvERBAuGH, Secretary.
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FARMERS TAKE NoTIOEii
BUCKWHEAT SEED FOR SALE.

THE undersigned have received large quantity
Il Of WHEAT SEE ., suitable for ieedine
S,,sss Melse may oasfS'f 'as F,Sss sS ,sPS a ySs
Springfield, Ohio, May Is, isB6-mssdiwswa
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tB-By C.P. Huber & Son, Auctioneers--
Joseph stoeklein's great sale Of all his real
estate and personal property, Dayton View,
tomorrow Tuesday, May 20. ~ .u
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IS. Bartlett Sewing Machine. So

II ioENsED under patents OF Howe, wheeler A
and the only cheap machine In the United States
having the right 70 use the Wheeler A Wilson or
We want Al gents 70 Seii mem win pay 40 20
$40 per month, or allow large Commissions Will
send Machines, 70 be paid for whea sold. For Cir.
eulars, Terms, &c, enclose stamp and address
PAGE hhOTH EHs, General Agents.
AZ either Of our 0fices, Philadelphia Pa, Tolsdo.
Ohio, or St. Louis, Mo.
"seys with double or single thread, -,sossnttGs
WoeNlHoR .H
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Il Montgomery County, Ohio viii offer for sale
ut public auction, on
Saturday. June 30, 1855,
Between the hours OF two and four O'Clock d. m .
upon the premises, six miles west of Gt rmantown,
on the county line road the following described
real estate. situate in said county Of Montgomery
SSa, ~ eleven P2ies ana three links
OF the southwest quarter OF section No six, town.
ship three, and of range four, east, thence north
ave degrees, twenty poles, to coneri thence
north eighty 1--we degrees, east sixteen poles 10
corner; thence south i've degrees. east twenty
poles 10 oorneri and thence south eighty a We
degrees west sixteen poles 20 the place OF begin
ming, containing two acres Of land.
There is upon the premises good dwelling
house, stable ana other out-buildings, aud gene
raj variety Of bearing lrsait trees, etc - u I r L
rhe premises have been appraised'Rt fosir hun
thirds OF that amount q HCf
Terms Of sale-One- third cash one third In one
year, and o1ssthird IN two years from day OF sale
with Interest 70 be secursd by mgriEage gReI the
premises, ,JosErh WILLs0N,
GKoR0E W. M0YER, Attorney. m2bdbwF
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WANTED.--IIalf dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1886 Second street, miss Good
mans old stand.) al3-dtf.
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For Making Sugar.

IRON FURNACEs-AT VERY LOW
PRICES, Al CllRISToPHER a sPIELMAN's
Sis Third street. They viii save time labor and
wood Ia boiling sirup and cooking food for farm
stock They are light and portable
Also, great number Of pans for boiling sugar
water Call and see for yourselves iebaiwtf
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Sew YORK NToney MarlxeI.

ia'a New York. May 90.
Money steady atT per cent. Sterling dull
at l09@ lO998. Gold lower, opening at 1885,,
closing at 1913. aaoiH vs. " 2 ''X'
Total exports OF specie to-day. Ss,OO0OOO
Government Stocks l4@SS better. iIi.I
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tB-T This item was clipped from the In
dianapolis Herald of few days since:
"a soldier, sick and destitute, Is now lying
ut the Globe Hotel. Yesterday they were
talking of sending him 10 the poor-house
If there Is any loyalty and patriotism ieft
in Indianapolis, that means anything more
than words, &c.
And the following from Washington
Associated Press dispatch, lately:
Seen. Howard has begun the distribution
of the $4,000 appropriation by Congress
for the relief Of destitute and suffering
| freedmen In this district. board has
been appointed, with DR.. Kelburn, chief OF
the surgical bureau, as President, and the
city divided into two districts with Su-
perintendent for each"
If the poor, sick and destitute soldier
had only possessed black hide, there
would have been no occasion TO send him
to poor-house, but he would have had his
wants looked afler by Generals, medical
bureaus, and superintendent. Pleasant for
the niggers-how do the whites like the ar
rsngementY
BY the way, as The Journal has underta-
Ken to run the Democratic party, perhaps
IL would be as well for us 20 dispense with
nominating convention altogether.-E,n-
pire. erset fa.a 3ff ~ u
Just las we'll" We have been running
the Democratic party for several years and
propose TO keep at II until we run Il com
pletely into the ground.--JOHTndl. ~
You have been running the Abolition
party Of Montgomery county for some
three or four years past, and some Of them
thlnkyou have got It about as near ~into
the ground" as there Is any occasion for.
The otiice-holders and expeetants of your
party are very decidedly Of this opinion.
You have got one OF them so far along that
he is entirely buried
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~ BY @. r. Huber & Son, Auctioneers--
Joseph Stoeklein's great sale OF all his real
estate and personal property, Dayton View
tomorrow Tuesday, May 20. , 4
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PLEASURE TRIPS TO LAKE ERIE.-An ar
rangement has been made In the running
oftrains from this point to Sandusky, by
which our citizens can enjoy season of
recreation, in fishing and sailing on Lake
Erie, with very little loss of time. BY taxi
ing the 9 o'clock, p. NJ. train from Dayton,
parties can reach sandusky early next
morning, spend the day In fishing and in
haling the invigorating lake breezes, aud
If they wish, return the same evening by
taking the 10 =. NJ. train at Sandusky.
Elegant sleeping cars are provided on the
trains both ways, so that the trip can be
made without loss of rest or sleep, and but
with single days loss of time. The fish
ing In the Lake is excellent now, and there
is no difficulty in procuring boats and all
other needful accommodations. Parties Of
pleasure should make note of this.
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az The best and fastest stock of custom
made Clothing in Dayton Is 10 be found al
the Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main Street
three doors south Of Market House.
m2idawlw.
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BOYS !-Do you want to have a nice suit
for Sunday, and for little money! II you
do, go to ii. Schwarz' and you will be suit
ed (slgn of the Golden Eagle.)
m2idawlw
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FATnERs !-For decent looking SUIT,
custom-made, call at the Eagle Clothing
Store, and you will be suited in price and
quality, --tt Tl m94dawfw