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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18
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Il -FINDANAPoIfs, May II.
: The Democracy of the Fifth Congress
sional District had 2 large aud enthusiastic
largest ever held In the district. A resolu-
tiPn was(adppted s9rdIalIY Rl,pro1ing and
i1dorsing the course and patriotic policy OF
President Jotnson for restoring the Union,
a4d hisNeto nieskage sand another in favor
Of just and equal pltaSation, and opposing
discrimination In favor of or against, any
Legitimate business. No Congressional nOtnf-
ination. was made. The Convention adj
}Eefnsa gSst iGs sSas pSIrp9if = the A Of 4
Addresses Were made by Judge Perkins,
james Ryan, Lewis Dale and John I. Reed.
The 20 nserrstHewan Is hIoWng.1 q a s
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From Chicago.

....-.....,..., CHICAGO, May II.
The Republican State Convention Of this
State has been called to meet at Springfield
on the sth of August TO nominate candi-
dates for State Treasurer and Superintepd-
Dentof Public Insofactiou, who are to be
Voted for at the State election in Novem-
Der. ..a.,... ) r-. As,oE.t,
Lake Captains say one of the severest
gales they haYe ever experienced on Lake
Michigan struck their vessels oniThesday
night. The sea rose mountains high
Many vessels We're driven into Milwaukee
and other harbors. 'Nhmerons accidents Of
alminor character happened to vessels, but
no lives were lostt4t EaGG1S - 4Fl6u
Wheat y unsettled, and closes at 81 60
d, Corn is firm at Sic. aioH, Dnt
Oatsar4 quiet at 81 R@3lszc1 4 IL
Rye 2@3c. lower, closing at 0s@69c. for
No. l.rh 1d n"li .a h'i.
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Prospective Foreign War.

-.t4ii u NE" okki NAY ~;
d The i1Fs6she's FLORENCE (Italy) correy-
pondent April 80, opens his letter thus
"Within fortnight ave. shall be involgedin
war. The abandoned fortress of Cremona
is being fortified in haste, the fleet eoncen-
trated, all the soldiers on, hirlough recalled
and even the reserve of the classes of 1884
'Sp and SO. All the official papers fire the
Italian heart Generals Cia I. DIM La
Marmora, Pettineago and Petit are assem-
bled in military council. Every body pre-
sls lGs aSS sS ~ tSsy Xxx e sSi1 tbs
In fact, Napoleon Is the great wire-puller
who first pushed bismarck, and now push
es la Marm0ra,s soNthat Austria can not
avoid war; ..-.-..-. ............
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.Adnlinistrator,s Sale.

D.. ID
IN pursuance of an order OF the PROBATE Court n,
~ y montgomery County, Ohio, made ON the 4th day
VI & &APril, leoo and to me directed, will offer at
Dayton, on 'li .11'l' - - 'NSS' ''
,.., Wednesday, IMay 30, 1866, ..
at two O'Clock in the afternoon the following ,,e
scrlpeu real estate situate In the city Of DAYTON ia
the the county aforesaid. to-wit: Lots numbered On
s me reLlsed plat OF said city. d118, 41Ia 4i20 a28
4isa aiS 4l4i 4l49 4l5O 4l54 4l55 4l5S 4l5g 4i83
4le6 asa 4222, 4S20, 1897, and 1858 ~ - -.
9ald ,qts nave been appraised US follows, to-wit:
keaeh. S' 49, anu fiSa' ~ eiOo
i Lot nos 4i9s 4l41 44s 4iso 4i54 4iSS, ss asa
4lo5 and 416S, at S1eO each. p -
Lott Nos. 4l6e and 42e2 at $500 each, and
Lols Nos $50 1897 and 1898, at $3.50 each
Ana cannot sell for less than two thirds of such
appraised value T'-'' " - ~ SA
ierins or saie-one- third cash In hand, ON the
rsay OF sale. One-thlTd In one year and one.thIrd
.wo wears irom the day of sale the aeferred pay
lnens 70 bear interest and be secured hy Ioortga9e
ON the premises tNlN TH0SlJ q SPii'T ttSe
1'HOs. J, s. SMITH Atty w
April 2g- 1866 a2SWbt. 20 % ..1d4 I ahi uU
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Democratic Mass Convention.
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1899.


The Democracy of Montgomery County
are hereby requested TO assemble In Mass
Convention, at Beckel Hall. In the CITY OF
DAYTON, on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY
lDBMAYl 1896, f8r tliAiputbose OF ApIbihA-
ing Delegates to- attend Che Annual State
Convention of the Democratic Party, to be
held in Columbus, on THURSDAY, THE
2fTH DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1866, TO put in
nomination Candidates for the several
State Offices to be filled at the ensuing Oc-
tober election.
Montgomery County is entitled TO eleven
delegates, according to the basis of repre-
sentation.
The 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,
equalitYynIflF QIgnityt OF the stat8 pTi5nl-
PARED, But whichVis howAunhappfly pre.
vented by faction of vile demagogues and
malignant traitors, who seek to cover their
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Meeting of the General Assemblies
of the Old and New School Pres

I . til, sn.LpuTs, May II.
The General Assembly of the1Old School
Presbyterian Chufch'met at Dr.. Nicholas
Ehurch, corner of Fifth and Walnut streets.
sermon ahsdSgb By 'D6 b.
Three g Sea6ssdsselI asepreieIitliiI ,iidsssnt
parties, were nominated for moderator, with
the following result ;cR. i. Stanton. 1853; +.
a. Gurley !5i ,. X, Wilson, Is. Number
of commissioners present $50,
The New School Assembly met at DR..
Nelson's Church, corner of Fourteenth
street aud Lucas PLACE, Opening sermon
by Dr. Shaw of Roehesteh Nesy3 York.
Professor Hopkins, of Auburn, New York.
was chosen moderator. Two hundred and
ono commissioners are present },i3i II
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1866.

The .Apnpal State gGpuveptiom sof the
Democratic party of Ohio, will be held in
Columbus, on Thursday, the Gath day
of May, 1866, totrepsact such business
rs may come, before it and TO put in nomi-
nation candidates for the following State
Oinces 8L ,.JA
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 due hundred votes given for General
GEoRGE w. MORGAN for Governor. last Oc-
tober; and an additional one for every
fraction of t1oo hundred and ,ffty, and up
ward. In accordance with this apportion-
mentn lfoatgopsery eonntyiwilhb be called up
on to elect eIeven delegates.
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G8 The Internal Revenue 6 Bureau gives
joint resolution for the exemption Of crude
petroleum from internal tax or duty, took
effect from and after the 9th inst, $.lg
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New York Money Marl,et e

Ja NJ 1.pt NEW YoRK, May II.
Money more active at 4@5 per cent.
Sterling steady at 10e1S @109I Gold a
shade easier, opening at 100. advancing TO
!30z5, declining to 129$s, and closing at
l29A, Government Stocks shade better.
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PKuNrERs' MgRrrkd!-The Printers or the
City of Dayton are requested to attend a
meetiHg, ,toabe held ,atr the Telescope Of
flee on Saturday, May 10, at seven, P. M. IA
vIgsya5By orderof the Committee,
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For RKsT@7A room torrent over Chris
ty's Furniture and Stove Store, 272 Third
street. q Suitable for an Office or sleeping
room. 'VHA yTTs q .V ltd
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Addltionaii n n eWs a,,1 from Merioo.

ataQT aaIEz8IaNFWIYoFK, May n.
letters from Oajaeo confirm che reports
pt the Republicans under Diaz Occupying
Putlasand 1BaSlo. bait safihe remained onl3
three days, leavingpn the approach OF the
Austrlans. The Mexico Estd6ette says,
while Diaz was thus operating In Oajaca.
Alvarez attacked AYapnlco, bat was, de-
cidediy repulsed.s 4 The tstdfette says, as
bud news that the Imperial General, Los
dalo, has been compelled TO relmquish his
campaign ingShaloa tpr,lack Of pecuniary
means.
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wANTEBs-- Half a,tloEeB sctisg ilasies to
learn the Millinery business, al, the Pppu
lar Millinery establishment of Mg. Gabriel,
Haas, No. 1876 Second street, miss Good
mans old stanl.)A .tA.a LliR -iIo al3-dtf.
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ARRivED.-Those new stylessof iFenian
Suits, cap now be had at thee Eagle Cloth
ing Store, 1ls Main street. w'l m14diw ~
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FARMERS, TAKE NorIOEii
BuCKWHEAT SEED FOB SALE.

1NHE nndeTslgled have received q large eouan,tt,
n q BUCkWHEAT SEED, suitable ior sssdipG
which they oner for sale. Farmers, send N vosar
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" ~ Have you seen those nice Calf and
! lasting Congress Caters, for Mems, Boys
land Youths wear, that have just been re-
lceived at No. 3O6 Second street, between
Main and jefferson. They are an A No. l
article. c. Ferneding knows precisely
lwhat kind of goods to keep to please his
ieustomers and secure their future patron
age. Call in soon, before they are all gone
+ HalsFfAA AMI 40 1lHT2 TS1H1
NoTIcE.-Owing to the non-arrival of
some of our machinery, we will not be
lpble to commence operations in our Laun-
|dry before Monday, June %. In the mean
time, send in your orders. All work war
ranted to please or no charge. All kinds of
work done, from the finest lace to the
coarsest ticking.
X 'bI94gQ9-aaIA tItEIl
Ice CREAM AND STRAwBERRIEs.-Ice
Cream, Strawberries, and ices of the very
best quality will be served up by Spohn &
Bro, No. 2l3 East Fifth street, this even
ing.
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RELIGIoUs NorIoEs-R Rev II |, IA. Baker,
.(pnlyersalist,) OF Fort Plain, New York,
willpreach In temperance Hall, next Sum
day morning, and ut 3 O'Clock IN the after
noo4' aatgNa TIftd m1S72t
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Death q Rsv. Mr.! 6laapapt. aate Z 7
V y IotnsxiILr. NV /!

TlAl LVUSisN hlf7 may IL.
\ Tie Rev. Theodore Clapp, a native OF
MASSACHUSETTS, and for many ,years 4 Uni-
tArian preacher In New Orleans, died, here
this afternoon, at seventy years of age.
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NOVICE.

against sroiaery Couptv ohio
6eorse EnEle, DeftlgS .lfu7T III - 4
NJ FORGE ENGLE, WHOSE RESI-
that John X. Butt, og the county al Montgomsry
u me state o. Ohio, did on the 4th day of Aprl
wllhin and for the county OF Montgomery Ohio'
AGAINST the said George Engle defendant setfIne
70 tRe said John n. Butt on in-lot number one bun
ured ana thirty -hye li85l situate In Germantown
IN talu county OF montgomery. Ohio to secure tht
pay yment OF of tssD hundred and Twenty-Five dol
lars, SO according TO certain note referred 70
AZ saiq mortgage. ana praying that the said ieofee
hngla plsy pay said sum now claimed to be 1d,,es ~
amounting y two hundred and twenty .hve doiiars
tLssol Win interest from April lst 1885. or that
s4Ad george Engle is hereby notified that he is re-
9uarre 70 apPear and aptNef baid pbtition on 81
next - -. GEO. W. MOYER
APrh 10, looo-Wot Attorney for PLAINTIFF
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Heavy DefalcEtion ofA a eFeniaI,
= f.s..f4 Officer iat ls.s. .--I

Great excitement has been caused among
the members OF the Feniap brotherhood in
Brpoklyn, by the discovery Of large de-
mlfation by a prominent officer of the order.
The name of the defaulter Is Withheld for
the present. y .tn ,sst8SA4tl a -
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COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO Mr.. WoRn.
We are gratifed to learn that there is a
praiseworthy disposition manifested on the
part ofonreitisens toreudera becoming tes-
mohial to Mr.. J. n. Worl, on the occasion
of his benefit at the Opera House, to-mor-
row night. During his brief management,
Mr. W. spared no efforts to crafty the
lraanatic taste of our play going citizens.
Asacoprteogs and efficient manager and a
genial and digniaed gentleman. he deserves
to he Remembered III 4 substantial manner.
a Splendid bal will be presented to morrow
evening, and we. trust the house will be
filed TO oyerflowing, as it should be on am
occasion like the one in prospect. 7 3'-
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKERY.-At-
tention is directed to the advertisement of
the Wholesale and Retail Bakery of Messrs.
Nickum & Son, No. 239 Third street. Mr..
d. Nickum. the senior member of the firm,
is the pioneer in the manufacture of crack
ers by steam machinery in Dayton, having
established the business seveFalGearssago.
Their bakery is conducted on the most ex-
tensive scale, and they are prepared to sup
|ply wholesale purchasers with crackers of
every description on the most satisfactory
terms. They also manufacture bread and
cake efevfry5 description, gand age Ipre-
pared % hrbfsh ofnauienth sakes fdt&edT
ding and other parties to order. In this
latter branch they excel.
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MONDAY MIGHT 1t will be gratifying to
our readers TO learn that an engagement
has been effected by the managers Of the
Opera House with Mr.. McCauley, the dis
tiDguished tragedian, and he will appear
on Monday evening next. r04
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WANrED.-Two young ladies, to clerk in
as nice house and business ais there isin
the city. Apply. Immediately at No. e6
jefferson. streetsiy ltd
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- N M. ~. t,ft. ...
How TO AVOID CHoLERA.-The New
York Saturday Press gives twenty timely
andyery splutary directions on this point
We select the following, to be used In case
they are needed;
Endeavor II possible to keep clean
conscienees and two or three shirts.
WAeneyer Sop have nothing else tpido,
WdiE "slght hours 4 adayg-4and more II
You feei likett. -.
Rise with the lark. but avoid larks in the
evening.
BE above ground in all your dwellings,
and above board in all your dealings.
Love your neighbors as yourself but
don't have too many OF them In the same
house with YOU y rftf,tais 60 r-res-il
Eat when You are hungry, drink when
you are thirsty, and sleep when you are
sleepy but be careful what you eat, what
you drink, and where YOU sleep. !,.t q
AVOID, public copYeyances,. even II you
are driven TO the necessity of making use
ofyour legs aud waking two or three miles
R Xyoid iobag dresses sS Abil. " the womsn5 mmaB
and leave the sweeping of the streets to the
city contractors. ~ nr1 Il! ~ i,1 Il
Tell the doctors that "whehever they
come withina mile OF your house. they are
welcome to stay there all nightn ~ \ y
Don't get scared before you are hurt
nor even tben.i0 .ilfHa.4r.- 50 riANt p
Make your WIN.
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A NEGRO AssAULTs A WEHfrp WoNtF.-
The Cincinnati Gasette notices the arrest
in that city of a negro named John
Thompson, ON a charge of assault with in
tent to kill youngwhite woman named
Nellie Smith. The affair occurred on Mon
day night at the celebrated ranch known
as ''07,p East Sixth street. The negro and
the girl became involved in dispute,
which ended in the negro knocking the
girl down aud stamping and beating her so
severely that it is now matter of doubt
whether she will survive or not. The .ac-
cused was held in ,S25OO bail for his APP
pearahce to-day, III defahlt Of which sum
he was committed for safe keeping. p5.lh
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'-5IcH Is LIN. 49, n i1rl. 'in ira Ht g
rWho stabs my name would stab my person too,
Did NOT the hangman's AK lie In the way ri -.
Nature has so constituted some men that
they can not bear to see others thrive better
than they, without exhibiting the envy and
jealousy which pervades their souls y
We have noticed an disqualification ofthe
above principle in certain article in yes-
terday's EMPIRE, in which it is attempted,
by willy ihuendoes, to injure the trade
which, by energy, untiring labor and fair
dealing have succeeded in building up.
But all experience has conclusiyely demon
strated the fact that such attempts have not
only always failed to accomplish their sim
lister design 8, but also have ultimately re-
suited in the discontinue and ruin of
their authors. f,f ,t, Ia al
Ihaye lived In Dayton long enough to be-
be known, and no aspersions of my charac-'
ter can either permanently injure- me, nor
in the least deter me from vigorous pros
ecution Of my business in the sale and
manufacture Of clothing; neither will II
prevent the citizens of Dayton and vicin-
ity from patronizlng me, because they
Know that at the. sEkglei Clothing Store"
Np. lls Main street. they can buy cheaper
aud better clothing {custom made) than
they can at any other house in the city, Nt
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HK'uim BEST Z sTEPHENS.
NOTICE T0sOLDIERs 4NDsAII0Rs

l. hileacers, IN tho Navy ,shb lost clothing Nv
reason of the destruction OF vessels. q q 7 IVY :
All who claim retained Government or Local
Bounty doth Army and Navyj
B. All able, and Ordinary s5anisn who enlisted
IN the United states NAVY; between the S4hof Feb
4. All officers of the army-who recruited on
Conditional Commissions-and w
o.. Veterans who have received no Doc al Bounty
VAL hnd IL 70 their interest to address, Matthews
a Brunaugh," l02 East Pearl street Cincinnati,
Ohip, who promise speedy and prompt settlement,
of the ahoye claims. Is' q 1fl 10 '1f'T n 7-'I7
MATTHEWS a BRUNAUGH. e
m7-d3 iOs East Pean streets Oiiioihnati d.
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DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT.-One Of the
best executed counterfeits that has appear
ed In some time Is $40 Treasury note on
| the First National Bank of Portland, ,Connec-
|tieat. The SeaslasiGg Is excellent, but
somewhat different in design The paper
is 1pthsr Gs.sH llIt isbaaager6,ia cddhs
terfeit, and we would guard. our citizens
against receiving sa0s on theabove bank,
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THE DAILY" EMPIRE.
REMEMBER THE conhfY coNvEN1idN
BFeRRE BFe4RQRRE IA MokK8W

.4ADD adAST0kaH14aD
BECKEL HALl-rT TOMORROW
Aga0 ei4e. s<-. - ~ a HSsa
onr readers must not forget that satur-
day, the 10th inst, Is the day on will lch the
Democracy Of Montgomery are toln meet in
this city for the purpose Of rerfeeting a
more thorough organization Of the iArty
and appointing delegates tothc Demoespt-
ic State Convention. Let this be born69 n
mind, and let there be such aresponse %
the CALI will show that he People are ID
earnest. We hope to see Rrge delegations
from every Township and Ward. ftistrue
1t a busy season Of theyear, and many
may THINKS they cannot spare tlie time ;but
lot such put forth q little seefra 46ort, and
this excuse will hot be made -
We want to see the old men Of the party
those grown gray In the Democratic
cause--and the young men--and all GOOD
AND TRUE MEN, Of whatever political ante
cedents, here on that,day Let all who are
the friends ofthe Union, OF The Constitution
and the rights Of the States, lend their aid
and influence ifrfaVor of suclf measures as
may be best calculated 10 save the country
from impending ruin and the Government
from annihilatlon. TT Is THE CAUSE
OF CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
AGAINST ANARCHY AND DEsPoT-
ISM, and every mah lias. an Interest IN the
issue such as was never before involved in
any controversy. THEN COME OUT AS
MANY AS CAN, AND COUNSEL TO-
GhTHER! q cb
w-DnHo 'Ropa,GusIs wanted at tile
Phoenix House. Tln best Of @ageshsill be
paid. A.. I y s.sA' nilzd3
~ GlIahlss Baithera recent yeieetcd As
SCISSOR for second Ward of T9felos-s COM
mitted .suieiae last week, so siyy the
Blade. { - ,AaS5,ssi ~ - 3Es
cSEThe lieat. crop in scioto cdDnby,-fh
Portsfaouth gsSsess my X win prove All al
most enttrsflllhre u stiiis pPrtiohs1f that
county Ut. ~ ~
FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Nice spring
chickens will deserved up at all hours. at
the+Atla4ta House, k Nod29 Market street,
hldUHu Il vi a Y u Il j ! ai16tItf '
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FIRST OF THE, SEAsoN.--Nice spring
chickens will deserved up at all hours. at
YTl1fHnhTMA All fa T mltlINfcf
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Treasurers Notice.
For Making Sugar.

IRoN tk44lp IA 49,. w g Z, /, ,iS,py NV 2 81 a.,
FisffEs, AT. ai cnaIsToPHsa Il sPfnIMkX's III ANS
SiS Third street fhey,will saYes time, lsbor and
wood IN boiling afup and cooking food for farm
stock. They are light and portable II
Also, great number OF pans for boiling sugar
water Call and see fer YpPr9lyeA A q teb2iwtf
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JUST RECEIVED. .-4-Another large lot OF
Mems and Boys new style Spring and
Summer Hats and Caps, to be sold at great
= .GTIS f't tSaaoS4 eAFRnsrip,rssd. y
~ pos Second st., bet. Main and Jefferson.
RAILROAD JoKE-PRoF. HAMILTON TRAY
EftNG .r-Professor Hamilton, who has for
some time past been ihstructing our citizens
I'M the art and science of horse-training,
started for his home in Hagerstown, IndI-
ana, on Wednesday last. While on the
train, he tried to raise window in the car
where he was sitting, but could not m,,ve
il. He called the conductor 10 assist him,
but with no better result: Instantly he
knocked the pane of glass out with his
cane, saying, snow we win have a little
fHsh air." Sir" said the conductor.
,"ypu must pay for that." "How much P''
asked the Professor. tone dollar,v an
sWered the conductor. Professor HamiI--
ton passed him ia two dollar bill. The con
duetof was about to hand back a dollar Ia
change, when the cool, tanner of wild ami
mails Quietly said: Never mind, I'lltake
anbtheflpane.p and win another stfoke.o
hiscane let the fresh atmosphere in through
a second window. well" exclaimed the
conductor, ''you can't have any more at
That price. It's not first COST" .n,.sHt
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HUsroS HALL,-The exhibition of the
Miltonian Tableaux, at Huston Han Is be-
coming more and more attractivest IL Is at
tended by large and delighted audiences
every evening, and those who have been
there once are sure'to go again. The thrill
ing scepeS portrayed are of the most inter-
estihg chathcter and exscuted ID d style Of
art farely1witnessed. The lecture accom-
panying the exhibition is highly instrucr
tive and cdifying and adds greatly to the
attractions OF the, occasion. The exhibl-
tion will be repeated this evening and to-
morrow evening, and We would advise all
who can, to attend. It. is very pleasant
and profitable way for families tospend an
evening. iTo-morrow Saturday afternoon
there win be amatinee at half past two
O'Clock, for the convenience Of families and
,,fi;I}l4n,i iYlHH 40 Ilifff fl lt rfl f- 'Hi f'
Otiff4Nti ninifu4f1tUml rt-0r i1 rolf1 81.
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cTTThe &ileat, crop in Scioto cdpnty, ,the
Portslaouth SsSsess ssay X vim prove All al
most entire flilhre III stiiie pftiohs OF that
county. y VT NJ 81
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ArrUsitMrNfs.

H4Lf,.,I 57TI q NVUII
THE OPlsRk nousEy - Last evening closed
thee kAltniAt ofMrA1a 6,ohardL Aiirlhis
trgiped dogs. These entertainments hpve
been reasonably wen attended, but how
successfully, ina financial way, we of couTse
have no means of judging Now tllat the
engagement is ended, we may be permitted
to say, that this style Of entertainments, in
our opinion, is not very well suited to an
establishment like our beautiful Dramatic
Temple, We don't believe our theater-gol
Ing people care to see them repeated fud
Tonight the historical drama, OF. the
dead Heart" will be, presented. with an
excellent cast of characters. MissuJulia
Nelson and Mr.. J, w. Hill, both Of. whom
have made themselves very decided favor
ties at the Opera House, win appear IN the
leading chatacters, This isa really beauti-
fdl and affecting play, and the patrons Of
the Opera House cannot spend an evening
more pleasantly than in witnessing its perl
formance. We hope to see large audience
present fortnight. 9hu
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