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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
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PRoCEEDINq6 m CONGRESS ON THE dlbT'
In the Senate, Mr.. Wilson, from the Military
Committee, reported the bill TO create the grade
| OF General 10 the army. Mr.. Williams offered q
resolution directing the Judiciary Committee to
inquire into and report upon the eIpedlenoy OF
providing for uniform and effsotual mode OF cleo
ton Of United States Senstors by the Legislatures
sdop ed. at the request OF Mr. Fessenden, the
consideration OF the Reconstruction resolutions
was postponed until Wednesday. Mr.. Hendricks
asked that the Colorado Bill and the Presidents
veto be taken mp. The Senate decided to make
them the special order for Tuesday next The
Fertilization Appropriation Bill was taken up and
passed. The bill incorporating the Academy OF
Music in Washington was passed.
In the House, Mr.. Lawrence, OF Ohio, introduo-
ed bills to protect the right OF action Of loyal ol
zens; to define and punish crimes, and to, amend
the sot to establish the Judicial Courts of the
United States. Mr.. Davis offered resolution,
which was adopted, directing the Committee on
Banking and Currency to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of excepting the currency OF State bonds
outstanding on the 1st Of July, from the tax OF 10
per cent, now provided by law, until the 1st day
OF July, 1857, 70 some day previous thereto The
resolution offered by Mr.. McClurg, in February,
proposing to levy contributions on the seeding
States, to defray the expenses incurred in pro-
tecting loyal citizens and maintaining the au-
thority Of the Government in those States, was
taken up and passed. The House also agreed 70
the resolutions offered by Mr.. Henderson, sus-
tanning the President in executing the laws OF the
United States upon a sufficient number OF leading
rebels in each OF the States lately in insurrecton,
to vndicate the majesty Of the law, to sustain the
confidence OF the loyal people, and to warn the re-
fractory for all time to come. The Tax Bill was
then taken up.
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DRS. RAOUL & LYMAN

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
LILO that they have established themselves as APoTHE
carries and DRUGGISTS at the NORTHWEST COR
NER OF KING AND MARKET STREETS Their stock
son, and obtained Chiefly from SoHIEFFLEN BROS,
and Dr.. E. 4. sQUI5B. Manufacturer OF specialties.
They offer o choice variety of PERFUMERY. FANCY
ARTICLES, and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES.
Special attention will be paid TO the PUTTING Up
OF PRESCRIPTIONS efficient clerks having been
secured and one of the firm will always be In attend
anoe. Drs. RAoUL LYMAN will also attend to their
n.cse.sIcral duties eSsn this Store, Maya
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PROPERTY CAPTURED DURING TIE WAR.
From tho New York Times Washington correspondence
dated 2lst.1


From tho New York Time, Washington correspondence,
dated 2ls.l
By the acts Of July and August, 1861, all prop
erty of the citizens Of insurrectlonary States,
found therein, and all vessels belonging to insur-
gents, were required, when captured, to be tor-
feited, and the procesds OF sale PAID into INT me
Treasury, for the use the United States. The
proceeds of large captures of such property,
amounting to several millions of dollars, are
claimed by military and naval officers, and they
are accordingly. taking measures through the
Admiralty Courts, TO have the properly con- con
Of the Naval Pension Fund. The question is now
pending before the Superior Court, whether
such property, 30 captured, should be for
ieited 70 the United States, or tor tn the
benefit Of the oaptors. In view Of these faoss the
ed The Secretary of the Treasury to withhold o
distribution OF proceeds until the Judicial question
shall be determined, and requested him to take
such MEANS ss in his Judgment mgat seem pro,
such cases, fully heard. The Secretary, IN re-
sponse, says: SIT does not appear by the files OF
the Treasury Department that the receipts OF any
such property as described in the House resolution
have been claimed py officers OF the army, nor
docs it distinctly appear how much, if any, has
been claimed BY officers Of the navy. Blk hundred
and eghty-seyen prize cases have boen decreod.
amounting to nearly s2S, 600 900, which amount
deductng, say, one-half credited to the Navy Pen,
officers Of tho navy, 81 900; and to enlisted men
Of the navy, s., ,s 900; or total Of slO 1oS oo0
The files Of the Department. do not furnish
satisfactory means Of determining what
proportion of those amounts consists Of Of the the
proceeds of property comprehended IN tho
scope of the acts OF July and August, 1861, mas
much as that fact is not distinctly shown by tho
certificates of distribution, and can bc ascertain
ed only py examination Of the records of the sew
eral cases on the files of the respective courts
The law of June, 1864 expressly provides that the
net amount decreed for distribution to the United
States, or to vessels of the navy, shall be ordered
by the court to be paid into the Treasury, to be
distributed according to the decree Of the Court,
which the Secretary says in this respect seems to
leave no discretion to the Department. It further
appears that thirty-two oases remain pending IN
the United States Supreme Court, and two hun
drsd % and sixty-eight cases in the Circuit or Dis
trict Courts-in all three hundred cases-an OF
them nominally cases Of prize OF war, but more
or less Of which msy be cases OF revenue forfeit
ure under the acts Of July and AugSse. Ans t me 1a
amount in liquidation is equal to $9,6o0,o9o. Ihe
Secretary has taken steps to Investigate the char
aoter of all these CASES.
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oHIEF oUAR1,ERMAsTER's OFFICE
DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charlestoa. g. O., HAY Is, 1856.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
y Office until u O'Clock, NJ. Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF June, 1885, at which TIME they will be opened for
furnishing the Department in this City
with OAK AM PINE WOOD, until January LIST, 1857.
Deliveries to be made OF South Commercial Wharf,
such tin es, aud In quantities, as may be required
by the Depot Quartermaster.
The quantity required monthly will probably be abou
One Hundred Cords Of Oak and One Hundred and Fifty
Cords Of Pine.
Bidders will state the price per cord of the kind
Wood that they propose to furnish
Two good 6arOHes IN the of One Thousand Do
lars each named In the bid will be required for
tho fnithful performance of the contract.
Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to the dersigned and
marked, proposals for Furnishing Wood"
G. ". THOMAS,
Brevet Lieut. Col. AID Chief Quartermaster.
May I6 IS
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LATE NEWS.

Moro Floods and Crcvasses-Arrival of Gov.
Sharkey.
NEW OR1aAxs, May 2l.-Al the Bed River
country is flooded; also, Jefferson County, Texas.
Crevasses have occurred on the La Fourohe.
Thomas A. Adams, Chief Of Police, Was sus-
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The National Banks.

WASHINGTON, May 2L-ln default of action BY
Congress, providing for the prompt redemption OF
the curronoy by the National Banks, the secre-
tary of the Treasury oontemplates establishing at
the Treasury Department system of sorting and
forwarding to Banks for redemption their National
Bank Issues
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Mining stochs-Late from Auyt

Mining stochs-Late from Auytralfa.
| SAX Francisco, May 19.-The bark Yokohama,
Capt. Comperius, from Batavia, has arrived,
bringing 749 500 pounds Of sugar and 2446 bags of
coffee
stepL n Maxwell, second mate Of the whale
ship Joseph Maxwell, of New Bedford, was drown
ed at sea April 19.
The steamer Golden City, Capt: Watkins, has
ssiled for Panama, carrying 81 2 571 in treasure,
of which S949, ,906 is for New York.
The dry goods market is unsettled. Wheat
dropping. Provisions, with the exception Of bacon,
are dull The tendency OF Mining Stocks is down.
ward.
SAN FRANn1soo, May 20.-Dates from Australia
TO March g. cay at the wool market is depressed.
The chip Sultans has arrived at Herveys Bay
with 6S8 British Government emigrants During
tho voyage " deaths occurred, and most OF the
remaining passengers were lying iu. -, :.
Five Thousand bushels of wheat were sold at
Melbourne for eight shilfings per centaL
An extensive gold field had been discovered fifty
miles west Of Cleveland Bay, Queensland.
Late Markets.
CINCINNATI, May 21.-Flournonninal Wheat So higher:
whlskey unchanged Mess pork dull at $50 30. Lard
dull at 2sKc Gold iSn
OHoAeo Msy Flour sctive; sales at 50 IS to $40
for GOOD to choice spring extras Wheat active at an
closing at sisoX Tor No. and at 81 o2 to 81 10 for No
D. according 70 location Corn scye ana M aayaSeo aa
No. 3. Oats frm At an advance OF 70 dHo saiee az
so 10 s2ho. Highwines hrm sales at go a. Provisions
active Mess pork-sales ut $780, Freighs active corn
I0c TO Buffalo Recepts-6600 o6ls dour 36 600 bushels
wheat 22l 0O bushels Corn. 600 bushels oats Ship
men,s-5700 bbls four GOO ousneis wneat' ozo'ooo
bushels corn, 81 0v0 bushels OATS
81 LOUIS. May Il -Ootton Arm; sales st $40. Flour
dull and m rket fsvurs buyers; saIes Spring extra At
81 s5 F.L extra 50 s@ss so double e.r. At s. 2sg
Al M for sur pq; 81 77@SI 80 for extra club So 26@
50 fair sogood Fan. 81 80 for PRIME So SsSs2 70
At 42al6c PORK dropping; sales at sSl. Bacon nom-
nalIy UNCHANGED. whiskey quitt at 50 10.
PHuAI EIPHIA May 21.-Petroeum unchanged flour
dun, ith q declining tendency; sales unimportant.
Wheat dull; red 50 40@2 CO. Corn arm; sales IL Ooo
bushels We low at 8lo aud 5000 bushels white at $40
Cotton .rm at S8@Ssc for middlirg Sugar and Oonee
unchanged FLAX seed wanted at S. ., Whiakey duli;
NV oarxANs May 2l.-CorToN. Sales to-day 1900
bsiss Of q to sSo. days receipt: st4 bales Low M
niddling 81 to $50. sugar-fair 10 ruIs ar 20 sho
aud 1li Sterling exchange A. New York signt ofAi"
10 premium. ,o -,
Middnpe a Fair demand. Market very firm. Be-
oeipts to-day 1857 bales.
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pended for fifteen days for refusing to arrest
peaceable citizens carrying arms during the dis
organization Of the Police.
> Gov. sharkey, Of Mississippi, has arrived here
direct from Washington, and expresses his conf
dence in the President.
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A child died, poisoned, q few days since, IN y
Paris, by the application Of tobacco JUICE mixeo s
gotten that the essential principle OF tobacco Is
nicotine, one Of the most deadly poisons known.
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FROs1 EUROPE.
Particulars Concerning the Financial
Panic.

By the steamship Oaba, from Liverpool 18th,
we have important news,.f the general points By
which, have been given in our kilograms. The
following, however, gives the particulars in refer
ence to tho financial panic:
GREAT BRITAIN.
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BEAUTIES o, EMcAN LlFE.-The disorganizne.d
social condition in the neighborhood Of the Rio
Graz de is well illustrated by the following con-
versation in a coffee house, at Brownsville, the
other day:
A gay looking Mexican pleasantly addresses
Frenchman, who understood the language; L. IL say, g
we've mot somewhere" 81 can't ever remember
having met you anywhere" replied i the other:
YOU never met me anywhere?" The rrenchman,
Ia ting good look at him, said, 81 am very GER
tain ipeyer met you before in my ls 81, "ws I'VE
beg your pardon. Will you take drink with me,
my friend?" The Frenchman accepted, and they
drank and separated. The cream Of this inter
view consist cd in the fact that the two had met,
and that the Frenchrean knew the Mexican the
moment he saw him. The Mexican was one OF q
gang OF robbers who recently pillaged the steamer
Mo ntezuma. The Frenchman was on board at
the time, and it wac this very robber who had
stripped him of his watch and boots, and clothes,
even to his last shirt. The FrenchmsE declined
recognizing him or having him arrested, because
il ne did 90, he felt snre OF beng spotted and
murdered BY others Of the gang. Street. state OF
society, isn't IL
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OBITUARY,

DIED. in spartanburg, g. g., on the 11th Of May
Eassess Department. brother OF the late Captain JON
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Captures by Confederate Privstsers.
: WASHINGTON, May 2.-From report prepared
by the Chamber Of Commerce, it appears that the
total of vessels captured by Confederate priva-
teers was 28s-their tonnage being 1s2,so7. The
estimated value Of the vessels and oargoes was
$25, 900. Some Of these were bonded and re-
leased, leaving 600 as the vsue Of proper
ty actually destroyed.
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Fenianism and mr Stephens.

Editor Daily Neaos
s1R-Your short editorial in this mornings issue
of your journal on MIR. STEPHENS cannot fail, and
I am sure will not, to increase the popularity Of
your journal not only am ongst Irishmen, but also
among II honorable and impartial men. 1t is in
striking contrast with the writings and sayings Of
those miserable croakers and bigots who utter the
bitterest denunciations against Fenians, because
they do not adopt their plan Of action. Forsooth,
they would want to make one believe they were
infallible, though they have repeatedly proved
themselves as liable to err as other mortals.
take this opportunity Of making it known to
the numerous readers Of your Journal who sym
pathize with suffering Ireland, that the Charles
ton Fenians are not at all Respondent We have
ample proof that the Irish people were never
more disafeoted towards the government than at
resent; the more severe the repreasive measures
the more this feeling l. intensified Consols down
to IS; think Of that. NAPOLEON says he despises
the treaty of 1916. Great commercial failures.
England must take part likely in the pending
continental war, or lose her prestige. The sym
pathy OF all friends Of Ireland the world over for
nishmen in their struggle. Though divided un-
fortunately in this country, should not be dis
oouraged, for We know both parties mean fight,
though they cannot agree as to the time and place
to strike the blow; but soon as active measures
on either side of the Atlantic is commenced, we
need anticipate no great difficulty, for though
few may and will falter the hearts OF the mighty
mass are in the right place, and they will not be
found wanting in tho hour OF trial. II you have
space to insert this, you will much obligo yours
respectfully, CHARLESToN FENlAN.
Charles ton, Nay "a.
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mro Dnvt. tn WashIngton.

WASHINGTON, May A-Mrs. JErFzRsoN DAVIS
in this city, and is guest at the EObitt House.
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VICTORIA HOTEL.
F. 0PDEBEECK, Proprietor.

rY,H1s HOTEL Is NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
/ PLAN. It has been remodelled aud refurnished
throughout The travelling public transient visitors OF
others will find In It all tie luxuriee OF t1RSTOLAs
ES iABLI4HMENT, combined with the comforts OK
home.
The location s oithe most airy and pleasant fcs
summer. Billiard Saloon for tho lovers OF this
healthful exercise s stsohed. No pains or expense
spared to give entire sstsfaction. -
Nay IL T. oPDEBEECk.
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MARRIED.. .

On Tuesday evening, May 22d 1885, q. Citadel Square
Baptist Church, by Rev. L.. CUTHRKRr, JOHN q.
TOWNSEND. of Johns Island, to SAULILE O., dsugh
ter OF T. L. BIssRIL, sr., Of this city.
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Trial OF j. II. Davis

WASHINGTON, May 24-The New York Times
says the trial Of JEFFERSON DAVIS will commence
in Richmond, Va, in two t2) weeks. he has as
counsel CHAs. O'CoNon, JAMES T. BRADY, GEORGE
sHEANY, WIN. B. READ, Of Philadelphia, BROWN, OF
BALTIMORE, PUaH, Of Ohio.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Attempt to Destroy the statement OF Gems
Steedman and Fullerton.

WASHINGTON, Msy PAT is stated that dele
CATION has arrived here from Newbern, N. G., on q
mission to break the effort Of exposure made BY
Generals FULLERTON and STEEDMAN as to the man
agement of the Freedmen's Bureau affairs in that
State. Afidavits rejecting upon the private con.
duct of one Of the Presidents Commission, while
at Newbern, have already been forwarded, and ita
publication snxiously looked for. 1t is believedno
stone will be left unturned to crush the men who
have been instrumental in exposing the nefarious
transactions of the Ereedmen's Bureau agents.
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Senator Wright not Dead.
WASHINGTON, May A.-The death OF Senator
WRIGHr, Of New jersey, is oontradicted.
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Congregational News.

WASHINGTON, May M-The Constitutional
Amendment in the Senate, and the Freedmen's
Bureau Bill in the House, was the business under
consideration to-day. The speeches, and business
otherwise, were unimportant.
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EHE BOOKS TOR SUBSCRIPTION:

TO i -,
The Edisto and Ashley Canal Company
ARE NOW OPEN AT TIE OFFICE OF MEssRs. JN0.
8. RIGGS CO., ooruar Broad ana East Bay. "a
SHARES, ONE HuHpRED DOLLARS EACH, payable
In monthly instaimsnts ofFTYE DoLLABsPERs sHARE.
Apply to j. RAvENEL MAoBETH,.
April II y. Secretary and Treasurer:
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NOTICE.

TUE EUBsoRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO LHy
4 uH, VIII contract for all kinds Of HnHsD BUILD.
ho AUD REPAIRING, ". q. GRUVER
20. l4xWontWorth- -stFoet
os DAvso9 q RzAcxxAHiR No. u Bxoad-ss<ces.
coPSWpeeG tntha
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nreetfnv OF Foniaus In SAN Francisco

Meeting OF Fenians In San Francisco.
Sax FRANCISCO, Msy Fifteen thousand Fe-
mans assembled here to express their devotion to
the cause Of Ireland, and use their influence to
allsy discomfort among the Fenian Brotherhood.
Speeches were made by JNo. H.NsE1, State Gen.
tire, Col WALSH, Gen SWEENEY, and others. A
French Coole ship had been seized by num-
bsr Of them who were on board as passengers.
When the vessel was taken from them she wac
found to be covered with blood and dead.
A Ooolie fight took place on vessel In the Ma
o.o trade, and one hundred Cinnamon were
killed.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-Ootton buoyant, with
sales Of $500 bales. Mddling SO to 40 cents. Gold
424. Sterling 55{.
The English financial crisis produces much e1-
citement. Many bihs are expected to be re-
turned.
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Mobile Cotton Market.

MOBILE, May A.-sales to-day fourteen hundred
(14OO) bales. Middling IS to S6 cents. An active
demand prevails, and factors are very firm a
quotations
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ing; Middling 40 TO 40. Gold sSi to SS9.
New YoRK May a4.-Cotton firm, with sales OF
4sOO bales st 40 to 42o. Flour 10 to 12c. higher;
saleo 600 barrels; State 7.2o to $a.65; Ohio $50
to $14; Western 7.2o TO SO so; Southern frmer.
Wheat has an advancing tendency, and is from
to &c. higher. Sales Of 5000 bushels Of new Mil
waukee Club at 2.12 to s2.aO; old Milwaukee Club
ats190 for No. 2; Chicago spring Ito to s175.
Corn has xn advancing tendency, and is 2 to 4c.
higher; sales $1,000 bushels at IS to ssc. Beef
steady Pork heavy; mess s3o.25. Lard firm.
Whiskey dull. Rice firm. Sugar buoyaut. Coffee
steady. Naval Stores quiet and firm. Freights
dull. Gold 1895.
THE LATEST.
New YORK, May 24.-Flour he's advanced 10 to
49,; Southern 1910 to s16.76 Wheat to &c.
higher. Mess Pork $S0.S7.
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Tho President and Cabinet.

ty actually destroyed.
Tho President and Csbinet.
WASHINGTON, May &.-speeches, &C., lately
made by the Cabinet, elicit comment. Mo
Cu11ocH, wr1LEs and DExNsoN cordially endorse
the President. STANTON considered the recon
struction section in the Congressional bill which
disqualified Hontherne.s as daulorsble. and with
out Justice or wisdom. SPEED and HARLAN decln
ed to speak, their letters being respectfully dis
courteous. PoaH1Y in the Chronicle denounces
McCU1LoCHs speech "a brutal, and the endorse
nent of tyrant by supercilious official.
Change in the Department OF the South.
WAsHMeroS. May X.-By direction OF the Pres
dent, the departments Of North and South Caro-
lima, Georgis and Alabama, are discontinued The
Carolinas arc to form one department, and Cen
erals S1cxLEs and WMrrIEszY have been relieved.
Generals RuekR and r. E. ScorT to remain in
charge Of Freedmen's Bureau.
Georgia and Alabama to form another depart
ment, commanded by General G. 3. WOODS. Gen.
erals TusoN and SwArNE to remain in charge OF
the bureaus.
COL. JOHN PHILLIPS APPOINTED DISTRICT ATTORNEY
FOB sorTH CAROLINA. sssa.
Colonel JoHs PHILLPs has been confirmed as
United States District Attorney for South Car
Olina.
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gerrible Financial Panic.

GREAT BRITAIN.
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Now York Markets.

NEW Yoax, May M.-Cotton active and adran
ing; Middling 40 to 40. Gold S6i to 3Sss
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06
Fellow-C Citizens:
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT. DAYTON, ONO, has Cor sale
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 70
Also six Farms-throe in pArke, two in Mont.
gomcry and one la Van Vert County
the undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance Once, When not out On business,
or ~ the Post Ofiice corner
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal
apr i2u
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Dr. E. CONWAY.
SURGEON DENTIST

HAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
from ThlTil, to SECOND STREET. ~ Ould respect
FULLY inform his friends and patrons thai he isnew
prepared TO render his professional services 10 all
STREET, opposite ths Dayton National Dank,
apr II .3md i.ra. Ito % .anH. I.r.l... af q
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ADVERTISING RATES.
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
n. II. ROBINSON,

PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
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New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing
ROSE & STERN,
No. 3O5 Third street,

(Ono door West of PhUniN House,)
A RB now receiving their stock Of Spring and
~ sumner L2ofGiag, embracing all the newest
and most fashionable STYLES. Their stock Is Que OF
the largest anal best IN the city and the goods nave
been selected expressly for this market Their
assortment consists of Goats, Pants, Vests, sum
NOR suits elegant style and finish, and general
assortment of .U... H..H ..'. I|s..
GenfEenLeRs' Furnishing Goods.
In CUSTOMER WORK they can not he eN-
ccllcd having engaged as cutter, Mr.. AUGUST
LOOSE late In the employ of y. Klopler. lie is
well known 10 the citizens of Dayton rs one OF the
hest Ia his line The quality of their goods Is un-
riValcd, and their prices shall be such ms 10 give
FULL SATISFACTION 10 their customers.
HEsSya Call aud examine our assortment before
purchasing elsewhere, and you will nnd that We
SELL GOODS LOW Err than those who boast so
much Of low prices, and then sell higher than any
body olso, ia ODD I. .rr.. apl9-dtl