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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-21
From Philadelphia.
PHMADELPHIA. Nav ne

PHILADELPHIA. May IL.
The Academy of Music was crowded to-
night to its fnllestextent by an enthusias-
tic audience OF ladies and gentlemen. TO lis
ten 10 speeches by Senators Cowan and
Doolittle. In support Of President johnson.
Henry Semour. ESQ., occupied the chair
Senator Doolittle. after treating the subject
OF the rebellion and the present issue before
the country, declared that the man who de-
nies union Of the States under the Constitu-
ton Is himself adisunionist. Enthusiastic
applause.l He refnted the many calumni-
ties that had been raised against the per-
sonal character of the President aud ex-
pressed his firm belief that no man living
was more assiduously and conscienciously v
engaged In the discharge of his duty 20 his
country than Andrew johnson. Loud APP
plause.l En 49,.
He illustrated the policy of President Lin
eoln in the recommendation of Louisiana
and Arkansas 70 admission to the Union,
which policy had been indorsed at the Bal
timore Convention. and by, a majority in
both Houses of Congress a year ago. 90
show that the policy of President johnson
was not new one, but that it was In obe-
dience 10 the wishes of the Union party.
Instead Of the President proving false, the
men who were now leading the Union party
were perverting its grand objects and in
tentions for the restoration of the Union aud
enforcement of the LAWS. far
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Mloastara aud Gommfrflal.
Cincinnati Markets.
CTNCINNATL Nav 1!

ilI l, CrNCNSATL May 10.
FLouR--The market Is dull. Superfine
we quote at S9@9 so; Extra. S1O@l0 rs /;
Family, $ll@l2; Fancy Mt S12 50@l4. The
sales were small. amounting In all TO only
about COO bbls. n.
Wharf.-The market Is very unsettled
and prices Irregular so that accurate QUO
tations can not be given. Holders are will
order 70 effect sales. No. Spring Is held
nomlnally at 81 90; extra do. at 81; No.
new red at 81 30@2 35; No. old do. 81 60,
and extra do. at 81 60@2 65. sales of 1000
bushels extra spring at 90.
CoRN-A steady market at 57@5Sc. for
No. l mixed, In elevator, and 6g@70c. In
sacks. Ear Is selling at 53@55c. at upper
and low er roads.
OATs-The market Is quiet with a fair
demand. No. we quote at 45@40c., and
No. 2 at 42c.
RyE-The offerings are liberal, and
prices declined 2@3c. No. 2 we now quote
at s0@S3c. Sales of 1900 bushels No at
SIC.
BARLEY.-There was good demand for
all grades ut for mailing purposes, at 81 10
81 25. Prime Fall and Canadian brings
from 81 20@l 25.
GRocERIEs-The market remains steady
with fair demand at 23@2 for fair to
choice Rio Coffee; l2@l5c. for raw Su-
gar; l615@l7c. for hard-refined, and 9O@
95c. for Molasses.
WHIsKY-A fair demand for that duty
paid at 50 81. and 23c. IN bond.
SEED-Flax firm and in good demand at
50 b5.
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shothim three times killing him instantly.
Parkinson expressed himself willing 10
surrender himself TO the u, thortles.
A dead infant was found IN an alley this
morning. evidently Killed Immediately az
ter its birth.
A man named Wade shot one Baldwin. In
Gibson county, killing him Instantly. No
cause Is assigned.
A beast named Wood committed rape on
\ little girl thirteen years old. in Porter
county, and II Is expected she will die from
the effects. Wood Is just out of the peni-
tentiarg for the commission OF a similar
offcnsc several years ago. ., .sltlIt04
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THE OrrowA NKws.--This excellent
democratic paper comes to US this week
much enlarged, and greatly improved In
appearance. 1t is edited an published by
Mr.. George =. Clark, son of David Clark,
ESQ., Of this city, who was educated In the
typographical art in the ENPIRE Office.
We are much gratlfied to notice this sub
srantial evidence of the growing prosperity
of his paper. IL Is valuable auxiliary to
the democratic cause, and should be liber-
ally sustained by the people of the section
in which it is located. r n
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BY TELEGRAPH
Washington Matters.
ma WIsutNefox. MAY Of

II HlNAi NtsHiNsfoS.' Slay pl'
A special telegram from Charleston.
South Carolina, received tonight. says that
General Devens. conuandiugatC Charleston.
has received ordefsto muster out the white
volunteers In that department. among them
the Twenty-fifth Ohio. M II gIUnGJ .
The serenade to the President. and Cabinet
by the National Uhioh Club WI take place
on Monday night. probably. The purpose
OF the serenade IA 70 provoke q speech from
the members Of the Cabinet and. IL possible.
make them define theif6 political status.
Mr.. Harlan, especially. Is to be smoked out,
IL he can be induced to make speech.
General Grant received to-day official
information from General Halleck IN San
Francisco that the story Of the massacre OF
the soldiers In Fort Goodwin Is without
Attorney general Speed had lengthy
interview with the President yesterday,
relative TO the trial Of Jefferson Davis. II
amounted, substantially, to this That Mr..
Speed reiterated his opinion that Davis can
only be tried la Virginia. without risk upon
the question of Jurisdiction :tllat he had not
maturely considered the Indictment re-
Gently found under the direction of Judge
Underwood; but that. as now advised. he
feared that the document would not stand
the test of judicial criticism. The Presi-
dent informed Mr.. Speed of the views ex-
pressed TO him this night two weeks ago.
by Chiefjustlce Chase, who said he had
fears that the Peace Proclamation was not
understood BY the military as abrogating
martial law In Virginia. and that he would
not hold court in that State until he was
assured that civil law Is supreme In matters
where the civil courts have jurisdiction.
Mr.. johnson added that he could see no
reason for any doubt on the subject, and In
that opinion the Chlef-justice concurred
with him. but that IN order to settle the
matter he would yield to a suggestion of
the Chiefjustice, and issue a proclamation
Court convenes in Richmond. Mr.. Speed
suggested that IL might be necessary TO
abandon the indictment recently reported.
and have another found by another Grand
jury. SO the matter now stands. II
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fGsEAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND Per-
soNAk. PRoPERTY.-C. p. Huber & Son will
sell at auction, on Tuesday, May Doth, the
Real Estate and Personal Property of Jo-
seph Stoecklein, situated in Dayton View
The real estate will include fine two-story
brick house, the present residence Of Mr.
Stoecklein, .slaughter-house, stables and
other out-buildings. This is one of the
most desirable locations in the vicinity OF
Dayton. A large amount ofpersonal prop
erty will also be offered for sale, comprfs-
ing horses, COWS, hogs, all the tools and fix
lures Of the slaughter-house, wagons, har-
ness, and large quantity of household
furniture. This Is ore of the most impor-
tant sales of the season, and is eminently
worthy of public attention. For partieu-
lars, articles to be sold, terms, &C., see hand
bills.
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tB- Something Ne,o--llnen imitation pa
per collars, at II. Schwarz'. mlOd6awl

CHANGE OF TME.-The attention of all
interested is directed to the change of time
in the cards of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton. Atlantic and Great Western,
Dayton. Xenia and Columbus, Indiana Gem
tral, and Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Railroads. The change took effect this
morning.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BLACKSMITH AND
WAGON MAKER.-I will sell one full set OF
new Blacksmith Tools, and one set of new
Wagon Makers Tools, with Iron and Coal.
1t is one of the best stands in the city and
has good run of work at the present time.
Two good shops can be had for any length
of time. Price low. Apply to B. Best. No.
lO7 Jefferson street. m2Idlw
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az Keep your eye on the Golden Eagle

tE Tickets for the Concert to be held at
Huston Hall this evening, can be had at the
Book and Music Store Of Messrs. Chas. y.
Fischer III Main Street; Kemper's Fancy
Goods Store, and at Fritch & Nipgen's Sec
ond Street. Price, fifty cents,
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WANTED.-Ffalf dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 335 SecondcstTest, Miss Good
mains old stand.j al3-dtf.
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The SISTERS FAIR.-This evening, the
Sisters, connected with the school of st. Jo-
seph's Church, will commence Fair at
Clegg's Hall, which will be continued dur
ing the week. The funds raised by the Fair
are to be devoted exclusively to purposes of
benevolence and charity. especially to the
relief of needy and destitute children. The
object is most praisewoithy one. and we
sincerely hope that the efforts Of the kind
hearted and benevolent ladies who are en-
gagged in this good work will be entirely
successful. The Fair ITSELF we are well as
sured, viii be one of the most pleasant and
attractive exhibitions of the Kind that has
ever been held in Dayton. It should be
generously patronized, and we trust II will
be. 1t will afford an excellent opportunity
for the charitably inclined to prove their
faith by their works.
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eB The great Bankrupt Sale opens We'd
nesday May zS, at No. 60 Jefferson street,
where one Of the finest stock OF goods ever
exhibited viii be GiyES AwAYI g., tts-
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS AHDsAILoRs

I. Aiionicers 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.
3 All able, and Ordinary Seamen. who enlisted
In the United States Navy between the 2th OF Feb
ruary and the LIST ofJuly, 1854 .1 TJlI
4 All officers of the army-who recruited on
conditional Commi ssi0ns--an
D. Veterans who have received no Local Bounty,
VIII md II TO their interest to address, "Matthews
q BrunRugh," l02 East Pearl stree I, Cincinnati
Ohio, who promise speedy and prompt settlement
OF the aboye claims. = .f
MATTHEWS 4 BRUNAUGH,
mT-d3 i02 East Pearl street Cincinnati, o. B.
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Another payiight Robberr.

tit-9 fhtLApELPHfAs May ~.
A boy messengerof broker IN this city
was knocked down In the street this morn
ing and robbed OF 5000. A gentleman
fortunately came along just as the thief had
secured the money. and, knocking him
over. recovered It. The thief was commit
ted to prison.
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New York Money Market.
N,-p, Vo..r AF... q,

Money easy at per cent. on call loans.
Sterling firm at loSss@lo9A. Gold Is with
ont decided change. opening at 13Ojk, de-
cllning to 100, and closing at 1905.
The total exports of specie to-day were
S5.S73500. The total exports of specie for
the week were S9,352694.
Government stocks firmer.
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FIRST OF THE SRAsoN.-Nice spring
chickens win be served up at all hours. at
the Atlanta House, No. 20 Market street.
ia tslf If Sd mlBdtf
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A CARD.-As have rented my rooms on
Third street. and have only limited time
to remain, therefore will sell the balance
of my stock regardless of cost.
mlSdlw p. A. LAPEE.
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s25. Bartlett Sewing Machine.

V~U' DdIgIuIg p0WuB MdClluts YHU.
I licensed under patents 6f Howe, wheeler 4
II Wilson, Grsfer 4 Baker, and Singer a Co,
and the only cheap machine In the United States
having the right TO use the Wheeler a Wilson or
four motion Under Feed
We want Agents 10 sell them. will pay $50 10
$500 per month, OF allow large Commissions. Wnl
send Machines, 10 be paid for whel sold For Cir
eulars, Terms, &e, enclose stamp and address
PAGE nAOT UEttS, General Agents,
Ohio. or st Louis, Mo.
"-ews with double or single thread "--ScisnsLae
4naerfcan. alsdlmw2m
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e8~Prentice, of the Louisville Journal,
makes a wicked lunge at the very under
pinning of society. He says the "'tilting
hoops enable the common people to see a
great deal more ofIgpod society thar they
ever saw before"
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For Makine surar.

Iron FuRNACEs-kT VERY Low
IFRitEs. AT CHRisrOPHER a sPIELMhNss
sS Third street. They will save time, labor and
wood 10 boliug 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 yonpelvss.1 III iebs1 wtf
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Specie for Europe

s..la.s ,-.. NEW York. May 10.
The steamer for Europe to-day took out
$5.s73,OO0 in specie.
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ARRrvED.-Those new styles Of Fenian
Suits, can now be had at the Eagle Cloth
ing Store, 1lS Main street. ml4d1w
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Treasures Notice.
To the Tax Payers Of Montgomery
shasA County, Ohio.

VNHE BOOKS are now ready. and we viii attend
Il TO receiving taxes forled5, during Ofice Boura
at the Treasurers once. n you consult your con,
ders 1t very unpleasant dhring the last few weeks
Of the time specified BY law. Remember that one
half Of the Taxes remain unpaid. and is 70 ba paid
as authorized by law DANIEL STALEY, ~.
m9d3 rrNasnrerof OF Montgomery co Oll
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sENrA,lady was asked, the other day why
She chose to live single fife. She replied,
Because l am, not abiefto support a. hris-
band" gTF7fDTr-YNsE
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What length ought hdy's criBolinefto
bei A little above two feet.--M Z. Post.
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George "s knais. Dert. .i s0~sry county oAi0'
hN
NJ E0RGE ENGLE, WHOSE RESI-
dence Is unknown to the laintln, will take notice
that John X. Butt, Of the county OF Montgomery
In the state OF Ohio, did. the 4th day OF April
A; d, 1856 fle his petition in the Superior Court,
within and for the county 9f Montg9mery, Ohio,
forth that the said George Engie, gave mortgage
10 the said John X. Butt, inlot number one hun
dred and thirty five, Q85) situate in Germantown
In said county OF Montgomery. Ohio, to secure the
payment of oftwo hundred and twenty -nve dol
lars. (S225 according to certain note referred to
IN said mortgage, and praying that the said George
Engle may pay said sum now claimed TO be due,
amounting TO two hundred and twenty five dollars
(eX25) with interest from April list, 1885 or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same and the
said George Engle Is hereby notified that he Is re-
quired to appear and answer said petition, on OF
before the third Saturday amer the lst day OF June
next GEO. W. MOYRR
E A prit IS, 1o66-wSt Attorney for Plaintiff
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.tAIrrnimph for Trelnhd.

The British Government have-at last de-
termined to relieve the Irish people Of one
Of their most fruitful causes Of complaint,
by abolishing the Roman Catholic test oath
That oath practically debarred every con-
scientious Catholic from holding any posi-
tion of honor or trust under the British Gov
ernmept, IT not onlyTrequired a Catholic
~ swear allegiance TO the Protestant d.
nasty. but it likewise compelled him TO
recognize the Church Of England as the true
exponent ofthe Christian religion. AT the
session of Parliament preceding the present
one. an effort was made by the Progressive
party to have the obnoxious oath abolished
but the movement was defeated by the party
representing the wishes Of the Government
We can only imagine the cause that has in
duced the change now manifested by the
latter purity, but IL Is certain that they now
propose entirely to blot out the objectiona-
BILE restriction upon Catholics. Upon test
oath In the House Of Commons. on the sth
inst. only five mletnbers cut Of nearly seven
hundred dissented to theaboiishmento ofthe
oath. The proposition now Is, to establish
form Of oath that shall have no sectarian
features about IL but which shall require
nothing more from a Catholic or jew. than
Is required from the most devout member of
the Established Church. This is the most
important step in the direction ofliberalism.
that has been taken by the British Govern
luiEhbAOh AAtdfft t1i o4f ot0 hIttutFA ~ ttItafts
| ~ y a 49, .s4A Al Afh A.
Jokes.
A Frenchman, on arriving In England
and finding himself utterly unobserved, no
official asking his passport, no policeman
dogglng his steps, no MAYOR demanding his
business, felt sad and lonely. and exclaimed
that he was no more taken notice of than II
he was little dog.
81 think said q fellow. the other day,,sI
should make a good member Of Parliament,
for L use their language. l received two
bills short time since, with requests for
immediate payment; the one ordered to
be laid on the table, the other to be read
that day six months.s
A traveller stopped-at an inn to breakfast
and having drank cup of what was given
to him, the servant asked, What will you
take, sir, tea or coffee 2" THAT depends
upon circumstances" was the reply. IF
what you gave me last was tea, want
coffee; II ilt was cOffee,t wanttea!1 Lwaut
Il changepTdtSA dLAA tASASs4lAAiA
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AMUsEsfESTs.

TnE 0PERA HoUsR.-we regret that the
iiteiSlpi'ce at the Opera House, onsam'lay
evening on the occasion ofthe compliment
tary benefit Of M. worl. was not as large
sit should have been Still all that was
promised on the part of the management
was faithfully performed. The delightful
iomedy Of The Little Treasure" was admi-
rably rendered, andso we're the other fea-
lures ofthe entertainment. iuf
Tonight the young and talented TRACE
dian, Mr.. b. Macauley, will make his first
appearance before Dayton audience, as
Hamlet the masterpiece Of the immor-
tai Bard Of Avon" In this character Mr..
Macauley is heralded as worthy successor
ofForrest and John Mccullough on the OPP
era House boards. which Is sufficient en-
dorsement. We congratulate the manage
lnent and the theatre-going public on the
appearance of this distinguished actor, and
we predict for him brilliant and success
full career during his sojourn in our city.
MIR. Macauley win sppear Tomorrow
night as "Richelieup = ai-W no aol
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FAM M KS. TAKE NOTIOk II
BUCKWHEAT NEED FOR SALE.

TUE undersigned have received q large quantity
IL OF BUJkWHkAT SEED suitable Tor seodinf
aht1h they oneI for sale. Farmers, send In yOur
orders mlSdlwAxa GROSS a kIssELL.
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every fine hundred UOtes given for General
GEORGE w. MoRoAG for Governor last Oc-
tober; and an additional one for every
fraction of too hundred and lJtw and up
ward. In accordance with this apportiOn-
ment, Montgomery county will be called mp
on TO elect eieueR delegates.
Ha4n -u----ps
SABBATH EVENING LECTURES AT CLEGo's
HALL.-It was our privilege to attend Di-
vine service at Clegg's Hall last evening.
As announced heretofore. the Rev. D.
Steck. pastor Of st, Johns Church, is now
engaged In delivering course of Sunday
Erening Lectures on Important Biblical Facts
and Events. before his congregation. The
second lecture of the course was presented
last evening. The audience was large, the
spacious hall being well filed The sub
ject was, THE BABEL BUILDERS" Those
who are in the habit of hearing Rev. Mr..
Steck need not be, told that the discourse.
both in matter and In manner. was of SUI
perior merit. The main points presented
were-the object, the guilt. and the ultimate
defeat of this bold undertaking. There
were many important principles bought
ont IN the elucidition of these several
polntef Which ull uOl ldli W EeCelNe, AZ tile
hands of the eloquent speaker, most apt
and foreible application to men and things
in our own time. The discourse was
listened to with unusual interest through
out. We are gratified to know that these
Sunday evening lectures have already pro-
duced very excellent impression, and
that they are looked forward to. from week
to week, with constantly increasing in
terest. We have long been impressed with
the conviction that more preaching OF this
character is demanded by the times. With
the entire Bible, with all its facts, events.
characters, narratives, prophecies and yeriii-
cation of prophecies. to draw It's themes
from, the scope of the pulpit In our day
seems to be too eircumscribed in the range
of its discussions. The people want more
variety in the subject-matter presented
from the sacred desk. Let them be graft
fled, and theisanctuary will be sought by
many who are now seldom found In place
of public WOrShiD.-- ----
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ETDNISo RooM GIRLS wanted at the
Phoenix House. The best of wages will be
paid. m17d3
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JUsT REoEIvED.-Anothe large lot OF
Mems and Boys new style Spring and
Summer Hats and Caps, to be sold at great
ly reduced prices.
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THE Dairy EMPIRE.
DEM0CRAHIE STATE CONVENTION
THURSDAY, MAY "a, ieee.

The Annual STATE Convention Of the
Democratic party OF Ohio. will be held H.
Columbus. on Thursday, the Oath das
of May, 1866, to transact such business
rs may come before II, and to put IN nomi-
nation candidates for the following State
Oilices: I.l
SECRETARY or STATE;
JUDGE OF THE ESUPRTAfE CoURr;
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 fine hundred Uotes given for General
GEORGE w. MORGAN for Governor. last Oc-
tober; and an additional one for every
fraction Of tIo0 hundred and TIM and up
ward. In accordance with this apportion-
ment, Montgomery county will be calledup-
on TO elect eleven delegates.
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NOTICE.

John x Butt, Plaintinl Superior Court. Mont
George Engle. Dert. -
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| GIFT CONCERT AT HUSTON HALL, THIS
EvENTNe.-0ur readers have already been
apprised of the splendid musical aud lra-
matte entertainment which is to come OF
at Huston Hall this evening, under the dl-
rection of Prof. Fischer. the organist OF
Emanuel's Church. Professor Mayer, a
performer Of great merit, who has kindly
volunteered his services, win preside at the
piano, and will be assisted by the orchestra
of the Harmonic Society. The arrange
ments for the concert have been made on a
very liberal scale, and one of the most de-
lightfnl, musical entertainments OF the sea-
son may be anticipated. ..h
A beautiful drama, entitled Trau, Shau,
Wen ? or, DO not Trust Everybody, by
the boys of Emanuel's School, will also be
an Interesting part of the entertainment.
After the concert there will be gift dis
tribution of one hundred aud t,centD- seren
prizes. The numbers for these prizes win
be issued at the door with the tickets, and
the lucky holders will not fail TO draw
something nice and valuable. This, In adj
dition to the excellent entertainment which
is promised, should be a sufficient induces
ment for a large attendance; but there is d
still stronger reason why the concert
should be literally patronized. The pro-
ceeds will be applied to the buflding OF a
new school house, an object worthy ofall
commendation. The doors win be opened
at o'clock--concert commence ats-price
OF tickets 30 cents. -,a. i.isiasva5. l1
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eB- If you want TO be suited In fashion
and low prices. 20 to Schwarz' for clothing
nl10d6awl fr .Tl.5s .i.,-.i f.5 ,...,''.
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SOo Second st., bet. Main and Jefferson.
mlsd2 rlrAlu u.-l.l- Els dls i.I
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Posr OFFICE, DAYTON, ONO, April IS, 1896
Until further notice the mails win arrive and
,lose at this Office as follows;