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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13
Am Ireland in AmerIon.

In an article on the late Fenian demon
strations against Canads, the Utica IN. "
Obseper asks and answers the question,
what is the cause of this implacable heredi-
tary hatred of Irishmen toward the En-
glish government, this terrible feeling
which Inspires those under its influence To
such extraordinary measures ?. Elsewhere
throughout the world the Irish are among
the most loyal citizens possessed by any
government; towards England alone are
they always hostile, always concerning op-
position and nourishing bitterness. Why
is thisg ...,,f
II is simply because England has ,on-
quered Ireland, and for hundreds of years
has deprived it of elf-government, and
ruled it by aD arbitrary and irritating sys-
TEN, unsuited to the genius and habits of
its people makes little difference whether
those laws are good or bad in the abstract; !;
they are imposed by an outside power, are
based on English ideas, and are intended
forthe benefit Of England, aud not of Ire
land. The people interested are not only
not consulted in making the laws which
govern them; but those laws are so framed
as to degrade, oppress and humliate them
To this great lesson in British and Irish
history, and its pertinent application to our
own case, it adds with simplicity, but log
ically, that we of the North have conquered
a territory comprising half the Union; that
is, we restrain it from separating itself
from the Union by superior might. There
is great party among us, which at present
holds the ruling power in the country, that
insists upon pursuing the same course
towards the South that England has pur-
sued towards Ireland. 1t keeps this terri
tory unrepresented in Congress it deprives
it OF the rights of self-government; it i'm
poses laws upon 1t that are unsuited to the
genius and the desires of its people.
This party intends that the South shall be
governed by Northern ideas, instead of its
own; that the people shall feel that they
are oppressed, degraded and humiliated by
superior force; that they shall be deprived
entirely of self-government, until they vol
UNFAIRLY deprive themselves of half the
power to which they are entitled, and sur
renAerts Northern Nqti orig ',zlAr
ant, h. .lgrfa
gov, ncrt l'31 rr
If tits dcsircd that wc,aall haze an Ire
land at the South, and shall SOW Ihickly thr
seeds of another terrible hatred like that of
which we now see the fruits, the policy OF
the Radicalsis just the course to bring about
that result ... ......-... '.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

GBr Resolutions expressing sympathy
with the Fenians, and proposing repeal
of the neutrality laws, were before the
House of Representatives Monday, pro-
posed by. Mr.. ,ScnENcK, of Ohio, and Mr..
ANcoNA, Of Pennsylvania. A motion to
table the subject. received only fpar votes,
and the resolutions were ultimately referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, q ''
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Treasurer's Notice.

THE TAX PAYERS Of Montgomery County,
Il Ohio are hereby notified that the last install
ment OF Taxes for the year 1895 must he paid by
the 20th day of June 1885 The ofIce will be open
nt half past six A. NJ, and close at hve z. M.-re-
open at haif past six P NJ, and close at eight T. M
eapb day from this date until the 20ih OF this inst
for tho purpose OF receiving Taxes. Yonr time Is
short money precious come along and avoid the
penalty DANIEL STALEY
5une II, 1e66-dswa Treas OF Mont Co. o.
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Patent Pumps for Bored Wells

COUNTY AND TOWN RIGHTS FOR OHIO. of
~ james Suggett's Patent for sale by US at
Dayton Ohio Warming Is hereby given aSsInst
lnirlnee9Ients upon said patent We have ordered
prosecution for the same j. III HOME
Dayton, June 4 1SiG-slawIm w j. SHELDON
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A bill has passed both houses of Con-
gress, and viii probably be signed by the
President to-day, prohibiting the deposit
of public money elsewhere than with Sub
Treasurers, except under special authority
from the Secretary of the Treasury. n
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The Atlanta (Ga.,) Ne,O Era Of June LIST,
observes: ''rhe South win not be able TO
do more this year than supply itself with
bread-stufis. Formerly we exported aeon
siderable amount of flour, but we cannot do
so this year, ., tr..--,lf .,.tf,f
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Another Military satrnp ColIidod.


Judge NELSON, of the United States Su-
preme Court and regarded as possessing
the ablest judicial intellect of the Bench
has lately rendered decision on am appli-
cation for awrit of hdJedS corpus i'm the
case Of Mr.. JoHN EG&N, OF South Carolina,
convicted by one Of Mr.. DANIEL Z. SlcKLEs'
drum head courts Of manslaughter, for
killing negro boy. and sentenced for life
to the Albany Peuitentiary In New York.
Judge Mason has direeted the discharge
of the prisoner. declaring that Mr.. SIcKLEs
has no right oranthoritSt to overthrow the
civil law in South Carolina, which was am
pie TO take cognizance Of the case Thus,
says the New York Day Bo6k,i i"this engine
of tyranny totters to the ground; but why
is not this man SICKLEs caught, Gagged and
punished? Why should he, be allowed TO
arrest and try men, and send them to pri-
son illegally with impunity? S.rely, there
is nothing IN his character or antecedents
to render him worthy of any lonity. 1t is
here shown that he was guilty of over
throwing the laws and trampling upon the
rights and liberty Of the bcitizen. Why,
then, should he not be taught lesson, and
made TO feel that he can not act the tyrant
wi5hont meeting due punishment for his
gdn8 ? orr IS q bA5 we 1
iHfh9re haNq 'NTYi gSoHe mrrr r&ecuted in
tho south since the close of the war BY
thtse shoulder-st ap gentry Whoever they
arr, they are guilty of murder and no time
should be lost in having them arrested and
tried. We must make an example of some
of these wretches, or else all our good de-
cisions will go for naught. Hang some one
of these men who have thus set the laws at
defiance, and it will do more to preserve
the liberties of the. people in the future
than any and all other causes combined.
But let all these men, who have hung
civilians at their drum head court martials,
escape, and good-by to liberty, to freedom
and good government. The life Of no man
is safe, where these military assassms can
ply their trade with impunity. Ji1p
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

1t is stated that DIR, William Treyitt,
formerly Secretary Of State of Ohio, has
purchased the Columbus CRISIS. At least
the Statesman is so informed.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that William Dikeler
IN has been appointed and qualified Executor of
the estate Of sebastian Dlkeler, late of Montgom-
Junes 8, 1891 jtisw3' WILLIAM DIKEIIR.
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Amnsements.
BURKEEY a OOLBAHD,s
Minstrels and Brass Band,
|. AT HUSTON HALL,
FOR
oNH Ni@lnt Only,
Wednesday Evening, june 13.

The Management takes pleasure In Announcing
the names OF the following well-known Artists
WIN. BUTLER the Great Basso. late of Kelly
4 Icons Opera House.
J. y. DUNE, the Great Tenor, late Of Kelly 4
Icons Opera House.
X KELLY. the Favorite Bslladist late of the
Royal English Opera, London, England
CIiAs. SHELLY, the Great Baritone late of the
English Opera
j, w: MoANDREws the star Comedian, late of
Kelly \ Leon's Opera House.
GEORGE CoLLARD, the Great Comedian
JOHNNY JUDGE, the celebrated Banioist and
Comedian. W
>. MARS, the Great Danseuse and personater
VI taltass ,SiHaas Shasacter And host of others
Julld5 iaRt1 III @. SMART. Agent
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No We Don't.

The Canada papers are very earnest In
demanding the surrender of O'NEuL an6
other leading Fenians, who crossed the lin,
with hostile motives, To this the Cincln.
natl Times says, with most pointed appli-
cation: l1
Gentlemen. you csn rest your souls In
patience, for you won't get them. You did
not surrender the St.'Albans raiders and
we will not surrender the Fenian raiders
on may talk pb0nt compelling us as
much as you please. you dare notso much
as move yonr little finger against us
neither you nor yonr masters in sold
Britannia" You are all under heavy Fen.
ian bonds to keep the peace with us. and h
we shall not Interfere to prevent thu
wholesale hanging and shooting of what
captiVes you have, you may consider your
selves fortunate. ~ I..' .JlG- - -
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v ANTED--fT TO BE KNOWN THAT
gsw advertisements.
sANDUsKY AND CINCINNATI R. R
In @M o 4sl

- aH 80 ~ ~
ON and after Monday, May u Passenoey 7yajos
~, ~ VIII be run on the Sandusky and Cincinnati
Railroad as follows
Leave Dayton. Arrive.
Night Express 100 n m G.59 y ~ ~
Mail Train North, connects at 6DyTgodeId for
White sulphur Springs and Delaware. at ISrycst
ior the East at Carey for Fndlay at OIvde for the
EAST ana West and Tor the East
=, ght y Express North connects at CLYDE Tor the
East, at sAEpUskY forCleveland and the East and
win = line OF steamers for Kelly's Island Detroit
and Upper Lakes. -
Sleeping Cars on Night Express
j, II, PO1srEK, General Superintendsnt
B. f. TIARGRAv W. Agent ms
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

\
Dr.. Il. CONE may be consulted as follows.
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House. on Thurs.
days, March 81 April ~; May II; July 8; Aug. 8;
Sept. 10; Oct 1e. -
In DAYTON at the Phillips House. on FRIDAYS.
March 8; April 10; May is; Jnly Q; Aug. TO- Sept
in TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
March TO- April III May 10; July 4; Aug. ii; sept
10; Oct 20. = 70 ~ TNr
In SPRINGFIELD at the wins House. on
ihursdays,, March 70; April 10; May "a; July ~
DIR CONE has had oiiloes In each Of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years. and rs he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each of the above places he can giys
the best Of references n each place es to his skill
DR. CONE Treats, and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, Including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but II
those who consult him desire retreatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines, - ~, - - ? :
Medicines that will last patient from four to ST
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars IN Cash
TOTTiu Address, DR.. f. CONE, I
novab.diya H'aaisf adi SHrSS 'i1nn's' of'io'
ftfr L u. .. t.rI
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sptrial Astires.
Special Caution.


"A"Sh.vN' ~ SNtoEHtNH SYRUP
mas become % popular that various parties have
put ont articles calling them Mrs winslows
Please take notice that THE MRS wINsLow or
TIE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE. Jualawam
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

Iroches are used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will nnd 7roches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs The Trochcs are recommended and pre-
seribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
article of true merit and having pros,d theiSs
elicicy by n test of many years, each wear finds
their in new localities in various parts of the
better than other articles. rr = ~ W
Optain only, .BROWN's BRONCHIAL TRIO.
tdtioas that may be offered. NV
Sold everywhere in the United States, and For
eign Countries, at 35 cents per box. ec95-6mdw
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PRICE; 1s]I,1l ONLY 50 CTS. PER BOTTLE.

qMAHBIAGE AND OELIBACY, an rs.
say OF Warming and Instruction for Young Mon.
Also, Diseases aud Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means Of relief Sent free
OF charge In sealed letter envelopes Address, Dr.
J. .'sKILLIN ,HoUGHFoNi Howard Association,
Pa @s ? w. a. aIsIaw.3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

EMPIRE STEAM JOB PRINTING OF
DAYTON, OHIO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

eB The Grand Jury of the United States
Circuit Court at Richmond were adjourned
mot dischrged-on THURSDAY last to
meet on the first Tuesday Of October
They are directed TO keep profoundly secret
the names Of the 1--WE persons against whom
they have found Indictments. II is, how
ever, claimed to be an ascertained fact that
one Of the fiye Indictments is against john
@. BREcKNRIDGE. Its language is verbdtim
the same as that brought in against JFFF.
DAVIS, with the exception of a change OF
names. The Richmond Times asserts that
the object of indicting BREcKNmDGE ib to
prevent his being pardoned by the aPresi-
dent and returning TO the United States
from his refuge in Canada.
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F o K 8 A I e


The large and beautiful faI1a belonging to
Jefferson Patterson's Estate (!
vided into W.
80 Lots, Ranging from l to so Acres,
Particularly adapted to
BUIbNING AID GARBESING PURPOsEs.
Aud will be offered at sherif's Sale at the Court
House, IN the city Of Dayton ON
Saturday, jane lG, 1866, az t,Oo O'clock P. d.
All of the above is very desirable property the
greater part being under fine cultivation well
Mhtereu ana under good fence. The attention of
Gardeners is especially invited to this opportunity
OF obtaining ground particularly adapted 10 their
purpose the soil being of excellent oualiiv Ihe
water facilities superior and the markets very
convenient Part of this propertyis elevated wood
land, and very suitable for building sizes command-
ing iroad ami beautiful view of DAYTON and the
Miami Valley The homestead rot includes 0Itv
acres, with '
Large & Well Arranged Dwelling.
beautifully and ehailningly located fine barn.
cartiaSe-house, and other out-buildings good well
cistern and never-failing springs; also fruit ui
various Kinds and choicest varieties including n
vineyard and orchard in full bearing The i'm
proveirents on this lot are manifold and valuable
very durable and in the best condition Plats of
the Above property can be seen ut the SheriiI'S
Office and on the premises.
NE. TERMS OF SALE-One fifth down and
the ba lance in five annual payments with interest
ut SIX per cent fom day "f sale m15TuThaSts
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N NOTICE.

'INHE Stockholders of the Southeast Market Com.
Il pany are hereby notified that there will be an
election held ON Thursday, the 14th day OF June.
lH6, between the hours OF Twelve and iii rec clOek
II. for seven Directors for the ensuing year
Julfu.H, l- w n. l.. AULL, Secretary
HORACE WHITNEY, Auctioneer,
,.. DAYTON, OHIO.
WILL cry sales In townor country, for the old
w price-s1O for large sales and IS for smaller
ones ju9l9w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

If tits dcsirro that wr>uall hnrm Ire
land at the South, aud shall SOW Ihicklv the
seeds of another terrible hatred like that of
which we now see the fruits, the policy of
the Radicals is just the course to bring abous
that result ... E..,.. ..l..
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PROM EUROPE.
IBy the Atlantic Cable.l
EE6LAN d.

LONDON, Nov. i5.-The rebel bond. holders
are bout erin giug their case under the notice
Of the British Government as q set or against
The Alabama claims Of the United States
ITALY.
LoNDoN, Nov. I5.-lt he reported that when
the French troops evacu2te Rome the Ro-
mans will vote IN favor of being annexed TO
Italy.
LONDON STOCK AND MONEY MARKET
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE money market is
firm. CoRsol for money, 90; ". - Five.twen-
ties, 7oa: Erie, SIN; Illinois Central, -.
tBy Steamer
EMIGRATION TO THK UNITED STATES.
On the Ist OF November the emigration Of
fcIals completed their usual returns of the
exodus from LIVERPOOL; and, although the fact
lis not stated in the report il is understood that
a large number-perhaps three hundred-of
the emigrants have gone to Texas direct. Dur
ing the month ending October there sailed to
the United States twenty four ships under the
act with 1851 passengers, OF whom 6O6 were
cabin and 6,&S5 steerage. OF this number 26l2
were English. 2oe Scotch, 2,&5i Irish, and 1871
were foreigners.
To Canada there were four ships with LOCI
passengers, of whom 1863 were cabin and seS
steerage. In ''short ships there sailed TO the
United States i,02i passengers; to South Amer
lea, TO Victoria, 81: to Africa, 80, and to the
West Indies, IS. From a rough calcu Iation it
appears that during the past month upward of
3,6oJ Irish emigrants have left Liverpool for
America.
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GoING BACK ON HIS ssFRIENDs The New
York Tribune, in summing up the result Of
the election in Massachusetts, saws There
are very few Copperheads and some negroes
chosen TO the Legislature, but not enough of
either to do any harm"
During the past year, according TO the
Louisville Journal, there have been one hun.
dred and fifty two cases Of stabbine in Ken
tucky. ffty-one of which resulted in death.
~The Marlboro Md, Gazette SAYS. r.
Hance. Esq, as Trustee, has sold 100 acres of
the farm, with the MILL of the late H. Sass.
Ger, Jr, to Mr., John NJ Sansbury, for the sum
OF $1,000. = ''ste @e9
"A BULL.--A Norfolk IVA. paper saws 1--WE
are disappointed rs we expected to be at the
election in New York"
e2-SaIt Lake City has offered a reward of
5000 for the apprehension Of the assassins OF
DIR. Robinson, who was recently murdered
there. rhe citizens by private subscrrbtion
added s6,eoo Brigham Young subscribed
Mary Ann Blake Jumped into the Allan.
tic dock, Brooklyn. Sunday, aud was so de-
termined 10 drown that Two sailors could NOT
get her out of the water until they had stu n ned
aer with . blow.s 4Is -. :
oThe ghwaymen OF Peru are still n s.a-
ture Of that country. A. British Advfrai VA
lately relieved OF his watch and money while
taking walk with his vile and daughter in
the suburbs OF CalIao. - n So = - >
svThe health officers OF Ciuctnusti reports
seventeen hundred deaths by cholera and four
thousand cases rs the total in that eisy TINS
far. During the month OF Oetoorr there were
four hundred and forsy y.one deaths by cholera.
SCI 1T EoEEGa sea
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THE FENIAH TRIAL..

1oRoNro, Nov. l5.-The Ter ess trials.
which have occppied the attention & the oour,
during the past eleven days. viii c. zee tsmpo-
farily on Saturday next. as the court will not
tlt during the term. II was ~ firss supposed
tnaf snch OF the prisoners hao not been
brought 10 trial before the court rose wou ID
have 10 await their trial At the Jsnn.ry ss-
efzef, but IL ls probable thst arrangenents will
De mace by which they will BE- brought M be
fore The court sooner. special CON m,ssion
- expected 10 be issued an q few day for held
ing these trials immediately after the xrm
closes. "A fortnight from next Monday "a will
be Jusflce Hagerty' turn 10 take ID business
Two fenians were discharged from custody
yesterday for want OF sufncient evidence 10
place them on trial, and more will be dIs-
charftd to- day for a similar reason
A fenIa-n prisoner, named Thos Ryan. e.
cnptd fron Jail early this morning. The plan
war effected in n most daring manner. aud
srons tuspicions are entertained that he mlst
have bad accomplices:
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HALLS VEGETABLE


has itself to be the most perfect prepar
Tor the hair ever offered to the public.
1t IL . vegetable mpound and contains u in
furious properties whatever
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair fr ON falling out.
It cieanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
II is splendid hair dressing
No person, cid or young, should fall TO use II.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsBD BY TIKI First
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable Siciliap Hair Be
newer, and take no other.
B. p HALL & CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
for sale by all Druggists. ja a5-Th,y
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DR
eTR1OKLAND's PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Giass. of yaHesville, Wisconsin writes fer
the benent Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
from the army incur able, he being Qnite para
lyZed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured With one bottle OF DR. ST TRICKLANDS
PILE REMEDY. The recommend alton of these
gentlemen. beside the daily testimonials recei ved
by DR.. strickland, ought to convince these suffer
Ing that the most aggravated Of Piles
are cured by Dr.. Sfricklands Pile Remedy. tits
sed by Druggists everywhere Sold by J. W.
NAIRN d 90; OHAs. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and SO2 9th street oc Is -iy
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THE MARYLASD HoRsB AIR-Postpones.eat
on account ~ tie Heather-The threatening as
peet of the clouds yesterday morning had the
effect of deterriRg many from attending the
horse fair at Herring Run. AT one O'Clock o.
:, the rain falling heavily, the anagers di-
reefors, and owners ofthe horses, entered upon
consultations, and decided, IN consequence of
the BAG weather TO postpone the races and ex-
hioiiion until to-day, when, IL clear. the fatr
to-day being carried through. Should to-day
be stol my the whole hibition will be de ferred
until Monday, when the races will be contin-
Ueo as though no break had occurred
.SEu, 18th ~ Elff& .As a-t ~ FTf7--7T -
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JOHN MoRRIssEY.-A letter from New York
says: .The personal and political friends or
tender him the compliment OF a dinner at tn
tiith Avenue Hotel, someevening next week.
Mr Monesey on that occasiou will make
speech, defining the principles by which h
intends TO be guided in the next Don grsss, al
SO defending himself from accusations as .
MS moral character as citizen and a eentle-
man.n a. :, a -fr.- az -
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A SUPERIOR RrMHRY.

a VT4hIVb
We can console ntiously recommend to these suf.
ferlns from Q distressing caugh, DR, STRICK.
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM.
II gives relief almost instantaneous, and Is with
doubt but the Mellihuous Cough Balsam is one OF
the best preparations in Sse; and !. all that its
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried Ii during
the past week, and found relief from NEST dis.
treseing cough. 1t is prepared by Dr. Strickland,
No. 139 S1csmore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Co; also al WAiTE's Drug store and Oaxs.
CHKIsTINI'S, All Pa. avenue and s02 Ninth
street. 90 d ~
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CHRsAPEAkE AND OHIo CANAL REMOVALS
he Conservative officials are making pretty
clean sweep In the Offices Of the chesapeake
ana Ohio Canal Company, and have just re,
moved Lloyd Lowe, Esq, Superintendent 70
appointed. TO that position. We understand
tnat Mr.. VIM. Dowden, who has for many
years kept the locks at this port, has been re.
moved, and Mr.. VIM, Winew appointed in mis-
stead -CGBferldfd Cis.liaa -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~SOCIAL REFINGMENT ALWAYS MAN
iests itself In the selected of articles OF luxury
and may beiregarded as q proof of highly elm.
gated natenal taste that PHALON'S "NI0HT
BL0OMING CEREUS," has been adopted by all
classes OF the american people as their fsvorite
perfume. Sold ever, where N