The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-27

10 come Oh On AHuis'ay hhAtY NiAiN7S 1hT
other postponement be found neces-
sary, from bad weather or some other cause.
4t 4. .it ta. -i4.a- - ~
OPEN.-TO accommodate my customers |
and all desiring to buy goods after seven
o'clock, p. M viii find my store open from
Saturday. September l. until further no
tice. II. Schwarz Proprietor Of the Ea-
gle Clothing Store. ...', ,...,l,,,'.
BASE BALL.-'The Buckeye Club, of this |
city, on the 18th inst, sent q challenge Co |
the Republic Club, Of Springfield, to play a
single match game, at any time or place.
The latter, on the 18th, accepted, naming |
Springfield as the place and Friday, the
9TH of September, as the day. nna.aAH,.n
eT~The La Crosse Democrat, speaking of
Mr.. Yallandigham's withdrawal from the
Philadelphia Convention, says: .9' ~"
Mr.. Vallandighaln. has made himself
hosts of friends by the magnanimity which |
prompted his resignation ofan indisputable I
right; and he did 1t so gracefully, and In |
terms so fitting. as to render the act doubly |
meritorious. In convention all parties ap- |
plauded his patriotism. S"sf
y -4s e.st.
STATE AND County esIRs. IL ptIrled hair,
moss, cottort and blair niattrasses and rib
bons also. d. l6tgf nice coats jistthe thing
for the oomlAg If,iiis,ij .Pers6ifs. in want of
extra beddif3 viii 6alllsoo They are
poiup ~ tsaf ~ uHA till ''Hl'6.5 ~ -
S1s9fgCHnrsroruER & srnsLNAS .
=. F'--s9-1- - - -ls-------- yttify.-sg@ a.
VETBnAK 1skfIRoAD CoNDucToR. - Mr..
John Brsphon, o. stl,Iseity, has, been con
ductor on the SanJustsy and Cincinnati
Railroad for slxbeer years, and during all
that time has never lost day from his
train. lie makessthe run of the road, 155
miles, yrrdqy,- or 50,53Q gsniles aryear d
The hdiiherl9 miles he has run lslned he
went on the road is S0S,4S0, or about thirty
two times the cifcunAerehee Of The earth
Mr. 3, during his long connection With
this road, has enjoyed the weli-earDed reps
utation of u model cbnductOy.. and a c0ur-
tcous andobliging gentleman. I4oJI ,uDa :
al f,-rrT NJ tI .
HINT ro LETTER oWRlTERs.--By the late
act to amend the postal laws, itisProvided
that postnmstersn shall l1return' to writers,
free of cost all letteys not delivered or
called for, when reqliested 50 to do by, the
person, mailing them. d Persons mailing
letters should bear this inmind, and
write on them areduest to the postmaster
to return the letter to them, # hot eliVered
in any number fdaysitlieS may mention.
By this course much delay and anxiety
NAV be avoided. 30 N'ai lta 'tA1" ya"a g =.
3uj go tl3illH j. tA .e3".-''i ..t -
az Henry Ward Beecher has lately been
pitching into the practice OF working rail
IAN GVp Ior- ~ al Ine
day Mr.. Beecher, in his peculiar way, was
making inquiries of a conductor to whom
he was unknown, as to whether the Sunday
riding could not be broken up II think it
might be-, said the conductor, but for that
confounded Beecher. SO many fancy peo-
pie from all parts visit his establishment
that it makes the road profitable If lie
would only shut up, the. thing could be
DONE"
TOMATO CATsUP-Mrs. Page in the
Prairie Farmer, gives her premium recipe, |
as follows Take ripe tomatoes, (the small
red ones are preferable.) wash, but not skin
them, aud thoroughly boil one hour, and
then put them through hair seive, and to
one quart ofjuice add one tablespoonful of
cinnamon, one of black pepper, half of cay
enne, half of nutmeg, one of good mustard,
two-thirds teacupful of salt Boil three
hours, and then to one quart of Juice add
one pint of pure cider vinegar Boil half
an hour longer bottle hot and seal up. This
catsup will keep for years aud not require
shaking before using" porcelain kettle
should be used. ..a.,i... a ..l LA.
BENE YRsHURUM. I'm frohtofthe Cathe-
dral, on Plum and Eighth streets, Cincinnati,
the Israelites have about completed new
Temple. in which the Bcne Yeshurun Con
gregation win henceforth hold their wor-