The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-24
EADAllLl EMPIRE.

MornERs .--Go TO SchwarE spd look AZ
those pretty little chldren's suits here
n eeiye'l this week q H 4 m24dawlw
Ez~ Ladies. II you want a nice dress, II
ADelt Of Muslin aBeaatiful Castor, orany
rIthing in our line, come, aud you will br
sure to get It at prices 70 suit, at No. &C
Jefferson street.
"A CARD.-As have rented my rooms on
Third street, and have only limited time
to remain, therefore viii sell the balance
of my stock regardless ofcost. vale
mlsdlw p. a. LAFEE.
IcE CREAM.-For the very best quality of
ice cream, orange ice. and strawberries
and those exquisite and cooling beverages
which are so very grateful in the warm
weather, go to +. .Weltys, Main street. w
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ER-Two officers from Newark, Ohio, on
Saturday, arrested at the Union Depot, in
b Columbus, a young man named James A.
Ruhick, who. a few days before, stole from
his grandfather at Hebron, $4,000 in Gov
eminent bonds. The greater part of the
money was found upon his person. .a,
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.H EAU PHENosfENE-AlThis preparatiOn for
preserving and restoring the color of the
hair, is advertised IN our columns. 1t will
do all that Is claimed for lit as we have
good reason to know. 1t is the best prepa4
tiouof the kind we have ever met with.
Aside from its restorative qualities, it is a
most admirable dressing for the hair. No
one should be without 1t. tlrt "
~ The city editor of the Richmond
Und.) Telegraph heralds the advent of q
new tangled bonnet in that place thuslyia
. The LArHsT.--The latest Eastern fashion
for a bonnet appeared on Main street yes
terday. 1t consisted of two rye-straws
tied together with a blue ribbon on the top
of the head, and red tassels suspended at
each of the four ends of the straws. 1t was
''love of a bonnet;" price only $40. ID.
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Mrs. ID. p. BowERs--The patrons Of the
drama here VIII regret to learn that this ac-
complished lady and actress finds it impossi-
bile, at present, to respond favorably to the
invitation extended to her by number of
our prominent citizens to fill another en-
gagement at the Opera House. She fully
tapP1ocidIeS bne collpuiueill, anu Will AVuil
3 herself of the first opportunity,to make ns
another visit ere long. Of which the public
win be duly advised ~ sa f,
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eB"Tle death of Mr.. Potter who was
the head of the Cincinnati Commercial, in
n Yolved a change in its management. The
2 change has been inaugurated. The new
firm consists of NJ, Halstead, c. d. Miller
and John A. Gano general partners, and
h Mrs. Lydia A. Potter and Mrs. Julia Pome-
roy special partners. The partnership is to
terminate in 1871. The special partners
each invest In actual cash the sum Of S56,-
72e GS.
y CENSUS OF THE SIXTH WARD.-Mr. Peter
Lehman. Assessor of the Sixth Ward, has
taken census Of the Ward, and furnished
l uswith the following figures:
Whole number OF Families 645
Whole number OF Males p. .... 1774
Whole number OF Females, .........L III. IT,. 1742
Total Inhabitants of the Ward, .... s5ls
Taking the census of the Sixth Ward as
a basis, the entire population of the city
may be safely estimated at 25,000, which
shows an Increase of about 5000 since the
census of 1860, when the city contained
2O,0sl inhabitants. The population of Day.
ton and its immediate suburbs must be con-
siderably over 10000. ~