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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-10
From Europe.


LIVERPOOL, December S-Eyening.
Two cavalry regiments have been sent tc
Ireland to suppress insurrectionary move
ments in progress there.
The London Globe hints at serious diff
Guilty between the British Government and
Washington Cabinet, in respect TO the du-
ties of the latter in maintaining Legitimate
and faithful neutrality in the Fenian mat
ter.
A Cork telegram of the 2Gth says consid-
cradle alarm prevails there and throughout
Ireland. All police stations are barrcaded.
and the military are dispensing throughout
the country. Troops were confined 10 the
barracks under arms, last night
AdVices from Constantinople state that
the means of the Cretan Insurgents are eX-
hausted, and they are unable longer 10 re-
sist the repressive measures of the Turkish
Government.
Sr. PETERSBURG, December o.
The Russian Government has auuulled
the special laws of the Empire relative to
the Church.
Relations with the Papal Government are
suspended.
ROME, December ..
Nearly all the French troops have left
Rome, and the forces are still evacuating
the papal dominions. The troops have
taken steam transportation at Civeta
Vecchla.
FLORENCE, December ..
The Convention between the Italian Gov
and that Of the Pope, IN reference
% the assumption of the papal debt by
Italy, has been signed.
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selonstarp and GamnltrfiaI.
Cincinnati NInrl,ets.

CINeINNATL December s.
The markets have more varied tenor to-
day. The improved weather has revived
the general feeling, and amore cheerful tone
sobserVable. Price Ofhogsi Is a shade better.
Receipts to-day. 3,7S5; previously. l08.5ls =
Total this season, 1898. The market
opens quiet, with n strengthened feeling on
the part of drovers, but the pens are quite
tlill. and buyers are making no particular
inquiry eXpcctinga further decline. Prices
stiil nc 80 25@5 80 gross, aud SO 70@7 net.
PRoNIsIoNs-Are heavy, with a slight
Improvement. Mess pork Is held at SIS for
fresh h-and SO for that packed two OF three
weeks. Bulks shoulders arc unchanged.
few private sales were made mt 79tc. for
shoulders, 9iec for sides. and 10isc. tor
hams. Lard, for kettle, lllec.; steam, lie
tLouR-Superfines are held ut Sg@9 80
and $40; Extras at Sl0@l0 40 for spring,
aud SlI@l2, Family has some slight in
qtlry at Sl3ml3 80.
WHEAT-No ! red 81 7O@2 75; No. 2 do.
W GO@2 62: extra S2 sO@2 ~. No. 2
spring Is offered at 81 0j6p2 10. but few
sales are made. and buyers are not inclined
to give over 81. No. Spring is held Mt
CoRN-50 and GOc. for shelled; 59c. in
ear
WnIsKY-it is Hat and unchanged in quo
tations. Bonded. Soc, and free. 50 25@5 20.
There Is practically no market. and Its re-
ceipt Is measurably curtailcd
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Superior Court of Montgomery County. Ohio
william NJ. Baker, Plaintiff Vs John r. Dodds
ana Robert Hood, late partners. doing business
under the firm name and style OF DOdds a Hood.
Defendantsl No, 3433. Attachment
rTNHE Defendants, John r. DOdcls whose place oi
i residence is unknown and Robert Hood Of the
state Of New York, will take notice that William
Z: NJ Baker did, on the s1d day of Anril 1879 1lp
his petition In the superior Court OF Montgomery
county ohio against them, setting forth that there
u due said Plaintn, from said Defendants upon an
account for monies paid TO their use &c. COP, of
which Is attached 10 said petition the sum on two
thousand AMI fifty four and G1 100 dollars with in
terest thereon from April II, 1853; That property
belonging TO said Robert Hood has been attached.
and an order will be asked for for the sale Of said
property topay said indebtedness, at the Noyem
Der term, 1866, ofsaid Court
wH, BELVILLE.
oclsWh-o Atty fOr Plaintiff
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gegal.
SIIERIFFS SALE.


Thomas V. Lyons, vs.. Bainbridgo H. Miller Of al
Case No. 1889. ''O
/ pursuance of an order OF sale issued In the
above case and to me directed I will offer nj
public sale at the door of the Court House in th,,
city of Dayton, ON
1GesdGy, sM day or january, 1881,
At TWO O'Clock Il. M the following real estate In
VIII The following lands and tenements to-wit
Sitnate.in the County of Montgomery aud State of
ono, and town of MiumisbuTc and described as
follows tO-wit: "
Being lot No. 2lf in the townOf MiamisburR and
county and state aforesaid. Commencing nc the
corner Of inot No. 81; thence easterly to the Miami
Cahali thence south along said canul 10 the north
sue OF basin; thence west along the north line Of
the basin 10 Race street; thence north on Race
street TO the place of beginning. Excepting such
parts as was Solt Ia the incorporate village OF
mlamlsDurg Tor thc continuation of Pearl street
Salh premises have been appraised at $500 and
cannot sell less than twothirds of the apprns-
ed value thereof, said lot has upon IL dwelling
house, ana large warehouse and scales situated
on the Miami canal. Terms of sale cash -
%. q. II. DAVIDSON, Sherin.
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+. A GALE AT CIVCINNArI-SERIoUs AccI-
Denton Saturday morning, as we learn
from the Commercial sudden gust OF
wind swept over the city and did some
damage to fences and chimney tops. In its
course southward It struck the wall of Sle-
WINS new building on Fifth street be-
tween Main and Walnut, which stood d.
< rectly in the way, and was in moment
thrown over, carrying with it ten or twelve
worlCmen engaged, some as carpenters and
Others as bricklayers, The wall was five
stories high, aud although twenty two
inches thick, it fell, or rather seemed to
crumblc away more than half way down.
In its fall 1t also carried away portion of
the opposite wall, and made complete
wreck of the floors and woodwork.
( One of the workmen was terribly mutt
lated, and mortally; another very severely,
the others sllghtly,
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,rfiiftJfft r ttiN. - = e.

THE WAY TO SUCoEss.-Thc true road q
success is q fair, honest aud upright way
doing business In all branches of trade
Few, ifany succeed, permanently, by an,
other course. What business mon need, l.
the respect aud confidence of those VIII,
deal WITH them. The truth of this theory
is.ully tlustratcdin the case OIL lSclwarz
the cntcrprising proprietor OF the Eagle
Clothing StOrc,' No. lis Main street, in this
city. From comparatively small begin
ming, less than two years ago, he has BE-
come one ofthe most popular aud extensive
clothing dealers In the city. His store Is
daily thronged with customers, and his suc-
cess has become "hxed fact" in the busi-
ness operations of Dayton. The best thing
about 1t is, that when he sells his customers
goods once, they are always sure, to come
back again. for tic simple reason chat they
lind he never decelvcs them-they can
always rely both upon his word and his
goods.
lie wishes now to say to his customers
and the public-especially to his country
friends-that he is now receiving the larg-
est and best stock of clothing ever offered
In Dayton. lt has been selected with spe-
cial reference to the holiday trade, and
those who purchase will find every thing
as represented.
lie takes this occasion to return his sin
ccre thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended to him, and to assure his friends
that no efforts on his part shall be wanting
to merit a continuance of the favor and
confdence hehns heretofore received.
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FAMILY GRoCERIEs.-J. A. Minick's
grocery, on the corner of jefferson and
Market streets, is the popular place to buy
family groceries. This fact was long ago
and has never been forgotten
For fine family tlour-wheat, rye and buck
wheat--and all kinds of groceries. this is
the place to buy. de7d2
tss~ Go to Schwar2' for bargains IN fine
Overcoats, lis Main street.
jay y lot Of new Government Oyercoats
at $4 80. Lessner & Brother. daw
Wv Fdrents VIII find infants aud child
ren suits of all ages, all sizes, and all prices,
beautifully made up at the Eagle Clothing
Store, llS Main street. ...
ToYs! ToYs TOYS l--Toys and Fancy
Goods, of every description, both Wholesale
and retail, at c. II. Huber g. Sons. No. $50
Ihlrd street. dcSd3aw2
gB Christmas aud New Years are fast
approaching, and when on your Rounds in
Ddytoh, Men and Boys, be sure and drop
IN to see friend Schwarzs enormous stock
If custom-madc Clothing. You'll find his
stock more tasty made up. by great deal
arger, and more especially his prices. that
will certainly induce buyers to purchase,
md be always satisfied. Don't forget
'ehwarz, at the sign of the Golden Eagle,
is Main street.
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New York Money Market.

NEW \ DIRK, December s.
The money market is steady at Coz per
cent.
Sterling steady at 9l4@0lS per cent.
GQld lower, opening at 1884, advancing
to l3S1s, and closing at 1875.
government stocks unchanged but quiet.
Inc money market was easy to-day.
Currency Is still flowing this wav from lie
west, and National bank-notes are getting
very plenty. The Government will nay
out ll,0O0,000 next week as interest on the
1880 notes, and this will further relieve
the market. Prime discounts continue to
pass ut Gia@7 per cent.
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EXPLOSION AT CLEvELAND-FIvE Men
KILLED.--An explosion in the coal-oil re-
flnery Of Payne & Co. on Tuesday, was
fearful in its results. A brick building,
fifty by.foIty feet blew up, and the other
buildings were set on fire. The flames
were, however, checked. A man named
Doherty, who was passing at the time. was
instantly killed, and five werkmen were
injured, three Of whom have since died.
The cause of the explosion was the igni-
tion of the gas which arises from the oil in
the receiving house, although the manner
OF its becoming ignited Is unknown. The
loss is ten or twelve theusand dollars. on
which there is no insurance.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

ELlLABETH e. LODGE, Nathan Waylnnd
~ Lodge, minor, Josabod r.. Lodge, minor
Addison Donson and ROsanna Donson, his wife
Nullhm Jones hnd Nancy Ann 4. Jones, his wife
Aquilla HiNOn and Naomi Il. Hlxon, his wife.
Frederick smith and Clarissa Matilda Smith, his
Lodge, all Of Montgomery County ohio and iIo.
ratio Lodge, Oliver Lodge, u minor Elizabeth
Lodge minor, John Hopkins and Obedience Hop
klns MS vie all Of Cass County, in the State of
Indiana, will take notice that James n Lodge.
jacob L; Lodge, Mason II, Lodge, and William n
Lodge or Montgomery Comfy Ohio, hnye fled a
petition, which Is now pending against them In
the superior Court OF Montgomery County 0hio
claiming and setting forth that they te said petit
TONER'S are tenants in common, in fee simple with
the shld Nathan Wayland Lodge, JOsabed r.
Lodge, Rosnnna Donson, Nancy Ann q. Jones
Naomi II, lliNOn, Clarissa Matilda smith, Mary
Hannah Lodge, Mariah Jane Lodge HOratio
Lodge, Oliver Lodge, and Elizabeth Lodge of the
Iollowng real estate and premises: situate In the
county OF montgomery, and State of Ohio and
being nhy acres Of landon OF the east side OF The
sSutheAsl quarter of section twenty, township
three range six. east In Butler township. in said
county, with the privileges and appurtenances 10
the same belonging, as heirs-at-iaw OF Jacob
Lodge, late OF Montgomery CO.inty. Ohio deeid
said James n, Jacob r., Mason ii and William
n Lod dae, petitioners and plaintins In said nett.
ton, claim, in said petition that they each hold
one ,tnifteenth of said premises, excepting the
said Horatio, Oliver, n minor, and Elizabeth. nj
minor, OF Cass County, Indiana aforesaid whoare
each entitled % One.thd OF one thirteenth mari
o. said premises. They further claim in sai,lpetis
uon that SAID Elizabeth q. Lodge is the widow orl
sald JACOB Lodge decd that said obedience Hop.
klns, wife OF said John Hopkins also made a Id
endant TO said petition, is the mother of said IIo
ratio, Oliver, minor, and Elizabeth Lodge. "A
minor, and they pray that partition may be made
d sAid premises that their respective portions
may be set on TO them in seyeralty and for spcb
lther ana proper relief rs may be granted by The
,olirt az tho hearing Of said cause. And unless
hey answer said petition by theag day of Janu.
.ry A. D, 1851 SAID petition will be taken as trns
md Judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES n. LODGE
JACOB y. LODGE
MASON H. LODGE
WILLIAM. LODGE
ODLiN u GAHlLL, Attorneys, ONg
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PETITIoN ZOE pARTITIoN.

.
Daniel Moon Wilson Moon. aud Elizabeth Moop
- Sarah Greist, samuel 4. Greist CoTWin Al
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail -
superior Court Of Montgomery County. Ohm
Ease No 9b4I. Petition for Partition -
~ AltAlls 0ltELSr, Samuel n. Greist and Sarah
O.EleanOf Walt, residents Of Montgomery conntv
Ohio and CorYin NJ. Brown. resident OF che STAT,
OF Missouri. You are hereby notified that on ne
81 day Of september, A. d, 1868 a petition WAS
hled in the superior Court Of Montgomery county
Ohio, by Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon ard Elizahrfb
Moon against you, demanding partition OF thu
following described real estate situate In tho
County Of Montgomery, and State OF Ohio. The
north end and an equal third part of the east hall
OF section No ~, town sand range O. between the
Mimhi River, and bounded as follows vie beain
Ming az a stone On the northeast OF said s,,ction
thence south on the section line "a chains and Ii
links to "A stone; thence n $50 W 90 chains and AZ
links 20 stone; thence u ~ W "a chains and 6I
links 10 stone ON the north line of said section
thence SO ON the section line 90 chains and ~
links 60 the place Of beginning containing 10 fnJ
is-lOO acres more or less.
And that at the next term Of said Court held
atter 40 days from the date Of the frst publication
OF THIS notice. application will be made nv tha said
petitioners for an order that paftifion may ~
made Of said premises,
DANIEL MOON.
WILSON MOON and H
ADAM CLAY, Atty. sesys
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M O IT L q E.
GUARDIANS SALE or REAL ESTATE.

Elika wilmer. Guardian of Glstave A. and John
y, wilmer VI. Her Said Wards ct nj Prnhais
Court, Butler County, Ohio.
IL pursuance Of an order OF said Court of pro-
bate IN and for said county of Butler Ohio
made ON the fth day of December 1866 In thc
ahoye named case OF Eliza wilmer guardian
VIII, ON
Saturday ne 5h Of JaRWary 1861,
Between the hours of one and two O'Clock p A or
salu daN, at the Court House, ofer Mt public saie
city of Dayton, Montgomery County Ohio To- vii.
Beng lot plmber two thousand one hundrtd
anu SIX l2lOdl OF the revised numbers on the Mai
OF ihe eity OF Dayton, Montgomery County Ohio
iEkMS OF SALE-One half cash on tlav OF
salei one-hhlf in one year nOm day of sale ue
lcfreu payment to be secured by mortgage on tho
premises sold. aud 20 bear interest at SIX per cent
from the date thereof = ~
To be sold free OF dover Appraised at Al NtO
,,-,,- ELIZA WILLMER
Guardian Of Gnstaye A. and John II, Wilmer.
5. u. GARD, Atty derSSts
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Legal Notice.

ON the nth day Of October, A. D. 1896 the Pro.
" bate Court, OF Montgomery County, declared
sne estate OF Henry Writers, deceased, 10 lie prob.
ably insolyent Creditors are therefore required
70 present their claims against the estate 10 the
sla sSlnaaerasigned, ~ for allowance within SIX months
DC entitled TO payment JOSEPH WILSON.
mo y A., Admir- Of Henry Writers, decd
Oct, H. A. ID. ts66.bw6
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MICHAEL nARrNErTs EsTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The subscriberhas
~ been appointed and qnaliied as ailministTa
gomery county, Ohio, deceased All nersons in
debted TO the estate are requested TO call and set
Tie their accounts with the administering
DAYTON. November 90. aiSINla ;IaM pW Ehl :
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@oRGHUM /!
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

'INHE undersigned having obtained the right of
Il the state of Ohio to the STEVENSON EyAPoR A.
ron and process clarifying and granulating sor-
glum oyIup INTO mush sugar; also, to the mills
ready for market is now having the same manu-
iactured To order at the establishment of n o. Tny
ton, Ohio 1904 I"1I ,r'' -
Parties deslrous Of availng themselves of n pro
cess ana machinery, which, from the cane In the
aeld to the dry sugar In the barrel, rs thorough
and complete, Address JAS. X. HOPKINS
AGENTS, desiring to negotiate for territory Win
uPIly as aooNe au1SW3m
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lodi. lor.t .tle And. thc Mnlnmorns mnd.

ended, for the Time, The Matamops mud
die.
mtter hpligg now exkts bewren Is
eobedo nud The Quilted States authorities.
Reliable Intelligence from Monterey an
llounccs 'thc ronipeto overthrow OF the
lhbernl army undor the Command Of Gem
eral Trevhlo, by tlIc Imperial forces under
Meln who Is said tobe marching on Mata-
N InOras Win five thousand men. General
Trcvino's army was the largest and hest
force the Liberals had In North
crn Mexico.
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or shoot hlg best friend If he come in his
wayY Considering the extensive sale and
use of these diabolical compounds the
syohderls that any body. can absorb The
smallest drans and retain his senses, or
restrain himself from killing somebody.
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TAXES FOR 1866.

Ireasurer's n Otice.
fHNAA-PANERS are notified that the Treasurer
Is now reudy to receive the taxes OF 1896
, Ihe law requires each Taxpayer 10 pay ono
hal inc taxes assessed against him on real and
personal property together with the whole of the
Yas anu street Improvement ON or before the 10th
day Of December 1866 and the remaining half on
or before the Goth day OF Jnne, 1867
Ht15' Taxes assessed on personal property IL not
paid on or before the 10th day Of December tho
whole Of said taxes become due
ohlce hours, from ~ A. N. to O'Clock I'm.
DANIEL SrALEl, Treas Mont 90. o.
Vreasurer's Office, October 80 isGG-dawGt
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NJ, gu cease yolr Ire ye angry stars of heaven
!" i''.' ra'f ana thunaer remember earthly "
That sternberger's is the place to get your
no2ldlw
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1.-The Noble Son of the Forest. +"
The Commissioners of the Paris Exhibit
tion having expressed throughlCommission-
erGeneral Beckwith, an earnest desire that,
for scientific purposes as well as for the
qualification Of the people of the old world,
a full delegation Of the North American
Indians should be sent to Paris, under the
approval of the secretary of the Interior
the Commissioner of the State Of Minneso-
sofa and the Territories of Dakota and Ida
no have notified the Commissioner General,
through Mr.. j. G. Derby, that delegation
of fifty Indians, men, women, and children,
will embark with their wigwams, war and
domestic implements, &c, from New York,
on the 10th of March,
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SPLENDID ovERcoATs.- .-Lebensburger g.
son. No los Main street, haYe just received
ne most splendid lotof overeoats in the
city which they are Offering at very low
lgrres, Call and see them. ltd&w
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Probate Court.

Administrators, Executors and
Guardians.
WHO are in default for nling Inventories. sale
w bills aud mak ing settiene ht W i'm the Probate
court eTe hereby notiled 10 die lpyentories ana
safe bills, and 60 make settlement as aforessid
l0fthWtth, and thereby save costs Of proceeiinfrs
TO compel such ding and settlement
n, s. BOLTIN,
October ~. 1896 'ofsnastHrSi
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Boys AND foUTH's 0LoTHNd.--An en-
tire new apartment---the best In the city
l,Ist received BY Lebensburger & Son, No.
los Main Street ~
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az women's fine sewed Bal,norols nj
Goodman's at 81 90. :"
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- Look out for the Golden Eagle, lls
Main street three doors South of Market
House. N la ~ -lsf p Y A k3tl Y
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es- Feed Is selling at the Ludlow 1IomI-
ny Mills, foot Of I.udlow street, cheaper
than any other place in the city. 60 there.
noSidaw ARNOLD & SmsEL.
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CHAMPAGNE CmER.-J. Zimmerman &
Son are prepared to iill all orders for a
very superior quality of Michigan Cham
pagne Cider. No better article can be
found In the market. Their depot is in the
Montgomery House, just east of the canal,
on Third street. Orders are solicited 2td
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GHslf you want books bound, such as
Magazines, Periodicals, Histories, &c, in
any style, plain and fancy, please call at my
BlndeTy. F.W. Meyer, corner of Main and
Second streets. I0daw
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Bksr's sFILrERs-PRIo REDUcRD.-Ino or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
10 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
70 Sio. This win place them In the reach
Of al, and no family should be without
one. fVl2dtf
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DIR, Bicknell's Syrup!
THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

$50, DyssRteyjg, DiarrAstg CAolera MorJus, Sam
Is' -, Soaplaiat Fafa or CrdBtp la SiomdcA OF Boo
sts, oieE or Soar SfosadcA Paiafei's C0lfe Sc and
ls warranted 70 CURE on no pay, j. purely yeget-
Ablr, without particle or oDiafe or narc6tic
hlghly ar0mhtie very pleasant 70 tho taste mild
nut sure IN lts effects, warns and strengthons the
system, acts IKE charm, alording almost imme-
date relief aud taste of the article Xvili sstisS
the most inorcduleus of these facts sold IN ~,
dealers IN medicine. Please send for cireiiIsr
Try q; Prepared only hy EpMA Am SUTTON
Providence, Y. L. DEMAs BARNFs Il ~ -.
NOW ioFk sdehefW Agents mqdawBn
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Sale Postponed 10 Thursday
December 20.
small FaIm at Public sale


08 la -ACRH9,
Three and oBe-Adlf miles from Daptoa. on he
HOlf Creek PIKE
On THE 9GrH DAY or DECEMBER. 1866.
~ two O'Clock 7. NJ, win oncr for sale at public
auctlnn, the farm on which now live containing
05la acres i've acres timber; The balance under
cultivation. soil eXcellent--part creek bottom
and part upland. The buildings consist of a good
new sstory frame house, stable, tobuoco-shed Sc,
ALSO,
on 2 N She same day commencing ut ten O'Clock A. NJ
i 4 VIII oner ~ public sale, al my stock, farming
utensils, and household and Kitchen furniture,
hoodaWts .| ~ j. BFLNITTE
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LOOK HsRE.--ifyou want anice business
suit, weil made, of all patterns and all wool,
for S25 On, 90 to Schwarz' lls Main street.
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HARMoNIA SooIETY.-This association
viii give q grand musical entertainment at
Beckel Hall this evening. Their selections
are of the highest order, and from the well
known reputation OF their performers,
we have no hesitation in saying that they
will not fail to delight their audience, how
ever critical 1t may be. Let the Hall be
filled by all lovers of vocal and instrument
tai music, and the association be encour-
aged by your presence and appreciation of
their entertainment. This being an asso-
citation of amateurs of the city, it presents
additional claims to the patronage Of our
people, its object being simply the cultiva-
tiOn of the delightful science of music,
therefore its terms of admission are simply
nominal, One of the novelties of the occa-
sion win be an operate piece entitled
"Jonah and the Shark"--which no doubt
VIII afford an occasion of the highest en-
tertainment to all who may be present.
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tB Immense reduction In Boots
and ShOes-GU first class aUOTk--at
GoOdDtdn's, I 10 Main Street, for 30
days. These Goods MUST POST
ttreIy be soEst, regardless Of cost.