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AUCTION SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT,
FRONTING ON SOUTH STREET, BE.
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS, ISLAND.
Or MONDAY, the 3Oth instant, at O'Clock y.
m. on the premises, shall sell bot No -, in
Square No. 3SS, having 70 feet front by rs feet
deep, to q "a feet inches alley.
Terms: One half cash; balance six and twelve
months. secured by a deed Of trust the prem ses
All conveyancing and revenue stamps At the cest
of the purchaser. SIS down when sold.
ap24-d GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID Ne. 500 corner 9TH and streets north.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS EAST OF THE
CAPITOL, BEING LOTS NOS 3, 4, 5, q. :,
1I,AND ID, IN SQUARE NO. Sal, AGREE
SQUARE, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the 4th day of May next, we shall
sell, in front of the premises, at O'Clock IN.
seven handsome Building Lots, fronting p feet
each on East Capitol aud south A streets, with a
de pth of 1873 feet to a wide alley.
Terms One third cash; balance in and l.
months, fer notes bearing interest. A deed given
and a deed of trust taken.
All convey sncng at cost Of purchaser, including
revenue stamps. S25 will be required paid dow a
when the property is knocked of o each lot.
ap I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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sp aa-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AucriOneers.

RI GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF THE LEASE AND GOOD
WILL OF RESTAURANT, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &C, on East Capitol, between
LIST and ID streets. No Is.
On MONDAY, the SOth day OF May next. at 10
O'Clock a m. we shall sell, on the premises. the
Lease. to run until the first Monday OF November,
lS66, Good will, Fixtures, &C.; also the Furniture
consisting Of
Bedsteads. Bureaus. Wsshstands
Husk and hair top Mattresses
Wood and Cane seat Chairs. Tables
Cooking Stoves and Fixtures
Oak Dining Chairs
Feather Pillows and BOlsters, Oil PsiBtings
Comfor q, Spreads. Blankets. Sheets
Pillow Cases, Table Cloths
And large lot Ct China, Glass and Crookery
an as-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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10y W. Il. WALL 4 CO., Auctisneers
ID South corner Of Penn'a ave- and 9th ST.

VALUABLE GARDEN SPOT, HOUSE, AND
FIVE ACRES OF GROUND Ar AUCTION,
On HONDAY AFTERNOON, April 81, at
CLOCK, on the premises, will sell that vain able
property formerly owned and occupied by the late
James Msher, on Boundary street, near the toll
gate and Camp Barry, containing i've acres OF
ground, suitable for nursery or garden purposes
being one of the best locations the city for IN
purpose, ana improved by a good-sized Brick
House, obtaining ten rooms.
We especially call the attention Of buFers to the
above SALE as IL offers Inducements to purchaser.
TO procure valuable piece Of property.
Terms at sale.
ap 26-d W. l.. WALL A Co Aurts
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RY GREEs a WILLIAMS. Aasaoneer

AUCTION SALE or TWO VALUABLE BufLn
ING LOTS FRONTING ON 7TH STREET,
WEST, BETWEEN 1 AND X SITS SOUTH
ISLAND.
On FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF MAY next, az a ,st
D. N, We she'll sell on the premises, Lots IL saa
Is, in suhdiv vision OF square sOuth Of Squsre Ma
80. We call the attention Of buyers 10 iris 80
as they will he sold without reserve
Terms One half cash: bslsuce in Elk ana twelve
months, secured by deed o. trust on The promises
All c~nvey ancinR and revenue ,tamps al the 900
ef purchaser. $40 down on each whea s-ld
apz GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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7 w. L. WALL s. co. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on THE
ISLAND AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 8, at 6
O'Clock we will sell in front Of the premises that
valuable property being parts of Lots /, p and h
being of subdivision of Lots 49, 81 and 2 in SQUARE
ID, being near the corner of 41z street and Mary
land avenue, and cOntain ng twenty niue hu nd red
and thirty two feet Of ground. The improvements
are large sized Frame Dwelling House, newly
eight rooms, kitchen and cellar, with side alley
and new fencing; also, Stable for stsbling ten
horses, and Carriage House for four carriages
Terms oil the sale: One half cash; balance in six ,
;welve, and eighteen months, deferred payments TO
be secured by deed of trust on the premises Con-
veyancing and stamps at the expense of the pur-
chaser.
We especially ca, attention 10 the above sale a.
offers an opportunity to procure a desirable piece
OF property.
ap27 WI WALLS co Aucts
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ap27 WI. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
RY ". L. WALL s. CO., Auctioneers.


TRUSTEE's SALE sE HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
On .WEDSEsDAY MoKNfNG, NAV 81 com.
pe1cing at 10 clock. we viii sell, by virtue Of
Hcrsshold furniture and Effects Of House S me sRe
as street, between 5th and 9th streets, adjoin:
Walnut Wardrobes and Bedstesds
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus
Sofas, Tete :tetes and Marble top Tables
Psrlor and Easy Chairs
Sideboard Exle ssion Table
Whafnot, Lace Curtains
Cottage and other Bedsteads
China and silver Ware
Hair and shuck Mattresses
Blankets and Bedding
Round, Centre and other Tables
Oil Cloth, Stoves. Lounges
Crockery. Glassware and Kitchen Utensils
With variety of other articles unnecessary to
CHAs. X. ENGLAND. Trustee.
apT w. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
by JAS. c. MCGUIRE & Co., AuctiOneors.
EVENING SALE OF LAW AND MIsCELLA.
At the Auction Rooms, commencing MONDAY
EVENING, april 50th, at ~ O'Clock. In this col
800 VOLUMES STANDARD LAW BOOKS.
nearly new, and of the latest American editions.
A complete set of AMERICAN ARCHIVES, 9
volumes, and one of Gales & Seston's AMERICAN
good collection Of Miscellaneous Books, hand.
somely bound, and many entirely new.
Catalogues now ready at tue Auction Rooms.
ap 2s-d &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
On TUESDAY MORNING, May l, at 10 O'Clock.
we shall sell, at No. 377 9th street, between g
and H
Walnut Hair Cloth Sofa Bedsteads
Solid and Painted Cottage Chamber Suites
Walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads
Wardrebes, Toilet Ware, Clocks
Oak Writing Table, Refrigerator
Walnut Crib and Mattress
China, Glass and Creckery Ware
Large Flat Top Cooking Stove and Furniture
Radiator, Psrler and Chamber Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, Tinware, &c.
apps init JAS. a. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
by NAGLE CO., Auetieneers.
- Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsylyania avenue,
corner Of 18th street.
Eagle Go. will give their personal attention 70
the sale Of Real tate and Household Furniture az
the residence Of amilies declining housekeeping
ehandise Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &c. dec lily
DRUG STORE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, April 9th, at 4c clock p. m, we
shall sell, at Public Auction f net disposed OF AZ
private sale before Thursday, 18th instantly, the
LIST and ID streets, including Lease, Stock, Fix
lures, Show Gases, Drugs, Glassware. &c. &c. The
store is now doing good business, which could be
considerably increased during the approaching
sickly season. The above is sold on account OF
sickness Apply for terms, &C.. at the store or at
NAGLE q CO., Auctioneers, 295 Penn q av., bet.
Th and 10th SITS. apH
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until TUESDAY MAY l. at same time
and place lspAl NAGLE a CO. Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
lMUsEMENrs. &c TO. NIGHT


GRoyEE's.-Last night of Mr.. Murdoch, in
which he Will appear as "The Stranger" in
kUtzebues popular five-act play of that name
and a "PetTucho.' in ShaKspeare's great
comedy, The Tanning of the Shrew."
Communicates night at the old location
when great programme Is offered, and ali
the popular performers will appear.
CENTER MARKET To-DAY.-Beef best cuts,
per To- sc; next i5a2Uc-; Salt Beef l5a2Uc Dried
Beet s5ucS5c. Veal, 2jc. Mutton, chops, 25c
Lamb, 25c; Lard, 2jc.; Pork, fresh, DC; eorned,
2JC Bacon. hams, urcut25c.: sliced, 5c., breasts,
DC. shoulders, 2Oc. Butter, 6Ca65c.; Spring
Chickens, PAIR, SIPS: Chickens, pair, S2a2S- so.
Ducks, pair, Sis. Eggs, per dozen, 25c. Green
Corn, per can, 4Oc. Apples, per peck, 75aSl;
dried. &C. Leeks, BIZ, sc. Turnips, peck, 5Oa
Gu cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 5Oc sweet, 81.
Peaches, dried, per quart, % cts. Beans, but
ter 25c; white, lOal2c.; dried cherries, qt, 4Oc.
Radishes, per bunch, I2c. Beets, per peck, soc.
onions Sc; Carrots, sue. Fish-Shad, per pair, 25
a6Oc Herring, per bch.. 15c.; Rock, large, each,
-; small. bunch, 25c.; Perch, p a Soc;
Mackerel, SIC. each. kaIe. Acc. peck; Spin
mach. acc peck. Rye, per bushel, 90c.aSl.
Corn Meal, S1aS1.1O Sh' pstuff, 6tiaSOc. Brown
stuff Ste Shorts, }5c Corn, shelled, SIaS1 10; in
ear, Dbl, SSaS6. Oats, bushel, Csc. Hay, per
cwt., SIaSl >. Straw. SOc.aS1. Glover Hay,
75c.aS1.:5. Small Ducks, IS pr. Small Birds,
vas-baCk Ducks, per pr, 81. Widgeons, 81.
Celery, pr bunch, Toe. Krout, per quart, 15c.
Geese, SI.5DaS2.5O. Turkeys, S2aS3.5O. Eenison,
fresh. per h., 3Oc. Cabbage, per head, 10a;}Oc.
Cranherries, per quart 2Oa:SOc HomTny, quart,
IOc- Lettuce, 1Oc. Rhubarb, Doc. Honey, per
H., 5Oa6Gc. New BERN uda Potatoes appeared
this morning, and sold for Sl5O per peck.
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LEASEROLD PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
We will sell on MONDAY, April 5Oth, At four
O'Clock D. m 81, on the premises. No. 400 O street,
near the pot the improvements, consisting OF .
large Dining Room. being an elegant stand for any
kind OF business, together with the Furniture.
Reason for selling, the owner is leaving the city.
Sale without reserve. Terms ash.
an as3ts CROWN wALKER a CO, Aucts
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RY J. c. MCGUIRE a CO., AuctiOneeTs.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue of deed Of trust dated April %, 1851,
and recorded in Liber J. A. s., No. 2ls folios a.
&C, OF the land records Of the county Of Washing
ton, ID. G. will efer at auction, st the auction
rooms OF j. @. Mcclure s. Co, on MONDAY, the
Oth day OF April instant, at O'Clock m, the fol-
low Lots OF Ground in Washington, viZ:-Lets IS,
Square 626 Lots 4, and l9, in Square 90; Lot s,
IN Square 6a; Lot II, in Square go; Lot Is,
Sqsare south of Square ca B; Lot 4, in square 6ll;
Lots and 2, in Square 00l: Lot g. in Square LIS.
Lots z, and 9, in Square l33; Lots 4 and s. in
Z, in Square 654.
Terms Of sale CASH Stamps and conyeyancine at
the purchasers cost.
The terms of sale must be conn piled with in one
week after sale or the property lie resod after
one weeks notice at the risk sad cost Of the first
purchaser. WALTER =. cox, Trustee.
apl6-eol0t j. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Aacts.
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DY M X. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers.
ID No. 2S5 Penna. ave. corner 10th street


faEESSHHSVIy.Nrh NJ nyyrEhrIxN =
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May ID ats
O'Clock p. m, we will sell, the premises Let
No. IL, Reservation ID, situated on PennsylvaDts
avenue, between sd and ~ streets, No. 49, having
front Of Is feet by las feet deep 70 paved
alley.
= The improvements consist Of q three story Brick
House, Known ss the Empire Hotel, with-three
story beck bsildiug and brick stable The House
has % reoms with bar room. two ranges In kitchen
with hot and c.ld water and gas, Las also good cell
lar under front.
Terms 5000 cash. balance In six, twelve and
eighteen months. secured by deed Oftrust the
premises All convey ancing and revenue stamps
at the cost OF the purchaser 100 will be requ ired
at the time OF sals from the purchaser.
Title good md possession given iuamedi ateiy
an as iw ~. h WALSH A Co, Aucts
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10y c. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.
~ 800 ID street, between 10th and II tn

by &. W. B0TELER, Auctionser.
~ 800 street, between 10th and 18th.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF GEN
TLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS AT AUG
On MONDAY EVENING, April 80, at 7 O'Clock,
and every evening thereafter, at same hour until
the whole stock Is disposed OF, shall sell at j .
Baronn' e gentlemen fu FINISHING store nder viii
ing
" bite Shirts. Unde-shirts, and Drawers
Hats, Caps, Canes. travelling Bags
Kid, Lisle, Thread, Silk, and Cloth Gloves
Napoleon Scarf aud other Ties
Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchief, Socks
Hair Brushes, Combs, Perfumery
Dressing Cases, Toilet Soap, 6c., &C.
Terms cash.
sp 25-dd W. BOTELER, Auct.
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AUCTION SALKS.
[For otler Asetion sales see fcsrtA page.

tF~ otser Auction Sales see fca-tA Paoe.I
Br GREEN Il. sss "A ed g: ..r.
AgSE19E ., SALE q FSgssH0tP WEN u
zTH AND sfH sfRskrs WEsf.
On TUESDAY, the list day Of May next, a. 10
lazy dsonning housekeeping, lot OF houseaoA
wsrdrobesa Wristbands, Mattresses, Carpets
Croker, Cooking, and ether Stoves
And many other articles too numerous to emu
merste.
apsd GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct..
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOnesrs.
wiz be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY.
Stock GOOD viii and Fixtures Of ' one
street, near I'D street, VIZ:
6 Psbs Sd .a Rys s @a.sk %hi /. casks
Pure French Brandy and Holland Gin
Port Wine, Sherry do
Blackberry and Ginger Brsndies
complete set Of Copper Measures
Quart and Pint Flssks.
And many other articles, which We deem it uu-
"s sp SD :" GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct..
pYJ. q. MCGUIRE & co., Auctoneers.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
w. will sell, o. TWHEkbENiEspAy MORNING
Rext, May 2, at Dwelling No. "a Missouri avenue,
between az a, d 9th streets, all the Furniture in
said house. We name in part
Rosewood cased seven octave Pianoforte, by Reich
Fine Mahogany M.rble-tOp Chamber suite, with
carved Wardrobe
Gilt frame French plate Mirror, Slab and Bracket
walnut Hair cloth Sofa, Chairs, and Rockers
Mahogany do do do do
ii at Rack
W aInuI Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Mahogany Dining Tables and SidepOard
Walnut and Painted Wardrobes
Cottage Suite, Gilt Window Shades
Three ply ana Ingram Carpets, Rugs
Hall and Step Carpet and 0ilcloth
Tin Safes, two Refrigerstors
ii usk and Cotton top Mattresses
Cane and W. Cd seat Rockers and Chairs
W alnut Hair cloth Lounge, Venetian Blinds
Crockery and Glassware
Together with a quantity OF Household and
Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash. j. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
apps Auctioneers.
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SANITARY LODGE AT THE SOLDIERS REST.
When tie 4. =. Sanitary Commission discon-
t!nueG their lodges IN this city, which during
the wax afforded a resting place for many
crippled and disabled soldiers, Maj. T.. NJ.
Camp commanding at the Soldiers Rest, see
ing, from the number OF soldiers in this city
awaiting final payment, &c, the necessity of
making provision tor the war worn soldiers,
ntted up one of the barracks at the Rest Is a
complete lodge, the Sanitary Commission at
ms request furnishing the beds, bedding, &c.
This institution, under the personal superyi-
sion OF Mai. Camp. has been in operation sew
clal months, without any additional expense
from the Government, and has lodged, fed,
aue provided with medical attendance an aver
age OF - persons per day, who would other
wise have been without shelter. This timely
establishing of a sanitary lodge has advanced
the cause of humanity, and reflects credit pom
the service.
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BOARDING.

A FEW LADIES CANBE ACCOMMODATED
e.n street. apps 81"
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A SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT-On New York
"A avenue, bet. 9th and 18th streets. Inquire at
No. 363 street north, between 9th and 7th
streets. an G-3tS
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EOR EENT-At $40 nth street. between NJ and
L N, three UNFINISHED ROOMS. cOmmu-
ncating This is the highest. healthiest and pleas
ATTEST part of the city. Vacant square in front.
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"ANTED We want to buy several small
w HOUSES and LOTS in good locations, for
cash. to suit customers. We also want a small
FARM near Washington; will give 81 900 or g. 900
cash. ID. l.. WELLS & CO.,
Corner of 18th and streets, over
NH N-tf Whites Store
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ZOE KENT-0ne nice three story BRICK
sts., containing 3 rooms with large yard and gas.
Possession given Immediately. Inquire Of W. G.
JOhESor, corner OF 9th and L streets nortA.
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WANTED TO RENTAL UNPUBLISHED
HOUSE offs or 10 rooms. bet 4th and 18th
Address X +. B., Republican Office, stating terms,
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WANTED TO RENT-A neatly FURNISHED
w HOUSE; modern improvements; with to 7
rooms, near the Department OF State Terms to be
reasonable. Apply to Room No. 10 Department
tuu1
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A n EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES SIT.
d UATION in private family or restaurant
Call on Mr.. NEAL, l5th street, No 313 mh5
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EOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE containing 8
4 rooms, situated on Sth street. No 433 INQUIRE
at No. pa 9th street, between M and n streets.
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k>OR RENT-Four unfurnished ROOMS, in a
u two story Brick House, No. ASP 18th street
north, two blocks from Lafayette Square, suitsb e
for housekeeping. Bent SIS per month, in ad-
vance. An 27-3ts
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"ANTED-Energetic MEN in every town to
w obtain orders for superior subscription works
Men competent to employ others will be offered su
pertor Inducements. Address L. Nj ULLEN, P, O.
Box ,34l Baltimore, Md. apD.7ts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
From New York.

New YORK, January IA.
The HerdIFs Washington special says
this Is the first week in which there has
been no new organization under the Ma
tional banking system. The number or
ganizing under the Government system has
been falling Off rapidly during the past
three months, the $300,0O0,000 capital, au-
thorized by Congress for the National
banks, having been absorbed by them. The
whole number now In existence is sixteen
hundred and twenty-six.
Tie He1Tifs Fortress Monroe special says
the vigilant detective measures on the part
Of the military at Fortress Monroe, institu-
ted In consequence of the r,Imors. of a plot
to rescue JEFF. Davis, have not been relaxed,
and the search of all arriving vessels is still
carried on, though no positive evidence has
yet been furnished that the plot really eX-
ists. 1t is considered best to be prepared
for It, in case it does. A tug with soldiers
nightly patrols the waters of the harbor,
and passes to the fort are more closely eX-
amined than formerly, having TO undergo
the, scrutinylof two sets Of sentries, instead
Of one. Jeif.'s health continues good, and
he has all the comforts allowed him which
bis limited quarters permit.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15

Mr.. FURNAss.-The Joarhdl has underta-
ken the job of writing Mr.. Furnass, one Of
the Representatives from tltiscounty, into
notoriety. 1t seems that the gentleman has
introduced a bill TO enable our county
Commissioners to complete the purchase Of
the Third street bridge over the Miami, and
also bill defining the duties of Probate
Courts in certain counties named. The
Journal is of opinion that the introduction
of these bills evinces master-stroke of
stAtesmanship on the part OF Mr.. Furnass,
and proves that he has been a close student
of books" We have no doubt of It. lie
must have probed deeply into. the lore of
the past ages 10 be able 10 achieve The
triumphs Of statesmanship thus accorded
to him; and that he ''has surprised some of
his constituents WHO have seen him Ia
Columbus" is not in the least astonishing.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
RobDeries and Burglarles.

Friday night the clothing and shoe store
|ofWhitmore &IaDis, ou Fifth street, east OF
the canal, was broken into, and consider
able quantity ofready-made clothing, boots
and shoes stolen. The entrance was ef-
feeted through a back window OF the store
We learn that the thieves secreted most OF
their plumber in a board yard In the neigh
bOrhood, which was afterward recovered,
so that the loss of property, owing TO this
circumstance, was not 50 heavy as II might
have been.
ANoTHER.-The saloon on Market street,
known as the 'NGalt House." was entered
last night and some articles Of clothing and
five dollars IN money carried oil. There Is
yet no clue TO the robbers In either OF
the above cases.
ANorHER.-On Friday night two horses
were stolen from the premises of Samuel
Bigger, on the Dayton and Wilmington
turnpike, about six miles east OF the city
The horses as issupposcd, were traekei b
within short distance OF the city limits on
Saturday, but at last accounts neither horses
nor thief had been overtaken or any thing
heard OF them.
SruA Accommodating the night OF
Friday last, the store OF Benjamin Allen at
Bellbrook, Greene county, was Entered by
burglars and the safe robbed OF $4,000 in
money, the lock of the safe being blown
open. Two men, said 10 belong 70 Rich
mOnd, Indiana, were arrested in the out
skirts of 'clty under s6tnewliat suspi-
eious circumstances, but there being no
evidence 70 identity them with the robbery,
they 'were4et on. ylb0ta
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
Business alotlees.

tE SrGNDAREp HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
The agent Of Humphreys, Homeopathy
ic Specifics has received A very important
addition to his list Of Humphreys Specific
IIomeepathic Rclndirs nf tilcG shape of
Specific No. 81, which cures diptheria and
liberated sore throat. These specifics have
obtained wide celebrity among the medic
ealpractitioncrs and are very largely used
and convenient. An extended advertise
mont in another column gives 1ist Of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, and the prices. The cases for fami-
ly use are especially worthy OF attention.,
and also the new department OF veterinary
specifics. The headquarters Of Humphrey
Specific Homeopathic Medicine CO., IL al
662 Brordway, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15

REGMENTAL BAND.-One of the features
of our city is the Regtmental Band, of
which Mike Miller, of Musical Hall, is lead
err Mr. Miller can furnish balls concerts
lbanquets or private parties with music
comprised Of from four TO twelve instru-
ments. We hear that Mike is on hand for
the banquet of the typos next Wednesday
night. Several of the opera-IIouseo orchcs-
tra arc from this fine band and they are
constantly furnishing most cloquent music
for all kinds of gatherings. ...'.... ....
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.
IsPEcIAL TO CINCINNATI ENQUmR.
Columns. January l3,

CoLUMBUs. January 49,
The situation Of the Senatorial imbroglio
Is this: sherman has majority over
Schencls; Schenck majority over Bing-
ham the two latter united have majority
over Sherman Binghnm's friends, by uni-
ting with either faction, can elect. Uniting
with Schenck's friends hc can postpone the
election. Without the aid Of Bingham's
friends, Schenek must carry every Demo
cratic member and every one OF his own
friends to secure his object. Holding the
"balance of power" Bingham's friends play
of aud on, and will make good terms be-
tore they Join either faction.
Schcncks friends brag high. They claim
an increase of votes since last caucus. This
Is considered "bluii7'-no body believes IL.
The Gazette, in charging Sloane, Agent
Of the Post-oflice Department, with neglect
Ing his duties to electioneer for sherman,
does that linctionary no injustice. Other
officials are equally derelict.
The city is deserted by numbers gone
home to recruit Both Houses adjourned
till Tuesday.
The general tone of the Governors letter
Is quite responding. g
The city Il afflicted with fresh eruption
of crime, robberics, burglaries, &c, Of
nightly occurrence.
An unknown man was shot in lonely
portion Of the city last night by parties un-
known. '