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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-04
THE PUBLIC DEBT,

We give below the items Of the monthly
statement Of the public debt, as it appears
from the books and returns ID the Treasury
Department on thelstGf January, 1866. Debt
bearing interest incoin. 81, lbs, pol 80; debt
bearing interest lnensrency, ST l19, 475, 1856 SO,
:matured debt not presented for psyments1 1866.
$3.50. 50; debt bearing 90 interest, 459,519, $780,
81, CompaGed With the 1nonthly statement of
November last, that part bearing interest
in coin has increased $2l, $50; the portion bear
ing interest in currency has increased l,944,-
OS6,40; and the part bearing no interest has
increased $50, 775,206 81: The present state
ment gives the total debt $2,807, 80, 357, so.
Amount Of coin in the Treasury, SIS, 1856, $780,
50; amount of currency in the Treasury $44,
993, 81. II amount of national debt less the
cash on hand in the Treasury, S2,7l6,5Sl, )
$50 49, Wash. Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-04

Damascus is the oldest city in the world
Tyre and Sidon have crumbled on the shore
Baalbec is ruin Palmyra lies buried IN. the
sands of the desert; Nineveh and Babylon have
disappeared from the shores OF the IlgIs and
Euphrates. Damascus remains what 1t vas
before the days Of Abraham-a centre OF trade
and travel, an island of verdure IN desert,
"a predestnated capital, with martial and
sacred associations extending beyond thirty
centuries
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r INSTRUCTIONS IN MUSIC.

J. G. FOERTSCH gives instruction on the
Piano, Organ, &c. in Ihorough-Bass and Musi-
cal Composition.
Orders may be left at G. E. French's and r.
Belrs Bookstores, the Gazette Office, and his
residence. y To-. l04, Duke street. ian 1T
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MARRIED.
centuries

On the 9th of Decem Der, 1865, at The resi-
dence of the bride father, by Rev T: J Haynes,
Mr.. ROBERT Il. MEADE, OF AleNanGrla:
Va. and Miss EDITH A., youngest daughter
Of John II Hooper, Of Manchester, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-04

A New Yo:S paper Of the lst inst, says:
.sl'he counterfeit 500 comp pound interest bear
ing Treasury notes, are still in active circula-
ton. Mr. Carpenter, of the National Park
Bank, discovered one among the hpk ex-
changes on Saturday, bearing date lay Is,
1865. This date and several other small por-
tons Of the note are somewhat blurred, but
could scarcely be detected except by an expert.
On the same day, and at the same place, a
counterfeit fifty dollar greenback was also de-
tected. Onthe genuine ffties the small dies
forming the border Of the bill are hexagonal,
but so finely formed as to appear almost circu-
lar, while on the counterfeit the dies are full
circles. The vignette in the middle Of the die
looks somew hatfresher, and is not SO nicely
shaded In the counterfeit as in the original,
and, while the face represented in the original
looks somewhat careWorn, in the counterfeit it
is made to look plump and soft. Both these
ceuntertelts are very dangerous, and those who
take in bills Of these denominations cannot be
too careful in examining them" Look out
for the circulation Of these notes in this CITY.
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CHARLES WHITTLE SEI.
Z 4 TTORNEY AT l. 4 ":
T A. ROSE & co.

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
So KING STREET,
Will give special attention 10 the sale Of HOU-
SEES, LOTS, FARMS and STOCK, also, FUR
FUTURE Of persons declining housekeeping,
and all kinds Of merchandise, either on the
premises or at their Auction Rooms.
Cash advances made on consignmcnts.
AUCTION SALES every evening Of general
merchandise dec 2j-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-04

To, morrow Congress re, assemblies; but it is
understood that no business will be done until
Monday next.
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lIEYANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

OUTLAWRY IN RICHMOND.-in o A'AoNA'O
Examiner of Monday says that the last ~
.hours has furnished record Of crime SUCH as
we 17sea TO think could be furnished only oy
New York, .or Chicago Of ST Louis or or othsr r
crime-blown cities Northor South: neLcais
not to comment upon the oloouy, seloo a1sa
record, but unless the scltlzens rio themselves
by some stern effort, some general Iesolve' u
the roWdy, rampant element OF o1tlaNry alel
murder farewell tof future peace ana commerce.
which we record below, the city police did their
dutv noblv and fearlessly. The. details are
oiven Of the attempted murder OF a woman,
7nrohable murder Of a policeman 10 attempt
inc the arrest Of the would be assassin, roD o.,
heTv and attempted murder on Broad street,
and "garroters on the rampage.
G0RDoNsvILLE.-B a statement published
i will be seen that Gordonsville has been strlck-
en- from the list Of PostOfices. We were at a
loss to comnrehend the closing Of the post-o1bce
at 50 prominent point, until the receipt OF
letter from correspondent gave us me follow"
ing: mo mails from any quarter. Inc agent
on the cars, whose duty it is to denver the
mails due here, having gotten into dllncuny
with the person who receives the mails at the
cars and carries them to the post office, MADE
such report to the Department as caused the
closing of the office here. '-Rach. SentaaeG
The negroes from their disposition to change
their homes, seem to labor under the de!uslon
that they are not free as long as they REMAIN en-
in the service Of the same persons. The REch-
mond Dispatch says, with truth, that the
former masters are the best friends ct the
| colored race that are to be found, and would
much prefer them as household servants to
any other people. But the continuance OF the
habit of changing from house to house every
month, begets constant uncertainty, and aap-
prehension which can only end IN dispensing
with the services of those they would like to
retain and pFe.as a5s a0Ps xpefs VINO"
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BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION, !

A LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY y
N An adjourned meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers of this Company will be held at the Auditors
Office, in Alexandria, on TU ESDA9, the 9th
day of January, 1866, at II o'clock, q. N.
dec G3=eotd r LOHNSION. Secretary.
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HNN FEET MACHINE BETTING Of
~ wv all widths, for sale by
dec l9-tf KNOX s. SMITH.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Waahinpton NTntters.
WARRINGTON, October !,

WASHINGTON, OCtober ..
The several boards for the examination
Of the officers TO be appointed IN the regu-
lar service, which were ordered to meet at
Chicago. New York and Washington. Oc-
t0bcr l are now In session. and new ap-
pointees are appearing before them IN ac-
cordance with the act of Congress re-or-
ganlzinR the army. The board which meets
In New York examines all officers east OF
the State of Ohio, for the infantry arm Of
the service. The board which meets at
Chicago examines all officers for the i'm
fantry arm of the service from the State Of
Ohio and States west of that. The board
which meets at Washington examines all
officers for the cavalry arm of the service.
The President to-day made the following
appointments: A. @. Lawrence, OF Rhode
Island. United States Minister resident at
Custa Rica Madison Z. Hollister, Of Ini-
nois, United states Consul at Buenos
Ayres; has. Dougherty, OF Pennsylvania,
United States Consul at Londonderry.
During the past week three hundred and
rlghty-four applications for patents aud
slxty-eight caveats were received at the
Patent Office. Yesterday one hundred aud
uinety-eight patents were issued.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
NEWS BREVIrIEs.

Colonel Charles Kingsbnry, of Ironton
Ohio. form' rly Adiutant General on Gener-
al Sherldan's staff, died of cholera at Mays
Vile, Kentucky, on tho oath ult.
Five stores on Main street, in Florence,
Alabama, were destroyed by lire on the
24th ultimo. The loss was $4,000 and the
insurance only $4,000.
On Monday. Robert Walker. a well known
horse-trainer, was found dead on the Cen
terville (Long Island) course. He had been
shot through the head, while exercising a
horse.
It comes with very good grace from those
who affiliate politically with Beast Butler
TO taunt President Johnson with having
been Breckenridge Democrat. HL
The force OF regulars in Canada Ia now
about 12000 effective men. and about forty.
four cannon. There are on the rolls $4,000
militia. but not more than $4,000 are armed
effectively. . ~
Two burglars entered the sleeping apart
ment of Alfred S. Robinson. broker, al
Hartford, Connecticut secured the keys o.
his office and safe while he slumbered pro
ceeded to his place of business, and ab'
stracted $1,000 In coin and greenbacks
This done. they returned the keys anC
made good their escape.
The Rev. Lindsay, who whipped his chilC
to death In New York. appeared In cour
last week, at Albion, New York, anC
pleaded not guilty TO charge of man
slaughter. His case was put over TO the
January term. and he WAS released or
$4,000 bail. given by his father and broth.
ers. The pious father jnstlhes his "sever.
ity." esA, Ia
James Clarke, of sandusky. for many
years an engineer on the Sandusky, Mans
field and Newark ssailroad was drown
ed In the creek north of Sc. Louis
vile, last Wednesday evening. IF
Bond. of Mari land. who introduced the
resolution IN favor of negro suffrage Into
the loyal Philadelphia Convention, Is the
man who, years ago, sentenced Wm. Lloyd
Garrison 10 Baltimore jail for publishing
an anti-slavery "lncendiary" paper.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
Telegraph Varieties.

Santa Anna has succeeded In negotiating
loan of five million OF dollars with three
banking houses IN New York. aud has au-
thorlzed the purchase Of six steamers for the
service Of the Mexi, an Liberals.
The Fenisn prisoners ut Toronto are to
be tried next week.
Internal Revenue receipts, yesterday,
S22500O0.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided
that the rebellion being over. Southern
people have the same rights as all others
under the patent laws.
A Balloonist made an ascension at Albion,
New York. on Monday. and has not been
seen sincei but his balloon was picked ~
ny schooner on Lake Ontario yestert Y.
Fernando Wood announces himself a, A
candidate for Congress in tho Ninth Dis
trlct OF New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
PUBLIC SALH
if stt OF VALUABLE +
REAL ESTATE,
In Dayton, October 8, 1898.
(By Order OF Court.l
On the 9th day of October, 1860,

On the 9th day of October, 1860,
A T one O'Clock In the afternoon, nt the Couri
"A House, In the city OF Dayton, WILL BIZ SOLD TC
rHE HIGHEST BIDDER the following described real
estate as the property Of Horatio q. Phillips, de-
sPart Of lots numbered sixty-fve tss, and sixty
six (66), on the plat of the city of Dayton, begin
ming at the southeast corner or said lot sixty nvs
o5), thence measuring westwardly along the alley
with the south boundary Of said lots ons hundred
and twenty-five l22) feet 10 point theme north.
said lots. sixty Ave e5I feet @ point thence Al
ofsaid lots one hundred and twenty two tIea feet
70 the east line OF said lot sixty i've on Ludlow
hd Ssa Ss "a sPss Ss TcSo
street sixty.uye e6 feet 70 the plce Of beginning
being sixty Eve ioet in width on Ludlow street
by one hundred and twenty-two feet In depth,
1pprStssd al "a 10000. ,EGffF 1900 .
Of Dayton as upon ON sn
plat OF part OF outlot ten li0) made and recorded
BY Johh e Love; Executor Of u. c. Phillips, and
Lots humble % SOls Solp Eoso Soei. Soas soss
5i @ ScSi 500 500 @ 5s iSS SoS sSd SU 800 90 '''' ' '
Apprafssd al R4Ib each
~: numbered 500 500 oOos SOOs, SoiO SOii SOii
Lots numbered Sols and 60i7-c cpprd4ss6 al eSoo
10. Numbered red ssp.s'''a a. stss
Lot numbered 6ois- So
rb4d ss W Sss sSsss e ss SIX sHSs A
6oup, . by oonyenient streets and alleys Plat.
may be seen At the once OF Davies 4 Lowe, aud
hoe.
TAs sale q Psr~.gsorv ava ~ tsas vAgussstOaS.
DO
Terms aI Sale one lAtrd eosA oas Aird Sa oa1
year and ons.i4trd N sseo vsdTs Jron lls day %
'aIs, sst'A mortgage sseHrfty
Executor Of II. G. Phliiipi. decd.
DAVIS LOVE-. Attys.
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Muartary and Commercial.
CINCINNATI hIarKets.
CINCINNATI. Ortober 8

CINCINNATI. Ortober s,
FLoUR-The market was rather tirner.
and. on choice grades, an advance was. In
some cases. asked, Superfine we quote at
$40 50@ll: extra ut Sll 50@l2 rs; family
at Sl3@l3 76, and fancy at sll@l5.
WHEAT-There was not much done. but
holders are firm The rates asked are. No.
2red. 81 20; No. /. 50 80; extra 81 So and
for Hill, - 80 Spring WI eat sold at
~ 90 for No. /, but holders are ask
ing Be. higher
CoRN-Mixed shelled and ear sold at S0@
Sac. White Is held at S33S5c.
OATs-A moderate local demand at 4O@
l2c. for No. 2, aud 43@45c. for Nc. In ele-
vatOr.
RYE-The market ls Arm and the demand
good at Sl@l 05 for No. 2; 81 l0@l Ia for
No. ]. and 81 1901 Is for choice.
RootRIEs-The demand l. fair and the
market rules steady at 26@3OLc. for fair to
choice Rio Coffee; 12@l6c. for raw sugar; ;
l71S@lSc. for hard refined and s0@gOc. for
Porto Rico mOlasses.
WHIsKY--Tbe market for free Il dull, and
prices are shade lower for free. it can
now be bought at so 32@3 32J<. Bonded
steady at 35c.
SEED-Clover is firm at 81 90. Timothy
quiet with fair demand at So 25@3 sd.
Flax dull at ~ 754l 80.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

THE COUNTY FAIR.-The annual Fair OF
the Montgomery County Agricultural So
ciety win commence on Wednesday the
10th Of October, tho day after the election,
We are gratifed TO state that tho people are
manlfesting the right kind Of interest in the
matter, and entries are being made every
day at the Office OF tho Secretary. The ex-
hibition promises TO be tho best and most
interesting that has occurred sinec the for
nation Of tho society, and there will no
doubt be large attendance. Those who
design to present articles for exhibition
should lose no time in making the proper
entries as but a few days win intervene be-
fore tho opening of the Fair.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

THE OPERA HoUsE-Bulwer's beautiful
play Of the LADY Of Lyousu was the at
traction at tho Opera House last evening.
and brought out another large and appre-
ciative audience. Pauline" Is a character
admirably adapted to the fno dramatic
powers Of Mrs. Jordan, and she enacted the
part maguihcently. Hersplendld reading Of
tho text, her graceful and stately bearing
upon the stage, with the addition Of her
elegant taste in dress, rendered her pau
line" the most admirable conception Of the
part we have ever witnessed on any stage,
and we have seen 1t performed scores of
times before.
Mr.. LAWYERS "Claude Melnotte" was ex-
cellent. The more our people see Of this
talented gentleman, the more they admire
his faultless style of acting, c Ir H
Tonight the beautiful drama of the
"Wife's Secret viii be presented, In which
Mrs. Jordan and Mr.. Lawler will appear.
The entertainment win conclude with the
pretty play Of the "Swlss Cottage" Miss
Clifford will appear ln favorlte dance be-
tween the plays.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
Valuable Farm for Sale.

nsE Of the most valuable ARMS IN Ohio, is or.
" tered for sale 10 contains one hunored and
lIty aeres OF land, Of the beat quality one hun
lred and twelve Of which Is improved and In A
nigh state OF oultivatOn-the bAIAnts 10 In Rood
inninE through the entire fsinii mill ana saw
nil ndgoininE L. and n railroad station on eAch
lds OF W Ihsle 10 on the premises new frame
GOD barn and all other necessary Out-buildinxS
Also. large appe orchard In null bearing aa
, esent Possession g ven 70 suit the pu-cn sser
Any person desiring 70 purvhase can ascertain
the t4rme and all further inform a. on by calling
On Abraham AoloF, residing on the Morse farni,
noAr Dayton AuAiaWSm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
The Meeting Last Night.

Beckel Hall was crammed with an earn
est and enthusiastic gathering of our
German fellow-cltlzens. last evening, to
li-ten to Hon. Charles Rsemelin, Of Clncin-
natl. We are assured by several gentle
men, who understand the language. that
the address OF the distinguished gentlemen
was strongly argumentative; clear and
comprehensive elucldation IF the present
real condition of the country; the dangers
that threatened it. by continuation of
Radical rule; and the imperative duty
which was imposed on every sincere friend
Of q peaceful settlement of our Intestine
troubles to make use of the utmost efforts
within his control to secure the ascendancy
OF the Democratic and Conservative par
ties. His address was listened to with
marked attention throughout and was
highly applauded by the large audience
present.
General Ward followed in brief but
most impressive address. 1t was one OF
his best efforts, and was received with
unanimous favor by all who heard it. The
meeting was great success, and Its infiu-
ence will be felt in the pending canvass.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
NIassach usetts Politics.

bO5ION, UctODer ).
The National Union men of Massachu-
setts held State Convention IN Fanietl
Hall to-day. and nominated Theodore II.
Sweetzer. of Lowell. lawer practlring In
Boston, M q candidate for Governor. to-
gether with a ticket for the other state
offices. composed entirely of names OF
gentlemen who have a military record.
Resolutions were adopted indorslng the
Administration.
In the afternoon the Democratic State
Convention was held In the same place,
aud the ticket nominated by the National
Union Convention was adopted.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
Delaware-As Sign.
WrLMISaroN. October

WALMINuIUNf OVLVUtT y
AT the election for Judges and Inspectors
Election. held throughout this State
yesterday, the Democrats swept el cry thIl z
iOre Luein. Newcastle County. the only
Republican county. gives 400 majority for
the Democrats--a gain OF 1900 on the vote
Of Lincoln IN 1864. In this city they
carried two wards. and gained 160 on the
vote Of September last.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
Iylzdawtf


AUcrIoNEER oFREAL ESTATE, PERSONAL
0 PROPERTY, OF ALL KINDs-IIoUSE.
~ HOLD GOODS, &C,
No1I0 vain stFsets Empire HuildinE,
Also, Wholesale and Retail dealer in DRY Geods
Broad Cloths, Casslmeres, Fancy Goods Gloves
Hosiery, aud Notions ol all kinds. vg.T
=. Favor him with call, and nnd eyerythipg sat
Remember No 40, Main street, empire,
Building, next door 10 Goodmant. ri N sel
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
FARM FOR SALE.

II WILL sell, at privaev >ale. a small farm con.
Il tAtning any acres. About ditesn aei "a are IN
good timber The balance 10 well improved.
tnfro W kood house ana harm. and dne bearing
and tnere sfe Two wells Of good NateF on the
,renlses Inc Iarm 10 located on the Dayton aud
western hAllfnAd mile aud 4 hall weat OF HiR.
Sins stAtioH- Call aad examine the farm
AQlsNlIn kOnEhr pEELING.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
SORGHUM !
NotiOst to Sorghum Manufacturer

THE underslSned having obtained the right OF
y the STATE OF ohio 70 the STRvKNsoE EvAfoRA-
tyh and process clarifying ami ErAnulatinE Sor.
% grlnd the cane, and dry the sugar rendering II
ready for market 10 now hAving the same manu-
!or (gsehart Aarshallt hschihe sh0pl Day.
ccss and machinery. which -ffom the cane IN Fthe
Geld 20 the dry sugar In the barrel, Is thorough
and complete, Adde'S JAS n, HOPKINS
........ -, Boz No it1 pAyton Ohio
AShNIs, desiring TO negotiate FOR Territory VIII
Apply - eooFe auieN 8m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
The Constitution of the United
States and the Senate.

SECTION .. The Senate OF the United
States shall be composed of two Senators
from each State, chosen by the legislature
thereof for six Yeas; aud each Senator
shall have one vote. II ttE4
rtsE ID ARTICLE o. ..Ef
AND THAT NO STATE,
WITHOUT ITS CONSENT. SHALL BIZ DEPRIVED
UP ITS EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN THE SENATE.
On these two clauses in the Constitution,
correspondent In the Cincinnati Enquirer
puts these plain and sensible propositions
would like to know how it Is. that the
plain language Of the Constitution can be
set aside so readily, by men who have taken
solemn obligations 10, support II. Each
house may Judge of the qualification of Its
own members, and, If disorderly, expel q
member; but that would only constitute a
vacancy. 20 be Immediately filed by a new
election. How Is IL done ply what an-
thority do they act? Surely 10 is not by
the powers granted in the Constitution.
that the Senate can exclude ten tates-not
one State only, but ten States, and thus de
pfive them of "eQpdl suffrage in the Senate
No. sir The Constitution thus plainly
prohibits the course of the Senators of tho
present Congress, In deprlving ten States
of their rights to their seats In Congress,
and TO their votes in the Senate.
There Is no power, implied, or otherwise,
that can be brought, TO set aside the latter
clause of Article 8, and that every State has
a right 10 two Senators, and each Senator
shall have oRs Vote; and that no State, with
out It's consent shall be deprived of It's
equal suffrage In the Senate. They shall
not be deprived, neither by Congress. the
President. or the people. There Is no pow
er granted. TO change the Constitution, SO
as to prohibit them. without their consent,
from equal suffrage IN the Senate.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

The FINEST GooDs or THE SEASON.
Lessner & Brother, No. lO2 Main street, are
now receiving the most splendid assortment
OF clothipg ever offered in Dayton. Their
fall and winter styles Of Gentlemen'S
Clothing are unsurpassed by any other
house in the city, and they are offered at
prices that will jaduce everybody TO pur-
chase. Call and see them, oc2dlwltw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
JOHN WARNER.

oTTIeE FuREITuRE ron SALE.-The Fire.
mems Insurance Company. having re-
moved their office to the northeast corner
Of Third and Jefferson streets, in the room
occupied by ]. L. Martin, Esq. as Col.
leetor's ofiee-and having leased vault and
furniture connected with said room-they
offer for sale the fire proof safe and Other
office furniture, at bargain. Call at office
corner Third aud Jefferson streets.
oc3dtf j. b. KINo, Sec'y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

THE "EAoLE."-Schwarz, at the Eagle
Clothing Store, No. llS Main street, by his
upright and consistent course OF business,
established large and permanent trade,
which is daily increasing. The people
have found that all his representations can
be implicitly relied upon, and this isthe Sc
sret of his success. He is daily receiving
large invoices of custom-made work, and
his stock OF clothing is now one Of the
largest and most attractive ever offered In
Dayton. He desires his specially
those from the country-to call and exam
Inc his assortment. They cannot fail to be
satisfied with his prices, the quality of his
goods, and his system Of business.
1wdItw ..af
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

EB- Remember that the best and cheap
est Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Ladies' and Gents Alexander Kids, Furs,
&c. can be had at E. A. Herrman's, Opera
House corner.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

There will be grand rally Of the Do
mocracy in the Eighth Ward, at the Frank
lin Street House. on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, October 4.
George v. Nauerth, Dennis Dwyer and
others will address the meeting. Let there
be full turn out, Nrsc IA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
Removal.

NEFF& a BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole.
1N sale and Retail dsalers 10 Stoves Hollow.
third street. 70 the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown Irwin. on the corner of First str, ed and
the Canal, whore they will be pleased 10 zee their
friends and All who may bJ In want OF 1Tst .claSs
Cooking and Heating Stoves, =