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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-05

NoLREAIs COMMERCIAL C0LAEaE-
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
Spacious and Elegant " Story BufldlHG,'
Is constantly in session under eight able Professors It
founded 10 1882 and chartered by the State Its former
dents be found Principals Book Keepers in large
portion of the old houses Of this city, and the Southern
States Ladies' Gentlemen attend tho COMMERCIAL
COURSE Book keeping, Peninanshp, Mathematics Eng
l French Spanish business education that enables
5000 5000 annually is the best fortune parents
give their We have ample arrangements 500
students. Ladies' and Gentlemen invited to call.
RUFUS DoLBEAR President.
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GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS.

GROCERIES,. WINES, Ilsk COho.
RAHSErr 81 SHEPARD.
WHOLESALE
COMMISSION MERCHANTs
AID pnAARRs IL
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES.
AS Magazine street...............A5
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Offer the following GOODS, now landing and in store:
Fine Old BRANDY and u casks.
Port Sherry and MADEIRA wINEs+lu and In
bond.
Claret, Haut sauern and Rhine Wines.
CHAAPAGNEs-yarious brsnda
Boxers BITTERH. +.
Ca.awba WINE. ~
brakes Plantation BITTERs.
0. X. Plantation ;.
Hostetter's E.
Sparkling and Still CATAWBA
MINT JULEP.
BAY RUM.
VOLTS sCHNAPPs.
scheidam GIN.
MORNING CALL,
Brandy COCKTAIL
Assorted CoRDIALs ....-...
Champagne CIDER
Ginger WINE
Blackberry WINE.
Cherry BOUNCE.
Also Agents for
Boyle. Miller d Co. q Celebrated Rose WHISKY,
And tho
Jockey Club House GIN
And
fhton McFsrlands Pire and Burglar Proof SAFES.
Imported and Domestic CIGARS.
And various brands Of
Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO.
We also offer the following sundrss:
Rio COFFEE.
Crushed and Poxdsred SUGAR.
SOAP.
CANDLES.
STARCH.
Pine Apple, English Dairy. and Western CHEESE.
MAZINA-
Bcarb. sODA-n kegs and boxes-
Olive 0IL-pints and quarts.
MUSTARD-French and Imitation.
=. Dryin a. H. and 10 b. Tina.
Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom KETCHUP.
English Club and Worcestershire SAUCES
SUGAR OF LEMON
MACARONI and vERMICELLL
PICKLEs-1E, x, x and gallon.
JELLIES-sssorted in and glass, all sigss
Brandy PEACHES and CIIERRIEs-!n cana and s!ass
CAN GOODS.
Consisting Of
ROAST BEEF.
TURKEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-05

Having been engaged by Messrs. BARNETT SHEPARD,
Commission Merchants and dealers in Wines Liquors and
Groceries Magazine street. would respectfully solicit
them patronage ofuy friends and the former patrons
of COOPER NEIBERT -
j. o. NETBERT.
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Passengers for GENTLY notify the Conductor prior
the departure Of the train q. PANDELY,
Superintendent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TEHEEE LOUISIANA STATE BEAI2NA * Il
of Learning and Military Academy has succcsai
operation since the I'd dy of October last and will close
sion of nine months 50th day of June
Terms-S5o for I'LL expenses for five months payable in ad
For further particulars amply to D. F. BOYD
Superintendent, Alexandria, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-05

40. 81 GKAVIEK STREET.
We have constantly on hand a fine assortment Of
'-'e0 toRD1A1s,
And Fancy Groceries,
Which we offer for sale at lowest market rates.
S. TgP ss ossI, c eg aa Ggsps,
Leaf, Bronzes
vARN1sHEs, .
BRUSHES, ETC.,
NO. 76 Magazine Street,
One door above Poydras.
sNRIMA 81 STARK,
EOTARIES PUBLIC,
No. S Carondelet street.
FELIX GRIMA-Attorney- at Law and Notary Public
T. O. sTARK-Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds nd
Accountant
w s. DE VAN 81 CO.
VS.. DE VAN, Mobile Ala ~. P, TODD, New Orleans La
General CommisAion
FoRw ARDIN MERCH ANTs
No 30 North Commerce and Sc Front streets,
MOBILE ALA.
Liberal moe on IN Sugars A0as
RErERENcEsSlak Stauiier Co m LA Merchants
sa1 S " g. si1t s%1S s
;sssf Ss ss s s@ S. fi'f:i ss nss Ii; L
Commission Merchant, St Louis No.
CUNRRIEs FOR SALE.
100 bales INDIA BAGGING, heavy;
so :. GUNNY BAGS,
900 coils BALE ROPE, hemp
9. g hbas Louisiana SUGAR;
$50 bills
IL :. N. Y clarified :.
50 boxes HRvanaa
Ell Ss ss: EGi Hsii :9s sHa'
IS IT, s1 5eSfse dSHsnF weight
10000 bushels T. I. and Cadz SALT:
5000 sacks Liverpool and fine SALT, new;
l25 bbs No R0SIN.
saunples can be seen a my office No. IS Bank Place
GEO Mcn RIRRE prokPr.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS OF Ali
RULEFF & TWICHELL
l26 G.syier street.
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NREE FORWARDrNS-
OFFICE ALABAMA AND FLORIDA kED MOBILE ANa
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Tho attention of Merchants shipping the interior of Ala
and Western Georgia. and particularly OF the Merchants
Montgomery drawn the advantages offered by the Rail
successful operation
Besides the Daily Steamers between New Orleans and Mo-
bile regular lines of superior Steamships have been eab
shed between New York and Mobile offering facilities
to shippers.
As further nducement all Freight consigned to the Mobile
and Great Northern Railroad Company Mobile will be
received and forwarded free Of commission.
SAM'L g. JONES,
Eng and Supt Ala. and Fla. Railroad
6. JORDAN,
Eng and Supt Mobile and g. N. r. r.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
I1rom Washlnglon. -

WASHINGTON, November Z.
4 great pressure has been brought to
bear upon the President within tile past
week. for the appointment Of Hon Thomas
Spooncr. of Cincinnati as Commissioner of
Internal RevcuUe. -
Several other applicants for the Office
have turned up Within the past few days,
among them General Commager, recently
% candidate for Congress in Ohio ia the
Tenth District. Mr.. Spooncr win, no doubt.
receive the appointments, should Mr.. Rol-
lius, the present incumbent. be removed
II is estimated that the revenue from all
sources. for the present fiscal year. will be
siN hundred and fifty millions of dollars.
IN Investigation into the present system
of taxation has torcibly suggested the Inn,
porative Importance of large reductions Of
internal taxation and the tariff law rcNe-
nucs. II Is well known that the revenue
from these sources greatly exceeds the
amount nt ccssary foranyeconomical admin
istration of the Government, including the
interest on the matured debt, and an ample
sum for sinking fund.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
ClNCTNNArL NovomboI

CINCINNATI. November 4.
fLOW-The market is very dun and
prices are iully 21c. lower Superlmc We
.quOte at $40 JOColl p, eNtra at Sl2 TO Sl3.
aud family ut $l3 25@l 90. Sales of 7OO
brls. this morning on Change; 30 brls. rye
sold at IS 70.
WnEAr--'lhe market DUH; holders are
asking the same prices, but concessions
would have 20 be- made In order to force
sales. No. rcd is offered mt 50 7hm2 $50.
No. l at 80 30, and extra at So %. There
was some inquiry for spring wheat 30 ST.
2i6330 i0rNo. . and So lj@2 80 for No,
l, hut these quotations are entirely nominal
CoRN-The market was quiet No. old
shrlled Is heldat SSm9Oc., and some sales
were made at these rates. Old ear is held
at 1SW3Oc, and new ear at 5jmG0c.
OArs-Ihe market was unchanged aud
dan. No. offered at bic. and No. at
l4Sc. in elevator.
RYE--rhe market was very dull. We
now quote No Int 81 3i@l 91 and No. ,
latSl 2Om1 y.
y BARLEY-rhc receipts are large. and the
market is heavy. Prime qualities alone
are inquired for Prime tall sold at 81 10.
GROCERIEs-Thc market rules quiet and
unchanged. with fair demand at l1m3Oi ,c
for fair 10 choice Rio Coffee; l2Ol1c. toi
| Raw Sugar; l74ml7aic. for hard rcllnc,l
and S0@9Oc. for Porto Rico Molasscs.
| WHsEY-Thc market rules steady at Bic
! for bonded aud 50 "a for free.
| SEED lover Is quiet but firm mt IS
/ Timothy is7duil at So, l'laS is tirnl at
! y a ID.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
Fenians in Canada-Another Con-
VictiOn.
ToRoNTo, Novenl

TORONTO, November Z.
To-day VIM. Slavcn was placed on trial
as an American citizen, charged with
having invaded this country on the 1st of
june.
A verdict of guilty was rendered. and the
prisoner sentenced to be hanged on the
18Th Of December.
The Judge said he would lay the case be
fore the Governor, and, no doubt, the sem
fence would bc committed. rs the prisoner
did not engage in any acts of violence.
MONTREAL, November Z.
Mr.. b. Dcvln. an eminent LAWYER j.
here, having been requested by the United
States Government to defend the Fouian
prisoners here, whose trials will commence
in December.
Father McMahon under sentence Of
death, has determined TO appeal for new
trial.
An application for a new trial will also
he made in behalf of Colonel Lynch.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
on for McxicO.
WAslIiNfirON. Novemb

WAsHiNGroH, November Z
Edward Lee Plum was To-day appointed
Secretary Of Legation to Mexico. and in
company with General Sherman's chief Of
staif. lett here this evening for New York.
where they will await the arrival of our
Mexican Minister. Hon. l.. d. Campbell,
ana General sherman, who are expected to
ARRIVE In Now York to.morroy for neNt
day. The entire party will sail from New
J ork for Vera Cruz probably ON Saturday
next upon the UI''"d States steamer.
Susquehanna, there. rat such point as mny
be agreed ON to officially meet with the.
Representatives OF the Mexican Republic.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
Illinois Election.
CmcAGo, November :.

CHICAGO, November I.
The Union majority in the city is consid-
crlbly over six thousand. and in the county
i viii fall very little, if any, below ten
thousand.
The Fcnians, and many other Irishmer
of this city, voted the straight Republican
ticket.
The Statcof Illinois gives n Republican
majority of about forty thousand.
The delegation in Congress will stand
divided, politically, about the same as now.
Governor O@rsby tclegWphs General
Logan that he elected to Congress by the
largest majority thatany man ever re-
cciNp1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
Gold from Idaho,

ST. LouIs, November z.
Several miners arrived yesterday In
Mnckinaw boats, bringing with them half
a million in dust
Seven boats left Fort Benton on the 7th
Of October with five hundred miners and
a million In dust. One boat sunk on the
passage, but no Nauables were lost. Over
three hundred Indians attempted. above
Fort Rice. 10 attacl, them. but were iutin,-
dated and hurried of,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
asIunetsrg aud Commercial.
Dayton MARKET.

AFtA tNta NAtAA AAAAs
DAYTON. November g.
FLouR-Wholcsalc, Sl3 10; retail, Sll 30.
WHEAr--Sl 10.
CoHE-Old G5c. NEW. i5050c.
OATs-i5c.
UYE--Sl Is.
B19s.dprL i i. SPRING 81 Q@i s5 np, el.oo
FLAN SrEB--S2 TO-
. CLOVER SEEp--S6 50M1
TIMOTHY SrED-$3
COFFEI.--WhOiesae 33c.; retail, 3jc.
SuGAR-Wholcsnlc, li@l5Ac.; retail, 10
01l62s @2Oc.
oLAssEs-Wholesaic 90c.@Sl; retail,
81 90
Wholesale. 50 80; retail. 50 80.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

THE OrEnA IlousE.--Thrre was another
large audience last evenings, 70 witness the
splendid acting Of Miss Western in the
beautiful and thrilling play Of HFlowers Of
the porsE'' Ter "Glpy gmoen' was the
liucit rendition of the part We have ever
Witnessed This Indy has already made
herself decided fivorltc with our thea-
ter-going people. To7nigat she will ap-
pear in the great dramaof i.uerotia Bor-
gia, n character emnentll adopted to her
fine tragic powers The ri fnmeut
will conclude with the very musiug iarcn
OF the "Irisll Tutor" in Wi II Mir. Butll
will take the Irish character
Tomorrow night has beer set apart fer
the farewell benefit Of Mi Western, on
which occasion she win apr ar In the beau
! ltfu character OF leah. The Forsakcn."
Let her have testimonial worthy of her
transcendant merits as an aci rcss.
soclAL EvIIs.-Thc Chica,,o journal has
the following paragraph on social evils
| II was n sad sight 10 see so many re-
! Spectacle young men. apparently clerks, in
| the police dock tliis forenoon. charged with
being inmates of dens Of III fame. Most OF
| the male prisoners We're OF this class. A
| few gray haired, gentlemanll looking meu
were among the crowd, aad known To be
married and to have families. But what
| can be expected? It is computed that
between 2,j00 and 5000 fnales lost to
virtue iuhabit this city. These must be
supported. They tempt c'crks TO steal
from their employers Th,v draw the
married man from his family Hearth side tc
| their fearful lcns. They corrupt society
generally. They. are as a body, TO society
what the dreaded mnlstrom T. to the frai
bark that unfortunately "a driven In lis
fatal whirl, our police doehvt daily con-
| tains the names OF unhappy ypnth who by
the Wiles OF fthe Wicked females have been
led to crime. Divorces were never more
numerous chan at present. MI eau bt
traced TO that irightfu scourge of society
known rs the social cyi.n
This is amelancholy commentary on the
morals OF Chicago; but we think our CO.
Temporary takes Il superficial and to some
extent very unjust view OF the matter,
castlng the burden of blame entirely upon
the shoulders of the pooruniortunatcs who
---once fallen from their high estate--arC
given over to Il life Of shane, rrmorse and
unayailing regrets. When woman once
becomes the victim of mans baseness, i
rarely happens that she eVerretraces hei
steps. The door of respectable society l.
slut in her tacc-cspccinliy by her owr
scN-amd she Is compelled to wander The
remainder Of her miserable liir wretchct
and forsakcn outcast tits, in nincty-uin,
eases ont ofa hundred. the fault the other
sex that 50 mary young females waudci
from the path of morality and virtue anc
afterwards pursue litcof shame and IT,
nomny Let the reformation be com
ncnccd in the right quartca ana tn,
social evils" Of which the Joaad com.
plains viii be greatly mitigated, If uol
entirely cured, not only in Chicago hui
everywhere else.
MORTALITY IN DAYroN.-During th,
month of October, the interments at Wood
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

A SMART CoNsrABLE.-Y esterday, while
a constable from New Richmond was con-
yeying back there. from Cincinnati. three
burGlars-supposed to be the gang who
made failure in trying to blow open the
Brown County safe-one Of the fellows, rs
they were riding in an open wagon, and all
hand-culled, knocked the official ont on one
side and jumped into the woods from the
other, getting clear. The constable and
driver, both armed, gave no alarm until
their arrival at Batavia. Notwithstanding
there We're three men at work IN a field
less than seyenty-iye yards distant.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

HAT AND Fur SToRE. .--Lebod & Lazarus,
No. 20 Main street, Phillips House build
ing. have now on hand a splendid stock of
Hats, Caps and Furs, to which they invite
the attention OF the public. THY keep no
goods put those of the hest quality, and it
is the only house in the city which manu-
features Furs to order. Their card will be
found in our advertising columns
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

b 10 PRopucrs.-Mr. Rogers, the Cincin-
natl architect, raised, this season. teu
sqadshes, on one vine, weighing 093 pounds,
the largest weighing l49pounds, the others
l4i, l30 100 and six average so pounds.
The length of the vine was l50 feet.
The editor of the Madison County DEM
ocrdt has in his office radfsk, which
weighs sixteen and a half pounds
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
New York Money Marl,ct.
NEW York. November

Money more active az 5mG per cent.
Sterling dull nj lO9i4 @lO9i2.
Gold easier, opening NJ liS and closing
at llIi6. U...f. ftrs f.nsi
Government Stocks are firm.
The Posts money article says the money
market is active but castor, at 56oG per ccui.
on call. Some of the banks have been att
tempting to put up tlicir rates During the
past two days, but there is less movement
in this direction now.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

The DEMocRATIC VoTE IN OHIo.-Thom-
as NJ. Key, the Democratic candidate for
supreme Court Judge at the late election,
received the largest Democratic vote ever
cast in Ohio, II was 2l3,600, being 5000
more than General Mcclellan received in
1861 for President, and 10000 than MIR.
VMandsgham obtained for Governor in
1869. 1t is $4,000 votes Ia excess Of Gen
eral Morgan's vote for Governor in 1865.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

A WORD TO THE PuBuc.-A great deal
is spoken ofnow-a-days,which is the cheap
est place TO deal in Dayton, or where u per-
son can rely on a merchants word. We
simply remark, that from appearance, and
from our own dealing with merchants, we
lind friend Sehwnz of the Eagle Clothing
Store TO be straightforward dealer, and
the public can rely on his word, OF that of
his men, who are always ready TO wait ON
customers MS stock Is certainly by far the
most select and custom-made, and Ne would
commend our friends and the public gener-
ally To give Mr.. Schwarz cali and exam-
ine for themselves, mt the sign of the Gold
en- Eagle, llS Main street, three doors south
of Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

Gss- Election returns from New York and
other States, say that everybody got beaten
but friend Schwarz who is always ahead
in the clothing line, especially. Just now
he daily receives large invoices of custom
made clothing, and can suit everybody in
both styles and prices. Try him. at lis
Main street, sign Of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

SPoRTsMEN, ATTENTIoN.-C.F .Ferneding, at
No. 306 Second, between Main and Jeffer-
son streets, has just received another lot OF
those Rubber Hip Boots, just the thing ioI
hunting and fishing excursions. dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

sS The lsraelltes of Louisville. whose
beautiful Synagogue, on Fourth street, was
lately rendered useless by fire, have pur-
chased the vacant lot on the corner OF
Sixth and Broadway, whereon steps are be-
Ing taken to erect magnificent temple
the cost of which win exceed sl50OOO
The sum paid for the ground was S23,O0O.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

E8- Cavalry Over Coats, all colors at the
Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main Street,
Sign of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

To BUSINESS MEN.-Waggoner, at the
"Atldntd House" Market street, has one,
two or three rooms, aud good cellar to
rent, well adapted for almost any business
Possession given forthwith. no5tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

When we consider that Dayton hasa pop
ulation of at least $4,000, the above bill of
mortality is a most striking and gratifying
commentary on the healthfulncss Of our
city. We do not believe that like show
ing can be made by any other city of its
size i'm thc country
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

FIVE enthusiastically Over Coats foI
So 90 at the Eagle Clothing store, lis Main
Street, Sign Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

For SALE.-Horse. light wagon, and har-
ness. Inquire Of w. II. Belville, Northeast
corner Third and Main streets. no3dlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

EB-The best place In the city to buy
cheap Feel. is the Ludlow Hominy Mills
no3d6
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

esB- Five hundred Military Overcoats
just received, at the Eagle Clothing store
II. Schwarz.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

PROVIDE FOR WINTER.-We would inform
our readers that Lessner & Brother have
received 500 new and sound Government
Overcoats, and they offer them for half
theirValu therefore we would advise our
,aders to secure one in time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

SPLENDID OysTERs.-The largest and
finest Oysters OF the season are received
daily by express, at Fred. Iange's Opera
House Restaurant. They can not be eX-
celled in quality. Call aud try them.
uoTdpt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

GB Friend Sehwarz don't make idle
promises but really sells the incest made
up, and more especially, the cheapest cloth
ing in Dayton, examine for yourselves, at
the Eagle Clothing Store, llS Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

eB- Ladies fur lined, Water Proof
Batmorals. just received at G. Ferneding's =,
No. 3O6 Second, between Main aud Jeiler-
son streets. Call ana get pair before they
are all sold. dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

. THANKsGIVGNG.-Goy Cox, from
Headquarters, at Columbus makes Procla--
nation that he has chosen Thursday, the
18th instr as the day on which our people
may give ''Praise to God our Heavenly
Father, for all the manifold mercles and
abundant goodness with which He has
erowped the year" .. p
tS-Go TO the Ludlow Homiuy Mills for
cheap Feed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

DEFY CoMPErTrIoN,-Lebensburger d
Son, No. los Main street call particular at
tentlon 10 their new and splendid stock Of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be undersold by any
other house In the city. stl'.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

GB-The Ludlow Hominy Mills will start
on Monday next.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

LOOK TO Your lNTERHsT.-C. Ferneding,
No. 800 Second, between Main and Jeher-
son streets, win for the next thirty days
sell Boots and Shoes aud Hats and Caps at
strictly wholesale prices in order to make
room for a new stock. dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

THE MONEY ORDER SYsrEM.--lt Is stated
that clerl, IN one of the business houses
Of New Norl, city was sent ont recently to
inquire the price of draft Of $1,000 on
California. lie ascertaiued thai it would
be three per cent. or SIN. His principal di-
rected him TO got Il Well-known banker,
to see il better rates could not be obtained
The clerk mistaking the name given him,
called on Postmaster Kelly, and was in
formed that hismoney could he sent by
postollice orders for s2t, This was an un-
expected condition Of aiiairsJ money orders
had not been Thought of; but after due
consideration the sum itfwas proposed to
send TO California was forwarded by means
of these orders. The rate was just one
half of one per cent.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

GB-F. w. Meyer, northumberland Blank
book Manufacturer, northwest corner OF
Mainland second streets. lmdaw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

-Women's Kid Shoes at Goodmah's nj
seventy cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

BEsT's FILTERs-PRICE REDUCRD-In or
der TO accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather. b. Best would announce that ne
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to Sl5. This VIM place them In the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. t~ iy12dtf