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Esrsral very deSirsbls rooms Handsomely
fHrntEhed. for f-m LEE or glnEIe gentlemen, csl
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AGENTS WANTED.
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DOR SALE

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A nne stock Of Harness, SsdGley and Harness
Hardware, Fixtures, Tools, and every requisite
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FOR SALE.

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IInLE RROKE LOOSE

Prom No. IS Madison street, on "wednesday
evening, one Eorrel MULE. le or u years old,
meiium size. with saddle and Rsr eza MARKS,
Al q all AFRO nd ana had on 81 old bride. A
Her Il re yard viii be pad on deliver Of said
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Sfuleu from the subscriber, en- the corner o
C7av and IsRoea. on Sunday night the eh
inst. one Brown Horse MULE, s9out niteen
hands high. eight years old, with u on leIt
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} IDGEL
ERMEsT

Wy lESALE Manufactures OF candles,
Eugar PlumB. Cum DTOpa, chocolate
gyrup, LODeuges. Ju!ube Paste, French On
fecu pery, by TEAM 40. - Old LsNes street
$1,000 &. Louis and Cunu streets. New Or
Ls~nE HIS Pnoes VIII fear no e~omPelaon.
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STALLS UNRIVALLED
Plano and Furniture Polish.

list HTRODUCED, a-d heinz .so,.a h.
81 leading houses n the BrsuuCrrUrs 81
ramos, Tgans, Bill ard Tsh.es, Furniture. etc p.
LEY one VINO has n Piano Ehou.d have =
We ~ ESefuI particulars AMI dtrseti nz. II
sput Up In butl ut % ssuts an4 O.sn : and
SA-fr III dozen are orferec &C ZEE. ze vii
Toward prepaid By express 4ppiteaficns sor
Aerf1t9ry and Aseu isz receiv q 81
BROWN = FERKINa.
General Agents for tn United Slsssa
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The Fenians In Canada-AnOther
Muss Brewing.

OTTAWA, G. W., March l5.--There are ru-
mors ofa Fenian movement near st. Albans.
1t is stated that the Government has i'm
portant information on the subject.
MONTREAL, March l5.--One hundred and
twenty-five regulars left for Champlaln
this morning. A strong force of Royal mr.
tillery, with eight pieces, will go to the
frontier to-day,
TORONTO, March ia brigade, to con-
sist of artillery, cavalry and infantry, of the
regular army, and 10000 volunteers, will
rendezvous at Brantford. From this place
they can be transported east or west On
short notice.
OGEDENsBURG, N. Y, March l5.-The Fe-
nian excitement is reviving in this diree-
tion. Fort Wellington at Prescott has BEEN
put in defensive condition, and garisonsd
with troops.
New YORK, March l5.-An important
| communication was received to-day from
the Executive of the Provisional Govern
ment of the Irish Republic. TO the effect
that war has been commenced in earnest
and that the movemento of the Irish troops
up TO the present were merely feints TO
cover more important one which will be in-
augurated before many days.
| AN effort is being made which is believe
win result in a fund of Sl,000,000 being
established. The members OF the old
| Directory of lS43 are about to hand over
the funds remaining In their hands TO the
care of a committee, 20 be used In further
ance of the movement in Ireland.
LONDON, March 15-Noon.-Four more
vessels of war have sailed for the Irish
coast.
Fears are entertained of rising of the
| Irish In Liverpool.
DUBLIN, March 15-Evening g.-Forty
prisoners were committed at Limerick for
! high treason.
| Two Fenian Head-centers, named Burns
and Rea, have been arrested In Belfast.
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From Columbus.

COLUMBUS, March 15-The bill to pro-
vide for the early publication of the laws
in newspapers was discussed at great length
and lost--yeas, 43; nays, A, The vote was
then recoEs!dered and the bill laid On the
table.
The Sheriffs' fee-bill, as passed, changes
the old law giving sheriifs one mHdred
dollars per annum in criminal cases where
the State fails or defendant proves insol-
vent, and i'm other matters unprovided for,
became law, the Senate agreeing tol the
report of the Committee on Confeance,
Sheriffs can now have, under Court allow
ance, fees on writ returns not exceeding
$500. "a
Among the bills passed in the House
were
Providing for the disposition OF un-
clnimra freight and express packages
10 amend the act relating to the uris-
diction of Justices of the Peace.
Toexempt pensioners from performing
labor on the public highways.
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From Europe.

-
LIVERPOOL, March 15.-Evening-The
cotton market is quiet and active, and
closed firm for middling uplands at l;36d,
and Orleans 1870, sales $4,000 bales.
The Manchester market for good: and
yarns is firm, with an upward tendency.
Breadstuffs buoyant, Corn advanced to
Ais per quarter for mixed Western.
PARIS, March l5.-The steamer Nouteau
Monde is at st. NeZaire, with French troops
from Mexico and $l2000,000.
ST. PETERSBURG March l5.-Russia il in
creasing military preparations.
LONDON, March 15.-United States ad-
vices state that the United States steamer
Canandaigua has gone to Crete.
Dispatches from Constantinople state
that the Turkish government has determ-
ined to the continue the war In Candi& aud
is preparing TO send fresh battalions OF
troops to the island under the command OF
Hassan Pacha.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WashiDg gton News and Gossip.


WASHINGTON, March 15--The President
communicated to the House letter from
Minister King, dated February IL. in which
letter M, says he directed the arms of Amer
lean Legation TO be placed over the buikl-
In which the American chapel was located.
THIS seems to have satisfied the requlre-
men'C or scruples of the authorities.
He suggests that our Government shall
pu rchase or hire for a term of years build
IN & for legation purposes, including am
r,le accommodations for q chapel. Under
this arrangement there would be no more
/ question as to the right of American Protest
ants to assemble for worship within the
walls of Rome.
Senor Don Facundo Conf, newly ap-
pointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlenipoteLtiary ofSpain, was received by
the President to-day and extended a cor
dial welcome,
Senator Nye declared this afternoon
| that he was not in favor Of bringing the
Southern people back noteNS oolenS, but he
would rather furnish the propelling poweI
TO drive them the other way. ~
An authoritative contradiction was made
In the Senate, to-day, by Mr.. Sherman, oi
the stories set afloat that there had been q
| duplication of bonds by the Printing Bu-
reau of the Treasury. It appears that du-
| pllcate numbers had been printed acciden-
| ldlll On Plu4OOD WOIlI VI DOIuss UuN bihl
no duplicate bonds in point of fact had been
| issued.
| Several test votes were taken to-day In
the House, which indicate very clearly q
large majority In favor of adjourning over
until October Business introduced to-day
was even postponed, by large vote, until
December. The House also refused TO APP
| point the Military Committee.
Jack Hamilton, of Texas, made speech
here last night, in which he declared, as
| reported in the Chronicle, that the present
| Reconstruction Law was failure, because
the Government had not troops enough to
enforce it. The charlatan's neck Is hiirly
aching for halter.
The condition of business In the country
is exhibited by the Internal Revenae re-
| ceipts, which have fallen considerably be-
low half million dollars per day. They
reached but a trihe over three hundred
thousand dollars to-day.
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at 1874.
The receipts from Customs last week at
the principal ports were ST, 5,399257 "a.
Twenty eight thousand pairs of prunella
slippers, valued at $4,000. were confiscated
by the United States Revenue officers, at
st. Albans. VT, few days since.
The steamer Mercury sunk to-day in the
Arkansas River. Total loss. No lives lost.
Valued at about $4,000. Partially insured.
A dispatch announces the burning ofhalf
the business portion of Albany, Georgia.
Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS was robbed last
night, at Broadway Theater, of watch
and jewels worth about $l,500.
HIRAM WOODRUFF, the well-known horse
trainer, died in New York, on Thursday
night.
Parana letters TO March 4, report the
prevalence ofyellow fever. Sixteen deaths
from the disease had occurred on board the
United States steamship Jamestown.
GENERAL FREMONT has purchased the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, and the
work, it is stated, will be finished and equip
ped as fast as possible. s,...r.--,,,
Tils fnS1fSipa1 eieotion III harrisburg
Pennsylvania, yesterday, resulted in the
usual majority for the Democrats. Only {
small vote was cast.
MURPRY's livery stable, and some law
yers' offices, In Owensboro, Kentucky
were burned on Tuesday night. Total los
about $4,000; insurance in the Etna, $4,000
An accident occurred near New Brighton
on the Pittsburg and Steubenville Rail
road, yesterday morning, caused by ont
passenger train running into another, kill
ing one passenger and breaking the legs o
eight others.
BEVERLY TUCKER who is prescribed II
the United States, recently travelled from
San Luis Potosi to the city of Mexico, anC
was robbed five times.
Over half a million of Chinese goods hav'
been seized by the Government officers II
San Francisco, upon the plea of under
valuation.
1t is estimated that the late food ha
damaged East Tennessee over two million
dollars. Over two hundred persons wer
washed out of their homes in Knoxville
The damage to farming interests is yer.
heavy. Many farmers lost their houses
grain and stock.
JONES' paper warehouse, in Chicago, wa
damaged to the amount of $4,000 by fire
on Thursday night. Some injury wa
done to adjoining property, the office G
the evening Journal being among the sui
ferers.
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The Flood.

EVANSVILLE, March l5.-The flood from
Evansville 10 GreenYille, Miss Is greater
than ever before known. At point be-
low Evansville 10000 sacks of corn were
washed away, belonging to New Orleans
house. AT Memphis the river is said to be
forty miles wide, At various points along
the Mississippi people are living in water
eighteen inches to two feet deep, and In
some cases have built platforms above the
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Resolsed, That the several states composing the
United states are not united on the principle OF
|nnllmted submission TO their General Govern
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title OF Constitution Of the United states, and OF
government for special purposes-delegated u
that Government certain definite powers, resery-
ing, each State TO itself the residuary mass OF
right 20 their self government; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega-
I'd power, It's acts are unauthOritative, void, and
OF no force; That to this compact each Slate ac-
states forming, as To itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
the powers delegated TO itself, since that would
have made its discretion, and not the Constitution
the me sure Of its p1wers; but that, as in ali
other cases of COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
NO COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY HAS AN EoUA
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF. As WELL OF fEFRAC
TtONs AS OF THE MODE AND MEASURE or REDREsY 49,
TAs Fyrsf Rsntusky ResolutfOs Of 17o5.
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An Adroit Robbery,

LOUISVILLE, March l5.-Mr. w. A. Or
lopp, hardware merchant of Cincinnati.
a passenger on the steamer General Lytle,
was robbed last night of a $500 compound
interest note,due next August a tine hunt
ing-case gold watch, self-winding, valued
at $3.50; gold chain with blood-stone sets,
valued at $50 S2I 40 In currency; due
bill of $500 on c. Beasley, payable on sight,
and number of papers and other articles
which were in the pockets.
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Gttu eleftiun.
CONSTABLE

CONSTABLE.
We are requested TO announce the name Of
JOHN q. SALISBURY rs an Independent candi-
date for the oce of Constable at the ensuing elee
tiOn. March 16, tS61-dtte
We are requested TO announce the name o.
WILLIAM WOLFRATH, as az independent can
didate for the Office of Constable, at the ensuing
election MIR Wolfrath having served his coun-
try Il soldier, asks the votes Of the citizens of
Dayton for that Office malb'61dtt'
ASSESSOR.
EIGHTH wARD.-M j. sTEFFEN announces
himself as an Independent candidate for the office
Of Assessor in the Eighth Ward mM56T+
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Democratic State TicIIet

FOR GOVERNOR.
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
DANIEL 3. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN NOEL WEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK H. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS;
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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funeral alntiee.


will take place Sunday, at G-SO O'Clock P. NJ from
his late residence services at Rapor Chapel, at 2
O'Clock, by Rev d steck. mterment--woodland.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
HENRY MILLER & CO.,
GIG Third street

WTOULD beg leave To inform their friends and
w the public In general, that they have Just
opened q lrst-elas5 Merchant Tailoring es.
tablishment at No. 3i6 Third street. whore they
will be always ready TO receive orders 90 make
garments In the latest styles
Their goods are OF the latest Fashion and style
and were only purchased a few days since at {
lowest prices.
nice assortment Of Ready y.made Clothing l
cheap.
A general assortment Of Gents Furnishing
Goods always on hand Gentlemen will do well q
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
mi2d8m HENRY MILLER a co.
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tide. Thousands Of cattle, hogs, sheep, and
other live stock have been driven to the last
extremity by the flood, and are liable to be
lost II not rescued.
IL Is painful to contemplate the vast suf-
fering, loss Of property, and perhaps OF
life, that will ensue In the great Southwest
Whole districts in Arkansas and Western
Louisiana are already devastated, and the
calamity Is still spreading.
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Sofieties.

,s,shss. 10. F.--The oficers and members
of Montgomery Lodge, No. 3, l. o. o.
S1seSsSP f. are requested to meet at the Lodge
Room, Sabbath afternoon, at P. NJ to attend the
funeral of our late Brother, SAMUEL G. CAIN, The
members Of sister Lodges are invited to attend.
BY orier Of the n. G,
JAMES ANDERToN, Per. Secretary.
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Aufttuuefrs.
Yusiuess aGatifes.
DYSPEPSIA! !
! Doctor
STRICLAND'S
| TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAND's

Tonic is a concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, w With nt h
hntiacids and carminatives TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system y Is y
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lnalggS
tion, Nervousness, Loss OF AppeslI1h, hi
II ia not alcoholic, therefore particularly
auited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at$l per bottle,
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Stone Masons' Assooiation,

TNHIs Association met on the evening OF che eth
Il inst and adopted the old scale OF prices which
was Adopted on the 10th July, 1854 with the fol
lowing notifications;
FOR walls, with two fAclngs and mortar. per
perch, a. for walls, with one facing and mortar.
N rs: when Masons work by the day tue charge
aSfS !, iSs1.aiw THE COMMITTEE.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

4 OUISA b. O'BRIEN having been appointed
IL by the Probate Court of Montgomery County,
ohio, Guardian of the person and estate Of Ed
ward O'Brien, this Is onotiiy the public that no
debts or contracts made by said Edward Q'Bren
on and after Monday, March II, 1857, Will be rec
ognized or paid by me. Mall 'bIWS-1
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MUST BE SOLD,
To clean sweep.
Go They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New & Desirable Goods

We offer 70 sell at prices corresponding with
present times,
Mr.. Strauss is here also for the purpose of max
ing known to the community at large, that our
facilities are far superior 10 any other similar
business house for the reasons;
l. We buy our Goods Tor Cash only.
2 We buy our Goods In the Eastern market di-
rect frOm the mills or their agents.
8 We have them cut amt made by the most
scientific Cutters and best Talurs.
a. We have always the latest styles, In Patterns
and Makes.
o We have them manufactured under the eK.
elusive control OF our long experienced partner, L.
z. Strauss.
9. We receive constantly fresh supplies from our
WhOles ale house in Cincinnati.
T. We receive them At FIRST COST not payiua
ANY PROFIT At ALL.
:. We don't labor under heavy expenses
.. We are not in the habit Of misrepresen tn x
our goods.
10. We have all our capital aud energies EN-
plOyed in this business and
Which is the most important, We sell goods with
the smallest prOht.
n m be1 Ia, sh.
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Rare Chance for Splendid Bargain

A BEAU lIFUL Chamber Sett Oi Oak Furniture
"A consisting Of Carved Bedstead, Marble Top
Ordinary Chairs, and Rocking Chair. VIII be sold
at great reduction on first cost only be- n in use
about two months. Address Lock Box i90, or call
"i'''P iob9s 67 ar
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Not Captured.

SAN Francisco, March lbs-Manuel
Guilton, Maximilian's agent In this city,
publishes card contradicting the state
ment that the city of Mexico was captured
by the Liberals on February IL, and says
he has later Information that General Mar
Quis was In possession of the city at the
time referred to.
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The Great and Popular Sensation
Neweomb's Minstrels p! !
AND NOW JUSTLY STYLED THE
MASTER BAND OF AMERICA

First appearance in three years of the VETERAN
COMEDIAN Mr " W. NEwJOMB. who will Ap-
pear each night In his Great and original Comic
characters.
kssoclated with this talented Corps de Antique,
are the Greatest Of Ifoing Comedians Wa. Arling-
ton, the greatest Darkey of them all WV New
comb, the com ic genius OF America; Bobby New
comb Eddie Fox, and Billy Emerson that gem Of
D9rkey--tne greatest Song and Dance Man in
the World. FIVE FIHST.CLASS COMEDIANS
appear nightly, In connection with the other por-
ton of this grand entertainme Mt hitch will prove
to he of an entire new and original character
n.y. Admission TO Gallery 35c. Parquette SOC
Private Boxes, a and 50.
Doors open az Z; to commence at O'Clock.
March i6 isa7-d4t N. u. ROBERTS, Agent
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DISSOLUTION,

TINE cO-pRrtnership heretofore existing between
tual consent The affairs OF the nrDl will be set
tied. and the business continued, by II, q Ma1Wel,
at No. II Jefferson street T., =: MAAMELd'
DAYTON March 1, 1867, ADAM SNYDER.
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Clothing.
Gents Furnishing Goot s

At their store, No 32l Third street one door west
OF Rike's Dry Goods st1rO.
Our senior partner, |. u, Strauss, ir,m Cincin.
natl, 10 now here, Tor the purpose OF lcRulatlng
our business ON systematic principle, ana Ior
the purpose OF making this IN -clhhs blAnch oi
our parent establishment in Cincinnati. 10 Is
here Tor the purpose OF Organizing our sGletn,",
and giving them strict orueTs ~ galdinF Leir Te.
lation 10 our customers.
lie Is here to take Il thorough inspection Of our
stock, and by the way, he has, according TO bis
mercantile experiences, set apart n lot Oi
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
ETC., ETC.,
which ho authorizes US to soil almost at
Your Own Figures, Low Down,
AS he is determined TO make room or our spring
arrivals,
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ADyERTIsING RATES.
AmasGmtnfs.

TURNER'S OPERA HOUSE,
POSITIVELY FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
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Tuesday q wednesday, March 10 & 20
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ono Pr1ce systena

At last, ho came here to promote the business
b. establishing the
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

tior, q rcsolu'l n pas'ei authorizing iho Tr,s.
dc4t to arp iut c,nmil'ec 20 solicit from tho rlil
2ans c1H'iihu'o y IaoHay tnonsblO the .so ail,n
to cary uut Lnc new crprises 1t Us iasug Irut5d
with view . enlarge Its activities aud extend tho
sphere Of It's usefulness The following Is the com.
mittco: FIRST ward-J. W Rock, James Alexander,
II. W. BeAdle. Second ward-C1lonel A. Herbert,
Q. 7. Lee, it., George Simpson. Third ward-G. X.
Wilmer, Edgar speiden, James W. Atkinsou, Fourth
Ward-w. Keith Armls.ead, George y. Latham,
Richard Rotehford.
LARdB APrLE. An apple weighing nineteen
ounoes-one Of the largest gathered In this
ton Of oountry-was plueked day or two sinco by a
Mill.
AssAuLrBD. "A eolored man named Philip SlAugh.
70, was assaulted at his house yesterday by three
other colored men, for whose arrest warrants have
issu ID.
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA -Arrivod-steafnorE Expross,
Niekle, Baltimore, merchandise to J. Broders Co ;
schr 8. r. Harrington, Jones, Baltimore, oarthen
water pipes to J. p. Bartholow; sehr Julia O.,
Wiletts, Berry, Georgetown, TO NJ. Eldridgc & Co ;
Sch. Mary A. Loughsrty, Lousherly, Philadelphia,
coal to J. Leatherland.