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BOARD OF DIRECTORS .
Features of the Ten Shows :.

ROBlNSON'S GREAT COMBINATION SHOW
-idVlng WIZ Animals and Equestrian Selections
MENAGERIE, in Two Parts
d mons. FRANCOIS BOiD'S Partisan school
T. sig. ADOLPH CASTILLO'S Italian Troupe
OF Educated Dogs, Monkeys and Goats.
.; Madame GERTRUDE BOUXARIE.S Sne-
Glalty, win her magnificent den of performfng
Lions, Hero, - "pon," 'Cruiser'I and " Ftna !;
o. WILSON'S AUSTRALIAN Gymnastic Al
Z. sLoMAN's SOUTH AMERICAN Vaudeville
Company.
.. }. ROBINSON, Jr.'s, School for Training
9. J.Q.A HEMINGwAYs Collection of Native
American Wild Animals.
Empress" ~
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ciass IOftefs' ana all other kinds of good
help.
Call between o and 10 4. NJ. and 3 and
=. NJ. +. Rptpotn
April ., 'G7-d2t.
g8-l have taken the liberty (bi-the-bi
liberty Is csy taken in this contry) to in
light your numerous readers. which, ac-
ordin to Prof Agaziz, are the descendants
or ascendants q don't know exactly wich)
Of that monkrcl race in Africa wlch he ex-
planned were our forefathcrs, TO let every
Teller know that Gutmamls But & Shu store
they can by cheeper than any where else,
and where they get treets according to their
Pile. %can.scll cheap case | feel like do
ing IL, and ii any other Shuster gets rlled
about It | can hclpit.
Cumo one, cume aul.
tume large and small.
And an YOUR hants
wiz lots OF STAMPS.
For good prime good,
In Boots and shoes
With speed do haste
To place,
10 Main street. Dayton, o.
80 W. EAN " uthlllliul NlllI OF
black the other day, worn by a friend Of
ours, and asked him where he got such a
splendid fit. He laughed, and said "what
a question: Who but Schwarz keeps such
~Clothing:' April 4, 81.
AUcrIoN,-A lot Of Cloths, Cassimeres.
Jeans, Linen Cloths, and many other goods,
at public auction, on Thursday morning.
April II, at No, PSI, corner OF Second and
st. Clair streets. The sale is unconditional.
aud will be continued every day until all
the goods are sold.
HUBER &c Son. Auctioneers.
April 4, 'G7-dlw.
G8- There seems to be no end to the con-
slant receiving and selling Of Clothing at
the Golden Eagle. 1t seems Mr.. Schwarz
must certainly give bargains and satisfac-
ton to his numerous customers. as his
is daily growing larger. schwarz
will do at the Eagle. April !, 81.
"DoDsoN's STArIoN'-No. 2S5, Third street.
The FIRST of the season. Spring Chickens
Think Of that! Choice Liquors and CT
CARS. Meals at all hours. day and night.
served up by the celebrated cook. JOE.
DAVIS.
Ham and Eggs, Fresh Buttermilk the
best of Native Wine; Choice Lager and
darries Xxx Ale, Regular Lunches, Tues
Thursdary, and Saturdays, of Turtle
Soup and various dishes of meats and veg
'tableS. March IA, 'G7-dtf
EvERYBODY.-Mecbanics, farmers, rail-
Dad men, and all reading the EMPIRE and
Is different advertisements doubling and
lnNious to find out which clothing store is
he cheapest and best, we would tell them
o call on Mr.. Schwarz, on whose word de-
>endencc can be placed, and whose cloth
ng is good. well made, and prices the low
Convince yourselves. fe2Od4twIt
No Use IN BLowING.-Schwarz can beat
hem all in selling cheaper and nicer cloth
ng at the Eagle, lis Main street.
Feb. p 'G7-daw.
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New York Money Market.

NEW lOKk, April J,
Money is n shade easier at seven per cent.
for call loans. Sterling, 9@916, gold, for
tlrst-class bills.
Gold l~ower-opening ut 1864, declining
to l3i3s, n closing at l3434.
Freights to Liverpool duh and dropping,
with engagements OF $4,000 bushels corn,
per steamer, at sd.
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THE INCoME TAN.-The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue has decided that compul-
sorry assessments for grading, paving, flag
ging, sewerage, &C. imposed by municipal
corporations and actually paid by the tax
payer within the year for which income
tax is payable, may be deducted from in
come.
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BLANKS. The committee of Probate
Judges, appointed by the Legislature, for
the arrangement and adoption Of a series
of forms for blanks to be used in the sew
eral counties of the state, met at Judge
Dryers oficein this city yesterday. What
the several forms will be, we have not as
yet learned, but presume they will differ
materially from most Of those formerly In
Use.
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AM
WALTHAM WATCHES.

We claim and are prepared to prove that the
American Watches manufactured at waltham.
Massachusetts,, are not only equal. but far supe-
rior, to the watches of England, switzerland and
France. We also, claim that they are CHEAPER.
MORE ACCURATE, o DURABLE, and
more easily keptin order aud repaired than any
other watches in the market.
because in each one Of the very numerous parts
OF which a watch is mado up, we attain, by me.
chanical power, nearly a6solutemathematical pre-
ci'ionand uniformity, making every watch Of any
one style u true copy of its model.
This similarity in structure reduces the cost of
production; it secures uniformity in results; it
perpetuates and fqfaYDly diGuses any excellence
that may be once achieved, and makes iteasy to
repair any injury sustained, or replace any part
that may be lost or destroyed.
In addition to these mechanical advantages, our
Watches are simpler in structure, and therefore
stronger, audless likely to be injured than foreign
watches.
How they run under the hardest trial watches
can have, i. shown by tho following letters:
iENN9lLN ANA RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF II GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
ALTOONA, PA, 18th December, 1866.
Gentlemen: The watches manufactured by Won
nave been in use on this railroad for several wears
by our enginemen, TO whom we furnish watches
As part OF our equipment. There are NOW SOM
three hundred of them carried on our inc nnd
we consider them good and reliable time keepers
Indeed, l have great satisfaction in saving YOUR
Watches give us less trouble, and have worn and
10 wear much longer without repairs than any
watches we have ever had in use on this road. As
You are aware, we formerly trusted to those of
utation, but AS a class they never kepttime a, cor.
rectly, nor have they done rs good service, as
In these statements | am sustained by my pres
decesSor, Mr.. Lewis, whose experienced eXtendrI
over Il series Of years. Respectfully.
II. WILLIAMS.
GeHerdk Superintendent
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CORRECTED DAILY BY JOHN A. MINICH. COR.
y JEFFERSON AND MARKET
DAYTON, April 10. 1867.
Dayton Grain Market.

Wheat, 50 SOAP SO; Corn, 9O@95e.
Oats, 5Oc.i Rye, 81 10; Barley, c.@SI
Timothy Seed, 50 so; Clover Seed, SIP;
Flax Seed, 50 so. '
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERm.-The people OF
Dayton are not to want for amusemcnts, it
seems. First we are to have Fred. Douglas,
then Miss Anna +. Dickinson, and then
comes the great Combiuation'-John
Robinson's Circus and Menagerie, com
prising a rare combination Of histrionic
talent in the Circus department, and also
of animals in his Menagerie. Who shall
say HAT the people of this city are to be af-
ilicted with eHHui, when such a variety Of
shows are already advertised for the pres-
ent month?
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sgants.

All notices, not exceeding four lines, solid mat.
TER VIII be inserted In the column under this
heading for fi0sRfyJavs cents per day.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
gofal aud a9listtllantous.
Nntice.

Subscribers to the DdRy Enpire, when the pa
pcrs are delivered In the city by the carriers,
must pay to them at the rate Of fteeaty cents per
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WANrED.-At the Phillips House, first
class Porters, and all other kinds Of good
help.
Call between . and 10 NJ. and 3 and .
T. NJ l.. RE1BoLD.
April o, 'G7-d2t.
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POLICE lTEMs.-Geo Butler, what signiii-
cance there is in a name, Geo. Butler, a
colored pusson, became rather bellicosc
after imbibing pretty freely and was
'spilin' for a fight yesterday, on Sycamore
street, and coming across the path of one
Geo. Mitchell, another gemm'n of the
African persuasion, and made sundry dem
onstrations Of going in on his muscle"
Mitchell not altogether pleased with Mr..
Buffers demonstration in that line ''pecled
hisse'r' for the conflict, but the darkics
didn't lock hosses.' They were arrested
before the fight, and this morning Butler
was charged SIS 20 and sent 10 DAYS to iail.
Mitchell, got off with So 20. Butlerit seems
was the aggressor.
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TO ALI WHOM IT MAY C~oNCERN.-If you
want Il first-class job of Painting, Paper
hanging or Glazing done, call on Bob DUFF.
He can do it for you in the highest style of
the art, and on short notice. Shop-29l
Third street, over Ohio Insurance office,
Dayton, Ohio. apr9, '67-d2t.
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az Attention is called to the advertise
ment OH. SCHwARz, Clothing Merchant,
in anotherconmn Read it, before purchas-
ing elsewhere,
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Agents for do Emnire.

Mr.. THOMAS SrmLMAN and CHARLES b.
ROBINSON, are authorized agents for the
DAILY EMPIRE In this City.
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j. b. ii. DODsON, Propri
journal copyl

LUNCH.-At the Colorado Restaurant,
2ss Second street, tomorrow morning, at
10 o'clock. Everything the best of the
season, and in good style.
Apl0, 'G7-dlt' c. G. EMRICK, Prop'r.
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DAY TON WESTERN TURNPIKEROAD
TUE stockholders are notified that a dividend of
L one dollar per share has been declared and
wlll be paid ON the FIRST day Of May. at CampbeIi
x Ghmores onice, in Eaton, aud May 3, al the
second National Bank, In Day ton, and afterwards
at my otice. . miles west of DAYTON. on said road
Apru IL bIW8-3l' O. G.SHIVELEY, Treas,
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THE WAY THEY WORK Ir.-Our Adolf
tion opponents always have an eye to bus
mess. President Taylor once said he had
mo enemies to punish, no friends to re-
ward" This, however, is not the case with
he Abolition officials of the present day.
When in office they never fail to reward
their friends, and when retiring, most gem
orally endeavor to make provision for the
convenience of the new incumbent. ifhe be
a 'Copperhead," in the order for a large
quantity of blanks, such for instance, as
the Journal deposited yesterday in the Pro-
bate Judges Office, and such as those, per-
haps, that the Chronicle is now Fastening
to finish up and deliver. No matter, these
blanks may prove entirely worthless, as we
are satisfied they will, the people pay for
them, and it is m easy way OF rewarding
friends for past and prospective services.
What will our Commissioners have to say
to this: We understand they run the
machine entirely now, and, we have been
told, that all stationery, etc, can only be
purchased on their order. Did they order
these blanks, or did the retiring Officials
order themY And if worthless, may we
ask-nO matter who ordered them-may
we ask who pays for them?
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'N''' N' w Wv va guy ''"bNlo - Nlllt'
C8~Fred. Douglass, the eloquent orator.
and most intelligent colored man in the
world will lecture in Turner's Opera
house, April -, 81. Subject: "Sources of
Danger to the Republic" Mr.. Douglass
has delivered this lecture to over $4,000
persons in the last two months, and the
universal exclamation has been that he is
the most pleasing speaker of the age, hold
ing his audience spell-bound. and turning
from tears to laughter. As this will be
Mr.. Douglass last lecture in these parts
prior to his visit to Europe, we advise all
to hear him, as he is the most remarkable
colored man of the age. AplO, edit
GREAT AUCTION SALE.-Christopher q
Spielman will sell tomorrow morning, at
0 o'clock, the property known as the Doup
Mansion, No, AIS, West Second street, also
the fine furniture, carpetsa French plate
mirror, two horses, one a family horse, one
a ]troUter, two buggies aud one family car
riage and sulky, one fine seven octave
Steinway piano, the best instrument we
have offered at auction; also two gold
watches. ladies' and gents, which will be
warranted. There is no rubbish in the
sale. aprlO 'G7-dlt.
LUNCH.-An Extra big Lunch to-mor-
row morning at ten o'clock at the the sta
ton, 2S5 Third Street.
Turtle Soup, Stewed Giblet with to-
matoes together with all the vegetables
and ]luXurics of the season served up lIOr
by CAPT. 10. DAVIS. The bar will be
attended to by the prince of clerks WEB.
Butter.
j. B. II. DODsoN, Proprietors,
-Inmrnnl nnnNL
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tB~The journal assures us that the "cullud
cuss from Africa is to be The feature in the
Fall campaign and we may expect a per-
feet diarrhea Of articles upon "IIuman
Rights" from that concern from now until
the day of election.
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IL a private dispatch received yester-
day from Sheriff Davidson, who was at Gin
c%innati, says:
marshal Hale has found Mr.. ellis Sill
yer ware"
We learn, from another source. that
Marshal Hale also caught one of the men
who is charged with stealing the ware
journal.
"Jes So" The Cincinnati Enquirer says.
however, that,
Two or three days ago the Marshal OF
Dayton, Ohio, came down TO the city and
communicated the fact to the Chief of Po-
lice that some valuable silverware had been
stolen in that city. The Chief at once put
some of his trusty officers on the track,
Messrs. Carey and Swift, who. in connec-
ton with the Marshal, yesterday morning
succeeded in seeming the silverware ont.
They found it in the store ola secondhand
dealer, on Elm street, above Liberty, named
NJ. Hahn"
DO you see the difference 'twixt tweedle-
dun and tweedledee?
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CoRN.-Somebody has succeeded in the
invention Of a great desideratum-a corn
huSkHg machine. Well, if it is, as represent
ted in the papers, somebody has the facili-
ties Of very soon becoming a millionaire.
1t is a machine, as represented, which pro-
poses to do its work, clean and well. giyes
the farmer all he saves by husking by hand,
and pays for itself in a short time by plac-
ing in Il merchantable shape that which he
throws away. We refer to the inner husks
valuable for mattresses and for paper. This
husker takes the corn on the stalk. breaks
off the ear, separates the rough from the
soft husks, strips it clean. and deposits the
stalks and rough husks at one end, drops
the soft husks beneath it and the clean ears
at the other end. 1t also works rapidly, its
capacity perhaps being about 80 or 800
bushels per day.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,
HENRY MILLER 81 CO.,
ThiEd atroHA

80 iii STL'SSB
WOULD beg leave to inform their friends and
w the public in general, that they have lust
opened a hrst-class Merchant Tailoring ess
adjustment ut No. 36 Third street, where thev
VIII be always ready to receive orders to make
garments in the latest STYLES. ~
Ihelr goods are of the latest Fashion and style,
and were only purchased a few DAYS since nj =
lowest prices.
A nice assortment of Ready-made Clothing
among the goods offered, which will be sold vor
cheap.
A general assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods always on hand, Gentlemen will do WELT
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
ml2dSm ENR MILLER & GO.
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PatrOnage and COnfdence

or all who may favor us with their support.
one OF our firm having devoted many years ex.
eluslVely to the growing and manufacture of To.
Dacc0' IS thoroughly conversant with the business
IN all its branches, and every endeavor will he
made to realize, for all goods consigned to us, the
best market rates. ~
We have taken premises in immediate proximi.
W 10 the largest Tobacco and Cigar Dealers in this
CITY, SO that our ~s-w will be held regular
~ every Tuesday and Friday-are certain OF being
Iully represented and attended by the Trade.
Particular attention gi0eA TO SAipmsHts IN Bond.
All C0HsIGEMENTs will be OFFERED on the UMME-
made with remittances.
Al parties faVoring us with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VIII oDlSe by marking the Cases with their pri.
NItS marx, so that the same may be sampled, and
ter of advice
TIE Low EST LIMIT
For which the same may DO sold, together with
POstOfice address.
GS9nsigneesr in shipping to US, will please mark
ID. q. 90 Co., 10 Deg st., N. Y"
We are, Gentlemen,
Your obedient seryants
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NEw YORK cENrRALRN1LnnAn.

NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
DEPARTMENT, WEST DIvIsIoyJ
ROCHESTER,, Dec. "a, 1865.
GeaReneH: | have no hesitation In saving that
! belltVe the great majority of Locomotive Engi.
meers have found by experience that WaIthsin
w atcheS are the most satisfactory of any for their
uses. Ihey run with the greatest accuracy and
steWllness, Notwithstanding the rough riding of
an engine, hlluas l nave never known one to wear
when Railway Companies will generally alont
your watches, and furnish them to All engineers
tend TO promote regularity aud safety.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES WILSON, q. OLsT Elgiuosy
brotherhood Of Locomotiye Engiuerrs
american Watch CO., Nathan, Mass.
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l. E n r.
AND
Manufactured
AND CIGARS.
Trade salesrooms, 10 4 STREET near Broad.
wSy, New York.

GENTLEMEN; At the solicitation OF many friends
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE, who
and COMMISSION TRADE SALES, devoted exciusiye.
ly to the disposal of
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. LADY EQUESTRIANS, 3 POPULAR CLOWNS
Enabling the management to produce
STARTLING ACTS or HoRsEMANsHIP,
DARING GYMNAsTIC EXERCISES,
sPECIACLEs OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR,
with the most dazzling splendor.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE.

| wAsuIyuroN, D. q , October O. 1867
Sealed Proposals vi be received at Ih- once q
Indian Affair. until IL o'clock, m the 10th day Of
October, 1857, for implying friendly Indians with
| subsistence, as follows;
in Nebraska: Sixteen hundred and AZ -four 654l
| pounds Of Beef, net weight; four hundred And
sixty nine 400 pounis o. sneon fourteen hundred
and sixty two 562) pounds OF Cora Meal; and one
hundred QO)) quarts Of Salt
To be delivered daily, at Fort Cobb In the Indian
Territory: Twenty six hundred aud forty eight
(2,64s) pounds Of Beef net weight seven hundred
and dfiy (75O) pounds Of Bacon; twenty two hun
S5.d and SSGSSS' Of q cox Xxx Ssc
hundred aud sixty ti6Ol quarts OF Salt
To be delivered daily A. the BIZ Bend Of !Ss
Arkansas river near ,Crs zirahi h;e'p h1ndr,a
weight; three hundred aud seventy -hyo ,ro)
pounds OF Bacon eleven hundred and twenty ave
any a. $50 pounds Of Corn Meal and eighty iso,
The Beef to be delivered on the hoOf; the Flour
aud corn meal In good, s,rons sacks and Az tne ar
tices to be- OF good quality, aud fubjeet to insPee-
ton and rejection by the agent receiving them
The delivery to commence within h.teen uays
after awarding the cont act, u the service requires
IL and to be continued thirty days amer tho con-
tractor or contractors shall have received notice to
Ths Can missioner Of Indian Affairs reserves the
right to Increase diminish the quantity OF Auy or
ali OF the articles to be delivered at any OF the above
named points Also, TO change the place OF delivery
the ssryic requirfs II, the contractor, In
such ca, e, 70 be allowed reasonable sun for any
additional cost Of transportation
Proposals must be made separately for all The sup
plies 10 be delivered at each OF the ponts herein
designated, Ahd must show tho price per wound OF
each article. They mus, be endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence and submitted In the { flowing
form or we, hereby propose to furnish the indiaI
Department according to the terms o.
tbs advertisement Of the Acting Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, dated October T. 1857, and II this
proposal be accepted will at execute contract
and give satisfactory, bond for Its performance
They must also be accompanied by propsr guArsn.
tse signed by two responsible persons, stating that
contract Is awarded they will enter into bonds
for its faithful performance tbs surcieuoy Of lhe
guarAntorS n be certified by unt'd States JudseOF
district attorney
ltis Important that tho contract be executed lmms'
dlRtely after the award Is made. Bidders should,
therefore, be present at the opening oil the puS 0ns'
In person, or by attorney; a.. q, IDdi.n
Payment will be made At the once o. tnu h
Affairs on presentation Of vouchers, In duPnss,
certified 10 be correct by the olleer OF 1sen' '
DepaItment 10 whom the articles are deliveries M.
The right is reserved TO Tolset any or Ill o'u'
made uder this advertisement , ,,,t,,..
Proposals will be addressed to the so"m's''oAe'
VI 'AuAA CHARLES MIX,
49,, ..,I Actin Com missioner.
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GEORGETOWN NEWS.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GEoRGErowH.-
Mr.. J. q. s. TnoRs is no longer agent for th,
REPUBLICAN, in Georgetown, and the collection,
hereafter will DO made By the regular collector.
Of tho Office, who will produce their authority,
signed BY the proprietor In view Of the fact
that Mr.. THORN has given up the agency aud
LEFT the city without notifying the proprietor,
We beg that our patrons will bear with any Ii.
regularity in tho delivery which may occur for
few days, until the routes can DO rearranged.
Orders for the paper may DO len for the present
at the police station, High street, below Bridge
street.
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APPARENTLY HARD CAsE.-Yesterday
some of the residents on Capitol Hill % street
north, between First and Second streets east)
complained to Sanitary Officer j. V. Grant that
from the fact that he begged his meals from his
neighbors and slept in wood-shed. They cay
bis daughter and her husband treat the old man
harshly and that when he is permitted to eat in
their house he Is set down to table by himself
The old man promised ho would hereafter sleep
in the house aud cease begging. when the officer
permitted him to go free, aud did not take him
to tho aims house.
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CHASE AFTER A BUCKEr.-Oflicer Ourand
of the Sanitary company, while proceeding along
In the vicinity of First and @ streets, about
10 O'Clock on Wednesday night observed a
colored man ahead of him with a bucket. The
officer having previously learned that Mr.. Mona.
CHAN, corner Of First and @ streets, had lost a
bucket from in front Of his store, copjectured
that the missing pail was the one which he saw.
Ho sung out to the man to stop, but in lieu Of
hating he took to running, followed BY the
offices. 1t was most exciting ohsse-over hills
and through the dales and finally across the
Branch, when the negro dropped the bucket and
succeeded in escaping from the officer. ourand
carried the bucket to Mr.. Monaghan, who iden.
tilted 1t as his own, and there was much rejoicing
thereat among the entire family. II the officer
was a man who INDUCED in the spirituous, he
would certainly have been made drunk before
midnight, such was tho gratitude Of the Mona
CHAN caboodle.
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SANITARY CoMPANY.-Six written and
twenty. six verbal notices wero served on persons
yesterday having nuissnces existing on their
premises, A number of carcasses were reported
and removed. The officers Of the company have
of late been doing good service in the cause Of
charity and humanity by seeking out persons 10
destitution and sickness, and having them pro.
vided for as much as possible. They are deserv.
ing of credit for their humane and praiseworthy
conduct