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New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
Sauinas Banks.

EAsr RIvsK SAvINss ISsTITuTIoE,)
No J CuAaBKRsSr,
NBwNoRK, Dec Il, 1885 }
nEPOSITORS are hereby notified that inter
H a the Of per cent per will bo paid ali
from 81 and he o per cent per all
been deposited for the OF G and three
months previous the LIST day Of January 1867 parable and amer the
2 January Interest called for will be added 10 the
principal draw interest dposte previous 70 the lst Of Jan
B,sh open daily nom til m and THURSDAY. ftOm to
7p .. CHARLES WhiTNsf Secretary
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

wHIsKY-Tno marketis firm but quiet; sales of West
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MINIATURE ALMANAC .
6un Ri.es.,...7O3 Ses....5:26 Noon Rses....sia
l. NIGH - -.
Sandy ...033 Cows Island ll:l4 Hell Gate H"
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burg, 36036s; Amsterdam, 40l0413; Frankfort, A~
Al; Bremen, 7Si079; Prussian thalers n3072t
In Freghts the engagements TO Liverpool are Soooo
BUSH Corn at 3d. 300 tcs. Beef at 4s 100 tuns us
tic at Ns 900 bales Cotton at s07l6d; l5o Dds
Pork at 49,, and 900 boxes Bacon at 2os 10 uias-
gov 1000 bush. Barley at Cd.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Recelpts'
$2,Ols, ,s69 1S-for Customs, $45s,OOO; Payments
ss79,749 Il; Balance, slO6,6S5, $50 A-Gold Notes'
$4,000.
One of the main features Of the February debt
statement which appeared yesterday is that Tor the
first time in several months the greenback circulation
has increased. The enlargement is inconslderaDio
and amounts only to about 100000, which is oliset
by decrease in the compounds amounting TO ABOUT
$l9O0OO0 The gold certificates have increased
$35OOOOO and the coin balance in the Treasury mas
declined S5O0OO0. The currency balance has accumu-
lated Sl2 900 600 during the month, and now amounts
to $45 OG91S7. The total amount OF the deDb eAciu-
sive of cash in tho Treasury, shows an increase OIL
about 50 100000. The statement exhibits very SLOW
progress in funding. No more than $l0,oooVVV Oh
$50 bonds have been sold, and some Sl5,oOoooo OK
7SOs and compounds have been taken IN ana can
celed.
The following are the comparative earnrEs OF 'ne
Michigan Central Railroad for tho third week III
January:
$500 oS4 1866 s2s2,4Ss Increase ....s2l,eSo
Tho receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway tor the month of January amount to SOL
l37, against $5Oi99l in the corresponding month Oh
1866 exhibiting decrease of Sl43,S54.
The National Bank taxes according TO statement
Just made by the United States Treasurer for the SIX
months ending July /, 1866, were as under
On circulation. &sS,6O4 il
On uepOsllS.-.---------.'- foytlSS
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BoOKsrAvER THAYER d SLossoS, BATKERs AND
BRoKERs. No II Broadway NewYorA. Dealers In Gold,
Eovernnent Securities, Railroad, Express, and Mining
Stock. -,
Members OF tho Board Of Brokers and Mining Board
Nerchaufs7 IfulOn Exprcss follows:
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ARRIVED.

81 ThOmss seth JOhn R. 90 With mds and pass 70 Susi
steamship sar.Oea King and NOrl With nd'e and
s,enship Paban unter Wilmington. c., 20 hours With nhs
steamship Virginia Wolfe Galveston day, With ud and 70
shin SoStSeru Easl. Of BOston Pierce Cssuta Oct
sr Passed sand Head. Oct Il days point
by cams Thomas slaekwoOd dropped dead While !.
as bad ads ;s;srs % s f." M n W. sustained : all; & ss @
EqaaO Jan h wbsa OF Ha'sra' had heavy westerly
gale splt ioEesl Se .., p...o,A, Aro, so, with ,,. ..
wss.Ray' GiSSs fi.Tss Co. Ansr November ~
Bsf Gsdaiena Ese Aspn.a a. via B.rmud. February ].
s s9s % s InS S%f eS r S l s S n ~ Bsses. niles
very very Sesyy Sa from W. which lasted days away Berdas
sh. al Iss We're port @ When m The J.
= BsTi v.lyu NOv Bait Bordeaux So days with ~d,s ss
Bark Acspuco (of fLepooD le Hong EOrs Nov teas k
LeyG p sPs,ssl Angler Nov w. Cape Good H'Ds Dee No.
Big Ss.S c:.1.. with ~ S:I::.t, go.
S sailed sS IS brig Cccns scr Baltimore Sr PhsSs
ssSr RaRsHrsss of B.Ssaoss COu,y Par, Dee. as With mDe
:. Jamf. 5 SD E" .s bad s S y Ss % @ ~ TSss p
and Long bAnd Sound Lost and split sails, &e
SPOKEN.
Nov Is a,Da s;. & ship % RF.p%rs s from Annoy for Ss'Y'h
g Straits Of sund sssES9 bark sqssDe from R..' 10,
Nov y in Straits Of sOnds ts Runnymsds from HSDs Kong ST
H. lii . ia on IS IS ship Storm King tBr c.Ieass
Il - r. g O. S.s q s !, ss;ysIs z: from gSH..S.
l2 lon l2 W., exchanged signals With ship haya
from -, bound to Europe
Feb a II 90 brig CBr Lucy from Jesy S.sY.
81 days Oat
DISASTER.
The steamship Atlantic the morning
the w. Spit with steamugs alongside
Bark Celeste Br VR tqpeon Sf Boston, put into HsAs sa insA
" distress
NAVAL.
Th. United States steamship De Soto LsguMs Jan 10 sD van
MEMORANDA.
Steamship which has been Oaed Richmond for lors
for New.York
steamship Equator Halifax Boston los, locomotive
Of deck; the tender was saved
The second Of the bark VemA wrecked near Plymouth has died
BARK Delaware before reported N being
Cape Henry leaking badly ou VIII De oposaoe 70 aertsn vac
until amer examining her bottom She must 50 on the railway
Ps Of the Of and moAsses arrived s.nags esheh
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The baoy marking South Point Of Island Nevpcn H.er
removed BY ice short time has been replaced 10
Tie spindle marking Lime Rock Newport Inner Bsses
been taken OF By the ice.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HULL Mass Feb $50 mPassing ships Asdrev Jsefsou e~
Csn in tow Of Cor and Day Spring. and Kite Troop from b.
HOLMES HoLR 6Arived hgs Geo W. Chase Cardenas fos
Bostoni J. Mcnyre, Haskell St Martins for do.
hBak walker Latham, ST. Mare for DO bns Hattie Fsson
BosroS Feb THE schr Coast Pilot Conkp Savannah
sails sp The taken Of BY A shp Andrew
Jackson and srriEed here to-day
ATHTsd ships Andrew Jackson Calcutta, Kate Troop st. TsuAt
bark Scotland Eeworeans brig Mary Pumme Cores seAr Mary
Below. schr Lov Peacock from Charleston HswYOh before
reported picked Jan S BY the bark Flora SouthA with loss o
PmLApELPHiA, Peb s-Avsd up Steamship HssdIh BDasoa.
Howes Havana . ....
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njeooina Garos. &f.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
"A on-st-wEDDIsG CARDS and PISB STATIONERY tkssaS
hshed lS5)
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STATE o Ngw.YoRK, BANK DEPARTMENT
ALBASY, Oct l6, 1895. !
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
IN 1889 and 80 Laws Of 1865 that the circulating
issued SHOE AND LEATHER BANK banking association To-
Gated Of NewYo will be redeemed AT PAR by the Super
Of Banking Department presentation the NewYok
State National the City Of Albany and the National Shoe and
Leather Bank the City fNWYork for six from the date hereof
and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating Of the a Bank must be presented
within date hereof and all which
shall not be presented for redemption and payment within the time thus
specified win be charge the fund in the hands OF the Su
pentenent for that purpose g. w SCHUYLER Superintendent
STATE NEw.YoRK, BANK DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, February g. 1867
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to
~ Chapter and 6 Laws Of 1883 that the circulating
to BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK" banking association located the City Of NevYork will be
eee PAR by tho Superintendent Of the Banking Department
presentation Nesiork state National Bank IN the City Of
from the date hereof and not thereafter
outstanding circulating said bank be presented
% within sir years from the date hereof and all notes which
shall for rcdmpton and payment within the time thus
specified VIII be charge the fund the hands Of the Su
peTinteaten, for that purpose. ..
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From Europe.

LONDON, April 22-Evening Peace be-,
tween France and Russia Is almost despaired
of. The warlike aspect of affairs created
considerable alarm.
The London stock exchange is tending
toward panic
PARIS, April 23.-The Emperor Napoleon
in his preparations lor war, is engaged in
an endeauor TO purchase arms in the Uni
ted States.
Marshal Mcmahon has arrived i'm Paris
from Algeria, whence he has been called by
the Emperor.
French furloughs have all been ended,
aud officers have been ordered TO drill the
reserves.
LIVERPOOL, April 23.-Evcning.-Cott
still further declined sales have not eX-
ceeded G,0OO bales; middling uplands,
l04d.
Wheat l3s. 9d. for No. red, and lis. Sd.
for California; white corn, 43s. Cd. for mix
ed Western; barley, As. l0d
Pork, Us. Cd, bacon, Cos; beef l25s. +;
lard, 5O6s. 3D.
. LONDON, April 23-Evenlng---Money
market quiet and steady. Consols, 903l,
American securities closed rs follows Erie
SGl9; Illinois Central, 7il9; Five-twenties,
FRANKroRT, April 23--Evening-United
States bonds, 1875.
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
1855.
The receipts of Internal Revenue, ycster-
day, were Si5iG0G
The Michigan peach region, on the east
side of the lake, gives encouraging prom
ise of a large crop of peaches this year.
None of the buds are killed.
Dogs, to the number of 4,iO2 have been
slaughtered and removed from the city of
Chicago since Ith of March.
The jury. III the case of Rich VS.. General
Wool for false imprisonment, just tried at
Baltimore, gave verdict of one cent dam
ages against the General.
Thomas Daughcrty has been arrested in
Glouchester Massachusetts, for killing his
own son, three years old. lie Affection
ately knocked its brains out against a bed
stead.
A Violent tornado passed over Northern
New Jersey yesterday. A tract, halfa mile
wide; was chiefly destructive at Newton,
| New Jersey.
William Hickey, of Hickey & Brother,
tobacco manufacturers Morgantown, Indi-
ana, has disappeared with the proceeds OF
$4,000 worth Of forged paper, in which he
used the names Of his father and father-in-
law.
The Straits of Macknaw are open and
navigation on the great lakes is fully re-
sumed. The propeller Montgomery has
reached Detroit on the down trip.
Five post-ofllce robbcries have been com
mitted in Pennsylvania since the sth ofthis
month.
Archbishop Spaulding, of Baltimore, is
recovering and expects to 90 to Rome ear
ly in May,
Several Fenian officers and men who
have been participating in the uprising in
Ireland, have returned to this country
among whom are the Secretaries of the
Irish War and Navy Departments.
France is evidently preparing Cor war
Burroughs have been ended, and the OIL
GERS are busy in drilling the reserves.
Henry Ward BeecheT was defeated yes
terday in Brooklyn by IA majority.
The Irish correspondent of the New
York Herald states that there is an exten-
siye Fenian conspiracy maturing in Lon
don, Paris and Dublin, which will be ma.
tured in June.
The international racket match, played
in New York yesterday, resulted in favor
of Gray, the English champion. The re.
turn match, between the same contestants
will be played in England or Ireland.
Wendell Phillips advertised lecture on
"Tho Lost Arts " in Ottawa, Illinois, and
the Bundle of that borough insisted upon
his paying a preliminary tax of $40 rs &
juggler.
a sad affair occurred on Monday evening
at the racc-course in Augusta, Georgia
Two men, named Reid and Mcister, had an
alteration, when Reid fired at the other
and shot brother Of the latter. Meistei
} then shot Reid, and both of the wounded
men died in n few minutes after
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Resolved That the several states composing the
United states, are not united on the principle Of
unlimited submission to their General Govern E
ment but that by compact under the style and
title Of Constitution of the United states, and Of
amendments thereto, they constituted q General
Government, for special purposcs-dclcgated to
that Government certain definite powers, reserv.
ing, each state 20 itself, the residuary mass Of
right TO their lt-govcrnmcnt; aud that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega-
ted power its acts are unluthOritattve, void, and
Of 80 force; That 20 this compact each state ac-
ceded rs state and Is an integral party, its CO.
states forming, as to itself the other party THAT
the Government created by this compact was not
made the exclusive or ilnal Judge Of the extent Of
the powers delegated to itself since that would
have made ITS discretion and not the Constitution,
the me sure OF 10, powers; but tlat, as IN all
other cases of CONTACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
80 COMMON JUDGE, EACH FATTY HAS AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF As WELL OF tNFRAC-
TiONs As OF THE MODE ANDMEAsURE or REDBEss.--
me ftrst hehtnchg Resolntioh of 170s.
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alfw Sdptrtistmtuts.'
Board Of Metropolitan Police


A 4 meeting OF the Board Of Metropolitan Po.
"A lice, on the 22d day of April 1867 It was or
dered that applications for appointments on the
Police force Of the city of Dayton will be received
by the Board until the 10th day of May next.
RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF APPLICANTS.
4. Applicants must be able to read and write ;
and all applications must be in writing, entirely
written and signed by the applicants.
2. Must be II citizen of the United States citizen
OF the state of ONO, and resident of the city of
Dayton.
3. Must never have been convicted of crime
4, Must be at least five feet six inches high.
3. Must not Ire over DO nor under 2l years Of age.
q. Must be of good health aud sound body.
z. Mast be OF steady habits and good moral char
aCter.
8. Must have certificate from the Examining
Surgeon of the Board that tney are physically
qualified to perform the duties OF PatrOlmon
0 The superintendent and Captains of Police
will be required to give bond in the sum Of Ave
hundred dollars; Sergcants, three hundred; and
Patr0men, two hundred dollars And one or
more securities will be required ON each bond,
The applicant must state in his written applica-
tion the time and place Of his nativity, the time
when and place whore he became a citizen Of he
was born out OF the United Statesl, his age, for
mer occupation, number of his family, and the
residence thereof
CAUSES OF DISMISSAL.
1t was also ordered by the Board that any mem.
Der of the Police Force shall be subject to repri
mand, suspension deductions from his pay. or dis
miSsal according to the nature and aggravation
Of his Onense, for
1.-mtONcatiun
H-Wullul dlsubediencc OF orders.
3.-lndCcCnt, prOianc or harsh language.
4-Dsrespcct TO superior.
b.-UnneceSsury violence to any prisoner or citi-
zen.
G.-Neglect in paying his just debts for rent or
nCcessarlCs.
7.-For immortality or nybreach of the Rules or
Regulations oi the Board of Police.
DR.. Jennings has been appointed examining
surgeon for the Board, and his certificate must
company each application
n. B-Applcations must be left at the law office
of Davies 4 Eowe, l32 Main street
h. W. DAVIES,
II. X. STEELE,
H. G. ELLIS,
g. .IIERCHELRODE
JONATHAN KENNEY, EN-ofllco,
April 24dlOt Board of Metropolitan Police.
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN q. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL $. UIlL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MCELWEE, Of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK IL. HURD, Of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS VI. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of ofCuyahoga.
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Indians on the War Path.

DENVER, COL- April 22.-Passengers by
the Smoky Hill coach, to-day, report two
to three thousand Cheyennes and Sioux on
the road. Sixty United States Express
horses had been stolen this week.
They passed Gen. Custar at Fort Hayes,
from Hancock's command, after proyis-
ions.
A special from st. Joseph, Missouri, says
news has just reached us of another lndi-
an outrage on the smoky Hill route. Some
1900 or 1000 Cheyennes aud Sioux are
moving westward, II is supposed to escape
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Terrific ExpIosion-LOss Of Life.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April PA boiler ex-
plosion occurred to-day, in the Key City
owned by Mayor Graves.
The engines, Store-rOom and adjoining
building were demolished. Several build
Ing In the city were more or less damaged.
Three dead bodies were taken out of the
ruins; one man has since died, and four are
badly wounded-two, il is thought, will
die. The property was valued at 100000.
The boilers were OF the tubular pattern,
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New York Constitutional COnven.
finn

NEW YoRK, April 23.-There has been
less than $4,000 votes cast In this city to-
day, or about one-third the full vote, and
about the same proportion, probably,
throughout the State, and it is probable
that the total vote will not exceed 25O000.
Tho Republican have doubtless elected a
majority Of the Convention.
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aied

BRIEM-This morning, April "a, ut O'Clock
Marg iret, wiioo Casper Briem.
Funeral will take place ut No. 391 Second street,
Friday afternoon at half past one O'Clock Ser
vices by Rev. FlitE pastor Of st. Johns Lutheran
Church. IntcrmC nt--W oodland.
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We offer these bargains for
T HIRTY DAY My,
MUST BE SOLD,
Go They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New g. Desirable Goods

We offer TO sell at prices corresponding swith
present times.
MIR. Strauss Is here also for the purpose OF max
ing known TO the community at large, that our
facilities are far superior TO any other similar
business house for the reasons;
1. We buy our Goods for Cash only.
=. We buy our Goods in the Eastern market di-
rect from the mills their agents.
3. We have them cut and made by the most
scientific Cutters and best Tailors.
4, We have always the latest styles, in Patterns
and Makes.
B. We have them manufactured under the eK-
elusive control of our long expei fenced partner, l.
r. Strauss.
whOles ale house In Cincinnati
T. We receive them at FIRST COST, not paying
ANY PROFIT AT ALL.
g. We don't labor under heavy expenses
o. We are not in the habit of misrepresentlng
our goods.
10, We have all our capital and energies en-
ploycd in this business, and
Which is the mostimportant, We sell goods with
the smallest profit.
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Hancock. Some fifty or sixty of them
went to Lookout station few days ago,
killed and scalped three men, burned The
station and drove Off the stock. Lookout
is sixteen miles from Fort Hayes, and nine
miles from Big Creek. They called at the
next station and took all the flour and ba-
con. On the road they met a traveller, from
whom they took two mules and part of his
clothing.
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, ONO, has for sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 10
5000.
Also six Farms-three In Darke, two in Mont.
gomery and one in Van Vert County.
Tho undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance once, when not out on business
or at the Post Once corner.
Buys and sells property. Termsllberal
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AnttinnfErs.
Business 9lutifes.
DYSPEPSIA
Doctor
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. STRICKLAND'S

N~ Tonic is concen'
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs with
antiacids and carminatiyes to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. lt Is ?
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndlSSss
tion, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetite, Aci IN
tv Of the stomach, Elatulency and Debility
Ii is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
persons. For sale by all Druggists every .
where at$l per bottle.
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Fire in Toledo-24 Horses Roasted.

IIO III IUIVWV II IIUI6t5 INUH5IUW'
TOLEDO, April 23.-The extensive livery
establishment connected with the Oliver
House, and owned by Olson & Dickerson,
was destroyed by fire this morning. There
were twenty-five horses in the stable at
the timc. of which number only one was
saved. The loss win reach $4,000 or Sl2,-
600. Insured for 81, 500.
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A Good Chance for Investment

A NY party wishing 10 engage in paying busi-
"A ness, will offer Tor sale the stock and fixtures
consisting Of everything pertaining to small re.
tail Dry Goods Store. at Elliott snavely's old
stand. Fifth street between Wayuc and jackson.
Rp3'67dawlw MM, WALKER.
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MAD RIVER ICE.
Having put up the largest and most select stock
of ICE ever put up in the city and having inereRs-
cd my facilities for delivering am prepared TO MI
all orders promptly, In small or large quantities.
wagons will pass daily through all parts OF the
city. Ice can be had at all times at m store.
ISAAC BlMM viii act as Foreman Of this
branch Of my business,
orders for PATENT KINDLING hlled every
afternoon, Give Il a trial. 4. BIMM
March 4, ls67-d6m First St., Head OF Basin
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All goods will he marked in plain figures,
and no deviation can take place, In adopting this
method, IL will enable II child 10 buy as cheap a.
the most experienced buyer.
This is not mere talk, but facts, and we shall
substantiate all we say.
In conclusion, we would remark that we will
use strong efforts to make this
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IA. B L M M ,

- - 1SA &Ny
FIRST STREET, (HEAD OF THE BASIN
HAS Just received large, fresh and complete
Ii stock OF
Groceries, of All Kinds.
FOR sALE-oNE HUNDRED BARRELS OF
Smiths best Family Flour, an extra article.
Two Car Loads Michigan Peachblow Potatoes
Five hundred barrels Sweet Cider.
E. BIMM, First Street.
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A MODEL BUSINESS HOUSE!

SO that every one who places confidence in our
integrity, shall find that we will adhere to honest
principles, and spare pains to give general tRt-
isfaCtiOn TO our customers.
Country merchants will do weA TO call At our
Wholesale house, 21l Main street, Cincinnati
Respectfully,
l. p. STRAUSS BRO
+. S.-Remember No. 32l Third street
Dayton, Feb. 49, '6I-l3dWt aw1y
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one Price Svatepa

At last, he came here to promote the busin
BY establishing the
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SUMMER TRADE

iouth, Boys and Children OF all ages and sises
O OUR ACILITJE as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-25
COURT cALeHDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr--GEvrRAL TERx-Adjourned for tho
term
SUPREME Cornr-CrRcur.-Par I-(0yer and Tormi-
ncrI No Court Calendar to DO called until the further
order OF the court Pat IT--Adiourned without day
Part III-Nos. 271, 1878, 3ol2, $50 SIS, 1889 500,
has, 1865, 800 l16s 6s5 275s $751; 247 65S s72 245
$50, 1061 go, 1854, 204, 800.
SUPREME CorRT-SrEcfAL TERM-Adjourned for the
term.
surRrnE corRr-CuAxnERs Nos. 81, 20, 81, as, so,
2o5. The call begins at No. o.
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRAL TERM Adjourned for tho
term.
COMMON PLEAS The General fern will be in session
the balance OF the month
MAnwE CouRr.--Nos. 100 1876, 1877 100, ZOO COL 2os,
2l2, ia, 2l7 TO 221, 2c3 234. 225 go, 225, 22s
COURT or OYER AND TRIMMER John Kane for
arson
CouRr or GENERAL SEssIoSs.--oscar Koch, for rob.
berry; Henry Wheeler, Thomas Thaycr william G.
Place. Thomas Hherson, William b. Brooks for bur-
gary; Laurence Connors for fsonous assault and bat
terry; james Hammond, for grand larceny; Felix
0Byne, for false pretsnces Ellen Wilson, Felix Nurse
Ernest Lefcbre, sarah Jane Young for grand larceny
Anne Amelia Amos, Clara Knody, Mary Anne e Dun.
kns for receiving stolen goods Mary Sherman larceny
from person. Mary smith Laura Fitzgerald for grand
larceny; and John sculy for burglary the third de-
gree
pnd il