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From Europe.

DUBLIN. June l4-Evening sup
posed Fenians who landed and were cap
tured, a short time ago. at Dungarven. were
subsequently taken to Waterford and con-
fined In jail there.
Four of them served as officers in the
Federal army, during the rebellion. While
the prisoners were being conducted from
the court house to the jail in charge of II
strong police force, crowd of their SYM
pathiziug friends gathered from all parts OF
the city, made fierce attack upon the
guard with the Intention of elIccting their
rescue. fight enstIed. during which some
thirty of the police escort were Injured.
and one Of the attacking party was Killed
and tx known to have been wounded by
the fire of the guard. The latter made q
stout defense, aud succeeded I'm safely de-
posting their prisoners in the city prison,
when the mob dispersed.
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Matters in and from New York.

NEW YORK, June l4.-The third trotting
match between Dexter and Lady Thorn.
two mile heats in harness. was won by
Dexter. Time 4:5l and 50l16. The first
heat was the best on record except Flora
Temple, ,4:5OH. Both heats We're closely
contested
Henry Bundy, formerly keeper in Slug
Sing, last night, attempted TO kill his wife,
and then killed himself.
It is stated that the Loyal League last
night made anotkerattempt to eXpcl Ilor-
ace Greeley. bur>failcd.
The VOrld'S Albany dispatch says il
seems that Cole, who Killed Hiscock' had
an exciting time on the same day, previous
to the tragedy, and his wi6's statement
was givenunder iCars for her lifc r. also
appears that before Cole left Syracuse for
Albany, he left u communication with II
reporter stating he was about to do some
thing to MIR. HlscOck that would create
great excitement aud asked for suspcn-
sion of public opinion.
Bever and Webster, who stole $4,000
worth of otter skins were fully eommitted
for trial to-day, without bail, while mer-
chant BrOdir who bought them was put
under S20OOO bail ON the charge cf reeeiv-
ing stolen goods. . ...-
From the Herdlfs money article we un-
derstand that the largest railway eonsOli-
datiOn ever attempted ia this country i
about TO be econsuWmatedl II embraces iyc
or six corporations. whose lines extend
from this center. %. the extreme Western
point and all the details ofaSreement have
been agreed on.
Wells. Lawrence & Whitncy's saw mill,
at Conklinq, was DESTROYED by fire EIst
night with $4,000 feet OF lumber. Loss,
100000. No insurance. .....
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FIVE
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND.

TINE undersi igncd, Administrator or the estate
i OF Bar hOlOnew BophsG deceased, Will ouel'tUr
sale on saturday, June ~, 1851 commencing ut ~
O'CLOCK OrenoOn, on the oi farm OF Bartholomew
BOoher. decehsid, now occupied by John Room
oignt (6I miles non tn Of Dayton, on the old Troy
pike, and ON the cast side vi tnu Miami river. .
First Trdct-COntAning l02H acres, lying ON the
Miami river, some tour miles north of Dayton, In
Harrison township, Gust Of David Beamshear's
this IS the best oi bottom lands, under good cult-
Walton, good brick dwelling house, frame barn aud
other OGthOnses, are all In good repair There Is It
vel OF waterht the house and one at the barn.
Second Tfdot---Bcng the Old homestead OF the
late bartholomew BOohcr, decd, containing one
hundr, 1t and sixty. tW and twelve one hundredth
acres more uT less. This trHrt Is in good cutivi-
tOn, land is good and the best and most valuable
of .oplar timber, the best in the county the tim
valuable timber Is on the place There is u good
farm barn, house and Outbuiliings on this tract
there is a good spring Of water on this placg
= 1hiFd Irdot-Lyiug just east ot the Old home
stead pt Bartholomew lioOher deceased, contain e
Ing nnCty-oIe und sixty one -hundfcdths ucres.
81 O0l00) About one half Oi this tract Is under
cultivation, the balance has good timber; some
valuable poplar timber. There is good barn,
and hrst-rtte good orchard OF young bearing fruit
trees, with well OF good water,
Fourth 1rdct-Iying iu Miami county, Ohio,
about two miles north OF the Old homestead Ol
Bartholomew Boohe. deceased and on the Ma.
tionul road, which isnow bciul piksd. This tract
tracts oil s0l1 acres each. There are two good
dwelling houses, two good barns and two good
wells of water On this piece wen situated ioI
eithertrAct; good Orchard on each piece; good
timber land on each piece, The land is goJd and
produces well,
Terms Of Sds Ono, third cash in hand on day Of
sale, ohe-lnird in one and one-third in two years
from day of sale deferred payments to bear sA
per cent. interest, and be secured by mortgage Oh
the premises LEWIS NEFF,
Admipstrmor de bons non with lie WIN annexed
OF Bartholomew BoOh r, deceased.
j. II. BAGGOTT, Attorney.
May3O' dlaw w&w3tts- Ih39
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PLAN or DRAWING.


Duplicate numbers from to 800 600 are placed in
the highest OF first gilt; the second number (when
drawn OUT the next highest, or second gilt ct, ,
until the whole number is drawn
Tho distribution viii take place after the Con.
cert, where six thousand persons can witness IT,
4 cOmulltteO viii be chosen from the audience u
take charge of the same
All Hg, nts and purchasers will he supplied with
a correct listCf the awards rs soon ns published
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Orders may be sent to us enclosing the money
irom 81 TO SIS in a registered letter Stamp en-
rlused), at our risk. Larger amounts b. pnstoflce
order, drHt Apress at the following club rates
tickets to one address ................. 90
" ..... ............ ..... v VI
bO ...5. ........ ...... Il 0O
Under and in pursuance OF the provisions OF the
Internal revenue law, his Honor, The COmmis sion-
or ul Internal Rgyenue, has. upon due proul
granted - permit u tlnt Southern Orphans Asso.
cation to hold ITS Git Concert exempt IRON all
charges whether trOn "a eGIal tax other duty Ia
respect TO such Gin Concert.
REFERENCEs:
General G. n ENUREGARD New Orleans.
brig, Gen JEFF THOMPSON. New orleans;
MAJOR General 5. B BUCK SER, New Orleans.
Major General 4. B TY LElt, late q ) A.:
MAJOR General ". II. BROWN, late u. S A.;
& NJ SllLFF Piano Manufacturer Baltimore
&. MCKEEE ER n 60, Baltimorei
Colonel GEORGE i. KANE, nAnyillc Va;
Colonel MUMFORD Richm. nd va;
WM, A. WRIGHT, Augusta, Ga
All orders and Commun cations should La Al.
dressed to the central Unicc,
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION,
y, q. Box 800, IS holiday street
May -, ls3'-teodtJuno 10 Baltimore, Md.
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Res0tped That the several states com posing the
United states, are not united on the principle Of
unlimited submission to their General Govern. I.
ment but that by compact, under the style and
title OF Constitution OF the United States, and Of
amendments thereto, they constituted General
Government for special purposes-delegRted to
that Government certain definite powers, reserv.
ing, each State TO itself, the residuhry mass Of
right 10 their self gov ernment: and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega-
ted power Its acts are unauthOritative, void, and
of no force; That to this compact each State az
oedUd a. q state, and is an integral party, Its CO.
States forming, to itself, the other party that
the Government created by this compact was moi
made the exclusive or dnal Judge OF the extent Ol
the powers delegated to itself, since that would
have made ITS discretion, and not the Constitution
the me sure OF Its plwcrs; but that, as in all
other cases Of COMPACT AMONd POWERS HAVING
NO COMMON JUDGE, EACH PANTY HAS AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, As WILL OF INFRAC'
T1oNs As or THE NODE ANDMEAsURE OF REDREss.-
Ths First Kentucky ReseiHnoh Of 1913,
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The Cholera-Awful Rayages.

NEW YoRK, June l4.--A Herald Rio ia
neiro correspondent Of May Z. says that the
cholera was raging In the Brazilian camp,
on the River Platte. Nearly seven hun
dred men had died In four days Two thou=
sand troops had been dispatched to Corlen-
ties to restrain the populacc from destroy
ing the hospitals. General Urugulssn had
ten thousand men near Corieutes removed.
HO declared against the alliance. In Bue-
nos Ayres the streets were filled with fune-
rails aud the people were dying on pie1S.
on door steps, &c. Every where crowds
were rushing away, and every little hamlet
In the interior was crowded with refugees.
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aytw advertisements.
Probate Court.

TUE following Executors, Administrators, and
Il Guariians accounts wil be tor settlement on
the 9th Of July, 1867:
Executors of Henry GdlRher, John Minlck, ST.
Daniel knCslcy, John Van Clcve, William
Echelberser, Jacob Rhodes and Joseph Stall.
johns Estate. .
Administrators, Of John Beard Austin II Hail,
jesse Kelsey, Abraham Ensey, Joseph Ilcineys.
AARON ROhrer, Samuel Kuhn and Nancy Froder-
lexis estates. .'..-
Guardians, OF Noah Baker, William Baker.
Hryay Baker Parry Wagner, Thomas ReOugh.
sarah heOugh, Margaret Keough, Wellington
khnger W ilham khnpcr, Margaret NJ. Klnger,
Henry Klinger, Francis NJ. klingeT, Sarah G.
Klinger, Laura T.. Brown, Ella G. Brown, Ger.
trude Il. Brown, and Ameri Il Brown,
DEENls DWYER,
June TO- 1907 .d1taNtt Probate Judge.
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From China md Japan.

SAN FRANCIsCo. June II 1.-The steamer
Colorado, ia twenty days from lokOhoma,
has arrived, with Hong Kvpg dates 70 the
10Th ult, .4...... ...
The reception the foreign ambassadors
by tue Tycoon Of Japan was of the uost
cordial and prinGely, ch9gacter Houses,
French cooks and European servants, were
provided, free Of expense The Tycoon
gave dinner to the representatives, OF
each nation, where every thing was IN the
best French styles and the Tycoon drank
toasts like an Engllsfimua, .-I lE. u.lo"
Subsequently the Tycoon met our Min
lister at hiagO. eleven miles across the bgy,
and laid odt foreign settlement where "a
tract Of ground mils iuwidtiA extending
three or four miles back from the waite
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PURSUANT to law, notice is hereby. given th at
4 THOMAS j. 5. SMITH, j. a, Walters e. l..
VALLANDIaHAN, GEORGE w. HOUE, q. II. HAR-
MAN ADAM SNYDER, S. \. WooDsUM, ID. a. HoUE,
THoHAs ID LOWE, JOuN u. BELvILLE ,ALbERrUs
GRIGER JoHN BROADRuP, DREHIs DwVER, BAN.
UEL MAYS aud JoHS MoELwEE, have associated
to form an IRsURAHOE COMPANY for the purpose
ilrst specified In section ot the Act 20 regulate
Insurance cOmpanies," passed April IS, lbd7, and
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
by said act and the act of May l. 1882 the prtnci-
pal once of said company TO be located at Dayton,
Montgomery County, ohio. ..f-.. t-.
Dayton, May I, i6b7-d4tW
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has been appropriated under some arrange
ment as IN other parts ofJapan l
The Tycoon is a man OF ordinary stature,
apparenuy thirty years of age, and with
good features. He was very richly dressed,
aud his manner very easy aud refined. lie
thoroughly understands the European cif-
tom of drinking toasts, aud drank the
health of the President ofthc United State,
with the guests.
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who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, HEAL
ESTATE AGENT DAYTON, ONO. has for sale,
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
8 900.
Also six Farms--thFee. In DArka, two in Mont
gOmery. aud one In yam Vert County
The undersigue,i can always be found at the
ONO Insurance. ONCE, When not OptlOn business
or at the Post Ohoe corner. elLA
Buys aud sells property. Terms liberal .L
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL S. UIIL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY
y WIN. SHERIDAN, of williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuvGhoga.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

M "a E q L O. DAYTON June Il 1907.
CEALED. PROPOSALS. will be received At
- Frank Fritehs, No. Sl3 second street, until
July 1851, forbuildlngA school House for Enlah'
uel's Church,
Plan and sPecineatiOns can be seen at the above
place
The Building Committee reserve 10 themselves
the right TO reject any or all VI he proposals II
they should consider II necessary for the best in.
tereAt Of the congregation livery proposal ~ ust
sleo be aseonlp AZ led WIFI two eood Securities, z
JupetG-dtI1 TIE COMMITTEE.
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H o R - "A /. III /.
FINE BUGGIES & CARRIAGES

Athe F5urtA Street CIrrf1gs shop Dayton o on
1HURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1857,
By E w. McGOWEN 4 son.
JNIIIS stock consists Of THIRTY NEW AND
i SECOND.HAND CARRIAGES AM RUG.
GlES OF different pat ems including Goal -bo \
Buggies, one ane tmCg-SrIt top Wagon fall tor
and Family Carragcs Also. a 10. o sgtou ,.htnu
work. This is n lnc chance for livery M, n to bay
stO 4 nc "a bdt gain. a ...
Term,--A credit Of nine months, by giving note
Win approved security, or per cent OF IOr cash
Sale ii cOmmGnc ut nine O'clock n.
We viii sell nt private sale TIN the above date
June TO- lS61dtsnwl j LANGDON X BRO
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Ia warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenesf
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, IL
he etlinr, softenlng, and cxpectOrating, an
particularly suitable forall affections ofh )
Throat and Lungs, For sale by Druggists
everywhere. lan3
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Business 4utiees.
DYSPEPSIA! !!
Doctor
STRLCLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAND's

Tone Is n concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, Win
hntiacids and carninatives TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. lt ls
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lnuiSesi
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite. Aci ii'
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency ana Depllliy
II ia not aIcOhollc, therefore particularly
.uited for Weak, Nervous, aud Dyspept.s =
persons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where at 81 per bottle.
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Bird

BLANCHhRD.r-On the 18th Of June, after
lingering llhcss, Harvey Blanchard, In the nlty
eighth ,eor Of hls age.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AM
TWO LOTS-IN PARTITION

Iohn Ludwick sf al re- John +. Blohr ct al!
superior Court Case No, 3G12
IN pursuance Of an order Of sale issued by the
l. superior curt OF Montgomery county Ohio
nd to me directed, will olur Tor sale at public
auction. on
Saturday, JUH6s A.D 1851, at ttno ocloeh j N,
At the door OF the Court House in the city of Day
ton, ohio, the following described real estate to-
wit LOIS numbered I'VE hundr, aud eighty bsOJ
and ave hundred aud eighty one ,5blJ the re-
ylsed numbers Of the city OF Dayton. ohio
These two lots lie together, and have ON one OF
them i good twO-stOry irdme huuse-ihrec rooms
and Kitchen down stAirs, and two good rooms up
stairs, well arranged for a small fImlY-WIth
other bu ldngs. The two lots have q front OF near
sixty feet on Roe ,treet running back about one
hume red and twenty feet and within tCw doors
Of Third street Hnd only about four squares west
of the Court House.
sad property has been appraised at two thou
sand dollars t$9 0O0) free ot dow or and cannot be
sold for less than two IN rs of the appraisedyAiue
Terms Of sale-One third cash one-thiTd in one
and one third IN two years from the day of sale.
the back payu ents 10 bear siA Ncr cent. interest
and be secured hy mortgage on the premises
.. q. II. DAVIDSON, sherin Mont. Co.. o.
y II. BAGooTT, Attorney for Plaintiff
W scHKLHAAER j. Z. BAGGOTr, Att'ys for Def.
May &, lS6I-dtt
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT.



sltp.
DN MONDAY the tLst day OF July, AD, 1851
~ az O'clooA ia .hc afternoon on thu prgu,isgr
viii be sold 90 the high,a bidder, the follow ing
real estttc as the properly Of Jacob Nilnann
deceased, t0-wt Stupe In the County Of Mont
" In CoWn,hip ., Range east NC, bounded by
beginning at the northeast curncr of the southeast
quarter 81 sad scCton, amt running from thence
witf tho sect on line 5, drgs X. 10 chains o. n
stone; W epe - degs. W 10 ch ,uf % a. stone p
the north Iine of SAID quarter scrtlun thence With
s. aid north line 80 dcgs. 10 chains 10 the place
OF begtnning, continuing ten 40 acres, 70 be cold
Jrss qT dOioCr satd property Was appraised nNe
tWo-thirds thereon
lTERM 8--Onc' third of the purchase money 10 be
paid casn on thuday of sale, ono hiri in one aud
0ne- thrl ln I've years thgreaiteri deferred pay
msnts 20 bear Interest andto De secured by mort
'-'..' JACKSON McNELLY. \.
Administrator OF tho estate Of j, ,ecob Wid0lahn,
AptN Clay, Atty Jopes ls6T.wts.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT, who resides in the state
i OF Indiana and Isaac Gilbert, who resides ia
the state ot Maryland, win take notice that Geo
W Meyer administrator Of the estate or Isaac
Gnbcrt deceased on the - dHE Of June, A -
ls81 died his petition in tho PROBATE Court within
und for the County OF Montgomery. and state OI
phn alleging that the personal estate OF i'd
de'c,tscd Is insufficient to pay his debts Il the
chnrPes OF administering his estate; that he dud
seized In tee simple pi the QlONlug real estate.
situate in said Cuu iy, tO-wlt: Being u south
part of the northeast quartcrof section fourteen
90. township four a. range four ~. cast and
bounded ~ follows; lieglnnlng az the southwest
corner of said quarter. uIi ruuupg thence with
the south hne OF said quarter north stE deg
east 157 10 poles TO the suutncast corner 6f said
quarter: thence with the section line north dvg.
west 20 2S 40 poles TO stakui theuce south ~ =
deg west l51 $40 poles tua stake ON tho west Inc
of said quHltvr thence south . deg east 20 2S 100
poles 10 the place of beginning, containing twenty
actcs, And that Julian Gilbert, ts idoW ut sati
decedcut /, entitled 10 dhWer Ia said premises
The pra yerofstId pet itiou is for the pSsignmeUt
or dow err In the s.sid Jut ttilJvr and iur sale
uf saia premises subject "a such dover esttc, iOr
tio pAymcuto The dtIus and charge aturcslId
: ri petition vfll he Tor hcnrlug On the Sth dHv
Of July 1871 or a, suOn thereafter las leavr eau be
ObtsiuCd, GEO, W MOl tk,
Adminis ritur Of Isaac Gilbert deed.
Junc7 -ditW4t40
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GARDS AND BILL HEADS INlN
eatly printed atthO EhPIRh ~ ay.L
NIT. VOW .I Steam job Rsom
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c. w. LOWE,
Wholesale and retail
Trunk Mandatory,
HIRE rNlnNNeN q

NO .239 THIRD STREET. ..,,... DAYTON OH
AIDES Travelling Trunks, Gentlemen's Tray
i 4 cling Trunks, NHliscs aud travelling Bags,
Bonnet BoNes, ETC. OF better manufacture "A ld
7 over prices than they can Do purchased in GIN
WORK warranted. ms9d1y
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Clothing.
CARD.

DERMlT me, through the columns Of the bay
Il ton Empire to thank our Kind patrons Ia tho
oity and It's vicinity having tuunD that our ont
price system has given entire Satisfaction to every
body. We therefore have the assurance o, con
ttnutng ON TO serve our customers in The same
manner. AlON us once more 10 thank you all,
trusting TO have ~ share Oi your kiud patronage
in the iuturo.
Very respectfully, yours &c,
I.'P. STRAUSS n BRO,
82l Third street.
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Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief aud effects permanent cure
Try it directly. 1t is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at so cts per
bottle.
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(NHIS popular House has recently been re. mod
i eed and thoroughly le1tted aud renovated,
aud is now opened to the public under new aus
ptcos IL Is conveniently located 10 the business
portion Of the city, aud Is near tho railroad deot
No pains viii be spared to make II the hrst-class
hnuse OF Hamilton. Otnnibusscs run 70 and from
all trains Good staOling on the premises jaITttf
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NNOOpLAND CEMETERY Notice is here
w by given that M persons. excepting lot
aWnsrs uit. tttetr tamtlies, and those Attending
lnntrtls will lie mlmittcdt0 Woodland Cemetery
on SindHyg The large number visiting the
grounds ON that duy aud the com plants OF disor-
der and injury tn flowers aud shrubhcry. make
this rule necessary, Tickets ct admission will be
ntrudent az tue giu. r.
Jsnc5 div ROBr W STEELE, Prc,'t
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

AUDITORS OFFICE, MoSTGONrRY COUNTY. o u
nANrUN, May 25, 1857 ,
CEALED Proposals will he received at this ONCE.
- until saturday, june Is. 1851 until noon. for
The building Of bridge over saltwater near
John Turner's pRttpery, said bridge is 10 he Two
spans, ll2f fert each between abutmcnts r0ah-
WAY 10 teotinthe clear, separate rrOI osHls 10 b.
made ior the supesrt uriuTc and masonry Each
Wddcrls eN pectCd 20 present his own plHn and
spcc hrUtons for the supcrstructure. and bid upon
the same Specifications for The stuucW oTk can bg
seen at this Olloc and after the ist day Of June
1891
Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any O I
all bids, should they deem II proper 70 do so.
By or1ier Of the commissioners
!, W DIETRICH, County Auditor.
May "a '07 dtW-ltw
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n. B T M MI

MAD RIVER ICE.
Having put up the largest and most select stock
OF Il ever put up IN the city and having tncreHs-
ed my facilities iorlelVeling, am prepared to ny
a urders promptly, in small or large quantities.
Wagons viii pass daily through an pAlts OF the
c 4. Ice can he had At all times az m i Storp.
lSA AC BiMM viii act as Foreman OF this
branch Of my business
Orders Tor PATENT KTNDLING filled every
afternoon. Give IL a trial. 4. BlMM
Narch e. tSiT-dGm First St. Head Of ngsir
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Anftiuuefrs.

CHRISTOPHER & SPIELMAN,
.313 THIRD STREET,
DAYTON, 0.
ARE PREPARED TO S + II V II AS
AUCrIONEERS in country and city, or will sell
foo'' y" j. X CHRISTOPHER and
DAVID CLARK
feb 9i-wtf AnctloneeLs.
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alrw Advertisements.
GRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION CONCERT

IN AID or THE
Southern Orphans Association,
Incorporated 5p hs Legjslatureof TirgiHfd, JdaV-
dry STA 1857
TO be Given in Baltimore, june
ITth, 1857.