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SHIPPING INTELLIG EHCE.

CLEARED.
Rtsanship Columbia Bar.ou Hanns. Gairson AHA.
steamship Henp CLaanoy Gay AsPnWSu Pacific hsi steamship
eamshp Pioneer (Brl shsetfori Bay fermhee Brca
ghip n T. Cuban (BIriil Illrds. 0cnOs g. luhng Cs
Bark AeEahdta (Dsn Vcrcn 81 Cror Rooh Bros
C1f.r.
"a Abna whsra,n, Hayre. Boyd HiBsken.
eBa. i.f-ckG Holloway. Antwerp Crsudsh, lmPhry Co
Bns (rl Gray Bristol o orers via Wilmington n g. si@p'
gds G. ~ Reynold. lBr) Dick Bsjs Brett. Son Co
E Aaare sL Palu Gibraltar for orders Punch, Meincke
4 Wendt
Big r. Heyus tTrl Cole BRIDGEPORT g. b. Brett son Co.
Biz Bolivia fBr) Christian. Yokohona T. X Goodrich 20
l Tyrp (JT Layfon Windsor. s.. Cfsedal UmPhfas Co
Brig LAuTzrn, Porto Csheo Boonen drafes Co.
eekr MARI Cdilins, COlllas, MaaGanlis, Moss Ward
sef Hope (BI Canning Windsor H. g. CTAnda umPhrsy Co
ARRIVED.
stsm,hp Eagle and hours with mdse ana
pass Atlantic Mail steamship Company . , Il,
Steamship Ar1oua Hauy Apawa ID Inst, with mails specie ana
pass. o Pacific Msu steamship Co. - q. =, III IL 4. n
Brig Gem (Br Campbell Turk Island IL dgs VIII SA 70 T. l.
MENUS & Sons.
Bt Boa span Csssaye, Hsena II days 10 ballast to Rivera
COnlofa Go.
Brig LSlaS ofsyinsy c. b. HsSan II days with sugar &c 70
Bns Nellie Aan wa,oe Suortss 10 days With &c, to
scl C6iIs. Bsy. Steele Mobile ~ days with cotton &c. to
sehr John suow Mitchell shulee s. 10 days, NTH spss
NHALERS.
RnboE--uly lat n H. long u o. eruldngi months out
FOREIGN PORTS.
Atsuevias. July l. bns Machia', for sswiOrk IN days
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Amusements.

,,,v,-- a, Amusements. ,-srhy zee
I'VE DA aasfSa AND Af aRsAdEeIs CO.. Annoh'h
Br SSo GssTssS sY'TE i'a c psisfi
The renowned Americas IsuPOtisns.
GEN. TOM THUMB,
LAyIEIA WARREN STRATTON
COMMODORE MUTT,
MISS MINNIE WARREN. -. -.
THB SMALLEST MATURE HUMAN BgINGs gvRR KNOWN on
- TIKI FACE or TIKI GLOBE 80
MORNING.. AFTERNOON AND EvRsNo.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT ~ EVENING ATS
FIscISArrSo PERFORMANCES AND COSTUMES.
%2T 'i WITH iI urrs AT HOME
THREE MUSEUMS IN ONE.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THB UTICA MUSEUM
'S'n win ' Prom oIs K SSTS S PSS tx EUROPE
ENORMOUS COLLECTION Of rare AFRICAN SKINS HORNS
TusSs sEEL6ToTs ssd AsI hds s csd X the
" u ~ TIN sFl&cIeSg %SP s s SALOONS,
PROP HgTCiINGS' IidfTSiNG CALCULATOR
A MAMMOTH PAT INFANT
AoIASTsS$, p%4RTs; SIacassi4S GIRL.
ALIyiSG ALiiG ,ToR, Is is. long together
sAKIs. OR wHIsRfRRD aoskEYs, cerr r.rs
~ spvcrS HEL 10 s yAPAEEsE Ell pnps
IISisG SNAKES moSRsYs, IkxsEEp sBGI,
HAPPY 6g EAn 55ssS SE oHHld aSTaaA etc
Admission 20 cents; Children under ten 10 ce1ts
TTrHEATRE FRAkgAIS.
IL Fourteenth st., grthAye.
Ticket Office at Mr. WIN. oebrmcPs, No. 10i broadway
FRIDAY July II. 1907. AZ m,
BENEFIT OF MONSIEUR BDGAItD,
Assisted by the popular Comedian,
Mr PAUL RORHR
LA P0RSGR DIS AhOURS. EfC.
c'"' wit" S'' DGd *; s6ASBs 'T''
TIHEATRE FRANCAIS,
IL Pourieenthst near SiIth-ave
Ticket Office at Mr.. WIN. Sohnner.s, No 70l broadway
FRIDAY July 10. 1867 at 8 PIN
BENEFIT OF MONSIEUR BDGARD
Assisted By the popular Comedian Mr. PAUL ROBiih
la POkSiB DIS AMOURS, etc,
Coincide with Songs Divert and followed ny
LBS DRUX S0ARDS, Coincide.
VVORRELL SISTERS-New- York Theater.-
w Triumphant Of ZOR. tho Cubsn sylph,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
FRENCH SPY MATINEE SATURDAY Q O'Clock,
ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
DANVARD@ NEW MUSEUM,
I'D Corner Broadway and T1rtiethst
Prof LOGRBNA. MAGICIAN. with his TRAINED BIRDS and The
talented Dramatic Commedeita EVERY kNkN
ING MATTNEES- ednosiays and saturdays at , m.
Admission % cents Children. IS eents
Y ESLIE ON THE TIGHT ROPE THIS AZ
H TBRNOON Al HIGH BRIDGE. CARRY CoOKINdSToVE
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lake MAHOPAC.

nh. late M.bonac House has been opened for this
season and supplied with good hand o. pusis for che
are annie as one only rides four five miles beau,
@ road after reaching Croton Falls on tho Hue Of chg
Warlem RAILROAD Lake Mah0pac, with its beautiful and
diversded surroundings Is estimated TO be about 2e
feet above water. The climate Is oool and delightful
thron9h the entire season. and best Of all the usigbOr~
hood Is free from that '0rneot ,,s pssketa
0rsqWs 4eHss, galx q lpst
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which stated that no had seected the following news
papers to publish the proceedings Of the Common Council
and the various committees thereof: DaIlyH r. Daily
7rGnSe,Jpt. Ny BvensNg Jsrpress. ". Y. Daily News
Weekly Y, Leader. N. Y. 0itiser, N. Y, Altos. Fl
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1)ort- Waroen's hottie.

NEw-YORg, }
PoRrWsRDEN' OFToE, No % Wiiam'st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section O the Act passed April ~ p ns As,
interested In having charge OF the subject matter oil snch mqy
termination survey that the following vessels are now under eAnes
ion nv the Port Wsrteu the said examinations WIZ
be completed within days succeeding this notice % board s
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Cost ano :foun6

I OST or ST0LEN.-0ne Bond NO.: 09,2lI
~ Of 49, Broadst, between Beaver and NO ~ III
chabgpce liberal ard will be paid ior It's reiurn and all per-
sons are cautioned agsins! purchasing or receiving the SANE
w. H. LADD Co, No 10 Broadway
NOTICE.-L0ST at 3 p. M, on "Wednesday,
hundred dollars drawn by & n Fsbe President WmRsad No l9
Drodway order Wells Psb Co. Endorsed by them Geo. DAfn
" n smith ard Smith Martin & Go. Dated Blmira, n T.
All persons are against buying negotiating said dram
% az The same having stopped the dram protested BY Thos
sadler, No IL Wallst -. a., IA 80,
deInwed SMITH, MARTIN Co.. No II Brosdst
E0UND-A COACH DOG. Inquire of r..
L. DRElsON, Tribune Ohce
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Groceries ana prouislons.
SCOTCH BAKERY,
~ no. LIS IUHON.AVR, BRoOKLYS
RAJ MORAL, BISCUIT.

BALMORAL BISCUIT.
1, muheeH'd Caes Compounded and msnuf,el'a eng BY
asyoF Of any Which bs been scented % the dsemaii1 sss o.
Baef and offered to TIA general Wholesale and
s % G pe % ie.. ne eptsbleues o. sr,t elias, Biscuit
The sqbsod, would state o. t,n 1rntes Of y. o ron l N,
TIs reputation Of the B,mol Bs such q, vl create den,nl
outside 81 EewYor Os whether Cor permanent sale or trial vii
receive proat attention 70 rsd ether { ran % .,sASs p..,,,
Ia tn Of e Bs aud the ony person authorized to solicit
The j. ODD rhc. are for sale tho oslns places. and other
rerss'56 ,ce5i,s , shs glArii; -, c,....., sy
P6Rks LioED Soa % AID 9l9 BrOalE'I add No ia sha'
wiS ~ ;'i' * &wiiLGMsos No. % 6ro.asT
fb - IN% COY. cor Si5,'csth,s snd Broadway.
NcKEOS & Co. No 81 lIsntoal,L
BRGmnS SgH s6o RI \: - rs sf siss9.
II b JstKSoN No iJlfihhsyo Msl,oaSIaAs
IDRAN folliEyUS y 30, ! 21' broadT'r
Nv botGMrY 90. 80 ~ Broai-V.
FASf Ssoad afq 10 ~ "a Fl FI ESel9.'
CANPBBLL ! GALWAY No ~ Pour1h ave
PRED A. H0RNgl, No. 81 Fourih-s,e
AGGB CHARLES. No 13i Fouriha7e
1IBEo Smith 10. ~ BoysD
BLBLRT BAiLlf; 10 Jil s1th"'
WI 4 CAMP No. z Ttri,sye -. VIZ,
firGH TSYiOR. baker, No. 81 Greenwich St
join WHIT. Baker, No y C,thhrinesL
Rolf. WILSON Baker, No 80 Folrthaye
PAULS BROWN. Baker, 1hriaye. cot fnb -
b. " ADAMS Baker No. 80 Iliusye
ACKER EDGAR & Co. icuker-
VAN RIPPER MARTIN, btspleton g.
WALD MCGOWAN Mon, onery and Wsres-ss JertsT tiiv
Mr. JOHN BOYLE, Peoples BlltU, hestkG'e. jersey SI
J. J. ALDEN Wholesale GTuc~r, Troy y. y.
BOND 4 VAUGHAN wholesale iIOcct PsorsourB va
J. a. KEMP, Colfoct.0aeT Peterstufgl Va
IIPPPNCOTf BROS. Bakers, No ~ llstth aTo
r. BARBER Baker No. l0i sghthsve
A.. LAIR, Baker. No 30 broadway.
POBT. AKIHS Baker. No. 3S bghtl-age
}. SIMPSON. Baker. Bowery cor Fonrti .
MACY S Co. CTDoers. cor. h.IthAyc and Ihdeshlhf
MACY Co. GFocsrs, Sixth ave and Igeniiethst
Co SiEthaA and Forty.thnlst
BROWKIEG BERRY, GrOcers Hns la5 and lb Ihlrd'aFe
d o THATCHCR & BROS. GIocers No. - Kighlhave .
We Il PIrMAN GfOcer, Nos " ABl ~ huasohsl ano No
81. Sirthafe .
EDGAR & Co, Gr0cers No lb E.nth-sve.
. & 70, Grocers. No GO sixth
SAVAGE & BkCK, Grccers, No 1928 BfoA1FaE
THOMAS s.. JACKSON s Co, Grocefs, No. Jjg biNihaTe
DANIEL EOONAE, No 266 SKh-aye.
7. " BR0ACH, No. 22 Bishthsye. -
SCOTCH BAKERY no l2a FaonAre Of BIN place Bookya
KELLEYis ISLAND CATAWBA WINES,
IN In The Original Packages or DeCanted
TTELD AGENT VI The Keys Island TOT the
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DUBIiC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
l5h day Of July 1901 shall proceed draw uIcrs i se
following held nand for the Guy and Coan heTfOrk
Of August 1867 panel Of % Grand Jgon 10y Cont
Pettgurou orh Court Of General
Sessions WIN q. O0NNkR Clerk
GEALED PROPOSALS for building n PUB
- Lie MARKET in the Eighteenth Ward, aethon'd H AZ OF
cstu Of March i5 1862 viii be received until JULY p Al the
JOHN n. HAYWARD. esq. No 22DeaIceysl Hhsfe Plans
&C.. be
The Commissioners reserve Che ghsto reject all lids is'ms uea'
si,lent 10 the iutereStS.gi the city
JoHS n HAYWGRD. Commission.
WILLIAM HAW, IT,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
"a. Ri... y Son Hes....f.Jl hoos Nora. LIS
niaH wATKH
s,,I, Hook ~ 4l2 uo Island. 45J Hell Gsle...... 6:J
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CORPORATION Notices.

BOARD OF AUDlT-Rules adopted by the
I'D Boards Audit Legislature Of New York
passed April 26 and Apl % 1861 for regulating The proceedings
F The statutes bT which tho said Boards Of Audit created
require al Pereons having usaasled claims against the MS Alder
to Jp 1901 present the same to The Board crested i"I we ADJUST
1867 and require ali persons having like claims against "cOuB
Nelm present t same toths Board estd for the
In compliance With She requirements Of the statutes cs may De Gd
with The CLERK Of said Board at e oae Of The Of .n
scented before he expiration Of the tines above limited eaHa DC OH"a
esd zach claimant days before the hearing Of his
Clerk Of the Board OF Audit to which his
based together complete bin Of the items
sung uch claim also duly verified and shall or copy
Every OF facts shall also state whether sot has been
pr uisrsst the time sSrt Of such SUIT IL
sny the Court which the brought and the nsme &
disposition has Of H. and Judgment has been rendered
therein sgus the plaintiff tbs grounds Of such Judgment
posed and scd the the claim present,
e. S9o zen s a is'G ass saS S O Ss cS S
denial end ell whether DO eposc or not the
claimant be required his by proof Of TIE facts uoG
TovrA calendars win be made claims rreented to s
Boards respectively in te order which the verified staten, nts thereof
h Nc filed and served above required aud claims vii be ta up
and heard IN their oier upon such calendars except mat m GOD Isse
shown the Board upon reasonable notices. preferences mas Dc saD'ed
postponemon Of hearing had
otherwise oredy TIE Boards shall bs by the
clerk occupied br the
S o 3 esieSsss No ssioSsspt Of sn css on tSe DAY
endar u be granted except FOR aeen; sho~h % adnyt
the trials Of actions Che Courts Of Record bgt the
% t a and he s of e5deps applicable on such trials and
inconsistent With the dates and Of these Boards shan ap
afs f6e decisions the Boards Of Audit upOn sms heard hs
opea board immediately anei TIE opening OF seg o
the Aft o hearings shall be oosei bs conveniently
done. CHAUhCBl III. DHrBW. President
RICHARD , CONNOLLY. Comptroller
!. II hARdltnAhB.
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TERRACE GARDEN-TO- NIGHT. ----.
Ihia..s. between nJsishi AID YJ ninth St.
THEODORE THoMAs's
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
THIS lFRIDAY) EVENING. JULY H. AT
oyetars yestnla 'sggo.s,.l
Ballet de 4 I.ias .. saba Gns|j.......'..; aSssSa
0rertge Conosnns :'''''''''''''''' s ss,s"
T. Tarsstells with Flute and clshonst obHgaio.
'0e''' M.ssr. sigDLER and BoEiM
0. Grand March, from the Symphonic Poem -
"snsrPs Sossl ;io s.s
PSis S.sl2s Lob Dc. Ea:a
H. N'n''o' ss sS@a'I DTsri .rd iBrsCH
Ia Polka "f'' ASs dASSSs s; cRsTs
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ LBSSgB AND MANAGER .......... WILLIAM wHgATLBf
THE BLACK CROOK,
E IIs yFp Ipf R RFSSHsIRjG S1 i
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTH PERFORMANCE
GREAT SPEcrAcrE
JARRETT PALNRRs
GRAND PARISIENNE BALLET
'"''Sg NEW SEw BGLEErs, COSTUMES AND MUsrci
AN ILLUMINATED BALLROOM.
In which viii be given
GRAND CARNIvAL AND MASQUERADE
STATS SBCCRED SIX DAYS IN ADyAHCg
OLYMPIC TH liza Tg1Srnyrr
BFNI.ZOUG-ZOUG ARABS.
CHANCE or PROGRAMME TONIGHT
'"'' ~"' - wv IEGPs FROM THB STONE.
LEAP oyss nix MULES or PC GUNS AT THE MOMENT
or FIRING.
THB BROTHERS CAMPohANEZ,
TE ENaiRB TROUPE Of 90 Artists in Marrelou, Novelties
Performance wiz with the Lively Farce entitled
Mr. AND MRS PETER WHITE 80, ~.
Variability YOUNG LADIES for the Corps de Ballet Apply
at the Back Door, between 10 and u a 70. .----
,v,r s BS9Ts open '7l co"m sTs.t succRss
CROWDED HOUSES.
SECOND WEEK
Of the Drama Three and Prologue written expressly
for MIR DAN BRYANT
by sessrs Henry Morford aud John Drougbnn eulileA
THE BELLS OF SIIANDON,
polucd with scenery appointments and cast cube
'"' Wv MR. DAN BRYGET as BARRY oLgARY
THIS EVENING,
RvERY ByRYING UNTIL FURTHER NOTIcB.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"a Arrived viii appear
MONDAY EVENING, Jaly IS, 1881 ,,,,,ve,
MARSHALL & DOYLES hIKADO TROUPE OfJAPhfbSB
From DE Palace Tnestsr, iedio. japan
introducing hs "'"'' SWORD LADDER PEAT
'o"O'''N"' ''' Ms, 6wYoUSKR the Fornso Gymnss,
that have been allowed
% the dciuinions ofhe Tycoon
Box BooS open.
DROADWAY Observation-Disclosures so cts.
ID TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
GREAT SUCCESS GkhAf SoCChSS'
THE WOMAN IN WHITE.
sATuRDAY-FIRsr JULIA pEiE MATINEE
ONLY WOMAN IN WHITE MATINEE
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Eeoal MOTIFS.

CHAs. j. SPARKSs WOOD YARD, foot o
Puon a. Eerih onsje West Wesineton hasset Nj9
GsarsxSs ~ Qssss Ss sasps sssrsd ct tA' sss' r<
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KELLEYis ISLAND CATAWBA WINES,
IN In The Original Packages or Decanted.
OTIS FIELD SOLE AGENT VI toe Ke Island Company iof the
United States, Canada last. and tho West Indies
OFFICE and VAULTS Nos ~ D and 25 Fuion cor Nassau St
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
Ruildinr Association.

our attention has been called to the fol-
lowing brief statement of the plan of the
Cleveland Land and Loan Association. with
Il request to publish the same. While we
cheerfully comply with the request we
may be permitted to remark that we think
it contains many Objectionable features:
The Association consists of two thousand
shares. Each person who puts down his
name for n share, pays one dollar a month
and ifhe takes more than one share, then
he pays in the same proportion. This
makes $4,000 paid in every month all of
which is to be loaned out. Each share is
entitled to borrow from the Association
$500, and this sum OF $2O0is called "a loan"
the term ~ loan meaning the precise
sun of $500.
At the monthly meeting this money is
offered on loan. There may be ten or a
dozen who want to borrow it, all have equal
rights to it. but the question is settled by
the person taking it who bids the highest
premium for the preference. No person
can take more than one loan for each share
he may hold in the Society. Thus, for in
stance, a mechanic has decided on buying
a certain house and lot, and has no means
of paving for it-He has. however, five
shares in this Association the price of his
house and lot is, say, $500 or $1,000, his five
shares entitle him to borrow 1000, which
is awarded to him at a regular monthly
meeting. With this $1,000 he is enabled to
buy the property, and he gives the Society
a mortgage for the amount, the interest of
which mortgage he pays monthly with the
regular five dollars on his five shares. Now
the$l ,000lent to him Is never called for, for it
has been found in all these building socie-
ties that the funds and profits accumulate
so rapidly by means of the interest and
compound interest. which is perpetually
paid in from premiums, dues and interest
that in a few years there is as much due
him from the association as he borrowed
from it, consequently his house is paid for,
every dollar of it. Therefore, when the
shares of the society are found to be worth
$500, the borrower has his mortgage sur
rendered to him and the Association is dis
solved. From the experience of similar So
cieties in the Eastern States, it has been
found that these societies finally expire
in about seven years. Thus a poor man
can borrow a sum of money large enough
to buy or build him his w house, where
he may reside, and he continues making
his monthly payments TO the Society in
stead of paying rent, and is thereby paying
for his W house.
If a loan of $500 is awarded to a member
at a premium say, five per cent, the five
per cent. $50 is deducted from the $500
and he receives in cash $50, but he pays
legal interest on the 5000.
Every person on becoming a member
shall pay au entrance fee of ten cents, tol
each and every share which he may hold in
the association.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
ANTH-ABOLITION TRACTS.

No. 1.-~ABOLITION Is DEATH or, The Attempt
to Equalize Races the Destruction of Society. 32
PIP, Price 10 cts.
No. 2.-FREE NEGROISM; or, Results of Eman-
cipatiOn in the North and the West India Islands
with statistics of the Ommerc IdlGness of the
Negro, his Return to Savagism, and the Eject
of Emancipation upon the Farming, Mechanical
and Laboring Glasses. Price 10 cts. PIP. -.
No. 3.-THE ABOLITION CONSPIRACY; or, 4
Ten Years Record Of the Republican Party.
Price 10 cts. PIP. 30.
No. 4-THE NEGRO'S PLACE IN NATURE. A
Paper read before the London hnthropologica
Society. By Or. James Aunt, President of the
society: octave, ~ PIP. Price 10 cts.
No. TIL SIN SPECIES OF MEN-With Cuts
representing the types of the Caucasian, Mon
gol, Malay, American Indian, EsquimauN and
Negro, with their General Physical and Mental
Qualities, Laws OF Organization, Relations ia
Civilization, etc, etc. 81 PIP. 6vo. Price 10 cts.
81 90 per dozen.
No. 6.-SOLILOQUYS, by Brick" Pomeroy. OF
"A Bondholder,' - Poor Farmer" "A Me.
chanic ,""A Returned Soldier etc, etc. 32 pp
$40. Price 10 cts; 81 per dozen.
these Tracts are sent, postage paid, for 10 cents
single copies, or one dollar per dozen; or live dol,
lars per hundred by express. Democratic Com.
mittees, Associations, etc, ordering 600 at u time
will be furnished them at exactly cost price.
VAN EVRIE, HORTON co. Publishers.
No, 1862 Nassau street, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
OHIO G ITEMS.

An exemplary young man named John
Mckinney, was instantly killed on We'd
nesday morning, by the falling of a tree
which he had been cutting down, near
lIillsborO.
HEAVY Loss FROM conference.-the
barn of Mr.. Thomas G. Hambelton, near
Flushing, Belmont Co., wa burned on
Friday morning last, about daylight. Mr..
Hambleton went into the barn with n Ian
tern, and setting it down with the lantern
door open, went to attend to something,
and while away something knocked it over,
and the fire was communicated TO the conf
bustible material with which the barn was
filled. On discovering the fire, Mr.. II.
rushed to the release of his horses, but the
fire drove him out. He succeeded in get
ding out one horse only. Nine horses, all
his farm implements, grain, carriage,
&c, were burnedup \. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. No insurance.
An IMPORTANT LAw.-Onth the 9th OfFeb-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04

ruary, the General Assembly passed an act
entitled "an act relating to roads and high
ways" Of considerable Importance mas
much as It abolishcs the office of Supervisor
of roads and highways, and gives to the
trustees Of the several townships control
and supervision Of all public roads and
highways, and requires the erection Of
guido boards at the forks of all roads in
this State.
A fire occurred in McComb, Hancock
county, on the 10Th, destroying the store
occupied by Award q Maiden, Wards
grocery, and a two story dwelling owned
by Mr.. j.. Haddox. Amount of damages
not ascertained.
A fire occurred at Kingsville, destroying
II. L. Browns clothing store, Wright q
Kinnear's hardware store, Prof. Barrett's
Commercial College, Luce & Co.'s dry good
store. and Mr.. Deans saloon. Loss $l5,-
600; one-half Of the amount insured. The
fire was the work of an incendiary.
DoDsoN's STATtoN-FULL TRAINS DAILY.
The rush to "Uncle JOS" ten o'clock
morning IuNCtto - NOhNAhoAft bh"b Wv
lovers Of finely prepared viands are not
few or far between. Tomorrow morning
he intends to excel himself evcn-and
having the well-known cook, 10. DdVts,
regularly engaged, he viii not fail. Splen-
did Turtle Soup and the best of etceteras-
No. 2S5 Third street.
The Italian Band, with their fine music,
will give zest to the entertainment.
Fairfield Couuty-From the Lancaster Gssstfs.
Oak Pc Pulskic co Ind
mrs Griswold q Sutphen Sirs you will to
stop sending the Lancaster gazette and Not
stopt 1 wont you to pay the Postage on the
paper A miller Lett hear Last may and
moved to vandalia Ill
there is 20 cents Postage do on the paper
Yours Truley.
John Wildermuth
Postmaster Mt oak
The Gazette is a very 'loyal" paper, and
we doubt not parades the above as evidence
of the Intelligence of the officials of the
great moral and %virtuous party.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
DR.. & CO.

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shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock lis
plLal, ESQ Walnut street, between lith abdSiSI
up stairs, without the Use Of Mercury, 10
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Dr. STEVENS, by special study and eNurriI,c,.
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enabled to guarantee n cure in the most conn
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Victims of self-abuse and excessive yenery, 81
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Married men, and those gmanis
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