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New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

lcct0rs Assessors P0stmas'ers &c he persisted sond-
ing tho of unfit for the positions His
cctOns chiefly from tho Democratic party, or from
those who having left the Republicans and yet not form
ally united with the Democrats. not PARTISAN nor
SIT neItl.. and Std lei, independent. re appointed
,r COvan. ex-senator from Pennsylvania Minister 20
Austria. ami when that gentleman promptly rejected
by hi1 former companions nominated hlr Frank Z Blair
flr tho same position which " course he did not ge-.
Gen 5,ocum rejected Naval Officer for
EcV-YoIk wEl.e. We regret 60 say, that
candidate fsr moro oJ,:c'iOnab Gen. oteed-
man confirmed Collector OF Eew-Orean'
But 70 give the li,, OF those the President ap-
pointed and the Senate rejected would be 10 write the his
tory OF Bir Johu3ons petty enmity to the party winch
gave him the power lac has abused and the
unimpOrtant biographies OF Coppcrheads and Once
hunting renegaies. The result Is large
number vacancies which required the President TO
direct an extraordinary OF the senate April T. 70
consider his further nominations. Other personal bust
Of the session Just ended the denial by the Mary
land Republicans Of the loyalty OF Mr Thomas. Senator
elect from that state and the reference OF the subject To
the Judiciary Committee, also the decision by the
House that Mr. ChcOt should DO admitted a. delegate
from Colorado while the dispute between himself and
nr Hunt should be subjected TO examination. Dir.
Wade was elected President OF the senate in place
Of Mr. Foster. whose term OF Office expired ana
Mr.. COfaX chosen speaker OF the House. But
few Of the standing Committees were appointed IN the
House The Democrats IN tlaJ DIahch were III tue fSl
part of tho session thrown into confusion by the
loss Of their leader Mr. Jack Rogers Of New jersey but
partially recovered before the adjournment without de-
Gliding however whethor Mr. James Brooks or Mr Nor
rssey should be his successor.
On the whole this session Of the XLth Congress was
little than supplementary 70 that OF the AAAlhth
whether session Is held In July VIII depend entirely
upon the OF the President and upon tho character
Of the report which the House Judiciary Committee may
ba expected to make upon impeachment
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- 80, Q, M l.,., - HLlale Of DeAwa-e -

t,o notice % Tho death NJ ir Riddle Of Delaware which
4frrr d,9Sns,'ny ffc r,.9iution was laid aside
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORA .iA'
Nj cORHETT rep. Oregon called up the bin arpro.
pratug 5000 Tor the support ~ part 80 the Hol' ~
sailors orphan Home of the District u OouM''. "---"
rAyNESr, r5PAuBoADs DURING TIE WAR
n CttrTpgN pcv PaJ moved 90 take up the re'o-
lr on offered by him Yesterday calling upon the Score
l 10 be ItsitiI16e and Ohio Rairoad Ivy the Govern
nenr durng the war what rates charged whether
they were h gLsr tlar paid 70 other companies II
Mr Johnson Dem, NdJ moved an amendment to
include the Northern Contra and fcAhsyI'aH' Nc"'-+
e i,ept was greed to and the resolution was
sdouted and. ou motion " Mr SIBERIAN thcpi ono.
f,d mon 10 he refrned 20 the President after the close
OF the sesOn SUSPENDED so as t. allow nonia
now pending the Executive session TO Dc continued
''' J6YSr COMMITTEE ON ORDNANCE.
n WITnON Uep., Mass called mp the House ieSOlu-
ton for the appointment OF JONI SAuig I,f
Ordnance, and moved 20 amend Ivy mang II J9I" @
Special Committee. WIFI power 10 sed ioi PEI P I'M
papers ard se testimony 70 be best ana a-s'' ID
Tie aGsadlent was agreed TO- and the rcsohuon was
adoptea -
Mr. SALISBURY Dem Deli offered iesOI'lt.o 10, do-
t spD5intment of Joint Committee = three 9cnat9lH
and FIVE Represent atVes 20 accompany tHo .i E ~
latc Senator Riddle TO his home, wb6n was 'e' 0o 0'
UNIyEEsAL sUFYf'AU91-o o. ~ ~, tl,o fir.t
,c.o, IN ny he would al ur the bill for Universal
Suffrage throughout the UpfeG 5ia'e', ] vs.. @ en cv
believe he said, that there "ou'u O' " 4"'' ~ I
that daY. -,,o, a. c,,,vov -, Sppp,sKA
a. TiI VI,I d,sc Nebraska called W bill 70 cK-
c5 % lie 5tataSf Nebraska tho privileges OF an act
rafn l9nd 10 thO states for the cstaDnscnJ o. Ao1I
71ituraT C0jeers. which was passed
0''" '' SALARY OF THE CHAPIAIN
a., pO.,CpOY 1{ep Kansas called UP the bill %
,,io - chaplain Of the House OF Representatives 70
d, hs salary To- the present year. which was passed.
'A'" EXECUTIVE SESSION.
A. fl..l the senate went into Executive session 49,,
AZ fe o'clock the doors were reOpcned, ana the ihE2l
nj M uro tenn declared the Senate adjourned. under the
resolution OF yesterday, until the first wednesday ID
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

Lard, snd Whisky unrhanged
CneAio. March 3oRour ial dsr,bs brsn.s scarce sales Of
lhO hh's - 81 DDSlG Wtest 6nn and No ! hs a.
Vsnre1 1 No advanced lc cosng firm Con-
opened With decline OF Be- hut rallied closing aJo
D. sore Osts good demand and advanced 60ic No
20 store ~ 5Il ac Prooas Inactive, Leas ror DIR
Aic N-Ir1ss. s lr l39Be Prime Stssn Lard l3, fIss
'cr1 ,nf advanced 0i5c s1lss 85 l50b Sc 90 Rs,p3
N0s Flour, 900 uIs. "aeat, 1000 iusd Com 21O0 Isf
bush Corr CO. b1sh Osta '
-wArE.g Hsr-h -Fsrr firm Whss per csats'
r no T. ard ~ 75T - " 70 Oats sales 81
? 6 M ocepts o. No 0d Corn siyaacBG sses 81 el
receipts Of No oh Rsceps5)0 obs FO1f coo b-sa oats
has Corn 200 ceat1l Vaest 5aipneatsl - blls F9g zos
csu-B,s Wheat
LoJ.,1ts Bu.s lls, Of bhiA Tobacco :. 81 Isesn
SuTes f3dl hin Fsly brands as - Whes nos q ~ Is
@+I 30 Corn .hsis ne ear 7Oe ost. sc hss. PoTk sn =
Blk SA9uiss c Bscoa Sholts 9i1)}c Cear Sle i2i lc
Lsj IN teroes Pc Cotton l6ic RsE WHISKY 81 1@sl a.
CGRLRsr0E EBrc' 0tll quiet sales t9da, 30 bses MA
ding yplsnis DC rece. pts today, 23o bsles
AusHarA hsrs aygu p pnes ea1cr, aes 10 bss,, Stt
Kidding 27te stock Is 816 bales
SAgANgA Ma- 30 Cotton quiet 2stc sses today 200 bales
cepts toisg COO bales
EnHmsros Bi,rch Cotton quiet, Spirits Tupsaas
~
MOBILE quiet, MdBs zsc receipt, % tsy -
.s5 sale, ~ hs week 69 bses reopt Of e week. Sbll bse
eFpesls q 1lj ,siet
NsPag.s Mach gootou ig bs. unsisngi ssles "a ssy
1900 bs-' low Mlns l8i p29 Sgssrs sud hoasses Dun 80
anfcan frn Snperhue bl2 30 Com bat uachsR5S
Ofs oivancns TtT75c PoTk hr with s1vs1 chg les
5,B sad 1ui-i bn So1 l34s D3if BKchsDss Lssss-
if'"lfrt EfcnihBs On erW-HOr premium
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
M ruLssHAyn TO rns TslsuSK

y
PHlLADstYHlA March Petroleum unchansed Clover sssa-Aa
, nouir, North Extra NJ IS; Extra STATE S super
An, quiet % IS Rye 81 45a 50 Corn ~ h ne
mApd 6e6 lelow at eSc Coffee steady Mo- 1e
sugar lo;e Rssung Whsysses Of ConirabAndA -
March 3oFOuT unchanged with noss ssmand ses
I nt,roT and soathsTn trade saesfl o
TkIl 50 tt Spring IS $l for Red Winter so of white
sud IS rs Double hITa Rye FeuT fI becnshsa
steady Al nrn with r lEquhI ssss OF ~" esh 70
,hsso Spring 81 So Corn he'd A 81 llaSI ioI 70
Wsrsn lois Oats selling Al es hestefh psiey NJ
Al 10 70, 80 r Each. Fsed srn with fht supply sho' aye
selma A ASA ss7 sbps,oG 80 and Mddnsst sbdtS per
,nx Eai.aa Fresh-fou 20 BesteB soc 20 Ns~iSrh o 70
AbAny Soc and Schenectady eoe .-,.,a. p,. ,aA.,..
Nsspsl. 30roen trn at HfdAc kscsps az oaies
s,se,,s I4o bales Receipts for the month lveIs bales hipST
e.L, sales 81 10 for choice White Pors ssS@
SIDES lta1+fc Other maiits snch.nke
y,no March o-FlouT steady Gales ef op oo'oi spnnt
Ali Whsa inquired "r eei oaI tne misas
VS. r.sr 6aIe quotation, anhanEsd and so.is.
n, on ths tael selling small lots 9.a 'or w.
W,,,n Ness Ps Lard Seeds ant High wines aushansed
avors sellers oet prices T
Mng stGls floaT SrshAnss oS %sa
wSs., N sI d,ssnd sfNs spring fs So asd Wn,sr 81
Ce,p IN rood dapd aad ssss a. eIelt snehed
.ssi, ns white Oats in eeod demi~i a. o eus
All 50 BsTky m good tspssd 81 toosl o Spunf arc -
81 "a FOR Fall WHISKY dull and prices n.nins sales sc
y..s Per. 6ra sales al s Buh Meats improved tsm.sd %
a,,, s.ed nrm Timothy seed In fair demand srssS rs
ses d.asnd sses So Hemp sssd very sares IA iai,
Se1lc 1di7fe sugar III ei+e C0nss |'@''% ~ 10y
ia,. March -Tobace enst bas unchanged Cotton as
.n nomus Flour heian gsies ssd Doaoss hhss
snsra, as9 Double and Treble kstrss ran!s .So
sE Whra dan; spring ~ eol ehoce fh - u.s..
,.ndnI. sale, at SIC. asL Gate ad'sness sales I" ""
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DIED

RLAcE On suai,, nrs 81 job Bia9S .As S y,. of he,
s . 5' n. 'S rom l @ as. % i ls 5 son w w S.i No i 10
E,4t Thirty 4isist On TUESDAY Afternoon a. clock
EeFI Isrsey paper, pissss copy
BAKgR0n saturday March % schO.s Touns daughter "
m Fsl I'D s. >, b M & ga5 br w'is9i ~ f BI r. "a be-
ne is,.' & Ks s'3 b we we s0 s ., Tr As- .t
"a O'Clock
BRApysaisni5 l, residence s.sri'' s7enns n.'A ..
RI. A'SsisaS 9,. .as 5a .ais i &. nS rs
ooIo:t Ta' r'a'n viii be conveyed 70 o'S
BRUssEEs funeral service, Of William Prcs stia ,sp d-,a
and a'y ss.0s.a vii 1 2s " & S FasSps Sas o. ~ ~ s.i.r
aIt Apai a. oca5E D Fads ani acguaiasanoes Of de
vi be t,lsa % BRISTOL R L
CowAEo sunday M.rch 3 ., ooos.s2a Of .as lang w.s L.
r, f,iy., ,1i friends mly invited 20 aeai he nssd
without itaer 17iioa from ne Iesneeo5 DIS Psn. Ahss
P5isssipsi, p'psr, pls,,o copy
DILJoEO suni,g March 81 A. he a,aon h2ase Dt'hrn Iss.
Louis youngest child Of Robert AMI Harriet Dillon iet II month";
'nd snd ngi,e5 . ,t.snt her funeral on fu''v A'
7RBAvRs-In MAX on sabbath morning march 1 BnlJ n.as
5aShts of Pr-isri- C.la Grssvs. eyed 70 @oOh.
osss Cor. By Il, northern Se|J'r'sy jssy O
KreRsrFDou s.,ur.y .s Hu Elizabeth Ks-i vii. Of s.nas'
3i ~ 3; g =; -; a; e h 81
g,L3E-At Geeash Coaa on weines5 A'cn 81 h" Ce~A.''
gilcb, sg.i ~ TssB-
LuDLUn-Os sqai,y Mach Soao Ladlun tbs 81"
P9i. Of DE .nr sui those Of bis brother, sni Joha Li
P,ar. Ch,p.l lBrosi~sy and y.sey al ?. Il.
LYOH-Af,r poractei Iaess M,ds wife Of Amos hsy
Pa @ rs, will sax, pl.e. her Iss West Pe,
S .,rs siboas t"i,lsl aooe The
t)a hsss. t3r interusnf
FaT Msf:h % Rapass NJ 1iA2t s1n OIL ksPDssi
n and Caroline ? Ast,ssoa
Insrei 10 Green FObi Cemetery
yAgWNg-In h, CITY oa s.,uriy March % Liza h,aniss
dsush,r ofta, i,:e qsotge .Hi 2 w R M..n1S ~,
MONDAY April Al >. ocsssi
~ 49, = s ~. s Iii mn h. t.k.u 70 salem Mass, fo ,s,er,
P0PROp guni.y March 81 Issbe PoIy dsuShtss
IN f-sri, N tbs fmi ayiei steai the fssscL
.cs. tie residence q eer parents W09di,oek nesaeees
County r. Csusges vii ,, 10 ssins q ae h2. hser psyst
of he Railroad NEE, tbs 80 O'Clock train rOn Twenty
sKL o., on houia7. Apgl l. -
SMFTHOn Sunay 81 tas rsfteace Of bis penis NO te
Hacios. Gsorge A. 81 George and Suiie s1iS sea
Ps-,isal.-, Of f1asri q Tus.isJ mornings papsn.
srORY-On satur,y Glen Isysn Cor.ad County "
Y RoSs Sion II & II s I y. Gsss ssS q K Sory .aa
bs Knight invited 10 attend the funeral irom his e ssco
No pa Atslph,t BrOokTn TUESDAY, April HE oeoes n
WOLPKIBL-N New Brlgs J., on Friday March ~ oeSrs'
IN the 52f of his
Psnnsvlys1ia psp-s pleas, copy
WILLIAMSON New 0-eias TUESDAY, March S L. bynA VIII
hsms Of Brookyn
uJarrR S,lr in R,il,p On sstarAy March d. vide.
rss e.,., ,ni friends family invited to ssd the f.a'
rei-ncs OF Richard WILLIAMS NO. d c9~tA VtotN'@
Tus.isy afternoon At O'Clock
Wurk-Dp Puiy morning March % SArsh Rich st Of TIE ate
s3d daughter os the late Oaa. D.
Rich. ssI. of BatAo IN the '''h year o. her age
The members Of sylvan Grove Lodge. No s'S are a.rsI
at their Rop@. Hal corner 6 Of CsnI,s % ,.Ss .S n.
WESLEY B. CHURCH, NJ
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
KIM coNGREss-FRsr SESSION.

sI fsLs9RArH TO
SENATE. ... WASHINGTON. March 80 1857.
The Senste met at 10 o'clock. The reading OF yester
Rays Journal was dispensed with. ~
wATcBNES AT THE CAPITOL.
The House bill 10 authorize the appointment of Watch
men OF the Capitol by the sergeantsatarma OF the
dOusc and the Senate was passed.
- REs0LuTIONs
Mr.. C0NNEss rep, Cali introduced resolution call
ns upon the Secretary OF the Interior for all papers
Hyatt which adopted.
hr HOWARD Hsp. Mlchl offered q resolution calling
upon e secretary OF the Interior for copy OF the last
sspy5, OF ths Directors Of the Union Pacific Railroad
MT 5AUL5BURY Dem. Deli offered a resolution TO
siLSnd the session Of the two HOusss until o'clock
NJ DAV54DelR., Kyl said the object Of thus Was 10
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
Royr Hundred r..u.and Name.

Ts yh.sE2 srATgi bgs5' D9 contains hs al
hlnifr thousand dealers s8d
ountry regularly csdei b. trades tbc isfgea
eomplsl. 1se, work o hs Lni s.sY Not
the uri~a
f.houssns o names IN count ss ~ be rsAsa tb'ogs
Contained Price b1o FJ sails ~ ths Ps
hssrs ts3 Broai~,y aai JOSH lROr. No =
gifr-ae Il -5Jy.rtsB-rt
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
NRW.EkGLAND
~ raLssnArH 70 rEE ralsvSs.

. rnsvsn
AUGsUTA Ne. March 30.-Thc Sprague purchase is
being to-day the final transfer Of the water
power and other property has been made The entire
amount paid for the property about tssSoo OF which
amount the city t9so0oo payable mostly IN mn
nclpal bonds running 20 years. IL IL expected that
Mossrs 6praguo will cOlnmouee operations Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
MARRIED

HOPRINS-FOREACHO CITY Dsh ult b, tbs
T. = Hssthgs Geo hopkins d. Of ksuAsrgh n T. u Mo
Lucie Pornachon No cards
5pnn yiod Republican please cogy
PALhRR-srMPSON-On ths 2sb tss hons. Of tn biss
her gDshp Bucks Co Ps socortGs ~ t. ors
Society " Friends Dsrd Palmer g. Of L0Fe Mase1e 10 As
ues. daughter of John Smp,on o. Solcl1J
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-
THE WEATHER.

NEW YORK. March S0-The following was the range
OF the Thermometer in this city to-day;
lOA NJ.
so SO o. 81
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

c,rd-MOURNIsG GOODS Of every desirable hind eOassasJ
on hand IACKsONS Mourning store NO. sl brosasp 0PPs
TiH.nY 4 Co.'S Prices VsU reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

The mambe Sylvan Grove Lodge No t9 A. ~ arr aerey
aPPs,r at their Rooms. Hal OF Centre ssa
Monday April l. 1851 for the purpose oi ateahas s
fans-,r Il oar Brother B. sherwood By orie! Of -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

On the memorial of Edward Learnerd the House Of
Representatives has directed the Judiciary Committee TO
investigate the organization and transactions Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Eastern Division, with authority
TO send for persons and papers.
The National Lincoln Monument Association has been
organized with Senator Harlan President, and the
Hon. James NJ Edmunds Secretary. The Hon Burt
Van Horn and Frederick Douglass the managers on
the part of York the Hon. John A. Andrew for Mas
sachuSetts the Hon Schuyler Colfax for Indiana, the
Hon Sidney Perham for Maine the Hon. Samuel shela
barger for Ohio, Bishop Simpson for Pennsylvania, and
the Hon John Conness fOr California 1t proposed 70
erect monument In the City Of Washington eOmmem
srative OF the great charter Of Emancipation and Uni
versa Liberty In America" Contributions 20 be for
warded 70 Gen. Spinner, United States Treasurer.
The United States Supreme Court will resume Its ses
sion tomorrow. All the Judges expected to be pres
ent withthe exception Of Justice rer whose health is
still feeble,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-16

No.l--ABoLITIoN IS DEATH or, The Attemp pt
TO Equalize Races the Destruction OF Society. 81
PIP. Price 10 cts.
No: :2.--FREE NEGRoIsM; or, Results of Eman.
cipatlon IN the North and the West India Islaads;
with statistics OF the Commerce, Idleness Of the
NeSro, his Return to Savagism, and the Eject
Of emancipation upon the Farming, Mechan-
lcal and Laboring Classes. Price 10 cts PIP 32
Ho;s .-nBE oLITION SCoNsPIRAUY Or,
Ten Years. Record ef the Re publican Party.
Price 10 cts. PIP. 80.
No. 4.-THE NEGRO'S PLACE IN NATURE. A
Paper read before the London Anthropological
Society BY DR.. James Aunt President Of the
Society Octave, 80 PIP. Price 10 cts
No. o.-THE SIX SPECIES OF MEN-with Cuts
representing the Types of the Caucasian Mon
gol, MALAY, American Indian, Esquimaux and
Negro, with their General Physical and Mental
Qualities, Laws of Organization, Relations to
CIVILIZATION etc, etc. 80 pp.s 8 vo Price 10 cts.
81 70 per dozen.
No. 0.6.-SoLILOQUYS, by "Brlck" Pomeroy. of
"A Bondholder," "A Poor Farmer" "a Me-
chanici'' "A Refurned Soldier" etc, etc. 81 DID,
Svo. Price 10 cts. 4 81 per klOE.I 4 LII LLiN
These Tracts are sent, postage paid for 10 cents
single copies, or one dollar per dozen; or ve dol.
lars per hundred by express. Democratic Com
mittees iations, etc. ordering 600 at time
will be furnished them at exactly cost price.
VAN EVRIE, HORTON Co, Publishers
NO lo2 Nassau street, New York.
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To At WHOM IT NAY CoScERS.-If YOU
want first class Job OF Painting, Paper
hanging or Glazing done, call on Bob Dun.
lie can DO Il for you ia the highest style Of
the art, and on short notice. Shop-29l
Third street over Ohio Insurance Office,
Dayton, Ohio. MAY 4-dIw
House. WASrED.--A house containing six
or seven rooms, and the necessary out
houses attached, Is wanted by family.
One in the eastern part Of the city prefer
red Leave word at thisoflice. .f If
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OHIO LOCAL ITEMS.

PRoLHIc.-Newhall Wilson, Of Adams
township, Washington County, has flock
of sheep numbering thirty-seven. Twenty
nine of them have tifty lambs, and nineteen
Of them have forty lambs--an average OF
more than two lambs apiece for the nine
teen, VAC .M
According to the official statement Of
Mayor Wilstach, of Cincinnati, the total
net payments into the Treasury of that city
during the year ending March !, 1857, were
$2,73s,735. This sum is about equal TO the
whole amount of State tax paid In Ohio pre-
vious to the Republican party being given
control over public affairs. II people will
have luxuries they must pay for them, you
know. ~. ..rg..4
The falling off in gross receipts of the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, stated III
President L'Hommedieusre report, published
yesterday, was s6O,02s during the year.
In Logan, Hooking county, on Monday,
two women, relatives named Pontius,
quarreled and assailed each other with
clubs In the melee child of one OF the
female savages was killed.i9
The Steubenville Herald claims popula-
tion of $4,000 for that city, and says If they
could get the houses necessary TO accom-
modate them they would have $1,000. i
Mrs. Benjamin Tyler, near Wadsworth,
Medina county, aged 73 years, wove $50
yards of rag carpet, besides some flannel |
and linen, within the last year, and did all |
her own housewOrk. r-Bt r.n.. ,r
Three dogs in the neighboFhoOd OF Ken
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BUILDING AssocnrIoNs.--A Columbus
dispatch to the Commercial, yesterday,
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EAGLE CLorHNG SToRE.-Iti is now well
settled fact that the Eagle Clothing Store
is one OF the prornlnent business institu--
tions of Dayton. The proprietor having
purchased property here, intends to remain,
and furnish his numerous customers and
the public with first class clothing, Mt lower
rates than any other house in the city.
Sign of the Golden Eagle"
April "a. '67,
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E$- Friday afternoon, posi'ire and err
clusiUe sale of the finest brands of Cigars,
such as Gold Seal. Green Seal La Flor,
Golden Crown, Americans Delight, and
various other brands. Also, all of those
genuine Meershaum Pipes. Sale to COM
mcncc at two o'clock, at julius Born
STEMS old stand, 2s3 Third street. OBJ.
MAY 1R. '67-dlt.I
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tB- Up in Belmont county, few days
since, q party of Ohioans gathered their
dogs together and engaged in a neighbor-
hood fox hunt. Getting tired, in the night
they drew of and rode home. The dogs,
however, were left behind, and they made
a frolic among the sheep pastures, in the
absence of foxes. In the morning eighty
sheep were found dead and number badly
injured, costing the owners of dozen dogs
5000. .. ..... ....
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I EVERY BODY ADMITs.-That no man in
the business works as faithfully and zeal
.ously for the interests of his customers, as
'Schwarz, of the Eagle Clothing Store. He
well deserves thelarge and increasing pat
ronage he receives, especially from the
farmers and the mechanics and working
men Of the city.
April "a, '6,uuBuW FEtTrf n.#far 4
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Conta ms the new novel, by Prof. Peck, entitled
Bertha Seely, the Heroine OF the Old Dominion
and agrcat variety Of political and literary arti-
cles Also steel plate portraits OF twelve CJnfed.
crate Generals, viz. Lee, StoDewall Jackson, J. T.
Johnston, Beauregard, Ewell. Longstreet, Hamp-
ton Polk, Price, Gustayus Smith, Stuart and A
u. MN. Octave, 70s PIP. Price a.
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a VindicatiOn of the Southern States Citizens and
Rights, by the Federal Constitution and its Makers
and an Exposure Of the Presentations of the said
Constitution and the EalsifcRtions Of the Hstori-
cal Records, by the Massachusetts Expounders.
BY p. Z. Cent?, Barrister, London, England. Price
so cents, postpaid.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC.

a POLITICAL COMPENDIUM for 1866 limo, G6 pp.
now regularly each year. contains full Election
Returns for 1850 1854 and 1865; List Of Newspa-
Chronology of1s65, OF Battles Acts of Congress
&c; 1t contains matter to be had nowhere else,
anu is valuable and important to have at any
time,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-16

eB- A just verdict, given by thousands
of buyers, that at Goodman's cheap Boot
and Shoe store, 10 Main street, there can
always be found an excellent and well made
up stock of boots and shoes, CATERS, slip
pers, Sc, for less money than elsewhere.
We have reduced mems calf boots to SO a
pair, and all other as cheap in proportion.
Those who wish to save had better call
there first, If the saving of money Is their
object. Having also received full line of
spring hats for men, boys and childrens
wear, direct from the manufacturer, we
are enabled to offer great inducements to
purchasers. Every thing in the boot and
shoe line made to order, and good fits guar
anteed. Also, repairing neatly done and
promptly attended to.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-16

LosT ms CoAT,--Mr. p. IsBKLI, In solicit
Ing aid for the Southern people, LETT his
overcoat In somebody's place of business
and he has forgotten the place. The coat
was Georgia Jeans, and had pair OF buck
skin gloves IN one Of the pockets. Any
body who will leave information as 70 the
whereabouts of this coat at this office or
at Mr.. Lewis, on Market street, will confer
"a favor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-16

CB- 'DoDSoN's STATIoN"-A nice
LUNCH. AT lO'o'cLocK A, NJ, EvERY DAY.
EXTRA MEALS, at all hours.
GAME of every variety in season.
ALE, BEER, WINES and stronger liq-
uOrs, cigars, &c, unsurpassed.
Mayo '67-dtf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-16
TnE DRIED SCOTT DECISION.

Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney, with an intro.
duction by DR. y. II. Van Evrie, Also, an Appen.
dfN, cOnthinin q an Essay on the Natural History
o. tne ITOgnAthous Race Of Mankind. By DR.. s
a. Cartwright OF New Orleans Pamphlet "a
pp., svo. Price, 25 cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-16
p pOODMAN3a
May 10, 'G7. 1lO Main street.

Why Is IT ?-The question is daily asked
what is the secret of Schwarz' success in
the clothing trader" 1t is readily ans
wered He sells the best quality of cloth
ing at lower rates than any other house,
and by u fair and honorable system of
dealing, has secured the confidence of the
public. That tells the whole story.
Nav s, '67,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-16
NEGRoKs AND NEaRo ''sLAvERY :''

THR FIRsr AN INFERIoB RAcE-THz LATTER, ITS
NoRMAL CONDITION BY J. II. Van Eyrie, NJ ID.
Third Edition) one vol, limo, PIP. s99. Illus
trated with -Four Cuts, showing the difference be-
tween the white man and the negro. Price, q 10.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-16

tB- Attention is called to the advertise
ment of II. ScHwARz, Clothing Merchant
in anothercolumn. Read it, before epurchas-
Ing elsewhere, d ..au ... |..t .15.