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AnO Ordinances
ppoy,DINc ro4eA EANrfxG AND
MAINTAINING SHADE TREES ALONG
THE STREETS UR fNlCaNOND. IND.

rM MaiN sniN SHADE TREES ALoNG
THE STREETS or iRICHMOHD. IND.
SIC Bsisoraass y ,s he. cGgnss eg9ssy
deem, for the best interest, convenience and
comtart the citizens of any part Of ssd city, ~
s,p' s snd ,hs o. ssm Council x saes he
Commis,se a. Ssesss or Street Csa1ossiseeN Is
hass hs Tns sso when the Of d.
Of gssssa % :s~ sqsa's =: on,inE .. street.
shan u, Id isss ,hs hs,s square.
s.s s be the duty of ss esuns 70 instruct d.
s s,,ss, Z Ss%s z
rs:, ., ssa - ].
R:'sd gss s II az
the Street Commissioner TO Monty tne owners or oc
ssus Of az 81
said ground, and within one r. ct OF the curong o.
sss < sasn the ]. ne 70 Is pr.t.sS
by suitable boxing. Such trees to be of the kind the
Gan an Gil f n tn d" ,i.y ss &
ence is had Sec. Z, of Ordinance regulating and
PPrssss as eslsS si: h.:sy 20
'n: SEC. =. Tha. .hsuanAsais.~, - ose.psns,
any of them, neglect or refuse to comply with the
foregoing pso.ssssa r ssy part .hs'eei when prop
receivng notice, shall be the duty of the Com
non Council the Committee on Streets or
sasssrs II:
sssssect kss.sssA yhes ceupstsa e.d hin Of 81.
. ~,ia ssa Psa e. .s
said cost, for payment and should they or any OF
chem nssss s.s. q ~ .s, NJ; ~ s1,s
the treasurer to proceed d soliesths a.s = i pro-
0 oil Of s:As ss5s: 7
Revenue Of the City Of Richmond. passed. and
prgsa ,ss whi, ]. ..ss r: ssa ...,
! ter IL passa ge ndpubestiSn.l i ~
Passed and ,,psoYtf1t k Fl. Is az e k,ss3
b. sAs.est: PIP. KlRS. Clerk. = -
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MISGUIDED MEM,

:" oWARD ESSAYX on the Errcrx Abuses
and Diseases hich form the ta sin of ii. savvnx
Maiafes in the first age of man, and :earfuIly eao
ahe' 1sai powers With sure means OF relief Sentin
sealed Tettere5veIops cree OF charge. Addres Dr.
!sSA HLlA HoLGHTeS :. Horsri Association. Rhils
81 = 90 90 Sc .vaaiErStnecs
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS AVID

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS AvED
r. Gentlemen 81 had negro man worth 81 2oo
who took cold from hurt IN the leg, and was useless
for over year. had used everything l could hear
OF without benefit, until tried the Mexican Mustang
Imminent 1t soon effected permanent cure
s ~@sA-4 J. L. DOWNING e
.ysI $40 Montgomery, Aia June II, 1859.
take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Linment a valuable and indispensable ar
fice for Sprains Sores Scratches Calls on Horses
Our have used it for Burns Bruises. Sores. Rheu-
ma tsn, de-, and all say it acts like magic" f##s
J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harn-
*sa O. 1t' den's Express Fl l9fGgaa
The spraiu of my daughters ankle, occ.sioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in ono
week after she commenced using YOUR celebrated
Mustang Liniment. ED. SEELY'
/ ~ mr. 0ioucester Mass Aug 4, 1865
1t is an Admitted facs that the Mexican Must. pp
Eminent performs more cures in SHORTER time on
man and beast than any article ever discovered
Fames, livery men and planters should always have
it on hssd Qusk and It certainly IS All rer,u-
inc 10 wrapped in ssselplafe enxravinss bearing tho
signature oftG- W. Wes.hyppls Chemist. and the
triras o. s. stamp Of DEMAs BARNES co. over
the top S"4f4t @a@ poo "alo4@
An effort has been msdet to counterfeit il With -
cheap stone plate iabsl. Loak eloselyf Iagsy saw
Spring Water, sold by all Druggists. s,
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4 dispatch announces the death, At
Nashville. of Bishop sEale, IN ~ sAth
year of his age sHe Nas ting ses or
Btshop of the Met odi 4 Church in he
usited States z I
They are makingNs furious arson hS~l
dogs in Chicago. Several hundred have
been killed Three persons were bitten
by IA ~. ca MICS on. Fridas.s IDF1s 81
PUBEie- SAEts-Benjauiin Scrattau,
sells large AMOUNT ofgyaluabfs Pc ps
er.y, at the @Forest Hons Earn,
Thursday, March 21st: See. his adver-
tisement in another column.
The personal property of the late 10
seph Thatcher. will be sold at the prem,
ises, four miles north east of this city
near tue : II illsboro' Pike, on the 2srI
instant. See the advertisement of the
Admins traitor, Enos Thomas, in another
column 1888 So
I Cincinnati Markets.. ias2sT
THURSDAY March Il, 1851.
| FLOUR-cousirual dizziness. 200 barrels Spring
extra sold at Sill. Rye ffaur is hrm at 81 ao Gar
I wHEAT-Priees remsin nominsliy unchanged.
No. J. spfing AZ 81 4f@S %. wfntSf al 81 SW@ 80.
| CORS-Cnehanged and firm; ear 55G5oc- aud
! shefed 65c-S Lt' -
OATS-Firn at SEQ 5214cfar Ne. L. oL %
RYE-Ffrrn al 81 25GI 50.
CoTTON-ouiet aud uncA1ngad = nssidfog 30.
/ WHIskY-Firm at zoe in bond. 49, sa5T
= PRoviSION S-The market generally closed firm
/ er for ali kinds. .EI s-E@~
I MESS PORK s21 80.
/ LARn--l2A @I2l4c. was xsksd. -~DA go
BULK MEATS-Were offered at y, SIS. d nEc
EGGS-16Q7I7css si-Aa-sA. - 80
BUTTER-Unchanged at'219
CIIEESE-Frm at l6139l3c- --
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s4s ss.e sprias Campaisn.eu taa1 E75o
= T. g. Husr, visxss to ann ~. ~ ~. f.,... /
ne Is ready e repair vagpss ssde..raxe.
90 SNORT notice. Call At his shop cor Of Main al
wssAsceton-st., before going els~where ~
- s9SGs sSsls ss4@1sG xSA2sEG1AL v.9es.
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esstinuo0 eaHfeiH sd- 1en5 a5aa
~ The Plantation Bitter. have cured
me of arrangement Of the Kidneys aud Urinary Or
eans, that distressed me for years. They act like =
charm. c. c. MOORE, 254 Broadway, n. "
Mrs. o. NJ DEvOE, manager of the Union Home
School for Soldiers Children she has given it
TO the weak and invalid children under her charge,
with the most happy and gratifying results.s We
have received over a hundred reams of such certh-
ca es, but advertisement 5 effective what
people the mselves say Of good article Our fortune
and our reputation is at stake The original quality
and high character Of these goods will be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have al
redy obtained sale every town. village parish and
hamlet among civilized nations. Base imita tors try
10 come as near name and style rs they can, and
because good article cannot be sold low poor
one, they find support from parties who do not
care " hat they sell. Be on your guard See our
private stamp over the cork ss51os 4c a.
1- P. II. DRAKE 4 CO.. New York City.
Saratoga Spring water sold by all Druggists.
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1880 % 10 Z JIG 80 rY7iHTU-I % =
Who wouAnst bs'beaptifsla Who would add tn
their beauty? What gives that marble purity and
disisgn appearance We observe upon the stage and
in the city beHf 1t is uclonger secret. They use
Magan's Aag.shs BsaA.s Iss con siuued use removes
tan freekles, PimPsa and ronEhness, from the face
and leaves The compile xion smooth trans-
pareus, bloominR and ravishingo Unlfe- NAM eos
msties, aatersl injurious to The skin.
ANY Druggist viii sfder i, ir yos ii net On hand NJ
50 cts. per bottle 81. -..,.-.,rr
81 tse ". E. HAGAS, Troy, y. T., Chemist
DEAAS BARNES s Cow Wholesale A stsNY]
= - .sUT7 vtiE7st5L ses
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1.-THE sooa Tag 10 . hist of rsssiVts for pssotane
rpsa BY j N. RGRS0N Co., enr the hrxsss
crops OF FlAxSssd raised frm xsvea a0unses tnassS
81 Z - kscw,arxp, iSp.. March LIST, 1857.
Received 81 J W. Bssrs,n o.. Teay$t0l Daisrx.
hing one Of tae s,rsrums oa a.xs>ea - psr sas'r
ASses 'sas = = r0Dpxfucx. zs!Js6. lnd.
ssAs szss RsenxoSs. iSp-, March lst. 1Sos.
Received OF j. Nv. Bars,a . Ca. Twssey & =, Da-
lars being orss of the prsnuns 1axsesas - PER
their sSreeme.t Of March ~, leeea ssa.-s :. =
ers : ISIS s. II. MARTIN. Mites, Ina. hs
RicunoNp, INp. March Isl. 1887.
Receiseacf J. ". Burscn Co.. Thirty $50 Dol
lars being Of the premiums 6axseed, - per
their agreement 81 March 10. 1855. -.
NATHAN MENDENHALi.. Dover, Ind.
t"s< RIcHxoSp, fSp.. March fst, 1856. 4,
Received of ]. W. Barson Co., Forty l440l Doll
lars being of the prrrnums on dGxseed, as per
their acreemert 81 March 10. 1870.
JAMES SMELSER. Richmond, Ind.
R,cHxoSp I'M. March Is. 1857.
Receysd Of Nv. Burson Co., Fifty lSso9 Dol
lars being one of the Jrenirms 6Axssed, a. per
their acreen meat Of March lg. 1888. - 4.
JACOB NELSON, Beech Mirc, Ind.
nT@F5 ess% S-6ws
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Farm and Garden Implements, &C.
OFFERS very large variety of Vegetable Seeds.
" By the paper, ounces pound quart, or bushei :.
Our Stock embraces NEST of tie varieties at
Potatoes also gooj Stock of Yellow Nansemond
Sweet Potatoes, ana Sweet Patatee Sprouts IN their
proper season: Also all kinis snf Nursery. Stock.
Orders bt mil promptiy attended to, and solicited
Richmond, Ma rich IA, 1857. 1WcrA DaISa4w
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FLO UaRISf&c.l

eHQCks Easily Eouf. Bsrks1eas sd Dse -
- INC Corn Meal, 4idilings. Bran, Oil CAKE Neal
Coeeou, Linen and ssEpap1 6sc&s ~ So ~ =.
usnsr1 bsheJ0HA Bell. Gig TIozr stoss~1a
: Narrh 7.iss7. sssn1xsfs az - $780,
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AGUADE MAGNOLIA.

z * shzgs ssHo@I 17 ,a24
BIS .s9sIbbo MSS IL atlw ass-
, msdi 2Hf3AlsE & ysw 7Ei-iuzf ; -
IT .Je.' 90 s,-SBsAcay r'2Solon Single said; they
there severy Tina II he felt "o~ley' in the
morning, he took Plantation Biters if he fes weary
ct night, he took Plantation Btters if he lacked APP
petite, was weak, languid mentally oppressed. nc
took Plantation Bittcrs .nd che sever failed TO set
him on bis pins square and firm. 10 sEas s4f 80
Few persons want any better authority ;bu' as some
NAV just read the following:
. - ~ - fowe much to you, fer verify be-
isve the Plantation aers have savsd my life q -
~ REV. w. H. WAGNER, Madrid, \. y -.
3 % have been great sufferer from
Dy spepsia, and had TO abandon preaching = The
Plantation Bitters have cured me. ss-!se - a1z<s
Rev. G. A. WILDWOOD, New York eIss.
~ had Lost my sppette--was so
weak and enervated l could hardly walk, and had
perfect dread for society The Plantation
Bitters have set me all right y aH b 20
/ JAMES HEIMINHAY, St. Louis, No.
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-prTrpg xLLsfe g cav ,ase l8sys
e ALns OF Administration having been grated
er, deceased late u Wayne county. notice i herrh~
elven 70 an indebted 10 aza Es-sts to pay he sae
r.1sa ssa tf0se hsri1x sA.iss 4epiav 81
fsHens The Estate is sussnsSg - be soSSse - : !
I'd. -t.s.s - ES0S THOMAS, Ada,sx /.
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a9Tse -asiifs5ss sz9aisDd zs21as sd+
e HsimssrssEs inin tabr HAS sGoorinx is no. dr..
AiinstAntsDeons dyes ara composed OF lamar cass.ic
and more OF less destroy he via and beauty Of
see HAIR. Iira tAe original HAIR CoIering. and ha
oeen growing in favor over twenty years II restores
IN mostremarksble manner. las also a beautiful
hairdressng. Soldin IN She's 50 cents ard ST.
y m DEALERS. slinls C<aElNS RET Chemist :.
saratssa Spring Water sold u ii Druggists.
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Commissioners Sale Real Estate,

gUNHE undsrsis ned Commissioners. viii ofisr s4 rub
II lie Sale. on the premises in the Towr OF Hagers-
town. wavns Co. Ind on SATURDAY., March sd. aeSf,
the following Real Estate. tow,t ;The Nest hAaf ~
Of 10; No three s. Black three 81 situated within
the corporate limits Of Hagerstowp, Ind and 70 oe
sold As the propeysy Of J. W Baiieyas the snknown
heirs of Absalom Cunning ham, deceased.
Sale will take place 10 O'Clock A NJ, of said day
The .erms are: Qne-shird OF sse purchaSe-nonsr.
cash IN hand, and the balance II six and twelve
HENRY c. FOX, Commissioner.
Hagerssown, Feb -. 1857. TEas - ERE 49,. =
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l., Lyos's ExrrAtr OF Prkr xaaYcIi e,xsx,si =.
fnd1esti@s N.ua1e, Harsbzn, siek Had che g.
Aesess, fiafIleney. DC, where warming stimuIant
required Its ssssfal and e4si = n.Sf,
nAkes Il cheap and reliable srtiele for eunarr NM
Roses. sofa here, a 20 els per bottle All
Tor ifcSs5Fsse ExtrscfE q axe 10 osher 4 go
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bsbano7THs q daidv Lib : % )
ssiErsao ae.aa 70 Saaa - II
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f5TTAlEE = TIT rT-r15T-- ~
3sdcatsa q zs3siog 3 bn4 sara
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-10
News by Telegraph and Mails.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
l3i24,-a decline.
Lieutenant General Sherman Is in Chi
cago.
The Republican Convention in Chicago
Tuesday nominated John b. Rice for
Mayor.
The fires produced by the great collicry
explosion in Virginia are still burning, and
it is believed tllnt they cannot be eNtin-
quishcd inside Of two weeks.
MOBILE, April 9.-Thc steamboat Benefit
with 200 bales of cotton was burned on the
9TH at Sizeman's woodward, Alabama River.
The City Council of Columbus, on Mon
day night elected Jacob Rinehard, of the
IrestJotc, President, and Levi Wilson, of
the Statesman, City Clerk.
The popular actress Sallie st. Clair, wife
of Charles NJ. Barras, died at Buffalo, Tues
day afternoon.
The Pennington mansion, in Philadel-
phia, is being torn down. 1t was built in
l7Gj; was used in the Revolutionary war
by the British officers; in 1862 it was made
a United States hospital, and, from 1868 to
April !. 1866, it was used as n Soldiers
Home.
ST Bernard's Catholic Church mt Easton,
Pennsylvania, took fire yesterday after
noon, and was totally destroyed. Loss,
$4,000.
Joseph w. Young, eldest son of Prcsi-
dent Brigham Young, lately led to the hy-
mental altar Miss Clara Stenhouse, eldest
daughter of T. b. II. Stenhousc, editor of
the Daiiy telegraph. 1t was the first mari
tai experiment of Joseph.
The Trustees Of the Indiana Agricultur-
al College yesterday sold the scrip for $780,
600 acres of land G. +. Lewis, of Detroit,
bought all but twelve sections for fifty
four and three-eighths cents per acre.
General Sicklcs has agreed that the Gov
ernors of North and South Carolina shall
make appointments to fill official vacancies
in their respective States. What conde-
scention!
An attempt was made on Monday night
to rob the County Treasurer's office at Val
paraiso, Indiana. The outside door of the
vault was forced open, hole drilled
through the inner door, and quantity OF
? powder poured in. That is all.
The Presidents cook is daily expecting
a summons from the impeachment com
Inittee for not putting black pepper in the
soup.
Milliken, the bigamist from Hamilton
Ohio, was discharged from arrest in Chi
cago, on Monday. The prosecuting wit
mess could not be found.
Mr. Gladstone assembled the opposition
liberal members of the British Parliament
numbering over three hundred, at his resi-.
dence in London. The merits of the Derby
Reform Bill were fully canvassed, and (
general opinion OF the inutility OF
the measure expressed. John Bright
recommends the reform leagues to 'get riC
of the bill and its authors" rs soon as pos
sible.
4 small sloop containing three men
named O'Neil. Smith and Jackson, caught
In storm, fifteen miles north of Milwau'
kee on Friday last, was capsi2ed and dis
maStcd, and after drifting two days ant
nights, was discovered by a fishing vessel
near the Michigan shore, and the men res
cued in an exhausted condition, their hands
and feet being so badly frozen as to require
amputation,
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l,ur. 20 in Another War Panic.



LONDoN, April 0.--itis now known that
Napoleon, deeming the possession of Lux
emburg indispensable for the military
security of the French frontier, not long
since commenced negotiations with the
King OF Holland for the purchase Of the
Grand Duchy, and its Incorporation with
the French Empire; but the Fortress OF
LuXemburg, which is one of the strongest
Notifications in Europe, is held by Prus-
sian garrison, and the Prussian Govern
ment, backed by the whole of Germany,
firmly objects to the transfer of the Duchy
to France.
The King of Holland has withdrawn
from any further negotiations on the sub
ject
The French Emperor insists that his
propositions shall be carried out and the
treaty completed. The national pride OF
France has been deeply wounded, and a
wild anti-Prussian feeling has succeeded In
that country.
In the mean time, while the dispute is
pending, both Prussia and France are max
ing military preparations. This threaten
ing state of affairs is the cause of the iinan-
cial panic which now exists in London
Paris and all principal cities of Europe.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News and Gossip.


WAsuNGroN, April 0.-The President
this morning issued a warrant of pardon
to Z. b. Vance late Governor of North
Carolina. The pardon was issued upon
the recommendation of "A large number of
members of both branches of Congress.
The counsel of Surratt have, II Is al
legged determined to make formal applca-
ton for Booths diary. on the ground that
it will be of great Importance to their eli
ent, rs going to show that Booth looked to
no aid or comfort In the work of assassina-
ton ut the hands Of John Surratt.
Governor Salisbury has appointed James
A. Bayard, of Wilmington, United states
Senator, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator Riddle. lie will take his
scat at once.
The Presidenthas nominated Col. Capron,a
of Illinois, Commissioner of Agriculture,
to succeed Mr.. Newton. Col Capron will
undoubtedly be confirmed. He has the
recommendation Of several Radical Sena-
tors, and besides is urged by most of the
leading agriculturists and agricultural so
cieties In the country.
The Senate made but one confirmation
to-day, that of the nomination of General
Sol Meredith, of Indiana, rs Surveyor Gen
eral of Montana. His previous rejection
was reconsidered and he was confirmed by
eight majority.
At brief session of the Cabinet to-day,
MaXimilian's brothers petition for the
kindly Offices of the United States Govern
ment on behalf of the fugacious Emperor,
to protect him from any irregular treat
ment, not permitted by the laws of war was
considered further.
1t is not deemed proper to do anything
Othcr than Teterate our request that JuaTeZ
take proper steps to prevent any improper
treatment of the detunct Emperor should
he fall into the hands of the Liberal army.
The Russo-American Treaty was ratified
to-day in the Senate by q vote of thirty
seven to two, Fessenden and Yates. The
treaty will be mt once officially promul-
gated by the State Department, unless it be
decided to await the appropriation of seven
and Il half millions of dollars, which must
originate in the House before it can pass the
Senate.
The greater part of the regular army is
protesting against the confirmation of Cen
cral Rousseau as Brigader General. His
confirmation on Friday last was to-day re-
considered, and the vote on confirming
him will be taken tomorrow.
The Senate agreed to-day to adjourn on
Friday next, and has notified the President
to that cilccl,
Colonel Joseph H.. Carr, of ofWooster, Ohio,
! formerly of the Fourth Ohio regiment has
been appointed Assistant Assessor for
Wayne County, i'm the Fourteenth Ohio
District, in place Of Eugene Pardee, re-
moved
The President is quite i'll to-day; never
| theless he constantly attended to business
in his Office. His pains are acute, and his
condition absolutely demands rest but a
desire to complete matters that must be
presented to the Senate before its adjourn
ment has kept him constantly at laborious
official duties contrary to the advice of his
| physician.
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN,

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN g. THURMAN,
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL 5. UHL, 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:
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, Of Cuyahoga.
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MUST 9E = OF II,
To clean sweep.
Go They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New g. Desirable Goods

We oG,l to sell mt prices corresponding with
present times.
Mr. strauss is hCr also Ior the purpose OF max.
ing known to the community at lHi Rc, that our
facilities are lar superior TO any other similar
business house for the reasons:
!. We buy our Goods Tor Cash only.
.. We buy our Goods in the Eastern market di-
rect irOm the mills or their agents.
D. We have them cut and made uy the most
scientific Cutters and hest Tuilurs
a. We have always the latest styles in Patterns
and Makes
D. We have them manufactured under the eN.
elusive control of our long experienced partner l.
T.. Strauss.
q. We rcccivcconstantly fresh supplies from our
WhOlcs tlC house in Cincinnati
Z. We receive them AT 'RsT COST, not paying
ANY PROFIT At ALL.
We don't labor under he w expenses
q. We are not ia the habit e.. mIsrclrcscntinE
our goods.
10 We have o'l our capital ana energies en-
plOyCd in this business. and
Which is the mostimportant we sell goods with
the smallest prolt.
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Light Dawning.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., April 9.-Miles
Ross, Democrat, was chosen Mayor, and the
Democrats carry majority of the City
Council.
LoCKpoRr, n. Y, April 9.-Mr. James
Jackson, jr, was elected Mayor, and the
whole Democratic city ticket
ALBANY, n. " April 0.-The charter
election resulted in the election of the
Democratic city ticket by l,G00 to LOO
majority. The Democrats elect six out of
ten Aldermen, and seven out of ten Super
Visors
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false friz1cs your switchcs,your
wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth a igi
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice In your own luXurtant hair.
REPARATOR CAPlLLl.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause IL may have fallen OUT aud forcing
growth OF hair upon the face, IL has no equal; II
will force the beard 10 grow upon the smo0thest
face in from five TO eight weeks or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months, A rev lBno-
rant practitioners have asserted that there moth
ing that will force hasten the growth of the halr
or beard their assertions are false, as thousands
of living witnesses from their own eNperencol
can bear witness, But many Will say, now are we
to distinguish the gem iue from the SPURIOUS II
certainly Is dtcult as nino -tenths OF the dlner
ent preparations advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely worthless, aud you may have already
thrown away large amounts in their purchlSe'
10 such we would say, try the keparatof CAppui !
&c win cost you nothing unless II ully comes up TO
our representations IL your Druggist does not
keep IL, send us dollar and we VIII forward II,
postpaid, together with q receipt for the money,
which will be returned you ON Application, pro-
vidmg entire satisfaction is not given. Address
| W. 4. CLARK 4 Co, Chemists,
! No West Fayette street,
April is8T-diycis SYRACUSE n, \.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-10
The Southern Mood.

New ORLEANS, April 0--The crevasses
in the river at Baton Rouge are beyond
control, and all attemps to close them have
been abandoned. The richestsugar regions
in the State are ruined for this season. The
Marelgo crevasse has completely inundated
the Black river country, the most product
I've cotton region in the South.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-10
Destructive Fire.

WILKEsBARRE, PENN, April "a de-
structi yc fire here to-day destroyed twenty
buildings. Loss about 100000; insurance,
$4,000
the buildings burned. The Wyoming Bank
WINS saved.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-10
The Grent Eastern.

NEW YoRK, April 0.-Among the pas
sengers per Great Eastern were Cyrus w.
Field. NJ, Duchaillcr, the celebrated African
traveller, and Bishop Jackson, of Iowa.