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New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .AUsvsr 10
CLEARED.

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'IsS 81 5S Aemse Bourne. Richmond Norfolk asa
s%h Frs5sosa sherwood Portland With mdse and PASS TO j.
shO Wm Yeo CofP nssu HOres Cardiff days With .rosd
Cua July 22 ia st 60 long a. saw 'eAraeh ''h "
fIs slrt .'S% Gls of Ss%aysa Black Barb,oe II days . sugar.
Bars Albert & Isreque France i' days t'l''' 10
Rsrs s' Helena & Sburne ST. con Bay dsy vita e.l
Boyd lnckn the hurricane Of Tie ~ inst "'' sans ana ''s
Barteane Lspshtcr Babr Havana 10 days With moas' 10
FSe % & ySy Star Behr Barbados I2dsys With mOs..e, to Bhop
Bro. Left brig Harry AubreY, Hammond from hewfo Just ar
s Edith Putnam Lpgan C B., 10 days With coal to Simpson
B Scotland Crores and from Bab,doei 10 days With nOaass
Bls BeaTtf cosksr Min River ia day with lcEvOOd &c, TO-
Henry De csrdos Co Had light winds and calm. dTnsf s Pc.
% IS to@s en.2 during .Ss Sish had I'D :.r;s
10th dragged anchor
hig Julia " CarDey doing her soms gAs
En- lila tBr DSan sgez ga Is day, vita sugn Bss
Son ! Ce.
Bg T;o Brothers osi John Butlrr hasnss i,y' sth
moe Rey.e Aug H. ia st - 1 long 70 ~ spete
bark Jones Windsor s., from hsn,.no Tor fanoate oE
oers n DAYS out with cargo cedar Had os foreoysin.s spd
head sf oeas sprung Le brig caSa nom New r0ri sr-
Bg MaShahs 26f Maitland. n So DOasAs cais 80 dys with
wine &c 20 j. b. WhItuey Co .
Be Village Belle Br Morrison Cow Bay II days With coal 10
scbr R Waters Folsom TsmPicO Bay Jcy M with us le, s
Bod Had At winds most the Passed hoash
some Les chr Enterprise (Bnl Bsass,l
for Newok days side Wheel T. s. hgAte arrived NE eA
July Is -
Sehr Jobn CBr cOs HslhI ls aays with plaster 70
Crandal. UmphfAy Co.
Seh iasSs Wess0roOk Iitohn Portland With hmbu Holy
scG Sssd1 tBrl socumb windso s., II iay With D.''" to
SeL ers Baneker Ellis 10 days With rubber ss$n
Everett Sailed With schr T. g. hnlsbL nI
Len Isabel NeSiork day aud sesr oasAn
dschargng
sehr vqper Bogert, Charleston days
schr Aicc Ada, Mears, Virginia ~
Schr S. W. Bunnel. Bunnel OeorgetoHo ~ '"
Sci pbcuY Johusou Portland with lumber 70 noEoh ~ufv'
Schr. JeL Frye, -, Ne~ha'ta'
SPOKEN.
slr J. Spencer irsm PblaepAa lor csrdsn' A's IN ht "
long a o. ~, yoh "a, Malas. Jsly 20 IN lat % ID Z
long 81 .-------z----.-----
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Sa6ings 8aubs.


METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
IVA oeeagying Their r,,c ,,orsv
MARBLE FIRE~PROOF BASkING-IOuSEs
Eos.l and 3 Ihird-ayeune,
opposite Cooper Institute
DEPOSITS of 81 20 45l00O received, and .....~
PER CENT INTEREST free fom tar allowed on hLb sohac
Hank open noo 10 a m to p. M also MONDAYS WBDRRS-
DAYS. and SATURDAYS from TO p . =, .,,,,,,, n.
7. w. LILLiE, See lsAAN !. s.lIln Hsss-
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK-Eight-ave
~ cor Of Pourteenh PER CENT INTEREST pad on All
$500 Deposits made on or before sept J. s draw
interest from Sept l. X H. MAy5Ai FIsuern a,
X II. Bull, Secretary >. .. OOSoIaal. w. Ioes
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS-BANK,
IN Corner Of Thirty iOurthsL and kiyathsye ~ ,,,.,.
DEPOSITS made before the FlRSI Of ANI UNih
date SIX PER CENT lNikhhsI rsD'
ofta Open DAILY from a 70 m aso on MOnDAi'
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from % % 9oosE
PKKnsKioK L. vuLrs See JOHN hOOrsh - fIes
CIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK, AstOr-place.-
- Open daily from lO for deposits aud payments hs
~ 200 received.
NoCRThe usual dividend the rate Of cent
free viii be paid the deP0tos Tor the
payable and the 5n Of August Int est
vail be placed the credit othe ceposor And STa" h's"ss
BNOney deposited up the 10Th Of 4ugn.. WIN draw Interest,"
from the lst Of said month :. = SLOAN seeieSl.-
TNHIRD-AVE. SAVINGS BANK,
II CORNER OF TWBNTY-sIXTH-ST ST. AND IHlRD D.Ayh
Open daily from N. H. aDd on hOhDAI "bDhhS-
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from to g. r ,rsr ,vrpu
Deposits from 81 to $500 received and s Fhh OENI NH"
ESr paid.
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n1cCrNnEPS .APRrTEn

PROM LIVERPOOL i6-In steamship CITY Of Ne. foftmn
aHd family Mr. and M James Tsf hae Tar MT ana nts
s. Cleehom Mr Bartlett Mr. and Mrs j. n Steerns h
Louisa Paiuson Atkins J. B. Ham Charles MAJ v
Pemann Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Wild BroiDeI shirley ".
L. Miller BrOnel ami family Mrs Harris Ma Boash,
Master G. Broneu r. W. Arnold j. T. Burns f0eis'.
Rev F. 81 Meagher s. Leon, }. Preston
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OFFIcE sEwYORK PROVIDENCE AsD BosToSl
RAmRoAD Co. srosTSGToy, July 90 iabl
KINHE ROARD of DIRECTORS. under author


TNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS, under author
Stockholders their Annual Meeting 10 Sepe
1864 and acts the Legislatures Of Rhode Island ana
1863 decided increase the capital stock
from 75I 81 1000 the purpose Of purchasing the con
trolling line Of In connection With this road
The DbUton Stock will be made and Stockho
registered upon the Books Of the Company August Will be e
tied is the number OF shares thea
held them provided Eoy Mess d. MORGANS SONS New
the Company that they will avail Of the rgt
amer which date all stock NOS sub
bed present Shareholders will be awarded parties who
stand ready 10 take the
Payments win be called for during the mouth Of sepen'
Der By order ol the Board 80 49,, D-.,-.
II 49,.
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financial.

NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the Stock
IN holders of the FRENCH CREEK MINING COMPANY VIII DO
Company, No ls Nasanst, Ne"iok Oh
- - -' i w. DAVIS Secretary
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Western Reserve, good to o,,.,o.

kTTEISooS PRovIsIoN MARKET, u o'oLoCh h-Po,E haS
- ~ GOOD demand; prices have improved, and close
grc,. saIss of 900 bbls., cash. at S2j -. ,
t,,rI1pI ttfN-Tho market Crude weaker, With
i - - moderate business doing. Refined, In bond. Is
{ {{o"t Change: tho demand has been moderate. The
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washlngton News and Gossip.


WAsHINGToN, June 20.--There is good
reason for saying that Mr.. johnson will not
communicate officially with Congress until
that body has made known its plans aud
purposes. IL Is intimated that he wants the
Radicals TO first settle who Is President, he
or Sheridan.
Santa Annals son has protested against
the action of Commodore Rowe In arrest
ing the chief at Vera Cruz. The protest is
directed to the United States Consul at Ha-
vana. This affair involves our Governs
ment In an awkward complicatiOn--the re-
suit of an imbecile naval officer taking
senseless responsibility with British
captain to play second hddle.
Counterfeits on the Third National Bank
of Philadelphia have been long circulating
and the Treasury had stopped It's issue.
Detectives captured, in Dnnbury, Conn,
principal GaylOr, and brought him here.
The detectives fouHd In n cave near Dam
bury 100000 in counterfeit Sl0s, S20s aud
S50s, and all the apparatus.
Henry Tauskey and Henry Rich are on
trial charged with defrauding the Internal
Revenue Department out of nearly 100000
by surreptitiously removing q quantity of
distilled spirits, about 500 barrels, from their
dlstillery.
This was the fourteenth day of the Sur
ratt trial. Several witnesses were called.
but there was no direct testimony of any
weight, till Werchmdn took the stand His
appearance created quite sensation when
he first appeared; he seemed to be much
agltated; the prisoner fixed his eyes upon
him aud looked at him steadily and with
out change of countenance all through the
long examination. All of the testimony
was given slowly and with the utmost de-
liberation. vH Urh
He testified tointimate relations between
himself, Booth. Surratt. AtZcrot and Mrs.
Surratt, detailing different Incidents of
meetings, &c, at Mrs Surratt's house and
other places, but said he did not see young
Surratt after parting with him at the
Metropolitan Hotel, In this city, where
they partOok of oysters and bade each other
goodbye, Snrratt saying he was going to
MOntreal-had not seen him since till he
saw him here on trial.
The instructions TO the new Minister at
the City of Mexico personally express the
desire of this Government to JuareZ that
Macmillan should not be treated other
wise than As prisoner of war. These in-
structions were forwarded in duplicate,
last Saturday, from New Orleans, via Vera
Cruz, aud also via Galveston and Matamo-
ras.
General Swayne forwards an order which
he has Issued in Alabama, abollshing what
Is known as the State Stamp Act, aud re
pealing the law forbidding the circulation
OF certain illustrated Journals 10 the State
which was intended. II Is stated, to prohibit
the sale of Ha,per's Weekly.
The Star says there exists little DISPOSE
tion In Washington in favor of a prolonged
session of Congress at this time. In fact
the desire of all the members already here,
is to close the approaching meeting the
moment the requisite explanatory recon-
struction legislation can be consum-
mated.
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A Queer Case.

NASHVILLE, June N.--An interesting tri-
al is progressing in the Circuit Court. it is
in regard to will made by the wife of II
Colonel Williams, of Philadelphia. This
Colonel was on General kosecrans' staff,
and. under the pretense of protecting the
property of a Mrs. Brown, ascertalned how
much she had, and then married. the daugh-
Ter, not however, with the consent of the
mother. The young wife died in a year or
so after her marriage, when Colonel Will
liams produced will made by her at or just
after the time of her marriage, witnessed
by total strangers and of course in favor of
the husband, who had often Doasted of his
acquisition In that manner. Her relatives
are trying to break the will.
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After the Deserters AGAIN.

New YORK, June 27.-GOvernment Off
GERS are making one of their periodical
raids on the whisky manufacturers of this
city, and the result thus far has been the
seizure Of eight Of the large establishments
for the noncompliance with the revenue
laws.
There is a vast amount of compromising
done. The temptations are said to be too
great for mortal men. Even detectives
have been known to give way, and accept
lucrative partnerships in the very concerns
they were set to watch and expose. All
this goes to prove the impossibility of OBJ
tanning all the revenue from this source,
without the employment of such host of
officers, at high salaries, as would devour
all the profits, and defeat the object of the
tax imposed.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance OF an order and decree Of the Pro.
Il bate Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio. made
In y cause pending in sAit Court, wherein Frances
BenkhOn, by her guardian, Lawrence ButI Jr., Is
petitioner and said war'i and others are defend.
ants shall oner for sale at the door Of the court
July 1857 at two O'Clock p n, the following de.
seTibed real estate situate in the city Of Dayton.
county Of Montgomery, and state Of Ohio, to wit;
Part OF lot numbered sixteen hundred and sixty.
three 66s), said part of said lot frOnts twenty.
six feet and three inches on Jefferson street, and
runs back the same width TO an alley, and IL the
north part OF said lot No, 1 Sos
Terms Of Sale -One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid on the day OF sale Ons-third In
year and one third In two years from said day Of
sale, TO bear interest from day Of sale, and be
cured by mortgage on the premises
Said lot IL appraised at $500 and not sell for
less than two.thirds Of the appraised value there.
of LAWRESCE BUrZ, JR,
Guardian OF Frances Benk hOn.
JOHN J. AcEERNAN, Atty for Petitioner
Dayton, o, June 10, 1897 IunSl9-ditwAt-tl
lYolkEeitung please copy
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Resolved, That the several states com mposing the
Ontte6 states, are not united ON thp principle Of
unlimited submission TO their GenerAl Govern
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title OF Constitution OF the United States, and OF
amendments thereto, they constituted a General
government, for special purposeE-deleRnted 60
that Government certain definite powers, reserv.
ing, each state 70 itself, the residuary mass OF
right 20 their eifgOyernmenti and inst when
ever the General Government assumes undelegA-
ted power, Its acts are uuAuthoritative, void and
OF no force; That to this compact each State Ac.
eeded AS state and 10 an integral party, its Co
states forming, ms to itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
made the exclusive or final Judge Of the extent Of
the powers uoegated 70 itself, since that would
have made It's discretion and not the Constitution,
the me sure Of its p1wersj but that. as in all
other cases OF COMPACT AMONd POWERs HAVING
NO oohhoN JUDGE, EACH PARTY mas AN EQUAL
RidHr TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, As WELL OF tNFBAC-
T1ONs AS OF TuEMODB BAHDMEAsURR OF REDRESS -
zAe fsrst Rsafuckv RssOivttOA ef l7gs.
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN ERGER, REAL
estate AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale.
rwenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
As 900.
Also six Farms-three In Darke, two in Mont
aomery and one In Van Vert County.
rae unilersig gned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance 01lce, when not out on business
or At the Post ONCE corner
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal
any lR-tf
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO law, notice is hereby given that
II THONAs j. 8. saiTH, J. A. wALrERs, c. T..
VALLksDi0aAM GEORsE w. HoUK, q. b. HAR.
nAH. ADAN sHYDRR 8. WooDsuh, ID, A, HoUE,
frIIOn IA o. Lowe JOaN L.. BKLvILLE, ALBERTUs
OTfoNN joan BRoADRUP, DENNIS DwYHR, SAM.
pIL mays and J0HN MoELwKE, have associated
90 FORM an IRHUH kRcB COMPANY for the purpose
arse specified in section OF the Act 10 regulate
Insursnee companies" passed April lb, 1887, and
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
BY said act aud the act OF May l. 1859 the princ-
pal Oce Of said com paRy 20 be located al Dayton,
Montgomery County, Ohio.
Dayton, May 1, i68T-dAtW
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10 400 Shares amounting 800 600
Certificates of these Shares will be inclOsed In
envelopes exactly alike, sealed up, mixed well
together numbered on the outside and deposited
in boxes, subject to pubic inspection. Any per-
son sending 30 cents for the certificate can order
any num or he may choose IC he Is pleased with
what the certificate calls Tor he can then send e.
and obtain u deed for the land, no matter what 1t
may be, whether Lot worth from IS to $50, or "a
Farm worth from 500 to s25 900. All Farms worth
over 81 900 will be redeemed in Hreenbacks, should
IL be pre- erred. subject to deduction of 70 per
cent. TO cover expense OF sales, sc. Any number
of shares can he taken by individuals Clubs VIII
he received at 10 per cont discount, with an extra
certificate TO the getter up of the club;
Address, with money, and stamp inclosed Tor
return postage, u. BANDEk,
Rappahannock city, Culpepper Co., Va
Via Bealeton Station, U. and a. H. Il.
p. S--RappahRnnock City Is In the midst OF the
gold mining district, in Culpepper County, nnd
clifton in the coal and oil region in buchanan
County, on Louisa Fork of Big SANDY River.
The shares are sold 50 cheap to induce lmmlgra-
tion and settlement. June2t
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PURLIO NOTICE

NOTICE 10 hereby given to whom Il may con
~ eern, that | have this day been appointed
aud 9nAllned as Administrator OF Harvey BlAnCh.
ard, late or montgomery county, OHIO receased
Al persons having claims against the e,tHte OF
sent tho me 10 me, aud all persons Indebted 10
laid estate are required 10 settle the same With me
,,,,-. HENRY G. GRAVES
Dayton o., Juae 20. lss7-tlitaWSt-GRs
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been appoint ed and quail.
i fed by the Probate Cour OF Montgomery COUP
l., Ohio Executor upon the estate ofJames Brooks
late Of said County deceased Those knowing
settle with said Executor and those having
claims against said estate will present them for
allowance. JEFFERSON A. WALTERS,
May 30. 1857 d2t w9t-E3S Executor.
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Business gotifes.
DYSPEPSIA! !!
DoCToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. SrRICKLAND'I

Tonic Is cOncen'
rated preparation Of Roots and Herbs, with
hutlaclds and carminatives to strengthen
che stomach and nervous system, lt ls :
certain remedy for Dyspepsia OF lhalges'
zion. Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Aci liz
ty OF the stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Il is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
.uited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept =
persons. For sale by all Druggists eVeryss
where at 81 per bottle.
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ID. y. POTTLE.
Horse ShoeinR Shop,

COR. sT. CLAIR AND THIRD sT., DAYTON, o
Having established my shop at the shove locA
tion, viii give particular attention to ShoeinE
hortss that Interfere. or are rouhled with quarter
rantee satisfaction on all work, Charges reason.
able, Apfsk at. dsm
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that petition win be
IN presented, 70 the Commissioners OF Montgom-
cry ounty, Ohio, at their session on the drst
Monday In July, 1887, = petition, the object amt
prayer OF Will n viii be TO procure the appoint
ment OF Commissioners 70 lay out and establish q
free turnpike road, as follows; Beginning ob
George Emrlek's corner, lying At or near the mid
die OF the east boundary line Of the northeast
Miami Township. Mont gone ~ County, Ohio run d.
ming thence north 20 AleKandsrsville, village in
said township, by grading, bridging and mprov-
Ing the county road running from the sHid I'm, ,
rick'S corner 70 the said village OF AlexandHrS-
Vile. MANY PETITIONERS
june B. ,6T.dlt .wAt.sa
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR;
DANIEL s. 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
z WM. SHERIDAN, ,.of Williams.
l FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES. ofCuyahoga.
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MAD RIVER ICE

Having put up the largest and most select stock
OF ICE ever put up In the city and hAvInk mere M,
Cd my facilities Tor delivering, am pre- AIRED 10 al,
0rders promptly, In small or large quauttirs
MAtonsMiii p1ts dailA through all IaIts oi the
lsAA BlMM will act as Foreman OF this
branch OF my business
Orders for PATENT KINDLING hlled eycry
aiterhoon GIVE u a trial. p. HlMM
FHrch 4, i66i-dhm First ST.. Head OF Hasin
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NOTICE

hereby given that Joseph Fenstermaker haS
y heeh duly appointed aud qualified a. Admiris
iTAtor o. the estate OF Joseph 'Hoeh deceased late
Df Montgomery County Ohio 49, '7'~
r., JOSEPH FENsTERMAKER.
hated this stb day Of June, is67-Wst.. q
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CUpE | DIR. Strickland's
Plies. 'Gr PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief and effects a permanant cure
Try 1t directly. 1t is warranted 10 cure. 4
For sale by all Druggists at 30 cts. per
bottle.
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IL warranted to be the only preparation
known 70 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencst
Asthma, Whooplng Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. 3
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, II
heillng, softening, and expectorating, an
particularly suitable forall affections ofthG
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. ian3
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PosroFFIoE, DAYTON, o., May 10. 1867,
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
close AZ this ofhce rs follows;
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT.


fTHe Lfff1s Home for a Family IN AddisOa 7otOA.
SAip
I'm MONDAY the first day of July A ID. 1857
~ at O'Clock In the afternoon on the premises
wili be sold TO the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property OF Jacob witmann
deceased to.wt: Situate In the County of Mont.
gomery, and State OF Ohio, being part of sectiun
IL. IN township g. Range 4 east dc., bounded by
beginning at the northeast corner OF the southeast
quarter oil said section, and running from thence
VIII the section line $. degs T. 10 chains TO a
stone thenee 70 legs W 10 chains To a stone in
said north line 70 degs. 10 chains TO the place
o. beginning, containing ten (iO) acres be sold
JresV d0tesr SAID property WAS appraised Tree
OF HoS sr at slloO, and cannot sell lor less than
TEkhS-ODe third or the purchase money 10 be
paid cash on tho day OF sale, third In one and
One-thlrd In two years thereafter; deferred nav.
mentt 70 bear interest and TO be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
JACKSON McNELLY,
deceased.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. June6 l6oT.w,I.
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C. W. LOWE,
Wholesale and retail
Trunk Mandatory,

Has removed TO
NO. 900 THIRD STREET DAYTON, OIL.
IL cling Trunks, vallses aud travelling Bags,
Bonnet Boxes, etc, of better manufacture Rld
over prices than they can be purchased inCIn
binnAtl or elsewhere.
Work Warranted. moody
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ID. n RTMM.

FIRST STREET. uIEAD OF THE BASIN
HAS ipst received large, fresh and complete
IL stock OF
Groceries, Of All Kin DIS
FOR sALE-oHE HUNDRED BARRELs OF
Smiths beat Family Flour, an extra article.
Two Car Loads Michigan PeAchblow Potatoes.
Five hundred barrels sweet Cider
4. BIMM, First Street
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THIS popular House has recently been re mod ,
i eled and thoroughly reatted and renovated
aud is now opened TO the public under new aus
pIees. IL is conveniently located 20 the business
portion OF the city and is near the railroad depot
No pains Viii be spared to make u the nrst-elass
all trains. Good stahling on the premises Jai7dtf
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Clothing.
GARD.

DERMlT me, through the columns Of The Day
Il ton Empire to thank our Mind patrons In the
city and its vicinity, having i,unG that our one
price system has given entire satisfaction to every
body. We therefore have the assurance o. COu-
tinuing on TO serve our customers In tht same
manner Allow us once more to thank you all,
trusting TO have a share ol your kind patronage
in the future.
IF. STRAUSS 4 BRO,
3N Third street,
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sJtw Sdrtrtisemtnts.
gFw advertisements.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $5.
9,OOO Farms and 10, 900 Building / ots
FOR SALE,
IN THE
Gold and Oil Regions of Virginia
10 be sold In shares of
FIV e DOLL a ES y ACH
FIvEDOLLAr AIRS BACH


AS follows:
Niue valued ayS psi''' az 'O'''''s .''i' ' 2S 100
OIL p valued S Il at { ''' 'O1'"S =. ~ . 1000
Farms OF 60 uores each. containing
Gold ore, 50 900 uulece. ........ .... 10 700
Farms OF 40 acres each, containing
Coal or oil, e. 900 apiece ..........-. 1000
10 Farms Of 20 acres each, containing
Coal or oil. fi 900 apiece. ............ 10000
Coa ai' or o On "a $500 spisee Gee" 10000
100 Farms OF acres euch, containing
CUul or Oil, 900 apiece BOD. 90. ...... 1900
400 RappahHnnOck City Lots, 800 by 100
feet each, $50 apiece .......... ....... $4,000
400 RapPahannuck Ci,y Lots, 100 by 100
feet each, $40 apiece. .............. lBOO
400 RHppAhannuck City Lots, 90 by lOU
ieGt each $40 apiece. e.................. 5000
800 Rappahnnrock City Lots, 20 by 100
feet each, $40 apiece. ................. 5000
''' S. Sai2 apiece Sy lo' 20 =! lOOiVe' '4O 10000