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The New York herald., 1867-04-08

Brutal Attack with . Raxsr-Departurc y
Thieves for tho Paris Exposition.
TRoy, April 7, 1867 7
James skelly attacked 1homas Hughes with a razor
In this o'ty this morning, isicng i've terrible wound
In the head-all pepstrstingthe skull completely sever
Ing the temporal artery Hughes VIII probably a,
sksly had jus served tern in States prison. and hs
fed II was the most brutal assault ever known here
and was without cause other taan liquor.
Captain James A. Cross formerly provost marshall o.
General Hooker's stan was suried here to-day, wit
Imposing military and civil hoaorn
large number Of thieves froA all this section
the State preparing 70 save for the Paris Expot
tion. Some have already saxcds
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Fnr EAsrrosr, NJ -Ascas nmn css R,ose "ut in she
Soiidns on Assdsns wharf occupied By Mr. Leland and
grocer in Esstpost Ma The building ~ w sosssy Z 49, ,sd
by Mr. whalcn, on the corner OF wmer mscs' ~ 49,
partially burned The loss estimated st VIE
is mostly insured Many Of the merchants rem0ves
their stocks f. y. Webster, W. a. j. Campbell wnnes
ell Dyer Bbber and others lost from ~ 00 70 Nevv
by having goods stolen The Home insurance. comPsV
Of New Haven % the lASgeet Isses
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HARRssuRo, Pa, April !, 81
So'n'ns 49, ,'v zerne has been receive the
pfSa"P"0a quiet
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Trial Of Colonel Browne.
OTTAWA, April !, 1857
Parliament is proroeued until the 10th OF May.
The trial Of Colonel Browne, the abscondng
OF the militia, was commenced In hontrr
The evidence IL strong against him.
The discount on American ,r.o'oes '~e"s =
cent -.
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small pox, and closely knit the akin Ike ivory.
A.-LRxAIL DE PARIS inparss brilliant eomrs1i,ss
ssd sO white snd a ,s S., :sn Sold Dy y
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FsS Z; s%.::s sss:sis p s, and The
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ss s ny sfsS: sSs s,s. SFSSST
and others by the u.s Se sbEso procure TI slIb
sSz ySi lisa =; iSLRSsSCEESS: & "A 81:
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srsSse,I, sr 2 \; Ga,cs: gEASDRErH HOUSE. New York
AssogLsgIE sol VT. DIVORCES ogrArrED-IN NEW YoR,
mna ssSis. where desertson Ac, IL sunicient cause
~nous publicity o. Zee IN advance. Consuisaons free
- nomEs. Attorney, ~ Nassau street.
A ss0LUTE pIyoRcEs oBrArNsD IN ANY STATE
srssd until divorce Il Sood IN svsry State No
o1ORok LINCOLN. LAWYER @ Nassau street, ife'
yH4CoLATE MoULDs AND METAL srAMpINo
= C,ocose Mouds csn be procured - rood a. impored
~ nosfy bali me prfce Also Metal StAnnppr hoih rs
~ % nna 2rnamsatai By JAMES sHBK6Y IS MsdIssorn
1IvokCks OBTAINED FROM THE COURTS or ruIs
& 80 otner essos with ~ ttle publicity A. jesslv @
Svcs es IA styi or dssertion suncient
=. kINo, Councillor .. Law. M Broadway. =.
DETER CO0PBRs oELATrNR
1ntee dslc'oust Jelltsa, Blanc NANCE Chsr,o,,. p.
J, With Ercatease Drecticns for - lin ~ husse
y sFooefs ana drussiss. Depot IL Burl,ns 5g,s
AEILLA VANILLA BEANS VANILLA pr.y.
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VAvrInI,APnvAsILLA vsrII,s n.s BEANS, VANILLA BEANS
sssns f0s sale BY TAFT TYLBR 81 Csdas ssSH vanilla
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A -LEMArL DE PARIS APPIlED TO THB SKI
"A. before washing WI prevent frsekling tanning
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ASsOLgIE DIVORCES oBrArNED-rN NEW YoR.
whout publicity Or fee IN advance cause
n. H0WES, Attorney "a Nssssn ssre..
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sssms 70 the managers Indispensable 70 procure
. commodoas bouss for . temporary home.
r1e.s cpeneons muse oe extenoed and arrangements
made for providing work. and all thng1 cali for money
ana money must Be had Contributions that from
congregations in the churches be increased by p
dvdua donations and the experiment must have fair
uiaL Do not permit u to fail FOR want OF money. We
are responsible for the great evil which acts the COM
dragged our sisters down Oh men 1t is your part
redeem your sex from the awful responsibilities resting
On tnem your part bind up the broken hearts
o. the victims OF your brothers lust The work holy
one out IL needs the united help Of the Christian men
ana women OF the whole community TO render il sue
cesauL That united help will not be wanting, and God
viii olees the work and bring forth rich harvest and
the good WORK.
AZ the conclusion OF the sermon there was collection
made In aid OF the mission
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A-L'EMAIL DE PARIS iuparts q brilliant comrex@s
and sof white and skin. Sold by ISAbE
621 Broadway. and all the best druggists porfumers -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15
Eve and Ear

DIR. Harter, Oculist and Aurist, of Troy,
Ohio, distinguished for his great success in
curing Blindness and Deafness and the va
rious defects of Eye and Ear, will visit
Dayton-PhGnix House Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, January "a, 25 and 90.
Dr. Harter is resident of Troy, Miami
County, Ohio, and has been for many years,
where ehe made hundreds ofpermanent cures
of diseased eyes and ears. He is in his Of
flee the first week In every month. DR..
Harter has a reputation of the highest
standing as a scientific physician and e
skillful eye and ear surgeon. His referen-
ces are from well known and eminent men.
His certificates of cures are genuine-from
persons of easy reference, with postof1lce
address given so that any one may hear
from them. DR.. Harter cures Blindness,
Deafness, Cross-eyes, Cancers, Club-foot,
Fistula, Hare-Lip, Sore Eyes, Tumors,
Wens, &c. See circulars. ja5dt25
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asIunftary and Cyummfrfial.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, January Ii.
FJoUR-A dull market, and only a small
business Is doing. Quotations are nomi-
nally unchanged. Spring superfine is held
At 80 25@9 70, and winter do. at 80 75@
10 20. Extras range at $40 50@l2 80 for
spring aud fall, aud families at Sl2 25@
l3 so.
WHEAT-The market was heavy to-day,
and prices are lower, for spring-No. 2 was
sold at 81 IL, aud No. at 81 "a. Holders
are asking 2@3c. above these rates. Win
ter we quote at 80 80 for No. 2 and 50 s5@
81 for No. l. No. white is held at 50 95
@3 but we heard Of no transactions.
CoRN-The market was dull, and prices
are dropping. Ear, at the lower roads, was
not salable at the close at over 53c. and sales
were made at this rate. Shelled Corn is
dul at 5S@59c In elevator.
OATs-The demand continues quite light
No. were not salable at over soc. but they
were not offered freely at this rate
RYE-No. was held at 81 1901 20, but
there is no demand at over 81 l5@1 l6.
BARLEY-We continue to quote choice
Fall at 81 70@l 75, and the same grade of
Spring at 81 3O@1 40.
GRoCERTs-The demand continues fair,
and the market rules firm at 23@27c. for
fair to choice Rio Coffee; 11@14c. for raw
Sugar; l594@l6c. for hard refined, and 20
GS0c. for Porto Rico MOlasses.
WHIsKY-The demand was light for
bonded. No sales were reported, but it is
still held at 26c. Duty paid sold to the ex-
tent of so barrels at 81 %.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15
OHIO LOCAL ITEMS.

Cornelius d. Thorp, an old citizen, and a
soldier of 1872 died at his residence in
Cincinnati on the l1th.
On Sunday week Mrs. Henry Netheny,
of Perry township, Licking county, com
mitted suicide by hanging herself
The Marietta Times says that one day last
week Sidney Fuller, aged about fourteen
years, was out skating, and becoming
heated, laid down on the ice to cool off.
Returning home, he was taken sick, and
died the same evening.
On the 18th inst, George Schlicher was
accidentally killed at Brighton Station by
locomotive on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton Railroad.
On last Thursday, a young man named
George Kenely, of Washington county, was
arrested and held to bail in bonds of 81 500,
for Offering $40 counterfeit bill.
The Wayne County Democrat pronounces
the Democratic State Ticket putin nomina-
tion on the sth as zone of the strongest that
could have been put in nomination in the
State"
John Delaheld, Esq, former resident of
Marietta, died in Liverpool, England, on
the 18th ult., in his 55th year.
On New Year night, at Macarthur, Vim
ton County, Ezra Percy was shot in the
head, and died the next day. John Nc
Wherter is charged with the crime, and has
made his escape.
The residence of Mr., Samuel Phillips,
near Marshheld, with the furniture, was
destroyed by fire one day last week. No
insurance.
The Treasurer OF Ross County says that
the Legislature should so amend the law as
to allow farmers to pay their taxes when
they kill their hogs.
The earnings of the Marietta and Gin
cinnatl Railroad, for the year 1865, were
$l,2Os,00O.
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From One Paciflc Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, January IA.
A Jacksonville, (0regon) telegram says
that terrible earthquake was felt at Fort
kiawath on the sth inst. The sky was
darkened with ashes. and the air filed with
sulphurous vapors, which came from the
direction of Kiawath Marsh. Kiawath
Lake had fallen about six feet, and Crooked
Creek was completely dried up.
Three Hawaiians were recently brutally
murdered atPitts Island.
No violence was perpetrated on missions
aries, but they were advised TO leave By a
brother of the King.
The Idaho Legislature passed bill ap-
propriating $4,000 for the support of CATH
Ollie schools.
General Crook had fight with the In
dians on the Owyhee River killing thirty
and capturing the same number Of horses.
The British war ship Sparrow Hawk has
been dispatched 10 demand the release of
the captain and sailors of the wrecked ship
MetOoka, held prisoners by the Indians.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15

The WAY TO SUCCEss.-The true road tC
success is fair, honest and upright way OF
doing business in all branches of trade
Few, ifany succeed, permanently, by any
other course. What business men need, is
the respect and confidence of those who
deal with them. The truth of this theory
is fully illustrated in the case ofH. Schwarz,
the enterprising proprietor of the Eagle
Clothing Store" No. 11s Main street, in this
city. From comparatively small begin
ming, less than two years ago, he has be-
come one of the most popular and extensive
clothing dealers in the city. His store is
daily thronged with customers, and his sue
cess has become "fixed fact" in the busi-
ness operations Of Dayton. The best thing
about it is, that when he sells his customers
goods once, they are always sure to come
back again, for the simple reason that they
find he never deceiyes them-they can
always rely both upon his word and his
goods.
He wishes now TO say to his customers
and the publio-especiall to his country
friends--that he is now receiving the larg-
est and best stock of clothing ever offered
in Dayton. 1t has been selected with spe-
cial reference TO the holiday trade, and
those who purchase will find every thing
as represented. gsrsl ' M =
He takes this occasion to return his sim
cere thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended to'him, and to assure his friends
that no efforts on his part shall be wanting
to merit a continuance Of the favor and
confidence he has heretofore received.
1td&w
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EIR ST.OLASS HNTIN
NOTICE.

ToHN W. SMITH and Margaret smith, his wife
~ viii take notice that Thomas j. ;. smith Of the
county Of Montgomery and state of Ohio did on
the 9Th day Of January, A. ID 1857 file his petition
IN the superior Court within and for the county OF
Montgomery In said State of Ohio against the said
John W smith and Margaret Smith. defendants
setting forth that the said defendants gave "A
mortgage 10 the said Thomas j. S. smith on lot
number twenty-five hundred and thirty.nine
(so59l, IN the city Of Dayton, county and State
Aforesaid TO secure the payment OF $3.50 according
10 certain notes referred 20 in said mortgage and
praying that said defendants may pay said sum
nov claimed - be due, amounting TO $3.50, or that
said premises may be sold To pay the same. and
the said defendants notified that they are re-
quired 20 appear ami answer said petition, on or
before the third Saturday after the 10th lAy Of
February next TiiOS j. S. SMITH.
iSW6
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Mexican s--MaximiIian TO
Quit.
NEw ORLEANs, january III.

NEW ORLEANS, January IA.
By letters OF December 2S, dated City of
Mexico, from the best Informed authorities
In the Imperial Court we have the follow
ing intelligence;
French troops are descending en- masse
to Vera Cruz. General Castlenau leaves
the city some time in February.
General Castelenau and the French
Minister went TO the Emperor's at Puebla.
and obtained promise from him TO abdi-
cate In twenty days.
The Minister of France and General Cas-
telnau left Mexico on the Goth 20 see Max
imilian. They had stormy interview,
and the report is that the Emperor has alb
dicated.
An Austrian frigate TO carry his property
to Europe had arrived at Vera Cruz.
The Liberals are all around the city. The
Americans are desirous ofgetting away and
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taking out their passports. The Liberals
must get possession of the city before long
The present one is the last effort Of the re-
actionists, and IL Is feared It will be des-
perate one.
A battle between the French and Mexi-
cans was fought near Tiaplo. The French
took the town. The Liberals lost forty
killed and many wounded.
A later authority, Vera Cruz, January 8,
says: The Emperor, msled by bad ad-
vice, had resolved 10 continue the struggle,
and had reached the Capital taking up his
abode at Hacienda de la Seja.
IL was believed by many that the En-
poor on the departure of the French,
would abandon the country.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15

CONDITION OF JACOB LAMBERT.-Wele learn
from a gentleman who came from Union
this morning, that Jacob Lambert, who
was shot by Roosa, on Sunday night, was
still alive when he left, and that there was
no pereeptible change in his symptoms for
the worse. We learn that Lambert was
visited by DR.. Reeves, of this city, yester-
day, and he is of opinion that, from the
good constitution of the wounded man, he
may recover.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
Maria wOrman's AdmInl;tratOr vs. Mary IN,

Maria worman's Administrator VS., Mary Theil
ct al
IN pursuance OF an order OF sale granted by the
Probate Court of Montgomery County Ohio /
viii oner for sale at public auction,
On ne aA day Of February, 4. D. 1887,
AT two O'Clock p NJ, at the door of the Court
House the following described real estate:
Situate in the city Of Dayton and county of
Montgomery and In the State II Ohio being the
east half Of the south half Of lot numbered 2SN
according 20 the plat OF said city Of Dayton
Upon said lot there Is neat and comfortable one
story brick house, containing three rooms in.
cludlng comfortable Kitchen
said property has been appraised at S9OO
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; one third
IN one year, and one-third In two years from day
OF sale, with interest the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold
JOHN sCHNABLE
WEEDRLIN ScBxLnAMxR,
}. H. BA6eoTr, Atty's for schnAble. lsWl
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NEW MUSIC.

''Nora O'Neal or, am lonely, tonight,
love, without you"-Song and Chorus. By
viii s. Hays. This is a splendid Song,
with taking Chorus.
''Beside the Sea"-The words of this
beautiful Song were taken from the Gal
bion." 1t is one of the most popular pieces
published.
For sale by Fischer & Bro, No. Sc Jeffer-
son street, opposite Post office.
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YufaYAntirfs.

WANTED.-A boy from fourteen to sew
enteen years old, to attend to the general
work ofa medical office. One Of good and
industrious habits, can have situation inn
mediately, by applying at No. II Jefferson
street. jan15d3
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BEsT's sFnTERs-PR1cE REDUcED.-In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to Sl5. This win place them in the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. jy12dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15

Destructive Fire at Springfield.
The machine shop of Warder, Mitchell
q Co.'s extensive agricultural works, in
Springfield, Ohio, was entirely destroyed
by fire on Saturday night last. The build
ing being Of wood, It was found impossible
to arrest the rapid progress of the flames
upon 1t. The efforts of the steamers, how
ever, saved the mandatory, large brick
building, withits contents.
The loss is reported to be about $4,000
In building, machinery, tools, &c. The en-
tire insurance upon the mandatory, ma
ehinery, tools and agricultural implements
is S21, 500
On the shop, materials and tools, the
risks In the Dayton companies are as fol-
lows.
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GB- Up to this date (the 10th inst.) there
is to be paid in the city of New York &c.,
1865 principal, and about $4,000 interest,
on the public debt by the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund of Ohio, who are now
in New York for that purpose.
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Missouri Villainies.
81. LOuIs. Jannarv i

oT. LOUIS, JANUARY n.
The parties who bought the Iron Noun
tain Railroad and the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad for 100000, have sold out for an
advance of$375,000. Thomas Allen, one OF
the bidders in the first case, is the pur-
chaser.
Governor Fletcher has sent two more
companies of militia to Lafayette County
what for no one knows, as there is profound
peace In the county.
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From Europe.
By The Cable.l

LIVERPOOL, January ID.
The Thomas Humphrey, hence for New
York, was lost near Holyhead. and all on
board, except the Captain and one man,
were drowned.
Evening.-The cotton market closed very
dull, with sales of 5000 bales. Middling
uplands firm at l4Ad.
LONDON, January 14-Evening.
American securities closed as follows
lllino'" :" slA Erie, 45I; Five
twenties, 621s. COnsols closed at 90 for
money.
PARIS, January IA.
Five-twenties, 7236.
FRANKFORT, January Ia.
Bonds, 761a.
ST. PETERSBURG, January IL.
The Government of Russia has ordered
general amnesty for all offenses committed
by newspapers of the Empire.
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New, York Money Market.

New YORK, January IA.
The money market continues firm at
per cent. for call loans.
Sterling exchange steady at 91z @92S gold,
for first-class bills.
American gold shade firmer, opening at
1874, advancing to 1342S, and closing at
134A.
Government stocks are without any de-
cided change.
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAs-JuDaE SMITH.

COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE SMITH.
January ID, 1867.
In the case of the State of Ohio against
George Maxwell indicted for murder in the
first degree, the jury were brought down
this afternoon at half-past five O'Clock, and
upon being interrogated by the Court, they
said they did not think there was a posi-
bility of their agreeing. Whereupon the
Court discharged them, and remanded the
prisoner 20 jail.
The Court was occupied to-day in calling
the Docket and hearing motions.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15

CLOTHING AT CosT.-P. A. Lafee adver-
tises to sell clothing at low rates-at east
ern prices for all sums exceeding one dollar
Mr.. Lafee Is known to be man of his word
He has fine stock of goods. Call on him
His advertisement will be found in another
column. 1903
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15

II There are no further developments
in regard to the killing Of the young
woman Kett Notwithstanding the vague
rumors that have been afloat for day or
two past.
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ATTACHN[ENT.

h, G. Taylor, PLAINTIFF vs. Chas A BroNn De-
iendant, and d, II Miller, John w Lightly aud
Adam Lang and Susan Lang, Garnishees Be
lore John - sheehan, . p. Of Miami Township,
Montgomery County. Ohio
mn the zith day OF December, 1855 said Justice
~ issued an order OF attachment in the above ac-
tlon Tor the sum Of Sio 90. Cause set for hearing
on the 10Th day OF February, 1851 at eight O'Clock
n. b. G. TAYLOR.
Miamisburg, o., December a. 1866. isws
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RoosA OUT OF JAIL.-Roosa, who was ar
rested and committed to jail for the shoot
ing of Lambert on Sunday night, was re-
leased, to-day, on writ of ha6eds corpus,
on the ground of defect in the mittimus.
He is now at large. Stevenson is still in
jail. Roosa can not be again arrested, un-
less by an order from the court to which he
was held to appear.
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THE sLEIdHING.- was another light
fall of snow last night, which has made the
sleighing about the best we have ever
known In this section. There is a solid
foundation of ice, covered with just snow
enough to render the roads as smooth as
they well could be. The people are enjoy
ing the splendid sleighing day and night.
Horse-fesh is exceedingly "active.n
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Iufal aud allisftllautuus. |.

A MIsTAKE.-Mr. Yallandigham requests
us to say that the announcement that he
will lecture in Boston is premature, and
not authorized. He is now principally en-
gagged in 'lecturing" on law, at No. go
jefferson street. opposite the Postofllce.
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DEFY CoMPETITIoN-Lebensburger &
Son, No. 1Os Main street, call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be undersold by any
other house in the city.
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GREAT REDUCTIoN.-As we are deter
mined to reduce our enormous stock of
wintel clothing, especially in overcoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
ments to buyers ever offered in this city.
We will sell without regard to price or
cost. Come and convince yourselves. Re-
spectfully, Lessner 81 Brother. daw
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Great Auction Sale Of Dry Goods
and Noffnna

Messrs. Rouzer & burst, No. SO Wayne
street will sell, this evening at seven
O'Clock, large stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
Tin-ware, &c. The ladies are especially
invited to be present.
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GB- Immense reduction In Boots
and iShOes--GU first class aOOrIc-dt
GOOdnnGIa's, no Main Street, for 30
days. These Goods MUST POST
ttUeLy be sold, regardless of cost.
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Sa1NO

The OPERA HoUsE.-The wonderful and
startling performances of the Buislay fam
lily drew large audience at the Opera
House, last evening, and their thrilling and
daring feats excited the wonder and admi-
ration of all. The terrific feat of the mi
agara Leap" by the two Buislay brothers,
exceeded any thing of the kind we have
ever before witnessed here. To be appre-
ciated it must be seen. Its performance
called forth the widest enthusiasm from
the audience. The same may be said of the
daring act of the "Spiral Mountain" in
which one of the performers ascends on a
spiral way, from the parquette to the domes
balancing his feet on large ball. As a
balancing feat it has never been a'p-
preached.
The elegant and classic tableaux, by the
troupe, were greatly admired, The exhi-
bition throughout was one of the most
splendid and attractive we have ever wit
messed, and the performances of this ex-
cellent company will deserve the liberal
patronage of our citizens. We would ad-
wise everybody to go tonight.