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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
RroncIllnI Tr0ches.

THIS unpleasant and painful result Of
Catching Cold" may be relieved by using one
or two "bt i9l Trochea," or Cough Candy.
jan20 ApothecaIy, Phillips House, I'd a..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
sHoRT AND aWnnT

bHOHT AND SWEET.
K HHDS. CChoice Brown Sugar,
20 bushels choice Dried Peaches, halves;
casks choice French Prunes,
bbla. Pennsylvania Heart Cherries;
Dried Apples, Psars, DlackberTies, and
81 cans grapes, hAllohs and quartz,
Also, iObaga eh Dice golden ye low Rio Coffee
For sale by CHARLEs PosT,
East second street, eoors from Main.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber and steam Pine Filter.
BECKEL's REV BUILDING,
NO. O3 JEFFERSON STREET,

DAYTON. OHIO.
| HAVE on hand large quantity of Lift
and Force Pumps for Wells and Cisterns, Of
Copper Iron, Lead Pipes and sheet Lead; al so ali
kinds OF Brass Works PumpB, Bath Water Clos
cts and Wash stands fixed and repaired on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms.
BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAINS
will lie put up for all who may desire them, in the
very best style, and at prices TO suit the times 1
will attend TO orders in this line promty and will
guarantee satisfaction
can supply Mechanics, Distillers and Manufao-
turers with some OF the best Lit and Force Punps
in the States; they viii discharge frum seven to one
hu udred and sixty gallons per minute.
All work warranted, and at as low prices as the
lowest.
Cash paidfor old Copper, Brass and Pewter, Ae.
iAnlO-sm ROBERT OGDEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
For Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot, on Main street, IA
"A aqra from the Court House, and known a. ths
Temperance House. The house Is well Calculated
,os e Hotel or Boarding House. Lot tsH front, b.
gel particulars, Inquire Of
hs HRNRY KIssIN0ER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
LIHuid mnir DYel

TOR dyeing the Hair Black or Brown,
Il instantly, without staining the skin. War
ranted fully as good as Bachelors Cristadoros, put
up in same size boxes, and at One-half the cost
Price 90 cts. To be had only at the Drug store OF
w. w. STEWART,
feb7 No 80 Vain St
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

THE above choice articles are gotten up
in the money market. fair trial will convince
the most skeptica that the quality of the goods Is
as represented, and the very low figures at which
they are offered places them within the reach of
ALL TO be had only at the Drug store OF
DR.. w. w. STEWART,
feb1-d6w No. so Main st., Dayton o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
GIycerOIe of Arnica.

A $ a remedy for Bruises, Cuts, Burns and
"A scaldS, the Glyeerols OF ArnicA 10 isunrivalled.-
II has more than three times the strength OF Tine
ture OF ArnieA and causes neither pain nor sufen-
ing In its application. Prepared by
jans0 J. w. DIETRICH, I'D st,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
PerGu mes and Han d kercIlieI
Extracts.

DUT up in beautiful gilt bottles of the
Lubin's, Wright e. Glen's or Bailey's, aud sold at
one-third the cost. Prce-No. 1, 90 ots-No. 2, 80
cts. For sale by w. w. STEWART,
ieb1 Druggist, No. 6s hain street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

II you would hsvo something extra in the
= Daguerreotype, Ambrotype Photograph.
10 line be advised and 60 to Seebohm's Palace
of Art, Market House. He is the only Ar
tist engaged in this business. oct6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
SPECIAL NOTlCES

HoliowAy'a Ointmeht IS Baisamic
remedy, supposed cy none isf ihe cure Of burns
old sores, or glaniuia discwrs. II prevents sup
pntatlon by expeiing the poisonous yegom IRON
the wonn y ani thr coatrlce itself disappears N
ion AZ the healing operation Is completed
sold ~ the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane
New YORK. and by III druggists at $50. CSC, and si
per box or pot. mhs-d8wlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
Toilet Articles for the Million.
Hair Restorative 81 InVIgOratOr

A SURE and permanent cure for Bald
ness, aud for removing all seurf, DandruH,
ScroulUuH Eruptions aud Feverish Hestfrom seal D,
and for restoring prematurely GRAY hair to its
original color. This preparation contains Inju-
rloua matter, producing its wonderful effects by
invigorating and restoring perfect health to the
scalp, and the glands which form the hair. II is
put up in bottles holding the same quantity AS
Woods and Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorers, in all re-
spccts equally good, and at oDethird to one-hAf
the cost,
Price 90 cts. For sale only by
Or W. w, STEWART,
feb1 DrnggIat. No 81 Main atreef.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
TOilet and Shaving soap.

I n every variety of color form and style,
For sale by W. w. STEWART,
fcbT-dAW No. 80 Main at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
Dr. w. w. STEWART WALTERS a KELso.
je2-iyd&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

Mrs. Wiuslow, on experienced nurse
and female physician, has a Soothing syrup for
children teethlng, which greatly facilitates the
process Of teething bysoftening the gums reducing
allinnammation, will sllay all pain, and Ia sure to
regulate the Bowels. Depend upon IT, mothers, ~
wllgive restto yourselves end relief and health TO
your infants Perfectly safe In all cases. See ad-
vertiaement In another column. je2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-07
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

,WILtARDS' HOTEL:.-Mrs B Moore, NY;
rsnn GSrf Rs GG SGE o
sSsd1ssI. MsssiC stssaIt, NJ Wells, do; 5 K
az sis. Dt Ni w Rsy Na Nf
SssssnsysS5 d.. De- S Chan sT
srs az Wbl.nsy and a. sds NJ DHFl @s sTsf
JNeoks; Pa; MIS- Warford. dos Miss Camsnoina. do To-
d. SG hs,s. ssa s sS Fsj
s w. III! Porter, Pa G DeSney, o. davenport,
NO. c. xi M Essissd fss, G Ts,o
Ad; Miss 1snafer[o, DO; Mrs Ta,ior' do: H Dr.
smith do; Prolist do; Morro.,I nv; Mrs aP
MOnIOvis; Scott, Va, Gridlsy and sds, ny:
cS MAfIoS IA! g H9TELGJ w Brown, pc
Nd Msi,IR5E: Dci S.IswslI, Dsi; FFs Ste.
tEsn-Sn' WhltweIl, DoOhsr. ~; Msrouse,
E Fg,Isf MsSi:a Sg:'sh SSs.ssS
Mhi Nv sYf:1s;E rEl1 Ms Koysn4
isPP,fsT GsH; CsIRspssI and ismily. Mass;
n Ls1s BE- 513tsT hs.sns.5 t Sa
no. osh e %i Nd; MT and Mrs Gsnny, ny; (
as' a.: Sa P.9rs N Ma T aF S;st 81
EssG' Sf S 5Iss, ~ y Wsls '
Mr. Jaws. Nd. w .srrsT. NJ; g Z Law.USN,,
-, s1n, Fla w Harris, Ga; smith, Nc: w BsfI.
al IA Holmes Tenn; L Filney, Pa; J Bowel,
Mis- MenIper, Il Stsnsberry aud All Fam.
Iishsi Rsy smith b w Esrrsoksou, 7
T Swami, r smith, + seventy Vannessonn
wilson, panninE, Nd; T Dodsmed r "a
MsE S'rlngfsllHw. W r. lis and al " NJ !,
w Bentlng, w p Ellis, Black AG NnIian
BenamIn, J Brooke, RtvW Phlaae, Nv: :;
sag, %: Capt ID I Shroa, Va.
kIRKWOnD house. Clark, 6 Inset. NY.
- Cart idSe, w: Hawkins. Nc; W Eostsr w p
MssIsw. No Culley, r wslke1 . I'd LADY,. Mo:
fP .s.a aad ,ady G2"ss We; almond an /
antsr. Ny; e III Pr,bie, GSN AGA 'A
w HlSGTON HOUSES q Street and lad.
D., e rlaik aud lady Kan; c Watson, Bedford,
E.,s = xioe' Paulson, BeskIuan, NY;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-07

Spinner, Francis X, wnlarcs HoAI
ga. Woi "a, Ssmss a., ADsont
Stanton, Benj,, Hysus, Sp Pennsylvania ~
Stevens, Thaddcus, SIS ID st n, CAPITOL Hal
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, SIS nth 81
Stevenson. John W., Private, 16S q %
Stewart. James A., National Hotel
Stewart, VIM, as Louisiana sy
Stokes, VIM B. Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United Ststes HOts
Stratton, John l.. n, Wil.ards, ofloe rs Pa. aV
Tsppsn, Mason W., National Hotel
ayor, NJ, Private. west elde 2ist e, bet q aud
ThsyeT, Eli, Willards' Hotel
Thseker, Thomas C., Hyatrs, $50 Psav
Thomas. 1arnes a., 81 50
Tompklns, Cydpor b, Washington House
Trsin, Charles r., Willsrds' HOte
Trlmble, Carey Al WIliards' Hotel
Vallsnolg ham, Glenn. L., SO &c
Vance, Zeeslon X, Mrs Hs,,son's. 50 70. Az
Van wyck, Charles II. National Hotel
wsde, Edward, 3sS Get
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
Walton. r.. p, S6a sc
Washburn, c. C., Clarendon House, 9Th ~ q Pa Az
Washburne, Ellihu g., <8S 6Ih %
Wsshburn, jr, lsIasl, Private, Franklin Row, So
Webster, Edwin II ; Mrs. Aarn.on's, 81 rs.sv
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tii!ey's, ~ Missouri sv
Whiteley, VIM. e., 5t2 eth Ut
Wilson, James, Washington Houee
Window, wm., Avenue House
Wlnslow, Warren, 90 q ct
Wood, John, 500 llth st
Woodruff, John. Wizards Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotsl
Wright. John ", Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-07
THE EVENING STAR.
(FoR The star.
knowledge and Art Survive the Ravsses Of
Time.

o.
BYy. GoLDsBoRoUGH BRUFF
The past the past the mighty past
Thou Tisest from the tomb OF Time,
Agd seemsth like spectre VAST,
Of noble deeds. and mighty scheHes,-
of men and nstions great and just
OF conaueror's vain and lefty dreams,
And cities crumbling In the dust.
Tbs present but an Instant OURS
Then Thi.e, forever, eyermore
Upon the tide of passing hours,
IT'S borne to Thy eternal shore.
On; on upon Times 1eeting stream,
The pillows bear upon their breast
NJ an and his deeds,-wItn now a CLEAN.
And now cloud upon their crest.
And ev'ry passion Of the soul,
And varied hopes and fears OF life;
Ambition aim. Its race, and goal,
Oppressi"n's wrong, and Mammon's strife.
They had their day, their end dehn'd,-
Their benefits and curses lent.
Then passed away, like evening wind
AS boistrous and As transient
So other actors on HES stage
Are passing, ever, to thy tomb;
But leave, to each succeeding ago
Nementoes of their lives and doom.
Heir-looms,-bsqueath'd by lore AMI art;
Rare jewels froUI the dusky waste,
Bright relics of mans robler art
These found on papyrus and page, .
On walls, and canvass richly trac'd;
And sculpture Il forms, of ev'ry age,
Which have all times and nations srac'd!
Ry these. the past is present made;
Portraying-as by magic spell
The actors, and their lights and shades.
And how they nourish'd, lIv'd, and fell
Thus Time speeds on, with ceaseless might
Destroying, as he ever must
But In TIE waStaness of his flight,
H. rescues kuowedg e from the dust.
ION, February y, 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-07
PROPOSALS FOE Army TRANsPORTA

Proposals will be received at the office of the As
slstaIt Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, K. r,
during the years 1860 and 1861, on the following
i. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley. in the
TeIrltSry OF kansas, and from the town Of Kansas
In the state OF Missouri, to Fort Union, the Ter,
BE- designated In that Territory, and any point on
2, From Fort Union. or such other depo, as NAV
he DESIGNATED in the Territory of New Mexico. 10
the posts or dePots that are or may be established
Forts Bliss aud Fillmore 0o' 0Aoep'
bs ne Weishf to be tEanspo,ted each not
thousand QNcOo pounds nor mors than ys IniI
oP,oPosss will state the rate per 100 pounds DER
and Will be made for each route separately. 'N"''
their PAGES of residence and he prrpared Z" eta
Into CONTACTS and to execute bonds with good se
s sae9 an a@0na as MAJ be
not to exceed Sl5C,s0 each route As soon es Con
tracts shall be awarded. '00" Go 'on-
Tor service by the LIST day oi May succeeding Their
means OF transportation to be approved By the
and, as transportation may be demanded at an. .n
time for the whole weight to be Transported dnrns
the year on either of the routes, they must have
PAGES business or agencies at or in the vicinity
depot IN New Mexico, at which they NAV be- oon
.Faoh PROPOSAL viii Be accompanied by the name.
Of the sureties, who must be well known to the AS
whose Joint pablllty pay the binds Should thew
ton. ~ mas ''1''io 'e'isioc-
Propossis will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sas I9r .portstion," and none will be enter
nne nnIess they fully comply with all the stipula
hs rights reserved of rejecting all the bids that
2gaRrERMAsrERG ENERAL's OFFICE,
"dSbtny oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-07

DrA destructive disease has attacked the cat
lie in North Broo kfeld, Mass , and that vicinity
The Boston Journal says the disease was intro
duced last summer by calf of foreign breed
brought from the town of Belmont 1t fixes itself
upon the lungs, and produces violent cough
and the lungs finally destroyed. Some Of the
cattle attack ed with it GBger along for weeks
others die in few days alter the attack None
have recovered.
NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK-During the win
ter about 500 men have been employed on the
Central Park blasting and removing rocks. Al
immense number of trees, embracing rare native
and foreign varieties, will be set out during the
present month. One house OF the Legislature has
passed, and the other probably will pass bill
stock.
Mr.. Kenneth Rayner Of North Carolina
has come out with card denying that he sus
tanned, in his remarks before the late opposition
state Convention the course of Henry Winter
Davis IN voting for Pennington. He adheres
however. to his declaration that Mr.. Pennington
IS as sound on the slavery question as MIR. Husit
whom the convention nominated for Vice Presi-
dent
IL The House of Representatives of Alabams
on the I'D inst, passed resolutions, with but two
dissenting votes, ordering the Governor to call a
state Convention in the event of ''the election OF
Of the party in the Northern States calling itself
the Republican party" The same resolution
previously passed the Senate by unanimous vote
An uT-AND-OUIER.-One of the Republican
. .6s EssssS H9 Gm the
that II the nominating Convention puts up d con
sentative man be will neither vote for him there
nor at home. He would support none but live
rcd-hot Republican for President.
IL Herr Castendyk, a German traveller and 3
native Of Bremen, is setting out on an exploring
expedition to West Africa, west and northwest Of
Monrovis, under the auspices of Sir RodericL
Murchison, of the London biographical Society.
III Countess Banner, the Copenhagen miIinel
who became the wife of the King Of Denn ark
has become so obnoxious that the ladies of the
best society" leave the house soon Us she en-
tiers her box at the opera.
Olt is stated that the London Times will
shortly be reduced to two pence, so that the pub
lie may derive the benefit of $4,000 yearLth,
sum the "rhunderer" will save by the reduction
Of the paper duty.
IL The name Of the Emperor Of China ap
pears for the first time IN the Almanack de Goth
for 1860. San Fien is the seventh Emperor of th,
dynasty ofthe Tsins, who succeeded to the dynasty
of the Minis in 1914
IL monument is being erected to Carl Rit
Ter, the geograPher, in his native town of Quid
hnburg.
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SENATOR'S.

Anthony, II. B., Willsrds' Hotsl
ss:sa s.Ti; y ND s' e:
Bislsr: Wp, <as llth st. a. SstvsS nh and
ss p BET y ,:.A and nd lish
Chandler, Zach, u. St, ns Hd, corner "tA
e GIsy q pe e. Bro %s;HHs essf A'a''
J. sSs Is ri ''A A'' ''A '
GIit.enGes, John u Nssiensl Hotel Il go,
Xon SIS os! li Ro1 s,f .e..
Ssfss 2 S
Es. us w. P, MTs chip@sa, SO ct e.
Eitzpatrlok, Benjamin, Browns Hotel
Foot, Foot. spIoTEoa' M U;f GThlRT,eHn,s: $50 c |"
Green: Jane: s., SrassSss.':. "a, cor and eth SITS
S.Is ,J %m ~ ~ Ns:id. q: ' Goss 18th
Hasmlls Sn Hannibal Washington House p,...
sT.n q Sea Fl hCus. "'''''h f'''
Haun, II, r., Browns Hotel
HsHssn w .s4.s 81 III ,s AZ. snf q SITS
Tsss & a S Ia 10th
s 4. sof Hin
Mallory, s. r., Nstona Hotel
Nicholson, a. g. p, kifk Vss ii House S i1'n
Pearcs; James A, Mrs. lrving's, q ~ Ut
Powell, L. W., asa G st, bet I4th and 18th
Push, 6. E., 900 4th st, north of La. av
Rice, II. M, Min Row, st, bet N J av and LIST ct
salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving's, % ~ st
Sebastian. VIM. H., DIR. Dunn's, 456 II ut
Seward, WIN. H., $50 F at, bet 18th and 18th
simmons Jas. f., -Willards' Hotel
sa%psr MS: nj ssS s1 IL haf g. 18th 18th
Ten Eyok, J. G, Mr.. McBlalr, 1872 81 and Pa sv
Toombs. Robt.. 24s + st. bet 18th and IstS
TIumbu!l, Lyman, s5l 9Th st. bet E and
Wade b. F., Mrs; Hyatts, $50 Pa av, bet eth & It'll
Wigfail, l.. r., Browns Hotel
wilkinson. Nj. 8. Mr.. Solomon's, 46s 6th Of
Yulee, David L., 262 at, bet 18th and 18th
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DROPOSALSFoR PRINTING THE BLANKS
FOR THE POST OFFICES OF THE
UNITED STATES
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING 4
W. ERhruar

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
WASHINGTON, February IL, 1850.
ton of the act of Congress entitled "A act max
ing apPioPLatioas to deray the defoienoies in the
for the year ending sR s the h Of
ipP sRs snss the
: SE. NJ 5o,f PREposALs will be received uni Tues
PRsTss sE BnHS u tho ass
the Post Offices in the United States for four years
from the ist day Of April 1862 Bidders VII state
Bsss ss1:s,d which they ''oSoss 8" pint
The contractor will be required to execute
BnEs and sVer 3Rsm adS s for
sueh persons as the Superintendent of the Public
ffim.lng' Tith me concurrence of the Postmaster
tract and WHOSE receipt thereof will be necessary
as evidence OF the execution Of the order The con
package Of BLANKS circular receipt from the
fpss to ss 5ss
partment;and al such packages OF bundles of Barks
70 be
Plainly directed to the Agent or Postmaster 10
Bidders viii he reaur cd to Mrri,b
evidence G of their ability and ski t? DO the work
Of viii be- IN t an At tbs
othce, and no Did will be entertained unless made in
The paper on whioh these blanks are to be printed
Will De to the contractor from time to time
asl Inay De required, upon his reausiton free of
cost Tor transportaton, IN w ashingto City New
cost Of transportation does not exceed that from
New YORK to Washington City. IF required to be
nsed elsewhere the additional and risk cftrans-
must be borne BY the contractor for PRINT
Propose wi oe addressed to JOHN HEART,
Superi2tend ent of the Public Printing, Washing
ton, and endorsed Proposals for Printing Blanks"
goth day Of March in the Constitution, Evening
Ssar a. states And Union, Washington; Repuhli
dePhls; Day Book. New York, and Post, Boston,
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UAnother attempt, it appears Is to be mad,
&c link England and the United States together
by telegraphic cable. At the annual meeting
CT the Atlantic Telegraph Company, which was
announced for the 10Th ult., proposition was to
m de for enabling the directors 'either with the
whole or with d portion of the shareholders, or
with other persons to make arrangements for
raising the injured portion Of the cable, and for
making another effort, next summer, to complete
the original undertaking of the company.