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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD coMpANY

EW fVNk MD HNHLFM tUMPANI
IN Office, OF foultA
sixth street Now York, May Notice hereby given
that The meeting the stockholders the New York
HaScm Railroad Company, Tor The annual election OF dec
will re- held tie Of the company, Tuesday
Ma, The polls be opened from ~ O'Clock uoon 20
O'Clock r. NJ The transfer books will b. closed from
O'Clock r. NJ OF tic Sh, until O'Clock A. Nj of the 2lst
W. II. EMERSON Sec y anu Treasurer.
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w ye SEQ Miss WELLINGTON, the grea, English Pro-
phete c best OF all aud cannot be exceed Can be
suited personally by letter, all affairs Of life,
ing Law quits journeys absent friends love, eourship
faithful husbands MISS w. IL only person In this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian for love-
good aud all isiness affairs qua for
lie Delay not consult ts naturally gifted and beautiful
young latc. Lucky hunters given. Highly respectable
city Il ference be Ut her residence lO slxh ave-
nup, opposite Eig1th street.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTrFICTAL BONE FILL1N0-UsED BY THE DIS.
IA only, his rooms, 500 Broadway Seyen-
tenth All other spurious. Tender teeth. roots and
shells flied and warranted H.BA lovers OF beau-
fu and the celebrated Cuban Dent
frcc and Lotion >. PEARSON, M. d., Discoverer
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II AvING HAD NINE TEE Til EXTRACTED WITHOUT
III feeling any pain whatever, by DR. J. JAY viLLERs,
l56 Grand street, two Hocks from Broadway cheerfuy
Insert this as recommend alton TO those suffering from
looyhsche. ELLEN BATEMAN, ~ Yagick street.
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I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, If yoU WANT 10 GET
- We value q yonr secoad hand Clio hing Carpes Farni
lte 49, g. NJ ur nj note TO the old stand 40, seventh
eyenne, JttNesn TAry..Aird aud ThiriyfouIth srecs
Ladies' attended ~ Mrs. Strauss b. STRAUSS.
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AMUsEAE

WALIKA1clKs.s.:. -.
r! Doors 9, ZEN ct M begin at eight O'Clock.
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DRY GOODS.

At MRS GAyNoR's PARIS CORSET AND sn'F r,rn
,anI1sment-New summer GOODS Just recev a. Le' q
Linen Corseis with plated washing sstennss wneh so
moisture can rst specially ordered Tor our lih
light flexible Skirts skeleton lace and and
Travelling skirts. Good Corss u Tor ~ MISS W.
Waists; S43 Broadway Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

rINO BrrGHsRs-THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
Il paid ia cash delivery for Slaughtered Hides Calf
Skins snd Ronen RAJ ~ PETER VAN IDEEsTiNB, Jr
4GO 462 aud 6t Tenth avenue between Thirty nnt aud
foitcth streets. BGood accommodations for sargh
tring beef cattle attached @ the premises. Slaughter House
accommodations furnished free.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT MORTIMER, GRIFFIN A CO, AUCTI0NEERS
"A Magnificent Household Fuiniture,

A LBERT MORTIMER, GRIFFIN CO, ,AUCTIONEEkS.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture,
and many rare and CO ty Works OF Art, -
At public auction, this day wednesday,, January ~ AZ
the residence No. As West tn between Firth and
Sixth avenues Sale oommencirg at II ococs; ,,,,
SUPERB SEVEN OCTAVE f1ANo: ohTE.
Solid rosewood richly carved es and case And I'm sat
wood full iron plate has all modern improvements made by
Broadway makers full guarsnred has oet tested y COM
petent judges and pronounceds N rment; rose
wood Canterbury S'ool anu yeyet 10Y, !, Music DC
N --I DRAWING ROOM SUITS.
Two elegan. full suits rsly carved in fruit and flowers
covered brocadof most nsive desert ,On
Antique Reception Chairs, covered with velvet
rosewood Etegercs sasu ry marble top lined with s,in
wood, mirror ard back Secfe'are and Bookcase
Ladys Work Table. in aid 81 mot uf pearl.
ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
Festival Garens OF Versatile LiAembnrg. by Dayds
1mmacuale Conception, after iil.os celebrated painting
I'm Louvre gallery, ari w nicr Scene Neva ST. Peters
burg by ketehc Sea Views by L rand; two match PANT
an Switxerland by Dana; Feneh Engravings, Pier
Mirrors large ante Mir Embroidered Lace Curtains
ARTISTIC BRONZE SrATUARY, VASES, &c.
Bronze Statue of Hanlet Minerva Goddess OF arr Joan
Music. Painting Rembrandt Rrbens sher Boy ana Gill;
cupid and Psycde Two magnificent Vases (sevres from
che collection Of jerome Bonaiare. Paran vases ana
Figures, Bisque and Ormou Ornaments, superb ormoiu
DINING ROOM.
Solid oak Buffet statary marble top Extension Table 70
imatch Chairs Coichts Miro China Dinner and Tea SETS
Ruby and Crystal Cut az Engraved Glassware solid silver
Dinner ana Tea Servi.e, sheffield Table Cutlery, Silver
Plated Casers Coffee Urn Cake Baskets, spoons Butter
Knives Napkin Rings Sal ers Table Linen &c.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus. Bedsteads, Comincdcs.
Wsrdrobes Shaving Stand Aruioura Giace, Toilet Tables
Hair Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Linen
Sheets, Counter panrs, Sofas, ckers Chairs Has,and
stair Cpets Rods fc Also large assortment OF Base
and Kitchen Furniture. Sale rereinpsory without 10
o
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. PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN. FORMERLY nav

N ing proniabc business the Sour from which he
realized respectable fortune, which, oreseeng the present
troubles transferred To and has well CITY,
has settle here; and owing TO his Southern
residence his female acquaintance M the North limit.
ed he adopts this method OF obtaining hclpmae for f of
pleasing face good figure aud Intelligent The advert ser
5s wears aud o manly appearance. No lady ~
need auswer and the advertiser Is m earnest pre-
pared his carte dc vstc on request
not enclosing one (uness ascncc cxpancd) will
ter.ained. Address La ~ ier, Herald ollee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMIES OF 1nRK MTsIcEpAhaEFa5ook .dp hF5oknyN 2gEEA
clock con%eRsss stlS, the sale sSs Of efe va
IN A' ees Nsg Y9Fs aea 70 Breassn oi Broad
recent on he o ess Of New YORK Boo
bgs 70 that he has completed his afransehen
NEW SERIES og OPERATE PERFORMANCES Foa
'''lS %aIs Il SwsSns @ day EyEN1se ssth lns
Mr. Grau has the p announce ihst he has sue
'sed'd in sae'' Mr e'aa max 8a M%kErzEK. * M!ia
by which he will also take entire charge OF tnA
m%sea department Of the enterprise n this fw.an.
day evening" jan 70 't with T Fossx cSs dasTs
MISS KELLOGG in the sAEIaf 1srt Of Lady Henrietta.
ssa3pe saAosen psnss dysns. yss.
In Sf'0Ai' A. ''-m0TIo% IL fE6T1f3RR EnS[sdeS lan "
Sif1 SafoAY ,'sSS sRcoSp ON oFEs1 in NEW IoRk
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %, 1852
THE BLACKSMITH nm .vrwv,,
Dance ou'" "'""
DICK. THE NRwsBoY.
and the romantic drama Of ,o
Or Few More Passages il The Lfs cf Robert M.ca.rs
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
s%zRSsssRtAS III ; I
r, N. .vrryWoM TWO SNrERg sI.p PERFORMANCES ssec1
'l' l'N'oN a 'n'se EVENING a. * O'CLOCK
oxDrSA, cNI TIE ne boWhh SHsnh eoaFFssiE;AUr oF BEAUTY;
THE NAISb Sbb QUEEN.
which hns been received with such unakabe enthusiasts
" THE F1iEY GUARD OF AMAzoNs
The snncent spectacular mechanical this
p'SSs iE's is
Canary Bra SHOW African sayssss Happy rf Family @ sss
acts adds greatly to the interest Of this PIECE and affords
rich fnS 6 ssSa
OF the scriptures-Job, ch 40
-Ae s'e'' WHALE, WHICH STILL LIVES,
~ I"ii TNS SEA fits Sailing in
The Grand ran, which 10 oasns beautiful and rare 's
sp1 e ~ y eade1 NUM- padsr S, 1 reosn. ien
and will be ready to crack on Monday, February3
ID Mechanics Hall, az Broadway above Grand street
Monday Ian q and every night during ne week
0AAo 5. {. CAMPBELL.
Could bR SS"lsE aHf : IN
Horn Peel Florence Gengs Neil and Dan. Bryant the 70
fs sESE IN OLD KY
Doors at 6 curtain rises at IN Tickets 70 cents
HooLEYs,sss SISsrRELs, ,.,,. 49,, .,..,
AsoThER sins
Unprecedented hit q ,ss gress sensation piece
Or Row AT sruyvEsASr Hall
S1 Assns sSa bass Of
Undiinnished success Of Barbsry Allen" sally Cons
Doors open Al * 10 commence at TX Tickets Is cont.
NNIvERsARY AND ooNcERT.-rHE REayLA.
Episcopal Sabbath school will be held at the church ueS
eaca
Doors epen at 9; exercises commence att
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MusIc.-rTALIAN OPERA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

g Al; BoGART AUCTIONEERs-WILL SELL ON
s "Wednesday, 2ytb instant IA O'clock at the COZ ner or
Frankfort William streets, by virtue OF execution,
large quantity OF Miscellaneous WORKS In sett ior con-
Rosamond AndersGns Tales Switzefland Happy Hours,
Engraylnss. JOHN KELLY, late Sheriff.
G HERMAN AUcTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY
-. "wednesday ~ instant, by virtue ol chatel mort
hotel consisting Of eighty Arm Chairs large LIT Of square
Tables Loosing Glasses, Clocks BE
Bedding Counters, Glass Cases, Copper Pans, Copper Boil
Range Stoves, Cruckery Tin and Glassware Cook
ing Utensils &c. By order of Attorney FOR Mortgagee
SHERIFF's sALE.-DRY GOODS.-CHAMBERs &
- FAIRCHILD, AuctoIeers, will SELL this cay Wednss-
day jan 90 al l. oc!o X, at their sesroom, 1ls Nassau
Silks Stella Shaw Broohe Shawls Goves Handkerchiefs
Chenille Searfs e. Also for OF former purchaser
quantity OF tine Marselles and Cashmere Vcstings.
JOHN KELLY, late sheriff,
n, GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER--WILL SELL THIS DAY
Jan 49, at l0s O'Clock the Lease stock and Fixtures
OF the rst class Bar and Lodging House. No Great
Jones street. near BrOadway consisting excellent
pull Beer Pump Oh Paintings, &c.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
W. this day. At II O'Clock. at No. East Broadway, the
entire Stock Of Millinery Store and Fancy Dry Goods Rib
bons, Hose, Gloves, Skirts, Ladies' Collars Show Cases.
Counters, &c, DC.
WIN WRITER'S, AUcTIONEER WILL SELL. THIS
w day At two o'clock 44 Canal street. the entire Furn
ture OF la house-S0fas fine Carpets mahogany and
other Besctcs Hair Mattresses Feather Beds and Bed
ding marble and other Bureaus Washsands Pier and
other Glasses Rcking Easy and ohrr Chars Bxensitn
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale
will commence.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
WINES AND LrQUORs.

T THE SEVENTH AVENUE DIsrfLLERy, $40 AND
N S2 seventh avenue, between Threth and rsiriyhrst
Streets New York. the largest sountot the best
liquor for the least money Call and De salis.ed y 60
Liquors for sale In bond. WM HUGHES SON
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
REsTAURANTs,

IF YOU WANT PURE AND DELICIOUS GLASS OF
Ae your and grandmothers used brew
when adueraon unknown call al 2S Nassau street,
near eekman street, there you Will he sure TO get 1t IN
All ia pcrfccton IL il called Iume's Mus,y Ae but
the musty you might suppose be. THAT'S what's the
ma mr.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

A GENTLEMAN AGED TwENTY.TOUR, IN GOOD
"A position desires the acquaintance Of young lady from
scventeen to twenty with view matrimony he only asks
Tor good looks and Affection with moderate share Of ac
ompishment Address, In the strcest confidence, Henry
Austin, box SSH Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
SHIPPING.


NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE-BY OR
der OF the Secretary STATE all leaving the
United Sates required provide themselves with
ports before they will be allowed board the
Passengers will not be subjected 10 trouble delay
procuring them. II they call for instructions at the Cornpa
nys Offices Is Broadway. N. Y. JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
Steam weekly between New York and Liverpool landing
and embaring passengers Mt Queenstown ireland The
Liverpool New York philadelphia Steamship Company
intend despachng their full Clyde built iron steam
ships follows:-
CITY or NEW YORK. Saturday. February l
CITY OF WASHlNGTON.... Saturday February
First cabin. :......S75 Steelase $50
London. ~ TO London. -
10 fariS. 10 to Par.S.. 81
to lamburs.... IS TO Hamburg. 3j
Passengers also forwarded Havre, Bremen
Antwerp &C., at equally low rates.
Persons wishing bring their friends buy tickets
here at the following rates to New Liverpool
Queenstown, first cabin. $, SS5 and 05 Steerage,
from Liverpool $40 From Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
sengers and experienced snrceons They built in
water tight iron sections and have patent fire annators
o board.
For further information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent, 22 Water street; In Glasgow to ALEX:
MALCOLM, No. ST. Enoch square; in Queenstown TO c.
D. SEYMOUR CO.; in London ,t1 e EWES E ~ Macy 81
Place de Ia Bourse IN Pailad.pha to JOHN G. DALE, Ill
Walnut street at the Comrany's Offices.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent Is Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

A WIDOW LADY. 90 YEARS OF AGE, WHO HAS RE-
N Gently lost her property, wishes correspond with
gentleman her senior with view 70 matrimony the gentle.
man must be OF an reproachbe character and ample
provide comfortable home. Further particulars will be
given In the correspondence. Address A. D. c. Broadway
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN LATELY ARRIVED IN THIS
N city, adopts this mode Of making the acquaintance OF
young lady, between the of seventeen and twenty two
with marriage Address, In confidence. George.
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NJENRY ". LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY II. Iced. y 60. wi. y u. at auction, on
Iux.s.a 4

Al IL clock. ~ the - Nassau street.
Rifles Pistols Cloine Dresses seized FOR debt To he
sold for account WON may concern elegant Colts
Repeating Rifle very eiaboatcy she'd with
elements complete Also Colts Revolver. with and
implements and two extra stocks. king Re un exra
leather eases TO each Asoa tine Trout lod aud Reel All
nearly and made 10 order. Also four Trunks
Gaining ladies' and gnemens vslfsbe wearing apparel
Iaces Dresses Paris Shoes Arihcial Flowers &c nearly
and costly, and number valuable Books, Atlas
Heradic Work TO 10 sold without debt. The
Rihe and gsoi can be te day fore the sale Sold by
order. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
j. J.CORNELL, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

OWING TO THE GREAT EXCITEMENT AT TIE
Fulton Coffee House yesterday, for oysters cooked by
steam and mpossbiy OF enlarging our premises
are compelled ask the indulgence of friends and reg
lar for days until lind add tona ro
In onr immediate viinily A. FhAhf CO.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

JcS BowERy, NEAR BRooME sTREET-MADAME
100 wIDGER, Carvoyant and gifted Spanish lady.
wells mysteries of fuu love, marriage sbsep friends,
sckness prescres medicines for all Diseases tes lucky
numbers, prt or stolen, kc
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

WHO WOULD NOT GO WHERE rORTUNE isi-00
w ye SEQ Miss WELLINGTON, the great English fpo-
pheess Of ALL and cannot be crceed Can be con-
ned letter. all anairs OF lie, concern
s Law s,s iornevs friends love, courtshp,
rsye health wealth. who reclaim drunken and
ri busauds Miss W. is the only In this
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian asmans for love,
.n irk and ali business affairs, and for
pclav this naturally gifted
ady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable city
be At her residence 0l Sixth avenue,
opposite Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

A GENTLEMAN OF THIRTY, OF VERY RESPECTA-
IA BILE appearance good income, and OF do
mec habits wishes to marry any respectable young lady
pleasing and willing to reside In the country
IN cottage lovely spot; obtain kind and de-
voted husband Address Fred Leslie, box " Union square
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

: SULLIVAN sTREET.-MRs ROEDER GIVES
4C and wonderful information on all Affairs through
life lucky numbers for the lotteries She s the
only seer and palmst In this city. Remember her resi
dence IS sullivan street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
rrUE CHESHIRE CHEESE DINING ROOM. 70 Will

Iam slre,I c,rner Of LIberly New YORK. james Brich
proprietor Hot Joints u to T. Celebrated home made
Pork Pies Yorkshire Puddngs and Pastry, real Chesnre
Cheese In cuts and tine Ale on draught
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

NY LADY or PREPossEssrNG APPEARANCE
N wishing the of good looking young
tlean who has more money brans be grahed by
addressing Romeo Herald onlcc
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

DOOKS.-S. J. BCGART, AUCTIONBERS. WILL
ID SELL Wetnesday Jao. y. II O'Clock, the
Franz fort and Villa Golden Canal Celebra
tion; MC,e!lans Military Reports Lie OF Brsndi Is vols.
fllustraed London News: Frank Les.es; Encyco-
ndias; 12 vols Wnverie. 20 Wades Library, &C.,
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINE
IA ment OF age, OF fine personal appear.
aud who has ever lived pure and vrtons fe wishes
correspond with gentleman Of In view Of finding
friend companion for e prefer leaving New York for
Eastern, Western Southern city Address NJ L. O..
New York Post Office, station A., Spring street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

A NNIvERsARY AND CoNCERT-THE REGUI4A
"A Anniversary and Concert OF the Jane street Methodi
Episcopal Sabbath School will be held at the church
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings, January % and =
Tickets 25 each. Programme different each evenl
Doors Npen at 8; exercises commence att
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

ITO HAvANA-THE DOUBLE ENGINE UNITED
i States NATL steamship ROANOKE, Geo. v. Couch,
Comander will leave pier Is North river for Havana di
rect on Wednesday. Feb. s. at II o'clock. Apply to
LUDLAM a HEINEK, lis Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

A SSIGNEE'S SALE-MILLINERY, AC.-A. n. CEIS-
"A TALAR Auctionesi, No rs Boweyy, Will sell, on
Thursday JAN 30 ut 1Uta clock, large assortment Of
Tnscsn vel:et straw rrmed and untrimmed Bonne.s
Ribbons Silks, Flowers Feathers Trimmings, Laces and
various other articles the ue also Woolen Cndershrts
and Drawers, Bucxskin Gloves and Mitts also lot OF
Jswelry Fancy Gods Station r. Glass Cases, Counters,
&C. BY order OF tlr ASST ience.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

ITO BAKERS AND OTHERS-A FIRST RATE CORNER
i TO let or lease. Apply at 2s5 Third avenue
ITO SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERs.-ToI LET
the soap and candle factory OF than afy years
standing Nos LAG and h8 Eldrdgs street. with fixtures and
good will for SALE favorable lease will DO given de-
street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

NJ MEEwIN. AUCTIONEER.
IA. BY BANGS MEkWIN * Co., Irving Buildings. S9a
and 696 Broadway.
NEW AND Old HOOKS large collection,
embracing line Stand rd " 0rks and miscellaneous
literAtue tiso Ciassai School Books, Ac Her
xtng'a Safe
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-ITALIAN OPERA
ID TOMORROW, THURSDAY, Jan. ".
Inauguration Of the Opera
IL TkOvATORE.
The box Office Of the Academy of Music, Brooklyn, .
Shelly Wall street, n. Y, opens this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
- pooi-The Montreal Steamship Cnmpanys first class,
fui powered Clyde built steamer NORTH AMERICAN Cap
Canadian United States mails
win sail from Portland, next Saturday Feb Rates OF
passage from New York-First according
dtio SO and $685. steerage, found with good provisions
SEQ Certificates issued for bringing out passengers from all
low For passage apply 23 Broadway, New York
SABEL SEARLE, General Agents
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

A UCTION EOTICE-THE PROPERTY OF A PRIVATE
"A family leaving IN. city VIII be- sold public auction a.
their residence la place. Sixth this
day O'Clock. to ;he highest bidder without
sstlng OF brauiul Brrsses and Ingram Carpets Par
1Or Sts, in push cloth; Centre and Pier
Tables Eegeres VITA iror backs and DOORS Corner and
Bookstands Curis Paintings, Vases faror Ornaments,
rosewood and mahogany Sedsssad bureaus Washstands,
Hair Matii Feather beds Bolstera Pillows Blankets,
Mirror; Tea and Table buhess. Glass China and
Stair Carpet, Chandeliers, &C. Sale positive:
aI 4. ROTH. Auctioneer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
Special Notices.
EXEMPFION7 PAPERSI

Persons Claiming to be Exempted from
military service, and, foreigners who have not
exercised the rights Of citizens, subjecta Of
other Governments, persons under eighteen
and over forty,fye years OF age, and all those
incapableof performing military duty, on Acr
count Of physicial disability, must according
to the rules prescribed BY the Secretary OF
War, furnish lawful evidence to that effect q
Persona, can obtain said papers from the I'M
dersigned, according to. law. l,.g g5sy.1..b b
iiqsi III. JOHN H. STOPPELMAN
Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public, No
200 Third Street Dayton Ohio, a'"is'a'F
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
CHANGED HANDS.

HAVING purchased the Fruit and Periodical Depot
III q Christian x. hecklsr, No. ~, Phillips House
BlHin street. will conduct the business Che way IN
whieh he has done and which has made the place 20
popular With the pubic. NJ Vinsh VII ~ 'i7i'F
fhe Magazines, Periodicals., PetoFAls; ali the prom.
nent and popular daily and weekly Newspapers; the
series OF Deadle Novels and Song hooks, as they ara
issued VIII Be ionnd NJ tha new store. 10
~ fsp.s Voniee'lenS' e'eP season Of the best quail
The mAHoNEf oYsTERs Aths best brand brouight
Wesiirio be had dursas ths season Thsy only vaif
20 b lasted 70 become el the rage ~ a oiaf N
ASK air trial OF the pubic4 eodhdent that by hr.
nshlng mo best aFiicesi dealing pros-gu 81 airysnal
ii6eI.lly.l will merit the confidence and patr6psss
M s9 noersly bestowed upon nay prsdeas3o
- snt h.naa .s5 A Gard.
q. Having concluded 10 change nv preeent hnsinh.a
ior one msre scuye, not more prohtAhle, have
depoued % my eaeabahmentf0 Mr.. hea " no will
have 20 doubt, conduct tho busnosa 10 plsaea tIIs
pnhics md Are1qmlnend lun 70 them. 10 my Ga
customers and friends return my snaera thahka ~
the liberal patronage they have bestowed 81 ine and
hope they il Sonhpne the same 70 my sncoessery 4,
shall ever feel gratefdfto my Dayton iiends "& !
Hoes ~ ~ ftnffd IfY ". y. k.likckhER,g .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

About the Draft--No distinction will
be made between drafted men and volunteers
at Col. Baldwins Gallery, Third street, three
doors East of the Central Bank, They viii
all receive correct likeness, With or without
musket in their bankruptcies to suit all
soldiers. 10 Regiments nearly full. A few
more recruits wanted--no difference whether
able-bodied or not Promotions mado from
the ranks Walk up, men, draft or no draft
That's the ticket Aa.ia'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
COMPREHENSIVE

IAIE have this day formed & co o-partnership under
w the Grm Of willlAnn vollbreoht o., and bought
has been in business Tor number Of years with Mr..
Post, and attery his partner. Mr.. b. was formerly
with Mr. p, and lAtterly with Rogers, Fowler Achey
A. intend ~ do business on the same principles as
former employer hope to retain the custom he
has had for a nuneer OF years. ESQ
WILLIAM VOLLBRECHT,r
HERMAN aANDMEIEA iFl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

Light Guard.--The Light Guard, now
being recruited for the s4th Ohio by those
clever men and frstclass officers Capt b
W. Kerfoot and Lentenants J. G. Turner and
]. H. Brownell, ia being filled up rapidly
Substitutes are going in their company for
three years, and receiving, in addition, the
liberal bounty of the Government and of the
Citizens a h = L.tl.L
Don't forget the Light Guard, at the Court
House Lot ftl
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

hAEOns OfffcI, cifY o. DAg4oa,l 4
IIIa M C. Vctober !, iSGz.
In pursuance OF q resolution adopted by the CITY
a Councl On The Suth uli., notice 4 hereby given 10
the qahed voters OF the Second Ward in said city OF
Daytcn. that poll Will be kept open, ut the usual
place Of Foting in said Ward, on tuesday, the IAN
dny o. Octobef lbe2 between hours Of SIX O'Clock
m and sE o'clock "a, tor the election Que Irns.
tee or ooitncfiian ior the uns1pired term Of Hiram
ai ocsda wa. GILLEspIR. Mayor