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TaE WEBB KELEzA TEOUPH The hrst per-
formHncs Of this Troupe at the Academy Of
Music last evening was fairly attended, and
well reosfTsd. The various tahleaax were
arranged with tsste, and were really very
pleasing. Mr.. Webb has bean to large sx-
psDse in the preparation Of his troupe, and
has employed the best artistic talent he
could secure. The entertainments viii
doubtless be a success.
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JUSTIOE DE- IdE PEACE.

request having been msde By numerous bedg
Of bis fsI'OW oitfssns to PREF ) B. FITZ5ERALD,
70 allow htnsslf Be pat In uomInaton for justice
Of the Peace, he has complied Herewith, and is now
candidate for said once The Professor a an old
oiriEsn, and il mighty sEtesmsd b. an who know
him, both IS q man and gentleman.
JLEVEL AID, Naroh is. lSsa
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j. j. COoHRAN,
JAHEs MCDOWELL,

AHruaL EzHIBlTIoN.-The pupils Of the
Hicks Street. School viii hold their Annual
Exhibition on Tuesday evening, April lSt,
:, ths VEST sids High-sehOel Hail. The
doogs 4Ill b opsu e ejf o'clock. Ths az
sreia,s WI eonnsnos pEomPtlT e TX
SD. nay b had a The do0T. aPIsSso
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

department before long. Gen. kllfOy writsr
Of = gAllanta act Of thirty Eve scouts Of The Cd
Virginia who, on q Reconnaissance % Hunt.
ersville, were surrounded By two hundred
and afty rebels. They cut their way out
losing one man.
HoEIHATIoEa.
OOlOnels RObb, Mitchell Of Kentucky, and
DiTeES Of the 18Th Massachusetts,, were nom
mated Bhgadier Generals to day.
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COuPLRrED.

BAETINoRI, March 81.
The lsst rail eomplsun the 3 B 0. 3 &
was laid ten mlles west oi HarPerB Ferry
Saturday night aiDee which time 400 loaded
cars have passed over the road. Nearly 2oO
ears, filled with Western produce, loaded a.
the GhiO River, baTe reached Baltimore.
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T0R OITYuARgHAL.

MEsSBs. EDTToEB - Believing ths City MarShAl TO
Ds one Of The m,st resp 1nsois tesr Of the COEPo-
ration, ve favor the uominstIoh Of our sahssmeo
nlloW sitissn, THOMAS MoKIs5TBT. kHoTins
him these many YSars 10 various places oi trust and
roooEniEins him 20 . gentlemen, keen viGilant
omoer, and sn sntsrprHing citizen, We propose TO
make hm Oity Marshal.
Please say 90 for Us, and confer En Obligation on
ALL GLASSES OF OITIZEHs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
LAnlEr, HRRE n PEnnR P0sIrIYR-

Itisnet very TAR FETuAEp and comes TO the Rio.
pEtetor through OF She ''oideat AID .'uost re-
spectabls rus Eigta 10 New HoTk state who
dhme u CONNECTED REAn---Oas Cf the drGt ladira
city (nlr. I'm. Bristol 3 Col and told them that
ne o. sourse did nng Wi1h her name ma 9 rubiic
6ut n any one should doabt tue WnndaFfui IA acy
q Dr, o poo Os 9oden Pills, thes Nigh. refer
my lady 20 heF, e. shs considered L d1iy, veil
= pirasg'o e rel e her ennV isdie 81 thair en-
y years old She WEG ts8t going int0 coz umpt on
-pad taken cold-Eatur. became ..tStrucreI. Two
sn@ e win rUDrgt be ith. 30 SAY all who ave
,issd en-. b meuibo the II ned entg rom poslt z
th 80 Pills made knos 70 eve q gent, = ho
Eili tell Tcu key Will perform AL N is Ct i'm O
f.rthems . advertisements Of Oard to tha La
fiss IN auOlnar coiumu. marlT 80
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A GARD To The LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO's
Golden Pills for Females.
InfAllible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing all Distractions, from
Whntever Cause, and always
Successful as Pre-.
HentatiHh.

IpfAlllble 10 BelieTng StoppsgsS and IrTeguIarity
Of toe meDaea Those ills ere nothiua new Init
haye besu u cd bY th- doctuF= s5r may yeTrn both
IN Franoo and America, with s=SaFalluled snoreSs
lq evogy oaa uhd ls u urged many thruthbd Ia
otea vi hsv0 uoed them 20 maAe toe Pile puolfs
TOR The alsTl ton Of those ering from eny ITr. =
~ trties WhatsV-r, vel 60 prev Of an faoIeass
OF ffmuY WngFe heau b will not D rmit it F,u1les
Gu iarlF siiuateds ID. supposnF the rs- lVe9
80 are eE1ttond ag-nat usiaa tbeae ffllH while 10
hat oondit' g. III slpropri Tor a. uss DO reapou
ainilitI Alter tns above h1mOnitk arhOugh d. Ir
midne9s would . event any mischief O. hrolfh
h9 Wise tee fil' are recomm suded. Full a. q.
plon dir'otioaa acc, mRGDS "a, b box Price 81 par
sold wholesale au1 retail 10 u,V land by EEN.
~ Bkua.. (Wnol sale nrugRi-tal 10 "a oefiof
atreot5 sTRQhO = ARM ruOaU Isg superiof al
- sAOhRiDER, "a Suyerior ut--ei: a, w
VLAhht ? superior street, and ur Or q LII
Ok , cor OF Ontario rect aud Ene square
LA lEbl-by saudrnE El % % q heF uI toe aboys
e2un through tha GleVrland 2, ut Uh.s - "a b AZ,
the Hs tent 10 aug part Of tue osIun - or city
conn iontlAlly! nd 'frea Of poe ego byIe urB ali
N o.-l % out 70 uOu0U risits. ~ no (3oloet,
t1il' OF any II ID ~ 81 eVoty box Il siRaed b
u0We All hers are q bas in PositiOa sId unuAf
thsreiorei - you value Y0aF live, auf heait1 10
~ nothtoE OF beins humbugsd cut Of your nonsyJ
9ug tntg those VINO HhoW me stF. a'urt 81 81 D
d0He o. every box, which has roc8. q, teen add q
SC ouDt ~ toe ls being eountsrf, itsu The
.neredloau composing tho kboVs Pills ar made
AnoNa 20 every Agent, and hoy will til you theV
aro hais and viii perform all ela,med for them
=. -. hOWE, BOls PrnBri tor,
mAt"hN Me- York.
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@- DOyou know how eheaP you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, At
liz Bank streetf Please call sHd see before
making your purchases.
apLSse J. MABURT.
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To REEE.-The pleasant house, No. 1t4
Huron street, near the junction with Euclid
JOIN ". HEBEKE,
rnarehesRIs IA Superior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

L o Baker, Tor some time e0aneeisd VIA
tbe intsresiB Of tie G1genmsns vas i7.dsg
appointed By the War Department sPeeiali
agent % take charge Of AL sbAnsOnVa rebel
property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

u. DT. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and ElscEOpsthy, Ouras Obatinsts Gases Of
Dyspepsis, RhsumstIhm, sorOfula, Neural
gissnd all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the AEain, ThrOat, Heart, LungS, Liver and
Urinszy Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given 70 many formidable caSsa
cured in this city sfsor other PhySicisna had
Eiled. Bee AdVsrtissmaat IN smother col
umn. OHes nO. uS ssnsca stzssa.
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GARDENING.

4 ANDsOArk GARDENING, "a
SC -WM. > MS offers bis asrv oes 20 y
SSntlsmsn who may wish 20 emp % perpOn -
70 Ley CHt GFOuAds Aaks F9cVer GHdsaa
PFtEls Gld BTcSs GrgP6 HnBS5,
and al o her EIuiE de VIII sonIract by tho DAT,
- a. az1soH nr reasouubls terms. he has also .
t5oro1 IN uEludRa % l5AnD DbAlhlh9.
18-Crdsru len Ct the seed store - j. siAiA . 50
9ili he prnuintlg aitH1d-f 20 marf'SN
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FROM NEW HAparD,

Rebel gunbOats and transports have pass
ed RIddls'S Point in the night with supplies
for the batteries opposite and below POini
Pleasant. The rebels have estsblished q
battery ct aerryWeathers Landing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

a u - - ~ III
~ GE SERt In KNEW Ihe value OF ths Gen.
q . 'UU. ONOO GALD.N PILL - they woaIa
qOt Isw tn ut tUem "snother houT," 1bus Nr.tes
act u lis are 10 no tons Dis ass" but are u.e.
earsd Tor I'll Of those q n usand and one" lirIo
aOnplsins Pes lliur 20 ladies generally. The's !.
COS iaoy VI g" but what At "soms psEiod Of
Der iifs' need them.
a Isly 4 BafaIO. n. 7. vrotO to my agent there
Ms. D. q. P. CzAnPtrH-Dear Sir: You cannot
poslibiy o necive ths graittu feel or the intro
iucft0n by you Of the DupOneO Golden P lis in our
city. have puBsr,d (iiks mary Others Of my rex)
aarinR nv odfeai sickness with the most dis-
ind in Suen ag NJ haze ben, that slEay- hsd to
take to mg bs, ana Veiy Of,en sen1 ft physicion,
% t,ks yours p'lls-tvo of thar ~hen 1 f0und ny
b 10 coming on. YES relieves in one hour,
Aud pass aiouE uos ftom m nth 10 month (hy tax.
q 8 InB two lis at the proper time) having no
esln 6 ns,s Or dTss' , o. aIy kPd Gus feeling my
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW,
As vel a. many othsrs, that no female can tniOT
good heath unless ths ia rrgula-; and WhsneVo 40
5Ostructiou t4ses piscs- Wheiher trom exposure,
col or euy oih-r cause.-The snerAl health begins
tmqsdiatsy 10 del ne, sod ths Waut Of trOIsr rem,
coy has been ihs cause so many CoRsumpJiQna
b. found In The 81 upo Co Collier PM, : HSsd
lohe, IAN the side psPt zion OF the heart, lNaIh
e'g 4 i0od and sturbsd slesg, always arise On
the intsrrupiOn 81 n-tur~I A. q Wheneysr thai ts
s cSsi these Pills VIII invarioly Eentdy al these
Fu,i and sTpIcit directions accompany each box,
hiqh mu b. sIri tiy followed aud 81 disseses :
elliHr 70 iemslss sY Be speedily eurSd. Tbs Golden
Pills act as al
BrkTarant, WthaGt Siagls DTawbaek.
eGio 10 their operation; psrpstu.l ia their happy
inhue ces upon tbs peITtH, ne mind sn1 the ~
q . Ofgan Estton. II there ts Any r itlnc- 20 o9
plse On HanaR Testimony, the above Pills may
1 % fnllY dspeuded upon.
hEME nBER -EEsuiins the bcE closely (uo nat
| ter Of Hhay DTugElIr yOu buy theml. TIE box il
uOt -ignsd - D. HOVE, a. ths o1sntsreife and
VIII not Be- rrsPonsihle f0f thsIr mia ioua Effects.
sc sdye tis m,nt', in another column headed
| " A o. 70 TIE Ladies'"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

EGAHE rAEEHH.-LTsEy and Boarding
Stable, 80 seEsoa sire0t, A No. Horses and
Carriages 81 ressHUAbls figures.
Hsp9lR9G:Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
BUSINESS RUTIUEs.

CE1EA HAEL.-PerSons going 70 house-
keeping this spring should not fail TO call
on Mr.. ". P. Fogg, on the corner Of suPe-
nor and Seneca ssIestss where they can ind
the most complete assortment and finest
quality Of EartkRs0ars, CAiAa GIGsSssaTG
Tabls CStls75, silOe- plated Wars, and other
kssss tvrDiohiHg Ortielss, ever offered for sale
in this city. For over ten years Mr.. FoEs
has been located on the above spot, and BY
adhsring 70 the principle Of keeping the best
article Of Wsrs and selling at fair prices, he
has built up 4 very large business. Give
him call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

~ For froah Homeopathic Medicines
in Pallets, Powders or Ldqaids, Of any
strength, call as Han's, II Public Square.
auFs-RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

- George sPragas, Wholesale eTOOer
ed Commission MoEehant has removed
tpm Oviatsis ExohAnse TO - Morwiu esroot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
FORRTGN ARnTYAI.

PoRTLAND, 9arch 81.
The Jurs, from Liverpool the 2oth and
londonderry the 3lsL arrived here at 9
5e OK, P, n
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erRmECFTFB.-5HmpsoA IA, beyond al
question, a superior artist, and We sduss
thoso Wishing 70 sOs Rno likeness 70 call
upon him. A Wait 70 hia gallery, No. 35S
Superior Ttrest, win richly rSpsy both citi-
sen and stranger. RaGstf
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CidEsna wishing couveyance 20 either Of ehe
DON Trains 81 Bolta, viii be called foE By the
t,elf addges II the Omnibus OGca, lff Superior
lFstt, neEt dOoT q the Wo1den House
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- ADYERrlsEnRNra

HoEEsa, RoSt . % white Linsa eOOaa,
asstbsrE z Baannaha-5tt tiasps.
HgEua Rooi = auo-Ofoana akriA.
,. A. soanau-Hrss bund.
p H,Esss-rOr reas
Albart r. slass- E.ssal Eotlu,,
Q. Berrousht-o ossa Servants Furnished.
An 0 e Williams -sRit srppuert.
+ 3 g. furS sa-oo-PsgtasGship Notice.
~ onts = sirsot-TOr Bent.
usald nasaa -Ies uroamL
Albsrt K.oPpstsin Nosio,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

RENovAL.-We have removed our stock TO
I7T Superior street, next door to Taylor 4
erIsWold. where We viii be pleased TO see all
Of our olu customers, and ss many new ones
ss will give Us 3 call. B. Burns 4 Co.
march fs $50
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FLOUR AND FEED.

LNAMILY FLOUH-A. NJ PERRY
- Q. are making at their new mills . brand Of
EA1II1 ElIoUk that esnnot be beat mara
Dan EO'o FLUUn.-6OO BBLS
} WISCONSIN, FLOU 3, vsEy ehssce for Bakers,
Tor sale e. A. ~ RHkRY & % y,
marc lle : as sup. rtor st.
TNDIANA WHITE W 3 "a T
Il ELOUR.-6p bhlg nov IN store and for sale low,
bg lmaT5l n. PEks1 ~.
z iONS CHUIUE bUOKWHEAT
v FLOUR TOR sale wholesale and retail, at
tan28 TrI.I E A. n. PERRf COS.
DYE FLOUR.-1OU BBLS THAT
dseI7 A. Il. PEBRY 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

Assessor FoR gHs FOURTH WARD.-AlloW
rs to recommend to the citizens OF our Ward
the mama Of J. B. Gribble a q very suita-
bls person 10 receive the nomination for As
SCISSOR. he has every qualification and IL
one Of our oldest and best citizens.
SsI MAHT worms.
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. ars lisned 5. D. HlWe. 2. iIEa- -are-
LaBIE ! "BOW InPOR TANT,D

Youshou be very eautious alb 1ut using the va
SOU DO ums'' Uallsd fems.e M diciuea, as ma
q -nniue g. '1noncg GOlfen fttgh Hir MADk KNOWN
% sVerV AGENf ~ llisg them, ''as vi III 70.
% gbls PHssIcI NJ and they will tell y~u the
pilld eDe rev - fIom Ting ( an 4 ia ious
aaIuFs et the same tine the pills will do ell that s
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Gs-Ihs unartsisnsd VIII be candidate for noni.
naiion 70 the ofies Of Assessor.
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MEDICAL.

HiEuILAI.
TIE BAOIEs az CLEVELAND, o.
Win DAD he or UtNE "tnppnoo Golden Pflu''
for EanaIes, .le By 3. ". Baos rider,
Benton 4 Brother, @. W. CLARK,
brnfEisss
THE LADIES or PAIREsVILLR, O.
win hna the GsBuice ''DupOaeo G1l eu Pfil,'' for
-gslts. sod b 5. slNOoE, D -nRsist.
THR LaDIEs or AsHTABULA, A.
WIN md .h' esuuiae d p 'neo Go den PIIIsi for
= NAL =, sold b. @ oTgs wilIard.
THE LADIES OF GIRARD, PA.
WIn hnd tue Gsnnins ''puponeo G tldsn Puls" for
Eenalss, sold b. B. .. kb, ugsist.
THR LADIES or RRIR, PA
viii End the Gem ine fDup9uoo Golden Pulsu f,r
Lsmel-e, ?, y ?, John 3. Carter Druggist.
THE LADIES OF OBRRLIN, o.
WIN ms the Genuine "Dun1nco O den PIllSD for
temAleS, sold By Dr.. HsnrJ, DrrggisI.
THR LADIK+U az NORWALK, o.
Will nld the uuins "D-poneo Golden Pill,p for
Fsmalss, sold ~ K HosS : RobeFtS.
Drugs sts.
tbs LADIES or RLYHIA, o.
hill noe the Genulno "Duprnoo Goldeu Fills" fsr
AemAiss' sold ov enGt gtOn 3 Jedhins,
D,uGg'gts.
LADIES, RvERE WHERE,
b isndlDg 3 :" snv Of the above sEsnts oqn have
tas Us sen toou tiallTl By mail
70 anv patt q ire ooantry
free OF postage"
LADIEsI BIZ VRRV PARTTCULAR.
Buy nothing called 'Duponoo'B cod n Phi 80 hsrs-
after nnleas you hUd th siguatuvs Of 3.
". Howe on each box, which has
recsntlg en- aided on ao-
count o. the Ptila haT-
ing harn
roUETE RFEITED.
LADIES. REME BRR,
5aE srs siS5ed 5. D. Howe. e-s,l... 4. ana
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CONRRRasInNn1


WAsHnseoH, March 81.
Fice-President Hsmlin being abaenk II
Foots vas chosen President 20 -. -'ls
NJ. Wiley presented 6 psdrion non IL
Eorkmsn n the late ermoFy AZ HsrDs,y
Ferry, asking for tbs rs-sstablishmsnt Of -
srmoFy and for work
Ar. King presented several PstIsons lor
smancipating slaves
n CoIlsmeF, from COMMITTEES On tie II
brsFy, reported 10 the Houle q Iolnf resoId -
tiOe for the appointment Of Theodol6 Wot--
sey, Of Conn, Regent Of the suifh5nE.,h
Institute In place Of ProE Felaoa. Ths
resolution was passed.
Mr.. Hesmith offered q resolution. Eihv
the Secretary Of War tc iurnilh the ssiats5a
copy Of the report Of Brigadier Gsneral Eao0
A. Manifold, relative TO the late enEsgsnsntr
between the Monitor and ksTimae. Ths
rssolurion was adopted
Mr.. Lathsm introduced . BIN 70 esssis 8
bureau d transportation Adopted
% motion Of Ar Chandler the bin faF es
appointment Of LlRhthouss inspectors We
taken up The bill proposes 70 transfer sha
light houses 70 the revenue 5ervics, puttinF
them under the coatrol Of ths Secretary. q T
the TTeasurF. After discussion the bll ~
post5oaed.
Mr. Wade introdaeed bin to provide e.
territorial government for AriEoniA
Mr.. Fessen6en presented Joint resolution
rom the Legislature Of Name, IN favor a
extending pecunisEy aid 70 ths States fsr Ebs
emancipation of their slaves; also cotdialIy
lpPrOViBg Of the Presidents msssage and de-
claring that Maine will cbeerfuly furnish her
quota Of the amount; also asking bsr sena.
atoEs to vote for the abolition Of sisYery II. I
the District e Z ColumbiA
The bin FIR tie abolition Of slavery ia lts
District Of Columbia was tnsn taken ID, and +.
Hr Sumner proceeded to speak n & hFor; i
Eftsr which the bill WsS Poned ill 10 morrow,
Adjourned. ----------------
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

EOh SALE UHEAP.-A bklCA
HouSs IBtore fn arunf,) snd Lot, Ne. 10 frts-
~ gtIOst. AgDlg % tie ptenslSs. HAEa'--la
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

Great Bethel was burned BY the rebels
previous to evacuation. Nothing bat a mass
of ruins was found on the entrance Of our
forces. Letters from thence predict the burn
ing of Yorktown In a few DAYS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Dr Roback Remedies.
We publish in another column Of to.days
paper, AN article copied from the Cincinnati
Times, descriptive of Dir. Roback extensive
medical establishment in that city. By the
way, DIR. Robacks Remedies have obtained
great and deserved popularity with all elias.
SEES 1t has been but short iItue since these
Remedies were introduced into our section OF
country yet Dr. Brennan, Dr. Robacks
ag ent in this place, informs us that his sales
OF the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far
ex ceed those OF all other medicines for which
he is agent, combined The reason for This,
is, that they have stood the test of practical
experience We know this not only from the
mouths Of others, but we have used them in
our own family with the very best results
For all diseases of the blood, general debility,
whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weakness, indigestion, and all kind
red ailments, we recommend the Scandina
Wan Remedies as the pery best medicines
eXtant They are destined TO achieve not an
ephemeral success, but permanent and de-
served reputation, which will render them a
necessity in every family Napoleon, o.,
North West, March 2.
See advertisement. del9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
rOOTl TOOTII TOorIIl
Kris Kinkle is Koming !!
CHRIS sim AS GIFT S!
CANDIES AND CANDY TOYS !

JUST RECEIVED AT EOS THIRD 81, DAYTON,
HNHE largest and finest holiday Goods ever offered
aud strawberry Cum Drops, Peppermint Drops Red
White and Blue, hquoriee, sugar Almondr, Gum
Sticks, Julube Bars, nne mixed Candies, Burnt AL
monds, Almond Bars, Cocoa Cream Candies, habbit
Houses, BABY BoHes, Soldiers, Hearts, Birds, Country
Houses, Circus Figures, Market Wagons, Alphabets,
Cupds on Flowers, Bread Baskets, Brilliantp, Bon.
nets, URion Eggs, sugar Boxes, Whistles, Hollow
Toys, Dog Houses, Deer, Butterflies, BIRD Cages,
Watches, Gum Mastie, &c,, &C, &c.
The proprietor has got, and u receiving the Goods
70 please every possible taste, He s determined that
the public shall have everything OF the latest, incest
and best.
Call or send orders W. II. BRANDENBUkG,
delo 995 Thiri street wesi of P0-toui,e
(JOurua cobyl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22

That Bear. r.-Remember that Mr., Frank
BAumheckel-Centre Of the MArket-will
slaughter large, fat Bear, and will have the
meat in market on exhibition on Christmas
eve, and morning. His stall win be decora-
ted in splendid style.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
Special Notices.

oS MONDAY, DEo. 22D,-Geo. H. Coles will
commence selling out his entire stock of Dry
Goods, Shoes, &c, at Cost, to close the bnsi-
ness.
This will afford the ladies rare opportunity
TO purchase their Coaks, Dress Goods, Shoes
&C.. at almost half the usual price, instead Of
paying the enormous advance over the old
prices, which will be worth saving these hard
times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
sHERIFFS SALE


Joha Coney Fl al Montgomery Common flsas.
vs. Case Nc. -
fhilip Edwards Il al Ia fAIulicu
Dl virtue oii aud Ia obedience TO- the commsua OF
ID order OF sale Issued IA the above csse, and ~
me Ireoted, wall oner al public sale st ths ic9r 1l
tie Couu House IL the citJ Of Dayton on
Saturday, J1Haafg ~, 1903,
AZ Oeloek "a % said day Tue following Described
real estate, 20 Nit Ia Lot nuthsisd sixty 4i1 tGC) ~
the town Of Un.0n the county of Montgomery aL1
stale OF OHIO.
The same, with the inpruYtmcnts theron, has been
appraised at elOu and cannot sell Dr ie-- than two.
thirds OF the appraised ysue. Teims-ls N u-h. y in
one aud IA two years from the day OF sale drrrrei
payments To he secured by MORTGAGE On the pieu.
lses.
del2diwawts GEORGE Voc AMAN. shenH
NAhbON OIL Of the lest quality the market can
~ produce, both tor safety and duTatihty ln bunur
Rnd ~ Tree nom OflensFs OdoT he male, d.
sale ~ the gallon Of bsIrel by JAMES ABBLI
dec Drugsist led MAN street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22

Do You REMEMBER 2-Do you remember
that you have put off your wife Tor over year
with promises that you would buy her Sew.
ing Machine after while2 Now, open your
heart, and on Christmas morning, give her a
happy surprise with Wheeler 4 Wilson.