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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
Mcphersontown, Dec

DO You REMEMnER 2-Do you remember
that you have put off your wife for over year
with promises that you would buy her q Sew
ing Machine after while Now, open your
heart and on Christmas morning, give her a
happy surprise with Wheeler x Wilson
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Nothing would
make more appropriate present, or be of
more bene6tto your wife, mother or sister, than
q Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machine. You
wouldbe greeted with smiles for many a
Christmas TO come, over such present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

No Paper to-morrow,--To-morrOw be-
ing New Years, and an old-time Holiday the
Printers insist on observing, no paper will be
issued from this Office
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Dayton Business Directory

TEAMS FOR ADvERrIsIsa IN BUSINESS DIREcT0RYl-
Regular yearly advertisers, one line gratis. Others
81 per years So for months 81 for three months.
EB- PlVnent ia all cases IN ddudlee la
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CHRISTOPIIER'S
KRISS KINGLE LYRICS

our rcd htgwe haug out
C1ne all anu see What We re- Al.,iu.
To enuinerH. what we sen =
W uld Ue Impossible 10 tell
uAiess you call On Christopher.
Ctnetophers Krlss kihgt nov here
soon on the DOards Wli appear.
buy your presents now i0r III a ris hnd BOYS
A. we have an assortment ~ hne TOYS
30 cali al ChrstOpners.
The richest and nire 4 ever were seen,
We need uot iniOI M you "a. you urean,
- toys h0aiing Wlioiesle Iiruuph tlnr AIR
Procu,e tbein early and to Christopher n.uair
Ire tie rush sets "a as ~ forn.. yeaIs
Mhet many Wrnt away uuWnitr,i on "a
50 call cary and lay usue yourtuys
Ana nave your name i,ace eel ou ti,rl1 and ee,nrs
usut4blo selection.
A. Christmas comes tut once a y,nr
Make your innly happy and ie of sso.i cheer
dels j X t,iIt,is,Tnb,ss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

Religious Notice. = Elder John McMillen
Of Carthage, Illinois will preach on Friday
evening in the Christian Church in Miami
City.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
"CrTY GOvERNMENT.

Atagor.--wlliam H. IiiIespie; office, IO7, Main.
H1rshdL-Stacy B. CAIN office, at Mayors oice
Tfedurer.-D. W. Reese; office, j. W Darst Bros u
.SOictor-Joslah Lowell; Office, sgLLa
Cterk.--Anthony Stephens office, Council Chamber.
City C0uncit-
First Ward-Amos Decker and Hugh Wiggim.
second Ward-Ezra Bimm and Hiram Strong.
Third Ward-I. IL. Kiersted and Geo. W. Rogers.
Fourth Ward-J, A. Minck and l.. b. 0iilifahd.
Fnh ward--Ezra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward-W. N. Love and Jacob Decker. o.
TOWNSHIP oFFI6ERs.-Justiees Of Peace. g
WIN. Ii. Mckinney; office, Sd, naar Main
John H. stoppelman; office, Sd bet JEFF 81. Clair
James Turner; office, IS, Jefferson.
Cbnstdbtes. go"
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jetireys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

The Weather.-The weather "set in
yesterday with an incement raid, and was
as dlsagreeable as Norwegian could desire.
During the night the cold was more intense,
and the snow became solid, with the prospect
of lying on the ground for day or two. The
climate is too uncertain to make calculations
a day ahead, and we will not speculate upon
the chances Of an oldfashoned sleigh-ride,
such as we inyaribly had on New Years when
we were yOungster, some forty years ago |
The Times have sadly changed since then,
and the Seasons, too, i
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DISSOLUTION.

fINHE partnership heretofore existing lssts,sp las
i hraeei,n anu uenry Hagetiuau, no the hsitVs,,
SAD Tool iihde, was dissolved by nitual coa-.It "
The li1r,its Oh SATURDAY, DeceuiGcr o. Ieus -
JAMnb DitAC El.IR,
nENki nAGhhMAR
JAMES BkACLLIh wall settle the Lus,n... and
- continue 10 carry on the trade tt ual ~ ,i. Ia
place. NO. $40 Thru st., Oppose tie heniX HOUSE.
where ne s retter thau eVrf prepared pi,ss. Abu
supply The lublc with all articles ia litu siaWsi ami
iool me. dtsdnNJw JAmEp BhAUEIIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

Turkey.-We are looking for turkey, bu
we acan't seeftu- ~ s--A- ~aS
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S.T:-18 6 Ok.

DRAKE's PLANTATION Observation-Disclosures
natures great restorer, A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed OF pure st. Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appertite,
and strengthens the system. 1t is certain
cure for DYSPEPSIA, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change OF
diet, water &c 1t can be used at all times OF
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons.
Sold by all Grocers. Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons, p. II. DRAKE & CO,
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

CoALE's NEw JAPAN.-We have already
apprized our readers of a new article of ia.
pan, now in general use in this city The
excellence OF the article is fully set forth in
the following certificate from Messrs. John
Thompson Il Co, who are well known here.
PlTTsnuRG, 18th April 1862.
We have tried Coale's Patent Japan Drer,
aud find il an excellent article We tried il
with lampback ground in raw oil Wefound
that for these two colors we had to use a
larger proportion Of drer than that recon-
mended by Mr.. Coale, but for others coors
we found the quantity Zone eight) quite
enoughto dry them thoroughly. Practical
painters know that Japan that will dry lamp
black and Vandyke brown will dry any other
color that it is put into We therefore have
no hesitation in recommending it to the
trade and to the public generally,
JOHN THOMPSON & Co,
For sale by W, Weusthoifi Ohio Block.
decl9-lm
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Burglary and Arson at Franklin.

" Burglary and Arson at Franklin =
Yesterday morning, about 8 o'clock, FIRE was
discovered issuing from the establishment OF
NJ. V. Barkalow, dealer in hats, caps, boots,
shoes, etc. in Franklin On entering the es-
tablishment it was found to have been robbed
of part of the stock and $4,000 in money,
which the rebbers obtained by picking the
lock of the safe yI BIO. .1al
Mr.. Barkalow loses his entire stock, to.
gether with a part of his books, notes, &c.
The total loss, including damage to building,
is estimated at $4,000, Up to this time no
clue has been obtained as to who are the
guilty parties.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

TnAT's SOFA. h. West has resolved to
sell Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines at
the old prices, until after the Holidays Leave
your orders early, as there will be rush, in
prospect Of the price going up
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

Gifts.-Go to Laiee's No. 800, Third ST.,
and get some of those nice Cake Baskets, But
ter Dishes, Parlor Bells, Cake Dishes, Cas-
tors, and lots fother nice goods, suitable for
New Years Gifts LAfee offers more attrac-
ton than can be had in the Jewelry line else
where. Go there to-day.
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The "0nly Place. We advise you to
call at Mr.. James Rickey's Book Store, No,
32G, Third street for Holiday Gihs-spIendid
Books Photographic Albums, Engravings,
Fancy Articles, Stationery, everything, in.
deed which can be found at a similar ests.b-
lishment in Cincinnati or New York. Indeed
Rickey's is the ''Only place" where you can get
everything you want" in his line in this
meridian.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

To-night-To-morrOw night Don't
forget the Festival at Walker Hall tonight
and tomorrow night. The snow, will not
make any difference, II you only think so
BUTT will really make matters merrier The
ladies have taken great pains to prepare for
the occasion, and we have assurance that they
have succeeded admirably The object is u
good ohe--the payment of a church debt, and
it is a very agreeable way of discharging a
debt The agFeeableness of the occasion viii
be compensation, aud it will, under the cir
cumstanees, be pleasure to assist in the dis
charge ofthe debt Don't forget the Festi-
val tonight and tomorrow night, at Walker
Hall, Oregon. And take the Postage Cur
rency 'al 4 le1a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

Tremendous Rush The Store Room
No. 76 Main street is just crammed with Gus.
toners who are attracted there by the goods
selling at cost There is no humbug about
this It's so The rush there is perfectly
astonishing, 1t reminds us of the attempt to
get into the concert the other night,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

New Years Lunch John Gangnagel
VIII set an extra Lunch, with Oyster Soup,
tomorrow morning At half past 8 o'clock, at
bth 81 ExehAnge.ma -Jl IHEetb
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,PhotographG-Don't neglect to go to
GrosA' Gallery Main street. opposite the Court
House, and get your photographs taken for
New Years Gifts for your friends.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

Oysters, &c.-Braudenburg, one door
West Of the p. O., is in daily receipt Of large
quantities of the best qualities of baltimore
Oysters, and is prepared to supply families
aud dealers ir any number they may desire.
BE is licensed to sell at wholesale, and be Of
fers big inducements to retail dealers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

Dentistry The particular attention of
our readers is called to the Dental Card of
DR. Gillespie, in another column. He has an
excellent reputation for ability is his profes-
sion. .a'"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31

The Dance-of course the devotees to
the shrine Of Terpsichore viii remember
the Harmonic Society Ball al Beokel Hall to-
night noy rrf .na
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RioHxcSp.-Ws get the following from the
Jackson MpsiAippian, of ths 81 inst:

Every ere and every heart is straine In tn,
direction OF Richmond. Whist chesrsd b.
the resent tone Of tie city press, and epcour
aged to hore that cur is.sncsz will Withstand
and defy the at;Hck upon them : and, whilst
tc". We en- ter:ain m aoicing coD We &c in the
heroic and IT, vinci bic Johnston, who has, in
every movement, hitherto Ioiisd the "Y ounG
Nsnoleor," we caauOs forEa. that from the
ceksnniIc tEo eys OF tbs enemy has been
s.eatiiy fNsd upon Richmond, ana all his "a
soorces hsvs been t5Xsd TO insure lis fall -
TAU -urthsr and more decisive intelligence
Is received, we shall a.ral. the is7us with
bre .thlsss anxiety.
Re the result x me impending cor dct that
1t may, like cur own beloved N.tk buyg-the
little queen, who holds her court upon the
blrks o. the great Father OF Waters--kich-
uond, the classic emr orium Of the proud Old
commonwealth, hes resolved that vandalism
fnSy hlust Its fivndish nature, but willis.
there Is az cTro 20 strike she Will never sUr
render. In mat resolution she ~ supported
aud cheeTed by ali :ne loyal and patriotic
hearts OF the Southern Gonfsderacy. lie her
fate, :hsn, what IL may, she will bs soIaced
with .be reflect HOE that history viii ec:rd Of
a. that, thoofh "piuDCered, she is not poor,
:nr her charec ,er will bs enriched attainted,
she will not be titlsiess, fo- her services Will
eauobIe hsr; 'itsrsliy outlaWe.' into emil.
nercs ard fette. ei III 10 fame, tie fields Of her
OK les viii ba in alo r.ajiZ d by her dsede, and
the links OF hsr chains become decorated by
her lacTsIx"
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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.
The E'iowins II list OF the different hos
hais and their location in the city:

The following Il n list OF the different hos.
hsis and their location in the city:
Akuy soarirALs.
the city.
Oaimhorazo Hospital, on IN. hill overlook.
General Hospital. northern terminus Of I'd
atrest.
Louisiana Hospital. formerly Baptist Col.
| leSe weatsrn rIninati0n of Broad street.
Jiyrd Island Hcspitsi. southern termin alton
OF 9th street, near the river.
South Carolina Hospital, Mapch ester, zap.
preached ny Mayo Bridge, end OF l4th street.
girst Georgia Hospital, 2lst street, between
0easn and Gary.
second 0sorgia Hospital, Goth strest, be.
tvaau Main and Franklin.
Third aeorgl, Hospital, ccrn'r Of Franklin
and aAtn streets.
| Strs, Alabama Hospital. Brond street, he.
tween 2Arh and s6th streets.
Second Alahcma Hospital, conner Of Frank
IAN and "a b stresta.
Roysters Hospital, on Gath street, between
Main and frar Kiln s.reeta.
Banner Hospital. corner CT Franklin and
le.h streets.
GIohs Hospital, On lath street. between
Msir and Franklin.
Naryiard Hospital. corner Cary and Goth
| streets.
Greanot's Hospital, sist street, between
Main and Franklin streets.
PRIVATE HOSPITALS.
I AoSiisdis DAVsA S'Ieots OAhINu
| Hin.
College Hospital, corner Of Marshal and
| IL ID strsets.
soldier.' Home, corner CLAY and Henry
| streets
B5pt.s.C Church Hospital, 4.h street, between
l Leigh aud laurel.
Roeer,sor's Hospital. corner OF Main and
| Sd streets.
| ST Fcarces D'Saie, Brook Avenue, near
| Bacon & uHrter BraDch.
HosrITALs RECENTLY OPENED.
! Liggoa and Towards (factory) Hospitals,
| Main street., betwesn Goth and 18th streets.
Ko,s's factory Hospital, opposite the above
| North side OF Main.
Crows factory Hospital. corner of Gary
| and 2Iat streets.
Sssbroox's Warehouse, corner OF Grace and
lsta stresis.
Kent. Paine L Co. = Hospital, Main, be-.
| tween 18th and 18th streets.
| ksen, Baldwin & Co.'S Hospital, Main, be-
low Governor street
| ST Charles Hotel, corner OF Main-ard wall
| streets.
Richardson 4 Go. = Store. Main street, below
l4th.
| Masonic Hall. 26th street, Church Hill.
Bresdsn EOx's Store, Broad street, Shoe.
koe Hill.
| Spotswood Hospital, under srotswood Ho.
| tel.
| MayO's and Dibrells Warehouses, and the
DAG VILE unrkshonA ia Manchester, will hG
| "~' -''"-''.tass "a SOON es the nee ssrary ar.
! ...ux aaant q can be made.
! ;iUsuutai tents are bsing eEectsd ut How.
! Erd's urove.
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Nlfbmanb DispatlD.
WEDNESDAY moarIao. JUNE II, 1875.
a Young Mans Motto.

Count Maurice, OF Nassau, second son Ct
William the silent, Prince OF Orange, found
h'mscfi ~ seventeen years OF age fatheYlcss
rna peer, with mo h,r and zen younger
hrcthars and sisters lcossrg - him AZ the
only one lifted 10 take the place OF him who
was gore. Ets father hsi fallen nv the dag
ksf .; tee ASSASSIN, hts eldest brother was a
prisoner in spa In, and tina family fortunes
nhss had devoted verythinE to his Country,
And In The stormy times In which he lived
hsi Fortified md toss hts wealth. After his
Heath, as the bis cvtsn tells Va .clrre.s, tar
astfic,. tiGen, nay even his silver sroops, ard
tie Globes at his wardrobe, wer" di,rostd OF
NJ rublio suctoa fox the b.Gcft OF HIS credit
GTs.
ava herd Juno TOR ycurg Maurice, the
ware especially rs :hp Ne,hesiaud Rernol IL,
then IL the Sevtrcat stress OF its s;rnSkis WIN
The MT fhiltp, was lcosirg "a him 40 NJ.
fatheFs~ti innate saSCsssor In tts counciis aoa
81 the hesd q its armies Bat hn ora,e
yours heat did not fail him he rus MS
shoulder under the burden win 81 rcsciute
ard Ut Il 4 caipg spirit. As TIE st II ID Il oi eot
his pat?oSs AID MS nope, he took ioI ms az
y.:e "a fallen oak, witt young sapiirg
.irinsirS from the rcct,' end for MS motto
the woT il 'iamdeH p csrfaiRs A. boa y - ne tWig
shall &c, hecom. b tres.' ana IL did mere
are feyS names tslonsiuR even to the gio-
r,Ous days OF Elz lbs;h Ct kns.and, more
,ustiy hoaoryi thar this.
Vas motto q. P:inc. Maurice SEEMS one Pc.
cuiiariy appropriate { n every young mau to
=. once n mOtsst oEfessicu pN6 rssolpte
challenge The avg is not n "iTer, but
81 aas trees testiGy. Its claim 10 noi 30 much
~ what tia, IS wa&t it IL resolved to become.
II IL has nos pressN. strength, ii has purpos",
and We NJ! KNOW that purpose wins more lhap
haf tho battles In This world. Had the man
whu ss,i tina: providence IL always with
che strongest hattal'ons," sa,d 1, was rather
with these which fellow the r,sbt banner to
she aid. he would have been Ruca nearer
chs uu b. 1t is motive 70 which God Away
to,ks, and ~ Is the life that has "A RICH. mo-
tire at the hear. OF 1t, which he crowns with
favor aud s1ccFss.
From sft this it appears that manly SPIT
IL IL at tbs furthsrDnoe. Il ,Esb.: remove from
either vanity or presDsaption. The truest
hrsyaTy IS NOS: modest; and ~ 1t shTNks
from 20 PROPER responsibility; and 70 danger
that stands Ia tho way o. duty, so 1t nsVsr
goes T. sess either. Is biies It's time it liz
wiling ~ refns:n a 'wIs :,ilit becomes tree
does no., ia Iha greer ness and wef EreiS CT ITS
sapi:pg state put on { ITS es y il were already
full grown, nor claim al aaii,y with the trees
OF the wood h,forc 1t has, like them, its own
s.ropg rTU with which to battle with the
blast. V; "a remembers the root from which
II spraac, end he fallen oak ut Its side is q
perpetual remi ader that Il has q destiny -
win and a wo!k 10 do.
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Rse) &&fv 3sssE use:IHa;A g.


n. He COMMITTEE arp i,tAj by The
@s Commissioners to make provision for the
ro0st!uctioH of ito p-o at Ralco.d r-ish 20 rur
et sss AGO UH ATS, with iron wood ~ axes, TO &c
ssei,.ersd q, points b line OF ate Richmond and
Danvilis Railroad, Or at cth.r p,.cas, ~ may be
agreed upon.
"thars W3t may wish b snsa n>u ~. .se. "a
Unr.rct wanted, cen communicate With at Hfch
mand. They alfo win 70 pu-ehasa 400 sets o.
t'aft Harness, and 10 Wssoo 10 lnc!rdog Co'lsr b
Hsues. Brides, &c &c. a sample set % ca,;
harness can be seen n: tfe cf OF TIA Ricr IN mi
aud Danv:l'e Rai'rosd CO, any ia Eichgnrnd and
sucth0tn DsnTilis. They a'so wish 10 h;I- ] 500
Negro Mea AID Boys hy lie month IL q few 6sys
they viii be prepared % pu-. base go Eorrss and
kulss, principally Flutes. They s'so wish 10 con.
tic. for the de livery CT coo feat CT Pho tiank Of
dif Zas, either n, Dsari.ie Oh tl, line OF
the road TO he cons ructed.
caa he fond n. the Office Of the VI ch rurd and
Nanvile Railroad COMPANY in RichpoEd. from .
A. N until S L. d every day for the ney' eight
days. RO8T. HARVEY,
te its Agent for The Ucumttaa.
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AkIIEIUIAL Txt ti l. ,Iar0
- ELASTIC ARD Yu!.CAHttt FRO.
GSs.-u. ". JONES, DEsTIrt. svns the
right fof the above mode If ..zs.oo issIh a.
beng sasisced Of its sbsoius tay,s,or..v oyer III
other methods. can with coofaaar. cora,o.nd:.
70 thoss desiring full or partial asa O! seth. and
ssps0nu sacn e may b. dissatisfied With those
taey are now osins. The psrfec. adaptation al
the plete TO tbs mouth, ard The sueaSn ,h.reh.
secured, enables him 70 iEsers Gas OK more snstb
setAeU stssps. This method having been sdc~ss1
~ those ssarding htghsst In the profession. Norih
.csps exlibssed ~ thass wiahin$ 10 sss then. =.
ssss u 1sssh. 3n gola VI auy osAsF Plate viii, vi
s"aass. Do naado Ior saoas pfsftrr:as them. E:l.
taS. UssnDnS, Estrsustas and ali other opsia.
slons, eenny md thossngbly performed. tssth
Once % Asis street, opposite OorinthIau
naaS' d l-ly
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MILITARY MDTyCW&.


IN 4 n REWARD win h. pnid for she apprs-
~ u heasiou AID delivery TO me. ~ Battery
IL. !. OF Zach Of the following desazters
J. M MELTON, dark syee, hair, and complex
ion feat inch high, age SO ysHs
o MBI.TON, dark eyes back hair. snd dark
&c mpi. zi,u; S feet icchss high, sgs II years.
Ply MELTON. dark eyes, hair, and eomtlex'
ion 6 feet inch high, sgs % years.
comc,anion; feet & incs o. high Wore a gray
uniform On leaving camp.
JNO. FORD, light gray .ys.. sandy h.'r, rrddy
complexion, reddish besrd. seeto 'n-h.s high.
The ab0va reside In and around Hungary, Han
over counrY.
J. q. COSBY. ds'k eyes, hair. and complex lon;
and srcuad the city Of Richmond
j.. y sys S'e'' o,p,. eons w x'l.a n.si;s
8CU ny, At Camp winder. private JOHN
KAYLO8. substitute. sad Kaylor 10 about :,
fact inches high, dark compile ION. Hight hsir ard
hezsi eyes, il about - years OLD, was muAtered IN
on tho 23i u!t, left that night and bae not been
eaea since. I will gay tbs above rawsrd for the
apprehension and delivery Of "a d Knyior 70 the
Provost Marshal.
JOSEPH JONES, O,ptain
is4-6.s Go. ]. late Goth Va. Reet.
NITY Is ATTALlON.-The ppderstgue6 havio g
Battalion 10 hstas d ,r locs. defence Maj. Wyatt
NJ. Elliott commanding, have opened . hscrni!uR
Office 10 tho store af Mr. John G. Page, 90 ID, in
st,s.t. between IA b and 18th
The comm and Is to bs stationed within the limits
OF TIL city fortifc,tops and thus sfo ds Cpl n
did oppor unity TO those wso desirous OF being
in the service.
Ia addition 20 ths re2u'sr pay, tho city gives q
bcunty OF twenty dollars per month to each pFtsass
aud mon CT lnpissionsd cftce-.
Further particulars gipen at the rendezvous
which i'll be open from to /, and from 3 tot.
JOHN II GRHANER,
JAMES T. VAUGHAN,
OSCAR u. HOUeAH,
! 7-A.' JOHN POE, JR.
HDQRS MD. PARTISAN UOkPs, !
| RyCHHoFD, May IS, 1852
| TT>lE undersigned having recstvea authority Il
II organizes
| PARTISAN CORPS OF MARYLANDERS,
invites all young men ficm that stale to Join NJ.
eorps, which will bo composed Of cavslrY, af'iE
I lary sad Infantry.
| Ecrees will bs furnished to tho cavalry, II re.
| ques's5. Pay, rat,ors sad bounty the same rs il
regua. service aud he vains OF all captures dYt
del in tho corps.
| Haryla,ders enlisted foS 1c mouths, snc udinl
those VIM hayo tinted, Cal cbsin transfers te
| this corps.
Recruiting Office at Maj. J. A. WzsTor'5 Count
! Ing Room, No. Is Pearl street.
| s.W. H. JHtyIFER,
| ,,z ea-ts Colonel 4. q. =.
Il
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n- THE COMMITTEs appointed by The
~ Commits toner's to make Provision f Z the
construct IN OF ,b. Piedmont Ee;'rnsd wish TO
pnrcha.e 4. QUARTS, with iron sod sNes, TO
he delivered al points on the line oi tho All mopd
fa'1 Dnuvhje Railroad, Or al o her PLACES a, msy
he agreed upor.
PefscDs having su h cs,t. on h.nt for s.'e, or
n.hers WIN may s-ish to make any poc'i2a OF the
numher wsnted, can ccnpun. cfts With ne in psr.
roa or by letter, ri Rchncn5.
E0sP. HARVEY,
ie 3-A Afeut for Committee.
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sOstIHr FsAkEs. Ribbons, Ruohes. Frrr,h
- Flowers Grapes Sils-, for making Bonr@is
ana Hsad Dresses at the Msnts Depot. ~ Mar
street-
I-snisicns p,on,y taken at esr at tbs msatls
Dspot, 60 Msia st.. mv5f
SkRlSu MILLINERY.
has. DEM EIaiAH, On Honth lnaIr strss,,
es.vesu l7th and lsth, has on hand a superior
socg OF
KILL. N HhY
ana otner GOODS, and invites her old fttsnds,
and tbs ladies generally, IN call and supply
them selves. She In prepared 20 make hssusi-
ECiictts orders,
Her store ie closed assrF Saturday.
t!rs. H. ia prepared TO BLEACH Ronn.n
and hats in t-a bcEt manner.
Hs" Ihrss or tour Young Lady MtLI.f-
MRS Will and constant employ msnt by cali.
,rycn MAS. DEMELMAN.
Try Sims
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- MI = . a L J. . l z.
My friends srd cid custor,a.,, Sy.d the public g
general, arc hereby notified that hass dispose
PRACTICE MEDICINE, As heretofore. With
si.ictss tea ion 70 my assn.s by Gay and ilht.
Ofocs above Mr.. BesirkeG a DrugGtoIe. Main st.,
near l7.n. once hours from .G1 a. M., to .
and to 10 p e..
my 23-lm' J I'D. DOTEH M. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

R1UTICE.-Ranaway from ths snbtcIieer,
~ near Day ton, Marsneo County, Ala. nay
dinin room servant, .1AnEsS, some times calf
ing bjmself James CLARKE. bright mulasto,
about twenty five ysars OF age, slightly bow.
legged wes raised IN Richmond, Va. BY n
Mr. Totty. His parents still live there.-
James was jn the army last Summer at Win
chester. G reasonable reward Will! he paid
fer his apprehension and confinement in Jail
nc that get him again.
nv 1c--1m* EDWARD BAPTIST.