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rwoy aLUABLEJA MES RIVER PLANTa.


II TIOSs FOR sA.B AT AUCTlOS-Thr residence Of the late
WIN. woodson, known ~ the cred house" win he offered for
saloon the premises, on TUESDAY,, the 2d Of December, 1852,
at IL O'Clock. This place 10 situated on the South side Of Jane
miles below New Coninn. containing about so acres. Of which
100 acres are River aud creek bottom, the remaining 100 acres Of
uulanl are In a high state Of cultivation, being admirably adapted
to the growth Of wheat, corn and iobs eco, with an abundant sup
seeded. All the Improvements are Of superior order aud ia eN.
l cellent condition.
Pie dwelling and ouihou'es, stables and tobsceO.houSes being
covered With slate.
The gardens aud orchards, both peach ana apple IRE m
proved.
Shere Iss fevy m the place making II accessible 10 the Canal
q distance Of half \ r.ils. There is not . more desirable or highly
ImbroyAd place Of II. .Is In the STATE. b.
the stock, horses, mules cattle and hog, and also, all the crops o.
corn. pro,snder sni meat, smt t0,Sl Id, Of good tobacco willte
offered. "a. 'rr.-
Tls.,-Ai ne psrsansi property Will be sold for cash. The
real estate will be ssidfeE iosT-tfGs cash the baisEet in ls noE'rs
BEARING interest, properly secured.
A. the sane tire ana place, viii be ,sis the plantation Of NJ
/ c. n WOODEN, on the piheF side ol the river, Immediately orfe.
Fite and connected to the. aEst described place ~ az accessible
.s-ry, ne place eoa;aias G'seres. or which u. aeFss az goa
low grounds a. there Is o. ihe river. ne upland Is well timber
| al, gs;srci ana iuprcva. The Csnal rata sh-o=ghtt
/ The buildings en- the estate are iafsTteT. g p 80.
/ there are IFS Lsghsi' shtat seeded.
/ Also, all the plantation uttnsis and alt the corn, Pr-rehieT
| aud Meet, torss,, Hass, cattle snd hogs Ei be ssid 81 DE ssslh
fuu.-on,hsf cash, sslsacs at enc and Two years, btains
/ Interest, .ecGrsi b. a trASi lissd, or eli cash ht the option OF ~"
| purchaser.
| % by calling on Mr. q. q. woodson, or Mr.. J. c. snoddy, on the
E,yih,r rst.r.ace &. made is Mr.. W. o. Gibson, of Richmond, or
l MI. 8. h. DeAne Jr. OF ~hynehou,s.
l de2-tds ? GOpDlN 4 APPkKsoN' Ancu'
NB-p.-on, ..vins Richmond by the rSek., Boat, on Mon.
day sn.rnoOI, Fiu Tesch the estate BY o'clock TUESDAY morn
II ta
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RY RENT. PAINE 4 co. Auors.

n hFNAs hANf u " fNNAa BE-
a.
DRY GOODS AT b.
UR regular weekly sale Of Dry Goods viii be held on WE'D
comprise a large assortment OF FRESH STAPLE GOODS, In
Guiding the following scarce and desirable stylrs--yz: 30
95 bales IS aud 4 1 brown Sheetings,
90 q" 50 aud IS O~suELurgs,
1bSll It's Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers,
100 pieces extra Gray CaSslmerr~,
Country Jeans, Sattnetts,
'RuRed Cloths, h-rSrys, o. q
... Wnrsted Dress foods,
Patent Threads, Hooks and Eyes,
Flsnn-ls NSsdrteiO Iinseys
brown Hollands, Houp skirts,
BLACK and Fancy De LANES,
Blrached Shirtings,
English aud American Pins.
Sdspendets, Tupes, Tooth Brushes,
Splendid Satin and bonnet Ribbons,
.BlteS aud Fancy Stocks,
Wooden and Cotton Hose,
Note Psrer, Envelopes,
Linen and Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
sLadie,' Md and six Gloves,
Wooden shASls, C~ottonades,
Bhftors, Combs, Needles,
badirs' Cloth aud SILK CloSks, etc.
-ALS0,-
An invoice Of Bonnet silks, Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.
KENT, PAINE L CO.,
d.I0 $50. , AnetIonerr..
WILL. BE ADDED:
10 bales Heavy Southern OSnAburgF,
10 do. Extra Mixed ChSmbrRSs,
- Heavy Military Suits, Jacket sad Pants,
81 pr. Rich Embroidrrei Pophns,
9n Rich English and American Prints,
10 bale Cotton wsddlng,
delO KENT, PAINE 4 co, Auctloneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BysGoppiyi agAPpKRsoy Anc,,-


' bhOOh TlRSPlhE, MAX TO BACON QUARTER BRANCH,
FUR SALE AT AgCrTON.-At the request NJ the heirs Of Tie
iA,e Philip Saiaet, dsrid.Ur shail seu- al npbnc auction, on Tie
premise., on TUEsDtY, ihs l4'h December, 1862. A. one O'Clock,
I VI, ms very valuable real estate located as shove, of which
NE tate PHILIP snided decd sefzed. The lot euutsins nearly $
acres OF beautifully improved. land. The improvements ron
St ~ a mos, excellent BRICK DWELLING, with q tarss
number Of ah'-hnuses and -tso Framed TsBements fronting IN
brook Avenue. JiS property Will be divided Into several salt
tkehonroT sale. ~
,TERAs.-one-thiri cash, balanee.at . and IL months. for n,so,,.
able notes, lnterestisdded, secured by g trust deed.o al rsS, st
TIC optlon. OF The purchaser. G0DDIN 4 APPERsOS.
les 3D. 'fr '-F' .f' s-'t .sar Auetlonr.rs
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xyaauaaLE THREE STORY BRICK TEN

NJ lMfNT on TiIEI NORTH SIDE OF BROAD sfREET,
BrrwEIN eTH AND Iofh sIREErs, yoS SALE At AUCTION.
VIII be sold a as.'ion 90 tie premises, on IuEspAi us ION
loo sssd 80 show, nov In the occupancy Nj. John A. b.lyin,ad-
Joining IN. residence OF Col bigger. The tenement has ~ rooms
b.sId,s Kitchen. The location % this properly hvery desirable,
b.lnS In the heart of ts city, past ~ Cssltol square, and esnVe-
MEN, 20 he places OF business In the city. -
negotiable nOte, Interest siaei, secured ~ trust 6sea, or oil
GA, 10 desired. 2 co 6opDis . AfrLhsoN,
tsk-tla 49, AuSashs'4'.
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C,nnNa a%TNlONs. MAILS. CALL0SITIEN, 9

r,OnNa. SIMMONS. NAILS, CALL0sITIEs, o.
~ whether painful or not, SHOULD 81 one. BE s'tsndss 4. u
neglected or Improperly trtst'd, cause, In msns Instance, asiorh-
on ls,isrs con b s.en to that eject, and Ia eiher: ln.tshee, sh,rs
soIus Of the most decreasing constltut-i dtsas,s have hem the
eon..qa.hcts; but chen treated BY sskiIfdi ~chirspedla, they ere
radty rsnesef sithoat psn or tsrs RIO 5LJ 81.
| Lnctny Or. eeHIlJ ii TO- ,Wl smonest vs. patisnts are daily ~
i usyea by him Without pain. IN a few seconds, siho1t hindance.
ua m 10 Wan strtes Hotel, Wan street.. d. dsS-S
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TAN PLVNE, OF the old Medical House, confines hluaeltU Ainy
70 On once practice, on Franklin street, . little beos the
E,rhans, Hotel and diaSonslly opposite Odd velloss' Hall, where
.kiIlful and confidential treatment may he obtained on reasonable
t,rms Those sho have been exposed 10 certain contagious all
psnt., ere Invited 10 cell early
Comnupicston, by mali or other risei promptly attended To-
Oae, open fromf9 A ~ TIL = p, NJ. H
HnucunoHp Va s... sH..-. .....Ht.. no2l-J
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Surgevn In charge.
- Hospital, lN-,lS5-
l. Acopy Of the " Statement % the Hospital Fund" viii be rem
dered monthly, By medical oncers 20 The Surgeon General, o..
earding T. The foloGing form
Stda-as.i Of as Hospital Etu.dGt--,@rG ne Month ~,
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-YaIEIaLK MAJ EsTATEEOa SALE.

Wills uadersirned e1ers for ssle privately, = yaiaatic Fam In
logia coanty, tnsvp az summing Hi = 1 ie' on eoth
sII,s OF the North Arla Rive, contains so sc:ts OF land, in high
s,a,e OF Improvement, rtk. abundance Of good ss;sr, and 10 &c
rarsAely bea.:hy. she buildings coprst sfs dwelling house With
trht room. teaics basement, a.. necessary es:bal,ttrys, incisS-
IA, a nuute. Of tobacco barns. Iks soi 10 alnisaeay ~staPtedi9
N, rosth 81 co.t, wheat; tobacco Glove. ssi ether sTsssss
III. supply 9. 4csa 10 ,suEdaut, : large proportion tsirg ei-
dnAI res1. ri, located eight Elhss Northeast Of the Ces'rai
hpssai, AMI I. II convenient aiaianse OF Ioie.sVihe loars
Cont House end Tr,yfnisEs Depnts md pfsssuts . rste oppoTtuni-
Is 81 in,rstusut, 60 capitalists aHi Others dststng tslqabls farm
yts stok, cIops, o., ell b. sold Sth the fsTul Il desired
Tsru,. sl b. made accommodating 20 The purchaser.
IT ". ". Groom., sho I've. on the place, viii shov he pre-
mi,ss TO sUy QUE visiting u.
All communication addressed to the undersigned, Rapldsn fts.
ron. Cul+p.r county, We, viii h. promptly offended TO.
n. Z, HOLLADAI,
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vTHWY pEN,nAnLE FARM or ABOUT TWO

Y HUNDRED And TWENIl AIEEs, N HENKICO, %
TIE RICHMOND AND REpRRIGKsBORG RAILROAD, TEN
MILES ABOVE ,RiCIiMONp, Tor SALE AT ACCrl0N, To-
GETIER WITH THE PERSONAL EFFECTS TlHRk0>, Such
A. HORsES, NJ Tvs, CATTLE, CROPS or CORN, FODDER,
FARM Il IMPLEMENTS, kc--ln accordance with the provi.
.ons n the will OF the iate Col. Thoma. o. Burton, and at the
request Of Nh. widow, We shall, by direction Of hisp.rsonal rep
res.n,stlye, sell at public AUCTION. on the PREMISE, on FRIDAY,
n, l2h December, 1902, 81 II O'Clock, A. NJ II iar, II not, the
n.ui fair day, The very d.sjrstly located FARM OF which Col.
Thomas o. Burton died -sllsd, located as above, containing about
800 acre, Of which about one:half n cleared laid, the balance Ia
woods. The Improvement. consist of n large bricl dwelling, aud
all the usual Uui.hullanps, sdaci.n, for tie accom- modatlon OF n
larre family. lite location, Immediately on Tie Railroad. al
" Glen Allen Cios:lng, shers there Is y Post Office should attract
th, n. rtieular sientiou of.p-r-pr doing business In RelfaoLd.
Alter The sale Of the land, the hnTE 80, mules, cattle, hog, crops Ot
corn, fodder, has, H., including isrnlng %iuplsib+I n, Willie sold.
-Tssss-bqr the real estate. uhe-tihrd cash, bslHIee at aud .
ys,r,, for hords hearing Interest, secured by a trust deed, or
sn esshrHt theoiAion-oflhs purchaser. For Tho persahal pro-
p,rty, cash. GOpDIS 4 A2PERsOS,
' .,,ha a. . 20 .. ... ....r knrtIya,ars
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Capt. and Enrolling osicsr isf Sd Cong.
NEW AUCTION AND

NJ COMMISSION HOUSE,
The Subscribers having taken the store house, MOL 70 main st.
recently occupied Jy George NJ. Rucker, as q Dry Goods Store,
have associated themselves together under the style aud nrm 81
Err d LEE, ...r
for the purpose Of conducting n general AUCTION AND CON.
MISSION Business, aud oder their services to their friends and
he puhIe gru-TaLy ia the sale Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Manu-.
iactGrei Tobacco, CoGttry Produce anu Real and Personsl Estate
Of all kiuIs, either u auction or ut private sale tr.t
Tley viii make nherul advances OF merchandise And produce
ia hand.
Gsorge ~ Fucker having had an experience " twenty-five
,ca. Ia the Dry Goods trade, and 4. s. Lee An experience o.
abou, the SAM length 81 time III the Grocery and Commission
Business, they tsel Seil -.tr6e thst the Interests u all Who ih'os
them With consgbmeu's siii be we'll protected
Account of sair- With nri proceeds rsneyred promr,ly
GEORGE n. KICKER,
bi L,nrhbGIs.
LEI,
a..-dCm Ers Of Rtrhnoad.
R-irr 10 Elliott & Drswry, Edmund, Dsyenpyu 4 Co, h-ai,
psin. & c., and Tariy \ Williams, Richmond, Va.
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To ALL PERSONS BETWEEN THE AGfS Of sANDb fhhs
|, n obeiieuce to General Orders No. -, Aljuiant and Inspector
L Genrr4gs Once, dated November ID, Iso2, Old MARKET
uALLt hereby appointed a place OF rendezvous, for e9nsenPts
from the city OF Richmond, which forms a part Of the Third Coo
ere sinnaI district, and Surgeon q. r. Early, Assist, surgeon Chss.
selden, and DR.. J.. hrnly, are a Board Of ESam'hation Tor ur
Third Cong e-sioHsl District, composed OF the counties OF Han
over, Hsnroo, Charles City, New Kent, khSsbeth CHy, jams
tdtv' Wsrslcg, York, Williamsburg, and the city Of Richmond.
Al persons 10 re chy Of Richmond, between tie sRe- 81 r!gh-
teen and forty year., "hether residents OF any giher portion o'us
state or Of ether stl~, ID which the aforesaid drdsn ha'. DC.
Leeu suspended, sIe hereby required 70 report themselves al od
Market Ilat, 10 the Examining Board and Enrolling Ohcsr, for
eNaminstLon and enrolment, on the days liked In The annexed no
the of the Examining Board. .y -.f.
This notice Includes Every person between the agr srec!fed-
these who have been heretofore examined and discharged rtber
ny statr or Confederate surgeors-hOse Who have at any TIM
beeu discharged from the aTny-thdse who have furnsh@d sub-I-
tutcs, and Any aud all persons who may claim exemption. on any
ground whatever. No persons discharge, exemption Q, deisu.
from any source. viii excuse from attendance at the place sp'
Attention Is caIsi To Mi Z, sections 2 and ~ General ords.
q. All the laws and regulations applicable to desertes shall be
applied to such eOIscript. a. fall 70 repair 10 the place OF rendos'
yous for Enrolment, or who shall desert after enrolment.
q An N. ay.rrie, emrloyed for the pr.heusiona and csnhns.
mcnt Of desefteT,, and their transportation 70 the commands OF
their respective commanders, shall be applicable 70 persons liable
To duty az con-cripts who shall fsu 10 repair TO the place OF rem
devious sher the qualifications Of the call.
Capt. and Enrolling oscer ff Sd Cong. DIS.
The undersigned, one Of the Examining Board for the Third Con.
gressional District, under General Orders No,s y, Atuialt and
Inspector Generals Odce, hereby gives notice to all whom Il may
concern. that he has fixed upon The l5th, 18th, lIhi 18Th, and lTh
DAYS OF December nor the examination OF eopserp,s who shall a.
-smbIe 1t Old Market Hall, from the 6y Of kehincnd,l 10 puur'
.. Examining sargeon, ?. A. Z. o.
Inssnuch as therc are mary Government contrseters and per.
csn be fouDi daiy Al 10Y olioe In the Riehnnond Househ on cor
mr. Of Governor d3'lj and RoF. streets, ior the purpore Of at
tending 10 that riricnIsf branch before The day %1epoin'ed i"r
he assembling VI tic ojnscripis. JNO. a. C0kb'f
Capt. and Enrolling Ofhcer 81 Cong. Dis.
Richmond Dispatch, Enquirer and Examiner, Win piease copy
one week and send their bills 70 tbs ofhee, : deo-Iw
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xyEny sITELLTST aaICK DwELLISc

y on THF last SIDE or EIGHTH STREET, NORTH Uf
LEIGH STREET" AND SgyEN BEAUTIFUL Loss on THE
WEST sInE % THAT STREET QS DIR. MILLS GARDK>),
ron SALE At AUCTIOS.-Will b, sold IL 6urtion, on the VIeUi.
A., on WEDNESDAY. The i;ti December; lsd2, at 81 o'clock, r
NJ, the mI0Wins very valuable .real estate, viz:
The excellent BRtCk DWELLING nov intte occupancy Of Or.
d,o. ". JOnes. The house: h. seven rooms, besides The usaA
outhous.s, and Is supplied with gs and water, and has marble
~msnN4lsih The tso-pahorh and Iron railing Ia mont, and Il very
conveniently arranged. .
After which, win he sold skyEN RfhUTIFCL LOTS, 10 the
rlnn OF m, lai. sisao'as bus' Gsrd-. zach fronting 50 feet on
the vest Iut OF -h street, running back lY0 feet to an alley 20
feet Uidf.
These are among The most heauHMl lots nov Ia MARKET
TFRas-One.thirt cash balance At siS and Twelve months, for
neg II .sl9e. notes, interest added, securri BY = trust deed, or ali
'GODD.S a APPEgsOS,
I.s Aucts.
PS-lso, > beautiful lot ia VI. NUs' Garden, -sch fronting
about s2 ieeturihr rasi Hoe Of ~ street, running back 100 feet
10 an alley y ICei -ids. '
Terms n above.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF HENRICo, 4,
Richmond, Va, Drc. 9Th, lsO2. :
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nR.
To balance due hospital last month,
lN'> ratlpus, being whole sm'i due this month,
for the sick and wounded, 81 tl per raiiOn,
~ rGhons for hospital attendants, ~ ~ cents
per ration,
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NOTICE. TO C~ONsCRIPrsi
THIS ptY.

Persons wishing TO offer good, 81 this sale WI lea>e advise
20 That their good may he st.eriiscd.
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atives, such sum 10 be paid TO such fdAilies
or other authorized persons as follows; One
fourth on enlistment and mastering into ser.
vice of the United States Army one fourth in
three months, one fourth in six months and
one fourth in nine months thereafter provi
ded however, that il at the time either Of such
deferred payments shall become due, said Uol-
unteer shall hare ceased 10 be in such SER
cice from, any other cause than death or disa.
biiity Incurred in the service, then such defer
red payment shall not become due or payable.
This same power was afterwards given as to
volunteers in Capt Staley's ColliAower's and
other companies
Some Of the parties to whom the first pay
ment was made having been rejected, and 9th
ers having been reported as deserters by the
officers, or "absent without leave, it will be
well for each applicant for the second payment
TO come prepared to show that the volunteer
is with his company, or if absent, that it is
with leave" or on parole"
1t will also be generally necessary for the
wife or other person entitled to the payment
to come in person, and if unknown to the com.
mittee, with means Of Identification; or if un.
able to come in person, to send soritten au-
thority by the person whom she wishes to re-
ceive the payments
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-11
NEW STYL LES OF CLOA S
NOW EADY.
GEO. II. COLES,
Successor TO
N. P. DOUGLASS,
76 Main Street.

Who wants 0ne.-Who wants what
why, some Of those supuerb Photographs ia
ken by James Gross, with all the latest i'm.
proyements in the Art
Having had considerable experience in the
business, am now prepared to take Photo
graphs second to none in the city, and for q
little less money than any other artist dare
take them. will also take Ambrotypes,
Sphereotypes and Meleanotypes, with all the
latest improvements in the trade will also
copy from old Ambrotypes, either Photographs
or SphereOtypes, as purchasers may wish In
fact | will do anything that is in any manner
connected with the business, and for neatness,
cheapness and dispatch defy competition
Gallery at No SO Main Street opposite the
Court House in Dayton.
lw JAMES B. Gross
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Special Notices.

American Triumph.-Wheeler & Wilson
have just taken the first premium at the
WORLDS FAIR now being held in London,
England, where all Machines made in this
country and Europe we're in competition
This success is particularly gratifying as
National triumph, and also as securing to
Wheeler 4 Wilson that supremacy throug ghout
the World which they have held for years in
this country.
A. Il. West agent Office 3464 Phillips
House Sd Street Dayton Ohio.
The Wheeler q Wilson Machines are all
alike in principle; the difference being in fin.
ish and formation of the Machine The No.
Machine is slver-plated and has glass cloth
presser improved hemmer and binder. Price
on plain table $40; in half-case $SO in full
case $50. The full cases are in mahogany
or walnut and very finely finished Our No
2 Machines differ from the No only in not
being silver-plated and are $40 cheaper; put
up in any style, either on plain table, hall, or
full case The No 2 half-case is probably the
most popular Machine that Wheeler & Will
son makes, as it is the cheapest Machine on
their list including all improvements, and is
put up in neat half-case, which covers the
Machinery and keeps it from all dust and
is supplied with drawer for holding the tools
and thread. The Machines are put in good
running order and securely packed so they
may be shipped by railroad or express to any
part of the country. Printed directions ac-
company each Machine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-11

Arrived. d.-Peterson's Magazine, and also
Ballou's Monthly for December, N. Y. Mer-
curry, Flag, Herald of Progress, Police Ga.
zette, and X & Xxx Oysters, just receive
Rea's. 19 Main st
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sHERIFFS SALE.


Michael RooP Montgomery supen Court
VS.
John kretzer, Case No 2G54
Obedience 70 the command VI an execution issued
IN TINS case, Will otier at public sale at the res
uenee Of John hretAer about one mile sOull-a.t of
Chambersburg, IN Butler township, Montgomery
county, OHIO, On
Wednesday, NorsNber II, 1862
Between the hours OF ~ and D IN OF sai,l .ay
the following goods and chattels owit Two DARK NAV
Mares two mhch cows, four head OF young cattle
about seventy three bushels OF rye Thirty tive bushels
OF wheRt, two plows one harrow, large lot OF shea
oats hay IN the NOV, eight OF corn in the
held, one SOW and tive pigs, about live acres OF wheat
IN the ground apples, potatoes, one table one cup
board, one bed and bedding two two horse wagons,
two iron and one copper settles can lard lot OF
old BACON lot Of harness, hts hogsheads, lot Of har
meTated.
Also. the unexpired term Of lease Of the Arm
acres OF land ~ -
Taken on execution as The property OF John KretEeT
al the SUIT Of Michael koop.
GkokGE WoGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
JOSIAH LOWELL, Attorney. noIdis
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Citizens soldiers COmmittse.-Ths


Citizens Soldiers Committee, The
Citizens Committee, originally appointed to
aid in recruiting certain companies for the
9Sd Regiment (Mitehell's, Martins, Birch's,
and Smiths, and whose power was afterwards
extended to aid in recruiting other companies,
has been, for few days past, paying the sec
ond iustalment of the provision made for fam
lilies Of married volunteers
1t will be well for the applicants for such
payment to remember that the committee has
not undertaken TO pay to all volunteers from
this cOGnty in the 93d, but those only in said
companies with whom ayraaSepenh we're
made at date Of enlistmenL (all Of whose
names the committee have reeorded.)
This Executive Committee (Aagust 2d,)
was empowered to pay a premium to such
married men or other men having relatives de-
pendent On them for support (and not other
'Oi's ProVidsd tOr) snlisting in sueh sompan-
les ofthe SD, sum not exceeding 500 for
the benefit Of such families Or dependent rel.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-11

Millinery.-We particularly commend our
lady readers to the Millinery Establishment of
Misses Boyer & Favorite, Third street, one
door West Of the Phillips House. These
worthy ladies are fully posted in the latest
changes in the fashions, are excelled by none
in style and elegance of materials and work,
they are painstaking and prompt, and their
prices are as low as they can afford. We are
confident these ladies can please every taste,
and hope the ladies who read our paper will
give them trial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-11

Big.-DuG has the BIB biggest and Best
Oysters, and the finest article of Cranberries,
l09 Main street
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DIRD.

KEERAH-Ats Q O'Clock, on Monday evening, lO,h
a7th year os his age. ~ f
The funeral viii take place Al O'Clock, on weinsa
day morning. nom No. 500 Fab street. SerVces At
81, Joseph's Catholic Church.
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Goods Constantly Arriving.-New and
attractive goods are constantly arriving at j.
X. Christopher's, corner of Jefferson and Mar
ket street The goods we're bought at auction
in the Eastern Cities, and can be sold lou
mind that They comprise large quantity
Of Cassinets, SAtinets, Shawls, Cloaks, Cloak
Goods, Hoods, ChildFen's Shoes, Carpeting,
aud a large number Of Blankets, part OF
which are slightly damaged. Bargains Arein
the goods
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Dayton Business Directory.

TERMS ron ADvERTIstsa IN BUsIsEss DIkEcfoRT.-
Regular yearly advertisers, line gratis. Others
81 per year, 81 for six months; 81 for three months.
6S-Rdyaent in all cases in advance.
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Eating Saloon and Restaurant

Formerly owned by Mr.. v. Fries, southeast corner Of
Fth anu Ludlow, where he will be able al all times 10
supply them with the best the markets afford.
OYSTERS served up in the best manner, and on
short notice. .H-..r... . nos
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Nem aobcrtisemcnts
LOST.

LOST.
ON Friday, October 7, black horse with white face
" about ID hands high heavy mane and tail; when
ne lett he had halter on. liberal reward will be
gwen for his return any information OF his where
aDouts. ANDREW sTEAR, Butcher,
npll Miami Oity, near Dayton.