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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
starlIIng from IreIand.

The Cork Examiner, a we'll informed pa.
per, publishes some rather startling news. 1t
says;
"a rumor is being spread through various
parts Of the country that Ireland is on the
eve Of a revolution or rebellion. The signal
for the rising is TO be the landing, in come Of
our bays or harbors, of an armament from
America, provided with an ample supply of
arms and all the other munitions Of war for
the use Of those who yearn to throw off the
yoke Of the Saxon" II is also believed that
there is Of this moment existing in Ireland q
secret society, having It's headquarters in Dub
lin, and branches in Cork, Tralee, and all
other principal towns Of the Kingdom. This
society, it is said, is al this very moment ac-
lively engaged in organizing the people and
preparing them for the anticipated invasion,
having them taught military drill wherever
practicable. Thus, they will be fitted TO avail
themgelves Of the arm that shall be placed in
their hands BY their foreign friends. Itis fur
ther limited, in mysterious language, 'that
certain persons whose present position holds
them back, will assume leading parts in the
struggle when once il has begun"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

and your conduct means by the word "Sab-
bath" Saturday, why, then, do you keep the
Sunday, and call the singing of religious can
tieles on Sunday evening "a prostitution Of
sacred iime7' .
Thrd-Where does the Bible say that sing.
ing religious csntices on Sunday evening
is "a Proclamation of Lords day" or a
'monstrous iRnoration7'
Fourth-Does the precept of Christianity,
Glove thy neighbor as thyself," so strongly
inculcated by the Bible and by the words Of
our dear Redeemer, extend to Catholics, as
we'll as other human beings; and if it does,
what ought to be for the preachers of the Bi.
bic, and the watchmen on the walls of Zion.
n greater cAuse Of "grief, sacred music, and
singing on Sunday evening, or the fact of
such as call themselves Christians--and 90,
probably, to your sermons - coming to our
Church, disturbing us in our worship impu-
IDENTITY mocking what is to us most sacred and
holyH What ought to be for you, gentlemen,
preachers of the gospel of Peace and Charity
a greater cause of "grief" sacred music on q
Sunday evening, or the stonng and shooting
of the fine and costly windows Of the House
Of God2
As preachers of the Gospel of Charity do
you ever protest against the wrongs done to
Catholics, as you have protested against a SA-
CRED CONCERT on Sunday EVENING"
If others differ from you about the manner
Of keeping the Lords day holy will you say
that they are wrong2 that it seems that in the
watchmen on the walls of Zion, It was not
quite pure and truly Christian motive that
prompted them, at the time when we colebra-
ted the Birthday of Christ the God of Peace
and Love, and heard Heavens Herald sing
"Glory to God IN the highest and on earth
peace, to men Of good will, to fling out into
the world a vehement protest against an inno-
cent amusement, excite bad feelings of one
class of people against another, and disturb
the peace of our community
f. ]. Corr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26


The undersigned, Pastors of the several Pro
testant Churches in this city have learned,
with grief, from the public papers, that con
cert of Sacred Music, $50 called is to be held
on next Saturday evening, at Huston Hall.
This is the first attempt, so far as we arc in
formed, to introduce among us a species of
PROCLAMATION of the Lords Day which has been
established in other and larger cities. The
same influence which proposes this prostitu-
ton Of sacred time in Dayton, has succeeded
in neighboring city first, in inaugurating
musical festivals; then scientific lectures, and
at last, political meetings, on Sabbath oven
ings The secret aim of those who instigate
such assemblies, is, to abolish the sacredness
OF tho Lords Day, and 80 sap the foundations,
both of our Protestant Christianity, and OF
our free institutions, the offspring OF the Bi-
BILE.
We cannot, as wRtchmen on the walls of
Zion, commanded to warn men against spiri-
tual dangers, hesitate 10 enter our solemn
and public protest against the introduction Of
this monstrous innovation. That knot of
inhdels should, under the impiOus mockery of
inspiration, or in open contempt OF all relig-
ion, establish Sunday assemblies, is not sur
prising; and those who reverence sacred
things are not likely 70 be seduced by such
transparent abominations. But we feel il to
be our duty to caution reaecting and serious
persons against an influence not less pernio-
ous which, under the deceptive name of a
Sacred Concert would allure them to q
course utterly subversiva Of Gods Holy Day.
Remember the Sabbath Day, to keep IL
holy a... I4 T..
S, g. Specs, pastor Third Street Presby-
terian Church ......
Thomas Il. Thomas, pastor First Presbyter-
ian Church, EasA
M, Marlay Presiding Elder Of Sringfeld
District, Methodist Episcopal Church.
c. turguson, pastor, Wesley Chapel NJ, j.
Church ....r
J. b. Twi'ehel, pastor, First Congregational
Church. ...
II. Harvey pastor elect, First Baptist.
Church.
w, Jewett, Rector, Christ Church.
Daniel Steck pastor First Evangelical
Lutheran Church. ~.
J, $, KemPer, pastor Third Presbyterian
Church.
NJ Smith, pastor RAp0r Chapel NJ. e.
Church. sr
Some other pastors would have signed this
remonstrHnea, had time been allowed il an ap.
plication To them
DAYTON, Dec rs, 1868.
To AesTs S. O. Specs, Thomas f. Thomas.
NJ MdrlGy, and other Protestant Minis-
ters Of this Oily:
GENrLEMES; In to-days number OF the
Dayton Journal, you protest against the ssa.
cred Concert" proposed to be held next Sun
day evening at Huston Hall
You call yourselves "watchmon on the tow
ers Of zion,' and, as such, you are, it seems,
called 10 instruct the Ignorant correct the
wrong, and lead to truth and justice those
who err and ain. .r -
The undersigned desires to receive nforma-
ton from YOU Please, gentlemen, enlighten
his mind on the following points:
First-what day, Saturday, Or Sunday, is
meant by those words Of the Bible yOu quote,
Remember the Sabbath day to keep il holyg
Seeond-If the Bible, the rule of your faith
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
AItered Treasury Notes.

Ones altered to tens are now in circulation,
aud people should beon their guard, as green.
hacks are seldom scrutinized closely by those
who handle them These altered notes can
easily be- detected The one dollar notes
have likeness Of Secrstary Chase on them,
while the genuine tens have the likeness OF
President Lincoln.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
A Country Residence for Sale,

A DhSikAhLE country residence with hfierr
"a Of good land. iyioe one ipiIs nsrsf az f,
iohr on the Old Troy road, Ia oderod u pfgna 80.
There "a large aud comioFtahae iram6 ho,ass aaas
good outpuildings, on the land; onchAsd of f.sA
ktaHeu Applet pear anu peHch trees; = large assorI
ment oi straS berry vines, Of the Wilson Neqe l .
and fronc fnueteHi asa about three Acres 81 eCsII
euinh, bushes, Tor wine purposes Any parsa1s dGl
snhk 70 purchase are requested 70 oali ald eAkIal1
the property them selves, the prollrlofol II 49,
hdeni that u wall bear inspection = ~ "
Also, Also, ten and hall acres q hmtorsd iana, 81
miles north Of Dayton, near the Old troy road. ~
Ho1sdaNu JAMS KAk-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

Sacred Concert. t.-Remember the Sacred
Concert at Huston Hall to morrow evening,
The proceeds Of the Concert is Tor the benefit
of tho Holy Trinity Church, and we hope to
see the Hall crowded, Notwithstanding the i'm
pudent protest of the "watchmen on the
walls Of Zion"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
Trunks, Ssr,
NEW TRUNK .MAKUVACTORY.

inja e G.Id. Il Vs.
NO. sIa TnIRD STREET. IsyfroN, 0hio, okk
DOOR WEST b,f.ADO4's hAkhLA fahp'
WE would most re- lcciialy INFORM ths eitaens
w or Dsytou and 40 pHlic Ia gonesal that Ne
have opened 4 Talsk anuiactorys where We siu
kaep on hanI All kinds q Trunka, haiisees Oaftct
and avollne nss, All oi which wo viii sell ~ eoiet
sale OF rutAii' 'ngfheAp ~ any heuse ln The cit1.
Particular stfnton paid 20 repeiupg old Ifnnha,
siins N wd s.S lave ~ . asses X ooa lsndn an
Oity which We viii sell cheap. NfH4a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
NEWS OF TnE nAY.

The London Tunes OF the late fight says:
"Heenan was game throughout, from the
beginning to the close of the fight, and he
put the hug on so as to crush his an
tagonist by dashing him to the ground.
Kings tactics were different, and more
creditablc to professor of pugilism. The
consisted simply in striking series of
sledge-hammer blows on the most promi-
nent aud sensitive parts of Heenan's ply
siognomy, until the latter collapsed from
exhaustation.
''Hhe affair was over in twenty-four
rounds and thirty-fivo minutes. There ap-
pears to have been but little Science on
either side, but it was, nevertheless, fair
stand-up fight, without check, and end
ed in a decisive victory for King"
Special Washington dispatch to the
Cincinnati Gazette, under dato of yester-
day, 25th says 1--WE have reports of a
considerable fight on the Rapidan to-day,
but no particulars have been received.
"rhe movement once contemplated Of
occupying the nights at Centreville for the
winten has been abandoned by General
Meade, and an advance to position for
ward of that he has been holding deter
mined on. To accomplish this, one corps
was pushed toward the Rapidan to-day !;
which movement has undoubtedly brought
on collision with the enemy's advance
guard"
Austria hesit.tes about joining Napo-
Icons Congress. 1t will probably go on,
though England should decline participa-
ton.
There was considerable fight on the
Rapidan on Christmas. u q.
Meade has been ordered forward, and
collision with General Lees advance is
suppose to have occurred.
AS yesterday was Christmas, the dailies
suspended, and tho telegraph doing but lit
tie, we cannot afford much news.
The Cincinnati Gazette attacks MeClel-
Ian with great bitterness charging that his
most formidable weapon is the long-bow,
not the sword.
Heenan and King are both mon of ex-
traordinary size, the one being six feet one
and half, and the other six feet two and
half inches high.
A negro has been arrested in Louisville
for huraing for JEFF Davis. Republican
papers express great concern at this in
stance of African disloyalty.
Coal has declined in Louisville from $40
to IS per tun.
The people of Cleveland have been ex-
erciscd about another plot to release the
prisoners on johnson Island.
The magnitude of Senstor Hale's Of
fenso will be understood from the bill now
pending, which proposes to punish every
act of the sort by heavy fine and imprison-
ment. He received three thousand dollars
for his political influence in releasing
prisoner from tho Old Capitol.
The gold market closed at 81 Sly.
The steamer Washington brought one
hundred dollars in specie from New Or
leans ON the 10th.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
EnnPLOxMENT.

OYk MoNTI-Aeenta wanted 20 sell sewing Ma j..
DlO chimes, We viii give commission on all Ma
chimes r0ldi or employ agents who Will work for the
above vaRcs and an expenses paid. For parculors,
address HnYfiAN A co tloneral Agents.
dea1iAwiW Detroit, Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
GGlattts.

NhTAhTED--A permanent isitnatOu As hook.
wv keeper, clerk salesman, travelling agent, man-
uhicturer Of tobacco. fhs advertiser oilers tho in
ducement Of acquaintance with tho French, German
aud hnqlieh ianguagos, Inquire a No. no MAIN II
oppoaite the iA
dee6dim SALVADOR sOHRFER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

Catholic Fair.-The crowd in attendance
at the Fair at Huston Hall last evening, was
immense. Hundreds went away unable to
gain admission. The fair is, SO far splen-
did success Don't forget to attend tonight.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
Host

Il 4 Third or Mayne Street, gold Bracelet eaho.
raiey carved. liberal reward viii be gwen 4 len at
this office. je26i3c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

Episcopal Church,-In consequence Of
the unavoidable absence Of the Rector, the
Episcopal Church will be closed tomorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
Mcoical,
DIR. sTRICKLAND's
ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,

Prepared without any Mereunal Ingredient.
The great and increasing demand for these Pillo
has induced the proprietor TO give them greater
publicity. They nre a SAFE Ann MILD MEDICINE,
and can he taken by either sex at any age or
condition. without danger Of taking Cold. They do
not cause any gripping pains, or keep one ffom
FAMILY MEpICIsE, and afo the best that can be
FOR THE CURE OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

Lunch. John Gengnagle, corner of Finh
and Ludlow, will set superb Turtle Soup
tomorrow morning at 81 o'clock Go early.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
.For Rent


HOTEL FOR RENT.
I1NhE large and ecmmodOus hotel near the rairoad
I on the corner Of Main and sixth street. kno.n ~
the Chicago House. formerly callsd the AnthonY
Housel IL offered for rent TO a good tenant Tihs
house u large brick, sitnnted near the Railroad De
pot and built and used expressly for hotel Pers0na
wishing inormntion In regard 20 The house are re-
9nefted TO cal at No. l9f Fith street, Diokeys
block tl1 delsdim J. BIRKEL, Agent
toinoinnst Enquirer eopy,I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
NOTICE. TO ALL WMUN IN MAY 90 SCERD

NOTICE Il hereby given thN Nthere are now ponaing
following Ordinances, to-wit
To improve Maple street from Charter street To tho
Western Levee
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were twice
read, laid on the table, and the Clerk 10 TO gys
four weeks notice of the pendaney OF the same.
The law requires all claims for damaaea that ma
accrue nom ~ ID improvements TO be hed in writing
with the Oy lrk, setting forth the amount Of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks Riter tho expiration OF
the time requ ned for the Publication OF susl notice.
when the same will be taken up for final action.
noS0diw ANTHONY STEPHENS Ci.y Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
@itp Notlrrs.
NOTIOE no ALL WHOM IT MAY OONCERN

NOTICE ishereby given that there are now pending
In before the City Coun II Of the city OF DaytOn me
following ordinanees 70 wit;
II grade, grase curb and gutter Magnolia street
nom warren street TO the enat line Of out lot No 2a
IN pursuance 70 lhe law said Ordinances wote twice
read lsd 90 the ahe, and the Clerk instructed TO give
ionr weeks notiee OF the pendancy OF the same.
Tho law requires all claims for damages that mag
accrue RON SAID improvements 70 be filed in writing
WIN we Cily Vlerf, setting forth the amount OF DAM.
OF the time required fo the publication Of such notce
when ihe same WI he bken up ior fnal action
deediN ANTHOhN hTkpHnNe. CITY Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
Il HATL

uN THE PosToFFIcE BuILDNa1
ViHls magnificent Hall has been thoronchiy reno
Il waited aud Is nov Ia ropTlste oFdar Ii viii IL DOR
rent during tho winter for Balls, Fairs Ac Apniv so
deSdlw LEWIS WILLIAMS, Clege's > ii all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

and says he, "dry up, you blatant coward, or
I'll jar every tooth out Of your brainless head. -
TnE DREoUEMEEr.--Mr. "shoulder-straps"
llummixed like vegetable in vacuum; the
crisis of his indignation had passed, and he
sneaked away with whole hide, and wilted
carcass, to hide himself somo place--no mat
ter where.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

LOst.--seo advertisement of lost Brace
let. ,.tsr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
HEIMSTREET'S
lnimilable Hair Restorative.

IT ~ MOT DYE,
But restores gray hair to its Original color, by supply
lng The capillary tubes with natural snsttnapce I'M
paired BY age OF disease. All IA stantsneou- dy "a are
composed OF lunar eaastc, destroying the vitality and
ing henstreet's Inimitabe Coiorinr not univ re
stores har 70 Us natural color by easy process but
LUXURiANT BEAUTY,
Promotes ~ growth, ilrevants its falling of erad
Gates dandruhi and nllnar= health and Ileusanlneas
10 the head 10 has stood the test OF time being tho
Original Hair Courng, andis constantly Increasing In
inyon uhed ny both gentlemen and adies. TITS sold
Of the ootnmeTrial agents, D. 81 BArnes ~ 9na
hhr9adwsy New York. Two sizes, any cents and one
uo"''' se21dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

ImpOrtant.-All persons having business
with the "watehmen on the towers of Zion"
are respectfully referred to their advertise
meut" published in todays Empire "spir-
itual dangers" carefully guarded against, but
mo accountability for any tha. may happen I"
Repairing done on short notice, All work
warranted. Terms cash, or approved poultry.
CAUTION Beware Of "Saored Concerts"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26
:4or SaIe.
TINNERS TOOLS ROR SAFE.

A fiRsr-RATE sci Of Timers tools can Ia had
"A very cheap, BY applying %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

Superior Court-ThS Superior Court is
about winding up its business for this month
There are but two cases more to be disposed
of-Trebein Us. Sehlenker which will be heard
on Wednesday and Hagenbuch Us John Van
Doren q Co., which will probably he heard on
Thursday.
The contested will case of Crabbs ps. Crabbss
which was to be tried to-day, has been contin-,
ed until the next term of the court, which be-
gins on the first Monday in February. We
learn that the attorneys are preparing to finish
up much of the old business at that sitting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

He found.
A handsome man-scarce over the "feRth-
er-weights, with whiskOrs as black as a ra.
yeu's crest, a head well set, and little feet,
which pressed the earth as though they bore
a giants weight, presented himself to the ex-
asperated straps" as one who took pleasure
in having tho sort of head in demand. His
eve
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-26

Hunting Copperhead, or Pursuit
and Possession. "A pair Of indignat shoul-
der-straps was giving very violent and vapor-
GUS expression on Jefferson street, yesterday,
to n ravenous desire to "chnw up" copper
head. Fe, G, 70, fum His appetite was per,
fec'ly ferocious. He impatiently sought
whom he might devour We believe ''it is
written" that ''they who knoek"----lets see,
mo, "those who seek shall find" and so It
tured ont, that the scriptures might be fulfill
ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

DIED.
On the 3ist OF May. Mrs. y. LOUISA BOND,
dauvht er OF Peter Z. and Susanah Grub, aged .!
fPhil. papers please coyy.1
May s,st. SAMUEL BISHOP, aged msnt as aud
4a.ys. only son Of Leroy X. Ard Eliza =. Bishop.
Con. Home
ed TO aIteud the funeral 20 morrow. June I'd, at
O'Clock, ,. n.
n this city, on Wednesday evening, May csth,
LILLE. beloved child CT Nn. and Martha J.
Hobsrtson, aged ~ ears
New Haven, Conn, ard Williamsburg, L. l., pa
pers please corr. -
Our dead our lost our beautiful,
Our Gear &C ne to rest,
How dark will seem this earsh when sAoa
Art hidden ID its breast.
Az thre, the long, dark wintry sours.
! watched thy heayins breast.
And said. when comes the biyis ava aoYers,
Then Lille viii End rest.
We said the summers sunshine fasS
Our liideie life shall save:
A met our eos9nf vile despair.
Ieshines on Liliss grave.
AtGeoggetown. shis morning, LIZZxK DArY.
asee ysass, eldest child Of J. ". and Annie O.
Myers.
The friends Of tia family are invited to attend
her funeral Of clock 20 or.3w f3ussdayi asssS-
cooa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

FORMATION OF CaHyS.-Corns are formed of
thickened layers of cuticls, and are generally Of
copical shape, With the points descsadips into
corresponding cells, or Impressions of irregular
depths, according to the injury caused upon the
immediate parts where the external pressure is
most severe. The pain they cause Is not in the
corn itssif bEt in the part compressed sy it, the
operation :or their REMOVAL IS p.a.ess, bloodless.
and efisetuai if the pred,s posing and exciting
bunions troublesome nails. or other disorders Ut
the feet We would recommended an early os; on
between Four ana s-haifand Sixth streets. my Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01
MARRIED,

On the 18th Of M.y, by the Rev. Mr. Harris, Mr..
SANFORD BILYEU, Of Philadelphia, so Miss
On the s0th OF MAJ, st the residence OF the
bride q pay ents, by th Rev J. e.. Coomba, Lieu
tenant WIN. II. WALKER, OF the 10Th M.ssschu.
setts volunteers, TO Miss NAME VIRGINIA
WHEELER, of thi, city.
By the ReY. Mr. Boyle: pastor Of st. Peter q
Ssn5eh so "a Ms: q ss.
FIELD, OF Philadelphia.
In Newark, M. on the It'll hay, 1865, BY RAv
r. r. Craysn, Rh NDOLPH r. REEVES to Mis-
SARAH A. LANDR1TH, both Of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

ATTENTION SeLDIsGs. PRoTR ct YOUR HEsLTH!-
No sensibie man will leave ,ha City without a
supply OF Hoiioway's Pills II Ointment. For
wounds, Bruises, Sores, Feysrs ana Dysente-y
these medicines are the b. st in the world Every
English and French Soldier uses them. Only rs
cents per Box er fOt. 225
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Isp,crgp.-We hear thar the Grand Jury
have found true bills against Messrs. Dean and
JoiifIe, counsel for the fugitive slave boy Hall.
chs-rtng them with ohstrrcting the eRforce-
nert CT he fugitive slave law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01
SFCpET DISyaS-9

SonaYitaa's Gift is the most certain, safe and
effectusl edy-indeed. the nnIT vegetable rem
coy ever discovered. Cures in two 10 four days.
and recsnt cases in t1enty-four hours. No miner
al. no bslsam. no mercury. Only ten pills 10 De
taken. It is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want TO be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, IS.
Samaritan Roof nnd Herb JRtesS-A positive
and permanent cure tor Sypi hills. Scrcfula Tiers
Eores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81, or ak bottles
for Sc. gold By s. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, BIENNIAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL sYSTEMs.-New AID reliable treat
ment- in Reports of thu Hosoard Associa;ioH-ssnt
IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Address
Or: j; skilliE HougEton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. 253m
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TIE CHEAPEST ANp BEST HAIR DYs N THE WoRLp-
Neeer Fades o, Washes oRt.-Uphsm.a Ii air Dye, :.
cents n box. the best in GBe. Try it. Sold by S.
@. Ford corner 18th street and Pa. avenue " ash
ington, sna Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

HAVE ToU discovered the important fact that the
Dollar Store, AS Penn. avenue, near Four and "a
half street is the right place to buy JeE ery and
Silver plated Ware. II not, take our word for it.
go and see for yourself what dollar will buy.
IH~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

MACKEREL.-MACKERELi
best in the market. SsId low It
JONES cos.
uxG Corner Hskth eac D sxssss.