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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
TURNING THE SCREWS.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAo,
February l5
In consequence Of the recent publications.
injurious TO the Union cause measures have
been taken to arrest and punish correspon-
dents who have been guilty of making such
developments and plans have been adopted to
prevent their recurrence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
NOTICE.

a ~ pelsons knowing themselves indebted 10 The
sknsd, BY note or account will please cali
on y ohsnder 200 Third street, ap Stair. Shsss
my Poohh are kept, and neftle TIE SEINE. i Am M
heee ~ money and likewise ANXIOUS 10 have INV
oohp squared lA1d2m NJ sIFFRRMAG''
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ADMINIsTRATOR,a "a

~ pursuance Of an order OF sale gran, 4 by ths
4 Probate Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio viii
oner tof sale ~ public auction the 2sh OF Feianar
iso5, Al one o'clock p ma a the door OF the Cont
house the following described real estate sltnate I'M
me city o. Dayton, to.wit The west half Of lot No,
two hundred and my (2s0) except chat mari soi ~
Ssger 6eng ieet fronting onthe aliey nom the ! a
corner oi sad lot running back 20 feet
HkPtaeeo W. 40 500
Terms Of nsle--one-half cash, and tha balance III
one year, 10 be sec ired by mortgage on ne mem.
1855 fs y. q. CAIN, and
HANNAH sLA0HT,
D. M. SULLIVAN, Attorney, isSaSsss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
J. o. ARNOLD.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established In the Yenr 1870

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL.
Established in.the Year 1850,
ron THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
ana under the control OF Two OF the most Eminent
Physicians IN the world,
nh. ~. BoNAPARTE, from London aud Paris
eiunati Nenereal Hospital, and Dr. E. %. REYhuLDs
late Of New York. This is the only office in the cty
where a armament cure OF Private Diseases can h
obtained, without the OF mercury or CHANGE 81
Diet Gonorrhoea cured IN 10 AZ hours 1leet e,Iret
IN 70 ~ dafsi structures cured IN Ito weeks; Nos
lurhai Emissions stopped IN 10 q days, Seminal
weakness cured m 70 weelfsi syphilis in its prIms-
ry stages cured in days; secondary symptoms in
potency, Ngor restored IN TO weeks All dIseasss
OF private nature treated with nnparaal succesu
Dr. Bonapare's great work on private dlseanau In.
lnyate GUIDE 70 Health, beneficial 10 ali mHs AMI
emaie, Old and young, should read this book il will
ean en- nose rho Esopo In darkness Price 70
Dr. bonsparte's French Patent Male saiel II IA
perecuy SAFE aud never Halls 10 10 aatisantou itis
ihe only safe and sure preventive Aesinst d,..ass
Price oi the French Patent Male safe si ths -,,
IS 80 nPSsme s n LSzf Per .sIs SSses, sent sy mail
sac aaa IenAoe remedy for supPrsssions and ali is-
male diseases Ladiee should not use them s-sflng
VI 70 per boE-eHtra line s6-sent 70 any address IN
mail. rta.t - S'' "
Drs. d. 4 X. are the men TO consult, thev an. M,
qneauonably acknowledged 10 10 the chsms,ons snd
kings OF " nereM diseases, and the only Doora y ~
recsiye monthly reports nom tho old world, they
nave peeh toned from an early age Of youth Il
witness the various diseases which afhiet ,,sntind
aud 70 watch the progreas through = long career N
professional study IN every sphere Of Inc NON, ths
humble abode Of poverty ~ The mAnalon OF fha .sl.
thy, and having asceftalned beyond doubt the Venl
suffering OF humanity, ttey determined 70 select IN
genefAtye Hystem AS their particular STUDY, and 20 s
vote their Whoo attention 70 tho ALIENATION Of he s
oasea Of these important hlneuOna No Ie,ters Vii n
answered unless they contain remittance or a a., M
age stamp. Call Or address, FN''
DTs. bon APARrE a REYNoLps.
No, lss sycamore sheet, betWeon lhth blEth. .as
side, Cincinnati, ONO. Tf' ''A -
once hours rom AM. toePM ia
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CARD
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

NEw YoRK, February 7, IsG5
As u has been published In most Of the papers
throughout the country that prices have been adj
aneed 70 three dollars per day, wish TO state that
same a. heretofore, - 50 per day. We can pay
expenses NJ that price, and are willing 70 work fof
ioi2ds SIMEON LELAND a 90
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HELABoLDs EXTRACT BDoHG

For WeaknAssas
Arising ifom Excosses, habits OF Dissipation, karIy
iudiscretiOn abuse.
Attended oifh the tOlotoing SyrpiOtas.
lndispositon 10 Exortion, Loss of Power
Loss VI Memory, Difficulty OF Br.ath,no
Weak Nerves, Tremblns
Horror Of Disease, WahenIneas
Dimneas OF Vision, Pninn IN m. nacE
Universal LAsHtuds Of the Muscular System,
MOI hahdni Flushing the Body,
Drynehh oi The SKID, kruptIons the Face,
PALLiD C0UHTRKANUK.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 go on, which this
medicine inNarabie removes, soon Follows
IMfoTEHCY, FATUITY. EPILkP11C PITS,
In one Of phieh the Ratient may ErPue
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
BY those "dlreful dlseasos,"
"INsANITY AND CoNsUMPTiuN."
Many are aware Oft causes OF their suffering,
BUT coNPEss.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ArYLuMs
And the Melancholy Deaths By Consumption
Bear ample witness to the truth Of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
He requires tho aid OF medicines to strengthen and
which HELMpoI.D EXTRACT B0UhU
tial will convince the most slspticsl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
DR.. s.. u. COMpTnN

flARBOk OIL OF the best quality the market can
" produce, both for safety and durability IN burning
hno a. fee nom Offensive odor can bs made. for
sale by tho gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY
uet DrnRpinf, 1o0 Main Ftreet
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FEMALES - FEAALES-F FEMALES
OLD OR YOUNG, BINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON.
TEMrLArINd MAkKlAqE.
IN Many AgsctOns Peculiar 10 Fea,aies
rhe Extract Buchui unequalled by any other RENE.
dy IA Uhorosis or hrtienchlng IrreHulArity Pam
luineHs, or suppression ol Customary kvacuauOna,
liberated or scnirfous state OF the Uterus Leucorr.
heA or " mites, stsnnty and or complaints incident
to the sea- whether arising irom lndscIeuon, habts
OF dissipation, or I'M
DECLINE or CHANGE or LlFRI
Bee Symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Take Basan', MeJsay. or Unpleasant Aisie,es
JoT Unpleasant and dangerous Diseases.
HEL4BOLDS EXTRA CT BUCHU
ouRks
SECRET DISEASES
In all Their atagesi ......t ID AZ htlls EKl,euBo,
Latte or no change in Diet NoinconVehlence;
And kIpoSiire
Il causes frequent desire and gives strength To
UnnRte thereby Removing obstructions.
Preventing anu Curing structures oil the Urethra,
.t- Al, AllAying ram and Inflammation,
frequent IN the class OF diseases, and eGpellng ali
Poisonous, Diseased and Oorn out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHo H.ItE BEEN THE VICTIMS or QUACKS,
aud ni,s nave paid heavy fees 10 be cured IN short
time, nave Ionnd they were deceived, and that the
poison has, by the use OF ''potoerI esn
dned pln the system, 10 break out u an aggrayaed
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRA6R
Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS, 'ttn dII
whether sHistngin 1iaIt
MALE on FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating aud no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid Of Duretc.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHu
IsTHE GREAT DIURETlC,
aud u IL certain to have the desired effect IN
Diseases Jor ohleh tt u recommended.
hvidsHes cf The most Responsible and Reliable Caa,af,e,
Will accompany the medicines.
al oERflFloATEso OF oUREs,f at0l'
Froms TO 20 years standing,
SCIENCE AND FAME.
"PHYSICIANS' TAKE "KOTYCE"
WeD,aks "No sscrs" Of ;" IagrotHentss" ,"
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHu
IscOmposed Of Buehu, Cubsb- and Juniper Berries.
'"lsc'sd WIN Eres'eer' " aeomPSleps drugpprr
PREPARED IN HACUo,
NY II. II. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Anayli'ioal ohemst, and Sole Manufae.
tufer OF
dELMpoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared bofore me, an Alderman of the
elly Of Phisdelphln, H. 4. helmbold, who being duly
sworn, doth say, mis- preparations contain no nacouc
no mercury or olh"r inunous drugs, but are purely
sworn aud subecrlbcd before me- ths va daS ~ ~.
Vomber, 1900. 41s WIN. P.fiiBkEKh. -
Alderman, Ninth st,, above Phila
MUSICIANS IN Aiff 'nARCR FROM 4 A. AZ
." a. N.
FriessI pes bottle, or sIz Tor 90.
DELIVERED to nny address, securely packed from oh.
Address letters OF niornlation in copadene. IN
n.,,,, ~, So, a, II. b HkLABoLD, CAealsf
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs,
AND UNPRINcLPLRD DEALERS,
who snde. gor % dispose "of their own and "other"
arhcles on ne reputation attained by '''
H''%S'A'' o:''''"' i,'2ssr i5s'gsgrass.s... s,....
" bspropsd koss Wasi.
Sold by 'ofv nia'
AND ALL DRUGGISTS tvERYwHERrl "
ASK FOR RELMBoLD's.
TAKE No OTUER
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BOILED AND DROWNED
r. Y e COZ f e E

VINO ls really noted for manufacturing the purest the
lfeeHt from drt and the most evenly Drowned, which
Is OF vast Importance in the flavor. The manner in
which Il II prepared is sufficient every grain IL subject
70 water bath ltls allowed TO germinate, then put
INTO large quantities Of water and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16

TO the above fact The article can be afforded from 10
TO lbc per boshe cheaper the Rye il put into Inc evil
ndeIs and merely Drowned, but to prepare II In The
manner above described 1t cannot sell lower than pres
ent prices, All wishing 10 use this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13

Cu4NGES IN IIFE.-A writer III tHe u
= cor,,;cn Journal" tells some queer stories
= no chances in social position that some OF
'; trands underwent in seeking their fortunes
;.'' snotraja He says: "FictorIa resembles
WahonrDe before the great gold rush had
-aI,s;5od IN that scene of speculation and adven-
t"ro 4 gentleman who once kept IN his CAB
; 80 ondon7 and was the member OF tashlona-
hjo london clubhouse, is serving out lQuor at
W 'L.r. ord this very gentleman 5 employer was,
~,r;,,s1y enough, waiter at the very same
o,b # which this gentleman was mem
b bor ! gentleman who was formerly ma
;nr N the English army IS receiving one dol
}ar and 3 halt day as an ordinary laborer.-
az, roId that another quondam army man
!. Hawking cabbages about the Streets
4notber gentleman, who was captain IN
,hc Englisb army, was barkeeper, but has
now gone to try bis luck at the mines. Anoth-
or who was lieutenant IN the army, and whom
met nearly every day, was apparently DONG
nothing but loahng about Another gentle
man, who was a captain IN the arm =, EenI
away suddenly, | believe to Sukeen 4 1l9no
tells me that lawyer is washing bottles.
Another lawyer, with whom | am acqualnted,
i looking about for work in vain. An Oxford
or Cambridge man, forget which lsWorklng at
= forge, where he luckily got employment from
the fact that he acquired the art Of ssholng
horses. know the son Of 3 clergyman IN one
of the midland counties who has been work
ing on the roads in British Columbia. lie
was servant Of all work for a time to Attor-
new General Cary. One day found him
working under colored man, helping to re-
move wooden house, For this hard work he
received two dollars and half a day, but, It
was tenn orary job and soon over. The LAD
did not look over we'll, and had terribly
swollen ssS face, but he was compelled to stick to
his work, or I need not mention the other al
tentative. met one day the son Of an En-
glish clergyman distributing handolils Tor q a
Gentleman attracted from Ayrshire by 10Y
Omg]as's glowing dispatches, who had laid in
stock Of boots and shoes, and hoped, like
many more, to merit share Of public patron
are TOuite as strange changes IN lite, as
these, have been brought about, within the
last two years, on this side Of the Atlantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13

DAMAGE TO THE WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD BY THE SToRM.-Ihe trains
from Baltimore to Washington have been de-
tanned along tie road to-day from various
causes. The rain of yesterday has foo ded
the road beyond Bladensburg, at some points
completely. The 0 clock train started from
Washington but returned with the intor-
nation that the bridge at Point Branch-a
small iron bridge, bout eight miles from
Washington-ha been carried away; and the
water was very high over the road IN that Vi
cinitv. Some persons thought the bridge was
not DESTROYED, but that the fallen timber had
50 choked the stream as to cause the Overflow
of the bridge The road Immediately this side
Of Annapolis Junction IS SAID to be completely
flooded : Wash. Star Of this evening.
4 serious railroad disaster occurred at an
a rly hour yesterday morning on the wash
ington and Baltimore Railroad, by which thir-
ty or forty persons all Of them belonging to
the r. S. volunteers, we're severely and some
Of them fatally injured. The disaster occurred
about one miles this side Of Laurel 4 spe-
cial train, which was conveying troops, ran IN
to another train standing upon the track.
Gov Pierpoint, Of Virginia, is In Washing
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13

DUBLlC SALE Of FOIONAC LIAM "
cree of the Circuit Court for PRINCE Georges
County, sitting as Court Of Equity, the
subscriber, as Trustee appointed By the said
decree, will expose to public sale, on Tues
duq, the l4th day Of July, 1868, at L o clock NJ.
the Bellemonte House, on Broad Creek, in Prince
Georges County, Maryland, near the premises,
all the right, title and interest Of Kozier T.
Daingerfeld, Of IN and to certain portion OF
the Bellemonte estate. containing THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES, more or
less, and known as the INDIAN QUEEN"
The above mentioned property is situated in
Prince Georges County, Md, on the Potomac
river, about three miles below Alexandria, Va,
and eight miles from Washington, D. c., and
between Rozier's Bluff and the mouth Of Broad
Greek. This land IS Of the highest quality OF
growth Of Tobacco and Garden Stuff, and is
heavily timbered. There is also FISHERY
On THE PREMISES, we'll known as the
''Sandy Bar Fishery"-one Of the best Shad
Fisheries on the Upper Potomac. There are
1aTENANTS' HOUSES and BARNS for
sz:Is curing tobacco and storing gram, ana oth-
er eonvenences.
The fertility of the soil Of this valuable estate,
its proximity to market and It's exce5lent flSh-
cry and TIMBER make it most deSlra Die invest
nent.
The above most desirable property will be
offered as whole, without the Fishery, or the
Land and Fishery together, or IN two DIVISIONS
one division containing one hundred ana
seventeen, and the other one hundred and
ninety two acres, more or less--each having
river front-the Fishery to be included in one
of the divisions or not, as may be desired.
Possession to be given on the first day Of jan
uary 1864
TERMS OF SALE, AS PRESCRIBED BY TEE
DECREE, ARE Zone thousand dollars in cash
on the day Of SALE and the residue IN equal IN
stalmenes Of one, two, three, four and tive years
from the day Of sale-tha whole TO bear inter
est from the day of sale, and the payment
thereof to be secured by the bonds Of the pun,
chaser with surity or surities, to be approveed3
bv the Trustee The whole interest to be paid
At the end Of each and every year.
VIM. HENRY DAINGERFlELD,
Prince Georges County, jeW-tR Trustee:
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber having taken out letters OF
L administration on the estate Of her deceased
husband, John E. Henderson requests all those
indebted to said estate to come forward and SET
tie their ACCOUNTS without delay, and those hay
ing claims against the estate, are notified to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for payment,
BY son, VIM F. Henderson, is fully author
lied to make settlements and pass receipts for
me. EMILY HEN DERSON.
Administrators Of John E. Henderson.
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PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,

ALExANDRIA, VA, June 30: 1868
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons Cloth
~ government officials and civilians) occu-
plying real estate for private purposes, that has
been seized BY the Military authorities, to APP
pear at this Office Immediately that the rent Of
their respective premises may be assessed and
ps ynlent made.
Rent in advance BY the month will in all cases
be required from July lst, 1863. ANY person
failing to appear will be expelled from the pre-
misses By order Of ~
ie 80 lot Capt. and Act & Pro. Mar.
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K r EP COO|Ll

T7HE undersigned would inform their friends,
/ and the public generally that they are now
prepared to furnish ICE At ALL HOURS OF THE
DAY Or NIGHT, atthe ''old stand NO 70, nor'h
Royal street, opposite the market: IN
E SWAIN & co.
vP. S.-Orders for large quantities of ICE
left it'll US, viii be promptly filed at most a Ia-
vorable terms, nlA Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13

4 shanty, used for storing contraband liquor
st the upper end Of Duke street, was pulled
down and the materials removed, last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13

after brief Illness, this morning, CALEB
4 ROBERTS, son Of R. F. and Ruth Ann
Roberts in the 21st year Of his age. 5es~ The
54neral will take place from Cameron Mills, on
Wednesday morning at 10 0 clock. The friends
8QQ acquaintance are invited TO attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13

NOTICE. Letters of administration on the
" estate of the late l. Louis Kinzer, having
been granted to the undersigned, notice is here
BY given to al indebted to the said estate to
ouested to present the same properly proved
MARGARET klNZER,
il 13--6t Adml1
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@ OTICE! U5a
10 ALL WHOM 1T Ma 7 CONCERNf


Be it known, that this present war, is not the
only subject Of conversation smongst our citi-
zens. The discussions Of all assemblies, the
subject Of debate in all public meetings. in fact
the words on every Individuals tongue are.
did you ever hear Of anything to compare,
with the cheap sales made at l78 King St.. and
the almost universal reply, is No! No! 1t ha5
never been equalled by any thing in our city
before.
The cheapest goods Of any kind,
At l78 King street you II always find,
Quick sales and small profits, is my battle cry,
To convince yourselves of this, call and try,
Ladies call at once, do not longer delay,
Wait not till tomorrow, but call to-day.
Call soon, be not too late
To receive the bargains at l78,
" 8 S. ROSWALD, King Street.
NOR DYSENTERY Diarrhea, Cholera Nor
better pO1 r'emedy than PROF: WUNDRAMs
VEG ETABLE, ELIXIR. Try it, and be con
ISAAC ENTW1SIE.
ie 26-lm No. "a King Street,
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BRICKS!!

On hand large number Of excellent BRICKS,
Of various descriptions, which will be sold loW
for cash EMAN UEL FRANCIS.
ia 22-tf
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NOTICE TO IA X-P A f Rs.
TIME collectors Of city ia xes will attend at the
Council Chamber on Monday, tuesday
and Wednesday next, from a. M, until H.
and from 2 until 5 O clock, to give an opportu--
dity to such persons as may desire to avail
themselves of the discount Of per Ct the time
for which expires with the 10Th INST. After IN
discount will be 80 per ct. and from the first to
the 9Th Of August 10 per Ct Payments to be
made in good funds, or no discount
GEORGE G. z:a HE :, Y Collectors
O. C. WHITTLESEI,
~ 1O--8t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13

The St. Louis Democrat publishes the fol-
lowing: Mr. Mckee, senior proprietor Of this
paper was put under arrest last evening by
order Of Gen. Schofald. The grounds for his
arrest are we learn, the publication Of the let
Ter Of President Lincoln to General Schofeld,
explaining the reasons for the removal Of Gen.
Curtis, and for refusing to state in what man
nor such letter came into his hands. Mr..
Mckee reported himself at headquarters and
protfered his willingness to exonerate every Of
fcer in the department from any knowledge in
che matter of publication, believing this to be
due 10 persons on the department staff. No
further progress, up to this writing, has been
made in the case Mr.. Mckee is at liberty,
on bis parole. y
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NOTICE.
DEANS FLUID EXTRACT.

PROVOST NARSHAI OFFIVE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July Sd, 1868
TT having come to m y knowledge that '''Deon:s
/ Fluid Eutract' is being vended in the var-
Gus Bars and Saloons IN this city as beverage.
I hereby give notice that all persons offering to
sell or gire oDoy these bitters are violating Cen
eral Order No. i and will be proceeded against
and punished the same as those trathcklng IN
any other kind Of spirituous liquors.
FRED. J. ?. entity,
~ SLOT Capt and Act'g Pro. Mar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
DASlFL n. brspKrr. Anetione'
DASIEL II bvEDkrr. AuetioBeeT
IT g. MARSHAl's SALE.
Proposals

CLOTHING for the NANY.-SEALED
~ PROPOSALS. with SAMPLES, vii be received a. the
tnspe Oce Of prcvica. and Clothing the Brook
EsvyYsfd until p ocock k.asy tie J,s .! July EeI;
Cor the following aIticet. viz;
60Op yzrds =. ne flannel.
400oo ys-ds Riue Ssjibet.
100 yards Bafrsey Sbeeiirs.
5000 PAR Ca-Ssiu Shoes.
AGO pair Wco,eu SOCKS.
2.Olo Mattresses
To be ver-d e. the Inspection Of Provision and Clothing
0. the Brooklyn Navy Nsil without .Gtous charge i'm
Eeda;ely upon acceptance oioters.
STANDARD samples Vi above sI,ices be 81 said
IrsPection.
NeSYoIk July % 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
IT,, Mv..Rs. PHELPs & ADAas's WARE

FALL OF MrssRs. PHELrs AoAsss WARD
uor.-on Saturday afternoon the warehouse occupied ~
Me..r. Pbep. Adams situated on the southeast corner q
c.n,h and Morris streets fell with trensndous or.sA
rb ,ud,rs ws ts'hsd about the 10, Of June last. Wa
stored the time OF 'ss ests',ophs rh nosf ,.S.ec..
rncs h.t capable OF being fully stored With hosf
and had DO pieion Of Ito insecurity Inc tall s'is
die tom.t say BY builders aud osAss' capable u
,nd,ns 10 dsisct In It's central construction.
Tlr Io.. Of ths tlu /, not acerained but 10 hrys The
o.. Of hay goods storage viii be small !hs ONE
of Phslp. Adams 10 temporarily rsnsterred " D. wah
rooms opposite their former psee Of ensne" AZ tns
Of the crash three the third nssf IhC 49,
thrown IN among the hoyshssds barrels Ne whsn ~
settled, snd out into the street covered VIZ
almost suited with the fumes Of the whisky wnes'
second and then third settling following ssea es' %
succession. the Whole tuublins to the resna - -
hm wa, in tho oss st time Of the fs but escaped "n's
hurt into The street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

Tn, Svv,xru AVENUE RAILROAD IN OrTRA.
80. ~. s.,.r,h Aysuue and Broadway Railroad ssp-
eommsnosa operation. Friday msrsins Win ~ Ger,
rin n,n,h st,ssx Seventh avenue. Fortypip su'st
5000 tJnior squsrs Univsrsity place. xNAh sussA
Wsss,st ttIssL " BiesWs ~ siesaWSy'
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Malbinerp.

WATER S.-REYNOLDSs PAT
w ENT.-The best Turbine In Use. Models and DRAG
esss may be at 0he. No tsl Broadway New on
TALLCOTT UNDERHlLL
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
~ warranted manufacture Ans ,od Chestnut and Walnut
xhsmber Suites pain and ornamental st h FAthlSo'
IONS. ES Csnsi-si opposite Woosssr. Essoished 1913
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A MEXICAN BELL COMPANY.

STEEL COMPOSITION BELLS
eents Per pound cheapest and best for Chuches
vsIooss etc. and within tie reach o. all Our Church Bells
- hung With Hsri.on's Patent Rotating Apparatus.
Va Bells taken Ia pay.
ssrd FOR Pamphlet coatsnips prices, sss ksys and
eetsstohs from parties ho have them In Address
SSsAin< ~ okkL CO., he. " kbstlyst, New. Y0L