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hSoa charm thRo a mediclne There u uothiug M
ths whole range OF the hatcria heioa tnat can nor
moment boar a cornrai Zoo viii q 10 this dis'h1e.
iuu gocouut OF thls won dcffu plant may be iuund
IN the 18th edition %, IN q irf .effalofJ, pages
1871 and 1855.
serios o. exp0rlr ,ots IN uhici III iilu has hoeu
hor years engsged, has iugt teen ght 10 a 90
erss0I termination, aad he n NOV cnablol " o0lr ~
tbs pubic a comb nation of Coirul Wtth Other ap
proved ,oncf Che who's prcssrysi 10 tho best qualify
of copper distIicd bourbon uhisky, Nhuh hb d oou-
adeuf has no equal ia the world
Ito might furhish o volume Of certificates Dos he
public have lnhg Eincc fnel - etiniif4 arh th nfs
al holr true yniue Tue sseTt n an Is ur every Onr
20 tori for hinnsef the virtuos "a ner icfne.
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CONFEDERATE PR1soNERs.- train
from MurfreosbOrO, last evening, brought
down four hundred Confederate prison
srs, captured in the recent fights beyond
Murfreesboro. Amongst them are 3G OF
iioers; Colonel, Ii Colonies, 2 Ma
jOrs, and Z Captains, besides Other off,
GERS. More are expected to-day.
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beautiful! exceedingly beautiful" we
heard lovely lady exclaim yesterday.
What could be so beautiful, we conjec-
tured. Was il a collection OF Floral Of
ferings? new dress? a new bonnet? or
what? We might have applied the des-
oriptive terms TO the lady herself; but
what conld she think so beautiful! We
found out II was one of Schleier'S ca1tes
deuSte. junel6--2w.
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There wee twenty zone cases tried be-
fore Recorder Shane yesterday. OF these
wers discharged, let Off on paying
costs, and 3 sent TO the work house. The
remainder paid fines and costs.
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Eighty officers, Of various grades, re-
ported to the Provost Marshal yesterday.
Those who are in a condition of health
justitying it, will be forwarded to their
regiments for active service.
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g1shpiITe Muiua.

The funeral OF the late Ronr /oyST,
advertised to take place y,siy1sy, was
postponed until this mornirf See no
tice In another column.
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EnnIlr nrnrerIns.

large and choice selection of Family
Groceries, just received and for sale at
the lowest market prices, at w, W. Tot
tens, No. 20, College Street, opposite the
Sewanee House, June 21-tf.
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Persons wishing. fine cigars aud tobac-
co, are directed toahe store Of Ii. Ehren-
berg, No. 40 Union street. He has
large and excellent supply of the best
brands. He has also extra fine Virgins
smoking tobacco, three years old. Pur-
chasers will do well to call and exam
inc. june21-2w.
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A correspondent whose letter we pub
lish elsewhere, mentions a rumor Of the
drowning of 500 rebels In Duck river.
The number is exaggerated. A member
Of the 1st East Tennessee cavalry, who
was in the Fight, and witnessed the
drowning, was in this city yesterday,
lie puts the number at shout 200. They
were retreating with artillery across the
river on = bridge which broke down and
precipitated them into the stream. The
The Federal troops engaged in the fight
were all cavalry-the lst East Tennes-
see; Lt.COl. Galbraith's battalion of
stOkes's cavalry 9th Pennsylvania; 9th
Indiana 9rd Indiana, a Michigan and
another regiment.
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We are indebted to ply Collier news
dealer Cherry stree, for late Louisville
and Cincinnati yapers.
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just received at the Traders Bank, If
ty cases Old Burgundy Port one hundred
cases Old Olaret; seventy cases Old Sher-
ry; fifty barrels Dayton Stock Ale. Ale
and Porter in Bottles and by the Barrel
All kinds of Wine Wholesale and Retail.
june 27-6t.
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HARRIsBURa, June pa citizen OF
Carlisle, who left that place al eleven
o'clock last night, arrived here TO- day.
lie states that the barracks are occupied
by seven thousand men, besides bri :.
gade Ia encamped at each end of the
town. He left there on Saturday for
Gettysburg, where Longstreets bead
quarters are now established. Hills
corps was between Carlisle and Cham
bersburg, while Anderson's corpse or
division was AZ Chambersburg on Friday.
This is the latest information received
here in regard 10 the position OF the
main body of Lees army The enemy
has shown no disposition TO advance to-
day.
HARRIsBuRo, June 20, 1870 =. M
Two refugees have just arrived here by
the PittsbuTg mail route, who left Cham
bersbug SATURDAY evening. They state
that at ii o'clock Saturday morning
Gen. Lee, in company with Longstreet
and A. p. Hill, with their stats and es.
corts, left Chambersburg, taking the Bal.
timore Pike, in the direction Of Gettgs-
burg
Wheh Tue refugees lett Hills corps was
passing through the town, taking the
road Lee went out on. The only rebel
troops that passed through Chambers.
burg coming in this direction were those
of Rhodes and Johnson's division, at
tached to EwellPs corps.
PHILApELPHIA, June 29.--The Board
Of Brokers to-day raised $50, 600 to be
divided among 900 who may enlist for
the emergency. A resolution was adopt
ed 10 adjourn al 3 o'clock every after
noon to give the members an opportunity
70 drill.
The Stock Board has agreed to hold
but one meeting each day, adjourning
the same at II o'clock.
AT meeting Of clergymen to-day
they offered their services TO the Mayor
TO labor on Qualifications
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THEATRE--BENEFIT OF Mas. BERNARD.
1t has already been announced that
Mrs. Bernard has benefit tonight; and
her friends will be gratifled to learn that
the entertainments will be Of the first
character They begin with the ever
pleasing piece entitled Family Jars"
in which Mr.. Nickinson appears in one
Of his best parts, DELPHI and Mrs. Ber-
nard as Liddy. After the play "The
French Dancing Master, or Bibrs First
Love" in which the Zavistowski Troupe
execute some of their most charming and
wonderful feals Of dancing. The per-
formAnces close with the mirth provoking
musical burlesque of Pocahontas."-
PO-CA- Hon-Tas, Mrs. Bernard; Capt.
John Smith, Mr.. Hamilton.
Since the opening Of the theatre under
its present management, Mrs. Bernard
has occupied most prominent position;
attended by vastly more than the ordi-
nary duties of leading actress. The
calls upon her have been such IS put
fully TO the test her mental and physical
capacities; and we are gratiled TO say
that although the latter have been Sc
verely tried, and, in some respects,
yielded, the former have come out of the
crncible only the purer and brighter with
tha trial In former wears we racogni7ad
in Mrs. Bernard, sprighily, yivaciOus
artistic, gay and attractive, never falling
below and seldom rising above her role,
but not until this long aud trying season
have we seen Der abilities developed in
their amplitude. Retaining az that made
her former efforts charming, she has ex-
hibited higher cas-, Of dramatic talent,
and made a deeper and prolounder inn
preston upon the public mind. Never
had she so many warm admirers; and
never have her rare giits been so uni
versally acknowledged and respected
One never wearies of her acting
age cannot wi,her, nor custom stale
It's infinite variety
This may be the last time her friends
will have an opportunity 10 exhibit their
regard for her. She needs recreation;
and may have TO seek il where there are
less sunny skies, and more bracing airs.
Let them, therefore, make her benefit to.
night worthy Of her and of He,us,2,eg
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.

A. q. SANFORD s. CO.,
AZ Merchants, Hank, No. so College
street,
VIII furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish TO send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town, and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way 20 send money
North. Ljune13-tf
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Mr.. II. II. Layne will please come and
see Robert Lsyne, at Mr., Robert sons,
corner Of Gay aud McLemOre streets
R0BERT LAYNE.
inlv 81
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gg IsIsataph.

BALrIMoRE, June SO.---Portions Of the
First Delaware Cavalry, a. Westminster,
% miles distant. was attacked yesterday
by rebel cavalry, and chased to within
miles OF Baltimore. A considerable
force of rebel cavalry was advancing to-
wards BaltimCve,on the KelstertoWn road.
The Union League assembled with Ie'
served arms, and marched to the barri-
cades. The Army of the Potomac is
rapidly and successfully moving, under
Gen. Meade.
PHILADELPHIA, June so. Lee aud staff
were At Carlisle last night. Rebel in
fantry was seen this mornin = about IA
miles from Harrisburg, march ug hithor.
The telegraph wires along the l'ennsyl.
yaniA Central Railroad uninterrupted.
HARnrsBuRo, June 30.-The city is
quiet; 400 cavalry, lately under MilrNy,
now under Pierce, fought ImbOden's cav
airy at McCOnnellsburg, defeating and
driving him through the town. Gen.
Early's rebel division left via Carlisle
for York this morning.
Lee is concentrating his army between
shippensburg and Chambersburg, evil
IDENTIFY anticipating an attack from the
Army of the Potomac.
Ewells corps is sill ia front Of har,
risburg.
New York, june 3O--Gold 46 81.
HARRrsBURe, June 3O.-The authOri-
ties are informed that Ewell's, Hills,
and Longstreefs corps, about 10000
strong, viii move towards Harrisburg
to-day.
At last accounts the rebel force at
York was eight thousand and eighteen
pieces Of artillery, aad at >wrightsyille
three thousand and FIVE pieces of ar
iillery.
PHILADELPHIA, june 30.L-A large body
of Federal cavalry took possession of
Gettysburg, Our army is gradually
moving thither. No apprehcnsions are
felt for Baltimore or Washington.
New YoaK, June 30.-A rumor is
prevalent here that Mcclellan has super.
coded Halleck,
A Harrisburg special says it looks as
though the rebels meant to operate inn.
mediatcly against Baltimore,
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Persons wishing a fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, 72
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
je10-tf
Es- LET IHosE Wuo HAVE pouBRu raE
virtues of Huips UedrOn Bitters, 81 any
such there be- road the following certificate froa, zen
'icmqn vel snooo h ant ocmmunliy, ANA doubt no
more
10 general Introduction INTO she army aUl .sre The
liyes oi ihouFIa ai our audrrs;
iorHtie, n.y., June Q, lsf3
We, tlo untrftlfn a, have seen che god n rts
pfoduoli bj Die noe oi Or ions BtiL's C,nR0N I'M
ils 10 cases 81 fcutral debility and Irostrntiop 81
me system, aud leyc o. general Wss would prrCtat
disease ana relieve much hulHring. Amonl ON eo-
der paruCpDuB would this be he ciss. tsroriall,
tho.9 Who sge sSpsfed 90 ma' matte iufnenoo 10 the
MAJ. PnlIAF SPEED
Collector Ing Rev "a piFt ky
CIAS u. COTTON,
osI'g..r Of lhe iortoi Loa.syilo, ~
PROV Malshal Genl u Ken,unky.
REV. D. r. HENDERSON,
Yee,IE.s't Of sanitary 'oommi..on.
bARNEY. ntGuEs, a g.,
81. lublistors Democrat.
GRO T. nOEsN
rrep. leusvlig .uaelser .
HIGGINS 6PAkkHflL,
Wholesale ~ Goods Ooalois, Ad.h s,r.,t.
Loui-Yllo, ny.
.. DAVE, NAhlah a a.,
Whoem.g sure ilealrrs Main 10 ioaA,I,c
HART & MApuruER,
iilhopanhels corner s,fke, aud Third ST.,
loui-kiilc, Ky.
julius MlAlkk,
lolhng Merchant, 90 nor Sc auI sf4fk.t
streets, LOUSY DO, ~
GAIT Il n blLnhEfu,
olsteamtr Major Autrrs.a
MAI. 4. o. IiilSlOk,
Paymasier Il. s. Army.
c. NJ, slKlCAt4,
National HOioi. Louisville. ~
col. JESSE BAY LIS,
ith Ky Cavalry
GEdR 4hp pRLNIitt,
LpgisYllr Jou utl.
See tdyertheicnt Dol uuol' e. column
l.no ls-em
FOR SALE, WnUle.ale and Retail. ht 81 Marburs q
Auction Store. College street Nasl .ll1 Isnaosses-
n. h. uANLe.
Genera, Agelt iyr Eashyilio.
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Although gold is seldom seen, there is
plenty Of il locked up in vaults. When
Pittsburgh was supposed to be menaced
by the rebels last week, nearly seven
teen millions in gold were sent TO Cleve-
land for safety.
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CONvEN ZION.

AS the time approaches for our BIZ
ennial State election it is proper that the
friends of the Government should confer
together in relation 10 il. We therefore
respectfully suggest TO those of our Eel,
w-citizens who desire 90 maintain the
State Government in connection with the
Federal Union as it stood prior TO the
rebellion and the war, to meet in con-
vention by their delegates, at the Capitol
in Nashville on Wednesday, the 1st day
of July next. We trust that full rep
resentation viii be present from every
county in the State, as the business to
be considered is OF vital Importance to
Tho fnfupa vvelfare
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The Knlckerbocker Magazine seems to
have abandoned politics. LogisviHe
Democrat
Decidedly abandoned" But its
politics are not more abandoned than
those of the Democrat
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Nashville, June go, 1893.


al know / am perfect bear in my
manners" said young farmer to his
sweetheart. "No, indeed, John" said
the young lady; "You have never hugeed
me yet. You are moro sheep than
bar
John WAS SO much incenssd at this
remark that he fiirted out OF the room,
went down to singIetoa's Book Store, and
procured a large amount of literature,
which improved his mind and made him
perfect gentleman, OF course he then
got his girl. Go ye and do likewise.
juue 30--2t.
The meetings of the Nashville Union
Club will be held hereafter in The Rep
resentatiVo Hall, State Capitol.
Regular meetings every Thursday
night may lott
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Persons wishing fine pen can find
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, az
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
ielO-tf
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JoHE LELLgETT,
HoRACE MAYNARD,
w. G. BRowNLow,
GEos j. sTUBBLEFIELD,
MANSON M. BRIEN,
HoRAcE II. HARRisoS,
EDWARD II. EAST,
+. r. GLAsoOoK,
Gro. w. BpIpGEs,
JOHN S. BRIEN,
w. SPENCE,
Jos. S. FOWLER,
W. IL. WIsENER.
RUSSELL HousToS,
WmLIAM Il. LEWIS,
JoHN HUGH SMITH
HIN. lima on IQG9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
William I. seheuek' Plaintiff, Mont, sup cour,,
J. Eqrvey Thomas ct al, Delen'ts> Case No 2sis
tOukSUANI 10 an order OF the Superior Cotrt Of
J. Montgomery county, Ohio, nnUe ~ tho above
1tse and mreeted 10 me, will offer pubic auction
&c the door OF the Court House in tie city Of DAYTON
IN ille county and state aforesaid, on
Saturday, AprH 4, 1869,
Az ocloeiI M Oi said day, the following ue,erl
property tu-wit Situate in the countyuf MoufRoIneN
ind state OF OHIO aud in the city bay ton to-lt. i
nuubered one thousand nine hundred and thirty onr
Qp3J on the plat Of said city Dayton, eN,epi So
teen ieet u the west eide ~ said iOl uiuunp thrDu
ule entire io owned by samuel II. ln0rns, being on,
Of subdivision Of out-loes 10y n. LonWorth
Ssld property D. 10 lie sold q decree Ia favor al
William ]. schonck against J. Harvey thomas and
has been appraised ~ sixteen hundred dollars SlGH
and cannot sell for less than tWo-thiris oil sad an.
praised value being Sl0t6 GG5s. Terms of sar-,ash
SAID real estate IS situated on fourth street. on-
house west OF Council street, aud runs rom Iouft
street TO Sycamore street fronting both streessifL
y dwelling house ON each end OF the lot
II. II. WEAKLEf, Master Commissioner
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. he4dawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
IS!T:-106O-X.

DRAEEs PLANTATION BTrERs,-Exhausted
nature great restorer. A delightful beverage
aud active tonic Composed of pure ST. Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t inyigorates the body
without stimulating the brain 1t destroys
acidity Of the stomach creates an appertite,
and strengthens the system. 1t is a certain
cure for Dysepsia, 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 g. CO.,
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, n. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

Another Alarm. Some fellows who
where so disguised with liquor that they didn't
know pile of burning trash from burning
building, raised fire alarm last night These
false alarms are becoming annoying, and the
mandlin fellows who start them should be
made examples Of Leta watch be kept, and
the fellows arrested.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT ON WEST ID ST.
AT
SHERIFE"S SALE

OUEhIII y SALLY,
Albert Il. Mcclure, use OF Fred Gebhart, v James L.
Russell et al. Montgomery Superior Court Case
No. hGS
DY virtue Of and in obedience to, the command of
ID an order OF sale made in this case y the sun. r
Court OF Montgomery county, will otter NJ public sale
on ' '''
Saturday, lNosr IN -, 1868,
Al O'Clock IN OF sad day, the following des,thcd
reil estate, to-wit Situate ~ the county OF Montgo
ery and state of Uho and in the city Of DAYTON and
being lot numbered two thousand six hundred nnd
seventeen C2BlI Of the consecutive Numbers OF lots In
said city with all the privileges thereunto sppertainnr
with usual covenants OF warranty
Appraised at 81 800 and cannot sell FOR less than two
Thirds OF the above apprnisement Terms cash
GEORGE WoGAMAN, sheriff Mont county.
y. =. OUPPY, Attorney. fes.is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

ANTHONY woHL will be candidate for Director
Of city fnfrmary at the ensuing election. mal7
Assessor.
WILLIAM DAVY will be q candidate for re election
the Office of Assessor in the Filh Ward at the en-
suing spring election. mali
JACOB sTEPHANs will be n candidate for re.elec
TO the Office Of Assessor in the Fourth Ward, at
tho enauing spring election. mali
HIRAM KELLEY Will be supported by the voters
o the sixth Ward for Assessor at the ensuing spnng
section. nnal4
PANRRATIUs wEIDNER will be candidate for
Assessor IN the Sixth Ward at the ensuing spring
election. mall
City Marshal.
STACY B. CAIN is a candidate for reelection to the
office Of city Marshal. mas
Market Master.
JOHN MoCUToHEoN will be supported for rec.
oction to the office o Market Master at the ensuing
spring election. MAJ
City Solicitor.
JOSIAH LOWELL is a candidate for reelection to
the Office of City solicitor mas
Constable.
EZRA JEFFREiS VIII be acanddate for reelection
to the office Of Constable a the ensuing spring elec
ton. mall
JOHN sPEI TEL will be IA candidate Tor Constable at
the ensuing April election. mac
A. NJ. OYLER will be a candidate for Cons able at
the ensuing April election MAJ
a. q. HURLBURr will bp a candidate for Constable
at the ensuing April election. mag
Street Commissioner.
WILLIAM HARPER Will be supported by the ciii-
ul Dayton for Street Commissioner at The ensu
.ng spring election. male
LoRENTz BUTz--othe Old Candle MaLer'--wll
be candidate for street Commissioner at the ensuing
election. mar
H. j. srEFFEN will be a candidate for Street Com.
n,-sic ner at the ensuing April election.
a. EBpbe:-Please announce the name Of PHILIP
WALTZ AS candidate !or street CommlssioneI and
Nlll he tar fraat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

Why is it?-In the Commercials s SPECIAL
despatch from Cairo, we find the following
item,
Two Jewish passengers were relieved of
sixty-four thousand dollars contraband money
by Government officers
There is an order, we believe, which pro-
hibits capitalists from taking gold South, and
buying cotton with it. Il would seem, from
its reading, that it was intended to apply to
every body, but we have had abundant eyi
dence to know that exceptions have been made
in favor Of political favorites, who, by paying
bonus, are permitted to buy as much cotton
as they can secure. This is not fair. All
who are willing to pay for the privilege and
take the chances, should be allowed to pur-
chase cotton, or the privilege should be with.
held from all What we most reprehend is
the. .invidous distinction made by the news
reporters between persons of different nation
aliiies There is no doubt but that a great
many persons attempt TO take 'contraband
money" down South for the purpose Of buy.
ing cotton on the sly, and are caught at it;
but do we ever see any thing in the telegraph
about it, unless the unucky fellows are Jew.
ish passengers viii the Government cen.
sor, who has the supervision Of the reports
sent North inform the public why this invidi.
GUS distinction and insulting discrimination is
permitted to be made
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
Nem advertisements
GUNS AND REVoLVERs

3 M. SCHNEIDER a. SON,
No. IO0 Main street opposite ths Market
HAVE now on hand large supply Of shot Guns,
III Rihes, Colts, CoOper's douhie-acton, smith a
Wessons, Allen 4 Wheeock's, sharp's, Ponds, snd
the celebrated Towers. RevolveTs, which We are sell
nal7 n. SCHNEIDER SON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

A Big Bill.-Potter, 295 Third street
one door West Of the Post Oifice-has just
received the Ledger, Scientific American,
Yankee Notions, German Leslie, Union,
Flag, Harper's Weekly, Waverly Magazine,
Godeys and Petersons Magazines for April,
LesIie's Magazine, Budget of Fun, Illustra'
ted News, and other interesting miscellaneous
literature. And Mr.. Child--whose hirsute
phiz is the ideal of good humor-assures us
that they have received a choice supply Of
chewing tobacco, cigars, extra apples, maple
sugar, candies, oranges, lemons, and those
splendid Oysters, direct from Mann & Co,
Baltimore, every day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
MARRIED..

RYBARGER--cYPHERs- the 18th inst, By
Rev, d; Winters, at the residence Of McGhee, Esq,
MT Valentine 4ryharger jr., Of Mad River township,
70 Miss Mary Ann cyphers, Of Van Buren township,
AUL-BUNpENTHAls-on the 18th inst, by Rev,
d. Winters, at his residence, Mr. George Saul 10 Mss
Mary Dundenthal, both OF this city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

That Case That show case at Vests
has just been completed by Tom, Hale, and is
again in the old place in front of the Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine Office, Phillips
House, Third street If it don't present at
fractions enough, call into the Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

Table Comforts For extra Michigan
Butter, Eggs, and other produce, go to Wor.
man Sons, No, 27s Third street They have
every thing nice for table use that can be OBJ
tained
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

Don't Fail ITO see the Grand Drawing
Room entertainment Of the Kathleen O'Ne
Troupe at Huston Hall, to night 1t will be
u charming entertainment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

Come Again-Dr. Rea, 70 Main street.
has received Nine Demarests Mirror Of
Fashions, Cooley and Petersons Magazine for
April, New York Ledger, Waverley, and X
and Xxx Oysters, fresh from Baltimore.