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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
supFRoFDURE

NEw YoRK, March 22--A Cincinnati dis,
patch, Of the 10Th, says Geo, Burnside is ex'
pecied there 10 succeed Gen, Wright
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
UfI Establish ed 10 the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the conuol Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians iu the world,
nR. 2. BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
IL Hospitals, auu for the past ten years Of the Cin.
cnnau Nenefeal Hospital, aud Or. h. d. .kEYROLDs,
late of New York. This the only oiee in the city
where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
9balped without the use OF mercury change OF
Diet Gonofrhuea cured IN 70 AZ hours, elect cured
IN to 10 daYsi structures cured IN to weeksj Noe.
lnrnal Emissions stopped IN to days; Seminal
Weakues cured IN to weeks Syphilis in It's priIna.
ry stages cured IN days; Secondary symptoms in /
to 3weeksi skin DIS, uses cured IN 10 3 weeks i'm.
potency, ugor restored IN to weeks All diseases
OF private nsture treated with unparalleled success,
male or female.
l1Yaie GMde TO HEALTH ~ beneficial to ALL male and
female, old and young, should this book twill
ehlshteh ,lose VINO srope In darkness. Price 20
cents sentb mail.
Dr.. Bonapartes French Patent Male safel II is
perfectly saler aud never iNs 10 go sahsfclion tits
me only sale aud sure preYenuVe against disease
Price OF the French Patent Male Sale, u the single
QUE, "a per hali dozen, "a per dozen, seat by mail.
Nc Madame LOllER'S Female Monthly Pills ~ a
sale and rellabe remedy for suppress ons ana ali e-
mnle diseases Ladies should not use them ehung
pregnancy, as they Wal produce miscarriage. Pee
u 20 per boH-e1tra hue S5-sent TO any address by
mail M
Drs, b. X. are the men to consult; they are un.
queshonaby acknowledged 10 be the cham pIons and
kings OF W nereal Diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports nom the OLD world; they
nay nesih hccuhtoteu liom an early age OF youth
witness the various diseases which afiiict mankind
and TO watch the progress through long career OF
professional study. ia every sphere of life, from the
humble abode OF poverty ts The mansion OF the veal.
thy and having asoertalned beyond doubt The vast
suffering OF humanity, they determined 70 select the
geheIapve system as their particular stud and 70 de
vote heir woie attention 10 the alienation the dis
eases OF these important functions No LEI ters viii be
answered unless they contain remittance or post.
| age stamp, Cali address,
Drs. BUNAPARTE REYNOLDS,
No. 1872 Sycamore steet, between Fifth a SIXTH east
side, CINCINNATI Ohio
olhee hours rom Am. to . Pm. ie6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23

scss.asesa. MOULD call special ,,vy.aszS.
Au<fs1p w attention to ms plan ttiSuS6fstts9
QYry$4t hand style OF making ar lgTY{ftt1SA
~A1IlJ fetal teeth, which for use, -lILlJ
beauty, and durability eXcels everything else made by
the profession. The YulcaniLed rubber work he has
greatly improved, by setting the teeth and melging
gums 10 suit each cilse, which render them far more
beautiful, than teeth made IN the common moulds at
the teeth manpactory, which s the kind IN general
use. These he makes for those wishing cheap dent
istry, temporary teeth. But teeth put on platna
plate with continuous gums he can warrant to be the
purest healthies and IN every respect Rr superorto
anything made, and used substitutes for natural
teeth. Having had more than eleven years experi.
ence in making 1t, aud the testimony Of hundreds,
who using this kind OF teeth with entire satsac.
ton, consequently can recommend It TO everybody.
All other dental operations attended TO promptly,
carefully and thoroughly Office the corner OF Sec
Dayton, Ohio. ja22d6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALTBY CO.'S oYsTERs
AT TW WE OLWNPR &c Es.
PAYNE > HATFIELD,

PAYNE = HATFIELD,
NO. 800 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily roeeivng Maltby a Co.'S Oysters direct
n from Brftimorethe be st quality IN the market
winch tb<y are now able to sell &C the OLD PRICES,
Notwithstanding the rise In price in the East
40. One, Select, ami Double Select, are warranted
superior TO any others brought west. Try them and
prove ii
They also keep constantly on hand the best articles
to be found in he Confectionery line, such as
Fine. Candies Candy Toys, Figs Raisins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gars, Tobaccos of different brands, and all ar
ticles in season.
lhey Keep the best stock TO be had and they sell
~ low ~ the lowest For the best Oysters and ali
srtlcles IN the Confectionery liue call 1t
PAHNE6 n hATFIELD,
ue3ldfw 900 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
FARM FOR SALE. |

UNHE subscriber offers for sale his place known az
i the "Joseph y. White Farm" Ii N located ten
miles rom Dayton, and south Of CentIsYlle, on the
spnngborough pikei contains rs acres, co O. which
~ cleared; Is IN good farming order bottom and secl
ond bottom, and suitable Tor wheat corn oats to-
baeeo, sorghum, or any other crop. good frame
tle place. q ~ - ~ .-' 7 = y "
lie also wishes to sell his dwelling house, situated
~ No. " Walnut street In this eity lsrrff f.nN
Parsons dahit4nat 10 pt,rehase arr, ar d,yetlng
VIII DO we'll 70 call AZ the Clothing store Of William
Walker, 3Ol Third street
felsdswn Tl|ff. F.' VIM. WALKER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
TWENTY THOUSAND APPLE TREES

f Q r. = a l. q /,
IL OF the best quality Of Grated Fruit, at SIS per
"A hundred, at the Nursery Of n, p brown on the
H yer Road south Of the Miami Railroad Bridge, on
the west SIDE OF the river Enquire az the first brick
house on the west side Of the road,
Orders may he LETT At Ghristopheris where sampler
can be seen, mal2daw4W ID. M. CURTIS
NARBON OIL OF the hest quahty the market cab
" produce both for safety and durability in burning
ana as Tree nom Offensive odor As can ba made fof
sale BY tlle gallon or barrel BY JAMES ABBEY =
des Druggist, l2O Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
NOTICE.

"A Undersigned by note or account viii pleass cali
on n ~ Chandler 300 Third street. up stairs, where
my Doors are Kept and settle the same. / am IN
ooks squared la2d2m N, eIFFERMAK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
NOTICE

Is hereby gwen that the subscriber has been ap.
i pointed and qualified MS Administrator of the es-
hte of Philip Grove, late Of Randolph township, Mont
gomery county, OHIO deceased.
maglw4 MOSES WoGAAiAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23

SEWING MACHINES
DoUGHT, aold, exchRugel or repaired at Harda-
ID cre,s Second Hand Stove and Furniture store,
No. 271 Third street. cie20dIwe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
GEORGE GILBERTs EsTATE

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the under signed hay
IN been duly appointed and qualified as executor
Of the last will and testament OF George GilLeft late
Montgomery county, ohio, deceased.
SAMUEL GILBERT
maiiWiw GIDEON GILBEkT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
ass.ssJlbsI Is,i4lcI IlJgsaS.

Arising from EKcesses, Hamts OF Dissipation, Early
lndiscrehOn abuse.
Attended toith the joQoDifg Symptoms;
lndisposition TO Exertion, Loss OF Power,
Loss VI Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wakeiulness,
Dmness OF Vision, Pains IN the BACK,
Universal Lassituds Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
DTyness OF the Skin Eruphons on the Fnce,
PALLID coUNTERASCE.
These symptoms, " allowed to 20 on, which thls
medicine lnyarable removes, soon follows
1MPoTENGY, FATUITY.. EPilEPTIC BITS,
In one Of ehieh the Patent may Brpire w
Who ssy that they are not frequently followed
by those "dreul Diseases
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many OF the causes OF their suffering
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AeYLUMs,
And the Melancholy Deaths By Consumption.
Bear ample witness to the truth of The assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
He requires the aid OF medicines to strengthen and
Inygorate the System
wheh HELMB0LD's ExTRAcr B6OHU ~, il
A trial will convince the most skeptical.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.
A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION As NURSE
~ chambermald or 70 20 plain sewing no % ~
las, pasc can fof Two days q FULTON BrOOElyn
PROTESTANT WOMAN or GREAT EXPERIENCE
n Wishes situation a. nurse can nk. We entr, easss
o. an infant from ,s sh no 70 sr 10 @ Tor
DAYS at 80 9Th between l5h and 10th ss An infant
preferred. -
LADY WISHES SITUATION FOR IEE NURSE
IRON brh best Of referepee has lived with her prcsen.
uS soS :aa 4s'i G',~ ,sS' os sa A' ~
REsPEcTABLE GIRL WANTS a SITUATION IS
n good cook nrs rate washer and lIoDet no o.. e,lon
days. good refcrcnce given " required Appiy a. z@ va
berry st. front room up stairs, hear Prince ..
As YuRsE-AS ENGLISH PROTESTANT woN,N
iass entire ehsrs. u baby Has gooi cy A.
py At ~ ls,h - near Irving pAce
, MIDDLE AGED WOMAN REQUIRES sir, ArfoS
vca 9s g s.... Win ,be g,sera' h.gss~os ?,
RRsPEcrABLE YOUNG WOMAN 81 siREs SIT.
u uauon a. eharbefmsid ara lsnndress y gr,ale
At her present place. ~ das.
cnANnERxAID WANTS 4 SITUATION As CHAN.
y g,si md s,, e ne her T ss,: ,. ~ b.. ~
~ y, ~ "a t,s" ~ 49, Emil 49, ettscf
A. 'swc "a ~ and su 81. for Two days
az EDUCATED ENGLISH WOMAN SEEKS ~
y Tnyfuf failty 80 90 PLAIN sowing fthff
Ght uk e4 Ne fond Trustworthy AMI conirni with
wGgsssa she j. nos Without means bgt wants g.
ocrarlsd family where tbe ci drrr Ifefffsf.
Gall nod ga y ~ Rogers vi West lfh 81 near ID
tfsi Nooi.
REspECTABLE GIRL WANTS A sirvAriOS 70
n 20 g"n~rsl ao4tc~ofG % smAI tAniF, Hts ~ -
lt 10 ctantry hrriy AZ l7l Eat "a a., 20
tween ~ Ana ~ A'' Tor 40 DAYS
KEsrgoTAnLs oIRL WANTS 4 sirUAnus 10
isrs ~ ' 4 'sse,s u aSaad 49,. TO- DC "
A siTrATIoS wANTED-BY hksrFDIAbLE
~ wtfan olfk n TiiA.e Tan ~ al4 - .sAat f 40
washifg and Cuinl al foyd ist HNc ~ stff at
ws.ser an1 ioIsf. uoc1 oIty rsfervrtss - ven
Gao " -eel iaf 40 days g not susas'f. ~ ~ I'D a
rufs,r q ish a.
, RIsrEcTAtig YOUNG WOMAN wisHBs fITg
"A atm. ~ . Yfisais family. rsok
snd ifonef Hrsi ~ rrierrnrn iron, bsf sN Iro wher
fLe Lived yefr Gao BE- fesn Ter teo fayFa t Ne
Fans fsufit iorf.
,t,sNfEp- a nLsPECTAILE YOuE0 am A
w ehantf mad ~ a. Gc GHneral AJusag
s iIaH Nngt washer and lrUnff. s1nF g. 10 ne
cantfy for can - Tor two d-ys 90 ef
". seut employers - IN AZ
tlAxrED-BY COMPETENT WOMAN. nm
w n~rse ann slsAnsbf rfnad snfabe ~ aAlnH
over - yars isfsrenss ffsr hef act cppoyef. s-n
seen fer tso DAYS ~ I'm 1b o., btxcla ~ ard "A
ava, rsss hoos. froet fos~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02

IVASTED-A sITuATios ~ sEhNsrREss AsD
w ohamberm,A BY tespce'.ele frscs,a, yoan, 70
enOoiaercr, and wan Be found ANA 70 ehars Inc a..
dress FOR two dayspSi 50 az.
yIrANrED-A SITUATION A. COOK ~ PRIVATE
family wiias TO assist Ia 81 ss9
nance on Alh g.
w AyrrD-A SITUATION BY WOMAN WIN
w fresh breast 81 MIX a. vet nurse A. lsr own RESI-
dsnce Apply for two aays At II Dean at, Broostn.
"A AsrED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YouNG .wo.
W men, si,stons; one a. coca snd aondr-s. ard ihs
other a, ara ws.gss. Toe lsstei eiy ,eis
y,ars years ' address ,a' " " e, los ii,s1 Saes
xyAsrED-BY 4 RES pEcrABLE YouNG WOMAN. a
w situation A. rhamlernad snd - wash. besi " -iy
reiersDces address 90 kas' 4'ih .
WANDA sITuAnQN. ny a nEsrEcIAsLI
w girl 70 DO chamterHork snd waiting or rhame.rwgts
49, VA. ''ns fs s ,s ny Rs 's',,,ns s' 49, s
1907 ifoni iooin, iot W. as5s. --
vIrAgrrp-A SITUATION. nv MARKETABLE
young - 70 lsss care o. ,lassn Asa -. ~. 49,,
,eier,nss - . ~ 500 igs te9 o.ls :" q" hss' W"
WANTED ny SICg youSG ORR, sKyEYrEEs
w years ga who bss lately arrived siusuon a. char'
b'rmad Hnd waiirrss 20 20 senfta Ils"..ofs - ~
rag iamf 81 of ini'f days. - h.s' 4'h o. near -
yyANup-BY a EEsrEcrABLE woxAN, sirUA
is' two 100 o.. - ss9 p,s.1 .giloysr. Il Wa sh a.
lIfANrED-a .IfuArIuN ~ COOK BYA RfsPfCf,
w be uaa ared waIran. 90 PLAIN os ias athinr
an lrotn.. Ca $40 eci 60 eiefrucs 1s o. 81" lays
81 90 Wei I'll , ~, ufa. 80 Az
WASrED-By unsPKc TABLE, rovSq wuNAN.
w sniHat1n ~ Ntr. NAT uf aafifets YEA N ly
fef.fr4es owes tan b. Ter - 10 Wee il
% foni ftln. tegta .4'r
NANTED- ITCAriONs. ~ TWO EgsPI.cTABLE
w lifs. "A tlss r'4st Iorst D. QitsI fIff
tintf Waitress NtH4tHr tH ~ f.ehff y iDsslbe an
grudff tol cts ClHfff5 fFfFfrrfst tan sffh fHf
iea tat (. wet ifit y o. 49, r'ar
Uhsrkp ysO RssrtcTAsLt YorSc We
w min s.Ilslans. ei.s' e. COZ apa laaN1 nnl
0ihsf te.fsid A. ~atrss loultfy rfff
tAt lp e. fsiesrpr. Afists ~ IA a.. t.tussn .
aun ~ affA
ilkY1Np = Bit ATIOs 81 4 BtliLY KEfrk
w nNIs - 10Y NiffrsaFI aN9 a llrtf ulr
tsll Ts,tti - issH arr b1n o. ai BE- ~
faulJ. Can tnffHtr ~ . n Hv f-fe Islf atto
,s arf @stunhiy. tau br t"Fr 81 800 Nirsts H.aF Oh
fraF Ieoslln
Z IA ASrED-Ef nEtPE. rtnLE wOsAN Asiri
W Ilr. Fl. d. faI fHfaH fFf fh
lfr % ltn a. taa fo0nff. gapf fsfssff
faaffss rfpff 80 b it "a cod iff a., taktu.
"A ANrED-h sIrukrtns. ~ a SHADY YorsG
w soh.n. csss. sAsesf anf fts ffaf
aiaia rna sstss Seod ny fsfsIsses lis-t
IaGsHftt
tNskTtD-Ry youso 0gRL arr tTJOs -
w asrst~rs.ald nrd A. .aslis,s 81
for sc aays 81 so - ~ 1etssss ssa ssf ~1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALEs

SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALEs
vlyAyrrp-By A PROTESTANT woyAE A sfTrA.
w ton A. COOK. washer ADD " n, er ~ 30 &c
NAyrKD-A HOME yoR A. nsEE,css L. lay i,,. os
isiy o. ouid Any ifs teys and asne hs eoHsi q
jse, as COOS home Assrsss b toI s,ies Ns- fori
Poss one.
yyASrHD--BY AnEsPB0rABLE AND iNrrLiiersr
wiling ADD otigus can a. No 2Bsl eoafi ZOOS ~ cyer
-, Wiilan,buIf
yUAsrED-BY RgsPLcrsHLg TOpSG ORR
w faH.Nou a. caamucfmaia aud 70 axe o. eAi''f'"
CAL a. - Wee hynfnn ~
yvASrTp-A SITUATION. nv HisFHcrABLg
w mao 20 a.. az ~ s.t'', ~ ,si.ss I Asss,
Gsrdsner. Boz rs Hera.f oree
WANDA siTUAuOS. ny 4 hEsrEcIAnLE
w .lh, 70 % .lAfa hsgsois And sAins si.n y Y.
I.r,shr ,s' go 30 s. srsS a. q isw1i5b't
,ytNrrp-sy REsPE. rABtH Yorso wovls. 4
w fltusf o. slrdreFs rndsff'snff rurrg hns w. u.
iselan y .gntuy Has c snd eosnify 'sfsisats A.
x,,Ayrvp -HY rw0 RfgrrcrABi.K YoUKG GInis
W arauoas-,ns - COOK ani - Asss n ~ sast. s
ss ironnr ~ oit,r Y % ehafsrwer az pr srgsg
"a "a y @.slss a ias a.hiag sna ironing woa ~.
~ ~ \, ,,ss.s ~ {, Yea. cs !, ~ h. Is = tHd
~ sSrpO-BV vERY nHsrrrrstLr rorAg
- n. ~ N. 49,. 80. Al .s.si fsnf5 nsu 81 .i.y
.ar 80 y 800 - sia y ~ .-' i'''
80 bfoosiIa. w. hDsr ifoH' ~ y
lVAywD-.rY REsrEcr.sLs YogAg wosAs
w rfuatisr 80 fhaHtffhaie fni seif" -
- a'sts' siis a.. ~Astias soi e. SO ..-.f
lvASrEp-. Hiu1uo. ~ : ErsFr.r.nL X
- 4. n,afsf D. s.,aaa .g- tr.ei
,r,xrgp-A rirrAros - cnaSEFRsllD I'D
W us-rls. Essi e 80 fr'fsnrr '-A - irpta4 g
al tiss rilAdssY. apsf.ff
4 !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
As COOK "A SITUATION WANTED, BY fast
n class cook who thoroughly understands her bust
S s s0 fJ % a,s sGs %ss n'' Gan
A SITUATION vAyrEp-BY a .RssPEcrABLE
~ Young woman, as cLamberrai and sesnsiress, un-
ns ard rgr.se and ase eae ~ Children Would 90 % the
"a aS., between San sna sss ST. n'P' '''
FIRST RATE OPERATOR HAVING WHEELER
~ &Wl.sons ewing ms,hine aaa VIC co g., family
reasonbls iern Apply a. or addres no 9Th ave- bIaeen
I2h and 18Th sts, Tor one week.
REspECTABLE YOUNG PERSON WANTS A STU.
~ 9on a. % er o. 70 ,sAe Az e o. ~ ne
O'Clock o. Thursday At 81 Hicks 49, Brooklyn second noor
trout room.
A SITUATION wASrED-BY RFsPECTABLE
a a. cook and 20 assist IN ID. uashing; "a
..ient bIeaa aker frst class y references Cal a. %
A RESPECTABLE YorNG WOMAN WISHES STU.
n aron 70 general hous.work iu smalr rair family
GOoi ciiy reference. Cal at7g ives, i9,h '.snous
A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES :. rCAroS AS
stress. can oI rie en wAeecra wisgss m.eaiae. would
70 sh A., 81 Mara pace, second aoor,baes room
As sTEwARDEss-cR TO TRAVEL WIN LADY
y Or amir hone o. aoroad b, coape'snt yonns vo
near va ay.. beiwees 70 ana ,ei,iess
FrRsr CLASS COOK WANTS SITUATION, 40
ssie' ss 10 81 e ,s o 's dls a. ssr ,t
aud eausirss az seansrcss aud 10 o. stairs wofk
Cal a l5 West 47ihst
| I, SITUATION wASTED-BY A YOusg WOMAN, TO
~ DO general icHsewurs iu small private ianliys
% 80 tls county. good ey rsf.renle Can be
for twD Gays 40 ls IVA af t'ifeen Wb aud gth ia
| A RIsPEcrARLE YOUNG Man WISHES A slTUA-
n ton farm ari axe carr ~ rec nfsr.
s,snes AZ tranhss sood references q feired Adaress
A YOUNG WOMAN. LATELY ARRIVED PROM ESQ
n land. uatiNn
has lived rth hlb FAM o. LONDON f0y4 ssfsiruC.
Gail Al or address or tao tags wyttoi 49, bfoDtJn,
| cond foor, tacs room.
A REsPEcTABLE YouSd WOMAN wisnhs siTr
n af.Ou ehAiI utrssd An1 waitress, Iv.HiaF
berfnala Gre iass faulv. Goo1 rir
from Ter las I.are CAL Tor days al 1.s ca ~.
| iseen 10Th and Ieth So
A RESPECTABLE yoCSG WOMAN wIsrEs sire
n Atilu a. goo p4iu ,oOS, and lrDret .ooi
private ia1iy oeld ca fri rfc1 f0.n tff place.
CAii foE Two uayt ~ ~ o. Az. between Eh Alto th
SITUATION wANrRu-BY atRPEgFABLE
n younI 81 aa4i efi4sd and hbe AId her
rbafpbefisaid and valng
ing Be~rsit rciefcbee Cal lof two dag AZ IN
| LADY LRAviS0 Town WISHES A SITUATION
"A she ~ fn4tnfai ansl honest md. q.
san business ~caii 10 general fst~seort tsry
.ms fasn, bu, ne 90 y %. soaat Tan y, ioisy
aud 70 mirror 81 bcf pres nc emp'syess us West ash
] u. besvten BIN aud wA ava
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-07

Returns from the Eastern Shore counties, in
Maryland, give Creswell, Unconditional Union
and Emancipation candidate for Congress,
1000 majority He gets n.ajorities in Cecil,
Worcester, Caroline, Talbot, Somerset, Queen
Ann, and Dorchester countless Crished only
carries one county, Kent, by 362 mHjority-
This result IS considered a great triumph for
emancipation in Maryland,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-YeStqraar ;.
guerriIIas made raid upon EdSejl', $:t,+; 'ne
about five miles from Alexandra, ean ,n,on.
several horses and mules. The gang r'o oa,l
into the neighborhood on Tuesday n;o6t '"u n3
captured Union man, who escaped af[er I /. ~
ing with them III the woods nearly al DIV Wy WY
terday They calked in his pre~ence ahnnt1 =,
ia king some Of the stations but tba n' a.,
failed to reach our pickets in time 70 r; v'.
warning.
Thee gangs are now prevented from com;r,,
down toward Vienna, and have abandoned ,b,f
entire ncigh borbood. Instead Of iaybing down.
from Aide and DranesviIie they come ~ from
Occuquan and Wolf Run Shoals.
Several parties OF Rebel cavalry have d3~b.
cd through our lines 90 our Left ano comma.
ted depredations II Prince William county
during the last few DAYS. Yesterday Gensla
Merritt, Of tie cavalry. sent out and seized al
the inhabitants in The vicinity Of his command
and sent them TO headquarters to be DISPOSED
OF by the Provost Marshal General.
Vim. S1urges, one Of the most Influential
and distinguished citizons Of Boston, died in
that city on Tuesday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-07

re- RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-A sermon VIII 2e
preached il the Methodist +. Church, next oap-
bath morning at II O clock, by the Rev. Y II! n,
+. Speake, Pastor Of the Church, Oh the DEAN
Of the late Benjamin Waters, who had been al
officer and member Of the Church tor n ltIb
Der Of years. The venerable Aft ed 0El". .a
will make some remarks on the personal ana ~
ligious character Of the deceased.
nov 6- 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-07

rs RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The Rev =,
Evans Reese, Of Georgetown, will pIe"cn II II
the Methodist Protestant Church on Sa092A
at II o clock A. NJ, and at = O cl"cE + NJ
The sacrament Of the Lord's supper VIII De a"'
minstered in the forenoon nov III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-07

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dozen. The price Of fresh fish IS 50 high
that those brought 10 market do not meet a
ready sale. In addition TO the regular market
there are now many provision stores establish
ed N different parts Of the city, where fresh
meats, vegetables, butter &c, can be procured
at market rates or thereabouts, aud many per
sons purchase at these places.
The Washington Chronicle says that me-
mortal will be presented to President Lincoln
to-day, signed by eight hundred OF the IN
conditional Union men Of Tennessee, IN favor
Of the enlistment Of negro troops IN that
State, and of the abolition Of slavery there;
also, asking that 10 elections shall now be al
lowed there, and opposing the progress OF all
State machinery, for the present,
II is reported that squad Of Confederate
cavalry came down the Occoquan road, on
Tuesday night. as far as Dr. Mason's former
residence, and captured some dozen negroes
4 small party Of Confederates, out scouting on
wednesday,, in Fauquier county, captured a
Federal Major, who was IN company with q
LADY. Other detachments of Confederates are
said to be within the Federal lines
A disturbance took place at the Sumter
House. corner Of Fairfax and Prince streets,
last night about o clock, IN which several
pistol shots were fired, to the danger Of per
sons passing by, if not to those who were en-
,zo,rod IN tha afr,y- The cnar1 were sent for
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-24

q Costar's Rat Exterminator is good
but that said to be invented by Connecticut
man is better, as it is a powder stuff, which
jerks rats head off at the third sneezey
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-24
WASHINGTON, Dec.


Senator Hale rose to a privileged question.
He desired to send to the Clerk to read, Il
newspaper paragraph, charging with bribery a
Senator from New England, in securing the
release for the Sum Of So, 900, of two prison
ers from the old Capitol Prison. From infor-
nation received from Senator, he was led
to believe that he (lIale,) was the person al
iudcd to. He wished to make a statement of
the facts on which the charge was founded.
Senator Hale then, at some length, ex-
planned that he had acted as counsel for those
persons, and that he had asked the advice of
Hon Reverdy Johnson and others if he could,
consistently with his position as a United
States Senator, act as the legal adviser of the
above mentioned parties. He was assured
he could that there existed no reason why
he should not Hon. Reyerdy Johnson stated
to him that he was himself engaged in such
cases almost daily. Under these circum-
stances he had acted for the prisoners. He
CHale) then stated the facts of the case and
concluded by saying that what he had done
in the premises was not done inadvertently
but advisedly, and with cautious deliberation.
Senator johnson remarked that he recol-
lected distinctly that Senator Hale called on
him as stated, and reported the. conversation
materially as stated. In answer to his (Hale's)
inquiry whether a Senator was prevented
from acting as counsel for prisoners charged
before a court martial with fraud, he
(Johnson) said he saw no legal impeachment
in the way or even indelicacy. What the
Senator had done was no doubt done in con-
sequence of this opinion. Senators DO not
cease to be lawyers if called upon for pro-
fessonal services. He saw no difficlty in
complying unless the services involved the
neglect of public duties. He (Johnson) had
repeatedly acted himself upon this assump-
tion. The only question that can arise is the
possibility of enacting any law to prevent it.
There was a law preventing Senators
from prosecuting suits against the govern
ment before the Court of Claims He be-
lieved one has right to 90 before any other
court in the United States. 1t was not the
intention of the law to prevent lawyer prac-
Using in his profession.
Senator Hale submitted the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Res0Eued, That the Committee on the judiciary
be instructed to inquire whether John P Hale,