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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRONER'9, THe sTRE..
PENNSYLvANIA AvEN e EneAr wilsrds, Hote
III. Coo.e,f t"bffeRsscrf IA Amerisa.
LkokAhb dhoykk,. ,.--... ;.1,-..,....--A AasAeKs
THIS twes ne.day, KY1SINe. jim. 10.
Last night but thrss q .ss Fsari Of the American
EESSsEEs ESSIEEs SE:4tEs: ! hsFsEs::
in tn. e Dun..s ;.h. younger
as.y 4e7a sa. aSI IpI1'If''s II's 95as
+ or. THE phrs ( u ( edsscnxr1r.
For the, last time puiitiveiy. -:
Lucille WehteIn ss.-.-.... Camille
To:morr.x the beautiful drama in ,hrs. sn aoss en-
tiilsd lucille; or, Q roiiier's Love y
fo4 sses4sl and IS cents No extra
CANTERBURY HALL, :,
LoUIeIANA AV.. asAR Hfxfa Bflsss.
THE 6 COOLEST Z tEs mo HosT sEspEcTABLE AND
rHu LARGEST AND knDsskloA
GREATEST NUMBER OF STARS.
TONIGHT
4Hs $;'S $SssSss:ssssss i II ~
rAGh of e9sslcl ssstaSD xkSfesnasSkk xSS xnsSk4l1A
.,* will appear.
MISE EVA BaEET
The celebrated Oreratic Singer
M1sS kArE PENNOYER
Washinstcn Favorite Bausense,
MLLEe AUGUSTA and MARIH
The hewitchiLs FairF Sis,srs
The beautiful ballet arranged by Mons Ezol!osy
LA fETk DIS MUSES.,
in whicf the great Court Of Beauty appears Alithe
great come d ans and the immense Corps Ethiope
Admlselon: fOrchestrx Chairs. ,eais; Dire q Cir.
Gle and gallery. . Cents; Private Boxes tholdinx
six peraons,) IS.
DVess open ct ~ O'Clock. Performance ats.
GRAND MATISEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. At 2 o'cleek,
foR LApIKs ARp CPILDRHE
Admissis n Ladies' D cts; children 10 cts les St
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s.. N. PIXIES
. PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.

/ PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.
This BRANDY has been manufactured for ssve.
raj years from the PURE JUICE Of the
CATAWBA GRAPEi
xress Of American Enssrprise and fniustry. and and
of onr ability TO produce articles 1t home equal to
O'' tn TIE OHIO UATAWBA BRANDY r
dies in purity and favor. Its in fact. the Best
rated By the of our most distinguished
The want Of Psgs Brandy has long been felt in
this country. and the introduction of article of
snch quality az to supersede the sale and use of
there vile compounds, hitherto sold under the
name of Brandy, can only be regarded as great
public good. The Cstawbs Brandy. possesses al
ard is Of perfect purity and superior favor, and .
sovereisn and sure remedy for WV c,.,,n
DSSaahasgsitaa1 Ssaaagia1 tx kSg tssfSs
MORE Us, &C., &e. e sa
HREAD THE ERTIFlCA TIES. S.ts,7,e e
-. wAsnlsoross ,. o.. Nov: u isss. =,
Of fss's ssss SsnafsesaPs Sa oi PiEs& Co. cisain
say aa1tsrssons nf 1nS or .amix,urs Of
Fi,nentai 70 beslthnot aictitions nqaor n,ais q
saaptsS s1a aha e. n austs. 10 the
place oil frsAsh oosaasT THOMAS AkTysEIL.
Chemical Examiner. U. 5. Patent ONCE.
STARE AssAYsn,s errtos, 81 Somerset st.y
/ 81 : g = = Bosfoa, Oct. % 1853.
i hereby. cerify that hare this day made
s1sss e. sSs g and
have found adnlter attsg ingredient or improper
IL e. %
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E:pt D. f. for 1n this nissTist. % " a mar I Is so3 sa
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"a 0UARTIRMAsTER GlNEKAL's . OP1IoE,


~ WARRINGTON CITY. March 10, 1853.
Owners Of steam vessels invited to send to the
Saartermaster Generals Once tenders for their
charter or sale. ~ ts74
TENDERS should contain descriptions OF the
vessels, their dimensons, enrolled registered
tonnass, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether eoppered. whether side wheel ef pro-
Dellers, whether iron copper fastened, size and
peyer Of ines and boilers; and should state the
dnarter with the estinsted value Of the vessel in
cAse Of loss, or IN case the Government should
Yxe3er to purchase instead Of ehAxterinG.
Owners sf steam vessels already in the service OF
the QuartermssterS Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing TO
Grant, and .iso the price 1t which they win be
willing to sell them.
An such tenders should be addressed TO the
Quar- 7termaster General OF the o nitsd States, ct
Warrington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of stesmefs."
Department win endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
lhoss now employed. M. G. MErGS,
raer o. Sn ~ tQuAFtermaster General.
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND GOAL. ..


2ist May. 1868.
SEALBD Proposals VIII be received at this OF co
for furnishing for the use Of tho House Of Re3-
resentstises Of the United States $50 toss q I'm
boat ,size,1 enc hundred cords best dry hickery
Wood and one hpndred cords best dry fpfuce Pise
Wood. The whole TO be packed away in the vaults
of the Capitol, in the places which wili be shevn
Qnappleaton to this engineer In the sarviee of tie
Rouse of Represe tives, and to be delivered by
the lat day of August next. = :
honda fer the faithful execution of the contract
viii be required. --...-#.
Bids for coal and wood will be considered seps-
rately, and satisfactory arrap sements must be
made for the correct mensurement Of both
EMlRSUN ETHERID6E,
Clerk of II ouss OF presentatives q 8.
my 22-Iswfv IChron., Int. & Repl
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fEArIs IoT or hbksHAai bkS aoobs sAkh OF
OTHER MERcHAsDlsB.
BY WIN. L. WALL co, Aucss
In virtue of decree issued from .he Clerk o.
ting as DISTRICT Court. aud me directed
will will sell az pubic sale for CASH, on FRIDAY, ese
oclock a m at the Dry Goods -. stora formef os, =
eupied BY John D. Cl9ss:t, on penasyi,anie .xs,
leases Muslin Dslains
90 90 Sfsss sH.SEsa and SHi1sG WSite Calico
do Colored Cambric
do Hoop skirts
8 do Yelentia
do Fooiesap and Letter Paper
8 do Straw Hats
do 0il , c,e,h u - ior Wagons
8 do OIL Of Lavender
llarge box of Medisiee.
At. O'Clock ? m, at the foot Of si1th-strse:
80 bbls Of Rye Whisky
% bbls of Alcohol
'.Ess sa lot of Iefa Isfs
do Carriage Springs and Azsis.
ALSO,
s65 III s.sss M
,es-5t VIM L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND LOT,
i FRONTING ON FIPTEESrE STREET, BETWEEN I
AND STREETS MONTH. AT AUoTIoF.-By virtue ofa
aecr ee of the 0rphs ans Court and confirmed by the
Supreme Court. shall ssn for the be nett Of the
minor heirs of John brsreton. deceased, on MON
DAY, the 18th instant, at o clock P. n in front
Of the premises, Lot No II In Square & No ais hav-
ming back 80 feet to q wide alley, between and K
Terms Of sale: ons-half cash; balance in six
he AhacZr IN anta hn
deferred payments bearing interest from the day
of sale and satisl actorily endorsed.
And npon th. fnll payment OF tae purchase
money and the ratification of the sale, q deed Will
be given.
Al conveyanene at the cost of purchaser.
II the purchaser should fail to comply with the
risk and cost ef the first chaser by advertising
the same three tin es in the National fntslligencer
,ssead. GkEzA hhEzA R1Lh1kas RhAhs ssasasa Haesa
ByJ.o O. MCGUIRE L 90, Aucsioresr
TRUsTEE's BALE BIZ LOTS NEAE
Il THE DEPOT AT PUBLIC EALE-By virtue of q
deed OF trust recorded in liber j. A. b., No. l47,
folos 9, ct seq. among the land records for Wash
inston county in ths District of ColnIabia.. we
premisss.on THURsDAY, the 18th day Of June,
1868, at bali past o clock p M. Lots numbered
the subdivision Of original lot numbered two, in
square numbered six hundred and twenty nine,
Is, T., H. -, and Is. in subc vision OF Lot 2,
First street west and New Jersey avenue. between
and E'trcets north. and oter rare chance for
Terms OF sale: One half cash; and the residue ia
one year with in terest 50 cured on the premises.
All conve eysnces at purch aser's cost
three days from the day Of sale the right to resell
at Il risk AID cost OF deaultns parehaser is re-
served.
10 eS..pdxds = 9 mG;siIHEk 90. kretS
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AUGUSTUS JOHNSON / co.,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between srH AsD 10Th SIS.
aAvl BOUGHT AT THE R1ol1v1Hs sAL1
THl WHOLE BALANCE OF STOCK
Of the late hrm of
LEACH CO., BALfIM0RD.
consisting Of:
HERMErICALLY.sE GOODS,
OF EYERE.DES0RIPTION
POULTRY,
FRUITS
VEGETABLES,
SOUPS, Etc,
WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADE,
DY THE PACKAGE,
yAR BELOW MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON CO.,
.psn ass Pennsylvania Avenue.
SrEAhsHIP
GRE AT EAsT EBN,
WALTER l', rA1ss, =. s'',etsas Commander 'a86fS
s..nISax Fn8I s,prss SsDa NEW ToaE
Tuesday. June 80 Tuesday, July y
And st the same regular intervals thereafter
First Cabin, from - S95 to Sls5
eecond Cabin. --..-S70
Excursion Tickets out and back, In the lst and ID
Cabin only, fare snd . half.
Servants accom- panying passengers, and Children
under twelve years fase, half fare. Infants free.
Third Cabin --.......-..-...-.---S $50
steerage, With superior accommodations. S3o
All fares payable In Gold, or its equivalent in o.
8. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of lug
gage.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For passage spply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
ut the Office, % BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply to ROWLAND & ASPIN-
WALL. Agents, 54 South street, New York.
my II tje9
1876 NEW STOCK. 486
INTERIOR ADORNMBNTs.
Just received, 8 choice sell ection of new and
desirable styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most chssts and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlor. halls,
dininS rooms, and chambers.
FIRE-BoARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTER
PIxCEs, dc.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFYOR ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR eIZE OF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
fWarsan ed to be gilded with gold leaf
The handsonest and the largest assortment In the
District, from the best manufactory in the
country.
Also, an assortment of DARK Wood Frames, with .
beautiful variety of small sizsd Oval aud Gard
giHite Frames OF foreign and domestic manufAc-
ture. Passspatsuts, &c. ess
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings. N als
DO.
Purchasing syclusively for cash the shove goods
according to their quality will be disposed of &C
ss low rates as they can be purchased for in the
A call solicit ed from those needing the ab,vs
sooes. Terms cash. J. MAkhRITER. a
Remember the number No 4s6 Seventh street,
cash for goods and lasor. my 29weo"
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PERSONAL.

Mo observation-disclosures Ross Doc,rehs aad
~ Astrolox;Bi, wGs born with @ nstsTal gift.
sbe tells the past and fut.re-neysr known TO mil.
long separ atsd cures All diseases BusiteAs
strictly Confidential No. ss3G street north corner
Patent Offce The only p4rson that can aiaaw
likeness of future husband absent friend IN re.
atty. Ladies 50 cents 4entam en- 81 my 29 isris
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DASTuRAGE FOR HORSEs.-Ahout 81 head of
H. Horses can be accommodated with fine ~ =
clover pasiursge. we'll wsteref on one of ~
the finest plania atoms in Prince George 9 ~
county, Nd, about six miles from Tashir gton
diseased horses tax en- For fur her information
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, opposite IN
BgEE OF \ haEhipgton. fa6-5E
Ds1R OF HAND CINEMA rCHED CARRIAGE
Il H0RSES for sale. Apply TO
J. c. MCGUIRE e. Co.,
je 4-6t Au .tion apd Com'n Merchants
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17
Manufacturing Public SentI-
snlent ln the Army, l.

The Journal, of yesterday, contains u series
Of Endorsements Of the Murfreesboro resolas |
lions by the Indiana regiments in the army of
the Cumberland To say that such ind0rse-
ments express the sentiments of the private
soldiers-the file of the army-is all gam mon.
We do not suppose one soldier in twenty has
read or heard read these resolutions, so rs to
understand their import Their approval, as
represented, was a formalty that every army.
officer understands and appreciates We iliuss
trate the way the vote, as 1t is called, was
taken in one regiment, and that will be a fair
illustration of all, A soldier writes the mpdus
operandi in his egment, which was IN this
wise The regiment was on dress parade,
when the Adjutant, holding the Ahferiean
ensign in his hand, said "Ali who 'Aee in
favor of the Union as it was and OF fighting
under this flag of the Union wilfstepfct Y 9rdii
Every man. Of f.eourse, in the ranks, upon sueh
an appeal, stepped forward qhis'wss called
an Endorsement of the resolutions, and II was
so recorded The diseiplihe ofethe army is
almost despotic Of necessity, We all kaow
with what facility names are gotten to peti liens
and recommendations without the sgneTs
scarcely knowing or inquring the character OF
the document. The same thing can be done
with greater facility in an army, where interior
IOIuCcib iNOuiul NSeAo vi ~
they thaarted the wishes or pnrposA of lheir
superiors "a
The surest crIterions of the real sentiments
of the soldiers are their private letters, written
in the freedom and confidence of friendship
We have seen hundreds of these letters, anC
they, with scarcely an exception, differ I'M totC
from the spirit and intent of the Murfreesbort
resolutions. And, when freed from the re
stralnts Of the service aud at lull liberty Il
express their honest convictions, it will b.
found that the private soldier, uninauencet
by the desire for promotion and its rewards
with no hope Of eagle or stars to induce hin
, to btoop at the fooistoot OF pbwer-has bu
little feeling in common with the officer am
bilious Of distinction, and whose mind j
warped to secure coveted advancement b
/ yielding his own convictions to the purpose 9
a those who have the power to bestow the favor
The soldier in the army has no independents
only in thought and conviction; bat the soldie
at home, released from his contract with th
Government, will be different man II
will not only think independently, but viii %
g as freeman and the same sentiments whic
4 prompt his friepdS. aud the people, at,,hpm
y ljdh shfelt lhauS ddd tsol&0 lI0 " Ind
: aRGRoRs Seminal. 3 & I Be- .sAaoa d.lol
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17

The Kernel ses he, "Majer, know you are
a patriot, and ! feel bad TO have you go. i
wish nov had taken your advice, but, ses
he, isssieE' aha here be giY my hand tight
squeeze, "you know I've only been a boat in
= current, apd yet like the boat 1 \ be jest lhe
one thai wall yet the worst smashed 70 pieces
wien thepfecipice is reached Icouidn't
Help feelin kinder sorry for my country that
it haf.sler made him President
got hun all safe, and sense then I've been
laid up four weeks with the rumAtiz. never
had sneh long pull afore. As for writin
with IL 'on me, why can't any more do il
then slsad kis climb q bean-pole. expect
you We been wopderin why you didn't hear
from me, bat / think this letter win explain
the resin II the rhmatz don't come on agin
an 1 think \ kin say anything that would be
Of saryice in this awful and solemn .crysis o.
our eountry's fate, | will drop you line
feel as il the nashin was dyin, however, 81
that We all orter put on mournin an sacltclpth
but come what will, I'm for my country
IA Till deth, MAJER JACK DowSIso.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17
,iYallaaalsHRm Elar9 9Gaysrhor

We to day raise to our mast-h head the honor
ed, respected. and much beloved name Of C.
L. Vallandigham as the choice Of the Demo
cracy Of Perry for next Governor of the State
Of OhlolA IIadswe. known weeks ago what we
do now, thia wonld have been done then But
there was sdelleacy a existing on our part and
that Of the Democracy Of the county on the
subject All Of us felt that either this gentle
man or Dr. ODDS shopld be the next Governor,
but we did not know how to choose and, in
fact did not know to certainty that Val,
would oonsealt To run But now the affair is
arrsnged--the latter has, by letter--which will
be seen on the FIRST page Of to-days paper
consented TO be a candidate, and the Doctor
has concluded to remain a'private public
stumper for the present--that is after his
present honored term Of office expires
All hail then, to the honored name of Val
landighan The conservative people Of tht
great Stale of Ohio will place him in position
that he "may be, as he says, sable to hasteT
the reunion Of these States" Perry %
Dem. linton iaH ao1 taf r-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17

WASHINGTON, Dec, ~, 1851,
M Dear Sir You will have
received my proposed amendments to the con.
stitution before you receive this The South
ipould take my proposition ii The Repubh
cans ioOuld agree 10 H. But the extreme,
North aud South, hold of, and are precipita
ting the country into revolution and civil
war. tIHIuI lu. q.
While can do no act which recognizes or
countenances the doctrines of secession, my
policy is peace, and will not consider the
question of war until every effort has been
made for peace and all hope shall have van
ished When that time comes, il unfortunate
ly it shall come; will then do what it becomes
an American Senator to do on the then state
Of facts Many Of the Republican leaders
desire dissolution of The Union, AND URGE
WAR As MEANS OF AccoMPLIsHTSd DIsUNIoN,
while others are Union men in good faith. -
We have now reached the point where a com
promise on the basis of mutual concession OF
aisunion and war are inevitable. | prefer q
fair and just compromise. shall make a
speech in few days. Yours, truly
III st Ma sl. S. 4. DOUGLAS.
s. S HAYEs ESQ .Iil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17
The TrImmers at WORK.

II seems that in the absence of "aetlve
operations or forward Inoyements,
certain "active operators and forward
movers" enjoying lucrative positions IN
the army, find leisure to pass stirring
resolutions" on the " conduct OF the war,
and 1.-THE duty of the people in the Ioy"l
States !" in which they denounce allmho
are not heart and hand with the radicals
in the objects and conduct of the waT, as
"disloyal," traitors" etc. A recent in
stance of this safe mode OF s" fighting the
enemy" is being published in the A boli-
ton papers. The, demonstration comes
from the far southwest, and it is stated
\ with, ,tha alntter q superanOns ears, that
1.-The distingnishedS, pUPBIN WARD has
given the address his most hearty APPROX
4gsallS3 lgi1l8MM8j H0lt8a
.s,aItas evident, from the solemnity with
which the .endorsal of Mr. WARD is Civ
en-, that the movers intended it to be con-
ost sideted the vital point in the''Adaress -
1t is. We cannot think Of the dibtin-
guished endorser without peculiar kin
of emotion He was once the great CON
fdepce-man Of the Democratic party. HI
united in his person all the desirable ele
ments of the tribe Of plaee,hnhters who
innocent of honest conyictops and ennob
ling principles. wander about the inarke
seeking purchasers. i il no credit % tn
,a Democracy 70 say that WARD has, oI
ns more than one occasion received thei
votes, But we feel very sure that there
an honest desire on. our part to get alon
without further lessons of this kind an
Il for this very reason We think hyuhoftt
nate foR-the Democratic, credence in ii
"a u.sAddress " that the whole thing is to /
.ssa taken on the credit of bogus endorse
The name Of "a. "a s'WABD" written on Il
back Of the document would have given
more credit lawhere the parties a
Known raAiiN syJa riaihi4 a..
a. -,u But we. nndsrytand how these resol
20 s .tionl and addresses are gotten up. Tn
'.'a i are nst as apt to be a.iair expression =
'- the opinions Of the private soldiers
.fHIA terI bHaafial rAHit Ltf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17
Progress Of events.

4i sThe Cincinnati GGsete's Washington
=. special correspondent "Agate," gets on
some snAppy paragraphs. Instance t'H
following: a".aa aa -trar 7f'
as'''EN Senator Geo. Il. Pogb Of your city has
latsly been here in attendance on the Supreme
Conft some OF Mr.. Pnghs demonstrations
while here, go fer to place him beyond even
Vallandighim, in insinnating the Necessity OF
Northwestern unison with the oouth agYinf'
the Lincoln Government l'
Mr.. PuaH having ''waited for the facts
has at length received them, and IS pre-
pared to take his place in the progress OF
events.
iil Here Is. another paragraph which hai
some of the JUNCTION Of conviction in 1T
and sounds very much like that style o
language which is characterized as "talk Kin
out in meetin' ;" ;",tl.t.l
r "Wbile there is life there is hope but iDl
useless TO disguise the fact that the kepnolI
cans are far from sanguine Of their ability Il
retain the control of the next House
The writer then proceeds to give a yer,
careful analysis of the approaching cleo
tions for Congressman the result OF whicI
investigation he sums up with =
,,,s .Should Western Virginia 90 with us he
"'three votes win give as a clear working Ui
iority of four in the next House. Should sh
80, 10 against us, she will give the'Peaee Demo
orats O majority OF too, fV
This is rather shaky for comfort an
the writer winds up in the dulcet notes
the confidence -
Fsk.f.hWest Virgiadns we trusted yoa m yon
me of need May we trust you agaln
Oursg -....r p
1t would be ungrateful in the c''ss'
of the Mountainous Districts Of the lOl
Dominion if, after the Abelitionists ha'
ttllviolated the Constitution to set 'ern hP il
dependent of the old State Governnien
they would send delegation to Con9re
to assist in Dustin up the Abolition lbc
Ter And that is about what will don
of it. ST 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17
over ahe MARX.

The Washington Siav~---a' paper when
sis.postsd only on small sffairs'l and. mat
..-.tersof. .soandal--thinks that not more than
~ 10000 nagro soldiers can be raised
throughout the loyal States. If the Star
is ont Of the range Of calculation II rs
~ because it is below the mark. Its esti-
mate may be accepted for that Of the more
conservative class Of radicals. The npm'
Der Of negroes III, the loyal States whC
will volunteer in the service ia inconsi'der
able. II 10000 are to be put into th' n
rnls they will have to be s. raised OS
conscription. q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17
ThePresIdency.

A number ofouf exchanges are expressing
their preference for the Presidency We re.
RP 4discuBsion op .bis ap9tiep n Eyhsr pre-
mature Urea at present No n9@1as,Sa 10, WI Y be be
foreses what that year will bring GpEth. ,Aa
s's;' i'sRa 2 pESiis f l1 GGS
HAN We believe he could Do mQrs, toward
Isa'G'InE sG sIS a. gRIGP nTa Ssf e
could any other mans hence ous choice..4
Holmes Farmer ,.......i..-...ta 'ss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-17
Railroads..
indiana central 4 Dayton 4 western k.R


ON and after Monday next trains the Indiana
~ Central will leave the Union Depot, Sixth street.
al 900 m, 9:l2 m, and A;4e y m.
Returning, will arrive at 1910 m, 5;i6 m, and
1929 m. sd,
The 900 a. m, and 445 m, express trans mak 9
close connections 10 all points the West aud South,
and g.l2 train Is the shortest and quickest route
10 Chicago and the Northwest,
novA II. @. CAREY, Superintendent.