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- TIE War Department has ordered .
CooTs az sDquIry 70 In vestlxsts the charS-s
that certain officers In the Western army have
b. a psr,ieir aiing Ia the cotton rafac and
ustns Government transportation for private
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~, sss eAecsts oS~rstts - wsr - Assssesi esas
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A % the vosal part ky rs wsy q stsa
s~srrivss 81 s.:ss .ssrsaSS ;nA.y rsssfss rssas,s
ee vita sscststy Accuracy sef ess 9aatfsy Of sssH
Pref WnlovsSt reosvss visitors daily from - -
tsl fsssh street.. h-t ~.>- y spSt. fH
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- COPARrNBAsHIP,
The eoparfRsrshin here tnfo-a axissia und., Az
nsne and st, 10 CT JoHssO, NAGLs was c,sso, v.i
JsLrAry 81, S3, by mu: IL consent Hithe. Of ta-
rmer pa II r. Is authorized 70 use the nan. ~
tse late Arm n liq aidation
AUGUST Us JoHNsoN.
washir ston, Feb. 8, 1873
GARD
Ieferrine 10 The above. ~e beg Leave 70 ananusoa
- car friends and ths Dablis generally, tsat We
hsve thIs cay f"rmea . ccra,taership I1dsx thA
Fame and style OF
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 4 co,
for the ~ aBsAotion OF the
EHOLASAL1 WINE AND 2ROOERY BUsJs ma
a. "sS p. avenue, Uonb's Bsildins 10 ger 49,.
1ttns represented In the New FOX msrs.t We
ave enAhfed ~ furnIaA patrons with a i'tss
easst wine. and 9 ,sosri.s assAs lovess New Yori
.isc ret.in,th. ..ela. I've asene, for 70 DIS.
-, Id W:rs: Aaa Lisuert q Nes..s. yrsci a..
re GAHn1AsnS Wt.ss Of Asssrs. Charles ksvs-s 3
VI, JohEsel takes this essa.is. 10 thank hts
z eASs AID ssstsmefs f01 ths uhsPsl patYoaAre
~eoveA BIN yefsoaaity while Q meubef OF ~
Z N Of yehaaoa Hssas. and rssDsstfajy ssas
y otintAnc> OF The same.
AC9Usful JoassOH,
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n HOOP SKIBfRi
In or stosa vfn b, fo..A He very hsse ssaHxss
LADIla' AID MISSkS'
TARI AID OORD
HOOP skrRrs.
Which vim ~ seIA ~ Q very lev yris.
DAY All DAX6Y GOODS
IA large sAsssta@t, -
LAASaER0d & BHs3
Baltimore Dsrsatn store, 31s Seventh st.,
- Nm ketvsoa s1kX.
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IMPORTANT FROM vICksBURG.

MOVEMENT TO AssAIL vICKSBURG BY
THE REAR
THE LEyEES CUT BIZ OUR FORCES TO FLOOD
TEE COUNTRY
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SPIRIT OF THl MORNING PRHss.

The iniesiiesncer Eeats upon /" the Preach
Proposition" And says IL 10 evident that II
re~P~ctfsi representations made by the French
Government are inspired ~ consider atons ~
once Of humanity and Of just regard for ths
homer and welfare Of the American people, but
cannot doubt that the French Government, IN
common with thf Amsricau people, Will DON ur
In the proprsty, not 10 say the necessity, Of tia
answer when has thus been made to this prop
Csitioa.
Thn CSrsnicle publishes extracts from lcttars
Of denocTaiic officers In the army from Indi .nS
To show that the soldi: rs In the field have no
Gym psthy whatever with those in the North
who pirate vi an easy peace with the traitors in
arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

d INDICATED
Ii the mot
PLEAsAsT AND POPULAR REMEDY
ever Introduced for the eRectual cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENEsS, BRONCHITIS.
any affection OF the
THROAT OR LUNGS
Eold By ell the principal Drugs lists, and ~
BOSWELL Drug ot0re,
f. Hn- corner Maryland avenue and Ith It,
STAATLINa R.TSLATIONs;
CoNsPIRAToRs
FEDERAL CAPITAL
CEpHERINE;
OF, TT.
SECRET CABAL.
ATALI OF UNDERGROUND LIYBIy
WAsHINGrON.
Oh. J. n. R0BINSOS'S nav Romance with .hs
the s. and
s SsK ass
ilston, hostile to the Union, are developed in
:. epherinc;" and the tale moro s1trsordinsry ia
founded On realities. Il Il ssSSossy e1 n ait.n
full Of incident and adventure. aud has the great
shos.n or d.e.; Of Il: :snia. .ni
has SUCCEEDED in producing q 70 aanes which will
undopbtedly create profound sensation through
dram. Of the Medallion Which Sss BAN S.resofo-.
- as, -c.leS hool 70 the s.r.r,l ,sblis. In ,hls
world !. sllm pc Of N. my.tery. " 'A'
on s.l: :. all News DsSOts. Price Five Ceat..
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"WILLAhDS HALL,

"WILLAkDS HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING. FlRRUARYn
AT1S O'CLOCK.
FRBH LECTURE.
FREE LECTURE,
FREE LECTURE,
FRBB LECTURE,
PROP. o. 3. FOWLER.
PROP. o. 8. FOWLER.
PROP. o. e. POwLla,
PROP. o. s. FOWLER,
or ssv re.x.
sCBJECf:
sELP-CULruRl,
skLF-CULrURI,
POWER AND CAPACITY OF MIND
RIGHT EDUCATION.
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n COLA TYPOGRAPHICAL S0CIBrf.
IN .q,o-rnS- pses,aS Of ths .Vta4abis ,
t .f., i' his L, BE- at! u " &st
az" 0''' wv WI J. rRslzzHiI'. Re. See.
~ DI. cat RSB TO THk YOONG.-R.y. NJ.
k1w ttaSa.s s kvBNiHa, At ~ 1S ~. ~ AoA:
vich s.; AZ II d. m. i. u-s Lann Specially iuTIta
re H-ln
n<THE NINTH SrRskr Pkh,BYTk RIAN
ship hhsS Ts b , rsago1od 10. divine
and t s1H s Bsason 81 Ssnsssd IT, g.
O'Clock p. ~. IT,
NETHE UNITARIAN CHURCH, corner Of D
mp TGaSRRSw M1Rs hS SG at PrfS 10. yG5
Claiming. Ia The evening there viii be Vaspor
service at7 IT.
T1HE calvary BAPTIST Ca,RCH acid
w th:ir regular services very SAii;afH
rsl f. II 81 d!'ss ga ,n 1n kss Fi.h . ~.
s.TT s ss, .nd sS,aa Ss
err re c,,rdi.l invited to attend. II
~ YOU'VE MtN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIA.
w. . IN n, regular monthly meeting OF
par ~. ne pcar,i OF NJ ana gers viii meet at
nj sns Attend ID fY E Of
:, II 1T sl.' |, telligeIeer.l fs1i-2t
n ~ hay Dk. u.hEv Ek, Pastor of the
w Church Of the Purtsns, New York city,
ana an sa PR IN tb 2
ineImThe Nature Of the " ar Power, as ordained of
in TIE eveIng-'The Reactionary Movement AMI
the CCI scqmrrrrs of = Return into Egypt" Sarvica
70 CO nmence atty Osloc.. It,
~ LFCTURE.-REv. B. F. MORRIS, OF Gu
A Church on ,nR 55 "a ttn
LfINlNG: a. Ia o'clock, on tie '.ferils of the
a. S clock and e +. siil c1t at iaHn III
Ia ~
with and accompany The pabiic is cor Italy
invited 10 a'trr. IL, v.'er - ,
I'm. BRADLEY 1t
L'uk sALE-One sutier s Portable Wooden ZEN.
= Cal D. ut" 49, NJ" 'e,sey avenue, NEAR the
irp.l lie ii ~
Is I Z ANpc HExsx
So hrsi"s and tuss Hsw York AID Pennsyl,an.a
Butter, suitable for table use in tore and Ior sale
$50 Eighth street. least sid-J
ie E-lv near ?. avenue.
l. OK FEW IAYSO.Lg -M~e. ). Courtrlii-.
L from Aes ioik, ~ Mn. Gu,llot's stors, SOS
lith ct tie Av-Lu.. las Iust broag Il with
her III. chuicert assort4 eat Of Point Lac Sa,s,
Corsets A-sc other the articles, for lew avs
CTly. fa Il az
T'o MANNED LADIES OiLY.-IxroRt.vr.u
to,msrt good SPIRITS, T. ity nd health Of swear
LAZY, Will be sess 70 any add b, msi or o:h,--
LiEescosto % ~ Id Dies. The rasas Of &c .Ss Il
fc r. ssrh ard exp r,u eat, thi INFORMAL ION AZ
n.rtS ~ health .rd hsPpinsss 81 erry aAasIsD
@ NJ ard soa . srs ss
rrized BY ell These Iss-KucTIoSs VIII implrt
eoirns an neHiaS s1s OK ses.Ssss ~ .lsa M
..,. HENRY A. TAYLOR. Mp,
{ o.
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DEAp.-we regret TO Announce tia dram ~
Rev. Elias Harrison, ID. d., OF AieN aadr:s fT
Earrisen died on Friday night ~ nins o'clock
He was IL his I'D year, and has lived in AIRY
andr;a fer marty Fifty yesrs We was na.iy,
OF New Jersry; took charge Of the fret pses-
BY t-lisn church In that city in 10 8, having
succteded Rev. James Muir, who died In isao
1bA people OF bis charge were greatly On dear 4
Ia him. He wss man Of bnI few wcras OF
modest and retiring manners, but OF hlamaisss
NE, engaged seont hie masters bu tne=s IN
ootrE soos, And rot much troubled a,out "a
worlds afairs We understanc his lun,raI
will take place to- morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

EIIsss HAZE sren.: n
i~sl.r hair ssisres . pssEsssss siasi e Ss.vA-
q sAe shcye sssahiisAnset Aise,
RSAgDo, BAQbxAQ1
gBALa. wsS&, kctkB48, a.
,iy-ys % laaa az nsAe % e.ass . tse sssrssS
s-S>e DEPOT vpa THE SAS1 %
No S-eA bAfCH kLoaf HAI1 BIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

ORPHANS OoUkr-JYdos PxreeQ-Lastco court
day, the viii Of John Stewart, New York vol.
nnteers, was proved and admitted to proha.s
The will Of the late Thomas 4. Jones Was
fully proved and admitted to probate
In thu matter Of tbs estate OF Tfllotson p.
Brown, IL Wa, with tia consent OF TIA coanssl,
ordered that on the petition OF John Wiley and
Emily =. Wiley, thu following issuss Be sent to
The Giro pft Court for trf1i:
ist Whether the petitioner, Emily y. Wiley,
- the chilli OF Tu:ossou r. Brovny
ID. Whether Tillotsoa p. Brown Wa syvs
married - tAs mother or the said Emily r
Wtiryf
ID. Whether, afssY the marriage, thu said
Brown ever acknowledged the sa1d Yuat,y @
b. LIS chiid1
To-day letters Of administration were Lee nd
10 james A Mcdonald. Of Newark. n =, On
tho estats Of Anna HTadlsy, and 70 Mrs.. Marcia
A. johnson. on he estate Of join p. Johnson
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BOARDING.

Y(0AEDING.-A large, Rand 'omsly fl-nia "a
: second s.ory front Room ty:t, ,se Of 2isno
for cut, in . a6re- i- fealthy nai "a r.
hooo tire line the city railroad ri b ., vi b.
out Rc.rd Apply immrdiatl ~ noe DR. ~ d
To '" Star On ., wall receive ate ntioa. fi4-H'
A FEW MJhK TABLE, BSARDERS CAN BIZ
"A inundated with good So,ri IT s. psr
w.e., ct Az II ST., between 9Th aud lota sts.
fa 4 So
RUsKEIHG.-Uns lsrss front KJuA Torrent
- With BOARD, st AIS Sev-nt-enth strest b.
tween n and Alsn small Room few
Table roaEd-rs tat en- at So Der web. fAl az
IsAF boa nb.-A few Day Suardrrr can %. &C.
- commcaA.ed with Gnnd home board at 4s a.f
week At the 81 u rk Hotel, corner Of 7th and
atreets. - H-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

PARpoNEp-The Pr g, EFT yesterday granted
pardon 10 Henry Williams, who wa. con
vict. ahout five wears since Of maas iaurh.rr
IN kiiiirg Rove Lewis and assauitins Isaae
Enwasif, and sentenced TO the peuiteniiary for
'iyiit YEAR. The pardon stats that he has
already Srrvcd five Ugh hs OF MS ter n, during
which he has conducted himself IA an -1-
emplsry manner, and that he IL In falling
hath
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80 BARRELS porox.c uxps,xa.
POR SAIE FY

Y
" 50 kiag 'tr Of Alex sndris
Lon SAi -Four souu6 FAMILY HuRS Is Of
1 fire st' 10 from Ca roll County Mary ~
lind Z hey are Of geo blood ard sri -.be IN
,oi n ee g use, and val he sod ressor. 0ZA
abe teru..- for cash Apply {" TH0S wI.,,I.Ms
Li.ers aud sale ~. hls- ish.h .tr-et mar D or
to- P BaRrHOLJH n...Swaro ana Asrinu.ta
rl Waret Ouso, 49, SEVENTH &c -aI3..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.

HOUSE WARNINo-On Thursday evening",
tie members OF tho Hibernia Frs Compauy.
now on special service with their steam fre
rnsine in This city, gave handsome entersain .
ment at their quarters, Z" Our Camp" on the
corner Of Nineteenth and III Streets to their
numerous friends, among whom ware Captains
Comp and Hartz- Dir. ID, Mcintosh, chief clerk
OF Col. Rucker's Office; q large number OF clerks
and attaches Of the Qusrtermsst-r's Depart
ment; Capt +. S. DyKut, of 10th Michigan, for
merry chief engineer of the Detroit fre depart
mfnt; 7: N. Knapp, of the Sanitary Commits
sion, Col Jas. Page, president Of the " Berry,"
Chief Engine Peabody, and Assistant T nom D.
soB, OF our fire department After an hour b ad
been sp' Mt IN SOCIAL conversation in the hall.
the company, numbering about one hundred,
adjourned 70 the supper-room, which was
;astefuI.y decorated with the American fiae
and portraits Of our prominent men, conspicu-
QUE among which was q splendid portrait of
Gen. McCiellar, and did full justice TO the nu.
merous visnds set before them; after which a
merous toasts complimentary to the company
and visitors were offered and responded 70 by
Colonel Page, Captains Z. L. Hartz and Z. E.
COmp, Mr.. Peabody, and Chief Director Dick
SCR, OF the "Berny."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

GvKEnkSxr ADyIcxS yzoM KrDoPA -
FrcH tbs tenor Of tAs dLsYsteaes received BY
the last foreign steamer, It u thought that the
telling In reSseA - he American aa~sssoa 10
shshtIy inprovins, sot merely In 0fcAs Britain
sas o. tAs Coaaasot There has bsen miais-
trrial crisis In Turkey, In coassqusaos OF the
trascibis and 1reevsrnsSls tsmpss os The Sal.
ten; and this. II II aid. u ealsins mach con.
ces. sad sPprsssassea o. grave Political daa.
EeFs In rhA Hast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

CIRCUIT Court, Feb. ia-R s. McKa.e. AT
Gtoret Ma!tinriy. Verdict for pIaintrf
john r. Sict, agt Eenry BATS. This "a,
Az action for board of the dPfpn ia7t and his
wife snd child, the payment of which was re-
listed ON The ground that the ServicAs Of the
wife and daughter were worth more taan IA.
bcsrd, and the jury found Tor the drfendSot
February IA. Hac mel, agt. Cbss. Spang-
her. Verdict for plaintiff.
10 iah o. Arures, agt Overton Sandersol.
On trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

PICKED Up AoAIs-i.ssf night a stout rourh
loc+ins young msn, ~ho gave his mama as l}so
H.rt, and ay profession a csrd- writer, visa
taken 70 the Fourth w arfi station. Burk I'D
slis nj scratch across his nose and m .de ~ IN
excuse for ccucealine hts face. There beia- no
other Charge against him, Justice Fersusoa
dismissed the case: but Just then n pa;ro, m Al
entered the risi- ruosr, and asked him to -ho,,
his face. Eurs did 80. and the patroiaas
turned TO the Justice and horriaAd Rurk by III
remark, esquire, this man N n ceserter, W m
csoaped once from tn Central ffuardhcusr ana
once from Forrest Hall" Burk was locked uo
TO be sent to the military prison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

A GOOD PARM FOR SaLE-3oo acres in e,lti
a. vA',"ni s.h s,rss In in e-r; with new 7r.m.
HCrSs, with rooms: ~ yours O-sca tree. an; ~
BE. asout7h miles from Warrington, c. 70
aoree OF tse above 1. good and fertir a1ov In
a,d the remainder Ne uD:And, oatinx on two
county roans Tsrnasssy. rae uili be closet Al
nee Yer panteuisr: ,naaire OF p. BAafHU-
Low. or jim A. BAkRR, SIS Sevsnt b st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

How TIE FoRT DoBpIson VICTORY WAS
Wos,-Tho late victory At Fort Dons:soa was
Won, Il Row appears, ~ the gunboats, which
rsschrd the soeEs OF action and oommss eed
urUWiES sLsi's among tks rsbsss after our
force had been ensireiy surrounded BY tbs
enemy. Our Een had their last round Of II.
tiiiery ammunition II the guns whsn ths gsn.
o4ss arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

SAD ACCIDENT. This morning, as Mr..
Snooi, an elderly LADY, who resides on Capitol
BiiI or 1T the Navy Yard, was gettin 2 on, ~
city pHss~ng' car, on the ven ne near Sc yeutn
street, ske was run over by n horee which d.
trUken Ia Sc from Government wa son the n =
imsl knocking her down and striking her upoa
III. forehead, inficting fearful wonua
Mrs. Smco. WAS rarrsec TO a carriage and
conveyed at once to Der home the yvco,d
tieeGing very prcfuseiy, and causing seri5u.
nrrr, hF nsions AZ 10 her surviving the terrible
blow received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

l. Uk SALE-0ne Suffers Portable Wooden ZEN,
4 Cali H. ut" 49, NJ" jo.sry aveout, near the
I-pt. lie ii a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

~Ths CON ,rmensasy rssoiuuoas iavfting
Generai Mcclellan to ylsit Albany. passed
The New York Assembly y q unanimous vote
- n.Ee;y Eve 70 four. The resolutions have
hses slightly snAoded, 90 - to extend the In.
y.taticn through the Governor, instead OF
through committee, In order 10 prscluds any
possibility Of tseir BRING mis-, AIKEN, either BY
hn friends CT fors, a. . political sndoYssmsnt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
| IS.T.-186O GA !

DRAKE's PLANTATION TTERs,-Exhausted
nature great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed OF pure st CroiX
Rum, roots and herbs 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
aeidity of the stomach, creates an appertte,
and strengthens the system. 1t is 4 certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Darrhea,
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 aud delicate persons
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. r. ii. DRAKE Il co,
de22dawGm 202 Broadway, n. Y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
SOTICE TO ALI WHOM m MAY CONCERN

NOTICE is hereby given that thore arenoN bending
IN before the City Council Of the City Of payton, The
following Ordinances, to-wit:
To grade, gravel euro and cutter IN front OF lots
L296, 200, ,2s7, t,J0 iOa 19Oi ,sc6 i.O, 1891
li2l, lS2i J2i, 1880, il2G, i321 32a aud $50 on
Longwortll street, between Wayne and Uld Brown
streets.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances we're twice
read laid on the table, aud the Clerk inst nired tu iye
tour weeks notice Of the pendency Of the same.
The law requires al claims ioI damages that may
accrue ffOln saidinproYements 10 be hic n writing
with the city Clerk, setting forth the amount ~ damn
ges claimed, within two weekHnhef the es sriiftion o
the time Required for the publicnlon o. shit nstice
when Tie same will be takeu up for hnalactiou
npld4w ANTHONY STEPHANs, Cuy ,lerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Dr. R0BACRs SCANDINAyIAS RENfmEs.- -
Are you SICK, no matter what organ is affect
ed, depend upon il the blood, which is the
food and sustenance Of every organ, is full OF
corruption Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, break mp the source Of
disease m the fluids of the body They purge
and purify the elements OF the blood. Hence
their quick and complete cures in dyspepsia,
serofula, eruptions, fts, tumors, nervousness,
kidney complaints piles, low feYers, debility,
rbeUmatism, headache, want Of sexual vigor,
etc, etc. These remedies are astonishing the
whole medical world.
See advertisement mar9dlm
Lyon KATHAlRoN This delightful article
for preserving and identifying the human
hair, is again put up by the original propric.
tor, and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense
and unprecedented sales Of over one million
bottles annually 1t is still sold at 25 cents
in large bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold in n year when it is known that the
Kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it cleanses the
scalp Of scurl and dandrnf gives the hair n
lively rich, lnxuriant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing The Kathairon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted a.
described. Amy lady who values beautiful
head of hair will use the Kathairon. 1t is
finely perfumed, cheap and valuable. 1t is
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
world d. S, BARNES & co.
New York
ial2d&wGm w. W. STEWART, Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

The Sale of Worman Lots Our rea-
ders will remember the sale Of Worman Lots,
on Saturday llth inst, out near the Hydrau-
lie, and on the Springfield pike, just adjoin-
ing the city, on the east, and splendid loca.
ton There are 20 one-acre lots to be sold
--one lot with the privilege of any number.
They are magnificent lots--no better in the
world and persons who desire to obtain homes,
where they may cultivate vegetables, berries,
fruit, &C. for their own use and for market,
should not fail to purchase one or more of
these excellent lots.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

s. S. 0Onvention-A Convention Of the
Sabbath Schools Of this county will be held
in Germantown on next Thursday and Fri
day, 9th and 10th instants Tickets lfor the
round trip can be had for 81 90 at the Ticket
Office at the Depot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

The Exhibition We we're unable to be
present at the exhibition of the First Dis.
trct School yesterday af)eruoon-business
over which. we could have no control, pre-
venting US from accepting the invitation Of
the efficient Principal Mr. Isenburg. We
leesn from q gentleman who was present that
the affair was highly creditable to the scholars,
and eyinced the careful training they have
been subjected to- These District School Ex-
bbilions have good effect in and out of
school, They incite the scholars to increased
exertions in acquiring knowledge, and give
their parents and friends of education, gener-
ally, an idea of the progress Of the schools
Teachers and patrons Of the schools become
acquainted, aud together they will all feel
more interest in educational matters
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

On the Hill -Remember the sale Of extra
building lots on Bombergers Hill on next
Monday afternoon, Big thing-no mistake
Don't fail to 60 See advertisement in an.
other column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Money Letter Mrs Mary Turner, corn
er Of Fifth 4 Stone Street, received letter
through the Post Office, and it ia not intend.
ed for her. 1t is from Perry Turner, Co, F,
|, 93d Ohio, to his mother, and contains mon
ey, II can he had by the Mother Of the wri-
ter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
Nelu advertisements
BARGAIN.

fThE undersigned offers tor sale a ane tWO.story
brick building, COZ tanning 4 We rooms, small sleep
mg.roomi hall and double porch As the owner lived
In NE house himselL IL together With toe lot adjoin.
my, are n the best condition For particulars n,iniIe
OF HENRY MILLER
of the hrin OF Miller Charch
aidu corner Of Third and Jefafsoa streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Poor woba This heading will be rem.
lstcd in at LEAST Two yays-wood for the
Poor and Poor Wood and as applied to the
wood brought to ihe city to-day by the
"Ieague, via Washington township, they
arc both not far out Of the way Some 20
wagons, with enough wood Of very inferior
quality TO have tolerably loaded about hnlf
the number, preceded by baud of music,
profession of several dozen men and boys, a
buggy or two, aud couple Of express wag
ons filed with clever fellows, came up Main
street, this forenoon, and the wood was un-
loaded on Second street, where a Commit
tes took charge Of 1t for distribution among
families of the poor soldiers A crowd of
people--neluding q number of ladies' from
the rural distriets-assembled at the Court
House TO witness the novelty
The poor soldiers families having some
bow punished through the severe winter with
out wood procession, now that the weather
has become pleasant, are indebted to nn cleo
ton dodge for a slender supply of fuel
New Insurance Company Pursuant
70 call, the subscribers Of the Miami Val
ley Insurance Company met at the Banking
House of Harshman 4 Co., last evening, Sd
inst. A large number Of Subscribers were
present, representing 2s75 shares The
Company was organized by calling Jonathan
Harshman to the Chair, and appointing d. c.
Ronch Secretary. An election for Directors
was then had, which resulted as follows
Jonathan Harshman, Joseph, K. Gebberi,
Jacob Bunstine, I-K ,McIntire,
D. X Boyer T. G TrRbeiu,
w. X, S. Ayers, ID g Renoh,
George Lehman
After the Stockholders ddjohrped, the
Board was organized BY the election of iona
than Harahman Presdonl, D, G. Rench,
Treasurer, and W r. S. Ayers Secretary.
The Board is composed Of gentlemen
who are known to be reliable, and whose
names are a sufficient guarantee of the abili-
ty Of the new institution to meet the highest
expectations and demands of the public We
risk nothing in predicting that the Miami
Valley Insurance Company will have a popu-
lar and prosperous career
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Watches.--H. Kline, No 1886 Third st,
has lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale