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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13
BY Telegraph.
eMPoRrEp FoR THE pAILY EMPIRE
gIaBS DIsPAgoaES.
IEw HAMpsHlRE ELEcTIoN

coSooRp, II, a., March l2--Returns from
oil but 2s OF the 2s3 cities and town Indicate
thc following result
Taxing last years vote Tor those bot heard
from aud adding eight per cent gain ior Gov.
tho State will stand about "a follows East.
man, Dem, 32,036, Gilmore, Rep 2o760 +,
Hartman 1860; Eastman lacks about S10 Of
constitutional majority to elect him East
mans gain IRON last year IA 4,52t
For Congress, Daniel Marcy, Democrat, is
elected in the frstDistrct over joel Eastman,
Republ can Edward II Rollins, republican,
ia elected IN the second District, over Jshn H
George, Democrat; W Patterson, Republi-
can, is elected in tho third District The Re.
rubcans will have between sixty and seventy
majority in the House ard nine Of the twelve
Senators, and the Council will probably stand
three Republicans and two Democrats
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13
FARM FOR SALE. IN

FINHE aubsonber oHArs for a.la nj. nl.o. -
~ tne "Josephs White Farm f" Ii Is loostnd ~, ~
mnes rom Dayton, and south Of Ctntreviile an ~
cleared 10 in good arminE ORDER bottom az ascl
Ssea aud suitable Tor wheat eorn osss to
bsy bsSV, sn9m, OF any other crop. A Eood lrame
the place. -~' '"' puhoinss' are on
At No AiIo is yi,hs: 2 ssll his dwelling house. situated
Persons dsainn6 10 purchase 6r,, a, A,-.i,,..
"esi , 70 cal AZ the Clolhing Store OF Wihane
foabdaWf .Dns xy..y.
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FROM EUROPE.

PoRrLANR, March II The Anglo Saxon
from Liverpool the 10th NJ via Londonder-
~ 9th, arrived this eveninR.
The brokers circular at Liverpool reports
the sales Of the week OF 1000 bales Of cotton.
The market opened heavy bat subsequently
advanced to I'D for American and closed with
an advance OF taAd.
Flour has downward tendency. Wheat
heavy and declined ID.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the sharshodert OF the "paytop.
~ "ate' ylist Valley Xsnla 1u npike 20 IN pany
Ma Dc heid on saturday, ARruh 70, 1885, az fhe
WasonmAker'A sLop In Materviiet (5haksr YIIavel
on 'ns ne OF thc road OF sara Company 10 the ,otn
" vi montgomery 81 o'clock y IN Of said day. to
1etertnnt upon the basis Tor assessing tie sharo-
nodors OF saiu Company, 10 meet tie inosntsdnes.
oi SAID company Aud tor tho ume or umea ior lhe
rYu eht OF the amount aasoassa egainSt each indi.
hauA or eoFporAuon. ny order o. The boaru Of hi.
rectora, DAVID uAWk'ER prasiAsssa,S -
Jous n. BoNSAh, Secretary. isisS,i
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MI SCHNEIDER has removed hiA Gun store ana
1ll shop from his old atand In tho Ohio Block Al
where he will continue to deep on hand sooa s..o,,
msnl o. Double aad single Barrel shot duns; Riaes.
Sete, IoHArs, Allen's, smith weaHon'S and olhep
hhdS o. sporting APPARATUS Gun barrels and mate.
riali lowder and Shot eto N "'H'0-
We have lust received, besidea other ouns . ~.
and superior aTele ri An AneTsan sinels aSr,i ~ \.
olo' ile tosi nj the kindm MsFke, N''''
4elS Y. kJgS NmER SON.
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FROM UTAH.

NEw YoRE, March l3--A dispatch has
been received from Salt Lake stating that
Judge Kinney to-day issued writ against
brigham Young under the Polygamy Act Of
Congress The writ Was sewed without trou.
BILE Brigham gave bail OF 81, 900 The dis
patch further says the c,v Authority can be
maintained in Utah without aid OF troops
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13
FROM FREDERICKSBURG
HrADouARTERs Amy or THE PoroMAc,
March

March ii.
The picsets Of the enemy along portions of
the line Of opposite side Of the RappRhanock
are half negroes and half whites The ne
groe, are armed sud uniformed The TACT mp
pears beyond question, only 100 to l50
pards intervening between our piekets and the
cnemys and they are plainly to be distinguish
ed
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALTBT 4 ce.s oYsTRRs
AT THE OLD PRIC CEG.

NO. 800 THIBD srREEr, DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily reoeiung asltby a Cos Oysters, dirent
"A nom haltmore-.tie bsst quality IN the market
Whch they are nop able TO sell At the OLD FRlOE8,
notwithstanding the rise IA price 10 the kast.
No One, Select ant Double select, warranted
superior 20 any Others brought west. Try then, and
prove e.
They also keep constantly on hand the best articles
70 be found In he Confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisina
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gafs, Tobacoos Of different brands, and all or.
ticles in season.
They keep the best stock TO be had, and they sell
~ low a. the lowest. For the best Oysters, and ali
articles IN tho Confectionery line, call At
PAYNE HATFIELD,
3 deoldfw 900 Third street.
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A SMALL FARM AT PUBLIC SAFE

WILL offer At puolic sale, SATURDAY, MARCH
~, lsVSi al O'Clock m the door OF the Court
mouse IN me eiIy Ol Dayton, FORTY AUkE OF klCH
LANp' IA miles VI DaJ ton, on the Wolf U, seK
flne al Under lenes and in good state OF
Inc sooyS oeeelosu lAnd wal DO sold in sopnrAty
tracts OF 40 ana 3, acres ~F
fAymshts--Oneth thrd cash, one.t ird In one and tho
balance IN Two years iroui day oI sale.
inoAda~s lSAAO N. MUNnER
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r. X. POTTER,
Dealer in
OYSTERS, Fresh Fish, Fruit
ATTAOHMENT NOTICE

John sheets. plaintiff, against John D. Warner, de.
fendant Before D. W Kersner Justice on me iescs
o. Clay township, Montgomery county, sAd state q
IN the l0lh January, 1862, said Justice ssued an or
~ der OF Attachment In the above action for inc sn
Of sixteen dollars and lorty eRh. cent? Case Set oI
hearing on the 2sd OF March, 1858.
ma7w3 JOHN aHFupa
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PrOAuce and Provisions.

Acob w. HEIDLER, "Montson,erv Hn,.. n,
~ sorner room, at the old Excelsior Daily MaSIei A.
9ons unity Teoving and Ike. ps for sale n 4 eiI a S
BhiED NEAL, POuLTRY PKOIIjc r vts5 ,sI. AZ
n''ris, ~ ahuils, oAhk i season and All the edbes
W.. no san eoleot nom the four points OF the coro
'as Issle, nsy os had az the Excelsior Market W
~ f~e v ueerlnned 20 pleasa tho pubc and IA.
tAniishl.ynL ivy "'neI similar es.
,oS Ss anS SIa SO Nm Ne el 10 prepared to please
-----.- "f' jal6d6m
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in retiring nom the above hrIn would Tecommend
20 a the patrons Of the old arm UNLIMITED
10 r. X. Heeklsr, and would urge the liberal mai.
roi sg bestowed upon the old 6rm 10 be continued
tJr. .dH him.
ielslm THEODORE BARLOW.
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CINCINNATI YENEkEAL HOSPITAL
Established in Tho Year iSso
UOR THE nIfER

~NNNANNhiA NLNhhEAL HOSPITAL,
Established ia tho Year lSSO,
pok TIE VUhK or PRIVATE DISEASES.
Npa VhsSr ue stnuel oi NO Of tho most Eminent
Phy"cans ia the world,
hh. II. BoNAPARrR, from Loudon and par,.
- sosp'alH, anu fVr The past ten yeAia of tna ON
S.aHau ysnsreA hosptsi, anu ar. h b. kkYHUl' is.
HhSTe 9qrnsuent cnTs ~ FrlYaIs DlssHssH IAN ~
oualL 90 without the use Of mercury or change Of
eutsdln % ~ hours. Glest suroG
,ulnsl omissions stopped m , to 9 ahys; Seminal
w 49,. @ Suteu Va Z 70 "tyksi syphilsin It's prima
20 dWesSS 9Fiu u1s Nes cured IA 10 w.. VI. 1,,
potency usor restoredIh lfo Gweoks Aualssasa.
y, private nature rv"irq with unparalleled success
~ nonap rios great work on private dseaaes. IN.
infNo n'no 10 usHith, ~ DsLehuAl TO all mnla And
lemAie OLD ana young sluui i'd r.ad hi, Luok i, xi
cents, ntut by mail A'No 50
ps. Bonapsrtss french Patent Male saie II IL
peIIeetly sA. and mover nus tu 70 atalaetion ~
the oniy SAFE and slrs preventive aNainst dis.asa
~ neo " the rten'h Patent Male sale sl ihe s,nsIa
no piadAme LUZ ERs FeInAe monthIy t,iis Is'i, :.
a1 al,u Isuaole lemeuy tor suppreasous and All a
nreSnsn"v s LAees should not use them ollrng
l,osusheJ, a. they VIII produce miscarriage. fcss
| matt. ' " any euaresa by
prs' II. X, are the ineu TO eonault: thev No.. Az,
fuesIonamJ acknowledged TO DO the ghampons snd
AnkA OF ', herea diseaAes and the only DuctoTs -h
nsSa pa,' reports from the old world; they
~ nn'N ""eh "uchetomed nom An early age of womb ~
witness lhe VARIOUS diseases which Gfhiot i1snip,
Aup 70 Whtoh the progress through q long esTssr 81
brV,sssohAl sudy ~ every sphere OF lie nom tha
80 ,noue oi pVlsrsy u tbs mRnsion OF The VOCAL
Wy al haNhB tuunel 10y ond doubt tha va,
ausi.ha ri huthhyi tley delerniined 10 select thS
soneiafe y stem aA their particular stud, ana 20 80
'o'e 'helr ole atuuuOn 70 tho aeyAuon of nv. i,s
Naaoh Y Hlos' important functions No lelters sI -
ahs"efed uultss they contain y remittance ~ VIZ ~
age stamp, oil or address, " Pos"
\, ,s,s nrs. BoNAPARTE A REYNOLDS.
Nu. !eNsyoa"ofe 81 cot, between Filth A sisth -,
SIDE, Cincuuati, ONO. N'N''' eAh'
--S' INV "uul9 i"h An, 10 Pm. feb
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DISSOLUTION

fNHE partnership hsrelaioro existing b.twesn ,..
ndersgned IN the Wholesale Crookery business
a. No 500 Second street. this day dissolved by mn
tuh consent. y, Il hecker will connnun ths hnsi
ness and will sete s claims for or against sad sTn
Thb0DoRE BARLOW,
FRANK h. HECKLEk
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REPORTS NOT AUTHENTICATED.
CAIRO March l3--lt was reported here
yesterday that Fort Douelson had been eaptur.
cd 1t is not authenticated Nothing from
Nicksburg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13

H'lNE Perfumsry, Hair brushes, Clothes Bru,h.s.
Il So.i hne assortment a.
DlXoka Drug store, 332 Third street.
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a - l.Lsons showing themselves indebtad 10 th.
On h y; Chandler 200 Third street, In stdirs'
n., " pooSs 10y els kept and seuls fo same in M
sets squsisd jaadpU N nirSxtHsMyss tHsys ny
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13

w Tree luyigorator b, Hhsf.
mEiAWlm iOT Jefferson atreet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13
DR.. s. +. COMPTON

lAkbON OH. OF the best quality the market can
~ produce, both for safety and durability in burning
sale by the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY '''
ueo DfuHniat. 100 Main ntraat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13

SEWING MACHINES
DoUGHT, sold, exchanged or repaired az Hards.
ID cre's Second Hand Stove and Furniture store
30, ttd Thirt street de20f1ws
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SHAl lNG, HAIR.CUTTlNG. SHAMPOOING,

Dnh IL
fNHOMAS A, WlsE having taken the Harber shon
Il on market street recently owned by James Kred.
leF, ana ntted u up IN the most improved style ia
prepared TO do shaving, HAIR Cutting, shanpoolnR
ec IN manner that cannot iNl 10 give satisfaction
ne invites ali hs old friends d customers 10 give
nun q call Remember the pace--north side Market
OnT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13

a FRESH ARRIVAL
usI received complete assortment of coal nj
Sevs .ssmpsI I'm snsaes aud Burners weks and chin;
des JAMES ABBEY, Druggist.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-13

Il.
Take no more BaSa1a, Mercury Oy Unpleasant Nuin.,
Jor Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELABOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
CuREs
sECRET DISEASES ~
iAttio or no change IN Dieti No Inconvenience;
And no Rrposurs
II csuses frequent desire and glyen .tropoth IN
flnate, thereby Removing Distractions.
FfeS"nung ana curing Structures OF the ure:hrO,
Auaying Pain and Inflammation 40
frequent IN rho class Of diseases, and eEpelling ali
Poisonous, Diseased and 'soi1, out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
VIZ '..'E BEEN THE VICTIMS or oUAcES.
ano Wis nave paid heavy fees TO be cured in sbort
tme' nave found they were deceived, Hud thar H.,
+eS nm M M a sns use OF possJ! astlts'nts been
form, and -Ss'"'A'eu
PERHAPS AFTER 4ARRIAGR
Use HELhBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCAu
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS.
whether eIistngin
MALE OR FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating and no matter of
now LONG STANDING
Diseases Of those Organs require the aid OF puretc
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHu
IsTHE GREAT DIURETIc.
and 1t is certain to have the desired et,ee, IN
Diseases for Vhieh u u recommended
kgdsnssof A'most RsF0nSbs and Reliable CAaroer.,
will accompany the meticines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
..,. From 8 to % years sian,hue,
SCIENCE AND FAnE,
"PHYSICLANS' TAKE NOTICE"
WeNoks "So Socrst'' or"IaOrsiis,,t. ,"
HELMRoLD's EXTRACT BucHu
lseomposed Of Buchu, Uuoela and Iuulnsr Hsrr,.s
'e'to'ea WIN Ereatcare by competent druggist
PREPARED IN VACUo.
NY II. u. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, and Sole Manuse.
tnrer of
delMRoLp's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
dfFLDA VT.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman ot ,h.
Guy OF rhiadelphla, II. T. hembold who being duly
aWorn, doth say MS preparations contain no nafsot,
HS esISsI ofoeer'nanoas dTugs, bgs purely
sworn and subscribed before me- this 9sd dav Of Ne
'e"ooii 1908 WIN. y, HlbBERb,
Ald"'inen, Ninth st., ABOVE PhilA
PHYSICIANS IN ATyPvDARCR FROM y A. N
~ a.
rFi"sst per hOstIs, or sax Tor O..
Delivered TO any address, securely packed from oh.
Address leiters OF ,ulormAtou in confidence TO
~. 49,. ID. Is. HELhBOLD, Chs,tst
DePo'' iVa south Tenth H., below Chestnnt Phila
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
AND UNRRLNcIPLED DEALERS,
who sndeHvor to dispose "of their own and
ARTICLES On the reputation attained by
HeIebolda SeaH'ae Ifeparati0ns,
!" Al.rcet AueAg,
Improved Eoss WSsS.
Bold by
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHEREi
ASK FOR EELMBoLDs.
TAKE NO OTHER
Out OUT The advertisement and send forh
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND ExPosuRE.
Describe Symptoms n an o6mmunicat tiOus
oslrss Guaranteed AdvIs. ura.,. T,
apFIdAvlV H.r .uI .t ItII ii m ~
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Attended Vith me foloBino iSvp2top,S.
Indisposition To EGertion, los. of po,...
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty o9 Rr.sth,rs
Weak Nerves, ~ ,rDiestthilhB'
Horror nj Disease, vato,,'ik'
itn,naS5,t " 4 .. ,ln.on Pains the back,
Hot HANDS, sInsh,s,s MI n,
Drynoss OF the Skin, Eruptons a, H. pSuy lSsay
- fALLiD counrErANuH '
.here symptoms, n allowed 70 20 on v,ich ,hi
meuiche lnNarabe removes, soon follows "
lMPoTENCY, FATuITY, EPILEPTIo sITs
In ono Of Whieh The Fdnent may Erptrs.
Who can say that they are not frequently folovod
oy those "dlrotnl dseasee," '''
INSANITY AND ooNsUMPTIoN."
Many are aware of the causes Of their SUFFERING
hur SoNE WILL ooNFEsa
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUM,
And ne Melo'ehoty Deaths BY Consumption
Bear ample witness " the truth of the assertion. Y
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFEoTED wITu
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
He requires the aid OF medicines to strengthen and
which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT B6cHu ''"'ii
IN, . invariably does.
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Fl II "A d % u "a Es n n n e
FOR
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR BALE

By virtue Of . decree Of the Circuit Court f. =
EQUITY sss.sd in cause In the ssd Court SS ahs,s
IN Richard b Chew ana =: g Digxes, sduinis.
bss end others srs are
suo'crioer Is trustee, viii offer ~ public sale
u ia, o. ss nss
The hour I = O'Clock df fair, il not, the next
as s asEfN FILL
piss.s IS the tenant in dover CONTAINING a bout
GRiKN HILL is six miles northeast Of Washing.
By the Seventh street road .o sGOs
y g. as Mas1a
two miles mort vest Of The Biadsnsbarg depot ai
sos.ls Joseph jose afss
John O. yaiIfax and is Justly celebrated a. one OF
Vicinity Of The e In sss
/ ~ commands beautiful and extensive pro,psct.
Of the Best state q ana
larly adapted TO the growth OF corn and grass and
seventy aeres of this land are in WOOD ana 4 IL
estimated would cut seven thou sand cords OF prime
.edsr and locust for fspeins p.' u
h The Improvements are . commodioas DWELL
.Ba ~ .na s
II With spacious Lawn, Garden apa Grounds, taste
niiy arranged and in good order, and a gooi
Terms q sa, as prsseribfi By tie D,1ee are One.
ay of the ratification thereof By ths 6ourt, and
H ne residue In equal iusiaimenIs OF one and two
eisIest from the day Of s.ls, sad the pawn snt
i. haser With surety suretes to be oproyed by
], he Court. Bat the trustee Is authorized to re.
Give the whole or any part or the purchase money
FL zee e0iDg one third, in C ssh
The land win be surveyed, and il deemed beat by
be trustee. he Is authorized to divide, and al II
lots 70 suit purchasers, and upon the ratn cation
II the sale by the court and the payment OF the
hole purchase money. win convey the same to
H 10 purchaser purchasers in fec 81 pie. fsas
esr and discharged of all claims Of he parties ts
II iis eause or OF any person ella ming under them
II ~ The trustee Is authorized at the same TINA
ii I'd place to sell the dover interest OF Mrs Nora
H j9ees.
q ~ Mr.. George A. Dixges, living on the premises
nl taEs pleasure 10 showing them to ali per sons
II RICHARD b B. CHEW, Trustee.
81 70 Saw Upper Marlboro Nd.
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biennial EXAMINATION OF INVALID
- PENHONERS

PENSION OFFICE, August 10. 1853
me next Diennlal examination of A rmy In valid
Pensioners, required by act of Congress approy.
81 mSrch ). $50, viii take place on &nd after the
payment Of pensions hen falling due No csrtif.
cate OF such examination bearing date Tor to tt
Sth proNlmo will have any validity.
Ali eXa nlnatlon5 under the above named ls7
are required to be made oy two surgeons. No GER
tihcste OF examination made by unauth orized civil
surgeons Will be accepted unless it is Clearly i'm
practicable Tor the per sioner to obtain the certr
cate OF two regularly appoln led sur gems.
Inc lees Tor exanlnatl ton So in the aggregate
tor each csse) will be refu, ded to the psnsione
amlnfd on presenting to the Pension Agent re
ceIpt Tor he amt unit from the examinins snrgsop,
but ii no ease v fees paid TO unauthorized evil
surgeons Q refunded.
Those who are pensioned ~ by q special act of
Congress; I'D for the loss of arm leg hand or foot
fnger: toe, or an eye, mot gh y thar til
privation OF some like essential part of the PEN
sloners body, sre exempt from the biennial exa n
NATION. Those whose pensions nee at q date
later than March 4, 1853 will also be exsm pt from
examination until September 4. 1855, unless al
carrier examination is specially required by their
Should il be found. . result OF the examination
In any case tina the pensioners no Ion ger
exists, the pension Will cease, Should the deg
of disability be found TO have diminis ed without
disappearing ogether, the pensoner will bs lid
At the rate corresponding with the degree
BY the examining surgeons, and no longer az speci
ned in his pension certificate. No pension 9 N be
Increased, except on formal application to this
once, and by the issue of new certificate
complete list of authorized Examining Sur
geons coon 70 be printed, will be furnished to pen
sioneTs on application.
an is-2w JOS H. BARRETT, Commissioner.
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THE EVENING STAR.
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Evening Slar.l
GEORGETOWN Aug.

uEOR6kTDWN Aug. Iii. l-tIj.
This morning. Wash Rater was arrested by
officer Robinson for the larceny of some chick.
enc from j. Henry Wilson, Justice Reayer or
dtred him to jail to await the action of the
grand jury.
,Ino. Waters was arrested by officer Harper
for making an a sanli on Patrick Ryan, Justice
Reayer held him 10 bail Tor his appearance in
conrt.
The arrivals since my last are-Stoamer Sey-
mour, Room, Philadelphia, m'dse 10 Hyde Il
Dayids ON; schrs. Flora, Smith, Baltimore, grain
10 Herr 4 WEIGH: VIM. g. Atwa'er, Edwards,
Washington, light; John Crockford, Jones, do {;
Spray, Emerson, BTittan's Bay, wood; NJ. ].
Han dy, Hooper, salisbury, Nd, lumber to ].
Libbey; Reform, Kirby. Baltimore, grain to
Lyons; Clara Bell, Mitchell, Baltimore, grain
TO Government; Ashland, Graves, Baltimore,
grain to b. Darby; Sea Flower. Todd, Balti.
more, melons; Edwin, Bacon. Salem, N. J.,
hay 10 Hartley Il Bro; brig Admiral, Boston,
ice 10 Cooley.
BY canal-Boats H. X. Furlow, w B. Col
ston, Five Sisters, ]. w. Seaman, coal to Bnr-
den Mining Co; J. T. Mcintosh, ID. Cromwell,
Gem, coal to Rays docks; H. G. Frazier, coal
TO ]. G. H4eston; NJ. It G. Braden, coal for sale;
Emperor, coal 10 J. Young; Great Eastern,
Abe, Thaw, coal 10 Agnew.
Business quiet MARKETS. unchanged; whole
sale quotations rs follows:
Flour, sHper. S6a6 %: extra, So 75aS7; family,
common, So .25aS925: choice brands-Darby's,
SIC: Rays, 80 so; Welch's, S1058. Wheat,
red, Si.i0ai.J0 white, 81 6tia i,Sa Corn, yell
low, e5a9Uc: W hite, 51a Csc. Oats, Mary land, SIS
a60c. Hay, S2Sas2s Mill stuff, 35asOc. Pota-
toes, S1asi.25. Oranges, per box, Sc; lemons,
SG.25. cIder-common, 22c.: do. clarified. 30c
ky,isc. Salt. GA, SI.s5aS 81; fine, S275; bulk,
sc. per bushel. Cumberland coal, $3.50; an
thracite, $3.50 Wood, Si.50a26. Lumber, S25
assoc per M. Plaster, lump, sc; ground, Sl0
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PROPOSALS.
OFYIoI OF THB SIGNAL OFFICER,

" WAsHISoTos. d. o., August 8, 1863,
for furnishing ior the signal Department TIE 7;
80 Two hundred and Fifty sets Signal Equipments,
50 Thirty bsrrsls TurHsntine.
100 Two hundred Telescope Holders.
% Twenty-Five gross Wind Matches,
Two en sio sSPNn sedI ainsh ihfeA''
70 Ten Tap Berels.
The frst delivery to be made about the 18th OF
september, 1853 or Is soon thereafter - Govern ;.
The full name and post of6ee address Of the bid.
DEF np 5;s in It The a
Considered as the individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from disloyal parties. or where the
bideef il not present to respond to his bid will not
ProDosals must be addressed te . The Signal
Officer Of the Army" Wsshinet n, D. O ana should
Of TIE snsr, ant FIN mus, :.
nearest District Court or ofth United States Dis
The ability Of the bidder to ell the contract
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
By two resro1sible persons, whose signatures are
'e appended 20 Inc guarantee and sad suaran
Bonds in sums Of doub Bile the amount involved
Of his be- 81 saare the sIsh
bidder, or bidders upon signing tie contract.
ws-o,,b. F sonus e. a,.aran .nd d
hereby guarantees that able to fulal the cor
ticn, and that, should his proposition be accepted,
Re viii at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared to become his securities.
TO this guarantee must be appended the ON cfal
Certificate above mentioned.)
The right ia reservei to reject all proposals IL
the prices are deemed too high or for any cause,
lie not deemed for the pu bile interest to accept
them.
Models win be on exhibition at the on ce of the
SiGnal 0nicer for twenty 600 days from date.
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DRoPcsALS FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU.

UGtft Qf The Ihl.T rRnFieTUalS'tY,
WASHINGTON, D. G., August l5. 1865.
PROPOSALS. solicited and v iii be received at
this Office for furnishing Cavalry Horses to be de
Lyersd at Pittsburg. Pennsylvania; Philadelphia,
Washin gton City, Syracute, Y, Indiana polls,
Indiana
Proposals viii be considered for the furnishing OF
Horses in lots Of not less than twenty Ere, f25
The Horses to be from fifteen iI5) to sixteen tl6l
bands high. from five ~ to nine (9) yea old well
bi OXEN to the saddle, compaetiy built, in good
flesh, and free from all defects
The ability Of the bidder to falHi his agreement
must be- guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
antee.
The responsibility of the snarantors must be
show by the Official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United States
Dietrict Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel @. q. Sawtesle Chief Quartermaster Cav
airy Bureau, and be Endorsed ON the envelope
Proposals fer Horses"
c. g. 4AWTELLD,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quarter master.
Al Is II cavalry Bureau.