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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
Iceland PectOral.

Diseases Of the throat, chest and pulmonary orgnns
are ever prevalent, insidious and dangerous. The
properties Of medicine To alleviate, and uproot
those complaints, must be expectorant, anodyne and
invigorating oOsenng the mucus OF The throat, and
impartng tone to the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class Of diseases
like Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland PecioiR II Is used with
tho most astonishing results in all OF broncht ~
Influenza, whooping cough diptheria or putrd sore
throat asthma, Group, coughs, colds, nervous irra
bility, &c.
The Rev j. J. Potter certies that 81 have used DR..
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended t to many others, aud have never
seen its equal" Rey.J. j. Potter, Brooklyn N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testmoni-
ais could be produced, showing Its remarkable
and that II never ns.
IL IL composed Of pnre Iceand Moss, Balm of Gil
nd, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, Lomfrey, Bur
dock, and other inva liable expecterant tonic in
gradients. It's harmless, prompt and lasting. In
valds and Sufferers cannot afford TO neglect trial
Every family should havs IT, IL is remarkable Tor
Group. Ful descriptions, recommendation and di
rectons accompany eacn bottle,
Sold in Dayton by W. W Stewart and all principal
Druggists.
Prepared by Dr. n. d wynkoop, and sold by D. S.
Barnes Co, New York se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
HEIMSTREET'S
Hair Restorative

Iat at Is NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair 10 its Original color by supply
ng the apilmry tubes with natural susie nance, i'm
paired by age disease. All Instantaneous dyes are
composed OF lunar custic destroying the vitality and
beauty Of the HAIR ana afford Of henseyes dress-
ing. hemstreerR lnimitabe Coloring not only re-
stores hair to its natural color by easy process, but
gives the hair
Z LUXURiANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth prevents its falling off, ersdi-
Gates dandruf, and imparts health and pleasanlntss
to the head IL has stood the test time, being the
Original Hair Colorng, andis constantly increasing
ayor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t IL sold
by all respeoaDe dealers, eau be procured by them
of the commercial agents, u. =. Barnes a Co., 2O2
Broadway, New York. Two sizes, hlty cents and one
dollar. se21d1y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
Court Martial-Tbe trial Of Lieutenan

Court Martial The trial Of Lieutenant
John Eudie, of Company G, 10th Ohio Vol
unteers was commenced yesterday morning
before the Court martial A few weeks ago,
Eadie, as is alleged, shot a man named Fred.
erick Brown, ut Dayton. On the day when
the shooting took place, political meeting
was holden, and IL is alleged that Brown and
his companions left the meeting and visited
the soldiers quarters, and among other insult
ing remarks, called the soldiers "Liucoln's
hirelings," &c. The accused, Lieutenant Ea-
die, ordered Brown and his companions to go
away, and thereupon Brown shot at Eadie,
with a pistol, but did not injure the Lieuten-
ant, the ball passing harmlessly through h Ea.
dies hair Lieutenant Eadie then fred and
shot Brown through the head, killing him in
stantly- Commercial
There is not single word of truth in the
above statement, in regard to the crcuin-
stances attending the shooting of Brown
Brown did not go TO the soldiers quarters,
and was not near there when shot He used
no such language, towards the soldiers as
above attributed to him, for there were no
soldiers present. except Eadie, when the fiji
Guilty occurred The facts are that Brown
hurrahed for Valandigham and was assaulted
by Eadie for so doing Eade did not kill
Brown INSTANTLY" or at all Heis not dead,
aud his wound is not considered dangerous.
But the above is fair sample of the truth
fulnoss Of the Commercials reports OF Day
ton affairs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13

"Is Slavery Sinful This is the title of
well printed ard handsomely bound volume
containing three hundred and ninety-six
pages, by Jermiah Smith, being partial dis
cussions of the proposition, lis slavery sinful"
between Ovid Butler, Esq, bishop Of the
christian church at Indianapolis, and Jere
miah Smith, Esq late Judge of the lth and
18th Judicial Circuits, Indiana and between
Elder Thomas Wiley, late pastor of the Chris
tian Church, at Union City, Indiana, and
jeremiah Smith with an introduction, epi-
sode and conclusion Of the discussion. The
book is ably edited and contains vast H.
mount Of useful information.
We acknowledge the receipt Of copy from
the author.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13

mot all of death to die. We do not
die wholly at onr death; we have mouldered
away long before. Faculty after faculty,
interest after interest, attachment after attach
ment disappear we are almost torn from
ourselves while living year after years sees
us no longer the same, and death only CON
signs the last fragments of what we were to
the grave.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

Elias Enrich W George RoitliDRtr. Before william
0oudy, Justice OF the Peace Of Miami Township,
Montgomery County, Ohio,
ON the cath day Of August, AID. 1865, o der oi
" Attachment was sued out IN this case, and ISSUED
BY William Cloudy, Justice Of the Peace Of Miami
Township Mont omery County, Ohio for the sum oi
sS3 80 Case act i0r hesrng on the 10th day o %
lobeF, 1903, at e ght o'clo k, AN. -.
ApAn CLAY, Attorney. selsWa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13

The Races. The match between Belle,
Michigan Joe and May Queen came off at Po.
cahontas course yesterday. Belle won the
first heat, Michigan Joe the second and Belle
the next two, winning the race and the stake
Michigan Joe and Belle are evenly matched,
and there is very little difference in their
speed. May Queen did not come up to her
reputation, from some inexplicable cause.
The race was an exciting one, and passed
of te the infinite enjoyme mt of all present,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
BalIannipbam's lsrrurn.
VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.

UNHE work entitled s.TnE RECORD OF HON G.
il l.. VALLANDlGHAM ON ABOIiTIoN. mn
UNION, AND ThE CIVIL WAR" b now ready ior
delivery. Ia contains complete and aocurate comics
Of M Nallapdiehains prinepal speeches On The SUI
ltcis above named. Also, parts Of other speeches,
ca,ehly edited ana presents iaTly and eorrecy the
political record and position al man whose veas n,
relation " The caures Of orr national troubles ami
the right remedies Tor them attracting an estr,-
Ordinary amount Of public lsntioB
large Syo. f'he'
psee-Faper cover. GO cenisj cloth. s. Wholesale
PAPER cover, - par dozen cloth, S. Delivered by
mail of express, prepaid, on receipt of price
fuoishe by J. WALTAR A CO.,
ho cinoinnEt, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13

Grand Dance. There will be grand
cotillion party at the Pacific Engine House,
tomorrow "wednesday evening. 1t will be
nice affair. Good music has been en-
gagged, and strict order will be maintained
All who desire to spend an evening ngree.
ably and pleasantly will attend the 'Sixes'
dance. They always do things up in good
style.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
NOTICE

MARY TAuL fled her petition 10 the Court Of
lNl Comm a Pleas ia aud for the oonpty OF Mont
gOmory n the state Of ohio, tho 9Th day nf OgtO
Der, lso3, against Louis Taul praying Tor divorce al
tho ensuing term. Causoa-Wlhui Elaenoe aud gross
neglect OF duty MARY TAUL.
JoaiAH LoNfLL, Attorney. oo6dlwaWo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13

The Election up to the time Of going to
press, the election in the city passed of
quietly and peaceably, more SO than on form
er occasions A very heavy vote is already
in, and the indications are that the aggregate
vote will be in excess of last fall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
Dpeing Rouse.
DY YEIN C n o U S {

NO. Sc. ST. CLAIR, BET FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
HlHE undersigned Informs the pubic that he ~ a
practical dyer, and has established dye house At
the above place, and is prepared TO color all kinds
Of Silks, Satns, Ribbons, WOolen and Cotton Goods
auy color, hat may be desired.
Grease and stains owed lrom all kinds oflabrcs.
He warrants to finish all goods in a manner TO give
satisfaction, having all articles necessary TO perform
auis HERMAEE wIEGEND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
Songster.
Vallandigham Songster.

lust PUBLISHED - THE VABLANDIGHAM
d SONG BOOK, containing songs for the tunes.
Prce-isn centsi large diseouutby the quantity.
J. WALTERs& Co., Publishers,
SD-For sale st the EMPIRE OFFICE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
Thanksgiving PrOclamatiOns. .-Ther

Thanksgiving Proclamations, There
is popularity about the history of thanks.
giving days and thanksgiving proclamations
worthy Of note at this time. Originally they
came from the Puritans OF New England,
and were gradually adopted by the Cover
nors of States as the country grew larger; but
in every instance they emanated from the
State Executive, and became, as it were, by
concession of public sentiment, part aud
parcel of State rights After the Mexican
war it was urged upon old Zachary Taylor,
during his term of office, to appoint day OF
general thanksgiving for the victories of the
American arms; but he demurred, upon the
plea that it would be interfering with the
privileges of the State Governors which Gus
tom had so long sanctioned and guaranteed
as prerogative.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13

Whose tones are like the wizard yolce OF Time
Heard from the tomb Of Ages, poiuts ils cold
And solemn finger 20 lhe beautiful
Aud holy visions that have passed away -------"
visions that dazzled like the Tyrian throne,
forever gone, though tue INTERVENING lau
rsls deck in indeciduous bloom their kingly
spirits.
October, with his golden sheen, lands on
the shore of time with magic hand decking
the forests in gorgeous array" But yet a
little while, and the poetry aHd beanty Of
Autumn will pass away.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
Strapen.

STRAYED AWAY from No. 800 First street, "a white
- COW, Of gooI sizei has hole IN each horn A lib
oial reward will be paid Tor her. au27dn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13

October Calm October, with his wheaton
shear, is painting the forest with gold and
yellow scar October, with his misty shroud
his lazy twilights and gray mornings, steps
into the amphitheatre of ages seeing not the
poisoned vesture that will wrap itself like an
augury of evil, zodiac OF death, about his
lions. The lovely days that ease will antici
pate, will vanish like an image from dream
and ''leave no shadow of their former lowell
ness j men who now fly the javelin that may
rankle in fraternal breast may in one brief
month, reach the acme of earthly ambition
while fawning monkeys bow the knee and
defy them, and the "boundless continents"
raise their prisons yet those who in forum or
field may climb the pinnacle Of worldly fame
may meet with a stern climacterc, and be
hurled from his envious throne, Ait may
happen in few days--sueh are the inconsis-
teneies of men. Like meteor that blinds
for a moment, as 1t were, they may soar
above, and draw the plaudits Of seemingly
admiring world, till adversiiy's wing over
shadow them, and the shafts Of malice bursts
The hollow fame.
But, leaving OFF all plraphrase expressions,
we mean to say that October, with his gauzy
extured robe, is smiling in infancy over the
uuiverse blowing his cool breath through the
srevices of old domiciles, sounding his weird
music, in the tones Of which we seem to re.
cognize the voices of the past. Thoughts
multiply in the brain, and those voices come
back as the rays from an half unclouded
moon. Since God smiled over chaos and It
reflected back world the seasons have gone.
Since Eneas went to Elysium and was dis.
missed through the Ivory gate of Dreams"
the seasons have clothed themselves in their
"nany eoIorsi" since thought arose, as a star, ,
in the zenith Of the mind, Memory has re-
verted to each ehangeful scene with unspeeta-
| eled eyes-that
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
Aost.

L OST-On or about the 2sth or 20th OF August,
~ 1865, package ef note books, containing sundry
notes. payable io the order Of J @, Cain. Payment
II hereby stopped on the above notes A liberal H.
ward viii be gwen 10 the Hinder by Leaving the same at
c. Cams, sO5 Third street, Dayton. st7dte
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
ARNOLD GUiNNER's ESTATE.

ON tho 2sth day OF September, A. n. Ise3, tle M.
dersigned was appointed and qualified ~ Admin
stFator OF the estate Of Arnold Gunner, deceased.
oe3w3 FREDERICK GUNNER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Gold has jumped to fifty-four and one
half What's up? tEllI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-10

On Saturday evening, the sth mat, oHARLHs
D., only son Of Charles b. and Annie o. Brady,
aSed year. 3 months and II days.
Tho remsins wiz Be inferred in Glenwoo1 Gene.
terri at 5 CLOCK this D. -.
On Sunday, the 9th instant, ~ haIf.past one
O'clock n m after iinE.rias illntssy .hieh che
years. widow Of the late Wm. Blsin 81 this city,
The fisndS Of the family are Invited 10 attend
her funeral At 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, from
her late res1sso o.. sos Il st., near TIL.
On the morning Of the 10th Of August. ALI IN r.,
fourth dAnGhtef and only child OF Adam NJ sud
her tuner Win ta1s place from No. l1S Penn
morning, at 10 o'clock, to which the friends and
sc1uantsnces Of the family are respectfully invH
Cd to attend.
Monday morning. August Ntk, sftsr q short i'll
aess, MARY Lou leA. only daushter Of Ben1emia
AID Mary Ann keiss, aged rear and la days.
1As friends OF the family are invited 20 attend
her funeral ON Tueedey SftsrnOoR At O'Clock
from the .sidenes Of her parents, No. 261 G q i,
On ths 10Th Infant, Mrs. ELLEN saIIFH,
Der funeral Will take place Tomorrow. the llth
from her husbands residence, Sd street east pi-
toll Bill. at 9 O'Clock.
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PIC MICS. &c.

&hN ND GRAND AHYy1NOON AND Eva.
~ H1a0 RIO-HIC OF TH1 Tl1PHI- A
CHOk1 6OCIAA
WIN Be given at
BECKH1RT,S GARDEN, fNscy Ta-4 -
On MON DAT, August l7ta, 1855.
An eIeellsnt brass and string band has been en-
saeed for the occasion.
ladiee
cmm,nss.-l. Hart. J. =, Hoss. J; ossiaEs.. 9.
Muller, J G. febults. n B.-fhe stTietest or.
der viii BE- preserved. q i0& Is
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AUCTION SALES.


A>~EyVOxN
6yW. l.. WALL 4 co.. Aacsio.ssr,.
GyAooxR11S, LIQUORS, AND A LARGE
~ 9TnA.{;fL Ss SNAIL s1olRs At AscrioS. ~ua
=: III ssn: 9 tie Auction Reons. q s,sor,ment
O. 013oesiee and LIQUORS, eoasistips In part Of
1eSfele Sugar s1a Coffee
Boxes Candles and etarch
Olive. Castile. and Yellow 8oap
Boxes coneentratSA Coffee
boxes 6saAAy Peaches. Preserves. Pickles, a1d
Boxes Cinnamon. Mustard, Pepper. AID Yeast
Qhsmpsspe, Madeira. Sherry, and Port In cases
Cases BRANDY, Whisky. Sin, and Bitters
Cssec ClaSet. ehesry, and PeasA Brandy
D and Brandy. Madeira, cherry, and Port
Barrels Whiakey. various brands
4 isrss ana varied assortment OF Suffers sn Il,
avs WI. WALL L CO.. Auets.
~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auotionsss,
9eoys stovn, D. @.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AGO.
i 9IoH-1 will sell on To lSDAY AFTERNOON
Eext Aug 18th, At O'Clock, in front OF tho prem.
ises, two valuable Building Lots. situAtsd ON ID
str set, near tho Georgetown College. Zach Lot
fronts % feet on q street, running baok $50 feet.
su!h THOMAS BOWLING. Auet
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II MAYORS OFFICE, AUGUST 8, 1868
Il PROPOSALS VIII be received at tais on ce until
II clock m on Monday the 10th instant, for trim
mips and Graveling nth street west from Pennsyl.
vaniA avenue to New York avenue, the gravel to be
and Assistant and to be nine inches
thick in the center, t.perins to fou. inches to.
improper size, and well rolled with . heavy roller.
bidders yin state the ptisse per cubic yard for
No pert Of the apDroRIiatio.na VII! be PAID the
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
work has been properly exseuted:
WI. RUTHERFORD,
Commissioned Of the Second Ward.
VIM. p. SHHDD,
HENRY BARRON,
An. AaEfetAuf Com aaio narA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-10
LOST AND FOUND.

g.: 20 4 4isssa..: small BnssS COW dua color
s es ana r. III v' pkSa
',iR''sss g. q +; ssis
al; ~ Hsi;i 81 s.i a
TAKEN Up KeTRAY-on saturday, BIZ the
.sS Tss
ea a. !: az ana take then ..s, On
(AUGHT-one round bottom BOAT; part black
T. with green streak around her; Win . ruddsr
%sss uoRITT sss;s o:'ss
SD ING, Red cow, With C.f both ears split
", RE *is' and to
pain 81 aoID FL C'1 IT:
esss saas. ssi Z 'ssS .ss
avenue near 9th at. 1T
SToLKN-Pr,m the stable OF the spanis Minis
ter on the sth a Of A9Eus, Douh lessn RIDtN9
reward win be siven for Bride and thief, or for
either BY applying e 1873 18th WI S sMITh ana
ss ID e BAY ,Sssaia aks Ssssiy
l hands GAish one large knee scar on one alp
to 55ss MI a g.
FoThno.In Nstion.l Monument Square, a SUN
spplyins to Mx1'w o,BR1HN. Ma. t.. M H es
SQuere au 8-2t'
sssa EGSFs9 se, pP the ,s
A liberal rewsrd vii! be paid for tine arrest Of the
and to
Georgetown DC. au s-sts
TAKEN Up lsTRAY On the 4,h inst :, a .m.u
L Red COW, with broad horns and two alits in
owner is requested 10 come forward. Move proper
'''p'y charges and take her ana. MA R SWAIN
aus ct Mst.. bet. 10th and 18th :, No. Isl.
&5 REwARD-sToLkN..o the 9Th inst, At
$0 night, sla.se BAY MARE, With the letter
shs has very long sesss one Of them T. sboa
e MT M be
Congregational Cemetery. an 3-3t.
sTRRY cI5y r. P,,; e
~h on % stray as
owner may obtain him. Whenever he or they co &c
hppFs 70 aos III f2i siANraAN on Ma.,s.hu
sstss sssnue. between First and Second streets.
,hs .st sG
3. engraved on the back. The finder viii be
.1 81
So srH my asnsS f Gov
with point of tail white. I will give the above re.
ward for her r. turn to me between lat aud I'd ana
. ''s; near railroad 'r0''' bDftsN1s moeRAru
C10n REWARD Stolen, from the stables of
1lUU George Riehstsip, esq near Catonsyilie
Raltmore county, Nd on Saturday nj sht last, ons
shs s.as ,oS. @sIss Aas one DsRk sn saRs sa &
MARE; medium size; blind in one eye. with scar.
and So additional for the arrest Of the thief.
VIM. p. RICHSTIIN,
National Bookstnre o7e Pa avenue
aus bet nth and 18th SITS Washing ton, D
GIA REWARD-Run away from my boat. yard
y lV In georgetown, large RAY MARE TORS
ears old marked with the letter on left sf oul-
der blind in right eye right hin leg aud ankle
swollen was one of the condemned Government
stock The above ward will be paid il bro osht to
me- in Gaorgetowa. J-fersoa street No. SO.
su3 Ct JOHN MOORE
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HAN DYE! HAIR DYEI.

Batcheior's celebrated Hair Dye ~ tie i,>t III Il.
roy,H. The only harmless, .,rs and ssltoii, Dye
known This splendid Hair Dye ia pe,fect-ehanse IS
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair INSTANTLY to . Glo,sy
Block or Nafrsnl BTo,cs, without in!uyir the hair
or staining the skin leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; impsrts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rsctiaes ths III effects
of Bad Eyes. The Genuine IL signed william
BAfcHKLo2. ali others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided sold by oil druggist. dc. Fac
tory-sl Barclay street, New York Bachelor
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. " 7-eoly
WolLD FAMOUS to 3 certainty 10 .sietter's Cele-
hrsted stomach Bttsrs, for the cure OF Dyspspsia,
riatneHss ard al the train Ct dis
on Tho the
OF which the hesith 80 much dersnds; Those no
for sss lis tss 0Rx 1 i Rs to-
sh ould provide themselves with that most s2csl .
Eose Th.s sss
The taste sure Of operation and com po.ed entirely
care you se nsey Sl rsreshad 10th
physically and mentally go and procure this va!u-
Sold BY Druggists ara dealers generally every
Wholesale Asents-A. N. BiuiaEvr ! Co. ss7
FOLDERS sPECfAL NorIcs.-Do your duty to
yo9rsvss. pl oteet your be use Hol owaysP Pills
apd Ointmsnt. For wounte sores, bowel com
Pull directions how to them with every box.
Only 5ceKts. 2le
Cozss and other disorders OF ths feet when ns.
elected are injurious ia the health They uuHt tho
civilian for business and il ia impossible for sol
der to march and aght with vim II the great sup
port Of his whole frame be in disordered condt-
ton. To ell afflicted with Corns. Bunions or Nails
No would recon mend IN early call at DR.. whites
Office, No. 324 Penn avenue, hetw cen Four ard l.
half and sixth cts. Jy7
GREAT PHsNsyLvAHIA ROUTE, Sts B4uiSss,s ~
Havyts6s,s. 70 ths NORTH s1d WSi.Two trains leave
Warrington daily and one Ga Supday-qCick time
low fare and sure oonnectiona Soldier tickets sod
ther Information apply st the ONCE Of Greet Penn
UlvsniA Route, northeast corner OF PennAylvania
avenue aud Rixtb st., Washington. Once open from
-. m until D. m; on Hurdsys from TO p IN.
"a N-ly 10. NoHfoR. Agent
DIsRAsns or TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, UaIHARY
AID S1xgAL sYsrE.s.-hev and reliable treat.
naent-in Reports Of the Hotcard acknowledgement
In sealed letter envelopes free ofcha-ss. Address
Dr.. J. 6fillin HousAton, Howard Associations,
Philadelphia. Pa. mar 2&6m
WAlRAsflp TO Crll II Err DAYa.-Dr Godfrey
Antidots, an English Specific Of nzty-ays years
sh.nss q diet required, Price 81 Pc, bottle sold
Nashins tpn. and Henry Cook. AlsxaAdris. 3A& IL
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MAR RIkO,

On the ID mat. oy the Rev. Dr. W. n. D. Ryan
GEORGE H. aILL, OF Baltimore, to Miss
MAGGIE A., fourth dau ghter of the lats John
and Jane d. eslseman, Of oceoauan, Prince vii
liam county a
tBsls. papers please COPY,
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BvJ J. G. Meg IRE 4 CO.. Auction>srs.
OF On Sd 81 BHT; AND l. At PS6L!f
August 10th. at O'Clock, the premifes, Oh ali
sell the NOR ~. feet of Lot s. in Square 55s stu
improvements consist of sn old Brick House.
oatns for eots ssts.ctopY sesur p bssln
interest. Expenses of conveyance 1t purchaser .
aa &c. Mcguire 4 CO. Aue,a.
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w GENILEMENS CLOTHING,
nh az hsS r stSfs fnn ssESa q
DBIS6 s0ITS, and TUENIsHIN9 GOODS Of the
latest styles, Manufactured with the same degree
WALL, STSPH iNs Do,
$50 Rsnnsyivanis Avenue, bstwsen
'fp-tn Ninth and Tenth strssH
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81 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Au..iou.sr,.

HANDeOME FOUR STORY BRICK HOCs1
II AID LoI oS TIL STREET EAST, NEAR PRxssyL :
yASiA AyRHCE AT ACCIIoN.-0n "WEDNESDAY
the 18th instant. shall SELL ths pre- misses. q;
O'Clock y. m, that handsome story Brick House
at the corner OF 7th at. east and South Carolina
avenue, near Pennsylv avenue. The House 10
built Of the best material, convene nty arrapgsd
and Carriage house: The lot, Il being part of Lot
No IL in SQUARE No, s76, has a front OF 6s feet 2
avenue. The Ronse Is built in the middle lea rinx
q han dsome building lot on each side all the
vacant ground is in q high state of cultivation an
abundance of grapes, fruit trees, and shrubbety
with inc 1hAustible cisteIn of water In the yard
1t is about one minutes walk from tbs House to
the cars.
Terms One half cash balance in s -, and is
given and deed Of tru,t taken. Title inds table
Any persons Wishing to purchase Q Handsome
prospect. are respectfully invited to CALI and ex-
au7 GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auo.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-10

FOLDERS sPECfAL NorIcs.-Do your duty to
your elves pr otect your hs Ath use Hol oway'sPils
and Ointment. For wounde sores, bowel com
plaiuts and fsvers they are perfect safeguard.
Pull directions how 10 u-e them with every box.
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