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DROPosALs FOR RIFLE CANNON,
ORDNANCE OFFIcE, WAR.

osps.ssE oFYIeE, War DsPARrMEsr.,
will ss recsved at ss oes IF un.l
O'Clock p. M. on the I'd day of MAY next for the
&c SsF G ey
.halfinches. These Cannon weigh when finished
sh9ut srot s@ pG4nds Is TIL They are to Ss made in
fur1ished. and which may be seen .t any United
a. THEY are be sst hooT ss
to the regular United States in psction and proof
e be or PAID for sg
me reception or election of any of them Is to be
Bidders will. state the time they propose to
deliver the first Cannon. and the number they will
where they prcyose to Ti them a.so and I
price Per pound, for the finished Cannon; delivered
at the place of shipment nearest to the foundry
No bid will be entertained exespt from regular
fnia contract if awarded T to :" them hem, must s Go
company the bids, unless the bidder is known to
Any bidder obtaining contract will be required
to snter into bonds with not less than two suretes
meat of his eontrset, &C n ali rsspeet, 'n'ol inihi
The risht is reserved to reject any all bids if
es zoo
them: them: Proposals win be sealed and addressed to
w.sSinstSn, B c." and Vim b indorssd d1fPPss: Pfe::
posals for t1a inch Rifle Cannon.n
ap l7.eo7t Brig. GEN, Giief Ordnance.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
u Treasury pepartm ent O1ace of Cons traction,
III
ISd3 for all Fire and Burglar proof Bafes required
by the Treasury Department prior to January /,
Bidders must submit description of the Safes
they propose to furnish accom- pan led By draEipxs
showing the mode OF constru ction, and full size
sections OF the material used Also, schedules Of
sizes with prices attach ed and TIE price per gu psr
afsl feet doors sRe all
sseheduls viii be Furnished snd put in place The
Safes to be delivered whom required, and the
prices named in the bids must cover ali charges,
except freight, and the actual travelling expenses
In those cases when the Safes require to be put ins
place by the contractor.
All bids must be accom- par led by the written guar
antee of two responsible Pc that the bidder is
able to perform the contract, and that he viii
accept it awarded to him.
The Department eserves the right Is reject any
or all the bids # be considered for It's n 70
DO 50, and no bid will be considered that doe. not
conform to the req uirements of this adyertiseme
% all respects.
Locks viii be furnished by the Department tut
mnst be put on BY the contractor for SAFES
Bids to be inclosed In . sealed envelope, and
endorsed Proposals for safes.''
ISAIAH ROGERS,
EEgineer in charge Treasury Detar tment
sp p mwf tMll
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Z q q q.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- &E2sEzs:szs - -. ssZs


4Essss - - slsz
FROM WlsHIEGTON CIPYf
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
.hss e:n ss|i fhfogEs Ties q ai1ss: . siSs ss
other Route, and 70 Omnibus RidiIg.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
CITY, !sunSaIa eIcsptsd, n,
Or sunasys, Txs Trains ss and sae.n. eop-
Meeting H.tiRs4. 1t Rsl.y soh Tias rEs from
sS ffaa Ct sns
mako ssSios 4r.e At
9P.I
" BALfIMoRH AND OHIO kHiLRoAD.
This is the Only Route by ,ohieA Through Tickets or
Through Bn9gcge Checks co" be procured
IN Washington
Knights Latest Improved sLEEoING CARS, Of
the moet superior finish. attached to Night TraaEs
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT RoUTR
CoLUHBuS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, GIN
CLNN47I, INDIAN4POLES, TERRA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
dc, DC, dc.,
EFwiTB LESS CHANGES OF CARS TE4T ny Any
oTEER EouTESa
- Special Nstice TO PASSENGER, Mr q. Rsa ltes'
Wdshinston Passengers going West By purcha
ring their THROUGH TICKETS in Warrington.
by |, he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLAR in the Through prize. and have the priv =.
iiege Of visiting baltimore IF desired} without
additional charge.
KF-Conre ctions It the Ohio River With CL EVE
HARIETTA L CINOINS Att RAILRoADS; and
through them, with the whole Railway system Of
Of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, AMI
SOUTH WEST
For THROUGH TICKETS please spplY st the
Ticket Office, Washington station.
W. p. SMITH. Master Of TrsnEpGr tatIou
L N. COLE. General Ticket Aeen.. apHtf
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1s63I THE 1853
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
0 % sszsss5sa lEssz

Z Ia
@HEss=:a - - Es
is FIRST r.oEass ix,sa i so1Fs s391sas'onD :
.,a,! ESsssss CITIES
''- ' 80 FROM BALTIaoRs
RHIhhpELrhiA nIhpE aiIt rs f5eAiFs ffTrss1ser ss1s
o1oax fHs 4 thsg # hfTsAtPxsR HxsRR1aBune
roHrHEEN ssfe oEsFR2R Ths5hs e tRi tRRia1rRoAD,
THE GREAT 49s dsRfRfAL d5faRSfEPf RoUr.
WASHINGTON M Asp BaLr1soRs
xss1 roRTn e al pSfnts sf sNn N the sor7ruupsp
~ For Through rtckets apply at the easess Of
Of sssnps sad stth
Washington, and Calvert stsion, Baltimore.
sPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
saoKINa AND sALooN JON oARs ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WAsHINGToN
Passengers will take the 80 g.. and 81 p. nn
trAIn' connecting in Baltimore with the 9.l5 q.
and 9. IS p. m. trains on the Northern Central Rail
a M, there making close connections with the
trains on the Psanss lvania Central Railroad for
ferssrded to and from any point on the Rsiro.as
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, ty RG,iroad d.rsef.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
At Pittsburs with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port en- the Ohio, Muskinsum,
sipPia Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and
BED Rivers and at Cieye!and saDdusky, snd Chi.
cago with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusttns the transDor-
tation Of taeir Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvanis Central Railroad,
eys at all times Jarorabh are charged BY 6sk6
Railroad Conlpdsiss.
~ Be particular 70 mark packages wis Penna
Central r B."
WIN BROWN,Ag Northern Central r. r.,
No so North street, Baltinofe,
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen1 Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
j. L. HQUPT, Conf Ticket Agent, PhiladelphiA.
d. n HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Phiia
de1phta. jan 21yr
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BEWARE OF ooUNTERHIIrsi
"a. that the siguature Of &c. ID. JACKsCN
ore ths WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRIoH PER BOTTLE IS GENTS.
- Oh HALF DOE. FOR -.
r.srest dru rgist not have the srtiole
ehOVS - Int nff by any Of the intoxicating prepa.
N.Y. thsf nay be efered in its place, but ssnd
rs. Snd vs Win forward. securely 1Ach ,oy eAps'
PlrxcIsAL orEIos A1s AAHuSAoFosT,
No, 6sl ARCH sT. so
JONES EVANS,
I -. tsueeeasors V Q. n. Jackson oe.,f
.frs. y ~srFn4--' 80 III akropHsseAe'
n%Tss sale b. Drusgists and Dsalers iE s3sH
trVn In the United States, oa0Soo"
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%@fsj NITURE-FURNITURE, "a
@-SS~ III
IL McGREGOR & CO.,
E ut their
EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS.
AQA q n " u A. n . b kc tc ~

$50 SEVENTH STREET,
oner Inducements to purchseers of 5C RSI rU Re
ana other Housekee ping Goods. Our stock is large
and Tsried.
PARi OR 6UITE6 In Brscatelle, Rep, Plush and
Hair cloth. Also, made to ord. r
ChAhBKR SETS in solid Oak. Walnut and Ma
hosany, full marble and handsomely ornannsnted
Also large variety Of Painted seta, low priced.
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY EXTENSION
TABLES and DINING CHAIRS Superior Curled
Hair Mattresses, Husk ami other Mattresses Also
large Quantity Of low priced Rsdstsads, hairs,
Tables. Bureaus, Wardrobea, Wsshstands, &c
Once Desks AID Chairs and Book cases,-all Of
which are made from the best materials and war.
fanted to give satisfaction
Persons furnishing would do well to look ron ah
the stor before purchasing, we are selling at
apS cow $50 Seventh st.
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CLOTHING, &c,
TO Faa oIorHI1Rs e1 rH1 DIsf1Iori

T'o THE oLorHIBRs OF rHA pIsfRIori
The undersigned would most respectfully inform
his friends and the Trade generally that he Ia nov
prepared to offer Of the finest Spring Stocks Of
READYMADE CLOTHING
ever offered in this city. He assur those In want
of aftock that they viii do well to give him ean.
Respectfully. B. HRRzBBRH,
Ne. 2 Marhst epses, ns1t to corner Of
Baltimore street.
BAltimere, March, 1883. EAR - m"
uURRAH PoRs shIrHIi
4eo SEVENTH srREEr.
He il selling Immense Ba1esias In s
CLOTHING, 1URNIsHIN3 GOODS,
HATS. CAPS, 10, &e.
For . few days more We viii otter our immense
stock at great bargains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
7e those in want We sav, nov 10 the tins to bay.
Remember that SMITHS 8 ia Headsuartsrs for
clcthips-4S0 Seventh street, two doors above
Bruce & Co.'S. J. II. SMITH, Olothasr,
No. 40 Seventh strsst,
msrH and corner 9Th st. and Pa. ava
GREAT DECLINE IN GoLDl ;
In order 70 reduce our present steck we have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are nov ssllns of at ra pid rates.
The people And that
=. BRUCE 4 COS
is the place to boy
COOP CLOTHING ~ ;
4 s. r.- At ..r..-
- Low TES,. +.
Call and secure some Of the Great Bargains now
offered At No. 464 SEVENTH STREET, two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE & CO.,
mar clothisrs, aga Seventh st. near r.
nIsoHARaED SOLDIERS
IL are sn invited to eaA at
sMITH's.
No. l6O ssvHsrH sfnsr1,
Orposite City Post 0Gts,
knd get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Folders can rely on Fair Deslingat
SMITHS,
Nc. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
oORNIR 20TH STREET AND PA. AV.
d Boys oLoTHINGM
We hereby call every body q attention TO our
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BOYS Lo7HLNG,
to suit ths season.
Being now prepared to At all boys from 1--WE years
and rp, We invite every body to give us q call.
Remember ous motto, which is-FaI Beaiiass
and Lo,o Prsss BAR & BROTHER,
fer.2m Southwest corner 7th and sts,
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ASSISTANT TQCARfERMLsYER's OFr.cE,
E,nrI.z.- n. ud..t fNor q IL ,.

EIs s -IE.
Fcross Dtgarnsat. Cor. G aad 2.d streets.
WLsBrSGroR, D. April l6, 1865
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS. and CORN, for the use OF
this De pot to be delveted At the Railro.d Depot,
The. proposals to be 81 dressed to the Under.
signed and they should state the quantity of
delivery.
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand
Hay or straw. and upwards urless il should be for
the interest OF the Government to contract for -
less amount.
All grain to be put up in good saehs, OF about two
~ bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cost tf the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled
All Grsin and Hay offered to be su bjeot to rigid
Inspection by the Government Inspector.
the loves: re: ponsibe bidders, the inters OF
the service may require. Good security will be
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made At the COMPLETION of the
contract. e. L. BROWN,
ap ism Captain snd A. q. NJ. q 8. A.
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ATTENTION, sOLDIERS
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention of all having relations oe
aERsAR ~ S
disc ases induced by exposures and prvatons inciI
It win be noticed That very large proportion are
can be readily cured by Hooaand's German Bittsrs
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
ton in Stating that II these Bttsrs were G irssiy
used among our soldiers. hundreds of lives mi Chs
We call particular attention to the following re-
m,Fa.bls and vel @ Les S cure OF one O the
'has been saved BY the Bitters:'
PHILApELrHIA, Auguftsasd, 1859.
Msss-s Jaaee & E,aas.-Weii, ssntlenen, yoa2
Hooiiand Il Gsrman Btters has saved my lie. There
of my eomra rades, some Of whose names appended,
and who were fully ,eesnizant of all the eircura
battery, and under Che Immediate command of Cap
anon dusss es in
Der last VIII inaamnatson Of The lanks, and .,a
ioxss 10. ~ by IT,
dysensery, 1 was then removed from the White
;a ss ssE 9n HNs5s as ss I
Of Jane, Since that time have been about as ioy
a asallos any.S and il did soTes morssl down,
sssa LIT e sosa Gs
.o.9ias
rssnue me from the grasp OF the dread Archer,
frankly told me they could do no more for me, and
advised me to see clergyman, and to make such
disposition of my limited funds as best suited me.
An scouaintsnoe who visited at the hospital.
Mt Frederick steinbron. of Sixth, below Arch ST.,
ADVISED me ferlorn hope, to try your Bitterss
and iinaly procured q bottle. From the time
sommenced taking them the gloomy shadow Of
getting better; Though have taken bat two bot.
Of being permitted to rejoin my wife and daughter,
from whom have heard nothing for eighteen
months; for, gentlemen am . loyal VirEinian
from the vicinity of Front Royal. To your invsu.
able Bitters l owe the certainty OF life which haS
taken the place ef vague fesrs-to your Bitters VIII
lowe the glorious privilege of again Ella sping 70 uv
bosom those Who are dearest to me in life.
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth of the above stsfe-
rnent Is We had despaired Of seeing cur eemrAdes
Nr MSlsne restored to health.
JOHN CUDDLEBACK, lst New York BsttsT
VI TEWfs IchEVAIIER, sd d New Yori.
I. =, SPENCER, LIST Artillery, Batteryf.
II FAsEW ELL, Go. B, Sd Vermont.
HENRY r. JEROME, Co b, do.
HESRY 4, MACDONALD, Go. @, 9th Maine.
InHN P. MHRS Co L, 5th Maine
EEEEMMAANN EEkEMANIHT HIT r THOMAS, 90 r, s5tA Penn.
HNbREW ]. KIMpALL, CS; 4, ID vermont
JoHN JINKIN6. Co. B, N6th Penn.
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T-NIrED STATES PATENT oYPrcE,

u APRIL 20, 1858.
PnoI, SAILS will be received by the underisnsa
until the 10th day Of May next, for repairinR and
painting the saoon the old portion ofthe Patent
Once FuildinR making cAses. &c.
sp.ciie ations be reen 1t this OH &c.
For "repairins and painting; bids can be made
for work by the day, or for the Job.
ap 1-td d. T. HOLLOWAY. Cemmiss' onsr
ASSISTANT oUARTRRMAsTER's OFfICB,}
"A Corres q osd 22d .St,sets,
WAsHIRGTJG, ID. o., April u, 1853 J
Sealed Propo sails Miil be received at this Office
the purchase of Dead Animals of the Government.
BIDS will be az follows:
lsI-Per deac amin als delivered by Government
81 wharf in this city selected By GoSernmsnt.
2d-For dead animals delivered at a sui, able
ouryi ng ground on the opposite side OF the river
near Arlington.
The prop posals win state whether or NOT the sui-
mails are to buried BY the Goyernnept or 20 bs
buried CIR otherwise disposed Of By the bdr ers.
The ususl restrictions imposed by the Govern
ment must be observed in putting in the proposals.
CAPTAIN H. B. LACEY,
sp72td Assistant Qusrtermsster, U. 8. A.
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GAS FITTING, &C.

GAS FITTING, &C.
VIM +. BOVB 90.
AHE Now prepared 10 execute sny orders With
which they may he favored In the
PLUMBING, GAS. OR STEAM FITTING HUSi.
MESS.
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors norss Of
Pennsylvania avenue, where may be feuud eors-
s.ete assortment OF Oh AN DELIERS and other GAS
sTGAM and WATER FIXTURES. ian Thy
M GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In stere, and are daily recei Eicg, aAs
FIXTURES Of entirely New Pstte:ns and Designs
and Finish superior In style to anything heretcfors
offered in this market
We invite cititsps Ssnaraliy to cali sud examine
our stock of AZ aad WATER FIITUAES. feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock Ia
Wsshin gtou
~ All WoFk In the above Line intruseed to our
care viii be promptly attended TO.
mar ST. MyERs & NcGHAN. 37S street.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

Silver Plates made in superior Esyle.
Teeth extracted without pain. ap H-fR
NEW AND IAPRevED INyxaf1oA
ARTIFICIAL
CHEoPLAsT1C BONE TEETH,
VITHov9 MB1AL PLAsBo1 cLAers.
DE-. .. B. sIGBsMoND,
$40 BssaAssay, Ness Yesk, and 3S0 fceasyssenss
Asmxs, bsssSssa La aad lStA ss.. WsiAfssse~,
Calls the attention Of the pablo - the fellowtne
sdvantaees Of his improved eysteln:
l. The Teeth OF his mAnufseture utuy
never & rsods nor chang color oy any
solids being three -fonrths Lighter than an5 other:
z. No teeth or reots need Be e1tfated, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over tAem.
&. The roots win b made tnoaenstve. ana never
I. Nc temporary testh are needed. ~ permanent,
ones san be made s'immediatoiy, thereby preserving
the nstural e1prossion Of the fcs which under the
Old system is frequently disdgnred
s. This work has been fully tessea over nve
years By many Of the FIRST chemists and phyneiAns
OF this country.
Dr.. 8. has also invented . white undestruetiys
metal 6ling, With which the most sensitiys teeth
san be hllep without pain, and can build ub pss.
feet sound tooth on any ds roots. which viii issf
Oan and examine for yourself no Fl6m
Evening star., 1863-04-27

81 GaIi Hamilton talking OF husbands,
says:-"l want him TO Be submissive, but !
dOn>t an him 10 t"ot So Very likely: but
isn't il rather 90 much TO ask To be- hen
pecked and yet TO carry himself like q cock Of
the Walk is more than is quite possible to any
male bjpe d, with Or without feathers. That's
60. NV dear.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
n OUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,

A WASHINGTON CITY, March 10, 1885,
Owners of stssro vessels are invited to send to the
Quart termsster Generals ofice tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions OF tae
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
WHEELER coppered. whether side. wheel or pro.
relIers, whether iron or copper fastened, size and
power of ines and boilers; and should ota te the
price at which they oifsred for long or short
charter with the estimated value of the vessel in
prefer to purchase instead of char :ering.
Owners ef steam vessels already in the service Of
the Qusrtermsster's Department are requested to
make known to the Departnent any redu ction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be addre seed TO the
Quartermaster General of the United States ct
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
fer charter OIL sale of steamers
When received, they will be eonsidered. and the
Department will endeaTor to reduce the heavy
expense atteGndins END army trnnsPortaton Upon the
efn do so, cheaper, vessels Of equal Capacity for
xhose new employed. N, Q, MErfS,
mar % 9ra Quarterns sstsr General
Evening star., 1863-04-27

"amoHg the significant financial facts
which attract attention at present as 8 conse-
quence OF the easy money market, the n. Y
Post instances that i cOnside rabla number OF
mortgages are being paid off il. all parts OF the
country: and, secondly, that Manufacturing
enterprise is being developed with amazing ra-
pisiity.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
DENTISTRY.

- DR.. LOCKWOOD,
SUR0EON DENTIST, Wasktasfcn BEtidI6s,
seratT Pa aresEs asd Sptats st Teeth
inserted on Vulcanised hu bb. r.a eheap
and improved pisn. Also Cold ahdSllIIYYy
Tsetk extrae.cd without pain pE7s'
Evening star., 1863-04-27

u0W 10 SAVE FoU1 a Ia
IA Central Hotel, on the 1&Eopsan plan, 9.W, cor.
nsf ~ and 9th g., where oomlortahae Ieieinae
teehed 70 the hotel has been most httel
s1isSa5oteee o. sxRense, yhsFe al stAs deHcaeie0
ssySls. e 4; Hi hours, With Yson1tasss. 1h II krs
,sp as 4, D. G1IsroN. P,o,r,ssor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-09
sc, &
BY The Way Have You Heard
the News

flftJ. lat MINIOK. g7
AZ resolved his new Spring Stock, large, we'll. Sc.
IL leeted and Of the best quality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-09
The Old Established Rinder,.

IftOS. w. ODELL,
CONNER o. MAIN \ TinRB STREET. OVER
THE UNION TkLEGkAPH OFFlOL,
MANUFACTURES all kinds Of BLANK
IVA Seunty Ofhees, Banks Rail koad Oulees, Bus.
ness Men, and others His work cdinpnses ever,
style nom ~ cents up to $3.50 per quirr.
pest NO Laad or NoVe paper used GA blank W0fk.
Magazines, Periodicals., Ac., &c, bound n An, rt,Is
Desired N glGin or GIT and hhvfngthe tools, 1e., f5r-
merry used by Morts, and by Callandsr, hels Lr.tar.t
TO match az volumes bound BY them.
Old Books rebdund, atd uaie TO lo6k better nsy
when new afal VIZ '"AA
Music bound 10 any style desired, AMI pt,gei, a CON
Fsnlehee pStsr 1eiore oiyIed here With MUSIC tand,us
- HIS PAGING MAOHlAE IL Che only one a ~
oiY, aud is one Of the most important lnvrnnons" ~
The present Gay. 10 Will accurately PAGE AMI nn,,,hsr
BOOKS, Ofecks, Drafts, aalroad Books All n,nas-
Az ~ 5haol HANKS, eSAigA astStt hoaSana
v y also pays Yety particular attention To pf..
BennE vi Kinds OF bidaAs with Inlllaa Heafh-Hail.
other work requiring -noatness, and dispsfrL.
"a having recently grady added 10 ~ eiresiy
az issillnes' he is beitsr thaa ever pTeparedt ~ please
~ lie refers 10 the County Offices ~ Monssomer,
rseue' barkf, and % the various sank, Railroad
ohyes' 80 IN the Miami Valley, Tor sreelmens Of M
eolA rH HNI NruI1f rITal.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-09

Mrs. a scalled and gotone dollar's worth Of
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
Tie incest kind. fslaAJPaisu
Mrs B. got one dollar's worth Of the hicest KIND
: TEN cENT SUGAR. AT MnSfoks
Mrs. Q. got one dollars worth Of tbe choicest ousI.
ny % -t- a. hualsID NOT naIHI
ia q ELEVEN GENT SUGAR. AT mINIoK,s.
Mr. B.says that be got the best quality o. green
RIO COFFEE AT J,oAa MIstuK's,r
~ Ae ever drank and Airso sspyS0 size Evt ihe I'm.
GREEN rE6 Ats. 4. MiNtcEgas
While every body calls gets some % that EXCELLENT
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. a. MfsicR.
MI VI say he purchased hair barrel Or
WHITE FISH AT j. A MtNfcK-s
Decidedly the best he eyer used while the sunulv n,
NO. fMAcKEkEL,, AT s. a. AiNIoK,s'
lioih nor siEea and quality, cannot be excened in this or
y ne tIdEitesai 70 cair At his esttbli.ib,nseo ,0dio.
pect his stock Of "h'
OftllGE DRIED FRUIT tIl-fg
q .IelEdlit FAfFkES A TEAS, tsF-.5r
"a t-yllstf.f I. SUGAR Of l. KINDS,
An9 ne largest and Test variety of Groearie. h. ss-.p
IN the city. HIS large establishment N on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson s,s.
mare9y I .J..aHa.llI.. HstF rU
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FOR SALE BY

VIM WensthoH and " w Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, hiRmlsbnrg; j stouklager. Union; ICAnlsr.
sou, Centrevllei Il Myers, Neg Leianon; n Jackson,
GhambersbuFg; u y Rauer, uarrishurgi ID n Divine,
smyer, West baltimore; J Rookie a Co Germantown:
J. W MURPHY Nantniia; n Nickols. Iiherty. D Rees,
harmersvIie; Hsyerlpg a Herr, salem J W Pyrmont.
Cor PerkershuTg, and ~ Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and caua
aHs. del6dly
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Matrbes, &r.ss.r
Watches and Clocks.
J0HhREEVES 81

MOULD espeetuiy Inform hs old customer and
W the Eablic eeneraliy that aler an ais.enc- o. len
,noaihs he has re.aned % Dayton Ana iakrH Inc shop
a'b ~ No. ASS Thtrd street,
Two doors West ofthe Post once, Shork NJ. vm n.
Happy 20 { 9iEs AZ hs olaensiomsn sBa ~ nIAny nsw
WAfoHRs, CLOCKS, N JEWELkT. Ien.in.s
10 We hest msnner aad on short nohcs' slrAII
MoRh A air trial 10 I'M thst
l SEX. Please oNll AAd examine work. T.hss
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JEFFERSON ST, " o BELOW MARKET.
rs Agent in this city and county for HELLER A
i foUNGs CnOKIAG RANGES, the best Cooting
Apparatus ever nyentede He puts them up Ia me
Even one who has used them testly tatheii superior
The aubecubef would say that he has. asc. a tar,s
and superior stock Of Pumps. Gas and Steam pbe
aud Plumbing material, which lie wall put up 10 order
IN The best manner A. the lowest prices.
Gall and examine. ROBERT OGDEN,
de5 J~eneTson, two doors beloE Msfket.
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RooHEsTER, December %, 1861.
MEssRs. p. II. DRAKE & Co.-Gentlemem
have been a great Sufferer from dyspepsia
for three or four years. ! have tried many if
not all the remedies recommended for It's
cure. Instead Of relief / became worse, had
to abandon my profession, and suffered great.
ly from everything / ate. Ny mind was much
affected, depressed, aud gloomy. About three
months ago / tried the Plantation Bitters, and
TO my great joy ! am nearly a well man. 1
have recommended them in several cases, and
as far as l know, always with signal benefit
1 am, very respectfully, yours,
REV. j. s. CATHORN.
Such is the language reaching us daily. No
article ever had an equal sale. Under no
cireumstGaees viii the pure standard of The
materials used be departed from.
These Bitters are sold by all principal drug
J., glsts, groeers, hotels, aud restaurants, Be
sure each bottle bears the fac smile of the
proprietors signature, on a steel plate label
p. HyDRAKE co, tiI
sslsMWF 400 Broadway New York.