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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12

Empire Decorations. The beautiful
wreaths, small flags and evergreen arch which
formed part Of the EMPIREolIice decorations
on Saturday, were furnished by the ladies Of
the Second Ward The large steel engraving,
of "the signers Of the Declaration ofTndepcnd.
ence,' beautifully decorated, was furnished
by Mrs. Ann Stephens of Washington town.
ship. The beautiful wreath which encrcled
the plaster paris bust of Mr. Vallandgham,
was furnished by Misses Belle Martin and
Maggie Citoni. The "Slar of Liberty" that
reflected its briliancy from its position above
all, was the work of Henry Wohl
To each and every one ofthese kind friends
we tender our many thanks for their open
hearted manifestation ofappreciation of the
labors the EMpIRE in the cause of freedom
and public liberty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12
I 4ll. IIEI MSTREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative

n Is NOT A DYE, ~
But restores gray hair its original color by supply
ny the capillary tubes with natural aisenance, ni
paired by age or disease All instantaneous dyes are
composed OF lunar caustie destroying the ttaty and
beauty Of the mur, and afford of tile mseves no dress.
ing. Heimstreers lnmtable Colorng not only re-
stores hair to its natural color by easy process but
gives the hair
LUXURfANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth, prevents Its falling off, er di-
Gates dandrufi and nparts health and pleasantness
10 the head IL has stood the test oi time, being the
original Hair COorng, andis constantly Increasing in
lavOr Used by both gentlemen and ladies. II s sold
by all respecaOle dealers, be procured bythem
OF the commercial agents, u. g. Barnes q CO.. 2O2
broadway, New York. Two sizes, fny cents aud one
dollar se22dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12
WynkOOp,s Iceland PectoraI,

Diseases OF the throat chest and pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insdious and dangerous. The
properties Of medicine TO alleviate cure aud uproot
these complaints, must be expectorant, anodYne and
nVgorating, oosening the mucus Of the throat, and
inparung tone to the entire system No discovery
medical science ever mastered this class OF diseases
ke ur. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoial 10 IL used with
the most astonishing "a In oil Of broneht s.
luiluenza, whoopiug cough, dphera or putrid sore
throat, asthma Group coughs, Colds nervous irrita-
bility, 6c.
The Rev J. ] Potter ceftihes that 81 have used DR.
Wynkoops Pectoral Tor several years, myself and in
my mniiiy, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended It TO many others and have neVer
seen its equal" Rev. J. j. Potter, BROOKLYN N. Y.
luntrcds and thousands OF important iestimoni-
ais could be produced, showing its remarkable cures
and that II never tails. llflt f ..It
II IL composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Gil
adj Peruvian balsam Eiecampane, Iomirey, Bur
Dock and other invaluable Npecterant and tonic in
grodients; IL IL harmless, prompt aud lasting. ln-
valid and sufferers cannot aiiord 10 neglect trial
Every family should have u. IL is remarkable Tor
trOnp. Full descriptions, Tecommen ndatiOns anu di
recuOns accompany each bottle. ..t f
Sold IN Dayton by w. W. Stewart and all principal
dr1ggish. iIH H'H 'rt
Prepared by DR.. r. d Wynkoop, and sold by d. s.
Barnes Co., New York. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12
RALLY TO-NIGmT.

The various Democratic clubs of this city
will meet as follows;
First and Second Wards at Storks' Groc.
cry.
Third and Fourth Wards at Snyder's, cor.
ner of Franklin and Ludlow.
Fifth and Sixth Wards at SonnIag's, on
Wayne street
These Ward meetings will be held pre-
cisely at seven clock for business and all are
requested tosattend punclualIy.
After business is attended to, the First, Sac.
ond, Third and Fourth Wards will march over
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12
INC Great Mass Meetipg.-The greal |

The Great Mass Meeting g.--Fhe great
mass meeting on Saturday was by many
thousands the largest gathering ever held in
Dayton. There was over eight miles Of pro-
cession, making the fi.est display ever wit.
messed in Ohio. 1t beggars oil description
One page OF our paper would be insufficient
to describe all the various wagons, moitoes
banners, &c. We have not the space and our
descriptive powers would fail to do Justice to
the immensity aud magnitude OF tina display.
Every township in the county did nobly, and
the delegation from other counties We'd in
numbets and splendor with our own. Van
Buren township is accredited the honor fthe
largest team, numbering near one hundred
horses, and voter on each horse But
where all did 20 WELL discrimination is unnee-
essary. o
Dayton, also is entitled to great credit for
her turnout and grand display. The wagon
taslily gotten up in the First Ward was very
creditable indeed.
The large steamboat Constitution, "home
ward bound was splendid Affair." and won
general admiration The Democracy of the
Second Ward uay we'll feel proud of their
noble boat
The Third Ward joined with the other wards
aud did her duty.
The Fourth made a splendid display, The
Deluge Company were out with their engine,
preceded by the hose reel (drawn by two hor-
ses, beautifully decorated and carrying a
young lady representing the Goddess of
Liberty
The Fifth and Sixth Wards excelled them
selves The ladies worked necessarily, and
their labors was a grand aud attractive dis
play that did great honor to the taste aud in
.genuty of those interested in getting it up.
We only wish we had time and space to no
tice more particularly the many objects Of in
terest and attraction, and the incidents con
nected with the memorable display Of Satur-
day. But tomorrow is the election, and 9TH
er matters connected Herewith are pressing
us.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12

Walked up "A chap down in Connecticut
after the passage of the Conscription Aei, got
married to eyade the draft He now says, il
he can get divorce he will enlist, as if he
must 6ght he would rather do SO for his coun.
try.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12

Decorations Democratic residences on
the line of procession, Saturday, were beanli.
fully and tasteiully decorated The residence
of Mrs Vallahdigham, especially, presented a
fine appearance, and attracted great attention
The decorations we're the work of the ladies
Of Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12

The News. We are under renewed obhga-
tions to Mr.. Rhea, News Dealer at the Post
Office, for valuable newspapers. Rhea is
always accommodating. Call on him
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12
BaIIanupbam's Rrruro,
VALLANDIGHAMS RECORD.

1NHE work entitled "THE RECORD on HON q
i l.: NALLAAniohAM ON ABOLITION, ma
,.'1N 4sioN, AND tut w " MAX is nov ready lor
Of Mr. Nailandghsin's Puncpal speeches On the snb-
leets above named. Also, parts o. other speeche,
carefully edited aud presents fairly and eorrectv the
political record and position OF man whoAs vie,s m
relation " The causes OF national troubles and
the right remedies ior them aiirastBe an eairs
ordinary amount Of pubic attention.
large Svo. '7'- - f"tN'i
psee- Paper cover, 90 cenisi cloth, g. Wholesale
-fspef eoter - per do9eni cloth ss. Deliyeied by
maii OF express, prepaid, on receipt u pTice
run iahed by }. WALTER a co.
Al" Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12
SoNNTAG'S,

On Wayne street, where general rally of the
the Democracy will be had at O'Clock.
The Band will be ont
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12

Colonel strong's Funeral-Just as
we are going to press, the funeral procession
bearing the remains of Colonel Hiram Strong
is passing on Main street, en- route for the
City Cemetery. The military companies are
out marching to the solemn tones of dead
march, followed by large number Of citizens
on foot and in carriages. Colonel Strong fell
galIautly in the late battle of Chicamauga
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12

The Government. One of the last
things we noticed in the procession on Satur-
day was the government and its cortege,
"going to Washington" The government
"A Lincoln-mounted in sulky, and dis
guised in Scotch cap and plaid cloak, was
followed by the members of the Cabinetin a
large wagon, each engage" in the perform
ance of the duties of his Office Chase was
experimenting the grinding out Of ''green
backs" aad some of his clerks we're engaged
in shipping them to Ohio to aid the election
of Brough. 1t was a splendid hit, well gotten
up, and attracted no little attention
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12

Villainy We dislike to record actso vii
any in our own midst, but we are occasion
ally required to do so. On Saturday last, the
day of our Grand Democratic Meeting, the
houses OF Democrats in the city were appro-
priately ornamented, in honor of the occasion
Mr.. Hackney, who resides near the corner Of
Montgomery and Third Streets, in common
with hundreds Of others, decorated his house
with flags, wreaths, &c. During the absence
of himself and family at the Fair Grounds, the
decorations were torn down by some negroes
who we're instigated as he states, by some Wis
lainous abolition women, who reside in his
neighborhood. How expressibly mean But
such is the character of abotionism.
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Aost.

L OST-On or about the 2sth or 2gth OF August
IL 1868, package sf note books, containing sundry
notes, payable 10 the order OF J. q. Cain. Payment
Is hereby stopped on the above notes. A liberal re
ward will be 20 the nder by leaving the nj
9. Gains, SO5 Third street. Dayton. se7dta
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Daily, per year, (by mail,l.....".........S6 Oe
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Weekly, (singIe cory, per year,l.""SS ~
~ (CIubs Of ten and upWard,). 40
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d]ailyy Gmplre.
City and Other Matters.


ns-Trans arrive and deparlrrom the Union Depot
as followsi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-23

The 32-rousD BALL.-Llcut. jenkins, Of
resesn'hp savannah. sssumes the en'irs re-pou
shiliy Of the 81 pound ball which ncersmonious
ly visited the house In South 9th street, Bfooklru
E.Dj and fers very generously to pay eli damages
thereto.
FALL OF POLKA Liberty Pole at the
corner Of %th street, and South "a, Brook u. D..
sa blown down on Tuesday afternoon. No ole Sas
Injured.
REsIsrAsrs.-It 10 believed that the inhabi-
tsnt' Of the l'th Ward OF Brooklyn IL, D., have
among them an orsaniEa'iou Tor thi pl.p..e ttett-
ins tue TAFT II necessary. ole OF tn uuu bs o..
terdNy munnGvhie T. ad ~ M er '-c' from Bi Top
Thnon's teTmJu, ore The PAPER Indignant d,clATiLs
he would Acetp; no tDst dir,t oiN itst.
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once. William cl.se., ". broush, be.

missioosfs' once William Clsscey vNs brought be.
fore Commis.ioner oshorne, ebsfred with crea'ins q
revolt 90 GARD h. Wsrer Thoints 8. Scott, While
the vessel va, on be- ~, 4 ON New Orleans 10 Sew
nTh. 1bs ~itnessesIor he fcss~ution being absent,
the case va. Adjourned over
RIOT CAv.-In the habcl cor vvs case Of John
Fhspatrsk. committed by Judge Kelly a. rinslc cad.
Or In the late riots the prisoners counsel yesterday
raised the pon before JUDGE McCunn that the svi.
depce id not .s.shlsh the fact mat Fitzpatrick had
W.mbled ~i'b o hers ITO execute some prt,ar on
ject IN Q turbulent manner, acco, dinr to Whsrtonp
dshnition n riot. The District Attorney proved
that prisoner vas arrested At the head Of crowd In
Amity strset, shouting out kill Me- damnsd nis
gsrs;" and urged that he should be held .Judse Nc
Gum, however, decided that the pont raised By tie
prsopers counsel vn well taken, and ordered his
discharge.
Gs,EsAL PoLics 1rsna. Mr.. l. G. Weaver Of the
~. Nicholas Hotel, vas asssultsd knocked down and
robbed in broadway, Of bis gold watch, worth s75.
Detective Farley subsequently arrested onc Chsle.
Meadows, bearing bad name, and nceesded In re.
coveIint the lost watch. Meadows sss takeb before
Justice olnchentush, and COMMITTED for trial
Genge liver, aias Shear, charged Nth having bro
zen ont Of rT,on at Riverhead, suolk county, L. L.,
ana ned N this city, v arrested By ofnr spear oi
th sh grecinet and detained till he thAi be NJ for
John joyce fell from the roof Of house l21 AMity
Nhet 70 the VAN, and vas dangerously To- ured lie
VA tahen TO his home, 70 sixth ave
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From New Orleans.

The Creole arrived last pisht from New Orlesn,
tn, EsA pubshrs cop,ous detail. Of the surrender
Port Hudson, the leading features OF which have
already appeared in the sys,
Anew uh.on Newspaper has been promptly started
in PoIt Hudson, ensiled the "ro hudson FHxY
NAN" We so!ect the following eItrsctsi
The rcs,ience, In Port Hudson village ar. IN . de.
plorabe condition Eveiy building that We have no
tlc,d hA, either been hi With shot or slrl o. com.
petol Iidaled. Even the church edihce did not "a.
cape ia uu OF holes made b. balls, and the shell.
hay shattered II considerably. Carpep will b.
IN demand before they will assume IheU Woubd shaps
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Too Late for Classification.
. EAEAlA.

GooDwlS-on July ?9d, Anne, younse-t d.nsh.
month, aud IS days
The funeral s!l take place th'. Thur.day) after
noon At O'clock fom the res. dence u her pa ents
go west I'th o.. ls2
JONES ON tnly 2l''. after q severe Illness. con
uAc' ed IN IN" 4 'omfc army, uudet Generals Pope
and hctltIlsn, hn Nm. ,I0n.s, eldest con OF Rich
Az and Mary J"nc', sr.d 70 year and - isys.
The relatives and fiepds Of the par uts, and his
unel r'uucl ". Grihths, respect fully invited
to attend the funeral, tui- uhufsdayi at,ruoon At
4oco'k, a. III NlIth I'd st " ia sinsLursh, /. t. i33
JOYCE n thie city, suddenly, from falling rom
81 ears, month Tad - dave
The ielatl'es ana friend. OF tho tami'y, Az those
% his brothers, Ih ma e. -,niLni M ja,nes also
the member, Of t'uaId,an Ensne Co., ~. 9, are re
.p.cuuy invited 10 ttt,ud ne lGnelAl, N Friday,
JH'y a. at o'clock 4. 81, dGm Ls .aie resld. nee,
~ Slrth ave. 2l6
NkWBpRRY- s1d icnly, on wednesday, july 22,
OF eous'sIion VI the BRAN Henry N.sbeIty, aged 81
ye-rs
LIS friends sre respectfully invited to attend hi.
funeral, on r. Ia ahr.H "a. JAY -. at O'Clock,
from b., ate resideae,. SOD bio.issy, without fur
VA no'ioc. lS9
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Al ofth.m hsv. hem used Tor ho.pi's. 81 . plsoe
fr eontnlsay sto e., .nd tru"sl q pair aud rein
vUnr''iur i hsv" 70 co tIH'r thaTe before they
viii b. l'hy and c mf I-,th,t pa to al iie in
-,nt 20 - home - " ~ pallI" camp shal hCH
me- -ucl ycre he fcl'ms iUn' 4 he tlnftdetate
pr'onc'. in y n II d, n. hsuy of Ga will never
80 rare tleif arr, nrs MT Uncle sam, or leave
home 70 trh'. uulr., forced.
loit Hu Ion from ~, riy'r front, Ia quite formi-
dsi e pace. III. b N bluff I, M ,iy'y ~ a ove
tish water nrft, m,k". II nimot .upr-spahls FOR
the cp,ra n Of -urhoar, tn rear u vel y o'tc'ed
b. ca hvork and the ,sce ia ilo l. cove cd IN
nv sce' vi heavy tuher. Pit on !. s,' e
orded sarrson by deep fasinas its,cfsirf IN dit
ierrIt ft tons. IA uruG eutiOnably the strongest
natural M along h river.
. 2 fomc tine p-cv ou, 10 the ,urrendof Of Port
Hui on. the ? tel rtt-l.on ,uhu.t'i ue,h mt
.nd nor" m A.. Ir order r.tkr TVS Kind II sod.
def' hold ru', Il '-ucd " con NJ srAt-, hls',
70 make thr uril last, JWls riturd via n. ard
M DnnDd allowed 10 s-ch man daily. Even This
Va, About exhausted tcf rc III .uurudcr vas tnAue.
IL We. rat us TO WINES the social telling be
tween The ron AMI nj der soldiers In Port
u dson AT Ia sirretdei. AeuY oktng et ans.
tons velr Uttered, sno m,rc ,ook,f would not
believe u thty were ever oppossd 10 each other IN
a~aflise rp'iit
s,vers hundr, d H., p7i rlfc., siso to br."
psces, woe found turied b. the lnuks few days
ago inside Of the vOtk' a. Port Iud.on. Tie heal
b9ifd At the Vrdts adj at,d that the remain, Of Q
tohted" ate rcpossd ilere. fd.tiydI negro eIposed
the eh,dt.
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soldiers; Let him not stop here Let him order the
DRETHs PILLS 10 the plses thereof. Then will COM
menes nsv ere" In the practice Of medicine. which
would then beco-ne emphaticsly
THE HEALING ART.
Ihsve for thirty zeal, taught that no diseased 90
tion could be cured by mercury or tartar sme<ic thss
the bumsn body could only 10 msds whole" By ''veS
causing the rsmoy alof acrimonious hnmor- from ths
bowels and the general circulation. Vegetable snS
animal food can alone sustain the life Of man snt
our diseases must be cured BY usrss and Roots like
Drandre,hs Pills, whose use prevents Costlvsnsu
and restores evry ors.n Of the body 10 It's props
condition Of health. and besds. are O. Innocent =
bread. They should be in every house and in svsry
hospital
THEY CURE BILIOUS DIARRHGA.
CHRONIC DiARRHGA, CHRONIC DYsEsrERY,
And all Fever, and Affections Of the Bovsls:
6, Also Knrlmsti,ms, Ahesticns Of the Kidneys ssd
organ, because they purify the blood Read following
CASE or ROSCOE K. WATSON.
Dr.. D. BRAHpIrTH,
New York:-
eH-I was private In Company T, Seventeenth
reg meut Nov York Volunteers. While Al Harrisont
Land ns and on the ksppshannock, near Falmouth,
! and many o. the Company were sick with bilioV
diarrh9a The army surgeon did not cure us, and1
wa reduced to skin and bone. Among the company
were quite . number Of member Who had vorksd II
your laboratory q Sing Sing They we're not sick,
because Nn they used BfsntIehs Bll' Thee men pre-
vcrs all cured IN from two 70 ave days. After this
our boys used hAndrShg Pills for the typhus fever,
colds and rheumstsm and In ne ease did they fail q
restore health
Out OF gratitude y yoy Tor my GOOD health send
you thi. ytt r. vhieh, II necessary, the entire
pany Will sisn.
ROSCOE x. WATSON.
yrrH93, 1868. Sing Sing.
kEAEanrs, Nsw STYLE IkeURHs THE GsrUIEs.
lhandrrths la are sold At 25c per box with fun
directions, By all respectable desltvs everywhere.
he pane plils ugat-costed, sixty in . box. prid
Doc, AfNo. T. MON Square
hzW siy,sAr No AR!sIGr ylox LAaosAronr.
New York. 80
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MEDICINES.

SURGEON GENERAL HAMMOND, BY
- ordering Gallon tand destructive Minerals from
the supply tables, has conferred b. ssins on our ssf
soldiers. Let him not stop here Let him order the
di,cou, inuanee " " breeding" and the use Of BRAN
DRETHS PILLS In the plses thereof. Then will COM
mencs new ere" In the practice Of medicine, which
would then become emphatically
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NorEan's Race About Run.--iiis Capture
Certain.
Cincinnd' Julv 20 Morgan pared through Mel
sonvi!le, Athens County, a. 10 o'clock this morning,
our force, close behind him
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M h'ie'rAiti s,.c,',ti, !. As app. Ltn-iou and
conN coon u auy luTsO. DO tO.aIui ed = tier
uu'ne, or ron 'u ~, oIarsC tie .e,,u. lot lr
ms atty. lh.' cost. vii o, pad a. ,ulluws. yluO
To nd "a b cor; Ac4f o. tn Judge WIN sh,I, I'd
I. bl. .llO rii .iHns' Ia tie q ug 4 a. IA
O. IN ~ ~ ne nI .HD Jul y, ~ he paid on the
l.eA'e %. ."e loI man IT ~ tuauG Juf AuI ht
bst't a. ON. iar itmAi"i'g euuI u, n the
conviction Ia 81 Ai r, to Ia pA.n ou h. Ger. u
cair o. b Judge becft whom ihs convlc,!on 4hsll
tax p.H,c
In f,.u- tuy one 4 she certificates Aforesaid the
oilcer alFni Il mus, csc Ia he Ne Ger /, 10
his opulo. H. o. th- cas- o. laons AtoVe mn
toned, nd mu.' at t. what per -uu OF pei.un.
the appEcp.At, am unit -hou a Ia nion lie pa 4,
whony or oIortot<ply, tor servic,.ol iu.orns,on
IN the Applt b, nsiun, ,nd,c mcut OF conviction.
In witness ~her, OF have Atr-uI o trt my hand
and Official sea at the CITY Of NV York, this tgenty
second Day VI July. a. y, l>GJ
l19 LLoRLt opDlKE, Mayor.
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CALCULATION 1900 Copies.

THE Sun Wa the o,gnator OF the Associated Pres.
OgAniLs ION, aud ma. the fullest sdvan sse for OBJ
tanning ne~s II contains ALL the ue ss on the day
. tu4an tpace-easlb read
Or "a rOns cAnaot a TO discover that in the Il,
lumn' Of the Ssw folx sur W II be found sSery item
OF impos aut nswr, rece ed at this on e. up 10 yer,
ave houI IN NE MOI ming Of pub cation. Oar rus
ne oten, ana :, 10 place hsfore eve.y III. cha.er Of
ths papsr, az tht latest ss that can " obtsned,
81 hef throuSl our connection with he ssseciated
pre,s OF this city, or by other eIpen.ve arans ut,
-e have made, expressly to serve the ye,ui me NJ
Of w pslI ,p,: Il Is gstifyins TO know hat Oui
they ny Ie assured that whle the pioneer new-
paper Of the cnyap ee.," Is .tl pub i.aed at on
Pussy, also eontau- as much II not more vain bls
incarnation and news a;ttl than any Of the ehe,
priced journals 81 more expanded dimensions,
ADVERTISEMENTS
Are ,n,ertet In Nr SCI At thu rate of twelve AMI,
Ia cents Tor every line fol every insertion, but =
Advertisement insertsddoT lsss than hfty o.nix
Weskn Edition Of the sua
y published every Tuesday, Terms: lin wrsppa,, &.
the nall II desifedJ t.O oLsys per copy, n pr ltA
sUsscHifTIus PBirJ; ~ 0 Esrs- PGR VA
whether b. sihg.e cop OF 10 cipbs-ls aida pest %
sg,s 2, The .s ~ s: st. '''t" 's'
Address oil letteTsfD
Aoshs 2; BEASH HDppretor Of TAG sur,
~~ Essk aud Nassau sn NJ
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED

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~, l. Il + OrDlk M or Of tn Cry n Nv
hor,, vitae g ~ +D lily ve-itd "a ,ne l.. a.
LI"'L'uc. u! "a, ,lluAlou uncl, do hereby otiyr
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EOR SALE CIlEAr-A FlSE BLACK
i horse, Ii hand, hish, ycss o d ; suitable FOR
srocefy OF eIp ~ason Jsn he sern at be grocery
Horr, 24J THIRD ave, rth- east cor glst st ~
FOR SALE--A BAY HORSE, Ion Hands
= hieh, y,ars old, p'ry built; s-o brick cart sua
hsrne's, toe Their or .-ptrato; ~ rding brcx
n elstst, Nor X vel or a: ~ West .+th q, after
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WANlkD-GOUD OPERATORS on W. q
w W. machines, and bal,t-ls on white FOODS.
a,so good mlIliucrs or hands used TO make up acc
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

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