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mittee to deposit the same with Robert Dsysxd,
Treasurer, No. 10 Wall street, On surrender Of tho

Treasurer, No. 10 Wall street, On surrender of tho
First Mortgage Bonds four coupons will DO paid.
Dir. Secretary Chase 10 expected here next week
to consult with cur 6Dancal men upon tLe bsA
method Of raising money to carry on the war.
Money continues ia good supply a, az p cent on
call or acceptable colls,erals On Gold, the banks
ind bankers do not, with few eAceptoas, loan
par and ia many CAGES refuse 70 Loan anything
They also generally require stamp OF cent ac-
cor lug TO act OF Congress, which serourly embas.
RAISES transactions Under the doubt taat exists -
to the exact rendering of the Congressional enact
msnt, and fear OF what tho Legislature may do,
IL difficult to carry gold on loans.
Custon.Houss Notes are inactive, and stand about
Tue same as Gold. Being 10 small supply, they have
LOCI Their Importance In ito market.
MIR. Alexsuder Taylor, of Taylor Brothers, was
elected member Of tie Stock Exchange this mcsn.
iug.
The imports Of Dry Goods for the week reach
e. 40, 223. ".
ss"y q ftss s1 y.ss "a. q re-. y:n
s S...:.i ss s &C. ''''l. is.s
r''''.'...''' .i1.Y...s.. ''''l''a
saoG Of Pkg. Value. s,s"sh Of Plss v.iss
ooi...,,. 100 6Ji,IJsl lax'...... VI ehue
Oo,ton..... T6 l3G1oI Niscelsous l %
"''''a;; " go a1 1si.4s
wAKsnovsED. N -
Manu- If PKG Value Manu- Of Pkgl ValaA
Wool. 49,. 45l &H5.9l5 Risx........ IH 81 S1
Cotton...... 215 g. 1875 Msesils'oas eJ3 liza
Suk.....', lS3 Ri,SsSt - - =.
ToA. ..................."..".ieo& ptiSSs
The decline in Gold and Exchange has had very
depr. ssng effect upon the produce market, and soe
speculative action is paralyzed Flour has declined
about 3Oc y BIOL in two days, and Grain in propor'
ton. The weakness extends TO nearly every branch
Of trade. ,-
The Africa brings advices Of an advance in Cot
ton. Bresdstuffs were lower Consols Vt 3!i o95t.
Illinois Central Shares OF Al 04Oi discount and Ef1s
az Az oi5i y cent. ..a
The business of the u. s. Mint at Phiaielpaja
for tho month Of February. WAS as follows:
Pec~a vslne
c..s'.s..'ssss.''.s'''...s..'. t,So Fse.Ve
Silver. .f........ 10000 3i.SW
copper D,SW W
Total. ............"......SC7i,s9 500 e4sS JOB N
Old copper cents will be received and Immediately
exchanged for new cents in sums Of s. or more. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-07

NINE. DEMOREST'S Grand Spring opening
wi Of Pa tern. u the move! and de.s.s rH!. spus
fs.non, f,r Ladi-. and Chi-us Df-,s, iusrsed by
aud o.gsuty Trimmed lie ,i1s psper modesi NJ tne
kmpOiIu4 Of Fashion, No. 49, brJAuway aud ali tue
branches
Wst Patterns cot to e, H.. fora, he TIE Sprrs
number Of tho Quanshy Mirror OF fs'bIns' ready
Ms.ch 10
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II. @. gnternal Rrpeilue.

limited STATES-EXCISE NOTICE.
~ Notice hereby given to III peots residing doh
BUSHES. q the Ih Collection District coppoed Of the ltb
ha III Wards OF the City Of NswYOk, that the Acss
sh Roll v1u In accordance with toe proyous OF Section
~ OF the Act to provide loteIDA Revenue &c be open
of elimination al this once, Rooms Nos rs ae1 D. Bible
House. tforplsce. from o'clock ,ck o M for
day. BON the date hereof tsundsys pt5d an ana,
nom The nth to tho 10th Jay Of March next both dsy in
tndec peas Will be received and determined by ,e AZ
ih' Once daily from 10 20 u relative any e.
soneous OF excessive valuations
AL ApsAs be ode in writing and specfy the mar
neusr case matter or thing respecting vbieh decision il
ssqu ted and also state the ground principle of Inequality
terror COMPLAINED OF dated New-York Feb %, 1913.
GEORGE y. STEINBRfNSER
esb24 e cod Assessor I'm Di,tfict n Y
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Deulistrn.

DR. HOYT, DENTIST,
~ No 9OT BROADWAY. tntce doors shove toih'',. IN
,-ft, b,sutui Of Teeth his improved Atmospheric
Pl.te. viii OF without Ell rsctins u. root'.
% GOLD, as low as $3. SlLEEt ~
RUBBER, 90. PLAIiNA Continuous oum
tN.I
Artificial BONE FILLING inserted withou; psinl Soc
GOLu, &c. to -l. ANALoAh, SC
ENTRACIING. 30.
No ohlig. flt sItr.cug whea shch teeth are Inserted
Al " WafalpI
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mrs. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Graud-st, y. T.,
~ coposl. Lord loIs and 30. 81 futou't Brook
i'm ere inserting iu pari Get. n their improved Arti
rci. Zee b. without -Ir,cs the roost iu sts on
rod g u,iuA S23; silver ruob.r rBi partial sets
Igod yer toolb bi silver rubber. ~ rIuscng ~ c''
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9muscmenys

WALLAcE4s':: .. :, =. ,..,.. T.
THIS Evening SATURDAY.
Second nigh, Of
TWO HlUHLY POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE PIECES.
erm"-orios with Tho vorits comedy ladsitod ffom tao
French fJr MI Wsll.ck'. 1hestsr.)
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The National gnnk.

The National Bank. es,ab ished un,
der the act Of Congress olFebryary %,
1868. are rapidly increasing ia number
and Influence, and must soon form n
very important part Of tbt financial ana.
chjnery Of The country
We have received repeated rouiries
as 10 The time when the new currency
would be printed and ready for delivery.
Nothing, however, is positively known
on this subject, and some persons who
are regarded as authorities believe that
before the end ofthe year few, il any, of
the new baoknoDes will find their way
into the hands of the public,
/ As to the safety Of the basis on which
these banks rest it will be remembered
that they IRE required by law to have a
paid up caIitsl. They must also give n
full report Of their condition monthly,
quarterly and semi annually to the Comp
lrolIcr al Washington who will present
on annual report 10 Congress, Nioreo.
We The Comptroller can at any time in.
vestiga.c the affairs of the bank and ex-
anime on oath any Of their officers,
agenis'and clerks
The stockholders of the National
banks are individually liable, and they
csnuot borrow, directly or indirectly,
more than lhrce-Grtbs of the capital &C
uallY paid in and remaining undimin
J
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shIplrent Of shnnp to ,he west.

The NJ. Vernon (O) Banner reports
that two sheep men Of that county have
just taken 500 Gne sheep TO Illinois to
winter.
The Canton 20 Repository says that
over $4,000 sheep have been shipped
from the depot at that place to the West
to winter. Most Of the sleep came
from Harrison AMI J ff4rsou counties,
and the object in sending them West is
to secure posture for the season upon
the great prairies Of Illinois and Iowa
The pasture in lhesa counties has long
since been exhausted. $50 sheep are
l,ad9l in one car on t,he freight through
10 Chicago is $50.
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The Fight on the Rappohannock.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-Import.
ant events arc again transpiring. Fri.
day morning the enemy crossed tho
Rlppahonnock Win his entire cavalry
force and two or three Brigadcs Of IN
fanlry, evidently with the purpose Of re-.
connoiteriug our position.
Yesterday Gregg encountered Suar,s
entire force near Rsppahonuock Station.
Heavy diminishing ensued. Gregg was
oyerpowered by numbers and compelled
to fall back short distance. The re-
suits OF the cngagementaro unimportant.
The remaining force is nervous be-
cause Of our superior numbers, and is
now making a reconnaissance, in force,
to ascertain our position, strength and
intenlion. No general eng cement is
imminent. If Meade orders an attack,
lhc enemy viii fall back across the r'y.
er. BE is not strong enough to give
us battle. Information from the reb.l
lines is satisfactory.
Burnsidc is safe on the line Of the
Vir.inia d Tennessee Railroad. He
occupies mountainous re ion. Should
the whole Of Lees army threaten him,
he can destroy the railroad so as to rem.
der 1t useless for a week, and then fail
hfck in.o East Tennessee, avoiding bat
ilr.
1t is impossible for the enemy to catch
him Hi. nnaralilns arc tho most i'm
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The patterns have bocn made and the
preparations commenced at the Fort Pitt
Foundry, PItlsburg, for tho casting Of o
gun which will have bore Of twenty
inches, Its length will be twenty feet,
AMI It's greatest diameter at the breach
FIVE feet four inches, 1t will weigh
about fifty seven tons,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29

SHlNE'S CELEBRATED Il YE
RESTORATIVE.
TRY It'll TRY lTttl

Needs no recommendation. VIII recon-
mend itself. This article Formerly manulac
mrcd by John shame has been used by thous'
ands orpersons in this aud the surrounding
counties, aud have never yet known II to fail
had resolved to give it a fair trial before of
rrriug It to the public, and being oow thor
oughly convinced Gifts merits. ! do not hest.
tate To offer 10 as nm article deserving much
credit. aud one that should command n liberal
patronage Every family should have H. II
has mover been surpassed 10y any preparations
Thsuyu w0'orncads not TO be recommended
by lbs manufacturer or from he consumers rs !
am couGdcuIit win give onlrc satisfaction 70
all who may have occasion to use It, If applied
according to my directions
II is an cfiyctunl cure for all those suffering
from soreness weakness, of eyes,
rs, lam also Agent for Wocolle Instant
Pain AnnbilHtor, which cures iIalochc,
Ion,hacht, Neuralgia Cat1Unh Weakness,
and Gold In Che Head, in % tow minutes
Send % cts, and . rcd stamps for sample Of
either.
Liberal inducements made to agents, send
for sample and circulars,
Address,
@. W SHANE,
Oct ca Cumberland, Nd,
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Coat

The Louisville Journal Of September
29th, Nys coal is toIing in lbat market
ut the enormous price Of forty eight end
fifty cents per buohcl, aud is very
scarce.
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NOTICE.
AunlroR's OrFIcr.

AUDITORS OrFIcr
WHEELING, Angus ~, 1852,
10 he ,Scaooi Commissioners II Me scce.
rat comi.es II the S'o'c
GFrIrMES;-M letters havir, boon re.
ccived at this ofIiccmatug inquiries about the
Capatiou. Tax br the net Of thc Gcncrll As.
srmblv Of Virginia, passed January 3Jih, 1865
directed to be raurned to the several counties
in the snmgproportion that each county pad
IL into the treasury of Che State, for tie nfor,
nation Of sll-vhom 1t mag concord, ! viii
state tha, there was LEFT in The treasury of the
S.3ts gomr tTciliy odd 'l,oalseH2 DOLLAR OF Nu
fmd; but The book and papers of lelaio Au
diior's Office W IN act Of the Legislature the
State acknowledgements Boraman having boon
delivered over TO Governor PicrpontAnd pla.
ccd beyond my roach am unable TO ascor'
tain the exact amount Of ihc fund thH' u due
to each county. Mr. do know whore thpmo-
neyis but dN know that lcf u IN The treas
ury orihc ola state, and ii It has not been
paid 10 the counties 70 30 not the fault OF your
Auditor. The book of the old Auditors Of
fec alone will shoy .hcpnpnromom. due to
each county, can hu. lrliovc Chat Che lccig.
laturo win soon attend 70 the miiocr
Yours, SAMUEL CRAVE,
Auditor OF The State Of West Virginia.
Sept l0-2w.
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Barney McGCo died At Louisville on
the Goth, aged 1875 He was an old
bachelor.
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UNION HOUSE,
POINT PLEASANT. Va.

POINT PLEASANT, VA,
JOHN MASON, $3.50: Proprietor.
'VHIS Hotel is in the business portion ofthc
town, convenient TO thcsleamboat landing
and theproprietor pledges himself to spare no
pains to g,yc entire satisfaction to all who may
be pleased TO call upon him.
Oct q G3'ly.
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Galloway Mining Comr0n, Mason City.
John Mason, West Colombia,
Bellc, Scissor 4 Co.. Point Pleasant,
G. " Mppin, Maupn's Landing.
B Hey d Magnet Gallipols,
Aud by Drurqstsaui Merchants generally
tho United States and Brazil.
May IS ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-28
FOR SALE BY

WIN Wensihotf and W W Stewart, Dayton; George L
Boyer diminishing, stocltlager, union; q Ander-
sou CentreV'llei Myers, New Letapon; II Jackson,
ghamberSburg; bauer, Harrisburg; D n Divine
Johnsyei Arnold llfnbsrt. South Arlington; fseal,
snyer West Baltimore; J Kookle A 20 ,GernlautoFu;
J W Murply, Nantsia; II Nickols, Liberty; " Rees,
larmersNile; Heyetng A Herr salem; j WPyrrnopi
Williams swaner, " est Baltimore. Parker mo
Co., farkersburg, and by Drnggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United stsfes and Cara.
nAs' l....si.I s..L IN. del6dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-28
The Old Established IiInder,

THOS. w ODELL.
CORNER X, 0f MAIN MAIN AND THIRD STREE. lOyER
Thk UNION TELEGhArH OTFIcI
M ANUFACrUREs ali kinds OF BLANK H,osss
~ ~ SeenV oinces, Banks, Raul Road Jhlces Bif i's
ness Men, and others His Sork colnprss,ss tss. II.
s'{ie, nom ~ cents up to o. 80 pei quirs 10y
Sesl 10 Laid or Wove paper ussd on Blsst w.
hsss1nes Periodicals. 6e. sc aoaad 10 sn, si,,. st
Nm " m In @ OF gut and having tools a. &
To match all volumes bound by then, ~ - F''F~is1 rh
Wien new W '"eA "tert Than y %
MUSIC, MUSIC bound ~ any style desired and pag,t . lA
feS,snt ne,sT G before on nsd here. sth nus %
CITY and is one OF he nast misE =, TIE eny u
the prese Day II si sSsaIssely rss laiss,elfoi esd
DooAs, Sheeks Drafts, l4lroad Rtois and s -I .r d
ny s"u ol blanks ash,gh fea tAoSlso,I rleH
!, W. ". also pays very particular afts,st-. g..
E-gs " osi sns SS sLaa i Tisa Ass,S y ss
- HsSn is' Nork requiring Aeatness and dlsusict
49, h11thg recently greatly added 10 ~ lisNh.
tss psii es De Is he''srih~l ever spGrei 10
o 81 lie reieTs 10 the County onices Of, 80 eal-s
assa P,soe parke aud to ths various BsrI ts,
work ~ - uN MANI issy for sFscilns1s % his a
IaanIH A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-28
DR. BRADLEY,

Attention. gwen 10 selling Pork, Lard, and Flour,
Conslgnments solicited Jalidas6H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-28
BOOK WORK


Having one Of DE most Complete Printing Estab
lishmsnts in Southern Ohio. our Abilities for doing all
kinds of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are hrs
class. We have one Of the fastest Prssssss and have
all the modern styles Of Type, AAd We employ the
hest work hen.
We have three Power Presses connected With GU
Job DsparsiaSht aha'Ars PtsPstsd to execute work
with neAtness and diSp4euh. Sos
SproFders fron abroad will receive yFohapt atten
tom. Address
BOLLhKTER 4 LOGAN, Dayton, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-28
THE EN- ENVY sURRENDEREDl'
q r EAT SLATJ GHTER!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ROT II A X II ROPPJ
NO. 500, THIRD STREET, DAYTON. OHIO,
HAVE made formidable attack on High Prices.
III and cut lhem OF ehrey. ~ III "
Notwithstanding the depressed condition Of the
country, they are receiving the largest stock OF
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, VEsTINGs,
CENTS FURNlSHING GOODS,
or the latest Styles, and Patterns,
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS, ,s,.au aa 4.A a..
COLLARS, DRAWERS, NIECE. TIES, 6e,
Ever before offered TO the public. Their stock of
READY MADE oLOTBING AN
IL new and fashionable, and are offered unusually low
FOR CASH. I'M ...s
The public are iayited 70 call and sxArninSp asthey
have sxtrA nice goods, and offer big inducefnsnts
R0TT d ,KROPP. sa q,
mArslu NO. 500, THIRD STREET
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-28
....l.........-L.Ll ~
GrorfrtFs, &c.
By the Way. Have, EOp Heard
j. A. MfNtDK,H

A 4 -
IL Ieoted andofthe best quality. .Ht3HI NOg8
a., InF,IuI lHT " T1.-H Fl t4aaUgal4H
Mrs. a. called and gotone dollars worth o
NINE CENT SUGAR, AT MtNiCK,s. AL, ,y
The incest kind 1 a"t"'iioi p q
Mrs B. got one dollars worth Of the ucsst knt o''
TIM CENT SUGAR, AT MINIcks
O., Mra got que dollars worth Of the choicest qaal
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AFMtNfoKiB 10 ymIA
MT b -aysthst he got tho hest qaalltyor Stes6s ~
RIO COFFEE AT ia MTNIoRis ia bssogapi
Thai he ever drank und Mrs. H. says she eot tsSe mss b
a. GREEN TIA, AT }, A. MiNIcki5.H ...i.
While every body calls setF some o( tbpt excellent
EXCELSIOR sYRuP, AT !, A, MiNicK.l, ~,
W. We 'H's he pnrchsaed Rhalf barrel ol a. -. I. -
wHlTk FlsH AT ~, a MfSlgK's.
Decidedly the testhe ever psel; while the supply on
NO MAcKEREI, Ar J. &. MISfck 4. ~ '.a.'
10th or 7' and quality, cannot te esc.isd la tbi, Or
~, other fhhfket 1i'' n noe 1-f' ~ 'Ni' tuOl
henylles All t95rall At hi- e-tsliahrnent ana ,.s -
pest hts stock of ''ar--r
oiNloE bRrEp FEfrrr -s 1ai a..apsl % sa
ooFFEks AND TE4S 8. H. 3ll
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS, .4Iia
And te gesAud be-t yarielY OF "a ls.su
W ne HS' hs large eHtabl -hmentIs on The
Corner OF Market and Jefferson sts,
marQgy -+H '' lIlE .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-28
.s,si. 4 * lglaiml1fb1lag gss ss,1 q. Ss. & sf .,.f
New Gas 4 Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RECEIVED Ar l'
WARE e. MALCOLM =,

.ANo. 40, Jefferson street,
A VERY superior assortment Of Gas Fixtures,se.
IA lected from the LATEST NEW i0Rk PAT
TER oopS atinga 6t bracete,a Pendants, Chande.
ers, Glass, Paper and Mica hhades, wax Tapers, &C,
which they determined TO sell the lowest living
rates. They are Also receiving and have constantly o1
they sell as low can be sold elsewhere. . , .o
They are also putting up Gas, steam, and Water
Pipe NJ reduced rates BY strict attention to business
and superior Workmanship they hope TO inertia share
OF pubhc patronage. t. jy2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-26
Internal Revenue Tax Notice.

A LII persons against whom Taxes have been as.
"A sessed I'm the annual list under the ACT Of CON-
GkESS, 80 provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government and 10 pay interest on the Public Deb -
approved July l, 1863, are HEREBY NOTIFIED that
SAID assessments are now due, and payments OF the
same are required by law to be made in TEN DAYS
from date OF this not O.
In default thereof TEN PER CENT. additional taN
is required by law TO be collected. Therefore on ali
assessments delinquent on the 9th day Of April next
penalty OF ten per cent will he added. Monthly de-
lnquent returns rom September to January, nclu-
sye, are subject to the same penalties delinquents
in the annual list.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-Assessment will be
collected at the office OF the Collector Of the District
in the city OF Dayton, corner Of Third and Jefferson
streets.
BUTLER COUNTY-Assessinent will be collected
at the office Of Ezra Potter Deputy Collector Tor said
county, Hamilton
WARkEh uQUNIl--Assessment viii be collected
county, Lebanon
PREBLE COVhTY--Assessments will be collected
at the office Of Josiah Campbell, Deputy Collector for
said county, Eaton. JOHN L. MARTIN,
Collector Third District Of Ohio, Dayton
Dayton, March -, lsG3-na2OdaWlw
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SAFELY INVEST YOUR
GREENBACKS.
Public sale of Fifty-One Lots.
Now is yOur Time to Secure a Good and
CheRp Home.

YNHEsE Lets will he offered at pubic sale, on the
j. promises on Saturday, the 2sth day OF March,
1885, the sale to commence at one o'clock Said lots
are some OF the best lots situated on BomberRer'-
Hill, and fronting on Quitman, Potomac, High and
Richard streets and Ntnis Avenue and Immediately
northwest Of ~ Niots Grocery Store and some three
squares nearer the city than the 81 Marys Catholic
Church, and being surrounded by beautiful residences
and wen improved property. From the rapid i'm
provcments going ON in this part Of the city, tins will
be one Of the hest opportunities offered for good ami
permanent Investment, this property will treble It's
value every few years.
The terms OF tins sale oilers TO every man the op.
Portuniiy Of procuring himself pleasant and desira-
BILE home.
The terms Of sale are as follows One fourth cash,
or note with approved security, payable in ninety days
from the day Of sale, the balance payable IN three
four, five and six years. Back payments to be secur.
ed by mortgage on the premises, with interest paya.
BILE annually.
Conveyance VIII run from the following places: the
Franklin House, Second street. east, TO the sale;
the Court House and Postofice, out Third street 10
the sale Shepherds Grocery, corner Of Jefferson and
Green, to the sale. Conveyance there and hack free
Of charge.
Reasonable deduction will be made to those who
purchase and pay down the amount IN cash
WILLIAM BOMBERGBR, It,, Proprietor
A. ID. MCCLURE, Agent.
@. p. HuBER SoN, Auctoneers. ma2idb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-26
City Counoil.

JOHN A. MINICK will be a candidate for re-elec. |
ton the city Council, nom the Fourth Warn at the
ensuing spring election. ma23
City Indrmary.
~ r. BART will be a candidate for Director Of the
City Infrmary, subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Convention. ma25
C. sNEvELY will be candidate for reelection to
the office OF Director Of City lniirmary. fna23
ANTHONY woHL will be a candidate for Director
of City Inhrmary at the ensuing election. mal7
Assessor.
WILLIAM DAVY will be a candidate for re election
the office Of Assessor, in the Filth Ward, at the en-
suing spring elecuon. mali
JACOB sTEPHANS will be a candidate for re- elec-
ton to the office of Assessor in the Fourth Ward, at
the ensuing spring election MALI
HIRAM KELLEY will be supported by the voters
OF the sixth Ward Assessor nj the ensuing sprung
election. mal4
PANKRATIUs wEIDNER will be candidate for
Assessor in the Sixth Ward, at the ensuing Spring
election. mall
City Marshal.
STACY D. CAIN is a candidate for reelection to the
office of City Marshal. mas
Market Master. gtj
JOHN MoCUTOHEoN will be supported for re-e-
lection to the office Of Market Master at the ensuing
spring election mai
City SOLICITOR.
JOHN J. ACKERMAN will be candidate for city
Solicitor at the ensuing spring election. mals
P. KELLY will be an Independent candidate for
city Solicitor at the ensuing election mal9 "a
JOSIAH LOWELL il a candidate Tor re-elecdon to
the office OF City solicitor mas
Constable. a.ifst
EZRA JEFFREYS will be candidate for election
the office OF Constable at the ensuing spring cleo
ton. mall
JOHN sPEI TEL will be Acandidate for Constable at
the ensuing April election. mas
A. NJ. oYLER will be candidate for Constable at
the ensuing April election. MAJ
A. C. HURLBURT will Oe a candidate for Constable
ut the ensuing April election. ma2
Street Com1nissioner.
CHARLES GERBER will be a candidate or Street
Commissioner ut the ensuing April election.
ma25 MANY FRlEND5.
WILLIAM HARPER will be supported by the citi-
OF Dayton for Street Commissioners al the ensu-
ing spring election. male
L0RENTZ BUTz-"the Old Candle Maker"-will
be candidate for Street Commissioner ut the ensuing
election t' mar
NJ. J. STEFFEN will be a candidate for Street Com.
missif ner at the ensuing April election lY.
Ia, Empire;-Please announce ths name OF PHILIP
WALTZ as candidate .or street Commissioner and
Oblge fe24 MANY CIlILENS.
JOHN COLHAUER will be candidate for Street
Commissioner at the Spring election. fell
SAMUEL RoDEBAUGH will be supported for Street
Commissioner by the citizens of Dayton At the spring
election. fell
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