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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Mr. Burgent, of Cincinnati, begs leave to
announce to the citizens OF Dayton, that he
has ust arrived with his "Grsat Western Pho.
tographic Car" aud ia prepared to take Card
Pictures ia good style at 81 so per dozen
Having no rent to pay he can thus put his
prices down to the lowest standard, He will
be located for short time Mt the corner Of
Main and Washington streets, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
11Iantgu.

NXTAnrED--A fret class Carriage sWith. Tor
w whish Will sivs 80 per moeih' ,AgPl{io
malsas West Liberty, Lssaa county, ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Rohrfs,
NOTIOE.

A. WALrRRs has disposed of hls drug stock.
ID Ac,, N Jsmes n. Waters, The old business
name 81 Walters kSso will b continued for the
present. matoda
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
}9UirIs.
TEDSTATESHOTEL
nFACii 2pR mn, 8usquN,

bEaOHt SpR Ell, HNsiuN'
tnreriiy apppsle ihf lqsou md prseaiet iSallrqAd
ff4nR ilahrsetaet Who hsA been cisnnecied Niihth
AfAproah tinAt, To thitVii N.aor yet hint ycNfrl
has ieascd fiua We'll kaoWu std popnlar Hgtel Tor
trtn 81 years, and ledgs. hin ~ 20 his tnenas and
the pbhiio 10 uAr his toHi enarF 10 tnstin the rep
utation ~ Tho UNITED STATES nnTkL, "a hrtt
class hOuno The public may reiy upen hniiny, A
this s,ise All the appliances md eon'iaris Of hr-s
clfas hotel
eea9en fRANN , pkAIt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Mllstc.

STRINGMUSIC.
Y AM prepared V lurHiah Strtag Music fer balls.
parties, 1o., AZ the lswest Pesaibls rates, Having
played with Prot Farchild during the last surameFf
fool osn6dnnt tkatI cRu satisfy all hA cid custom.
ers. | am = Inehibef % the Regimes ta hand, anil
can hirniah any number Of pieces Ter STR ng hand
aud jefferson areeta, usder HustsA Hall, will be
promptly atteaded ts'
detaaam nANlEh ". AkEn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
IHI'Ial0r aud OlIo Ilallro..,'


h&lf ~ f4 .i.& lafl ass,t Z. ,,,.-,
No. No.. IA M 3 10 IA.
i,r ~ IVY nil ,hqotooN thp E.si w n ~, ~ y ~,
rnt.e ,i NM % tho Np1t M = N
lUidia a nv, t tANt, oteAiiiel4 ac n,r NJ y, t.le
sss ifsins DAILY ior an tis ~ t,s.llssl sotaawssl. 81
~ 4 pA,f r ssff onlg fonge 10 lVs-l.,,,s ues.
at Il N ~ 20, 4 A. and iu IN,
I.st NJ ~ ,si on auntia5 az ls0 al,.l -, ~ ah 4
s,,l T. hsiiien ~ iUu Z, ,ss ana a ~ ~ ~ onD Z
rlrs,, M vn qthaas II ssuaisd 5 /, n. AL, Ahe sA9
,ia NJ NNsel " v the knalofii 81 10 80
qni,, ~ ,, ~ NH additional sllsn.. y, ~
Il {nlt sh''vh ena tro Al lnn A. ~ 80 e, ~ ~
= KY t,qAets VIA iialtrnbr,. e.,i ~ qthsf fents.
~ 'He ptshepnl Railroad oi,ee.l = ,to heiifpesi.
fN y - huLl{NAH, (in,,- - w. Neht
~ ra0t.iAt.s n y Qulf Ot0 Tlelsa 80 80 Az ~
q lfAaivf y 'Igasspof .as
1Alssas Acola ana columbus aallya.s
~ a7n,t.. 81 =
HNiAe upily flAins kasl VA t.,l,,,.,
n iiein Au1ipn an ic,si,,r, ~, thro1gn
49,. HAB Trains East ioavlns n nn,ues
NM, 1u',,oNH' NHht ESptess lgsiia \, '~r the
,, '.%''svs % Gay EaproSa At llti5n - n, Nlh'iiiN
. q, ~ =, Avlia and iOndau Accn,,,ii .N - y = " ANS
uoiaial "' AH way staaona het,ss@n nss,,.'.l s.v
,,a.,s, ai,si'tet ~ % g Dayton, igh, sspr,ss4ts.
press gisl ~ M columbus ana Oineinna,iljSs ~
cor ss f,.a .es ~ oolurnous time, which 4, ,,,
calm, ~, ugSs ~, g can DO had for al Esst.r
bnt3 ''' W. A lNb, Ttok et Agnnt 'N '''''a U
- ~ VI WOuDWA AD, ,Supor,,t.ad.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
bapdasEy, Dayton and Cincinnati X. A



4 ~ rru ait.t Notrihisr ~, lbts, ana lni..,,,
~ nOaoe rAsacANur and hfeipht' TTaus "e' W" ''"'t'
hAA UiNs aliilg opfth, - fulluHai W" 'esN"
Q AN q. ~ thiNuah Fruiiht anu A,,,,
OsfW Nltls fasacnlvr Caf atiAehed NN"'potiau uva
lf1-slfl a. Mt nail tram for ,it,iiugs.ia
lOsOu uflanR, helloiontainO, kufesi ,, ,I,,etiAtt
'eu,a.AF s1pneoahE ~ springfield Wttl fyus "a,
..'',vl sNu columbus, NfnfhF ia Cuiu,nbu. ."h h ri
Mt - NttprNA elItllMhiur Nuiuinhtih "a 80 ~ =
SIAh on i1t'abulN W, Wayne Uhiea.o A. ","st Hl},
1 -asS ni'NnA a. Nrosne ~ eiS m aid p,.i; kni. 4
A,'9 nl' ~ ~ yde with Tran ytena eaiR ei
~, ~ n h2'pR hest, efliving ~ cleveland A. ~ ie"ue
iyanhWA 40 duu y NJ, ami hufhe0 at $50 o,sp d /,
West orrivia4iu fdledo ~ lXi0 M H. "a. Ooini
h vAloAsn ~ lg.ao ~, ana aanauaiy M ~ ~ eilo
h.I ~ az Nlkht EApfvaa iUf spirn,n.L PHi
VsAA NiH nuiie'ottainu, vunnestinR Al tul utbanA
Tran konig hast on fiitAAiurA III ~ ~ forust "
n,'' sfhtllN' urfslbee ~ gilsA M Pi,ssiS VhleA
o.-9 IA, Nna ohraev az AOitU ~ Al fis.se Wayne
uh ny &NletvitnJ enh N0leue ~. H. Rrfylno TX ,Nth In
y, ' hglrA =. 4syg IA ana Buars !, lslHid
| :. - I, ~ ~ tssN a ~, V
4 l.Iln q a. huaietll,a AucUmmois,
t,VU h"l lNN on aLHNsi o. Itsih T,,,,s ~ leAui
S"e99ini aeneid NJ 200 M, rir,,s ~ 1,leelHnN
,t ,-.''.sl o. ~ y IA, h.ietontaine ~ 'e y
I ~ ,p1.N ~ " thls tine y al l,oiits Mana,
"sNie oHn u' g'd a uia fysUt jitipe IA ~ Aoi' Hu
! ehN. AlNN, Hutot a gunt '' Nh'on lirpt
/ ~ "'o "'o aueyh sfloN a.. ll any ,tt,,r 49,
| ,',, , % %u.,,'hHuin nulstNu 90 ehlpliul Fr'''t's
| 'i."tt VIZ ~ .he NoinpauJ'u fiUlpAt 49, ~ "a
:" ., Siarr eo'i riODs, gent. ''"p'''A'snaee!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Mayor at the Car FaOtOry.-M, Eaf

Mayor at the Car Factory.-M. Eai
tor.--The article In yesterdays Journal,
signed IA LOCKER On, was a tissue of false
hoods from beginning to end, Rs all the men
that we're present at the time we'll know,
When the Journai, containing the article,
was brought into tho shop yesterday the Aho
ltionists took the paper around to read 1t to
the Democrats, but the Democrats soon made
them acknowledge that every charge made
agninst the Mayor in the article was u dl'by
lo Tho miserable Irish Orange lickspittie
Of Queen Victoria who penued IT was so com
pletelyanuhilated by the mguments OF Mayor
Gillespie at the time that he sneaked of like
dog With his tail between his legs Irish
Orangemeh who are traitors TO the land that
gave them birth are ht allies for tho Abolition
traitors Of the United staiea s.
sl. A RYsTANbRR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Illinois Central Railroau.


N"ANuh OF TNK. ~
{ Ef.,eo,gs after ., q Monday, November ID. Isei
,i,,n. Noe, LEAvE MArrOuN. N' 'onova'g !
S''nt S"a'h' 400 IN and s,b0 ~
a.,...N LEAVE PANA As
S'lNb North, G,V0a M And lnn
no1 sse,H5 llsiv N aud az = ~, z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Rallroaos.


IN aud eneF Monday neSt trains on ne lnaia,
" Central will leave thp Union Depot, sxth stfet,
Al tks a M anil fhV
Returning, vii sinsv ~ liiie m mAtd s,VU p ~.
The H.ht hnlt tnd A;ANr ~, express uAiAt Il ~ .
olos, eonnouuansto aii l'Vhts IN the Mes ahd sout
mud aVo pm tpln IA ths shOrteat and quickest reuto
tu thuHgs hnd The Northwest,
nei1 NV, WOODWARD, sspefintsnden,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Notice "A large number of the Tsiores'
ses Of this city met at the Oregon Engiae
House yesterday afternoon, aud organized by
appointing officers pro TEN After some diS'
cussion in relation TO rules for governing tho
society, the meeting adjourned until MSnday
afternoon at two oclock, at tho same place,
All tailoresses aud seamatresses are invited.
s BY order Of the President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Carnage Manufactpry I'VE call the
attention of our readers TO the advertisement
Of ]. Langdon 4 Brother, by which it will be
seen that they are turning out Carriages,
Rockways, Bnggies, Phetous, &c, of the best
style aud workmanship. They desire all who
stand in need OF any work in their line to
give them a call and examine their stock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Dayton aud Michigan Railroad.

1sNAH ~ - y IN
IN aud amer sunday, Nov 10, lSts, trams VI
~ trhto Vhion Depot sixth street, tor 1oledO au
AL Wtetmeuiair iuints ~ teuWri
Toledo aud Chicago Mail vt lU.UaAm
tNeese and Detroit Might Exlpesa az t,tApm
nnli X ~ shokMAKkR, SUI ernltta,l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
BROOKLYN.

RECRUITING FOR TIE NAVY But little
progress Is made In Brooklyn towards furnishing
recruits for the army. At the Naval Rendezvous in
York street. however, business Is quite brisk. An
average Of twenty-five men per day are passed by
the surgeon. In consequence Of the abuse Of the
pass system, mono are now given to my except
those who desire TO receive the bountics from re-
cr,ts on board Of the receiving ships.
The MCCLELLAN CENTRAL CLUE of the 18th
Ward, turned out Monday evening, from the house
OF Andrew Kcen. Their banner hal ON a large
eagle Of 1860, with cropt wings. Motto "Refusing
10 fly until we have a change"
UNION RATIFICATION MEErING.-A grand
Union Ratification meeting, under the auspices OF
the Kings County Union General Committee, will
be held at the Academy Of Music this evening.
Among the prominent speakers expected TO be
present. are Hon. Henry j. Raymond, Prot. w. r.
nshe IN, Grenvlilc 4. jerks, ESQ.,, Hon, Dent, r.
Wade, Col. n. q. Taylor Of Tennessee, and others
CHRISTIAN regular month
ly meeting OF this Association was held at the
Institute In Washington street, Brooklyn, last
evening, at which . paper Oh the Origin and His
tory Of tho American Tract Society, was read by
y. w. s'eboens esq President OF the New York
association; He traced the history Of tract socie-
ties from the one established In London In 1899
which has up TO this time issued over LOCO mil
lions OF publications.. Tho Massachusetts Society
for Promoting Christian Knowledge ORGANIZED in
1S0S, followed In succeeding years by large mum.
es q ssaseo ehsoasAeaa " sesatsy. ~ tAsss
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JERSEY CITY.

PolnIcAL.-A Mass Meeting was held st
Hudson City last evening, for the purpose n ranfy
NJ the nom nations Of Mcclellan and Pendlcton.
TIE attendance was quite 'arse there being several
ward organizations prcsen. from Jersey City and
Hobot,n. After speeches By several prominen,
gentlemer the affair terminated with a torchight
procession. A grand Democratic ratification meet
ing will take place at Van Worst Square, Jersey
City. on Saturday nigh, next.
a New PArER.--The first number Of Union
daily paper, 70 he called the Jgusxy CRY Danny
TiSss ia TO lie issued this wednesday, afternoon.
The capital stock, sufficient 10 insure iu success,
has been sibs-ritcd by many Of Ns prominent
citizens Of Hudson County.
FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning wo-
man, whose name not asccrtaned, while
walking gu the Eric Railway track, just south Of
the Bergen tunnel, became confused by The passing
OF two trains OF cars ia opposite directions and she
was struck by locomotive and almost instantly
Killed.
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4 Wicked DaPkcv.

humane lody IN the west Of Ohio during the
rush Of cont-sbands thither, took pity on poor
ragged boy ID decidedly dark complexion, and
concluded TO give him homo In her family. Amer
being docen,iy clothed. Jack was happy as n
rebel In Union p'ison, and soon was as fat asa
prize pig. The good woman pleased with her
success, and nll went on swimtu,ngly until one
day she heard him the Lords name In any
thing but rcverent manner. CalllnI Jack TO
her. she proceeded to lecture him upon the cnorm,-
" OF tie deed. telling him that he would certain
~ 20 to Tophet unless hc stopped swearing.
what KIND ob place am la,2"
~, IA n lake of fire and brimstone."
'Fiah amt br,msione, ipissus."
"fes and you viii bc put into IL and burned
forever and ever"
''Iipt poor Jack burn al, up miesus."
''No, you wont; you will keep burning, but new.
e. lie consumed"
But could ucdber stand IT,"
You will hive TO stand It," replied the woman.
somewhat at loss for words 70 make him undei =
stand her meaning.
"well," replied the juvenile con,raband 'If kin
stand ", ] don't cs'c n straw" and Immediately
began to whistle down In Dixie"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
MARINE NEWS.
Sept. 1.-s. r., as-s. s., 6 ii-nw., morn. &c
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
,sTEAMsHIPs,,Jo,sphlns Thompson. Baltimore;
1uhal Cain, Santa Martha.
sHIPs-Duisbars, tPrusl Genoa; Albion, Liverpool.
BARKs-Nourarcil, Malags Rosamond, Cayenne;
Winthrop 81 john X; Jenny. London.
IhlGs77%s I IP,s.l 9aoen:,ox n: Aagu,'s,
H. u Geary, Fortress Monroe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nassau; 4 q sawyer, Lin
MARY .ssn Es STx bf ae1n5a
NJ Partridre, EIitstethhpoit; w l. Burroughs, Mar
sass. 1 Bail. Lob sh1: u nj c esse @ Assy
Lawson, rev Haven.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Gen LYON. Fortress Monroe; Vim
wood-rd Baltimore; westche.,eE, Providence
pierrepont PhiiedsphiS Il Mssy, Phila.eiphis;
Monitor. PhladephfS Frank, Philadelphia; bcla.
ware, Trenton; Roanoke, Havana.
BARKS-Iimerick Las, Cienfiesos: Ann 4 Alice,
Antwerp; Wilhelm tHanovenanl Liverpool
BRI n- Traveller. Linssu. c B. Ann, Ca
. sCHoooNERs-Js " wehster, Port Royal; Ocean
Martins; Wiiet salisbury, Providence; II Dora Dorado To-
shulee; Frank Herbert Linssn. William Bo.rdman,
Boston; Charlie. Carroll Philadelphia for Norwich;
&c L L. P2nsh.oep,i. for go.,On Wp C.i
for Hartford Prod. Iasens, Nc. Bedford; cSmio,'
PhsdePhis for boston; p y Richar.s Eiirahethpo,t
s rrosdeyfe; New YORK, Bo.t9n NAera Sirsnis'
Virginia; Coast Pilot, Port Royal Yankee Poodle,
Baltimore; Z Azure, Baltimose; u Cow peril za,e,
Land; Justins Rockland; Eastern Belle, Ncwburp for
Aeranditn Yarmouth, Boston; Forester, fllsworth
| Princess, Boston; Plymouth Rock, Boston; Emma
Newport; Felipe, New Redford Astrea- Hrstoro ioi
| Nowsrk; ~ Durato Shulse; Vim Burden, Albany;
Thomas Winsnr Providen CorueliA. Machiss X u
Hunilcs, Albany for Boston; Emma Hotchkisr, Alba
ny i3r bcston; Cyrus Chamberlain, Boston for Pha-
| W Whistler, Jr Albany for BOSTON; J Hill Rom
don't for Bo-ton.
| BELOW-Brig John Freeman, from Baltimore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES &c.

A NUMBER OF BUSINESS WAGONS OF
IAeyery Kind constantly on hand, You will find
tnu place az favorable any that can be found and
every article warranted @ represented. Also some
20 hand, In good order, chesr STEWARDS wagon
factory, bSd st bet Broadway and sth avenue. AZ
EOR SALE--A LOT OF OMNIBUSES
horses harness, platform, springs, stage, wheels
&c. Inquire at i+1 West 18th stbet. and PM s2C
EOR SALE CHEAP-TWO HARD CARTS.
l. and parts Of harness Tor same, all second .hand
Apply to A. 7. hAED, ~ Beeknan ct, 265
EoR SALE-A HORSE, EXPRESS Wagon,
cause Call for days Ut 100 West seth at, IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12

hsd up 70 ls9S Issued 10 million publications.
the title Of the American Tracs Society, which hss
done, and sun cooanuss - % largo amount q
good. Amer rcadIns the paper, tss usual discus.
sion ensued. and the meeting sdjsornsd.
kILLKD.--A seaman on board the receiving
ship North Carolina fell from OF the yards
N tbc deck yesterday, and wss instantly killed.
The Coroner ives notified to hold an Inquest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
EXCURSIONS.

CALVARY CEMETERY, WINFIELD, NEW
~ town, West Flushing and Fiushins-The cars Of
the Grand 81 and Nevtovn Railroad Company leave
all the Nhlianaursh Ferries every eight mi nu, VI
during the day, for Calvary Cemetery aud Penny
Bridge, where thoy connect with the New York and
fiusAins and Flushing JOHN T. RI NClE, Press III
FOR NEWBURGH, POuGHKEEPSIE,
L koundout kingston-The MARY POWELL
leaves loot Jay a. every Afternoon at ~ O'Clock AS
HUDSON RIVER X. R--FOR ALBANY
lAIro,, the North and Wet, from Chambers at q.
, and 10 A. n. and 4, and 1910 Y. n, and on sun
days al 6.s2 L. NJ. from 3Oth 1t 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
DENTISTRY.

a FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
4 with or without extracting the roots, Sc, cola
nlver and cement filings 30 and uTps ards; en-
tTnetns without pain by anew proces rs cts Z
pDiN' French Dentist se4 Fulton, ct, Brooklyn 50
a MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
= Teeth extracted without pain or charge. Bsss.
without extracting the roots. All operations warranV
Cd, >, JAY NlLLERs, 1855 Grand ct, two bloclD
IRON btoadsAy. as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM-
,lemsn and his wife and young lady i1s CHERRY a.
bet Market and Pike. l5S
BOARD WANTED-FOR A RESPECTABI.E
- married couple for the winter. Call At los Eihh
IT. first floor, backioom. III
HOTEL GAhNL 1876 THIRTY-EIGHTH
IA st. tour doors from Third ave. Furnished bod.
rooms for senuemen ~ respectable mec hanics can
be accommodated with nice furnished bed.ro
each man with separate room, from 81 rs 70 vi rs
pei week. 1888
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
INSTRUCTION.

Al MANCHAS, Alb CANAL ST-BOOKc
n Keeping, arithmetic, writing, reading. spellina
&c taught day and evening; teuns reasonable; ~
Mate Instruction; pcpsraie apartments for ladisA
MntlhH' ~ iessons 81. open day and evening.
GOLDSMITH'S INSTITUTE, $50 BROAD
- sy.-Notice The hour from 4 to o'clock be,
heen set apart for lsdies' cheap writing lessonN
hoe no attend At that hour Will be received at ha4
nifty. ana
MUSlC-s2 FOR EIGHT LESSONS Oh
" the piano, With PRIVILEGE OF daily prrtice; on
peasinr and thorough method. Apply at III Twenty
min ~ second door wet Of eth ave. 50
TOWNSENDS'S COMMERCIAL ACAl
= emy, 80 lio~ery. below Houston 81. Open dsv
Arithmetic, Algebra Readipe, Spelling, GrsmInsS
&c. tuurht without classes. Persons Of neglected IS
uc.tion may receive private instruction. 326
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
A Trial Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP n

I'm. BFsT article in Use.
FRI H,EiasLs lair ~ CENTS TER BOX.
1hips connected rth Ne pfepation Of this eeebra,
ss r os5e an ar p, W su,
any nov In use This Dye is unlike ali others and lie
pIepsled upon strictly sc,sntidc principles, hepo,%
s.ent-, Lemss Barnes 4 Co Il PARK Row frs'or 4
Lee, 20 RI kInan st Miller Reed cor Alien and
ter 4 Faichi.d, AIS .Hudson 81 and 37T sixth sye.
Is,,s ,ss, yin ALEC te supplied ~ Mr. Cmhs' \.
OF Druggist senorally 10
RURDENS-HORSE SHOES = ECONOMY
- AND DURABILITY.
Full assortment Of Government aad City Patterns,
In store and TOR ''i' 'R wS. 0YY II. WALLACE
3o1 Corner Of Albany and Wellington sta.
CLOTHING BOUGHT-LADIES' AND
Srentlciuen's new aud second hand clothine, beds,
bedding, carpet. furniture, diamonds Watches old
% door wet Of Bowery, under Citizens Bank ee5
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals.
white rags II cent? per pound; coored and
pound old brv~ IS cents per ID; copper aud pewter,
q cents per lb old lead II ceus Per ID =, i, New
BoHcry, cor Roosevelt st. 321
GREi'S ORRlS TOOTH PASTE-THE
~ boat Dsntritce for the Teeth, Ia use to be had
at 10 South second 81 Wilismsbureh and cor Nv rte
and franklin sves, EAst brooklyn. Price 81 cent?
per pot. 0O
pAw TICKETS BOUGHT OF
ments, guns, pistols, dry Goods, lsdit.' and gentle
mems clothing and all other Goods overcoats wanted
so Canal 81 ID door west OF Bowery, under Citizens
Bank. 2gl
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
for OLD NEWSPAPERS, PAMPHLETS,
BOOKS aud WASTE PAPER of every description
STOCKWELL d EMERSON, 20 Ann II.
3& One door west of Nssau at.
ITO FIIIERMEN--SEINE TWINE, IS CTS.
l. h. J.p. TRAVERS. ~ Bsetman VI. 800
THE EXCELLENCE OF KENT'S EAST
India Cofee Ia the theme OF universal praise by all
who It, For sale by all grocers at 30 cents per h.
AL for KFNI'r. General Depot, ia keade Vt. 425
THE COPARTNERSIlIP HERETOFORE
L existing under the name and firm Of LIND
SAY 4 COOLEY, NJ Type Founders. at Is Fulton 81
H. hereby Dissolved by mutual consent. New York
Sept l3ih. 1854. ROBERT LINDSAY, j. q. COO.
LEY. 50
THE VALUE OF GOLD Is UNSTABLE
but on the merits Of kENr's East India Coffee
all can depend sold by all grocer. Price 80 cents
per u. General Depot, l5f Resle Al. 432
| Y PlANO-FORTES AND MELODEON For
. sale or 10 let chesp. Prices S9h $lo5, Sl95, $50
and SID. Also violins guitars and sccotdeons for
sale and taught in few Lessons by Prof. DlMsDAY,
l>S Grand RI. IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
COAL.

GOAL $3.50 PER TON FOR RED ASH,
stove Coal and Sls ton Tor Egg delivered free OF
csrtaxe for days of boat foot OF 37th st T. X Apply
to Weshmaster on the deck a64
40 PER TON FOR THE BEST RED
<and white ash stove, egg and furnace coal: nut
81 screened and delivered. Apply at ~ Waverly
21C RO PER TON FOR THE BEST
p1 q. OORed Ash and Lehfh Stove, Egg and
Furnace Coal, screened and delivered from ysrds cor,
ns aud Ssss rMaw 81 s1S y nRoossvs = a. Ssv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE LOW
- second hand Wheeler l. Wilsop's ip 6ns ords,
Alec new ones for sale and TO let at 100 bToadwsy
near SD st. This best place for learners pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12

ALL WHO HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE
"A metal esn And Al SSsh purchaser " ceiling On c,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
GENERAL BUSINESS.

ARE YOu IN PAIN ,-wOLCOTT'S In
relief Evefy kmiiy needs Il. The best and cheap
~ remedy In mArkst. SOLD By IN druesists Depot
10 Chatham square 3s4
A PAWNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
Ill pay Go per cent more than any other person
N this city for tickets Of Diamonds, Watcher jeweir,
snv,efwMe' guns, pistols &C, NJ II Bleeckor e. up
Stair. ~
a FEW MORE BOTTLES on HAND-The
sun CHOLERINE REMEDY, for Cholera.
SIhnPS Colic DisrrhDh Dyeentery, Gc.-the test
ar'icie ever used Tor the siove CON plants be
nan ~ ~ south second 1T, Wianpturgh. at rs CO nts
W. oc'te. we warrant this 70 be genuine. 90
A soo-PAWNBROKEES' TICKETS
ANwanted will DAY 50 per cent. more for Pawn
biOker tickets lot wstches, diafnonda e~olry, guns
pi1toN dcT &c. than cal be obi ained at am other
pace 10 tn. city. so Broadway, cor Houston p up
-tfllr D. A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

MABIE-At Wellington, D. c., on SATURDAY, thu
lOth, Abel 9. Mabie, Of the 7th Reet, T. j. volun.
tes,s, aged Y yesrN 70 months and day..
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
" attend the funeral on THURSDAY afternoon, l6sh
lust at 3 O'Clock, from the r. n. Church ct English
Neichborhood. ~ j.. without further invitstion $40
EOR SALE-THE FIXTURES OF A NEAT
l. Liquor store, 40 West l6tn st, and store TO lot
Apply tom ~ 10 II =. NJ s65
MCCLELLAN AND UNION, ONE AND
4N1Inrepersble- wsrd-There will be- meet.
Ing Of the 9TH Ward Mcclellan Exc, lsor Club AZ ,hoir
Headquarters the Keystone, 70 East Broadway, on
Thutsday evening 18th inst. Al persons In favor u
the election Of Is. MCCLELLAN N the Presidency
Iuested to attend. BY order Of WIN. n. HAITI.
FIELD, Pes. J. FOsTER, q, BR0D, Secretaries
John 4. Parise, NJ stephens, y. W, Hehin, q. Kis.
sam. Geo, Graham. Harmon Alhers, Il. Hsnkins III
ecutive Committee. 800
NNANTED-l MAN AND STOUT BOYS
w to work on farm near the city. Apply to Mr.
JAMES, 1873 IIsh It, Brooklyn. 1853
18th WARD-THE MEMBERS OF THE
= tth wsrd GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN UNION
CLl arr hereby notified TO attend meeting OF the
Club to he held at Peoples Hail. 2l5 Hester at this
Meinesday evening, 81 o'clock. All citizens OF the
Msrd favorable 70 the election of GEoRGE Is.
MCCLELLAN are invited to attend and enroll their
MCLAUGHLIN, Sec. 36T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

T,AgM of li4k Acres OF Land in Henrco coustys
n rs miles IRON Richmond, en- tho ctaIles tlsy
road for sale at auction win sell on Monday ne
4sh DAY Of January, 1894, (tha. being Court osyl
Ct land containing Ii41s acres, IN the county Of
Henric J, on tn Llarles City road aroos 10 mhes
from Richmond and 0 miles from Sweeney 9, upoc
~hich there il a comfort BILE dwelling sud seversl
on houses A good portion OF The land is In woods
the remain Ter open for cultivation.
TsRMs Ono third oath; the balance q and y
mouths; or the whole In cash, at The option ~ go
purchaser JAS "a TAIhpns stT+
de 22-tds Auciicpeer.