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49eustons.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, u. g.,
ARREARS OF PAY, BOvNTIEs. PENSIONS,

And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
msnts and in the Court Of Claims.
Refers to; Hons. II. NJ. Rice; NJ. z. Lathaw; NJ. =.
wilkinson, United States Senators; is Black; H. NJ.
Stanton, Secretary Of War wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
ColiaK, r. h. Fouks, Members Of Congress. Colonel
q. W. EWiBg, OF lndisna, and others.
The undersigned desires TO inform persons having
demands against the Government Of the United states
that he is prepared to prosecute their claims with
promptness and on reasonable terms HE practical
knowledge Of all the de tails OF tao military service OF
the United States, gives him great eclties Tor the
speedy adjustment aud collection OF every description
OF military claims.
All persons who entered the military service atter
March I. 1851, and are disabled by wounds disease
are entitled to pensions,
widows Of soldiers who are killed. or die befo or
contract while IN service, are entitled 10 pen
siona.
n no widow then the children under xteen years
Of age are entitled TO pensions,
II widow chiidren then the neither, II wholly
or in part dependent on deceased for support.
II no mother, then the siaters OF deceased, under
sixteen years Of age, whOlly in part dependent
pOUNTTEs.
All ENLISTED meu who two years entitled to
Bounty.
All VII are discharged by reaso- OF wounds re-
ceved In battle are entitled to bounty.
Bouuties aud arrears NJ pay due decreased soldiers
are paid foegs first, to his widow second, II no
widow, to his children.
II ne died unmarried; FIRST, 10 father; second n no
father TO muther; third. " father mother, then
to his Nrothers and sisters Arrsars Of pay goes to
JOHN II. .sTOPPELMAN, Esq, Dayton, Montgom-
cry county, Ohio, my authorized associate Appli-
cations Preoarsd and fer sArded by Kim, will receive
PROMPT attention. Oslfdu
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Spring and Summer 0pening.-Miss
A. Goodman will be pleased to have her mum
erous friends and customers call on Saturday
April 2, at her old establishment No $780,
Second street, to examine her complete stock
Of Millinery, comprising bonueIs, hats, and
flowers. 81
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Ausic.
STRING MUSIC

L AN prepared 70 iurhsh String Music fer balls,
p rites, &c, At the lowest Psssiba rates. Having
played with Prot Fairchd during The Last summer,
feel confident that satisfy all his cid custom
ers. ana q nenber Of the Resrnen,al hand, and
can furnish any number OF pieces for string hand
All orders len with Charles TheObald, coraer Third
and Jefersen streets, under Huston Hall, Will be
promptly attended to-
dei3dSp DANIEL n. RAKER.
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Rating Saloon and Restaurant

Formerly owned BY Mr V. Fines. ssuihsast corner Of
nNh And LudiOs, where he gli be AIDE a an tmus 10
supply them with the best the mara ets AuoFd.
o1srElis served apia ths besi ulannsT snJ 90
s.ohhoaos' AuIe
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Sally empire
City and Other Matters.
travellers Register


pS-Trains Errive and dspsrttrsm ths Bnisp DOPet
a. fohsws;
CtsoISSsrI, HANtLrsE AND BATTss.
Depart. thrive.
Louisvine and st. Lsuis Aails. S:3s s5Oa m
Cincinnati Accommodat sn......s;f5 = ma 500 p N
Clncinunti matl......s ..sssa'V IN f;so N
Cincinnati Accommodation n-... 64S p m 1925 m
sstOps AZ Middlstovn and Hamilton only.
DAYTON, XkAIA ASs CoLUNBBs.
Eastern Express 10 M h2e IA
Columbus AccOmmodAuon...... $3.50 p m sasA m
Aenia Acoommo odat IN .,.......... e;lo PIN
Eastern Expresse. ....,....... 1890 4t9 m
0The liOS N trein leaves daily except Sundays.
Passengers this trails must purchase their
before $50 m.
sANBusEr. DAVrss AND CnctNNaTt.
SanduskY Mail ,..-,..... ...s.......S 80 q m efe
HuBtsville Accom- m odaHou. $500 p m 2sS , m
DATros AND MIaHtaAN.
lineage Mhll.,.,ss.... .....s.....lpVo a IN SAa N
Chicago and Detroit kKpress.. 500 pm Gte p m
ISDIANA CsSrsAL AND DATros WEsTEas.
st. Icus and ChicaRs Mail.....s;S5 IN me m
indianapolis sAccommodatiOn..450P pm 500 y N
DArroS a USIsS
Accommo odatis gu ............- m s;55a IN
Express. n $40 m
SAMUEL ". KING, Agent.
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Da!IOn' 1eniA and Uolum11. p.n-.

n IiKE1 1-i1S - -AAes - 49, is
rS lsteT- fron Dayton oI 70 al 's Gogbua rhronsp
asl A. fodosys dsy iSnas S,h as. leaving Sn9ss. SS,tes
ana cslaUa Day ETpSe5Ip 5p'ssS e. igso NJ; CnSp6s ,s
- H., son. :, ems and London. a. these trsns
oonOu' " way stations between 6sSssSa s;sS
inoial,el,5 ~ I. =. ~ "a ton, night express IA
ptsas sig .. M SNiuhSus and Cnoinuaii i1a. ~
'e5 Than Dayton t,ira ""s nne e,Shieh is nnuta. t
Aiug on s. " < can can he had for all EAs,eTr ,i,,
noi7 hiNG, Ticket agent S'''sh o
- ~ hoObMA.GIj sIfnsr,.,-
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Illinois CeHIFal kallroao
Atle IN u SsS.sf sFssae.rs,,s..

Df --'-.7-2l ~. taA,El
,,Ns.., ORANGE or TINA.
IE.1tnAst 1t1ntAstoQh and PanA a. tsIin.kA kA
Goipg No,, LEAVE AATfUOR' - 'Oii0Ss'
Soing south, 1850 n1sna ~ tt;Vo IA.
uoioy Nor,, LEAVE PAN4'
I,9'ng south, 1880 = ro ami - ~ pm
non ". p JOHNSON ~ 1iao sao m.
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A.E.m CLuRE.

NJ Esf m OHa = y NJ
REAL BSTA TEA GENT
NO. 900 THIRD STREET. AT JOHN H. sToPPEL-
MANS OFFICE.
I HAVE a large amount Of property for sale, such
As houses and lots, IN all parts Of the city at var
Gus prices ranging from four hundred ten thousand
dollars, on good payments, and well situated: and
any quantity OF vacant lots Tor sale Also, several
farms Tor sale, ranging from hundred and aiNty
acres down TO two acre t. adjoining the city and ia
the county.
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
to buy, will do well to call on me, as shall give
prompt stsntiOn TO all business entrusted to my care
] hove had considerable experience in the husiness
lAsdlm A. +. MCCLURE.
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Will they Do Itl-The Republicans o.
this city aro invited by certain abolition pa.
I've never name the JourRaD 10 rally to the
polls on Monday ne St, TO the tune of old John
Brown, the convicted felon" who was hanged
until he 'ods dead for leading gang Of mur.
dererI into the State of Virginia and dslber-
ately shooting dowa deienselsss citizens at
HArper's Ferry.
John Brown was guilty as every body knows,
of the grossest, most brutal and most unjusti-
fable violation Of Law, order and the public
peace, that was ever committed by an Ameri.
can citizen, aud yet the peol lie Of the City Of
Dayton are invited to rally to tune com.
memoralve of his name aud his crimes win
they do t2
The Weather This institution has been
in a state Of rebellion for a day or two, be.
sides being wrong end foremost and t'other
end up
Yesterday, the wind came irresisIibly gust
after gust and the women retired to their
intreHchmentsin in great confusion, And all Of
forts TO rally them again were frnitlsss, they
were utterly demorsliGed. -.A-\.f w &
The dust in the street was routed with
heavy loss, aud fell back into every body 8
eyes-causing them in turn to surreHder, ua
conditionally. After there we're no mose eyes
to 6ll, the balance Of the shattered forces OF
tbs dust sought. refuge in the dry goods stores
Hats and caps we're lifted like Inflated bal
looms high into the Air--and bareheaded men
in great numbers, took the oath of allegiance,
or some other oath, and Spore with eonsid.
cradle ability
The worst OF il all is, that the rain of last
evening, like the reihiorcements Of Hawkins
came too late to Law the discounted dust. and
is generally regarded as a failure
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Freaks of the Market There was a
fellow in market the other morning with very
arge eyes and very small soul, who modest
ly expressed tbs self sacrificing desire to re-
ceive seUeRtyfUe cent? per pound for his but
ter According to that, COW and calf ought
to be worth about one million five huRdred
thousand dollars in Lincoln's loyelest green
backs.
When Butter gets to be worth 70 cents
per pound the era contemplated by Mr. Chase,
when a breakfast will cost 81 900, may be
considered at hand
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Agencp.

JAMES -. DONALDSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 10 MAIN ST, OVER J. :. BDGAR's STORE.
Desirable Residence for Sale.
/ OFFER for sale the residence OF M. Jackson. on
L Jefferson street, third door south OF Fiflh The
lot is one hundred and fourteen feet-hou On thu
premises is fine thIee.story brick dwelling house.
containing fourteen rooms, tine garden and stalla
Also, double frame house. This Is one OF the most
desirabled pieces OF property In Dayton and will be
eod cheap, II an early application is made to
JAMES F. DONALDSON, Real Estate gent,
mAldlm No. ~ Main street, second story
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Sprrlal Notices


I EARNESTLY caution all young men sufietlne
their healih BY satroniA1g any Of the adyerlisng
uuRcks You Osn fu'ly recover by the methods used
by the advertiser, and by hundreds OF others, and in
no othef WY. Read letter which will send youu
you will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct TO RDWAkD II. TRAVER,
de2adaw6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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Book Bindery-ln BeekeIs BuiIding, over
the Post ofics; every description OF Binding
is executed in the very best style, and at
cheapest rates. such as Blank Books, MRga-
zines, &c. Ruling done to order Remember
the place, Room No, %, Beckers Building.
Nv local. +. W. MEYER.
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baltimore ana Ob,o ps,, ssst As'S

.EnaT N - - :ilies ss.. .1i;ssss3
u 4i ,asidn SailGSAL Sad SiItl,l ko Feminine.
1saSood arEers5Srrss SS S l ihs Last aaS whss SIM
ouis N the Sast SatOsds sisaasrs c foI sbs SaG @o
lhrss trans badly ior s,i = And Aorthses1.
Leave n, ,i,i,lon ohr only route 10 WasLIn,Saa.le lilies
Tna sS S's ~ On sandaS q, t;o - aad ivto M ~ e.
a% LsSse Washington al 6G0, 9,tsd - ana $40 IA oal,
iroagi Ss Sssss sGsys 10 e., a ao and m oa, @ and $50
va va, ngIoa CY Tan eAn be procured
inglrs 1 S'Ss i anaiAre low as By VasSss q g.
any Of 's pncPsi i.st1o SioTs sd Ghio uS TSs.s
T.. 4; SULLIVAN, Cen 'v wlH ths West.
w.F.shIr. n Massei Gol' f. Cen lieisi Ss SIs.0 Aga
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DayIon nd AIIehlgAn kAlllond.

IN and aher Sunday, nov Is, lso3, uAms f. j.,
~ lesve Nn0n Depot, Sixth street, luf 1Otaio ~
Auintefmeiists points as iullowa.
Toledo and ChcRgU hRii st iOOdAin
Chicago and Detroit ktakt 4 Kpress =, !. ID,
holl X. M. shUhMAkHh. a. si,t,.r,,,, ~, T.. =. d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29

LAlL1aic s1aAA- ~
t CHANCE oF TiMk
ON and after Monday neat usina On me iouia,
" Central Will leave me Julou Dsp0t Sixth strpF1
stS.k5 Ia aud 4tD ~.
Returning, wi affvr 81 ti;i0 n matdsuOb hn
The a.ed m, SUI ftup ni, express trans mao,
eiuss eonaecutn 60 al lihts IA the Nest aud SOM
and afV pm trMn b. the shortest anu suickest tut
" ChioaRs snd the N0fthWest
hoE a.. ~ WOODWARD, experimentation
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cOE-on TAlI.dsy Dec 70 ~ Hsdscn City Il. =, Of con;
.unpion Adelaide daughter Of Samuel and LonisaCo sed
The relatives sud aiend. e The family are Invited without
further notice 10 attend the unc- So the a0ove resi-
drnce Sunday sfterncoH, r2 O'Clock.
LMERS-At lh.,r residence In Jersey Cy. Thur
day, Dec 20, Cshsrius Jan. only daughter OF Iaoms IL
and J.ssis '. Chalmers. sg-d mouths:
Tier r-ms,ls were inferred IN Greenwood Cor:etsry.
DlTCHETT-On Thursisy. Dec. -. ]. Murray Di.eb-t',
Tao friends ofth. sny ssd members OF Engine Co No
sss respectfully lnyii- sttsnd tie fanera fou bis ate
rrsidsnce No. l3T M,disons, 90 s.rtda! rou,rs.l 10
O'clock HIS nma!y VII. B, Inferred In hsi"un Gem
terry. Mo:rtssas.
EANNING--Ou TuesGay morning. The :TIa p,i. So,0o'oi'
fsnriHs, in tie 18Th ycas q nj. &c.
Tho friends Of tn" fsn .ua of h. .on Chse. t'nnos e
in Aisn Stree, Presbyterian Church. Grand 81
without further no'i1e.
GUNNIsG-n Brooklyn. Wednesday Dec ~ o. The resi-
drrc~ Of her law john Drh NO ?09 Fort1'c.n,
Place s.,rr ling, ring illness Sarah T., widow Of Edward
Gunniss ssq., IN the s7th 7eu Of her age
The rcsvs. friends OF the family and thc.oe Of her soo'
In Law tho Rev. James Thomson John j. prsAe ard I'll
ford smith respectfully iuv;,sa &c ..'sad the funeral
1t 81 Ann. Church sands and Wsshsreoa1s Brook
lyn. SATURDAY, a. e'oAs-.p m.
Bsrbs4os. papsrs pesse copy.
LAPHAM-lu Brooklyn. Thursday TIE eth inst. FL,
beth Arns. d,ish,rr u Arson L,PhSn H;'d :. Year.
friend. family invita- % 8t.ud fhc fUne. AZ
tho resdeuce Of her urce Dsniei g. Roohn' No ~ Men
rec place Btookiyu met ia, sernocp New fes;s
dsyi g. 2ocloss. without further ro.!cs
5HiTH-A, Jap,olcs, T.. I, on Tus.hy moinas, ea n..
Cscons Hasne' wife Q, lsg'- smith lnt as's'., a. me
.
E,vs I'D end iry,sd n stsDd her funers " ta
Church Jsus,ss Friday. Dec. - isC!. oaoss D. 70
SMrrII-it Washington Hesht. on Nedn'sdsy. Dec ~.
Mrs Mar tr;ith w3o~ Il abe late Csp' benjamin ruro
OF this city IN .he 69sh war OF neI aga
F,i-Id. Of e family ar. p.-i s,tond the r,esa
tnd,y. I4h psI st ociocA, fr.m th. redssge o. her
.o,inlsw Charles 4. L-yeridge. Ne. 3i1 Ea, IlTs. I"
sCUDDER-On "wednesday. Dee. a. Lor.sA H.. vic o.
H-uryJ. SeudleT ard aaashes c: Prof Chs'ir' p've'
Sgd ~ years
s rc.aves ard friends invited - .,tSDd Tho ioG.i ser
yice ST. Georges Church THIS tEfdsSl
afternoon. ~ u ococs-
riEnASN-Or, T,.uuiay. Dec %. Mary Newell fieusnu
fridoy Of A,on, T-nsnnl IL he 'Hh year az her ago
Ihs Funeral xiL tai. place safardav Dec - irou mr.
l.,o residence, Nc. 90 EIrs rvsuty tn.rdss
W!EaLoW-In Broeslyn "a Thursaa, ?'ss .. Willie y.
Wins.ov youn,rH cA!d % sShr snd ea'h N ia'c",
aged Jssfs, s aIoafhs and days.
TIE ssa..yss sd fcnds 81 the family tv.l q stted
ne srrera al No. u r+pse. Ga Sunday. Jsl. |. 81
P. a..
wHIPpLE-ou Wsdradsv Dec. -, Avery u. Wbipple,
aged 81 Year..
TIE r,!.~s srd n5. Ct .he family esp-aly invited
s;tsod h, hinars S.na.y, jan D. iso'r h' ise e'''
donrs, 10. - Do!sr'"y'st., ~ c'c0St.
Aeutucss, pspgSs r.sOe cops.
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NARBIE ID.

On "Wednesday h. ,S,b in.,.. BY
The Rev H. h.. smith. D. D.. Mr.. John u. Bo'Ardsr so
Uiys eldest d,ush,ef Of Francis II. Brown, ers, al OF
Brooklyn.
CLARK-WILDEY-On Tuealsy 9Th INST. by n. Rev
Joseph Widey Heury NJ Clark to Jcs-phins }. widely
daughter Of the cf.ci-.irs clergyman
ILDRTTU-MILLER--In tai. city. Wednesday. Dee
90 by s. ID. BurchsTd odd Eebert H. lidr.eh Of Bridge
hampton, L. l.. u Marietta Miller Of Benson. VI
uoLLEY-SPERRY-In Waterbury. c., on Tretdsy. Dec
20 Ransom HoeJ 0. Wocoyilis, Co.. md Mary D. spsry
Of Waterbury
PALMER-GARDNER-A Chr;Es Church, Middle Had
dam Conn. On Wednesdsy Dee. ~. 1854 By The Rev VIM
H. Nlbc-t LoE Palmer Of New York TO soph'a h. dsGgn
ter Of Capt. Edward e. Gardner Of Middle hsidsm No
cards
AKoS-on Thur-lay Dec. ~ ~ the Res
Geo. Alex P-i.y Fi,y'efad Tisisl 20 Ma. Pauline H.
founye.i ds yhter OF r.. p. Aaron ali oi s- ey 40
cards.
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ltdveftiaegeE..l
HOLIDAY GIFT

HOLIDAY GIFT.
WILCOX and GIBBss SWING MAXINE
IL il entirely noiseless
patented device prevents It's oeins 'u'hea pach
ward
The needle cannot be- set wrong. g,
The uerumef Fel!er aud Bra!dar are acknowledged
n I've superior 10 all others.
II received the Gold Medal Of IRE American Institute
in 1861.
II also ed the frs. premium for "rFr BEST
SEWING MACHINE al the great NEW ENGLAND AIR "
tho Vermont state Fair" tho "Pennsy sn!a state
Pair" and the Indiana State Far" 1874.
OPrIcE. No. ~ BaoADwAr.
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Besrsas Of the Escmy fPsU ssva1nsh.
Ff0R Or ,retsl CoTrespopdeEt
FoEI kcAIIISTIE-
Iy,,,,r1 "a Ia,

fOEl MICA
0GHEcHHE RIVER Ga, Dec. ?l-nnoc.)
Az The fort we have direct iniormstion from
official sources that Con. Wood hss captured 81 gum,
and Slocum sigh. guns ron the sn@nys forihcA'onS
TWO hor,s since. Tho Rebels had abandoned their
,,ronsost outsr line Of works and 70 was Confidently
expected that they making preparations TO eyHco
ae the cry. Our troops are now marching toward 'hs
civ and If We credit TIA on this end u or
line IL il highly probable ths, the city viii Toll into oI
hands w,tou, struggle. This viii b. ssor'ons he.s
n tine for aresdy ordci out for 40 ssssuh on hoiJ
,,orks 10 the morning. W. have . large nunbe, OF
yeyy lssYy gups bearing directly IN the CITY. which
were received from ths feet, and ~ they Cow 10
poyition. and in sAsy arge Of Savannah Il - nt
improbable TO suppose that thsre may b. ~znetlin.
more than rumor in this statement vhich hoe been Sn.
70 Coz Sherman, now ~ Hilton Heed.
II is stated that She Rebels have rst,estea rom ,he
o,,y On the Yoad kDowD ~ the Cn0n Caosrvsy. 70
H.yd.ayp station on he Charleston end ssI AMI sh
Railroad Hs.dse,ile Is I've mss cost % the Sevsn.
nsA River and twenty Iai.s BY ran. The rallosd l.
,soor,ed cut q PocotAiigv aud nesr the COmba~c
litter This s,s-emsnt cannot voacb for ~ the,s Hs
90 many contradictory Iepors one alleging thsi 10
no. aA bu, controlled BY oar guns tss prt'enths The
enemy from usng tie railroad. start ct osee fu me
Let wing to sscsrtsn she truth Of ths startling rauoT
and hope 10 b. able 70 forward sose tr'stwp@tsy
di.patch il soason for the nsIt steamer. hhh
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dasosarect,pes. Photograph perhaps Of deceased
friends OF rciatives porcelain private letters. oil
vees mixed up In dire confusion. forming pile Of
debris tbs. sorrcwfu TO behold. catering another
room. the secret Of all this wsnton destruction
was apparent. for There beAAd quito an extensive
chemical laboratory for the manufacture of fuses shells
and tOrpedDes, With endless assortment Of French
aud English ammunition Of al kinds. Pamphlets and
books with hisa0riss Il experiments in various
foreign srsepals. results Of the trials Of ord
nance. naval and Land gunnery. proiectiles. ETC.,
together With hundreds Of official letters
from the ocalled Confederate Government all testify
ing TO the treason Of the occupant Dr. Scrrsn whose
hslds the position OF Major in the Rebel army
The Doctor had fed few days previous t. arrival
at Savannah. and was too alarmed at our rapid ad.
vance TO remove Aslf his private property. The
grounds surrounding this unfinished dwelling were
adorned with tho finest kind Of trees and shrubber the
Palm trees growing In rows beneath which wound ser
peptnc foot.paths nicely graded with the box plant
laid oct In fancful shapes OF hearts crcscens' moons
starr. shisds and other TASTY forol dosns al exhibit
ing TIE haDdivork Of forcutnrist Tbs cost OF this
dwelling alone. when completely finished with i.s
beautiful osselated floors and hearthstones and its
spiral iro3 staircases ocad not have been much less
than six;y thousand dollars. The haste was SO great
that the Doctor was unable baf Of bis slaves
and to-day quite nuuber OF them the uniform Of
liberty ssd rendering good service TO The Aneri-
people sndttber cause In some future letter IN
tend to mention few interesting incidents connected
with these Rice Darkies they arc called. 90 IN.
like aay ether class oi slaves in the South Ther de-
vo.ion ~ our soldiers ind the ca1se they are f,Etpg
for seems almost incredible. I.k.H
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tAdvcr.issment.I
MARyIy's SAFES.

NEw.foRK, Dec. q, 1904.
Nssefs. MARvrs 4 Co.:
GENTLEMEN: Our store, with our entire stock OF
goods was wholly destroyed in the fire OF Friday night
last and all We saved books and papers in one
Of your ,afes which you nay be sure Is especially graft
fyinE tous.
Even the loose bank bills and papers oil Of them
we preserved
Our safe was in the third story and fell 20 the sub
OF the result but they proved entirely groundess We
shall want another have pnce 20 put IL.
Yours truly SAML GLESS & Bro.
late OF No. So Beekmsnst.
M,Rvlss PATENT Alan and Dry Plaster SAFis are
warranted TO mold their contents corrode the
iron, MARVIN 4 Co. No. 10 ROadway.
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iAdvertisement.i

Do not waste your money buying any Of the
numerous worthless articles called GOLD Prs which
have flooded the market for the last few years when
at lower prices you get pens which acknowledged
TO be the BEsT IN THR WoBLD.
Sec advertisement in another column: ''Ths Pen u
Migh,isf than the Sword
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FROM GEN .SHERMAN'S ARMY
I've Corps Seat In Pursuit. Of Hsrdee-
Heavy Firing ON the 2esh-supPssisis.
hat the Rebels were Overtakcu.
-c.a p.,p.tch TO The n. Y. Tribons.

f-cIa. U..lttcL % The n. Y. Trbons.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. Dec. 90 1864.
One of Sherlnans scoutS private i'll the
Oth Iowa who received fnrlous hor valuable services
daring NE great march arrived al Baltimore to-day
He ssis TIA, when be left Savannah on the afternoon
VI the Doth heavy canDonsding heard in the dhec
t4Jn OF Broad River 1t WINS the impression at head
quarters when the boat left, that HaIdees force had
been oTerskcn by the troops dispatched BY Gen. Sher
nan in pursuit, and that battle was in progress
Ihs os lnonsdng was very heavy Two osps were
. purSu!, of Hardee.
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turs Tuesday evening at Cooper Institute lost prop
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the time OF the pictpociets providing out back they
viii please cell OF the President Of the Police Commis
aioners q s..es and state the circumstance
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