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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

CONCENTRATED LYE F.!

FAMILY SOAP MAX ER.
w dI makes high prces; Saponifer helps 10
duce them. 1t makes Soap for Four cents pound
by using your kitchen grease.
bb- CAUTION! As spurious Lyes offered
also, be careful and only uuy the Patented article
put up in Iron cans, all others being eoUhterfeits
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFAOTNG co.,
PhiIadsIPhIa-No. Ia7 Walnut street.
PITTS burg-rItt st. and Duqussne Way.
nol7daW3m
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

At 81, bEuOND sfl BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
we pay particular attention 70 the quality OF our
material and use only the hest English steel.
charge.
"a Our retail department ls IN charge 0ieOnp petsnt
ladies'. oorsets and Spiral bustles constantly on
sold Wholesale and rsnh siEO. SCI second street,
DaYt0n. jasdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

ng1-our telegraphic dispatches announce
some cavalyry Sighting in Tennessee, and
good deal of excitement generally. Stirring
news from that quarter, will not surprise US
at any moment
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ze9al.
PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all Administrators, Ex-
IN ecutofs aud Guardians who default Or hiing
inventories ana sale bills, for settlement with the
Court, to come forward Immediately aud perform SAID
duties, and iaing to do, the proper proce edlna
Will be Instituted 10 compel the same
SAMUEL BoTHiN, PROBATE Judge NJ. O. %.
naNlDn, OHIO JhnuAIY y, lshl-laI ld1aM2
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for Sale.
A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residence, with fifteen
~ acres Of good land. lying one mile north Of Day
ton, ON the old Troy road, IA offered at private sale
There II large and comfortable frame house, and
grated apple, pear and peach trees a large assort-
ment ol slrawberry vines, of the Wilson, New Albany
and Prolific varieties, also about three of young
currant bushes, for wine purposes. Any persons de-
string to purchase are requested to call aud examine
the property themselves tho proprietor IL con.
hdent that Il will bear inspection.
Also, ten and hall acres Of timbered land, four
miles north OF Dayton, pcsr the old Troy road.
no2idsWtf JAMES KNOOP
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Iglalts.

NATANTED--A permanent situation book
w keeper, clerk, salesman, travelling agent, man
uiscturer OF tobacco. The advertiser offers the in
ducement OF acquaintance with the French German
and English languages. Inquire al No. ITO MAN ST.
opposite the jail.
de26dlm gALNATOR SCH HFFR
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AsSIGNEES NOTICE.

A ~, persons having claims aRainst job Henry
"A snydermAn, will present thonl 20 the undsrslga.
ed, who has been duly appointed arsgnee Tor settle
meni. lagWee WILLIAM RLOEKEk.
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Grunks, sc.
NEW TRUNK :MANUFACTORY.

q. IL. l. WE,
NO. sIs THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO. ONE
DOOR WEST oP LADow's MARBLE YARD,
yJE would most respectfully inform the cltlssus
w Of Dayton and the pahlic IN general that We
have opened Trunk manulsctOry, where ~ vii
keep ON hand all kinds Of Trunks, Nalisaa, Carpst
and Travelling Bags, all " which We will sell atWh9s
sale OF retail A. cheap - any house In The city.
Particular attention paid 20 repsiFina Old Trunks
A share Of peh onaee solicited.
h,b-We also have two acres OF goOd land In Miami
City which wall sell cheap. fesd0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

About Atmospheres Philosophers have
demonstrated that the earth not only revolves
upon its axis, but also moves with great velo
city in an immense circuit around the sun
This is all kept secret from the senses and
perceptions, by the presence and power of the
surrounding aud accompanying atmosphere.
Our object in making a statement that is pa
tent to all, is friendly one. We wish TO rss
mind the honest people of the country, that
there is, at this time, political atmosphere
surrounding them, Of the power and influence
Of which, they are totally unconscious. That
it has blinded their perceptions, and paralyz-
ed their faculties, is demonstrated by their un-
reasoning persistence in the accomplishment
Of their own and their countrys ruin The
natural excitement produced by a state of
war, and the fierce enthusiasm of those who
are enriching themselves of its prosecution,
are exerting an influence over them as subtle
and deceitful, as it is powerful and pernicious.
1t is the old song of the syren the charm of
the viper; the enchantment of the sorceress.
Thus only can it be explained that peace
ful and humane religion has been transform
ed into monster of uncharitabeness and
blood, and thus only can we account for the
adherence OF men whom we know to be hon.
est and conscientious to principles which
1 plainly involve the overthrow of their own best
interests, and those Of their country. 1t is
the infatualion of folly; the magnetism of
ruin. 1t is the power of a drugged and uu-
natural atmosphere which has slupeGed the
inteIlecls, and poisoned the hearts of the A
merican people. II must be thrown of, aud
that speedily, or it will be to1 late.
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In aay eaas OF RhsumAhsra, no matter Of how long
standing, where the direcHsns were carefully follow
ed, n0T, Indeed IN the case Of any disease for which
In cSsss of neuralgia, baihs in the back eide, and
chest, cramps W The stomach, aprana, spinal rriia.
ton aud Weikneas chrsnio sores burns scads fr0st-
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Ths VLinirnentam is the result of many years
psrnevering experiment, and combines aInong "a
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POWER,
which no other IAnimant Possesses and which IL the
secret Of the unparalleled success which Insela the
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TRY IT ONCE, AND you WILL KRVnR BH
WITHOUT IT. ffar|
Itls pat up In - cent, 80 cent aud u bottles win
hal directions for use ana manufactured only by
~ .ab.ff m l DIR. 4. CONWAY, Proprietor,
a4fas s I'd No. 8Se Third 81, Dayton, Ohio
For sale BY merchants and druggists sVsFywheie.
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NOTICE

LNLLER LADEW nled her petition In the Court o
~ Common Pleas ln aud for the county Of Moni-
gOmeTy, the state Of Ohio the slst day Of De,
0ombsr, 1855, against John Lsdsw, praying Tor d.
y9res ior The causes Of gross nsglset o. duy and
adultery EILKN LAOkR.
JoaIAH LoYEIL, Attorney. la9W6
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.Hor Rent.

HOTEL FOR RENT.
HNHE large aud commodious hotel near the railroad
on tine corner of Main and hixth street. known a.
the Chicago House, formerly called The AHthouy
housel - Odared for rent, 20 a good teuant The
house s large brick, situated near the Railroad De-
pot and buit and used expressly hotel. Persons
wishing information ia regard TO the house are re-
quested 20 call ai No. 1V7 FHh street Diokeyi ;
Block delailm }, BIRk Ell. Agsat.
lCIncnnati Rnanlrer oons 4
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Da.ton Weekly Empire.
o. 5 by HUBBARD & BROTHER,
ia, OF THE LOGAN COUNTY GAzErrrj

Hasg taken charge Of the DlYros EHPIRE, we
possesl the desired facilities for publishing hrst
class per, AMI respectfully subnt this Prospectus
To- iheatrotic, Liberty loving Democracy every
whate'r their subscription and support.
IuesPfEa will be democratic paper, without
any pa qualification. II will be for Constitution,
TOR ~ for Liberty, for Peace. "The Empire n
feifeaaid Napoleon, and 50, humbly, but earnest
~, 4A3e. THESE ideas va shall incucaiei not by
yo tenr foIcble resistance TO constituted authority
but IN The pale Of tho law, by argument by facts,
hy apIls 60 tie reason Of the people.
Tllsar ol 1861 Is destined to be memorable for
all tin II must msrk the Ea Of Democratic Resto-
rat Nav, Order, Peace, aud Union--Or the utter
aud nioYerihTos OF American Llbs, ~, with super
yensniespotism, or Anarchy, which IL more to be
deldo than Deapotlsm,
0Hs the conditions OF Democratic snooess, which
mu q ramphed with. IA the dissemination o DEM
ocralhpers These on ght 10 10 put ia the hands
feetaul doubt OF success next fall would be
ed tPeoPle will redeem themselyea, II they can
only DiorIned.
Tllesho we're readers Of ihe
L Co "A N @ n z r II t IA
VIII arstand what .. to be the character Of the
EnPit In addition 10 carefully prepared and sound
psIaetic editorials and selections It will be uil OF
81 ts
Lif Spice, and Variety.
A, hos MglaoRNE having declined TO take
ciiafrf the Roman kmplfe-wil have a Depart
meu4 he fariRr OF Dayton, and Will "irradiate
the emE horizon, !" "With his usual ability" as
| 'thaAeT will truly shOW."
Tliathor OF "iiNCLE SANS HOTEL" RYE
| COFF," "DE sKRENADE," So., will sing hla
| merrngs a. often occasion inspires them.
| 1nfFil, An Ia the Logan 9alats, he quanNtT Of
! "BuNuts picked up under our oWu Tree" and
| serve each number OF the Weekly.
In ltion % thus, careful attention will be paid 10
the OF the Week, Market Reports, and, IN a
! WoId that goes 70 make up pleasant, reliable,
| and Nally sound Democratic paper.
| iWt ID This Prospectus 70 old friends everywhere,
aud Ihny OF whom We hope 70 make friends, ia
the " aud hope that they will aid ua IA the estab
hshu OF reasonably prosperous Democratic
TERMS
! "a glo subscribers 81 per Annum, always 10 ad-
vandclnor deliberation We have concluded. noi-
wtllang tho eKorbitant prices for paper, ink, 4e,,
70 sesn copies OF tho Weekly for fifteen Dollara,
knoN hat there 10 not iownship IN ohio who're n
club not 10 made up on these terms.
THAily 10 sent 10 mail subscribers ior % per an
nnus sAdyanee, or siE months for 81,
/ HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
DAYTON, OHIO.
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l0nElnal.
YEARNING FOR PEACE.
T o uARY

On my hrow, dear Mary. a shadow,
Has fallen asleep since we met.
And my heart has grown sad with sorrow--
sorrow II cannot forget.
II has not been so long since wo parted,
Accounting the number Of years.
But oh, what an age Of disaster,
OF ruin, and anguish, aud tearsl
The curse of Jehovah IL on US;
Our plains and our rivers are red
with the blood Of American brothers,
Alas by Americans shed.
We mourn, meath the rule OF the wicked,
The trtmphs OF passion and crime:
For the heavenly peace they have broken,
To slaughter our brave in their prime
For the wreck ofthe happies county
That ever smiled out upon time.
We mourn for the love that has peush'd
With those who have sunk on the plain
And for that which ~ still, still chersh'd,
(Athough It has turned TO pain)
By those whose fond eyes shall never
Behold their beloved again.
know you have olen, dear Mary,
Thought over this sorrowful theme
or babes pressed TO hearts that are broken
OF homes thst so desolate seem;
ofmadens bewallng their lovers
The end OF iles blissfulesl drsaml
And know You are gent and loving
know you are tender and true,
And know that Gods beautiful angels
Are overmore wandering through,
The vapors of time with the blessing,
Of heaven for beings like you.
And therefore thought would ask you
70 pray for this sad wars surcease-
To implore from the Father who loves yen,
The boon and the blessing Of PEAcE.--T. II.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

WOOD FOR SALE.
lATE have lot of good seasoned wood for sale at
w 50 per cord, delivered. Orders received st 70
aud rs Jefferson street. aud s II. Keilmeicr's Grocery
opposite the Woodyarl.
la6d2w J. Il. GILBERT co,
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&usic.
Stirring MUSIC.

Il AM prepared 20 lurnlsh String Music for balls,
i psrtes, So, at the lowest possible raies Having
played with Prof. Farchld during the last summer,
feel confident that satisfy All his old custom
srs. l am member OF the Regimenial Band, aud
can furnish any number OF pieces for string band.
All orders leit with Charles TheObald, corner Third
and Jefferson streets under Huston Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
del3d5m DANIEL BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

Lieut.. Kline, late of the 93d regiment,
o. Y. l., having heen appointed by the military
committee of the First Ward, az recruiting
agent for the same, is authorized to pay the
henvy bouniiss of $507 for veterans, aud
$1O7 for raw recruits, Lieut. Kline may be
found at the Franklin House, corner of Main
and Second Sts., when rot absent from the
City. Those who are really in favor of "a
vigorous prosecution of the war" will make
a note ofthis opportunity to give practical ev-
idence Of their sincerity.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
William o. Fisk


SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

Miss A. S. Ryder ia now canvassing our
city for the sale Of couple of pleasant and
instructive books entitled respectively "The
Fisher Boy and "Crests from the Ocean
World" both, we believe, from the pen of A.
lonzo Tripp late Principal Of Highlands In-
stitute, Roxbury Mass. In addition to the in
herent value of these books, we may state
that their purchase affords an opportunity to
the charitably disposed, to contribute to the
necessities of a young lady who is blind, and
sh~refore entitled to the substantial sympa.
thy of generous public
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-22
from FOrtresS NIanrOe.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, August lS.-The hospital
steamer Connecticut arrived at noon to day from
Deep Bottom. James River, with 400 wounded
mostly from the battle of Tuesday last. and be-
longing to the ID and 10Th army corps =.
BY this arrival we learn that yesterday was
comparatively quiet, with the army on both sides
of the James River
The left wing of the army on the north side
rests on the James River, and holds the position
gained on Sunday last
The right wing has advanced, and is upwards
of four miles from Malvern Hill, in the direction
OF Richmond Malvern Hill is in our possession
While the Connecticut was lying at Deep Bot
tom, very heavy cannonading was heard up the
river, commencing at one and lasting till half
past two O'Clock this morning The cause or re
suit was not ascertained
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-22
DAILY SENTINEL
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE IN answer 10 Gov. o. p.
Noarox's erroneous statements the Republican
Convention February %, Ie1s Prepared and pab
lisbet by order q the Democratic state Central Co-
mitiee.
This q mastery and complete refuiaiion of the
nnssisiemenfs and false reasoning contained In Gov.
Morion's speech and should be placed In the hands of
every voter ~ the STATE 20 that tne peoI. nasy jrdge
raised by Ills Excellency The Facts csntain TwESTT
large and closely printed pages Price - per hundred
FACTS Foa The PEOPLE. an German, Price
- 90 per 100,
rHE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
PECTS 0F THE COUNTRY. Speech Of Hon d. W.
voOEuErs in the House Of Representatives Of
the United States, March ,, 1864. The multitude In
all countries patient to a certain poiBt"-JVSIUs.
This pronounced to be Of the ablest and most
eloquent speeches delivered in Congress. II is
most elaborate review % the present condition Of the
Union and It's future Is foreshsdowed from the expert
and history Of other nations This speech ooea-
pies large and closely printed pages Price,
- per hundred.
SPEECH OF Hon. d. W. VOORHEES,, in German,
Price ~ 30 per 100.
TEx MccLRLI.AS's REPORT.-A succinct and Con-
secutive Summary Of the entire DocumeHt-Original
Scheme Of the warThe Generals Letters to the Pres
idcnt, Secretary Of War, and Military Comma anders-
The VIRGINIA PENN suar and Maryland Campaign
How the Army Of the Potomac Fought, and how its
Sacrifices were rewarded in Washngton-Gen. NcClel-
lan's Tribute 10 his Soldiers SINrEEN pages Price,
THE WAR POWER OF THE PRESIDENT. Important
Decision Of the Supreme Court of indana-Mihtary
Arrests declared Iega-The Rights Of the Citizen de-
fined
This opinion regarded by the ableSt jursts of the
country unanswerabe exposition OF the subject u
discusses. EI0Hr pages. Price, Al 30 per hundred.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. A Lecture delivered be-
fore the Law Class Of the North Western Christian
University, IN March, 1850, by Judge PERKINS.
This Lecture is intended show the obligations of
the citizen in regard to the reclamation of fugitive
slaves and the rights guaranteed to the Slave States
under the Constitution. F0UE pages. Price, 81 per
hundred.
AUDITOR OF STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
contained ia the Report of Hon. Joseph Rstine for the
year 1864 with the correspondence between o. p Nor
ton, ESQ., and j. Rstine. Eight pages. Price, 81 30
per hundred.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, accompanied with
the money will receive prompt attention. In ordering
direct the in which packages shall be sent-h
sent by mail the postage must be prepaid
Address,
ELDER, HARKSESS BINGHAM,
Indianapolis. Indiana.
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from 81. f.Ouis.

Sr LOUIS, August 20-The St. Joseph pa
pers says:
Marysville, Kansas, ninety miles west of St
Joseph. WAS completely sacked by the Indians on
Sunday last.
No particulars.
This statement is quite doubtful
The route from Fort Kearney to Omaha is not
moested. and the overland mail is forwarded
from the former point to ST Joseph via Omaha
and Missouri river.
Gen. Fisks levied an assess ment of S., 600 on
the secessionists Of Shelby county. and SIS ,000
on Monroe county, to repair the recent damages
To the railroad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.
81. AGNES HAIL,
TEllISIc AIJTIE. IND.

yENHIS school, hitherto known the Terre Haute Fe
male Coege." has been purchased from its late
owner and the name changed TO ''St agnes Hall. and
70 he carried under the auspices Of the Episcopal
Church A corporation elected IRON among the mo.t
respectable citizens Of Terrs Hsuie ves the guarantee
that every promise mads in the circular Issued
be faithfully redeemed
and viii comprise parties distinguished in ed1caona Il
circles.
The terms Tor board and tuition have been placed a
the lowest possible igare. ccnsidefing the advanced
prices u Agricultural snd commercial produce.
Young lRiies will attend the Episcopal Church with
the Principal unless any other place Of worship Should
be designated by pageuts-
Cic-lars be obtained hy addressing The Na,te
of ST. Agnes Han. Ter. Haute. Ind.
auglS-ds,&w3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-22
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, Aug. l9-At noon TO day Admiral
Hope sent to the Tallahasse several boats with
crews and ordered her to cease coaling, which
was promptly enforced
She intended taking 800 chaldrons for a long
voyage but has less than 300.
She sails during the night. beyond a doubt, for
North Burg.
1t is impossible 10 obtain the names of The yes
sells destroyed.
HALIFAX, August 21-The Tallahassee left
here at 2 o'clock this morning. going in an east
erly direction.
Her record shows she has destroyed three ships,
three barks, one brig, fifteen schooners and one
pilot boat and boarded six other vessels. besides
retaining the pilot boat james Funk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-22
From ashtngtOn.

WAsHINGroN, August l9.-Supplies of the
new 7-30 Treasury notes were sent to day to the
Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York and
Philadelphia This causes no interruption in
filling the subscriptions heretofore made.
Within the last two months eighteen of the
Pension Office clerks have resigned owing TO the
inadequacy of compensation, considering the
high price of living Their salaries ranged
from 81 200 TO 81 500 per annum. The vacan-
cies thus filled have been filed.
The subscriptions to the 80 loan reported at
the Treasury Department amounted TO 81 ,2l1-
OnO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-22
ssaifrOad Accident.

PORTLAND, ME., August l9.-lt is reported
that serious accident occurred on the kenebec
and Portland railroad yesterday afternoon, near
Seven Mile Brook. to the one O'Clock train from
this city to Augusta, by the breaking down of a
bridge.
The engine, tender and baggage car passed
over safely, but the other cars broke through,
dragging the engine and tender after them.
Twenty or thirty persons were badly injured
but none are reported killed outright The bag
gage car was entirely demolished
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-22
ErOnl adclDhis.

PaLADELrHIA. August 20-Specia dispatches
to the Inquirer last evening from Harrisburg
state that the authorities up TO this time have
Rothing official from the border.
There are many rumors that Sheridan has
been defeated. but none of them are substantial
IL is said that Sheridan has retired to Harpers
Ferry His wagon train crossed the Potomac
last night. and is reported to be at Haserstown
this morning safe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-22
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
IMPROVED PANToSccPIc sPEcTAcLEs,

IL persons inoetfri 70 the sinking Fund hereby
notified that all lands m0rigared 20 aid ignd AM
on which Interest has been pad Ia advance or The
present year viii be advertised or sixty DAYS previol
70 and eerrd az psJc sale tie secoid tuesday In
December next
Nv ordsr Of the Board % Commissions
". II. TALBOT, President.
eugs-dw
iRezistsr aue Republican, I.xreac-hurs. Courier.
Madison; Tines and yoksbOte Evansville Journal and
Express Terre Harie Press Greencastle. Jefersonan
and Palladium Richmond: Times ard sentnel Fort
Wayne, sun. vrcennes; Argus and Courfer Lafsyetie
Review crawfordsyie; Go-hen emoc.af: D-mocf snd
Union. la porte. Aaron Journal stsn&ar, EAro1s he
publican, bTeensb1FS. Mercury ard Sentinel Rochester
Democrat and Republican. Piymouih: Democrat and
Spectator Aontcello Republican, Rushvils; Folunfeer
sheloyvines Democrat, hunflngtoa; Ledger, Ner Al
bsly. Appeal, Bedford Demorst, Columbus. Standard.
Anderson. Pres, N1ncic Journal, wlurhesfer. Demo
Review, Jay Cocay. Democra Hartford CITY Jay
Torchghf. Jay C. II, oil insert 20 the smounf % tee
dollars and send bill recelptec he once sf TIE sinking
Funa for psyrssn;. vita paper cosissnns the s1vrr
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MENplNc AND SECURING.


1GENDER AND sCoURER, has removed 10 Black
vi ford's Building. Fourth story. No q. eorne. Of
Washington and Meridian street.
An garments entrusted 70 him vii be promptly 3nd
neatly renovated and repaued
All kinds Of tailoring and cutting Tor boys and asn IN
The best style su short Roties and 81 ~ rAt-s.
80 t2s