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TEEAsUEy DEFkETSEsr,)
pfEhTF sIlIE7'CF A&FRICA,
rl. tugu1 July 25 1884

|F"NIT ~ 10 Vf t.aif MA,
Eilhm9n13 July 25, 1854
fkHAEf 'FASURY NOTES.-In or
Z eE .t.. q far as practicable, the early
H.ssi.fsa ,4- Treasury sf tne OUTSTA kDING
&%&tt us, tr- Treasurer, Assistant Ireasu-
res s .s~ 7o-lar.e va the different States, are
.a.' .afb.r.fj to receive the said notes, except
--r ila -l-- re "a pcT oeEtum, on deposit, issu.
..a rth l1tei o. loan, upon hypotEeca-
yil - Ju-tlz eI.5 t0nds. The said certificates TO
e -ayaUo CT demand aItar the expiration Of ninety
da,s.
and all agents 81 The sale Of the above bonds are
hereby GUthorgeG o receive the taxed notes witt
the exception Above named, ia payment O1 bonds
wLsa sold al Che rate ii GaE per cent5m.
u a. TRENHOLM,
eu 22-tz Secretary of the Treasury
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Joseph HODGSON, WHOLESALE Con-
81 MISSION MERCHANT, north side Of the BASIN,
has on consignment and for sale
so barrels SUPERFINE FLOUR,
Is barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
Is dozen POCKET KNIVES,
10 FRENCH C0RSEfS,
l20 gross STEEL PENS,
l gross PENHOLDERS,
10 reaIns NOTE PAPER,
boxes SUGAR,
l bale COTTON YARN, No g;
| barrel CRUSHED SUGAR,
20 eaddy boxes CHEWING TOBACCO
firkins FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER.
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FENWENTY b BARRELS TANNERS
4 OIL, very superior article, tor sale by
1e g--2w l.. HARVEY s. co.
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TEHE GRAND ANNUAL COMMUNI-
CATION Or THE GRAND LODGE OF
VIRGINIA OF Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
will ba bodjn the ALASONS' HALL IN this CITY on
MONDAY, the 18th Of December next, at o'clock
7, NJ
By order of II. ". Grand Master.
JOHN DOVE Grand Secretary.
Io-Ga-)T-45fi
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IEEAst E8 DFPARrMESTs
GasFSUFRATE STATES OF AMFeTCA,
HleHHosD, November II, 1864.

TREASUR1 NOTES OF THE OLD
ISSUE 70 the eudthqt every facility may be
s7fIriai L. the holders of these notes in etteeung
tn- exchange i5f ner, the Treasurer, Assistant
4 .ra ur-Is and Pay Bcp05tarles, and the pepoSi-
Sles wroee duty has been hitherto limited TO nuns.
!, 5.~ T-.,-,y authGlizei l. receive tho notes Tor
p 1ange Those not supplied With Tinds giu re-
psr tie usraer Of the iepostors, receiving allnotes
o-ered ior srd entitled TO, csetaDse untll tna let
d-y q January, l:ei, inolas.Fe- lhe hotts re-
f,sl and reziste1sd must be f3rwaIded by express
T. the Treasurer at Richmond, with Z copy OF the
r,5ster. ari new issues for the payment Of the de-
r3tors III. BE- iurne3iately iorf92rIed IN return
~ hssis-ant Treasurors and Depo itaries are
}sr,.i.g instrs cted o. reputlisL this notice.
c. 4 TRENHOLM,
m If-rfJ Secretary Of the treasury.
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FEHE GRAND ANNUAL. ASSEMBLY
OF THEuRAND ENCA9IPMENr NIGHTS
TEMPLAR OF VIRGINIA will be held at the MA
sons HALL, il tLis city, OF. TftC RSOAI My
at IL o'clock III.
BY order Of the ii. (. Grand Master
de a-tdm JOHN DOVE, @. r.
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NOR SALE, one BLACK STALLION
i fine saddle and harness horse, eight years
old time, 242 in trot or in pace. Price, $1,000
Also, one BAY MARE, thoroughbred Morgan,
five years old. Price, $4,000. Both warranted
sound.
These horses can be seen at Mr.. Hughes's farm,
on the Nine-dile road, about four miles from Rich
mond, on application to the undersigned.
A. M. HAWKEN,
Major and Commissary Sergeant,
de S-lws Humphreys Brigade.
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V7HREE HUNDRED DOLLARs RE

A wARD.-Ran away, Wednesday, Decem-
Der 1th, my negro girl, ELIZA. She is about five
feet three inches high dark color, short hair thin
face, and has defect in her right eye. The above
reward will be paid upon her delivery to
JOHN I. HILL,
de lQ--St- sixth street, near Broad.
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NOTICE To FARMERS AND DIE.R-
Y CHANIS.-NEW MOLASSE3 BARRELS,
FLOUR BARRELS, LIQUOR BARRELS AND
KEGS FOR SALE.-I can furnish the above IN any
quantity, ana all OF the best quality and delivered
III any part OF the city without cost oi drayage.
WILLIAM Z. IRUENfAN,
no lin No. SO Main street.
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GOGNAC OIL--For sale, several pounds
genuine FRENCH cOGN.sC OIL.
le 6-Gtt ~ MEApESBpHG & co.
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ERENCH HAIR DRESsIN o SALOON

ERENCH HAIR DRESSIN o SALOON,
No. 100 MAIs STREET, RicH,soSD, VA.
HAIR CUTTING, CURLING LADIEy HAIR.
SHAMPoOING and HAIR DYEING in the latest
Paris style BRAIDS, CURlS, WIGS, ToUfEES,
on liberal terms.
The proprietor respectfully calls the attention Of
his friends and customers TO the fact that he has
put up private saloon attached 20 his establisi-
Inent. exclusively for ladies'
N. B.-Ladles' private entrance oy the slde door.
All work LETT at this saloon will be warranted u
be made superior to any IN the Coniedersey.
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r EECHES, LEECHES, LEECHES.--
i MR and Mrs DORAN. CUPPER6 and
Riehmond From long experience in the business,
we are sure TO give satisfaction. once and resi-
denee on Franklin street, opposite tia Ballard
House, or at 3. b. GALLAGHEKS drug store,
Main street, between Seventh and Eghth
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ENHE GRAND ANNUAL CONVOCA-
4 ZION OF THE GRAND ROYAL ARCH
CHAPTER on VIRGINIA will be held at the MA
SONS Ii4 LII, ia this clty, on THU RSDAX, the 18th
instant az o'clock P Nj
By order OF the III. E, Grand High Priest
JOHN DOVE,
de G-Tu&Ih2t&dtd Grand Secretary
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MONpAI--Ihe great play Of
MARY QUEEN or SCOTS.
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Doors oren at quarter to : O'clock; performance
al "a o'clock. de IO-lt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

~, ST LOUIS, July lL-Adjutant Genera
Thomas arrived here yesterday.
Inc Western Sanitary Commission is soon
10 be established as Soldiers Home at Dur.
as bint Tor the benefit OF soldiers The
Commission is now sending large quantities
OF sanitary goods to Sherman's army also TO
the hospitals at Louisville and other points.
Inc Democrat learns that John Mcneil of
81 Louis, has been assigned TO the Command
OF the Federal forces at Port Hudson Gen.
eral Lee has been relieved from his cavalry
command by General Banks, he has been re,
stored to hls iormer position by General Candy.
General Davidson is now in New Orleans and
has command of the cavalry bureau in both
oepartments-Missouri and the South
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

NEAR PFTERsBuRo, July The enemy
was discovered erecting tort in front of our
leit center Battery Of 80 Founders recently
placed IN position opened upon them from th,.
one-ot the Fifth Corps This suspended all
operations at that point. All our guns below.
ed forth their thunders, and we're answered by
the enemy, but their shots fell short for a sea
son. This destroyed the harmony existing
between the two opposing armies
The Richmond aud Petersburg papers OF
the 9th, are jubilant over the excitement
which they imagine their raiders are creating
in Maryland No intimation given of the
number oftrOops detached from Lees army
or by whom commanded.
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:, HARRsBURo, July 1.-The Philadelphia,
6RiIFmcre Wilmington road stll intact this
morning.
A telegram from Glenrock, on the Northern
Oentsl hoad, this morning, states body Of
reoeI mounted infantry and cavalry 200 or
l'ouo strong are destroying the road Is miles
s sou'n OF that place and marching northw
Lhey appear to have retired from Western
Md, 4hey are concentrating in the northern
and eastern part of the State.
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NEg York, July ll.-StocRs dull and lower
y , ", 81 coupons l04, $40 a coupon,
65V, 1885 ! year certificates e3t Gold
2eSi N ] g. 949 Erie 1856 Registered 32l
New loRE, July ll.--Cotton 6rm 65; -four
25@5O better ll90@l200 ex.State; l2OO6
l226 round hoop wheat, no receipts, 3C06
bette, very quiet, 260@270 Milwaukee club;
21O Winter red Western corn, no receipts,
quiet aud little 6rmer, 66 new new lard
her2l4@225 whiskey dull and heavy, 70
@12 Western; sugar less active petroleum
arm, 81 crude 70 refined and free
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LATEST NE WIS,
AFTERNOON REPORT


PHILADELPHIA, July ll,-A special to tn,
Bulletin from Baltimore this morning SAT-
there is nothing reliable about the movement,
Of The rebels hetebel sym pathizers is be
leved to be at the bottom Of burning Cover
nor Bradfords mansion Business Is trans.
acted as usual. Citizens and soldiers are ON
duty in the Notifications. The telegram
lines that cross the Sasq0rLanna al Fort be.
Posit, Maryland, has been cut The other
wires along the railroad are all right
LATER The break in the telegraph wre,
is nnderstood to be at Magnolia, seventeen
miles this side Of Baltimore and nineteen
miles from Haver de Grace, between the
Bush and Gunpowder rivers, communication
Is also cut off A passenger train between
haver de Grace and Baltimore is reported
captured
STILb LkTRR-A train was cantured AT
Magnolia, which lett Baltimore at s o'clock.
Magnolia Station is burned It's feared the
train from Philadelphia is also captured.
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No Dang.r or .Wa,hInr,nn.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-- Disbslieys d seoess
ion rumors OF dangers and terrors IN Wash
ington, The government js vide awake. and
has been SO for days 1t has been reiniorcin0
the troops in Baltimore aud eIsewherein M,
[Iland aud most abundanlly and preparation,
ior the defense OF the National capital ore
ample' Large reiuforcements reached Balli-
more this morning. Hunter is supposed to
have arrived at Hsrpers Ferry last night and
to have made q junction with Hows's force
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NOTICE

MoTOEis hereby given that petition win %
sAN presented ~ the trustees Of MeIpi Township,
montgomery County OHIO, AZ Their meeting on ths
"a day fJuly, 1s34 praying TINT town ship road he
laid outas iollsws Beginning at stone at The sout Z
west corner OF the southeast quarter OF section TO-
soWn range east. &C., In the south line ofSad sec.
IRE OF tho township road between Miami aud German
townships. (may %, 1854 r. SWATSZEI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
MUSIC STORE.

TINhh attention Of musicians and all lovers Of ,si,
rs called to our splendid assortment OF Mus cal
We haze constantly on hand fine stoek of Vloiins
Flutes Guliars Conoertnos aud Aeeordeons afevsr
VARIETY OF quality and prce ''ASS'''''N' '''eD
bslng also agents for Rrnest ,Gable,a celehra,.,,
rlaho oItes we are able 10 furnish the public tih
tnese nae nstfuments whiah may be myorehiy com
pared with the best nov manumetured '' N''"
Ourtichtes ara such AZ 70 anable ~ IA ,,roi.h ~
above, as also, music books sheet mtsic h NV wv
Of musical merchandise at prices and tr ,i s ~ uuH
notish 20 prove satisfactory 20 u,irrbesst @' @' p"u
.,, ca }, "a, FISHER, III Main street.
saS Between Third and Fourth
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, July II.
HAhShMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale 81 90, Retail Sll 90
WHEAT-$l 90.
CORN-l0O Shelled 90t9lOO
0ATS--70.
RYE-l 45@l so.
BARLEY-Sl 20
COFFEE-60@65
SUGAR-26@28.
MOLASSES-Sl 40 per gal
RlCE-l8c per III.
ToBACCo-$l OO@l so per 10
SOAPS-l5e per ~
sTARCH-l2kc per ib.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-4Oe per III
COFFEE SUGAR-33e per 10
LED-20c per ID.
ShoT-$4 20 per sack.
SPlCES--All advanced fifty per cent
BROWN sHEETING MUsLIN--sO@s5c
per yard Va'S'V
PRlNps-4O@5Oc per yard,
EGGS-25per doz.
WHlSkY--l 20
CHEESE. E.--l5@20.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22
DRIED APPLES-l5621.
BEANS-Per bnshel 81 60a3 90
hAf-Timothy Sle@2O per ton
TEAS-$2 5o@2 90.
RlCE-=l6@ls per 10. .li-ars
LARD--l6@ls.
BUTTER-2O@26.
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> sthrr-Tp r-p F'Eh'lns-,w. .qr 1000 rr,,On-

BALTiNoRE, July l0-Geueral sigers wsp
on tram arrived here to-day in charge of de.
taehment OF infantry and cavalry One Of the
oiiicers who was in he 6ght says that in all
ms experience in this war, he has never seen
more desperate lighting, and he thinks the
rreoei loss iully as great as ours. Aexanders
lS al sale our lossin prisoners is about one
thousand
Ihere has been no estimate yet of the kill.
ed and wounded.
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by Telegraph.
aEPoRTGo FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights dispatches,
Omcial Hulletin-A DE feat in MarvIsy,a
AepOrt OF Gsnerni XVnIIncn

Report OF General Wallace.
WAsRlSGToN, July To Major General
Dix An official dispatch from General
Wallace inst received. aaiesthat a battle took
place between the forces under his command
and the rebels a. Mouocacy to-day, commen.
cling at o'clock, A. M aud continuing until
o o'clock z. NJ, that our forces we're atlengtb
overpowed by the superior numbers of the enc.
my aod we're forced to retreat in disorder
! he report la that Colonel Seward Of the New
York heavy ArtileSg was Wounded and taken
prisoner and that Brigadier General E. b
Tyler was also taken prisoner that the enc.
mys forces numbered at 20 600, that our
troops behaved WE'LL but suffered severe loss
he Is retreatnq towards Baltimure.
(Sigued) T. NJ STaNroN
Secretary of War,
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Rebels Within Four miles NJ RaI,,D,...
and BMrn lhe Hou.a OF Coz. n - 49,.

BALTIMORE, July IL --Rebel cavalry burned
The residence Of Gov. Bradford this morning
II is ouly four mles from the civ ON ne
Charleston road
A squad Of ten rebels came to the house
and ordered ont the family, who were oplv ner.
mitted to take few valuables. and then brsd
the building,
Governor Bradford was in the city at the
time
The rebels are now operating on the Phila.
delphs road.
LNOTr r'-Here (telegraph) wires gave out
probably owing to heavy ebsl pressure-oP.
ERAToR. .a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
MORNING REPORT.
Proclamation Of Gov, bradford NJ nY.,.,.-
= -

sr0cIamation OT Gov, bradford OF MARY,
| t 20 1t-a .Ha.. land. 4rll.vg
BALTMoRE, July 9,-Midnight. fol-
loving proclamation has been issued.
Cinzens Of Baltimore: have been unwil.
ing to create excitement in this community
by any appeal for your immediate assistance
~ resisting the actual INVASION that might
be deemed premature, but we have no longer
speh an apprehension, and feel no hesitntion
IN declaring that in our opinion that the dan.
ger which no" threatens the city is imminent,
aud II yoa would avert it, every loyal man
must once prepare 10 meet IL The inva-
ding enemy is by the last accounts approach
ing the city.
Men, all the men that can he raised are
wanted 10 occupy the forti6cations already
comtleled, ana to form others. II is not i'm.
poriant how you should come, but il is impor.
tant thar you should come at once Come in
your lehR ues, comein your military com Da,,ies
but come in crowds, and come quickly
brig. Gen. Lockwood has volunteered to take
charge OF AL the civil forces thus rais, a. hnd
has been assigned To that command. The
loyal men Of every ward will assemble at the
F5nal places OF ward meetings, and report
forthwith 10 Gen Lockwood at his headoaar.
ters, No "a North street
A. W BkADFoRD,
Governor Of Maryland.
.ua sfI JoHE LEACH,
a.t Mayor of Baltimore |
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Grant HopsfssIA-Tiiinhss hss Shs Rebel Rstd
.--.--- e-small- ARhtr.

WAsHNoToS, July E.--ThS telegraph ca.
pie 10 Fort Monroe was cut last night by a
dragging anchor, and no communication be-,
been had to-day with Grant
Hon John Covode returned yesterday from
visit to General Grants headquarters lie
had several interviews with the General. aud
reports that Grant is very hopeful, and ex
pressed himself with the utmost confidence in
regard n the ultimate success Grant did
not attach much Importance to the rebel raid
into Maryland as he did not believe Lee
would detsch any considerable force from the
front OF the Union lines before Petersburg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
NCu advertisements,
A FARM AT puPLIc sALR.

No. 2sA&,
Superior Court

Abnef Stephens, No. 2st&,
jacob c. Kepler et sl.J
DVksuANT to decree OF the Superior Court Of
a Montgomery county, Ohio, entered In the abe, :
CAUSE, at rs June Term, A. u 1904 will, on
IReddy Aagsst 18th, 1sC4
Nt1e door OF the Court House. IN the city OF Dayton
N said county, between the hours OF two and forf
o'clock NJ Of said day sell at Public outcry TO the
h'ghest bidder, the following described premises.
art Of the north half OF section Number eighteen
Qs), township number throe (s), aud range p1mber
hye lb), between the Miami rivers IN Montgomery
county ONO beginning ut the half section conner oa
the west line Of said section thence north w east
eEhty'iwo (s2) poles TO corn6r; thence south Sss
ea Two hundred and iify-two and thirty.six hum
drpdths (2b23e.lOOl poes 10 a corner; thence south
iS east eighty two and forty eighth hundreaths (s9
4s.lcO poles 70 corner tnenca north sRs 6P wsat
two hundred aud hny-lour and iorty hundrsdtha ioN
AOl0g poles TO the place Of beginning containn,
one hundred nm twenty mine aud seventy one hnn
dredtha (l297l-l0o) acres. ~
Said Farm If about two miles east OF CentreviIIs
mas upon dwellings two log oobine, frame tenant
Timber ''''s "
Appraised at s56 90 an acre May sell for Az a
an acre GEO. W MALAMHRF
~ Master Commissioner
TT. TueSsHEs N. E. JoEOAs, Atys
July III, ls6t.dawts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

NEw foRK, July ll.-.About 2 A. NJ. TO-DAY
tre destroyed the steamer John F. Potter
and Pier No. l, in the North river destroying
property valued at $3.50, 900.
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Brsekinrtdss in farylaHd.-ooousra, NJ
with hRrlV,


Nav York, July II The Herald's spseial
Washington dispatch, July 10, says: From
late information it appears that Bfeekinridge
had crossed lhe rver, above Harper's Ferry.
aud operated at his leisute west of South
Mountain, with the view Of drawing our forces
in that direction to enable Early with the
man body to cross at Edwards Ferry, so as
to flank and capture our command advanc;n',
on breekinndFs Failing in this. the wbole
rebel force we're ordered this side Of Frederick
and commenced operations towards our lines
OF communieations to and from Baltimore,
Nothipe has been heard from the enemy
since Yesterday Our cavalry come in TO-DAY
from Leeshnrg without seeing auy rebels <
lew glerF'lins are reported TO be proving
around Fairfax StEtiop, but no furlherann
anee has been given TO our lines or 10 tbs
people in the vicinity, Many Of the loyal
resldspts Fen.ain upoO their farms without
molestation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

an the 18th day Of NAV, A. D. 1904, the under.
~ signed was appointed and q alihed administra.
Iri1 OF m estate OF g. L. Boyer late Of Montgomery
county Ohio, decd, LOUISA BES FR
may - 3tW
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WILLIAM WALKER.


NJ Sul lhlhD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO
rs prepared 10 accommodate his eustorners vii.
/ every article OF Rentlemen's wearing spnaraI 4,
The latest syle and hest quality. Those who w. NJ
GOATS, PRntt, vests shrts, hosiery hRna keTahie,s
gloves, boots, saoes, slippers, 4G, win do wei Il
at,OA
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44aa!glli y Gmpire,
City and Other Matters.


The readers Of The EMPIRE, in town ana
country are respectfully referred to our cd.
yertising colum' as the best directory to con
suit before making purchase Of any articlea
they may need Advertisers are always liberal
dealers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

Lost Pocket Book "A small pocket
book, containing fifty cents postal currency,
and note of hand was lost this morning
The finder is welcome to the money, if he
will return the pocket-book and note to
lutIyf fn JAMES BRAoELIEii
July2 BIG Sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

The Viot Property.-C, P Huber l.
Son will sell the Yiot property on Xenia Ave
nue. at private sale, and if not sold by Satur-
day July the 10th, they will then sell it OF
Auction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
HOOP SKIRT S.!
Hoop akirt Fnotorv.

TINHh underslgned have established Hoop skiri
Il Factory NJ NO. 2iG Fth street, near The Oceoia
MIL, All knds-Gew York and Paris stle Skirts
repaired neatly and warranted Tor six months
oorsets and Bustles constantly on Land Ladies re-.
member the plaee No. a7G Fnh street, Dayton.
lune2e-u j. BERS TEN a BRO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
THE ENEMY sURRENDERED'
@ II EAT S1A GHTER
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

HOTT a KROP
No 500, THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ONE.
HAVE made formidable attack on High pro..
j. II and ont them on entirely. N'-
NotWihstandng Che depressed condition OF the
country, they are receiving the largest stock Of
CLOTHS, oAsslMRREs, YRsTiRes,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODs
or the latest Styles, and Patterns,
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS,
COLLARS, DRAWERS, NECK TIES, Ae..
Ever before offered TO the public. Their stook Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Is new and fashionable, and are offered uuuspsv io,.
FOX CASH.
The public are Invited to call and sHsmius A ~,
haVe extra nice goods, and odof big inducsmspss
80, BoIT 4 KkOPP
ASiSH No. 500, ThiTd Street
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EMPLOYMENT.

&7k MONTE: :-Agen's wanted to sell Sewing
OlO maehines, We will give a commission on an
lnaehnes sold or employ agents who will work FOR
the above wages and al expenses paid
,.,-, Address, d. B. BENNINGTON CO,
iNisiuaH' Detroit, Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

For Rent "A good Stable with four stalls
and Carriage House, inquire at No. 33s,
Third street jIwiq
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

Once more we say get the best Barometer
while they are in the market at Rickey's
32G Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

WAsnEGroNu July l0--Tbe Secretary has
reeei7ed re- the following dispatch from General
ELLieoTTs MILIs, July 10 Secretary Sew.
Ard have the pleasure OF contradictine the
statement ofllast night Colonel Seward ia
not prisoner, He behaved With rare gallant.
ry, +i-' at-i ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

M IERCEIANT TAILOR
SOUTHEAST CORNER FOURTH AND WALNu
hTREETs--uP STAIRS,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
III AS just received hue stock Of Cloths, Cassi
~ meres satinettp, &e,, and 10 prepared 10 All or
dets IN his line 81 the lowest rates. Oelbd9m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

Stray Cow -Strayed, on Wednesday last,
light red COW, white spot on her back near
the tai, awh.ts bsiIy, white spet bstS eett the
horns, and horns projecting A reward will he
aid for her return
VALENTINE GERSTNER,
Lafayette House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11

We had most refreshing shower yesterday
P. M. And yet Timby's Portable Barometer
gave notice of it two and half hours before it
commenced Go to Rickoy's and buy one
while they are in the market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
STRAY lIORSE

lAME 20 the premises OF John t;rsidsr. in Wavpa
~ lownsinp, Montgomery county, Ohio, residing
IN ~ the heldoyptaln X nd, miles Northeast from
= Yssds old, Swsynied on the lett shoulder hal Oh
.ns hsAostali o. halter The owner will come and
ptSss PROPERLY pay charges and take him away,
o'iIsI I ",sS s ne WI bs sold as provided by Law
faHos S,nS s'ti5 ieos' JOHN 0REIDER
Iu"s'o'"S By Q. b. HARTMAN