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San PRAScIsco, jan 27.-The ship Con-
test from japan, with cargo OF teas for
New York, was burned by the pirate Ala.
bama in the Indian Ocean.
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S6FIE you "re fopd-os nice She'll oys-
tiers, just drop into Kurner's, No. "a, Mon
roe Street. Hes got lots of them and ex-
poets to keep u steady supply.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-Tbe rumors about
the rebels moving on Winchester are un-
founded.
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BS-Tnn SUPREME oOURr OF APPEAL.
adjourned yesterday morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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lover the Savings Bauk.)
tVopeu for Students day and evening.
7NHE purpose of this Institution Is to instruct
L young men (and women tool in ths principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pecuniAry
business and in Accountability and its concomltants
BOOK.KE EPING,
stripped Of its absurd yerbiage and ancient pro-
hxity and tntEicacy, aud adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business especially in the United
States Is the leading subject ofattention Its LAVA
which are as exact, unerring and free from exeep-
ton as those of nature and comprised in very few
words, are first made familiar TO the student who
who is then conducted through course Of practical
bookkeeping, In numerous sets of books in great
variety Of forms, till he thus acquires uastsfy of
the art which enables him to apply Il with facility
to any kind Of business.
A WRITING SCHOOL
Is open day and evening, attended by both ladies
and gentlemen, where, without entering for the fnII
course, good handwriting can be obtained in .
ARITHMETIC,
and its application to all manner Of
CoUNTNG-HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mAnds. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation not found IN bookE
tending greatly to the abbreViation Of his work.
There b open to the student also . eourssof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law and
usAEes, Finance, Banking and Currency; 40 mSrimG
Sof eminent Business Men In regard 10 he boI4
avoiding failure / b = - 1-4
Instructions In the above subjects are intenDo,.
cd with uaxims and ineuleations tending 70 tho
formation Of high character ~ men and efffHenn
Ths'eourSe Of Instruction Il intended 10 - a.
Comprehensive and thorough as that Of any Of the
Commercial Colleges Whils the expense TO the utr.
dent Il much less.
Lib. begs leave 70 refer those to whom hs 1,
unknown to the Officers Of the banks IN WbeeIfR1
| and bridgeport, and especially to his studsntS.
TERMS, &C.
For the full course above indicated the tuitior
fee Il $50, payable entering. For the re1uiGtG
blank book s.. Time unlimited; 70 foGnain or n.
turn at pleasure. The course e usually complete
In from two TO three month"; jGn5
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HOUSE.


The House proceeded to the considera.
tion OF the deficiency appropriation bill
as reported from the Committee on the
Whole on the state of the Union, with
amendments.
The House disagreed to the amend.
meut to suspend work on the extension OF
tue capitol or treasury buildings. The
deficiency bill was passed with only fout
dissenting votes.
MR.. kenney, delegate from Utah, de.
tended the people OF that territory from
the charge of Fernando Wood, that thew
are protigate outcasts. He maintained
that the Peep there are loyal, and hence
they incurred Mr.. Woods displeasure n
he Mr.. Kenney) were a full member of
this House, he would introduce resolu
ton expelling Mr.. Wood for the expres-
sion of reasonable sentiments The oh.
yect of the traitors Floyd and Buchanan
10 sending troops to Utah was to crippl.
the north aud open the way to secession.
Fernando Wood of N. Y, replied, saw
ing that his remarks yesterday about Utah,
were predicaled on official documents OF
Utah which he was prepared to produce,
lie was not required to defend his LOYALTY.
he charged any man with falsehood who
lmPugned it, and he would meet any such
resolution for his expulsion when auy gen
tleman had the temerity to offer it.
Tue House resumed the consideration of
the amendatory confscation resolution.
Mr.. Smithers made a speech in favor of
the full cOnfscation of the estates of the
The Navy Appropriation bill was taken
up. l+s
Mr.. Morrill, made speech in favor of
terminating 6 the reciprocity treaty with the
Wm.J. Allen, of H., made speech ar
guing that the President and his advisors
have been guilty OF wiIfnl deception as 10
the conduct of the war.
Nothing more will probably be done to-
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Closing up Businass.

BIIHE undersigned, EiihInE to Close nm buuipes,.
i ofer9 for sale al his ready made clothing and
eee goods one large clothing caSe the ShGlVinE and
draNere Any OF the above eSn be purchased On or
before the SOth Of January, at which tIne nc re-
mainder viii be cold at public sale
.s Ihose looking . their interest, vim not neglect
cost, and most Of tne goods were purchased before
the present advance Of goods, therefore I can SeII
gain. JOHN P FOOaE,
No Main St, foot OfJOhn near the Bridge.
.H-Ths above sale is postponed to SATURDAY,
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BSNNEw OPTICAL ISsT1rurE.-M. Pola-
cheers practical Occulist invites the public
to examine his celebrated Periscopie Crys-
toll SPectacles, for preserving and strength
ening the eyesight. Also all kinds of opti
cal instruments.
Office Monroe Street st Shafer's JeweIry
Store. If.
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For the full course above indicated the tuittop
Zee e $50, payable on entering. For the regulate
blank boon ~ Time unhmitedS TO FomAin or re-
turn at pleasure. The course q usually eomnlsfSN
In from two to three month"; -tSST :
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wRAPPIHG PAPER.

SPRINGS, AXLES AND SIZE Ell.
w have added to our stocs. Springs, AxIes, Cast
w and Shear steel, and will keep a full AssoTt-
ne9t OF THESE articles Of the best mauuGeturc mud
will sell at the lowest possible prices
METOALP BURT,
janis Sc Main StI eet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
FlIsurdlre.
NET ASSETS JANUARY, 1854,
% a, O % q, ,5Be ao,

.
4. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION OF the Hstna
aher iorty-hye years severe trial. has realized the
greatest publlc advantage and success of the va.
IL is now better than ever prepared for duty
o. SIXTEEN THOUSAND LOSS OLA ms have been
DOLLAIlSt
9. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY ny FIRE
70 lhe United States, averages over Sl0O,OOO daily
Is your property exposed and unprotectedY
7. ARE YOU INSURED? Ifro', rliy nof' 'rhecoa
" trinlngi The duty is maGtlo... toe -ehult mayt
your escape rom run-whe delay and negle,
may involve you in bankruptcy, poverty or cru
disappointment.
u PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard is glvon
to small risks as we'll q large ones. Able secur-
tYaud superior commercial advantages Afforded.
Policies Issued without Delay.
ie2Gily JOHN II. sTnPPELNAN. Agent.
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FIVE GENTS REWARD,

MILTON d CROMAs, q bound boy eighteen
about the Sd lost This IL 10 warn All persons rom
harboTing Or trustlns him on my account
soPlS.WSt AhNRY BRENNER q
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@Lothtlla.
wILLIAm wALKER,

NO. sol THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared to accommodate his customers vita
l every article of genuemen's wearing apparel o
the latest style and best quality. Those who wan
coats, pants, vests, shrtg' nosiery' handkerahieh
give him call au24
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nesnlntion nf CO.nartnershln.

HNHE partnership heretofore existing andor The firm
i Of FgRSEDEa, MAUaE Co ~ Milling BusiHess
nj Buckeye mus" Dayton, OhiS, was dissolved by
mu-ual coneenf, on the 18th day Of August, 1864
an persons knssing ,omselves indebted to said
firm, are reques,ed to call and settle and all having
claims aqaiast the firm will pres ent them for payment
Immediately. The books will bo found at the office
OF HEEHI FERNEDING & SON, No. s, KentOn
street, where alone, tine accounts will be settled.
HENRY FERNEDING,
GEORGE MAUSB,
ANDREW MAUSE.
Dayton, August II, 1854 Rugls-lmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
TANIEL u. BAKER.
MUSIC STORE

fNHE attention OF musicians and all lovers OF music
Il II called TO our splendid assortment ol Mus cal
lnstriments of the most appfoV d manufactures.
We have constantly ON hand fine stoul, q Yiolins,
Flutes, Guitars Coucertnoa and Accordecns OF eyor
variety OF quality and prce
Being also agents for Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano Fofes, We are atle to furnish the public with
these line instruments which may be iayorahly COM
pared with the best now manufactured
Our facilities are such "a TO enable 20 furnish the
shove, as also, music music and all knds
OF musical merchandise, prices and terms that aan
not fail TO prove satisfactory to purc hasers.
Ch. ]. u A. FlsHEk, III Man straet,
AIS Between THIRD and Fourth.
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.

UIHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of Breene q Nixon, IN the Clothing business,
va dissolved by nutal consent on the goth day OF
August, 1864
the late firm. W. q. BRRBNE,
A. O. NIXON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
Hllstc.
STRINGMTTSIC.

STRING M USIC.
1 AM prepared 10 uInish String Music Ter hs,ls
l. p rites &c, nc the lowest possibe rates. HRAlng
played with Prot Fnrchld during the last sun uer
feel confident that can satisfy all his old custon-
ers. am member Of tho hogimental Band. aud
can Furnish any number Of pieces for string hand.
All orders left with charles 1heobald, corner Thiul
and Jefferson Streets under huston Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
del2d3n DANIEL D. BAKER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Estaelished in the Year 1850,


FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control OF two OF the most Eminent
Physleiaus in the world "
nR. E. BONAPAKTR, from London and Paris
Hospitals, and for the past ten years Of the Gin
ei1nat Vensreal Hospital and DR.. r. b; REYNOLDS,
late OF New York. This is the only once in the city
where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change Of
diet Gonorrhoaa cured in to ~ hours elect cured
in to 10 dRYs Structures cured IN 10 weeksi Noe
tnrnal Emissions stopped in 10 days; seminal
Weakness euredin 70 RscSsi Syphilis n its prma-
ry stages cured ia days, SEQ ndary symptoms in l
70 weeksi Skin Diseases cured In to weeks im-
potency, vigor restored IN TO weeks All diseases
sf private nature treated with unparalleled success
male or female.
Private Guide 10 Health, Is beneficial TO al, male and
female, old and young shoud read this book twill
enght0n those who grope in darkness. Price 26
br. Bsnsparte's French Patent Male sAfel II is
perfectly SAFE and mover fails 20 go satisfaction. ItB
the only safe and sure preventive against disease.
Price Of the French Patent Male safe, 81 the single
enc, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen, sent by mail
aS- Madame LOzlERs Female Monthy Pills Is a
safe and reliable remedy for suppressions and All fe-
male diseases Ladies' should not use them during
pregnancy, as they VIII produce miscarriage. Price
81 % per box-eTtra fine s6-sentto TO any address by
mail.
DrsB r. are the men 20 consult; they are IN
qnestionAhiy acknowledged to be the champions aud
kings Of Fenersa Diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world: they
have been accustomed from an early age OF youth 10
witness ths various diseases which afict mankind,
and 70 watch me progress through long career Of
professional study In every sphere Of life from The
humble abode oi poverty 81 ihe mansion OF the woal-
.hy, and having nacertaine beyond doubt Tie vast
suffering Of humanity, they determinei to select the
gonerays system their particular study and 20 lie,
vote their whole attention 70 the alienation OF the dls
eases OF these important functions. No letters will no
answered unless thsy ssntaln remittance post
ORA. BoNAPARTE REYNOLDS.
No; ise Sycamore street, between FnbS .iKth, east
Othoe hours Norn 4 N to PM frk
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Grocery and Provision Store.
lost

/ OSy--All persons are hereby cautioned against
IL negotiating for note drawn ty mo, dated Fehru-
afy 4, 1864, for four hundred ami twenty two dollars
and ten cents sl22 l0), thirty days, and payable at
flrst National Bank, Cincinnati, 10 tho order of {. .
Rowland, SAID note has been lost, and all persons
are cautioned not TO purchase or receive the same
rH JOHN A. MINIOK.
Mr.. JOHN A. NINlCK The note alluded to above
never reaehn1 ma by mail or otherwise, and is no
longer val a rs against you on my account.
o. W. ROWLAND.
Cincinnati, February 10, 1864 i-feIidtf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
TFroG the New York Newsl
Meeting of the Peace state Central
Committee

The Peace State Committee met on
Thursday, at which the Hon II G. On
derdonk presidrd as chairman, and J J.
Van Allen, of Schuyler county. acted as
secretary.
Among the gentlemen present were the
Hon j. W. Singleton, Of Illinois, the Hon
D W. Voorhees,, of Indiana, the Hon
John NJ. Jaycox and Thomas D. Green.
Esq, Of Cnondaga. Judge Onderdonk, Of
Queens. A. Fralick, of Herkimer, N rman
Maltby of Oneida county. A. j. Mills and
Francis Bnrdick, Of Orange. Edmund Pow
crs, Of Kings, and A. ". Lockwood, Of
New York.
After hearing the expression Of those
present in reference to the ate Of feeling
existing with the Democracy in their res
pective localities, and after the transaction
of some. other business, it was resolved that
Mass Peace Convention be held at the
City Of Syracuse on the 18th day Of Aug
ust next, at = clock ii.
Those present all agreed in the express
ion that the Democracy were united ueon
the question of Peace That mono o.her
than Peace platform with Peace men
standing sqnarely upon it can command the
Democratic strength.
flesSrs Singleton and voorhees, stated
that with the Democracy Of the We I. es-
pecinny, this state Of feeling is universal
aud deep seated that the var has drained
their quiet agricultural districts Of It's IA.
Dor, aha they fully reaiza the destructive
character Of the wa. They are fully un-
ted and all War Democrats are compelled
to take seat with The Abohiionsts. The
utmost harmony aud good feeling prevailed
at the meeting, and those present naaifes
ted determination to exert every energy
to give expression to the voice of the pau-
T.le and 70 iasist upon the nomination of
candidates that viii se successful in 4he de-
feat Of the present lessotis.n It H'-a:.4agtaf.
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Quantity Of Modecf Anountof Tiaao
Food. Ptepsra'n Natrinent Diees4..
what the War ffas Cost Appalling
l4eSs OF Life.

The war between The North and South
has how been #a1sa fdr three Years. W.
have called into The service .775 600 SOL
diers. We have now iii the Gsld ga 500
O4U mcn. There have been discharged on
account Of wounds, disability aud sickness,
together with the dcScrtlons, say 375, coo.
This leaves 9D0, 600 men. now dead and
buried This is albyral calculation ia our
favor, for if we could reach tie exact los,
IN our army the totally Of deaths would
not fall short ola million Of lives. We
have stolen and freed from the rebels, from
IS. eco to 100000 negroes admit it to be
l0O, Gt5. This war, from the beginning.
has been Q was for the libcraticig Of South
eFn slaves from their owners, in tie intent
OF the lnstlgators, though 1t has only been
publicly avowed for tie last two wears TO
say nothing Of the injury, loss and cruelty
to Lineteen sEontioths of the poor slaves.
say nothing Of the destruction, loss CT prom
erty, generalization Of our population, tie
untold miseries of the wounded and broken
down constitutions CT the discharged s-l
diers, to say nothing of all this loss to the
body polite, it has cos: the UciteJ States
ia debt entailed upon future generations.
already $1,000, 900 .60o 10 sam up the.
gross amount we have, in order to liberatc.
100, 900 slaves ana make them worse off
than they were while with their masters.
created a debt Of 81 eco, $50 600 and sac
riiced the lives Of 900, GOO Of our fellow
citizens! Is not this. in the anguage of
the immortal .b4n Fra,i(-Iin .p.v;,o, Ao..
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the room which the woman Inhabited !;
whilst the effects produced by this parricn-
lar poison on animals are Identical with
those which It appears were produced upon
the poor woman. Add to this that La
Pommclias was man well informed as to
the nature Of poison, and that he was il,
possession Of q considerable quantity of
digltatts. OF course if il be proved that
the woman died of poison, there was no
one who had crater interest in procuring
her death than ia Pommerais and in any
event it is extremely dithenlt to explain
why ne should have insured her life for
goo 600
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NO. 50.
Eatsea Ela..sl,...s,I s.allk

What nd Of iosyi has the most noufjsh
aiebs and casts The ieasfg Is question: OF
great practical Importance TIE i0lio#i,.g
tables may be studied sith considerable ia
terest by every family. They viii show
tlte mode Of preparation. iii. amount Of nd
.hilnent aud the time required for the die
geatlon Of the most common articles 0f food
placed upon our tables A dollars WORTH
Of meal, al twenty-five ceuts peuud. goes
Us far as fifty cents worth Of hutter at half
aloiiars a pound. Three popuds If eug.
at eight cents round is said 70 certain as
nluc!l nurimeft as nine ponds Of roa<s
beef. which, at twenty FIVE cents, is s. IS;
that is, twenty-five cents wosth OF -four
gees as far as uine times tbat much money
spent for roast beef. as weighed at the
butcher stall
{ piut Of White ba8us, ve:aiiing one
pound aud costing seven cents, contains
as much nutriment as three pounds ant~a
half Of roast beef. costing eighfysseTen and
a half cents OF alltbe articles that can
be eaten. the cheapest are Jreaa. hatscr
moiasses, beans aud rice. A pound os
corn neal {Indiap) goes as far as pound
Of -four, 50 that fine family -four at sixteen
dollars barrel, and corn meal at foar
cents, the latter is just oueha!f less expen-
oive. If corn AID wheat were ground, and
the whole product bran and all, were made
into bread, fifteen per cent. If mtrimens
would be saved, with Inaeh greater health.
falness. These are standard ta5lta:
Quantity OF Mode Of Afus1lnt az T;,1
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sapo,eon tee Cautious to be poisoned.

A Paris letter writer tells the following:
I was in acirclo few days back, com
posed Of both native French aud uewy
arrived Parisians At last the conyersation
turned upon the Emperor. ard the late az
rivals were f9lis of marvellous stories OF at
tempts upon the Emperor's life Oae
yarn rem as follows \ beautiful young
ltaisn girl was requested to make him %
drink, wAich she did. As if accidentally.
ia receiving the goblet. he oontriyed to drop
into it small silver knife with which he
had been toying Us he sat. The knife al
most Immediately turned black from the
presence Of some poison which the Italian
mad dropped INFO the beverage probably
as 'hAvor.' She was quietly sant back
to the Or.eanist tribe, Whence sLa came,
disgraoed.
Another damsei offered Napoleon the
larger piece of au apple, which She cut
before his eyes aud ehile IN conversation
with him. (She was French. aud priv
LEGGED member Of the household } With
true politeness 40 requested an ex 'hauge
ha to eat the smaller p5iee and she the ota en-
He seized both pieces aud b1wing = retired
y ut day the lady consented 10 waste her
sweetness Oh the desert air" Of "a convent,
whore she eau reflect that the very first
trouble which arose in the world, in the
year cne, came from Eve, of.r.ns Adam
an apple not e. for his mas,icatlon al tAab
tlnlg
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40 VETERANS OF THE COaFEDER
ATE lRhIT,
Camp near Ropfdon Riper, Ia Ft1guu-
m, 1864.

~, Ieof.
rfSHE obscurity of advertisement suggests to tlie
4 undersigned the Importance Of using amedi-
um of mare earnestnesS in approaching the public
upon tt, nature of work. the design Of aoh5eh Is
uediateig for ike advancement of the South era
cause bv Altering On inspirittng,. !tstortc record
tohe immortal vete'an sotdtery Of the Coyederafe
Aranq 1t aims purely to do Justice. in awarding
merit to worth ;-if partia it will be in honest
effort to extor the virtues of the humblest. as of
the mo st exalted. 1t will be repee with INCIDENTS
of remarkable daring, endurance, sacrifices and
saiferings- in battle. marches, camp, hospital ard
mprisonment-b which victors and victims. with
or sw ithout rank living or dead, whose meritori-
Gus deeds elnnently entitled to distinction, shall
be placed IN the annals Of the present Amer lean
war.
Sketches of the lives of distinguished soldiers.
regar aless.of grade; descriptions and events CT
csinpa ns.sbates, skirmshes. raids scouts; IN
ceafs OF every character, In whiep there is pa
thAs hnnoT, romance, comedy or tragedy adj
safil assfa become fugitive ewspaper notice,
especially aneeaotal and obituary. solicited.
Admiration for the Spa lan-spi1ited daughters
| Of the sunny South, demands Tor them the highest
and most enduring tribute. innumerab,e instan-
i ces are expected of their unexamped devotion. =
They are worthy the lovrg praise of great, chiv-
alric race The hero and heroine Of this gigantic
strife eliminating in southern Independence
win go hand in hand to an cumulative Posterity.--
1t is the duty ofeyery proud spirited S0uthron
particularly Of the line frank cnd fte' brdrss,
to make atuai eSprsssaas of the Valor and merit
Of corr. aeles in Arms. The Modest impulses an.
the most sacred tres, felt the breast OF the sol
der only, ilnpel then, to it. Gnimportant or UNI
/ interesting as may seen single incident. inter-
woven with many Others it Will be enshrined in ev-
cry home treasured as ;nperis able on the con-
reerateds oeiety soroil WI eahed with the blood
hnueht 1907 =
. j. :. Amid llIe trophiesand archives Of every coitaa-
, ty and State. eventually to be engraven on the
/ golden page Of a Free Nations History
GEORGE CHASE.