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RY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 RES
TAURANT ATPUBLIC AUCTION.
m font al 95 trsat may at IL 3ftoi h
old house shall sell the Forrest Restaurant,
room Chamber and kiteben the whole e ea
closed with good fence, with fine cellar under
license, stock Of liquors, good viii and fixtures
The place has been doing good business, and is
only sold because the owner wishes to go on 8
my Is iRepI j, C. CURE & CO., Aucts.
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ACCIDENT ON THE RAILRoAD.-Last night,
as car No 42 was proceeding to the Navy Yard
and turning the curve at 9Th street east, Georse
j. Scroggin who resides on Attn and ID streets,
Capitol Hill, attempted to jump off and was
caught under the wheel and had his thigh
badly mashed. He was taken to the station
house, when DIR. McKim was called to attend,
and prom oun ced his injuries to be serious, the
thigh bone receiving compound fracture, and
may render ii necessary for amputation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-24

RYHKEEN WILLlNMs' Auctloneers.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. COWS, WAGONS,
CARTS, CARRIAGE, HARNESS, PLOWS, HAIR.
ROWS, CULTIVATORS, GARDEN HOES, ,
SRoVELs, RAkES, CUTTING BOX Mich
On WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant at 10 oclock
a. m, at the residence of J ohm Miller. the cor
ner Sd and street north, (the flag will designate
the place ali of his stock and Garden Implements
to the highest bidder, for cash.
my2l-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-24

SAD CASE OF DRoWEING.-On Saturday af-
ternoon youth named Clifford Wayne Cor
don, is years of age, son of Mr.. Gordon Of the
LIST ward, accompanied by two of his compan-
ions went to Lyons mills below Kalorama
hospital, for the purpose of bathing, and get
ting beyond his depth, ana not being able to
swim, he was drowned. A soldier after con-
siderable effort succeeded in recovering the
body, and it was conveyed to his fathers
residence, and will be inferred to-day.
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pY VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Asctioneers.
THE FURNITURE IcAsPARIs,H HOTEL, CAP

O'Clock, we will sell. all the Furniture and fees
of this sstablishmeDt, embracing in Psrlor Fur
Arm Chairs and Brussels Carpetings, Marble top,
Centre, Pier, and other Tables, Mirrors, Vases,
and Fixtures. Dining Tables and Chairs, Side Ia
bfs, Side beard large assortment of China, Glass.
Dishes, osstors. Cutlery. ard other Tableware.
The Chamber Furniture of twenty seven rooms,
other Carpetinss, OIL Cloth. MattfRgs, Rugs. &c.
Painted and Enamelied Cottage Chamber suites
con plete.
Walnut Mahogany, and Painted Marble top Bu-
rears and Washstands.
Wsrdrobas Clothes Presses, and Tables. Toilet
Sets, and Mirrors.
Beds. Feather, Hair. and Shuck; Mattresses PHI.
lows. and holsters, Blankets, Sheets. and othe<
Bedding,
All the Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, comprt.
sing everything necessary for such establish
ment.
Terms cash.
my 20 d W. L. WALL, & CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES.
Yer ether Auction Sales see first page.
This AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RYJ.c, MCGUIRE CO.. Auctions,r,.
yAJLUnAgLE IMPROVED AND uNI1pRoyxp
Ar Bio kr6 ron nfAhNfh sFAhAr
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May elth, At q
f GS On tns premises We shall sell Eleven Build
Q streets north.
o, Lots ~ "a and ., in sub division of Square No.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets vest
running back $50 feet to 80 foot alley i'm proyed
oyanrge and substantially built Frame Buildins
vain brick foundation formerly used as Church,
I'm ennPSoie Of being changed to Cottage Dwell
Terms: One third In cash, the remainder in sir,
we've. and eighteen months with interest secured
oy oesa OF trust on the premises.
my AZ cY' q q M ias sHsants' Co. Aue
Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
ELEyENyALyABLE BUILDING LOTS 'FRONT.'
ING qN N,AND " AND TENTH sTS. NORTH.
On fpEsp4Y, the a..h instant. =. shan AN
following handsome Building Lots, Viz "'' NV
Lots No 2, 7, g. Is. Il, Is, Is. IL, Is, and -, In
ub.division Of SQUARE No. SIS; these lots have
fronts OF . feet each running back IS feet to ssTs.
Terms One third cash; balance in six And twelve
months, for notes bearing interest. deed given
All conveyance and stamps at the cost OF the pa
INV is-s GREEN WILLIAMs Auetx
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DYJ. C. MEG UIRE CO., Auctioneers.
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE NAVY

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 25th, at s
O'Clock on the premises. we shall sell, good two
story Brick Dwelling House and Lot, on south K
street. between 10Th and 18th streets east with
outlet from the rear to 18th street
Terms: One.third In cash; the residue in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by Q
deed OF trust on the premises, or all cash OF the
option Of the purchaser.
Conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
my.2-d J. G. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-24

TROUBLE AMONG PUPILS OF A CoLoRED
SCHooL.-Last night, as the pupils who attend
the contraband school on 4th street, Capitol
Hill. were leaving the school. room two of them,
George H. Dent, aged about IS, and Wash
Young, aged about As, were attacked by another
named Joseph Lee, aged 10, who chased them
back in the house, kicking Dent severely
Afterwards Officer Shelton was informed of
the case and arrested Lee, who was taken to
the station, and this morning Justice Gull fined
inns 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-24

7 GSTa O On Saturday afternoon, at the Presidents
with likeness of lady and gentleman in same A
suitable reward will be paid if left at 365 ST.,
between 5th and 9th.
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PERSONAL.

pERsONAL-Two gents, suffers in the army,
ance of some young ladies. with the view to matri
mony. Please address, giving name and where an
interview can be obtained. Address w. II. AMES,
Ii. JOHNSON, Post Office, Washington, DC
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-24

DERSONAL-A bonus of seventy five t75l dol
l. lars will be given to any person who will Sc.
cure for the advertiser a CLERKSHIP in one Of
the Government Depar tment3, on or before the LIST
of June. Address g. NJ. B., p sst Office, Washing
ton, D. G stating when and where an interview
may be had. my 2l-3tH
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0>REAM Strip SODA WATER.-If you wish
u glass of Cream Sirup Soda as is Cream sirup-
no milk-should call at Beswell's Drug Store,
large and fine assortment OF Fancy Goods, Per
fumery, &c. which will be sold to suit the times.
BOSWELL, Druggist,
mY2l.Sts MARYLAND avenue and 9Th street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Al. Case No. assa, Montgomery County Superior
uOurt 10 Partition
Dr virtue Of, and IN ehodience 10, the command of
10 an order Of sale made by the superior Court OF
Montgomery oounty, ohio, and 70 me directed, will
offer ~ public sale Al the door OF the Court House.
SafurdoV, Aprd 3. 1854,
tive o'cieck m of said day, the following dosorihed
real estate, to.wi The southeast quarter et section
east, 6o In Montgomery county, Ohio, oontalnng
one hundred aud hi,y niue and hixty,aix enc hUnd'
rodth acrea, moro or laRF,
And premisoa have been appraised NJ hny dollars
$50 per sore aud cannot sell for less than two thirds
VI said gppraiaemeut.
Terma-0no.th third cash, one third Ia one year aud
feed payments 10 bear ntersst aud TO 30 seoured By
moityAge on the prelnaoa,
GkORoH WoGAMAN, Bberu Mont county
4. n froUra, Attorney. meedoWaWla
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Aegal.
SHERIFFS SALE.

Henry sllhbs w, samuel stibbs ct al. In Partition.
Case No. 2lhO, Superior Court Of MontgomsT ~
County.
10y virtue OF nm order OF sale made IN tho above
ID cause by the superior Court OF Montgomery
County, OHIO, will onerM public sale Mt ho door Of
sha Cont House, on
N,osiov, March ~, 1854,
Az two o'clock IN of said day the following descrb
ed real estate via certain tract Of land with the ap
purtenauceH lying and heing In Clay township, Mont
gomery County, Ohio, and described ~ follows, TO.
wit The north halt Of the northwest quarter OF section
fhlrytwo al, town nix dl, range four az containing
eighty aud seventeen enc hundredths (sl i7.lOOl
acres
Said farm, 10 situated mile west Of podson sta.
ton, aud IL said to he one Of the best hrma that
rec OF dover.
rems--4 each. x In one year and She balance Ia
two yeara from the day ef sale, deferred payments 10
tear ait per cent interest nom the day OF sale an TO
DO secured hy mortgage on The premiaeH.
GEORGE WOoAMAN, shonh Mont. county.
HouW NOM ANON. Attorneys G27wa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
SALE or RIAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT

IN THE VILLAGE OF UARROLfoN,
ON Tuesday, the 22d day OF March, A. u. 1904
Y between tho hours OF two aud ionr o'clock D m,
on the premises, will he sold 10 the higheAt hlddar,
she following real estate az the properly OF John
Doddn, deceased, to-Wlt Situate In tho county OF
Montgomery aud state Of Ohio, all Of lots No. At aud
a. situate and bengin tho town OF Carrollt0n agree
ably TO the plat Of said town. Said lota have on hem
= large, hne sud eommodlous hick dwelling good
stable, aud other good outbudlngs.
said property has been appraised, tree OF dower ut
$1,000 and cannot soil for less than two thirds OF the
appraised value thereof
'fRRMB or GALE-.One.third cash in hand on da,
OF sale, and one,t third In one and oue.third u two
years. with Interest nom day Of sale 70 bo secured by
mortgage on she premises.
WILLIAM noDDs,
Administrator Of John podds, deceased,
ASAH Car, Attorney, ieeowts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

A Bold Robber. "A soldier, to-day step
ped into Goodmans Shoe aud Hat Store in
the EsriRE Building aud robbed him Of II hat
worth three dollar, He had offered it to the
outlaw at cost, but that WAS not cheap
enough, A compile Of policemen followed
him to the depot to arrest him, when more
than City of his fellow soldiers interfered and
prevented it. Before further assistance could
be- procured the train carried the regiment
away This is only one OF the iRnumerNble
evidences of the denoralizing tendencies OF
the war
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Sale of Valuable Real Estate, We call
the attention ef our readers to the advertise
ment OF sale of real estate, to be made on
the ID of April at the door Of the Court House
in this city, The sale will comprise number
Of valuable lots in this city, upon one of which
is beautiful and desirable residence, See
the advertisement, for further particulars
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Read, White Men, Readl-Whitc Ne
chanlcs and lNboring men of Dayton, read the
following interesting notice from the Cincin-
natl Commercial Of yesterday
"Mr. Wilkinson Of the Burnot House rc.
turned yesterday from Baltimore, bringing
with him some fifty American citizens OF
African descent TO DO employed US walters,
porters, &c, in that hotel in place OF those
Of Irish descent hitherto employed, the new
hands were set to work immediately"
White men how do you like i'll Fifty men
thrown out OF employment in one establish.
ment 10 make room for imported niggers.
This is the feast to which the Abolition party
invite you, Are working SO men blind to the
interests OF themselves aud their families as
not to be able to sea through the designs Of
those villanous fanatic who are endeAvoring
to degrade them to the level OF tho African
Only few days ago, THE Dayton JoUrAai
published an extract from speech, made by
that old Timber Jack who sits in the Pres
dental Chair, to n doputAtion from an Aboh
ton Working Association in Washington City,
In which he stated, in Aluding to the difficult
lies which have occurred between white labor.
era aud negroes IL some Of the northerA cities,
that be regretted TO see any officially between
those who had to labor for living, that their
interests we're all alike, and that they ought
to be friendly aud work together ia harmony
Men OF Dayton, we ask you in all sobsrnes'
will yon vote for party who openly and un
blushingly seek to degrade you to the level o.
the negro ! A party that Is now at work or
ganizing freedmen associations" all over the
north for the purpose Of importing negroes Il
compete with you for labor, for rest assured
as aoou as negroes can bo imported you vii
have to work along side of them .snd at thi
same wages or not work at all The Demo
cratic members in the Ohio Legislature II
order 10 protect ySu from this state OF lhiDg
introduced a resolution to preveat nsgroe
from coming into the State, but the Abolition
majority promptly voted il down, on th
ground that they had no right to prohibit oit
. zens from any State from coming to- Ohio
\ Wo hope that every working mau when b
\ reads this article will pass Il around to hi
q nsighbor, in order that all may SEQ the oblsS
a the Abolition leaders have 10 view, in thsl
! AbominAble crusade upon the rights OF lh
: States and Of the people, Aud in eoneluslo
We ask all men who consider themselves be
! ter than uiggers to give their sappor, 10 ii
ID nominees OF the Democratic party Who hA'
:, always protected their ia.srsals, aud wi
will use their best efforts to put a stop 10 u
importation Of negroes ia to this State,
...tH UHfHNU .N"N Z m |M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Temperance: Festival and Careys
Speech 49, .uessrs Editors II was not pres.
ent but am informed that at the Temperance
Festival the other evening Gen. Sam Carey, u
loyalist OF the first water land cold water at
that that said ia his speech, that the reason
we had not hitherto succeeded Ia crushing
the rebellion was that ''tee had 10 many drum
den oGice,s and soldiers IN oar army to de.
serve success
Captain Ellis having been present on the
interesting ooension Of this reunion Of the
temperance brotherhood, desire to know
whether General Carey did say US he has been
reported, and whether that bO eopperheadism
or not ~
private note To the updeFsigned, strictly
confidential, will he highly and eminently sat
'slaotory and us secret us the graye-mum''
the word with Yours truly,
JONI LSAEPAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
WynkOOp's Iceland PeClOral.

aqDseassa OF tho throat chestand pulmonary oranna
are ever prevalent, insidioua and dangerous, The
proparsiea OF medicine TO eleViate cure and uproo
ihesa complaints, must be eSpecorant, anodVue and
invig0ratng oesening the mucua OF the throat, and
mparting tone TO tho entire System No discovery IN
medical aeinnoe mastered this class OF Diseases
like nr. wynkoop's ioeiand Pectoial, ItiHused with
the most shng resusn all eases Of hronoht ~
inhusnER whooplng cough, diptheria or phtrld sore
throat aslhms, Group, coughs, colds, nervous itri'a
blty, sc.
The Rev JiJ Potter oortlhes that, "I have used Or
Wynkoops Peetonl Tor several years, myself and In
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended " 10 many others. aud have never
seen lts sQual," Rev. j. j. Potter, brooklyn n, y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important testimoni-
ale could be produced, showing its remarkable cures
aud shat Il never fails.
II is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of OIL.
cad, Peruvian BAlsam, Eecampaue, Comifey,' Bur
dock, aud other invaluable expootsrant and tonic m
gradients, tits harmless, prompt and lasting. IN
yads and sufferers cannot afford 70 neglect u trial.
Every hmy should have II. IL IN Ieinarkalde tot
Group. Full descriptions, recommendations and di
rcctiona accompany each bottle.
sold In Dayton BY W W. stewart aud NIL principal
druggists
n8a fta Ws seSadiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
A Valuable FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
Abner stephens
atfuinaf

against - ...
Jaeob q, Kaplaf et al Casa No, ggAT,
DuRsuANf 10 an order aud decree ef tho superior
II Court 81 Montgomery county, Ohes made Ia the
Above entitled casse, l viii, on
Safsrdoy. Apni y, llat,
sci at puho outey 10 Tia hghest hdder At the door
VI Inc Court House, IN the city Of DAft0n the farm ol
FranciA j. Andrews, situalad east 81 Centarynle, IN
this county, containing la0 arrna,
II isin good state OF cultivation has about Af,aon
aSres Of woodland, DWELLING, barn, three tenant
houses, 40 ."..
Appraised ~ Sa,soO, or eAe an acre ney sell for
~, 500 o. or t20 " an acre.
GEoRGE W, MALAMpRE, Master Com.
J, A, JoEDAN, rHHtsagH JoRpAS, X, y, Yousa and
aoON McMAuoH, Attorneys. mai tdATts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Rev. DR. Lilienthal Of Cincinnati will
be in Dayton this week, and preach sermon
at the Synagogue, northeast corner Of Fonth
aud Jefferson streets, Saturday April ?. Ser
vice to commence at nine o'clock All are
invited to attend.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
NoTICR TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

CEALED proposals Tor lhe building Of . bridge
y acroas saltwater, near Harrsburg, will b. reoeit'
81 until saturday April y iast ~ the County Audtora
Once, whore plans and specifications may be seen,
1he Oounty Commissioners roserve The rHht 70
reject any OF An blds. e ...f....
Auditor Montgomery County, ohio.
Dayton, March 10, ip6t-msnd1aWu at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Book Bindery-In Bsckels BSiding, over
tho Post ofIiosi every descriptions of Binding
Is executed ia tho very best style, aud Mt
cheapest rates, sueh AZ Blank Books MagA-
Eines, &c Railing done to order Remenber
the place, Room No 23,. .Beekel's Building.
2w local F.w. MEYER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Wanted,-ByA young mGA, boarding in
a private family, Three or four squares from
the Court House. Address EMPRE Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
94enslulls.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR I"OR CBAIMS.
WASHINGTON olTf, ne,
aRGEARs OF PAR, BOUSTlEs, PENSIONS.

ANA All other CLAIMS bcfore the GxeouNe Depart
mant, aud In tho Court oi claims.
Rettra 10; Hons N, N, NceiM. ., iaihafri " 3.
Wilk lIsop, Waited Sntna aRpafprsi !, blafhi u ~
a.antala SECRETARY Of War " liaa olH ~ hnylf I.
CoiAS,' NJ n Fut,ke, fsnheiA u ooaEresa, poloigl
q, W Eelne, Of inaienei sgd sihefes
The Undersigned aeslres q ini4rin prfannN eefnk
,iarnandp against she taserpuent of thn atles
that ha IL prepared - iroHneute ikef elainH WITH
protnptue AMI eh hN, foffnt ~ laihsnl
kpewledge " At tha dssaut Vi the ieHffi ~ rat "
the unicd States, giyes htA gruet hglinea iqr ~
speedy adiustIneptand celleeen 81 every desufipn9n
81 "''p'''' ''"A' PeSst0ks
All Rersens whs enteresl fie military nsFyioe Alt
March lsSi, aud arc disahlea by wounds er dAcssc
are entitled 10 pensions,
Widows Of soldiers whs are Killed, ~ Aie helea or
ease contract while In sersiee, ara euuted 10 pea
aiona.
II no widsw, then the children ,undqr "a S,eon yoafg
OF age, are entitled 70 pensonN L. t..f
II no Wilew nor ohfen, u IN The M ether iwhelly
Or In mart dependent on dooeaAbi for suppou
sixtaan yeRrs al age n whoy or IN part depehdeht
80 pOuNTlEa
All enlisted meuwhs serve tive ycarH are enhtlod 10
Bounty, l.
eeived tu baitie, arc entitledte bounty
Bounhes and arrears OF pay due dooeaHed soldiers
arc paid A. ollevs hral, 70 bis widow second " no
widow, 70 his children
ii hs died unmarriod frat 10 fathes; aecond, Il no
hther 10 motAefi thrd. no father nor mother, hen
TO his brothers and Hlaters Arrsars st pay g2a ~
The holrs. JusTus T. MCCARTHY
JOHN il, ,sTaPPRLNfA Esq., Dayton, Msntgom'
cry eouhty Ohe, is my Rutherised AAssoiate, Appli
eaiiont Prcpared ARd forSatded by him, will reoolys
pronipt attention. '.s LHs Svlseii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Thu Ohoir Of Trinitv Churoh This

Inc VnOlE OF ANlhlty thulVh '"'e
organization some time sinoe announced the
intention Of giving one Of their iaverite Con-
cert at Huston Hall the time then hxed upon
was last Monday, March 2s, Owing however,
10 the choir Of a sister church, having about
the same tune hxed upon the same tine and
place for holding concert, this affair was
postponed, in favor Of the choir Of kmanuefs
Church. We are now authorized 10 announce
Thursday evening, March o. or Aacens'on
Day, has been agreed upon as the mos, oou.
vsnient time, and that Il will positively take
place at Huston Hall The choir has lately
been thoroughly reOrganized; all OF the old
siuger have returned, aud some good new ones
been added
II is useless for ns to attompi % add To the
reputation these amateurs nov have. Their
past Efforts show, that II is not necessary for
them TO exlol their own merits in the public
press, for the purpose Of drawing crowded
house. The announcement that they will
sing, is enough
The object is, to pay ths indebtednSsa Of
the library at tho Church, and to furnish ne
cessary music, SO look out "Ye Walls Of
Zionr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Situation Wanted. Wanted, a situa-
ton aa Clerk, BoOk-KsOper, or sAlesmAs. -
The applicant has had experience in all. Wa
ges no object City reference given. Ad'
dress this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
@tntcal.
VRNEREAL HOSPITAL,
HatatiiAhed in the Year igks

VRNEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year lsSs
FOR THE oURE sF PRIVATE DISEASES.
Ana uaasr the esutrsl Of two sfth rasat Imminent
rhysieians in the wsrld.
nR. E. hONAPAhTk, Wom Lendea aNd Paris
u Hospitals, aad for the past ten yssrs el The Gin.
aianaii Nenereal Hsspital. and pr. " n REYNOLDS,
where SsrmAnent cure Of Private Diseases oaa l-a
ohtane ed. without tho use 81 tneroury or cbahge Of
diet 9sesTrhoa cured - s,s ~ sS9r., cIes, cured
turnAl Emiasiehs stepped ~ 2 - days. seminal
WeAknSs cured IN tst wsSSqi sypSiisin "a pHulR.
ts weeksi Skin Diseases cured 10 70 weekt; i'm.
potency viFer restored m 70 aweeks All diseases
81 private nature treated With unparalleled success,
br. BsnSparte's great vsrt on private Diseases The
Private Guide 10 HEALTH 10 eaeHclsl 70 all, tsRle and
ieualn old aud yeune, should read this koek twill
emil Hhten those whs crepe IA dsrkaess. Price 70
osnis, aenthy mail.
DT. BsnApsrte's French Patent Male HAisl II ia
psrisctly sale, and never fails u ~ sAasacusn lts
ihe snly safe and aure Preveuave aEaiaHt disease,
Prise II the FrsAoh Patent Malls sefe, u the auge
80 80 Madame I'oziERs SsmSis MoS,hly Piis Is a
safe and reliable remedy Ter supprossopg aad all 10.
male diseases Ladies' uhoud aot uae eheIa dunng
pregnancy, a. iheyN.l sTsdaee saseernags,l rnee
D. " PsrssS--sr'r~ sac . seat % Asy @ddfsss BY
sss ssss.l S y Ss AsS ere ana ana
fngs 81 venereAi diseeaea sad tue emily poo.ers vho
have bees Acuustsmsd item an early Aae of youth =
witness The Shrieua diseases whlch Rltct taRnk ipd
and 70 walch NE pTeKfuss hfouah a leag career ef
pr0leaaionA study IN even trhere efiiie, hens the
humble sbsde 81 poverty . nc asnuion of tho veal
ny, and havug HscertAnei heyend doubt the sast
eulIerna 81 auinauy they deieruined ia Helenl tho
eoneraivs system as their pAftaaar stads aud 70 do.
vote their whole attention 10 the aeVleton OF the ss
sAueh Of thesetmpoftAnt mnctoOs No letter. will hs
answQfod pnleas MeS nsntan rcmutsnou OF a post.
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prs, hONApARrE 4 REYNOLDS,
No, lse AycAmoIe street, heiWepn fiah s,Kth, east
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Spring and Summer Opening Miss
A. Goodman will be pleased TO have her nun
erous friends aud customers call on Saturday
April 2, at her old establishment No, aS5,
Second street, to examine her complete stock
of Millinery, comprising bonneis, hats, and
aowers. 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The westerR part
OF the city, north of Fourth st., preferred. -
EnquEo at this Office. dn