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, 1864-10-05

EGGe-Ip vt1y tuan supply, w1ts , fa!t demand.
.. Il ptstert Taes sne market u arm WITH an NJ
wsrd sea. ency. Nc quo4s ftsh eggs 1t es1sac par
uaIta,
a.hEAN FkUlT%-Ths supeiy q APrLss du1-s
ip1r,4s-d demand prices have been nrner. Ths tao-
rly ef 81 !'ntt h.s tacssed Gs4fRs1I,.se5las u
CA-kvbsa s1e SCARE. MARKET nrn 1t 1s s2.o per y.
PnAcu1s. ms .hE1i1 and yeT1 rn!as1alaesxIy ss.soa y
alu coni In. As nnesrEao tntetyAes but 20 tar ~
aLyts Ing Ise supply eoumen :u.ste - ~ &C.
Our pf etent oastauon1 sre uomlaai. P8AHs Md
efAe receipt. and hzm 1t pteaaaf quo!suoat.
, 1864-10-05
WEI RLY RRVHEW OF TNE
CHICAGO N IKE T.,

Al sules Of frdtn sIpofzed IN Ats Nscrfss rfcoFe
1yS on bdfis Of &c storage per eushx!, wtts*s
otherspIss stotsd F+otr u Ao9d datisEyea tH1A-s
HkAee4d{s6 tf6tk6
, 1864-10-05

3
FKEIGHT4-GzA1AFR FRnonrs-Dus,u rho w=ek
b ~ Itn s1arce aud rA'ea are e41at, but Wi'h3ut
any i c1al oect1ao, TO DAT the engs1eme1ts .
~ felix ws 40 BuYYALc-tchf. Lvns stsr. wt'h
wheat At u bark l.. Il. C'ttop, with oats, at EXc
lch-. Hlppog1ah, with Ats- II skc
"LAA4 Nd kAu" EHE1aRIa-1hsfa Il no change
, 1864-10-05
MILLINERY; NEE &

IL. ~ .tueMate & IL S1J F:1s and ~ s.Aua
1se11ay s3nes of Millinery GnodA oi the MaG&
FSsfadtsf. 1ftA daily Aksty1le, % u d
~ sslisn u sarlg tnspseHon. u her roMs Me. @
Lako atxxsf. ~ sse0a. Sc@~@
, 1864-10-05

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do No ! 2 Ao1.13 al&1f-11::
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do B1t14Frut,. 6,N2&.X
Feek Measures,
R9d. 3.ta1k~
do Dutte<QUt- < ~
1QHE-T.s Martat has
" .one1tfe Good px5csA
4 Whttf1t 4 100 l3c per EAl,
&C.,. 1SA21c par gallon. Tne
Una Manufactured goods.
tho faes thss tho7 haye BOT
,tzn Wlnes and Spirits aSS
,mlnaE Ws quo:e:
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-21
TT E
~ - --~ 5~ .

Yesterday afternoon: aftor an ilneS IS OF ~ d
days. Mrs. MARY ENIN loLh' N 'tT If
year of her age The decegsed "as n ';5n} IN
Statfordshire, England, bat nao ,. ae,'I Her
long lie was one Of active Christina ben c.
lence. She was always ready TO 2tteno t,tJ w.;
aud comfort the afflicted nnd 1 lI; %r and
ever open to relieve the wants OF '1e P car her
biesssd. w. The friends and ac?uajni@ ooSsl
OF the family are invited to attend hc i,"I u
to-morrow (Sunday) morning, 1t ha 1a:j os
O'Clock, from her late residence n o. 107' '>''7
street. ~oYr
In this city, on the Dist, Mrs M Al natiye Of
the county Louth, Ireland v Her err Ee W%:
will leave her late residence, NO. ~ to
street, at III clock, to morrow i2u u''ngtor
be taken on the o'clock boat 10 y "'I,fn2v.-
Tor nterment in the Mount olive C cnlII't TO III
The friends Of the family are requested W
tend the funeral. ---==--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-21
THE CAM7AII55H N yIzg?vTs

~IAi1 IaEAi AA1is = q vlGN!KTs
dispatches from the Headquarters # lis
Army Of the Potomac dated on the 2otb -
4. NJ, 20 the Northern psrers state ;?...<
the Confederate attack On he Fctlaral r;a,,.
Oil The night previous s7as 10 sieze t},:s frs;,s
AMI cause q otampad4, BOA that It vas "n;r
tally successful . The etIe,aI is loss pt OWN
by GI1e correspondent Of The Associated Press
al fTom 500 70 1000 IT, killed and vo1,o,3e,
The cores pnnlent Ellen adds: 'Ii'j1e erc::.5
had possession, d Il s trains, bat before fhey
got gl:e;a Oft they were re5aken. The rebel
force consisted Of Hoods division Of Evers
corps, We took about 800 prisoners ibis
Was the only fighting done yesterday. 49,
Another correspondent writes that over fcvg
hundred Federal wounded Of the I'd coc3s r.
main in the hospital On the Wilderness ba;;!@-
fell out Of provisions and without medical
stores. He also states that, It is said, that
Lee will not recognise, Gag Of tr2c: unless i
eliminates from Grant, As be considers hin Tbs
commander Of the army. The writer also
Sitt'E> IH'.. wv 'iiau q t'''@t'Nl' ~ Liam"
army wagons had been captured, occaslonod
good deal Of anxiety. as the supplies We're
wanted at the front But ii explaining shat
sixty WACO IS really did disappear; III vas sub
seqneptly discovered that they had taken Ike
road to NashinEtou instead Of to SnnttsyTa
MA Court House, ono were accompanied By
some artillery" Il IS also stated that The
enemy made an attack on Warreos corps on
Thursday night, but was driven back lhe
attack caused some interruption t. transports
ton, the trains and teams returning 70 1Eea
ercksburg on the double,Qalck; bit oone' NC
::te assured, were captured. .
The correspondent Of Phiiaiel ptla inquirer
whiting from the James River, states on tIs
authority Of the Director OF the Transports
ton Of the wounded, that General bntleF 5
loss ia the engagement on Monday ]ast T@s
nearly five thousand, He adds, tha5 neafy
sbe whole Of IIeckrnan's brigade Is either XIII
ed. wounded or missing, Heel nan blm5Sl!
being tsken prisoner whilst lighting, at His
head Of his command. /; c Federal loc5s
have fallen back to Tie si;'inlty OF H G;:'
Hundred. anu no longer nlen4ce tort D'r's's'
a.a~za=an.r=s--aa=sAsseorea-~@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-21
MILLI IN E r z

MRS. G. L. SIMPSON, No. 9, Colump p,,..
HAS an elegant assortment OF ollh s,,, 1tooI:,
I'll Laces, French Flowers and oIr% of The la
to which she would call the atteh"lo@ -
dies Of Alexandria, bleaching
uzsy~ Particular attention pai3 TO b 1H21s
and Pressing. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-21


IT g CoyGREss. In the Senate YESTERDAY
Joint resolution was introduced TO authorize
President Lincoln to call out such plumber OF
men as the exigeneies Of the service ulav re"
oure. and for :, period not exceeding oEe year;
referred 70 the Military Committee. 4 reso-
luton Was adopted, calling upon the Secretary
Of :he Treasury for statement o. the i1'i'
amount Of the public debt at this time; CIV.
inc the several items Of in}ebtness ani the
rates Of interest, &C. The Pacific Ralcoa1
bill, was further discussed.
10 the House of Representatives the report
Of the Committee Of Conference Oh the d,Sa
gree;us votes refusing to extend the right Of
suffrage to negroes in the Territory OF 'lontano
was agreed to. 4 DILL was passed approprla-
ting nine thousand five hundred dollars 30 pay
damages sustained by Prot. Ames IN tie de-
struction Of his property ct Anna1daIe Va
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Cox, OF OHIO,
but objected to by Mr.. W. hurne. Of Illinois,
declaring that the forcible seizure OF the NE"
York World and the Journal Of Commerce,
and 81 ;pensionsion Of their paper tor the II
nocent publication Of forged State paper. Is
an act unvarranted by the circumstances coli
nected with said publication, an arbitrary out
rage upon the constitutional righ's OF the CIT
izen. and deserves the Reproduction OF every
friend Of public liberty and private rights
A dispatch published in Cincinnati paper,
from Gau]ey Bridge, in western Virginia, states
that On the 10th instant 'General AverlIl's
forces Debated 4, OOO Cootedera'es under Gen.
Sam Jones, four miles from WytneyliIe, alter
O. four hours battle, killing and woundng many
and capturing some prisoners. General Aver
ill'soss is utdown st 10 killed aud wounded
He. is said, subsea uantly u have captured
two guns and DESTROYED the railroad.
A dispatch from Boston announces thai Mr.,
Edward 4. Pollard, one Of the editors OF the
Richmond Examiner, and Miss Belle Boyd,
we're passengers on board the Greyhound,
when thnt vessel was captured. The identity
of Miss Boyd is doubtful
A dispatch from Nashville to the Northern
papers announces that "Sherman is in posses
sion Of Kingston, Rome, Cassvle, and the
line Of Eureka. The army had heavy Skin.
nishing with the enemy all che way from Re
SAGA Johnston is believed to be at Atlanta.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th denies
the death and capture by the Eederais OF Maj.
Gen, jenkins of the Confederate army; aud
SAYS that though severely wounded IN the
abdomen. he is safe, and doing we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-21
QI1e g. lexaulriA 0azett 6
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 81

G1prI7r7 COURT b. X, cneaG uuSe.-
p,;7ao The rule against Geo HIcBurney, ter
failure to appear as s yeueeIman, Was dis
charged.
Jas T, Close.was excused from further ser
vice as Juror at this term OF the Court
Com. vs. Harrison Darker-on an lndlct-
r1en,-cootinued until Friday next
Com. vs.. Dr.. J. Porter-on Indictments for
marrying Geo. Short and Ann IA. Anderson;
,Jno. J. Nevcom}o and Indiana Howard; Sam !.
King and Ann Barlow; Hugh Il. Middleton
and Sophia +. Dram Otto Christi and 3uar'
garet Gerhauser; J. r. Nightiugll and Mar
saret Dewyer JAS Gill and Elizaba5h John
son ana Jas. T. " ebster and Elizabeth T. Pet'
ty, without taking the oaths pvescslbed-gullfy;
aad defts. fne was assessed at $40 ID each
case and Judgment was given accordingly With
cost.
The Coust adjourned until y o'clock on
Saturday for the purpose Of signing the mln-
utes ana aJjourning over until Monday
THE MARRIED, this morning, was wei! sup
oiled with vegetables. The prices OF fresh
meats are the same as at our last quotations
Green peas are 81 per peck; straw berries IS
cts, DER quart; asparagus from IS to 20 cts.
Der bunch. Lettuce, onions, early yorks, &C.
are beginning 20 come il plentitu1ly-but still
sell at remunerative prices to the growers. But
Ter is from IS 70 625 cts, accc riding 10 freshness
and quality; eggs 80 cts per dozen. Fresh
fsh sell high still. Sha} 50 cts. pee pair her
ring 5000 cts. per dozen rockfistl from %
cts. 20 81 according to size sturgeon 10 cents
per pound AN enormous price for this kind Of
Ssh.
The following additional Bishops have been
elected by the General Methodist Episcopal
Conference Of the =. Sd. W. Clark, Of
New York T. Thompson Of Clio; and Calvin
Kingsley, Of Erie. The following have also
been elected d. D Whe;loa. Of New York,
Editor of che Quarterly Review Daniel Wise,
of Providence, Editor of the Sunday School
Alvocate d.. J. ?. Darbin, Of Philadelphia,
Missionary Secretary and G. i. Harris of
.OAio, Assistant Secretary Of Missionary So
ciety.
The statement brought to New \ ork by the
steamer Fulton on Tuesday that there was a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
WynkOOp's Iceland PectoraI.

sDseases OF the throat, chestAnd pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidous amt dsngeToua The
properties of medicine 70 alleviate, cure aud uproot
these complaints must he expe 'torRnt, anodyne and
inVigoratng, loosenng tho mucua OF the thropt and
lmparung tone 10 the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class of diseases
like DR.. Wyukoop's Iceland Pectoia II Isl used with
the most astonishing results In all Of broneht
innuenla whooping cough diptheria or putrid sore
throat asthma Group, coughs colds, nervous rrIia-
The Rev J. J, Potter certihss thst T have used Or
Wynkoops Peetoral for several years, myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended Il to MANY othors and have never
seen It's equal" Rev. J, J. Potter, Brooklyn n Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important testimoni.
ale could be produced, showingiia remarkable cures
and that Il never fails,
u IL composed of pure Iceland Moss Balm Of oil.
cad, Peruvian Balsam, ElecRmpape, onfrey Bur.
dock, and other Invaluable expeoisrani and tome In.
gradients II Is harmless, prompt and lasting In.
valids and sufferers cannOt Afford TO neglect trial
Every family should haya it u il remArkahie Inr
Group. Pull descriptions, tons and al
rsotoua accompany each bottle,
soldia Dayton BY " W stewart and All principal
dTuggiHte.
harnea 4 90. New York. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Fallon stereoptioon. We tried our bes
10 resist the auraotisss At Beckel Hall last
evening, but it was no go-snd it will be toe
same way tonight again The Slereopicou
has got the better Of US, and we cave At dis
cretion There is a fascination in its sugges
tons end chsrn IN ia llusory shadows oI
the grand and oiden, and admirable both Ia
nature and art, which are too pleasant TO
icrego, To gaze upon the real scenes and
objects presented by the Stereoptcon would
be sarcely more satisfactory than the faithful
reflex, while the admiration Tor the wondrous
art which is so nearly a miracle, would be
entirely lacking Aud now, after urging up.
on oil our friends to see the Stereoptison for
themselves we put the subject into hands bet
ter qualified to deal with il
Letter from John @, Whittier We
have been permitted to publish the following
extract written by Mr. Whittier to a gentleman
who invited hun to witness the marvels of that
truly wonderful triumph Of optical and chem.
cal science, called the Stereopticon, the prop
erly of J. Fallon, Esq Of Lawrence. 1t is
said that The evening referred to in the lstter
is the first that Whittier has spent in any pub
lie assembly for many years. What his de
light was can be seen in his own bsautiful
prose
81 was not able 10 see thee after the exhibi
ton Of the Stereopticon, but cannot help
thanking thee for the real pleasure enjoyed
in behoding the best works Of ari and the
most interesting landscapes Of the old world
and the new, The EtereoseopliS eject was
wonderfully preserved in the largely mAgni6
ed pictures The statues, in particular, call
ed forth my admiration They we're solid aHd
rounded tOrme Of grace aud beauty The in
teriots OF Moorish and Gothic Architecture
really seemed TO invite ones feet upoa thar
tessellated floors and under their sombrs
arches, or beneath their graceful arabesque
galleries and colonnades. OF the various
views presented | can only refer to the ruins
of Postum, the Rock Temples Of Egypt, The
Ford Of the Jordan Melrose Abbey, the Alps
and Rhipe-land scenery, 10 say that they we're
most excellent
with great regard. thine very truly,
"JoHN G.. WHlTTER'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Eegal.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

EolAIE.
David H. Prugh, Administrator Of Barbara Shank de.
ceased, w, John Thomas Weby ct al. Probate
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio.
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IOuhSUAkp 20 an order Of sale IN the foregoing
Il case viii offer ai public SALE and TO the highest
bidder, at the door Of the Court House In the city OF
Dayion.in the county Of Montgomery and state Of
Ohio, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2,A.D. 1884
AZ two oolo y IN, the following described real es-
tate situate In the county Of Montgomery and
Ohio, and bounded and described ~ follows. Situate
in the southeast quarter Of section No. o. town lranRs
o, NJ r., beginnlng on the south line Of said section
~ Daniel WeaYers southeast corner; thence n ~ q
" poles TO DeArdors southwest corner; thence So
. As5 poles 70 stone on Deardori's south line
thence Nv Ill poies to the south line OF said
tom thence 7s3<e Si6S poles TO the place OF be-
ginning, containing sixteen (l6) acres, more or less.
Appraised at $500 and may sell for tWo-thirds Of
said sum,
Terms Of sae-One, third cash the balsnoe in esuA
payments OF one and two years, with interest," secured
BY mortgage on tho premises.
DAVID H.PRU0H
Administrator OF Barbara shank deoeased.
SIXTH Curry, Attorney m s2deN aut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Lost On last Monday evening, a note of
5000, dated March lst, 1864, payable thirty
days after date signed W, S Phelps payable
to S. Puwcrs or order Any person finding
it will he suitably rewarded by leaving it at
Estabrook & Phelps Grocery Second street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
SAP NIFHE
OR,
CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAX ER.

al makes high rreesi sRroni6er helps 20 10
duos them. Il makes soap for Four cents pounJ
BY asing your k'ehAn grease.
RSOAUTIORi As spurious Lyes are offered
also be careful and only GUY the Patented article
put up In Iron cans all others being osunte rFeits
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACT'NG co.,
PhiIRdslphIs-NO. IaT walnut street.
Pitt.burg- Pitt -. and Duqussae way.
nol7daw3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
SpRcial Nottcrs.


\ EARNESTLY caution al. young mon suffering
i IRON Nervous Debility, 80, against endangaring
their health by PstronEing any of the advertising
quacks You can fn'ly recover by the methods used
BY the adv ertser aud by hundreds OF Others sud
no other way. Read letter which will send YOU II
yau will send mo post paid envelope hparng your
address. Direct to EDWAkD n ThANkR,
de20daw6m Lock Boz, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
Ahnnr alanhnn. - a......-.. n-....


Jacob @. Replar ct al Case No gT6T
OUksUAhp 10 an order and decree Of the superior
II Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, made N the
above entitled cause, | WILL on
Saturday, Aprd ., 1884,
se m public oucry 10 IN highest bidder, Al the door
Of no Court House In the CITY Of Dayton the iar u
Francis j. Andrews, aituated east OF Centervila IN
this county, eontening lSo acres.
tiain good state OF cultivation, has absut fResn
cores OF woodland, dwelling, barn, three tenant
houses, &o.
Appraised at IS zoe Or tts aa aare-aAy sell for
~ ,t6s 9T, or S2o VI an acre
GEORGR W. MALAMBRE, Master Ooua.
j. A. jonas, THRHsuKH deRpAK, X. g. Y0uEs and
hoVS a hCAAHoN, Attorneys. nAildAvts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Noticrs.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

GEALED proposals for the building of q bridge
- across saltwater, Harrisburg, will he receiY.
ed until saturday April g 1885, At the County Auditors
Office, where plans and specifications may be seen.
lhe County Commissioners reserve the right TO
reject any or al bids.
THOMAS o. LOWE.
Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio.
Dayton, March TO- 1864 all daawtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
NOTICE

LNLLES LADBw hled her petition in fhe Court Z
IL Common Pleas 10 and for the county ef Noa,-
a3n -ry m the state OF Ohio, The tiat day Of De.
tsrnber, is09, against John LsdsN, praying or a.
vefee for the causes Of groas neglect " duty snd
adultery. ELLEN LApEW
Josplh LovIIL, Attorney. jsBWd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Sale The sale Of the Furniture aud tx.
lures belonging to Pacific Fire Company,
No. 9, will take place at the Hall Of their
Engine House, on Monday evening, March
81, 1854 Here will he offered for sale val.
uabls piece Of carpet, window curtains, a
chandelier, large and beautiful dag, and
various other articles, of use to somebody.
This will be splendid opportunity to those
who wish to invest in such articles to get
cheap bargains
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Situation Wanted.-Wauted, . situs.
ton as Clerk Book-Keeper, or Salesman. -
The applicant has had experience 10 all. Wa
yes no object City reference given Ad-
dress this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with ak to eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north Of Fourth st., preferred -
Enquire at this Office. DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

PHILIP S, GEBHARTs ESTATE.
ON me irst day Of February, AID. 1894 the under.
" signed were appointed and quAihed Executors
o the last viii aud testament OF Philip 3, Gehhart,
SAMUEL 0EBHARr,
ie0a3 HAAC DIastNoER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
@R0Icdl.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established In ths Tear 1859.
ron TaR CURB sF PRIVATE DIsEAsEa
And nader the eontrol Of tive 81 ne nsst Rusasut
Physicians In ihe world,
nK, Il, boNAPARTh, rom LondSH And Pafis
~ hesPtAs, and for the past ven years Of the Gin.
ennau venereAl HSspitAl, asd Dr.. B, RRYNOLDs,
late Of New York. This ne snlV eeise In he sity
obtained. without the uss " mercury or ckaAEs oi
diet Gosorrhoes cured 10 ste - hours, 0leet cured
In Sto ~ daysi auietUrea eurediH 10 weaks; Noe.
turHal Rmissisus stspptd In 10 dAys; ssulnsi
weakness cured ~ 70 wb,'ku syphilis In ita puma.
y stages eursd n dAys' ses adary y pioas in
70 weeks Skis bisssses euFed IN 70 . weeks; i'm.
potency, Vgor restored 10 I - weeks AiidissasNs
of private naiurs treated vita unpMaHsed sassss 81
mAls or female,
Dr. BonApsrts's srsAa wsuA % naVAts Sissssss IN.
Private 9uidetS Heath, a. baaehsia 10 ALL male and
female, old aud Vsung, shsald read this book tsil
enlighies ,asss sac ErsFsN - Sarkusss Price -
ID. Rsaasariss Frsnsh Patent Male ssset n a,
Eeri.ety safe and never ta,ls ls - satsssess lis
Price Of ne French PateRt Male Safs, 81 ths spgis
enc o. per bali dssss q per deass, ssst BY mail
Asfc and reliable remedy for suPprssnnn and ali Il.
male diseases Ladies' should sot uss theIs dnnpg
pregnAuey, ~ thel vi snedues alsosfuass, Pnos
o. % per bsH-eEtra Aas te-s%Rl 70 suy address hy
mail. -
Drs, .. 4 n. sr. "a. @es ,s s.ssalu stsy are uu.
questiouaby Ankneuedged - 6s the chana pleas And
kinGs Of vtnereal diseases AHd the snly DoctSrs No
receive aonthly repsTts ffon the old world, thev
have been aeeustssed trom an early sse Of youth q
Nitneas Tia Faneua diaeanes Sheh af1iot uaankinI
ahd 70 Watch the progress thrsu4h taAE career 81
professional study 10 every vpheFe eflife freln the
humble ahede 81 boVeriy ts the aanosn eftho voai.
.hy and having asaertNAei heyend deubt ~. xas,
suffering Al humaaty, they determined 70 select te
aeneratVe system - their parteua -tudv and 10 e
Vota their uhole attention 70 the allevaton Of the s
easea Of these Important ninetioas Noleters viii h,
answered nnleas they eantain remittance on rs,sf
- utAmp. Oail or address,
brs, HoNApARTRa RHYNoLns.
No; tNhyeamoIe street, hetseen Ftth siHfla sast
AIDE, Cinainnatl, Ohio n
oAoS h0aFs hoIe AMI toePM "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Music.
STRING MUSIC.

AN prepared - urnish String Music fer balls,
/ p-rtieE &c, At the lowest possible rates HavinH
played with Prot farchild duriAs the last summer,
feel ceuhdsnt that Gan satisfy all his cid euston.
ers. / an member Of the KsgiAahtal Band, and
can furnish any Hunbsr of pieces ter string hand.
All orders len with Charles TheSbad oernor Third
and Jefferson sireets, uAdsr HuEtSH Hail, wa be
promptly attended to-
dsis13m RANIKL T. NAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Matinee There will be an exhibition Of
the Panorama of New York City at Huston
Hall tomorrow afternoon at halcpast four
o'clock, especially for the scholars of the Pub
Schools, and each scholar will pay at the door,
and be admitted, for ten cents,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Book Bindery-In Beckers Building, over
the Post Office; every description of Binding
is executed ia the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Maga
zines, &c Ruling done TO order Remember
the place, Room No, %, Beckers Building.
2w local 4. ". MEYER.