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DROPosALs FOR OAK LU NBER.

ci5 Qrorte,maI t,r,s Dice. Dtgsf IF wasiinxton.l
Wsshin stop, D. o., Sept. IL, 1874. Z
sssisd p,neoasIs .ili be receives at this ofie
sar ,h sAsTnRDA! Sept -. 49, at IL O'Clock IN,
70 GO fe.t sEAaON ED OAK BOARDS, one iach
si,s sS OF best suality. to be delivered INNS
slno,rc e vii be received thst does not pass the
os"r Gny.rnment insp -ction. ~.
Thr right 10 reset Ill hid tina NAV hA dsamad
VOC too hish is reaerved by the D pot Qusrtsrmss.
Pro pcsaIs should he aadr.sssd IN N, u,d.,.
Oak Lurnb =" d n Ri,cYyR 'o'
Brig uvn ana u Qrsrt-r IN sste~,
sep " O pepet OF Washing,on.
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1wnortan, rom the Front.

Darips Raid of the Enemy on our ua..e
CsrraIs On the James River-They Carry
Away Large Number Of Cattle-Our
cavalry sc in Pursult-A Severe Fight
between Our Forces and a Supporting
Party TO the r ebel r aiders-We capture
Large Number Of Prisoners.
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POSITION OF SENATOR WADE-The Dayton
(Ohio) Journal says the Hon. Ben Wade takes
the stump for Lincoln this week. He speaks
first at Meadville, Pa, on Saturday.
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GH7 SI6F STREET ~N
Efm CROCKERY, &
RfN GLASS.
CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS
COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS
offer all of the above articles of goods, which
embrace the best assortment ever offered to the
Washin gton bile; at 10 per cent lower than they
can he purchased elsewhere in the city.
sepa-Im. 316 p st. nerth. bet 10Th aud 18th.
$50 SEVENTH STREET. OGO
Hob BED LOUNGES HIGH
AWNING and AwyrNc
a.,ps.. GILT FRAME MIRRORS.
just received per schooner Empire twenty differ
ssS BED LOUNGES.
v hl s We are =, Offering at very low figures
GILT FRAME MIRRORS
VIII be found extensive, and in price will compare
with that OF any house 10 the Unit States
purchasers, remember We are selling our entire
FURNITURE AND HousEKEBprNG GOODS
generally Is per cent. less than any house in the
ci!y. II you are in want Il good articles 1t low
prices onnr forget us. Cali and examine eur
stoet ~ 90 deing you incur NO obligation to
s .o" ten Per cent =. Ss Of go and
Successor to Bontz Griffith.
sepz-n $50 Seventh Street.
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0Ae SUBSTITUTES,

345 = 3f5
WANTED PRINCIPLES for 10 colored m an TO 70
70 the credit of T. 10 y let
JAMES T. CLOSE, 3a5 Pc. av.,
sepI7st' .ppr lite Metr poit.n Hotel
SUBsTITUTES FURNISBED.
- SUBSTIfU1 "a ~ FINISHED.
SUBaT 'TUTRs PURNTsHRD
Persons desiriaS gu BSTlTUTES can be fur
pished at the oveet prizes pply i'm nsdi stely ct
H0OVER 90. Legal Agents,
SEQ New Jersey avenue,
sep H.et| Opposite CITY Passenger B. 3. Depot.
MISS LILLE BENNETT has the honor to in.
lvI form The pub &c that she N prepared to give
instructionsin usie At her reside -. No. 329
their patronage. atf-rt
ehe res pect uliy offers the folio wing references:
Prof H Daniel, Hun Richh W sll.ch Mayor,
Franck 7 ylor RsS., Dr.. Alex. Mcdonald Davis.
WAsHIn0TON. D. O., 1864 ssp n-eolmr
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell - This
morning, the will Of the late Henry Lehne,
bequeathing the residue of his property, after
paying his debts, to his wife Bertha, was filed
for probate.
Letters OF administration were issued TO
Anna AcKmann, on the estate OF Christian
Ackmann.
W. o. Shreve was appointed guardian of
Charles S. Shreve, orphan Of john Shreve,
deceased.
2 The first and final rccounts Of w. F. Speake,
and Louisa Kearney, executrix Of James Kear.
ney, were approved and passed, as was the
bslance and distribution account OF the last
named.
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A STRAW FROM THE JAIL.-This morning
one Of the guards at the Jail, ascertained the
and with the following result:-For Lincoln,
whites and 23 blacks. For Mcclellan, 81
whites and IS blacks. Majority for McClel-
Ian 30. Six of the prisoners were unconditional
and did not care who was elected.
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z 1 c T Y r & s.

Ere ch Gilt, Swiss Carved wood. and America,
Composition ard Frames in variety
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The Demscratic Dissennen.

The New York Daily News is yet very bitter
apon Gen. Mcclellan. Yesterday, in an ar
said that " the military enforcement Of States
into political alliance they discard Is clearly
an act Of subjugation," being, in fact, the old
rebel cry OF "no coercion" 1t says that the
platform Of the Chicago Convention is all
done. "Gen. Mcclellan has blown the party
to pieces a. by q bombshelI. The schism atics
have gone on again after false gods. Tramp.
ling on the Constitution, repudiating the SOW
ereignty Of the States, and splitting upon the
fundamental condition OF our system Of Gov
eminent, their voice is still for war"
In violent perturbation the News exclaims
that the peace men are not to be cajoled out of
their sprinciples." In reply to the assertion
of the New York Express that 'the peace par
y will all, or about all. vote for Mcclellan -
the News says" We beve already had op.
portunities to lnege Of what the feeling is, es-
pecialIy IN the West, and we posiu lively ass ure
our Contemporary that the bulk of the peace
party will not vote for Mcclellan IL he retains
his present position of antagonism with the
Chicago platform. Neither will they vote for
Mr.. Lincoln; they will remain at home upon
election day, as men deprived OF their elective
franchise BY the cunning Of faction
FfHAscIAL-The New York Post OF last
Gold opened at 2ss, and on rumors of the cap.
ture OF Mobile, gradually fell to 22ik. Ex-
change Is dull at 100 for specie.
The loan market is easier, and borrowers are
amply supplied at per cent Commercial
The absurd rumors relative to the immediate
negotiation Of a new loan have been resusci.
tated this morning, and are deluding a few
creduIous spectators.
The stock market 10 irregular and dropping
tournaments are strong, State stocks firm,
railroad bonds quiet, mining shares dull, coal
stocks active, and railroad shares dull.
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A BRAsTLY FELLow.-Last night about
two O'Clock, Mr.. Geo. +. Hotchkiss, formerly
a detective; but at present county omcer.
arrested Frank LAWYER upon cnfrge OF
Sodomy. This morning the case was called
up for trial by Justice Gibersou. The evil
dence Is too disgusting Tor publication, but
resulted in the accused being held to bail for
court in $500. Lavier is a good looking young
man, 81 years of age is intelligent, processes
to be an actor, and comes from New York. He
did not deny the charge; but tries to excuse
himself by saying that the spiritualists and
others designated by him, are worse than he
is. Mr.. Hotchkiss took him in custody TO
point out some of those he charged with worse
practices.
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p EADi READ! READI READ

READl READl READl READ
NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-Jus. re.
!ss and
I'm Sc Fs e sb :as
*HfEE1sRiifss 's s1ss ses then
Those in want ofBUsINEss SUITS, will please
call and exa mine sample goods. as we have choice
BEHII g. TIN street t bet and K. No. sSi.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER-Persons
it greatly to their advantage to call at SMITH
BEALL's, 7th street, bet and X. No. 36f.
fall
e. F's 81
A MEXICAN PRINTS
AMERICAN DELAINs
In addition to our large stock of the above goods
we open to-day
500 pieces excellent quality DARK AMERICAN
PRINTS. warranted fast celors, price ~ cents
per yard.
500 pieces PACIFIC AND MANCHESTER Oh
LAINS, in choice styles and colorings. price S.
cents per yard.
FRENCH DRESS GOODS, from Hagesrty 4 Co.'S
great sale by Auction last Tuesday, ct New
York
We shall open TOMORROW, q large .ssore
ment of
FRENCH DOUBLE TwILLED MERtNOs,
ALL WOOL PLAIN MOUssELINEs,
SILK PLAID AND STRIPED pOPLINS.
BRIGHT ALL.WO0L SCOTCH PLAIDs,
ALPACA POPLINS
SILK PLAID AND STRIPED vALENOIAs.
BLACK AND COLORED PLAID SILKS.
AL of which We shall sell ct small advance Or
JOS, ]. NAY & CO..
500 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
sepIsS between 9th and 10th strees
GREAT BAksAiSss E II sS? HAND PIANOS.
3 4:e :. t to- one es: It s I sssscosD HAND
m " sscsnsss.ud BRAS, INSTRUMENTS.
:. $50. .IaHrEEs NEW go RtSs J, ELLIS.
80 ss s,lf Isl from sos Pa. s,., corner 10Th
RoYs'A AND YOUTHS
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We invite parents to an Inspections our 'sfs'
BOys, oyRRooArs,
Z. ~ - BeYs PANTS.
BOYS VB6rs.
BOYs'sHIRrs. UEDHRSHIRrs DkAW
.hieh ve ars sellipx a. iow ~ goods OF hAe se
" can Ia haA for In The Northern ct"ss
WALL ,sraS.,,,ssrs syssr.,
SOP N.l.if CIasei.l Sst' va ''' ~"
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WI september 18th, 1854.
Proposals will be received at the Mayors office
until u m, Monday. the Goth of September, inst.
for the purpose of censtructing barrel Sewer in
the alley of Square 40, and to connect with the
sewer In G street. north.
The sewer will be circular in shape, its inside
diameter Will be two feet. and the thickness of the
wall four inches, to be laid in cement and sharp
sand in proper proportion the brick to be the best
hard, hand made brick, and TO be well wet before
being laid. The depth of the sewer will be eight
feet below the surface of the ground. There win
Bidders will state the price per lines foot for the
Fewer. which shall include al excavation. filing
and repairing eff the alley, and removing OF the
surplus earth, per drop each, For further nforma.
ton see the commissioner of the Fourth ward, or
the city surveyor. RICHARD WALLACE.
sep Is st Intel. and Columb I. ST. Mayor.
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hoS PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs 40,
CARD VIsITE YRAMEs

Different sizes and coIors Picture Cord and ras
sells, Rings, Nails. &c.
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Il. LABBB's DANCING ACADEMY.

II B. LABBI's DANCING ACADEMY.
r r. Liable has the honor of informing his
patrons and the public that in consequence "A
of his not being able to obtain his room until ~
November, he is obliged to postpone the EA
commencement Of his classes in Washiu ston sAAlA
until that time Due notice will be given in future
Advertisements of the exact time. sep Is
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A few choice Engravipgs snd Paintings for AL a
at j. MAkKRITER'S, No. 4S6 Seventh street
~PIease remember the Number, ass, and tn
term Cash for G 90 is and Labor. sep l7-6vift
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named.
AWAsHINGroH1ANC APFURED.-Afe few days
since, Mr. w. A: Fitzhugh, residing on Louis
In buggy belonging to Mr.. Murphy, OF Sixth
street. for Virginia. for the purpose Of getting
colored recruits for the army, and was cap
tured by Mosby's guerril las somewhere in
Fairfax or Fauquier counties, and has been
committed to Castle Thunder, in Richmond,
as announced by the Richmond papers, on the
charge Of being Yankee spy: Mr.. Fitzhugh
is q refugee from that part Of the country, and
knew the roads perfectly, but unfortunately
fell into the hands OF guerillas.
WAGES RAIsED.-The sailmakers at the
Navy.Yard have had their pay Increased, by
order of the Secretary of the Navy, from 81 to
$3.50 per day, the latter being the rates which
there none other than frst-class hands en-
ployed here. The sail loft, which was ample
In its dimensions few years since, Is now
found to be inadequate for the work. 1t has
add to the facilities a new flooring has been
laid in the loft. This department of the yard
is admirably conducted by Sailmaker H. w.
FARMLAND, of the regular Navy.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures
Prometheus, Becketts, New York; Cornelius
Haddop, Forbes, Philadelphia. Cleared
Schooner Constitution, Maddox, NanJemoy;
Blooming Youth, Shannon, do; Zion, Fields,
Salisbury; Quail, Harper, Baltimore; Mahlon,
York; Planter, Hopkins, Accomac; A. r..
Smith, Jones, Baltimore; G. b. Mcclellan,
Humphrey. Broad Greek; Flight, McNamar,
City Point; Mechanic, Beacham, st. Mary's;
steamer Fairbanks, Hunter, New York.
A STRAW FROM THE JAIL.-This morning
one Of the guards at the Jail, ascertained the
preference of the male prisoners for President,
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DANoINa ACADEMY.
HJ RUSSELL WILLOPEN HIS ACADEMT.
AT odd FELLOWS HALL, a
Seventh street, between ID and Z streets.
ON MONDAY, SEPT. GOTH.

Ladies'. Misses, and Masters CI,ss, on MONDAY,
and WEDNESDAY Afternoon, from two TO avs
O'Clock.
seven to ten O'Clock.
For particulars call at the hall on days OF tut.
ton. sep II solst
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,

EOR SALE-Ten PIGS. from four to six months
II old. Inquire at HOMILLER'S Yard, north of
Catholic Church, near Railroad Park. sep l6-lwt
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stuff, a5c ast,1o. Brownstun, 7oc. Shorts, SOC
Corn, shelled, -; in the ear, per barrel. &iOs
s1s5o. Oats, per -bushsl, slaSI.25. Hay, p,r
cwta 81 75aSS Straw, sL50as2 Glover Hay
81 25aSt so. Egg plants, each, IOc. Uaute-
Ioupes, 6a25e. Watsr melons, eOalOc. Dsmsons.
Guapins, 2Oc. Grapes. per pound, ISc.
TIE NATIONAL DEMocRArIo ASSOCIATION
had ano her meeting last night at Parker's
Hall G. II. Utermehle, Esq, presided, and
MIR W J. Finn was secretary.
On motion OF John ID. Clarke, Esq, General
Mcclellan and George h.. Pendleton were
elected honorary members of the Association,
and the president of the Association was an.
thorised to notify them of their election.
Mr.. +. Schmidt, the treasurer, announced
that that he had received $50 for the celebra-
tion tonight, and he announced that the ex-
penses would be about $1,000. Mr.. ;. called
upon members to make up the deficiency.
Speeches were made by Capt. VIM. J. Geary'
John E. Norris, Esq, Thomas Florence, Esq,
Chas. II. Utermehle, and others.
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professional.

And or The past three years Surge n IN the United
States Navy, has opened an Office Vt No. 2I6, Third
street, between Jeherson and 81 Clair Streets north
side Having had the advantage OF the Hospit,ls IN
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty Years OF
suceessful pratice, the anicted may rest assured
yaniags, that the advanced condition Of the Sasads
81 MeiioiFs cen render.
Dr. WIss cures CONSUMPTION. THROAT aud al
RESPIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HAbATlON the only reliable means known 70 tho
profession, which has proven 80 universally success
hll In the kast and Ia Europe he treats al diseases
OF the EYE and EAR, also all diseases pecuha 10
FemAlcs, and oil CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what.
so-aver may he their character. The most incredu-
lOua will be convinced Of ha By calling st his
Once No. 9TS Third street, Dayton, or BY obtaining
letters to nvaldA which is circulated aratuitously
Once hours nom O'Clock A. NJ ullG clock T. NJ
? ettb-dAWSm
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, November 4.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 80 co. Retail 81 90. rarlt
WHEAT--$l 70@l IS,
CORN-l0o
OATS-60
RYE-159l Is.
BARLEY-$l 5O@l6G.
TEASE 5O@2 co.
C0FFEE-456S50o
SUGAR-8O.
SUGAR-22@28e, per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR-3O43lc per 10.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33aclper 10:
AOLAsSEs--$l s5@lAO per gal
RICE-20c per ID.
LARD-20@25.
BUTTER-40(a50.
CHEESE. E.--25(930.
sTARCH--l2ac per H.
S0APS-l5@lGc per ID.
DRIED APPLES-l06l2l.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 00692 Sc
EGGS-20S25 per doz.
T0BACC0-S0@SI SO per u. .t..s q.
sHoT--$S 1906 O0per sack.
LEAD-25o per 10 a.l 'l 'a'- Z
P0TAT0ES-$l O002 20 per bush.
HAY-Timothy $25 por ton.
WHISKY-l TO- r.. l..,l
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SHERIFFs sALB,

OF avaluabs Farm Ia Randolph Township.
Henry Elor Montgomery oosnty
81. vs. Superior Court
Moses Mlor, e. al In Partition.
Df virtue Of, and IN obedience 10 the command OF
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, and 10 me drecied,
will offer Public Sale on the promises on
MONDAY, November 2let, 1864,
at o'clock p. NJ OF said day the following described
real eHtate VIA situated IN the Uoanty OF NOntKom,
cry in the State of Ohio, and described as follows
Beginning htthe north east corner OF Section six (oJ
Town ave 5), Range Ave (b) east and running thence
wost forty (40 chains and seventy five T6) links to
the north west corner OF the north east quarter Of
said section thence south on the we slne Of said
quarter eouonforty -two (4 chains twenty-five e8O
na TO the south west OF said quarter sec ion
thence east the south line VI said quhrtar seOo
iorty (40) CHAINS and AIxty four (e4) nksto the east
line OF said seotion thence north forty. two (4p)
CkAlhs twen Evo ta2) links 70 die place Of beeinn.
ing containing one hundred and EeVenty-on ll7ll
aofes aud seventy nine hBDdrsdtha T9lOO Of an ACRE
and has been appraised At seventy $50 per ACRE aud
oannot sell for lees than - OF the ApprRsmOnL
Terms ~ cash, x in one, and the balance in two
ysars from the day OF Hals, Toe De cred nav m ants
10 bear per cent interest ffon the day Of sale and
to beseeursd by mortgage on the promises.
This frin te located on the Mani county hna
about Iniles nonhweat OF tho Town Of Union, aud
about tho distance east OF PhilIips burg Tue
arm Ia we'll improved, and In excellent order a ID
.hs best quality Of land To bo sold free Of bower
GEO. W0GAMAN, Sheriff
s. II. BAe0OFT, Atty oct9O, weW.
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the whole business, and was only waiting to
receive replies to lstterp addressed by him to
Peter Cagger and other prominent Demo.
cratic politicians in New York, aud which
prove their completely beyop RlI peradyen-
ture, when be intended 10 voluntarily make a
complete expose Of tho whole thing, aud that
ifthe arrest Of himself aud coniederates had
been postponed another week ho would have
been able to Ok the guilt Of the transaction
from its incipiency where it properly be.
longed
This morning, CaptainJ, F. Gaines of the
l1th q. q. Infantry, arrived here from the
front having in charge Lieut. Murphy, Of the
fth New York Artillery, who, it is said, is i'm.
plicated in the election fraud by signing the
blAnks
Murphy was arrested by order Of the Secre.
tary OF War, and has been committed 10 the
Olo Capitol TO AwRit an examination
The Worlds special says;
The New York Commissioners left for Al
bany today having failed 10 accomplith the
object of their mission. Their report, with
all the correspondence held with the Govern.
msnt, will be delivered 10 Governor Seymour
on their arrival
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Examination.
Teachers Examination.

FTVHE Teachers OF Montgomery county, are hereby
il Rollnsd that the regular Examination loT Cetlif
Gates, will take place the Second Satsrday OF s1cA
month commenting with the month Of November,
October February, March sud April, an additional
Examination will be held on the last saturday.
Pennmanskip, OrthsHaphy, ResdIng, Arithmetic
eSogrePhy, Engish drcmrnar, and The Theory and
Practee OF Teachiny. The AxAniinasiols VIII ~
both Oral and Written. Any Teacher lahngto ans er
at least hly per cent OF the questions 10 aay study
will mot receive q esTtinsste, even Of The lowest
Applicants will be required ts hlrnish satisfactory
teahmopiAla Of go0a moral eha aoter without Nhleh
no eoruneaie can bo legally granted. The ExaminA-
Dayton. Oommenoing Al o O'Clock A. n. prooli ioly.
a u ~ order of The Board Of Examinere.
pArss, soyspb y 81, isiI now antaSaG
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.Osnfsderatos sanEuIns-Great ThlnEi
ENneated,

Oenfederatea sanguine-Great Things
Expected.
NKw foRE, November 4---Late rebel news
papers give US tho particulars of the move
ment OF General Hoods rrmy from Gadsen,
Alabama towards Gunter's Landing on the
Tennessee.
The most astounding results are prophesed
but says correspondent Of the Savannah Re-
publican is to be regretted that General
Hoods army is so badly provided with blank
es ndshoeS in this extraordinary movement.
Whole regiments are bare footed, while blan.
kets with any OF them is rather the exec sption,
thAn the rHle
The garrison OF Atlanta is. given ss- 5000
effective men # vi tfHMA E mhL
The Richmond Sentinel the official organ
of JeG Davis strongly advocates the placing
Of slaves in tue rebel army.
General Lee in his official report of the
rebel surprise on our pickets in front Of Pc
lsrSbHrg last Sunday night claims that our
line Was swept over a half mile aud $50
OF our men were captured
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NRw YoRE, Nov. 4 4-Cotton quiet at
81 rs; Flour dull and lOG lower, SI0alO 10
for extra state, 10 s5alO 90 for round hoop
Ohio Rye dull at 81 so for western; Corn
quiet and firm at e5asl 664 for mixed vest.
srni Oats quiet Rt sic for western; Pork low,
er at $39A4O for mess, $4l 25A4l 50 for aA-s'
S3s 76a3S for prime; Lard steady at t2la23tc
Whisky dull and dropping, at 81 flal 10,
closing at 81 a. Petroleum dull at 44c for
crude, 6sc for refined in bond, and s2as3e for
free. ..i .Ittr.a.. ...s.aI ss.tas. ~
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Just Published. Biographical Mem
DIR ofClement l.. Vallandigham BY his

NA% Va 49, nam M MS
BrOther-A handsomely printed pamphlet
OF Ga octave pages This is a document Of
unusual value aud interest entirely authen-
tic aud reliable. Every statement in il per
sonal or otherwise can be strictly verified. The
work is wanted everywhere, Immediately by
hundreds Of thousands Price delivered rs
cents.
Country dealers can 30 supplied through
the channels by which they receive their New
York papers, and at oar lowest wholesale
price. The commissions charged by the News
Companies being paid by us.
Every editor who s disposed to aid in Civ
ing this pamphlet q wide circulation is invited
to insert this advertisement and draw on us
for copies of the Memoir to the amount Of his
bill, to be sent in package ordered by any
one in his vicinity WALTER b Co, Poblish-
ers Of Books for the Times" &c No. l9 City
Hall Square, New York August l, 1884.
Aug. 9th, 1864 fFl9Hl.1u DIFF.
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A FARM AT p
PUBLIC SALE.
No 20iI,
superior COurt.

Jacob @. Keplcr ct al
DukSUAhT TO = decree oil tho Superior Court of
Il Montgomery county, OHIO, entered IN the abo,e
cause Vt lts June Term, A. ID. 1864, will, on
SATURDAY December 81, 1864.
At the door OF the Court Hcuse In tho city OF DAYTON
m said county, between the hours Of Two and fpur
o'clock NJ. Of said day sell at Public outcry To he
highest bidder, the tollowing described premises,
tart OF the north half Of section number eghfaau
Qs) township number three (J), AMI range nun her
ave t6l, between the Miami rivers IN MontaomeI
county, Ohio, beginning At the half section conner on
tho west line of said section thence north 10 20 east
sighy-two 1877 poles 10 Rcorntr; thelca south $50
ea't two hundred and thy.twO and thirty.sx hun-
dredths (252 80 100 poles to corner thence south
l6 east eighty two and forty eighth hundradths (se
4b-iuO) poles TO corner thence north 81 So west
two hundred and hny+our and forty hundredths ia6i
$4,000 poles 10 Inc place Of beginning, containing
one hnndred an twenty aud seventy one hnn
dradths (I2eTl-lO0) acres
said ferm IN about two miles east OF Centreyille
has upon IL dwelling two log cabins a frame tenant
honse, large orchSrd and nbout fifteen acres of
Timber "
Appraised al 81 90 an acre May sell for 81, "a
an acre, 0EO. W. MALAMBRE
Master Commissioners
I. y. TnREsHEE N. Z. IoEDAK, Au'ys.
noV2l Sos davis.