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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
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Stricklands s IN. C1oLern Mfrfnrl

3 composition Of sstringents, absorbente stirnu.
knowledges IS the only pr paration that Will tfecf
permanent cure Of DiarIheh aud Dyseter, This Anti.
Oholera Mixture IA now in use IN some Of VI army
hospitals Where II gives the greatest satisfaction Il
ha 'aVed the ves Of thousands OF our soldiers and
cthzens and we Will guarantee II to be the hest RENE
dy "a he world for DiarTheA and Dysentery.
Mr. Woods, OF Covington, My, Will he most happy
70 sSusiy any one as to the virtue Of St klsnd's Anti
uhoiera Mixtures in fart we hayeR great number OF
testimonials from patients who have teep cur, ae,
being pronounced IN uratle by their physicians rotne
after taking only one tottle Of strcRIands Anti Cho.
era hixtu e. II YOU suffer with Disrrhea and Rysen-
terytry one bottle MD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25

A genius down east intends applying for
patent for a machine which, he says, will
chase bog over a ten acre lot catch, yoke
aud ring him; or, by a slight change in gear
ing it will chop him into sausage meat, work
his bristles into shoe brushes, and manuiac
ture his tail into cOrksereW.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
A FearluI Inquiry.

The New York NslOs inquiries "What
has Gen. GRAET done, save to supply
almost every house in the country with a
cripple or q corpse ?" We cannot answer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25

A three years soldier" complains in the
Philadelphia Press that the Sanitary Commis
sion's stores never reach the soldier, being ex.
clusively Appropriated by officers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25

GEN. SHERIDAN had, in all, about 60,-
600 men, in his present campaign against
EARLY. Fifteen thousand of these were
left at various points, making his effective
force in battle $4,000.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
BLOCKADE Runners soId,

BosToN, August 24.-The following cap
tured blockade runners we're sold to day at
auctioa The Little Ada was bought in by
the Government for $50, 1000, and the Roun
sold for $50, 500, and the Boston for SIs 500
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
The objects Of the war as
AvOWea by its Friends.
No Peace Untl the sou.h Absndons sls- /
very.
tFrom Abraham Linooln.l
ExEcvTivE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July, Is, 1854
q Nhom q Mag Congern

WASHINGTON, July, iS, 1854
10 Whom II may CoHUern
Any proposition which embraces the restor-
alton Of peace, the integrity Of the whole Union
AND the abandonment of SLAVERY, and which
comes by and sith an authority tbatcan control
the armies now ct war against the United
States, will be received and considered by the
Executive Government Of the United States,
will be met by liberal terms on other sub
siantial and collateral points, and the bearers
or bearers thereof shall have safe conduct
both ways. A. JlScoLv
from Henry Ward Beeeherl
1t will be our noble prerogstive to set the
example Of this rich blending Of blood. It is
idle to maintain that this present war is not a
" r for the negro. 1t is war for the negro
Not SIMPLY for bis personal rights or his phys
icsl freedom; II is a war, ifyou please, Of anal.
gamation, so-called--a war looking, as ils g.
nal fruit TO the bl nding of the white and
black All attempts TO end il without recog
niton of the political, civil and socia rights
Of the negro will only lead to still bloodier
battles in the future Let US be wise and look
to the end. Let the war 20 on until the pride
OF caste is done away Let il 20 on until
church, and state, and society recognize not
only the propriety but the necessity OF the fu-
sion OF the white and black in short, until the
great truth shall be declared in our public
documents and announced in the messages of
our Presidents, that it is desirable the white
man should marry the black woman and the
white woman the black mau-that the race
should become melaluketio before it becomes
miscegenetic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
Ths Po.omae not oEosssa bY R.ssl..

BALTIMORE, August 24.--Reliable informa-
ton from the Upper Potomac, shows the re-
port Of the rebels having crossed the river to
be incorrect Nothing beyond picket firing
has transpired to-day Il is believed by many
that the rsbslS are falling back. sl z.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToREa.
,u..,, Read the following

(7s'timoHil Of Nrs. Sarah GOuId.)
ALBAET, NEw Y0Rk.
diseased and my hair commence TO al out very fsst
Iae disease spread unul my scalp one cnn,plets
brOkeni the burning and itching sensation wss n sun
porHbei would RpPly remedy alter remedy, Lbt
clans Of his city was informed by them thst fhe
disease with which my He Up Nss ai.eted was salt
your advertisement ana concluded 10 consult Sou,
You assured me that you Nold erpdicate the dis ass
and restore my hair Hhlct had become very u iD.
win tnat ass rance Piseed myself IN youF bsnds,
and the results are, ave alu1uraht head Of lAir;
my sciP Is oerfe ny well, and my hair has to
Mas sARAH GcuiD, No III South Pearl STREET
Il j. o fact acknowledged by all Who have used the
Hair Resorer and their name Is Legion, that IL IL
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would eHectuslly snd permanently restore ths
halr OF those VINO are hald, aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
s the sironget evidence OF the mapold benefits 1t Is
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has been obtained and
thes all unite IN atesting to its merit and vast suPer
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Everintrhduced. do not recommend my presara-
lion to cause hair to row six ieet N trehJ as many
months, a. M az simple i%Rosse'S sPd to,sy In
skeptca or incredulous, Will maize bona hde offer:
Iwnl forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand Dolars) II | fail to cure the worst
cases Of partial badness, under hfteen years stand
ing with
THE ONLY GEN IHE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy is sold by druggists gsnsr-
Is YOUR DRUGGIST MAS NOT GOT IT srND
FOR IT.
NB,-Cmes guaranteed in every case where the al
Teotions for re are implicitly obeyed
80 Price, u per bottle or sx bottles for S5
PROF.. II, A. DE MUM
Sole Proprietor, No. 90 Orpnge street
telSdlJ Albany, New York.
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FOR RENT.

UNARMRRs AND MECHANICS HOTEL for rem
II now kept BY b hiebls and Btricker. Pt ssesSion
gwen sest mbSr lot. Enquire Of John Haniteh Ne.
- Main street. auGlG dict
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25

Gen. GRANT is great corpse comman-
der.
BUTLER never stops at hotel, unless
sure that it provides entertainment for
man and beast"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
Nair RGstorer.

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
7NHE UNDERSIGNED hereby return their thanks
l. TO Mr. Valentine Fries, Agent and the
GERMANM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York, for the great promptness they have
shown IN paying to the amount of the ipsurI nee
on the life Of Peter Elcher, deceased. Said Elcher
insured his life for the benefit OF his ifs and chill
dren on ths 2let day April, 1894 He suddenly
TOOK SICK and led on the Sd day OF May, 1884 and
on this day the Company has pald US the amount OF
the insurance 81 600 We think it right thai The mn b.
lie should know these facts.
BARBARA FIoHER
paYton, NAV "a, 1894. A. HOORsT. nmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
RumOr About GEN. Wsrrsn-The Enemy
Nellre HshInd their EarIhMorks,

NEw YoRK, August PA special dis.
patch 10 the Commercial, dated Washington
24th, says advices to-day from the Army of
the Potomac state that General Warren is
missing,
We made a reconnaissance yesterday toward
Petersburg, and ascerlained that the rebels
had fallen back to their earihworks at that
place, thus abandoning the Weldon railroad
to It's fate. An expedition sent down the
road yesterday pulled up rails and destroyed
bridges to the extent Of thirty-fve or forty
miles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
LATER

Our forces have advanced on the Weldon
railroad to within two miles of Petersburg,
without opposition. The rebels have retired
within their earthworks, and no longer dis
pute our possession Of the Weldon line. 20 2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Superior Court, Montgomery County, Ohio
Henry Filler, Plaintiff Petition r.
against for


against for
Ella beth Filler, et nl. Partition
Defendants "..
EL'ZApErH Ell Err, Daniel Eller Henry Smith
~ and his VIE susannah, Of the county OF Mont.
gonery and State OF OHIO Moses Eer aaron Eller
ye In -, County, state Of Indiana and the harA
OF amuel and Mary Warner, decd--to. wit Levi
warner, lives IN Miami county, Ohio, Betsy warner
lives n -, County Of indiana, susannah
iiYss IN -, County Of Penns lvania Edd Kinaei
and y ncy his wife Of -, County ofIn iaua, Ike
- Fanny - and her husband whose name Isl
unknown lives IN Brookville, Oh ho,--and also H.
Warner, and Sarah his wife Of the county Of Darke
Ohio zaeharus Kinney anu Margaret his wife Of Miami
county ohio, David bodkin and klEabeth h wife Of
-, County, Indiana, John l.. orner and Francis
ms wife Of Miami county, OHIO, Will take notice thai
petition Tor part ton filed against them on the
18th day Of August, A. D, 1884, in the superor Court
Of MontgoneTy county, Ohio, by Henry Eler aud IL
now pending, whe elm said Henry Eiler, demands
partition Of the following real est te to.wit sitlNie
N 'he county Of Montgomery and ktate Of Ohio,
oounded and de erbed as follows
BAgnn ng NJ the north east corner Of section six
to town hye (5l range hye (5 east; thence West AZ
east quarter OF said section thence south on III west
line OF said quarter section AZ chains ~ links 10 the
south west corner Of said quarter section thence
east on the south line Of said quarter section 40 chains
81 Inks to the line OF 50 sec ion thence north
42chsns, q links 70 the place Of begninR-eontain.
Ing one hundr aud seventy 79-lOO acres and al
the netlerm o SAID superior Court, the said Henry
kller, VIII apply for order that partition may be
made OF said premises. J. Ii. BAGGOTT,
Atty tor III indf
DAYTON august 18TH 1854 aug20.w6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
MeoicaI

GUkBS Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, end
~ Consumption. II IA only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints 10 Try one bottle Of
Strick 'dnds AeiHaVoWs Cough Bdlsam
10 convince them batitls the best pYrpsrutuu ever
used. IL not only cures the above Affections u u Q
Throat and Lungs, but 1t cures Night swenta ard
splitting OF 81 Cd and ls an excellent gafRle for any
kind OF Sore Throat. IL - pleasant to take, and q
safe medicine Or infants Price 60 Cents per bottle
FOR sale by druggists generally. miA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
C1TT Of STOCE and FIXTURES Of q

SALE OF STOCK and FIXTURES Of a
~ LIQUOR srORE-yo,io. /. hereby syen Ms. under
,I IN p,r.Y.ues Of t Ereise Law Il thu United states. "n
II.d pro'i internal re seus 70 '9Ppot tle o.,
srus.e1 aud pay interest tie pDbAc doot s2p9Vrd
Jyly i1 .b. sIpc-e for s.,. ct public sscisr sod ~
10 s kshe., bid the ia day Of Juns ia oeocf
IN III. afternoon iA following goods eha-s sna DC
% Anire~ lie Witt a. his store. NO All "a" fsh e.
IA AZ, "a. II k.wYo<t di.u..ed for tas soicstio, OF Ar
,s,o y. t-d Sta~s pud~r said law VIZ tsn gallon saSn
.Id .ortelts s.st sosItsr. round table st liable
bcsf pump sad hItsIss, marble slab Juno TO- iS.
hkNRY n. SMELLING.
Deps,y Csiisstsr Eish,s Co.iestios lIi."si,
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usspER CENT io-4o BONDS.
rn,.zuar prrkarx.xr, Jsae 6. 1904
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.-To insure th'

PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN.-Io insure the
erss.ssi possipl veor In the operations Ct The Annie,
upss vs iheses operations. eNp.ndtutes have
Ress is>Tessed beyond rosoigs oD Tessoss and "rdss
s~s, .srs viii therefore bo received ct ,tis p-2er-ni
sAAes o. March 49, Mt, n.eI 81 ~ L.
se .uossr Of Seventy Millions Of DoLss be-ns ~ AZ
sosl tes, OF ak per eept1m peg se'e sem anu "a co.,
81 Of Jolly ed January 'seb ser an ere
&. .ssx DIE 3S.h Of June, 1851
Es<h osr sf;y huadTst asars OF soro
sa1hs prenuln offered es hundred eo1. an Bond. or
- my when the offer fSE no more is i Two p' MT
sed mas, be deposits. assu'y fss payne; q sa.A'p
POO accepted With sks Treasure. Of ID. United s.ss. e.
Wasiinstc o. With The Assrsnt Treasurer =. kev-iofS
gssOs PslsAePhis, $; LOUIS sINi'f t.e ps-isn.,ed
h<po<sasy al BlaAaors rie'sogb Cnss natl Losi.yi.e
Associates subozed to rsesive deposits ich may eou'en'
= .sn.ast the ss..ns. Who's. ssa;ss pspasie ees.is
s.sostiOn reoovins .bo the originals Ct which must b
krwsr5ed with the oer- 20 the Depersen. All apoit'
reach Wa hington later than toe morning Of june ID ~
6sf accompnid b. " S0ser eeritsea'e Of deposit wi
TIE Cos9on and Registered Bords tsoss win be Of the De
Nsutnatons Of so 10, ssl sne +!v,e hegisies7<
An os received win &c opened "Wednesday. the IA.
- june D. the Secretary one Of the Ass,a'
x,s. IL respective osrs.s and IA sas Of sce-ptsnee
foods OF the descriptions and denommon, presHed VI.
b ss se Of The Depstrsrnt On
anai OF n.a1ssts The Original peri, u two
ssIs Will BE- reel0pee 70 che s,I <.eri PEA
TSe n.Is nt Of soo~pto3 oft1s y. 6,poAed With III
Rressuzer OF otbes AssSoison authorized 10 @
pnAeE notice adrl,e g eceSaoee OF eoef OF q o
-s ol,a Ga 81 .ssrs ss -. n.sa nd os
twe s-n seys.iI 81 Of eei,fs ne ".h o.
fst1' ~ WE o. '"' MO - ,no.,
snd sdlre a 70 he seorslJ ,an f1esssry Tho rsh.
&ohns Al e9ers sonESssd ,esved 70 IN
sec1...ry q The Treasury.
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4 ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE Of

III q L 'Isf'E'|
IL SILK nACiIiEERY, TOOLS, Se--f. II. onD =,
l .sf ty sucon trifb9sf b osdrr 81 ouhNrf
Co." or TUESDAY. JuHt Is ~ l1 ococf. on tie en-
co. tn wlolr Of the MiCiiGthI zdapcd for IA. us i.o
80 of siIk TRIMNINSS contained In their s.iofy NO
~ BkNK-SF, NEWARK n. j., son'istin; II Powsr AID
i,.,u. Looms. single Hand looms. Ne4pu, FiarIe M
M Fuyin., Twisting NILS ia brttls Machine nonnd
.1Dre nd hat) with Tssles and Dr-ng Oea' tirf END
f!u - b..s Jssk. Gin-r Nachinrf lie, together in =
,.l a. ten, 81 Tools snd iurrmen;, sssd Ia tue Trade
tI.o lo Of Cotton aud Mob r. Fisuf- stores, Ssiiins
Puuss, Betting Lathe. Viz. Benches, Ao . 49,
,si.orves san IL obl,ir-l q ths sueon-er ~ vi
Broad a. ke~sIt II GURNEY Co. No ~ Church 81
f.to-. - not 81 dave
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p. C. BuLKbsT. AacfisDeer,

u. G. BuLkbBr. AnoiSfSer,
-VIyISI, SELL. on TUESDAY, Juno u, At
w "a osloel .he Zxol.aes s.,s<osn. No III Bro>d
H. .l-s.ni COUNTRY RESIDENCE f,rusaly s~Dod
and ecsspasd b. sis sAACEL p. AfhES sn.sssd 81
NJ, Eorhrl!s Wes~hestsr Cosa,y about eeishth x
all. sro4 Dspss. val s~n scses q nsr LAep lns
IIo.. 10 ssory fralas sSoss oor with ~ r. Extension
al k..-tfsry sassiod- There Arss oufen, osssn
Hose ,iarss.r House Csrra<e hs.ss sn< sssoe iHe
v hole psop>sty . 10 psrfset ssdef. - Al.
bAsLs1 Lore -TLssc LOTS wed allie o! sfh sv. sssHS
vsst sofiox Of iSss y sisr, iSriio 49,
Or LOr ses,h ~. " iJJsI 81 ne above. rs
By all
Aiss the sans tisse and psscsi . .,.,, =, ~,
TpsoILrs PleYrKrI.-lhs vElusbls CORNER LOT
VIII coo q party wall sosh wessrrJ co,eE Of Fa
IN e~n~ Place aid Ion y-ssrsv. ~ oy q =, ,
A v,tY de.irsb~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE a. New no
RsLslls four usnv,ss III from the Depot The Dwelling
/, odrru hra slAss; has hAnTs, Furnaces css
nd all the improvements, sontsbs Rooms and COST
al 90 " biid There o. hve scsos " fine lnd peny
AZ ssS. Carriage Hsasr ssd hem and THAI I'D Fruit
Tres u choice Varieties. . =. ,,o,,,,.
Il.o The v.hsb> story Drovu Stone HOUSE end
IUr inovn No. ~ sch e. kew-fors, House 10 ny ~
a ,s.i COUNTRY RESIDENCE q Ro-eda.. w'',ehe.'
ter r.o,y With " Land sf-- miles fotn TIE
I,-po< Al White PsiD- srd ,hfe- .om nsuvicsee. D.P3
pos asr.. TO- sppy 80 tie AsSfi'ases' NO W "aa~'
Js.nr~y cour.
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Union DINE SAVINGS BANK,
~ Nos. 433 AND l29 CANAL 81, COZ 'AitiCh-
ASSETS. Sl,lIo,]Io Or
OPEN DAILY l-sm 10 .. On. 10 =. ~ ed on HpsDA 4.
WFDSF 5DLy sd SATURDAY EVENINGS, ifan y. =
SIX PER CENT INIT REST allowed on saEis 81 rSos
I'd .rd.f aud FIVE PR CENT on .arenT 1nE-2
YDRR V. HAU0uWOUT, Pyssteri
GAnpsmz s. CnA,is, Secretary.
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NIOTICE.-To the slockholders Il tle UNION

on any. LQaycnW
an o. nrf5c the day Nay arc tina. the Secretary
hersbr directed to cause uii nG'e 70 - "
ksu,n and Missouri and soo IN e' o. tho s'ie' CT So"
Rc.oees Thrt ii au,hof,yto az person p.ity hereto
fTe conferred at fGvieu,sliSr oi is oi
sny ~ Ir,etrs ed rr,cnd ~s sr srer. o. cnioy
hsreser 81 al on be exercised by ps. auoor
end ,h, lh, rcrrafy - snccrd give pubic .oe OF tic
ruvooa,ian herein contained. H2:NHY fOOlE s,e-r'afy
NOTICE.-T0 the STOCKHOLDERS Of
~ ,ho Union PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, EAST
ERs DIVISION, forr-fiy salt'f tie LkAstNWUtIii
PAVSEE MD WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. aid
81. other. whom p,y Al nesnn. e the stoch
u, Ih aud sd day. II April s 'Le fOoEHs ps"i.ie and
y.-oiutioas sdeired. -, -
rsrv John G. fremont Roe, Steel Go. aud fa"rd
Lea ned approved Oy his ny'e .fsr .nd aa'. Sohe'
Frea 20 Y-o-cs thu spsosy ron1ucon ~ rosd; end
.-ra u probable that ,isssT .cnc.-'os. o. ssTce"
R:.ISt rbsi aid i~sia,S the 6napsisl fsen, o. ~
Company srthorsed and powered 81 ryot's h suy
N lie C@u,.n, 'cg IT,. transfer ard 6as.!y - han a.
ss Of such, snd much OF ses -'"t 'peh %
Of or ,rihs.ed IN Lac and FOR d., par
= in I'D a, e~n.n, so,sI, W. ~. st 80 an ,onsd
Fefsf the .sIi In sei aren't 10 srh1-rd AID f
powered ,oraak snd irdoe ppoH the cesicis' 'fsrv
rheh .r D. re,,n-I 5y .ch ,hsrehoi6. sss-rsy 10
which ihsy be eni.ts' upon making Any seA ,''r
~, a.. yo n. ,.afor-.r An any ee-. 80 "a to apply
or ia X A., A. " ,ayr srs. In tks Coz psry shall be
~ "a i ..s ~ o. -"r,.nc h.yoS b., .ach .h.rhod
% - - i, - -, a. ,'rh,.r ~ .l,r..
.nhr...j iu .rh isSo,,,usts r.-o-tivsy .Ed the aoi
Aoors marin, u. ss.sefs a. Ensisss 6ssenbcloe pre-
yJed shaH forever .er be hold b. he Company Tree
nom ay s,r.nts Or L.t,e. Tor o. % se,o,nt o. OF
49,, 90, A., d. -. aicb a., .hN 40 .-,-r..iy
-. - - - 60. -,
- 80. H. -. A. a, ali 1890, ,h., f,o,, .nv e.ss.
-, 90 - -, -. H.. 1~.n.,s~-s =, t,- sn.nsJ.,
- :. -,,..-.J - H. ,..ss ~ ~. $1,000 c..utr.i
tn . :. - 10 "a a. Tloas -has. =, n, ,ay, "a 40
-, : - -, a. a.. ,yo -. IT, x. iii \ -.
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Hmnscmcnts.


WINTER GARDEN.
';i' =: :;; ;I;;. Ss ,;;.$s'.
ro-S .Sh ES y;.is,d:SIlI SIa s;P' n
Mn. AND MRS. W: }. FLORENCE
win appear In Byrons great bare-q~g
which ''''n %cc Z + 1iHy " oELieHr
FRA DlAvOLO alias III. Ma'quis d Cen's M a. osyrcr
v y. ). s rLLSSsHs&
Supported by I...ls vuin, Bo~rr a II Dsysnp'., ~ T.
Morris, Ebsrs. Riley. Ds.riOu Mr.. CnanHsa ''''
W . Music lScInES En- a!;;., an. o.s,.sn
Descriptive Song and Choru'' "rhes1' honsss Chow,
whS Live: Dreadful s;.;. d Mud zgrls.
DIniins Ssns hsw Pur.ap. Dsash,sr l -
Duet On ouder Rock Reclining" Dtavs'o ans ~..ae
soa: A. 4, 1sy t aiy
Concerted Poos, noopsn de po"'so DO nv. Bsvpo
or.Dd cheru.. L. Kermss.'," r.a" .r,, p.vo,o
Song Let me Ki.s him Yankee Doodle.
Finsle-U. s.
The performances viii Tas tS%g' Tsa ks
Mr.. FLORENCE a,Io'is, b; Hs,a.s s''''0'%
Viii Sesse--' Cap ain with his "hrkefs
and " Young Recruit ,,,,,. n u,ppyu
Mr. FLORENCE ..........s............V VIVIAN HH'"s
Door. open at II performance commences ssS.
Carriages may be ordered for loi ociosx.
IRVING HALL-FALLoN' sIEHEofii
| AND THIS AFTERNOON AT OCLGh-
ENTIRE CHANGE or PROGRAMME
Scenes IN ITALY, sWiTZERLASp, Fk RnME, '"
VIEWS n tie CITY and bARBOR Of kEW,rohn'
| EXQUISITE STATUARY and ARCHITECTURE
Rsp,oSoced with Aou,ns s'srroscopc enecss, coVe"s
| surface OF GU SQUARE feet- a,
riA.ts Is Cents Family 1icse's admitting S1 psrso
INVITE REFUGEES and FREEDNEk.I
| w STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL will BE- hsh oy we
Ladies Of EewYork in aid Of the Ossstne n~tSseeS 80
redrn,n In IN. City Assembly Rooms No. 40 bfoeews
lsse 18th l<. aud 18th lust Upn from 70 ~ p. M
LA. AT N..srs Halle and Watess tsusic stores he ~
idoo, Dou4;oos q money Ne, The TIessasr, Ne
Mercer 81.
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1.-TWO YOUNG NAVAL OFFICERS, Of high
social standing who nom uo ns.uro Of .hoir profession
suoe hi. or, have not had tho opportunity
OF making acquaintance Of laes drsre 10 open CON
REsPONDEkCE wih two young Ladies Of rebpsms Ut 70
spectaby and worth, 10 relieve tho doll nonotony Of
.siors he ard sc,usisanos Address In co.hasnce
r. d. W. h. D.. U. b. iron csA rasssie, I'd ChAIbseon
South Carolina
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Gnmmer Retreats.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn;,
"A On both 81. AMERICAN and EUROPEAN psms'
oPpS'~e '' a s. PLIHPTON, Prop'r.
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OFFICE OF
VERMILYE e Co.. BANKERS
No. A wALL-Sf. NETWORK.
We prepared to convert the u. s. S-IOTRyks-
URr NOTES nte Tie per cen. BONDS VI 1851 with
uvpr,t<se.s ard % favorable ss-ns.
Also BUY end SELL vt market ratee ~ kinds q GOV.
GRNAEHT SECURITIES, intending
u. 5-2o BONDS.
us. ?.la TREASURY NOTES,
u. q. IL uo-- CERTlFlcATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS,
u r. oUARTERAASTIRs CHECKs,
u :. TVoYEAR per cont LEoAL TENDER
UOT2S
us. pu ~os, COUPON -a RgSisTEnzp' q
ISS1. - -,r,,u-~..
ssx,ecsed sr purchased
U.SsPER CENT 1O-4c BONDS.
Ne ioep Q. hAna for immediate delivery assortment Of
BONDS 81 tS< AEW LOAN
VERlfILYE & Co.
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90 tl)bom it man Qonfcrn.

DRINrERS' WAREHOESE.-TU PRINT
II ERs-Ihave removed my Printers Warehouse from No.
spuee at Tribons Buldnrsl TO No 10 Futoo corner oil
Gold " lsou buldns where sbsil b. happy to sc
cu,totnefs now have plenty OF room, sls power end
light and cyp~ci I'LL ord promptly and my Own prices
L,r;so 40 cos.sei,sx 9th lie Type FoSnders monopoly
.hs moi eli below cost. but thugs be done vel
- others !. " SVOLEf.
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On COTTAGES for SALE Of 5000, 81, 900,
~ el,40o 81, So Also, % elegant DWELLlN0Syots
LOTS esch at ~ 800 70 ~ oO0 Also, 100 LOTS, bssa1
fully situated ., termini q three City Railroad q c4H
ESQ. CHAs r. MILLER: Eest nswsxssA, ~ II y MI
LER, No. n 4sssls&. ksw.ysxh
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GRAND CONCERT at NIBLOs SALOON,
N for the beneh, Of the widow Of Lieut. FRANK BOU
DlN0T on WEDNESDAY Jane Is The ioswiss 'sIsnssd
MORENSl. ssnor MORELLI and ROBERT HELLER.
CONDUCTOR, GEO. T. RRlsTOW.
Tloksts - b Vb,aipe1 q " ~ pyanQpS uSsn n90
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OYssor o. rms laEigesA Co.

(FSfcK AakiRCA 10, 20 - ~ - -
NOTICE il hereby given that at the drawing
ts d-s he'd OF - caIs ~ this Company tr
ou, Of Us tnk ~ Psnd tho foilows ~se dswp va hos
"a "a si 81 IN u IA lss gao, ~ as 40 - ~ ~
~. si6 esi iDs il27. iy5 l3s iJS, lEJ and thss vie
,Sas viz be paid Gss5 t-e Ia dy o. tUtf scrt on
,s.~s~l.oa a. IL. ofsos the Company BeS1 nud De
uvn,ed for PAY wfhin ia days sites th- IL De, OF
j.lv lrt suS"e p-Ay % so<EsAse 81 ~ rss u nsoap
4 osi uudsf this drsTinS JooN "Hii'' "J'
Eew Yort Jupt0,. i1t.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

rJvO LET-A fine SUITE Of ROOMS, fnss
II door with bjeony Ia front .,...S -.
,o,. 10 D. dso, q un- laundry fa hes and ssa vs>s' nd
V ,sr. eLoso.. ksnt $3o per month
No. I Depsurow. Blseckerst-
WANTED-By o single man, hvn ~
W civ. o. reference family WITH shsn = ~. svs eSsss
.evcs yespX Address, MERCHANT, bsx NO 'Iss ~sS
era PA