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ADJUSTMENTS.
6ROVEK'S HHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near willard 3 Hots

6ROVEk'S fHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willard's Hotel.
In compliance with numerous requests. the great
vEsTvALI, THE MAGNIFIclNT.
win appear for ight more and positiv ely the
Last. inher great impersona,ion of GEMEA.
AH' RAVEL kARr1NErT1 TROUPE
of Pantomimis,s, Gy mnasts, Athletes, sc.
THIS EVENING.
eAMEA FnE fff TIE Ra1a TELLER
Prsy{ous to the play, MONS. PAUL MARrI-
SArr' vi" aEPefii S TssPfzs' sfsF1 of tbs
FoRD's NEW THEATER.
f.nn stYsst a0oss Psn~sysuapia auen.s.
Last night but two of the successful engage
~ MRS. D. P. BOWERS.
Who will appear, for
rms FIRST AND ONLY TIME,
THIS EVENING, Dec q,
in her great character Gt,f,. Fl
in the beautiful 4fI fi' hdSGaStok, af5 s'iz st
supported BY ths hsr1RE COMPANY.
TOMORROW, Benefit of Mrs. d. P Bowers. on
which occasion will be presented the new version
LADY IsAnEL OF FAST Sgx LYME F6R
MAS WEEK, By the engagement of the Popular
Miss SUSAN DENIM is also engaged for Christ
mas Week.
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC Ann
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
The ONE GREAT Miaa6THa1 TIM sH1E issr1rTFEo TFE ONLY
for the furnishing of pure, legitimate, ENJOYABLE
amusement-the frst in the wsrld
Fresh Attractiunsi New Stars II
Every night this week1
MISS KATHLEEN ONEIE.
HIss HIss k4THkksS Kathleen S,sEfE, S,ssfk,
The Great Irish Comic Vocalist,
who viii sing That Young Gal from the Coup.
try, "Biddy of sliso,""No Irish Need Apply, ),
and twenty others carefully selected from her in.
exhsustible bulge
First appearance OF
TIM HAYES
TIM HAYES.
TIM HAYES
champion Single Clog Dancer of the world
whose challenge for 500 none have yet dared to
accept; See 7, Clipper.
The Grand Ballet Troupe.
appear nightly: forming
The Combination troupe of the age,
GRAND LADIES MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY dl9-Iv
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FINANcIAL.-The New York Posi- savs

FTNANCIAL.-The New York Post saws:
Gold is dull at .hA9Ha22iY, with few trans.
actions. Exchange is quiet ~ 1904, for specie
The loan market is more Active. The rae IL
per cent, and lenders have no difficulty an
employing all their funds. Commercial paper
is quiet at 7a9x.
The stock market is dull, and auotatIons
have dropping tendency.
The New York Commercial Advertiser saws:
The stock market IL without spirit and gem
orally lower. The expectation OF news from
Gen. sherman and from Porter's expedition
produces disposition 10 wait, and the slight
sales.
The gold market is weak aud dun, both sides
being indisposed 70 operate. The expectation
Of good news from the coast checks The .sbulls,"
and the 'bears" feeling uncertain whether the
prospect has not already been discounted, are
not disposed TO operate upon it.
Money is in more demand from stock DEAL
ers, end the rate tends slightly upward. There
is more done on call at per cent, and s per
cent is becoming exceptional Discounts are
more active. There is good supply OF pro-
duce bills, but dry goods and grocers' paper is
comparatively scarce First Glass bills arc
quoted 7aS per cent, with preponderance at
the higher rate; second class are quoted 9alO
per cent.
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(NHR. RUPP ERT'5
TEMPLE OF FANCY.
No. 522 7th street, between D and Il
Importer of all kinds OF new toys and FANCY
GOODS adapted for Christmas Presents.
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A greet variety of
PCRTN0NAIES, CARD CASEs,
WORksTANDS.
BAsK ETs, PERPUMERY,
from the best factories.
WHITING DECKS, WoRKBOXEs,
and CABAs,
. GAMES, CHESS,
--.e- BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHINA VASES, ORNAMENTS,
sfAsKs, HOBBY HORSES.
Ladies' who wish to avoid the usual crowd are
especially invited to make ther selections as early
AZ convenient. dec 10 Iw
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CsTr~ Fo. 40. Gsd liza 81. WashsHsseH, -, u
This hotel, the oldest conducted on the nufoD>an
plan In II city, as been enlarged and AAA
acsomnl cd alton OF the In ncreasinS Saests. kks1
rhAnkiui for the patronage already reeeiyed, the
continue 10 receive p&tropass ~ heretofore.
Guests win only be charged witk what hey reesivs.
90 S-u p. sARICH. Proprietor.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

EOR IHE HOL1DA -.
PHILIP 4 sOLoMONS'
Christmas Preparations.
PHILIP soLOMoNs,
a32 PENNsYLvANIA Av1NUF,
respectfully announce that their
HOLIDAY sTOoK
IS ready for inspection; consisting Of
b o o X 8.
elegantly illustrated. both
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN.
in the most snperh styles Of binding.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
In over one hundred varieties.
BIBLES.
PRAYER BOOKS.
HYMN BOOKS,
of every dissemination. In the various styles Of
binding, &C., &c.
In addition to their usually varied assortment
Of Goods, taey have
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM PARIS,
most ,seh.rehs stock of
ORNAMENTAL FANCY GOODS
Whish are on view In
THEIR ROOMS OVER TIE STORE,
embracing q superb collection of
ARTICLES OF vERTU,
to which the attention Of is invited.
GOLD AND SILVER PENS AND PENCIL
CASES.
RUBBER PEN AND PENCIL CASES. GOLD
MOUNTED.
CHESS AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
WRITING DESKS IN GREAT VARIETY.
PORTE -MoNNAIEs FOR LADIES AND CIV.
TLEMKN.
DIARIES,
PORTE F0LIOs,
DRESSING CASES.
TOURISTS CASES,
CAsKETS.
WORK BOXES,
FANCY INKsrANDs,
CIGAR STANDS,
OpOR BOXES.
JlwBL CASIs,
&c., DO, &e.,
METROPOLITAN BOOKsToRE.
NO 1872 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Between Hinth and Tenth streets.
dele-tf WASHINGTON,
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- CHRISTMAS.
CHRISTMAS.

" CHRISTMAS,
GEO. t. SMITH & co. beg to call the attention
of both ladies and gentlemsn to their large and
varied stock of hne Family GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS, and FANCY GOODS generally,
consisting in part Of
IN I%psss1 ad in glass and TIM PlGms Fs
nsT SitrSn Jelies sf srsry kind and Of the best
Ss best H. sso rnIss
Gn: GGcrn ssslmon agesd and Fresh, I. bsteI Crabs,
IN Petit Psas Pos Cha mihsasnsl
Rtte ioi GE4s Olives Faroies, French and pan.
sP Hsfsy Of ali ane Efssh a ana
and for presents for the holidays. N'''
Goods delivered in all parts of the city and
Georsstowa free of charge.
P.s.-Don't forget the Old II. D. and Nectar
whisky. GEO. T. SMITH Co..
Importers of Wines, Drandies and O sars
dec cost lohron. Intel.l No. 511 7th st.
pats ID pE EyEsI yEE9sIEs DoIEs DE srRAsBuRe
s5s 3 S$E4g $Esg 4gx ERsgHs!1s RgHnTsso: sssolS'
TRGFFEs Do plRIdoRb1 AZ NArUREL
BsGR BsdkspE PE TRUSFfsKHA. TGdEs FfsKHAs'
sHkssshiaS5Sss.I ssHfkhshh akS!55SHsIE' :
hAhAle"fs' KING ePI sfsf btRoHsLr. Re
de Il III vermont avenue and 10th street
GREAT BARGAINS.
s.@s E. Stp.s is Fl SYRUP o.,,
Best BLACK tn 4, only 81 rs o'
e IL sS1sa ha1fsEs Ffous
Rresh SPICES all kinds
CANNED RRUIfS Choice MINEE MAT
Chsice TUE and PRINT GUTTER
Fresh FLA VORTN6 DXTRAOTS
Old BOURBON WHEAT and RYE WHIGKEY
Cheiee WINES, BRANDlE6 and 6D0ARS,
- o. HVANH,
delH-10 4S5 eth st., bet. D and y,
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Q}EIGHTk NEW CHICkERIN6 sons
ClEldHTf PIANOS -Eys,
Just arrived and open ed to. day for in -kExA
spection Beauties for holidays FSEr
O}PIANOsi Msde by 8. T. Gordon & Co, New
e q tPIANOSS York.
SjFINEl PIANOS made By william P. EIner-
CfFINEf sen.
-Four PIANOS made by G. F. Child Il Co.
Two PIANOS made By Hallet, Davis 90.
Feur PIANOS made by 1. & O. Fischer i Co.
One PIANO made by A. II. Gale & Co.
Several good second hand PIANOS. These are
old and reliable makers and We warrant every in
strume mt We sell.
Old PIANOS taken In part payment for new.
3 Liberal allowances for cash.
: Sole agent for s. D. Il Il. W. Smiths popular
AMERICAN ORGANS and MELODEONs.
Also, larg ge stock for holidays, of Guitars Flutes
Violins, Accordeons, Gift Mlsc Books, Toy In
strumeuts, fine Piano Covers and Stools, new Mu.
sic, and every article TO be found in the Music
business.
JOHN Y. ELLIS,
3Ge Fenns avenue, near leth st.
3O6 do do do
de H-5t 300 do do DO
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THERE 10 NOTHING LIKE LOOKING
AROUND WHEN YOU WANT TO Buy A
HOLIDAY PRESENT,
And while yon are looking take a look 3.
RCssELL's BOOKSTORE,
625 Tth street, near Pennsylvania avenue,
And see the Largest, Most Varied, Richest, and
Cheapest stock Of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS,
adies' Workboxes and Dressing Cases, Gentle
mems Dressing Csses, LAdies' Companions; the
Poets in fine binding.
GoLDPENs AND PENCILS, PRNKNIvEs,
Cigar Cases. Books in best binding, &e
Make an offer for the article you want, and you
shall have it without regard to cost. We are
seliing every In this store cheaper than any
''"'' RUsSsLLS BOOKSTORE.
i7th street, between Penn. avenue and street,
Under Avenue House.
r. S.-Just received a fre collection of Cnil-
dren's Books, Building Blocks, Lill's Blocks Of a
B Cameo dec u dtJanl
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ID 4 Il q u N IS
FOB THE HOLIDAYS

FOB THE HOLIDAYS
T. P0TENTINI.
No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue,
Has the pleasure ts announce to his numerous
friends and patrons that he has just received the
most superb and varied assortment of
FOREIGN COMPETITORS, PRESERVES, &c,
Of his own importation. consisting in part OF
FRENCH CANDIES,
GLACEs,
PREsERTEs,
BON BONs, &c.
He wouId s!se call special attention to his uu.
FANCY CAKES, CANDIES, &o
OF MIS- OVID manufacture, for which he ShalIense
eompsliti3n IN msnpfaetlre and delieacy of favor.
rreaRec;t!ulty yre9uested to examine bis increased
&c, at the shortest possible notice. to which he
CORPS OF COOKS AND WAITERs who are un-
equalled In their line.
Parties wishing to send presents of Cakes and
Confectionery 70 their friends in the ARMY
COUNTRY, or elsewhere. can have their orders
promptly filled, and Immediately forwarded to
their destination.
His pop pular RESTAURANT AND PRIVATE
DINING ROOMS for ladies and gentlemen win be
continued as heretofore, to which he would re-
spectfulr call the attention of Citizens and Stran
gers, where At all times meals served at fe
minutes notice in the most recherche style.
dec 20
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dollars for two years. and three hundred
dollsrs for, three years. one-third ito be
paid at the time of muster, one third when
half the term has been served, and the
Remaining thifd at the time Of discharge
In case Of the death of the voiunte while
in1sersioe the residue of the bounty un
paid shall e5paid to his widow or to bis
widow.
Recruiting Ia the rebel states is author-
ICED by thea third section of the act Of
D aly A, 1894, which makes it lawful for
the executive of any state 70 send re,
cruitihg agents into Firgiria, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Georgia Alabar ma,
Mississippi, or Texas, to recruit volun-
teefs, to be credited on the quota Of the
state sending the agent, or ON the ssxbdis
vtsiom thereof ~hich may procure the en-
listment.
Such are the principal features OF our
laws on the subject Of enrolment drafting
and substitutes, as they stand under the
three acts above named: ems 1 5s-,.4,
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I = & e
hunger that are the necessary and una
voidable incidents Of q soldier g lifs
AS a noble instance of the patriotic
and self sacrificing devotiono of these brave
men to the cause of their country and
the flag under which were achieved oul
liberties, itshould not be forgotten, thai
although nearly half their original NUN.
bers have fallen upon the battle field; and
they have seen death, and carnage, and
desolation in every form, although the
amount o. compensation allowed them by
the, government, is. in. most instances, fal
less than that which they might count as
the reward OF their labor at home; al.
though the position of soldier in times
of actual warfare, must of necessity, sub
iect him to innnmerable sacrifices, hard
ships and dangers to which he is stran-
ger while employed in domestic pursuits;
although these heroic defenders of our
couutry's flag and honor had already seen
nearly three years of hard and hazardous
service, and their term of inlistment was
about to expire, when they would be free
to return to the sweets OF home AID the
dear ones they had left behind them, yet,
to their everlasting honor be it said, their
patriotism and love of country, trium phed
over all these pecttniaty and domestic al
luteme,fts, ard the honored remnant of
this gallant regiment whom disease and
the sword had spared to the nation, have
again entered the field, to suffer and bleed
and battle for three years more, if need
be, to re-establish and perpetuats the gov
srnment of their fathtts Noble men,
they have not been, nor will they be for
gotten bv grateful people. The bene
dictions as well as the hopes of u nation
will be With them; the prayers and the
blessings Of the dear ones at home, will
follow them in their long and toilsome
With them while tePcsing upon
the hard couehes Of their ruds little tents.
aud dreaming of the loved ones far away i
in the silent ard lonely picket watchos of
the drsary night in al the weary hours
Of trial and danger they may be called
20 encounter upon those bleak islands Of
the sea. s
Below Will be found the Roster of the
re giment, and whose names deserve to be
engraved upon tablets Of steel, as the
brave and gallant leaders Of their no less
brave and gallant men, through the sui
phury storms Of battle which struck down
10 many Of their heroic companions.
.wbile II ieadom's banner fsoated high,
In triumph Ger their closing eve"
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@tntes, @butataa 9greuttHt Mlarhets amastmtnt &c.
NUMBER 20

yolluui entitled "The Prss;11 II Eattod
Buster; Or the Humors of MS War" Ii
mought help ccnsidabol. Howseser, the
bestof EN- well Bio found in my forthcum.
ElAin wurk, witch Ishall sirkllate purity
freely as stump the kentry for its Seek.
ind Father.
l persoom the. masses is delighted to
think that Congress hes oney few days
more to set. They air ceiishus, no douDs
that il, hes ben .oyerwurked and rekwires
lre-creatlon. 1t is q mayjsstick assem-
bledge, is the present Congress. Very
wptch So. Eff it he'd dun nuthin beyan.
Ipassin the famus Art to put down speek:
ilashin by destreyin trade, / should a.fus
revere its wisdun and proodeaee The
goose that lays the golden eggs oouldsu,
hes been In better keepin. The orthurs
of q lor that takes a man. inter custardy
for byin, and sellin gold as be mough, by
and sell pork, oughter to be rsmslnberd,
as the poick says, to the latest silybub Of
recorded time. Will Wall street e, ct
forget en- re- ckin mot nor the Ghambe or
ofCommerce, nuther. When the Rssem-
Fled Wisdum brakes up, wont sumboddy
present EN- with a saryice Of plate, or
silIsF trumpet, or house and lot, or the
freedom Of nidiot asylum in gold box,
or sum uther little friendly token of public
appfSshiashin? ne thars ben diffreuces
Of .opinyon about the pollysee OF the
Naysfiihal legislator, but when it adjurns
| think svry unwill say it deserves we'll
Of its kcntry. e..s-...,...F.
That eggsemplary Old Salt, the Hona
bull GiddyHn Welles, is panied to larn that
the pesky Alabammer hes ben burniu
more ships, and is chock full of American
prishsrs.' Eft warnt ths, the sea doosens
agree with his st1fhhiek, ana is apt 10
compel him to cast his bred onto the wat
ers, he would take wun eff his new skrew
sloops of war and GO and run the blamed
thing down. It Wouldn't matter witch
of his vessels he took, eff he went, as they
air all skre#s, IL the livery stable, eff net
the engfhs3rin sSHss Of the wurd. Gid
dyun is fne man 6dder bis atdminissra
shin, The ssa-goini tdnnage of the United
States hes be7 teidooced about wun hate
in two years. In "a cuppls of years more
it is thort he could redooce the utner hafe
Wot Seckatry ever acsomplisht as mu:ck
In the same timer I am happy to stats
that his health doo.ent suffer onaer the
presshur of his ardus dooties. His ar-
petite is good, and he wares the beuinS
and plassid asspeck witch gsnrally illoom.
enatss the fetors of great men as is engaged
from nhof4fn fiH night, without intermis-
shin, in doom tfftooqs aekshfhs. Why
doh't the New YofE shipibasters offer him
a public banquet, Bless his dear old iroa.
clad sorif
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WAITING FoR SoMaETH1fNa. There arc
boys who think themselves men, and who
go to the BARRIERS shop to be as they say.
sshsysdt, We heard OF a Juvenile WHO
SelS toi 81 scrspsd,, apd the barber ihav.
ing adjusted the cloth, and loapsd his face
left Him. and dysnt tlounging about his door.
AS soon as the young gent saw him sauut-
eripR, be impatiently screamed out
WSlf, what are you leaving me slt this
time for ?'i' )
TIE witty barber replied, + sm ID 'wssis-
ing for your beard to grow. saa ie
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The Rebel Propositions,

The following pprpott to be ths Rebel
Propositions for Peace. : 'ssss
The Commissioners proposed the res
toration Of the Union, in. stats quo upon
this basis: First All negroes which
have been actually freed BY war to be
secured in such freedom. Second. All
negroes at present held as slaves to re
main so.,I Third. The debt Of, both par.
ties to- be paid BY the United, States
Fourth. The cid doctrine Of State rights
to be recognized Id reconstructing tho
Union,
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aCosss, donft Us timld,' said coapfe
Of sflly sqohs 70. fwo' lhsesanlics; Hsiif
down make Yourselves our equals al
Wssifouf1 hsve to Blow out cdr brains to
do that, WAS the reply.
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ms a .Dutchaiali. was relating his
marvsfods escape from drowning When
thirteen of his companions we're lost bs the
upseiting ofa Boat and he alone was saved.
And'Bo~ did you'escape their fstc2 asked
one OF his hearers. s''.e' .' :
az It'd not gesil tepots, = was the Bueh,
mans placid reply. =
a sss-l Army contractors are s0metimes
ann mbushed enemies who lie in toetyht-S
IA ye, und in measure, too.
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ed ssa. Adjatsdt General Cowen has fsur-
sdaupshs number of men Ohio has fuf.'
nishsd during the present war and; finds
that it is o29l $50. This sum total has.
been aassertainsd ffohi the docdHsshts Of
tho Military Department. and il 40 ran
dom guess,
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@ OF fAaa ies<
FIELD, STAFF, AND LINE OFF,
81 81 iie ~ q GERS. 81
Fed and 'SaF O6fcers ad
Col W. p. Richardson, Commanding
Camp Chase, Ohio.
Lieut. Colonel Jsre. Williams, Paroled
G. Prisoner.
Major, Nat. Haughton, Commanding
Regiment. a3a. 51afF SIS sfsa %
Surgeon, l.. G. Meyer, in charge U. S.
Forces, Seabrook.
Asst Surgeon, Wm, Walton, in charge Of
U. 5. Forces, Spanish Wells. 7o'as'i
Reg. Q. NJ. George N. Holconsb, Sea
brook. N b
LINE OFrIcERs-Co. "a"
Captain, e 6. Culp. 3 -
q; lat Lieut Israel White. &tus.
sgsiis s}d ai Go. "B." u. sias7af
SIS u Captain, T.. B. Mesnard.
lidEs lat Lieut.. Charles w. Ferguson.
End Lieut.. Alex. MatsisoR.
Co. &c"
ms Captain, Nat. j. Manning.
q. lst Lieut.. William, r. Blsor. ..,..
2dd Lieut John O. Arekbold.
Co. "E."
Captain John /. Wood.
Is, Lieut. Wm, MalIonsy, commanding
- eos Company III. 81 d
Co. "F"
q at,e Captain D. r. Hunt,
1st Lieut.. B McCouEa&ghy.
End Lieut.. j. H. Hollis, Recruiting Ser
Is rsla eoF Woe ia Ohios sas @
s<assva q saitoijs Co. &C. .essea aea ssEsa
O. Captain, Corfington e. Randall 81
1.t Eieut. Michaet M1rrsy.21 s.laa
End Lieut.. Samuel w. Houston, COM
manding CO. 81"
1 Co. "H.'' -
lst Lieut.. Henry Il. Mossly, Prisoner in
st0o Richmon6 eleos aat &c
Co. AK
1868 Captain, ohm H. Milleman. "a
~nas 2nd, Liere. William p. Scott,
I.IsT OF Co1iMIssfoNEg OrftcsasoF rHI
10Th Reg't Ohio Vet VOL Isfsatry
=, who have been Killed and Wounded in
the several Battles in which the Reg t
has been sngagsd.
Z KlLIEpA1st Lieueenants- Alsxandsl
Sinclair, A., Whitcraftr and Lewis Il
Wilson. 20 ,'h'
. sWodNpEb4eof.. Wiifiafn p. Richard
son, aLieat Col, James F. 'Charfesworth
Maj. Nat. HauGgilton, and Captsins Nat
j Manning, c. E. Randall, Jno. |. Wood
Jho. H. Miiliinan; tst Eieass.o Gso: w
Martin, in 3Sditferent engagements, Dari
US Ddrlam, Arthur ,EFiegias. ,Jno. D Mer
ryinan, in 2 different engagements, rsas'
NJ. Kirk, Israel White, in 2 different en-
gagements; Chas. H. King, Miehae! Muir
ray, Win, r. Bioor, James A. briggs
2nds Lieutena ats, Samuel W. Houston
| Hen a,.aI,h,Jae arid .gI7s8 ssq1sil
lsini0 ~ 80 ~ nnel 80 Du 24aad- Il ssso
/ aCosss, donff Ue tiInld,' u said cdapf
Of silly sAohs 20. fwo' ihecSanics; aii
down MAKE ; Yourselves our equaisaF-
lW'sshouI9 bave to btowo out cdr brains L
do that" WAS the reply.
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The Cincihnsti comniercisf calls the
Freuoht man the long haired Radicals
That IS to distingdish' TIED ffJui the
short, kiaky,i wool : headed MiseegsnisG.
TRsl nisrR Of distinctioisis very ystrikipg
-Gsorgeto,ox D. Argus .t,iga
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!. DIR. ]. III, PERSON

S OFFERS his profession al services
" 10 the cltisens rof WoopsFfELD
z~ aud vicinity. He may slwayssbe
- found ready to accommodate his
numerous patrons at the Office formerly oc-
supisd by VIM. f. Hunter, on Mstn, Gross
strset.
nsy Is, lsse.-lE.
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnership,

FINHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
L Of bresne Nixon, tho Clothng business,
wa dissolved oy nuih consent ON the 10th day oi
August, 1861
", G. nreone Is authorized to settle the affairs Of
the late hrln. W. @, BPEEhE,
A. q. NIXON.
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DesOlutlOn of OO-par.uershIp.

DosVlutluh OA OO-pdfsucFbuiPs
TluE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
l. nf fgasEDiNu, MAusE q 90 in Milling Business
at "Bleteys HHs' Dyton, Ohio Was dissolved by
mulupl coucent, on the 10Th day of AuguAt, 1864
All ror7ons knoSinK themselves indebted to Hnld
drtn, requested to call and settle, and all having
claims agiHst the firm will pre- ent them tor payment
Immediately. The books will be found nj Che office
ul HEN FERNEDlNu a SON No. 4, keuton
street, " here alone, the pccOunts will ba settled.
HENRY FERNEDlNti,
GEOlGE MAUSE,
ANDREW MAUSE.
DaytDn, August ", 1861 augls-imd