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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-14
EnsurancR.

NET ASSETS JANUARY, 1864,
. a, O O q, q 8 @ q %.
(. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the Etna,
aiier forty five years trial. has realized the
greatest public advantage and success Of the VA.
rlous systems Of FIRE insurance IN the country
u Is now better than ever prepared for duty
o. SlAIbEN THOUSAND LOSS CLAIMS have been
settled and paid SIXTEEN MILLIONS on
DOLLARSi
8. Tue CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY ny FIRE
IN lha United 5tates, averages over 100000 daily
Is your property exposed and unprotected
7. ARE YOU lNSURED2 Ifnot, Why nOt2 Thecos
Is trhtngi the duty is manifest; the result mayt g.
your escape rom rum N'i i"'al uud negle'
disappointment.
8. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard is qIveu
to small risks as well large ones. Able secur-
" and superior commercial advantages Afforded.
Policies Essued without Delay.
te26dly JOIN II. sToPPELNAE. Agent.
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Dissolution Of Co.PartnerShip.

TINHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
L VI Breene Nixon, 10 the Clothing business,
WA III 's1yed by matd consent on the 10th day OF
August 1861
v q. Breene is authorized to settle the affairs OF
the late firm. ". G. BREENE,
A. @. NIXON.
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DesolutIOn Of UO-partnershlp.

INHE partnership heretofore existing uudor the frm
L Of FERNEDlsG, MAusE & Co in Niling business
at BuekeVs iHHs" Dayton, Ohio. dissolved by
mutual cOncent, on the 10Th day Of August, 1854.
All persons knoSing lemseiyes indebted TO said
Arm are requested to call and settle, and all having
claims against the firm will pre- ent them for payment
Immediately. The books win bs found at the office
Of HENtY FERNEDING 4 SON, No. =, Ksnton
street, whore alone, the accounts will he settled.
HENRY FERNEDING,
~ gEenltfE MAU+B, e
ANDREW MAUSE.
Dayton, August II, 1864. auglslmd
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3Altslc.
MUSIC STORE.

INhE attention oi musicians and ai lovers Ot inutiC
Il Ia called 10 our splendid assortment o Aus cal
lntuumonts Of the most approx manufacturer
Flutes Guitais, OOncerliuOs and every
yariety OF quahty and price. . H..-
Being also sgrnts Tor Ernest Gables celehattu
Piano FOrtes, Abe TO furnish the public With
these fine Instruments which may be- isyoruhy com
pared Nith thr beet nov manufactured
our facilities such as 70 ahle TO uTnsh the
sbovt ms, also, music boDA sheet music ana kmg-
OF musical merchandise, nj prices and terms that cth
not fail 70 prove satisfactory Va purchasers. rr..
Co Ch. }, A. FlsllEf III Main street
a23 Between Thrd ami fotrth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-14

HAVING this day purchased the entire interest oil
III A g. Nixon in the firm of Bre me a Nixon, ]
snail continue to carry on the Wholesale and Retail
Clothing business. Having n large stock Of clothing
hand hurchased before the great advance, shall
offer clothing cheaper than any other house town.
Wishing to reduce my stock hence the reason OF my
OIL ring my goods SO cheap. am selling
Fine black pants sfrom.............S 90 to $40 90
Fancy cAssmore pants from......o.... 90 to 10 %
PLAIN and fancy cas-inet pants rom. 30 to 90
Fine cloth coats from. IA 20 to 90 90
Fine cashmere coats from.,.,........ 90 to 20 90
FINE cassinet coats irol..... 90 TO ~ W
large stock OF oveIcOats TOm....... 90 TO 25 10
Boys,olothing, Of superior class, which cannotbe
surpassed he f1astor Vest A large stock of boys
cape oYercoats, which am offering exceedingly low.
Also al riga stock Of piece goods, which were pur.
chased before the sudden rise, which will sell low,
compared with presen, prices Of goods purchased
this Fall W q. bREBNE,
aug29 No. % Main St. 9nposlte The Oonrt House
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FIYE NENTS RKWARn.

NTfLTON D 0ROMAs, a houni boy a,Qhteeu
@ lNh years Of age. runaway from the uhdersiRnsi
about ihe - iusG This II 20 warn all persons irou
harhoring OF Trusting him on my account
Bepi3-w3t AMRRY BRERNHR
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SAMUEL WELL,
Roots and Shoes, Hats and Cans

No. 40 jefferson st., Dayton, o.,
MAKES FINE sEwED BOOTS at the shortest
wi notiae Alao, Ladies' and Misses, and Mems
aud Rows work OF all kinds, made on order prompt.
ly aud all work warranted. Very fine Caters for
81 90
HATS AND CAPS OBJ rHR LATEST STYLES.
iune22 3m
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HORSES H0RsEsi HORSES
war DErARTMEE1, CAVALRY BunEAu, !
OFFICE or CHIEr QrAHTERm 'sTEn,

- WAalTiHoToH, June 3, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
once until - o'clock M MONDAY, June goth,
1854, for two thousand e ,O00) CAVALRY HORSES,
70 be delivered At the Goycrnnentstables at Giet-
bOro Depot, near Washington city, within forty
10Y days from date OF contract.
said Horses to be sound ia all particulars, we'll
btoken full In neeh, from fifteen u5l to Elxtcen lg
good condition, and well adapted IN every way TO
These spec 1cStions will be strictly adhered to
and rigldly enforced In every particular.
No bid will DO entertained unlrsa Acsompa nied
BY guarantee for its faithful Performance.
the proposal OF q bidder who should prove to be
irresponsible, his name Will be reported 70 the Sec
Rotary Of War. with recommendation that Gueh
otheer be dismissed the service.
Al bftders and yudrdniors 1 Be held 10 the sfrfced
sccoui blhy and epcry future 10 comply pih terms
Of ooltao 10 make The CONTRACT isH dirdrded, iVIG
b followed BY prosecution 10 ne J eIferi Of hs lac.
Form Of bid aud guaranty can be had on appiiea-
ton to this office.
successful bidders will be prepared to enter into
written contrAets with good and Sutnclent seguri.
~, Immediately on the acceptance of thsiF BLDG.
The oath Of allegiance must aceO pAny each bid.
The unde, signed reserves the right TO reject all
bids deemed unreasonable,
Bids for ore hundred ZOO hnfHes and upwards
v II be enter liued,
Buds GOG he CEiHC aul1bsr q Horses required are
invited,
Payment will be promptly made on completion
Of contract.
No mHres iciu Be received.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals. for Cav
airy hoFses,n and addressed TO Lieut.. Col James
4: Ekin, Chief Quartermaster, Cavalry Bureau,
Washington, D.
Any other Information will DO promptly given
on application, personally or BY letter, to
Lieutenant Colonel sad Chief Qrarter master,
Cavalry Bireau.
r. Purchase in the open market will be con-
tinued At GiesbOro Depot until the contract IL
awarded Payment ma o In Certificates OF ln-
dtbtedneSS fOs seven a. hOTscE OF more.
les l2t
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TBS Tim MAILS

From Rec Fred. s. Jessu Professor Of SfS,e Eorsai
School, Albany, N Y.
This may certify that have been, since 1874,
subject to violent periodical attacks OF eatArrh,
marked by . highly-in1amed condition OF the
lining membranes Of the cavities Of the head, pro-
duclng most distressing q eoies OF headache for
'sys at time, wholly incspseitating me for BUSH
ness and during the paroSysms combining me TO
the he'd In some instances the Inflammation has
extended 10 the teeth cooasloning toothache; to
the throHt, producing boarseness and partial loss
Of voicei Al twice It has 90 affected the lef eye ~
TO connne mo for q month or more to . dsrkened
room.
These attacks have heen accompanied by strong
febril symptomsi BY s'oppage Of the head, and, In
the hrst stages, by wntery discharges from the
nosc, subsequently becoming aerId and yellow,
and toward the closing Of the attack becoming
bloody and puruient. I have tried medicines OF
almost every kindi external applications TO the
heal, such ~ cHmPhor, ginger, hot handaees, and
fcrDen'-tOns OF hot vinegar suulh OF some half
= dozen kinds, aud other catarrhal preparations
together with the Internal romodles, Eu b ~ al
tsratiV es, eatharties, and emetios. These have
pro NC no change in thu occurrence or character
of the disease and In most cases, with little or no
temporary relief, had come at length TO believe
the dieaSe to be practically beyond either euro or
material nllevtatiUn.
Under these circumstances was led some Ave
months sgo to make q trial Of DR.. Lis Ithill's
treatment. HIS method, at once, approved itself
TO my judgment, A. simple, philosophical, and
likely to be effective. Notwithstanding the dis
adj an ages under which II labored In dealing with
a disease OF such long standing, aggravated by
nervous debility and dyspepsia, and constantly
iudueed by the accidents Of my professional labor
found the treatment reaching the disease a. It
had never been reached before, aud producing such
4 mobilization and alienation Of lta character a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10
ALExAN DRIA NEW s.

THB following items arc taken from the
State Journal OF thn sth L. slant;
GuTrfiIa Rdid-we learn that while some & llers
were this mOrning ling Off MarloUb L. ndtnK, =
an ri distance from the White House, three guer-
rilSs came ouN and attempted 10 take posscssiol
OF their boats. One OF the guerrillas Vas shot
dead " the captain 40 he was attempting to
boaId the vessel. The second one succeeded IN get.
ting on bNArd hut was soon Knocked down and
secured The third one succeeded In making Ills
etc 'pe to land We get this Information from q
z ntlemAn who was at the Landing when the oc-
currence took place. II IL the second sttempt
these freebootefs have made on the fi'hermen at
this point.
HSrss RHciaS in our Sireoti Our attention has
teen called to the practice ndulged In by numcr'
Gus parry Of wOuid-be sporting gentry, Of racing
hOrsSB In our public stress They appear to haVe
selected Water street, between Duke street and
Battery Rogers, As mNIt excellent piece Of turf
on which to try the mottle Of their nags, and each
evening witnesses an exciting trial OF speed 10 the
imminent danger OF children and psSsers-hy.
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AmuSementn.

FoRD's NBw THEATRB-Tenth street, above
E." Comedy of rroran and Robert Macaire,"
Mr. j. s. Clarke takes his benefit tonight, when he
appears, for the last time but one, In shSkspeAIeB
"tomedy OF Errors" and As Jacques Srop, In the
comic drama Of Robert MacSireh
CANrERBURI.-The Canterbury 10 rated A
No, IA tho %, i'm alton OF play-goerB Tonight
the charming French dAnuculo and tight rope ar
tiHte Mile Marietta Ravel, appears In her favor
lite character OF the Flower Girl, and distributes
bouquets to the audience from the rope. Mons.
Btptistln and the RonLNni Ballet Troupe support
M'ile RAvel In beautiful ballets while MulliBan,
West, Williams, and DougheTty will keep the au-
rienoe in good humot with their comicalities.
Tho funny pAntOmime, The village Pedagogue,
concludes the entertainment Go - Canterbury
tonight.
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DY JAMES Q. INQUIRE q CO., AUC
Id TONERS.

CNREsERVED SALE OF VALUABLE VA
cant Property In Square al, fronting on seventh
street west and north and o streets On WE'D.
NEsDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at O'Clock,
on tho premises, we shall sell for account Of 81.
Ninetnpa Orphan Asylum, the following valuable
vacant Lots In Square No. tt1, Wis
Lot 10, fronting g. fee. on Seventh street west,
Ils feet TO = IS feet alley.
Lots a. 10, and 10, frontng each oil feet on north
street, between sixth Rud Seventh streets west,
and running back 1855 feet TO = 10 feet Alley.
Lot ,, fronting 81 feet on north street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets west, and running back
1856 feet TO a 30 feet alley.
The above will be divided into good sized Build.
ing Lots.
~ Titles all directly from the Government.
Ierms-Ono third cash; tho remainder in six
and twelve M nths, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps At the cost OF tho pur.
chAsrrB,
~ 70 prevent irresponsible Kidding, payment
OF 500 on eaeh lot, will be required at the time OF
sale JAS. C. MCGUIRE q Co,
Je6-d huotionoers.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY


nj
Propoaais fof furnish NJ rs + Jn3s :, isA
DO required By this Bureau durine Inc es,ai Ss.g
ending June 90 1869 viii be received until IL
o'clock m ofTUE SDAY the I2lh day Of Juiy' 1884
Those uDHccompsuied BY satisfactory testimon Al.
Of abilty to fulfil will not be
and contracts will only DO awarded 10 enuiAef,.
Isr Of or dealers 10, tho several glasses Of
Of their kind .IJ fV.- -. = -
Each S proposal must be signed By the Individual
Al articles required under contrAet must be
denvered without delay. A failure tr refusal
OF the contractor TO furnish proper articles gill 10
deemed just cause for Ab o eating the contrast.
Articles not named In the schedule, n REQ Tired
are 20 g furnished at the lowest market ptices,
aud tho right 10 reserved Of ordering greater OF
les quantty OF eaeh article contracted for A. the
public service may require. F.'' ..H
Bonds, with approved security, must be glvon by
the Individual or firm obtaining the contract.
should contractor retuse or neglect to furnish,
when required, any article or articles mentioned
In tho contract, the may be purchased In open
market, and 10 greater price has BEEN paid there
or than 10 specified IN the contract, the difference
may bs charged to the contractor Ia his next quar-
10 ly account.
Schedules specifying 80 near 80 can be done, the
amount, quality, and description OF the arriolrs
qulred, ean be had on Application at this ONCE.
Proposals must be addressed to tho Commission.
erot Patents, and endorsed " Stationery"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

WHITnIiuRsT's GAILERT, 484 PKHhS LyAhIA
AvEEUE-lhis celebrated establishment has ju it
been elegantly rOhttod and Furnished. Has one OF
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
IN this country, numbering over fifteen thousand
embracing WEenesshs OF dlHtinguiG he'd persons
both civil and military. ubenesBcs OF many OF
these fallen In battle can I've obtained here. For
superior work, WhitehurEt OutstTipplng his COM
petitorB received medal At the Worlds Fair,
fondoa. Particular attention Is called to his new
tmpeTis photographs alPo Nignetts now much
nuTht hIteT novI4--tf
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THE FRIEND OF WON NJ
l. "There shall no evil belSl theei neither
shall any plague come nigh thy dWslllng MAD
AME B0vINs FEMALE Alternative PILLS,
= certain remedy In correcting all irregu Arities
and removing ObS rue lions, whether from cold or
otherwise. These pills should never DO taken In
pregnancy, A. they would be sure to cause miseAr-
riAge. Prepared att Rue Vanguard, Paris, France
CAn only DO CbtAiusd at ITO South b street, bet,
Ninth and Tenth streets, Island. jeS-SodSt'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.

LEyTING BLACK MAn.-Yesterday afternoon
soldier named John Simonds, pretending TO be q
detective, approached msn named John Wagner,
who was driving . milk wagon, and whose horse
was branded with the United States mark, and
rest for having Government prosperity 10 his pos
session. After some convention, simonds told
the milk wagner that he would Let him go for the
consideration Of IS, hen Officer MoColgau, OF the
Fourth ward, stepped up and arrested both OF the
parties. They wero taken to the Central Guard
house, where the soldier was dismissed and the
driver held for hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10
OsALs FOR LOAN.

TREAsURT DEPARTMENT, Juas Q, 1884.
To ensure the greatest possible vigor In the op-
erations OF tho ATmioS now moving against the
Insurgents, under brave and Ikilful Generals,
upon q vast theatre OF operations, expenditures
have been increased beyond receipts from revenue
and ordin nary subscriptions 10 the National Loan.
sealed offers will therefore be received al this
Department under the act Of March I'd, 1893, until
noon OF Wednesday, the 10Th day OF June, 1884, for
bonds Of the United states TO the amount Of Sew
enty-nye Millions Of Dollars, boAriuE an annual
interest OF six per eentum, payable semi-annually
In coin on the first days Of July and January each
year, and redeemsble after the soth OF June 1881.
Each otter must DO for fifty or ono hundred dol
lara, or some multiple OF one hundred dollars,
and must state tho SUN, including premium, Of
fered for each hundred dollars In bonds, or for
Gny, when the Offer IL for no more than nfty. Two
rer cent. OF the principal, excluding premium, Of
the whole amount offered must be deposited, A.
guaranty for payment OF subscription II accepted,
with the Treasurer OF the United States at Wash
ington, or with the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, Boston, PhilAdslphiA, or st. Louis; or with
the Designated DepsSltArY At Baltimore, Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati, LOUSY lille, Chicago, Detroit, or
buffalo; or with any National Banking AUS"oi
ton AuthOriE ID 10 receive deposits which may
consent TO transact the business without charge.
Duplicate certificates OF depoaitS will be issued
to depositors by the ofieor or association reeeiv
ing them, tho originals OF which must be for
warded with the offers to the Department. All
deposits should be made In time for advice OF
olIera with certiacateI to reach Washington not
later than the Eorning OF June 10th. No offer not
accompanied by ita proper certificate Of deposit
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

ANY QUE having occasion to visit a private
ned.c9l Inrtitution are advised to call on DR..
Vellny.
large and successful practice here and else:
where cnShies him to guaranty ATerfect cure In all
cases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Perssns sailing see no one but
the Doctor febi--N
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

Dr. IIgH II WI.HisoE FOURTH VISIT
DEAFNESS, oATARRH, AND DIS
EAsEs OF THE EAR, THROAT AND
..... AIR PAssAeBI
DR.. LIcHTHILL,
From ~ 81. Marks Place, New York, suthor Of
"a Popular Treatise on DEAFNESS" "Lstteru
on cATARRH,p Is now in;
WASHINGTON,
And can he consulted a. the
EBBrTT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK, until
SATURDAY EVENING, IuNE II,
on
DEAFNESS, oATAHRH,
snd all the various diseases OF the
EAR,
THRoAr,
AIR PASSAGES.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

NEW Y OBg STYLEs.--} entlsmeR'S Clothing -
Eein end Fashionable "A large Assortmeh NJ for Dress
Ind 1uBinCBs wear. Tie English Sack and Walk
ins CoAtb excel In beauty, grade and hntah any
thilg over offered in this city.
WALL, SrEPHENs K Co,
naLl-if "a Pa. Az. bet. ELmth AMI lnntL SIS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

TaS JI.J ,iaC, Thare you cnE purchase Eyt.s
b. ~ Goods VI h .iEdS 1T aiGHyJGcit71-i price, L
~ 4. A, HALLS India Rubber warehouse, so
Pennsyls sails avenue, between Meta and Tenth
street,, Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods bsSnti'
ully T9patIed At short notice. nnS. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

THR SICK not IEcLUDBD.-The order TO
transfer al prisoners Of war confined in the Old
Capitol tn Fort Delaware does not include those
who are sick and who cannot be easily removed
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OATH RooMs..--RE-OPENING.

HENRY sCHAFER
Bega leave TO announce to the citizens and strAn-
gers in W ashipBton that ho has reopened his
BATH ROOMS,
Nos 42I and 40 + street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, opposite the General Post ONCE.
These Rooms have been newly ut'cd up and ar
ranged for the ,miOrt OF his patrons He has also
arranged, on the upper floor
BATH ROOMS FOR LADIES,
and would respectfully solicit their patronage.
Hot and cold baths always ready Polite 'ttend-
ants 10 serve all WIN call on him myI1-lm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

DIPD PROM HIS IHJURTEs.-A German named
Conrad RemIer, who was verely IN red In a ri I
At Leofrer'G Gardens about week ago, has since
died,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10
RAYS PATENT
MOL ED LIARS

MOL DED LIARS
Are not simply lat pieces Of paper cut In the form
Of collAr but arc Nodded and SHAPED 10 n Mc neck,
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks,
which 10 obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another ddrG tags possessed by other
collar, viz Space JOr the Crapdt In the TurR.down
STYLE the inside Of ,Ohtch 10 perfectly SmOon and free
from Fuckers, akIng this collar, for ease, nestncsE
aud durability, unequalled.
They are made In rundown style In sizes from
u to IT, and In GArrotte from 10 to II inlheI aud
packed In neat blue boxsI OF 100 eAchj also 10
smaller ones Of 10 esoh-the latter = very handy
package for travellers, army and may Officers,
D-EVERY COLLAR iB stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing Goods
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
S22 PonnSylvAnis avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
jes-dsn Washington, d, e.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

Morn CoSrRABAsDs.-The steamer She
tuckst arrived at sixth ST Get wharf yesterday az
ternoon, having on board some two hundred con-
trAbands from the White House.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

UNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber hath obtained from the Or
6kAnS, Court 81 Washington county, In the Dis
trct Of Columbia, Letters Of administration On the
personAl estnte ri Samuel Reeve, late OF Washing
p tnEtOn county aforesaid, deoCased. All persons
having AgAinBt the said deceased are hereby
WArnel TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subs crheF on or beor" the Sth day
Of January NEXT hey may othelWlse py law DC
excluded from all ben6ht OF the said estate.
GIVEN under my hand this Sth day OF January, A.
n iasl CONSTANTlA REEVE,
mV9b-WswI Administrative,
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TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN

TAKEN By THE MEIROPOLIIAN
POLICE-On May Is, large Dark CISItnut
sorrcl horse, both I'm leet white star on lore
head, and partially blind, was taken by tho police
az an estrNy. Tho owner IL hereby nouhed to
prove the same to the satisfaction OF the property
clerk OF the metropolitan Pol &C Dlstrict, ut Ills
office No ass Tenth street weUt, prior 70 Saturday,
JunB is, 1894, or said horse WITH he then sold Tor
cash o the highest bidder, ~ ". L, W'll Co =
BAzAsr No, aB Louisiana ave We, Purs!, NJ % law,
BY order GEORGE Il. HERRICK,
Property Clerk,
IeSI3IT W. L. WALL h CO, AuotB.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

RESERVATIONS AND POLICE APPOINTMENT
Of Police Commissioners the ~ alton OF patrol
man David NJ Sylvester, OF the second Precinct,
WAS accepted, The following appointments were
made Robert J. Nicholson, Second Precinct, vice
Iawes o. Lusly, dismissed Andrew Z. Smith,
Filth Precinct, ylos Peter W. MoChesiey, re-
signed VIM. J. Grant, Second Precinct, vice James
NJ sylvester, resigned James W. Howard, Third
Precinct vice Augustus brown, resigned.