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The New York herald., 1864-12-02

UCTIoy sAIe or S2 90 WORTH or 900 astl
"a nA0NiriCnnT ~ 6gsxAoLD FI IKNiIuk1,
This friday af II . o'clock peeoissiy. IL
~ the elegant Tesidence l5l West Twenty st street. be
tween seventh and Etght avenues com the s.trs
Ftch Psrlor Ohober. Dining Room and Nursery turnSo
sf the house. Velvet Tapessrv Carpets. superb MIR.
rers, rAe shd IA brocntea Au6 repes
Qvqr, CHINA Ont Glass ics Aosewood ChAmbee Furui
esre Bar Msttresses Ac Catalogues q hsuss kain sr
--'.'' ~ i~ 80 HENRY II MRs1corT Auctionssr
The New York herald., 1864-12-02
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esd proposals viii Ne coaiet01 Tor swpp'vts4 the Public
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
TrrrIllc Isollrr ENnlanInn.

The boiler Of paper mill in Schuylers.
Vile, New Yorl eSpledsd recently with a de-
strpeliye violence scarcely bAiore knoHa. Two
persons we're killed, aud several o,bors we're
badly injured The village was shaken BY the
explosion, sud the l'ecueiHry damage by tho
calamity "a stated at full Sl000OO The Troy
Times says
.Ylhia exploaiuh pr0Ses 10 be one OF the
most destructive bOllaF accidents thai ever oc-
CURED ia this vicinity, Indeed, We doubt ir
parallel can be found TO the eccentric and
fearful course which TIM mass Of iron live
Goals, hot water and steam pursued ON this
occasion. Usually the explosive force is e1-
pended 10 an upward direction The paper
mill boiler moved horizontally, With fearful
velocity, passing like an iron clad ram or a
combination Of two hundred pouad shot
through eleven buildings. wreekiag then as
completely as Il an earthquake had toppled
them over llf 'i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
NEW GROCERY Y


Mrs. A. called aud gotone dollars worth OF
TwEl.vE GENT sB0AR, AT MINiCKs. .
The incest kind. n
Mrs. h. got one dOliAr's worth Of the incest kind
FOURTEEN GENT SUGAR, Ar MINIcKs
Mrs. o. got dollars wsrth Of tho cho,eosi qual
hyof
sIxrEEN GENT SUGAR. AT NINIuRs.
Mr.. b. asys that he got the best quality of green
RIO OOFFRB Ar J. A. MIEICNs,
Thai ho ever drank, and Mra y, says she ot the Nm
est Of t.aI
GREEN rEA AT j. A. MINICk'S.
While every body cAlla gots sou,e or that oHcelen
EXoELsloR SYRUP, AT j. A, MlSiCK.
Mr. NJ, uRYs he purchased half barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT !. A MINoKs,
Decidedly the bOst he ever used while the supply
No. l MACKERRL, AT "a. MiHIOK's,
Both for and quality cannot BE- eSceed in this o,
ANY other market.
he invites all % cAH at h,a esnbHshinont aud IN
pect his stock OF fu.t
OHoIOR DRIED FRUIT, ..I..I
OOFFERs AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF All KINDS.
Aud tho largest and best variety OF Oreoenea 10 W. seei
IN the CITY. His large eStabliHhnientia on eha
Corner OF Market aud JEFFERSON stss
Aul9y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
FOR SALE BY

VIM WcnsihoH and " " Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, hiamishurg; sioc slayer, uploni q Ander.
son. Centervilei r NytTr, New Lebanon Il iarkSon,
Chamhershurgi u X nAueS, Harrisburg; y y Olsine,
5ohnsVllei Arnold Limhett south Arlinaloni Jacob
amsef, West Baltimore kookleA %, Garmanto town.
J W MURPHY, NAndalai n Nickols, Liberty U Rees,
fafmerrylilo, Hoverlng Herr SAlemi W fyrmont,
Willam Hwaner, Wet Baltimore; Parker, hro 4
Coz farkcfshnrg, and by Urugnats and henchants
generally hToeshoptlbe uniied States and oanadas.
auaidly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
0ErorerlRs. Sc.

tlRG leave most respectfully 20 RoQuNiht thcir ilia
ID TONERS and the community generally, that they
have entered into pnrtnorship, under tbs name ana
styls OF n. O'BRlBR& BROtHBH. for tho piirpoa,
Of carrying on ths Wholesale grocery, liquor, cieaf
and tobacco business IN paytun, Ohio, a. the late
stand of E. O'Bron, No, 3nl sscond street. ..
Having Pile means 10 enable Us & purchase goods
nom tho best houses in New York, bRitmiore amt
Phadephh,, aud having had 1ncen years experience
IN the trade We hold out the baat Inducements To our
old Gust ners and al others who may be kini enough
to purchase nom Us. iHi l|IH Hft..l
N u'RRIEN, late OF the hrm of O'nren \ Poe.
Toledo, OHIO, will deYote ha hme and attention 10
pOaae an those who may como 10 luy Mt this welb
known House, aud V. O'BRfEN, will tryat the com.
mudly b tier, possible, NJ never befnre bath oi
fec very grateh for past hvOrs and earnestly sG'
lcita share OF your future patronage MIlldaw n,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Al Alexandra, Texas, coat is worth $500
and pair OF pants stso NOIhiag Is plenty
bat corn bread and pork fHIl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
@eoiraI,
tDr.sSTRICKLAND'S
MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM

CURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma and
~ Cousnm on It's only necessary for any one
Strlckland's MelllnuOus Cough Balsam
To convince them that II s the best preparation
used. ltnot on y cures the above affections OF the
splitting Of Blood, and Is an excellent gArRle for any
kind Of Sore Throat. IL 10 pleasant TO take. and
safe medicine for Infants, Price INV cents por bottle,
FOR ssle hy d. Carnell 322, THIRD street, AbiA
zecr T2 Main street, and druggists generally. fe2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

An hilarious msmma At nottingham, Eng
~ under arrest for whipping hst child with a
red hot pokssl ~ fH4laiu i,a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

ar a27, SECOND at, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention 10 the quality OF our
material and uso only the test English steel,
We repair all the skirts which We se l,Nithout oxra
charge. ftH| .4HI .tl
pe-Our rotall departments ls 10 charge ofcompetout
aaiies. Oofsets and spiral bustles constantly on
hand WALOMAN.
sold wholesale and retail atNo a9I sccond street,
DAYTON. jaSdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
lprofesstuNal CARDS.

WILMER II. BBLVILLE.
ATTORN EY- AT L w
..r .s. nAYT n, ONO.
0FFGCE No. 80 MAN street, nearly opposite the
Court House, over The bry Goods Store % John s.
Rusenerry. tnl7dnw3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Secretary chass is styled The greatest god
broker in Wall street alG' 'lsliD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Gu=partnrrsbip.

OO.PARTNl NlJRSEIIP.
TINHE undersigned have this day formet 90 part
nership under the name and Arm OF BRkENk a
NlAlN, Tor tho ptirtnese Of trnnsaciing Wholesale
aud Retail COthing aud hicrrhtut Tailoring lhlsnuss,
at the old stand Of W. a. Bre,ue, ~ M.n rtrret Op
posite tho O0uu House wcrn they wOuli ha plea -ed
tO the ~ htends of IN house ani 49, many new
may favor tham with a CALI
.au N aa MtLItAk q RRRENE,
ANDREW q NIXON T
DAYTON, February I, tsGl -retl EiaNt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
L1issoIution.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TIlHg 90 p p,rtnrr,hip heretofore existing Muor a
L Ohaieh in thu Merahtnt fAihMtng BusinAsh was
dlsso yod w mutlh eonsrut pn the hrat day ~ Feb
r,rg, iusttnt, The bnuks are IN the hhnda of uenry
mor VITO vii continue ths his ~ the old stand
Huston gndd nc, corner fmri nt lruorsou 'tr ets
Thuaa sha have claims against the tirin viii present
than for payment ant those vhs tadrAtei 10 thv
Arm axpnoted 20 rtil and ssita tliar ACCOUNTS
w'thodi delayi as tho 6n Ano's ian.i b, ciosed
HENRY Nj l.RR,
fesdaw is, CHtROll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Gttp Iaottrss.
N0TICE 20 Alb WHOM IT MAY OONCERN

NOTICE 10 Alb W1eM IT MAY CONCERN
NOl1CE IL hereby gwen that there arr now pending
IN baore the city Cuun Il Of the city Of naS ton, this
i0lowluy Ordinances, to Wit
s gradO. grR Vl, curb and rutter Syca more street
hetwecu Council street and the Western Icyeo. ..
To grade, Eravol curb and gutter Phillips street he
tween second and Third str cts, . - .' H
la pursuance to tho law said Ordinances wt "a twice
read laid the table, and the Clerk instructed to give
four weeks uotlce Of the pendRnoy OF the same.
The laN requires all claims for damages that may
aorrtie from saia improvements 10 be Hed In writing
with le CITY Clerf, setting forth the amount OF cam
ages claimed within two weeks after the expiration
Of the time quired for the publication such notice,
whom the same will he taken up for fnal action
felldtN ANTHONY STEPHENS, oity Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-28
10 Rue de NariguAn, Paris, April
An Important Measure.

We learn that tho Special Joint Committee OF the
two Houses Of Congress have matured and wiz report
to-day, bill designed to facilitate the obtaining of sup
plies by the Government and make the burthens Of
contribution bear more uniformly and equally upon the
people, To this end the blrprovdes, as it,. principal
feature, that:
Every person nov bound to pay ajax in kind shall
in addition to the onetenth St present required, deliver
to the Confederate Government of the products of the
present year aad of the year 1885, other tenth OF
the several products 60 required to be asceraned as
sesssd and collected in the provided by the ex-
isng law, and to be paid for by the post quartermas.
ters in the several districts on delivery at the assessed
value thereof.
Supplies necessary for the support OF the producer
and bis family, and to carry his ordinary business
are exempted from the contribution required; sndii
the amount necessary cannot be agreed on between the
assessor and producer is to DO ascertansd by osn
tsrested freehOdsrs Of the vicinage'
The Secretary Of War may, at bis discretion e1smp'
any district or locality from the obligations OF the act
and he may authorize the sale of provisions by pubic
agents charged with the duty of providing for the ia-
lies Of sodiers-such sales to be made at the prices
paid by the Government.
Should the necessities of the service demand still fur
Their supplies Of food or forage than are so obtained or
may be obtained by purchase, then mpressmentS may
be made-but the right and duty Of making impress
mens is cou6dsd exclusively to the ocsrs and agents
charged in the several districts with the assessment and
collection of the tax in kind, and all officers and SOL
ders are expressly prohibited from interfering with
these officers and agents. Articles impressed are to be
paid for by the post quArermaser and II IS maze Tue
duty Of that officer to tquAize and apportion impress
ments within their districts to avoid expressing
any portion Of the community.
If any one other than the Tax lin Kind collectors ct
tempt to make impressments he is made punishable BY
1es not exceeding FIVE times the amount OF property
impressed, and imprisonment not exceeding five years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-28
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RICHMOND WHIG'
SATURDAY, MORNING, NAY IS, lss4.
PAPERS F0R TRE ARNY.

W. learn that papers mailed 70 the army do not
,s.oh heir destination, because the postage Is not and
cannot IN many Ssses be paid IN advance, or on de-
livery 20 army carriers By the pOStmasssr. To remedy
the dBculty in regard 70 the Whig, we win hereafter
prepay the postage At this Oce papers ordered BY
persons in the army, dcduetng The amount Of postage
nom the remittances sent
Byan arrangement With TIE Postmaster At Richmond,
We win mark each paper "PAid," which, BY passing
through the Oee here viii be evidence to every otter
once that the postage has been paid here.
When no post Office is given, but merely the com
pany, regiment, &C., delay Of day in the Richmond
Post Oce is Unavoidable Persons in the army order
ing the paper win therefore state the post Office and
We win change the direction when requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-28


fare, which eau hardly fail 60 spi' che p,rty asuOder
Two sets of 6easasss bsye beer fi'ese RON me ely
to he Safe Conseotoa which sss moes at Syracuse
"a morror for the purpose OF cleo ing delegates 70 the
D. i,,ore Vuvsu.icn There is also every prospect Of
g-sra ,ussle and free 6gSt n regard 10 the insruc
don Of the Badnore degSes by The Syracuse COnven-
lion in Which both sides are saugiine Of success"
TIC iresson and basn-buTner elsDient of the Demo-
Orst party, which Vept over totbo Republicans in
1862 have become dissatisfied, ere cutting loose from
the alliances of that campaign, and preparing to attend
Convention at Cleveland, there to initiate movement
which viii completely swamp the Baltimore oonyen-
ton
eff As now seems the result Of the Convention shall
be the nomination Of General Grant for President and
Fremont Morgan or other good man Tor vice IRE
dent Il VII sweep the country like tornado, and force
the Baltimore Con venticn TO endorse the same ticket or
adjourn without accomplishing anything. Ihe nomna-
ton Of Lincoln by the obbers, contractors and ence-
holders, aheF tha viii only maze the per etranen OF
the deed the hughing stock OF the people.
The above extracts chow that enemea, while pro-
Tossing to be getting along sWmmngly in military mat.
.srs are not at peace in political matters. With gold
rising, leading newspapers suppressed, general bark
ruptaw called for and the split tha Republican party
widening daily the prospect at the North ia decidedly
plessns to US Of tie so-caled Confederscy" In the
interests Ct peace and civilization on Ills Continent we
.rus. that the matters to be adjusted shortly on the
North Anna and tie OhatahoOohe viii so terminate as
to ensure the overthrow of the Abolition dynasty in
Washington, and disclose both to the North and South
the dawn of q better aud brighter day.
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ooNFEDERATE ooNGREss
SECOND ooHGREsS-EzRsT SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE.
FRIDAY, May 9Th, 1854.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Ainneg rode, of the Episcopal
Church. a-1
Mr. JEMIS0N, of Ala, introduced bill to facilitate
the settlement OF the claims Of deceased sodier' Re-
ferred to Military Committee.
Ca motion of Mr. WALKER, of Ala, tho Committee
on Military A.irs was instructed to enquire into the
pediency Of providing for he exemption from military
service Of the necessary officers Of steamboats, engaged
in transporting for the Government.
Mr. SPARROW, from the Military Committee intro
duced IL to smend the ect to establish invalid
corps which, on his motion, laid upon the table fer
the present.
The House joint resolution responsive to the re ou-
tons of the General Assembly of Virginia, asserting the
jurisdiction and sovereignty of the State Of Virginia
over her ancient boundaries, was considered and con-
CURED in.
The House amendment to the Senate bill concerning
cheplains, concurred in.
There being no further business on the calendar,
On motion Of Mr. BURNETT, the Senate adjourned.
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po,ts Of Mr.. Mallory You win perceive to what re-:
turning 70 page g. Lord Lyons despatch to Earl
Rps..l pate transla ion Of pfeteneed etter %
cvpher rom Confederate agent to Mr. Benjamin; page
al The forgery ought to have
been patent any one who did not wish to be deeev
a. bpt YOU may dsnounce il as such my authority,
s ce am mentioned by,nsme cognizapt OF the facts
stated in the pretended letter.
Youis, &C.,
JOHN SIIDELL-
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DIED..

On Friday evening, abou7 o'clock, ALBERT aARSETT son
Of Coleman and Emma b. Workman, aged YEAR,.
The funeral will take place his fathers residences corner
Of lat and Grace Streets THIS (aurday EVENING at four
o'clock The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 at
tend. sl4
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HEADERS DEPT OF RICHMOND. }
~ NAY Is, 1894.
CIRCULAR

A LII persons within the limits of this Mill
"A tary Department (elthern civil military f NOT ensse-
ed actively In the fed and using their military saddles there
win Immediately turn them Capt. MArye oosf
Odcer Headquares who win reeept foe the zane %
each party As practicable y be replaced
b. othes paid for the individuals elect II not Vol
UNFAIRLY brought In they win be impressed ct once
The present emergency makes this order nscsnary. s
n,N-a I. o. oHHsrNlY, AAa.
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Il whereabouts and condition OF Capt. JAS W. PAHNIN Co.
6lt Alabama Regiment supposed 10 captured
the battle Of the sh Of May near sposylvsna Court House
A. B. RANNIN,9
Tuskegee, Ala
az New York Daily News please copy. my7s-1Ns
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During the fortis Of last night, mentioned above the
horses Of the General atonce saddled and be only
awaited to hear from the front to what extent the
attack might approach, and II general engagement
resulted therefrom be would At once assume command
However the punishment inflicted by General Ames on
the enemy and his subsequent retirement made General
Buffers presence at the Of action unnecessary
and az he retired so did all the sta and for the FIRST
time in week the night passed away in comparative
quiet
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r OST OR MISLAID.

r. OST OR MISLAID,
IL About Two weeks ago. by T. 4. Hambeton, Jr, mall
,ou.re TIN BOX containing valuable pape Any haynf
!" ~ 'rs'' R0Bf. H0UGH co.,
mya7-a.s IL Pssri e.