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CrATIONERY Eon U.s.COURIE

OTATIONERH FOR U.S.UOUhIS'
4 Sealed proposals viii 30 received BY n 81 the
,5ice of The Marshal OF the United States for tins
ToTthsrn District OF Ohio, At oleFelends untll
WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day OF Iulyriee5 az z Q Slu5h
PH for the supply Of stationery ane 5ishA 1ooss s
Tor the use Of IN Courts OF toe onlta Ststes u te
iusfc for the year ending July l. lo51 70 re iut-
nish IN such quantities eno Al si41h saAs' % ma
b required for that purpose ,,., - 80
EfdderE viii Be required to specify the prices ot
stes a. which they viii furnish the several ertlal
~ their pTuposala Will be accompanied D samples
es-sf n cass the same are deemed 90 b. Necessary
g. roUar ounaidsrafi1n Of their bids he articles
S,saf5ir,e5 10 be furnished are - follows;
tsT,aNK BOO EB-hIedium, Deny OroEn ana tsfi
TindinE % b sfuil RugBa plain, fuil bound pAno-
~ = q "a ssbsIf bound muslin, Per guirs. 70 Be &C
ordinq 10 gamp e. oi books nov IL use IN the u g
Gls~kis once Also Qunrto letter books
NPEPFRs-TeEal cap, fcolacsp, BILL commaroia
note letter, postoice wrapping per reani DlOttlns
nSVELOPEs-Largs size goyernmeHti Eslf-Heai-
ing letter size government self sealing, Per thou
INK HoLDERs-sIass. Eolid, hinged cap CON-
fSKs-writiug fluid, In quarts, per dozen bottles
STsoFi,IAEEO 0s-Bsd tape, per gross; sealing
vrT va7 ID; muolage, per dozen bottles; quils, PEI
6aneh. stesl pens (elett's) per gross pen hooeIs
ror gIoss; lesd pencils tfnber's bestls Per aozeo
uh elastic bands, escorted, PEI gresli ruD9sL eIas
ars, PER dozen rnleni letter loldersi OonereA
Ths 1adsSsignsa reserves shs right to reject a.
bidg in case tbs interests Of the s0Eernment shal
require it, on accom- Ut excessive prices oI Fauau
lent combinations. HAkI blLLl,
u,,.,,,5- Inn, 75 Ia, p'''Sl ,9aes9-i5
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GRAND PLEAsURE EXCURSIONS
TO
LAKE RIoRi


Oas Of the toowinR splendid hrst-olsss steameTsi
viz Jisvslsnd 1llinoiH, Iron City Traveller
Iron sidos, lac Ia Bells and PeEaoies WI lease
OIeTaland, Ohio, at O'CLOCK Il. N. eaon oat o. me
'FesE except Saturday and sunday snd Osifolb
6IjcbiQan, On the following days At 0 CLOCK r. M
fhr0ueh the months Of July and August, niaklns
rand fxcursion Trips 20 th emsnY points Q. lhtet e.
Ssf on the great Inland Seas Of Amerloe, Wsioh io
utility pleasure and health ars unsurPa'sea D5 any
ether on the Continent. ,
7fts trip Of over I,OO miles embraces fiN degrees
Of latitude and eleven Longitude and lnenoes ID
IA circuit Lakes Erie St Olair Huron and SCI
With the beauf nj rivers Dctroit 81 tiair ahd 81
TIE many and extensive mines Of iron and oopRsI
-1na0uslea b any in ths Fori6l With Use 7,1 Ne
soTsred and isviting Deposits of eiiFer leal, VIC
and romanfic soslerg, combined with is pnLe ana
hrlcinR climate renders the LAKE rupefi2f trlp one
Q far more T. Bn ordinsrT tuferat 20 the caB at9h'
the studeBt. the pleasure Sc Esr OF she lnfsila
Ths above named steamers are elegantly nlteo W
with large and airy cabing and state-rooHll Nhle
nysry precsution been taken 70 provide iof tne
gafefy an comfort OF passeUgHrs -
Tsre, fnolnding stat8-rooms and meals apout -
,suts per mile. Time occupied In making tne round
frfp, from 10 10 days.
Rooms secured and .urther i1i0Tmstion obtalhe1
~ srnI1esffou 70 ROB'T n NINA a CO.
- HUsGEY & MCBRIDEi
GARRErsOEs HOWE q Co.
fupe7f.I6l cleveland Ohio.
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FROMWAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July l.
kilograms have reached senstor Fessen-
den from various Northern cities urging
him to acOept HIS appointment, while pO-
litieal and private friends here are urging
him to the same course. he has express
ed reluetenoe to do so owing to the state
Of his health. which has been impaired by
close attention to his official duties. He
has taken till Tomorrow morning to come
10 a deeiaion,
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Washington, D, o.. June a, 1854
WA NWEO - -9TTRGRONS AND

w Assistant Surgeons for O0lOTsd Troops -
Candidates must b Gr dustea OF some regular Med
ioal ueRs, and must be examined by 6 Board Of
meitcal Ofio6rs, 10 be convened bY the Surgeon
General This Board will determiDe whether the
candidate viii be appointed Surgeon Or As istant
Surgeon, according 20 merit. Applt tat1ons accom-
panied By ons more testimobiais from RESPECTABLE
psrssus, Is 70 neral character, 80, should De ad-
dressed to the Surgeon General a. s. A washing
ton D. C.. OT 10 the Assistant Surgeon GsDerai U-h
A, louisville, Ky. Boards are nov in tessl ion OF
B1Bion, New YOfk, WeshinRton, 0inoinnAtii St.
L0uis and New Orleans. JUS. &. BAKHE5t
initI IN TnhTh A. A. surEeen GaueTal.
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branch of service to which they belonged,
and where he was last heard from. These
particulars should always be given, as the
desired information cannot be obtained
without them.
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CAIRO, July 3.-9:2O Pm.
Memphis papers Of the I'd, learn from
sn officer Of steamer from White river
that as soon as General Steele heard Of the
movement of the rebel General Shelby, he
sent forward the 18th Illinois, 9th Iowa,
Sd Minnesota and Sd Regular Cavalry
under General Carr. This force confront
ed the enemy on the 9th ult, between
Sheridan and 81. Charles, and g fight en-
sued, resulting in lhe oaptuEe Qf 200 pris,
onofe, tne gun8 OF the recently oaptbfeu
gunboat Queen City and four laountain
howitzers. Our loss in killed and WOaad-
ed does aOt exceed 200, while that Of the
rebels will reach quite 500.
During the following night, General
Carr, receiving information Of the ap-
prosch Of rsinforoements under MsFms-
duke, made preparations to fall back ON
Clarendon, 20 miles below DuvslPs Bluff.
At last accounts this movement had been
made successfully, and reinfOresmsnts had
been sent to Carr.
The, sprrss4s of ,shsIlhy and Msrmsduke
1t is reported that the steamer Kate
Hart with the 81 Missouri cavalry, en-
route for home on furlough, frsm up the
White River having in charge 200 prison
ers captured by Carr.
The White river is now open for navigs-
tion.
The vote at the municipal election at
Memphis was light sad Park was rs.eleet-
ed by plurality vote.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
special Dispatch to the Cleveland Loadsr,l
First Dispatch.

WAsHIEGFoH, July 2, 9 a. NJ.
The extra 8 per cent. income tax went
through the Senate with a Whirl, and is
likely to pass the House in a few minutes
Washburne surprised everybody by
talking about his stock on hand and tax to
another measure and te the further aston
isment of everybody he got it through.
OF course the Senate will defeat it.
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Do Mon Be PUr OTr.-Ask for Madsne

Do Nor Be PUT OTF.-Ask for Msdsme
Fortsrs Cough Balssm, Insist on having It. hsitste
zutl you get it, take no other. lfyOur drnsgist has
not got It, have him send and get it for yon. The
cot Of manufacturing the salsam is as great as ths
Of almost sny other and higher priced medicins,an
the yery low prizes st which it is sold makes the pro-
At to the seller appsTPntlY small, and unprinciPlea
dsalsrE VIII ofrsn reoomneRd other medicines upon
which their prots larger, uhleSs you insist on
having Madame POrter's, ana none otee' Soi1 ~
su druggists At 25 and 30 cents per bottle.
rMadsrns Portsrs Oustirs BHlsAm esn pe 90
es,usd sf Benton Bros, aud stn5ag a ATnstTong'I
Whoisu.Is Assnts. OsEsland. Ohio. ig2. 9; ~ -
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FROM TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, July :

AOAhDoi July -
To tie PFsss of CIspslaad.
Arrangements have been made, whereby
teachers pass at half fare over the Olevs-
land and Toledo Railroad to the Conven-
ton in this city next week.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
HEADoUABTERs ARHT OF THE PoToHAo, I

HEADQUARTERS AMY OF THE BoToAAoI I
July 1.
About six O'clock yesterday morning
the 18Th Cops was expected to charge the
enemy's works in front.
Msrtindale and Turner had advanced
their fortified line in the right to the
place previously occupied by skirmishers
ct the time the contemplated assault Was
70 be made,
Bsrton's Brigade on the left 18th Corps
living along the Prince George County
read began to move from the bresstWorks
to the rife pits.
The enemy seemed to understand that
our intention was to advance our line By
by the occupation Of his entI enchment. A
storm Of shot and shell from rifed guns
and mortsTs WAS poured into our troOps
before they had formed.
Two or three volleys Of musketry we're
exchanged. Soon firing over bresstWOrks
became heavy and regular, but few men
we're injured. The rebels showed them
selves too strong ct this point to warrant
an assault. The Second and Ninth Corps
had each made two attempts TO take these
very works when the army first arrived
here.
Morters were freely used on both sides
and the rebels with unusual severity
dropped shells in our midst
Leutensnt Ludlow, Of Bsrton's Brigade,
worked his moriers admirably, and an
Poysd the enemy very much by correct
ness Of aim.
The battery, 32-pOunders, ct General
Smiths headquarters fred at regular in
tervals into the rebel works and town
Captain Butler and Lieutenant Fleming
aids to General Butler, were wounded, thG
former in the knee and the latter in the
breast.
All through the night there was heavy
canonading especially on our right. 4
glare overhung the city Of Petersburg, and
L is thought some Of our shells set IRE t
the buildings and caused ccnasgration
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

Mr. Chase is fully exhonerstsd BY ths
Treasury Investigating COMMITTEES, but
that detective Baker is charged with con-
spirsoy with an actress 20 ruin the char
aeter Of Mr. Clarke, head Of fhs PriRtiAg
Bureau.
The Ocean Monitor Puritan was success
iy launched this morning.
The Commercial says, news Of the 70
peal Of the Gold Bin hss not yet produced
the full elects anticipated. This morning
prices ruled between. 22s and 282.
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WAsH1ueroS. JuIv 4

No scenes Of 3 disrespectsble character,
sueh as those which disgrsced former
Congresses, marked the last nights pro-
sesdings.
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AnaNaEMEkTa.
lrKo aaAsD PERFoRMAsoas.
AFeninA FeltOtiAsAoei
FHK FsCKIT.OF-LEAVE Man.

sr,....,s, ,itt Il zirs.rslls Ay a he Elise and
the oelebrated Pas de euNi tIA AOeaS~s' - = -
7liss and sig Oonstanff1e. !, !. =. -, -. If
wednesday eTenfna; AA7S nIIss,f4 Is-qT' 4H ~
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June Is, Is54.
RA1.UO OFFERS WILL, RE

TREASURY DEFABTMEET. June Is, Is54.
GRALED OFFERS WILL BE
~ recsivsd ct tbis Depa tment, undsr the Act Of
arch ). I5 ), uatti neon of wednesday, the b Of
July l554, for bonds OF the United ststtst TO the
amount 0i thirty three millions, being the sm0unt
Of unscospted oaers under thu Notice OF proposals
annual interest OF tiE uer centum payable semi i-sn
nasly IN coin the frst days OF July and January
10 esch TAri and fedeemabi1 aiiei the 5eth Of june
seh oiIsr Iaust b for ft5 ons huIdr dollsrs,
sr s0l4s mulfiIis Of one hundtod dollars. and must
state the sum ipolgdinz the 'reHliom ensrad or
eaot gns hundred dolarp IN bonds ipr nifty, ghsl
tho uaer Is Tor lore ibsu hiiy. Two Der cent. OF
tbs rrinCfuEl sTctudinR premium, OF TIE whole
amount offered must be dep stteds A. guaranty Tor
0f the United ststes st s0r With the
Assistant iraas ursr st E6w York. Boston, Philads
RLls oI ~ Loui7E 0l tlta IL ti9 lssSl Dsosia
2 a hA'timofe. Rltsbursh oinol1nsll Iollsyll-l
ChicsgO, Detroit or Buffalo; or with any National
Banking Association authorized 20 receive deposits
Ehlon Ay con n'snt 70 tralsot tne business Mlthout
charge. duplicate certificates OF deposit Win be Is
Eu 10 depOsitnrB b. ihs odiesr OF asaocistion re
ceiplnF themi the originals OF which must be for
wsTded with tue Offers ts the Department. All de-
posit' should be made in time for advice Of offers
with certificates 20 reach Washington not later than
the morning Of July 6 No offer net accompanied
By its proper certificate OF deposit will be oonsid
Tne Cou on and Registered Bonds issued Will be 0
the demo siinstion Of $50 elOO $500 aDd sl,0O Reg
stered sonds of aud $1,000 VIII also be Issued
All oilers received viii 10 opened on Wednesday,
the 6th Of July, By the Secretary or ons o. the AS
sisiant Secretaries he awards Will be made by the
Secretary the shsst ofisroTs. and notice Of
csptanus decitnariOn il be Iamedi6tely given 10
the respective CffsreLs and IN case O. acceptance.
bonds q n descriptions eud denominations pre-
frrEd will 20 eat 10 tbs sub scrbers a. the cost Of
the Department. on final payment Of i1stslments,
nc origiT al deposit OF Two uer cent viii be reckOn
10 ths last instalman tid b sue gssu osTers,
ana wi be imms disIeiy TstuTnfd 10 those Whole Of
farH may mnr he acoantsa-
with the Treasurer ot er OfcBT or association
thoriEed 70 under ihis notice advice Of &C
ceptEuCe OF OfiBT- follows one third or DO
fore the 10th; one-thfTd before the lstn; and
I 20 balsnos. including The premium and original
Wo per cent depoEit, or before the tn of Ju'Y
bonds will begin with the date Of de pos
&C. Parties preieTrfBE " psy tue accrued Interest
from date Of bond, Juls I, 10 date Of deposit
Ofers under this notice should he eudor ed fOner
{ r Loan" and sddrs ssed 90 'he Secretary OF the
Treasury.
N1odsr will he considered st less rate Of pTeni.
I'm than four per cent
g. p. CHASE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Notice to Officers TtesiViHg dspositI under
IL
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FROM NASHVILLE.
IsPsuisl Dispatch to hsOlevsIsnd Iesdsr.l
NAsHTLLE, July /.

NAsHFnLEi July ].
Nesr Marietta Georgia, June 9th 1854,
the I25 Ohio Infantry lost in Tuesday 8
charge the First Lieutsnsnt A. @. Dillery,
killed; captain Elmsre Moses, thigh
frctured; Second Lieutenant Thomas
Burnbam, thigh fractured Adrisn Fitch,
Co B, killed.
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MORNING LEADER
MONDAY alORNlNG. JULY A. 1854.
CoLUMBUs, July I, &c

The Members Of the Twenty First Regi-
rnrnr NnrE I'm anuIhern PrIsons-
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The following interesting letter was re-
ssived to day by William Henry Smith,
Esq, Governor Broughs Private Score.
inru
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Tho preliminary certificate OF deposit OF two Fer
cent. must uOt be credited upon your accounts cur
rent, II Is TO he included in the 1iual deposit.
iunes1.IE3
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8. p. CHASE,

Notice to Officers TscsiViHg dsposit5 under
tbis ddDeThseWsHf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14
sHERIFF'S SALE.

Fr.nsss Hall, per GRardan, Va. Nancy HsnAmaa si
al. Case No. ass5. Montgomery County Superior
court. Ia Partition ~ u
Df virtue Of And in Obed1nes a., the command OF
ID an order Oi sale made by the snpenof Oouu Of
Aoptrnmery County, OHIO and 70 me direct-f VT q
oner Al he sale at tho door Of the Court ouso, on
SATURDAY,, Apr0s 1854,
A. tWO oelock % said day. fus oiloWins dsaobed
resi- estate, tow Tie southeast quarter OF ssrticn
twenty -a0vea t87). t1Snsbip tso lei range faur (t
81 a. IN Montgomery county, 0hla. containing
one hun red and dhy nine and siHty si1 oae hund-
rsdth screa, more OF less,
SAID PROMISES have been appraised a. my dollars
(e30l per and cannot sell gr less than thlrr
VI said appraisement.
Terms-dne. thit oash, one uAitd 10 Que year sad
the balance two ye from the day OF sale the ia.
iefred 60 interest and hs secured 6y
mortgage on tile premises.
dEORIR WOGAMAN, Shehu Mont county.
L. PyoUra Attorney. mE0dewawis
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apbolStrrp.
CHARLES RAsoHKE, y
GENERAL UPHOISTElER,

OHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET fMR sITTELL's
OLD STAND DAYTON, ONO.
A LII kinds Of UpholsteHng, suoh Rs soiaa, ChAirn,
"A stools, Matrasaes, ,6e, done 20 order Carpets cut
aud dtted, window curtains hung aud all kinds OF re.
pasns done az the shortest notice and Host ressena
be terms,
Rssroaos-nSyor Gillespie and Barney, Parker a
90. n fI'r USE Hhal'.4 ai' ASH
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Wo=partnersblp.

CO.PARTNERSHIP.
TTIaE underaiYusd have this day formed co part.
nershp under the name and Arm OF BREENE q
NfX9N, for tho purpose OF transaeting Wholesale
Aad stall Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Business,
poste the Oour House, where they woul he pleased
10 ths ID friends OF tn house, and many new
ones may favor them With call.
WILLIAM q BREENg,
ANDREW @ NIXON,
Dayton, February 1, 1s6i-felId9aw
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A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
Ahner stephens Superior Court.

against
Jacob g. Keplsr et 81. Case No. 2TBT
DURSUANT 70 an order and de're Of the superior
i Cour ei Montgomery county, Ohio, made In the
above entitled cause will, GU
Sangfry AplIi o. 1901
Sell at pulic ontcty 10 "a highest bidder, a. Tho doc
Of the Court House, 10 the city sf Dayton the laIm ei
Frtncs }. Andrew, siuiated east of Centeryiie in
this coun y, containing 40 R1res.
IL ism a go5d state ot cultivation. has ahont hneen
acres Of woodland dwelling barn, thres ienant
houses, &c
Appraised at S5,2O0 or $40 an acne--mAy sell for
81 SOS d7, of so VI An sore.
GEuRGEiW MALAMBRE, Master Com.
J. A. JoRDtN, rHFEsnEG JoEpkN, 4. s. louNs and
HoUK a MGMAHoN, Attorneys. mAtidaHts
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

MARY Jane Bneht AdminisfRnik Of Wm Bnghrs
tstata. flainnt, agA nst Jones Beeehley defendant
before John Burnett in .tee ol the Peace OF JEFF
iegsoa township, honig ,nsFy aonhty Amount
claimsd--SnS 70.
ON The lsth day Of January 1854 ad Justice issued
" an ortef of Attohment ~ hs all0ve aciiuu loF
the sum o. one hundred and at-eR dollars and seV.
enty uys cents orss go tor eqrug on the is,h day
lassSW aksy JAMS saGRT
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FOR SALE BY

WIN Wansthoh and W W Stewsrt, DAytsn George l.
Boyer, MiamishurEi Stoe Slayer, Nni0ni q Anderf
son, Centerville; Myers. New Lebanon u lackSon,
ChambereburRi d Y Bauer, Harrisburg Divine,
IohnsVlle, Arnold Limhert, South Arlinrioni Jacob
smser, West nAltifnorei Rookie Co, Germantown;
W MURPHY, NandAlis; II Nickoa, Liberty % Rees,
FArplertVille HeyerlinE Herr sAlemlJ w PYrmout,
Williams swaner, Wet Baltimore; Parker, hro. A
90, ParkeTahur5 and by DTugusts and Merchants
generally thTOu kOat the uRted States aud canedas
au1ldiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

plat OI INC gTouHl lan DO steh ~ Ihe 5heTlH =
Office ..H.
Terms Of sals-Onethird cash; one ird in me shd
the balance in years from the day Of sale the de-
ferred payments to bear per cent interest AMI 10 60
secured BY mortgage on tho premises
The above premiBes cannot sell for less than two
ihiids ITS appraised value.
GEORQE WuGAMAG, sheriff Mont. county.
l., b. GsSckEL snd \. B. JacG,Os,
Attorneys. maadsWavs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT s2T, SECOND ST, BET MAIN AND LUDLOW,
We psy particular attention TO the quality OF our
material and Use only the hest English steel.
We repair all vhe skirts which We se l,Wthout extra
charge.
- Our retail department 10 in charge ofeompetent
ladies. Oorsets and Spiral Bustes constantly on
hand. A WALDMAN.
Sold wholesale snd retail At No. ss7 Second street,
Dayton. jasdiy
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s.S-A woman might let her head Be cut oa
for heF hasbands cake, but not bsr hair ~
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

mas co pSrtnership heretpioFs existing Miller 4
Cha.oh, Ia the dArchlut Tailoring Ru mess. WRs
Dissolved by mutual consent the fret day Of Feb
rusrV lnstant The books are in the hands OF Henry
Miller VINO will continue the bus Asss n the old stand
Huston Buidng, corner Third and Jefferson streets.
Those whs have claims against The arm viii present
them for payment, and those VINO .re adebad 20 The
arm are Sxpseted tO can and sattle thsr accounts
without delay, az the business musl b closed,
HENRY M LEA,
fesdsw Us. oHAkCH
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these Bittsrs are put up in quart
bottled, Of tphtoh the ahovs is a fao-
simils. Che label Is finely en-
Rravsd, and is provided tUith
cafe guard from coInts'JsitsTs.
Prics G1 psr bottle, or siI for 20.
O. w. Robaok, proprietor, No. 9
East Fourth Street, cinSinnatt, 20
tvhom all orders should Be ad-
dressed.
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Nrs. A. called and gotons dohars worth OF
TWELVE GENT sUaAR, AT MIuoKB.
The incest kind
Mrs. Il. got one dDliar's worth OF the incest knd
FOURTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs. q. got dollars werth Of She ohoosst quql
tyof
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
Mr, y. says that he got the BEST quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MIEIOK's,
That he drank, and Mrs b. says she got the On
est OF
GREEN TRA AT }. A MINICKs.
While every body calls gels some og that sxcellsn
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J, A. MiHlCK.
NJ. NJ. ssss he purchased ahalf barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT J. A MINICK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply o
NO. l MACKEREL, AT J. A. MINICK's,
Both Tor sse snd quality, cannot be eKceiled in this
p he Si invites al 70 call at his establishment and 10
pect hi s stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
ICoFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR or ALL KINDS
And the largest and heat variety Of Groceries TO he
10 the city HIS large establishments on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson Bts.
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