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T%OaG6ington, Q. G.

. oTtHtagSgt1 eb perlebt.- SDl=
genbe 8erlonen, welde ant Spnntaq 2iqupl
p~ertauft batter, wurpen pm &idter Serguipn
nm $25 unp Soften beitraft: Spbu Speenp,
Salne8 6l0negan, &cbert 8eing, !6enrp 8arO,
5reoerid 8utler, Gprt8 Martin, Siauc 8eggott
uno Spbn SiIaro.
G8 pCrgebt fem 0tpntag, pbne oab man aus
Der &eioen5 BON 8eltrafun9en ipeget 8erlesltn9
~ SDnntagsgelebe lest. gSr babert trlnter
'deqlaubt, rulr in Baltimore bteIe ni6t3tpirbigen
SpnntaqSmlfer SIT beIibeu, bp6, nie eS ideint,
liedt in Der 0fetropole Der pStaff!" 8enn eS
oO6 etnnal pieOer 69wefel pper 0etI6reden
reqnen polite, Die oieie8 Corps Der &a6e perz
i6ldnqen, oamit Dem arlnen Nrbeiter, Der 1i6
ole ganje ISOLDE i6inOet unO pIagt, erIalbt miro,
Sunnta85 einen Srunf in y6rieoen" gu 9ez
ujeBen.
tSeile SerIer ipuroe pon Der an Der
2~lquuOutt 8rilde aafseiteaten @abe perbaftet,
neil eSs @3i&tep nad Girginien i9nuggeIn
wpllte. 81.
tunfalL. - Geltern 0tprgen gingen Die
@feroe elmer Ambulon5 bur6; 8pliSitMcGolgan
ipollte ~oieielben einbaIten, i%tiir5te babel nieber
lnO Die &G0er gin9cn itber i'm meg, in 6plge
Oe7en feline re6te Settle uno bic Gippen bepeuz
tend perlebt nurDcu.
j @rpBer 9ieb ftabI. 9[m Sans
tag 2tbeno maren 6rn. 2tOOlpbuS 8ropn, Der
in Der Z. 6truBe einen Gtpre bait, bic S6lrlIel
oa;u, pdbrenO er i6liet aus Der 8al6e getpbz
len mprOen lnO man fanO trlrSe 3eit barauf ben
Store nm brei llbren ltnb 5000 beraabt. s..
Servings, Der nit ibnt in eiltem unb pemlelben
Simmer i6liet tplrOe auf Gerpadt bin perbaf<
tet unO na6 Der Sail ipebirt. a n.s
/ SDlgenbe 9eiertcure nuroen
purh Capt. S6eeb' Gebeimppli5iiten perbaftet:
9opiO Sane, Sc. Gg.; Soiepb lit, 4. (9}g.)
g~rcelitpr; Gbo&. Snpoer, 81. 8d.; Spbn s.
8rpan, 1. 8. g.; Slaac 6rec, s. Ser. st.
BSnf.; SEQ. Smith, 20. Sn0.; Gabriel 0elbp,
1914. N9.; 6. 6. Chandler, 4. Ser. st, Str
t%lerie; g0maro &anpiden, 2. Ngl. Gap.; 9.
Glliipn, ?. Ser. ct. Gap.; 3. 8ibple, 5. 9a.
Gap.; Charles Gopt, IA. Ser. ct. Snf.; @m.
5pr, 50. &a.; 6. S, Cummings uno .@eprge
5pidman, 9eierte1re bon 0taipn'S Sslano.
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Mne Rronfheifen

9ue &~rdnfbeifen
an latlnen @ltetern, Nlutrerl6made n. E M. Sic ri6t i,
turtren tint, UerDen tn Sasen aaf las WunSerSSaae, Eefssr
benin i, pteber b~ersefeat Spn
Carl @GIIer
(sinn1m0 SAC WsnlberEs., nate pVppletpnftr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-02

GuitaO 6reitaa s. @, 9adldnOer, gOm. 6uefer,
.. M6afouien, 6eribert Gau, 5rOr. Gertdder,
.. 4uerbod, S. 8. S. Semme, .. Guppias,
Yatl 6epiet 6. @iafOmm, MeIh. gtepr, Germ.
S6nlip, 81. 6. 8ra6ppeel unb 9(noern.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-02

WarftbaGieS III 6pllinsftr. ginftpeilen surud
geIest. Dr. 0aplon prdientirt cine 9etitipn.
tint geipifen 8eripnen, Die ait ben Sarrifaoen
II. |. 10. gedrbeitet, BEN rilditdnoigen 9pbn ats
subesablen. l1ebermielen.
Nr. 9tsnep brtngt cine 9etitipn BON gB.
Otarwel ein tpegel Grri6tung elmer Sreppe
H.. N. in Grdpel 9lIep. neberwieien.
Der. aepier brtngt fOl9enbe Betuionen ein :
8 6 9opper pe9en Grri6t1ng elmer 9ampf5
maI6ine all Der @fe BON 9ratt= nnO SputbItr.
5uriif9ele9t; SIS 8ignep luegen elmer 6p[stitz
Ge in 2ibertpitr. b.
Mr. 9prner cine Oroonnan5 ipe9en Ginl6z
Jung Der Ma1erbonp5. 9ln9enpmmen.
Str. &epier brin9t ben 8eridt beS @ertbeibis
9un9szGpmlteS elm, babin lalterb, DAB % Sprts
llm De Stabt berlm angele9t pltroen. 3uriidz
gele9t. .a
Nr. Gpbinion cine 9teiptttipn megen Nepaz
rutrr elmer 9utnpe an Der Gde ppn Dtullifel1
lIno Sprin9itraBe. lle6erpieien. MS
3meiter 3peig. Mr. S6warb cine
9iel% clutipn, eire Waierr6bre in Sbames@ nabe
Spnoltrdbe SIT repariren. lleberipieien.
DIR. 9rpcfS cine 3eipmtiun ipegen Yflaltez
rlt1g BON Sadion Square; angenpmmet. a
Wfr. Wtln1pt ipe9en GrnenmIng zines Gpmi=
teS III 9etreff beS YlanS sur re1en Gitp Sail
Enlightenment. 9ierauf &ertagung.
Oeri6ts BerbaMolnngen.
Criminal Court. = t0errp 8itner
lpe9en 9iebitabl3 ppn $2621.5O pom 6enrp
HOpie: ni6t i6uloig.
Salbell BbilippS u1tb Spbn Glapp lpe9en
StebltablS BON $25: nift i6u(btg. e
w. $. Differ, 2ieut. 2. Warp(. Gop., ais
@t6roer rrit @m. 9b. @bite un9etlaat +; llnz
b~eenoigt.
Scbn Slet6er, Gagabrnc unb 9ummler
Is Ntpndte ;3u6tbalS.
Spbn Carney, Der int weltl. StatipnSbaule
elnen 8uben 9tanlenS Mnt. IS. 6omlin in Der
9lbli6t ibn SIT t6pten, geltpdeu bate, erbielt 5
Sahr 3uAtbmls. = SameS 8iipn, Der Elm
8aar Sdube int @ertbe pom 81 geitpblen, err
biclt IS Mpnute 3lt6tbaus. Sane 9(rnt=
itrpng, bic 81 Ii. !. 10. ppn Gbeiter Salpnr
9eitoblen, erbielt ? Sabr u1o 4 Wtpnote 3ldt=
bauS. Mar9aretb Gurran, Die in go. II
Sutlfpro'S Game ein i6ledte5 0allS gehalten,
murrc I'M SO uto bic Soften geitraft unb
ntllbte 2 Wtunate na6 Der Sail iparpern. =
Ntarp Gplt, Die in go. s ebenoaielbit Elm l6le6-
teS 9atS geba(ten, lpuroc nm $40 uro bic
apiten beitraft.
8rit Hlnutel luegen 9iebitabls cineS $4,000
entbaltenpen ~eiierncn S6rar,tes ppn Wtr. S6nei=
Der plaioirte nrlidt i6ulcia. /" 6eute Sortiebung.
superior Gpnrt. = 6eute go. 491
bis 522.
Common YleaS. = s.. Ntiller 9egelt
anna !6anmel llrtbeil umgeitpben. = Sanette
Ntanoelbarm ps. Marp 4iSfee; llrtbeil rm9c=
ltoBen. sHaGerta9t bis Wiittppd. e
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l%eatFalten6 Die neWeaen un0 iatere6antsisn =
8um0He, G0beIeu, Gr5Gblungen, Grim
ualgCiGi6tcn, &siisbilOer, 9otfgel6id
ten Il. /. 70.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-02

Ng Masfenball.- 9eute finbet Del
pielbeiprp6ene Ma5fenbaa heS Germania Wtdn=
ner6prS itatt. Gad ben umfaiIenben @prbe=
reituu9en SIT lrtbeilel,, ipiro berielbe elmer Der
gldn5enoiten Der Sailpn meroen unb eS tpirp in
Den Stem IIenblp 9topntS bic Site Der Staot
bent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8rinSen Garnepal
ibrc tiefenlpfunoeniten 0uloiaungen barbringen.
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Ieue an5etgen.

Aaecnt. Nrb+ 1tnterftiiemneSDerein.
@ernab etnes gefbluHes res geretns unS 1T 6plae bebDr.
tepeneer Ut9ttser geratbanset betrefs Ses Gngefamften
Sornncfiicfes ftnHen bts Guf N~etteres Bon lest III jeSen
O0nnertae, hatt Ger BtSbertget re geI nj 4 Bieen Ser.
lammlN sen . GnRerqrSentlide GcneraIperz
lainMiua2en patt, nobel fanmmtltde Mitelieber M be=
len res 0eretnS faeen, e. "' =" rT'"P
NDl~'OUl &.9uber. @tiE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-02

0telfa9 haben mir tn ben letten Sabren zen Q8gnId dis
lpFeQen portn' zap bier cine Der betanntet fentlAea Garten=
ldubs abnlt1e 3ettfbrtft eritetnsn m66te. gDir bieten- Zen
eeutl9en 6antlien 2treiita's JEST cine fplde. Qie bic in
Os1ElnldL D eri5etnenee unb IT'D etneS bis hdhtn lnerbbrt
srGBn &eierttetiss erfreuenre @drtenlaube, eS li6 CUR Auf
'8ape 9enlGht bat etne gefunbe, trdftiee un6 poMidnefenee
5etni9e gtdbrun9 IN anfprf6eneer Sprrt, eine intereGante
Eno 9toiegene unterbaltun9 fir 0au8 une camille su bieter
~ e"9 ne un1rt9e. unb menu mir eS uas ferner sur Aufs
eape selnu3t tets ppn hem S nte refante n bdS 9 n
ttte ldHtete 5u brtu9eN, 70 limb mir furcb urfere Stel=
Japri9eh SerbtnounGen uno perlSulthe getanntIhaft nit
atHtl9tI ~utsrea uno Werlesern aud in cen StanS ee1eet
Etto ppH tm Aeuen bas sc euefe, unb srar sum
3beil nod lem MPdnufcrtpt peer non WusESnoSsbeoen 40.
eFu9b sepsA. gStr slauten tesbalb, faB uuiae @arteu<
taaoe en zen 4e9lsnosu esutider Sanilien S~nterifa's,
3eIture Seourtrts IN, eine lriafSntmeue Grlheinunn ,nb
balp IN jebem 9dule tsimii6. fem pirb. - NnIitiIAs Gcn mn
tehtOneues unb 9ciemti9es itsli6er grt wtrb ppn Der @ar-
tenldube ireng aus9eiblCnen Iein, btanl he mi MAI Sis5sr
poer jener Cartel, ntpt eteIer pSr ieuer 6 pnFp STnn 4irnSsrr
teber beutiden Samt1te tn Der 10 ST II - :
auf benz 3Gnbe elm aafeitis ~piufpmmcnsr SausfreunS
elm. a -,a- a1c a1aar ~
Mnt /. unb IS. jetea Wpnats erfteiat cine qieIeruno apn
a6tJtg en9seerudten Spdltet IN srps 9ettcpn Hrrtnat, In
~iauberen nmiblag sebeftet unb bstrdst Der AbSnnementss
preis fir elm SabrS3 co unS fur elm talbsS 81. so blind,
tam man he Summer einieln NIT 10 Gents b~esdbleu, unb
ertdlt Setter, Ger glet4biel % I'm Announcement peer Vrrns
1TnerpeiS ben san5en S~abr9ana be5iett une Der es wunIbt.
Seim ShtuB beS SahreaneeSe peers feenn fds Sabre s. tpnl
uement prraHsbe5ablt Miro ipfprtt sesfu Nad5ablhns BON
80 Gents cine rcrtrefttde pb ptp9rGpbt1Ge SOpte BEN
3 .9rePlhmer'S b%ernfnttern Billie: pDas erite 90s6sn",
weIte aaeit So tonet. Gs TIT rtes cine 70 t60ne granie,
ME te nod nte unb nj g enbs gebpten perren TT; ne.
Der photographic nod Stahlftde %fenbsrns elm trrfflt6eS, aus
etnent Der erfen phetperdpbtfden Mtetiers tertcrgeenngenes
pbotograpbifobes 8unfblatt, mtl6eS fcpotl burG bobe
tanftIertfbe 0paenbuna, als bnrh n8 bbhft aniprehenoe
SI,lst tetn tleiner 8nate, benz feline SHUTTER gum erffen w1al
9pieh %an8e5ogen bat un6 Der fY nun nit Strls unb Be-
wRneSEung eetra9tst ieee ID utter ct freuer unb fnrtes
een Yarlpr etne 3terbe Re TN wtrb.
Spwpbl bic erfen 9tsferunoen. ala and, tie TrirIen f6ns
men Bet allen 3eituns s. Aeenten onoefeben tperSen. % uie be
e1rtenlaabe aud onF4 aae &sentsn teSDgen perhen fanu.
Trtebr. @etbarb.
thMZ9tulpl HHa Nn0f Nrr d00I pom 81 nF lW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
war Between France and the
Unified SlaleR

In the United States Senate on yesterday,
a joint resolution was offered to the effect that
the occupation OF Mexico by the Emperor of
France, or any person indicated by him as
Emperor OF Mexico, is an offence to the peO-
pl, ofthe United StAtes, aud that the move
ments Of the Government Of France, aud the
threatened movement of ths Emperor, impro-
vised by the Emperor Of France demand Of
this Republic, if insisted upon,-WAr.
This Joint resolution, which was presented
by Mr.. McDouGAI, Of California, has not yet
been acted upon by the Senate, but will be
called up in day or two for passage or rsjeo-
ton - Cincinnati Enquirer. 1t 1aa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
ChIerJunllce manor.

The veRerable Chief Justice Taney compile
tad the eigbty-sevehth year Of his age yester-
day Notwithstanding his years, his intsllsot
is as active aud vigorous, aud his memory as
prompt and tenacious as ever. Though some.
what weakened by recent indispositiUu, his
constitutional vitality remains, aud be will re.
turn to the discharge Of bis duties, when the
weather shows a more favorable aspect
yesterday, as a testimonials TO HE learning,
worth and sci vices he was visited At his home
first by his brother Justices Of th, Sopreme
Court, and then BY the officers Of the Court,
members Of the bar, and others
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
The New Emperor Of Mexico,
Prom ths Memerl.l plpIom.tlqn.. Fsb 81.

FROM the Memorial AlplOhhuquos Fep III
While the Mexican deputsiion are engaged
in receiving the complement of the vote col
ecied by the Ayuntamientoa of the principal
cities, the Archduke and Archduehess Maxi.
milan will go TO lake leave Of the Belgian
Royal family and pay visit to the two Courts
Of the Tuileries and Windsor,
The Princess Charlotte has already left
Miramsr, and will await the Aruhduke at Brus.
sells, where hs Imperial Highness is expected
on Monday evening or Tuesday morning next
They will quit the Belgian capital together,
and reach Paris on Thursday Their mper-
Al Highnesses will alight at the Tuilefies and
occupy the Pavilion Marsan, on the express
invitation Of the Emperor Napoleon.
If m unforeseen circumstances arise, the
Archduke aud Archduchess will cross the
channel and reach Windsor at the same time
as the King Of the Belgians, to be present at
the baptism of the infant Duke Of CornUsll,
which ceremony is fixed Tor the 10th OF next
month ti
On quitting England their Imperial High
nesses Will return direct to Vienna where the
official reception OF the Mexican deputatiOn
will take place. Immediately the deputation
shall have received the formal assent OF bis
APOSTOLIC Majesty, It will proclaim the Scces-
sion of MaximiliaR J. 10 the name of the Mex
lean people. The Emperor and Empress of
Austria, as we'll ss the other members OF the
Imperial family, will go to Trieste TO witness
the departure OF the new Soversigps for Vera
Cruz. Their passage will be made on board
the steam frigate Elizabeth, IN which the Arch
duke made his last voyage 10 Brazil Before
finally quitting Europe, their Mexican Majes-
ties will touch at Civita Vecchia, whence they
propose to 90 TO Rome to implore the benedie-
ton OF the Pope on the mission they are
about to accomplish beyond the seas. The
functions of Grand Master and Grand Mistress
OF the new court of Mexico are coRtded TO
Count Joseph Ziohy de Vasouykeo and the
Countess his wife. The Count bears one OF
the most illustrious names of the Hungarian
nobility, aud the Countess iS sister OF the
Prince de Melternicb, Austrian EmbassadOr
ct the Court of the Tuileries. ...,..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

NEw YoRK, March l9lh.-A Washington
special to the Times, ssysthe House Commit.
tee on Foreign AHAirs, ills said will shortly
report a series of resolutions in reference To
the Mexican Question. taking Sttoug ground
in favor Of the Monroe 'doctriae. aia1p5hA
A pretty time, now, for angreSs TO ApAss
such resolutions. After. the French have been
in Mexico heo years, without word or a no.
tiee, even in the Executive messages 5itib .
piece of impndeuce for Congress 20 Rop talk
about the Monroe doeirine Has The "Fre-
mont movement scared them 2 The on.
roe doctrine is one ofths Fremont plAsks-
are these resolutions TO head od "JoHR
cHkuEsy' Millions for potisies, bat not
cent or pTineiPler IL that copying Ffaitsr
the fathers s.,i..-sg ts5t saUssi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
naE-The Rmneror. "a Frnnee nnrs .hia .nl

p%The Emperor Of France pays his sol
diers in American gold. Four million dollars
has Just arrived ia Frshee for that putpose-
Louisville DeBtocraf f Wotiol atI
That IS more than our GOysrnment doeA
Il pays its soldiers Ia deprecated paper
paper that is worth IS pei cent less than
gold The GOvernment has large amOuAt
Of Gold on hand, but instead Of payi1g il out
TO the soldiers sells il 70 the spectators in
Wall street at great premium The gold is
for the holders Of 5 20 bonda and for speeulA.
tors, while the army Is obliged to take depFs-
ciated paper BaqHirer, f,,,, ...i,,,I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
FOR SALE BY

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24


Mira. A called and gotone dollars wortA Of
TWELVE GENT suGAR,AT MIEICK's.
The incest KIND.
Mrs. b. got one douars worth OF the incest KIND
FOURTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs. O. got dOllafs Worh Of the choicest qual-
ity Of
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MlNIoK's
Mr. B. says that he got the best quality OF reea
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. M1SIoK's,
That he ever drank, and Mrs b. says she got tas fn
est Of
GREEN TEA AT J. A MINICK'S.
While every body calls gsts some Of that eHeeilen
EXCELsIoR SYRUP, Al J. a, MISiOK.
Mr., NJ. says he purchased half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A MtNICK's,
Decidedly ths best he used while tNe supply o
NO MAOKEBEL, Ar J. A. MIkICK's,
Both tor size and quality, cannot be eEeeIled in this oil
anv other market
peet his stock Of
CHOIOR DRIED FRUIT,
COFFEEs AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and variety Of Groceries 10 Va
IN the city. HIS large Establishments on the
Corner OF Market and JefreFsOn sts.
au19g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

THE LOssEs AT OLusFEH 1.-The New York
Evening Posi- says tho loss in ~Oahdsd
alone, IS now reported at eighteen hundred
men this does not include the Killed. Out
Of Eve thousand engaged. nuT loss will be in
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

sha also find that same sort Of treatment 10
meted out to republicans and democrats hur-
rah and cry, SERVED him right, he's only an
abolitOnist
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
Dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

VNaE co. pirtnership heret1fors sKistiRy Miller a
1 Cha.ch, in the Merchant Tailoring Du .iasss, was
dissolved by mutusl consent the irst day VI Feb
isrg, instlnt The books are IN tho hands 81 Henry
Mer who will continue ths bus ~ the old stand
Huston Build ng, Third ami Jefferson streets.
Those gha haVa claims against the hrtn will present
them for psymsnt ant those who are indesfed 70 the
Hrm are expected to call aud settle the aaeOunts
without delay, as thS buAners mqst h- ala.ea.
HENRY M JHR,
fe2dsw ]. 8, oHARpH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE by the bill pend
ing in Congress. the pay OF West Point cadets
is fixed at $40 per month. the same as mid
shipmen in the Nayal School
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

A NEw YoRK Irishman lately declined TO
enlist on the ground that he dislksd 10 leave
bis "ould mother an orphan" aas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
UpbolNterp.
CHARLES RAsOHKE.
GENERAL UPHOLSTRRER,

OHIO BLOCK, Third STREET (MR sITTRLL's
Old STAND DAYTON, OHIO.
A LII kinds Of upholstenng, such ~ saiss. Chairs,
"A stools, Mattresses Sc, dope 10 agder, Carpets cut
and htted, Wndow agrtains htsng and ell khds Of
Parae done At the shortsat naaceAnd most reasona.
BILE terms. ......
RSs0@sa-hSyOr Giusspis and Barnsy, Parker a
90. HgII- ass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
Dpetng Nouse.
~ Elm C II o U s &

% T Z " G " o y 8 & /.
NO. So, ST. CLAIR, BIT. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio
THE undersigned Informs the puthe that ne 10 q
practical dyer, and has established dye house al
OF sinks, satins, Ribbons, Woolen and Cotton Goods
any color that mar be desired.
Grease and salnS removed from all kinds offAhrics.
He warrants 70 hnish all goodl in manner 10 give
satsiRetion having oil articles necessary TO perform
auIs HERMAEN wfEoEED
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
Uo=partnGrsbip.
OO.PARTNERSHIP.

IOO'PA H t N II rs IIF.
TJIaH undersgAed have this day formed es part
L nership under ths name and hrm . { bREENE
NIXON, for the purpose Of trRnsacting Wholesale
and Retail Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Bu iness
at the old stand Of W. g. Bresne VI M-in street, op
posite the Oour House, where they woui h' pleased
TO see the old friends OF tn house, aAd aahy
may favor them With q eall.
WILLIAM q BREENK,
ANDREW @. NIXON.
Dayton, February Z, lsdl-tel ldsawl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
LOOK OUT FOR the GIANT SKFLETON.
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

ar sg7, SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention TO the quality Of our
material and use only the best English steel
We repair ell the skirts which 80 l,HthOut extra
charge. IT.
ea-oHr retail department is in charge ofcompetent
ladies'. Gorsets aud Spiral Bostles constantly on
hand A WALDMAN
Sold wheIessls and retail at Ne ss7 Second street,
Dayton. iRsdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
&rocerlGs, sc.

No. s9l Second street, DsytoB Ohs,
I1EG leave most respectfully 30 sequaint their
ID temers and thu community generally, that they
have entered mo par,neryhp, under chs name and
of carving the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco business m Dayton. Ohio, y. the late
sland Of E. " Dr. en-, No 3Jl seoopd street.
Having ample means 10 enable ust- purchase goods
from the best houses IN NeS York, BALTIMORE and
Phia tepha, and having had hheen years experience
old custymers and II Others who may be uAi enough
to purchase from "a.
nj fBRIBN, late Of the drm Of O'Brien Poe,
Toledo OHIO, will devote his uns and attention TO
please at those who some 70 iuy at this welt
known House, and f 0BRI IN, will treat tha com.
munity tier n possible, w n ever before. Both OF
fec very grateful for past aVors, and earne ty 40
lict share Of your future patronage HuiOdaW m
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-05-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS
-~-~~ - g.. -.. ..
e.srRKRsHEs LzzF az 1854
LADIES. ATrENTIoN9

-, Ala meeting of the Soldiers Aid ooci-
eetv held 1t Mrs. C. 2slaWin's last even
ing, on motion it was resolved that CON
tribution be made by this Cay and Coan-
II to the State Sanitary Fair to be hc!I
II Dubuque next month. The !od;c' viii
at once set about the preparation Of a box
of Fancy Articles for thai purpose. hnl
they cordially and earnCatlg iavi;e the
ladies generally of the eityand country to
take hold Of the work and contribute
something to the contcn.s n the box. 1t
shoud be a matter ofpriIc As we'll As duty
with every loyal and patriotic womAn to
aid in raising the funds 50 mlHh needed
at this time for the rel cf Of oar sick o01
wounded solder aal We be~7c K f'r Il. :
movement Of the soc:c,y lhc CORDIAL and x
tive cooperation OF al VA, te2! any sym
patty with the. cause Of the Union,
Mrs. Bloomcr. Rev. Mrs A'tYa, Ecy
Mrs. CLARK and Mrs. Pu%p,c VIE arp "'''
ed cdpmittes to take ch"-r Of the ~,
ter, and douat;ons. ether o. n)u ! ar
fancy articles placyl in hs,f hans vii
te duly credited AMI forwArlc l. Uvn.
tiemen are also invited t. tn,.,D..c 10
this object and it Is hopel the sum WI
be sufficiently large to reflect crci.t upon
our city, as well as afford relief to the suf-
bering. o.:
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TO THE RESCUE


Can it be possible that tie call fer men
for the hundred day sorv,ce viii be pe-Sc !
unhesded By the peop!c ofPottaw tt:mic,
Vile the people Of our si'te- ST. =: :
ofneighooT'ue counties Vt our OWL Ste
are alive 70 The InT~T7 n'1 .. a. - 4:
work to be doae-*A'!e the 4~'0-o' 9' III"
onion are being daily REFUGE" At III" {
fearful rate ny tho ret land o VI
while the hosts OF freedom ars sr'ppHn@
the enemies Of car laS u .oa' II n
ana oeath struggle 1'F car n1''o" Il O.,
,S'cnee-~hl.e ,"'0<,''.'' VI ...,., 'j.'"
of0thers are saying 'o"n "'s' '''.S ."'
'nef country, an 'V''''"'3 L." ~ !
'neE own bodies between Us @'+ '"'',;S;
while our couu;Fy Is b'ee-'n5 at s'%'H
pore and tFembtns III the 0'.""eo = DOS
and death-WhIic OUT n3iGhOors aud o>T
eouhtrymen are everywhere !o-'Iaa 'Nc.r
farms and their shops AMI r" "'"s iAto
the breach armed IN tue hoy e4u,' "
liberty shall we stand idly by "..h
folded hands and do nothing: Actions