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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-01
ORIGINAL PURPOSE OF THE WAR. :

McClellan's order, August 9, 1852 says
'"rhe General commanding takes this occa,
sion to remind the officers and soldiers OF this
army that we are engaged in supporting the
Constitution and laws of the United States,
and in suppressing rebellion aga nst their au
thority; that we are not engaged in a war OF
ra pine, revenge, or subjugation; and this is
not contest against populations; but against
armed forces and political org;anizationsi that
it is struggle carried on within the United
States and Should he conducted by us upon
the highest principles known to Christian c'vl'
lizatlOrl,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-01

A dispatch from Baltimore in the Washing
-, Chronicle states that Col. Moseby, With
one hundred men crossed the Potomac on oat-
nrday at Noland's Ferry, cut the telegraph
LEADING 70 Washington aud made their way to
Adamsville, where they again cut the wires
and tried to burn water station at that po'"0
After taking from the stores what they want
ed, they retraced their steps, without in)orlng
the railroad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
Real Estate at Auction.

WE N sell, 81 auction, on
w SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1854,
AZ two oolOcs m, at the Court House, the splendid
property hest kaowu 81 the GEORGE JAOK6lA
PROPERTY" on Jefferson street, between F1Hn and
sixth The lot is lt feet front, with fine three story
brick house. containing hfeen rooms and bath room
hne garden, fruit, stable and other necessary out
buldinga; also, double frame house aud oul-build
inGs, This is one Of the most desirable pieces OF
property In the city Of Dayton and will be sold with
out reserve 10 the highest bidder
s. IeTms-OnO-thrd cash, one-third In one year; one
third In two years; the deferred payments 70 BE- se
cured BY mortgage At slx per cent interest.
a25 o. p. HUBER a F0N, Auctioneers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

DR.. Conways Linimsntum. We call
attention to the advertisement of this stand
aiid and popular article, which appears in an
o.hss calqpn We have ssed isin our family
with the most satisfactory results, and have
heard its efficacy attested by numbers who
have used it. For all the pusposes for which
it is recommended we are satisfied that it iS .
first rate artice-and the best article in the
whole catalogue of Linimsnts Nobody
should be without it; especially those who
are subject to rheumatism or neuralgia, OF
who are necessarily exposed to the viciSsitudes
of the weather. Every soldier should carry a
bottle or two in his knapsack.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

Book Bindery--In Bscksl Building, over
he Post ofice every description Of Binding
is executed In the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Bssks, Mage
zines &c. Ruling done to order Remember
he place, Room Ne. %, ,Beckers Bsilding. /
2w local f. W. MEYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

B6rCommodors FArrsEat says in bis OF.
cialreport of the Red River expedition, that
for some reason or other, "Providence didn't
smile" upon the undertaking. That has a
somewhat diSloyAl SAVIOR. The Commodore
might almost as we'll have conceded the smiles
Of Providence to the rebels, Aud this brings
Ss to remark that the history Of a
bundantly proves that Providence is either
upon both Sides-6rst on one side and then
on the olhsr-Or else that he is on neither -
Oar opinion iS, that there is sorrow euourh
aud ruin sHODgh'iu both sections 10 convince
any rational mind that Prov idsncs only visits
Ametiea'tb days in anger. he su,iled up.
on our country while We preserved aits peace,
but since that was broken, be has aot ceased
70 trown, and win not, until we are more Wor.
thy Of his blessings Fanaticism may obscure
or ignore this great truth for q season, bat
time and sorrow Willtsaeh it ultimately unto
all ----'Ss -
.aidb ,aoixsa ,,aaE q 0astggga
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SIX LOTS AND TWO HOUSES

WTE will sell, At the Court House, on tHI
w SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1864,
Az two O'Clock m, the following described property;
One lot on Wilkinson atres 40 feet front by l35 feet
deep running TO two alleys, with ffame house o. it
containing four rooms and summer kitchen. One
lot the east half Of lot No 3405, the Of 6th
and Howard streets, with business room and three
DWELLING rooms on H. Two lots on High sh eet, Nos.
bTt and 95fb each ~ feet ont BY l3e est deep Two
lots on Xena Avenue, next 10 he Church same side
west, - ieel front by l6s feet deep.
Terms-Ono-haf cash whom the deed 10 given; the
balance In one and two years. back payments secured
oy mortgage on The property, AZ sa per cent interest
a91 c. HuBER& son, AbctiOneers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

Auction Sale Of Real Estate.
FIVE Lots AND BUILDINGS.


ON TUESDAY, MAY TO- 1894,
VNTE will sell at auctou, on the premises, the fol-
w lowing lots q. buildings; Two lots on wayne
street; ems lot thirty Ave feel ten and half inches
rnnt, upon which IL two.story rick house, stone
'front.' with business, and i've other rooms therain;
also one and half story frame house thereon with
two rooms Aad kiLshen and out house Another lot,
thirty ole feet trent, upon Which II atwo story frame
house, with ten rooms and three cellars, and out
hoIses. AA .a ea 1f' aeaF-.a'N NAt
ALSO,
Three ots on Warren street, lots number $50, 90.
and f,04l Lot No. 01g Ia an enclosed vacant lot;
LOT No. t,0t0 has nponi both brick and frame house
containing four rooms, and newly built stahle the
same; also, good we'll Of water; lot No. otl has
upon II two story 'rame house with siK rooms. Said
lots on Warren street fortyfour aud half feet
'front.' BY one hundred and twenty flve feet deep.
The Warren street lots will be Aod at ten O'Clock In
the morning, andWayue street lots At two o'clock In
the afternoon Of said day.
The AboVe property belongs To John @. Weekel, sT
and wilt be sold upon the following terms one.hAll
CASH the balance IN two equel annual payments, he-
cured BY mortgage With sig per cent interest.
A29dtS q. P. HUBER A SON, Auctioneers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

S@-If you want good -four go to L. L Gil.
liIand's Flour store, north side Of ths market,
i've doors from Main street He is nov
selling the very best brauds 10 quantities to
suityo delivered al your house I'm. h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

The Festival Concert--By the choir OF
"Holy Triuly CHURCH. will be given at Hus.
,on HAN, LThdrsday .e,enipg,l May 5,hJ Sc.
cure your tickets in time, as il will be one OF
Tie concerts Of the season.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOral,

DiaeAses Of the throat, chestAnd pulmonary organs
efa ever prevalent insideus sud dangerous. The
RFoperaes % medicine 70 alleviate, cure and uproot
inasn oonptAlnts, must be expectoraut auodyne and
aSieerating, loosening the mucps ofthe throat aud
imPArtng tone 10 the entre system. No discovery III
medical teepce ever mesteIed hs relaHs Of daeisea
nke m WynsoopS Iceland Fectol q. Il hused with
chs most astonishing resutsin all cases OF broneht o.
lnnneaaA, whoopng cough, diptherla or putrid sore
throat asthma oroup, ecughs, colds, nervous lriIa.
The Rev y j. Potter certin n@s that "I have used nf
Nyukoops Pastoral for several years myself and in
~ 0nay, Tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have roeommOuded u to NAM o hers and have never
seen lie eauA"a Rev J. ]. Puttef, nrooklyn ~ r.
huptreda md thousands OF Important teHtimoni.
als eorle % pTodueSe ahewingisa remarkable cures
y q eenpessd ef pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of oil.
ed, Peruvian Bslsam, ElecAmpane, otnfrey, Bur-
fosk and Other inye gape sxpee Grant and tome in
ESshentS: Itie harmless, prompt and lasting In
tallds and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect a trial
very hlailY should have 40. u Il yemarknhls fDr
,Vtoap. Pun descriptions, recotnmeh dat ons and d
resnons accompany eaah bottle. flt
sold ia Dayton by W ". stewart and all pnRslpal
SAsess oe.'hsW refk. saaadiy
etnlrreD ~ usbru ~ ahaF stuHdfA sHiR
rr.nr'sr ssaa 81 fe s7ltr9 I'a a' lraHlT n. a1oi'
rT -sFalfl fatl sltlls sf'a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
Special Notices.
QU AC ER Y.

I EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
u from Nervous Debility, &c., against endaugerng
their health BY patroniziug any OF the advertising
gpackB You can fu' 'ly recover by the methods used
by the advertiser and BY hundreds OF others, and IN
nS other way. Read letter which will send you f
yev will send mo post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to EDWARD II THAVER,
deeodaw6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
Agencp.


.,-,..... A. E. M cLURE, V-
EAL ESrATEAGHrJr
NO. ase THIRD STREET AT JOHN \. sToppnI..
MANS OFFICE. =,
r HAVE alarse amount Of property for aale. s,aoh
- houses and lota IN al parts Of the city af Vars
oag pucos, ranging fom four 70 Zen thousand
dollars, en good paymentss and well sltuatsd, and
any quantity OF vacant lots for sale. Also, several
hrnh icr sale, ranqna nom one hundred and sixty
the county.
Those having propertyfor sale, and lioSa wanting
10 Auy, VIII do we'll 20 call on me, a. I shall Riye
nIoInpt attention 70 ali baaneas 20 fa care
hsva had eoAniderable experience in the busneas
lasdim - Az MCCLURE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
Sblrts.
EoteIs.
UNITEDSTATESHOTEI

BEACH STREET. BOSTON.
tDrecdy opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
DbpoL)
UNhk undersgned, who has bees conn ected uiththe
American House, IN thiscity tor over nine years
las leas ed this well known and popular oiel for
term o. years, and pledge hm eli to his friends and
the public 10 use his utmost efforts TO sustain the rep
ntauon Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, A. = drst-
easH mouse The public may rely upon finding, At
thls house, all the appliances and comforts OF hrst
Price, as heretsfsr~, Tive Dollars nerd
eeaaasn 80 FRKNR y PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

Wantedto Rent "a comfortable dwelling
with six 20 eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north Of FOurth st, preferred =
enquire at this Office dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
.~uslc.

STRING MUSIC.
AN vrspArod 10 arnmh String Music for balls
L rites, &e,, at the lowest possible rates. Having
played with Pref Farohiid during the last summer
feel oonadant that caH satisfy all his cid custom
ere. am . memSer Of the Resimentai Hand, and
can mrainh aay nnnbeT Of pieces for q string hand
An srdsfs Ten with Charles Theehaid, corner Third
and jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will be
promptly Atteaded to-
detadSn PANEL n RAKER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

la his thing Of fstiering the people and
Aabhi,nslsboutsI their gsllAn,ry aud heroish,
while 'bey are throwing them into Eenches
by Wb,'r a., i al out played out
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
lDrnbislonsI

Andrew WetnRRrtnSr,
stan Ne. -, WsstsEh MsRkst Hsaas
Dsalerin
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, &C.,
Du~gs % AaAd, of sAsiSs No. staOk, aniDAsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
s AP % FIE q
CONCENTRATED LYE

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
w at makes hieh pr eesi saponiGsr helps to 70
duse them. TtmakeA Soap for -Four cents pound
kyasHz yoHr ia'ehau grease. Hff tl
s"'S~ ~CAuTIoNi A. spurious Lyes are ofiefea
also, bseareeal md ouiy Guy The Patented article
pas up in IEon oansi al others being csunt srfelts
RENNsYLFANIl SALT MANUFAGT'NG CO.,
PhtiAdstphta-No 1aT walnut street.
Pitt. Pitt 81. ana DnqassRs way.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
Dn1.on, 1enla and ooIun1a, R.lre.., -,

TSaREF M, M ~: : 5RE
1 tickets rom tSsas bayIS.E Eos, e Va ooIua5a. T5,
Eass a. rIay IIaiy Trans East, iesy,n sSSrh Htes
and CsaSass Lay Nshl Express II Sos gS''on tsr the
stop only xsns and IssddIi :, ilss these rss.
Columbus. way stations between Ts,,ioh oa
,andtI,,t,ihg az Dayton, ,nisbt.s ~"O
press t'4s D. m. unlDuA and CincnnA ii Isv -
s5 than Daycn IGlas r@s 0u' time which s mipu,s,
iAling oa s. ~ ets u can can be had for all Es.,o
noiT K, AWaSS; W &ehkst rekst agent. '''''" 0'''s b.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
= Illinois Central RaiIroao
~ sR4ks -.

llNApdsh. nouANsE or TIMK. T1S<
ley LE.,jlistt jnlisttoon and Pa5s' -. Fraihsen rai, gei
so,nss s' Sorth' l'lO p m aud iiSoS,
song South 100 D and and SO asSp NJ
Going Norm LEAVE PGE1 M
noiy south, 1880 a m aSd iSV o., m.
=, !" : Z. JOHNSON Cen ''e epm. ? m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
@Rolcdl.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL.
| Eatablished In the YeAr IRbo

ClNSlNNAll FENEhEAL HOSPITAL.
Established in the Year 1880,
ron THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the eontrol OF tive Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the World,
nR. z. BoHAPAR RTE, rom London and Paris
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten years Of the Cn
onnah Nsnereai Hoeptal and DR. u b REYNOLDs
late of New York This is the only oaiee In the civ
whore permanent cure Of Private Diseases can IL
chained without the use Of mercury or change al
diet GonsrFh9a cured IL 10 az hoirs ylee, c,,,si
In sto 10 daVsi Structures cured In 20 weeks Noe
,grnsl Emlsslons stopped IN 70 days. seminal
~ stages curet In days See RdSry sym atoms in 1
t. sweekh ikia Diseases cured in1 % weeks; i'm.
81 private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or female
Or Bouaparts's great work on private dises... An.
Private guidets Health, 10 beneficial 10 all male and
female, old and Ysung, should read this took ItWlli
snligh.en those vhs CREPE in darkness Price rs
Dr. Rsnapsrto's French Ratsat Male Safe I, n,
perfectly safe snd never ails 70 70 sa6sfncon iis
ne. ~ nSh snS 1sIs Prsyesase agsnst disease
sna, - per half dorm 81 per doEeb sent bV mai
eWaadame LOzIERs Female Mohthly Pills IL a
male diseases Ladies' should not use them dnnng
pregnAney, ~ 'eey ~ prednoe miscarriage. Proe
y % per ssS--sE'ra hne ts-ssatto any address ~
Bn. .. q K,ASs tAs men fs esasalt; ,hsy Ar. u..
suesslese6y ackaeyledGed % be ths champ pions and
teoelye tlonlhly reports frsn the ed world. ,hey
have been Aorustoned frea IN early AGe Of youtk 70
alinnah tne vareus diseases which Afiiot Faanllod
and te wAtes ne pregeaa threugh = lsha career of
hunble aoede Of poverty y thsnaanslen ~ the wes
.hy ,And having Aecfralue beyond doubt the vnst
sunenag 81 hufaAnty they deleru med 10 ssleet a.
gcnerAate eyatem a. their particular studs 70 de
Vots ther Nhsie atenunn 70 the alteration of me d,s
o. these m poFtanl hactons No eltars viii n.
answered uplesH ihoy oantAin a Remittance T., ass,
a. alamp. Gall or address, F-
- ma prs. b0NAPARrE a RRYROLDs.
Hs; iss sysaaesp street betSssn Eiah sizth. east
rei'os honrs l-.,,,, a A .rst.ap !. .,-s.I .4.s
rt.fa. o. tGeHl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
sanduShN Dayton and ClncInnati ) >

IN n sID,EEs.ISE 6:ssszzs,.r
- ana alter November I6, lst9 ~, -, NJ
" v nguSe, passenger ana Freight H. uu.H 'tiibe
pAffuN, going north, as foilows. AiAihs viii leave
R.Ifl A. ~. through ffeiKht and -
Cs1V WIN passenger Car attached accommodation
itl.Qn a, M, Mail tram iut sprlnssi,
AV.OO Urbana Bellefontains Teneid Column,
IauuiusAy sohneetiDg at Springfield v,5 Clyde Al J,
~ ~ i1, snt NViunbuHi sfry,ng in Coln.n lfan k p
rr.,, ~, i nth uAln lur JOiuiuLl 80 ls az x.Sb n,
East st" on ~ Way ne Chicso crest NJ
s.s ~. ,sk ~ "a Slestine Al bs6 3 n AN q, ~ X. eoil
r n,,, ~ Sy Syse WIN Iiaiu JleVeIsn ~ sbIrK L
Dun{sS ~ .' arflvink 20 Cleveland ana Toleoo
Wssi t - osoo M ana buiiaU NJ bta at $50 y ~ ,
n, liuk k w. ln Toledo ~ lx3iO M H., ~. Goi,
M UhoHRo st IVaO M, aud sandn-22 Delroit at ara
49, Hhd beileiontRne, conueet,fp neheld, ILha
Rnad sohk hast on PilsbuT, IT. WsAst ~ Forest ,e,1h
y y sLIYlhRl Crestliue VI 5!Ib ~ 1e l aud Cbes
~ uolhg Vest with Train nfr,v'i, ittsbur0 M 80
- ~ ~ Ahd Sbleago Al lV,sUR ~ a. IN 20. WaVns ~
.. Neielu aud Toledo Is. H. arr,,, Oyde with r,
reaches ~ s;UV N and Bufi,n 20 Cleveland Al
re'''pes SShuusky ~ Tao M Ndo ht 6isO n ~
IsllD 6av1a. nu1'slhio Acuontp,,,.s -
rsscb,, DeSton on AIiitHi OF Irair tuaton, leAVt.
W., spIlhsneid at 700 Ip Ir from Oinclnnais
anu huntsville ~ LANA m Ou'4lne at Il.6l n
Uss,- 80 iiA his Line TO all po,n, ,
81 i, ~ hI at The lukot tbss NORTH, Hast ana
ssI-Fa."; a. "; hlHGi Ticket Agsnf 4u the Union Delo
Eor - Always AZ low ~ IN sns .,
souis ~, 1 niAsioh relative to shlny.HeI HeI route
AaASskYF tx ~ 90" OehpAny's Fr1ss,t feight by this
n, q. oLssp. d. n a. RICE, sg,1s,bot->J b.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
DaytOn md Mlchlgan kallrond.

~ u Et'ssiEsssa5
ON and aner Sunday, NOV ls. ls,a ,.
NJ leave Union Depot, 5ixth street. IoT TaIa., WI
Allntefmediate points a. follows, A''0HO Ah
Toledo and Chicago Mail atiOOoam
chicago and Detroit hiqht kanra-,n.
-nolI n N. shokMAKER, but ernts,Pptr, H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
RaIlrpaDs.
layton = Meslern EaIllonn.
CHANCE OF TIME

ON and after Monday next trains on me loa,s,
at $50 am and 4bp pm. 'o'
Returning, will arrive at tii,le maLds soon M
close connsotions 70 AL pOints IN the sst aHs to,
and $40 m train 10 the shortest and oulal 81,
10 Chicago and the Northwest. ~"
nell 80 n. W. WOODwAR ARD, eDn.rgn,.ns..,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

eG-We heard a man say, on last Monday,
that in his township, [Zans, Logan Co j no
less than 30 farms we're left by Brough's sum
mary eoUscriptiop, on that dismal morning,
without man to till them. The women and
children, he said, would have to do what they
could, and leave the rest undone.
In looking over this mornings Journal, we
found occasion to regret that it does not cir
cuIats in that BrOughPttickeO t0washiP, for
it seems to have aLbaln for every wound
made by this pious war. For instance, in
such cases as we have cited above, the Jour
nal eonsolingly points TO the efficacy Of "hth-
erto unemployed energies' and calmly rec.
ommends the "exercise" OF 'tbe industry
which might otherwise have been wasted. .
We consider this the Ablest solution Of q per.
picking and capital difficulty which the ne.
cessities ofthe occasion has developed, and
We trust it will not BE- lost upon those who
have any hitherto unemployed energies" on
hand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
l9enslons.
JusTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law


AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON oITY, DO.
Will sivs prompt attention to applications for
ARREARS OF PAY, BGUNTIEs, PENSIONS
And ali ether CMms before the Executive Depart.
meuts and 10 the court Of Claims.
Rsfrrs to: Hons. II. NJ Rice; NJ. g, Latha-- M. s.
wilkinson, united state Senators; 4. Black; E NJ
Stanton, Secretary Of n; wi liam Kellogg schuyler
Collar, r. B. Fouke Nsmbers Of Congress; Colonel
O. W. Ewing, OF IRdisrs, and others
The undersigned desires to inform persons having
demands against the Government the nited States
that he 10 prepared to prosecute their claims with
prom ptness and on reasonable terms His practical
knowledge Of all the details Of the military ice OF
speedy Adjustmen and collection Of every description
OF military claims.
All persons whs entered the military service after
March l. 1901, and disabled by wounds or disease
are entitled to pensions.
Widows Of soldiers who are killed, or die hefo or
Anef their disc arge, from wounds received dis.
eAse o0ntrsot dwhie in service, are entitled to Pcn
II ne widow then the children under sixteen years
81 ago. are ehttled to pensions.
40 ~idosRsr children. then the IN if wholly
Or In part A. pendent on decessed for support
II ne mother, then tho siAtSTa of decessed under
on On deceased Dc. s.. f'r'uPPsSo5t,, PPso,,Nr,vs
Al ssi'ted menWhS serve TIVE years are entitled to
Ali wa, are discharged, by reass- sf wounds re-
ceved In battle, ara enttled 10 bounty.
Bouuties aud arrears nf nay due deceased soldiers
are paid aG iooys; hrat TO his widow seoend, n no
II he died unmarried first 10 father socsnd, " no
ather 70 uothor third, II no father other then
70 his Nrother6 and BBteTB, Arrears Of pay goes
JosS X. sToPPHLMAs ;, $50, dayton. i'Ne MoStrorn
cations prepaSee and for ssrdsd BY him, will receive
pronri attention.. .tI osl'du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
: DHI1lmOF and Ohio RoII,o... .a, II. @

&AkR II ss7lsseszSsE aasssssx1 rs'-,'' e~1,
" ns.oa and ssadf9s re- % Ierlaasas. q ~.
s, .es van ana barkersbars on bs ans wE and
pcP,. ho @es s.easr S o4 ~ sbs SaG5 place
s-ss Trans bay 'Sfst 'or Nj sbs ana Aot,hsesi from
Leave R.i,I ne only L>te to WssssIrsC Wssers Cities.
ana SiSp nj sanssy Il, sSo a1osnd ioSS M GSs
aod washington oIO, Ss ~ sud ana l4o m op,
Through ticEsis c ESGsdy io g s,soHSd S @ aud sS
w washington olty az an iss,sin cities can be proc
Inquire 5I g9k Andfsre as low az ~ charge Of e.
at any OF the principal 1E Baltimore and 3ho G5sI route
g.. .la n SUILIVSAdNo oalees ds in the Vet W,'toA''
w,P.sMITa 81 MasIoiL IoLAs Cen Ticket SSs'sFn Age
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

r'r Going ropidly--Richey's Wall Paper
Drop la
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

Fifty Thousand Dollars in GreenbaekS
will buy magnificent stoek farm that we
know of, containing 1909 acres of as good
land as ever crow few over. We would
remind all who are looking out for something
to buy with their green backs, that land is
bound to double in value within one year,
aud that the sooner they buy the better it
will be for them The laud we refer to is all
under good fence, aud several hundred acres
cleared and under cultivation. The residue
is under-brushed and set in grass. The farm
is well watersd by never-failing stream, and
abounds in artesian, or over'aowing wells.
For particulars, enquire at this office, 4.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
PROCLAMATION.

/, CHARLES IIEFE, Chief Caterer to tho citizens Of
WILMINGTON, and the public generally, do publish and
decsra.-
1. That REED BIRDS aud other choice game ara In
season and may te found done up in the very besl style
at the OYs1KR BAY HOUSE. IN THIRD STREET, RE
TwEEN MARKET AND klN1 STREETS.
.. That 0YsrEKs now strictly prime and are done
up In the most delicious sews Pans, Frys, sc, at the
Oyster BAY House. In Third Street.
q. That all kinds Of reffeshments may ha ubtsne al
the sAd Oyster Bay HOUSE la Third Street, done up tho
very best style, aud that the proprietor Intends in the
future, in the past 10 make this reieeOry Of the
hest Ia the United states. model establishment at
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain ey fy
luxury 10 the shape OF RATING and DRINKING at tar
prices, aud bs accommodated pleasantly and promptly
-, aiyen under the hand and seal Of Onee OF the
L. sad oyster Hay House, In Third Street, between
~ Market and King Streets, Wilmington, Delaware,
this seventh day Of September, A. D. 1864.
ssp2O CHARLES KIkFE, Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
Groceries, Wholesale and Reta.
sN JANOR WFIDIN

saxs4A RESPRCTFULLiY informs tho citizen 0f Winii
sz tom and the public generally, that he has aE
hat his old established stand, at the sEt
ENII and KING Sts, general assortment of we'll select
al FAMILY Groceries, which he will Sell at tho lowest prices
and on the most reasonable terms Having number
Of years been engaged In the business he respectfully in
es the public to call and examine his stock v set
oonndeuti will give satstion. w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
Notice.

muE arm Of JAMES H. RICE a DR0PHBR Iron foun-
ders is this day dissolved, by mutual consent JAMES
H. RICH Withdrawing, The accounts Of the late rm viii
be settled by JOHN v. RICE, who will continue the
business heretofore under the aud JOHN
v. RICE CO., corner Of Tenth and Orange Streets
y JheIEs II. RtCI,
JOHN " RICE
M ington, Sept, 10th, is0i.--sep ls-im