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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiLhOAOs
&@R 1
On and after Wednesday January eoth lSoi dSIy
trains viii he run between Washington ana Ne"
ork and Washington and The West as iolio"s:
FOR RPHlLADELPHIA.NE YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington at and ~ 45 A M anu %
and Z 30 P. NJ, except Sunday. On sunday - '.~
p. NJ. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at SAP, ana D;42 a. m
On SUNDAY at A. NJ. and and 7.3a z. NJ. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at $40 ana A. M. and 7 81
?. III daily, except Sunday. On sunday, at 30 +.
FOX WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 4.50. 10, IS and go A.
M sIe $50, SIS, and $40 P. M. except Sunday.
On Sunday, at 4.a snd $40 4. NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at So A. Nj. and T. q p. NJ.
Leave Baltimore a. 7 10 VI. and SIS P. H.
Trains leaving Washington at A. NJ and
75 p. NJ, go through to eew York without
change of cars Sleeping Car on 73o 2. M train.
THE first and fourth trains from Washington.
and third and fifth trains from Baltimore. stop at
all way points.
For further information, tickets of every kind,
in gton Station, or at the Ticket 0fics.
W. P. SMITH, Master of rransp't'n.
L. M COLE, General Ticket Agent
jacO-f Intel Chron.)
IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE ICE IN TaE
1 hay, the fort Monroe boats will R~O
leave Baltimore at O'Clock m E.aSIae<<A
Pas. epsers from Washington must SIFSsazaizaE
IFsVs in IL 40 Il ain to connect.
ia lift NJ. N. FALLS, President.
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DENTISTRY.
BlAT DISCOVERY IN DEN TIsTRY.

GRIAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
1sab E1troeted tcithoat Paia trith tbs Mxhrits af
OrygfR.
1would advise ail persons having teeth to ex-
tract to call at DR.. LEWIE'S otics,
and have them taken out by this now
and harmless process. Also call and lYYfYyYp
examine the Docter's new and i'm.
proved method OF IassrtinR Artiscial Teeth. II
you once see the great improvement in his teeth
you will have them in other style than this new
18th and 18th streets.
no Is SR LEWIB. n. D.. Dentist.
M. LOOMS, NJ BE- = ths Inventor g; and p.to,.ss
of the MIN EkAL PLATE TEETH, at sA
tends personally at his office in this E@H2
city Many perso can wear these tlyYfYSY
teeth who cannot wear others. and no
person csn wear others wh o cannot wesr these.
Perfons calling at my OH can be sccommod sted
with any ,tyle and price of Tee tn they dssire
but to those who particular and wish the puress
ciesnest, STRONGEST and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MlNlRAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No. 33s Psnrsylvsnia avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 2O7 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. MARI ly
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- No. 90 N. oALvr.r srarsr,
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Are prepared to furnish RAW OYSTERS in cans,
kegs. &c ct the shortest notice at far prices and
best quality.
Also, s,metisally Sealed OYsT ERs, FRUITS,
DC 3asoaw
Ok1ENrAI ErsTAThasr RNRkos' AND BILLIARD
Corner Ssrenh 5 tree. and Mass. Arenue
The aboye-aamed establishment has been com
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Washington snd Baltimore markets can Afford,
M Be ,s 3 s
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WINES, LIouoRs, and sEGARs.
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"a ~ ~ (Chroniele = e
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DRoVIDE EN0R HOsPITAL.

IT conseQusnce Of ths destruction BIZ Ere Of the
Washington Lnfrc.ary which prcvsi so beneficial
TO sst sna irysa ftsaasers an s;sissns sss
the Fl essiog wan Of such an ilstitation by the e.
.2es % a and i i oea.ss ss en aBo ss
corner Of seeend street east and street south,
h and sno .ed o
every attention has oeen provided in its construc
Patis pts viii be si rscsiVed into the wards at SIS
per week. payable in advance. This includes me-
Persons desiring private rosms can be sccomr,o-
dated st an advance rate.
Suitable wards have been provided for eolorsd
TIE nursing and care of the sick will be under
the immediate charge of the sisters
The fonowins'nsned gentlemen compose the
DR. H.sasr X b, No B. !ohp:se sIiGh allIsa MD.
ADVISORY AND eoNsUEr1sa-
g. ss tss .s
ehs2 81 the sboss Psned PhSsieisus 0s'''A OF 70
Phyicians sending patients to the Hospital. Who
ntssS SSGuey es asms foon'' nave 'ns privilege OF
II sssrs It. sR e.
srsed to meet any possible demand.
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JIM PHofoaRAPHERs.
No MaYkd Space, bstyeen sth aud 9Th streets, one
B.ns asfr 1sS Rs9 An entire new
Stock se cured the most modern Instrum ents and
ss 0:
Goldin. long Known TO our citizens In the Photo
ss Is 1sais Va ssss saa
spssi.i .s.snsion .iIl Be paid to copying Ansro.
We Fave made arrangements with CHARLES D.
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ss sss on a Supply tn. mos.
choice French Albums. Also, Frames Of ali sizes
D1RAHThEHWy W.ssr.s.s.' 81 Ass.oIt5gSa, 3 IT,, IL ,.
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valuable results adjourned to meet again on We'd
al asas .6s
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this IL Rs
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hs 81 Ss
and the cost OF production in sch case.
also descriptions OF the kinds and cost Of mschin
ali information that may be assful 70 the ConmiS.
lien.
This inform alton is necessary before An inten
ssn' sI''siG1 %td fsaao si%Sos e oomon.r
NO,EY BY CHARLES MORAN.
ll Gilbatts Logic CT Banking. London
frsncis' oSro nieie. of the Stock Exchange.
laxsons History of Banking. London
Jacob on the Pricious Metals 2vols. London,
rtsent syttsm Of Ban nS Exposed.
Cow. " ays and Msaus OF Paymeut.
scCullochs Principles OF Political 1conomy.
simoDd's olitioal Ecouomy London.
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don
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

The Tribunes Washington special insists
that there has been no tender Of the freight
loon, but that It is under confederation in the
Treasury Department
The Worlds special, from sheridan's head
quarters, Augnst 80, l0P n says The en-
emy, whose main force is presamed 70 have
been concentrated at Bunker Hill about eight
miles distant, across the Oecoqnan, for the
hrai three days, was gradually withdrawing
his forces aud making up the valley via Mid
dlelown and Strasburg. 90.
Our cavalryi always on ihe alert, may have
favorable 10 report very SOON
There has been but little skirmishink in
'front.' since Monday, and the prospect Of bat.
tie in this valley seems DINNER every day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
From AvsriII-shsrp sEirmishins.

NEw YoRK, September 3.-The Herald
Failing waters correspondent August the 3lsl
says
For two days past Averill has been demon.
slrati1g against tie enemy, feintinq with a
view OF facilitating plans, and earring oat
certain orders OF Sheridan
To-day we attacked the enemy on three
roads for the purpose Of making him develop
hIs strength
On the Charleston and Gardstown roads
there was nothing but very light skirmish.
On the Winchester pike there was all that we
hoped for or desired On this road early in
morning we attacked the enemy's outposts
aud drove his pckets in upon their reserves
sni toward Darksyile. la the p NJ we made
another attack on the same line when the
rebels placed division Of Infantry in line
and advanced, no doubt to ascertain the
strength OF the party so persistantly annoy
ipg him Between one and two clock, the
enemy's line had reached out towards Mar.
nns6urgi At this time we opened FIRE with two
sections OF Withers batIerS, soon after lhs en-
omy retnrhed the 6re from four guns on an
eminenee somewhat TO the right OF Martins.
burg, Al this time the rebel line Of infantry
pressed our own riggt aud center, where was
deployed portion Of Colonel Sehoonmakers
brigade, and our left, where was stationed
Colonel Ppwells brigade, there was rot so
heavy pressure Shells from the rebsl and
federal guns passed over the town without
striking any Of the bouses
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
Eherman'g Army in nAtlanta-Operationa
OF 7vheaaer'h Forces

NASHVILLE, Sept 2-Gen. Shetmans ad
'YRneb entered Atlanta this morning at ll:O0
O'clock Tho whole Federal force will enter
to-day
Several miles OF the Nashville & Chatta
noogo Railroad was burned by Wheeler 5
forces yesterday. General Rousseau drove
the rebel force within three miles Lavergue,
(l5 miles from Nashville) yesterday morn
ing, with stubborn resistance.
Late intelligence reports that the heud Of
Wheeler's column left the Muriroesboro Pike,
going TO the right at 10 o'clock, aud to tho
rear about o'clook--tbe whole force moving
for the Tennessee q Alabama Railroad, 10
the direction Of Franklin (ls miles from
Nashville), Rousseau in close pursuit
Persons just In from Franklin report that
the town is in the hands OF Wheelers forces,
he having captured and entered it last night.
Particulars are not yet received.
Our casualties in yesterdays skirmisbiug
were five killed, or fifty to Gfty.6ve wounded,
A small body ofrebels fred on the train on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at
Breentown, eight miles from here The rel
ell loss yesterday was eight killed and fifteen
wounded. We captured number Of prison
ers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
MORNING REPORT.
Capture Of AtIantn--HOod Withdraw
and saves his MhnIe Amy

Capture OF AtIanIn--Hood Wtthdravs
and saves his whole Army.
New YORK, Sept The Worlds special
says: There s great rejoicing in Washington
this afternoon over the war news that Atlanta
is in our possession.
1t appears while the rebel cavalry we're op-
Grating on Shermans rear, that officer was
prosecuting his movements successfully, and
at | this morning entered the city of ATTAIN.
Ia, and found that his combinations had com
PEELED its evacuation by Hood
The transmission Of this intelligence over
the wires, which have been cut for several
days, proves that Rousseau has been suocess-
ful in his effort to dislodge the cavalry expe.
dition of Forrest, Wheeler and Morgan, 10
drive them from the road
! The capture Of Atlanta secures the posses
sion Of the whole State OF Georgia, and rem
ders the condition Of the rebel leaders more
desperate than ever before.
IL was by apparent retreat, one of the mas.
terly strategic Uovepents for which this Gen.
eral has been noted, that he has been enabled
TO achieve so brillanta result
1t is now well known that Hood has added
materially to bis strength by the conscriptiop
OF Numerous boys and old men who, behind
the works, could render very good service.
while outside OF the works this very strength
would prove great weakness aud treble the
loss OF powder and proyender.
The purpose OF sherman, in the movement
which began the night ofthe 26th, was to dc.
prive the rebel commander Of this strength
and his protection of the works at Atlanta
ln other words, be hoped by Hauking Atlanta
and cutting off his supplies, TO force Hood
out to 6ght, and thus with his largely prepon.
derating force Of veteran troops to whip him
in an open field fight .f...'
Withthis view, Sherman moved Oh the night
in question, with twenty days rations, and ali
his army except the Goth corps. (Socum 8,
which had been Withdrawn from the front OF
Atlanta to the Chauahochie bridge, there to
remain as a corps Of observation and to oc.
cupy Atlanta 10 the event Of Hood abandon.
ing it, and was also employed to look after
communications and hurry forwarlf by rail.
road supplies to whatever position Sherman
should assume
The army Ia reported to have moved in the
following order 23i oorps Schofeld in ad
vance, followed by the 18th, Davis, 18th, Lo.
gan, 10th, Ransom, l7th, Blair and 4th Stan
ley, in order named, all making flank move.
ment, with strong skirmish lines on hank, aud
front and rear Eastport was LETT to the east
and at dawn Hood found Sherman was gone
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
New YORK Market.

New YoRE, Sept. 3.--Cotton steady l 81;
Hour fifteen or thirty cents lower; 10 25@
10 90 ex-State II so round hoop Ohio
wheat 2GAlc. better; 2 1902 "a Chicago
Spring, 24(92 80 Milwaukee Club; 2 BOA
2 20 winter red corn &c lower 6O@62 mix
ed; 60 unsound; oats shade 6rmer, 93@
S34 western; pork shade 6rmer ami more
active, SO OO@39 so; mess 40 00@4O so ;
lard lower, 23a24 whiskey heavy and 10 yer
| eOasl and closing dull, petroleum nomi.
nal; 5Ocrude; a2 refined bond; So free.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
--latest from GraaVs FronG-An, Attack
Expected,
+. NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War

PHILADELHHIA, Sept 2 "A special dis
patch TO the President contains the follow
ing
BEToRE PFrsRsBURG, Sept The enemy
were reported TO be moving artillery 10 their
right in the afternoon. Slight skrmshiog
began along the Weldon road The Fifth
Corps was placed under arms, and marched
into the breastworks. POP
Some deserlers came into the works during
'he day, aud said We we're 10 be attacked at
O'clock 10 the afternoon. With the exception
OF slight skirmish along the railroad there
was no disturbances, Our forces waited with
anxious expectation but no rebels made their
appearance.
The quiet along the entire front is as.won.
deriul as It is uoaccounlable. There is some.
thing oppressive in it, ....... %
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

BAytOn market.
.'a Hais'' DAYTON, September 3
HAR9HMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
81 90. Retail $ll 60
NEW WHEAT-$l 10. Old Sl75.
CORN--ll5
OArS-7O.
RYE--l 45@I 90.
BARLEY--$l 20.
TEAS--S2 50@2 90.
COFFEE-5SCa60c.
SUGAR-30
COFFEE SUGAR-33 Os5e per lb.
HARD REFINED SUGAR--s71c Der ID.
MOLASSES-$l 25@l40 per gal.
RlCE-20c per ID.
LARD-l8@2O
BUTTER-4O@60
CHEESE. --ls@2O
STARCH-2l4c per h.
S0APS-20c per H.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 6O@3 90
EGGS-ls per doz.
TOBACCo-9O@Sll0 per ID.
SHOT-S5 90 per sack.
LEAD-25c per ID.
POTATOES.-S2 so per bush,
HAY-Timothy $22@23 per ton
WHISKY-l 80.
ToMAToEs--sa 80 per bush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

straysd or Stolen, on Sunday night
August %, light Bay Horse, four years old
about 10 hands high, with name shorn of
abort, and long tail Had on plain saddle
with no horn. Any information or the return
sUoft the horse, will be gladly received and the
person literally rewarded, at Lewis Kimmel's
in Madison township, or at the Mile House,
Eaton pike. a29-lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

Atlanta There was good deal Of re-
joicing here last night, after the receipt OF the
news that Atlanta had been captured, Rock.
cts we're thrown, cannon fred, &c 1t was
not known, however, that Hood had saved his
whole army or perhaps the rejoicing would
have been less boisterous SO long as Lees
and Hoods armies are not destroyed or cap
tured the more occupation of city will have
little effect on the rebellion. Hood has out
Unanswered Sherman, or he could not have
saved his army We await with great aux
ieiy full details The whole secouut in it's
present shape, is little more reliable than a
rumor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
Just Published Biographical Mem.
Dir ofClement L. Vallandigham BY his

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

NEw YoRE, September 2--The Post,
Washington special says ethentic information
has been received from Sheridan, that Early
is Withdrawing his forces slowly up the va
ley BY way of diddleburg and Strasburg
The Commercials Washington special says
1t is understood that General sheridan has
orders to hold Early in the valley as long as
he can.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

Hard on Brough -Brougb made a
speech at Columbus the other evening which
!. vas very abusiYey A one legged soldier list.
ened awhile, became disgusted, and as be
hobbled of, said the old tub of eutrails had
better go and 6ght himself, instead of staying
Rt home to abuse better men
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

Old School Baptist Association
There will be a meeting of the Old School
Baptist Association in Esquire Netf's Grove,
two and a half miles north of Dayton, lasting
three days, and commencing September I'd,
and end ng Sabbath, September 4th, 1854 x
Aug lT.3tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
Be Ye Clothed Fink 4 Leeler. at The

Be Ye Clothed Fink d Leglsr, at their
shop on Second street, have just received a
large lot OF Goods in their line, which they
propose to sell on the most reasonable terms
If You want to get bargains in Clothing, go TO
Fink & Legler's They can accommodate
you. a29-lw ue
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By Telegraph.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHIE0ToE, September
ITO Major.General Dix The following
telegram from Gen Slocum, dated this day
in Atlanta, and Just received, confirms the
capture of that city,
General Sherman has taken Atlanta. The
2Nh Corps occupies the city The main army
is on the Macon road, near East Point. A
battle was fought near that point, 10 which
General Sherman was successful The partic.
ulars are not known
[Sigued1 W. H. SLoouM,
~ svsl @ B. t Major-GeneraL
An unofficial report states that a battle was
fought near East Point, by GeneraI Sherman,
with Hood The rebel army was cut in two,
with very heavy loss to the enemy General
Hardee was killed Our loss is not known.
[Signedl Z NJ. STANTON.
iftfH Secretary OF War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

Grand Union Pic Mic and Cotillion
Party.-There viii be Picnic at Levi Beard.
shears Grove, four miles north Of Dayton,
September 10th, 1864, Admittance to floor,
81 90 per couple. d2l&lw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

BOYS clothing OF superior class, which cannot be
surpassed IN the Eastor West. large stock Of boys
cape oyercoaiE, whom em OreTing eHoeedinpiy low
Also q rgs stock of piece goods, which we're puT-
cha-ed before the sudden rise, winch will sell low
eonpNed win Preseni puces oi goods purchased
this Fail. W O. hRKENH
sug20 No. % Main st., opposite ths Court House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

Provision Store,-We call the attention
to the advertisement Of Mr. stoekert on Mar.
ket street He has on hand an abundant
supply Of provisions, including meats of every
dsseriptiou-beef pork, mutton, veal, sausa
ges, DC w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

G6@We had the threat Of a big storm
here this morning, which caused a general
rolling mp Of the awnings, and an excited,
hurrynR step Of people on The street. 1t
passed of, however, with nothing more Sc
rious than gentle ard beautiful rain.