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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Whicn carried.
,ng i,s.i1 s'ssi tisi ihe Commute. on Hosd.
b.. .nsssrd rom ia iure CONFEDERATION Of pr 81 toti
IA r,,the ,ldewak, 4 S-yen'h avcnn-, from For'i.
r.e 10 Iy unthstfee be f1cerd II lri width wh"re
- = 10 ri. fer tfe direction % the Street COMMITS
.ones sLd t-: tie accompanying odn.A'' therefor De
u. 'ci was carried.
Az he rlr..g ,s1- then laid r'tt
PINS rPOs pOaED o. ALDEiNiS BrSUnED.
adj Tsttic Ger. d ve to.Ilon Co.n1 oe aud lie
j. btf b.; eHece" 10 ,,lti,y lie d Il,
And ouny In addition 10 tue bill lcfeo' :" 1u'1oI|ei 10
I n-,rr ii. tho. In. srn IL 40 lund AID hiy doli'
be- y a.. .le Is hereby apgf printed To- t"at rHFro'e
rr.,I,bie nd - -ootion e foliov.:
IyleIr,. o. edition lie iniion oftte Tory lea,-'
rnoI:y Of u. Common Colpci is 'o. s of some tih.
eci e2hanai d. ana r'sm.en o; 'Ig ~'h W." s',
w. IN eaiiug a. ne subject o! such ferry ei.e' S"d iao'o
JsG That O.. Clerk or The Common Council he and IL
i, b. .v auth zel srd directed 70 COZ pete snd c'e 10 m
pub 'd under has sPei.a ,, ara aa4 .an.
made %, tho Corpor' ion Of Tia tiy oiNe"ioi1 and now III
iu t. AID .r't'
he. =, Of Cominte. Of Board q Counemen Of cti with
70 doutc q ~, 2? Gs ss.Si,% az g. .,
a., s',s.,,n, fr ding sewer in Fly third sref
iy Go Of ! deIH.I March ~, lio1, tsoIu ioh soopt
Which VI. rsiercd to he Cor on h.,e'. ne
Roi'el a tn Sio',n q,'du,t 10, H.
I
from the Sixth enll avenues Win belSIa pavement
and lie ACCOMMODATING ordinance thef"ioT De adj go
NyIiea 49,. rc..fl,d 10 the COMMITTEES on tc Ian rave"
~ NJ. H., ,to..., ~. ,t tls
Ag =, ,-sn ~ .i,.. Department. be Increased 10 one
Lo.nd oolars per anuun fron aud Alter th' p''%so VI ~
Which W, reie,rd to tie Committee ON sS.rie' 'nd VI
/ noes. \, III ...r,u,ion a. f,l.
lows: ,,n- ,o s.v.,,x ,.c.
b- u,yrd with Be,a pave meat under the ulicc'
81. Am
hg ordnance tn,reior be- sdt pi.d. , - p.t.., p.v.
When wss geierred % the Committee on bsssn rave
llru;. .--.L. .ty.n,o PreSr
80 fs dine, ifLn stairway on 80 ou'so
h ,,,,,.s., n m or two humid led and sIiyLree "ett
Went, s,r.,t, said .taIssy not 10 pieleci
three ,e foI ,ns Inc OF TIE buildings he peiu4i,sWh Teir
h, srtrd 10 c1utune only dur ns shs pleasure Of "e 'o"
b tDiteIL -. 80 s...,.
Mic, ,yts fsfrrr-J % the OTfutt"o 90 S'f"~"
Les it,f Ibst gtioH HL1 IT llrei Tor - nv
ont 500. ~. sroacNby 10 the firt.'sN n"r w, -
4, q ..t, M our Laf - ne 'HP~usr> " 'f PI ~ w
oWn, = IF pfopsty. tie oier bal . &c ~ ny VII "
u v y i Mayor Jarnsy ?. i>Gi be I1 tLty A'e &C 90
| spul.I ie,,u. II and IeLsaVL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Oentistrp..

~ Is. GRIFFIN BROS. DENTISTS, having
NJ disposed IL ter Brooklyn Establish nen may BE- cs0
led ony 10. - Grand Ssfork W ere hey
ue iiscr- fr Of teeth Gold fiatius fst xsSl
EabS- pic; psr.iil seIGod, ~ peE soetai 81
YER : !, Ersg-, ins - cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

I,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECr.-Ph nsw
u steamship STAR OF THE UNION" cspt. elanch,rA
will leave Pier No. No IN kwrr, Saiu'dy. March -,
p. m. This .can.hip sstrsy n@w AM ner oassenss.
accommodation. snssKlst,rd rsss,ge For nsSb
or passage sp2ly 20 II. u CROMWiLL CO,
No % WcstA
Tn, ego CROMWELL vii follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
GyNRAL ORDERS ayscnrp.

Isfaiut n B,sId OF Aldrrnrn - iouf
led That r Street Comm .on-f bc ard hs hsf'by
IN Erod aud dfeted 20 psePsrr p.I' shd spr'h H A.
o.ie ot po.a'. and eon.'.al With ne o"r,i -a1
io th. wok Of ctinf sEe.i and 'ub''ants r'in.
srsund the ou.an Ia rompin quar- the epen,e thereof
to be- CHI rsed 4, 'h- appropriation Tor Lsnd sud F,'
Conuciln.n LErsas moved & aIa,nJ tie resolution by
striking out tho word. s' oIP.'e thereof 70 DO ehsfsed 10
he anpropr,I.on iol Lands AID PlaeeA
Which Wa carried
The An a, snenaea Ion adopted ~ the follow
Al saai keenan,. IleAy Bobip.on sso.m,
Hageuy Hayes, Kinney Buulntn, hi,ds. HoHsh,ii'
Levy MoOrth Green. lent, SoiIt. OCsAsh'n aud hH'
Se.a'ivo- {, uuci man Jcyce-l.
PAPI.s FLoM HOARD 81 ALDERAES A0Ats RESUMED.
Krpos, OF Conu.e Of Conference the sTon Of Com
uit,es on f.naun Of E0aii Il Aldermen. With ofinanc~ N
t,d M dsro nl ins be annual spproYr lions Cor the
."n.,, o. ,lr .ne, Of tie city q EewYorE Tor the
yrr stc hudIsi and siI i've the payment OF IT.. IA
portion 1.-The city d~n and The Redemption Of the
q, sd dbt DecoIIug due ia sld yce !ecotnehi
ns tins Of oIdhoe with ihe aid Of lour hund
I'D sid my ih"usnd d1'i, to he ,'m i1i ,..n' "a
hr item 81 hcen thousand dollars Tor "sfins tly Va
yrnur ifoa Cle Hundred aud foth street 10 On, Hundred
I'D finynia,L smr' which had be sxesen cut by ,hs
8 0srd Of Conn, linen. se-ioird - =,
Nv Hoard Of Aldermen hiaeh a.. 1865 report accepted
d reeon, aon oftDe Onisisnco Coinn iitse Adopted
When concUrrd In II th~ following vote VIZ
,,'i' Ts.'rt,. Kinney, Bhnkuan. Hfsay, hoaghlaun
L,avy, Mcunib, Green Lent emta ot'iag"Ah' hu''eH
And e.. .alnr wa. directed to be sent Lila honor ia
Mayor for spp' val
CENTRAL ORDERS RESIGNED.
An ordranc. by Eoa'd dsnnei entitled An orei
arro 10 rovi, ios n. Of TIE cid l.fo'ofoI'
rtn,rd t. tue families q Glteer soldiers from tie city "a
ios rr ius in the Amy 4 the Union" b. the issu
80 al Non Fami ' AID Fund ioud. nnnbrr tn sivr
! witch wa. cure ID IA by the ioaowin: s;ie
Affirmative sim'n hecnan iieslyHobinson stacom
Hairy II 49, hiuloy, HIiukmsn nraay. houetialin
Levy McGFah, Green Len', oni.h rl.lAshan' Russell
And the ,sne wa. directed to be sent 10 Hs Honor hs
Mayor ioI apr val
MOTIONS RESUMED.
ooncir nm ESAs moved that the Board do adjourn
witch f.cd. -, .
Whcreupon. tuc PRESIDENT pro tenn dec'r"d tbs' th'
Hc ri ,toed Adjourned al Monday. the Sih Instant, 1t
O'Clock Pm. Ia'Eo NJ o" rh'' - "'''"
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Ocean Steamers.


DYyrc. on -u, ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co..
No 5 bovs,Ss GREEN. Nv OAK, NsIch y. 1853.
NOTICE, SPECIAL.
CALIFORNIA PASSENGER ANp sHlPPERs BY T41
L. ). NAIL LliiE
arc informed that couamenc with departure o. the
% APRIL, 1868,
WI sail tom h- Conp.ys new and oonnns0
No - NCRru RIVER,
FOOT CfCAFAL-SE.
d. 3. ALLEH AsssA
~ s. NAIL LINE -Foc CAL1FOEi!A yie
RATES-Iha following IN tca.s sids wheel stesssaps WI
dis Pie, No. 49, ~ hiyssa
April - AhlEl. Jouts.
(tonn-ctins mama VI tonsltntion)
Apn 10. co ia RIGA 'iinkelsn
competing ~ T,nsms With God.n AgaD
Arn ~ OCEAN QUEEN. Wen
Nornrcting ~ fausms with SacrannIto)
u. T. aLLEf, No. B. viins Gre4A
FsNIE NORTH GERMAN LL0YDS STEAM
i SHIP NFW.lOdk. Cag. e. N-nse, COO MAJ d-rcAIrys
ing the 'nitd states nu va. sal nom the br"ei sr ~
OF iLl g., iiei. zen on
SATURDAY. March u. at II O'clo~h n.
BREM N. VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taxing pssse gers to
LONDON. HAvRE, SOUTH hPrON AND BREMEN
tae ow payable IN gold OK is equivalent In 80
Ter2y:
sor thr fin, csbi. 800 saoin. ssa sc .sesssA
VIII be followed Nv the HsNSA, AGshH
OELKIL rs 4 CO.. No. 90 BrosdA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
More Hanging.

Thomas j, 1hrop was hung in the yard Of
the Grstiot street prison, St. Louis, on Mon
day last The st, Louis Democrat says the
tators, but owing to the secrecy in which the
affair was kept, only two or three reporters
were present
After hearing the sentence read, Thorp
was asked if he had any thing to say. He
replied, "Nothing, except that am accused
unjustly. never took mans life never
have bnen guerrilla or bushwhacker |
never shot any man with gun or pistol In my
life l surrendered and took the oath Of al
legiance, giving bond for 81, 900, and II l
ever violated that oath or bond, | did not
know it. belonged to Freeman's regiment,
and alterward TO MeBride's On the 18th OF
October 1868, surrendered to Major Will.
son, at Pilot Knob went I I'M, there to
Oregon County, where l WI rrested in
March, 1864. That is al hav say"
When the rope was placed around his
neck, be said, ~ hope to meet you oil in
heaven. ! feel that am going there die
happy. i feel that am going" and be-
fore the sentence was concluded, the drop
fell, and be was launched into eternity He
left the following letter, directed to his wife,
Sarah Thorp, care of Rebecca Thomas Pilot
Knob, Missouri:
Being n member of the Catholic church
eight months, want you to give the children
schooling, il you possibly can, 1t is my re-
quest that they be baptized by priest
have hopes that am going to rest, and want /
you to meet me thero Tell my brothers aud
sisters pood.hy for me" tffltl -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
How Bodies are Embaum ed. =.

BY embalming, people generally are apt to
imagine that the modern process consists OF
saturating, filling and surrounding the dead
body with spices, gums and other indestructi.
BILE and preservative substances, as is under.
stood TO have been the process pracliced by
the aneients. Such, however, is not the case.
The modern process is about as follows: The
blood is drawn of through the iugular vein.
An incision is then made mon the inside of
tho thigh, through which chemical liquid is
injected by mechanical means, q This
liquid permeaies all the veins and arteries,
taking tho place before occupied by the
blood, and in ashort time renders the entire
body as hard as stone, and as rigid as statue
A portion of the scalp is removed and the
brain scoped out. The cheat is opened and
the heart, lungs and viscers are abstracted
When the process is completed, the body is
reduced to a mere empty shell, having only
the outward sembance Of the departed indi-
vidual. How long body thus prepared will
remain unchanged we cannot say. The pro.
cess has only been employed for few
years-since the war commenced, we be.
iieve--so that time sufficient has not elapse
to test the indestructibility of bodies thus pre-
pared .T .r I.' j.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
New RegnIations.

Gene raj Lew Wallace has borbidden the
sale Of pictures of Booth, the assassin, in
Ba ltimote. We do not mention this fact to
complain OF it, We profess TO be faithful
believers in the binding authority of the
second cannon of the Decaogue, which for.
bids tbs making, and q tortiori the selling of
any craven image, or the likeness of any
thing in the heavens above, or in the earth
beneath, or in the waters that are under the
earth and it is fair to suppose that, in one
of these three localities, what remains of the
individual in question have found place of
deposit. Now, that ''the nation is entering
upon new career" this reversion to first
principles is emnently proper. Who knows
that the multiplication of pictures for which
our age is so remarkable, is not one Of those
national sins, for which without know
ing il we have been undergoing Divine pun
ishment
Nor do we complain of the individual to
whom this work Of purgation has been d.
vinely delegated General Wallace was never
very potentas against men, but he may be very
efficient as against pictures of them. How
ever men may err, Heaven makes no mistakes
in the selection Of its agents, and as we shall
have in our calendar, for the future, heroes
of Bull Run, and Manassas, why should we
not also have, in honorable places, among the
list of worthless, the Hero of the Photographic
Not to be behind, in the work Of fixing
things, General Halleck has decreed at Rich
.nond, that none shall be married without
rst taking the oath Of allegiance. This, at
Gralt sight, would seem to be starting at the
foundation bot a moments consideration
will make il clear that il affords no absolute
security Of that which is most to be desired
the begetting Of loyal posterity. When the
children Of Israel had-as we now have-ar-
rived at the borders Of the promised land and
the Hebrew nation was "entering upon neE
career" Moses fixed this, by decreeing gem
eral circumcision--a process by which, in
that economy, regeneration was un-
derstood TO become transmissable. Wheth-
er this would answer at Richmond,
we will not assume to decide but as we are
returning to first principles, the suggestion
nay be worth something, to aid in deyisng
an equivalent Reformers of our day, when
they can not put a stop to given vice, some
times relieve their consciences by turning 1t
into source of reverence, as when they can
not prevent the Of sale Intoxicating drinks,
they license the seller and charge for
il. Why can not he get something to help
pay the public debt out Of these disloyal mar
ryinR people3 Why not stick a revenue
stamp on q reasonable BRIDE as we'll as on
box OF Luciier matches p Cincinnati En-
QuierT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
9ailg empire.
Political ParsOns.

1t was Washington Irving, we believe, who
uttered the following severe phillippio npon
the reverned hypocrites who prostitute their
pulpits TO political preaching:
"a cunning politcan is often found skulk-
ing under the clerical robe, with an outside
all religion, and inside all rancor. Things
spiritual and things temporal are strangely
jumbled in his mind, like poisons and anti
dotes in an apothecary's shop and, instead Of
devout christianity the simple minded people
have often political pha amplets thrust down
their throats, labelled with a pious text from
the scripture"
The Brooklyn divine, who has been 80 lect.
ed to deliver the address on the raising once
again Of the flag over Sumpter, might look
into this mirror, and see full length rehec.
ton Of himself. He is fair type of all his
must be at such hypocrites they are the
greatest dupes he has, and serve him better
than any others.
II is strange how men can be so deceived
to run after such worldly minded fellows as
spiritual teachers, 1t would really seem in
the decentralization OF this most wicked age,
pure religion like pure gold has been found
incOnvenieDt for circulation; aud parsons
find it more remunerative TO adulterate reli-
gion than refine thems selves. Everywhere
these political parsons may be found meddtng
with State affairs, thrusting themselves into
the political arena, or making regular polit-
icRl rostum of their pupits, from whence to
harrangue the multitude. Cant and hypocri-
| sy have become, as they were in Cromwelrs
time, favorite vices at Court They pave the
way to political promotion, and hence polit-
ical parsons are in high favor at Washington.
There is nothing developed in. this civil
war more hideous than the exhibitions of
hypocrisy wearing the mask Of religion,--It
is intruding itself everywhere. 1t is grin
ming at you from over the pulpit desk. 1t
meets you on the busy mnrts OF trade; IN the
social gatherings of the domestic circle; at
the Sanitary Fair; at the MONDAY prayer
meeting in the Senate; at the bar; every
where may be seen its disgusting features -
t gives color to the literature of the times,
aud fills with its disgusting cant the editori-
ais Of ell the loyal journals. Men talk with
upturned eyes "of the hand of providence, as
seen in this wal" who have never hardly had
compunction before that there was any
God, or whose only mention of his sacred
name was by blnsphemous utterance from their
| lips. Christians are driven away from their
spiritual homes in bitter disappointment,
while even the wording departs in disgust
from the house of God, doubling the reality
and value Of religion, judging it thus becasse
OF this miserable counterfeit and caricAture.
These are the bitter fruits of this war and
none have been so industrious in repelng
and bringing to perfection such fruits, as
your political parson Ia the final day of
account he will be judged with more severe
Judgment than Voltaire or Hume, for spread
ing and encouraging infdelity in this land.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

Drawings: 1st June, LIST September, LIST
.. DecembeP

Prices Of shares for each separate Drawing: One
Share 10 Dollars, II hares 100 Dollars. l26 Shares
iO0 Dollars Currency, payable Ia United States
Notes, Drafts or Bills OF Exehangeo on Europe
kemfttances 70 be made in registered Letters
Arrangements have been made that the Prizes will
cashed At New York. ~
ApPlyto Mr.. FREDERICK sINTz, Banker and
Financial Agent In FRAHkroRr, MAINE or letters nd
dressed to s. Three King Court. London will be at
terded to. "
?. 3. Prospectus can inspected at the Office of
this paper. I'i
Lettors 70 he directed "per steamer, via Liver
pool /" 10 Frederick slinlz, BANKER in FrnktoTt,on
the. Maine Remtances which arrive alter tho tiay
otdrawing, willb' returned or invested Ia tho next
Dnwlng, at the opiion oftho sender,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
ROAD NOTICE.

NoTl0Eis hereby given that petition will he pro.
- sei,eu @ 70 me boafd OF Commissioner Of Mont.
Em,ey ooou9fi ono praying for the location of a
Iy IIouuy ROAD IN Washington township, beginning
aDont two miles south Of OenteTville on The neyfon
ano @ Le.@hSn Turnpike road, and running east abont
No ahi halinlles TO the Green County line 10 run
on r OF near the lines OF j. A. Watkins, p. A. IAice
= Wilson, Henry Rseder, Henry simpson. John p
scar and Joseph Thomas, 20 the Green County line
70 De iocaled on, or near the section line Tho peii
"Sh "'h % presented on the hrst Monday in June
." MANY PETITIONERS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
DIVORCE NOTICE

Michael Fromm 1
Mon iqoIneFV (oupnnn pl...
Catherine FFomm.
FIhiE defendant Will take notice that on the lath
\ dAv OF March, 1865, the plantiH fled Ne tition
IN the Montgomery County Comnen Pleas askine lsr
dissolution o. tie marriage contract between Inn.
~ Ah he de eiendant, uptn The ground OF the men.
.A lhcalaei OF the defen dant At the time Il was u
tered INTO. The viii be heard II ths june term
alive HOUK A MoMAunH A,....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
GreatImprOVement inBeehiVes
Ahead OF Everything OF the Kind that
has yet been Patented.
ASSURE PREVENTIVE AGAINST MOTH.

ON receipt o fone dollar eircular CONTAINING Ana
" engraving with fun directions will be iorwar,ei
which enable you 10 construct tins hive mo dtcnlty
whatever in the mechRDisml OF 10 attach The Xures
10 any other hive, The common box hive dxed IN
this way would, in my humble ju dgment 10 rem.
deFed hr superior TO any OF the two hundred and
tWeni dve hives that have been pateDtsd sInca ths
bnming Of tie Patent OfBce in 1895 WV
Bees delight TO work In these hives
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
PHILIP sLIFER's ESTATE

Nj 0TICE is hereby gwen, that the subscribers
IN were on the gath day OF March lS05, appointed
and qualified as xecutors on the estate ofPhilip sb
Z RS ofMontgoniery County Ohio, ceased
JOSEPH HAWNERMALE.
as2wS JOHN FULS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
Imperial Austrian Meney Dis
- tribuliOn.

oFTHR STATE LOAN OF THE YEAR 1884.
VNHlS Loan Of Forty Millions Of Florins, IL TO b,
repaid IN Prizes amounting TO 60 9ss 900 Florins
wa'oh are guaranteed by the Imperial and Roya
Government.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

: Men look at the faults Of others with tele'
soope-At their own with the same inslrn-
ment reversed; or else not at all.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
WILLIAM FOLEYs ESTATE

NOTICE Ia hereby gwen thai th- subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator
o. the estate OF William Foley, late OF Montgomery
county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, this
22d day OF April, 1865 u pr
R29w3 DENNIS DwYER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

nHs"esNts, Wy Pettolsslon);
-, w samson, D, D., President Columbia College,
X, 1usey, y. D., Corresponding Secretary Colo,
n,tanon society Hon, Charles Mason, Prssiaent
oI the hauonsl benoeratc Executive Committee.
Washington CITY, ID, G, m2dsaSv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
$4,000 REWARD

TO any person who will produce a more effective pro
ventiye against the beo moth 10 say nothing OK us
above reward Viii be gwen. S
This adveItsen'ent will appear in this pAper hut
tms Onee therefore, secure this valuable invention
By orderinga at once as h is positively worth 10 ann
person Engaged IN the bee busi ness, more than
tWenty.npe tunes the price asked for it,
NV N a,x,sox,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
Notice Extraordinary.

TIME undersigned informs tho Indies and gentle.
men OF this vicinity that he is ready TO manufac.
ure, to order, wigs, and furnish curls and whiskers
all who may desire them. Hair dressed in the
most artistic style. He also gives lessons 10 any who
wish to learn the business His styles are the very
atest Paris fashions. ROBERT REIF,
MRS. q. KARG,
fe23dlm No. lsl Main street, nerof Sixth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
cLEPrHEa MOWER.

Parties wanting a No. single Mower, STRONG,
COMPACT and RELIABLE should purchase the
"Olpper." send for circular
BOMBERGER, WIGHT CO.,
alSdlwRw2m No. 354 Fifth street, Dayton, Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
LEGAL NOTICE

fIhE Undersigned Samuel williamson. was op ia.
lith day Of March, 1895 duly appointeJ AMI i
ihed A. Administrator on the estate of John n WI
hanson, late OF Montgomery county, Ohio decaa"aI
n.,.- - SAMUEL WILLIAMSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
MRS. @. DESlLVA,
ClairvOyant, and Electric Ply
sician,

NO. sH FIFTH STREET, NEAR JEFFERSON,
DAYTON, OHIO.
MRS. DEsILyh, by her ciairvoyant faculty, de.
ltl acrbes character, and tells results Of business
operations. She also, by her magnetic powers aud
electricity, and her medical knowledge, heals dis
eases both recel,t and chronic.
She also keeps hand supply OF Madame De-
slya's celebrated Penrl Drops for beautfyng the
hair. ie7d3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
SPICE AND COVE OYSTERS

,soi ~, ~ assortment OF Jelhes, Middetown Hams and
55h9uiuets Lamps and Coal OIL, Sugars and Cofees
leAssi specs Fancy Soaps, 4e Ia TACT eve eFythinS
nh lhe markets afford that is desirable 10 Tobacco
CneWers Wewoud say We keep the hest article OF FINE
what We can do. M'INTIRE M III Snn %"
del4dawJm Main Al 4 dccrsI .Io,hi, n nnihh,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
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western Peaches, Pums, Strawberries, Ounces.
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