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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

Religious fanaticism Is to be the main
reliance of Republicans for success at en-
suing elections, We expect to hear hymns
sung and prayers made at partisan con
ventions; and we do not doubt that stump
speeches, in the shape of exhorations or
sermons. will be addressed to Republican
club meetings and mass assemhlages
Lincolh's impions inauguralis is a sure index
of what is to como. Ward Beeoher. in
one Of his latest sermons. counsels preach.
ers To abandon the Bible, and with il, as
topics of discourse, tho prophets and kings
Of oldsn times, together with all the dog
mas Of theology, andin their stead discus,
the partisan men and measures of the
day. .llay aU5.a rl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

parE o'Brieu q Brother 3Ol Second
street have just received ine lot Of Goldfish
and Herring, in barrels and boxes, together
with a choice lot Of Groceriss and Liquors,
which they will sell as low as any house in
Dayton, They are good, reliable men, aud
may bo depended on. Give them call I,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Y Ealuable PrOperty fOr Sale.

IOETWEEN now aud The 10Th day OF March A. d.
ID 1866, will sell at private sale the following prop
erty to-Eit good hiiok neuse, with elk rooms, sii
~ streets together with seventeen lots adjoining said
house, containing outbuldlnBs, sd. Also, Ave aood
huilding lots between Old And New Brown streets /
ll sell all this property, in whole or In part BY SIM
gielots or more TO suit the purchaser n
fe2ldtt II.HI M ..I Il LuRENZ BIJTZ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Splendid Farm for Sale.
Valuable Property for Sale.

VlHE snbsorber offers for sale on reasonable terms
i his house and lot on Wayne street, Dayton. AlAo
a house and lot on Xenia Avenue. Cali at No 2qO
Wayne street for further informslon. III ',-I
ffsd2w GUSTUs KREITZER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Spring Election.

lsfgfikiif0fa Please announce The name Of B.
ELKih a. candidate iOr effeei Conunssit ner st
ihe ensungsPnng election He gill serve tne pubic
"a 80 MANY cITIzEN'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

The New York Tribune. in late edi-
tOriAl. boldly takes the grouRd that ne
groes should be permitted to vote, and in
ths same article expresses the conviction
that large class of white men should be
excluded from tho right Of suffrage
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
FIOrence, s. ..

The last telegraphic sensation is the
reported evacuation" of Florence, s. @.
This Florence, which is "evaeuAted." !" is a
X-rosds consisting Of q railroad depot and
a hotel. and a very poor hotel at that. as
somSNof the delegates to the Charleston
Convention in, 1860 oan testify.,vu,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Dayton, TenIa and columbus RaliFoad,
EasRM u
lu. --- ~ CHAN0E OF TIME III. .L.IOL
THeEE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA coLumnu
74ro.gA Tlair'Ioqp pqgfqr . - Fa,i,ra d4e..,

.2Arough TfaigsJroA Dayton 70 az Eastern Cihss
YNHREB DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavn DAYTON
i for the East as iollowH Mall il;b6 A. M. loo-
1850 A. M, ''''T
ARRIvINaA AT DAYTON .LRifht Express sos
~ Columbus Accommodation, s'sO A. N. Dayton
Express, 6;30 II, NJ. ..
Trains run BY Columbus time, which IL seven min
utes fssleE than Dayton tme. M ~ l..U. T ~
. Throegh qis con be had for all Rastern Cilisa
by calling on Samuel W King, Ticket Agent.
~ 4. W. W.WOODwARD. supf, HH
tnaA MOO f.lfUn HO. Cincinnati, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

-" HU"WH NNNHV % tHW NUHNWs
ln"A trip to Cuba, BY Il. II. Dana, ~,
Of Boston, an ont-an.out Rboliloniat, he il
forced by being brought into contact with the
negro, 10 make this confession oi,snao..t..g
''The Negro Of he North Is da IDEAL M
Gao it is the negro refined by white culture,
elevated BY whits blood insfusled epen By
wHITR INQUIRY. Tho negro among negroes
is q coarse, ginning fstiooled, thick ,skull.
ed creature, as CalibAn, lazy as the laSiesl
baliies, chiefly ambitious 70 be Of no use ia
anybody in the world. View him as yOn will,
his stock IN trade Is small He has but the
tangible instincts OF all creAlnrAs--loye Of
life, Of ease, OF offspring For all else hs
must 60 70 school 10 the white race, and All
that We saw Of Il suggested 10 nsihe nnwel
come question WHETHER compulsory LI6Or b
not better than RORsg"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20
The Nations
A WEEKLY JOURNAL
POLITICS. LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART,

POLITICS. LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART,
will be published
JULY 6rH. 1868
Its main objects be:
F1H: The maintenance and diffusion OF true democrats
principles in society md and the advocacy and
illustration Of whatever in legislation in manners
likely promote equal distribution Of the frnss Of
progress and civilization.
Second careful accurate and moderate discussion
Of the topics Of the day. and above ALL of legal economical
and constitutional questions thar ia possible tho daily
Third Sound and impartial criticism Of books and works
Of art.
Fourth Tho and persistent consideration OF the
condition Of the coored the South with view to the
removal of all arhcis distinctions between them and the
rest Of the population and the bestOwa on the as FAR as
education security AID justice do it, of an equal chance In
the race oflifs.
FIN The enforcement and illustration Of the doctrine
that the whole community has the strongest interest," oo
moral political and MATERIAL In their elevation and that there
be real stability for the Republic so long they con-
stitute as at present. large ignorant and degraded ca's
SIM The collection and diffusion Of Trustworthy Informs
ton the condition and prospects Of the Southern states
the openings they offer capital the supply and kind OF labor
which can be obsnea the and the progress made by the
coored population Ia acquiring the habits and desires OF
civilized life.
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DIE ID.

GRIGG-At Greenwich Coma, Friday May 10 Ann ETA
third daughter OF John H. aud Ophei. orgs aged Year,
The friend. relatives of the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral q, toe Epi.eopa .h'iSn
Conn on tuesday May ~ D. p H. "'''"'
notice.
lrain leaves for Greenwich a, ll:3Os
GlLBERT-on Friday. the io,h inst; Martha T., wife o.
Edward Gilbert and daughter Of the late Gilbert Holmes Of
NeRbuTgh, n. \.
The Of tie family invited to s,,end The funer on
Sunday, 2l inst. at o'clock IN, ~ he lato residence
No g8 IVES, Thirty secondsi. told nuub'r)
Her remains will be taken To- Newourgh on Monday oy the
Hudson River R-ilrosd. a. $3.50 a. m.
HARRIsON-On Friday tie lg,h inst, william l. s. Ham
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully requested
to attend the funeral Of ST. Peters Church, West Twentieth
ST. between Eighth and Ninth avcs at O'Clock OIL sunday
the 2lst inst.
UUBBARD-The rernsrs Of Capt, sheldon F. Hubbard hav
ing arrived from cadh, the funeral services will ,skr ao.
at his lae rs.asnce No III Lodo~'s, on Sunday Alter
The iend and acquaintance Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend
KNOwLES-On Thur,isy night. May 49, Willie the beloved
Of " iam e. and Margaret knowles. aged years and
The isners will take place from The residence Of be parent.
no. Jl Wcst fourth.t Sunday Plat Int, al a O'Clock
lie ). no, dead. but slespc,h
LIT-On Thursday morning ieh inst, Nancy IT, relic, o
ii. s p.. .s L IN n :. A d a s, q sl
bartholomew b. and Francisco ~ ChAPpel are respceuy
Invited 10 attend the funeral services at her la" residence
No. 1873 East Twenty hrs,st. Oh Saturday morning. a.
TO-. ,o.S. viii be tsien 70 arryton for n,ermen
LUDIUM-On Wednesday evening l7ih inst sarah " wife
Of Jobn l. Lndum and daughter Of the late Charles Lee
The relatives and friends nvedto attend the ineia
out further invitation IRON her late residence NO -
Tbirty-sitth. st.. saturday. pom inst at ~ p H.
MARsUkLL-At Poughkeep,e, on Friday, May ~, lCb9,
MARY eldest dan zht-r of the late George I, Marshall
Funeral services Christ Church. PoughkeePe on sunny
May 81, at u p. IN.
WALDKON-On Thursday. May IL. Of consumption, Isaac
r. Waidron formerly Of Portsmouth, ~ H. aged % years
and months 81. 4 49,, 4, Z.
flneTa Saturday sternonn sOih ms 81 e'O0a '''
4. late residence No. West Thirty fOuftA'sI
Portsmouth papers please copy
WINCuEsTER-At For, Foote Maryland. on Tuesday, May
l6 Capt b. r. Winchester, u. ;. A. aged 70 years sou oil
u. ID. Winchester ,... =.
Relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend funeral Trinity Church, on sunday al eoeh
D. H. without further notice.
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DIR, Schenck,s Large Rooms,


were crowded with patient. TUESDAY, the 10Th n' mol.
the eio made to impose upon the public E ad
v,rti,lug new Office Dr. sCHENCK'S ROOMS have beer at
No. 20 BONDST for three where he has success
fully treated and all Diseases of the Lungs Liver
&c. and they continue to be there only Dr.
la. no other office in NewYork lie viii be at his rooms
No y Bonds, NewYork, u'ual, every Tuesday omy'
from u until O'Clock p. (advce fieel but LIS meai
cine. may be obtained there 1t all times
DE- sCHENCK will also continue to make hs usual v'''
TO Boston, Bsmore and other cities All letters 'houa Nv
addressed 10 Dr. J. H. sCHFNCK'S Principal ohce north
a., co,,., Of Sixth and CommeTcest Philadelphia Beware
- NM.
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UNITED STATES 1880 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES, $3.50, 900, 900.

By authority Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury the under
signed the General Subscription Agent for the sale OF United
States Securities offers to the public the third series OF Treas
urv Notes bearing seven and three enhs per ceu interest per
annuin, known as the
7.30 LOAN.
These notes are issued Of July u.s. 1865 and
payable three years from hst date in currency CON
veItibe at the option Of the holder into
u. S. $40 PER CENT GOLD-BEARINa BONDS.
These Bonds worth handsome premium, and are
exempt as are all the Government Bonds from STATE County
and Municipal Taxation, ,chieh adds from 10 three per
cent per annum 10 their rae according to the rate levied
upon other property The interest payable seniannuay
Inv attached to each note which may be cut Oh and
sold to any bank or banker
THE INTEREST AT 7.30 PER CENT AMOUNTS TO
ONE CENT PER DAY on A...........S3O NOTE.
Two CENTS PER DAY ON A..........S1OO NOTE.
Ten CENTS PER DAY ON A..-.-..-.Sooo NoTE'
TWENTY CENTS PER DAY ON A......s1,OOO NOTE.
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY on A-,.-....S3,OOOE NOTE
Notes of ali tho denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of Nfescriptions'
The Notes hisrd Series tfe precisely similar In form
and privileges the Sevenhrties already sold except tha
the Government reserves itself the option OF paying inter
in gold coin at per cent instead oil So IN currency
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up 10 jury
18Th at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the of the Third series OF the Seven
hirties will commence the Is. Of June and viii De made
promptly and continuously after that date
The slight change made in the conditions Of this THIRD
SERIES affects only the matter Of interest The payment III
gold made will be equivalent to the currency inteTesto
the higher rate.
The return specie payments in the event oil when only
viii the option pay interest gold be ayaied Of would so
equaze prices that purchases made with six per
gold would fully equal those made with seven and
threetenths per cent in currency. Thisis
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government and its superior advantages
make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
Less than $3.50 OF the Loan authorized by Congress
the market This amount at the rate at which 1t
being absorbed will all be subscribed for within sixty days
when the viii undoubtedly command premium, as
has uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
10 other loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section OF the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan, the
National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers throughout
the country generally agreed receive subscriptions at
par Subscribers will select their agents in whom they
have confidence and who only be responsible for the
delivery Of the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent
No ia South Third-st..
May IS 1855. Philadelphia
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MARRIED..

BRAINERD-DlLKS-On ThuTsday. May IL, al the I'M;
teenths Presbyterian Church. by the Rev Dr. BurchMd
Mr. DYER Brancrd Miss Agnes NJ Dhks eldest dan h'ef
OF George W. Dilks all of this city.
DUFFlELD-SHlPMAN-On Tuesday evening May 10 o'
81 Andrews Church. Mortified. Conn, by the 1t hev
Bishop Williams. Rev ;. hrln.fd Duied. Rector oil Hon
Chuch North Bradford, and Eliza eldest daughter oil III
George Shpman Of Chicago, ILL., No esid'.
JFyFRFIvr -LOCKWOOD-At Binshauon ". Y. on
Tbufsday May 49, by the Rev George A. Boadman JOSIAH
S. Lrveett OF NcwYof end Anne NJ, daughter OF Tue
Rev Peter Lockwood OF Binghamion, n. \.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Newark. y. j.. on Weines
day Nay H. by the Rev. Charles =. Chand oI Ohaiir,
Waterman Of Brooklyn ~ Y, and Erina H. L. AhhtoeA OIL
the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20

Ven C,uuot Have N Uenlthy Constitution while
YOUR BLOOD il impure. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
purges the system Impurities and stimulates the VITA organs
10 and healthy action eIpeus disease and rsto
ins tIe health LIFE SYRUP rapidly cures disease which
are caused by InPUKK BLOOD; scroiuis, or hngs lsa
Tnmor. Od Sores. Ulcers Blotche-. EruptionS fiHpo-
Boil. Fryspeas, letter Salt Kheum, 81 An'hSny' rnc
Scsd Head Ring Worm Generous 1umor, sort -,
hi ana ali fou diseases Disease of the Heart fAipa
ION Dyspepsa Liberation Of bone. OF %. Nose HcHp S
Fsre Use CONSTITUTION LIFE sfkuF ana yon WI po
,i.i Al rs r,pidty ia removing thesc dsese IL esyrs
The Mood pure the clear and tho system "ee
from disease. Sold BY all Druggists ,,., -, rt,.
G.n.rL Ascnt. No. ~ llin.st., y. \.
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ADVERTISEMENT

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs-A sure cure for these
distressing complaints is made known In Irea,se
on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations. published
oJ DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription WIS tut
nshed him in such proydenal manner that ne can
not conscientiousy refuse to make it known IS mas
cured everybody who used it, never having JAILED IN
single case II is equally sure In cases OF as as VI
Dyspepsia; and the Ingredients may be iound IN any
drugstore Sent TO all on the receipt OF fve cents
20 prepay postage. Address Dr. o. PHELPS bho"N'
No 10 Grand.st., Jersey City, New-Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20

The CRRAT FIRE
liz RIcHsoSD, VA.
April ,. 1865.
one THOUSAND BUILDINGS BuhSkp.'
iIyRRiSG's PATENT CHAMPION SAb
FoUR DAYS IN THE FIRE
PRrsyRyEs Books PAPERS. MONEY &C. IN IsH'hof
ORDER - . 900.
RicHxoSD Va May u.s. 1865.
Mxssps HERRING Co.-Ce1ts The HERRING IA1Lsr
CuAYpIoy sAYg which purchased from yon III 'ne
~ mil 1860 passed safely through the late erge eohAsa
n r. tb city which destroyed loo buildings on the
ed Of April last, upon Il. evacuation -, ..-
Our store was situated Ihrteenthst ana I'D te cst
Of vast tiei Of confagraon The SAYR was enVroleu ~
eua snd hurried by ruins. Our sore was hrd WIN
rc.,es tobacco Sc while IA the second story iinhen
Civ over the SAyE 200 bushels OF recthed chhooa
The heat 80 intense that when attempted TO get AZ
the SAFE two DAYS after the ire our wofkmen were COM
PEELED to de.is, .., l., ~, - . hmm
; and when opened happy to testify that your Srh
roved itself FIRE Pn0oY" indeed Our books paIer'
money and entire oil right and TO our pr"ec.
,s,,sction We would inquire If the old sAFh OF any use
90 Won and how we can exchange for ancw one FROM our
experience here would trust none but iikhEiN6
PIoS. <, |" - ", raao, =, vps
UEReiyG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE fhooP oArfsi A.
o., he Counting Room for the Dwelling House Tor the
Church for Books and Papers generally HE Ao'' "AN
mi PROTECTION IRON fIRg NOW KNOWN
UYKRINo q co.'s NV PATENT CHAMPION
BURGLAR PRooY SAFES,
WrrH HERRING & fL0YD's PATENT CRYsTALLitkD IhoS
The ouy m now known which VIII resist busei ais'
''' HERRING Co,
No 25l BRoADwAY, COR MURRArsr
FARRELL, HERRING Co.
PHILADELPHIA
HERRING L Co.,
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IAdvertisement.l
AuVtflIstlItIl'I
ITCH ITCHl ITCHi

fINHs IIVH
SCRATCH SCRATCH SoRArCHi
BLANKS ITCH CERATE
will cure the Itch in thiry.sx hours also cures scald
Head Old Sores and all Eruptions al we Ssni con
DEMas BARNES & Co., No. q Park-row, and all Drug
&ists IN New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20
DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MAY 90 1seWTH
ROBERT S. NEWTON, M. D.,

ROBERT S. NEWTON, M. D.,
PRovxssoR SURGERY AID CLINICAL MEDICINE
In the
YcLEcrrc MEDICAL CoLLsaE OF CINCINNATI,
isnow
PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED
in the City Of NewYork and gives especial atenonto
SURGERY AND CHRONIC DpEAsxs
CANCER CURED.
Dr. Newton has examined and treated Four HUNDRED
CASES or CANCER by the Eclectic Method Of treatment dis
covered first practiced by himself with almost unvsiug
success.
Office No % Eas. Eshteen.hs, first door west Of Broad
way Hours for Office Consultation from to 10 m. and
10 p. ID. every day
ATTENTION CALLED, FOR rHR BESEyrr OF PHYSICIANS
OF THE ToLKcrlo SCHOOL OF PRACTICE AND OTHERS IN
to the
LIST on MEDICAL WORKS
PROF ROBERT s. NEWTON. NJ. D.,
UNDER 1nE HEAD OF New PUBLICATIONS,
on another age Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20

ROBBED OR Nor, AS You PLRAsE--six year,
experience without falnre seventeen
in three weeks. T.. HOLMES NO 40 oi0"u""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20

JEPFERs', No 553 Broadway, is the BEST place
TO buy Ladies' and Chillrens Boots and SHOES. he
selling at about one-haf last years prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20

Furniture.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF the latest styles. consisting of ,
PARLOR, DINING.ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES.
In Walnut and Maple retailing at Manufacturers
mice. at r. kRu1ISAS
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
No.. s-j and 10 East Houston.st,
Between BoweTy and secoIdsve
All goods warranted
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fAdyertisementl

INuVtTtlStuentI
NINE. DEMOREST'S IMPERIAL DRESS ELE-
SAToRs Tor raising the dress in graceful folds and let
ting 1t down at viii. Price 70 cents No. 473 Broad.
way and at all the trimming stores Sent post free.
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Mrs. S. 4. ALLEYS

Mrs. S. A. ALIENS
wont,s HAIR RzsroREn DREssIys ARRESTS TIM FALL
AND NEVER PALS RESTORE GREY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL
COLOR AND PRODUCE LUXuRIANT GROWTH
GUARANTEE OF WORTH AND MERIT
REV NJ THATCHER n w.York IN letter says One yesf
aro NV hair was very gray and falling used Mrs. D N
Aeus World Hair R.stoTer according to directions, nnd
my hair is restored to ito natural COLOR ana mas ce
TO fall"
REV Jouy E. RoBIE Buffalo 81 have used both the ne
soier and the Hair Dressing ana consider them
They have restored ng gray mar 70 i' o'ig'"d' 'o'
For sale by ali Druggists.
Wholesale and retail depot, No ls8 Greenwichst n 1.
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LORDS Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned i39 BroOmest COIL
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Gperial Notices.
" All He Wanfs.v

We have now all the business we want or can DO IN 'ne
teeth except when the weather unpleasant
This bushes. We have built up by performing just what we
promised We agree to take out teeth w'th the Laughing
gas. without pain and do ~ Nine enh' of our patients
to u, because they have somebody who has been
before Many dentist. send their patients because they
know we make the gas fresh every day. and because no acct
dent has ever happened etabhmen say to PATIENTS
lf we do not draw your teeth without pain Will charge
Won nothing for the operation" We onen give the gas 10
children and year. Of age to extract teeth or pierce the
ears Those having many teeth to extract would save time IN
waiting by calling aud securing particular houf
p.uay dnw ffo. 10 10 l6 teeth with dose Of gas
G.. q. COTTON, Cotton Dental Association.
No 10 Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20
Humphreys's
IIONi1cOPATHIC SPECIEICS

Have royed from the most annie experience entire snc-
cess simple efficient and reliable They are the only med
cnes perfectly adaptedto popular use-so simple that
.nnot h. made In ung them harmless TO BE- Tree rom
duter and so Efficient be- always reliable They nave
rs,ed the highest commentator from al and viii always
render satisfaction -
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ADVERTISEMENT
CORyS. BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARIe No 700 Broadway
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An Unfortunate Publisher:
AN EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON

An EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON !
ph,h b.xirs n announce az ready today batch OF
new books and being absolutely unable to supply the
everv copy out Of enormous editions been sold before e
day of publication!
SUCH is HOWEVER TIE FACT
Every one of the following books although published this
day."
OUT OF PRINT.
Thousands and thousands having been already sold
FAIRY FINGERS-A novel by Mrs. Anna Cora
Richie ae Mrs Mowa the celebrated and author
HUGH WORTHINGTON-A novel by Mrs. Mary
Holiness the author Of LENA Rivers" "Tempest and Sun.
shine" etc.
SUPERIOR FISHING-A sporting work by Robert
Roosevelt President of the New-York Spotsmans Club
author Of The Game Fish Of the North etc.
".
ST. PHILLIPS-A new novel by the author Of +" Rut-
ledge" "The Sutherlands" Frank Warrington" "Louie,
etc
MARY BRANDEGEE-The sensation "woman's
novel," that every one is talking about,
LOVERS AND THINKERS-A novel for people who
think a we'll as read
The unfortunate Publisher begs to add that while he will
be delighted receive orders for the above excellent selling
books Ito be delivered editions can be pre-
psre he supply any copies aud there h there
fore, no need OF coming for them to
CARLETON, Publisher, New.York.
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The CELEBRATBD PIANO-FORTEs.
Wa KSABE Co.'S
PIASo.FoRTR WAREROoEs
No. $50 BRoADwAH
up Stairs)
SQUARE PIAsos
UPRIGHT PIAsoA
splendid assortment Of the celebrated Knabe" Pianos
of every STYLE in Grand Square and Uprgh.s will always be
found In the new, spacious warerooms,
No. go BROADWAY
The Knabe" Pianos have received the most cordial test
monas from the highest Of the musical world such
THALBgne GorrscuALk sArrKR. srRAKoscn. Murio. An
scHuT. and many others
J. BAUER Co, Agents.
No go Broadway.
up stars)