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AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.

Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner Of Agri.
culture, is supplying all the Southern mem.
bers Of Congress with seeds; and also furnish.
ing his report for distribution throughout the
Southern States.
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ANEW BILL.-A bill will be introduced short
ly after the holidays, for the reorganization of
the Medical STAFF of the Army, in which it Is
said. preference will be given to meritorious
ofScers of the Volunteers.
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l. kKP W II M
Fine MERINo UspERsHIRTs from a to As
nc hes.
fips MERINo DRAWERS from % to y inches.
Comprised in part Of
msrin". Shetland white and red FLANNEL,
Tthbed sDf plain. white and cotersd Canton Flan-
mel sns other kinds Of SHIRTS and DRAwERs;
20 am Offering Drawers frsm o. Per pair up, and
GEO. q. HENNIEG.
eS = - corner 7th st. and Maryland ave.
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, Dec. 22.-Cotton quiet at sla52c
Flour advanced cents. Wheat quiet Corn
firm. Beef steady. Pork steady. Lard quiet
Whisky dull.
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BILLS TO SUPPRESS SMUGGLISG.-The Treas
ury is now engaged in preparing bills for the
more efectual suppression of smuggling on our
northern frontiers
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Bushes, Revival I'm Ch,r,..,

nustness heNiNai In Sharleston.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 20.-The Mills House. ,r
this city, was opened to-day for the first tim,
since the commencement Of the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-22

~ From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, and from J. Shillington, Odeon Build.
ing, we have early copies of Harp>r's Magazine
for January. A capital number for the new
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CAUCUS OF SOUTHERN MrMRrRs

CAUCUS OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS.
A caucus Of all the Southern members now
in the city was held evening before last, at
which they resolved to 20 home and remain
until after the 4th day of March, 1866.
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RECEIPTs FROM CusrnMo

RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS.
The receipts from customs at the following
ports for the month Of November last are =
Boston, 81 ,554, 4G352; New York, 1895, 922 90:
Philadelphia, S435 61259; Baltimore, sa72,052 43.
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PRIvATEERS FITTING OUT.
II is reported that information has been re-.
ceived here of the fitting out Of one, and prob.
ably two, Gillian privateers at New York.
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IRON SAFES FOB SALE.
HerriDss Fire and Burglar Proof 81,
al n, to- .ss- 81
Two feet sinehes vide By feet inches high ct
SOC sth st., next to PenAa. avenue de Div
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S00 JOSEPH REYNOLDS 4 CO., Snn
I FILTERS.
All orders I'm the above branches OF eur business
attenf ed to promptly, and all work entrusted 70 us
warranted.
We have on hand the most beautiful style Of
GAS MIXTURES
In the city. Our patterns new, and recommeui
themselves. Call and see our Chandeliers Pea
dantsi Brackets, Portables, &C, &c.
OUR SHADES
are elegant consisting Of Photographic, Porcelain,
Mica, Tin, &c.
OUR GLASS GLOBES
are of the most costly and elegant cut, and cannot
fail TO please every variety OF taste.
OUR RANGES
are OF the most approved patterns and give uni.er
sal satisfaction
Will our friends Who need our services or AZ. in
want OF any of the above articles give as a call at
No. 800 9Th street, near Ponna avenue.
de L. colin JOS. REYNOLDS co.
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Pr WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS OF

dated August Is, 1880, and duly recorded in LiSer
So,a: q Me- 9S, f9iiSs r. &c; one Of the land
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1855, Of
O'Clock p. m. Lot No. 2 and Lot No. s. Of subdi-
vision OF No. 2. in square numbered south Of asre
4s as recorded in the Office OF the Surveyor of the
said city and district, situated between Virginia
Island. ''
Terms: One third cash; the residue In six twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving his ar
her notes for the deferred PAYMENTS satisfsctoriy
endorsed and bearI interest from the day of sale
and secured by deed Of trust On the premises
deed given and deed Of trust taken
purchaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
i've days from the day OF sale the Trustee
the right to sell the said property at the risk
and coat of the defauting purchaser, giving two
day - notice in the Evening Star.
$50 on each lot will be required Of the purchaser
before leaving the grognd,
de q atsw&ds w L. WALL co. Aucts.
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THR RECOMMENDATION

I'hH hECOmmkhDAIlON.
young man to this city came,
In search Of situation,
ne ne, vent Ss 81 the ,;. city all .sTosssd,
which caused him trisuiatios.
And ssid that Clerk. K. they ssnssd none;
The young man SAID, psrnanon
Mo s.a. f Sin 1N ss1 Fl "a bRo
Also an invitation
To come ~ :. their Ca. Hall Store, Store,
On s: TsIa met s,rs his .p 1SSe
And bousht himself suit Of Clothes
or Palmer's fabrication.
SEQUEL.
Again he went the city around,
Also situation. .. ..
He wa; $50 50 nicely nc dressed shsy Al
II was his recommendation.
SMITH, BROS. CO,
ME RCHANr TAILOBs.
OAK HALL,
de22h 464 Seventh street.
pENNsYTh rVSs 4 AVE- WV. wMIasAHhISSaroN,
Has received Hsrpers Magazine, Atlantic Month:
.f..hiOn: LIE Bon Ton, and all the other Magazines
sH1II1sa aAASsss 3 bE fEkGEIi ron 1866.
yaluaes pocket companion for, registering
e. diary every day in the Year. , cssn
so: sss B Bsss s2s
Folders Tablets; Penwipers, Purse Bonds, Paints,
Boards. and everything in the Book and Stationery
sHILLINGfON's Bookstore,
corner Al street and
DC TN Pennsylvania ave., Washington.
RAFFLE FOR 500 TURKEYS.
RAFFLE FOR TURKEYS
will be held at the
UNION HOUSE, 7TH STREET,
opposite the
PATENT OYrICE,
THIS EVENING and I O. MORROW EVENING,
commencing at O'Clock.
de 2 a' WIN. sCHwING
A LEXANDERs CLOTH GLOVES.
English Tnlbury, French Castor and Kid, Kid
Lined, Cloth Lined and gnlined, Genuine Buck.
Thread, fine Ringwood, Dog Skin, &C.. &C., all for
gentlemen, at
GEO. O. JENNINGS,
de q 2t' cor 7th street and Md. avenue.
MOSCOW BEAVER OvERCOATs,
Together with full line of other kinds, which I
am Offering low. Cashmere Suits from SIS to SO.
As am about to make change in the manner of
conducting my business, L am Offering my entire
stock at low figures.
GEO. c. HENNING.
de Pa cor. 7th street and Md ave.
MADAME DELARUE would respectfully An.
1!i nounce to the public that she has Just opened
NJ her new store, in the old stand, handsome and
very complete assortment of French Fancy
Goods. such as: Choice Evening and BOnnet
fI9rers, Chantilly, Guipure, Valenciennes Point
AND Ciang Laces,-the latter entirely new ar
Iicle; Ribbons, Beltings, Dress Trimmines and
snttons; Jet Steel, Pearl, Ivory, Gilt, and every
ether style Of ornaments; Gabrielle Belt Buckles,
Opera Hoods; Grecian Headdresses; Illusion
Waists and Capes; Infants Robes; Embroidered
and Balmoral Skirts; Linen. Embroidere cd and Lace
sets OF Collars and Cuffs; Empress Collars; Lace,
Embroidered and Plain Hankerchiefs; Long and
Short Wells Veil Nets, Bareges and Grenadines:
Feathers of all kinds; Imported Bonnet Frames;
Derby Hats; Nets for the hair, in great variety;
hid and other Gloves Evening fans; Choice
Fancy Articles, suitable for presents; Perfamery;
Combs, Brushes, &C., &c, all of which Leinz OF
the latest importation and choicest selection The
attention Of the ladies is earnestly invited
236 Pa. avenue, between 18th land 18th streets
N; B:-A large assortment Of Joavin's Gloves
for ladies' and gentlemen. now expected from the
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WANTED-A BOY who can set type Apply q,
W the Spectator Office, 3S2 street, bet. 18th
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Persons In want of the above Articles can d nd AZ
my store large and complete stock, together with
all the requisites sKch Is TASsELS, CORDS
NAILS, RINGS, &C.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
10 requested to my stock Of WALNUT FRAMES
for Portraits, Wreaths, lair work, &c, which ek-
ceeds in variety and excellence any stock In the
city.
A large and varied assortment OF PAPERHANG-
INGS. WINDOW SHADES, GILT CORNICE
&C, always on hand, and receiving weekly adj
Paper hung by experienced workmsn and pic
lures framed TO order in any sty lie desired
R0THROCK, 432 7th street.
no Is eotjaH Opposite Patent Office.
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n o 7 c E.
During the immense rush last week 20
EEILBRUN's BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
ssentienan left fnsDpId headed cane there. The
owner will please CALI prove property and take it
away. L. HEILBRUN BRO,
de 20-a' 500 Seventh street.
452 sk'kNrH STREET, 452
OVAL AMP SQUARE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-22

" y T U h b 4 Ck ER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULAToR,@9
EsTAs IN 1855.
Connected during ten with the Piano Store OF
John +. Ellis, Ess., and known ~ Tuner
for Chickering 4 Sons
ORDERS NOW RKCEIvKpAr
DEMPSEY 0T00LES, Engravers and Sta
uoners, &C., 500 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
+. c. REICHENBACHS Piano Rooms
no q sn 49s 18th street, near Pa. avenue
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the risht 10
Y sell the manure Of Center Market until Aarcs
81 1856, will be seld to the hi CHEST bidder for cash
on SATURDAY, December s0th. at IL . clock m
AZ Clerk Office. The manure will be raked in
away daily, under forfeiture Of purchase money
and the rightto said manure.
de 70 eo6t Clerk Center Market.
TIE BOWS REVIEW FOR JANUARY. IsSS
II New Series.
Contents:-Future Of the United States; Future
OF the South; The PRESIDENTS plan of Recousruo
9. y. Holmes; Contributions Of the South The
National Debt; New Orleans; Our Mexican Fren-
tier; Future Of Negro Population; Security fer
Capital; The South, Its Duty and Destiny; Pesce
md War; Paper Currency; Opening New Fields Of
Emi grafton; hite Emigration 10 the South.
subscription Ss per year.
DRoFs. j. W. a II. P. KkEIs' DANCING
II ACADEMY.
PARKKRs HALL.
Pennsyl vanfa avenue, between 9Th and 7th stA .
Oppssita Mefronalftso Hotel
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MoSsyIlEIgIRx AL J3n woL0wskI, PI

NTONSIkVh ALEAANUEb W OLUWBKI, PIC
Nl AE!Sr AND VOCALIST, so we'll known -
In Washington and who has brought cut some}
plifed system. has accepted an engagement fer the
Paris Exhibition. Consequently this will be his
any person having only slight knowledge 81 music
will be enabled In very short time to read and ex
As to the vocal part By his way Of vocsls alton he
arrives at the most rsordnsry results Monsieur
edge OF Time. By his new INVENTION, which will be
exhibited In Paris. All those wis wish to become
call ct his residence No. 371 Pennsylvania avenue
opposite National Hotel. Hours OF reception are
from II Q. N. 70 D and from TO D. m de Is II
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Just received another supply OF pure APPLE
CIDEkst kGAN 4 P4RRIES
s1Stf corner Of . sad Oh streets,
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DRoFs. J. W. II. P. KkEIs' DANCING
Il ACADEMf,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and TN Sta
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.

Those desiring TO enter can de 80 now, q We are
continually forming new classes. the quarter "A
commencing with the FIRST lesson. ALI in ~
formation In regard to terms, &c, can be had ~
BY applying a. above.
Days aad Hcsrs Of Tsitio~:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, wednesday And
SATURDAY Afternoons, from s to s o clock
>, For Gentlemen, Tuesday aud Friday evenings
Practicing Assemblies every Thursday evening.
,Pnvsfe Instruction given TO suit convenienos Of
Circulars can be bad at J, =. Ellis; Philp A
Solomons, and other book and music stores al.e
by applying at the Academy during the houre on
RON 10 q. m. TO y. m, from to and TO no D m .
or during the hours Of tuitfop ~
note addressed to me Acadeny viii vnsst vith
prompt attention. oo ar
ERoM PARIs.-Kluber-Droit DIES Gems. De
u CuseSIDictionnaire ds Diplomatic ct du Consul
Wsiss-Cods dg Droit Maritime Internationai.
vols. Felix ct ngeaf-TrAite du Droit Inter-
natonai Priye. yols, Canchy-Droit Mariiims
du Consult n r Moreuil-nsnuel des Agents Cor,
Martens7Guide Eiplomatiques, 2 vols. De Clsrca~
Iormulaire des Chancelleries, 2 vols. Moreuii-
Dictionnaire des ChaBcelleries, 2 vols. wheaton,
Elements du Drsit international, 2 vols Wheat
on Historic des Progress du Droit des Gems vols
No 10 IRANSk TAYLOR.
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SHILLIN0TON'S DIARIES FOR 1866 are
- comgle,e as usual. A valuable pocket com pan
lou with all the desirable conveniencies Of Day
Book. - ~'
The Ply sicians visiting list for 1856
illustrated Juvenile Books.
Beautiful Picture Books for the young
large assortment of splendid colore@Toy Books
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
OF ell styles and at the very lowest peces and Of the
best quality for the prices charged.
lie Bon Ton for January containing rsport Of
price IS cents.
Atlantic Monthly for January, price IS cents
Cooley Lady 3 Rock for January
All the New Books, Magazines and Newspapers
published. received Immediately afterwards and
for sale at SH1LLNGTONS Bookstore.
de cost Corner AZ ct. and Penua sy
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CARL!LE's lredericktAs Great, vol. s. Prison
" Lille - the Ssoth, By Lieut.; A. Q; Abbott.
HRAHCK TAILOR,
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OEE.HALF THE ORIGINAL COST.
Also, BED COMFORTS, LINEN SHEETS.
Green WINDOW SHADES, &c.,at
No. sos Ninth street,
de ls-ln' next to Perry Dry Goods Store.
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GS0 B W A D.
MARE STOLEN
On Tuesday night, 18th December, was stolen
from the stable of the subscriber. on Washington
Turnpike, three fourths mile east eff Laurel Mary
land. tformer residence of MIR. Geo Wheeler i n
part blooded BAY MARE, with Saddle and Bride:
about twelve and half hands high, small white
blaze in Il forehead; right hi nd foot white ANAL
head; we'll formed; good action; about six years
old, and with fosl The above reward will be D Aid
for the Mare and arrest of thief or & 30 for the
Mare. VIM 7 STETGER
de 20 81
nOG LOST-On Thank sgiving Day a liver
- colored and white pointer PUP. ANY person
returning him to 500 It'll street, under Odd Fell
lows Hall, will receive q suitable reward
de l5u KF PAGE
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" A TIVE @ RIA p Z s /.

Il
One ton Of ISABELLA, on CONSIGNMENT I'm lsreH
and small boxes, at prices TO suit every enc, At
de cn RING BURCHEtLN
Ct. TTMOTHY,S HALL.-Ths duties q this In
- stituton will be resumed on Sept. Is, 1855. Hor
forms &C, see catalogue End circular at the prfa-
cpai bookstores Of this city or address the Irf1-
a 81 Catonsviiic, IA.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU AND m
H PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and dsli-
cate disorders In all their stages, At little expsnss
no exp osure. It's pleasant in taste and odof in
mediate in Its action, and free from ell injarious
NJ OARD,
IN. p. HILLIR, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Once No oil 9th street west, near ReaA q avenue.
ysuld respectfully inform HIS FRIENDS and the pab.
lie generally tn 1t he ID new attending to al fea4
bus! Nest, such - Administering the Amnesty, g
veil - al other Oaths, drawing Leases, Dssds
Mill, Foyer q Attorney. Landlord and Tenant
Eotices, &C., DC. Legal advtcs givea In al 10
VParticular attention paid 70 the collection o
sbts and claims In general. % 3-tn
IMPOETAET TO LADIES AND GKNrLI-
y MEE-As the season for fashienAble parties 10
cspitSl e sfsts, that the only place 70 purchsss
n DnMONGkoT, corner Of d and 10th streets.
II 10 also proper TO state, thas the finest HAIR
DRESsIN6 In the latest sly le 10 done ct the ahovs
establishment Madame pemoneeot viii give pr
ssnal attention, ct her Hair dressing Rooa, -
above msntaoned; All orders for out door viii Be
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GkEAT CLOSING-OUT SALE =
NJ of
JEwELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER WARE,

SKATESW
The mest beautiful and best assortment in thu
city; yust from factory fer gentlemen ladies' eiris
and boys pleasure. and the most acceptable eres.
emit which can be made for The coming HOLIDAY Il
j. ID. EDMOND Co
DC 6-lm No. 81 3 It'll sfreet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05
Trade Restriction.

New YoRK, July 3,-0n the 10th of June,
this dispatch was sent West, from this city;
The Secretary OF the Treasury telegrapbs
to the Collector Of this Port The proclsms'
ton removes all restriction on products aud
on all trade, except in contrahand articles,
east OF the Mississippi Other dispatches
received in this city, also state that the 25
per cent drawback upon purchasers of cotton
is also abolished by the proclamation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05
Cincinnati NJ arKets.

CINCINNATI, July o. 1865.
The general markets plainly exhibited the
effect Of having no report from New York, in
connection with the celebration Of the Fourth.
Trade only referred to the immediate wants OF
consumers, and prices we're accordingly in no
case changed from what they have lately
BEEN The only articles that seemed to have
any greater strength was Wheat, which was
6rmer at 81 20 for choice Red Choice white
is rated at 81 so, but, though scarce it is in
only moderate demand
Corn is quiet at 63a65c for mercha antable
Ear That which is sound and fit for shipment
is worth 5s8c more.
Oats are held with some 6rmness at &c,
with foir demand at toe
Rye will not bring over SOC though held al
&c higher.
There is still no trade in Barley.
Flour stands almost precisely 80 last re-
ported. Choice superfue at So 25; Extra at
S. 75a6 90, with only moderate trade
demand.
Whisky is stil frmer 81 03 covered the
sales. but 81 05 is very generally asked by
those who have it on the market.
In Groceries there was but little done, aud
no change can be reported in reference to
prices of any article.
Cheese is dull az l6al7c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05

tbs FOURTH The National Anniversary
was not observed by any public demonstration
or celebration in Dayton The "loyar' men
made two or three fruitless efforts TO get up q
partisan celebration among themselves, but
these efforts having failed, the matter was
dropped. The inierense is that "loyAlty" in
Dayton now-"intence" as it was claimed TO
be some time ago-has ''lost its grip" There
is'b enough of it left to even get up re-
spectacle Fourth of July celebration
There being no public celebration our citi-
zens were left to observe the day and the oc.
casion 10 accordance With their own tastes
and ideas. Consequently there we're nuner-
ous, Pic Mics, Fish Mics, Pleasure Parties,
&c. Large numbers left the city at an early
hour, and spent the day in the beautiful
groves in our vicinity.
The Cotillion Party, and the Pic Mic Of
the young men of Holy Trinity church. oOcu'
pied the County Fair Grounds. Both we're
largely attended, and had any amount of
pleasure and healthful enjoyment
The German Shooting Society had spen.
did time ct Edgar's Grove, south of the city
Among the various kinds of recreation was
trial at target shooting" We have not
learned who was the victor.
The HberniaR Society had large gather.
ing at Perrine's Grove north Of the city, and
very pleasant time
AT all these places the best order was pre-
served, and nothing occurred to mar the pleas.
ures Of the day.
The younS men connected with this office
were the snvited guests of the Hbernian
Society, aid received the kndest and most
courteous attentions Of the Society, for which
they desire US to return their sincere and
heartfelt thanks.
We are also pleased to state, that quiet and
good order prevailed throughout the city dur.
ing tho day. Nothing occurred to disturb the
peace or in any way impair the reputation of
the city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05

WAsHINoroS, July 2.-Delegations have
arrived from Richmond bringing numerously
signed memorials to the President, praying
the reconsideration Of the CLAUSE 10 the Am
nesty Proclamation, excepting from it's ben
efits all persons worth more than 10000.
Seventy applications for pardon primer
pAlly of Virginia, recommended by Governor
Pierpout, were received today by the Pres
dent The applicants, including several wo
men, are nearly all Of the $4,000 class
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05

FARM WEATHER The Fourth, as usual
Excessively warm indeed we never knew
one Fourth when it showed. That was in
y, while Hon, Henry Clsy was making a
ech in Lebanon. Yesterday was we'll cal.
,ted to light up the patriotism of every
hman throughout our broad Uniou, At
ht o'clock the thermometer rose to s5 and
noon stood al 10 in exposed situations
fious devices were made 10 keep cool
be of our patriotic citizens imbibed freely,
this only aggravated their thirst; and the
be whiskey they drank the more they
fted. They generally go, under cover by
{day. Other people, more considerate,
within their own domicls and took no
atbic doses of ice water They took
gs cody, and managed 10 keep tolerably
We spent the day in doors with select
ofour fat friends; laughed moderately
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05

HoMGoPHATHIc MEDICINES The Homo
oPathio system of medical practice has be
come one ofthe fixed institutions Of Amsri.
can society, 1t can hardly any longer be
considered an experiment. DR.. Humphreys.
whose advertisement appears in our columns
this week, has long and successfully given his
attention to the preparation of specifies for
the various ills which Aesh is cir to, aud is
placing them in the reach of all who may wish
10 test their virtusG- DunksrE Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05
I'M DYSPEPSIA

Aud train OF symptom acts lik
A CHARM than medicine. There is nothing in the
whole rAna Of MateIa Medica that can for moment
bear comparison with II in this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may bafound
in the eleventh edition Of the United States Dispens
story, pages 1887 and 1888.
A series OF experimental in which Dr. Bull has been
for years engaged has Just been brought to success
fuI termination, and he is enabled TO ofer TO the
public co combnation o. CEDRoN with other approved
toncs, the whole preserved in the hest quality OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is conf
dent has equal in the world
He night furnish a volume Of cerhhcates. but the
public have long since learned to estimate such things
by their true value The safest plan is for every one
totestfor himself the virtues Of a new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05
By Telegraph.
LATEST NE Ws.
stanton 10 leave the Cabinet.

NEw YoRK, July 3 The Sunday Mercury
publishes Washington dispatch that Secre-
tary Stanton will leave the Cabinet on the 18th,
and mentionss Preston King as probable sue.
cessor, which would make It necessary for
Secretary Seward to retire. The Tribune
takes the occasion to cay that Secretary Sew
ard long since, notified President johnson Of
bis wish TO be relieved of his official cares and
duties, at the earliest day consistent with the
demands Of public service.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-05

NV YoRK, Jnly 5.

Stocks better,a and not active. Money quiet
Reading 9s Gold opened l4l closed
at lao Erie 79i U. S 6s 81 coupons &
1861; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 10 ;
9 20s coupons lO4I do new issue 1884
1910 coupon registered 81 coupons,
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