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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. We loarn that
the train of the Dayton h Michigan Railroad,
while on ia passage to this city, this morning,
ran of the track near Tippecanoe, in conse-
ouence of the washing away Of some rails by
the heavy rains las; night. We understand
that tho fireman was killed, and the engineer
very seriously injured The passengers es'
capped without material harm. We give the
report as we received Il, bpt have no details
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
Special Notices.

pl-, We call the attention Of the public 10 the
A advertisement of Dr. O. W Roback's stom-
aoh Biuers IN another column. These Bitters have
become quite popular wherever used, and have re-
ceived n any encomiums Of pralae from those who
have been the recipients Of much benefit 70 dsor,
dsred system nom their use.- lansing (meh) Stats
Republican
Bee Advertisement a0dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

TnE POSTAL LAw,--The postal law, recent
ly passed by Congress, provides that letters
sent by private parties, es,-denominAted do
.neutic letters with the exception OF frank
ell and certified letters Of soldiers and mar
ines, and which are placed for the purpose oi
mailiugIin any post Office Of the United States,
shall be prepaid otherwise, they will be for
warded to the dead letter Office The act al.
90 provides that letters ION which the entire
amount Of postage has not been paid, will be
forwarded to their destination and charged
with the amount due, which must be paid OIL
delivery.
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Sewing

Is entirely noiseless
PATENTED DRNoE prevents its being turned back
wnrd
The PATEHrEp NgTpLE cannot no SGT wrong,
Tho PATENTED HEMnER AND FrLLER AND BRADrR
cannot be- set wrong
II truua faster than any other.
IL Will never drop stitch
It's the only practical Machine which ALI can use.
II does the finest and neaest work ever known, and
all varieties Of family sewing In the most perfect
manner.
No other machine takes the TWISTED LooP sTIIcn
II canuJt be adjusted or got out OF order
II uses the "R0rATtEa HeOE,n
Whatever the merits Of other machines, II 10 no
dsp ragemont 10 say the WILCOX Gibbs IL worth.
Tor amny use, double that Of any other ever offered
10 the public
The Gold Medal nj the American Institute, and nu-
morOus First Premiums VI state FAIRS, and NJ the
meetings OF Mechanical aud Scientific Societies all
over the world, are among its trophies.
1t is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World
CINCINNATI, 20 West 4th st.
Ri2daw3m
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N.,. York Stool nars.t

NRw YoRK, April l2,--stocks dull and
better; Gold closed at last Money
6, Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy l03,
Reading log; 500 coupons 1885, lO40S
coupons, 9lt; one year certificates SS
pons, l0ssi New York Central 993 Erie 6esi
United States skies Of 1881, registered, 1856
sixes of 81. registered, 1903; 2O's.registered,
1881; coupons l07t; fveS Of "a, coupons,
100, fVes of II, reg, l02; skies OF CT, coa.
pons, 1870; 500 coupons, new issue l07t,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

A FAyomTE REMEDY. We believe no med.
icine in the world has ever given such aston
ishing proof OF its efficacy az DR., HALLS
BALsAM. In cases OF severe Coughs, Bron'
chitis, and iucipient Consumption, this med
icine acts in the most prompt and agreeable
manner, restoring health when all other rem
edies have failed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

EAsBvILLE, April 1.-THE ferry boat Ken.
tucky plying between Nashville and EdgeGeld
while crossing the Cumberland this afternoon
became unmapag and driited against the
piers Of the Railroad bridge. Several persona
we're slightly injured.
The passengers were rescued by the steam
or Boonaciorn. The Kentucky soon after
sunk.
The river stands at two feet on the shoals.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

BGIy- We have called the attention Of our
readers to the virtues Of Dr. Motts Vegetable
Liver Pills These Pills possess peculiar vir-
tues being made Of vegetable extracts, which
render them more efficAcious, without introdu-
cling into the Stomach q surplus OF woody
matter, which only creates pain, without ben
efiting the person taking them Those who
have need to take Pills, can rely only on DR.
Morris VEGETABLE LAYER Pulls being all they
are recommended to be.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

Ho MRN or THE FoURTH WARD-There
will be meeting of the men of the Fourth
Ward on tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
Come out, as there is business Of great impor'
lance TO attend to. BY order ofth
COMMITTEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

Ivy Church will bold Fair at Beckel Hall,
commencing on Monday evening, May 22d,
to raise means to pay the balance Of the debt
against the church Wet are advised that il
will be d "big thing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

ACCIDENT AT THE CAR Factory While a
number of the worlfmen at the Car Factory
were engaged in carrying portion OF Car,
Yesterday, one end fit fell, iDjuring some
eight persons, two OF them very seriously
One Of them was badly injured in the spine
and his recovery is considered doubtful.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

A SPLENDID Piano, On Saturday next at
3P. NJ, CP Huber h Son will sell splendid
Piano at auction, at their auction rooms, No
$50 Third street II you wish fine and de-
srable instrument this will be rare chance
to get an excellent one
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

New York, April l2---Three thousand
workmen at the brooklyn Navy Yard are on
q strike, owning 10 a reduction Of fifty eents
per day on their wages
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
A voIoR FRoM YIoKspuRa,

"Dr. John Bnlii
"Dear Slr-I am happy n state 90 you that have
used your valuable oedfon Bltters, with greet benefit
10 myself IN general debility and proHratlOn of my
HyHten, produced by the unhealthy and miaamatin
lnnneDces ofthS Miasisslpp River and around Vlcks
burg, having been with General CHANTS army through
outits whole southern campaign. ! confidently re
commend its u 10 all persons who are exposed il
unhealthy climates, IL. w fOGLE,
"Agent U, q Sanitary Commission"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

Be5~ Do not forget DR TowSsLrY's INDIAN
TooTHAcHE AXonYEE. It is reliable for the
cure of toothache, scqrvy on gums, gnm-boils,
and renders the mouth healthy sweetens the
breath and beauties the gums
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

Our IMPRunENcg TnE CAUSE oF CoNsUMP-
TloN.-How many of us can date the cause
of our last sickness to either crowded room
and then coming out in the cold air or wear.
ing damp clothes, causing cough which
settles upon the Lungs, producing seated
pains in the chest. Aliens Lung Balsam will
check the disease, and restore health to the
system, il only used in time.
For sale by II D Carnell Also, by the deal
ers in Family Medicine generally.
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SPECIAL PERMIT.

UsIrED SrATEa OUsToM HoUsR,
NAsHynhE, TEssEssER, August ~, 1868.
Dr. John Bulls agent, Mr. -----, has permission 20
transport 10 the 'front.' via railroad pike, within the
Federal lines for tho use OF the army, ll0) QUE hun
dred and forty boxes Of Bulbs Oedroh Bitters,
j. II, DlLLIh,
Per WILLS. HALL,
Surveyor OF Customs.
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DAYTON April r2


FLoUR-Red wheat, Ss O0@ss so.
WHEAT--el rs.
CoRN-60@65
OATs-60.
RYE--Sl 90.
BARLEY--Sl co.
BEEF--l6@20,
BUTTER--30@36.
CHlCkENS--36@40.
EGGS-20o per doz.
ORocgRfEs--RErAiL PRICES.
TEASE 65.
CoFFEE-35@4Oc per pound,
SUGAR--l8@25
COFFEE SUGAR--26 por ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-26c per 10.
MoLAssEs--$l 4O9l 50@l copper gal.
lon.
RICE--l5e per h.
PoTAToEs.--Sl 25@l 90 pOr bush.
APPLES--S2 50@3 so,
LARD--22@25.
CHEESE .--25c.
STARCH--l2ho per 10.
S0APS-l5@l8c per ib
ToBACCo-sl 90 per ib.
SHoT-25@30c per ID.
LEAD-26c per n.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
corrected by H. o'Buen a Brotheri
TEAS-sl 2b@l 80,
CoFFEB--3l6435
SUGAR--l7@23
COFFEE SUGAR--20@2lo per h.
CRUSHED SUGAR-22@23c per h.
M0LASSES-$l 25G0l 80 per gal
RICE-l6c perl
LARD-20622.
CHEESE-23e.
STARCH-9(Dl0o per h.
SoAPs-l3@l7c per h.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

Bag-The Dayton and Miami Prss5yteries
(old and New school) are now in session
in this city--one in the Third street AID the
other in the Second street Church,
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IN DYSPEPSIA

And Its attendant train OF symptoms, acts more
A CHARM than medicine. There is nothing In the
whole range OF Matesia Medloa that can for moment
bear u comparison with II in this disease.
fili account Of this wonderful plant pay be found
In ths eleventh edition OF the United States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 and 1885.
A series OF experiments In which DR.. bu has been
for years engaged has Just been brought to success
ful Termination and he Ia now enabled 10 offer to the
public combination o. OEDROh with other approved
copper Distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he Ia conn
debt has no equal In the world.
He mi ght furnish volume OF ceruhcstes, but the
public have long since learned TO estimate such things
by their true value. The safest plan ", for every one
70 test for himself the virtues OF anew medicine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

CARRIAoEs AND BuoGiEs - orCarriagesa and
Buggies, go to j. Langdon 4 Brother, Nos
IL, 10 and Is East Fourth street, Dayton
malGdU
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sober Facts for Thinking PeO.
nle.

Year after year, for an eighth Of a century,
the Press Of the country has ohronicled the
beneficial effects of HOSTETTER'S SToM.
ACH BITTERS. Editors, authors, physicians,
merchants officers of the army and navy,
chemists, counselors, ministers Of the gospel,
in short, great cloud Of witnesses Of every
profession, trade and calling have testified to
its efficacy as u tonic and regulating medicine,
The names and statements Of these witnesses
have been published in the public prints.
Many OF them are well known TO the whole
public. Their testimony has never been
challenged or impugned. Upon evidence far
less weighty men are acquitted or condemn
ed by conscientious juries,
HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs is
not however upon trial 1t has been tried
and pronounced on the authority Of those
whose lives and health it has preserved, 9
pure, harmless, and eminently salutary prep
aration. Attempts have been made to riva
il. They have failed. Can It be necessary
to say why they have failed Ask the reeoV
cred dyspeplips, billions sufferers, victims o
fever and ague, and nervous subjects who
have experienced its effects, what they thinl
of it. ASK THEM and be guided solely by wha
they say. Sold everywhere.
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LoulsylLLr, Kr.. soplember 10, lsOs.

Ga the 22d Of July last submitted, through an
agent OF thne to the Medical Director Of the Depart
ment Of the Cumberland sample Qt gy geqlAn
alysis he found II mentorous, TO sanction aud ap'
prove Its use among our soldieu.
The following is the Medical Direct1r'a reply, and
also General Rosecrans permission TO ship 500 dozen
ut once, TO have II sold 60 butleTA - ..,
JOHN BULL,
tI am aauahed that Cedr0n Bitters will DO no harm
to any one, II taken properly and 10 moderation.
see no objection TO Dr. Bulls being permitted 10 dis
pose Ito Suffers. .,,,,,
"a. HENRY THURsT0N,
'Surgeon aud Medical Director. ID. C.'
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"sgrgeon aud Msdiesl Director. d.

"HEAbqUARTERA DEE'T OF TuR CpMpERILHp.
NASHVILLE, TEAKHsgEF, July "a, l06s'J
piDT. John Rull's agent, Mr.. -, has permisslon
10 chip 10 Nashville Tennessee, twenty-five Rros. Tor
800 dozOn) OF Bulls Oedron Bttsra for sale TO suters
IN the army only.
"Ths regulations Of the Treasury Department are
10 hecomplied with strictly.
"By command ofMaior General RoHeorans,
"WM NJ, MILES,
"Mdor aud Provost Marshal General"
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Valuable Property for Sale.

4 WILL sell AZ Public Auction, the premises, IN
the cits Of Dayton, on the 18th inst. At oelocl,
the homestead OF Dr. II. u, Langstedt. The lot l.
100 lee mont Third street BY hundred feet deep
10 alley, In addition 10 the family eaiden,e theFo
frame dwelling houses aad large brick once,
beautiful garden aud green house, containing great
variety Of choice fruit ana hardy n0wtrs. This u
desirable property, either for an Investment or for
occupation For hriher pariienlars enquire on she
premises, or TO J, y. DONALDSON,
AnetOneer and Real Estate Ageni, No, 70 Man
street. ANU
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YwtEurraE
Or. JOHN BULLS
Compound dCedrOn Bitters
Late.t bad Most ImpOrlantl DIsOOveFy

OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY - !
ATO fnap,s name Ia more intimately connected with
IN the history OF MATERGA MEUiOA Of the United
States or more iav0rably known ~ poneSr In Med
lcAl Discovery, than that OF
JOHN BULL, OF iloUIsyILLE, KENTUCKY
Hisinluitable preparation Of iHARsAPAHHLLA a
has ong stood ~ the head Of the various compounds
Of that valuable drug,
His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become q
household word throughout the West
and South. = His Worm LoE
enges, IN less than q year
| after their introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
AZ the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
WITHOUT A RIVALI

And Justly deserves the reputation II has 80 long en-
loyodin Central America aud the West Indies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
NINETEENTH CENTURY III

His sinimitable preparation Of isARHAPARHLLA
has long stood ~ the head Of the various compounds
Of that valuable drug,
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provisions, Messrs. Hart and Spillcr were
ennn;nted caid committee.

provisions, Mcssrs. Hart and Spillcr were
appointed said committee.
A bill was adopted by Mr.. Coghill.
from the Committee for Courts of Jus.
tice, providing for the protection Of Con.
federate currency from improper depre-
ciation by restricting the sale Of exchange
thereof at less than its nominal value.:-
Read first time and ordered to a Sc
cond reading.
House bills amending and re-enacting
the eleventh section Of chapter one hum
dred and thirty-two of the Code of Vir-
ginia, in regard to fiduciaries; also, an
act entitled " an act releasing from taxa
ton deeds required to be recorded Sc
cond time, where the county records have
been destroyed by the public enemy;
and Senate bill amending the second,
sixth and twenty y-second sections Of an
act passed March Z, 1852, entitled tan
act to amend an act entitled an act
amending the charter Of the town of Dan
VILE" were read the third time and
passed.
Mr.. Splitter introduced a resolution in
quiring into the expediency Of increas.
ing the compensation Of sheriffs and
other officers for conveying insane per.
sons from their homes to the asylum.
Secret business engrosScd the rest ol
the session.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at II O'Clock, and was
opened with prayer by the Rev. DR.. Dun
can.
The Speaker announced the following
committee On the message of the Presl-
dent relative to the arrest of Hon. Henry
S. Foote: Messrs. Clarke, of Missouri; 4;
Gilmer, Of North Carolina; Chiffon, OF
Alabama; Gholson, of Virginia, and
McCallum, of Tennessee.
The House passed Senate bill amenda-
tory Of the act providing for local defence
and local service.
Also, a Senate joint resolution OF
thanks to General Stand Waite, Colonel
Gano, and the officers and men under
their commands, for gallant military SER
vice.
The House also passed bill to pro-
vide for the payment of provost marshals
and military clerks.
Also, bill to increase the compensa-
ton Of the SUPERINTENDENT SO as to
give him the pay and allowances of a
colonel Of cavalry.
The House then took up for considera-
ton the exemption bill. Several attempts
were made to table the bill and recon-
NIT it to the Military Committee, but
they failed.
A clause was adopted exempting all
ministers Of religion engaged in the dis
charge of their duties on the 18th o1
February, 1864.
Also, an amendment to exempt all
mechanics and agriculturists over forty.
live years Of age, habitually engaged in
the prosecution of their calling, who
have eight white persons in their families
dependent on them, end all such persons
now in the army who would have beer
so exempted had they been at home.
Pending the consideration Of the bill
the House adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n@ THREE NEW Books THIS DAY.

4.
THE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP ON HIS WAY
THROUGH THE mountaineering who
robbed him, who helped him, and who passed
him by. By William NJ. Thackeray. author Of
"vanity Fair" etc, with portrait on steel, and
other illustrations. Price, $40.
CAN'T AND FIELD. Papers from the portfolio Of
an army chaplain. BY Rev. Joseph Cross, D.D.
Price, s..
THE STOLEN MASK On, THE MYSTERIOUS
CASH BOx. by wilkie Collins. Price, s..
BECENTLY PUBLISHED:
JOSEPH II. AND HIS COURT. From the Ger
man. -Four volumes. SIS.
JOHN MARCIIMONTS LEGACY. BY Miss
Braddon, authorcss Of "Aurora Floyd" etc.
s.s"This charming and interesting novel is, BY
"far Miss Bra1don's best and latest work." Price,
Sc. .,. - !
MACARIA; On, THE AFFAIRS OF SACRIFICE.
BY the authoress Of Z: Deulah."
..."This highly intellectual novel is now going
4" "througf it's twentieth thousand. 1t is highly
"praised by its numerous readers. It should be
tread by every male and female in the South"
Price, s6.
- Persons renting to US the advertised price,
win have them sent to any part of the Confederacy.
Address orders to WEST e. JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
ia lG-2t No. l45 Main street, Richmond.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at noon, and was
opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. Wood
bridge, Of the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Anderson, from the Military Com
mittee, reported bill to organize and
enroll the home guards for local defence.
The bill, on his motion, was read the first
time, and ordered to a second reading.
The Speaker submitted to Ia, House q
message from the Governor, taking
ground against the action Of the Legisla-
ture in exempting from military service
certain members of the reserve forces
upon the ground that their ages exceeded
that Of fifty years. The Governor insin-
yates in his communication that their
discharge was without warrant in the
Constitution. The communication was
laid ON the table and ordered to be
printed.
Pending the discussion Of the com~
muncation, the House went into secret
session, upon motion of Mr.. Deane, Of
Campbell.
When the doors were re.opened busi>
ness was resumed.
Mr.. Deane offered resolution to dis
band the battalion Of second-class mi
litia organized for the defence of the
city of Lynchburg, and to provide for
the organization, in better form, OF a
local force for the defence Of the said city.
The resolution was agreed to.
Mr.. Hunt submitted resolution, di-
rected to the Committee on Confederate
Relations, inguiring if more effectual
mode cannot be devised to secure the
speedy shipment to Confederate prisoners
of war confined in Northern dungeons of
packages sent them by their friends to
promote their comfort and well-being.
Mi. Castleman introduced a joint reso-
luton, addressed to our representatives
in Congress, calling upon them to urge
the passage of bill to mount and equip
the cavalry, and make that branch Of the
service more efficient. The resolution
was ordered to be laid over under the
rules.
Mr.. Hutchinson introduced q joint
resolution to encourage the production
of supplies, and recommending the re-
peal of all laws now upon the statute
books in relation to inpressments. The
resolution lies over under the rules.
The Committee on Propositions and
Grievances reported adversely to the
resolution of Mr. Hall, of Wetzel, in re-
lation to the opening of Capitol Square
gates.
The bill for the relief of Tucker Car
rington, of Mecklenburg, to allow hin
eighteen hundred dollars for slave
hang by sentence of the court, in addi
ton to one thousand dollars already ap
propriated, was taken up and lost, not
constitutional majority voting in favor 0
the bill.
The House, after the disposition 0
some other.susiness, adjourned.
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VIRGINIA LDGLSLAT TURE,
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.
SATURDAY. January "A. 18l

SATURDAY, January IA, 1865.
The Senate was called to order at noon.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. Jetcr.
Joint resolutions from the House Of
delegates, instructing our representatives
In Congress to urge the passage Of a law
asppropriating money to pay for borses
killed or unavoidably lost in the military
service, and providing for the appoint
ment Of joint COMMITTEES To examine
the accounts of the commercial agent,
were read by the Clcrk. The first was
laid on the table and Tho Inter 9ea
agreed to; when, in accogdancs with IL
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NOTICE.-Theo owners of licensed vehi-
IN cles, whether for private or public use, IN the
citv. are hereby notified that their license will have
To he renewed on the lst day Of February next All
vehicles must be brought to the City Hall for M
spection where my certificate can be obtained
without which the license cannot De procurec.-
please send the fee by The driver. The law requires
vehicles to be inspected four times year-January
April, July and October. Any person failing 70 2
comply with the ordinance will be liable 70 tine OF
not less than five nor more than twenty uonaIs.
Ia l3-3ts yOliN IALMAN, 4AePcccoI.
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DEMOVAL.-T'he Office of the MAN
IL CHESTER PAPER MILLS hasbeen removed
n the storehouse formerly occupied by HARVEi I,
TaMES 4 WILLIAMS, on Virginia street, south
Of Cary Cary, where the present agent. JOHN .. HAR-
VEY' viii he found. All orders addressed to him,
or to the undersigned, viii be promptly attended %.
RAGS bought, in small or large quanutleS' a' LUG
highest market price. uApyu,v
la ll-lm A. r. = :. ~. 1A<A-.s = : :.
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nOG LOST-FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
IL WARD.-A large POINTER, rhits e1sspt
as 70 his head and ears, which arc chiefly liver
colored-the LETT ono torn slightly; one small round
spot between the ears; tail siehfly shortened; /;
wen known in the city; called Bob = has been
missing for two weeks Some one had previously
stolen his collar, with my name on II, WIN pay .
liberal reward for any information concerning him,
discover him. A. JVDSON CRANE.
in 16-3te 51a.ss stf& 4&@tftg .
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e JUST PUBLISHED!
THACKERAY'S NEW NOVEL!
TIE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP ON HIS WAY
THROUGH TIE WORLD-shoTing who
robbed him, who helped him, and who passed
him by. By William NJ. Thackeray. Price, $40.
CAMP AND FIELD. Papers from the portfolio
Of an army chaplain. BY Joseph Cross, u. ID.
Price, S..
Sent, post paid, upon receipt Of price. Address
GEORGE L. BIDGOOD,
Publisher and bookseller,
ia l6-lt No. l6l Main street.
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# OST, somewhere: on Main or Franklin
i 4 streets, the SCABBARD OF A BOWIE
KNIFE. A liberal reward viii be paid for its re-
turn to the Dispatch office. ja l6--lts. !,