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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AVN
- FENCING. ANSS

CHEF QTal.sraau's 0ace, DspeG Of wasI,xxto..y
u,u. HGshtnstor; ID. C., December % 1855
VIII De sold a. public auction, On the PREMISE.
James M % Sl5eSOR O sTevet Iisqts9,Rt GOlsn
nary 4, lsfS, commencing at ~ O'Clock NJ the ta-
loving Described Government Buildings and Pen.
on Z, BETWEEN GOTH AND aIsr STREETS.
One % Shed, a. by 50 feet.
One lD Storehouss, BOZ by 40 feet.
One az Shed and Stables. ls by los feet
One "a Building, issS by ~ 81 feet.
One ~ Once, B1s by % feet
One % Building, Is by 20 feet
One Cd lot Fencing, los feet long, 3 feet high
ON ID, BETWEEN 21sT AND 22D sTRKH-s.
one I'D Mill, 100 by a3S feet
One tll Stable, q by 256 feet
One tlb stable. g by 2a4 feet
One tD Tool house, BY feet
ON K, BETWEEN DIST AND 22D sTREETs
One tl) Lot Of fencing.
ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN s1sr
AND 22D STREETS.
AT 22D STREET CORRAL, BETWEEN NEW
foRk AVENUE AND X STREET.
Ihree go Sinks. each by IL feet.
One % Lot Of Fencing.
onso, On G, sl NEAR R 2IsT STREET.
One I'D Woodshed. II by Is ieer.
One % Kitchen, 13h1 by "a feet
One az Tool house: by 20 feet.
One a. Sink. l. by l6 feet
One Cd Lot Fencing, liz feet long Z feet hieh
The buildings will be sid sinely, in the order
tn1 ard must be removed within fifteen days
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief QuartermAstsr,
DE 2S-bt Depot Of Washinrton
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EXHIBITION OF THE UNION CHAPEL Sun
DAY SCHOOL--A vocal and instrumental con-
cert and exhibition was given by the scholars
OF the Union Chapel Sunday School, in the
church, 10th street. IneariPen avenue,
last evening. a varied and interesting pro-
gramme OF music, Rotations and dialogue was
Presented, the performance of which was re-
esived with repeated rounds Of applause. The
church was densely crowded and all manifest
Cd lively qualification.
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Put THE QUESTION - Generally to your
friends, as to what preparation they use for
their teeth and the response, nine times out of
ten, VIII be, SoZodont. It's no longer neces-
sary TO impress its merits upon the public
mind, experience has taught the world that, as
means OF identifying and preserving the
pleasant aroma TO the breath, it has no rival in
either hemisphere. eo3
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ATTENTION SToREKEEPERs.-A fine and
extra well fitted up store to let; lease and Ak
lures thereof for sale; located in the very best
part of the city, and suitable for any kind of
business. Please inquire for full particulars
No. 246 Pa. ave-, near 18th st. 6
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DIED,

FLETCHER. On the 18th inst. :, after long and
painful illness, JAMES FLETCHER eldest
his age.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his residence corner Of
10th street east and street north Saturday after
noon at CLOCK
IPhiladelphia papers please cnpYl
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CORNs, BUNIONs, Club and Inverted Nails
successfully treated without pain, by DIR
White, No. 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
* ana 9th streets. For chilblains, frosted
tender and odorous feet, use DIR. Whites rem.
edles. They never fail. Price one dollar pei
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LOOK OCT for the grand levee Of Metropolis
Lodge, No. 16, 1. o. o. F., at Odd Fellows
Hail on Monday New Years. night. Ar.
fair
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TEE BOARD OF POLICE met IN their rooms at
police headquarters yesterday; all the members
present.
q. ". Hurdle, of the Sd precinct, was dis
missed the force for intoxication and gam bling.
7. J. Steele. OF the 10Th precinct, was fined SO,
and ordered to be reprimanded by the superin-
tendent for violation Of the rules. Jas. E Ar
mold, Of the -th precinct, was fined 80 for neg
lect Of duty
Charges against Patrolmen Rossiter and
Bresnehan, of the 5th, and Jno. w. Davis, of
The Sth precinct, for the neglect of duty, were
dismissed, and the board adjourned.
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lF YOU WANT beautiful New Years pres.
ent call at theN New York dollar gift store, No.
$50 Penna. avenue, near Sd street. 1t is the
only place they can be bought for one dollar
and a free gift.
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A CHRISTMAS TRIP.-Yesterday morning.
Roundsnan Kelly and officer McColsan ar
rested Charles Harryman. James Power alias
Llndnor, alias Howard, William Linton, alias
Clark, Nellie Harris and Anna Murdoch the
three men on the charge of being suspicious
Characters and the two girls as fugitiyes from
Their parents. The men were arrested on the
avenue about IL O'Clock, and the girls about
haf-past twelve 1t appeared that the girls
We're induced by the young men to leave Bos-
Ton on Christmas trip, and arrived in the
Hotel and the men at the American House
q They were taken before Superintendent Rich
ards, who lectured the girls and induced them
% return home James Powers gave Sergeant
Ecklon money to pay their fare and exnenses
home, and Sergeant Eckloff put them on the
train, when they left rejoicing.
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DOLLAR JEwELRY SToRE.-Go to Prigp's
Dollar Jewelry Store, for Combs, Sets, Chains,
Kings. Bucletts-lO00 styles TO chose from for
only one dollar, at No. &3S Penna ave- third
door from Z street
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JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE
wholesale and retail at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. ABS Penna ave-, third door from Ak
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q ITY ITEM q.

FREE LUNCH will be served up at Samstas's
years old stock ale will be served on that day.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ASSESSMENTS TONIGHT.

GrOyER-s THEATER.-Last night but one of
,be Italian Opera. This evening the popular
- of WSonnambula," Miss kellogg as
Stnipa" Tomorrow afternoon a grand fami-
" matinee, and only performance Of "Lucia Di
ismmsrmOOr."
SvATON HALL.-Necomb 4 Arlington's
MINISTRIES are drawing immensely at Seaton
HALL and affording most superb class OF en-
isTtsinments. Their company includes twen-
TWO Of the best artists, and their bills are
siUsys characterized by originality and
genuine fun. Monday evening it must be re-
mpnbered, is their last night.
CASTERU Prize night, and
huge bill of ballet, songs, burlesque, and
other performances. Three gifts will be dis
trIbuted TO the inventors of the best three
rouundIums, the first consisting of piano,
me second a silver cup, and the third bottle
OF champagne.
WAUGH CHAPEL, Capitol Hnl)-Christ-
mas celebration of Waugh Chapel Sabbath
school. A very pleasant entertainment is an
ticipsted,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
We have now on hand full supply Of California
Wines Of the following Brands:
Port Angelica, Muscatel and Hook, and pure
Grape Brandy. Also, Sherry. Madeirs, Port, Nus
cat, and Malaga Wine, BlackbeEry, Ginger, Peach,
and New England Rum. Also, Baker, b, Gibsoa's,
and Hsnns' pare old Bye and Bourbon Whiskeys,
permit Cordial. Hostetter's, brakes and slough.
ton Bitters, Porter, Ale, and Brown stoat.
Pure Apple Cider for sale b -. p Z,
de 10-lOtif Corner 4 and 9th streets.
CARLYLES frsderiekthe Greet, vol. 8. Prison
" Life IN The s'u'a' ~ iIi SS1ad3 f Anefs5
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. BAR q BROTHER,
Corner 7th and streets are selling Of their large
stock, consisting Of
Mems Business Suits Of all descriptions,
Trock and Sack 0vercoats,
Fine Black Dress Suits.
well assorted stock Of Boys and Youths Suits and
Oyercoats, ri.
Also, large stock Of Furnishing Goods, &c., at o
moderate price.
Our old patrons and also strangers must not for
get that to get well made and well fitting Suit and
fair and good bargain, they must call at the we'll
known store corner 7th and SITS.
BAR BOTHER.
Also, Clothing made to order Store closed on
SATURDAYS until 81 p. m do 4-lm"
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PERSONAL.

fEhSONAL.
THE GENTLEMAN THAT LEFT HIS GREY
HORSE at my Stable will please call and take
him away, or he will be ssld to pay ex penses.
de % st b. +. BEVERIDGE.
DERSONS HAVING WATCHES and Jewelry
TO repair at A J0SEPHIS. 232 Penn ave :,
Will please call for them by LIST January de II 6ts
A VOID THAT MISERABLE IMPOSTOR that
"A would deceive you. Consult old DR.. BARNES
81 once he will deal honestly with you, and cure
You. washington Building, corner It'll street and
Penn. avenue, Room q de 20 Inns
nj Rs. DIR. CURTIS, the Natural Clairvoyant
W who reads the past, present and future, ha
opened her office at 420, north side of Penn. ave ,
between "A and 9th SITS. Office hours from to IL
q. m. and to .. m. de IL Inn
pERSONAL.-If you want good Cigars and To-
u bacco At low prices give the La Fsyorits Cigar
store, 4611z l4th street, call
de Sim Miss SMITH Preprietress.
John p. SLOUGH,
LAW OFFICE,
No. ass street, between 18th and l4th,
oc Is 3mf Washington, ID. o.
y. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Street
&C A1y WASHINGTON, d. q
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NEW RAIsIEs, CuRRAETs, II
n FIGS, CITRoN, PRUNEs,
E EknsHGs w4 kEsHfs fk hH5E6Ts;
s SRI tb AsSt GaksASSR s3FR ps ours
Jast received and for sale hy III Z =
A RIAD! AID cQNgLgsIyl TEsI Of sss
=; Esk sss /; sTS 2s sfSSRss:ss 40 :sss'
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SKATES
sKATEsM

The NEST beautiful and best assortment In the
city lust from factory for gentle ladies' gtrb
and boys pleasure, and the most acceptable pres.
ent which can be made for the coming holidays, ct
J. d. EDMOND Co.,
d Sin No. SIS 1th strest.
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CLOTHING, &c.

CURE FOR THE GOUT.
BY sHoRTFRLLOw-BARDO OF OAK HALL.
gentleman lived at 81,
His name need not tell,
For as I've told you where he lived
You all must know him WE'LL
He was afflicted with the govt,
A very painful thing,
And IL you trod upon his toes,
Twas sure te make him sing.
And ever 1t got worse and worse,
Toward the spring and fall,
At last IL got so very bad,
He could not walk at all.
friend was passing by one day,
Stepped In to make a call,
Just aI 60 to SHIFTS III SO OAK II HALL HALL"
They called a hack and beth went of,
A suit to get; but strange,
He arce had got the clothes on him
Be fore he felt a change,
He knew that he was well again
The effect on him was such
He walked straight b ONE from SMITHS OAK
HALL,
And did not use his crutch.
Now he's 80 we'll that few know him,
Or surely m an elf
Be thinks his brother had the eout.
The man dont know himself.
Now those who are afflicted
With any i'll at all.
4 suit from SMITHS OAK HALL.
SMITH, BROS. & CO,
M r HA MT TAIL ORs.
AND DEALERS IN q.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL, '-
de 2s-tf 464 Seventh street.
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sAn attache Of this ONCE, long troubled with Q
stubborn cough, and who supposed his lungs to be
affected, has received the greatest benent from Q
single bottle. n-.Bah. Glover. ...-
'ssince introduced &c here. several ofour phyd-
Jams are prescri bfpR 10 with the best success"
nol.eosm- II. BUFF, CAeDsist, Portsuesth.
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TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES IN GEORGE
TOWN, AT AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JAM 3D. at 4
o'clock, will SELL in front of the pren ses part Of
lot No. los. fronting 20 feet Montgomery street
between Beall and West streets, and running back
60 feet.
The improvements consist of two new 2.story
Frame Houses, each containing five rooms
Terms: One third cash balance in 3 and 6mopths
secured by deed of trust on the property
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
de 20 THoS. BOWLING, Auct.
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HAS been In constant use in our family for over
twenty years, and with invarisbls success 1 think
American QEes, Bali. JOS. j. DOBBih.
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by W. b. LEWIS a CO., AuctioDeers.
- No. 307 Pennsylyanin aven
RY W. L. WALL 4 Co, AuctiOneers.

We will sell at our Bazaar. No 80 Louisiana
avenue: between 9th and 18th streets, on SATUR-
DAY hOBNlNG, December 9,h, 1875, at 10
One Pair OF Pay Horses, z and years old works
. single or double. a fine pair of Family Horses
Also, one Baroucbe carriage, in good order
One Sett Of Double Harness
Sold 10 pay livery aud charges,
MICH KEvENEY.
deg w L. WALL A co At.
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A ADAGSON CO., Auctioneers
k4s 900 Ninth st. one door from Pa ara

"A. 500 Ninth ST., one door from Pa ave
We will sell on SATURDAY, December soth. st
Oo'clock: Writing Desks and Tables Of all sizes
and descriptions. de q ats
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the risht n
cell the manure of Center Market until Hsrch
81 1866 will be sed TO the highest bidder Tor CD
on SATURDAY, December SOth at II e'clock IN !.
at Clerks Office. The manure will be rako1I -
convenient heaps fer removal, and must b. csrtei
away daily, under forfeiture Of pQrchass mossv-
and the rightto said manure. - -
HENRY LYLEs.
de 20 cost Clerk Center Market b
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Rf WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January 4th At
o'clock. will sell in front of the promises mart
OF Lots Nos and 8, fronting feet on nth street
near the upper bridge, and improved by nearly
new two story Frame House,
Terms at sale.
Convey ancing and stamps at cost Of purchaser
de % VIM, l., WALL a Co Aucts
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TOR SALE Oh RENT-That large, oommodious
y and elegant REsIDENCE occupied by the late
rented upon liberal tsrms. Apply 10 Mrs.. DOUG
Las, eorner Of ] street and Nov Jsrssy Avenue, Or
toy. Q. MCGUIRE 3 CO. The house cen Be sssa
at any time, noJ.0 :
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n,YLERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
Il ARABIC will be found o most pleasant, safe
and speedy remedy for CoUsHs, COLDS, ROARsK-
NESS, CRoGP, WHooPINe Cough, AND ALL AFFEc-
efficacy In arrestipg stubborn coughs, and the first
stages OF consumption, has long been known and
80 cents per bsttle.
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GENERAL cASBY
AFTERNOON REPORT.
shsrm an's ana Johnston,s NsSonatIon

NEw York, May 81 General Sherman ex.
plains his negotiations with General Johnston
IN his official report US lollows 1t is substan.
TALLY the same as given before the COMMITTEES
Of the codduct Of the war
He met Johnston, April II as arranged.
The interview was frank aud soldierlke.
General Johhston gave him to understand
that further war on ihe pari OF ths Conled
crate States was folly that The cause was
lost and that every life sacrificed after the
surrender Of Lees army was the highest
possible crime Johnston admitted the terms
conceded to General Lee were magnanimouI
and oil he could ask, but wanted some con
eession that would enable him TO allay the
natural fears aud Anxieties Of his followers
aud enable him TO maintain his control over
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Items from washinn,on.

NEw YORK. May 30.-fhe Commerei ial 8
Washington special says the proclamation for
reorganization Of North Carolina is regarded
there as definitely excluding negroes from
suffrage in Southern States, and as delega.
ting the matter to the people There are al
ready signs of an active political crusade by
the radicals on this question.
Secretary Stanton's friends Indignantly deny
that be will leave the cabinet
The Posts special says ex.Congressman
Boyce OF South Carolina, is 10 Washington, to
urge the appointment Of a provisional Cover.
nor for that State.
The Commercials Washington correspond
ent says Sherman statement to the Com,
mttee on the Conduct of the War concerning
his negotiations with Johnston is not as hostile
to Stanton as was supposed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-31

MERCHANTS ExcHASGE--There will be a
llendid Lunch OF the Merchants Exchange
morrow morning, at ten o'clock, Two 6ne
rifles were captured yesterday, and they will
Ecupy prominent place in the bill of fare
her delicaces and luxuriea will be served
including all the nice aud palatable things
the season There will undoubtedly be n
last Of - and flow OF -" &c. The
fers Of good living will Of course be on
6nd
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them until they could be got back to their

them until they could be got back to their
homts 'D'"
de alto wanted TO embrace in the same
general proposition the fate Of all the Con
lederate armies that remained in existence
never made "ny concession as TO his own
army, or assumed TO deal finally and author
stlVely In regard to any other, but il did seem
70 me that there was presented a chance for
peace that might be deemed valuable 10 ,be
good OF the United States and was AT least
worth the few days there would be consumed
IN reterenc. thereto
10 opush an army whose commander had 40
frankly and honestly confessed his inabilitv
TO cope with me, were cowardly aud unworthy
to the brave men led
They met again on the 18th and renewed
the convention. He Bays: In as much as
General Johnston did now feel authorized 10
pledge his power over the armies in Texas.
we ADJOURNED to meet the next day at noon
returned to Raleigh and conferred freely with
all my general officers, every one of whom
urged me to conclude terms that would ae-
complish so complete aud desirable an end
All dreaded the weary aud tresom march after
a fugitive and dissolving army back towarda
ueorgla, almost over the very country where
we had toiled so long.
A"eIe was DuC one opinion expressed and
1t contrary ones were entertained they
were Withheld or INDUCED in only by that class
VINO shun the fight aud the march, but are
loudest, however and hrmest when danger is
past.
again met General Johnston on the 18Th
ana ? we renewed the conversation. He satis
ueu me then OF his power to dsband the
leoeI ermres n, In Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi.
IL
mediate command, namely, North Carolina.
south Carolina Florida and Georgia. The
ooints on which he expressed especially go.
icitude was lest those States were TO he
iismembered and denied representation in
congress or any separate political existence
whatever, that absolute dsarmipg of his
men would leave the South powerless, and
xposed to depredatons by wicked bands of
s'asslns aud robbers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-31

He CoYTIEEsTALs. This celebrated troupe
ocalists gave their FIRST entertainment at
bel Hall last evening They fully main
ed their high reputation of other days.
performance was of the most attractive
(acter, and was fully appreciated by the
ghtee audience present, which, by the
was not SO large as it should have been,
blight there will be another Concert, with
pntire change Of programme Among
pieces selected for the occasion, is
st, Martyr, Rest" tribute to the mem
of the late President The entertain.
! will be in every respect worthy of the
bal patronage OF our citizens.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-31
By Telegraph.
LATEST ME- WS.
EVENING REPORT.
Trial of the Oonspirators,

WARRINGTON, May 30 Lewis +. Bates wa,
this morning examined for the prosecution
ana testified Substantially as follows: Havs
resided at Charlotte, North Carolina for the
last ionr years Jefferson Davis stopped nj
MS house on the 18th Of April, and made an
address from The Steps Davis received and
ana read to the crowd a telegram from Gener.
al brecklnridge. dated Greensboro, April 9th
as follows president Lincoln q assas'
slnated IN the theatre on the night of the IAtb
Inst Secretary Stewards house was entered
on the same night, and be was remarkable
Stabbed, and is probably mortaly wounded 4
The witness said that after reading this di..
patch to the crowd, Davis said "lf il were
TO be done, it we're better it were we'll done +"
The day after Davis and Breckinridge con.
versed In the house of witness on the subiect
OF the assassination, Breckenridge remarked
to Davis that be regretted it very much II
was unfortunate for the people of the Sou,b
at this time The cause of regret seemed 10
be sympathy for the South, and not because
OF the oriminality Of the act Davis replied.
well General, | don't know, il it were TO be-
done at all, it were better it we're well done
and y the same were done to Andy johnson
and Secretary Stanton, the JOB would then be
complete"
D. Y, Courtney telegraph operator, testified
the telegram in question passed over the
wires
John Ritershaugh testifed-he was en-
pioVed in Ford's theatre when The President
was shot He saw the assassin run across the
stage and followed him he found the door
hard to open, when witness returned Spapeler
struck him, saying: "For Gods sake don't |
say which way Booth went Witness was
called Tor Harold, and said he had always
been regarded as a light and trihing boy, easy
'' ''
Dyer was called for the defense, and testi.
ned that be had Intended to say he had not
crossed The Potomac since 1861, out did 20 to
hlchmoud at that time with the party who had
been sleeping in The pines
Cross examined-rhe parties were Benia.
min and Andrew Gwinn never saw Jefferson
Davis, remained in Richmond only week
lnd did not meet any rebel officials except
Taylor, TO whom he went to get pass; went
o avoid arrest; previous to going there
'lept 10 the pines near DR.. Mudds house at
right was fed by him, belonged to cavalry
company; don't know whether the purpose of
hat company was to stand by Maryland, /
whether loyal or disloyal have not that am
aware of proclaimed myself in favor of the {
ecession Of Maryland; may have done it. {
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-31

NHE Ara 2NAEuN CoNPAsY,-Corrie d AL.
8 celebrated A,henaeum Company pro-
e TO give a series of Dramatic perform
,es at Beckel Hall in this city, commencing
Thursday evening June lst We are as
I'd that these entertainments are of the
\ recherche and interesting character, and
Fy way worthy Of public patronage The
1pany embraces somo Of the most eminent
Formers in the country. Read the adver-
nent, and go and see the performances.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-31
Roback's Bitters.

II has long been the aim of physicians to
find a combination OF medicines having the
requisite stimulating and tonic properties to
relieve ard cure the common complaints Of
Biliousness, Liver disorders, Languor, Head.
ache, Lowness of spirits, Indigestion, Jsundice,
Fever and Apue, &c which are the diseases
incident 10 this climate The remedy has been
discovered by DR. Roback, and in thousands
Of cases the merits Of his Bitters have been
proven iu the above complaints
Try "a bottle and read the advertise nent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-31

But the GROWING glory or his life remains to be at.
tanned in his discovery, or rather combination, 'or he
do not clam rave been the discov rer Of lEpaoN
public That honor belongs to the native inhabitants
OF Central America TO whom it, virtues have been
KIN own for more than two hundred years Armed
wi IN il the lndi bids defiance the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear the most venom.
Gus serpents. II Is belief with hem, that while
the is breath in the body he Cedron is potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
while Dr. Blu LIS not pre- pared to endorse this ex-
tra Tagant pretension nevertheless satisfied rom
athorough examination Of the evidence relating to
its virtues, III as q remedy and preventative for ali
diseases arising rom exposure, either to change OF
weather or climate, or 10 miasnltic influences, it
stands