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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02


THE oILM AEIA. g..,
Pa has strssk lie is now The uAsms. 80 -.
A. breakfast and At dinner; . y. I 49,.
'Tis the only subject now discussed,
r W sainta - we'll a. sinnsr,s IL. VI Cd
Prom Pshasyivanis eomss the cry. VI
canadA tales ~ the schg,. = .aa ii
while ceiifoFnla'p golden shDess Il r
Thseiiy strsins ptoions. - li.li E..i.
lAaa " yss pes N. sketsA's aooS. e.
OF friends long parted greet, go ~.
OIL is the subject rev dissaased,
A church o. on tie street. 49,. ,
IT'S Nsry ahs, We think, 70 gaas ...i
rn On bubble or balloon, "
Bot he who puts his nneSrs In the Gre
VIII hnd them snAr'inG soeA.
Newt yos would wish 70 make ole. o.
Al lusestnent good indeed,
Just 70 70 Smith Bros slof., ~. T. '
And hey sens,hihg that you nsedI
b. And We viii euArsntss,
.. Jest raind now what We say, .A'n t..n
Twill b. safe inNeatment, . .. 80
That sdl,idsad viii PAY.
= NEW SPRING aooDs-LkrKsr STYLES.
YiNR FRENCH CkssIMRREs,
r-I ZINE ,RNGLIsH CASHMERE. Vi .a.a.. ..
'ayINB SCOTCH CkssIMEREs,
ORGY ENGLISH coArIN0S
, VELVET, SILK, AND 7aS &
f# ..r 1880. MkRsRILLRs yRsfIn0R,
which We maize up 10 Style Of wOrknsnshlp
inferior 10 nsns while The extent Of cur business
enables us 70 worn for The smallest living phohts
r1 I SMITH BROS / CO.,
o. .r.. ..a Merchant TAilors,
-uh1s-ln to4 seventh street
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

huLTITUDHs or FEoPLn require an Aitera.
We to res,ors the healthy action o. their sys.
ems and correct the deThAgemenis that srseI
~ u. serlapATillAa were used and valued
NIL several impOaitiohs Wers pAlmed % upon
public under this name. ATAh's sAAAAPA'
HilLA IL no Imposition
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

AST one having occasion 70 visit private
medical Institution are advised 10 call on Dr..
|Vellhy. II. Hf .s
large and successful practice here and else
There enables him TO gaarantse perfect cure In
|All cases, rs .ir
Al visits and concentration strictly private
ahd confidential. Persons calling see no one but
Ne Doctor, isbl-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

MALICIOUS MIsoHmF--J John Highlander
Ta arrested yesterday, by Ohieer Leach, foi
|hrowing stono through the window Of his
IfhompsOn, and Committed 70 jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

9ANAAA wv ANAAEEEb
Lon sAEELk1HE OPf6RfUNITY
y R0R HOTBL KEEPRRR TAe Coed WIN.
gIiEterss, ahd farnnafe .sf "A liffe dovA :eSh
No: &c: y SSE aeI1s sS: y sss Ely = o.
y; q; ,s T:.s q y Y ms
.NoTIcK TorRARalERs AND ofHKRs
IN IA FofrElesIssAET q. ~ optton,- q =
" OsznsR q o and Twenty Aeseehd ats. ~
! WAsHInsroHy ID. o., hatSA ~ leeel q
rs oossrAmsnt Manure bsieafing V the De-
pot Il Wsshinuion will hs soia where n NV
iiss, 10 farmers and othsra a tush 0aaatitiss -
thsy nay reqsirel a .vsnty Ave ssn,. ~ erai.
~ made - NJ. George " GilbsFt. oensfal 81
p,rintsndsnt, ~ ths rauspsrtaiisu eAef oanF-
tsrmastsf . Department sorusrof Q kna fwsn-
FsyHsai y y ma. y Ne asdsssigsss. = !,
STtG "a la CHA8 n T0MPRING,
nh So-Sh % We Oaptain and A. q !
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

GRAND LARcHEY. -Gsorge Jones and WIN,
Calvert, two eolored boys about fourteen years
Johnsoa for stealing = SILK drese from Anp X
sardoe. Calvert aeknowledged that he took the
AIsss and gave II 70 Jones 70 sell. Justiss
fhompson committed them 10 jail fes eopst
Michael Kelly was arrested By 0eieer spenser
|yestefday for stealing . carbine from Putriek
oonnslly. justice wkltsr eomnitted him 70 jail
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

THE only place where you can purchase
MA RulBHE 0oops Of all kinds At nANvIAc-
rvnIns' prices, IA at II. A. HALLS India Rub
'yeea Ninth ana Tenih streets AIso, ali Kinds
y kabhsr Goods beautifully repaired At shor'
|afaeo. a.. 49, mar7s-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02
Al UcTIoN SALE 0g PUBLIC ANiNAia
A. fs1i1 WLo0Es, ae. 10 .SssT' 30 .
|pY JAS. 0. NseUIRH 800

'DY JAS. O. Ms0UIRn q co.,
ID aa' AUcTIoNERRs. II i... I,
AUCTION SALE on THn CHOICE STOCK or
PINE oRoCRRIRs, LIQUORS, &C, AZ ~ \
OLD ESfABLIHHnkNr, uePkMH4fLhANif
kvhguE, DfRhcTkf opfosrsfH VIII
Il sos.sSusss. q ne iifHs.RA ~ NJ sessr1
| p. wILsoS, our ageui, The ,satseIil . M . ~
| Lrrnined 70 oHsf - auciian, On THUkAOAl
MORNING -MAy q 1898, . I IOsslesh, their ehyl =
asek o. FINR WINES, LIQUORS, spd ssaARs
.,,IAr.ktosl6 NfaTUT fdf fsEni nNaih afi 41b -
Vesy ola CognAs nrandlss. u bottle, Apd ,eAtks
Very ~, Pols sl,Ifl, Aad had.ifs wias.s, !
Scotch Ais, Loadoa Porter, - ~, vi
Champagne, Clarst, and Whits Wisesi y
Fine french CardlAls, -. ,....h. - -
Green 1nd Ilask Teas, it-ib satdies,l
LfuII JAsseftnshl n lciSsas \ pLsstvsif't Tor,
'I s.S SiH sisp.S Fss., 81, 2ss... 4.
Pine HavSna cigArs, Densstis d., smehn.
'G IsTsSio. Of Fancy ofossri.s o,'L 80. -,
Store fix,area, Wagon, tusw, i.rts icissk
'iS S ). %: :c i;fis Z ad.A,l.. 70 ,ul u, td.
S...losS:;; ready a.{ q hI;;sNI,,S;oxK . 90.
.YHUHp nahsyaynAia ntAnas.
JAsrorMcouIRkt CO.,
..aaAt nav go q. ava 4u1tioneers
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SELLING Acknowledgement SaAtrey wa
|aFreSted yesterday by 0fieeT Leach for selling
iquor without license. Justies ThomPsOn nned
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

| A SERGEANT WOuSDHD.-0n Saturday
|svsuiAK, = sergeant of>the Invalid Corps, via
was watching tNa ausPleioas pSrsons near ths
Relay House, from Washington, was shot By one
oof them. o. sunday morning he TSturnsa 70 thls
aiiy, and 10 doing we'll. This shooting, no doubt,
gave rise 20 = report that appeared IN the PhilA-
.dslphia papers Yesterday TO the eject thai Ser
Igeant corbet., Who shot Booth, had bssn AAAAs'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

WAN TED .@zsOLD AND SILVER
w Watches, Diamonds, q Pntols, Pawn
iisls Of value Ths highest sash prize paid, or
unchanged for other gooda, a. singefS sewing
hashins AEsasy, bo1 kinIS street Are toors
north Of P,nnsylyapls a,snps ,i.1s sp9s-l@.1
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

HIoHwAI RobBERr AID ArrraPT 70 KiLL,
'Alonto H. Bssson, . clerk In ths onartermaatar' q
Department, was arrested by Sergeant Johnson,
yesterday, for being engaged 10 the robbery Of .
.soldier named Frank Denieo. II seems thai
'Deaico was attacked . few hiGhtssinee seine
where near Boundary street, By . party ofnyso
|slE, and robbed Of his watch and thirty dollar.
In money Denieo was also shot In the faos and
had sever out on his forehead. Afier INLET
Ing these wounds thcy laft himfor Dad serg'i
IohnSon yesterday saososdsd In ATrestiRG iBos-
hon, one Of the party, who vas taken befers
|eonFt Ut ...# BOT. .. .r.H.# .".#..... |...4 .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02
LOCAL A FF Ans.

LEVY CouRr.-The members Of tho Levy
Court met yssterday morning In the Aldermen 4
Chamber, City Hall. An election OF school com.
|missioners was held, which resulted a. follows
'Pirst district, Richard w. Cartier; second, Jos.
q. Chapel third, 9. P, Brown; fourth, >:
lddleton Pifth, George MAthiot; sixth, David
Miller; seventh, John Pox.
d. Nichols pressntsd petition asking for new
road from Grimes CrosT Road 10 the Eastern
Branch Bridge. Referred, .....r.
On motion Of Mr.. Bowen, q resolution was
clark At $500 superintendent Of roads ard use Of
horse, o. 400. surveyor, y per day and % fou
horse and wagon, when employed, ~ .'T'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

GMIRR QUARTERMAsPRR'B OPPIOR,
" DnPoT OF WAsHIB0ToB, WAsnIHoEon. n. O.,
January 4 1854. 40 ~ ~
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, LambsF,
arc requested 70 send W thls onaes, % The MON.
DAY o. each week, . SsAlsA propoaAl or liBa a.
dup tfeata, Of lhs articles they ere prepared 10
furnish " this depot At shor notice, with the
pdes Of each marked In plsin AguFoa % that, n
eassthe s1igeneiss Of the ssFviSs TequiTo II, the
article or articles sGn b obtained without dslay,
and u the lowest prise. H u 5.aI
DeAlsrs wishing 70 sell 70 thla pspol VIII BE-
Monday morning.. n u hUOHnk, y
nhS- 0lSk. aAd OhiSf oaAF,esmAslsF,
jaA-H Depot 81 WashihetsH
CoURT-'H----'
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coURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHIAdToH
~. . CoUkTY-TO wFTf -|
In the case Of Helena MAyes, sdHalhistralhE
OF MAJ Mayer, diseased AAnllnistFAlTiH afors-
said has, With The appreciation Of The Orphans
Court 81 WAshinGtoh Soanty Aforesaid aPpOlnlsd
TUESDAY, The I'D day u Nay hsHt, for ths aaal
settlement And diatributen Of ths personal estate
OF said deceased and Of she Asases IN hAnA - far
~ the same have besa sollSotod SD taFnSd lnto
money money whih md who're All The creditor. Aad
the Orphans Court " WashinEtoa county afoFs-
said, with their claims PrVpeTlg V0aehsd. az tksy
may OtheBVise By Law Be- excluded ffoa All bSa
sht In sad dsssassds ssiAts pr0vidsA copy Oi
weeks In the NATIogAL RElunLioAn prpvioas y
the said asd day Of hay, leeA b 81 NJ i-sG
Tsutr'T 1IIk o. R0DBIAS,
i AAyl'NsVr . o a..a hsgistsF q Wills. Z
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ouartsrlaaatsr Geasral, brow. MAJ. 0sn


-- w1s1iHa4es, 3 e., Oh All. ' fsSs'
GsAsraI Ordsr, No, IS -.
The Chief Of the laspsotioA Division will direct
the Inspestors 70 visit A dsRolA sad poAts within
their respective diaihsla, and report thu Fedue-
lions which nay be possible in sIpendituFs, aad
make sush suggestions lhaFefor - may scam 70
oassrs sot u duty IN ne ssld or at important.
posts will also be selected, 70 be placed tsmRor-
IrIly on inspection duty, In order tkAt thiS In .
Sps'tiOn may be the more sahssal and .Pssdy.
ouAr,srnsslsr General, Brsyst Major oeSsrsL
p0TATOEs! PoTAToKs! y
O. 700 buShsla PsimS No, I Jackson Whitss
], 600 Ao %. DO. Prince AlbertS,
800 do. DO. DO. Peach Bi0Wk,
Suitable for seed " table use, for sAls ~ II. z.
nf.f' Glow PRfER BERRY,
apat-ets % Water street, qSpEgstoVh y
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HfoFyiclAL.I
ANpREw JoHNaoN.

pr.sI.asnt Of the uniasd states 81 Apasr-
~ 1isf Zee. 1u s1..sf 10.
=. an ,sAops q wary eoAesrA;' a
satisfaetory evidence having bean s1hib-
ted to mo that II, cLAussnSIvs has been aP.
painted Consul for tho Duehy Of sa1s- Alien
burg, at Chicago. lido hereby rSeogniss him
a. such, and declare him free 10 sEsroiss and
|snjoy such functions, pOverS, and privileges,
!, are allowed 70 consul. BY the law Of no.
|tiOns, or BY the laws Of the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these
hsttsrs to be made patent, and the Seal Of
he Unitsd States 70 be hereunto AIMED.
Given under ny hand u the city Of Wash.
ington, the tvonty-arst day Of April,
ID the year Of our Lord ono thOusaBd
r.. a ] eight hundred and sifty-hrs. and OI
the Undergraduates Of the United stats'
Of America tho sighty-hInth.
.. E.ss's- 1h- ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: ~. .....,
W. HuHTER, re-.
...ir1a Actinn HoofOtafv Of STATE.
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John R. RLvANs d 90,
y o. Louisiana Aysnue and 5os G Slrsst, n
= WASHINGTON, ID. O.,
DnALnn 10
n rlAfLB.

TIN-Bsnsa (plgs) 'siEAlts'' (pigs); AnaIisA
.lPigsl : Straits" lplGs In barb.
LHAD-PiG. Missouri, PIG. osrnAs, pig, Bag.
Msh bari sheet, SA :, en-. Pipe.
ZfkC-Sa ~, 80 insh Shosl .I.
THURBBRs AHTI-RRIOTIoH METAL.
B0LDER-BrAEsT's pewter. ID IN 4
coPPER-Brstsr'si sAeAtAlaEi 40. nnAsd
ingolt bolt
BHAsS-Shset, ....
TEEHS-NET CASH on DELivRT Y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

-Iam - IrIoy.1 an
L -
.... Of '"D - 40.
-
v. ?. Coos, tof Jay coOts1s Co., i Prssidsn.,
r - -
80 ~ 49,.
ami I....
M ! nj - %, sl.ar.a-
,o,., 60. ,,.,,..,, =, ,.v.
a - 1870 :, = : =
'''A VASE" OPPOSITE rHA fhAA'0At DNtA-''
Ius.. . h'' .'' %, Il
Government securities Win Treasurer UAii'd
... rr'r.' States, q ......rd"..a.
.x.oNr ..,.1aou ootHAaa.-su
~. b
AS'iAS In '0hn's'i0h with the h0u'' Of 3D..
ny cooxK 4 20 - ral
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

sSiS,ag sOsadsns,Sa nsaIs.l s..i..ssss :ASsls
S Ia made certain diseases his sp,eiI study
such man Is Df. DARBY, who u daily sarihs
numbers o. both ssys., aad every Age who have
been 10 all the aelf-eAfed doctors In this city,
benefit until be took ehArgs Of them. Hls forms
arc more moderate than those Of mere boAstlnG
pretSAderA, whose only purpose 10 70 hoeee The
unfortunate, AAd then advise then, when II Il
almost too late, 10 apply 70 him.
Call on him At ones, Or you may regret u ever
Afterwards. Dl. DARBY,
No 4sa Seventh street, between d and ]
atreala WaahtnRton ettVy 90. = A fala-N
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

. 81 The BRIDAL chanibsr, an Essay OF
Warning and lnstrustiop for Young Men, Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and ssxual sysisns Sent fses, In
lHOU0HToN, Howard Association, PhiladelPhiA.
Pa -..n#H-I mhSl-y
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GALE or ooNDEMSEpT HORSES.

GALE OF ooNDRMNED HoRsrs, Il
- arA,Ts.sA.sss o.sssAL's osssss, I, d
WAsSuuaToH Orr, April -, 1904 a } III
VIII be sola ~ puhlls anstlsNsl,e Ne hshe''
bidder Al o'e:nsH,sssi " = w. 'sl' ~ s'a
TUEsbIt AZ ~ no Il
900 ,osF TUESDAY, NJ - ..an-f, l...alk
TWO HuNDRRp oApALkt bOhhks hACh I
Th...Nsr.s, have been sosa.naaAA - aaaa D. !.
the cavalry SsrSies u The army. 5-... X
For road and iIniAE purposes ns-y 80
0A RSr.s: sSiS SiuTiS, n.l. % ssn..ss. .lss
T. m. Terms sssk, Ia tUsi',a l.s,.s ,pys5y. I
-. ,,.ls = iAfns 4 =. nfi ~,
5., s,s:SI:r o.c:.: !: o ss.r' %
ap2eI,d 'FIEs'l sbgL 7nEtl ~ " 50
A UCTI0N SALE OF Ic0NDAMNhDi
"A. HORSES. 'nsss hils.in
y auAstunaAsrrs dsss.Anls o.sis.s 4
IS CO., o. = PA PIT e pr ,,ss / 1
viii ;. .oIa, :. pssiis sas,lea, q lhs hisk.s,'
a SSai4 A Y; ss' sss .s N fsssessS
CARLISLE, pusns M liss rnuR,DArl
WILMINGTON, DRliwARs. THUisDAYl
rrr -r III e MI Ess sgis Iva srrDA1. !.
4 TWO HvsbssisS q 'S'fiiisr uOas.., .
fhsse horse. h.xs bssa sendsmnsd % anns NJ
M Cavalry, ssryise Tho army, yu4I- IL .&l.
Ger road and farming purposes many gees psi'
shs..ss .sid :isEiy Sale. 70 sonnsse. = ios
~ Tstns lsssh Ii uAls,t $50. sH sr, e
I Bow. BriE. Nsn, In sAerg' flr'' y p';,'hsao ,
Wv L. wv ALLA 40 o.,si
ID AuOrIoNB6Rs. D. I371l go e
l. HoRsE AND CARKlA0B BAZAAR ~
| AHD RRPoiDoRv, ~
RKprsssly for the $40 -
SALE OF HORsRs,s sr fiEsT - j. .a.. "a
cARRTAoHs. .a1ooE, "a.
% LOUISIANA AvssuH ,m .
B',w'-s ElAlA And T.s,As ..r.s'', w.-Aisssss
AUCTION BALRs BvBBI o W
TUESDAY, THURspkf AND SATURDAY, I
| Cash ADVANCED ON ooEsIoEnHnra
| sroRAoS ron cARRlAoEs. 4 n
4 Received ~ fftvAts Sale. ''.
| W. WALL co., Aus,..
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body In i've minutes, without Injury to the skin
BY UPHAM's DRPILAT0RY POWDER. Ask OF
send for UPHLH's DuPILLroRT PowpsR, and taks
no other. Price o.. Mailed to any address for
PhiladslphiA, Pa, sold By g. c. FORD, 20 Penn.
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

A%Frsekles, Tan, and PiHpIss RE-,
moved 1t ones By The use q UPHAh 'sfRRcKLR,
TAN, and PIhPLE BANIsHER. PTiee 30 esnta
Mailed 10 any address for rs cents, By g.. 9, Up
HAM, rs South Eighth street, PHILADELPHIA Sofa
BY g. G. FORD, 100 Penn. ave, and HENRY
COOK, Alexandria. app. nth ASSN .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
By. Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST NE Ms.
FORRNoON REPORT.

NEw YoRK April l0.--The, Heralds cor
respondent gives the following account Of the
pursuit Of Lee army.
The Twenty.fourth corps reached near
Blacks and Whites Stations on the Southside
Railroad on the morning of the fifth, with
Gems Grant and Ord. The Fifth oorps of
cavalry pushed forward TO Jettersville, OR the
Danville Railroad, and arrived there without
any fighting until the night Of the fourth -
The Second, Sixth and Ninth corps are fol-
lowing closely in their rear, and BY the night
Of the hith they were all up on the Danyille
road, snd the Twenty fourth corps was up to
Burksville Junetion.
1t appears that Lee ordered that that por-
tion Of his army cut of by ours piercing his
lines on Sunday, should Join him at Amelia
Court House, fearing TO have them attempt
to reach Burksville Junction, and so on to
Dauville.
When General Grant reached Ottawa Court
House, a staff officer arrived stating that Sher-
idan had encountered the enemy in small
force at Jettersville and driven him and made
important captures Our commanders had
intended to 60 into camp but Grant thought
Lees only hope was in forced marches and he
therefore ordered the advance continued.
The men who had already tramped twenty
miles on being informed Of the stirring news
from Sheridan, clamored to march all night,
and started of with cheers. Whenever Grant
was recognized as he rode along the line the
delight of the soldiers was expressed in the
most enthusiastic manner One division
would exhaust itself in cheering, another
would take it up and so it went along the
whole column
Soon another dispatch was received from
Sheridan, and its contents we're such as to
cause Grant to leave the road, and cut across
the country to Sheridan's headquarters.
On the night Of the 9th, the army lay in
line Of battle stretching across three or four
miles of country, and facing Jettersville.
Custar's divi'lon of cavalry lay on the right,
and McKenzies on the left.
The infantry was formed-the Sixth corps
on the right, the Fifth in the centre, and the
Second on the left
During the night Lee moved OF many of
his trains and it was feared he would elude
this column.
Ord was to march 10 the morning toward
Lynchburg and cut off his retreat at any
point south Of that
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10

NEw YoRK, April 10 Cotton dull and quiet
Flour rather dull and unsettledr; s l6AB 20
for extra state, and 60aS 10 for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, small receipts, dun
3a5c lower at 80 for Milwaukee club
and l 7O4 for old Chicago spring /;
Rye dull and heavy at l 26ai IS !;
Corn dull at ! 40al Al for new yellow
southern; Oats dull and lower at ssasS cts
for western; Pork firmer at 26 76
for new mess, "a O0a24 90 for SO and Ca,
~ 0Oa24 90 for prime; Lard dull at l5}Als;
Whisky rather steadier at 2l7 for western:
Petroleum dull at SO cents for crude, SO eta
for refined in bond, 72a73c for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7sl7b for western; Sugar
dull at l73al81c for Muscavsdo Butter SEA
4sc for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l6a24c; Beef
dull and heavy Cutmeats dull Eggs firm
at 27a28c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10

Boy A Valuable remedy for tho cure OF
Scroiula, Murcursal diseases, etc., is now pre-.
pared by Mr.. Scovll, of Cincinnati Some
cures made by the use of this medicine, are
most extraordinary, and we're 80 considered
by their physicians. This medicine is called
SooviLL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. II any
one is ofiicted with Scrofula or has any disease
of the Blood of chronic nature, where the
usual remedies have failed. I,would recon-
mend him TO give this remedy trial. and he
will not be disappointed in its use.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10

THEATER-BEoKEL HALL The opening
performance at Beckel Hall on Saturday
evening was success--the beautiful drama
of the Hunohback was we'll cast, ard all the
parts admirably sustained by the talented
company. Tonight the drama of EAST
Lynn, or the Earls Daughter" will be pre-
sented to be followed by the amusing farce of
"My Neighbors' Wife" Let every hody 20.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
WynkOOp's Iceland PeCtOral.

Diseases of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, lnsdious and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate cure and uproot
these complaints, must be expectorant, anodYne and
inVgorGtlng loosen ng the mucus OF the throat, and
imparhng tone N me entire system No discovery IN
medical mastered this class Of diseases
like Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoia. 1t is used with
the most astonishing results in all Of bronchit
influenza, whooping cough, diptheria putrid sore
throat asthma, croGp, coughsScods, nervous irrita
fRe Rev J. j. Potter certies that, "I have used pr
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary ompaints, and
have recommends II to many others, and have never
seen its equal" Rev, j. .J. Potter, BrooklynN. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimoni-
ais could be produced, showing its remarkable cures
and that II never fails.
1t is composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gi-
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, Comirey, Bur
dock, and other invaluable expectsrHnt and tonic in
gradients. II is harmless, prompt and lasting In
Xalids and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect atrial.
Every family should have it, Ii is remarkable Tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendations and di
ections accompany each bottle.
druggists.
Prepared by DR.. R D. wynkoop, and sold by D. 8.
Barnes Co., New York l se23dly
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Mary Huber ". George Huber, Jacob Huber, John
Huber.
csuH OF Common Pleas OF Montgomery county.
Ohio. In Partition.
.nEOkGE HUBER, OF the state Of Iillnoia Jacob
NJ Huber, Of 81 Joseph county, Indiana. John B.
huber. Martha Huber, Alice Huber and Ann \. Huber
All OF Montgomery county Ohio, will take bctcs that
petition NAa hled against them the f0th day OF
January, leo5, IN the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Montgomery county, OHIO, BY Mary huber and 10
now pending. wherein said Mary Huber demands par
ution OF the following real esAte, to-uil situate
the county Of Montgomery and state u Ohio, lot No.
Sso, on WnebrenneTs addition 70 the town OF MAN.
lsburg IN said county, plat Of which recorded 10
Plat Book A, page la6 Of the records Of tg0msFy
county, Ohio; aud that At the term OF SAID Ooud
the said MARY Huber will apply tor order that par
uuon may be made Of said premises
NARY HUBER
AhAh CLAT, Attorney. la2lN0
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LEGAL NOTICE

Geo. W. Houk plfi W. Daniel s. Barber, defendant
In the Superior Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio,
FNHE defendant in this Ia hereby nc tieed that
u the plaintiff has filed . petihOi against HIM
claiming Indebtedness, including interest np 70
the lat Of February, 1890 OF One Hundred aud sixty
Dollars and Twenty Cents, for which paintifl ahka
decree, aud that In default OF payment thereof within
ten days, that certain land WaTfan eertdeate mum
osred asa, bearing date April 3D. lstp and issued IN
the name OF said Daniel L. Barber, and now M The
pos ession OF said plainhd, shall be adVeIhssd and
sold A. upon executions A. law BY the sheriff OF said
County ofhontgomery, 10 satisfy the said decree and
the costs OF this proceeding Said defendant NJ re-
qured 70 answer aaid peutlol or bafore the iSth
oAy o. april 1880 otherwise decree will be rendered
according TO prayer OF petitioner
isy6 HOUk A MCMAHON Attornav.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10

A FAyoRTE REMEDY. We believe no med
icine in the world has ever given such aston
ishing proof OF its efficacy as DR. HALLS
BALSAM. In cases of severe Couohs, Bron.
chitis, and incipient Consumption, this med
icine aels in the most prompt and agreeable
manner restoring health when all other rem.
edes have failed