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Thr Sintc Deht of Ohio.

Tho SINKING Fuud Commissioners have
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following facts IN regard To our state hhan-
ccs:
I'm tho t5tl, of Nav. IsG5 tbe date of ia.
La, rs,,ort thc ,,ntIic fnnIcJ dabt oc thc
Stote foreion md Jou,sstic ,yas tl,irtsnn
n,iiIions 81 ~, tho,,sanJ G,,s bnndroJ and
a;s,hty't,,o ;oIlars and fortv"ii,,c cnnts
n,,ri,,,, H., ~. r,nnths II bos bcon ,,dnccJ
ono h,,n,red opJ fn,.ty-"iobt thousand 1.-Two
bnnJr"J md sivt,,-Giyhf dollars ino,,;n~
m'tstandin,r Novcn,hcri N, lsg5 twelve n,ii77
-, ,,i,,o ,,,,,,irod and ,,,,oi,o ,hn,,ln,1
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On Experiments.

What does RoBERr SCHENCK now think
of President JoHNsoN's scheme of recon-
structiou? is it still an "oXperimentP ?"
Mr.. ScHENcK was "prevaricating," we
think when he informed the poor, 'be-
nighted citizens" of the West, last fall, that
Mr.. JOHNSON told him his scheme was sim
ply an "eXperiment."
The so-called experiment" is an accom-
plished fact. The President has announced
the States back into the Union. South Car
olina has assisted already as State in
amending the Constitution. SO have other
Southern States; yet STEVENS, SUMNER,
ScmNoK, &C. keep the Southern Represen-
tatives out of Congress- Who are rebels,
disunionists, traitors, now"
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RI NG'S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE or THE AGE!


Gray-headed People have their
locks restored by it to the dark, hastrosts,
siLten tresses of youth, and are happy
Young People, with light, faded or red Hair,
have these questionable colors changed to
beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Ddnd'r9 and Hhn'ors, use it, and have clean
coats and clear and healthy scalps
= Bald-IIeadcd Veterans have
their remaining locks frightened, and the
bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joyl
p Young Gentlemen use 1t because 1t is
richly perfumedi sAa3
hl Young Ladies' use it because it keeps
their Hair in place sfseA.'
N Everybody must and tcM use it, because
1t is the clean0st and best article in the
market &Aan0Nks kssp~.ssa' -'sa }
I For Sale by Druggists generally. !
q. ii. FLINT, Dayton, o.,
GENERAL WHoIEsALE AGENT
FOR OHIO.
At Wholesale, by ..
w. w. STEWART,
No. G2 MaiO ST.,
dsc9N6mw DAYTON.
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Meaifat.
DIR. STEVENS & co.

DRIVArE DI3EAEs CURED IN THE SHORTEST
il possible time, aI the Cincinnati Lock Hospital,
IL West Third street. between Walnut and Vine, up
stairs, without the use OF Mercury, loss OF time,
change Of diet.
Dr' STEVENS, by special study and experlence in
the hospitals Of baltimore, London and Paris, is
en- lbled TO guarantee q cure in the most compli.
Gated cases Recent cases OF Gonorrhea or syphilis
cured in few days, without change OF diet, or hind
rance nom business secondary Syphhs-the last
vestige-eradicated without the tise Of Mercury.
Victims Al seltabnse and excessive Venery, suffer.
ing from spermatorrhea, and loss OF physical and
rpental power Indigestion or Constipation, Fnip
TONS, Nervous Cough, HypoChondria, &C. aretreated
for Lver Complaint Dyspepsia, and Consumption,
by ignorant men, who mistake the effects for the
causes Of the evil, and thus multiply both.
Married men, and those contemplating marriage
should restore ug0r 10 their bodies and minds, ere
they entail misery aud disease upon those OF their
posterity.
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated. a cure guar.
ranteed IN al cases. Persons at distance promptly
cured bY addressing, with statement of case, nr
STEVENS CO., II West Third street, Cincinnati
Ohio
Office hours from sA NJ, to5 p. NJ; Sundays
to n A. M. dec8iyd
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THE WINTER SoIsTIcE.--We are now at
the shortest days. The 2lst of December
was the shortest day of the year, the sun
rising at 10 and setting at A: :38, making a
day of nine hours and sixteen minutes. 1t
is cheering to know that the days are now
TO grow longer, but the process is so slow
that very little difference win be seen for
three weeks or more to come. And "as the
days begin TO lengthen, the cold begins to
strengthen" Winter, 50 far as the tempera-
ture is concerned, is just beginning.
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IL Is announced that Secretary Harlan
win soon resign his place In the Cabinet,
and that Hon. Mr.. Doollttle will succeed
him.
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Greatest Invention of the Age.
sELF-RAIsINc FLOUR!
Advantages of SELF Raising Fyour.

advantages of Self Raising Flour.
mn SAVING or TIME IN PREPARING TT BoR
the oven, and tho certainty OF the results In any
climate, difference Of temperature not enectlnR ii;
while the feTmentng process by yeast Is TALLY
dependent temperature, and can not be used with
suncess in either very hot very cold climates and
with every facility occupies several hours and Is then
very uncertain IN its results
The eSELF-RAISINGF FLOUR will he found
decidedy the cheapest that be used for hous sehold
purposes AVlNa THIRTY PER GENT In butter
aud eggs, and making the most superior bread Ight
pastry cake, puddings, nplngs batter and gridde
cakes, etc, with much economy OF time and trouble.
Directions for using accompanying each package.
For sale IN sacks OF by the barrel at
T. R. GlLLlS FLOUR STORE,
Fourth street just east Of Main, Dayton Ohio whore
all orders should be addressed.
December 20, diff
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aItw advertisements.
LOST.

A GAUNTLET BUCK GLOVE, WITH THE ow g..
n ERB name on H. The huder will be suitably
rewarded hy leaving II at Journal once soon.
da2sh9t
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Insurance Notice.

NNHE STOCKHOLDERS or THE TRIJrONIA IN.
i NukANOE COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio, are hereby
nauhsd 70 meet at the office OF the Company, M 2HO
Third street, Dayton, ONO, on Monday. Jannnry l.
1865, betw' en- and o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose
OF eeetlng nine Directors 70 the ensuing year
deeeO-dim JOHN II, BTOPPELMAAN, Sc y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-06

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, February 6, 1865.
invite the citizens Of Richmond, and
Virginia GENERALLY, and the citizens Of
other States who may be sojourning
here, to meet me this evening at halfpast
Z o'clock, at the African Church, to
respond to the answer made by President
Lincoln to the Confederate deputies sent
to confer with him on the subject Of
nnace. WILLIAM SMITH.
Governor Of Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EE SrEcIAL NoTicE is respectfully soli-
cited to my sale THIS DAY, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at my store, on Governor, between
Main AMI Franklin streets, of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE,
CARPETS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
A splendid CHINA TEA SET,
DINNER and other PLATES,
GLASS and CROCKERYWAEE,
TINWARE, &c.
ALSO,
A splendid Silk Velvet Cloak, and other CloakS I;
Ladies' Silk and other Dresses;
Fine Silk, Grape and other Shawls;
Infants Cloak and Dresses very fne(,
Fine Mantilas and Scarfs,
Children's Stockings various sizesl,
Ladies' and Mems Boots and Shoes,
GenGcmen's Coats. Vests, Pants, Scarfs, SC.
Gold and Silver Watches, ! -
Fine large Spy-Glass,
Heavy Gold-p plated Teaspoons,
Sugar, Salt and Mustard Spoons;
One set fine Chesslnen.
Several fine Pianos one with aiion attachment
and various othez articles TOO tedious to mention.
fec T.. ". KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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officer, and taking sixteen Of the enemy,
with twenty horses.

officer, and taking sixteen Of the enemy,
with twenty horses.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
There was report current yesterday
that Sherman had reached, and was dc
stroying, the Augusta railroad at Mid
way, ten miles west Of Branchvillc; but
no intelligence in confirmation Of this
was received by the War Department.
According to official advices, Sherman
was still twenty-five or thirty miles
south of Branchville. An Augusta paper,
received yesterday, says that two corps
Of Sherman's army arc on the Georgia
side Of the Savannah river.
FLAG OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES.
The Senate, on Saturday, passed bill
adopting new flag for the Confederate
States, which will be passed by the
House without objection. The new flag
is as follows: The width two-thirds Of
its length with the Union, (now used as
the battle flag, TO be III width three
ti'ths of the width of the flag, and so
proportional as to leave the length of
the field on the side of the Union twice
the width below it; to have the ground
red, and broad blue saltier thereon
bordcred With white and cmblaZOncd
with mullets or tive~pointed stars, cores.
ponding in number to that of the Con-
federatc States; the field to be white.
except the outer half from the uniol'
which shall be red bar extending the
width Of the haS.
The proposed new flag was hoisted on
the capitol Saturday morning, and met
with general approval. 1t had already
received the appreciation Of large num-
Der of cur most distinguished army and
navy officers.
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E9~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-E. B. Cook,
Auctioneer, having returned to the city, desires to
inform the public generally thar, from this date, he
will devote his personal services, auctoneer to
conduct all sales entrusted his care, either at his
store, private residences, at the horse lot. lie
assures his patrons that the care in all sales,
ard the utmost promptitude of settlement, which
have commanded such liberal patronage in past
times. shall still be used. No. 70 Main street.
IL Cit
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Icy A FIxH VELVET TAPESTRY GARRETT
sze sixteen by. seventeen feet, (about thirty five
yaldsl-at auction THIS MORNING, at the sale OF
Furniture, Housekeeping Articles, SC, by
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
Governor street. between Main and Franklin.
fe 6-its
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ID ICHlIOND THEATRE.
III Corner Seventh and Bzoad stree II

~ SVS0cS Ocveut0 AAS0 DSVSAA otA0s ~
MONDAY EVENING, February 6, sss,
the performance will commence with the b .autiful
Overture,
MARTHA. ORC dEsTRA,
whom will be presented, for the second time,
the beautiful 1ve-act play Of
LITTLE DAREF ROOT;
received with such success, Whit has been under
careful rehearsal for some time. and il mounted
With all attention to The
CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES. PICTURESQUE
AND NEW SCENERY. GRAND ME-
CHAN1CAL EFFECTS, GERMAN
DANCES AND SONGS,
that has hitherto made this the only irst-class
Theatre in the Confederacy.
Miss SALLIE HARRINGTON
/. THE LITTLE BAREFOOT,
which character she seems to have already made
(. peculiarly her own.
Box Book will be
OPEN TWO DAYS IN ADVANCE.
In consequence Of the extreme length of the play,
there will be-
NO FARCE.
Another new play, entitled
DOMESTIC HAPPINESS
WORLDLY PLEASUEE.-
In preparation,
FAIRY SPECTAC
fe Cit
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Eag@ For RENT, Two DESIRABLE Rooms
ole partly furnished, gas in both. The SERVICES OF
4 Good cook. washer and ironer can be had if de-
sired. Apply at the residence on Clay street, Sc
eond house from Brook avenue, lefi-hand side,
between ii and o'clock daily. fe 6-lt'
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NJ ANTED.-I wish to hire or employ
w two good SIIOEMAKERS, to work in TIE
city. Good reference required. None other need
apply. W. H. BEVERIDCiE.
fe 6-3ts BROCK ars,,,.e
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nay In STORE AND FoR SALE AT No. II
II in st eet:
Snrerior GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
Superior RIO COFFEE,
Blight NEW ORLEANS SUGARS,
Superior SORGHUM MOLASSLS,
Prime ROLL BUTTER,
Prime LARD AND BACON,
and General assortment Of CHOICE tRoCE-
RIES, which We offer ut the lowest market rates.
Give us a cali. McAULEY q MfAIT,
No. II Main street,
f. st. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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WANTED TO RENT, somewhere. on
w shockoe Hill, good KITCHEN-RoOM
for negro servant. W. G. MILLER
fe St" corner Clay and Adams streets,
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rOFFEE, SUGAR, DRIED FRUIT,
~ &c Prime ceffeeyk Crushed Sugar, Brown
Sugar, DIcf fGaehss Penrs, Bacon, English Starch,
Florida Cigars. 6ap~tsor Chewing and smoking
Tobacco, Servants Shoes, Cats and Door Hinges,
nc, for sale lsw by
WILLIAMS, ELLIOTT 4 CO..
Me~at. No. O. Main ssseet.
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q RA N D G o, N G T. r 7.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER, assisted by MADAME RUHL.
MtssRs. TIIILOw, KESSNICII,
REINHARDT
FULL ORCHESTRA,
: @ r A N d C. O N c L II T
AFRICAN CHURCH
On TUESDAY (to-morrow) EVENING, February
7th 1865.
l. Overture-"M Martha u" .............. Flowtow
ORCHESTRA.
9 .Aria-"Robert, Robert" &c...... Meycrbccr.
MADAME RUIiL.
5. Clarionet Solo .Bermann.
II. SCHNEIDER.
Mfssas, THiIoW, KEssNIGH and REiNi1AR6T
,. ARA" Mariana Bale.
ORCHESTRA.
PART SECOND.
ORCHESTRA
T. Cavatina-" Nell," from "Belty ''.... .Donizetti
MADAME RUHL.
s. Violin Solo" Souvenir de Bellni ,. ..Artot
Mr. KESSNICII.
g. Echo Song, with Clarionet Obligato .. Bishop.
MADAME RUHL and MR.. II. SCHNEIDER.
10. Cavatina-" Ernani Involani ".......... Verdi.
ORCHESTRA.
Doors open at o'clock P. NJ. Performance COM
mences at o'clock precisely.
Tickets, IS; to be had at all the bookstores and
At the door. fe 6-2ts
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WANTED TO HIRE, IA NEGRO WO-
w MAN, of good character and recommends.
tonS, and without ercunbra.,ces to be nurse for
infant. APP at the PRESIDENTS HOUSE.
f. eft
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E PosTPoNEMEST-Our auction sale
having been postponed in consequence OF military
call, we shall offer, on TUESDAY, February 5th, at
10 o'clock,
$3.50 pounds choice Sugars,
20 bags Cuba aud Rio Coffee,
bag Black Pepper,
% kegs Soda,
% barrels English Dluestone,
Loo dozen Spool Cotton,
10 bales Georgia Osnaburgs,
1909 yards Georgia Sheetings,
l50 pairs Ladies' and dentlemen's SHOES,
and large variety Of miscellaneous articles.
Goods tor this sale must be sent in by Monday.
tee VIM H. FOWLE, SONS \ 20.
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WANTED, p SERVANT GIRL, 10
wv attend to children and wait in the house. -
For such one, liberal price will bc valid Apply
at my house, on Seventh, between Marshall and
Clay streets. fe ct CHARLES C. NAMES.
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WANTED TO HIRE, a good NEGRO
w BOY, for the balance Of the year, aged about:
nfteen years, competent to take care If and Danags
horses He will be- we'll cared for. Apply on Grace,
second door below Third street. T.. q. Il.
EG-3ts
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WANTED.

" ANTED TO, HIRE, q competent
Nv HOUSE SERVANT, without remembrance.
W1sh good character, good washer and ironer,
ana who understands horse work generally, tor q
small family, BY the month or longer.
S. II. GORDON.
Main street, between F0ushee and Adams.
fe G-3ts
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n VERSEER WANTED.-The adver-
~ tiser wishes to employ = competent OVER
SEER on his farm. near Richmond. To man of
experience, not subject to military duty, and who
can or1ng good references, n good salary Will be
gwen single man preferred. Address box s39,
post-office n6-eod5ts
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AMUsnMnNTs.

AS{gsHMEnTs: ..,.,.,...,.
NISto's sssRs IA Concludes. At loa
Lessee ssbisasa ssSxx svEHiso, SEPT sI sss TA''''
HsSS With III
A .s so%nsicins Moaa.s, Sep, 49,
he '-''siia iiH Sfss II ss sgss.
the great Irish Drama by Dion yousicAuls and z. Il
A nSssil M ~. 'ssS SSgSEz ;,,.,
r4 #s s9ssaaHa&s $$I5s Hi s22iE
Vt IA: s!'!s: sl. Il: s E:a! $S;s
The general p, SSSss ssp,s sfls Ct
THIRD AND Last d Il s %asss SHE BUT ONE OF
Stats secured six days in adssfissss- !"
RNsSspwAY THEATRE, o.0. wood
AND Sss y .sssss AssFABLA'A4
:. s,.s.. WEDNESDAY, hynsso. sEPr.&
10 sAAke'p'Ars'' great 'r nEcks 2,
Thursday September 7 Sy sgs; "A re'uss'.
Friday, september BENEFIT ef
SATURDAY MATINEE.
sa,rrd.v sven,,, hiSo LEAK.
s"''uA' '''"'D Y&R. FRANK DREW.
Box ONCE open from to O'Clock, whom seats may be 10
cured in advance.
i MATSH E6E TUE CHARACTERISTIC.
TONY Sx PAs idfI " n Max K a \ aHzR
An,s TIE rESfLE's OPERA vs. ITALIAN orERA
iKisHocRAcY and oc,.cv
ru pEsocEAys " y siiSSY Sgy issvn
THE Ed ASAPksE & s SERa fSh5sSEO
in A BLAZE Of GLORY;
TONY En 1h5v WIFI fa n d1 afhAs sSEs
asy r orpS: SS s.. ssa's II
cessfu with troupe than @aTe,zes with hts Ma,sMs.
a. that there fear q ndspostiOn %
e Already % Tng h.s got s
for he f song with his rSwssS sxsIy
asa S1f S s
a. Tony Opera % ,Ss the ssr ss sss i
vf sr which nH are
Ma 70 sI
patronage; he rely his seta bad lot now tina
= oss n S%H"P We
'Ainy bet on Tony rt sFTES 9pf5A bI GI.s
EVERY SIsGf fHTs WEEK.
a aR4Sb S MHFISEE
GRAND MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY AT 90 o'0LocK. o.,
ia'F S$T Ns q 81 iT 81 n TE WORLD
FL e. S SIS9 E EBP!E..
1 Ell NlNO EDDIE,
THE THE k kIELIFTTIAs B BkosDIs.
| Read what the Sunday Dispatch says:-
Tony PASTORS OPERA HOUsE.-El Nino Eddie tho lnfaf
Bondn who is doing amazing fcats at this place
amusement is truly and deservcdly entitled to the aboy
sobriquet-he of the The performances OF tn
daring child and particularly those Of last week WEI
really astonishing character yet mt the same time mo
pleasing to Witness for maturity his and pos
ton would do honor first class matre dm ballet For
child Of such tender years 70 accomplish all the pcro
daring feats OF Blondin, Leon Javeli, and tina
| too with the grace OF a Herr Cline, II ~ tru
wonderful and noomprehensibc to the profession -
| is to the public. There is no doubt that FL MI,
tight rope artist equals the greatest and exces q
jory the most renowned Of that line ever seen IN "a
or sny other country Little Eddie, understand IL
son OF Mr. Richard Rivers the we'll known circus direc,
and accomplished equestrian and panomims aud receive
the appeition OF FL Nno (he child In Havana IN ~
where he is said 10 have created an extraordmary u9
while playing an engagement at the Crco de Charin ~
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF I'll Nino do not end with the abo
stated performances but lac is said to be dashng eqns
TRAN and OF the best and most amusing st pcriore
extant Should health and maturity of years be gwen ~
there Is no doubt but he VIII as9 Phi ss @
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RARNuMs NEW MUSEUM,
- Lt cTI Gil eMlS II EsfSSJAiRHSSiSssds .
between Spring and Prince streets the interior
STRUCTURE mas ENTIRELY nEMoDELLED,
. y. ''nss"s SsEAT %%fLI1ypE ,
for the proper e.hs!ss & % sa, received
p. T. BARNUM. Proprietor snd'MNanasA
syhvEsIER RLEEkER supsrinisadss.
:" . '''' OVER 10000 oUhiosiriEs.
comprising valuable .,,,
cssas History Wax
tary, Paintings Historical relics &c. conspicuousS
and FIVE TS'fla sA SI1ssa AND ELEGANT SALOONS
re cos ssIs AND s,EsEoscorgscAs HALL.
chosen for their sFffs GsasD e sI
made to EiRE sD e III %s'i
The wonder and delight RafP Pf FA nj ySa's tho
occupy ENORMOUS CAGE FORTY FEET LONG.
anu '''' EXTENSIVE LIVING MENAGERrE.
Aren'''''O'e 'I a MAMMOTH TURTLE.
weighing. when captured, 2so pounds Is . wonderu'
wooDror nSsfEHH ri 1H GL REEF
who s TwS GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOTION.
f cSEf q sss GLASS
As hours VA! =, Es s s4y1NG G ss
NOAH ORR THE Tl Aaha II hni SAfEf N'A
Shss''assSS 4 SWAN SSSTA 0IAsrHss sIoHr
''s ;r'lii lffy WEIGHING coo PousDS
S4N4FH AND
whose .'"s'a 'A s|i1sfsSifa si 81 B. ALL
r.s I sHs. Ss -.
other sq AE% AND aAas{ EscTSss soox
has been c0os'rnf SIb IiphO s&So PERSONS,
wh''n TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
sB1ssI ;$s5 Rss s & s'
The having right conception Of that dsssss'
q he public sGs4 q
s ss s ss e
bonded The % a$E "A sTS Si;i 4 3 Please
aa: Sse e co..
the Sadns g
n'i si.EG%ycE COMFORT, SOUND, VENTILATION.
AreA.e. and sulld mAs H. sf Rd ESSdAss Smith.
k E:'ssas sis w S:Ss .as
ssn NJ ehsn e.
following XII 1 bS1Is :'iSS 'SSSSii';s \.
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0'''nmirL LARGE xyD EFFICIENT y ShSMSsSsISts ~
the si siIsSSY 2. IS
will be delivered BY NJ p T. sARS6S after which ~
celebrated Europssn sIi, =: v,v v.c.pry
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PROPOSALS..

CSROToN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRACT
~ rsSeparate sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title OF the work to which II relates, the OF the
bidder the date Of it's presentation win be received
this Office until II o'clock of Thursday September H.
1873 for the construction the following street improve
ments 10 in Eighty third street. between Third
and Fourth avenues; In Monroe street. between
Coears street and sewer In Lexington avenue
from sixth street. with branches In the
Streets Lexington and Third ayenues
also for paving with stone blocks Fifty ninth street, from
With 10 Tent Sxtyrst street. from Third ave-
nue. 10 East specifications and blank proposals can be
otsipe ed on application Contract Clerk at this ONCE
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, \ Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
NV YORK. Sept. 2, 1866.
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Citizen s4asfss s's ssS SsDas 'ss.
Eox's OLD BowERY THEATRE.
NEW RoAAfs!f Rfs9 81 5 EsSa1TJFP ABBEY
ss n EFFESTs AND WIZ
under the direction ap M suP g L To e
.,..., wyirH HIS FULL COMPANY.
DICE OF DEATH.
yxrINrpp n stuart.
Tsis oslabshmeai renovated and refreshed Win opsa
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 8
on which occasion M sR great g. s. soG GnaRks
will make his first appearance In ten monhs In As two oss
MAJOR DE BOOTS.
In s'''ns '0'Hf Ev fsaTn,oib SGSe sSfkfEND
ToodDSGIRs.
NE management has pleasure announcing the ensAsD-
"s' Of that 0r'lS Mss SGq nose as' ESrrsoE
who Wy make hsrsrst appearance at this theatre In ~
Doors Gen at ~ Performance will commence a. g. M
Sterling Comes S SSTTEsSsg &c FRIEND
with the !, f9,ll1loyins d,ription Of eharacters
psrfsSsSsy II him nshs e hls !ssssrss
r. i issSrsos disappearance s. SSaSs:s
Mrs. sssndeSn appearance Rose cyl Ess
f. BE- followed BY mr. version Of Sss ss&-
FAMED drama Oh Tue 1ooDLEs
as oIayed Sy m for one hundred ns
wards (rst appesrsnccj Due sutton scSs Mis- M
I The orohesra Under the direction Of dis.insuisbse
| MIR: ROBERT sT0E ,pa;ass,A
In New York Grand Fantasia Isl WIZ so Men,;
aale Wednesday, at dock A. ~
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AMUoUMUNTD.
NET BowERy THEATRE, -EzBi rom NidHTS 81
sosn. de will appear tonight Marc Antny In the tFas
49,. julius CESAR.
Brutus M: Walter Grisdale Oasca r. ~ IdnneH
Casslus a. W Thompson PortiA hrs w. q. jone2
oiaxsn..... ;geo Brockes tslphurpa. Mrs q. Jotdan
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EXCURSIONS.

NEW YORK MENDELssoHN UNIoN.--THE MOON
IN light excursion this society will take place Thurs
day evening" September T. board the barge Walter
Sands Capt. Myers, from foot Of Morton street. North river
at six o'cluck r. NJ precisely, accompanied by Mr. Nos
celebrated orchestra and concert grand fon Messrs
procure tickets of A. Munger Treasurer at 6 Broadway
The performing members requested to attend the only
Rooms, 626 Broadway, Wednesday September6, at
NJ precisely. j. DELLA TORRE, PRESIDENT
W. BEi,cK, Conductor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEXICAN MANUFACTURES vs. FORETGN.-THE
N Bishop Guta Pcrcha Company, In order to protect hc
INTERESTS will in future sell their very superior quality
ing previous day the Standard and Will sell Of
per cent less than the foreign tissue sold at on that day
SAM'L q. BISHOP, General Agent, 2Ol Broadway N y
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TAKEN UP.

IN the 10th inst. red and white two year
~ old heifer, Her sides are red, and back,
head. and tail white. The owner is reques ted
to prove property. pay charges and take her
away. P. EGAN,
Sec. 4, town OF Cato, October IA, 1858