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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Grover a. Bakers First Premiam Elastic
stitch tui ltsk Stit,h sewing Machines, 495 broad
way, ~" YORK, aud 2i5 Fulton st. Brooklyn. 80
Howe sewing Machine COMPANY, Elias
Howe, Dr., President, go Broad-U, New Nork. s8g
Wheeler IL Wilson's Highest Premiun
Lock stitch Sew Ing Machines. aud buttonhole Ma
chine. go BruulNay Neu York "a
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TRADE NOTICES.

A n ADVERTISEMENT PUBLISHED IN
n Yesterday paper, over the guature of John O.
oodruh, stating that the shop 20 Barclay a., va
closed, va an error: The shop and store are still
open. JOSEPH HALL Proprietor IN
pRlCKLAYERS OF THE CITY OF NEW
DYort,-There will be q meeting "wednesday eve
ming at ~ O'Clock. Of the above body, in the Dennt
Dispeusary, cor. I'D ct and ~ ave. All non-mem-
bers are requested 70 attend. CHRISTOPHER
CAPfEk, Pres. PATRICK NJ BRAZIL Sec. ia
boot AND HOECUTTERS-THE NEXT
Dfefuar meeting OF THE Society viii tate place
THE evening, " o'elO,k, corner Of Grand aud Eiza-
Jeth street,. Those uhC have not yet enrolled their
names aie reslec fully invited to attend. A. HAL
LlNAN, ftesdent. q STOKES secretary. 15l
COACH MAKERS UNION no. i.-SEMI-
~ monihly meeting Of thi. mon will he held At
their hAl 2J1 Bouery, this evening. at o'clock, a.
business u ueat Importance sill. be transacted aso
tickets Tor our % Annual Excursion I'll be ready
~ order Of GEOkGE BRONN, Poo John
NORA ~, sec 10
NOTlCE-THE SEMI-MON1H lilly MEET
Nns Of the blue ,iOne CATERS and fasgers uil be
held 10 MON Hall. cor. Of iGth Il. ami -th ave, on
tuesday evening, June yth, A. O'c OcE JOHN
hokEARN, Chairman. PATRICK flILblBBON5,
sec vs.
NOTICE To THE UNITED COOPERS OF
the state Of Ner loit We, the c'opes ~ The
90 enToint sugar iiouse are on strits Tor vafea.
20 request Of the uited Coopets not 10 Interfere
WITH Gus striks. COMMITTEE Oh shop. 10
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD
- heir regular se"kly meeting, At their hall, cor.
OF ist and 9Th avenue, oI TUESDAY evening June
we zoth. u II requested Di every member 10 attend
tue meeting, ~ tn" business Of great import ance
!" w. rtol on. Hero Viii be telDt irum Nork-
inriIcur Mon on the e.ght hour uucF'iOn. The z
Ill Do" committee " arransemcuts on pic mic av-
pointed All member Ia ArroatH are hereby uou.
utt 20 ihy W " they will be struck gainst ne nom
p ease take uO'ic, VI AtDvr. WILLIAM BhkNt~,
ff'.iut A. JbllN tNNlS. Recording secretary. .y-
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CORRESPONDENT VITO addrcsics us With rof
'ronce to the plan subm tod IN yos,crday'. srS
for providing homes Tor tho ia orinz clas.sa
says;
am aware hat all you say shout tho wrslch.d
and unhealthy condition OF our preslut tenement
houses - true believe that the money psid by
lAhorerS Tor their present apartments, would npy
pay the interest on the capital required TO build
small but comfortable cottages ia tho sulurls
have no duuOt that the distance between these
rural homes and the business centre Of the citg,
might 10 overcome 10y meaus Of steam railway
connection, 80 you suggest but think you have
overlooked ono important MISTER, IN concluding
HAT your Ian is io.rihlr. What .llude 70 'sth.si
Alter you hsvo got your houses ready, your tun-
mel railroad built ami Everything else repaired,
~hai certainty il tusro that Vic occupants of these
Inement houses will sccep. the prUuered
sluuncss
Our correspondent signs himself 'Csplial," and.
from tho tenor u his letter, We infer that he has
carefully considered our proposition, possibly
with the view Of taking part in car
rying 1t out, IT he can 10 assured OF Its
yerfect pracncabty We therefore take
vlcasure in responding 60 hi. inquiry.
his doubt expressed in Tie above paragraph 10
doubtless founded upon the doa that the lIboring
glasses having become latitaAIed 30 living as they
now DO, are unm .udm. u tho danger to health aud
lite which attends them, aud would therefore 10
.yers to leaving their present quarters, wretched
As they are. This hyI othesls rs wholly erroueous
s' proven by the fact that since thc ADVENT OF tho
warm weather VIC have received scores OF commune
eshous from lsburlng men, imploriug us 90 suggest
'one practicable plan that VIII mitigate the evils 10
Which they are now EXPOSED AMI We have simply
submitted propos ton which seems to US best cal
cnIs'ed Tor tie 'eomplishmeni Of de4rable re-
torh' feeling convinced thNI the working classes
would gladly loyuily, accept Of ~ houchIs, and
Tor ever b.os' sc tSud thus raised In a noble
GAuse.
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MACPHERSON q DONALD SMITH,
Al Late style, SMITH 4 BROTHER.
NEW YORK.
lRI MELa

EAST INDIA AND BirrER PALE ALEs.
FOR CITY AND SOL lHERN USE.
These Aos arc Of improved quality, hrewed with
great care, pleasant, nutriuvo aud s,rcnethening
ami can le relied On for purity The attention con-
Bre~ery West 18th q, tci tn AMI stf Ives. 80
NEW YORK, 18TH JUNE, Is65.-THR
~ partner.h.p heretofore exiting under the firm
name nance Of sLyAhs 4 WATSON, al ~ Greensieb 4,
y hereby dissolved by mutual consent. SAMUEL
WATSON alone Is authorized 10 sigu lie inn name
III liilaid'tiOn. y; r SEyANS,,,
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.-TO Re LET
l on contrart the grading OF yards in the rear OF
lY6 aud l9s tsst isIh At also a cellar 2sI5T Apply
on the premises, on Friday, June 23d, from To
IN. Tho cellar to be 5 icei below the curb. 26S
OILs AND PAISTs-ROOF OIL, 80 CTS.
paint oil, rs cents Ier gallon Grafton paint. Ven
red yellos ochre and Spanish brown, cents Per H.
ss9.rg, White lead and iinc' cents D. BiDwfif
DROIOSAL.S FOR CONTRACT FOR THE
reno'Al of the earthly deposit in the COLLAR OF "a
houses East sab st. bet lat and % aye., viii he
No. SOL 9th ave. 3Ss
pAWNBROKER'S TICKETS BOUGHT
OF diamonds, catches, Jerelry, silverware, mu-
sea instruments, dry goods, slks clothing &c also
urand II, ~ stairs. $50
Rags, PAPER, BAGGING. &C-IF You
l'want the full each value, send your r.ss white or
s TO ~ D%T. waste PAPER old OF new bagsinf Sc
'" - vi. " ~ nhiIltIs We pay the highest
price, aud use fairbauk, scale. Ii3
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES, PAT-
- entsd April 1858 They suit perfectly is u rs
years Sold only by Prot fpwD. 5. FRANKS Lee
turer on the Eye and SIectarl.s Sole Patsnteo T3g
broadv aY, \. iork, ana Isl Washington At, Boston SI
THE CELEBRATED COMPRESSED YEAST
formerly made by DOMAIN, STEIN 4 co, and
pronounced superior Ia bre~crs' or bakers ysaL
yeast posdert veast cakes, &c. making a lighter,
wholesome and purrr bTe 40, Ia nov nanutnctur,s y
" tLiI ShEk 1t he eNtenslve works 81 10 3a3
Wet 18th IT, bet lHh and lth ayes Vhere families
gTocert and Others can call and supply themse ives or
leave their orders. ". ELLlNGhk, Proprietor lU8
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
OLD newspapers, pamphlets, hooks and waste
paper Of ever description. slOtkMfLL 4 IN.
EksuN, 20 Ann ~ door west Il Nassau. l4q
I $40 L. ;. LOAN-FIFTH NATIONAL
RANK,
S3s THIRD AVENT'E, NY
This Bank has the uotas OF tho above loan Tor
sale
uien also for the sale Of 1909 every evening from
to9,s 4 N,
4. THOMPSON, Cashler
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I)AWNBROkER'S SALE. - RICHARD
l. FIELD, Auctr, will cell on THURSDAY, at Sales
roonr, 4eg Pearl 81 y. Y large assortment OF men
and wonenr clothing. gov us, shAuls remnants silf
and other dfesres also coats psna aud vests, some
watches and lewelry. BY order Of ". MASlA. 70
Ismos At, y. y, Licensed Pssnbroksr Dealer. are
invited To attend. l99
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paw NBkOHER'S SALE-GkO. q. LkWIS,
Auct., uill cell this dav, At 10 O'Clock At 1875 Bow.
cry, large Assorment Of goli and silver ustches
~. 1870
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DAWNBROhER'S SALE - BELL 4 IN
Il GRAHAM will sell this day, At lOS O'Clock, at 50
New Bowor} 500 lots valuable clothing, sik dresses,
remnants, sheets, eont- pants vests, boot. shoes ~
doc. pic uTe', or Mrs &. COHEN, &C Eighth ave,
PaunbIokcrs sale, "Wednesday, or. II. DELOSGE,
1l3 D. broadway Pavubroker's sale, Thnr.d.y, or
N MKHKBACH. ABB Grand IT, l2i
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MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, JUNE
4'h ~, SO .NoIee to OVuCrs OF pos,-Sotice Is
h"t"hy given that on and after Monday, June ~,
'"9' the ordinance respecting Dogs found running
90" or az lSfge IN any street Of tho city Of New
orr, without loing properly muTzed viii be street
" enforced. The sam Of ffty viii be paid Tor
every dog which shall have been found Ia the suoes
running ootc or a. arc ltho1t heinz properly muz-
7lod and which shall be brought alive 10 the Pound
~ tie loot VI 10Th st. Fast River, prior 10 tue first
Monday n Nugust, Oh and after which date only f. nv
cents viii lie paid for each. Owners Of Dogs may
reclaim them At the Pound before 4 o'clock in the
afternoon on the dag they are received on payment
Of exp nses. y. II. No doss will he received from
b W. - order OF tho Mayor. GRO. W. MORTON,
Iiist kAshal. ,1b
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A LOTION SALE ~ FINE FURNiTURE-

4 This sdAy afternoon a. . O'Clock p!ec sely,
combating Of all the piror, chamber and duug-roo
furniture IN the 5--tury residence IL West 18th A.,
let 9Th and ith sye- fine Ioaeuo ODD, walnut and ma
hosany furniture Of all descriptions yards Il
tap~try and ingram carpets hnr mattresses, beds
AMI lcilns, china cut gA-s silver ware table cut.
LerI- sc. No rna Llnrmnni Of aaIr-
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Auction NOTICES.

A CCTlON SALE or CROCKERY-HES.
AEh e. ENA\S' tIctr ill sell 80 dealer. on
Tuesday, Iuue q. ~ ten I'cOcs at IL Barclay a
all kinds Of ciuck'ry and class ALEC. the sock "
retailer with which the sale will Commence fipbs
vel packed for shipping. 40
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DAWNRKOkfk- : SALE, THIS DAY, AT
I lug o'clock JAMES AGAR, will 81 At 40 30
New bower, coa's' vests ants dresses, underssr-
mrn's o. Al KINDS, yhUets, lts, hoott sui var
ieV Of others od'. by order II BARNARD, No. ii
Ihrd ave ON THURSDAY. large sac oi sold sni
.llyeI sltlel- LcNelrN and lAncv Ar.cln.. In
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\ IUIION NALt-hIkkIEI. 4 20, At
their sAes rooms, IS BOSeIy, vul sell on Tues
day, June 2oth, commencing at To- o'co < the to-
lo~ing named goods one LARGE sized truck suitable
tot heavy work, in perfect order second hand
cNfriaee, 10 cool order; carts, wagons, rev tus
chin't, Biuss'ls carpets stoves zee, Tin ware.
SOFAS hedstesis cane and sofa ho,'oin-i chairs one
case Of 9th, Arge lot Of mems clothing &c, &C By
order, JOHN LIST. Marshal
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CONSl MpTION.

A MOTHER GREAT CURE IN THE CITY
Or NEW YORK,
VI highly respectable citizen veil known 70 the
Mercantile community, by
DR.. J. H. sCHTNCK. TIE GREAT LUNG DOC.
TOE OF pHILAnkLPHIA.
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY, BY
JOHN MORTIMER, IS Fast Broadway, Of 800
ots mems and sOmens' clothing childrens othins.
boots shoes, remnants and variety OF other soodA,
tol numerous 70 mention. BY order Of A. DEAL
ER. N
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metal.
- White RAGS cent? per H.: c,lo.s and ' oolens,
cents, book and spapers. cents. old hras. l
CENTS copper and fcvtsr, ~ Ceuts: lea & ceuts at
u Ner lboSery between Roosevelt and Scg Cham
bors ct. 3ts
CIDER BRANDY-TRY II. :. CONOVER'S
- celebrated Old CIDER Brandy. In cas.s Of one or
tao doc or hy ihe Dbl. H. : CONONER, Distlller,
Freehold, NeS Jerscy ~
EURS1 IRE FOR SALE OF EVERY DE-
ecr'ption .Iaflor AMI bed room suites, carpets
mirror. tedtins, &c, At BESDAl.L A. SCOTS
NMcfroin-' 20 aud III Hudson ~ cor Cans Pay
ueut 'aken IN weekly instalments II desired. Ji2
INFRlNGERS BAVARIA FINAL IN
i Junction has lust been granted BY the United
riatet tiicut toutt against an infringe the
sktr-suppoItinr shouldet-hrscr Correct, wish puff
hv selling. Take warning. "pa'ented BY +. l..
Chapman, December Is, lNo}," 10 stamped on ala 'he
genuine. The Only L.alIzed usnutsctoTy in the
lnIlel state. Is 2lI walnut u. Phlla -.
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DANNBROkEk'S SALE--H. SCANLOS,
Il will sell on the 18th. At u Carmine IT. general
assortment Of unIedeemed pledges. by order OF =.
". TAALIS, l.. T.. IS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23
Address OF ths Rebel Congress.

NEw YoRK, March 23-The rebel Congress,
before taking its recent hasty leave Of Rich
mond, and after refusing 10 adopt any of the
measures urged by Davis, as requisite 10 save
the rebel cause, issued an address to the
Southern people. II begins by saying they
cannot have peace except by the sacrifice Of
independence and property, and that confs-
cation and determination are the only terms
they can get Il refers to what il regards as
the evils Of re union, and u axes an appeal 10
Southern manhood 1t gives colored view
of the resources Of the South, aud calls upon
the people to drive into the ranks again ab
sentees and skulkers
1t congratulates the country upon the ap-
pointment Of Lee as General-in.C Chief, and
apologies for the heavy burden of taxation
they have been obliged to impose
They believe the people Of the United States
have become tired OF the war, and say they
eau at any time have peace BY abandoning the
wicked attempt Of subjagation. f
They recite again their grievances under
the old Government, and call upon the people
to emulate the example Of the Russians when
Napoleon invaded their territory.
They wind up with stirring appeal, say
ing success is within their reach; that the
battle is not to the strong, and that the shades
OF their martyred heroes beckon them on.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23
AFTERNOON REPOTT.


NEw YORK, March 23.-The steamer
Varina, from Beaufort, North Carolina, goth
inst has arrived here, and brings important
intelligence.
The news Of the capture of Goldsbore was
received there in the city soon after the vic.
tory, by dispatches from Sherman, who, it was
reported, called for re-inforcements for his
army during their further march northward
Immense numbers of troops we're promptly
sent in response from Beaufort, by rail and
other roads, to Goldsboro, preparatory to
meeting the main army of Sherman.
II was believed that battle was imminent,
aud hence Gen Shetmans army was swelled
to an overwhelming force, the extent Of which
may lead TO a general retreat or surrender of
the enemy. Re endorsements and supplies had
also been sent from Newbern 10 join Sher-
mans army,
Refugees at Beaufort and Morehead City
declare that the rebel troops are demoralized
and that supplies are beginning to fail
II was also reported that part Of Lees army
bad gone to reinforce General Johnston, and
that his main force was about Eve miles North
of RAleiOh
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N,w York s,orh nnr..,

NEW York, March 23-Stocks lower and
dull Gold closed at l54; Money
Z, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Sal:
Reading 81; 6-2O coupons l07; l04Gs,
coupons, 80; one year certificates 81
United States skies Of 1868 con.
Pons, To- New York Central 93l; Erie 59l
United States skies Of 1881, coupons, l0f
1905 l44 Sterling Exchange lO95; u s
sixes of 81. registered, l05; 20's,reeistered
l04 coupons 1855 fves of "a, coupons,
lOO iVes Of II reg. lO4; skies OF 81 cou.
pons, 1885, $40 coupons hew issue, 1861.
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NEw YoRK, March 23.-Colton dull at 5On53.
Flour dull and 10 cents lower at 9 75ag s5
for extra state, and 10 30al0 40 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat no receipts, unsettled
and irregular at 2 10 for amber Michigan
and l goal 90 for winter red western
Corn dull at | "a for new mixed
western; Oats qu ct and Case lower at 81 cts
for western Pork lower at 26 37a2p so
for new mess, 23 5Oa24 for SO and GA
and do ~ for prime; Lard dull at l65als1;
Whisky lower at l0a2 Is for western (;
Petroleum dulla 35 cents for crude, 81 cts
tor refined in bond, 74c for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7S for western; Sugar
dull at l7ials9e for Nuscavado Butter 36a
4sc for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull. Eggs m6r
at 27a28c
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sonEnlFuIVnblafls, l4a ortlu.th. west

soAEEnlEplynbAptss54Aa olftip-tbs west
correspondents writes A friend fours, resid-
ing not far from lake T., has near her
house fine mineral sping, supposed to con.
tain great medicinal virtues She has been
l9 '4s I1SS S & Isos'S'Sg q sos Z. l5sT O. agsq.
As each batch of bottles would arrive, SO
would complaints that the water lost its med
ical properties on the route. At last, by way
of joke, she filled one with a mixture Of wa
ter, molasses, cream Of tartar and whisky, aud
sent him word that it would retain It's strength
As luck would have it, be sent that bottle
without examining islte be malYzed By fe1
turn express herecsived letter advising him,
by all MEANS to buy that spring, as "whisky
cocktail spring was a valuable piece Of prop
eriy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23

\ | " l. ..H
PATENT IMPROVED CooK.--0ne Of the most
useful and important inventions OF the day,
is the ''Patent Improved Cock" or faucet, for
filling casks by atmospheric pressure, now in
troduCed to the public by T. NJ John, ESQ.,.
Of this city.
The great advantage aud utility OF this in.
veution consists in ils adaptation for filling
casks Of all kinds With safety and rApidity
and without loss or waste. Il particularly
useful to distllerS, rectifers, and ale and beer
brewers Itis very simple in construction,
and can be attached to tanks or reservoirs
without any trouble or additional expense
When attached in this wAy7--as ii works itself
-ail additional labor or attention Is dispensed
with II will all barrel ia two minutes, and
the apparatus itself by means Of whistle at,
tached TO it, gives the signal when the eAsk is
full 1t will be found indispensable to coal
oil manufacturers and re6ners, as IL operates
without a particle Of waste or loss, and may
be used with entire safety day or night, Il
Mr. John has the sole agency for tho sale OF
the epatent in the United States, aud will give
all requisite information in regard TO ii, and
also exhibit its operation 10 those who may
desire to witness IL At the osceOlA Mil on
anNI.II Y .frI sleliaNf4 .slfYfall E ID .,rg
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By Telegraph.
&EPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST NE OVs.
FORENOON RRPORT. 20
more "fferaid- rrash

NEw YoRK, March 70. - The Herald's
Washington special says
An officer from Fayetteville reports that the
column which the Raleigh papers mention as
moving toward Hjlsboro is Shermau's left
wing moving toward the North Carolina
Railroad TO destroy the bridge over the Neuse
between Raleig and Goldsboro "7l
Thousands Of refugees are on the way to
Wilmington. 81. ttIIFfg
The wharves of all landings between Fay
ettevile and Wilmington are covered with
roeiu, tprPentme, eot,on, &eEi sitb RutH
The value OF properly captured is about
81, 600 600
The HerAld's Kiuston correspondent says
that the ram Muse, destroyed BY the rebels
had crew, exclusive Of officers, of ninety
men, who surrendered
On the ram we're twenty-one hermetically
sealed cans OF powder, two hundred lbs each,
and two 6S-pounders, rified guns.
The rebels before leaving Kinbton, placed
torpe Toes all about the place, some Of which
have done execution on our troops.
The Heralds Second Corps correspondent
Of the 10th says:
There is a report that an army Of rebel de-
serters is in Western North Carolina, under
the lead OF one Kirk. They are all armed aud
organized for protection against conscriplion
officers, and infict such injury on the rebel
cause as will best contribute speedily to termi
nate the war and enable them 10 return home.
(WhewD
The Fifth Corps correspondent of the goth
says ..a
That heavy rumbling, as OF horses crossing
pontoon bridges is heard every night from
within the enemys lines, showing that they
arc actively engaged In some movement
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Executive COMMITTEES.

B@rCoUSTERFRIT.- dangerous counter
felt Of the Eve dollar notes Of the Lafayette
branch Of the Bank Of the State Of Indiana is
in circulation. The vignette is darker than
the original, and somewhat blurred The por-
traits are inferior Although readily detected
by good judges, ii is dangerous counterfeit,
and the public are cautioned against It. The
note may be filled with the name of other
branches i.'.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23

FASHIONS. s.--From the following, 1t will be
seen that the latest styles are very Jfd'by, as
we'll as extravagant, 1t is TO be hoped the
insects will not be Jealous Of the close imits.
tiou which, il is fair to presume, some of our
fashionable miliners will make. The Chinese
embroideres would look better we're they on
the frings Of some Of the Celestials, a .3s,
Ladies' in Paris wear dresses covered with
artificial insects, butterflies, lizards, shells,
&c., and duohesses and marchionesses are to
be seen at the theatre in,red satin and yellow
velvet jackets, ornameHted with Chinese en-
broideries. The jeWelry is equally extrava-
aces 10 black enamel and mounted as weather
cocks, &c" sei- Il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23

SPRING 0rESHG. Grand Exhibition of
Millinery at 335 Second street. at Mas A.
Goodman old stand, . a,.5.5. i,, M.
We take pleasure to Announce to the ladies
OF Dayton and vicinity, that we have our en-.
tire stock of Millinery, comprising Bonnsts,.
Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, 30, &C., ready to
exhibit on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
the 25th, 9th and 2sth of March, 1865,
Remember the place, No 1896 Second
street, formerly Miss A, Goodmans. a5i,-' .a4 ~
2tdlw ~ GABRIEL. Haas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23

R@~DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pills
are composed OF chemical vegetable extracts
mostly from plants growing in our own coun.
try, some of these plants have a direct action
on the liver, others upon the skim others on
the kidneys, and others upon the bowels and
lungs Y lt,is by peepliar ch emicat combina-
ton Of all these extracts, that these Pills are
made to possess the most extraordinary eff.
cacy for curing diseases growing out Of de.
rangemeRt Of the bowels kidneys, or liver,
In chronic diseases, or diseases Of long stand
ing, such as Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Constipation Of the Bowels, Erysi peias, Scrof.
nla, Goiter, Scald Head, Barber's Itch, Sore
Eyes, Pimples on the Skin and old sores, the
treatment with the Pills should be continued
for longer time than with less stubborn dis.
eases. These Pills have become 20 much of
a favorite, that it is only necessary for as to
cay that they are for sale by all the principal
druggists and dealers in family medicines.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23

VINO ARE HAPPV2-Lord Byron said "Ths
mechanics and workingmen who can maintain
their families ere, in my opinion, the happiest
body of men. Poverty is preferable to the
heartless, unmeaning dissipation Of the high
orders" Another author says; ~ have no
propensity to envy any one, least of all the
rich and great; but if j we're disposed to this
weakness, The subject Of my envy would be a
healthy Young man in full possession Of bis
strength and faculties, going forth in the
morning to work for his wife aud children, or
bringing home his wages at night yLl1yI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23
Special Notlres,

BkV- When the delicate tissue Of the Lungs
once becomes deceased, the progress of fire
IL scarcely swifter or more fatal than it is if
the disease is permitted to go unchecked
When cough, pain in the lungs, or oppression
first sets in, resort to Aliens Lung Balsam
which will surely cure you. a--lat tI.t'
For sale by James Abby; also, by the Deal
ers in Family Medicine generally.