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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-08

CnAr. SO An Actrogulating Proceedings
in criminal Cases, and for other Pur.
poses.
Bolt enacted by tho Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That
every grand Jury imranollod before any
district or circuit court Of tho United
States TO inquire into and presentment
make of public oloncC5 Against the Uni
ted States, committed or trablO within
the district for which the court is holden,
shall consist Of not less than sixteen and
not exceeding twenty-threo persons. II
Of the persons summoned less than six
teen attend they shall DO placed on the
Grand ury, and the court sha Il order tho
marshal to summon, either immediately
Or for a day fixed, from the 5ody Of the
district, and not from the bystanders, q
sufficient number Of persons to complete
the grand jury, And whenever challenge
to an individual grand juror is allowed,
and there are not other jurors in attend
j NhNp eullNlVllt w JoAA Iil't0 INV ElNHu lul -
the court shall mako a like order to the
marshal to summon O sufficient number Of
persons for that purpose. Noindiotment
shall be found, nor shall any presentmenl
bo made, without tho concurrence Of az
loast twelve grand jurors, From the per.
sons summoned and accepted 0s grand
jurors, tho court shall appoint the fore.
man, who shall have power to administer
oaths and oilrmatons to witnesses appear
| Ing before the grand Jury.
| See. Q. And DO it further enacted, That
when the offence charged be treason or q
capital offence, the defendant shall be en-
titled totwenty and the United Statos tohyo
poromptory challenges, On trial for
any other oaonca il which the right Of
percmptory challenge now exists, tho de-
fandant shall be entitled to ten md tho
United States TO two peremptory challeng.
Ies All challenges, whether 70 the crray
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-08
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at tho Second Session of the Thirty
eighth Congress.
Omar. S4.--An Act supplementary to
the several Acts relating to Pensions.

Omar. S4.--An Act supplementary to
the several Acts relating to Pensions
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of .ho United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That no
invalid pensionor now or hereafter in tho
service of tho United States shall b9 en-
titled to draw pension for any period Of
time durin which he is or shall b3 entiN.
cd to the full pay Of salary which an able
bodied person discharging like duties TO
tho government is allowed by law.
Sec. 2 And be Il fueAer enacted, That
acting assistant or contract surgeons dis
ablqd BY any wound received Or disease
contracted while actually performing tho
duties Of assistant surgeons Or acting as
ds.lnt surgeons with any miiIary forces
in Che field or in tranitu, shall b1 entitled
10 tho benefits Of the pension laws in the
Same manner as Il they had actually been
mustered into ,la service With tberaHk Of
"0ssstant surgeon" md ,h9 widows,
minor children, or the dependents Of act
iBg assis,an, surgeons dying while per-
forming the duty aforesaid, shall in like
~" @ il9I W. eu''I.yu " !ey " 'S,lo 1 p'IGA'G i
been actual y mustered into the service as
aSs!s'an. surgeons, ,r
9e'' O. An0 os " l0I'not e1'yL9u, IN. ~.
oH persons now y law entlllgu 70 " i'S' I
pension 'nah n@cre"IyoT @ P'u'"Iu Ii WY 'nSl T
A"[e 'o'' Vuo loo' "uu guV uSi'u . !" 'ni
.Ni!t'a' 7VfEIyu oi su3 = uI.eu H'"Iso\ "nV
III Ilo i'ue ol "S yngTl 0u'y, bna' D'
ent'Ioa 10 twenty u,lla u9llaFa per month n,
oeo' +, anu DO IL Iur'ner onac'eG' ha'
! any oi-oei OK o'nof person hlR9u ID u.
hfsJsecuon oil 9a 9'1 eh',IIGu AN ae' 'o
gr"nV Peh''ohS' aPpro'.eu 'uly i9ur'9ehii 3.
eish'e9l Iuha,ea ana s'Aty TWO, mas uleo
slhoe 'No lvGI'o u"y Oh Maron, elBnloeH
leN9'eu ana Sit'y-one' OF '1a'I hereafter
G.' oy Isa5vn , l ot my Toqna I''el'vu oI
uNoa'e ll conu"V.oo S. "n'!e n Vle service o'
tlo unl'ea states ana ID Tue lin9 OIL Quty!
MS WleG" OF u .n''s DO no Wioo"' or u
case Of n9f u0''a of inifFisaS2' without
Paymen. 10 nor o. ao{ Paf' Oh 1ls pohs'on
hereinafter m9ht'oneu' MP Cnil1 OF GniI'
lrsL, '! unu'r '. 7'A'een yearS OIL aSo, suall p'
ghHIou ~ IyseiFo la0 Suui' S,liii' pension as 'n
auSopHu .,.ii y. i"'.g "og'I a ai'v @ Dlsl eI
li'l9l 10 a9loF sEla a'1' Laa ne 0gen total
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-08
PETER CONNOLLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
New York.

Having formed business relations with the principal
commercial hous0s Of New York am prepared to offer
every facility in the purchase Of all classes Of goods
to Mexican Merchants and to those who have not the
necessary knowledge as to the best supplied houses In
the city, or the current prices Of the market lts my
intention should bolayorod with the confidence and
patronage Of my numerous friends, and particularly of
those OfNew Mexico to establish permanent commits.
son business, IN which Il will be part Of my duty TO
observe the sto Of the market and vemy patrous the
advantages that may result from tho fluctuations Of
prices
From the frst day Of May and until further advised
may bo found In the office Of Mcssrs. Northrup s
Chick, Bankers, No Wall Street, where will await
the orders Of my friends and such others Of the ner
camille community as may iaver me with theirs with
the assurance that every thing possible will he done 10
give satisfaction TO to their desires and their interests
REFERENCEs
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-08

500 gallons Vinegar
Corn Meal, Hominy cui SAT- to be pvt M and de-.
yered In strong sufficient sacks, 100 pounds in each
sack Oe Corn Meal aud ll0mIny and 20 pounds or one
and one half bushels iu each sack of salt
Vineger to he pnro wine or cider vinegar and to be
pnt mp and delivered in good strong water tight barrels
or half barrels each barrel to bayo al least strong
Iron hoop at each chime
Corn Meal aad Hominy to be made Of good white
yellow Corn
No Proposition will bs entertained which Is con.
sidrrcd too high or too low or when tho person oior
ring cannot --ifrequIredthat he has under bis
control the necessary means 10 enable him To comply
with The terms Of the contract.
Bids will only be received for each post separately
Tho Chief CommIssary reserves the privilege Of ip.
Croasng diminishing the contract to the extent Of
one Third, tho whole TO be subject to the approval Of
the General Commanding
Two good and satisfactory Bacurties Will sign each
bid, guaranteeing that II tho contract Is awarded TO
the person therein proposing they win 30 security for
the faithful performance Of tho contract
The bidder or an authorized agent must bo preient
at the opening Of the bids.
A cory Of thisadyerilscWcnt must DO attached TO
each bid,
For further information apply at this Office.
Endorse Oh the Envelope Proposals for Snbi HOtS
at Posi-
WI. BELL,
Capt s C.si Y s.A
00ler Chief Com'sy, Of sahsilcnos,
Department Of New Mexico,
santa Ne, N, H May s. 1906.
No lS. llt,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-08


FORT UNION, N, N.
100000 pounds Of Flour.
FORT BASCOM, N. NJ.
10000 pound Of Flour
FORT STANTON, N. N.
100000 pounds Of Flour,
ALBUQUERQUE, NJ NJ.
10000 pogal5 o, Flour,
FORT MARCY, N. M.
100000 pounds orFlOur
LOS PIN0s, N NJ
lOOOOOpounis q Flour,
FORT WINGATE, Nm.
100000 pounds Of Flour
FORT CRAIG, N. NJ.
900 oO0oopo0nds Of Flour.
FORT MRAE, N NJ.
iOooO0po1nds Of Flour.
FORT SELDEN, N NJ.
100000 pounds o, Flour,
FORT CUMMINGS, N, NJ
100000 pounds Of Flour
LAS CRUCES, N. NJ.
100000 pounds Of Floor
FRANKLIN, TEXAS,
100000 pounds Of Flour
W. II. DEL
Capt.&c.s 2 70
lico tltof Com ty. " sl.hsistauctD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.--The body OF
President Lincoln remained in State til ten
o'clock this morning. At three o'clock, the
line of march was taken to the Trenton Rail
Road
Train consisted Of nine elegant cars provi.
ded:by the Camden and Amboy Rail Road, all
tasteiuIly dtapsd The funeral Car last night
was additionally decorated, heavy silver
frnges being placed at The end Of the
black coverings Of the several panels,
and the festoon being fastened with stars aud
tassels of similar material The materials
we're contributed BY citizens Of Philadelphia.
Governor Parker came on board at Morris
vile, with AdjutanL General Stockton, Quar-.
ternaster General Ferrins, sud others of his
staff They were Accompanied by Uuited
Sla.es Senator j. p. Stockton Ssd we're re.
ceived by Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania,
who had joined the fGneral party at Harris.
burg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

KEoxvILLg, April 2s.-Among The trophies
OF StoasIDap's expedition are twelve battle
flags and banners, one old United States dag
found in the house OF loyal citizen st Sails
bury
The famous pen where many unfortunate
Union prisoners pined their lives away, was
burned TO the ground
A few United States prisoners we're found
skeleton Of their former selves, and most all
Of them died on their way to Knoxville
They preferred 10 die under the shade of ihs
stars and stripes, rather than be left in the
loathsome hospitals Of Salisbury.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

THRATER-BEcKEL HALL.--There was a
very fair attendance on Saturday evening, and
everything passed OF in the best possible
manner Tonight the Complimentary Bene
ft to Miss Josephine Tyson takes place, and
IT the theater islarge enough to.accommodate
All that will endesvor to be present to night,
we shall be greatly mistaken. The fair Ben
eticiOre is certainly one Of the most accom-.
pliShed artistes we have seen for many day.
Her acting is natural and easy-not con-
strained. She seems to have the maxim Of
the greet poet always in view and to hold
the mirror up to nature" seems to be her high.
est aim. Tonight (Which by the way, is the
last night but four) an immense bill Of attrac.
tons is set forth, consisting of the great
spectacle in FIVE acts and eight tableaux, en-.
titled "The Sea of Ice; or, The Wild Flower
Iof Mexico" Marie de Lascour aud Ogari,a,
BY Josephine Tysoa. No pains have been
spared BY the Management to present the
piece 10 the best style. The musical farce Of
"The Mountain Lovers" with Miss Annie
Van osten in the principal character, is the
afterpieee. Be there when the doors open if
you would secure seat, for standing room
will be Mt premium tonight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
The shahIng Martyrs

Of Fever and Ague, instead OF being dosed
for months with quinine, to the ruin Of the
general health, are promptly set upon their
feet again, without danger OF relapse, by this
prompt remedy for every kind Of ofIntermittent.
Taken as a safeguard against miasms, it rem
ders an attack of Chills and Fever absolutely
impossible.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

Nrw YoRK, April 24--Cotton dull aud quiet;
Flour rather dull and unsettled; 50a1 70
for extra state, and l0as rs for round
hoop Ohio Wheat small receipts, dull
but frmet at l rs for Milwaukee club,
and 7oa for old Chicago spring
Rye dull and heavy at 25ai IS
Corn dull at | 3sal 40 for new yellow
southern Oats dali but firm at s6aS1 cts
for western Pork frmer at 2S 81
for new mess, "a 50a24 rs for SO and 64,
25 5Oa26 Is for prime; Lard dull at l5sale;
Whisky rather steadier at 2l4 for western;
Petroleum dull at 3S cents for crude, SO cts
for refined in bond, 73a74c for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7B for western; Sugar
dull at l7ialS1c for Museavado; Butter 36a
48c. for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy Cutmeats dull. Eggs firm
at 27a2sp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
After am Attack OF sickness

When the animal powers are exhausted, the
pulse weak, the mind depressed, and all the
powers of vitality at low ebb, there is no
restorative comparable with the BIPTERs.
They renovate every organ, gently stimulate
the circulation, improve tho quality of the
blood, clear the clouded brain, and impart to
the trembling nerves stability aud frmuess.
Sold by all Druggists.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
" you are RiIllOus

There is nothing that touches the Liver, the
melady, so quickly, and restores it so certainly
to perfectly healthy and regular condition,
as HosTETTTERS STOMACH BITTERs.
II Of a "biIlious habit. the tendency of your
system to that form of disease may be held in
checkfor lifetime by the occasional use Of
this harmless vegetable antidote
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

But the crowning glory n his life remains 10 be at
tanned in his discovery, rather combination, FOR he
does not clam to have been the dscoverer OF CEDRoN
which is the basis Of the Buffers offered TO the
public. That honor belongs te the nalve inhabitants
OF Central America. to whom its virtues have been
known for moro than two hundred years. Armed
with Il the indian bids defiance 70 the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents. II Is belief with them, that while
theie is breath In the body the Cedron is potent 10
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex-
thoroug gh examination Of the evidence relating to
Its virtues, tn as remedy and preventative for af
weather or climate OF 20 niasmsho influences, it
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
Special Notirrs,
he HOrrOre OF DysuppsIn

And the dismal train Of disorders to which it
leads,are averted by the use Of HOSTEL.
TERs BLrTERS asa preventive or cured
with astonishing celebrity by its direct and ge
ulal operation upon the stomach the liver, and
the nervous system, "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train OF symptoms, acts more like
A CHARM than medicine. There is nothing in the
whole ange OF Matenia Medica that for moment
bear omparison with 1t in this disease
t1ll account Of this wonderful plant may be found
In the eleventh edition of the United States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 aud 1888.
series of experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged, has just been broughtto success
fnl termination, and he is enabled TO offer 70 the
public aeomblnation o'CE DRON with other approved
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which no is conf
dent has no equal in the world
He mlghtf1rns volume OF certiiieates. but the
public have long since learned to estimate such things
10y their true value. The safest plan s for every
70 test for himself the virtues OF a new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

A wosD OF CAUTlOs--Ws would give
word Ct caution topersons passing the ruins
Of Huston Hall When The walls cool of they
wall be ecry like'y to crack, and may fall at
any moment In passing, give them vide
margin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

DR TowNsLEYs TooTHAcar ASoDYSE is
being sppreciated,ss the community ara learn
ing its value, not only in curing the toothache,
brt in beautifying the gums, curing the gum
boils or any humor of The mouth, sweetening
the breath, and is great assistant to children
cutting teeth. 0ur readers will do well to
have this valuable article op hand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
Those who have suffered from Night SDe0ts,
a constant Cough, Splitting Of Blood, and
complete prostralion, can appreciate the value
of medicine that will permanently cure
these alarming symptoms. To all who would
find a remedy, we say, try DR. Halls BALsAM,
which has received the highest testimonial Is
ever given in favor of any expectorant m edi-
clue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

FURNITURE SALE-On Wednesday morn.
ing next, at nine o'clock, C.P. Huber & Son
will sell the furniture of Mrs. 8. johnson, at
her residence No. lO4 Water Street, between
effersOn and st. Clair Streets.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

b6rWe call attention to the advertisement.
of John 7. Wolf, in this day's paper He
hss large stock Of the goods advertised, and
those wishing to purchase should not fail to
visit his extensive establishment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Condition of Secretary Seward.

SURGEON GESERAL's OFFlos,
WASHINGTON April 24--9 A. NJ
10 Hon. E. NJ Stanton
SR:--l have the honor to report that the
Secretary Of State Is free from pals, aud
stronger this morning. Mr. Fred Seward
passed quiet night
Very respectfully,
Your obi serv't
j X. BARSKs,
Surgeon General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
BY Telegraph,
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LATEST NE Ws.
FORENOON REPORT,


Important order from General sherman,
FoRTREs MONROE, April 22.--Ths follow
ing important order Of General Sherman, was
received here this morning
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIvIslog,
IN THR FIELD, RALEIGH, NoRTB
CARoLlSA, April 10, 1865.
special FIELD ORDER NO 90
"The General commanding announces to
The army a suspension OF hostililies, and an
agreemeut with General Johnston, and olher
high officials, which when formally ratified,
will make peace from the Potomac to the
Rio Grande. Until lpeace is absolutely ar
ranged, the line passing through Tyrels
Mount, Chapel Hill University, Durham Q
Station, and West Point, on Neuse River,
will separate the two armies Each army
com mander will group bis camps entirely
with view to comfort, health, and good po-
lice. All details of military discipline must
still be maintained The General hopes, and
believes, that in very few days it viii be his
good fortune to conduct you all to your
homes.
"The fame of this army for courage, in.
dustry and discipline is admitted all over the
world, Then lei each officer and man see
that it is not stained by any act of vugarity
rowdyism aud petty crime The cavalry will
patrol the front of the lines General How.
ard will take charge of the district from Raj
eigh up to the cavalry, General Slooum to
the left Of Raleigh, and General Schofield 10
Raleigh. Quartsrmssters and commissaries
will keep their supplies up to light load for
wagons, aud railroad superintendents will
arrange depots for the convenience OF each
separate army By order OF
W. T. SHERMAN,
Major General.
L NJ DAYTON, A. A.G.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

1-SaW We call the attention OF the public 10 the
&NE advertisements Of DR.. O. W Rohack's etom-
ach biueTs In another column. These Bitters have
become quite popular wherever used, and have re-
have been the recipients OF much benefit to disor.
Republican.
dee Advertisement. a9dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
A voIoE FRoM vIoKsBuRa


s'Dr. John Bulls
used your valuable Oedron Btters, With great bsneh
TO myseh general debility and prosirat on Of my
system, pToduced by the unhealthy and rnIasnaiie
nhsences Of the Missssppi River and around VIcks.
burg, having been with General Gnnps army through
out It's whole southern campaign. / cOnhdeptlV ~.
commend Us u 10 all persons who are erpossd Id
unhealthy climates. H. W, FOGLR
'AgentU. 3. Sanitary Commission
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

Spring Is the time to take Cathartic Med
icinei as nearly every one needs it. After
passing through tho seventies Of the Winter,
the system bseo mes languid, the liver torpid,
and general Rtupor pegyades the whole sys.
tenn DR. Mort VR0ETABLR Liver Pills
have been proven to be one of ths,best Ca
thsrtic Medicines offered TO the public. Their
great merit consists in the value OF the mate
rails Of which they are compoaed-being
vegetable extracts--which dissolve in the
stomach so readily that they seldom cause
pain. Those who have used them say they
are the most valuable Pills they ever used
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

EXTENSIVE FIRE THIS MoRNISG-GREAT
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. Between three
and four o'clock this morning, Huston Hall,
The large buiding ON the corner of Third aud
jeffersoa StreetH, vas discovered to be on ere.
The IRE is supposed to have originated in O
club roomin the second story, on the east
aide Of the building. The flames spread rap
idly through the interior OF the building, and
we're not long in reaching the roof Nearly
he whole of the large bsilding, with the ex
seption Of the walls, is in ruins. The walls
srs cracked in many places, and viii have te
pc taken down.
The steam engines were promptly on the
ground, and although the flames had made
ueh progress as to render the saving of the
Hall next to impossible, they did good service
sn protecting the adjoining buildings, none o.
shich suffered material damage.
81 The business rooms in the lower story were
occupied as follows
Dubois & Thomas Piano and Music store
\ Fe learn that this firm succeeded in saving
host, if not all, Of their stock.
Fl The adjoining room on Third street was oc
hpisd by Henry Miller as clothing store
here was large stock of goods in the room
portion Of which was saved bat a eonsid
Fable, perhaps the larger portion, was de
royed. Mr.. Miller was insured, but to what
mount We have not sscertsinsd.
The business rooms on Jefferson street wert
seupied by A, LeobOld, as cap and ful
ore Maxwell 4 Snyder, dealers in fruits
EStsrs, confectionery, &cd J, oblinger, tin
are, stoves, &c; John ROssr, saloon in base
lent
The second story was occupied by pnblic
5aRces, including the Mayors Office, Office o
10 Dayton Insurance Company, Law Offices
hd Club Room.
In the uppef story was the large Concert
jail, capable of holding some 800 persons
+ The loss of property to the occupants OF
lese apartments it has been impossible Il
lceftAin within any degree of certainty
sithsr to what extent they are insured Ne
sbold, We understand, lost his entire stock
pine Of which he had just received, and had
b insurance at all.
The building belonged to Mrs. Margaret
uston, and, we learn, was insured fOr
gO, 900.
The Concert Hall was occupied BY St
bhns Lutheran Church as a place OF Wor
Up on Sunday mornings and evenings Tbs
pngregation lost their Organ aud Sunday
phool library.
In the excitement which prsvails we hav
en- unable to obtain any further details We
All perhaps be able, tomorrow, to give
IRE Ineligible account Of this serious dIs
sr'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

DAEroS April "a.

DAErOs April "a.
FLouR--Red vhsst ~ sO@ss so.
WHEAT-Sf 20
CORN--60.
OATS-50
RYE-Sl 90. a.raf
BARLEY--T5,
BEEF--l5@20
BUTTER-30@36.
CHlCKENS--35G40.
EGGs-20e per doa
osocEmEs--kETAn pRioEs.
TEAS-$2 So
COFFEE--3594Oc per pound
SUGAR-l5@25
COFFEE SUGAR-25 per ID,
CRUSHED SUGAR-25c per ID.
MoLAssEs--sl 4O@l 5O9l copper gal.
lon.
RICE-l6c per h.
P0TAT0ES.-$l 25@l so per bush.
APPLEs--$2 5O@S so.
LARD-22@25.
CHEESE --2bc
STARCH-l2te per ID.
s0APS-l5@lso per ID.
T0BACC0-Sl so per H.
SH0T-25930c per n.
LEAD-25c per h.
WHOLESALE PRIoEs.
lCoIreeted by Il. oBrisn q BrolhesI
TEAS--Sl 25@l 30.
C0FFEk--S1(a ......
SUGAR-l1@23.
COFFEE SUGAR--20@2lc per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR--22@23c per TO-
M0LASsES-$l 25@l 80 per gal.
RICE--l Ice per 10
LARD--20G922
CHEESE--23c.
STARCH-9@lOc per ID,
SOAPS-l3@l7e per h.
TOBACCo-7O@$l 80 per b.
SH0T-S5lbGA5 an nar saoI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

Aliens LuOg BaIssm is considered By all
those who have tried it to be the very best
remedy for the cure Of Consumption, 1t
also gives immediate relief to the most dis.
tressing cough.
For sale by L. B. Stevens; Also, BY the
Dealers in Family Medicine generally
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

D16> What is the value OF money, compared
with health Men will toll early and late,
undergo many trials, deprive themselves of
the comforts of life,to make money, and when
they have accumu lated Il, what is it worth to
them without health?
Now, ScovILL's BLOOD AYD LIVER SYRUP is
more valuable than gold, as it will restore the
system when it is afflicted with Scrofu la
Cutaneous Diseases, Liver Complaints, or Auy
other disease Of the blood, it will Id more
to ones happiness than all the wealth of the
world