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announcing il TO the others twelve
months previously thereto
Ar Is The exchange of the ratidca.
tons shall take place in the citv 81
Lina within the period Of two vears. or
sooner if it be possible
40 testimony whereof. We, the under.
sleaeoi ministers Plenipotsntiary, sien
ne present snd seal it with u respec.
tive seals, In Lima, this twentv-tbird
day Of January, IN the year Of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and sirtv-
I'VE z. A.. HERRkx.
JrAS Dr. La CRuz BrvAvrVvE
MGsUE Moxrr.
Jus7o ARosExEsA.
V1cEsTE PEEDRAmrA
JOSH G..PAz SoLnsx
ANTONIO Z GuzxAN.
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Notes Of all the denominations named vu h.
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this THIRD Series is precisely SINH.
larinform snd privileges to the ssvsa-Thirhes al.
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
i~oitself the option Of paying interest IN gold CON
at s per cent, instead Of S-l0ths in currency.
Subscribers viii deduct the interest in eurrsncy IN
% July 18Th, At the time when they subscribe
The aehvsry Of the notes Of ihis third series Of
the ss~vea-thirhes viii commence on the lst Of June
and will he made promptly md continuously sasr
thst date.
The siisit change made in the conditions Of tbis
Third SERIES sHscs ouly the matter Of interest
The payment in gOe. n mada. sn be eaui,s'sut
to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
fhe return to specie payments in the event Of
which only vii the option to pay interest in eo.a
b aTailed Of, would 50 rsdncs and equaiSe p,ioss
that purchases made Sith VIZ per cent. in gold
you'd befllly equal to those made with seven and
three-tenths per cent 10 currency This il H.
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THIS INSTITUTE AIMS TO sEcuDp nv
young Ladies q thorough training a an fbsi
orio9ks % a finished education, begsnnpg with ~
1Smeo : And closing With the higher phllos7pri,
Ccur e NoA+se
10y fnsireeeon 10 given IN Feench. Ietlp
s4sn' ~ an and GermsE Languages, and h
Dl.a y ne stndv Of 1ext Books. Vocal Music.
ATTENTION. e hP'cA
hlasied number of Boarding Pupils viii h
- 81 ioto the islnily OF the Propnstors. uoon
10Y tsrn5, and The PiinclDals ASSUME tbsf-
pHl ons inst nothing sheii be wanfng. 81 tbef-
49, 5aeRApee the Physical Mo.al and I~ntelIee-
ia culture Of the young ladies placed iD TIER
Eor c%incuiars, address Mrs.. NJ. 6. Parks. at pbs
ne sehooi VIII reopen September 18th. ana
New foIk, duly 3tst. ls6s. mse-9n
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TaE ssURF pFPs RrMKKF.
Once OF the Comptroller Of the Currency, )
Washington, June l6, 1855.
WHEREAS, by sa lsaeiorg eyidsrce presented
w 10 he undersigned, Il has been made 10 an.
pea that THE Third NATIONAL BANK or
NASHVILLE" IN the CRY Of Nashville. in IL
county Of Davidson. ard State Of Tennessee. has
been duly organ zed under aud ACCORDING n re
requirement. Of The Aet Of Congress, entitled nAn
Act TO provide a National Currency. secured By =
pledge Of United Stats boads, and n provide for
ne circulat on and redemption thereof approved
June g, 1854. and has complied with an the pfori-
SONS Of tad act, required 10 be complied with re-.
fore commencing The business 81 banking under
SAID act:
Now therefore, J, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do herehF certify that aThe Third
katIonA Sank OF Nashville ia the city 81 Neeh-
vile, in the ceuny or DAVIDSON. snd state al Ten
nessee, Is authorized % Commence The husinass of
Banking under IN act alortssid.
- In testimony whereof yifness nv
(SEAI Inland and seal Of oEea, this sixteapfh
~ FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
50 The above institution win be opened for busi.
ness IN Inc eourse Of few days, Of which due no.
tee will be given.
EDGAR JOINS. Cashier.
ie2772m FHty rapsrs copy.l
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

EoR Identifying the complexion. e9eeIually re
IL moving
Tan, Frecklss, Blotches, and giving tbs Skin al
elegant smOOthress not easily attained BY any other.
It's use sSnoug Ladies' Of Fashion in the East gives
it 3 character for efficacy which at once stamps it as
Infinitely superior tor the toilet Of any lady.
Can be ob'sinsd from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise from the propris-
tlrs.
HURLEY, RIDDLE 4 co.
Corner Seventh and Grsen streets, Louisville.
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PACKARD { co..
Manufacturers Agents Cor the sale Of
S75O.OOO Worth
or
@ cid and Silver Watohes,
GOLD PENS, CHAINS,
Bracelets, Riggs, Sets Of JswIsry' &c.



mo be disposed Of al ONE DOLLAR each
i without regard 10 value, aud not 70 Sc paid n,
nat you know what ron are 20 receive,
Our Inducements are The greatest ever offered fg
obtaining good Jewesry ct Low prices.
Csrh6ea5es Of all the articles named IN our cincu.
lar are pat into envelopes aesled mp. and mixed,
and Whsn ordered, are drawn, without regard fa
choice. and sent b mai, Tree Of expense, giving Nj
4 fair chance. Il viii han b. sf your oplio1 h
send One Dolisr Tor the aricle on not; SATIsFAC-
TON Is GUARANTEED in all cases, and a. thers
are NO BLANKS, it = impossibss tor any one 10 re.
ceive less than the value Of their money.
Our LIST comprises $4,000 articles, Talued N
from s. 70 sl26 eech, coBsiR6ug Of Gents and Ia
mature Magic Spring and knsp Locks q, Oval sDd
Chased Gold Bracelets. Geld Pens with silver.
mounIed Ebony holders, Gold Pens with Silver ex-
tnsioa cases and pencils, Sold Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased and SicDe set Ringe, Bosom Hfuda.
Slesxs Buttons, (Earely Of styles,l Caifornie. Uia-
mona, Solitaire aud Cluster Pins. 9ents' Masonic
Pms and Rings. LADIES' Belt Buckles, Gold Thin-
hes, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pearl Rets tf Ladies'
Jewel'y, variety Of styles Of Ear Drops aud Brooch
Is, Chate sine and Long Guard Chains, Gents' Vet
and Neck Chains, Gid a1d Jet Revolving Brooch
g.. etc, etc
A circular containing list OF articles, also the
forming Clubs, viii be seat free. Single cerfifcates
q cents. i've for 81, thirteen for 81 thirty three for
IS, one hundred for SIS. Our central Location
brirgs US near the most reno G points, and N or
ders promptly filed and forwarded By return mail
or express.
Agents wa ted in every town and county.
Address PACKARD & CO.,
50 West Fourth St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
@1hN- ELH
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$40 REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN ONE GRAYA
= Horse Mule. rec suoy purchased from lN
the u. Government branded 3 on III go
right side Of the meek, end azMalI @ or fhe lei hip
The above reward VII be PAID Il returned 70 Sk
miles on Whites Creek Pike
sags-hA JOqEpU WORK.
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FOR SALE.

On THE 18th dsg Of Aegos. las hs,.s a.
nous OF ten aud eleven o'eaaoE a A a. -
Oeurincuse door. 10 Nashville, under 4 mower M
- eth waiver Of resumption. eoutained IN !
~ soon W. Ma'tin, s~d duly recorded IN H. ~
e.s.et > ONCE OF Davidson county, in Book No sI
O. nage sss vii sell a public suction, a HOUSE,
sde Of sumner street. adioirin0 re ia -h.raaa
y teaa msftln then resided, and bounded a.
tonohs Beginning 90 the corner Of he lest ne5.
,euGl aot thence running back WestwRrdly With
y Lies = srme l1o ezt 70 6 steke; thence
NorhWsrf y % fettto a stake; thence ) osfWSroIS
LET 20 SuTme' street. and thence southwari
z - lee 70 me pace Of beginning:-being psrt Of
she same lot pur hased bN said Martin II .iosarb
fsE1ns, about the year 1871, and lormerfs kpols.
BY The name Of ghf Talbot Loi. AA
sad house and lot viii be sold + r eash.
Dz-el PATRICK McDERMOT.
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Military Claim Agency
JOIN O'HEIIl,
a.ss Cap. i1a y s ~

OFflcERRs Monthly and Quarterly RsPasss
- Aus'sr-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention gwen to the couscsoa
claims Tor oomuissaTy and ou2taTmastss' s,or.
whether reesiptsd fos or not.
Claims Tor Pension, Bounty. Arrears Of Par. Pm.
Money. pay Tor Horses lost 10 service; toq.lbsr
viii Just demands ssainss the Unied s.ass.
tended to and promptly eoll~cied
Nooehers procured for memorandum rscNpia.
vouchers formal OF Informal. collected.
OmcsFs' QuaTtermaster and ordiuanea Rsu7s
no matter how complicated. executed . : ss
days.
omcsH' Pay Accounts maAs out
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Valuable Real Estate.
Tennessee Farm Ter Sale.

30 ACREo e. cumfsrand nse9, RE
DID Above Nssbrie- go 10 Lsts1uas fkei
mdi Ia ne nsiAabsrkood q n h~miteks.
Apply nuF. 6oodios. e ~ pzemlea
~. GHILDA@ AAoaaf
@Teass Aa Ace1I ~s NAaf
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CORPS OF CLERKS.
REflaEaets.

hon william g. BrOvnlow. Governor o. Tsa.
Brig Gen. James P. BrOwnlos. Adatant Gsasrl
NsI Ssoelsls ID 1tanleg, ath Army CoTps.
Tenn.
By. Major General R. v. johnson. Pulaskd.
lune2s-sme
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T. m.

,l'hk ARTIST vel knosn q eur o5 residents.
"a - Fret1r4Rd % he q " and vii
- 4poa 30 ed cgEtameF PERSONALLY, a.
cfs hin sgG. Nis.In
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WHITE GOODS.

Pisin and Fsrcy swisses, Checked Musliua. Ma n.
sookss Jaeonet Tuck Muslin, Ruled do. Irish
LIN a. Iaoie Linens, Towels, Linen Cambrics.
Pisin and fancy B rdseye Dispers, Linen Haadker
CD e.s. henttt en- do hge kmhr. id-red Sets. Real
snd Va'encinin Collars, Grape seis. Swiss E6sp 8
Jaconet do. lnsertiDgs. 1shetts Ribbons In All
wieths and in al co ors; SILK Beldugs, Buckles
tsome.hlrg new } CorseIs, Velvet Ribbons. etc, eie.
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Only Loan in Market
advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less thAn s2SO. OOo.O 900 Of the Loan authorized bv
the last Congress ere now on the market. TINS
amount, ct the rate st which it is being sbso,bs5.
will be subscribed for within siztV days, whsa the
notes viii undoubtedly command q premium "a
has uniformly been the case on closing ia spb.
scriPHOns TO other Loans.
In order thEt citizens Of every town and section
OF the country may be Afforded facilities for TAKING
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks. and
Private Brokers Throughout tbs eOuntry have gan.
srlly agreed to receive subscriptions At psr- Sinh.
scnbers will select their own agents, in whom tbev
hsEe confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of The notes for which they receive
ORDER.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGEsr.
No. ia South Third Street, Philadelphia.
SoSoairTIoks WILL BE REoEIFRD By the
First National Bsnk Of Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nsshylla
may2s to aug l7tb
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RITTERS,

brakes Plantation lite 3,
3ulf'e Cedron
hostetter's Stomach "
Boorhave's holland "
Hoodand's German
For sale low. BY EwlS a PEEDLEToR.
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Land for Sale.

on OR 100 ACRES. FOR SALE BY TEE
on undersigned, situate I've miles from kash,
Vile. on it's old coEpfon road- Terna reasonable.
s. ". CRTLDREaa,
GEea-ln. No "a Cherry strsss, Esshvais.
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THE
Ferris Female Institute.
no. 1aS Madison Avenue,
OoRNER OF THIRTY SECOND STREET
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.

~. 5sAao FERRts, DID, l. L. D,..-.PrssIasnt
Mas. NJ S. PANS, Mss c q. Frsn1s pri0stSans
and Propretors.
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HurIey's Stomach BIttsrs.

LN0R Delhi =, Loss Of Appetite, Weakness, In
T digestion or Dyspopkis, want Of sation OF TIE
Liver, Disordered -tomacb, there are no Bitters
that can compare with these IN removing these dis
tTessinR complaints. For sale OF can be had at any
drug store in the United States, or from tha prcpr.s-
tors. Louisville, KY, corner Seventh and Green
streets, 10 whom ali orders should be addressed
HURLEY, kUDDLE b co.
~junsl5-smd&w
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Ihe undersigned having served over Revan
ears 10 the Army, most Of ne tine Ia H.
heguaf Amy, and being perfectly familiar sfh
the rulings Of the diaereft aecartmenfs n Vs.
ingsoD' and having an e~xcelleni
CORPS OF CLERKR
Sho nliy undefstand he business. h ~. eos.
dent that all ohicers' Retlrns aud othsr Slam.
prepared b hun VIII pass muster a WashiuSTos'
5oHA OsNRiLl.
IS Cedar street.
o'A % NAsHsuEE, fEss.
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c-onmsnaanoas sda rsesEs plszp asanEoa,
asarssssd hR. Q. BaE &s aBss-s
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:. TosFKfss n ". roHTEA, TySo. W. Hovx1a.
Reg d. On qsss. ~. ~ CO
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o. s. $40 Six per cent
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,

dnese bonds are nov worth q handsome pre-
num- snd are exempt ss are al Government
Bonds. Jn0n STATE oa.rtg, ard Maaiapd ta-aaou
''heh adds f0n one 70 arss pr esut PEI aa-gm 70
Asr Hans, according % he Ate LEVIED upon 0ssrh
properly The interest is payable seniaaauaily
oy coupons attached to each note. which may Be
cusOn snd sold to any bank or banker.
lnssssss At T.so per cent, anaounn 10
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EoR QUARTERMksTERg snd cOAMIssARY
Il Supplies taken for the use Of the Amy
ALSO
Prepre and collect OTcers pay accounts, end scl
diers' final statements.
No a untII aner Collection
Vouchers Bought on the Best
Terms


and p~articular aitsnnea gsen 2 Olalns
CaValrV commands 81 es1efs.s hALoSNi NAi-
KTs. HaTCH, aud oRo1iuN
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Blsek snd Fancy Silks, all coloTs; silk Poplins.
pian sDd fncyi Mozambiques Alapaoss, 81 col.
orsi Delsnes IN al col rs; Mohsirs; Pls ids. etc (,
etc, usually kept in a drst-e ass Dry 6ocd3 House.
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David Landreth & Son.

LtRGE LOT OF FRESH AID GENUINE
"a eeed- eouzis1aK % tee oloNlnR varieties
81 ~ Eaiy Dutch Whife Flsf TuTniry;
80 " White Fiat Red Top
50 " Pupiefop felt5W kuia hEga"
SO " Early stone
Cd . large Glota
D . heIi8w Aberdeen
so a. Dsle's Hybrid
50 "a White sEedish OF Rnia Bags Tunirs.
n. WILLS,
No. @MaFksi -. opposite Usloa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27
The Fate oI lIle Negro.

Il Unitarian clergyman from New Hamp.
shire by the name Of Wheeloek now employed
By General Banks, in letter to Gsrrison's
LibeFator, thus describes the condition Of the
negroes, a. consequences Of their smAneipa-
tion:
"on scores Of plantations labor was wholly
suspended, and the iaborers in hundreds, With
their wives and little ones had gathered
around the forts and soldiers camps. There
they earned apFecArious living BY such ancer.
tain and Intermittent employments as they
might hnd--the men as servants, hostlers,
camp followers and hAngers-On; their wives
as cooks, washerwomen &e. Hunger, cold
fever and small po1 were carrying oG the
children rate Of mortality The morals Of
the men were being undermined BY idleness
and evil example, and the modesty Of woman
debanehed by contact with oil that is debasinR
in military life From month to montb their
nmbeFs decreased, and IL really seemed as
thoagh the Southera negro, like ihe Indian,
the Cadtee, end the CaEib and the Aassrali-
ian, would become eKtinea hef0fo the rude
shock OF tho war, and tbs corrosive vsBom Of
our vices
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27
CERTIFICATE OF AUraoRIrY.


ITO expire on the Sist day OF January, 1861 -
0PFIoS OF THE AypIToR OF srATE,
Insurance Department. CO'nmbus, o., Jan. is,lsG5.
WHERSLs, rhs ETNA INSURANoE COMPANY
located ~ Hartford, 10 the State OF Connecticut has
hed N this oi,eR sworn statement Of its condition.
as requfei by the 6rst section OF the act o regulate
IRsaEaaos Con panies OtlncorpOrated by tho STATE
ofOhio, passed prii SIN, 1865, and amended Fehru.
agy eth, 1884; anu, Whereas, said Company has fur
nishsd ths undersigned satisfactory evidence that IL
u possessed Of .Rt least ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested in Slocks
or Bonds, Mortgages Of Real Estate, worth dou-
Bile the amount for which the same In or gagad and
whereas, said company has hled in this ONCE writ.
ten instrument under It's corporate seal, signed by
the President aud secretary thefee authorizing any
Agent or Agents ofsad ComnanY in this State 10 ao.
kno Fsd aeryce ofprocsss for and n behalf Of said
Com any, according TO tho terms Of said law.
Now, Therefore, In pursuance OF the hrst section Of
the Aforesaid act, l. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
Stat for ilhio, do hereby certify that sad lTNA IN
sURAN0H COMPANY Of Hartford, 10 authorized 70
ts4nsaet the badness ofFira and Marine Insurance. in
this State until the thirty-nrst day Of January In the
year ono thon aud sight hundred and sixty six.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
Beribed my aud caus ed tue seal OF my Office TO
be afaxed the day and year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
fsSALl [sFAnP.l Auditor ofstats
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27
.allg empire.

A PubIIC Debt-lhOW 10 Change
"a Limited Republican Cow
ernImeRt Into an UmIlmtted
Hereditary One.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27

The Maine papers record the marriage ia
Sweden, In that State Of lad, aged sixteen q
years, 70 widow lady, Of Lowell, aged thirty.
eight. She is the owner Of fsrm, and has
taken the boy home"
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STATE OF CONN EcTfouT,
County Of Hartford, ~

THOMAS A.. AJgXANDBB, Presiient, and 1U-
olu5J HENDEEi Secretary Of the ErHATNs R.
ANC COMPANY, bsin geysraty sNorn, dapose and
say, that the foregoing is = ni, true and correct
statement Of the affairs Of SAID Company that the
said iusun.ncs Company Y q bona hle oener Of at
least OSE HUNDkED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of
actual Cash. Capital lnyestsd in Stocks and Bonds;
that the above dsserib d Investments, nqr any part
thereof are mad for the beaedt Of sny individual ex
ercis ng authority ~ the management OF ssid COM
psny either az Presdent, Sscrstary, Treasurer, Dl-
ractoror otherwise add IN II they are the above de-
scr,bsd OH sers OF sad insurance. Company.
sttrt THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Pre9dent.
LUoIUsJ. HRJDRE, Secretary
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Ths Duke Gwin scheme.

We take the following extract from an ar.
ticle IN the Cincinnati Spirit Of the Wesl-a
new and spirited sporting paper lately started
in that city. It says:
THE Gwin scheme of Pacific republie.
which is being made q prominent feature in
this Mexican affair, is no new idea with that
crafty and adroit plotter Of mischief He
carried IL 10 California with him ia ls49, as
The writer OF this personally knows. He
Was al first opposed 10 California becoming
State ia the Union He swas for some lime
the propaganda Of au independent republic.
Failing in that, he desired to make California
slave State He found a few friends for
either scheme, abandoned them, and shaped
his policy to achieve local political honors
de succeeded, and bis after history Il known
Whatever nov may be the result of the
eutsrpsiss TO eolonizs the northern States of
Mexico with foreign people, and erect il
into French dukedom, under the protsctiou
OF Louis Napoleons mereeuaries, We can not
but regard Il IS bold one. Ifthsreader will
cast his eye over the map, be will observe Al
once how brosdin limits his empire will be.
II is the richest portion Of that once republic
Ihe richest OF its ranes are within ita limits
They are inexhaustible The larRest rivers
traverse it, the Gulf Of California Is A bound
gyi the Pacific laves is shores; lie CONNER.
eisl advantages are immense, scarcely can be
ooinprehended; mountains OF gold aud silver
pearls IN its waters almost unbounded plains
are its jewels. Such is the character Of the
booty 10 be carried of, IL this violation Of
American national policy is suffered to win ="
---- ---e----------l
The Maine papers record the marriage in
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DENTAL GARD
DR. X. CONWAY.

VIToUbD respectfully inform The citizens Of Day.
w nt1at no vii iusart sh3is seu " teeth up-
PER and lowe, on VulcsniEed Rubber, In the most
improved aud beautiful stVfe the material will admit
o. for the sum OF $40, using the best mstsria and
WArrantng bis work 4 give due sAtsfsctioH. Those
VINO asn TO have teeth nsaI I'D on Rubber would do
wen to call at his dee No $50 Thi,d street whert
they oan Be acc6mmodsted with any material or any
style OF tsstb they may desire. Jal l6daE3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27

IL entirely noisslass. tF
war - -
dhe PAT1sTE0 NIRDLx cannot be set wrong.
TIE P>EEHTiD HrNuKR AND FElIgA Asp BRGIpER
cannot be sci wrong
y rue1 frsser than any other
II will never Dr. D a stiJch,
l. l. The only prat ti,sl Machlus Wheh ALI can use
II does the hnest end atest work ever known, aud
sll varieties of family sewing in The most periee'
No other machine takes the 'TW srEp LooS s7Irch
A. eannot DO 2 Just Z or got out OF order,
pses the 'RoTLgmo HsUK "
Whatever tho meiits Of other machines, Ii is no
difp rsRenent 70 say the VII coz A o .bbs ia worth
iof htrnly use double that o. any other sVsr offered
20 the public.
The q ID Medal a. the American Institute, and na.
melous First Premiums az Stata Fairs, and at the
meehes7 OF eeehArioal end Bsigntihe kOeietes all
over 'hs world, are among i1s ophies.
II is nov tho Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World.
HUSTON HALL BUILDING,
DAYTON, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, 70 West 4th at.
al2daw3m
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Notice Extraordinary.

HHHE undersigned iaforms the ladies' snd gentle-
men Of ibis vicinity that he 10 ready 10 manuf e
turegto ORDER Wgsi nifarnsh euris sbd v oiskeTs
10 all wno may 1estre them. Hair eseed In the
n1st artistic style. He also gives lessor TO any
tParll fashions. ROBERT REiF,
MkS. KAT0,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27
~. s GIotbtng.
Clothing. Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths.
And q assimeres
IN THE CITY or DAYTONl
IN TIE CITY Of DAYTON!

FINK d LEG LER,
U1Othitg Hall. No. 9O7 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are non Receiving
Large SaPply Of Spriag and
..u. .ISftnlmsr Goods,
Comprising all the Latest Styles OF Black and Col
ored cothsi French, Fan ~. and Plain Cassime res;
slk, satin, Marseilles, and other New styles OF
Vestlngs for Custom orders complete line of
FURNISHING GOODS, and the Largest and Best
Stock Of
Ready Made Clothing
10 be found in any & 1use in the City. Finks a Leg.
Ter arc Agents for IH
SINGER & co.'s SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for eli practical purposes IN the
family, andor shops ever Invented and introduced IN
the country Money canb ma ie by calling on
June 7, lS6i-H FINKE 6LEGLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27

Applications received and policies promptly Issued
~ John 4 3toppelmAnu, Agent at Dayton; VIM, II
Medley, Germantown Samuel DuekeIt, MiSuiSbuTg.
g feloA ON BAN V4a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27
subsoribed and sworn 5siore me, thl4 DAY ofJau.
lsraSS. HENRS FOWLER,
. f,sti nft tha poor


: NVIW I1VlI'I JIIF' 77'T1TI'IJ IVi IVV9' , :
Itis hereby certified, that .he foregongis acorrect
copy OF the Statement Of Condition OF the ErNA IN
sURANCE coNPANY, Of Hartford mado to and He'd
In this ofhca, for the year 1865.
Witness my han AMI seal officially.
JAMES n. GOODMAN,
lsGAL.l tsfANP, Auditor OF State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-27
NJ w FIRM.

II HAVE this day soeiated with me- In the House
u Btrnish ng, 0hiaai 9t,ss an QueensWars busi.
nsss q sos r1ri street, Dayton, onil Mr. John b.
El eontaus In future uuder the style of. 7. Vol 4
Dayton, Alrvh 8, isOs-maaif