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NTThe crew of the late rebel cruised Flori'
da have arrived at Liverpool.
~Coffee In San Francisco on the Isl OF
February was selling below the cost OF inipo .E
tation, in consequence Of the excessive s"'A
en- hand.
-Tha ho,so of Rothschild has summoned
MI its agents abroad to q conference, WHICH
is about to take place in Paris.
gExclusive Of the cannon captured OF ae
stroved on privateeIs, our forces nave u,-
ken! s;nce the 9th of August, 1901 rebel guns
Daring the same time they ha We not lost oYer3o
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VALUABLE CORNER Lot In THE 1sT WARD
Lie SALE
O'clock On the premises We shall sell, Lot No. in
Square o. o. fronting IS Seet On North setreet.
and IS feet on 9th street west, containing 40
Terms: Onethlrd cash balance in six AID twelve
months; with secured tea bearing inter-st,
All copTeyancing and stamps at the cosS 81 the
DI mail 20. MCGUIRE CO., .Ascts.7
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~ We are indebted to ]. ShAlington, 0deon
Building for copy OF the United States Seruice
Magazine for March.
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IL The brick layers of ST. Louis are on a
strike for seven dollars per day.
- 1t is stated that James Redpath is to edit
the Charleston Mercury as a loyal sheet.
~The number of theatrical managers In
Europe is estimated at I,773; of actors, 15, li0;
and actresses, 21 500.
@-The deficiency bills amounts to S15O,OOO,-
OThe Mobile Register says there is no
cotton in that city - Az
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DHR <.IN SIATE, }
WASHINGTON, y: arch TO- Ie65 (
information has been received at this na.
partment from Mr. George S. Fisher. the fIon.
SUI OF the United States at Kanagawa, Japan.
y. tNe oeath, on TIE 18th day of November last
az 1oKohama Hospital, in that place, of vii
nam " lison, naturalzed American citizen.
ana d former resident OF San Francisco. Cali
fornla.
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A RUMOR

There has been q rumor on the street that
Richmond papers OF the 10th, claim a reverse
fer Schofeld. We are satisfied there is no
truth in the report.
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DEATH OF GENERAL WHITING
Major General Whiting, a rebel prisoner,
died at Governors Island yesterday. The
General was wounded in the fight at Fort
Fisher.
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DY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.

AUCTION SALE OF HAMps0ME Pa2P4RSTTYY
SITUATED AT THE CORNER OF FOUkTH
STREET. EAST AND VIRGINIA AyEhuE.
RUNNING BACK TO STREET SOUTH; Al.
70. LOT ON SOUTH /, BETWEEN sECoND
AND THIRD STREETS EAST. MAR NAVY
YARDIIT BELONGING TO THE ESTATE Cf
THEEEATR EDMOND CAsTELL. .
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, we shau sei' An
front Of the premises, Commencing on ths . f s
named property, at O'Clock p M pars 81 4. tst
], in Square No 7G. bavipg irent OF II isot o
incheson Tirs avenue feet ldneh en- 5ta st:
flaming STE feet 49,
are "a soonvsnientiy arra sd rooms
This property is han dsomely located, and would
make fine business. stand also, part Lot NO. in
Snnsre No 765, having front oT2G feet on street
soath. bet. I'd and Sd streets east, with depth
of i45 feet
months. except onesixth Oh the whole purchase.
money. which can remsiR in the purchasers
bands for seversfyears; that one sixth to be Do
Quoted from the aforesaid installment3; notes to
be sivenifor the wh ole deferred paymsnts besriR
interest from tae day of sale. A deet given and
a eed of trustf taken.
500 viii he required when the property rs
knocked off. -
All conveyance, including revenas stamps at the
m lid GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets.
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PKRsoNAL.-Major Gen. A. A. BURNSIDE is al
Wiilards' Hotel.
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n GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL a
u For the Benefit of -
CHARLES W. SPENCER,
Will be given At
sEATON HALL, Ninth and d streetsj
Managers on the part Of the GitiSs.s.

On MONDAY EVENING, 18th of March, 1865.
Managers on the part Of the Gti:sss
Hon. Richard wallach, Mayor of Washington.
~ $:sfH S5s;: e., f.:
&C. 5bsTff fsHs ESQ,
S %sS s;5::e ss.:s,
Asbury Lloyd, Esq,
Lewis Clephane. ia. Steele, Lemuol Towers.
i0s H. Ansa' dP P" %ros P PrSasu
sM1 aTses GfG Ms slss
" Downing. Benz Rsiner;. IT Ghauaey.
III bsr H JOS Hodeson, ThOs asiiss hsra
Chas HarEiesn, Jos n Downing, Geo Do bsnt. ,
5oseps fa IEs VS. ka Mey
TossPh gsdney' sqhp H.%n. Sp %!,, Wheeler.
B. 3 W sHBFfBI nit. 3 N0'e'' = ma'i0sS'
Reeeption Con,minee-( Blue Rosette.)
ol enslPD Va 5S.s oSSs.,'''
ING Rainier, R b Hoover, w ID Kelly.
Floor Mandsrs-t Red RosstteJ
S T 2 Robertson Ss CT Barrett. IN 00Issn.
T1CKETS-TWO DOLLARS.
withers, celebrated String Band his been en-.
gagged for the occasion.
eS-Ladies entrance on 9Th street.
IT. Sc. CULVERwKLL, Treasurer.
A COVERED WAGON and HARNESS for sale,
"A good for one horse or two. Inquire at 44S
m list. NJ. H. WILEY.
T IME FOR sALE.-A cargo just arrived, 1909
e ss s sdrasr Il 5
mar ll-st' west of the Canal.
II INDLING AND STOVE WOOD. prepared in
IN the best manner, or in the stick, delivered to
any part of the city at the shortest notice.
G. l.. SHERRY,
Office Penn av , between Sd ami Az SITS,
m II I'm [Repl Yard and Mill. Az st. and Canal.
TRY GOODs.-we are receiving full line .ef
u SPRING DRY GOODS. which will be soIdst
the market price. Alse.l0S, dozen Goats Spoo!s.
At s. % per dog single spools I21 cents. GEO J.
JOHNSON & CO., corner Goth snd Pepps, avenue.
NH list [Constitutienal Union copy.f
SEVERAL sECOND-HANB pTANOs.-Ons
- Chiekering for SIPS; one Gilbert, forExA
ments. Also sele ole see Smith Brother Mseio ~
deon. at the Warsroom' q e. uyszrRoTr
Corner Of Pa. ave. aud 18th ss.;.
Hamlin's Cabinet Organs. mar III
UMBER. LUMBER &c. B. CHURCH CO :.
for Rale all the varieties of Lumbar, Dsths and
Shin giles, embracing sbout 900 White OAK Piies.
Of all sizes so 90 feet White Usk Tim
Boards and Floorns; ., 700 Kailrosd Ties; $4,000
feet Spruce Framing Of all lengths sad sizes;
S ssa easss o 81. 81 BDdns zsm5r
eff Eastern Shore White Pine and Hemloek, at tde
lowest prices for cash. ma II cow.
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U. S. sENATE-ExTRA SESSION.

SALE OF 7-3O's.-The sale of S.3Us by Jay
Cooke & Co, amounted to So, 1913 $50 yesterday
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VEpHYR WORKSHOPS zEpHYR waRsrEps,

VEPHYR W0RsTKDel ZEPHYR WeRSrkDHk
Sold at other stores at from IS to 60 cents per
ounce.
Scarlet, Black. CanIry, Blue,
Green. soiferiyio, Purple. Cherry;
Grange, Crimson. Pink, Brown c&o
CIosipg cut all OF the above colors at only 80
cents per ounce or three for 81, sr $i5 per
pound Of sixtee'a ounces, at
m lost 39S Pa av. bet. 9th aud l0th sts
I1ROMR's HAIR COLOR RBsTORER FOB R IN.
tanning and gradually bringing Uses sse ar
to it's orig fuai color without the inconSe a..
tendipe the use of . dye. Sold ~ al ofessists
Is cent, per bottle.
DExFoRD'S INDICATED GIEGsnh bhkAp
peculiarly adapted for children being eaten as al
R Sop s.Ie by druggists Price Is cents par box
ian l9-eoly
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fornla.

~NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
liz Books to raca;o --i"tions 10 the Capt.
al Stock ofthe Not;anaI 9uEeI. 80 Dom,
5o,y oa Washington. D. O., will be opsn at NO
b4traen on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1865,
T. NJ, Of said day "a on" y oiocA'
JAS HARPER
G. 81. MOODY
JAS MONTGOMERY
JOHN d. RIELY
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
LATEST FROM RICHMOND.

THE REBEL SENATE PASSES THE BILL
TO PUT NEGROES INTO THE ARMY.
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DROPOsALs FOR HIDES, TALLOw, HOOPS,
HORNS. CHUCKs. sHINe, AND
TONGUES
Ofee Depot Commissarg Of Subsistence,


-, sealed Proposals in duple cate, invited until
Taii9T Hoofs Horns, Chucss, shins and Tongues,
anen mts Of oi,s within
ino. . or more, frem the commencement of the
The above articles to be collected by the esntrac
ana removes from the various places at which
tne Gatte are killed at such times may be desi
The number Of Cattle used monthly vary frem
lgcs 70 s,oe, and are NO killed at Chain Bridge.
/ 1Iesboro. Conyslescent Camp, Washin gton and
Aexandris, bat other places may occur within the
prescribed limits where these articles viii be re-.
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hides.
Iallow, Hoofs, Horns. Chucks, Sims and Tongues,
Slaughtered unless it can be
appear to the Su bsistencs Department that ali
ss;d ar, aihgence, and care was made to obtain
Payment win be required every ten days. ip Gov.
A.. The bids will state the amount, per animal, fsr
susrantas Ieiefrea To- ana be accompanied BY
and ost h Of sI;ssancs Blank Be o.
BE- the Of nte %gs be
District Attorney o. United States Judge o. The
eeT that from eSdessee entirely
so 1e .arses psd b
foE, which they offer to be security. @ e n-eoa'
Nc bids win be considered unless made out in
Sy with the and
Al bidders must forward with their proposals an
Oaln OF alegI ance, unless one may De on ale with
the officer who shall open the bids. and no pro.
posals not fully complying with these requirements
the meaning of this advertisement.
Tie contractor will be held accountable for the
Hides, Tallow. Hoofs. Horns, Chucks, &C., from
the morning of the 9th inst
Bidders must be present at the opening, of the
bids, to respond to their names and all bids must
be endorsed Proposals for puschasiDg Hides.
Tallow, Hoofs Horns, Chucks. &c and be di-
reeted to the undersigned. q. BELL,
Lieut.. Colsnel and G. g.
AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOw.
Will be sold at Public Auction. At Sixth street
wharf, Washin gton D O., on the 2lst day of March,
1865 at o'clock p. m, the following articles, more
or less:
5000 4ALTED BEEF HIDES
Also such other articles ~ may be on handAt the
day of sale,
Terms cash. q. BELL,
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GREAT SALE or DRY GOoDs.-The largest
sale Of foreign and domestic dry goods ever
held In this country took place at the auction
stores Of John B. Myers & Co., in Philadel-
three thousand original packages, consisting OF
muslins, drilling, cambrics, linen checks,
prints. ginghams. tweeds, cloths, cassimers,
spring skirts, cloths, stockings, seeks, &c, in
all valued at 81 100000. The prices realized
were lower than any obtained at any previous
sale for many months heretofore, but came up
to what was expected. The attendance was
large, and bidders from New York, Boston,
and many Southern and Western cities and
towns were present.-.Philadelphia Press.
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THE METROPOLIS LODGE LEvRK.- Il ne mem :
bers of this lodge of Odd Fellows, VINO pro.
pose to give grand levee on Tues. Jay nlgAl
next, at Odd Fellows Hall, are makl " every
ticipation of the levee, on Monday night the
degree of Rebekah will be conferred on some
twenty five or thirty members. This deg zee
is one of the best features OF Odd felloWsnlIS
while its object is to relieve and comfort the
families Of Odd Fellows in sickness and dis
tres 1t is also the life OF the Rvees, giving 10
them an air of cordially and socfability not 70
be met with at ordinary parties and balls.
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n,pu,o -rY.-This corning the sergeant OF
Tho Sanond Ward police vas rather curiously
c cir The Board Of Police Com
missioners had e.'ected Justice N: H. miller as
police magistrate IT that Distrc. and In ne not
magistrate, Justice 30 swell, declining to act,
the Sergeant was obiiSeu' to release his prison.
ers from custody at nine O'clock according ding to
law. Subsequently Jush. &c noswei, oelng =
consented to try all cases broh eht to ms ONCE
but will not act at the station no1Se, Unless
requested by the Superintendent VI rohce.
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I OST-On Friday. the 10th inst, from the corner
IL of2th and l. streets, GRAY HORSE, with
strs6 halter on lame in the right fore foot,
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving him
at the corner of Goth and street.
NH II 3t~ r ROBINSON
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On MONDAY EVENING, 18th of March, 1865.
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CoNPIRMED-We notice that the Senate has
confirmed Col. W. Kry8anowski Of the 5oth
New York volunteers, formerly OF this city, as
a brgadier general by brevet, and First Lieut.
w II. Powell OF the 18th infantry U. S. A., as
a captain. Gen KryzanoWski, it win be re-
membered, served in the three months cam
paign of 81, and subsequently went 20 NeW
York, where he raised his regiment capt.
Powell graduated typo in the Star ONCE
His appointment is in the ith infantry, regular
army, vice Dyer promoted.
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l OST-On Wednesday, the Sth instant, . eold,
- single case, detached lever, WATCH. A lib
erai reward will be paid by leaving 1t at the Ma
tional Intelligencer Office ma IO-3
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SATURDAY, March IL.
SRNATE.-Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr..
Gray, the new Chaplain OF the Senate.
On motion OF Mr.. Sumner, the Secretary Of
the Senate was directed to pay the committee
clerks and pages, and such other attendants OF
the Senate as are p aid by the day. the usual per
diem for the extra session.
MI. Davis submitted a resolution that the
Secretary OF the Senate, out OF the Appropria-
ton for the compensation and mileage Of Sena-
tors, pay to the Senators whose terms OF ser.
vice commence on the 4th of March, 1863, and
1865, and who were in attendance at the extra
sessions OF the Senate in those years, respect.
lively, their mileage seveFally for travelling tg
the seat OF Government.
Mr.. Wilson objected and the resolution lies
over.
On motion, the Senate went iato executive
session, and after some time spent therein thu
doors were again opened.
on. ..osie. FL. I~~e,sf IE>.-~e, con.
mittee consisting OF himself and Mr.. Sprague
was appointed to wait on the President ant
inform him that the Senate had got through
with the business before II, and was prepared
| TO adjourn unless he had further communica
| ton to make.
The Senate then, at half past one, took re
cess until two O'Clock.
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DEATH OF PRINT3E.-Mr.. Ssmuel ne Eli
wee, ST., an old resident of Washington, died
yester day at his residence on 6sh street nesr l.,
after a short illness, in the I'D year OF his age
Mr. McElwee was one OF the Oldest members OF
the typographical Society, having entered it
in 1920, and for many years worked steadily at
the case. His funeral will take place to NOR
row afternoon, and 1t will be attended by the
Typographical Society and New Jerusalem
Lodge OF Masons, Of which he was member
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THE GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL to be
given at Seaton Hall on Monday aight, for the
benefit OF MT. Chas w. Spencer, promises to
be a very enjoyable affair. GharleJ's friends
and he has a host of them-are exerting them.
selves to make it abundantly successful, and
they are certain to succeed. A fns band has
been engaged and all other preparations made
for first class entertainment.
CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice CaTtter.-This
morning, the case of the United States aEt. e.
Stubs, formerly dis bursting officer Of the State
Decentralization to recovec,o on bOnd-was
taken up. N. Wilson for U. s., and Messrs.
Gillette and Cox for defendant.
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RETURNED FROM Communicates night
the Rev. John Thrush returned to this city,
and as soon as 1t became known a number
of the members of the McKendree Chapel
waited Oh him and presented him with a
purse Of fifty dollars, as another token OF their
love and regard for him and his family. Mr..
Thrush ackno wledged their kindness in few
feeling remarks The company then spent q
delightful hour in pleasant con versation. after
winch they retired. This is the third donation
made Mr., Thrush by the members Of his con
g-egation; the first was two very fine coats,
,'osting sos. then purse of $50 before going to
~ terence, and now a purse Of $50 on his re.
turn.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OSI.At the inauguration ball, plain GOLD
IL BAND, much priced for the association con-
neeted with it. The finder will receive the thanks
OF the owner by returniDgg it to No. 379 Z st.
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EOUED-At the Presidents Levee, on the 18th of
March. lady's FUR CAPE. The owner can
ternal Revenue. Treasury Building, and paying
expenses. NH Lifts
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A SUM OF Monty was left in my hands ry
q s9liier ri belor ging to the 9th ward, Howard
56i 18th street, or 2Ss G street Island.
m lO2tt GEORGE MORAN, GraiHer,
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I OST-On Thursday, near Ford's Theater. on
l. \ street. TO Wizards 1ady's FUR COLLAR.
A liberal reward will be paid if left at the Star
Office. m 1O-s't
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

After ordering the coffin for the deceased
for at that time they were not kent on
hand 10 such aus extent as they ara now
ana attending TO my private affairs, nanin
repaired to tho Colebrook mansion. =
IL was customary at that time of which
write, for two persons 70 perform the
service for which | was. engaged, though
watching was then rapidly going out of
inshlon but, as my business was with the
dead, was perfectly vt home In tho cham
Der OF death, and was even better satisfied
to be alone than with company,
! had brought an interesting book from
home, and Mrs. Oolebrook had provided a
very interesting repnst for me In The dining
room below so that l looked forward TO "A
very comfortable night. Throwing myself
into the large rocking chair which had
been placed there for my use. I was soon
engaged In the entertaining pages of my
book. AS often as the clock struck, arose
and examined the corpse, molstening the
face with alcohol, and wiped away the
purging at the mouth.
At eleven o'clock some one entered the
house and came up sthirs They were the
feet of man, and heard him enter the
parlor adjoining the room of death
Though II seemed rather singular circum-
stance that II man should enter the house at
that hour of The night, thought nothing
more of IL till heard voices, engaged I'm
earnest conversation. In few minutes
they grew louder and more distinct, and
recognized the voice of DIR. Browne Per-
haps Mrs. Colebrook was sick and needed
his assistance. But he spoke not In the
tones OF his profession. The other person
spoke IN whisper; but the other person
spoke in his natural voice, and seemed 10
be under no restraint. U aHiIH
.1,,nnrg.t 80, -. .,., ........... Z .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

Many crcdulent people believed the fall
lacy that when slavery was once abolished
that act would put an end to the evcrlast-
ing agitation Of the negro question; but
time has proven that such an attempt only
aggrayates the evil. Many persons now
think that If the right Of suffrage was con-
ierred upon the negroes, the problem would
be solved, and tho vcXed question put nj
rest forever. This expectation would proyc
as groundless and hopeless rs the other
Grant the negroes the right of suffrage and
they would hold the balance of power be-
tween the parties IN the country, and con-
sequcntly control IL. We should have n
black party of II million of voters ruling
thirty millions Of white people They
would be led and controlled by the most
abandoned Abolition demagogues, and they
wOnld elect whoever they pleased To what-
ever office they pleased The dream OF the
Abolition lnhatics that the black race Is
superior 10 the white race would be realized
to the extent of having big negro or mu-
latto running for President and beating
two or three white statesmen.
Plenty Of such renagades as Chase, But
Ter, Phillips, sumner and Cox would be
found bidding for the leadership of the
black party, and buying negro votes as they
buy blackbcrrles In the market, by the bas-
ket full. Every Abolitionlst would have
two votes--his own and his nigger's. The
elective franchise would become mock
cry and n humbug, and the white people
would be delivered over 10 a black despot-
ism the most calling and degrading. How
long would such state of affairs be en-
dured before there would be war between
the racesY And how long would the
negroes survive such contestY Add par
tizan hostility 10 the natural anthgonism"
of the races and the determination of the
negro race by war is inevitable. The Aboll-
tionists have always been the worst and
most impacable enemies of the African
race 1t now seems 10 be the determination
of that party TO force the negroes into
position which will terminate their exist
ence.-Ohio CRISIS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
One of the Results.

lcoNcLupEp To-Monllow.l |
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
Sula and SILVER Suuas.

II AZ JUST RETuRNnD FROM NEW YORK
IL with superb assortment Of oxtra goods In M
line, consisting Of tho largest aad most elegant
stock of 'NH~'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

Two months ago young and head
strong girl in indianapolis, daughter Of one
of the first families, persisted, despite the
protests and entreaties of the parents, In
marrying a handsome, but rather wild
blade. She eloped, married, returned, was
reconciled, discovered an incompatibillty
of temper, was divorced, and IL again In
the bosom of her family In the brief period
of two months. Rather rapid experience,
even for this fast age, for young Miss in
her "'teets."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
FEVER AND A6UE AAD CHlLI.S.
The NEST REMEDY TO CURE, rs
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

nIRECTioNs FOR ITs UER.lrAKE THREE
IL teaspospsful OF The Pain Killer m about baii
wht OF hot water well eweetsned with N lahsts,
the attack is eomog on bathing irrely the cbo y tiek
Repeat = dose IN twenty minutes n ihe hTAt doca
not stop the ehill should it produce yohtthe land
y probably su n tho slomach u very kpO, tallg
ltue ram Killer In cold saisr sNotieued With sugar.
amer each spaNfn. feTsNverunca IN The Htose treat
mept hes cured msaS severe and obstinate casgs,o Z
this diseose wv
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERs. q9i
oclaidAwu aft...I.t riIalo
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

JACOB WmYhRlGHr's FsTATE--NuTIoE Is
y hereby given, that the under .gned has this day
been eppo nted administrators of the ettato of Jacob
Weybrght, late OF Mon'Powery county, Ohio do.
ceased, by the Probate Court II said county.
Nov a. 1865. JOsEPh WEYhRIaHT
noy2osst s.- JACOB wbYsRfohT Il
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

Send for IlluArated Price Lat Of Instruments and
Catalogues OF New Music. Address orders ~.
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer, No bt7
Broadway, New York. Jylsd1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-28

~ 1Tso Assuls With bat : single
thought. - hearts that bsAs = ons,'
etc., (havs serious doubb aboas that
quotation being right nstrinonisl'y p
.clined. Got license hera Monday. Got
3 prsaehsr also. Opposition of "ersel
psrients" d some other consideration, led
the loving pair 70 make q GfetaA Grsen
Of the Illinois side. Took prsscher With
thsu. He discovered they wers from
Ioka. 1. Moplda't uarry nsele Dane
back to this side, and on the" boat
At the slsry landing, - the rays o
the ssssing saa feA down sslsnt, and
shou.isg dnyman and dlapidsted 70
hicles added romance 70 the sfiair, the
ceremony was gone through viii and
they twain were msde one, drew leel
breaths and felt better.