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Hotels and Restaurants.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS sTs.:

Z LE- \ ti-N DIkIFtl IT
The proprietor Of this convenient and pleas
antly located Hotel begs leave to call the atten-
ton Of the public IL his reduccd 1stes q! pr!ceS
TKANSIENT BOARnERS, S2per day.
PERMANENT BOARDkR>, with single
cooms, from ST to $40 per week. according to
Size and loca ion Of room. Room with double
ped for two gentleman, from So to 81 per week
*; IN. .
GAS BATHS, and ali the convoriences ne
:cssary for the comforts of home. and a plen-
.,tul slIpp V Of the best the market can afford.
Choice WINES, LIQUORS. SEGARS, NC,
,lwnvs IN hand.
CHALLENGE COMPETITIONS.
- "'' r. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
ian 5-3m Magnolia House.
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ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Will attend to professional business in Loudoun
Fairfax and the adjoining counties
Address the firm ut Leesburg Va, or Fair'SX
Court House Va. ..... ..--- NH 22-tf
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Are the lives Of y q. children in leopard,
from sudden aud rep atcd attacks OF Group?
If so purchase box OF
BLADES EUPHONlAL LUBRGCATORS!
The leople's most sure and etfcctual remedy 70
Cough, Colds, Group, Catarrh, AS hma, Br"n-
chIiS, ipth"ria aud I'll pulmonary disc sc$.
The LUBR GATOR is medicinal prepara-
ton in the form of Lozenge, which Of all mode,
Is the most pleasant and cunvcn ent. The con.
tain no deleteri"us ingred en- and re Warranted
to be always safe. even for the weakest and moss
sensitive stomach. In Group they give ina,ne-
a!qts relief. Fer Coughs and Colds they are in
valuable aas
For Catarrh Asthma snd Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market wide Certificates
accompanying each box. } Dipthetia, that dr. ad
ed and desoatlng di ease, they control wonder
fully and almost I'm nediatcly.
\" Public peaker, Singer or Tcacher should
be without them as they remove hoarscn .ss and
strengthen and clear the voice.
Ga- A ways use them ia time, and if the
symp. .oms are So ore use very freely
ia >NEY s. CO.,
Wholesale Agents
l45 King st., Alexandria, Va
For sale by all druggists. fehl7--3m
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nLCMBING PLUMBING!
GAS FITTING GAS FITTING!
g. p. HEAiI & CO., 49,.
PLUMB + GAS FILTERS,
No %. North Fairfax Street,
(Unler Mansion H"use)
We are now prepared to 90 Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their branches. FITTING up
Pub c Building, Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the m.'st approved style, ard at the very
lowest figures.
By leaving your orders with you will save
Iii N'ORK V4RRi TTED.
Always on band large assortment Of Gas
trade: also, LAMP GODS "f every drscrip-
ii, n, It Peace Prl cs. Retail dealers will find
it to their interest to examine our stock
Special attention paid t" country orders.
The best co L OIL always ur hand.
n. IL
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NUMBER 277
Railroads..
ORANdE 4 ALEXANDRIA X. K.
A sl5 20 -

sasSs - sSzSs@--szS:s..- e--.tsT:. -SS-STe -zs=.Tze
On and after MONDAY, February 18th, two
lnily trims vii! run between Washington a, d
Lynchburg connecting Ut Go dOn.ville, Wit b
Va. Centra! Il. Il. trains to and from Richmond
rs 70 lo"s:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Except Srnday) at
G45 H. NJ, and arriycat L. nchburg at S. IS D. n
Lave Lymchburg ut &. m, and arrive at
Washington al 5.36p m.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washif gton daily Including Sunday
~ 800 p m, and acr!vrut Lynchburg at 600
IN.
Lave Lynchburg at $40 p. M, and arrive at
Washington ut 10 II. m
BO.h trains making close connections sc
Lyi chburg for all points south and south west,
AID al Washington for north and north west
First class sleeping cars will be attached to
The hight trains
Thi, road l. attractive, not only for its com.
ortnbl" acc"m0Gations but for the fact that it
pasSe: he noT historic localities OF Fairfax Bull
Run, Manassas Bristoc CatIetfs Rappah!an-
mock, tnrcpcr. Orange and Gordonsvie,
places of impcrishablc interest in the popular
mind
Through tickets to al points south and south
wet nny be mad in Boston, New York, Phila-
,iclphia and Baltimore, and 1T the offices Of the
road i" ""sAi"gt4" y "3d i 4lFJa3ar2i HcGs TFERTy
feb o-tf Gcnl. Superintendent.
EREIGHTo on ailar,icIcS to Springfield, Burkes,
[ Fairfax, Union Mi!ls Manassas, Bristo"
Warrcnton Junction, Bcalcton, happuhannoc&,
Brandy, Mitchclrs, Rapidan, MADISON, Norh.
Garden, Covcsvilc, R0ckfsh, Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid.
Freight To- Alexandria, Catlctts. Warrenton
Culpcpcr Orange, Gordonsvilc, Charlottesville,
Lovngston. Amherst, Mclvers, and Lynchburg.
' - >' " JOHN F. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent,
oot lift q & A. r. K
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Ex.CoSFEpERArE Generals "A core,

Ex-CoNFEDERATE GENERALS "A corre> :
pnnd,nt of the Memphis Appeal, wfitiny~ oi
New Orleans says there is nov in that city a
wonderful aggregation of talent, quietly. devp-
ted to the IN ercsts of commerce: that has Won
high distinction on other fields Not to men
ton any less prominent names, Gen. Btanr' :
gnd is Supprint ndent Of the Jackson Raj
road; G. G.neral Longst,eet is with his old A. A
G 81. Union street in the ,muiis>lnn busl
$. Th are hoh l"king Will, bui eb-
served h t Gen. L ,tg ,treet u,ed his lett haa d
in Writing aud shaking hands his right hand
h,ngins nelpe>>ly bs h> IL General Di
T.,l r. h 5 lra-ed he new nal rnnring on
tn c,y &c l. Ike P"nchartalu. g., n. Buckn,r
is ~ the conml->i n business. Gens. Hood
A l.. Steva t, L. rug Gariner, Blan haro
and j. f. Them S are III he cum "lSs Oh
business; Generals Humphrey Marshall, Hay>
and Adams are the III the practice 1T la".
We ais, had the p'ca.nre OF shaking the han
Major General D. II Mnury, who told me
he wou d leave the cits in a few days to, hi
turrentine plantation IN MlsSI>>lppt Illus.
these noble ,ren are dtv"ting themselves, wish
the dignity and energy of true nanh Cd, 10
ars Of peace in such manner Us proves them
still the NJ ,s,ers IF th ir sli iuaton
RETURN OF A MAN SUPPOSED TO BE DEAF
In the year 1862, a man named James Ward
enlisted in the 43 regiment, and went to the
front, leaving behind him a wife and one child.
Frr the first year he was in s.'ryice, Mrs. Ward
was in constant communication with him, re-
ceiving letters ani money. After the secon''
batrle of Fredericksburg Mrs Ward lost all
trace of h.r husband Repeatedly she wrote
tp learn som thug ab,ut HIM, but could not.
Finally she re elyed word t'om one Of the OIL
c. rs in the regiment that Ward must he dead.
At this time she was receiving aid 1, om our
Orerseer of he Poor. and continued to do So
until about nine months ago, when she was
''cut of from the books, owing t. the fact
that she got married az 'in. Matters have
logged along ever since, un'il day before ye>t T.
day, when imaginc the surprise Of the wife al
seeing her SUI po>e >el dead husband appear be-
fore her and the astonishment Of tho second
husband on leurniny that his wife had another
husband alive Both men were IT very irIl
table disposition, and without stopping to reflect
for moment, attacked and abused the woman
numerically for pract!cing such deception
The sec nd marriage was All apparently hap
py one, and the rar were living comtorta
ble How the affair is to be set'lrd between
the parties remains 10 be seeu.- Albany Knlck-
erbocker
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How the Indians are Supplied.

The Fort Kearney Herald complains that
the Government agents have materially
furnished the Indians with ammunition to
continue hostilitics with, and say It was
done with the knowledge and appreciation
of the Commissioners.
At Fort Laramie the Indians were en-
couTaged in bartering their robes and moe
caslns for guns and powder. Having ex-
hausted the supply at the sutlery and all
that was III the Government magazine, the
traders sent to Denver and got large
quantity of powder, and succeeded in deal
ing II out In the most frugal manner TO
the savages, who would pay any price Tor
war materials. Explosive finally became
so scarce that a single box of percussion
caps would buy an elegant buffalo robe.
That is the way Indians wars are gotten
up. A lot of traders follow the Agents,
who 80 ont with the annuities, presents,
&C., well prepared With war-munitions.
which are readily bartered to the tribes, at
fabulous prices, and then, when thus pre-
pared to take the war-path, all that Is af-
forwards essential to bring about "the
next war" IA for some reckless bush
whacker to kill one or two redskins, and
the thing Is done, 1t is notorious that
nearly ali of the troubles between Indians
and white settlers, and also between tribes
are the direct results of just such parties
and transactions as are mentioned above.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
cro expire on the sist day of January, 1851
OFPICE oP TnE AUDITOR or SrATEl
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

y
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLuhnus, ono. July Ia, islG,
WHEREAS, The PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, in
the state OF Connecticut, has died in this Onice n
sworn statement of It's condition, ms required by
the act ''Io regulate Insurance Companies not in
cOrporated by the state Of Ohio" PASSED April r.
iS5h, and amended February o. 1851 and the act
"lO regulate Foreign Insurance Companies %
passed April o, 1884, aud, WHEREAS said Uompa-
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evil
dence that Il Is possessed Of IN actual Capital Of nt
least ONE HUNDRED ann FIFTY THOUSAND poLLARs,
Invested rs required by saia acts and, WHEREAs,
said Company has died In this Once II written In.
strument under its corporate seal, sIgned by the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company In this state 10
acknowledge service Of process for and In behalf
of said Company according to the terms Of said
act OF April T. 1856
Now lnEnKronE. IN pursuance Of the acts
aforesaid, l. JAMES II, GOODMAN, Auditor of
STATE for ohio, do hereby certify that said plI(E-
MN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, ,
OF Hartford, Is authorized to transact the business
OF Life Insurance in this state until the thirty first
day OF January, in the year ono thousand eight
hundred and siXty-Scvcn.
lsRALl IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereuntO
subscribed my name and caused the seal Of my
oflce o. be aihNed tho day and year above writ
ton. JAS III GOODMAN
Auditor of State.
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Internal Revenue aud Municipal
TnNes--lmpOrtant Decision.

NilAeS--hNhIlufNi3n hlcfhNiOns
In letter addressed on the 18th Inst. to
JonS wENrwonrrl of Chicago. IN reply to
queries from Mayor RIcF Of that city. the
Commissioner " Internal Revenue gives
an opinion Of Importance to city property
owners. The Commissioner says:
Under date of May 4. 1896. Mayor Rice
addressed letter npon The same subject 10
the honorable Secretary of the Treasury,
which was referrcd 70 thls office. In that
letter the case was stated as Follows. '1n
the city Of Chicago the streets and alloys
are paved at the cost of fhc oleRers Of the
property Immediately adjacent thereto
this is called n special taN.n lie failed 10
state tllat the expense Of paving ls assessed
by The municipal authorities, or that the
payment Is not entirely voluntary, and he
was informed that the amount paid for
such Improvement could not be deducted
from the income.
Inmany portions Of the country. what
are pOpularly known rs municipal taxes
for the grading and paving of streets, have
been understood 20 be simply voluntary
contributions or payments by the owners
of adjoining lands, each paying IN prOpOr-
tion to the estimated enhancement OF the
value Of his property. or according 10 the
special advantage which II Il expectcd he
will derive from the Improvement. In
such case the money paid has been regard
cd ms an Investment or an expenditure for
permanent improvements, and therefore
not dcductiblc.
ltappcars from the letter Of Mayor Rice
10 yourself aud from your statements that
the taxes" IN question are assessed and
collected by the city authorities, and that
the payment thereof II compulsory.
! am OF opinion that when tax for the
grading or paving OF streets is assessed by
the municipal authorities, under municipal
or other public laws. aud the payment
thereof is compulsory upon the person
against whom ID * assessed, the amount ac-
tually paid by such person should be allow
cd rs n deduction from their respective in-
comes.
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Spurious Fiye-TwentIes.

Some time ago, rumor prevailed that
the alarming discovery had been made at
the Treasury at Washington that one of the
plates from which coupon bonds were
printed had been stolen, and an issue of
spurious securities made. IL was further
said that the plate had been taken abroad
and that there the forgery had been COM
mitted. II was story no one liked TO
credit or circulate, for, in proportion to the
enormous amount of these bonds in circu-
lation, and the varied hands which held
them, were the dangers of widespread
alarm and the difficulty of detection. The
following, from the Philadelphia Ledger, of
the Doth inst, shows that there is good
foundation for the report
THE ooUNTRRFEIT GOLD COUPONS.
The duplicate five-twenty gold coupons
mentioned In late dispatch as being In
process of redemption at the Treasury,
continue TO make their appearance In such
numbers as To cause serious alarms 70 the
heads of that department. These coupons
are pronounced to be genuine Impressions,
with the exception, possibly, of the mum
bering, and have either been fraudulently
issued or oarelessly permitted TO be stolen
from the Treasury Department. IL Is Inn
possible 10 estimate the amount of gold
bearing paper comprising this s'irreptitious
issue. H
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY
no expire on the slst day Of ofJanuary, 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
Itt.. ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE
Iay. ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLuMBUs, ONO, July 2, 1867
WHEREAS The NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at New York,
in the State OF New York, has died In this otlce
sworn statement OF It's condition, rs required by
the act ''lO regulate Insurance Companies not in
cnrporated by the state OF Ohio" passed April 4,
1hb aud amended February o. 1881 and the act
'"TO regulate Foreign Insurance Companies -
passed April o. 1851; and, WHRREAs, said Com
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence that II Is possessed Of an actual Capital
OF at lenst ONE HUNDRED Ann FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, Invested as required by said acts and
written instrument under its corporate seal
signed hy the President AMI Secretary thereof
authorizing any agent or agents of said Company
ia this state acknowledge service of process fur
and n behalf OF said Company according 20 the
terms of said act of April &, 1885.
Now TIiEREFOHE In pursuance Of the acts
atoresnid l. JAMES II. GOODMAN Auditor Of
state for ohio 10 hclehy certify that said NEW
YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York Is authorized TO transact the busi-
ness of Accident Insurance IN this state until the
sand eight hundred and sixty y-seVen.
lSRAL1 In WiTNESs WHEREOF have here
unto subscribed my name and caused
the seal ofmy Office 20 be affixed the
day and year above written,
.a. JAS. IL. GOODMAN.
Auditor OF State.
by Jas. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
w. ILGILLESPIE, Agent, Dayton, @.
lysbdiw ..anH
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tsB-A radical disunion sheet in Missouri
says that IL President johnson should dare
TO interfere with the military arrangements
Governor Fletcher Is making TO "manage"
the fall election IN that State, the radical
broom win "sweep him and his friends from
the narrow stage they stand on" This is
bosh. A. johnson keeps u broom factory
Chicago Times
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OFFICE or rHE AUDITOR op STATE, !
'fioIIfNuifg DuIo IulV m IaiH

u Is hereby certiiod, that the foregoing Is cor
rect copy oi the statement Of Condition OF the
ihWniN Mutual life Insurance Company, ol
Hartford, Connecticut, made 10 and lled In this
ONCE, for the year 1890,
Witness, my hand and seal ofelally
lsRALl JAS II. GOODMAN,
.iy2Sw8 Auditor OF State
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eE'- The New York Nelcs states that 1.-The
Governor of Virginia is about 10 inaugnrate
proceedings for the recovery OF Jurisdiction
over the counties of Jefferson aud Berkeley,
which, 1t will be remembered, were trans
ferred 10 the soi-disant State OF Western
Virginia. II is stated that he has retained
Judge CURTIS of Boston, 10 assist the At
torncy General, in conducting the proceed
ings. We are notinformed what particular
course of procedure the Governor has de-
eided ON, or to what tribunal he will address
himself. The ease is a novel one, wholly
without precedent In the country"
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wisconsin,

The Democratic State Central Committee
in Wisconsin have appointed Hon. II. l..
PALMER, Col. GABRIEL B6tcK, MHToN
MONTGOMERY and LEVI b. Villas as dele
gates for the State at large to the Philadel-
phia National Union Convention. The
Committee urge prompt action upon the
congressional committees. Its now pro-
bable that Wisconsin will be represented
at Philadelphia by fun delegations, from
the democracy aud the conservative re-
publicans.
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o. The Abolition papers Insist that the
Philadelphia Convention is 10 be q Cop
pcrhcad concern On this point, remarks
the New York EpeniRg Post (Repnblican) (.
at may even be, as some fear, Copper
head device; that does not mdtter>-it will
be Convention Of delegates from all the
States, and thus meeting for counsel of
citizens from every part Of the Union"
The Radicals hate the Convention In adj
vance because SUMNER and STEVENS do not
fathcr it; but the Post calls them both
crash men, who have been "permitted TO
seize the leadership Of the party,n "foolsh
leaders" who have Fastened a quarrel
upon the President" "blundering, none
of which characteristics qualify them for
enjoying the confidence of their own party
or of the country. The NATIONAL UNIoN
CONVENTION of next month Is not TO be Il
party affair. It was called by Conserva-
tive Republicans, and Endorsed by the
Democratic members of Congress. 1t Is
not summoned for the purpose of making
political nominations, but to confer upon
the critical condition to which the persist
ent refusal of representative rights to the
Southern States has brought the country.
1t will be time enough to stigmatizc such n
body of citizens as "Coppcrhcads" when
they shall have made the Convention OBJ
noXious TO whatever that very convenient
eptheteNactly implies,
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fThere is many "a true word spoken
i'm iest,,' said y gentleman to his friend who yc.
marked that s'Greeubneks arc good, bui
RobRchs are bcttsF.'s
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E8-Thc radical abolitionists are prepared
to crush commerce or any other great ma
tional interest, they imagine such course
will answer any peculiar purpose of their
own This is what their organ, the Wash
iugton ChrOHicie, says Commerce has
been so much a theme for praise aud clo-
quence that we have been led to regard it
as one of the few earthly things about
which nothing adverse could be said. The
dcletcrious influence exertcd by it on our
industries has, however, begun 10 dispel
the old-timc Illusion"
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HORACE WHITNEY, Auotioneer,
DAYTON, OHIO. Il

WILL cry sales In town or country, for the old
w nriee-tiO for large sales and a. for smaller
ones. NN'" Ju0d2W
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sptfIal ayotirts.
Special Caution.

nIrs. wINsI.O w,s SOOTRINa sYRUP
has become 80 popular that various parties have
put out articles callina them Mrs winslow's
Please take notice fhat TnE MRS. wINsLOw OF
THE SOOTHING SYRUP ~ NOT CONNECTED
wfrn ANY OTHER ARTICLE ju2iawam
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neutrality-suspicious.
Get your painting done by
KIJHNS 81 McHICNKY.

No. ~ FoURTH sRRiEf, bet Main q Jenefson.
Al kin,is 9. ysEs a se iIgs prem pslg attended
highest style of tho art, Ceilings oalchnined IN
superior manner. All kinds nf Sign and Orna-
mental work neatly duno. tnfTdlm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

5 OOTHlNG SYRUP
Depend upon ID mothers II viii give rest TO your
selves aud
Relief and Health to Your Infants.

We have put up and sold this article Tor over 20
years, aud CAN SAY IN COEPIDENoE AND TRUTH of
IL what we have heverbe able 10 say of any other
modicinc-NRyER HAS 1T FAILED IN SINGLE IN.
STANCE 10 EFFECT CURE, when timely used.
Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction
by any one who used It. On the contrary all are
delighted with its operations. and speak In terms
Of commcndatun of It's magical effects aud medi-
cal virtues. We speak In this matter WHAT VIZ
DO KNOW after 10 years eN pcricnco; AMI PLEDGE
OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FuLFiLLMENT on WHAT
WE DECLARE In almost every instance whore the
infant is suffering from pain aud exhaustion. re-
lief will be found ia fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered, i..il
Fun directions for using win accompany each
bottle, None genuine unless the fac -simile of
CURTIS n PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside
wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE. ONLY SO CTS. PER BOTTLE
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Important to Business Men
GROCERY 4 LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.
T'uE undetsisa6d VII ailloai hl.1eatlIsI siock
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and
Cigars. tod ht'i

lie will take an invoice of the stock. or will sell
by the lump The purchaser viii not he deceived
] will give time for payments. 4 have one of the
best trades which has ever been established in the
city of Dayton, and viii give all the desired In
lornnton 60 those who may wish ~ purchase. My
continued Ill health is the only reason have for
selling out For any further partlu,llars tsal on
me ~ my store, No 5Oi Second street, Dayton, o.
JylSdaWu $500. E O'RRiEN
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mAHIklA AND GEbHBAONs an rs
Say of Warning and Instruction for Young Men
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means OF RELIEF Sent free
of charge in sealed letter envelopes Address, DR.
J. sKILLIN IIOUGIirON, Howard Association,
philadelphia, Pa. aiSdawam
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

FINHE co partnership heretofore eNfsting under
the style and iirIn name Of NeG Bennet 4 Co,
was dissolved ON the l0th inst Aeff \ Bennett hny-
ing purchased the interest Of Mr. Eels. Either
partner will use the name OF the firm In liquida-
ton HENRY NEFF.
MILTON BENNET, ... 4
iyI7dawtf ID MARCBSEELLS
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PLOYMENT, or those Wanting BOARp. Ipforplal-
ton as to Lost Articles, Nc, 70 Advertise ~ SR-
Empire Want Column. 20 .ttss ..t. o.
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ayew Advertisements Vi
Removal.

NIEFF n BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole
~ sale and Retail dealers In stoves, Hollow.
ware, Nc. have removed their SalesroOm from 270i
Third street, 10 the rooms formerly occupied by
brown n Irwin, on the corner of First strUet and
Iha Canal, where they will be pleased TO their
friends and all Who may be in want of first, class
looking and tNl9lting Stoves
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Y ANTED-.ITTo BE KNOWN TuAI

CLARk Y kELLl have estAblished Tue ''AIuer,.
can Patent Right Emporium, at No $40 Second
street, for the Introduction and sale Of valuable
Patent Rights aud Labor aying Machinery. They
request MI who desire "a dispose OF or larchasc
Patents and Labor-saying Machinery TO give them,
a call. -IINifie TT fmar2I -3md