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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
9ntal ANA altgttlantnas.
Democratic City Convention.

Tho Democracy of the City of Dayton
are requested to meet at the several places
below mentioned, on
Thursday Evening, March l4,lSod
At az o'clock, to select ten delegates rom
each Ward to the City Convention, to be
held at Beckel Hall, on
Friday Evening, March To- 1901
At 7 o'clock, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the city offices.
First Ward win hold It's meeting at the
engine house In said Ward.
second Ward at j. J.. BELvrLLE's law
office.
Third Ward at r. T~HoNPsoN's law office.
Fourth Ward at the Western engine
house.
Finh Ward at the Central engine honse.
Sixth Ward ut the Pacific engine house.
Seventh Ward at the Southeast market
house. y
Eighth Ward at the Franklin street
house.
The Committee would farther recon-
mend that each of the Ward meetings
nominate candidates for Council, Member
of school Board, and Assessor,
BY order of the Democratic Central Com
mittee.
GEo. V. NAUERTH, Secretary.
March II, 1867.
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ournfRN wEALrH n NoRTHERN pRoFrrs,

OF the D~owningville Militia, on "Iinkin and the
War" With portrait of the Major, and Z other
capital Illustrations. limo, 24 PIP, cloth. 81 81.
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Boys n YoUTH's CLoTHNG.-An en-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
just received by Lebensburger q Son, No,
los Main Street.
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rnr ON GnARp. Vol. n1. 1SGb.
NE OLD GUARD, Vol. Iv, l86G.

It contains the new Novel, by DIR. II. Dunn En-
glish, ia full, entitled "The Peer and the Printer
also, valuable political Articles. Syo., 572 PIP. 80.
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ON II CONSTITUTION OF UNITED

VIII expOsitions of the most eminent Statesmen
and Jurists. Historical and Explanatory Notes
on every article. by o. hauncey Burr, author Of
History of the Union" &c. Price, 80 cents.
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Price, 81 per HoN, or SiN ROxoe for ~

Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will We
sent by mail, securely sealed from all O6serUdtioh,
on receipt Of the specified price by any authorized
agent. or by the sole General Agents for America,
OSCARG g. MOSES Il o n Cortlandt Street, New
York. Authorized agent for Dayton-N w.
STEWART-all orders by mail promptly at
tended to. oc5daweOW1y-4
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LLILl:Z!-SE

CONTAINS ALL THE MEDICAL VIRTUES OF
" Pine Tree Tar. Wine OiTnr cures Consumption
Colds Sore Throat and breafti Bronchitis, Asthn q
Gravel Diahetes and Diseases oftbe Kid
BLADDER and other Complaints.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout the
United States " only 81 ,Oua bottle.
W. W. STEWART, GENERAL AGTsT.
Heyysre of COunteFfef
Genuine nave wine OF Tar" blown on bottle.
yotOuif
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been this day duly ap-
i pointed and qualified by the Probate Court of
Montgomery County, Ohio, MS Administrator of
the estate of Barbara Hay, late Of said county,
February 10, s67.fSb2sws.24 DAVID HAY,
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THE TRUE NATURE n CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
THE OLD GUARD, VOL. I, 1868,

Being u review of Judge StOry's Commentaries
on the Constitution Of the United States. b. Abel
i. Upsher. Price, Il.
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c%-white mans rights rersuS negro equal
itv. That's the issue now before the people.
The organ of the Abolition party, Bob
Schenk, aud all, are pledged to negro sut-
yage. Act with the Democracy In the con-
test for white mems rights. BE at at the
Ward meetings tonight, and enroll your
selves nnder the White mans banner.
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a Meetings.

The meetings in the several w ards should
be fully attended tonight. The Democrats
in other towns and cities have done nobly
and accomplished a good work. Success
has been the reward of their united efforts,
and a rebuke has thus been given to the
conspirators who are now seeking to over
throw the white mans government. Let
the white men of Dayton rally in their
strength also. and show to the world that
the home of VALLANDIGHAM Is also the
home OF men who prefer oohite men to black
RAILROAD VALUES AND PRoFIrs.-'E. ID.
M writes from Dayton to the Cincinnati
Gazette, an article on railroad manage
ment, in which he says that in the State of
Ohio one hundred aud eighty millions of dol
lars are invested in railroads, much of it
improbable and mucho it held abroad but
of twenty-nine railroads reporting to the
COMMISSIONS of Statistics, nineteen made
profits: eleUen made dividends; ten roads
have made more than eight per cent. On
two thousand five hundred miles of road
exclusively in Ohio, and having m aggre-
gate capital of Sl~2S,O00,OO0, there was a
net profit of 81, 100000, which is six per cent,
While. therefore, there are five or six roads
in Ohio which make nothing, the aggre-
gate property cannot be said to be I'M
profitable, while that of ten roads is very
lucrative.
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NJ. II. NOLAN,
United States Commissioner
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OFOHGo.
Omce-3I8 Third street, second story,
Feb. n, 1sG7-d1m DAYTON. o.
DISSOLUTION,

TNIE co-partnership heretofore Nistingbetwcen
i Maxwell n snyder has been dissolved by mn.
tual consent. The affairs OF the firm Will be set
tied, and the business continued, by IS I. Maxwell
at No. II Jefferson street. ". G. MAXWELL,
Dayton, March /, 1867. ADAM SNYDER.
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FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
Just received by Lebensburger q Son, No.
los Main street.
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rHE coPPERuEAp MINSTREL


A Choice Collection OF Democratic Poems and
Sohgs for the use of Clubs and the Social Circle. 60
PIP. l2mO. Price 2bc.
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As exhibited in Statistical Facts and Official Fig
ures. BY Thomas Prentice kettell, late editor of
the democratic Review" PIP. 1877. Price, " cts.
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EB- If you want to get your Boots
neatly repaired, 60 to Goodman.
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GB-A lot of new Government Overcoats
at 81 80. Lessner 6 Brother. daw
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TAKEN UP-On Tuesday last n black
horse, blind in one eye, shoes on the fore
feet. and with a halter and bride on, was
taken up and put in the stable of Jonathan
Kenney. This horse is supposed to belong
to some farmer in this vicinity and the
owner is requested to call, prove property
and take him away.
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LIN N A EiU 8
RHEI WINE.

lHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM
the public that he is now manufacturing a very
superior article Of the above Wine, which has been
pronounced bycOmpetentjudges 10 be the hest now
In the market. 1t can be obtained az wholesale or
retail, at the Drug Store Of d. H. OblingcT, East
Fifth Street, Dayton, and also Of q. Unger. Wall
nut House, Wayne Street.
lie has also alarge supply Of
LINNAEUs RHEI PLANTS FOR SALE,
Which can be obtained on application at either Of
tCe abOve-named places. or Of the subscriber ON
nus House.
The above Wine is highly recommended as A
medicinal stimulant, and is also extensively used
for purposes. S. IIAWkER
ianT- dw1yr
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III Is you want to get a fine pair OF
Boots made, go to Goodman.
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.8 The Clothing Schwarz is selling
suits the people-patronize him.
Feb. "a, ,G7-daw
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NOTICE.

TIME ndersignedha has been this dayiappointedand
qualified by the Probate Court Of Montgomery
County Administrative in the estate OF Austin
Maley, deceased.
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G%-If you want a well fitting lady's
Bootee' Cater or Balmoral made, go to
Goodman.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
N has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad'
ministrator of the estate Of Hezckiah Eakcl, late
of MONTGOMERY County. Ohio, deceased.
Marcu Z, 1867 dlaw3-T JAS. +. THOMPSON.
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CW- Go to the Ward meetings Tonight
to the Democratic Convention tomorrow
night, and to the election on the first Mon
day in April, and support by your action
the ,ohite mans party.
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Stone Masonsl Assooiation.

TNIIIS Association met on the'eyening OF the 9th
inst. and adopted tho old scale of prices which
was adopted on the 10th July, 1854, with the fol-
lowing notifications:
For walls, with two facings and mortar, per
perch, 81; for walls, with one facing and mortar,
An 70: when Masons work by the day, the charge
per day, a.. Ny authority of
March 4 lsGTEdIw THE COMMITTEE.
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IoHN EsTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
N mas this Gay been duly appointed Admins
trntor of the estate of John Weaver, late Of Mont
gonery County Ohio, deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county JOSEPH WEANEh'
Feb. ~. 1~S67-d1awt25"
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Il These PiRs should not Be taken 6y Females during
ne FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as tAey
are sure 10 bring on Mscarridge, 6at 40 any other
time they are sue.
In all cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
e~Nertion, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites. these Pills will effect u cure when all
other means have failed; and although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, anthony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, ~ PER BOTTLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
n the 6lte of eoery UdIudbe Medicine 10 be
COURTRRFEiTED. Be cautious, therefore, and see
that he letters OF q NJ" are bol0R IN NE bottle, and
that each tordpper bears The FAC SMILES o( the siy-
natures Of GBALDW LY6 CO., and ion NOSES
ReYatoiAOut uhioh, none are genuine.
N. Bone Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
Postage, enclosed to any authorized Agent, or to
the Sole General Agent for tile United States and
British DOminiOns,
JOB MOSES, 81 CortlandtSt st., New York, .
Win ensure u bottle, containing Fifty Pills, by
return mail, securely sealed froR all observation,
osl2dsweOw1y-B
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POST OFFICE, DAYTON, o., March 4, 1867.
Untilfurther notice the mails will arrive and
close atthis office as follows:
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CELLAR GRATEs-The attention of bull
ders is called to the large assortment of
Plain and Gothic Cellar Crates, at BoYER&
McMAsrER's, No. ~ Jefferson street, Day
ton, Ohio. [mar IL, '67-dGt
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Wanted, Agents-(Male or Female)
Can clear $50 per week at their W
home, in a light and honorable business.
Any person having a few hours daily to
spend will find this a good paying business.
Address. sending stamp, for full particu-
lars. f. f. Lockwood, Detroit, Michigan.
M~a4-67d&w1w=
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GROCERY ron SALE.-The stock of Gro
%ceries, Quecnsware, Sc, owned by Gebhart
& Marshall, in charge of X. Gebhart No.
81, jefferson street, together with the shelly
ing, counters, &c, and n lease of the build
ing for three years from April LIST, are
offered Mt private sale on reasonable terms
Also one secondhand STEAM ENGINE.
fifteen horse power, In ordinary repair.
For terms, apply to the administrators of
II. Gebhart, dec, w. +. q s.. T. Gebhart, or
to S. MARSHALL,
Surviving partner of Gcbhart q Marshall.
March ~, '67-dtt
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gufal antiffs.

'DoDsoN's SrATIoN"-No. 2S5, Third street,
TnE FIRST Of the season, Spring Chickens I
Think Of that! Choice Liquors and Oh
gars. Meals at all hours, day and night.
Ham and Eggs, Fresh Buttermilk the
best of Native Wine; Choice Lager and
Harries XXX Ale. Regular Lunches, Tues
days, Thursdary, and Saturdays, of Turtle
Soup and various dishes of meats and veg
etables. March II, '67-dtf
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BUSINESS ROOM FOR RENT-A desirable
business room for rent-possession given
April LIST. For futher particulars enquire
at 1893 Third street. March l267-d If
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h-Strength
h-Strength
DIR. JUAN "DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS.,

SPECltlC PILLS.,
Are prepared by the Messieurs G ARAScEBE y Du-
poSr. Pharmaceutists No. 2t4, Rue Lombard,
paris. from the Prescription of On. JUAN, DELA.
MARIE, Chisef Physician TO the Hospital du Nord
on LaribOisere.
Letter of Recommendation.
PARIS, May s, 1883
GENTLEMEN I've have used the SPECIFIC
pills" made from DIR. DELAMA RRE's IREsCRir-
TION. during several years past. IN our pflVale ana
public practice, and have found them a most cner-
getic and c0icient Remedy In cases of Spermator-
Thea or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily, or
Premature Emissions; sexual NeHkness, or I'M
NJ 5ncV. Special arrangements Ofthc Nervous Sys-
TEN; Weaknesses arising from secret lianlts ana
Sexual Excuses; ReidrrtiOR OF the Genital Or.
gans; Weak Spine; AncCtiOnsu OF the Eyes Lime
or "~Brick-Dustn Depos Is in the Urine; MILKY"
Discharges; palenCss of the skin. with Sunkon
Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; "Pinched' Features
Irregular action OF the Hdsf, and IN all the CHASTITY
train of symptoms arising from ON0r-use, abuses
or loss. from any cause, Of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per
sons suffering from any S~Ympt0mdhc or organic
A6eott0Hs Of the GENtTO-URINARY SYSTEMS, 90 use
these Plus. with high respect. We areyours most
sincerely.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
p@RoTEcTED ny ROYAL LETTERS PATIENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ
D., Physician EotraOrdiHdTy 10 The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is mfailing In the cure
OF all those painful and dangerOusi diseases TO
which the female constitution Is subjStt, IL mod
crates all excuses and removes all Instructions,
relied on.
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GENTLEMEN WHO STOOD BY THE PARTY
through good and evil report. Money was
obtained but the great difficulty was in the
want of an organization. An organ was, how
ever, purchased of a retired Italian, and the
thing was set a-going.
Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Mccall, Esq, was
now introduced. He considered it a great
pleasure to address his fellow-men upon the
eve of great battle, at this time, particularly
battle where nobody will get hurt. Next
Tuesday will be contest between the friends
Of constitutional liberty and the tavern
keepers who reside near the polls; but gen
tlemen, take my advice, and don't pay cent
more than five cents glass for your lager.
(Cheers, and cries of "We won't we
won't l'') The speaker discussed at some
length the question involved in negro
supremacy, and showed conclusively that
if the Republican party succeeded, all
of the unmarried Democrats must marry
black people. (Immense cheering) Gen
tlemen, fact like this calls for groans, not
cheers. tell you, if our enemies succeed, we
must all have the negro for our hotel proprie-
tors, our church-wardens, and our opera
singers (Great cheering.) Gentlemen, facts
like these are deplOrable. (Cheers.) The
oppressed whites of the South, now feel
ing themselves unequal to the task, call for
help from the North. If Congress has the
right to force negroes on us and our fami-
lies. the negroes have right to force Congress
on-well, gentlemen, don't know what to
say; but the consequences will be awful
(Cheers.)
Mr.. John C. Bullet was then intro
duced, and was received with applause lie
said he was glad to see so many Democrats as
were here tonight, preserved in safety out oi
the war; he could not tell where they kept
themselves the past seven years Where did
they get to When the Republican fever sWep'
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GRAND POWWOW
At the New Rooms of the DsmOc ratio
Association of Pennsylvania
ALL The BIRDS OUT IN FULL FEATHER.

This association Of the Unterrifed took, this
week, formal possession of their new Hall, and
with their taking took the opportunity to ven
tilate themselves and squelch the ''niggerV'
Although the building is to be used after the
election for Burnt Cork Opera House. still
little practising on the boards of some legiti-
mate jokes of that class was not reckoned pre-
mature.
Two buildings have been altered and thrown
into one, as the two parties of "Coppers'' and
"Bread and -butters'' have been thrown into
one, and, like the building in question, there
is but one doorway to enter, and they will
both use the same back alley gate for their
exit.
Files of the daily papers are kept in the
rooms, we are told, and files of the Gun
washed" are kept out of the rooms, for this
place is only intended for the rankin title,
not in fact. At the ceremony of the opening
on Thursday night, the Hall and speakers were
filed to their utmost capacity; indeed, we
might say, to overfowing-and especially was
this so as regards the speakers. Mr.. Souwester
Megargee, chairman, handed the building over,
fguratively speaking, to the Association. In
receiving it, the President said it was the hap
piest moment of his life. The Association
originated under peculiar circumstances. Some
years ago the State Central Committee was
dead broke, but soon they were joined by the
three BIS. "a voice "What's themp') If
must speak plainly-the Bread and Butter
Brigade-and then the Committee was in a
way to get funds. The Chairman at that time
called to his aid the
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over the land during the four years OF des-
potic war? "a voice, "In Fort Lafayette some
Of 'em 20 Cheers and laughter.) Gentle
men, this is no laughing matter. We have
heard of the time that tried mems souls. We
have passed such a time. Some Of our states
men have been tried that way-(A voice,
ayes, and got out on bail" Laughter.) Gen
tlemen, this is no laughing matter. The
radicals have had everything their own way
for some time past, but we'll show them.
This Hall, he said, was to be the
home of the Democratic party, and he would
now issue the cards for the party, "At
Nearly one-half of this country is under mill
tary dictators, one of them (Pope) whose
headquarters were always in the saddle-(A
voice, "His headquarters, you mean" laugh
ter and cheers.) Gentlemen, this is no time to
laugh. This Pope, he captured 10000 men,
and it was believed he did it Just because they
belonged to the Democratic party. Where are
they now ? l am afraid we will never find
them. (Cheers.)
He said this Democratic Club was created to
cope with the League, and he hoped to see
the time when they would have brown stone
front and eight billiard tables instead of four,
as the League has. He believed the great
Democratic party has as good billiard players
in it as the League any day. Mr.. Bullet
said he was not very sanguine man at any
time, but he believed the Democratic party
next Tuesday would--well, he would not say
at present what he believed. (Applause.)
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He said that, for the last six years, he had
been an attentive watcher of affairs, but would
be watcher no longer. He now saw that
things were all right. The Union League was
trembling in its boots. They see in our beau
tiful building here rival to their brown stone
and French roof. This is the first time for six
years that he has seen them "down in the
mouth" He hoped the rent for this building
was secured; if not that it be so before Tues
day next. And he retired amid great applause.
The Chairman said he would now read
regret from the Rev. Mr. Chambers, chaplain
of the Club
BROAD STREET, Thursday, Oct g.
Gentlemen:-I will be unable to attend the
cerely regret. A Masonic supper in prospect
requires all of my attention this evening" to
scour up my new regalia for that important
Yours in the Democratic bonds, JOHN.
This regret was received with great ap-
plause.
The District Attorney of Berks county being
present, was then called upon. He urged every
one to 60 to the polls. In his county the Demo
cratic party had always stood firm since the
days of Jackson. Many of them were voting
Tor the good OLD denera yet, ana ne did not
blame them. Since this Radicalism had over
run the State, they might as well vote for
General Jackson as anybody. He hoped they
would secure the rent for this beautiful hall
before next Tuesday, as his able colleague had
suggested, as after elections of this kind there
is so much confusion generally that nothing
like collecting money can be done satisfao-
torily. He said he hailed from Berks county,
where they never split tickets. After col
lection had been taken up, the meeting ad-
journed. The speakers we understand, were
all very well pleased with themselves. A
motion was introduced into a secret session of
the Committee to put ''next Tuesday" off for
about week, but it was thought i'm
practicable.
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September.
FOndny, 3O.-Arrival OF the PhO-Enochs Hose
of Po- Keepsey on a visit to the Perseve-
rance OF this city. The B'hoys are wei,
coined by a tOrchlight procession, ana
attend a Ball at the horticultural Hail;
accompanied bya number of dead beets"
October.
Tuesday, 1.-Butler and Greeley have, q
money-tilt. Greeley charges Butler with
reputation, and Butler says he is in favor
ofrepudiating nothing but Greeley.
wednesday, 2,-Meeting of our Scotch fellow
citizens for the purpose of forming q regi-
ment of Hghlanders. The company are
not going to get "kilU' until all the money
is paid in.
Thursday, b. The Democratic Club have
some difficulty about opening their new
Hall. Rev. Chambers suggests prayer,
Alderman McMullen Jimmy"
Friday, 4.-The Fenians, in New York S,ts-
pend Miles Sweeney, while the British
Government, in Dublin, suspend the
Fenians
Saturday, o. SERIES COLUMN DAY. The
Editor joins the army Of "Ou to Rich
mond," for the purpose of putting dOIUn
the bad spirits in that district.
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COAL.

D MIDDLETON & CO., DEALERS IN
D.r HAMRLEiGH M M LEI LEHIGH and EAGLE VEIN
for family use Yard, No. 1925 WASHINGTOH
Avenue. Office, No. Bl4 WALNUT Street. 72l
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gHoRT METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR
THE WEAK.
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HAVANA STEAMERS

- BEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
rSAkRYlNq THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
The Steamships
HENDRICK HUDSON. CA PTAIN HOVER
STARS AND PHS,,..-,,,,CAPTAIN HOLMES
These Steamers will leave this port for HRvRnS
every other Tuesday ct A. NJ.
The SteamBhip STARS AND STRIP ES (Holmes,
Master) Will san for Havana on TUESDAY MORN
ING, October 10, at o'clock,
Passage to Havana, $50 currency,
No freight received after Saturday.
For Freight or Passage apply to
THOMAS WATSON q SONS,
81 No. 140 N. DELAWARE Avenu
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ALMANAC AND DIARY,

BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
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OVs "A
sAIuRoN NIcSp 1E5zs
NUMBER CXL.

A DIET FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTICs, AND CURE
FOR HY-PoCHONDRIA, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A ny ORDER.
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Mr.. Charles Outgersoll, Philadelphia law
yer of long standing,