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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

NANTED-B antleman, situation
w as COPYIST In some Of tho Depart
mel Is. or CLERK In q Store or Hotsl. He
can speak or write In English, French and
(ferman, and can give tho best Of city refer.
ences. He 10 exempt from military duty,
from disability, after ak months OF active
service Address r." Dispatch once.
81 70 26-7t&
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QEll kAw AND -Hanawey from the sub
De)V scriksr. on Friday night last t0o No..
Il, n. IsAIAH snd O0AkEDN IssisH. r. a.,
% yeafs Of aes black. shout fess r ehs. ~.
quick spoken and quite intelligsns. Oha ,ss !.
about IS year. old, dark brown compl. sion !; + !,
., h ,nss's alss And not v n,s.sat Tb.,
may be sndeavcr 2 to make their way hsrs ~
that State. will give reward Of o25 IA, -. :, 70
rest and return Of either or $50 for both.
NH S-6t* plk-.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed to
IA, the Jail Of the county Of Hanover, on the
26th day of June last, - . runaway, Negro
Woman calling herself MILLY, and says shei
the property Of Peter Pulliam Of the city OF Rich
mond. Va Tho said Negro il Of dark cou'p'sx.
lon, and = about four feet ton inches high.
and about 60 years Of age and has -en
on the right shoulder-a scar on same Oh ia dr.
The said Negro had on when committed cd
brown Calico dress. The owner Of tbs ssd >esro
10 requested TO come forward, prove prope, 8 pay
charges, and take her away, else she will bs dealt
with - the law directe
q. 8 OHISHOLAE,
Acting Tailor Of Hanover county We.
II l7-SAW6W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

y - liht.--6tl :lr,iis, pUottI or private,
= TUNED III a..Jsr order OF BTigad Rr
tIeurr.t8 Hindsr to Inc .. ) Ordnance De-
EytriEnent viii ba delivered 81: the Artillery
" 0rashops, OF 1th street. beyond h Canal
or.dge. BAISUCE q. BALDWIN,
lst l. u. ~rtIlI-Ig.
Richmond Arsenal, hiarch 81 1862.
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ttsNfiUh, NU4-LS Is. hS FiEiI
~ DbLL r. - y AAIED, IWEN Z
~ I. RAChtlTS,t 10 IA npa 80. Infantry
49, pa;&uY, to SO IL f'ri. 9udW. ms regims nt
tnd d, s;atioAeC al Portsmouth,. Each man
H4i!GeltIYe iitiy .o!i rs noun y and the com
.auy VIII .eCt It's orr III ers. Apply &c
GHo. W. lihiIAz, il rear II Disoatch Of
III, NH $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

M OTI' I: - rs my term OF service viii ex-
~ pire on the 2ist Of April, / wish to raise
u VOLUNTEER COMPANY, on or before
that time, 10 toe II ustered into service for the
war, CT TWO years. Those who wish TO Join ,
can 90 SO by calling on Capt. u. w. SAUx-
psRs. TT tha OLD staH.i of George Timberlake
h son, on Book Avenue
DAVID Il JONES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

"TANTED.-
wv ATTENTION, MARYLANDERS.
NIL up 20. CO." LIST Maryland Regiment.
A bounty Of $50 will he paid imm ediately
on joining, Clothing and su beistence fur
nished. Apply Immediately at the Maryland
Recruiting oface, corner Of 9th and Main sts.
LII. ALEX'R GROSS,
70 l0-1m< Recruiting Odlcer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

4 TEN ION 1.-The Subscribers have au-
n thor,ty 70 raise a COM nny Of LIGHT
= fiLtsl Rf, 10 he attached 10 Major I J.
So"sas 'satta1ton, to which guns OF the
most approved kind have besn alread pro.
missed. As 20 more flying artillery compa.
lies VIII he ?aeeiysa, person VI ,shing IL ,o!n
IBIS "rm o. zoe service win do we'll 10 enroll
indicate thAt Eiraieia wi1 need the strour
arms AZ brave hearts OF ell her sous IN the
smlrn'.iB. srr ogsle. The .;raf, will within
a iew d. :, canrei thofe TO take The Geld
VITO fall 20 respond To their coantry's call In
shls bs' hour OF peril. Fifty dollars bounty
PAID lrntaes asiy on beipg mustered Ia.
Arniy 81 q yisy W ui.e's ONCE, opposito
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w HEAVY ARTILLERY.
RHORUITS wanted to servo in q battalion or
james river. The battalion will be Ut der the
command Of Mai. WM. ALLEN, who has permits
sion from the Secretary Of War to raise It,
Miles SELD an, office At
fe25-1m* Selden & Miller'a, iJary and D4.h sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

w ATTENTION. MARYLANDERs.
Wanted, . number of able bodied MIN, TO all
up TO- e" lst Maryland Regiment.
A bounty Of $50 viii be paid Immediately On
joining. Clothing and subsistence furnished -
Apply immediately at the Maryland Recruiting
Oface conner 9Th and Main streets.
II. JOHN LUTTS,
{e l9-lmx RocruitinR Ofacer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

n Ulit L. Recruits aud Substitutes WI
~ b examined b. me ONLY, at Register Hos.
Ditai, 2j.a street, between Hiain and Frank.
In, FROM ioa e. e. to l2a r. NJ.
o A. OkENSHAW,
mh II A - g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

Il RtIT~ WANIED--t50 b IUN.Y-
:. And Uniforms furnished The under
r,Lned. DGtig@ neeH daily an tiiorIE by the
Secretary ut " ar 10 raise Company OF
Hsavy -trt'iiery.to man the batteries at York.
,1V~u, want irW nnre men 20 complete tn 6
Company. For fur Der particulars, apply 10
sergeant = A'Jb$ lHJDO sALD, l2tn street,
opposite ihe i1uIai.er Cf.ice.
w N i~DEgTR
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. co. WANTED,

SEvENTY.FlvE RECRUITS, for the Govern.
or's Mounted Guard, which company 10 now auar
terod ct Manssaas. ESQ bounty Clothing AID
subsiBtspce will be furnished Apply at the F ..
csuisisg Rendezvous, on b aak street, near 'he
90. nsr of 10Th.
10 9s-lm Capt r. W CHAMBERL,s vNE
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SUBSTITUTES.

w SUBSTITUTES. :
Wanted. any number Of
Substitutes for the war.
Non.res dents Of the STATE, or abe. bodied
such will pay a hberafpric\ Usli on .
GEORGE BAuBY,
S-6t ShockoA Slip
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nv = Il r T. d =
wv NEGRO LABORFRs TO CUT TIMBER.
They should bring their sx q. Wages, one dol.
lar per day and found. F"r further Inform alton,
apply TO Captain MAURV,C. s. Navy, Belvin's
Building 18th s'r ct rb4 lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

, & l. /! ! 4 =
81 ICH.1 NO SHARP. SHOOTERS.
-. R"cfui.s are wz1;ei TO Il Il up The ranks of
This wa!iksova compsny TO tie maximum nrm
b-v. boiatg o. 80 ~ be paid eac1 recruit
su1 auSteH.uce :oianuted upti! hey in the com.
pa1Y; pay crlam .i.crs frOel date OF enlistment.
Ac-e on. good msn need apply, the uompsny
Ce. ctctbfc res sust4i&Na Al "nEis1le reputation.
Ibis company is prU.el " IN good Riff 80, and
IA sssn 81 luGaf actVs service az any company
i. tia a-my- hpplicatio.a 10 made to the uu-
ds:sisa-d ~ Star axoasrge, Bank street, or to
Corporal W. J. WINGFlELD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

= lIEN tipa, YOUNG RlAN OF RICH.
"a NOhD
II yilg bean detailed TO recruit for the
Fist Reg ;n4sH; Pir4tata F0inatscrs. now sta
i med 81 epjrevilie,) & bounty OF FIFTY DOL
LAAs, gfiform ana Subsistence, Will be given
10 all nhi-- nodded young rn~n who nav en-.
Isl i this. o7s o!dest ootuatstr regiment IN tbs
CJa t,deraie States.
/ = lurther particulars apply at the re-.
c-uiting station, No. S, 10th street, between
Hiain AID airy streets.
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IN REWARD FOk MY >EkVnNTS
D,JU JOHN and ELACA WELL. John

O. 4 n kEWARU.-The above reward will
DlU be paid, for the apprehension aud
delivery to me Of my servant girl, MELISSA
ANN, who .Ibsconded on Monday, "A h iAs.
is Of q ginger bread color When she 1t she
had on red striped calico dress and chez ked
apron.
fe 25-6ts w. II. hARD0ROVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

MY AETEU-KEURUIT
wv THOMA As ARTILLERYl
Capt. r. h. STANARD will receive the
names Of all persons wishing to enlistAn
this Battery, at the once of the Midlothian
Coal Mining Company, ON 18th street, be.
tween MAIN and Gary, or At Mr. Il. A Suith's
Office, on vain, between 20fh and 3lst streets.
next door to the Georgia Dispensary. The
bognty Of $50 given. fe l9-'mR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

TNOBACCQ STORE, l4s Main street, nag,
i door ID he Telegraph onles.-Ths under.
dgned offer fof sale q enc assortment of Chew,ua
and Smoking TOBACCO, Havana and medium
quality CIGARS, PIPES, PIPN STEMS, 20, n
Wholesale and retail. - @'s71
Ii 3o-lms FISHER 4 WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

ID ANAWAY-RY1 REWARD-A negro nan
II named GILBERT, ased between 40 sad 50
years. His color II black: whisksrs grey, under
ne chin :, ne !; sSous o.. feet hish; black 'r a's
bought him at Dickinson & Hills auction ro< = ast
Tuesday He was brousht here by . gem emal
named Thos. G.. Neal, Of North Carolina. lie tel
my premises Saturday afternoon, between sad
O'Clock, The above reward will be psid by
4 A. MYERS, sc Main str
Richmond Va
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WI ATRLY,
RECRUITS,

w 0OOOHLAND 0RAYSi
A recruiting e:fios will be opened at Manakin
Town, 9coc.isn county, for The above. named
company, oG tie 18th inst FIFTY DOLLARH
bouaty ana ra'ons allowed from the date Of On.
hstEent. Under the recent aot Of the Lesisla
ture, this COMPANY will be re organised, Febru.
ary Goth, 1868. Come one. CONS all.
+. 8. MsCHAELS, Lieut.,
Recruiting Officer.
]. B. GAfHRIdHT, SarS't. f. 3f-I3t*
Nv AN e b-CHESTERFIELD OAV-
w Almighty RECRUITS will be
received in this company. The recruits Will
be entitled TO pay, transportation, and SUBJ
sistence from tho time and place Of enlist
ment, together with the Gum Of o. bounty.
Apply At tho Recruiting once, Cary street,
next door to the store Of A. r. Moore.
w. b. WOODBRIDGE, Capt.,
re Z6-lm Recruiting pd3cer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

VIZ ANfED--Twenty FIVE MY. sF:N. to man
w the Game Point Ba.tsry X there will,
in all probability, be draft Il IN nth, call on
all men Who do not wish 10 he >orsst to fight FOR
their bones TO come and rnrc tl.s yes at once
Let it no. be said tbs. Virgin h - 10 be forced
in the field. Gall a. once, a. rl> rccm, next door
to Crawford's Saloon. on Ifih 1t.
WIN. J. DABNE2, C..ptsin.
Recruiting for GAM Ps;a. Battery,
NIB 3-3.f sSUu.a Greek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

W ". Il 4 Il NISLN,
i..aGts1aut and Recruiting Officer
X St 80 ueW com auies vvi 4 be received,
is th-re are a. present but eig in the +. ri :.
Mant. ma j. W. W. II.
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y EiSER ,ITY vOLUNrEERS.-r he q n.
c..slgned, formerly captain and First
Lieutenant OF this company, propose raj ing
another company tor he war.
tld members of tbe com any, and others
desiring to unite with us, are requested TO
come forward imm ediate!y and aid US in fill.
iug ~, the com pany.
Fifty Dollars bounty and clothing fur.
nished. JAS. T.. CRANE,
Richmond.
JAS. DINWIDD1E,
Greenwood Depot, Al5emarle CO., va.
IS 1ySk
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IA ANTED.-
w Patriots awake your country calls and
needs you.-lU0 RECRUITS wanted Immediately
fer frsrclass Infantry company. $50 be unty-
of enlistment. tn. opportunity viii be offered
You Of electing good officers, who have been In
active service u this war. Apply 70
w. Il ROBINS,
At the Office of the State Insurance Go
uader the American Hotel
W. N. OAUSEY,
A. SCOTS Drug Store. corner Of Franklin
fe 2l-Im* aud eth ot4,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05

0CLORIOA LEAF TOBACCO. FOR OF
y CARS We are in receipt Of 81 eases of
FLORIDA LEAF TOBACUO, carefully 50.
lected BY q practical cigar manufacturer.
which We can sell on a. good terms as can be
had In any market, to which we invite the
attention Of buyers, a. It u rare that such
q lot Of Tobacco to offered for sale. a. large
portion OF 1t 10 Of the crop Of 1860.
fe 2t-l0t n. BLAIR 4 CO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
Evening and Midnight Report
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dot 8.--From the Wyandank
which arrived yesterday, it Ia asoertained tina
the gunboats have been engaged for severa
days past destroying the old Confederate bat
teries down the river, the last place at which
they we're engaged being Cockpit Point. 1t II
not thought that the rebels have any guns or
the river, or have fred into any vessels. Th(
report to that effect brought up by river men
probably originated with men on sailing yes
sells.
A late edition of tho Washington Star oi
last evening states that it 10 currently reported
that Gen. Banks will succeed Mr.. Stanton as
Secretary of War, that Gen. Halleck returns to
bis old command In the West, that the com.
mand Of McClellan's army will be given to Gen.
Hooker, and Mcclellan will succeed Hslleok
Brig. .-Gen. J. D. Coz Of Ohio, late command.
or Of the Kanawha division Of the army, and
successor TO Gen. Reno In command OF the 9Th
army corps, has been promoted 10 the rank OF
Major General, and Is assigned to the command
Of all the troops In q new department, the name
OF which is not yet announced.
Surgeon General Hammond has returned
from bis visit Of inspection to the Philadelphia
hospitals. He found them all in first rate
order, far better than those which exist in
any other city which he has visited-the cup
plies being ample aud the arrangements ex-
cellent. The Chestnut Hill hospital, now in
course Of construction. will contain over three
thousand beds, and will be the largest in the
world.
General Walbridge, John Austin Stevens,
Messrs. McCurdy, Lithrop and other New
Yorkerp, are now here TO urge the early occu-
patton of Texas. In company with Mr.. Ham
ilton OF that State, they have had an interview
With the Secretary Of War upon the subject.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
New York Market
lafRoETEp ToR THE OHIO sTATIsnAa,I

| afP0ETED roR The OHIO sTATynAR,I
Nav YoRK. October g.
FLgUR-Agaln advanced Sc per bble with limited re-
ceip and good home trade demand sales Of 600 bbl,
70 4o@5 % for supernne stste 05 70D8 O5 Tor extra
sate IS 455 e5 for suporhne western; S5 9Oo 90 foI
common 10 medium extra western; az 25ap6 90 foy oom
mon TO good ahippng brands extra round hoop Ohio
30 40pe 90 for trade brands, the market closing rm
Win NO sellers at theinsde quotations.
CANADIAN PLoUR.-The market Ia So. higher
WIN iaiI isquiry There were sales Of 900 barrssai
ss @SS2' for common, and 90 4s97 80 for choice
RYE RLoUR-ouiet ard steady, with sales a. 80 SO
CORN MEAL-The market Is steady, with sales OIL
9V9 barrels Jersey at 80 4o aud 700 barrels BrandywIns
WHIsKY-The market Is without material change in
fales OF 200 bbls at 33h3o-the latter an ex.
treme price.
WHEAT-The advance in gold had favorable effect
upon the wheat market, and with pretty good export
eemsnd prizes have advanced 1D2o per bush. There
were sales Of g2OO bushele Chicago spring at 81 II
81 lo o9,OOO bush Milwaukee club at Sl 1901 90,
ivI,OO0 bush amber Iowa at 81 % 81 "a; 66OO bush
red Illinois as 81 289l 81; 50 QUO bush winter red
weslern at 81 2s9 81 81 COO bush amber Michigan at
u Si@i ~; tho later price extreme or handsome
parcel; tJO bush red state at 81 52; 1000 do white
Indiana a. 81 40; 1900 white Michigan at 81 408l Al.
kloE-rhe MARKETS quiet with sales OF rew state at
RYE-Is quiet and firm st o5m7Oc for western and
ss62 fol- tite; with sales 0O bush inferior western ut
BARLEY--Tho market IL scarO. and armey. ,.,es Of
oeo bushels state at 81 6 and $500 bushels Canadian
oORN-The market is a shade frmer with fair de-
mand Tor export and home consumption. There we're
sales OF 90 600 bush at 6l62Hc for shipping mixed
western; $4,000 70. eastern; f352o for damaged and
southerno
oATs-The market ia dull at a. 5000 for inferior to
prime.
CoPFEE-Rlo more active demand, market nrmer,
with sales Of 200 bags at 23k92ik; 100 bags do in
lou a. S3Nc; 1850 BAGS Santos private terms and
20 mats Java at 2Sc.
hogsheads at 9hh9hc for Cuba; 9X9l0xc for Sorto
Rico, 9x@llc for New orleans and 700 boxes Havana
at 9xc.
REFINED sUGAR-In good deuand and prices tend
Ing upward.
PoRK-The market Is more active, but rules frmer
There sales Of 20iO barrels at Sl 67GI2 90 for
meas, closing firm at the latter price; $40 HRI SO
for prime. aad il 509l2 so for prime mess
BEEf-In moderate demand and steady. There wore
Gales OF 100 barrels at IS 507 20 for country prime;
OO9lo % for country mess Sl2 rs for repscs
cd mess; Sl3 509l4 SIX for extra mess.
PhlmE mE5b BEEf-Dull and nomnalIy unchang.
ed. -e
Sl5Dl6. "''''' ~
CUT MEATs-The market 10 arm at 5Xc for should.
| ers, and'7H@7kc for hams.
BACON sIDEs-The market Is inactive.
LAkD-More active and hrmer. Sales Of $500 bbls
Included in saes are 1000 bbls
In Decembe and January at 9Hoi $50 bbs No. l. deliv.
erdble In January At9kc.
BUrTEh-Firmer, with sales at l99Iec fc. Ohio; and
leGslcK for state.
oHEEsE-The market is steady at t7X@9Xc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
DIR. ADoLFU5'S
Select School for YOung Gentl'men

AT FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
n North Of College Hill. The course OF study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics Natural Philosophy, Natural History
and Chemistry.
Tho study Of the French and German languages con.
stitutes prominent feature OF the School, Assisted by
teachers Of eminence In science the Principal feels Jus
tied in promising his pupils all the benens OF Euro
pean education.
The School Is agreeAbly situated an extensive farm
the house Is acommodieus building measuring l7o rec
In front.
The School continues 10 session during the hot season
as the refreshing rural scenery In which 1t 10 located
holds out great advantages.
Terms Including tuition, board, waAhDg fuel, light
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly In advance
REFERENCES
Hon. Belamy Storer, Prof. Geo u. Day, Lane HeminA
ry 8. r. Gary, Esq., VIM. p. Hubert, ESQ.,, Robert
MITCHELL Esq, Milton sayler, Esq Hon George Hoad
ley Rev. r. Allyn, President Wesleyan Female College
David Gibson, Esq, H. Kesller, ESQ, W. 8. Wright,
ESQ., Hon. J. b. Btallo, O. 2. Adae, Esq D. Homans,
Jr., Washington Mclean, Esq, E. P. Starr Esq. etc.
iuiy2Oh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
Sherif's Sale.

The Cllnton Bank
ys; franklin Common Pleas.
Lucien Buttles ct al.
DY Virtue OF a writ OF Vendi 90 me
ID directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
OF the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the Let day of November. A. D.
1869,
at one O'Clock NJ the following described real estate
situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to.wit;
Lots Nos S. a. % and a Of subdivision Of about
l2x acres OF land In sec. 28 tp. S. range e. made In
proceeding In partition In the Court Of Common Pleas
Of said c'unty March term, 1885, in the case Of Theo
doTe Comst0ck VS.. Caroline Comstock ct al, as per
plat Of the same, recorded In Common Pleas records
vol. 2 p $50 and 500. Also 6K acres Of land Of lots
49, q and 3i In Championa subdivision Of sec. %
s. range 20 of the east halves OF lots 9 and 3e Of
Of said county in book H. page 44 assigned to said l..
Buttes IN said proceeding In PARTITION being the east
half Of lot & and all that part Of lot * lying south
north line extendsd eastwardy) Of said lot 32 sAd
east part OK ~ supposed to contain acres, and thai
part Of 81 supposed to contain ~ acres Also part ci
in lots as and 4l6 In the city Of Columbus Ohio being
"a on Third street. and running back westerly
same width l2O feet TO ten foot alley. and being mme
dately sonh OF and adjoining 42 feet formerly belong
Ing to John Walton being the premises conveyed
to said Buttes by Theodore Comatook and wife by deed
dated April 49, 1855 and usually known as subdivision
No. 2 Of said lots AIS and 4l6.
Appraised at-Lot No. S at $500 dollars;
Lot No. 42 at SIS dollars;
- Lot No. ~ at CTS dollars
. Lot No. a at $1,000 dollars;
The 5 acres at el3i dollars per acre;
:. The one and y acres at eisi dollar
Part Of lots AIS and 4le at $4,000 dolls
GHoRGE W. HUFFMAN,
d. Q. NOBLx, Attorney.
| Printers fees, S9.75
Eepe5-dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI. Oct. 2.
FL0UR-There is q continued good demand for the
lower grades Of dour from the army bakers and retail
eos, and further advance Of So was established to-day.
the market closing very firm at - 254 80 for super
fne. The higher grades are unchanged. wequote OK.
ira at ~ 3O94 So and family brands at % COCA rs
The sales comprise about ITO bbs at the above quota
tons.
wHEAT-The:s demand for prime red wheat continues
good, and the receipts being light full prices are rea
Eed We quote fiat e6@67o. The best grades of white
are scarce and In good demand at 95c1Sl the latter
rate for Kentucky ch ice article can be sold shade
above our quotations.
c0RN-The demand for corn 10 fully up to the SUP.
ply, and the market rules firm at full prices We quote
shslled at $50 and ear at 400, 10 bulk,
0AT6-Are again higher under light receipts and
good demand. We now Quote at 100 and old at 4sc
Ia bulks
BARLEY-There 10 only moderate inquiry for Bar.
Icy, aud the market rules dull but prices not quota
bly, ldwer; sales Of 600 bush. at $50 In bulk and par
IN store There 10 shade difference between bHyers
and sellers, and very little 10 doing, Prime spring and
fall Ia held at 81 1901 l5 with active demand at 81
less,
MALT-Is in good request at st coal 25, but deal
are careless about selling at this price, as the stock
| is light. 'rr etstE
RAY-The market Is unchanged and steady. We
quote loose and tightprssed at SlS9H per ton on ar
rival. .4.
wHlsKY-Ths demand Ia fully up to the offerings
and the warket h Arm at 30, with sales Of goo btls
| this rate,
- G0astte
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DIR. VIM. b. HURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
THE BEST IN THE WORLDS
IHsURMo
FINE TEETH & AsWEET BREATH.
AND CURING
TOOTHACHE & NEURALGIA.

no YOU WISH TO BE BLEySED
~ with and admired for PELRLY WHITE and found
TEETH? UseDR. WIN. b. HURD'S UNRIVALRl.
TOOTH POWDER, warranted free from acid aikali or
any Injurious substance. Price, 25 cents per box
lL " Beware OF the ordinary cheap Tooth PoWdera.
which whiten but destroy.
Do you wiSh 10 be certain that your BREATH is pure
sweet and agreeable TO husband or wife, lover or sndsJ
Use DR. HURD's CELEBRATED MOUTH WASH
Price, 81 cents per bottle.
This astingent wash is also the beat remedy In the
world for OAsKu, BAD BREATH, BLsKDrNa GUMs, BoRI
MOUTH etc. II has cured hundreds.
Do you, or your children suffer from T00THACHE7
Get DIR. HURD's MAGIC T00THACHR DROPS.
Price, Is cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA Oct DIR. W.
b. HUhD'5 NEURALGIA PLASTERB. The most Of.
iecuve and delghnui remedy known.
They do not adhere blister hut soothe and charm
cd on receipt Of price.
Do you wish complete set Of DENTAL REMEDIES
and a TREATlsE on PREsERvING THE TKrrHJ Get
DR. WIN. D. HURo'S DENTAL TREASURY the
neatest and most valuable present that one friend can
make to another. Price, 81. Bent by Express on 70
celpt OF price. ~
For sale at all the best stores throughout the country
OAuTIoN-As there dealers who take advantage Of
our advertisements 10 impose upon their customers 10
ferior preparations Il necessary to insist upon having
what you call for, and you will THE nEsT thorough
y tested and prepared by experienced and scentnc
Dentist Treasurer OF the New York State Dent.sts AS
ISOLATION and Vice President c! the New Yors City
Dental Society.
Address
WIN. B. HURD G CO., New York.