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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Commercial InfeIIlzence.

Loypos MosEY MARKkT.-Tns funds on the Sd
were without variation. Consol' closed at 9fdsl The
full average demand for discount at unchanged rates.
weekly bank show an ipcEsase In the bullion OF
GIl5l ~
B.ins Bro. Co qaO's Bar sil''rss si' Dollars Sai'
Inc ..us authorities say: "Auecsn 'tOcs, are very
nor any bu. srcept hins transactions In Virginia "a
'N'"'' LIVERPOOL, July g. AN.
CorroS.--Tbe Brokers Circular saws: The mar.
Let on Saturday VITA rather better inquiry but
tbs. day hs been quit AID although upon ihe who
os.oy steady holders have found it ditcul. TO res1
th. f Guo'soss OF Friday lat Ams rlcan hss been rather
waited but AIT has been freely offered buyers have
rs. but for Egyptian pcs. bsvs been paid snras OF
ais coed qnsisy without change oui IL to
obtain the qvolsons Tor the common qaA.s oil snst BEN
The weeks .... have been 30 bales including o'3o 70
day) were about 90 baes. including 500 for export and
,pscoaion Market doll but ssad. The authorizes quota
tions sre:
r.,, pa tNldI'nc cMobi.s....... I'd
Midd,pg DO Fsr UpIaods .........2ld:
f.ir Mobiles. 2d hiiiain. DO
At sea fioIi Indis, o'eos 64e.
TRADE AT MASeHKsTER.--A much more cbeerful
tone prevailed yesterday ard producers generally were hEp
There more doing In Yarns and petef iHs my ''
'Bpssr,p.rrvys-Mesr.. wsieasid. Mash Co.. Bi;apd,
Athy, Coy aud R,ehsrd.on spence Co report ti1gr ss,
y GENITAL cheaper on the week; Red wseru 99el soaih
m gI9asy; White W..,.ta 9j01iof; Southern io0 iOs
PKoyiuosn-Mssus Gord,n. Bruce 4 Co.. Bou Eusli'h
aud others report: Beef active sni arer feAIe
for hne qaaties Pork unchanged bas an Improving ten
dency Bacon demand ~ low rates but hoe 9nste.
ao Arm Butter stesdy iu5C Lard sty ct 8 03,l6
I.lcw in steady demand Bu'cherS ADOcs'ion, ~ Q+1b
PKoorcxibe Brok-rs' Cncuer reports: hshes-Se 20 Of
Po,.. J 29I; Pearls 33. sags quiet but steady, Coffee
nt Rice upaterrd. BARK s~ls. Of baltimore al cwt
Lin-es declined g. a9d per quarter. Ciosssesd Ga Req
3ol aud New 81 Jut- hrr bat quiet Linseed
OH qu,. AZ F..n Ois qnt 10 tho stseuce Of arrva.:
Cod 52 quiet bot steady Coumoo American IN retail
eo Spirits Of Torpso'ius, nothing doing an American
Pstfo tums-Bout ED.ish aud Brandon report tue market
yerv rm st2 refined spot and Ri FOR erode For
rtafs siy-rv sx-s made OF refined ~ -JQ2i4 y gal
FKliGBTs-Memrs Bout Engisr orsnGoa report
dull aud ossr rstss taken or Now-ioEl Psss-o-
sers les plentiful 49,.
LoSpos MARKET. -Ms,rs. Barring Bro,hers K Co.
-epor: Wheat father esseu White American, 49,
65l; Red soiI9. Flour. 25 a25i6 Iron quiet sOd nn'
otch Ps 3 Sugar us cred Cotvs s'eady Hice
s Spirit, Turpenine SLOW ;,aasrean held s ss Peiro-
hatiye demand. Renned advanced 70 Q.;
Crude, 2s stocks ti' day are; Refined 1901 bsl.
Crude. A0a5 bbis. lea dell; Common Copsou, ltfGuIt
ral.ow du, =. c. tli6. Sperm Oh lmos nominal Amer
can Ssi Cod 451 lOI. Lins.sd Oil selis al %tls Lin
ed Cake. mode ate iemsnd former prees Grover
odd report demand for Beef and Pork hr IN for hn-
E,.lern. LAID witAout nuprovsmen- hesia Qaiet but
stesay
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

Gent uumbers the town or village authorities will
resort 10 conscrption. Each peasant mnst per-
form the dniies during term of fortnight at least
6. One-tenth part of the peasants, oa joining the
village guard, must be provided with horses.
Both divisions Of the Peasant Guard will be
formed into sections numbering from ID to 100 men
each, and will be placed under the command OF old
soldiers. The village authorizes may themselves
select the leaders.
The police authorities will regulate aid superin-
tend the entire force. .
The leaders only are to be entrusted with fire.
arms. A.,
Is. Domicilary visits are no. to be made by the
peasants except within the limits Of their own dis
tricts.
nal when those taken from the rebels do not suitce
The families of those peasants who may fall or Do
disabled in conflicts with the insurgents Will DO pro-
yided for. The peasants will receive proportion
ate share Of all booty that may bs taken from the
insurgsnts.
OF to-day, in It's second edition, publishes telegram
from Wareaw, dated ID inst announcing that the
Treasurer of the General Post-Ofice had absconded
with As 900 roubles, leaving behind him declara-
tlon stating that he had given up ths treasury 6y
order VI the National Government. No trace OK the
Treasurer had been discovered.
CRAcow, July 4.-The insargent leader Minew-
ski las had successful engagement With the Kus-
SLAMS at Bersstezs in the Government Of Volhy nia
The Insurgent chief Wysocky is advancing into
the infetior.
ChwieLnski has anniliilated o company Of Rus
sian troops near Olkusz.
fresh detachment Of Cavalry, under the com.
mand OF Count MicielAi, has appeared in the Pala-
tinate OF Cracow.
Tie National Government has organized six de-
achnents of Infantry aud one OF Cavalry TO operate
in each Palainate.
ArHEss, July 8. Evening. g.-Disturbsncss occurred
last night among several corps Of the garrison Oh
Athens.
The National Assembly, which. through its Presi-
dent, exercises executive power thereapon, SUN
moned tue troops TO return to their barracks, and
tranquility ID now restored.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

The aggregate debt Of England Is t4,0O9. 600, 900,
that Of France t2,2O6, 100000, and tina, Of The
Unhed staios 81 100 600 900. =. -. /,. =. 7
By the Persia we have received our London
pagers to the 4th inst. i' +
Barring Brothers & Co. report: American stocks
are very, quiet, snd no change in prices this week,
nor any business except some trng transactions in
Virginia skies dollar bonds at Az. Colonial and
Foreieu produce markets have been quiet, with
little alteration in prices Money has been an OOH
siderable demand at the hsuk rate of~4 v cent y
anp1m. CoDsos leave off 90 a92t for the money,
92ts92i fog the account, Bar silver, 50. Id;
Mexican dollar, Is. 2la.i American eae'e,'
76s 2il.; douboons, Spanish, 77ss 3d.. : South
American, 74s. 90. p OF.
b The Loadon Times Of July reports little doing
IN American securities. Erie had advanced ! per
cent.
The earnings of the Erie Railway for the month OF
1909. "a
Earnings month Of June lSel............' sfo''i "
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

sses ofs tons Western Thin IN bs at 90; City dts 81
sN 50 In bags and SO 50 10 btls
OIL MEALS very qust sual sses Of small lots State
PRoyisioSs~Th. PORK marks, 10 still extrsmsIy dull
advance was holly premature snd undsd ou tue prn
cipe Of mercantile law wn.. the market groans with an IN
FOR new Me.s and fl9sIi rs for Prime Beef l. In
scrve bot prices sustained in view Of the gt receipts
n,srchsniiss ,ss. o. 21 bbls at 81 50 Ia IS for pan
Mes and sl2 50a+l4 for extra do. Terce b'ef Beet
are rtirry nominal lnd-.i have not witnessed such
duhn- prevailing Ia the nsrks' genera y 60 now
sIs,. for the pa" fifteen yesr Lard s doll and lc"er win
cnsnsr Of 400 bts 9d9c fof fair to Prime But
PoIAToEs are Inactive ., 81 2sfrwh,., sIesI IS
II Peach B':w.; IS for pine asicsr Tor Prince
Albert g Sse for 6elaSd. boil. a'd & new Long. on
maod % = Dol; a.w Lspgaand Rope do. So, and Con-
nstcut do. IS 50 100 LOngIsaad Cucun,er, are 'eios
.. lo do Green Pss' Sos''s ana Gisen B'an' at
sALT-rts dsm,rd {, limited. but the market Is firm;
mouths. (nui Jssr,'. ard D.cy," "Woftbipxtoo.. and
Ma .aas sIet 1t 81 3sasa 40 by the inyoesE sosa
bns.. Turk'. lslard +sc. 4 mouths 80 tuns
Cape Verde So cash. and 500 bushels Lisbon on pri-
SEeps Tinsthy s-ed 10 vs'y quiet but stssdy o. &21
~ b pei A.h Clover Seed is inactive and hssvy al stc
&c Rongn Psx Seed ective a, - 4e0 81 50 per bush
ofss cI CaicupssS lower; saiss o. ss'o bags " ~ HF
sPELTER continues dull and heavy Sales Of 60 tun' ss
sHo have dscnsd to lie for Drop and lIic for Buck.
cast. d..
sfEARIN-rhe market f. heavy and 10 quisi sales OF
80 ~ II =; Sc ior No. T. and Vi; for good White
TOBACCOIn the early pat Of the we-k the market was
vesy quiet, and scarcely anything doing caused oy
the led OF gold aud exchsnse bot toward the
close pqarJ and the full prices OF last week
were asinaiu-d; qsots Light Leaf Lug,, lo.0} }c
Low Les. l24 6ac Medium do. l6Di'!c. Good to inc
"a. We. aad Choice seect ons 1901 savy Wet
ana Clark vile Lugs, 2dl3c Low LEST 6GiSc Me
diu do lyu lc. to ZINE Leaf 2J0soc., ana Choics
md >e eclious, 2I1Jec. =. .LI
TEArhe market for both Green and Black Teas s,i
tnue nseted extremely quiet prices, however are
about the .snie as n pesred la our is-t f ILL.,,
TAL.UM tn: uaket IL e4sie and 10 quite n gynpatny
with Exchange sales of 5000 ID siassc for Wes.sn
lOdlVtc f.I la, era. and iotUpi- fof CitJ. . =.
MUDl.1as exrsocinaty state OF affair. now prevailing
here ccaousd by tho o,s AMI the violent decline Ia sx'
cnang aud gold checked the demand materially for tns
apie We pesv- In town and oouatry and market IL
ouy v-y dull 0a. therefore. quie unsettled YET tAere
sppea aoxi.ty TO ~ - sAes uuess at iu rae
IEs t5v 10 native fsece.. old and new. s iVdUc.
as TO qaaty 25 b,-s Cape 34Gi2c; 200 do Nestizs a.
.dGo a. 20 q1.tyi lO be domestic, aud los do Cor
covs, both Al $vc
WnALtBOSE h steady and 10 moderate request sales OF
4. 40 10 sloIt Uehotsk 1t 81 81. cssh.
LAC quiet but '.eadJ. at Iii slsc Tor Ao'sslmann
SAoet.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
The Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Hail
-ood Cnmn.rv sarpsd in luna.
Total........ 3i4 Sc

At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Dayton and Michigan Railroad, at Dayton. on Tues
day, the following persons were elected Directors:
S. S. L'Hommedeu, John w. Hartwell, George III.
Hill, John Young, Daniel Mci1areD, Of CINCINNATI
X. NJ. Shoemaker of Glendale. p. Smith Of Dayton,
Ii. s. Conklia of Sidney, M. R. Waite of Toledo. Al
a meeting of the Directors on tho same DAY, s. s.
l. Luomrnedieu was elected President; X. M. Snoe-
maker, Vice President; Daniel McLaren, General
Superintendent; L. II. Short Secretary and Treas
uIer. ..I.... NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

Ono Of the most suggevtvs illustrations Of the vast
sssources recuperasivs power, aud sound financial
condition Of this country il afforded by the rapid
growth Of our national debt, and BY the fact that,
although 20 vast sum has been raised altogether
among ourselves with no help from abroad, still our
great industrial interest have not suffered, but,
ehs contrary, have received stimulus which has
sepded 70 their healthy developments The follow.
ing table gives q comparative view Of the debt q.
A;H.,>n, r.Ar;ods sincA the bepinpir9 of the way.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
SUPREME CoURT-CxArssas JUL M-bss'ss 'sss'

In the case Of james B. Macauley, s.rsssSe
the United States Mnshai for rssnas( s,sI ~ ~
sSsdins Jsds. Ber.srd s..s. n 2. 49, - o. ~
~ "a sss.ssi - nssse n psstp psnsa ~ vs sA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

TIC general average Of the market OF efc-
The raost Of the range from u to lie
Trices per sno pound OF different vsfshh VII
ne tosn IN accounts OF sales OF sundry droves-
Total number Of bseyes received IN the city ts west
1879.
ths OF last yeaI The svefaee nubef eseh
Wednesday market last year was o91 head while the mum
be-, today being shows III head sss than the
and 1 s4I head less this day Wtss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16

LYoS's KATHAIRoN.-This delightful article
for preserving and beautifying the human
hair, is again put up by the original proprie-
tor, and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense
and unprecedented sales of over one million
bottles annually 1t is still sold at 25 cents
in large bottles. Two million bottles can easily
be sold in year when it is known that the
Kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it cleanses the
scalp of scurf and dandruf, gives the hair
lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing. The Kathairon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described. Any lady who values beautiful
head of hair will use the Kathairon. 1t is
finely perfumed, cheap and valuable 1t is
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
world. d. s. BARNES & Co,
New York
jal2d&w6m W. W. STEWART, Dayton.
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NAroLEoN, Henry o., O, JuIy I. ISIS

NAPOLEON, Henry Co.. o., July 7 1853
DR.. O. W. RoBAcK, - Dear Sir For the
benefit of suffering humanity, permit us 10 ail-
nounce, through the columns OF your Circular,
the surprising properties Of your Scandina.
Wan Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, which IS
sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Com
plant. We have several persons in town,
who have been suffering with Liver Complaint
aud Indigestion, and Notwithstanding that we
have as good physicians as can be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease bafed their
skill. Consequently we were in state of de-
spondency, until we commenced using your
Pills, through and by the advice of our friend,
Mr.. Brennan. We used the medicine accord
ing to directions, and are now full of life and
hiarity, and our gratitude is equal to our i'm
proyement in health and spirits When we
take into consideration what we have been,
and what we are at present, we feel like charg-
ing ourselves Of the sin of ingratitude, if we
did not try to announce to the public the great
benefits of your Medicine. Therefore we rec.
ommend to the public at large, the expediency
OF having recourse to your Medicine and con.
sequently as in duty bound, discharge what
we feel TO be our duty, in advising persons
who are suffering as we have suffered, to
make use of the only true and sure cure for
the diseases already mentioned
Mrs. GwIN, Mrs BRENNAN,
MISS HEAToN, G. G. SPrtMAN
See Advertisement. ial3dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
S.TT:-186 Ok

DRAKE's PLANTATION BlTTERs, ~ Exhausted
natures great restorer A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed Of pure ST. Crox
Rum, roots and herbs. It invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appertife,
and strengthens the system. II is a certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Darrhea,
Liver Complaint, aud Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change OF
diet, water &c. 1t can be used at all times of
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons
Sold by all Groeers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE l. CO,
de22dsw6m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
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Ncm advertisements
Fine Farm at Public Sale

INHE heirs OF qeorge Warner, deceased will otisr
IL for sale At public suction, on
Saturday, Ftb0uaIy 2s, 1868, .
Al o'clock m, In front OF the Court House in the
city Of Dayton. fine farm Of lO2 acres, situate on the
county road passing the election school house IN But,
ier township Montgomery county, Ohio, eight miles
north OF Dayton aud two miles northwest OF Cham.
bersburgi aud about mile south OF the National Road
There arc on the premises 40 OF the hnast tam.
ber and about 80 under cultivation, an excellent or.
ehard OF fine ffut, good sugar cBmp, barn, stable,
dwelling house, out houses anu well Of good water.
Terms OF sale-one third cash, one.thlrd in one,
INTEREST," 20 be- secured " mortgage on the premises
BY order Of -, q ..l-- ..
ieiidaw5w THE HEIRS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
BECKEL'S H HALIi
NEWLY RENTED AND REFURNIsnEn.

HINDER the direction OF the HARMONIC sOCIE.
" Tf, IS offered TO rent, at reasonable terms, for
Theatres, Concerts, Lectures
and public exhbltisns generally.
Entirely New Scenery and Machinery
Has been introduced, with stage Of sufficient magn
tude TO accommodate all kinds Of exhibitions.
lhe nall ~ the largest, capable OF seating 1000 per-
sons, and acknowledged to be by far the best m The
city Of Dayton and s located In the central psrt
OF the city. For further information apply 10
JOHN IL, STOPPELMAN,
Al his Office, 80, Third ST., or
WIN. SANDER,
jams oxy' A. the Hall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
Bill or PRICES

A I ageneral meeting Of the Horse shoers of rh,.
"A city OF Dayton ON the sith Of December, ls1..
ne 20 lowing resolution and I'm al pTices were npr,
IpOn N
ReaRcaf, That the present high prices OF labor ma.
-efRl, and llYing hlly lushties IN iucreasluu ,
prlces Of horse shoeng nom the pas rates ana tLnI
Fe the undersigned, will be governed by the follow
hg prices and VIII honoraby and faithfully adhere o
The SAID rates, to take effect on aud after t6e lh &
january, 1868: ~ - ~
New shoes, toed, per set.....,............ &, "A,
Ncw shoes, plain. u
Old shoes tOed and set. ............. , Az,
Nesetlng tour shoes, ....,. =,
Nathan slilerman, A. Makley
Ihomas kShoe James Rs Sder,
iiohh NUM- NJ, Edmond,
Frank Zlnkandt, W A Iocl
Iohh Mara Joseph Weber,
"haHes mufreyi James Murrey
Nb.-hofse shoers throup hout the country an. n,
s.teu 70 G. ie - and subscribe 10 the above lnll ,i
prices, copy Of which may be- seen ut thr hon oJ
Siherrnan. .hird street, east ot Jefferson dealisf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16

NOTICE

MEETING Of the shareholders Of the dayton
"A Matefsliet Valley Xena TH ntike Company
VIII be held on Wednesday, Mapih 70, 1855, at Inc
WagoDmakers shop Ia WateTvliet shaker YiliaEsl
the line Of the road Of sad Company in the sOn-
" Of Montgomery, Al o'clock m Of said day, TO
determine upon the basis for assessing the share.
holders Of said Company, 10 meet the indebtedness
OF SAID Company, and tor the time or times for the
payment Of the amount assessed sgainst each ind.
udual or corporation. by order OF the Board Of Di.
recsor7. DAVID HAWRER, President
JoHs N. BoRhsK, Secretary. isal00 Gltvtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
SHAVING, HAIR-OUTTING, SHAMPOOING

TINHOMAs A. WISE having taken the Barber Shop
IL on Market atreet reoently owned by James Kreld.
ler and tattedit up in the most Improved style IA
prepared TO do shaving, Hair.CnttinR, sham pooing
etc IN mannef that cannot tail 70 give satisfaction.
hun call kememherrhe piaee-no north slide Market
street. oo7
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Valuable Stock for Sale.

n HAVE TO head OF lne horses and mares; 100 head
l. hne hogs, and 10 sows with pigs; 8 head OF milcb
nows-twO Tesh--the others will be in a short time,
fine Norman stallion all OF which desire 10 sell
Persons wishibg TO purchase can do by calling on
the subscriber, three miles from Dayton, on the Dow
ngton pike. fo2daw3ts j. p. MUMMA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16

SroLEN-$5,0O REwARD-Stolen from the
subscriber tour miles south OF Dayton, be.
tween the Miami Pike and the Canal, about
four or five week since, four hogs, three of
them white and black spotted, aud one white
weighing from 60 to 80 pounds each Mark
on the hogs--a crop of OF each ear and slit
Any person giving me information that will
lead TO the detection of the thief, will receive
the above reward, and be entitled TO keep the
hogs if he should have purchased them. In
formation may be left at my farm, or at this
Office.
febl4-3d L. CoNProS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16

The Last Chance. Prot Kidd, through
the earnest solicitations of his old class, has
consented to give one more course of instruc-
tisn in vocal culture in this city. There is a
chance for few more to enter the class, as
the number is limited to twenty-five. All
names should be left at the Messrs. Paynes'
book store to-day. This will be the last op.
portunity to enjoy the benefits Of this accom-
plished instructor.
The class will meet on Wednesday evening
in the court room.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16

Anniversary Ball--The members of the
Pacific Fire Company will give Grand Ball
on Friday evening" February 20, at Walkers
Block, to commemorate the birth of Washing.
ton. Arrangements are being made to have
it one of the most agreeable parties of the
season All are invited.
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DIED.

BACON-0n Sunday morning, at o'clock, sf con
sumption, Mr. John d. naeon, in the SD year OF his
age. al.H i.a 'a
Funeral services by Rev. l., H. YauCleye, al Raper
Chapel. al 10 O'Clock to morfow morning.
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months service, and afterwards joihedthe 4th
Ohio Cavalry, from which he deserted near
Murireesboro. BE is believed 10 have left
for Cincinnati on the 4 o clock Sunday morn.
ing train. Mayor Gillespie has taken meas
ares to apprehend him; and it is not thought
possible be can escape
George Lindenmuth, the deceased, was a
native of German township, Montgomery
county, Ohio, was about fifty years of age,
and was unmarried He made his home on
the farm with his mother. He raised small
crop Of tobacco last season. He had Just
sold it, and received a portion Of the money.
1t is believed he had between $50 and $75 with
him, and when murdered, was on his way out
to Greenville to see some relations His body
was put in a coffin yesterday, and sent in
hearse to his family.
The Steam Propeller alpha We
have already spoken briefly of the new Canal
Steam Propeller, Alpha, recently introduc-
ed upon the Miami and Erie Canal with the
sanction and encouragement of the Lessees.
But the mere mention Of the enterprise has
NV '"'1"eN ','' pD''0 '"''Vo'''' ""o VIC "''
va pNpSe.eu " B''' 'io'' 90 '''o'' "o'""''''
"'' ''.'','''' " ~ 'C '"' We 'a'''o' uo
" y fN''"'5' '"J V, V'' ''"O
The "Alpha" is Estate Boat" that was
U'eu " 'Ho i''S'ee' 'o' ,""N'is iop"'S' e'o
anu ~ sooo pou1 s"o'' "nie s'"ce
"0'''' D'o""' 'nsl" " 'r'S Guy, WI" '"e
'O"seNo u '"' D'''' ''''ou"oou I" S'e"~
e. ''''o ,"' "O"1 '',.' H,'' "'' "''''A
'','' P"o''" ''''' 'oP''V'' 'o' o"' P"'Po9S
y 'o''''s '"' p'"'''o"'''y VI e"'p''y'"s
'e,''I i"e' 'p'" Wv 'a"''
n no'"'y ~, rPoWe' i4uB''e is uSeu 70 proper
,"o DoAN Ane '"''H'o' anu ou''ue'' NHN'
''' iioiAh", i-Sq' % al oiu enguieeF' VINO
oo1,He'ceu MS career On i'ahe ERIE III io'4'
"'u . nus oee" '"'eie''su :" 'n1 Improvement
VI s''1'" power ever ai"ce ne was ior SIX
years Bi"eer VI uie 0'neihiia'' wafer oFhs'
''uu was ioi more .iiai n'e years engaged
great uear o' ms 'ilne III inVeh''hg ana per
''- " :
great success on the 'AIpha, ana which is,
we nave no donot' the beginning OF exclusive
steam power on 'ie canal
lhe rotary engine takes up but little space
---ou' elgnt ieet forward, from the stern post
are not machlnest enough to describe !
the peculiar properties of the engine. II il
enough TO saw that Mr. Holmes has overcome
the serious objection heretofore urged against
rotary engines by preventing the wear and !
tear Of the end packino. and other noints of
friction II isa perrect trinmnh of the nr;nc;-
nle The nronellors bave direct oction With
Tho en,ine and wnrk like n charm Parsons
who o,c interested will call Mt ber lord;ra a.
the Cd street Canal bridge on her retnrp
from the North this week, and examine ber
closely
Az ,o s,eoJ she .con oo.ily rrr t,,roo r,;Io.
to ono Of a boat nronellod bv GOOD r.ir &C
horses. nna sbe will mot in;ure the hanks orv
moro. She answers her helm snlcndidlv and
a., ,,rr n ,ho s,,co or hor io,n,h noao~
steam. without puttinp ont A line or n mil. |
In word, the "Alphn" is destined to be the
forerupner of the entire steam navigation of
.he canal And Mr.. Holmes will be consider.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS
SATURDAY. JANUARY no, 1868,
IEN pER CENI. Lrss THAN cosr.

III.
IS 40 Main street.

Watches.--H. Kline, No 1886 Third st. 4,
has lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale