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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17
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DH0T0GRABHIO ALBUMS. A.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, A.
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f-s.l5 sl Hailh 91AAi.. % i7g GHbefiur :,
ARTISTS Tls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AN,
EEWT0Ns and 9ogFips Ell and WGtaT Celori 20
- o .t.-- q ..s-7i 20 I7s Superior-5t-
OVAL AND saUARE GILT RosEwoOl
Frames. al 30 r. B. DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
t79 SuperiOr-Stsi J
COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Psiutj.Ias ard EugrsEingt, at L-iLi
r. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
-H..-lH 1T9 Bupsrior-St
ssoA ETRs DR VIsITB" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women. and Pslmer's Marbles, Of
-5T TTI -a 3. Il. DOUGLAS & OO.'s,
-fT F a-rsrs1 .. ra-aE.r I79SgFeriOr-St.
n n ENGRA OF DISTINGUISHED
= sS+s, sas7sg b B. D9Uet4S IS sassfisls SRs
DORTRAfY FRAMES.-SoUAEI
4 !s.d A5d Oval eilf Frams',si 81 ssReuAISyysi
DHOTOGRAPH FRAM ES.-- -GILI
and Rosswood O7si Frames, splendid sslori
5snt on ~ 30 @ ~ E6RcEAETss.
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Omoe-ll9 Seneoa-S . lew doom Iom superior "
once hourBfrom to l2snd rom sto O'Clock daily
Sundays excepted-) e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

CLOSING OF mALL8..
FAsTERH THROUGH, for Erie, BufRlos Boston new
York, Hartford, and Will0ughby, Painesylle, Gene
va, Astabula and COnDeant, closes at Al;
EAsTERS THRoUGH, for New York only closes al
P. n.
ton, New YORK and Hartford closes ct 5.45 ?. d.
EASTERN WAY foT all points between Cleveland ana
WRsTERN THRoUaH for Toledo, Detroit. chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 p NJ QeaEes al oao
next mOrning)
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 P. m
WESTERN WAY, for all points between OieVeiano
/ and Toledo, closes at P. u.
sAEDUsKI Way, for sanduAky and al intermediate
CINo1sNArI WAY, for all-Pot1ts between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 10 p NJ ClsaVes at 81
'OIyCISNITI THRoUaH, for Columbus, Day ton, New
ARK and Cincinnati elosea at 10 p NJ, usaTes At 5'l9
OIScTSEaTi THROUsH, for Columbus. Cineinnati
Louisville, ST. Louis, Indianapolis, AanesNlue ana
| Wheeling, closes at $50 ?. NJ
| PITTsBUEGH THEoUgH, for Pittsburgh and wash
! inRton. closes at P NJ -...... go -,
PITTsBURGH WAY, for all points between CleYeiand,
Il NeiIsVIrIaI pfftsburr 9arriaburz. PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore and WashIh s73h. Closes ~ 200 a N
] MAHOHING WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes st 10 P. NJ, (leayes next
MED1sA WAY, closes ats A, n.
! ROCKPORI, 80. closes on Iuesdayai Inufsda9s ano
BRECEs71ILE, BATH, &C.. closes Tuesdays and Sat
H ssoS ~ cFSTf Granger, North Royalton &C.
1 closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. NJ.
| WARRENBVuLE, closes daily, 1870 A. NJ
East CLEVELAND and Euclid, closes dailY,a T. m
ps-maii and Drop Letters are require By law Il
y Aii City OireuIar are required to prs-pAI,
VIZ ~ M ~ o5ea rom 10 A. NJ. to 7sO P. n. o.
SUNDAY ''0Hi = H. ''''' 3. UOwLEs, P, N.
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SHIRT MANUEACT0RF.

GENT BY. EXPRESS EVERY.
~ WHERE. Directions for Self AsaEursnantsont
Tree everywhere. ."
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P0SI-0EEleE IlME.IABlE.
1858 sUNHKR4 ARRANGEMENT 1855
FOB THE
arrival and Closing Of Mails
80 AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

RB-mails will be opened aud ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trsins.
''a'nA ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Fastsrr Through arrives at 4s45 AN, l:i0 4i5P
csgferu Way arrives at 9.55 a N. - =
Western Through arrives a. ~ a H. ana 70 r n
Wpsteru Way arrives at 3 20 r. n
Sanduslry Way arrives st 30 A. ~.
Cincinnati hronRh arrives az 80 A. n - 40 r N
AZ Way arrives at g;55 2. N.
'Pitfsburgh Through arrives at 9.l5 2.
do Way arrives at 30 M.
Mahoufng Way arrives at7.o9 n.
Megifnay Way arrives st 800 P. m. -.
Hoc<port. &C. arrives Iue5dagBs Ihuf1uays anu "a
urdays at u n.
Brecksvilie Bath &C, arrives Mondays and Fridays
shaTon Center Granger, North Boyaltou, &o arrives
Mondays and fridays at P. n.
Warrensville arrives daily at ln.l5 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily e. A n
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NORTHERN GIGBT,

E8-This Trip Of more than Eleven b Hundred mlles
embraces aiI degrees of latitude aud eleven oeStte
III IonritudA passing through Lakes Erie 81 OlAl!!1
TrD aud Superior and the beG1tiiul kiyor1 DstIoii
81 Clair and ST Marie with IT, fhensan9 lsies, Ply
M \ p 70 tho Tourist for Pleasure Beatn or IN tne
prrsIIit OF Scie CO. REAL attractions lhAh any
other on the continent Of America
on5st win one az these ats 1t Port Shrnia on the
sven it.g If the day thay leave Detroit -,
E-tine Of the steamers, Sea Bird OF icVeialo ~
le.ve chicago on Wednesday evening 81 each @eek
Tor spariof city touching at all informed az pJr4
T0R FTTRTHER INFORm ALTON and all enlu3-
rfes regard nR Freight or Passage, address
CLEYEhargD AGENTS;
ROB,T HANNA & CO., for Northern highland
Il. GARRETsOS d CO., for Meteor aud IIfi-
EzgsSEY g. MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGENTS:
3 2. BRADY & Si}J., ior Irsn City, Planet ~ City
wIGLIASs 3 Co.. for Northern light, IliinO shd
iNa HiTTr6HINS CO so- T-rvala- cs- go
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SoIOmonson's ImprOVsd speetaelfs
IL. sOLOMONsON,


PRAUFIOAL AND sOIEETIFIJ OPTIOlA
Keeps largest assortment in the Optical Inc q an
n tfe trade From his long residence IN TINS OttIi
And the extensive patronage received durlng L%nel %
time ~ would say 70 his old friends and the pqee
generaIiy that no effort that could be put fofen e
Sere very best quality Of ry9tal Glasses gT9ule
under his own inspection to suit the eyes IN az 81
- ourinR weakness, dizziness or Inflammation q
Eve and strength for long re1qng ana -
ssvinq. The reputation Of 5OLo4OhSOh,s est4b-
ishment a. tho most reliable to get the best articles
IN that line that can be obtained has become an q
tsbisbed fact and attested By his patrons, whose az
v-ios n h. 60 TO SOLOMONSOh'5s kulake no M
ale y 10 SuDerior-St, under tbs Amerleanl a4e
tberee vou UIill fnd the best kind Of SPEOEAOLAc
adapted to your sight. -, a., -t,t,.
thai he never en- poys any one in the sale Of hs Len,
ses and those who desire pair Of his specqqles az
oriv obtsir them bV calling at his establishment. 8
: - ARTIFIOIAL EYES inserted Sitnoubp paih!
n perfect as natural. q. -.
E{Stsi epr2
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STEAMERS

FEHE SPLEEN Dlll- pIEA M Fms
P2fRET WRTEOR, GGfY OF ILEVELAkp,
q tRAVFId.ER ILLINOIS, Iron OtfE hOktds
.ERN I,k3HT will form tho line from Cleveland anu
Oroif 70 All Lake superior Ports during the sea1oi
al the f5IleWing days:
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INSURANCE..
JUDD & ENSW ORTH
211 - superior-St., --- q I,
CLEVELAND, OHIO

New York Life Insurance ComPanE-
ASSETS, 81, 2,5S6, ,246-OS.
New England Fire and Marine Ins. COmp'y
OF HARTFORD, UOnh. %.
~ CASH CAPITAL, S2OO,OOO.
Lamar Ins. Company, Fire and marine,)
OF NEW YORK xxi.
OAsH CAPITAL, 100000.
Hope Insurance Company Of Pro 1denoe, K. l.
CASH CAPITAL SI5O,OOO.
EB- Particular attention given TO Insurance on
Dwell - for three five ears, at reduced rates.
- Llsses adJ Justsd and paid ct this Agency.
Anil 18TH ISf3 aprl6: R2S
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gESHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEmARI, 2 and ;, areprotsctsd BY Roy
af Letters Patent OF Englsnd, and secured By the
Ssais OF the EcOls de Pharmscie DC Paris and the
In psrfaI College of Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is invaluable FOR Exhaustion, Spermstof
rhoae and sii bhysical disabilities.
No Two ooTnplstsly aradicltes all traces OF thOs
a. aes that hsve hsr t9f0re been treated by the nau
Bs qua and perniciou5 ua5 OF cOpaVla and cubegs
No Three has ent rely suppian ted the use
Of nlarrury thereby iE8uring 90 toe sufferer seee1y
relief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of diseases.
TEIEsEsARt Nos. [, ana :, are preparations N the
r Of Lozengss, doVcid OF taste and ameHl aud can
b carried in Ghs, ,Wais tcQat pOcket SQl ~ TN ca
aud divided into separate doses, as administered ~
Vepsu, LaIlemnnd, R0Rz, BicOid, SC. Price g each
or cases for 50, which So and IN u cases
vIhsr5by there Is q saving Of g. To be had whole
gaie end retail OF Or. BARROW, No. l94 Bleeczersi
New York. t
ImmediateIy on resolving remittance Dr. BarT9H
illfOrWard the Trieaenar to any part OF tne EornB
eourelE packed and addressed accoruins % the ms
~ Sold 81 g. W OLARR. AGENT for Cleveland.
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REFRIGERATORs.

g Lf - 4 " ~ - A = - -
Tzenty different Styles and Sizes,
sCHGOLEY's ICEBERG" EeverbecOmes
damp and mouldy; 8 sizes
sCHOOLEYs 'TGE KING" Thoroughly
ventilated; sizes.
JEWETTS PALACE," 3sizes handsome
Iy grained & finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs uCOTFAGE," " sizes; opens in
front Nicely grained and finished.
JEWETTS 'ICB TOP sizes opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished
ICE CHESTS, s sizes; double lids. Low
price. =.
WAFER ,OOLERS-l, 2, 3, 4 and 6 gal
Ions, made double; filed in with char
coal. One piece of ice lasts all day
!CK gRR4M FREEHERS-S, 4, 6 and 5
quarts. The mOstapprOVed kind-WlH
freeze cresm in FOUR MINUTES.
WATER FILTgRs-Kedzie's and Jewetts.
All sizes, from 2 to IL gallons.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS-A
splendid variety at low prices.
SS-Nail or spnd tor descriptive Catalogue OF the
ABOVE "''''''' W. P. FOGG,
aprso corner Of Superior and seneoa-Sts.
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REAL ESTkTE.
DRAYT0N & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
once No. Atuatsr BHilding. Entrance througi
the Insurance Office Of Il. T. Brayton


the Insurance Ofice Of Il. 7. Brayton
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
I5s story House and Los on PhepsSt, eonYsnientto to
the Lake shore Car Shops and BOILING MIL
Brick Ho1ss and Lot, No. IS Prospect-st; Has Gas
and Wat.r and small once at'acheu' convent
psVv tSSostory House and Lot, corner Of Perry and
sibiey-Sts Lot 6Oxls5; good Fruit, water ana
Ia1Ss Bonse and Lot on inton-ss. fronting Clln
ton Park Lot 60 feet 'front.' running oaek 70 the
Lake Good Barn and krult. Price s4s0OJ. -, -
Mathews' Block on sOEth SIDE OF fubho bquatesNlth
land through to Chsmpiain-S ST. ioF s Ne cheap
Long time gwen O9 large share OF purchase mon
gor1 II sSies House. Lot 4xl7o to an alley on
Fran5io-st., opposite heseSSoiri seo Sool Barn
A large new and elegant Brick House and Barn. cor
ner Kinsman and Eorest-St. Lot 21oN3g6. $500.
Bricl House and Lot, No. JOhns0n-St. Lot 11l04-
az 1t5ry New Brick House and Lot, No 90 scoyille-
st Lot 3Sxl4s, cor. alley and ScoYiile-st. 5000.
Terms easy. Possession given immediately.
FARMs FOR SALE.
"A acres two miles from ths City about 20 rods from
Euclid-St. on tie Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn; well stocked with FRUIT OF all
kinds Price 3 j,OO9 Terms TO suit purchaser.
IOk acres, ~ miles from the City hrst oH from Eu-
| cid-St Prizes 5000 Terms easy
2IO acres in Brecksvile; IS imFroyed balance
! cnoice timber land S25 per acre. Terms easy.
90 acres in Boston, 40 acres improyed- Good Rouse
| aud Barn. Price so per acre. Terms essy
I28 acres in Parma mikes from Brighton ~ acre
/ imUroyed. Good twO-story House and Two barns
/ Price 5000.
/ 50 acres in NewburF about miles from Cleveland
| Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. eoo0l-
$40 acres 30 miles from Toledo aud miles rom an
seOn Station on Air Line Railroadj $50 acres pIal
| rfe and balance timber land. New House anS
Barn and good Fruit. 80 per acre Iernl me- Easy
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GERTIRIGATE-

.i- .fH ..a CERTIFICATE.
This Is to certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced using STERLISG's AMBROsIA. My hair
was short thin, and rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair Tcnics, InvigOrHtOrs &c. without receV
fug any benefit. Soon after using the AmbrOsia, my
hair ceased falling out, aud commenced growing 50
rapidly as 10 astonish Now my hair il thick, soft
and glossy, and is Ave feet four inches In length
when let down, reaching to the door. This wonder
ful result kattribute solely to tue use OF Sterngs
ArlhFraia- as since commenced usImg II have ap
plieed nothing else 70 my hair. ,,,,,,,--,.
"a sH.# No. 4g3 Broadway n. Y.
s --E5a -
Ea3-We advise young persons, whose hatr iB begin
ming to fall out to take warning in time and save
their hair, By using the AmbrOsia- To those who
have already lost their hair, the free OF the AM
BBOSIA viii surely restore it, as il has done FOR thou
sands. f.s --.-.g
WG Dr. STEHLINois AMBROsIA is a stimulating oily
extracted Boots BarRH and Herbs- It will cure all
diseases Of the scalp and itbhing Of the head entire
" erBdicates dandru prevents the haIr fron falnG
out or from turning prem aiurely graT causing Il g
grow thick and long II entirely different from all
other preparations, and can be relied on.
BE-Itish vol known fact to Thousands In ths CITY
Of New York that this Is the only price yet discoY
ered that will Ours the Disease Of theSclp and cause
the Hair 70 Grow.
EPRIUE Por BOx-OOntainingtw two bottles. ~
.-r5. H. H STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
. ..r...-s No. 4g3 Broadway, New ork
E8-For Sale by all Druggists. mara: R2sdAW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlSoTON, February l5--The Postmast.
er General has issued orders TO the Post
master at New York, TO send the mails direct
from his Office 10 ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
St. Anthony Minnesota, which saves twenty.
four hours in transmission.
Another order has been issued to the Post
mnsters Of the principal cities directing them
to send their mails by the way of Parkersburg,
over the Marietta h Cincinnati Railroad, which
will expedite thom some forty.eight hours
over the former time.
Much speculation is based on the supposed
views Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, but
the following statement, the result OF inquiry,
is designed 20 remove oil doubts whatever
npon the subject.
The Secretary regards the passage Of the
uniform currency and bank bill as absolutely
essential to the working Of the finances
He therefore regards the banking bill as
virtually necessary to the support OF the Gov
ernment, aud as consequence 10 the most
successful prosecution of the war
From information received from the army
OF the Potomac il appears the rebels are
throwing up breastworks and rife pits north
Of Fredericksburg
IL must not be inferred, from the absence of
interesting news from the Rappahannock, that
the army is in a condition Of idlenesa
The abolition of the Grand Division has
thrown many weighty matters upon the com.
mRnding General.
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By Telegraph.
IMPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MOTT DIsPA TONES.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YoaK, Feb 1.-THE steamer Empire
City, from New Orleans on the 4th, arrived
this evening.
The force Of Banks, after months drill.
ing. we're in condition 10 take the Geld.
Il was thought forward movement would
he made at once 10 clear out the whole Of the
Lafourche
On the night Of the ID, fishing smack
was seized on the lake. II was bound 10 Pom.
chartrRin, and had on board large quantity
Of medicines for the rebels and also lettel $
from forty or Fifty leading citizens Of New
Orleans 10 persons high IN authority in the
Confederate Government The three Jews
that we're In the boat we're tried on 4th, before
Judge Peabody, but the sentence was withheld
until the parties who had written the letters
had been arrested, which General Banks had
ordered done At once.
The weather was very cold in New Or
leans.
1t was believed at New Orleans that Gen.
Butler would return to the city, IL not made
Secretary OF War
The jews in New Orleans, and all the South
ought TO be exterminsd, they run the block.
ade, are always found TO be at the bottom oil
every new villainy.
Rev. DR.. Lecock, Fulton, Goodrich, the Jefl
Davis praying parsons had reached New Or
cans on Sd inst.
They refused to take tho oath of allegiance
and General Banks would not allow them to
land
The water Aows through Williams cut in
front OF ,'icksburg, and small steamer had
passed through The canal II il deepens and
widens our feet can pass down leaving Vicks.
burg four miles distant This intelligence
frightcns the rebels.
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FROM NEW YORK

Nav YoRK, Feb, l6.--The gunboat Penob.
scott has arrived Every thing is quiet at
Newburn and Beulort The gunboat Paunee
towed the iron clad Patapsco out to Beaufort
on the 9th destination unknown
The Times says Mcclellan has applied for
active service.
Washington specials state that the Senate
will take up the conscriphon bill TO day with
the understanding 1t is to be pressed to a
FINAL vote.
A resolution will be introduced in the
House at an early day next week, referring
the Senate Bill to the Judiciary Committee,
that they may examine first how far the
Senales bill conflicts with the rights Of the
States TO regulate their own lnanciai affairs.
I'd, How far it conflicts with the vested
rights dnder valid and constitutional State
lave
Sd. Whether or not the time which the bill
is TO go into operation ought not be to
enable States to accommodate loyal inslitu.
tons TO its provisions II is supposed that
the passage Of the bill may thus be prevent
ed by delay, il in no other way
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
SOUTHERN NEWS

NV YoRg. Feb, l6--The Alabama sailed
from Kingston, jamaica, on the night Of
January 10Th.
News from Roanoke leland states the rebels
have l25 smali boats aecreted In the hayons
and creeks Of Tywell and Hyde counties, BY
means Of which they expect 70 cross 10 the
Island and capture the garrison.
The steamer Swan, from Key West for
New Orleans was lost with seven Of hcr crew,
and psssengers
The Tribuncs special Washington Of the
18th says an important but vague report
comes through rebel channels that Banks has
fought battle seven miles below Port Hud-
son, which resulted in the rebels falling back
TO Port Hudson, while he retired 10 his camp.
IL is understood Gov, Stanley's resignation
was accepted to-day
About 40 Of the 9th Michigan out on picket
were surprised last night near AnnodAle by a
superior force OF the enemy. The fight which
followed cost us twelve killed and missing,
and few wounded Our men were forced to
give way ttt 8E
A Key West letter gives us the particular
Of the chase OF the Florida by the Sonoma oil
the Bahamas Banks while the wind was light
and the sea smooth The Sonoma gained on
the pirate, but on reaching the open sea and
the wind freshening, the Florida drew rapidly
away and night coming on she was lost sight
Of
Some disarrangement Of the Sonomas ma
chinery interfered in the rebels favor
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LAT EST NE WS.
AFTERN OON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnISGToS, Feb l6 The Timps special
says Lieut. Colonel Doom, OF Fosters slafI, al
rived to-day, direct from Port Royal with dis
patch for Government He utterly denies the
recent sensation reports in regard to Generals
Hunter and Foster The same denial is made
by the President, and no reason exists 10 be.
lieve anything received likely to impair the
department Of the South
Two refugees who left Richmond last Wed
nesday, state that Eve brigades of troops from
the Confederate army at Fredeticksburg passed
through Richmond last Sunday, apparently
on the way to Charleston.
Thnrsday morning body Of rebel stretched
nlong the railroad between Sidtons Junction
and Fredericksburg They estimated their
forces at 40 900 to 45, 600
Great anxiety is felt at Richmond 10 regard
to the anticipated attack Of our forces on
Charleston. The rebels greatly dred our iron
elads. E
The Army OF the Rappahannook is yery
poorly supplied with clothing, and have not
been paid of for some months. A great deal
Dissatisfaction exists in consequence. The
supply Of provisions is ample
The Committee Of Ways and Means were
said 10 stand Saturday three for to We against
the reduction of paper duty Since then Il
is said Thad Stevens and another member 10
dicated disposition to remove the duty for
one year.
Gen Shields is ordered 10 The department
Of the Pacific.
The President photographed Gen. Cameron tc
report at an early day at Washington. Il d
claimed be desires the resignation Of Cameron
rs minister to Russia n..F
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
Cincinnati Market.

CiN'iNNAIli EeD IL.
FLoUR-Market closed quiet, prices easier.
Superfne 5000 co. extra G 06@6 10 fam.
lily 6 25@6 25.
WHISKY Market dull at 54654I. the
latter rate for wagon
WHEAT--Demand good, offerings light,
25@l 25 for prime to choice red, 306
80 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
35@l 80 ior primo 10 choice Kentucky
white.
CORN-The receipts continue liberal.
Ear held at 66@G8 in bnlk shelled held at GG
GG68 in bulk.
OATS-Demand good for bulk We quote
at 7O@7O in bulk, and at s0@s0, including
sacks. 81 a- " va ~ lL r .
RYE-Rsceipts light no Sales holders nsk
90, buyers offer 95c
BARLEI--Demand good, for prime fall.
Prime tall held at 55@l SO, state spginp,
prime to choice, at 40(9l 40 Qualities below
prime dull.
GROCERIES-MRrkst firm, without change
sugar l2@l3t, coffee 3l@93!, moasses
65@62
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, February IG
HARSHMAN'S FL0UR-White wheat
Wholesale, 0 90, retail 0 co. Red wheat,
Wholesale rs, retail so.
WHEAT "a.
C0RN-55.
oATS-40@43.
BARLEY--l 25(91 20.
RYE-9O@l co.
HAY-Tlmothy IA OO@l5 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED--2 90.
WHlSKY--6O@5O.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 29@33; Sugar IL
@lS; Molesses 66@66; Teas | 3OC3l so
Cheese l24@I3 Rice s@a1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
FROM TIE MISSISSIPPI

NEw YoRK, Feb l6 The World says of the
operations at Vicksburg that il Ia reported Nc
Arthers division moved up to Lake Proyi.
denee, La. Here itappeArs the Mississippi, is
not far removed from two streams, the bay ons
Macon and Quenses, 10 the parent stream.
Thence they continue down in toriuous path
until they reach Red River. II Is deemed
possible, with htile ezcasstion aad clearing,
to turn so much Of the river into the new
channel as to make II navieable, TO the left
Should this succeed we might expect TO see
half our army advancing in 1eet Of trans-
ports TO assist Gen. Banhs at Port Hudson.
Preparations for grand attack upon Yicks-
burg is being made BY the combined armies.
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NEw YoRR, FehrnArY IN

INV HVHhf II IVHIUHIJ 10,
FLOUR-Receipts 600 bbls; market
shade frmer sales $1,000 bb!s 725Ca7 40
extra state; 6597 rs common TO good
shipping brand II H. o.
WHEAT-Mnrket more active, lc better;
3s@l 81 Chicago spring; 5s@l 64 Nil.
waukee club; 66@l II winter red ives.
tern.
CoRN-Aetive, shade Grmer at 09@9i
sound mixed western.
oATs-MArket 6rmer at 72@7G common
to prime
PoRK-MArket steady at IA 50@l4 70 for
mess II 6O@l3 rs prime.
LARD-Flrmer l0A@llt,
DRESSED HoGS-Firm at 6t@6I.
WHlSKY-Unsetlled at 56@56.
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Produce and Provisions.

JACOB W, HEIDLER, "MontGomery Honss =,
corner loom, At the 9ld Exeelsior Daily Market il
npsl %5seslslng % and keeps Tor sale, FRESH AND
nLf1s, EkUllh, GAME ia season, and ali the edibiss
nA. ne can eolsei from the four points Of fhe ca,
pas. Ahappetning extras which are so aareeabie ~
'ns palate, may Be had At the Excelsior Market ~
Vla JAKE - deterlnined 10 please the puhc and a
tsblishnent. ~ V"'' ''"iihf eh-
..a Uail ana see him he vii be prepared to ples.e
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Reported for the Daily Empirs.
New York stock Market.

NEw YoRK, February lC.
STOCKS = Higher, inactive Money GCa7
on call Sterling Exchange at l 75G9l is;
American Gold a. Board ] $50, since 57I;
United States skies 81 coupons 9s5. regis.
tered 81, Treasury 7 $40 O3, Demand notes
! 90, one year certificates 93a, United States
hves "a coupons 90A