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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
Reconnaissance.

NEw YoRK, March l2-Heralds special
states that the expedition which started a few
days ago to traverse the neck OF land between
lbs RsppahAnnock and Mattaposs River re.
turned Sunday to Falmouth. Typographical
reconnaissance mde by Capt Wilcox, Of Gen.
Reynolds staff, on The neck, and all Ferries
ON the Rappahaunock eight miles below our
lines were visited
Another smuggling nest was broken up,
and the smuRglers captured also several
rebel officers, valuable lot medical stores, con-
traband goods. such as boots shoes, caps,
blankets, &c number horses and mules we're
taken. Several boats engaged in carrying
goods across the Rappshannock were destroy
ed A large Warehouse filed with Wheat and
Corn ready for transportation was burned.
Gen Hooker has been busy to-day with the
President, Secretary OF War
Gen Halleck and the Committee on The
conduct Of the war He returns to the Army
tonight
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ALARM AT THE REBEL FLEET BUILD
ING IN ENGLAND

Nav YoRK March l2.-The Tribune's des.
patch says private letters from London speak
with alarm Of feet which is in progress of
e5nstruction in England and Scotland for the
rebels Our Government is urged 10 demand
10 peremptory language that they be forbid
den to sail on their erraud Of destruction to
to American commerce, A threat of open
war, being, in the opinion of the writer's, a
sure and only means Of putting an end to
these secret hostitles in high official quar-
ters here similar views are entertained
The World dispatch says a private letters
from a well known Naval officer, iust received
here confirms the rebel report OF the entire
destruction OF the lrdianola.
A large number Of refugees frotn Richmond
came within our lines TO day
They represent that owing to the vigorous
conscriptioo pin tees and the famine, all per
sons are coming North, who are able TO do so
They bring no late rebel news from any quar-
ter There is no additional news 10 Rich
mond ...
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

BALTIMORE, March l2--The steamer Eric.
son arrived this morning from Port Royal
BIB Chief engineer Of the steamer, who
wss on the Passiac during the attack on
MeAllister, brings dispatches for the Govern
menL Monitors are all hack at Port Royal
in good order The Bombardmeut lasted
twenty hours, but the boats couldn't get near
enough 10 the Fort to dismAntle il This
distance was ll00 yards
The British steamer Queen OF the Wave Is
ashore near Charleston, her crew escaped.
Admiral Dupont was trying to save her The
Ericsson saw the Quaker City board an Eng
lish Propeller, supposed TO be a rrize
The movement on Charleston has not yet
commenced Charleston papers sA7 the
Indianola aud Queen Of the West are both in
good condition. A rebel Lientenant captur.
ed near Charleston says secret Peace neRolia.
tions have been progressing for ibree weeks
At Richmond, but The press is pot allowed 10
mention IL
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


r-f. SS1n EVue~ superior Court
Jonathan stumpetG IL pSStitlon 1o30
pi virtue OF, aud IN obeaienee TO- the command of
ID an order Of sale issued y the snpenor Couft of
montgomery county Ohio aud TO me directed viii
sdvr At puhhe SAFE atthe door Of the Court house m
the city oI Dayton, On .a art Il.U
SatvTday, ApFRll, fsos,
Atz clock % of saia uay, the following described
real estate to'wit Beginning the east hGlf Of sec.
ron seventeen 90 Town three (a) range four a. e
6c beg nnins AZ post Oh the east boundary bns OF
sac hai seeuvn hteSn chains lorth VI the southeas
co nef Of saia seoton 70 Elijah FUxs corner, from
which s"slnuts bears sontn l5o +ast links dis-
ianti MsoI sugar IL bears 5O9 W "a INKS dlsta;
thence o. on Sald east boundary line Is chains 10
post, from which n sugar d bears lOs Q 10 nnka
So 20 CHAINS 70 the half section inc TO q post from
wnch grey ash IA bears south $50 ~ links DIS
Ianti also, ar elm 10 bears s5s II links dis.
tAnli thence % s5 chains with the ha secuon line
70 ~ an foxs corner from when beech IA bears
2As " II Inks distant. alHo. b. ech IA beara due
q Inks alstanti thence WITH sold oxs line g5o a
~ chains 70 the place OF beginning, containing one
hundred acres Of land more or less. n n Fl
The above described farm IS situate about four rnilee
southwest OF Sermantown good soj thirty ave acres
o. the best OF umberi sugar walnut and aeh timber;
also one OF the beat orchards m German townghl .
lying on pubic road, aud Il b said 10 IL on, tl M
best upland farms IN tue county.
Appraised az t9f 50 per acre aud cannot sell Tor
than t"o-thirds d the abaye AppraiAement M
ierms-ons third cash, one. thlrd In one, and the
balance 10 two yearF nom he day Of sale the deferred
payments 70 bear interest anu be secured by mortgss
Un tbs premises iIl fITI' %
GEokGE woGAMAN, shoria Msnt county
1VhcAlK sraoA0s Attorneys II. .i I y. mA1wts
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FROM WASAINGToN.

NEw YoRK, March ll--A Tribune Washing
t1n special says, Thos Brown who was sent
as special agent Of the Treasury Department
10 he Pacific, to investigate vhrisus questions
thst have arisen on that coast, has presented
an elaborate report accompanied BY large
mass OF testimony
Ii ia understood the evidence which Mr.
own SUBMITS shows that Robert Stevens,
superteu lent Of he mint San Francisco,
has appointed or retained IN office dishonest
or wcJus men, and the proof is so strong that
b will p-o1tbly be removed
Tne report, although II does not impute 10
Ira P Rankin, collector at San francisco,
mal-fsasanee in Off ,e, makes. disclosures
which NAV lead IN hi4 resignation 1893
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LATEST NE VS..
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
ION TO RICHMOND"

NEw YoRE, March l2- Times special states
patty refugees who came into our lines to-
day met Crpt Moselv with Gen Stoughton and
other prisoaers on Monday half way between
C-ntrevie and Culpepper en- route for Rich
mond
1t is reported that Government contem-
plates the establishment here or at Annapolis,
Of camp of instruction for 100000 men an
indication Of apurpose 10 give vitality to the
CONSERVATION law
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y Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW HAMpsHIRE ELECTION.

CoScoRE, N. d., March 1.-The election
is sull very close 1t Judge Eastman Is not
elected by a majorites Of votes, be will only
wan. ies, hundred His plurality over Gill
more will be rom 1000 70 5000.
In the frst Congressional district it is prob
able thot Marcey, Democrat, is elected by
from 200 tol00.
Il will be necessary to have the official ac'
count IN couceds the second and third dis
tricts
In the House the Republicans will have
nearly as large majority as last year. The
SENATE stands six aud six perhaps the opPo'
sition to the Democrat party may have seeur
ed seyen or eight Of the twelue members.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
CINCINNATI VENLREAL HOSPITAL,
Estahlished ln Tho Year 1s5o.

Established in the Year 1850,
Eok TIE CukE Or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the c'liii ol Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
nR. u. BONAPARTE, from London and paris
II ngsptals, ana Tor the past ten years OF the Clu.
clnnat Nsneresl Hospital, amt Dr ~ b. kEYNOI,D ,Ds
late OF New York This ~ the only office in the civ
WhSTe a permanent cure OF Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use Of mercury or change Of
het. Gonorrhoa cured 10 Glo 81 hours Gleet Cured
IN TO 10 Ouayei structures cured IN 10 weeks; Soc
turnal Emissions stopped M TO & dsys, seminal
" eaAnts euItq ~ ~ Wtekb; hyphls IN its prma-
ry stages cured IN days Secondary symptoms in /
10 5Weeksi SRn LIS snses cured IN 70 weeks: i'm
potency, W9or restoruu IA 20 4weeks All Diseases
u private nature treated Nth unparalleled success,
Dr. Bonaplrte's great work on private diseases the
Private Guide TO Heath, beneficial 10 all male and
eInNe, ou ana young, shou ID read this book twill
ehllghten lhose who 8rope in darkness. Price rs
cents sent BY mail.
Dr. boqaParte's frepgh Patent Male safe 1t is
me only safe ana sure pgevenuye against disease
Price OF the French Patent Male SAFE N The s,ng,s
ons 80 "a ass ns Per dozen sent by mail
she anu relabie rtneoy for auppresslons ana all ie
male diseases Ladies should not them csIrIng
pregnancy, as they viii produce miscarriage. IN cs
mail. ~
| Drs, d. 4 r. are the men 10 consult; they are I'M
lnesuonsoly acknowledged 70 be the champions and
ings of v. .herea dseases and the only Doctors w no
receive monthly reports from the old world; they
nave been accustomed rom an early age Of youth 70
witness the various which atfiict inanklnd
apd TO watch Tie progress through long career OF
slu1k ~ every sphere Of lie, from The
my ang iAVins aseertaine beyond doubt ihe vast
suffering (" hilmanliys stey deierminea 20 select the
Note tnsT ole attuutiOn 70 The alleyauon OF TIE DIS
esses OF these important funcuops NO letters viii ba
answered unless they COZ AIN remittance or post.
brs gOSAPARTE REYNOLDS.
no, isH lcauore ~ eet between Iith slrh. east
! Othce houfs rom AN. to PM Ce5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
Beportsd for the Daily Emplre.l
New York Market.
NEw YoRK, March II.

NEW IOkKi MhFch II.
FLOUR-Receipts 900 bbs; marker
is quiet sales 10000 bbls 1901 80
extra state; 65@775 common 10 good
shipping brand r Il. o,
WHEAT--Market very quiet and nominal
40@l 81 Chicago spring; 62@l 66 Mn-
waukee club; 7l@l rs winter red ives
tern.
CORN-Market dull, declining at 9l@93
sound, sl@9l unsound mixed western.
0ATS-Lule 6rmer at 90@92 com.
mon TO prime.
LARD-l03allf rtlait
DRESSED H0GS-Shade frmer at I
OF
PORK-Quiet
WHIsKY--47@48
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FARM FOR SALE. ii

FlNHE subscriber offers for sale Ria nace hno,rn as
u the Joseph White Farm Ii Is located ten
mlles nom Dayton, and south Of Centreyillo ou the
splingoorough pkei eoutains 10 acres, co 0 which
y cleared u IN good farming order; bottom and see.
Sna oottoml and ~ suitable ior wheat corn oats 20.
Ss, SSsSso, sqign9m, or any other crop, good frame
the place. q 7 II fef'f'If-N'N'NA9' 1'0 ON
re @so wishes to sell his dwelling house, situated
Al 70. ~ Walnut street In this city 'f''rf'S7
Persons desiring TO purchase a Arm on d,xafhng
wa, 81 o, " eAli AZ the Clothing store OF William
issaASH w JyVuaittiit-wM. wALKER
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FkOM EUROPE.

NEw YoRk. March 1.-THE steamer City OF
Baltimore arrived through from Liverpool
Fehrnsry 25'h. Qiseusown 26 h.
Washingtone birthday was celebrated bb a
banquet at Saint jam s Hall
Accounts from Poland to Goth state the
Russian troops appear inclined to fall back
before NJ ,urGens han attack them Warhks
rumors still pre- all. 1t is reported that
portion of the Lyons garrison is ordered to
the eastern frontier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12


superfne 6 1906 90 extra O0@6 Is
family G 1906 40, closing at the inside quota.
tions
wH1SKY-Market AteAdy, demand fair at
45(G45R. latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT Market closed dull, holders firm,
25@l rs for prime to choice red, 300
| 80 Tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
| 35@l SO tor primo TO choice Kentucky
white.
CoRN-Demand good, market rules lirm.
Ear at 62@63 in bulk; shelled at 62@63 In
bulk, and at 1906 including sacks
oATS--Market remains dull, prices un-
changed. We quote at 6s@69 in bulk, at
7S@79 including sacks.
RYE-Market dull at 95@96 for prime
samples on arrival
BARLE Market unchanged and quiet
Prime tall at 65@l IS; state spring, prime
to choice, at 550Dl 55.
GRoCERIES-Market unchanged, quiet ;
sugar l2A@l3, coffee 33@S5a, molasses
56@63 t.. ~ ts .H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the shareholders Of the aDayton
"A Materyet Valley Xenia 4 u npike Company"
wa be held, on Saturday, March rs, 1865, at the
Wagonmaker's shop In Materylet tShaker Yulapel
On tne line OF the rosd OF said Company N the oun.
" Of Montgomery,'at at O'Clock p m OF SAID day. to
determine upon the basis Tor assessing the share.
holders Of sald Company, 10 meet the Indebtedness
Of SAID Company ana for the time or times for the
shyn ent OF the amount assessed against each ndl.
ydua or corporation. BY order OF the Board of III.
reeIors DAVID HAWkER, President
JOHN N bohhsR, secretary. fellwit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
PRIZE CAPTURED.

WAsHMeroE March l2--Despatches from
Admiral Dupont mention the capture of the
schooner Bell, Of Nassau, of the coast Of
Georgia, with cargo Of coffee and salt, re-
ported to be bound for Port Royal, but among
the CAPTAINS papers was found an agreement
with the owner 10 run the blockade
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
DWELLING oooPER-snof AND plsTlLLERY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Christian Miller Case No 1857.

Jacob Heidschuh et al superior Coprt
DY virtue Of judgment Of the supsr1or Court of
~ Montgomery county, ohio, rendered 10 the above
entitled cause, will, oD
Saturday, 4py2 10, 1888,
A. the door VI the Court house 10 the city OF Dsyton
sell 10 The highest bidder between the hours OF and
toeloek N OF said day, the following real estate or
parcel Of land VIA Situate IN Id city OF Dayton aud
known and deecnoed a. follows Los numbered mus
hundred and siI 906) the revised plat OF the sad
city ~ Dayton, n the state OF Ohio.
s-i lot has upon IL 3 good dwelling, cooper .shop
and stilery, With large cellars attached.
appraised AT 1880 aud must sell Tor 81 800
uiai4wts GEO w MAGAMbRE, Mast Com
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

M SCHNEIDER hss removed bis Gun store and
WI. Shop from his old stand iu the Ohio Block, sd
street % 70 lOs Main street, opposite the Market
ment Of Double and single Barrel shot Guns; Riaes,
Colts, Tower q, Aliens, bnaith Wessou b. and other
heVolvfra and l1stOlsi Bowie and Pocket Knives; All
klndso sporting lpParatusi Gun Barrels aud mate,
rial fO.sder and shot, eic. T
We have lust received besides other 0une a nav,
and suDerof article Ol AtneFican einR0 Barre shot
Gun tne u--t OF the lnniln MaTilsi
so1s 81 sCliN ELDER A SON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, March III.
HARsHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat,
wholesale 6 70, retail 10 luHct
WHEAT 20
CORN--40
OATS--45@50. EEFf ttMfH
BARLEY-1 25@l 25,
.RYE--90@l 90. 8t
HAY-Timothy IL OO@l2 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-2 90.
WHISKY-45@45
GROCERIES, Coffee 33sC936f Sugar i 81
OLA Molasses 65@66i Sugar House
Syrup 65@75 Teas 30C8l so; Cheese
l2i6l3, Rice s@sa; Dried peaches SlOi
Dried apples 495 Beans 2 50CS2 70 per bu;
Butter 20@95; Eggs l0@l22.
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Fl u "A d q U a r 4 q r s.
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

JACOB W. HEtDLER "Montsomery Housa. -
y corner room, at the old Excelsior Daily Marker !.
constantly receiving, and keeps tor sale FkFsH Nm
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY PRODUCE, VFGETA1
BLEsi FRUITS, GAME in season, aud ali the edibles
INA ne can collect nom the four points Of the com-
the Ialaie, may be had at the Excelsior Market
"old Jake ie determined 10 plea Sc the pube and he
tahlHhinsnt ~ sunni vs.
you any and every day, iaIadEn,
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A SMALL FARM Ar pUBLIC SALE

( WILL offer at puolic sale, SATURDAY, MARCH
~, 1903, at o'eoak IN 81 the door OF the Court
nouse IN the cltyiOi Dayton, FORTY aCKEo OF RICH
LAND ~ miles eswest OF pay ton, on the Wolf Geek
Plke, all under ience and in good state Of cultivation
The above described land wil be sold in 2 separate
tracts of 10 ana 81 acres.
Payments-onethlrdca cash, one-thlrd ia one, and the
balance IN two years irom day OF sale
mo4da"tH ISAAC N. mum, Err.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Peter Schnepp,
NnQlnat

Peter ias,5I.PP' se5ba.ePP' Montgomery Superior Court
Phillip sGnnepp, ct al Case No. 1907.
DURsUAkr TO the command OF an order OF sale TO
L me directed, from the Superior Court Of Mont
somery County, Ohio, will offer at Public Sale at the
door of the Court Rouse in the City of DAYTON on :
Saturday, March 2s, 1865,
AZ two O'Clock OF sald DAY The following described
real estate to wit part OF subdivision SIXTY acres OF
land owned by Phillip Sehnepp's heirs situated In the
east part OF the northeast quarter OF section n
town /, range Z NJ. r. $, subdiWded as follows
LOT No j-Beginning on the west line of said tract
thence "a c, lI4o chains TO ~ corner OF Lot No :
thence o5% us chains thence 3 lO% " IL 2
chains thence 5 lS o COS chains thence n SeL "
6bs CHAINS 70 beginning there is fifteen feet re.
served tor road the noI th and eRst line of iii
Lot No. 8, containing 1857 acres.
Also, Lor NO. 4, Beginning at the south west cor.
ner OF said tract; thence II 10 chains: thence
e919, Ibs ehalnsi thence q 10, W lI.49 chains
thence TO- 5.l1 chains thence s9<, 43O CHAINS
TO beginning there Is fifteen feet reserved Tor road
on the north line oiihis Lot No L. four poles west from
the north east corner. Containing s.tB acres ~ =
LQr No ;, Beginning mt the south east corner or ot
No, Il thence 6J1s, W 100 chains; thence = l5 NJ
IL. w ceAlns; thence 10, Sl7 CHAINS thence syJL
lluO chains 10 the east line of sad section; thence
= e, lazy chains TO beginning there Is fifteen feel
reserved lor road north line Of this Lot No
s. containing 1887 acres, more or less.
all in Van bursn township, Montgomery County
ONO, and nave been appraised as follows
Lot No. $, containing 10 81 100 acres at S45 per
4, '"l- 66-l0U 40 ..
" 9, Is H-iO0 IS
And cannot sell for less than of the above apprase
ment. Terms 7s cash, u IN one year, and lie raj
ments 70 bear interest and 70 be secured by I1ort
gage on the premises.
HoUK McMAaoN, Att'ys. ftqswIs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

IA undersigned, by note or account viii pleass ea
on B Chandler, 2a0 Third street up stairs' whore
my books are kept and settle the same Il am IN
o9ks squared iRsdxm N. sIFFERMAH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
HgLABoLDs EXTRA OF RUGBY,

EtBsb For Weaknasees fg8its tF
Ausing from Excssses, Habits OF Dissipation, Early
lndiscretion abuse.
Attended toith the toQo,oing Syplptop,s;
Indisposnon to Exertion, Loss of Power
Loss Ol Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, TremhnS
horror oi Disease, WRkeiulness,
Dimness OF Vision, Psins in the Back
Universal Lasstuds Of the Muscular system,
hot hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness OF the SKIN, Eruphons on the Face,
rALLiD COUnTENARCK.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 go on, which thip
medicine inVariRols removes, soon Follows
IMtoTENCf, FATUITY, EPILEP1IC FITS,
In ons Of IShieh he Hatisnt may Expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "dlreful Diseases" wv
'lNsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware ofthe causes Of their suffering,
BUT HoHK ooNTEss.
TIE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs
And the Melaneh0tv Deaths BY Consumption.
Bear ample witness TO the truth OF the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFEoRED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
He requires the aid Of medicines to strengthen and
Invigorats the system
which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT B6OHU
Invariably dess.
A trial will convince the most skeptical
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
DR.. S. T.. COMPTON

l@.-s~s-. NATOULD can special .e,ta0.as,
&,s<H4fea w attention 10 his plan tt~Sfi1n
QIffYyy band style Of making srti- QIIPYVSA
A1LA-5 hcia teeth, which ior use, ~ILL1y
beauty, durability exeels every thing else made by
the profession. The vulcauiEed rubber work be has
greatly improved, by setting the teeth and making
gums 70 suit each case, which renders them far more
be autui. than teeth made IN the common noulds at
The teen manuiactory, which ~ the kind general
use. These he makes for those wishing cheap dent
plate with continuous gums, he can warrant to be the
purest, hsstheni, and in every superior TO
anything made AID used ~ substitutes for natural
eet'. nAsing had more than eleven yeers e1perl-
ence IN making Il, and the testimony Of hundreds,
who are using this kind OF teeth with entire sausac.
aon, consequently can recommend Il TO eyerybody
al other dental operations attended 70 promptly,
sareiuy and Thoroughly. Ofee ou the corner Of sec
Dayton ONO js22dGm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALTBy a cos OYSTERS
AT THE OLD CEs'


40. 100 TBIED STREET DAYTON, OHIO.
A RE daily RECEIVING Maltby 4 Co.'S oysters, direct
n from BntiInore-the best quality IN the market
winch they are now able to sell at the OLD PRICES
Notwithstanding the rise IN puce IN the East.
No. One, Select. and Double Select, are warranted
superior 70 any others brought west. Try them and
prove H.
They also keep constantly hand the best articles
TO be found In he Confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Nuts, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine CT
gars. Tobaccos Of different brands, and an ar.
ticles in season.
They keep the best stock to DO had, and they sell
a. low the lowest For the best oysters, aud all
articles in the Confectionery line, call at
PAYNE q HATFIELD
de3id4w 800 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

LIlNE Perfumery, Hair brushes, Cluthes Brushes.
T. dc; tin- assortment AZ
DiAoN's Drug store 1872 Third street
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SHAN me, HAIR.CUTTING, snAMrOOING.

lNuoMAs A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
4 on Market street recently owned BY Jauies Kreiu.
tsri and nttedlt up IN the most improved style, IA
prepared 10 do shaving, Hnr Cutting, shAmpooing
stc, IN manner that cannot fai TO give satistecuoe
de invites all his old friends d customers TO give
hlm call Remember the place--uorth side Market
street. OCT
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t. n. POTTER,
Dealerin
OYSTERS, Fresh Fish, Fruit
OF every variety, in season, Confectionery, Cigars,
Newspapers, Periodicals, 4e.
20S Third street, west OF POstOmes,
Dayton, Ohio. ihSedem


THE undersigned Is prepared to do all kiuda Of I'D.
l noSIery, repairs o. { niture and rs-yarnisl ing
$50, all kinds OF paper hanging done At short notice
At the rooms above Mr. j. Aobeys Drug store, y q
l9O Nam street, south Of the market
feh9 OHA~ MtRUNAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

nARBON OIL OF the best quality the market can
" produce both for safety and duraUhty in burning
ana as nee nom Offensive odoT as can be made, f1r
SAFE oy the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY,
deS Druggist, 100 Main street
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
Cornsr sixth and Walnut strssts,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BoARD-one Dollar per Day. jaI4

a FRESH ARRIVAL.
lust received complete assortment Of Coal Oil
neys for sale cheap BY
do JAMES ABBEY, Druggist.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

MANTEOrwo honest men to sell best's Frult
w Tree Invgorator, b. bEsT
hNda"lm lol Jefferson street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
Cincinnati Market.
cIxcISxAvr, March IL.

CINCINNATI, March III.
FLOUR--The market opened brisk.--
Superine 1906 90 extra O0@6 10 :
family G 25@6 40, closing at the inside quota
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DISSOLUTION,

TNHE partnership heretafore existing between the
updt rslgned, In the wholesals Lrsckery business
al No sos Seoond street 10 this day dissolved by mu
iuAl psent. 7. Z. hecklsr will 90, unus the busi.
ness and will settle oil claims for or against 1ad br
tn EODORE BARLOW
FRANK X. HEcKLEh,
In retiring from the above firm would recommend
70 ~ the Patrons Of the old hVm unlimited cou6dence
IN Mr.. T. X. Heesler, and would urge tae hbsIaI pnt
ronAge bestowed upon the old 6rm 70 be CONTINUED
towards him. =
lel2 I'm THEODORE BARLOW.