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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

RovER's TIRE, J
" Psnn'a avenue, ness Willasd's Hotsl.
LEoNAAo cRovER.. .......... .DiAECroh
GROWERS
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT THEATRE,
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT THEATRE,
tsT'7 Rejected upos the Model Of
NIpLUs GARDEN, new YORK,
NIBLo's GARDEN, NEW YORK,
Praised By the Press and Public for its
BEAUTY AND PERFECTION FOR SEEING AND
"'-' HEARING, I...'
f- z Visited en- mAsss by the
DIGNITARIEs INTELLIGENCE and FASHION
ofthe Federal Metropolis.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. !, isss.
SEVENTH NIGHT
that q brightest S.ef cf American S'ss' Stars, '"'
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN, . -
Grand reproduction for this night Of the peoples
EAST LYNNE; EAST LYNNE
EAST LYNNE; EAST LYNNE.
EAST LYNNE; EAST LYNNE;
THE ELoPEMENT.
No play Of modern times has ever achieved the
genuine success that this thrilling drama has In
the hands Of Miss Western. within the past year
he leading sSsstT.s oa NV Ycss PSilsaspsi
Baltimore, aud Wasi ington. During several dif.
isrsnt snsassments Of IouIual length II each Of
the stage night after night for many weeks, never
falling In any instance since ts hrst production to
attract crowded sudienss: Of The no.t intsisetu.
deep impression upon its auditors. Many Per.
formances have been interrupted BY the audible
sSs; Of IN e. s% the
upon every occasion, evoked
AvALAHcHEs OF iNvoLuNrAny AppLAusr,
that has ever attended, The producton q any other
Without doubt, due 70 Ms; Lseiik Ysasrs's sssp,
preaehatis tmpsr,onsii0n Of he pa's'o"-erssAsd but
The powerful east OF charaeters in this great
drama a M employ. the larger and better portion Of
embraces atalented assenblase Of
AMERICAN ARTISTS,
AMERICAN ARTISTS,
that constitute q galaxy Of histrionio worth sur
passing any combination extant.
Doors open at !; Overture at *.
RATES OF ADMISSION Dress and Psrquet
Circles 90 cents; Orchestra Chairs, Is csntsi Fami.
SrSTs sleuRrD DuRIso rnr DAT WITHOUT Ex.
TIA CHARoE. nos-it
LNORD'S NEW EATRE,
II TENTH STREET, NEAR L.
JOHN T. FORD......... Manager and Proprietor.
tAlso Of Holliday-street Theatre, Baltimore.)
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 0, 1858.
Last week positively of
j. WILKES BOOTH,
And Mr.. Charles Whestleigh, Mr.. Harry Pearson,
MIR. G. +. De We're, and the combustion company.
This kvenins,
THE MARBLE HEART.
PHIDIAs, the sculptor. u Mr 1 wvrr. Roo,v
RAPHAEL LBUCHALET. '"' 80 "'A-' "'''"
voltage. Be..................( Mr. r. xUh.. t,,l,h
Diogenes, Cynio Philosr. " ""'"''''e"
Chateaum Argeaux.......l n, u..., p...o,
Georgias,a - rioh AtheniAn. f~''' ie"'''"
On tomorrow, Shakspeare's great play,
HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.
In few days-
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-09

x ROVE THEA TIRE,
NJ rsnn'a avsnus, ness wilissd's Hotsl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-09
DYJ j. G. Moo 0UIRE 4 CO,
ID AUCTIoNEERa

4 ssIsTANT QCARTERMAsTER's
IA OFFICE, corner Of G sod Twsnty-secoad
streets, WAsHiNeToN, d. c., October "a, iess.--
wiz he sold at Public Auction on the second anc
fourth Wednesdays, llth and 25th Of November, at
large lot Of Horses and Mules, condensed -
unit for public service.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock q. m.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
CHAS. II. TOfIPKIkS,
oc"s-2st Captain and A. Q. NJ. q. 8. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-09

y Upon the conclusion Of the above, number Of
"serub" races took place, In some Of which some
very fast time was shown.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
FnnM NEW YORK.

Nkw YoRY, March 1.-the Commercial
saws that Secretary Chase left the city this
morning for Washington. Whatever effects
xnay eventually proceed from his eonsulta
tions here it is believed nothing has been &C,
romplshed at present, either in the way OF
the establishment of bank nnder the new
Joan Of Congress or toward placing loan
Upon the market
Mr.. Gsilardet, writing to the Courier des
.Etas Unis from Paris, February 27 gives the
following hit on political gossip
There is e rumor on the Bourse to-day oil
an insurrection in Hungary, corresponding
with that in Poland. 1t looks improbable, and
what looks even less probable is the alleged
resolution suddenly taken by the Emperor
Napoleon to recall the French srmy from
Mexico and treat with Juarez, upon report
by General Forey recognizing that the poplar
ity of the Mexican President insures his re
election by universal suffrage 1t is added
that the Emperor wishes to avoid conflict
which is daily becoming more imminent, VIII
the Northern States, through the aid the.
offer Mexicans, the unpleasant relations be
tween Seward and Mercier, and the retusa
of the Washington Cabinet to accept the las
propositions Of France.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
MOVEMENTS IN yIRGINIA--LATEST
FROM VICKSBURG

WAsH1yorov. March l6--Reports reached
here last Saturday, apparently authentic, that
GenH Jones. Hampton and others, with ten
thousand men, including large proportion
of cavalry and artillery, had come as far north
as Slrasburg, on a amovementtoward Wlnches-
ter By advices received here to-day, how
ever, direct from that point, the story appears
to be entirely unfounded
A heavy mounted reconnaissance under
General Milroy, have just returned, after two
DAYS rapid march, visiting Strasburg and vi
cinity without finding the enemy or hearing
of their approach in sny force, few of I'm
boden's Cavalry were found 10 be higher up
the Valley toward Staunton, having retired
upon our advance. This does not look like
any contemplated attack by the enemy, in that
quarter, upon our large and well posted forces
there. who are on the alert for them.
A dispatch from Admiral Porter, dated be
fore Vieksburg March 3, says he has Jus'
heard the signal agreed upon between him
self and Commander Smith, who commands
the naval portion of the Yazoo expedition,
to be fred by the latter as soon as he sue
ceeded in getting into the Yazoo River, b,
Charleston and Mobile papers of the I'll
inst, have been received There were sever
blockades of the Port on the Sd,
The pirate Florida, says the Mobile Trbun
left when nine blockades we're in front o
Mobile. She was chased nineteen hours, bu
finally ran out Of view, and on her way de
stroyed new Yankee brig on her first voy
ara
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
SHERIFFS SALE.
PeterSchnepp,

Pelersenepp. Montgomery Superior Court.
philip sehnepp ct al Case No. i7e7.
DURSUAHT TO the command of an order Of sale TO
J. me directed from the Superior Court Of Mont
gomery County, Ohio will offer al Public Sale a the
door Of the Court House IN the City of Dayton, on
Saturday. March 2s, 1868,
AZ two O'Clock Of SAID dsy The following described
real estate TO wit part of subdivision of sixty acres OF
land, owned by Phillip schnepp's heirs situated in the
east part Of the northeast quarter Of section T.
town range 7, Nj. Il. 3, subdivlded as follows;
LoT No 3.-Begnning on the west line Of said tract
thencen q e, l7.4S chains TO corner of Lot No ;
thence S51a us chains thence l0I6 W IL 2i
chains thence Is, Cos chains thence e9l$ W
G6s chains to beginning there is fifteen feet re-
served for road on the north and line of this
Lot No. 8, containing 1857 acres.
Also, LoT No. 4, Beginning at the south west cor
ner OF said tract thence "a, G l4.7G chains thence
? 500, e 7.6s chains thence 10, IL AZ chains f;
thence 10, " 3l7 chains; thence n e95<, 43O CHAINS
10 beginnngi there IL Neen feet resolved for road
tie north line ofths Lot No. H. four poles west from
the north east corner. Containing sec acres.
LOT No 5, Beginning at the south eAstconer Of Lot
No. 3; thence e9la 100 chains thence 3 10, "
II. 90 ceains; thence 10 3l7 chains thence 8aIl
1lO0 chains 20 the east line Of SAID section; thence
q e, ll.6s chains to beginning there s fifteen feet
reserved for road on the north line of this Lot No
! 0, containing 1881 acres more or less
| All in Van Buren, township, Montgomery County
| OHIO, and have been appraised as follows
Lot No. B. containing lObI-lOOacTes nj S4S per acre
6, lss7.iO0 a
Aud cannot sell for less than "a Of the above apprase
| ment Terms "a cash, Il in one year, and lie bal
lance in two years from day of sale the deferred pay
Inents to bear interest, and TO be secured 10y mort
GEORGE wOGAMAN, Sheriff
H0UK & MoMAHos, AHys. le9swts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
HEALTH OF THE ARMY OF Kappa
HAMMOCK.

NEw YoRK, March l7-Gen. Hooker and
Medical Director Letterman pronouncs the
army 70 be the heAlthiest army the world has
ever known Health Of that army much
superior TO that oithe rebel army on the op-
posite bank of the RappahRnnoek
1t is said lhe difficulties which constrained
General Sigel to tender his resignation have
been adjusted and that be ,Will withdraw his
resignation and return TO Ms old command
Miss Ford whose name is connected with
General Stoughton's capture at Fairfax, has
been arrested Some papers Of an important
character found and through them il is learned
toe raid had been planned for Saturday, OF
go called guerrillas who took the General
under arrest only twenty-tour participated ia
the raid and no one Of them lived over eight
miles from Fairfax, .e {na nt.T
General Fremont had to-day another ex
tended interview with the President upon sub
ieet Of his promised command which will pro
baby be disposed Of soon, VIZ
Tribune despatch says the President has Fe
voked the order dismissipg from service Col
Thomas suell lO7th Ill, and Sergeant Nassau
Of the "a lows,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
souFHERN NEWS.

NFw YoRK, March II The Richmond pa.
pers Of the 18th announce the arrival Of the
eaptured Gen Stoughton and others They
we're taken by Capt, Mosby, of Fitzhngh Lee :
command.
Mr.. Conrad, Of Louisiana introduced reso
lutions looking to peace on the llth INST, "
the rebel Congress.
Vicksburg telegram OF the 9Th inst, says:
One Of the enemys gunboats threw few
shells yestetday all but one falling snort
There was no reply from our batteries
Mobile Dispatch Of the 9Th ssyS the lam
KEGS have gone up Tennessee River to Flor
ence, Alabana, with a feet OF gunbos's
About 500 cavalry landed and we're destroy
all IN their route through Franklin, l'a~rene'
and Marion counties towards Oberdeen, MIS-
sissippi L.Tg1 1.fE IHay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
CIaeIDnatI Market.
CINCINNATI, March l6.


FLOUR-Market dull and unsettled.
Super6ne 9O@6 90; extra OO@6 10 s.
family to fancy 25@6 so.
WHISKY-Demand good at 46t945s,
latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT--Demand fair in the morning,
2s@l 20 for prime to choice red, $500
| 80 tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
l 35@l 81 tor prime to choice Kentucky
white
CORN---Demand good, market closing firm
Ear at 67@6e in bulk, shelled at 67@6s in
bulk, and nt 78@s0 including sacks.
OATS-Demand fair, market rules steady.
We quote at 5000 in bulk, at eO@sO inclu'
ding sacks.
RYE-Market rules steady, supply and de
maud about equal at Ss@l Do Tor prime
samples on arrival
BARLEY-oAerings light, holders hrm
Prime tall at l 66@l So state spring, prime
to choice, at 55@l So.
GROCERIES-MArket dull and heavy
sugar l2@l3i, coffee 33@S5, moasse
| bS066
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
ERnM NEW ORLEANS.

NLw YoRK, March 1.-THE Steamer Ma
rian from New Orleans arrived last night
Texas advces state that one of the Texans
captured by the rebels aboard Steamer Cnm ,..n
bria, had been given over by the rebel militia
ry authority to the mob, who HING him An
other known as Nicaragua Smith, was shot
An internal machine was picked up fioatlug
in the Mississippi River, 1t contained about
l5O pounds Of powder.
John Maginis, editor of the Delta, died on
the 3rd inst. He Is to have monument
erected to his memory by the citizens OF New
Orleans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
SHERIFFS SALE.
Supenor Court,
Case No. 1856.

"a 'H'N aNN'" . '5CSPsiiyI w V0uth
Jonathan Stump ct al In Partition ion
DY virtue OF, and IN Obedlence TO, the command of
ID an order OF sale issued by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, and to me directed l will
offer public sale vi the door of the Court House M
the city of Dayton, on
Saturday, Apra II, 1868,
AZ O'Clock m of said day, the following described
real estate, towi Beginning the east half Of sec
iion seYsnteep l7), town three () range four a.
6e, beginning at post on the east boundary line OF
said half section fifteen chains north OF the southeast
corner Of said section to Elijah FCX's corner, from
which walnut q bears south lio east s links dis
tant; also, sugar ~ bears so "a links distant
post, from which sugar bears TO- 10 links
distant also, sugar 81 due links distant; thence
s57 40 chains TO the half section line to po from
which grey ash "a bears south 557 10 links dis.
TAM; also, red elm 10 bears 3 a3s II links dis
tan thence 30 20 chains with the half section line
to Elijah foxs corner, from which beech IA bears
25o Il links Distant aso beech la bears due
az links distant thence with said Fox's line e59
40 chains to the place OF beginning containing ons
hupdred acres Of land more or less, wv I
The above described hrm Is situate about four mil
southwest OF Germantown; good soij thirty five acre.
Of the best OF timber; sugar, walnut and aah timber
also, one OF the best orchards IN German township
lying on public road and " said 10 be one of IN,
/ best upland arIns ~ the county. +. VI NH
Appraised At ss7 80 per and cannot sell for lea
/ than Two thirds o. the above appIesement
! Terms--one third cash, one-third in one aud thu
balance in two years from the day OF sale the deferred
payments TO bear interest and be secured by moItgag
on the premises
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county
GpNchiE HTRONd, Attorneys. inaTwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17

Martha Lindsey - John r. Coblentz and Jacob Rich.
No 24g5.
DY virtue Of a vendi execution 10 me directed from
ID the superior Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio
in the city Of layton, on
Saturday, March 20, 1868,
AZ o'clock p m OF said day, the following described
real estate, to-Wt Part Of lot numbered two hundred
and seyenty-three 273 in the city OF Dayton county
Of Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, beginning on ths
west line OF the lot at point thifty.wo 32l eet sorth
of the northwest corner OF the lot thence southwardy
with the line Of Ludlow street thirty-seyen on feet
thence at right angles eastwaTdy 10 the east line OF IND
lots thence nortlwardly with the east line OF the ol
thrtyseven (3f) feet thence westwardly 10 the place
Of begnnngi TO be sold as the property Of Jacob Rich
mOnd as security ior John Il. Coblents
Appraised undera former writ at 1920 and cannol
sell for less than two.thirds OF said appr,dsehent
Terms cash IN|
GEORGE woGAAAk, sheritf Mont. county
J0HR HOWARD, Attorney .| ie2swfs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

PORT HUDSON TO BE ATTACKED,
NEW YoRK, March l7--New Orleans ad.
vices to the 9Th, state preparations made for
an immediate attack on Port Hudson, Troops
and munitions Of war have moved in that d.
Tectiop.
Generals Banks and Grover started for
Baton Rouge. Lss
The attack on Port Hudson is to be made
by land and water.
The body of the rebel Major Pranos re
Gently sent to New Orleans for burial and al
least 5000 secessiOnists, more than half wo
men attended the funeral.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
lRsportsd for The: Daily Empire
New York Market.

NEg loRE, March ~
FLoUR-Receipts 900 bbls market dall,
and heavy sales 10000 bbls; 7l0@7 20
extra state; 7 60@7 so common to good
shipping brand R, II. o.
WHEAT-Market is dull, and nominal
/ 38@l 40 Chicago spring; COOL GA Mil
waukee club ] 7O@l 75 winter red ives.
tern.
CoRN--Market better at 9l@92 sound,
sl(39O unsound mixed western.
0ATS--Market decidedly better at 9SG9S5
common 10 prime
PORK-DulL -gtfHaH HfTU.
LARD-Dull,
BEEF-DRll
DRESSED HOGs-shade Grmer at /
az.
WHIsKY--Dull, dropping at 46lQ47l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
rMpnprANr CAPTuRE.

SAN FRGScrsco, March l6-The schooner
Chapman, when leaving for Mexico yesterday
was boarded by Government officials and Ia
ken in charge as a privateer About twenty
recessionists we're captured on ooard Inc
schoonsr was we'll armed inclnd'ng ak D'ass
Dahlgren guns with carriages suitable los ~. ase
an ships The correspondence iouhd on Pr,s
uners identified them as the party recently
negotiating for the steamer victoria TOT =
prirateer. The prisoners are connneu 10 OF. ~
Aleatros, Many more arrests are hkeiy "
take place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
VESSEL SEIZED.

SAN FRAScIscO March l6--The bark chap
man seized yesterday, arrived lately from New
York purchased here by secession'sls rn,
soners confess full compliment OF men wonld
have been taken aboard at rendezvous doWn
the coast. They hoped to capture the steamer
Oregon, then man her, and together capture 9
California treasure steamers before alarm
reached San Francisco.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
TnE PIRATE FLORIDA.

Nsw YoRx, March l7--Thc pirate Florida
coaled at Barbado on the l4th ult., left nest
dav. Admiral Wilkes heard OF her where
abouts before he left St. Thomas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
NEGRO RIOT.

on sPmKss, c. w. March lG--A seriCns
riot occured here Saturday night between the
,ghites and negroes The whites organized
Ia force and marched to the negro larterss
and ordered them away add then destroyed
xheir houses The negroes fled to the woods;
Three rioters have been captured. Several
were wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
FROM ROsECRANS.

WAsHlNaros, March l7,--A despatch has
been received at headquarters here, from
Rosecrans, dated Murfreesboro lOth, report
ing gallant conduct Of our cavalry under COL
Miniy, which captured rebel camp, II wa.
eons, ~ mnles, ia prisoners Place mo-
stated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
Dayton MARKET.
HARsHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat

T|H u II| DAYToN, MhFch Ia
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat,
wholesale rs, retail 70,
WHEAT 20.
C0RN-40
0ATS-45050.
BARLEY 26@l %.
RYE-90@l 90.
HAY-Timothy ~ 00@l2 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED--2 90. rt
WHISKY-45@45.
GROCERIES-CofIe 334@369; Sugar %
.(9l4A MoAssea 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@75; Teas | 30@l 50i Cheese
l2A6l3; Rice s@sl; Dried peaches ga iOi
Dried apples 4@5i Beans 5OC92 10 per bui
Butter 26695; Eggs l0Ml2a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
ARnIITInN VICTORY

1SDlAsApous, March l6,--Eight hundred
pasolsa prisoners enhoute fef Chicago, dc
tained OF Richmond, Ind, last night. While
there they completely demolished the Office
Of the Jefersonieh, anti-war sheet. ltDilI
They arrived here tonight and threatened
the Sentinel Office Military authorities placed
on guard TO prevent disturbance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
Reported for the Daily Emplre,l
New York Stock Market.

INV IUkhi WHIVH IIs
STOCKS-Better, active money at 6697;
Sterling Exchange al l03 for specie; Amer.
lean Gold at 55t; United States skies 81
coupons O4, registered OFF, Treasury
7 7s-lO / o6I, October aud April ono year
certificates 99{, Demand notes l66s, United
States 6yes IA coupons 9s,
GR0CERIES--Quet steady.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
DEATH OF THE EDITOR OF THE
PITTSBURG DISPATCH.

: PiTTsBusG, March l6,-Reese G Flesson,
ohe of the editors of the Dispatch, died this
morning after protractsd illness, Mr.. Flies
son has been connected with the Dispatch for
fifteen years, and with the Pittsburg press for
a much longer period.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
CINCINNATI 1VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Established in the YEAR 1850,
FOR TIE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control or two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world, i
DR. E. BoNAPARTE from London and Paris
IL Hospitals, and for the pant ten years OF the Cn
cinneu Nenereai HO9pita and Dr. 10. H. REYNOLDS,
late OF New York This ia the only office in the city
where n permsnentcuue Of PrlFae Diseases can be
obtained without the use Of mercury or change OF
diet, Gonorrh@a cured in to ~ hours, elect cured
in 3to 10 days; structures cuiedin 10 5weeks; Koc.
tnrnal Emsslons stopped IN to days; seminal
weakness cured in To- weeks; syphilis in ts prima.
~ stages cured IN days; Secondary symptoms in
potency, ygor restored IN TO weeks All diseases
OF private nature treated withunpalslleed success,
male or female. en- snU tIai ..t f-'T
Dr. Bonaprle's great work on private dlseases the
Private Guide to Health, is beneficial IL ALL male and
enale Old aud Young, should read this book, twill
enlghten those who grope 10 darkness. Price "a
/ cents, sent by mail.
DT. Bonaparte'g French Patent Male saie Il ia
perfectly sale, aud never fails to 90 sAtsiaction lts
| the only safe and sure preventive AGAINST disease
Price OF the French Patent Male Safe 81 the single
one, ~ Per halt DOZEN " per doaen ssnt by mail
| ~ MahhWe iIOLlE Err 3 Female Monthly Pills Is n
safe aud reliable remedy for sdppresslons and ali fe
male diseases Ladies should not use them during
pregnancy, as they will produce miscarriage Pf,ce
81 ~ per box-extra fine S5-seni any address by
mail. .y 81 - -
Drs. b. Il. are the men to consult they are un,
qgesnonably Acknowledged to be the champions and
kings OF Vtnerea diseRses and tbs only Doctors who
receive monthly reports nom the old world; they
have been secustomed Hom an early age Of youth 10
Wlnesa the various diseases which atiict mankind
and TO watch the progress through long career o
humble abode OF poverty " lhe mAnmbn OF the veal,
thy, and having aacertalned beyond doubt the yas
suffering OF humanity tney deiermined 10 select thC
generatVe system as their particular STUDY and TO dc
vote Their wnoeattentioh TO the elevation OF the dis
eases OF these important functions. No letters will b,
answered unless % they CONTAIN remlttanee ora post
! hEt stamp. tall or 0duresh,
Ora B0NAPARTR & REYNOLDS,
NO; 1872 syeamore street. between Filth SIXTH eas
SIDE Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours rom A M, 10 o L NJ fa5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm Of Lentz Weelsel IN the Boot and Shoe
J. business, at No. lOi Nam street, was dissolved
TITS day. (l5th febrnaryD by mutual conhent Fred n
Weekel retiring. The business will be continued hy
!. y. Lentz son, who will endeRvor 10 give entire
satisfaction 10 their customers and the public, who
have 30 herally patronized the establishment here
oiore. Persons who indebted to the firm are ex-
pected 10 make prompt settlement; thoae having
claims against 10 will present them for immediate
payment, the new firm settling the unfinished busi-
ness Of the old firm. ~ j. n. LENTZ, Jr,
n. Il " ECKEL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
GRAPE VINE ROOTS AND WINE.

HAVE from $1,000 10 $1,000 two-y -year.old Grape
il Vine Roots for sale. will allow liberal CONS
mission 70 all who may sell Tor me.
Also, good Calauba Wine for sale.
Residence near the Asylum, south ~ Dayion. Ad-
ocis FREDERICK scHUTTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-17
A DWELLING, COOPER-SHOP AND DlSTlLLERY
AT
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Chrsiian Miller Case No 1887.


jacob Heidschuh et AL Superior Court
DY virtue OF "A Judgment sf the Superior Court Of
ID Montgomery county, Ohio, rendered IN the above
entitled cause, | WILL on
Saturday. april II, 1868
At the door OF the Court House the city Of Dayton,
sell to the highest bidder, between the hours Of aud
4 o'clock m OF said day, the following real estate or
parcel Of land viz Situate said city Of Dayton, and
known and described as follows: Lot numbered nne
hundred and six (906) on the revised plat Of the said
city Of Dayton, IN the state Of Ohio.
SAID lot has upon it good dwelling, cooppr.shop
and distllleTy with large cellars attached
Appraised at Sl,.0O and must sell for 81, 300
ninliwts GEO. W MALAMBRE Mast Com