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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-10
VESSELS IN PORT-SEPT. 10.

Russian steam corvette Cslayala. Geltouchin- !
Am bark Comet, Smith q
Bremen ship Elena, Bremen. z
ing sch Domitiin- Grififhs- :
Am lark Helen Mar. Deshon- &
Bremen bark George Ludwig, HaesIOop. Z
Am harkeuiine Constitution, POmrCy. y
Steamer KiIauea, McGTegor. =
Recommendations Rookie, for Hilo, Kohala, sc. >
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ARRIVALS.

Am haTxntne Constitution, Pcmroy. % days from
. Tsekslet, with lumber to II. HseSfeld e. Co.
Sch MOikeiki. Napell, firm Lahaiua and hahulri,
with wheat. mOassss, fungus and machinery, 1
cabin. 3 deck pass
Sch E~am-iameha II, Clark. from MaikU, with 10
brls molssse-, 9 cabin, : deck pass
G-Steaner Ar~ie Laurie, Narchani. from xindward
ports with native freight, . eabin, Is deck pass
Sch Jeannette. firm MOlDaa with hrewcSd.
Bremen bark George Ludwig, Ha,soop. l63 dys firm
Bremen, with general mdse 10 Ia Hod-cihaeger &
StapenhOrst-
Sch MOiwahine. Kuheana. firm Hanaiei, witt 325 kgs
sugar, : hides horse. : cabin. II deck pass.
fs-Sch Hannah, Meek, firm ports On Kauai, With fire.
wood
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-10
SSENGE

FOREIGN.
FROM TEExiLEr-per Constitution. SEPTEMBER i-wuEam
GrIIum. james Thompson
for APrl-pcr KehFsieicr. September s-H sp.osdosky,
William GcIium. James Thomp-on-
For san FRASCIsCO-per Comet, this day-D L Gfegc. Uife
aud 1 children, Capt II " Nist and wife, Mrs VI 81 Brewer,
Miss steward, J Resor, 8 Reso.. G " Lothrop. Mr. Smith. Miss
Rachel uucEett. Miss Jane Porter, Nr Fuller, Chas trrby, c Z
Richards, Cnswkec, George Mcdonald, I v Gulick, : b Lyons,
rhos Hunter, A TayLT-25.
CoASTvTsE-
For WISpwARD PORTs-pcr Annie Laurie, ~Septe.iber &c
T. Beckwith and lady. Rev " 4 ScOtt, Mr. Hydr-i
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Ships Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.

Fsr s.. EsAseIeo-per comet, hi. day, September 10.
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- We hear that the favorite clipper schooner
Emma Rooke has changed owners, and Will be
placed on the Lahaina, kohala and Hilo route I'M
der Capt Bush, of the .Nttie .NerriH,-whiie the
.Nitfie will take the place of the Emma Rookie to
Lahaina. kalepolepo and Makee's Landing. under
the management of the veteran Westherby. The
Z. R, is receiving a uew coat of paint and other
repairs while awaiting the arrival of Capt. Bush.
= By reference 10 advertisement, 1t will be seen
that the cargo of the Domitila will be sold on Friday
and Saturday next, 11th and 18th inst. The sale
was postponed on account of the sailing of the Comet
on the 10th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-10

FOR APts-per Kehrwi-ier. September s-I2O brIs moIasscs.
u kEs sugar. 10 rags. 10 brls Hour, So c. bread, 8 bts hess 4
pork, II bris potatoes, 3 asses, II sheep, IL pkss dTy goods.
y brls ale. $3.50 gals oil shocks. ] * specie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-10
DEPARTURE Els.

sept Sch Nettie Merrill Bush, for Hl1-
3-Sch Warvick. Boil, for NOlokai.
Sch ksmOi, for Lahaina and kahuiui.
7-Steluer Annie Laurie, MaTchanf, for viniward ports.
Sch kamehameha ", Clark. for Naliko-
Sch Jeanette, for MolOaA. Kauai
Slam brgtne Kehrwieier, Rachau, for Apis, Navign-
tors Island
Sch Nofkeiki, Napeia. for Lahaina and kakului-
Sch Noiwahine. Kuheaua. for Hanalei-
Sch Hannah, Meek. fr porte o. Kauai.
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conscience SMITTES.-The party or parties
took the watch OF Mr. Stephen Spencer, wer
severely handled by the little monitor within.
they took occasion ON Sunday night last to hans
stolen article on his gate, where Mr.. 5. found i
Monday morning. minus the sovereign which
attached TO the chain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
INDIANS WHIPPED

WARRINGTON, March 3l--OBcial informa-
tion has been received of Col Connors severe
battle and splendid victory on Bear River,
Washington Territory, after a forced march
Of lao miles in mid winter aud through deep
snow in which rs OF his msn were disabled
by lroz~n feet, he and his gallant band OF only
200 atlscked 800 Indian warriors ia their
slronlhold and after hard fought battle OF
fonr hours destroyed the entire band leaving
204 dead upon the field Our loss was Is
killed and 40 ounded
These Indians had murdered several mn
ers during the winter and wore part Of the
same band who had been msssacrsing immi-
grants on the overland mail route for the last
fifteen years and the principal actors and lea
ders in the horrid crimes OF the past summer.
During Colonel Conuors march no assist
Ance was rendered by the Mormons, who
seemed indisposed he saws 10 divuge any in
formation regarding the ludisns, and ohsrg
ed enormous prices for everything furnished
bis command
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
FROM VICKSBURG.

CHICAGO, March 3l--A Cairo special says
last "Wednesday morning the rams Lancaster
and SwiiErrIand undertook to run past the
batteries OF Yicksburg
AS soon as they came within range the Con-
federates opened tremendous Gre
The Lancaster was struck thirty times, Her
entire bow was shot away causing her to sink
immed a'ely, tuning complete somersau!t
As she vent down. All the crew except two
escaped.
The Switzerland was disabled by four
pound ball penetrating her steam drum She
hoated down the river, the batteries still keep
ing up fire, striking her repeatedly
Finally, the AIbatross ran alongside and
towed her % the lower end of the mouth Of
the canal The loss of life on her was not rs
certained.
On the way urJ the Hartford and Albatros:
encountered battery al Grand Gulf more
formidable than those at Port Hudson
The former vessel was struck fourteen
times Three men were killed.
Both vessels returned the 6re vigorously +;
both more or lees injured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHISGToN March 3l--A special 10 the
Herald says intelligence received tonight
from Winchester, Va, shows that by recon
noisanoe IL had been ascertaiHed that there
is no rebel force within thirly.6ye miles OF
thai place.
Times special says under stringent order
issued recently by Gen. Hentzelman, disloyRl
inhabitants of that vicinity find it almost i'm.
possible TO maintain communication with
their friends across the borders
Hon. E. G Spaulding, of Buffalo, has been
mentioned to-day as possible appointee to the
vacant office Of Comptroller Of Finance.
1t is said the President positively refuses 10
grant authority to raise more negro reg!-
mentl
World special says the President will Wis
it the Army OF the Potomac tomorrow, il the
weather permits
Special to Tribune from General Conch's 8
Head Quarters, March 3lst, says Major Gen
eral Howard Commanding End Division,
COUGHS Corps, has been assigned temporari-
y to the command Of Sigel's Corps, and Gen.
eral Gibson to commend Howard's Division.
The recent rains and snow storm last night
left tho roads 10 a very bad condition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
FROM HILTON HEAD

NEw YoRE, March ala Hilton Head let.
ter OF the 9th says heavy firing was heard
nearly all the previous day in the vincnity ol
Charleston, and it was thought that the feet
which left on Wednesday was attacking the
rebel batteries at,Stono Inlet
The Savannah Republican of the 25th re-
ports an engagement between the rebel ligh
batteries aud Federal gunboats on Monday
but gives no particulars
The Loyalty appears TO have been in lh,
vicinity of Jacksonville
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
FROM PORT ROYAL.

New YuRE, March 1.-The Post has in
formation from Port Royal that arrangements
for the attack on Charleston nrs nearly COM
peted Mach confidence exists in the sue
cess Of the movement Ample arrangements
are made for the safety Of Fort Pulaski and
Hilton Head durug the absence Of the iron.
clads and troops
Hilton Head letter Of the 10TH says the
expedition whloh left far Stono, consisted Of
nine sailing vessels, foar gunboats four Moo.
itora and several transports.
late Richmond pApor contains a detailed
account Of great Gre there destroying 750 or
500 hogsheads Of tobacco, valued at half a
million dollars, aud Government property
rious kInda TO the aggregate Of nearly a
quarter million more
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
;y Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Nav YoRK, March 3l--Bragg lost at the
battle Of Stone River $4,000 men in killed,
wounded and missing.
This is the official 6eares Seven hun.
dred officers we're killed, woundci and miss.
ing. Two Generals were killed aud three
wounded General Breckenridge and Cheath.
am escaped without scratch.
The rebel army in Tennessee consists OF
l09 regiments of infantry and seventy.6ye
regiments of cavalry The latter under Gen.
Wheeler, Van Dorm being second in command
CHATTANOOGA, March 27-General Foster
captured yesterday at Brentiord nine miles
in the rear OF franklin, 800 prisoners dc
destroyed house, carried away commissary
stores aud burnt the railroad bridge, tore up
the track and captured II loaded wagons.
Fr MONROE, March 3l--Yesterdsys Rich.
mond Dispatch has the following
The enemy has appeared again in force in
front Of Fort Pemberton.
Monday ? NJ firing was heard The re-
sult is unknown.
The report Of the capture Of General Car
ter's brigade BY Humphrey Marshall is not
confirmed.
General Morgan had a fight on the goth
at Liton, lasting Eve hours, driving the enc.
my two miles when they were reinforced
Gen Morgan says his loss of officers was
heavy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
FROM CALIFORNIA

SAH Francisco, March 3l--Nothing new
regarding the tbreassnsd demonstration by
sscessionists on Mare Island navy yard and
BSneeia arsenals.
The puolic is informed Of no circumstances
which warranted the alarm manifested by the
authorities although all commend their dispo-
silioa 10 take every preeaution TO guard
against danger.
There are many secesh sympathizers in Ma
pa county, though not presumable enough to
encourage the most daring to take up arms
against the authorities
With ordinary vigilance at guarding the
forts, armory and public properly, no one ap-
prehended danger from seeessionsts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
Dayton Market.

DAYToS, April !,
HARsHMAN's FLOCR-Red wheat,
wholesale rs, retail 70.
WHEAT 90.
CORN-40
0ATS--45@50.
BARLEY--l 259l 70.
RYE-9O9l co.
HAY-Timothy IL 003i3 90 per lou
FLAX-SEED-3 90,
WHISKY--A4@44
GROCERIES-Coff 33A936h; Sugar | 81
@lAl Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 66@75; Teas 30@l SO; Cheese
l5@l6i Rice 9s@lO Died peaches 99loi
Dried apples 4G95 Beans 2 5000 rs per hu
Butter 20@95 Eggs lO@l2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01

l 35@l 80 tor primo to choice Kentucky
white
C0RN-Demand moderate, offerings large.
market dull, heavy Ear ~ 65@66 in bulk
sholled at 65@66 in bulk, and at Ts@79 in.
cluding sacks
0ATS--Matket remains dull. and heavy.
We quote at 6s@7O in bulk, at sO@sO in.
GLIDING sacks
RYE-Demand good at ss@l 90 for
prime samples on arrival
BARLEf--Market dull, and dropping.
Prime tall at 6OG9l 65 state spring, prime
to choice, at 5Oal SO.
GROCERIES-Market dull, and lower
sugar lll@l2i coffee 32@34 molasses
5s@63
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
PROVOST MARsHAIs AND ouININE

WAsuIxoFoG, March 3l.-rhe War Depart.
ment to-day 'fQally flushed the Inst OF Pro-
yost Mhrshals for the several States II will
be announced in q few days, number OF
civilians have been appointed
The day after the announcement Of the
uiactnre its own Quiniue, the price declined
80 per cent The Department has received
proposals Offering TO furnish it at reduction
Of 10 cepts per ounce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
FROM KENTUCKY.

LoUrsvrLtr, March 3l--Msjor Clarence
Prentice with two subordinate officers OF the
rebel army came into Louisville to-day. They
we're arrested and sent to Camp Chase Fed
eral forces closely pressing the rebes Cap.
tured lao prisoners near Stanford and recap
tured 2 900 head OF cattle which the rebels
bad taken from Kentucky.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
VESSELS FOR sECEssIA.

New YoRE, April Capt Live Of the Bri
tsb Bark, Cruise who arrived here yesterday
from ST. Thomas, March 10th reports the
English screw steamer Pet from England
and Iris which had previously landed her
cargo of cotton n Portico from Mobile both
sailed on the 18th for secession.
British frigate Pbatlow, sailed in company
with them as a convoy. The British steamer
Neptune, arrived the same day from England
she was TO have sailed for Confederate pori
in few days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
PETITION FOR PARTITION

CRtharine Smith, John l.. Smith, her husland ari
tmnp ~ 4nnckkel k rs ~ halah Lees, John NJ Lees, her
minor heirs OF Daniel =, Gunckoi And Msr, e
81, WIDOW oi sad -. 4. GuncEel, dsondauts p,irs
partition. 'NA ioi
1NnE delondants, Sarah Leesi John NJ I,ss h.r
i husbaud Isaiah Gunckel, Orlando y as'n,,,h nvr
and Mary Gunckel, will TAKE notice that A
nied against them ON the 24ih day OF Feb11ary ~ "
isesi BY the shove named PLAINTIFF, and b now psg ~
OHIO, wherein the said Catharna NTH and pbtL,1 n
Guneke demand That PARTITION be made on me ,oIo,v
~ S s,gu1'o l moh'e9lnsry county, state Of
part Of the southeast quarter OF section nun bev
township two and range i've east, beginnpF az the -
corner Of me tweny acre tract o. lnnd desded hv N
p Guneke 10 Joseph Cupp, 10 the year ts m ~ 80 -
ld' so win the west line Of said twenty mere tsc
70 ne northwest corner thereof being Eboui hyone
Perehesi thence LOO aV " with the west hne IN sn
eight acre tract o and decided by Daniel r CpncLai
10 Richard Lane ~ the scar IS 10 tho nortiSest eot
ner OF bau tract, siXty-tNo perchea to eors,r m IN
Dayton and Germantown pike; thence 4 436 81 d, &
said pike QUE hundred aud twelve perchss 10 H., XII
corner Of tho farn decided by Philip Gunckel 10 panii
his life time; thence % so ihrty.three AMI b,.n
tenths perchff 70 tho section line, thence n sac ~ q
one hundred And eight aqd nne-tenthh pegches 10 the
place Of beglunng eOntanng forty five acres ami .y.
epty siS psrches, more or less.
Also, the following tract situate IN said county anl
state and being part Of tho southeast quarter 81 e
tiou HeYeO aWnsmp two, range hve east beginD'ne =,
the northeast corner OF the tract OF land eoninin
lSenly acres and one hundred aud thirty perohes
decided by DANIEL i, 9unckei 10 Joseph tnph In tbe
year 1859 thence a' 43 "a $40 perehhs i eor
ner o the iarm as ownedby Daniel r. Gnnckel; thenea
aa 3V " ~ o-lp perehesi thence 90. ~ " aione
the line OF the Dayton and Germspto,rn ~ th n,s
east corner os the eight acre tract OF land decided in
Phuiel GunclSe 20 solomon Cupp in tia yesr is63
belng ~ O.l0 perchcs thence l05 80 tlont
line q the said eight acre tract 10 ths bor6 line ~
Joseph cnpps northern line Of his twenty acre taot
ninety perches thence 969 ~ along sad norther,
rno 1l eupPs iana 70 lhe place Of beginning, thirty
AZ the next term Of said superior Cont appleatiou
vii % made BY said paints ior an order tkai part
statute IL such cases mtds and PROVIDED. Wv
h0UK . MCMAHON,
ef'"P Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
LATEST ME WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM EUROPF

IhIbh 'fhOM hOhOfE
New YoRK, March 3i---The steamer City
Of Washington, left Liverpool the 18Th,
Queenstown the 10TH arrived at II o'clock
this morning.
Parliament proceedings we're unimpor.
tAnt
The Polish question assumes great promin.
ence
Important French diplomatic oorrespon.
dence, showing gravity OF the question
The French petition is in favor of Polannd
An influential meeting in London de.
nounced the course OF Rnssia and called for
cessation Of diplomatic intercourse with her
until reform is brought about
The Morning Post POUNDS threatening and
war-like article on this meeting but Times
repudiates tho idea Of breaking Of inter
course.
Polish insurrsction shows no change Re
ports continue obscure
Other Continental news unimportant
Polish legion now forming IN London, it
consists OF Poles who will shortly depart fully
equipped for Poland
The New York Correspondence OF the
Timea does not rec the smallest sign Of the
North laying down its arms or it's confuiug
the war TO the question OF u boundary
LATEST
Confederate loan was formerly introduced
into the market and was very successful II
touched per cent primumn and attracts
much attention and debate. twill receive no
official sanction by stock exchange.
The prize 6ght between Heenan aud King
has been arranged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
Reported for the Daily Empire.l
New Work Market.

NE" IVhkl AprlI 7.
FLOUR-Receips 900 bbs; market
l0@l5c better sales 5000 bbls 6 9OCa7 0O
extra state; 30@7 10 common 10 good
shipping brand r Il. o.
WliEAT--Market lC92 higher and quiet
| 4l@l 63 Chicago spring; / 64@l Sc Mil
waGkee club; 70al 7i winter red wes
tern.
COkN--Market &c better at gl@9S souad
5000 unsound mixed western
OATS Market qaiet at s4@s7 common
10 pume.
PORK Market frmer at IL OO9II 90
for mess
LARD--Shado friner at l0B
DRESSED HOGS-Shade irmor at 7
al
WHlSKG-Firm at 464@474
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
ClncInnalI NIarket.

NENNIN"" II 41HI VI OI1
FLoUR-Demand fair for higher grades.
Superhne S0@5 30 extra 0O(a6 10
family to fancy 20@G 40.
WHisKY-MArkst frmer at 4l3@4ls, lat
ter rate for wagon.
WHEAT-Demaud good, market 6rm.
] 26@l ~ for primo 70 choice rcd, ! 3O@
] 81 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01

Nav YORK, April 1.-The steamer SHIELD
rake, from HAvnna the 26th ult, has arrived.
Nothing later from Mexico All quiet at 81
Domingo The prize schooner Mary Jane,
from Nassau, arrived here She was captur-
ed off Wilmington With cargo of salt and
coffee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL


Established in the Year 1850,
FOR TIE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES.
And under the control of two Of the most Eminent
Fhyselans IN the world,
nR E. BONAPhRTE, from London and PARIS
~ Hospitals and for the past ten years OF the Cln
clnnAu Nenereal Hospital and Dr. ". b. kEYNOI,DS
late OF New York fhis is the only office In the elty
whore permanent cure Of Private Diseases can III
Obtain ad without the use Of mercury or change Of
dlet Coporrh'ea cured ia 10 ~ hours, Geet cured
10 $40 10 dnYai structures cured IN to weeks; Noe.
lurnal EnmNona stopped IN 10 d dhys; Seminal
MeRkuos cured IN to weeks; sypbiiisin ia nrIn,s
ry stages eIire iu days; Secondary symptoins in
to 3weeis skin uise ases cured N / TO weeks, I'M,
potency vigor re6torod IN TO weeks All dseases
male or female.
Dr. Bonapane'a groat work on private diseases. tbe
@ @iINSte S.Hue 70 hesith, II beneficial to all male and
lemSe Old and young, should read this book twill
ennghten those who grope In darkness. Price 70
cents tentby mail.
DR.. Bonaparte's French Patent Male saf,i II "a
perfectly sale, and never ias 10 20 aalisiaetou tits
ihe only'sae and auro preventive against disease
poe 40 o. @ me French Patent Male Safe, u the single
So Madame LOzlER's Female Monthly piils IL
sue And reliable remedy for suppresAoDa and ali e.
male diseases Ladies' should not use them Cainnp
pregnancy, as they will produce miscatnage NJ ~
mail. ~
Drs, n. a R, are the men TO consult they are nm.
guestionably acknowledged 10 be the champions and
kings OF neresl diseases aud the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world; he,
have been accustomed from an early age OF voutb S
wltneAa the various diseases which Rfici nabhinu
ana 70 watch she progress through a bong career b
proieseionalatudy In every sphere OF lite nom IN,
humble abode Of poverty tS The mansion of the ,ae
my and having aaeerte,nei beyond doubt the yas
suffering OF humanity, they determined 20 select tht
BenetahYo system as then particular studt and 20 do
vote their whole attention 70 the alienation m h a.
eases OF these important functions No lettera viii i,
answered unless they contain remittance or a unst
age stamp. Call OF address, 80
Drs. BONAPARTE REYNOLDS.
NO, 1872 sycamore street, between Finh Sixth aas
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Once hours rom AN. to9pM g6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
REBELS RErREATING

CINCINNATI, March 3l--The rebels are 70
treating from Kentucky rapidly.
Pegram at last accounts was South OF STAN
ford, hotly pursued and is reported TO have
been compelled TO abandon bis cattle and
trains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
A FOREIGN ITEM.

NEw YoRK March --latest por City
Of Washington.
An important engagement occurred on the
18th at Kondek Poland. The Russians were
compelled to retreat aud the town IVES burnt.
The insurgents numbered 3 000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
JEREMIAH ENNIS' ESTATL.

NToTloE Is hereby given that the subscriber haa
IN been appointed and quali a. Administrator on
the estate Of ysrsmsh Epnis, late Of hoptgom@y ,
county, Ohio deceased.
na11wa A. 0EIoBh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01

A ~ persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
Is "Rae&,agned, ~ ~ by note or account will please cal
On u Chandler, 200 Third street 10 stairs Shera
ny ny pVoss nie Kept and settle the sane Gtn In
00hs squared lszdzm N. sIBFEnMii.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
WELLAND CANAL.

ToRRESCE, April 1.-The Welland Canal
will open for navigation on the 18th inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
lRsPored for the Daily fmpne.l
New York stock Market.

NEw I0RK, April
STOCKS-Botter, active money ut per
cent on call Sterling Exchange unchanged
American Gold AZ l 564, asking 5s Uaited
States skies 81 coupons 06t registered
J O44, Treasury 3-l0 "a, one year Ger.
hdcatea 9Ss, Demand notes | 53l United
States hyes "a coupons 9st, New York
Central l4s, Erie 77a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
ApwhinlNd, eooPgR-sH0F AND DisrlLigR
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Christian hilior case 30 ,ta7

Jacob Heidschuh st al Edrea Coutt
DY virtue Of a judgment u the su.aior Conn al
- Montgomery county Ohio roul.f,'d IA the above
entitled cause, will on
Saturday, Aprl 10, 1863
Al the dodf oil the Court House in thetty OF DAYTON
sell to the highest bidder between the jurs OF and
4o'eock m Of said day, the following real estate or
parcel OF land via, Situate sid city Of Daytoa and
known and described "a follows Lot numbered nine
hundred and Elk 600 the revised plat OF the aad
city of Dayton, IN the state OF Ohio
bad lot has upon IL a good dwelling eoopRr,,hon
and distillery, with large collars attached ~
Appraised al II, 500 and must selI ior 81 .3Oo
naltwta GEO. W MALAMBnE Mast Cnun
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
III Il a u q u "A r. II e r. g
FOR
Produce and Provisions

IAOoh W. HklDLER, montgomery 8ouse -
corner room, At the old Excelsior Daiiy Marei ~
constantly receiving, and keeps for sale N FsH n
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