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rhs Arabia Osswara Bessa.

The steamship Ar ibs s> Il ID. 'g-nson ~th thir'r
p>~ssossn for Aasas sof slrsydrs for iAv~pool BE
tAs~ css ~ 900 10 spscs.
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Private Instruction In PENN . N sh I p
and Bookkeeping At GoLDSAfrH'5 Academy, 735 Broad
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Twelve Csrtcs dc visite, 81, Two Large
Photographs, 81 Proof shown I've minutes after sitting
vKU6lAN's 2?3 Bowery. near Prince street
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OmcSal ORA wtags OF the Library Aseo-
citation Compsny's Lottery Of ken,aokv
ExrRA CLAss SS7--sept ~, 1851
i6, 68, &, 1, 43. %, Is, SO. 73, SO, a.
Class 338-dep< 30 1861
~, SO, Ia. ~. %, so. 7. 20. AZ. 40. OF 7C. 90
FRANCE. ELLIs / CO. Managers ooy,astoa. Ky
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and transports lying At anchor and alongside the pier
Upon tho inside OF the obverss s Tho following nscrp
ti)n;-
Pressntef u
/ BRiGADiER GENsRAL RUFUS INGALLS, {
/ oncers Of the or,r,srm.s,er's nepar,noe, Army /
of tho Io.pmac. {
Juss I, 1883.
III, spring which opens the case has for its bead a
sp.saigi pure whi,e two carat diamond.
The watch is accompanied by heavy plain goi neck.
chain The expense Of tho whole Establishment ose
th,usand dollars
The compliment is a very handsome ono. and ia well
deserved BY It's recipient, whose Administration Of tho
aai responsible duties OF his dspir,men, has
been such 10 for him tho greatest regard and
esteem Of ali who have had occasion /, operate with
him, Who have been osnnoctsd with the army whose
comfort aud efficiency are 90 largely dependepi upon the
promptnsss, energy and ability displayed BY s ChIot
Qgartsrmaster.
The portco OF the north wing Of the capit,
comps,ea and the arbls asures BY Crawford FOR tho
psdiment srs beiDS raised 20 their plAoes The models
r the door By the sans srts hsvs reached se- York
ani u - be east IN this country. The north wing
Senate entrance viii be perfected this seas,o but that for
the souih wing vii DOT be- The members of the House
must hsrcore eoaiinus to reach their seats BY sso.er
crswforis statue Of Jsrersos (compaaoo " tbA, ot
wiossr) 10 70 b pseed % the House sias' AMI e 70
occupy niche opposite Iusxss frssco picture Western
grafton. In scrorfance with the suSgsstiOn ~ w.
walter the Secretary Of the interior decided that ths
celebrated aud cn~tiv door 1 Rogers 70 be put At tbs
entrance W the main building a the Capitol 10
word u 10 " Be between The statues o Peace sad Var.
In other position cosd msks imposing ,pp>u
mr. stsr a, tbs grand portco and steps 70 tbs Old
buiding ere mat magnificent.
Things nov - 6dvascsd upon ths dome that NJ.
Walter perfectly confident OF cympeslng before Coo.
gr--s mssss Be has bssa consdsssby bsed berso'ors
. l.Sor s ssv.s & s.ses x ssssly a y'e sSr., Srsdi.i
fses IL aid .ha. snrs % known m
"rresdom' (ansss thousas1 pounls, fos the cap
ssoos. Birth forstgs and boms mechasos erprsss
bat Captain Thomas, The Inventor OF scAodns for
The rurposs, has rroosy no mngivings. when tbs
poodsrous nsurs 70 b ssvsssd 70 ~ ptsos notice ell
b siyon 10 the country.
n may ~ sasi,sction " knov that military IN
highest rama hers spsak q the rs5,etoo n Cbsr-s
Ton matter q psrfect caieslssos, and tbsrsf0re
must fall lo tine.
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OUR RUSSIAN VISITORS.
Movements or the Officers
Yesterday.
EXCURSION DOWN THE BAY.
~~>~~~>-~>~>>>>~D~>~
Visit Of Admiral Lis0yski TO Adml-
raj Farragu:.
~~-~.~~~~~-N4o~o~~>~>N>
Reception Of the Russian Naval
Officers To-day.
The PROGRAMME or ARRANGEMENTS.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC PROCESSION.
THE MILITIA TO TURN OUT,
&c. &c.. &s
The PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC PROCESSION.
THE MILITIA TO TURN OUT,
&C., &C.. &s.
E,cur,Ion Down tho Bay.


4 VISIT To TIE FORrS---tNrEHESyING INCIDENTS OF
THE TRIp--FRATERSIrY BETWEEN RUSSIANS AND
AMERICANS SPEECHES, ToAsrs, ETC.
On tho invitation OF the Pilot Commissioners, aud also
that OF Gcteras Dix and Canby some twenty OF the Rus
siau officers TO the feet at present in our harbor
went a trip down the bay yesterday. They were ac
companied by a large numbcr OF gentlemen. repre-
senting The civic, military and naval circles 0s
our comn,gry Among those on board were the
following: :-General caaby, Mayor Opdyke, Admiral
paulding General Van viiet, Recorder II 'fm N.
Judge icsind Of New Orleans; Colonel Frank +. Howe
Major Chris ,enscn, Rev. DR. Bellows, Rev. DR.. Chapin,
Peter Co rc-, EsG.; Hiram Barney Esl; f. Deaheid
Smith, Fsl the live Pilot Commissioners, vz:-Messrs
G. H. Marshall G. w. Elunt. II. trgcs, r. L. Iayir and
f. f. Morgan Police Commissioners Acton and Bergen,
together with several others. Tho Of the Russian
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Prizes Cashed In n II LcgnitLed Lotteries
Information given j. H. CLAYTON co, 10 Wall street.
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Tr OrraA-rhc sale OF scats for The opening night of
tho 0pcra on Monday next. viii oommoncc the morning.
81 tho box Office OF the Academy other usual
tefct Offices as advertised
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room No Q, n. Y.
An Incldeut or Travel "A Passenger by
the Hudson River Railroad had hts hat hown OIL and felt
In the river SIS II not singular" kAid he 10 geateTan
seated beside him. "hat hat took that rect onf mo,
all replied the other; 'l naurai should
take the water "Bcaver be- hanged" exclaimed tho
iraic loser; that was one OF Knoss best stSs" Well,
then ioaa ioke, You go bark 10
town and KNOX. 2i2 Broadway viii remedy loss at
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Omcsal Drs village OF shs she,by College
Lottery of Kentucsy.
EIrai Class 0ii-seot. ~ 1853
a. l6, At, SO. 75 CT. Gi. 81. 80. ~. 50, 66, 81.
Class Cl2-Sept. 10. 1904
&c. 10, A3. g. SO. 80. T. H. ~, 78. CO, 80. IL. A.
Circulars sent By addressing xoe,,, co
Covtngtou, Ky
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wAsurxcros. sspt. "a, 1884,
A Pr.s~sf for Ceweral IxSas-Prowas Of n< Improve.
~erh on ne copVo,-7Ae Reduction OF Chaviesssr Co..
rfercd Certain, &c, dc.
The officers OF the QaArtsrmasiers Department cf the
Army Of tho Potomac have procured magnificent gold
watch and chain TO BE- presented 70 rlgadIsr General
Rufus ingalls,, who has long ably administered tho
duties Of Chef Guar terms.er Of that army.
The watch beautiful YsodsnAms chronometer Of the
value Of six hundred and afty dolars Upon tho
side Of the front ot tte neatly chased view Of
tho depo, and harbor Of Aqua creek, with s steamers
and transports lying a anchor and alongside the pier.
Upon the inside Of The diverse Is tho following ascrp
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sioat EiiipticaI Sewing Machine

Composite IRON Window Guards-Fo'
the protection OF windows HUTCHINSON A WICKER
SHAN. 40 Canal street. east OF Broaiway
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Court OF appeals Caicsds~.
AInAsv, Scpt. 10. 1eoJ
mo following IA tho OF tho Court of Appeal
p' tomorrow (thuradv>-NoA bk, o. '. So. ID. ID.
a. 1916,
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srAsnuu -Oa wsi9~day. September %, HsHr g.
6sfSxscar. in TIE 14th fhs u hsr Ass
Her frerfs asd relatives fsss~<tgny nvitsd 10 az.
tsnd the fHnsrsi, this (rhursfay) stsrn1on At On.
O'Clock from la A~o street vb01t further invAtton
(Pbr ssr 5>1'b foey,A ray)
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Grover 81 Bakers
HfGHFsT PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES
FOR SALE AT g53 BROADWAY
Every description OF machine In. done to order.
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Tag sasrsRs 90 ~ Haig.sIs svruAL sEss
Il A. al usnsfrtsHt - 90 sfs r~tssa4 ~ a,
rsffesfs rsss~s fTfristaT wrvlsas 81 vius
70 silssf tbs fassf. y 81 80 fsl $50 ~ -
Lass Cc.sios R~rgfsias sssr.iArT
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Vfsit of Rear Admiral Lisovski % Adj
m,ral Farragut. at the Astor House.

Between twelve and one Cclork yesterday Rear Aami-
raj Lisoysk accompanied by four OF his occrs called
aim.ral Faasut at tho House. On arriving they
were shown into the lades' paror where fcw
minutes they toined by Admiral farragut. Tho
visit friendly Informal aAr, and aitor chatting TO-
geiher for fe~ poutes. Mrs Admiral farragut, 90
csnpan ed by several other ladies, entered the
when tho party adjourned TO private paror AMI par
OF early dinner Tho officers were oil In full uni
FORM ana attracted much from the guests Of the
house, who Appeared 10 with much pleasure tho
ris6y feeling existing between the representative naval
meu Of the Ensteru and Western hemisphcres.
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" I FuAAhuEFuIA. ttu3
ettcr from sas sieias~ ss@saoss. Ro de Norte.
sept II. Hys'-
Tho vaissbss rr'xs of no bss boon captured
BY tho semooe. asAsS eomnssd Of Csssmaoder Ro'sad
Sae IS Of British bv~i sna swce bsased fect long.
and showed British she - svsdssy scca hued
sat IN England fos a reject rsa of Ger.
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CorRr % covsos PLEAS Yok rHg cirr ssb
" esaar 81 Ns~ lrrs u ~ usttsf o. ftr ia.tss
n.'ay k-.t 49,. 49, t.. '.r1 q - 49, -, IS
ssr foss, 90 Esh tsy ~ ssstsmysf i.s ptFs.si ~
case DALI. Yfss tg<fr ~ - fsfiU5n ~ fsr,y
Rs..f hifs sns IA srisVa of Ash.y nsfiN N, ns
grfsr~f tt,i de tss ystugnsf HsnFy rt~.rI vns -
ssf b~fsly a4th1vixsf o. - nsfff W.
..,i r:s.. ssl,.. % 80 - q. ~ 80 .. 80,
vithin - tsys Ia tss ks- fo's tsgs
r DAILY rfa tafss N a. y CgNssra IT~s@
syvy saf# tasviA " Cbw
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S.oo are requested 10 display The uAtioaAi subseus
''SrS -. soeM eweftags and places of bssiusss.
s. sses arc aso requested TO display shcw nags
By order OF tho Courm,tsea NJ sx,..s.r,aoi.
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NC"
ready from bos to thousand grosA Ob.crve
b Brandreth" In white lesrA Government stamp.
Principal oce Brandreth House Also sold at No Union
sluarc. and all dealers
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t.s,sss.. -. = = ,m.,'ss = g-g.s Z s-gssss = -. -.
e. 4 tas "a - ~ 80 BfHnfftf
IA ss.ss sssusi l~ssans "A u.r ~iiuessss 49, 9
Ftiet a. stlsN
tLNAnr rJEDf
,tyyu,s svfsHAss ,,g.-.'ssA
ssP fIlf sA
~ SOS HtpNr
Bess.s ~ 80 .Fst.sr
So fsssi V D. tsA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
PETITION FOR PARTITION,

John Pontius, Daniel Pontius, Abraham Pontius ia.
cob Pontius, Lydia Stettler George stettler Saoma
Wolf, and john r. Wolf VS.. George Reitlin. err Noah
Umbenhower, Lena Brosus, koda Ann sharits,
John Sharlts, Jesse Dlnnger, and Lucinda Dinin
Court OF Common Pleas OF Montgomery county
Ohio. Case No. 2.7S. In Partition
TINHE said defendants, George Reillinger, Noah Um.
dents OF Montgomery county, Ohio, Jesse DininRer
and fLuclnda Dulnge, residents OF DaTke county,
Ohio, and Lena Brosus, whose residence is unknown
will take notice that on the 18th day OF January A. d.
1868, petition was filed against them in the Court OF
common Pleas OF Montgomery county, Ohio, by John
Ponuus, Dahel Pontiiis, Abraham Ponhus, Jacob
Ponnus' LYDIA stetler, George Stettler, SalomA Wolf
and John r. Vol, demanding partition Of the follow
ing lands AMI enements, toWIt situate In the county
OF Montgomery, aud state Of Ohlo All that tract OF
parcel OF land lying and being in section numbered
sixteen, o township numbered two, IN range mum.
oered hYe EAST OF meridian line drawn fTom the
mouth OF The Great Miami River, within the county
and State Aforesaid and bounded as follows, to-Wt
Beginning at the southwest corner Of said section;
thence east on the south boundary line OF said sec
uon one huhd ID and slxtytwo perches and a-hAlf
post AZ the southwest corner of William Settlers
land IN fnd seetionf thence north parallel with the
west boundary line OF said section one hundred and
aixty-three perches aud a-hAf 10 a post set at the
southwest corner Of Henry Settlers land in SAID sec
toni thence west parallel with the south boundary
line OF snd section one hundred and sixty two perehes
and a-hHlf TO the west boundary thereof; thence
south on the west boundary lne Of sald section one
place Of beginning. containing the whole one hund-
red and sxysix acres be the same more or less and
that At the next term Of said court they will appy for
an order of partition OF zaid premises.
.gJnIr.<t <t9t.lyr| ran ADAM CLAY,
JaifNe ii .Hftn Attorney Tor said petitioners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
A CONFLICT OF MILITARY AUrHoRI

New York, Jan, 24--The Express SAYS
on Wednesday last General Wool Issued Or
ders TO several commanding officers of the
regiments forming the whole militia in the
State, to report to him the number in each
corps ready for duty with other particulars
relative to their offices and the arms in their
possession, The orders were quietly served
spn these officers, and the commanders of the
regiments of the second division responded
by pesenting their regiments TO General Wool
1t is understood General Government 10 per
form this duty.-Some of the first division re-
ported to General Wool, but others boldly re.
fused to do so, ov the ground that Gov. Sey-
mour was legally the commander Of the for
ces OF the State. Yesterday General Hall
hrst heard of this movement of General Wool
de Immediately proceeded to the headquar
ters Of commander Of the East, and had a
lengthy interview with General Wool, during
which be entered vigorous protest in behalf
Of the State forces against the order of the
the General, requiring them to report to him
This new movement created great exctemsnt
IN military circles, and the prevailing oppinion
is, that it embopied the design of the National
Administration to place the militia under
their control
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHNGToS, Jan 26-Times special dis.
pActh saysl 5aa 44.l - II
conference was held last night at the
"hlte House IN which Secretary Stanton aud
seVeralsprominent Senators and Representa-
tives participated in which political matters
OF great lmmportauee were discussed and de-
termlned- That change of administrative
policy IN many essential respects will be the
result IS regarded as certain, even if occasions
Official changes in important places.
The Secretary Of War has notified Congress
that he is making such changes in the orSani-
cation OF his department as will relieve him
from further necessity for more than one as
sistans
1t is understood that Mr.. Woleott will re.
tire. lifttl 4lI-l1Laa4l. l-U yLHa
Mr.. Watson will remain as Assistant Sc
cretsry. .sra.r. .r..t .r.lt ~ 80 -
The exposure made BY member of the
Pennsylvania Legislature in reference to Al.
legged bribery and corruption in which Gen
Cameron is party is 10 be made the snbiect
OF enquiry on the part the Senate.
herald dispatch says as one of the results
OF the recent Republican caucus Il is intima
ted the demand for reeonstruetion of th,
Cabinet will be urged with pertinacity anC
that II change should not be made before
me an of March Congress in imitation OF tht
British Parliament, will pars resolutions de-
clerlng want Of confidence in the present
cabinet o''"
Worlds datch says very important report
said 70 be founded on good authority in re-.
ference TO the Army Of Potomac, has reaehed
me tonight 1t is that the Army of Potomac
is ty be virtually dsbanded and that the 0rest
or portion OF il sent to the West 10 co-opers,e
in.the grand campaign soon to be inaugurGted
sAsmali portion OF Il will be retained near
Washington just enough to protect the city, &C
runs the report ~ ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
CincInnafI Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. "a.
FL0UR--Ho lders advanced lOc, advance
not established. Super6ne COOS go; extra
1906 20; family 90@6 90.
WHISKY--Marketf firm at 43 "a
WHEAT-Market frmer, demand active
l2@l l5 for prime to choice red, | l56
Is Tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
/ 2O@l rs for prime to choice Kentucky
white ..--1 .,-s c~,Dv-A
C0RN-Demand good, and market rnles
6rm. Ear at so in bulk Jshelleiy at SO
in bulk, and 5s@59 including sacks, =
0ATS-Demand good, offerings light,
market rules frp We quote. new and old
at $1,000 in bulk, and held at 70@70, in
cluding sacks. Er..... .....gr gg.
RYE-Demand good, supply light, market
closing firm. s30s5 for prime samples on
arrival so ss.. .. an .ayy'..
BARLEY-Market unchsnged, and firm
Prime fall at 33@I IS; state spring, prime
to choice, at POOL 25 Qualities below
prime dull. a-|..arlt IN
GROCERIES-Demand good, market firm;
sugar ll4@l2, coffee 3O@33, rnoasses 5O@
So.
PROVISI0NS--Market very quiet, not
enough doing to establish quotations Mess
Pork held at II 25@ll so for old, and
l3 50@l350 for new Lard weak, not
saleabIe at over Sc prime city in tierces.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
SHERIFFS SALE.

John cofey e'al Montgomery Common Pleas.
Philip Edwards ct al In Part,non
Rf virtue OF, and Ia obedience to, the command Of
- an order OF sale issued in the above case and To
le @ rec.e9 Wlll ofer Al pubic sale ut the door OF
the Court House IN the city df Dayton, on
Saturday, January "a, 1859,
AtE CLOCK y m OF said day the following described
resi- esate to.wt In Lot numbered sixty-six (d8l IN
the lown oi Union in the county OF Montgomery and
appraised at 500, and cannot sell ior less than t
uhrus OF the appraised yalpe. 1eims-16 ash, X in
one and 20 in two years from the day OF sale; eiered
- ~ F'N"A-
del2dt~a"ts GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
LEGAL NOTICE,

state ate Of ohoi The Probate Court of Montgomery
county. Jacob Heikes and George Heikes Ex
ecutors OF Andrew HeiSes, deceased. Plantifs' w
tne WIDOW and heirs of Andrew Heikes, deceased,
ZEhiLDA BACKUS, formerly Zerilda Heikes, and
~ william w Backus, her husband of the state OF
KANSAS Will take notice that Jacob Hekes and (jeor9e
helkes, executors OF Andrew HeilSes late Of Mont
gomery county, Ohio, deceased, on the 2lst day of
January A'D 1868, filed a petition in the Probate
HouIt @ oi sad county against them setting forth that
~, o anus ssiu executors were empowered TO sell by
assets OF Bad estate nre insufficient to pay the debts
thsisol and that Andrew heikes died seized OF the
following real estate situate in the township OF Harri
@ sou, county Of Montgomery, and state of Ohio, de-
as follows, towit All the northeast qLarter of
. seeuon twenty, township two, range SIX east, &c,
containing iOO acres, more less, Ia said township
county and sale, and praying that the same, or so
uSn thereof as may be necessary pay the debts Of
ssu estate may be sold y order OF the Court and The
proceeds applied accordingly, and that unless thew
answer said petition by the 10th day Of February
Ioo' me same will be taken as true, and Judgment
rendered accordingly. JACOB aEIREs'
GEORGE HEIKES,
Executors.
OpLiN CAhlLLi Attorneys. ja24wtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
Eating Saloon and Restaurant
Dr.. J, 2. GILLEsPIE,
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER ooMMIssIoNERs SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
William F. sehsnck, .: Plaintiff, Mont Sup. Court
J. Harvey Thomas ct al, DefenitsS Case No 2elb
DUlSUAhT to an order OF the Superior Court OF
montgomery county, Ohio, made IN the above
case and directed TO me, will offer a public auction
= me door o. the Court House IN the city OF Dayton
IN the county and state Aforesaid, on
..s,l,., Saturday, January24, 1853,
AZ o clock ln OF said day, the following described
properly towlt situate in the county OF Montgomery
and state OF Ohio and IN the city OF Dayton to.g Lot
numbered one thousand nine hundred ana thirtv-our
sJt on the plat OF said city OF Dayton except six.
teen feet on the west side said loi running
toe entire lot, owned by samuel H. ThomAs being one
OF a subdivision OF oul.lots by N. Longworfh
sad properly is 70 be sold on a decree in favor al
William y. sohenek against J. Harvey Thomas, and
has been appraised st sixteen hundred dollars (Sl6tOl
pu eaho sell Tor less than two-thirds OF said ap.
praised value being SlO6G 6U25 Terms Of sale-cash
SAID real estate is situated Fourth street one
mousse west OF council street, and from Fourth
street 70 sycamore street fronting both
u"eilhg mouse on each END OF the lot
IL, II, WkAKLEY, Master Commissioner
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. desdawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
ADMIRAL WILKES TO BE ARRESTED
BY AN ENGLISH MAN-oF-WAR

- NEw YoRK, Jan 25-The steamer British
Queen from Havana the l1th and Nassau the
10th has arrived
The Bahama Herald of the l7th announces
the arrival Of the British war steamer Gallu-
tin, from Bermuda, and Spiteful from Hayan.
ma, and says
1t is reported from a highly creditable
sonrce that the commander Of the Gallatin
had received positive orders to take Admiral
Wilkes when and wherever found and convey
him TO Bermuda, where he will be detained
until further orders from England
The British ship Yesuvius took million
and half of specie to England from Mobile.
The Anna Ch'lds and Flora had arrived at
Nassau, probably to run the blockade.
The steamer Nina had arrived from George
town with cotton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
sHERIFFS SALE.

John Ahls surviving partner Of the late Arm of ID
Hhesloeh Co., Va. the Dayton and Brani
Turnpike Ii0ad Company. -'""
WILL offer at public sale AZ the do lr of the court
IL House in the eity OF Dayton on 80 NS'"'
.I.d ross . Tuesday, February 81 Is6s,
A. two O'Clock y M the right OF said Dayton and
brnht turnpike hoad Company TO take toll nj M
tornpke gate OF SAID company in Montgomery conn.
W ONO, situated On sad turnpike road al,ont ~
miles nom Dayton VIII be sold TO the person biddnS
judgmeni, Interest md cost, and the a ,os
thereon. u. ... , GEtt, Voc An a Al th III SOs'
JohR HOWARD, Attorney. is5e,i ,i,,.l i5se,it
N,B.-Toll collected al said oata IL. ~, NV We
mleA OF hAid road lying nearest Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
DaYtOn NfarIkaI.

DArTos, Jan. "a.
. HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-White wheat,
Wholesale, 4 75, retail 8 OOa Red wheat,
Wholesale so, retail 90
WHEAT 05. '~.|s'Hf'f w
CORN--4O. ,fgtlII 3I'J .lI
0ATS--40@43- t..-y ..ff q,
BARLEY-l 1901 20 o.
RYE-56@60 .sf'| .tgs/
HAY-Timothy II OO@l2 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-l rs.
WHlSKY-34@31, ---ss-| ~.
GRoCERIEs--Coffee 29@3s; Sugar II
@l3; Molasses 65@66; Teas ! 30Q9l so ;
Cheese I23@I3; Rice e@aA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

New YORK, January 26
FL0UR-Receipts. &, 900 bbls more active,
SOLO better sales 5000 bbls 690@7 90
extra state; Z 4O@745 comm0n TO good
shipping brand r. II. O..
WHEAT-None, and market lc better;
459l so Chicago spring l 5O@l Sc Mil
waukee club ! 59@1 ca winter red wes
tern. FJ..g. ~.
CORN-Market lc better at ss@89 mixed
western; 76@87 unsound -.yC ~
OATS-Quiet at 67@7I common to
prime. 249sfy .gLLJ g1gro p5stf.5
E1R6-stssSy E4Rb-stssSy .h2fgtlJJ0gb
DRESSED HOGS-Shade easier.
WHlsKY-Heavy, declining at 4sC949
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
Valuable Farm at Public Sale

fINHE undersigned will offer at uublic sala n, Thu
day, JANUARY !, 1853, at o'clock D m the iarm
Known as the MUCK FARM, situate in Jefferson
toWnsmp, montgomery county, Ohio, two miles sonth
west OF Liberty, and three miles south of Trisselis
MIL a. me township road, containing l24 acres 10 Of
balance Is in good oak timber good TWO. story rini5
house frame barn, aud other out-buldings, and a
hever-iang wen Of water. terms made known on
uAy Si sale' JOHN MUCK,
Ia JOSEPH MUCK
ueiu VIM. BIOHI,ER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
THE GUNB0AT WINoNA REPORTED
SUNK AT PORT HUDSON

& NEw YoRK, Jan 25--Advices from New
orleans state that on Thursday, January 9Th,
r. NJ, there Was rumor there thatthe Vino
ma, one OF our gunboats, had been sunk by
the south battery at Port Hudson
1t is reported that Slonewall Jacknon, with
10000 men, had re-eniorced Vieksburg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Henry Huesman, Plaintiff, against Carl drummer
Defendant Before John II. 5toppelman Justice oi
y, ,ne pesce oi Dayton township, Montgomery coun.
" tlce issued an order OF Attachment in the aboya
and iity cents. 'e'i uOii"S
Ia3w3 HENRY HIrEsAIAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.

IhE lown Council OF Miamisourgh, OHIO offer for
- SAFE good secondhand Fire kngne, with abont
iour @ hundred feet of Leather Hose The engine il in
good working order and Will be sold at barealn al
man, Committee, Miamisburgh iai7S4