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Sale to bO the 18th Of March, 1884;
Splendid Farm for Sale

oNE-HALF MILE FAoM MtANIsBURG.
TNHE undersigned will sell al priyste sale between
known hrm belonging 10 The estate Of Pnip =. Geb.
hsrt, deceased 'onislnina one hundred aud ferty-
seven Asres. AAid arm has upon u two dwelling
houses-one large eommodiouS br ok also, harm and
other necessary outbaildinga. Tho soil ls Of the
richest quality, principally bottom land and has aso
4 hue lot of timber. Terms reasonable. Inquire ii
tha subscribers In hianlsbufg.
SAMUEL oEBHARr.
ISAAC DIsSINoER,
eHIdaWaW FHecutOFH
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A COuntrY ReSLdence fOr Nnle,

A DESIRABLE country residenee, with hReen
IA acres Of good land lying one mile north OF Day
ton, on the old Troy road 10 offered Al private sale
There 10 large and comfortable tram6 house, and
good outbulldinRE, on the lAndi M orchard OF fine
Rraited apple, pear aud peach trees; large escort
ment OF straWbeuy nnee, Of the Wilson, New Albany
and frohc varieties; also, about three Of Young
euirAnt bushes, ior wine purposea Any persona de-
sirnG 20 Purehahe are requested toral and examine
ndebt that q vii bear inspeotion
Also, ten and half sores d nmhpred lAnd iOuJ
mnes norm OF Daytoni mar me Old Ifoy road.
nss4dAWa IL JAMES KK00P,
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sAP ONIFIE
.ra Oh, f
CONCENTRATED LYE 4!

FAMILY SOAP MAX ER.
w at makes high pr OeSI sapOniGsr helps 70 IL
dues them. itmaksS Soap fer FOar cents pound
Sy usiug ySur n'ohan grease
~ CAUTIONt AZ spunous Lyes Snered
also, be carsful and Only Guy the Patented article
put up in Irsn cans, all others being eounterfeits
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MAEVFACTNG CO.,
PhiISdslphia--Ns. laT Walnut street.
Pitt.burg-PItt 81. sRd DWquesne way.
nol7dawsm
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Dayton Weekly Empire.
BY HuBBlRD a BROTHER,
LAr oF THE 1.oaAN COUNTY aAzE rrE )

(LAr Of THE LOGAN COUNTY sAzErTEl
Bavida taken charge Of the Darcy RHHEH W
possess All ths desired fac htes fnr pubshing frat
class papt aud respectfully submit this Prospectus
TO the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every
where tor their subscription and support.
The EMPIRn will be a Democratic paper, without
any prehr or qualification u will he for Constitution.
Tor Law, for Jinerty, Tor Pesas. The Empire IL
Peace," said Napoleon, and so, humbly, but earnest
ly, say we. These ldeps we shah lnculcaie; not by
vic ent or 1Icibe resistance to constituted authority
bu within the pale OF the law by argument, by faots
by appeals to tie reason ot the people.
Ihis yer ol 1864 ~ destined TO he memorable lor
al time. Itmust mark the Era Of Democratic Resto.
rau.n-LRv, Order, Peare, ani Union-oT the after
and final over hrow OF American Lihety, with super.
yenng Despoism, or Anarchy which 10 more to BE-
One on The conditions OF Deraeeraao success vhch
must he camphed with, Is the dissemination OF Dem.
ocnuc papers. These ought TO bs put in the hands
Of every msn who will read them, II this were et.
footed, all doubt Ct next fall wsul be reno
ed. The people will redeem thenss yes, II they can
Those who wers readers Of the
LOG "A N q "A z = Il T z
viii understand what Is to be the character Of the
Democratic editorials and selecnons, 10 will be u Of
Life, Spice, and VARIETY.
A. MARiov MgLgoRVE- having declined to take
charge Il the Roman Emp re-will have Depart.
ment 10 the FNP RS OF Dayton, and " II "irradiate
the evening horizon" with his usual ability" a.
"the sSquel will truly show"
The author Of "tiNCLB 6kM'S HOTEL" "RYE
COFFEE" "DR sERENADE," &e, will sing his
merry songs as eten as occasion inspires them
There will AS in the L1gdn Gasetts be quantity Of
"Butternuts picked up under our own Tree" and
served in each numDer OF the Weekly.
In addition to this, careful attention will be paid 10
the News OF the Week. Market Reports, and, In a
word all that goes TO make up pleasant reliable,
and radically sound Democratic paper.
We send his Prospectus to old friends everywhere,
and TO many OF " on we hope TO make friends, Ia
the belief aud hop that they will aid trs estRs
hshment Of reasonably prosperous Dem mScratc
psper. .I4t
10 single subscribers 81 per snuHm Alaays 10 al.
vance Aftsr deberstion We have concluded not
Wthstsndng the exorbant prices for paper, ink, &c
send ten copies Of the Weekly for Fifteen D,ars,
knowing that there ~ not township Ohio where
club may not he made up on these terms.
The Daily il sont TO NAL subscribers for So per
mum, in advance, or six months fOrS3
HUBBARD q BROTHER,
DAYTON, OHIO.
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GIotbing.
Gitp Rotires.
NOrICR 70 ALL WHOM 1T NAY co lOERN

NOTICE is hereby given that there are nov pen ing
~ before ne CITY Council OF the city Of Dayton the
followin ordinances, to-WIt:
To grade, gravel curb ami gutter the north side Of
Third street east OF hecka street
To grade snf improve Mai River street from ith
10 hichard . rect
10 pUrsusnce 60 the law ssid Ordinances we're twice
read laid on the table aud the Clerk strcted 20 y
forf weeks notice OF the pendancy Of the ssme.
The law requi es all claims for damages that ma
accrue trOm ssid improvements To he filed in VT tins
with the CHg l,rk setting forth the amount Of dam.
ages claimed, within two weeks AIs the expiration OF
tho time regu red for the publication OF such notice,
when the same will he taken up tor hLal action.
maodtW ANTHONY sTkPhEhs, Cry Clerk,
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Special Notlres.
or 40 Err ".

u n " N ~ n
I EARNRSTLV caution ali young men suffering
i ,rom Nervous Debility, AZ, against endaugerinF
their health by pRtrontHnn any OF the advertising
quaoks You can fully recover by the methods used
by the adN srtRer and by hundreds Of others and u
no other way. Rea lsttor which will send you II
address. Direct 10 ADWARD n. TRAVER,
deaodawem Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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SanduskJ, Dayton and UlarI,,,,,


AAM - sSisas tsssa..s
~ snd Aitet NoVeliLer IT, iseS and ,,,,,I -.
~ hOuVei ftHsenstf aud reis IA ,,-..4-Nu Nu lufAhe
"a lONi going hOfthi ss follows; win ivatr
1.1iI A. a. Through Freight and 49,
Os1O "l,h Passenger Car attached. ~h'shOdauOt
ILI.Rn A. "a MAI tram Tor St,rit,aso,..
AOsOO OrbAnai bellefUntaine, ,s,,e5 OoiLm bslA
an4.Al, connecting ~ sPrnL hsia ~ Due AZ,
-. ~ n ~, auu OOluMous, HttiYiLs IL Jous AiAln 10.
- - ~ t 49,. nls AL Oi COiuiLJus "a ~ 1SU b
80 ~, ~ ''eN outs ~ NH) he Cnlua.,, 4"test Wiu
80, -, ms ~ VI esune a. siAo ia a. a. kOti
., =" SJue WIN liAih Oh Cts yei.,, . stsOufs q.
',,at sns E''' hfiNhk al Cis Tsisia uu loisui
H. =. s''o L.' snd btifiAfv al SD ESQ u +,
" ~ Nil'n's lh AOiedO ~ Iz.lV n ~ "a. TOM
i' NhIikV ~ ivaO IA, ALu sai,,,-I efoit at 0.lb
n. =. n Night hGpIess ior t,,,,iSo ~ ESQ I'm.
49, anu helleiOntalLe, yUnue,tii, sneiu, UfbAi,e
li.u M SONG hast Oh tittsUurk, ~ hsN ~ Forest Btb
suIVihk Crestlihe al o:I6 a n Eo and ChicA.
~ SOiuk hssl' Sitn Iran ARMS, burg NJ q %
49, - 5 ~, Aha ChitASo al lU:sU h. - 20 IT, Wayne A.
~ O'eVeihhu Anu iOsdo h. H. 'yuo with nslu
rsacn 4iiA NJ $50 m abd k,,ns1,o Sievelsnd 81
I.Ul = A. huntsYuiu Acsa,t,,,.,
.,Uy"n layton on Alti'Ai VI A lr,ln SshOh, Ieavins
v ,st H iiLknSiu ~ 800 n, lrtansu Olnoinnhu,
.p5 Ii,,n,.'S a. tA-S Ia, bslieloutsIna iV:as
A'I - uhtsNiie a. ix:Ix u ~ usl a.
,vsst - va this Line 10 all lo,nt.
sAhSi ~ - 'Au a. tue tiuHs otlL /. In ~, AAsi
49, :. ", A4NSs iiuAoi Agent '4e I mon DesS
are Always as ioH a. ~ -
amt. -oL 4'AioL relative " snil,fr,, ~ rOhte
ilAs,h TF| - N'e I1hpauJ hreIett e'Ana " IT,
" StAPt, 6tn IleAst agent 9ufsiA'enuoll
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'ON' Aenia and Columbus Ks,I,o-a

~ - - q a7Rana6
uokels RON Layton IsS. 70 We Columbus. TbToS
EAST ,' ss ,a1y l1ay Trans East, ieayn ,SlI lilies
L., SE9. hArsss n''Va n lsI ths
~ y ouly at Aenia ana Londn. nj these tranls
Co1anUsi Al a" way 'tAuoaS 6siSssS 3sS"Sn ga
AiIi'lne AZ Layton nigh, .,
prpss ~ D. n IA Columbus and c,so,sb@a, a. az AeegH
ct .lRu DaytCn nun 'a' time, whloh 10
sIiiug @, n - g Gan vSn be nad for all ls.s,.r
noI7 AiN6, Iicket Igsnt -''''" eiaea u
L. ". WUODwA. d. S,,,
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Notirfs.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
GEALRD proposais for The building Of bridge
- across saltwater, near Harrisburg, will he rsoey-
once, whore plans and specifications may b. seen.
THOMAS y. LOWE,
Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton, March 10, ls6l-mal ld3aWu
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Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms. The western part
Of the city, north OF Fourth St, preferred -
Enquire at this Office. diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

Candidate for Councilman We are
authorized to announce W Il Bennett as
candidate for Councilman in the Sixth Ward
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

Situation Wanted.-Wanted, a situa.
ton us Clerk Book-Keeper, or Salesmsn.-
The applicant has bad experience ia all Wa.
ges no object City reference given Ad-
dress this Office IIta 0Ot aLH IN
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Mfolcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Yeas IsSs

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Yeas ls5s.
FOR THE CURE OF PRiVATR DISEASES,
And undsF the control sf tuo Of the neat Rzanani
PhysieianH IN the World
DR. n. BOGAPARfk, nom Lsndon Asd Paris
Hospitals, and for the past ten yssrs Of the Cau-
eiunati venereal Bospital, and oT u REYNOLDS,
late Of New York. This is the snlV odoe in the city
where NermAnent cure Of Private disease can be
obtained without the use of mereury or ehsnge OF
Diet C5ohorrh0sA cured In Ste ~ h0urs Gieet cured
in 20 10 daysi Structures cured II to ve0ks, Noe
turnal EnissisRs sesPpet IA = . days; seminal
Weakness cared IA tos We, KS; HyPhhsin its prima-
~ stages cured n Sdsys - ndAry symptoias 10
10 veeks; skis Diseases cured 10 ts weeks: i'm.
potency yigOr restored ~ v weeks All diseases
of private HAtHrs treated vita unparalleled success
male female,
Dr. Ronaparte's great usFk on ,uvsts diseases, the
Private Guide 70 Heslth - heHeteal V AL, male And
female. old aud Young, should read this book twill
snlghten hSss yho crepe % darkness. Pries u
Or. BsnApsrte's French pNeut Malls saIel u %
perleetly safe, and never 'as - 60 saHsfAehon his
the snly safe and sure preveAuve against disease
Price Of the PreHch Patent Male sASe, 81 the single
enc - per half dosea y per doasa, seat BY IaAIl
ng-MAdame LOzlER'e Female Aspthly Pills IL .
aAis and reliable remedy for suppressoBs sud III fe-
male diseases Ladies' should uot use them dunna
pregnancy, a. ney s,i stSduee u,iseArnass. Pres
Drs D, a n. are the .ss ts esnsult; they are un-
quesnonahly acknowledged 70 ~ the cham pions end
kings Of " nsrea diseases and the snly Doetars no
resolve monthly rePofts tfon the old world; they
have been accustsned fToIa Hn early aae OF youth s
witness the VArieua diseases which ainet unankind
and - watch TIE PFogess thrsash ieag career s(
pF0iessonAlstudy In every sphere Of life frou ths
humble abode ei povorty IL the manson OF the veal
INV and hAviAg asasrtal aei heyena doubt ire vast
suhenng 81 humanity, they aelsrmned 10 select me
aeuerauve systen a. their particular stldv and 20 de
vote their WhoestteAton 70 the alleSahon 81 the DIS
aases Of these poFtAht nnoons No lslters will ha
anaWered unleas they oAntain remittance or post.
- stamp. Gall or address.
Drs hOHAPARrE REYNOLDS.
No. tta sycamore street. between Figh sirfll east
ode, Cincinnati, Ohio.
04os hours from AN. tosP.h. IA
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Illinois CeDIrsl kaiIroao
AAsaA@s sssa -

.AN,o.,.n.. O"ANIh OF TIMk,
" Traia. I'VE, s,,, %SndSy, 1saSy November 49, lssl
Lean a EsPST Ne Hs5nd and ranA, ss ioioss
So,,ss Sns S@orth @ iiIv y N aad ii,So
'uE south, ti6O uus snd tta N.
Go,os ~, LEAVk PAM m'
Soisss Nofth' '.,' e;vo N and z,s1n
ASIf w. soJ.h, ii,aSs ii;sS a N aud i:4b pn p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14

Book Bindery-ln Beckels Building, over
the Post Office; every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Maga
zines, &c. Ruling done to order Remember
the place, Room No 23 Bscksrs Building.
Nv local F. W. MEYER.
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Rating SalOOn and Restaurant

Formerly owned by Mr. " Fuss. southeast eoguss of
FNh and Ludlow, who're he will ~ able q al clnes 10
supply them with The best the markets eiord
OYSTERS served uPiu the bsst manner and on
short nOhOe. aalS
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Baltimore and Obio p.,, A.s.'

an - - ~ 9=E h;zgaR ss.gssssz
u Hsion SSdItUSAL sad ssIt,md.o
GGS".oa aa tsrsGfss on ON ths , and wssss
onls ~ ts Ss,lrosos m Steamers 1e 10, 81 which place
.ss a. Isiy TStnsfss ior Nj ss: spa Norisesi IRON 81
Leave s Balulonl II me only route to WsshS5SS,oo,es o,es
ana $40 m, oD s1sa a. 49, 80 and iUSS M cay
aSd nsIs1 Washington 90 49, s ana io ~ oa 49,
Through Sts;, S tsSSdsys aa $40 sad "a M, and IS;
va wa'nsloa CS a. an Eastern elites can - pr.
Inquire ~ psh Ana are as low ~ nv ehsrge Of ".
any Of the pTsss. Ss va Baltimore Ssa ~ 3bS S5hs5 Tou,s
!. d. sULLISXso' oIeess nee IN T.s the Wsst.
WP. saITH ~ OoL4., Gen. neksr Sstsfn a., Ag's,
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Mllsic.
STRING MUSIC.

+ AM prepared 70 yurnish String Music for balls,
p rites &C, at the lowest possible rates. haVing
played with Prot Fairchild during the last summer
| feel confident that eau satisfy all his Old custom
ers | am a member ~ the kegiaehtsi Rand, and
can furnish any number OF pieces for string hand.
All orders len with Charles Theahad corner Third
and Jef4rsOa streets. usder Hasten Hail, vi be
promptly attended to-
dei2d3n hhNIEL y eAkER.
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Great Lot and Land Sale We cell
especial shendon to the sale of the Gillespie
Farm, 10 lots to suit purchasers, advertised
in another column The sale will be made
on the premises, Zone mile east of this city)
on Tuesday Mach 10, commencing at 10 O..
clock
n B. Gains Broad Gauge" and other
conveyances, will carry bidders from the P.
o. Corner TO the place OF sale Here is fine
opportunity to purchase location for "a res
idence in a eesirsb!e neighborhood bun +
Query About the Grand Jury
"lt is understood however, that but few in
dictments were found in proportion to the
cases ''-JoHHdk
How does the editor of the Journal know
that few or many indictments are found be-
fore the Grand Jury report Is it under the
new arrangement oft Loyal League, that
the squirting eyes of the Journal editor are
allowed to see and know what the Grand
jury is doing. The law is very plain on the
subject, but what does that matter, the Loyal
League Is far above the law of The land
Better Thoughts-There are moments
in the life Of ALL no matter whether they are
lofty or lowly, sben better thoughts, like an
gel vislanls, come to the mind, and if they
are cherished their visits will not be few and
far between. As bird whose wing cleaves
the upper eeep, pausing sometimes by your
home to catch the crumbs around your door, is
lured to the open window by the seeds which
day after day you put there to wean it from
RriAl flights, becomes less timid, until il
comes and taps on the window pane, aud
foldngs IT'S wings, picks the crumbs from your
hands; so win our better thoughts come the
oftener il we open the window of our heart TO
receive them welcoming and, d,cherishfng them,
and Turing them to our side Better thoughts
are angel visitants, aud the moments when
they come 10 US are blessed moments --Er-
change.
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A. E. MpOLURE.

REAL EST GENT
no. 800 THIRD STREET. AT JOHN II. sTOPPEL-
MANS OFFICE
I HAVE slarge amount of property for sale, such
houses and lotE. all parts OF the city at van-
oas pnces ranging from four hundred ten thousand
dollars on good payments, and well situated and
any quantity Of vacant lots for sale Also, several
farms ior sale, ranging nom one hundred and sixty
acres down TO two acre ~ adjoining the city and IN
the county. .IH wa
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
10 nuy, will do well 20 cali ON me, as I shall give
rromp attention TO all business entrusted 70 my
heye had considerable experience In the buslneEs.
jssdtm A. Y. MCCLURE.
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Dayton ahd Michigan RailI Oau.
GAAN & s,s5asssssssaa,.

NJ aud sner Sunday, nov 10, Is,S, trsips =,
~ leave lnOn Depot, sixth street, ior ToIedo ",
-illntermeuate points ~ follows. -"
Toledo Snd chicago Mail at TO- OOuAm
Onleaso anu Detroit hishl kEpress at sea M
noll y. p. nhOhhAkhk, hnpnrlni.rin,r.
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A9enslons.
JUsTUs i. MeCARTN,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WAsalSGToE CITY, D.. g..
ARREARS OF PAY, slVSrIRs, PENSIONS

ARREARS OF PAY, BtUNTIES, PENS IONS,
And all other CLAIMS before the EHeoutlvc Depart
msnts and in ihs Court or Claims,
Ref rs 10; Hons. II. NJ. Rice; M .. Lathavi N. Y.
Wilkinson, Wnted states Senators; y Black; n. VI.
Stanton Secretary OF War; v liam kellogg, schuyler
Colfax, p. Il. Fouke, Members Of Congress; Cslone
G. W. Ewing, Of lndana and others.
The undersiRned desires to inform persons having
damAnds against the Government of the ented States
that he 10 prepared to prosecute theiT elalias Wih
prOmptnesu and on reasonable terms His prac 'ioal
knowledge of all the details ef the RlitTy ser ice Of
ths United Statss, gives hm great pciliues tor the
speedy adjustmeA and collection sf every description
VI "''''"' PENSIONS
All persous whS entered the military service amer
March l, 1861, and are disabled BY wounds OF disease
are entitled TO pensions.
widows Of soldiers who are thled, or die bel" ar
after their disc arRs from wounds resolved, or dis
eAse contract while 10 service, are eauhed 70 pen
sions.
IL no widow then the ehildren, uAder sixteen yesrs
Of age, are entitled TO pensions.
II ne widoW children then the nastheT,if wholly
or in part dependent ON dece- sed for support.
II ne mother then rhe sisters 81 deceased, under
sixte IN yeArs sf age, II whOly or IN part dependent
on deceased for support
pOUNTiEA.
All enlisted HaeR who i've years are eubued 10
Bounty.
All whs are discharged. by roAso7 sl WsuAds re
ceived in battle, are entitled 10 bounty.
Bounties and ArreSrs Of pay due deceased soldiers
are paid olOvs drst, 10 his widow second, II no
II he died unmarried: first, 10 father; second It no
father 70 mother; thrd, II father mother, then
70 his BROTHERS and sisters ArTsar, q Pay soc, to
the heirs JubTUb !. hCOARI1
cry csunty OhiO, IA my authorized associate Appli-
cations prenRred aud for -ared by him, will receive
PROMPT attention. Oslsdu
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&allruaos.
Dal tOA a v esIufnl ala Oau.


40 and alter aionday neat itsins IN ,he luuisi
~ Central will leave tbt inob bepot, sixth strp,,
atBb5 E M snd o. ~.
Returning, VIII sfuV- at ti:le M AdStOpm
The 'ss = N shd a;te p u', express ,iAins ,
CLOSE tonntcr hr ~ a slLts n tie est ana r,yu,.
and $50 D, uan ls the shortest snu tIiek est ~,
" Chicago anu the NouhWest
hol7 b WOODWARD. superintendent
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Agencp.

JAMES =. DONALDsON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO, 10 MAIN ST., OVER J. f. EDGARs STORE
Desirable Residence for Sale.
I OFFER for sale the residence OF NJ. Jaeksoa, on
1 Jefferson street, third door south Of Fith. The
lot s one hundred and fourteen feet IRON on the
premises IL a hne thieestory brick dWelling.hOuse
Also double frame house. This is one OF the most
deslrabl~d pieces OF property in Dayton aud will ke
sold cheap u an early applicaton is made to
JAMES +. DONALDSON. Raal Estate A gent,
maldlm No. 10 Main street. second story.
, 1864-12-12
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.
nrYmw FOR TIE wEEK ENn1S0 DEC 10.
rutrsa D1c t}ff 1871

CHICAGO, Dec 10Th, 1864.
fellows, siz: DrcssSd. 1,7s6; live, s, i99 Teta1
E;{:e* f F.. g. ss &S Rs!tSs Z p
H. H. pit hsais sgast alsssed 5sssRs Hssf Se ii
Is63-
The great falling off IN the receipts Of dressed
may be partly attributed to the very uniasorablo
weather at The close Of last week. and the apprc:
EImi'ar N niso1tane S Int as he weather has
Shippers can fsef perfectly Keeare, IL eons1gn
Mew 1osf re zhs a u r.
season. But short crop Iumors are more current
than eyer, and many well informed persons. posi-.
lively INSERT that We have NOT only nag .1c QUIZ
dressed will not be 20 large any fu1ure week Of the
preeent reason, az the one noted above. 1nese as
but little doubt weare even nov dsa"lag lately
packers abunlautly testify.
The hogs now sent to market arc perhaps better
In quality than last season, hut those We are r.
dercd 1t to leave the feeders hands for the next
two or three months. The total want OF any old
com to feed tho hogs in the autnma4 Eompe1ie9 Z
iii he nav corn IN, and although they have
supplied them literally since then the iltegaia,E
ity II the feeding is very apparst as tae gaslnk &
ss0t sso eys5 as
below 20 per cent. Our receipts ot nogs aor1ng tue
| present eeaeon have been more Of the prime mess
| md middle class than Of the heavy and WellIed
Farmers arc reported as being willing to take the
| hjgh prices now offered fol their hoGs, rathel
than th fed corn to them, which they consider vii
| command high price next GUNNER, nnd gre nc
| cordingly free sellers. The hog market mas 40
yanced rapidly during the weck and closes tr!n q
| $11,1C11f.e5 groes for smooth bacon hogs AMI
Ell readily at s1i 00G 1i5o, nett, dividing on s0
| ina. The packing to the present time aPproaene
| 4D0, ,G1t head.
| The Provision market during this week va
| much excited. 1fcsB Pork advanced to the S3l:V
per barrel for present delivery and $500 for DC
for % present and ss7.6o 70. dailsery j.. FEBRUARY
To-day the market is slightly caster, and 4 1e' e.
sales were made at 6.50 for mess. and $3Io4 70
prime mess. Cut meats IN demand at lac LOT ano1
ders md lie for sides, but they are generally he
}c higher. English middles arc most inquired fol
Cumber]ands sold at lite packed, but . s3le
COCOA MS was made yesterday at 17}c loose. Lon
middles are held at 1s}c Short middles at l9s
Long clear and short cfesr e0c. Long hams - 1ss
Sugar picked haIns firm ut f7sc, most holders asa
ings1sc. Green meats firm at 1Sfc for shoulder
and l6c for hams, No etdes offering. The Iaf
market has advanced considerably during "a
week, aud prime kettle is held at aac-prtm
steam to the extent Of 500 tierccs sold to.day
&c, though it is generally held at 4}e, ~ q o.
at2l{c. White and yellow grease 1sc, ond 1b@1l5a
Beef hams firm at $9l0o. HENRY M1IwARp & CO.