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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

IA cass Homes fof ssI9; N Ir1IngtoilaFei n
Tinleth. st.; a. 1tfftvhlrd = hsdisonhye IN
Thirty hthst In tI,yihfds. IA 1h eiglilsi nsar
EirI ave. (cttar.st small House. with Stables on
Third ave second cosr.T on second and Third
a,r. Ain SiEty.ec ond st. OF Thirty nn,lt 10 tofsi-
Oh .. ~ IN nv t, in Thirty siyih-s, IN Thirty.
fsrrthstt 10 Ihuy.flststi a, In.uy seconf ~ n
Fi1y Got a.: IN lwcl,y l.nth,,.; IN kast Bfosdwsyi
ne best corner Avenue 4; IL E;ly nlth 81, ~ se'
,rth.t ain Hclsel IT,. ia Forty hitA - ~ t"irinsnt
Homes payrs ~ per cert. AMY 70 WILLIAM FhfT'
RIT(II 'co.ner vi a airtvfee1 nd q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

MISERABLE PROPERTY at Elizabeth u
DFXCUASGF f.r OH soc.s or hrst class Iorch-r iise
Flv HOUSE. f,r SALE IN Brooklyn tnd Railway, cE'if
JAi[.Fg Va. ~ rfo.I.gy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

1,NGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.-I ~
~ ho,. T. NGiNE. cylinder 9,lS inches. ; ho,hhI2 ("
.t ,ons ID ch., diaiiet,r viii rcrn h1e y 'hshts Can
49,. ,hai NJ pul !as ietae. screw and csop lics,'
Il dies suitable ilr tiBgsrs uae inquire 81 y, ~
rTFD Co, No. ~ Froptft os bvNphhp"en, on'
HTnr 4 &C, No. % Park ro's 4---
V,NGlNEs for SALE-Can be n on VI NO. 400
~ W,stst corner 81 bsnkt. horizontal st.sin tns'9e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25
CUPREME COCET.

CUPREuE COCET.
H. the matter Of a., Application o t0 Moor. h'"ie'
AID J1l,ualty q o. Cay 81 Novel ,Ts f".stl,' ~
InE EXTENSIONS %
CHURCH STREET
EauM Ttfr sOUrHEpLY SIDE UF FULTON SfliEL1
no MOkRiSSTHEEI
~ TIP CITY co MN YORK
P.ra.nt % ssth-s u s-h case ado aid p.s'N'- I.
Mayc, E,ef,rn az! COMMONLY II o., Lty ~ Nt" OK
te,v I'VE notice 1T troy ntsDi 70 aply 20 tic sup 1n
eouu q. TO Stale Of Sseso. Il SPECIAL Il IN Q, ss"
C.n, 10 he held .!, lsi In the t;y 81 Ne" iof'
on scuTry foartn dty Of March. 100 a. Tue op nrs or
he Cous on tnst day. "feaier ~ 'onei can %,
I'd f . ppoisucnt OF tomrussioucfs OF fsi.ir vi q
~ tle above entitled r,ier' Tint re nature N'
,n Of bs "f, BY attended - Tie extension
M street from te soua,Tl 'ide a. rphnS,s' 70
~ =, ,' Wy &C., In ,adC CIV JOHN p. DhFiIlN,
.'''''' ia1nssl TO ne ,oIfaIslcn
p,,,6 Mr. York TeirrnrV'ta lul,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

IOR SALE--A FbKM aud CUI hl
i RESIDENCE situate e. Dosor,, Qnc.ls Co., y \, or
ro1E lsgd sonrA 4 on,. r "a hevfork City ~ giito~i
Tie lsgm coutslu about % ,cie- ~ WHICH
woodland the remainder m good state OF cuitvsion q
.e wa'~f.d fsns Of water flowing
uroush lt; tor, poni covering u acres, sbo,n'ng h.
81 1l.r nh, h. sNun.n. Two largo barr, with cosI,
ana ,i,, hr sufficient g. house al TIA stock ana
r. 81 hs pioi sua a. c.non's bow int 5hs ave-
l.rsr, snlrrs with inland stse', etc. IL Weublh
ts hcr. ty1 stories nd ado. C,ed NON Basement %
- al m III dc moatr m in pI1y-aleLt.. furnace
ad snSc aid coi add ba,h rooms etc. H. second
stary. - -, - -.
1yy rorn q ihs racnsy r,.iu ~ hont 81 mort
$3.50 ~ frrther port euler. inqu@ ofNr ~ ~ loNN
sysD M ma Itb.ff,sl y. d - - TIsrllsys 81
''-' " D. NJ. 4 j. W. SOhEHfSD1CR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

NEw-YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP cos
~ LINE OF SlDE-WHEEL STEAMERS TO
NLW.ORLEANS-DIR
A. FOLLOWS 49,
MORNING STAR. Neson..-.'.sstutaI az, February IN
EVENING STAR. Boa.........s .iurd.y. March Gh;
GlTDlEG STAR. kn,pp., Saturday, March 18TH
EVENING STAR BeL....,.....ss Saturday. April Isl
GriDlNG STAR, Knspp... Saturday. April 18th
DAY sIAh'''ibssTIasn1yc O'clock, Pm.
yros PIER 70 &c scs%H x,yra: Third Pier shove
Foo. Of Canal IT., 4, y.
rAsaAGE chisfc6 .:.isre91,' ,s $780, according
eca,9a e s,sssSs ssc Ss ess' , yrNrsc stan
2o5 ,ans. Tie GUIDING STAR 24l5tuns' DAY STAR In
tuus Custom House mes.gsEet Iher fasstnges aeco.%
roIor eXcee BY these ~ On any othe cesnets
~ No gc,,t received or B.us Ct Lsdins signed sfssr
Sgs' ca de x ,s% H. s B.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
sa ns y ne fissSps@ Ss@Ye91 Nd Flsdp6I.
,sas x. 10 ''' as 'o'i0"'' Saturday Feb n,
f,fy ~ ss,ursy Msh
Al .ys,, ,ae.,aa. SATURDAY, az loon rom PIER a.
aArrs o. PASSAGE.
f. "a 4 ia .. sS 20 Ss.''s
Erst, sbin to Tendon. o. OIL s.seEsse 10 ondon. 40
,,sbn 10 Hamburg 20 90 sissmge to IIsrbarg. n ~
Pa.sasen also forwarded 90 Ha'Ts BTeuen ao''srdaa.
rare. loD Live wool aaseas.o~n, u, C.5ln sIs ~
xles StetraEe SEA ThOss who Wish 10 sead tol thsn
fricnas can buy tickets mere 81 The - rsfo-.
Fog further Information apply a. me Conpsrys ofdcee
JOHN q. DALE Agent No. u Broadway, n Y.
yI,IlE NORTH GERMtN;LLOYD'SS STEAM
J. SHIP NETWORK Ceos. a. Wenke COMMANDED. cnrry-
ln the United ste, msl VII all nom the Bremen per o"s
ofThlra -. uObosrn,
SATURDAY. March y, at 1? O'Clock III. Ut
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Tang passengers to
LONDON. uAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Il PAYABLE zod eonvaept
r-n1y; ....a Fl 49,.
For the krst cabin sle5 seeondcbr, +s' sei sesras'
NG51 r.- .. ..I.r
WiIbe followed by the HANsA, March IS GO.
FoT freight o. plssase Apply % On - 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

| nor SALE--Splendid Brown Stone HOUSE,
no. % Rsnsen-si.. Brooklyn 22s5O; lot 22IiJl with an
alley in fire ORDER witb.eyery convenience. Loo
| ton and arroundings Unsurpassed
| J. n. JACKSON No. - Liberiy.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

E'OR SALE--A small nice 3.story brown.
alone Enzish basement HOUSE IN good order IN West
Th.tylourh.t. Price sii0D. BY }. r. HALE, 10. Ala
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

L'OR SALE-An elegant 4-Story brown stone
l. from. HOUSE aud LOf Forty seconds, be,v cen
Broadway and s1;hsye In good ORDER ai sZe iot fog
''''''''' ALLEN / BROWN, No % Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

L'OR SALON the South side of Lou9
j Island Immediately 90 ne Ocean AID cownendin: ef
ert.n,v. view . lrc ftHh which wall Be 1vidcd oon-ss
r 81 ~! a ~ q upsrd ogl about 10 ~ e9d9y H
via ihres Hogsos glr. &e Fine LsaiaE MING snd ha'L
ius sseG'sru iIss fon ,.c Cay Of tcW ok Ayif u
HOMER MORGAN, No Z Pine st., New iogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Renrd Of tspcrvisers.

SPECIAL okssioh-i"u'''ss'
Ro,Id ne. IN their Chamber. No. II City Ian puusn'
Wv Bad or SrpEHvrsoas. OrrcR No CRY ny , AL
az A. ,r5er.iued members Of the Board OF evperVi's
,tSs CoontS Of New york do hereby re3uet' 80 ~ 81,
oS,bs Bosyd Of Sup-vsors Of said county No ta
a'si rns.inr Of said Board Of Supeiyisors er
,bs 25d instant at u oclost M, to tI sn,s1 '1>"
may ne brought before the bosl,< !S.s,,y'T
WN NJ TWEED yVn irS u svrs
SUhNr t ~ punSSI ILlJAH y. IRni,
49,. ~ ~ tr " ~ ORISON BLUNT.
Sss,snWrp H. Tweed esq. Presidents an TIE eaai'' and
she following uoLabeIs; ME rlv "a, r,~Av ses
roclc--S. A.. ,,,.t;,o. a., ~ 80 "A AZ
proved. ,r-rr,oSo
p.oe, Of he wing named, for correction cftH, were
,seserted. =, Oh
Aonzo O. Armstrong. D. dc OucoUiis-
Fhilp FrankheiDief John L. Noyep
Leopold BGEbaun, Moses thrlch
A,ron Buxbaum, r. a. kennicc
fotn Brady Richard {. Hall.
Womaas lufrmsry, SisisnGnd Jseops.
Francis g Giliin,
Which were referred to The Committee on ANN al Tnzss
Petition Of Ninety ninsh Regiment New fosk Stss Ma
.ons Guard for repairs 70 aTmOry.
Which referred to the Special Committee Oh AsoI'es
AID DTlroom
Petition Of appointed to clean Courts for er in'resss
%Sich vss referred to the sPocisl Conutec siie.
Petition Of James Farrell, Jlniior IN the Sufosatos ote
ser al Increase OF salary.
Which was referred to the Special Committee on Sfis
Petition Of officers OF One hundred-Gid second Res
ysv.Yoik State National Guard, for annoy.
WHOA EefoTTed TO tie Committee 81 A5noc' and
niITooIoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25
EiRM ron sAIE.-Ono Of tho best and

sn.tsd a ~. town OF Hss. Wrfcl ester 60. y, ahoa
rii. from rortcn,cf Depot ani having cue 81 ihs hives
"a al, ~ fus I'd sound end dag county, Ia III
Ry,- Nili rrrhanz- 'or prod cy- d'y rfn.og. .ryun
olrECK BROTHERS. NJ, III thniDt,Ts..t or y ' FfCh
=. IL. " aliNi. 4 slaiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

VWh SNIF. TT TItOVNtI y To "'0''''1
j Tfogn Stone Front EOUsE. No. 81 Second aces hs'
fuIaaee Bath room, hc. "a Ia br'Ie" ort"r F'sfH'H
10 mes isl.iy. foYo.ris Of 1auiis'ler. Apply -
En- kELLOUG. NJ. 80 Fsbnst, =. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

Tor SALE-Several HOUSES and LOTS
in Brooklyn. well located. hlto one with stable a.
ts;hod Dor particulars ard permits sp2iyto
| ALLEN 4 BhOWN. Nc. So Broelway.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
Professional

IAnd for the mast three years Surge IN the United
States Navy, has opened an office vt No. 276, THIRD
street, between Jefereon aud Sc Clair Streets nerth
side. Having had the advantage OF me Hospitals in
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years OF
successful pratice, the afflicted may rest assured
by getting his advice that they will obtain every ad.
vsniags that the advanced condition OF the seenee
Of Medicine can render.
Dr WIsB cures Consumption, THRnAT and all
RESPIRATORY nIsEAsFS BY MEDICAL IN
HALATlUN the only reliable means known TO the
profession, which has proven so universally success
u in the East and in Europe. treats ali diseases
OF the EH f and EAR, also all diseases peoulia to
Females, and MI CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
sO-ever may be their character. The most incredu-
ous will be convinced Of his success by calling at his
once No, 97e, Third street. Day ton, or by obtaining
letters TO inYalds which Is circulated gratuitously
Office hours fromS o'clock A. NJ, tilfs o'clock n. NJ.
oct1b.ddw3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
or

HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF WAYNE
AND. JONKs STREETS
David X. Boyer, Admmstratcr of Daniel r. Carsep
deceased, against Catharine Carson, widow ct
In Probate Court OF Montgomery county Ohio
N pursuance Of an oTder granted by the Pr,,bafe
i Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio will Offer for
sale, nj public auction, on
Saturday, february 10, 1865,
AZ the door Of the Court House in the city NJ Dayton
between the hours OF two and four O'Clock 3 n OF
said day, the following described real estate stusfe
IN the city OF DaN'on, IN the county OF Montgomery
aud state Of Ohio, towlt Lot numbered two Thousand
one hundred and forty-three C2l43 Of the revised
numbers on the plat OF sad city OF Dayton
said property Is situated upOn the corner of Wayne
ana 10 IS slreets the lot Is large and i'm proyemeuts
60 d. Appraised Et 81 SEQ
Terms OF sale, Is cash IN hand; u in one year snd
"a IN two years from the day of sale; deferred nav
ments TO hesr interest and he secured by mortgage
on the premises. ID. h BOYER
Admir- OF the estate Of Daniel r. Cafson, decd q
W. II. BKLVILlE, Attorney. Ia9Iwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMpIRE


SAN FRANCISCO, January 23.--The Demo
cratic paper Of this city, which is likely 10 bs
wei acquainted with the views of Dr. Gwin
and his friends in this city, who are numer
Gus here, publishes the following statement
We have reirained from indulging in
speoulations, or expressing any opinion in
regard TO the many reports and rumors rela.
ting to the position and designs Of DR.. Clwin
in Mexico until we could give the exact
facts, and indisputably vouch for them This
we are now prepared to do, by information
from Barclay Hebby, Esq, accredited agent
Of DIR. Gwin
| The protection Of the Emperor of Mexico,
Maximillian, has conveyed by trust deed to
the Emperor Louis Napoleon, Sonora, Zero-
bia, and other Northern States of Mexico, the
boundaries Of which have not yet been de-
termined upon, to be held and governed By
the latter, under Mexican protection, as se-
curity for the claims of France against Mex
leo.
The same is to be restored to Mexico, in
full, upon the payment of the SAID claims
with all the private rights secured under
French occupation confirmed.
DR.. Gwin is Governor General, or Vice Sec.
retary Of the Emperor of the French, and is
invested with plenary power for the Govern
tneHt OF tue OtateS Wblch nave been ceded
and disposed Of
Dr. Gwin has drawn up a code Of laws
which have been approved of by The Emperor
of the French, of the most liberal kind, guar.
anteeing civil aud religious liberty providing
for the pre-emption purchase Of the pnblio
lands, and regulating the terms Of occupation,
and the use of the silver mines The Empe.
ror OF the French guarantees a military force
under the direction of the Governor General
sufficient to maintain the public peace, and
defend the people OF the States against inter.
nal and external force. Tho policy of Dr.
Gwin, which has the approval ut DU,h Empe-
rors, Is to encourage emigration from the
American States, by offering the most liberal
terms to settlers, in order to bring intelligent
industry, energy aud enterprise, to the devel-
Opments of the wellknown resources of the
region 50 highly favored by the natural adval .
tages of soil, climate and mineral wealth, and |
to form an enlightened and substantial popu.
lation, which will secure permanency and Sc
curity, and give strength and power to defend |
the States from filibustering expedition, which |
the unappropriated riches and semi-barbarous
condition of the people have heretofore in-
vited |
Mr. Henly is associated with Major j CI
Ridges, and both will act as agents of DR.. |
GwiD. They are here for inviting emigration
to that region.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
PETITION FOR PARTITION

Mary Huber ys, George Huber Jacob Huber, John
Huber
Court Of Common Pleas Of Montgomery eoBntv
OHIO In Partition.
(NEoRGE HUBER, OF the State OF Illinois. Jacob
VI Huber Of 81, Joseph county, Indiana, John b.
Huber. Martha hneeri Alice Huber and Ann H. Huber
NIL OF Montgomery county Ohio will take notice that
petition was hlej against them the 10th dsy or
January, 1865, m the Court Of Common Peas or
Montgomery county, OHIO by Mary HuDer and n
now pending, wherein ssid Mary Huber enands t,ar
htoh OF the following real estate tO-Wit Situate iu
the county o. Montgomery and State of Ohio lot No
$50 on Winebrenner's addition 10 the town OF Miam.
lsbnTg m SAID county, plat Of which recorded In
Flal BOOK A. page - oi the records OF Montgomery
county, OhIoi aud that Al the term of sad Cot
the said Mry Huber will apply Tor an order that mar
huon may be made Of said premises
q MARY HUBER.
APAA OAAts Auofnfy a2iWe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

NEw YoRK, Jan. 27 -Couon,dull at S3c;
Flour l0al5, cents better at 3 68a9 so
for extra state and 10 65alO 80 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat, no receipts, and 2a3
cents better at 2 Is for Chicago spring;
Corn dull and nominal at / sc for
mixed western Oats easier at | 04Ial O5
for western; Pork closed dull at 81 so for
new mess, 36 so for '63 and GA, 80 25a3l 90
for prime; Lard steady 81 at lsaal8sc,
Whisky firmer at 291a2 80 for western
Petroleum quiet andlGrm at 46a47c crude, 81
for refined in bond.:a Sector free; Dressed
Hogs dull at l5a34 for western; Sugar
dull at l9ia23e for Mascavado; Butter Boa
4sc for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

BH-Governor Parker, of New Jersey, de-
serves the thanks of all sane and patriotic
men, for the admirable rejopder he made to
the fustian telegraphed by crszyl abolition
Governors, after the Federal Government had
forced Missouri to free her slaves. Governor
Parker wisely remarked in the course of his
repy that each State ought to be permitted to
regulate its institutions in its own way, and
was 80 bold as to suggest to the mad fanatics
of the time, that the condition of the slaves
may not be bet:ered by the change The abol-
ish are very much sdisgnsted in consequence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

wAshSoroS, January 27.-The Richmond
Dispatch says 4 0EbI
The city was full ofrumors yesterday morn
ing to The effect that ar armstice OF ninety
days bad been agreed upon between the Con-
lederate and United States Some went 90
tar as to state that the white flag was flying
on the hostile line below Richmond. These
stories we're the cFspring Of idle fancy.
SO far from there being an armistiee be
tween the belligereats, there was more OF
active war yesterday op the lines below here,
than since last November.
Our rams and small wooden boats started
down the river at an early hour, with the de.
sign Of damaging the Yankee pontoon
bridges near Deep Bottom, their shipping,
aud, II fortune favored, their storehonses at
Bermuda Hundred and City Point,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TOWN HALL IN M1Am1sBuna, ONO.

TOWN HALL IN MIAMIsBURG, OHIO -as
DN SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1893, will be soId
~ at public sale 200 acres land belo ongnp To the
estate OF John Baum dec .ased, lying ons mile norb
OF Mlamsburg, and divided into seven tracts or
PARCELS W
Ine first trsct-the homestesd-contains os acres
has the Improvements upon 1t, consisting OF large
hne frame house, large barn. an orchard of frnit
trees OF every variety, 80 acres Of good timber and
tue SOL IS eqna 10 any upland, And has also seSsrn
neVer-lailing tpnnRs upon 1t, one OF which n0ws
through fountain to the door of the dweilinS
house. 'h
The second tract contains acres, and is the rich
est Miami bottom. ~
The third tract contains l2 acres and is also rich
river lotion. ~
The fourth tract contains SO acres l2 acres of hieb
is timber iRnd. - ~
The nth and sixth tracts contain 20 acres each w.
ing side ~ side, IN square shape, aud is 6ne Level
land every loot OF winch can cultivated with
~
The seventh tract contains acres and he's s acres
OF timber upon it. The entire lot is good level land
TEhM5--One.thTd cash or betoIe ApTil . I6s5
one thlTd on Tie lst day of April 1866 and
Aprll !, 1867, Provided, the widow Baum survive
AID date then TO be due ana pay able mon ths after
her deceased dcierred payments bear inter resi- ana
TO he secured by mortgage on the premises
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock on said Cay
GEORGE GROVE,
JanV"t Executor OF John Baum, deceased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. A. GEIGER will hereafter attend erelusipely to
IL an office practice, aud will give Especial Alien.
tom TO the treatment ofOHRONlC DISEASES, such
as Diseases Of the THROAT and LUNGS, OF the EY n
and EAR, sCRoFUL0Us AFFECTIONS, 6c Prm.
airy and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHOEA.
1hbhIl arhlOIUhKs, lMPUTENCY, &c. Also,
DHHasEs PEoUIIAR TO FEMALES, and epsrU variefv Of
On onic Disease, whatever may be its character.
Office hours from a m to p m.
Sundays, to lUa m, to p u,.
othce-Oorner OF Jefferson aud Filth 81 Dayton,
ohlo' octS lmd3mw-1l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.-The best and
safest investment for the currency of the day
is land. Buy green fields, and meadows, and
woods with greenbacks, and your money is
safe. The reader will notice an advertisement
Sale" The day of sale is Monday, February
l3. The reader will see, from their location
and description, that they are most desirable
property. they are both on the foad from
Franklin, Warren county, 10 Springboro. One
Of them is so situated on the pike that passers
to and from the nearest town have no toll to
pay. We think we do buyers a special favor
when we call their attention to bargains which
are now attainable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
New YORK stock market

New YoRK, January 27.--Stocks
heavy Gold closed AT 2l2I; Money; plenty
at G. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy lI9
Reading lO4; 500 coupons 1863; l0-4O's
coupone, l2l2 one year certificates 97s
United States skies of 1881, cou
pons, ,ll0; New York Central ll0t Erie 1871;
United States skies 67i $40 coupons, %
Sterling at 80; l0-40 coupons 1924; I,
sos 99t, U s skies of G7 1856 5.2Os, regis.
tered, 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

THEATER R--Uncle Toms Cabin will be per-
formed to night This always draws full
house, and, as the Dayton public know, is ad-
nfPSly Fsndsrfd by 1b9 hcFArhlphd Troupe.
t1ss-Chatsy Shay Monster Snow x next
Monday evening, instead of Tuesday, as er.
roneoualy printed Yesterday The Chinese
performers give an exhibition Of terrible in.
terest See advertisement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

Late Hchmoud papers are filled With sharp
Grinclsm upon the situation, showing great
dlssffection throughout the South.
Inc croakers are denounced as becoming
troublesome, and the women are urged to
irowR them down. q
Union and harmony are demanded, and
there has been an arrest ofs large number of
disloyal citizens and soldiers in Richmond
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

.WE sBre DAYTON, January 27.
HARSHMANS FLoUR-Red whea
Wholesale SO 90, Retail $40 90. % .f.h3 3
WHEAT-$I s5.
C0RN--l0O e.
OATS-70.
RYE--l 2j. 1..
BARLEY-$l 50@l60,
TEAS--$2 5092 90. ~ n ~
COFFEE-50@55c. "
SUGAR-30.
SUGAR-2692s@3Oc, per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR-35c per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-35c per ID.
MoLASSES-Sl so per gal.
RlCE-20e per ID.
LARD-25@30.
BUTTER---40945. .a Et'f.a
CHEESE
STARCH--l2Ac perl ID, T
SOAPS-20c per 10.
DRIED APPLES--lO@l2hlOG bgit1
BEANS-None.
EGGS-35@4O per doz.
TOBACCO-9O@$l so per ID. .s4Rt
SHoT-$6 1906 copper sack.
LEAD-25c per ID. a. Sc r
f.. POTATOES --$I O0@l 25 per bush. /
SWEET POTATOES 81 40 per, Bushel
HAY-Timothy $2s@3o per ton.
WHISKY-$2 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

pR-We have definite period fixed for
the end of the war. One General r d Hayes
Of Cincinnati, authorizes the Commercial to
announce that the war will be over by the first
Monday of December next This will be near
ly FIVE years after its beginning and during all
that time not a month has elapsed in which
some farseeing Republican like General
Hayes has not announced that the rebellion
was on its last legs, that its backbone was
broken, that it was starving, &C., &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

8~Those who go oleighing must also go
paying Five dollars an hour we understand
to be the price of a good turn out We heard
OF chap who last week, invested the moder.
ate sum of thirty dollars, in a single day, in
this amusement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

QUoTA or THIS DlsTHcT See the circular
Of Provost Marshal General Fry five un.
derstand it, the quota Of this District is very
much reduced
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
a]aiIg,Gmpire
City and Otter Matters.

REcRUiTs--We learn that Messrs Mitchell
aud Miller, filed quota ofa dozen recfuiis
yesterday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

In NEED.-A gentleman handed us a letter
which he had received from a prisoner in Fort
Delaware, by the name of VIM. +. Berry
He says he is in need of money, and having
relatives in this State, he would be glad if
they were informed of his destilution. The
relatives whose address he wishes to know are
Lewis Berry and Elijah Berry. If anyone
knows those men,. and will address John. 7.
Earley, SptingboFo, Warren county, informa-
ton will be conveyed to the prisoner.