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Cncap Cider Vinegar.

Take TIE water in which dried apples
are ~ashcd and soaked, aad after care.
fully strained, put in vessel add a
poaE1 Ct sugar. OK lis equivalent in mo-
l:sscs. Put in q piccc CT brown paper
aud set where warm. IL :: ccw weeks
you will haze coed cider vinegar. .lore
suga: ~:il i;aprcrc it. The viacgar will
also be Bette, tSe moro concentrated the
cider is. The strongest vinegar is made
FROM boiled cider.
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How to Cutaru I'r:n: r,.i.!!::.

hOW 10 .EHt'aEN Ir:'i; i"i.:.
Tho following directions, say INC Hal.
timore Sun, may Lc loGaj u=2Eui Ct The
killing season to such Of chr readers .s
arc liable to 80 the whole ho::
Have the hos laid on bis back en- g
stout table. Clean The ca!c2ss o. tic leaf
fat. Take OF, TIE feet a! sac ankle ic:n:s.
Cut the head of close 10 the shoulders,
separating the jowl frcc the skull, arc
open tho skull icns;lw;sc, o. TIC uadc:
side, so as to remove The bgaius fully.
Remnrc The BACK bcne il its vEo!o
length, and with si:ara knife CT. Of
the sk;u--thcr The Cat, leaving cnly
about one half ;ach Of Sat on the spinal
column. The midllia;s or sides ere
nov. cut from between tho quarters, lcav.
irg the shoulders square shaped, AID
the ham poiatc&, or it may be rounded
to suit Jour fancy. The ribs &c rcx;
removed partially o: ca!ire!y from the
sides. The trimmings CT fat from :ho
hams, and hab&y parts 0: the sides, are
rendered W viii the back 59.c strips
!vr lard. The Saasa%c mcat is cut eff
from tie lea: IA. and ribs ); cid other
lean piece: re used Cor tic sarc rvr.
pose. The ;h;ck Part Of :hc backbone
that lies Lc:vccG TIC shcu:ILs.s IS called
the chine i; is aut fro:a :a> tarcr:a:
bopy eal, a"d latte: pa:t called the
Lactb9nc BY VIZ Of distinction. TIE
backbone uss,: while fresh tie chine
bettor af;sr being sucked.
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The Wife to her Husband.

Tho Christian Times Srs I'll. following beautiful EFT.
sion IS from the pen Of ncnIbsr o: the "Socety o,
Friends" Il las ron several husbands from the club
and the bAr.room 70 their domestic hearth May win
You took me, William, when girl, unto YOUR
home aud heart, -.
To hear in all your aftcr-E,:e fc:,i ard cith-
flu. Fart; :.
And tell INK, have ever tried iha: duty to
: :: forego,rs - So.
.,or pined: there was not jcv for nc, when YOU
w. r; 80 30 were sunk in VOC :!
No 81 would rather share your t1s. t;.an any
:SSS. Others Slee.
sStor though YOU'RE nothing IN iile wo,!d, yoarc
!. all the world to nc;
q on make palace Of M shc|', this rough
(, 80. hcwn bench /: .h:2rc:
! lhctets sunlight i0:' ne l.. Year smiles, an:
~. ~ music III your toro. ,.
s<Elook.Epop 80, when you .s'ecp--;4y eyes
~ -: = with fears grow dim,
- cry, q Parent Of, tie poor, LOOK dom from
= - heaven. en- him =
Behold HIM 'toiElrom day 70 day, cA:::v>:i@y
strengthened soul:
!. o look with mercy on lin, I,c:!, g.. tnoa
\, ~ caaSt make him ".ho;c.
AA'u AVA ~ List r'ft. ....>> .. ca ny
- ~. cyclids slciicd,
how oft are they Gr.ba'.c 10 c:n=c il sirE:bcr
So by our child.
I take the little :nrr;&"re: Ia: Spots my
a.. span Of cest,
And 6el it is part C lice lr'l rroa my
sS%Sbreass.
There's only one return craze, l my ro'
~; need it loug,
And it may socthc thSc wien I'm ;-:.sre TIC
- = .wrctched feel no wron:;
ask not for less frugal larsbi s",;. - haze
-. got
Suffice to make nc fhir 10 Zee, f1- loorc I
murmrr i,o;;
But would ask some share CT hours waich
yon on. clubs bestow,
Or knowledge, which yoa I-;Ie 90. much,
might not something i:aow2
Subtract !rolA meetings among mca, each ere,
an hour: for NE,
Make mo companion OF yocc SOIL, as MY
safely be-. -.
1fyouwill read, " >;t aad wo.!;, and tk;ak
- when you're a"a::
Less tedious, l shall find Nc tine, t:ea- Vii
liam, Of your stay.
A meet companion soon P.I - cen Q: your
p stutlious hours,
And teacher. OF those LITTLE o:.es vo;: Gil or
.,s cottage flowers.
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some Judgments need Animals eat
more in sharp, or. frosty, than:in warm
or damp weather. Hence if tho same
amount of Weights given at.every foed'
ing, they will no. have enough when the
weather is cold, and will DO ~surfeited
when it is warm and damp. Both OF
these evils must be. avoided, while .
little attention AID observation will ena.
bic the farmer. to do it.-Tacksrs RHraE
4AaaHs. ..s.:.....- l.:
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PorATo D!scCI-s.-Bcat the yolks Of
GF,cea eggs with epouad CT siftcd sugar;
CRATE The .ind Of a lemon OF piece Of
laup sugar; scrapc off the yellow sugar
witt! knife, end, having dried it we'll,
add i. to the above, and cortiEuc to beat
it'll it becomes quite white. In the
mcaa time whip Up an equal number of
:h;tcS, and mix item lightly with the
rest .hcn s!ft into it half pound Of
potato ';our; stir it in, anG pour the
preparations ia;o Paper cases, hui to
ill tAcm g?a@>, ard place the cases OIL
ra?er 90 clean baking tin, aud bake in
; moderate oven. go.
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EARLY Milking.

Cows should be MIXED early in tho
morning. 30 that they can feed on the
Gcwy grass. Two Ecurs.c; SUCH feed is
worth as mach rs that Of the rest Of the
day towards giving good flow Of milk.
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,-E-Sc -

NAHUEE.--Iiave en- eye to tie want
Of next years crcp, end let every parti.
Gle Ct refuse f:o%: the garden 90 where
ii viii os con"e::s,l ;aso compost.
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CHscers ard Soldiers =

will frd it to their interest to deposit hero ;
aud they caa remit through this Baak to
,:.c;r friends in any part OF tho country, at
SELL charges and with perfect safety.
". J. RAND, ,Rttsiaent
,JsO. cLAzrcc., ta,k::r. Z =. = - p,
0*. %, lsGi.-ly, =, !, 81 s i: = 60 -,
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Ox.oSs.--When a majority Of the
tors have ia!!ca, the onions may be
pulled. These 70 he stored, should &c
Thoroughly dried before It's eaten.
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Eecc.ves nyoaey On Deposit,
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS.

As. tho .Baak has IA excellent vault, all
DEPOSITS will be entirely secure from robbers,
fire, sc. ~. ....-...... 49,.
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Carriage for Saie.a,

A MGR tHo-bcrss covered Carriage Tor sale, low.
= inquire of Ne SIMEON BURKE, a. tho, Carrags-
Shop. ~hcre II can - seen. :. = .rsEsH
ssx -, JOS. G.. MHExLER..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01
By Telegraph.
aEPoRTEp EoR THE pAILY EMPIRE
XXAVIlIth Congress I'd Session
WAsmSGToS, February 2s.
HOU6a.


The House went into Committee Of tbe
Whole on the Six Hundred Millions Loan
Bill. An amendment was adopted to make
the issues under it coupons, or registered
bonds exclusively. This action, however, is
not conclusive
Mr.. Fernando Wood offered an amendment
having in view the withdrawal of the Nation.
Al bank notes, and substituting Treasury
notes not legal tender Rejected.
Mr.. Wilson moved an amendment to make
the interest seven snd three.tenths per cent
payable in lawfal money, and 10 strike out the
six per cent gold interest This was also re-
jecied gt
The House refused to concur in Mr.. viii.
sons amendment or substitute for the first
section, confning the loan exclusively to cou-
pons or registered bonds The original sec
ton was adopted, with amendments substitu
ting the words TREASURY notes" for the words
"other obligations In other important re-
speots it remains the same Stevens substi.
tute for the bill was rejected The bill as
originally reported was pasted with amend
ments, but not changing its features as to
amount and interest
The House went into Committee on the
Amendatory Tariff Bill
ihf A1lboAh lnONNu W oNtAhV bul Aut pTOpObdu
duty of five cents per pound on cotton Re
jeeted
The following amendments we're then made
On crude petroleum, twenty cents, and on
erudn oil duty Of fifteen cents gallon on
quicksilver a duty of fifteen per cent. ad
valorem
Mr. Cox moved to strike ont the additional
duty on railroad iron,
Without action tho House at halEpast four
took recess until this evening
SENATE.
The morning hour was taken up in the dis
cussion Of the proposition TO purchase pic
ture from Mr. Powell, for $4,000, which was
passed
Mr. Wilson, from the Military Committee,
reported a bill to incorporate the National
Asylum for disabled soldiers which was or
dered to be printed. The Tax bill was then
taken up
Mr. Wilson reported from the Military Com
miltee bill for the payment of colored vol
unteers recruited in South Carolina under the
direction of Generals Hunter and Saxton
The Amendatory Tax Bill was considered,
and amendments of the Finance Committee
acted upon, as they we're reached, until re-
cess,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

ARrEMUs WARD AMONG THE MoRMoNs We
have been accustomed to regard the Mormous
and Mofmonism as q somewhat grave and
important question: inasmucb as secession and
rebellion had their birth in Mormon territory,
but to see Mormonism in livelier and more
amusing, shape, one must hear Artemua
Wards experience as delivered in Dodworlh
Hall. We must hear him tell ofthe domestic
life Of the Prophet and his subordinate chiefs
how Brigham and his family fill several boxes
and oil the upper stalls when they 90 to the
theatre; how the lecturer muuifcently gave
family ticket for one Of his lecturers to Heber
kimball, and how the house was filled in con.
sequence, by said family so that
oil those who would pay we're turned
away from the door; how the lee
turer was introduced to Kimball's hundred
wives, and also their mother-in.law." In
short, in the entertainment of Mr.. Artemus
Ward we have Mormonism in caricature and
on canvas, but the discourse is not the less in
structive that the information is clothed in the
garment Of fun. The spirit Of caricature ex.
tends in measure also to the scenic portion
of the entertainment but there are some
views OF considerable interest, such as the
Echo Cannon, where the Mormon Gen. Wells
established his defenses against the entrance
of the United States Gen. Albert S. Johnston,
in the Utah war, where, as the lecturer states,
the Mormon General intended to make a
Thermopye, but be didn't" The audience
last night WAS so large that the dimen.
sions OF the hall we're found inconvenently
small for their accommodation. The pro.
logue, which had really nothing to do with
the subject of the lecture, was verSbrianb
Gld was thoroughly appreciated. York
Herald
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

WASHINGTON, March The Richmond Dis.
patch says
Jo Johnston, on Thursday evening last, as
sumed command of the army IN Shermans
'front.' lately commanded by Ger. Beauregard
The Richmond Wing has the following:
Charlotte, February24 We are indebted
to the enterprise of the Southern Express
Company for Augusta papers to the 2Oth inst
No important military movements are re-
ported,
Captain Dickinson captured several officers
and considerable number Of enlisted men
during a recent Yankee raid into Florida
Gen. N. B Forrest has been placed in com.
mand Of all the cavalry in the District of Mis-
sissippi Alabama and West Tennessee
His first general order promises reorgani.
zation Of the cavalry, with the restoration of
the most perfect discipline. He threatens to
exterminRte all Confederate siragglers, rot-
bers and deserlers.
Gen. Thomas troops are being mounted,
for a supposed march through Alabama.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

aud sales could not be made without submit.
ting TO large concessions
BUTTER--The receipts have been verv
large, and the demand being chiefly local
prices further declined ten cents per pound,
aud the market closed very dull at the decline.
We now quote good TO choice roll in brls at
26a27c, aud in small packages at 27a30e, aud
the demand at these rates of very limited
nature. Solid packed is not saleable at over
20a22o.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS--The sup.
ply OF beef cattle has been rather better, and
prices are a shade lower We quote Sac so
per GENITAL gross as the whole range for com
mon to choice.
Sheep have been in good demand at 7alO 90
per GENITAL gross
Hogs in light supply and fair demand at
l3al49o gross for fair to prime
COFFEE-Prices have ruled lower during
the week, but the demand has been fair We
quote fair to prime Rio at 44a454c
FRUlTS-rhe receipts of green apples
have beer quite large, and the market has
been dull, and prices declined TO 5a6 90 per
brl Dried apples are hardly so 6rm, and
prime cold at l3ie, on arrival From atore,
l4al44c may be given as the current rates.
Nothing doing in peaches. Foreign fruits
unchanged and steady
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

it is not quite certain that Sherman has not
yet encountered any formidable lion in bis
path,
GENERAL SINGLETON ooEs TO RICHMOND
Judge HuRhe', who accompanied Genei al
Singleton as far ~ Grants lines, on his way
10 Richmond, has returned here.
General Singleton entered the rebel lines
and proceeded to Richmond
ruE NEW SECRETARY OF The TREASURY
II is generally understood to-day aihat the
nomination OF Hugh MoCulloch as Secretary
OF The Treasury will De sent 10 the Senate on
Friday, March 3D., aud will be at once acted
on, 10 order that be may assume his duties
with the commencement Of the new admins.
tration.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

The FIRST APPEARANCES OF ScRoFULA -
When small hard knots appear under the skin
on the glands OF the neck, or small ulcers
about the nose and throat, or sores about the
eyes or face, this is the time to use Purifier
OF the Blood, to carry the humor out of the
system, before the disease becomes seated
and the system fatally disorgsnzed Seoyilrs
Blood and Liver Syrup is the Remedy phys-
clans are using in their practice as one Of the
very best Medicines known for curing those
diseases which are caused by an impure state
OF the Blood
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

But the crownng glory Of his life remains 10 b0 at
tanned IN his discovery, rather combination, or he
does not clam 90 have been the dscoverer Of OEDRoH
which is the basis Of the Bitters offered TO the
public. That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants
Of Central America, to whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with Il the indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents. II is a belief with them, that while
there s breath in the body, lha CodcIu pOtJnt 10
cure, no matter what she dsense may be.
while Dr. Bull not prepared TO endorse this ex-
riyngant pretenson he ~ nevertheless satisfied from
a thorough examination OF the evidence relating TO
ITS virtues, th t as remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure either TO change OF
weather or climate, or to mlasmahc Influences II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

NEw YoRK, Feb 2S--Cotton quiet at s4c
Flour dull and sc lower at 10 O5al0 20
for extra state, and 10 95all o5 for round
hoopO; Wheat no receipts, dull and droop-
ing at 2 Ii for No | Milwaukee club;
. 40 for amber Michigan; Chicago 2 l6;
and 2 20a2 30 for winter red western;
Corn dull at 80 in store for old
mixed western; Oats steady Mt ll5
for western; Pork firm at S6 75a37 90
for new mess "a 00a34 so for 1868 and 90
and,3O 90 for prime; Lard quiet at 2Ofa244;
Whisky frmer at 2 29a2 30 for western;
Petroleum quiet at 43c for crude, Csc
for refined in bond, and sslc free; Dressed
Hoes quiet at l7al7s for western; Sugar
dull at l7lelslc for Muscavado; Butter 36a
4So for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull Eggs dull and
declining
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

Bs5~ Headache has become very common,
so much so that some member Of nearly every
family is afflicted with it. The cause in most
cases is a torpid action of the liver, which is
brought on by the debilitating influence OF
the climate and impurities of the blood. DR..
Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls appear. They
will also cause the complexion to become
clear, and restore the vitality of the whole
sYslem.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01
SperiaI Iotlrrs.

BD-ALLES's LUNG BALsAM is composed of
Roots and Herbs, which has a specific action
in removing the matter of phegm from the
lungs and throat, thus relieving the cough,
allaying the inflammation, and healing the ifri.
tated parts, which if neglected, would soon
end in Consumption. For sale by
l. B, Stevens Also, by the Dealers in Fami.
ly Medicine generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

STREET RAILROAD The City Council last
night passed an ordinance authorizing the or
ganization of the Dayton Street Railroad Com
pauy -Four miles OF track, single or double,
are to be constructed within eight months BY
the 4th Of July il is intended 10 have the fol-
lowing lines in operation;
1st-Beginning at First street on Nam,
running south to Warren; thence to Union,
and along that street to Main, opposite the
Fair Ground,
2d-From the leyee at the west end Of
Third street, along Third to the Xenia Depot.
3d.-From Main out Fifth to Wayne,
thence to Hickory street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01
Dayton Manket.

DAYTON March |.
FLOUR--Red wheat, 50 25@$lO co.
WHEAT--$l 75.
CORN--85@9O
OATS-70.'
RYE--$l 90.
BARLEY-$l 25@l3O
BEEF-l5@20.
BUTTER-45@5O
CHlCKENS-35@50.
EGGS-3Oc per doz.
NORTHUMBERLAND PRICES.
TBAS-$2 60.
C0FFEE-55@5G1c
SUGAR-2sl@274@30.
COFFEE SUGAR--35c per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR--35c per ID.
M0LASSES-$l so per gal.
RlCE-l5c per ID.
P0TAT0ES.-S2 25@25O per bush.
APPLES-$2 5O@S 90,
LARD-25@30.
CHEESE E-25c.
STARCH-l5c per 10.
S0APS-2ec per ID.
T0BACC0-$l 25 per II.
SH0T--25c per ID.
LEAD--26c per III.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
corrected by f.. o'Bnen a Brother.l
TEAS-Sl s5@2 30.
COFFEE-44045t.
SUGAR-2l3@264.
COFFEE SUGAR-29l@30c per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-3I}c per h.
M0LASSES-sl 35@l 45 per gal
RlCE-l64c per 10.
LARD-25@30
CHEESE-22t@24!o.
STARCH-l09l lc per ID.
S0APS-lG@l7c per ID.
ToBACCO-7O@Sl 30 per ID.
SH0T-S5 25@5 40 per sack.
LEAD-l73@l6c per lb
DRIED APPLES-l7A@l8.
BUTTER-3sA4Oc.
SWEET POTATOES --$2 OO@2 10 per
,ushel.
HAY-Timothy SCOOPS per ton.
WHISKY--$2 II for common.
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CIneinnatl markrt-

CISoTSEATI, March l.
FLoUR.-There has been no essential
change in prices during the week, but ths
demand has been moderate, the hard bread
bakers having bought to fair extent We
quote good superfne at ~ 10, common to
good extra AT $9a9 25 Trade brands at 9 4Oa
3 60, and family and fancy at SO 75al0.
WHEAT-Has not changed essentially
During the week the demand has been light
at 81 Seal S8 for fair to prime red, and 50 10
az 2e for Kentucky white, closing oaiet AT
these rates, though holders asked 81 80 for
choice red, and did not seem wiling to take
lesG
CORN has been very dull and the demand
trihing The Government contractors have
not been buying, therefore it has been very
difficult to sell lots Of any magnitude Ear
declined TO 93a95, and she lied to 97A9s, the
latter rate 10 elevator.
OATS havdoeen dull for the same reason
as that which depressed the price of Corn, aud
prices declined to 79aSO-the latter rate 10
elevator.
RYE has been quite dull at 81 rs, and the
demand quite light at this rate.
Barley declined to 81 25a2 30 for spring.
aud 50 3oa2 80 for fall, but there was a fair
demand at the decline.
POTATOES-TheTe Teeeip pts have been very
large, and prices are lower and we quote fair
to prime At IS 25s4 IS per bri; s'37l brls
we're received during the week. aud 3, 900 do
exported
SBGAR,-7There has been moderate de-
mand for all kinds, but refined is lower, though
there has been no change IN prices Of raw
We quote Cuba at 2la24c Porto Rico, 24a
I5C; and New Orleans 25a26Ac, hard rs6naJ
2Sia29Ic
sEED.-We have to notice dull market
for all kinds. Glover declined 10 Sls 26a
10 so, and the demand light timothy, 81 5Oa
5 20, according 10 quality FAX, So 65a2 10,
which is an advar ce, bu, the demand was light
at the close Hungarian grass sold At 81 75a
90, on arrival, and the demand light,
SALr--The market is dull aud prices IN.
settled, so much 80 that Il Is difficult 70 give
quotations The demand is Of she most linn
tied nature Ohio river, Mason City and
kanAwha Is being retAiled by the agents at 6Oe
per buphel, There is no demand for foreign,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

And Justly deserves the rapntlton II long en-
joyedm Central Amerca and the West ladies'. , e
IN DYSPEPSIA

And s attendant train OF symptoms, II acts more like
CHARM than medicine. There is nothing In the
whole range Of MRtesia Medioa that for moment
bear comparison with It In this disease.
A full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
in the eleventh edition OF the United States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 and 1898
series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has just been brought 10 success
ful termination, and he s enabled 10 offer 70 the
public u combination o. CEDR0N with other approved
tonics the whole preserved IN the best quality Of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is conf.
dent has equal In the world.
He might furnish n volume Of ceruhcates, but the
public have long since learned 20 estimate such things
by their value. The safest plan In, for every one
TO test for himself the virtues OF a new medicine.
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Leaf ToBaSso market.
ClxolSNATI, February 2s.
SALES At BoDNASs wAREaousE.

SALES AT BoDMASs WAREHOUSE
Forty hhds and fifty boxes, viz 20 hhds
Virginia (new) leaf, lugs and trash-l at Sc so,
at 81 so, 2 at So, ] at SO co. 3 at $9 at
50 80, 2 at 80 75, at $40, 2 at Sl2 so, at
SIG, at SIS, at $40, at $40, 2 at S2l 25,
at S2l so, at S22 so, 2 at 1913 IS, at
S2G, at $27 80, at $35 so; 3 hhds Missouri
i at 800 so, l at S33, at 1874 so hbds
Kentucky, new--l at $5 80, | at SO, at
$40, l at SIG; hhds Missouri and hid
Mason county, private sale--l at S24, l at
$34, at $40 | at S43; so boxes Kentucky,
Ohio and Virginia - 40 boxes Ohio and
Kentucky at prices ranging from 81 90 to
$ls; 10 boxes Virginia (new)-from 81 70
to S35. Receipts light Demand good for
good bright and dark manufacturing leaf
SALES AT NORRIS AND cHALFANT's wAREHousr
Fortytwo hhds viz 30 hhds new Virginia:
2 at STAT 75, 4 at sas 75 Mt 10 %, 2 at
Hall so, 2 at l2al2 IS, at l3al3 20, ut
ID IS, l at Is, l at II so, az 10 25als 70,
at 10 10, at 20 25 l at 81 %, at 20 25,
at 27, at %, | at 80, at 80 so, at Sc,
at 90, l at 75 hhds old Virginia, viz: at
IL rs, | at II 75, at l3 25, at 2l so, / at
20 So | at 35 50 hhds OF Missouri, viz !
at ls so, at 2s, 2 at 80 so, at 33 so, | at
35 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01

TEuToNIA,-Ihis company, composed Of
some of our most responsible citizens, is now
ready TO do business, and will take fire aud
marine risks, as they announce in io-lays
Empire at reasonable rates We can, with
out any hesitation, assure the public that it is
entirely Trustworthy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-01
New YorE stock market

New YoRK, March L. Stocks dull and
lower Gold closed at zoos; Money plenty
at 6 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy lls;
Reading ll4t; $40 coupons Ill; l0-4O's,
coupons, 1929; one year certificates 9Sl
United States skies of 1881, cou-
pons, llO3; New York Central ia; Erie 73!:
United States skies Of 1881, register ed
Ill; 10 i0's, coupons new issue, 1924
1905 l5t Sterling dull at 1881