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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

TINE WEBER PIAN0-F0RTE
rallied the BEST INSTRUMENT nADB BY al the leading mu
an Of this city and elsewhere 1t pronounced by tho National PA
pofos Association trial in their with the first manuie
trn ofihis country enneutJ the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and
used The Conservatory Of Music and other high music schools alto
eer Of their power equality sweetness and b
nancy OF tone elastic touch and great durability.
wAREUOONg M 41qu roooe Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

NVATERs SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS,
hELoDBQSs, and CABINET ORGANS the best manufactured
allowed purchased Monthly payments received for
lie sane Pianos bargan nom 400 4225 Old
pianos exchange Liberal discount 10 teachers sn clgmen
Csh second hand tuned aud repaired New J.
octave Pianos br Y2S Ard upward Wsrooms No a BlosisY
NY. HORACE WAIbkh
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Mem 11nblitaticns.

A NEW NOVEL BY Mrs. MUHLBACH.
d APPLETON COMPANY,
Nos 443 and 4l5 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
Publish this day:
BERLIN AND SANS.SOUCI;
FREDERICK THE GRfRaAT AND HIS FRIENDS.
- An HISTORICAL NOVEL, -, -
,Do, ~ o..D IT and 5 GsS Frederick the Gree, and u
Court" Merchant Of Berlin" etc, etc
Translated from German by Mrs Chapman Coleman and Ler
,M Iano P clotb free So ~-~scso 4as,a~
One cannot f to be improved by novels these fully
we impressed rute of the description They fact and
ger these books amo1g the best most entertaining nov
Il 'S Sm f ' WITH in saeb y
N'p'Ou'1n D. AZ Co. HAVE JUST PUBLISHED =
JOSEPH nAND MS COURT By l. Mu4rBAcr Tr9 1. from
FREfpERlCK TflB CHEAT GSb lis COURT BY L. Muu1nAcn
Translated from the German by Mrs Coleman and her daughters VOL
- TIE @Eh6HAST OF BERLIN BY 7. MgurDAcu Translated
HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York,
IL PUBLISH THIS DAY;
THE CLAvERINGS.
NOVEL
By ANTHONY TROLL0PB,
Author Of "Can you Forgive T "The Bolton Estate" "sma
House Abingdon" "DI ThoTne" "e Last Chronicle Of Barse
&C. With illustrations $50, Paper, @li Cloth n 2S
HARPER & BROTHERS
Bayc juzt published;
THE TWO MARRIAGES. AEoyeL BY Mics MuIooN, Aulor Of
John Halifax GtulcGan ~ yObe Life Christians MEske,"
&C. Sc Large l2mo, Cloth Beveled Bdses 81 ~
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By LABouLArE Member Of the Inst tate OF Fsne Taps
ieby MsY L. BoorH Elegantly Illustrated l2no Cloth Bsyecd
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ANNALS OF 4 QUIET NElGHBOnl0oD AE"d BY GEORGE
MACDONALD NJ A. l2ro, Cloth, 81 -.
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Renl Gstate for Gale.

~~~S~
RARE INVESTMENT.-FOR SALE, to
IN estate ACRES KANSAS LANDS all selected person
ally undergnei quality The best locations th most eligible
paid titles clear quAdruped in value dncg ioei viii N
rapidly for the nett generation Address ALs&AI u. SO
ARDsoS, Tribune oace, NY. "a
A LII WANTING FARMS-Good SOFT mild
"a climate 2! miles ,Ouh Of Philadelphia price only go per a
dress G K I&SDs, vasand NeTjsTssy
A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY PLACE i'll
.T FOX G"sS Cottage SssIS' sa sRs IS1 a a
ing sites the Pk Of Eve each two Of eight acre; aud one oil ten
FOf particulars apply to the proprietor, l. s. HASKELL
Or L9 4: Z. p skRRic SEalsS Co.. ~ Ii
No. 20 Wiliam.st, \. =
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with IS acres Of
Yokers equally from yae DePOt on the
5eas high grd9S "Ga Pess garden ]
% Hd T T tT Sss aSs AND ys &c and connected
WIN s''' WALTER JSDERTIG Agent Youkers NY
A VERY DESIRABLEC CORNER RESIDENCE
n for sALEThe three House corner Of Henry
St and sl5 BISoa 0'i respects POSE s
~ 0'''r -'' r KELLOGG, No @ Ceir'st, n. Y.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, de-
n nebtfny situated on LAKE RONGOEKoMA L. L. has private
water 'front.' splendid grove the bank good hoase IS feet
nearly new slate roof 20 good nd Orchard Of
trees small fruit Stable, &c viii DO sold on easy terms
very ehoice4ocatiou. q. KING, Tribune OSce n y.
A LARGE double HOUSE for SALE, cheap,
"a sOab Bergen elegant eommodOus al moSen
es sS t '?S sG9e a Of D. r. sRf No s Broadway
A FINE PROPERTY, 40 acres, near Eliza
G%. nd sn o;s R 5o e JS6sf No az RB 1oS
A WIDE LOT for SALE-263 feet by hall
bic for a stable r. O. HAPLBLD Architect No 81 Pnet
EXECUTOR'S SALE, of highly cultivated
situated on high ground consisting abou, eighty tabe land
houses all the necessary outbungs snd bun
rot Of all knds oneh tie purchase MONEY can s
wTLLErT' Real Estato Agcnt, Man.L, Flushing, l. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

TOR SALE.-Great Bargains in SOUTHERN
LANDS Farms Of all sEes and al prices in Maryland Vgn
and the eoOnOwng States Send p for catalogue address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

NatlTGs Theology, by GERRIT SMITH, IS niiei
reatse maintaining that the true basis Of theology s 10
be found in Nature which viii attract attention from the
hsh position Of the author in the religious and phan
chronic world as well as from the holiness and indeed
Inc revolutionary character Of its contents. M Smith
Argnes that our chief mental employment should be the
hceptfc study Of nature that natural science more
ahan ALI other knowledge affords the suTest safeguard
against superstition; that fabulous theology finds the
most potent antidote to its perncous influence in the
study Of astronomy and geology. lie takes ground
against the Christian Church account Of her claims to
be the infanbe teacher Of mankind by force Of her in
Iahbe Traditions her inallble BUe and its nfalhle
Interpretations While admitting the prominence Of the
Bible over all other books in point Of principles pre-
eepts and Inspirations he protests against the assump
t0n Of its absolute authority lie believes that the world
will ougrow the dominion OF theology and the one true
religion" the religion Of nature and reason the religion
which Jesus loved and lived" will ultimately, and per
haps speedily triumph. The gst Of Mr. Smiths pamphlet
comedies great degree with the sOcaed Positive PHI
iosophy which has taken such strong hold Of many mod
tTn thinkers the continent Of Europe and in England
especially the death OF its founder, Auguse Comte
Ytba renewal of the ancient controversy between faith
and reason religion and science IN the present condition
of the former element Mr.. Smith appears 10 think that
80 reconciliation is possible. IT must become imbued
with spirit, and assume shape, before il can
PC brought into harmony with science. The author sup
ports his position with animation, often indeed with
vebemence which many VIII think too rampant for the
occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
Aelp Dcnico.

A GENTS WANTED
TIE HISTORY on TK WAN BETWEEN TI,R STATrS-
TRACING IT'S ORIGIN, CAUSES Am RESUiiN.'
TIE HON. ALEXANDER ~. STEPHENS,
-
THE L1FR. iITTEPS ANn SPEECHES or
TIE HON. Al ItXANDFR II. STEPHENS.
by HRSRY CLEVELAND.
SeId foT Circular and Sc OR tcufG
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
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o,TETNWAY g. SONS,

CTEINWAY & SONS
- GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
taken "a lrs, Premiums the principal fairs IN this country and
10 sdon thereto First pine Medal Al the Grand International EI
hbon At London 1902 competition with 200 pianos from all parts oi
the
Rrery their Agate
and warranted ior eve WGeooms Nos IL AID - East Four
tsebtk.sf NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
NARM FOR SALE.

I
The subserbe offers for FARM situated The village Of
Pleasant Valley the Dutohess Turnpike and within 40 minutes drive
Of the CITY Of walk Of four churches
schools Stores gmDs blacksmith shops and Posofce-wo mails
and four stages daily
said state Of cultivation, and
suitably divided into grain aud Woodland Is wen Saefed MN
There kOue the premises The
ouhudrgs apeiour and I've sheds There also good
the large portion Of the
Farm 10 fenced With good stone wall
said Farm will be offered private sale until the lth day Of February
soil by that tC sale viii that day (tebru
1861 sold Public Auction the Court HOase, the CTS Of
PougkkecpSe II o'clock Oneha Of the purchase money can
remain upon the premises fdesrcd. . -.
particulars inquire o jonathan Thorn Edwin Thorn No wash
heionsauAre EewYo City AHdsW Cole he village Of Pleasant
Valley, The rrenises ,..,.,. .,,,o,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
Doar0 ano Rooms.


BOARD WANTED-By a quiet Lady, in a
private Twelfth between Fourth apd ssiAsves,
or a. brooklyn Courts betweea Fulton and South Fsris
Beard including ere and not TO exceed III week Best IeereeG
given and required. Address WALTON, Tribune onee
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED.-A German
Gentleman competent singing Teacher desires Furnished ROOM
private house payment Of which he would give vocal inso
tons Highest reference given Address Box No. 476 p o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The finest cOun-
y RESIDENCES in (aeess County situated at jamaica Apply
No 2{2 SOuthss. Eeg 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

EET TIE BEST-AGENIS WANTED
~
"WOMANS WORK IN TIE CIVIL WAR"
This commenced than tcf aud under
approval the UNITED SANITARY toaNiOs
CnyHssiOx aud rBE CHHsTAH t0NMls
soS containing introductory chapter hy Dr. Bellows late Pres
Of the SANITARY Commission 81 standard authority and great
interest II II illustrated with hne steel eugns ~ oh
sartsn and about 100 including sketches Of
bic Of about iou hnnfcd
while bsineess HEROISRf
all aud relief to ours soldiers.
Send circulars cLoio, Of territory.
Address ZElGLklt hCCURDY Co. Publishers,
No s0l nuts PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

DOCK AGENiS WANTED,
I'D solicit orders m each uthe United States ard Canada Tor
popular sua-rf pton b1oS yer piOlshcl being
TllE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY or THE bILR
By John Ko pD - s. g. edited BY the Rev. Ahau Bond DID, Of
EorVh 90 closely printed Royal Oclo pages horo
100 fan page engratinr Recommended tj The leading e 81 ~
determinations Of elau $3.50 copies elcsdy printed NJ rge
running on tie ror. tfcv tod wants H. Lfpenr'
Agents say they knew book @ welt 70 compcuon u
peened gents School Tc sabbath School Teaches, Retired
1egJnen other Wanted Introduce this Great Net into
eye household ~ Die land Tor t.en &c. apply Immediately 10
lie o. h,Au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

open POLAR SEA.
" consequence Of large advance orders he Publication OF
pE HANESS NEW BOOK
leeuu osnoned "WEDNESDAY. Fch. -
TTE OPEN POLAR SEA. 4 NARRATIVE OF VOYAGE or
DISCOVERY TOWARD THE NORTH POLE. ~ TIiB SCHOONER
UNITED STATES By, Dr. Commander ~ the Ia
petition Embshshed With ulyoge loaons drawn By Darcy
White and others from I0es6 Sketches three upage Nhar
tventyh ygnettos Portrait Of tine AuloT Engraved oD
Steel one vol 8,Q Price ~ -; Half Calf 40
UURD 4 HOUGHTOS, Publishers,
No so Broonest, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

DARTLETTs SEWING-MACIHNES.
~ STYLE % use br hand or foot, At Sl5.
THE CHEAPEST, GOOD SkW ING MA'IiNES.
AZ Genuine Bartlett Machines have the
Trade MARI "BARTLEITS SBWISGI IlkE Co.. hKW.l ORR"
in OH Letters upon ,h' shield n Tie
Look Machine aud lnltg Persons giving r0ma
Of VA be rewarded Ery Bartlett Machine warranted
for 10
There immediate opening few frsi-eGss AGENTS W.
BARTLErT Patcer, Principal Ohrc. No 30 broadway,
FDcs kcwlo Cegmeu oth'r sending order of THREE
MALIIIA.A ..- D. ..-. ~. ---.... ~. ~ -----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

NOR LE-BEDFORD-AVE. LOTS-Seven
lots At barn corner Bedori and Lyetteay Brooklyn APP
STEVENS, No. G4 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

NEW PATENT PIANOS:
~ RAVEN & BACON Mannmo n4ers Of PIANO FORTES with
PATENT COMBINATION SOUNDING BOARDS Patented Aug A.
1866 This inveno6 introduced ercuaely into Pianos Is Of the
greatest advantage 70 The tone Of the instrument II Affects the Sound
Ing Boadte very soul OF The Pano-and produces thereby pure
greatly superior quality aud To that Of e ordinary
The Sounding Board released homi connection with the piano
resting upon under sounding boards h relieved 0n the usGy
caused BY such connection and lie bntoy quality greatly Increased
Ibis enenty household instrument well parties
posing purchase Pianos invited to call and examine
ment WAREROOHs. No 10 GTandst Bosdssy NeSiorh
DIANOS-Unrivaled for tone and touch, Mt
moderate prices large and upnsh
to rent low rates BRSTOw HARDENBROoK, No IA Tenthst
between BrsAwN and Fomth-ayr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

FOR SALE--500 FARMS in Maryland, 3O(
he In Virginia, aHd 80 Pennsylvania circular
ALbERsON, TREGO Co. No Il s. Oay-st. baltimore Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

CAUDLEa,,,&I,,ESL,.El;Y,;;n rov n..,,.,.,.
No. 40 BROONFSf., hEN-loEh,
Have bow ready.
CHARLES WESLEY StIN IN Ills llNhh ANb hfr9 ~
MILAN POEMS. vol lfuo. Price 81 3D. tit ~
MRS CAUDIES CURTAIN LECTURES. bv nDlg.-s Jcuod.
with appropriate Illustrations fon dfus by Charles hcae l'oL
i6no. Price, cloth 8 I i0i ro,h. fah git - -
MessrE Hl.RD { uOuCITOH lave lately patishsd;
MACAULAY'S POEMS AND SPEECHES IsolA, ciuth...S IN
OUT'OP TOWN By Barr Cray Cloth, o
POEMS OF ALFRED H flTEtE 2Nos.....,,......s... w
POEMS By Alice CAY tfih... ''.....t. ~
ESSAYS or ART D. p o. la'ua,t %
SIX MONTHS WITH ABRAHAM LINCOLN Crih......... ~
Sent ~ mail prepaid roceipt of DE iie's aru,I'A
For Sale BY az Bookseller.
This u.g ruui-l,d
CALVARY-YIKGIN
" TRAGEDIES.
u, Ilr0rroy CfHorv
IN one yery lstJsome Riuo VOL - w.. Poe ~ IN.
y. r"oLAbi. No +fs rron' .
NEW. MUSIC-"Cuhan fandangon for guitar.
IN Song "Aiocu ~, AIccr' p'lo eonpod tf Sruof
Either ~ tct positions cent o a.Iitss
cegt Of prce - D. o. ALLFlN, So - houi fi~t,
iil-ucl'ia.
ELORENCE MARRYAI's NEW NOVEL,
D FOR EyEk AND EftE of Haisiol' hf morn
ing LOEiNo Publisher. h.+t.r.
A LARGE INVOLVEMENT TO THE TRADE.
iA-VALENTlERs b. ~ 80 +l5 80 go anh so .ui, . ia
mice Ii-o an imucn.e lrc 60 to1 r
dbnount per ms o Iu attended q" q e iftHg q"
TIIB Y UNION vAGINrlNf 60 SOS lai ADD ~ vs. 'ar ~
VALENTINES! NALENTI MES The
largest and cheapest asouelt " inc Valentine m e
Wholesale and retail 'ilAN a. ALbth
Ne % Nassau g. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

EOR SALE. "A very fine fOur-stOry high
soop brown stone house finished the very best manner
walnut stairs walnut trimming marble thing and splendid billiard
complete with all modern Improvements Must be
precated Apply the premises NJ. "a West HysecoRdh
Broadway and Eghtb-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
siiuaiions tDanieO-Males.

ECLIPSES FOR THE YEAR, sc.
~ IN TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, now ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

GTONE- MASONS WANTED to 90 TO the
- Ihmus Of Panama Apply At once Of pASANA H. Co No 10
VALE - - :. K 4 - - = y
Two BOOK AGENTS-We are now ready to
The popularity q thu So anscdent'd isr mere ihn i9rf
months past We demand hs 'r eIs'ded our rIo, ability 70 supply
Than were ever here ue any single wor in 20 short q
ofGREBLgYs HISTORY i serwhe admitted even BY saho
political oPponents EIgeehed Can.e can serore hood territory
favorable terms Address o. D. CASE Co.. Pubshtrs Hartford
Conn, Cleveland, Ohio or Detroit, hieh.
WANTED-Old Agents, Canvassers, Colpor-
~ teg and fIsse %en t. eIgge N ue sale ol se most goheer
Territory to one year s9a charge no bonus for The right We have
party send m confidential ercuar which will show that
larger Inducements than other publishing house IN tho county Ad
Nos. 4ig and ~ WslHut.tt Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED-An ASSISTANT in Manufac-
g., s sso' T sP' y, and s %aS g s chance
maker preferred Address Boz No $50 p o. 81
WANTED-An intelligent and industrious
w LAD, with reference. Address v w. y PostOmee
WANTED--A competent, experienced BOOK
w KEEPER Address LAMPs0S SONS, No 70 Daahest
WANTED-A few genteel AGENTS, to- in
rmgments wiz he made with competent pae, Address ilres
days v @ b, Boz No 7s Tribune oGcs;
WANTED-SEVERAL ACTIVE AND IN
w tegent Agents either Ladies Gentlemen 10 sell
tce IN great demand splendid remuneration be secured Can
NINE DENoRESTs BNFORuM or FASnOSs, No 80 Broalssy
SkI0 PER DAr-Enteiprising Agents male
Universal utility ghts he carried ia yass in couneIoS ~iti
Other article sample b mail receipt Of 70 cents AGd,
RURNHAMs AN. BUSINESS COLLEGE,
O Complete in al s appointments See sIt under lnsicion"
SD 50O TO $1,000 A YEAR, GOOD
W NS,cOO chance TO make money An AGENT hwsned in
sumption every y Can be Manufactured the AGENTS dwelling
y entirely new seSuIIa e Copyright sae 4, PeRaen' :, aour
fC return, LOUIS tOBLRN1Z Nddleiown, Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

RURNllAM~ AM. BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- BpuPgts ha- TIb BEST, PaysGsT plya "IDtinStsl"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-19

eB- Schwarz treats all his customers
alike, gives each and every m s%atisfac-
ton. fe15
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-19
OHIO & ITEMS.

The dwelling house of Rev. G. w. Ba-
ker, near Richmond, Jefferson county,
caught on fire Wednesday night of last
week, and was entirely consumed. The
house was worth about $4,000, partly in
sured.
Kinsey's Wooden Factory, situated at the
foot of Wheeling Hill, about six miles east
of st. Clairsville, was burned on Monday
afternoon. The fire was communicated to
the building from a stove pipe.
The Mahoning river was so gorged on
the 10Th. that the fine town of Warren was
almost submerged. The river rose rapidly,
rushing across the flats on the west side,
and completely flooding that portion of
the town south of the canal. An immense
gorge about" two miles long prevents the
escape of the water, and it is now five feet
deep on the level and is still rising. The
current has set in through the streets and
fears are entertained that many of the
buildings will be swept away. Families.
furniture and live stock had to be taken to
higher ground.
On last Saturday evening the "Sue Smith
llbuSN+ NilNlCNlllNf Oph 1 ShN 'H' pNAH
ed to the ground in a short time. The fur
niture was all saved.
There was a bill before the Legislature,
which we nave lost sight of, proposing a
material change in the Road law of this
State. The bill abolishes the office of Su-
pervisor and places the roads under the
management of the Township Trustees Of
their respective townships, authorizing
them to employ the farmers to repair and
keep in good condition, the roads through
their own farms, or, if they think it better
to employ one individual to take charge o
the roads for the entire township.
The Ottawa County Union says that
few days ago a man walked on ice from
Putin Bay Island to Port Clinton, twelv'
miles. obtained a marriage license, wen
back "by the same conveyance" the SAINT
day and was married in the evening. Sucl
a persistent bridegroom as that chap de
serves to be "hugged up warm"
The PEACH PROsPEcT.-M. b. Bateham
Esq, the Pomologist, was in Columbus OF
Wednesday, and informed the editor of tn
Columbus Journal that he had examined
good many OF the fruit buds on peach tree
about Columbus, and that he found enough
of them u~ninjured to give promise of a fi
crop in sheltered situations, but in EXPOSED
localities they were nearly all killed by tn
extreme cold.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. The Cincinnati
Commercial, of this morning, has the infor
nation that the Touring mill and coope
shop belonging TO Captain William Knight
in Millersport, Ohio, were accidentally de
stroyed by fire last Saturday night, to
gether with 100000 slaves. Loss, $4,000
no insurance. Forty men are thrown on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-19
Cincinnati Markets,

CINCINNATI, February IS.
FLoUR-No changes. Choice families are
held mt $l3@l3 20; extras at $12@12 40 for
winter, and $40 50@11 90 for spring. Super
fine sold at $40 % for winter and 80 25@
0 40 for spring.
WHEAT--No. l red winter at 81 90; No. 2
do. So S2@2 90. No. l spring held at 80 40
az 40. with sales of 400 bushels at 81 AZ.
sales $50 bushels at 81 %. Sh~ipments-7,-
1924 bushels.
CoRN-For shelled, sales occurred at Coo.
400 bushels new mixed gunnies sold at zoe.
Some lots offered at Zoe. Mixed ears were
held at 54@55c, and white at 57@5Sc.
PRovIsIONs-NO changes in mess pork,
bacon, sugar-cured hams, or lard.
WHIskY-ls firm. Sales 200 bbls. bonded
at 25c.
HAY-Market easy. Sales pressed $l8@
IS per tun at landing, and $20@2l at store.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-19
NOTICE.

TOHN W. SMITH and Margaret Smith, his wife,
81 will take notice that Thomas j, 3. Smith, of the
county of Montgomery and state Of Ohio, did, on
the 9th day OF January, a, ID 1851 nile ms petition
Montgomery In said State of Ohio against the said
John W. Smith and Margaret Smith, defendants,
mortgage TO the said Thomas j. s. Smith on lot
number twenty five hundred and mine
(2b3Q), in the city OF Dayton, county and State
aforesaid TO secure the payment of $50 according
to certain notes referred TO In said mortgage, and
praying that said defendants may pay said sum,
said premises may be sold to pay the same; aud
the said defendants are notified that they are re-
auired TO appear and answer said petition, on or
before the third Saturday after the 10th day of
February next. ThOs. j, :. SMITH.
1SW6
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-19

TT The best inducements yet offered.
Who can beat themY In order 10 reduce
my stock | will offer, for ten days only,
Mems sewed Calf Roots, - 90; Mems
Arctic Rubber Over-shoes, 81 so; Lasting
Caters, 81 90; good Morocco Shoes, 81 90;
mems, custom made Kip Boots. 81 90.
Mems, women's, misses and children's
Boots, Balmorals; Polish Boots and Gait
ers In great abundance and very low.
s.. GOODMAN, ITO Main street.
eW- Schwarz treats all his customers
alike, gives each and every one satisfac-
tlon. fe15
eE- The leading Clothing House in Day
ton is the Eagle Clothing Store, 1ls Main
street, three doors south ofMarket House.
fel5
eT- Farmers and Mechanics will buy
their Custom Made Clothing at the old and
reliable Eagle Clothing Store, llS Main
street, three doors south Of the Market
House, sign of the Golden Eagle.
SPLENDID Observation-Disclosures &
SUN Hbs iNo NAM HhINtiN nay y liNh AfNflNfA
he most splendid loto Of overcoats In the
city, which they are offering at very low
g"res. Call and see them. ltd&w
eB- Schwarz keeps good Clothing and
sells them with a living profit. fe15
lT-A lot of new Government Oycrcoats
at 81 30. G.essner & Brother. daw
TT Is you want to get a fine pair of
Boots made, go to Goodman.
BOYS YOUTH's CLOTHING.-An en-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
Just received by Lebensburger a Son, No.
los Main Street.
eB- If you want to get your Boots
neatly repaired, go to Goodman.
FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING.--A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
Just received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
los Main street.