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Eee.

BUFFALO, December 2S.--Ice ard drift
wood, from upper Buffalo creek, passed
through the harbor last night and this
morning with great force, but no dam.
age was done. The weather is remark
ably mild.
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My.,eriou. Disappearance.

BosToN, December ga clerk named
Robert Preston, in the employ of the
dorchester Mutual Insurance Company,
disappeared with eight Thousand dol
lars In government bonds.
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New York, January 18th, 1864.

NEW YORK, January 18th, 1864.
Hessrx. Geo. c. Hubbel d Co.
Gentlemen Your Bitters having besn suck a
blessing in my family that / cannot refrain from
sending you this testimonial In December last
my wife was very -Confnement-and got
SO very low that some good stimulant was abso-
lutely necessary. tried wine but il did no good.
Having bottle Of Golden Bitters" which had
been given me by friend, l thought would
try them; I had ne faith in them. yet thought
would give them trial / can truly say that
my wife gained strength and health with every
dose In one month"; she was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfully do recommend them to all
ladies as gentle and Frightening stimulant
IA YourS &C.,
GEO. A. J. NORMAN,
Isl West J7th street, n. Y.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
NEW YnRK- Anril Old III

New YORK, April sd, 1864.
Geo. c. Hubbel q CO.-Gentlemen We have
analysed your Golden Bitters, and find that its
component parts entitle il to the notice of the
medical profession. Since our analysis we have
used II IN, our prAs.so with very satisfactory re-
suits and find it particularly well calculated to
correct arrangement of the digestive organs,
such as dyspepsia, diarrhGa, sick headache,
choc, &c, &c, and is n superior tonic for daily
use in moderate quantities for aged persons, and
also those of delicate constitutions. Yours &C.,
Doctors j. +. & L. 5. NORBURY,
No. 1877 East 32d street.
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Pnpal Regiment,

NEW YORK, December 29.-Move-
ments have been inaugurated in this
city in favor of raising and equipping a
regiment for the Papal army.
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The Ontario parliament.

TORONTO, December 25.-The first
Parliament of the Province of Ontario
was opened yesterday afternoon. John
Stevenson was chosen Speaker.
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"a st. Cortlandt St, MONTREAL, July IL, 1864.
MessrS. Deuins d characterization For
the last eleven months have been suffering al
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia;
so much so that could with difficulty retain a
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart general depression of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimncss of sight. l tried various cathartie
being afforded any effectual relief, till used
four bottles OF HUbberS Golden Bitters since
which period have not been troubled with
single one of the above Complaints. From the
benefits those BitterS have afforded me, feel
it my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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GOLDEN BHTTERs.-Hubbel' Gold.
en- Bitters arc rapidly gaining wOrld-wide rep.
Htation. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June 2, 1864
MessTs. HtIbbei d Oo.--GeRS lea say that
your Golden BiteTs is the most wonderful medi-
cine in the world. 1t acts truly in most mirac-
ulous way. Suffering with dyspepsia oftne most
painful kind used the Golden Bitters prepared
by Messrs Hubbel & Co., and was cured. am
convinced that all complaints of this kind can
be cured by your 'Bitters. Wishing you pros
perity and great success in the curing of al the
complaints that aftiict the human frame,
l am. gentlemen, yours, with respectr
CASHIER FABRIGOU.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, December %.

The dry goods market is very dull
for jobbers and the trade is mostly
taking stock, but in prices there is no
particular change.
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YoNKERs, May 0, 1864.

1oNKElts, May ., 1861.
MeSsrS. Geo. @. HuJJel q Co.
Gents: Having used only two bottles of your
Golden Bitters, can recommend them with
the utmost confidence as tonic, particularly
for a change of diet and water. 1t is as well fol-
ladies and children, giving them part of a wine
glass two or three times day.
Yours respectfully
GEO. G, BAKER.
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Milwaukee Market.
Destructive Fire.

MILWAUKEE, December 20.
Flour firm; sales of city XIX at 12a
9 so. Wheat quiet at 81 for No. l.
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Petroleo-C Calcium Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
~ prOvements Of the age is the process Of man
ufacturing gas By the Petroie0-C alcium Gas
Company of Wheeling. West Virginia, upon
patents Of DIR. j. II. Connolly, from an almost
yalueless product OF Petroleum 0H, (reNdu,nn,D
in combination with lime. or lime and coal so
simple that two thousand feet of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence in three b0Iuh. 1t kAs been thor.
Oughly tested upon such scale, at the Mcclure
House In Wheeling, and at the country residence
Of Mr.. j. Il. Gilchrist, near the same city, as to
fix the certainty Of its affording entirely salts
factory results in the production Of small and
large quantities Of Gas, aud can be with great
economy applied TO Pirate Residences, Sent
mares, Hotss, Factories aud Cities. ItissnpeFior
to any Gas now in use, not Only as TO the safety,
simplicity, practicaDility and great eheapness Of
manufacture, but for its superior brilliaIcy soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom from the
sulphurous odOrs common TO Gas.
These facts the officers Of the company win
take pleasure in demonstrating 20 those desiring
to adopt OF interest themselves In It. The com
pany will sell rights 70 manufacture In Towns
Counties, Districts OF States and direct stten.
ton 10 the following .. 2
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Relief for The Poor-Gensrni Order.
No. lO6.

WASHINGTON, December 25.-Liberal
subscriptions have been made by the
citizens of Washington for the relief Of
the poor. General Grant has directed
to be turned in for distribution among
them about fifty cords of refuse lumber
to 20 used as fuel.
Among those ut the funeral to-day OF
the late General Griffin were sGenerals
Grant, Sherman and other military Off
GERS of prominence.
The following ordor was issued this
ayeninO
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GESER1, ORDERS log.

HEADQ'Rs ARMY, ADJ'T GENERALS !
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, Dec. %, '67.
By direction of the President the
following orders are made:
!. First Brevet Major General E. o.
c. Ord will turn over the command OF
the Fourth Military District to Brevet
Major General A. c. Gillem and proceed
to San Francisco, California, to take
command of the Department of Cali
fornia.
II. On being relieved by Brevet Ma
jor General Ord Brevet Major General
Irwin Mcdowell will proceed TO Vicks
burg, Miss, and relieve General Gillen
in command of the Fourth Military Dis
trict.
III. Brevet Major General John Pope
is hereby relieved of the command OF
the Third Military District, and will re-
port without delay at the headquarters
of the army for further orders, turning
over his command to the next senior Of
dcer until the arrived of his successor.
Nv. Major General Geo. q. Meade lis
assigned To the command of the Third
Military District, aud will assume COM
mand without delay. The Department
of the East will be commanded by the
senior officer in it until a commander is
named by the President.
V. The officers assigned in the forego-
ing orders to the command of Military
Districts will exercise therein any and
all the powers conferred by acts of Con-
gress upon the District Commanders,
and also any and all powers pertaining
to Military Commanders.
vi. Brevet Major General Wager
Swayne, Colonel 45th United States in
fantry, is hereby relieved from duty in
the Bureau of refugees, freedmen and
abandoned lands, aud will proceed
to Nashville, Tennessee, aud assume
command of his regiment.
By command of General Grant.
tSigned,] L. d. TOWNSEND, A. A.G.
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C RES SECRET Asses
In all their stages, at little expense, little or no
change in diet no Inconvenience. and no expos
uro. 1t causes q frequent desire, and gives
strength To urinate thereby removing obstruc-
tons, preventing and curing structures of the
Uretha, allaying Pain and Inflammation 80 fire.
quent in this class of Diseases and expe ling all
poisonous, diseased, and worn ont matter.
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TESTIMONIALS:


.- WHEELING, w. Va, August 8, IsG7.
To Die President Of he PetroEeo- Calcium Gas Co.
Sm-We have Thoroughly and carefully in
vestigated the construction and workings Of ths
apparatus for manufacturing Gas according q
your cOmpany's patents, and TIE combination
Of materials used, A. now working upon the
Mcclure House in this city, and country resi-
dence OF j. Gilchrist, Esq, near thiAeitys For
simplicity, durability economy and safety, We
consider tt supeTiOrtO any other method Of man.
uIactur1ng Gas that we are acquainted with.
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers. ISL -,
Very Respectfully,
Mayor Of HAeeiiRg.
W. w. MILLER a. Co,
UAiSH Foundry aud EAgine Work..
VIZ. HARE
PtumbeT and Gas PItter
WI. GOODWIN 4 Co.
ProprietOTs HeLnPs H0us>
WIN. A. TuKSEH
JelreLsy aud Watch Maker.
SWEENEY 4 Co.
hdeiiniSts and Rngi11S BNiIders
IND WIZ ID. TERKY,
General r. r. Text Agent
LOUIS GAuss
Proprietor HeLi1e HOuss SaLeeA.
REILLY, BGKSEs & Horns, T.
.- -.g.t BreaaGys.
Ana refer by special permission 70
JAS. NJ. CHRIsTT Esa.
PittsbtUg, Pa, formerly ITsdalreT CITY Gdl %.
S. II. GoLDTHAKP, ESQ.
Gds Eh9iAeeT, Pidstwg Pa q,
PETRoLEoCALCIUd GAS co,
sugl3eowly Wheeling, w. Va
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Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some OF the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, CREST
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds
bashfulness, with frequent blushing. attended
sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cur
ed Immediately.
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Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleas.
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contempl&t
ing Marriage, being aware of Physical Weak
ness organic debility, deformities, speedil.
| Cared
Ha who places himself under the care of Dr.
J., may religiously confide In his honor as a gen
tleman and confidently rely upon his skill as
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p1cSrNcEPS ARRLrEn

THOM lIAYRE Insluslip fereire, Dee 2Mr 1bsot W. Car
Carroll, q Csians NJ Barron and ssrran kay r. r. fge
uohbns Busfhsus Mrs Flea D. CeoghcgAn hTfrs Jugloi
Dronsy g. McDohsd NJ Poucgnon NJ Cafrcaouu NJ At
andrr Nh. Lengsircs and child MI Beard two children and
VI Hossud Ne. Jaeks Ma Homeyar, NJ De belgl'
smith Judgt Horn Mrs Singer NJ and Mn Jones and
d. barcrure james h. Barro IT,
BARRYMORE ant Mr. Thorn Mrs RAu ani I've children NJ
smith M Ostheuer Dohhns Mrs. spurck Mr. Frank Herring
Pflee A. s0ufo M Riggs " b. Eddy, NJ saumauo. NJ Cai
Mr. Hrtn AID Mrs Lsndmau Mrs OTIS and servant Mr AMI MIS-
Faf and fuiy HaI. Mr. Nssihs Sir Hale Nj aBa Mrs
Red children s,rant Mr., Mr. aud Miss PTenuss Taylor
r Hand Mr. aud Mr.. Chraey Ms Bills Nj and Mn Car
49, Nh, Washbiou nd servant Mr. a6d Mr. Crockett NJ and t
Coerst NJ Herring Mr. aud Mr. Niiem1u W. and Mn
Ifoisn 3 children aud servant. hu Baran. MIA, blum'
Mis Miller, Ed1la DAWSON, Mr. Mssani, NJ haTin. 2,
Nine M'rs Mr. and NrA Costa. NJ and
NJ. Iubbr,n Nj sud yenu, Mr. and Ms Lcshos M Ga
an M Barhaun Mlct Mr. Ponchon Nj Magun Nj Brunei
Chslaad Nj Gyo Mr. Clocc Mr. Derive = Missionaries Sa
Ter Of harg NJ Gorrer Mr. D.gaho Mr fSnsenger Nj and
Nh Holgrr NJ ami h ETresi sses NoIdstfon
Bsgar children Mr. de- N'aur, NJ Walls Mr. Badion
Cart Johuon sfd NJ, Miss Tripod Mr. and Mr. Vail
Mrs. Rsuss EeEuanu, Mr. Wall. Mr. Coubreh, Mr Linn, Mr
Barlow Chdss Ms Hog Mr. PotiesbaIs, ME Ms1Aid AT
flauira AZ Hlrka Al
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MUSIC.

ITALIAN oPERA-CRIsPINO Ia COMARE.
Miss Hauck essayed q new part last night,
that Of Annetta in the sparkling and popular Crispino
We hardly say that surprised at her success
for this bright little lady has given many proofs OF
her versatility and talent 10 leave much opportunity for
surprise. She sang IT, aud acted il exceedingly well and
Will make IT, If not much mistaken, one Of her
most charming roles. Roncom full OF life and
drollery as ever AntOnucci and BellI we're most ae
ceptabe Doctors and the minor parts good AZ
had any reason 20 expect Miss Roncon kindly took
the part Of the Fairy in place Of Madame Fleury who
has transferred her services 70 the French Theater
On Wednesday Madame Kapp Young, who made such
an excellent impression in the Aiodine is 10 appear IN
Er''aHL On Friday the last night of the season. Trora
lore is promised and for the closing performance OF all
We Shall have Matinee on Saturday.
THE LIEDERKRASZ CONCERT.
The Concert given by the Liederkranz LIST
night at steinway Hail. for the benefit Of the German
Hospital, was brilliant affair and must have yielded
largo sum Of money for the charitable purpose 10 which
the gross receipts devoted. Mrs Eliza Lumley
Miss Topp. Mr. Wenzel Kopta. Madame Rotter and Mr.
Stems contributed their valuable services Miss Topps
playing Of Lists Rhapsodie Hongroise No. elected
storm % applause, mingled with hows ard roals Of de
NaAL
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.


ARRIVED.
s,np Prsneoms slesooi Portland I'm mG.e and
s,...,' yiyo IIes,, Norfolk With roa % G. J. Meccaa,
Brr Latham Kifrdss. Pp,asHes.
Brr Nellie BIoom6sh Hobby. stamford
Bry y g. Csrt Poster Port Johnson coal for Por'smouih
.uSs All ass o Eira Rove Co s. bad lea, Nw ra-.
I S 'H S s s,l i s"2 SSo ' In ' g S s
a,g s.'' Daniels for S''''' 10 day. and ' '''' for Boston
s,sf Ana. Hslq9 LpL g.,aa. 70 ts,' ., eT.ss to ooe
seir. George Bair Oals,, Providence
SslE r. II Wilson iIsrd' Pal River ~ Philadelphia
se.r eap,, cAF a.aas. gd, ,,ej.,
sear Mar Loeiss. Richardson, Siohing'oa
ssSr joha Nia'a,s. stable Wool, re,
s s,s, h. S,ssn s rs.R: : Sst6is s!!;"s
fehf S,il, Ri,h, Wright Providence
se, Gsog5 HrooI. K, forI Ichnoa. coal o New lla'sa
sehr MessHgsT Dean. Seas Am.oy ge,l h Iii ,,i
lady Jane. Hagefly South Anhoy coal o NeNIa'en
sSI Ssl Sinaoss GasdI PhsIepia ~ Boston Nov 90 south
Of Little BSz Iabor bad gale nom y ", Which lost bouspi
sei Morgan psye, Baltimore 'tAy with coal to American coal
s S.s I , YONG i. Tl s Be-. IaSsr Coil co.o,,,
selr Susan jane Audrrs. Little Kgs lirbor
Maggie Lacy Crosby Georgetovn c. loda' With coal
ScIr jola collins Brown, yipisi,
sehr Mar fr1gcc' DARBY Little kSg IiI. s - H..
sshr John Leutbal. Marlin, Virginia
sehr Hsnry Dover Peterson Virginia
Sloop Idle Jones' Jones, Little kgs iiarbor
SAILED.
steamship Corsica Tor Nassau and Havana slip Auaeau for on,
RETURNED.
Sehr san Juan Brckc hence Nov. 10 Tor Norfolk returned
OF hradR Winds anil loss Of jbboom.
DISASTERS.
MONROE, Dee The steamship Louisiana Sc here
today. "a a disabled condition.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
iIOLK, Dec. 2Arved steamship George r. Upton from
Chieston for Boston, brig Hyperion from Baltimore Tor Boston ,hr
Penis l.. smith, rom acnc mr Baltimore.
FOREIGN FORTS.
HAvLsA Dec 2--Saisd steamship l.agg, lor New.iork.
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{S8S8856sRsanl

Mass MEETINGS are the order of the day. II
heads .hch blessed aud gserd thi' day VII" Knox
eoa collected together by ht they would Oh Central
Park What beautiful sight meeting Of Knox hats Woad pr
supPose sg Tor Subscriptions will be received IRON
time TO time IN AID Of such meeting KroIs tao stores nos
2s and ~ Broadway win dress The heads bat who all sd'
snh Knor meeting hsi Let aoh Le beaen Tor the hno
nass meeting
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IS MaIden.lane, New-York City.
OFFICE or the Pass,

A. MOTION Dear Sir Five years ago began TO
use a uold nan of vour manufacture, and have writ
len with il ever since say at least IL 10 10 pages of
fooscap every day. IL has continued in good con,
dtion as YOU NAV Imagine, when tell you that
am now using il 10 write this note. have found IL
as elastic ms n quill pen, never cutting the paper,
meyer scattering tho ink, and. above all, durable.
Few single pens have had 10 steady work. Think
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SANDY spnlyo. Md. II mo-. 18th. 1861.

SANDY SPRING Md, II mo-, l5th, 1867.
ESTEEMED FRIEND: think it due to thee to say,
that the pen thou kindly forwarded to me on the nth
OF last month, gives me entire satisfaction Having
had large amount Of writing to do since, the addi-
tional with which | accomplished it. and the
greater rapidity, makes me feel that the pen has
about paid for itself already. When first tried IT,
having for months used one that has been mended.'
and required hard pressure on the paper was con
sideraby disappointed, and thought of returning it
for a sitter But thought it best not to decide
against it without fair and just trial. and so wrote
on and the longer used il, the better liked IT, and
now i could not wish for anything better in that
line Thy sincere friend, .,
BENZ. HALLOWELL.
A. MORTON,
rs Maidenlane, New-York City.
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PARIS. June "a. 1867.

PARIS, june ~ 1867.
My DEAR SIR: am badly of here ~ was III
London four years ago-I can find no gold pen III
Paris that call good. Hence, mine that got oil you
having had an unlucky fall herewith sena u DICK
that you may return to me whole one OF the sano
style and character. ..ti,
What a compliment TO Your pens. that neither III
London nor Paris | can find nothing eqal 10 in1ll'
and have TO send across the Atlantic for 80 s pu'
essential a thingll Yours truly,
CHARLES d. CLEVELAND
A. MORTON, ~
25 Malden-lane, NewYork Cliy'
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OIfEh ibh ihi- h'''''''''
noaacE WarEHs Co.. No 4 Broadway viii OPPOSE Of 100 Pianos
Meodons Pao Church sbd Cabinet oaps and take INN cash
and the balance monthly insismn They also Reut ins'a
year aud sos The rent money upon te poeha'e
BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH-SiX years eX-
Tsarc without failure Let .ho appreciate, ~ RON
hnrvl,r, Ia y lut ~ No 2ul bruaiNsl.
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ing yOu ought to know this tell it to yOu, and am
yours truly, r. SHELTON MACKENZIE.

NRw-YoRK Feb. H. 1867.
Mr.. MORTON: The manual labor of writing had
always been difficult and painful to me. had never
been able to purchase u gold pen adapted TO my
hand; Quills too and soon wore out, and
steel pens were harsh and stiff.
In March, 1865, after half an hours experimenting,
Won selected gold pen for me, as flexible as a quill
and as fine as wanted. had never found anything
with which could write half so easily before But
lost it in California aud for few months scratched
away as best could with steel pens On the day
after reaching New York again, with your aid found
another gold pen in your establishment as good as
the first have used it daily ever SINCE and now
write these lines with it, with an case to which
was a stranger before met you two years ago. One
of my friends adopted your pens from the same cause
and with the same results. am confident that you
can fit any hand, however cranped, and help any
writer however hard to suit. $500.
Faithfully yours, ALBERT ID. RlCHAkDsON'
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OFFICE OF THE scIEYTIFTo AMERICAN,

No 81 PARK Row, NEW YORK, June 26, 1861.
am acquainted with the manufacture of Gold
Pens and have no hesitation in saying that the Ma,
chimes Invented and Patented by Mr. Morton, and
used in his business enable him to manufacture the
best Gold Pens in the world.
ROBERT MACFARLANE,
Editor Scientific American
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-29
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, January %.
The condition of the market Is very little
changed from that of the week past. In all
departments business quiet.
The receipt of hogs for the 4S hours A.
096. Prices bear no material change at
50 J06G rs net Dressed hogs had light
81 50@7 75.
Mess Pork is held at $50 25@2O 80, bu
no buyers appeared ut over $40 for outside
brands aud $50 20 for favortes. Green
Meats are steady, with fair sales at Ga, 81,
and lOl1@l03sc. for Shoulders Sides and
Hams.
Bulk meats are held firmly at 7X@Sc.
sides at 954@l0c.; clear rib sides, l01ac.
Lard Is firm but quiet, at l2c. for prime
kettle prime steam sold at 18c., and nc.
more was asked in some Instances.
New sugar-cured Hams are firm at l515
@l53zc., caHvassed and packed.
Grease is dull small sales, delivered, at
7A@9Ac.
Breadstufs are steady. Flour sold to II
limited extent in fine grades at fair prices
100 bbls. winter family at Sl3 and 100 bbls.
on its merits ut $l3.
Sales of 100 bushels No. 2 spring Wheat
at 50 IA. This is considered an extreme
figure, as fair grades are offered at - 100
2l3.
Corn Is firm, with sales OF 1850 bushels
mixed shelled, in elevator, at 6l@62c.
Oats sold shade lOwer-600 bushels No.
at 52c, sacks returned, and 3,l00 bushels
at 51c.; No. 2 are nominal at 49@50c.
Whisky Is flrmer, with sales Of 222 brls.,
bonded at 25C
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SALE OF THE JOHN
MAUSE FARM,


Between the hours of one and four O'Clock T.. NJ ,
upon the premises, the following described real
estate, situate In Montgomery County, state OF
Ohio, tO-wit; Being fOrty-twO acres, more or less
OF the west side Of the northwest quarter Of section
No. nineteen l0), town four ~, range nVe t5),
east, Sc.
The premises have been appraised, free OF
dover, at one hundred and ten dollars per acre
and cannot sell for less than that amount
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash; one e-third
in one year, and one-third In two years from the
lst day Of April 1851 with interest from that date
the payment TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
The premises are situated ON the township road
and adjoining the town of Amity, and about one
half mile south Of the Wolf Creek Pike. There Is
upon the premises good frame dwelling, with u
good cellar under same good frame barn. well
OF good water stone spring house; stone smoke
house, and all the necessary out-buildings, all in
good repair; aYoung orchard of bearing fruit OF
. general variety and choice fruit, Also, running
water, furnished by neyer-faillng spring, sufli-
oient for stock. HARVEY VENUS
Executor OF John Mause, deceased
GEO. W. MOYER Attorney 18w4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-29
gatal Aotites.

tE-A Sermon on the text-"MiRd youd
o,on Business cnttled--"St. Antony,
Alban Butler and Local Gossip OF the Day
ton Dddy JorRai."--for sale at Fishers
Book Store. No. 90 jefferson street, near
the Postonlce. The profit is for the sup
port and education of two orphans.