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The correspondent of the Boston
Commercial, while on his way from
Boston to Washington, witnessed the
following incident, which illustrates the
difference between theory and practice:
while this political economist was in
the height of his argument, the car filed up,
and every pair of seats was taken except two
directly opposite me. Upon seat in each
of these were two political philanthropists
Their legs were thrown over the vacant seat
beside each of them, although three or four
were standing. One of them was loud in
his protestations of the social and civil
equality of all men. The negro would soon
get his rights. For his part he had no SYM
pathy with those who would deprive him of
them. Now one of the standing passengers
was colored man, and he, hearing such
words of good cheer, turned to the ardent
defender of the rights of his race, and said,
"This seat does not appear to be engaged !;
l will occupy it," and he sat down. But our
advocate for equality rose in high dudgeon
he scorned to reply, and went and took a
seat beside his white friend. So much for
preaching, and SO much for practice"
l
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meeting Of the Council Of State
in this City, on Saturday last-present;
William A. Wright, VIM. Eaton, Jr.,
c. j.. Cowles, H. A. Lemly, Jesse J.
Yeates, and R. F. Simonton-the fol
lowing appointments were made by the
Governor and Council:
: Board Of Internal improvements = Patrick
H. Winston, Jr., of Berthe, and DR.. j. q.
Ramsay, of Rowan. :
Literary Boa,1-Nereus Mendenhall, OF
Guilford, a. W. Hustled, of Wake, and Col,
S. d. Pool, of Wayne.
Gov. Worth has recently appointed
Prot. W. G. Kerr, of Mecllcnburg,
State Geologist.
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A French writer says that there are but
four great social ideas, viz: Birth, Marriage,
Paris, and Death.
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BOOKS PRINTED AND BOU7YD.
We are also prepared to contract for this kind
of work, having laid in new assortment of Book
Type, and made necessary arrangements to secure
good binding.
One or more papers or periodicals can also be
printed in the Standard Office. Publishers who
design issuing new papers or periodicals, either
of literary, rural or scientific character can have
such papers or periodicals printed in our office,
without making large outlay of capital in pur-
chasing presses, type, inks and other material.
Being determined 70 do printing of kinds in
the very best manner, we will guarantee satisfac-
ton. sly- Terms-Cash.
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Itch! Itch! scratch!! Scratch !
Iybeaton,s Ointment will cure the Itch IN iorty-
eioht hours. Also cures Salt Rheum' Ulcers
o6ilblains, and all eruptions of the Skin. Price
30 cts. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending go cents to WEEKS d POI les
Sole Agents, no Washington street, Boston,
Mass it will be forwarded by mail, free oil post
aee. to any part of the United States
P.F. PESCUD, Agent,
sept ely haleiS'i' " "
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LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
RALEIGH, N. c..
d n pFSNJTD Aor1n
P. T. PEsCUD, AGENT,
re- PREPARED TO ISSUE

IS PREPARED TO ISSUE
POLICIES OF ANCE
TN the following Companies, whose combined
Capital and Assets amounts to 81, 700, 900,
viz:
Phoenix Fire Inns. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Atlantic Fire ms. Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Valley of Virginia, Winchester, Virginia.
The above Companies are well known as first
class Companies, and pay their losses promptly.
He also represents the
BROOKLYN LIFE ms. COMPANY,
of BROOKLYN, New York. which is one of the most
popular and reliable Companies in the United
States, and on their business for the past year
have declared cash dividend of FORTY per cent,
10 be divided among all whose policies were iss1-
ed within the past u months, on the PART1cIPA-
TING profits.
Persons insuring in this Company can pay half
cash and half note, payable and renewable every
year. semi-annually, or quarterly as preferred.
They insure on the non-forfeiture plan, so that
fine insured loose nothing if they are unable to
renew their policies after three or more years.
For particulars apply to n,so,,n
Raleigh, N. C., March ., 1866.
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FANCY PRINTING,
PLAIN PRINTING,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Of All Kinds, can be Executed with Nsatness
and Dispatch at the
Standard Office,
10. 11a-aa44 atraatA -
Con Hargett Street.

HAVING ALL THE FACILITIES, AND A
IL Superior Foreman. who is well acquainted
with the best styles OF Northern printing, and an
entire New Stock of material, Paper, Inks and
Presses, we are prepared to do the
Best and Cheapest Printing in the State.
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Dry Goods, Insurance, &c.

The Greatest Curiosity Of the Age!
A LIVE NAN AT HILLSPORO'!
I'm THE FIRST APRIL WE WILL OPEN,
" at Hillsboro, N. c., the sgest and finest
assortment of
Ladies' and Mems Wear
ever offered to the country trade.
Having the best custom in the State, we can
afford to sell at prices below City retail trade
Give US q call.
Write for samples, enclosing stamp.
To Students and School Girls at distance we
will sell at the sa, prices as to our home Gus
toners DROWN, PARKS & co.
March %, 1S66-2-tf
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Special Notices.

Brick Machine. The National Brick ia
chine. CLAY TEMPERING MACHINE, and makes,
with onlEstwo horse power, 5o'ooo srLsNpip
BRtoks per day, with well defined edges and UNI
form lcngtns If the Machine does not perform
what we claim for it, we viii take it back and
refund the money. Address
ABRAM REQUA, Gen. Agent,
onr;l 5-s-Im. 1870 Broadway, N. Y.
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ITO OUR FRIENDS.

We still continue to sell books and stationery
and all other goods in our line. We cannot sell
ut cost five do so, we shall be unable to buy
OF er goods. We have been trading in our line
tor several years. Our friends have always pat
ronized us largely, forwlich wear thankful We
have always tried to make a liying profit ON our
goods and at the same time to give general salts
faction to our customers. We Intend still to fol-
low the same rule, which we think fair and hon
orable. Such books as We Go not have on hand,
we will order for our friends. Among our late
arrivals, we have Methodist Hymn Books, Epis-
copal Prayer Books, Chidren's ILLUSTRATED Books
in great variety, Photographs OF Southern Gen
erals, and Photograph Albums. We have also a
great variety of common and fine Bibles and Tes-
taments; also large variety of Sheet Music. We
try to keep all School Books wanted by teachers
to whom we sell at a liberal discount. Call and
see our stock before buying elsewhere. We are
prepared to do the best Booll-Binding in the neat
est style ct short notice. We want TO trade with
our friends for gears to come hence we will sell as
cheap as we can well under the circumstances.
BRANSON g. FARRAR,
No. 40, Fayetteville st.
jan ST Raleigh, N. C.
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Nandy, Nuts, Oranges, Apples, Figs
u Prunes, Raisins, Dates, Cocoa Nuts, &e'
E.A. wHITAKER's.
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SUPPORTER
Post Office, Raleigh, N. c.,
February "a, 1866.
The mails will CLOSE as follows, on and after

Office hours from SA. NJ, to 8 P. NJ, during
the week, and from Sto $50 A. NJ, on Sundays
All letters to be delivered in the United States,
(including drop letters except those addressedlo
heads of Executive departments of the govern,
ment, or heads of Bureaus therein or to chiel
clerks of departments, or one authorized by INC
postmaster General to frank official matter, must
be prepaid one full rate, or they will be sent 10
the dead letter Office at Washington, D. &.
A. MILLER, P. M.
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DoN'T TAIL TO READ THIS.

nON'T FAIL TO READ THIS!
THE UNDERSIGNED, AFTER MUCH HARD
and troublesome labor, has ascertained remedy
for one of the greatest deficiencies of human ma
ture He takes this method of informing the
public that they reap the benefits derived from
it by sending one dollar and stamp with their
address, to the subscriber. If any one can say,
with clear conscience, that this is not worth
$500 to him, l will refund double the amount.
Apply soon, or not at all. Address
CAIUS WATONIS,
Mebanesville, Alamance county, N. c.
April $50
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We concur with the Wilmington
Journal as to the propriety and impor-
lance of re-establishing the Medical So
ciety of this State. This Society for
merly exercised a marked influence on
the profession, and was productive OF
much good:
Formerly, under the direction OF wise
and good men of the profession in this State,
much good was done for the public and the
science of medicine by the machinery OF
county medical societies, a State Medical So
ciety, and State Medical journal. by those
laudable means and measures, much was
done to unite and harmonic the profession,
to develop its resources, to improve its sci
ence, to elevate its standard and tone, ana
to contribute to the health and lives OF the
people. But all these means OF good and
progress were in the main necessarily sus-
pended during the war, and deplorable evils
have hence resulted, to which we have just
alluded
In this view we are glad, to learn that steps
are about to be taken to reorganize the pro-
fcssion OF the State-to revive county Medi-
cal Societies and establish additional ones,
and to call together again soon the State Med
ical Society We are gratitied at this, and
we should be pleased to see State Medical
Journal also established at an early a day as
practicable The PROFESSIONAL other States are
moving in these matters, and why should the
the medical men of our State lag behind
The medical officers of North Carolina like
her brave and generous soldiers, were not
during the war surpassed in ability, skill
and patriotism by those of any other State,
and why now should the medical men of the
State allow themselves to be surpassed
We are glad 10 know that the physicians
of Wilmington and New Hanover are about
to form County Medical Association, or to
revive the old County Medical Society. tits
only by combination in this way that eleva-
ton and progress can best be attained, and
the evils OF empiricism, demagogism, and
low conduct be best eradicated from an in
jured profession, whose existence is indis-
pensable to the community"
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+ IST OF LETTERS,

Remaining aeaued for at the Post Office in Raleigh
, 1866-08-20

Il sha ea1y Pn,z.cizn n Specialist nnw IN sne etsy
ttst en- b easraty 1rtsd upon Go 10 H1x, md not
sa:sH D1sesse 10 rta,a IN your 3Js.aa, d1sas1ssnS
Joar oes md hodJ. heaades destroying 4uw hs7pins~
End dtasnlu prospects IN lii. Be has made pes,oaA
disssss md FERROUS dehnty hta stady sox ssa 1azt
Ne'ty yesn, and b, thezeaaEs. he person whom IN
aaietsd shouh consult 10 ono evtr heard ot apstns
Of ID" nos being craa stnee ha has bea IN sa city,
Ha reputation has voucaxz1 b m rhe eiy paps.x,
his patients, nd the medical pzutas1o, bosh.hesa and
sos1&d. u being tc r7ost SKILLED Specialist hsu aa8
thorough msSt1 At his prc&sk1ou. Il an osnes1 en-
dooT despa,r3 Esve him e1n. II Il ua1y ex3ua41,
eeenr1oee win Sfc1 to esa Eeth ezsne. H,s foo.us
xzn separate Tn ladies' &nd xcntlemen md tie most
complete In Tbs cfY. Consultations ftes and con-
tdenua1-
oMee 159 6ou&h Gazk. 4, corner of NorpeIt. ha1.
block nroua Tho Pnat 0nea. Pcxt of1en Box 154
EoscaEo, H. oface hotz1 from \. n. to D. n.
send IN his "Gutde 10 Hea1sh" pahllshed moothfy,
hec sf ehsrsn.
forxa Axx, TAxK PARTICULAR Euux-poeAu
Etgelov deTot7 mnth Of hi ting to tia ttaaaeut oa
nnse easez caused b. saerst haAt which runs po<h
BODY Ind mind, uniting rha individual tx
edtns1 brfaoezs a soaetJ. The sad e1nc1 ot r1eae
0sT h1tdtE. oF IL sxos II rtper yeazs Il 70 veam
&d deb1Hass toe constitution, destroy tns phrsinsi
Ia naentzl pove1 diminish nd nteeh3 Tho nstus4l
feltnxa md exhau1t s,se 7itzl 0axlea Of manhood;
the pleasures oe la 1t mad she oh3ee1 1t raArYt1xe
ftasssssed. ed eI1Es0ee itaefrcde9od term. ct m
eeadns nsesJ md 1eszet Such pe1sooa, especially
caoso contemplating msz1axe, shooh losa no Tina IN
making i1nnssdstR application, Dr. B. p1 his uav
urssaeat u eoahled 70 e7zru sooedy a..t pem.uus
eue
tVof'ee. 179 sousa C2s1kst, eo<nr o6 Maasoess.
, 1866-08-20
Special Notircs.
DR.. Rcneuek.a Fultr1t,.,a. xv-U


This kEeat ne5etne e1red d. j. h schenek rAe p9-
p!leaost q PntEoosz G9Esnnnptna. when II Ind -
oe9th appeared 70 ne inet.tsh1e- Hh paJndzns pro-
ne q Oils ample but powerful Fe7aeay III health
MAs Es7tared LA vGy short ue, And reto1n or th
dtseaae h1s heen ap1rehH6ed, for M I'm symptoms
ae 31ssy r. dssapRs.sss 80 - Gsssn! ysf . moro
aueEesEn IN the Treatment of asheEs at1nila1H 1ltt-
g. slnE1 n1s recosaJ he has detoted his attenndn
e1earHre1y 70 ihe cnre of Cousuptton and tae az
easss xhsh ~ 9.a.1y euplleated via 4 nd DE
cu1rs enacted BY hts medIctn1 hare hAe0 ve3y nuIer-
90 70 naiE wonderful The s5Eup Il k1x remedy;
.socsa31 No mineral poitoo. aod no yittNs drug Il
~ dta heacA II ezuoot possibly nture tne Gy7st1
n hs.anF ensets % the funEs an most reaaH6ie;
ptfne1tN taose md carries It's e1lut1y tn
nnsoce to exeFJ u eootbes tnt tudsed aufscs
tne H1oehia tnoes: y promotes Gpectosstioo. md
tn9f tAntA TIE system to thguW In ehnxt
~ hs TIC ss1aedy md tha oxlI one tpr tas most
Atzl q ~ h2Al.dtea = many rIscM& Of tho highest
Ts.geefahiy: Nho bare s1neienced IN heneats
sirreitcs n1t5eo.e :, G1nes g l1s eezt nd M!
!a11n u aseonlsuy eaeh 1ottle Sold b - drnStsts
qoz Lettsss tef 4d1iee .houM alEays be direted 70
philadelphia, E~ aurf1tN4i it1frTV7
, 1866-08-20

u TT + y protect t. It .el easily 1ost virtue.
and n some case3 ~ dltcu1i fesoTe. Natnr. III
our e1nate and especially At tnis zea1oa EeoEe1 to
, ne 9s1sasxGasnJ ~ Feinsosed But everything depend.
toetnt1, ~ of rhteh arc based On common alcohol.
IT d4nstfo1x Quiniae, u everybody tnds out Who
tAAA haEea OF II u ffnE poison One safe PROTECTIVE
a n ~ 1nae:hy ~ at@9sposslc .aa9eaes s4isa r.
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITIERS, cumooS1nd Il
" ntHsst :Lmuiant e!e1 aEuf.etErrd VAN the mast
sectt to1sc1 Alternatives, <tHu14sogx and 4eppratcfy
tnAt chtu3ft1J has TIT extractA Nusu The tot1nIc7
Anso01a. CuoEals3eentk, hnguid and feeble from ~
NEssor1te not dsaEteeabie 10 The taste and e11nt-
~ No Other snnlant produces he eAaaa
ne n@ Or occasion any undue Arfertat 4cttou n3t
the animal Gpir1ts- xuzE:44lSt Il VhT
, 1866-08-20

ESTATE OF JACOB DOTZLER, DE-
IL CEASED Public nottco L. hereby given to N
p1!ons having claims and de1nda against The estssa
Of Jacob Do1eF. doceaae9 TO present the s1e br ID
1udleAtno and sef11e1tAt regular OF thu Cuun-
4 ConIt q t,ooE cosnt1 70 Sc holdea . Dc Co7Tt
Eouso In TIC City Il Chfe1o, the Third Monday qf
September, T. D. 1861, being The Seventeenth day
thereof. HAEtES DOTZIER
CUICAEo, August /. lSk&. afmini5U1tor.
9tE6fGD6tNtIlteW.N-Jp
, 1866-08-20
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,
>Eor tho Week Fading August Is,

oT1TE a. TIE DAFT TKrDUNKt
Saturday ESe1lnE. August Ii.
REEF CATTLE
tns souo~1nE t.ato ,shuxs the daily receipts xnd
shipments of Deef Cattle durnS nt-~eee ts,dnx to-
With the receipts and shipmeota nt 3ke
ece1sGfot4 4tpg week LAST year:
, 1866-08-20


HAIR GLOSS ND CGKEu fLUD IL IN nrx. h.,,.
drIs.1nE IN the wosM. L 1mpaEa bees.dfai 10 70
16e h.if 6ets II n eus1, pfurnotea LII Erusb etc
CfHATs ASTHMA CUKE fedkEes ttae r,ost T1ol..f
pa1u1yHoa o. A1t1naA Ii ten ntnntex, md q1r-f1 r
speety 0re- f1tte u paekase-
CFHANE pEPnAIOKT POWDER WIN .rsrx.uA
eup9nEno3 h.ir ovm n p&rts o( t1e tty n 4o min.
utEs, Without injury 70 tie akin P3tcc 81 bQftsc
TIE JAfASEsE aAIRSTAiy colo-x IN Yn'.s.-.
20 Aoasasshe hea1ttfl hi.ek bTurn. Ii Eca7sss9
onx- Q61{ u cc118 boz "-@~
soM hI LORD 4 SMITH - Ixke-ys.: YErJEH
I2GA g fELlEE - 2oa IS Aa1kes-<t 1Id MI
A99x&1s5s- UNPtA ~ ia N
, 1866-08-20

e.ipfod by rai1- 1sN@
Kstes 70 DuntdrS Exc F1oo - acss th17 toDunaowhtn
A4ft"4 " -"
- -u.-e-+ f,- ~. ~ ~ -, - .,...-
t.+r- 49, 49, nf..- - =. ~ s.ss -, ~. ~ usa
srdea =; cne-rssons n th,s - -. ~
S.ns. So ~. -...4+. r1.s, .e*4p@
~. al. S.ne.ss ~ onr-hrr, ~ - ~ i.o,ns
1arrs - tr~T1 nor fntrt4rs IN nv sr -r,,s ~
~s.r,.- rn1r.- ~ rr.dr 1ne ,nss,,,.s - ~ ~
s.sa-..~ rh.-srt.r ~ E..,.- .d~,,.s tSsS.. ~ -.
M..,. - -. S,,,ns.s - dsn-..strs ~ - -
-. br+ ~. r-1mn ,sr +, ~. -.r+ ~, ~
Hos. W. ~ - .1s - - , ~. - .e .aa
s - ~. 49,. ~ -te.s- 49,. h.s. ~ ,.&,.s "
- -. - - - ~ .., sss.s - 1eSa 49, @eo
T1saes must h..e res5 materially depreesa.ed. n
ta,n .monnt = ~ I M. af1s.s W hn9 ~Sca e. =.
mapd supplied there no further outlet tbs II.
mainly ntse.s'e e1eept At such prices ~ bu5ess asa
Fwszsu M tte past Ees weesz, had IT tAese
Eoxxf Kzz1eA Anc why dforerx will per3s1 tu forcing
fhfa rnrnr1on inferior hn1Es.fte11rd As.>1,.v.rH =
se-. u.s. -. s,as,s.aa -. -
-,os. To- drtr-1nine " ~ "s
The s,unlr nf r,od e.,a,rht eb.nn,nc 1,.nros ~,
+sNsr .nnxtder.htr 3e,ow n. -snts ~ ~ t~sss
ss7cs7 have hcsn gradually ~ereeqinE up;" and o.
l.. 1.-,N-S.s-~~r,.s, ~ ~ - e8NA"44s2o1 vi LIE
ts.ra:os!os raves OF lass week.
TeAthEr IVES coct% md In cyc1y WAY favorable
f,.,..
, 1866-08-20


EHEEP-Receipts to-day, SIC; receipts for the week,
Als1 Entered aales to-day, "A; entered sAle1 thia
week. cu2 The asne dlIlnesa That hs4 prevailed TOR
the two or lheee preceding xeca has characterized
1de for the week Just closed Tho demand IL h1nit.
The receipts have exceeded the actual wants Of the
a1krt by 1t least 900 head and under thIs excessive
supply prices have steadily declined Allowing tonight
reduction uf 1oo ns from the opening rates.
The mx1ket today dull xnd inAetfre elosns weak
The following Ecre tho pnly sa1t4:
, 1866-08-20
CHICAGO DRY GOODS sARhEr.

6A1cKnA1 EEEzuG. Auxust Is lss8,
IhEeh ec1sneJ anJth to nntce In the DIR Good.
tnazke 3F1d Is only air an3 does not yes show suy
1narSrd improvement Heayy Saee41nx, aso zrpored
shsde sEuosw In HeT York. but hese shetn IL no ds
ddsd change. = ~Ancsseag I1cks ase lHc 3oxef. and
Cotton 3a1as hsve dacltned 7Xc- ne now enoso;
, 1866-08-20

rhe Graad f;1nS R.iifo.d Is taxing Flour e Bos,aa
q "a a.a e o. e 3s Y 9!f I e f 5
T. na11.1eop oesias. ~5sas 9op i..aser sssf
+ E 81 -!
day's advance. Spring EzfIss opened a1m but ciossi
81. i1a 6as aGt e 1ls: Ia m ., T
aS1," 4 fs i99 P5Is RI -
saiazs; g u: pot na@ed : i1iso; R.n WITT
saa SP; soidsn e51s n't sn IS FL
ss!s aso !: ss il: i II & g. at t1'
81 eu ss,nos4 1. b.
ys:ss ssSsysas - ;sss 6s:eE % 81; ea4 sss = 81
4 g; sn bg DO Il f S go be d. Il tlS; lsm
b e Ss u @ f. a,sis b. d. 4 e e
FISH e. ,fsGS OH WGE1rG5Ssao3 b 70. ! Il: s. *
g e 4 & Es es @ 3
s1 ~ Z e 9 nsw r. So ssss mt haf SEPTEMBER
C 1aa y e sss' e. sssR'1SsGsP S1psa o b.
The maEket ruled moderately active. lid closed XaYc
- 81 ssi 81 le5 i s. d
s. q e sa aP # s9 b 81 e. Sn 4 X ss,aSS aS
%itiSs 1Se e b L. nt e x aas bS a i
asGeS7sD 81 No: II asc isoo5 81 reoE i sS7 s5 %
Sss SEE aes g 1iss sss b N
sf1 RTs@H1es n ogEsse 4 s;s & "a nn .s,n,d
ket elow snt alAde casier "a 10. T. Sales were: 90
g g &c Sa j. = :; III S S1 g g >; ss O. !.
gil sa & ss2s: 8 8 & & S5
e u 'Rss. FEE asss asss as5 o5
kEEC0fiSi.Ss@iaS. \ i Asss.s.
~ NS.Afe unsaleah'e- The approximate quota
, 1866-08-20

All sales q Gf1ta r<1.oFted n tats p+urkx Txpore
ore made on bdsfs Of &C storage uniess osAey1d3s
<xTEsstd- [-
6A1CRnGT ETExMd, August IL 1866,
FHE1GHT.s-RAIIhuADF o FKK1aa1N2The Hptlowfnx
t&45 $fNH
, 1866-08-20

NJ A RINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO


ARRIVED. ,Augu,t Il 15es
stnr Sea Blrd, Manltowoc, suads1ea.
P1op Gonss,t 951na nan, asfe ssnesa
Prop City ot London, Windfof, sund.tee
f1op y: :: WADE. Sarn!A aun1stes-
fTop n.efaa I'LL =. sofSsn NW Hnd1ss 11nnf
fzpp CITY Of kew YoEk, o{te1aboEEh, snndr1m'
bss " ~1' 44' 4" N iun
seh1 A,pha. RaHI Sound. 11 N lumber.
Sshr iHV snfins Es oS4 dasenh = a. T. n Tec rooo'
sehr Helen Blood Wilkinteas .Her. . Cd vood-
En- Hffsa33s6; ns5 9 = ~ .eod
shr ssnf AsrnE: h9amasoo II = n lumber:
seaf Mzsaian. Grind TTass.se. - e ls IS eds wood
sthI y. y. Dewitt Green Ila5. 10 u lumber.
Schf Ei nsiss EIeyeIand II IA r fona sac nSs5
seow Grsn=es. Kalsnsazoo, . m lumbef.
c1 EARfD anro.,1s
gemr Eca Bird. A1penA. sundr1os-
stT FSiie 1ne! ilso1s anaqde eana,,..
Prop otta*a, Grsnd naren, sandTisz.
13s9R 3;e9R Msrsnana ST3n han1aio aa9s sqnd55s. =. M =
6Hs r Lesis. bEdsn.SasFaa. sfa 1s.s:s b. eora.
sehr SsaE q Hope. oEdensbr5sh ls00 b0 eoRn-
Schs E.te Richmond' Is nnaso = - eS o9[%; cn17
ssehr s AtNater, Bua.lo. p 90 hu CON.
Echr RHssisn' Hnil.io = * tx ~ n@ saT1 9Sss'
Sehr Iort state, unn.io, lAo09 b1 wheat
eenf bsookl5n' onEAlo. =Aaso hn CON-
MemofandA.
!A'et naaefs au1ans INC PAST Heck nave becr
,sa. ,ast qo,ss ana, @ seuetA tnlns, loe stEsaia
~" coH VIC taa1 ottae pfeslone *tek
conseqnsnll, business his been dull throughout,
na1. 1u% nu.nang Wanos oi ieeo.oag aas occurred,
~. " A&se Asta'eo Il
une ['@s ouf'ns 1oe week. "nlen Is soneteang m
usual
We nouee se'essi OF onr ooes.psopesty owner.
aase AZ Hst tu8neo lheas attention 70 long need
Cd mpsotetuent-thas Of repairing their docks
many OF which were In duaptdated condition
oosn 1of tFasel md r'ver pntposes.
Ine seaoonest 1oses OF Holland, Captain Var
eAs' ~nose mast "a shattered BY hnndet-bo1s
Last Saturday night Is being rapidly repaired as
Bates dock, md wil be ready foz service in weel
Or I'D days.
1ne new fuS LATE made shia port from MI
wauEre, YESTERDAY morning. She Is owned b,
Meesrs. BinneJ snd HclneJ, and wu bailt =
Green Bay, Last spring. 1t cost Of Sa,0n. Il
soon u her boilers arc Inspected che viii CON
4cnec running in th1s rive1.
Inc rropeue- C1ty Of Loudons Captain Aexan
der Pollock, arrived hc.c Ft!day evening non
Monheal- She fs staunch boat and wzs bull
Lat apttng- at 81. Calhestnea, c. ", 1t cost q
Fc''.oo, aid L. owned BY the North shore Trans
postaton Company. she le3ycA Nonday cTeutn5
ut o'clock, 1pm 6pcncc1's dock, for tho St. Law
renee.
r. me stasan1lae Qaeea Or ne North. csptai,
1ees 4oo1nPson, maoe toas port yesterday attet
noon from Port Severn, Georgian Bay, With 80 o.
feS1 T,s o. n1ass5.. 1amsSs. ,,,., ., x.x,,. ,,.,
h.a -, =, ~. 80 f.. ~. 49,
aae oeo N la1s pom ioE ing pass Hee&. *aaans
tssday m ior aoderieh Win Sa.sss Of eosa
and merchandise.
.,.o departed last sysnia: Viii >t = sooa5 naas.,
Thsprope1ler B F. wade, captsin Us. snow @
, 1866-08-20

CHEE$E-Iherc Is little Improvement 10 note n
ns n,i.sd eas51s "a q sae market Ihe desnd g
nc1ns nrt The stock IN ilae hAns 81 tho IeSitiaIe
saieIs not GHAtaF1nt bat coEsdet1hle quantities
Ire held by parties outktde ct the regular Eadc Thfch
nAEe& the supply excessive On round lots A1fsht ct
e.saon1 are granted ff tho tnrEent rates ss gtycn
,C11E. We quole: " 7N-
seW York Fae1osJ.
hamburg,
, 1866-08-20

scaFtaeed sh4t Nakis:ne Dual czn til ne past pfr-
se1t .od lttofe: ahts shot J1uF future hr1n4nd or
as2Pnss ses sBsas e e ss es19fe ssssssEe
pox9. Call End b eoa1tneed It 1XI 6o5ta Earfst
, 1866-08-20
LETTRB FRANCHISES, DE-,
Brsn Aszzs1 5 t. Aa9nzt II, 1856,
HOLLANnEE BRfEF,

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A-HAfm 'Te1lra21 S-E EOo4 80"
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-o@ee orec t~nsa De LII Ct ApEt . iAs Is: II 10
% AnkN L. oona r. n LII "a 1ne tess.huia wsu
remain 9PSa Vnt0 scEstEp p-G- O. HsasAr1 nuH ~
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