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The New York herald., 1866-05-28

THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoxPANY's
iron mail steamship
SAxONIA
e. Meier commander. carrying the United States mail will
sail on Saturday, June 2, al II ~,
HAMBURG,
taking for Hamburg Hayre Southampton and
London First cabin, e06 second cabin. ga 90; stecrags
81 HD-payable I'm gold or its equivalent.
The TEuToEIA win leave june q
General Agents. General Passage Agents.
10 Exchange place, NY. No. Barclay street, N. Y.
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OFFICE oF TnE srHEEI coNsIsslONEs. No an
~ l,ruadsay Y0ft To Tonfrsri1rs ffuyoaaiF,
closed M scaled eufripr endorsed The ie " ~
work md The maine the biif~r written thereon ri ~
rrfsfy.d 9nien, uuui TusAay Jun. irsA ~ Il
O'Clock. NJ. VIA
For ~ rns dck the foot ~ gh street and the 80,
or th. ph sFn 81 IA street. MHnh@tlAnfla North
ror repalrtus pi.f loo, 0f Irth sif,el Norm river
Bsns form. pruTosai. t4y~thsr wiit thr sIc nrt
agr~~u~nt ~ btaiNf ~ ibis once Dstsd hfos
pep.ftmsu, Se~ Yori, ssy ~. i~S
"a A.. ONT ss.Q
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DEM. y. THE ALL, ArCTIONEPR.
ID Late salesman with T.. II. Ludlow Co. Salesroom
No. G Liberty street. beiween Broadway and Nassau street.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE CARPETS,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
THEALL CURTIS will sell by auction on
TUESDAY. MAY 70. 1874
t II O'CLOCK A. the private residence No 50 West Nneeenth
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues.
all the Furniture. &c contained IN said house, consisting In
part Of carved Pailor Suit In satin:
Wood. walnut and m hosany extension Dining Tables,
sands wardrobes Secretary and Library Bookcases Cen
rc Card Tables, Etageres Sofas Lounges Chairs
and Easy Chars Cott ge Bedroom Suits Iron Bedsesds,
Cs,led Hair Spring and STRAW Feather Bol..ers
Glassware One OIL Paintings aud Engravngs carved rose
wood ranofoe. double round coricrs nlld. mother Of
Reps Dnmas and Lace Curtains, hne Silver Plated wae,
1Dilon Sheffield; Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Oilcoths &c, together with the Kitchen Furniture wi
which the will Catalogues ready at
The New York herald., 1866-05-28

SPECIAL NOTICES.
DRyTISH PROvIDENr ASSOCIATION
ID will please attend special meeting At their rooms 10
State street, Saturday night June ats O'Clock Please
bring cArds By order. W. b. SMITH, President.
NOTICE TO BOSS MAsONs AND ALL WHOM 1T MAY
concernThst every Saturday on and after the "a day
OF June the brcksyers New York city will quilt work At
O'Clock r. NJ BY order Of the Union.
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~. this day 1t O'Clock at their spacious salesroons
new sud second hsnd yurnurs eonsasting sa par! q
gram Csrpsts Oaoth Bsds ana Bsddins Ssdssssds hair
husk and straw Mattresses ComfortsfA Quns Spseads
Esbes Issies Chairs svees chih< glsY s9d Crsskery
Ware also twony Ave Parior and Once eoves Once Desks
show Cases and lot OF other goods
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DICHARD WALTERS. AUCTIoNEER. R.-ExECUrORs
Parior suit IN reps. WIN se, on Monday, May x At ~
Mahogany sofas, Chairs Tsbes. Bureaus. Wash.t.nds
chestnut Cottage Suit, Feather Beds Bedding Hair and
other Mattresses other Mrrors Bedseads Book
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Laco Curtains Engrav
ings Kitchen and other Furniture. John Murphy, Bryan
SIN th Philip McCanray, Exocutors.
The New York herald., 1866-05-28

IIAvivA srsAL AND VERA cKuz-AygRicAs
III snd Nsrican Msii rresrrn, Cenr,ny. The sirgst q
sss-hssi s,sssaer sSDRkw sjns@os, Jane. NJ s,r
CsmmNnder wi Leave PIER No No~th rvef ior hs sDfs
porn % sstusdsy, Juss sstsse,ocsP.
''s '"sA' S,i.s z xEirssxY As.sl - sry.4-sr
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Leaving pier II North river as follows:-
DENMARK Saturday, June2
SCOTLAND, Saturday, June g.
Cabin Passage. 4lO0 Steerage, So
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
seeragc passage tickets 10 bring parties from Liverpool
Queenstown for $40. currency.
Through passage 70 Paris. Antwerp Hamburg Brcmen,
&c. at corresponding rates.
Drafts for any amount issued on any bank Great
Britain and ireland at the lowest rate.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the eompanys
Office Of the company, n Broadway:
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2 A Chiffon. AUcrioyEER.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Wnl b. At public auction Tuesday May o. 1885,
10. io5 south fifh street, Brooklyn D., Lite Williams
above private DWELLING consisting in part OF the following
enk Suits; Gu Fixtures Bedseals, Bureaus BedG
Olcohs Refrigerator parlor and kitchen stoves, &c Com
pr!sng general assortment OF good Furniture but Little
uecd. Terms cLsh. Deposits required
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at2ocock st ss4 Canal street pa,ior suits In brocs
Damask Curtains, Centre Dining and Tea Tables; Vases
Clocks Shades rich Velvet Tapestry Three ply and other
NUT hog and enameed sus; best Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds Sheets speAds Wardrobes Bookracks Sofa
beds. Lounges Rocking and other Chair China Class s
yer Ware stoves, Iin Wood and Iron Ware ~ Tapestry
and others.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

Forssgn exchange continued dull, and commercial
slls wore difficult OF sale Bankers bills on England al
saxty days quoted among the brokers ai 1904
los; thrce DAYS. 1861 1o.; commercial, lo4 lo1;
francs ai long date, 6S21s $50, short sight, $40
.aBs6
ntaius stocks were firm and rather active. At the
Ara board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 81 3 higher
than at the same yesterday, Corydon i5c, smith
rarmlee Sc Rocky Mountain was l0c. lover AT the
.ssoond board Consolidated Gregory Cold closed 1oc
tower tbaa n tho board, selling al $40 40; Rocky
Moaatain SOC, selling ~ 81 Is Corydon was 35c.
higher slliug At 90 co. Smith Psrmlee ioc., selling
at - -
The TrsAsury statement Of the public debt due on the
ist INA has not yet been published The reguari,y
vita winch those periodical exhibits have iacrly been
svsu % tho public reflects credit upon those
osrusd rhe statement for the month OF August -
urousssd tomorrow and trust VIII be forthcoming
NJ vcauiioch should maks his business TO that
sAsy srs pablshed punctuay, and there Is grouse
whatever for their not being 30
TIE sod deposits nj United states Mint FOR August
amounted 70 g. s3a and the SILVER deposits and pur-
chs~ss ts $50 a7s--in all g. The gold coinage
A the sAnis Time was 81 81. 500 in double eagles and
Ss,esl in ans bar-aguresai.pg Sls32,4s4 The silver
coinage s2s,s43. principally IN half dollars The
sspusr coinage amounted TO si7J 73s and the total
a~s Tor ths month Of ali 81 s3i 49, covering IN
ell four aions eight hnndrcd and thirty i've thousand
scar hundred and ninety pieces million q cents aud
over too and thrsequartsr millions OF nve cent pieces
ere iucluded In the copper coinage during ne month
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-: 5ss;: :. ;s :s ss.. .s Il: . e.
~ ccss aiiea with pa, ihs sssissanes Of s
% but tbs ss . sr,r .ap's.ss them . prsiss
they arrived .aisy ne Consul q vmS ,hs sssss ss"'
ss'I s.s T to I'd. sSa 81 " -s = q s..
wnsns ,ns could b 50, 90 Tbs esrgo VOID probably
Nsdorda Iso ssssa u 1Sssas hs1s, ss, =
Bass Tssr osr. q Milford v los, on or.., ra.ss.
rairoeI. Aag IA vessel ,'rvsd hsrs ysss>rasy ~
sss IT, % sss' s 70 ss. ~. s.a aesss
esa-s f:s ssrs gssmon ss.s .lih sls sere ne side
sHixrp. Aug IA cousdsrsois qusa,isy of stores saved
frey The wreck of Dsarsn from 0ossbars fer Bo.sen
A"d'sndsa hsrs viii be soid
ouies-rowr Aug 1s-Pm 10 Ths susssr frous Tro, "a,
bosaoa VITA loss o. czpsaln overheard.
Ms-~efiasees..
Bsrr w N saAusn Of salem, Ifs tons. ns~ measure.
nsgooa s esAe' of salem 70 es snpioysd 10 "a. whsas
bsi 10 sass N ists ~ Hsssrs srs1a
q clara, % salem, and sri Lsv Belio~k ~ TAD~sss
sois,s 1s ~ e''@AAa ''' ana -" As's''' s'n from Ln
scss Hvsse~s 9, Az Of rha.aephi.. ss tsns s.v me-.
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command her. % sssw. and va hereafter hsG fsoss 81
lem.
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sshr Dsv,d csrs- va. uaes-s frg the ysra sf S....
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Nessre 90 Maris~rs.
ssv srAissp-sos<s nlAse-saoAl - sAwxc s4v. sac
Hvssoas1srse Owes, A.u,~s,vx
cs..s.z:s y yss...:as s::.s.s :. s.yss - isssz.
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ssssss1 visS x tssSs.s .sss = II Z
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S HIPPIN G NE Nv S.
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1r Rrszs. 20 MOON RIsrs. morn as
sus sxrs. % ns0H 8 ns
PORT or NEW Yuax. SEPTEMBER 1. 1866.

Cleared.
Steamship Persia tBr Lott Queenstown and LserpoolE
, steamship Nightingale. Carpenter, savannah-Murray
ycamshp I. Boyer, Wooster Eassport--c n Power
CO amship Nersas. sesrse soston-Nsp.ane steamship
sssss,an.hip ss,a Fairbanks. Hunter Boston-w Clyde
Ydnreaa a'Ssndra tBr Crosby, Antwerp via Philadelphia
ssips,ss SUP r,sa. smith Hsos c.rmaa.
sriases ssas Fleece tBr', Rhodes. Bsrbsdosa Trcs.
sSs ssrs sls1ai @ 's. srn conysr. Esmra.! Harvey
srs srs ksrsss Msross IA msfar-aoss Ward 0' Co.
Briss Bra WasS%s,e ,sr aiors, wlas.arvI jbsWolf Co
sris ssi xiirs. aais.ss, BsisusJ, Moore Moo xoo
az sshr : Hsdsi. CBr,. Sassas $, John,
sose " x oapman tBr, Cole. Dorehes,er->- -.
sshr s.w.rfpr,. Masters. winasor-p n Dewon
schr Esrly etd Rogers. Brs1os rer-Elsry Av.To
i sssr Island s.-u. rorssSee Rohmond-rh.yer s.r.
schr wssssrne, Ln.- Petersburg -Benfsy. smith 4
sssr tasI ,ss.,S .ss.s% sa.%s,a sMsSsas Brun'w'cs.
steamship isua .ss Jaat,ns ms liverpool Aus % and
1snssr srsna HssS =. .sS q lon ss%s .. Dqs
P...s s4s q Il i ssBa Sp s 2 4
H. ss r ~ r%: .s.n.sS sssSd 1..ss
% Il Essa:i s% e - y.. , .ss
ons pastssE apparently burned and in n upright pos,a
Ss % sss, sna Bound 4 S
w;s o% M. Ga,9:o,..sSs as. . . mile, asS s a, a
AN at ~ w % dS three m..ted .clir MTy A HopsIns
bDyias. M.5 ". chinco,essus NV b. " 10 miles, ssw
s,-smsh,p Al.basa Pendlton, savannih u hour. .sh
udse, 10 Harrison kAen. "a inst ~ pas~d s,-sfn-hp
sav.dss 20 piis.S gsil.serasi "a rS siJ5 40 Ion
| sleamshlp Granada Isarsey, Chari.sbn Den, 4 with
d.s ami ps.rs .,ssar sts IIs.y Cape
iopsn passed brig nanis-sl bound n on AtseScaa r,n
into dense foz. which tanned lpe shp nasy h,urs -
s,eamahp EmpTs' 1osn, Wilmington, &c. 10 hours.
r,'s asvsI s,orss' tsrri. o. Nc' n hours
steamship s.lssf Af>a. Boston wsh ndse. 10 Ms,r,
ppn.1s phssa Emie WREN. keyn1 Rrsmeo. Al a.,. ID, -.
snf 80 pssssgsers 70 ~ IS Ans H. ai Is Ca loo
81 sPokfcIn r. III lea 10 n elp Cab hence for Liverpool
wSs ss.s ~ eaiise, ,nG% ., .,,s ,sr 40. 90
boa, ~ 6sss c.. so;.pr ad cuiwa1ron Of lhs bal.
| va. baribaIdl (Brj. .arsen, i;io Janeifs =.
srir Ls.son ssf HARM .sos,. Leighton ~
sdAx-, ~lth 1umbrr 70 Moore 90. s.onvfils,
SDr village s<letBr, Doyie Bridgeport. cB
| scbr q q B,yies vronan, Rondoui for Newport
sehr N Z xsamor.. barnes. Kondou. Tor gsil river
sss r g9sas ssrs. sr R, RSaaoa. foS fs@ssel
schr e cCh.mbsrAAin Porter. Albany OF Boston.
sehr Emma a lisn, Brewer. Alb.ay for Hartford.
/ schr yspcsa, - Eiisabethpor Tor rroviaencs
acnr M ssidwrh Vale Eiissbshpsrt for Esw London
schr virAxe, f.lms. Eiir.beth2ort for Ssw Lonion
sshr 10 Lane Lsss. Fsil River.
/ Dclew.
80 Emma fsrl. from IVES, ladies'.
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BOSTON ssrr y-av .~s1~r- s~ptg-. r.t~r Nys.S
Ashlsn9. Hwtyp NYws bn9a Ha~v. a. csf~y, fsgs a.
frspt~ tts ossfis ~ fsogp.n - 4asss fpsa ~
5o<n Fsrrsn. b.xstsiia, Pa sinw~i & y Seesr<g Gsr
w>f. PhGAislphla, tast Var. hfioy. sos " Wsii.
xbsrs Hsr. Fnnasiress ksnsls, fsss sna y 4
umk<r frpn hsses1g~a 10 ssRw~rs aslrs sfh HsraAs.
Liw~Trpu " rhli@feipAnx NAL &~nfs~N rbars hYnwh
ksst huish y sbsi~f, Mos k~l<m sw Afsslsxf~s
ssssss n.sr.see 2. a rsss -. "a s<s-.s ota.e.s
ozt., w-s.. s.s.s " ~. = sssys -.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUHDAf, Sept k-sP. I


AsHxs Receipts, 80 pks& Ths market remained
quiet and steady 1t previous ngureL
BRxAnruyya Receipts. 1925 bba -four, 700 do
corn meal 4.3sO bushels whsas.1 27o do. oats, 72.oas
do and 20 900 do malt tn market for State and
Western -four unsettled, end prices we're ioc 2Sc
per bbL in favor Of the buyer NJ reduction was msny
on high grades for which the inquiry was sxcssdngy
limited Sound low and medium brands were In fair do
msnd for shipment 70 the Hrslh PROVINCES. the West
Indies and South American possin view Of which the
market for these descriptions nled STEADY The sales
comprise 1000 bbA. at our rsvsd quotations suojoned
For Southern Sour the market vas also heavy a. rule
closing Il reduction On prim and CHOICE qualities
medium and grades under witbus variation OF import
ance. The sales comprise 7ooDbss Canada -four
mot offered for sale-the stock 5sng reduced 70 almost
nothur-snd in the absence transactions, pFioes
NAMED entirely nominal. Nsdour was without change
or importance ID any respoe We note further sales Of
800 b6ls mainly at from s. 90 % 2o Corn meal was
in moderately active demand asour quosstons at which
the market continued quito sssdy Further sales OF
1000 bbls were made, incindg BrAndywins, 1t ~ 80
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Died.
Aisrlynss.--On Monday. sep,smhs- 4 Hasrvr y,
and day.
The relatives and friends of tho family srs respectfully
No sss West Elshssath street, fhl. wsans. .aayI sr..r
noon si ons O'Clock without furthsr notes
BIssrn Suddenly, ca ras.day mornss. September
=, lstAc u BAEnxn, IN biz cfih yesr.
Notice of funera hereafter
Brsvrr.-snddeplv, on fae.ds, morning. sspssns.r
Of the residence Of h. sou Tbososs B~nasv No 3iB
rulioa street wnnAs Bssssrr. q Broskiya. sssa "a
y~p
Notics of funeral hereafter
daughter Of Charles 1. snd Emily bsaams1h ax~d
monshs
rsr.tsl -. lwsan.sasyl .fsrsoes. Al tee e'siees,
BrnxrAs--On ssnfsy svsn4og. A~ftsuab~r u ei~vrn
e'clcek. q the rsldsec. of Ms brothsr ln.ls- y
c. Brsw1ss. IN the "a rear " rs age
His rsiai4vsa. and tbsrs - he sf0shsrsinisw r.
ms,y sSs % -. is,.a % = ..ss Il. isa rss.r =. =.
charch ~ i0ofh stgest snf bfs~f~s, 'bsfwsf
n~.dsy sftsrnoos q foars ceck. sithss fsrtsr fsss
rsLAv D. sdopss Daughter ~ Dsn .i Csshmss sa1
gfsns daughter u s,ehoss y. Van frant
svied ssssa lss flssrs fron ~. rss ssss n h.,
nand fAthsr, so I0z bs'ss svsras, Brooalyn "a
ihsnsdAy snsrseso. :. fesrerlcf
n.s p 500 q Bod and Mar csf. ssss yssr
nsnths ssd "A days
The relatives sn4 ir,ss. n ne 'ssly. a.. sss.. os
~. grsndfshsr. rAonS Dosar are r~sp~ gsliy lr,i<d
y stsnd the fsnsr ffsm tbs rrs1sr<s q he ps.ssss
III Ftpnt street, fhls fwsone@Asyl sfignD~h hsfa
p@s - o cotk. . ihout farther hs@fe
CoS.sA--On Iass1sy A<Tfssph-s a J.v. ssss Z
Teefs ss<snt tgn ~ Jannss snf Jsns fooney
Tbs rsisi-ss and renda ~ fhs snsv rs.g@sfaIls
feq1smed 70 af.<rf hs fasesa pA Tie ~ AZ
Isrssn ss1 tssond ss lwsdnsnssyl stsrno~r,
a. obe eiotA
cssrA-On Ts.sdsy, s.,1.mber a. snsr . shsya ~,
severe Illness, stssstss as~Ttisf a Jnusrh " ssa
hary X ro@s, sgd yssy. m9sfss ssd as,.
Fare thss wsf s~s9f tad ~ h~ssty
Ll,ais Tfaer fare ih~~ wb
Tl.a 10 E4fs sEa lossfy
u vofif - sk4 - 1wef
The sisi sod frtafs n the tsa. H. 90 sswk-~~
o keysiote Lnsss IN snd A, ~ ssso 40 ssstnt~r,
q ~ las tfs fngns oombanr W A. ss s..f rsfsiv
invitsi y steef - fsasrs frDm ts frsfss : ~ -
psr-sis ~ y ssr'A hsefs nrsst % fhhrsasy sn&s
aaon. a. co. o're<t
,ms.s--Al - foneos4 coss. % soszsy sss,.
noon. tept~bkes 4 Hssfnt Gtt.s4s. ~ N<w ro.k
TIE relsrsss sol ffisofs ~ ths f<rnay a.. g@~.~n
fgiiv lsvRs6 W aiis91 hr far~rx 20 Thnrsss, f,~~
~ .sss = 10 s,la<s; ifsa ~ isA~ s--ss@sss. " y
ossos--on rssd.y svssins. Ages 10. s.-. ss
60 - - ,ssns"'a asaxAl~ q xrs osmsssss 4 orsss.
o.g,s. q. ra~sss!; s-y,s-s-s 4 AsS.. .ss.,s
s.ses.ss . ,s.ss sss .Jsssssa assns. sssa ssssss
~ sf1sss - s.sss-- =. r.s-~fsns .vs.s :
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Asssox-TrRSrs AT Christ Church coopsgs,onp on
Thursday, August 20, by ths Hsv. s. " synnoit y,us
n A~Tn0x a this cify 70 Garpaeng - Trsmxa
daughter Of Henry Scott, of the tprInsr piare
frErcHss-BstuHr. IN tbs city, "a Monday geptsm-
ber :, by Rev. Alvab WsNall, Mr. tHaAx ~ FIrtonSH
TO hiss MIns Baum all % Ngu YORK Ne eardx
fooNwopD~H HAawoop On Tuesday. S~ntetai,er A nv
toe Rev, ~ nApin o. ID, Laws i.acKwsop 10
AxEiA j. daughter OF T. nsrwood. Esq, al ofih. cay
nooW- McDosnp On Tuesday. sersember q :,
Sands Street Methods, Epscopsl church. Bnookyp by
Rsv. Boitoms Of Bridgeport. conn., M KoasEr n
Ao.hE 20 Mss N90rua dcD0stlD tiaushfs, Of the
william hcDorsld both Of Brooktvn
MALv-BfssIso.- Tuesday, september g. at a.
AIMS church New York, by the kss. Dr aailsndet.
Nr Wv. Malls ~ boston 20 9ir. Assa. yosnrs~t
daughter of the late Mr. Chas Blnblng of wsi sosnsr
ret, England.
WHssr-kuLys-st Dsnbury Com. on sanday
evening. Settembsr by he Rev. ir ia~i~y. NJ
.f9ros " WrioHf, o. New York 10 Nj, May sossraK
kn1r, % Danb1ry No cards
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miliers and nearly all dcsGrptios wore unsaiabe
cept at material reduction Dncsssion OF 70. &c.
per bushel failed TO bring out buyrs 10 any extent and
the market closed duh and noinil at the decline.
The sales comprise IL, 900 bushels cuding amber
State at az so az 55 new white i,higan at So 50 %
and No Milwaukee at 81 20 Cr MAS IN fair request
for shipment, but farther advan' OF lc per bnshel
had the effect Of restricting TRANSITIONS, which were
confined 10 100000 bushels at Soc 5O1kc for inferior,
Sic SIC. for shipping Western lxed, and Gle for
Western white. Oats were stead With fair demand.
The sales embrace as 600 bushels cuding Chicago at
Ale. 4sc., and Milwaukee at sos o2c Rye ruled
dull and lower under a linbted smand. The sales
were 10000 bushels at SOC. q s3c or Western. For
barley and malt there vas ittier no demand and
prices remained entirely nominal.
BEEswAr continued quiet Out hrin 4Oc Tor western
yellow.
CANDLES -Adamantne were In ian bling demand at
22i.c a 23c sperm and patent "ofeluet at our last
CoyrrE The market foy. Kinds vs. inactive and
prices we're generally s.,.., u,os.E iomnai ut
quotations The Bregh largo, sonpsing 700 bags
NO wa sou pa balance to.dE No Other saas
u lAs. ossns ~ Sunari Arden Co ther c,rca,ar ~
vgive the stocks and quol,ons az ths All
souay ssbtous follows Rio anSantos cor.a =,
,sIsns ~ 20 Asa Baltimore. 2500 M,lc eno ph,a -
ss,m, Y, 300, New Orleans, 4,450 Tot aock Of Ro
sn asnopS<ntos sbe in the CnIted Stata So gO4 bags
SSJ0 bags Ri0now on their way TO thsort and doo
% other ports IN. the United States 5odn Eey yo,r
of Iaguayrs 1o,776 bags Java, Is, s4s Msracs,ho
II, 700 do. Ceylon, Fl 2l5 do Jamaica 8 do oine,
descriptions, 46ll do Total 14s lS7 bagsto inelnded
Quotstons Rio. ordinary to fair, 15izc. A.s[c Ric
70 good cargoes l2c: lakc., gold, thirty a, cash IN
bond Java 25c. 26s4o. Maracaibo, 18c. Voc. L.
guayrs, 1sc. ls,sc; st. Domingo, 1s,<c s,S. Ccy.
lon, lSc. Ill gold. duty paid .lA
under Improved export and fair local Demand
MIddng Uplands we're Plentiful bur Gulfs yer, com.
paratveiy The sales 2. 500 bales largely
for spinning Receipts. .9l baIcs. We quito -
yfslWn ghf IL -
Smyrna times., 1866-05-02

PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE.
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE.
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-02
ICE CREAM! !!
Engine For Sale.

The Subscriber offers ct Private Sale, one OF 'ne
celebrated Archambault Portable steam Engines
Ten-horse power, all in complete order, ana mount.
ed on wheels. II has been in but Few seasons
and Ia nearly as good as new 1t is especially adapt
ed to running Threshing Machines Sorghum Mills ,,:
&C., but can be applied 90 any ether power MS
is an opportunity to make good and cheap invest
ment. A. II. WORDEN,
.%sasA "a re Smyrna, Del
| Also good Westinghouse Thresher viii be sole
| ith the engine if desired. ap25,66.
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United States Internal Revenue.

ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS
MAY lsr, 1866.
All persons residing in Division No 8, Duck
Creek hundred and Little Creek hundred west the
state road liable to assessment on licenses, incomes
carriages, watches, musical Instruments silver
plate, &C., hereby notified that l will be in
Smyrna at my Office next door to Clmpbe's hotel
on Monday the 7th inst, from 9 A. NJ. to P. NJ;
and each day thereafter Sunday excepted) to the
2lst inst, at which time, persons who have failed to
IA Ike return will be assessed according to the law
in such made and provided.
j. III. HOFFECKER,
Asst. Assr. Int Rev.
9th Div. Dis. Del
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.. FOR SALE.

A Valuable FARM in Queen AIMS County, Md.
and within two miles of Centreville the county town,
containing 23l ACRES, divided into fields and lots,
and well fenced. A fair proportion is in Wood and
about ten 10 fifteen Of Meadow. The soil is
kind. and fine, not stiff but easily worked and pro-
ductive, and has been recently lined. The situation
is handsome, high and healthy. The Dwelling is
new. in the modern style, with porches, and every
convenience and comfort; the Out-buildngs are fine
and new, and correspond with the dwelling. The
location is very steamboat landing on Corsica
Creek, and public road passes by and Immediately
to the landing and wharf The land adjoins the
lands of Messrs. Watson, Goldman and others. Mr..
A. X. Wallace, the owner, residing the premises
is desrous to to the city, and will take pleas
ure in showing the premises in furnishing infor.
nation by letter. The terms will be reasonable, and
liberal credit will be given for considerable por-
ton ofthe money. GEORGE VICKERS, Agent.
'CheStertown, Md, April 49, I666.-l6-4t
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D7Quick in its action, and Of more lasting effect
than either Peruvian GuGno any Super Phosphate
made from hard Mineral GuanO. This is proven
by twelve years of constant use.
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MARRIED,
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. Bishop Scott at
his residence near Odessa, Del, Rev. JAMES
MITCHELL, of Staufton, Va, to EMMA D., ell
der daughter of the officiating clergyman.
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THE MARKETS,

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat 81 5Ua255; White Wheat $4,000
$3.50 Rye is selling at 96@9Sc p bushel.
yellow Corn, 77(aSlc. Oats Goa 62c. Cotton
34(d3jc. per tb.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday, at 81. 26l.
GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCK, &c., from
Mclear 4 Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
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NEWARK ACADEMY.

PRoP EDWARD ID. PORTER, NJ. D. PRINoIFAL.
SUMMER SESSION-1s66.
The 234th Session. Of this Institution will com.
mence WEDNESDAY, MAY I'd, and continue five
months. = r .'i' l's'.'' -' ''i3'.
Its healthy location. convenient access, splendid
Library and Philosophical Apparatus, and moderate
charges render it one Of the most desirable schools
in the country for boys and young men. For full
information address EDWARD ID. PORTER,
apll 2m '~.'t s.. ; Newark, Delaware.
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"E M& NN So

One-lhird of the purchase money must be paid with.
in thirty days from The day OF sale, and the residue
fire equal annual iStdlmentS the first The st day of
July, A. D. 1867, and the interest on the whole,un-
paid purchase money at the time of payment of each
instalment The CREDIT PORTION extending Five
Years must be secured by judgment bond and mort
gage Of the premises purchased Ten per cent Of the
whole purchase money must be paid at The time of
sale, TO be forfeited unless the terms complied
with, otherwise will be treated part of the third
payment. GEO. w. CUMMlNS.
Smyrna, Delaware, May Ist, 1866.