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SHIPPING VIA NEW BASIN
ALABAMA WAREHOUSE, Shell Road side below the
Brdge-Late Marshall j. Smith 4 Co.'s.
T. DUVAL,
Is prepared toreGeve and forward Merchandise by
steamboats, or sail vessels to all points via New Basin
Refers 10 MsssrS, MarshaJ Smith & Co. CaTOndelst
trsst, Andto AesEs Huntingdon Bro 50 Natchea street.
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UNDERWRITERS.

u CONDOR,
UND AKER.
248 Magazine Street, corner DeIord.
Metallic Burial Cases Cassts (u glass and satin lined
Also, Mahogany Black Walnut and Plain Collins and link
B0oies dsnterred and carefully shipped All orderp
promptly attended TO. CARRIAGES TO HIRE
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SALE OF ST. JOSEPH STREET RAILROAD.
MIDDAY, June 18TH, 1866, on the Levee.
Il the Of St Joseph street. At public auction the fol
lowing terns apperlaning to the u Military Railroad
from the foot St. Joseph street to Lake Pontehartran
distance uf miles, will be sold
$500 of Railroad Iron weighing about 100000 lbs
pairs Car Wheels.
200 Wrought Iron Chains.
800 Cast Iron Chains.
70 Switch Chains. -....-.
2+O0 Clamp 0hainsy for Fish Bar Rails.
$50 Fish Bar Iron Plates.
6l00 lbs Spikes-mOre or less
Switch Stands e. =.
Switch Frogs,
5000 Gross Ties, :. :.
1000 Bolts
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ
AZ~TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
BY order Of Col o. G. SAWTELLE,
Chief Quartermaster.
E. J. STRAEG,
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, Assistant ouartermaster
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sHERIFF,s SALEs.

FIErH DIsTRIcr couRr JOSEPH TRoToF " MISS
OsNew orleans-No 1924 }PoT DAR0sMonT.
RY VIRTUE of a writ Of Fieri Faefas to
directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled sell
at Public auction in the Second District Of this city
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF June 1866 at 10Y O'Clock
NJ, the premises No. l29 Dryades street.
One Piano, one mahogany Armoir containing musissl
instrument Gases containing Books Drawing Music
aud Architectural Instruments etc.
Seized in the above suit
RS~IERMsr- Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
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!. D. " ALFUN, Auctl0neer,
Gnira-En ~ N,-on5

oaice-No Il Carondeet street.
SATITE ,5 D. May &c, at II o'clock M.
street. heween ustomhouse and Canal Streets public
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District of this
city, in the square bounded by Third Fourth Locust
Te a'fF oWs BY the Nos 10 to Is inclusive
Lots Nos 10 and is measure each 30 feet inches and
lines front Fourth street, by pths and
Locust and Feret streets respectively of III feet between
Lots Nos II to Il inclusive measure each 81 feet front on
Fourth street by 2 feet in depth between parallel lines
andNo Is forming the Freret Fourth streets
The property is Immediately opposite Douglas Square, is
we'll filled and under good fencing and prepared high
state of cultivation banquettes are filed, well in yard
The Dryades street railroad in course of completion
runs within three squares of this property offering altogether
fine opportunity as an investment for residence gar
HsTERMs@One-haf cash in United States Treasury notss.
and the remainder in the of the purchaser to his own or
der at twelve months from day of sale bearing interest the
perty sold until final payment F''
Act Of sale before A. Maznreau Notary Public at tho ex
pense of the purchaser including the United States internal
revenue stamps required by law.
POSITIVE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE TWo.sToRY
Frame Dwellings Pryana street. corner of st. Andrew
street.
BY j. Ii. WALTON d DIES LoNDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer,
Ofice-i7 Carondelet street
= M the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange Royal
GERTSIS LOT OF GROUND, together with the build
ngs and improvements thereon in the Fourth District in the
square bounded by Pytania Plaquemines now 0oseum)
ST. Andrew and Josephine Streets designated the
ten plan drawn by T. Buisson the 2Sh June 8i8
posted in the Office ofJ Lsbouy late notary public which lot
forms The corner of Prytania and st. Andrew
measures thrtytw9 feet Sly inches front Ptana street
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth and front ST.
drew street American measure which let there are
TWO COMFORTABLE TWO-STOkY FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSES and back buildings covered with States
tanning paror kitchen etc on the first floor and two bed
rooms servants rooms, etc, etc, the second floor,
ED-TERMs-The purchaser assume the payment of two
notes bearing mortgage the property dated March 90
1850 payable respectively and two years each for $1,000
with interest from the cate Of the notes at the rate Of
cent annum until final payment For the remainder cash
in u Treasury This buildings be kept by
the purchaser to the amount of the credit payments and the
| policy transferred to the vendor
Act OF sale before Gotscha Magner noures public, at
the expense OF the purchaser including the u internal
| nue. stamps
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LNRANR NEWHALL, s. "
1&...,.,..,......CAMPs STREET IA
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has hand, constantly receiving dirsct o7 tbo
Manufacturers in the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment OF WALL PAPER in Oak, Mahogany and Marble
Imitstoas Frescuss Centers Pannellng statuayv and
Scenery.
Saloons HalSa nd Public and Private Buildings Rn ed in
che most exquisite manner the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers is called to his
Immense Stock Of WALL PAPER, embracing every variety
ezRnt which he dispose Of at low prices any sir ar
establishment IN the country.
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FUTURE AUCTION s4tEs.
SALES AT AUCTION


SALES AT AUCTION
J. B. WALTON & DEsLeNDE,
Saturday, May 26th.
g9T suees4sloq Of H =. MeKsnna-a three story oneh
three story and attic brick dwellings on Bsronas tPss
e e una street and valuable improved and uimproVad
Sns ysaable ios Of ground Fourth street. opposiss
Igo valuable brick stores Front Fulton Streets above
donbls two story frame dwelling corner Of Prana and st.
Two Lots on Julia street. near Carouaelet street
Monday, May 2sth.
For suecessouof Rufus McIhennyofce furniture at No.
Wednesday, May Goth.
For succession Of Gilbert Hawkinsgrants front store
Union CaondsIet residence Oh tie cor
street between . Charities and Dorsiers streets,
One valuable saasre Of ground II RIeserzIs 'ss's
For succession Of charles Monenrehs hree story brick
For succession Of Gilbert s. HswEns-bank stock, banls
For succession of H s. McKennabsnk stock and serips
double tenement Frame Dwelling corner of Annuncation
Saturday, June ed.
For ,g Besssso Of on n II y Helena gs
parish nGi succession Of q NJ Sninsf'h'' m 81 As'hS
one square of ground in CarrnIIton.
For apartitlon-y Lands the N u, Ia G.N r.
b. near Ticltsaw, Hammond and Amite stations.
Wednesday, June 9th.
Handsome Residence and on the corner Of ST.
onaries and Upper Line Streets the Caroon Railroad
Wednesday, June Hath.
The ram Naahyile and Machinery.
Saturday, June 18th.
For succession William B. Wilson, corner Of Liberty and
ETat0 streets
For succession Of II. F. MISUNDERSTANDING brick ware
bo eq eooa sheds on Commerce street opposite steam
Saturday,June 23d. rE
For succession Of Mrs Montforawo hres story
BRICK Stores and Warehouses Tchouptouas street.
5rayier street
Wednesday, June esth.
VIM r. Homes V. his credors-syudic sae-a vsuabIs
lot Of ground IN Bouligny
15- Forpartieulars see advertisements.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
Succession Of Rufus Mehenny Second District Court New
Orleans, Docket No p 250
BY J. b. WALTON q DEsLoNDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctonser.
OHice ~ Carondel street. corner Union street.
MONDAY, May g. 1860, at II o'clock
1VA at 80 1874 GTaver street. between Oarsndelst and
Baronne streets by virtue and in pursuance Of
Hon W. Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court of New
Orleans dated the 9Th May 1866 Docket No. 1880 for ac
Count OF the abOvenanned succession will be sold
Office Furniture and Fixtures consisting Desks Chairs
bookcase Iron Safe Maps EngTaEngs Iron Railing Tables,
etc.
aS-TERMs-Cash, in.U. 8. Treasury notes
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REMOVALS,

n ENIOVAL.-THE CRESCENT CITY BANK HAS
IL Canal street. above the Office of the
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
ID EHOVAL-L. B. POTEIER HAS REMOVED HIS
~ Office from No. % Benvie street No Ill Gravier
Persons indebted the late firm of POTHIER & Eau.
CHEUA will please call at his office, No. Ill Graver street.
between Camp and Magazine streets.
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For SALE.

FOR sALE,--oNE SHARE OF La vARIETE AS
Il ISOLATION Stock Apply to
j. B. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
No. At Carondelet street
TOE SALE-A PASS CHRISTIAN RESIDENCE
Il One of the most egiby located highly improved
places at this delightful watering places offered The
house and grounds in perfect order garden good
chard The house well furnished in every department
session given Immediately. Terms reasonable and made
known on application to the undersigned.
CHAS E. SMEDES st. James Hotel
EOR SALE-THE Al LIGHT DRAFT PASSENGER
packet LIZZIE TATE, drawing only Is inches light
reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to
CAPT H. L. LEE,
or J. W. G0SLEE, No. 7 Front street.
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ERIDAY, LIST of June, 1860, at II o'clock
M by virtue pursuance to city ordinance No AZ new
SERIES dated MayOraty New Orleans City Hail. 18th May,
1856 will sold the Room corner of St. Charles and Ora
Streets under the St. Charles Hotel commencing
FRIDAY, LIST of june o'clock A M and continue from
day to day at the same place and hour the following valua
BILE property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATTURE, comprised
within the square bounded by St. Louis and CONT Peters and
Clay streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Cont and Custom
house, Clay and Front streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by oustomhouse and
Canal Front and Wells streets.
IN THE SEVEN SQUARES bounded by Canal and st.
Joseph Front and Delta streets
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Noro Dame and
St. Joseph, Delta and Water streets
Ofhe city fNew Orleans orn u s. Treasury notes. and the
balancein equal nsaments divided into coupons required
one two three and years. credit with special mort
gage the property Sold said interest at per
per from maturity and mot then paid
per cent thereafter until final payment with privilege on the
part the purchasers pay the whole any part their
notes in cash.
NB,-cash payments to be made the time of adjudca-
ton.
Acts sale before W j. Caste, City Notary and all
expenses including Revenue stamps be paid blythe pur
chasers
Plan exhibited at the office of the auconesr Autographed
plan to be had at the same time.
oNE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON NAPOLEON
Avenue in East Bouigny Parish of Jefferson, Auction.
sYNDlCs SALE.
VIM. H. HOLMES No. l5o68-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
HIS CREDIToRs.} OF NEW ORLEANS.
BY j. IL. WALTON 80 DESLONBE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office, Al Carondeet street.
"WEDNESDAY, june "a, at Is o'clock NJ.
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no CONTRACTORs-

I
PROPOSALS will be received until kTURDAY 25thinst
Goth May for reparigg the Shell Rond the Bayou ST. John
from the inter ecton Of Eplanade street with Bayou to
the lake end at Lake POntGhartrain
The Proposals to be directed the Lessee Of the Canal Ca
rondet and left at the Office Of the Lessee Of Toulouse
and Nilera streets, LOUIS GAGNET, Lessee
MI URPHK'S HOTEL-THE UNDERSIGNED
w PTopreors O. Snrphys Hotel No % and 100 st Charles
street hereby notify the public that they will 1t to their
advantage to call ana them before going elsewhere
they will get the choicest kind Of liquors at the bar Superior
Dinners and Meals Of all kinds the Restaurant and Board
and Lodging of superior quality greatly reduced prices
MCKENHA & MCCLOSKEY.
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-S70 PER MONTH FROM IsT OF JUNE,
for four months longer, House Urania street
tween Pry and Coliseum Apply the premises
or at No. 8 Magazine street Has very large yard
EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE EN-
Il closed vacant Lot, of BarOnne and St Joseph
streets, For particulars apply at this Office
TO RENT Oh FOTE SALE-BYRNEs' PLACE,
BiloxFwo large dwellings place, separate partly
nshed outheuses complete wharf and bathhoue good
ORDER west end, about d mile from the town.
AT Mississippi City, W. l. BALFOUR's PLACE and two
smaller places BYRNE, VANCE Il CO,
No, 8 Caroudelet street
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WANTED,

VVANTED-FoR THE SUMNER OR LONGER, A
w Furnished House in the First Or Fourth District,
given Aeply 70 H " Robinson, % Commercial rlace.
WARTED-A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE, FURN-
cse etc, either or Fourth District convenient
can Is d 555q cans Puaet2a sRd permanent tenant
ANTED-sfTUATIOE As TEACHER-AE EX-
" perenced Male Teacher wishes situation pr
gSe family in the city country Address letter A. at this
WANTED-A NO. / COOK AND WASH WOMAN.
w Apply at this office for the address, good steady
woman may secre permanent home and good wages by
applying early.
WANTED-To THE MERCHANTS MANUFAC.
United States The undersigned wishes engage business
salary object He has worked or Snothing during the
but will work for money He Is native and graduate Of
Europe has travelled on business in all the United States has
lived in New Orleans for several and has gained there
and everywhere in the South quite number Of friends He
prefers doing better and knows he sell goods any
where any other sell them He wants Opportunity
Of mskhg his services equal To- eapa Any respectable par
their trade in the South Europe his services
bst S Sae wishing 10 confer WIN MN can ascertain WhT and
Burke editor Of the Evening Mirror Macon, Ca
| WANTED-To RENT--A DWELLING BETWEEN
Julia and Warrington Constance and Baronne streets
servants room and kitchen Address r. E. at this office
| WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
~ cleaned out in the recent scrimmage, to rent Fur
give security for the proper care of the frnue
Address Jones, Crescent Office
| NEANTED-oGCUPANTs FOR A CoMFoRTA BLY,
w Furnished Room Gentleman and his wife preferred who
may obtain board with the family where there other
boarders Satisfactory references required Address BacchGs
Street at this office.
| NUANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK BY A DIS
w abed Confederate soldier Refers to L. S. Chapman
W. P Dickson Dickson. Jones H Dickson James Dick
Alfred Castor, Centerye Ame county, Miss Address
John g Long, Of L. g. Chapman Cenerve, via Wood
vile, Miss.
VUANTED-AGEETs WITH SMALL CAPITAL, TO
w take agency of Wilcox Gibbs's Sewing Machines
the States OF Alabama Texas Mississippi Louisiana at
No St Charles street great opportunity for industrious
young men, to whom liberal discount will be made Address
box $50, New Orleans.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

T OST-A DRAFT DRAWS BY JAMES ~ McELwEE,
- on Warren, Gilmore Co. for Two Hundred and Forty
four Dollars S24 dated Jan 49, 1869 due March 1860
Note drawn by D. H. Williams for Two Hundred and Seventy
Dollars S2 dated March g. 1861 and due JAN l. 1862 Note
drawn by Dr. L. N Cheek for Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
52 dated Jan 81 1861 and due Jan. 1861 all in favor Of
Gunnson Chapman The public are hereby cautioned
again purchasing paying the same application made
for their renewal. GUNNIS0N, CHAPMAN & CO.,
In liquidation.
r OST OH AESBAID-A CERTIFICATE, No. 5s72
II for eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing
Of the bank in the Of Mrs Jane McLeery issued the
2Sth March, 1862.
II found application viii be made in due time
newal of liberal reward will paid recovery
Address Box SIS, Postofice
Now IOraans La. March % 1895
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IN THE FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS OF THIS
CITY.
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ny Won ZTNKEN d sULLY,
AUCuoNEERs.
LEON Won zrNkEN, City Auctioneer,
oHaee-Nos l66 Gravier and II Union street.
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"WEDNESDAY, june "a, ut IL o'clock M.
w at the Merchants and Aucti0neers' Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and Cusomhuuse streets by virtue and
in pursuance of order of the Hon Paul E. Theard Judge
Of the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans the
titled matter dated 10th April 1866 Court Docket MOI 596S fol-
of the creditors of the nsolyen will be sold the
following described property, to-wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND in East Bougpy. parish of TeE
ieron in square No 55 bounded by Napoleon Avenue Berlin
Pitt and Pytania streets designated by the No plan
s. Phelps surveyor datd 18th February lS9 deposit
in the office of Beard late notary public in this city
sad lot measures Is feet inches front Napoleon
depth of 40 eet between parallel lines American
HsB~ TERMs-Chsh in u g. Treasury notes.
Acts OF sale before W. j. Caste notary public at the
penBe of the purchaser Including the u 81 revenue stamps
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON BAgIN
street. between Canal and Gasquet streets.
THREE Two,sToRY AND ATTIC BRIcK DWELLING
Houses on Baronne street, next to Julia street
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNENPRoyED Lors,oF
Ground on Common street and Howard street.
SUCCESSION OF II. p McEENNA, DEoEAsEp-gEc.
ond District Court of New orleans-No. 2O,n2
NIX j. Il. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALrOH, Auctioneer,
oHce-t7 Carondslet street, corner of Union
, 1866-05-11

Last evening Rev. Robttt Collyer. O! Unity
Church, dellved an address before the Trades As
henh(y, nj smith Nt1pn"1 Hill. on working men,
tbeu condilipu, prospects and duties. In speaking
10 working men. he tAtd At the outset he deiscd 1t
to be understood thRt BY birth. breeding and trim
pR be w1s N ahc most 1iteI1f eeDfe OF the wcsd .
working man himtclf, and he wsnted then to feel
that What be- +asS had come TO him not from mere
outetoe observation. but from aclusl ex2efiencr.
Every work Jig nlru. lie ssid. ought be thankful
thut hc uat such. aud not ono ot the untounted
lh.1.s tnst could Lot rtet<1 to se anything.
Wien he ~ .tde BY s'd1 tie naan ,stose cheek
hir ptsr rtusy cotacc. aud the fne gentleman who
lived IN 3 marble 'front.' aud Who had .eco.us ilch
on mere ~ e1d:6 mo- mo- a. a. u Goap r. 70
The ppr PRODUCES Dorh1nE, oplF CONSUMES, Is
nothing oily pretend. 10 te. nhtls the ohsEi sol
10 @ cononeT The world. Il was 1 ereai truth md
WORTHY Of trrlans consideration, that to D. some
thing, man must 40 something. apd 70 t,t all VIC
or power to do. The speaker reverted TO the po.
s,t.uu ut tic working men Of Auerics. contrasting
II with the copttiiou Of tie working men Of Eng
md wrrc more nearly on 4 level With employers
Ihau my Others In the world. There w1s, how
cvrr. tn America. HheEe 20 1naaT and varied
,hine. tnsfead Of remaining titaiaft At one thing.
which, uulcrt carefully guarded against WIS npt 10
prove fb1al Ihc vc,r trst eiensat Of real saee:se
th11c 10 be done, and this he hsd found IRON h1E
own experience to be the only true piaa; he i'm.
pfreaed u;ron them thu. nil real prosperity rteted
uroo srugaiity ana tho Etcht epe1a.ne Of money.
Ihe pfe<eh. cou,eet between IAb01 md c1pn
night be settled In many "aFs beIsr ihau the nsu
way of rcfurtnE 10 work nntil higher warcs can b
Obtained. II ihe working man r:ould on1y be tn.
to h,nself he mieht c1nanespa'c htna.eu nom ID
t541ury wa4 10 tc touud 1t present tn unA1 b.
called the g1ea1 "fS9R T .,,a',a ef rsnta .1 p
fue nca to examine vel ,n'o how much
wss wasted oi Their earnlnes ia tha war, and
hovr ~ careful szy1nC they could b..
come tbeir own landlords. Another essen.
t,al element Of sueEset va. ~ tmpsosntnen',
hGor III that ought 70 eG aad ,u thtt eonnes
nf tbe Necbanics' Institute. and the l4mentable
van. Of public libraries In this city, Nothing VA
mtfe cascntla to be done tpau the orRantzatiou OF
mtt,tplious lhai eh2tI make the working man a
linking man, and 20 ii him fos higher dntics.
Ns Collys4'e addrezA Nat earnexi, emphatic, Anu
frsught win eourd eenss and good advcc 10 the
norAipc men; it was liEtsned TO throughout with
mnrkcd 1n.e1c<L Al the ctote vote OF taaus. Wis
te1tefed 10 1htrpeAktz.
, 1866-05-11

c1oasus prices: Eestern Uniou Telegraph. S2K4s7
Quicksilver. s.; Hsriposs, pta, Az; New York Cen
HA.o.S.
PETROLEUM AID N1N1 sAAx1s.
The pet.p1tnm nad utrfns shares were quiet th,8
afternoon and without any spt:tal chsage-
nxT Qoops,
1t the Dry looet EIthaoSt there VA little change
to-eaT In pr3rex. Mxrkcs ctu sud ste2dy.
utpwn Sheettnzs-AuAn.4, 2oc AmoskesS 4, 21c; j.;
do B. 21e: Appleton L. e1c; do c. 1sc: do D, &c; do
Z. lie; Atlantic A. axe; Cohasaet. z4e; Dwight 4.
&c; DO B, 1sc; Howard 4, t9c; faahua extra. zlc:
sAluoo Falls &c; Eha awmue, elc; Stark A. Nc; 3u.
pes1ot L, 10c- . .
He41hed shaEtlsEs-AmosktAe 4. Sc: BA.tetra,
&c; Dwight. SC: Fcrettdale, SIC; Hazzs Nc. /, 9ac
Heme. SC: Eppe. sc; Jsnes, &c; Aanr1Lo Co. sc
Newmarket d. sc: Plymouth 4, &c: Portsmouth B.
1nkc: Eeo Bank, 21e-
Print Clotht-flHc.
P.ints-A1eu. Tic; American, 17c: Amoskeas. 1sKe:
Ar oIda 1sc; Cochran. 1sc; punneis, lie; Freeman
DHc; Gamer q Co.. 1sxc; Hamilton, .5c; Loadnu
Mourning. 3Ac; Lancaster. 1ec: Lowell, 1sxc; Mer.
rtDsc D. lee.
Mowp Drtils-Amoskeag, zic; Boot Mills. &c:
G1obt, cs Massachusetts, &c: PeppeTs1, sic; stark
q 2oc: Winthrop, 1sc.
Deuims-Aflnktoa brown. SIC: Arlington hlue SOC
Anaoskeas. 3eHcs Manchester, ast: Massachusetts,
sc; Eew York. soc; Fesr1 Rtvet, SIC; Suffolk A, re
Warren brown, s2Hc: Nldc osid sc.
Observation-Disclosures {tcx
, 1866-05-11

VlnEtH1HEf 1HfkeTe
lepeciA Desoatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CISc1sSA11 Nay, 10.
FtoC1-Acttye and 6snn. Sales OF SUPER Ut Ss and
spEinE extras 1t }ie.1s11o.so.
GtAHx-Theat held Arm, but buyess holding OF
small sales Of 80. sprn- At 4271. Corn EteAdy, but
Qaet: snles OF No. mixed at Sc oltg steaoy sales
Of No At tec- Ire firm; sa'ea Of No. At sc.
Barley quiet and without change.
CoE1oa-Actiyc, but offerings light. Sales Of mid.
ding At saKc.
WuIskkG-very drll. Sales Of free at E97p
TsEor1s1oNs-Act1re 1ud higher Sales Of so bsls
ness pors at e0o 1so brls do at xso15; eal hrs do
1t 80 80 80 bras do Mt $a7s-clos!ns ns as {3osa
3ln Bacon acure At E@ NC advance: sales OF about.
dzs It l3kc sdet It 1Gxc, and clear sides 1t 3s4c
Fulk meat4 active: eaes OF 1119oe ns shoulders It
1?c; 1000 ns aides ut 15c. Lard tn good demand
sales ofGo tcs prime city kettle at e.c TO trra stca
1t ztKc.
MoEKY-Contiuues easy.
GIcUASEE-Is yerF firm.
, 1866-05-11
Illinois and h1ichtRa4 Eauuf.
fEnA~fh1 ftAsru fNh - fhA fShit., ~. hr5 h@,,.a

LSpeCl4 Dtspalch 10 Inc Co1E4ko 11buue-J
BRIDGET May t0-lp. N.
CLEAHED-Rescue, Letnnnt: E. Ra1nhan, Prttou
Wing and Wing. Joliet l9 - II lumber. 81 900 shingles.
6,tso lath; Energy. Jol!ets Oneida, Ottawa.
AEEsED-Atlautic. Morris, 500 bu corn Aids. Ia
Sale, SO bu D. {. Norton, Leout 70 yds rub.
biz stoue; Col Manning. Lcmont 20 Yds rnbh!e stone
u. He's. Lemont Is 5ds dimension stone; Eclpsc,
pufxRe, 10 brls nonr $500 bu com; Gen. Rosecraus
Senata, asto hu corn; Shamrock, LaSslie, 500 bu
corn; lstdore. Lasal1c. s. 80 bu corn.
RB1p0EroR1, May 1n-sp. N.
CltAEEp-R. z Goode11, ottaws; Wasp KankaKec
Joliet: A1tance, Ottawz It lumber, $1,000 sh1n.
Eles: Monarch. Lockport, Is hrs sAlt $500 ns ne1-
chandise; H. Ham)ln, ottswa; D. Hess, Lenout; Ad.
VINCE. Ltmont; D. C. Norton. Lenont 3. G. Loonis,
Lemont: Col. Manning. Ieoont; Sehx4topo, Morris
ENznbt1h Ienuont-
ARK1FEp-sehastopol Lemont, 6s yds rubb,s stone
American Star. LaSa1le> $50 hu com; Ontario. 0ta-
VII. 600 bu oats: J. D. Harmon, LaSalle, $40 hu
corn: S. F. Gale Leuout, 80 yds Eubble stone; w.
Gu1nee. Lemont, Is IDS dtmen41on ssoae.