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, 1866-07-14
MARIN e. LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO,


ARRIVED ...........Jnly IS.
Stnr Orion, Richardson. milwaukee. srndT!es.
E.Dr Sea Bird. McRerr1. Mzn1towoc, sundtl=s.
Prep MENDOZA, Pease. b1falo. anndreJ.
Frup Potomac, Carlisle. buffalo. sundrtes.
PROP Ottawa. Faltner. Grand Haven. Gucdries
Brig Hefrnst:n, Wilson, MtnomIrce. l91 n lumber.
y m uickets.
schE Ge1rrnde, Kchafdtou Cenreytlle, s3 N lumber.
schr sutkescn, Otsop. Fui1csss Pier, % eds wood.
Sthr l-t1olt. tndo, Muskeeon. IS n lumber.
schr ln1nos. Johnson, Nuskegon, 20 n lumber, 10 m
RX2 18th.
schr Liberty, Lake Kalamazoo. S e6I b1sk.
Scl1r AI1tW. kote, kalamazoo. q eds wood.
Schr ltfand City, Auer Kalamazoo, 50 5hsc see and
snhcrle9.
schr Vermont, Mcvae. Rrouna Pier. 6s eds wood.
Schr Helen Kent, AelIdSe> Fulers Pier. leo N 1um-
her. -.'-'
Schr Eteline. Br1rs, P1sck Lal le 1e5 m lumber.
sehr En. Adrtcp, Jenesoo, Two Ksvers. 100 n lumber
20 u 18th
sehr Rose Dousuan, o'Bslsa, Ansterasm, 20 cords
wood.
Sem Cs1cntta. Roninson, Green Eu,h, 50 eds wood.
schs ha Gordon. Thompson. S. Joseph, ~ cords
Echs Gem, Trtlieb. st. Joseph. s. cords wood.
schs Senator Blood, AcCArIy, B4y City. lN N iumber
Scow Grace .. Gre n, Heiysr.ou, Whtte Lake, Is n
timber, GO 13lti DAD tie4.
seo1 J. B chaptr. Hayes, White Lake, s5 IN lumber
m m IRtn, =
, 1866-07-14

r. s5sna I;ssi Rslroid Is taking Flour q BostoH
eni1 taI Were: Is M Ionisaa md III
ytst Home Corn 1t lec bsff SUNRISE 33asa st g. To
..FhopMznseea!ed: 4.15 nris .h!gDeax -. sE!.
ss; sss .s:
,,MmEAT;.1ecetyss:a, ,sss hs: shipped; TN bn;
wste: sraISo M41AT1xsL9 :, ~ L hu No.1 =: " a. *L3
81 % e L b az Reessea &
'nt Sise Fl sss;s e
Masks. d1le9snS a6sa, e ST. saes 4 - Msfs; e.
Sess ;sxs 3s9 Sa q i S; = ~ .s;;xs
G 30 ds so = ~ 90 ssSAe @ in @p 2 u e se 90
es ae ; & & s;is9 p9 s!ss
e p s. :: 81 q 81: 5 g . sss &
ei$;,sS ss4 6 ssSs,d !;s;;
;iisss i 81 j: !;
ali ss:: sg :hS2ss %32s 81 b. Mssfs;
sse;is Is + sss; ioe 81 Do Il sixe; So bu 10.
fes eail. saies were: Id bssi hy sanels 1t sc On
ALCon2L.1,M.skst nominal " 4 =. IL :tsat4ss re
GKAA-MEket Aac1iTs nod nominal At t3.tuest..a
in bnIk en- track
BEAkS-ArE nominal at s5c5ss1-25-
HkODnl CbKA-Akrket dull at slone8i6o %.
We eat or no 1fane3cttans and our a1otatlola
LITTLE better than nntn1paf.
BAGEINGs-Tbough on some descriptions prices
arc ke easier, ths general narket Is READY
quotations. The detaald is moderate and stocks
lL.ht fIefs azc unchanged. and VIC repeat our list
Lincoln 4, 2bu, stAtnaeai nnen..,.......... *t1o
National 4. DO 40 .............. A5AQ
Un:ln A. Go do .............. 43d1
Illinois A.. do a. 49,. :....... 500
Corn E1chh. Ee,... ........4.....-..+....... i1N
Namruen 4, l-bu, ae3rl1ess, 43e0
Stafk 4. du cotton eeatnlfsk...,....... ein1
LeEi.tqn Il, do 40 ......,.... 7211
American a, CO DO ........... E31G
Feayer &ilIe, do do .,......... 6Lno
I}Drlapg 4.bu No, S310
EmpIfe ....,,.,.,................., 41nb
CoIion bill Sxcks. 21na
Jofron Il bFi Eacst,.................. 1A1
f;nnnfcs 2X z3.t11ylD1
f;unntS Observation-Disclosures. 31o0
Wbnj LIS
, 1866-07-14

Or .ncuu.iuenee Of GIae. irritation. inamm4t,oa
1Iceratou OF tho bladder klaneys, dlgaa az the
prpi1rate Esud.. stous bladder calculus gravel
Or b.lcE de posl all di5eases OF the bladder,
Hdorys arc d1ppsicsi &Wetltpss, use Re1mo:fd's EI
tact Burhu. iyIHn21l-54t T-TsA
, 1866-07-14

sHEEr-The fresh receipts to-day number 30
head. 1ht only sale effected WAS by Wallwork /
Mallory, who sold Logan s. head, averaging 1u d.
1t $s.6o. VIC quote the market thoroughly duh and
nominal
1EalnS are run to the Union Stock Yerds oyez tha
f1ttsburEh q Fort Wayne Road, iea71nE the depot 1t
lhe eospef Of Madison and Canal Streets The Iasf
70 cents e1Ca way. When f1fe iB pHid On the train
, 1866-07-14

3fAycuEaTxn, N. E., 1865.
Meffr1. r. L. WALLACE 4 Co.-Gents.:-My. hair
xss fasr coming ont and ny heaa waA growing bald,
notwihsisndlnE haa tHed most Of ~ Poqglsr Hall
Co.'S Hatr Restera,iye. This s.opped ny hasr from
falling on immediately. sbo seemed to 1I It In 1he
beHo ts FIRMLY ~ sseE, though have nos ns quite
one bottle. N. s. CLARE
, 1866-07-14
For tbe Dair.
.D0r rye Kedtt.
DR.. CHAUSSlER'S
e M F r. E S s.!
La COMPOSITION liAPERATRIcE,
POUR LES CHEYEUA

!: has long been knowu that the H1ie 81 uent7l AZ
estfon By t4cenens By dtseasc and ,rnozfeet cTcn.
}a.ipr It's vitality tu:us rray aud f3li7 oH That
eutnent French Cheuilst. DIR. CuA0S5lER. mas pro
vtdt IN xntidote and at the lame time cotah!.td
uIesstyg Tor fns hAr. tusaelc. nrefy psrfuned.
this Ia she nest article fsr tha Ao.trt whch
has tYtr been presented TO the fuol!c.
, 1866-07-14

MAsCu1sTHr, n. r.. April, 1s66.
3fxsszs. r. I. WALLACE Co.-Al1ow me 10 add
my xsunoE fat TO many you have Fecavad Of the ST.
siton lor the Hair. IN the tourte Of ny lila haYu
u.ed dozen Or more kinds ot leading pTepas.1ons
noh cleanliness, Restorative and action dSes&-
Ing. yours by lar e1ce1s them au have used for
. number OF our leae ing citizens OWE the youthful
appearance OF their hair 10 your preparation.
D. j. CLARK, Po4trna3teT.
, 1866-07-14

MAyc1IxsTrK, March 19, 1855.
Mesars. =: l: WALLACE q COL am vel aequatnted
with several OF the leading citizens OF this clty who
hare uzed jour Hair Restorative 10 perfect eatt1Gc
uou, hava also used II myself and can cheerfulfy
rtconmtn It being the best article In the markell
E. E, CHaMBRRLAlN,
City Treasurer.
, 1866-07-14

FRIDAY EVENING, July 13, 1866

CAAuA1 EFEaAhas tAlf 41 4e2p.
There Il nothing uew 10 report In connection
with lnsnc.al adairs. The demand for money con-
t1Ducs 10 bt greater than the supply, End the mar
ket IL still coae but prime paper Is generally dls-
counted III the leading oaDks II 10 per ceut per
mum. There if. however, strong disposition 10
co1tract zather than expand, and none hut good
dcpos1tors freely accommodated Street rates for
tecond md thlrd-rute names remain steady at
1G1h per cent per month.
The market for Eastern Exchange continues to
ipc1tase m htmnees; but We hare no actual ad-
vance 10 note The counter rates are generally
UNIFORM al nnetenth discount buying md par sell.
ing bur round lots were cold Today among bank
ers at rar. aud outsidess were charged one .t1en.
ticth to neteuth premium. At ths cioae the mar.
ket bad stfopg upward tendency.
The Ptzsta was telcgraphed yesterday evening,
With Liverpool dates to the 30th nl.., reporting
F1ve-Iwtntlce at d5AG65x- an advance OF per
cent ftnte the previous steamer. Wheat ruled
qEitt; Com Gd91s lower, and dat Flour quiet and
nomtna1)y unchanged: Beef quiet; Pork IN
changed; Bacon tn better demand; Lard dull and
nominal.
The forrien ueWe had an uutayorable effect on the
Produce ma1ke to-day, and VIC hare to report a
Gull and heavy feeling throughout Flour was tn-
active, With only retail fa1ee. Wheat ruled 314c
hicher but transaction. were very light. Corn was
dull and Ac lover. Oats declined Hc per bu. RYe
fell e@aHc per bu. Provision. were quiet and un-
changed.
Gold opened in New York to-day, contrary to
general expectation, TN view Of the advance Of
binds in Ensope) at 1885, declined to 152Hi. and
closcd ct 15sA. The following are the quotations
telcs1aphed to James Boyd & Brothets, gold
, 1866-07-14
Git, NntteEE


l. ING AND MASONRY.
.OYTICR or TIE BoAKD OF PC1tlu WoREs,
CHICAGO, July 9th, 1sCs- )
Sealed Proposals Will be received ny the Board Of
Publ WORKS, At their OIL C, un0 II D. ID. Saturday
Ior construction, excepting tie pe found alton. Of
the New Standing TO: 70 be bn.t for ths chicaxo
lc at The on1ce Of " " ItoTtnetoa, Architect, cos
uef Of Washington and Dearborn streets.
Separate bids will be received for the plle-dr Wing
and for the construction OF the stand1ng column.
ccptiug the pic foundation.
Proposals must be aad1esled 10 the Board Of Pnblic
WoIks. endorsed : Proposal for Pie Fouuoaton Tor
for constuc'on) Of Htsndiug Columu, and be accom-
panied With the usua So bond. With sulerles, to be
appt owed By the Board.
accordance With the conditions Of this adrt1sise-
ment to reject ali bias, and no proposal III ba
dencc satisfactory the BOARD that be has the ne-
ces.atT skill. expernce enefgT and ability for do
cuulaIy Ieso1EGeS. y. G. G1NDELk
FRED LErA,
O. !. kO94.
jy9n1st-1Ct Eosld Of Public Works.
, 1866-07-14

aree coarse mixed at 8ts 81 50 round Culaz Poa At
ltc; % m Lath At 4lo : cargo tchs. Jennie A9llen
from DfpeIe, $50 N Lumber. coumou nl1ed a %l6'9;
q N lath ns Ut ".
Tart prices ete as felloWs:
LuxB1k-FtEs1 C:eaz, l. ~. IN snd Finch.
Second Gesi, / ix, III md ssach... 5s1aaSoo
Third CffAf. inch ....-.+... -.... A5.11as&-09
FIRST and Second C1ear Flooring. TO
Eeths. 1pugh-the naIne II second
Common Flooring, rou4h.....-....... 3tbe.a35.11
Nalche,l and dressed common F.1of-
Mats6sd Ind dressed s:inea common i1i ~
FIT ed sesoud eie;i siding togefasz %
'.Fir8t comUo, dressed kldIug. QG36.W
WaeooboK botrds, Reject, 15tach a1d .. nv, N m
s,oeE 1osfd;. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. il ssa 1e
stptk boarda, Il inches............. 81o31.oo
sse sea ss eeaafi iSpef 7enap
d. "'N1 do ID u and Il fset :. ea1o9N.08
suHaLEs-A Or star Shared shlngtes..-.. 3nae5.g ~
or Star Saved Shingles s.--..-.-.-.. e.z1A6-9
No. Sawed Shlnsles. ..........-...... 539eJss
IATH-Per d ii yards ,.,.......... !.t3a5.no
n car load bY Northwestern Railroad. delivered IN
acy yard where cars can b. tEitched Of an9 depot:
,oaa S1a On ,saeS nais 1sa'a sso@loa
1eaa M or % n ss =. smas.s
a Sawed eh.nsles. city msde, on ~,
No Saved Shingles, by ca lead .,,.,,,
,o,. " ts - t. 80
, 1866-07-14

uete the Gold market opened at 15a51ss. declined
To 151A, advanced again to 15sA, and closed At
1518. Silver va. uom11a At no. and llttle OF moth
ng doing.
Government Securities sti11 tend upwards. To-
day the brokers psld 1iGH fur old Flye-TWenties,
and 1031s tor Seyen-1hirues. We quo,e:
, 1866-07-14

uKNLOCK.
City Ha1Eess, SLAUGHTER Sole,
Hudal0sss H.3ss4 IL
Liae. i =. ..... o.issaS Chicago Nc. j. o.ssanso
X n........-.... 11oal1s thictso, No T. o3aosA
Calf n....,., l.tDA1i3 RnFDos Ayrrs,.. GS9s9040
Upper D...... e.E41-0 Orinoco So1e,... 1-35esQ8
Colin, ioos... o:iSo.S6 dsnsged ...... os1eo.sa
QAK.
Ila:pess n.... oao1G4t DI.....s....... eoaa,.2s
Errer.. H:51o.9 French Calf 81
Ktr, No. !, Eedt. ns ............. 1-S3321o
l4lH4l.90 EftnEh t&lf. LE-
Elm. No. he1yy0Il~&ll4 Tnotrea, Y dozt5 Ul2S3N
METALS AND TlSSEKSs ST1Eh-ThE
continue f1tIy 1c1IYt md previous prices
/ afe steadily maintained.
, 1866-07-14

m - Enonr+.s Snr the Hstr sn1 md Il hi
that Is cslms he. coz dis!iJ r.cuiausad i. TO- the
public. MATT. HEAD. Ac!t- Gen. \. H.
, 1866-07-14
Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Color,

HAv3Ku1IL, N. Il, June 5, l8Sd-
Aea1s: T. i. WILacr = co;:aI s.ks EEeas pleasure
In certiTlnH thAt1 have used the ~ hnpfes8" in my
fam1y and have beeu grat0ed and aatonlshed At tho
results. a1ter frequent disappointment. ia the u4e q
other morn vAuntco specuca. have had OCCASION to
thtse preparations for several Jeafs. wing to
herd preat1rciy whttenod but hAvs found none tnat
Rortd color, ce1u the scalp and fta9 tho
hair ~ Is done perfectly By your !aixao!e p5tpazs
ton. JOHN MOORE
, 1866-07-14

MANCuKarxK, n. A., MSY, 1864.
MesErs. F. l. WALLACE Cot-Set ny namo down
among thoae who have used your preparation with
much subtraction. hare used several Others, but
give yours the dsctded preferences. Its action upon
the hair tn restoring the COLOR L QUICK and durable
UR. D. Z. B0UTELLE.
, 1866-07-14

. EGtS3-1hG supply y liberal. md WITH but mod.
crate 1t Q,ann from Ios Il customers and With
qaifY for ,hiputnt. the markes to-day Wa oull .ad
iftth essct. ed loiI In small packages: H..
FRUITS AND NUTS-Thete y ~ active In
flettea on1 quick t1ts At good prices Peaches hre
.rrtr,nE soElf and ena buyer re- a. @ Pc boz;
aavancc Of soc per boz. Dcntsuc Dried Fruits are
scsrce and nins. ru's. are IN good request and
Steady. We quote as follows:
, 1866-07-14

CoNCOED y. II, June 4 IS66-
Aessra. F.. L. WALLACE + Co..-The second invoice
OF your valuable preparation for the haF duly r.
~ you that It has more than answered The
excited bJ the OF the test botte It
and cit Of the har IL ouy equAlfsu
BY Its qualities as cooling and healthy 1ppcsito 10
The scalp. A. Fl. CROSBY IL ..
, 1866-07-14

MANCHESTER. n. a., june q, 1896.
Mcs.rt. F. L. WALIAcE 4 Co.-Gents. II have used
y N. Ghanss.er'a Empress 1or tns HAir." and an
pleased with tha reauIis ind It the p1reas and clea
arcla that have II to e1l that It claims
Yours. &C., LEONARD FRENCH, ND.
, 1866-07-14

Syphllisatious Cure for Venercal Diseases. By Dr..
ROSENBERG. Speeds Block, 125 Dearborn street.
Rooms 3 and II, MSS
, 1866-07-14

LAacAsrKR, May 50, iss8.
Messrs. F. l. WALLACE = &Co.-!;suse.EI hare used
aud best preparation tot the has thas hare
DIR. J. ". BARNEY.
, 1866-07-14

CUnInIERAClL.

FRIDAY EyESIxG, July 13, 1865
TIT receipts anu shipments OF Produce during
tee past twenty -four hours arc as follows:
nECE1FTa FAsT IEEeiTX FQCn M0unS.
, 1866-07-14

HooKs4T, n. g., March q, 1866.
Measfs. r. L. WALLACE & &Cn-Gtnts.:-A friend nd
y1sed me- Try your preparation, asattog Hn4s good
efecI it had on him. s sr1auGhtd at ne idea but
consented to The trial. sm rleased With 1t. hsye
testtd it thnrouzhy. 1t hns restored my hair and
whiskefs 10 thet oAtuEal color, and Keeps them no.
commend It 10 ali In peed.
", p, FARMER.
, 1866-07-14

Take No More Unpleasant
And unsafe rcuet les for unpleasant and dangerous
ulsenses. Csc HelMbold's E1Esct Buchu aud In
proved EoEa wash. iylpnx11-5ss T-z-sA
, 1866-07-14

Gives health ard vtEor to the frame 17d bloom to tho
pa.ild chick Debility II accompanied By " alarm
tnE symrtoms and II no treAtn1ast Is submitted TO-,
cor Sun ptlou. insanity or epuepuc tils easlc.
fJi0 u1s14a4t T.T.s1
, 1866-07-14

los5
Three thousand head changed hands to-day, II
prices ranging from ]912k for common grades. fed
and watetsd, to $3.50 for choice Hogs of the cars.
There w1s good attendance of buyers, and though
the excessive heat rctsrued operations to SOME *
tent. fair hussreas HAS transacted ut the closing
rates Of 1estcidar. The pens wei! Cleaned, and
the market closes EteadT.
Ea es we're N foIIDE6s
, 1866-07-14


.fsREASE-Btarktt quiet and heasy. Wequote
1fo# Gsease.........-s.ss .....s-s...s.sss!a3 COLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-dsy. 300 brls fh!p.
pru, Is orls. Mxl kc 1t1nef. Free Wines were tcafco
andh clo at e2-93. BoDced Wines are held At &c.
without huyeFs.
HlAY-Cenunues dull. ASIDE from : smsll local
trace scarcely anything doing We quote the
market weak ut the following prices
WHOLESALE PRICESuS TRACE
Timothy, roller and be1tef $50
, 1866-07-14

MANCHESTER. n. H., March. 1866.
Messzs. F. l.. WALLACE Col hare uied Jour
Bar Restorative with entire A4tsfAE1ton. End rccord
II as superior article accomplishing y! That + psu1
fses 70 do, b. II. TlLLOTSONt
Paasor Elm Street Church.
, 1866-07-14

I he Glory Of TSun Is Strength
1ht3cflre the rpryont sud Ieb1ttnfed shunlu tmme-
dIaterg III Q HelMboll's Extract Bnc-u
TT
, 1866-07-14

III adTes ar Cram reported IN &hfS N.dFkef report
naade tdsfs Of zc Stora1e, unfess oAerte{se
eLpresxtd.
FEEIEE{TS-RAILHoAp FRHIDH1S-The follow
inE Is The jolnt ta1iG Of the Eastern roads:
, 1866-07-14

Butchers Lightning Fly-Kt11er
Makes quick work with lies, and II conm1ced early,
keeps the honsc clear all summer.
Look out for Ia 1tauous. GET butchers only.
k.3bcoQ l3t "a TCATH
, 1866-07-14

OFFsuK Or TIE pAILT TRlHuyH.t
-.-.-.. Friday Evening. July Is.
BEEF CATTLE-Acco1olue 10 Inc EoAzn OF lrsue
report the receipts shipments since our last s1ae
compared With the corresponding period Of 1865 hsFt
been tol1oxs should be borne tn nino thst toesc
saprcnts aad receip sc really those Of the da7 PIE
cfdtnr. .
, 1866-07-14

Having been cured Of SpetmatoEfcca oy ccleerated
thysc1nn and obt1tned his method OF treassatat, de
sire to tend sufferers from selfaouse The means BY
which they can ne permanently cured. AL commIrl
Gallons confidential. Address with stamp. VII Stan
LEY F. o. Drawer 64SS, chicago. Ill. n3is
, 1866-07-14

And Future Prospects IN Life clearly revealed By pr
Raphael Hc wins the Affections Of tho oppotlss ssx
BE Eu1aes you to wealth, health and hspnlne5s Call
nt 21I East Aiadlson-st (np ssats} between 3Weil.
and FrantlIu. CQ1su1tnuon fee out dollar. naN
, 1866-07-14

The Best II the World! Harue.!. reliable. lnataa.
taneous. The only perrsc. Dye! Nj disappointment
30 ridiculous tint5. signed, 1E!lk!na 4: RaGselor,
Nttr York. Also, RgGhSERAFISH EXrRACF OF
MIttEELEURSresIores. preserves aad oeAuttdas
the hatr. Sold bY ali Druggists. d:sa1sd-iy
, 1866-07-14

Enfeeb1ed and Delicate
Constitutions. OF both sexes. Helnbolds Extract
Euchu. II will ciye hrlsE AID eu+1geslc feel1Ga, and
enable ECU to sleep we'll. (1ltnl3i-jls T+T.iA
, 1866-07-14

Manhood and Youthful FiSoF
Are reEained bg Helmbold's Extract Buchu-
Il f1-n221..4t T.T.sA
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-29

A very funny man in Greenfield, Mas a.
chusetts, signally failed once in the descrip-
ton of book he put up in selling library
at auction. He hadn't read very much in
books, Robbins hadn't, but scanned the titles,
trusted to luck, and went ahead; "Here you
have Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress, how much
am offered for it? How much do I hear
for the Pilgrims Progress, by John Bunyan?
IT'S frst-rate book, gentleman, with six
superior illustrations, how much do hear :
All about the Pilgrims, by John Bunyan
Tells where they come FROM an where they
landed, an what they done after they landed!
Here's picture of ono of 'em going about
Plymouth peddlin', with a pack on his back. :
Rev. Tucker had all his trunks stolen while
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-29

WoNDERLuL YARN.-The "local" of the
Wheeling Register gets of the following.
AS gentleman was passing along Fonrth
street yesterday. he passed place where a
number Of boys were playing marbles. One
OF them, in shooting his marble, ceyerlv mt
It under the gentleman's foot The gentle
man slipped and stumbled against a lady
also passing, precipitating her along with
himself upon large hog whp was exarnin-
ing the gutter geographically for debris. The
off and ran between the legs of another oentI I
man, whom falling, frightened a span Of horses
attached to a wagon in an alley. A man
whe was in carpenter shop near by was
about to light cigar, and upon starting up
to see what was the matter, dropped his
lighted match among the shavings, and fire
came hear being originated, Thus ended
this budget Of accidents for the day
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-29
RATES OF ADVERTisiN Q.
BUSINESS CARDS.
II 8 Il A B L s III ED 1890.

~ "A Is l. L , III 70 ID 3 o.
II / "A IN OS! PI AN oS!
OHAhL Els M STIEFFjs
.. .l.,E,. 81 MANUFACTURER OF oil clio
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
Factory 81 and Sc, Camden Stress, and 45 and
Al, Perry Street, near Howard Street,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Has always on hand the largest stock of Pr
AMOS IN the City. Ny Pianos all Rosewood,
full Iron Frame, and overstrung and warranted
for five years, and the privilege of exchange
within IL months, il not entirely satisfactorily 20
the purchaser. Secondhand Pianos, from 500 to
$500, always on hand; Melodeons and Parlor Or
gans from the best makers. s--d o-y ra;dyy
We have permission to refer to General RCbt'
E, Lee OF, w ashington College, Lexington Rev.
K. h. Phillips, Va. Female lnstitate; 4. g. Co.
veil aad Prot. Graham, of Va. institute for the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, Staunton;2 Payne Il
Bros, Lynchburg; Messrs. White q Pole, Lex
ington, Va. Nj. Harvey Efinger, Harrisonburg;
who have used our Instruments. q dec3O-ly
JOS. H. DObS0N, JNO,T. KAINlER.
nOBSON d RAINIER,
~ Iron front ware house,
NO. EAST WIDE WATER STREET, s4g
BBAND1Es, LEND AM DA--NA' IN
WINES --- I'd. Er
WHleKIES,
r.. '-'', B1rrERs, &c.
sErsHg SOLE AGENT FOR. t.A S-.y
Smith & Bros Celebrated xxx ALE.
ALSO SOLE AG4 MIS- FOR THE
CELEBRATED WAHOO AND CALISAYA
BITTERS. 3fsHas. lsu
All of which we offer to the trade l--tr
AT NORTHERN PRICES.
Call and examine ourstock. its q fe20
DLACK HORSE STABLES. iii
ID COR. CHURCH d UNION STREETS.
buggies & Carriages for hire at all hours,
Horses for Sale and Accommodation
for DPOvers. '.taf3 5t-.-f
NH ely DANIEL MAL0NEY
EORG e w. DUv ALL
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-29
TO F A M ERS.
IMPROV ED COTTON FLO w
AND

COTTON WEEDERS OR SCRAPERS.
The season being near at hand for the use of
the above Implements, l desire to call the atten-
ton of thss FARMERS OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima, to them.
This Plow was patented by Borum &McCleaa
before the war, and is therefore no new imita-
ton with improvement, so called, to talk about
but is the genuine article. 1t is most decidedly
superior to any in use, as numerous testimonials
from the best cotton growers, of Eastern North
Carolina and Virginia will show. These testimo-
malls will be mailed to any one desiring to see
them. My Corn Weeder or Cotton Scrapers are
made with both long and short landsidos or frames
and with either steel or iron blades. have also,
all the kinds of plows usually sold here, with
Watts Cuff Brace, Peekskill and other patterns
"A general assortment of Bar Iron, Axles, Springs
and complete stock of Field and Garden Seeds
l guarantee to fu nish Horse Powers, Thrashers,
Cotton Gins, &C., ofany kind, as cheaply as they
can be gotten from any city North
c.. BILLUPS,
Warehouse No. II.
ap 25-D&W Wide Water St., Norfolk, Va.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-29

Rev. Tucker had all bis trunks stolen while
journeying from Orizaba to Mexico
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-29

The following is Prentiees last shot at
Brownlow: sa8t
Old Biownlow was never in but one place
where he deserved to be- and that was the
rebel prison. 1.-The has any more lying to do,
perhaps he had better make haste to do it in
this world, as he win get his pens and paper
scorched and his ink boiled away in the next.
He has chrenic diarrhosa of lies. He could
no more breathe an air fulfilled with his own
lies and curses than one without hydrogen
or oxygen. If he were off the earth, it would
compare much more favorably than it does
with its sister planets. He is no writer
simply brawler, a bawler, he-vixen, a
male-termagant, masculine -virago He is
Of the class of common scolds," who, by an
old law of Great Britain, were ducked in
horse-ponds. He is vilifer, traducer, a
ealumniator of men, women, and children.
No excellence, no purity, no heiplessness, is a
protection against his venomous assaults He
aims his vengeance alike at the living and the
dead. Ills venom seeks through the cold
sands Of the grave to find its victim.
buried body is no more safe from him than
from other grave-worms. 81 have lost day, y
said the good Roman Emperor, when he re-
membered to have done no good deed. have
lost minute, Brownlow might say if he re-
membered no malignant thing His heart and
HE blacken, as his old head whitens. His
fathers hoof is split-the sons ears, nose, and
tongue should be. He deserves to be kicked
until, like the pit he is going to, he is "bot-
tomless.p
Brownlow has all the worst qualities Of the
Devil, but the latter, if he has any redeeming
qualities, is, in comparison with the "Parson,
Christian gentleman. Brownlow is a rat
,tie-snake, with his rattles at the wrong end Of
him. He is a hog, with the kink in his head
instead OF bis tail. Ifbayonets bristle at him,
be can turn the back of his neck and bristle
back with interest. We have ground him
until he is grounding. We have hedged
nm till ne is a hedgehog. He is small
man, but a great swine he may be rich
man. but be is poor devil. He is ga porcu-
Pine rolled up the wrong way" thus picking
ninseli to death with his own quilts. The
more ne writes, the flatter he gets, Just as an
1 1e ue mead tiattens as he becomes furious.
II his heart We're not a salamander. it would
long since have been consumed by the hell
fire in his bosom. '"o Do'''