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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

BEgTHovEN's LETTERS (17O0-1826). Translated
by Lady Grace Wallace, Hurd & Houghton,
New York.
It is seldom that the titled nobility of Great
Britain devote sufficient attention to literature
as to enable them to present the world with a
really good work. Especially is it true of the
ladies. We, therefore, must give Lady Wallace
great credit for the admirable translation before
us-a translation in which all the spirit of the
original is retained and sufficient of the idiom
to remind US that it is German and not an
English work. So far, therefore, as the lady's
part OF the work is concerned, it is well done.
After reading the two volumes before us, it
seems doubtful whether the subject-matter of
the contents is of sufficient importance to call
for publication. Beethoyens name is familiar
to every American ear. His compositions are
played daily in our streets. We sing his tunes
on the Sabbath, and listen to his melodies on
every piano-forte. His musical genius has made
him great man. Upon it, and it alone all his
claims TO fame rest. Is it wise, then, for his
admirer to bring him before us as a Hterate,Ir?
While his sonatos will live forever, there is
nothing in his letters which will add one drop
TO his cup of renown. He is a poor letter-writer
and the subjects OF which he treats are, with
but a few exceptions, trivial and purely domes
tic. We are told OF his love for the Countess
Guiletta Guicciard, his Immortal beloved, ~
ana such matters. None OF them rise to the
dignity of being of public interest.
UThere Is, however, an interest which attache
tself TO the doings of all great men. We feel {
curiosity about their doings and sayings. W.
like to give personality to our idea of thei
anne, and therefore enjoy the petty details
their lives. Especially is this true when the
express their own thoughts in letters. Therefor
the edition Of just such private epistles as thos
OF Beethoven are eagerly bought up and gen'
rally read. There is something in our natur
which revolts against this tearing aside OF tn
ven of privacy which ought to shroud the secre
of the dead, and bringing his love-lette
20 ,be critical public eye. But as such is Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Exports.

PNILADELPHIA-Psr schr II wheaton-1co tons
Old Iron. ......Psr nchr Mary R somers-1so tons
Old i1on
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Now York Market.

The New York Herald of Saturday, the 18th instant
reports:
Tho supply OF money is still in of the demand,
although The latter is augmentng under the growing
setivity the Stock Exchange Call loans are geno
rally made at six per cent but the exceptions at five
are becoming moro numerous while lenders aro less
critical of coa erals and than before the turn OF
the share market Tho discount line il easy and .st
GLASS commercial paper readily finds buyers ut sewn
por cent with exceptions at "a above and below the
legal rate.
The gold market opened dull at 1879 and fell off
to 137i4. 1t subsequently, became rmcr. however and
closed ut 1875 to 137N.
Foreign exchange steady and moderately actice.
Loading bankers asc l08 for their sixty days bills
England Commercial and cotton bills In very short
supply The former quoted at 10Gts to 1O7,$.
Buyers looking forward o fresh supply Of cotton
bills by the New Orleans steamer relieve the
market but Is doubtful whether any further depres-
sion will arise from this source.
PRODUCE MARKET.
New YORK. Friday, February 1C-GP. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures, 14iG bbls. flour, 2085 bags
meal 39SD bushels corn 1900 do OATS 3OO do. rye
Tho demand for aud Western flour very mode
rate and prices for al qualities were dropping; but no
grades quotaby lower except common, which de
oned fully l0c. Tao sales embraced $500 barrels. at
our subjoined quotations revised Southern flour
was inactive and dropping The sales were about
450 barrels. Canada -four quiet, and holders were
Offering the low grades freely ut decline Of 10 cents
per barrel. The sales were about $50 barrels. Rye
aour was neglected. aud prices ruled nominal Corn
meal dull, but prices were nominaly unchanged. We
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22

Havana Markets.
lC7rretpon>tenc> Jturrtut of Commerce.
HAVANA. f 'hruary 10. lSi".-Wc have had some de-
rnand for dry Sugars during the weak fill especial Or.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Mcmornnda.

Memornnda.
TITO sci" John Genin from this port for New York,
which some anxiety felt arrived at tho n.'0r
p:lc th. 18th inst. She hal experienced heavy
"a ,r' ;l WIS blown oil: split tails and sprung aeak,
ls,riug st one time three Eet Of water ia the hold
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
yNIIr;ngton Market.

WILMINGTON February l2-CoTroN.-There wero
no ssles of cotton dsy. Buyers offered SIC 3Sc for
strict mddng but holders refused to sell at that price.
SrIE.zs TrnpESrISK.-Sales of 43 bbls. at 45c. for
Yhe and 01.c. ior lot of mixed white and coored.
CRUDE TURpESrINs-We notice sales of 456 bbls at
81.
RosrN-4OO bbs of common, solid, sold at $2 rs; 23O
bbls. common at 50 25. and As bbls common at So.
TAI.-Sales of 397 bbls. at Sl.75
CoRN-A cargo of 1900 bushels sold at S1.10.
TIMBER-Sal,s of rats Inferior mill at So So; there
sording to quality.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Consignecs per south Carolina NnIiro""
EebrUary 81.

lis bal Upland and bales I Cotton. bbs Spirits
Turpcntine Furniture, and Sundros. To + Mey. I
Stoney, " II tasterby. Fer9uson Barker. Graesrr
Smith, Z l. Guilleaume, j Uancsel Beach, Hopkins
Mcpherson ts Co. q; Dawson, Oakes, Thompson
l. Bro, II Mure Il Co, Adams Frost Il Co, Fogarty
Williams & Co. W Williams, Il Thicrmnnn l. Co, Z NJ
Whiting, Wilbur, Beach, j r Grady. Willis &
Chisolnl, Hunt Bros, C Ayerill & Son, Sassard
B Davis, II Lotion, Paul, C Graveley W Wesson, A
Reckling, Dawson Whilden, Jenkins, saltus
4 Roche, and q Fraser,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, February lo.-CorroN.-A better tone
hibitsd with Deter demand than Saturday. Some
iae lots sold at ~ cents in gold Strict to good
Aiddng may be quoted at from 35@36ls cents IN cur
renoy which about tho prevailing prices for those
grades There is no demand for inferior qualities
CUUEEScE-Th; -e is vcry little doing IN gold Brokers
buying at 13f end selling ut l35
S1LvER-We quote buying at t7s and selling at 135.
Some shares If Georgia Karoad Stock sold at IS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, February Northumberland I'D
for America aud sd gid. for other descriptions Sales
for the week 5l.U0J bales. Middlng Orlca lHNd.
Sales Friday 10000 bales. Prices rner part uIarly
for America Sales Saturday SU0J bales. a(arkes
quiet and steady.
FIVE lwESrIES.-65Z.
COSgrrIS-S6s:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Y. YGLESIAS.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

WHO EAs CONTINUED IN THIS OTTY IN THE
business since the aEove date and who has not
yet been informed OF tho RESUMPTION OF THEIR
FORMER BUSINESS BY MEssRs EDGERToN l.
RICHARDS, may be found at No. 81 BRoAD.sTREET,
next door west of EDaEAroN 4 RICHARDS Hardware
Store. He will be happy to meet his and their old
toners heretofore AMI is prepared to serve and 1T
tcm In the moet fashionable style of the times From
his long practical experience in this City and elsewhere
he feels confident of giving entire satisfaction. he has
always on hand an EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FRENCH
AND ENGLISH GOODS and will fill and execute all or
ders at the shortest notice. The most EXPERIENCED
WoRKMEN are employed In the establishment.
Y. YGLESIAS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22

Tho wheat market continues inactive. at declining
prices We note sales Of about 1000 bushels new am
Ser Milwaukee at $L70 delivered Corn WIS rather
2rmer; the sales about $4,000 bushels at 72c to
7&c for unsound. and T5c. to 78c. for sound mixed
western. Oats continued III deusud and prices were
Rrmer. We quote unsonnd Western at s9c. to x3c |;
sound do. at 5Sc to $50. State $780, and Canadian &C.
TO 65c. Rye was moderately active and steady, with
further sales Of Is 600 bushels Western to
Barley inactive and nominal. Malt neglected
and prices ruled heavy.
CoTToN.-The demaud was chiefly from shippers and
spinners. Prices ruled nominal aud shade In buyers
favor The sales about 25U0 bales. We quote:
Uplaad F1orido. Mobile. NJ o. q T..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Passengers.

Per steamship Quaker City, from New York-G
Hoppock, Capt Barrett, Griswold, A Griswold, l.
Virgins, Brooks, r Leary, zcrnansky, ] Chol-
well, q Herwig, A Killen, Bonnell, F Murphy. L
Benjamin, Hoyt, W II Cooper, O Minett. Tred-
well, Z Brown, u Drummond, J L Lott, B Wright
and lady, Banks. Mrs Smith, Miss Bsbb. Miss Kane.
Mrs Groves Mrs Granthall Miss Gignlbnet Miss Van
Alien Mra Robbins W Cotton and lady, and others In
steerage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

In lifts branches, with new type, presses, ana
advantages not exceled in this city. Lawyers Bank1
Titles Bonds Mortgages &C., &c, on hand and printed
n order tuthslyr December II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
Charleston Cotton Market.

Sales OF over 100 bales took place yesterday, at an
reguar advance Of TO two cents per pound caused
by she !sxoraaie European news. Stock on sale very
Enall.
, 1866-07-30


IsgInGEr0Hr, July 1s-1 p. m.
CLEArED-11. Cooley, Lcmoat: A'ln:tlrra. Lcnont :;
Eeern. Dn1'aec, 5,Yt3 II n1Hr Whsr, Joliet Mound
Aarlctta, Kankakec, 10l urls sa1t.
AHEtrEp-Oaeida, Ottawa, 5,:N bn corn; john Car
tes, Joliet, 100 u cora; Alabnu,a Uca, 4so1 bneusn;
Lai; Franklin, Lcont. 50 ysss ru!c stone; 1nyrst@a-
tor Lennnt, u yla ruhble atonc lS ytls dimension
stone; Al!qnipra, 1emont, = ys Fnhte stone; S. F.
uAe 10 yds rubbc stone, 10 ytts dimension atunc 1:.
cur. 1eont, ~ yla rubblc ftnuc: r. So.t4rp Prison.
% yds ruhhlc stnnc Tt,nc, Morris. 20 a corn ~ bti
cats, uco. L. Taylor, lcnsont " yls rubblc 4tonc.
DRtDoEPoEr. july 23-9 +. tn.
Observation-Disclosures. Leniont: Ne4eue. Lensont
Lady Frank1i Lelnont, g. F. t1ale, Lcmpnti Jennie.
Mlnooka. 1s0D II lumber, e,ooo shlnree, looo1 lath
Yutk State. scnera prop. Atlantic, uttawn, 4oJ III
whcatt too brls salt. II ttis utr; 1eiianrc, Joliet
Mound tiirnx, tockrort. Planet, Lasne, t'rairtc
Chet. Hrnrr. ss,cq n lamief: r. sostilrnrt frlscn
II. $. carpenter toltcts A. to'.slas. No. toekrott
lg mil w!ng, Joliet. H9p II iatnber. s1soo ahlnses
Ottawn, Utsawa, Gias1ett, Eahkakec; n. Adams, ID
tt ltctecca. utthwa. II 5s II abrr. sty 1aiisj IL
ateten.an. uta1a 70 s.s II tuiatets u Urls ilnis.
Ahh{% k..Et1h
, 1866-07-30
Markets by Telegraph.
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tpecin Dts patch u ts Mealern As.n-tart f'fr,'.t
kFW iuhE. lu1f a.

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ta's ~ttk. The .iQrk Vt Mt.nr st fsHlIy GEsfa. i
r"nrafali. Flf tafvr. Knt rtrrs have d'eHr fuI 1,
tsnia II l.uo lrr hrt. ThH n!tks nf loT sh!hatnx
EFA',sa AEa sht. anl ptleA harr stiHts,y a'tats"i
We 4'dr eAtrn rthe nj t1.ihs shppEns tsn a.
sptasbtp.pa AMI Ut. iouls asrA. Al tt9ttjlI11 Tho
tsras ~ iao week ',s,o ssn hlsa htl4 ss.laas Rs1i
l,fa fit ths sn,nn limo lsss yraF.
W'laAt-fflale hss lFna light dcn,aiu, anil triheA
hase drelln"d. siosthg Al l).1s fDr 80 M!whakro
rlub and t1.a3 ITO ut No, mi hni'er clNt lteasy
rans hare fhileH At Tho Wsst, w!lri It IL fasrct Mil
do nnrh damage 10 lhth winter ant spring WhsAt.
Wr aot!es tic return Of twn tousnnl htste!i of Elter
M1shgHn rom lfvcFir1ot, which soil a. t7.:1.
C"In hah Mtn arsrc at fhliAlc prizes. 1lc Exports
ol r ~etk wrra Rsa !ulhtta against sioo i.hcis
fur tie eanr wrrk ss rear. VIC quotc insaet Western
1t NhNsoc. SciuF ri ooc: nt! " hie ut $ioe.
l,Rr ntt,11,
rr!nts-Emrlrr. t2sci Fireman, liz. Garner 4 Co..
:hto: 1fatailinn Nc. 11nhon MournInR. l7tr3 Ian.
cRsier, lpc, 1oHr'. 1t,ut AcrFimAr, usct Mpstimnc
u, .l:fct 1hrlac. 1phr.
Certct Jcans-1Jsse%, 1tot Laconla. 7lcs NsnmkeAg,
c.a:GHc.
Ca.nitIcA-llanyl11c. l4Ec. roruanl. tixcl Victory
1t, itttcy Warrington, taN9ito. -
, 1866-07-30
D11asyntakeo Markets

IBrgcIEI D5aTzItN % tbe Ci1ltRKo 1Fl6H1t.T
bltLwArkst, ialy ~.
fLouH-qnipt. EAlra 100 bfs al fs7t lot DuDc aktfA
winht4 tsto ut clocs spring aafn and u fof supcf
hhF.
UrAfH~.tstcxt guct. Bhlrs al a. nj. tntti iio,o4
htt IT stta11!k. rnst. nnd ecltrt next week, s.to
butrr Hr&t wtcA! pou rejerte1. Nnan toRfd-saics
4l0 IN Al st71a 9i7tk. cAst, st.7t hyrf MI duly And
10 ays I'm sp11er He'll wtek and 10 daya and ii 0r
Nu0 Afternoon aAlrs on stttci no 900 tu IL ei.fta
i.fak-t1eslnR n tit;t. Oaih ,tHik nominal. shlcs
H,oo1 bH Al n1ltr tpf Nos Corn tta1r iawrr. tn'rs
ears
rnn....oxs-ilulef stcAtty. na,es II tubs At H..
tHHa. tbc, -
, 1866-07-30

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tlitulANAff, LNiY ",
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ep.9talQl0. and taIily Al fjl,hkaIi,ss,
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lesta sFFRa N tlt0t tHFh AtsatyL NM lAitet1 ma
a, flAts Arl}Yai ahlss NJ M, l. fFptis FaastA1 " VA
t4Ni MI nala IN nlayAlnft aTs bsttK, lys W Ehaa et
MAM|i salH. of kur ! AT Ia, l,s'ley aHaEas.
G,Tr0h-!'ull Ani nuultaaI.
WtllsHHr-4alpt, Knlas NJ lsIraai a. 7fr.
Fnnyl4lnAa-HteAly sNt A1H,. hslea 40 bfta tussa
pork Al e1t. lAeoh 4aiut lnu arm. ha1rs 30 llnfsca
sugar nutel 1anA Al DHr. l.Hik ,nnAta mi ~ hfm,
Balps s10 NJ Shoulders at isc. Lard dull NJ iai+t4
ishc.
stnn1r-Qn!ct mil steAdy. ExcllAn7u scArce sn,,
lf al panis10 ptuu.ium huJla4i lol prBuni solilHS
, 1866-07-30
ATTEMPTED ABORTION.
Probably Fatal Result---A Physician
Under Arrcst--The Sad Storyof
aFrail, Dying Woman.

DR.. Abncr Ake!cy. medica! practitioner ofthis
city. Is now lying in the Comfy JAIL charged With
a crime oi flr most revolving nature, and involr-
ing fatal consequences. Late On Friday night the
officers on duly at the Armory were summoned 10
the assistance Of woman. who, It was stated. WAS
being murdered at the Office Of n. Akcley, No.
19i South Clark street. Office. TITUS p-occrdtd to
dortoE'e apartment apparently in dying condi-
tion. DR.. L. c. Blake, tho City Physician. was
called III, and On examination 1t was found That
Akelsy. who VAS ba.icd M Il tho tims, p:cPafins to
asp:1, tE9m 1 ths St. Tas -, ,mnsdiatsy placed un-
had arrived Ia Ch!caso four weeks ago In a deli
ca,c state of health. Her maldcn naanc was Ellen
Moaeh F3c asoHt eiEh, YEARS shc h2s resided in
married 10 laborcr named Richarl Mulhall, who
was killed III strcct disturbance abont five years
as
her name in DC con,manI,y where ehe dwtlt, md
Finally shc took hcr leave Of Morrison.
sdn, snd ~ sonfnf =, I'M, refuge In Chicago
lowing particulars OF her history since her arrival
Shs % sps ,.', II s a ss1 H. eu.s e. o rsns.a
week. Afler that ehr .taycl lcr iro weeks in fhe
IL; ria several si:i,s T. Dr. WSb.is.. whom .$e
scco.I! week ahc cal1c.l on him 10 ~ that lis
mcdiens r. aia mi ha,o AZ desired stSst.
t %Gsn .he fs ?e.at1ca A he oe aoe;s; 9'9al ga
senld t,1, a4cni e ler ana dlrstirs liz 10 al!
" IT, Xs. wa t,eR her nayr II e. es's s.fs
er1 rlnce,1 i.rf it h. hono whore ehe rrmslne,l
81 Mon.tay fast. 1l,e toetnt at ;1. tn'c a.*s't
tnt ray. fie ayrcs to III tlrf scn,nIt a. Ills hsn.c
1liiiebt oh eOn1i!ton uf receiving thn .tlun-y,
md t!rxt ,ncrnlnn, lo ece,ta t. ltnyc isit uds
lnE Ni.. Akeicy. tfsn..: Tho reli lien! oat .of
,!!rn, ,cal.o 10 l!n' oarc Of If. Wa!ars, No. iii
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nnri IL Ii" sn,,.anro nt tlr rad .toty r.!ntsl by
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I'M i'nltrs ou.ft IN Fstday IA, o,looli. ht Ii. 1T
Gn9sr ho9ds II tata fat further TO- sxsnna't1a ~ M IN
Tho woman WA rapidly sinking on Saturday,
ana no iIhpea Wrtn riltar(nttl,t Of her rUe0snry.
ty Tho nsu u instfpmtnts anti Il was fcarrh thai
bio could no! sutsisc Dvur. .nieht f,p ID nl'i,hr.
rntly nont 2s ycars Of nge. ta!hur prepn.sct. t.lng
Goth resiGlng q. Clifton, Iowa. '' '"' " ''''"'''
Ar INTELLECTUAL FEAsr.-Wu call special al.
trulion to the lecture ndyCssrd r'towhrro, 10 bo
delivered On Tuesday cvonihK nuxl, In Tho Flral
N. T.. Ch,ucl, OF tho cortnr Of Clark mud Waeta.
te'Ss.!-s t@S;S! ssfool q. Mil tba iunii
| nj Nank1nt." Thu 1ecsntor, Nr. Orniston, 0l
, 1866-07-30
kUlG9tbf:.
IJ.as ri OH tf,t 1i0.1y nf Captain Ilrlt.

t.otuhrr Wnrnrr hr'd m .n1nrs,. IN Saturday
nitrtnoo,,. ,,nn tilr ,it "f tnpIain H. II. iii. af
III" Mi..auit ltitcr Packet Company. "'H ct.'nt,ll
tn, aAiri" M t.ahnlle htrss'. ~ trpattud tn thr
!stua pt rn.uIdnY. TIM aulY wliHass axsmluHt
w. Mt. H. II, a!Mpnlan, p, IN ar,Y q h!,ranls 4
0i IT, ,'urnHt'al, alIA "!'Ha Harl alive Wa saf.
timl 10 tat.ty !I.u Jury tias w 4, ctaar ad Ile
Gy III ,twn hnht ttpppralH 'iIat GLptan IT. u, On
ia ~ a,tiynj ii ts ely fion quincy. salJod on MI
Staro' end s;Ss1 t. u xsty Sif!'Hd IT, "t1s
ls,d n had conc ,lsa; yng On 'he b as aad s I,
Nrtcy llu pftal. liz trlu,nud reyoral t!gies dur.
inH !u dsy'c 'c,,s,a sMa arr.neaa 10 ... so rsGy
Cbapoton considered him TO- 10 ds.
lttion.. In ~ !ho r. a!;cr pat Of Tho l.. aay
atro.licd Tho s,,n Of Ss" I,y .tl,Is tmp 10 .rae
!ulte sx.l'sa sa,ln3 Is W., t'ne1 t,'s, tts' H.
ro,ld et"n l,t'n, md iAst h. i,al fad NJ. Drake
lollns. Nlih pluch iueo',cren tnllt OF atnt1tar
bniuru.
Tbr lnry returned verdict TINT Tho doccasoA
rAnt y LID toall teuln l|,c Ef;sct. ri p2 tn,n
, 1866-07-30

t,Uhite speaker In uhpt ittHe rltips nf The tihtt
It'll ~ fiiIhiu jnnil, bid u, htteete. gthiBgNy
1ttd ~ 1sttst ttir subject kp4tiil'eet tut THes.
fny nvrhiNg, Wo bestehk ft't him Nh 0YetflowlNS
nr' t)tn|l.ton vi! ttrtt, III NJ. ueoigu'a Hall
to-day III lUlk ard ~ O'eltBk,
, 1866-07-30
LATER NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW yoGK. July q.

NnEAn@TCFFe.
F!our-The return Of tic hot snltry weather
the trade to buy srartsly. and the market Is not strong
al any decided advance. Wheat opened very nat but
New Jersey End Pennsylvania 1n,llcrs, who had not
been at the market In fortnight, came forward and
bought two choice loads Sellers met them more fre'ly
nt less arnncc than they would hare done ycsterday
THE quantity ofchocc whcnt now left II smn but tho
wants Of burcrs fully snpplel for tho r:c.c:t.
Corn-DuScrs rrrsstcnty hold on In lllc absence OF
supplies. Int tho close nr7nes sac was paid nj the
Clo+c wlth special advantage 10 tho Acllcr. 0ats-Co
Chicago wcrc In demand for export at lie. and
two loads were sotd hui liwaukcc ad hnrr qualities
vcsy dull; the tsado holds OF; Milwaukee oIeFc
at Sc.
PROVISIONS.
roy In brisk demand t.i4 nftcrnoon al S3l55 cash.
Cut meats tcndng downward.
LIVE Hpds.
L.yc Hogs sold at ells0 for rrlne only from cars.
, 1866-07-30

The following Ia the meteorological Record OF
the week ending Saturday Julyasi,, 1851, as kept
byJ. @. J.angguth, it,, nptietail. No. lid Ran.
doh street. Thr Temperature Is taken n the stlAae
The direction nnsl force of tllu winds given a
proximate:y, with The falomctr!c nltItil!ns-tiie
tn,all letters bc!ns thc initials ufthe words 'hsh
.:n,e:; "s 1g Fa'n"
, 1866-07-30
WHOLESALE RAspALtrY,
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, 1866-07-30

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washing properties ilnrlya'ltd.. FIR aale BY NIL
druggists. ftb1:h0t6-ly-N&w
, 1866-07-30

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On t,r 2a1h Inst, nt the residrnee Of the BRIDES
r'o,l.t- hy the 1scy: GeorEe Raasr fari1in 4 !he
IItIil:.i,Y. OF Toronto, CanAda, and Miss J. ANNA
GAFF.Ef. Of shls city.
Al rcs M Iowa on thc 2sh Inst, at the residence Of
A. s. Thrii1s Esq. By the lley Geo. MoycE, Mr. r.
kE.;NLDY, Of Chicago. aud Miss sAHAEl L. sEAlS.
In fluifao July 9itl tv Rev. II. r. DoENe. Or. E. \.
pNtstE, UfEcE YORK Ctr, md alIss AMELIA I: IN
CALLS, daughter Of the late Hey. L. Ingalls,, Of bur.
1un1t, 1uutn. No cards.
, 1866-07-30

TOLEDO 4UntUeks
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Ean crop OF i65, ut do, crop OF S5fAt a2
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mixed nt 6a{ca 6S4c No. white At ST., No. o at Sic
and No. yellow at 7uc. O1ts steady Kyn SC better.
Sales OF No. Mt 71r.
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, 1866-07-30

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