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Maryland free press., 1866-08-30

VEACHERs INSTITUTE.

SUBSTITUTE.
The public are respectfully invited to attend the
Teachers Institute to be held in Hagcrstown during
next week, commencing on Tuesday the 4th and
ending on Friday the 9Th.
THOMAS 4. BOULLT.
Aug. 80, 1866. Prest
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30

DATENT NON-FREEZING PUMPS
/ to be had at MARTIN & BROS, which for
BEA UTII D DURABILITTa and SIMPLICITY
cannot be surpassed The working part of these
pumps being In the cistcrn or well Jbclow the plat
form, entirely prevents freezing.
Persons wanting Well or Cktern Pumps will find
i to their advantage TO call and examine them.
August loth, 1860.
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30
BAKERSVILLE,

for the purpose of discharging his duties as or.
Ger OF kcgstration, according to the provisions OF
the Act OF Assembly, passed at January Session '65
Chapter l74- llouls of meeting from 9 o'clock, A.
NJ, 10 S O'Clock =. NJ. each day.
Aug l6, 'GG. JOHN L. KNODE,
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30
GREAT MON.
CIR CON ERT
TO BE pRlwE AT
G II " E r. s L II L A 7 r T.,

G Il o ' z K 5 I I'll L a L X L,
Washington, D. c., September 27th, 1896.
3O.OI7 VALUABLE PRIZES .r
WIN be presented to ticket holders, including
SIS, 900 IN GREENBACKS!I
Numbcr of tickets issued l25, 900. Price ST. each.
Five for 81 so sent by mail receipt of price, and
three cent stamp for return postage. Good induce.
men.s given to reliable Agents. The drawing will
Positively take place on the above date. All com
nunications should be addressed 10
VINCENT BUTTERFIELD e. CO..
$40 Penn. Avenue, Washington, D. C.
=. o. Lock Box sc. Bin.
August l6, 1866.
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30

TENdE Advertiser has on hand of his own make
100 Pr. Ladies Calf and Kip Bootees.
100 pair MEMS CALF, KIP, and COARSE BOOTS
for fall wear. JONA SPIELMAN.
Williamsport, Aug, 30, 1865. .. r. .r,..
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30
GTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Tee subscriber offers for sale his farm now In the
occupancy of Mr.. Jeremiah Carpenter, lying on the
Broad Fording Road two miles west of the Broad
Fording Mills. This farm contains about ..
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES
of land, twenty five or thirty acres ofwhch are in
good timber. About two thirds of the cleared land
Is good quality Rhinestone the balance being slate
land. There is running water on the farm, and
standing water in every field 1t is under good
fencing and has ON it q
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30
MERCERSVILLE,

on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 4th and
9th OF September; and on every other TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, until the 10th of September
inclusive, ut his residence, near
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30
HANCOCK, District No. S.

II
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, az
pointed by the Governor of Aaryland, Uiticer o.
Regiitration for District No. 5,
HANCOCK,
in Washington county, will meet at the Office ad-
Joseph hrrry's dwelling house, in Hancock, On
tie frat 7aesdsy and Wednesday atfer tie frsi
lHoaday IN -fuyu:t sezf,
and will meet regularly on the Tuesday and Wed
nosday inseaeh week from the said first Monday in
August to the ID Wednesday of September, inclu
sye, for the purpoasof discharging the duties a,
of the Act Of Assembly passed at January Session
'65 chapter Ia. Hours OF meeting from o clock
A. NJ, to o'clock, z. 81, OH said days.
Augu.t =, &c. GEO. W. BARNETT.
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30

7 YCEUM BOOK STORE.
AS the Schools are about to open, we take plea
sure in saying to friends and customers that q
supply of SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONARY,
BLANK BOOKS, PENS, PENCILS, STATES
and INKS, are ready for the Market at reduced
Prices, at r r..
...... J. p. McCLEERY'S
Hagerstown, Aug. 2S '66.
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30

W. NJ AeDowsLL. q =. BRoHItLE. -
i HAGERsrowN FOUNDRY :
Srovihsss, Is, I. Z 4. /. 4. 1 : ',,,.. q %
ssEmpire Cook" three sizes SI
~Dining Reom Cook,'
H-E.l -A3 ,t4 as.-t ta -. .-fs-a ~
at.i.. ,..... "staalsy Air 1isAt =
.,s, ~EEs." ls,e si.esl
Homney Mills, '" p. .''
| g. bon Mill Gearing, a8
& Iron Railins
-.a3ao ..-mys CasttAss. Eye
. nae Jss work.
eS,> Particular attention is called to eur
SrAMILY HoMINy MsLL,.
THE ONLY GeeD ONE IN Use,
@-IRoEs fer the -., -..
Celebrated MULEY SAW
Furnished in COMPLETE SETS. This Saw i,
capable of cutting
$500 Feet or LUMBER per Day.
All kinds of GEARING pat up in the bel
manner Ter
Grist, Saw and planning Mills.
h. b. MCDOWELL i BECA~KL
Hage rstown. Msy..lo,IIsss.
n xRIr YOU WOULD BE SUITED
VISIT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
JOHN D. sW AHTZ,
-,.. Merchant Tailor,
....f es TIE PvBLIs SQUARE,
HAGERSTOWN, nd,
Where yos can procure Clothing ,La viii b.
Cut Fashionably, ,..-
Made Substantially
Fit Nicely,
Wear SatisfactsrilJ
DRAIN LIGHTLY THE PURSE
Of the Purchaser, and yet enable him to
APPEAR GENTEEL at all TIMES and PLACBs
You will find it not amiss or LABOR Losr to
Call, Examine and Select,
from his EXTENSIVE, and RECENTLY, and
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF
CLOTHS, Cassimeres and vestings,
sf PLAIN and FANCY PATTERNS, and eff
AMERICAN, FRENCH and ENGLISH MANI
FACTURE and suitable for
SPRING and SUMMER WAR.
lie also keeps'o on hand great Variety Of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
which will be sold at prices AsroNisAt AtNGLY Low,
and at GREAT REDUCTION ON WAr PslsGs.
An Orders will DO filled Promptly, at lie Cheap
est Rates, Shortest Notice, and
without Disa ointment.
1t will be an object to make all who ONCE CALL
and it to their Advantage to CALL AGAIN.
Hsgerstown, May 3, 1865.
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30
ITO THE TEACHERS OF THEPUE-
Lie SCHOOLS OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY.

LIZ SCktOOLS OF WASHlNGION
COUNTY.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SCHOOL
COMMISSIONERS.
Hagerstown, August goth, 1866,
The Teachers Of the Public Schools of Washing
ton County, are hereby notified to appear in IIa-
gerEtown, on
Tuesday, September 4th,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, in che Court Hall, to attend
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
to be held during the week, for the purpose of af-
fording instruction to them in their profession as
Teachers. Prot. NJ. A. Newell, of the State Nor
NAL School, will conduct the Institute. Where & is
not practicable for Teachers to attend they are ex-
pected to inform the President of the Board, who
alone is authorized to excuse them for not attending
otherwise they will lay themselves liable to vio-
lation of the law, which imposes fine for non-at
tendance. The first week of September. being A.
part of the Scholastic term, will not be deducted in
calculation ofsaary, because of attendance on this
Institute. The public Schools will not commence
until the second Monday in September.
The Board has dtcaed to pay the following sala-
ries per term:
For School of l5 scholars $50, adding 50 for
each pupil up to rs, making Schoolof 25 Schol-
ars SO with an increase of 81 so per pupil up to
35, making School of IS Scholars $s5 adding
thereafter ST per Scholar up to so making
School of so Scholars more $500 adding SIS for
teachers holding first grade certificates and teaching
Where any School has much larger than so
Scholars, the board will authorize the employ ment
of an assistant teacher. ..E q - 60.
The propretors of the Hotels have kindly consent
cd to furnish accommodations to the Teachers at
reduced prices.
THoS. A. B0ULLT,
August %, 1855. President of Board.
ItARPET HALL
| I'VE have on hand very fine assortment of Car
peting, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, &c., at
]. b. McCLEERY'S,
Lyceum Building.
Hsgerstown, Aug. %, '66.
CARPET CHAINS,
best quality at J. D. SWARTZ'S,
Hagerstown, May, II. 1866.
n. W. Cor. Public Square.
| TP you want LEATHER FLY-NETS, go to
' Il. HANEEY'S.
June %, Neat door to the"Mair'Offeo.
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30

DOOTS AND SHOES,
at cost. Ladies, Misses, Mems and Childrens boots
and shoes of every description for sale at cost as
the undersigned intends dscontinuinb this branch
of his business. j. A. WRIGHT,
Aug. 49, 1866. North Potomac ST.,
TOOP SKIRTS,
Beautiful lot latest STYLE cheaper than yet sold
in town at j. 4. WRIGHTS
Hagerstown Aug. 23, 1866. North Pot. ST.
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TILGlIM ANTON,

on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 18th and
18th OF August; aud at boyer & Watson's Ware
Il, use,
Maryland free press., 1866-08-30
DEGIsTRATIoN OF VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given &hat the under signed, ap-
pointed by the Governor of Maryland, Officer of
Registration for District No. ~, of w ashington
county, will meet the citizens Of said District at
Mr.. Henry hoats',
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The Greatest Family
Medicine i'm the World,
a5. foH si1 aa,4 3tIGo .a II
SORE THRoAT,
DIPTH T. RIA.

The attention of the pveiic, and especially tAhe
Sufferers from that dreadful disease, Dipthera or
Sore Throat is called to the great remedy known
, 1866-06-14
ILLINOIS SOLDIERS COLLEGE,.
Meeting OF Ttustees-0rgnuIxRtI

A meeting OF the Trustees Of the Illinois Sol
d1csf' College convened on Tuesday aliernoon, at
the Office Of C. Randoiph Co., and On Invitation
OF Messrs- Gage d Waite adjourned to The sherman
Aonee patlors, ~here Rev. Alfred EDDY took the
char. ana ". F. Oscood. ot St Charles. otlciatet
as secrci1Ty.
Charcr Randolph. Erq, presented to the Trus-
teer seal Tor the corporation. containing the
device prcfc1bed IN the bye-la~s, wrought ont IN
beautiful manner. II wa. received with thanks.
,,1l The report q the committse on So|tn.; ;est;
Leonard q pos,cr,. lase Of tie Tn4r'y-
sse nsl S"rmal I In.ra4ity 4 ''siSs SioomInrton, s
lelte1e from Professor Ee<ton Hs.enan. Professor
Edwarte. f1ok. liewett TEot. Ctaotn. '. II. Bum.
ham. Of the {mataQrd1h: ". q. Wells. formerly Of
uov.1. ex-Ad1 Gen, A. c FurIer and Hon. j. ".
Munt1ou. pres inc his clatmea profound scholar,
. +uperior 'escher, inc di.cipltnan1u, and gal
lant and mefior1ous EhtIbttan soldier Ia the late
War. The nom nari0u wa4 confirmed unanimously.
md Professor Potter was assigned TO lhe chair Of
1ien,nl End Moral Phiiost phs and Be!ca Lettre<.
The name Of Professor u u, ". White nas then
prc-eut.d with satisfactory credentials, and BE was
Seltl ocs.
Professor Feekt, formerly chosen. Was assigned
to the Char Of Mahemailc--inc1ndlnE book&eep"
Ing, until Professor Of 1hat bfRnch II elccLed.
ed dutnr the wat. wac nominated for the Chair Of
Ancicu, anu Modern tAncnaees HIS nomination
wss enssa1teu hy voluntary letter. TO The sommit-
tee from Juuce J; q; W1ieon. Hon =: =: ~ash' AZ
tlce OF the supreme LonEt Of the United ethtes.
He was DECLARED unanimously elected.
The rports Of the secretary and General Agent
were presented, and gave encouraetaR ststetueuts
Of The prorree. and proepec,s OF tho endowment.
Aver pressing vu1e Of th1nsb 10 the proprietor.
Of the she1man aouec, The meeting adjourned.
, 1866-06-14
THK ,FENlANS.
Playing Ont-Copperhead Flutterloes
-Eroundlcsa Fears.


Fenlanism III Chicago is no longer lively, bat 1t
Il nevertheless active, It il taking the mortal
kick, and Ike great m1ny other things Il dies
bard. The Fenlen element In our midst Is not
very largely noted for its intelligence, and they
4re especially slow 10 learu the truth when 1t Is
unpaiatAble. The Fenian massea IN this city seem
~ II 1hey had not heard tia. tho thing n Its Cana
dian phase at least is pla, ed out and contEihuons
Of men and money useless to that end. They still
swarm mound the headquafteSs Of The Brother
hood, md are still cau1ornrs 10 be sent for~ard:
ing for rhe call to arms. which. from Present ap-
pea1ances. viii be. heard about The came TING that
recognized a. va9aoonds. dbcy hsve no vi.ible
means OF support, and but little Of the aciuat, ~
the contributions Of The ta,th1aim m % not
i9 keve n whose 1S es ~, In q !. ,es aDa
who.e great misfortune Il that they are willing TO
he led BY The nose BY anT one who raises The war
f. aa1ns1 ahs oc a. e IT, Ie1 ~
wslktuc gear. Yet still they hang Oh With a ten
nesty .FoItby Of hetter cause: hoping axatnst
10 fufn up 4 few OF Them are Of the real bclstes'
Gus uupIinc1p!ed sort. and in the absence OF q
cnnrce ut the Canadians, try to levy on the Ameti-
cans. We sugrest to tue antnott!les that ,heT De
:&kcu in h1r1 as soon ~ possible. and lnadt to
The mosi Interesting phase Q! the queetlon Just
uQN II Inc Qe1neGt ID Int 0cHuC38tIC 12uAt C1UtEA
by The recent threat Of the Feniau le1aers That they
%ill not support Johns on snd bis party VI course
the DemocIa.s Esy--@that mean. NJ. No Sane man
who has watched The course Of 1sieh voting ia tae
DEE, can entertain eer1ona hope or fear. lhat the
Fenlau ma.tee will really vote any but ,he purest
Coppe1hcad ticket offered. ncve11htless the = bis
men" Of tbal party are atra1d that the threat viii
1e carried out-lha difgusted with 'he lack ofsup-
port from the ncn they have al kzYs voted for, the
fcn.ank Mil ny The o;her side by way Of expert
mcut Al least.
OF course Ibis consunnatfon wou1d daaa their
hopes ioscv1. Snail as IS the Coppcrhead chance
now. they know vel TINT 1osing the 1tlah vote
Their sereat main~thy hlherto-al1 would be LOST.
TIE working Of th.s conviction has produced
nond1o1s chhnsc. a meeting Of the wheel horses
~as be!d yesterday ut which It vas decided 10 call
a meeting OF the Fen!an element, and etrive to
prop,iis'e them BY pzotessa.ions OF eternal fidelity
10 their interests.
4 meeting VAS ol!ed 70. last evening, and held
| iu the Conri House Square II was addressed By
j. j, O'Su]hrau and h. n. Chase on it,e psrt of
the Democracy, BY Col. Lynch Il hstmoniser. ana
| by one OF two others for purposes Of The sane
general tenor. There was large amount OF bun.
combe, considerable deal Of shooting, and very
li1,1e sense, though qnantity Of eonnd. turnsshed
| By brn.a hand engaged for the OCCASION. The
noiet of the aforesaid band Gcte the onsy ones
worth taking,
, 1866-06-14
Markets by Telegraph.


tsp=css, Despatch TO the Western Assooa.ea rress1
New YoRK. June u.
MokEf.
The Money market remains easy at s95 cent On
call.
E1cuASdE.
Sterling Exchange IL nrm at 1aeKa1neX for bankcrs
LxtT-d8y bilie.
aH1FxLxT OF sHcCzI11Es- ...
The Persia to-day took ont about mauy American
stcuiiues tho Scotia brought back. tn. arce In
gold preventing the Sale Of them on this aide.
ErEC1E sHIrxTNTA.
There weTe some additions to the apec!r shirm snts
this afternoon. knd The total for The day WAS about
e,.1oo9oo.
The gold market has been very active. This aflH.
the prizes WIS ran up To 14eA. aud Afterwards fell
back to 1ssK&14s. There Is disposiion in the gold
room 70 discount the continued drain OF gold from
this side. but sha advance h8s been engineered b.
strong bn1 Clique.
oovKhxxHSrs.
Government securities wore quiet and steady This
afternoon. The following were the cloalng pricea Con-
pout Of lssl, 1fs coupons Of 1851 lo2{&lo1N; cou-
pesss sskess% ; 5ui5 ss.saas 1a:!<2l@x.
RAILWAY 1uAHEs,
Tbs railway speculation wza nr1nef At the Second
Board but dull and weak on the balance OF the list-
At the last Doafd the market generally stesaY,
and New Totk Central conE,nucd to sdYAnee. ktsse
bondA were higher 1t Gloss OF The day Tennessee
aud North Carolina SKIES
AIsCKIIAEHora LET
Tbs miscellaneous ist has been quite active today.
r. U. Telegraph has ductuated between saa;sk. and
nnllIy closed 1t 56K.
FkThoLxrx AND HIStSd SHARES.
MinlnK and petroleum shsreA wetc tenersl!Y 4tcSdy.
At Second Board United 6tatta TOOK further up
ward turn. and sold At : AMER call. bennehof Run
and Petroleum were both weaker Consodated
Grscusy vas demand during the lesa1on, and sold
up to $ls1A but Afterwards fe1 to 3t4so. Downle-
y1Ie and Gunnen were hIKhtr.
DRf 1oops4
1rown shectings--At1snl!r, z7xc: Amoskeag a.
&c Appleton A. 7sc; do c. 1sc; do D. ooc Atlantic
A. &c 30 D, 2lc: DO F. *1c: do G. 1sc do II. 7sc
do n 1sc; Augusta. :oc do 6. lie; Coh1steit 2!c
Indian BEAD, &c: MAaeachusstts oc: Hedford. 2iKe
Ssshus Ex zac: Stark a. 1sc; 60 H. 2lc; do o, lsc.
Gh' ttings and Shlrttnks. hltached-H&rrts' No. l..
zsc co no. 2pc HIl1s -euper 1de. &c 40 The;
Iitme. :zhc; d., 274cs Hope sic do 27hc: do 7!c
IonsdaIt. &c n T. Mills, s1st repperell. Soc do
&c; do voc; do @l.ss; Plymouth. lac Bed Bank.
2lc.
Ertnts-Eo eh4rga.
, 1866-06-14

TOR SALE-A choice House and
H. Lot In Eganslon honse Just built, and II cou1-
pet. IL all III tments ard hAs The surroundings
10 axe OF the ucst comftrAnle nomes 10 that
9SisS.,ie Afreet C. z. BROWNE fs6t
, 1866-06-14
n nj wrIlreEplaied *ellata Tours. ctc. raot r.
mfcuul3Y." Beware OF frditaiuue. {J3t

n nj wt1'reenhied 'eIleta Yours etc.. r1o.t r.
apecuulay." Beware OF fEaita11cns- 1S75
American shasppb pbooters-Dnria the
pr t.es,i11tfe% !. won:d b well for csiezases
md sttuRers v1gi mE our city TO make Fllt 10
..;;iUhny SHE tfusted On the Essn Ton read, aboa'
1hree aus,ets OF mile IL 1s.qnd l:se vis%. asse
rntc vines. Prisate room fnr narties. Remainder
t: cali on 1. ". Shaw. >uuny S!ce. Tine will he
ueIl spvu, mzAlne si.is 10 Ibis retablEhmeRt
Yankee Robtpson'a Rhow.-There f.
= efea! dlxers1ty Or oplu,on ahontlt. @ome ssy u
Il splendid exhibition :nd otneza Fay 1t u Rre1
h1npue Nov xs never dss 10 e1prs n 1n opsn'on On
k1,n~ ihAf &ouella Electro Aae9et1c Fluid J. fn.t
what II 1s tepteseuted to be, md 20 KNOW 1t VIII
Erateer> 'sp1.inet. Burns, Ind III Brupti'e D!t-
eases. Srni.h DHyer Agents ts3s
T"Heads nf F.miltes;mWnys ~ n: DO I'm ~.
to txisi ii yonr family! One ap1ficss,nn o. Bosd's
Ecdca. led Cram L. I'll sue1cnt 10 eradicate tha u.
Il hn. no arriya! n The world sold b. Fuller,
Finch 4 FaIles, Wholesale DEusgssis. Chicago.
je11t5292tmth
Humph Feyx--A new aud fresh supply
Fl nqRssy Rs sRsssa aSd
retail agents, chicago, Illinois. Also, agents Tor
Humphrey Pond txuacts. see advertisement.
ap16u896 Isl -Tu-TustaAr-
Go 10 the 1yc+1-t:.. to bryant d STRAIT"
tons Chicago commercial College to get ihoy-
ouRh, prardcat bu*tnese etaeauon. OF to become
good Telegraph Operator Address tor circulars,
BRYAxT & SrHATToa. Chicago. IT,
Fznrr tn DeArrov FHnts aud RDaehes-
No article known Is more c1ectuai than BURr's
ExTEBn1sAroB. ready and safe TO n*e, and keeps
ron, md said In large hoxea for Is cens Ask tor
Bus, anu II your druggi.t has not got the article.
ocent r. Rsr1n)nh ~ t.hirsro nj
ap7i5St 81. -Sa iuTh
m,.s
.1,h a,.aiaea,icrs ~ ~, ~ s,,isd ,SotS
VII, VII - F,, ~ ,us easS S SasI ait n.Va
, 1866-06-14

KEw TpKK. June IS.
Co7Tox-:proopiug at abous Yesterdays prices; ~
a nc for Hidot,nE.
lce eI5c lower. White medium and good brand. arc
Auitf 1nd without dEclded c1anTe. fI.6A95-G TOT
e1s1a STATE ss.3oaslo for Extra fonad hoop Ohio;
xaH% 1s33 for trade bfALos--cio9ihk dull.
WniskxT-Dul1. SAIet 80 bEls Western at $s2t.
GK1II-Wheat dali and cccllplng. Tor 6 ~ mon
Iii fcr far ew No. Milwaukee. and a:!s for win
fer led Ntxtern. Rye IN request at FAthtf better
pIiets. Corn q better Etth eoed de94ad t0F o. e
Ess'en; s@HYc toF eou1d 90 in store. suo SIX 70:
new western yellow Afoaf. U1ts-NeW arr Gull tha
i@9c foHer. 1t 5l9s&c for new. ~st.e.r-4hc tatter
rI1ce 1of PRIME T,sconiIn; 6s9s'c for new Iowa, AID
GsoCIhifs-R1cs quicr. Coffee dn!l. suzar quiet,
t,ubs Npscorado held IT l11tzc. Melasses dull.
Frrno11ux-Qul-t ana trra At &c for cfude-a9d 400
ftps1sioss~FoIk - aettvr .nd unsettled. st ss@1.soa @
Bib for new uesA. c4osinE It $41.62X cash; t99@
us for I'D 90 and 5s36s for p.tme also: a59 81,
er's oSfion. 1t s3LEa5ai2X. Beef stsaay 4 anoas anoa
previous fsfos. Beef htMt QuleE- nj 4A9sac.. Eas
es1s unchanged. 4. l14a13xc CoE shoulders hnn 10
lsc for han. Bacon ID moderate IequsHt y sAe IT
shot re1ed L.1d 5ns[ = elqo qor
Ohio and &&4ce for state. Cheese dull, 1t lsG1sc'
, 1866-06-14

ht1twaukee Market.
t4pec,al Despatch TO the chicago Tfibnne.1
MIwAEKxz, Junalt-
FLotH-Qntet but arm sl1es Of 600 bEls At tt35 for
superior Hntef and fl0s0 for double extra kpsing.
GKAy-HheAt irregular and excited sales II The
e. hoard of 5000 ou At $1s52l.s34 cash; tlss.
seller ten days, And $l.6; for No. = AT the .. n.
Hoard, sa1es were 7s.ooo bu At FisiH9ts5 for No.
Regular ssses Iuus- aud tl!es far No. a.
0ata n.ner: sales of Is 100 bu 36Hc. Corn steady;
sales Of SO hu No. she1Eef 1t SC. Rye unchanged;
sales OF gUo o bn No. It 7sc.
Prav1stoSs--Horter d1ll sales Of 500 ns good roll
vt tic. EEgs ttmer; sales At 16c.
WooL-Asriv!nx Moxlys smail sales 1t ssc for me-
dturn fleece.
REcIuTs-zfo0 brls aous, 3,2oo bu wheat. 1900 hp
oAta. 30 bu corn.
6alrxks1s-1,7oo bfis bou5, los, 90 bu wheat.
, 1866-06-14

Especial Despatch to the Chicago THh2ueI
C1sc1xsA1. June u.
FLoUH-Dul. Sales: Super6ne, 3s.o0zs-3.
GRA1s-wheat quiet. 11scca UNCHANGED. Sales: /:
Extra spsink, Ills. Corn active, sctsre and tru,.
Sales: No. Mixed stc 0ats dull and Lower. sales
No. eat 4st- Kye active and 6rtn. Sxiea: MOL II
&c. Bailey quiet, but ornn.
CoF1uS-Quits- Kidding. SaSSc.
WmsKxY-AdTancko tc. Sales: Free, 422s; bora.
ed, No. ..,..
rHoy1sroxs-QutEt but nzm. Mhss pork- 3s1 5ha
st.15 Bacon df1nef small sAlta shoulders. f5c; Rib
lidts, 1sc: cieal sites. 1sx@sac. tulE rneAss
higher. saea: Shoulders. 13Ac; sides, 16xc; clear
sdeh tic. Lard IN good demand Sales 400 terces At
2I4c.
AoHET-Stf1ugent.
Ing, pat selling.
, 1866-06-14
Now Tark Bulier t1hrkct-Jnue o.
Firm, the Trfbrne1


black eye, hs3 ueellued nearly tVe Cents + u auct
III s.rsd.5. oE.y sx2ssssss, H. nlia !o ne
avef.sioe about 200 eas1sE's r os5 ~. fss ~ y
ca.l snia On tes ne7 stsaei th.Ee y no eusier Ia
mediate rae and tne iaree outostown dena.d neE
or lie surrounding County. Gs!ifofua buyer. were
ont Of n1aTket fora week and only came IN on Weo
petnAy fri purchases felaht the present steamer
aitcr when they Will absent hcm elTes for Ten
OF until The next sfeaarf about 70 sail Most Of the
present shipment Is hn9 yellow 1sio III 1n' e91Eht
Common Western butter cont sell. II u understood
that make large st tht West Aad free receipts
are anticipated some time To touar. faw Of IN .
Offering iner butter though antse likely they would
did they The east prospect OF maFktt-thcrc Is
forcing the thing uow. The south u MI Of euttf
and pzYt1es 4fe shipping it from ST. Loula to this
city. Good lints of Jetex Ws4tern KeseEve butter
Hill 6rtfns me Yellow i De. ,,,...... .xa3s6c
FYrktDk State prime -3tS36c
S{atc mehipu. .3e8sc
Orxuxe CO. aud UpRtrcT pals, p tQc
Festcfn EeaeFte, *S4Nc
Western Reserve. Inc.
White aud Mixed. store packed. ,.33s9{c
Chicago. TlSconain. DC. .316t3ec
Peuusy1rentA trhs and p&lls.. .3ia3c
Stats tubs, TplEh. .4lGa NC
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, 1866-06-14

FOR SALE-At decided bar
l. galn If applied for soon. q new twostoEy naue
house of10 rooms ana lot No. ~ Ann street. bssween
CO, Reai Estate Agents, No. 4 Metropolitan Block.
, 1866-06-14

TOR SALE-Some fine houses on
non. 10 50 yeas.. trSees OF houses from $500 To
III l0n. WAlNMRIG Ut / CO., 81 Dlarbornst. q
, 1866-06-14

FOR SALE-A number of beauti-
Il ful building lots IN E1laf Addttlon-tne choicest
progeny for residences in tbs south part Of the cly
WARREN Il GUOuKiCH, Real Astate brokers, 141
DeHrpptu street. Room - 1895
, 1866-06-14

YNO RENT-Vcly desirable fur.
uJ,hed chambers sturle md double, To gentlemen
desiring permanent home. pneYcepuonan1e rtier.
tnees required. Apply at No. 4O2 State street, ~.
staits. fI95
, 1866-06-14
AulNSRnlR1a1B.

rROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
Doo7 open At * O'Clock Cu1tst1 riseI st O'clock.
THURSDAY tRN.No. Juns l4th, 1855,
EXTRA DRAMATIC MIGHT!
FAREWELL BENEFIT
OF The accomplished leading lady OF tho e1ceIlens
Company 10 auteessful hero.
Mrs. AGNES PERRY,
Who're isplAe,s i1ptrsetanope. during her brief
eseco 10 ChtcsEo, have 1he Of the
"nhlc md the pFAtz. Her thai e6urt will bc 'h1s
beautiful touching character, MAfGAisEr kLMoRE,
in tbe much admired play Of
LOVES SACRdFICE,
which play "a. 70 tuccesifu,1y ftt dered md besav
p1troixt1 during the btef season OF this company
hero last ElntEI. ibis Will most rosttvely b. the
CLOSING EIGHT0F TIE ORA 1ArIC SEASON.
On FRIDAY EVENING, In honor OF tha 81 HARP
SHOOTERS Ft T'rAL. now IN nroer - In this city.
thu Opera House Will be o<ped for fhr performance
Of hh1 1kspeartts great tragedy OF
oIHEsA1zo
IN TIE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
Pretcu,lur the e1celient tr1gcdlhn. MIR. CHARLES
POPE Who hls made tbs drama, IN German, 'tady
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