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Two EUROPEAN CELEBRrIRs.-The
New York journals of Friday last are
filed with the triumphs of two Europe
an histrionic celebrities, Adelaide Ris-
tori and Bogumil Dawson. The crit.
les and the popular masses were alike
charmed. Ristori was born at Ciyita
di Friuli, in Italy, in the year 1925. In
1916, she became the wife of the Mar
quis Capranica del Grille, heir of one
Of the noblest Roman ducal families.
Her married life is said to be very
happy. She is reputed the greatest liv-
ing actress. Dawson is by birth Pole,
and first appeared on the boards at
Hamburg about eighteen years ago.
He is distinguished by the highest ge-
MUS and uncommon individuality and
independence of thought. His disre-
gard Of the traditional German rules
and routine at first alarmed and discon-
certed the critics, but his wonderful ge-
MUS and indomitable will overcame
all obstacles, and he soon took the front
rank in the profession, and that in spite of
some physical disadvantages and draw
backs. New York has almost gone era
zy over these celebrities, and will lavish
on them both its gold and its praises.
Ristori's first appearance in New York
was in the play of 'Medea," Dawison's
in the character of "Othello."
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~ Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay
of Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
free of charge in sealed letter envelopes.
Address Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philade phia, Pa.
Aug. IA, 1856. 6S-Sm
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SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. Sd, 1865.
Convention assembled pursuant to adj
Journment. President in the chair. Con.
vention opened by the Chaplain, G. A. Rue
conducting the religious exercises. After
calling OF the roll and approving the min
u1es OF the previous meeting, the greater
part OF the morning session was expended in
correcting the roll of delegates and receiving
the assessments, which was laid on DELEGATES
by the Convention to defray its expenses.
Letters from the Honorable Gov. Worth
and Others were then read to the Convention
amid great applause.
There was little discussion on the mo-
ZION pertaining to punctuality, which motion
was carried. The motion, that no person
should be recognized as a member Of this
convention unless they pay their assessments.
Drought about very warm discussion, sever,
/" gentlemen participating.
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NORTH.CAROLINA,

NIORTH.CAROLI
In WAKE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August
Term, 1886.
Jasper Barham and wife
and Others, pe+;t;,,, for ,o-+;+;o,,
Us. F
William Morris and wife Vi Hu-
and Others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that James Barham and wife. Cyrus c. Pippins
and wife, Isaac Taylor and wife, Daniel D. Glaze
and wife, w. 8. NJ. Watley and wife, Richard
Lyon and wife, Oliver Barham, Nathaniel Barham
and Boiling Barham, are non-residents of the State
of North Carolina, it is ordered that publication
be made in the Raleigh Weekly North Carolina
Standard, notifying the said parties to be and ap-
pear before this worshipful Court on the third
Monday of November next, to plead, answer, or
demur to the petition, or judgment will be taken
pro eoltesSO as to them.
Witness, j. j. TERRELL, Clerk of our said
Court, at Office Goth day of August, 1866.
j. j. TERRELL, Clerk.
October Sth 1885, 4-w6w.
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NIGHT SESSION,
October 4th, 1885,

October 4th, 1858.
The convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment ]. r. Good in the chair.
{ Devotional exercises conducted by Rev. g.
A. Rue.
MIR Stokey, then addressed the AUDIENCE
His address was humorous and witty.
Rev. F. A. Fiske was next introduced
His address was solely oneducation. Avote
OF thanks was then rendered to Rev. +. A.
Fiske, for his address.
Rev. jones w. Hood was next introduce
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NEW GOODS!

T AM NOW RECEIVING NEW GOODS;
i the most complete stock ever offered in this
market. Have made arrangements by which
will receive New Goods weekly, and will sell
very cheap. Call and see my goods before you
buy, as here is the place to get bargains.
All kinds of barter taken for goods, and the
highestcash prices paid for bank notes and specie
will also continue my branch Store at w. A.
PattersOn's, where / will sell at my Graham
prices.
All who are indebted to me for Goods will
please come along with the money at once.
G. W. PATTERSON,
Oct. 8, 1S68-41-w4t. Graham, N. C.
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COMMERCE OF THE WORLD.

France exports wines, brandies, silks,
fancy rrticles, furniture. iewelry, clocks,
watches, paper, perfumery, and fancy
goods generally.
Italy exports corn, oil, fax wines ,es-
sences, dye stuffs, drugs, fine marble,
soap, paintings, engravings, mosaics and
salt.
Prussia exports linnens, woolens,
zinc, articles Of iron, copper and brass,
indigo, wax, hams, musical instruments,
tobacco, wines and porcelain.
Germany exports wool, wooden goods,
Times, ragn, corn, timber, iron, lead, tin,
flax, hemp, wines, wax, tallow and cat
tie.
Austria exports minerals, raw and
manufactured, silk threads, glass, grain,
wax, tar, nutgall, wines, honey and math-
ematical instruments.
England exports cotton, woolens,
glass, hardware, earthenware, cutlery,
iron, metallic wares, salt, coal, watches,
: tin, silks, and linens
Russia exports tallow, flax, hemp,
-four, iron, copper, Enseed, lard, hides,
wax, duck, cordage, bristles, filrs, pot
ash and tar.
Spain exports wine, brandy, oil, fresh
and dried fruits, quicksilver, sulphur,
salt, cork, saffron, anchovies, silk and
woolens.
China exports tea, rhubarb, musk,
ginger, zinc, borax, silk, cassia, filagree
work, ivory ware, and porcelain.
Turkey exports coffee, opium, silks,
drugs, gums, dried fruits, tobacco,
wines, camel's hair, carpets, camlets,
shawls, and morocco.
Hindostan exports silks, shawls, car
pets, opium, saltpetre, pepper, gum, in
digo, cinnamon, cochineal, diamonds,
pearls and drugs.
Mexico exports gold and silver, coch-
meal, indigo, sarsaparilla, vanilla, jalap,
fustic, campeachy wood, pimento, drugs
and dye stuffs.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, sugar,
rice, hides, dried meats, tallow, gold,
diamonds and other precious stones,
gums, mahogany, and India rubber.
West Indies export sugar, molas-
SEES, rum, tobacco, cigars, mahogany,
dye-wood, coffee, pimento, fresh fruits
and preserves, rubber, wax, ginger,
and other spices
Switzerland exports cattle, cheese,
butter, tallow, dried fruit, lime, silks,
velyets, laces, jewelry, paper and gum
powder.
East Indies exports cloves, nutmegs,
mace, pepper, rice, indigo, gold dust,
camphor, benzoin, sulpher, ivory. rat
ans, sandal wood, zinc, and nuts.
United States exports principally
aagrlcultura! produce, cotton, tobacco,
Hour, provisions Of all kinds, lumber,
turpentine and wearing apparel.
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HIPS Hair Dye SO Cents,-Black or
Brown. instantaneous, beautiful, durable, re-
liable. The best and cheapest in use. Depot
No. &C John Street, New York. Sold by all Drug,
Patent Medicine, Perfumery and Fancy Goods
stores everywhere.
March Is, 1S66.-1y.
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AssM1LATING THE COINAGE mon
etary treaty was concluded in Deem
Der last between France, Belgium, Italy
and Switzerland, the text of which has
been publised, which affects the impor-
tant subject of coinage in an influential
manner. These nations agree that
hereafter, and until 1880, their gold
and silver coins shall be of the same
denomination, size and weight. The
coins are to be struck upon the decimal
plan, in gold pieces of one hundred, fiji:
ty, twenty, ten and five francs value,
and in silver of francs, one franc, half
franc and one-ffth franc. They are to
be received and circulated in the coun-
tries which accede to the treaty with
the same effect as in that in which they
are struck. They are also to be issued
in certain proportions to to the popula-
ton. Old pieces of other denomina-
lions are to be called in and re-coined.
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A large emigration of sheep from Vernon
to Virginia is in progress under IN the direct
W. Nineteen hundred were started south
ward on Monday Of last week, and twelve
hundred undertake the journey this morn
ing, October ~ They foot it by the way
of Chatham, Y. Y, at the rate of about ten
miles day, and get their living on the road.
They are chiefly cheap grade merinos, pur-
chased at cost of from 81 to So head. A
few blooded rams will accompany each
flock. Mr.. Campbell shipped from New
York. last Saturday, fifty choice merino
rams for Texas.
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NTOTICEl

N"r1cE'
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED
at the last August term of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions of the County of Wake, as Exc
cutors with the will annexed OF Seth Jones, dec,
hereby give notice to all persons indebted to the
mid estate to come forward and make payment;
sand to all persons having claims against said
estate to present them within the time prescribed
nv law. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. e. A. CRUDUP,
d. W. MONTAGUE,
Oct. 5, 1886 So st. Erecsaors.
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Brick Machine.-The National Brick Ma
chine, a CLAY TEMPERINe MACHINE, and makes
with only two horse power, $1,000 SPLENDID
BRICKS per day, with well defined edges and uni
form lengths. If the Machine does not perform
what we claim for it. we win take it back and
refund the money. Unusual inducements offered
to purchasers of territorial rights Address
ABRAM REQUA, Gen. Agent,
Aug Aim. al Broadway, N. z.
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Married:

In Charlotte, on the 9th September, 1866, by
the Rev. R. Burwell, Mr.. VIM. q. Crow, of
Raleigh, to Miss MAMIE R. BURwELL daughter
of the officiating clergyman.
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Died

Near Camilla, Ca, on the 9th ult., ROBERT
PETTIGREw, infant son of E. B. and Elizabeth
Burns, formerly of this City, aged three weeks
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Markets.

New York, Oct. 6th.-Cotton dull--sale Of $50
bales middings at 3sH; naval stores firm; turp-
en Mnv @ s 30 6@s dS Gold ias
1881; Gold 4sE. 80
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aOICE BRANDS OF FLOURi

10 BBLs. aPATAPsCo" FAMILY FLOUR
10 half bbls. =
20 !" Extra
20 bbls. "Chesapeake" {"
Is bbls. Orange Grove Extra Family Flour.
10 sacks N. G. "Gilt edge ex. fam. Flour.
so bbls. Super. Flour, different brands.
1 All fresh and arriving.
B. P. WILLIAMSON q co.
Sept 90, 1896 w-tf
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UcT1oS SALE OF
Government Property.

NEW BERNIE, N. c.,
On Friday, October 10th, 1866,
A large lot of condemned property, consisting
in part of the following articles:
Pick Axes, Knapsacks,
Spades, Hatchets,
Paulins, Mess Pans,
Blacksmith's Tools, Axes,
and large quantity of other property.
TERMS: CAsH-United States currency.
j. D. STUBS,
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Retaliation of Commissioner Cooley

WASHINGTON, Oct. Commissioner Cooley.
inaian affairs, publishes letter resigning bis
4 Position. His successor, Col. L. Y. Bogy, Of St.
LOUIS had previously been appointed.
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WANTED

A VIRGINIA LADY, QUALIFIED TO
teach thoroughly the rudiments of English and
Music on the Piano, desires situation in gem
teel family. References given and required.
We are prepared to furnish Teachers (male and
female) for all the branches free of charge to the
employer.
Apply at Southern Employment Agency, under
Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va, P. o. Box 16.
D'ANDAHAZY q LINK, Agents.
October 8, 1856. 87-eod3t.
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Sept. 81,

BRooMs, PAPERas
so DOE PAINTED BUCKETS,
10 dozen Brooms,
SO reams Wrapping Paper,
SO gross Psrlor Matches. Arriving to-day,
B. P. WILLIAMSON q ~;
Sept 80, 1853. 9 N-n
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THE RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
FOURTH QUARTERLY REPORT
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE s. co.

Corner Of Wall and Nassau Sts., New York.
In connection with our houses in Philadelphia
and Washington, we have opened NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location, and offer our services
to Banks, Bankers, and Investors for the transac-
ton of their business in this city, including pur
chases and sales of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCKS, BONDS, AND GOLD. We are constantly
represented at the Stock Exchange and Gold
Board, where orders sent us are promptly filed.
We keep on hand full supply of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES,
buying and selling at current prices and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. JAY COOKE & co.
may L. 23-tw&w1y.
, 1866-05-28

moot u yds rubble stoae, yds drn+nsion stone; Ad
vxooe. Lsntnt = yd4 dt1neox!oa stone: Col Mzortnx
Lznont % Jdz Iubold stone; P Northrup p1ison, 80
yds rubble stoos; Pttee sna Pau'. ot,aws, $500 bu
com; 0slxpA otsass. $500 bn corr; Cazondeaet nul
fso Rock. 500 bu cora D. Hess. Lenoot Is ,ds d.
uaensoo stone: Imperial oekporf. l,ooo b-1i rour
Dictator Ut!ct. $50 corn; Gen. Sherman Morris.
anl bu corn Moparch Lem ,ns. o3fo ha osts; Csyu-
n, Lockport, SO bu corn: pee1 rark No. :, Uuea
500 bu cosn; Dtdsote. locxpost, s.1oo hu corn.
, 1866-05-28


Thousands Of our readers will remember the
great national picture by Carpenter, Of the F1rst
Reading Of the Emancipation Proclamation before
the Cabinet By Prcsiicut lincoln, exhibition nt
the last great Sanitary Fair held in ibis city. Those
who do remember It will do 80 with picasurahle
ice1luge, as worthy transfer 10 canvass Of one Of
the most memorable groupings ever witnessed In
the history Of our race. and will bc interested In
knowing that tie picture has been cu.raFed On
steel hy the well known enrtavcr n. II. Richie. Of
New York, and 1seuetl by Derby s Mailer Of that
CITY, We COPY The following from the New Yosk,
ITO those who have seen thc ORIGINAL It il
enough 10 slate that the engraving is ike inches
IN slze, that it ls q perfect reproduction OF the
cuIeu ii Mr. R,tcc's best etyIe. which il eqatya-
be produced In Anerca. 4 brief statement Of The
Of ln'ese.t 10 tl,ose who hare seen lbc pa1nlinC.
1t Is Nell known that Sir. Lincoln contemplated is
suing The Ennncspntion Proclamation during the
In consequence Of suggestion made hy $ecIct.ry
Seward. al ore Of The tahin, meetings, TO the e.
feet Tint such sn act at that time might he consd
..acry for beip: The Government stretching forth
its hands 10 Ethiopia. lnsicnd Of E'hEopia sre:ch
ing forth IT, hands 10 ihe Government. He there
1s hat ,ns eh9nd BE-
81 s'. 'se as9ss Of ~ es sSsas's
an0 lne pFocEmatloA was postponed Iof ftE1e. hut
atcly atter1he victory Of Anlctaua. Its the tab.
,cau at this Cabinet meet1ne. when the postpone
meut wae decided on, That Mr. Carpenter has rep
Mr, Lincoln and the Secretary Of State. both seat
Cd, the former supported bis right ty secretary
Stanton. and on The len by Secretary Wei1es.
ury,> stand. elrhlls tho rear OF ut Lincoln. Al
fhe cud OF the Presidents table and directly oppo
stc to bin. Is Attorney -t7encsal Rate= and In The
hack kcround az, poftmaster General Blair and ihe
Secretary OF ,hr inerlor, Caleb Il. smith. both
standing. Eyery or these Iikenessea are strik
ing pictnIes and were taken from life by Mr.. Car
reuicr; and the entire ecene, even 10 rhe fu1uiurt
fn the room where the Cabinet meeting Wa. actu
ay held. II rcpnscn cd With the utmost accuracy
The production well deserves to rnnE with the moa
notable Of fhc paintings commemorative Of 1mpor
.tant events IN American hl>tofy,''
The Chicago agents fer this engraving arc Mcssrs
| Mills g. Hoodn azd. No. 1ai South Clask-st. The.
nrs now receivins ordrrs. Copies furnished os
subscription only.
, 1866-05-28

rErsoxA1.-nt- lsev. George 81 Randall, Bishop
Of Colorado, Idaho, &c. arrived In thie city on
Saturday morning, and is stopping at the sher-
man Housc. lie val learc on Tuesday for Denver.
to pay his rst vtstt and 70 take charge o. big rev
YER pl occtd Immediately 10 the organization OF
his dlocese- and viii cons1tue IN 1hat work until
vote :he winter to ur,ing the clatms Of his ne
and interesting field upon the consideration Of the
Eptcolalisns Of that favored portion ut onr CONF
new and responsible potttlon and feel sure that
bis lshor@ Will he snupdanssy blessed. lie will
prgach at Trinity Lhuxch this morning, service 10
commence At lU.H.
Nich, iser Isnee Nucgan. u. H.. Catholic
ui-hop OF f,tfnol-, mas len for Europe on nceouul
uf Ill health. lie will te shroad Tor about fo1l
nonihs.
, 1866-05-28

II Ia estimated that the Government wood
destroyed by the fire on Tuesday ntgh, near Alex
andria, was worth some $s3.000. The yard con-
tancd over 40 COO cords, and there were about H..
500 cords OF excellent seasoncd oak and hickory In
the pile destroyed. nerculean exertions were nade
by the 7remcn aud Others to rave this property but
In consequence Of the high wind the flame. spread
rapidly. and II vas only by unrcmiting labor that
.he5 were prevented from extending 10 the ad}oln-
lug piles, (Which, being pine, would have burned
1a}idI,.) and from thence TO the buiIdangs In the
xfclnftY.
, 1866-05-28
New 7 ork Markets

NEW aQkA~ M4Y "a.
CoT7oS-VeEy htEn. with sa1ca At 41c for mtdd!lnE.
FLnrR-Dn!l and CON mon ard medium Craoes l93
l5c lower n t34528tQ Tor extra State; 3sA99o for
bfan1s-cloefnx dull.
Nuls1IT-Unchsp2ed II ~ 1s for Western.
GRAIN-Nheat euit and nousfnAlly lower: common
white Miehiesa ta72x Rye brm i .! "a lor W.scou-
sin. Corn less Active and 3ic oTtr 1t 50 Sic tot
tnnnd new ml1td lSettera: asas ssHc for sound do
snoAt and s5@sc for neg Wtstetn yellow. oats 1c
PE1RoLxtx.Dul1 at 27& 2'Hc for crude and &c for
fe6ued In bond. ...
for new rnefs, coank II 10 50 cash, tzsMz9.0 for
old do. an! fzima29 fos pstEe; also; a2H brlt new
9r.lon, = s6.@Ss; Sz ! Hsef 81 @ @s,sady: Beef h.Ms
will EaIes At l2H@ 1s4c for shcu1de.s. aud
for hams. pAcon quiet. fAEu sseAdy at la&ac. and
extra CHI ice At 274c. Butter-Du!l, 1t 80 nc for
OHIO Sc far State.
, 1866-05-28

Kclly. 10 whom The matter had been zrtcrred, sta-
ted that be arrested the prisoner, end found him
wearing the articles Of appasel mentioned. Ths
aecuted attempted 10 cxpllu his condnc ny ,,a.
ting that he only borrowed them to Wea1 unt,l he
shabby description that he Was a.h1raed to appear
IN them. The e1ense va. not deemed valid, md he
N4s cQmMiited for tfall in defsplt Of SOD bail.
, 1866-05-28


FLoCR-Quiet.
Michigan al f..E3: new Hnbet Michigan Ut $2,c0k:
No. Milwaukee club At ~ 70. Corn unchansed Oats
XSa lc better, With satek at is+c tot MOL
LAKE fEz1GHTs-Cnchargrd.
, 1866-05-28
OOLLECTOR'S OFFICE,
" STATE OF ILLKo1A Gook County7ss.

Y .s!AlEU1 111.T1S' 11ExIoE f;ot.Er TnTsE
Room No. IL, Chicago, MaF 19tn. 1866.
Public notice Is be- ehy givea that tns to.aoE4s ae
Wsrrsnf Is Eonth, dated May &.h. 1855, kud tssuod
fnr me r,llertnn oi special asse4sment 1cJtd for
The c1rntnS grating Eravrl11ng. md paving E1t.
ttra With boulder Etpue+ tTaltae a!tn1e. nnm tae
South ne Of Sixteenth street 70 the North liue OF
Twenty accord aNt1t- x ,r.e.h ,res .,a IL.
snrd f1r thc co|ectioa Of special aasessment cx1ed
Isl cu7ssng Win E1stne n staysoS;
st ef rom the side Of ssase street to the Eass
q IN said spectAl snert4 arc
rtnrtsied la rafe fuuroedikte pAymeps y My nMes
ID dtfanit OF such payment the 5aia Ns n m
ihGefur. ~ 2: ~ Te1ecr,r
, 1866-05-28
Vessels Passed Detroit.
fsoecial Desoatch 10 the Chicago Tsibun

DTKo.T. NAy ~.
Ur-Ctty OF Bufsio. commsror, White Clond, klnE
Sisters, RA7noy. Watson, E1rau City.
Dowx-6esbtfd, Ea7astnsett. Roves, Mott. Wag-
a'A1, Culver.
0Wtnc-Eorthtan.
DETROIT, MaY e.
Ur-Klmbk1t, Ehesuan, RiyA', Htnckie5. pavJ,
Hichmood, swallow. Naomi sca.1lle, Tsowbr4ege,
AmAranth, WAlbE1dse, Queen OF The Lakes, Rectpeo-
city. FsyoIte. Salxna, Woodruff, Red White md Blue.
Breed City, Ssuthwest, Die Vernon. Witch, ", g.
Ajlsr. lawson, Loue Star. Prince WAles. Moatezn.
MA. Ec' tpse, Arruc ccchrane, PefeW. senator.
Do~a-BHc Wteons, Mediator, Perry, Ai4unto,
Miami H>lle.
WMD-EofhTelt,
, 1866-05-28

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ Public auction sale of buildings condemned FIR
the extension Of Third avenue.
UEYlcE or TIE boAKp or PCnIlc WnREs,l
.. Chicago, M1y q, 1856,
Public notice IL hereby given By Tho board of Public
Works that they will sell the hoiialnKt condemned
Fourteenth street. or tne beaeat oi .hs asssssmens
tion on ThnEscay, May Sist. 1866. At the horr Of
O'Clock IN The afternoon, on the premises hereinafter
described.
The terms Of the sale will pe cash-the buildings to
be removed Immediately.
DESCRIPTION.
Two frame houses standing on west hA1f oflot 9.
lot 10 and east three teet lol H. Lanns
of acres In northeast quarter Of SEC =. 81 u E.
In tho line OF tho said extension. J. G. ulSnELE.
FRED. LETZ+
OIL. ROSE.
ms2ldl;ost Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-05-28

RrsAwAyR.-A horse attached to milk cart ran
aw1y on Adams street yesterday afternoon, and
alter slight sk,r1uish with wagon, tuned on to
Slate STREET and .nade fnr STREET car, striking II
In the rcar and euash,ng 1E f,anstrade' Getting
ont Of This difficulty 1t passed On to new fields oi
conquest and faced nuDthcr s,reet which WAS ad
vanc1ng. Tie horses became tangled Ia their har.
ne-t utd The steed Of the milk cart wae oblsged to
succuInb 10 the sitnation and stop. The milk carl
IL sad 10 he beyond reconstruction
Between ttx and tcrcn O'Clock last crculne q
horse tau away from between Wabash ayeu1e and
lree. On the & Euez ot Clark and Adams the hofse
run oFer LAD Of about 1ve yesrs named 1nnsicy.
The child VIE pitked up and taken to Its home tu
an adjacent alley; INT a phyE'eisu in aticndanc.
rta.ed that no boues were broken md The bol
Vpr1d recover. ..
, 1866-05-28

STRAWBERRY FEs11yAl---The announcement Of
the Festival in aId Of the Home fo- the F1ende.s
should .eeciye special attention The institution
l. doing noble work, aod deserves the sympathy
ard cooperation Of all Let there be a gathering
on that evening O: all those who would .'help the
puor aud needy.
An adjourned naee,ine OF the managers will be
held lhi. evening" 10 complete the arrangements
EnE ikc Eckifxaf.
, 1866-05-28


BUFFALO, May $50 Pm.
FLouR-Qulet but 4teAdy
GRAlS-Nhe1t-Dun. CoSn-Dull Ana 1oweF; No.
mixed. nc. Oats-Chtcaro, 4'cs Wisconsin. 5oc.
Other grains nUnatEA1.
PRoSls1oNs--l'o.E / and Lard-unchaoEed.
CAsAI IFklidnTa--Dun to New York. Wheat, lsa
Inc :Curp, lfH@lec
lxrOE1f-Four. .s1 bills: wheat. 19, 800 bu; Corn.
119 ,6z;1 bu Oats 81 81 bu: RE. Ii, sd hu.
kIroHTs-Fionr, ,s59 hrls Wheat, 2t.ss ou; cozu.
Es3iE: Oats, eS,6Ei. r