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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-11
NRANKLIN WINGS D A n K
PRIVATE SALES.
A RARE CHANGE FOR INVEST
IA MENT In CITY LOTS.
THE BEST ROTEL SITE IN THE CITY.

A RARE CHANGE FOR INVEST
"a MENT IN CITY LOTS!
TIE BEST HOTEL SITE IN THE CITY,
ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE.
Owing to the great and increasing demand for
stores, Offices, ami Dwelling Houses,
In the central part of tie city, the owner has
been induced to offer for sale
THAT VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PIECE OF
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MAIN
AND NEBRASKA STREETS,
On which the old City Hall and Jail formerly
stood. G
This property stands hext to the centre of bust
ness in the city, and is located as of necessity
it must Immediately be brought into requisition
for business purposes, in view of the rapidly i'm
proving condition of the city, and consequent ex-
tension of st 'res for the accommodation of trade
The location of this property is
Midway between the Market House and
the Depot of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad,
EQUALLY CLOSE TO MOST OF THE
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS. @
And the entire site presents an
UNSURPASSED LOCATION FOR A NEW
~ HOTEL, @
Which the increasing business of the city already
calls loudly for. A Hotel built on this entire
property could be arranged to have 81
TWO FIVE STORES ON MAIN STREET
Besides Eight or Ten stores on Ne
braska Street,
All of which could be rented at once so great is
the demand for business locations.
II not sold entire, the property will be divided
off into eleven Building Lots of 25 feet front each,
and sold on terms to suit purchasers. The Lots
fronting on lain street viii extend back 100 feet
and those on Nebraska street extend back from
rs to 80 or so feet.
The owner deems it unnecessary to say anything
here in regard to the rapidly increasing value Of
this property. Every one familiar to the urgent
demand which already exists for Stores, offices,
and Dwellings must at once see its desrabihty
Apply at DAY BOOK OFFICE
dec2S-tf
INOR SALE.-A House and Lot ON
IL South Church Street, East side, belonging
tothe heirs of the Rev. Thomas Crowder, de-
ceased.
The House is well suited for large family, or
private boarding house.
Apply to
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-11
BANKS.

TVHE ExCHAN GENAT IONAL
BANK OF NOltF0Lh.
President.
GILBERT c. WALhkh
Cashier.
JOHN j. kN0A.
Ass't Cdskiei.
5. P. MOORE.
Directors:
JNo. B. Wh1FsHEAD, C1NoIhAfcs W. NEwToE,
EDWARD M. BRowN, GBoRaE SANGfER, ...-
MARSHALL PARKS, WILLIAM NICHOLS,
GILBERT C.. " tLkhR.
, 1866-01-26
Markets bv Telegraph.
QUE MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to Western Assoeiated Presa]
EEw YoHk. J4n 2t.
The stock market continues depressed. At the
morning Board there WAS further decline OF 191X
per cent without any special effort On the part o1
bears. Thu whole market seems to have agreed that
Pces should rule lower, and large holders sre gzadu.
ally letting out their stocks. During ha day The pres,
sure to seli continued until near the close The the
market became 1tcady.
CLOSING PRICES.
The following were the cloeing pr1cel at 10 p. m
Ohio certificates, 2sx; New York Central 9lx; Erie
ST. Hudson River, 10; Reading SIX; Michigan Central
NIX; Michigan Southern, 6aA; Cleveland d Pitts
tufgh, tx.
Governments suter IN sympathy With the decline In
Railroad stocks. The Gold bonds are quite heavy.
while TO bonds art barely steady.
NoA1T.
There II moderate demand for money On call It "a
apG cent, with IN increasing proportion OF rausac-
tons u higher rate
ETA1x BnxDa.
6tste boods wrro duT. and bidding rites not up to
''o's q 's'E'1' GOLD.
Gold Is steady. Customs demand active, but yEry
little IL done In the wsy OF speculation Closed 1H.
FEIEolKEM.
Petroleum stocts quite active 10 day. but there
WIS marked dt cline On some OF the leading SHARES
Palmer wss exception to the general market, and
rnso to ft1Do. Sales Ee1e at the following rates.
Pn1mer, Hln: Bcnnehon Run, sl8.Is; Buchanan Farm,
United States, $15.1; Manhattan. SOC; OIL Creek,
$1.eo; Ptkhole C1eek. S1d3e; Shade HyeT $500. Pc
tsoleum crude dul1 at but there has been more
doing in refined Ut EaAKc with sales o5 D0o barrels.
Dxr QooDA
The following are the quotations nom the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Rsovn STANDARDIZATION Head, Sc Inch. s1Hc; Au-
gusta s5 inch. 2sc Dwight A, &c.
B1cached ShirtinEs-uome. Is i1ch. toc Rhrris No.
i, sc Hope, Sc.
P1Ints-Neuimac #, &c; spraGue nc American
2sc; Asnold's, sbkc; Tamsutta- IKE
Decentralization Wooden Co., &c; ; NauufActus-
Ing Co. &c
Ginehams-Glaszow. &c Hartford, CSC.
Canton FAnne1s-Pemberton 4. SIC; ; Nashus, Sc.
T1cks-Hsmrdcn &C. loc Thotndike, foc,
StHpes-AmoskcaE, Soc American. nc; AFssophs'
2ac-
Denims-Hsymakez. &7Hc; Wide World. s7Ye+
Caslmcres-New Tork Mttlk, SOC: farmers End
Mechanics. 72Hc-
Hoop sktrts-Bradley Duplex Elliptic. % to 50
hoops, s'hc to s1Is Eu1p7css trsil. $1-2s.
The following dsapateh5 were recaved 1t the Dry
Goods Exchange to-day:
s1.LoUIs-Trade quiet and lover prices expected.
FAI1uorf-Nsfket unchanged since yesterday.
FHor1DK9c1-Tfade quiet. No change to note.
CT uo1AHGH.Buaineas Sdy quiet for tho time OF
year. Prospect Of active business not particularly
enoourastnk- " .......-z..
Boe1ua-9ood winter txade. No speculation sud %
inclination To p1tss soeda-
, 1866-01-26
F1szsAs1Sh Cattle nlezkse.

F1znEupoz. Jsa. =
cA1711-Tha receipts aa Cstls vzs arm 1syxe snla
Fee3 snd Win dtscou18Stax ad.icss both from Pnua-
dephiA and New York. ths market rules Tery dull,
Huyers sfe tsttnE tor still further uce,sous. Tne
attendance of buyers Wsa not n ls.ke u usual and II
u said thAt thoso who shipped Ratt last Eeek lost
heavily. and there u no doubt that such Ess Tbs
case. Beat eEadts Of prime fat atue cannot b.
aooied above 1AoTHc Eross an4 common and
medium E1ades sold It sk0sHc. One o, trp dsoyes
otscswaxs changed hands attxc. All the .hlp,nents
fos The week. ending on Nsdnesd1y. reached 7alo
head OF which 1.se wont to EeH Yogk. to PnIlsdea,
phta, and 3 to baltimore
aoes--Toe msrhot h4s ben quIet' active and hru
thl1 week and prces have advanced X TO Of cent
pe4 pound The arrivals h2ve boen LINT III veek and
"1th a large nuuber Of buyers in attendance and
rtetJ lively competition, holdezs e1,erienced 10 DIFF
acuiJ In realizing extreme prices. notu2thlssndinx
shippers arc fsowlns considerably tbout there being
20 f&lxn lat week Fair to good syeraxea sold 1t
nom 9Ec to 1oc gross. while this week the fsuses
ranged from 1nc to 1okc. The shtpm 70. The week
ending Wednesday, aggregated 7,sH head, Of which
s'1m vent to New York. 7,No to Philadelphia, and
1850 TO Baltimore.
euFH-Exccsstsely dull. the supply bsIps largely
~ e1eess OF the demand lsome few drove. of extra
ht nutton eheep sold 1t ek@6kc gross, while ordtn-
aV ktades sold 1t tsum 5Kc TO &C. Shipments for the
week 7,1m head
, 1866-01-26

Removal OF J. n. Stine, Kramer d. Co.
LafEc EX1fD4(on.

Aa' .'"os ~ A4o.' u4S soo.e 1no Aansee nouons
but lew years ago 70 1nstgntncant IN our city
ba= grown up 10 mammoth proportions, claln1tpl
The investment OF larre n,nount. OF cspIt,l an
eeln1''oa'ns ~ ss eonuus' Eoae " Ioe oest DUEL
point N Chieaeo, the business ra,n1des into eveE5
part OF the Northwest.
With this buainers the ftm Of J. II. Sttoe,
ont them 1t would lack mueh Of it's frlness The
elder member Of the nrm-Mr. Stpe--hsz been In
and from 4 very eI,su beelnuine has btlilt rn =
lafrc and copstxntv tpcrca-inr co4nertian III orrr
the West. From The orictnal ioeatiou On Snnfh
Water STREET, the extension OF patronage SONG
years since neceesitated removal TO the till re-
, 1866-01-26

stosey:s Equity Ju,.spsuaence, lf;s; Rarboura
cesri , r1se:, ess; A1sms' Equity, 7ss; Btshop
e. ssa ~, u o1 IN Ia :sa s@s
y Bnnoa;, I'd ths ID. IL .hs ea.e saoTsd : pa
th d:endsnt 10 bull Is Tie defendant could, II NOT
thnr restrained take auay the child md h1a perso-
r. property and 20 ahroad. He also argued TINT
tae as: ne NE bood we're In substantial com
pns ncs with tae etstute. ,h.t 10 bond could b
bga, u henee the bond VA properly executed By
r. p'S'n,t St,tt a1ne. 1sa;e - ~. .,.,, ~,
meroNs autho tiles, when HI. Shirley replied for
tns ae!snd1at -
~, !9e r. toos. II g1.ing ~ deeaion re'n.saed INT
aPplat1ou fos NJ esa4 eprne4 Withtn onr statute
s..,I ~ astag tpon u ns Nould sso Wna! eases toe
st.atf desigped 10 embraee Ihe dIs, elass = o.
wnese The debt = capable Of being reduced to eeE.
tsinty, 80 That the Court can ssoertain the exact
snount due. Tho other cless-disofeesL7naAt Be
Common LAW, where. rs in ths practice Of old
Enghsh col1ts, fhe ruie differed from That
n NJ ne esse 81 mefcannie eIeai!9Es 9 uiFosces
Courts, in eours Of chsncery, and these latter to
whom nos euch clastes almost exclusively belong.
GIe1as powers oycs properly II susn snts, such as
Cee is said NJ eact Is not Issued except IN ca4es
Mneie nlimony y seIued Gnt me question Ia,
"1eineE o1r eap1 81 pfssuee ih te9oxs ~ " taat rue.
Court exceeded Us 1lr1sdicnon IN lssuing the ne
Seat iof lne reason tna. me hlmony VA not eapa-
, DE o! beng @ seduega 1.+ 10 = & Certainty. This
the ne ereat issued In D diyoMg
enseE,, Wi1h The s1mflar wit applicable to eUits
counsel accurate IN relation 10 lie iatter esss
OF Actions, but In The former much more lst,tne Il
allowed: tits power Independent oi he statu.e'
would render Ne exaH comparauyeIy nseless n i,
divorce cases. ~'-'' ~
The Coprt OF chance1y has the powc. to tsaue At
eyed that the dendn nav es1e Tnea IN 1; lis BE- BE-
thus deprive the innocent Of remedy by Inv "N0
As to he time when thls power shonld be exe.-
the bt Of comn1ssnt ~ ~ e .ae nHns Or
sueh ee1af; nay hs1e Seen Eel tha p,scte n9 70 II
the court to that time and ffhst fo4s onys "
The wit certainly could not he f.sne MA, !, ~
ding Of dc bi or tbere Would be f nothnr tE 9fe fo
in The m1nd Of the Court syhv La Wit nsV ,,n;
lFsne on Tho day Of ding he 6 a, ws1 ~ IN TSe fSa
bond II +. ,he s rnis e. toat &C. complainant NE
but in H. Mni,aa 9,s1es = = soe Engno Gon5ts
c,rttor THormh ~ ,stn,a 20 i.t ates a11 ois-
does H., .ns ststnse TIL MATING t. bonds
cepop cases os fbo1a5 R R pf5n2s IN some az
ealr ~ ea ~ Aesin rs tSe n @ tney hy ate not moss
ere tst tte efspd,ni cn ~ nsd H., seasoa 70 r.
miebt he isnosed ~ s99e not gse security he
mser at e ruc was hax ihs esas r. u 9tn, ms
beiere X WI noI sucn o.ra one. ~
mue, for Ills hearing be taSen a. TINS. II ;nat
,e tine. the ease xas i very hard one ag.,u.t de-.
VILE, md ifand the Court hid The rieht 10 taEe
snad enG1 chhs p :. s. wss the
+ sRst TO- 9s rs = e the
do1lar and her child and leave hcr hslplss;.
Rernrdipg the assertion Inst complainant had
, 1866-01-26

1n III. city, 1.ng.1 zttn 4 olaoe Chnsnh BY Rey.
York. and Miss HELEN A. LEONARD, OF fhis dty,
In this city Jan. 1sth 1ssa At the residence Of W. n
Moodtu1. E4Q1 6y the Rev. Charles T.. Cheney Mr.
VICTORY +: Collier and Mis- MARY FIzqEEaIo
both OF Battle Greek, Mich. )
hrlde.s eistsr. 81 the Rev l. Laxrsnee. ~. W.T. ~
Of Chicago. "
r. Rochester. y. T., parsrs please copy.
In Gi1on. Jan. 2sih. by the Rev. John Nood, Ar j.
R R-CAMERON. Of Otiaxa. and Miss KATE A., e1dsst
daughter OF Wm. A. Flets Esq-. Of the former place.
In Canton. Ohio, on the z5th inat.. by the Rey. E.
nucftnxham, ~; JOHN 8. GOODMAN, Of Chicago,
and Aisa MARY G. MYERS. OF the former pfAce.
In Crest Salt Lake cty, December s,er, 1851 BY Rev,
Norman MeLcod. Capt. .. z STpVEH. i. Q. u. q, 8.
V0ls- and M!sA BORA 4OELI. Of Chicago. Ill.
, 1866-01-26

Wellr and Lasalle ftrress, be attempted to eross
The aCeet in the face OF An sppEoeching ho,yr-cnr
A. be reached The eeotru Of The track he ob.e,7ed
the danEu be uar tocur1ng and made IN atfcmpt
I.ole struck him and be fell to tho ground under
the fect Of the hoFHes- The CIR was crowded wIth
PASSENGER both inside snd upon The pisiform.
7nuec On he ffout platform Who raw tho occur-
they beesrne manageable. running the csr o7cq
he p.rtnas Id ID, a1s It .as not unt
tzuck, his head within three inches Of The raj! and
ss was obses!ed BY fpectatoF, b .'tjuat came
within three inches Of death" The ear pissed
tcle It ininrr. II will probably b lesson thst be
u III remember Il l0rp AZ he lfFea "s H~
, 1866-01-26
Cincinnati Market.


lspetiAl Despatch to the Chtcas, Tribune.]
..... CEcHY1TI, Jan. s.
EIorR-AetiEe and fEm. 8a1es: s1pestne ut S7oo.
GRAIs-Theat dull. Primo old red 1t saro; new,
Fills. Com active. sA1es No. mt1es sheI1ed, Sc
Oats nctiFe md shade hIghtr. sales No. z Sc; No
], 4oc. Bye arm. Sales MOL y. Barley dul
: Corroa-pecltned &c. saies, mtddltg, nc.
WHnK1-Dull. salea, bonded, zsYc
PKovls1oss-Meas Pork steady. SalAs. new city At
ts,7392s,s5. Bacon scarce; prices unchanged, bulk
meats rm and In good request, Sales, clear rib sites
19kc; packed sugar cured hams ntner, small sales at
Ac- Green meats quiet; salcs, shoulders at easXc
Adea held At Is: saes heavy hams Isc light ut
Lard ormsr sa]es choice country At lisc prime city
keg at 2oe head. 174c.
Ho6S-Dnl and 5 cents lower; talel live At s11D0
and I'll Is net. Early in the day I'll was ob.
laned. Receipts, $500.
AoxII-Close.
ExCNAH0E-Steady.
, 1866-01-26
$1,000 REWARD.

The Subscriber, having tcen informed t1lst certain
nares are Tying secretly to his improvements In
the art OF brewing. especially his Improved process OF
tHinE. which WITS bJ lettets patent granted to him
efvo property snd the Supreme Conrt ttie state
Ing co, frmeh the subscribers right to By
process, or IN teaching The the
subscriber hereby Offers reward Of 1, any per-
which he sht1i sustain action IN law any bstE
er ia using said pruceN without his license. &c will
receiving such satisfactory infoEmaon and the
ba11uce the receipt OF judgment and i9fanetlon
rgutns$ the trtspa4*ers. A. HAMMER,
ESSsesJp 13} WeBt ssth street, New York.
, 1866-01-26

= N1kTKEE.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
.---.-.. .. AuHACx1k, jan. Is
f1orR-FrmeF. s1lts zoo bris county at sk.3a7ou
oRAts-Wheat-noEe activity in thu markst, but
vezy huctuatlDg Sales ut this T. m b,as, Is ooo bu
no. at early In tho mos1,nk, md lsttr
sL244. $1sa1+a5A cash g1-7s, buyer month. Noop
poafd-sales 1900 bn 1t *11ix91.9 cash, and b.
buyes month Five ?. n. board quiet Sales 10000 bu
at Il 74ka12l4,
DHEAxD HoGs-Weak and SC 10 wer, 6a1cs so aver.
aging 2to and 500 rs at S1o.t2x
PROVISIONS Weak. Sales 80 hs1s e1tzs prime
pork at <1sDo: SEQ brlz rs. -se pork II &ssna Feb
rua.y dtityery Do, seller February aad Msr,h =,
xls.s, ticres awest pleklod hams 1t 15c Busts.
quiet at 23tc.
, 1866-01-26
Daily Weather Report.
informal Revenue Decfsion-1ntcrestInc

to Fmrmefs-Couec1ence Money.
WARRINGTON, Jan. a5.-The. Commissioner OF
from ntme1s, inquiring whe,he. farm proaCctt sold
In 1864. which had been assessed In 1863 werr liable
to ta1ation. In reply, the Commissioner decides
that there ia provision Of law for exemptnc farm
products rom taxation when eo1d On account Of
thefr having paid tar already and IN the second
place 1t is cear hat IN majority Of casas 1t is only
apparently The tacf that SECOND tax Is pald, and
consequently the tax will be aaseesed upon the value
Of years crop.
, 1866-01-26

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
..-- .-.... ST. LOUIS, Jaa. Is.
TonAcCo-Cnthan9ed.
FLork-bfora active. and flu at t7,to; and TX 1t
S1o.nt
6EAzs-Hhest uochhnged-pt;me fal1 At II 90 Corn
nrm-mixed at 74@tse; yellow 1t 75e; white At &c
choice white At SIC. Oats more actiyo at 4sa4sc,
Barley Aetfve-sprink II s1.a7K good fall at 31S.
NHsHx1-tnchauged II $7.2s per gallon.
Pnovn1oSs-Aesa pork At ses;3o; city 1t ses3.
Hoas-Lower, and sales OF 2S3 hssd at s95cfas 60.
After Change this morning 614 htad sold 1T S9,.oa
9s 6s do At $3.50; III do at ss25 10 do at ss11x
, 1866-01-26
A Masked Rail-.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. GA masked hall Of ths
Coteie Carnival at the Academy OF Music this
evening, IVES the greatest ball ever held here. AT
O'Clock the crowd was 30 danse that hundreds could
not get ncAf.the doors Of the building, and inside
dancing was utterly iMpossfble.
, 1866-01-26

have sold out nearly all the Mezsern territory and
shi!l soou give my attention to The Faa. TAI 1t my
once anQ MI sAttsfy you that npa1ly every man that
has took bold Of tns Broom hAs made ffom 40 10 80
PET Gay etear pront On town and county Flzhts Aud
almost fortunes on lRrEcr tnyestnens or VIII tAk 10
yol I'VE minutes IN Eent1emanty mn1neT and show
me prettlest, cheapcs! and most durable Broom
u tne World without charging yon = cent, or u you
9aSs come rom distance pay your fare in the Bag
would SAY again for the benefit OF all concerned that
nave recently sold one hundred counties and eleven
States, anaong which were Wisconsin and lows Any
inquiry n Ir15a te territory IN these Siates mast be
maac 10 j. u. CoALEE, Sec. OF the Warren Broom
company. 20 Dav1es Co.. III. The B1oouns arc now
DslpK MAnp!2etnfea In large quantities On tho corner
q 1no kFankln Streets IL this city and yet TO
70 EEeAt That those having puEcha4ea t1&nts
a. ~ ~ earnestly requested e ss4d 1a1h
PEI deEsc) Instead Of the complete Broom aud Thus
saIe oeisy of filing and danger ol nanspoE
tston. Lei Be distinctly understood that ~ Mdefs,
- IecelEe attenuon, must be accompanied wiLa iee
money. as We contract cur Rfoota8 lot casn atu aat
out s1oa pFont % them, and cannot nave tnousan0s
% use tn our busre We intend 70 he able to MANI
and hare sent agent East 70 hare las9e ansna
ties manufactured there. Those purchasing bfooms IN
Ae CITY can fttn them for or H11a ol Efoo@
TOM or een get them nlled any time a. ne LOT
nom 10 70 cents, depending on the pt1se Or btoom
Tom. Anew moEe toWus IN this county iot ta!e ma
ftw counties IN Illinois. Mtchiza1 Ano lonlAhA. foT
tu1ther particulars call At ny oce, or 4aa stap LOT
circular. =.
C, e. BROWNE,
Koom IL 1ylers BLOCK. ~ Lasallest, cnseaxo.
Ent@hp
, 1866-01-26

- - U1L1IXOEH4 lth. -.
FIoCh-HeAry.
GA1E-Wheat steady. Com nsm xhl.a 7sa7sc.
rEor1a1oss-steady. Lard 1Bkc, and raess pork
WH1EKEY-Qpitt. at q. H.
, 1866-01-26

lspecsal Despatch to The Chicago IsIbune.1
ALBANY. jan. 3.
Up to this evening 1000 beeres have been hrourht in
or TIC week. but It IL showing and the train. are de-
Unly mail frtt&l bnsincss a. Jer but every
thing Indicates decline OIL $s7 uer head t1oz1 .re
selling ntgL@l1c. e| -
, 1866-01-26

Pu1IApE1fH1A, Jan 23.
.fIoCEVeTy dull. E1lea OF New York exits st
{aiLE9In.
,OR4lS-what ve1r. dull. Sales Of common and
Sales Of yellow II 1Ae ;4c.
WHnAKI-DnlL ~ {+s50..eI-
, 1866-01-26

NEW YoRK, jan. Is.
Trlees of mining atoek II Boston th,1 day: Cope.
Eais ~ tsnakih y; Hancock Il: Huron III fle
sk.
, 1866-01-26
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. e5.-Tha hardware store Of
BiddIe Co.. 131 Market street, was entirely des-
troyed by fire this evening. Loss not ascertafned
The adjoining buildings were much damaged By
WSTcr.
, 1866-01-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

stnee the "Sisht-Bloomlns Cerens" charmed the
town,
Whole sNh1ns OF bogus perfumes have gone
Manufactured By Phalou i Son, sl7 Broadway,
sold everywhere. g9la
Go TO our friend N. r. NIcrrtl for Ker.
osene Oils, Lamps, Lanterns, CHANDELIERS, Glsss-
Tart, etc, II and 3 Randolph st. e529
Ferter4 hrst class alc aud porter brewer Of tetn
yearB experiences In one Of the largest b1cwefies
IN EneIand, md ten years' experience in Boston,
Atss- desires an engagement in eome extensive
a}e and porter brewery tn tho West. Address
&C. y. G." P. Q. Box isl. n1dalo, New York
Or F. .. Drawer 6oGs, Chicago, Illinois.
janb<4l7tT-x
~ NAd Breath the Rreatest cu1se Of HE,
How many lovers 1t has separated: how many
friends forever parted. The subject Ia 20 delicate
your dearest friend viii not mention It and you may
be ignorant Of the fact yourself To effect I radt-
cal enIc use the Balm OF Thousand Flowers a.
denttAce night and morning II also besutthes
the complexion removing Ill TAM pinples md fsrck-
lee: PHce Is cents. For sale by. r. 4. Andon,
Chicago: Wholesale agent, md ali druggists.
o2SdGa1y-A.w-T
Go 70 The Rest-Go 70 Mr5nns 4 STRAIT
toms Chicago Commercial College to gct thor
ough, practical buetne.s education, or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Adtress for circulars,
BRYANT q STRKFIoN. ChIcaco- IL
, 1866-01-26

AEAR1ow EscArr--A Lad named Jacob Meyer,
sou OF Wells street grocer, yesterday afternoon
met with opc Of the na1rpwest escapes rom serious
individuals. under sinl1ar cilcumstanees, to avert
The boy WIS Just returning from school along
Madison stees, and Whan about midmay betWeea
, 1866-01-26

Ohio Billiard Championship.
CEErE1AND, jan. s5.-Frawley won the billiard
match for the championship ofthe State, last night,
by two p0fnte.
, 1866-01-26

mORSEsS MERCkaASTS EXC EANCE
The new bnildiug recently crcc,ed by Messns.
Smith Nixon, q Washington xtreet, opposite
the Court louse, bat proved an important addition
10 Cn1eneo lees a. 1t has filed m un.3ghtly archl.
tectu1 void than ns II has becn chosen for the de-
vclopetucnt Of nc~ commercial feature In orr
midst, one Mhoee want hns been lopc fill, ana tbr
advantages arising from the eupply OF which csn
scarcely 0e oVer-etttmated.
We re1ez TO Ao7se's Merchants Ezchanpc an in,
etituEon which. ~ IT. naur imports was nrr,,n,vad
for 1be convenience and association Of b,,> ness men
nne,ay, furnishing to them the same facii,tiet for
Afforded b. The Board o! Tf.de 10 those cnra~ea n
grain, -four, pork, &c Representatives from Iii
Legitimate trader and intcses14 welcomed to Is
membership. and ind there ali the needed lacIiies
for acquiring carly+ useful and valuable 1niot,a.
lion oa commercial natuse-to be obtained no
rhe1c else in the city.
The rooms, which arc open daily nom nine o'clock
in the morning till the rane houI tn The evening,
viii accommodate about two thousand persons,
1ho iist Of membership nov contains the names OF
.htns four hundred tnose1ibers eomps,stns nea;ly II
froccss, dry coodf, lrmber, produce and provision
merchants, the railroad md insurance eompanies,
and the real eaatc brokers are strongly rrprese
facillty Tor receiving The latest market reports by
telegraph, which ere furnished 10 each a1hscrtber
44tv ii hi, place OF business, ss well ar The nuctna
@ IN So m Eufope 5pe I'll Is uas f r. e
nusl subscription, which en,it1es firm to The full
privileges Of the room. gives to each member a
4ct business at any hou1 o. The day he may choose
to pppotnt with thc convenience OF reference to the
leading Journals md the news which lie posted
dsy on the bulletins for tie benefit OF subscribers
only.
1.le1sphic reports are received directly By the
cpcssior In The Exchange Room. and can be sent
70 rDy Rss, wa,oeut lesstns ths e. hntns:
u our midst and to oonduoe largely to the conduc!
Q! me'sSaniie Transactions and 10 the convenience
, 1866-01-26

new YoRK. jan, GA special from New Or
leans to the Tribune, dated the 9Th, atates that
Gen. Crawford Was greeted the night previous on
hoard the steamer Continental, bound to New
York. Hc wns arTrsted BY the chief Of Gen. Sheri-
daa's scoEts. and Immediately taken to Fort jack
, 1866-01-26

RAIfu WALDO EHEnsoN Will Lecture before The
founR Aen'f Association OF Delcvan, Wis, upon
tbe evening Of the tsa.urdsy> tn the Frt Con
ErrRahonal Church.
, 1866-01-26
sTOu1t1.

EOUND-At Woods Museum, on
u "wednesday afternoon last. Apoeketbook, con-
talnlns sna1 amount Of money and some photo.
9laphs- Owner ean haye samc By applying at ths Of
, 1866-01-26

RECOGNITION or SZKvIcEs.-We were yesterdny
shown b.uuxe medal winch wat recently presented
by the Emperor Napoleon ILL.,. through c. a. Ravin
d'Epcaux, French con-ul 10 hi. city, to Mr. Adam
echocl;. one ot The Fifrt Sapoleons .sOld Guard
but who low Fcstdrs cn the corner OF Morgan and
1AyloF ftlectt Mr. Schoel served IN the French ar-
MT from l:92 until le1s and "a. prcsant at Wstnr,
loo, Whefr he received severe wound. he has been
aeadent Of ,he United States iot the past twenty.
si1 srnfs, nd ts q staunch Republican. Tho medal
bear the follow ing ns ctpiion: ACarnpacnes de l7
lala ses canpsgnes nm de gloisc "a derniere, St