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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION

The QnriScr City IN "a WhirI nj Excitcnrnt -
Arrangement Of Delegation Difficulties
cited Discussions on the Admission Of vaIlaD-
di&Lam and His Party -DelcKatcs Arriving
From All Parts Of t!se Country, &c.
PTL,psLpms, August IL, 1865
A largo nutabcr OF delegates from all parts OF tho
country are arriving here Numerous consultations
held to-day, all tending to harmony in the pro
oecdings
ya,andigham arrived here day.
The two delegations from Louisiana, headed by cuth-
bort Bullet and W. II. c. KING, have harmonszed aud
arranged all differences and ryarles.
sEcoSI pssrArca
Psr.ApEtrMA, August II 1888
The excitement about the Convention is increasing
rapidly. This evening the Continental Hotel and Girard
House and the street between were completely block
AIDED by the crowd Much angry discussion WAS going
on declaring that valiandighan and the party he
represented should not the tons enon Fernando
wooi insists vehementiy thai they shall be admitted
caucus Of the Southern delegates will be held in tho
morning 70 decide On the course 70 be pursued towards
Northern Delegates.
About three hundred delegates 10 the Convention have
FAR registered their tho books OF the Execu
tive Committee, mostly from the South and Wet But
few New England delegates have yet arrived They are
expected tomorrow. N
No agreement has yct been made 10 the Temporary
organization. meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEES
this arrangement viii be made. III
Mr. Ashusnp II sti favoraby spoken Of o candidate
foS President OF the Convention.
Arrangements between the Ohio delegates progress
ing faporabIy aud s believed headquarters that
Ia asustmsut Of difficulties between the dele
Arrangements for the press have been made a per.
feci rs possible all legitimate Representatives OF
journals caa r'ocnre their cards By application to l. A.
Whiieey 131 Continental Hotel The members oil
the pres will occupy scat In front of the stand and Ia
the Ainpitheatrc adjoining a.
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Thousand bates That will make about third Of the
crop reaiized previous to the war

thousand bs,cs That will make abou, one third Of the
crop reaiised previous to the war
New Navy Register.
new Navy Register has Just been issued containing
the various promotions which have occurred, through
the action OF Congress and Otherwise since the bceinnng
Of the present year.
The inauguration Of the Dousia. Hons aenf
M chicago.
ThofolowiBg II the oiic; programme for the trip Of
tho President and Secretary State 10 Chicago The pre-
else hours OF arrival and departure being withheld for
tho present
Tuesday, Angus. ss--Ieavc Wash nston A. NJ errivo
az Philadelphia 7. NJ Wednesday, August xs--I@aye
Thursday, August 20 Leave Now York via Hudson river
steamer N the morning; stop at West Point 70 review
cadets and partase OF collation.; arrive a. Albany IN the
evening. Friday, August 3lEleave Albany via New
York Central Railroad A N. arrive At Auburn !. NJ
Saturday September 1--Iesve Auburn via Geneva Can
aSaasaA As0n anS sua@sx
September 2-At Niagara Fas Monday, sepem.
Der ;--f.cave Niaears Fnlls A. NJ stop three
Erie, Y. NJ Tuesday, Sept. 4-Ieave Cleveland A. NJ. |;
stop three hours at Toledo; arrive at Detroit 7. NJ
Railroad 4. N. |; arrive at Chicago =. n Thursday
Sept 6inauguration ceremonies OF the Douglas monu
mont ~ Chicago.
Tho purpose OF taking ran up TO sara.oga, pre-
viously reported, has been abandoned. No arrange
ments have been determined upon beyond Chicago
Strong efforts have made 10 induce the distinguished
party extend their trip into Wisconsin, but their doing
so depends upon circumstances yet to be developed
The ladies' or the White House and Of Mr. Stewards
family win accompany the party. General McCaum,
late Superintendent Of Military Railroads. win have
charge Of the general arrangements for tnnsporsa-
tion fixing the time Of arrival and departure running
OF trains and other matters cd herewith Colo.
ne! Chadwick, OF Wizards Hotel, win superintond the
genera, comfort OF the party provide hotel accommcda
tons refreshments by the way and other essentials Of
about three weeks
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Army Hsvc~ n Tssssts ssppsSeS Win nsii
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bosrts ostsfe1 Tor tA4s usa
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There was skating al the Park for fry days dur.
Inc the winter of 1894 3 which, vlth exception,
vas greater number ihsn 70 any ye1 on N. history q
storms which, togethef with the number Of II rairs
considerably Increased tbs expense of cleaning ths
RxyRx@nsrsrz rAsuAuKs.
In addition 70 the places which can now
be obtained portion OF the Mount - vEcent build.
inr has been put IN condition and WI soon b. used
vicion of the necessity for well regulated system OF
carriages n CARY visitors shout the Park ~ rsssonshe
Management Of Toe carriages tia, stand for hire Al The
entrance.
has recently been enriched BY erorp n life sye Nz-
uscs illustrative ~ Burns celebrated song Aud Lang
syne They presented by committee Of Scotch
eentemen rrsdsnts OF this city, and the work u
Robert Thcmp~on sculptor of scotch birth snd ere.
cuted In Brunswick stone The sculptor vas for several
yean employed the PARK 10 tho executcn o. the AZ
istc stone work OF the colossal female Hgurs
10 bronze enbiemstc o. Corrnsca wss presented by
stephen B. Guiou, an American merchant residing N
s.Gs hn sssa s ss .ss
rifty.ninsh street Numerous other contributions
have been received Ard inc s.lley has already been
visited ~ tens Of thousands Of visitors
PIE soo<sNsL cSlscuoS
A. the hssinng o. me prrssnt year there we've ssvon
nundsed and ninesyvo spsensns q ''y,as sn,nas =
mems Of imported birds besides largo numbers 81 ns'ive
BIRDS ana anmas TIE spsrrpws, 70 which Aliaslon
~, sc~ - eoS"Ssr.a vel sseiirsisa No change 4
opinion has taken place = 70 the dssirshilHy 81 I
sooloeicd rsrdsn eqasl 70 ths defnsnds q city ihs
Ncv York Tue chief dsfbcuisy n . vAna ~ money.
whether Is 20 he self supportiuz peid for By raissn
or partially frss and part ally on the pay ysssu mnsi
srst be dssernned before such IN estaslishncot
b. formed
rms ncrLrvAxp.
The Comm xuioners usinx all their s6oyts 20 CON
pes The srrnd srv1nA the upper para Of shs Island
me ~o,t however ysscsz very sowiy mis- IL owing
TO The isgs dssays dnsultss In grading eos
other esuSsa
The fe'isviss ss ts~s ~ ths Pssk Commlssossrs IN,
one " for tbs cursos yeW:
ChAhss q Rsxsr. r. ". Bg,ssswurth. wslco Hatch
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M e xIco

Oprrassoas Against Tamptcs, msnsovey ~sS
Durango by the I.ibcrmIs-A Suspected Mex
ican Impe riaii-s k.ii~v-d frsus sse csss
rss"d sf TampicS.
wssssoros August ~, iaSs
Hegrat from famDlco fecelvedhsoo states thai NE
fsonch saspoc,,ng the Mexican General f.amsird, %
l'cved hem from .hr command Of iampioe, which was
i"'rur'"d 70 tcrh oriccr The Fronch had roossr<
rn,asl reinforcement from Vera Csux by water
General ca'va'ai had orgsnized Msamoroy ON erps-
di1aou, fifteen hundred strong With WOW tbs cap0sv
OF 1aiop'co. General Cara 70 havo tho command
General fscohodo had len As,amcrcs with -four thor
Sand men FOR Monterey which city sspeina have
soon n has no-session.
ires'drn, Ja'set wa organizing aaotAer expedition u
Ch,h"alds I" capiure The nol boring city az Durango
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ms, Thomas Q. Fields Andrsw n. Green, Henry a ~
bins, X N Biatchford, M. H. GrianelL
President--Henry q. Stebo na
Vice Presd.nt-M H GrinneiL
TREASURER and Ccmptrollrr-A Andrew IL Grses.
Secreiary-fhomas q Fields
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13


An s,tsmp, 10 revive Englash, o. - u IA BoN sppro
pnsisiy oalled American OPERA oil hs mss nsss -sss
., toe yr.nch BY NJ Henry Draper. the assss
gentleman Who orrsnl,ed the fosm~1 ,rsgpe Tho se
vh,~h zfi~pded Tho Doetnr o. AIcsB,afs and The
other operc,i~s brought under The iueeion q ths
composer oo1vinclng psoof thst unesr psup~s man
Assmsns American opsr~ " the mos pspuisri osm ~
music have IN The metropolis L1sise hssf,s
a. Nsudessonn's ron and stranger and ,h~ evss ~~i
come Doctor will - produced s,ch oIrr<s yell ssd
ilbsrsily prvda I'd ard managed, nosi sscos~a
HracsL oo~~sxyAsusv oyscsar
NJ Rdv.rd xollsphanes director u The CpaSf,s
tory, purpose. gf-ing s~rss a sem msashy eooo~rss
Of CLASSICAL nusc Dung lbe osssng sssuoa ooDnsaa
inx Ssyssmser 10. 81 irying Hsn
rnppoKr rwOsn co-spns
ebolce programmes vin - osyfea .. ID. rer-cs
Garden oor<sr, ibs evening On ra-%asy part " tss
bill viu ~ devosed 10 els~us>si mssie
ax~sss 1o~ruAA oosessr
grad ooaceu In ed u the S~snsa hospital
ON b. g1ves Il Joa~~' Wood tss s'tsrposs. ~ Can
B4sxmaan OIL ceodscs tbs ofehssr. ana M ass<i
csrmsa wal sc<iss,~s vin sstxs rh~ pss~rsnns ].
vsvy eboAs comprs,ns me Rienyl and r~u 0vss,sse~
NE o~rn&n svvrs, a~soss ss1 nS'msa- ~ wsysr.
~ slfaxE
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INTERNAL srvtaut.
Advertising Receipt. Of New vsr2 Now
papers.

Section II. o. "a, Internal Reyeaue lAw rcsnrcs -
nc~rpapcr propre,o make quarterly ctsrns ~ thsw
advertising feccipu They 70 DO verified by oath .
affirmation, duc OF Thousand daIiarw impossS
foe every atemps 10 d-faad the government tar ~
ihro. rrr cent levied tho gross rsccpts frDm sks
nbo. s-usehiionei sDurrr
below win IL foand, 10 parsiei columns tho afycvtls
Ing receipt of the New York daily and weekly nc~sn
per. the thrro uioniha ending tho tCh ~ yuae.
the nth June. lg6ns@-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

Nile. F~iIcsta veslvsh Upitaps VITA Mr.
run. wsier MITES Lucy hrsbtsn. Mrs DIP n~wes., Ms.
Iucii~ wessra. Mne r.n's. Mia hAxxsr hhSheL. Nils
soea,e De M,rea.riii.. NJ. Axnes Fern. nls. n...-
DE- PARIS as tho great 6e~auaer sDi % us
sstn Sold by SABEAr ur brsAa~sy sAd Ill Ora ~isss
druggists pssfsosrs ard siiss hs drss>srs Prize ~
package
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hs,- ssia .as f.ass hs.s sr.sd .aa vea,sasi tsss
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bossis ~ /. with r,~sssrw th~ Bs~fd " He>fu
sk the hand and insgue, th~r sr~rs
ys~ps r~tos all Of ioosss~ss ~ tb> bo~rs
1'rte~ o. Depot az Broadway.
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N.-THSTWaUed NWOW9 tho FF"DNFNtsS8 -
Aa~e,css cs~mass-BURsgrrs coouAfrF fos
n.ir, AID rrosIxgL for ma a.aassrcAlsf -rsu. Y~x
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All rrt>~. rssh.d 10 legal Lssseries.-Cs~ -
CLUE aspss, i1s ssss4-s !,
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~. '.,".n as, s.ss. "a so sssss- fs' ivsS
sBLy fag mr. yt,R FAMILY - ASsas ,.ns.s
K'ipta N~sx ssahire I-npaay. 80 Bsos1~y
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E,rs, R%s W yIi,rra r. -. ": s.rf.'
ns ~ GsUa fseLrs
"a ss.ftsgs rss. Be- sur ~sssy shs@s Uas 1~i
sl.sss eynFHass Dcents yos SD ~ tfs@3 n. sss
~ Cedar efY~sf
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s",ssr..,-ns H.. ,srs, ,. ..e e sss 80.
f4siafy. ~ assrtsy .iseet
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ss.1rr -" s. ssrs - ~. s., $500
ase-a psrfrsss sqvsi - fIiAfDeH hf9fT HLy0hIsu
ghRgft 49, efflsy rasrtsA ~ a. pfog-ur ~
great te'sei u tf.ss~ setpssy r~ssa 30
H. 1s@a sou ~eEs~i
" he tassiF $500
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:,..s. 80 Igr.-.'s -s' 49, r.,: g. n.
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!. s:;'s. : ss; Co.. s'E:.yys1;;Ss's H-'
, 1866-07-09

AssArI7-James Fottnsn und Louis Faher were
brought up ut The Iucc tonft on Saturday. charg-
ID Mith n +aulting Mr. Landrrnt, a taloon keeper
on Sorth Gtatk efree. whose hraw l,ore Traces of
lessr l,,I,w with tlunt +hot. FAber nas fnsttu.
tt uial IN exciting the d,stufhancc. and on hclng
r<pur ul,'cl ain. he Ihtcacte 10 XIII Fpae pct.
rtn.sd IL he him. ureM sfrnr tlIYl nt, Inflicted
DRIP ttlt on tt tntcllral Uf t4.nd7tiT Fh1'rt ~
tnrlt stu. And 1;Dtlgah WA ret al 1iucay.
, 1866-07-09

" ANTED--All men seeking Ell.
10y. ,rin1nent 10 krplY At the ult3Ar WESTERN
nuslNEts AtthNGf. TIA Uesthoen s'retf. llouit,
T. aP ftslfs' aha stcnfa Rood raytnz slsuallon.
, 1866-07-09
BOARD or EDUCATION.

{OFFIt1dL RETURT1

CnlcAuo. July 9. 1864.
iff;.nt.Mes'.;; iss'l.,,t,ne. 1,l.ekinau. lon
i!oltrn. 1.eas'tt. Rnhlan, ltnk'iant. Walsh aud
.tbsfnf-Ss. Hy,ier.
l'ffturi1t ttuIrn 10 Tho chair.
n.s: q s III i iwo s n,cs1ns* II: .i:tn.ei Tib
Mf. Clarke moved That ho featlst ot,ttr ut bttsi
tiess t.e snstrtuea. tstfLed.
Mf: Utaehlt'eo. rtst!tlis, u the GoMtttsies n
lht1ilhes FHl utUah0s. REPORTED III iRF0f 81 lte
tttrlase Of te I0ls m TIL tnt:!.+Ast rDftt of ttku
amt t;tlfall Atfeeis. RHd aske lhat te ttoaFs1 at'
iAnIlye thu ct.IiAll,ra 10 Fr9aah ihp Common
t'nAhel! 10 Pufshass ttien'. htp"'s accepted AMI
III. Clarke, chairman Of sha Committee an lhe
lttgh nch0ol, pfereRtst report 9E llh eAsmln4ltaH
ts sa II p, II ~ III III ~, q sss.s g.
40 per e. ut. or over. he admitted.
Ml, l3Ailt1'yne mnyed 70 AMtnh hT nIlng tho
per cent Of fadn,lasion At o.; Amendment io.t:
,nt4s,on 10 Tho lllRn choo! this exan1nal!on Al
7Ins c. ut. was lhtn put ana carried.
Ar. Leavslt, chairman OF tue uommtttee au fho
q as 70 s e. Me
schooi: Azublh Dodge. Nei!ie Lusk, Eds Gould,
Mary MAMMAL, Adsi,no Abel: kl'e 9; hsn. sn
tosd H. 81. Eenno.s' ,.dn n''fs s.,.s hse'S wnis IT,
Iat He',c bs1fet keti,e h1a E!sc H. W." sm.is. sarss
a. No,cott. Annie L. Cre.wcll. Jennie Mckinley.
sophie =. johns, Nancy Owens, CashaE1ne +. Heed'
vary J. Heading. SeEaph!uc Janot. Gfast Snet'
W Il wss moved that The Board proceed to tbs cleo
tlon OF Teachers. Carried.
Mr. nonneid moved to ao]ourn 10 Thursday, July
Nj. " Lesvsts moved to amerd by making the hour
X p. N; En.tsaa Of 81 n.
TIC original motion a. amended vas adopted and
D, n. J. l. P1ckABD, Secretary
, 1866-07-09
Genergl RDtlcEB.
Cholera Disarmed!
Tie Chief Causes Of PeSti1ence
Destroyed!

pr. z. C0CRTARETs D1S1SFECTIEG FLUIDS,
aecuy.d by Iettess psseot IN the Urtted StAtea Ard
France i1epsrrd solely hy to. New York Di.infect.
Ing q mrany. At thrIF L&boratnfy. hot LBS. 30u
am 3pts Henry street., n. /. 0nicc. ~ CedAf.st.
Gssa2,fsS q cns Sa Tn
pisiNFhcTisG X FIEiDs ;o1 seE rooms, nurseries,
uYtpAs water coAes1, p:t<ess ce.tpool teWeft knt-
te5s shps. ra.road* hortels prisons ano pnbic !n-
oo,.fns sstAblishmtata; Ill ktnes Of mAnuses uo..
rpen1tiy Increasing the value Of the l4ttt 10 every
fsrruef5 &uo wherever poisonous aud offensive Ettfs
eIi1t. These sgtntA 40 deodot1zeEse anEsept1cs<
nd odor8 by chemical py1ne1ples-esyi33 IA thsif
tLd not merely sb&oebtnis Of poisonous n
Futous TO utensll:u yn1eh tney ase uted. Ihe ~
tbese disinsrctants... Attached Rre teaumoua:s u
nfn.hets' ca be seen Il tae CompsaEs o1lct.
DnIyAx HoCsK. Albany. March. 70. 1865
TO The Pres.dcat q ne Sew York D.infeeu1 CO:
made many utxs Of d!sz fcctsnts. but uo~ co1stots
that VIC have fouad an aEEcse winch surpaA4es a4t
otness As remedy sgAlust Ill b4a odors = ~
SxT ToEK. april 9, 1855.
10 the President Of the SeT York Dfs1ufectinG Co.
prAH sIR: vi. pronounce II wtshoat exception 70 70
be he best We hare ever known. It's effect upon
every mailer u comp ete nd :n1tsntsnso1s: ron..
sr-N. B.-Tnese Distnsee tan,s NE n.ed Il {a TIE
eesvences uudcr direction otthc sanitary Police
o' X POWELL TaosRsoS. - edsTst.. NJ
Geressl and Sole Agents tor tho Unittd stAte5 soa
The Cansdak, to whom Ill orders should Ut ~
For xst by III Dgute1sts and General Dealers u TIC
United Staten and CAn461l- ne Np
, 1866-07-09
INTERNAL REVENUE.
A Few Statlstics--.0ur Gas and Street
Railroad Compauies.--Amuse.
meuts and Ornaments.-Na.
tional Banks.

VIC present the following table Of statistics u ex
hthticd By the books In the Office of the Assessor
Toi internal Rcvcruc for this district. The amount
Of Tx upon the Natiena! Danke Ia oniy TIE aseess.
ment on hctf dividends, ~ exhibited By their
monthly srports. The Gas and City Railway Compa.
nes, and tho Theatres arc represented In Reoas re-
ctipts:
GAS COMPANIES.
The monthly sale. and earnings Of the two com.
pans4 & IN tho city duunK the year ending MAy 81,
1s66, were rrpoHcd N folIows 10 The Asscss0T OF
internal Rcycnuc: ~
, 1866-07-09

sounc wornan OF respectable appe france, was, on
Ia uruas aecused before Justice MtIlikeu OF steal
apparel from the honsc Of g. $. Whitaker, No.
1.0f4 Wabaeh avenue. 4 number of dresses and
skirs, which had been missing, were traced TO yu-
fi1us pAw1tapps. where. II il taId, The girl sold
ti1tm The ca. { WIS continued until Monday, ball
bling hzsd at $500.
, 1866-07-09
Markets by Telegra ph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Special Desratch to the Western Associated Pres

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EKw YoR6. July !.
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The following Is tasitw Of the PRINCIPAL featurts
ofthe market fos the week:
FLOUR. ...... ....
There has been .uode1nte degree OF activity at tho
cose. There was 4 good export demand Tor State
dous. Pr1ces have been unsettled md Irregular. We
quote extrA State at <;.s3888o: shipping Ohio At
~ 25oI13a: St. Louis e1tzas al &ls.ooa1s.0o Some
new crop treble extra nour aola for s:o1o PEI hfl
WHEAT.
The market has been dull ard Irregular; prices
hare declined 5ltc bushel FOR epstng wheat. Hold
ets Of choice amber. owing to the ANAL stock On
hand have insisted on full priess Winter wheat is
unchanged.
The1e has becn brisk demand. INT the market is
unsettled. The inquiry has been speculative. ricrs
have advanced from &C t6 SC b1shel. Th: market
coes nfm R6c to sc Tor unsound. Ssc to PC ior
new mixed wc9tcrn..
roEK.
There has been but little change. The inquiry has
beeu OF a speculative character. The market c!osts
Dim. 1t s3i IS to 20. 90 for mess.
DEF.
There has been fa'r Iobbtug deuapa, but no change
IN islcee.
GET xxArs
llaye been dull, vi lh no change in prices.
bar declined about Kc an-c1osins .. -. 10 19xc
for No. j. 2oAc to 7ic for Western.
hiss been dull for all descriptions and prlcc a.c ION.
inal. There arc Is.sto tags OF Rio IN 1narke its
mostly Of poor quality.
COTTON.
The matket has been extremity dull. Prices h.yt
undergone matt rlsi change. though the tendency
has been III favor ot buyers. At cosc the markEt Is
htsvy ut sea SIC for Mlddl,nkt.
rETHoLErN.
Thcre bAs been fair demand for ctnde. The mar.
get c1oits tesc5 1t 7sHc. tseneu has been moro ec.
tive. rifces hare vs,led, closing n al adrahcc.
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, 1866-07-09
Illinois and Estch1EAn Canal.

Especial pespstca 70 the Chicago 1s1hune1
RxpdKfoAT, July 7-1p.m.
CL1AExp-uraautA, Antsilles, ~ btis salt; An,en.
can 6tar, LssAlIe. light; Bsneca. Seneca, light
sebaatopoi. Utlca. Light Johnstowu. Henneplo sa-
60 Rhlt &les, lo.too 1ath, 100 bris salt.
Aaul1KD-GeneralT Taylor. Lemont % yasd1 rubb,e
stoue: g. Gala. Leznont 20 ya.ds rubb. stona; ".
g. Gusnee Lemont. ~ yAtds rubh1s stons Iuyeat,xa.
TOT. Lemont. 50 ards rubbae stons; Lady Franklin.
Lamont. 20 yasds zubhle stone; Ailqupps. Isooot.
10 yals rubhla atone; ascut. Lemout, 80 yards rub
bic stone; z. Ruruham. Prison, 81 yards rubb1e
stooc: Notk lsuu, LasAlle. III tons coal; Defiance
Lockpos1. 1900 bu oatat II. q. CsEnenter, Otlsxs
A7oo b1 o8tG.
&. Ra1poxpok7, July 74p.m,
CLxAHKD-Rescu6. Lemont; 8. F. GaEe. L-nous !;
Lauy Frantjln, Lemobt; ". 8. Gurnee. Lenont: G,
l. Taylor. le1nont: 1nTeatlR ator. Lenont; J. b.
Preston, MoTtlss Jennie. Lockport 5000 bu wheat
Gold Rod. 0ttawas Deannee. Loctpolt, Is bs.s SALT
ARHfrEp-Dztll, 6outh 1ockport. 30 1ards linen
aon stono AlAhamA. Lockpart t000 bu oats 793 brls
nolF. D.'N b traus propeller Cashier, Lemont, 10
yards fuhhse 4tgpe,