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, 1866-08-21

0TFlcx OF TIE DAFT TBwcsE,2
Monday Evening, August H.
The following table shows the daily receipts Of Live
Stock fo- the week u to this erens As reported hs
tie Secretary Of the TnIon Stock Yard Company
Garlic Hogs. Sheep.
ansa5 san,s i,ie aad 1.st Mnpa4S: %stE 4S:.... ~
BEEF cATTLE-Sa1es to-dar embrace ~ head. at
ps3cee ranging from Tor Inferior Coxs <61 fuf
good stock Steerx.
The uscai quiet Of Noud2yH MARKET hxs oeea Va
f1ed today The weather wss beautiful. bus The at
1end2net of buyers. well the supply OF sse. was
slim. 70 thas transactions were NECESSARILY limited
Prices DO lot de, materially Ep the eo4aS saies OF
last week.
1ne following were the only entered sales:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY
Ego Cadssy sold NcDouAId head tals Steers, at
nE i: s :s Hoffman 70 headlight ses
Gteso.y = Hastings sold D. Holman % head 500
fscsE IT'D aHd and Tate1rd averaging 1usS g.
Md eola Vail - bead Coz. aad Heifezs, asezssns
WaliH Ok Mallory sold uonsn 81 coxa, asesas1as
Ns ~ At SIS: to McAuNen head stee.s, a1es7os
c1I.ssa seIa G!ksn.a I. head bu.caess Cows, AZ
St. John Brown sold McMunen S head stock stee-s
. aging S. Rs, 1t <s.3G
HoGs-eA1ca we're confined to-he4d. which xeet
fAken At ela0 for medium. to elao for choice Hoss
IT5ees range about tie At the closo Of las
| week. Ne note Lie following salea:
, 1866-08-21

Il Paxrolmou Shot Dead by a Detective.

IFrum The Dnda1o Express, Aus. III
a most lamcntablc occurrence took place
in this city last night, somewhere in the
vicinity Of eleven o'clock, which resulted in
The death Of PatroIman Edward Ackroyd. o
member Of the Frontier Police force, at the
hands Of Detective John White.
White and Ackrord were among the men
detailed Yesterday for duty at the Trotting
Course, and remained there until the close of
the Fnccs, when they returned az far as Cold
Spring, where White indu1ged pretty freely
In drink He camc down to tho civ with
home Of the other officers, and finally. as We
understand, started for home on Fulton
street, in company with Ackroyd, about ten
What transpired subsequently NAV be
stated ns follows: Two men, named Carr mud
4S;nnan: ';nn whsie passing near the corner Of
EMcago md Perry streets, saw two others
staadns talking together ia the street, and
WHsa IN within short distance Of them, Icard
man fel'. The other stopped and attemnted S to
raise him, asking him why he did not cet M.
and, being evidently much Intoxicated. til
, 1866-08-21

Efsfss-NeTc ~ ample supply at 199 fJr Bt:tctly
fresh ID loAt. au for ronnt mixed io&.. Thcs
Wr+ steady detsaht from !uca1 Gustouer Dpt aside
1Jnm tllh ffltfe H. nothing doing,
FRUITS AND NGTss-1he demand for Grcca
Ptaclr we're IN good f.4uei 1t prices ranging any
Etss from IL T. 8 q a,snstiin 70 quality ADD
good dtnhna and very 1fm. Dfird Fruits we're quiet
, 1866-08-21

a Cincinnati Pnrty 60 Sen-bathtnG at
Newport. IT. E.-T1.lerc4 Follow Them
and 1kIur Their Clothing of Upwards
0fEIOO.ODU.


ofs10O,OO0.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, August II
One Of the most daring and heaviest rob-
berries TINT has taken place for some time III
This country occurred nj Newport, Rhode
Island, few days since, in which party Of
gentlemen from this city were the victims to
ths 1nnc Of Sioo, 900 and upward: This
Whitley, franklin Hall, F. 7. Smith and S.
for1tus. These gentlemen were in attend
ancc at the Saratoga races, and during the
meeting were quite successful pccuniarily+
After tfc rnces were concluded, they decided
to visit Newport on trip Of pleasure and re-
fashionable watering Place.
Soon after their arrival, the party repaired
to the beach on tho STA shnre, and resolved
On bathing in the surf Of the salt water.
SuIting the action TO the wonl,' thcy un~
robetl themselves in the bathing apartments
on tho b.ncli and plunged inio the waves of
the Atlantic Ocean. Willie they were thus
enjoying themselves to titeir tnl,most bent, a
party Of pickpockets, who had doubtless
followed tllcnl from Saratoga, lcapcI over
tl'c partitions Of the battling rooms and were
SOON rining the pockets of the clothing Of
their contents, and obtained by their indus
try ncarly $loo, ,00G In money, check TN one
ai the Cincinnati national banks for SO, 900
and one for 81, ,o0o, and 4 notc Of hand for
S3.0O0, besides diamond pin valued Mt
E's4pOVt %AA 6EhE4i4 tA4u1ulC hAkEuGSs put4
etc.
When onr party returned and dressed t,lcm-
selves, tlieir astunish1ncnt ut the sudden
"rrcsto change" Of fortune may bc b.ttcr
Imagined than described. NJ others besides
the parties themselves were to be secss and
Of eoursc- n0 clue whatever was then to be
obtaiuel Of Tie thieves, who were very quick.
y made rich by dcXtcr'us management.
The party returned to the hotel and lnat1e
mention Of their loss to the police, but no
tidinss Of tue departed treasure could ,,c had.
They returned 10 Cincinnati day or two
tincc, and the, affair was entrusted to dctcc-
| tives to work upt''
On yesterday morning, ChicfoC.P Police Ruf
fin received two large envelopes through t.c
post ollice containing the pocActlooks,
| checks. notes, and other paper Of less value
These envelopes were post-lnarked s. Bos
ton," and beyond the address on thcir hack.
| gave no clue whatever by which the Thieves
could be identified. The thieves seem to be
content with their hnul Of ::rect'backs, dia
lm,Md pins, watches, etc., and concluded IL
hc generous and return the checks, t,otrs uni
l'rivate papers. 1t is exceedingly doubtful /
ever tl,c money and Jewellery are recovered
, 1866-08-21

1ltIIlt,I~.

The Caslsn>s1le F.et Democrat recommends
General El}ct, Of Bunker Hit, as the Untoa can
daa'c for Senator from the DI+trica comno<ed Of
Montgomery, Shelby and Christian. General Ellet
is well known by reason of his connection with
the Mississippi gunhoat service, and l. q son of
the famous Commodore Elfct, OF tho rain dcet,
which captured MeuspAfs. The disfrict il hard
one. but it IL not impossible to carzy II. Onr
friends in Chrislian and Montgomery Counties In
eist til.i :lcy can catry both Of those countiea-
THE Union nominee for Senator in the Cairo
District Is d. r. Mum, Of CaEso, rst-class man
in every respect Ills opponent is Ar- C. K
Davis. There is no Doubt Of the election of M..
&unn, The District having givcn Lis Unton ma
Jorfty In 1864. The following ,ras the vo.e hy
, 1866-08-21

The amount Of Plantation BtteEs sold In one yeaf
something startling 1hef would Ill Broadway ST
frt high from the T1zk to Fourth.t plate's manu
factory IL Of the institutions Of Sew York II Il
sa!d that Drake painted al the rocks In te Eastesu
States With his cabalisuc as. T-1S6o-L.,- and then
gui the old granny legislators to pass lav prevent
Ing dsngnsing the tace Of nature hlch gives him
monopoly. We do not know how this u, but vi dc
know that The Plantation Bets sr1 ~ 10 other artt
clc did Thc4 used b all classes Of the CON
mnnitJ, and are death on Dyspepsla-eert1in- They
very tnviEorattnE when Iansuid and weak, and .
great appetizer.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold b1 au drug
efs3
, 1866-08-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY


Infal-- 1sS-6s
In addition 10 the drafts from country bankcss ard
the mercantile demand At short dates, the Gosesu-
ment Was checking on the National Banks for
funde to pay OF the temporary loan, bearing dye
per cent intcseet, which the Secretary Of the TreA
sury has chilled In. at The sauac time notifying the
holders Of sueh certdeates, that on and after the
eGlh inst the interest will cease. Tho amount
Of this loan Ia tome <GS ,0n0 The Govern
meut deposits in this city On the I'd Juty last
were $Sse, %, A. per National Bank Statement
OF that date. To first class borrowers the market
was easy nj len per cent. but second class sud
outeIdc paper was ignored The street ra,es for
such on the t1rcct were 1Go1h per cent. per
month.
Exchange rus wcak and easier. Round lots OF
bnuEcts" sold al 5oc die. q par, with 1aore oser-
ing than on Saturday. Counter rates were also a
eladc casicr-toc dis. @ psr buying. and 1:oGp1-10
premium selling.
There was only moderate business done on the
Produce Exchange to1say. Flour was less sct1ve,
though without decided chan.c. New Spring
Wheat declined Sc; old No. i wae nominaliy 1c
higher Corn declined E@Ic- Oats were more
actise and tribe better. Rye was shade high
cr- Barley waa more active. Mess Pork IVES In
active. Highwincs were quiet. Groceries and
general merchandise were steady without any I'M
| pIoycmcnt in the volume ot business.
Gold was again lower In New York to-day. Il
opened at 1ssi declined to 1ts,s, aud closed al
| 14sS. The following dispatches were received b.
i Bpyd Brothers, gold brokers:
, 1866-08-21
EhoieFa-The Collapse Stage.

In ls;3. Wills, Resident phssician of the St
i se ahsa q epRosniss
combination 81 drugs or medicines in ,bs trnst-
Inent Of AsfAdc cholera Tha fnllosinc nScsrxi.s.
ttou p1ored moro eutcesetul tn the advanced sta9e
OF tic disease than sny other: e'15s
II. Ansk: calome17 gum canphos ca ! dram i.
tannfc acid. 20 gralns; mix aud divide in,o tweisr
powders. and give Que every hour.
Dr. Blake Of 1.ondun, the Professor Of Aaa,omv
in the St Louis University, wss the au1lsos Of liz
abore prescription. More persons fn St Lonis
recovered from the collapse elage Of cht,erA aftes
prescription II. X. s., H. D.
, 1866-08-21

an 1ifainC the kettle from The dse eeaIdet my.
eeIf very EcFcrely-one hand almost to crisp The
torture Was u1beaeob1e. The Mexican Nos.
tang Eminent relieved the pain almost Immediately
It healed rapidly. aud len vesy little scas.
-Cnt.- FoeIEH, 20 BsosI-st Phf1ara.~
This is merely sample ot what the NusranG L.ni.
ent viii d. 1t IL Invaluable In al eases wounds
s~elngs. sQsaIns, cuss hruises. sQas1ns, g. either
upon man or beaE-
Beware Of counrerfeic. None Is Eenuine unless
wrapped In tne steetp1ate eGTar1ngs bearing The Sig
nature Of G. " We*tb1ook, Chemist and the 1-fco1e
ktan1p Of DExAs pAvH Co. Ncr Yosk.
SARATOGA SPELSG WATER, sold bF al dug
cikt9.
, 1866-08-21
LiTI:l T.

In The afternoon the gra!1 markets were quiet.
There were buyers OF So.1 Corr in store at 5Gs::c
with sellers At 56stc- Whu 1t was quiet hut firm
with saes of lOCDG i,u No. fold} y, S. at 81 GS
For future lot Of ,oo0bu changed hands nj Il a.
seller %.
a deepatch to Motee's Merchants Exchange.
dated Liverpool 18th, ria Cahle to-day, quotes as
follows: cottun qntet 'lnd steady. sales 900
bales. 3uddlng upland= 1sasd. Breadstu11s firm !;
Western Mixed Corn. 6s I'd. Provisions dali
Consols, 6sA Fiyc-Twe niics, Es.i.
, 1866-08-21

Wbax Did Itf-A young lady. returning 10 her
country home After s,tousa Of few months In Sc~
for, was hardly recognized By hes friends. In p.sce
of rutrc. fnshed faee, she had tot ruty complex
Ion. OF aloTt marble eEoooshnea. and instead Of q she
really sppea5ed but H. She told them plainly She Used
Hsg1ns Ma<nca Ealna and would nor be without II.
Any lady can improve her personal appearance verJ
much BY using tais Asrele 1t be ordered Of aaE
Druggist tor only 20 Cents
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by al DeoS-
ctxts,
, 1866-08-21
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


sr,- fr,o7 x.,,e.s4 -. ''-:''''-"''-aa1s.-
l.aTI q. T. bridges bay Ctfy. SO N lumber,
nsrs hsrk Aaie Ms4 4attsT. FSatiEg " n lUtof,es
EarE Cl5sa Pa:kts. aI1caas Is e i1raht1 as c'as"
H1op -. Itnesdell St1nd Haven. s1-sirIes-
frup fup Wenons- W Clss:lsni. :; su;ndries. tSlesass
Prop Badger STATE. Buffalo. euadties.
1Sop A'@t5 s'e"Ast' osana Aast72' s10ds3es-
cLEARED...........,,.Ap .Apscs,a H.
s:mr Orion. Manitexce. sandtiet.
f10p sJptenscnn sn,on.on 1.v % 91gds 1aie;
Prop LadT Ffankiie. St Joexph. sundrtes
FIR eks {1on;.i Madst sop roEt Hn51u; 1unds1s
Prop nsnno. Maatfesi. snad9ita
r. na!k II: iixde e! @ e; GashsIine. = os9 hu com
BsfE CITY of Tie sirsltss Bstisias 1snSbaa M Is no.o
BEiE Stasaight. 1Gttato. y oJ bu cosu+
sehs pMaaas; Mases. tsjalS suaaio. ''''0o Oh eofn-
schr Bornie Doom. Dutalo, 11.oN bu cosn
sehr eSr yesSie M Anaess1n. b11s3o: G5oo bu cas1~
schr L. Il. Iioa4: Burale ii ID In corn.
sehs Sabob, Buffalo. so1ooa bn cosn-
Memoranda
The weather to-day was cool md delicious, and
business on the river WAS quite active, a. Mondays
always are In lhc esr5 part Of the day The lur1-
ber veszels At the market nearly b1pcsRded the
river. and rugs found no time to lay up. Toward
The 1atte- part of the afternoon = due southwest
breeze sprung up and the sessels that arrived ste
SATURDAY evening took advantage Of the opportu-
nifty and departed. Aside froro this nothing wor-
thy Of notc has uanspired.
The schooner Ithaca of Muskcstuu with a carro
, 1866-08-21

Howe's Patent Truss Bridge,
Roofs x Turn Tables.
Timber Of xny stze Or length furnished to order.
Bridge constantly haul Dock and Bridge
BoiN made TO ot1eT Timber Of Az SIZE pinned and
eaHed- Yard md 5Mu 7:kI and 743 South ClaSk-st
Office Sc DeatboEzrss. +. o. Boz 3016, Chicago, Ill
, 1866-08-21

TINlON PACIFIC RAILROAD OPEN
FROM OMAHA 10 EEARSEf, 20 miles west
Of Ihe Missouri River
Ereat Overland HAIL. Exprcss and TeIe-
graph Route.
On md stser AogusE aoth- 1s66, The Cnaon Pacific
Railrosd Eifl Eao tail5 FAsoSU and Freight IIalos
herxeen o-rAha aof ktsluey.
ptfttr connections EEx1de It 0ta1hx EfE Western
ktage Eomran<'B Mall coache9 10 zaE Epm the chi
f.sS I'D Ne S9r16xsss N!.;ss!pe I'D Missouri: and
packets to And Euu St. 1oseph, St Louts, and III
points On The Missouri HTef-
Gzy's Overland MAiE and K1p1t<s3 Coathts fog reny
salt 1ake and ~ potnts e Colorado. Etsh, 1daao,
The stteuton Of the public Z particularly cstlal 70
the opening q sne Gfr.f Platte Valley Eoure e naIea
west uf thE Alka1uxl
The Gnlo1 Pxcinc Railroad is equpped WITH new and
Esstc4As4 coaches, freight c1sr md engines FaSse
EeTp may rely close CONNECTIONS East and Wtx and
shippers ASSURED that all ntightA Will receive ds
patch and c1sCtu1 handling.
SAML- B. FEED.
General Superintendent Otu1ha, Sths44ka.
SS1DER
1865 Ge1e1A FztiShE and Ticket ASent.
, 1866-08-21

tJ1OkOEAIS FDit ElLLlNG AND
or11cr or 1.aE boaEn Or rynhtc wasksa
s ses9sa aas'f s. ~ e. &c s.rd Of
Public Mosks at aAeir Oee. nntil ii =: Monday.
ksfst a ds'3ts a to Rsas 6
esitSas s;1s On ta @ &c 4 ssEsp p!se II;
SSsk S %osois. texa I'd bief L NRfa2e.
ai!ry il n.oek II, rrse. Sec. Is Addition.
A1t! n n HIT Eoskf a9a + SsheeI ses A Ade.!o9
Alley Il B!ucls "a and ,5o school SEC. Addition.
AAIs: a e ssf h:stE "; 25',!* ~ i
,TaTs Of Esyment xn IL s;aisd in said spedaes~
ass ~ 3 cent 'e0 re-
Al.o sos alliaE s5aaos ~; plsnias The ae! Enn~
Johns,sa.. Eee*sts ss,r.s s'is.n. % te psid Isl
fsop rs srcy!3l aastssneat 1esiei fur tae sa1lc WHEN
TSoSos:1s Vi" { Ieec..ea for .ny or OF the above.
ssss sse - "a Is aE ii az IT,
r., Sss;S AZ & fss1S } 35s
Witt - 0e ca.e may be. anh bc accompanied with the
nsns tao bona with surcsies to tr appsorel bS the
.eeoTdsaes :isa esnions q 81. ns t,
= s I s T sfas
Is tTasts orihs snd Ia sacisas pesnaias
fKEp: LKT2
Aatot19Iot ao1t0 OK fnplc Nosks
DROPOsALS FOR DREDGING AND
l. D0CElNG AT o9pES SLIT
osf1CE OF the HoaEp or FCBIIc WnASs,2
Eta1cd Proposals VIII be srceIrea py tie H,ssa' OF
t1nlic Nosks At their Once until II T. Monday,
A,TSust ,,S z:1h Il saf ,he Dressing aad Ioekias = Ogden
e1ssttdatiops on nle at SAID ot1ce-
se sF ses EaFa for The
P71poaa1s must Be addressed 70 the Board Of Public
MorSs endortsd -Prepossl Or Dssts1nE md psckias
Board
The board The right to rrsecs any bid not In
~ Tiin M tae nI'2slons e tals
unless he party offering il eha give evidence satac-
tort to the Boafd mat he has the necessary skill e1pe
1o9i. e sa1 ah aans r. +
~ }hESl IS SiSSELE ST4z:
aas1ess'a1os Board u Public WORKS.
| DROFOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
l. OF sEHE9. IN Metil:EGoRsF-
Sealed proposals VIII be Irceised b ihe Taard Of
Public w1sSs a t1e.E otsee. nu1A u J. NJ, NonaAy,
tthl fret sewer II Stereos at1eet. from Stewart
enae to DEen slp. according to pans and yptc1dca-
rraHoeaie must * a.sessea to the BoesA ct Public
Nosks endorsed Proposals for AcGresor street Sew
accordance with the conditions Of this sd4eEtsenet
Or 70 sefect al bids and no proposal Will b. acr<
unfess The party shall give evidence sasIc,
x1s1ee. eIer and ability Gr doing The xorE sass
worthy. AID has sufndent pecunlary resouEcsas:
~ f,ts1s e GiFSgELe l2
nu16-4Qtdt RoAss3 OF iut.Ae wntk1-
, 1866-08-21

Lyon'e Extract of Pure Ja1naIca Ginger
foT Indigestion SauseA, Heartburn. Sick Headache,
Cho!esa Aorbua &c, where warming. genIAl stInau-
lart required 1 careful preparation and eartsc p1'
s1s5 makes it cheap and reliable Article tor culinary
purpoees Sold eyetJ here, At 50 cents PET bottle
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, cold By nj Drug
E1&t8. E2s2ss1 11st-sA 7 III
, 1866-08-21
r ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY.

Al Auhurndsle, Mau., tn miles from Boston OF Tor
ester EaiLoad- Eight honss' rfda from Ser yoEk
Albany -Four yeafS Classical Co1tsc. Special Advan
txses In French Painting and Music. For health
beauty Ard moral nincnee location Fal
1eEm begins ScptsMber s0th- E1mbcr HNltel 70 Ef1J
MS1p81+lSfrTtG&A&Sp
, 1866-08-21

InE s1ocK TARp An11s1Ax WELL has now
been sunk 10 the depth Of about 10 feet, the lsst
l5o feet having been sunk through cIystallized
quartz. The worE Is progressing at The rate OF
about dye feet per day.
, 1866-08-21

HeimetreekH Unsuitable HnIr CoIoF3nz hsz
bcen steadily growing IN favor for ovef twcnt; years.
acs upon the ahsobnts II tho roots Of the hs and
changes 1t is original color By degrees. AL tnstsn
taneous dyes de4den Aod n!uEe the h2lf Heinsteets
sol p11. but Is certain II its results promotes IT.
growth End Il beautiful HAIk DHEs61a. Price 81
cent? and $lno- Sold b{ an dealers
SARATOGA EPRSG WATER, sold by al D.rS.
E54fH.
, 1866-08-21
New York Stock Market.
C1oetnE prices for cash Aursft - 1sesecrsd t,r Jc


MONDAY Errs1Sa, August %, 1864.
The following tables ehow the receipts md
shipments Of produce during the past fortF.eIsht
Loure:
, 1866-08-21

The Grand TTanE Railroad Il ta1ns F1ou. to Eossoa
paa saa bstiors a;e : 20 slq r. e. eai + m f
70 IB55eI%fTs 1s H
Saeh. COLUMBIAN, and BARK sScronta CON, At *: pfo
s.sis 1t ias sts sta s sao eas e
a'f "a sia e b1. ,s, ~. n,,.
s% Fisid.r aad l0l his = 81" 4 E?5o: i@ 6!is
&. EsIsS EE.s.iee a1I:, nei asmedas s:aSs; s.
ftss ! 8 95s 3;, 1e sss r.
Lillian" 10; 1oe nEis 1ss caaea- Il EoSs; ia
e &c e e. SEQ aas 5 81: 81:
Ssfes M = 32 Ss9; i I9e I'll ~ IT n.ed At ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s;is:o r saiPPed, saes. su
en is.s ID ss 9 ss
q i & I :? as xsi / a{<a I; + 8
:H +. = 81 g en On sF7eSs g e na t % 4. 4
By ko. = tllDclosnE STEADY al.ss f1r No.
e. d9s - f5E Re s2sne 9d Is Spin e.
este ii o i se11es e aess ass nsa So ;.
e 81 sess Sc si1p q ss su-
u ~ dssasd N M a9te sa1s, se5s: aEs = =, sEoas SIS
e s9 e q i s L Z @ q q q 4
4sI c: Il: 81 Do At sc; 5W bn white IT :se 3o1
e e e :: 81 r Sso & :! $S IT, e es Sa ill., @
= Ss Sb .ts b q .Se
q eikTEssSssa saSs 4 rs en: shipped ~ eu
s Sa.s ss 1ss = e 81 si Ss sS Ss
Is a e su e e. s Il a' oo % oAas Aflo.1
.lsss Ss g ri ;seEe e se i 81 s!'ss' M
.Iisi nh5EnseE jE: se3 Es - II? Iii ;a'sef ss e p
Si 4'S @ r. Eoed Nsr - a 9e; 2oo' hu iates7os 4; SIC
ALCGH0i-asssef t aomina1 at sAsssLs.
ksT 1eminai al sisoo5siao iaf bssa, and &57ee 70,
j
, 1866-08-21

Local Stocis were firm and in active demand at
I for Cook County se, and S. for Chamber Of
. Commerce There arc no Chicago City - On the
market The last to1es In Boston we're made at
GHt.
Ptvate dispatches received from Eev York to-
day, announce the failure OF C. C. Parks l. Co.,
owing to excessive gold epecnla.1ons. The same
fi1m. IL will be remembered, failed here In Deto-
her, 1sGi- in consequence Of extrayasant opera
uons Iu Stocks.
At q meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF The
Northwestern National Bank, held on Saturday.
Col. c. G. Hammond being about to absent
himself from the city for come time. resigned the
position Of President, and George sturgea, Esq,
resigned the position Of Cashier. Mr. George
sturscs was subsequently elected President, aud
hr. John DeKovru was appointed Cashier, to Ill
the vacancies.
In the Tn1HrsE OF this morning was given
detailed account Of the disastrous con1asrat1on
which occurred on South Water st1eet, between
Wabash and Michigan avenues, Oh Sunday morn
ing. The following ia summary Of the Insu-
ranee on the properly destroyed together with The
probable loss as far as can be ascertained to-day:
yA.s not..s, ME1sNAY CO., 81 AND 81 6oUxH wA1fp
, 1866-08-21

ReesipH. ehIpmene.
ss:s 5sss 3asa S:lsSs
DtVQ ISL 4N
Fon TIE wEEk.
Lumber. ......--.-.....-......--2i.92t0U 1In3U 90
SA!1S5tS Ss..-.---.--....-.-.-..~ sp{11O 4,99SGl
Ann 4.Ets,UV 13AQ01
There Is no Visible change in the general features Of
the mA.ket- This morning there were Sootly num-
bcT Of Light cafsots On the MARKET which sold readily
at full values.
Sales ,o-dsy Include the following:
Cargo eehr '"hi.iwtnd- from Mnskeeou. 10 m X
strips. balance mixed. at s13-5; careo schr Ardent
from 4tnskesrn 20 n lumber. good tIl strips, At
1850; 50 nj lash At $40; cargo schr Rose Dousasa
from sinkkeon 60 m sttipe. balance mixed mill
at $oo, 30 III long olst and scaatllng At $.&nQ; cargo
kchr Denmark. from MrnoHinee, y grips bal
ance coasFe Mixed at klsn0; cazgn schz c. Harrieou
from Mantstet 100 strips balance coa.se Mixed at
Has; CARGO schF Persia, from Black Lake, . m
pPpern At $36l1; CO III toNMon mixed 4 strirs:
at als0o; = IN ~" 5aweI Shingles At $5-5;
cssxo schr Lewis Lndneton from Sturgeon Hay, In m
deck u1sts and timber. hold boards and scaotls
at $lso; u IN 1a1l. at sZ5 cargo schr Alte, from
Au.ktgoE s. III stftps. balance boats, nt 4o0 caF-
50 schr Clipper CITY. from Mnskegpn, 10 m joIsts ad
scantln;. nt tl73: cargo echr Hroude. from Moores
M.ll. kalamazoo. % m strips, Balance poaEls st
strips. balance Mixed a1 sl9t; cazo schs Coval
Grand Rtre, 1n n common RATED, strips, at &lsM
70 III 1Ath at Si.no: cargo schr A1w1c from Graud
Haven. 20 N. At $500 for uppest, AID balance at
fis-no; cargo schF Mary, from Grand Haven, - m u
rtsr 1af1ed. At s1.la cargo schr Jaso1 Parker, from
ysniStce, Is m long saved timber, at f9ln1: = n
loszte and scaoslfu at $isoo 10 1ath, stno;
60 srhr Girsey. from AanIstee, 50 long sawed 11p1+
beT n ts1 81 m boards strips. stantttnE aad tosts,
II <1s3o i M lath, At ta0o; cargo schr Sea Gen. from
Two Iuse1s. 70 n mixed MILL ru at flss3; 80 N 1sth
II A1o.
, 1866-08-21

Late The fact that this Stale can stand III ,sc
1I*'wninE nut or drying M than any t:hcr
NA+AlE Ill lHN CnJnn. e.:
, 1866-08-21

f3u1E HeMt9-Sothlnc 3o1nE.
Eard-pr1l at 143e0c fo- s1Sa1tr, kod &c f1r VIII
ter rtpGezrd Leaf
~EED-Exceixed ID Isl tt' Is: shipped, aaGm -.
TIm0thF Seed-Iu good demand and steady It ST.
rrday'e decline sale Nest: 80 bags At $1: ST bags
Il %4.lp; lit bags II 1850
Flax seed-saIes Ee1e: % bse. prime st $50.
Glover ..ecd-Sothluei doing Market nominal
A AtT-1eCxi%e Cd, nnne; shipped. AZ h.ts. MARKET
steady. sales 100 bzis il {330 I'd htls 1t tz 4
no br1s Ia lots 1t S.<xS3l5Q. We quote:
, 1866-08-21

All who yalue beautiful he5d Of hsir, and tt
preservation from premature ha1dne<a and turnlns
Ess. will not cI to use Lyons celebrated Kath1izpn
mikes the hair rich, eos and EioAey. efadcaie4 dan
dfu and csutes the hair grow with luIutaot hesu
+. 1tls sold everywhere.
E THOMAS LYON, Chemist. =. =.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold b5 an drug
, 1866-08-21

The pEestie.t thing, tho "s*cctost thing and the
ott Of fr tho 1eakt money. It oyereomes The odo.
Of reEsrt1attons soteas ad 4s deiicacy TIC skin
Is delightful perfume; A1Fs headache and innan1ma
tion. and Is necessary eonpanaon In the sick room
in the nu1zs1. and upon The toilet sldeboard It CAT
be obtained everywhere at one dollar PET bottle.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY MI drug
rfStH.
, 1866-08-21

Here tho market opened at 14s, declined to
1i;1a, and closed III 1i7ss. Silver was nominal at
1s3HlaS-
Governments were flrmcr and with few c1-
ceptfous, prices were ehade better throughout
The list, We quote:
, 1866-08-21

eonvtnced that saoamc H. Dual can tc The past. pro
ffnt and future: Also ssa0x your fature husband oi
hsIp!ncas. Being The seventh asughtsr of stventt
dsuxhter1 Sainsr has gifted her With this wonderful
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, 1866-08-21
E1uratinnat.

nTADAlIE G. MEARt,
4Q a.t4 MAdlAon-Av- New York.
VIII Feopen ntf FRENCH AND ENGLISH Boasdtue
and Day Ethoo1 September nth.
Ame.C. II. Will be NJ home 4fH September 10Th. e
receive pesooa applications. All previous to rnxt dstt
by uatL r91I s.
, 1866-08-21

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