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LOCAL NEWS,

TRIALS AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS This
morning, IhOs. SOrrelI, cOlOred, was brought
out Tor trial before Superintendent Richards.
he having been arrested by detectives Kelly
and BIgley, upon a charge OF bUrglartoHsly
entering the house Of Dennis COrcoran. on the
night of the lith Of October last. and steal
ing about $500 in gold, silver, and paper
money. The evidence i'll this case was Insult
fcleRt, and the case was dismissed.
SOrrell was also charged with assault and
battery with intent TO kill Samuel J. Ireland.
cOlored. In this case il appeared that on
the 18th OF December last Ireland was standing
In billiard room, when SOrrell suddenly
entered with two others, and without saving
word threw paving stone AT Ire
land, which missed him. ireland ran.
and SOrrell threw another, which struck
Ireland on the back OF the head. cutting him
badly. Ireland ran three squares, pursued BY
SoTrell, and at last escaped by being taken into
friend S house. The counsel Tor the defence
said be was prepared 10 show that ireland
had been sending Improper messages 10 Sor-
rell's wife: but the testimony of Sorrell's wifi.
could not be take;A- and SorTell was held %
bail in 500 for court. Pink jackson. the no.
torious Pink, who was arrested by the same
detectives for selling cigars supposed 10 b.
stolen, was brought out for trial. There being
no evidence against Pink the case was dis
missed. Mr.. Samuel l.. Phillips appeared .oI
the defense in all these cases.
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by SBEEN WILLIAMS, 1pc,ioD.s-.
" Do. $50 corner Itk aL,h ID sfrsats ~, q

HogsEnoLD FURNITCRE on EIGHTH ST
PA mEEN AND lists. NORTH, Ar PUB,
On THURSDAY, the 25;a instant At 10 o nlo.k
m, We shall sell, az No. 3s2, the fsIlowiSz att
Walnut Ssfas, Chairs, Takes
Looking GLASSES, SidebOzsds, whstnot
Walnut and NJ ahogsDy Dcessipg BUrsaas
Washstsnds, Wsrdrobes,
Bedstesds and MsttrsssAs
CARPETS, Oil CLOTH, Croc kerry and Glass yara
Cook stove. Psrlor and other Stoves
lot OF Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which we dam NINA
essaTy TO enar7erate.
Terms cash.
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R1 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctiaueers.
II no. sac, corner OF It'll and b streets.

AUCTION SALE OF TWO BRICK WARE
HOUSES on lease; ground rent at SIS per mouth.
lease has three years 20 run. on the corner OF %
street west and street north, en- SATURDAY,
the 18th inst, At O'Clock D. m, IN frsnt OF the
premises, 20 be sold without reserve.
Builders will lind it 20 their AdyAutsgs 20 attend
the sale. GREEN a WILLIAMS,
ap4 Auctionesrs
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RY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Aaotiousors.

AUCTLON SALE OF A FINE BUILDING LOT,
FRONTING ON SOUTH STREET., BE
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SHEETS, ISLAND.
TN MONDAY, the 3Jth instant. at q clock D
m, on The premises. We shall sell Lot No q, IA
Square No 3S3. having 70 feet front By Us feet
dee .. 10 . - feet inches alley
Terms One hall cash; balRBce SIX and twelve
months. secured by deed Of trust on the preni-
All conyeyanclng and revenue STAMPS 81 tue csst
OF the purchaser. Sc down when sold.
ap2id GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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ap 2a-6t

he - The OrP5dHS Of MichasI Corningt0n
sscsGSsd christopher Canmack Sen'r Guar,
Dian OF said orphans, having reported to the Court
tbat on the 18th day of March last after due neice
OF the time. place aud terms of sale lac sold and
Glsposed OF the interest OF said orphans i'm this
Ssl1 OF Lot No. /, OF j Davidsens subdiv sion of
square No. l6l, and improvements, in the civ az
Washington. to Patrick COnroy, for the sum Of
$50 and that the said purchaser has complied
Win the terms OF sale il is therefore this 2Ist day
OF APRIL lS56. ordered by the Court that said ssis
te; and the same is hereby ratised ami Confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the l9th day cf May next: Proridsd a cony ~ tbis
order be publis hed once a week for three succes
siye weeks in the Evening Star prior to said day
WI. +. PURCELL
Judge of the Orphans C0nrt
true copy-Test: H. g. ROBBINS
ap "a LAVISH ReCistsr az ~ III.
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sp .4,d GREEN WILLIAMS. Au,,.
RY JAMEs-C. McGUIRE & Co., AacIioDssT,

TRUsTEEs sALE OF A DESIRABLE LOT
ON II EEET, NEAR C0RSSR or APP.
=, On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. April gl.t. at
ta O'Clock, on the premises. by yistua az 49, -
trust duly recorded IN Liber J. A s. No Sc SoI,o.
is ahd ia shall sell Lot L. Square 81 frcntiDs
. feet on south side of north L street 30 49,
corner OF 90 street west runuir ~ baak loo g., =,
81 feOt alley, with sewer ruEndng threues ,hs
lot. 0~s. INC
Terms: One half cash; res:dne in six month.
with interest, secured by deed of trns, US -
the property Ceuyeyancing az purrb .ser a -.
koBERT A. WATERS, TrrstsS
1I-tifs 80 49,.
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OFFICE OF CLAGLTT SWEENEY.
" PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU
EoK sALE-Seyen HORSES Of sunsrior am.

NO harke- Space. Second FOOr.
For lie, ia great bGrgainD LARGE BRICK
HOUsE, Ten rooms. well located. $500 feet of
ground, for 81 ,CO0. Terms easy 81 23-lw
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FOR sALE-le' Pine SCAFFOLDING POLES,
4 from 35 10 A. feet long. Will be sold cheap in
lots 10 Init purchasers. Apply to A DAVIS, 40.
L street, between 9TH and Sth ap2Ist~
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A STATIC CHOLERA,
"A IT'S CAUSE AND TREATMENT,
BY +. A. BURRALL. II D.

~, FLlCt q %, Tree BY mail,
ne ooIect OF this work is to bring togeth in a
ConuehSeu Iorn. the more prominent views
especially OF recent authorities. with regard to
TINS fearfuliy Interesting disease. Accommodating
evidence goes 70 prove that kind Providence has
paced even This great sCouree among the number
OF preSentaole diseases. Every one should read
this book. Just published
PHILIP & SOLOMONS
ap Hb 332 Penn
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Rs THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
eonsel uence OF the rain until FRIDAY AFTrR
MUM, A Pill 9Th. same hsur and place
ROBERT A WATERS T-r...
ap4 J. c. MCGUIRE co A..
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report Of comptse National Affairs IN favor OF adopting
Resolved Thd the comptrocr be he Is hereby auiho
riisd aud direce 20 draw his warrant in favor OF William
bells ysS 1896 ana February 2, 1896 appears per
Resolved That the Comptroller be he is hereby autho.
raed and directed 70 draw his warrant n favor g Rabs
MSa Mi s sTd 9 0 s sS q go 6.
to account Of city sont.nsencss anu INC 'A'n'
Councilman Kosrnn moved that the Board do now I'D
Which was lost.
Affirmative Councilmen Keenan,, Long Flynn Robinson,
o'Bren nartman Brnkman Roster Watts Keech. Green,
Mackay, Tyng Thomas Halloran, Roberts, Pullman, Het
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white-i
and Thirty third street. between Fourth and Eighth
Report OF Committee on National Affairs, to procure
''1 Which was Laid over
AGAIN RESUMED
be discharged from the further consideration OF
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
New ss Of Sq1ss
n SAID regiment FOR music for parades ith July 1888 and
petition said taken from and charged to ap.
' When was ' car rss ''nunSenc'e'
Councilman KrEcn moved that the Committee Finance
be DISCHARGED from the further consideration Of resolution
Resolved That Comptroller and he is hereby author
berth FOR he 500 being for music isEs on the
occasion OF the celebration OF July 1865 at East Houston
street square and also at West Houston street square, and
charge the same to its appropriate account
Which was carried.
And the laid over
Councilman KrEcn moved that the Committee Finance
be discharged from the further consideration OF the esou
ton OF tho Board OF Aldermen to bill OF Manahans Band
for music on 4th OF July, 1868
Which was carried.
And the same laid over.
Councilman OBRN moved 10 suspend the rules for the
purpose Of calling up -, being resolution a. olows;-
Resolved That the Counsel the Corporation be and he
hereby directed 10 take the necessary legal open,
according law losh and Tooth streets from tho Third ave-
noo tp the Harlem river
TIE motion 20 suspend the rules carried.
Councilman KEENAN, moved that the Board do now
adjourn
Which was lost
Councilman KEENAN, moved that said paper be recommt
ted 10 the Committee Street Openings with instruction
10 make report thereon.
Which was carried
Councilman KrKSAs moved that the Board do
adjourn
Which was carried
Whereupon declared that the Board stand
adjourned thursday, the nth inst ut O'Clock, p NJ
EDWIN NJ lAGERrY, & Jerk.
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Board or Councilm en-.

OFFICIAL.
STATED sEssfdN-MospAY. May h-2PM.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment In their cham
PresenJ Wilson Green Esq, President in the chair.
and ,ns ssnen Loas s,com Flynn Robinson
oBren Costello, Hartman. Brnkman. Roster, Watts
Ksssn Welt m.,,l Masasy yss Thomas ha0ran ROBERTS
The minutes Of the preceding meeting were read and ap-
proved.
BY Councilman HAtLoRAs:- ..,
Petition properly TO have built In 10th
Which referred TO tae Committee on Sewers
hs.oiscd Thai the Counsel to the Corporation
% ss sna n ahs e 70
Printing House square and said street when 20 widsned
way said stree, 70 % n,y feet wide Tor is
Which Was referred TO the Committee on Streets.
so~ea ,ha Jam"s N and Daniel K,pe.man have Der
mission 70 regulate curb aud Gag in front q Their grop.r
FIN street on the aorswesi corner o. the street the
10 be done at their expense and under NE drccoon OF
the stree, ire Commissioner missioner
AID Thre,h and ON. Hundred and thirty Orr. street. DO
the ss % Ss dome under The drscon o. the Street
u" w ia', was referred TO the Committee on Roads
w Conncarnan COSTELLO, q.
Bria sss f.rosS. ssAso aa%s.r ,yo
Eighth street the same 70 be done under the direction OF he
which adopted.
That permission be and the same hereby given
e aaa x. p s,s ma o o
Hundred .nS sr & and SaS.
The dlIss,on q the Street c'% m s
to the Committee on Roads.
IN. resoiu,ion was then adopted.
BY Councilman THosAs-
,s
fenced under the direction % tho stree. cemmssoner
which va. referred % ihs canmi,.es Pubic Health.
Rs.o"sa That permission Be aud tn. same hereby ry.n
e esss: s Il a 2 q saf ON
sr !. ss sen'' and under the a's'a o. we
ass .'sss y ;s: Il. an: ss.
s,,y day. after the passage Of this rssslus'on"
The resolution was then adopted.
one sns snS f sss
ns's is sads err
sesrsd 2 me cc.miies on Lamps and oss
TIE resolution was then adopted.
Es.oy,a fRs, ss esn. 10 IN. Corporation b. and b.
as r. 'S H. sss
ahn and 'sss sas s'sn sr ss" y sn M
Councilman HANrnAS moved that aid resolution BE- laid
which was carried.
Resolved That sewer constructed in Seventh street
ss @ . avenue 3 ne s:%s Y :. done %
| Which was referred 70 Committee on sewers
by Councilman KosTKs- =.
Rssolyed That drinking hydrnnt he placed on ~
northwcst corner OF BrOos aud Eas Streets the 70
| done under the direction Of The Croton Board.
| which was adopted
| Nv Councilman WATTS
Resoigrd That the sidewalks IN Ninth street. between
avenues and D. be tagged -four feet vide where neces
| sary
nesnvcd That thirty nlnh street. from Fih % srsl
avenues be- paved with Belgian pavement under ne DIRE
lion Of the CrCtn Aqutu Department. sud t1at he ~
| COM snylng ordinance therefor be aiopteds
| Which was "a q over.
|
| ~ Councilman ROnirsoS--
The Memorial Of The WSmens inlrmsry Association
4 Pending the r~adinf Of The same,
Councilman BrAcos moved thai We further reading " %
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ynn saappSp osdSsy Iy T nsT hs
Alderman Reilly called up General Order M iA<' 0sns
Clerk the Ssu ne d be se q
each member Of tho Common Council 10 their respective
& 81 &c
the fSI s sS sos
EisR%, sSsSas@ SsS:sy Ely hysr' Reilly srss' L0sw
Sgaivs Masisr.on ysr ra.1 ~ an .,..m,.
VIII Ad rs.oia. aas e sf feos " eeA
. s ss G9nGif favor Ss q
s spseios and ~ such
% 4. s:ss ey
e e sss q ~
Guiding the sO;h day q April iss amend n. r..ou,,o, b,
adding The name q Joseph Mccormick.
XMrmave- Adermen Ryers, Reilly the President. Loev.
Sssaiivs-xidermsn Moore, Conan, Norton, MeBnen.
Flynn, shannon, Gedney, Ely. varnum McGinnis Van
The resolution was then Loaf upon division,
E RENEE
alaermSn GEpSsp called up General Order No. ST. being
report OF Committee on Finance In iavsr OF adopting eso
Resolved Ths. the building lately occupied By Hose Com
ps1y number Eleven jefferson n Market r.on BE-
Charities and Correction 70 b used female prison and
Market Prison. and the comptrcsr hereby authorized
to I int sS che a tom @ a
Charities and Correction.
Sy M Ms
nn Shannon GsMns Hy Ryey s bre
Alderman Shannon called up General Order No. 81 being
report Of Committee on Finance In favor OF adopting resou'
Resolved That tho Comptroller be and no hereby
hans Band for Inc hundred and forty four dot
iii
count Of city contingencies
Sssss 1S Merton a., xep,,sn,
rEaa as Gis1ysy wy &yis h'
~ ynn called ~ 1dss S IF ~
Essolyed That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby
and s s % hi he 3 e.
Moore Conan ,I NOrtSn McPrsn
% GsqGsS m a nsfI Rs
Alderman McBaIs called General Order No sls being
TO % ss
@ e ss% for RI
aSeped
Loo NrGn i R1s~
yas .'sN
report Committee on Finance in adopting
gn ss Tsa. the compoer be- and he is hereby au
thorized and directed to issue his warrant favor Rev
ssuss H. ssss ss FOR e aS f1
the And interest 70, s WORK q
BY ile Somptrolsr e Che account q Donations
HarmativeIAldermen Moore CONAN. Mcsrcn Flynn,
SHANNON Gedney Ely Reilly, Brice, Losw, varnum, Nc
NJ MOTIONS.
so to meet on Thursday, the Nth Inst two o'clock;
Alderman IoEw moved TO amend BY making 1t Monday,
Which was carried
Which was lost by the following Vote
observation-disclosures Moore, Conan. McBrien, the Pre-
n. Flynn Shannon Reilly, Losv Var
s1a5 GIpTns snSpss2 S,r No s2 being
report Committee Streets Of Board OF Councimen,
Resoyed That DE on the corner Of Tenth
ne be ua Ss
By the following ,sss Ell, Refill,
B,ss aosw ysrnSm Mselna. Van vo0rAi'e
Alderman ELY moved that the Board do now adjourn.
Nj sss
.sss Fifty second under the
Of the Street Commissioner and that the or
Which was los, BY the following vote.-
Ray ss Lss~ e''
Ncxative-Aldermen McBncn. Ely-2
ALDERMAN Rsnss up General order No sos, being
Fa Ssa hs paving third
from g s,es wA ~, s,ap same nsc.
hereby in the following particular namely that the
from lots known ward Nos S. sSl and s. in block No
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Conan, MeBren, Flynn,
ssaaes s1na ssoa s sli sa'' MASTER
NesaiIye-M Alderman naL u, s Mort. n a,,,.a
s IT, II hsffs
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nEd NM nv ~ nvr
1N'f o'AD ,,,ss '' - oAfo"D'
hieS'
Ihat tho timo has arrived when sone measures
shouIa pc aaoPted py the fonthern people themselves
men, is CONVECTION 70 which we have been led by the
ioIoMing mg consioerauons: .
i. 1hs peopie are now throWn upon their own re
ne., tnt -, ,so VI lueaoh ior whch they are to
Mey eo1due I US, .heir i9rmer owners, to be now
a I wv , peen' their natural guardians and
]s'' - . 10 onr ,Js, into.o., 90 ,, - 49,
bSssnas NJ edmcatin ~ ~U d nS OUT auy 70 dause the
nlnsseE @, neopIe In o,r conntru " Po''ioo among a
II II ever was GOOD noi,cH e. .o, .,,.,. .. .
rertain " ia no onger so hnt ,h H oP .nen aBnoran
b The right of surrnge viii g., sr S.,.,,,.
given to this people Mt some fninra 5a Pioo''y DC
6 Ignorant yoiers nro fbe cnrsa oJ o.r ,,,,,.
: If we do not teach th,n, son,. on. o oSuntry; ,y;
xv,o,vor tbua ~ a, Lin 'ouie one eise WILL aud
them which will control thair ,o,o "iA noenee over
4 ,f wo norform thia aorv,ro IT, - 49,,
their Identification with IN IN @ Me shai secure
ferests ~ ' Al PionouhB al our In
s., u,uch for nolt.u a,a ,.,.. A.,
fo,m q, the argnmont q, ~ In ieAst eeFateu
moral henrinus " "' i'oA ~ 'iie supJec' III iIs
/ The Ch,irch Ia tho f;oh ,f tho , ,.,a a.. l., .,,
bound 10 Hinminnto h g. oi ae AoI'o u Is tnefeiore
no spccal innnctiop 20 an,,uHtn feson. thoiS III
but ws ARE 10 nroach tha , 'ue ".e M taeo ohiy
"Scar,h tho Scrintnre 10 o CO. r,anS ~ .aSs,
to our race only INT to mnnhinS God &C. cnmrnan5otn
ou men everywbera fo ronant - W. ~ ",
RESI- on ibe 70 TIod for omr I,a,anoa III lh. ~
good The moor Va haze .,uox LII, u @ SGy a. ~ " ao
inra,iou of o,ir Saviour and by ba 49,, janti,
rargcment we are constaptIy reminded that we iva
for ourselves alone. the conye5 race ara % " orp ~
caly the moor among tho neone N " p ~"
But do we NOT owe n t6 fbam no 5ebt a, ro
We rrmember how tbev for nnr aatsa oOd"rd W. h.
and ,d wet and drv aTmmer ana ,,intor ou,tit, as
nnr eaSo miniotar,Sn ~ LIE nna ~.
wealth improving The country and ACTUALLY advancIna
uivizaton by their physical labor: attending mon us
Mt oil stages Of our yoa nnrsino nr nSudraHn pi,, W
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A Card from Mrs. 7. q. Rcn,ot,

TO Me Editor Of The Ncto Fork Tribune. ''
SIR saw article in your paper last Friday stating
that ask the Senate to Couhrm Mr.. Fleurot's nomi
na'toh and on hat account he was not appointed Now
Sir, permit say that never In INV life asked tbn
Government OF the Onited States for anything my
own family much less for Mr Fleurot, who is only an
acquaintance like many others.
lha,e home with caimnesa the most Iearfui auuses
aud calumnes: but thnk 1t is time 10 put stop
to them. I do not trouble myself about politics or
po ii ilns o. editors or any such unkind, unfeeng
people, Yet, have suffered greatly by them.
What have done against SOU ed tors managers, ETC.,
that .hould be hunted down like wild deer &C.
editor If you like, perhaps he deserves it. but my aim
has ever leen to calm and pacify all violent feelings.
You will oblite me by publishing these few lines.
Yours respectfully,
HENRIETTA a. BENNETT
FORT WASHINGTON, June 81, 1866,
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Evening Post of Saturday the 2sd inst
says:
Gold is higher to-day in consequence partly. of the
partly because the next advces from Europe Will It is
surmsed, be less favorable The scarcity of coin for
The loan market ia easy at to per cent. CONNER
g'Bsf Is rather inquired ''F passes at
The folio .ing the chief quotations gold this
Foreign exchange closed dull for the steamer. Bills
mercAls 1os to losH for bankers; do at short sight
100 to 1o91 Paris at so days. b1ss< to 5l2h; do at
dam 10 70 q Frantser;, aiX 4as; Bremen. T7jI to
$3.50 900; and The City of Paris abont boOe-makng
| total of 81. .166,088. IS .ElI'
PRODUCE MARKET. -t-r D., - -H
NEW YORK, June 2s.-FIoun, &c-The inquiry for
western aud State -four light and prices are again
superne state 81 60 for extra state So 90
for fancy State to $40 for the low grades Of
IA for trade and family brands and s14 to II rst
Canadian aour is dull and unchanged. Sales of 25o
~ se 1s 10 so. of 800 bb
baltimore 60 and si2 Is to SIT as trade family
Rye Aour is Arm but dull sales of 125 bbls at SO rs
to 76o.
anAM-The whest market Is very dull and prices are
Barley is dun and pri COS are nominal
Barley malt ts inactive and prices are undeermined
10000 bushels Wisconsin OF $40.
Rye inactive and nominal. Corn is dull and to 20
lower The sales 5000 busheB OF now western mixed
at 98k to 9Ic unBound is offered at 80 to go. A
4 Pnovrsroks-The pork marke. has been excited and
81 10 per bbl eQueny reacng but closing heavy.
For future delivery We hear Of 1850 bbs $50
The SHES cash and reeusr are 5000 bbs at 81 s7K to
$50 25 ness cloBng at S81 6o S28 for extra PRIME
ssdy sales Of es bS
pin 6 to sal for do; IA to SIT for old extra
do and 90 to S24 for new do.
IL Tierce beef and beef hams are nominal
Ont meats are steady Bales OF 226 packages hams in
) pickle chiefly st 18Hc. p.
s du and We only w small
lots city at 81 to 24c Western is entirely neglected
AsHEs-The market is frmer with better demand
Sales at So 26 for pots and SIS 26 to 6 25 for pearls
ooFFEE-The market continues dull and depressed.
5 nal at $40 for middIinEs and nplands.
nj HAYLThe demand fair and the market firm at IS Il
coo for ahipping and e6 to 700 for retail lots
aEMp.ManilIa is dull at sh to 90, gold Other kinds
ell HoPs-Are firm and in good demand for home con
t SUMPTION We quote at so to TOO, as to growth and
LATHs..Eaatern are in good demand and firm at "a
LIMt--Rockland Ia Arm and In good demsnd at 81 @
o for common, and % 10 for lump. A"-!' ~
MoLAssRs--A grades are very firmly held and fai
PETnonEUis is duh end heavy at as oents for orud.
to Il cents for refined in bond and 90 10 eso 70
j, ROE il duh aud priees ars nominal. = ~ ST.
Il suoAnNRsW gugmS dull and prices are nornini
to II cents for fair to good refining Refined sr
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The Daily News.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 27, 1866.
Education OF tho Negro.

MEASURES PROPOSED BY CITIZENS OF OXFORD,
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WIlningIon Market.

WILMINGTON, June 25.-The market for country
produce has ruled inactive oday only few sales
have taken place. We quote as follows:
LuRrEST1NEonly 35 bbs received and sold at 81 for
srhfRs r. GE K1Tsafs sfn fR deechdar III Pfcs
quote sales OF l57 bbls at 50c and 25 do gallon
for white. 3. -, 4
Ros1Ssales of 40 bbls mixed grades at SO 25 to So,
and 105 do No ut Sc % q 2e0 Tbs.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
Ihere was some demand yesterday. and about II
paes were sold. Middlings bringing 80 and Strict MID
ahngS 800. per lb. The foreign news had no oect o.
the market.
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CAT sToRY-The Marlborough, N. A., News tells
the following story: 1T old saying that cats love
Bh, but Will not wet their feet To catch them. How
ever correct this reflection upon the may be In
general 1t ia not true Of certain puss in this village.
Mr. George n. Wiggn has cat that catches her Own
fish. day two since she tugged bravely from tue
lake q big horned pout. The flsh alive, and puss
had evidently been under water, and the exhausted
condition of tie cat showed that the contest had been
severe one We nr6 told this is not The only instance in
which puss has furnished herself and family with q
mess Of fab from the lake."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, June 23.-CorroN.-The market yester-
aay was dull and heavy with light offerings and few
inquiries. The du lness of the New York market has
had ten dency to depress the market here Holders
are SIN confident that Cotton will certainly go up and
small lots for which the money is wanted. Tho follow
ing s summary OF the sales: Strict iddling two lots
OF ~ oaes at SO to 38hc; Bright Middng, i8 bales
S5e; i6 at s4c shy MiddlipR. IA bales at ss Low
MiddhnR, 2l bales, at 32Ec. The New York noon dis
patch quotes Cotton dull and nominal; Uplands 81 to
3'c Orleans SO to 4oc At1 NJ the market was quoted
inactive duh aud heavy The following are the quota
M
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

TALLow-Holders remain firm In their views for all
strictly primo lots, but tho small supply restricts era
tons. and we have saes to advise. We quote primo
Western and Oity at I2H to olo
WHIsKgr-Tho market iB dull md nominal At % Ok
to 261s for State. and 50 20 to 26H for western
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

Palmerston has been "put In MARBLE" which prompts
the Pail Mall Gazette TO photograph the late Premier as
follows: 'n The house. whether listening. speaking,
seepng; or ont Of the House. whether on horseback or
1ta public dinnor. or at leyee or on the hustngs
clearly defined personality embodied in countenance
ana form highly significant Of the inner man, bnt yss
harmony, and geifconteintd power without which no
statue can ever be what statue ought TO be-" ''H