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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

A BRACE OF POLITE CoNDUoToRs AND A
CAREFUL ENGINEER.-Courtesy is always re-
munerative, and having recently received
marked attention at the hands of Mr.. Howard
of the r. & G.. r. r., and Mr.. Drummond of
the S. & r., we take occasion to return our
Acknowledgements. We do this the more
readily, because in both cases we did not fail
to remark their uniform courtesy towards all
passengers On the line between Weldon and
Portsmouth, our attention was attracted by
the prolonged whistle of the engine, which
didn't exactly remind us of Jennie Lind, and
for more than mile we moved along at
rate which brought back wildly a remem-
brance Of the rate Of progression during Con-
Tolerate times. The detention was occasioned
by the stupidity of a bovine quadruped
which galloped frantically down the track in
front of the cow-catcher without turning off,
until at last prolonged shrek of peculiar
ly agonizing tone, drove the adventurous
beast to the bushes. The engineer in this
case was more prudent than many of his
craft, for the present writer has known six
valuable cows to be destroyed at one spot on
the North Ciraina Central road, and that,
too, at time when beef was scarce in the
Confederate lines usfm
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

The Cry LIBRARY.-We are pleased to
learn that Messrs Umstadter & Co whose en-
terprise we noticed some days ago, will short
ly solicit aid in the establishment of circu-
lanng library here, and of public reading
room. Both are much needed-esp specially the
library.
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ARRIVALS,

ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NEWTON, Prop'r.
Tuesday, August Il, 1866.
7. N. Mawon, Washington City; W. J. .Pugh,
Baltimore; W. II. Reynolds, X. Close, N. York;
N. w. White, Mr. Holloman, VIM. A. Pugh, N.
Orleans; W. E. Pool, W. A. Hearne, VIM. Fon-
tame, Col. Walter Clarke, j. R. Dickson, W.
j. Capehart, N. B. Bethany, N. c.; VIM. A.
Hind N. Y. .r
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

Hen HOUSE BROKEN OPEN.-Some theft or
thieves broke open the hen house of Mr.. W.
Seabury few nights ago, but were fright
ened off without robbng the roost
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+. +. FERGUSON. Anctl0neer.

COMMISSIONERS SALES OF REAL
t...4 ESTATE. ft
nN f RIDAY THE 18th day of
" August inst, l shall proceed to sell at Pub
lie Auction, on the premises, as Special Com
missioner, under decree of the Circuit Court of
Norfolk City, pronounced in the suit in Chancery
of Hatton vs. Hatton, the following real estate in
the city of Norfolk, belonging to the estate of
John F. Hatton, deceased, viz:
Wood Houses and Lots on Hawk street.
/ House and Lot on Butte and Hawk streets.
2 Lots on Fenchurch street, with Brick Kitch-
ems.
The sale will commence at ii oelock on the
premises on Fenchurch street.
Terms Of Sale-One quarter cash, the balance
upon a credit of six, twelve and eighteen months;
the purchaser to give bonds, with good security
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from
the day of sale.
The purchaser will be entitled to the possession
of the property, or to the rents from the day of
sale. The title to be retained until the further
order of the Court.
.. GEORGE LOYAL, JR.,
Special Commissioner,
F. F. FERGUSON,
aG6tds Auctioneer,
By W. 4. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer-
Corner Roanoke Square ana Nide Water Street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION FROM ELIZABETH
CITY TO Macs HEAD.-The fine steamer Ga
zelle, Captain Slacum, will make moonlight
excursion from Elizabeth City to Mays Head,
on Saturday evening, accompanied by the
Elizabeth City brass band. Persons from
Norfolk DESTROYS Of participating in this de-
Gghtful excursion, can leave here on Saturday
morning in the Gazelle.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

MECHANICS MEETING.-A meeting of the
Mechanics of this city will be held tonight
at the City Hall, at o'clock. A full and
prompt attendance is desired. 1Htft
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

LIGHT SHowER.-A light shower of rain
fell yesterday afternoon: To-day the sun is
obscured, but it is uncemfortably warm and
sultry, with little or no breeze. TO F..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES person attempted to
enter the residence Of Mr.. Driver i'll Ports
mouth some nights ago. The family how
ever were aroused aud the william relinquished
his purpose.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
/ MACHINERY, 7 90 L s, &c, OF THE
"CENTRAL IRON WORKS" NORFOLK, Va.
BY virtue of deed of trust, executed to us on
the 25th of July, 1866, by VIM. L. Petit and
Johannes Watson, partners, doing business under
the firm and style of Petit Il Watson, we shall
sell, at public auction, for cash. the premises,
located on Wide Water street, Norfolk, Va, No.
Is. commencing at 10 clock, a. m, on the 10th
day of August next, 1866, the entire MACHINE
RY, TOOLS, &c. of the extensive and complete
establishment known as Central Iron Works."
Also, several valuable Steam Engines, two or
three excellent Boilers, three number one Lathes,
and other valuable articles of like kind
Immediately after the sale of the above articles
we shall
OFFER FOR RENT,
For the balance of the year, the BUILDINGS
and PREMISES of the said Iron Works.
D-J. GOODWIN, r,.+oos
WIN. II. ELLIS, Ai"s'ees
W. r. ROBERTS,
jy3l . Auctioneers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

AUCTION SALE.-On tomorrow, f. F..
Ferguson, Auctioneer, will sell, in front of his
store, large lot of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Sale to commence at ten o'clock,
A. NJ
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ATTENTION Facts from "RepOrt of
Board of Referees

Combined circulation of Day Book IL
Combined circulation of Virginian g.
Day Books city circulation over Vir
ginians city circulation. ................ &t#
Day Books combined country circula-
ton over Virginian's daily coun-
try circulation. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Day Books combined circulation over
Virginian's combined circulation 3
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

MAYORS CoURr-Aug. His Honor John r..
Ludlow, presiding:-
Michael Warren, disorderly conduct; released
to appear. Fined S..
Sergeant Burk, reports the city quiet last
night.
bacth of chickens, brought in by Rollins, the
thief having escaped.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

The FERRY BoATs.-We understand the
Ferry Boats will land at Cookies wharf, Ports
mouth, after to-day, for the purpose Of hav-
ing the dock repaired.
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Virginian copy
+. +. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer.

L WILL SELL, on WEDN ESDAY,
L the 18th day of August, in front of my Auction
House, at 10 O'clock, large lot of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part of
Beds,
Bedsteads,
Wardrobes,
Chairs,
Sofas,
Tables,
first rate Cook Stove and Fixtures, &c.
+. F. FERGUSON,
aul3-2t Auctoneer.
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AUCrIeN SALES.
F. +. FERGUSON, AdCtiOheer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF DRAW BRIDGE
H.. STOCK.
II WILL SELL ON FRIDAY NOR
i ming, at 10 O'Clock, in front of my Auction
Room, aH
so SHARES NORFOLK DRAW BRIDGE
STOCK, .1 -,.r
to settle an estate
By order of Executors,
. y. +. FERGUSON,
aul4-tds .... Auetioneer.
nj
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

MAYORS CouRr.-Portsmouth- August 14th.
His Honor Mayor White presiding. 81.
Nothing before the court this morning. The
W atch report the city quiet ..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

HAS EVERY ADVANTAGE OVER THE
''OLD ISSUE"
KEROS ENE.
First-IT IS rs per CENT CHEAPER.
Secondly Is NON EXPLOSIVE and NO
DAMAGE IN IT.
Third gives more brilliant and mellow
Illumination.
Fourth.-lt has not the disagreeable odor.
Fitth.--It is more pleasant to handle.
Sixth-lt can be used in any style of lamp.
We offer this new invention to the public,
consoled with the assurance that it is all we Ie-
commend.
Call aud examine for yourselves, and
Judge Ye."
We have purchased the patent right of this
article for the State of Virginia.
T. A. YOUNG Il CO.,
orner of Roanoke Square,
jy27-D&W-lm and Wide Water street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

LAND FOR SALE .- .-
IN WARREN COUNTY, N. c.
TOFFER FOR SALE MY TRACT OF
LAND, ~ miles from Warrenton, and one
mile from the Depot. This tract contains 237
Acres. The most of this Land is cleared and in
cultivation. sufficient quantity remains for
wood and repair of fences. -"
The DWELLING-H0USE has four Rooms,
good Stables, one two Cabins, Lime .-pring
Water near the house.
| have also 1900 Acres of very valuable Land,
most of it in original growth, four miles north OF
Lit,leton Depot.
This Tract has large proportion of rich bot
tom, well timbered with Oak and Ash, very little
cleared land on this Tract. A fine supply of
Springs. creek running nearly through the
centre.
These Tracts can be divided to suit purchasers,
and sold at low rates.
THOMAS E. WILSON,
auls-lw Warrenton, N. G.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-14

TEA KETTLES, &c.-lO dozen and
i quart Tea Kettles. Also Pots, Ovens, Spi-,
ders, Extra Lids, Fry and Sauce Pans, Preserv-
ing Kettles, &c, just received at the New Hard
Ferry.
aul4 JG. WOMBLE co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CHOICE ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER.
moo, no !,
Z. G. DEMING, THE GROCER,
No Z, Main Street, Norfolk Virginia,
Just received by last steamer from N. York.
Parties approaching really "CHOICE BUT
TER" are invited to call on the subscriber. We
guarantee to furnish Tip Top" article, but we
cannot sell it for less than it in"New York"
All interested, please look over New York pr ce
current, and satisfy themselves as to its cost,
then come and sea
DEMING, The Grocer,
au IA No. Main street.
r. S. No Low priced Western Butter sold
here, nothing but the best "New York State
Butter.
Virginian copy.
HAVANA SEGARS.-3O boxes choice
IL Havana Segars, received and for sale low
by G. W. ROWLAND & CO.,
aul4 II and Is Rowlands wharf,
DEFINED q q A r $50 bbls Extra
20 ibis "a" Coffee Sugar,
20 do Pow'd, Grand and Crushed Sugar,
rs do Yellow Coffee Sugar,
80 do Molasses Sugar,
Received and for sale low by .-t
G. W. ROWLAND,
aul4 I6 and l8 Rowland's wharf
NEW FLOUR.--l5O bbls choice Extra
~ and Supeltne Flour received this day
G. W. ROWLAND Il co,
au l6 and l8 Rowland'S wharf.
IDUkE NO.. ARD.-30 Kegs Pure No.
L Lard G. w. ROWLAND Il co,
aul4 l6 and 10 Rowland's wharf.
LOST,
ON MAIN STREET, LAST NIGHT,
" opposite MIR. Seldner's Clothing Store, a
Ladies Gold Hunting Case Enameled Diamond
Set WATCH, PIN and CHAIN attached The
finder will please leave the same at my office,
and receive reward for fl ding.
aull II 1"4 W. b. skOGE S.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-11-17
\ TIKI !. STORY.

ono " lNf f'l'i'NS IN y ttrf 'hlt cA
cited unusual interest IN our courts.
from the singular nature ofthe claim.
and the strange story which il dis
closed The plaintiff who was cap.
tain of vessel which traded princi-
pally with the West Indies had mar.
riod quite early with every prospect
of happiness. His wife was said 10
hayc been extremely beautiful and
uu le.- lovely in her character
After living with her ia the most
uninterrupted harmony for five years,
during which time two daughter.
were added to the family. he sudden
ly resolved 10 resume his occupation
which be had relinquished On his
marriage. and when III. youngest
child va, hut three week old. .liled
once more 10 the West ludics III.
sorrowiug wife. who was dryo,cdly
attached to him. moutued deeply at
bis absence. and found her only
comfort in the society Of the children
aud the hope Of hi~ return Bu,
mHull a'1r month passed. away and
be camc not nor did any letters
those Insufficient but welcome sub.
stIuics arrive to cheer her solitude
Month, lcnlthcucd into wears vet
un tjdiu1- were received ifasa the
absent husband and after hoping
against hope. the unhappy wife was
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SOLD AT COST.

For further particulars enquire at the
oasce Of the Texas Republican
n.srN, Iunr 10 $50 g. f.
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tafratfaN {. a. tatts etfw.tsWf"f efassH ssst p
are immortal ifioa
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NJ Ro-E>HAM


Ct PERB sparkling Copvhl from III
y lrbmfal vineyard uf zimmerman a
Go formerly luguaru 81 /mumlu
60 hr hal only Of
-l n RH.,rham
, 1866-06-13
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT nlARKET REPORT,


Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Pressl
NEW ToR1. June II.
Gotd has been fevefieh i0day. in cousequeoce o
ne~s from Europe. which Is INTERPRETED to Indicate
that probabilities are less favorable to pacae solu-
adSces arc tasd to be ett favorable 'hfp those
publshed The price advanced from 14tK, the lowest
10 III. The shipment tomorrow IL gcuogally estl.
mated At asout two milllons.
xoyEy.
The money market 1s again easier. Ths Govern
nen1 bankers havo money In large Au.ounts four
per cent. PRIME discounts are current At SCI per
cent.
ooyKRxNHTA
The Govetument securities were quiet and eleadJ
this aftesnocu. We dd not hear OF any Considerable
aruoun. OF bonds coming baek by The Scoua. The
following were the closing rce4s Coupons 1884, 11a
Evetwentv coupons 1se=, 1o-x: ien-.orty coupons,
stGSdx' July seyeu'.histies, 1a7Xa 1Gh.
RAILWAY suARE-
The railway speculation gained strength this sftct
n0On, and thert Txs t41heT activity The Sec
Gud regular an last open boards NJ improving prices
The rise was most marked on Fort Wavne and Erie
There Wa4 copso e.able excitemeut and activity 1t
the afternoon session, and In fact there ap.
proach to the tunes when speculation was rampant.
FETEoLKC1 AND MINING aHAKKs.
In the petroleum. and mining ahArts there WIS
cecesal advance ia prices. arc United States and
Coma. Gregory took the lead on the upwa,d tpsp.
pET Gonp9.
Market Steady and 1Fm. Tho following are tho
New ioik D'y Goods Exchanges joboers' prlces:
Erown sheet,ngF-Appleton A. 23kc: Atlantic A.
&c; Augusta. &c; Mtdtord. el4e; Esthus E1tsA
eccs EaumkeaE A, 7lc; Newmarke. A, 3Ic; Oregon
n. 2lc salmon Fall. A. &c.
Hoop sftrts-Nskdisy'a Duplex Elliptic Der dozen
hoops, SiAc2 Lts ThoEnson's Grown French. elastic
spring. ;sc<s1oo NJers' l. K. L.. wide t1oes Gsaa1lo
Pr,nts-Amesiesn s2bc; Coehteo, 2lc: Garner Co.,
&c: Pacific, Rchmond. 19e; Victory, iske: Wamsut
ta,1s1c: Waurtga fsc: Demlns.-c; Amoekeog 5:Hc
Boston Brown. sc; New York. l9t; Pearl River SOC
York %. :.
Cottonades-Eagle. 52Hcs F4trnets L Mechanics. Soc
New York Mills. D. and F.. sc; Pembeston o. md F.
&c; Plov. Loom and Anvil. Sc Richmond, Soc.
, 1866-06-13
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
Monthly meetinE..The Late Fire..
Specimens OF Tftch1ps.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Academy Of
Sciences Was held last evening In pa1lor No. !
FREMONT Honse. George G. Walker, Egg, pre-.
F1deo in the abtence ofthe President The m,nules
oI lat nee1ing were read and approved,
Dt. BlaneJ m0rco That 4 yote Of thanks be teu-
dared 10 Mr. E. " Dlatchford, xud Dr. Simpson
for their hberahty IN dctrnytre the ezpcnses Of an
e1pe9i1,on down tie Fox River from which many
valuable specimens were obtzlned for the Adademy,
The moticn prevailed.
Several doIat'ons % The Society wcrs reported.
Chicago, burlington L Quincy Rsilfoso. bcine - =
glase care IN which te ccn1afutd specimens Of the
different soils found IN exrasains for The ar1esian
Dr, stmpfon presented statement Of the dam.
agc tu.t1tned bE the Academy from the recent nfe
m Metropolitan Block. The. 1os.es, he eA1d, were
srsn buy hy no mems such u TO effect the vltali-
y q Tie institution, the regular operations Of
Which .cu1o be resumed a room as possible
Dr y. F. Sburnarh, Of st. Loula, vas elected as
sncitp fipoHa,gE .ndE msnesr g o. the Academy: md MI
ps. stiup: On called The attention Of the meeting
70 some M interesting Specimens Of tFsehtaG, which
nad ecu gent to htn from The vicinity or Ceuar
Nar1aft Mere Gre Of 1riehtnlasis resulting H.
e 1s!s IN several instsnee<. had mtniietied itscif
O. e nor 5,es Ma, p9fson Of re n.es
re:lton uf the muscle CT the boz Who A had
eaten ot the hog: In both The
jecteo 10 the microscopic sateIsntiy" niain ~ ~
irehten sny one Who took look at the epec3n +ns ~
hom partal'ng OF the dau.e1pua noTsel. n,
mGnsaef Mas seen co1led up 1ikt ole serpent, and
was anything b1f aHresabl. 10 coptemplste tsan. u
dslly BY lover OF pork,
"A A1esol1uon oi hunks WIS rendered to Mr.
George Il. FIost tor his prai cwoIthy eIe1tious
On Inc night Of the FIRE, winch had been 1nstruncn
1a1 iu tastns from Destruction 4 cppstdc1nbla por-
ZION OF the Academy properly.
Ar. Stone NOV. d that The SecresatY BE- renues,e ri
to prepare aetatenent Of the Losses suetnine1 ~
The Academy In the recent fire. and 10 tnrlte 10 his
asslstance in prcrarlne the estimate such MANI
tiers Of the Academy ss be may require. and fep Ut
the came at special Meeting Of the Academy TO
be caltd BY the Precedent. Of At the next regular
meeting The molten prevailed.
A fofs OF fh4nks U1s rendered 10 MI. Drake for
the use Of The pzrlo1-
The meeting Then adjourned,
, 1866-06-13
New Ywdk afaxkets

NKx Yoak. Jrne T.
Cot5pH-leM e1cited laek1c fnt mt,dnaK. Re-
eeepta ofthe Neek. LOO bales, from Ill potn:4.
fLocH-0p+reo ma1E ST. fBdy. bat closed dnl1 and
4locp&fK frE Common 1r1de1; $.-G-xu fot a1st1
bt3tet s9fns9.ss Tor extra round hoop Ohio, and
T9.So2l = for uzde o1hnda.
&RitKxI-QuteL- II y. ..fat III for wezre.n.
GEAIx-@heAt op<Cud nImer. a11 cloted dull and
Declining for Common sr&a-s: $tkoelN for ChIcaeo
sMmk; fsls'or yer1 handsome nex 80. Ntiw.u::
s.r.z siss1n T. RyeIesrc. .1d nrm at E9 70. Western
4ias s,: ssss. "a g. i SIC 70. rssornd n.w mixed
Rsfee1 m 81 q sao!se siEa ai1eo neszi, seo1 Rose
oeeS Soil 81 sDd orooqins ~ ssaSsAs fof new ~es.
AL GinoG1fu G1fu .Sofss moS ssu,s AZ llXe- suk.s
for LIS c1or.
cFasolzfs1Do, 1t zsa'sc ioe crude and 4satlc
Psov1s,os.-Fo'k active and nrmrr; ,ss,.7,asi.'z
lot new nest. Closing u t3i.73 for regular SO s1
for I'd dc. ard $sa31 2ato for prime; slso tAiea
q 5-Q hsIA new mess. for June. July and August de
livery, 1t set1eT aid buyrTss option S31 3EaJ0p
Reef st aoy: s16 6lGa u o. for plain naess nud
sI-AaA.sG for new extra mess. Heef hams auicE
at As .Cc846-m. Hsfnn active. As l5Ac Tor Cup1bAr-
steady: s.ses Of rs pfst II I2aa ior shoulders
nnd E0l8xc for hams. Lard dull Rnu heavv n iaa
.@hc Rutter quiet, 1t 3c for Ohio md 25aiOc Gr
StHtH ChAAkA Nnu ar 4fNiG -"0~-~.
, 1866-06-13

persons hnye aIrcauy d,ed 1rom fhts Jesri diae..e
aid many more expected TO die. Nc do not s.y
i,at hornrs E1ec.ip-Macnetlc Fluid III cure this
s' Rheamai,sm, IN Neu1aIsi's' ' T Mea"ache. spra,ns 1
Bruises End Bun. The Drug Stored ali Keep IT,
Sam DF11A. agents. 1868
We bzv~ pleasure in announcing
the re'u1u 10 Chicago OF out old friends and pIv-
necfs tn tha pa:sF Collar hneiuess Messrs U{ .e-
low & O., WHO have hetn ion. mixed no With Inc
N luiacure Of Paper Goods. After an ab7ence
tA!t9 hhout 4 rear rxatn'nlug ali thzt vi. dining
IN t!ei' branch oi basine-s, The &. ntitmen have
made nen Improvements IN m,ehlne,y. and "a! uc
tnrt ladies' and pe1 ~ Pal c1 eoar> Of 4 rss "
=, ,ior quality. Their Enatneled Haon Collar,
called 'hs $50, =, Of nc Me.. y among ths N .:
, 1866-06-13
Illinois und Michigan Canal.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune

BRtpauoKr. June al p. m.
c1EAn1D-An4u&prs, Lenont =. Eorthrup. Joliet,
ecprds TIM bark Elizabeth, Lockpor1 7sl6 II lurn.
he 1 lth, Is 900 shingles Louise, Joliet; lsats!.
IL, lockpoFt; Ianthe, Morris, s<5o II umbe1 10 s0a
lath, Oak Lea Joliet, II lumber. 70 bu potatoes
A. l. AdamI NO. / LAsale. III. 900 II Humber; Wing
q Wing, Joliet. 50 brls salt; Dirso, Joliet; Alice
Lasalle; Dolphin. otawa. 1900 # lumber,
AErlyEp-L1usa Ann, Seneca, 5000 bu corn; Tobac-
co Plant KnDkakte Feeder 00 bu corn 6eo bu wheat;
II. G. Loomls, LenoDt, 20 ys1d1 rnbhlt stone; Col.
Matnn<. Lenopt. 30 yards rubb]e atone Advance.
Lmont Is yascs hubble stone: Portland Lz5aIse. lis
tons coal; Acadia, LnSalle. III tons coal; Monte
Critic. Norris, $50 bn cora; Oceen Spray. Ottawa
$40 hu corn, 10 bsis wh,aley; d. Hess, Lemont. q
Ssts dimension store 10 yards r7bbte Esone; 1nves-
ieator, Lemon Is yards gubbTe stone, c3 yasla d.
mension stone; D. C. Norton, Lcmoct 70 yards rub
bic stones CaJugs. Lockport, $500 hu oats; Imperial
ottawu, aoo hu corn Champion, Utica. $500 bu corn;
suns1te. Ottawa, 800 bu corr Channahop. LaSae,
3S7l ba corn; OnonoagA. LASaIle, 500 bn corn; En-.
e1cs Toilet. 3.010 bu corn; E. Buruham, Ok Hill. 10
yards rubble stone Maple LeAi, Iasa,le, 1850 bu
coEn. :. .&is empty -four barrels.
hR1DaEFoKT, June 11-9p. m.
cLEAKEn-1nvtstiRator.L Lemont: .. uess, Lcmont;
Advance, Lcnaouts Col. Msnn1ux. Lemout: 1tepubll.
can 2otsIs contest Morris 9altaa. Ottawa; MaErl-
e:s", Ksnkakcci LeElathan. Morris; Bcpator Lasat
Commerce. ST. Louis. IS. .t7 teet lumber Cont utru,
1ockpoft: Belle FEznrr. ii. Louis s9s33 ftot lumber
Msr7oG- Morris; J. Il. rFestou, Morris
AER1EKp-Go,d Rcd, Otis Ha, SITE bu cora; Polar
STAR LaSae, 1io6 bu corn Paramount. Ottaw. 57to
bu cnFn' Abbey srEaguc, LRsAlle. 4. COO bu corn.
, 1866-06-13

LrEkkroo1. saturday iofenoon. juno I.
nKEAneT ETFE-FlOur Gull Aad r1ih. r 1sler. Wheat
fil and When <aes are rr.s.-o about id pr Genital
chel Winter 1st lbs Sffs 10s 90. Corn SLOW ut 81
6d9 ~ 81 rer teQ NJ or tnlxtc Anefica3.
FGovalokt-Re.f t rather lower, under sonc forced
eales. PORK ttcAhy. RAcnn 1t 4 reduction Of S@3s
PEI ~ The public snctioos went o wsll. Apd Inc
maISet has bee 1T adler s.nce. aud tends apward.
LAfd 1Gtst At late ratrs. Cheese tim. Hoter lac
fEs Ia1o aFTer 2ud recovered Apont7s.
l1ontcIIAsnes Qoies; pnts sos ID. down to 2os;
Peefa ''?sQ a1s Ii 3trh 1c1cttye 1rt E01lit AlfJ
9faseed L'sseen c. kes1s,i.. Americas ii 90 io,.
deae-- Petroleum nnchsnxcn: small tslts Of retacd
~. 'HdM e, Ann trt'lt - l1d- u T 9.lou
uEshsn..c: T. ox Il r con,idtrabls 81 tnetaaiions;
II rr dec:1n:nF tn ~, close. nr1n At s6s.
L1TkEFooL. = n1a.y eye1.nt. june 2-Coito7 ss.es
to-csJ NtFe 1:loo bales. thcluaIuE 100 sprcu-
'atorf sId exportrs The market u nrmtr Nnd bn y
AEl. With ~ Of - per pound- ccssioa.d b.
tEtct kdrtCts ffu1n Amer ca. Mitd2ing upIAn II
quoted about lid DreHustun., rnssk,t quiet. Pro-
VIetrp market u inactive. Tlilow hETer,- %ith \
. teht advance.
l. xpos, sasuraay evening, Jtne z.-Ccnsols closed
II s.atit51, eI-dlv. ~.
JAxKHcin t7ocKs-Eu!tec sta.<s 5-soa~ 6lK zs5A !;