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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18

1HE Augusta transcript JTutHIuLy says.
Do Nor Come Young man, do not
come to the city expecting to get into busi-
ness and speedily make fortune; you can
not do it. Stay at home, put your hands to
the pillow, don't say you can't. During the
la t four years you have been working
harder and getting less for it than one OF
your father slaves, so don't say you can't.
Look at the prices asked and obtained for
the products of the field. Dig your fortune
from the ground, but first plant. Reap
your riches from the broad acres, near the
old home, but first sow. By all means stay
at home. There your wants are few and
easily satisfied labor will give zest to life
in the country. vainly soughtin town. At
home your habits are simple and frugal but
the city-well your cousin has written to
you about the gay times in the city--the
opera-thc dance-the elub-the frolics,
and even the fashionable firtationsin church
but we repeat it, stay at home; work,
fish, hunt read, court the girls in the goo1
old country way go to the old dark brown
church and the camp meetings. Thus grow
up sturdy farmers, be producers in the land
and your children will rise up and cab you
blessed. y-,-..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18
which will Ven DO!

You men of the Republican party we mean
who have UNIFORMLY declared that you are
opposed to Negro Suffrage. Now that the
Republican party stands committed by the
vote of their Representatives in Congress,
in favor of Negro Suffrage, what will you
do? Will you swallow your words, and vote
with the party which has betrayed you, OF
will yo,i come out from the foul party, iden-
tify yourselves and vote with those who
are open undisguisedly AGAINST Negro Suf-
frape. and in favor of sustaining the Presi-
dent Of your choice in his patriotic efforts to
MAINTAIN and defend the Constitution, re-
store the Union, and peace, harmony, and
prosperity to the country. The issues arc
before you, negro suffrage. disunion on the
one side, and white mans government,
the Union and the Constitution of Wash
ington and his co-patriots on the other,
which will you do 2--Neravli lduoeate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18
a Pigeon Story.

The Milwaukee Wisconsin tells the follow.
ing:
IA few weeks ago large number OF
pigeons had made a resting place upon the
cornice of the Austin @Block, corner of
Spring and West Water streets. and had be-
come so great an annoyance that it was ne
cessary to keep them away. For this purpose
wire gauzc was nailed up the full length
of the cornice. 1t happened that when the
gauze was put up that one Of the pigeons
remained behind, and is a close prisoner
there, and has been for three weeks, but
during all this time he has been daily fed by
his companions. Almost every hour of the
day several pigeons will be found clinging to
the gauze and waiting patiently their turn
to deliver to the imprisoned pigeon the food
they have brought him, and every one seems
to be more anxious to supply him than to
feed himself. The choicest bits that can be
picked up ere reserved for the poor compan-
ion, and he is now living on the fat of the
land. We haveno doubt that, like an honest
pigeon as he is, he would prefer to break
the chains which bind him and work for
his own living. but as he can not do that,
must submit to being the pet Of the flock. "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18
Smart.

A gentleman one evening, was assoated near
a lovely woman, when the company around
him were proposing connundrums to each
other. Turning to his companion be said:
why is lady unlikea nirror?'' ~
She gave it up.
Because" said the rude fellow, "a mir
ror alway reflects without speaking, a lady
speaks without rcfccting,'"
"And why are you unlike mirror
asked the lady. He could not tell. @Bc.
cause mirror is smooth aud polished and
you are rough and unpublished. A,s 4
The gentleman owned that there was one
lady who did not speak without rejecting
and casting reflections
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18
s. B. SHOTWELL,

ATT . Is n I1X At l. A w {,
-r ga Cadi2, Ohio.
. TCoNTINI1Es to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business OF
GNcciItars and Adm lnistvsttors, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions. Sales Of Lands, Settle
gment of Estates, Titles to Real Estate Con-
yeyancing, Suits at at Law and in Chancery,
I.oaning and Investment of Money and all
other professional business placed in his
charge.
S:sa-He is Agent for the SL,te Bank o
Ohio and others, for loaning money, &c.
Ss-Ofiice in Georges Corner, Main Street.
Ian 25 12
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WILLIAM II. HAYS

ATT OR n Ely AT l. A w
Cadiz, Ohio.
nFFICE-On Market Street, over the
W First National Bank. Entrance first
door East of f. n. Bank.
All professional business in this and adj
Joining counties will receive prompt atten-
tion., 81 E.. .-...F
Dec, IA, 1864. z.|.EH
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ID. CUNNINGHAM.

A II II . IEN EY AT "A w,
'E. Cndiz, Ohio.
Will. give prompt attention to all legal
business entrusted to his care i'll Harrison
and adjoining counties.
OFgIcE--Up stairs, in Georges Corner. -
Entrance on Main street.
March Is 1865 -T t.". .r'-.-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18

'MY dear" said Mrs. Dale 10 her daugh-
ter, ''you should not hold your dress 50 very
high IN crossing the street. Then, mi,
replied the maiden, "how shall ever shaw
fhe beauty Of my founeed pantalcfs, that |
have almost ruined my eycsieht TO nleBufac-
turc? I'm sure don't care ii' the heaux
do look at me. Mrs Dale spoke of
l'the sin Of vanity and the beauty cf deco
nun, anl walked 10 her c!lsn.beE \,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18

SAID crazy woman Of penurious stingy
man, an officer of the church, We regret. to
say, ''Do you see that man? You can blow
his soul through humming bird quill into
musketos eye, and the musketo wouldn'
wink!'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18
JOSEPH SHARON.

"A rT,rpgS ~ Il " \ II l. A w ,
Cadiz. OHIO.
ses-Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and Tuscarawes Counties.
Office in the brick building, opposite the
~'CndiZ House, u Jan. 25, '6j.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18
Rat Hunt.

Alta rat hunt confined to School District
No. 4 in Walnat township, Pickaway coun
ty two competing companies at a meeting
on the eveningoI the 22d ut, when an oys-
ter supper was given by the vanquished par
ty, counted out 2, 20S rat tails.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18

UNIMpRoyED LANDS IN Iowa. The
Davenport (Iowa) Gazette says that at least
twelve million acres Of arabic land yet lie
untouched by spade or plow within the
boundaries of Iowa,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18
PHILIP DONAHUE,

A TT o ISN EY A II l. A w ,
o. Cadiz. Ohio.
OFFIcE-Ou Market Street, over McCon-
Ilelrs Grocery. Entrance between Hanna s
and McConnell's.
Cadiz, Ohio, June4, 1865.
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From the La Crosse Democrat of the 24th,
The BOndhOIders SOiilOquy.
But that Is nicel

Here am rich, prosperous loyal man,
with nothing to do but enjoy myself, E'codl
what blessing the war has to me- 1t kill
ed off my poor relations and left me in luck.
! am worth-let me see how much | am
worth in bonds.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18

Ir topper ard a gallon of whisky were
left together which would be drunk first?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-18
8nsiuess Cards.
j. Nj. ESTEP,

A II II o II N EY AT L A w ,
Cadiz, Ohio.
COLLECTIONS made, and business OT Exc
eutors, Administrators and Guardians at
tended to.
Also the collection of
Back Pay. BOunties, Pensions, &c.
of Soldiers and Widows and heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers, &C., attended to.
OFFICE-On Main Street, opposite BealP s
Drug Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
orrN BOARD OF BRoXERs-3l r. NJ.
TUEsDAY. July 24-P. n.

Gold has sold as high as 49, and closes at 1904.
The stock market is dull and the transactions limited
For old 52Os lO7 paid but decline was shown on
e issue Of 1865 and the7.30s. Brooklyn Water Loan
M per cent In railroad bonds small business Bank
shares were more active fmer rates. In the mseea-
seous shares little done, and hardly enough to keep
them IN memory. Railway shares show recovery from
sAs small panic of Monday afternoon and are fairly steady
q quotations There few operators, professional or
otherwise street and the market looks like taking
Bsmmer breathing spell. After the call prices were
steady except for Erie which sold up to 65i The latest
rrcee were: Water Power a3i, Ohio Certificates %
a2si; Canton, 52i a52i Cumberland Coal +5af5li
Ruieksilver 4Sa4si; Manposa, nom; do. Preferred,
R3l02i; New.York Central l0ll 0Ii Enc, gu a64i;
hudson River li6Sll6i Reading, lo9i 1921 Miehi'
sn Central, IO6i alO7i; Michigan Southern Sli ash;
Illinois Central Scrip ll8allsl; Cleveland and Pitts
hurgh, SisSil; Rock Island, 6i0Gi; Northwestern,
e41 a3ii; do Preferred, 63la63ii Fort Wayne,9S4s
es}; Western Union IS 1851.
lendon prime bankers, 60 days, 1881 9lO9; London,
psime bankers, sight, Ito Sll0l; London, prime com
nercal l07 Vl0s; IPars, bankers, long, 53i S512i;
P.zis bankers short 5lli a5o5i; Antwerp 5.l5a5l23
ewiss, rs. l5a5.l2i; Hamburg, 81; Amsterdam, 4ll
eui; Frankfort, %; Bremen, 79 079i; Berlin, a.
We indebted to the manager Of the Clearing House
Association for the following quarterly statement OF the
Rev York City Banks on the morning Of July 1866
end June ~, 1865:
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The folo"l' were tho receipts Of the GTanl lfanA
Railway = tAe week ending July II:
leo sl25 25o Increase. ooo
Freiebts the engagements TO Liverpool arc %
bush at 4lc per sail and Sc. per steamer 10 L0noo'
500 bb Flour On private terms and 1900 bush CON
at SD. r...io+.
The business Of the Sub-Trcasury was' Rec.lP, ,
sl777 7o6 23-fo, Customs, sjj0,ooOi Payments o
1872 u; Balance, $50 63o627 Al Gold Notes sow
The Broadway Insurance Company WIN 'u,p'u' =.
over has declared declared dividend Of i've per
cent, payable August ]. 49,. t,,,,,,
The Merchants Union Express Company have bought
the building corner Of Broadway and tIankn-s' KNOW
o Tavlors Saloon and international Hotel, and Will at an
o.rl ov commence alterations upon the same to meet
,bo vants Of their business We are assured by MI f.
u PISS the President, and other members Of the tx
ccntiye Committee in this city, that all reports OF
onv nrospectve consolidation Of this with the existing
cvnress companies entirely without foundation and
that the main lines from NewYork to the Great Lakes
and rivers Of the West viii be opened early in September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

The total numNy this week 500 head eounsr.. NTH
775 hesa last wek with 2j5 mead average DER wces
year. and With SOP Tor the corresponding week one wear
ago.
The number sold yesterday and today Of the principal mar
te an head compares with 1900 head last week ana with
1863 head the average per week last aud with 345e
head. AZ market year
THB OPENING. on PRINCIPAL DAY, oP THR MARKET
Monday. July 23.--The weather fine for Gales
AFTER q good slower las night and trade opened lively
sila sbepl 200 poIl0'n el b@s q tAS I@H@gA u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
Receipts Of Produce.

July o4-o44 bbls Flour. 407 bbs Whisky 200 bbs Con
Meal 200 sacks DO l6 secks OH Cake 26722 bush Wheat
l5 2 bush Corn 500 BUSH Oats 7G0 bush Rye 2s6 bush
Malt lpkgs Ashes 2S6 bbls Pork pkgs Cut Meals 7s3
hlS Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
n. G. & II. III. FISK.

II. c. & r. IT. FISK,
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES sE-CRlIlEs,
80. 10 NASSAU ST..
Under the Fourth National Bank
Buy AND SELL AT MARKET RATS,
UNITED STATES is or lsel.
UNI!ED STATES $50 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNIrFp STATES I 80 TREASURY NoTEs.
UNITED STArFs COMPOUND Interest MOTHS bbd
ALL OTHER UNITED STATS SECuml1Es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
LIABILITIES.

Money very abundant at low rates and any borrower
Of fair credit supplied al five PEE cent Among brokers
chs rates 5a6 per cent. In commercial paper no
sAsnge Best names sell about cheap call loans and
may be quoted 5a6l per cent.
Parties competent to judge Of the crop prospects Of the
Wet, tpeak in glowing terms of the Spring wheat Of
Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Minnesota, etc. and are
sure the farmers will have large surplus to exchange for
eoods The crop is also very promising and, acct
Beat intervening and wheat must be abundant and
sbeaper.
The statement OF the Knickerboeker Fire Insurance
Company, made up to July shows that it has surplus
II % ,627, and in strong position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
sTlTE W Nav ioEN. BlSK DEFAErnESr,,

ALBASY April ~, 1901
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chapter
y 10 Of 1850 la4 u.s. Lsw, % 1885, 3t tie esaa'ns
not. ue Mlset Bans bakn; aoeiaion .oeed IN me
Cav of New York redeemed by tAe Superintendent OF
tie pnsng Department pfrruii e. rev of state Ma
,oua Hsns City Of Albany FOR E nom the date hereof
and not thereafter. -, .,--,-,
crcuains u tie said bat musl b presented
sfad within the o. ~ hereof and notes which
shall presented r ce pn and payment within the time
the fund ia the bands OF
Wa a. rs law, emo q. ". SCHUYLER Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

BlsK gPARTnEsr ALBASr July 10, 1866.
rJ,HE BANK Of PORT BYRON. Port Byron,
Cayuga County. hiss l. day fled in this Office notice Of tie
appointment Of HOSfORD Co. Bankers No ~ Brosd ~ the
Civ OF for IL redemption OF s circulating
notes together the appointment OF The Cfoton
National suc agent agreeable to the
entitled amend tho several acts relating incorporated
Individual BANKERS passed April
IL 'asi q. W SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
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Sapines Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Elghth-aye;, cor
Il Fou,toenihcr Der eeut interest free Of tax. Deposit
made on " before ~. l. will d'aw Interest from hng w.
r. II. bull, Secretary. IHOMAS thRlSli' rtesl'.he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

T'RAVELING CREDITS on Messrs j. $. NOR.
GAN L Co. LONDON q, Nces,on TO gro PEABODY
co available IL the phncip- cue tuhotE ana lho
LAST, htstd " pABNEY MOAN'AH ACo, No ~ I1e.ANss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
d. ". SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
srlrE on sEx.YorK. BANK DrPrrsgsr,}
fLB,NT. June II. 1896.

bLB,NY. june H. 1876. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to Chap
~ OF la59 snd l Laws Of ee5 that the circulating
uoe. ssuei PARK Bank BANKING Asocou located IN tho
CIV Yor b. redeemed hy the Superintendent
Bankng Department. prr,ion At tie Ne@ ora S,ae
National Bank the City Of Albany FOR I Jears from the date
hereof. and not thereafter.
The circulating notes Of the said bank mist be
Aforesaid within sr from the date hereof and All
which ,ha be presented for redemption and payment
specified viii 10 be charge the und
IN the hands Superintendent tha, purpose.
Jei3 laydmMrd q. w StHUi LER Superintendent
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ALBANY, April H. 1906
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter ZIG,
~ Of u s. that the circulating notes Is
NERO ANTLE BAHk, banking fociaiion located
will be redeemed by the Sup.rintnd
the banking Department prsniaion a. the NfW fohh
STATE NATIONAL BANh, In the City OF Albany Tor h yrafs
from tie date Thereof aud not thereafter.
the said Rank must be
,ented a. afor-,d within years the date hereof nd all
which .ha presented for redemption aud aymrni within
N. te thu. specified be rsr.e tue fund In the
hand. Of the superintendent for that purpose: .
- q. W. SlnUNLER. Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

Us assets are............ .tJJI,2B
A4ebilluss-.-....... ...-......-.........- 96i6
Het............................ .s47.6g7
Cepitsl stock.--.... 2oleO
ouIpiuts eof,V<4
The publisher Of The Financial Chronicle has issued
sAs second voumeJsnnary 10 July 1866 II il the most
sonplets work Of tho kind in the United States and
Deserves a vide circulation.
ne Pr0riieaee Journal saTs Of printing cloths:
he MARKET for this fabric comparatively quiet
since Last report being affected by the dizziness Of the pnt
market In New York andsduct0us Of prices By iobbes in
t>t nArtet About the middle % the animation
pas shown bat makers views became strong that
ysnters withdrew and the market closes quiet with
eese \. sell The following the sales 3o piece
oss !Ai 1900 pieces s5x60 1910: $1,000 pieces 60f0i
Looo pieces 6tx6f l3ic; 70Oe pieces 6ix6i i4c
pleoes e4tot private terms 900 pieces 65I6i fic
900 pieces efEe4 i{le. extra. Total n 90 pieces
Inc following statement Of coal transported the
Delaware and Hudson Canal ior the week ending July
D. 1866,
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srArr or Sxw.NoKK HASK UEPARTnKAr, /
ALBANY. April y, 1906

NOTICE il hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
~ Of 1889 ADD 81 L,~, Of 1905 ,, the circu.ins
Rank Ia tue City Of Newiork bank
Ing association located City Of hiork will be redeemed AT
rss by the ,Ee Banking Department presena
ton Commercial Bank IN the City OF Albany for I
yrars from he hereof ard not thereafter
m. u,.tnndug circulating notes of tie said bank be pre-
,..d a. Aforesaid within the date hereof and all
notes which REDEEM ption sud within
TIE specified viii be charge upon the fund tue
hand. Of the Superintendent for that prrDose
Az rs law On g. ". SCHUYLER. Superintendent
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Urpi0cno Notices.

Oyyros OF THE ILLrsou CENTRAL RAILROAD cosP,sI}
ktw-loRk July H. lt.. :
ATa MEETING Of the BOARD of DIRECTORS
n ofthi. Company, lrld dis day, 1t was
Resolved That DIVIDEND Of FIVE MR. CENT In cash hef Ok
be paid the 1T day August pest to tie holder,
ar IN paid share. e;ered tie goth day & July n and tha,
un Books closed said Goth DAY Of July and opened
on he % day Of August THOMAS L.. WALKER Treasurer
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Go Get.
DoGro auo Rooms.

------------
D0ARDWANTED by aGENTLbAlAN and WIFE
- Answeh state terms. ReleTeaces required Address
&C" Box No ,4f6 y. Y.P.O o.
INO LEr-rwo ROOMS, each 20x40 feet, with am
pie Steam Power ard Lsihes Tools Se, suitable for Woe
Turning aud Hyd1i making. Apply TOP G. HARIOUoh h0s
ofTwenty1eventh-t, II. r.
WANTED, b. a young man-A small ROOM,
w with Brcdf good plain boarl; small private smy Pc,
Address ,tatlB fi acalars, Price &C., BOARD bos
No. 1872 Tribune OAoe
WANTED - An unfinished ROOM or BASE
w MEST for tny rutesn ia Brooklyn Fulton Ferry
OF Broadway below ana only table, qcet fsni 60
need inquire. Rent must moderate address a. H. lrosne
Ifce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

broadway INSURANCE COMPANY,
ID No. iS5 BROADWAY, July a. 1890.
sAriIkL IVY
SIKPLlN rO.OS
THIRTfFlRSr DNlDkND-1le Board Of Directors haye te
elrrds senannut DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT, fee from
JOHN WRAl, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.
RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS
For The WEEK ENDING TUESDAY July "a, 1866.
Sheer aud
Bs-ve. Cows yssia Lambs swine. Tota
aO49 l07 l.102 l5606 e,235 3090l
These were sold at the following Market Places:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-19

The Ge7tlemdn's Magazine has this sketch of
DOre:-"Gustave Dore was born at Strasbourg
in 1882, and is now, therefore, only in his thirty
fourth year, He has already produced as many
sketches complete works, and even elaborate
compositions as any halEdoZen of the most long
lived artists one can readily call to mind have
given forth in the whole course of their tar-eX-
tended careers. In lS4S, at the age OF sixteen,
he was already at work, in conjunction with M.
Bertal, on the Journal pour RlTe; and 1t was in
the course of this first exercise of his versatile
artistic capacity that he developed that facility
Tor caricature. Of the Gavarni type which he
still has at command, and which occa-
sionally breaks forth, in spite of himself,
in the most uniting portions of his most seri-
GUS works. 1t has found, however, lifting and
fertile field in his illustrations of Don QuXote
in which both the philosophy and grOtesque
humor OF Cervantes have at length found true
artistic exponent. lt was not however, TILL he
was called upon by Messrs. Hachette IL Co. to
Illustrate the Inferno OF Dante, that he obtained
lull scope for the exertion of that higher and
hitherto little exercised characteristic of his
genius, OF which, however, ttful glimpses had
been already observed. The peculiar power,
which has been happily enough termed
Dantesque, had lain dormant among his many
artistic faculties; and ii was not until his entire
energies were focused, so to speak, In that sole
direction, that the amount and commanding
character OF that especial quality OF his genius
fully developed ITSELF"
-Adelina Patti bade farewell to her Parisian
friends amid blaze of glory. All the enthusi-
astic admirers of the young cantatrice were
there, iamming the Italian opera house from
paIterre to dome, and the receipts, Without in.
crease of the rates of admission, closely ap.
preached twenty thousand francs. Such guam
iity OF floral offerings thrown at the artist at
the close of Don PdSqudte, that a squad of chorus
singers was obliged to carry off the mountains
OF hlacs and roses. The stage-boXes OF the opera
house were occupied by the most fanatical of
the diUd's admirers The Baroness de Rothschild,
Mesdames Brandus, De Cazes, and De Ganet
seemed to have brought with them inexhausti'
BILE supplies of flowers, aud there were moments
when Baron RCthschild himself seemed on the
point OF falling on the stage with one OF his enor-
nous bouquets. Anacreon, under the features
of the immortal Auber bearing lightly and iaun-
tily his eghtY-four years. brought also his tribute
of homage to the star OF the hour.
"A facetious correspondent In Italy writes to
an English jounal:-"It is said that the cause
off Garibaldi's suddenhight'trom Caprera was a
notification from Head Centre Stephens that he
was coming 70 see the general
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-19
PhiIadeIphia Trade Renort.

SATURDAY, May 10 The Flour Market is re.
markably dull, and prices not 80 firm. There is
no demand for shipment, and the home consumers
purchase to limited extent only to supply imme-
diate wants. few small lots were reported sold at
S72516 y Dbl. tor superfne; $500 rs for extras;
Sl0Gll % for Northwestern extra family; S1lI2 25
for Pennsylvania and OHIO do and S190l6 for
fancy brands, according to quality. Rye Flour is
scarce and commands $6ld6 20 B bbl In Corn
Meal no Improvement to notice. 1000 bbls Brandy
wine sold on secret terms.
In W heat but little doing, and prices are lower
ales OF 1000 bushels Amber at $3.50. a decline Of
&c u bushel. White may be quoted at 80 1908
Rye is in demand with small sales or PennsYlyania
at 81 IL W bushe Corn is dull and prices have
declined. Sales OF $500 bushels yellow al 81DS2c. in
the cars. Oats are in good request but the offer
lngs are very small. sales OF Pennsylvania and
Delaware at 69G70c. Western may be quoted at
67968c. In Barley and Malt no sales have been
reported
In Cloyerseed nothing doing. Prices of Timothy
are nominal FlaXseed is in fair demand by the
crushers at 50 90G3.
QBerctron Bark is in moderate demand. but there
is verY little here No / IS held at S29 y ton
Whisky l. dull Pennsylvania sells at 50 240
225. and Ohio at ~ a. sale OF 400 bbls in bond
at 227ie