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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

amt so By-Aly' handsome hut is heavy on
the hug, and is watranted to last a life time
IL she dOn'tdie first. How much for her
Come, wake up you fellers i--Massacliu-
sets wants 10 eplighten you'll Here is the
best chance for happiness, only d few more
left I-Sold TO Dare Devil Tom for hlty
ounces of dust. ''''h
o snow fellers stand mp close. IIereii Is a
sumner. Tabitha Mnrier rs rwas her
mother before her, also her grandmother,
She Is nineteen years old-poor but honest
parents eats but iittle-a pine gum lunch
will last her 4 week Sold for no fault,
but Massachusetts, has no further use. and
takes this means to pay her war tax Come
up aud feel of this lot. She never scolds
except In anger, and like George Washing
ton, never chopped tree with her little
hatchet. She Is warranted genuine, and if
not sold will be thrown ashore for you fell
lers TO play Withstand over she goes, for
its all chance you know wr'--Ldl Crosse
DetnDcrdt iiii ''N'Nr Ntf Ni 80. iff1f rUf.
.-9nA4 mi sGg ,9'dw b.,
THE FENIANs ,--The editor of tho Rpches-
ter On, ~ Democrat closes an article des-
cribing the Fenian meeting in that city
which was addressed ty COL Roberts and
General Sweeney-as follows;d q = ...-,...
a''This really looks like business. 1t
means, II II means anything, that the Eeni-
ans propose TO seize New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, or Newfoundland. or Prince Ed
wards Island, or perhaps British Columbia,
though we don't very clearly see how they
are TO get there, Or perhaps they nleaR to
take possession OF tlle Bermudas, or the Da-
hamas. or, perhaps, OF jamaica itself We
hope the Bahamas win be the place TO be
I grabbed Nassau would make good port
forthe Irish navy, and Its blockade running
population could easily be brought over
and used 10 man the Fenian prlydteers
Meanwhile, we must possess our sDtlls in
! patience for ninety days. fiat thus iexpi-
ration of that period the Sunburst Is not
flying In tile face of the British lion, we
shall ronounce all faith in the Fenians."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06
EN

Genkestea: have rocontly been laborng under
the distressing effects of indigestion accompanied
ny d prostitution Of the nervous system. Numer-
ofs remedies were recommended by friends, and
some OF them tested, but without relief. Your
Hoofand's German Btters were recommended by
persons who had tried them ana whose favorable
u must confess thatI had an aversion TO Patent
Medicines from the Thousand and one" quack
',Bitters' whose only aim seems tobe TO pala of
sweetened and drngged liquor upon thAoommunity
in sly way, and the tendepey of which, fear, Is
% MAKE MANY acanhrmed drunkard Upon learu-
ing that ynurs was really medicinal preparation,
1 took IL with happy effect Its action, not only
upon the stomach, but upon the nervous system,
was prompt and gratifying feel that have
derived great and permanent benefit from the use
Of = few bottles Very respectfully, yours, hWf
w. ID. SEIGFRIED, No. ~ shaokamaXou St.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06
wMo sAYs SO.

From tho Rev Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
Church. Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North
y Baptist Church Philadelphia at psesent Pastor
of the Baptist Church, Chester "a 1l 5000
.Hoh9lgs 'i+N . y oinlN
Ihaye known Hoo1and's German Bitters favor
ably for number OF years II have usedthepi In my
own family and have been so pleased with their
cffefts that waslindueed TO recommend them to
many others, and know that they have operated In
a strfkingly beneheial manner take great pleas
nrc In thus publicly pr0ciaimngth this fact and call
ing tho attention OF those inflicted with the dis
eases for which they are recommended, 70 these
Bitters knowing from espefiencv that my recon-
mendation will he sustained. do this moro cheer.
filiy as Hoohand's Bitters IL intended to bonent
NVid Yours truly t1". olI LEVI G, BECK, I'D
From Rev w ID. Scigfried, Pastor Of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadciphia'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

nHUBARB WINE OF SUPERIo ii
Quality Will he constantly kept on hand for Meal,
cal and SYaclamentai pnrboses by y jerome, op
sspia. dan GI .Ft W. J. 6HEliDt)N =
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

,FFpm Rev j. Newton Drawn, d. ID. Editor of the
3 Enayslopediaof Of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle PHI iladelphia. n -7,a
= Although not disposed To favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, Through distrpst Of
their ingredients and e1focts, yet know Of no suf
hcient reasons why amaa lpay not testify 70 the
benefits he believes hinselft to have received from
any simple preparation, In the hope that no may
thps contribute 10 the benefit of others, ..-t
4 do this the more readily In regard 10 Hoohand's
Hernan Bitters, prepared BY DrsC. III Jackson OF
this city because Was preiddced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they We're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture ! am indebted TO my
11end, Rpbt Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage.
ment 10 try them when suffering from great aud
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Bltters at the beginning Of tho RTesent
year was followed by evident Tallef npa restora-
had not felt for q s months before and had almost
des paired VI regaining. therefore thank God,
and my friend for directing me 20 the use of them,
Fi'fF j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

WIN. AN6LEsTEIN'S ESTATE.-i .1
Notice ~ hereby given that tho undersigned has
this day been appointed and btalhbd BY the Pro-
bats court 0f MontgoqeTy County, Ohio adminis-
traitor OF the estGto OF VIM AnglcS tine late Of said
county, deceased y ROBERT r. DICKRI.
January 10. 166S. '4 Hn.Nlt Jan N-8tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

From the Rev Thos. d. Winter, D. ~ Pastor Of
Roxborough Baptist Church
eAr Sir .---I feel II duo 70 yonr excellent prepa-
ration, HooHand's German Bltters 10 add my tes-
timony 20 the deserved reputation IL has obtained
have for years, at times, been troubled with great
disorder in my head and nervous SysteIn | was
advised by friend 70 try . bottle.o your German
Bitters. did so and have experienced great and
une Spooted relief lpy health has been very ma
toriAny benefted II Yoonhdently recommend the
article whore meet with cases similar 70 my own,
AND have been assured by many OF their good ef-
u -. - Marlborough, Pa,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

BEWARE OF oouSTERPKrrs.

Hi BEWARE OF CouSTERFETTs,
See that the signature Of &C. NJ. JACKSON" IS on
Z ss.r the wrapper Of each bottle. rHi
Should your neareet druggist not have the arti-
ole do not DO put 01 by any Of the Intoxicating
that MAY he offered IN Its paoe, but
send 70 us and we win forward, securely packed
by express.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND hANUFAcroRY,
No. t03l Arch So. PhiIadeIRhl1, Pa.
JONES a. EVANS,
tSucoessors 10 O NJ JAOkS0KA col
PRoPRIKToRs.
For sale by Drug ggstsRnd Dealers In every IOWA
IN the United states. dec26- -3mw d&eaww
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

That this Bitters Is not Alcoholic, contains no II
or Whisky and cannot make prlmkards, but is
Hest Tonic in the World rsf r'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06
AND DISEASES OF THE KIpNEYs.

Observe the fol owing symptoms resulting hon
disorders OF The digestive organs; r..e
d Cohstip pation Inward Piles, Fitness of Blood to
the Head. Acihity Of the stomach, Nausea Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Funess or Weight in the
stomach, sour Brnetious Sinking or Flutterng
at the Pit ef the Stomach, winning Of the Hend
Hurried and difficult Dreathingn Flnttering at the
Heart, Choking or bunocating sensations when In
before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency OF Perspration, YelloWness of the skin
mud Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
No Sudden ltsles Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
CONSTANT imaginings of Evil aud great Depression
of Spirits ~ .r liititl Q f4.st fHli'N -1GY -
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
QUARANTINE.

The news from Segune's Point is unimportant.
The recent Injunction against the Board Of Health restraining
them from landing passengers from infected ships has given
the Staten Islanders gree OF mental quetude though
they still forward without fear to the legal test or
the question which will take place next Monday They seem
unanimous the belief that the injunction VIII be made per
peua though Of the more shrewd haf suspect
the movement was not begun until the legal points
had been thoroughly canvassed. On Friday next the
Ant. Quarantine Committee will hold their second
meeting at Stapeton. At present they seem to be
quietly awaiting the encounter Of their legal representatives
with the Board OF Heah The storm OF oppo
sition may be regarded having dwnded down TO
dead calm ,,.,, IT.. =,
The main building at the Point Is hsbitable The i'm
mense task thoroughly cleansing has been completed
although the odors Of aow and urpenne hang around IT
attn The first foor-to be used dining room-has been
with brick and is both commodous ana comfortable
In the ormtories everything In readiness for the
oepton OF the beds and bedding and they VIII DO y iu
nished In few days. ,
The police force have had agreeable time OF 1t since
their Of Point When not on duty they spend
their time 10 fishing yachtngJudgo Connolly having sent
his Yacht for their amusemenand thus they ENJOY them'
selves in Kind Of perpetual holiday One OF the number mas
m catching fever and ague and will be sent home
on the sick list to-day Yesterday number OF the wives and
families of the policemen visited the Point but the weather
suddenly drove back to the city The islanders also
visited the grounds in strong force but were compelled TO
content with peerng curousy through the open
ngs in the fence and the half gates The stereoyped
report from the Potomac may be transferred TO the new
Quarantine II quiet on the Lower Bay.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
France.
THB CAMP AT CHALoSs

Paris Correspondence Of The London Times -.
Accounts from the camp of Chalons daed 'e ist nsl
state that the regiments of the Imperial tuau are
ming TO assemble there. The deachments which hrst
nited Paris arrived at the camp Friday and found
comfortable quarters prepared for Their reception INC
Sd and 4th Regiments Of Voltigeurs were on her
march, and il expected that the whoe OF uen' pouI
baki's division would be established In the camp on sun
dav 1t was arranged that Gen. dAntelnaIe uVis5on @
should be complete the 9TH INST The squadron OF S
rassers of the Guard to be employed as an escort mad
already arrived The three brgades OF that arm were
pected on Monday but the entire force OF cavalry coui
not be complete sooner than the 18TH The batteries OF
artiery are TO arrive at camp tho lSt ana 10 De
pleted on the 25th. One company OF wagon tram had
arrived and another is expected the 9TH. Marshal ST.
lean dsGeey who is command the camp, Is expected
there with his staff on the 18th.
The grand maneuvers are to commence at the END OF
the month oe which four are to be commanded BY gen.
erals of division.
The camp is now very different from what it was in the
year 1857 At that time herr neither streets trees,
nor gardens at present. Half the infantry the ehs-
neers the generals OF brigade and division, the COM
mander in-ohief and his staff now lodged IN wooden
houses well arranged and completely ventilated. The
pryaes have prepared vegetable gardens which well
cropped. Each regiment brings its funiture so that on
the evening of their arrival the may dine and drink
their coffee as they were at their quarters in Paris
Versailles All the troops ask for is fine weather. the
heavy rain having converted the chalky soil into white
mud 1t is said in the camp that some very interesting
experiments shortly to be made in firearms of every
caber There experimental battery fol- the practice
of artillery permanently fixed at about mile to the night
of the Marshas headquarters. There all the guns m
vented in France IN any other pat OF Europe are eu
1t expected that several foreign officers OF distinction
will visit the camp this year TO witness these experiments
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Commercial Intelligence.

MONEY MARKET.--On the 4h and 5th insts. the
assumption that immediate outbreak Of was certain
extent the progress Of recovery from he
money panic. The discount demand at the Bank was ou
crate the best bills being negotiable in the open MARKET a
per cent the Stock Exchange there was no
advances Government securities were offered at o9 per
cent There expectation that reducton oi tne
Bank would be looked for next week. Consu coseu ~
e5ds5i ex div. e ,ose
COTToN-The market on Monday was very active
and prices advanced about 3D. H. Yesterday and to-day
duh tone has vailed and the Improvement lost Sales OF
three days 3 600 including 900 speculation and eXforn
NIscHFsIER fRApRThe market has been rather active
the o,, m .,, Int assumed quiet tone Prices
however. are unchanged. ~ Z,
BREADsTtTFs- Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. and
Henry jump Sons report Flour firm and holders DEMANDED
higher prices aud In obtained 3D. sack more
money principally for French American Wheat steady az
late rates; Winter Red and Southern. l036loi9 French
Wheat y GENITAL Indian Corn freely offered at
3D. decline; Mixed American, 29l3d29i6
PRoyIsioNs-Messrs Blgland. Atb!a i Co. and Bruce
Co eport Beef quiet and lower. Pork inactive but un'
changed Bacon in rather better request and prices slightly
in sellers favor. Butter remains unaered Cheese-he nno
qualities firm ordpsy very dull prices i6 aeO lard dull
and nominal. Tallow quiet but steady,
oDtcf-Ashes Qlnet Pots 30 Sugar quiet ort steady
Coffee inactive. sales Linseed OIL quiet Dv steaay
40l Rosin dull Spirits Turpentine dull and upchahsea
Petroleum quiet and nominal Refined 10 per ga'rn'
LONDON Markets -Breadstufs generally steady, at lae
rates Sugar quiet bu. firm Coffee in fair demand lea
quiet but steady Rce-smal sales at late decline Ialow
slow of sale, at ~ 9d43l on spot. for p Y Z.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Latest Ship News.

ARRIVED. .SuSpAy June IT,
Steamship Gaucus Gale Boston, with nd'e and PA'I to 'sao
Odei. o,,, .A .s.. - ps,..
Wood. l.. .uah I'D. ~
pass 10 Lyingon June Is, on haas passed esH
ship Gen. Barnes, bound = 4. 9Th
Shin Martha Levin Liverpool days With salt TO order
Slip Mobile Bem Wietng, Bremen n with mdse and oz lass
70 Charles Iuiing Co Han birth and deaths H., "a.
Ship Hemisphere (brl Benson Liverpool - Gays WIN ' ~
Bark Augusta Louise Hols Hansen, Cardiff n days win e0a 70
BsIi s.s%Hdsr Rru K.er Antwerp 81 days. with "d'' to
BSh susan jane to Nassau HOfOd Point Pe're ouad'ooPeh
ss Pedro Ficiet Neuvia, days. with &c. to PeeH
Biz Aha, we.. of Aricha PsrO Key Francis days with
sugar TO o. T. Small Co. ~p, ,u..o, poro.
al lsvsne,e jSnne Wagner Grsnde co days with hids
&c. 70 master Has been 10 days Of ha''er WIN sh WIGS
Surname Mccobb Barbados 90 days with mOas'e' to smith
Brig skwOrh cr.hOp tOf and from sOnderand % day, with
coal to Boyd Hncken- =, d, , am -p..,ns.-.
with coal to B. +. Small Co. =. , >,, :.
schr sste Rockwl st Johns, P. R May 2e via Norfolk
days, with sugar TO master . - -, Ii. ,xsr.r..
Schr d. Burng Shaw, Newben, C., days with ordnance
| to u. s. Quartermaster
schr 3 C. Evans Hammond, Georgetown. D. c.
schr y Moulton Crowley, Addison days. with spars
schr Ariadne Robinson EizabethpoI for Providence.
Schr Fashion, Terrell, Eliz4bethport Tor PIoyd' ncs
| Scnr War Steed, Hulse, Providence for Philadelphia
BELOW
One vessel brig, not ssoertained.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
nDnanr uar rha Lemberg Prs.glad and other journals

pending war The Iemberg PrSgiad ana other journals
inr the chances for and against and calmly arriving at
the conclusion that if the should develop into one
Vss;o ord p~,ssio on the other, there might be a
possibility Of accomplishing that desirable end 1t has
long been the policy ofthe Austrian Government On ,ne
approach of events IN the spnee c pds Ddo
notifies 10 hold ont an indefinite hope TO the Pocs uhder
It's rule that something may turn up to their advantage
and in so far the license given to the Gaean press N nS 40
aTticnar notice Prussia also has just thought 1t expe-
dent 10 treat some imprisoned Polish gentlemen WIN
marked cemency. 1t appears that some Pohsh p0nti-
COL n,isoners who at the close of the last rebellion
had been sentenced TO from three years OF honorable
confinement and detained at the Fortress OF uaz,
netitoned the Crown for comfortable quarters, now
bet Tho nlace is crowded with soldiers As the most
grateful reply they could receive they were set at liberty
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
The minor German States.


The Saxon Chamber of Deputies had voted the credit re-
quesed by Government and approved the projected arma
ments.
SAXOYY's REPLY TO PRUSSIA.
The Saxon Minister at this Court has presen'ea 10
Count isfnark dispatch from Baron Won Beust repy-
inc TO the statement Of the Pussan Government thar the
Saxon armaments had partly been the cause OF the an-
ments of Prussia The dispatch says; "No warlke
preparations took place in Saxony either IN the rst or
the second fortnight OF March, The l4th OF Apnl may be
taken as the date when the armaments or rather pepa-
tions against surprise from Prussia commenced that
being the day when the purchase of horses was ordered
the soldiers on frlOugh only called in on the oth
and the reserves on the 7th Of May Count Bsmars has
already stated in his dispatch to the Prssan Minister at
Stuttgart dated the 22d of May that the russian arma'
ments had commenced at the beginning OF March,.
wURTEMBERG.
II is asserted that the conference between the KING OF
Wiremberg and the Grand Duke OF Baden has led 10
thorough understanding between the two Soyeregns.
In the sitting of the Wiremberg Chamber of Deputies
of June s. the motion of Herr R0dnger that the financial
and military bills of the Government should not be agreed
to by the Chamber before the Assembly of German FAR
lament, was rejected almost unanimously, only three
members voting in favor of the notion The proposal OF
the Committee that the ministerial bills should be agreed
to Internationally adopted by 81 against votes
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
C0URT-JuNB To- Before Surrogate
TUCKER

During the past week the Surrogate has admitted to
probate the wills OF the following named John Ward
A B Nelson Wilhelm Zimmerman, John J. Myer Henry
g. Cox George Edmonds Ann Erford None OF the above
wills contain any provisions of public Importance The will
Daniel Monroe bequeahs disciples OF the church In
Seventeenth that due him from them either
on bond and mortgage otherwise The executors OF this
will directed to pay to the above church o.
10 and the nterest accrung from the be
applied support OF the library in the Sunday School at
tached 10 the church TO the Juvenile Asylum
eO 10 tho Trustees Of Bethany College Brook County Na
81 coo, 10 the American Bible Society, $500.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
PassenGers Arriyesl.

FROM BREMEN-n steamship Hasss-A Leu,z H. Hoffman, j.
Muller and wife, j. n Lsngsh Beersein, O. Rosentbs A.
sundheis II Dtme, r. Benedict and wife, A. de GreH and
wife Mrs Andrews Mrs Bees A. HofsrIanD Eggesht and
wife W. Bambrdge w Francis and wife surraers Pbiipp
l. Weissmsnn and sister O. A. Muller and vile, s. sturmer
Hirsch Helg Burbsch and family p Oe rcsr. HBeei'
FROM SAVANNAH-In steamship Vhgo-Miss Barnes. Miss c.
smith Mis-. Bent Ms Benson Miss Barteman Mis-, Booth Miss
HsrrieL Mr Austin Mr. feheone Mr.. Brown and children
FROM Polsr usIsIiin Ssssr Marie De PonefSy
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
SUPREME COURT-CHABERs- l6-Befors Justice
ISGRAHAM
DECISIONS.


Thomas NJ. Tying agt. Levi b. Tyng.-Motion
granted on conditions. &c.
Jenkins Van Sehack aet Hezekiah W. Wbitney.-Motion
denied; plaintiff costs el0. 10 abide event
Jane Weeks agt. William Eliott-Moiion denied. with
costs
John Alfred sgt Elizabeth Alfred-Report confirmed and
Judgment Of divorce granted.
John L. Faber ct al ag James NJ Cutler et al-The es
surrounding the both with large and
small bundles imitation OF the used by the plaintiffs
with some slight alterations and Is calculated to deceive In
these the plaintiffs may have right "a trade mark and the
evidence such have been used by them for long time
think they entitled 10 continue the injunction as to any
ohem The words not such to give one
right the exclusive Of It, The injunction must be
modified accordingly. -
Jennie H. Hilton &c. agt. George w Niles. &c.-The re.
ceps May should have been applied to these claims
Motion denied
Garrett H. Striker agt Robert Naturalization granted
SUPERIOR COURT-sPBCIAL TERM-THE STRONG DIVORCE
CASE AGAIN.
Peter r. Strong sgt. Mary l.. Srong.-Let order be
entered directing plaintiff o TO defendant her counsel
Messrs. McKeon and Gay $1,000 toward the expenses OF
defending this action with ibcry to defendant to to in
further afayits showing clearly
and positively the extent Of plaintiffs interest in his fathers
estae whether he realizes anything lherefrom and how
much No OF this motion to either party The order to
be made without imposing condition defendant
Adelis NJ Bouton agt. james H. Bouton.Motion denied
without costs 10 either party
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-cHAMBERs-BEFoRE JUDGE
CARDoZo.
White agt. White.-See memorandum With clerk,
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
CITY NRws.

TIE New Posr- -OPPoE.-At late hour on Friday
afternoon the Commission appointed to select site FOR
new and the building to contain rooms to accomo
date the United States Court met In private session IN
the Controllers Office During the absence OF Mayor and
the Commission will undoubtedly select that portion OF
the Park bounded by Beekmsn st. and Park place on the north
Annst on the south Parkrow the east and Broadway
ON the west.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Very Latest via Queenstown.
HEAVY FAILURE

LONDON juno 7, 1866.
Agra g. Masternau's Bank has suspended payment.
Liabilities heavy and wide spread The directors do not
doubt that all will be paid in full and t n ncon-
siderable amount OF the paid up cap ..i lost. The
event caused considerable commerce .tr h although
1t was not expected.
TIE EUROPEAN T..
The crisis on the continent still Co.. l.,.
War is apparently inevitable.
LIyfgodl June T. 1866.
The steamship Bremen, from New York. arrived st
SOUTHAMPTON on the 9th,
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
AN EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL


:, :. from Wason's Weekly Art Journal
Dr. W. Levet has always ranked anong our first dens,. .J
dentistry much to bis scientific researches and Inventions t
MS new invention OF Suction Cellular Plate combination with
web and rubber base for shca nearer
70 periec9n than any we have seen light hardly be
weight the hand and tue tis
strong By series air cells /. held immoyeabe ia the mouth
and small and compact that does interfere with speech
taste h in short the lhte the ceanly The hrme.t
denufe that put in the mouth and consequently we com
mend il yer all Others ~ LEVEilr Deni.t
Removed to No. 26 East Tweneh fifth house Broadway
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Cane Of Good Nope.

The Cape of Good Hope mail Of April 81 had arrived
A WAR SETTLED.
The settlement Of the Basuto war had been confirmed
MISCELLANEOUS.
British Kaffraria had become an integral portion OF
Cape Colony. Large quantities of gold had been dscoy
cred in the neighborhood of Crocodile River.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
COuRT CALENDAR-Turs DAY

SUPREME CoURT-GBSERAL IBRM.-Non'enumer'
ated Motions and the Balance OF Preferred Causes
CIRctIT-PARr Nos 3O55 lll5 90o e79. 9s9 i7 1857
1906 1897 1881 37l 79 723 g3 97 969 1917 eO9 S6J
PAKI II-Nos 500 1856 eG2 1873 1902 s52 6e ll72 lOO
6s 1882 3l9 s24 66 9J 3Ji 96s Jl2 9O6 1916 SPECIAL
TERM-Caesdar unchanged.
SUPERIOR Court AND COURT oP COMMON PLBAs.-
Adjourned for the Term
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. JUNE 49, 1866.
Cotton very dull, and prices Id. lower;

Cotton very dull and prices 4d. lower sales to-day,
600 bales including 1000 bales to Spectators and operaiors
Ndling Upands. about l3ld.
Breadstufs duh but firm.
Provisions inactive ,- ,o.c
Cons0ls closed at s5i 0e6.
United States 520s 6ia6il.
Erie shares, 42ai2i
Illinois Centrals 75d75l