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RoctA. Gh!pmta. Kectts. Shipn'ra.
1nubT. m..... .Ds 4,sD tAl 6,s!l
tbinHlta m....3sH 8.1N 2i,3A 4LSsp
lnth W,.,.,,.. II atu G,gsd
There Il nothing doing tn caExoeA. None of The
lumber reTts arc yet open though several carKoes o1
Shingles have arTiEed and ~est freely taken atfoIl
price,. In the yssoa thefe u good demand ioT co'
mon bnildiEE Lumber 1t lo~ez range OF prices,
FeLcanE Is dull. though God oeal beuk bought n
.ub+litute foF Flooring. which Is relatively much
higher Thc upres qualities Are held arm At our QUO
taltous. sbnEI+s very scarce and prices uaust be
quoted hieh,r. IA1h IL Alto quite scatce and ttn-
re uun,k closing prices n follow:
3 oa9 90 o.
serr nd f3f4r. L ", IN and in...... 70 00433.M
, Third l3cxf ioch. ..-....-.......-...4 431e3tQd
) FtYxt And second C1eax F1ooItnK. To-
j. EE'str. des'..,,........,......-.... sanoaHM
, 1866-04-11

The Provision Trade at New York;
The following table sho 40 the receipts Of Pro
-ions at New York during the three months ending
NahSf.
, 1866-04-11

te'''N tian Chrou;cle, Philadelphia
1hsve derived decided bnens tfon tho use Or !ioot
,Rsm Me sna Il g II
suffering from general debility o. dqm dasases a1ians
fom dezanRtnent Of the lires. o1.r rRSD;a11. Ssl1;
te4'As ''' tIst Chnrch. PhiladrlphIa.l
From the u.aay rsspec.aa1s 1ssou1neadasions siTsa q
ri ss1 a.as st:
hern 70 be good remedy for debility and Wqst e1
ceileat tonic fot The siousach- D. AERA1GE.
n
IRON Rev VIM. Smith, formerly pa.soE Of the Yin
eentown and MsaT sS =, bspt I,, ~
ierar theu = an excellent medicine. specially .dsp-
ThsV arr%.then and lns11orata tho system when de-
battd and useful In d1snfdefs Of The lxeE loss
.t e h.,s *, sa sae ana af
them greatly beneficial In the rsst2Fatioa Ct hssth
fo"Fs un''' sss Hutch,nsoa 4, Philadelphia
IL
nF.wAnE OF CouSTERFFlTS.-see thae the stg.
nsture Or c. H. JACKs0S"i Is on the NRAPPER ct
s.s5 SStt1s RiSE SSs saas'oSk DOLLAR
r~shontd your nearest druggtsts rot hare nc A.
e e pot e. ny as@ S9 ins e. pac 6as tsa e
u aad We viii orasf, securely packed, b7 express.
n Pr.petrs, oece and Aanntsctozys 631 ARCH
Street, Philadelphia, P1*
JONES l. EVANS,
fsuccessors 10 c. Il. Jackson COZ
PROPRIETOR
Far .sle BY Druggists and pssIsgs y s'sy tevn IN
the United States- oc!ass'e-6n lie" " %
, 1866-04-11

The following table thorr the Increment tn BRO.
duce during the patt week. also from jan st to date
with comparative statistlcs:
BEcEr1H or LEADING AETCLEs AT CHICAGO
FOB Tlk wEKK EADM1 AFR11 Z, AND Fpoa
IAN, l 70 DATE.
, 1866-04-11
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHICAGO NAR.
NET.

lEEspAI HfG.s ap{1l Nv lat6.
FHETEUT&-LAxK fkxl0n1n-Tbefe IL s0ne Ia.
qnl1 ics aia t..iEhts ard ws fepof saEaEs1sns M %f
Issdo ens GsG Il
ton o. sts ,to oad 9oE kAtLRoAg r.
sas s f5oa1 Il ieshss 5io % Ssw fosE saa sIlus
Il: $!ss;:s g: f. =
bis. During tne week thele hss e' ti..!y acttre
ssSsss sssss @ s.ys : @ -! =
Esa II aal roo wth9Hd 1ay sse1 Shsass nn
sSnsc n.: Il esSa's
sscsay aud ns ibe demand IL mostly for tnteisy
S:s s;s e. FL 2s':.ss ss: SIT, s;::
hr5t Sc ~. :: < m srE1So s1. ~
ut &6 81 6PE14G SlFxK-s3 iris Al f5.G*
We qunie closing pr1ces IS follows:
'na'ee Seus6ean s. Illinois il sas isss
lGatM
f.s nttse1 to rood WscSi.aa .ad wi;eon:n.: @s -
cholse VICE %1sssoossa ainnesota md Iowa. ia 50
9o& ~
EnAound. 80 ?9o
ID io:d;y i:;i; 81 ;.hiepsa a.
t. t. Il i .ss ~ - q t. W .s,.s
sk sssuIa.5 sut On sse.ne ~ M rs
sGs toe1y = IL 70 SpspS 20 nas ~ sn1e4 a athsr
5eS.r-!he market 9penea quiet :. 2.x ser So
- rt:e; sut ,ass; que,,s bess4e nots seiys % .na
III stt..se srrssa Wnt.r-4W bn Se.i Sofihxest-
S i ; s. T. e. :' '$ pSs os % :'s;;
US; s 8 I s i !: ~ = = !.
'1Ei 4 Il tsd,y isss s. .s'peee ~
.ts ;seFs L,
lor Ton lD ,tore sni tie ntskst aaEancsd S% e a.
.ns 'S
store lof AIa1' md Msy-c'osnk, however, at medium
To.DA4-The uarks. wa. decidedly lces aetve and
fu1I5 Sa1c 1oEeT On Torn in stnIe md xe lower for
:ssss = s. =. 81 ! s
Il. .9ss :sosi q e j. y :a!e =
81 T. = ss de ssy r.
b. Apr1i-sbe arfst closinE quiet At inside nsusee
81, eese eay g.
Ton1I-tne rna5ket va aa@ie; @ apd ~ re Is loE:r.
de d r asSe sao o1 % 1nt1 sic s5 6a DO
KYE-nece,vea z a.1 10 b.: .A!resa noDs; Re,
s:. ~ Sa H. shp: s q 4
5ssc :: 40 81 No: at s0e+ .,,. -,
II slts; a s. .s::s :sssts
ALCUMOL-The 4 market Is duu md noua'na: n
stUEHSs-1nees Is nothing doing. and the market
fnnst he uQted nominal II 419&Al-a-
HHSFflh1 CtbKS--The market Is very dull aud our
| u9otaIaons ART entirely nom!na4-
Pins to
Good TO 1s.S9 II ~
Far 70 Eood sanSs q oS fS
lnisIs @H4S1is e quit ii sssm sddlias. 10
a1i a1MiWFSnMEX@Nopa1nal Ut M<9:Ec-
fsiiTrER- Received. 1863 ps: shipped. LID = 4
Choict 1io1is tn actlve request It ;as1. Ohet de'
SEpItons 1ir in f supply and steady at our quota-
t1oLs sales were: 7boxtt Ifoll a &c Nv D& II Sse
| 6p NJ eld bxs II &C box at32c ~ ,,- j..
Nh61CG Daily s.-s....-s-'s''t'3@
Epoo Aab sS9i ].
I1n1fnoh t1fkln%-.... &ss
| HAtsEINt:-1hr u.2s4rt u quiet 1ud prices kteaoS
1no unchsnEtt. Nc couuEue to quote; AZ
Sns1oas, 4, 2:ea sesosleas nen Is Is
i Epio1 4, = ....,,. .,,.....4.. Q49
Masta*otA A. .......,-......... Ls3
Cp11 E1chkEte....,..s.,...,.. ,.,,. 90
HAmpdcb h, zbu- ....,.,..,.,,. G&s
stRtk A. - cotton. n %
Lewiston \, :. ............ ..,,.,,,.,., 900
AnG1etn =. :" .....-- .......,,.,.,,,..,,, IS @
!taFtf Muts po seamless cotton. on....,,,,.,,,, 800
ttott1pA *.nn So' 3t1q
Etnhtft I!IJ 45n
Cotton 4-A! "a
Cotto1 A-M! 31Ge
linppiers 2x-pu. = Ct
NNiles GO
| CIIEE-E-7he ttock8 ne no mosp snsn ate.s psis ~
and with tar ca1and prices STEADY II H. ist1
! at1aDce. ncQupte;
NcM ToFk Factory q G73xt
| Mtftetn Gu
Western Ht3
, 1866-04-11

Tota1...-.... .......................-.$l .$ll6~U0u
All Of the above steamers total lotses~ except
inc the Emmy Ugden. the hull oi the Alex
Msjo1s could hare l,c~p saved iu q damaged COD
dilion bad proper clortt hecn rn1de. At aborf
cisht O'Clock, the Champion tjob oat} came up Tor
rhe purpotc Of 1owinp # away At the same time
the Terry boa, Chr1Atv came alongraoe and proceed
Cd deliberately to POUR rtstAm OF Wa-er INTO II,
and which soon caused The hult to sink eutlftly
ont Of right Tue hutie OF the tfte Deans, Nevada
and Frank lates al.o lav SINK 1t the places wheza
they vcie burned. And FtThk here. tor the beatdt
or steamers arriving n this port in the night. ne
would s2y: tic locnlty Of The firr Was the block
Immediately aboye the Memphis Packet Company .
wharf boat.
!: is bur short tisne ago that nearly million
dollars worth Of steamboat ptrpeFy VT. burnt at
The ksee, ano boat owners are no talking abont
procuring Tire boat. TO he used IN similar cn1ef-
Eency "a that Of saturday. ..-...
The Dal!es Afou,&aitrer gives the to1lo1.os table
o1 the er,i1nacd annual prouuet OF gold and a,lVer
x.i..s Ill .daAs nAtafnn =.
, 1866-04-11

TCxspiY Ev1Srxa. April 10, 1859.
The receipts for the pa&t twenty-four hour w.rc:
1co fest oi Lanhes tnd alH1c0 Shingles The sl.p
mtnts 900 feet Of Lumber Soa noo Shingles
src 600 lath- Tbs Seoeipss and shtpmets Tor the
past Week And rom jan. LIT weTe:
Last week. Sine. Jan. !.
, 1866-04-11

New York tt0cA Market
C1ounE prices los cash. April iosh i666s fecEed BY
Ieseph N. Lyon, Commission STOCK aad Rond HrofE.
aad deae4 Government Securities, no. IS C1AEk st..
, 1866-04-11

TrEspAY EyEs1sa, Apr,1 10, 1865.
The following tnble ehous the receipts and ship
ncnta Of Produce during the past tHenty.foor
lpurs:
, 1866-04-11

TOOK COUNTY BONDS.
,t1rst On Cook County Bonds due tho lat Of Mas is
i the Coupon: arc prtsen{sd a ~ p.a,e So ConEt
House, after the llth and before the 9Th Of APRIL 1s.
'T EDW. i. sAlOMOE. County CLERK.
Chicago, April :, lSG6- ti89
, 1866-04-11

Hntchefor's Ha1T Nye,
Ihs Lest In the World! Harmless, relIable. instan.
anueons The only perfect Dye: No Disappointment
ridiculous tints S!gntd R1!i!am & RafMsaetor, ~ e,
M1LLEFLEu Ks-sesInrcs, preserves AID bca ut 1es
INC hair. Sold by ali I1-ugZfsts. de9A1s&1T
, 1866-04-11
DROPOSALS Fur RE-GRAV-
J. ELLIS8 MICHIGAN AVENUE

DNUFUGAI5 F.7E TkE-Nf[A =
J. ELLIS8 MICHIGAN AVENUE
QET1CE OF IHt BOARD or PEattG H0RKs.
Chicago ApTii 5th. lSS6, !
Sealed Proposals. will be received by the Rnssd Of
Al I'll Tit, for Ne-eTavtnR Michigan aTenue. from
Lake street 10 Fatk tIxce. according to plana and
erecldcntorS On { ut A4td 0fc*.
saIa Improvement viii be paid tor from the kpeclal
aktssment tesed to dcfEsy lts cott. when the same
thRtl Be collected.
rfcpo.als a ult b. addressed 10 the Board OF r1b.
Michigan avenue," aud be accompanied With tho nauat
s9oo hono vtth soseues 70 be nppr2Eed oy tne Board
accordance With the conditions OF tnts adFcfscmen
Of 10 reject all bids and proposal vn b accepted
factory the o4rd ftat he has The necessary SELL
experience eneTRy ana ability for doing the wnEf Il
Trustworthy, md hAs sufficient pecunlafy rssoufCes.
J q. GtNpELE,
FRED. LETT.
o.. ROSE,
An6tELUk1tt BolTd Of Public Works.
, 1866-04-11

ELECTION NOTICE.
IL g: CHlcAso, pril 5th, 1875.
No1{te Is hereby Given that the Annual Municipal
Election Of the Cfty Of Chicago will be holden tue
18th o. rF A. 1896 for The election OF oce Alder
ruAp II one Eonltable for e1ch Ward.
an5,3lY I'M >. A. 4. RQpAAN, CITY Clerk.
, 1866-04-11

Having been cured Of sperm~to'Ehea BY celebrated
thysican k,u obtained bis e1haa Of de-
III, to seud sufferers from sefabuse the means By
whrh they can !e permanently cured. Al! eom1,u1!.
cxlors ccnndfnt1al. A3dEc4s with dtAHp, II H. STAN.
LEI. +. o. Drawer 64<1S. Chicago. II. 1867
, 1866-04-11

Herr The market Ne. very dun-opcuins at 1s5,,
declined 10 12iA. and closed A. 1atz6lea. Sllrsz
!, dull xnt nominal ut 1l51117.
Government Honds 10 cay were shade eas1e1.
, 1866-04-11

AID Future Prosrects IN Life clearly reyealed br Or
Raphael He wins the affections Of the onnoaItc SCI
lie guides yon wealth, beaith and h,pptness. Call
at Drug Store 213 Enst Mad.soa.st., between Wells
AID Franklin. Contnltatlon fee One Dollar. t5s
, 1866-04-11

CopfideDtinI Information
FOR THE MAKR1ED,-9ent ftec IN sealed envelope
4 ddress E. b. FOOTE,. u, D., 1850 Bfoadwa1. New
, 1866-04-11

The BrcndAtuHs Tradc in SeSV York.
The following table tho~s the receipts Of Bread
stut3t ut New York for .1e three month"; ending
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

IHE AMAZON REeIoN-Aocordinq to re.
cent announcement the Government of Re-
I'll has opened the navigation of the river
Amazon to the vessels of Peru, long kent
out OF 1t, and in, reference to which rights
there have been fierce and unpleasant dinlo.
matte controversies. To Peru, the nayiea.
tloh OF TINS stream opening a route to the
atiahtic nearly from Quito will be of the
utmost importance, as 1t will, to consider
aoie extent, give to that nation routes for its
commerce by the great eastern oceans. But
Peru, not having the shipping. could NOT
avail herself of the privilege of navioat;on
to as very great an extent as the world wonld
require, and it is therefore Of much imnor.
tance in this connection to notice that the
Brazilian Government has announced a de.
termination to shortly open the river to tbe
commerce OF the world Now, the Amazon
IS the emperor of rivers, being four thousand
miles long, one hundred and eighty miles
wide at the mouth, aud being nearly five
hundred yards wide at the distance of three
thousand miles from the sea. With its tri
butaries, which are many noble rivers, It Of
fers water navigation for two thousand miles
for steamers andvessels of from one thous-
and to two thousand tons burden. and To
those of smaller capacity three thousand
miles more. Bolivia, Peru, Ecador, New
Grand and Brazil may be opened to access
from the Atlantic by this river route For
timber, the country adjoining its banks is
very valuable, furnishing cedar, red wood,
holly wood, pine, and perhaps others more
the qualities of which are not now
known. Among its fruits may be mention.
ed cocoa, cinnamon, vanilla, and many Others
which grow wild, and coffee, sugar, rice
lemons, oranges, and many other produc-
lions. There are huge fortunes to be made
Dy the judicious merchants who shall avail
themselves of the opportunities which the
Brazilian Government will shortly afford,
and the liberality of Don Pedro in opening
The doors which he has so long kept locked
IS an act for which he deserves the thanks
Of the world. T
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Twenty thousand Fepians, had a picnic
at Har4ein, near Chicago, last week. They
were addressed by Governor. Oglesby, Hon.
Schuler Coifax, and aGenenip Logan 71'lio
"a A single estabIislaheAt in Waterbury,
Connecticut, luses fifteen hundred tons of
copper annually in the manufacture of pins,
hooks and eyes, and other, similar articles.
Two remarkable shdhen deaths occurred
at Niagara Falls, on Tuesday. A very cor
pulant colored man named Holmes died
very suddenly. and labout three hours after.
wards his wife, who 'was also of enormous
proportions, calling her two grown up
daughters 10 her, ,osaid: swell, girls, you
must do the best you can for yourselves, the
old man is gone, and Pm going too." She
then sat down in chair, and Immediately
expired. Husband and wife were buried IL
one grave on Thursday.
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RATHER CooL.-Herc is a story of the
days when travelling on canal boats was con-
sldcred the most comfortable mode OF get
ting along on the journey out West:
Halo, there, capting," said Green
Mountain Yankee to the captain of packet
on the Erie canal, "what do you charge for
passage 2" - laf'g
Three cents per mile and boarded" said
the captain. ''.....,.5,. Il.
"Wall, guess I'll take passage, capting,
seeing as how I am kinder gin eout walking
so tarnashun far" ~
Accordingly he got on board Just as tho
steward was ringing the bell for dinner.
Jonathan sat down and began to demolish
the ''fxins" to the utter CONSERVATION Of tile
captain, until he cleared the table of all that
was eatable, when he got up and went on
deck picking his teeth very comfortably.
How far is it, capting from here to
where l came aboard ~
"Nearly one and a half miles," said tho
captain. l.,..- r.fl. -...
Lets see," said Jonathan, "that would be
just four and half cents but never mind,
capting, won't be small; here's five cents,
which pays my fare up to here; guess nj
90 ashore now I'm kinder rested out"
The captain yamosed for the cabin, and
Jonathan went ashore.
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Posters and Dodgers.

print thess Of all sizes and Ia all ,lors of ink ana
paper ana he6to advertising in the Post the best way
70 make known your business is through the POSTER.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-04
T. C. LINDs Ely & CO.,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

I'm the year 1S46, the writer embarked in the Dug
Business In the city of Philadelphia and while thus en-,
gagged made several experiments in regard to the ost
desirable mole OF preparing Fluid Extracts My eHrts
Deing successulthe articles being approved uss Nv
the Medical Faculty-I DESTROYS OF placing them be-
fore the public but hesitated for some time before con
cuding to resort to newspaper advertising kmo~nr Of
the prejudces that existed in the minds of many axost
using advertised Medicines Nostrums but through the
advice of friends and those who had used them this OBJ.
lection overcome.
After IL years exertions commencing In small vay
the popularity Of articles has extended to all part of
the United States and widely throughout Foreign noun-
trfes-sRd this In the face Of much opposition Hyery
means has been resored to by unprncped dealers since
their merit and success have been knownsuch as adyer
tsng larger bottles at less price, censuriug ali other
preparations and even copying my advertsementsbut
am happy to state that out Of the many who have re-
sorted to this, none have been successful.
MY OBJECT
in this notice to mako the facts known to the psbc
and respectable dealers believing after SO many yests'
exertons, that the Druggists will dscountena1ss such
proceedings and that the reputation my articles NAV
not be DAMAGED by the use Of inferior spurious ones
knowing that many may read this article are
quainted with me- append few remarks from those Of
my native city and whose names known IN al parts
Of the world
Being personally acquainted with Mr. H. T. Helm
bold anords me pleasure in stating have boon most
hvorably impressed with his energy and integrity and
Natinsd d his succssn "
WIN. wEIGHTMAN,
Film Of POWERS 4 WrIaHfNAu
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadslphia.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-04

rhofhlhfohs of this Establishment respectfully
aAnoehee 10 the Public of Norfolk Portsmouth and VI
that they are fully prepared to execute every d.
Scripiion of JOB PRINTING known to the bushes.
no. oh'y with NEATNEss and DESPATCH, but in a
s'yle unsurpassed in the South for BEAUTY and EIr
aANcE' We have the most complete and varied assore,
meni OF TYPE of ALL SIZES and DESCRIPTIONS
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-04

Apothecaries, Druggists aud Others, who make use
these necessary articles, can be promptly suppl