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Cincinnati Market.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chlcsso Ttlbune.1
CIscLANAIT. July II.
FLonH -Coatiouts dull with lower teadency, No
EAles.
GRAIS-Whtat quiet. 6a.cs Of No. winter at "a Is
bu; No. spiinE offered At $3.50. Corn steady ut
&c for No. mixed. Oats dull, but held nruer.
Rye declined &c. Sslea u &c. Barley neglected.
CorIoS-Quftt. Small sales mltdll1g at Sc.
WA1aEEx-steady, Small s1ies tree ss.,o;; bonded,
&c.
enthusiastically eteady. Mess Pork quiet.
Sales Of 1cD btls 1t @s2.31H 2 brl-c1oslng hrmsr
Bacon and bnlk meats held nrn wtthont much nctly,
y. Lard heavy. Sales Of 500 prime city 1t &c
p = generally held xak higher.
MoEEY-Cloes.
EIGNASGE-prAE3lng Il 1.lQ 6lgconnt md par:
, 1866-07-13
III Il n R 1 e d .

In this cty on Thufaday tho 18th 1nst ut the res.
ldtEce Of te hslcss father. By the I:ey. H. Fowler
ELIAS noRh1S, h:1- and JENNIE X eldest daugh-
IN this city, Thnrtsy, the l1th tnas By tha Rev.
Geo. 1. MIenn. Mr. JOnS u. WEsSN aad Miss JU-
Liza A. GRIt GS. bosh OF this city
AT Lake Forest ILL.,. July l:th, by Rev. Ra4ter Dick
tnson. y. D.. JOHN II. kEtF. Of New Orleans. and
, 1866-07-13

Oswt0o. July II.
FLoCR-Du1l and unchanEed. socbrIs-5io7a IS for
No. aps1rE 50 for LED winter and Sl55 for
double e1fFp. ..-
No. Nil waukee club II held at san and MOL Chi
cage Fpr!nE at 95. Corn quiet, but unch aneed-No
prime Nisconsin. Peas quiet 1t $lee for Canada.
t,ANAI FRKIAHTE-hcl Low Or An1 q1tet.
LAkK lXeoRIs-WAeaf. 5000 In corn. u. Coo ou.
GANAl lK1oR1s-,z75 bu wheAt, q, 600 bl corn and
2,tQq ln peas. -. '---------
, 1866-07-13
Aid for Portland

AuGcsrA, Ne, July IA meeting WAS held here
yer terdAy to aid The Portland sufferers, A aub-
ec1iption WAS t:ar1ed. and barge snms are being
Tal-fd, Resolutions asking thu Governor to cou-
v.ne the LeEte!ature, and Recommending that the
Stale lax due from Portland be remlttcd, wsrs
adOpteu.
, 1866-07-13


Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tt1bu1e.1
....-,. DETnoI1. JulT II.
Ur-Fai'child Canada, Eewsboy, Morris, Ge1 zldlrs
1asnor. Ebope, Eatss, Saginaw, MssE, Collins. Aeon
Has. slylkrk.
Dowx-lonffa. 1nvirc1ble. Clark, Banner, Shook.
NtSp-SouthHest
, 1866-07-13

Commencement Exercises at Amherst
| College.
AMHERST, Mase., July 12.-Tne -cxerciscs Of the
| fof1y-h11y COMMENCEMENT, occurred to-day. The
honorary degree Of ter OF arts confetred on
ReytMl. ew1ntop, Alb.Tt D. D.Rlehardeop of the New
York Tribune, snd Hon. franklin J. 0tterton. u,
! fhe New YnrE 7YSnfx
, 1866-07-13

Yesterday morning IN adjourned meeting Of the
s,ommitlees appointed By Tho Cook county.Boa,d
,1nns,rssors md ,h- Cn,n,non f.onnr,, IN ,scr,s.
N1.@..~ - . "S .~s..". -. ~ ~ 1so,1sa
IKE ais1su""s oeeneo ues@eea'! ~ Inc antesnai AZ
t1nCeme0tS oI 1ht Court House. Was held IN the
Council Chamber. The subject was disguised ii
some lenrt6. and though no definite plau gas de-
1S,nrrs ses1ed 10 meet VIII rensral tayor nnd
Iii crobghis ~ 1rnnr1en hy tnr rnm1nftt.e ~
1hcir nr,ncciive cofpora,e bodies.
fHsL 4 glpposeo .o sneG! tnf IcIa 3sai a y tas
Louuy Ssu loua ~ p.s. J.. .oSa1on ~ ~ eue patv ~
ssu,tsd es ,ns Fin, frecinrt toct S.ttnn 1n;s
hascmen, at,cr thorough Sumieation and lniernal
barring down and rebuilding. elli be occnpsed BY
nc County hsGofainC M uspaftaen., cxcsplinx the
pora Sat "nsn o1 ~ - St ~ sss .! LIS rs
~ ~ W. e nn.4 Gn1 ' ,.,sd .nS -, -. ; .1 .as
~ hn,,L,n. wi, ni.n - IL M1ss S'ug
~ - IA ,,oorw Er,.%,n1 nb.,e ~ ,hs m,,,,. ~
ny .a., .a,,aafsv arrnm,sa ~ M, ~ ,nas ~
,nsy ,; T9ns th nut J., ~" ~ cnss.c,y
~. thr ~ u s.1 1 ~ rn. En-. ~ " o9 +n. aus -
- ,n".ir1 shc ronmo, ~. n,snch ~ ,ha Snpsr,or
snnrf INN H. 1h,Ia ttn1x ~ ~ R.~orSert tsnnrt
,n.n ~ ,ts ssns .ano ~, " n xass ~. sos
f1snrh ftn1n fhe small rr.cT r. ,hc sontH .ast ~,
mr. N thc tr1 fnor IN Ihe rom ,n,v ,n-rnaS ~
Inaoe t;nry ae a cnmtnou law cnnrT The nAices IL
10 be taken from The tsst floor to the second. the
rnE ~ th' n,.norr rbr comm1Iisa III, sioS r1r
omme1d he erection Of two dre proof yaults run.
Ane from the baeenent at the nnSIh and south ends
, 1866-07-13
Philadelphia Market. -.-
PHILADELPHIA, July u.

FIouE-Vely dull.
GRA1A-Nhea, quiet Corn inattlve At sta.
WooL-Ltas am. Sales OF 10000 nf, common
and quarter blood Mt c@f5c; hsn blood 6StatSc i:
thEeeQusfters h1ood and line aso 13,1v0 ns
upWtsaed 1t tr34 &c.
WmhKEY-uEcbanged.
, 1866-07-13

BALTIMORE. July II.
F1ouR-Quiet. High grades family 9Loo per pfl
lower.
Western.
GhocEnus-suRars quiet. Coffee heavy.
WRltKEr-Uutl.
, 1866-07-13

FLQpn--Tull.
QnAN-Wbc1t very dull. Sales A amber At &2.25 :;
nsw amber f3.G0; No. amber At $1sTD. Coth active
at 6GQ e6hc for No. l mixed; axc Tor No.7 90, and
EGkE fur No, white. Oats quet.
LtKE FEEIa Hrh-Upll and nominal,
, 1866-07-13

TOR SALE Tne best Fruit and
l. Contretiot cry Store IN ttfs city doing good
bu.,ress. The best Of ze4sons given fo1 selling. Gail
a ~ ax1jRnD-st. p3f4
, 1866-07-13
Buffalo MurEct+

BCHF4I0t 3HIf II.
FLoCK-Qu1et.
uhAl4-H heat quiet and ienctiys. Corn in mode
dtmard n T2c for No. l. Oats drfets no CHI
eago tic: No s2e: No MI yankee .a9c; Eac,Le 45c
Barley ponpa1. rye No. CItaEo &c.
CANAL FREl1H1s-To New YotK-Wheat lsc, corn
&c. oaLs 9hci 10 Alban{-Cofn i3s.
, 1866-07-13

TOR SALE-Lease and Stock Of
IL Wood Yard. Also. Horse and Dray. Corner OF
Market and " WAsltpgton-srA. n5s1
, 1866-07-13

FOR SALE-One Piano, war
L. rabted In gocd order. VIII be sold At bargain.
II sppliea for tCon owner deslrous Of feav'p.
Iox. Gun he seen at ~ silvef-st, West 6Ide- 1fst
street west OF Ha15ted on Harrison. n55
, 1866-07-13

FOR SALE-F1xtures, lease and
4 stock Of the Confectionery and Ice cream Saloon
1876 State street. -Four large rooms. Lent -, per
mubth. lraule on 11e.uises. n3se
, 1866-07-13
THE CITY.

erHHEa Observation-Disclosures or others,
who arc about to leaye the city for the summer
months u'sy receive the Tn1BCHE hy mail. Tor ans
length Of time desired, on reEdlng their address
and PREPAID subscription, at The rae Of one dollar
per month 10 Ills sihce,
, 1866-07-13
New York Stock and nlouey Market.

-. NfW X0Ek. July u,
SfEEI1yG-Flrn 1t 1esK@i0s4. --
GoLD-Mort active snd nfmef; opening At 149H. nd.
vanc!nE 10 lslK. declining to LIN. and cloilnG at
15lH.
FExtdn7s- Liverpool. aaiet and rrm At 4494Hd
for corn.
GovEESNrxT srocKs-Aye oEmcr and active:
~ e. aseDn eo5s 1se.1sss Treasury note'..'1o'H
, 1866-07-13

FOR SALE-In Evanston, . new
- house Just ready for occupancy. built upon lot
1 By 2lo tex T. Tie Eoye 9esf tne Lska shore. said
clolcts, two hay Windows rood cellar. wood shed,
vel, Gsteru. ice house nled With ce, barn and car
raEe house. Lot i enclosed with t1st class fence,
and Is couniete IN all It's ARRANGEMENTS, and will make
ore or homes IN Evanston. Said house
and lot W be offered fot ste the week for $701 hat
cath balance IN one and two Yeass At per cent inter-
esr or II not aold within ths. tn vii. rent 1t for
$sto Eer 5etr. c. Z. BROWNE, Room IL. No. "
LaSA11c street. MTG
, 1866-07-13
a GHANU
NAlAD QuEE N
MATINEE.

IOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
EGL. J. =. .PropEetor aud Manager
1haEV s.1UUH. BARRY
saccenhful Inauguration of the New season,
Friday. July 15.h, second time, the great romantic
vICTORlN r,
a. - p.sysa e t1e Adt'pht Theatre, London, for I'D.
thturcay Afternoon at the Grand HatInpr and ,1co
ht ntght-fictof1pe. .' 141 Sss'
Tom Tay1or's EcE Comedy Is In rehexss a.
, 1866-07-13

Dr.. 7. u. EDDY announced The following list Of
., the cdihce, accompanying The mention ol each
Nth elabc1ate commtnta. and in the course OF his
rennrks paying 4 high 'r1bateto the newspaper
IRIS of Lbictgo, and 10 tbe cav Itself:
A COPY Of TIE discipline Of the Methodist Epis-
cnPal Church por!:slt Of Mrt. Garrett; copy
, 1866-07-13

FOR SALE-Cheap, one second
J. hand Hhc1se power engine aud boiler. With
sss 6s hsas5 Rd " 81 p2ss
Port 3t1cs Boz 14ux. nJl6
, 1866-07-13

tovernnaent Contract for Nets Pork.
Our 81. Louis des espatchcs received thlf evening,
1ne thai Government purchaecd 9, ooa barrels Mess
Ittitl a >
, 1866-07-13

for ice cream tIeezeft, rerfcerators, water hlers
and coolers. Also, cooking ranges, stoves md hot
afF frtr mi
, 1866-07-13

EOR SALE-A No. II Lilies fire
l. and burslar proof safe. VIII trade for furniture.
Also, $40 acres o land Tfavefse Hay, Mich.
Apply to Il. a. CRANE, 14a Blue 1alaud-av. n63s
, 1866-07-13

FOR SALE-Vtry cheap, # ap-
tiled for immea,ately. I haru VA { store and lin
shor doluk Eeoh baslness Reason ling u that
stock. Apply At ~ Eask Klnz1e street pfN
, 1866-07-13

| Go to ttle Heat-Go to Rfyant g. STRAIT
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor.
ouch. pracucsl bu.tnes8 education, OF 10 tecone
| good Telegraph Opetato.. Address tor circulars,
BHTAST q STNATToN. Chicago. III.
, 1866-07-13

Special Caution - Mrs. V1nRloxvss
Soothing Syrup has become so popular that vafi-
Gus parties have put articles calling them Mrs..
Winsl1w's. PeA.c take notice that the Mrs. Wins
low Of the Soothing syrup Is not connected with
any othe1 article 1unefe53i
, 1866-07-13

TOR SALE-Lease and fixtures
T. Of meat market, Ia rood location. Apply to E
4. BtTLhI1 SO WAs: Lake STREET. rG64
, 1866-07-13
43oarning-auanten.

DOARDING = Wanted Hyde
II r,,k-Hr4 single rentleuusn. Address "D {. !"
Tribune Qt1ee, with PaznculAA aIta
, 1866-07-13

TOR SALE-Stock and fixtures
n Of new and ne selected stock OF hosiery. no
tons nrn fancy goods account Of change ai busl-
Less, nj 1893 South CLARK street. n663
, 1866-07-13

VINO 6aa tne osgnfst E1nsnlp ihouch severed tAr by
time, 9y oEtance, and n5 worldly cltcumstAoce-
eefef VIC n1st ~ 1eei lnat Win poetic jnstioe IL
!nls msmol1al ealnGe ot lne Gas1eu blb1cal lns J.
late 10 &c nanlta "AetE AaI: inus, 10 the ofde1
ol 6oaf p!o'1aence ooea me highest md 1efl
ettefa its f1fh1. aad tney "1o pflh. Eood :iutags
nom coanPelets y orld. and publish peace to a
Ieseet 1aes claim this epot az their home Family
IN ihs sunth1ne OF the Present &c dt.ee1n the pas
aao ". We euil can re mat tnfoagn the ases one
upGuane1ns RnlpoTe runs that ~ftho1t haste
N1looot seft, toe lnflsiolc fuiet 1ae Inlooed hts
p9iPo<s-
me astne o, iois corner sfone Eymboltzes most
auy De Asa pa:s laad by this ASSOCIATION los
lulnle F4eceta. Ano a. there walls are reared OH
Jain namtAine uat tnE3 elail syrnhpze H1ta eQIa
t1oin ~ increasing 1hnnfnee hAd he!p9uinees. we
1ase OH 1ast oeean o1f gEnetou: task. Many
otMealnes etteno NJ out aialenHy is an lnGrtdtcni
qass too common IN tne cup ot lie 10 o1scoarage
" nv pIase. .....
"s nAsr no 9ueialoTs Mo!u 10 fpeaS: no greet
~ ae.s 1o'uaa! @ !aaa 1oa plsss you. iof apT or
Eenss4oE, !oea or general 1of us. or against us,
q h,e uoo.ut VI u.s 20 .9ae ~ AIMS 70 flsn1ltze
is ue1aotauc sess o5 sle1ofles lor lae cause o1
o1!at. .,.
Dut tnis Me c4alIn, thai the eutefpE1se which we
hAte undertaken In chAtMy and faithful 1eserpet
fNeeess thai for woman TO bui!d IN womau'.
honor. upon foundations iald BY Woman's hene
taetion aud for Romate trnett friends the hera!ds
OF Chs1st'f Gospel, L nohlc deed Oar convtc
uont arc s:ronE, out purpoee does not wayer. and
very steadfaet Is our conodeace 10 The losa]:Y ot
~omanhood 10 fha. which is In i:seh GOOD and
, 1866-07-13

FOR SALE-Steam Engine-One
IL Gfteep.horse portable engine, In good ORDER Tor
tsle very ch ap. At 80 Grswoldat one door north of
Van HuFra. st. COOLEY & BRO. u13i
TOR SALE--The butchers shop,
l. 511 West LaSe-st. splendid location. with
nine years etse Of lot, cheap cash. Inquire OF r.
8. HADE grocer, P9uli1A st, near corner fEd1aaa-
, 1866-07-13
.D0uno.

Observation-Disclosures own
II ertf said pocke..took proving 1t 10 na hi., IN
ger by paYtnz cost OF veitiseens !. I46 Sn5.n
QlaIk auset, eQl1t< oi Ontario. p&F
, 1866-07-13

TOR SALE-Grocery Sto:e, with
Il txtu.e,. Stock =. lnyotce. Fine trade. VERY do
tirat!e location. l1quire At 261 Vest Rahdol2hss.
, 1866-07-13

TOR SALE-At Niles, Michigan,
l. pisnir mill, with machinery ard steam power;
Must TO sold The proaE1ctoss vish reslre The
haFtaess. Aorstss b. WELLS 4 CO., Niles, Mtch.
, 1866-07-13

EOR SALE-A. n Wood d Co's
Il Portable Engine-5,5, 4. 8. 10, "a and is horse
power II feet ped 2+inch sw1n; u iett bed
screw cutting engine ta1hes; one nrrlZht 9r one
seven lett iron pianef one Fa1rar 26nch Sn1factr
one Goodrich s4-iuch Surtacer. e. L. R1CE& CO.. 10
and FL IenfbOru.st. ChiEA nS99
, 1866-07-13

TOR SALE-Splsndid pony, four
t1e also business bosKs. X. g toODNlLt1k -
DeAloofn atFtet, up-staltA. jylSlk
, 1866-07-13

Paper HanEthcH and Window Shades
At greatly reduced prices. +. E. R10BT, 81 lfan-
dolph-4t. ISIS
, 1866-07-13

TOR SAIE-Piano ut a sacrifice.
l. a large T-oct4re rosewood rlsno heen used
three u'cnths In tetiecs order. Address l." III
, 1866-07-13
For Salt.

FOR SALE-Fast mare, 6 years
tzo ceah. R- G. u0UDW1LIk. 3 Dearborn stTeet,
IN ztSfsE. N{t1I
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In the year 1916, the writer embarked In the Drug
Business in the city Of Philadelphia and while thus en-
gagged made several experiments in regard tho most
desirable mode of preparing Fluid Extracts My efforts
being articles being approved and used
the Medical FacutyI DESTROYS of placing them be-
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sdvice Of friends and those who had used them this Oh
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MY OBJECT
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should be without them, These furnish daily at re-
duced prices.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02
fEpening Bulletin, Phi1adelphia.l

"whsn on visit to the city of New York few days
since, was induced to call on old friend and towns
man, Mr. II. ]. llembod, Druggist, 594 Broadway, N.
His store Is Nodet-a perfect emr-the handsonest o,
any kind have had the pleasure Of viewing and
90 extensive being 81 feet 'front.' Ave stories IN height
and over 200 feet deep. II indeed affords us much plea
sure to know that he has been successful and II Is am
pie evidence of the merits Of his artceas in our whole
business experience have not known of the
any article without Notwithstanding merely bringing
the name before the people,"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02

eve do moi like to advertise worthless wares, arti
ces calculated to deceive readers and when
an advertiser like Mr.. Henbold, whom have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year
to year until he becomes tho largest advertiser In
the United States satisfied that the statements In
regard to his articles must be correct"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02
Manifests and Bills Of Lading.

In this branch of the business Printers exceand
we can furnish shippers or steamers promptly.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02

ever collected in Virginia and our facilities for d.
ing work of all kinds and in all colors and forms from
the largest and most varied Poster to the smallest most
tasteful and beautiful Visiting Card, are unequslled-
Our Workmen are masters in their art and for beauty
design and elegance of execution stand without rivals
all that types and Ink and skill and taste can accom-
pllsh, they can perform in manner to give complete
satisfaction to the most fastdious We say this in no
spirit OF vain boasfuness but assert il merely NJ aim
pie fact that will be amply established by an examination
OF the specimens they hive produced Of their handwor
and which can be cverywheroas there are to be
found scattered far and near throughout the States n,
Virginia and North Carolina abundant samples Of the;r
Incompatible workmanship bearing the Impress Of me.
chanicai excellence and artistic beauty
The Office il perfect aud complete In oil its apno,nt
ments-with the latest improved Presses for printing
Handbils and Cards, and with efficient and experierccd
printers there is no wol ii any line of the business that
we cannot perform in satisfactory Style
The facilities afforded by the BEST AND LATEST
IMPROVED MACHINERY, will also enable us 10 t,r.
nsh work at a great reduction from former prees
In Norfolk rendering it unnecessary. either on ac-
count OF mechanical execution price, for any to soma
their orders away to have them filed