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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

RECUisITIOE on Gov. WARD.-LAst TUESDAY c'oiI'
ing Capt Hart Of the hTtor Ioee proceeded 70 Albany 10
obtain "a equistioD from Gov. FeLton On Gov Ward Of New
Jersey 10Y the delivery Of John Ryan Patrick Wcoh and
Jolu Brady who stand charged with sesihg iIon h9n
vessel In Tie East River rome two We eks slreg
yeiyed from Gov Ward an order for the delivery Of the
above mentioned pIforers fes'Gl,y moIIhg tr'! 80
civ Where they were salei lodged in the Iombs viii be
remembered that three were Identified az the parry
wlo tTied % drown the private yoohuan at Havtaeyer
highly Of he corritsy mel with ly tie ohcas az le TWO
state car.tSs
TIE Nrw STORAGE RESERVOIR az CnoToN RIVER.
The contract COZ constructing rev Storage ietovtI N
airsm County awarded few days eeo by TIE Croion
Aqueduei Board 20 cssrs Roach JenEias nj sol 0U% u
Tie point selected os The reservoir about 90 miles nom
Yo,k ~ tlsoe called Eoyds Corner II will consist
Of dam roo Feet ore r. feet high tLowu across the Gro
tS9 hs se ds5 nI md s soi Sa nile IL T6
tim aed that the BASIN thus Grucd vii retain 2NoWOtW
gallons of Tho work on tie can, sc.ce gai't ans
:se IKE viii be Immediately begun
RurriAvLY SBT.-Herman Latin and Henry Meyer
were brought up before justice Kelly at se seventh
q, Police Coari yesterday 20. is're assaulted Jaeoo zen
ere IN l. .hitave the Joth inst They broEs DE- lI WIN
a club ara kicked lin % assy,rr manner. 100 "asalAh1
committed ~ dc'ao u so bail = answer veIoi' we
Coat Of SpycaI Scfs.ous.
FATAL KICK PROM HoEsE-Yesterday, Coroner
wiley held No u P A. o. tic body Of William
f'nl,o VI
s.on loTse verdict 81 occidental death w1s reDasfeG
CoyCrRgING COsTTWTI.-lohn Fescy, W"o wa
,.cen, lne by Nj justice panafd for cone pi ana ca"
tied t. udlow street t for failure 90 raI ss ile IA'
= r.oftei &. ouco tgit Gghirli tc couilrg mars
nate, iiyitg rs dausgef AZ t'cop@
lArlcuLrstslisl
Couye Hou1 FROM THE COUNTRY IN SkA
ev,ar ,.s 1--we e. f.sfs n, tsufs Ct irf @ st- 70 o.
f-,es % trd Tue a. IL sAii 10 A.. - D. 'u
,rs rrrt Is fsafLg t.e 'kg a. nefr tai 70 c'sIH l1
i,f..' Lar df.,ssfa lDce - 80 iscta tahHtV =.
g,osawty psEG BAAsKs Co snlP {. Ntit Co. o'l'fa'
scent.
TnE CRRAr CALIFORNIA WIFE prrof
CrkSIH = Co, Na Oh 1so-I o. NeT-lofh
PtcKPecKEr DEuEb % - Denorcsts Iniaiiihle
Natrh aesri snrs lei tri fonvslt9t lIir
I'd "a cat. oil tts lsvfy 80 iag ',ss. ~
10. on s si1t o. he tufc Ne ~ Lfe-e~'y -" wa
our.-KEoxs Fall Hat for Gents. NO Rl2 Broad
~sy tcfnsT 81 ftton a.
TIE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects lnVs,
... IN. = ''|''' 49, =. notNrf Ne - Broadway
PERRY pAyis's PAIN KILLER,
internal tsey has sgla in rstf rtci stn'f Com
Iu Uysf+ia hssnefy, h"imt md his1nai'n VII cure %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
CITY NEWS.

MUsIc AT CENTRAL PARK.-The Central Park Com
missioner announosiat II The weather Zoe there vii be
music the Mall at the Park to-day Saturday, Sept D.
commanding at o'clock r ~. by the Central Park Brass
Band under the leaeeshp Of II Dciwob. The following
l.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

one night by taxing internally aud bathing With freely II the
hes Ionent In Aoenca lie action ke mege when externally
applied Bad Scalds and sprn Forth. SID Head
scEe snd Tootbache don't fail ny IT, In thoh kbJsn Killer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

Tie fine A ! steamship Iowa, Capt Craig Of the
Anchor Line calls at nom pier No "a Norm K7er Wh
passengers for Lyerpool Glasgow AID the lrh ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
ryTEYsION OF wORTH-sT.
nrnovAI OF rnr SsrroN oAsFs 70 TnE vNITEDsTATEs
rN1rrn srArrs coMMIssIoNENs OrFIcE-AUo.
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED PETTY THEFT BY MAIL CARRIER

ALLEGED PETTY THEFT BY A MAIL CAkhhh'
United States aet james DENIM
1r,o occrscd who is a collector of letters ron tho
post once boxes In city IS charged with having sIocn
The sian ps from the envelopes Several complaints % ost
Of stamps into The department aud as they semtl 70
nont o his route four deooy letters were posted VIII he
,tamps marked with pin ronts. Two Of them came IN With
on, samps aud tie marked stamps were found upon ne
prisoner lie was held bail in eco TO await TIC acuon q
no Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Arrived.

s,sr-.iir c Green sir1Sl 0oTfttoan s G. C nt'
ana Icrehssd 2fh with 20 DoneI "
Potter 21tb @ Frying Pan Shoals 10" steamship Oi@n
ssSmrhp Bs,ua. Parrish Richmond aud Ncroh, "h "d'''
aud ras, a. LivirF-oa, Boa q Co.. b, ~, e..
Steamship ysr6,eoa M FocaGde uave Aue lb brett tth
with udsc ard rgss. % George Malhfnze , r. II
Steamship hr2ona Me1ry Mprva fue a. wb is's IA %
f1fre 10 iltifc Mel Steamship tomiaHy Ave 70 hi lcf ~
6rr z IS W roke steamship icy Chauncey becs ior Apr
wsl1 wei; time ,Irhaueod gra.s WITH .antlp Nslsse
ss,nftp Nieins Carrcno Mystic y bours 10 ballast 70
ray For .old ssyaGuab ond saI on Ile'ae}
sir MART cobb tof hoctsc6 Batter Liverpool - dsys With
d,, RurEs Aug d. 1T ~ 90 long - 20 ape
tfsyy es, ron rpung aud ocefed oLef damage
ship Oslelb McNan L.y1Ioci July a. with coal 70 " q
RsI Mry Llefrs Bower Oio se4h IS Days with cotton 70
prs rs ofP T. I.anp sDnr ns - PIXIE isrtl ~ Gys with
,rrr Sc D. H. A Vsfais ieh srf J.. X. frdlesh -
New Hsyeu Tor - Martins day. and febf Enms Of Baltimore
ghs Pois DAM seeba.sn lslsio q days with coffee to
We Note yc.sr CAenyhdi Fo',sr. Hs'aHs, Y dsy'w
b. rsH News II Gs,cLsl Fout Pay 70 day., with coal
srf ss Xateno Davs Tone dsy. with eat to A.
sir Fst.r Sender Rardoui ~ 1an,siovD z. l.
slbf ,. n. Iay.eI. Lau!rI ALtLy, ~ lTtvcti,e.
s.lf Fauef Eoncu, AilaLy, Tor ifov.dtlce.
seii neb. Hstef Power Abby ior IaI,iard
Stlr :. A. FG.ccutT Wilson. Providence.
S,Lt Penn. Strsug. Brown. IfoyidsLdf.
SER Wn AIth-r AucTsws fof,ld, Ne With ierto'o T. '"
Adams q Co.
BELOW.
Rrs JoLu Stevens from 2szs.
Frs So'tfluo, Ton Dsmctu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01


J.
Overture 10 ScmTaude.
Ana Beautiful ise Of the Thonas
4 Waltz lmmoTttlen
D.
OPOyelTt "a LuIAue v
la NlOietta M61uIka
g. Grand selection from Lucia DLalnmernooI Donlci
Polts Katy Did Juien
10 ColocGtion. old and Merry Dodworib
u. Nat Air OF Chin Caneina Ntioas Csiet
w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Law INTELLIGENCE.
Chi ,orher Pullman aet. The Mayor. sc.

SUPREME COURT-CBANBERs-AUG. 3l.-Beiore JGstet
BAREARD.
THR GAS CONTRACT.
Chr 'opher Pullman aet The Mayor, &C.
This case coming up on an order To show cause MY
the Injunction restraining the Common Council from passing
the resolution for 90 years over the
Mayors veto should be dissolved Mr. OGorinan tue Cor
poraton counsel submitted his written points without aIeu
eni to the plaintiffs TO submit papers at any tm
within week.
EXTENSION OF wORTH-sT.
Appcation was to-day made for the appointment Of Con
mssoners Of Estimate and Assessment in the matter OF open
ing ard extending Wogthst from Baxteret 10 Chatham
dSaie Tie Court the petition bat reserved ITS nomiEa
to1e
prNov,L or TBF cs,rroN cAsFs TO THE VElTEDsTATEs
COURTS, %.
Knitted States District. Atiornes s. G. Courtney lsI
nrocned an order removing the 100 actions arising o1 81 Tie
soaqfe OF cotton In tho Southern States from the SUPREME
Court CT tie State into the Federal Courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
SUPERIOR COURT-srtcIu TfRn-AuG. oi.-Bcfore jos
lice RcHEKIsON


susan Hart agt Robert MeEaTlan.--MOt0n deLlea
with 81 costs-See opinion with Special Term eek The
same act Patrick pdy Tho same. Martha booih agt
samuel Iaincs Motion denied with e. cnsts-see opn.oa
with Speesl Term CLERK. Jare BRYANT sgt Mary H. bIyhuI
-OTdcr tettled.-Soe fle IN Clerks Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Fun H-es...3II SON Ses.. ..ta5 hIooh h1tf'.II'OV
Sandy Hcok.12 81 10 Hell Gate .....2;ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01


slr Wde wuJ Il cha 2; ~ hon Ges Yoh hsi b'evy
thsa DECK ttd Std ffiatru 'hH
danalf. s,..- .,
sssm,sg Ilotouok Which sf re ors oI MORBID ~ ~
81 o~'re SIN Na.a1f ilrs tat .sf iilflsTt1l on
Ilon =, a ssake ds'iTo,rl ~ ffc sbp ta4a1f
not e.n ,e,t. trtv q 90, toe fsssd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

RurPiAYLY SBT.-Hermau Latin aud Henry Meyer
were srougb, up before justice Kelly at 90 Fny seventh
o. Police Coar yesterday %. iavrg assaulted jacob Ken
.,, ia sht.ave on the Uth inst. They hroke Bis GTg wih
ub ard kicked lin sever manner Toe asta.iat
,to mied % desao u $40 bail . answer before tie
Coat Of Sp.claI Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
spohsp.
Ds.ntter..

hoc 81; d. $50 y leps ssw "cn'hiO H'Ory CLANCY
Ithts isT hsy.LVLi-al vel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

The Congregation Adas Joshurun," Of thu
most reformed congregations Of the Jews Ia the United States
which has been in existence for about two years YESTERDAY
consecrted their temple to the service Of thu
Hott High
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

FATAL KICK PROM A HoEsE.-Yestertay, Coroner
WILLY edsuiuoge.tat No Pat A.; o. tic body william
CaonoieL aged Is years whose dcait VGs tsusfa ~ A
so LoTse verdict 81 occidental death wns FeDusie@
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-06
SIBERIA OTIS COLUMN.
4 MEXICAN ORG y Ms.
From "Godey's Ladies' Book" Feb
rAa1W, 1866.
REED ORGANS, &c.


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BALTIMORE. MlRTL1ND.

Persons who intend purchasing a Piano. will
ma 1t to their interest to purchase one direct
from the manufacturer. We can guarantee our
Instruments 10 be iirst-class they are made OF
the best rosewood, are full iron frame and over
s s1 we guarantee them for five years, with
months If not satisfactory to the purchasers.
:, Second hand Pianos always en- hand. from
$50 to $500
Melodians and Parlor Organs from the best
makers 'o''
I.s@ We have permission to refer to the fol-
loving persons who have our Pianos in use {:
Dennis Daniels, D. S. Rentch, VIM. Rush, ".
q. Butler, and Richard c. Williams, in Jetfer-
son County, and Benz F. Harrison, James :.
campbell, ;. G. Cunningham, Jacob Seibert.
Benz. Speck, Andrew Bowman, G. W. Hoke'
b ! EN- Campbell, and James Denney, in
N1s- A call is solicited
December q, 1867
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-06

Where can be had the most certain SAFE.
sneedy and permanent treatment in the world
for ali Diseases OF Private Nature. such =.
Gonorrhca. elect Sfrictures. Seminal WeaR.
ness. svphiiis, affections Of the Kidney and
Bladder Laias and Back Nose and Throat
Nervousness, and other EStremities. &c
LET THE AFFLICTED BEAR IN
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N7@TABIISIIED In 1885.
CHARLES N. sTIEFF.
aANuFAeTURER OF
GRAND & SQUARE PIANO FORTES

hacteries-S4 and Sc Ga,1,den Street. Ware
Fooaas-Ao. North Liberty Street.
Near Baltimore Street,
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DANCATH ARTICONIIED
OLD RYE WIIISkE1.

Defeated or Depurated for medical or social
uses by the "PANcATHARTIeoN," invented
and patented June II, lS62 BY
JOHN f. WILSON, Baltimore, Md,
in Barrels, Demiiohns, Bottles, &c. For sale
by the Agent, on the Northwest corner of
Howard and Camden streets. nearly opposite
Camden Station Of Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. =" None genuine that has not the pat
entee and Agent signature on each label
JOHN E. WILSON.
Its purity has been fully tested as per the
annexed certificates of analysis:
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DIPTHERIA, MALIGNANT SCAR
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-06

april
, 1866-02-23
Pork Packing In Reokuk.

Ir1UW lHE VH6 VlIJ. Ecu. III
Ths oartfnp acosn,, ts. r1,aa3 ha.a s,d
nov, enabled TO Isy bsore our readera thc stat1s.
tict Of snme Will lie nun,ber al nnp. sianobtara,
bY onr pactipg houscg. Two Of which nniv Ga.s
hem onenFd fi,Es ,stnter' VIZ. WANNA o41 n0'o
Goodman i Bro, Ihaye packed far Connahlc &
Smytb.] %. 40. A"A S0AN'o'' u
Patterson n Zimmerman IN nm
Maiing totai Of n tsij ho"s Set .r.-.,o
weIehL 9t2 pounts: ayernpe weirht ~ is,d ~
hor nj nonns. ehnn inr an ,nrTessA ~ vn1hp RI 81
ahnu II renf mn an incrc.ae IN Inrt @ ~
mr. hon hich ean he .cSn1,ni.4 faa I,,.np t.l
fhc ri thai I'm hn1s wera ~ a. I.ts T HU s,ai
hacking hsra isst vesr ~. 81 on1 sn tha otai
Pe~nsAH uetT Aa"A JGA1 NAs 1a1Veus Auu l1e kOkal
, 1866-02-23

prevented the contractor from receiving his supply
OF material for xevc1al months: the consequences
was TINT he became tuinel md died besgAr IN big
nlnsh With sh4nnc whenever this circumstances IL
MENTIONED 10 him. No MN tsc!s greater pride IN
the history OF Botson than DO, but the facts n
this ea>e consider disgrace 70 the Old Er1aA Of
Lsty tha! etsnds next door ncigheor 10 thls finest
raarkEt IN thu world.
"Another case somewhat similar In its nature, but
of ]cst magnitude, occurred IN Chicago. A wealthy
citizen erected building, one Of the finest In The
city, md his enterprise would have redounded 10
his elorJ hereafter, only for his ungenerous trent
1,sny Of Tbom wc.c iii abc to stand IT, loses &C.
easioued bT the advance Of prices from the time Of
contracting until tts complexion Ihcpsrty, itis tue,
paia al b. agreed 70 psS, md no man bad .ny Irgal
gencs unpsce..oa Of the public concerning hin Is,
son, eonpsed wish that Of NJ. Bryan, present.
Bpm Hall were blown down BY 4 gale OF wind be
paid bis contracto! TO build them up again. and
1 him for shs noble a and sd
rcd On the North Side, where q citizen had cor.
traced, pEevtous to The rise Of al commodities. to
hAye one OF the most elegant residences In the city
GulN- ~ would hase ruined the contractor but for
the gcuPrpetty oi mn who be1rs m hono.cd en-
E7ahlc name among a1l Who know him. might
mention many more cacts simtIzr to those Aiready
named io show how the public actually feel when
The Council bul the detail would worry your
patience and fpfbear, 49,
II believe In my own mind that whc1e by un.
toward, unfo9reen circurnetancrs a contractor BE-
comes ruined, s9 In The present case dAsnlrksled
community would expect the principal, when be is
abundautly able 20 70 do. to render reasonable
assistance TO his less fortunate employe And he
ne1e any man who does 70 will feel very much bel.
Ter In his oHn mind at least than he who does not
I'll Is not my design In these fcma1ks to persuade
any Alderman 10 think us do who differs rom me-
and would not If could change biz oplnlons,
hope every member Of The Council will act c.rr1,,.
specify. and Just u his own conscionce dictates 10
bin in this matter. AG for mysclL psopoac TO act
for The city az probably wonid do for under
Fimiiar crcumttancea and zitsr forty years Of exp=
ttence In the world fDd my own jud,ue ent 10 be
about a. telable and Trustworthy as the generality
Of u1auEfudH
, 1866-02-23

that they might never look On his
bright fsea again. Poor Anderson, though
living. VAS then unconscious. Still the
captain did not give up all hope. He
OF to die, they cared not which, hope having
expired in their bosoms,; that he could bai
feel that help was NEAR at hand. uTherc has
been P1ovidential hand in many things since
We we1o overturned, and It means eonethinr
more than wc have yet experienced, our ind.
ing OF the hatchct our getting ont of the
Increasing waters that flowed in upon us !: our am
good success In escaping from the hold. where
We could have lived but 3 little longer: The
saving Of that coll Of rope, the very one Of ali
We had on board which we could have chosen
for our purpose--that rain also, and that dsh
God has not given Us all this success to for
his fears were greater than his hope.
But Saturday morning came, and with It
the English brig Peerless, from Phlladelph1a
to Matauzas. They Were seen. The BRIG,
after some hours delay, caused BY having 70
bsat up toward them, sent out one of her
boats and they we're taken of. Anderson
Tas unconscious and died In three hours. The
1irtng along side the brig they were taken On
board, tho most pitiful beings ever beheld.
Their thrpats were swollen 50 badly. that II
YVES with the greatest difficulty they could
swallow q drop Of liquid. They were so
emaciated Us to look like skeletons, and they
bad been 50 long in the water their feet and
Limbs were In the most shocking condition.
Everything possible WIS done tor them.
They were provided with warm arrow-root
tea and fed few drops Mt time, till ther
could bear a greater quantity; then cruel
was given them, and though so weak ii half
day atter their rescue as not to be able to
stand on their ieet, the crisis Mas over. and
they were saved. It was almost miracle.
From Monday night to the next week on Sat-
urday, they had but q single drink Of water,
and no food, except two 6mnll pieces Of the
shark, and mouthtul each OF the tlylne-t1sh
In al1, not half OF one meal, and no more than
q moderate dIaught Of water.
The Captain was right when be said That
God had helped them, and not without pur-
pose Of salvation. They put into Natanzas,
were taken to the hospital and kindly cared
for, and In due time the Captain, c. Il. Morse
and Henry Small arrived home. Tho Captain
has so far recovered as to 20 out master Of a
new brig, owned by the game, F. q. Moses, of
Bath, who was part owner Of the Enigma, and.
rgood fortune attends him, before the read.
ers Of tho Tanner shall peruse this story be
VIII have sailed over the very spot where for
three days they were shut out from the world
under the bottom Of the Inflated schooner,
and tor almost nine days more starving on the
outside Of the wreck. The Lord speed him to
his destined port, and safely bring him home
again to his charming family, Is the prayer Of
his personal friend.
, 1866-02-23

le11cs md atone TO them for proscs13ng q stperz-
hune1ncc Of morality. Introduce Il much vu1ga11t5
and canEeese profanity In The Epeehe. OF At least
There ts .fuu recipe for The mailing Of this now
fsvcrita ptccc OF p'ay.urfEhts cookeEy. Yet such
things sES constantly th1usI upon our a'ennon and
70 escspe The condemnation they nrrit. II such
things were tEnc Specimens Of stage "moraiity,r i
we'll might le stags be made subject for clerical
nnathetDa-
The nomlnally moral. drums Il sham end 4
fraud, and the souncr Its matk Ia cracked the bet
Ter. 1t hse been 60 popular deception that
naraee1s have BEEN Erl5 Of tatkiar The usolsss
qualification TO plays the authors Of which would
baye scorned It a. an artl.t would the neeesally
OF him Nho had 10 paint on bis CANVASS 1'tbfs Is
cow" Even Hamlet Is eaid to hAyc been adrertlscd
az "HAmlel. OF the murder OF Hamlet eenlor. The
King of Denmark. with the ret1isu;,ou OF death 70
moral t1agedy''
, 1866-02-23

Especial Despatch to the Chicago TTihune.1
CNc1sNAr', Feb =.
Ftorn-Tnert Is good demand for all grades. Sales
ofsuperlne 1T 87-f5,
GEAES-Wheat dull; Email ssles Of No. new at
sl.S5. Corn active; sales No. mixed 1t Sc. Oats
quiet, sales No. at SIC. Ryo dull and neglected,
Barley dull; isles No. fill at &1-1D.
C011ox-Steady at &c for mlddllng.
WH1sKEI-FiImer. Bonded held at 60c; Eree at
$2.2n No sales.
CLovKH SKID-Dec1ined to $3.50.
FRov1EIoSs-More actiye- Sales Of new city mess
Pork 500 brls at &2s0. Bulk Meats steady eales Of
so060 bs RIB slaes At 15Hc. Loose nacnn ftmer small
saes clear sldes Al 1sXc Packed Lard ia in active de-
maua, With sales Of prime country at 1Sc and prime
city kettle rendered at S, closing with sellers
der 1shc.
MoTEr-steady.
ExcuAS1E-EIrH,.
, 1866-02-23
Pittsburgh Cattle Market,
TSpeein] Desnatch to the ChlcApo Ttthune

Especial DtspaISh 70 the Chltago lF1buue.J
TTzIEDCRa1. Feu. "a.
Chr11E-The market for cattlG was again very dull
It ths Central Yards this week, notwthstondng tho
arrivals wore light. and prtees hsve sill further de-
cIned the vary best grades cattle sold at from
sto6kc grosa, while common and medium grades
sannot bc quoted AboEs s9sKc. But few buyers in
attendance, and the transactions were remarkably
Hight, but little over 900 shipped duilnE the wssk
ending on Wednesday. ToEardtn has sold drove OF
a head good steers averaging l725 ns, 10 Gresn-
wald 1 Rohn Ut 6Hc.
Hoes-Less active than last week. but unchanged.
Fair to ood averages selling At from 10 to 1oxe sro4s
snE1r-Dull md lower, and may De fairly quoted
at4@Gcg1oss.
, 1866-02-23
Markets by Telegraph.

ST. I0n16 Mafkefs
tspecsf Despatch to the Chicago Tfthune}
ST. LoUrs- Feb n.
TonAecn-Lu2s dull at 3J.G0a7.3Q: leaf at x3,00e
~ choice. $2s.B.
FLorN-Actiyc snd firm. Fall, $50; spring extra,
s6tass7s; fa,, super, $685. spring super, $3.50. TE
$3.50, Xxx, tli.o0.
GRAES-wheat steady: fA1l, $2.2s; choice. san.
0sta dlm at &c. Rye. Soc. Barley unchanged. Cora
Actlve; mixed and yellow 66c; Yellow s1Xc; white,
exc.
PEoy:51oss-pork nsm at $3.50. Bulk shoulders at
l2c.
, 1866-02-23
DE E D..

II this city Feb 2st at hsr rcs,tence 81 East Chi
eaeo avenue, Mrs. y. CROIZ. In hi 5lth year.
IN this city, the 7sd Inst, TIMOTHY, son Of An
dEev md Ellen Noyn!han. aged 16 yeass.
Fnneralon saturday, at ~ 3. ~ from the coEner OF
In thts city, Feb. e1st, GEORGE KNIGHT. sou Of
Carleton and Sarah n. ti1tchins, aged Is months
Funeral this morning, Feb. 2Jt Ut III O'Clock, from
1l2 CotragoGrove Rvenae
TN T. this str r 19 rTednssday morning: Fes ct;
d9yz.
Funeral to-day at O'Clock from 1sa West Monroe.
In this city, Feb. I'D, WM. FRIEDRICH, youngest
dars.
Funeral At Morris. H., this day. cd inst
Suffer Little Children snd foshld 1hen mol. to
, 1866-02-23
M A R IL I e II.

n this city Feb "a, by the Rev. c. II. Fowler,
UfsOS, Of Huron, y. Y.
AT Waterloo, New York, In ST. Paula Church on
Wy: e HAMMOND. of Chicago, and Mrs. FANNY
FATZtSGER, Of The furucr place.
, 1866-02-23

a had l1reatn tne greatest cure Of lie.
How many lovers 1t has separated; how many
yonr dearest friend vii! not mention II and Jou may
be Ignorant Of the fact yourself To effect radt-
ca, cure use The Balm OF a Thousand Flowers as a
dentjfce night and morning.. 1t also beantiHes
the complex removing all tan pinp,ea and freck-
!es: F1ice : cents. Fo. sale BY. r. l. Landon,
Chfcaco; Wholesale agent and sll druggists.
GS-1y-N.W.f
, 1866-02-23

viii half an eye the difference may
oe eeen between cearso E.OEic and a nne one, and
any one with The moltly Of the tenee OF smell Will
md no difficulty IN teleetfng phalor's '.Night-
Blooming Cereus'' from all the perfumes In the
market. al the most delicious and refreshing Sold
everywhere. ul1i
, 1866-02-23

Grcnf American Prize Concert.-No.y
TINT the aStn OF March has been definitely 3ec1ded
upon hy Me.ers. Geo. e. Lemon 4 Co. A. the time
at which their concert. and Awasd Of Prizes will
tremendous lusora for lcIcis at their office. IA
Dearborn siseet During yesterday alone, theis re.
tickets hasc been disposed Of and Of tn1ious pur-
cha:t1s may b. sa.d the cry il still theJ comcl'
Al this rate tn few days there will be no mora
tickets for sale az the whole uumber 1s limited to
10000 Zone hundred thou.ard}. This enterprise
Will Be splendid succsse. and no rostponenaent
need be apprehendcd. ulTI
, 1866-02-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

Crnwford'4 Pulmonlc TrocIles are
need with yrtat fuecess for conghs, Colds, acute
Br9neh'te, Chtou!c Catnrrh, and BY their soothing
and cSpeetorant properties allay the suffering In
consumption Sold by druggists.
bnrnhams 4 Van sehaack, Wholesale agents. Is
Lake et1eet, Chicago. uI3