  We study the structure and evolution of the magnetic field of the quiet Sun
by investigating weak spectro-polarimetric signals. To this end, we observed a
quiet region close to the disk center with the German VTT in Tenerife, July 07,
2006. We recorded 38 scans of the same area. Each scan was eight arcsec wide
and observed within about 100 seconds. We used POLIS to simultaneously observe
Stokes profiles of the neutral iron lines at 630.15 and 630.25 nm, the Stokes-I
profile of the Ca II H line at 396.8 nm, and a continuum speckle channel at 500
nm. We witness two examples of magnetic flux cancellation of small-scale
opposite-polarity patches, followed by an enhanced chromospheric emission. In
each case, the two opposite-polarity patches gradually became smaller and,
within a few minutes, the smaller one completely disappeared. The larger patch
also diminished significantly. We provide evidence for a cancellation scenario
in the photosphere which leaves minor traces at the chromospheric level.
