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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-15

At la Court of Probate held at Ellsworth within and
for the County Q, Hancock on the first of Febru-
airy, in the year Of our Lord eighteen-hundred
and fitty-nine.
MARY W. C. LOWELL, Widow Of Charles Low
ell, late of Ellsworth, deceased, having made ap-
plcaton to me for an allowance out OF the person
al estate of said deceased;
ORDERED, That the said Mary W. C. Lowell
give notice to all persons interested, by causing
copy of this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American printed at
Ellsworth, that they may appear ats Probate
Court to be held at Ellsworth, in said County, on
the fourth Wednesday of April next, at ten of the
clock forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have,
why an allowance should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy :-Attest,
10 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
, 1859-06-09


Cleveland NeraId Of the 9th says:
The market this morning is somewhat excited
under the ctvct Of the serious news FROM the
interior regarding the frost. Many Of the iosts
Of wheat and -four in the hands OF commission
men here have been ordered out Of market until
the receipt Of murc rc'iablc news The rates for
wheut and -four have advanced and nFc firm.
HALrIxonE-Junc G.-Fiour very dull and
nonnully quoted ut 81. Wheat heavy; sales
ut Sl.G5Ml.s5 for white, and *1.40Q1 l.45 forrcd.
torn acsiye und prices STEADY; white Sc: yti-
low ,ss@YYc. Provisions quiet, but in fair d.
mlnl; bac,n shoulders: 7ic; sides aac mess
pork sl1@17.25. Whisky unchanged, Ohio
held ut !9M3o.
CtSc1sSAr1. June 6.-Receipts: ..4oG bbl>.
Hour; SCI bbls N-h;skey; SAT- bu. corr ,1ad
bn. wheat 2,195 bu. oats. The Gazette says:
The reported injury of the crops Affected the
Hour market sonewhat, and the article IVES iu
better demand at improved prices. SupcrGnc
ranged from sG,50Mt6,75 aud extra $7@7,.;.
Whcut opened dull but closed firm Corn steady
at >'c. Oals dull at sic. Provisions stasuant.
We heard Of no Sales Of any article. Holders,
however. show no disposition to press 4alcs.-
Groceries ARE inac'ivc, but prices arc sus-
sa'ncd Whisky active md advanccd fc. closing
Ut .Gtc.
Pn1LApELrnIA-June 6-Thc foreign news has
ha4 no effect or the bscaastuHs market, and
there il very little doing. Small sales Of -four
.. ss.75@7 for superhne: &755 for extrn, and
$3.50 for extrn family. Rye -four dull at $4-5o.
Corn ncnl, 81. Wheat comes forward slowly;
sucs !, a,oou bu ut $1.64@l.TU for red. and Sl.1:,
M1.su for white. Rye has advanced TO s3c, and
il iu good demand. Corn dull at 90c. Provisions
quiet ssalcs Of reas pork ut tl6@l8.5o on
time; Hams loi@12tc; sides, 1o@lotc, aud
sSsas5T ss aea 51 a'id Fs ss'dS wS.f3 + 114s M E
dIaYc. Oats eel slowly 1t &c.
, 1859-06-09
=
:FiuuuriaI ann Q1ou1u1errial.


WEpxEsoAI EvExI1a. June g.
The exchange market il more stringent to-day,
tho banks supplying their regular customers at
per cent. MS spaHng'v as possible. Several Of
thcm have refused to sell to outsiders at any 6g-
arcs, andthey may consider themselves fortu-
nate it they found supply at above current
ratea. The only redccmins feature there is in
this whole matter is, the demand is light,
Gold per cent. discount on strictly business
papers are very easy at 10 per cent streetrates
nominal at 1@e per cent per month, with. few
transactions.
clSc1sxA7,.--We takc the following from tue
Ga=ette Of yesterday.
There..was fair but not active demand for
Money to-day. and the market maintained ita
easy features. Good paper was taken freely by
the rcgular houses, ut log II per cent.
Eastern Exchange was unsettled mud irregular
Every house, almost, Ind its own rites, aud nc
attention. Whatever, was givcu to uniformity
Some houses drew nts q for selected currency
! for mixed currency for depositors, and fol
do for outsiders; o,hcrs checked for applicant:
generally, ut t for mixed currency; others still
charged /, and confined their sales to depositors
The buying rutes ranged from TO / prem. fol
New York and Philadelphia, and 50td SIS for Bal
.imore and Boston Gold advanced to prem
buying, and prem. selling. Eastern bills il
good demand At cqual 10 Gt18 per ccnt.-frs
class going at the inside figure.
, 1859-06-09
Daily keglcw OF Chlcago Market
WkuxapAy EVENING, June {.

WKpxApAy EVENING, June 6.
FNElGNTs-ScAr E4Ele Wing, corn 10 Buffalo It ac.
=FLOCR-Recepts, 1d-i tbs; shipments. $3.50 thl..
Market dull. Salea weree bta White Winter ExtEa at
47-so; LOO bhls choice Spring Extra t!75.
WHEAT-KecHptx Isl hu; ahipulcstA 10,dcl bn.
N1x1ER-fnaclve- Sales LOCO bu uulaspsctrs
Ehil= ri $40 track srz1ao-Declined &c. Sales
wesv:-.o bu No nj Gil il store 5000 bu Standard ii
1o ,oo tn do as losx 600 ba do 1a: 100 bu do nj
1U3 ZOO III do l1sH; loo tu do at osx bu do
atl.os; 20 bu No lat ssc; 10 hu daa al.e.
cORN-KeceIpas ls.8so bu shlpnents s., eotu. Nsr-
KIT declined l&3c Szla verr 5000 IN choice Etver
Yellow 1t ;sc aGoat eoo u Do Oh p. t.; sc tn choice
<a,at At se ano1 1860 bn No Ut 7lc o. b.; loo hi
MOL at oc In stose 0o bu do It tse 1900 bu 90 at c3c
1ot} bu du ii 6sxc l89o bu do nj So 1000 bn NJ
G5c; a,oI6 tn d. 1t ~. .
oATs-Kec.yts, s,d1a bu; nc shipments. Market dull
a,rs we're 100 sa NJ nj soc; 100 baxs IT DC les
taks Rtic4ed nj sc.
.KYE-6o recsipsA 6Aies vcFr: 10 buH &So ~ ~ u
dGp<A.
HARLET-Receip4, ~ bu shlpncnts- Market Gull
e4lsz ~err aoa tu Noe ~ bax1 u Ma de1rerod-
li1GAW1fEs-ReoetptA,& & lts Nazkd !naesve- ~
bbA IN lots Al skc-
ALCOHOL 81.
PROVISIONS Posk inactive. 800 lhla heav,
Ncx sold n s1..sa.
f.ARD-Eouatnal al llGtlkc.
TALLOW-ln good demand aa 1okc.
HIDES-kccclpsa, 4o,lA NJ. Massd steady ri tie fol
loxlng guotzaions Grea ssltr. sHeekc 6seen Kip skd
,; Calf tlEt1kc: Drs Flint 1eR17c Dry Cali, 1.&isc
t;rr-rt Tc1ts, 6os9sl..s.
, 1859-06-09

81 IS N@ II
subd!ssion of 62:l00 acres In v part Of hf Of
Or Of sec IS, 80. II.
Let.
L. Sllre1man, that portion not
taken for street 81 70 ~
L. Silyerman, that portion not
taken for street e - ~
L. Silvetman. that portion not
taken for street q I'M ~
L. SyertnAn, "a lou %
Subdivision Of the = hf Of qr OF sec IL, 80 II.
Keen Lee, 1HN = ~
n. ii. c. II. Wheeler, II 1000 y ~
jta-l0t Total fEN W
, 1859-06-09
EAtLKOAD.
The Capacity Of this Road Is now equal to my IN The
Country.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

o1Ah Ef+.s 1AA 4et'oAN'4A 4A"
GonnSe1nS nieen @ ~ II IL Msfr fties - fr Th.epha
NV f.5k bm9Fs ~, s n 'nns @
surpassed yt 1r: I'D s9n,Y 5 s m aly 10 SfI 5ou with
w Eapps@s p@ - ~ ~ sE. ~ - t:on,,rtnrs "
Ss ~ Ex1,e~s IN and Fast Trsin, Tic Exprs.F
da M saa @ TT ~ S ~ fo1 ESps and FL LIZ
t'alos conle,t t = ,.; nses III III iT iT,.hns+o1
eoMAeE 4os t - f;;tShr,.I, ~fh lie Cxnrese
.Irra u IGiI,+nla ~ Tat,nore i, pM. And ID New
Trains 4 Pittsburgh, 9Th The rA F;sa 1!ns:
Yo:k Il go ~ Mail TEatns leasc ftsba.Sh II ALL.
asvinE At Philadelphia II SeM iol1 i ~ two
SIX daly trats 1ptyeen ftadelpna ana As~ t@o
{s 1.ail arr good on either Of t'e apys lI1Hs ,,.
iitat Tickets to boston arc goou VIA Noe*leh, fa lSes
Stonins1sn Lines. :. , -, H., t,n,,,4
~ Ssyts Y, .,es n ie Is W. so &C On oasi any u Il.
regular my q s!cfls u ~ % 81 fh fomn,nv in i
tuu, New iurk> balsimors oF Philadelphia.
unro A1xrovx as Low M bv Any other
Route.
L., p,+,.,, ns
The eostvn OF .he Western so9ne.ts's IT, VI TIC fen
sylyaEa Railrtaat 10 thseago hEkes 'a's ue
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST AND THE
GREAF NORTHWEST.
%bGfs % asosas ~ ; Tsas r. ~ xsnt.x gs,Jlr aprrce.tsl
~ W. tiS s- ~ ~" ~ III mi III. tray,jtfn. 1ub;c
Fa1its eti:pI, :;,s sas'"lsu nv noa IL - o'eA'
10 " iGss or ,icpe directions. appy to VI
a3s II ~ t! .ne eys tt g. stsbeasie o.
l9srs e. 11aeesAS Z; - t,nsw K t.ronnsT
Y; r. M6StsltH; a srtst = IS Ht.frr.nylr Ind II ~
, 1859-06-09
Corporation Rotiees.


A oons5MEMa ~ G[1s N0l1Cn. ,s,.
f9e ness hee5y ,s1 e I, TT
ihe ey os Eh!eaS 70 aasea. Tie Of Two Hundred 1ad
Thirty f&o Do11s upon the real estzta tn tho West d.
Ststou Of <1d city deemed benefited hr Grading street
nom Keuben stltet west 10 City limits have eoapeed
their AsseAaoeut and made return thereof to tT cer.
persons wtshinz to appeal from kaid assessment 1uss
dc ther oh}ectona fa writing Ia ny ohce. or before
Monday he ~ daE Of J1ne iss At o'clock = ths
hear al objections to ead Assessment md sey41 and con-
dEu or znnul tbs sazae.
Il. KRE1sNAS, City Clerk.
ASSESSMENT ROLL
description Of the real estate In the West Division Of
the city Of Chicago, deemed btnedtei By GYadng Tay
ler srsss from Reuben s1eet ~e % he ty limits viii
asx*ed thereon for bencdss BY the Comnone.a 10 VT
Lands in the City Of Chicago
Name Of Part Of lot Vart.o. Asszn'k
owner. of land. Dala- d. e.
g. B. Largetoton, md third Of
se9E Of sec. Is, 50, II 4leoGQ $19 %
A. Robbins, unl third Of hf Of
seer Of sec IS, 80, II 1900 10 %
| q, r Aadduck, u1d third Of m
ofse e4f Of see q, 50, II 1f000 ~ 90
Goaxise's Bubdiyiaton Of the y hi ef Or Of see.
, 1859-06-09
ltII}ElT ALE NOTICE,

~ .ftvt:e:ks Ot1ee ChIeseo. u, May ., tss9. =,
uh!r utirr t, hereby Eirrn. thai tAs Conusnn Coune!
have unerci Sidewalk t be constructed II toho.s TN
va. se ~ state s;sscs fsuM Its H.et t. ~ Aatna a;n
f.nS lid % suitable eain% sa sidewalk TO be buils %
Tie e1t .I. Or the prcnt sidewalk and m IN even kae
with the xat airldy hut. With suitable Steps u anfs "
Sn un,c.s the aame >ha be constructed In the manner
~ uI-r Nv The Ordinance fea1lyS sidewalks hefue
III nite<rh d1r of June 1o will be butt ty the street
fomm.ssioyer and tae Gust assessed tie premises
III. Intt!G H. EKEls3I.ASS. City Clerk
, 1859-06-09
yesscls Passed Through the Welland
Canal

Pm Tx1xasAFH1 .BrgrA1n, June +.
yescs passed Pot Colboru Lock from r. ~ On The 'h
ana r. N. on tie esh:
ro,od Tct s,b-Sehra Sweet Home, II Farnhaua
Keso!utc bark 1unlad0.
bound East, slh-Barks Pierce, Qucsec schts ocvn
tiaA TArryI:ot, j cOcArane.
Un uc 8h- l,arAs 1t Goskc Clayton, Chictain; scrs
Marl SLIey Ada Aasy jane John Graa, N0E1h Star.
, 1859-06-09

popular VI
FIRST-CLiSS SIREN STEAMERS,
Regularly between t>:gns,,rh ami 0Ncro AMI the Up
Ter Lakes CONNECTING 1t O%.!ris'urtn With the
O.deusbur+.h and Vermont Central
RAILROAD ROUTE.
Between osdcnsburSh. Burlington ccncnr!l Manchester,
Nashua Lawence, Lowell, Worcester al1 Eust"s, aud Il
Uswrsn With the
-sr.o Osefso Linz or Thirty Efrzt.Cfass
N0afss
On tlc Enlarged Canal between Uswcs' Troy, Albany and
New Ycrs. conl,rctus also at uunsiEk with the
HET YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
AMI forming tri.w eck1y line 1et~een I)uuk1k and ChicA
- a.ld intermediate rorss.
- Merchandise n1arkel ~. 7. Co.'S Erp:css VII. i,e
forw a.l u rln New itk by Express Fright Ital
over Tic Nc,s Iurk and Er l:a.Iful at Promptly fur
wanitsi tr,.sn I}1f,srs ii 1he lowest raes.
IF WtstpFn lerraut RESPECTFULLY u'Eeu 10 sse sha
AErNt~ "st> t.saGany it New lose aud H"stan' teota
j. MYERS, geut y. T. Co.. M. II broadway. y. T.
J. L. WARNER Agent, No. Ces!tSs SLIP. n IT,
CHAS. :. TAPFAtN corner 9Th and Clestlnt sta+ lhla
HaaHEy Il CRAWFORD. OssreEn y, y.
GEN. Parker. Agent Dglcn.huEEh. y. !:
CHAMBERLAIN, CRAWFORD i TO- Cleveland, o
A,tCsHMAN Agent U. c. Line, lo5 State t., Boston
ii. +. WlEuRG kt'u., Fult"a City. Iowa
JACOB WAsNl;TEN, Davenport. Iowa.
MATEIEIk d CO., Chicago.
, 1859-06-09

pEx Tk1EcRAFn.l 0.wEco. June S.
Flurk-Quet.
Graiy-Nh=t III with declining tendency. Corn and
OAss quiet.
CAsAt FRkeH7.-a3c for flour; 6he fur whs1t; &c fur
corn.
LAkx lHFpITs-40o bhs -four.
Ertosru-8 80 ku wheat: Loo 1u psts.
, 1859-06-09
DlTrSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
N,, ts,.urtel and cars 17ln frna Chicago to Pittsburgh
yFili,ut,t change connecting with the great


E1lAutlL CA11St EpAAckA44& wall l4~ A@S~s
Penn.y1vanIa Central Railroad
r. Sc~, IaEk. Philadelphia. Baltimore md Washington
ri Sss 1s's sasSs T foe wi. .e tho trns er
luggage checked through
n f. afg ssss conner Of Canal and Van no'sn
7i' s:o L. Ms Ss l. MMc,nns E.prs daily (sen-
7sor. M-Sssht Erp+v><edsiIy, tsasaniay. excepted.
ssif SSa 1T S .sis fs * ~ ~ FL s,d ssd
So 4eis ctssa as az aaa f
ssaOenvc Wheeling and Interior towns u 0lo aud VII
glnia- ,,,. =, r,~s.. ,x,t, .,,,,< ~, Mai
HyeS Kuai to springfield Usbana. Dayton and Cnsinna1-
Aso with tin Lasa for Dayton and Cincinnati olre1
: FARE As LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
rasnk.s bound East will lind tis route hth pleasant
and aEsoe s.;nx through nany u The largest a anea'
es:in Tic United sta1s, =, .,r =, III, ,o,a, y,,,
dn nsifs e,ss stsI at5 aseas i s*ss;
aud conrcy xkare fEse u chakc to ths IttIasgh aHa
@ :,5s; sES! S5SsGs YS; + ,as ,as
.s;lu Meu aa sne I s "pse ,hs isers nou:x o.
Jvp West Side, cofisr IF Canal aud Van burea sFee'
~ ,!. M5$s ss.!ssItl an Assa, Chicago
Frcieh. Of a kinds will y carried from chcaso t. 2
peIns Last At all titnes. II as low Ees a. ay othes l
'''a '0u'f: 10 MERCHANTS ASn sMlPrEEs; ....n.
having cect. Al win TIC snn,l;a,4a cs.3
Frl1s ussnctfy eau l,uw shipped this line between
CIiso Ftdapha !,a&inosr Sew lo.k ld ID Boston; s r.
Will pruHptness aud Dispatch. Cuuttcts Gil be n7de Al
| The gulewiu, places:
$: }$$5 |;;;;:,E HSs:s 5:: York.
| No u kiiby stsrtt, Doson:
! 81. ) I)oek street, pAltadelphta.
| Drntt North street, Philadelphia. 49,.
DeoL Chazes street, West Side ncaF Van buten street
I ~ siars packages via T. Fl. Wayne Z. r. r.
| t'' '1' JHS' II. NILSSON, fssight Agent, Chicago.
| + i Horxroy {;rnI FrIal: Act Chlago. my6
, 1859-06-09

Pm TklxcRAral NEW Yo1E, jung S.
HrEr CA4z1z-Ia fsir supply. and prices tribe 1uwcr
tau sst week. Tie range WIS N9lsHc and the average
Joke Ners!pts abUut $50.
nuIxr-In iii demand Dressed Lambs sold 1t 1e@1Cc,
aud few as high sc Dressed sheep, l1Slec; live
sx1sE-in good demand ut G>sG1c- Receipts about
80 hrx,
, 1859-06-09
IsTDEEAI,K NOTICE,

~ t'ny Clerks 0dace. t'he7Kh. ILL.,. Ma! ~ isss.
Ialic Nrtite Il herrty <yta. that the Comnru Eoansn
ha. nrivrs-t Sidewalk II he c'aru;r.i - tooNs: ~
thr wc- side Of rt-.sta .r%f fu,m Mwauke avenue 70
I1laln,! STREET in tic West Division. feet Vide or nth
prc rl.k Lid hsiu<."f nnt 1rsa than ny inca oak
.:.:,t!ink ntU the earth r tic earth 1l!eu IN between
th.,l -. to fnEns eyeh krale.
N..w uIp~s the shall b. construct ID the manner
1,ut,ri ly tie u!panct rtave aide walks hr before
iSx nssr;h DIV al Llur ISL will lc built hy The Stsrt
and the cast a*.+.i on the premises eha
, 1859-06-09

lDr TExpGHAruJ DrfTAlo, June t.
F1cra-Opencd dull. bnt closed witA fair demand and
inquiry cuadnet mainly the butter grades. Sales 1u00
Ibis Ao.ssS State from Chicago Spring:
0IAls-WhEat o.. o.7ap7a5 e1s3 A1clg2n. Ind tana aud
Otu Wheat uytx, eeIes red Ohio Is. CuyD lc
owessies lSon bus II q Oats quist aad no ISLES baf-
ley aall md nsslsesed Ays 6i.nsr Ut ! s ..
CANAL FsEioH1s- xnd hsaves q sS per ton over
tolls 10 Aaay and Iroy S9 9s ~hss, 1oe aou, ~. IN,
coru ~, ,lt1D bu o:lt4'
cAsAL ExrnE7B-o bats dout, 5000 bu Wheat II 900 bu
, 1859-06-09

WEnsEapAr EVENING, juno {. 1sa8.
The receipts and shipments Of breadstufIs,
ETC., during the past twenty-four hours were Us
follows:
xxcnxs os rzocrct-5rH7.
, 1859-06-09

LIAE1L1TfESr.. .none*
y. II. WATERMAN. President.
GEO. b. JEWETT, Secretary.
Hubbard d Hunt, Agents for Chicago
M Looms Elocs. corner Sousl Wates and cErk sts.
, 1859-06-09

NJ CITY Clerks Nmct. Chlca{r> III, Nay n, ls59.
Public Eo{icu hereby given, ta7t thu Common Council
have vstsEeA Sidewalk to b sn1ueted - toloxs; on
the nonh tule uf Kinks strert. from Tan Feet 70
W"eot sfett IN ;hs N%sth D!vs"n = tsst .as s oe
f,r Inch oak san let Into he Earth the earth nled
in between them. 81 a to fnE1n IN evea grade:
Su. une> the shal he constructed Ia the mannes
rc,uinti IL; the Onlnznsc zeatiya 70 Sdtwa1kA or @
ktc the i:tl day nf IHne 1eS0 1t will " built by the
Street Commissioner, and the cost aaset On the premises
cha1kra;ss ,le:cxita. -.
, 1859-06-09

~ t..tyt"erk-s Otlcr. cEfca:o. Nay % ~.
Iitc Notice Il herrhy sivn that the oMflon Eoanf
have ufic,,1ta Sidewalk tu IL con*tEsvfr ~ fAn~s Vn
Tic eaat si.!r # Wut. street. frm Lake arsst, :"
Wu~.n srrert in ts Nr.t lss,lna. feet wide, Of iN
pine plank Ialt tes al MT lr*s an ty4 ineh oaS
scanllu let into thu earth Il! tue earth nsd III oet*esn
lbrnl, ~ tu f;.s1u sseu KT:4ic. -, ,...
N"w uue.s tht +h:l! * cnst!ucte1 ~ toe nI.'s
.r4urd by III. lu1nIe Ee1ase ta N or nsio,
In,pnssstoncr an the *cs on tht premises
atJe ihxz4Mish4 NlSS4lM u. .hkElsNANNs Cny kl4!A.
, 1859-06-09

n lNyt1svk's ONce, EhIeaxe. H. Way q. 80.
Publ; nns;er hereby kstn th.t the con%n 1eus,s,.
tss .E1e "e tu,terded sttcct. fun Archer Ks to
rh ST. u the s.h lvtdon, Ax ftst wide of Inch pifc
,lak ll atirg+ IT NJ. less Than by iNc. max >nt
% into the va1i orhe ea1th died M between lheu ~
~ Il, :f1u Sscsl E-,n!e
Ncw u1c.< tn sane shs he constructed In the manner
rrG,J Ir LIE us,liu eI1Ise sidewalks befure
III; IN ecnih day Of uu It will b. but hy the Street
ar the cusI aAstaSet the prtu4se ch1r
pL:e thcrvwu.. ...... -. ~.
ru+.HIfnt II. hkElSNAAN.L lily lltfx.
, 1859-06-09
ClDEWALK NOTICE.

~ C!tv Clerks O1scc, Chlco-o IT.. MAY 81. 1873.
Public Notice hereby given. tat t cun'u'n COUNCIL
hare ordered sidewalk to b. eontnlctei y" htnwe: on
street in liz North Divisions ft wide q inch pos ptspk
Laid o oeafnxs Of not less than inch oak santnE t
form IN even kEcA!t. =, ........-
Snx ulrs the xane shall bc constructed in the
reons by the ruance rxEltivt to aewalka before
tue t,een day o June, lsa It will bs aul BY the sseet
Commissioner, and tbs coat sssesse On the premises eaac
7tse theEe~th~
, 1859-06-09

COMMISSIONERS NUTICE.-
~ Public notice berehy gtvcn to a persons Interested
that the un1eFl ntd omi0ues appointed BY tEc Com
Council Of the cty Of Chicago to xstetts!n te Jam
ages ,pd recpense due the owners respectively Of such
son Of Mitchell street from lfaet west through Brands
Addition In tcott.net With osler paeI in Corauau
touneA AaY ~ 1sA AID tho Tina 10 the
Of such aaxes together With the Of the pro-
ceene< upon the ri essas bF them deemed beneniisa in
eaeh narcclef xsoaaa ssspeysy sta asss Il re:s NJ
bour VI 10 O'Clock !. H. for the purpos q making said
xesstrent. Il. II. GRAY,
"a. BRAGG. ! Cam's-
TuUS. 0'SE1I.
Chicago juno l-t 1850. my:llot
OFFICE OF SUIT. OF PUBLIC
" WokkA City # Chicago, Nay s. 1853.
ScaIt. proposals will b. rrctve1 until fay. June 10th
fy cuFnr niI!ng Market aud Michigan streefS accord
Ing specifications ibis once Props 10 n addressed
to thr l!ty I'!rrk. X CLEVELAND, Supt
u1y;u ut tft4
, 1859-06-09

The Wheat market to-day WAS dull and uu-
settled, and sellers had to submit to decline
of lG2c. About 3.oao bushels changcd hands
at Sl,"SGl.lo fur Standard Spriug. and ss@l,i1
for NJ. :. spring. There was little or no in
.!uiry for Winter grades, md no transactions.
1t the close there vas little disposition to opcr
:1e--all parties waiting the news BY tie africa,
nuw due. Flour WAS dull, and transactions were
confined to city trade. Holders are mostly
shipping their stocks to eastern markets. Corn
declined 1eJllc, with considerable activity.
About 45.t"'9 bushels were sold at s5c for choive
River YELLOW afoat: SC for choice Canal aflea';
';~@G:lc for No. in store aud 64 @6'c for No.
=. 1t tile close the market WAS not 50 fir,u.
Uats were dull. Rye and Barley quiet and I'LL
c1aueed. A salc Of 200 bbIs heavy Mess Pork
WAS made at il7.5u; but there is no demand al
the close ut that Ggure. Hides steady.
MILwArkEE--Juue T. Receipts, 437 bbls
flour; c,5511'' bu wheat; 4,tll bu oats; a45 bu
corn. Shipments, e,v01 bbls -four. Wheat III
ac,ivc, at $l.ls for No. in store 500 bb!s
Spring Extra Flour, at st,225 +. o. b.; Oats, 4t@
43e; Corn, 7oc; Potatoes. 5o@G5c, and active
KEcEIrrs At T1nEwArER.-Thc receipts ut tide
water of Flour, Wheat, Corn, and Barley, for
the ath week Of Mug in 1852 and 1855, hurc'
, 1859-06-09

~ Ctr Clerks Oddcr. Chicago Ill Nay % ls59
Public Nuke |, hereby given. that the l"nntn
hayr oncrIa sidewalk to Lc constructed follows: ~
lie utL side st+t. rutins ftu ast nue Wtst
t"uIrn street fns Mitchell" street I" Wright ssEess III IN"
ivak. IT nut le-~ t. l4r,v u. fur inch 'stS x at
ri into .lr earth the Earth d.ied lit bet~ren hru ~
- 2o fuTnl .rs!t. .
N.,uf une,- the ~.e shall y: eonsrttei n tee manhcs
r,.rl b., tho lrnantu !aitye slrnkA IN OF fH!''rt
the Ette.uta av " Ju,t l> 1t Will b. built ~ the Siftf
Commissioner and tta aasesstl vi the petsas
able herewith, ,-,..,,,..,,y ,~.ur,s
tny:aIlut IL. hHEtsAANNAAFAN AF ! NsA.
, 1859-06-09

NfOIsTt.At;E SAi.E.-f;y AT ILL.,

AI1 tent.e Of M"t ts,stux Late tie III lay "f De-
cvnls<F. y. H. iS.. rsrcut..aav ! =. f. is> Az. frfrr
c. Pr~srs. nf t!sIr:e. IInne Mots,ts 10 ts>t FAY.
II hirAS. li.an:.. Mtt=Srs f1s >.t tlf+ tn
tho r,yenf IT tE. 1T tus,:,c 'a ~
!lEs anu ihinyast et-. a.s"rl;I Ia II" II hs ai ttrs
nf rI..i>%trr t"te n.s..t:,..l ,- ::.s- 'rar
viii Interest 4 tis a41e "esI nj lph;;''. c,td
hLIrt.fc sid; ant coAvrys! "fi' The >s Ehe fsv. H.
Leiis a ..s:n~ f'tcssr a 'h;s ILL., M .s"s '1 !" 4an'l.
ait'lstr iA the Cu,uiY t vw Ala! STAT. II I! "'> de-
.tTas7i !, fh""~ !" VII ';;' n3ll' ~ y: ~. '%s
ht,!er nstc,h w. in VIII II. ',is.a: At :: ~ tLr
t'wn Il k.itn.ste. .att 4+1 s.lt Il .. s:c
the Recorder IT <al1 Il univ i:s sid ,I E:7ltI*
pr~er Ut ate II tt' ~ Il ll,.' 4,-s h. i i't 10
nit.c in thr plenet IT 1h~ x,l Att E.rnI I.1:..r4.
Eu!y ackuo.r lei ,,t. ans! n~ur. hr sS If The
Kernie1 nf nud t",ntv # Ian:' il k-.s -: Mf.se>.
I4r vi, lit. I.t r rre! III i t.:I Ny ).
1tercn4ttr A. u. l~s.. j. :l.t :iyi: S:. :rl,,r il. II
ttynrlt II the .a4 I it1t-. Ii.st''h..
cured n p1t hy .tl net, si lie -:.' 4 s'l~3.
with t!r :Iisrrs IT.! i! ar -: u tt' sr "i trr
l i!.e II! .is u itty:u1t-. 4. H. -. :sus
hue 2itt pa; tEe sid .e:' i.'s "''t.tEr:
S.tc- & thetrf ~ hereby .t*.n tia: II stl:e It thc
saki sakr .rl r vi Ssft ":r. r''t;,ta TIE
urdrrsxMi .a.e, vii. tt t's.: y..! =: s.ay IL
Junr. i. u. t&3 len ~ in til. frs.nl. 1t tbs.
snt N,1>. u, s!r civ ii c-f". III six t'ru'':y ~
Auction to The !ch>t ..t7 Hr 'a~h tkc at rte u a'
heteiu .~,i! ID all L.: t! tight ai1 equity u 10
I>n4rsnn II :hr ~, t!r1f -:r'ss tGs'vt't.
uatr.. May ..th l>:I. ElLE FAY, Nnnfaret.
Ertt1a + Nu'p. AHHrnev'. :nt "S:.'-"'l'
, 1859-06-09
Il 4 RE RED U G E D -
Chicago, Cleveland l. Pittsburgh
Short Railroad Ijus.

HCHGH.
And ia deet eou,actlon with the Tcnpstlyaaa H. X .:
hours to Plill.i:lIh}a: s lou.s I" Nsw lnrk
TIC DvIot of lie Atichl southern Eara'. Il follows:
i. M-Ar.1y4> at To,cdn ass m G1e7eland. s:1
NJ Pittsburgh, e:+5 pl fhlaaAeIph1a, 4so9
m, Nav York 800 H..
s;00F, M-Aftves at Toledo $50 q, s:Sa n
IrttshutEh, 400 nj, Philadelphia, *" tn.
New York, 1850 NJ. .
yaTE eptra rrutr enabling trains 10 make the aboss shed
ule cf ae sa eonaer.Gas Rcnsy nd S t cS%1 III III
Philadelphia arr prus1sd ithsplendd aletplng 6ts
KaxgaEe checked through frnm Chkc1Eo 10 FNts1o1kh
iIaususkh Basinloye, phl4dpha and New aot1 aoa 10
els7rxe fo1 handling.
Az for ckes by Cleveland and Pittsburgh fare bT
tht .Ine xk! axa5x be low - hy any othef rnutf
Through ,iekes procured t The ONCE Of the Mtcal"
ran southern ailruad under Kevers House Il the de-
NJ conner qf Shernan and Van Dnrrn kteetA Chicago:
aiso Il al the ptincipa! ticket Offices In The
". C.. rLEiAND, (sen1 Agent. C1esslAao:
Grp ~ GxAI, Gent Pas. Agt Chicago. tmysl ds1l'6sp