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, 1863-01-07

drnn-with sales at stockholders generally askinss
8aHc.
Seeds were In good request and tzm, with eales
ofprime Timo'hy ut $1.s5@1.9o clovcrseed was
sold at $ss5: and F1hxaeed at $e25.
Broom Corn continues in good demand and firm,
With sales to-day at $40. 0.0091s000.
, 1863-01-07
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
MARKET.

/, TUESDAY EVENING Jan. g. 1863
FRE1GHTS-Therc is no change in ratcs The
sarions railroads leading to tie East arc still
ping are far below the wants Of the commercial
public. Shippers Of Provisions arc very much en-
harrasEed in consequence. The rates are as FOL
lows: -.
, 1863-01-07

PERsoAk1~-Captain q. G. Benhau, Chlei
Of Commissary Of the Army Of the Frontier,
has just arrived home from Prairie Grove,
Arkar6as,
, 1863-01-07

CHURCH OF THE hEDEEMKR.-The Indies of
this church are requested to meet at the War
Committee Room, In Garrett Block, corner Of
State and Randolph streets, on Wednesday Of
this week, to sew for the Sanitary Commits
sion, The case Is very urgent.
! n Tt.TrrE
, 1863-01-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY EyES1sa, Jan. 6, 1868.
BFEF CATTLE-Medium and good grades are
in actiyc demand By government contraetors and
shippers, hut the supply is wholly Inadequate to
the requirements of the trade. Sca1lawags con-
time dull, and neglected sales were;
Bceyee. Avg. Price. Becyee. Avg. Price.
20 19W $2f5 IS 1150 $3.50
s 'iSs is SS s5S q ~" s00
HOGS --Recciycd, 1850. Heavy hogs are IN good
Demand at previous quotations, but light and me-
dunn weights arc quiet as the packers, not feeling
disposed TO pay the current prices, arc holding
back in anticipation Of heavier receipts. The
market closed 1rm. We give few Of the sa1e+:
, 1863-01-07

U.s: Cs 81 COUP. 9sx Q. s. l year cer-.-. 49,.
;eoEotes;. 49,: .-1osA Demand Notes. .13o4
MosKy:aIARKET-Easy at 516.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 146@f48 for mer-
chants, aud 14R@14sH for bankers Bills.
Gold lower; opening dull at 34Q34k; cloBing
weak at BIZ. -.
, 1863-01-07

BUTTER-During the past week there is bet
ter speculative aud shipping inquiry, and the mar
ket is a shade h1mcr. sslce 1o-DAT were: 81 kegs
prime shipping at 1ac; 200 ns roll at 14c; 40 pks
good do At t3Kc. Common grades are quiet at il
11sc. Choice table butter Is in fair request at Is
l16c.
BROOM CORN-The stock Of Broomcogn ia
light and In few hands, and the market continues
firm, with fair demand at $50 001150.o0 per ton
for medium to prime.
TO-DAY the sales were :-Stons prime at $4,000;
80 bales good ar $4,000
COoPERAGE-Pork Barrels arc active and
casfer-c1osing at $1.s591 37K. Lard Tierccs are
coopers' rtut are quiet and unchanged. We
, 1863-01-07
I'd f1mer-wfth sales At 3a.D0
Flour and Grain ln Store In chtc,p<

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following tablv shows tho amount of Flour.
Wheat and Corn In store in this city yesterday
compared with that in store week ago, and the
corresponding date last year:
Jan-5, Dec. % Jan. g.
1858. 1859. 1861
Flour, hrs. ........ 4S,s63 60,T3O &13S
Wheat. bu.......- 9s7,T33 a33,9O1 1,9T3082
Corn hu. ,..,.... ,063,434 1,03G,g79 l,6cO975
, 1863-01-07

Mcsers. Jos. Bennett & Co., q Central street.
Gentlemen:-Alow ne to gay that we consider
yonr favoring Extracts 3,re.emiaently superior to
any other preparations for culinary usc-the COM
pliments often bestowed upon our dishes as as
much due to Burnett's extracts as to our OWL
ekin. Yours very rcsp'y,
Il. D. PARKER & Co.
e The Ottawa Hotel, Montreal, Rosain House,
Toronto, tho Fifth Avenue Hote, N. T. and other
large and popular hotels now use Burnett's cclc-
bratcd Fruit Extracts.
% There are twelve kinds Of Burnett's Flu
roring Extracts. This celebrated manufacturer
makes the best preparations In the Unitcd States
for culinary and toilet uee.
sg- Charlotte Russo, Floating Island Jclsics,
Preserves, Custards, Ice Creams, Pies, Cakes, &c.,
arc tame luxurieB without the use Of pure aud
genuine favor Of some kind ct fruit. Burnett's
Standard E4tracts supply this want.
~ Many fayortng extracts have rancid md
strong flavor, and arc extremely unhealthy. Bur
nctt's Flayoring Extracts are warranted pure. For
sale by Druggists and all dealers in choice grocer
les.
BunEETT's CocoAiSE,-We had heard a grcat
deal III reference to this article IS rcsorator aud
lenosatof Of inc human hair, nut were disposed at
ntst 10 eonsiaes many OF inc statements exagger-
a'eu' 4 ''.ena ol ours VINO nao iatelS oeen 10 III
as to have his head shared, was induced, at our
auoccat,on to ct,o n n +,,o1 trho ro,r1t :. +,ot
in week ycry pcrcen.yb1o difference can In accn
In the growth of the nat,cnt.s hair m csauros
tbat bc ia thorouchiv conxncaa ~ n. ,,orofo,.,
ecct fron, h3a orn cyncr,onco and :. rn,,,- doso-
.n;rna ~ cnnt,n,,n ,,s Ntrss.a,orn,.ss rs.s
~ y ''''s'
" The Toilet Companion is tho name by which
yenfent eaae in which these f.rnoua cbem.ata md
pcrfumc1s nut m their euperIor ureparat1ona for
toilet uec: viz: Kaliston. ), .cocoa1ne :. .or,,
entail Tootb wasb ;, and ...,1or;re,, ), Thcse ora
, 1863-01-07

quotations. Rice is frm b9t Unchanged; sR'cea
steady sas arc S aSSehanse 5fes has
t,ine m advance Of X, aud closes firm at the i'm
nTnTemcnt. SalerattH eteady.
, 1863-01-07

ACTIVITY OF THE SANITARY CoMN1ss1oH.-
Il 1arge number Of telegraph dispatches have
been sent to the Soldiers Aid Societies
throughout the States Of Illinois, iowa, 1ndi-
ana and Michigan, desiring them to send for
ward Immediately all possible supplies. A
generous response will no doubt be made.
, 1863-01-07
Ubita9o Qribt1tte.
THE CITY.

IARcESy.-Jas. B. Hill, clerk With Joseph
Epc'gcl, was yesterday brought before Justice
Browni upon charge Of stealing about 500
from his employer. The case was continued
to 2o'clock, next Thursday, Hill giving $500
bail for his aupearouce
, 1863-01-07
llIRASOLE'S DANCING

I'll wabash avenue. between Adans and Jackson s:s
Cnss open at al timea for beginners
CAIIDnHS.s CLAss every Tuesday aud Saturday
Parents only allowed Visitors Assembly eTcEy rue..
day hight for scholars and friends and no nersons al
mlttea except those Introduced BY scholass.
, 1863-01-07
vi AbIE's
WINTER GARDEN.
Washington Street, opposite the Court House.
Performance every night and Saturday
Afternoon.

Den Director.
GEO. 8. .Tsc1su1ur
Ninth Week iof mabtcss Mammoth
menaZerie and Superior
Circus Troupe.
THIS establishment IL nightly nlIed bv the r4te and
day. e'
100 Specimens Of Rare Living Wild
Animals,
The best pair OF performing Elephants in the World
Twenty ArNt class Performers headed bv tho o.eat
MELVILLE FAMILY, the talent and skin al whors
alone sufc1ent for show Of moro than ordinary
note. . 's
, 1863-01-07

fron, tho R,.1on ~ 4,o n;ocoso +h.t oha rras
lad hcon ,,odo a,,;,,s, hin, ,,,, oorta;n na-sans
,,,toh .ft.otca S,s noro1 ch,nctcr Ha ~
o,co sn1cht an ;nterv,ovr VIII The R;.ho,
when it anncarci tney were made by some Of
tbc ladies whom he met at Joliet Inst sum.
mer and CHARGED him With familiarity unbc-
Gaming n minister. and In one instance. with
a rross insult. OF course Mr, Hagcr was AS.
ta7,raoa ~ +,,o roe,1t ~ tha ;rterx-,a,, ~
very properly placed, without delay, his war
dens and yestry in possession Of tie informa.
ton, md also Of his own emphatic denial,
We are ;nfornearthot The ;;vcstry hare for
tnemselyes. BIZ nm invest,cat,on ana fam tbo
testimony ot The iaaics making the - chsr.ss az
! hecomo s,t3afed that thcre ;e ~ fa,,ast;o1
r,1,.tor,, q, t,,a., ~ 49, .,,a,. .. ,-,..sN..
ent,rs,v ,nnoccnt r. th;s coa-;a.,aa - s. ~. -
we hc1iere al, tha c,errr ~ 49, rv,.aa.s, ...s,
r,.-s1. .,.;.,s 49, ss..s - ~ ~ s't4oeopa.
Nau!cu' WIN LUG e3eeptlonol inc bisnop and
, 1863-01-07

sH We would call the attention Of our ueaders
to the card Of b. Sanborn, in another column.
Lovers Of good oysters will do well to make note
ofit
, 1863-01-07
Interesting to Wholesale Liquor Dea1-

-%@ N<N1AAE
The following decision from Commissioner
Boutwell, will interest wholesale liquor deal
ers:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
QFr1CK or INTERNAL REVENUE.
-. WASHINGTON, Jan. :, 1868. ! :
SIN: The fact Of 8 pcreon OF firm holding IL
eense as wholesale dealcra in no way authorizes
them to sell on commission or otherwise. II the7
ssn lqp9r at wholesale they nrc additionally ill.,
iGS1RsfssGs5s GsRo. i. poo7wz11, Commissioner,
GEO. SCHNEIDER, Esq, Collector 1st District,
+! 4 DESERVED CoMrLnRsT.-The GAINESVILLE
Monitor pays the following tribute to the
Murine Hospital in this city, and the manner
in which it is conducted:
Having occasion few days since to'yisit
Chicago, VIC improved IN invitation to call ut
the Marine Hospital, now in charge Of Prof
isham Of the Lind University. We were cor
morning visit to the various wards. This hos
pital was originally intended for seamcn only
and under control Of the government. but At
this time about seventy sick and wounded SOL
diers occupy portion Of the wards. There
ore also about the same number of seamen.
The appearance Of the halls and the various
wards showed us plainly that order, cleanli-
ness and good ventilation were considered an
important adjunct in The treatment Of disease.
The floors, windows and everything about the
wards were as clean and In az good order as
in every well regulated house. The peculiar
fitness Of the Doctor for the place vas .1u.s iur
ther evidenced by the promptnsc1hs;ss h;s anu se;e
lions and Prescriptions, Sc as well as in his kind
words and p1casai1t t manne{s among the invalids
ThaT also @ Showed their appreciation Of him
bT Words and actions, and ne doubt not that
x,nnv r1nnr fnIlnT 1rSf1 raprat Yanv1nfr fFn
hospital and never forget the Kind care be-
slowed, and ski1fm treatment Of Prof lsham.
We concluded; as we bid the Doctor farewell
that he was the fright man In the right place. II
, 1863-01-07

~ Many aavoring extracts have rancid md
strong flavor, and arc extremely unhealthy. Bur
nctt's Flayoring Extracts are warranted pure. For
ealc by Druggists and al dealers In choice grocer
, 1863-01-07

M MARTINE'S DANCING ACAD-
49, ESif1 teorner Of Clark and Monroe stseets}
cs1 It The Academy fof terms aud hSurs Of msetts =
The iats danccs Hill be lntroduced All dances w.
tmapcauy taught have secured the services or two
Llghly accomplished LADY TEACHERS, who win ably
afest in nli classes. Post Office address. Dox fa15
u 4
, 1863-01-07
PARKER HOUSE, School Street,
Boston. July 1-th- 1851 u

Mcsers. Jos. Bennett & Co., q Central street.
Gentlemen: ALLOW ua to say TINT we consider
your havoring Extracts pre.emiaent1y superior to
any other preparations for culinary usc-the COM
pliments often bestowed upon our dishes as as
much due to Burnett's extracts as to our OWL
ekil. Yours very rcsp'y,
, 1863-01-07
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
Y 4 Fl
TO THE TRADE.
LARGE INVOICE OF
R1ch EmbrOfdericH md 3salu1o-
r1l Skirts,


On WEDNESDAY, january ;th. Mt 10 O'Clock. uo
VII se1l at onr sa1esrooms 5S Lake street. q the
Needle Work. Collars and SETS. Handke.chiefs. Dc.
erer sold At auction In this city. Also, 10 High
BALmORAL SKIRTS.
All Of which be Sold our INSTRUCTIONS being Il,
, 1863-01-07

The three pieces Of property were sold to-
eethcr, and for the sum Of s17o, ,ooo one-tourth
cash. The property is nil valuable, particu-
larry the Water street property. The sale is
the largest real estate operation in this city
for some time. The purchaser is a gentleman
from Boston, who has invested his money
well, and at prices which are regarded US very
Inv
, 1863-01-07

81 There are twelve kinds Of Burnett's Fla
rortng Extracts. This celebrated manufacturer
makes the best preparations In the Unitcd States
for culinary and toilet uee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Another party of
| contrabands have arrived at Alexandria.
They are mostly from the region about Gull
pepper. They represent that they were told
to leave by their owners, because they had
nothing wherewith to support them during
the coming winter.
Among the letters to jefferson Davis re-
Gently captured is one written by Gen. Gran
ton Of South Carolina, dated Mexico, as far
back as 1854, when Davis was secretary of
war, developing the scheme of great teder-
alton Of West India Islands, including
Cuba, to be formidable commercial and ma
val power, stimulated in their advancement
and prosperity by African slavery as now ex.
listing in the southern states, where southern
planters of enterprise will find space aud in
ducements enough to seek new homes far
themselves and domesticS in the most lovely
domains of Gods creation, and all united in
harmony in one homogeneous American sys-
TEN.
The military court at Martindale was day
transferred to the justice of the peace. A
man was several weeks ago arrested on
charge of furnishing citizens clothes to sol.
ders and inducing them to desert, for the
purpose of selling them as substitutes. On a
hearing of the case two privates swore to the
for court martial. The penalty prescribed by
the enrolment act is fine not exceeding five
hundred dollars and Imprisonment not ex-
ceeding two years, nor less than six months,
at the discretion of the court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 7.-GuerrilIas at Wood
burn, Warren county, have recently commit
ted many depredations, burning number of
houses, robbing citizens, &c. Reports are
current here that.a raid into Glasgow, KY,
has been made near daybreak. Eighty five
guerrlllas surprised our forces there, amount
ing to upwards of three hundred, and cap
tured nearly all of them. The officer COM
mandng is said to have killed three rebels
with Il revolver rifle, and on approaching the
stockade found it occupied by the rebels, but
six Of our men being in it when overpOwered.
Our newspapers deny this, but the story is
repeated this evening by travellers, though
discredited in military circles.
To-day's Nashville Press denies the burn.
ing at the bridge by the rebels over Stewards
creek. 1t says Wheeler crossed the river at
Washington last Thursday morning, thirteen
miles above Chattanooga, and passed down
the Sequatche valley. The rebels captured
fifty wagons of one of our trains AZ the foot Of
the mountains, nelr Anderson's cross roads,
burning number of them, and killing about
three hundred horses and mules. The train
was loaded with ammunition, clothing, and
rations. Forty of the wagons were carrying
medical and sanitary stores. About fifty suit
lers' teams were also lost. Gen. Mitchell,
with the Union cavalry, as soon as he learned
Of the crossing of the rebels, pursued them,
and on Friday and Saturday killed and
wounded seventy rebels, took two hundred
prisoners, ami recaptured two hundred and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09

HORACE MAYNARD ON EMANCIPATION AND
CoLoRED SOLDIERS. - Horace Maynard is
one OF the true men of Tennessee, whose f.
deity TO the government has never wavered,
and whose voice has always been for uncom-
promising war upon the rebellion. Two
years ago he was particular favorite with
that particular class of politicians known as
constitutional nionists, but it may be doubt
ed whether these persons will applaud with
the same enthusiasm as formerly some of his
more recent avowals. Mr.. Maynard made
speech last week in Butler county, Ohio, in
which he said he differed with the president
at first as to the freedom proclamation, but
now was convinced that the president was
right and that he was wrong. He added
that he had heard only one complaint in Ten
nessee, and that was, ''some of the people are
sorry that the president did not include that
state Also" The proclamation had made the
negroes our ''true friends, and their friendship
Is much better than their enmity." Mr.. May
nard observed that the more negro soldiers
we could get the better. He closed his speech
by remarking that che would soon return with
his wife and little ones to his desolated home
to kindle again the fires upon the family
hearth, aad il was for the voters of Ohio to
say whether he should be permitted to remain
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09
Rebel Reports from Chattanooga,
Charl estOn, and Elsewhere.

ChaTl estOn, and Elsewhere.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. S.-The Rich
mond Enquirer OF to-day contains the follow
ing dispatches =
"MIssIoNARY RIDGE, Oct. 5.-We opened
upon Chattanooga at l o'clock A. M. from
Lookout mountain and points along our lines
Our shell exploded in the enemy's camp, as
well as in the city, setting fire to one house.
The enemy replied briskly from Moccasin
Point to our mortars on Lookout, and feebly
from Star fort. The firing still continues.
"MIssIoNARY RIDGE, Oct. THE Tennes-
see river is rising rapidly. 1t has swept away
the lower pontoon bridge of the enemy, and
submerged the restle bridge. Mat. Mitchell,
chief quartermaster general of Longstreet's
corps, died last night. No firing upon either
side at l / clock to-day.
''CHARLEsroN, Oct 6.-An attack was made
by us to-day or the trigate Ironsides, damag
ing the Ironsides and alarming the fleet.
Two of our men, including Lieutenant Gas
sett, of the gunboat Chicora, are missing.
'For the last twenty hours there has
been but little firing. The enemys Morris
Iaiand works seem nearly completed"
MOBILE, Oct. G.-rhe enemys cavalry, fif-
teen hundred strong, with four guns, attacked
Col. Richardson near New Albany, yesterday.
The enemy was repulsed.
H. SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. Collection re-
turns show Gov. Brown largely ahead.
"GoRDoNsvILLE, VA, Oct. Three Eng
lishmen, captured at Cedar Run to-day. re-
fused to be exchanged. Gov. Pierpont's aid,
Col. Delaney, captured near Fairfax Court
House, arrived here this evening"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09

The RepubIlcRns n WORCESTER county and all others
who and bv the government in crushing thoroughly
wicked rebsll which has its aim and object the
overthrow Republican institutions and the extension
and perp tlatioU Of human slavery requested to
elect delegates a County Convention to held at
Brinev Han, in Worcester, on THOR DAY, the 18th
pose of nominating Candidates for the following county
officers, voted at The next ensu state cleo.
ton One County Commissioner, and a Register Pro-
bate and nsovency and for the purpose OF ransacng
other business which properly come be ore the
convention. The isis Of rcpresenton to be dele
gate for each town and each ward OF city, and ad
ditiona delegate hundred voters and
for every fraction over hundred in each
ward, according to the last census of voters. The
members of the Republican County Committee re-
questcd meet at Hal at 10 O'Clock of the
day. Per Older of the Committee
j. E. TUCK Err, Oh iman.
ID. l. MORRILL, Secretary
Worcester. sept. %, 1868. de0d&wtl5th oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09

Frederick Rowan. Republished in Boston
by Ticknor & Fields. This volume is printed
and bound to match the ohter volume trans
hted from Zschokke, by the same writer, and
entitled "Meditation on Death and Eternity"
The first printed volume was translated by
direction of Queen Victoria, because the
pieces selected had been fayorites of Prin ce
Albert. This new volume is quite as good
as that. For sale at Holbrook's
LEvANA; or the Doctrine of Education.
Translated from the German of Jean Paul
Friedrich Richter; published by Ticknor 6
Fields. We need not tell our readers much
more than that another volume of Richter can
be procured in a good English translation.
They may be assured, however, that this book,
with all its peculiarities of method, is a book,
and not sham. For sale at Holbrook's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09
North American Telegraph AssOoiar

New YORK, Oct. S.-The North American
Telegraph Association is in session at the Of
fiGe Of III" AmersaR rs Telegraph Company in
ing the association are represented The
American Telegraph Company, the Western
Union Telegraph Company, the New York
and Buffalo Telegraph Company, the Atlantic
and Ohio Telegraph Company, the Illinois
and Mississippi Telegraph Company, the
Southwestern Telegraph Company, and the
Montreal Telegraph Company. AT the meet
ing, yesterday, resolutions were passed high
ly complimentary to Cyrus W. Field, Esq.
for his indetatigable labors in connection with
the Atlantic Cable Company, and to Perry d.
McCollins, Esq, for his persistent endeavors
to unite the two hemispheres via Behring's
these great projects are now likely to be fairly
tested, as the combined capital and ability of
this association will be at the service of these
magnificent enterprises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09

BALTIMORE, Oct. S.-Hon. Henry w. Da.
Wis, accompanied by Hon. II. W. Hoffman.
one of the city committee to invite the Rus
sian officers and Admiral Farragut to Balti-
more, left here this evening for New York.
Mr.. Davis will speak at the Cooper Institute
tomorrow night. Mayor Chapman, with the
other members Of the committee, will leave
to morrow.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. S.-A fire broke ont to-
day at No. $50 East Water street, which CON
sumed entirely one block of buildings and
partially two others. Losses $4,000; two
thirds insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09

towns contrast the southeast Senatorial District,
VIII" believe that 1t is the tuty OF the National Govern
treason everyN here and bring 10 just punishment the
cOnSpraors thai have plotted the suhYesiOn of The
Constitution the ruin OF the free Institutions of the
country, and the destruction of the oerties of the
people, requested to sen delegates to "A con-
vention 10 be holden at Talts Hall, in UXbridge on
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst instant, at O'Clock NJ ,
for the purpose Of NJ mating candidate ter SeIa-
the state legislature, and to transact anv ther
appropriate business
The basis to be delegate to each
town. and additional delegate brewery two hundred
voters and for every fraction hundred
tiers, according TO the last census OF voters.
BY order of the District Committee
Of dto2l JASON WATERS Chairman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09
CITY AND COUNTY.

A CALL FOR AID FROM MoRRIs Island
The following letter has been received from
the Sanitary Commission, Boston, by the Sol
diers' Relief Committee:
ave have received from New York a de-
mand for goods to the sanitary commission
agent at Morris Island, on or before the 10Th
OF October. We find our stores on hand al
together insufficient, but having confidence
that we shall receive enough to fill the call,
we have answered that we will be ready. But
we need all the help that our faithful allies
can give us, and therefore apply to Worces-
ter, hoping that the soldiers friends will strain
every nerve to send us in the early part of
next week good store of all kinds of bed
ding and clothing. We naed 1000 wooden
shirts, 1900 drawers, 200 quilts and blankets,
2500 wool socks, towels, handkerchiefs, fari-
ma, coffee, tea, crackers, and every kind of
food"
The committee will be happy to receive and
forward any contributions to meet the above
call, if left soon at No. Foster street.