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, 1866-11-17

maTy ToYiNE.

.1rron tho New York News, November III
NTs. General W. Ogilvic Eweu-as by
llaiI.y marriage Mary Taylor hccamc-Iicd
very suddenly in this city on Saturday, in
t>ays the Elprtxs)i Is connected with the past,
and to most Of the generation rising about
rs she is but a faint and boyisll memory;
but to older play4soers, whose fondcst llfstri-
onic rcco1lcctions centre III Iitchcll's Olym-
Fic, Burto1.'s Old Theatre, aaa Brou.ham's
4.SctN'n. the pet term Of "OuE Mary" will
recall visions of one Of the purtst, 1ncrricst,
sweetest actresses Of her day. For many
yrals past Mary Taylor had retired from the
1oosii.hts, and belonged exclusively to no.
tlc husband and circle OF fond friends.
Mary, Taylor made her first appearance
I'll The stage as chorus singer at the
Old National Theatre, Churc}, and Leonard
Streets, and by the slender earnings of that
employment assisted III the support of
parents aud dependent sister. When she
appeared at the old Olympic a!tcrward she
became the rage Of the town; ill, old,
young, bellies and gaslants, lcnding their
fcrvid admiration TO the lovely song bird.
There was quite rivalry for some time BE-
tween Constantine Clarke. who was also ut
that time reigning 1avoritc with Mitchcll's
audiences, and Mary Taylor. and many is
Tie pitched battle which ''the bovs'' had
over the two. Mary Taylor's last appear
aEcr was made Ut Brou.shaln's Lyccum (uOw
The Broadway Thcatrc) in 1852. After her
retirement her lie as wife, mother, and
friend, was as noble as her nlailcnhood was
pure, 1,nslandercd and entirely worthy. The
cause Of ller death was disease Of the heart.
Ono minnie before she expired she was
chatting charmiu@ly and thougltleSsly to
few near friends who were sitting about her
bed. Fer some little willie she has been
suffering from cold, and this had kept her
within doors, and sometimes tas on tits oc-
casiom in bed. In the midst OF chorus Of
merry laughs she gave convulsivc gasp and
fell back upon her pillow, before !. haud
could stretch forth, and was dead. How
well she was, and uncxpcctins the gloomy
visitor with whom She has now gone. may
be inferred from the fact, that only the
evening before her death she sung with all
the spirit OF lIcr blooming youth-.ls 1 cradle
song for her little ones who were going to
bed-that ditty which play-goers have sonc
into rapturus over Thousand times, when
uttered by Mary Tay1or's lips, Polly Per
kins, of Abingdon Green.' The lurncral ser
vices are 10 take place at St. Marks Church
Second avenue and Tenth street, at thret
O'clock this afternoon.
, 1866-11-17
New York Dry Goods Market.

Trade is moderately active. 6at. With large supply
Of goods Oh the markell pices except for the most de-
sl:an!e goods FATHER T. fa;oI the buysr The country
The demand y h4led. Exrectatlon i restricted 70
very moderate business during the Remainder OF the
sc9son. Brown thirsinEa and shectlnrs dull and
heavy In price; market rather unsettled Stocks Of
bcached shEtfnEs and sheet1ngs arc Increasing, and
prices NJ weak IN proportion. Heavy drills aFs
home consumrtson. Canton aaane!s are aclyc anl
firm. Stripes are inactive, prices nominal. Dtnlms
ag,1; F,,n;a @ ,. ,hew N seea11esas,on ot s.oeS.
lower Glngnans are steady q! the better
qualities but weak fpF the lower. Ueiaiucs AIe the
most nctye rnoIs. and desirable style8 strong in
price, With limited supply Coturgs are ia good
natd arc Arm. ShaWla Of the style In yoerc arc
rather searee and very t!u nch eola,s TIC pre-
bEcadfloih: arr Irregular IL nf!ce and qaotst!on:
tses are IN ee9a request but no others. Quotations
iets setiTe fmnoricd ihr1es are tsuii e4ccni ~
chocc dress fabrics. M-dlum and inlcfior Kinds arc
dull. DeaEcs, bombac1nes nerInos, psaIds md ian,
cy dEess.Gocds are In moderate demand. s!uu.Eoojs
lower. Silks also less hE both black and col.
ord. Auction sales naye become ttw md only dcs1f.
Paris drcesgoods. such n deaiucA mertnoa popllns
and fancy fanneis. arc the most attractive, n1d CON
unnd full PRICES.
, 1866-11-17

sctcr cxcett B> house OF pro .tltut,or. Thu lauy
keeper plc,ded guilty. For The first time since
~ =. y kert II 4 was dlsu.dc,ly-'h" peptlcRcn
J hry loc.cd Tue door, anh refused 10 admit The
police: Two osthe gentlemen present Ut tav court,
she said wcs7: quiet and peac"ab1e. She was fned
Z ", and The Inmates, without distinction, SIS
each. 6bc a!d the nnes Of the three gttis and
hetEelf few mlnules ar rcrWa:d q 1 left the toon
, 1866-11-17

There nas bern vef dull feeling toE tour TOT
easier hut almost nominal ah onEh at the close there
more Inquiry and disposition to operate. For choee
holders continue ask about previous prices but TIC
sdc purchase only to supply immediate and sslcs
eon- We 9notesupertne so 81; common c1sra* It
e'eooG12s3. up to tf4o for choice bakers brands !;
medium extras at &l3.0n1 14..J and Epnd and
eleiee, ineladins i,asefi.e brands - Geqsses,
brt but tie latter price Is now difficult 10 obtain
f95 the tayos1se hyants Mich!saa and .!m!lss knds
have been selling At st50eal1oo hrl, but demand
quite limited. ST. Louis -four II quiet at piles rang
Ing ffu1n $l60is.15 tor good and choice c1tTaa and
some brands At a5oc advance on the latter rate but
there is very little dolac, and quotations are aos:
arriving With salcs o9ts tor the Provinces at same
prices current rates os Wessera but tue market {.
Southern -four nothing q any eoa.eaqencs has beea
1s50 nrl. In coEn meal there have been talcS
SSsaGass3 6rl for Good e. SHIPPING brands IN Iye
selling al $4EG3GQ T 1E1 hS.
, 1866-11-17
Gobernmgnt Sales.

CALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
= NANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES.
NM be sold at Public Auction 4 EoEt Aonroe
I'd dav of November ls66 10 O'Clock m. large
Quanty Of stores, consisting in part OF the following
s Field and Siege Cannon, Cast Iron. OF various
c1utstS.
s6o Shot Shells and Spherical Case, for Smooth Bore
aud Flied tiuns.
70 Merrilra Cxfb1nes, nsw and repaired.
Eu Enfield T2iaed Muskets, Cal. 57s.
.6 Htary's hnA Epenceta Isere4ttnR Mdts.
SO Foreign ElCes fAnstrizn), Cal. 81.
40 altered to percussion, ca. %.
10, Is Flint LDck, Cal. 81.
III Revolyers Whitney. and Reninston's fsy51,
1oss Carn'Sy and ARTILLERY satsa.
III Swords, tu1us!ctans and non-c1MmIssioDed ON
Fourteen darswsu be allowed for the removal OF
ftcfeA.
Cot. q ord and Brit Col. d. s A.. Canade.
, 1866-11-17
MARINE NEWS.



November i6.
StEt Orion, M,aItnuoc, kun1rtc$.
Etfut Comet. GrAld Haven, EIndfitS.
Prop G. J. T1ucsdel. GsLn1 Hayeu, suEdt1ca.
FoH PH bt.S b6ssfse Sr1SSss d B5Tse spna aSac.
Prop Cleveland. buffalo. tunartcs.
EB.k Golden Fltete, tnt1aln rs tons coal.
Ba1k G;exsiand oeor!o. soe ~ y lumeer. . m lash.
Ris fanaie 1;ssdaeF Gt.ls ssasseos. - LUMBER. 20
N tliinstess 10 Y luu1bef.
schr Issrlnc. Gcra: 1soEn 13mbcE:
scR A. y. HeeF~ Biz Bsy Du Soqneste- zs cds wood,
sefr {. H,bhaTt. Amsterdam. rs cdr wood.
Sehr Ai1waukce Eclc. Big sualico. 10 IN lumbar, -
sehr Lone Star. oconto, 200 N lnmbe.. % m 1ath.
Eeh7 Eay si7te. Occuto. sN N lrmbeF.
sehr ear Fioft1ce' Fl Grssd iii Ha1sn. "a 9uahes.
sehr Hanover, 1! Aani:tse. g. ~ 4 2. lumber;
sehr S.5{ Gsf3 Rs5 '1m 80 a
seT cHsaPe1 Wstr fsis 3 es sfnFe
seov' Harriet Ann- Willie lsks, q n lumber. 10 m
CLEARED: November 1s.
stmr Eea Bird. Manitowoc. sundries,
Stmr Comet AnskeSnn, zucaries.
Prep sks 1s1ks soath faven. tundEiee.
Prof sdy Frsnklin Et. Jose.,h sundr1es. ~
f1op oaeen q tic LAKE,, Battsio. 2So 81 basi:y.
FHs Queen Il lie North. Windsor. {. ".
ssehs I: GoehEar 0sweEg} u 1sfSo M S b1 eo,p'
se51 summit. Gasxsisaa: lts0 bu -.
SchT +. Bates, putalo, Ii, coo By corn.
Sehr r. Campbell. OswoEu. 500 barley.
sesF ss Eas aSs ds'sas ea
Sehr A. j, RcsiteF, AlpcnA, 800 bu oats and con-,
, 1866-11-17

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, 1866-11-17


Tie market continues duI aua unsettled. The dsS
was q fair onc for business, and buyers were
cut In considerable force, hut they say mud eau
fous. tpyre tpar1ng1y, and taking only sucl lots
Euied tetr hucy- The re.elpts wtrc very tight 10.
day. which hal 4 tendency to br1ce the market up
little, though sellers wee unable to realize any quota
bic advance The best droyes being shipped for
ward on owEers account, holderhoping thus 10 avoid
the severe losses which they would otherwise be
PEELED to suffer. There were comparatively few de-
eltabc dEovcs In the pens, inferior, common and
dluu grades making m, Is usual. the bulk
Of the offerings. Abopt 20 head changed hands
at prices ranging from <s.5s50 TOR common mixed
lots Including Stass, Bulls and orea, rough Cows aud
thin Light S:cers to good butchers Cows and good
stcck Stet "a for choice Cows and medium
Gcshy Steers, and $6@65o for good to prime Steers
averaging from 11oo to 1850 ns. The market closes
quiet at tho quotations given below:
Menum 10 Good. 5M SsG.S
Inferior 10 500 9L50
He notc the following transactions:
,ops, nouss E. "a a4tES haD ) head common
e. 8. head
u s;sa s:s! s:ss s:ss
soss M aeeh.n 5 . ar Steers averaging
i; ia head sssezs and Hs
Laden npnE5ts head COWS, ayesaGins SO rs. OIL
Hpsy bought 10 head prime Illinois ssee1s avesag-
HCGS-Thc market opened quiet a2d prices declined
1N@lsc p 100 ne, but later In the day, under In.
proved demand. better feeling preya1ed and the
duction noted above vas fully recovered Sales tni-
brace about 1900 head, which were pretty evenly d.
yided bctw shippers aud packers 1t range Of
GG2 far common rough uneven lots, and medium
grades averaging from e6 to 20 Is, and % tos
good to choice Hogs, averaging from $50 10 $40 ~. The
market closed steady at the following qnotafions:
1.Fine 10 ex1In 40
Mcdl7n to good 6ax65q
Eommou.- '..........s... 3ijeEo*e
, 1866-11-17
Provisions in phlIAdclphfA-Soyembe II

Provisions in Observation-Disclosures II,
The market continues ycry dr and priets o.c rnset-
tlsd ana drooplnE snail sales Of neE mess pork
making at E1 l1 u o.. and clear 1t $S3p bril- Mess
beef II ae1g In sluall wA5 n $I n1a1.N Tor Vest
cEn and 412 dAz3M brl ior city packed. Eetf hams
lower the uanAActlcs are limited sales Of plain and
Lacey csnsa*sed hsuss At lSa2tc Sides At lsSzi9c:
nt.le eoinE s:'es Is hans iq pIcfls =. 1;Nzis. "a
and prices ioxc sales Of ots and tics II 1l m and
kegs ut 119lsc. -
, 1866-11-17

The Rochester r,r,sx OF the ilth says: The spple
crop Of Western Sew York II very iate ln getting 70
s: atloar q On the ca1as and can hardly Teach tne
nippcd By Ack Frost before thev get their desna-
noH y r. o. SUNDAY a5te'noon there were no ley than
Niagara County. There arc also large quantities d
potatoes ndoat Buyers estimate that theEo fully
huG barrels OF apples and pptstoes on the canal west
of the Palmyra breach"
, 1866-11-17

FE1pAr EvESso, November It, 1866,
FRETGNTS-RAunoA FRE1eu1s-The follow
n.. Il fEf fo{nf faf1F on the Eaatefn rnnfa.
, 1866-11-17

The following u extracted from the Official Circular
Instructions 10 Collectors and other officers Of the Gus
tousa synopsis OF which has already appeared In
teleSraphIc columns:
, 1866-11-17
RELIGIOUS INTEE.hkGENcE.

Second BAPTIST Church, corner Morgan and Mon
roc serce,s. Preaching on Sunday at 1G:i a. a.,
and 4! p n, BY The pastor, R:v. FL. Goodspsed.
Sabbath School and Bible Class at . 4. m. Alter
neon Bible Class at y o'clock.
Christian Church. Services at 10!1 a, M, in the
lccta1c room Of The Opera ilouse.
foutC Meas Christian Assoclaithn. The one
hundred and eleventh c:tnG tn the interests Of
thc IonnS Mems Christian Association Of tAis
b IN Aurnne Methodist Church, corner of Wabash
ascrue and Harrison street, at X o'clock. Ad.
drrzsc* will be given by the pastor, Rev. T. ii.
Hatfield. u. D., ard othcrs.
Central lrcsbF scs:nn Church {the old 81. Iamcs),
Cass street, bstwcen Michigan and Illinois
sheets; Services at 1p.s =. m. Sunday. prcach-
Ing BY Rev. Mr. hair.
bridgeport Methodist Episcopal Church.
TnarhinE and administering the sacrament on
Sunday, 1t 10Y, 2: M: by The pastor. Rev: G.
Sunday School nt = i. III.
F5catling at Union Stock Tarls, hy Rcv. 7. r.
strobfidge: al ~ T. M Sunday School at 81 p. m
Illinois Street Church, Illinois street, between
Wells aid a Sale. YOUNG peoples meeting this
tsntu1aas) eectfns at az O'Clock.
. The Tonne Mems Bible Class meets Sunday as-
telnoon ssh O'Clock. With The Mission Sabbalh
School, in The Methodist Episcopal Church Block,
on ,hr conner Of Clark and Washington streets:
subject for discussion: Raising Of the dead
youth at Na{r.'@
, 1866-11-17

F7ttR6ufEh UT l1nfkek-N0vct1heF 13+
There Is no feature IN the market for bonded oil
TaFhy Of special nones There u still so.c INQUIRY
Ing this side Of JauRarS We report sale OF 1000
brle Er December delivery. In tnadciphia sc. an1
unue 70 quote at sxeehc, md s3Hta5Sc ID PlIadcI.
ph!a. Errc oil s dul stAadaId brands n1y BE- quoted
Al SEC fat 8 aod 81 tarTel lott.
, 1866-11-17

EAEEF-Ihcre w1s comparatively nothluT doing n
this branch OF the Lire Stock market. There Is
y an5 demand except for good mutton grades Tor city
slaughter, Of which class there are but few oertnG
Common and inferior descriptions are drug In the
Market and mostly unsalab1c except at reduced rates
The market msy be quoted nominal at The following
range: ...
Prime to cxtrn+ 4.75S5 %
Me<iQm to 400@AS0
Inferior
, 1866-11-17

TALLOW-Iseceived- 10 $50 rs; shipped, :s.sll rs.
Narket vcEy dull Sales were: 10 brls Ctt5 Fuckers
TEA+Trnde is good, md the market Is nfm1y
Young Hyspp, superior Is dpe 4 Rr.........<laaslG
do cxtra to chrlce, y N,........ 1.75A2.la
imperial. superior 10 ne n,,,,.,,........ l.24115
do extra to choice, + n.............. 20tsa3.n
ECupowder, superior to Hce. p D,.,......,. 1.a53l3
do extra to chulc~ 2 h,,............ 3-13e221
Jtpan nAtu-a1 leaf 5uc tO c1trn opc .. Is3fa1.T
do do fne 10 ctotce, p p........ 1.il4l.53
DO 60 coiorei z n.......,.....- I3Ssbl..t
T0HACC0-rhe ia dull though for prime eoads,
or whIch there Is no Surplus, prices are hrEn The
general market Day be quoted steady Al the too"lns
range:
, 1866-11-17
ExTI:EsIvE FoRGEH1ES.
Two Mtlllncr1 Charged With Passing
Counterfeit Bills.

The cage Of Mary Stevens, charged with forgery,
which wns supposed 10 hare been terminated yes
neen out me ocsonnns o, aeseiopmeus ol emme
tnai has aseaay resulted INT ~ he a[sest o. ss
~ NJ So ] State s,rcc, ~, unon wn s,,s;,ar en,rsrs
q a similar character. and the re.arrest Of Miss
SsgsenS;
IN 1hfa11isoay hlsna Mfs. @ sane Me9oaS ,o Sat, an-
eIsye a;eaas, @ sesa@ei infsrmsd q tae sss!ss:
ne,e 4 The s's5e Of NJ Aaaa i;; Stephens and shs
recently been raid to he1sel1: The police were
Sss ss:s?S $s;$s j: Fs: il:
aecomranied ~ Miss Mary Stevens,
NJ: stevens tAaEys iatGers and seseeal
o. ie M "ther w1tnssses ss Who eaa teshnd ~ @ N me
satnaG.s t y a. ~ - - ne nss S,sSens,
and aitcf nearing INC statement Of Ass: McUon.
tesens @ Is - aecssseTy fhs zeal q aIr stsse1s
his !1aughteF as onc Of her witnesses wonld GER
Nre. McDougall stated that on Wednesday, even
ssoe anG askss t. sec ss sHe ,hboc T.
he ,S hst onp a & eon,p e9
VA! appeared 70 lo : ,en dollar gott, ara. r. e.
see M cal se svcas. bat s:ss sS
was entirely positive that the lady under as:cst
Vas ths same person The bank note was precise,
q MIR. Annie Stephens. "a one dollar note upon q
National Bank 'ralscd" to ten. and the work
poorly c1ecntcd; The case Was continued Tor
further examination before Justices Mul,kc2 and
stnr1erant. n the afternoon; 500 bal each being
required o. MISS sonfoy RI, ana Mss Stgsensr
ln tuc afternoon Tue SAG assumed eu1! mere
fc!!ou5 aspect Nis. tIeoscca ~ nne, Heaom Hraos
and elIttl. alpshicu q tne io!lce Conlt
c1o ~ nf nsss,nn ei, :.raissIt' nS.c ~ an
ncar5ucc PRECISELY similar 10 the oihcr two,. al
her storc between nse and six o'clock Of Fsid.5
a.sernoon; IAe ~ ,nstan. M M ia.ee array o. Will
hcfaes "''1 thn conrt NJ xycre nr.seni hnf
Inc counsel for the defence Of the
two girls desired continuance
ot The case; Ae SAID ilat these chaEGes against
.ae sphhs sa9'es Ws!c altse uneApSetsu anq lhsA
nro.c ~ r1 ,enng,r nc ea.nrc San1c r srG
WITNESSES il liz nlafes Mere not aSe 10 =! prcs
O.. a. tnat I'M. nc eonli onts looa aroa !, as
a .us ~ ., soMS EosL - .ts
shs n0st ,hurongh OF is:esssasien. The ,saasss tas
Sr" VA ,;i S,;Ina aoa IN h
Mas nn, MSmaas nnSu", M.a ,1e In ~
ln~taht. nau Was Icluned =! Mlss otssGus ~ the
alEona1 o. SHMs au1 Ml:s tt,nroys oa!i was ~
sssssd ssnssd. @ os sss 81 s s%o
1iauss Of 1s
,,d moth ~ ,ns steseas ana M Mass sonros arc Eonas
!auHf q GIeposseesihe ana eacas!nE alpsa55anee,
"ne s condsne isi nnI
n.Ins .ate ,her, .rnm " sfr ann rce
s.'s oaa IL rnrc3onea IN M tn's'. s,sa
state Of uncertainty aud speculative doubt Ihe
parties arrested, their friends, aud the pFosecat'
he PC eFssp
however. that tosat one hss saseeA forged btils
| aud It Is hoped thai the guilty parties may b.
'f0DsA' 40 'ns'es-
NETTING OF THE BOARD OF roItcE.-Thc recu
, 1866-11-17

HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLCID Is the hest halt
dressing In the world It tpasts beautiful CLOS. to
the hair, ktes It IN curl pro1otes It's growth, etc
Price 50 CENTS bottle.
uPHAlrS ASTHMA CURE relieves tao s=cst vtoleE1
pato1ystut ot Asthma In tcn niuutes, and e1ecs \
speedy cure. Price & parease-
UrHAWs DEPn.AIoET POWDER viii rcoove
supcrfuous hair noJl all parts Of The body In hye min
utes, without injury 70 the skin Price 81 bottle
THE JAPANESE HAlRST.AIN coloEs the Whlskert
And Aoustache beautiful blsck or brown. II consist1
Of only one preparation. CosOr VIII not fade or wash
cut. ONy 50 rents box -......
Sold By LORD 4 SMITH. IL LAkc-st.; FULLER
FINCH l. FUllEk ~ and 1tS Na-ketret-, and al
, 1866-11-17
14s. and closed at 1ss1 The following quolauons
were RECEIVED BY Bu- Bros, gold broketa:

1Iere TIC market was very dull The broEe1s
were buying MT ,4s81As-'ss4 bid at The close.
Over the counter the demand was very light. and
sales wsro made at about New York quota.lo1..
Silver was nominal at $50 ls3 buyiag-thc upper
Ngusc for large pieces.
The Public Funds were dull In New York today
and ia the aflesroon the market was decd IDLY low
or. Tie Sixes Of a were u of Ftye-Tweuties Of
,Gs were 4 lower, and the other Isues declined
H0H. Ten-Fortles were steady. August So 'en-
Thirties declined Y, and on tho June and July Is
sues we note decline Of A0S. The following
table shows the closin. prices In New York during
, 1866-11-17
DROPOSALS FOR FILLING NORTH
! MARKET STREET, From ERIE STREET To

na16ltt
, 1866-11-17

Seeds in Phllzdelphin-Novcn1b II.
Cfoycr sced continues scarTe srcall sAes m2sinG
II .0ts 800 hu tor old and pev ~ hu timothy sold
n S3.5S5 ~ Fla1 seed sells At &aaS3-A 7 br In aa
, 1866-11-17
New York Stock Market.
Clcs!ng prices for cash. November IT, 1866 reeeyedb bY
Jnaepb NJ LYONS ia BfnEerH Sc Sputh Clark street.
EOM ERC1AL.


FrmA1 EVENING, November 1s, 1856.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
ments Of produce during the past tweItS-fonE
hours.
, 1866-11-17

philadelphia Flaur niarke.-Sovembcr IL.
Tbs market Was dnll, but Is supplies continue to
10 aecfq lower 9uotsuo1s. Small sales the home
fsnaiir i5s irna ~ aad uao ao a. tsfsa
1850 Ter t1tras, aad e.atss3 Tor supcrne Rye .oEr
IL Telling IN Email way fSpQ. In corn 1ucal moth
Ipg doing. -
, 1866-11-17

Seeds In Ea1tinaorc-Sovcmbcr Ii.
Clover Is scarce Ana ateaiy ut f9.ut49.31H per bu
Timothy may he quoted nt the outttdc fgufc
lot suAll lots Ct Prize, aud naIsecd nj q, ,SNS3,
, 1866-11-17

ARRIVAL OF THE PEorH1En A1LEsuAKF.-Ihts
steamer, which broke her shaft and became dts
abled several days sirce On her passage to Ail-
waotee, arrived here 1ste Thursday night In tow
Of The ing George v. Wood, Captain Crawford.
She Is in Doolittle j. Olcott's dry dock, undergo.
Ing e1tcnaIvc repairs.
LAID Ur.-The batka Plymouth and Talstts, Of
, 1866-11-17

BAKLEY-Rtceiycd. 100 bu shipped. 1a, 100 bu
MA{ket x 4 anI5 y snd ~ ioEe Sales g5e M e. 4a q a No
Lao bn do .s 20 bu Eeccscd .. 4Ic; 6no1 bu DO
45c; RI EANrIEQ bu 1t $1.t9 100 bu CO At 81 Or 10
, 1866-11-17
DROP POSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
The DRIVES AND WALES QE L1SCOLX

11'' Q1ncE or TIE BoAro OF PrBl1r ToRxs,}
.... 80 - CHICAGO, Nov. 9ta, 1s5s.
Sealed proposals Will be received by tie Eoart of
November 2oth, TT cotsuucslns the Drives aat Watn
Of Lincoln PARK according to psE3 and specifications
on Ole at said ot1ee.
Tbs Eork Yin eors,zt L pat of s.adlnf. n!l!ng:
and vatA supposed to unonut to about toat miles
In length. They are toxcyer. exactly defined IN tha
PrvposaIEimust be addzessed to the Board e tGnuc
WORK.. eEdGrscd .I!c pQeai tcE Drives AID waits Of
Lincoln Park aZd be ncremplcied win the usual 3d0
bcrc. viii su7etes. 70 >: approve q b T.. E5a;d a.
The Boaft reserve the F-hI T. RI CT All pla NOE u
aecortsrce viii lis con- ors cf thls Advertisement
Of to reset All BIDS AMI. pcopo:A VII be aceepsd
unless he party oerln, II STALL EiEe evidence satsc
tory to the Bo0fl taat h6 haa the E.rcesaary
kk experiences e3stsE :cd ablty MT doing The work,
J. 6. ElSDELE,
FRED. LETT,
O., ROSE,
Ccrantssioce1s Ct the B2acd of Public woEkt-
, 1866-11-17
E1ucatiOlIaI,
TRAHANL SEMINARY,
McDlral.

~ .The wonderful progress OF Medical sctence
dut1ny the t>1St sfE Yt1rs only, makes Il pos
y H. kble for The conscientious Pnssic % de
clare, now, that CossEaFt1oS Y as cE7.
7A1sLr rEE!Es1Ko Is Small Fox."-R.1. caaTits
, 1866-11-17

IArn-Prr N n ykrds..--.............. 4.ssSs SEQ
D. car load, b. Northwest Rail.
road, delivered ir my yard where
cara c1u te switched. or any de-
PCT: or star Sawed Stlngtet,bY
car load on trxck............,,,,., LIS
Aor Star Shared sAlrgles, By caf-
lead tEatk. count made full. or
nyo bunches TO . thou43a1- ..,... ~
A Saved Ghu1lcs, city made, on
,uAcE... aAta9
uacE.,...,..,,ss,..,.. :. -. rs
Ih:ee dofirs q car load added when transferred,
W1lct Charge toilowB the Shingles In freight BILL
sDII8EX 81 TASDAKD.
nes8 w. -
i.cngth-Sl1teen inchae.
DAnds-Twcnty riches.
COufxA-Trenfr,
, 1866-11-17
CHICAGO LumsEH HARRIET.

FE1oAT EvEs1se, November 1s-
1h- r,ccinta and shipments during the psst tTcaty-
, 1866-11-17
The ,Genuine Magic RuffIe !!
Gttp Notices.
OOLLECTOR's OFFICE State Of

( SOt4l4EGICkS OtElCE State OF
~ Illinois, Cook Coauty-@.
CoCRr Housr. Room Nc. u, Nov. sth, 1885,
Public gotce IS hereby Riven that the following ae-
scrtbet Warrants have been plaecd IN mT hasda To-
s'ssslssi MsI4a5i e.: wesrDatca Nov. st 1866 aud
Issued for the collection Cf ctal assessment lsyIed
tor constructing sidewalk on The Eonth size ot Wal
ns 5sef Sa "seS &C. and
issued fur tha collection special assessment levied
fr h1fng. curbiDG acu reytE North Wells st.et trorn
auet DC ia
All ressons interested In saG special
requested to make tnn:tiate payment Al ny etnee;
Be- coiiectl al tae Colt sod expense a
bic 'aszsf'E' A. diiy Il aEAsRs T. 'ss!sr.
PROPOSALS FOR FILLING NORTH
MAnKE STREET, From ERIE. STREET To
OF71c1 or IHH BoARp Or PuB11c woaKz,l
Scaled Proposals III s. SeseissI s. Is E uoso
rnbhe Works, Ut ther office. until Il a: m, Nonl
Nov. ssilt. tor tln2 With clay North Market sG
1,aEa The south lre of Erie street, 70 n: s.Nth W
Division street aecoraia to plans and s2ec1acastu.-
Said Improvement 1ll b. paid for q the work pro-
Etcsses with the usuaf reservation or dfteec ) pei
Pfopcsals must Te addressed 10 the Board Of Public
Woykf. tndorsei Proposal for Filling North Markee
e s. tI ~ hs tsi ko.r o
ncrorcance with the conditions Of this advertisements
Sas, @ e ~ e fa e sh gnHgSs III
ricnce cEezEJ snd a6ty for Iola the work. Is trust
worthy, md has sufficient peeunlary Et7.ousees:,
FRED. LETZ,
o. J. ROSE
na1s-lot Board OF Public Wurk3.
, 1866-11-17
SpPrial Notices.
For Marking Linen.

3ne PATENT NDE1LIBLE PENCIL 1861
6REA11Y IAPRoyEp-1sG6. Superior In ecoao-
my and convenience to lpdenIble 11ks.
Every PtncN WARRANTED.
tAGEATs "ANtED. G1fenlAts and sample peacll
viii be sent post paid, On receipt It otu cents, Foz
safs BIZ sta8ioners, Booksellers, de- Ada.es. TIE
NoRTHAMP1oN 1NDELLIBLE PENCIL. COY,
PANY, Northampton, Msas-