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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-17
ARTU&EMENTS-


NTAnmOTH CONVERSATION.
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S
Van AMBURGH ( cos
VAN AMBURGH & cos
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S
VAN AMBURGH * CO.'S
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE and EGYPTIAN CAR
AVIAN,
C0&BIHED WITH
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
TIE LARGEST TRAVELLING ExHTBT-
TION IN AMERICA.
VIII exhibit on the
BFLAIR MARKET LOT
wFDN ~ Z + q m6, e 1s, PA rs ONLY.
THURSDAY ib a1SYE l Ms4; 18th.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING EACH Say w.
tGs who wish view the z0ofoGfGATs { C0LI f5
retire before tho Equestrian Entertainment com
mences. One price OF admission to both shows
Adults 90 cents Children under 10 years Is cents.
The ZQlQL9GGICAL COLLECTION embraces the
MOST MOST SUPERB SPECIMENS OF NATURAL
SUE SSFRS4f SsTNnB5EPS9 xRIf he
comprises the ELITE OF THE EQUESTRIAN
THE GRAND STREET. pAPADF
which will take pIace on
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 18th.
will be f0und
GORGEOUS IN THE EXTREME
THE MAGNIFICENT GOLDEN Chariot
The Hiqhly Ornamental Ca@SS l4Di4N OhAh1OI'
Vans, Caravans and
Na;pifccntiy Capsrisoned
Horses and P0nies.
Form Magnificent '''
MOVING PANORAMA \ MILE IN LENGTH.
Nc lTAcHr, .
ever given in this eifv
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FHNHE UNDERSTtSNElh, having been apnont-
IL Cd Agent for the sale OF "O'NEfLL'S PHILH-
DELPHA ALE" is prepared to furnish dealers In
Quantities required Thss Ale ouaraatied esxai 10
4y saes " sas sosas. Orders solicited. No chargs
Hf dsliysFys eesssant supply On hand.
JAZZ y. LIgeIEC0TT.
= 2e. Is EssGEsssos ssrcrf,
ssf-a hss9ssss Pfsss As8 LasahREa
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SPECFAE. NOTICES,

GSDTRE REGULARLY ELECTED MEN:
Wy BEES OF THE UNCONDITIONAL UNION
VI ~ CONVENTION are requested to meet at eight
O'Clock THIS EVENING at Rechabite Hail.,
JAMES YOUNG. President.
J. McGARIGLE, Secretary. 1t"
O-NrA GRAND VOCAL AND INSfRU-
HSS. MENTAL CONCERT will be given at the
Broadway Institute for the bs1e6 Of s. Matthsws
ING, May sd. at o'clock, under the supervision
of S. K. Davies.
Some of the best professional and amateur talent
of the city have volunteered their services and no
pains will be spared to make this one of the most
attractive and beautiful Concerts of the season.
tickets cents
chl,dren ...................2)
10 be had at the Music Stores. my l6-Tt*
O~Er OFFICE OF TIE ATLANTIC Ann
ny GEORGES CREEK GOAL COMPANY.-A
postponed meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany. for the election Of 81 y DIRECTORS to serve
for the ensuing year. will be held at the Office of tho
Company. % South street. ON THURSDAY, the nth
May. between the hours of y and o'clock P NJ
BALTIMORE, May 10, 1865. myi4 It
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: ~ e. RNAPP's ExsTITUTE-

- The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
lay aew scholars will be admitted.
oree higher classes exclusively intended for young
adles wore formed last January, and in suooass
toll operation ~ present.
Parents sending boaydera are -s4uastsd to provide
FOR their punctuai arrival.
suai-tf1 ERRkPP
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Fsfs COTTAGES FOR RENT-Tbree miles an
Iii ork road, furnished and unfurnisbed passenger
every hour. Also, Cottage and extensive
Grounds in the city.
HENRY W. ROGERS / CO.,
ap23-H corner Charles and Fayetts streets
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CoFFEE CAsE;-There is a curious suit on appeal
nv IN me suGerlor C%Trt General Term 1t appears
PENDANTS, Ezra Wheeler and Others certain rights to
sell coffee, 3c. involving the sum of $230il9i The
p3lnt IN dispute was concerning an invention bv
OF the coffee; lie cleaned and polished it by passnS
II through black lead. The defendants bought the
rlSht; made first payment of IS GOO and undertooL
to sell the coffee. They now decline to make nrtber
payments. on the ground that the invention is use
!esS 10 hem that instead of increasing the value of
inc conee the black lead and other processes give it
metallic appearance, detrimental to its sale. The
decision OF the courts is not yet rendered y Post
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NEW STYLES IN P,prR CoII.os 70,

YOUNG AND OLD, sick and well. men and women.
ake receive comfort. relief and pleasure in the use
OF HYGIENE WINE. Sold everywhere. n,v7r.ot
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NATHAN HARRISON.
FOR RENT.

81 FURNISHED HOUSE IN HEARFORD
aarGen, Stable. Ice House. (flled) Dairy &c Situa-
ton high and healthy, within mile and . half Of
Deer Creek eight miles from Railroad stage to the
door. To be rented by the year
For full particulars, apply to
GEO. W. TINGES & SON
my2-tf ST PAM street
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z h0DGE'S PATENT REAPER
LII AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER,
With flexible Folding Finger Bar
BUCK EYE and OHIO

Patents combined in one Machine.
This Machine, as built the past two seasons, has
met with the most complete success. In every sec
ton where it has been introduced il has taken pre-
cedenco over those Machines which have heretofore
ranked rs first class
The MAR II SELF-RAKE, improved and applied
to this Machine. has also proven perfect success
We also have for sale. the celebrated Peipher Corn
and Iooaeco Pillow and Cultvatnr hung on wheels;
together with all kinds Of Agricultural Ipplements
Send for Circular. j. HIX BURTON & Co,
apZo-2m No. 10 South Frederick street
, 1866-01-31
Manuscript Text Books--Nen Teachers
Transfers--Attendsnce..State Ger.
tilcates-- Evening Schools.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board Of
Education was held lat evening at the roons Of
the Board, No. Is LaSalle atreet, the tesidcut c.
n. Holden, Egg, In The Chair.
The following were also present: I1spoetos1 BSl-
1antyne, Blackm1n, Bonnc1d. Clarke, Foster, Gull
ford, Leasttt, Ryder, Stee1e, Tinkham. Walsh and
Rupyxn.
The minutes Of the last monthly meeting were
read and approved.
Inspector steele moved that the Board sanction
the printing Of book On English literature, whieh
had been pIrpaIed by Lii. E. C. Porter, teacher In
ne High school. with view to Its Introduction "a
Ihs oon yss ePge:s4 By y7a 57nasPssos a; Kyas1
position Of sanctiontng The publication Of such a
Inspecs or Steele Then offered the following ss
substitute for the original motion:
School his manuscript "On the Introduction 70
Engli.h nlelatute," exsnined md approved oy the
pupils at cost not exceeding my cents per copy
Cs.ded. .Ayes. i; noes, T. 49,
ahe q tssehs M
born School: Khte Blanchard. Assistant IN Frank
Lin school; Julia c. Could Assistant in Moseley
School; Anie A. LoyeIsas @ ~ A,sIs.ant q Fostef
bssd. Assistsat i sEtanss school '''A u n'0-
Ths fSowt9e s{+s apRolq%s1,s and transfer:
mi ID lie Ioiseln School: neea Bntlsr iIs. Hesd
Assistant In Washing ton School, transferred to sane
position IN Skinner school; Caroline $. Aspinwall
same PORTION IN WashIn.ton School.
made: Anna assnosa. Ms;gsssi i. Vim vi.nien, S.s
December waa received and placed On dc. '''>1 "
1hs Snpss1ntsndsnt p,ssentsd he following ab-
month OF january. which NnB accepted.
, 1866-01-31
Portability Of Cholera.


1tts perhsps unnecessary to say th.t ne view. Of
ssye o Yoa pa5sied ysssssy, o 6 % M
1oTsl to tie medical profession. Nearly every
standard treatse upon chole,z alludea to theu and
n ~ e ase upen ssse
eal relations In ihe1 regular lectures rpeu the sub
iect; This has been especially true IN this uty .
upon ibe colleges Tor seyeIa ysaIs pa.t y en- bear
testimony, The attention of fhe medical profess
siua scarcely needs to be called TO The aup}ech NJ
But permit tae Tlter 70 eal attention e tbe great
fact stated BY Dr. Lee that the cholera pofson, de-
Ired from whatever source, probably In Rreat part
tuajly present IL tha stools Just dissharsed, but
may be generated in them at later period under
eertain conditions favorable to ita development.
The contact of euch dspssges with patdd, an!-
mall and vegetable matter, is sefy certain 10 deyfl-
op The poison Of cholera+ and an impure atnos-
phere from the presence Of similar matters favor
It's rapid dissemination
This fact which thonld be constantly hsld up
before the tomewhat obltsaous eJss Of or mum
By quarantine regulations which, to prove efficient,
must amount 10 positive inhibition not only Of
travel but Of transportation Of property Of any sort
Clea,iy, Ills would be imprsct,eable. The re-
cent visitation Of cholera 10 Guadaloupe is-a case
in point. The poteon was transmitted In the CON
tents Of a trunk which had contained the clothing
OF deceased cholera patients: and, We may add,
nunberlcss s1ml]ar cases are Of record In the pro-
feseional annals q the disease; To keep II out OF
Chicago we Eh&ll hare lf reliance Is had upon
quaran1ne). TO absolutely prohibit the suuoduc-
lion not only Of human beings, but also Of every
trunk. box, bag: bale, cask Or package whatever,
from my place where cbolcra "a known to prevail.
and then 10 take the chances Of those coming from
places where 1t IL not known to prevail.
= Upon any existing theory the concurrent causes
Of alsease must be p1t aWsJ-Whcther to prevent
the creation ot The poison ao sni.o-to prevent lis
venomoua effect by union with other animal Or veg
etable potsons 10 mitigate the severity md lessen
the extent OF It's Eavases should 1t make Its gene
rally expected advent in our dty,
Net our city authorities rise to the leTel Of the
emergency, ard put sway tht flsh which eTefywhefe
abounds among rs; not to preserve from cholers
only, but from d1senees OF every kind. OF Whatever
origin This 10 the part Of true wisdom, and should
not be lost sight Of In petty parstmony, or under
the sway Of any ones theoretical noions,
R"Cleau.e! C1edHselt CLEASs1!il EsoI.
, 1866-01-31

r ,n,,a.s1A:, a1e,s oa Me1l Ea1ates
ane 'olo"1o leal estate tfaasters nave been hlcd,
W'nln tne Past Two or three days, in the Recor-
ders efGce:
Robert Chambers to James Jnwe. Jr.- n. l.
~, ~ ~ ~ - a. : % 49,. r." " VS. -
~ ~ ". = ~ SET ~ l. 'o' range He'
eannel eenr 10 JOACHIM aaget, 4ot Il, block .,
Hamburg.
John EoWak to August Gerhardy, undivided J..
or nart III hlocr 70 f,rdsn,. .da;,;,a "
EtchoSss HnS ~ 4 Wisshoma.sr e.. , h,.o,
81 Kin1Se's addition 1e0''te'' 4ot = utoeA
Mary Dar 10 Chsrles Aor1s,nce- III , h,,cr
nj Srhool tection ndnitlon. 'S' y D''~A
L. IifEman and III Ear.e to Fnca,k u.ds ,ot n
snb. II. I. %, Is E, '0 ~ A.N . A's4'' 'o' ~
Frrdffrtek Fins IN Thorn.s M ro,a s.ma IA.
sc1iption. '' ~ A.' ILL., WV e"a'e ue~
b),rk Is eec = = 70 ia - 1A-~'' A"s ~
william u. living 10 tieorec s, Thstnc, lots 81
George S. Thwtng 10 b, b. Th,y1nr. same de-
;es1p,ior.
Jpln T. FORBES to John Mummy Ia. 70 h,oeer ~
sec, :. t. 80, IL e.
II. L and s. $, Peasca 10 John Il. Raltimore lot
n, rub. 2, block 18, eec. 20, t. 50, l4e.
Aaron Il. Hall TO Joseph E. Coburu. mart Of lot
VIM. Jackson to Lucy Z, Session. n. e. X orn
u of >. v. y q eec- 50, ]. s. :. ise. q W -
CHRISTOPHER HarrheYt to Michael Eudens. lot 8
and n. X 81 lot 9, sec. 16. ~ '1'1e'7' ''' =
John i. jackson TO James T. Session, #, 80 It of
n, x Of ~, X Of q, II. i Of sec, t. Sd I. iee.
Rims Haywood to William b. Wilder, lot 81,
sph tec, 81, L IS, T. I4e.
UenrT NJ Hpoker 10 Eliza J. Booker part Of eec
, 1866-01-31
NEW YORK CATTLE Make,
Closing Day.

CRepo1ted by Telegraph e1e!nsyely for the fhlc.rn
Tribunal
INV ToR8, Jan. 20.
BEEF cATTLE-The total receipts Of cattle far the
week foot up A4soo head
The market u decidedly worse than yesterday, and
al 4re rot sold. Common stock u onered fn,ty tc
lower. II IL hard market for drove1s.
SHEEf-1he total receipts for the week are t7,st9
head. Trade Il not a. good q yesterday, with de-
c1tnIng tendency. Canada mutton, which Il nee OF
tsrth, y plenty. The usual rate is ;2sc. Que lot
prime ohio averaging "a ~, brought &c. Finest pelss
sell for $500.
HoG6-Ihe total receipts are 1910. Tbs market
favored droyess Until Saturday, when large arrivals
depressed price. Trzde IL atti dull II lower rs.es
thsa last weet, but slightly eetter than yesterday
, 1866-01-31

tEpec.aa Despatch to the Chicago T1ibune ]
FITrSBCR9I. jan. %.
Tho aurp1y OF cattle on sale at the Allegheny Yards
WIS Ac1tn light this week, not exceeding 1,10o teAd,
aud Of this number about 900 head changed hands.
The quality Of the rathcr better than usua
buithe market was very hard one, aud some Of tho
drove1s a1eKe that they lose heavily. As compared
with laat week. however. prices hare undergone no
Quotablt change. Primo to extra cste selling 1t
&c gross, and common at 5H to sKc drove Of u
head OF Licking county. ohio stecrs, Averaatng 1415
pounds the best buneb OF cattle hst has been here ths
seaeon. sold At &c gross.
Htes-Dul, 1he demand being restricted almost en
e'y 70 supplying The retail trade and prices ranged
atffom ID to 11kc GROSS;
E1tra nj mutton Sheep sold at 6HGetc, while COM
mon to medium cannot be quoted aboye sX&6c.
, 1866-01-31


ClyctxNAr1. Jan. 80.
fLorB-An active demand for all grades, and prtcts
INN. sAes OF superfne At e7ss extra at $500.
GRArS-Nheat scarre. Choice old red held cut OF
market PRIME new red tlss. Corn AetiTe. Sales
ofFo+1 sheI1ed u Sc. Oats du,1. Esles Of No. At
51Ac; No. sc. Rye nm. safes Of No. ! at &c
MOL 1t sc. Barley unchanged,
PKoF1Moss-Aess pork active gales Of 50 brts
cry *a@: sao hfss choice do at $2sso Bacon Qniet
snd prices dropping Sales Of shoulders At like; -;
clear sides 1t tsAc. Bulk meats dali. Shoulders 1t
ltc; i1dea At 1axc; e1ear aides 1t 1sHc, packed.
oreen meats ntm. Shoulders At sxc; sIdes At ING
e aams ~ iata1aHc- Lasd n1m. with Eood dc
nand at Exc; but knerally held 4c higher sales OF
prime city athcx. head at 1;c,
Hoos-Aeiire and 1oc higher. Bales OF Live 1t $3.50
9seo ETuss; 2n2s0ll.so net; county dsessed 1t
s11.n9l1-a. Reeeiph.1,leo.
Co17oS-FtFn- Sales OF n!ddllng 1t Sc.
WH1sxxr-Dul. Small sales Of dee 1t &7S
MoJEy-C1oae.
EzcuAs0E-Firuer. Par buying 50 premium cell
, 1866-01-31

ST. LOUIS Jan. 50.
ToBAcCo-In good demand. sates 1ugH at Is ona7,5o.
common nAnu1ae.ur1ng at Ss,2o, good do 1t sl3.2so
1900 p 100 nj.
FLoUR-Dul1. Sales superhne IT Cairo, At $500;
double extra ut ss:o; XXX family At s1e5o.
GEAcs-Wheat higher. Prime fsll At $50. Corn
heavy. Ss1ea extra choice St. Charles whlte At &c:
choice white at SIC: primo white and yellow ut &c.
Oats unchanged ard business fair 1t 4n3 tic; prime
sud choice 1t t2a tc. barley duh Ut M5o. Rse verY
dull.
PEoy1sross-rpFf-Salesc city mess Ut f2s.23. Bacon
dull. Clear sides al Ike D.
Wu1sK1T-Dull and dropping ats2.7a.
Hoos-6orne Of the packers Arc not buying 1t the
present prices. Sales are small, compsisng only 50
to 40 head tn lots at tsps9Ao r 100 M sruss: extra
heavy We quote al $9,M@9e5.
, 1866-01-31
Bostou proviston Marke,-Jnu. ~.

1ne pork matket salss ys1y q9iet md lsr9e ba{srs
stocks. howeEcr. accumulate slowiy In this quarter,
though Tho late cold weather has Etse9 stlnuu, 10
tnr forward quite freey with Grens tupEoscmens IN
tie an3lty essf ~ yea1s CROP Go9dl0ts s;se.n
common 10 thusce6t4te. In the C!nclnnau Mlrket,
creased hogs lower and selling at fo-3oslls3 r
1lt ~, al to quarry 1rd wright.
We 1uole ka1ts Of pr1ue pork At $93m4zstoi meas.
3t0.1C4[0n: clear. aS1tn4N10 y hrf. cash. lsFl Ia
shade easier, With sales IN large packa3es
1aaiSxe ,. casn: Smoked hams arr pienty snd dnl,
Il ;is 4s T. ess s'ss.'' S+"s '''4 q f'' 81
Bssf TO far tbs picked meat "a coucerned) Is
Bt4tte and hrfnef, With active demand for con-
sumption 1nd Investment. and tIsbE receipts for new
Western. We advance OFF quotations for the common
i !MN:1-oo; extra mess *+sou9as.el: faulty e1Es,
f25.ttI176.00 y hrl. cash.
tnplaunK In tbs principal Eastern cattle markets,
droyefs and butchers hare submitted 10 material de-
r.
, 1866-01-31

Nagtimorc ProyiRlon NtArket-Jnu. -.
P1oslsloxk-fIave been Inactive and the fex trans.
actions reported below, show decline prices
scut The t'ious Neek 1hemasket closed Unsettled.
F1Ek-Ne have only to report sale of 80 bbls West.
esn o. etint sday + e. 5ard-ahs sstes reported
nj 1sc: baltimore refined Is selling % shippers at
to-dsy 1qo ses Weatxrn At lsHe-a further decliae
md werc a. follows: 13,ooo ns new loose at lie; a3
hid! Dc on prtvste tstms 50 %. 10 lot, at
15Aa154c. Hams arc IN steady fair demand AZ l2cfor
p1sin snd st@sc for best sueaf-cur9d old sides
quoted At I6At16Hc. Bulk Mcata-Ne report sales sf
900 ns shoulders as latc; 20 hhds do 1ac 5000
, 1866-01-31

I'll Rssnsi ss sis
es.te conumplve demand for Tho better grades. aad
season. being steadily reduced Hodtts are 1rnn,
and no lover ptees ios astrtetJ choes attisIs made
crop. The shipping grades n5e norn!Cnt and dflcutt
to move exeept ut y material conce1slon.
70 come forEaFt TO the great annoyance OF receivers
aud the trade. Soue Of The most popular brands are
cautions The psrt Of Official inspectoFs 1t unds its
w1y. morn or less Into the avenues Of trade.
though the late snow ttotm, booking and delaying
the railroad trnius. has caused material falling OF
during the last dsyf. The footing up the last
wetkt tl7a pra. bus considerable quantities are IN.
derksood to be IN route. The Western markets
dull. but without much change in prices. The high
cost transport u this stsson eDds 70 restrict con-
kfEptueus. .....
Sales Of Western supc7nue at *7.2S377 common
extra, ts.sb99ui Medium do, 1850 Ala,13. good md
nois and Southern ohio, St Louis choice
lnd ftnnfI]e Ail 1it11S Hn Z llYl
, 1866-01-31
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Frederick Hs1ni AWeal by defendant from i
trugmen of Justice Malcolm, given tn 1Ypf Of Tho
platnltG On the Eetd Of Decembe9 last ::
, 1866-01-31
LOCAL. MATTERS,

Beaa.. How like you the "Nlght Blooming
,1iea<. Like 1T. its fsgrsnec, iii. Is portect
Pba1on L Son, manufacturers, n. z. Sold every
where. gill
Brown,e vermIfugc Commits, or Worm
Lo1engcs--Mnch sickness, undoubtedly, with chill
dEen and adults, attributed 70 other causes is oc
eae1oDed By worms. The "Vefmlfuge Comhts,"
although edectua1 in destroying worms, can do no
valuable combination has been successfully used by
phyttctans, and found 10 be safe aud sure II e.ad
cating MoFms. 20 hurtfnl 10 children.
Children having woI7ns require immediate Atten-
don, As neglect Of the trouble ol1en CAUSES pro.
Symptoms oi worms in children ste often orrr.
irritation, which can be removed only BY the use Of
a sure remedy. The combination Of ingredients
used in making Drown's vetmituge comfss" Is
Sold by druggists, Chemists and dealers in meA-
ttnes, attwenfJ .hge cents boz.
detahsss3l setw-sAax
Go to tho He&t-Go to EgrYant e. strat-
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 ret q thor
good Telegraph Operator Addresa 70. circulars,
BRYANT j. SIRArrox. Chicago. III.
Atlantic White Lead and Llnxeex1 Oil
Coz Of New York. manufacturers OF Pure White
Lead, Red Lead, Litharce, Glass Makers Red Lead,
Il, AS e 1n,sa n, 9 R;v oSed ss sna RSnsd s For
Pssf Street, Sew Iofts octsS5sss1tsesxW&s ts al "
- Had Breath the greatest cure of life.
How many lovers 1t hhs separated, how many
ttiens fofeve9 parted, The sabIees is 20 delicate
be ignorant Of the fact .Sonrse.t 70 effect radf-
ds9as de- es sRs e1a Il a pss sse ID &C.
lea. P1iee rs cents. For sale By r, H. Landon,
, 1866-01-31

DaltlmnrU Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.
ELnCR-Dult high grades &c lower.
GRAlx-Wheat Gull red sGeac lower. Corn active
white Ss1 &c yellow Soc. tats nF1n At 49c.
PROVISIONS Steady bulk shoulders Exc
WHIHxT-Uut1 NJ $3Jl
, 1866-01-31
COMMON COUNCIL.
4 Northern RailroAd.-.Minority Re.
port---Reasons why the Company
Should be Allowed to Come
Into the City on Terms
Accorded to other
Companies.
STREETS AND ALLEYS,

The scanlon Slough Acted Upon asEsst
-Ats Abatemrnt Decided on-The
MouEh to be DredKcd Ozt
Tho G. H. Il q.
Railroad
, 1866-01-31

eoodticn ttst tbe said company shall 1t al times
kte1 farmen ut such coSz FIeeta ~ ne Board Of
{ubre WofS1. Ct the CoGsmop Vconeis may dom
ttne 10 time direct -.
src.s 9. Thus pe1uisston Is granted sub}cet 70 nj
rene1al ordinances pcr In force or that my hare
bends with the city Of Chicago Ia The penal sum of
"A SS4s e X r b th
its psrt Of all the provisions md req1fre,nen ot
this ordinance. and all general ondinauces nor in
foce. Of that may hereafter be passed concerning
SIC. 8 This permission II given upon the further
condition that the said coupany shsu net cnnsoN
date Htia O. to controlled by any olbe1 company
case The said company shall ever be controlled 67
any such road either b! aale purchase OF atock Or
othcs1s.e this permission Or grant sna caase md
said Streets arenues md alleys, and take IN add ~
mo1e tasd track, side ,rAcEa. switches and turn-
q oa; I'M, s the same Is before The passage
skc y. This G1ot u made On the further coudi-
On that the sad railway Company ehal consf5nrt
ano nntsh Tie said road within two years ircm the
not done within the sid tine, thls giant ehs1 % ee.ss
and BE- Of no force and effect -0S
t,!H And ! y fO1the1 plos,deo that said Northern
far md equitable terms al fseiehts 1hich NV b.
brought 10 1t By connecting railroads.
AZ h9h moved TINT the report be lard over and
AID shackiord remarked that II WIS a very
lengthy document md he would like 70 make some
fems5ks upon II before It was referred.
AID AcRoy objected to my remarks.
Aid. 6hackford then desired to preseut supple
menta! rcport from the majority Of the committee,
ool tnis the MAYOR overEnled as ont OF place and,
under The rolea the minority report was lid over
sos publication.
4TnEsrs AND ALLxFs.
The Committee Oh Streets and Aueys IN the West
a. alley fourteen feet wide through block section
Z. &c, 4, from Wood o Pauli01 streets. Ordinance
, 1866-01-31

Philadelphia aIarses.
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rrtnrd IN bond. and SO &c for fsre.
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lbH&1sac.
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M1nInR Stocks.
NEW TnRK, jan. 70.
Prices Of mining stocks bid In Bostcu to day: Cop.
Der Falls 26 Franklin. n: Hancock. ltK: T. Il, 14
Mmu, III Quincy. g; Wavesly. 4; Bay st.. 91
Epstcn Wattf Power Il.
, 1866-01-31

Az 1xaASE WASprnEE--A girl, thought 10 lie
Insane, was found wandering in the fields near
cordoss, Rock 1sland county. lsnois, on The 1sth
Janna1Y- She fays she will be sixteen years old on
the 9Th Of Fehruarr. She has black hair, cut
rhor, Dc teeth. aud is quite tall. She Will not tell
The nsne Or reaiosUee Of heT parents. tbe wna
taken IN charge by the Postmaster at Cordo%a, and
Gay or TWO Afterwards wAs found hanstn. TO The
bedpost, but was cut down before life was extinct
, 1866-01-31

Go to tho Hekt-G0 to XBrYant e. Strat-
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 ret q thor
ougb, practical business edueation, or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator Addres2 for e1sculArz,
NRIAN1 i SIRArfQx, Ch{caro. II.
, 1866-01-31

FHnoLooIcAI--0scarF Fauihaher. Eeu the we'll.
known teacher Of French and German In the High
School. w7n deliver lecture On - The 1ngpaees'
On Thnrsday evening. N the Music Ball Of the
OHets Ho1.e. We hare no doubt that the lecture
Esu be highly entertaining and instructive Que.
subject Of modern languages better than Mr. Faut.
h1bcr.