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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24
City Of Portland.

\ NJ CIty OH FOTtidmU.
W7HEREAS William T. Hillard has petition.
wv ed the City Council to discontinue q part O
Franklin street .betweea Middle and Fore streets
and whereas sai0 petition was referred by the CITY
Council. July 10, 1866, to the undersigned. for then
to consider and act upon therefore, notice Is hereb,
given to all parties interested that the Joint Stand
ing Commit e of the City Council on laying ou
new streets will meet to hear ths parties and view
the proposed way on the twenty-eighth day of Ju v
1866 at three O'Clock in the af ernoon at the corner
of Middle and Franklin streets, and will then ant
there proceed to determine and adjudge whether tin
public convenience requires said street or way to b
laid out. ~ tts4%
Given under our hands on this twentieth day o
July, A. D. 1866.
~ ss3i.sIllyaa AUG. e. STEVENS,
EDMUND. .PHINNEY, a,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
sF ,nn g,lG JOS. BRADFORD, L
ELIAS CHASE,
w. P. FILES,
.0. Committee on laying out New Streets.
jul21 1wo9 G8 .tliei3 l.S,aa ir5,rt
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g City of Portland.

City of Portland. peg
Whereas, James Montfort and others have petit
w tlonei the City Council to lay out new street
or public way in said city, beginning at the eastern
terminus OF Federal street along the southerly
side of the eastern cemetery to Adams street. and
whereas said petition referred by tho City Coun-
Gil, July II, 1865, to the undersigned, for them to
consider and act upon; Therefore notice is hereby
given to oil parties intereste that the Joint Stand
ing Committee Of the City Council on laying out new
streets, will meet to hear the parties and view
proposed way on the twenty eighth day Of July,
terminus Of Federal street. and wil then and there
proc ed to determine and adiudge whether the pub
lie convenience requires said street or way to be laid
out. tss,41.-.4 b
Given under our hands on this twentieth day Of
July, A. D. 1866.
q AUG. E. STEVENS,
.f'if EDMUND PHINNEY
'tFnfr 7a AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
stf s#a sH Jos. BRADFORD, ol' g.
tf ELIAS CHASE, .
Il ..l w, p. FILES,
t3 Committee on laying out New Streets.
\ jul2l 1w nt#9i gHat9io 0iieY 10 s9.l& 34 4ld
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

GEYER & CaIef, Stationers and Fancy
sortment of Stationery, such Pens Ink and Paper
Also Stationers hardware In great variety, Bin
ciiaee rGSls Cap Letter Also Letter Presses Mu-
VIII iuinish at the lowest rate. Legal Cap Deeds
o. an KINGS, Seals, etc, contantly on hand and for
sale Dy VS. at u Free st. iul 13dtI
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

MASONIC NOTICE. Members of the Masonic
I'VE Fra ternity, desiring relief are requested to
call upon either Of the following persons:
VIM. Curtis, Edwin s. Shaw, Timothy Murray.
on the part of Portland Lodge -r,n7'srIr - :
Marquis F. King. VIM. Ross Jr., Henry L. Paine.
on the part of Ancient Landmark Lodge.
Rufus Stanley, Daniel W. True, A. M. Burton, on
the part of Atlantic Lodge. .s jul 1A-tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

ONLY $3 500 for q lot of land two story and
" one and halt story dwelling House-wiil ac-
$500. s9hNr rs = - - ~
This property is pleasantly located on Munjoy
Hill. Plenty Of hard and soft water. Title perfect
Apply to WIN. III. JERRIS, Real Estate Broker
at Horse Railroad Office, opposite Preble House. :.
July 12-d3w ~ A.dfftEl TFT1 p l#-
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BUILDING.
Great Inducements

+ Great Inducements
FOR PARTIES WISHING TO BUILD.
NHE subscribers offer Tor sale large quantity Of
Il desirable building lots in the West End of the
city, lying on Vaughan, Pine, Neal Carlton Thomas,
West Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramllafl, Monu-
They viii sell on a Credit Of from one to ten years
desired by the purchasers and to parties who will
build houses of satisfactory character, they wU od-
completion Of the house From parties who build Inn
mediately, no CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED. 4slar5
etHssgy tse ssy eSGst sundaX from nine to
may be seen, and fun particulars obtained
-. .a.9 J.,B. BROWN & SONS.
NOTICE TO LAND HOTDERs. Mr.
win make contracts with parties who intend build
men and bring with him Master mason With hi.
men. Letters addressed to him will receive imlne-
date attentio For further particulars enquire OF
j. II. CRESSEY, No. 1853 Commercial street.
Portland, Jul 49, dit
ARgHITECTgKE 9 %ENGINEERING.
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
of established reputation and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business Engineers. Par
ties intending to build invited TO call at their
office, No. BOG Congress street, and examine eleva-
tions and plans OF Churches banks stores blocks of
buildings, &c. tr 9gi5eo tt ey7e j IL
HGEORGE G. Mason, Architect, Newport, r.
~ 1. Plans, Specifications and Working Drawings
furnished promptly and in the most satisfactory mai-
mer. Refers to Hon Duncan G. Pel, Newport, r. /.
Edward Ogden, Esq, Newport, R. I. Hon Henry B
Anthony, Providence, r. I. Hon. VIM. HI. Patten,
Providence, r. I. Hon David Sears, Boston, Mass.
Rssg Rssa "a ne Perry yes Esq Mass Chas
York. Geo. M. Miller, Esq, New York Edward T.
Brinley, Esq, Philadelphia. Geo r. Tyler. Esq,
Phi adelphia Edward s. Hoffman, M. D. Morris.
own, N. Y. jul 13dtf
T oNGFELLow 8 DoRR, Architects, 2ss Congress
street. hs,I ju loft
GEO. M HARDING, Architect, can be found, till
further notice, at his residence, 1913 Congress
street IN
BUILDING MATERIAL-Seasoned Pine Boards,
- Spruce Dimensions, Laths, Clapboaras and
Shingles. For sale by ~ --L5
BENSON & HOUGHTON, -
jul16 d2w Berlin Mills Wharf.
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HOUSE and Lot for Sale. A two and q half
old, an abundance Of good water; has fine garden
of fruit trees and shruberry The lot contains about
5000 feet The house will accommodate two families
or more If desirable. The house is thoroughly finish
ed Of the best materials, and is located IN an unob-
jectionable neighborhood.
Apply to VIM. II. JERR1S, Real Estate Broker
at Horse Railroad office, opposite Preble House. N =
July T2-dtf "'P '
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Lumber Enough.

.Ioists and Timber. SHINGLES. Clapboarns. 1oors
Sashes and Blinds at the same prices before the
fire. 81 fgfJ s.fa4 13f e.#
at the lowest prices. 7's
Roofing states constantly on hand.
At their wharf, Commercial street, next East Of
Browns wharf, 1uI I3-d4w.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

NOTICE. The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
~ will be In session at the Mayors Oice Mechan-
las Hall Buildings each day at O'Clock P. NJ, for the
mission to erect wooden building within the city.
PER ORDER.
Portland, July IA, 1866. jul16d2w
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EOk SALE-A first class Millinery and Fancy
l. Goods Establishment, in Portsmouth, N. H.,
dong an excellent business centrally located Wili
be sold on reasonable terms. Reason for selling
N. M. mi II VI 1'Saeu1'"' Jo
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REAL ESTATE.

y sion Dealer, may be found at his ofice IN Tent
on =. M. Woods grounds, near the Post office. and
mas for sale many houses wel located and ON
Also two blocks OF u story Houses, ON Salem 81.
Shree IN each block, new and well arranged for small
mlrlnes Lots 7OxS0, and well supplied with water.
containing four houses two stories and well aIanee
. .or smaii families. VIII be sold on very hvorabl
CeItls. Appiyas ABOVE. - te1H u jyl2 H
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

BUILDING MATERIAL-Seasoned Pine Boards
~ Spruce Dimensions, Laths, Clapboaras, and
Shingles. For sale by ~ 7t-.lJ
BENSON & HOUGHTON,
jul16 d2w Berlin Mills Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

HOUSE for Sale, in North Yarmouth. It is
IL one and halt story, with Stable and torty-
five acres of and located In the pleasantest part OF
the town, about Is minutes ride from the Grand
Trunk Depot and half mile from the Post Office
and Meeting House. Apply to j. STAPLES, Jr.,
on the premises. iul19 2w*
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City of Portland.

n, City of Portland.
W7HEREAs, the City Council on the 10Th day
wv of July, 1866. passed an order directing
the committee on laying out and widening streets 20
consider the expedieney OF widening Fore street
from Pleasant street to Exchange street. and
Strengthening Fore street from Exchange street to
India street notice is hereby given to all parties in
terested, that the Joint Standing Committee Of the
City Council on laying out Streets will meet to
hear the parties and view the proposed way on the
thirtieth 0ay Of July 1866 at three O'Clock in the az
ternoon at the foot of Exchange street, and will then
and there proceed to determine and adjudge whether
the public convenience requires said street wayt
be laid out. sssUa sr-4 -iJ,,- g3yd ttfafl eT' H.
Given under our hands on this twentieth day OF
July, A. D. 1866.
.q AUG. E. STEVENS,
AUll EDMUND PHINNEY,
.,f .e+ E.,, a. AMBROSE GIDDINGs,
JOS BRADFORD, 's
- HfG iiE s1 ELIAS CHASE, f..t.rf
~ w. P. FILES,
49, Committee on laying out New Streets.
81 (Argus copy.) Ga ert ...s jul21 1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

Tor Sale or Lease "A fine location for a
Il Bakery. located on India street, with running
spring of water. Lot large. Apply to W. H. JER-
kIS, Real Estate Agent, at Horse r. r. Office, Mar
ket square. -i iJI1I1t3 I41UG u iy23 1w
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GEO. M HARDING, Architect, can be found, till
" further notice, at his residence, 1913 Congress
street 7 II
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SALE. The
Ii good two story House and Lot, corn + Of Fore
and st Lawrence streets The house contains 10
we finished rooms, all In good repair. The furni-
ture viii be sold with the house if wanted Apply to
WIN. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Broker, at Horse
Railroad Office, opp Preble House. jul2O-tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

House Lots for Sale.
nN Stevens Plains, near the Horse Railroad
" Enquire of A. L. RICHARDSON
April Il-dtf W1f a On the premises.
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4 IL
~ the finest residences in Gorham, now occupied
by Major Mann is offered for sale The house is two
stories thoroughly finished inside and out and in
stnaton Is unsurpassed in that beautiful Village
The lot Is large, upon which is fruit trees OF various
kinds, shruberry, SC. A nice spring Of excellent
water handy to the door, and large brick cistern IN
the cellar It also has fine STABLE This excellent
properly VIII commend itself to any man who is in
want Of a pleasant home within 80 minutes ride Of
Portland. 1IA 8s3f994 SIS Gf4H iI III I'M =
For further particulars enquire of WIN. H. JER-
Opposite Preble House. ef nI jyl1dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-24

E,OR SALE viii sellmy house No. IS Park
u st. Also portion OF the furniture. Possession
given ten DAYS after sale.
flII .aI.i fgeH8sn tff FREDERICK FOX,
Mr.. Fox for the present may be found at office of
Smith & Reed. Morton Block Congress st. Q3 iul TIFF
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CTORE for saie-The two story brick store.
y No. 1872 Fore street,--has been occupied as a
Clothing Store for many years. Enquire at Mer-
chants National Bank, corner of Fore and Moulton
streets, up stairs. jy23 2w
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EWK SALE The iour story brick house No. I6
Spring street, corner OF South, with on without
iurnture The house is in perfect order roof to
and below, 8nd heated BY steam. Gan be examined
any day from 2 to- P. M. The lot contains about
tce. For further particulars apply to o. M. DAVIS.
lit Commercial street. \ ~ 70 - :, ~ - -
Portland, July 10, 1866. =. t jyI2edtf
, 1866-07-06
5nrrial Rnttr1s.
Rrfvnsc Matters-Ts the UH4Or.
fHkAQE.

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Phykictaa so Su1gtcn IN CHICAGO, tcngszed scns-
lively in the treatment o.ts*sses of pirate ant
cpncdent.af ratur.s at bis old est.h!sht1 PrtvArs
MEDICAL D1spen'arT. 81 clasf srs+t, n. L1fm Oh
Block conslnuts 10 cure when Ill oshsrs t1 evssy
eo@cun os utse1se which pauents niuaIlT utsn kept
sec1et ThousanGs can testify to the ste&t success O.:
Or. ID ahc trrarens Of GoaosEhc4 Gletk Structure,
sseass$ Of tHe Bladder xnd Elfueys sEyn1a IN Il It's
tsrrtbie t1tnss Old Ling ring CASES rhe most hoFF.
BE tsea.e. vhen the blood has BECOME poisoned
nurirR Eptches Of the FACE, sn,sl WsIesY R1a>seE+
Ulcers P3re IN The H-ad sud aoues, Eun11ns ol me
ecap. Nodc> OF the Bon.s liberated sore 1hrThs aad
hose scrotu]n together With an endless nurneer o.
suG.lnEs. ME earnestly sdy,sed 10 spDy while sncy
NAT ytk hx restore & 70 health.
TO TBELaDlE5.-Dr. Clark "a Professor Of the
disc Of ieyns3.s, 1nd be rotsuls.d on all p.
rate md deesta With the assots9cs Of
relief No lady should BE- without boz CT Dr..
Cafkt's celebrated FEMALE PILLS-as safe aud e1ec-.
tual remedy for irreanArites snd obsh aettous, 20
mRtae1 lIom what cause. n. h.-Ihe u1rtcssons when
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vate Letters to Married Lsdlea.'
Yoa1g Men, take PARTICULAR noticnt You Who, By
fudugnr 10 cezt1tn solitary practices Tor from any
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and eody destroying tlsess6, SxaIzAL WKAk1Kss, can
be restored 10 health BY applying either In peEson
bJ letter TO Dr. Clarke. Send to sto2s for "P1tYate
Latter" on this subject
GtfbDLeIs t0f Hntf seIf visiting Chicago and VINO
in need of Medical trient- and nave tauas to
to the city 10 be cured can have MEDICINE taKe
with then- Sale and speedy cures GuarAateed- Per
Sol living AZ distance be cured 1t houe BY sd
dIesstrR Dr. c satng case. sTn1psor,s &c. Medcl
set Ueeustly packed nd nee Eom obscrvstlou) 10
my part OF The country, Nltu full and plain aizecuoas
1nr usc.
Thys1ctans othcsB needing sgringes Or other Ia
struments or appliances, had htEcr osdt1 them
through Dr.C.
AT the ONCE (which Is 50 aHaoEed) patients never
come In contact with aaotner, ana Sec cue bat
tho Doctor; rhee.orc. let 20 feelings Of mod.sty
bssotnlnrps deter on from making immediate appl-
caon eishez IN person or by letter. and DO stsk
your health ana happ'oess Tor lifetime, bnt go or
SEND aronce to The Physician surgeon whoss husl
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from 10 to J. Address Letters no. 4. Lasrnoa Rioci
Chicago as1p
, 1866-07-06
0LlVET BAPTIST CEIURCH.
laying tlse Corner StOne-Work OF our
Colorcd Brethren.

At three O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon large
assembly Of people, chiefly colorcd. gathered on
Fourth avenue, a lrtic eouth Of Polk street, To
attend The ceremonies ot the laying Of tho cofDcs
alone OF = nrw houee Of worship for the Ohsrt
Baptist Church tcolored).
Tue exercises were opened by singing the hyuln
commcpctuc-~AM hatl ths power Of Jceus'
nsme," to the good old tune '.Coronalion."
Ner. Mr. Naah, Of Dea Ao,ues, Iowa.
Rev MI Debap.tste* pastor Of the church. de-
Jfvefed fe~ Introductory rcmarka. Acfore retiring
the corner <totte in llf place. few friends whom
he bad invited 10 he pfercni wonld address them,
e3or the purpoee Of nakinS lAe ezere.tes more In
7crestinE. This building, ne sasd, hsd mt been
commenced from any ambition 10 excel their
nc,chhors, but they had been driven 10 It by ,he
1en ~ though they would he Trcrrans 10 duty II
they did rot do everything 10 their Eo~er-uulere
they ats II TIA, vss ess es9nos Ss, aoas
menced "l'h lear and lremblln&. InoN7t.c ~ they
-tM that II was !. great fa*s 10 Do ssch work N
Ch1Gao 20 m naa t ,hsy t.ossd IN co. anq @ aeaefm NJ.
.comtnene.d they had not hing. but they had fince
purchahsd the EfpuGd ana pad (cr i. Tnty nsd
would a,d them In money md subscriptions
$3.50 had been ra,.eo. and $1,000 from other
teurrs', m ~ak.us theis rscsens reeources about
foundations Of which wese nc~ Laid. was ano1t
xs.UN. With the smile o, God and Tie s.tjst.oce
Lad tbe niea.ure Of introdu1nc Kcv. Dt. Caorch. N
oi New York
us Church eAid hlk remarks would he Of IN
entirely practical character. they had st,5Jo re,
10 rant. lie would tell hem ho.r to raise 1t In L
way 1tas nobody ueeA be Injured. They need not
anothcr. 1lc war told there were $50 members IN
the church. ~nIr,ose zach mem net eh ou'd resolve
10 E1ye rre rhllfnc week. 1t you'd amount Il
more than fiG ck. and in year 10 xa-vo. II
lNo yes.e ,hcy woutd cancel nearly the whole deb
on tie house. 1hs, Va. tue way tho temple Of "it
VA. br,lt. ..hen iceuc company ot 1ews return:s
tot.t jNf TIlh n # mn
moor Asu H. ir baggage ~ib i!.etn aud 'heir tool.
npn they ~en1 10 work. He hoped al would satt
sheir shilling a week. Tue F1ch urethten were no
n much 10 be depended on as the poor. but the
would pe1bsps make up $4oo Q. $500 of deheiency
, 1866-07-06
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCIAL.


THURSDAY EvES1So, July s, 1865.
There was very active iuqu1ry for money to day,
from nearly sit Quaerr, and our btnkert had to cut
dowu the demands Of rome oi their bert cusrou-
crs; hui relief will speedily come from New York,
a. the teaolrc bankers hnse been sending for cur
rel cF ta.ly for three Cay. past. The rate Of dis
corrt at ,he bank. Is steady At 10 per cent. per
nun but strecs Intc, ruled a, 191h per cent per
Don:h
TIE naIket for Eastern Exchange today was very
fiat, and rates uere besgy At II discount buying and
pal selling. hound lots were sold 10 limited er-
ten, umons bs.kcrs at \ discount Of $I50 per
thousand.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange il unu.nslly
heavy at present, while the de1nand Is very light.
Nearly Ill the banks therefore, arc sellers Of Ex
change at present. and vhen Gales arc forced, the
rate Of uiscouut IL much g1eater than The cost Of
expstt-ins The currency from New York
The gentz7l produce mai kcts to-day ruled sct1ve
and h1sber. Flour waE Urn but not very ac}Fe.
Wheat VAS SC per bushel higher, bu. tho demand
ID chiefly Of speculative character. Corn was very
ac,1ve. and we rote an advance IN prices Of .@3s
2cr rashcl. Oats we're ,sGlc higher. kye vas less
active and IL. &c louee. Proy1sions were ann and
unchanged.
Gold opened to-day In New York at 1s2zs and
closed at 1532- The follpWin are the quotations.
leIecsnphed to James Boyd s. Brothers, gold bro
, 1866-07-06

iii were necessary. The Importance ol THIS thing
WA moi tptHdent1y etttuaa.cd. The taoae5 mat
come in ni1s. The 1ilis' were what msde mp the
Rey. E. G.. Tailor. Of the Snlon r.rs n.2,i.s
Church, in this clty- 1ext tpoke briefly A. 1he
time al the gatherlng Of the people tof the build
fae1 that God reonlred the erection Of ,eaui!ful
hopse ipr Rtu. We were 1old tha1 shy offered VII
lmciv OF I'll 'hey could ees, apo in'o 1oan At Da-
was enough Thu speaker tEns!ed aud believed
thai the rsine epi7t oud pfcsall in building TIL.
ana .ha' By ~ KY woaa q ses t @ hoHse
the past two teats there hna necu four Bap:i-t
churches eree,ec In this city Ta1s would oe the
ab %h, xn,; s., es ssx
that cbuIche. of other ocnoDtnauon. Nere beint
hniit ali over the e3ty. What a, riorious work.
MSrt ss9 n1n ss - ~ ,sS Of e. e.
coneralul upon the prop. rsty hlch had made
il ntces.a7 for them 10 build this htEfe. Tic wss
,nIoln, that curing the rsst ~tntet oss than one
hundred persons had been bAplIxed and brought
INTO fnc church. No matter bow email the baud
might be, or how few they were. the enterprise
1ea 5 St ,hs' w. xe sood dsy for ss1ne
1he cornlf:stone. LIZ Teioiced 10 1po" that II Nas
Lhetr 9Th If July ns we'll \. ouft- a ie" yeafs
rpptt uo1ch Wh,,e men we're bound TO respect,
hut fbev be:seo God that To-Day tnat ttns tSas
paf1 By a.onqre-eiona1 iccteIanon tney we're DOW
FnaoneH with The ffEhte u1 the citizens Of our
cpunsry. The time rae coming when they would
have political right. aeo- They were 10 BE- con-
rTafuiated hut hIe 20 rnan5 OF our o.n color bad
even ~hcr thry had GO country. had proved 1oyn1
and tue. Tins was 10 be llcit fcttpsons ctur. and
they " ould tsy again end sCstu With the ttasm1st
-.;nHw amtahle Ere Thy tabcr1acle., Q, Lora o1
Hn>ts."
M1 John Jones, well known colored cat,zen,
sH %hst Gst oa ea,e to ,ae
afternoon. II they h,o the enefey to tneceed they
would succeed. Without il they cord not hac
, 1866-07-06

There wns large attendance on Change to-day.
and, under m active shipping aud speculative de-
tnaud. the markets were act,se and hnnyant
In Flour there was It's activity than usual IN
consequence Of buyers and sellers being apart in
their vieNe. The sales amounted 10 only about
s0o0 brls. at f1a.0o for While Winter. and s1o.s51
11.00 for Spring exttat. Good grades Of Flour arc
held c1ear above The v1eWa OF buyers.
The West 1narket-nh!ch IL stlll in iht hards OF
nnere tpccula,orz-was buoyant End active, ana we
note m advance Of Sc per bu, with ea1es Of about
70, COO bu at $1,g3l.95 for N. ". No. l; $1.6lhG
1-66 for Rtgniar No. Spring; 81 IS for n. W. No.
2; <1.s5 for n. s. No Z: $l-ls for \. D. Il Co.'S
No. a--the market closing sery firm At s185 for
Reeplsr No. Spring In store,
There was very actare shipping and good tpec-
u:ative inquiry for Corn, and we note IN advance
In prizes Of at3c per bu. with eales Of about 700
ot0 hu At 57sf19?Ae for MOL Corn in stosc:551
51G}c for No. . Com In store; md ss1i 9G0Hc for
Canal and River Com afoat. At the close the Hat-
ket forNo Corn IN store waa very firm a.5e<4G51c-
;0ats were In better request. and hG1c hlzhe1,
with liberal sales 1t 3aa82kc tor No. i md a9hl
304 C for No. 2; the market closing very trm at
2sG32Lc for No. /.
Rye vas lcf active and 1&l2c lover, with rale
Of No. Al =, and No. At 679esc-
Barley IVES entirely neglected. and we hare no
eslet on which to hase quotations.
LIKE Freights were actlge and frme.. with en-
Provisions were dull, With fales OF only 200 hrle
Ness Pork, At $5a.0o. Buk shoulders ato In active
demand at 1iG1asfc loose hut sellers are holding
their stocks at 14asc- Lard Is neglected.
Htgn wines were more firmly held to-day in con.
sequence Of the advance In corr, but there we're
sa'es reported.
The following dispatches were read On Change
to-daJ:
BUFFALO, Ju1y5.
Market gcperanr dali. Wheat nomtua1 Corn
drM at &c. O3ts nominal FrefEhfs. 1Gc. Re-
cetptfWhtst, nore; Corn, co, COO bu; Oats, ab,o goo
buebels.
NEW yoRE. july 5.
Flour QUILT and unchanged. Wheat fnaeiivH and
,s<s.i-.i. nl1n and scitvc At Sc. Oats firm
bui dull at S0R53e. Pork heavy a. $3225. Lard
easier and dull At efssc Whtskey dul1 II sl1a5:
Gold 153
Flour dun md heavy At $9.10n11.s5 Wheat
more active and 3@5c lower. at 81 57G4.13. Cora
VERY ac'fTe ard hrmeF. ut Ssh lLS1c. Oats active
/ and fr1nez; Chicago a655c.
| LATER.
In the afternoon and evening the Wheat market
wa. quito active End excited, and an advance Of SIC
OF the coting price on change. Sales were freely
rrsde at 1Ss@1s7X for Regular So..1 sprlng-clcs-
fnr Urn Al The extreme figure. There was acsivc
demand for Corn, snd the market was ehade nrun-
| er-cloktng euf At 5ohe for No. in stoIe.
, 1866-07-06

~ OY11cx OF 1m BoABp OF PEB11o WuKKs.}
Chicago, July 4 l96.
Whereas he Common Goanc, e .ns clsy q Gni;.
IF1.tess' suoa1, n she 3. = Fsse q sse. q; r,2s
strtet ns l.d grsasa and ptanked. at IN sasiuAte
Thst lie alley running ease sud uest through Block
q Wototia addition 70 Chicaso. be Oiled, xraded snd
plsnke-, as IN eadua1ed cost at ttG5a SIs
That tho aIfey 1unEfnE fa1f and We1t IN kht nnrth
OF Flock 81 s. :. +. 49, 4. II. be 1ed, graded and
planked, u N es,mates cost Of .. go %;
sonh Of H!oeE q, Cafpenie1s Addis n 10 Chic.gut
BE- eed graded ald Plank At IN sit1mated cot Of
1H.e1 aao Hfrx to he dane 9uuts tbe aupeT1ate1u-
nce OF the Bosrd Of Public Works a2d tns the :eve
81 suns named Apovt be Asges1ed upod the real e.
1te deemed penedsed by the several nnroyena .nts 70
cha{;eT q AMENDED ii such case made md provided
Now. ther-or~. public notice II htEeny 3iYea % ~
persons ters sted. thnt the CoLnm1tlpner. of tho
Rot,d Public otk. will m:et u Room Sol3 la the
Coutt house. Ia said city Saturday the touftssnth
q Joy. A .: isse 4 he oour o. ses o'closS =
aforesaid. hy the Common Council. 70 bo assessed On
mated improfe femtrt5, j. @. GINDRLK,
FRAD- LETT,
O. J, ROSE
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Work..