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For Rent

VIHAT elegant Store On the corner Of the Square
= and Cedar street. known a. he Commercial In
suxncs Once. For terms, cal on
6E0 SHIELDS 4 90,
fsbls-e e ndN College street.
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No. 1885,.

nor SALE-4Gs feet, corner Vine and Union
II streets, opposite TIE residence Of Mrs.. EE-PTs-
sident Po'k. Price $500 per foot. A noble spot Tor
a hne residence.
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No. 229.

TOR SALE-2O. 40, CT 5f1Z feet front on North
Il Cherry street, 100 ieet deep, next north OF the
Commercial Hotel. This Is a central business To-
csity. Price $50 per foot One-Eslf cash, balance
IL I and Zyesrsi interest and uen.
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No. 2I4.
No. ZIG.

NOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot EN1O, on
L Jackson street, north 0lthe Corporation SpHng
Price $40.
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hARRIAeE - FuNERlL NorIcRs

WI Dc charged al the regular advertising rates,
serU0u male
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No. 226.

TOR s4LE-A School Cab, in good order with
II single harness. Frce SO
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We the undersigned, have this day adopted the
sU0Fs rates for advertising, b which We bud our
selves strictly to sdbere.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co,
JOHN WALLACE, for TIE Dz,7Dalea.
BARRY, MINHAM & co. fnT Pea.
BILL, JONES a CO., for Gazette.
EasEvILE, JEHE.. Sept. q. 1865.
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Worth One Million Dollars,
TO be Sold at One Dollar Each, without
Regard TO Value,
and no. 20 be paid for until you know what you are
% receive.
SAMUEL C.. RICHARDS & CO.,
ESTABLISHED ls57.

ESTABLISHED 1851.
ne largest Manufacturers aud OrEinators Of tho
distribution, conducted 10 years on strcly Hon
CRADLE Principles, sud TO the entire satisfaction Of
all who pstrunize us. offer The usual
Catalogue of Rich aud Valuable Articles, One
Dollar Each,
% Piano Fortes, eaeh. .......... $500 to 500
lao Sewing Mschinos, sch....-..-....-..lOO to $50
$40 Fine sold C-hronometer Wsthes,
200
500 Fine sold English Lever Watches. $50
80 Lldits' sold BIou
Watcte loo
90 soiaSlver HUNT < Lever Watches. $40 to $50
21 Silver Dinner Sells. Slto TO $50
$50 SIyer Tea 100 10 100
$500 English Silver Cruet stsnds.-......... ~ 20 80
5000 silver Fruit ins...-.....-...--..... IS % 80
An the above list Of goods vii be sold for one
dollar each. Certificates OF an the various articles,
sa ing what esch one can have, are drst pas into
envelopes, sealed ur, and mixed and, when or
dersi, are taken out without regard TO choice, and
sent by mVl, thus giving al 8 fair chance ON re-
ceipt of the Certificate You can see what you cen
have, sni tbCnItls 40 your option 70 send one dol
l.r and take the srucl- or not.
One Certificate may obl4n you a Gold Watch. Ser
vice OF Silver Plate, or shy other yaluabe article.
THERE WILL BE NO BLANKS.
One sealed envelope containing an order for one
Of the valuable articles on our list, will he sent 10
hNN aAAkF~N on Aftfiit VI ~ vents. % lbl o. IL
for 3d. 80 " IN y premium for s.. 100 with "a pre-
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Wstch, $50. Per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed ID all cases. Goods not
pleasing the iasies or fancy Of our customers will
be exchanged tree OF cost.
Agents snd others VII! be allowed 10 cents on
each cert icste ordered by them, provided not less
than sX are ordered at a lime. Agents viii collect
= cents Tor each certificate snd remit Is cents each
20 Us. Address AT orders TO
SAMUEL C. RICEARUS ACC,
p. O.. Box, G37s. ly2 Nassau Street, n. y.
Great chance 20 make money. Agents wanted
everywhere. etg-w6m
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7Is Broadway, New York

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies'
Sets OF Sold and Coral; Jet and Gold, Florentne,
Mossic Jet, Lava, and Cameo Sets OF Studs, Vest
snd Neck Chains, Plain and Chased Gold Rings,
Sold Thimhles, LOckets, New style Belt Buckles,
Gold Pens and Pencns, Fancy Work Boxes, Col
Pens with Gold and Slver Extension Holders, and
alsrge assortment of Fine Jeweiry Of every des-
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LLUsTRATIONs.

OUR You've Folks Is fully illustrated with engrsV
ings BY the best American a lists.
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ARRANpALE s CO..

or No. 254 King street, Charleston, s. e..
feb2-d4t Dew vat 8
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS, an Illustrated Magazine
" for boys snd Girls.

II HOJa auu UIILs-
The publication Of OUR YoUNs Folks was begun
In January, 1865, with the view Of furnishing the
youth Ct the country a periodical literature Of nigh
er character than had hitherto been offered them.
The immediate Snd unparalleled success Of the
magazine proved the existing ueed Tor II, and its
recePdon thus far conUnces the publishers that it
needs only 10 be knOWa to command an almost uni
yerssl tale. The hign praise which il mas received
from clergymen, educators, the press, and the pub
lie, warrant Its commentator 70 parents and teach
ers throughout the land As a source Of instruction
and entertainment to the young.
EDToRsJ T TRoWBRIDGE, GAIL HAMIL-
Ton and LUCY IARCOM.
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No. 232.

AAOs &O&s
FIOR sALE-One Of Chickering'S Fine Pisnos.
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Papers Lost.
Immense Improvement.
In Els

HICKS PANTENT DRECT-ACTING RECIl
RRgATtkG pT-Vg.-
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In Chaucery at MeMinnvilIe, Tenn.
FEBRUARY RULES, I856.

mus-Itd1tT IA fremont Street. Boston.
, 1866-04-11
a Physiological View Of 11nr'

4: Physiological View Of 11nr.
rinEe%
Containing nearly 3o3 pages. and To dne Plates and
EuErnytngs OF the Anatomy Of the Human Organs IN
Astte Of Health ami Disease With Treatise EARLY
Errors, its Deplorhb!e Conseqnences upon the Mind
and Body. WITH the Aothor,f Fsa Of 1reatment-tbe
by The report Of casrs treated fruitful adviser to
the married. 4nd those contemplating marriage, who
entertain doubts Of their Physical eont!uoa. Sent
fee Of rostae to apy address, oa 1ssept nl = cents
CRDIxt Mo. 81 Maiden Lane. M6aoJ, n. T.
The author msy be consrlled upoa any Of the dis
eases upon which his book tfcats either peF*oHH!ty
DY na. and medicines sent TO my part Of the world
, 1866-04-11
IT ia fnfA Eylaenns

There can be nolhng eeslxtn to euro severe cold
whether It be settled in The head breabt, tho lungs
Of bowels ~ hsdxaIs HI ady Reltef-on.J It Is TOO
chem cr eone oeope. II gives e1se In fev mtn1t
Il d!spuseA OF thu psn directly. II produces petaora-
tfuU acting eneIEeicA4y Upon the tie
Hadder lha skiu &c, rapidly throws OF all The NOR
ia tnatter produced ~ the oeEhakd1en OF the sys-
nn ltay,uE the teeuper&ttye powers q nature to ~
ktY their Aqthpety and restore the sufferer 70
htnl,ls. Rut thtn the remedy IL 70 cheap When Jou
nd that sou hAvb caught coldt hs 1t II CAlttd DO
not put on The Of Medicine Until the s'!npe cold
has derepetagd into more sraous dl1ordeE AttAek
fhe en- nr 1t before he has had ttut to &"ltct
liz ground. iureneh nnsel and erect f1rttdcsstona.
Whtn you have pain In thu gaek sLd dull h-ad ache
when youz pones al eel n they had b,en BEATEN ID
Tour eklu II IL much ptuised when lastitude over
comes you. you lid not wish ta norc; when sons
appetite fahcs awsT. Jo1 ronstauy ene-1e or c2u-h
aad eei nl.etly nat!e e persuade yo9st1t to 20
ont cents foE bottle VI Ka1 Ways HeAdy Relief, aad
as.n I'd Of benE cured cheaply .ent for doctor.
lie canDot II he be skIll nj chalge yUu
tss tln osa dollars beR!drs price OF bis pEsfcttp
tiooe In q week he DRy restOIr VOC to healtn.
jI1ou shouid hAppen the contrary. 70 sAke one or
Two sroontuis ol l.eady Relief In hslf tcmbeE OF
eWcetenetI watef xolnK to beo, you would PROBABLY
fIsr IN veil mAn In tho uaru1us. Fon would rcss-
sire she lid entirely out OF you rate Two o.
thrr+ similar doses ne1E y would Iuaptlsn
ihe puru.e l.ajwa5s Eeaoy Rcie: T. the best tniha
10 i6e world to cure cold. ltneser fslls It ~ We
III know. bur one iAa1t ~ renaedy-stH too ehcap
Sold By I'rua khts: .,,,rr ,,-..,..,.
f}rnvctsts CGlcsxo. Apsts7-et a. NAN
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Barlow Iron Works
Cass County, Georgia.

We otter TOT eaEe this valuable property, situated
penr the track Of the Western and Atlantic Railroad.
u Yrs northwest Of Atlanta This property 10 sur
rounded by healthy and productive country abound
Ing in mineral wealth. such As coat. Iron. copper.
slste, llne gold. DC. The company haEf perfect IL
tles 10 Eli $40 aerta heATilJ mbered and
accessible By good roads, OF thla ~ acres are cuu-
vatRb!e. e5 screa cleared, Of which 26 ses are
asttclasa bottom Inpds In compact body on Pump
kin Vine creek; in another point 50 acres of e1cef
lent tccond bottom; the remaining ST acres Il rough
md mineral beds upon IT, The furnace Is within 800
feet OF the Nestesn and Atltntic RAILROAD with turn
out switch, and onty two mllea fsona Aatoona depot
These works In successful operation tur!n- the
F9r, until damaged By the advance of tha Gutor
Army. recent carefully prepared esttuats By re-
liable engineer, estu4tes that 1t will not cost Il
ceetipg $1Cao to repair the damages and give the
works the espscisy Of 1850 tons OF hot blast iron PET
annum. The are fs brown hermaute 8od co1taiDs
about ;t per cent OF metallic iron. and u lncxhs1sh,e
In qua1nty. lead Of cold bearing quartz entefs the
property nd the entire land Il In immediate prox-
unity the celebrated A11atoonA Gold MEnes. Incx-
pe11e1ced Miners b1ve obtained remRnc1atye profits
by digging gold OF these lsuds-
We hsye . compete map and al accurate dcseE!p-
ton Of these lands In our ofce. and will be pleased
to open correspondence, show them In perton, to
AIRY parties deErouB Of investing In such property.
With the healthy climate pure water. productive
eoil and convenient the mlne1als that
bare been discovered this laEd (Gold. Iron. Cop
per- md excellent article Of Grsrhlte} consid'
cred We think that safely say morn 6esiEa-
lie property in this ssao could now be purchased.
We viii kcM 1t At a xrc1t bargain for cash. CLAY
TON, AuAIH 4 PITR6E. GeCe1al Commission Me1.
chspts No 1R A1aben8-st-, Atlanta. Georzia.
March 29th, 1855. ttol
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, - TFTC00 fhA Ml8Sbutl Uem0Es11.E :,
suppfies Of produce weru large. Ths higher qnA1i-
tirs Of -Four and wheat remained nr1 !he the lower
deemed. AZ get We have not Decn able to cqmmun1-
o., evtn up wtnnua- The stezness from that
po1t hkve tut IecentiJ rtaehed D4n1que. Last ao-
enty mile. yood .he pe!a! last osmed: On ths
q packet abont the clot Of ths week to Hsno1A.
From that eftat fhinpng polat..sshe At thitd II
1nxy look for heavy receipts OF the finest qualities
Of th,s Uatn- Al New o:lsans. - vel = el4exheEe
prs.nme. consequence Of the damage sustained bJ
The wheat crop dut1"E harsest the extra qualities viii
Yen,xtn tteady, ut existing rr:c for The bal
xnct Of she seA4on. Corn nucuated undcE the tnnu.
ence OF receipts and Advfcea- but closed a. Cood
trrreS Ne feEt to onr elAhorEte c<NstuefctA1 re-
port E the various changes which characterized The
produce market during the period under FeyleF.
, 1866-04-11

~ OY11cE OF TER RoAED or PUBLIC Hoaxsl
CAtuAao. Apsn 9Th: lb6d-
Whereas the Cuumo7 Council Of the City OF Chi
caxo haa ordered th.t Prairie avenue. from she south
lids OF Si1seenth street to the north side Of Twenty
sr1veied aud the Eute1s paved with boulder sto1e.
s3d work 10 be cone rIder the uptnfctdenee OF the
two thopsauu nye hundred anh twenty-five E-1M ~.
l1ra be upon the real estate efned benefited
b. the fuonros GFueFtd ACCORDING TO the pro
7siuns Of the l;e1lsed Charter, NJ anended IN such
case made srd provided.
NOW therefore, public notice Ia hereby R!yen to all
persons interested. tnat The Cou1naslonets ol the
he Court HOUSE. IN sad city. M the lsth nay
Of Ap1l. a. y. 1S&8 II the hour Of len ocfoSk a.
10 " sess the shove ntmet directed afotc
said b the Common Council 10. be n-stased on the
9eal estate deemed penen.ed hT the ssid
FRED. LETZ
O.. J. HO5E,
Commissioners ofthe board Of Public roEka.
anntE9c3t -
, 1866-04-11
NlIu u OIlrKh



~ CHICAGO. Atr1l 9Th. 1851. )
u,c,r4.. The Common ! ouIcil OF tbs Citf Of cat
caro- lis ordered th-s atkss srse: klnxte s.ssst rs
Mtchip m st5eft acd Uhto sHtes. 10 Rut HFaSa1 saa
Wrnstrr'a. Addir1"p 10 Chicaso, be wineard An4
opens, 20 that Market .t1eei h.l o. eighty ~, tns
nidt Elp1!e stzt-t et:hty te1} 1t't Wtda xtenikao
tlrter ty-touI t;4) teet Vide, ana ohio 1fee
seyeLr-sour Ill ieet wide. ...., :,
Now TbtfeIofe- puhc oncc Il hete Styen % "
ner.nrs mtcttstet Ih31 the Cuuuai s+ioners OF tn
Go.rd OF PLhl1e Work. Htll neet II isoo9 w: T. IN
A. ne hoaT 9f y ee,osx - n h. sG ,sssss asssss
Ut t1rqd tIhes wtsh the eosts Of the proceedings
as dong Q, rofa .ssk md The n'k'"s
ee1t1sl desc Upton or the sad 20 oe contemaeh
1, ihe we've 2 eet STRIP Or psssel being II Go7f q
x .hirteer IN Rock Que ~. Lo s11te t16}
iorr fxp r. acd Ii. siItc tlef Elock "a TN. III
- Er,st- Ffttht Webst r. Addtu "a TO Clca-o. ~
rrEnFoto c - ]. &. GISDELk
Law Fk~D. IL Il,
@. J. R0SE.
commissioners Of the Board Of fuo1ic Works.
IN
, 1866-04-11
Tie Greatest Discovery In the
World.

new Treatment, the only way % cnrc yeucrlal dis
cas"r. Lr. n. Kos stHEK'3 latel5 arrived from "a.
pAtttn doe o medicine, fe-2r 10 diet Of Iear
Of exposure ih- way thuk sndl Re cured ID
ibis ceebr s-e curewlch hos a.toushed the whole OF
FL1ppe. and brought nu.1cas n = est Lstod ph{s-
iTue b. neat lor a.: afflicted. IN X Is Tnx oyLT oSx
utEx hp has prA lsed It, Ho Elves 1he patient
fec nrsltn and avee him or the futnrt ptfsops cured
81 him never .a;e the vsnsrea .'ssase again let
saIto in fuict privacy III his private consuitauon
room ad1otntnx his once. Reference Will br ttvsn bE
psr, on4 cur. her~, g1ycn BY Other noctorA- Re-
tnnsed 10 II DearJorn st1eok. speeda ts0ck Rooms
III 1pd IA Chicago. i'll. rostDnlce Ro1 231.. D{dcc
hours 10 IL q. N :, to and 70 p. H.
r
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DrOp0BalB..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN sealed proposals will he received By me It ths
CITY C1r1k's 0lce, up o'clock m OF Ap11e Silh+
Ie6J dredging swan Creek rom PFFy street bridge
10 tht AqpeduC1+ .,
Fartjes making said improvement to receive es:i-
mate every Ii1ty uays Of the amount OF work coin
pietsd. md viii be paid So per cent Of the amonnt On
maturing u follows: t,ne eighth. March 18th, isf;
ishth. Aug. 18th. 1sS7 nnct1shth, Ha1en l5t6
18th: 1873: ontste Ang !3th ~ and = 81 81 bonds @
nFoytUert 10 be i4tncf 50 10 mature A4Erh 18th.
is7l sAd bonds TO bchr E1 PEI ceat Interest,
Cvntrscors are required to give bond With two ac-
ceptabl: auretcs In Inc sum Of nre thousand dolar4
10 enter Int contract the the tae
Is aEnsded to them tho bono ta aecompauy re PFC
lies In the oi ten Thousand dollars 70 comrete
the Improvement within the time specified In the con
tsis. Name. o; bidders to b. In iull.
Plans and Specifications cau be te0 at The ErRneefs
o"es - O. ". MERRILL, City Clerk.
City Clerks 0f5cc, Toledo, O., april 3ih. 1866
Ep9-siGA It x-WAF~
, 1866-04-11

TEsnAT ETIEIKo. April ~.
There. tre ler new features In the Dry Goods uxf
krt elpse taat report The leading obhIs report
an act.ye trace, and the market rules VET siesd7.
J1e9e &e no changes In values worthy OF notice. Ue-
tslnes ara quoted 1t &c. Prints are steady an1 nm
sberunEt unchanged.
We quote CLOSING pr1tcs ~ fo1lows:
, 1866-04-11
4tumacD R:ttSrs,
PROTECTIVE
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.p-.. and ,.~,,.t. ~.
INA, nod, rood In tho ae,ence OF sd,e1on =. vrr..m
.,na ,,.,-n ~ noaa1 1,rea psc<,ssrv ov nnvue,...
;, ..<~u.74 tastr pspcus tn oruef to cure them.
...t.a that re sser 1tye, Of r,. ssuvraao In hi,
.pv of Gil; B1.s vauld nt aiuo4s any ot the uttt.a1
mn rho 1our.,aed century aro R,tss.rtaz, ,aesa-
tnx. purxtac sattvst,ou suaossncs and wster sruea
were shetr san renzace. Thai sorr Of practices hsA
Of la.e ye.za BEEN IN . uest tne~suf1 za4ndo7sd.
thoush there ase few medical ios4l1s Hho eoasinue
2 insist thai depletion u "sa4 so'eFsxos shinR u
the world" for people whom dseassa mas aaeaoy 20.
pleted almost to deaths door. t6e Rfez< ma'oFa1@ q
4he hcusty, no'eVa. entertain a1aaoas op'"io0|
"nu euaeA'"s ~ .@'"' s">a'e - pas~.$ 49,
sase "ssE" u no'pt'* sA'<"'e ~ '"s wv"
$3.50 ~ ee4e -'e' " -'se- 49, ---,N.s@
N... ..~-.--... =. .~....-- 80 49,. :. r.,.
-; -. ..-,a.z, ~ ~. ,,,,...,o, ~
or,hty enntz..a Let .heu sneak a. them setyss II
.,r.xnrR n srRvxxs n., ,o,a n. IN ~
trr.t,e,. mat thu erd<r physician, xro~. ne
more saepticsl ,asy pecous of tho vtrsues Of ,hsT
t'"'e's "" ~ "-o- @1aa "os4A
~ 49, l1Aet =. -. ps'''"'N" =. AaA. es-
lug AAA s'1'.s ~ 'ease' 11134s"1' " s-.
p1's' 4"e - 49,
Inc pso1ouno "A"a''''te" ooe " 'ao %4e"ses* sur
aeons ano pas1c'"n' uA' ss'e' !'-8 p.osu - .as
maeeo sna' eo1eso ..s ~ s.,., :.
o. ha8 aHs1 u1e" ~ aes'->4' .-
Aae" A4'' - ~ '''~ -1-~ - >~-' ~"'
'AAAo o"A0s
Professor e. H. DAVIS ~ on' on tseoF" 'a*@
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MANHOOD:.

8oW L0BT! 40" RE8VVEk00
Just 4'uoil4a<dda .edtd Enr<,2p<. Prfcestz ornss
A1ECTuRE ON TIE NATURAL TREATMENT.
anu R,d,es Gu.s q q Ssmas nS Mea9 u
y din. nss to MARRIAGE eeneraly SeITousaeS t1n,
sumption. Ep,lepay, A1d Flis: aeutM And Fhy"cal
..iILv1AH1Ll, ). " D.. .ustofof the "Gseen Boox,H
&c-
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope, TO any Addrels,
pst pRid. on receipt ol 5x Gents. cr two po1tss q
lamp nv KLINE CO., 1871 hoEe1y. Ecw York
FoaI DGaea box Assn. aplssilts9s n z-J0p
, 1866-04-11
@uECiAt Ru4lfkh
1..1-.~,x Wlvod srurche.

Cure4stt asaaes af11nE from m imp r atase I'VE
bfUot 1urn n Se1ptuls, CancEouS foEmAtoas' ~ s.rs
% 1es;s aTseons. Jaandec. SAT- Hasqa MsreaI' u
Dseeet. losa Of appetite Low piFt; caaSjon. 81
the trcoi1orJ sTst - general IoS!e " e1ss. ss.
arc most hentEnant and ctnoot M % osn;1 r. 1ronr nj
VIII IL nbo1e Ttstr1 can be hAa BY sppJ!:z y nrus
ctstt or 10 e T. sellers Co.. Sole PropstetoFs fitss
soH b7 FULLER. FIN.H F0LLE7. Who!e9ses = :
prrrxists ~ and 1B Market stleet Chicago. AnI ~
, 1866-04-11
DROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE
DRAINS on WEST MADISON AND WEST
RANDOLPH STREETS

1kANQQLf4
CN1CA0os Apt1l 1tn. tsG6., J. =.
rrepos.s w @ 5 Eecs1sfd r, py nc pGa5a 5a,q q
Apfi istn fo tbs licensed oy she nna!d
for The having OF such tpch npe dfa!as on West MAdt
son md Vest Randolph s..eet. from ihs river e IIal
stp ttret as have been ordered or shall be ordered
by the Common Council. I'D which shatt not ps lid
~ The owners OF the loes SAID strte according TO
n{.ns nnd gneclfcAttDns On tfc at said office:
id.leEs will 4tate the fato pr foot for the dEa1s.
Incind!ps iii curvs and functions. ana the prace for
eacH caie.pasp OF AZ feet height. eomrlrte Eita
dnnbit I'll ch cover. The wpfK 10 be done according
10 tbe Ftfe[el regulation estsh1ishea by the board.
and 10 HE app,ov Of lts Engineer Aoo lnapectos
Separate lids will be retc1eq ior Mants. rect and
Kar doipb street. and the Hoard will award she dsans
or hr two streets 0ae party or to two according
Prnposals must Be addressed 70 the poAed Of Public
Norfs indor ed Proposal ior pralrs Oh #. Madison
stfees tor u. Randolph sveet" aad be accompanied
Win The psu1 $40 bond. viii auck!ta. 10 b8 approved
hY the Hoard. -. .,
acroranse with the conc lions OF this advertisement.
~ n Tect III bids ard PROPOSAL will ho accepted
pnIes tie paTty one1lng p sha.! gte sytusaes s4sf
nee energy and abiikJ Tor doing the woEk. Is
iIastwoYthy and mas sun etcns pecunsr !cso1ecs-
J. G. EtEnELE,
FRED. LETT.
O. !. EQak.
an3-ts3s 1et Board OF Public Works.
, 1866-04-11


The market to-aay las been falray active. The
Qnality OF stock xAie haa bern above Tho EeusTA
~ face md With liberal sttsndsnce Of buyers al
offerings found 1eady sale atyance over last
wret's ratcs OF Il lesas soc 100 N. The FAstezn
market favorable for snp%es, and this clsss Of
cha2e9s have takeu hold with good show Of energy.
With the exception Of Z few Email lota which were
,Rkeo by city butcher. shippers hare been the only
opes2toss. ...
Sales to-day were made 1t ranEe Of S&ss6525 for
inferior TO coumon Cows xnd stock steers; q so9s 90
fof medium 10 fstE stock Anu 1850 H for Eood TO
choice shipping SteEt-
Weauote she ua1kss fos the day u active Ut n ID
, 1866-04-11
CORPORATION NOTICE.

OTY11 or 7nK RoAkD OF PIBL1o WoHks,
CHICAGO ApTiI 1tb, lS6A. )
ThtFeas the CoUmon Council OF the city uf Chicago
has orderrd thar fuhlc Sue oe extended from West
ghleenth street to Canslnott ATrnat. width OF
. ~ peisors ,sse3.ed that the ComPi,.loners q
in the Court House. tn sad city on the seveasecnth
day Of api .. ltc5 4 the hour ot 70 O'clock = q
70 sssess the day axes hat Wy b sustsiasd or me
c.edns. hy Ieasoa q r. o9pE Of web ToFk aud inc
The general description Of the land to bG condemned
!. that Of osa1aI lot oloek ; T. ~ t. G1 sss.
fEceu ihe east x west llnea OF Hune r~ut,
dpred from the north ua south. until they
with line produced In norhtrty direction !tue
with The vi 1t le suhot Of :. OF tGtnAl lot
ar taid block H. tine nfty 90 feet west ana
p~'~''~' ~ @ j. G. GrNnELE
FRED. LETZ.
/ O. ]. RUSE,
Commissioners Of tho Dcayl Of Public Works.
, 1866-04-11
Rr0T1CE TO LAY DRAINS IN
TAnasH AvESUE FROM TWELFTH TO
TWF sTY Second STREET

Cntc 500, Apru 9Th, 1sG6
xotice Il hereby given ~ the oxnesa os sae I2oHtng
3ssctn+d los or pieces Of land. thst ING Tom non
9oaas.. x = i16 ofna1nE private arstn 10 ne laid
irna tach Il std oss or pieces q !t1d:
ns seH ia ssd os9e!s hereoE noaso q s.ase as
ihe ~ ~ ihr tsit Wlrk u be done by OF The
an X 'a1: H. 9sta e III, .aa ass
70 a1G .SSR DiyU N. r. FfsaC. Y. Sh0. - y, IL
o.. fiot nr Yk Lot. Biz. r. of lot Lot. " Mk
, 1866-04-11

BAf2tF .........:. ........ 13k.hI9 Iuf-1<a
The general ua1kete to-daYzu!ed quiet and easier
-ps3ccs haYmg followed gold dowDwafd-
There was Increased activity IN The Provision
market today, hut at lower prices Meas Pork a.
clned 15c per ht5 with eles or 800 hrls 1t $2s0o-
the market closing weak 1t that prlce Clear Pork
wns sold 1t F48.00 and u. o. Pork 1t 4e& 81. Ek-
tn Mess Beef was In iRir dexnd. With faics Of ESQ
3xls At x{eOO xnd 50 hrls PLAIN Mcss Bted ut Slho
Sweet rscklcd Hams wcre more active and be!d
tnote firmly with ealea Of zoo tres on P. T., and
x1nn1l lots al 1aR15,se- Lzrd uas more active sod
ne note decline of A9He pei n, With sales ot
500 lrcs prime steam Leaf Al lza91sAe-
The market for Ilighwtnes VIA neglected, and re
nuoie the ta,ket nominal ut f9.So234l.
The Flour market was quiet md UNCHANGED. With
ta1cs 1t sa67HQ1o.23 for commop 10 fair White
winters; fG.15G1 10 for low g12ue 10 good Sps7ng
Extras, and $3 Is for Spring Snpezs.
The market for No. ! Spring Whea* opened ~ .
1nc lower than at the close OF Change yesterday,
but subsequently, under the eject Of modes4te
speculative denand. advanced H9Ae- Receipts II
The Northwestern wcrc qulet. No. : Spring was
cul and lflac lower. The ealcs loot mp 160,o0 bu
At f1,s0 tor White Winter by sample; fl.do fof
Mtrpesots Club by samplc; t1:sih a1.a5H fos No.
sprinc, regular; fl.77Gt1.zsA fot No. IN North
western; &c for No. =, and S for Rejected Spring
-clo.inc wtth buye7s Of No regular At $i.2sss,
and sellers at &i.ssk.
The tom market was decidedly less active and
,bt market declined H6tlc on parcels in eture The
e,,cs foo. up g. coo bn At A5i5c for No. j; iihc
for No, and 40Gi1c for lte}ected-c1oeinga at m
fioe pr4ces For future delivery the market was al
70 less aca.ye and Nc lower with sales OF 10 900 bp
a, 7sc Tor No. In store md AGc for &C. sdoat,
for April and Asy delivery.
Oats we're quiet and k@Hc lowes. With Hu,es at
e6@s7ac for No. 1. n.d 23hGssAc for No. FEr~h;
WINTER receipte told at aic for No. l. and S12ilc