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Spirit OF the Stock Market.

NEW YORK. July u.
The Posts money article says:
The loan market Is easy at las per cent
Commercial haIOr inactive at 536 per cent
me StocR market opened dull and closed
strong, without much activity. After the
board New York Central sold at 1907: Erie
~; Michigan Central 1867; Illinois Central
lib. Foreign Exchange inactive and weak.
Ehe Commercials money article says:
The stock market Is again weak and very
dull; Some of the brokers are quietly taking
up all the stocks offered at the current de-
cline In expectation Of making an early
PEonI Governments are quiet The further
advance OF sos at London has strengthened
Old bonds, the prices closing at the board at
1OI; l0-lOs are 4 lower 1905 are still depressed,
each Issue being H lower. Sterling Exchange
9 quiet. Leading drawers are asking lOgHa
109 for 20 days bills, but taere Is good supply
OF bllls drawn against 5-208 and it Is not easy
% sell any large amounts at better than 1857.
Money Is very abundant; banks and bankers
hold large haleneeS, for WHICH they are SEEK
Ing borrowers, mostly al per cent. on call.
Discounts are still extremely dull. There q
very little paper on the market; rates hoWev-
or are steady At 61S97 per cent for prime
names. Gold Is steady at about the rates or
yesterday. The short interest prove not 70
be sumcienuy large to disturb the regular
course OF the market.
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Pittsburgh OIL Market.

RITTSBURSHS July "A.
The market yesterday was without any in
creased activity, and prices tend downward.
rels returned, and l79I7IS, packages included.
we note sale of $50 barrels TO arrive at I21Sc,
packages returned. Refined in bond Is dull
anu prices are lower, the Quotations being
8l@SlE for immediate delivery in Philadei-
Rnla, S9H for September, and 4O1S for October.
1neSe prices were, however, merely nominal.
made. AS we are without figures we omit
quotations ReSiduum and nRptha are not
inquired for.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Cost and Front OF RaIIr6adS, DiTT

dendS, &c.
The cost Of 800 of our leading railroads be-
ing Sd,IS2 miles of INST class roads, with their
aPpurtenanceS and rolling stock, Is SA95 SIS, :
w, or an average OF S6O, 286 per mile. The
LoIal earnings OF these roads Il Sl59 1874 81, or
SlOgS1 per mile. The expenses aRRrtfsate
Sl02 49, .9l7 or sl2 45l per mile; the proportion
OF expenses To gross earnings being 64.S9 per
cent. Inc profits, or net earnings, reached
the ige total OF $50 696 go, So $50 per mile
Ine legal rate OF per cent upon tine cApI-
tai Invested IA the roads would yield S9I,7i2-
~ Inc actual profits, however, amount TO
llS per cent In currency or IN gold about X
per cent. This result @betokens the really
Or thtrty-seven roads, only seven failed 10
pay dividends during last year. two paid 81
per cent; one, per cent; two. per cent; two
9 per cent: one, 81 per cent; three, 8 yer cent;
thirteen, 10 per cent; two, y per cent; one, Is
per cent one so per cent, and two, IS per
cent. Large amounts have also been apPro-
pE1ated nom the earnings for construction
and equipments. -
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Runlalo harriet.
BUTFAIo, July q.

bUIIALOs July 2.
Flour quiet. Wheat-parties apart; held,
Ho-l Milwaukee spring 81 s; buyers o q 81
Mo- and ~ E3r No M 4! ~ Ills . M. Corn ~
inactive held at 70c for No. and 651z969c for
NO. Oats dull and dropping; offered, No.
Chicago S86Me and Sc bid. Barley and Rye
nominal; no demand. Pork s829S8. Lard
03<0Me. Whisky nominal At e n Canal
frelghtB-To New York, Corn l5c, Oats DC 70
Albany, Corn l8c, Oats S1Sc-
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CHICAGO Mnrkaf

CHICAGO, July a.
Flour active at a decline Of IO9I5c. Wheat
dull at u IS for No. /. Corn active and adj
Yanced l1S92c; 571f95s1fc for No. l, and 565S
@5Ic for No. 2 Oats dull and declined &c al
21<9&c for No. l, and 2l11<c for No. q High
wines dull FTeights dull and declined &c;
corn 71Sc to Budnlo. ~
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sEDALIA, Mo-, July 2s.-The radical
Convention here to-day, for nomina-
ton of candidate for Congress, was
very large and enthusiastic. 1t is esti-
mated that ten Thousand people were
present. Joseph w. mcclure was nomi-
mated for re-election by exclamation.
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New York Money ana Stock EIarKet,

NEW YoRK, July q.
Money easy At 495 per cent. for cali loans,
Sterling dull and heavy ut I05S9I09.
Gold shade lower; opening aG I50, adVanc-
Ing to l6UaS, and closing at I5(9<.
GoYernmant stocks are dull and rather ca
100; $50 OF 1875, IUls<. 'S'-'
Frelghts TO Liverpool steady,
SlOclLs better; Chicago Il Alton lOq9<. PItku
bulgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago p8I<: Cieyei,snd
1925; Western Union Telegraph 553<: Mai
4oa preferred 21<; Quicksilver IS1<: Bosom
Water Power S4k. 80 S1'S'A
at the O'Clock open board the foiIowinp
were the principal sales: Martposa prefern-6
~; western Union Telegraph IS; E.Iie 4. r
Sl54; NsW York Central l0l; Cleveland z. Pitts
go q NorthRestern 81; do preferred az: Pits
sSS1i[sn' + / Wayne Chicago, extra dfTidsnd,
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CAIRO, Ill, July GA riot between
railroad conductor attempting to cut
button of negroes coat, occurred at
Columbus, KY, on Saturday. Three or
four negroes were killed, and several
whites are missing, but it is not known
whether they are Killed.
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The market for beef cattle was arm this
week, the supply being only fair while the
HeaLnet was favorable, and the demand ac-
tive at an advance Of &c per pound. Priess
vary from u TO l71S9iSc, including inferior 10
strictly prime The average quality or the
SnsEInSs was very Booui many OF the cattle
being good TO prime, while COMPARATIVELY,
few were really common. The bulk or the
offerings went o6a from Is to IKE ScarceIy
any remained unSold at ~ O'Clock to-day
Yeals were in demand at our quotations.
Sheep and Lambs were in good demand at
our Quotations above.
The receiptsof all stocks at all the yards for
this week and last Wera as follows
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ToledomrILeG

TOLEDO July n.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat-saIes
amber crop Of ls95t - o. amber do g % for
No. Il amber Of 1881, "a 90. Corn lc better;
sc for No. mixed: ne for No. / White, and
&c fordo yellow. Oat8steady. Lake frelghtS
dull and unchanged.
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PhIladeIphIn marker.

PHILADELPHIA, July a.
Petroleum nat under foreign news. Flour
nrm; supernne N9T %; extras Ss@S 70. Wheat
nrIn; new red y 6OS2 IS. Corn dull; yellow
sc; mixed SOC. Coffee flrm. Cuba Sugar lO1S
lg2zc. MolaSSes unchanged. Provision outlet.
MhlSEy steady Pennsylvania 81 2492 Is;
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NEW York, July 24.-There were
nine new cases of cholera reported, 1--WE
OF which terminated fatally. There
were eleven cases and seven deaths in
Brooklyn yesterday.
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OuWevo MnFKet.

OswEGo. July q.
Flour dull and lower; sales 800 bbls at 50 90
gS1o Tor no. spring. Sll9ll 50 for red win
ter, and Sll forNS. Wheat dull, sales cnu-
nned 20 milling; lots embracing 1000 bush No
l Milwaukee Clue 81 IS, and car load 81 co.
Corn lower; sales 700 bush No. Illinois at
&c, and $500 at 7lILc
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CINC1NNAT1, July 24.-Thos. F. Cory,
clerk at the Spencer House, was shot
yesterday by a lawyer OF this city
named j. G. Healy. Cory died this
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baltimore market.

BALTTNoRE, July q.
Flour quiet, new southern nrm. Wheat
steady. Corn nrm; white at 81 I09I Il, and
yellow dull. Provisions heavy Coffee, RIO
l61E9l9c, gold. Whisky dull at 50 2i92 o,
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Albany MnrIIet.

ALBANY, July "a.
Flour quiet. Wheat-sales white Canada
Y IS for choice and 81 40 fur inferior white
michigan. Oats lower, at SOC for choice. Corn
SIC for Pennsylvania.
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NEW YoRK, July 2A-The Board o.
Health reports only two cases Of choI-
Q . in this city to-day. In Brooklyn
there were three cases, two OF which
were fatal, are reported.
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NEW MATERIAL
ROOFIN Ct I
CHEAP AND DURABLE.
Fire-ProOf & WATERPROOF
Plastic Slate Rooflngl
NEW MATERIAL

THE COMBINATION OF PuLVERTSED
L slate and vtScouS matter as a rOOdng ma.
tertal stands unrtvalled. A mastic-it adapts
ltseii To every shape and slop9. 1t Is n6n-
comoustiole, I'm perViou>, non ex pansive, and
nndecaylng. Frost does not crack, LOr heat
diSSolVeit. The only roofing material ever
discovered TINT will resist the action OF the
elements as long as rs the structure Il pro-
tscts. For repairing old and preserving
new metallic roofs OF all kinds, Plastic SlaIe
has never been equalled, while 1t has proved
an invaluable acquisition To the mechanic
arts as pleserver OF metal and wood when
Undecided in water or earth, or exp Sed to
the weather. Being susce ptible or little, II
any wear frnm exposure, and perfectly Are
proof, IL 9 unequalled as paint for railroad
anu farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron
or wooden.
Having procured the sole right to use the
above roofing material in tine counties OF
ohio and Wood We are prepared at all times
70 put on new or repair old roofs at the
shortest possible notice. Our terms are rea-
BonRble and work guaranteed.
JOHNSON, CAPEHART& CO,
No. lT9 Market Square,
mS2g-u Wheeling, W. Va.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPHl
OONGREssIoNALPR oCREDINGs.

ny the Union Line.
Once. corner of Main and Mon roe street
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Milwaukee Market
MILWAUKEE, July "a.
Flour hrm. Wheat 81 IS for No. 1. Corn
advanced &c. Oats steady at 33c.
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Fruit Fruit Fruit

Fruit Fruit! Fruit!
1S00 LBS. CEMENT FOR FRUITCAN
lGlOU and Bottles A superior Article
and very cheap. For sale by
7, II. LOGAN & CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST q Co.
jyls Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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r 81 RHODEs

"As REMOVED HIS STOCK 10 THE
la Back part Of the Religious Book Store
ROoui and VIII open out this morning with
a(iOod list col0red Prints AZ 123<. - zaals--'
HeaVy yard wide Brown MuSEinsatE &c
I'm Wool Del Aiue8 In spring coloEs 1t 6oc.
asa other goods ct Les prices than ever.
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gNell1l.1--A FEW RBT.s- PR1TE = :.
~ ~ l. .li Superior Gr9en Hisei- ~. n
NJ 1SS; 49,. t..ie y hlle Wine VlnqFa4.
1leds New Mo- s,,l II l1l-
Clees FieLle1 alll Slnois: lfSHIoSs rs.lsSS
S9fI liallena. g. ifsfuefiIsSlI4.
nllls 70 ,ltef, c lsI!i4 and SariineS
Sflutlql lsne J ust1Itl, Ealadi on ~.
se nh, Sap $500 G,S - :.
To8ethel With Q. general as-oftrnsnA 4,
- 3 1ssSe articles Just received aud NJ
Nc g. D. wooDRnw
Odd Fellows Han Bun inl lf6nrnS n
ny .N " lE1EEIsTfgfi. ". VA
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY INVITE THE AT
w tsntIon of the trade, and purcha gem
enaiIy, TO our very large and wen aSSoIIeo
Stocf Of goods OF new and choice Pattefns'
and N our own direct importation, when Y
are prepared to sell at less prices than ne ~
same Qualities of goods can be bou&In l u
Teff a call WINSHIP, WOODS az
rnarl2-ly No. ., Main stteeL-
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BRUsHEl

COMBS, dc., 90.
Asos complete alsurtmont OF the pureat
BEHndi0, Wines and Liquors. for nsdicina
siWsWould can attention 70 our ~. =.
facilities for Milling Ph5stet1iS
FFuialptfoIls Our DFueaand
Medicines are caEefnIly selected
IN elsteEn naaEleia, with
Cpealll teldfsuo5 to that
branch I6nine. our
store OPEN d All HouRs
hoth night md diy.
WensvRtFnstpF PIE
1sEiptions 70 beiiG
oar Sodnlasl 81 3 .-ss--tl
PteElptInni
ha8hld sf-Ee
VGVen yollaa
experience.
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New York Cattle OIarkeE.

The current prices for the weak 81 Al mar
kets are Is follows: = -
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Dried Peaches.
on BUSH. PRIME HALVES AND QUAR-
~ ten, miIedi 10 BUSH prime paafed, inat
E: ,sss1.i6 e Il. PRYoR aoHn.cn.
, 1866-01-22
RAILROAD COLLISION.
Two Trains at Full Speed Meet on the
Rock Island Railr0ad..A Perfect
Wreck..Renarkable Escape
of the PASSENGERS.

On Saturday evening abouts O'Clock collision
occurred hetWecn two trains on the Rock Island
1aroad, at point two miles north OF the JUNCTION,
and distant from Chicago about five miles. The
circumstances In relation to the natter, as near az
can be ascerta,ned, are as follows:
The Joliet accommodation train which Is adyet-
tised TO leave the Van Buseu street depot at 4 Is IN
which IS dac u the depos At $50 ?. NJ, vas also oe
bind t1mc. hav1ng been delayed along the
;hns bsnE rnpunetna,, md neither, apparent
se KNOWING nn;1o the ;1S: Ehssea6outs Of the othes
place above indicated. The conclusion following
the encounter between the locomotives may be i'm
sg1oed. App1oachnc. a. they did, At the speed o.
Wat @ehs Be- sntepatea II RON the eapeion q
four hundred pound shell In small machine shnp
- wreck. The baggage and first passenger cars 81
either tain Suffered similar fate though
track, and the contents Bath human and fnsnunate,
were pronisciously mixed up together. a witnesa
OF the scene described the inside Of one Of the
mattly-haagage and car seate.n To add to the
tenor of the sifuat1on the cars eughs h7e from The
overturned stores. and for time 1t sae feared thai
Ills Vss asolded ,hlaneh ths efforts Of those oera
pyIEr the lear caEe. who cana to the Sexeue and
sp,othcn out the fntues.
icy next turned ,hetr attention to removing The
wounded nom the wreck, work Of considerable
dttcnitT from the fact that The noore Of some oi
the cars weTo so ntn@y closed with pieces OF broken
tubet a. 10 make 1; neat to impossible TO force
In entrance Only ons passenger. gentleman
who,e Icne arc address oat reporter could net as
rertnrr, vas seriously injured. DO having had his
Sssesal = others 1eeelSea wounds about sher fscs
Jmnedtaiely attsr tho accident, serral parson,
, 1866-01-22
FROM |EUROPE.

Tee;1ncffnn ND tl,e IfrIfI.1 ArmV-John
Drt=ht'A SpecthyDan.erous Illness OF
mnzzfnl-Eatt1es FiaEue on the. lns
crrn.e-lmnortaut from Jaunn.
HALIFAX, taao" SA-lna steamship As3t from liv-
erpool lhe morning Of The G,h Queenstown thc 7th,
arrived here Ibis a. m Aer astes are t~o days
GREAT BRITA1S.-Ihe Army and Many Ga-<tte re-
fes1ns 70 Its announcement lat week Of reductions
q the army eays at present what ,s ACTUALLY decl-
ued upon; u thai each n1tahon ID iaa untca h1ng'
dom Ehall Ne reduced from twelve 10 zen e6mpanle.
and feeimen1s abroad Will oa 1edaced III Ike num-
, 1866-01-22
FROM CINCINNATI.
Savage ARRAY Between two Hotel Pro.
Railroad Accident.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tf1buncl

Savage ARRAY Between two Hotel Pro.
prtetors- Railroad Accident.
{Special Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune.
CNciSsAT1, Jan ~.
On Saturday evening, tbe Planters House, on the
corner Of Third street and Broadway was the scene
OF In afay between u. s. Hinc one of the propltc-
ions Of The house, and his partner Col ". $. Knott
which resulted in the latter beng terribly stabbed
in the bowels Several days ago gentleman and
hia wife arrived houa an Eastern city, and took
rooms Al the PIantere Ilouae. On Friday morning
he engaged seats at the opcza House. Not being
able 10 60, he requested Nj Htne to accompany bis
wife, Hne having known her preyionaly. Mr. Nino
consented, and they accordingly TeDs. On
Saturday morning Col. Knott called Dir. Hine
t. nm and a,ed haa b. pessea ths
TO remain In the House. Mr. IIine replied that the
IrrrarE entirely unca1lrd Ior turned 1ounl and
.tee IL eisso e o snd Is g. ans eoa mnG.
making . Cd d-n fool Of yousselI'' iAue r.
then 1ep,ea VIE Vie 9ey ie aad 1usar ep11hei e
During thi.. krott, who ras drunk, had Biz face
,urned away fftm line, and The lattcr iook hold Of
hia MhisssF: ana pulled hls bed reand 20 ihsi be
stepped back md Knott aea,n atrnek him. They ,hen
clnGbed, md IN the afiay hins drew knife, and
Before falhng, Knott called e biz ron, who was
standing near b. and ss'd '.s,ley, shoot tes ID
time reaching for pistol which tay near BY. The
son, however, did not do II. A. soon y the aftay
Wss oser, Hin: walked TO the Hammond street Eta
tiou horee, and gave himself up, stating The facts,
Ind giving up his knife, which be still bad IN bis
Poetaenon- Tho wounded man Is still aliTc, and !.
Is possible may recover.
caro- express, On The indianapolis l. Cincinnati
Railroad. was passing Delhi. it co11ded With boz
car which had been blown On the main track. u
The end Of switch, By the terrific wind which pre-
vailed. The locomotive struck the box csr beioss
the killer wns recn By the engineer, and Wss thrown
ire n the track and turned over. The engineer
The fireman was considerably bruised, but uo
seriously. None Of lhe paseenEers were injured.
, 1866-01-22

Thisis new species Of crime, several cases
Of which occurred In the East during the pasi
week. The modus- operaads is as follows
The "muzzlers stand on corners as q general
tliIng. They arc separated anil apparently
skylarkfng among themselves. Suddenly one
ofthem falls down and rolls against the pcdes,
triAo, who also must tumble. At first the
pedestrian dreams 1t an accident, but soon
realizes the desperate and damnable object oi
the tumble. The man who rolls against the
pedestrian is soon on top Of the latter when
be is down, and Quick Us flash p1uces his hand
upon bis face, presses htsnostrifs together with
bis thumb and finger, and covers his mouth
with bis hand. His cries are thus stifled, and
the unfortunate pedestrian is almost smoth-
cred While this Is done by one, the others
70 through the mans pockets md rife them
Of their contents. This takes some three or
four minutes, during which time the yictim's g
breath Is shut otf.. When the s'muzzlets ~
get through, the victim is so nsed up, ex-
hausted and unconscious, that be Is unable
to give an alarm, let alone pursue the rob-
befs. He is Obliged to lay there few min
utes, until he recoyers himself, which allows
the tsmuzzlers' an opportunity to escape.
The thing is all perpetratcd 50 quietly that
no one, save the parties interested, are ut all
aware Of what is going on. This would seem
to be one OF the most outrageous and sue
fnl gn1ncs get introduced into the annals OF
crime.
, 1866-01-22

a.
fnEIr HTS Chira-u II. si tS4S i
p,h,5c noe,sr IL h.Tshv fr.. iii on Ihr !rst Mn.
dsv IN Erh1narr hrtn1 ina ih dSy ~ Frhrrafr i:&G
atsre:uar lelm 81 lie Superior Cour, cnicaeo q
~ chirsr,1 IN 1hn fa.t rnt1onri Tsv shalj n,sfn
ftoTt ID sntd snntF4or Eeort af Cn,csx OF De fos-
ieTtng g snrrTj ssseSxn,esf xsfrsnts Sserd IN ny
h.n4. ~ psoiter 49, o ~ ~ Ynr he saat ~ Of eso-
-r Is so.i ~ int fsnrnt sranst tne se4ersl iofa
~ n.1rns Id tasr or thT n1 nsrtv dtsr,brd In s,ch
~ ~ Ihtch ~. she4.er.t, M
nsiti ir m. ansu1nt mr. II sss-tsmenia sama:es md
tcsTs rrs ~ -. -net,iFsiy anr ,Sr-rnn. fa-Tits
W1H1ns N us. sontne dstsst IL. Ifkn SsY Of No
rembsr. Isl ior rejnynr sidr1aix ID froot tot 81
hjocf iii oi the Scn6o Section Addttloo 10 Ch!ck.o
vember, SKI, for the constructlon u : Sidewalk 0
.asr4T .ps Tsr md eeS eeSenteeniS 1 S.eet:
Wsnant No Ho aopth dated tho 18th DAY Of No
xrmhrr istI ior he too Of adewalt On tna
vr.f Ids ~ EOn6etd strext een ArrhR7 QRd snI
Hcfo.1 street:
ssrsf Sjnr ~ Fr,:rtr renue hrtwne xot,axc Grove
sienna ari Twsntr.nnth etfeet: =.
Warra1t 40 e Sou1n dated The 18th day Of No
yemptr 1851 ,or fhe construction Of sidewalk the
cast sidr ol Mcl.aalen street between Archer Road
scd TVer1y .srconu street,
Wsrrant No. 4sS, soath. dated the 1Ssh day OF ".
yemter lst tor The sunctnn ut sidewalk ou tina
east side Of Michigan Avenne. from hrtT ststet - "
1tes south thereof: ~
Warrant No. fl. Sonth, dated the lesh GAY MAY,
ISL for The euSbiDs ninx sad rasng Nstn u Hoo1tn @
block pAFemtat SCUM HeA4 sttee8, ftot9 Iao nutta
ltLe Of Aac11on stEeEt 70 LEG sootn nat o1 Van en
street.:
Warrant No u. south aated me esseatn dsy %
INIy 1St for th- tnrtlnE. uuloX anu nlah1oS Aue3S
, 1866-01-22

The London Nornin9 Adet1sistr contains
the following official encouragement OF the or.
der Of proceedings at the opening OF Parla~
ment:
On the 1st Of FEBRUARY. 1866, the Lords
Commissioners will formally open Parliament,
when her Mntesty's faithful Commons will ap-
pear at the bar Of the House Of Lords The
head of the Commission will then, In the name
Of her Majesty, direct the Common to retire
and choose their Speaker. The members Of
the House Of Commons then retire accord
inS1y, and the election have taken place, the
Speaker will forthwith come to the table
and take the oaths. On the following day,
the speaker will appear at the bur, Of the
House Of Lords, when her MaiestY's approval
ofthe choice Of the House Of Commons will he
aigpifed to the right honorable gentleman
Hon members will then retire. md the
Speaker have taken t'the- chair" the cerc-
riony Of swearing in members will bo pro.
ceeded with. This will occupy come four Of
five days, when st the Commons u will be again
summoned to their lordah1ps' bar, and her Ma
fcsty's most gracious speech be delivered
Should 1.-The health Of her Majesty allow Of
her being present, his Royal Higtness the
Prince Of Wales will take his scat On the right
Of hcr. Majesty, and occupy the chair known
as The Princes Chair" =:
, 1866-01-22
GTATE. OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Cock. City Of Chicago. is.

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pert 70 said Superior Court Of Chcsxo OK tho follow
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Hda. and ask tor Judgment eeaost ts several tots
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pad Tor tho srnouus OF assessments, damages and
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street. between North C1sfk Bueet ant Wolcnls
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to Snessp il, North. a.,r, ,ov.m,r- II. ~, a,p
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land i. In nisalns, Law and stFoth.Is addition 70
warrant ID yosth, dated November IL. iss.. ~
wita d III and extension soa.he.staiy q p
same width to Clyboane avenue and Division street:
exseusiou Of Sorih avenue 1om FoTth wells stzset
Fsat1arely to North Dearborn street SO as tna Sane
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