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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-24

For the speedy and permanent euro of Liver Com
plant. Scrofula or Kings Evil. Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Neuralgia. Epilepsy Erysipleas st. Anfhony's Fire
Pimplcs, Pustules, Blotches, Bols, TumoTs, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers and sores, Rheumatism. Pain in the
Stomach. Side and Bowels, General Debility, Utcr-
inc liberation, Syphilis and nercurial Disease, and
oil COMPLAINTS arising Oh rcsnliing in
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

We have the pleasure of presenting
our readers this week, to the exclusion
of about all else beside, with an article
on Cedar Falls, which we think plainly
indicates the rapid apd healthy growth
Of our young city. 1t is not as complete,
in all departments, as we could wish !;
but We have made the best possible use
of the time appropriated to the work.
Not line of the article was written
last Monday morning, nor at that time
was there a word or figure of the ma
terial collected. We have canvassed
the city pretty faithfully, and endeav-
ored to be rs near correct in all respects
as possible. That We have fully sue
ceeded, we do not suppose but where
In we have made mistake, we trust it
may, by none, be ascribed to purpose.
To the many who have SO kindly ans
wered our questions and otherwise ma
terially aided us, we tender this our
public thank-offering. BY last evening,
sufficient orders had been handed in to
exhaust the extra edition we had pro-
vided. If those who fail to get copies
of this issue, will leave the number
they desire at this Office, the Postofiice,
or at Holdens' News Depot, by Tuesday
evening. we will, If the demand be suf-
ficiently large above the supply, print
an edition next week large enough to
answer all calls. a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

The PoWer Of the Press-Last week
we noticed Mr.. J. NJ. Overman's fine
garden and property on tho hill, in the
western part Of the city. Last Sunday
one hundred and seventy-four people
were up to see the place for themselves.
Mr.. Overman's little boy counted the
visitors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

HAMS Karket.-Our people will find
herewith an advertisement of G. H.
Hams new meat-market-theC Central.
Mr.. Ham has been in the market bus
mess in Cedar Falls heretofore, and our
citizens generally have o favorable ac-
quaintance with him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

The Hutchinsons Conaing.-The ex-
cellent Hutchinson Family will sing in
Overman's Hall, Cedar Falls, Tuesday
evening, Odd instant Every body, Of
course, will want to hear them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

Read for Yourselves. Allen is
out with new advertisements this week,
which for lack of space, we cannot COM
ment on rs we should wish. Read for
yourselves. s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

Fre.-The alarm of fire last Tuesday
evening was occasioned by the break
ing out of an actual fire in Ford e. lei
sings Steam Saw Mill. 1t was speedily
oxtinguished, however, and no partic-
viar damage was done. The engineer
had left considerable fire in the furnace,
and the heat from that ignited pine
board overhead. 1t was narrow es-
cape, at best.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

a Real Fire.-Yesterday o shanty
barn, on the property of Mr.. E. b.
Lamb, was burned. The loss Is about
$50. The cause Of the fire we did not
learn. -.r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

1S The Strike Continues. 1t is quite
important for eur readers to kaow that
the Run on VIM. Ireland 4 Co. still
continues, and that the said VIM. Ire
land & Co. have no more idea Of yield
ing than Gen. Grant had before Rich
mon. Therefore, remember that the
place to get Cheop aud Good Ready
Made Clothing is VIM. Ireland & Co. ..
The advertisement will tell the rest of
the story.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

DS Panic Prices. mammoth stock
OF all kinds Of Canned Fruits and Oys-
tiers, bought at panic prices, for sale at
F. n. Chase's. "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

be- Groceries at the Bottom-y lat
opening at A. L. Nichols store. The
entire stock just purchased for cash at
reduced rates, and consequently is SELL
Ing at reduced prices.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

1d- Merinoes, Alpaccas, Reps, Para
mettas, and Dress Goods in endless va
riety, at Aliens. 34-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

1J Call and see the Biggest Stock Of
goods ever offered in Cedar Falls, at
Aliens 5i-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

~ Sound.-One hundred barrels A.
No, ! Geniton Apples for sale by Chase.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11
To Railroad Contractors.
IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

! SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until the 1h day Of June next at the Office OF the
Company in Oskaloosa, for the GRADING and BRIDG-
ING Of TWENTY MILES Of the line Of the Iowa Central
Railroad composed Of Sections No. II 10 No. 30 iRcu.
sive, IN Black Hawk and Tama counties Bids will be
received for miles, for the whole work.
We reserve the right TO reject accept any bid offered
Proles ard Specifications may be BY calling T.
Graham. In Toledo. and At the Office Of the Company
In Oskaloosa.
wM +. SMITH,
"a PETER MELENDY SCom
May lS, 1866. "A. GRAHAM,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11


tower 62 feet high,-brick. Cost,
$25, 900 or $50, 900. s*#
J. NJ. Overman, stone barn, 3sx3S,
stories. Being finished for temporary
use as dwelling. =..
Brick storeroom, opposite Orphans
Home, 22x4O, being finished off for resi-
dence. ----- .... ...5-
JIM. Benjamin, brick, 22x24, sto-
ries, frame addition, 1890, story.
L. B. Holt, brick gothic, 26x26, II
stories; wing, 104x22.
s. A. Bishop. addition to brick house,
14x2s, II stories. ..r
Overman & Wilson, addition to Coop
er Shop, 20x30.
w. H. Philpot, lsx24, II stories, with
wing, l6xA.
Carpenter Bros, l4x22, II stories;
wing, 15xA.
A. Knoch, brick, 1ex24, II stories;
wing, 16xlS.
J. Robinson, brick, 17!x2s, II stories;
wing, 16x23.
Henry vansickle, 1sx2e, II stories
wing, l6x20.
J. H. Stanley, lex24, 1! stories; wing,
2Oxl6.
VIM. Morris, 15x24, II stories; wing,
J. H. LETTERS, lex24, II stories; wing,
l4x22. ...
J. II. Wilson, l6x24, II stories; wing,
l4xl4. ....
f. Brown, l6x2l, II stories; wing,
14x14.
J. Harrigan, 22xle, u stories; wing,
l4x2O.
T. Heffner, lsx24, ~ stories; wing,
16x16. .....
H.c. Wright, addition to brick house,
24x2s. g.
F. S. Grams, 1sx24, u stories; wing,
24x24. ..-....2
Starch Company, lime and tool house,
12x2O. r'..%-7 -. .~ @rra..
Chas. Hesse, 24xse 2 stories; wing,
16x24.
A. Morrison, l6x2O, 2 stories; wing,
14x2s.
Mr.. Todd, 14x2l, u stories; wing, 49,
xl3.
H. E. Williams, brick, 16x2O, II sto-
ries. - ..-...
M. Collins 1ex26, u stories wing, IA
ks.
J. Long, 16x2i, u stories; wing, lax
20. .... ........
Hunt 4 Rowland, warehouse, 2Ox4O.
NJ. & NJ. L. Knapp, warehouse, 2Ox4O.
Grant & Morrison, hide house, 16x2O.
John Goldman, Store, 2Ox3O, 2 stories.
B. Thalheimer & Co., 24x26 u stories. |
J. Mattison, brick, lsx24, II stories.
John H. Rownd, 12x26, II stories.
J. English, ? story cottage, 22x24.
Owen Jones, 16x24 wing, 14x1S.
G. II. Ham, meat market, 16x3O.
j. Sartori, brick addition 16x22.
C.. L. Shaw, 13xls; barn, 12x12.
Simeon Mead, 1sx24, /! stories.
j. f. Perkins, 1sx24, u stories.
Geo. Lehman, addition, 1Ox2O.
M. L. Knapp, 1sx4s, stories.
p. g. Klock, l6x24, II stories.
= J. Hartman, 4Ox4o, II stories.
Daniel Case, 16x24, II stories.
John & David Palmer, 16xA.
L. Clark, 1sx4; wing 1sx24.
w. H. Philpot, Barn, SOx4O.
Geo. Baker, addition. 12x22.
s. Berry, tailor shop, 16x1s. ...
d. Willard, addition 1Ox2O.
NJ. Raths, 16x22, u stories.
N. G. Bryant, barn, 2Ox3O.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

Persondl.-Cspt. Samuel l.. Taggart,
formerly of Company X, Third Iowa
Infantry, afterward Adjutant- General
on Gen. McPherson's Staff, was in town
the first of the week. He is back in his
old place, with Hancock, of Dubuque.
Hon. John A. Elliott and family
passed last night in Cedar Falls. They
were on their way to their home in
Mitchell county.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

Dance for the Benefit of the Brass
Band.-The Cedar Falls Brass Band Is
making an effort to purchase new in
struments, which will cost $4,000. The
Band has 500 in its treasury, and con-
sequently $4,000 remain to be raised
TO assist in procuring this amount, .
Dancing Party will be given at Over
mars Hall Tuesday evening next May
l5th). The bill, including supper, will
be 81. The cause is good one to dance
in, and the dancing public are cordially
invited to be present, --both by the
Band and by us.
We may say, in this connection, that
the Band desires the Instruments imme-
diateiy, and it has been proposed that
our citizens advance the recessary
amount required, with the assurance
chat the money shall be paid back, 90
soon rs possible, out Of the earnings Of
the organization. We should think
our citizens would promptly respond to
this proposition, and have tho music OF
the new instruments at once.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

It will last from three to six times
LONGER than any other Steel Piow made anywhere BY
gritty" soils occasionally to be found on the margins
Of streams in the West In which shesttesl Plsws have
or lass II having already powed over three hundrsd
aeres Of the same soil without yet being half worn
It will s'soour" in the most difficult
Soils whore all other Pbws have failed II there 10 rod
Of ground anywhere In which t will not scour We have
yot to ind It, #H . -
It draws lighter than any other
Plow while cutting the same width and depth.
The Share can be sharpened. or q
Point wehisd as readily ordinary Plows by any
blacksmith who understands his trade, - the stss 70
Any section can be replaced by a
duplicate to be hal Of any Agent the share Landslide
and Mouldboari Is are cast in moulds
It is well stocked with New Eng
land secondgrowth timber, aud the STANDARD is wrought
pleasure
It plows at any depth, from three
TO twelve inches, works perfectly in either stubbie or
turf leaves clean furrow, and turns under subbio and
foul trash completely
bD~ It is the cheapest Plow In tho
AS-word just A. sure rs there Is economy In paying
ss-sx dollars once, rather than five dollars five s1
SSrtmes over; in not losing time and your temper
1S.bscause your Pillow won't 'scour )" and in doing
ssrhe quality and quantity Of work II will endure to
11erform must be considered well the cost price
Ho,in determining whether OF not the Plow Ia cheap
xS.Piows are used for profit, and the one out of cch
AS-the most dollars and ces os ~ proposism =
Ao-its cost Is the cheapest and are conhdent man
Targets more than hundred dollars worth Of "PioWT
SS-every tune he gets one Of these.
These remarks are made after a
with the merits Of most the good Flows In
us in the West, many Of which have justly earned
gppd reputation.
pay- Our new model "B" Plow ID
AS-desgned expressly for stubbIs and foul ground.
A1rHerctoSDre We have had only the ..C pattern e-
AS-signed for both, turf and stubbie. Tho "B" and
A3-C' patterns together will enable U.S. meet the
41-vews Of all Is to shape, and give them either
AS-'boid' or lean" plows ss they prefer. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

old place, with Hancock, of Dubuque.
Hon. John A. Elliott and family
passed last night in Cedar Falls. They
were on their way to their home in
Mitchell county.
4 Generous Deed Messrs. Bird,
Pickton & Co. recently notified Mr.. A.
Morrison, Superintendent of the Sol
diers' Orphans Home, that if he would
bring fifteen or twenty of his boys
around to their store they would fit
them out with caps. The Superintend-
ent was somewhat modest, and, there
fore, when he called, last Saturday, he
had only fifteen of the youngsters with
him. The boys came away each with a
new cap, worth Sl,25, making Bird,
Pickton & Co.'S donation the liberal
sum of SlS,75.
An Unusual Way Of Shooting an En-
complementary a young man, named
johnny Howe, was in no humor for
joking; and, indeed, was so excessively
riled that he found it impossible to keep
his mad down. Mr.. John O'Connor i'm
sisted on poking fun at the young man,
calling him whitewasher, etc., and
Johnny told him to come out (of O'Con-
nors' livery and be thrashed. O'Con-
nor went out; but Johnny was the chap
who got thrashed-and pretty soundly,
too. This operated on the boy in such
manner as to make him feel very badly,
but failed to put him in any better HUI
NOR. He got revolver, and declared
his intention to shoot some one: who,
it did not clearly appear, until after his
threats were executed. He shot him.
self! He was not familiar with revolt
vers, and did it by accident. The ball
passed through the second finger on the
left hand. DIR. S.. N. Pierce dressed the
wound, and hopes to save the finger.
If his intention was to shoot his worst
enemy, we think he succeeded.
-o
Dance for the Benefit of the Ryoss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11
Teannin~

DAnTIES HAVING JOBS OF HAULING TO no
In and about Cedar Eslls should apply 10 the Nm.
derskned who, with good double team and wagon 10
prepared TO do wsrk promptly, Satisfactorily, and ~
Cedar Falls, May ., 1885, C;tO As MITTs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

Oar stock Of SEI ELF wAE1E 10 act sur.
passed BY any ws't Of the MsissPp River. IL includes
CUTLERY
Of the best English and American manufacture sucb m
Table Knives and Forks. Butcher Knives Shoe
Knives, Scissors. Also, saws, Cbiselu.
Files. Planes. Braces and Bits.
Hammers, Hatchets,
Axes, Locks,
eiai descriptions, and everything In this line.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-05-11

Beef Cattle, 4,O016.0O Calves, each, 4,00sG, 90
Hogs, 6,00@6.50 Sheep, 5,00g7 60
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
Grand total FOR seven ycars SssT


PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Whatevcr may be said by New Yorkcrs % The dis
rarSgcncnt or the Quaker CIiy for business
opefntlonn u " an apparent fact that 10 almost every
taing npp0riannR 70 real c0infrt that p!ovucai
u ahead " the metropolR IN tho matter ot maTo,a t
II gnringly above Nov York. Only few ycars tho
osty iah Of Philadelphia awoo kno owedge Of thu
ltct That Market stroet q very broad noble tho
ruughfafc, aud that ~ rapidly Increasing busincss
checked and marrcd considerably by the series % Low
Aodf which ned the stroCta Tor miles and brought
10 crowds u purchasers and clusters u harrcs
whhonS 70 the doirment ~ other trade Legal enact.
entJ passed, aud thoae bornfheH rolca 0f very
9th portions 0! tho city met lig0 f4n Hut markets
wei0 necessity, snd large sum II money appro.
prsnd nt onco for tho constr con coumodioue and
ciesLIt market houses, which Eh0uii he divided
iuto stalls aud stands and rented ont 10 such
butchers aud dealers derircf them They are
be fannd 10 nrpo numbers convenient npnt1 and
a model Of arrangement Tor the purpose They
ioJ sCldly b1!it BRICK buld,ngp Wi,h bu, one largo
nall, rooted by arch u A. yligb and admirably
adaItod for perfect VentlgtiOu and clOlnliucNL Tie
mafoio tops OF stalls and stands virnishsd urlDers Id
smooth slouo or BRICK Hoorr wdh AudgoTium Of
iresh ar and sunlight, which ruperncdea tho wTeichod
econDt3y Of low ceiling and two rco scre cf aoors
eoisc for profitable rental, vcommendablc featurca
Along GFurd avenue scraa ~ li1gANt slcdN ntl exist
but they comparatively new voll built FREQ and
open 10 the air and iiPht nnd remarkable Tor thor
noanehA They exist here stnipiy q supply tho scat
tered population ~ the late KeL Yr ruburbs ani
objectionable Simply on modern architectural pr,nclri0t
IN baltimore the aame .gd OF ragri.ot huuaAs oxiit
bat they Kept r.giiy cisau Wltl bo exception prr
faTa of that under The Maryland ntc hnl dos1fv
efiy IN point of tile quaiity ~ provided and
rcca.y ghcll1sh &C. stand above ihose - .ler ~ tho
former ct,er Altogether pNe.eF there nluch room
Ter Improvement 10 those sTke xtf4c.rrra ana however
much may fci Cit tla rich AatUry beer = hich
ornaments tho aiaq tho grim beanty ~ lot tora aaf
ehO 6rshs md The freahc ~ uyssr- ell Al Vi tho
excellence ~ their veyctahle prOucs haifd0xrn nns
market buildings 10 BaoOfe. similar ~ thosc ri
adephls, would n ornancats 70 te city greatly
facilitate the trade.
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
--~~~~~~-.~~~-~~-~~~~-~-~~
First Session.
SENATE.

U..u,c-a Y,,, ,oss
WARRINGTON, July ), i5oo
THE ARHY rnI.-soUNrys TO coioRrp snIDfERa
NJ w,so. ,,., ~ uas. rro,, m. nuu.rv r,r,
'of' " 80
mtee reported 'he o''i rhtfoauceo oy n'm aie" usys
since for the organization OF tho regular army the
rfo,,a o,r, reo,,,o ~ rs,,o to ,o,n,,es 10, cooraa
' " ~ =
'oN'o''' - - -
RKIss of oosui-
"'' "n&o'' ,'o. w. N'"'a.seo 20 fo'es" 1..'' o'''
reported oili Tor the reief or J. 'udson BARCLAY,
~ S ~ ~ " ogF"
pirate three thousand do lara for guars dragomans &o
which no aeged h raid for out o. bis private pcre FOR
THE PrrIGRU law L'sRARr.
Mr. Fowy per) of Wis., called mp the Joint resolution
authorizing the purchaae for i've thousand dollar ~ tho
lew ihrery X the late james N. PeVgu, ~ souih
Carolina, for the brsry o. Cor-reel which Wa diH
cussed by Acssr.. Howe, FessnndCa hnd Howar4 sfor
which wAs passed
uvTRFyrfsrNr
On motion " Mr. ErauI' Fep ~ ", fhr bonc
RetrsI1hrnslt referrsd e. t,e cgunittce Com.
iosrce.
TTs ADyoggSNGsr
On mosion nf Mr. Grnfxs. (rop.l 0f Iowa, II was 70
solved that when the Senate adjourn today adjourn
70 meet on Thursday next
AFsyScE
Leave Of absence granted for week to Mr..
Chandler.
rIyvrSTfos eMUGGrfsG.
Mr. CHAsnLrs. (ep) OF Mich. from the Conference
Commlttoe on the bill 10 prevent smuggling made
port. Tho Ferste agreed 10 allow the House amend
ments Tho report agreed TO and the bill goes 10
tho President
Trs TDias APPROPRIATION rfrt
Tho spccih order which the Indian Appropriation
bil was tai M ~ one O'CLOCK The pending question
was, the amendment 81 the Finance Comrnitte. rub-
H.ned IN satufiavs pToceedncs 10 attach the Indian
Buresn the War Department FROM and a,er January
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
81 loup. Inlr D. isT.e.


DErsggSsgss Asp rAsnANer ANOsg rHg F0Cru
cAKotiN1 tRrgDEgs-A vEysKL SEIZED sr
CnfELrsr0s ron psU10IIaG. Ero.
ArovgTA "a, gg!y q iee1
Cclonsi soost eormanssni " s9uth Care, "a has
issrad stringent orders eona,quspes q ~ y
shen vasrtloy and iruakoh1ssa amsng the fresdsa1n
ln sLch ~ say ths tosi ds gard - the frerds ar
tLsr oortrrea rs' rsrui 10 sesuiston snd Starvation
unleA 10 ssi = CHECKED fbersforu, NJ ofdsfs TIA.
who neglect khor ~ arrested ard msds
" rofk the pa5io roads aud hat thoac eonvsief u
none nai crr e - lr1pgapc1 eLd compelled 10 abaf
a c4rvic.r ,hf stand. from munslts n Hunssf
Tle Collector ~ fharicws<n les szrf the - 40an-r
AZ. from ss,anxas FOR Smuggling cargo rvoicea !,
tl0 100 IN golt
The frtedrrn y Shariss'on and Augosla hsvs saaao
extensive yfernraigr4 - oelsttae the T0grih n Jay
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
Marine Ar,on Case.

rc-ros Juy q 1903
william Grant, Of Rockana. Ne. wus bfofrht brforc
United States Commissioners Haett to-day, and g,vo
tail Ia ths o. any touasd collars fcr trial Grant
vas fo,rncdy muster of the nhlp Young Mechanic. hni
saoc from tals pori tho On o. lasi March ~ Hone
kong, WITH % ice on tho S'h of April Tho ship
wa burned OF The coast or south iiuor Tie freight
was i'rrsd fcr n'uoty,wo thogsand dollars And cargo
~ twetty.wo thogranc dollars IN The following usur
snoe Offices .--rhe baltimore Hgius ana Merchants
hataa q Baltimore The Commercial phGnlr, Hsr
rlcry aac Mercantile of sew York the M,nufactarors
q IOs'on, and 10 scwburypor sni Proydsaco eompA.
rancT The unt.rwr.err sc-c na, CAPTAIN Grrn, pur-
posely Cred the shp. AM lhay caused NJ. srret H.
examination Is "a ghed tor Tuesday nsri
The New York herald., 1866-07-04

require the acceptance of this na-rnH With 4 v,sw -
maintain their interests they anlzTg mutual
and solid support aud have already appoinoi counsel 70
The Fulton Market 10 on Fulton street. ruuniIx bact
TO Beekman and extending from Front 10 South street,
II Is much superior building, both in sodty appear.
and Arrangement, 20 those above mentioned
is well stocked with meats aud pr0gisions and,
while reoeiying fair share of city patronage.
u largely protvyrad and VISITED by the people
OF brooklyn and By the shipping interest In tie con
tire two story brick building from which ancient
time worn steeple looms grimy up In cleanliness aud
ventilation II Is open 70 some censure though superior
IN heae particulars 10 other markets Ia The city
ny far the best market airus1ro In the city b thai ~
Tompkins Market which frors on s1th street aud
between tho Iow cry and Hall place back seventh
street OF the CCfinthltn Rolalasaroo style " archi
lecture three stories high, with skylghts ana portco
in 'front.' Is well arranged and adapted ioE market
"a neat and well ventilated ard bonR n retail MARKET
does comparatively Hight business, though Supplying
The tables OF many OF tho wcataost noa In tho city
mory aud DIN OF the Seventh regiment and tho
third noor ~ tho rOfnpkns Police station. THIS market
sells an excellent quality OF meats lsh poultry, ycgca-
pes ad fu IN their scasons and no second rate mate
RAJ is allowed 70 enter IA stalls and stands
Centre Market Ia a small brick building but II tho
third In importance, regarded n amount Of businesA
Several regiments drl in Tile rooms over this Market
The next Ia point OF business the Catharnc Market
On iron structure, after which "a the EsscK Market
square brick structure bound by Grand Ludlow and f..
stseet3 and which tho dril-ruonls or tho
sixty ninth regiment. Jefferson Franklin Clinton,
Union AMI Gouvernour are all small arsets and deserve
no sepants mention.
MARKET yEEs AND REsrs.
An accurate idea OF the relative portance OF the
eral mkets In ibis city, and OF tho growth d he de-
niand upon them, which has kept pacs with tho deyei-
opment OF the city, may be obtained from the following
ngnros In 1859 tho ronla AMI fees from tho twelve
pr nc L markets aggregated but sl0s 600 "a whlie In
1885 uey amounted 10 SITS s9s -, Increase of
about seventy por cent in years
Tho following arc tho aggregates OF market rents aud
fees at each Of the public markets during tho year