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The New York herald., 1866-03-16
From the Philadelphia Lcdgei March 1Al


The viii OF the late Dr David Jayn has been filed in
the once of the Register of Wills Ibs very volumn.
Gus document covering thrty.two ages OF foosap,
closely written, and drawn by Onward NJ PaxDn
Esq, Of the Philadelphia bar, who hs been for mny
years the counsel OF nr Jayne Thewil Il dated hly
TO- A. d. 1s6i Its grea, length pretn,s its publication
In full We give below q summary OF Its prhci
pal provisions.
The following comprise tho spda pccuniary iga-
cies:-
To his niece, Mary Jane Bas,ed, 500
To his s.sters.n.law, Margaret au Enih Walker, he
sum OF 500 each Il
rIxabeth cunningham the sum OF 200 each -
To bis nieces Cathar,pe Ireland Mary Ans Fans
CorneIa Davis Julia walker, and 10 his sster.inlaw
Mary Cunningham the sum OF w per sham each
To lis brother VIM Jayne the SIN Of 900 pc year
during his lile
FOR the erection Of a new Baptisrhurch, the wes.
ern part OF the city, $4,000
All the resdae OF his tate real crsonsand miYed ID
devised 10 his executors and the nrvrvG or them in
trust for and during the full cud Id tcrrS natural
lives OF his seven children and foui gra Yse COW
living, and the life Of the survvorof uem, equally
annual income OF the estate Is 70 70 dI.vzh a. may
between his children and the issu. osany share until
die. the latter taking their deceased Emnh grandchd.
the death Of the survivor OF his 70 be divided
rem (now vins) when the whole .s.& house At Nine.
,ccnth and chesinu, streets sna sso build 3 stable
John Macarthur Jr archtee borses ID carriages They
for the accommodation Of house in yle 70 correspond
sh.rosS under The Of op hs sm,
and to keep up the estate Th truture. horses car
at the expense OF Hewed when Necessary The house
~ swslch Ss ed at the ,ims1, ~ ss y in'rd
street, blow are also direc,sd hd up the prop
The r.,ress wharf With hdsor stores, in their
erty w Thev arc also INSTRUCTED tet apart the sum
dis srctSco On, ~ The income AZ fud 10 rebuild, In
=, o,ssny Of his property :. dcs'rc go e 0 osncr 40
cassynt and also as fund 70 su,tseie settle
Cont }or such of hts children aal'sr ~ marry
nne - ,no marriage sepemeis, oihich Edward n |
Psron and Ebcu c. Jayn,, Wv hou.eI "a, Ia saat'on
he leaves her the ny a Hfoya 80 N,neseentn ana
Chestnut streets, whsn, a. 10 % keps up /
Al The expense OF se cay ssshe vii, NO A.,...
Nv the eypresrterms bouss sssl .s,ca'ne ansks
are 70 be keptn the No iof medicinal
or culinary ydrpoece house. NJ n, ri
s Ssovneda CIIv'llns in'ercs,h 10 be carried
W. ~ ,ss surviving unt, al nipns and grand.
sa aow living sfn ss as ~ Iui, &c prder 20 allow
S OF them a. W. oF'nlon OF ms eruiors may b
swvsi,acd 10 eup ne n,m ana perpetuatAe business
Ihe execu' Wheaton Smith, Chart III pn..= Us
friends EeTton. Henry Lewis and Jc wp.'sn
Thev are - 'ne sui.u sus,wans u ms minohldren, and
aisp Of a. 80 ''~ 'a'a- = - iS = w teks aay
on1oo ! - N "a
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Also by auction for government account 900 bales
Mobile cotton at following prices:-42hc. for strict
mddlng, 4Oc. for low do, 39c for good ordinary ana
36Ac for ordinary
CorPER-The demand continued inactive and prices
nominal for all qualities Prime grades were held firmly
something in buyers favor No sales wore made except
in small lots to the trade.
FREIaHrs were Grmer. Tho engagements were:-To
Liverpool $50 bales cotton at Nd 40 hhds tobacco, at
sos per steamer 1900 cotton at 916d 200 hhds taow
at 2o 700 tieces bee beef az Ss ed Zoo porS al Sr KS
steamer 500 bacon at 25s 600 erces beef at S.
5s Cd SO tons clover seed at 25s The charters are
bark to Gibraltar and Cadiz, private brig to Cork Tor
ORDERS corn at 6s
MoLAssEs-No transactions Of moment were reported,
and prices continued nominal About 80 hhSs Cube, Cuba
few small sales in lots to the trade at previous prices
PRovEIoss-Receips, 1,Oi9 bbIs, pork, 657 do beet,
97l pkgs. meats, and 1,03l do lard The pork mar.
ket opened excited with more active demand, and
prices ruled dec dedly higher closing quite firm at the
Improvement The sales 900 bbis at $50 s2e 90
for new mess $26 $26 2 for old mess and $21 $2l 30
for prime mess also for future delivery about 600 bbs
mess mostly at s2e 500 So all sellers option in.
previous prices. The sales wero about 500 bbls.
mainly a. $40 $40 for new plain mess, ana
S2o s24 for new extra mess Bee, mans o%s %sre com
prising 200 bbls, mostly Western at $37 so $780, Ba
in moderate demand, with sales Of nearly 900
boxes l7Xc for long clear, and 14c 1sc for Cum
berland cut Cut meats were dull, but nominaly un.
changed We note sales zoo packages mostly at 11kc
hoss ~sSe a and the few sale:
that were made were at lower prices We quote city
11Kc 13c The demand for lard was fairly active and
prices again ruled shade in sellers favor with sales OF
about 800 packages 1870 l9c tho latter rate an
exrame for small lots choice kettle rendered Butter
vas without particular change Sales were made at $50
45o for Western, and Co., &c. FOR State Cheese was
dull but unchanged.
PnrRoLrun-fhe market was very dull and priocs
again ruled nsminaily shade In buyers favor, with
salos Of about 500 bbls, in lots mainly a. Csc 26c
for crude 4oc q 42c for refined, In bond-he latter
price for standard white. and 65c $50. for refined
free.
RIcx-A small trade to consumers comprises all the
business Rangoon was held n &C. a9hc. and Carolina
al 1kc. 12Lc
SuoAR-The market continued dull at dropping price,
About 500 boxes Havana reported on private t 20
and this SALE with about 80 hhds Cuba
hhds Porto Rico At ike, comprises all the % how
Ranna was ouM and heavy no positive CD orsred A.
ever, noticeable. Standard hards ve oue''u -
16hc IL, ..a ....
ToRAccoThe market continued qn s.sd snG ,.s nea,y o
nrva" terms snd Is snds KENTUCKY at from Shc' 70
24kc s,.,, az OoO Ina mostly IL
nov sr Seceipts 507 bb No sales Of moment
verc made .ad the market continued nominal: sinai
,s ,vor 81 % 81 s9 moro At tho inside tnan
,be , c.ssdo price. About 50 bbs. sold At ~ e.
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Court OF General Sessioaa.
Before Judge Russell.

PICKpoCKETs SENT TO THE STATE PRISON..
The first disposed of yesterday wa an indictment
against William Jones, who was tried nd convicted oi
stealing pocketbook, containing ew DOLLARS from
Mrs Jerusha Bloodgood while she standing looking
at painting in Goupl's window on te 10th inst The
prisoner arrested the spot bu ne had succeeded
in passing the money to confcdertc. The Judge, IN
passing sentence said that Jones WIS we'll known to the
authorities professional pckpcket, and tnat being
the case he would impose the sewrest penalty the law
allowed which i've years Imprisonment IN the STATE
William Murray, charged with stealing pooketbook,
containing two dollars from Mr. r Mctzcr, on tho 7tb
while she wss o% Se
was tried ast month a narse OF burglary and escsP
He sentenced him 70 the Sate frson f'r our ~nu
John Cesry indicted for burglary in the rst degree
having tho OF tho ~ 81 Ws. sssa and
house cf Henry ;lse pleaded guilty 70 the third
ds@res ana was & to the STATE Prison for three years
Auu ''A n'o1S DISHONEST SERVANT GIRL.
w.,x cnners, domestic In the employ Of Margaret
No 40S First avenue, who indicted for steal
dollar treasury note, pleaded guilty to an a.
John B. Phelps indicted for stealing horse, harness
and wagon worth one thousand dolar the properly OF
Nathaniel P. Woodman, No. 81 Irving place, pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny The property
was recovered at pier No. l. whero the prisoner
about to ship II To Philadephia These prisoners were
Henry B.nsr cnasd s Kh No :sSSs 5 assault and
on the Goth Of December upon the head with an
acquitted The defence showed that the compninant
went into the bakery Of the ccfcndants brother with
party OF men, used abusive lanluage and when oreed
to leave drew large knife, wlsreupon bauer projected
himself with
VIM sohn Jr, was placed on trail charged with sab
bing Frederick shoemaker, mt lager beer saloon in
avenu, A, on the 11th of last Ocobsr with swod.
The case will be finished this morning
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NEWS FROM BRITISH HONDURAS.
Revelation In emala-Honduras
Hard Up-Grest Increase OF Taxa
tiOn. &c.

Revolution In emala-Honduras
Hard Up-Great Increase OF Taxa
ti0n, &c.
OUR Belize CORRESPONDENTS.
BELIzk, Honduras, Feb. 10. 866.
We have news here OF a revolution at Peten. small
island of Guatemala with particulars You will most
likely get all the particulars from the ports on the Gulf
OF Mexico.
Our Legislative Assembly is again in session, and It Is
apparent 10 that august body that their lavish ex-
pendture Of the public for the last ten years has
come to an end for the best Of all reasons-the
money all SPENT and after borrowing some two hun
drcd thousand dollars resort personal
taxes-house taxes land taxes taxes shop taxes
and increase OF our duties from five TO ten per cent
We contemplating line Of steamships from here
to New Orleans via Ruatan. We have already
line Of steamers from here TO your city, via Kingston
Jamaica .t
These lines, II once firmly established will give new
impetus TO trade with this colony which will be or great
Importance TO the northeastern portion or the State OF
Guatemala as we'll as British HondnraA
Our cane fields cannot be surpassed. During tho past
years hundred thousand coffee trees have been
planted and now have excellent coffee from those
plants nineteen cents per pound. Cotton grows WELL
but Is subject TO DO destroyed by worms But cocoa,
rice corn, sweet potatoes and yams grow luxurantly
wherever planted We have now seriously turned our
attention TO cultvating the soil On that depends tho
future Of British Honduras.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

bar.sy. The market for State and Western -four was
inactive Prices for inferior grades continued heavy,
while prime qualities held with considerable firm
ness at previojs pnces No decided change was appa
rent in prices for any description The sales were
about 5000 bblsL, at our subjoned quotations
Southern continued quiet, but prices were nomi-
nally unchanged, though common grades had q de-
clining tendency; the sales were about ooo pols
Canadian flour was neglected and prices, though
not ouotably lower were nominally shade in buyers
favor particularly Tor grades for which there
was scarely any demand The sales comprised $50 bbs.
RIVE aour was dun and nominal quotations No
sales Of Importance made. Corn meal was in mod.
crate demand but the market continued somewhat
heavy The only sales we heard Of about 500 bbs
Brandywine and 800 do jersey mainly at our quota
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
Action Against the Broadway and se-
venth Avenue Railroad Company.
CHILD RUN OVER AND LEO AhPUTArED

Before Judge Mason
MARCH 15.-Laprence Burse he Broadooy and
Ssvenh Ausnuc Railroad Compdny.-Plaintir in this
action the father OF child six years old who ON the
Sd OF May, 1865 was over by of the above
mentioned line receiving injuries which caused the loss
of leg The facts in the case, appear in the com.
plant, are as folows:-The child while at play in
Thompson street, dropped little wheel with which he
was playing and while STOPPING IN recover was knocked
down by the railroad CIR. Cupabo negligence was
claimed on the part OF the driver OF the car
Mr.. Miller appeared for plaintiff, and Ex.Recorder
Smith for the defendants.
Several witnesses examined onboth sides, contra
dicory statements being given 10 th occurrence.
Mr. Burke sues for injuries In the luss OF the
services Of his son. The jury will brig 10 verdic this
morning. ..4..:..
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

Tho wheat market without special change. Prices,
II anything, were shade better for prime sound; but
the market closed quiet and decided Improvement
was noticeable. The sales were about 80 900 bushels
mainly at 81 90 for old Milwaukee club So IS for white
Genesee 81 80 So 81 tor amber State 81 rs for primo
Canadian white and 81 70 81 "a for No. Milwaukee
per bushel closing firm at the improvement The sales
were about go QUO bushels mainly at lie 75c for un
sound and 75c 78c for sound mixed Western In store
and delivered. The transactions in oats continued
moderate, and the market ruled dull and heavy
with small sales at 35c &c. for unsound and 53c 56c
for sound Western, 54kc 55c. for State Soc SIC
for Jersey and 64c. for Canada Rye inactive and
nominal, with few email sales Western at 78c, and
state at o3c Nat continued dull and prices heavy
Barley in steady fair demand previous full prices
with further sales Of about 900 bushels mainly Canada
West at 81 Is.
CoTroN.-Tbe market ruled dull and heavy, and mid
ding closed nomnay lc. Off The sales were about
Q ZOO baes mainly nj the following prices-
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Ma sale OF some two thousand bales OF government
cotton held IN this city yesterday under the direction OF
the United States cotton agent some Mobile, New Or.
leans Savannah and Nashville staple was disposed Of
The demand was active although there was deprceia
ton Of about two cents pound as compared with the
prices the "a ns and the rates were equa 70
those Of the market In month the fail hasoeen not
far from average OF seven cents peund me ioow
inc Il a statement OF the sales Of Mobile cotton made yes
tcr,iay compared with those Of the "a Oh harch'--
Qudwtsty and QSoay . x,..,s
~ strictly middiing. ..&3kc. q &c. s2hc
IFS low mddlng... .S0Ac sohc ,oD.
900 good ordinary. ..3ghc 49, "''Ae'
80 ordinary. .......... Ssc- 49,
low ordinary. .3oAc sro ,.,>.
1876 picklngs.... ..lyc. ezic aSs. aSs as.ae
l.Ool rebaied cotton. .3shc ooSc 80 a. A.
Tho New Orleans cotton sold ~ foows:-l pale strey
ruddIipg s2c bales low middling s0c IL bales 80
ordinary 9sc IL bales ordinary, 36kc bale low o'"
narv 3oc % bsles rebalcd, s5c. . 36h ,.v.~.
The savannah cotton sold In qusntues y ,v sa,,
ana for the prices annered:2 bales strcuy meu.s'
Ale 80 balcs ow middlng, soc 30 bales 5000 oru'nsy
ssx; rs bales ordinary 3Ic. = bales low ofdhAiS'
' The Nsshslls staple broush. the following rates
baies strictly middlins ~ Nc - bales low miaalns
sexc is bales good ordinary 81 kc "a bales oruuny
axe bales low ordinary, &c % esss re'A'e''
S. sea Island quality wS sold at compArstIvely od %d
asure sIs bal-s nrst qualify, 81 To- 12s psies rs1
quaLty soo 10 baiss third qualify, IVA y ~"
nAAsA eeA beAa ttbaled ~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

.1es.--s TnumpAY March 10 p "
Asurs-Recslp.s, none The marte, was wNou, no.
tlceabe change in any recpect
Bsx.psruvrs -Reccipta sisI bbls nouf 1000 and
le4a bags corn meal 200 bushels sssa. Saso q corn,
asos d. po,s 90 n ne Asoe ~ nAai 10 n
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales Of real estate were MADE yesterday
at the Exchange Salesrooms, Ill Broadway Tue attend
ance was as large rs the previous day though from
the fact OF four going at the one tme the en-
tbusiasm was somewhat abated Notwithstanding the
consequent confusion the property, as will be seen,
brought good price.
by MULLER, WILKINS AND co.
story brick house and lot, 103 W. 2si 800
D b5th at l75 IL. w.. Sth av., ea. 2.0UO
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RESTAURANTA.

Stevens House, will be glad meet his former patrons
Al the Washington Restaurant 80 Broadway which has
been newly tted up, which inends 10 conduct in
manner deserving OF their patronage.
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BILLIARDS, sc.

HwhsALB CHEAP-rwo BILLIARD TABLES. FULL
srookiyn. - s"1 ''ue' - "o 'iA'oush avenue
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

COTTON DENTAL AssocIATIoN.-'-ro DIR. COTTON
Ia due the credit OF rcvving the this
agent Nitrous oxde IA the practice OF dentistry
from Dr carnochan. That administer the gas In tho
iesson VIII testify Onces 10 and 30 Cooper Institute
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL.
A GOOD YOUNG MAN-ANxtOUs TO Rr MAp
* RED Please and obge. U, G. zeno Herald oaIce "a"
A foVN0 WIDOW PROM THB SOUTH. oEyrrFT,
nna syn.n, would IKE the acquaintance Of wealthy
gsnuemAn matrimonially inclined Address st.,on ~
EXPRESSES.
A BURNnAMS FURNITURE MOVING RsTApI.Tsp.
mcns Ils west Eleventh street. near ssth avenue ~
H.so'fsss esesS ed shAspsd. yuraltySs ssorsl.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

TAY COOKE CO..
In connection with houses in Philadelphia and Wash
ington we this open Office at No. Nassau street,
corner of Wall street, in this city
Mr. EDWARD DODGE late Of Clark, Dodge Co.. New
York: Mr. H. G. FAHNESTOCK of our Washington house,
and Mr. PITT COOKE Of Sandusky, Ohio will be resident
partners. .
shall give particular attention 10 the purchase and sale
OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES and to orders for pur.
chase and sale Of STOCKS BONDS and GOLD.
JAY COOKE co.
Nrv Yong March l. 1874
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COUTHERN BANK NOTES.
- SOUTHERN SECURITIES
WANTED. BY
LAWRENCE BROTHERS CO..
BANKERS 16 WALL STREET, NJ Y.

COUTHERN RAILROAD. CITY AND STATE BONDS
- Coupons Alabama Georgia and South Carolina Bsn
Notes purchased by CHARLES PARSONS CO., ls Ex.
chang
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
FINANCIAL.


A SOUTHERN SECURITIES wANTED.-MEMpHIs
"A. and Ohio Railroad bonds; Florida Railroad freeind
bonds; Florida Atlantic and Gulf Central Rarpad bonds
by KENDRlCK THOMAS, Ne. ~ Exchange place
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

CoUTHERN BANK NOTES wANTED-BY EDWIN O.
= BELL 40 and AZ Broadway
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
THE LECTURE SEASON,

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FoR GENTIEMEy
only at the New York Museum Of Anatomy, 6ls Broad
way Parties unable " attend these lectures have
forwarded on receipt OF ten cents by addressing Secretary
New York Museum Of Anatomy
, 1866-05-23
Sper1nnt0rrfletr. -

Hartak been cnFed OF SpesnxtofEhe1 oy celebrated
phFacian hn obtained hts mefhaA Of t1eA3uent DE-
M 10 send sufferers from sefsb4he the eata bT
hlCh they cau be pefmantntlJ cured. All commani.
cAiioIs con1daptal. adircsl W1lh stamp H.a. STAN
Lex, T. o. Drawer &fs3S. EhtcaEo, lii. eAs
, 1866-05-23
MARINE LIST,
PORT UR CHICAGO.


ARRIVED. May q.
stmr IS ssa Bird: s5eI1enry, Ms9|towoc: suadrtes,
IT. sosa+es fsao's'
Sss ssas asss1t4a Ba:o ssnds
EsTE :teat VEST III afshaT Buffalo. Cog ton. coal.
s s III &c. a. wood from
schr i; !: nessF. Horton. BAY City, 1870 n luinber.
sehr Esrt1se esnian. ua1s os~eso 10 IN lumber ftop,
ssss $.. Ssnfs .; s. se,sGs X T.. e. tss
sehr Gga,h1a Gqraen: daorp @ On g.; Joseph, so uu
schr ESfieS: wi f s@s, so aeae9lacs Gs i lumber
sehf Sionsy Creek QEens, Sioney Creek. as N lu1-
sehr Ge.trade iachardion, Charlottesville, 80 fee:
schr I5slsS K1eed. paegs. Grand nre. s. lanbes'
49, 81 eoros Wood.
sehi chafisy ca i wood
nF II S5fsS E S. .eos Voo
sssf ssf az4 e. be ss s wood
schr Grand. Miller. otwego, sen N lumber tfom
soop Gnica. wilson St. Joseph. loa bu potatoes b1s
ecow Granger, Reid. Wnkinsons P,er. = eds wood.
seoS isowena. 81 leislr; White IKE ID lumber, IS
scov Mssaa saesaf bfaeR, Fza~ss, Vile 1ske. 6
sehr 'aids cna's s. tiRsRg5 'Re;ssgs5 ;, ,unee
gEoR EagsSs MetiTsseE: gods5tsa ssa auna,is'.
tiop MoisEt: Gibson, pedsie, si.as 81 osts.
Prop 1Itawa. Palmer Grahd uaEtn. tunnFtea-
ans T. c. L DICE, R1ha1o, Zoo br corn.
Bark Champion. ku1nmsge, Dn1alo. Sl,Sa5 bn corn.
HaFk Alice, burke. i;1Halo. y. - bu corn.
schr Remls, 6tcwart, EuIalos a.o0o bn corr.
Schr AlheniAu, Haruenbu1xh, Enalo u. .l3o bu corr
schr aJtpttng, jones. b. Joseph, pkEa groceries.
- urls szlt.
Echr Il hfee Bells, jacobs. Aenomiuee. Is pkEs Ero-
schr Sunnyttde, Chase. RuaAln. Il. 40 bu o.ts.
schF Jrs.,s Anderson Aefieadinz. oswego, s,@sS bu
schl Esr1 Parker. Fecke1, Rua1o. g oao bu corn..
Nark Exe tlfio5. Gilbert h91i.lo; ?tn9 II en eoIa-
Trrl Ntitland, Mckay, Port Eobouyne, $50 bu corn.
9chF Oak Leaf, Morrison. Buffalo, L. 500 ba cozu4
, 1866-05-23
Gitp Notices


DR. PU>ALo For Pnlt 4 10
I uRa1ys on sourH WILLS. Kt5TYAN 30.
Rem, 2Ct:Tu La saLLH \. . WARRINGTON
STEHTS AND MtCHIG N AYESCK
pvTIcR OF rHI RcAR or rrstf1 "nE@.t
S+s1et rr,posA1s will be sreet@et bl aht Rsard Of
eaec wo1s. .t shetr o:es n3 II 4 n Ta1s.d, Z. K
Bosfu To-. tho II Ing Of snco stncn rtpe dfaiss o.
souEh Wells turrt. nua VA I>nsca 10 Taylor; 90
EAsL Faa burtn ttuEh State a-retx % Ac11sa' ASe-
Eoe o. South LASAa, tFcsn Madison "a I4eE7od On
Was: tnetoo. freU StAteto ehtEa1 Avenue: oa Men
Is nart bern tEterrd. or sh.'f b. ordered, or INT
Con. ncu eli. A-d whIcn shaI1 tor ta1d ~ Iae
ounryt ct the of1 Gu SAID srev and Arenue acoro
iag to ntanA aEA spec.tcatfo ~" as s1td u1ce.
aes41 m ss,e re sIss g:r foot ts sas dss!s: -
escn each-b.sin III .sstsa ae';a. eo5apleto Ei:a
double :tsch cnvers. The *osf % y 6oue aecorf.
irg 10 the EeueraI regulation e+saHtished ~ The
Foaso, and 10 approval OF IT. tot Gers ent IA
WeEs. ka.t |-n Rureu. South Lasalle aad Washing
ton streets. ard AicsiE.n ar-nne aod tae so1[a WI
aHEa thr tf.Ius the four atreets And oLe 4Ssoue
TO nnt TAEtT Elnre according 70 kae olas fecste
Propvs4l@ must b. addrt.4 4 u tn Botso o! tanle
Morts, enfersea Ptoposs! tnr nt3tasm m % sostn
s;re*t Michigan asen1e. aua he accompanied Wiz
the n.uai sd bond with sufcses. to oe approved nJ
Tno Hoard .eserve the right to re!ecs any bid OF tn
G. to rect I'll nide and pronosal viii be seceotd
un- Is the farty snall give osideaco sst!s
IL TORY to the Board that he has soe aecrsssry ski
e~nfrepce On. rFy a-d ability for doing toe Is
Trustworthy, md has sufficient =c9IlstE rssonIces-
FRED. LErZ-
O. J, ROSE,
mvr1.eaol1ts Board OF Puhllc Work&.
, 1866-05-23

~AN@-* F-AA<szN -
Two wccH ago a souge-a named Is city aad
ob1&ined enuloyn,~at in R,char..". - -at
shpp, Nos. q ID a A,ch-a sueea -, ,sansn, ms,
vel until 1'ogaa! neh5 a csi1y % oat iii, purposs
10 onr1 S1ate 7as mr., .so hore hs h.a ri.
s;ssI aIes Ct ,an S Ee19n vi: se IT,
sss, ,uf flounc No II Michigau elreet. ens "
m -scping room Of one bsHaolone" casenauEa.
4 ,Sst 'oo. sa'9 e ne4s ..adsd H.
81 ihe ioppdry. Monu.iue tie an1u.l k-lIs te: 81
CHATTER q 1s hofscs hoofr ar.lnsl iar stoae psve
ent o. West Eiczic street ar,.ac7ed he o!
Odacer Kchney. OF The Second Precinct lhat ofheiA
s.eolita1y horrc1nnn'' 10 hall and give him The
eounnreien. 1'ne '"toha,y" individual Jump
cd trom The hor~e'a bsck sud -. raf,ea @ 10 sa2 sa9
blockr On lhe road 10 the station be cnaeaso.sd
to cecapc ffou the officer by "thcadlns" his coat,
but hctnp to.lcd he atrnck the officer . trtnenoa.
on. blow be.weeo Inc vses, szd saen dastsd awas;
Mr. heuney however. recovered fo1, the sho:S aad
ravr chaee. FINDING that there wat possihllsty
fcrolyeF snd cred 1vo .ho.s. whIch had the desired
effect. The desperate fellow WAS then secured ana
conducted to tne S.a'ion. subsequently me nnsse
MI Cavanaueh'e property ~as found slowed an =.
Kelly wa4 yesterday astcsno u taken before tae
Police Court for exhmaa1 Ion: Mane N N
1hc f1ocl he told the npyi-tEate that 1herc WEtc
fhsnc ether Young mcp enyasca w1h him in the rob-
hcry. lie could remember ONLY the name OF one.
John McDan1u that .nsisiounl Ans nj once sen: tos
Tbe examination Of both Was then eoQt1nued nnfi!
to-day. kcny wss committed N defauSt o3 fi.a8
bail and Dan1fn was nclu 10 ball IN the SUM Of sso
pp1cz or GAs.-Frozu report presented TO the
Select and Common Councils Of ph1ladclphsa, M
der date Of March lBih. 1856, we mike ine HOLLOW
ting e1racte, showing The p1ice Of gas N Ire ctes
named:
"Thrprsh tho Chief Encsncc:. We have been in
th% foftDr-fnR ciflHN