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The Provision market Was very Qulet to-day,
hut values were notoinaI1y unchanged. There
Was nothing doing in Mtss Pork, 1longh VIC rc.
rot talcs OF e00 brls at $500 sold last evening
In Bulk Meats ne hear OF TO movement Shout.
dcEs arc nominal at lie. Lard wse dull With sa.cs
Of 70 tres kc.tled At 11ttc-
Whiskcy was dull and nominal At e 81 for free
and CSC for bonded.
1t Is understood that Otlo 1iarsuns, the present
United States Inspector OF F1fchwnca for mis- city,
has been aecopitated by The 1'vcsi1cnt-to take
elect on the 18th. The new uppontee in Mr
Aa,bcr. formerly OF the finn Of Barber g. Brown.
This change has Created considerable excitement
IN whtske5 circles, and meets with no approval.
The present incumbent 1,8s always given complete
satisfaction 10 those who arc Interested IN the
szatc, and no reason ta assigned for The removal
except On political grounde
lhcfe was moderately active demand for
Flour and the market exhibited more strength
but there was no quotablc improvement In prices,
We Eoie sales Of s,1po hs1s. al si3.0oD1s,oo 10,
White Winters ;<i1.5oG e-2s for Rcd Winters
S'oSeGz12s5 for Spring Extras. and ss5GL 10 for
Spring supefdnes. Rse Flonr sold al sd'5 sud
Canadh Oatmeal at <s-a5.
"htat "ns taitly active At IN adyance OF 1I3c
on No. I, aud s@3c on No. . Spring. Red Winter
was more active at improved prices The ttansac.
tions aggregate 1ss, l0d bn at $..J6e.5S fur Kcd
Ly sample; f.. 50 for No. and san for No. :
He'd: $I.llmHsla LOT NO. ! Spring; $t.9 for Il.
l.; Si.79.s1l 10 for A.. D. i Co.; S1.u11.19 for
Central, and Il 1866 G9 for Y. s. No. aud s1is
G1.:8 10. Rejected in storc-c1ostng At - le.s@
IL Tor No. l; x1.70!i for A., D. l. Co., and 81 %
G11.G9 for N. S. No. Spring.
Owing TO the decline in ftctghss. the Corn mar
Let exhibited more rjtslty. and IN increased
amount OF lusincss was done at an advance Of
A@nr. The sales foot up rs 0yu bu al GaG303Lc
fos No. 1; 6lA@s1ac for No. 2, and 5sc ior Re-
tccsed In store; &C GIr yellow; 63.ac Tor No. l..
and ahc for No. n1oat- The market closed
with buyers OF No. III store at e!Ac ard sellers
atl3c.
Oats were quite active and fbe market improved
1e11nr viii ealcs OF 1:3 zoo bu al r6sc for
No. in s.otc; :5ic for No. adoat, an1. NC for
the same free on board.
| Rye opened strong. and an adray'ee Of nc on
No. ! and 1Gac on No. 2 was obtained, but toT.
, 1866-10-12

trrs on our lake that the light Gu this pier could
hardly be distinguished fFon The many lights up
the river and on the railrond and coal piers To
tie end sbat the Cause of the cunp1aiats might be
removed. afEossible, Cartaln Kennedy, the hsrbor
master, circulated \ petition among those intcr-
ehacd. witch petition WEE laid before Colonel W
+. 'Rayuplds, Lighthouse Engineer, who returned
the following answer:
OFFICE Llouy-HoCsE Exa1xErn,
octoter 5, 1865.
John +. Kennedy. Ha1bor.master, Cleveland, O.:1
SIR: have received yours, with petition for
Change Of light on the pfrrs at .C1cye1aud: aud
Would say that cannot make the change without
anlhorlty jIom the Lighthouse Board. win 6aY
that The necessity. for the clange occurred 10 me
Neto.a !eeetytng The petition. and l had rccom-
mended II ln my report, which Will be sent to The
Board in few days. Very respectfully.
Dteret coloue1 and Light house Engineer.
FLfsTL SAIKs-The following transactions
bare been placed on record since opr Last report
Edward Fireman, OF Delrnlt 20 1lba F1ccmaa,
or the eame place, one-1af scos Union los ECO.
Wm: Willard aud Jas. Mercer, Of Ontonasou. to
!oln nMtch,ngs, OF Dessols, The steamer sensea
Geo. a. Ma1sh aud E. L. Marsh, Of sanausky,
Ohio. 70 J. Baker, Of Detroit The tug Gencrai
j. /, Baker to E. c. Adams, Of nct:o,t, ouc-
ti1h os thc tug General Burnside for ta,000.-
, 1866-10-12
Argat.

ESTATE OF ARTHUR NEGLADE,
IL UECEASEn.-PuhlIc notice is her ehy given to ali
peFtt hay1ng eain,s and demands sE.1.t he ststs
aad % ae a of toe
Court House in the CITY o Chicago on the thr1 Mon
a'5 s''sn'<7 A. ;S 81 e. =: ;sssef
Chicago, Sept 3, ls6S. Rip
w HEREAS, Samuel ]. Walker, Of the
W city oi Costnetdn. Stale Of Kentucky, by his
ana 1seornei ii lie Hecordefs Oee q i6e County q
Cook 2nd State Of tllipaft> In Book of MorEaEe II
sa st III as Il pafs
tn * al ID toxnsnp thir1ysehr &l nofrh o. r.EFe
seT,te ~ olioEs: co1uenctas =; the northeast cor.
ner Of the uofhsast quarter ct ea6 section II -
fucc sout along the rakt LEE OF saiH quarter eeeton
raid quarter Eeesoa; the1ct ret along SAD sootn ne
nf'y go rods; thcHct north ~ lne "a altl with the
al !.ds to ssc uosta ilne q sad aeater setan
thtee cast alon: sad north !ae 70 the race Or s1-
n!ne-eontai tuC ta} ac!vs sal mo:tEaSe deed hav.
he payment Of lhEee certain pronssosy notes q s.ne
date st1d mo7tgace deed. for ihc sum ct twenty.
ss a6a III = IL ise q ~
thres yeafs, ;Itsr<ctveiy. non estt.
1sid note due IN oae xeat from aszc 10 w!t the IL,
day of NAY, 1s6s; ihercfore, notice = herebT HvEl
@ Sna 70 y TnS 9e q rs e I'LL Z 81 q =
said psoH!kAory potes naE due Aae pAyEtlt tosesaei
win he iat*rest thereon, and Il at by E5sc ASen,
puhiic ant1ion. 1t te Court House coo-. ID the an
EhicaSo County OF Cook for The purpose OF paving al
,sa q ga g.. Frosss1y no:es ana Il a ~ os
u aa'.a .aid ID asy J. PnEDE Il q. WEISS, MosfxaIes
yslpspsEe1
, 1866-10-12
JEWISH ENTERPRISES IN CHI.
EAEO.

IT,, .x,ert or the Jewish c,enen, IN ,h,s III,
andtas efforts which arc leins made by many of
i?'"'c'dine 1sFaeles to advance IT. moral and In
,',ani s.a'us and ne unity offeel,ng md ae
ils ss,sunE arc PROBABLY not generally known
a1''c fhcfc holding other beliefs. eccsci order,
,ft.%sre Of the Coycpant..' hns bccn orranTzed.
IN already nnnhere ,,,oI,t ,oro. 1oc,tnJ r., a.,
nreI:ncrt ti,irs ~ III inio, 49,, f,.tnn ~ ~ -,
:, EIhuct.ro TWo nr thnm a1;a. r. th;s LII.
~, in III, sou,l, .nd nnn IN ~ t.., 'ssi,y;'
IN rt,n,lcr in The n~rrrrn.r a;,out fwn i,nndrn1
,ur,,,cr. 4 In ors s,,nrs - s,.,.t H. f,,fo,s,
vWsiu1SE: VIZ '"o'n ~ e'l''o'' luz '''''"'''''
sir.f' tiI mr., ,rc t,o,bcr. ann. nf o,c f.oa
,,tt viii isc sarnr inaIirn,ii" .irhts 'ae 'ou'
fcoud. Whilr natoms an,! assnr;nsson. ,nn,t
3,.osrrrci j,r ,ar ~ ,nr.,nat;on ~ ni,."i"is
;n.sc. ihr .ae,si III icls,lons % .mons 1niSiJuas. m .
sf,,ll h. rrcnI,tnd ~ III. ,lirats ~ i"."'
Iir,1. tnsti,v md ;pii,shirnmrn, atc IN s,s;.r,
,thuu,xuisy, thc chocctt t;a at lore: tt,c Ss,,ls
uIic Covenant m: rs1.ceinlis cl,artci with sils
,.sec ~ H.. ra,,,nr M H., .s. ill.,, ~ III
4t:ts VI '"' '''''e' ""3 '"' "'D"S''e " 'e
'E,",t,, TIN orc,, ;,..rc..s or brr,,,,,,v m.
b., NJ c1nns1 1,y ti,r coml,lnri ra,,rts at a.so-
t.fa 4,tl;inn,hr5nf.,s oui n1n,ectaI nrain.f aj3
1,i,n1 intcrtsf"ree Of opi,oaci,ts Sy wise meas.
~. H." js;';nn 1pif c,,r,,x,3n,- t1ortrjsca Of
, 1866-10-12
ExTE:S SION or EAIsE Eo1RS
SE1fEET.
Statistics of The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
value OF Property.

The extension cf Dearborn s.rcct In sou.herly
direttie0, from Its present terminus to Jackson
ftrect seems to be In the way of an carly accom-.
plishtuEt. The Coumon Council provided Tor
this Improvement j5 an ordnance pasecd Jt.uc
sIh last. ard the assessment rolls are now com
r1ctcd: 1her will probably be laid before tie
municipal! authorities II their next meeting. when
corfirnstior VIII he asked.
Ihr cast Of opening the street Is estimated at
f1ss,01s the clearance OF property to be mado
from th sou,h side Of Monroe u TIC north sirf. NJ
Jacksot street. For the properly to he taken
1hcrc It showed. for land, $l4nOO: Tor JcaschoId
lntcrcss. $syU; for buildings, So G!5, and iur
ncccssg5 cosls 1000 naktn:. i total cost 0f
$!.!.ms The street viii he orened 10 the With
Of cjghy feet and for that front OF ground the al
IoW.anc per foot is as follows: On The south side
Ut Moisoc street, per front foot, SaN; on the
NORTH ade Of Adsns, fa75 per front f,o,; on the
Sonth tilc or Adams, s175 per front f1sl; on tho
north ,!ae o. Quincy, xlss per froat foot, on the
south s,dc Of quincy. $lu0 per front foot; on tlc
noE,h .ide q 3ackson, $l7s rcr front foot.
Iiets .cssnert 10 meet thts expenditure covers
MI lot. between The river a!sd Twelfth street. and
bcswcG STATE and Clark strrrrs. excepting ench
lots atfront Oh Stale and cars streets. The pAst
OF 1heia4 to be rascd nortit Of N1nroc street is
Sn.5tst1 between slonsoc and jackson stteete,
$11.,..l.67, and between JACKSON and Twelfth
street, ii, ;HG.3s. All the buildings upon the
rroperr 10 be vacated Will BECOME the prope1tv
s the ety to be sold for tho benefit Of The asscss-
mrut. he proceeds Of the sale to be distributed
1:3o 7tC among the assessed.
, 1866-10-12

ards The eIrsc ihr Improvement wa- r,lir,1y lost,
We note eacs d. SIC inr NJ. l. and 1i5t,>t1c for
M: III sinrc-elosirG with buyers at 5ac u. No.
md &c for No. =.
There was good shipping demand for barley,
and the market was sscady With sales nj G7Gp6.c
for No. aud a6Gcisc for Rejected in store. Sam
pie lots were Inactive.
Lake Frefghts were dull and &c lower, With en-.
gaEcments at 13.fc for Corn 10 Buffalo; &c for
Wheat to oavc:o, aud 153ic for Rye to Kingston.
1nlIow wns quiet bui asm at tl.tG21sc for Conn-
tr5 and H. GE1asic for City.
Seeds were dull, with light transactions In Tim
oths at q. .s5Gaa.0, VIC heard Of no movement
in Flax OF Glover.
Salt was steady and ns1n. With sales Of t,00obsls
fine Domestic al SANS delivered.
Owing 10 tho advance il told, there was
stronger feeling tn the Grocery market, and We
note an advance Of hc on Rio Coffee, and tc on
sngass. syTupa werc nrmer, but without any
change in valncs. Teas were strong.
Tinnere' Stock was higher. Tin r}ate was boc
higher, with the probability Of an additional ad-
vance Of Ste, should Gold keep its present posi-
ton. Pig and Bar Tin was &c higher. Iron and
Nails were In good request and dsEa.
Wool was dull aud depressed, and ne note a
decline of fully 1c per n. There were no uansac-
irons reported.
Lumber cargocs were dali and depressed, ow.
Ing 10 thc scarcity Of dock room and canal boats,
AHu We HCtS q UtC1lAG u lWlHkE4-uV HE@ luuu40&l4
ShiDs1cs were dull and dragging.
The following dispatches were read on Change
tu-Cay-
BUFFALO, October II,
Market generally anl1: buyers eand sellers .of
No. wheat npatt ~ $l.E@ ~. Corn SC Tor So.
2a'f E F%sais & s. con com e s s
bu; oata, GQ, 0VU bu.
NV YpEE, October II.
Flour etatsc better. Western extras *S.J0l1
1l.1u Whcat stronger. prices nominal, Com
firm nt 4a1hc and quiet Oats better and salabt*
al SIC! 1sc. Pork firm with good Inquiry, <g} 70.
Lard finn and quiet al 1ae. Whlskey steady.
Gold, 152E.
LATEIs.
Flour and corn quiet. Wheat aad oats Gssa,y
held. ltoy1sions unchanged.
LATER,
In the afternoon, there was moderate jn3nlry
for Corn. and the market was s1,adc stronger,
with Eu1cs Of No. tn storc at e15"c-closing
ttiU At tho outside figure for fnc*h receipts.
Wheat was arn,, With Falcs OF 5000 ',a NJ.
Spring at sa,la. In other grafus thcrr was nothing
dolue. Provisions were Inactive.
, 1866-10-12
A Bralken flnWu System.

There is tlseaae to which the doctsrs give manT
names. t,Hs which fe~ taeu uneFstand II ts sim.
n1r WeakntSs-a breaking down Of the Vital furc5.
Whatever It's land they inaulneFabe), II.
kJptons are In the main the satuc- Among the Eoas
rronaent are extreme lassirdc loss q appetite los
stomach Cough are pis< frequently concnmmtsnt4
of this distressing state OF hody and mind. Tho co.
i. that tnsy Mc eonsamn,iye SeE. what these naior.
certainly dawn succeeds daTkpess TINY can recape-
rate thsfr Jste and regain perfect health b. resort
Ing TO Qostetteta Celebrated stomach Dl:t1.s II Il
cea5 th.s rosislns nnc Is required 10 sreh c.ses
~ that the dying nane OF N empty l3np r4ires to
b resiyed With new supply OF ell. Perfectly pnre
and contxbtuE nothing hut the lsi Eeafa1
vegetable e1tracA and conhlnfay the lhrec grand ee
1ne1ts of stnmachle e1d Alternative aad genial H.
yieosant- Hostetters' bters src suitable 70 ~ con-
stiutlons md are ~ applicable 70 the diseases aad
disabilities OF The febcr se1 a 70 those Of mcn-
DIR. BlEefow,
HxyiuE the confidence OF the public Aud sht medic II
culty at large Il The runst reliable physician In the
city for chrnnc nervous Ard sexual diseases. Call at
his oidee. 100 Mouth Ct1rksE, corner OF Monroe.
Kooms separate Coasultston free. F. o. Box IL /.
s gqtds to health. published ontaly. aaat tsee u
any address,,
, 1866-10-12
The stampede nj ISs.x1. Medical Col
CHICAGO, III October II. 15iG,

CHICAGO, III October II. 13G.
Editors Ttihrne:
=. IN behalf OF The remaining students OF Rush
Medical College, a brief rehearsal of the sccnfs
eE2etcd at the College building on the afternoon.
OF ofyctterday. and further action lhts day l. due
Ia the public
1t Is true tha! panic stricken. the students did
hastily adjon1n I !. IL also true .hst Ill.,, !. "as
forty, bnt no aprcale or argn,ne:ss could cheek N
aippauI ones stood mp With trrmblins kncea and
fatts1inc voice crying oa. in aeony, 1--WE arc not
frightened, We arc perfectly cool"
4. meeting of those whose courage was
o'cIosk q. m., rc.ol1slons dcpiorlng tho
desth Of Professor D: NEainaFl wero adopted, and
strong Discrimination to remain at,betr post, as
members Of the medical fraternity ought always
to do, in eplso orpanics, cr!dcmics, Or Other ln1
ences. We stand ready 70 DO our duty, and pro-
roRt to rtand BY the Faculty fn their present dl-
sulties, and srs ready and ,sllltns g sisa sssst
eNscnds. TO al, VIC say. stand fl,rn assuring ron
that many OF Hush medical students, comprising
already many good physicians, wilt share the CUM
mon peril of'he City. dsmly belle, Ing that there is
no cause for panic, and That all Will be well In
short time. STUDENT In behalf of MANY
, 1866-10-12

fE
s.'.un 's iosaaeu on INC eoFnet u "cils
~ t".s -!et ~ on sfonnos which bclon;s 10 the
'''''I's echoo!s' 1Ae buildings, which are owned
md r,,>t tnrr- ,irc ,iera n more sni,t.n,ii
@ o5 ee I Iee ~ A,o.e E"os,an.!a4
sts"ct'1cs. ioe one no" csenplea ~ cells for
1;.c contaiiiEg the nasn.= cells, was hullsf some
'1E'ee.'yfa-s ago Snb~e4 uently another story
VA aided linElnS IT tus:icicntly comnodions f''r
oldfnaTs H-c, 11t nof Otherwise well adapted
~ ~ rl:ro-e. Eash Of the cells in The two
buildings knyt ,osec unlocked separately, all ur-
t:t'scment which would every dlnscrols ln case
i'als- Nnuld quickl5 spread, aud fl wonld proba-
t,r be impossible 10 release lle prisoners In
i.uir- They should he arranged, as Is done In
'.;;.,.y .i1s,ilr Institutions 20 that all the bols
,,.u1d be drawn a. oAce
The number of p,iSoncrs in the Hrflcwe,, rcster,
Lus vas ia. and tic nyrsarr is nnnut iii T6a
;,-is is,ccnf Fix Yc,,crsi fcal;h a liz ,,,isnn.
~ !. ,,u,,1 ~ ~"~ f''-'
ru1y oue case Of cholera has occurred. T7tts
w=4 of mau Mo was out during liz day win
:y dis ase in thc streets. Inc Hridsvru ft.ef il
len; -curulously clean the ceiis. EiIchens anl II
utacr buildings scinc thoroughly washed cyerV
duy an, erlinklcd mith chlyeitie If xinr. Tfs
ir!l;,n.s are Mlitcwashed scyrra1 fimc. inr3no
Tie .ca.op, the lteds 1irnncnfiv ra1IIicS snd
LIZ b.ddir: washed. The only place whfc. ap-
whicn during 1Le wcrk il occupied as place III
so.tsr. 'ssr t,y the f.2lalc prisoners, nnmbrrius
as py 1hsvt I!sr IesnS so''sssa ts9a ~
may he in!eclcd with d,reasc, u hicn, In Ibis wav
Wi ,'srud ant u j., tie ,.r;snners.
Monla BE- @ Hsls lot s aata"ntes to examine
he .naur
The lnrr, averaging nbnut ninrlr. arc employed
81 breaking stone in . baidin: 10 The cnclota:e-
sn.'an5 1T kcrpiH. them from Tic uisu.def and
tteub.cs Ecilci.t IL lo,cncss-
, 1866-10-12

TORPDRATlDN NOTICE.
~ UyFtCK o. the ttoARD o. fTBLId WnEKA}
Cntc ADO. DclnhGI slh- 1&d.
NhercA1 The Common Council Of tho Eitf OF Chicago
hak Ordered that second astcsscns be made upon The
following nauel improvements. Tor the usan
which tie city failed TO obtain Judgments torislcy
special usec@sentA together with the Casts OF foceeI
tn.s eEs4!rlLE 10 strh tecond aStesSmtnt.- Siz..
Curling nns and psytns Caual ktrac:+ ffual Lake
street 10 Madison street. Amount to be ASSESSED,
$3.A5A,
CutbinE nlirg and nsvinc West Randolph strc from
Hals,ed ttrrt to West Water strret. Amount 10 bo
assessed s5,sta g. -
GradinE ana nlanking Ctnch PLACE 10 block Il orig
femaeadan!ztnG Canal street. from Adams tlrcet 70
Twelfth street. Amount tn he A.aeA.ad, $hSsb.
Said work to be done under the Auper1ntenaencc Of
The Hoatt Of Public Works. and that the several sums
n6oys namet Be assessed upon the real estate deemed
benerted by the several mprnI cfcats nrriert.
amended. In ench case make and provided.
Now. therefore, public notice hereby Z1yen tn al!
pefsons lnsGfesie thht the Commissioners Of the n0AsE
ofrnkc WORKS Will meet 1t Room No. Il In the Court
House, tn said CITY, on Monday. the 18th tay Of &c.
tobtE. A. .. 1sS i ne hour 81 tea o'clock M %
nsfsk am0una aboFe natlctI directed. ~
by the Common Council IN he 1ssessed the real
late deemed benefited by the said contemplated In,
pfeyeMentS. .-
J. G. GTNnELE.
FRED. LETT.
... q. j. ROSE.
Commissioners Of the Bard Of Pu1ltc Works
, 1866-10-12

we do not hcAF OF ahF M6vement IN local Sc
cnr1ties. The demand ie good, but there are few
or none ofIerfnr We orotc:
, 1866-10-12
FlNANCI4z AND C0MMKRCIAL,

1nr1snAE ErEN1s0, October II, 1876.
Most Of tic discount houses reported an In
crcased dtnand for money today, while with
others II was steady Currency was working a
shadc closer, owing to tic Increased demand from
tha cnuQtfy. Regular euHtorncEn lu guvl
standing nEd 10 diElcutty In obtaining accomlno-
dation at The usual rate--10 per cent On the
ttzcet good paper sells at 14E1tt per cent per
month, and second rate at IL per cent.
lu the forenoon tho Exchange market opened
tlfn* aud sales were made between banks nj 75
ccnts discount Later in thc dag there wns an In
creased amount oscrlng, and salcs wore made at
1-l0 discount, Tie market closed heavy With
Nero sellers than buyers ut this figure. Oycr tho
counter the rates were stcady at pur selling. and
Il discount buying. Du1a1o and Oswcgn drafts
were taken ut =: iisrount, md Cnnaan hills at "
off,
On thc Produce Exchange Flonr was moderately
nctiyc and arm. Wheat advanced 2G8sc. Com
was more active and I@.sc higher. Uats WE'RE
b,i4k NJ an advance OF 11,Mc. Rye opened
stranger bnt cloxcd wcnk and lower. Harley was
strady. Nhjekcy was dnll. Provisions wrrc
quiet. Lake Frcigl,ts declined !ic. Seeds sscre
dull. Dr0pcr1rs weso nrrn. EufIco advanced l;c.
Sugar was .sc hashor fur itaw and Kclncd. Tin
Plate was 60c Higher and Bar TIN ndyanccl e.
Wool was du1t and lc lower.
The gold market was excited, md at one time
an advance OF was obtained on yesterdays
rntrt, lhonEh, at the closc, there was rcactlun.
1hfe advance Is attributed, In innnrin clsclcr to
tic bull clique Who arc co5norIny tho "goll
toou." The range during the day wns.t5iGet53,;
-elosfnc nj l'isi. The following quotations were
n...1 Tt-t..
, 1866-10-12

TOEPORATI0N NOTICE,
~ OFflcE OF THE DoAnp or rrntln woExe,l
.-- EfftrA 90, Dctnbee Sth ISL
Whereas. tne Common Council of the C.tJ Of Chica
20 has ordered that hrcCad AaneAanentA nlnr upn
lhr following named improvements. tho nrta aastss.
ses o! ~ Improvements 10 oE1efss, sis
CuEbinE. all1ng, grading and pAnxng the alleys IN
nfotk !. Fort l>eathcsn Addition 10 ChtcAgO: the
amount or kAd stcnn turnt, Including The no
ccAsary costs Of prncrcs!tnCa, wtlf tT eg1.tt.
lfanE md pauk!nE Benton place. from State strcct
to WxtAsh aSennc: annnLt 10 he sssessta Including
e0stk Of pTuctt.tiu:k& $ti1,07.
f!!!inG. Ersdng anu panS,nc Couch place, between
FTtnE!n alc Market tfrrr amount to be assessed.
Including the ctAts or proceedings, flb.t1.
shid work 70 t~ done nnder thr superintendent OF
the Hoard Of Public Works. and that tho several aims
n7ngd ahnrc e aesc>seI Upon the real eatRtr deemed
heneftcd BY The several 3npr- orls~trt
corttnE ~ The Provisions uf The GtsAh Charter, ~
hnlendtxt. 1T sncn case mnde and provided.
tow. thereorr, public nttce "a hrrrhy given 70 all
r~FFors inftErtteh. That the Commissioner Of the
Board Of iattic Works will koon, No. l.. In
the Court House. II said city. Monday the 18th lsy
Of Ociolrr. L. D. is@ At the hour Of ten ociaes
to asscsa the amounts ahnve uaue dlr.cti as NJ
said. BY the Common Council 10 b. ns!s~ci On the
improvements ,
J. q. GISnET.E, y
FRED. I4EiZ
U, 5. ROSE,
Commissioners or tho Boara of Public Works.
, 1866-10-12
DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING
i NORTH BRANCH.
APpOVAVTON NOT}CE.

TORPoRAYION NOTICE -.
~ OfT1cf or TEE BotIo o. PEE1IC NSEKA'
Whereas, The Common Gounei1 of he city of Chles-
north line OF Nest Lake street to the south uue OF
Fourth street he E5aded and to
.h.t om ,ne est l!ae Ct K1s5sF
Avenue from the centre Of Twenty street 70 he
centre q Canal street e g.1ded and SPACE sxsnt
between Eaid points. covered with 3acadam to the
syc1age depth Of tteen tocheamouat to bt assessed
that North Wells street from the dock line Of ChIca
70 River to the eouth tine Of Ein1lc street excepting
the curb wsils, and pared with wooden BLOCK pare.
nent and hat an iron duct be constructed IN said
s,9Fssanuss Spa We'll s s :. e e North Water
that rasted ttreet from the south line Of harrison
1{aey sn!pd s d viz dod %
sno5a' to be assessed q s'ss: ;s5
that Hasted fleet from the crossing Of The Chlcsgo
Hurlcgto1 d Quincy Railroad the centre Ut ArcLer
.ess bs srssa and 70 be a'
said WORT % be done under the supertusendercc Of
he Heata q nblie VOL I'D TT .ae ssXss s9n5
eordnE TO he provisions ne Rerise Garter. as
Now. therefore. public notice = hereby Easea 70 ~
restocs interested. that re sm y IL '1 "
osf e f9ns WSrs g t,s ~ ty es. ssasy = s T.
teenth dsy of october a. b. ls It the houf Of len
o'clock n, 10 assess the amoanm @ r2oSe nsmsa N
atseed On tIe ses estate deemed benefited bJ the said
contemplated nopsoy es1ents. r. c,vnr,r
FRED. lEIZ-
O. J. ROSE,
csmniss.osezs Of the Board of Pabne WORKS.
, 1866-10-12

r ARGE SALE OF NEW AND DAM
i 4 AGED GDrENS31ESr PROPERTY.
QTFIcE OF AMT C11yIBISa ASp EaEHAGE-}
FoET LKAyKxEoKIIt. kAus2A@ Sepr, is 1864. {
will sell public auction ncacnclnr on Monday.
the "a dar Of October 1875, At this Dernt large lot
Of New Army Clothing, cons ns1stlnE - fbllox1.
$50 Black. Gier sod B1oEo AtnE 0sescoats.
sse9 pairs Mtttens. -.
lWti t-n Also, Il the kane time And place. large
lot Of Clothing and EQniragt consisting
in part fol1ex1: Hl3nketa, RlouseA, Bndao Over
SHOES CnfoE1n Coats kircAt GeAss, Tea~sers, Hats,
Jackets, Shirts. Axes Picks. shoTelk Spsdea Camp
CanteeEs. HAtez>aek1 Kn.psaekE. Great Cost*sEa1A,
&c. &c.
Sale to eoEnrsenee =, 1e o'clock H.. the "a day
Of October 1855 and continue until The property u dir
poetd OF.
Terms cash, IN Govtsrnent funds.
The sale IL over. ,..
81 order of Brevet Brix. Geu- J. 4. Potter. Depot
yB i. A. ALL1GOOD. Can't and Ms X
, 1866-10-12

1It tha!9Ft fHh!lnhK !IfNI, R1 tEleEH + E0tN It
Hnnt for ilt supply Ut tl hotag csnsnn"rA 1T very
tult rAseA. Tie rttriFtH are extraordinarily light hir
tss of Sales t LIN l,r3s ~ D. 1149.
1or Northwest extra fs,nI!y kt251el11 fir lennsyi
va..ln anl Ohio do do: ~ 5k l6s1 -: tany Ioa,
rurtng to quality lye 1Uur - held urMIy At $S.3.
frIets Of corn t!tnl AEe entirely nolNinA!.
, 1866-10-12

New York tsrorrry aJnrkrt -{]ct. u.
CorFxE-n'o: :M lrcn In very Enod demand, md tnl1
previous rates mr. realized the market eioat1a nr.
barr. cx l1a1ten, on ptlsa!o terms: nhrs k'ns4 nro
1s: @ sSn nsrs saesy 1srayFs IT "''"ea'io
ttaA.s- tiswn haze 'srn n fax trinand and arn an
hhcs 1t tGsliSc Tor Cnhs. aud 10 b1s Al llsliac,
lSc1ius1 41r 44cl Atul ktAAilf.
, 1866-10-12
TRANSFORMATION.
TO THE ROCKY MOUNT AIMS
AND
The Pacific States.
TIE
H0LLADAY OVERLAND MAL
AND
Express Company,


Having consolidated all the Overland Staxe Lines west
from tlc Missouri EtrcE, arc now sunnlnEa
, 1866-10-12

syFhlisAIeas Cure tbe only complete eradication Of
Syphilis. AL other private disc perfectly cured
Mci,c1ne can he h.d By addressing Dr. r.. Ofncn
spttd's Block. 195 Deatoornst, tr. O. Boz .:314),
, 1866-10-12
fs}tts1,uru1 I'll tfufkcf-&lcfntrr 10,

The market fenduti oil oE.nutS quiet mud dull,
thoneh nrirrs t"mh1n nonllnalfy unchanged. Sne Of
" rs. 81 "n beard rsss i,sre hat ~ !S staaar4
white, 10 1'e delivered III fLttadclpl4 tIrwcca
md tr 9Th Of s,robeT, at ls1c. lrime light to
Nllte, On tAs spot may i": Qanteh anmlnslly At 1!
oil Ii dull and H0h1inal ut J....c.