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The New York herald., 1866-07-31

C0YtH moderate demand prevailed for Rio, but
buyers unwilling 10 operate at the extreme prices
demanded, and we have no saes TO report Other do
scnpuons were held with nrmness at previous prices.
No sales heard OF.
FrKroHrs we're Inactive and rates lower gran
which wanted, but steady for cotton. The engage
20 liverpool, rs hhda tobacco at Ia Cd,
and 500 pos -four Is also per steamer 900 bales
cotton at nd. To London, IL 600 bushels corn at Sd
and 80, 600 bushels corn on steamers account.
MoL1ssEs.-No sales were heard OF outside the usual
business In jobbing lots 70 the trade Prices ~ere nom
naly unchanged.
N.yA. ,urpsn',n, was aSs, and SONS.
aud zoe TIC, with papers. kosin-Common was q
shade nrmsr 81 i2a Sslog generally demanded a, ,hs
200 do. pale at 80 81 So 200 do strained at 50 37
and 100 do Opaque at % TO- Tar and pitch were quiet
nj unchanged prices.
oms-x fair jobbng demand prevailed for lin.sed q,
unchanged prices, VIZ, 81 30 a 81 ST.
PKrsoLkun -fhe market more active, there being
good export demand, and advance of ic J.c per
gallon was established both crude and bonded the
former selling 70 the extent OF 1000 bbls AT 23c.
ard white At 4lc. Al &c, closing with tlhc. 42c
being generally asked and aokc s0c for prime light
straw 70 white also Soo obs standard white 70, Octo
bsr G tc buyess' option and 600 do. for September
PloyrIose e-Rscspt 800 bbls pork and iss packages
cut meats. The pork market opened duh and heavy,
bu, closed quite nrm with however bat little business
oossummasd, the sales being confined 70 200 bbls on
The spes At ssi 81 ssi e2 for nsw ness closing a.
81 5o eash. so for old do, and t27 a S2T 70 for
prime also 900 bbis mess for September a. ts2
buyers opsioa Beef unchanged N every respect;
kalrs UDts ~ tio " lof pthn ine~rs hnu
go so ga 70 for extra do Beef hams were dull
and estirey nomi nal Cut meats continued nrm, but
the business moderate bhe sales not exceeding 500
packages st Isc. Nc for hams and lac 1859. for
shoulders OF bsoon have sales Of importance 70
report The lard market ruled quiet but thers WAS
rshss nrmne@ noticeable sales 500 pbla Of 1sc
Okc Butter steady st 30c. . $50 for Western,
and 27c soc. for State Choose unchanged ~ O..
. lee, - 70 quality.
RIcs-Ths marks, was fairy active and considerably
hrmer The sales Saturday and 10 day. comprise 900
bags Rangoon for home consumption, opening at sAc
gold In bond, and closing with advancing tendency
~ 3hc, gold, IN bond, advance Of fully &c. per ID.
small los Il sEo . IoSc., csrrsney Carolina Was
quiet and nrm
sceAa Tho msrkst vss . tn1s easaer n anything,
though there quo,able change A. the coss the
market heavy, bssas Of iokc lie for fair Va
good refining Cuba Rs1nsd quist Standard hards
ieIc, and corss 40 Tue ssses Of rnv sugar "a
hhds Porto Rico At 1tko, 900 hbds strictly GOOD re-.
nnng at lie and $40 hhds = from 1890 f2c, 70
qualify. Aso AL bores Havana a from ekc ike
TALiow ruled dul and heavy with sals Of 90 900 he.
at l2c. l2hc. per VI.
wmssrr-Beceipss, T2s bb.a, was quiet and nominal
~ 81 10 81 2s for STATE and Western.
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
Third session-a,3O p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY July 30-6 7. ~
ASHES. rs.-Recepts IL bbs The market was dull and
prices, in the absence Of sales, nominaIly
changed.
BREA DsTrFFs Receipts, 1s o99 bbls -four, 900 do.
aNd 600 bags meal 800 bushels wheat 1870 do.
corn q 2ss do oats, 5000 do rye and 500 do malt
Tho demand for State and Western -four continued
moderate being wholly confined TO the most urgent
requirements Of the trade. Prices, however were
without material change, though the tendency
was downward the market CLOSING extremely quiet at
the subjoined quotations. at which 900 bbls dis.
posed or Southern -four duh and heavy, but prices
without noteworthy change sales 800 bbls small
lots OF Canada flour changed hands unchanged prices
Rye -four dull and nominal Corn meal decidedly
more active and lrmer the sales comprised 900 bbs
chiefly Marshs caloric at 81 IS - 9 and Brandy wine
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
AAcrHel Brave urTLf SNIP.

Prom ,hs annersd account Of = sail across the
ocean In shs seventeenth century. will be that
daring attempt of Captain Hudson Get seas
10 his liule boat i not without . PRECEDENT Captain
John smiths General Historic Of Virgins, New Engand
and the Summer lies London edition, 1929 Vol H. page
i3T has ths following
unvx nns n A so,r rvSs ovEs rHs sArsp
90 vas thai I'VE OF them, seeing By no ,hey
could get passage for England resolved 10 undergOe a
hazards but they would make escaps from such
vitade The chse mariner and plotsr of the busnessa
va Richard sanders, and bn confetcraics William
Goodwin . ship carpenter, Thomas HARRISON, a loyusr
james Barker, Gentleman, and Henry Pust These
pairing 70 the eoyernour and with pleasing nsinustons
told him II hss would allov them but Ia ngs necessary
they would build him . boat Of two three tunnes
With close decks should soe eshing all w-aiber2.
Tho Governour halle proud he hsd brought hk
good pssse he c0nossved 70 otter themselves 70
% necessary q vorke, Instantly with all willingness
furnished them vita al things they could desire and
many fsre promises ibcourass them 70 persortns
With all sHpsdition.
RAving made cholss of place most ~ from nolesis
ton thsJ forward with that expedition that In
shou time shs brought 70 rfecslon. ny this tms
the sip that brought the Governour being rce5yo a.
part, hss ssrds usy gage 70 zoe i'ea hn new boss
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

MAN or AcooxrIsHMxSrs TURNS RASCAL Further
Developments in relation 70 August Weyer whose arrest
for passing worthless check Mllikin Conway has
been noticed In the SUM- show him 70 be no speci
OF the confidence II has been as~erained that
he had fewer than six ases all OF them Of different
nntionaities and OF the most romantic sound, suoh
De Courcy. WallAsk Signor Marco Raoul Do villicrs
and Colonel a. Barnett When arrested and searched
pocketbook containing blank checks the Howard No
chanics and First National Banks Of this city list OF
boarding houses and lot OF crcuars signcd Chss De
vlllers for the establishment Of academy OF mnsc
and gymnastics Mt Cheshire, Conn, Was found
him. Tho accused admitted tho act charged against
him, and said II the nrst OF the kind he had
committed. II has been discovered. however. that
number of firms other cities have been sufferers from
his acts among them J. Riach Co, saddsrs Ai6 Sixth
avenue New York TO the amount of f227, and iPfsn
Co. PhaAelpha liquor dealers are losers to the sum of
5000 He is represented a Of pleasing address,
about forty years old Light hair and complexion, and
claims 70 be q Rusaan He 10 said 10 be excellent
hnguist and his capacities devoted proper pur
suits there 10 o doubt Of his beng able 70 succeed
He committed 70 fall by Justice 5hovaere for trial.
Bothmors Sssn, Jviv So
fThis De vilnss Is the gsntisnsn Of whom Colonel
Ellsworth learned tho famous Zouave drill and he
at ono time surgeon Of The Ellsworth zouaves
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

Too MucH RADICAL BosroS Among tho visitors
whom the summer has brought 10 Boston u Libcrian
family OF wealth and position proposing To travel
through America and expecting certainly TO nnd hos
p able welcome In Boston, nowhere else They travel
in luxurious STYLE accompanied by their servants scve
raj degrees backer than themselves They stopped here
at tho Marlborough Hotel recommended TO them as the
most liberal In the city But after a stay Of only
day they called on by the landlord and informed
that he could not permit them TO st at his public table
account OF the preudices Of his custonons He gen
erousy offered 10 send meals to their rooms but this
exclusion the proud spirits OF the Liberians could
not brook, and they let the hogsc Not another place
In the fanatcal city OF Boston could b. shelter
them, and they sought refuge In a boarding house at
Salem. Even here the spirit OF caste pursues them,
and the pressure from her other guests has compelled
the andady 10 ask them TO at at second and separate
table They are both atonshed and greved at this dis
play OF popular sentiment In what they had expected TO
md democratic locality Being told and truly, that
far treatment would meet them at Niagara, the
White Mountains and other resorts OF fashion and
servatism, they contemplating, believe, immo-
date return 20 ther own country, from land which
offers them nothing but nsults "BaSon correspondence
Ckicd0o Tffbuu<
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

The wheat market was less active, and there
ecarcey anything doing and prices entirely nomi-
nal The only sale made a small lot OF white Canada
al ~ S. The market quiet <ho active export
demand having been checked and the prices accepted
indicate a decline Of 1c 20. per bushei Saies OF
10000 bushels at S3kc. for sound mixed
Western S2Ho for unsound do, and S5c. for
Western yellow Oats continued dull az q
further decline OF fully lc per bushsl. The saes
confined 900 bushels 62c G3c for State Gle Tor
4sc. Soc Milwaukee. Rye moderately active aud
scarcely firm with sales OF 1000 bushels ct 81 10 for
Canada and SIC S6c for Western Barley and Barley
Malt continued dull and in the absence q sales prices
were nominally unchanged.
CorIoS-The favorable advoes from Europe stimulated
good export and fair homo demand for all qualities,
advance readily established At The opening Of
business the market closing arm, with . continued ad
vancing tendency, at the improvement shown our re-
vised quotations annexed Sales $50 baes We quote
ILL., l. MAIL n n
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrREss MONROE, July 2S, lsdS.
The steamer George Appod touched here this after
noon to receive board "A number OF colored people
destined for Boston, where situations have been procured
for them.
The United states tug Decatur in the service Of the
United States Burial corps arrived here today with the
barge Dell Hyncs, from Washington The barge had on
board large number Of cofnns and sent 10 City
Point. Over twenty thousand collins are now in WASH
ington awaiting shipment the different cemeteries
designated for the burial of Union soldiers.
meeting OF the citizens OF Elizabeth city and county
recently held in Hampton, at which resolutions were
adopted approving and endorsing the call for the
National Union Convention at Philadelphia on the l4th
OF August
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

Gold has been considerably depressed by the news
from Europe Early sales reported to have been
made this morning low lto, being four per cent
ssow The closing Of Saturday The Gold Room this
Aorning presented very animated scene At halfpass
- ocook before which time business is allowed 70
b lons Tho crowded TO its utmost capacity
and shs greatest excitement, prevailed for short time.
ne ast saie was at lA7 but in lee: than Ave minutes
shsss advance under very extensive and noisy
Transactions 70 I47k and subsequently, 20 l4s4-tne
hxhsss quotation made Tho suboined table shows the
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

Mr. Albert n NiooIay sold at auction today 2.coo
shares Atlantis Quarts Company Of Philadelphia tpsr
.siooA at - sash-
Ths cash balance u the hands Of the Assistant rreas
nr@ 10 Boston ~ she close Of business July ~ wss
Sosie slse7 soe. .sls OF which in conan increase
u Sel2 sis compared with The close Of the previous
wsek.
fns ssssl vsus Of exports Boston for the week end
Ing July n, Including specie, t2s3, ,oss against
s2s,, ~ for the corresponding week In 1896
Contnued ssss prevails in the Boston money markst
cHu loans obtainabls ~ six per under
,u, difculsy The sock market dull bu, symptoms
" weakness sse observable
rms phnAdslpAiA s.ook market s buoyant me money
nsrSss very sAsy, The rate Of Interest ruling sbou,
svs per osat
rhs wessrn money market 10 working easser, bus
hsse no change notice in The rasss Of interest The
sspply of Nsv York exchange "a very short S Of
She money centres making necessary for bankers 70
remit currency this city quite freely in order 10 main
aaa theIr balances
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

Foreign exchange Is dull and lower Little business
doing and shs following are the nominal quotations
Banksrs bills, SIXTY days, losx 1885,; banksrs' bs
three days. looK llo. commercial, 1oe . lo7s.
By the China have news Of very lively specu-
laitvs msvsusnt securities 10 London and there
Aas Ssso general tho prices The laiss, quota
lions u the London Stock Exchange compare follows
9Th foruer
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
PORT or NEW YORK JULY 70, 1856.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Universe tBr Hss,en, Liyarpoo-wnliams gulon
Iark Ida Crtal came,si Tarragona- sloco,lch smith
Bark Amarinth (Brcml iirrder.on. oeaoa-c Ialiag 4
Bark xaniho; Conway. Aspinwaii-panaua Railroad CO.
bark Sacramento. iiusssy. ohares.on-s l. hocready
s.rs \ , 4 CASTOR, % %Parmles Barbados -Bi.nep nro
Brs ouiseppino titalj. BOno, Cette aud falsrmo-A
hrig 0onaoler, Crane $, John. MD u Wolf
Brig ceciy Helen (brl. Taylor - John, MN Greene
1si hsSs9rd sSns LfTS ssf,
sss. scan. hsgsy g,ss smgs sYsw sr
sohr aseaA, sm,ll, remhroke-J FRYE CO.
s SRr na a0''S Coon
sehr Gso waAhinstOa fess New lisvsn- nasEs,' Aca.
sloo0 Mary Gray, Lucas. uncnsyiils
Arrived.
steamship CITY ~ New Brl Lei.ch Liverpool
ls Qneensowh ish With and oi6 pAssrngrrs
JyA9 s p. ale w y pa.sd ,hR s.sr' oaPse y sausd
sesS.sP G S% sassaa ''sss ScaSa Hermann" 'ou"' "
and oaSarnr,ou 18Th ias rs p's dss saa al
@ knnAarf 70 lsth INST or start ro'nt raased
s99a'eaa q "a ,'sqm.hlp gas sensr ror ,Iam5ars 2 -
crpool 18th, lat % ~ Ion 50 81 bark c-lese CLARK from
Lewis apd bars Arsonaat. both bo,iad u
as.. ssaa'siH = & vs de ra; r, r ag"Ga, a,ro Joy "
steamship starlight rcti1cA, Wilmington, ~, days
Steamship sheridan bolton, New July = With
ndsc aud passengers 10 II Cromwell 90 jaw ~ lat
2 - ca 70 % spoke bark boomerang Csr ffom carde
steamship VALLEY city, Snyder Richmond 20 hours, vith
r.ssenger"l II Itsimgsson WI 4 20
snip De.lumbrsnts lror,l scars, Lisbon. a days with
wine, corkrood 6c - ! y Amsincs 20
Bark Fot dsi Mar q 4 Andrs~., NIB fasyar Cow BAY
ReTs sur,iensn, Rsos trl Gandet Havans, u DAYS IA
balast 2 I,snsuld F,speis co
With coal, 70 u pe Wolf A 90.
Brg Ida ,'ai,en tof :, John SB1 McAimou Hu,boro.
r. with laatr 10 n
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
S III P PIN G NE w S.
MOVEMENTS Of OCEAN sIfAmfss

MOVEMENTS 0f OCEAN STEAMERS
Mails forwarded by steamer IN the regular nea
The for from Liverpool call ~ Qnrenslawn
ocpt the Canadian lnr which call al Londonderry
soaors for from the Continent eau al southampton
For California.
Sorthern Light Now York Aug Aspinwsu
Arrona Now York Aug ~ AspinSgl
Henry chauneey. New York Aug ~ Aapinwal
For Havana, Kingston, La, Nassau, Mp, and
New Orleans.
ron ysnA cRUz-stesmship hanhai,au from New
York Aug 10
FoR H1vAz4-sisamship MORO Castle from Nsw TORI
August A
Steamship Columbia. from New York August
Steamship Esgie from New York Aug ~
foa Nxw oRLEAss-Siaamship Mlsslssipps from Ncw
York AugA
steamship SbsrIdan. from New York Aug
special Notice.
. An ie,,sss and packages inentod for sbs Nsv Yors
HssAlD should he scaled
ALMANAC Yons--rms
SCR risxs. So noOr 1--we W
suS z II HArRa raorn
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BaER-Mxrznxa. On Wsdnsszsy July Is at the real.
Hynr BAKs to FAssr. daughter Of u hs,zgcr, Esq.,
all OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures In Brooklyn, on Sunday, July
o. BY the Rev C. FLETCHER VIM. 4. bvaARssr Of New
York city, 10 MARY r. WALTERS, OF Brooklyn.
DUprKY-AYREs In this city. on Monday July 30, by
the Rev Dr. Pusney, HEsrv u. Druar To MIS- LELI. ",
only daughter Of Isaac D. Ayres Esq OF this city No
cards
Troy and New Haven papers please copy
RxIcHAsD- BAorrH--on saturday, July % a tho
residence Of Jacob A Otto 81 Granercy park BY the
Rev Pa.hcr Gambosville, Avorsrus RncHAED TO Miss
BLAscnR BAQrIK, both OF New Orleans, la
SrgSsos-Ro8ksD On Saturday, July 2s at the resi-
dence Of the brides father Mr. SAMUEL SEssoS NSs
MARY l. RoagRrs both OF Brooklyn.
Marietta tOhlo) papers please copy
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
NEW roar STOCK srcsAxst

hospAr. July 90, isea
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30
miscellaneous.
KEEP COOL.

WE wish, by this means, to inform the public
w that we have at }. r. Edgar's Grocery, Main
stFeet and nj }. Oblnger's Huston Bnilding, JEFF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30
afal @statf
LRETz o ApPLHaATR,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
raNrn,4 nuvn

"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, six mites from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty t4,50O
y .lne residence, bk acres well improved,
within one mile of Dayt0n4-e 800.
IA frame house and four acres, on Greencastle
Hill-$2000 Cheap.
farm Of 1870 acres, on Bear Crcok. good land,
for 500 per acre.
farm two miles from Dayton, on tho Coying.
ton pikei " acres Of land; good brick house large
new hain and other out buildings, In good order
Good brick house and sixteen acres of land on
Gieencnstle Hill, will be sold cheap, II sold soon
small farm Of twenty-nine acres, sin miles from
Dayton, on Liberty pixies well imprOvodi will be
sold cheap and on easy terms
Sp0d farm near Jenterville In Washington
tOWhship, OF 1855 acres, known rs the Towns
tHrn, all in the best Of order, will be sid cheap
Good iarm all In good order, in Warren county
on Lebanon road from Middletown, of one hun
dfed anil fourteen and 0ne.half acres bargain
Good farm Of 65 acres in Prehle county, ON Lew
tsburg and West Baltimore road; new house and
barn, good young orchard, all In the best order,
part bottom land, on Mller's fork s a bargain.
Good frame house and lot on Fourth st., above
high water marx sold at q bargain IL sold soon
farm OF 100 acres mile north Of Browns sta
ton, on western X. r., ON Twin Greek, wen ini-
farm Of 5a acres good improvements, az
browns station, on Western r. R.-f3,1eO.
= iarn OF 70 acres, on Germantown Pike, 3 miles
from Dayton-4 0OO
A number Of houses and lots in different parts Of
the city. All will be sold cheap. .... m
tobs-W LENTH 4 APPLEGATE. r. t. a.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-03
New York Cattle Market.

The current prices for the week at all the yard
are: First quality, per head, SI7.509lS.50; fair 10
good quality, Sl4@l4,5O; common quality, 81, 500
1850; inferior, SlU9l0,50. Cows and calves, extra
per head. S9O9125; first quality. $55@S5: Ordinar e.,
S596O; c0mmon, SS5@45; inferior, S3Od35. Veal
Calves, first quality per pound, l2I49l4c. Sheep
and Lambs, extra per head. Sl5@2O; prime. SOS;
ordinary, $95.50; common. S4.5U@5; inferior. So
l994-z9: Swine. heavy corn-fed, per pound, 1875
GIG; hight and medium, l0H9ltA; still fed, l12-
Inc market for beef cattle was without essential
change. The demand was fair, but not very active,
though hrst-class steers met with ready sale at full
prices Common and inferior cattle were in limited
demand, and. the last mentioned went begging.
Inc bulk Of the great cattle sold at from 133SaI7c;
fancy cattle were IN pretty good supply and sold
high, ranging from IL to Prose per pound, as to
quality. Sheep and Lambs firm for good to prime
and fancy. Sheep again sold at fabulous prices.
Hogs sold readily at our quotations.
The total receipts of all the stocks at all the
yards for this week and last week were as follows:
Total this v eek-S,4A beeves: Il cows; So voal
calves; l4,4S5 sheep and lambs, and ISIS swine.
Total last ~Week-6,4S4 beeves; IS6 cows 5eS veal
calves; l4,7S6 sheep and lambs, and 4.l5o swine.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-03
Gov. Anderson's Message.

The message is lengthy, and devot-
ed principally to State affairs. The in
situations of the State are represented to
be in very iourishing condition. The
total receipts of the State from all sources
during the fiscal year were Sl3, $50, 900.
against SS,6 900 in 1864. The total
disbursements were SO, 400, 900, against
$4,000, 900 in 1864. The total funded
debt of the State amounts to $40, 600, 900,
against SIS, $780, 900 in 1864, showing a
dimunition of $500, 900.
The Governor deVotes considerable
space to the rail roads of the State which
have become of immense value to stock
holders and the people of the State. He
advocates some legislation for the protec-
ton of the lives and property and other
rights of the people from the encroach-
ment and neglect of these powerful
agents.
h advocates a reduction of the State
militia tax, and a modification of the en-
rollment process.
In speaking of the detention of Ohio
soldiers in the field, he says it was not
the intention or expectation that these
noble patriots, volunteering to fight the
war for the Unoin, were to be detained
as a police guard to oversee political re-
forms in the South, whether as to whites
or blacks, still less to be marched 10 the
Rio Grande, in order either to menace or
to assault Macmillan or any despotism.
The despot they engaged to suppress is
JEFF Davis, the traitor, and he is safely
and properly Gagged. He says since en-
tering upon his duties as Governor, the
troops of Ohio have been reduced to six
regiments and these all serving, mainly,
on the Rio Grande, where there is no re-
bellion to suppress.
The Governor argues, at some length,
against the principles of the Monroe doc
trine and interference in Mexican affairs.
He says: What the Monroe doctrine ex-
actly is we have never agreed amongst
ourselves. Its origin is doubtful, its pur-
poses uncertain, and its means are, to
this day, unspeciied. Mexico has never
been, and can never be, arepublic, unless
her people Will accommodate us to be born
again and of entirely different parentsge.
She, with all her sister republics of South
America, has been from the beginning,
uninterruptedly a most violent, bloody,
incendiary anarchy. She has continual
" injured all nations with which she has,
held communication. She has ruthless
" ruined and oppressed her own people
and government, and has brought dis
grace alike upon the sacred name OF he
publican liberty and human nature.
The Governor is opposed to going to
war with France or to menace and bully
her in behalf of Mexico.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-03

u "a lehom hman concern.

~ '@L
Notice Is hereby given that IS is deemed neces-
sary b. the Town Council Of the Incorporated
Village Of Warren, of the State of Ohio. to grade,
pave and improve that portion of Market Street
lying between the centre line Of Liberty
the MahOning River, and 70 provide for the cost
purpose an ordinance Is now pending before said
Market Street, between the centre line OF Liberty
the MahOniug River, be graded to the established
plans. profile, drawings ndspreifcatiOn now on file
IN the 1lay Or's Ctice. under the direction of the
COMMITTEE on Streets, and that the cost and ex-
and ASSESSED upon each and every foot front of the
iloh OF Market Streets TO be graded, paved and
'front.'
Any owner or owners If lois OF lands bounding
or aouttng upon that portion Of Market Street
above indicated, claiming damages by reason of
shld Improvements, arc hereby required to file the
same m writing with the Clerk of said IneOrpOrl-
tel village of " arren, setting forth the amount so
claimed by him. her or them. within two weeks af-
Ter the expiration Of four weeks from the pubIica-
upn Of tins notice. All such owners as shall fail
or neglect to file their claim as aforesaid. within
the time Aforesaid, shall be taken and deemed 10
nave waived the same, and be forever debarred
damages therefor. '
BY order Of the Town Council.
| Dee Is 1863 Nv