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, 1870-03-31

Henry #, 915 II Of Centre ~, I, As11ss j,
II: March ea..-................. s
Clinton st ~. n OF uasssson st. wt4'H !,
B,ooa. as 's,sle sn a.. q i.io Il Of WOOD St.
+. u 6-loxH Il; Jan II 1--.-....-.:..-.... l.
Milwaukee ~, l1sk II = OF ccruena st, -,
II, H112h II; MaEch s......-...:....,;: iot
Rehecea 81, Y cor Of Centre AZ, ) I, uod
Mitchell st, q Z COT Of Th:oop 81, !, sts1
le4 #, with house; April s, 1855 .-......
Second 81, IS II Of Noble st, ST, sltsa 1t;
firs' u i. s cor ii WOOD St I, s;fis5s II,
With buildings: March -. J.
Weod st; = T. $ Of Keenon s., WI ss1lo' nj
wess E1is Il Il IS n Of Lincoln st. I, il
WOOD 4, :: rs s Il p of Folk st, /, ss1ls alo y
II: Dts. =, 1sE9. -..-.....--......-..:;: !,
Walnut 8, l*a IT y Of KobeJ st. I, so1iA
seljt rs. =. y !; oi Einiis 81 /, s51i4;G =
FloarnoJ s, 4 cor oi Koosy 81 I, INK q,
Sixteenth ~ ss. IS Il Il Loomis st. /, ts1
Latin s., ~ I. Of Polr st. I, s4xlsa II:
14sia i SIS II Of feik st. si stIis; Il;
Emna aasa st. Isl /. ci Reuben st, /, A1
l3t $40 It; March hso.......--..,--...... 50.
TwentJ-nl1h 81, Issk II . OF Pralrie az. 81. :,
e4Il0o II: March sf---...-.--.....--.--.:. !,
CLARK At, -; $40 # s Of fStIteentn st ], s51
Michigan ,n az, cor of TihiiYt:-th,fd st, ef.
la1I114 6-1a tt; MAIrh q, ~,
Congress s., lsl It e Of Wabash ~, I, az
III II, with 1875 II IN rtar, with build
SeTsh wells i, oi Schiller s., { i, sSra:s :.
ToSn:saa :, $ ii II of no';sis IT. ' /. ss1
chestnnt =, n cnr n i,ear,orn St. /. 6ox
~ n; March es.a. :..,:.s;:.;:,;.: =. ~ =. ~
Brcmef 81, IS II Of Hobbte 81, I, S51foo It;
AhlCn -. ...s-....+....s+ss.-...s
NORTH OP CIT LIXf194
Wo!cott 81, 19e IT OF Sunnyside az, I,
lfn1l57* n, with uther lots; March 81. 5
Palmer II, t9s I. Of WlIson az, I, ooxl5sH
etEIH or CITY L1xIIA
EFtn A., 800 II " OF Lake nvt q I, 3aX1M IT.
Thirty.nluth st, 10 I, v Of vineeanes av,
!, 1oox17aA II, with q other lots; March - .
WEST Of OLD CITY 1Xir
Fart Of Lot I In y wv ", Sec -, -. u, G
OF boulevard; March 10-..-....-........-. 5
- It running and through y Il, " II,
See Sc, 10, II for boulevard: Feb l.--....
West Division st, n Of Geneaee AZ, I, 1se
1a3o It: Dec. l, Ist0- ..-....-.. !
eS 10Th interest In 10 Of W, 3s acres OF n
n, s " II, Sec Sc, 10, u; March 3D. 4
, 1870-03-31

uOG-Some 4.tAO hogs changed han,l9 to-day At
an extreme range OF <Set7s,Gs, sales making a.
- GA@s..o for common. light Uneven. coarse and
mixed lots; $SsRae % fnr medium; - 16Q85 for
good to choice; aud Al -. &.4a.t. for extrA-hIeny
al SaEts9.aa The outside quotation, ass WAS
realized by Slcois 4 tAldenis, for CAT lua'l o!
assorted hogs. averaging 274 lbs. A COOL demand
was strong VI full scstcnlaF's prices, hut suhse-
auentl' owing to apaEual withdrawal Of shippers:
there WIS i ''lull$ III trade and prices easel or
ltsa 15c, closing weak at the reduction There
were buy ers for the markets Ut New York Boston.
Cleveland aud ph!la'telphia but the :. YORK men
Feen!ed The " lions share. they paying frnm ss-So
R9.9A Transactions include the following:
, 1870-03-31

1nSnoS. March sd-Mr. Ashharv, owner Of thc
yacht Cambria, writes a communication to tie
It1Ha gu the subject Of the contemplated Yacht
race lie says OF the six caurses rGrrr.t to Nj.
UorflaSs, assuming the Sarr',n to tr w.thla irn
ltr rent nl the Canhrta's szc. New York 1neas1re-
lnrnf, Nr Douglass Arcerts that calling fur three
heats Head 10 Wtndwarlt and hack In the channel
without any allowances lie also selects the nonth
oi May or theseals,uts A. the time for The y;ace
, 1870-03-31

The receipts were rather Light to-.la!. hut 9nlHr
ss Isr aassta t 1na; P''ses ae A0" 0'
or Ssses-a.s
No tawed ,..,, . -; lAS t.
ihclness Leng1a-stx1+en inchea 800 PET car
ioaa anaetl "aen tlAaales7fus " ~tneacnaf2e'
me EaI1KisA ,~n 77x<-r-p,, crocr n,.,.
ts,S ~, ~ , y, on0ss ~ sarEis
n!as in !intsn!!anse s VA Mae III 9aosa'soas' WHICH
remain MGa ntn' A. Is 'ohE"s ,ls, ,ov,,
INchs1 IN piase> ~ luNl4, si1n. teoans
IN. " sluoo' la7es Pug, soSs s1uaH 1hes' 7Ae'
hal IN, NC
coTrLR-Metaluc, 81 oo., sSs. COPPER nost'mi*T
snss4 zIsGFssi FL Is oHs,;s ;ass % I%: III uas.
Ky shtet. ltAs, sfFhes. llc-
MihI3sio = , 70 9, N; = ana =: W. ~ aaa y
f3e: +, fse: -, lsc: ~ De,
SALS-$9so 70 fa1tt we're s'eafN ant nne1anssa.
l1e tnqul!! was only 5aif: loAsSa, = seK. st2'
Sid; a. Ies, SIS: ii, ! Kes. s;.,a: nas
tlucd, aa, 7 srs, FLO; ane blaeo. ~, 1etsc,
eides, lA-
MI descriptions, hut With the exception Of carhon.
which was .Dtf~ lc, values we're nomlnally un-
ehangpd We quote: Carton, 4oaaoc; e1trs ia1st
. 81 Fiji se Ss i lila a IL .saie si IL ntt1 Iss
Lank o.l, Ao3c; straits. *!nl; ulr1rat!nc wv.
VI, ~ 61c tusTsnttne hs3t1c sI...7n oil sso3;
elephant oil. kl10; neatsfoor oil, ST. 11hals0
HICE-Wc note 4 sill further srstuctton Of 81,
Nn CufunA aI,.l African The lhqriry WIS OF Il
l.1nittd cha1ar,er We quote: Eatna, sv..Sc;
Ias,,!iua tt,.Sc: Arratau, 14I7Ac.
SuXFEfht market V Is fairts activc, and prices
ruled Inn, ani unchanged: German ana Ffrnth,
-s,s9,, .: ual1ed hrsais, .alDc; Fo;eiSn cassilc,
SODA AND sALERATCS-Np new features
we're developed In this market ,o-.lav. The w
rr,1,tt. demand wsS light hut 0uuta:laus ruled
>tealy " follows: ryle's, s~s'1r: nonesuch. 9s,s.
.tsmose: % lsart. sSsase, St,scher.s gil1 eige,
, 1870-03-31

EHEET-Thc Continued meaIFc TVTtpts-On[y
s5H head arrived. to-lav-t.al the eject 10 sr1A
prices up fully ~. per Ion M, tac market rultn.
very tlr1a at sLss:ssa.sa for common to melin1n.
md at {G+Nk.1.uH for good TO chn!ee. Extsl wau!!
have commanded fsak. 80. though none nt this
class offered Sales tntlude q, ar s3 Ets, 1t 1sA4
y, az - cs, at S4a; 81, az Il r.. nt x'!h: o. a.
So ns at <a:s: n, az - as, At *a6zx; lt1, ~ =
Ms ut <a1a; 1l6, Nv - II. ut i6uJ; 4c az o. LIZ, at
go. q. II laQ Is, II SOD.
, 1870-03-31

there leln9 ycsE few lots CT comn1or, willie Of fat
to good scCeGt-c. ass steers the nerc-s w.!e nn-
tuerouA The last sale hf the day NS ID heaa e1-
trn steerS, sycrac1nH Sc ~. nj ST. = E:>oFy,
Str1der 4 Co. were The tAlesmen- seFFra3 droves
changed hand8 At 37.0oA;.a3 fur choice. smooth
TAI steers Of finn 500 to $50 It's average. Th"Ft
wQs some inquiry for stick etStrH, ATeraglpE from
800 10 1.0a0 e., lLr which $iHAaAo0 WAS ofeEe,l,
hut holders were asking higher prices, and Of this
class Of stock very few changed hsuda The dt-
mantl for butchers stock. On locI account, vas
limited, and e1les were slow at Sk0k2Ae3 for falr
to extra cowa, anil common to fa1. neshy steers Of
from go TO 1.1U0 Is aTcr2cr- New u!lch CONS
were In light supply, and were wanted a: full p.E
vious rates, ck at $50 COG 800 for common, and at
s:Aeos 1000 fes good to choice qualities: Veal
calres were in moderate request a7d plenty a.
A-n0t1AoO for common, hin, heavr. aa,3 as AhNa
ta. There arc god many cattle left over un-
sold. and the market closed he2ry, with further
declining tendency.
cLnttsu ralcH
Extra graded steerE. .$.tosss.s5
Choice I}eeyes-fine, fat, welifor1ned, ;
10 year old steets, auu averaging
from 80 to $50 Es..---......-.-,. s.eASi.i0
Prime Hecyes-Good, well-fatted, finely
ns.......-.......... 63oeh,s
Fair Esades-Fatr steers, In falr nesA,
Averaging 1,ten to 200 .s..---.-..... G.o05Ae5
NedirIu Ctaas-NcIuEu steers and good
cows for city slaughter, Averaging 30
To 1,s6o rs. a-0oN6o
Stock CAtte-Common cattle IN decent
ursh, averaging s1U to :, ,et0 rhs, ...... L51&aaO
1nfestor-I1ht aud thin COWS aad
Eeefs.-.... ----........-.......-.--- S-ao9Ase
, 1870-03-31

New YoRT, Marrh ao.-The t1ry coo4ia marsct is
steady With fairtustneks doing The onlx ch3nees
81 Importance 10 notice tO-lny arr the followi19:
Wa}tham. 4s-lnch tl-aehed lnual!ns re.!pcet frUIn
t!Sc to l.c, Lanc'ltn Ia-lDch 10 from 1..tc to
lie: tln %f-tach Go firm lStc 10 1Sc; Nashua J..
10 fThm - t'eaac; Cabot 4a-lDca do from IKE
to 11c, "N|''
, 1870-03-31
MARINE MTEI.r,11rvcp


;, THE SEASON on THE LAKEs.-Thc Cleveland
!F'1d publishes the Season u7ranCrnlcittl VI tile
Northern Transportation COMPANY, wh,rh hav.
''eSn , iny rompietsa Tnc boats in the Cleveland
z Concord, City Of New York. CITY oi Ini..iV
GnK. GE,nKtr.. L,well. Lawrence. Milwaukee,, Ms,nr
Na-hua. tSwrG1tchIe. un,s ST. A.hans Thereon.
mansrrs vtl he al'out the same Us last staspr He-
't.''. ths asnse boats. the company has In eo1rsc
"f rtnrtrucuon, at ogden<'urxh. a new one, u l4c
cniss'i the chanViatn, which Is now rra.lr 10
E:ELrh, atll " III be ready to 80 Into commission
a!r 1T The ut Of June.
III rnralaut have arranged IN have nve boats
Ter r, IL each way s'nr Al She'oyEan, there c,'n-
r,rc'tne with tho sht'Esscan 4 Fond du Inc Rall-
rnat This Arrangement Is". them facilities for
forwarding freight rrrsnpty n al 5xnts In Shrlh-
rrn Ntsc1,sl-n The COMPANY have alt4J t'srnplet4
sE1a,,SGinssAs tyr sAirl'i.s tE.m New i"rk, ,,.cr
The II. L ". Il Il, tla UsNeEo, giving them
rtu;c fnr fast 1rri1h. fznnn S'.w fnsE fne Western
fnrts In addition to this, they s:tl keep up the
'AnAlli out Of New York for cheap freight. The
same arrangements A. herrsotot.. -iili exist in re-
gard 10 freight tE'ta Bost4 The tnaf will all bc
ses1J for work or the opening nj navigation.
orxS,Sss or THE STRAIrs.-Thn following table
Ehows The thte Of the opening OF the Strats u
I6L l 4TSz$ IA
, 1870-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Schcnrk'S IsEtlmDnIc syrup,

Fer all aitear # tar k.nzy and r~ai.aforv r.,a..
~hrrekt sawt'~, Tonic FIR dv'rr.. Aua n lis-t:ua-
NhtneA's Mandrake fiDs. fer Iivrr complaint
Thrr rriu!at trcI'tinca have htcu tA.sorr the
raar nr ssfs fos And the rtn.atiua they have
at:a5n1t n t,rrs it t lrsa puG them Thcu.ands wh
nave t]en Is neh hS s-if t.tsfy to hrir a-sits
niay f~ aktL ls ta.r b. a.r net familiar with
ur f'f1Aca = h's" Errat Frus. .-. I1n7v 10 nr-
<ErneSr n'.>lic:Es. tx. their wonderful cars. ef cua-
tGthrtInu."
Thr an.w"r !. rf-.2le VIZ Thsv b. ;n tas!r work
of TscFstt ION ~ bringing skr .ac.aeh liver snd lrw
rls into An ast:rr, t.a!ths rostuu I, +. f.I hat
fEfre ttt fptH:lat If Ii+asr. Schrast.. Mau.!rxts
Aa NJ On tse 'Fc7 anA .tttuarl pEnnsntins h.athy
stsetoh AID remove the bile An rn,r which hayt re-
sIlstd sfra sr inactive ril nd;sinof ,hze or
esas and VI tht str1n srnrrAil Th. .o .S:sh .tats
q the hcdF, and the consequent accumulation nf ta
rhneahy eu'"'Anees nae rrev. Q, the rTo2tr iie1u-
Gan ~ tt<sf ana ~ Natural rnu~ 1ener dr.
ease which retnts in pe,rtr.tiau. aah finally In death
sehsutkt Putsnonfe Sy,up And ScasvoeL Touie, when
taken regularly miEsfe With the fool lid tho digestive
csI.n'. make ea" r>h tl,-s Ard. - = natz-l .uust-
auenee. Fvr Ecsa AL stsen1n to the parn: Lat tn,
faculty sas what It hs- IA the ons tr.,~ cne for
consumption Experience has proved !. ---a .Ax.
rhAso>v at s.<*. tsslsande te-IAy aAve and
wr1 Who ge~ yeAls tfucc rc1-tel hss.lssk
east< but who w~r- !ndct-i tr H. Sctc,,et- rm-
der. and were Restored 10 Permanent hv ah hy their
ns<.
Dr. Schtnrkt Almanac, erpsa.utu, f.H t.ra:!., M
the vatcns ferns af dleeasr h!s : af t:ras:. IT, and
general asectiore hoss hi- uss7ae. t hay
Ass, or stnt hy mail bs adt.-tue hi. princip.l or<
I
Ps:tr II thr Fultrpc Sv.rp an Scarts.! Ta7ie r.e
Ills PIT -'ttlr. S'-3o bali jezrp A.n.ir.kr Pills.
e3 crnts o1. Fer taIe by all raski.a aII Ar.lrA
Xour Destiny
Apt Futurr Fr.ss4ets IN fltt cl asx nrtaI.l y DR.
MAfliAEt, II ss Eat NaA<cnrE. m -t,:E. Hr e3c4
NIL ssho Easetrr*fn tn life rIn-Eer, wealth. ansS
hspIns-s- Consultation fs ~ SIND fnr hiA Cutie
ir*ith and Iens Lfe~ Lis circtltss M1upine
Affections ef thr cprr+!te se1 mill K -ut gala with It
Wcdlock-
THE BASIS OF CrylT- StA:IETY.-EAsays tcr
Toure Men, cr the hcacr and h.rr'Hs-r o: Ma7i.Fr.
sud the .vtls and iAns Of Ftlaex with -ariLsry
he1p for the attainment ot mani true gsA;tia ia l--
Srt !r,r. In t-'Al-! ecrr!ny4-- A!.sr-' HOW ARD
| ASSOCIATION. Box r. rk!taIrlEhia- Ia
WIkcntOns~ Ointment
| WILL CURE THE rt'E.
! Whrhtnnfs Ointment IT IL cur -I't rl s,In-
VII. atom. tNatu,rnt rr.vr old .nr.s.
WhrAttn's tEntEcrlt rlrre all airrA-.s 0f the rNia
tc ~ rrnt.: hr mail I'll rrnta All GsHsSsss. srn it.
| WEEkS 4 POTTER, Hs~t"n. IT 'r:rt--,
, 1870-03-31
REAL ESTATE

WaEantee dec41s conveying city and suburban
nrr,rrty. within seven miles Of the Cou:t uousA.
fiGI Iof frecrd on Wednesday. March 80:
West Van Rurrn St, = n v OF Wood st, nj.
sax1DO II; March hts.,-.........-.......3 r.. 1,3Oo
Southwestern nv, - II . v Of vnn nu-en st,
nwf, Is 4-leIts II; March s............. 1900
Kutl :.fl Il, 100 # " Of liolry 81, I, 4SxsS
n, with buildings; Jan. 2l-......,....... 9,E
, 1870-03-31
HOTEL PERSONALS,

Among thr arrivals II the Sherman House.
yr.terlas. were the following: u. u. Stndi2nt,
Bcs1on; f II. Broadhcaa, Milwaukee: W. X
s'orrr, scranton, Feun. Judge J. =. Kinney, Nc
Nraska; G. Cnlns Simpson, 7u!T, FxlI and Firm :
". Ctl!snd, Cleveland; Sylvester Marsh, CON-
FotLLEsll, London, England: L. c. Peek, New
York; A. Butter Duncan, New YORK; Judge
GRAFT, Davcnrott: A. Il. Schrsldcr, Baltimore !;
{. w Smith, Columbus
.... Rl:!Ga's HoTEF.
Among thc aE11vals at The Briggs noute, yes,er-
day, Ettr the following: Samuel A. L,veIiy. Hs+-
ten: Hon W = Rutherford, Joliet; W j. Young.
Chu''N: Charles II. Villas Madison; / IL Calj.
We'll, BoAson; E 7. Nelson, Grind RapIts; Edwin
, 1870-03-31
pitf>t,Tfruh OH WnrLrf

P177sETEGH. Msrch a0.-cr1dc petroleum fr7n
nF,l fairly active. sales l.fHn brtz spot At II .r;
i"p hrs seller III Jals, nj llsc: 1,s,' hrt. seller
AFr1, ut &c; 2fsn brla, seller Nay and Jane, at
Ike Buyer all the year nUulth2l. AZ 1&~I44c
Refined Qu,tt and unchanged: rale 1.t.s} bTts,
:Arsl- Al a6c: April Offering II 90; spot. as'.c;
Nay 70 1nls Offering at sc: May To AnZnst, &c
IN; August to October, 9. Co; hid antl asked
, 1870-03-31

THE ACTIVE HAsE hAtI. CLCD,
the champion Junior club Of the clty and State.
have received an Invitation from The Active, Jr,
tlnl', nf Clinton, Iowa, u visit that city ,lurtns
their tonr this season. The -Act!ycs hare organ
fzeh stnnc sett'ts,1 nine, uuieF tae Clptancy Of
lilly TAILOR, which Is A11lan1 to receive Chal-
lcnycs l,r the ensuing scason from the nsst or
Hct nd nnrs ot any club, cithcrtn tho city or With
i'll nifty mics CT II.
, 1870-03-31

,1rtt. ,1rtM. e:.....,.. :........:. 1sas S,a1 16o
HEEf CAITLE-The market opened very quiet
so.d25t and Weat, and this was the condition Of
things thrcuchcrt. Duters of all classes werr IN
liberal attendance. but The. seemed tnid Of tax
!ng hold u The Prices CURRENT and sales weFe ef.
The Eastern ma.kets have q bad look, the supply
EeaIG IN excess Of the demand, and prices ruling
lower than lakt week at nearly nj points, that
here pslces were not sustained, concessions Of 10
!slac being granted In = majority Of Instances.
The stock marketed, though not Is good - that
Or yesterday, was ABOVE the average
, 1870-03-31

HA1-ffa4Ie wa fnAftVc to-day, and the QTul-
EeSs .nl tuNJ ancy that Characterized the market
Las week, have given pIatc to datarss aul depres
sitn. F11ct@ were not Guofabfy lower, but ro.Ini
I'm. We REPEAT our list as follows; Timothy
Ifefss1 p q. %: prairie pressed *9.sns1, %;
rmfth., lonst. ~ waSnn, sl3gAe1ae'; prairie,
.-1.s0.
HIDES Rece.yel, a,cls Is; shipped, lss,7sl
r< The demand for hides 1s% moderately active
quite DIM md the following prices were well sus-
tained- We ccar1nue to guole: CRY green BUTCH
crs. Ghea.c; eeEntfJ do, ,.t2sc; green sa,ted,
ss!te, ras Curr.', sh@9c; RTrrn calf l4e isc; dry
alnt 1ealsC; dry sa1s.d- 16al7c; Rruhoy, scored.
cut, or otherwise damaged, two-thirds price;
branded, 10 per cent OF.
lKOS AND sTEEL-The market exhibited 3
, 1870-03-31
MACHINERY.
PORTABLE STEAM EHaIHFs.

Colthins II Ta1:tnan Of essc:.ccy. !u.1bl:y, zrd
rcnEnnJ with th- mfn:nan ri urixt, anA 7rt.- Thy
ar "t atetaveratls at"~ thai 5, l-.inz il
!:s. ~ TAF.AAt,d r1te:A.tury ri III ra1r. useT:p-
tiiC rirrulaE- krEt on aTrl.rAsnI. A.t!r..-
J. T.. HtiADt.Ef 4 90, I-su.en- M.as
, 1870-03-31

WEnSkspAr E,zs1o, March 80.
The following table shows tho re:.i2.s zad
shipments Of Iroinee a. This point d ring tho
, 1870-03-31

LKAIHER-Ihefe F3k VT! lkt!t thAhte p nOte
in the general features Of the leather market The
rat!irs fcc,!.E Is one Of weakness, but, should
trade Improve soon, which al aauelasss'. p.esen,
HEalock-C1tx harness, union, 4oa &c; city har-
ness, 4a14sc; eeuntr5 harness, s:9s9c: lne, city,
i b, +e@s+6c; Kip, Z L, sa,ss! sa; city upper, No
country upper, 80. j, s6.eee collar . II, asa sc:
rupsh upfer. 1stals t., ssat7c; rough upper, ia
Chicago sole. sseatc: Buffalo daughter sole, So
Sc
OAr-S!aushter sole, 4ss4.c; Philadelphia sole,
l.so: Kip, No. !. medium, <l.uAaLi5; Hp, heayY.
seso0c; American calf, 81 IS, s1.4o9ta5; French
cali, IS -, t1.soa21o: French cab, s. Is, x1.71
% to 100 ns, sllNal-:0; French calf, IemoIne, i,
dozen, sdaOH1sato: French calf Jodot, dozen.
s'9EeaaG; lusses Innings. y dozen, {ssa+ .OG
LCADEA-The following were the frceIpt1 aud
, 1870-03-31

NEW ECn-[NsCRAECE
kAttc r. Convts =. Merchants insurance Com
pauy. Assumrslt. Demand, 5000.
TRESPA2S-ASCNrSTf.
Charles ". Miller y Alt,trt aal Thomas j., olid4
!" Jenr Hawkins TyeYsass' Damages laid as
sENQO with eaJna&. THIS suit Is n recover for an
alleged assan1t and has1cry. The plaintiff claiming
shut defendants beat him, on the 9tth inst, With
u navy trFplYer as also with stick
, 1870-03-31

SOUTH SIDE Cot'E1.
The case thai claimed tic undivided attention Of
, 1870-03-31
SCALES,
REVALENTA FOOD.

MO NUKE MEDIVINE.
:n4su eEts .s;ss: p:s:s7 b. DE BARais DeEc!cus
E.rn. q ekh, tE:.14a. pyailtv cns.:t .,isE Dias.
1hr.. Ardasy. src1ic.tnca Saurea Vomiting. Heart
SIo'tarh Duns1rf-, Dial q. Waiting, EIhsas.ion
Cuts.. Ct eu..t .eEt gratis IN Tir.. n a1e ii ID,
fes1. Sid &c CI:eaEe ~ + T. DIVER co, ID I'D
q f&ke-st. a44 I: u dsGsa.&ts Aoa &sQee1A.
, 1870-03-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EvESIxa. March 30
Iec following table 4hGHt the daily receipts snd
shrrn@nts Of IFe stock dut4ne Lac week tp TO this
, 1870-03-31
RAILROADS
RAILROADS..
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
WINTER 4iRLlNGE.NEyT.

CHICAGO SOUTHWESTERN KsUEn,D
eAtt Gffe', H'itE' st o! GIsrk ara tsir.t.
IotS.i1 nit I'm AsbuAAIA llxY
Nhr4h r 1t.
, 1870-03-31

sSN
500
5s1t
1,451
4,N1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-03

closely locked. When examined the other
day, by some detectives, the walls of this apart
ment were found decorated with nearly hun
dred parasols of all sizes and varieties, from
the cheapest to the most expensive. There
were several richly decorated with lace, valued
at fifty dollars apiece. 'The kleptomaniac has
been several years forming this unique coec-
ton, and on one or two occasions. when DC
tected in the act by storekcepers, managed to
hush ND the matter BY restitution or purchase
of the stolen property. She had an odd habit
of giving names TO her ravoritc parasols, Sc
Getting them from poems, novels and plays
The latest addition to the stock-an elegant
white parasol with heavy fringc-was called
s.Frou-Frou;" others bore labels with such
names as :'Pickwick," aLittle Dorrit,' LADY
of the Lake." ''Eaine," "Clara We're de We're, y"
'sEvangeline, "Ophelia," ':Rosalind," and the
like; and one large specimen, bordering on
the umbrella species, bore the gloomy name
of Lady Macbeth" The husband of the lady
in question is undecided what course to pur-
sue in this curious emergency; as to the fair
kleptomanIac herself, she processes to be
overwhelmed with contrition and remorse.
The family will certainly remunerate the spo-
lated parasol dealers for their losses, and the
matter will probably be hushed up.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-03
The Land Commission swindle.

The letter Of oA Republican, published
in our issue of yesterday, fully confirms the
statement, made in our special dispatches
week ago, that the Land Commission appro-
priated Sl2O,OOO for the purchase Of tract
of land which only cost $4,000. The diff
ference between the amount appropriated,
and the amount actually paid to the owner
of the land, is just 100000, and this snug
sum is now i'll the hands of-somebody.
1t is claimed by "a Republican that
Governor Scott and Secretary Cardozo knew
nothing of the purchase, and that the re-
sponsibility rests with Mr.. Attorney-General
Chamberlain, Mr. Treasurer Parker, and
Mr.. Comptroller-Gcueral !Neagle, and the
startling assertion is made that the Sl20,00O
purchase was effected by Mr. Leslie'gte'' he
had resigned the office of Land Commissioner
This, if true, aggravates the nefarious char
acter of the whole transaction.
First OF ALL S12O,OO0 is appropriated for
purchase of land, and the seller of the land
gets only $50, 900. This shows gross neg
gence it seems to US, on the part OF the
members of the Advisory Board, who con-
sented to the purchase. And it rests with
them to explain, to the public satisfaction
what has become OF the missing ninety thou
sand dollars. Nor can they stop there.
They must, in the second place, explain
how it is that the purchase was permitted
to he effected by Mr.. Leslie after his resig-
nation.
The charge is made by IA Republican
that Senator Leslie had the lions share OF
the ninety thousand dollars which is miss
ing. This may be. Senator Leslie has been
pelted with accusations these many days
But we cannot forget that nothing has been
publicly proved against the erratic senator,
and that, when he dared the assembled Sen
ate to demand the reason of his resignation
from the Land Commission, 10 one of his
colleagues took up the gauntlet he deilantly
threw down.
We hope that ali the transactions Of the
Land Commission will be laid bare, but we
do not expect it. The Advisory Board dare
not proclaim to the people that the Land
Commission has cost the State about ha!t
million dollars for the benefit Of Jacks-in-
Office and needy landowners. The secrets
of the Land Commission will not, we fear,
be known until late next winter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-03
The Charleston Stock Board.

1t has been in contemplation for some
time past TO organize Il Stock Board in this
city, under suitable regulations, with the
view as we'll of protecting the public, as of
giving greater regularity and precision to
the transactions of the members. A num-
Der of meetings of the different stock brokers
took place in the spacious hall in the rear OF
the offices OF Messrs. Holmes & Macbeth and
Louis McLain, and on Wednesday the Board
was permanently organized, by the election
OF the following officers: j. II. Wilson, presi-
dent; A. J. White, vice-president; 7. Pinck-
ney Lowndes, secretary and treasurer. The
following gentlemen are members of the
Board: L. D. DeSaussure, ]. VI. Shackel-
ford, L. Gambril Leitch & Bruins, J. 7.
Humphries. Holmes & Macbeth, r. NJ. Mar
shall & Brother, L. McLain, J. II. Wilson,
A. j. White & Son, Huger e. Ravenel, Warl-
law & Carew. II. H. DeTeon, Lowndes Il
G.:mbal, S. c.. Black, E. Lowndes, j. D.
Ford, !. +. SIathewes W. 5. HASTE Il Son,
d. Jennings, and E. N. Moreland.
1t is the intention OF the Board to issue a
weekly price list, for whose correctness the
Board is responsible. This official list will
be published every Friday in the columns of
THE News.