davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-09
PHYSICIANS.

a. es &C. MCCARTHY, NJ D:
a, Physieian & Surgeon, Polk, Ohio. viii
=. pay, special attention to the treatn snt of
a somce: -. I. -. .,.1s =
WM s. ALLEN, NJ D., 9
Fhysfcian and fsurgeonIOfi Resi-
dence on corner Of Church sd St.
Ashland, Ohio, o24n1S
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-09

Jsc3h.Cr1ll, James Purdys G. II. Topping,
James Co6san, J. q r. Freer, J. III .Sanborn
&D. Carter Nancy Mitchell, Elizabeth Reed,
WH. Osborn, i. J. SprenRle. S. w. Beer,
10. Jennings. - s.ai
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-09

'.No matter; 1 will repay it-f
will give you anything you demand :"
HHere, then, is nv charge" !" he re-
piled, taking the han ] of the blushing
girl. ''I came here to study geology,
but never anticipated such a rare
specimen" sf.s ttsl ,5s.- asif
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-09

BANKERS.
f1RsT NATIONAL BANK.
STOCKHOLDERS.

J.o.JEssisos,, JOSEPH Patterson,
- - Prest. ae Cashier.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-09
LAWYERS.

80 McCoMBs & CURTIS fat
. Auorneys and Connsellers at Law, Ar Hand
Jhio4 Office IN Bank building, over BEERS
Hardware store -
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destinations. ( 0Ece.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE I, 1870.
CLEARED.

steamshig Nemesis r), Blinge. Liverpool via Queens
stsag,sh,p AIeppo tBr. Brown. Liverpool via Queens
townC q Francklyn.
steamship Nevada (Br), Green, Liverpool-wnnams 4
Steamship Caledonia tBr. Ovensone, Glassow-Hender
Bros.
Steamship Bavaria (NG), Franzen, Havre Hamburg
Kunhardt Co.
Steamship Georgia CBr), Fletcher Quebec
gan Co.
steamship Acushnet Rector New Bedford-Ferguson 4
ship Roode, Davis, London -Tapcott Bros Co.
Ship Chas Farwell Moulton, Frontera-Borland, Dear
Bark Assunto (taI), Lauro Cork Falmouth
inson d Co.
Bark Lavina. Davis, Antwerp-Brett Son l. Co.
Bark American Eagle, Riley, Phi.adepha-Wm Murta gh
4 Co.
Brig Herald, De Gruchy, Cork for orders-Gco Buiey
Brig Eaton. Reed, Gibraltar for orders-H Baetjer
Brig Sarah Holbrook, Borstel, St Thomas-Peniston
Brig H odiorne, Sutherland Little Glace Bay-G H
Brewer.
schr Dandy (Br. Balard, Harbor Isand-J Eneas.
Schr Speedy, Lunt st Johns, NF.
Schr VIM Lancaster, seeley 81 Georgc-Jed Frye Co.
Go.
schr Mary ireland, Ireland, Wilmington nee url-
but h Co.
schr Annie Gaskel. Gaskell, Washington NC-overton
schr " Maillard, Leighton Ellzabehport- Dab-
cock.
schr Nile. Spear, salem-A Starbuck.
Schr w G Hull, Toman, Salem-A Starhuck.
6chr James Henry, Oliver, Boston-J Haviand.
Steamer Novelty, Wilcox Philadelphia.
Steamer Massey, Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer MayloweT Tufts, Philadelphia.
Steamer Brilliant, Holt, Plattsburg
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM yAcars.
Steamship France SBr Grogan Liverpool May ls and
ars Nay ~ a. Ion as saw 0ars bound Tes
scs lon s. steamship Erin, hence Liverpool
dacc Harvey. Had ne souhery bresss TO The north
ern edge OF the Stream since light variable breeze and
Steamship Volunteer. JONES' Philadelphia with mdse to
ppap25s 5s Br Wilson GsSntr FSS s
Hape
port Ssys wS 1aiSayy iEop, Jss% Elwsn e. TosI
weather With torrents Of rain April & lat 49, lon IS ID
sprung ruddsr and lower msnopsa + yard s La 40
Bark Benedetto sa caaero, GrGep. g days. with sal
Ss Has been "A days north OF Bermuda with light winds and
Bark Reunion to Boston, Tucker Buenos Ayres s davs
Eh %eq Nav Sna seT aa bheaGSn Weather y S
sS 6s lon ~ spoke brig Edwin Kennedy, from Boston for
EstfAsT RgsRes with
Sa %9 entire
ana Y ps S1Ss %
u When Of shs capes Delaware had heavy gale from
Me- split sails, stove water casks &c was days north OF
Bark Andes tof Porland sheppard Matanzas 20 days,
nds
SsSs A Mssy vs
rs pe % 0fen @ U RSG soa. 81 ss Sne SG
No.a
Brig Ncolans @ Pkenpack, Lisbon, 40 days. with mdse
to ofder had light winds and calms with thick fog
most of the passage May th lat 49, lon 20 90 spoke schr
Daring from st Domingo for London
Brig Nina tBr Holder, Monseviieo, so days. with hdes
brig Caeique sBraz), Cinra, Rio Grandc 81 days. with
hides, to John Bento Co. Crossed the Equator May in
long $s had ns has been Of Ha!teras
with Loswood % Richard ragley Had weather; has
been z days north OF Hatteras left vessels.
Brig Clara and Agnes (Br) Gaon, St johns r. 10 days.
with sugar and moasscs to Surges Covessel to Haton
Watson Coz had fno weather; has been days north OF
Hattcras.
Brig John JeTcry (Br) Nickersen Yabacoa PR Is days,
with sugar. to Pbfps Collins Had moderate weather.
Has been days north of Hateras Loft port brig Gnan
dra.
Brig La Cayenne Br Dohery, Aux Cages, IS days with
logwood, TO Morrison Barton Had light Nf-winds the
tire passage; has been days OF Hat,eras; left in port
Brig Mary Leighton, Cay Cardenas 16 days with sugar,
20 Moss Ward Had light head winds The passage;
bad pilot on board 8 days
Brig Eedona (Hr), Smith, Matanzes, rs days. with mo-
asscs, to orders vessel to MASTER 2b S8 90 Ion ~ had
heavy gale from Me- las,iag 90 hours opit sails
has been days north OF iiateras.
Brig Wadswoth (of Eaatdor), Bailey saqia u days
with sugar 10 ORDER vessel to- Winchester had gat
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
-TBkgE REQUISITES OF HEALTH.

N. II All the sicky people IN the world were TO lake 70
doctors enough them sufficient number
the robust to nurse Three conditions ouely
essential to health, good appetite digestion and
the ability to sleep soundly Sevenelehths OF the many
serious disease, complain that they can eat" that
their soachs OF order" that they dont sleep
well" For this class of ailments few persons think OF
calling in physician. Nor is 1t necessary, naspuch
rangeents Of the stomach ihe liver and the nervous ys
tenn, which want Of appetite indigestion seepless
arise This excellent vegetable tonic and corrective is
alao delightful anodyne Insomnia ncapacty sleep
y dose of this pleasant sedetye taken just before re
give somachic, aperient invigorant soporlac
anfseptic, the for the time being
may more particularly TO require but in
this grand restorative all these medicinal properties and
digestion is stimulated while the bowels regulated the
liver toned, the strength recruited the nerves caed the
fluids purified and the circulation equaiizcd. 1t Is believed
that there no other restorative and regulating medicine Ia
the world which boncfcialy and agreeaDly all
the agsinatng secrclve organs the lime; and
TO oil who lack the three Fundamental requisites OF health,
and enjoyment vigorous appetite sound digestion and re-
freshinR seep, s Confidently recommended as spcoGc
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
THE o'DAy HulD;U.
Renrrest of rhllip Coouey.

Renrrest Of FhiiiD C0oney.
superintendent Jonidan yesterday arrested Philip
Cooney, VINO, 1t will be remembered was arrested
some time ago for having caused the death OF David
oDay, whowas killed on the Pain OF Apl last during
a fracas in lager beer saloon in Charlton street.
Cooney was arrested soon after the honii
ciue, but was discharged, the Cororers jury
NAV mrasing rendered verdict OF juBtihabe homicide.
rne arrest was made on bench warrant ISSUED by
s,. gassd.et Atorney Caryn, the prisoner having been
tu w ths Grand Jury for murder. Cooney was
s. Enen ne,oe recorder Hacset, al the General SeS
SAonS' ana cohaiAtte1 " the Toubs 10 await trial.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
SUEDE AT NEWTON, N. J.

A farmer in comfortable circumstances, named
simmons Shubic, ividg in Sussex county, N. j.,
went to Newton on Monday with load Of produce.
which he disposed Of He then purchased a vial
~ gtrychnlne for the purpose, he said Of killing the
sutsrels that infested his corn deds. When he was
wifcih sight OF his house, on big return, he swal-
lowed the contents q the wal ana died = lew eN
The saicidc. ~ ai
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

IL; 5iss q: ssis.. Cow BAY 70 ds's Win
sas KY ' ..s, sss
S.'.1 calm. as s.is :siss 4. Ion n 10 spoke
days. WIN sss.T q c Gssss. -is fsiSo ca h.d s VIVA
:es s.s S;s ii: s' Nv
sis: tsis sis Mater ~
di:9s:.sa xs.ssesesS END and sb.nssn:3 Has Sssn
Win s :ass e. . fasE:s Light
sa Ss Rss % as: bss ST ss.s HS::
| e h1r 'V ~ .PS sns
g. n ssa for os s lat
Az; ws 1ra e rsass. e wsabssg
% at ;RsSe lOf New ssd
scsr yphspi r S.rdpsT susAsa 10 days. with
schi 20 Hart Low. Eeuthsrs, IL days. with pinsap-
p'es, TO J9s = Douglass. -,.
aM ssST % s.s u days. with
schr Gstsr Barlow. SaSannah, 10 days. with lumber for
ssSr JSSH pSssg wsl Georgetown. &C. days. with
ssSr JosSsSs'' Msst Washington NO. 10 day. with
ssr sssr tSe oSsias %s'E Ssvis, %1i's vriHlas lssn'
sssr sss hsns hhsPs o as'Sssn Pssssson vi'S9is sn.
sr sS I.Sss E,s nns hnstRS, R"sd y1sIp Virginia.
schr Oliver Scofeld D'ssosway, Georgetown, DC.
schr c. Lyon, Lyon, Georgetown d q:
sshr Henry Parker Parker Georgetown O. for New
schr Joseph Nickerson, slaight. Baltimore.
sshr r Jspns WasS s SSaisy beswe phaoeub,. for New
Haven.
E The achr Wilder from Caibarien which arrived The
Sh consigned Danford, Knowon& CO. reports winds
and eams the entire passage. Has been days north Of
Passed Throash Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship wamsuta, Fish, New Bedford for New York,
Schr Mail, Lindsley Portland days. for New York. with
lumber, to Holyoke Murray.
schr Edwards, Corson, Bath, days for New York
schr Pearl, 0ookin, ssco, days. for New York. with
shocks, 10, 70 Durkee 4 HoR
Schr Wallace Alien, Gloucester days, for New York
with fish, to Woodruff A Robinson.
schr Pointer, kicols, Providence for New York.
Schr George p Kane, Ward Bridgeport for New York
schr Goodwin, Waterbury Stamford for New York.
Schr VIM Wood, Sutton, Huntington for New York.
BOUND EAST
Brig Euevitas Ward, New York for Salem.
Brig W Lord, Bobn, New York for Pictau
schr rrucman, Gpbs, Philadelphia for New Bedford.
schr Palladium Ryder, Philadelphia for New BEDFORD
Schr D insraham, Dickens Philadelphia for Boston.
scbr Mercer, Wasson, Amboy for New Haven.
echr Staten Islander Hammond, Amboy for New Haven
Schr Foster Sheffield Eizabethpot for Pawtucket
schr SENATOR FaaIklin, Eiizabethport for Boston.
Schr Messenger Dean, Rondout for Taunton.
schr Urbana, Kelly. Pormont for Bristol.
Sr sr an.s M grgs aSs0sss @ Sr rs River
schr Garland. Lindsley, hoboken for Hartford.
schr Veto, Harrington, New York for Thomaston.
schr Miller, Chapman, New York for New London
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
RlRGLAAS BEATEN.

party Of burglars who were doomed to bitter
disappointment on Tuesday night, making a vacant
stable on East street the cover of their achieve.
ment, bored their way through thick wall into the
ship chandlery store of George M. Klotz at the cor
ner of East and Delaney streets. Having pried
open the safe. they obtained fifty dollars as the re-
ward OF night OF pr0tracted and severe toll. They
had the good fortune, however to escape with It,
That tie enterprise was not wholly failure.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS,

A UCTIoN GOODS AT A BARGAIN.
n Having bought part Of the stock Of the late nrm Of
Z. Y. Haughwout Co., am now selling Siyerpated Ware
Cutlery Refrgerators, Cooking Utensils, China and Glass
other House FurnshngGoods at prices that would
EDWARD D. BAssFoRD,
Cooper Inst
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and rolics Paragraphs and Items Of Mis-
csllaneous NsVs.

The 1enowrna record WIN show the changes IN ths
temceraure Of the weather for the past twentyfour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
los, vaar as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor.
uofrp
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
SHIPPIN G. N e w $.

Almanac for New York This Day
Sun rises. ...... 4 90 Moon sets... eve 10 20
Sun sets. ....... 25 High water. eve 10 IA
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK For THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
Shipping Notes

Shipping Notes.
There arrived this port from foreign ports during the
month of May last 4s8 vessels showing Of l2s
vessels compared with the arrivals OF the corresponding
month of 1859 In this following table will
found of intercst:-
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
SAILED.

Steamships Aeppo, Russia and Nevada for Liverpool;
anna vi.
Wind at sunset 8. hight
The New York herald., 1870-06-02
BELOW.

Bark Commodore Dupont Nichols Is days from Matan-
zas Eecevcd po from boat David MITCHELL No 3, 2sh
ult, LAT 81 %, lon Is 80
Brig Nina ll,r) from Montevideo (Ry pilot boat Wash
ton, No 22).
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

Average Temperature ycSteriaY .............. 6H]
Average temperature FOR corresponding date
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

Cornelius Ceraghty, Thomas Connolly ana Patric
McUann were fined ten dollars yesterday by Justic
Bixby, OF the Yorkvile Police Court, foi Ashting
the street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

Rosanna Carberry, aged thirty-fve, was found
dead I'm her room the nth noorof No. 80 Clinton
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

......'...soo oAo
There arrived at this port during the month Of May
foreign ports l7.4l4 passengers.
The largest number Of passengers brought TO this
port in vessel at single trip arrived in steamship
The Queen from Liverpool May g. being, cabin
ace, l022.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

Thomas Burns was brought before Justice Bixby
yesterday 10 answer charge of stealing silver
watch from Hugh McEvoy, fellow workman. He
was held TO answer.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

Chffs'y heardon, young man having no occupa-
tion, who has been subssting for time Off the
earnings OF Laura Adams, girl of the town, resid-
ing at No. 125 Mercer street, was arralgned before
Justice Shandley, at Jefferson Market, yesterday by
detective Dunn, OF the Eighth precinct charged with
kicking and beating his benefacress In sucn brutal
manner On Tuesday as to produce miscarriage.
The woman was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital In
an ambulance, and Is at present in critical condi.
ton. Upon complaint OF officer Dunn Reardon was
committed TO await the result OF the injuries.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

The Cuban ladies OF the city Of New York are
requested to meet at the st. Julien Hotel on Monday
Iune Q, 1870, for the purpose OF considering what
action to take to further the cause OF Cuba.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

glass jar, containing the remains OF three still
born children was found yesterday afternoon In
the mud at the foot OF Thrty-eighth St eet, North
The New York herald., 1870-07-25
TRIAL cF IN: WaITEsTOte RIOTERS.

The six men engaged in the riot at Whtestone on
Saturday evening, the 10th inst, arraigned be
fore Justice Provost on Saturday afternoon at an
adjourned examination. In the meantime the friends
Of the prisoners had reimbursed the brothers Titus
for the money lost and the Clothes torn. Tie pre-
vious pleading OF the prisoners by advice of coun-
Eel was Withdrawn, and the plea OF guilty suDst-
tuted. The Judge, on account OF the previous good
character OF the men, and the TACT that generally
they were sop2r young men, and, further, as they
had shown disposition to repay the injured men,
SAID he would impose light line commensurate
with tho offence.
August Kancr pleaded guilty OF assault and bat.
terry and riot was sentenced to pay fifty dollars
And costs. James Kearney George WamschbacDer
and william Marion pleaded guilty of assault and
battery and were fined ten dollars each, with COSTS
Since the arrest VI the men The father OF Kaner has
died, which no doubt Influenced the Judge some
what In imposing the fine. ihe young men were all
from New iorS, and were out on q sailing excur-
sion Oh tie DAY Of the occurrence. Their
boat becoming becalnied they put into White
stone TO taka The train. large number OF per-
present from the GUY to testify to their
previous good character. The young men were
somewhat under the influence Of liquor at the time
OF the fight and claimed that they were ignorant Of
the proceedings. Grahams aud Clements were dis
CHARGED With q ropriinand.
The New York herald., 1870-07-25
q L A e c E FIRE.
Partial Destruction OF Cns Of The Finest Blocks
an Broaiway-The Origin, Progress aud
Termination Of the Confagra-
tion-Loss About 100000.

At hahpast ten last night the lower part OF the
island, as calm ana quiescent 1t usually is on a
Sunday night, rang with the fire alarm signals and
the noise and chatter OF the fire engines bound
for No. u Broadway aad corner of Re tor stree /
aroused all the dormant life and in ten minutes the
great block to southward OF Trinity Cemetery was
surrounded by thickly packed throngs OF pedes-
trans hungry, perhaps, for the tongues Of the lick.
ing flames. In other words hot as the day was by
nature, combustion in the hideous form Of con-
Migration was TO make IL hotter still,
and the immense six story and basement brown
stone block, bounded by Broadway, Church and
Rector street had taken fire in the northwest ner
on Church street and in The top story occupied by
the National Bank Note Company and the "lMaior
\ Knapp Engraving and Manufaci Company"
The flames when first discovered were Issuing from
the lofty windows q: this POI mt, and before the wa
ter could be turned upon the fire they broke into
mites around-down the bay, across the river,
up the island. TIE sky re9dened, and huge
OF Trinity Cemetery, filing the atmosphere
with thick, dense and suifocatnG medium.
Up Broadway there was nothing but q sea
Of fmpenetrdble smoke, which, combined with the
natural heaviness and sultriness OF the atmosphere
made respiration difficult matter Almost instantly
succeeding the alarm engines Nos. g. 10, 49, H. 27
and and the Two trucks l and 10 were on the
grounds Streams OF water began play at the corner
OF Church street. and in less Than an hour the flames
in this quarter were under control. Meanwhile the
nose was LED 70 tls G99l a. oagn windows n S and md halls
Pray @ was ns s Ss
Sove{el That tie relentless element was breaking
through Under the cof.cc On He3of street loo ieet
Irom Broadway, and active measures were now
taken TO arrest II. VERTICAL streams were sent up
from below, columns Of Water played from the roof
and here again the hremen were triumphant. 1t
was not long after midnight before the fire was re-
duced: The men wo! ked Well and were protc cted
III their ab0rs by the precinct police,
Comnanded by Sergeant Cay.
Tne bre originated in the drying room. where 1t is
sup osed some highly combustible material OF the
Bank Note Company ignited spontaneously. 1t Is
well known that the union OF highly inhammable
chemicals Will frequently bring on disastrous con-
haRratton The janitor was almost scared to death.
The occasion furnished employment for a pack OF
Eohemians who were sorry ut the way 1t turned
The lower story OF No II Broadway Is occupied by
the Union Trust Company, but It's quarters were un.
injured. Two watchmen were in the building at tile
time Of the origin, It IS said. The loss was very
heavy, not only to the building, owned by Z. A.
Matthews, but in valuable plates dies, stones. &C.,
ueed by tue engraver. The loss IS estimated at
1900. 600
The New York herald., 1870-07-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY II, 1870.
ARRIVALS.
RRpoRTEp By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
% 'sS ssapy inc I
y p: &c y
81: ss;:s$:sS sss July with
y s,issS s:S: s g III
s n.''sA 's'm
and HPKf asa easss Co. s' hours with
saa 70 as e oS aos
.a Steamship 9 kn,ghs NJ Dspty Georgetown, Dc with
Sissaspp voaassr. Joas'' PSiaSsDsa. with nd.e. to
shiP Frank 1hayer tor Boston, powne, Boston days.
ss1s s Ess9ssia Bremen d days, with ma.e
S 0sSs tsdn: sd M Co. Jy H. o of Sab a. Island saw ship
July lat % Ion As 49, saw large icebers had strong
s ,ss As do se ~ s q ws
to % FassS Gsys G 3 3D. y.s % 1asss %
BARR PsteIo tBr Grouse, AreceibO R, II days. with
bark Caro- Of bucksport. Bsas, Havana, days, with
Bark Fannie Capp, Eaibarien, 10 days. with sugar,
Bark Eagle Luce Msansss Il days with oa
swan nfs sas
from the south, which lasted for hours with great io
rg VIII Sssn 1ss % Port ssn
asssnSy HOOK a Tor orseps o0 Inc 10
Sg FISH Dys cardenas 10 days. with molasses to
Brig Harry Brown Cow Bay day, with coal to George
qy Seys. instsaoa % days. with cot.
sss TSs %h sa
with efu Ss S Va
&saght Been days north of Hateras with light winds
scAr Israel snow Ksa1n garncoa 70 days with fruit to
cSapmsn from Baltimore oI csriens ien 3d. spoke DARK
sShr Azelds Laura McIndoe, Baracoa, 10 days. with
sehr Il Thompson, Cook, Laqun "A days, with mdse. to
SssSSTT TarS NS;: Ssa: Ess.s Ess.ss VIRGIN, Virginia
schr Stockton, BOXER, Virginia.
SsS1 SsSF EIsSSsh K9E SS. SS.!s vsin.
schr Il Waite Candy, Georgetovn BE-;
shr Ellis Bs@oT for New
Steamer Relief Walton, Norfolk 81 hours, to the Coast
steamer Lackawanna, Parrish Norfolk, to the Coast
Passed Through He'll Gate,
sch5 Belle the Bay Emmou: Cape Sable for New York
ws n n 70 eR Rogers Co. July on grGwn p gas .shs
FRANK xwisms GLOUCESTER, they having their
Ssss 3 Gs; s s'ss
'h ssa RsssS
named Henry Palmer and Justin Comean they had been
a 2s's
ei q s. Na hs Sd Nova
where they picked up The Belle hs Bay los two
anchors on the Banks had thick fogs most Of the time,
| with light southerly winds and rsin.
Sehr Cordeiia Beckwilh Georges Bank for New York,
schr Portland lBrJ Nelson Windsor Ms for New York,
with plaster TO wotherspoon Bros vessel to Jersey
| Co.
Schr Hannah Baker, Kelly Glace Bay for New York,
with coal to Geo II Brewer weasel to MASTER
Schr Henrietta, Hart Calais Tor New YORK, with lumber 70
Simpson Clappl
Schr Sawyer, Drisco Whiting for New York, with lum
| Der 10 Chase Talbot 4 Co.
Schr Columbia, Carroll. Bangor via Gay Hoad for New
| York, with lumber to order. .4f f-ssirf
schr Lizzie Small, Tice Dauvcrsport for Rondont.
The New York herald., 1870-07-25
CUBA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July "a 1870.
Thefohowing were the quotations of the principal articles
IN the Havana
on Saurcay afternoon
Suear-During the week there been but small bust
ness at unchanged notaous The market closed quiet and
This Condition Of the the
lied condition of European affairs. Sales the
basis Of 81 per for No u Dutch
covadoTherc Is a scarcity OF stock The sugar
during the week rs 900 boxes and 30 hhds including
lUc0J boxes 4vU s the lifted States The.
IN the warehouses OF Havana and Maanzas foots SCI 900
boxes and $500 bids
Freishtssbppers refuse 10 charter, owing the
Ned state of the market per box of TO the lnHed
States I'll ~ 20 hid OF TO the United States is
t5; per bid. OF olasses 10 The United Sates @ 3 so
per ton 10 Falmouth aud orders, SOs S2s. 3D. there
surplus OF tonnage all parts Bacon steady Coal oil
hrmer; In tins, 40 reals; bb renfs per gallon.
Hoops. Sts 1858 per NJ Flour hrnler $50 o $40 o..
Hams 1Tm American saed, 20c. American sngar cured,
SsEc. Lard Advancing, in ke,s .c. In 22
2S11c Lumber is In demand; white pine, 3S $50; pitch
pine $2 43 Potatoes advaucng sales at $5 = IS
Iallow firm n l21.c :c. Coopera2e dull ExchaI.e e.
1op Londcn ss psr oen prem nr1 on lnied Sa,es 80
days, IN cnrrcncy, SA per cert discount
Excbange-Oa UnEed states sight. in currency, 2
per cent discoug gold 90 days, ~ per premium
The New York herald., 1870-07-25
THE DEADLY SUN.
Another scorching Sunday-The Thermometer
at 05 L-2-Cases Of Coup de Soleil and List
of Deaths from Excessive Heat

The blast which has been blowing upon the
denizeEs Of New York from the mouth OF more
than tropical furnace, seemed few days since, IKE
thing OF life instead of aeatn to relent in Its pur
pose, and promised us o respite. But, though IL
showed persistency In Its passionate warmth Its
codness was more brittle than an lcice, and yester-
day it breatned upon us again "the breath
OF the pitiless.n Ninety-ave and half de-
grees at three p. NJ. was close ap-
proach to the ninety-seven OF last Sunday,
and win no doubt satisfy the warmest admirers OF
the clerk OF the weather, and thaw out any 'ittle
cOOness' that may exist between our fellow citizens
of French and German descent. II such efforts on
behalf Of benign Providence don't do 1t puny NOR
tails need not try. tr
The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature for the past JwenLy-fOur hours In
comparison with the corresponding day, OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy, HERALD Building Broadway, corner OF
N n