davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-28

Andrew johnson, ROW 1t Milwaukee, has rece.sed
orders to 70 into commission.
Ekw GcnooxKH-An "a l" Schooner Of the
following dimensions Is On the stocks 81 buffalo
lis feet length Of keel and l2s fer: over al; sG
feet beam. md feet not1; with \ ra--5tay capa-
cttv OF 40 tons In feet Of water She IS nunt Of
the best selected white oaa, thoroughly saltei.
and IS built strong as wood AMI iron can make
her, She will cost, all complete, about 81. .0Hd-
She Is to rcn in the coa1 t1ade 6eEHeeh Bun4o AMI
Eric. ..--.
CHANCES n BR11sH EHsroHs REGULATIONS
The Tinted States Consal al SaEnta has nostae.1
the State Department OF changes In the British
customs tesni1ttons rs affecting yesse.s OF the
CpIted States trading At Canadian ports- Vessels
over 10 tons are rcq1ired to pay to rrpo aud y
10 Gear. Vessels OF less ionnage, Including foM
boats, are also re4ulfetl to repot1 and clear 4u'1
in each case pay 81 cents. TuZooats On St Cint
River are slloFet 70 t2He oo wood aoa supplies
without beng obliged to report and eltsr. , an. aud
vessels calling for supplies are saved this extr1
expense. Ferry boats arc required to Paf g ret
DAY. and arc expected to report aud clear once u
,wenty-four hou1A except Whera British boa.s arc
engaged Ii the same uade; then nc American
boats Will be required to pay wbateScr he CnEet,
States charge the Canadian boats The Inc ol
tver steamers plying between Port Antcn aal
Detroit are required to report snu clear whenever
tney touch dock on the Canadian side.
, 1870-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


AHNlyED.......-.July2 g.
stmr sheboycan, Milwaukee, l>o pkgs nsn, and
ssmr Alpena, Grand Haven, % rkss nsh. an. sun
dries.
Prop jacob lscrIschy, Der~hc. 100 N lumber, saa
N iatn, :3s..m shnglss..
Prep ia tha1ee, saueatuck, 100 m shingles, 81
nkgs nsh, anil sunir!es.
prn ta1 Ilaa.te, Holland, 20 eds wood. and sum-
Prop Tfuesdell, ; Green Hay. Sc, m shingles, 500
eJs wool, SEQ pigs nsh. and sun.ff1eSL
Pror SebrasAa, Bunn,s, "a bass saasoaa sson, and
Bark rssbs!go. Bar City, 100 m lumber.
Schr E1a Elinwotsl, saginaw, 1,6 u lumber, Ii m
scnr il. i K!ng, caarlo.tevt'le, 80 NJ lumber. GOO
scn ossav,a, Mnsecson, rs N lumber.
! Schr Seot.anii, Suuth uaeen, 81 eds hatk. -
| Prop St clair. Ailw aukce, +o0 tons irun ore
seow Ardent. White lake, lsa N shingles 400 ties,
scow coloaei 4 IL il. e ncs. Mantstse. II, N lumber.
sehr u. Rand, Muskeeon+ ss u lumIrs.
scbr g. E. rnringteu, MlskrEou, ls5 lumteI.
schr Fremont, sausatucs, Is II lumber.
SchF Agnes POTTER, MilW sukce oe0 tons iron ore-
| Schr Ashtabula, kewanee, 81 eds b1rk-
Schr Kate E. uoHa ard, Holland. 20 cds bark, 70 N
Barge Msry Amanda, GsanA Haven, ,1ao m lumber.
Barge &. u. russell. Tnte'so, $50 N lumber.
scoW M Cortett, rentwater, ,ooo cedar posts, $50
1 telegraph poles, 400 IN shlnx[rs-
schr Progress, tlolland, ~ ctss wuod ie half bfs
schr lawn. sansstucx. Is IL 1unss7
Srhs Il. MGtf, Ocunro, 1sH til lumbar, ~ n laIl-
Frsp v Gsars:, f. ~ ~, ~ r. ss,t
Schr VI. II. Scot. t;rAlii Traverse, l7s ct,s wool
Ilark nututr, Cleveland. Is Ton, cuaL
Brig Fashion. Kaciie, ia y, lrtntr'r = u lath-
shr Ans Hsr1 45 sst S'ls ber
100 N lath-
, 1870-07-28

wa1antee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven uaies Of the Court Honse,
nlet, for frcotu On "Wednesday, Ju!y q:
Twenty ninth 1t, les It e uf Butter St, s I, 50x
lsi 9.1U #; .lufr l9...-......-.,-.. ,.-.{ a,2sa
Wabash nY, sse II OF Twcnty.sixth st. ct,
snItkO It; J1y IL, 800
corl.ell st. US Il v Of Milwaukee, Ar, sf,sa
xlt4t Il; julS qs..-+.......-... ..-.....- 5000
Mitchell st, lso II v Uf Lnlou 81, n I, s51S0
It, with buildings; July 1s..... ........ l,eD
Retecca st. Sc It c OF Centre Az, s (. eix190
IT: July s5.....................+.. 400
nj, S0x1s4 Il; July 9o.................... 20. 400
Fulton St, 2 IT " u Lincoln st, I, sox1ss.s oo
ve,iier Il, : oi ilals,tl, 8 + asxt9a II; july
l9........,.. ..,....,............. .,...... 1850
injs si,.,.... .....,..,.....,......,, 49,, esp
81 sio II June a. soo
Un1at.u 1t, u c cor LaSalIe st, 8 I, und II OF
l0x10h IT; ju1Y 19..., ,.......,............ 1,000
Ontario st. II e cor Lasa1le ST, i I, und Il OF
lnx3lnit. July 20 1000
NORTH OF CITY L1MITS-
Lincoln ny, 932 II = e Of Dtycrsy ct, swf, s6
als0 II; Aps1l il, 1861. SOC
SOCIH Of city LINiTs-
Eyina az, Il, It vi Forts-ninth 81. I, 231
l1t IT JG!y G.. oe
Stu,r Fl, "a 1t OF Forty SECOND #, " I. o0S
IL e-lUft Mag y1....----................. 3pd0
WEST OF OLD CITY LIMITS.
Fullerton az, 1875 I. v Of Thomas as, D I, ~
xl.4 II: July 3l.....-,,.-... ....--+.-..- 80
FUllansbec 81, l,5 It n OF Leddy st, I, Sbx
II. #; July sl.......--..+-.....-....-.. sa
, 1870-07-28
numorrd Reorganization OF tho
Fcntnu Brotherhood

T. II EssEaf q 7x NE 1'FK ""'"' -,
We arc enabled to announce upon apparent
IL good authority that the fenlan HrotheE
hood, both 1t home and abroad, is being 1eor-
sapizea. It appeafs that II the t'me nn o. .ne ne
1 I.prea for sisins IN lzelsnd. but the :, 1rish
c]emmanae1.in- ] { ckief, Who is known b the
sitio Of :. General EdvArl Lee finding shs' u
md M hat The country people ", we:s
generally sra.he:ic, refused 10 an; ooSS
ior rnbcIiop. thinking it more advisable e
await mare favorable opportunity Ihh
gentleman, whose real name il known oriS ! !
hc in,.i.ted, wen his spurs under GAnnn@ a..Sa
aud WIS enc Of our most dasMng o,nest
during the late war. He particularly ois!ln
Euiahtd hjsnself uads1 Sherman dat1n6 w
, 1870-07-28

9p!es iii Tha H.. ,hrr market HsA ftm At nm
.hs.-sI -,.tros ErsCch stort has r1tner An ad-
n,r1 p,snc fms for st3mcsttc Ieather The
ne ,sline ,S nr.ces.
ness A9y c1upsT pa1sss sanes % ssse Inc, city,
- ans :ktn. Il i. soc3fl'10: ktp, veals S1io
fs1' 20: In pppsr, 10. H. sa1slc; cis1 upper,
eos1 = T. alass * reaq ea gnS:r ss: isais =
sc: ] rough upper, 1AaIs na, ss35!e; tousn uppel,
aaasases sa.s so;e ..a4,c pbade,nos sole,
se1s 81 hs51eas Sa e,,m III sts n4; g. p aesy
ss AnStsea ss tnes 3 5 III tasass
% 10 100 Me, tionzI 70: FTruc6 eaif Lemotue, i
dozen, t6a1AaSu1o; French caif, J.3t, 4 dozen,
METALS iNi1 TIM EK.:. ss1I,cTE 1Tt@' Tn snd the
leading aricles were In t,rt,er temantf ann prices
| wtrr hr1ner. We make M chanRe1n our list:
tin, c, tilso: isrge piss, -; smaI plvs, l9c:
~. currtLcoprer bottoms, SIC; o,az,e,s, over y
~: sasEi s q eMfsEsi sere1 r. saa, caas ,oyc; a,st
quality, sttet. lie: epelstr, tic
snd .ns aSs Il y ,a aaa i! i,c
NAL$21hr market was fairly active At un-
-: a. > Eee. A3s; il. i keE, $500; 81 i
S.r. fa:s; e. Exeg, 800; nnc hiucd. 81, 7 kes,
F.@: rne h',ie.,. I'd. tee, sssa
nt,,eL t.s1ta,n y 70 Inactive and weak at s6aeic.
iJnsey.i, whair, aud other Descriptions remain
ss,s, "a q qgS1e atsG1 :eSs's e.
Whsle oil. eoc Tank oil NC: Straits Sc: iab,;cat.
~ ~; tuIfhhe o ~ asa9stoos sRs o!i o
"a. /. b. IDA a.: strictly pure, $1.s0
| HI SEThv n,.,ses eShi.!tesl fair deceee af
,nna a. @ 9xc. cx Iopsaoa sS
Ass,fs. soHfs.Ef:s:s 7s; remain nru under an acsse
eEaG5:c: ~ tl!,n. III Ftsnsh m.Itiei. ssssc: ProS.
l tof Gamblc's, sayss:.e; k.sks <3ertnan mot
;iie geau,1c. Ie.i!c: % casstira Amcfssn. iis ;sc
nt;td etfs saes Wfsi assss ssn'ae5. ;e s:aea
| Wri.Ie1's hfar :tc
STAKCu-T1rs atf!cle Was ID falr request AMI
tac 1narErt was steady =. previous prices: Kings
ton corn, III q lsc; i,rr. iosl0hc: Peoria cFys.
Ottawa Corr, l":.v1ic: Waits nuTe, ;As.Ac;
| UtgAHA laun,try, .A9s.
sPICEs-1hr market was less active but nf1n at
| unchapgr. rstres: Allsy,tcr, xAa3us; cioses asa
4oc; nu,meas, No. /, 81 tG. lis: No !, l30;
| cassta, 1itc; pepper, 3Gs32se-
.ay. a. o get ve1y stroag % feeling vas Il maniiessesi.
business was tsonc. Ne repeat: csushe,i, pow.
.s.Sa s''isissc: ~ Hos sssaassd. i4sls..c: staaa
arr, le,.E I4c: extra stan.lan4 1s7,t@l+c: extrs
Z not standard, ls'.@l4s: yellow =. 1aai3Ac;
alike: posto I;,cu, prime 70 eho!ee, issaise
bDx. mime 10 cao,cs. ssiaisc: motssses sugar,
;Na ithc: Carton G {. iY1 .,al24c; Calvert gel
low, Ina ieAc; Richmond t, 1s.s&ts'.c
well ur. under an nc,lre anI increasing demand
10th ou LEGAL a,,i inferior account Ne coDtinu
.;eniia rcinen s,run. 6%ssse: sI,Scf drips. Sea
I.mi: cnba molsssts. +sa SOC: New York extfi
, 1870-07-28


-.....-.. WEDNESDAY EvEs1SG- July q.
LCMEEl--The 0fIeEtnRs al the wholesale '1orSs
wtre again Ut liberal character, but will hi'ul
attendance Of buyers plly lair business WAS
transacted, at at,ut prices current Oh Tues taE.
"Ar sawed shingles, 1ath, anil picketS were tfulI
and unchanged III prices. The reported tran NC
items were As follows:
Cargo schr tit0, L. Learer, from Manlstec; 1fil m
It In.h scnnsuE atl,i timber III xlIpV; sold i,y J..
u, lnnmas L Co.
Cargo schf Lincoln DaI, nun nay lleSoc, ls3 u
1t mixed 1nmfA'r, Fttpa AZ slsVos oat4ncc II
flN6p: Eoltl hr Carter Jnnes-
Largo schr Ehza DAY. from bay Settienent.
1890 I'll A shingles, ito a1fiScl, at FREY: soM ny
Carter / JONES'.
Cargo schf PnRalA, from MenoMinee. 1tS ~
II lumber, largely sl1eloatNs, at slg.9, Ilsa Al
$e.0A: sold hy carer K 1ones-
Cargo Rctlf Fashion, fE1im MuskfRnn, ~ III II
strips an,l ioarls. at s11.sa; sold by Philips i
BruNnt.
At TnE YARDS,
At AAA4 At ~" Az
OF special mention. The aggregate demand was
moderately bye, and prices were geneta4Iy well
supported We quote:
tHSt Clear, l-lncn 10 S-lnCu: tsA3uVIe.-ou
, 1870-07-28

liG.;s-The hug uade orene.l hrtsk this mnrntnS
and The maske. Was buaJant at 1Dal3c advance
cn ytstcs.las = clotir prices This was the con-
ditlon OF thinRa up about IL o'clock, when there
Was a .'lnE tn the demand, and froEu this lime
0ver TOR THE dav-prices gradually shaded OF,
closing wcak ut substantially tue prices cnErcnI
Yesterday evening. Sales trln.rttcd at 9.fs99s3
for common, light coatsa and mlxetf lots; $9ssa
9.a8 for medium. and II f9.tA49.as for good TO
extra Harley Green realszs.t the outside Guota-
ton for carload averaging 3l5 fhss We note ioe
so1ta-r
, 1870-07-28
MEQ1GALOAnDS
DR.. james.

Thc Specialist In the treatment Of Ctcoue veaeresI
Infections Dseases. will he In his Neca1 ta:itus.
81 and g Raudoah4t, unEthea4e of Dtast,su
Up stairs, hareafter fom sA IN to n. All prnf
stnnst futeryiexp tonddept5,l
, 1870-07-28

ri11sBCaEn, July e,.-cruac petroleum auiet
NTH downward tendency; spot or July PIC;
August, sa.tao'.r; September, 1oc; octoeer 1oHc
so iris, F+Jer last threc months, 1ec: loo brls
al 1o4c; so0o brls, last four. 91.c- hefneI weak
spot or Juls, .4Ec: September TO December,
s5Lc: August III October. &c; August, @aLc- Hui
n,lit disposition 10 do more than to cover con'
, 1870-07-28

CANAL 1ocK. CHICAGO, Jolly vi ?. n;- ;,-
C1EARKp-Kescue. Leuont, Light: AuSusts, hig
hun, light; u. Walker, Lsrnont. light; coossitu-
t!on, Lmonr, light; Col"url II 4nninR, Letnont,
light; George Judi, Leu.1at. :ls.t: Ei.a OCon-
nell, sag, light; Atlantic. NoTts, sl,f4 It fnmnet
pnro. tockpoIr, light: Wing 1 Wing, Jo!iet,
S ci+ It lumber. 11.eso 18th, 5 br1s salt: + ny
urp. Aasstt!les, $3.50 II inml'eF. 2Qu y sillhg,
s,o latb, i, COS shingles, 10 tons coal: Montreal
Gf,xwk. 3,s.S # iuuter, IsoCo shingles. lo' lois
ceal; BayKv No. ), Peru, - ora II lumber.
ARRlyEi,-Admlral, sag, % ytts stone; EScei-
..er Joliet, II yts <tDne; Z Rnsnha.n. Loekpoth;
S. yts stone: Messenger, LockPort, Light: Colone'
Martin, Biz Kun, Is yis stone: Eclipse. Leiuont,
IS yGs Stone; + II. Atkinson, Leluont, $ J.is
su u; s. j r., Iemon1, s. Jds stoae; AAt ao:s.
| autnt, e yt:s stone; ]. ". NcGenE!sa Lemons'
q Wis stone: j. d. Walker. Le1nont, Ttts stone.
& bis line: Elv!n Walker. Jr, lemoat, y ~ Sis
stone; Il. Walker, Lemont = y'is stone. I" ''''
I lime. ..,-o- ~C1v.z-
fn-t ut,s bt1aNH ss7.& It Iul4hsf, $50 IL III ~
/ ter. Johp Carter, Joliet 81, ST. 1t lrmbGI. as'
1 IAN. General NcPhersnn. Lamont Aent: ~. ~
ynnce, Tenant, Hight: J. " MctienntSs Le.o"p.' I.
f,oht:a s a1I, r.. Lefnont, Light: J. a. NAkef' =
M nj lJcbt: il. Waiker. lE1nens. a2ns. r. ~
rSarier. Ic1nont. light: Eclipse, Lenont, llenI
Thnn,,sJ, say, light: Jennie, A1nooka, Light; Col
I onsl MaIsiu. Hlg Kuu, light
oasI aasIHR1Tip1K = Goodsn, ostsNa. :, go bu co1n, r.
GO Ia oats; Brilliant, Morris Aoeo bu corn, 200
ID osus: Monarch, Lockporf, s, 800 bu oats
, 1870-07-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,


NEEF EATTLE-Thcn. VIA more life "a tnc
tallle tta4.r to day. and better, dtmet 1esans
prevailed. The marked falling of In the Fecttpt8,
1cscther With the more favorable tone Of EassesH9
ads'ees rsofc IN measure, The oanedsnS, snn,na o1
Vrses. "a vel n Fr,od butcnc:a' stock. met wttn
prumrs ne, and s3 better p1.cea tstn re-
Jeste1ay oF Monday. 90 tar e tse o. aaas nj @
Improvement, tnetr being aa almost te'1 ~.
, 1870-07-28
COMMERCIAL.

WxDxEspAf EVENING, July =.
Tbs following table shows the receipts and
ahiprnente OF produce AZ this point dut1ng tho
mast twenty four hours:
, 1870-07-28

10 South Claftt teat1 m Private ana S-1nal DIR
e4Hes. znd eecfA prrC Liz Firal-t
Nd ob.tnsss ct sstaInas Wr.kqe.. XT,aas p:
uss of mern1J. Special sstent5on Etvrn Fr1air Dit
hcultrs- Pxiarhet Of Advoa sr1s fr3 Consolidation
free a1d contdcnt2l
, 1870-07-28


NEW ToHx. July se.-The threatening aspect OF
adA:rs III Europe crossing out OF the ascfet treaty
lxtNcen France sud Prussia, aud which bids falr
to .,aw England into the Struggle, tsils 70 s1e1t
any s1s.ctsl influence on homo markets, which arc
uri,t and crp1h OF notable feature. Private Gable
.segams IRON London his afternoon Eere OF
rulc cheerful character, and reported settlements
Wttnen. important failures Following tats lnsei
tttcuce, terds Ut London we're quoted A s. Hnlea
caused literal ka1es Of gold. especially BY German
bankers, ami the ns1ce tel oa On nc stoef t, *,
ctaoGe response vas made to the news ttota
Lendcn IN the shape Of higher Prices
shipmrnts Of sIecie to.lay-pss Seosss' s1'9s''~
6o;; Wisconsin. x.sn, 600. Total, &, 81. $50
Soll = a11, having sola down trc4 ~: ~ snt2 t.
lsos. alsl On restricted heastnKx The iFtAsu1y
sn,,i mLllon At ii s>-1co 10 II sl.oa CafMaaS M
lsief, : Ter cent to nat C1earanees+ SuVM" =,
| Money easy On call tpans II s4S per ee4t on
s.,xkS AM, E44 Per cent on gosttn1ents fHme
dist unnts CAT. ....a, r..
Foreign exchange Inn; sight 1loaal19';;, "a.
tic transfers held hrmlJ at .l1ts@11l" lot pttAe
| s!xty days nnm1ra! lt9A91O9t.
! Governments Gull, hut strong: ..,a,o.,
| C2ucs.' sig. -1lsGtali3 Cr1ls, US. s..lNAEs
l S,onFa tts. .1raS. tS1o0l 10 -Iits .io649l1s
CoQps, Eas .lGSa.3ioaS Cu1rcncys .1loA<4ill
CQppa, new, ,losf31osAl
, 1870-07-28
Avoid Qunck*.

victim Of easty inliseretiou causInx rcrrrs 4.t2
T. pfern.turr decay. &e~ having TIED IN win every
advertised rrtnedy bas dscovtred = Atmple means u
stHcnre, which he III send free u his frlIow turs.
J. X REKvEs'. "a Ssssan.st. New f~-k CITY.
, 1870-07-28

DR. j. SASGFK. +! L1S,Ea-st r.tzs Lecture AID
hsek tSs tlr M;5si.s, 81 cent, fe0:,1 til!. sr:;sia
successfully treated Alto. SERslSK r1Ll.s--.,Ee
cufr fat stetims at .t1tAhneeAa,1 By tn.u Krel-e
statur and A3Gter. T. D. Boz 3I. Chicae,,
, 1870-07-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EFkSISG, july -.
DCTTEN-Tne market remains inactive, with
no prcslwc1 uf immediate improvement The re-
cetfts continue light, tut in The absence of my
consderaf'lc .lefnand aide from meeting tue cur.
rent whnta NJ local consumers, saIes drag, aaA OF
low grades there Il steady accumulation. ClHce
dairy Is sca.rc, and the little Of this aorr offered
Choice ual.., ssa:!c: falr to Eood tub and nrki1.
ls@atc: commcn grades 1s.1lfc.
bAGGlNG-Iae1e Eas potn!ng new . to note ten n
baKs and Ia fact all gbods in the tine. were meet
Ing Win a reasonably acl!re inquity, and tae
un3i auoias,ons Il resterias Is ioiows: stars 4sc
Ludlow, 4eAc: lewiston A. l2c Anlet'cah, 39%c;
Tnt,u. 4. ssc; Gunnlcs, h-h1: sas &c: gunnls.,
4-hu. fss4soc; ourars, a-bu, lassr7 *oui SACKS
HruD1SG MATER1ALS-Trsdc eas morr ac-
use. ana d aers c1pet'en%ssd % no nsuxy q fsal
marble aukf. . hi, ss.sNzs.ss; lime, IN bu's. j
& c.,es 'c cuese s b9. III ssiaeaas ~ ermcns, Koss
dale. : tF+ ss.Vueaso: AKRON, = hIl tauses
51a'sss .fs %s :sSa. iI Rl4:;sss a*.s 81 Is {
e5ess ioc s. s9s e S AZ clay 0F' *"
tory cheese is verr low, and he lest goods can
| moi be bought at any concession from our outside
wxs g. e9s*ss i Rp'' Ssa s9a sSas Sat
factory, 13s i4c: Illinois factory, 1l31ahc; West
en- Reset1c, 1l91sHc.
hard and tof, descriptions, and prices weIe nrnly
sustained ~ AROUND Mc 1uotS. - Le'asas .aup'
M, 800: b ossnu1g. $s0e.aa0: Et1t sad H!l9
Hul. $40: Walnut HI ssn: HoGk1as ~ s1eys " &
500; folgh!eShtn!. fsSAs '.0a; fIttsuofgn, *aoe
{9efe: 1Tinc!s. faeTadoo-
CuFFEE-lIade vas again acuse, aad plieea
were more snlly suAtained VT maSe NJ chan9s ~ g
Ia our ltss: Aochs, s6tssIc; java, es3sec: 9. g
Jaya, 59ts3Gc; Roasting lao, 1SAishct coMmon
Kin, aoht@s,c; 2etxl 70 ptlms, saSss1c' P9an'e ~
! choice. A.I LASuay.a, 49, SG.,,.,, In +h,.
| CANDLES-A s2'f tfaHe Fas L!Ansat w " LUZ LUZ
market aE'i dealers ~efe teat1lnR y our qae.a.
| SkiG1&. 1.KC: 1AIl0E 54tSA1fUe}s 7AA.A
, 1870-07-28

So. 1a. South Ctask+t. Chicago, ILL., er,,.s yeryans
complaints xnd{e1IE.! nel.tsE. s.sniaNl w-.Lne@.,
Syphtc Adeetlons. Diatrste. Grave. and nj Urinary
Di&tseen- -
lsdi<s n1nirioE .rsxtca1 aid roc:sel stseatanc
A<scr. Ray call Add-rf. tht netos ali s,9nrf-
tal aattrrr. Iuvaliis h< rr1sdrd <i,a priv
t3tnrtfl. tkaAtd Attrpi3AQcs. &c
, 1870-07-28
nr. RIlnfsRe]

DESCRIBES dtaeAses without Information frnnn ,6
patient, md eure~ without exp<r1mrnEs the o<
mercury, thus taxfcE your c1a{h ei life from HruA$
t!eat.nrns 81 Fast Ash'eon+t. M 1sa!Es Caa.sLt.
anp fee. u Sand twenty FIVE rrht4 for bis "lspIDH
TO HEA1Ju AND LONG LIFE
, 1870-07-28

New TirgtntaA ~. co
Old H. Cardinal, ~
New u. C.Afpltn14,. 9k
, 1870-07-28

F.n. CLARKE, ". D., the Regular Oil Fr:1t!i.tet
Df. Clarke, IT. South t1aFk4st tns1r Narrft'.
C0SFlDKET1ALt.f CONSULTED.
EE Female FIJA tfTtzh E1xdel S1.dG Per box b. EAl
ESena two tta'nrs fer Ma::iea SersrtA
E~ Also. teFo for Sock Oh Selt-!t tx1Ae.
Addlrss tettrss Dr. F. D. CLARKE. tss 6orth CIast.
a.
, 1870-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the h~st In the wnfid, hs
only trie and rrtret Dye: harmless, ErsfAbe tuatAu-
t.n,css Il no absre,lptne1t: no E,alsn!oes na1 sae.
s!e liait -oft aud bt.attu. bla.t OF hSxfn snh b
Ill n:usztsts and r-!fuurrs, ana pFsrfEy arrl!sa 4
, 1870-07-28

HAi.So 1o inp.csT,astes Were stesiy and unchanged, -
mana ~ %nnta3 presse-l. slAooslao0: prairie,
Isexs; @sa7 ;sess n 1oSss %sos "a SSs xsSs2
81 9oa so,V;; ,s;,rr1 ut presse.i hay, *LVe@t.
'G GTbITne * inquiry VIA i.'r On ,oca: and east:
an pe.os ssss fs TsFs ny
slnasxc: green sA:tel, cured. Light, 1Wa10Ec:
Gn hcayJ. S1akc; g<ten calf, la9l5kc; dry nlnt,
Ne &c: trJ saited, l54t6c; g1ubby, Scored, cut
F., 10 y,er cent OF.
B! IROS AND sTEE-The n1rrIess noted IN this
market yesterday w1s fuiy sustained to-day, aud
1 the tendency Of prices Is to higher TanRe. The
demand was moderately actye- We quote:
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, 1870-07-28

Stzf4 4ecuIlt1ES dull:
MlEo1fts. .......,.. IS
Old Tennessee. GA
New Teanesseea-.. =. COX
Old SHStntas.-..., g.
, 1870-07-28

CNrs' sla. -11s!sstali3
COINS, GA. .1eHb31MA15
Couga, fkA. ..1MSes1MH
CoupA, &. .1Bs.t9lMA
CopFM, ue~,lMf3lsA
, 1870-07-28

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SHEEr-The market was quiet al the dscltn
noted yesterday. Sales were repuEtcl at s2-o0s
, 1870-07-28

'LSI1Ss ..4,n-,.
Coufet 'sss ,1ts,sA1@
llits
CMrcncys ..1ioA91N
, 1870-07-28

PITTSBURGH. FORT waynH &uR1pAGo BAIL
, 1870-07-28

In concurrence Of more encouraging intel
hsence from liverpool. the leading grain mss-
kae At the Afternoon Board were moderately
ac.ire, and higher prices prevailed. 10.
spring wheat closing hrm At sl.l6E fof the
option seller Ausnss, 81 .at seller last bsif o.
same, md Sl.lOtal. ii cash. The last salea Of
10. 2 cora vrvc made 1t S4A@s5c seller next
month oats sold to the o1tent OF 5000 ou,
seller AuEtxt, At i6c-
Al the evening eess;on II, 900 bu No, spring
wheat sold at 4l.17 seller August. Pros1s-
ions and lake fzeigh.s were inactive
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-23
THE PERns OF THE BISHOPS.

From the ~ Y. World
We have an afrectionate regard for the
episcopate-a proclivity as the phrase is, to
bishops-ioy in their triumphs and deep
sympathy in their SORROWS. There is some
thing eentlemanly in lawn sleeves, and dis
tine1ished in rockets and crosiers. The
anSa,lup, episcoui is almost the only ring
VOC have any respect for The bishops of
the past and of the present, in reality and
fiction. from Bishop Hatto of the "rats"
down to Bishep Proudie of the "wife, if
not always gentle and winning entities, are
men of mark. There we're Latimer and
Ridley, who came to grief at Oxford; and
Juxton, who stood by Charles Stuart at
Whitehall; and the troublesome seven gentle
men who were tried; and the courtly,
silver-tongued Atterbury, who had to run
for it; and the imperious Warburton; and
Horsely, whom Lord Thurlow swore he
would make bishop and did; and Heber
of the hymns; and, in our day, Colenso OF
the Pentateuch, and Temple of the essays,
and Samuel, now of Winchester, whose
saponaceous nickname is so familiar. Then,
too, among cisatlantic prelates of all COM
munions, let us not forget our own Hughes
and McIlvaine, whom Mr.. Seward sent abroad
to arouse the church militant, in charge OF
the great bishop-tamer, Mr.. Thurlow Weed;
and James, who does the benediction for the
-Simpson-whose glory it is, if the neces-
sary funds are raised, to be one of the figures
on the Lincoln monument, and to stand, in
bronze, at the feet of the Good Friday martyr.
In short, we like bishops of all sorts, living
and dead, black and white-"Elamites and
those from Mesopotamia;" and now for the
moral or meaning of this fit of episcopal en-
thusiasm, at which many of our readers may
wonder. 1t is of the doings and sufferings
and ultimate triumph of two rather darkish
bishops that we have now to write. Cyprian
of Carthage, who was of the same complexion,
had not much harder time than these mar
tyrs of to-day, but did not, as they, come out
victorious. We get the narrative from a
source beyond suspicion.
The Philadelphia Press has Washington
female correspondent who signs herself, char
acteristically, not Blanche" but "Olivia. ="
She makes no secret of her tint; and we wish
it to be clearly understood that we think none
the worse of her on that account. In fact,
we very much prefer her to some of the
white women who write unblushingly to the
radical newspapers, as did one in last week s
Independent, who, speaking of the late Ia
mented Stanton, describes "his sensuous
mouth" ''his lips indicating the sensuous
element positively developed, and ''his large
neck, wide shoulders, and powerful vital
organs" etc. Thus writes Mrs. Ames to
Tilton but not SO "Olivia" to Forney. She
has her idols, but they are not of the same
robust description. She worships at the
epicene feet of Sumner, watches Wilson s
winning ways, celebrates the curls of Conk-
ling, sees innocent simplicity in Cameron,
and detects the latent blush of Re vels. To
her we owe the thrilling story of the danger,
sufferings, and escapes of the bishops.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-23
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WE'D

SO that no resentment is to be apprehended
from that quarter.
The expedients which provincial journal
lists adopt to fill their editorial columns are
sometimes quite entertaining This record
of julius Caesar and Cleopatra and the battle
of Actium, inserted apropos of nothing, and
commented upon as if it we're fresh dis
covery, is perhaps not quite so absurd as the
publication of the twelfth chapter of Isaiah,
which an editor of similar fertility of resource
offered to his readers for three successive
issues of his paper. When some of his sub
scribers complained, he cheerfully and mag
unanimously substituted the thirteenth. These
contributions may have lacked freshness, but
their piety was unimpeachable. When our
Cincinnati friend gets through with Cesar,
let him give us his opinion of Job, the pro-
bable cause of his boils and the market price
of his she asses.