davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-12
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Con2h Rel.am j. henlinx. sot:,n;rs.
and c1pfrtoTatnK. The extraordinary rowcr It roa-
ee.ses ii nnsdiately relieving. and eyentnsttg Sntnf
iTcne sits infaenzs, Casa1shs 1csrstos-s As:has.
nd md Gons.mpttn b sln.sst sncsHihte So prompt =
an! atecsiou Of the throat and lunes th.t thousands Il
Es arc daily rrrccEibrc it. aad au6 ali ..J
s1sts ,a one Iss sl.ass aarda rlet and in ne
larEt hrstrs Pie a. 1t Is your ,yn f1r!t Il yott 5ti1
ough and auder. The Hs!s.Hi viii citrp
, 1870-07-12
Ihon1Ph0n7s Read Steamers,
E{o,,, fhs C~,bJS~

Ihe adaptation Of the locomotive to COM
mon 1oada las long been tie object of hume
fous and varied experiments. The frat road
,oeomot;Te was constructed by Mr.. Colds
worthy durney. Thus gentleman, sharing an
error error prevalent at that time among all sceu-
anc msn, nsualy, that there would not b. suf-
, 1870-07-12

Describes dixeases withou. any infoEmzd zdon::sd
patient, and without s1y sTpc1tmeEt1 or the1.e
trestmtnt is Eaaf A1dson-ft, up etairs. Consuta-
tfnn ~ n Send twenty five cen&1 for Aia ~GUIpR
"a HESLFH IND LONG LIFE"
, 1870-07-12
AERcASInR FLEEIS.-1he mercantile 1eets OF
he eight most important countries follow In the
lrflFf QY fhELr tQnnAue fhna

HE TON BR0WE.-Tht8 dne new tug, recently
launched at this port, done her ffst towing on
yesterday.
The REVENUE cE11Epa-A letter from Wash
ington sATs taat de revenue cutters will receive
osoess - mat they can 60 out IN few weeas and
icy will have orders from the department to go
to the assstance OF all vessels ashore or in distress
which will be appreciated ny me GommesciM lla A1a
ia many fold greater than can be found IN any part
Of the world OF the game extent -.--
The enlcIent services rendered by tue revenue
cutter Commodore Perry, in saving steamers anu
aatllpg vessels TO the amount OF 3la3,0o0, during
one storm, full report OF which was made to the
House did much toward securing the accomp-
lishmcut Of the object sought Last season the
Andrew johnson, had abe been IN commission,
might have s4yed many lives and thousands of
dollars worth OF property.
COMMERCE OF ToLKDn-Durtng the quarter
ending June 80, 1870, there entered at Toed" '"'
Vesse1z -r,,,--WiSe--' .
iona sn3 g. ~, --nu tonnsge Of Iio.iGa
seIg cieaIe ta5nea. men tor TIE same time .4s ves
cGeHs 9ee ,na 70 yesse,s tonnase 7sos
=. os's, e'eMs. 20 Imported articles we're fece,T,
-, consumption, during the quarter.
valued at 3ls, oooa5. the duties collected on which
Amounted IN the aggregate to t3,51a7s.
, 1870-07-12
ILLINOIS and Michigan Canal

CANAL Lock, CHICAGO, July Ill 90 p. m.-AE-
RlvEp-Montrca', Alton. $500 bu corn; jennie
Gnannang9 G5a oa'a Gayas aoispe h Sa
500 bu oats; Harriet, Lasalle, 1850 bu corn; Pro
gress, Ottawa, a,.eo bu corn, 1000 bu oats: Geor
Sc 81 eoi oats p,pe
South Ioekpo't, $ yis stcns: v. + Steel, joliet
5ss ions Stone :an !? ha.as0n A4a5is 1ossp9 a9s
pipe: Colonel Martin, Lcmont, IS rus stone; Cen
ande1, Lemont, IS yds stone: R H. Atkinson, Le-
mont, s. y4s s.one; \. Walker, Lcmons, % y,is
Lemont: II yls rubb1e stone, 30 yds dimension
stone; Thundcrbol, SaS. Gu y.ls rubblc and 1e yds
sone a stsas ee SCI 6sps g s 9es se as Fn00c
CLEARZp-Aonatch, Lockpo1t, 1,i19 railroad ties; !;
J. Carter, Joliet. '',eoo feet lumber. 90 latn
1,o0 p,onS dosfpo1t a 7a5 feet luuoer; consrsu-
cAsaL Lock, CHICAGO, July IL, 7:3o p, NJ
GGni I'm fsmGnt sas1n Sht Ecp5s l.
Walker. Lemont, light: Adyance, LeInonI light;
moot, i!sh5: asnsTsi %sPSsiien, Iemoas hght; Il
h sht l. staee Joe 1i shs eooaei Maen
Big Run, light: Thun'Ierbolt. Sag, Light: Charles
Steele, saC. light; Dolphin. Ottawa, light; Orion,
1t lumber.
ARHIrED-J. B. Preston. Norris, $500 bu corn;
L. s. carpenter, Motifs, $50 TONS coal
Lake FreiGhrs.
CHICAGO, July live note the following en-
EaRemtnts. To Dudalo-Eark F. B. Gardner and
schss SkYlark Saturday evening", com, &c; schr
D. q. Fort, corn on owners account; bark St
, LAWRENCE, corn on owners account: bark De1a-
Ware, cats, &c; props Cnion and cuyohoga, wheat
&c To Clevelnnl-Schr Howard, com, asie. To
Bnnalo-Prop Fountain City. corn through rate
Toledo. vhea: on through rate 70 Montreai 70
rate TO Portland -
oswEGo, July e-Film. The scnr Il. ". uoag
takes sa1s to Cleveland at 1sc T. o. b.; scow Rock
away, waller lime to Detroit on p. +, lnd schr
Northern Belle, coal to Chicago on terms we did
not learn.
no shipments for the past forty hours-aEd rates
are nom1nally UNCHANGED.
BEFFAIo,SJ a-Freight plenty and vessels
scarce. For coarse freights, the quotations are:
alilwaukec-iIo0, 13c, free: coal, SOC, free Char
tered here yesterday-Schr Jane Ralston, coal,
Erie to Chicago, DOWNTOWN. dock S1.0O, free !;
sehr Citizen Buffalo to Erie, 800 kegs powder, SC
MLwAUkEE,. JuIy 9.-Grain freIghts arc quiet
and nontDn! 1t 5@sAc for wheat to BaIalo and
0sHego- We hear OF no charters. The schooner
Cortez loads with wheat for Oswego on owners
account.
DETROIT, July s.-Frcights aze quiet and With
out particular change. As a general thing the
coufagng TO Vessel oTne!a- As In the case of the
GELS, however, they have become fused to II, aud
seem to have ceased to Indulge In "gTcat expects
Ion4 TIE demand demand mach the best for
become very moderate sinsa u Introduction OF
baIFee. There Is some inquiry for lumber vessels
at g from AuSable and Harrisyile, and s. % from
georgian Bay, a1l to Chicago. From saginaw to
charter was that Of the zcow 4. A. Harmon,
slaves, Detroit to Buffalo, at t6,0o9soo,
, 1870-07-12

weak: sales ol 1.WG n1s; Sniy, a3se: AngusS,
zHc: September -Hac: October OF November.
@--..s- ..--..
NEW YoRE,
of 10 bales :: 1sGssoc fof midduns upisnds <1.s'
msIsss asiise a1a 5sass & hs9;r q a sneR
| Ichyer at u saAss for superlne Western and
state; SaSsaa * Is foT exr1a m Western asssa'e; <as5
| wheat western ezra: AZ tfss Is foF cxtro Ohio;
sa7o(s9 90 for extra 81 LOUIS, Included Ia the
sales we're: I,s50. iii. shipping extras, chis1'r
| as1ncr: sales Of so0 bSis At sa1aSSs1, Corn meal
| Ia moderate demand; sa1es s0J brls Western at
whns,at;Rseepts hn, ,9;9l; bn Wnea. aa:s
chiedy at s. f9si - fST .119' Th,gn. ia sSa13l
| for 30. 3 Milwaukec, chiefly at $50 for good:
| Fl. I'd IN Soe snring. q n5a1 n fnr Sn
spring. sl.eoGica for Rejected spri1g: x1,laal4S
| for winter red nni a,1,far western Thie1y sJ45a
iii; sI.4aa1.47 for red aud amber stals: SLIT
| sl.I5 for white Sta;s. maTres c1osc1 nat, Rsrey
,IulI: safes $500 h, jhf..1inr wes}tn as S7c' Rye
heaTT s,es 20 c0 ~ :. S;as c e1 anlss' YVES YVES
eFn mxe: Sios to1 M ~ nri1ne q ~ fnr West
l crn yellow: sI1Ss1 a. - tnrvh}t" Jee;a- -Recents
| anl State =
W,a!skEraFrmer; sales $50 brls at *teosl.o,
TrRrEsT1SE-Lover ns s7xasc
hAHH9aist and aea steady: " ''@s
| GRoCEK1ES-InfTet. nu,et and s,oa5v snrara
active anI ii-m: saes aioG nh's at 91,aoSst 1o1
Cuba 9Nta loA.c for Porto Rico; COS boxes Ha-
yana i. 9;:@1o':c;, Molasses dun Rice strong at
srTcn1 ~. ~, eIlu4 mutat =. ,,,,,,,4.
,-lGen ,-lE1EGeoLkklA-Hulet, kH, NJ 14i1@l4'sc 1or cfune;
2'r3sTsG tGG.:ssoxs ,0s IeaaeG: pask ,. ,xo
bris nj "a sSaa9sGs Ior msa7. II 4 fe1 e1tra
prime sd0U Tor prime mess: also, 1e30 bEis mess
M fo5 Ja,y @ untl va August, and nrst half September.
Eeef quiet and steatly: sales Of co brs at sll.oo
cisco for plain mess; sl6.oo@1sOo for extra
mess Beef hams steady at ss9.ooa350o Tierce
| heet nominal at $2G.0G@2a00 for prime mess:
| $40 b0@sl-0o foF India mess Nlddes dull Lard
q shade nrmer and quiet; 1GIiS1615c for prime
seeG JSy ah ses al S so hate
Cheese irregular at 7@1lac. 'S>7O~S
EKEiGM1s 5 TO LlEEkfooI-Guiet: wheat, Sd per
Latest. ....
wansa Wbeat gsss s,SRs ana Eea Sppus e ans
| for good No Milwaukee, sprtng: s1.45S:.47 Tor
| amber winter. Corn heavy at eIcas1.os for new
72c for Ohio.
| PKov,sloss-Pork and laru unchanged Bacon
nominal
= osWEGO. -.-......
! 0swEoo, July 11..BnAEAps1rFF$nF1ourd "a dull and
club at sl.52si.a4 Corn QUIET; No. held Al 9s,S;
I Sl.00. Oats held at &c for Western.
,MnwAuxgE, July i.-HEEADs1uFrs- rs-F1onr uu-
~ lor No; :; Corn nominal. Rye fsmer; s.;
for No. :
tAEiGh1s-Somnalls ,aaG &C and SIC to Buffalo and
REeE1R1Ns,ooo b1ls four. IS, ,oeg by wheat
| Wy M-Wheat luiet, but unsettled, at s1.19
I uEIHOIl,
, 1870-07-12
RitfahHfKk oil Market

P111dsunaH, July Hs-Crude petroleum Oil:
sale OF 1000 bris spot at 114c spot 70 TO Is Qrav-
IT, ike; July, Ii 1ac: August uzs9lec; Septem
bef, 1$c: October of November, Ike Heaned
, 1870-07-12

F. o. CLARKE, u. D., tht Recular Old Ett,bli.h4d
Dr., CLARKE, III South ClA1k<t fnrAF Aoofee).
CtNFlDkfTIALLT COSSULTkD.
- Female Pills fresh 1uAde} 3tuO per boz bT ua
r. Send two stamps for Married Secret1
q Also, two for Book on Self 4buee.
Address letter. DR. 4. D. CLARKE, III South Cl4rk.
, 1870-07-12
A2a23T5
z.759auo
G7597.B
46Q<9Ga5
4.00965
aN83if5
3.50{9aW

uUGS-Recelred, 2,5Sa There was reasons-
bly, actirc inquiry for this class Of stock for the
different Eastern markets, and prices were 1rm
and shade higher. The arrivals were fight, and
by midday tile pens were well cleared. sales max
ing Mt s. $50 $50 for common to medium, and Rt
fs.taagO0 for good to choice few car loads Of
extra found buyers at S9.10@9.l5. Tic market
, 1870-07-12

EAST LIBERTY, Jnly 11.-Hogs in moderate. oaod
0a9Ac; light, 8E&9c. '-s'
Gayle run iari none selling yet this week.
sheep Iun fair; very common; no good ones
selling; tH5Hc.
, 1870-07-12

NEW YoRE, July 10.-The dry goods trlde l.
dull, and the market lacking In puoyancy, We
note reduction In Pepperell lo4 brown sheet1ugs
to 42i5c; - do to 3INc; 81 do to a9kc; do ~
bleachcd do to 47Hc; do ~ DO to 47Ec; do 81 to
TO 3IAC.
, 1870-07-12

In the recently published report Of tho Bu-
reau Of Statistics Of Labor, sppointed BY the
Massachusetts Legislature, We ind the follow
ing comparative tsblo Of ihe ess sates Of wages IN
COMPARATIVE TABLE or WAGES (CuRRRScY1 OF
MASSACHUSETTS OPERATIVES
, 1870-07-12


NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE centre Of absorbing
interest III Wall street to-day Is the gold markell
which was thrown Into excitement without parnl-
lei since the September panic, BY warlike adgiscs
dispatches were received The prevailing opinion
early was that war between France and Prussia
was inevitable. and heavy purchases carried the
lead. In support Of this View there was sharp
decline In all securities in foreign markets. CON-
soils showed decline Of per cent from satur-
price Of Saturday having been 30, and the lowest
Today SOL. Rcrtes were reported as low as 66f.
change IN tue tone, owing to dispatches saying
England was to attempt incubation between FranCc
and Prussia, which was attended With decline
the sales were between 1l4k91l5z5; the first
recorded saiofWas at 115H, bctWcen.wnich and LIS
ail sales since have been made. The excitement
continued ~ the c1ose nf the day, and, although
az Ia the morning, yet they were frequent There
were sereuty.tfye changes In the price during the
& dhe goss f , w not BE- made np
fS1 0o0to To-day, pr0baoly, there WILL he over
IG0,000,O01. Carrying rates. 8, 4,4H,2, 3, and 3H
PCT cent to nat The European steamer tomorrow
Money active and nm at s@8 per cent on call
sterling lrn at 1os7s@11o,11; sight, 1l0!s sa110AA-
Governments dull and heavy:
Goups, sss.:11eS S@lios conpps, s..ies.i::Siio
couis, '6ss. .110X 10 ....-. .1oIsl@1os
coups, T5s. .11o os:@1Iosi currencys LII @174H
Tie re treasury bought ss,s75,ooo at 1os ss-,oo@
s stale bonds quiet: Tsnns.sees ye5y strong:
ea Sefh SeT hvSaas
New Tennessees ...e7H New n Car0litas as
Stock market dull ut the close, end IN mauy
day. Increased. actlvity In money, and the Eu-
ropean news unsettled the market: =
, 1870-07-12
COMMERCIAL,

.... MONDAY EVENING. July II.
The following tablo shows tho rcceipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
past forty-eigbt houta
, 1870-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICE,
BatcheloF,s Hair Dye.

Iha splendA Hair Dye b tbe bsst IN The world; tAs
only E0a and perfect Dye: harmless feIi1bse iasss,
;neons AZ 9S n 70 t.sppPta<9t; 40 Ea!ea.a hat
The Hair aoft and BEAUTIFUL blsek q hr01n Sold y
al DtuExtxts md paEf1mrr1, nd pepp1T applied 4
, 1870-07-12
DR.. T0WnMud

16 Sonth ClArkst, treats al Prirate and Se1ua1 Dir
cascs and effects permanent in the eft Ts.ulenf
M oestia.t1 s.sss of Seminal weakness. Nervous
Or syphiit1e Affections q any kind. without ths
healtles Pamphlet of Advice sent frtc Consal:atsoo
, 1870-07-12
DIR. Bas4ett.

~ South C1askst. cirasn cires.or no charge, thx
9atuats q Tie Uniyerxtty Of Philadelphia, aad i
Inc MOTT fsliabe phy:ieian n the city fot III Chronic
IbeoIJ ot Nervous and sexual Dsea.e Consultstions
, 1870-07-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

MONDAY EVENING, July II.
BEEF CATTLE-Recelvcd since Saturday Last,
30Sl bead. The supply was unusually large for
tlis early part Of the Teek, but the quality OF the
stock marketed Was considerably ab0ye the average
Of tic past few weeks, md with good attendance
Of shippers and continued favorable atlvlces from
SO lar az tho upper grades were concerned, and
Um stock was more or less neglected, but holders
did NOT seem Inclined to urge sales save At f1ll
rates, aud values remain nominally unchanged.
The range VI prices paid was "a 5U2 Is for Inferior
mixed lots TO extra graded steers. The outside
agnre was obtatned lor q head averaging 49o bs.
. Another drove Of IS head brought 800; their
average weight Was l,4sl bs. Numerous sales
transpised at s.00@S50 for smooth fat steers aver
aging fDm 1000 10 1,4o0 hs. Texas cattle sold at
5i.00a3b0 for common to choice lots averaging
from 80 To 1,15O lbs. The market closed steady:
CLOSING PRICEs
Choice BceyeB-nne, fat, well-f0rmed,
9to 5.yeaF old steers, and averaging
from 1.230 to $50 pounds. $a23@9.15
Prime Dteves-Good, well fatted, finely
pounds ............+-......... L75@aoo
Fair Grades-Fair steers, in fair nesh,
averaging 100 to 200 pounds. ....... GS197.23
Medium ci1sY-MeduM steers and good
COWS for city slaughter, averaging S00 -.
to $50 pounds s++...................... 4,bN96-e5
Stock Cattlc-CommDn cattle in decent
flesh, averaging 100 to $50 pounds. 4.00G6.e3
Inferior-Light and thin cows and steers 3.50@3i5
Texas Cattle-Eonlmon to choice. ....... a509a00
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
, 1870-07-12

HAf-TEtfe Is no FefEGptlble WCFEast IN Tic
Eurpiy OF timothy haJ, and consequently no "Iet
up' In prices, bnt prairie Is coming in more freeiE
and the market opens this week about soc per ton
lower, there being free sellers to-day at $l55o .
11.3O on track. The arrivals Of loose hay, on wac
ons continue limited, and the high prices recensiF
established are firmly sustained. We quote: Tlmo-
ihy, pressed, flao0ta1a50; prairie, pressed, 5000
prairie, loose. on wagon, siaoU5lc.oo; for deur-
cry Of pressed hay, &1.G0Gl Gl10
H1DES-1hc supply continues short and the
feeling developed Today was one Of increased
lrmneas. There Was considerable competition be-
tween local and Eastern tanners and green sailed
hides and green calf comman-cd 1s@Nc
advance. We quote the market fairly &C.
tive aud firm at the following prices: CITY green,
butchers, Ga6Hc; green saltesI, cured. iGhf, 10S
10Hc; do, heavy, 9G39xc; green calf, 1oc; 'fy dnt
11@1sc; dry 8altel, l59 16c; Grubby, scored, cut,
Or Otherwise damaged. t~o-third5 prices brand
Cd, 10 per cent uK
IRON AND STEEI4-No new features were de-
yelopctl in this market today. The demand was
fair and 0ubtationA YFere steaiT fanil finn f0
, 1870-07-12

'ssep El!y ~ ffs13ont, foft Hutona l3" IN co1n,
ooV n1Is nour, g nidea, anu sundr!ea
tl1p dnulG 1pu1X+ hHuA0, 13sc3 DU WneaI, I,5sl
on oah, ~ ntl nouf, 33 bdls hides, and sun-
dries ...,
Prop New Es, dfand Haven. so0 bu osts md SUI
dries -
Plop Toledo, Bu1Ao. 0."u ou oats. $40 bu bar
ley.
scar MAlH1hl. b0uaIot !o,5ua ~ Sotu.
Schr Dundee, Kingston, 49, w uu WAeaI
Sehr Thos. kineslord. Meno1iinee sunarea
Sc1f ". IL HAWKINS, Union Flef. " pu p3es auu
suil1l1es
ScA[ y +. Tracy, MantSler. su1uI1e5
SsoT I Il l. Painter, south Haven. brs aont. ,or-
, 1870-07-12

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, July II.
The following figures ahoE the receipts md
shipments Of lumber, shingles and lath frUm Jan-
, 1870-07-12

se,o'5,WD at 102 S3-1W@

Comps CTS. .1W,s@110
Conps, '68s. 1@1t@1l0
l04Ds.......10TsiS1nS
Currencys ..11i 8115H
, 1870-07-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H tue LumD0f EXChaURc
to-tay vas dul! and inactive, and prices suffered
further reduction OF fully CSC . II It On common
and 1uti!nm grAdes- The offerings OF the better
held at about prices ruling on FriIay. Shingles,
Iath, and Ptcket5 were without change in price.
The following arc the current rates Of freight
, 1870-07-12

LAKn HHORD And AIUHI1AH sotfHKRD
RAIWA1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-05
THE RAIL MURDER.

Investigation Regarding Ihr Death Of An
arew McGOwn-The Railroad COMPANY
Censured-One OF the kuickcrbockrrs
Gone.
The death Of Andrew MeCown, who was
killed on Tuesday last by railway train, at the
crossing Of Fourth avenue and One Hundred and
Twenty eighth street, was yesterday inqniroi into
at the Curonera' Office. Mr. McGown was about 50
years o ace and had been very deaf for some time,
On Tuesday last he attempting to cross the rail
way track at One Hundred and Tweny.ci!hd
street, and The engineer observing him, hew the
whistle. but the old gentleman could not hear lin,
and VAS struck by the locomotive before the train
could be stopped. The old man died soon aiter
reaching his residence in One Huudrel aud Twenty
seventh street. Tho jury eXOnersled tue engineer,
but ceusuIed the company tor allowing the trains 70
travel at such rate o! spec and or not placing a
nagman at he crossing whore tue accident occurred
Andrew McGown Vas bora in this city, as we're also
his iuther and grandfather, lis great grandfather
being one Of the earliest settlers On Manhattan
Island From the family arose the name OF Nc
GowAn's Pass, a locality IN the vicinity OF One Hun
dredth street and Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-05
N.ITIoNAL GUiRD NOTES.

Last evening the right wing OF the Seventh Reri-
menI WAS drilled IN the aruory over lompA ins Mar
ket, by Col ElnmOns CLARK.
Last evening battalion drill was held BY TIE loft
wing OF the Twenty ecOnd Reg men n the FouTteent
street ArmOry, Col Porter acting ~ Instructor,
battalion drill OF tile Seventy-Hrst Rsament was
held last evening at the state Arsenal In seventh ave
Coz. kOcka eiar IN coinmnnd. AhOtntf uriA VIII
he held on wednesday evening {, March TO-
Col. John d Krehbicl, Of the Nlneiy-sixth Red
mcnt announces tlat battalion drll VI the llgh Alug
will he held the Seventh avenue Arena on Ncdnes
day eveun g, March Q, reglnienlli court MARI a..
Col RTehbe President, VIII b. lel1 ut the nrmory On
Tuesday evening, March q.
The competition tor the Parmele prize muskot tn
be awarded the drilled sodf'r W the Scventy-rst
Regiment, Is to b. held IN the regimeuta aTmory N
Thluy-second street, fAry In April, Brir'Gen, ward
Col ROckaiellar, aud Lieut. Col WaicOu. viii g9t
judges the oecaslon Al the close Of the contest.
promenade concert viii Oc gwen IN music ig iur.
nished by DowningS Seyenty-nrst Regiment Dand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-05
WEEHAWKEy'S GRgAr FUTURE.

Glnud Rnilrond tOmbInntion-A New Tun-
u TLrough Bergen Ridgr md New
L rry 10 sew Yorh-TwO Iron tOundrie-,
FoVit,r 10 be- Built.
Extensive improvements are in progress on
lc western sArro OF the North River In " eekhaw.
On, n J Bel les the immense cattle yard Of the
Erie Railway Company, recently located there, and
ur ten acres OF laud occupied BY the Venango Oil
.OupIny, several important addition to The com
erJlal value VI WeehlwAen are about being made.
From The mouth Of the Erie tunnel double tack
uns north along the base OF BERGEN Ridge until
u r-rch,s u roint nearly posite Weelawken Cove.
Where abrupt distinguishes ito course TO the
ters odge, In the coming season tho following
railroad companies will have q terminus at this point
he Nj Hama and O,NegO TIE West Shore. the Della
ware, LicNlwanna anu GreIt Western. the Middle
ton, aud the Line tunnel Is To be cut through
Derren ntgr, the eastern entrance TO oopmeneo
udder the mead OF Tia nc street, West lOLOkJn, and
e western entrance Just north Of Paterson street
lluds' Cl ). One OF the largest grain elevators
ana NlLeteenh streets, anu new ferry rom this
point IS Ia lie started ~ Chambers street and TWEEN
'y-lhirJ street New York. The Delaware Lacka.
ma and Great Western Railroad Company are
building Urge tresue work which will be com
pleteJ In n few weeks, al u cost over 5000 OO
fNO iron ioundriea are TO he built In tho vicinity
next spring, which, II In estimated, viii anori en-
plOyment 10 pearls "ne Thousand mechanics. A
large hole Is w ne also built at cost Of $4,000 on
tue North and East Rivers, the Bay, aud the Mar
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FRIDAY. March i--FLoUR AND NBAL--1he mar
ksi was irregular. but without important variation
safes $500 obs AZ go sttN for ,ugcrhue Wvscrn and
State, fLASGe5S tor hppug extras 10 20 50 n for
bakers ana family prands, including - Lou,s fL5
Is ~ tOT southern supegs AMI 90 ~ tul do shupus
and inmily yX,ras Rye -four ~ t5ist5~l. Corn meal
Tor 1ue yellow y 100 ms
atNuLIEs Cotton lgcAued to ?2kelA &C. for mi ling
uplaud~, " ihnu tndu 10 much hu''utss. Sp ~ tur
strained Petroleum nonn Il At !sAstt. Tor rclur 4,
AID l5stsljAc. CIui,, Ia N. o. Ut, lAsecl on,
,Ls.fic. llopslowtl RES, nc ac. M 60 r,uv dr,
IeIin,r active WnsGcy row 'r. atg0 gr@t S,,ds All
lower 1aluw dg !, az 9f@ sc, FtuI's aul Or uI-
ing. ri: unA and ingol cooper dcc.l1ci. WIN lTs.
% steam Ncre lHgh,r ~ -.ltrl.U sd.
GEoCRrlEs.- Gphee eul'ti 1870 l5gslSc COLT Rice
lower ana more active az SAeGAc sol. -cs new
or idr % good rchnns . $3.50, bot cruslcI ~
sOlt white l2A@lsc.
cred Sl1ia 81 - lprrsd and amber Nrtrru q b n 80
tor common TO pllmt Whlte; md ~ - 8 Il rhC. '
al 0i Tor Juscy Sc llw, and sLOl tog OIL ~. -orI
niNrd Southern " low - $50 SlU0 oats more active
sLos agh vusl. at ssbA c. ior Westct lr,urc yui
h1ni sq.es lsO on-n, Western ~ A.. aid siAJ iur
umluou tunhlt Nrst At Sl,All tWptuHtt tate nc
So lariej malt steady sLlcs ',-Jg pusi c1ce Clna
PRo,-luSs--poik va. less active with a martial d..
cluei ~ hDl Nc Sb,5y Ssd5 for mess, and ABOUT
Tor Anrl 'A Bcc ye.y arm N1,l safe, At ~ Tor oiI
sll4ipt' ~. Bee ia ~, go 81. cut mtat, 49,.
i've; lAr-r salrs OF plcNa, hal.lt li@allkc, lnron
duIi Cumberland, i@Ssc. L1r iul,tr dloou, .;
p,hpe Western ~ 'am, nul lic lot prime cay Jl.o
l9S1tcs. prime steam Tor Arm AMI NAY ne urr.si
alr TO PRIME State nrkns .s,sSic. Cncysc, IA I,c
liesn eggs, 81 &c.
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1t lis a singular fact that in the rcpr escnta,ion
Of "Frou. trou' In Paris Mile. Dcsclee, like Miss
Agnes Ethel. to whom the part IL Entrusted in New
York, was comparatively newcomer to the foot
lights before the lirth OF that play. In that per
Torrance bo,h have made bold stride toward the
temple OF fame. Nile Dcselec IS never mentioned
In Paris rArcrs without the paicnthoss G. Frou-
FJou') following her name, aud the same cuviable
fate seems to await Miss EtHcl l. is not often that
actress has the happy fortune to absorb CT
July into here personality to make the
two Il Is indeed some hius akin to genius which
inspires older and more expo riehCcd arts C
20 DO 50; ADD Ne have no doubt hut ina. more than
OF Mr.. DAYS audience have aiier Witnessing fht
IeI -onaliVu Of FTUU, experienced ue hope
iuat ia his beautiful aha youthful .eIptus LADY tho
!, TIE promising bud OF iutuge star OF wnoul
America shaii be justly proud.