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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-28
CITY BULLETIN.


Railroad xime Fable.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC p. 3.
l.xIHoIs pfvIsioH-from Rock Islsndto Chicago.
Day Express and Mail, 5000. m. 6:46 p. m.
Wight Express, 1890 p. m. o:46 .. n.
lovADIvrsEoz-fromD svsnpostto couneil Bluff.
Day Express and Mail, 6:45 .. m. 500 .. m.
Might Express, 6:46 p. N. 1880 p. m.
The Day Express and Mail leaving here at
soc .. m, connects ut Bureau Junction at 11:l6
o.. M, fog Peoria.
The Night Express leaving here at 1880 p IN.
connects at Bureau at 80 p, IN, for Peoria
WESTERN UNION R. R.
Enon SOCK IsLAHp nAoTaE.
Express Nail $40 .. m. $3.50 p. m.
AtSse Passenger -;'0 T. Ill. Ai''s "'
RuoK ISLAND PEORIA B.
ysor .soK ISLAND TO COAL VALLEY.
Leave. Arrive
Rock Island s;O5.m s:5oam
d" 9:l5an 1885 p m
1:30Am 4:10 m
ROCKFORD, R. ISLAND ST. LOUIS R. R.
GOING NORTH.
LEAVE.
Chicago E1pros' Rock I'l.ndst $50 P. N
Mail g $40 q. m
Stock Express sos D. m
Way Freight sos D. m
GOING SOUTH.
LEAVE.
So Louis Express Rock Island at 5:45 q. m
Mail " 6.1 D. M
Express Freight 1910 q. IN
Way Freight d" 7:l5 p. IN
These trains lesye Moline going south Is min
utes in advance of Rock Island time; going
north 5 minutes after leaving Rock Island.
Trains leave Camden going north 10 minutes
in advance of Rock Island time going south
10 minutes after leaving this city.
Trains leave Coal Valley going north 80 min
utes in advance of Rock Island time; going
south 80 minutes after leaving this city.
DAVENPORT ST. PAUL r. B.
Two passenger trains arrive and depart at
Davenport daily on the Davenport BIT. Pau
road, as follows
Arrive--6:50 p. m, and 1870 a. IN.
Depart-7:30 =. m, and p. m.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MINNIE
sofa r. r.
From Pook Island TO Burlington.
Dass,nrers from Rock Island going over this
lt.e will tske the regular train going west the
division OF the C. r. l. d P. X. R., connecting
ct Columbus Junction, Is follows -
To B arlington, $50 q. m.
TO Poek Island, 9:26s. NJ. 5:06 p. N
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SEE advertisement of Dr.. Butts Dispen>
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR-
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by all.
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Temple Of Eouorl

Rock Island Temple of Honor No. II, meets
every Lhursds, evening, and Social Temple No.
s, every Tuesday evening at O'Clock, at Odd
] elbows Hall, G. M BELDING, Wet.
A. A. BRoFFUN, W. R. dec22-dtf
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DR. H. OLlE,

The Eminent ocuiist and Aurist of Chicago, vii
be in Rock Island, at the Rock Island House, or
the first Saturday after the fret Monday il
each nosth, for the purpose of treat
ing ell disesres of the Eye and Ear
whether surgical or otherwise. Operations fol
Cataract, cross eyes, staphy Iona, closure of tn,
tesrduct, &c. French artificial eye. inserted
Without pain. sep3-d4uly
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What every Family Should Keep in the House.
PAGES ARNICA OILs
Is scientific compound Of
Aruies, Bslssnum Trsnquilsas, Balsam Fir
and CaIendula

1t has been before the public twelve year,, du-
ring which time it has never failed of curipg
Sorofula, Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Piles, Ulcers,
Chilblains, Sore Eyes, Burns, Boils, Pimples on
the face, and when used in connection with Pages
Mandrake Liver Pills, it is warranted to cure
hheumasi.m, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, &c. 1t il
prepared by J. Nj. Page, of Geneva, n. T., the
originator OF PAGES GILMAN sALvE, and il
warranted to give satisfaction. jel-d&vsm
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The Post Master General has formally
changed the name of Camden Mills post
office to "Milan. and the public will accord,
ingly take notice.
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Odd Yallo~ui

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, /. o. o. F., meets
every Monday evening ut Odd FellowS Hall
southeast corner Of Illinois and Esr.e sts.. Al
n O'Clock Pm.
L. F.HARsoS, N. g.
M. II. McGAvERH. s.
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For handsoae furs, latest style of hats
cans and Aeckties, 60 to Farrsnd's No.
Hs,eer House.
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LIVINGSTON has full and complete stock
of gents furnishing goods, of all kinds and
styles, for the holidays, give him a call.
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JUsr received at May Bros 100 pieces of
the best prints at 10 cents. Also . large
assortment of Nubias at extra low prices
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Young Non, Library A..oe,.,;.r

The rooms Of the Young Mems Library Asso-
oistion are open from 10 A. N. until 10 P. M
every day except Sundays. A large and well
selected assortment Of works now on hand.
Tickets three dollars, which can always be pre-
cured OF the Secretary may6dfy.
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We ask attention to the advertisement in
another column, of"Jackson's Catsrrh Snuff
and Troche Powder"-s good article. d&w
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Mos,. fo,
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams. &C.,
30. The Cheapest, heslthiest, and most deli.
cious food in the world.
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GRAND CONCERT.

The ten solo parts represented In the
Cantata of esther the Beautiful Queen" 10
be sang tomorrow evening at the Methodist
Church, are as follows:
Ahasuerus King of Persia, Base Esther
the Queen, Soprano Mordecsi, the Jew,
Tenor Hsmsn, Overseer of Realm, Tenor;
Teresh Humans Wife, Alto; Two Queen
Maid of Honor, Soprano; Hegei, Base; The
Prophecies, Soprano; Harbonsh, Tenor
The principal parts are taken by fine
cultivated voices, who will scquit themselves
with credit. The indications are that there
will be fine attendance, $50 of the choicest
sittings in the church have been reserved,
there are heing taken quite rapidly. Tick.
cts are to be had only at the book stores
and at the door of the church on tomorrow
evening.
Reserved seats may be secured up to six
P. M. Tomorrow at Mr.. Hoyt's music store.
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MISSIBEL and Harry have snapped theii
sauoy fingers at the weather-wise and fast
ened on their skates. For two days they
have made the river lively with their shouts
and to-day the dark colored ice cautions
them to be careful. We all remember the
large number of deaths from skating through
the ice two years ago.
Now, had these children been at school,
Or skating on dry ground,
Ten thousand dollars to q cent
They would not all been drowned.
The logic is irrefutable and the wager still
untaken but times change and fashion
changes with them. Now the advent O!
skating causes citation in the masculine
breast, and sets many feminine heart pit
a-pat with expectations of jolly afternoons
and evenings on the frozen lakes and "such
iarks" generally. So look out for the air
holes aud occasional treacherous ice. We
do not want to record any accidents-any
lost one-any family circle broken. Have
your sport but look we'll to the unsafe ice.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF NAILS.

POST oyrIo,, xIroHrLL 4 LyspE's BLOCK.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open Open daily sundsys'1oep''d,.' zoo Zoo I. m
General Delivery closes At $500 p. m
Money Order once opens 81 goo =. m.
=" CLOSES At $500 p. m.
Open Sunday from 900 .. m. to 1000 m.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
$1,000 6:45 q. 1880 M
''~e' AND e:45 p. m. eco p. m.
500 a. N. SEQ .. M
"AsA' 1890 p. m. s:16 p. m.
PORT BYRON q NORTHERN $3.50 p. m. 500 .. m.
STERLING EASTERN $40 p. N. $40 u m
o.vALLxr ORION 4ANDovER 6'0op.m m. 700 3. m.
swRDoEA NAIL <30p m. 500 q. m.
THIS mail arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays,
and departs Wednesdays and Saturdays, This
youte terminates at New Windsor.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
ALspo NAIL $50 D. u. 800 O.. m.
Mail matter for Camden Mills, Andslusia,
Edsington, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, Oqusvta, to
0quavks Junction, (Ssgetown), also for Pleasant
Ridge, Hazltt Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Greek, and MillersOurg, goes by
this route.
MONMOUTH NAIL 400 p. II. 700 .. m
This mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays. Ali mail matter for Presumption, Suck,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, Richland
Grove and Monmouth, should be sent BY this
route. Also Centre Ridge on Thursdays.
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MAR RED.

MAHhlhb.
Nc kEE-CUTTER-In this city, Wednes-
day Dec. 9th, at the residence Of the brides
father, A. f. Cutter, Esq, by the Rev. j. A.
Hamilton, of Davenport Iowa, David B. Nc Kee,
n. D., of Page County Iowa, and Miss Cora
Cutter.
JOHNSON WILSEY-0n Sunday Dec.
18th, by Elder Geo. J. Rowe Mr.. Jacob johnson
of Zums, and Miss Eliza e. Wiisey, Of Rapids
City.
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LOC AL n 0 tt @ E S.
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Another ia same Fire.
NEW York. October p, 1883.
Messrs. Herring, Farrell d Sherman, 25l B.Way.
GEsTLBSEs.--We have got your safe out, one
Of your behring's Patent Champion" which
passed through the great oonfsgrstion on Sun
day night, the goth inst. The safe was eubjeo
ted to q severe trial, but we find everything all
right. Our books and papers and the Interior Of
The safe all perfect and good for future use.
Yours truly,
WARREN BROTHERS on Co.,
Per B. S. Beckvith.
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Factory corner I4th street and indiana Ave.
HERRING, FARRELL 4 SHERMAN, No. 215
Broadway, corner Murray street, New York
Herring, Farrell Co., Philadslphia. Herring,
yarrsl 6harmao, HsW 0flsAas. mshAdsod-ly
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Again tho champion.
w1l THE GREAT
49, HI Oil Fire
as Ul$ AT
- 0Hunter's Point

Nav YORK, Oct. 81, 1868.
Messrs. Herring, Farrell Sherman, ISL b. Way
0Esrs.--We have one of your Herring's Pat
snt Champion Safes in the second story of our
building, at the great oil FIRE on Sunday mig hit
last. From fifteen to eighteen thousand barrels
Of oil were burned in this vast conaagrstion,
and the safe Was exposed to . white heat, as the
outside shows. We opened i, this morning, ala
the result gives great satisfaction. Not A. art,-
ole ives touched by fire. Our books only are AZ
fected BY the covers beng little drawn BY the
steam of the FIRE proof filing while the papers in
the books, and all our accounts ana loose papers
In the safe good as new
Kerps ctfully,
The nubIic are invited to examine the above
safe. now at 7I5 Broadway.
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Great Bargains.

.fBerrett's" driving others fro On market.
, 1870-08-23

with her tho youngest chtd, an infant about
= year old, leaving the other three At the
hou.e. Whils engsg,d at her work, sho
heard suppressed screams 1t the house.:
taking. up. her little cll.ld from
the toiled clothes on which it Wa si,t;nr.
eAo placed il in AL empty wash-tub Ia keen Il
from crawling into the creek during her sb-
scnce, and naatened to the house. where ahe
met her eldest child with it's head frirbtfuIly
d,stGured and swollen. She hastilY Rieaned
from this one that tho three chiidren hSd
cra"1ed u1t1er the bouse in search Of oocn:
"a shat, Tll'le Is.tss, something hurt them, sui
15at the other two were still under the house,
1Ae mother. upon looking undcr the house.
found them dead, with several moecssiu onskes
"a sery poisonous and deadly species) crawling
around their bodies. =. The neighbors wero
alarmed. aud by their assistance the fsnakes
we're killed. aud tho unfortunate childEcu
taken out. their BODIES presenting aickeuing
appearance: By this time the elder one was
coipte., The mother, in her despair and
ssony. Lad forgotten until now her little one
At the creek. and upon going down to the
creek Tor il. II was only to find 4 also corpse
~ Tue creek. i is supposed the little child
climbed up in tile tub and Was holding On to
Tue lower edge Of it when the tub upset, roll
ing the child INTO the water below 1od drown
1nH It, It ID said that the mother'a grief wAa
~ great that at last accounts nhe was raw
IpE maniac
, 1870-08-23

ARRIVED. Aug. e. and p
Prep FaEoftte. ST. Joseph. sunnres:
Prop Milwaukee, Usdeneburgh, go tons railroad
rails. 20 etls sall And sundnes-
Schr Dawn, SauRatuck, IS m lumi,er.
>ehr colneha, Aenominte. go IN lumber, 30 N
Schr bahama. OsEego, s.s0o brls salt
schs nay State. Nenominee, 80 n lumber, eo N
schr II. +. Nerr,ck- Ray City. go m lumber.
sshY Jefferson. Chambers Island, le0 N lumber.
sehs Metrupol.s- collins 1oies, zoo m lumber.
sets K. +. Makup, EAks Saginaw. l:o N lumber,
seh1 Maine, Mu.keEnn, 40 n lumber, go n lath.
sch1 Emel.ne. As1dsiee 10 n lamb*z:
Sehf u. Stewart, Erie, 600 tous coal
sehf A1c1uluF, b. nG inlet so5 N lumber.
sshI Pandora, to!!!ngs ood. so m lumber.
s..w /. Fainter. South Haven. IS cts wool
:cs~ 4: frederick, EcDoxslls Pier, IL chs wood.
itstEv Wni B9,h*. Grand Haven, soo IN lumoer.
SINE SkebUygan- Milwaukee. IS pkgs Dish, 100 bris
s'mr MsuIiowse. sht,oy-an, % pigs nsn. 1901
dies.
iror Van Raatcr Holland. 62,:oc beading, = N
lumber, ans. Eundries.
P1tp !, Ehaf1ec, sangatuck, 40o m sa!ngles, 10 N
Pep B F. Wade. ro:t Huron, Is pigs nsa and
rrcp WlDons. Buffalo, sundr,eA
Prep B. ". Blanchard, Buffalo, 1,15o bass railroad
Prop Fountain ct;y, Buda,o oss bars railroad iron.
. pk9s usti, and suntttlGA
ftp ftp Tnion: Tnn9D: Bsy = Gty, sss A esis salt
GAlkt r. SuF. ET!e, l.fGo Ions coal
Schr TWO Chai;,s, pa:ies's Hastor. 5000 rsiFosd
ssn1es &c ee9s aaysa e ,s 9 0sse
- ~ Radical. M2nl5tee, lis U lumber.
, 1870-08-23
Tot. fl'pr AMI meal sod,soo 1ss,M7 sss

Grand total. cwts. .a,sls,saa s.a9a.6:0 3.as7.s.s
TIT uark Lame ErIrt4x. Of the 1st Inst, says:
"s e Gx ss n9s Emissions ssas IN through
ru1n which has appeared has been
ct :a,-t1 ialT " qu1ll;sf Is the same N tas
rye also has bern well spoken OF. Spain gtses
sitn'lar aiElccs with uniformity IN the character
~ tls nhea1. Mh;St equals the old IN yalne. In
week ending jug 50, there was an advance Id Is;
.rih:ehcy ~ aayaIce IN 7. tiim In S; without va
tiatah % IN =: talEs IN :: icaaeney 70 decline tu
wheat crnn continnef contradictory. n. Basal
estimates the deficiency Of the wheat crop N $50
y Essse M At 9 nj mullen d q
ss @iaa,s Of ss1s' sa1. De.as @.'s enetes?s ss?as
pastures Of the season arr literally burned up a,
:hrFr eau he no after eTaha- The 'ran stock arc
.ubst*ttng on straw. Another French authority,
n,s N c, es;tmates a tae l.ss rssut9E tom
nrcto1trcs per hectAze.
authorities quotcsl above, says: "a We IL Aot cnn-
::t'1er 1t safe rs Jet 10 gtye nn o1ln!on OF the
Fttneh Neeat crop, BEFORE doing 70. We want tu
Snsr ross1n 1ae rss f re 1':ssf snoGs Pans an ~
is.r's hy ca1lc give returns nom eighty depart
rnts. which give 10 Per cent above an average
There wesc on the ssh Inst a;5 cargoes Of
wheat utost AMI IN transit tor the Cnite,l King
.nW. Including Is fruM New f11S; II fFou SlI
Francisco; e69 firm the Dlack and aznv Seas. and
= frsan other pcrts. estimated to contain ao,nt
s,tp.tt0 buShri-."
The wheat harvest In Hungary was In ac.lv.
operation at the c!Gsc af the last month, ami WAS
expected to b. completed by the end OF The nr.r
week nj th.s present month. An active txp,rt
Ha'!t Il expected 10 follow The prullHc harvest,
Ilt the!e aze ~erious apprehension, altOl1 al OH;-
II :rr expert. rs The war cuts on the one through
ts:1nanf.
TIE wheat crnr In Germany was, at latest ad-
vices, estimated to he below very moderate aver
90. Harvest operations, it WIS expected woulI
sadly pf9tfactetl Tor Hant OF latorers 10 reap,
>ut hsrses 70 cart the cEurs when cut.
NJ HtstuH, on the Don. the Ftse In foreign cy-
change anu the a'frauce In freight a1d tusuEa7ct
haA rhrcktd Il cxp0rtattou.
I'ut,rE the week ending Ane 5, ;lo,soo bu o,
aLtat ha! arrived al Narcotics IRON the B.ark
and Aznv Seas. which caused 4 decline OF =, rcn-
''t1tts with sill downward tendency. Thr grain
>urray at nnet markets continued to a fair extent
H:th limited demand
The comparative aggregate receipts at Chicago,
Milwaukee,. Toledo. Detr. II, aud Cleveland. from
January 10 August Is, inclusive, for four ycats.
, 1870-08-23

furnace when roasted. This style OF furna>a
Las been greatly III use In Span, aud Al 80 TO
some extent in Wales. 1t can be constructed
and operated at loss expense, and, the owners
think, With greater profit, thzn any other. Tic
miners are much interested iu its aucccss,
NEW MATERIAL Fob LlStSd.
SOFT, whitish clay has been discovered,
nbout eight miles from Hamilton, which; when
mixed with email proportion of tue sand, h1s
proven tho best lining for furuaces get found.
u is mo!sscned, and moulded INTO bricks
sasns ~ ten inches in size. and
81 ahe LINING composed of these bricks il
FOUND giving way to tile intense heat, that
part IL promptly cut out, and ono or more new
PFC nncks s5c put IN its place. without Interrupt
Ion .ion o. the smelling, and cvou without stop
p'ng the hlast- These unburnt bricks. called
6to1ts IN Spain aud Mexico, arc furnished at
$40 per ton-cqnisalent 10 IS ceuts each !;
there being. G. Of them to tho ton. This
seems . high price, yet it is cheaper than Eng
venient.
SEPARATING WORKS PROJECTED.
Governor Mattison will have 4 refinery at
tarhed to the works he is now constructing
for tcnasatiuE the metal produced in thcm'
and will purchoso other bullion for refiu1nr
works.
company ss also organized hero, with a
capital subscribed Of SIC. 600, who propose to
erect separating works on large scale. 90 "A
to prevent the expectation OF tho silver from,
the state In the form of bullion. We lavo a
ofahch mint now at Carson, and there is no
learon Why our Hllver should not be coined
thrreat- Tho bulk Of the lead can also lie ro-
ta1neu herc as constant Nux for rich ores
the expectation being that carbonate Of lead
ore will tnslly run short
~ may. therefore, DO concluded that we
shall soon declare cur Independence of New
ark and shn Francisco, as we'll al OF Welsh
Swaneea- Surrounding districts will also
come to Us for the separation Of their rich
bars. especially Eureka, where they NOW have
numerous smelling works. Tho benefit 10
accrue to the mining intereeta OF this dlsty1ct
cannot DO estimated. The saving in freight
charges alone will make us All ricl.
ITEMS.
The owners OF the Tom p1ine mine, who
also compose the Chicago d Nevada Mil
Company, will be interested to learn that a
body OF orc has been struck in the main tun-
nt!, near lts mouth. which will pay well for
milling. hssays OF samples OF the pulp Of
TWO tona Of this ore, worked at the mill Of the
company, Rayo results which SURPRISED the
superintendent, for the reason that it had
been considered, from its appearance, NJ one
of = very low Eradc. Ore from another part
Of tho mine, which had been selected for It's
brilliant show Of chlor1dau, was found to
yield no better results than this.
The minet OF thn Chlor1de Flat ConsotidA-
lion hAvo been leased to practical mineral
The orc is a present abundant and r,ch.
The new Eberhardt Company are gradually
getting INTO oneration, and will soon htart up
uue Of their mills.
Eetnrns from bullion shipped to Newark
and San Francisco eoms in very slowly.
, 1870-08-23

In DIRT DocE--The sthrs Florence, Da*1,
Hamlet, anl Fanny aud Floy are at Miller bsoa''
Hkavf WE4TnEK-Tne prop Canis:eo. *hTca
passed Detroit on Friday motntrg, reports meet-
fnG gste from the southwest AFTER passing the
ManiEo1S 4 large reet OF vessels were l1ing
weatheE.
TIC, sA1Es--capta!n James Hone has PIT.
chafeti the interest Of Messrs- Hall 4 Montgomery
IN The tug c. Ensign. ami viii hereafter command
The vcsseL-7biedo Blade, Au1- ~.
Xess,s. Beatty i Davis and J. NavauSh have
purchased The tux FaE1agur Mr.. n. viii a1u hex.
Bror GoxE.-Tne Captain Of tnr schooner J. ).
Hill states that tue buoy on Niagara or West SIS
sharp lockout fo7 tue buoy, hut dt not sec It. he
fnunl ne mel, however. eut not tn time Co pre-
fass M n f9TiSSs r. Of hi re- which
UAREoK or REEEGE-Tle Gudench St3,saf sr-
nuuness, on the authority u u communication
from The Minister OF Public Works, that the coo-
ttruCf!on VI h2st'cs there will be proceeded vita
Immediately.
TIE ArfxxS11cs Bor-This schooner, wnIes
Smoke. will te haalc,l out bJ Nessts Jonea /
Hanson. Al iheir saipyanl, foot Of Buffalo street,
and The necessary r~patEs made The schooner IS
badly damaRr,l, and will have To receive m en-
ftot
n4spsoxE scnooSKn-one Of the handaomese
credit Oh her builders. Is the one Just COMPLETED
at this port hy Aesszs, Jones' Hanson. for Aeasrs
Hanson i R1.,Iuck, Of Racine, which cleared foE
nantstee, last esrntng, hay Observation-Disclosures
f1l0,, Arg. Is.
Skw vkssEts-Three new vessels. built st the
saipyata afnye the middle bgkfge. aah launched
Mthln TUE !sst wees OF TWO, are now undergo
lok measurement ty Deputy collector Fer
Gnsoh- One nf the new craft il
| canal boat, the Andssw Il. Huuter. named
atsef AE + H. Hnnler Of tnis CITY, built
tnE, tae Anntt r. Dasf, built for Mr. cs,usthwa1te
AMI bnualo parties. She cane down the river
lhuFstias for The 1rst time The thtr1t Is 9coW
barge, the Belle, built Tor William Gallagher and
EfanE MllIcti. She Il for tue lumber TIA tr eaA
has carrying capacity OF about lis n lua.s,er-
S11lnlsc CDnf1fF.
, 1870-08-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARRET,

- MONDAY EvES1Sf, Aug. q
BAGsISGnTsads !slE !s7, IN This dsCsf.msnt ee..s!
red. We, how werer. make no change in our list,
*hsch u as fnllowH: stark, &c; Lewiston A,
tSs; Lndio*. +aAc; American, 5ac; Enion A.
sc; E1nnish. ~ ba. sc: Runnies, eu. &c: bur-
EITTEK-SO new features were developed
In this department. to-day. Holders repor;ed an
acllvt inquiry. and our quotations were fully SuL
tAlned- We quote: Choice dairy. e3asSc: fair tn
isr-
BCIIp1SG MATER1A1s-Pr1ces rem..n easy
AID iayofaa,!e ~ the inseres; Of huyeH.
s+.,tsa4sa: nathe .ta*l ? br,, x7soaa73: i'm,
:,nlk. hrl $l.oo; ume. La brIs, = t.1. s1.s5:
rsn.Er. Ela.k. Csic4. 2 hri. q tsaaas; cement,
R:..dAe, 2 a, tSoAzAss: arm. = hi. tAok4
h.::. tu. &%asAc: White sand. = erl 93-otaaee:
'1s! E.cks, , :.t1N, 1:N.sAaG n: dre cay, q hr!.
EnE4 .: r:rsser. y hEi. f2Hsaa2a
BR.aN-~si-* Of II tsns It FtA53 on track.
New Io,k factory. 1shal+He: Illinois factory, 11{s
ist.c: Wts:eyn Reserve. 1iAle<c.
C0iL-The movement III this market Vas 4
r sasir VIEW: sS; 4 tc1nst quotations: es T..
a'sa. ss.at. ,aes; % 1aesassnn., ssoS; Biosssass. Bi
s>ut1Ss0: Ere and Br1ar H!il. $50: Wa.
nes M!n; So: nees1sg s,ss vsi1sy seS; Tougn,- II
.ets. saenfas "a -.-'-~
COFFEEThe general features OF this market
remain substantially the same - last noted
IIatse Mas fair for Monday, and rnled atm u TO-
es2Ac: roasting RIO. la3fsAc: common Rio
soAeeos.c; GOOD to prime, fiH29sc; p:tme to
enotce, y 4Rs9Hc: LaRu2JEa- f749c
CANDLS-There WIS meA3fe demaod fb1
this Tine Of sooda. but prices were nomtnaos IT.
, 1870-08-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Mnrkctss

L1SDoS, Aug. 9s-l1:is Z m--CousoiS. ol1;2
ss; United stat. sos, 62, -: ee1s, F,- ssx !;
Sens- e.. 81 ls-.ss, e9h. ...... 49,
LoSpcS, AUG. e.! 20 pE.-Corsol.. 81 .e9slss: :
Cnlitd states :ests, te, ssN; 6.s, S: SIS, 5.
LONDON, Aug observation-disclosures f,r money,
2t5A tu hccuuus, Sly.
Amt,tcau eeeQ',r.s quiet; l0+Hs. 81: a-eos,
trai. 11s; Atlanrlc i Great Western, ..
Stocks qniet. -.......
Winter ~Etst. ~ sd: rrd wheat. s. t'si: white
wheat, los 6d- Com, 3ua-
fctk. 1l9a- Lard, 20 -
L;vkrpooL. Aug. ae-Even.nE.-Coaon- Market
hucyant: mi3ulihg uplaods, sAd; Orleans, s,id
Sxle+ OF 1a.N o bales. ... .. -.
CaniorEis white wheat, !os 81; red Western No
g s. lEd; ~te!et, - Stt. Western dour, ss. Corn,
10 2 ui1ed. 5es 81. oau, as sdaas oil Rarse5
sA Peas, AS Cd.
Tor \ 1sss Sd. Beef, 1las 81, Lard, .aa Cheese,
6. Bacon, a5s: Cumberland cut, 6sa, for short
nh
SPIRITS Of petroleum, ia: refined. is sAd9is Sd
Tal.ow, 41s 7uspeniine, sc.
LnNnS. AUG. t2--Tall0w. AS.
Petroleum at antwerp, a1A lnseeI oil, 0ul1,
los 81.