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, 1870-05-27

To Remove Moth Patches, Frcckles
and ten from the face, use Per1g's Moth and
FrrcIle Lotion. The only reliable and harul. SO
remedy. Prepared by Dr.. Il c. Ferry, 10 Bcnd
street, New York. Sold by hll druggists.
, 1870-05-27

The tie between KennIson and Hogle WIS shot
ofr at twenty-six yards Hse, ten birds each, BY
Hogle md Burton, the latter having assumed Ken
Rtnf.
, 1870-05-27
MARRIED.

Paper Hanging and window
shades, latest styles. Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, at F. E, 1u9by's, 81 RandoIph-sL
, 1870-05-27

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nay a6-1n the General AZ
scmbly, this forenoon, there IVES AH ANIMATED
discussion On the question OF appointing 1uy ex-
h0rtcTs- A petition has been received by the AS
sembly u prohibit the appointments The coul-
mittce appointed on the question reported In favor
cd By the Assembly.
In the afternoon the Assembly accepted m in
vltatton from the Louisville Brtdge Company, and
took an excursion over the bridge, visiting New
Albany and JeHersony1llc.
The proposal OF tho Northern Presbyterian As
respecting settlement Of tho differences that are
In ltgation Is the theme OF the greatest Interest
The Committee on Foreign Correspondence
were not prepared to report to-day. Their report
is the order OF the day f0- 10 O'Clock Tomorrow.
The addresses Of Nessra Van Dyke aud Dodge,
struck tender chord In the breasts Of q large
number. There we're great many moist eyes,
and the overture WAS cordially responded to In the
feelings OF many. Could q vote have been taken
then the question would have been settled aftlrmR-
lively by an overwhelming majority, hut num-
bsr Of leaders, Dahncy, Palmer and Others, are
bitterly opposed TO any response that may eVentu-
8ly icotl to union, and are making earnest efforts
to countcr1ct the effect OF the speeches Of the
Philadelphia delegation
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Thl5 evening the First
Presbyterian Church Eas well filed upon the oc-
e2sfon Of the reception Of the foreign delegates
The Moderator Of the Assembly occupied the
Rev. Dr.. Thompson, OF New York. The following
geLtemen were received by the Moderator: Rev.
David Ipgles and Rev. Thomas LnwFy. OF the
Canada Presbyterian Church, and Rev. John Ed
mands, DID,, Rev. John Mcleod, DID,, Of the
Cpited Presbyterian Church In Great Britain and
named gentlemen, after which the asscmblage
SepASaLGu
, 1870-05-27

Connubi0l Eclkcily.-N0thEnK tends
more to connutai hsppIness than cheerful and
healthy Infants and children. Mrs Whlfcom6s
syrup Is the great chl1Iren's soothing remedy.
, 1870-05-27

BUSINESS NOTICES,

NpU I1V8T Oil
11azar1I i CasWell's Cod Liver Oh Is the best
LIZ
, 1870-05-27

All Right Relieves Corns md Bun.
Ions cures cuts, burns bolts, bruises tscalds, DC.
Druggists have IS cents per box. ~. Stephens,
s. Cnrk street, relieves corns ami bunious, 81 cent?
each.
, 1870-05-27
MISSOURI,
Itcni-A Duel Prevented
stage Coach Robbed by HIxhwny-

81. LOUIS. May 97.-The Board Of DIRECTORS ot
the Missouri Pacific Railroad determined today
to build fsym Pleasant utlI7 Mo-, 70 Lawrence,
which will materially shorten and stratghten the
route from here to Denver. and g1ye the Missouri
, 1870-05-27
The Trigger

A nne afternoons sport was had yesterday at
Dexter Park, the occasion being sweepstakes for
q nne breech-loadnR gun worth $500, put up By
c. IL HoRle, ESQ.,, eI-Presdcnt Of the Prairie
Shooting Club. The entries embraced forty Of the
leading amateur spoTtsueu Of Chicago, and the
af1a1r passed OF pleasantly In the extreme. The
main match consisted IN ten single birds each, at
twcnty-one yards rse, and eighty yards boundary.
The score was as fol1oNB:
, 1870-05-27

A Large stock oI New and Second.
hand Safes at oT prices, for sale ut Harris facto-
n, G. South Canal street
, 1870-05-27

CutAncors diseases cured by using
Juniper Tar Soap, made By Ca6Wel, Hazard Co.,
New York
, 1870-05-27

munToesa Rheumatic Compound In
for sale at retail at Marringto1's drug stGre, cor
ncr OF Illinois street tits a sure cure for rheQ-
nRtiaLn IunneT IGfunttru.
, 1870-05-27
1tNA kdF+ Hd0 zA"- | H3en
Night proceeds [.-.-. :..;.-.-.... ssF ITO pm
9p. E.8 n. r., h. s.
Tp. III. zS-8 IN f., h., 50 Inch,


CHICAGO, Nay q.
Sun rscA. "a a.. Moon rises...... rs H. N.
Sun q p. m. Noon sets.- { sa p
, 1870-05-27

All Right Relieves CoFns and Huu.
IONS currs cuta, hurns hollis, bruises, Ecalds. etc
Druggists have 25 cents per box. Dr. Stephens, IS
Clark street, relieves corns or buni0ls, 5oc each
, 1870-05-27
7.A"V0T AHXH ,

! s1rR0I0Gf-MADAAE Ray. TIE YOUNG
5n III. de eT, ID rsn b. Eonsnlsed f .horf ae ag
~ ~ hrr eonaulation tootns No. u Thtdav. % m 70
.h9 psst present. and fatuIr. II eaaane :peeay ar.
rtasrt, ind howirg Ikencsssa Of futnre huahand q
rey thought the moment you entrr ber studio: sithr
in lhye or nfipkM affair her ADVICE II tnvzluAiE
TIL socitsa eadEaedon guaranteed o. Pay. Con,
saftxfi1n fte-L4dies. u; sentemen. 81 RcmelRbef'
u Third-al
DR. MATHEWS AND MADAME MAYNARD.
IL clntroyn nnts In JaEk1op4t
1TRN jORGENYRN, NSPIRAT1OyAL ADVISER
M MOI natter spiritual md temporal Rooms D.
80 Gost1 C&rf.Et.
, 1870-05-27


On Monday, the soth inst, the - Bed Stocking "
zinc leave on their vlls- -saik14i-o1 Eastern tour.
All along the line The note Of preparation s heard,
accompanied by the boast that the Western play
ers will be unable this year to sweep all before
them as thcy did In 1869, or that at least they will
do SO only nfter having won the ground inch by
1pcfl- Twenty games have been arranged il the
following order, leaving ten days Of the tour open
to engagements for return games, Ac-:
These twenty games will be In the following or
der: Forest City, Of Cleveland; Rochester Clu6. Of
Rochcs1sr, New York: Onta11os, Of Ontario, New
York: Old Elm, OF Pittsneld, Massachusetts,: Low
ell, CT Boston: Harvard, at Boston; Trtmountains,
OF Boston Clipper, Of Lowell Yale, of New Haven
Mutuals, Of New Iork: Unions, Of Morrisanta, nj
fremont, New York; Eckford, Of New York; Star,
OF Brooklyn; Resolute, o. Elizabeth, New Jersey !;
Intrepid, Of Philadelphia; Athletic. Of Philadelphia
keystone, Of Philadelphia; Pnsttme, Of Baltimore;
MARYLAND, Of Balumorei Olympic, OF Washington;
National, OF Washington.
1t will be readily seen that the led-3egged cham-
yduns nave difficult t1sk before them, the above
list comprising most Of the formidable oEEanlza-
tions Of the country, and the programme inFolv-
ing fTsf7ctdxs g1me Gisnost eEe1y day. Aided by
their unsurpassed batting, however, and uneaua1-
ed fielding and discipline, It Is 10 be hoped that the
hammer Of the Queen City may again be carried
. throughout the country u1ta1nlsned by slagle
defeat
TIE RED STOCKINGS At DAYTON.
CtSc1SSAT1, May 26-Thc Red Stockings defeat
cd the Dzytons 2t Dayton to-day by score Of
ion TO g. =
, 1870-05-27

Meteorological record for May 9s, 1870, as re-
ported ty J. g. Langguth. Jr., opttcan, Iii Ran
iiolph street. correspondent to the Smithsonian 1u-
stttute The small letters arc the Initials for the
words veer1ng," "gentie," "high," dr.
"uoist atmosphere, !" train" ," and "snow:"
, 1870-05-27
NIishnp To the LaSnlle Street Tannel.

4 freight cur on the Northwestern Railroad
track on North Water street, broke through the
bridge erected over the LaSale street tunnel, yes
tcrtlay afternoon, but did not do much damage.
Workmep at once commenced lifting the car, and
succeeded, after some hours Of hard WORK, ID get
ting 1t opon the track This nlishap Ttll not ma
tettally Interfere With work on the tunnel, as tae
bridge can be repaired and the earth removed ID q
few hours.
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CAU !tON.

The public IA autioncd gun.t emplo,.r,r anv
III the re=u'art authorized Agents # tine Cuupi-
~. since tnc koDc l. I'atet cover the use If T. a
/ rpedo and ai explosive mGtcri Ia for OIL wcil.
and tie u.e Vt 81 III ma erials hy other partc. il a
aifect mi ihSehcht OF thelr rights. ANY lutiu- in.
1ealt with acco ding 10 law and acting willfuIy
and knowingly in defiance OF law and th,, d,ci-r,s
If the Courts
Tie COnpInv have re organized their bus ,lcs-
with view TO Accommodate Oil Men in every 1urt
OF tie Oil tgIun. 1hol have employed the most
efficient Agents and As3i'iarts thai can be Drycl ed
ior the bustIc-s kacn Tnrpaio i labelled with
dave ai p,tcnt together with the pric OF the Tor.
pedo, AMI si-ncd by an officer of the Company so
every operator sang rOrp do may SNOW i,s
price and Whcsner il can @ from our ofic;
ape atOrs wi confer a favor b, reporting To tbi
Office any nrgli -ence Of AGENTS.
'.'he folio wing named persons have been apvont
OF rennsy lvania and est Virginia
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUSvILI.E, CHURCH RUN AND VICIvI
TY-rlhPllEN OoT. Office, Hanlion's ,j.rtr
Store, address Titusyile, Pa Assistant j, hn San
Sc.iSer.
TITCsVILLE, CHURCH RUN AND y!CgNf.
TY-lI. IL THOMAS OGiCe and address, Man.
ion House. 7 litu-ve Pa
SHAMBURG AND ylCINfTY-GEORGE r.
ViN. Onlce ShambGrg; residence, TitIsyilie, Pa
Assistant. A A. Vest.
ENrEEPRIsE l'LEAsANTtILLG. REAT
FARM AN PrfHGL- " (;Ep. VAN
VLiEr. Once and address, Cnn.r no ,sr. Plgl.
antviilc. Assistant, II. g, Huntiugt,n
TIDIOUr AND WEST niCKORY-CNAS.
CLARK. uific- and address, Exp e.s Office Tidi.
onte. Pa. Assistant l.. q. Bear!sley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND' VICINITY
LEVI MASON OIiica and address, Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa Assistant, Hharle- Blscsro d.
raisR AND BLOOD FARMS and District living
on Oil Creek md cherry Run. from si1ry prm TO
MGClinto1kvlie---JA iESSAUNDE Ad m :,
arr Farm, Pa. Assi-ant- Luther b Saunders
Charles w. CGchrln aud Wi n lloyt
MCCLiNluChV!i.tE, on. CITY AND No
\. :. " 81 Addres' Oil City or Reno, Pa
Assisim' T. Mead
FhANL,AIN, ALONG THE ATLrGUpNY rTy.
ERR "iLB K ONCE nd address. Franklin. Pa
SCRiTBG ASS. Y '-lER FARM & PA A.tkE =
LANpIN l-'ICH ARD W. GNPIELD OFlre
and addP 50 SrrubrraSs, n Assistant Il. W por-
,ei Geld, address rmi"Eiou. -
WFST NlR iINGA-C D. ANGEL and T. p
O|AA ADDRESS. rarkershnrg West Vrginia
i:0';crfs Petroleum LOYpcJ0 90
IEaEf-.lis
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rrspared Expressly for tMarricd
A.x0le1.

O. elady writes Duoorco's Golden Pills re!ievei
mo e., ..tE DAYS" with III any inc ngenience, ike
n,l,:ic so say rll W who use the genuine BE
y Ar. OF coanlerieit5 The gen ine is now put up
oi pill. aud upon each hex You vi ind the :.
Lece,.u. Stamp pnuted ffo'n .ny private diS; upon
which vol Nill tili In. wort' Uuponc0s Golden
P-ri,dic.l Pils, in lWliis) ietteis None genuine
nit,,ovt that samp. The small red aEd ycl ow
koxrs are ~ longer usei be;aiss OF tne'r. oa Z
a,un,trfeit I'd
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Price q Per::Dox.~ Boxes q.
aid h, NJ. i. SgyrsxONS, Druggist

t)V Uv U.
slr Asen, efor Petroie m Ce,ue, p Ladies
rudirv MIN al throash the Petroleum Cent Z
b,st Jti e can hNe tn; Pll. sent (cOnu ienIiiii,
.al, t any part of the c,un ry, free Of postage
AID al.o by 4. Il. Griffith, OIL tity' y W snnm
Ie'ry whole.aie agent
HOWE, sole Propi too,
Dc Ism
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Friend, aud patrons, ono and all.
Your atientiuu 70 my biz woIld call;
Tim ARE dull an money light
But in these times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
would inroru,--thls is tie place to buy Lumber;
Wv motto l. this: .Qu'ck Sales ard Small rnAi,"
tor bus mes. Is healthy ant | think much OF 1t;
IN aliiy my Lumber Is second TO none,
And as Tor Shingles, keep No. /;
some may not 10 K Mt it in the licl, do,
And fo- i o,c have qua i,y No.e;
And 70 those who nrc particuarns some may be,
still have another qua A., ." I'D No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up NICE
Which will s,ll 4, low cash ice;
Such "a 10 ring, Ceiling and siding, Doth Rorsh
and dressed.
La,h Battens and Sarf,ced lumber. ell OF the
bts,;
ns1 have Zig Lumber Of all kinds,
Vt prices to compare with oil and hard imes
All kinds Of Timber ke,t constantly on htrd,
And a box Of Cig,rs o! very good brand;
~ clitics for sl inc are surely without ruraNer
AWAY keep Z I'd ims tn deliver god Lumber /;
20 II you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed sof or
II ,rd,
You will find u4t what you wan' a, |. VI - |, IT
her Ya.d.
iabls-'f
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CARD TO THE AADnEss
DIR. DUPONCO>S
Golden eriOdica' Pills.
FOR FENAIE9.

IyFALLlBLE IN CoRRECTlNd lRREGCLAEI.
TIES, tsM lvlNei OB, ,tuS fIoXs OF rIH
CAr.sE. AID ALWAYS SUCCESS
EUI. AS A PhEVENTlNk.
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4. Smith has Iust rstgrncd fro,G TIE
ga. vl'h large stock nf Saors snd the
h.'ssi stylrs % n,rr. Zoe LH1irs shoes
uci5-u
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

The WALLS OF SEBAsToPOL have now been COM
petely restored and upward of 300 houses have been
built in place OF those which had been ruined by
the bombardment. A new church, in the form of a
pyramid, built entirely Of marble, has also been
erected in the churchyard OF the town. The funds
for the construction of this building raised by
a public subscription in the whole OF Russia. The
chief OF the subscribers was the Princess Wassl-
chyko who gave up for hatpurpose the whole of her
years pension, amounting to $4,000 roubes (e2OOO)
sum Of 2OO, 900 roubes in all was expended the
building. The principal monument in the church.
yard is that of Prince Michael Gortchako On it is
the following inscription :-"Here lie, among war
riors the mortal remains OF the man who prevented
the enemies OF our country from penetrating to this
spot" The tombstenes of the men are all alike in
shape and size and each of them bears this inscrp-
ton :-"Grave OF our brothers"
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LEGAL INTnLLranMCn
An insurance Company OInIctcd.


In the case of Anna L.. Burroughs vs.. The
North American Life and Accident Insurance
Company, which was to recover the amount of
policy upon the life of her husband, before re-
ported, the jury rendered verdict for plaintiff
for $5S0250.
The case before the Court to-day is that of
Henry johnson vs. Justus w. Acuff. An action
to orecoVer for services rendered in effecting the
sale of farm, which is yet on trial.
Revenue.
U. s. District Court-Jttdge Cad'oalader.
In the case of the United States vs. Real estate
at York and Salmon Streets claimed by Michael
Kelly, before reported, the jury rendered ver-
dict for the Government.
The United States VS.. Thirty-nine barrels of
whisky claimed by Patrick Murphy and Ber-
nard McCulley. An information of forfeiture
on the ground of alleged frauds. Revenue
Officer Brooks testified that in August last he
saw wagon load of whisky taken into the
claimants establishment, No. 231 Lom-
bard street, and upon examining the
liquor he found 1t was fraudulent,
and therefore he made the seizure. The claim
ants set forth that they had purchased the
liquor the day before, without, OF course, hav-
ing seen it, paying therefor the highest market
price; and that as soon as 1t was delivered and
they were made aware of its character, they at
once said they wanted it taken away from their
place. On trial.
The United States VS.. Lager-beer claimed by
Joseph Filemeyer. This case was submitted
without evidence, and verdict by consent was
taken for the claimant.
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THE BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS, by the latest
count, consists OF 474 members, OF whom FOUR are
princes of the blood, three archbshops, % dukes,
80 marquses 167 earls So viscounts 2J bishops, and
III barons. The new representative peer for Ire
land remains to be classed. The total number is
ten more than at the opening OF the session Of 1862
The roll begins with the Prince OF Wales the Duke
Of Edinburgh the Duke OF Cumberland still styled in
the House list, in parenthesis, "Klng Of Hanover"
the Duke of Cambridge, the Archbishop OF Canter-
bury, the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of York.
the Archbishop of Armagh attending for the last
session in which Irish preates will sit in Parliament
Earl de Grey and Rlpon, Lord President of the
Council and the Earl of Kimberley Lord Prlvy SEAL
Then come the twenty dukes who, as such are peers
of the realm Next follow marquises, viscounts,
and barons.
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Tho CITY AInuaemenfa.

AT THE CHEsNUT the drama of Frou-Frou
is drawing good houses. The performance has
much improved since the first night, and it is
well worthy of a visit from those who can ap-
precate refined and elegant acting or such
picture of Partisan society as this play presents
Frou-Frou will be repeated this evening.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Fechter will perSonate
"Claude Melnotte" in The Lady of Lyons tals
evening.
There will be q matinee tomorrow, when Mr..
Fechter will conclude his engagement with 'Ruy
Bias"
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Walcot will have II
benefit, when Shakespeare's historical tragedy
OF Henry pIlI will be presented, with Mr.. Wal
cot in the title role. Mr.. Richard Penistan will
appear as Cardinal Wolsey" and Miss Ella
Burns as "Queen Katharine"
After the play Mr.. Fawcett will sing The
Seven Ages, and the performance will conclude
with the drama of The Courier Of Lyons. Mr..
Walcot is an excellent actor whose merits are
fully appreciated by the public, and he will un-
doubtedly have crowded house.
AT THE ARCH Lolita Will appear this evening
as Little Nell" and the "Marchioness' in John
Brougham's adaptation from Dickens story OF
''rhe Old Curiosity Shop"
There will a matinee tomorrow, when the
same bill will be presented
AT THE AMATEURS DRAWING Room the
French troupe will appear this evening in tue
comedy vaudeville CT lie Boarreau des cranes
ana the comedy of B,'ltuS ldche Cesar. =,
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE sm
an attractive programme OF minstreisy VIII '0
| presented this evening.
AT DUPREz g. BENEDIcfs 0pEhA HOUSE
| variety of entertaining performances Will be
| given this evening.
SIaNoR BIITz and Ms son will give an exhi-
bition OF magical feats ~ the Assembly Buildings
| this evening.
THE SENTz-HAssLER Orc HssTBA will give
matinee performance at Musital Fund Hall TO-
! morrow.
IHE PANORAMA OF 'THE PI3GEiM' will
be exhibited at Concert Hall this evening.
| very attractive feature Mr. T p. HAYES, che
principal male singer, has an unusually fine BARI
tome voice, rich, sweet, and strong. HIS sing
ms OF twenty Years Ago. is one of the most
pieaSing portions of the whole performance,
"A MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND READINGS VIII 20
| gwen at the Central Congregational Chapel,
Elghteenth and Green streets, this evening, the
| proceeds to be devoted to the building fund
a GRAND CRoRAL CoNcERT ia aid OF the
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Women as Jurors.

From the Laramie Sentinet.
We propose to let our readers into the secret
of a few facts illustrative of the great excite
ment which our female jury has caused in the
first published the list of names, the Western
Union Telegraph operator here broke in upon
the regular dispatches to call Chicago. and told
them he had some news to send They told
him to wait till the regular report was doue
But" said the operator, 'this is hill"
"Well, send 1t along" was the reply. He
then proceeded to forward an account of
the drawing of the jury, the names of all
the ladies, and the remarks of the Sentinel
on the subject giving our paper the credit
like gentleman as he is. AS soon as the ma
ture of the despatch became known, great nte-
rest was manifested along the line to get it fully
and accurately, and this Office was several times
obliged to repeat parts of it, especially the
names of jurors, so that they might get them
correctly. After the message had gone over the
wires, it was amusing in the extreme to hear
the various ejaculatory remarks which is called
forth from one end of the country to the other.
But this was the least part of the excite
ment. The whole message, including the
SenttnerS remarks, was the same night
sent over the cable, and the next morning
after the drawing of our jury all the par
ladies, were published in all the leading journals
OF Europe, and furnished to the crowned heads
to prince and peasant-to digest with their
coffee at tie breakfast table. Even more re-
markable results than this have sprung from it,
which as yet we are not at liberty to make
public. More than hundred and fifty messages
have been received at this office asking for facts
on Fort Sumter raised q greater excitement
in the world at large than the selection of
females to sit as jurors away out here in the
Rocky Mountains.
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THE DEVELOPMENT or THE STATES
RESOURCE9


MEASURE was introduced into the Senate yester-
day which has more to commend t to those favoring
the true interests ef the State, than any that has
been presented for long time We refer to the bill
for developing the resources OF the Commonwealth
by aiding number OF railroads, and thus opening
to active business industry portion OF our territory
hitherto almost dormant.
The wide difference existing between the western
part OF our State and the same section OF New York
has been matter of standing reproach and we
gladly welcome the effort that is now being made
TO relieve us from this burthen, and give the valu-
"a products OF those favored counties an outlet to
market.
Coal by the hundreds OF thousands Of acres, tim
ber by the Millions and the greatest variety OF iron
ore, ale only waiting avenues OF communication to
pour their wealth into the treasury ef the State and
repay her many fold for the aid now proposed to be
extended.
The railway bonds now lying In the sinking fund,
by the provisions OF this bill are made not only to
yield the same interest to the State that she now
receives, but also TO guarantee the construction OF
some three hundred miles OF additional road, which
Will run up the MOnongahela valley with It's magnih-
cent beds OF btumnous coal; enable the counties OF
Crawford and Mercer to ship their coal from our
own harbor OF Erie instead OF carrying It, as at pre-
SENT TO Cleveland; give the same advantages to
Clearned, Rk, and Nick can, and furnish the short
est route, by easy grades, between the anthracite
regions and the lakes.
Besides all this, we shall be able to arrest at
Buffalo the stream OF grain that flows Into that city
from the West to the extent OF many mloos Of
bushels yearly, and direct 1t to our own city.
With all these advantages, 1t certainly as IL
there be no question to the policy Of the
sure especially at this time, when it will furnish
work to thousands who sorely need it, and throw
inte the channels OF trade large amount of money,
thus:helping to tide the trouble resulting from
the contraction OF the currency.
The bill has now passed both houses, and only
needs the Governors signature to become law.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

THE MANUFACTURE OF MASKS in Paris Is branch
OF industry of considerable Importance. The houses
engaged in the manufacture are respectable and
long established ones. They make their money in
sober way from the necessities OF folly. Paris pro-
duces masks, but the foreigner buys them South
America, New Orleans, New York, aud especially
Buenos Ayres and Brazil, are among the principal
customers Partisan makers also receive orders
from America for MASKS repre- senting the types of
the human rdce-Negroes, Jews Englishmen, Ger
MANS etc. Italy makes her own masks. Russia
orders but few, as 1t pays but little attention to the
carnival; but Protestant England requires great
many masks for the annivers .ry Of the Gunpowder
Plot What with festival and what with another,
this trade is never quite at standstiL The worA-
men engaged in are paid from francs to francs
a day the women from francs to francs. The
commonest mask, worth one sou, passes through
the hands OF eight workpeople.