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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13

GEORGE WILLARD, Dealer in Dry-Goods Gro
ceres Hats, Caps Boots Shoes, crockery Glassware
dlery Nails Iron Steel Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils
Dyestutfs &C. Main street, Ashtabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13

SEYMOUR & STRONG, Manufacturers Stoves,
Plows and Columns Window Caps and Sills Mill
Castings Kettles, Sinks Sleigh Shoes, &C., Phoenix
Foundry, Ashtabula, Ohio. 1851
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13
FOUNDRIES.

John w. HILL, Iron Founder and Man
ufacturer and Dealer In Stoves Of various kinds
Powe and Plow Castings Mil Castings and most des-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

USE DIR. WIGGINS, Honey Cough Baisam, Rheu-
matte Drops and Worm Powder, the most valuable
Vegetable Remedies ever discovered. @. WlLLAhD'
Agent, Ashtabula Principal Depot for these and oth
er Family Medicines, at No 440 Main Street Bntlaio
New York. -OmlUol
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-12

~ suga1, S,1e 10, !'it OIL, P7s'7sp ATlIu
The f. lowing adYicc is from :, paper we - ake:'-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-12


youth who, with only his two hands and
opened jeweFy store, and now he is living
stone resistance in Sing sing
)cs Noines REGIs'fER of lute issue says
MES MUD We have at length found a per
IS clpabIa~of ing, Justice To the mud of tn
LoMl nrAnar. to real something to tn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-12

where ,ncy have good asso .ment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-12

in 4 fine :
The d
ilEs Mol,
son who /
c3pi ii Of
, 1870-04-10
Tho Produce MAFketx.

NEW IUhA.
NEW ToRI, April lA-orrux-Opene heavy and
2ssc for middllng uplAndA
81 RnEas5crrs.Eloas.Resens. eso ers: a
srreEane State and Western; sks0t1a 2a for e1tra
State: $Aao{eaco for extra Western; $alOeA00
M for white Mhsat extsa; = k'nt1a % for round hoop
for good to choice do. Rye nonr quiet; sales Of 100
o1!s II Aoosae1 Corn meal dull Whent-Re-
celpts, 81, 10 bu; dull, aud lt7sc tower; sales Of
No. and No. do mixed; s1.oshtsI.16{ for No. :
doi 5t.3l9f.2s for winter red and amber Western:
91aa for Email lots DO: sl,+aal.sO for white state
and winter rid Illinois on private terms,
RE quiet Barley IN fair request: sales Of 1900
bushels a &c fur tWo-rnwed STATE; {iolhal0a for
Canada West Corn-Rece!pts os4 bn; firm;
mixed Western; 81. .l.e@t1tE for new yellow Jer-
sey and southern. 0ats-Receirts-s7,+ao 40 hu; Il
shade nrmer, and quiet: sa1ca OF IL 6ao bu Ut i,
6oe for Western; 63s4e CSC for Ohio sad sts,e,
sales Of t0o hhds Cubs at aa9..c.
AdtAsEE-DnlL
r11Eol 1rx-Qnieta at lsktsl4tc for crude; se,sc
Woodbury. acuse; sales Of 30, o., r. at tea
Sis: domestic necee, 4lt~s'c for pulled.
for Buenos Ayrer and Kto Grande.
LlHsIEp O1L-Qnet -.-M
;, hhov1sIess-Pork shade atmeE: sales oi ~
hFls at t3.. "a as.ssA for mess: STRUGGLED for
prime; t225ot4ea.'a for prime mes; also DO br.s
mess. seller May, At te1.5n. Beer 1teady; sales
& :" II, = 81 sI et1s for ns~ Paa
nrm; aa!es 100 tcs At FL oo3 = % for prime urss;
tsseot7 :n.eo 70! In.l!a mets Reef hams nm
nr1n: sales aonpkEs lo,lalac for shouldess; lsY
tales for hams Alddles nrmer aud quiet; sales
Of le3 boxes at 13htal3,.c for Cumberland cut;
Lard steady: sales OF so tcs at lSH3.ec for a<ean;
16416hc for kettle rendered: R1so, beo tcs sssAm,
seller ioor months: q laxc; Butser steaily. viii
, 1870-04-10
TIE POLICE Q0QRTE
WET EIDE pQCET,

HAel EtOE CNEH1a
August fllke aud Lewis Conper1p attempted 70
80 through the store Of Joseph S2kup, No. $50 Au-
wfufee avenue, on Thursday afternoon They
were each held IN 1900 for t,ial Al the Recorde1a
Court
MAJ! Patterson Is one Of those females whose
uSeh are spent principally among "the cars-r
That Il, she s!eeps IN them when the dew begins
70 f21l and thus avoids pairing rent to deserving
1andtords- She was lined flo.
-HnRh Cu1ran cons1ders that his principal OBJ
tect III life u TO make his vile II unhappy as pos-
Hbe- Hugh his been arrested on several 0cca-
R1on1 for beating her, and, on yesterday, was nned
323 for this lite Amusement
Raphael sehbcrK, with whom drinking beer
and behaving disordeny AEc sJncnymona terms,
wsx nned <1a-
James Conner, Elizabeth 1ennlnR1, and John
IyonA, on FRIDAY night attempted to 20 through .
fruit store on Hatsted street They were each held
IN {1D bail fur trial At the Recorders Court
Henry Munssetman sold la&d Of hay to = CHS
u tner which rrpvet. tn bc i've hundred pounds
MeiEht short Of the amount he sold the satnc for
ur waA nnGL SO
-aoasge e.!l bury, N Idiot, vss aHes1ed ~ ,
, 1870-04-10

nous tKo Or three weeks, but thrre has bceu
eotfesrondlnI Increase IN the demand, and pftcsA
H4Fe pxfnapa, Tor the poorest p1adts hare been
sossalned VIA considerable nrunt4< In addition
70 tEe nfua! deE ind fEum Ktste a bpycf3Ser
iofk; Boston, FFor!denee, Philadelphia md C!e7e-
!Arn nave been Represented heee-the .Cnlc1so
faek1EK aad F1o.isson Cornpkuy have had = b1T-
e. IL The 0eld: and b-rwe*n the txo intere1ts lie
demand was fatrtJ active, and he maEket ruled
sttAdy and nm. The following are the c,ostnz
prices for this week and for the covcspontiinr
period LIST year:
Arr4t 2, 1s.n .4prl 10, 1912
Ecod 10 ch0ce...-.. a0Aa9-&3 tn=4tnI5
Medium. aee%asso a:a4looo
Cnnmrn.. ..........-... A..s~aa, ooka s,5l
sAEEp-Rees,.ed to-iay. As !; rrceyea this
wetk, a.1tl- SHIPPED to.!ay, G.s: shipped tais
MeeA. l,ela Il cunpx1td with list week and the
pret!ous one, there are 10 new f-at1res to note
Thc supply from day 70 day has besn very mod
csate and At no time In excess NJ tAc dtm1ad,
which has beeE steady and strong from mt to
last Both heal and EsEen huJe1 have been
engaged, bnt the bulk OF tho stock found l,s way
into the banda Of the former. Choice mutton
sheep continue scarce, and the few OF this desctp.
tian offered weso readily d!sposed Of II s. 7337.9a
Medium to Kood grades have been salaoie a x16o
3&5n, and common II $&otaAoo. But few lots
brought ores $3.50 and not many went at less than
500, most Of tho o1ernSa changing hands II A1tl
within the sangu Of SaoasksA All Are sotd
, 1870-04-10
WEST LAKE STREET,
Meeting OF PFoPerty-OWners- The
1hofoughfarc 10 be Paved
with Blocks, from Reu-
ben Street to West.
cfn AvenNcx

A meeting IT nYnnertvunr,,.-. +,. yr.,~ ,.,.
ssfeeh oetHeen Henben Street aud Western av-
enuc, waa held at the Lake Street Police Station,
last evening. The object Of the assembling wss
.-..s,,t - e,s,,ts.> - - ~ 'o'I. u.'A6 tue
Pte1eo' so''5 eonauon o1 salo tao4oogn1sse The
attendance vas very Large Daniel Worthington
lie done ,mmedtately. as the street vaa v,T ,,nH'
az. Wooden bIoct bayement hsd nrnvrn D1sm. fsii
ufe, and it seemed 10 him that STONE shouii n,
there wa no doubt hut every one Toaia +. s.i}e,
neh with the resulL-
Iii. Mann colncided with the views Of the oha!7-
man. lie thought properly macS.!amIxrt, ma.
way ~uuld lat four or nrc umcs a. ionv A.
wucden hlocks-
tqunlled the Nlcolson pavement, II therr Wc1t.
laals In that which had been laid down the1 eonld
NC rtntiied- He moved that Lake g1ret be in.
Mr. Rnnyan had small tptcfe9t In the streef
In 1888 kune stone wss rlsced On Il snd rafle.i
.l:aeaaann. Almost every foot Of it, from Itnrnln
thu stone stood near neuben street ,odsy. Pno1. n.
e11y owners had paId I'd assessment fnr t1rnr,,vp
mint since thai time. Within i've Yeas the
in some paces, entirely WON out VT Ths so-1 nry:
Sseol.on was put down about Tie time Il tac I:
lo, hal BEEN put down On other strcc,s sinr tSan
and another on the same strr.rts wxs nrcesssTT
nuE~ When down II WIS al q SfnOafh drirn t.tf
1t cost an excessive amount, coasItcr1nr the rnsi
received lrum II. The assessment Was IT. or lis
foot to last four or ave ycats-{a foot yesr Was
loo much. The street would nave to he natches1
spd .cnatchtd III the time. SOmn Thai rras n1s
tluEE iast wear was In ind cnnittjon ;.x,.y r. r.
t,pet has thrown It Qp in many niaccs snI !, b.s
mrnrre rrrcss,rr ~ fara = f ~ 80 :. m ,,, 80
nthcr horss Thc Sicniaoet ,bpo,as X al suos.snse ne
rxnrnsirc vnrr fot ,he cifftsen. ~ ~ aI no
sirpst sn dn, ~ - ha ,,-ie ~ mt t4Ae
t.ssnsnt ~ ~ aan sssu os slone
sere ssi tSon se ssanss,t ,s ns9sI ~ uioSks
. .Aa "u"a' s, .sassesS.eut n Mouia oe neces-
a.! a.! ~ nm ~ Inc htone now IN
,hs r,oo1sor ~uu", na & ~ .aAtn ,., aMa, alin ~nrn
nTa ~ ~ =, ,.s n - nc aeHS tney Moh!u
esa Unn .oi, a ,,io, S 0'sn on; ~ reet
s;nra s,,, nn,t ,,,ai a' aHe pac!ne O.
s.r., "t tsaen s,..f laeA !pttt !talN nc
stSr1 sdr.,, t'lo9t, t ehsn, Ha!eN ehoa!1 oe
es~1,ton noi ~ rers.n"nt ,, notne 10" "tn H..
.nSaseu, Hus w INauintcAA Improvements hui
~ saGM5 Aoa spneEleIal inhfosemehts. 50 long
,i ~. s.," ~ ~ ns AG stee3. 10 assessment
,mmx La rnr1n.nnn, ~ ue.ea'ts1 ~ p me
t.r.do ~: snn;1 ae,,t',' int.useMeat @ II sIohe
~ te.t;,r eo ~ - @ woa sna1uaAy esu" elonFer
Sh.t - :. t,nr ~. r.s4>et; ~ tae .sis
hsH 49, o,1 ~ ~ - tsoAa anG suGft tnat
o1" iSNA Faitt 44A pAkAuE III SQlHSt1IuE ncf
, 1870-04-10
AQUATIC.
BROWN AND COULTER

Firm the .ftr I1ork HernlI, .tpri1i,
TIE arInngemeuts icr rowsnR mattel! la't@een
aM! Henry Coulter, OF Pittsburgh, Pa have come
I" IN unexpected c''nelu*,un, w1thout much prr.-
l*ct OF their renewal The circumstance. OF the
llalf arc a. 1boHB: 7hc correspondence between
brown ami Coulter in rrGa1,i to the tare for the
shsfnpl"nshiF ef America vas commenced At,out
ths III u February; The stakes were *i,sa
sdc, and were Deposited At fht Office of the Cir.
pr Brown offered to row with Coulter at New
batE or puuelkeeps.e. on the liH,i~ou, and Coulter
n1eS!e 1n.t Ien ts la,fs, s,ec e re understandings
!eEses n lIf7ctsLrG over the coarsc. As soon a.
{ias .. Amusement was ELECTED, Coulter
% 70 row ,near sasa'1 With nrrls Pouseseeps'e
was made mp for him, thus tonstalnuT Broxn
Nno naturally c1reessd 81 Least m equsi division
Erenre the race at that city. Brown Wis sill viii
Ing 70 soN, howeser, Notwithstanding Coulters
saasr rT.erss; b. Sat before before Al nc pTel!m,nastes
that he would not l'c stakeholAer herraiter IN
any race, and Btuwu called On him anl received
office This gave offence to Cou!ters friends I'D
the racc WAS declared Of, although Dn,wn pro-
fsssed To- & be ready 70 s.ee viii Coulter A. aaJ
Aad IN Interview with Admiral Porter At Washing
ton, for the purpose Of asccssainEng, to what
t>ttnt the Admiral would lend Ills atten-
cuired II any facilities would be extended
By him to competitors for the champion
hltp 4 = race we're to be had At Annapolis
A"t Aoa@AtA Ii 1uA4-
racing. and stated that he would no, only make
pfotisione u Annspolls for securing fa!r race,
nnt would be present, u possible. In answer 70
HEp~ns ;nts.TestnEtst he also sa!d that he would
1et ~ Ielefec N such a Tace II desired. Brown
nov oIefs to ruw with Coulter, OF RuF other ~
patAole oatzman, Al Annapolis, With Admiral Por-
E1 Ieletes. AND any Rentieruan Of rcsprctAbllIt5
s,,cc, He sesss. ensased il tae
Ills country, and By his Interview witb Asnirsi
Porter, Brown has taken long rtrp fownrd tne
accompaniment Of his purpose The selection Of
4, naL.lis - place ios masca isr the cham.
II Aan FeF, Wi;a tne 1n as rsssrnis
OF the government who would acoompsn9
him, would not only Insure ncf
1ecs sueoesa but would gt.e The event IN
tainei Ii America II Is this latter tact which IN.
rueucea Brown to select Annapolis as ; place 1os
hts race whenever his championship Is contested.
Standing as he does 2t the head OF his profession
he is justified In debating to some extent, and blu
Efforts to make American bost-f1ctng What r
shtuih be will receive the cordial and earnest snp
poEt Ut Yankee srstt and cuteEprue II Coutts
accepts Browns oncr, and a rsce Is made u An
napolis, the contest cannot but be f1ir one, ant
viii he the commencement OF new and spendtt
era In boat-5AcinE"
, 1870-04-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,

sa1rRnAr Evkxuo, April 9.
tade interests Of the West, yesterday, by de
action Of the CanAdian Parliament il cstab-
hsh,ns tariff Of &c per baa1el on -four, {e
r'er buahel On wheat, and Sc per huahel on
Other g1Ains. While this NIL not prevent the
Incorporation Of grain End -four through Can
ada IN bond, it I'll subject it to some onesous
restrictions, and wn IN great measure DE-
prre Neaten ahippess Of tha option, which
those xho have shipped BY that routa hAve
lad OF Ealing II Montreal. and other Cana
dina ports, when they found it to their ad7an-
tage 10 do so- A ii ia not improbable that
this will h.ro sotne effect to depress prices Of
gr7in and -four In this market, The
producers Of the West VII have
one mora practical Illustration of ths
beauhea Of protection and be shoxn the ne-
eoeeitJ Of urging the renewal Of ,he Reciproci-
y lFeaty, BY which al such products were i'd
naitted nee.
Business continues dull and unsatisfactory
generally. The low prices OF grain, in which
theEe Is no immediate prospect Of my change
o1tha bes:ex; Tho hseateoed contraction Of rs
, 1870-04-10
IadInt Outfit

1ne lad1ca win be giad to learn Of a raiable es-
enlistment that is exclusively devoted 70 The man
ufaetnre and sale Of ladies' and chtIdren1 nn,les.
heaE LonRmlre'a, No. sa Stale street, Is 4 CON.
PEE @ 3utnn1ng emporium, Tne.e every A.tclc Of
81 iAekno1sedKed ability. The estlhlisa,n at is
!a!Re, The faculties complete and there 10 aba
tatsy nothing that can be required In such line
At all prcea and TO salt al tasiea nai bF,lai Of
ctaef anffs: ladies' underwear, OF the moet varied
1tses1nuon and stsle; lnf2nta' suits and under
ID ahost, thing that the ladies can noaat.
bfy dea1re, either for themselves or nfapu il here
70 DC lound. OF the hest materials and finest work
uane up, and At prices that defy competition.
, 1870-04-10

Of both manufacturing shoes for hia owu coautty-
mcns Nere n the city yesterday, examining IAN.
pta OF cloth Foods md ChiooSo leAthe1 70 be aseo
In thtH buKnt1A
nola It Andrews Ssclety Soctah]r, held On thu
evening Of Monday lAst, The report Of the beero-
tay OF the committee waa read. zhcNt1K fut-
debted to the iadies, The rest OF the evenlng Wss
pleasantly spent In Enx1ng and dancing.
Tic residence Of y. II. ucLuct7 Ma Al %
teraaJ, and rutted Of revolver, son- silver cnln
ahd 6tate 8avtng8 Institution bank boot
John Gary. ttamHes, g JeAH q s9d
rutssdnG Ance Wednesday. lie had ta3o 10 his
p<hscastou, Ind foui play il apprehended
, 1870-04-10

Ac4HA Hohson Co, LATELY, Of No. S. Clazf
street, where they have been located foT tcyeu-
teen ycaft, have removed to the splendid new
four-etoEJ building. No. Il State street, where
hclr business will be continued. The present
store Is an entirely ncw ono, and has Is inc roo,us
for the display Of goods IS eau be seen In New
York The second Zoo. will be desoted to The dis
play Of manufactured Gooda, such as millinery.
fowcTa, etc The nrst 1oor viii b. given ID 70
materials for wholesale and reta1l. Taken alto-
VethtF. this will be one Of the most canrlcte e.
talllsi mcuss Of the kind tn the e1ttle West
lad r,icea wifi A1way1 he asked 10 CORE
tnond with the times. The nr1u rt deter
mncd not to be undersdd r.; aaY other
nxird IA ciye the nm call, "A thef STOCK ~tu be
;ncreased 70 correspond with thett Mdtaouai iaciI
S The nm ,iways ss0% 0scf III H. amens es :as
, 1870-04-10
d..or ef 7As CA2asp Ttibvns:

II tAt Ea1.or ef 7Ae CAioaao It5buu:
Sic: Having zen In Jour fast Sundays Is.
sue communication under the head oi
"Dea1bosn Street, suggesting the importance
Of throwing Third and Fourth avenues. fEum
Ad2ns to T1enJ-secood street. into one
wide street, znd placing N it centT+, abou,
the neighoornood Of Twelfth strict, n
equestrian st&tne Of 3ogne dtsttnSuIahed General
agree with The enthor Of the lcs:er that such N
Improvement II carried ont you'd surpas9 any
thxt has taken r11ce herctofofr Ii Chicago From
tts cept14t locattou, Dearborn would ere kong BE-
come the PRINCIPAL retail street Aud pzomcnade Of
the city. Having great dea,re 70 sce such = pro
fare aud prosperity OF opr city 1t heart beg t.
eaJ viii make one Of 1fty to donate from $1,000
10 900 apiece toKnrls erecting, In the place suz
gtsted, an equestrian stasne 10 the memory of Tx
late Major General George Il. Thosnas or any
other General the maturity Of Subscribers naJ
ehocse. FKLDERicx r WILSON,
No. Il @outh Clark street
CHICAGO, March 9, 1870,
, 1870-04-10
The following were the e1osing prices on

grain:
E1our, fprtnE e1t.4. -hso eL.s s<s7H47oo
%neat No asp1tng. s3hs sa Lo149ls.
oan:. IS q ssT 6lE9
Barley, No s....,... Is 9 ea 1-5a CLIO
Tbs following grain has been received since
the above tables were m1de up: Il cars
Wheat: 81 cars com ; s c9rs oats: CATS rye.
Total, 50 CAFE or 1900 bu- Withdrawn yes
te1dsy foz city consumption: 2,819 bu Wheat:
llst hn corn; 6,5l3 bu oa:s; !, ,1l4 bu rye, md
rs hu barley.
There Was medium attendance on Change
'o-day. but very dull set OF markets in grim,
nth IN Average decline of lc Per bu, Andmod-
Gate transactions 1t the decline
Hleh~ines were dull, Inactive, and nominal
y unchanged, 1t s1.O0.
Lake ffeaghts werr inactive. No agreement
oetHeen shippezs and o*ne1s.
17ossaona were quiet, but strong, especially
IN PORK. which Was inquired for to good e1-
ssht ny the speculstoss, and Appreciated about
e rer b91, selling early 1t &H.37,15, thsn It
G.50 Holders then refused e17.b0, ind tho
market closed firm 1t that figure, for ctsh or
seller the month Lard Was ve7y firm, Sew
fosf being quoted strong; 1t closed noninA
~ 129c, Aeats we're quiet, bat firm, II 1olc
10Y ouik ehuuldors, 1Sc for rough ndee, and
1s774e fos short nbe- Bweetpicled hame wr1e
quotahie at l41@ 15111c; greasee 1t T14@t1tsc7
and tAlloE It &C. Sases we're mAde Of ]. 500 brts
mess 1t $3.50; 100 hrls do Il &N.37t 65
btls do Ut S11.oG; 100 brls do, saIar be month,
, 1870-04-10
Tosfr}ou.x AE4nhe lCier{.,asii aaxtt- xn,
Catcher, fEcfx,.opj AIlt.on IV,t,n. r 7f61-
f1!ea9... Eetutlh kHEa1nAEu tMcBrtda tToIta5I !
DA1e .-iStatt }tsouA 1EIaitr X NGfe /
I H&se ..-IE1ke 1SwrarY R<-Ch }fTsr1Ha
8 Haho -}Smtth W sherman Pratt lNrl1on
:. Stop. (hwa andrIlG. Wrikht Radcltfa HsfSea
Field Ieuuaf1 H<nHepdrrfrr p te1s1,,
o. Field, ItSen. HAIjH. Wsixhtj Ne Mnlr IErri.r1 1
T. Field. i u DpajdjMcTev lRrT 3s1{n

Ard also aads That these arr st1oax MUGS, aud
me ma1onty could not readily be Improved upou.
Club nine, which contains Craver. OF the HsJ-
n,.S. In1,aSerS of L72nanKbuER: rukham, late Of Tie
Ul5mpea o. Wa.lington: AcAtee, Of the nay
Athiettce; Holes, Of the Erktorls: Trcscy, Of the
ESaors; 5e1{ IL NJ hin., Of the 1iaymaxesA and Cnih-
LIT. o. ne Athletes. IN E.Eular positions. This
Siut strong Tram; but after III, it Is oniy
i'I,fs !sssd nm ntne e. nd not club nine sash q inc
tnrs nuw AT. The Chicago nartT mar he very
Successful, but We ihnk it Will take them Ut least
3 season 70 get Into uslnlnE. Unlike the Ctnci11-
hcnAous defeats"
, 1870-04-10

SET YoKk. April s.-The dry goods market WAS
The better class oE heavy bruNn shetttnzz such
Is P1cthc T, appleton 4, and Indian Head COM
maud 1oc, while one ortrn brands Arr held higher,
81 Sood, n. selling dawn to Ike Fine bfurn
shcehngs and heached shtrtlngs depressed.
Printing cloths aFmer u RtssHc, get printed CALL
dt1ner here than in Western ctsiea Drmmelis
prints held nomtnally At lsc- rAc!ncs sell readily
at l9hc. Lodi prints, 9tc by the case and loc by
the piece. Frermans quick at sAc Bcdfo.us
r1rRe from 6Aa1a4c for fs14as and select styles
Whtttcnden check cottnna4!es Sell 1t 4fttas5
Corset Jeans depressed At 1lta1ac for Bates and
Canoe luyer. Glazed camhrics also depressed; !;
Warrington reduced to Shc, and high colors to
SIC,
, 1870-04-10

The spr.nR season and fashons having arrived,
gentlemen IN need Of uew sui,s Of wearing apparel
Ahould know wherr to make their selections OF
goods Il Burweu, 30 long and favotahiy known
"a tasty and dt1t.class merchant tailor, has juss
SUCK Of dne cloths, caSsiraeres, vestln1A, aud
Eooia Tor gents Weaf, which he will be pleased 10
make up In the lateGt ssJlea at his store on tne
northeast corner Of Dearborn and Washington
strcetA- MI. b needs no commentators to t1pso
VINO haze been bis former patrons, and those who
are In need Of what Ia mentioned stpye. haye onIy
to call TO BE- assured that what he has and what be
Offers. will be suited to the ImeA
, 1870-04-10
TIE ooos-rARxKk AArHE

- TIE EQUE.F1R1kk NANH&
The first Of the two matches bctveeu Frxnt
Parker, hilliaE1 champion Of Illinois and John VI.
Coon, takea place tomorrow evening. In Crpaby1 d
gush and crotchet harred, on four.pockct table.
1us $20 side. Both Parker and Coon have beef
enEaRrt1 IN steady practice for the past two weeks
with stftFrnce to the event, md 10th wtl] be on
hand, prepared 10 do the rssr best they arr capa-
lle oL Large sums uf Eullry nre being wxzey,4,
ul~n the result Of the I1lEt Catne which, IL gen
elallt c01castel, will he one 0t tie best and mpst
CLOSELY contested ever played in this city No U.l,ls
az utettd Un either PLAYER, and anticipation Ia
Asott equally divided " the It3ult-the usually
accepted theory fe!nE that the pret,ondeTauce Of
"!ucl will dtterutihe the Issue Of a cA,ne in
Wh1cn thc contestants are 30 evenly matched ii
u understood that especial arransencns tur tlIgt-
Ile kcas VII be tnaie. and ample pruvt1!ou for
Il large Attendance ks lsislK made
, 1870-04-10

A crowd attracted by The aneetl OF beer and q
Bakeries bEeuery, On Market s1reet JestcrdaT
morning, when the bankrupt sals to5k plaoe
Ihere were few bona tde tIdder1 ind there was
nor much competition amonR them. Mr. James
LYMAN bought ood-lookIng gray horse for flsi,
r. halness FOR flaoo, and an old wagon for
flhH. Another, and better wagon, brought
y!sa These were the heaviest aalcs Some neH
hops were knocked down At nfteeu cent? pounl
ami quantity OF old hops at halt cent Three
dollaIs and seventy 1--we cents xaa the quit pFu
9to for three pictures, one Of them Rhine
scene, another = marine scene, and the third
= nondescfipt thing, &od none Of them worth any
rneumadc ktove-pipe. and table, suffering fspua
1eref and aEue, especially axne- Then they went
down 6tA1r7 70 sell x1c b1lrcls Of young beer and
~ barrels Of laJeF. The youn9 stun was put ur
a5st Int no one vent higher than s. 4 ,avrrl,
withdrawn. Then The older beverage, full grown
lager, wa2 offered, hut no Offer was made On Il
Then 5ounT and old wclc Int up together at sA5l
barrel with no taSe1A Ttat was all The uuIl1-
ing, cfc., Will be sold II future dsy
, 1870-04-10
COHELAGRATIOHa.
TWO Destructive Fires ON Wabash
Avenue and south WNtor
Street,
Loss, SIS, ,o@-Ful1y Insured.


On F1H1SH Xf4AEL
The bustness part Of Wabash avenue expert
cnced narrow escapc frpn : connagraton last
evening. At 9 O'Clock heavy vn!umc Of smok
was observed 10 Issue from the third 1oor Of tn
dEe-storJ marble front, No 81, owned BY Judz :.
Henry ". Fuller, and occupied by Lyman, Paec
Co, Is 4 Wholesale boot and shoe store. By som .
mistake the alarm mas sounded from Box No ls
Indicating the corner OF Market Aul
Madison kIects thus delaying the opsrauo
Of tne F1re Department by nearly te
allowed To make but little headway, md the mai |.
damage waa done by water. The lire originate
In = ruom occupied ~ hleeplnx apartment BY
Kline OF the clerks, and II believed TO have been
the result of caEclesaness, In throwing I lighted
match on the carpet Lyman, PaEe / %. estimate
the!r loss at flo, ,o0 Their stock ts yaiucd At fully
t1sa,on It Is insured for $1laooo, In the follow
, 1870-04-10
Illinois and .nlchtRnn Canal.


CLEAREp-Isabelta, St Louis, III 800 It Lumber :,
Monarch, Ltekpor1, Sra<3 hu wheat; North Star,
St Louis, 1894 II luml%r, nh' It noosng 7,ss3
# Gliding, l'5a9o shingles sa On lath: 1eviathan,
CAsDnlelet, lsahop fl hlnher: Chas, Steel, Juliet
Pherson, Leraont, light: J. L Alexander, Lemont,
light. ..
ARRIvKn-Wasseei, Joliet, Is yti. stonc: Arabia,
mont, 90 yts stone; II, l. Peasee. L.mont ts tts
stone: Celone1 Manning. Lem"t'. q yds Atone,
anO r's machinery; Reliance, 10. - Do do: q.
10, g 10 &c; c. n Waller, s, % t.u do feurgs
Judd, do, 6a do do 4. IL Atkn*n no, 7b 10 ID; J;
Constitution, in, u tan do: F.. {. Lips no. % 10
do; AarJ 0rtly, Sag, @ do III: Tkun1ert,olt, Sag
n ytls stone: General Sherman Norris. light: AZ
!snttr, DO d.: Contest, 10 do: Brilliant. dp do: J.
Harrington, LockprH. do: General Scott, do do.