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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

They Stitch, Hem, Fell,
Cord, Bind, Tuck. Quilt,
Gather, Braid, Embroider,
Ruflle, Puff, and excel In
Every Glass of Machine
Work.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

Grover & Bakers
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
Sewing Machines
Excel all others,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

ihy are more simple and dura.
Bile, easier kept in order, mskea
stronger and more elastic stitch,
hrmer and mere beautiful seam than
others.They sew all fabrics from two
common fpeols. require no re- wind.
lug ofthread, fss,en both ends OF tho
seah by hsir own operation, and
though every hnh stitch is cut, tho
seam will NOT rip.
, 1870-08-29

Of Chicago but now Of South Haven, kindly
sends us The following dimensions. etc. Of vessel
recently launched AZ the Latte: place The vessel
measures 81 feet ieogth Of keeI Is feesstealth OF
bram, and feet inches depln Of hold. She Il
the property OF Nests swales Smith OF
South Haven, anl Will be ready for sea IN about
The dne new schooner, Helen Pra;t, male its
hrst appearance in this hasbor oa Nouday. aad
will Ieave for Buffalo to-day She IS owue'l hy
Pratt To-, OF that city, aud Is designed to caIFT
coal from this port TO their iron and na!l xoskA
The Helen Pratt is Of the very best build fur duE1-
her Is that she has t1o large hascnes one on each
side Of her centre bossd, and The c2a-he1vr1s say
she Is the easiest vessel 10 trim tina comes here
Tnx " WiRasH--T6e chains for raising this p:o-
peller hare been placed under aer, AMI t,, u sae
her = Ill be commenced immediately
TIE 0SEuSAGoS.-We understand taat Capsa'o
Travis operating for The Coast WfecHug Compa-
y, viii return TO the propeller 0ntanagau y
proposes to ~ the new u inch Blake 8seara
pump to-day. This Is the largest wrecking pump
On tae lakes, having capacity Of 10000 gallons
| SCHOONER AA1zE--Tne rebuilding Of this ressel
= progressing rapidly At Bailey Brothers ship
and In lew days the dees vii Be % I'D Is Is de-
signed 70 have the vessel really foz launching In
abont three reels s:- Toledo B!ade.
Miller Of the Cnltel States Engineers and party,
are expected TO arrive At Ahnepee, by the pro-
pelier fuesdel1, this evening, for the purpose Of
! n ak1ug preliminary survey Of the mouth Of
Ahner-e River, To letetmine the pracrcabnity Of
! nIxElDg h11buf Of it That the report to be
there Is scarcely reason to doubt. An apprppr.-
| alton Of s., ,0eo each VAS made BY Congress Last
| winter, for the examination anil surrey Of :ns:
mA uths Of Uconto River. Ahnepee River, and Two
Rivers. The survey AZ Two Rivers WAS completed
| last week. and that Al Oconto viii be male IL
socn as the survey al Ahnei~t Is coup1ese'f--
Estcnanee EatfT3rlae. 4 lug. p.
, 1870-08-29

LIVE e10CK FNEIGHTS
The YAtes Of freight On live stock t,r the ul0eT.
Cit lines OF railroad ruhniDG east from he:c, r.
n,s!n uuehanged. Tron buffalo 10 New York,
,1s 'asn r. teen .se q soo Per er =
ch;eaep TO Buffalo; 5000 - New York; and s0s
per Ito rs to Pittsburgh. FEom St Louis 70 Chi
eaSo, slao per car
The week closlng Ic-ntght has been an active
enc IN this department OF The live stock market.
~ slipper Is lass wesa, Or tne pres:ous one me
en0rMuns supply Of common cattle scETi1g TO de-
press val1es tor such. The depression, however,
thr circumstances might reasonably have bcen
fVur-niths Of wn,eh would grade pelow secnnd-
sustained, Is uxtter for surprise Nos vas this
comparatively tEttinE rrtuctfon e1 a1y 1lcans
general. but VIA Wholly confined to medium.
stated. comprised the bulk OF the stock marketed
The receipts aggregate II. - number larger bJ
s5s head than ever oetozs received nesc in s1n.
gle week Although these u son1e utue Increase
III The recelprs of tat CATTLE the supply Is sui alto
Fctter iual equate to meet the rrGu1ar aot 1egtti
mate want OF The usde, and for such IS good
prices may now be realized as have been preyA-
lent II any period during the present se1son- Ad-
vices from the N1Ike18 below have been uul-
81 eo 81 .na
mes, anu II t;,oAes.oo !or the la;scr. For ertra
sert arc striving. Medium 70 fair grades. such Is
aie usually TAKEN Eor the EA1kets of Pittsburgh
and Cleveland hayc been in t1o liberal supply,
and sales dragged II 5a:az&so for averages u
from 7,oD to 1.15o Is The inquiry tor stock
steers continues Acuse, and smooth thrifty lots
have suit veil up TO last weeks prices. Feeders
from frnrsJNania, Ohio, and Indiana we're In
regular ATE ndance and purchased freely At A.00
v&s-.5 fut drives averaging from go u .0u0 -.
\ few "sctaWny@ lots went At s13N3Asa, while
sone cenlce, nj ,1sn rs average, brought Sa5sA
tea -. Cry butchers operated on u liberal ecale,
| Lds taesr purchases wefe principally co1nned to
Texas and Chefukre cattle, E1f whsh the supply
confines larEe- through dTpyes arr arriving N
root condition. and arc *oIfed ca with dlf1eu!.
| " At $aod4+ou, but corn-iel Tex.
srr sslablr At Il ataa5o for good TO choice. lev
.1tza bsorSni sAss76.s'!H, but sales It these ng
| utcs arr Issc- There Is some little inquiry fol
! new mitch COWS. and Gales are making 1t rr1ce1
ranging ali the Way frum SO On to $500 per hesd
| attortiipg to qoAlitJ-chie1y 1t s4o.0o15a01 fo
fair 10 good Eeal calves are wanted Ut Sl.01S
:.pe, the outside price for choice To-day Their
| Was GEiet feeling IN the Market the deu1ant
from Ill sources being somewhat tinited Hold
| eFs we're foeEaofJ arm IN their views, however
ard <ales we're effected 1T about prrvlous rates
Shippers took lew car loads. hut most os To
transactions were reported IN favor OK local buy
CTS aud feeders. The following were the
| CLtstS8 FH1CES-
| choice BeeveS-F!0t fat, we1-fortoet
| 3t1:-sear old s:rers and averaging
Use -.e.. - :. iM -S..,,,..,...sA~SAs ~
, 1870-08-29

EGGS-Snali lots Of strictly fresh brough. 1a@
1sc, while STALE offerings were unstable atsa
FRUITS AND SUTs-The1e Has IN active
ttat.e in Erten fruits. but the market at present
Il 1hersi.. snn-set NTH neariv all dissertations,
aud prizes rue lou. Apples are aouua=3t and
h.e ilr enssns e. :. Ssx b. f. Pits
9Lso bfL Lemons we're more quiet, but the
stock Is Hight. and Previous rates were we'll sus-
tatnet. 0saugts are out Of the market There
Was moderate inquiry for dried fruits, ami I'M
ported varieties were nrm- Domestic Asso1meuts
were easy Nuts remain fairly active u uD-
chnanSs1 nnE p5ses: @ " ssu quote: "a .,,.>.,,
on:. F1eneh, siaooai6oo; lemons, Palermo, Il LOO
DKiEp FRUITS Turkey primes, 11alac; Turkey
nl.s, NV io.f and Asnisan. @ issii iSsiie: app- ap
p:ss ontg. s;s; ;sc; spn!ea Southern, as:
fsspssiss i, sssse: % chsires, i1po9tsal Z; asa: s:
pat1S, laalSs; saIs,ns y iase5s: nv. *AsAs4so;
NC7s-AlMOntla, aoft-sheliesl, 4a<ss9c: Almonds
rapet.shelletl, Pftncas4, ta95ac; peaputA = bu.
ss-hs, t2:Naaao: Brazu nnts, il.s1sc: p.eans.
aREE ira FKGi4sa:, Il S srt. apples =,
t1.30; lso o.s at $500; la0 brIs At ys s5ss3Q; 10
brls 8. g.. 75a1Co; 10 boxes Il bu) " si.oJ; 10
e: s'fas sazes do Il Ss e:Ass 10 30 soxes :.
mixed crawiorl anl others (chuicc iaryrl.
$1.on: 4:o toxes .1r at p,c 100 boxes do At sOe
100 boxes. poor. old Nixon 1t s5c: $50 baskets
Michigan HI suc: baskets 10 At S9c; 10 has
lsts ,io at 3l.u0; CIV tos grapes al SC; s,GV rts
DO at tc; 100 rs do at &c: 1,oS rs do At :c Is
Secket pears Ut SOC; II boxes do at *ip0; 20 boxes
chtisc AZ tL:5; 20 boxes choice plums at ta.0u;
is hu dawsops do at A.00: 100 dog nutmeg melons
ats1la; 20 dog DO at 75c<l.o0; 50 .loZ do At soc.
FlSH-Bustness WIS generally reported quiet
to-lav. bur the market seemed dEn all around.
The stoc1s are now falf, AMT dealers experience
NO difficulty In promptly fIlnK orders There
was an advance Of &c i J, bsl III medium family
mackeEel, hut, aside from thIs, prices were IN
, 1870-08-29

No. spring wheat at the ''Opcn B3srl
wns fairly active but prices unsettled. the op-
iion seller September opening at abont 5l.02
S1.ol1a. The demand for No. , corn was oaly
fair. the market closing firm ut Gsstc seller
September, and about 6sAc spot No : oats
sold ut 39c eelier next mouth and cash. Otha1
grains we're neglected.. There was no inquis.
Tor lake frcights.
, 1870-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Fort OF ChtcnEo~

ARRIVED, -.- AAQ. IA.
Sttry Orion, Grand HASen, N,ao neannRsr ~
his ccE1 aud EuUdIleA
iron Go. puataf, traverse Bay, S N 4n1aher,
11op $. joseph. f;reen Bag. 1,soo m shingles 100
ht.-s and sondsies, ,a
rrnn Fkyortte, 81 Iukxph+ sundE1ea 49,.
I1rn Ere State, Bunalo, 9+s bans railroad iron
scnr : * : osroT1, % Eaz, Saginaw, 5s1 N lambes.
srhr FIRE Democrat, Racine, sundrte4-
schr j. Jewest. East ssgtnax, 1t9 lumber.
>xhr T. s Moit. oswego, soy es:s salt
schr Gertrude, NnskeCon, 500 ties
Schr Monsoon MuskeEon, l2a n lumber.
sShr jno. Lawson, Nuskegon, 10 m lumber.
Schr Maggie Thompson. Anskegon. 10 N lumber.
Selr Octas,a, Mn:feGpn, $50 N lumber.
Sthr tu1lew. Nuskegon, Ito IN lumber
St hr HorBee GREELEY. Grand Haven, co u lumber.
Sth1 Radical, Aanlstee, le0 N lumber,
Il ht Emeliue, Manissee, 19O IN lumber.
SclF Mohtaus, Oswegu, 80 tons railroad tr
X hr Ei!z2 Eei1ach, Eteyelatd, eos tons coal
Schr j. v. Brown, Green Bay, 20 N lumber. 80 N
1a.h, 20 m shingles.
SIhr Jrsse Philips, AanisIee, $50 N lumber.
Srhr Advance. Nuskegon. 150 To lumber.
Schr 1'rEress, Willie Lake, IS N luooer, N
shingles, aAd sundfies.
SER Arsls Nusksgun, 110 N lumber
Set - oil lei Hee. Man,stee, 1ss n lumber.
S,1w f F. Gan. Musker1 n, 93 N luubef.
Fargo Gomez, Grlnd TTayerfe Bay, ST. N lumber.
Il Il G,siuc, Putt Shei'ion, 50 n lumber.
~.." IHzie TnrM p. IuskeRnn, SO m lnMoef.
schr Uppef CRY, Muskegnn. IL, m lumber
Scir ii. Cou.twftght, Oeonto, 30 N lumber, u
scnr Nay n 1 Sau, Green Bay. 500 shingles.
Sh.A. G. Maxwell. Ere, $50 tons coal \.
schr L. Bates. Auskeaou, rs IN LUMBER -
senr Warren, Grand Haven. - m srasea
Sebf Meridian, Musk gon. ~ N 'umee1' " u
IAta4
, 1870-08-29
PHO Natural leaf. eocasi,oc; hair bright, 75s

P1Cu- -Nstural leaf. socasi.oc; half bright, 75a
SIC: bt7ck, round, eaa70c.
TEAtPnee.. Under msteta;e demand,
na.n n1m and about the same IS isst Eo.ed- the
stocks Arr equal to AL requirements Of
the trade: Young hySsH, common to fair,
o&39cc: dt Gne 10 good, t, frta1 .ao- do fine 7ni
extIn choice, 81 3A31 80; su nor to tnc imperial.
$l.20@L&o: choice 10 extra i Il Japan, Il 9N4 Ls0;
good to nue JaEan, s'cssl.u5; colored natural
leaf Japan, F1.oo9 Les: Kood to dne RnnpowdeF,
$l.e0a1-as: choice &c extra choice. Sl.60al.A
WO0D-W1 In better demand and prices we're
dfnef, with an upward tendency. We qaote:
Reecb. $3.50: nsrle, sa5u: hickory, S9.51s slabs.
$an0161a,
W0OI-So new features were developed
IN thus market Io,tlay. Trade was ta1flF
active, and quotations remain nrm and
unchanged: Tat-scoure4f. 51s5sc: suo.
extra clrao, <aa3or; ruo, common, sc aeece,
Ky, good condition, Hight, 4AaAc: deece,
Xxx. bad condition. heavy, ss9ssc; neece, !.
good condition, Light, sSss0c: deece, y, bad con-
dltio7, heavy, caa:so: fleece, medium, good con-
dlttop, light ssa toe: nccce, medium, bad condl.
tior. heavy, 34as1c; neece. coarse, !lGht, and
Clean. sa;a4oc: deece, COARSE, light, aud dingF. IS
tassc; deere, unwashed, nne. .aafec; neece. un-
washea, coafse, so5zc: fleece, bury, A95: Vt i;
decce, bucks. one-haif-pr.ee Of washed,
RAILROAD FRElGuTS-Nc understand THAI
the neM tartt1 viii 90 into eject to-day. The
Iates WI be l0c higher Oh nonr, and SC on grain
anu TsE1fh ClnRz- We cppttpre To quote:
, 1870-08-29
reyene Tor Piano. by LoHis ssaab, dedicated
to Alsss Ashton, the psani4., and one Of his
beet pieces,

lie Cast1.snKi. C.Jurty Jsfe~ York, papers
arc teem!u- Ut:h TIC p1:tlcuars Of = nyetr u.L:
that Is no" IL progress At East naadolrh, i.
tWccn woman nnu the Methodlst Chu.cp, Hc.
nefcRscN husaand contributed largely In aid Of
the esil1ct. AMI the woman believes thnt she
should hold pew rent free She has put 1ock
on It, 214sl 1ac tant:or has taken It on She re-
venReH hc:s-lf tJ driving people out OF It tUrtuo
set1.c.. hrl hy securing Wr1t Of repley1n on the
church Plate, which Has the gtft OF her husband
Rt0h Btdes fArc engaged LAWYERS
, 1870-08-29
vcssels Passed Weltpu&t Canal.


The following vessels passed the locks at Port
C0Ibotne, on Wclnts4laEs
EF-Fiop Nestfu1d, oslrnshurgh to Detroit.
schr Lyman Case, os,ensbagn to Cleveland,
iron ore.
sehr Mary Grover, Kingston to Cleveland,
light
Schr Il. +. Murray. Kingston to Erie, light
* hr IL. ". Hong, Oswegn to Toledo, itght-
Sehf Glad Fittings, oS'iensbnsgh u Saginaw.
BARK FMrehil.ls. to.ourg to Ranalo, Iron ore.
Schr China, Kingston t. Port IIurnn, light
Schr Kvo!, 0sTeSo TO Toledo, pig iron, Railroad
Schr George Gob!e, Osweeo to Chicago, salt.
Sehr z Il Alien. os*eRo to chicago, coal
Dows-Sthr George pousman, Milwaukee, To
schr Light Guaru, Chicago to osdcnsbursa.
corn.
Schr Iieola, Chicago to Oswcgn. corn.
bark Fsuns Campbell, Jcwctl's Greek to C;ay-
Ssnr F1ole,,a, Chicago to osw.g,, corn.
schr Aountalneer, Cleveland u Cape Vincent,
Schr Persia. Cleveland 10 Toronto, coal
The following passed on Thursday:
DoWs-Schr TEate Wind. Cleveland 10 Toronto,
Prup Lawrence. Chicago to osaensourgh, gen.
Prop ria.r.e state, Toronto to osdensbursh.
scnr .,nlict.e, En-. 10 Hamilton, coal.
schr W. 7. Greenwood, CleSelana to Toronto.
coal
Scht valentine, chicago 10 OKlenAbufEh, corn.
R,tg T. y. Emery Cleveland to Toronto, coal.
schr Ada Me1iora. Tute.1o to Ogteusou1gh, luu-
Scnr Gladstone. Chatham to Clayton, timber
BARK Mary Jane, Port Dover to Kingston, ..m-
bcf.
Schr White Squail, Cleveland to osweKo, wheat.
Scbr Ttentur, Toledo To 0sweRo, wheat
schr HrathcF Bell, punFtlle To Kingston, iu1n-
ter.
Ur-sehs =. Il. 1athrow, .Ugtlensburgh to sazi.
Baw, light.
| scnr onta1io, OF yel1esilie, oswego TO Fur,
! Erie, stone.
| Scbr Mcnt Blanc. Oswego to Chicago, light
/ S:hr Gibson, Kingston to Cleveland, iron orc
Schr T. C. Gf1swnd, usTeg1 to Detroit, coal
Prop Lowell, ogdensburgh, TO Ch,saRo. genera
schr Georgian, Montreal, to Fort Stanley, gen
Schr Farewell, Port Colborne to sandusly
| light.
schrs 81. ]. Wilcox, John S. Richards.
/ WlSD-Surthwcst at..t frrsh.
| CLEANED AFTRM & +. y.
| SIMr Corona. ST. Joseph. srniirtea.
Stlnr ailena. M4s keRon. sant!rtrt-
Psnp New Era, t;rand Haven, towing. ~
rUp Montgomery, rnrt 1Inrun, 9,,&..9 bu corn
] I.13a brls nour. and Eundr1es
| prop Mohawk. fnGain, Il, 40 In cJrD, ,3U brls
| flhuE, aud <uE.iEira-
| Prop Free Stale. fsatfal". ~ -e.7 TN corn ,
Prop Empire, usIensiusRh, u,s2a In corn, 80 brts
nnuf, and suHiFtcA.
| Prop benton. Brn'hu iIarhor, snn.!r1cs.
lrop Ira CnaGcc. sausatack. sundrir&
| ITopA L. Sankaa!te, tinllan'I. sund7es.
| Stmr Mau!tow0r, ManitoWuc. suudrta.
| EAfk AcuYn. Marquette. light
| Schr CnIan Jack. Kingston, i, ,51s In wheat
! bsrE II. r. ua1.iR In, EufIA;u, =! .0O0 bu OATH.
| Schr Chalienv... Lu,ilngson. sun'ir1es.
scow Mary HELEN, White Hal, surtlzic4
Scos naristts lanu, !errnon.. light.
Scow ". X. Hanna, keelr,ts Pier, Light.
| Scow Marte!1, Manstee. Hight.
Scow Radical. AR,sstee. light
| Schr r. u. kiny, BSuwnIs fitr, Light.
, 1870-08-29
MEDICAL QAKOH


le. wASHISGTON-ST.. CHICAGO. Ill
nc EauEtss enF1ke. and moFf .uetessint phv=ela1 1
LaNAhH D!.kAsss q both sc1ea s7:h unparalleled
SotIk7I. t4FA1a1p SsaHs. Lass or AxNoRI. and
4lNaoop = pxmansnhy e1srd. wlthlut the use of
McHpty Il il ssif evltea: that rhy .ii1n who
nnse hmsels e1cufvr! tc the atndy of certain elisa
o. osseaisa md tssak Thousands u every year.
nloat Ae4vtts Ezratas ski thAt particular bra2c
thAa orc IN eeneral rE.eues. Msns rrees
a1ack tata faSs lntsiEes patients - the Dr. tss Ais
HtAsHtat Al medletnts r1e6 pTUpaFr3 in his own
laes1.sosy. Read his MEDICAL ESSAYS. srnt =
any ootfAa IN FL AN SALAD EfTHLOPK. receipt "
one stamp. CotrpApoudsnoe tszeEy confidential Caa-
snltHion t5sa Aou1a- from 4 n tn 3. m sunia5
, 1870-08-29

SEEEr-S0 far IS The better Rrndes we're
concerned, the market has been ali that could
reasonably be des.ret, a fair local and shipping
demand existing fE0n urxt to last and prices sui-
ting etendJ ana tIm- Common thin sheep hare
been more or less neglected. and, Al this class
comprised the bulk Of the o1efiaga the market for
tueh has been dull, unsettled, and unsatisfactory.
mand At $l.2:aa0d. Something realIy choice
wen1d bring &as53a5o. Medium 70 good grades
sod n atttty At Sk5l,aA0o. while common were
WORKED on with difficulty at & 509aea There
has been kome inquiry tor stock sheep, and sales
trsnsptIct! at $l 00tas0o per head, the iuste for
infescr. The market closed quiet, Win some
thin lots UnSoii.
, 1870-08-29

couAdential Phydau- fosraassy Of St Louis haa fo<
thu tast uuu bssa feea.sd t his city, No III
South Cssk-At, corner of Aactpa, Chicago, IL, .El
Is no& IL much u kay that be os at ta &C y. ..ecea.-
tal In or eT for curing tAa diseases hs H.
vetaes u teat SEED for his monthly ue,tic1i shee4
nd Gnas = Aea.h tsassE on y dtte.ses os t'
1eas,fu! pelasA Sent e my ad.rs.s fra of e4xs.
Hour ot 1ttsudAare 1t os4ex, from II - T. u.
SEnaa!s. u 3 n Call Of Add-ras DR., O. BtGH-
IQMs Il. u, &a1 III. Enft1tn III
, 1870-08-29

marfc, IS reported nymeT, nd the indication. are
that present prices hesE r:l he firmly & sustained @
New York fac,"ry. 1Saiic; Naaots factory. II
talekc, Wes1er@ reserEr. 1lRlstc.
demand was acisve, aad the market Was
nlm Lud comparatively steady, We repeat
our list as follows: Lhigh, lomp+ sll.3ota
ss.oeA1eoo; Rioas6ufT, saoot7aso: Erie aud
KEtas Hill. 5000 80. Walnut Hill, s. %; Hooking
Valley, 500: YuuKhlokheny, $6-sa44.o0; Pitts
COFFEE-As Is usually the cise at this portion
Of The week, only a moderate demand existed,
yet quotations irtei nIm aud unchanged We
jars, es{asdc: roasting Rio, is919Ac: common
Rio, 3atGsos:c; geod q prime, s1sstasse: prime
to choice. 91AGaaHc: LaSHa.ra, 4zEas3e-
prices: vsxtne, IKE: tal!ow tsteaanel, t.,tc;
Sehneider's ssar, 1*91sc; Bas1es1s stearic, 135c;
light. 1S2lSLc.
, 1870-08-29

Co111s1ox.-A Desroit despatch, datesl the s,tn
instant. says: rne br7g uelien.;esn, bound aeMn M
om chlea9e: and he prop 1eaaSs; eedga ssts
colideA In MacktnaE StrAts on 1nnHr.1r LIZ. 1r.hfn
vas innrsi. The brig arrived here t9as5 q5I91 u ="
NJ fhe fn1 Ter1athan. Tue weather Has 'eBs''
, 1870-08-29

-.....- SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. q.
LCMBER-The demand for lumber, shingles,
and !akh To-day was less active than on t1e tw0
days pFtccs!lnE, Jet a very satisfactory business
Was transacted, and for "A sawed gra les OF
: ranee Of sa.20asa:H. Lumber and lam were
unchanged In price. The market was entirely
cleared 1t 3o'clock.i
The following are the current rites OF fveights
from the different points named to Chlcar }:
, 1870-08-29

DE7Ror1, Aug. ss.-r4ssEo rr-rsop. Mont-
gpmcry; barks Watson, ktzi. White, AMI Biut.
top, laiT, Neht. Exchange. Alsertne. ". v.
Grant, Mnntszuma, Axov, keet Chse. Anglo
Saxon, litppoRr1u. {. II. Walker, Plast, Ph:ao
seovilte-
PAsszp Dows-Prors Fountain City, yashna: =:
barks Southampton, I'll! Of rantsvillc. Zacs
Chandler, LafrtuieE brig fItltrnsittn: schrs Hut
hard, Mary Mesv1.r. tossaek, Victor. Potter.
HinckIev, GeFrltt smith.
WiSn-SustheAst
DETROIT Ang- RS p. m--PASsEp EF.-FFops
Northern Light. Colora'lp. Nashua: hasks Tan
ner, Alexander, SeiEel1 -ehrs Gri.~uld, Mont
blanc, Anderson
pAssEp llowA-f'rno 81. Alhana,
W,IJ.-Eaat
, 1870-08-29
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Ire reeetpts hf hogs for the week under review
". * before last, and H. 80 for tue corrc,pond-
Ing week last year. For the four weeks ending
io-n::ht. the arrivals nAEe been 1858, asalnss
:5,o99 Tor the same peElo.l Ia ls63-a falling on
Ct s6,si6 The demand has been steady and
strong, from tue opening to The close, and, under
= Short supply, the market has ruled rtm and
Philadelphia Shippers have been regularly en-
EaHets, amt each days arrivals were promptly
taken. Prices a,lranced 70 sa.i9alo.lo early ID
sustained, the market closing steady al the above
ra1Ee. TIE bugs marketed have been Of excel
lrnt sc's rniform quality, aud the bulk Of the
transactions were u. range Of {9.c3a9-90. To-
An,i The pens were cleared At prices vel! up TO
muse current 'lnrtng the two OF thee previous
ao.Gtz o.so Tor medium 10 fair. and at 50, ,sQ2lHo0
for coed 70 choice. Among the reported sales
, 1870-08-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York Dry Good. Market.
NEW YcRK, Apr. e;.-The weather Is ve,y 1ac,
and, although II IA a closs week, the market ls
active for Ill descriptions Of goodK with Httie Of
10 change In prlcea. except IN advance NJ half
cent IN Pequot brown shcesings, which are SELL
inc Al liLr
, 1870-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES,
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RaTrhCfnrsx fXntF Den.

This srtscdfd Hair Dvo tho bsst N the wntta; .aa
on5 u1t and perfect pys; haz7nL.A. telAhl. lnatzz
n- y 70 t.ssport9ent: No r,I!e.!oss tina rtaas-
tAr Hair ross and ashfl, blsek hroesu Soil ~
~ nEak1se and ysefsEctsz- and psppcsY Applet II
2ntehslprk Viz faet,Ey. Il. Il HonA-st, NaW SoEk.
, 1870-08-29

RErA,nrSo.-At Muler bfps, :s,,sT a. a.,, helnF Ie
schrs {. l. Nuns md Gss !. 5peef TteeiF,ue new new
sanlxs INST, ,ae senr Pet1el foseaast and The
echr Wary new nsinnta.t- x.. 11,,r,-,,
il Ct41,ssIeS .3astlss1 as4S1ttt tato al ta1ee.nasts1
T. cIea1e fu.m this pots On sasunlay
sventn0 tor the EAst knose: 49,. -
Wv EvTEsssl3-CaP'ala l. 5, Aann, tof'oeHJ
, 1870-08-29

Dese1be" d.e@ses without any Informative ts,n ths
rltisat md euzes without sxesttnsrt. the u%c q
t!VAtneot ~ E.1t aAdssou+4. up stairs. Coasuits-
tt- q. Send swsntv s.nt for lii +'t,tJIDd
To HEAtTH AND LONG ITKr