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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-19
Experiments with nfItrnIIleurs
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Eridav Aun 10 fS7O


The foreign news from the seat of war is SO
conflicting that 1t influences the markets but
little. The further reduction of the rate of
interest by the Bank of England to Al per cent.
was followed by an advance of securities in Lon
don, and further decline in gold on this side
of the Atlantic. The money market is not verv
active, but exceedingly firm at the advanced
rates noted yesterday.
Gold is active at decline. Sales up to noon
ranged between 116 and 116L.
Government bonds are dull but steady, with
prices unchanged.
Stocks were dull but generally unchanged.
New City 6s sold at 1917.
Reading Railroad was excessively dull at
about 794@475S; Pennsylvania was steady, with
sales at 5SS4; Camden and Amboy sold at 1851
and Lehigh Valley at 5794. Oil Creek and Ale
In Canal shares the only sales were in Schuyl-
kill at SO.
A few shares of Farmers and Mechanics Bank
changed hands at 1913.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
BEFORE BOARDS.
loo sh Read r. .b30. Al 81 8 sh Acad Mus -. esJ5
FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 s City 6s, : I'd I'd 1917 M 200 sh ca R-oSo
90 s6 81 Beading Rsnna Rs 49,, ss 200 200 Ga 4s
6sh Cam & Am R115H 200 .....is. 44%
100 sh sh Sch Sch W. H'.' 81 i0O 0O'''''0'O 80
MEssRs. DE HAVEN & BROTHER, No. 40 S. Third
street PhiadePhia p liz report the following qubta:lons
do. 1864, 1ll2s@1i1 s. do. 1885, llX@1IiJ. DO 1885,
do. 1lOA@1lOA; 1O-4Os, iOsh@lOS35. u. s. so Year
6 per cent. Currency, 1l14@112; Due Comp. Int.
Notes, 49,; Gold, 1l6@1l6A; Silver l11@1l4;
Union Pacific Railroad 1st Mort. Bonds, s20@eSO;
Central Pacific Railroad, s7O@ss0; Union Pacific
Land Grant Bonds, 7509770
JAY COOKE & 20 quote Government securities ss
follows:-U. s. 6s OF 1881. 114H@115; bl0s OF 1862,
11l%@1l2; do. do July, 1l0jS@1l05%; do. do, 1861,
lIOA@I1OM; do; 1865, 11O29@l1CH; 1o4Os, loe}s@
IADaER Brokers' sole repOrt aS this morning
Gnld tatto ap fo1l0
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to embrace her son, and to show herself to the
army, and endeavor to increase the enthusiasm
for the war, as it is apt to be increased in such
cases by womans presence. The Emperor
replied, thanking her for her wishes and inten-
tions, but requesting her not to carry these
out, as he should have left Metz before she
could arrive ther and he was unable to tell her
where she could find him.
Experiments with n1itraiIleurs.
An English paper says:-"The mitrailleur
which has for some time past been stored at the
Royal Arsenal, at Woolwich, has been sent to
the Royal Artillery at Shoeburyness, where ex-
periments will be made with 1t next week on
the beach where the gunnery operations of the
Royal Artillery are carried on. Other patterns
of the mitrailleur are expected to arrive fros
the continent and America in the course of a
few weeks, and with these also experiments
will be made at Shoeburyness."
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Nsps see inside Paoes.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. AUGUST 10
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M.......76 IL A. M.......S6 2P.M 90
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.


York, with mdse. to w. p Clyde Co.
Steamer A. G. Stimers, Lenny, "a hours from New
York, with mdse; TO w. P. Clyde x Co.
Steamer w. Whilldin, Riggans, 13 hours from Bal.
timore, with mdse. and passengers to A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer F. Franklin, Person. I'm Sassafras River,
with peaches TO A. Groves, Jr.
steamer Decatur, Dennis, from Sassafras River,
with peaches to A. Groves Jr.
Br. brig Fassfer1, Harris, from London, with chalk
sehr b. F. Meany, Lewis from Portland, Conn,
with brown stone to w. Struthers Soo.
with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Annie Murchie, Newell, from Preston, Ne,
with ice TO Knickerbocker Ice co.
Schr Helen M. Taber Bowman, from New Bed
ford, with mdse. to Lennox d Burgess.
Schr X. Seaman, Seaman, from Kenneoec River,
with ice 10 Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr William K. Hall, Thompson from Aiexan-
dria, with coal Oil 70 captain. ,. NJ.
Schr Florence, Sanders, from Choptank River.
Schr Sarah Clark, James, from Fall River.
Sehr Goddess Hall, from Nantucket
Schr Benz. Gartside, Stanford from New Haven.
Schr James Bradley, Bradley, from Hartford.
Schr j. Il. Weaver, Weaver, from Boston.
Schr Village Belle, Peterson from Cumberland.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with a
Tug g. b. Hutchios, Davis, from Havre-de-Graoe,
with a tow OF barges to W. p Clyde Co.
Special Despatch to The EUsntng Telegraph.
HAyRE-DE-GRAGE, Aug. ls-The following boats
Sandusby and Chattanooga, with lumber 10 Taylor
4 Belts
Chatta and Bertha with lumber to D. X. Hsutz
Co.
Pinoa with lumber for Jersey City.
wyoming Coal Co., with coal for Wnmington.
Charies Iiebard, with coal, Tor wilmington
John Haldeman, with lime, Tor Bohemls, L. l.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Saxon, Sears, hence, at Boston, 81 A.
- Steamers Missouri Edwards, for Havana, and San
Francisco Webb, Tor Hamilton, Bermuda. cleared al
Bark Tejuca, Howell from Licata for Pn a!ei-
ll.A, Wss rP9ssR Jgly q, laI. " yVi Ups ga
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CLEARED THIS MORNING

Steamer Maynower, Fultz, New York, W. P. Clyde
&Co.
Str Tacony, Nichols, New York, w. NJ. Baird & Co.
Schr Stephen Hotchkiss Hodgen, Boston, Lennox
h Burgers.
Schr A. J. RUSSELL Miller, Ipswich, John RommeI
Jr., & Bro.
Schr Maggie Cain, Scul Bath, do.
Schr Ravens Wing, York, Salem, DO.
SchT Lena Hunter, Perry, Bath do.
Schr s. Morris, Seaman, Salem, 90.
Schr B. GaItside, Stanford Boston, do.
Schr Eliza Potter, Potter, Anyns Point, Snnickson
& Co.
Schr N. II. Skinner, Thrasher Dighton, do.
Schr Annie Barton, Friuk, Cambridge, DO.
Schr Gustie Wilson, Lincoln Gloucester, 90.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with a tow OF
barges, W. p. Clyde q Co.
Tug Chesapeake Merrihew, Havre-de Grace, with
tow OF barges, w. p. Clyde Co.
, 1870-05-07

dressed ns tie following o D' Letter q 'S Ms ha
Fremont in response 10 communica-
tion from that lady announcing that
the managers Of the Onion Homo and School
for Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans nil take
charge OF and educate the children Of those
who were lost on the Oneida:
t'WAsu1No1oS, May 2, 1870.
"M1 DEAn MADAM: have received your
letter enclosing tho announcement
Home 1hs nsa'ss's fon soazs2s and md ssIoss 'e
Orphans, New York, are prepared to take
charge OF and educate the children
who hare been left fatherless by
the fatal collision OF the British steam
er Bombay with the United States slip
will allow mo to express to you and your asso-
ciatea. for me and for the whole naval ser
vice, tie high appreciation that will be felt for
this act Of generous Charity.
stThe fate Of tho officerH and men Of the
Oneida, and the circumstances under which
it was met, were such as appeal for
sympathy 10 eveE heart, and they pre-
ago and discipline OF which the men and wou-
10 provide for tho orphans q
those who died SO suddenly, yet 90
bravely is an net worthy Of your noble charity
an act noble in itsolf, and which will havo
.tIhere il no stronger sorrow than that which
comes with the thought Of those who are LETT
unp1ovided behind; and deah, whatever form it
takes, will be met with lesa regret, il not with
more courage, by every sailor as he realizes
that the hearts Of his cound Jwomen are open
and warm towards them.
"In tho name of tho officers and men Of
the navy l thank tho managers and
members Of your institution, and assure
you Of grateful remembrance Of your
kindness by them and their children, and
Of the higher reward which will come to you
With tho consciousness Of giving joy to so
many heasts. Very respectfully,
"GEoRoE ~ RoBEsos, Secretary Of Navy"
, 1870-05-07

the Te1cero thu inhabitants were N bn..
drowned. The Pi1z1 ParQue wso nAyiRs.
bic Like, md tbs Cafe del Parque was inan-
dated About 10 O'Clock the T4in subsidized,
and the wind begin to blow, with tremendous
fee tSn coming n gusts Ana ahea easing some Of
N: it was Ike a. hurricane, and continued
with more. OF less force ill 2 in the
morning Ths Captain Of tho bark Damon
sayB it Nas the most fe.Ifu1 gale he
not stand on deck, and the water washed
clean over bis ship; bis snchora could
not prevent him from dragging about 12o
fathoms. Her Majesty'a ship Cracker rode
It ont vel, having forcseen tho storm by
d tie !, fal1 OF the glass from 1880 to
drove past her, but did no harm. Tie
Wha1ebcats were carried about in oTe1y direc-
tom one Was seen to 60 down! with two
men on board. and Of the Eeventy-two lost Or
aground, it is beloved, manS of them had one
or two men aboard.
The scene which presented itself yesterday
at daybreak is beyond description; nine corIseB
picked up on the beach, three at the foot Of
Gale San Martin, and others are reported, but
need confirmation.
:. The shipping disasters reported at Ma1well's
Commercial Rooms are as follows: Ita1i.n
gnnboat rincipeEsa Margarity, forme1y the
0sorio. ashore at the gas-house; steamer
Mmilin, with hay for the AtmY, ashore
ashore at Pobre Diab1o, with stern smashed
n. Steamer Cavour sunk, crow escaped to
Lighter. Two schooners and polacro, one
of them German vessel painted green,
ashore near the gas-house- Three pilot
loats, tie Henry, No. 282, and No.
3l4, aahoro at same place. Schooner
Catalina uninjured, ditto. A pilot boat
smashed up under the mole; anothet
sunk Sixteen whaleboats in front Of
Lorenzo Torres auinta, and fifteen between
the foot Of Gale Cha1cas and Tucuman.
Serernl whale boats sunk. Dutch schoou-
er Maria ,Haydorn lost bowsprit.
Portuguese bark ditto German schooner
ditto. Whaleboat Domingo sunk. Several
lighters lost masts and rigging.
The storm lulled about q a. m.
yesterday, and at daylight the river
was again calm. Tho passenger for the
Iyeho Grahe and Captain Peel wont aboard
about 10 o'clock, but the wind again freshene1
at noon aud blow half n gale. While we write
1t is still blowing very hard, but the sky has
cleared up, and the weather seema to promise
to 10 fne,
, 1870-05-07

Hss'Aingeo" snay >, csas;pondsess er lie ' root
Cyrus ". Field has been hero urging
Congress to allow him the privilege Of
laying cablo from San Francisco, by
sn sa,a OF the and ss1ueh .Rs h sana ID , t. ShP q P
line. Mr.. Collins, first originator Of tie Rus
sian Telegraph Line, is here seeking exclusive
right to lay cable from hero to Asia uia
Alaska ann Kamschatka. Wm. C. Barney Is
here claiming that he has = concession from
tween Be GUM and New York, and that all
the fundeare ready to 60 on with the project
il he can get authority from Congress.
Colorado Jewet is here claiming to have IN
exclusive concession from tho govern
ment Of Holland with plenty OF
right from Congress to land cable from Hol-
can company proposing to l.y q
cable between America and any foreign port
where they can get leave to land it. claim to
have an exclusive light under T. charter grant
ed them four or five years ago, but which, un-
fortunately for them, has expired. They are
trying 10 get tho charter revived.
All these proposition arc being considered
in the Senate Committee On Foreign Rela-
tions, except the one Inst named, which is be-
fore tho Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads. It is understood that the Secretary
Of State and the President desire to havo IN
neutral soil Independent Of England
and France, but that no project OF
those yet presented fully meets thnir np-
probation. as each OF the aboyo pro-
posers of European cables claim e1-
and both committees Of Foreigu Affairs
hive endcayored to guard that point in a11
, 1870-05-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 6-Edmund Antrobus, seuior part
uer Of the firm Of Contts, Is dead.
The House Of Lords, to-day, was engaged on
In the Commons MI. Otway submitted smother
instalment Of correspondence with the Greek Gov-
eTument on the recent massacre. -.
MIR. Stanst1cld, Secretary Of the Treasury, stated
TINT the 0oo paid for he telegraph lines vas
tIonnl debt on March 81. .-......-
Mr. Monsel, Under Colonial Secretary, explained
that q compromise in the Red River difficulty had
been effected by the Introduction Into the DomIn-
Manitoba. He stated that Canada wonld retain
all the public lands VI the new province. with the
exception Of 10000 acres to secure its debt
LONDON, May a-H Kelly, who won the recent
Newcastle. hns received from bis Northern ad.
mirets at Newcastle, gold medal and purse Of
sixty soTere{gns-
II Is stated that the expedition recently orga-
has been abandoned, owing 10 the recent receipt
Of favorable news from that region.
The House OF Commons was provoked to a dis
cussfOn last evening on point OF orscr, It having
borough, had published certain comments on the
proceedings No result was reached
LONDON, May s.-The Convocalon has asked the
Crnwn for a revision Of the translation Of the
Bible
The Examiner, commenting on the cotton pro-
dnce, SAYS that In the indefinite expansion OK the
d!ssolving view, capital and population Increase
faster than employment: new nels arc demanded.
become political danger. The accumulation OF
monster fortunes In cotton spinning is no logger
possible.
GLASGOW, May 6-The steamer India, which has
arrived f!1m New IVY York rrpor1s port spsasing = tn; inS
-, for Boston, heading east The Siberia bad
broken shaft, and was On her way back to
Queenstown. She needed no assistance
, 1870-05-07
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


As policeman Numbrock WIS walking down
State street, about half-past $ O'Clock yesterday
morning, VIXEN near jackson street. he discovered
the body Of q nlan lying in o hole which bad been
excavated for the basement OF building which Is
IN course Of erection He WAS lying On his face,
and there was deep cut on the left side Of his
head, evidently made by stone near him, which
he struck when he feI The officer peocured a
wagon md cpnreyed the remains 10 the AImory.
4 release decd from Julius Rosenthal to Louis
Efamer, 8 gold watch and cham, and x33 IN green
backs were found in the pockets Of bis coat Yes
teriay afternoon The deceased Was identified as
George Hrzzbing. BE was IS years Of age, and
mas formerly IN the boot and shoe business, but
mad retired. The Deputy Coroner held an inquest,
and the Jury rendered verlct thai death resulted
from compression Of the brain There is no fence
or guard around The excavation, or anything
which viii prevent any one walking along there
at night from falling In This was testified to be-
fore the jury, but 1ncy did not ceusure any one,
only saying 1t was dangerous to the public safety,
owing 70 their being no protection.
, 1870-05-07
FOREIGN:
Preparations Making by the
FreHcb Government for the
Coming Election.
Another Manifesto from the r.
reconcilables.
General JOrdan's Account OF
ARhirs In Cuba,
Spanish Bishops Refuse to Take the
Oath Of Allegiance.

p,,u .,.. rse eAAncn, 6e.sss;. s,x, ~. o.--
IAhE, may h-Inc Gausoss s2ys sne Opposition
party has sent committee 70 LONDON and Brus-
seis to asceffa1n the real HUN Oh INC alleged con-
spfacy. ..
oas conference Mas nn1 10 agTee y upon the precau'
Guas nesessaly - ue taAen " rissstse paolc or
DER ger on M SUNDAY ne1t. me s uay o. Voting. Mean
a, snG .nS e, hunGs M a,a st ,M nutaonSes are
anSe o1 InG a samE me- en- -on,-+, ~ ~,
GGueIM ~ Ml.npen ~ aII1.. t,,e W nc NaT DepaIt"
nI " ,,,a, " ~ 1I. hn @ h1rItt - - aSA "hGn
n leeenus FeFolIeu' na'e sapnnlee" 70 FRENCH rule
aSTtn. T1a ,,.~.x:,,,... ,,o,,s,.,or -,. so,z.,
1nG ~. ~ q. AZ; ~ ant ~ - ~ eeLcu ~ IE
~ a+tn1s ~ oTei, " VIC sioAnee ol
us .s " - ,a1sa,,s e,so.+o
,fnn IN ,bn 9ceicde M bInr. e0spse'so VI ''np1t-
1ha, 81 no @ ennfarnnra 1eetara.r =. a., ,,.,u
=; h1.h nrtnI Tsnr5o. p,g5+ =. IL amt
enI re Msnistrr Of tf,e Intrrtnr wars nIascuts
11 I1n 1i h ~ ~ ~. ~ .,r,In 49, In ~ meae pltssns
~ ~ sru csorv ~ ~ ~ t, ~ Ge u!'on
r,'hc or.ier IN snntiar erc 's AAA'u ~
rIpns 0auei sar ~ ~, T in a., -4,,,o +,,,.
.,n,.;e1 'i,.s 4ho Eorh ~ @ ~ ti ts.S . .te
ih,. Is ia aenn,ta 9 ~ ssJey'
nv" Nv. ~ ,ar r. 1nnr1sr fta E,nnoror 49, o,1 W.
onn,n, " = ~ ~ tne Ernnen Grrnnn, @u nta te
.1ar ~ scriai sessio n thc 'a,1 Tnrr y Ins
tirr n tnrGstrate The affair and nIntsh thc nfYsn
, 1870-05-07
WEST INDIES.

late Commandments Chief Of The Cuban Insurgents.
arrived On tie Moro Castle from Havana this
Lemus, Cuban Minlsser to this country, to deliver
mp0rans, general 5oan Is
nj S!p'hst Castillo GfaS5a Sa19 o1l aad
other or1cers Of the Cuban army, and, after visit
this country, which has reference to procuring
munitions OF war, Will be brief. General jordan
reports that the Cuban cause Is In q better cond-
ton than at any previous stage, and the success
Of the revolution depends only on time. The
Cuban army now numbe1s 10 900 men, well armed
and ana UP
Of the service. The season is nav III favor Of the
Ievolntionists. giving them what they most need
There q the arc bss 0!s5 5eI
aa i ,ns ne Gqssns a az ,aat a me psy nay
iards have lost their opportunity for putting down
the revolution. General jordan left Cuba IN
small sloop. and, when three days out, was chased
BY i've steam guDboats, but, storm arising, made
new foaK, May e-Gene-al Jordan has fur
condition Of Affairs In Cuba Ha sags the limit 70
the enectual army is not men, but weapons aud
trained officers. The powder the c4bans ere
q salPss6e NM from SassTs ~ SaSis1,
coffee, md to do this occupy the plantations with
garzisons Of NIFTY to one hundred men, necessarily
rects 10 raise an American neueius around which
tie Cubans may rally, and, on bis return. will car
r. on the war In the Cinco Villas District He
ultimately become Tree, through the guerilla sys-
TEN, but, with supply Of a1ms the war would be
meIre. The crueltles OF the Spanlands are in
credible. Under no circumstances do they spare
, 1870-05-07
a Good Drive.

The Riverside improvement Company, deter
mined to afford The citizens Of Chicago acccsa to
Riverside by good drivc, until they can throw
open to the public their magnificent parkway
(Which will he so far completed that It can be used
By September !. nex have, with thelr usual ener-
y and enterprise, improved the Southwestern
Iiank-road, or Ogden avenue, for Temporary use,
SO that 1t rs now very good driving road The
approach 10 this avenue Is by way Of Union Park,
Twelfth street or any OF the streets crossing Reu-
ben street. A large gang Of men have been for
the past week scTapinR md rolling this avenue,
and, when too rough 10 make permanently smooth,
aGGrs tS haaI stTgas snd "a iect drive to Riverside.
Thn EcfecinrY La nnefl. Sec Advertisement
, 1870-05-07
The Chicago Maraziue,

The May number Of the Chicago Magazine Is one
Of the choicest things In periodicals we have yet
seep,s 1t Is carefully edited and elegantly printed
It's fashion plates are adapted to Western people
especially, and the four-page enEravings OF differ
cnt garments commend themselves as exceeding
ly good. The cut paper pattern Of IN otersktrt y
particularly pretty. The stories, poems, and local
articles are sensible and pertinent We Wish the
Magazine the abundant success 1t deserves. For
sale by the Western News Company. Mrs. IL l.
Rayne, editor and proprietor, 10 Dearborn street
Tef1nA e Der Feaf.
, 1870-05-07

Fpise fell backwards across the entire building,
csnAh3ng = it.. absolutely to The brick
lett standing. The loss bears heavily
upon the society, few In number, who had con-
t1buted with unusual uberaltty toward the con-
The upper part OF the city.
and several smaller ones IN the
lower part, were utterly demolished
lumber In the ya<dR WIS taken up and carried
several blocks distant One yard lost eight thou
sand feet Chimneya, signs, and small buildings
we're blown down, overturned. and scattered In
discriminatory. The Btorm continues, raining
about half The time.
, 1870-05-07
IOWA.

Destructive Gnle Experienced ut
Council Hl1lffs-A New Church and
Many Smnll Buildings DcmoIsaied
-Loas Estimated nj $50, GOO.
Special Despatch to The Chicago 1t1baae:
f.or.:f11, H1rFFs. H., May GA verJ severe gale
occnr4cd here last night 1t was cloudy and SHOW
e,y al day, the wind increasing in force up 70 :
s,c,ocl this morning, when 1t reached 9 test1as
and continued ~aTpt t9s nseTsi0n n,s3n b,.a M
O'Clock and T. SUI 1h,a o'0"ong cifg nIsr: a1e
over sqc.ooo. About a H. the sides OF the Con-
grceational Church, 4 building Just completed 2.
cost OF SIS 900, we're crushed Id, aau me TAI
, 1870-05-07
WINNIPEG.

An Independent Repub1fc-The Hat.
tIc-fieid Between the Echfans nnd
the Canadians
NEW YoKK May "a special correspondent
from Montreal writes that Rel Is 50 e1atcd with
his greatness that he has dropped his scheme for
annexation TO the United States, and VIII be salts
fed with nothing less than an Independent naton-
ality. ODonohhe, one OF Reil's Ministry, ts Fen-
Ian, and hopes to make Winnipeg the battlefield
LelMt en- the Brotherhood and the CanadIanA
, 1870-05-07
SPAIN.

MADRID, May G-Olazago has arrived from
Pafia
It IS rumored that Mazshal Serauo Will not re-
sign, hut he invested with full powers OF Royal
Regent ....., -..... :
ThIrty-eight Spanish Bishops have announced
from Rome their refusal 10 take the oath to the
new constitution Of Spain, although the Pope In
terppses no objections.
, 1870-05-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


FOR sALE--A NEW rALATIAL REsIDEScE
trees, shrubtet. beautiful grpve: situation. Newton
vile, nilcs from Boston, mile from depot architect
elegant Vili Ie roId 1t bazgain. For p1:tielars.
With photsEfsEh apRly Or address sLuelASLBlsHEE'
F1OR sALE-A -BEAUTHUL HoME-oNE OF
he ses dss5sbe gsss II the Hns.1s Vet ..qs;sd
ACES Of the rcr beu quality Of land al In the
state Of cultivation permanently fenced In ten heds.
The dwelling heEee carriage houss. Ice house, Joni
houee. &e arc all Of brick. all new and Of
&c. ample GtabnE for forty cntte In fact everything
necessary foE convenience and comfort Being situated
immediately IN the cit5 + .nelades III The chaTmu of
town Hipon i ono of t6s hsahes as 1Sell =. pIcas
anteEt inland towns in the West, and has enSnble
reputation for educational facilities being the seat Of
Rpon College, well other schools Every
invest soo9 In perfect home this is eppostnA
Al baNk. Iii Kipon. d. via ''' "''' 60 1'N''1
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CHICAGO PRO-
pertF-0ne Of the finest dnry farms In Kane County;
has 4tO acrea; with good buildings; timber, water.
fcncer, &c; well stocked and under good cultivation
only ~ miles from railroad. FRED l. FAKES. Real
Estate OGicc, E Dea<b0tn-st
TOR sALE-COUNIRY PLACE OF % ACRES,
vert q Cheaao as miles; inpEeyems9ts n:w and Of
nrrloo1inE ono OF then: Fox river ssirtin8 premises
.nE and boating opportunities: pnEe mir; land u1dn
latnE, eix IN E1p.e nnd pAsturr; house of 10
rooma stabne eomledloga; frequent ssroIomoass:e1 m
s1ssnso m toF city pinperty Zee oWaGs On Monday
At 90 DcalboTu-st. Room !
, 1870-05-07

The fame Of our delightful new su1brb, River
side, Is spreading far and Wide as Is evidenced by
the arrival Of nnc new schooner in our waters
to-day, built In oswego by N. c, Winslow, Of New
York. and called the " 11verHlde," after cur su-
rtgEed, and eo1smanficd by Captain James Nell
wee, one Of Chicagos old masters She rles het
new bunting In our harbor to-day. "Long may It
MQEe.n
, 1870-05-07
In this ChnngeabIe Climate OF ours

In this ChnngcabIe Climate OF ours
cold is easily taken, and, without due care, m.
other Will be contracted on top OF tt-one cold
thus running into another, until the accompanying
cough becomes settled and confirmed, stTatning
and racklng the lungs, and ultilnEte1y stim1l3tng
the Production Of tnhercles: yet Notwithstanding
monaIy disease may thus be Hccounted for, thou
sands are now carelesHl5 allowing themselves to
drift through the preliminary symptoms, under the
fatal elnsion that they are troubled with Nothng
but a Cold" How obvious Is It, therefore, that .
cold should be carefully cared for from It's inclpl-
It's edects9 Coughs and colds, pulmonary, bron-
chat and asthmattc affections arc readily cured BY
that standard preparation. Dr.: B. Jaynes Expect
dangerous results win soon be dlssipated. Sold
cypTyWhere.