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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-03-02

THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for Janu.
airy has the following articles: Mr. Tennyson $
Holy Grail Life Assurance; Mr.. Leckys History
of European Morals; The Land Question in
France; Era of George the Second New Zealand
and our Colonial Empire; Papal Infalibility Miss
Austen and Miss Milford The Byron Mystery
Mrs. Stoves Yindicaton; The Irish CauldrOn.
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LIPPTNCoTTs BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY =
The third part Of this great work has been re-
ceived, of which full account was given few
weeks ago, when the first part was noticed. This
number nearly completes the first letter of the al
phabet, and we find in it renewed assurance of the
excellence which was anticipated. Each part may
be had for 80 cents.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY, March, 1870. Contents
l. In Behalf of the Birds. ?. Joseph and His
Friend. 8 From Pennsylvania Hills to MinneSo-
ia Prairies 4. The Military Ball at Goulacaska.
5. The Minor Theaters of London. 6. Bader'
Wife. I. A Romance of Real Life s. Adven-
turers and Adventuresses in New York 9. Time
Works Wonders. TO- The Blue River Bank
Robbery. II. A Nigbtina TyphOon. u. Even
Song. 10. California Earthquakes. IA. Is Mar
riage Holy? 10 Hopes of Spanish Republic.
10. Captain Ben's Choice, etc. Fields & Co.,
Boston. s. year.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-03-02

The Dead of the Synod of GoOrgia.-Third Part
prepared by the Rev. Dr. j. S. Wilson, of At
lanta, Ga.
This part contains biographical sketches of the
following ministers: John c. Humphrey, Daniyl
Ingles, George Whitefeld Ladson, Richard T.
Marks Jesse Hume, Charles Colcock Jones, An.
drew Rutherford LiddelI, and William Matthews
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-03-02

THE MUSICAL MILLION and Fireside Friend.
A Magazine of Music, Poetry, Literature, News,
Wit and Humor March, 1870. Singers Glen,
Rockingham county, Va
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@eliqiuns Sutelligeute.

Macon, February 18th, 1870.
, 1870-08-17

Bcchu, IN vaeua. Juniper Berries. BY hsti1adoa D
with spiglp obt1ioed t:um Luu!31 Berries; Ell Gt&G
s1kar r usud, sd = email proportion Il aniat L. b
more psiatable than any now = use.
, 1870-08-17

THE SI1A.-The detroit FREE If<xs Gays that
the wreck Of the propeller Nile IL moving sowAsl
the American knose.
Observation-Disclosures from Kingston anil Col
l.ugwood report great detention tn vessels, owinE
10 the ut the e1evzt1fs TO cope with th.
number Of arrivals. Al Kingston there arc now
irGm twenty to thirty vessels waiting, AM, 4: Col-
L,INCu-A new svnooner was launched from
Tie gard nt 6. II. Sotier, at Buffalo. Oh Thnss'laJ
tu!lt for Sessrs. Pratt L 70. Her dimensions are
ali, 1so feet: beam, &c feef: depth Of hold, sh
The convenience and comfort OF The crew.
Lldnr Gasysand Lsas;, ,a,
cy at the foot OF Wafer street. ms recently been
discontinued and men are at work tearing tho old
building down In ootcf 10 permit rue widening OF
3ne street. Until new lighthouse ls CONSTRUCTED
| the light viii lie Rh0Wn On temporal! frame
hoGst, nu!1t immediately west Of fhe OH A9ht'
$Ats Or 4 BAR6H-The barge Saginaw has beer
nu1chasetl at Masshai'a sale for n,1uinal sum b.
MesE.s, Gambler 8tnihera, who will expen,l con
siderable eu1n To rcpsirs upon her.-Lttr0at iosf
Eth
sa.ur,ay IS clearing for Eseauat'a. cleared ~
TX, TX c''' TO ''A' LUMBER f0l leh''4s0-'1'a f'''
EKtE NARnoR--Captaln Dunbar has dretig
.. ork at The trtrance 10 ETlc Llasb2.. ii widen
ing aud deepening The ca4ltneL Tho old break
PICKED Cr.-Tnc ecuw Henry Young. belong
ing to Toledo, ln9s!el with coal tar, WAS picke
l Ep o.. her hram eEdA, IN the 1aso OF TINS harbDs
tl Friday OF last Teck, by contractor Dpf-e Wit
his rug and brought in-asatas"la Telegraph
1h* IS the yease Undoubtedly made note OF |
tur roiEps August l. a. lying on her side O.
ish;hhu!a. aid Which a tug vent @ cown ~ ~ b.
ia.p from St. Clair tEa.s, Vas forty-Ave ton
| hleasufrlnent- and capeizs1i July g.
, 1870-08-17
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGD MARKET,

TCESDlG EVENING, Aug. H.
nrTTER-Ihe Past week @ A n.s been ons Of more
rr1ces have ruled frm and higher. While IS COM
rs1ett with the previoTs week the arrivals have
tall. Of, the shipments cut exhibit m Increase
not large, reduction 10 this extent Vas salnc1ent
10 lsuralt buoY2ut tone to the market, and hold
ers experienced no difficulty IN establishing IN ID
vance Of lesc, prices going 70 eSaesc for choice
rtaitxtd There does not. however. appear TO BE-
much confidence IN the stability of present f.r1ees,
dealers generally looking for N Increased supply
Cho,ce dairy, e41ssc: fair 70 good tub and ,tsn,
eotaesc; common grades, 1s9l7c-
HAEGISG-A Ruod healthy u1de Is being en-
.sa :, u ~ %s s oa tSs
strength. The movement in bariaps and 9unnies
Is little slack tas1 At present. hat prices are held
win t'lnness, and sht tendency seems tasaeE TO
and easy. We quote: STARK. <sc. Lestsoou a, &C ;
ludlow, 4skc; American, soc: Cnion l.. sc
gnunles. III ba, SIC; euunies, bu. s9c; buEssps,
,tS b. III vs. Ts41 sss ssTse m.,sr. dull
sas ssncee[ s.'ot :acsss,: vi : New Fols snpeiaae e
: . BIZ 4o0a4.as; marble dust, ? bti
s3so9as5: llme, tn bull. = bsi x1@; 7aes nms
! 4 bra, ts,1ses2s Is cement, Koseelkls 7 o1h 50.
, eiAe3: Akrun. q bti. ssoa5ss5; Loulssnie &c
lsenr, $e1.tsae5; rlastcriuC hair, 2 eu. 5Sa5oc
<:aona aeaco: nrc clay, = hrl. *1oos4.s3; plaster
ENbo& H1s sd'ss c6kS-rncrc w.s only tslr aeu.n
for prre 2, s11n u. ges but g,es "se e 1a ri
HEASs-so!a 70 fatr extent m way the fros
sse@ss.2s per nushcl for common 70 choice oael
bEEswA1-7ne marse, was Gull \: ssssse ps
fsoe;r Boors AND saoEs--rhe market WAS do
, 1870-08-17

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s,-tee follotsfuR ensss>,ements
were effected On Grunge: 20 uuha,o-scnssS J:
s. Austln aud William drand5, cora, ~; bar>
Annie Spucht, cora Oh owners account To New
Yosk-Ptop Sun. wheat, thEnngh rate; prop Cole
ratlo, same: prDp Tanawand2. corn nnA wheat
q Toledo. cern, th1uuxh lase. ~ Kingston :
schE Victor, wheat, s0>. To neutrality-suspicious.
Valentine aud johnson, corn, loSc. To Oswego
-Schr Mediator, wheat. 10c. To SaEIia-Schr
1Iackley, corn, p t. To Toledo-Schr Il. T.. CTaT~
furs1, isen Gre, from E.cAnaf,a, *i.'s.
Ds:rEotr, Aug. ls--Frxtyhts ssc generally un-
chanEed aud dull. The following engagements
are reported: BARK Montgomery, lumber, Bly
City u Ehtcas0, $50; schs Ioen y M!uor, tuu1-
her, Rock Falls IN Cleveland, $2.25, rail: scpw
ufrsts, strip onil bs,ar,!s, .tu Sab. to Tuetio,
| ssop; harf 5. S. Osborn, lumber. Day Cary u
| Chicaeu, ts.b0.
ToLA u, aug 13.-Ne do not hear Of any chang
| In rates. Thrfe Ia neel here, ead bat few veg
| seIs nnengaged, and sllesc will be wanleti N !,
4Ay OF two. We Qubte ratt.s nomila1y unchanged.
Charters: Prop Nestf0ste* oats to O5,tens'Hlr.f.
at 63.c; brig lFoquols antl scAr Berlin, lusntlr ~
lead of 1unhrr at u o. The rite OF rim. iun!'e!
I from An Ssuhlc to shts city IS f2ah-Htafe.
| qswEGo, AnG. 12---vessels cnnttuu' scart.
The .ehf ]. t. Gttm1fe Ito arT1fe} taxes rl.lTdl
Iron 70 Chicago at s1.sN. free in and out, md schl
Whiss Saual <sa afriye} takes coal II Cleveland y
| sQc free IN and out.
ItIwACErs, aug. ,a-9ra,n rreishts are gnic
! but Nfn,, At &C lor wheat 10 Buffalo aah 'nkc :,
| cswecr. Eug3geMuItA: Tn KntfAl0-achoone
MIME SIauson and propeller Plymouth, whea
| atCc To O5wego-Schoouer Rising star, Whe2
1t 7G4c.
oswEGo. Aug. 11.-Freignts unchanged: With
fair demand for vessels. CharteFs> 70 Cat at
Schooner T. 3 Mott, salt at sc per brl, I. o.
To Toledo-Scho0ues Corslcan, salt at 1ec ps
| Iii, I. o. b.
, 1870-08-17

THE GREAT
Spring { Summer Tonic,

Medical treatment has been reyolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION. NOT
PR0STRAT1ON, 1sTHRTRUf MED
ICAL PHILOSOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION RITTERs, pre-
pared with pure St. Croi1 Rum and
Caliaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The Gfe-sus-
taining principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
date aud most encouraging change.
# the appetite has failed, it is quicken.
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect, it beeomeseasJ aaa thorough;
| if the liver is torpid, it is reused and
| regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened aud restrung
! ifthe brain has been haunted by morbid
fancies, they are putto fight, and hope
and cheerfulnessreturn. In the face Q!
! the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bilis,1, dyspepsia, bilionsness, constipa
| ton and rnen.,sl despondency. wrought
BY Plantation Bitters, no pisscatlone1
not in league with death aaa thE
| undertaken could persist in it. Tit
terrible evacuents which were once pre-
seribed as Spring and Summer medi
cines have utterly lost their pre*sis<
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are combines
the elements Of a stomachic, an invie
orant, q mild laxative, a nervine, AM
an anti-bilious specific, reigns in thei
stead Sold by all Druggists
, 1870-08-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,

lEk@u4f EsEEflE1+ aug. TO-
III finances generally throughout the couu-
Try there ls fesensll. uneasy condition, un-
favorable to trade TAus far tho enects Of
tLe European w4r hafe been less uufavoratln
to our bonds in European markets, and less
favorable to trade IN this country, than WAS
geneEally expected. There has been lest Ad-
Sanco in gold, aud less foreign demand for
t;1cads;ufIs, thaa, Was anticipated By the ma
julity of people, aud tbs doubt about the
lur1tiou OF tic var, sud !ts effect upou our
trade aud tiuat ces. .s exercising III iutuancc,
81 present. to dep-ess bussness generally.
United States bonds continue 70 advance
.stali1y in London, and stand to-day 1t 17LS
tor 5-2ss of 1862, assiust SAY on the 5th.
l:ut III tho s1lna time gold has declined from
IL to III, thus preventing Ally advance ~ the
CURRENCY prica OF bonds in Aucric2p ni.rkess-
This his DISCOURAGED American transactions
in bonds, and the speculation in them u beng
gradually transferred more and more 10 1or-
ctgu capital. ... ...
Tic p1lce Ut sterling night bills keeps NJ
ANre the gold shipping Poiut, and Is no*
1lGasl. which il At least q Of per cant in
favor OF The shipment Of gold 10 Europe, and
the s1ecio i. consequently sseadliy flowing out
ct the country.
In local fininces tue most prominent fea-
tuse IN s.il the shipment Of currency to tho
country. Tins effect oE that which has H.
ready gone ont turing the last ten days is
shown in the increase OF wheat in store here
sitl1e lust week. A. the amount Of currency
shipped out thus far thia week haa been graat.
Ct thsu }ast week, it may be t1ken fol
granted that the, receipts OF grain u1ll in
cfs7se IN proportion daring the next week
Money IL working closer, and though ali
regular customers arc accommodated, othe,
borrowers End It more difficult to get money
.E1ensnSe waa sold between banks, to-aay
= l-lo 1iseount. and freely offered Al that b,
a1vie Sno we're in want OF currency. Severn
81 .hc senss. r. hon ever, have ordered currauc,
irom II dss Sen " losts aud eschauge may b, arme
docs not seem 10 be iaxrr A. ~ t1,s .a.,st.,
bankers 'Fe Re selling y l-lo Premium, aud Inv
The following queasiou4 for gold in Ma,
by Natzztt 4 March: AeeeASe
, 1870-08-17

LIyE s7ocK F1ElG11l.
No Official notice has t~en gtvan at any change
!n the rates " freight anSa e. y M Is 'ofsH aa
Is tnauaSer9of Eastern roads. and W1u soon be
pit u it'rcc. Thr present rates are $50 % c7r
70 Ruao and t2ge ~ e Ssw foff. From St.
BEEF CATfICThe fecelpss Of beef cattle for
me ~eek ending to-Iay have besn 70 81, md tae
sase isen 81 s1c, scaInN ii: "a 10 .ane daielast
yesr-an ,scrtss~ Of II, 73S hea1 The shipmtats
Ior the same pcrtnd were A2,'14. axainst 3i3.e.o
IL, the week under rry.ew las been fairly zcnye
and prosperous one, 80 far Is tne letter grades
Wele concerned. a steady ssfong demand existing
higher. BuycTa for the different Eastern markets
have teen ID regular attendance. and al offerings
scrcs1 wesc promptly takea at psscss that could
not LUt hare prDyed relnnnelatiye- We have had
10 extra bceyes, heuce quuiAiosss for such must,
frreiv pad io1 nrst and secoud - 0a9 e
could DC realized tot 1at7 smooth. nnelg-fosmed
s' ssw c1oiee io,s offers, bfuncht sss5
| tas.sc.whiIe for r<eesl-claa< cattle snese were
s.e s5sass e 9 ri Iae eSenz Ct Ts ss
jow The regular wants uf the trade, aaa 80 lo1x
IS this Is he case, high EE1ces viii prevail The
sapI1y VI Iss s.aNss s:.s 'ssn 1aSss ~ ~ ~
r7tEious raoor thee weeks: and prices hare
f.een more flsrnty sustainesl. The IMPROVE n-ns,
HOWEVER. N44 u4lfG HlAlAEn III lcAas tHA4 Ill E3ul'
1Etn llat,yt ssetE, as Il l-c2l detA2nl WAS Large,
il scnaeti to to the former Good to choice rra1es
| II Texas cattle have gold At an average advance
OF sc peT 1U0 LII the prices cuvrent one Week
| age. v nile tt1 rough lots are without quotahfs
change. There IL moderate deman.! tor lea
mlch cuws. and sales have transplreh II range
of go ora K Go per head, kccordihx ~ quality
Veal ralEta sell fa1fiJ there being Gaost dem 1nt
Ut SG0ka.-43 for 1ood to choice. aud A. $loAz5 u
Tor common 10 medium. $3.50
To-day the1e vas epod feeling IN the marxet
| The receipts were liberal, but the quality aver
4RyI better than for some time past, nta with II
principal Eastern markets wearing q Mosu chet1
: Jul luck. Tx truani for shipment waa qulte ~
1tvr. 1hrrr WAS no general adyancet bul 10
COOL ehipiIn4 bceves priced favored buJeEs,-t
: kone ipgtauceA ta the extent Of 15<943c. 4 cor
sitler shle proportion Of tho supply was compose
of Texas aud Cherokee cattle, which were l1 ~
: mana hy feeders and city butchtB ~ Ao0e+,
fer good to cho!ct, and at s. - fur conmci
Some thin rough lots sold at $21tssst0t Thc1
weye rumofs circulating Ut tue yards ts-ls!, thu
the dreaded ..Iexas teses" had again nA.1c I
annc aYance among the hen1s Of Southern 1lllnol
Scmc cas- y are reported Ia the vlctaity o. Ia
: tnf, and at 6thtr po!nts on the Illinois censr
= | III at We do not undertake to sSy taAt Tue
y | sunn5s are well founded, but we give t1sm Il
n I what they are worth, and await further aeFclo
q mepta, 5A!ea tn-etav weft reported at an e1fren
: range OF $assse6-oo, the in.i.la hxure fur tn
Texas, and the outside for choice fat oxen, NJ
lhe bulE OF the transactions Al sLea96'o tof col
! mon to 9ood grades. The market closed drM
:, | the annexed quGtstaGnB:
, 1870-08-17
yc..c1~ Passed Svc,anud Cnnni.

T.. vc.ac1~ Passed Nyc1annd Canal. ''''
TIE following vcsssls passed. the locks 1t Port
m"Ss-Senr i. Shaker. Ntxaukee to osFego,
"ss'' 49, N. L Collins, Toledo TO osweso, xAea'
81. "a, Xa11,p, Cleveland TO oswsRo. wheat
Schl Rival, Cleveland 70 osWtgo' whtai.
'a@Is s.sI B. F. wade, Toledo TO osweso, wheat,
Prep Marie, Chicago to ogdensou1En' senefa'
:: ar J. i. Mcdonald, Of Toronto. cleveland
| senf GaS,pstdi, Rouney to Clayton. slaves.
l'tnp Buckeye, Toledo ~ ozdensoasgh. ee7efA'
Flip rrasrte Stats, Toledo To ogtensoarsh, gen
scar Chins, Port Hudson to Kingston. timber.
sehr Lyman Casey. Toledo II osdeas'a'so'
nask Archie, waliacebuzy to clarton, srsreA
Prop Michigan, Toledo 70 ogiensbasg genera
| c.-!<u.
>cr Uncle Tom, Toledo to oswego, wheat
%thr Misty GRAVES, Toledo to Kiugstou, wheat
:s<hr ATMOSPHERE. Ctestiaud to psEe9o, wheat
Er-f.rS =. u" AsGrato, 81 Cataas1nes 10 MI
SIR hrsv>ha, 0sEeeo TO 81. Paul, light,
| i4.sk A!tI1nher- Kingston to 1eAninxt1p tl2h,
Stmr S.rtolk, Hamilton to Port Aotnso, geIers
PSr;, Westsorl, og,senshnrRh to Toledo. light
PUP Clty Of New YoEK, D9densbuEEh 10 ch
s3f iTcr r ilaIrncs' 0sdensaurgh to Chicago, s.,
IF P@p Akron. osaanseu1zn to Toledo, gener
% lz"p Ycurs AmeFica, oe'enssursh to Tole''
P1n7 Grsaise State, osdsnsau1gh TO ro1sd
( scas John !. Mott. osxeso Q Chicago: coal.
BARE Hepub!tco. Clayton To Detto4t, llEnt-
Ssh:s Forest Queen, sarah Jones, and Persia
I Ii WtSp-NOstn, light. -
, 1870-08-17

u MOQEI6t3 +I0It wa AAlSAGitH III eAG Na{ |
foods market during tho week just closed,
and quotations for domestic gFades were
el..le tlr1nar, tho advance being fally &c per
yard on special 1,rznile. CA1petings continue
Ia fair inquiry at about former prices. The
supply Of desirable grades is moderately
large.
Groceries VETO in actise inquiry. and PRICES
for the staple goods ruled hrmer and I'M
changed until to-day, w&eu reaction set in,
<ugsr-oWing to less encouraging adyices
u ali round Cotfeea also suffered reduc.
tion Of NC Teaa and eyruns we're without |
essential change in price Side articles oon- |
nlsu1cd titnior quotations.
Drugs and chemicals sold to fair extent At
about last weeks quotations.
Iron and ateel continue IN achre inquiry,
and d fiT1ncr feeling was manifested.
There Was no improvement in the demand
tor wool, and pIircs underwent very faw
'hanges Of Importance Ihe supply III an1-
Building materials were in light Inquiry,
tho TACT that the stoeka arc considerably less
il n for tAe corresponding peiol in 1858.
| The boot aud 'rlioe market was dntl. and
| ,sices we're merely ynomiual.
The movement in hutter during tho past
week llaA f'ccn on liberal scale, anl very
FIN tone has pervatled the market through
I .Et. There t4- been utyusnaf activity among
shippers, aud, under lyh. receipts, rsiees
l eve adranced 1f6sc all around. or to 25926c
trr choice dairy, .DG,113ar for fair to good tub
| and hrkn. and 13&at7c for common grades:
Small lots o: strictly choice ye!low Aaro sold
at 21tl1Sc, but ea1es at those figures are, OF
contsc. exceptional.
The demand for grain bags continues un-
abated, and tho firm feeling that has cl.aEas-
.eyized the market for the past fortnight or
| more. still prevails. Durlaps and E1tnntes rulc
mora quiet, but there il no " "softening" in
t.rices. Wool sacls are quiet and easy. At 63
@64c. Grain bags are quoted NJ 42@43c, for
standard brands.
Eggs bave been in liberal supply and dull 1T
s@12c for stale offerings. aud 1t 149l5c for
strictly fresh.
| The ci,eero trade is t.;r, for the season, and
prices keep well up, hanging at 1s@las Tor
factory and Western Reserve. The former
ceseiops are being uasio on fair orders.
Tho demand for coal continues active. and
p:ices remain firm and unchanged ltehigh
IL quoted At $9.50@11.50i Lackawanaa At 1900;
Erie Ut $500, md Illinois coal at *5.0o@6W. .
rLito6sl, and trout prices have shaded on CSC
! | yer :: brl during the week. Salt water de-
! :cripiions remain firm and unchanged. Prices
| range At sc 1901. 90 for No. 1whitctash s5.0(
! n 5.15 for trout Sla.00Rt5.50 for No.
O nnckere,. and at sS.00@5.a5 for cod.
l There is moderate movement ~ Gus a. = =
: e &c for carbon q l:25 for extra lad 1:o
: n 1.lf for linscai; e0c for whale; Ss.25 70
:, sperm, and IHa5Jc for turpentine.
!, Id TER.
At the "Oren Board No. 2 spring whea
vas only in fair derand, md prices wef
:. easier. the market cloelug steady 1t sl.o5E@
:. LING for tho option seller September, aud 81
a | seller next month, and 70,zc spot. No De
I DrhrtN f0r YhEaA1A-
, 1870-08-17
TIE sT,CIAIE FLATS CANAL
A Cpnauauu Pnper,n tser'S 10 <
cr.11 EFu11ts

+,,s ,s,+ ~ ,t General 7. J. Cram:
:, 1r3,;.:}, he said "1he lIcnoran'e 10 rsn Il
tl.e Treasury may rcet Result .rift,in our
,n,l Il. ambSuhtucDt6 are "hos'y ;sJ;ct;on of
own watezs. and within .ns .,s.n pianef says:
tie United Ststet, t9e ti9!eacrst Crsu, how it VA,
- ",,sai1-c,n,struc.c cd caual II no; .n
:1:a'. - ,,.t,r. and within tsac tahaaa ounuu.:
S;na ~. e.t,,,Jisllcl l.s Commissioner ~ nttt
aid Porter ut up up 70 rom nj, ,he mo mouth Of the
@ Sese =, fisir VISA through the North
w ttnnIno, and renamed 70 until m hmef1-
-, It.,ntatiuu waited upon tho GahadAh
f:nre..mcnt. in 1855. and induced onF
.nthoritie.s 10 grant The SUN Of wv. "Msn
M,s .,s<red be an Order in Council On tho Soth
" ~ ~, NJ that year, toward dredging the
v.rti nr Nalpole Chanucl-nsually denomln-
lied Tue Old Slip s*hsnnel-tho C!atsa s:asss ~
s:overt,tueut the following year voting vA5,oo
In nancy and tie use Of I AdrcistnB tnnclf!na
sna scowr, which rendered the anpsopstahqn
e1uisalent to $4,000, or ss3.o0 IL ~ IN
fs57 the rrniccted work uras rrusecnte=s mite!
fI,c United Sitter Government EnglMeeEs. anu
WIS 10. completed until August, 1sas. un tne
rest RHO ef this c!aaa1e!, the uuiteu States
Government pu: their lighthouse Ma 9.he.
tpiIdN.ss, Lecausc thaf eide at the chinnel VA
IL. iYr. and the car, rIae belonged to CananA
No che At that sirie h"i any doao1a - 10 tas
Altp channel t.ciEE III" div ling line netEeef
Tpp<r Canada aud tho State OF Michigan Iha
wa the south t;l.a.lnsi--til. OIL ChsnnelIa
acnou,inatcd By Mc=g:s. Barclay and Forte,
Nox,, however. the Unit d S!Atts teek 7
a.,a..t:ou both ,he North Channel and the u
Snip <'haunel. 70. anew channel Or eanal-1o e.
tuerc ~as no chaunel whrre the canl no" II
until NJ. Joh,, lsro~u tlredged one-&nd es
teniirE ftora the east ride OF the aoath chaE
tel iu a .irtci line south, through Canaa,s 3,
waters ana 1aud to deep wAscz in Lako p
Clair, st;Il to the east OF tt,e defined boaaaaI
se WIZ Gsr %s.tS, H.5ess and
nonH.b,t rout., or Whpoia Channel fotm
a Of tue ,aa.ty p nd I'D II an tis .he 90 o.,
If si,r ls,uaj1as, .Eici4l-t 10 ray 80, aca a:
s secosSiss1s. eS t;snsral cra1n- rspoF: IL VI xsa
s:,.ss sns. 1t s;,ts s' rbsrs ths aqa {
~ .1,r, s,ai il. uc.thcr d3Es it ilsoz-n .
sacthsr Tue e,.insl ,m2FsEsd i1 81 1ssIs ST. a.
,.,,;,sJ states Governments, Was then c5nsi
cred to 10 the boundary iiae-*as tho te
mi only South or WAlpole Channel thsoae
Trnn tha River st. CIalE.
, 1870-08-17

uOGS--17le past week was uus and lecllntng
one throughout. The snppiy VAS asSht-Nnts1a!!y
had "a be u.ade f1oal la5 to day oatl at the close
We dul prices ruling fully ss3 locza loosn. lower:
For tie week ending tn-nigat fsc AuisAs nave
been i, ,:66, ami the shipments, 1851.
Tt-iay there was better demand, and, under
shut supply, the market WIS s:runEeE u the
opcntur, early salca making at sometnn; o. AZ au
c!osc Ut er~ ccatuc .hE and prices sstti-d f,t:K
to substantially the closlnE rates OF satu:"a!.
BALES wen: effected At :a.u1st9.l5 for sotnFn'n q
lt-ut uncytu roafsc aial mixed lots: ~ a'@9. 10
fur medium fair. anil At s9.or43s for good i,
chnicc, with q few extra al ~ ?.Sa, ln1 OF
ssrlll fed" h..:.S we're ciusts! vnt at ssse. 1AS
| market ctfE,r} f1ull and taAf.
, 1870-08-17
era 1orS raRwE
SEA MOSS FARNE.
THE kbW FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARINE-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss, Of cazrageen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, healthiest and most delic-
icus food in the world As q delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is
Light and delicate food for invelias aud
children. It is superior to all kindred
preparations
This new article Of food has every
where Won "solden opinions" Of all
sorts Of people, aud the housekeepers Of
the land generally regard it in the
! double Light OF a staple necessary and q
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishe.
prepared from it cannot be obtained
even at an extravagant cost from any
other source, Fortwenty-6ve cents yo1
can buy package which Will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and {
Like quantity Of Puddings, Custa1ds
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS FkRlAE CO.
53 Park Place. -. r.
, 1870-08-17
Tho Prod .M~ketBs

AQIN aVhEE- =.
AnwAEKEE. Aug. x.l6-BKEansEcrFs-FlcuE dnll:
:lGo Tor "a !, md sl.ooX ior No :. Oats steady
II sc for No = Corn 1eauy At SIC for rejected
Barley lover: SIC fur No. 2
FRK1GHfS-F1s1u, and unchanged
KEcE1F7s-s, 300 h1is nour. ~ 100 bu wheat-
SuirAES1s-n,0oG bf1s nour, ~, 900 pu waeaa
$50 n m.-Nheat dull aud hwer at <Lts 1os
10 In ktore, t1oox for No.a
OSNEGD.
OSwEGo. Aug. 1d.--BREAnsIuyfs-kroufs sssaa! esrt!
and Unchanged. xalek 1,&o0 bsls- Mneat 4a!rs, 4.r
saies car lot No. MilH1u1ee ctnb - Il Nuan .m
luiet aud lower; 100 hu No. = II Sic. osss onh
at E3SAc for Illinois.
l NEW YORK
,[NEw TORE, Aug. t6-CoT1us-e.ahe91 h4tee VIZ
| l.ales st I91!c for lni1Iling uplanta
! HEkEAps7rfTs = Flour hcte4pta, e,3to ofls,
@s,70 for supcrtce Western and State; $50
, 1870-08-17

.r.ros+1 nrus. Extra snpernne. IL .12k
sr5s 81 sha1G MEDIUM SuleEcne-.l 90
Extra sply carpet Eaae n's.a.n;: ..l.:s ,'-'- e
1@pss5ia;; =; Try Il do, * :, )un'n me