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It ia now announced from Maine that Govor-
nor Chamberlain has consented to allow his
friends to use his name as candidate fora re-
nomination. r ',sn-7, ~.
in Virginia, Eevads, a negro received 2e8
votes for Mayor, nEainAt $40 tor White msn;
hold their Stata Convention at Columbus, June
l, and will nominate candidates for Secretary
Of Stats, Comptroller of the Treasury, mem
Der OF the Board Of Public Works, and su-
prcme Judge.
Del, have published a card politely requesting
outsiders to permit them to manage thelr own
aHairs in their own rsy, and not to sand any
colored men into the Stato to CANVASS IN the
approaching campaign, unless at. the request
Of with the consent Of the resident, recognized
State Committee. ;,
Buffalo Courier (Denocrahc), SAYS: dood
feeling prevails throughout the Democratic
ranks once more. The little leaders who Set
themselves up against Tweed and Sweeney
| have been provided for, and ali signs q hos
ti1ity hare diaappoared Lawrence hlernan an
been nade Clerk Of the Board OF Educahons
q place worth about so, 600 . year. Senator
| Creamer remains at the head Of the Yammany
! Committee in his ward. and still holds bis
place Is Commissioner OF Taxes another
stO,So0 office. Senator Norton, otherwise tho
| @@-~
! most vehement Of all in deuuuncing Tam
many, has been made chief Of one os the bu,
reaus in the Public Works Department, Of
which Tweed is tie head. Congressman Fox
| still holds ont, and 80, I believe, does Morris
sey, both Of whom have, to our great wonder,
shown themselves in Washington siuce lag:
Wrote: but they will probably be brought
around pretty soon. The election for ner
Common Council and several Judges will take
place tho week after next- The nominations
! have not get been made, but the slate Is al
! fixed at Tan1nany Hall, and the mon whose
nsmes arc there consider themselves az goot
as elected already. Among them arc thses
or four representatives, Of the Young
Democracy" A despatch from Ner York
May 8, to the Cincinnati Enquirer democrat
ic), says: "To-day, the final restoration o
peace among tho late turbulent branches Q
Inc city Democracy, took place. At = privas'
meeting Of the leaders Of the opponents
Tamnany, it was resolved not to carry the wa
any further, and to make no opposition to th
Tnmmany city ticket to be voted for on tn
1ItI, inst. All il, therefore, once more hatmo n
). NOUS in the ranks OF the now reunited DE
mocEacy. Congressman Fox is out in q car
defining his position, and virtually announcln
tho end Of the late fight"
, 1870-05-11
1EIGGELLANE0M.

Grass seeds for croquet lawns form Lon
don trade spceialty.
Tho Fainters 1T Dusseldorf number about
200, ana they Pro1ncs pictures every 5ear to
the value of SEC, 600 thalers. America takos
$4,000 tha1ers worth annually,
The General Council OF tho University OF
Ediuhurg has finally refused to admit women
10 study in tho regular medical classes.
The London Meas says: The right to
discover Rea-se1pents is indefeaaibly vested in
the United Statee."
They have an association in England for
"reuniting families now nnWillingly sepa-
4ated." SOae who has suffered separation
from wife" sends S. to tho fund.
One OF tue greatest deGcacles at dinner
party in China Is said to be rotten eggs, stew
ed with birds nests.
Tho Comptroller Of Her Britannia Majesty 8
stationery office, Calculated that IN tho year
ending Tie s1st day Of March, 1870, the con-
sumption Of pens IN the pnblc of6ces sup,
Piled BY him, amounted to Il. $50 gross OF steel
pens and 553,737 quill pens. The cost amount
"A worlds Congress Of chess-players has
been called at Balen Baden on the 19th OF
July.
telegraphy, messages Were sent to Ieherans ID
Persia distance Of 3,700 ml1eB, and answers
were received in thirty seconds.
The current expenses Of the Mo1lcan
Government arc double it's income-
An Eastern exchange SAVE that 9 dog N
! Hartford recently suicided himself IN the most
deliberate manner. He had been 1t play W1th
other dogs and suddenly left them, walked into
the State House yard and placed his head unde1
1he rater in the basin and held it there untl
| life was extinct Whether it vas caused BY
some domestic trouble, or he was suffering
from temporary insanity, the account does MOI
s'a MH California lady is out in defence O
| po1ygamy, and, after stating that in nearly 81
countries " The female BOZ putnumbe!s :, Iht
| malea, puts these questions What ls tnt
surplus humber OF females, Tor whom thefe
| woman the same rights with her sisters!
-Anumber Of ladies' OF Paris have fornet
! themselves into society for the purpose o
reforming the fashions7 That is to Say, to re
duce the present e1ttaragant expenditure o.
dreae. They call their association HUnlo'
| Dr., F11u,7,es Chyetie1nes. Each lady promise
to spend so much, and no more, on her toilo
annually, and to pay ready money. w.,
.1;-taen niles long, and only two feet in wiati
~ ca,,re. las some grades as steep Us on
foof il eixtr, or eighty-cight feet to tho mile ~
and cnrvea: Of only two chains faains a, ~
whole cost Of the Workshops and rolling stoc
bnA leen bnt $40, 900 milo, and mora ms
ha1f Of Ills has been paid out Of pzohts, wh1c
have been 80 per cent on the original 1n7esl
1ncnt!: The plan attracts gres1 attention.
England, az likely to be. applicable on man
routes where more expensive roads CANNOT
built.
| the annual for the official statistics of Bfsme
| has 1ately appeared. From It we Learn tn:
The Talne OF the imports .of Bremen 10 1St
4 ,mm,nted to l10s, ,9l2, 577 thalers, and that (
lie exports to q, ,s1s,51s tha1ors.' Hsare til
, 1870-05-11

value Of ! <tbs anttrs n1ts 4 the elty NJ lazt
year 196, ~ ,U9e thMe1n; in 1858 il was
1ea, 10a, Id thsletu.
Subscriptions amounting to $4,000 In
vf1ue hlyej been taten mp for the common
school te.che1s Of Pxu1sis, whleh 1eEion has
srticles contributed, ne find mems coats,
pants, and boots children*s clothes and shoes
and mems and woments undertaking.. It raa
necessary to assist about ], 500 teachers, and
Rome 400 widows and orphans Of teachers.
-At tho seat ct tho Earl Of Chichester
Eng.) q cutious Eight was recently available.
A hen had been ID the habit Of laying her
WIS shut up. Meantime ei1 puppies vert
born in the Kennel. When the hen WAS lei
loose ahe proceeded to tho kennel and tool
charge Of tho pups 81 mother would do witt
. her chickens: She covered them with hei
wings, and scratched nbout to learn them tt
feed. She called them, and the puppies Wou16
: follow, and when any one offered to touch then
An important discovery is said to have
been nade at Jerusalem. It is N old stone
bearing tho figure Of god sitting On throne
with priests on both eides, and . Hunyarltist
inscription two lines in length, which had beer
brought from feman, and Was offered fol
North German Confederate Consulate, sue
ceedea in obtaining an impression, which is 81
present in the hands OF the Confederate Con
sui" DR.. B1au, who IL residing for time al
Berlin. The inscription is said to contain The
namo of Athtar (Astarte).
"A complete schedule OF figures On The
subject OF mercantile marine Was re.
Gnrnent. The following is an abstract OF tht
figures in round numbers, going back foztl
7enrs; and comparing the growth or decline o.
the maritime powers from decide to decade:
, 1870-05-11
DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION.
Great Loss Of Property In Pcnnsyl-
yanIa-Flcuscs, SnSy'.HlfIIs, Lum-
her. Timber, and Ecnccs Burned.

fron. nc setammn T. ro31, xTpugtn, t1a mny IN
% IIe 9 a"n usa sa5 u5"m .an1;dnrnhia III artte1ue
CtaIh H. ase nent sny nn We5nesd.r .fternoon and
u; as e = anrro,chcd the atcarn saw-n1iIs
n.E. csa. pIorr1selx t,,-nod n1,t r. ficht tho
~ a9oant ~ ond + ,ras nniy hr she most nnre-
el:i :tt;n. hnr th.t IN 1n,3s veTo sayed IA Il
1ss' .aaa +Haou ne ~ anJ cirhf fhonsani feet Of
1,,1ohar vera burned. 4 portion OF the na-
;no+z WA t,ten or,t of In mills in nxpects
~. a. 10 hn;1ii;nrs von1d he burned hnt
u H. 40 ;n., vas ,,siv h1onrt nnilar contro and
t,,e+hap tne inp Gest1nct;an lea nrnSonted.
1o1 Thn he i;ro uresen,ed a grand spectacle as it
svent throueh the Notch. covering the siilo Of
~ pmonnfsIR w;th siaat Of firee the flames
1o.r3;,,s ahoyo the trees. roar;ur and crackling
as fsoee blasted tho bnillne< 9oIiare. Undar
tha ~ sfTonr turrent Of air sHeepinr through
tho Nnfch' the flames sproad with IN almost
incre]ihle 1apidity: go rapid Was it's progress
ami ;ntense fhe heat that even the birds could
nnt escane. aud several dead pheaaants aud
ofher birils were found intLe road in thomorn-
ine.
fnter news from Catbondale and other
points bring information Of great destruction
Of property By the fire. At Carbondalo the
fra reached The tannery Of Mr.. Morse, and it
Vas oujy through the e1ertions Of the Fire De-
partment that Il was saved. The barn near
The tannery, With Ill its contents, was de-
stroyed. Tho tiremen worked bard all the af.
teruoon to sare the further destruction Of
, 1870-05-11

Nobody, We presume, will. be surprised
Mt The acquittal of Mcfarland, indicted for
tho murder Of Albert G. Richardson, an
.nounced in our telegraplic. columns,. this
morning. Nor do VIC suppose that anybodys
opinion is in the slightest degree: changed
as TO whether the accused committed
murder or not, by that verdict. OF course
the long trial has served to bring out the
trnth, and the public, who were utterly
ignornnt before, have become enlightened
rs to the pre-e1isting relations of all the
parties in the case by the evidence that has
becn addnced.- But that evidence has
nothing whatever to do with the YER
dict. Tho jury could just as well have
pronounced the prisoner, Is Not Guilty" on
tho day they were empanelled, as on the
day when they received tho charge from the
Court. As matter Of founality, the accused
was arrained as matter Of for1nahty,
and, possibly, Of amusement, the jury lis
tened to the testimony; as matter OF
fornnality, certain experts we're introduced
who declared that the accused was an in
sane man at the time Of the c6u,nittal OF
the alleged crime, md then, IS mattnt ct
formality, and to complete the solemn
farce, the jury bring in fore-
gone conclusion amid immense ap-
p1ause. It has como TO be 80
much a matter of course that, in all such
trials, there should be an ncquittal on the
plea Of insanity, that the nexs step, and
TINT q very short one, is that there should
DO no trial ut all. According to
the present tone OF sentiment and
opinion With the average juryman, any
man who pretends to believe that another
has invaded his domestic happiness aud
honor, mny shoot him dead with entire GER
tainty that the deed viii not only So W.
punished, but be applauded- on.this point,
and the facts of the case befofeus, We shall
have something further to say.
, 1870-05-11

The Court was engaged, yesterday, in bearing
motion to suppress depoaitlons, so thas II was =
Late hour thAt the n1a1 calendar WAS p3ocecoeo
with.
CITY CASE
George Van Ga1ten v. The CITY, etc. THIS = an
action on the csse to recover for alleged personsi
Injuries The case has been once Hted, the result
then being verdict for the city. The injuries are
sta:ed To hzve been received BY tho falllu4 o.
plaintiff over the coping at the approach 70 ~
former ris1 thas the defendant had lately aLIiqea
In this cltJ- He was on the north side Of Wasa-
ington street one evening, In February Or Aarcn'
uuaiptauce, he went to cross the street, and beiEx
unaware Of the opening OF tue tunnel approach,
feII in. On tho paIt Of defendant, upon tue former
Iia, it vas shown, 70 tho satlafAciIon, 1t would
seem. Of the Jury, that the Joung man, plaintiff,
was tuebItated..
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u11uors SUPREME couRr pEo1s1oHs.

no1o 4 'a1 ~ n1n t0,,oana n'ons, - 10, =,
causes II 1hien opnions rave Been led i shls ss stn
~ n,asss e. 4, 9ssss Fsss;s ns,sr..a md
| msp.ed: ~,1'' ,--.--,,--
+" + " 1. ayM i 9oexET sszIsi -'''' ''1 - pa
pownns wth Rs7f5.ea nd ss.n.paea q ,,n
y re?Ris s r. shinf1 OF High
IS GallasheIE. Beanat Affirmed
8 ehieaxo a i % Soss6re.seia ten Railroad '. Diehl Ro.
,:lsed = dGedG I'd ensaae nssst A.sosa Ao
s'sashw q. w.azergs aaisa:f b.ssh. Afahsmea.
ts|sssS Ssss;ss ~ sss Fs:s Sssss 4; H.
& Rsn.tesd sa :. 70 etis tis ef i affirmed
Wisf;S,s sf;as ;5I1 H@iitea 1t5,5S 15Sd Ii r,n..se
s. asR1si asR@nei :. aasess' Ai1@ed ' a..a 'anaso
s spSssae t :: cFa's. HS RsSvssseS "a 1smsads4
s. chiesso 4 RoeE Ilaaa Ksisoad cd = Fahsy. Re.
= si..1I st1z'I:fH = Hsysea. Sfi'ee t 4 % 4anssd
S. {{s5 % :: : Ssssea: Rss':4l Ad'e$ss zt::s$4
,.s:s: e. H:@sss = and
AHs;eFs Il: Hs:psr y. sss,.4ss: z' aezsss ''
Y.
Il sssse Sssssf E :: F. 5ssss
$ 5 sst't ss,. 1r .,,nt,es. n5as.k ''N'
il. chiesso. Bufinsten & Quincy Railroad ,. Dunna
Is Ia. : Isndseicr ': ,Wsidruu;;, Affirmed.
il. IeonsTd :. Duttou Ct II. Affirmed
Z & ssR s5R$:s &S;Ss;: as3:ts md ,rn,asea
Isl. FarweI Ct NJ '. Wardtu- Reversed and re-
hfaasq ii. Jepes '. MeGpirt: Affirmed a
Rfs2.9b 9Es. b.as Aae1ate 7 E :. DIETRICH Affirmed
,n.ss,s ,sS Gsrk ct al v H0sle, Administrator R
Is. Ford gt a. =. Crafty Affirmed ...,,., .,a ra
ussaed: - dsns'a e. -. 80 .a..s
IL. fsiaf. Adanis:f :faio! :. chcaso, Burlington
a54ssd. ~: 0A3'e4' &1iSls'N>'' y .'N' " -
S:sssi bsZss:s S Eszs;s - Sssss
turing Company. Ks!essea sad rsnaaaed. -, :.
mssacdE, p.~,,n p.s-n.a M, rrn,,s.,
Re53oa RRs53nf sass faassa 4 Il .a dna Fe0Anae
s nsss + i :; yssaf. Stal31sd., :, :, n.x.p,a,
I'd ieresaasdi, ,c1,.... a..-,-.t, :, 4mn,a
md fc1asSdea- ,.,a.s, .a.n..
e Il Gy GGtsy & & Gsess Gsesss 5s9as Aff'as
@ P6ei:n AaaFsws S,.{na Aa''5nsf t 4 Affirmed
n;sdet e; Nh'tea'ae y as1sHfsn Rsve''ta 'nd Fs
:, p Rethssf6sT ct Il -aon. Reversed aud remand
r. .s;2nsS ESrTieh Fire Insurance Company v boomer
AinsSe e.; ssmn's5e'n INSURANCE COMPANY n4eaDs,'
AaEinssSS, , ssSS,ns. efn...- sas''I .esrmss. ~
IS. Smell Ct a. = Globe Insurance Company RI
, 1870-05-11
REAL ESTATE.

wal1antee deeds. conveying city and suourha
property within seven miles Of the Court Hous
fled for record on Tuesday May 10:
Lose AZ, 4 of Dougias place, e /, ssK11ssA
It; Nov. 50, ..-.-..----.+---....-.~.. Sill:
Douglas place, r cor Of Lake avn I, 1907
I16o and IeI It: April Sc. 97ra
Blue Island AZ, ~ ITO It e Of Evans st,
Mt 72xlD0 II; May r.. -....----.-.. ~
% 4s5i9T Il: + Ami sS....-.ss..s -..-.... soc
Hubbard st, " cor Of Page q + 43l5
II. also Page st, 80 It q OF Hubbard 81,
e 1Ga11ak Il, with buildings; april 30-- 11,0'
Morgan st, 2191s It n Of Adams 81, 7 !, e5ss
119+ IT. MAY a-..-....------------ 4,l
Wnhpanseh aV, Of Wallace ST, I, u 3-1sI :
100 IT, Feb. .93......-....-..--.-.. ..------ :
Bu1pside Ct, s cor Twenty-nEst ss, VIZ
&c 9-10x151 It; Aay aya.---.---.-..-.-..- -
HaIsted st, eo6 It Of Douglas place, " I, IS
Haisted 81, 81 II n Of Douglas place, wf,s
124H n, April ----.-....-..---...-.--... 3
WoicotE St, 65 4-10 It a Of Whitney sE vi,
a 1-t01s7 IT.; April 50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
SedgwlcK st, e cor Of oax as, n I. 39112a
IT. Feb 3..-.. LII
Bremen st, 3 " cor Of Hobbie st, I, esxleos !.
It; april .--....------------.--..-
eoETH or CIT LNIrA-
Lots 1s and II in Eorcott's sub Of ofswA
Sec. 16, e8 II east; Dec, II, t9---...-----.
WEST OF OLD CITY LIAIrs-
Park AZ. 1c0 It " OF Fan st. 1, eo110o IT.
Affu 13.-. -.--..<.%.-A~++---s-.- -
, 1870-05-11

Governor Aeo.n, Of Mississippi has pre-.
.osa5 md viii urge the Legislature OF that
stsse, in special message to pass, oi., Oh
NV, Droyidine that IN criminal cases, wherein
pto Pr 5afencs Of insanity is introduced it
.ns,1 10 make no difference with the result OF
, 1870-05-11

New Or1eans will hereafter be the Mecca
Of ali pilgrim prize-fghtazs- Her police
Will superiutend all mills " with polite
ness md the strictest regard for the sane
tity Of law and order. Let the uneasy
bruise1s, who have heretofore been
bnlked in their pursuit Of the
manly art of maaling, arrange
their festive exhibitions hereafter for the
free soil Of the Pelican State, with the Chief
of Police as bott1e-holder. The fight be-
tween Mace and Allen yesterday, estab-
lished the reputation OF Louisiana as tho
prize-ring State. Hereafter let her escutch-
con be pair of gloves and belt, and her
motto, stLet the best man win"
: It has been established, TINT Of these two
Englishmen, Mnce and Allen, Mace. who
was already champion Of England, is nov
champion Of America, and will so continue
until he is either forgotten or whipped.
We say champion Of America with some
reservations We have several thousand
grizzlies in the Sierras, any one Of whom
would whip Mace in the FIRST round and eas
him in the second We have one thing
which would whip Mace QUICKER even tuan
! q grizzly, and that is honest work. But OF
all the devices invented by the ingenuity
of man for living without work, ne rejoice
that there is one IN which every person
who attempts to live by it is sure to gel
Just *hat he Deserves swift and terrible
punishment. There are other classes be
| sides priize-6ghters Who aim to live withon
| work, but they don't walk into the ring an<
take their nanu1ing, as they OUCH
to be- made to. We would lk'
to look down On Maoe and Alle'
fight. As blow after blow is given
to each by the other, as one gets his snel
ler erased, aud smother has his pepper
shut, and the first gets store in under tn
bread-hsaket, and tho second is knocke'
down Ike bullock by an axe, we shoul'
smile, and say, tsGood, boys, that's just wha
all decent people think You both deserve
Would that all who Try to get living ou
of the fooGIh and vicious, or in any othe
wnythan by squasely earning it, we're sur
Of tho same Kind Of pay"
, 1870-05-11

REAL ESTATE n4CkEE4
SanHel Myers ct als- Y. David Pratt ct Ala De
cree entered fur the sale {suhect condiIons) oil
an undivided halt IT Lots 81 to 81 Inclusive, Of r
J. uamtlton's Subdivision Of the west hall Of the
northwest quarter OF Section IS, 49, II, excepting
the west TWO anu q half chains
Gerhard Foreman ct al. r. Johanna Powers et
ais Decree entered confirming sale Of Lots 81
and Is, IN the South Scandinavian Addition, Sub
division OF Blocks 81 and 81, C2c2l Trustees Sub
division Of the west half Of Section a., 80, II, to
Martha Kelley, at the price ot$43a*L
NEW SUITE.
Frederick Tnltz ct ais. '. William f. Remington.
A8EumpsIt. Demand, 81, 600.
Wilder Il Bush Y. Marcus G. Stears- Assump-
ST. Demand, s. 600.
PARTNERSHIP CONTROVERSY.
Mary H. Mann y. The SHayne Manufacturing
Company. This Is bill died to procure dlssolu-
tton OF copattnershIp and an accounting. 1s well
to prevent the sale OF the assets of the copart-
ner7hip, and the tnterneldltng Of complainant
with the books and assets Of the nr. 1t ts stated
that . copartuership Has formed between Calvin
Il. Sway1e and John q. Peck, In the distillfnR and
Ike businesses, in May, 1867, 70 continue unit!
January l, 1870, unless It YVES sooner determined
BY consent or notice Subsequently complainant
became the owner Of Fcck's interest It Is charged
that SHaype has violated all the terms Of hi
agreement, and has offered the property for sale
acting under an article OF the agreement Authortz
ing sale upon dissolution II It WIS NOT By con
sent The sale iS claimed to be advertised by =
party not member OF the lrm or company.
, 1870-05-11
CIRCUIT COURT.

NOTICE. .
Their. viii he no trial calendar made up for th.
May term The Court viii continue the hearing
Of motiona, chamber business, and cnancelY
causes. -.-....
NEW sulT-EKyESUH CASH
William O. Osgood '. Edmund Jnsseu, 81 Col
lector OF Internal Revenue This Is 8 Proceed
ing By injunction to restrain the defendant
from collecting {nnder the revenue laW1 balance
alleged by defendant to be due upon an 4sse5s
ment male By respondent. a. ttst.ller. Com, 2.
The terms Of the lar governing his
business, despite which the Assessor Of this dis
1ict made M assessment against him Of 81, sos,
based upon hts business Of March, whereof he did
not return according to the capacity Of hs distil
ing under the 50 per cent clause Of the United
States lzw. which requires him to pay tax 70 the
extent OF 50 per cent
Complainant alleges that he has pafu all the
taxes that were legally due BY him, and that the
tax sought to be assessed was unjust.
PREVENTED FROM LkAs1S9.
Eugene ssrods and Elias Bayilss I: WILLIAM VIII a e;
to restrain defendant nom leasing the buildings
Nos. s4 and So Randolph street, on the north hum
tred feet Of the west hnlf Of Lota, Block 81, Otg
nal Town.
, 1870-05-11
United STATES DISTRICT COURT.

QNITRU ETAT6S UBl6lUI VVURIa
M HANkRGFrCY.
NDnos;tion Ito Discharge-C. Asa johnson, OF
Chicago; Gideon Kennedy, Of Bristol, Kendall
County.
, 1870-05-11
wnlter brown oe s@s>s- Monthly Wool
Circular.

circular.
The inactivity which YVES so preyAcn> in the
wool market at the beginning Of April bag COD
tinudd, and the month closes with an exceedingly
dull traaes ,.,, ~ mr., VIM, ,,aon,,ctu;sr,
aud Dealers which We noticed in OFT LAST Circular,
IS without any Abatement The sprtng trle In
OF those Interested, both IN the amount Of goods
soldr and the prices obtsined: the latter showing
s s eR sn m n coz ii u
some manufacturers, becoming discouraged By
this condition Of business, aud nndng that they
money back, are working up tneir stck Wtthee
view Of Stopping their machinery; husahe trouble
= o9 e wRR na5 = ep se
consuming their capital In meeting tie losses On
their goods, hut obliged to continue running,
with the hope that times w11 change for the bet
ter
The dlstrust and uncertainty about The credits
Of buyers nave never, since ne begi.ntng,ot fhs
At present and this feeling Is justified BY ne III III
"Sss Tas quiet existing in othcr branches of trade as
well as.iu Wool, is perhaps In q great measure
owing TO r. 'atsTy sst,9n q c90E.ess in regard
flnaily disposed Of, OF should Congress Adjourn in
which case they wonld b. settled for the time be
jor It would probable give an impetus to the geu
| erI traffic Of tue country, from which the WOO
trade trad > ei he country wo1d materially beneat.
reta is now lIsht M hoGeis hae1ns WofEei Cd aosr
| Of thcir Old lots, preparatory to receiving the
new Hools; and the prospects arc TINT all the old
| ueece woods now In ma1tet will be wanted before
the next clip can begin to 60 into consumption
| In cumming up the foregoing facts, 1t seems
reasonable us to suppose thai In view Of the rc-
Iuced stocks Of nearly all casses OF wool, there Is
not ltEely to be any further mater11 decline, while
| the nupTnGtablenexs ct the woollen goods u.1de
/ will prevent any 1nnatiou-
nstsot a. With t1n,es we snail ntFer from s00. 900
| 10 q51 0a0 ns Of wool consisting Of neece, tub,
| pulled, secured, C2llfornla. Texas anu otnet
| pnIs4S .Tno,a hsra hean nnre mn and bava ac-
,raa1sts ~ 80 cnnG5erobte eTtsnt h11t ~ miners
Ss1n tnromeneed ~ an sEesiinr sFns. he supoiy Of
mnr WOOL cannot b tpItneF augmented, and these
Iii nrnhahly aunrectate xa stocks become 1e1fueed.
CiL1FoRciA Noo1s--owng to thelr relative
cheapness, have probably been the mosI active, ana
stocGs are now quite light The new clip y ahoas
coming into market, aud promises 70 ne o. & osk-
Ter character Than ass season. GmI a.s ,r,cea
md q more buoyant feeling than Is warranted by
The present market at the East
We advise shippers to exercise NIL 0ssErfnaNH-
t0n In making their putclases a8 70 ~
condition: :as olr long experience n these Noois
. more IemuneratiTe rates kha1 the inferior and
| faulty parceIs which are telnenuy drug On the
markell .no,, ma
TEAS Wodfs-Stesek ~ =. .,o., aa ~. -,,,sat
general duness Nnic1 W & r.. saa.1 , atI
| has anecteu lne ta!nI =. -i.nis 40 me,s re.@
lions nave peeu 4Sutr. <4!tsa.' - ,,o-,
E0RElGS NOuI5.-4A '!-1s oeStA !a*uI. s1.t..
4soss!nsns sia - 80 EaF FEni.t jmnnr79 an. fair
Thn fnilnvtnr arg the sales during the month. Il
, 1870-05-11

s1,15
91saN
$3.50
5000
1900
4,1os
$50
4.9n
500
500
s2ao
1,l3T
$50
500
, 1870-05-11

The Missouri Valley and the Council bluffs
& st. Joseph Railroad arc about consolidating
under the title Of tho Kansas City, St. Joseph
& Omaha Railroad. The basis OF the CONSOLE
dation is thrce shares OF the Missouri Valley
Railroad stock to one Of the Council Bluffs
H,i1rot6
, 1870-05-11

TIE CHICAGO RIVER lMPR0vEMENT
Tho Board Of Public Works, in their es.
tinate for the present year, include the
following items:
CHICAGO HIyIH 1kTRoYHNEST.
Interest on s, 900 per cent bonds,
heretofore sold 900
Interest on $1.001, 900 per cent bonds e
Inonths,, -......-...........-.. s3,D0o
Sinking fund on s, 900 oOoo........-...-... 4s,eos