davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-16

TuEsDAr EykEMo, Marrh L.
The1c Has 1ets activity in the demand Tor domestic
rfiecs p1eraed the de- Inc On prints, bIeschcd shrt
ttgs brown eLcetnka, c1r1et jenna. and cett b-ins
s.Fne wc.e dull and cattctiIks rulcd ony fAty ae7e
Nc 1eT{sc pt,F ust. ~ foll31Ef:
, 1870-03-16
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGQ DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY KrUHa. M1rrh1s.
Is 81 q aSa5 nna E e. e e.a @ Ii
reid sct3eet to the ukua1 charges Of storage. anesa
'Bf5T t. $500 to,: .b.pped I'm d.
hs ,4Fs ttp. rhs e. s
tueh aaa p,iees remaining wcsf I'D irzeFai.r The:e
H. 3o lnq1 Ill., i15 ap6n b t
II SS:se ae9 s e a sSSi nS
ka s@s1 a'iai f Ill remain.
t fIsh Rs En- ss
Dc ass: .na & afa
s9St: fts 1aIse III fs sa't fs
.nesca1 Ac: Uqion 4 r: Euun1ea, ~ bu. Tx 8:-t
0REEsE-1he demand io1 thi. Isiele Is 4loT!y T..
@ The e I'LL. ~ tlhs f4ai u III n9a. ts
H. is. HteE St * e
Ee a9ete: NeE YoEf fsetory. ,.s;35ec; Illinois fac
}.e 6ae.ness &: 6:e in bitaniaoa.
4s da5ns The PIT Eses bqt @ n4.S 1cn
s.n,tquecct P1ses rem.1 unclaimed. but H. Il some y;
.ss s
hs FTsp,isd Sto; RI rfs;op ri 11d
o thrSe Minsfsi ctd Rtd:e aoa @iass Bsst sss
Seftnf e H esa xsassa; hino; eo
a 5I. IL tss tss
Mtehx---..--.- E
9:G:Js!f::: &;SSxs &;SSx
arafnrE t9ig4e
.e;nmoo
fAtt to good 80
Prime to choice
1Sa nRsssF w H0Gs-Keceved il hesd: s5ipted ess
sfss 5s = st? sid d7aa
iDf G9 Soo e. n az a st5s 1 so ~ tu,e
qe.s eSpps af. N ~ s11anea q
EKiIifS If tH13 EijiSNYeTy little improvement IL
vs.b,c IN Ihe condition .. the irns 5ns!ks 1hS DC:
70 s 81
,etttties tter to sn. 2soe1s to meet
s:seS. ia - e!sPesed s. ?aots
fs &: Il s1as. aiaa ths;
lex ii prsy.Ee q ri fhe etees.
1s;.SSs ass,s IS :adsRs' At
$sH:s:s s<s:s n s. !:
xsftte a5pat; sG Ia ai
ratke1e!. No 6E3 rcE;."-------.-+'... s5sS m
assis5sI 1atss 5aaa fsH ~
SssEs5s ~. : 1s:t sl:.: r. .sst sl35; i
X9S5;5e S t5,s H.si M
10. box herring. new.-.----.-~----.----~-' ~ =
FL isf1ss .aot 9sia:na n1s
ta9;:aHF asEias s R,2 III ri s
s;TSxSSs. f;5H g g & R:ts vii; ss"
HAT-No material change h1s taken ptaenf II ii1b. IT
m.lKet for this arclc The aemA9a i ,. r 1c
4Tic fhc Fupp}y IL yrtJ 1be1a1: hence 111ecs asac
xcak md Irregular The following afe 81 =, nG "a
P! =: 5:'fs e 'i:st a!@Sa st'fss
4: 81 iAo: P1;t5ss, @ 5oeee' On "aeon'
H1nRSoheeetFod. s5s,7 s: shipped aos s The
htc ms1kct hns bcn r1y dull dnt1n5 thc FL MeGt
e eela Is: fsxs S:ts sssn al
Eaete1o tanner, and under AceznulaH1k stoe11 pas@
hstc steadily setted down. the decline dnrnk ne
zuoutttns to fully Ac xroen cured Ana p1s
:, e On green cs In d Eock no ehanef9 1ef
- shseo & ha1s tenae1e5 Gee sse?
ssne n'sG ~ Il pdft e I'd e. e.
1o1 1e1se q se@oc VI quote hides fallo.s:
,e heaEI s3;; fre;4 S7,ta sal.sd es fs It.
fiten IL He; az ala Nc; d aaltet E%lss; ts.};F;
ttuGby scared cut Or other1ise dauaxed- t"o lnlto'
crIsc: branded. 10 nj cent OF IL. -...1,,.
LGMBHE-Ihrf following table ahoTe tne !Gcs4Hn - ~
d thit.ncpt4 Of lumber. ahinEes kna 411 H1t@ 's
:att twenty foc1 boufa: r~,r;u, satpmen1.
LEnhe1. ~ 10 ilssi0o
II IS. 9cio9 io7 t.bis taos; ia receipts End ahipea
sos tx ekpo1Glng tine lat 5ea1 sAfDn<t
81! ::9eSs s;. 1:..:.....:..:.::-..::
III II fois~i1s i; ii The Ioeept. and s1
r'ehsA sinee the LIT Of March: p..u.,,. s5,nn.nt.
naees. ~ @ e a. Is Mi "a
S1inSses. es.so------..-..-...--....-~-Se1 - ~
7bs aaas1ed fsas sasTi d. Increment n iasases.
, 1870-03-16

Rye w4s Inactive, aLd Normally &c ioTer-at
+.1cr rtgulnr lots OF No. 2; 65ta63hc io- Be1cu5
n feceip1a Of No 3. and 61c for rejected. Sale
WIS made Of go bu No at 63Hc .
BAley was dull, with no change. We q1o:e No.
d. 60@s5c-1he outside in The Northwestern
NJ, ett s7@a0c, and rejected at s9@34:- sAes
re: a,tQ0 ba Cauude, ltee OF storage, at 8l-oa
Dt5 goods are du1l, and Eight concessions a'e
etue g1an,eulo many quarters On lsat weeks
,1lcea. Spring goods are m fair ss3c6. Carpet
tI<s4alet-
=G,oce.1es sre moderately active. S7gars are Kc
3uBet- Teas ard co1ee 4c. Soda, a,a1ch. I1ce1
gro soaps IN light requear and eaa1er+
prres a1e IL falr demand AID unchanged
Nails are o1 17Nc; nor selling at f. 50 ra:ea
-iTculs arc IN Light H1ock and unchanged
.O,a a1e gulcc. Ca:boo Il 1c lower, ana Lard Oh
:ss adsauced cA@5c.
Hoes are dull. VIII large s:ocks On hand.
E1t1er Is unchanged; choice qaalines sca1ce.
.Eeen nte 7@ee better per doz-
The following we1e the stocks Of grain IN store
IN his CIT on Saturday evening last and at COZ
i, Ter poudtnG dates:
, 1870-03-16
MEDICAL.
i Case Of Inflammation Of Kidney.
and Gravel.

Frpn NoBoAx, FEAzEl l. Co
GLASGOW, Missouri Feb. 5. 1ss3.
Nh 1T HE.xHoLD:
DEAR S1n: About two ye11s ago Twas troubled Will
both Inflammation OF tho KidneTs and Gravel, when
resorted to saveral remedies, without deriving any
benefit whAtever: aud seeing you EIEAcT BEcHu Id
vertised procured few bottles and uted them The
re9uH Z complete tn i short tu1e- regard
ycm KNRAcE BCcHC to bs decidedly the be4t ralnedJ
ext.nt for my 4nd III dIxtases Of tho Kdnoys, aod
I'M quits confident thattt Et1 do al you claim for IT,
You EAT puhH.h this Jua de=lto - = do
Your respectfully.
KDWE II. FEAZKL,
United States Hospital.
6A1HncII. n. g., March ID, 1856.
q. I: HxzxBo1D. Esq.,. PhIlAdeiphIz. Penn:
DEAR sn: I wish Jau to send nas cue dozen Of Tout
sArssp.ri1a Extract. and half dozen ef your Rose
Wash.
Allow re to ny that your proportions arc Te15
sAafaetcr1, Eot only to the practitioner but also to the
patient. and shall coae.yor to bring them to uuivs1
ufe in this patt Of the country.
Pease forward these u,ed1ctnes Axz1n II bcfore o,
o. D.. pe1 e1p1ess-
14m, III. rery respectfully youEs. &C..
MA HOFFMAN,.
Surgeon h charge Of Hoepttz1
, 1870-03-16
i Permanent Cure Of Gravel Of
Twelve Years. Standing--St0ne
Passed and to be Seen,

1QAa14lA@ A9i14-s ACC4 A2s A1Q-.
De. HKLXBoID:
DEAR SrR: It s With rnuth pleasure that wEte you
upon facts respecting nysef- I do not know hardly
bow to express nJsef have been for the List ten
twelve years the sreaes sufferer could bc ane live:
but more sometimes than oihe14. The complaint was
the Gravel "KIdne5s" a1d " Binder" have been
so emes fru telve to fourteen houEn. and Hantedta
uaako water every minute, but could not. HAZE
eued docter both In Massachusetts and ths State and
takcn pns. may sa1. BY the quart, also quo1ed nsd
cinee, hut found relief In my. and got worso The
iast Eix months. I Was that could se4rcel5 get
about. eon1d not rest night a day. It would socu
have been al up with Il hid not eeeu your ad
rcrt.sezneptin the Berkshire Courier headed ~Kid
ney4n I read It through md thought would III Il
purcha1ed 4bote. but. mind yo. had not much filth
In t. Why shou1d xhen had been trying 70 u1anJ
thing and cnEt mach? Well, began taking
and before hid t7keu the first bottle felt bad: but
fniehed it and got another By tha time took half Of
the teeord got su wurse {appa1ezt1y} When 1w1ked
1t seemed ny right kidney falling from IT.
place. and really bad 1fel before had ofshed
the second, that h4d made up my mind It was ot no
use 15ing aDy nore.-and al this time the 'Buchu"
1ss doing IT. work, but did not know It; 10 ssTe 1t
up md went to Hartford Saturday, to Of tho hest
docto IN the ei. He s4id tbs neck Of TIM hlad
der. xnd ahou1d hare to undergo N OPERATION He
kavo medicine, md wenthomcqu quite do1u'heazted
On Sunday was unable to 20 to church. had net
taken any Of his medicine. hut on my Tetuzn con-
tinutd n1inG the R1thu and In thA afternoon hat
4 deairo to mako Water, but could not About nus
kouz aftsr this tried ain. with tho resut: but
tho NEXT time took the ressel 1t ths tu1
ing fauces and stopping Il Oh sxsIu. 1t fol
three ttmes. md Tho third tina theta something
the pa1s1gs and stzuek against ths de
, 1870-03-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

IQfA l.0A l.cB
BEEF UAT!LE-:The prev alenee Of : seveEo anoF
:nFE rendered a1moet entire tuspeustnn Of ho<ncat
II the htokk Ya1ds necetaa1y to day Neither o9 the
IN carrying passenEers t. and from
upon ptTate nreyanee. very few buyers put = ~
oR IN hs a1f. r.; ~, ?, tf9s xe IL m 1
vtrienFe aide from limited ,nsaifr fo5 hutebsI
:pg dong. The ten + Of Eastern ad!5ccs WAS rather
moe and had the weather been fine It not
,mfrha5le.-fn yicE Of the meaEre arppIy,-th4t the
n.Gre tes:14he udiuE would have found purchasers
echt advtuce. but the u1cert4iaty Of eating
moxrnent Of Ka.teru buEels and prices rcuasin
.tspiiay he pices rrrnt On the losns dsys of lit
xeek q 9Na@7s nfinep.:d dor medium e eho.es #
l1c3 rs ave1aEc. The following msy be eonsidefed
, 1870-03-16
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, March Is.
Ehe following table shows the receipts and an!p-
= Of produce ut this point during the part
LelRht hours:
, 1870-03-16
HELMB0LD'S BuCHU,

neck Of tho bladder, Inflammation Of the Hdncy1
eatar1h Of the bladder, stranxy OF painful u1natinG
, 1870-03-16

New York Wool n1arkft-
Epecial Dcspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw YolK. March L.
The wool mayfet II not atttve Finer grades Of fleece
In fair Eeqrctt, Let4 inquiry for pu1ed wooa- Wool
l. n Eoods untct.ed by the fluctuations 10 Rod,
EEECraly tim.
, 1870-03-16
OCEAN STEAMERS
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s
ThropKh Line to California and Ghill

FAHE8 GHEATLF HEUGCEUs
steamer teave Pier No. q. North River. loot Of O..
nc1-st. At Il O'Clock noon. 4n the 9th md 11ok
Hxee2s when thtse daJt fAu on 8Qnd4y. thdu th6 dJ
Masch SHRERY QHAUNCEY. Capt Maasy. con
pecti-S with GO14uKN UlTY. Capt ComstocE- -,
Natch s1-ALASkA- GApt. Gray, connecting With
COLORADO, Capt. FAsnswctth-
Dpe hundred ptuud1 Of cAk&1&B allowed fIea to A4&
sdult pts4eaSe.; 4aclaon md Attendance trta.
Al departn5es touch ~ I a.nz.so ~ III H, q e
ucrta 5;h and 7lst for Qeotr4 AE1eatzu poz1, ~
those IT IEt toneh It HAuKAatno.
FtJR JAPAN AND CHINA.
tteamez CHINA. 1.2r119 Ap:U I. IEq -
For freight md patsske 20 II f1[tass 5n5a
It, New Yosk. L. 4 8ABE. Agent Gc At General West
otn Agency. crcez ZAha1e md Madiaen-9ta ChtcsFo
, 1870-03-16
SHATTERED C0NSTITU'
TI0NS RESTORED
By HRIaBoLD,sE EXTRACT BUuHu.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT

BUUHU AND IMPROVED ROSE wA8a cure -
cet sud delicate dsotde1x in ali thciz etaSes II little
expearc little Of ehanss diet, no ineonvenience
and no exrosuse. It il pleasant In ta1te and odoz f-
mediate In it, action. and free from al in1to1a p1op-
e1tict.
, 1870-03-16
DR.. Townsend,

s3 South Carkt gives srec1al Is dfsealea ol
tue xcpltp urinary organs Ind al chronic aud dlcutt
dlseales of Pirate aAt11o n both Ee1ts a. tscat3
irTesu1ar,tfe Ha pamphlet Of advice sent f1ec
tdtfee. Medicines sent to al parts Of the country
{.nn6uJt stfon free
, 1870-03-16

Confidential Physfciau, formerly Of St. Louis, h&s fog
the lsat nine yeazs been located In this cltr 1t No. LII
South Clsrket. corner ct Monroe Chicago, III, and It
Ia not too uneh to s4y that be l. one Of the
fu praetioncs In Tor c1tbe tho disea.es be ad
ye1t1sea treat Heud for ha t,onhy modIc4t sheet
and nde to Health treatir III dieeasee ot the ecx
also eHeaaes peculiar to females. you shok tho witt
fDgs Of tho Spccf4st Of the present day worth
carrlu1 pcusa 6ent to any address free Of ehA1Ea.
Hou,s Ct attendance It office. from to p N.
SundAJt, tn p H. Qa1l, or A6dre*a Dr. O, HIqE-
Low r. u. Box LII Objcafo. Ill
, 1870-03-16
MEDICAL,
DIR. kEYSER,

i Physician Of Orer Thirty Tears' Experl-
enee, and Graduate Of the Jefferson Med
ital College, and Of the CaiEerdtJ of aedl-
cine and Surgery, Of Philadelphla.
, 1870-03-16

Desctibes diaeases without any Information t5om tht
patient and cu1ea without any ens Or tho use
tIeat1nent 2lB Heat &aaieon-s up ttaiza. k,onnu,s
ton fee q Send s:e to. h1s "GUtDE 1o HEALTH
, 1870-03-16

we;c: i: bus faT clover nj ts4o % hss1 poor tiuao
thy at ~ 20. 100 Ad fatr at &4 Is; 10 good At A1
and ~ It Sls5; 16 choice At s4ao - st&SA95; at
S. t1: 10 bsEB tffuc On D. t.
1inr Of Eaode du1iuE week us closed and prices we're
tre ,ower: Young Hyton. common to tsiE. q1s3s: d.
sIEl1: tnpttioF e 6es i,peri. q re O.; ehose M
xLH: colo1ed naturs leaf Japan. Bep&l Us; good to
fEe Euurowder, s1aGSl4E: choice to ext11 choice,
klst61fS
, 1870-03-16
MEDICAL.
KELMB0ED'S .BuCnu,

The only nowu remedy for diabetes. irritation Of tic
neck o{ tho bidder, Inflammation Of the ffdoa1s.
sta1fh Of tho BLADDER sEa1Suzy painful uFnatn6-
, 1870-03-16
HELMBoLD'S BuCHU

Tho only known remedy for dixbetes, irritation Of the
ueck Of the btadder, Inflammation Of tho HdnsT1
catstrh Of the bladder, ar1nEuy pau9al nsinang-
, 1870-03-16
4 Case Of Twenty Years. Standing,


the article and consulting again v1th the drngEi1t
months sko. At which time WAS confined to roo.
From tho 6rst bottle aston1shsd snd g1asiasd 1t
tho beneficial effect xud after uEink hreo Wctks
aba to walk cut felt much like writing to Jon fa1l
statement Of the caae the time, but thought my I'M
p1o7enent rnsht only be temporary md therefore
sued to defcr. md II It would effect perfect cure.
knowing that It would b. Of greater ya1un to you s1d
nore sa.idsetory to nc
lam now Abtn to report that cufa IL effected afteE
using the remedy for five months
hare not u.ed anJ nov far three months, md feel
II well In al 1eApeets II over did.
Your Buehu being devoid Of sny unpltasaut tasto
and odor nIea tonic and tuyIsorator Of tha sJEte
do not nean to te without It Whenever oec1don may
require III use In 1ueh Affections
Bhou1d any doubt Mr McCozmlet's ata.emoat. he
rrfe1a to ths following etnt1emen:
Hon. Wn. Biger. ex Governor Of PennsylvsnA
Hon. Thomas B. Florence. PHILADELPHIA
Hon, J. @. K1ax. PHILADELPHIA
Hon J. 8. B1aek. Philadelphia.
Hon D. R. Porter. cx-Gove.roE of P.nrs71FanIa.
Hon. Hills Lewit, Philadelphia.
Hon z. q. Grie1. Philadelphia.
Hon. @. ". woodward. Phlade1phIa.
Hon. #. A Porter, Phtadelphia.
Hon. John BiGlsr, ex. .Govesner Of California.
Hon. X. Banks, Waahinkton. DO.
And manr othe1s II neeesauy.
One Hundred Dollars would be Given
for a Bottle II Necessary.
RAHwA1, n. ~ Dee. = 1852.
Il. T. HZ1NBoLp. Exq-:
pes1 Sir: take great ptakure IN sending JOE car
tcata In addition to the many Jou hare received from
suffering humanity. can scarcely find language suf-
feuty strung to express my heartfelt Qualification 1t
the wonderful euru your - Enehu" has effected. For
four ye.rs have suffered beyond description, Al ny
friends (wtth myse) cze to the eonelution that my
easc Was ireurabte Accident placed yous ADVERTISE
nept in ny handa commenced taking your Bnchu,~ n
followed the directions. md. to ny utter aatoash
rueut before had taken bottles Of year valuable
redIune- Il would Eive ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
bottle II could not get tt at any other pr1ce}-I
entirely cured Imost earnestly recommend It to to al
1hose tfferns from dsez4e have told many person4
z.us no1J require win be freely etvcn by tho suosbe,
IT hi. rr.idenee "a Milton AVENUE Rxhyay Ec1 Jtr.
.rx. Il. n. FREEMAN,
Councilman Third Wara. CITY Of EshHay.
te suertnR' IN fhe "oss pofsolo 1ot' tof tne paas
four md That hs h.. been entirely cured by tho
n.s.aa p u.aa 11sn. p.n,. cao".1'n.n o1n ., 'oan
WI. Brewn. Councilman.
CIT HAIL MAxoR'e 01I1E
~" oe4se.' .,.~' ~ 49,;
.. W. seA'A' 'AAAe
se'Aes'. - AA. "0.'1 -'-eA'' ~. ~
t'A' "o'-o 'AsN~@40 AA' 'Ae''0''" -'~""sA @-1 ."
~' John +. WHITNEY,.
ayor of Railway.
, 1870-03-16

Buchu In vaeuo; juniper berries by dIltlation; cu
bebs extracted by dplacenant with sptrita obtained
from juniper berrIe1, very lttle tnsar l. used. and
ANAL proportion Of fprt. 1t IN 1nore pa1a:abe than
my Eow In use.
Brehu, II prepared by drugxIsts, IL Of dark eolor
Its plsut th4t efts i!s fragrance: the action Of
flame deft1o5a thit tits acve pncip1c}. 1ekvng dark
and gutnous decoesfon. Nine il tho color Of 1nsred
ents The Buehu In my PREPARATION prcdominases the
maest quantity Of tho other tns1cdent' - added to
prevent aton Upon inspection It VIII b found
not to be tineturc made fntpha1macopE. nor II
sy1up aud therefore bo used IN eases where fever
o. 1aaus alton exitte In this Jou have the ko"leeso
Of the lukretieats aud tho mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor It With = tHal+ &ad taat
upqu inspection It will meet with your Ap5zohadou+
Htth feeling Of confidence.
lam very respectfully.
H r. HKLHBOLD.
Chc,1Iet and D1usrl&t Of 19 Ycs1s' E1pettcoea
, 1870-03-16
HELMBoLD'S BuCHU,

Tho only known remedy for diabetes, irritation al the
neck Of the bladder, Inflammation Of the Hdne7a
eatat1h Ct tho bladder. sAnsu1y painful utinatl1s
, 1870-03-16
HELMb0LD'S EXTRACT

BUuHU gives health md vikor to the f.ane, End
bloom to The paId cheek. Debility is accompanied BY
many alarming eymptoms, and no treatment IL snh-
mttfod to- Oopsuuptou. Insau5 OF Epleptic Fits en-
4He.
, 1870-03-16

jf1he enr1.i bas f,cei. Inern Gnict tim
during the pzey,ou. wfet md prices hare UNDERGONE
tew ctAnKes. Lard oil h&l advanced 2HE35c. IN syn
pathy with tho raw material bnt Other aetatptions
H,'a 5sTsIn ShSpI e important o fhtnfs s s Saose:
$1a0: No =. &1f5: iEnseed. raw. elu3:
linteed. boiled. s1Gs; whale oil. a1lna1t5; baak
turpeEtoe. 6oe: OIL saEe elephant OIL 81 ~;
PAINT5 AND COLoRs-Ibere has been but little
inuu15 Tot goods coming under thls hcsd and quota
uers arc Hr plJ nominal:
, 1870-03-16
HELMB0LD'S BUCHu,

Ibe only Known raed for diabetes. irritation ot tha
neck Of tho bladder, Inflammation at tho hdueJs-
eaah Of the bladder, ats1asury painful uzuat3nE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26
TIE CORPS L.EGIsLArIF.

In the Corps Legtslstf Montpayrux propoSed
the abolition Of the Garde Mobile and the siis-
tribution Of the men no~ composing u into the
regular army. He supported his proposition in
. speech, when he claimed that the measure
was urgent, ard would give the regular army st
least one hundred new regiments. At length
the proposition was sent 10 the military commit
tee. IL win no doubt be adopted. The French
government has taken measures % canse Bel
gum 10 arrest the transportation OF munitions
Oh vAr or wounded soldiers across her territory.
THE DEPARTMENT OF MARINE IN pos
sfsSloN OF THE PRITSSIANS
boNpoN' Aug &-rhe Departures, Of Nsrne
the Prussisns. VI
Belgium denies having permitted vro,na.,,
Prussian soldiers 10 be sent across hsr e..
tory.
THE FRENCH LEGION AT ROME mr.
MAND TO BE SENT HOME
RoHr, Aug. 26-The condsct OF the Frencs
legion In demanding 10 return 60 France was a
nenacing that the Pope dismissed the troops az
once.
TIE PRUssTAN LOSSES IN THE LATE
BATTLES.
PRAGUE. August ee.-one OF the Journals OF
this city publishes letter OF ITS Berlin cores
pondent, dated the Ists. from which are ex-
tracted the following items are per
suaded here that efforts are making to conceal
the fact that the Prussans lost seriously In the
battles OF the 18th and 18th. The details fur
nishee here are not credited. IL Is openly
asserted that the losses were 80 great that the
army Is disorgsnized and not able 20 advan e.
which will allow the French time % gp.~a
immense strength, causing the Germans Z, =
dearly for their first successes.
TIE PoPULACE AT BERLIN pIssArfs-
FLED.
Yesterday demonstration was made before
the Palsce. Crowds assembled demanding 10
knew the news. What the Queen iuformen
them in reply was no more than WAS already
known. The crowd then dispersed slowly, un-
convinced and dissatisfied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26
The First Naval Engagemens Of the

A special correspondent OF the n. Y. Tribune
sends the following from Hamburg on Monday,
an account Of the nrst naval engagement Of the
war: On the morning OF the 17th the German
dispatch boat Grille started out Of the hay OF
Rugen TO reconnoitre the position md strength
Of the French ships, whose arrival In the neigh
borhood had been reported, though nobody had
as yet seen them. After proceeding out to sea
until within sight Of the Danish irland Of Moen
Greile, she ct length discovered the tall mAsts
Of the squadron, consisting or seven iron-clad
frigates and q couple OF smaller vessels, and ap-
preached boldly until within 3, 900 PAGES. The
French then opened frc and directed several
broadsides at the little craft, at the same time
giving chase. Every now and then lying to to fire
shots At her pursuers from her two riied twelve
FOUNDERS in answer TO the guns Of the whole
feet, she lured them 10 follow her as far ~ the
post house at Wilton. where three gunboats,
the Drake, Blitz, and Salamander, were lying.
which, ON hearing the report Of the cannonad
ing at sea, Immediately got up steam and
weighed anchor to stand by their consort. The
commodore Of the little squadron, Capt. Count
Won Walderze, made aSignal to the commander
Of each gunboat to attack the enemy at his own
discretion, which produced loud cheers, and
they AL steamed out ready for action with the
superior force OF the enemy. After q running
nght of three hours, the gunboais. finding that
their guns were harmless ssainst the plated
sides of the irOn-clsds, returned to the protec-
ton OF their shore batteries towards evening.
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SALES OF REAL EsTArR-P. W. DoWnes, as
trustee, sold at public sale, last week, the real
Landing, Cecil County, Nd, a follows: The
home farm, OF 33s acres, to Elijah Towers, for
% 80 per acre; q small farm OF 2)1 acres, to
Key noids Y. Collins, for SO 30 per acre, and .
lot Of . acres for SI3I.
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~M. About says that II Is the habit of the
Prussian soldiers on going into battle 10 tesr of
ihst absurd and cnmbrous helmet and fight
rAIsL eaded. Ihe held OF koniggrafz after the
French Grenadiers have declined to wear their
great bear-skin hats into battle.
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Mr.. F. NJ. CLARKE, a special agent Of the
Pension ONCE, has been sent to Tennessee tt
assist in the prosecution of Congressman Roder-
ick X. Butler for orgery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

THE PRESIDENT is expected to return here
about the 5th of September. and a cabinet meet
ing will be held on the 9Th, at which all the
members will be present except Secretaries
Boutwell, and Belknap.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMIT
TIE met in this city yesterday. The expression
Of opinions as to the probabiii yof the success o.
their party in securing . majority in the next
House Of Representatives, seems to have consti-
tuted the principal part OF their proceedings.
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LIEUT.. GODFREY NJ. HUNTER, U. s. N, o
this city, lately IN command of the Triana, ha
been ordered to the Severn, now fitting out a
Norfolk.
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Ex-GOv. BRoss, of Ill, and Sidney Andrews,
Esq, of the Boston Adrertiser, and party, were
at Cheyenne yesterday where they were re-
ceived by Gov. Campbell, and left there for
Denver last evening.
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TIE REMAINS Of Doctor Edward Downe
Connery, Of New York city, whose death we
announced yesterday, will be taken from his
sons residence, northwest corner OF K and 10th
streets, at 9K O'Clock tomorrow (Satur iay)
morning, to st. Patrick's Church, (Carroll
Hall,) where services will be held.
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MDsBIrNANJ.H. G. CopFIN has been ordered
to temporary duty at the Washington Navy
Yard.
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DISCHARGED THE SBRvICR.-Captain Francis
NJ. Cooley and First Lieutenant VIM. B. Mes
bitt have been honorably discharged the service
st their own request under the recent act of
Congress.
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APPoINTED.-The President has appointed
Isasc N. Keeler Surveyor of Customs at Albany
New York.
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THE CLERKS in the Secretary's office of the
Treasury Department were permitted to leave
at one O'Clock to-day to attend the funeral of
the late George Wood, chief Of the Navigation
Division.