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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-09
Consicnecs per Northcnstern Railroad
NnXenlIcH z.

1873 bales Upland and 5 bags Cotton, s.? bbls
Naval torres, aG9 bushels Rough Rice. caIs Lum'
ber Mdze, &c. To Raveuel Il GO, G Fl Walter Co.
A 3 Nfullinau G W Williams L. Co, 1lazyck & Saltus,
Reeder Davis. Wagner, Heath & Monsees, W q
Bee Co, X Ryan, W K,nsm'n, Prtchet:,
] Marsha !, Jr, 5 D stoney, IS L simmons, ID Dow
ling, Dischotf Co. W C Dukes Co, kenaall "
Dockery, Frost e. Adser, NJ Caldwell & SON. sten-
house & Co. Graeser, Lee. smith & 20. Stoll. Weoo
&Co, BA&JF Early, K nck, Wicienber8 4 Co, d
& Mose!y, Ms Pnelps, Claghorn. Herring \ 60, "
C Courtney K Go. W Gurley. u WicS's. l. cohen v
70, NJ GOLDSMITH & son, y Fc'dmanu :; Co. Camp
sen X Co.
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Markets by Telegraph.


Iosnoy November 7-Noon.-Consols 81 4a943s
Bonds 1871.
LIVERPOOL, November 7-Noon.-co ton quiet
aud steady.
Afternoon-colton steady; sales 5000 bales.
Corn frmer. Lard Cos. Sd. Ta!low Sis. Turpen-
tine 27s. Cd.
NEW YORK, Noyember 7-Noon.-Money strong,
Z; gold sterling, 8; god 1885 Cotton rather more
steady at 25I. Turp pantine steady at 4Siaa4L Rosin
ouiet: strained common 50 35as2 40. Freghts
frmer.
Evening.-Money easy, Z; sterling. 9i4; gold l3t3S
al341. Cotton easier; sales 1900 bales at 25a251.
Flour steadier supcrfne SIS 7OaG TO- Wheat quiet at
moons advance Mixed Western corn 81 15a1 IL.
whiskey heavy TT 81 o3. Pork frmer at s27a?7 621l
Lard dull and heavy; kettle l7a17's. Naval stores
quiet Groceries quiet and steady. Trcigats shade
irmer.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-yirginias, old. inscrib.
ed, 4eX bid, 4s asked coupons, new, 5o bid; North
Carolnas, 65 bid, 671s asked. Money somewhat
easier, and raliug S for to-day, 14ah till Monday;
greater strincency anticipated this afternoon.
C1Nc1SNAT1, November 7.-whskey 81 o. Pork,
new, s24 Lard I51sa16. Ba:on scarce; shoulders
IA; clear sides 1919.
WILMINGTON, November 7-Spilits turpentino
Al. and brisk. Rosip weaker; common 81 60; strain
ed and No 81 65; No So 90; low pale 81 25. Tur-
pentine So 6J. Tar 50 80.
AUGUSTA, November T. ;ottoa quiet, with very
light demand; mddiog o22 tcs. sales So1 bales; re
ceipts 476 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 7.-cotton opened quiet
but closed with setter feeing mdlnns 232i. PA;
sales $50 bales; receipts 90 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 7.-Cotton stifcr; MD
ding 2s sa 1900 blles; receipts S272 bales; ex'
ports 7G24 b4les Coll lSJa1351S. Sterling 44a5l Z;
New York sight y discount. Sugar firm and &c.
higher. Mol1sses-high grades firm.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, November 5.-coTroN-The mar,
ket to-day continued active until the receipt OF
adyices reporting declire IN New York, when buy
ers held off and the market closed nominal. FUR
ing the day 2la4c was freely paid. We quote the
closing figures: Ordinary 19}5a20; good ordinary
21Ha201s; low middling 2l
The receipts of the day were heavy. amounting
to 423 bales with sales OF 253 and shipments OF Sl2
bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock Oh hand September !, 1868. ..Go
Received today. :423 -,,
Received previously. .sluO-Ao-S
Total. .4oo'
Shipped to-day. d. o.o
Shipped previously .516o-4oiZ
Stock on hand. ........................ ;5!l
at 50c.
WHEAr-We b; ard Of small sales at 81 GO.
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Consignces per south Carolina KaIiroad
November z.

CLIO bales Cotton, l5 bales Domestics. 800 sacks
Flour, 2OS casks Clay, 16S Oas Naval stores, cars
WOOD. 10 Railroad Agent, Pelzer Rodgers GO,
X RYAN. Cohen, Hanckel & Co, Graeser Lee, Smith X
Co. II Cobia & Co, wlrdlaw X Carew, Williams
& Co, Walter & Co. G Courtney Co, CrIdie
& Co, Fo,lin. Go ld.mh 4 Son, Charleston Gas co,
W R:ach, J Marshill, u Prit:hett, lowing
Co. Frost & AGger Enslcw K Co, l;ceder & DIyis,
D Aiken & Co, Monry \ Co, j & W Devices.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON. November r4.-CoFFEE-There is very
firm feeling for coffee. bat transact ons have not
peen to any extent. Tho trade are purchasing IN
lot: as wanted and We quote sales of Java at %
cts I'D; singapore Java at 81: gold; Rio at 2la22c
currency; and st Domingo is uoininaly S2la9c soiu
for common, and 91sc gold, in bond, for Cape;
CoTroN-Holders of cotton have been quite hrm
during the week. and the bulk of the receipts con-
tinuc on mauufacturers account the stock tor sale
is quite reduced. Manufacturers are purchasing
only Ill small lots in anticipation of lower pr'ces
with increased supplies. Foreign advces are quito
favorable and have also tended TO imparta very hrm
tone to the market. We quote sales Of ordinary at
23a24; good ordinary at 24a25c low middlin. Mt 25a
25%c; and middling at 2jisa26 &c for uplan and
Cult oarr;vc, purchases Gin be made tor less.
GUNNY BAGs-1he market Is dull for gunny bags.
Prices range from 15i4@lSlic for light and heavy.
GUSNY LorH-Market dull aud the sales have
been confined to small lots at 2Oc q yard, cur
iency.
NAVAL SronEs-Spirits turpentine is duh and the
sales hsve been cop6ned to small lots at II ls}3c g
gallon In tar rorhing Of any consequence h's been
done Prices range from So 5U@3 I5 q Dbl. Nos!n
continues to sell at low prices. The transact ons
com oris. 200 bbs common 50 rs; 400 Me- at
So so, and 800 bUls low No. nt 81 80 8 DBL III
pt.h, ea.es at IS IS q bDl for Southern.
RICE-Murket quiet with small sal s at S1a(D9ta 6
fb for RanCoon aud Carolina.
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Wflmins ston Market.

WILMINGTON, November 7.-1URPENT1SE-Mar-
ket steady Sales of only Sc bbls at 81 65 for soft
and 81 65 for hard, per 2So lbs.
SPIRITS TuRpENT1NE-Marlet quiet hut firm.
Sales OF 30 bulls at 40c per gallon Sale also OF loo
bbls delivered 10y LIST January, sellers OPTIONAL 4oKc
[Af.er closing report on riday evening" some
500 hbls chan cd hands at 4lc.
RosIN-Sales OF 5S2 bis at 81 60 for common,
81 G5 for strained aud No ., ss eJ for No and a 20
for pale.
sold at 50 80 per Dbl.
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Columbia Market

COLUMBIA, November r7.-"oTroN.-The demand
for cotton has been good during the past week, and
all that was offered has been readily taken by buyers
at prices ranging from 222a23ls for middlings. 1he
sales of the we have been 278 bales as follows:
at 215<; at 19l4; at ok; so OF 221s 10 at 22 II
at 22z; % at %; 50 at 224; &c at 222i; at 23ll
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For Cleansing the Teeth. Preventing the
Formation of Tartar, giving tone to
the Gums, and leaving delight
full sensation of Cleanliness and
Fragrance in tho Mouth.
SUPERIOR TO sOZODONT AND CHEAPER.

THIS PREPARATION Is TIE RESULT OF THE
combined skill of the physician, dentist and apothe-
cary, and it is offered as RELIABLE substitute for
the numerous uncer. ain washes now III vogue Inc
mcroscope has also been called into use, and the re-
searches of celebrated observer have detected tho
manner in which the tartar is formed, showing it to
be The work Of an,malcul@ go
Substances which Ficnus found 10 des roy the life
of these infrsorin nre contained in The Dentalina,
and thus it prevents the increase OF artar and conse
ouent loosening of the teeth. 1t will be found useful
10 persons in advanced life giving strength and tone
to the gums while to every one the aroma and sen.
saton of cleanliness after using it will be sufficient
rccommendati )n smokers especially Will appreciate
Its efficacy.
Numerous dentists of the highest standing being
acquainted with the composition OF the Denialina'
advocate its use, 1t containing nothing CORROSIVE or
Injurious to prevent lis unrcstrained employment.
Prepared only by JAS. I. SHINN, Chemist Phila
delpha. ,,5
For sale by DOWlE NOISE,
Corner Meeting and Ifasel streets,
October II wtm3mos Charleston, ,. Y.
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PORT CALENDAR.
Arrived Saturday.

Arrived Saturday.
British ship n Mosher. Mosher, New YORK, -
days. Ballast. To Mure & Co.
Steamer st Helena. Rumlcy. Edisto and Rockville
33 blgs Cotton, $50 bags seed, and Sundries. To
Murray Colcoc l. CO. fraser Dill, Rayenel
& Co. " Ryan, q L Hoppock, J Baker, $ Howe, "
c Courtucy & Co. aud others.
Per drays from Chi :oms Mills bags Cotton.
To W 81 Lawon K 60, NJ Goldsmith & Sen, j Z Z
Sloan,
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship icon. Horsey, DalGmo.e-53 hours.
Mdze. To Mordecai Co, Courtenay & Trenholm
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. S. C., March 81. 1868 {
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE TRAINS
" over this Road will run as follows:
Leave Columbia 400 p II.
Arrive at Charlotte 1100 P. NJ
Leave Charlotte at.............. at n35 P. NJ
Arrive at Columbia at. 600 A NJ.
Passengers taking this route, going North mako
close connections at Greensboro, Weldon and Ports
mouth, to all principal Northern cities.
ATTickets optional from Greensboro, either via
Danville OF Raleigh; and from Portsmouth either
VIA Bay Line or Annamsssic Route. Baggage checked
through.
Connections made both ways with trains Of the
Greenville and columbia Railroad
CALEB BOUkNIGHT,
Arril2 superintendent.
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Commercial.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-29 bags
Cotton, 1888 bales Upland Cotton, ZIG herces
Rice, 9s bales Yarn and Domestics, I'll bundles
staves, o5 bundles Paper, sc empty Barrels.
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AACskA,s SURE POP!

FOR DESTROYING
"A AzzsHssA Rats, Mice, &C.. &C.,
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ASAXR RG4SA4SA effects arising from
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51efseSEs5S holes.
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zs.zSSEs zSEsa-< Esza-eE< sealed and warranted
Hzz=Aa4s=- to keep fresh Tor all
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Mice, Bod Bugs OF Roachcs for Mr.. 1saacsen's des.
tructve remedy is within the reach of ALL pi epared
only by himself from rare and valuable compounds,
its cheapness is as wonderful as its eihcacy-hun.
fireds of testimonials have been received from al
parts of the United Stales to its value add sasac-
tory operative power from which, for want OF space,
we simply select the followiDg
WIZARDS HoIEL WAsHISGToS, d. g.
October 1st, 1868. !
Mr.. IsAAcsEN-Dear Sir: 1t gives me great ple1s-
ure to testify the gratifying result obtained at tns
Hotel through using your Phosphoric Paste; IL Is
now two years since first heard OF your remedy and
determined give it fair trial. that trial proved so
successful that not trace OF Rats or Roaches nave
since been discovered, although previous TO that
time we were completely ovcrrun. Wishing you every
success in theuseful career you have chosen,
Ircmaln yours respectfully.
JOHN WOLFE Engineer.
For sale by DOWIE & NOISE,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 100 Mceting-5treeet, corner Hasel,
Charleston, 5. c.,
October wfm3mos Agents Tor Southern States.
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MisffQaneDns.

MCCAAI LII wa O-f CL-t5
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order
PARTICULAR attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGS, GRATINGS,
cISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, &c, dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
CHINIST AND FOUN DER
No. 314 4MEETING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C..
Aun,st3 mws
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Memoranda.
The schr b n Hawsins Wyatt from Charleston
for Boston, arrived at Uolu es' Hole, November 6.
The schr Mlggio Ii Weaver, Weaver, from Boston
for Georgetown, 5 c, put into Holmes Hole, Noyen-
ber 4.
The schr D Clifford, jarrett from Salem for George
town, S G, put into Holmes Hole, November D.
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The Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

The Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening. Nov. Z, 'GS.
The inquiry Was mostly from one purchaser, no
operated at easier prices, but factors in m'ny in'
stances were refusing to SELL the stock Of the article
here being much reduced. The transactions were
about 200 bales, viz: ut 2O1; 16 81; Cat 2lh;5
at %; at at 222; % at 23l 25 at 23's; IS at
2s;9 a. at 24ls; 10 prepared on the aullets gin
at 25 fancy staple at &c., and 10 on private terms.
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AA.1'S ~ 'oHu"J eASSpsSol @''' ~ w u
Passengers to Stations west OF Lawton and Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah.
Passengers from Bainbridge connect at Lawton
with Express Train for Savannah at 2 GOA NJ.
PASSENGERS from Tallahassee by Day Train connect
at Live TX with Express Train for Savannah a II 40
2. NJ.
Sleeping Cars on Express Trains.
No change between Jacksonville and Savannah on.
Express Train.
steamers leave St Marks for New Orleans, p1-
lcchicola and Pensacola every Friday.
cave st Marks for Havana, Key West. Cedar Keys
and ampa every Wednesday.
Steamers leave Jacksonville for Paatka, Enter
prise and all points Oh the st. Johns River every
Sunday and Wednesday at 0 90 A. Al.
Il. S. BAISES.
November 9 2mo General SUPERINTENDENT
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 Good ordinary. ......2l @S
Low NlddhnS. .........:S So;IG-
MlCQnQg. .-o17'e-
Strict Middliug. g...................94 g
RICE.-The arrivals of this grain having increased
the market had an easier tendency. We note slles
of IL tcs of clean Carolina at &c., and sc do at sc
q ib. We quote coramon to fair at 7@laSc. q 10;
good s1s; common prime Si4c. q ID.
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CAUTION.

1i.eo,, 10 Gesee that the GETTYSBURG WATER
nesi generally the market here will he countsets
,h, s fluids under similar pamed of on the
o IL proper to state the genuine Water put up only u
ouart bottles Hereafter for the further security Of those who
, Water the poprelor, adopted secured the title Of
GgTTYSRrRG KArALYSINB WATER and In failure all genuine
Water from the Gettysburg Spring will have the fall title
branded on the eos blown In the bottles aud signs
acre., or other instrument aboat the coks the words
branded a. named IL presumpti'e evidence Of fraud.
Retail price per quart bottle 90 cent.
R,t s Der case Of two quarts S The usual discount
tue trade
communication he addressed the GETTYSBURG SPRING
Co No % LbcrtJsl r Bon No sge Nswyok The wsierw
be- shipped direct from Spring I'll place. situated A be mere
eonysnient, supvIisd nom this
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pGSSENGERS ARRLTED.

PROM LIVERPOOL June I1-Sanship Au'rsssau Nj Gufib
Il. infant and nurse. Mss 4 Hoafev, NJ Turner and wife NJ
stuart Nj Ne.mib VIZ. Laued Mr. thouisn ~ Lhs NJ VI.
r, Mr. BE and child Isnd Miss Watson Ns X smith
Nj. g. smith A. Frost Porter wife srt children NJ Sulh
van and wife Sullivan Mr. Leonard. W Hntsm~er Mr. T.
SDulty. Mis-, Stove x Bales and Mr. Hts the Hon A. D. All
Dr. poii ana Joot, v smith and t Capt Douglas
Sbahetl John Krser r. T. ~ Val Miss fnI Henry seymour The
Rev G. + Fox Mr. Richards ard wife Col Krefn ~ Sim
mons A. Plank T. Bailey, j. J. Gross VI Beuson Whiney,
NJ Terry and sf J. T. sherman H. Rlusi Nr Kn0us NJ u-ar
NJ Sbor.mih D. Egeston and vie M tedman snd Miss Ned
man Master Stemsn and brother g. ~ Wavf Sir Russell aud
wife M Russell mal Master Russell NJ RumrI and wife M
KumriU VI. j. Keith, NJ. J. sheldon and wife.
FROM HAVANA June I'm steamship Castle j. b. Ro
nero George Jones s. Rodr ueE wife hd. and Ms
MADAM Miss MADAM e. Maat. H. Msguuss T. g. Garcia aud
vifr AIeio Hernandez aud family Mrs H. Csk. " Feuaulsy
q Fernandez r. Fernandez Mani Fernando T. Fernandez fd Fer
psp9e Paul Fernandez Vega Aldo Hernandez and family
g. Harms and wife g. Lords. T. Hur, Il Casanova H. kat. -
s. LLOYD Y A. ZAafa and friend A. Uaes Juan Reu
don Mr Fernandez child Msi g. Gara hh and servant l. W.
Begncra L. Para Munir T. Juerra VI fernandez j. Marquette
l. Heya T. Hriiegger r. Cardo J. Tonhr Dr. j. Cordoba and
Mottrr Haley and viz. j. Poio and wife = Pous j.
Young George Alea 4 Hem, T. Campo, Fernandez J. Martin
Shin tfefe \
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Diabetes and Nervous Prostitution.

reside Chaplin Windha County Com 0yehBoh Eighteen
months physical aud mental began 20 fail appetite
attacked BY
pounds weeks and Frustrated
scarcely able 10 myself bed ca recovering par
tsy FROM this attack physcan Dr. Oliver r. Gngg pTon
member 81 bis profession residing At huslrd Conn recommended
visit Spring aud Offered accompany o. s,u
tAte the Journey. and Tor the water Il i proper state
that the prescribed by my physician that
ny lie probably savd from the trst attack though
he hauky conferred that beyond the complete
cut of The profession three gs Water per
d taking m IL first tended 10 aggnyae the symptoms
began rapidly The deadly panr Of face
gradually CAV, place % he hue Of health and began 10 regain sub
stance increase present able
omitted nearly sight could hardly iis,n
euh members Of my family whou
rasses experience deu whatever this respect My bowels
cousracd anil bt the Water
natural aud regular DO their action. CHARLES hoilIoN
The above statement OF W. Charles houon With rgari TO the effect
Of s Getgsus Water upon him. believe 10 be accordance with
facts asJ statement regard 10 bis condition and SYMPTOMS
q. h. BRIGGS NJ. d.
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LATEST SIIIP NEVIS.
PORT or NEW ...........JrsE II

steamship Loiena Hovey, Havana June 10 si,e. and
Steamship Sylvan Shore, Conkln Savannah 6days
steamship Delaware. Smith. Nosieh
steamship Electra, hey. Proyidmce
Bng santos Ssd Syan Janero days ,oae Sailed With
Dr Paragon wseh Mstan,ns days aor,e. SAILED n 20 With
brig g. gs o for w FS1nd l 15 5,I. % for
Sloap ' TIons. Ransom Tbo@poa ESaDethp.rt
S.oop Wasp, Nash, Elabehpot
scnooNue-iFER AND coAswsE
Frances Ann. Ehabehport huslng khmbehpot
Charger Eilahethpon r. A. Edwards, ElIabehpoH.
A. " Ackeu. Eilabehpon John Lancaster Ellabethport
, gnfT EaSS9po ga, p'i@ o""l hnSepo't
Susan Fliddge Georges Bank sheppard Providence
Quaker City. New.Hayen Sahe Bur,n. Bridgeport
jaime. Madison Glen Cove Sarsh sc.'y. New Haven
Eliza j. Raynor, Providence T. A. Bake Cotuitport.
J u. Ingrsham Mddletovu. Ram Wele Com doch Bay.
RayBo Whiting River. Henry, Nclla,sn
ui6aua Newport David Neisa Port Chester
Greciau. Addison.
FELLOW.
Sehr Charlie, Keen from Wa. Indies
SAILED.
Steamships Cuba for L'ero Wilmington f Galveston Ceopa
Wilmington.
DISASTERS.
Under date Of jane Vie, Consul G. Crs'on at Turks Island W
night ofh 18Th Of May last o. the American brig Randolph
from Calais Me- bound TO- ceufuego with humber She built
by Henry Lincoln Of Brookyu, Mass and othsrA
foErErs AoSnor June The seam,ht VIM Kennedy, from
and will not proceed until omHrow.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHALEsrON S c. June l7ArH,rI-;eahsr Charleston from
NeWiork steamer Pomehus Philadelphia; Schooner VI NJ
Porter from Philadelphia Subsistence Moni,rey from NewYok
schooner Laura Bdgeman from Philadelphia The ship Iceberg from
Liverpool passing got ashore but brought 10 the
Giy to-day Her injuries slight
SlvASNaH June iiCca steamship for NrN.York sehr g.
Il. Wheaton Richmond.
Nav LoSnos june l7Anyed steamship She,ueke New Yo;
shrs Minnie Cobb do Mar A. Lo,rn Eiiabhpou Empire
Rondou Sailed T. = coishp Saratoga on cruise schrs Jncas
iynaste "eoeiouhi Jsiue Philadelphia Mount Hope Rock.
laud
FOREIGN PORTS.
HyANA June 1.-THE steamship Eagle arrived here to-day
Nes.Y York
HAlg.I June 1.-The steamship city wnshnsto Liverpool
arrived al
DISASTERS
bfvyRPOOL june 1.-THE Cuuad steamship siberia which back
NesiOfk frE DAYS but oil pat poft
iear The cargo and psfers be steamship
Iupoh which leaves on the 80
SPOKEN
jane lat 81 ~ Ion u 80 ship Mova nom Dundee for Bombay
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HIndder md kidncy Dirense.

No % NIATF'Nlll bU7IUN 0'0
CoG0tsen II gives pleasure to slate
your satisfaction aud The benefit Of others The surprising elects
Water and knowing do IL
aud privilege to state these facts
have for irritation Of the bladder and
decided indications Of gravel Besides, bad indigestion
food without great pain ADDED 10
tbr., had obstinate constipation bowels aud condition
such that business aud resort 10 some Kind OF
treatment -,...,
hear. OF the Gettysburg Spring and at determined 10 visit the
place few trial proved the astonishing curative powers the
at.r and have continued according directions M some three
weeks happy say health aud strength are restored
40 that cant do than for months before.
others and the results
gat os satisfactory all who have given fair tra
Kelley. me gentlemen that would have gwen thousand
dollars l. he benefits from medical treatment
and can discharge such obligations BY allowing YOU 10 this
statement any way you please Truly Il T. ROBLBi
great variety Of similar aud remarkable cures might be
,ied hut the sufficient establish the great value Of the
Gettysburg Kaaue Water remedy emneny worthy the Aeh
tim fp,,s and physicians Those who wish Information are
cd TO call for Pamphlet Of the principal Druggists stores
sber. they can he obtained gratis