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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-05

aSUNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. APRIL %. lss9.-The Comptroller.
General of the State having approved the Official
statement OF this Bank, and authorized the resump
don Of business under the provisions Of the late Act
Of the General Assembly. the Bard Of Directors de-
sire mseling Of the Stockholders In connection
Herewith
meeting will therefore be held OF the Banking
House, on Fest Bay street, on THURSDAY, 9oth May
proumo, ct Twelve O'Clock NJ.
BY order Of tho Board.
Annlso I'D. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
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vERGNE's ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BATBs-A BRA SCH OF DIR. YERdNL'S toF NEW
YORK) Electro Chemical Baths is now established
and in daily operation In Meetino. one door above
Budson- street. the Office OF Dr.. 2. T. sCHLEY,
who n private room for the especial accommoda-
ton OF those who wish to be treated by the Medi-
Gated Baths which celebrated for the cure of all
diseases produced by the too liberal use OF Mercury
in any OF its forms; also Rheumatism, acute and
chronic iout, Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections, Dcbuity, and Chronic Diseases gener'
ally.
DIR. &. will adm mister the Baths by instructions
direct from tho discovtrer, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent snd useful hints.
MAY & buo
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TIE yInGIKIAf .ARCR-RIDI0AL
: =. ~. TURNS TAIL ;. -

/. R1ozkoNn, May A. 6ovdrnor Wells is out In
: letter saying that he has never been satisfied
that the Acknowledgement clause would accom-
plish the object st which it was AIMED, and Il
. majority Of the people vote against it, all
ought to assent to the dscision. BE adds "I
believe that whichever ssc;5pns ot the consti-
tuition the Prsndent prefers to have stricken
out, As win submit to separate votes, and the
probabilities are that the weight Of his name
win be such fhst the provisions SO submitted,
separately, mn be defeated. 80 -
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BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. - i'''

k~e THE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE
NE&yH3aJ are appointed to sail on the follow
ZE7M[L2f3Re ing days for BsLTIMORR during
@4sI ttee - the month OF NAV:
FALCON, Captain HoRsEY, May 9Th, at AZ clock
= Pm. F.!- ~.
SEA GULL. Captain Dur1os, May 11th, at s o'clo'
MARYLAND, Captain JoHssos. May 18th, at 10
O'Clock A. N.
FALCON. Captain Hoany, May Goth. at lh o'clock
P. N.
SEA GULL, Captain DurTos May 25th. ct O'Clock
MARYLAND, Captain JOHNSON. May 10th, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. e ~ y
~ Through Bills Lsiing signed for all Glasses OF
Freight to BOSTON. PHlLADk PHiA. WlLMISG.
TON DEL, WASHINGTON CITY, and the MORT e.
WEST. e,..ts ..,i. ~
For Freight or passage, apply to .,-..
COURTENAY TRENHOLM.
May4 S'- Onion Wharver.
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The imprisonment in England Of poor
fellow for stealing turnip from field has
been followed by the incarceration for month
Of two girls who picked shillings worth of
green's from . pasture.
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Sprfial Rotifts.

~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York. are notified that she
will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's south
Wharf. Goods un alled for at sunset viii be stored
at risk and expense OF owners.
JAMES hDaER co.,
Nsvb L Agents.
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Dbituarp.

cARMAND.-pied. on the 9Th April. at Hanover,
Germany, after three days. illness, FRANCES
ELEAN0R, daughter Of the late FRANCE, CARaAND:
.Fso Of Charleston. and the Leloyed aud lameuted
wife Of Mr.. CHARLES @. MUELLER, aged S8.
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FOR THE GERMAN sCHuETZEsFEsT
= % -.-..-i nv olrpiNRR + " II

= ~h THE FINE STEAMER ftNNIR
Ez CaptGiu ADaIR, Will leave the City
from Accommodation WHAT WKpHEsDkX, rHuRspAY
and FRIDAY, at The hours Of 10 A. n. and II SOP.
NJ, and 8 p NJ. landing passsngers ct the p.ctne
Manufacturing. Company's new Wnsrs Ashley
River, within zoo yards OF the grounds.
DAT the two last return trips will be at and 10 Il
. Fare, 25 cents. mtyt
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x5NoTIOe.-ALL PERSONS q LAYING
any demands against the Estate Of the late Captain
JAMES McvEY, are hereby notified to present the
same, and all persons in any way indebted are here
BY notified to make immediate payment to
CATHARINE MovEY, Administrattx,
.Anril 21 was No. - Inspection street.
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ToPLEAsURE PARTIES.

E-S TIE STEAM YACHT ACME g.
6cs9S1E71 having been pl ICED 10 nrat rate order
can Be bad oy pleasure parties TO visit spoz IN tn;
vicinity Of the city, or for ExoUkSloSt ASogo
THE HLRBoR or any similar service oy spplytag
70 Messrs r. D. CLANCY CO.. ~
Nayb a. East Ba-.Streef.
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Shippiua.

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HARBOR.
THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND CON.
FORTABLY appointed Yacht KLEk&0R. I
NAwill resume her trips to historic points In
6the harbor, and will leave Government :
Wharf daily at Ten A. N. and -Four P. n. .,-
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG,
December Is Captain. on board. 70
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EXTRA TRIP TO sAVAsNA9..

-i EXTRA TRIP TO sAVAHNA8.! ..,'a
IT, THE ELEGANT STEAMER C1TY
POINT, Csptso GEO. z MCMILLAN.
viii leave Chorieston for Savannah on WlDsRspAx
tyENrNa, ut 9 O'Clock. ."ll
RETURNING:
She will leave Savannah frr Charleston every IHvRs-
DAY AFTERNOON At O'Clock.
3 VI " 7 D. siKkN & 90 Agents,
us1e south Atlantic Wharf,
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FINAL NOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of DR. WILLIAM
H. BAILEY, late OF Edisto Island, will present the
same properly atesled, aod those indebted VIII
make payment 20 Messrs. wHALEY, MITCHELL d
CLANCY, Solicitors, No. 48 Brosd.street.
FRED. Moo. BAILEY,
Mayb WINS Qualified Administrator.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
cHARLBsf0N AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.

LINE.
oI - '.- sl. .s.i t9.l
THE FIRST CLASS IRON SCREW
Mk2ESS3 Steamship MARMORA. 3. n. Rob
LI5MflHM3H ryBoN Commander. having por.
ton Of her cargo engaged, VIII sail
on or about 10th instant.
ForFreieht engagements. apply to
Boycs's Wharf.
H-N. B.-1nsurance taken b, ths vessel at
hYec ceiqhtha per cent. Il. q. - - GAy 80
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s5- BORDEAUX CLAREr WINE, OF SU-
pER1oR QUALIFY by the gallon; SMOKED SAL
MON and HALIBUr, SMOKED TONGUES, PIG
SHOULDERS, BREAKFAST ,TRlP'. received this
0b WAL s. CORWIh / co.
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nrNOrIOE.-OFFlCE OF CORONER OF
CT RLE,ToN COUNTY. aPRIL24 lsGs.-DurlnR
my temporary alb ence from the stale. E. Al. VIII
ING, Esq. Coroner Tor tue Parishes oil st fhihps
and St. Bict aAs and Magistrate, Will a'tend 10 'e
dulies OF my OH at No. 81 IRoAD-s rREEr.
,,r;I 10. TIMOTHY HURLEY.
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n MEMORIAL ASSOOlArION.--TH q
Revd Clergy. of ali denominations. are particularly
reque sted to call on the ladies' Of their congregations
to decorate ths graves Of Confederate soldiers In
their respective churchyards, on Memorial Day,
May the 10th Mayl
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Shirts anO furnishing GOODS.
SCOTT7S

SCOTT'S
CHIRTE OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES, READY
- MADE or made to order, at .,
~ E. SCOTS sHIRT EMPORIUM.
TINES, COWS. CRAvA1s AND SCaKFs' IN ahEAi
i variety and latest fashions az u,>,n ,,our
MsR11aN. ENGLISH AND FTENcB BoS-
a IERY, OF all glad=s, can always ne Iouna s.aO. ~
DPyERs1BLE STITCH LfNEN-FackD PApER
X rOTIARS AND CUFFS, OF all styles and szes
- r. hCOr.,5 CENTS FURNISHING STORE.
cyrAR SHIRTS, UNDERsHIRT'. DRAWERS, OF
~ every +. scorr's STAR sHIRr EMPORIUM.
"aNpKERCHIEFS LINEN AND SILK. READY
ii Henmed for INN odate use, at
+. SCOTS GEMS FCkNtsHINa STORE. q
INDIA aAUzE SHIRTS, Isle THREAD AMI
= F. sCor1's EMPORIUM.
ECEIvED BY EvErY slElMER FRESH D.
II, DI IONS 10 my already full stock of Gentle.
mems Furnishing G. joda, Apply to
E. SCOTT, Meeting gsreer, above Market.
r1BE BEST ASSORTMENT OF KID GLOVES
i ami Lisle Thread Gloves Of oil colors and sizes
to be found ut
ScoTTs STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM .
MEETlNG-STREET,
OPPOSITE TIE MARKET HALL.
January1 6mos
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~0FFICE FOR DEPOSIT OF SAYINGS.

aSOFFICE FOR DEPOSIT OF SAVINGS.
eoI1ru c,RoIINa LOAN AND RUST COMPANY.
This Company will RECEIVE DEPOSITS on and
o,er 1st MAY. under the Rules, which may be bad 81
tho tfics no 10 Broud-str ct. For the present the
honrs for receiving deposits will lie from Nine A. NJ.
- 1,wo p AT. Should the business warrant the
ononiro of a. oflce at somo moro central lint, and
at more convenient hours for the ndus'rai classes'
provision will be 'de accordingly interest ~ tue
rate of Six Ier cut per annu.a.
Tbs. r. WARING,
April % fm8lmo Cas1Wl.
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FOR SAVANNAH-INLAsDk ROUTE.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
rHRoUoH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT ::
PAsSAG BE u CE D.
To savannah. IS. To oBeaufort....44..
r THE sTE8MBk PILOT BOY. CAP.
Jsess.sss1a TAIN FKHE PscK. y, leave accom-
modstion wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY @osN.
Na at 8 o'clock J.,
Retura,no will leave Savannah every 1UBsDAY and
FRIDAY MORNING at O'Clock.
: ->''' -'0 JOIN FERGUSON,
Anril29 Accomm 'dat on wharf
FOR SAVANNAH.
--A TIE STEAMER DICTATOR
EaSssssIta=7- CAPTAIN W. T. MoNELTY. will sail
from Cha lesion for Savannah on sATJRDAY EVE
MING, at o'clock.
Will leave Savannah for Charleston on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. at O'Clock
For freight or Passage, apply to .-.-
April 20 J. D AIKEN & CO.. Agents.
EuIsTO, ROCKVILLE: AND ENPEH.
PRISE.
rE-A THE STEAMER FANNIE, CAP.
,l.ssSest3s.s7. TAIN ApAIR, will leave accommoda.
tion Wharf every WRpsKpAY MORNING at 8 ociock.
Returnin2 leave Edisto at II o'clock on Ii tuesday,.
JOHN PeReU>oN.
April 26 Accommo Rion Wharf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01

Gas Concert be5 ct. peter llnterfibuues=
gsreias fsI 3u slaer 3nfrieeenbeit aus. Gas
sorsisli9s Yrcsramm wuroe etenio sprsiislid
burdssfubrt. Die Naien = CaHtate, reren
Sinilbruns in sic muffalilde SSelt spn ct.
Saul spn uns ieIbf bsrribrt, inbem mir bteiss
beriibmte Gonfid Ypu Genee DOB Quincy mit>
traGtsn uuo es 5erra Gid serebrtsr, ii pirf=
lib pracbtis nno .pirr, fubalo es unbslGnittsn ale
Mannsrdpr einmal geseten mirp, npb sisl u1=
setbsiltere Inerfeunurs fuben. Gas Stid
srlanstaabsrsswIbulibe Gin!ituns. Ger pom
Oirett0r her Great @slern Sarb, Sec. Sei-
bert, eumponirte Jriblirsssrue-M arl9 il Gin
muitaIilhes Osbilee, ba5 ale ST. ftirmiIdem
S~lpplaus biuriB.
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- Slater Clemens erbielt sieie Wcbe aus
Bayern sem Min9ensr StaotarGiteften Gu.
&isbsl ben plan gu Scr neuen Maria-S immel>
fabrtsfir1r. Dielcr yra9ttau p,re i'm r6mi=
l9sn @tsle 1T Der Nabe Der jebissn STRIDE aus
getauenen Stsinen nit Grant, uaterbau aus
ssfibrt. OrSBe: 80 SUP Grpnt $50 SUP III
sanse. Die Stride piro bic i9Unts Der Statt
leiu.
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Ssffeutlibe GtnIabuna! CUR grS5-
ten unb spQianeielten Jteitauration: Die Don
@1illsru. g d. m ID tNr. 242, 8. Ctr. Som
Jest an merpen s1 ieperStunpe r dc Mulern,
Wsaisel, Jorelien. 6lsiidlorteu ausr Dirt, Wiln,
fura Ales, mas Der Marft an DelifatelIsn bietet,
~ierstrt. Die feinlten Wsine unb Qiqueure bic
tet uniere 9ar; 6rii6te. Gunfstt unb Gunbitc=
reimaaren in better Auswabl. DieNufwartuna
81 ieoer 3eit bic bette.
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- Die VaeiTe-S abn ctnri:g n.sbrere Sar~
fen 2aourgen bon Sdierea.
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- Ter $4,000 Bonus fir baS 5o!cl Der
pbersn Staot it, ale 3userlaiisen Betrage et-
Dirt, bis auf bic lebtsn $4,000 bereits seseigAst.
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Iptal

Tptal $4,000
ssm. Stsser. Setretar.
81. yaul, sprit q, 1869.
Gortsbenee 9ite ipri9t fir Iib ielblt unb
seist, baB bic llntsrnebmer pser @rinoer ter
Minnelpta aranfsu 6iriprse Gelsaiaaft erail-
liu s~eipunen linc, ba5 gertrauen bes putlifams
ourb liberals sluTa0ung uNb Mu5fibsang ibrs5
y%rosramms ;u ssrbienea. 8ir empfeblen pa>
Der uniern 2slsrn ernili6 in bisisr @sieQl6aft
seeen mDalide Granfbstt roer llaslidsfals bic
~sstctsne llntsrltuguug gu ldsrn.
Mm. Seessr, 1T Der Staatstrsalurs SfFcs,
peter Sdneioer uHb 81, Sid lnp germ tsreit
rabere Nusfunft ;u ertbeilen.
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- 0err geter Jpiepb S;mperid, etnsr Ter
5auftsroaeriebanblsr in Ct Gloab, bslubte uns
t;s(e @o9e.
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- Gosrer's GROCER fatbrliiGer SuGi?cre in
Gbicaso. Man leis psNen atn5siss in elmer az
oersn Spalte.
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- 3wiiGen ct. g'etfr uab glstp-ulm fabrt
siae tagliGe Stase.
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Dent19e 8riefz2tfe.

2ite beutlAer Sriefe bic Bis sum q. Mpri
;. S. niht ab9ebplt wprben finb.
Damen-Briefe.
Beterl4 Wittwe &rDbl Mnna
@iloebrunpel Minna &orlb Marsaret9a
@enntne MtB 81. Sell Qpuile
@il9er s. @Adfer Neumann Gmilie
Sa1p9 aRtb &. 99mipt MarY
9erren>Briefe.
Bodenfelb 9enrp 2abfe Muguf
Tranj @tmon Mt9aelis @arm.
Set9e 6. Neio Mbam
@run3naun s. SGweiler Sobn
@ol3 Matbias @tu3tder Srana
&ramer g. &. @tetmer Matbtas
8oprtpa 8arl2 S4ula Mu9uf
&ru9er Srteort4 Weifert George
Qauf @barles s. @eienbers Iusuf
Qlbte Mnbreas Mtnn1ann 3beobor
8. $. Stepart gofmeiRsr,
3. Qeitnet btuti&er Gterk
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- Der 81. 2,aul Muftyerein niro lit Der
erFen @pde rGdfen SUMS III G1iQwatsr ei11
Concert seben.
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SfftctelIc @taot=3ettun 9,
2pcal Neui9feiten,
Neifenoc M9cnten.

SER Mnbreas @rpbe unb 6err
eugene Gbetn.
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u0si1IaGtste" UrGide tontnlen jsst he
i1srere Merse Su!t oanbe it bic Staot unb fc~
fen Is Cts, per Ousens.
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Gorrefponben3 aus &anfaS-

Wertter 3err Mauenmetfer!
Sd babe 70 Siel @utes unb S9Snes, belon'
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CRoroN AorFpucT pEpARTNENr

~ To contracors-Scparats scaled proposals, each
dorseo with the title of the work 10 which relates with tho
OF the bidder and the bid,
at this oce Rotund Park until II O'Clock NJ OF Tuesday,
Sept & 1907 Tor the construction Of stone block
In the Following streets viz Fiftieth street, SIKH
to seventh avenues Avenue A. from Houston Fourteen n
street Ninth street, from Sixth Broadway Forty
fourth street. from Filth Srth avcnue Fy-Gth st.eet
from Ffth to Sixth Tweny street. from Sixth
TO Eighth avenue Twentieth street, Sixth TO Tenth ave-
Seventeen street, from Third Fourth avenue;
teth street, from Lexington to Fifth avenue Seventeenth
street, from sixth avenue to Broadway, aud
street, from sixth 10 Eighth Maiden nne
throughout Spring street, from broadway owcry; Ecv
en street, from TO Fourth avenue Toreih street.
Broad street Fftysr street. from frst Second avenue
Thirty street from Eighth Ninth avenue; SIxyslrh
street, from Third 10 Filth Thirty from
Third TO Lexington avenue Nineteenth street from second
to Third aven g; Sixysecond street, First Filth
Thirty street, rom Seventh Eighth avenue;
tyhrs street, from Second RIVER and ffty
ninth street from Third 10 Fifth avenue Also for the ayinR
OF cross walks on east side OF Eighth from 25ti
street 10 lzth street. from southwest northeast corner OF
Fourth and Fourteenth across Forth syenue
nj IL b and list streets from southwest southeast
Of New bowery and Roosevelt street, from No I4s 10 s
last -Four eenh street East Nineteenth
sc school No 49, and Twentieth street.
school No. 23; across West street. mt side oil Norton
street, West street south side Leroy street
West street ut north she OF Carkson street. across
West To pier s and whteha stree, in front OF
No. 81.
Specifications and forms for the bids can be obtained on
Application st this 0nlce THOS STEPHRNS,
kOBT. l.. DARRAGH,
DEO. y. GREENE
Crotop Aqueduct Board.
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PROPOSALS..

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
- Washington City September IA, IsJaSea ed proposals
Will be received Mt this oce until Tuesday, october s. 1862
" NJ for the manuacure and delivery OF 1900 barrels OF
and 100 barrels NJ New York
The cost Of delivery to be the Of the
rcr and the powder TO be subject usual navy
tion before acceptance.
livery. A. Ii DLOw CASE
Chief Of Bureau.
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cOPARTNRRsHIPs.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERBTOFORE RxBrlN9
under the firm OF Cassdy Lawrence, Brokers, -
Exchange place has this day been dissolved b mutual oG
oacs JOS. CASSIDY.
J. ID. LAWRENCE.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

yIrANTED--BY AN EN9LIsHMAN (MARkIED), A SIT
w uston coacnnan TO look after road horses good
reference Address T. b. at Mr. wghts harness maker,
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

ITO LET-THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE l47
East Fifty sixth street, Lexington Amply
Dr. CLARKE 4b Reecker street. druggist corner Third
and Fifty sixth street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

VIrANTED-A SITUATION BY A SINGLE YOt NO MAN
w az coachman groom. Can be well recommended
from Last place Call address r. DAVIS private stable,
No. East 9Th st. for two days
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FINANCIAL AND COMmERCIAL.

New YORK, April 6-Noon. 50
1Oc. lower. Wheat dull and nominally
lower. Corn heavy and lower Pork de-
chning-new mess 30.1211. Lard heavy
bbls. 18H for steam. Middling uplands
cotton 283. Freights dull. Money closed
Exchange 81. Gold 315s.
Up. M.-The money stringency is una
bated-call z currency, with 1-16(016 COM
mission; prime paper 1O(015. Sterling no.
minal, at S1698h. Gold strong, at 315a.
Cotton lower; sales 1900 bales, at 28%.
Mess pork dull, at 81 Lard-kettle 18AM
1873, Whiskey active, at 1a@93%. Sugar
heavy. Freights dull. Southern securities
dull but unchanged.
nominal. Flour quiet. Corn dull-white
65. Rye dull, at 40@4s. Whiskey 90. wy
CNoINNATI, April 6.-Whiskey declined
to 81. Pork dull--city BIZ; country 81.
Bacon in fair demand-shonlders 13(0l3L:
clear sides II, and little Offering Lard
dull, at 49,
CHARLESTON, April 6-Cotton dull; sales
l2o baiesamiddlings nominal, at 2724; re-
AUGUSTA, April 6.-Cotton market lower
with better demand; sales $50 bales; receipts
156-middlings 26%. The frost Yesterday
was general throughout the State, and yepe-
tation is much in njured.
SAVANNAH, April 6.-Cotton dull; sales
72O bales-middlings 27L; receipts 400.
The weather has been very GOLD, and re-
ports from planters say cotton has been in
jured by the late cold snaps
Mo BILE, April Cotton market flat
low m iddlings 26h@26M; sales 125 bales;
receipts 1,030.
New ORLEANS, April 6.-Cotton easier, at
28h; sales 2, 200 bales; receipts 2,083. Gold
321s. Flour firm-superfne 5.75@8. CO.;
double 6.25; treble 6.75. Corn-white rs
OFT; yellow 78. Pork lower-32 rs. Bacon
only retailing, at 14(917I. Sugar dull
common IL; prime 1915. Molasses quiet
prime 70.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened quiet, but is now fat-uplands 12h
<9l2M;. Orleans 12I012A. Manchester
advices less favorable, and it causes dullness
here.
LIVERPOOL April G-Evening.-C
dull-uplands 12M@12M; Orleans 12K@
1871.
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tho scrofulous cont ntamination Til they were pain
fully a1lictng. have been radically cured in such
great numbers in alm9st every section of the
country, that the public scarcely need to be in
formed of it's virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most dc structive
enemies OF our race. Often, this unseen and un-
felt tenant OF the organism, undermincs tie con-
stitution, and invites tho attack OF cnfoebling or
fatal diseases, without exciting suspicion of its
presence. Again, it seems to breed infection
throughout the body. and then, on some favora bic
occasion, rapidly develop into one other OF it's
tho vitals. In the latter, tubercles may be sud-
denly deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors
formed in the liver. or it shows its presence by
oruptions on the skin. or foul ulcerations on some
part OF the body. Hence, the occasional use of
bottle of this SARSAPARILLA is advisable, even
when no active symptoms OF disease appear. Per-
rally find immediate relief, and, at length, cure
by the use OF this SARSAPARILLA: 81. Antho-
ny's Fire, Rose or E''ysipe,ns. letter, Sail Rheun,,
and other eruptions visible forms OF .Scrofulous
disease. Also, in tho more concealed forms. as
Dyspepsia, D'opsy, Heart Disease, Fits. Epilepsy,
Neuralgia, and the various Uicerous affections OF
the muscular and nervous systems.
Syphilis or Kenereal and Mercurial Diseases are
subdui.g these obstinate maladios by any medi-
cine. But long continued of this medicine
will cure the complaint. Leuco'7tGd or Whaes,
commonly soon relieved and ultimately cured by
its purifying and invigoratinS effect. Minute di-
rections in each case arc found i'll our Almanac,
caused by accumulatons of extraneous matters
In the blood. yield quickly toit. also Lire COM
the Lirer. and ,jaundice whon arising, as they "
often do, from the ranking poisons in the blood
This SA ARS:4PARILLA is a great rcstorer for
the strength and vigor Of the system. Those who
are Languid and Lisless, Despondent, Sleepless,
and troubled with Ne'rous Apprehensions or
Fears, or any of the affections symptomatic of
Weakness, will find immediate relief and convinc-
ing evidence OF its restorative power upon trial.
PREPA ARED By
DR.. j. G. AVER, & CO., Lowell, Mass,
April2 Practical and Analytical Chemists t5mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-07

Anaifs In WasisiEsgt gton,

WAsHlNaTeN, April ;--The House a Esas i
engaged during the morning, on the census.
The Senate's proceedings we're nnimportant
ordered to report q resolution postponing
the Texas election till further Congressional
action. The Banking Committee agreed to
report the Senate bill for equalization of the
currency among the States, with amend
ments; not. however, affecting the main OBJ
ject of the bill!
The Senate has confirmed the appoint
ment OF Wilder as Postmaster at Columbia.
This isbelieved to be the first colored man
confirmed by the Senate
In the House, bill providing for taking
the census passed. It includes divers sta
tistics. The Election Committee reported
McCranie and st. Martin, holding War
mouths certificates from Louisiana, inelici-
BILE.
In the Senate, the Judiciary Committee
reported, without amendment, a bill paving
the Southern officers incapable of taking
the test oath. resolution paying the re,
constructed Senators from the second ses-
sion of the fortieth Congress, was tabled.
There was a full Cabinet meeting to-day.
Fifty combinations to-day. The action of
Congress is very sluggish; every motion to
dispense with routine business, thereby saw
ing time, meets with loud objection. A mo-
tion by Butler, to consider Georgia, to-day,
met with almost a unanimous "no!' Whit
temore eexpresses himself opposed TO fur
ther action in the removal of political disa-
blllties. The subcommittee failed to report
names to the Committee, this morning.