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seock Of c'tton held by Manchester srinuers at
tbe mills now 6t0tO bale, Same time 18 8, .60 OOO
12d. M -
The following staerncnt WIN show the trapsac-
tone at this lo,nt since CUR last report:
On Ffidav. May IA. the deDsnd was light at no.
changed prices; sales ESQ ba es ordinary to good on
,AinaFy being quc'ed - 25,<O26x; low rn,dolina
aea@D2y, and middhpg 27Ms. 81 ID.
.tOn Saturday the market wns quiet, good grades
being in demand at steady rates, while the lower
qualities had essier tend, ncS sales 400 bales, or
dinary 10 good ortiI,ary beirg quoted at 2s,k@2ek;
low midoling 4A, ana mid d.pg 37Jko. W Sb. b.
On Monday the over qualities ofthe staple showed
more Hinpess. spd t4 soine eases were Nc. better.
Che suIeior lines n mailfns frmj sales 200 bal g.
Srdinbry TO gccd trdinaSy being quoted At 25KGs
zeh; low middiing "a, aud middling 2yk6D2yx q
d.. MI M !.s.. t..1 HI 7''ss:. sf.sTa
8 on Tuesday. The staple was In MunihsA areduest.
prices continuing steady with smsil stocks Gales
a2s baies quo ations v, chansa1 ~ ~ .'''" ;sa.,
On Wednesday, tho market wss autrs and ur.
ShbhgeA kales loo bales ordinary 10 eood ordinary
asias quoted as iiow raidaltps ~ ia
tasiddling 27A@a7Ac. b ggcrns. ss
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Exports for the Week ending Tnursa q y
May 20.

G1pOrtS for the Week ending Thursu a y
May 20.
LfVERPOOL-Per British steamship Marnora-1a7
bags Sea Island, 1880 bales Upland Cotton. 226
Dds hosin 2O7 bags Cotton Seed.
DOMESTIC
bOS1ON-Per schr Anna Leland-2S6 bales INLAND
Cotton. 50 bbs Rosln, AZ. 600 feet Lumber.
FhOVlDENCt, r I-Per schr Golden City.-69 GOO
teet Yellow Pine Lumber. 80
NEW YORK-Per steamship Maenolia-at2 bales
Upland Cotton, IS bags sea Island Cotton IA
6ales Cotton Waste. 1873 tierces kice, 1854 barrels
hostn, ~ casks Clay, 95 bales Yarn. - paas
PEANUTS. 10 bbls Ale. Sc packages sundries
70 empty Barrels. TIT packages Vegetables
Per steamship ManhaStan-16 bags Sea island
Cotton, 900 bales Upland Cotton, l4O bales
Yarn, IA bales Waste, 1877 tierces Lice. "a
packages Sundries, 80 empty Barrels So baes
Cocoanuts, 25A crates Vegetables. 192 bbls Pota-
toes. PEI schr Moses B Eramhal-26o bales
Upland Cotton. 65 casks Rice, 237 hbls Rosin. 81
bales Cotton Waste. $4,000 feet Plank. l72 toms
Pig iron. $50 Beer Bar, ella. =
PAiLADkLPHIA-Per schr VIM F Cushipg-kTl
packages China CLAY, "A 600 feet Timber
bALllMORE--ter steamship MasyHand-l49 bales
Upland Cotton. of which 1zO were tor lhi,adel.
pha. l8 bales Rags for Pniladrl rlphiA % balaa
Yarns and Domestics, 1A3 titrces Rice q bbls
koein ~ bags GrouDdnuts. ~ bales H,iesg 4
bbs Whiskey, a. packages Furniture. &c. 25O
PACKAGES VEGETABLES. aud sundries.
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they were painfully afllcti, e. huve radio al
cured In such great nunb r. IN almt stev-rv section
OF the countrv tl,a the public scarcely need TO b.
III iormed of ,te virtues or use.
scrouous poison is Of the most des'ructiv
enemies OF our race. Often this unseen N unteI
tenan Of the organism nnde mines the &C institution
ON nv, The at ack elteeblipg or iata diseases
without exciting suspicion OF Its presence. Again
1t seems to breed injection G. rou-b the body AM
tl!en, on scme favorable occa lou. rapidly develop
| into one other Lideous TO MS, either th
sar,ase &c or "ong the v,iais ~ % the @ nater
tumors formed in the liver. it shows It. presenq
by cru tons OH the skn foul uc> rations on SC nd
part Ut the body. Bence the occasional use OF
bottle of 'his sAR .APARIlLA L. .>isable, eve1
when no active sym, toms of disease appear Pel
sons athlete with the to owlLg complaints generul6
find INN ediate rellcf and, at lcng b. cure by III
use OF this SAR>APAhILLA: st. Anthon,'s Fire
King Worm. ore yes. sore lars, and other erup
tons I vlaible forms OF Scrofulous dire &C. Alsd
@oar sne more M conceaeu to1mh as Dyspepsia Drops
deart ID ease. Fits Eptlopsy, Neura ga and the v
rous ulcerous affections OF the muscular and neI
vous sVstems.
syphils or venereal and Mercurtal Diseases an
our-d by 1t, though long time ,s required fo sud
during these obst nate naladl py a.y medicn@
But long continued use of this medicine will cu1E
the compliant Leucorrhoea or Whites, Uterine UE
ceranons and Female disease. are commonly FOO
relieved and ultimately cured by its rurtyiDe an
inv,goratng eff' Ct Minute Directions for each ca
are found IN our Almanao SUPP lieu gratis. Rhe B
natism and G"ut, when caused 5y ;ons =
extraneous matters in the blood. yield quickly to D.
as also Liver Complaints, 1orpidity, Congestion 4
Inflammation of the Liver and Jaun 'ice VIII. n arI
ing. az they often do from the ranking poisons
the bood This sARsPAkILLA is q great restor
for the strength and vi.or of the system. those wi
are Laneuid and Listle 8, Dependent Sleepld
and troubled with Nervous Apprehensons or Pea}
or ally of the affections symptomatlc Of WeaAne
viii find immediate relief anu convincing evideu
OF Its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED By
De- u. @. AVER 81 Ca. Lowell. Masd
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale. by
DOWIE NOISE.
Charleston. South Carolina,
March 25 DAo tbs+ro,no
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financial ano Qommerfial.
rles,un Money market.

Tine charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY, May 10. 1869.
The report OF the week shows the same unvarying
aullness the Mun,cipal muddle having caused a
general AZ a;ivn III business. City stcck. wrIca
has been weak the Pilsbury inaugural has de.
preciated 10 EA@55, with no demand. state Bank
bills have gained IN adv nce on previous quoa ions,
and some few of the old city bank bills are creeping
mp to par state secu i.ies ale unchanged. South
Carroll Raj road and Pank stock, whole shares Asa
A55a, halvss 8 22(G2aA South Carolina Railroad Seven
Per Cent bonds 20. Savannah and Charleston Rail.
road stock 2l@22. The quotations given below have
been carefully revised may be considered cor.
rect statement of the market at Its close yesterday
sOUTHERN RANK BIIre.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Charleston. May 30.
vRscELs UNDER 100 TOMS AND STEAMERS CoAsTINa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion. 1418 tons, Lockwo I'd, at Adger's wharf.
for New YORK. Ioading-James Adger Il Co.
PrOmeth, 5el tons, Grhy at At antlc VIII ri, for
Philadelphia Ieddy-J Il Y Getty.
Falcon. 672 ions. Horsey at Union wharf, for Bait
more, re.dy-Cour.enay Il Trenholm.
SRApS.
Amelia 688 tona. Berry at Atlantic wharf, for Liv
erpool loading-Pat otson & stock.
II G Winthrop, 94c tons, stewart at Atlantic wharf,
from velIool wa,tng-P.t erson & stock.
Richard III. 065 tons, Wood, at Boyoe Co.'S
whsr,, f,om Liverpool wai,1ng-Master.
BARKh.
DAlkeith (1srl. 848 tons. Anderson, at Boy Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, oadi' e-R Mure Il co.
Helen sands. - tons. Ois at Vanderhorsts WHAT,
from Liverpool. neutrality-suspicious.. 90.
BRIGS.
L Pye tIr), S65 tons. Pye at Palmetto wharf from
London. Ing. repnriDg-J tns ow 4 60.
S B Brown, 14Q IONS Ken. in shlev River. tor New
York lo dng-RlSley & Creighton
henry erRins = tons. Mayo. IN Ashley River, for
Boston, loading-Rislev 4 Creighton.
sCHOONERS
Bramhall, = tons, -tout. at Adger's wharf fol
New York, ready-W Roach b Co
Ann ga d, - tour, Bennett at Palmetto wharf
for Boston, ready-A Sainas.
Lion tB,h tona, Mcclellan, at Brown & Co.'S wharf
tr m Matanzas, discnaroinR-W Hall.
u Ia bot 285 tons, Packard, at central wharf, from
Rockport, Me d1soh rgi. Ga McCobb Jr
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OFFICiAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofnce at
Charleston, for the week ending MAY 40. 1869.
and printed officially in THE DAILY News. AZ the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
aS-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
N@- Once hours from A. 81. to p. M. On SUM-
lays, from to P. III.
STANLEY q. .1ROTT. Postmaster.
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Til h. DAILY NEWS.
A1xnt ana shade.

Would love be love. WI nout owes sighf
Would rest be rest. w re tOil unahni ode
Wou d Joy UeJoy i'll pain could dief
Or fight be flight. to wings unsnare62
Would home be home, wero cares unknown
Would ilht he ,ght were darkness deadf
Would wheu b. ~u.at, W &c tares nnsownF
Or hopo be hope. IL doubts were fedf
wou,d heiobts be grand. were ways less steepp
Wou d sa r. 8 he 1 st, ere seas tosSe9f
Would sm,les be iair did we not weepi
Our loves 20 u ,ar, were hearts unosH
oh calm is deep. thouah storms are loud;
And dowv are gay through winters breath;
And stars more br got Where locus the cloud:
Thank God for lite, thank God tor DEATH
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e ---...ur ENDING THUR3DAY, MAY 40. 1860
1HE ChOP The information received during the
week IN reference to the growing p ant Indicates
that eId weather and excessive raj g hive had O
very damaging effect ths injury being applicable
to very large section of the cotton region re"der-
Ing replandag necessary to a conslde ablo extent.
AND In some places. consequence OF tho scarcity
Of seed. corr has been subs ituted. The probable
operation Of trese will be 10 lessen the
growth but to VIII It xtent it difficult yet to give
nm opinion. ohe weather during the lat or part Of
the week just closed had become warm, and iudi-
Gated more propitious season for tho future
THE COTTON MARKHr.-1he week under review
has been without activity in this article purchas
operating with moderation and prices being free
from important fluctuations; the gradually lessening
stocks and be strong upward tendency of gold pro.
uuced hrmer feeling in some quariers In the
English m lrket middlinx uplands which opened at
uHd q tb. maintained this figure with cons,derab
stead'ness. but became weaker, declining to l1A@
nhd; at New York the staple was steady at 2sXc.
with good demand. and at this point prices have
been fairly sustained. middngs ruling during the
week at 27A@27Hc. with considerable scarcity and
much frmness in good grades.
~ The Liverpool and New York markets have shown
the following movements by telegraph: On Friday.
May H. the 70, mer opened quiet, but closed shade
easier-sal.s 5000 bales, uplaLds 111Sd; the latter
was steady-sales 1900 bales at 2a&c. On Saturday
the former was rather easieI-eaies 5000 bales up.
lands 1lhd; Tho latter was steady but less active
sales $500 ba,es at 2Sac. On Monday 1T the 4 rmer
there was no business consequence Of the observ-
ance the HOLIDAYS Of Whitsun. the latter was
without chan 'e- eses 1900 bales at 2sazc ON ues-
Aay at the TO- mer the Continuance Of he bolidays
prevented business; at the latter the article vas
drop ng-slles 1900 bales at 2sa1c. On Wednesday
me former opened dull and closed d.t--sal4s 5000
sa'es at liH@llhd: the latter was ac:ive and un.
OhanPed-sales 1900 bales at 2sXc. Yesterday the
former was frmer-sales 10000 bales; ut the latter
she article was In fair demand ana market Arm, a.
2Sxc. ID,
The arrivals of tho staple for the week have bee,,
70 sea iplsnds and 1922 oales OF upland, agsnst 3
bags OF sands end Florioas and 279o bales Of mn
Iands the week before. and 13 bags OF sea islsnds
and Flor1das aud 76o bales Of uplands for the week
last year. These supplies have come from the fol.
lowing sources; say OF uplands per South Carolina
Ralroad. 1905 bales; per Northeastern Railroad lls
The sto ks of the staple sight as tho latest dstes
fOflOws. .ssstf5p
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RailrDQDs.

NN AND AFT ER sUA DAY APbIL l1rH, THK
~ PA>>,.-- lER TRAINS of the south Oarohn
Railroad will run follows:
EOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. $50 a. y
Arrive at augusta. usts...................... As T.
Co Meeting with trains for Mont omery. Nj enph,,
Nashville and >ew Orleans, via Montgomery al
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave CnarleetOh. .f.Su a.
., mn w,;.o, ana n ~
road, camden tram
Fun CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. ........................9 - w a.
arrive a. Gnar'eston.. .-'....n ~ T. D.
Leave Column ola...... ...... s......! 40 A.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
tspNDAYs ExOkPrED.'
Arrive at tAu0usta........: 5&P:
Connecting With trains Tor Memphis, Nhshvill.
and t'ew Orleans. va Grand Junction
cave cave augusta: @ P. "
GoLnMBIA NIaHi nxPRE;ss. O. "
tsUNDAYs EXCEPTED,
leave oharieston sos p. VI
Connecting ~undays excepted, with areenv,lle an,
Oolu unbis Railroad.
Leave Columbia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 55,pM "A
ArrlSe at ohasiestnn; M%rsvIY 6so A. ".
Arrive ut 6ummerville. lle........,.. $40 p "
Leave Summervillo. ............,...7,OA A. NJ
= I ' CAMDEN saANoH. ii''''''S2' A. y
Camden and t,olumbtl PASSENGER Trains on Nov
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Kingvllle.
"a. "a 11r =: ''''''' '....'..... - 10 A. b
aIt.Ne =. ,Colum oaa.. .11.ut A.
Leave Columpla... a, O. p. NJ
Arrive at Camden 80. p ~
Higned) a. r. pEAKE ft-
april ~ General SuperInteDdent.
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SS1 Is 60; Shoulders lYkc; cuar sides l7Xo Lard
lsalSHo
WnMr oroN. May 20.-spirits turpentine better
at siu quiet end UNCHANGED. Crude turpen-
prntine 81 7Sa5. Tar % 86. Cotton 2exc. for mid.
ding.
AUGUSTA. Sfay S0.-Cotton nrmer and moro &C.
tive; sales s6S; middHnRs 28K ~ ceipts o.
SAVANNAH May 40 Cotton quiet; holders Arm;
middlipgs 27M; sales $50; receipts TO-
MoBILF. May 20.-Cotton Arm; sales 1900 bales;
low m,dalirgs 26>ka26Ac; receipts zoo bsles ex-
ports 886
NEW ORLEANS. May a0.-Cotton, demand MOI .
active; prices stifer hut not quotably higher; sales
500 Sa es;mid 2sMa2sKc; receipts e7l bales.
Gold 4SK. Bank sterling 167. York sight exchange
par. suesr-common sXalOKc; prime 1sxa1sXc.
Molasses dull and unchanged.
Interior Cotton Markets.
SUMTER May 18-About 25 bales sold during
the week at 2Aa26.
MON GOMERY, May 1s.-Montgomery market
quiet at 26c tor low middlings
EELMs. May 17.-saies 50 bales. Demand light;
good cotton very scirce WeQuote m,ddlings at 26%
AJAX to 22. ~ l1&t
COLUMBUS, May 18.-Fine grades are only in de.
msnd and tht y scarce. Market doing moth ing.
Mldding 20. low mlddlne 25Hc Warehouse sales
4S bales. Receipts 28 bales Shipments 3U9 bales.
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lmariae Mesps
q Mrr1ved X este rsssl y

AFr1ved HesterMMy.
8chr Three Sisters ffom wost Point Mill "a a..
Rice TO J b PrDgle. & = -
Steamer Emtiie. Lewis. Edtsto lRdsc. To shack
eliofd Kelly. McaorY, y Aanckei, q Hoppoek,
steamer Fannie. Adair. Enterprise, Rdisto and
Rockville. Mdeo. &c. 40 re. guson, Roper B.
6t6ney, w @ Courtney q Co. ana oiheraI IA = -
Receivrd from Chixolm's Mill--6E Heroes ,Rtoa
70 + Howard & Bro. sud thu.ston a Holnaes. M
aeTosn thfs P0rs.
steamship w Evertnsn, snyder. Phiasdsaph,a. Nav
lE. '1 - 80
Steamship Marylsna. johnson. Baltimore. NAV m
bchr Minaevas Co'lina. Haven. May IA
Up for th1s Fort.
Brig yests A Dsveg4aaH U,rk. % Philadeiphia. May
Echf Minnie Huason. ct New York, Nav IN
6chr Laybreaks Blako, at Belfast ne. Nay IE,
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prugs, Gbemifals, Gtf.
AYERS SAkSAPARILLA,

THE r Z p q T A I'll o .
this excellent medicine en-
JOYS, is derived from II
ures, many OF which or
truly marv-ll' us. lnvett
rate ca-es Of ScrO:ulou
disease where the syster
80, med saturated viii
corIup ION. have been II
IL Ell aud cured bv !
Scrufu GUS affections az
disorder 9, whict were al
lrava ed by tho scrof1
lOua cOnInniinntIOn mt
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NEW YoRK, n ~ 2O-Arrived st stesmship It Laurent.
kAvANNAH. Ma> 20-C.eared. steamships II Law
fngston tor New YOik. North Point for baltimore;
ships Ellen south rd and Ju ia for Liverpool Clara
lvell Tor New York; sctr Ida Richardson for
Boston; Mary Col,ins tor Darien.
Memo
The schr Daybrea1. Blake, from Bangor Me, ar
rived at Belfast to load for Charleston.
LIST OF VtESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POhi
EOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, Williams, sailed ...Apr 10
The Minnie, Robertson, up. .Apr 20
DOMESTI
BOSTON.
schr N Hawkins Wyatt, up. ........... April Is
BELFAST. ME.
Brig Alexander Milliken snow, sailed. April la
schr Daybreak, Blake, u"..... ........... May 10
BANGOR. ME.
Schr Jacob William, F.,sbie, sailed. May s
Schr Minnie, Hudson, up. May 16
Schr AMMO Lewis Da. ton, cared ........ May IA
hchr N smith. Tooker. up. My .
Schr Myrovtr, rown cleared .............. May III
PHILADELPHIA
Brig Josie Devereux, Clark. up. Nav 18
schr Henry Allen. Tatem up...............M May IL
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Z lOnslgnees per soutn ear oannw nnnaronu
May 40. :.

l6s bales Cotton, 78 biles Domestics. "a tierces
d Hams 6cS bushels Grain. 19A casks Clay 373 bbls
~ Nsval etores cars Lumber. car Wood. TO Hail.
road T, Agent. stenh use Go. r II W Dewees. q 81
w, Maiser e 3 90: PeiSer Rodgers Co Kinsman s. Bows
81, es " Wnild1n, Nachmann Co. Frost & Adger
nsntone 20, = Marshall. Reach, W W smith. B
ONeill. u Bischoff & 90. and Y Robson.
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Wilmanuton market.

w
WHINING rON, May l9-SPIR1rs 1URPB NTnB
Market active vito eaie- OF 10 casks az Al u cents
1873 casks at 41A cents, and 400 cas- at 4. cents.
RosIN.-Marke quiet. >,Lles of 30I bbls strained
at 81 Is; 20 bb,~ low No at - 50 33 do No at -
and lot bbls pale $5 20. S6, and Sc 80.
CRUDw uRPENTI .E--75 bnls changed hands q
50 so tor soft anu u rs Tor hard
TAR->a,es OF 81 bols at So IS.
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Exports OF Rice. Naval stores ana L-,un-
Der from tho Port OF Charleston, from
september 4 to May go. 1860
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P0sSonGefs.
Per steamer Cmiic, nom Edisto-T M,,e,, 4, w
Graver. 3 Ludovski, O'counor, Daty, Mrs 3
6allard, Miss Geila' d. and on deck,
Per steamer Fannie. from Enterprise. Fdiato and
hockyile-I>Wha ey, DR. Mikeli. lady and nurse
:. IST hsona; Ohadwick Miss Friondiy, 4 Friend.
". y. Smsh. swinton, Mr. Bates, l. l. johnson,
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
oERR1T SMITH TO JOHN STUART MILL

GerTit Smith has written letter TO John
Stuart M critesng the attitude Of the English phi
lOsOpher on the temperance question. He says;
The protection Of person and property being ts soe
odce, Government is 70 protect society not only from
the criminal but from the insane, he liquor OF dseo
that has produced the insanity Hence whE we are 70
lpok 20 enlightened and benevolent persons for asyus
fer the sick and poor we are 10 regard Lunauc Asuns
including Inebriate Asyums part OF tie lnaeleIy
OF Government. BY the way, the Almshohse anu hill
gred institutions would scarcely be needed the
dramshOp abolished Rarc in that case, would Oe the
person VINO Is 80 impoverished or dcbasfd as 10 Cae
himself upon the public charity; ana rare 100, ~ rn
case. would be the person. whose friends are so lpO'
ershed debased, as to allow hlm TO De cast upon
admit that the shutting up OF the ara sos LIE aSns ~
put families 10 little inconvenience, u hOt so
slightly additional expense, In obtaining aleonoo
hquOr admit, too. that while ~ !. not oniy uieges i
sary but perniciOus persons IN health mere l
Eny bodily almcnt I'm which, provided there are not
other remedial agents OF similar enect ~ s
f Eeenig onen the hOodgates OF the deadly dramShop
argues the mpOssbity OF finding WOrther excuses Ioi
a" not FORGET that although you would leave the
dramseler umtunisbed for keeping soul-and-DodS,
for the violence which he may have been guilty IN ms
drunkenness But 10 make this the only secTty against
Tueb Violence is too much like stpulatrg with the men,
reckless or malignant enough tObnng FIRE into the poN
derhose that they shall not be punished unt an aCtu
exuosOn has come OF their TecklessnCss or naIslly
We are both in favor OF having the people own uooI
ment instead OF being. rs Is tbe case III inIy
owned by IT. Hence We both IeItec"S OId 4, he Rent
travelling beyond its legitimate limits CVlu IL NC Aop
within tnem IL would be blessing ,DONe al ~ m
travelling beyond them, II becomes an eViI, hot oy t
Hs mcddhug with matters whcn do not OelObg 70 IT, & ~
hOn its consequent neglect O1 ts own proper 80
never occurred to yOn that Ihe noss 6 II HTmy
recall Government from its meddlngs is 10 hou ~ o y
aud constantly TO the discharge OF ts one ouy " &
trct person and pOpcrtyf When II Shhli hal1 % UTt t
Brought To that IN leaving the drhmshop 40 lo
destruction aud death, il leaves person ana pIoPoi
more unprotected than from any OF Ell OlhS chs %
when il SHALL consequently, have been hrOnRht ~ So0 &c
it II has no higher duty to perform than To smut UP
uis fountain Of wee, then will Civil Government pe m
process OF oducaton and change that wn ieaS ~ no
sse nor time nor talent for continuing It's usurpdlOhS
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
6iiu g,al 6statr for SaI,.

A SPLENDID three-story, brown-stone front
IA HOUSE. 20rf3I05 for SALEt selar; heater In
hoat easements marble maus and basins bci water in
every Toomi bath aud stationary washtubs In dae
order Possession al .ne Price moderate Apply prenses
No zi0 Has1 fhy.hutst. near SeeopdaVe,
A FlRST-CBASS BrOwn-stOne HOUSE FOR
"A SALE tho souhwr " TseYelths Le1ng.
tonav the crown o. Murray Hills also tue House adjoining
eornerhons houses Grsoa IN respect all
Apply on tho premises from a. N. ill r. m.
A VALUABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY on
IN FstaVe pays large Interest Price $4,000 Ts0t
f5On0 y. T. WILLIAMS a SON. No. 40 Eighth-ate
EOR SALE-A neat, three story, high base
nest Brick HOUSE, TWentJ.nlnth Ht SIhAye, 21K
~ and extensions lot fall depth iu beautd order s2!0O
GE WILLIAMS 4 BON, Nv. tt9 kighthaVe
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

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and those dssrous Of purchasing renting such pro-
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Daily semiweokly, and Weekly. comprise individuals in
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OF real estate both in the city and country thus adding
greatly TO the value Of its columns advertising
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