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FROM BALTIMORE.
Accident 10 the Train ON which President Grant
was Coming NOrth-Latcst Particulars.
Special Despatch 10 The Euening TeLegrdph.

was Coming NOrth-Latcst Particulars.
Special Despatch to The BUening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, June 10.-The o'clock express
train from Washington last night, on board of
which was President Grant, his wife and family,
and others of his relatives and attendants, ran
over COW near the Annapolis Junction and was
thrown off the track. There were exaggerated
rumors here this morning that thirty or forty
persons were injured, some badly; and that one
man had his eye knocked out, but that nobody
was killed.
Later adyices report few injured but do not
say how many. General Grant and suite were
in the hindmost car, and escaped injury. The
train was detained over an hour, but finally got
righted and passed through Baltimore for the
North late at night. 1t is still difficult to obtain
particulars
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A MAD HORSE.
Another Phase of HydrOphobia,

The West Chester Q'a.) Republican of yesterday
says:-On Saturday last a horse owned by Sewell
Chambers, acolored man, living in Thornbury town
ship, was seized with hydrophobia. The animal had
been confined in field near Darngton's Corner but
by some means got out OF the enclosure into the
public road. 1t attacked team belonging to Will
liam Farrell, who was engaged in hauling stone to
the railroad. The driver of the team succeeded in
driving or the mad animal, and 1t is not believed that
it injured any of the horses attached to the team.
When the fit was of the poor brute would become
very Weak-stagger and fall. When the spasms
returned it would again rise and
attack everything in its road. Several per-
sons were chased on to the tavern porch,
and individual narrowly escaped
being bitten. In its rage to bite, its own tongue
was nearly bitten of. The animal was finally Sc
cured in a lot, where it died during the night, in
great agony IL was valuable horse, and was used
10y Mr.. Chambers in threshing grain, with machine,
through the neighborhood What is still terri
BILE to contemplate is the fact that this horse is sup
posed to have been bitten by dog belonging to Mr..
Elias Baker, that was thought TO be mad, and bit
two persons some three weeks since-an account OF
which was published in this paper This suppOsitiOn
is strengthened by the fact that Mr. Bakers dog bit
two other dogs on the farm OF Mr.. George Faucet,
where the horse was kept The dogs of Mr.. Faucet
were killed Immediately after. The two young men
who were bitten, well as their immediate friends
much distressed over these facts but it is hoped
that the resOrted to in their will prove
ehectual against this malady.
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ARTIFICIAL ICE.-One OF the industrial activities
Of New Orleans is the artificial production Of ice in
large quantities. The process is of French nven-
tiOn and the success which has attended the opera
tOns of the mandatory has exceeded the eXpecta-
tiOns of the propretOrs. The ice is said to possess
many advantages over Northern ice. IL is more
wholesome, they say, because made of Mississippi
water 1t is colder That is to say, machinery out
does nature in making ice that is long in melting.
The secretary of the ice company lately made
wager with the largest Of the ce-shippng houses OF
Boston to the superiority OF their respective speci
mems, and the experiment was made with blocks Of
the same size under equal exposure. The manu-
factured ice Outlasted the imported article. We
not informed what the test was but as the parties
adjourned to the Peerin Restaurant" we may
reasonably infer that wine was the solvent The in
Cident was gratifying, and it may be hoped that
the good people OF New Orleans will hereafter keep
cool,
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FROM GEORGIA..
The Recent Assnssinntions,

ATLANTA, June 10.-Sheriff Norris has effected
the arrest of eight persons implicated in the late
murders Robert Toombs defends the prisoners
in court.
The right of negroes to hold Office in Georgia
is before the Supreme Court.
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Reading Railroad was actye but lower, selling NJ
4sb@4SS; Pennsylvania Railroad was taken at 81 \:
Minehl Railroad at b5A Lehlgh Valley Railroad at
b6I; Camden and Amboy Railroad at 1913; and
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at 32A.
Canal stocks were quiet but firm; sales OF Lehigh
Navigation at 863 20 was bid for Schuylkll Naviga-
alton.
In Coal Bank, and Passenger Railway shares the
sales were unimportant.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 20 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
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Steamer Bristol, Wallace, New York, W. P. Clyde Co
Barqne Lochel, Ward, Pictou, l.. Westergaard & Co
tow, W. r. Clyde q Co. 9 "
Tug Fairy Queen, Sheerer for HayredeGrace with
barges in tow, w. p Clyde Co. ~
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RnfI Forfeited.

NEW YORK, June 10-William Varley, alias
"keddy the Blacksmith, has forfeited his bail
and fled to parts unknown.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
. additional Marine NetOs see Inside PAGES.

(By Atlantic Cdble)
GLASGOW, June 10.-Arriyed, steamships Cambria an,
Dacien, from New York.
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FROM TILE STATE.
Denth Of n Pnsfnr.

LANCASTER, June 1O.-The Rev. G. w. V.
Gotwald, pastor of st. Johns Lutheran Church,
OF this city, died here last evening. He had
been in i'll health for some time.
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ARRTVED T1Is MOpNINn


steamer n L. Gaw Her. Ii hours from Baltimore, with
Steamer M9yhGyeE, Fultz "a hours from New York,
BaIque Francis Bourneuf, Perry, from Bristol Eng
April 22d with old railroad iron Pennsylvania Rairad
CO. vessel to II. A. Souder a Co.
SehT s. O. Fthian, TUFTS day from Port Deposit with
Sehr Susan. Sears days from Boston. with mdse to
sehr Lath Rich, Paddock, days from New Bedford.
mdse to Mershon d Cloud
Me- with ice to KnicEerbocIer Ice Co. '0i
sefr ella CroTell Howes 10 days from Saco, with ice
Schr Archer Reeves Stoyer 10 days from Boston, with
sehr A. E. Cranmer Cranmer, days from Gardiner.
with ice to KnickerboCker Ice 90.
Me-, 'H With f6%ss ice to o 5sPb % Ice
SGhr "; Gapes, Baker, days from Gardiner Me- with
ScHr Ida L. Bease days from Portland, with lumber
sehr RmeSS Coe 10 days Boston, with ice to
Hbr ,iua r. Pratt Niokerson, 10 days from Boston,
schr j. Truman Gibbs days from New Bedford, with
oi 3 70 e99eIIiinB 9Id9eIia b. Birdsall, from Now York.
Sebr Wm Penn, Davis, from bridgeport, Conn.
Tug Thomas JefeIson, Allen from Baltimore, with 3
tow OF q barges to W p Clyde Co, ''' W.T."
sgecia, Despaten 70 TaG Ese"ieg ysa,cgraph,
here tor PblSdepba this morning 0'O"S ooa'S iet
Gn and Ella ,S St6 lumber % e Henry oTosey
Mary and Eliza, with bark to G. S. Murphy.
ST. Lawrence, with lumber 10 Henry Croskey
Carrie May, with lumber to Taylor Belts
Black Hawk, with lumber to Taylor Belts.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Annie Amsden, Bangs for Philadelphia cleared A.
schr = d. Wilder, Heather cleared at New York yester
Sehr Commerce, Doren. for Philadelphia cleared Al
sehr Gettys6urg oOrson sailed from Providence 7tb
instant. ~ ~" 1-'Aa0n 'A
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CLFARED THIS MORNTNc

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
A. M..........6O II A. M..........6sI 2P.M.s 90
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The Illinois Central Railroad recently delivered
in Chicago forythree tons Of Strawberries rom tls
region Of South Pass.
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100 sh Reading RI

rites, etc, as follows:-U.S. 6s, 81, 121 6121 b
Of 1862, i22k@l222t; do,i 1864, IlI@115A do, Nov.
1892 1laSll1Sh; do oSs Ssyi 1853 I9@iIS DO
@109h. Pacncs, 1O616@101 Gold, 1891.
Messrs. DE HAVEN Il BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
u. s. 6s Of 1881 121 k@121A; do. 1862 12216@1224;
do 1864, 117@1l7A; do. 1865, i1sH@11sI; do. 1855,
new, 1193S@11q%; do. 1861, new, 11996S11g s. do,
ls6s, 1193S@119sS; do. bs, 10-iOs iOs1@1O9: q. S.
80 Year per cent. Cy., 1062i@107; Due Comp. Int.
Notes, 1914. Gold, 13g@1S9ll; Silver, 1319133.
-NARR LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings
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EARTHQUAKES. - The earthquake waves Of
AuOust last were felt in memorable way at Samoa
Nayigators Islands). At Upolu, one Of the group,
a wave from twenty TO thirty feet In height burst
upon the shore at A. NJ, when the natives were all
asleep II came without warning, in calm weather,
and the afIrghted people woke to ind themselves
honsebod gear, among the tree-tops. Some were
left LODGED in the branches others were carried on
bv tbe rnsh and pumped into a swamp behind the
village The alarm was great, but the loss OF life
was small The first wave was followed t Py seeonq ca
AM the tide rose and fell eighteen times
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Commercial.

Charleston Cotton and Kice Market
OFFICE Or THE CHARLESTON DAILY MS
CHARLEsToN. Monday Evening. May ~.
coTToN.-There was moderate inquiry i'om
BUYERS, and in part Of the transactions niine.
feeling was manifested prices in the lower siaues
in some instances improving about Ac 10 ss''s
near 400 bales, viz: 4as a; at 25; SO atzo; q.
2ex; 154 at 9s; 10 at 9s 81 at 2SH 20 az 20 10 -
97x; 80 at 271s. We quote:
LvrnrooI 'I..sI eIAssIF1oArloSSs;x Ssx@asx
Ordinary to good ordinary '''''.' o2 S
H,SaI;na. .27h@27h
By New York classification we quote:
Middling. ........... .......'.''.'L'@%-
RIcE-The demand for this grain continued fair-
" active and pr;ces firm. Sales about 2So herees
of clean Carolina say 200 erces at &c. So at le at
sxc p fb. We quote common to tair clean Carolina
at 7x@sX; good sk@sHc q fb.
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they we're painfully afaictiog, have been radically
cured in such great numbers IN ame every section
of the country, that the pubic scarcely need 70 DC
informed of it's virtues or uses.
scrofulous poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often this unseen and unfelt
tenant Of the organism undermnes the constitution,
and invites the attack OF enfeeDhng or iaal diseases
without exciting suspicion OF lts presence Again,
Il seems to breed infection through the body, and
them on some favorable occasion, rapidly develops
into one or other Its hdeous forms either on the
surface among the vitals In the latter tuoercies
may be suddenly deposited In the lungs or heart or
tumors formed In the liver, or 1t shows fta presence
by eruptions on the skin foul ulceraons on some
part Of the body. Bence the occasional use OF q
bottle of this SARSaPARILLA 1s advisable, even
when no active symptoms of disease appear. Per-
sons Athlete with the following complaints generally
find INN edate relief, and, at length, cure by the
use OF this SARSAPARILLA: st. Anthony's Fire,
Rose or Eryspelas, letter. Salt Rheum, scald Head,
Ring Worm, sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other erup-
tons or visible forms Of scrofulous disease. Also,
In the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Heart Di, ease, Fits Epilepsy Neuralgia and the va
rious ulcerous affections OF the muscular and ner-
vous systems.
syphilis or venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
cured by 1t, though long lme s required fol SUBJ
during these obstinate maladl by aoy medicine,
But long continued use Of this medicine VIII cure
the complaint. Leucorrh9a or Whites, Uterine u
csrations and Female diseases. are commonly soon
relieved and ultimately cured ny Its purifying and
invgorating effect Minute Directions for each case
are found IN our Almanac. supplied gratis. Rheu.
matsm and Gout, when caused by sscumulaiions OF
extraneous matters in the blood yield quickly 10 1t,
as also Liver Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion OF
Inflammation Of the Liver and Jaun lice, wh.n arls-
ing as they oflen do from the ranking poisons IN
the b. ood This SARSPARILLA Is great restorel
for the strength and viRor ofthe system those who
are Languid and Listle 9, Despondent, Sleepless
and troubled with Nervous Apprphenslons or Fears.
or aly of the affections symptomatic OF Weakness.
will find immediate relief and convincing evidence
of its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j, C. AVER - Co., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale. by
DOWIE l. NOISE,
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Retail Druggists everywhere.
March 25 D&o thstuSmos
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Telegraph Markets.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, May 17-Evening-m consequence Of
| the holiday the markets were closed.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May l7-Noon.-Stocks feVerish ano
unsettled. Money easy at CAT. Sterling, ~. aoio
lh. Cotton quiet at 2sxc. 1urpentine 4sc. 10
| sin irregular; common strained, So IS.
Eyenine.-Cotton without decided change; sales
IAN bales at 2s1c Flour rather more active, but
without decided change. Wheat 1s2c better, witn
an increased export demand; white Micnisan' o o.
Corn heavy and la2c lower; mixed "es'eln' new
| 7sa7sc, Pork frm. Lard frmer at lShaioHc'
Wh,skey shade frner at 97assc. Rice quiet; oaro'
lima. sHaskc. Sugar quiet Coffee dull. Molasses
steady and quiet. Turpentine, 4sa46hc Rosip,
81 eoas. Freigbts dropping; on cotton, by steam
50; -four. Is; wheat, 2HaS. Governments closed
steady; e2's, a. North Carolinas, 694; new. COX;
vireinias SIX; new, 50; Louisianas, 7sA; leVees,
6eX. Money closed more active but the demand
was promptly met at per cent; paper, 7a9. Gold
active and huoyant, closing at EH. Sterling, sh.
Stocks heavy.
BALr1xoRE, May H.-cotton quiet. Flour fairly
sctive Wheat dull sud lower; prime valley req
% 1a2 Is; prime Pennsylvania red 81 6oal g. Corn
firm at slass; yellow s3asi. Oats dull aud heavy at
10; light ssa7s Pork quiet at 81 6oasl IS. Bacon
Arm. Lard 10. whisbey unchanged.
CINCINNATI May 11.-Whiskey firmer at %. Pork
$50 60 Bacon firm; shoulders 1s; clear sides l6H.
supar.cured hams 1Sa1s. Lard 1S.
ST. LOUIS, May 11-whiskey steady at 90. Provi-
sions dull ond unchanged.
Lou1sy1Lx May 17.-Clear sides IT. Pork quiet
1t ss1x. Lard 1sK. whtskey nrm at 90.
WILMINGTON. May 1L-spirlts turlentine better
at Al. Rosn unsettled at 81 s0A6K. Crude turpen.
tine s175as5o. Tar steady at 81 IS. Cotton 8Ha26x
AUGUSTA, May 17-cotton market cosed quiet;
sales 1877; middlings 2sh; receipts TO-.
SAVANNAH. May l7.-cotton quiet but steady;
niddlings nominally 27K cents Sales 300 bales; re-
ceipts 400.
MOBILE, May 17.-cot.on hr1n, IN good demand;
sales 1900 bales; low middlngs 2skc; receipts 6o7
exports 41s.
NEW ORLEANS. May 17-Cotton market unchang-
ed; middlpss 2sxa2shc; sales 1900 bales; receipts
.ince saturday 1852; exports 40. Gold IL Sterling
lax. Sight exchange on New York H premium.
Sugar quiet; common 9ha10kc; prime 1shci Mo-
lasses nominal; fermenting S5a60c.
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.sTm me ballad, Iadye faire, my ladye a
,.yi.S tvnn M And We man he twirled ye black
nocnetsShe that covered ye upper lip. She lays
ssS%s her s.broiderie" hys love she stIyyes
to 1yn~spd to the weird-ilke ayr the ladye
nife Affirmed her mandolin. 81 Dc not care
~ Wiid romance Of ye days OF old" says ne,
% s:hut rather I'd hear, ifmy fadye please, some
toncking melodie." And over ye iadye,s mu-
gallant a9ldier Leans sa;cs ~as sntsin sne
sings, with sweet and anger Ve'ce' osp'"iD
Jinks Of the Horse Marynes."
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Drugs, GbtmiaIs, Gtf.
DIR. O. s. PROPHITT'S
FAMILY MEDICINES,
LIVER M EDICINE
ANODYNE PAIN KILL 1T,
ANTI-BILIoUs PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
PURIFYING PILLS.

V,BE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8. PRO.
i PHITT, II. D., need no recomm endation-
their well known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already esab
lished for them an eaviable reputation In Georgia
and the adjoining States As the majority OF persons
living in the South predlsposed to disease of the
Liver it is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most of the pains and aches Of our people are due
to organic or functional arrangement OF that impor-
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root OF the evil
They cure the Liver which in nine cases out Of en-,
Is at the bottom Of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colo,
Sick Headache Rheumatism, Constipation. Mem
strual Distinctions, &C., SO common among our
people. Earache, Tnothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHlTT'S PAIN KILL 1T
like chsff before the wind.
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Easton q Co.'s Cotton Report, for tt
Week ending May IA, 1859.

Week Ending May IL, leoS'
NEW YORK, May 5-THE MARKEr-In oul
last report the market closed quiet at 2SAc fol
nIddlinQ uplands saturday the market wss quie
and steady Sale. 2096 bales at 284c. On Nj nday
the market was dull, and grad Of good ordinary
were lower. Sales 1883 bales. Tusday the ohettugs
were larger at isier prices. and more business was
done In consequence. sales 2923 bales OF 26Ha2SAc
Wednesday The market was steady. sales 3r77 bales
quotations unchanged Thursday there was an
increased demand for export and srtnnin9 aud
prices were steadier. Snes S21S bales at 28zc for
upland middliRg. Yesterday there was large nusl'
ness done at hrm pr sales 6O6S bales. includ'
lt,a ll6s In transit. Middljng uplands 28zo.
On the week our prices have shown but very little
variation, and close the same ss last FRIDAY. Liver
pool is xat<d lower on uplnnds, and Hd on Orleans
Ihe decline OF I'd during the past fortnight has en-
abled manufacturers In Eng and 10 oner tnelr gooos
At prices low enough to suit the India buyers ana
Hrst three months Of this year there baye been S5,
compared with the same time last year. The large
stocks held In the Indian and China markets have
been much reduced, aud prices have advanced to o
party with those Of Manchester
The crsp accounts that we have 80 far reserved
from the Atlantic States are favorable. From Ala.
bama, Misnasippt and Arkansas, the season mas
been late and the rains have done much damage 70
cotton planted on the low lands. In many cases re-
planting has been necessary, and seed is scarce.
There have been received at the porte SINCE 1st sep
tember $50 bales, Of which exporters have taken
nales spinners sol 8SS; and the stocks bave
increased 202 bales. Deficit In receipts rs com
pared with last year 102 76a bales. Deficit IN ship
rneI.ts 70 IiyarpoOl 299 1894 bales. Z
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THE DAILY NEWS.
8 o N G.
sY JEAN NeELow.

N The 3. ght and all night through
while tSs moon was IN her glory,
And the branches dropt with dew.
Twas my life she told. and round 1t
Rose the years as nom deep;
In the worlds great heart she found H.
Graded Hike . child asleep.
In the night I saw her weaving
BY the mtsty moonbean oold,
An the Weft her shuttle cleayng
With sacred thread Of gold.
Ali she wept me tears Of sorrow,
Lulliug tears 30 mystic sweet;
Then she wove my last to norroW'
And her web lay ut my feet.
Of my life sbe made the story;
I must weep-so soon twas toio'
= But your name did lend It giory,,
And your love its ths cad OF Ro'a.
LSyon "X9ssa tie Fairy"
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n..In n..I.In eentlemen's fsshion the prevailing style
frpromenade ls dark English cut-a-way coat:
V6ifadouble-breasted vest, tight trousers OF
ds1k qmatsrial. and Oxford hat. Lavender
ai0ie& xsmal cane, and pink in LETT button
hole OF cost, are considered essential.
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Marine Aews.
Arrived Yesterday.

British schr Lion, Mcclellan, Aatanzas via Nassau,
NP.-.]sys Sugar and Molasses To W Hall.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Savannah To D
steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown, c. 1 tiercea
BE- 20. q r Miles, Sparkman. Mrs r W
Siston. 9 Aston, Jr, ) NJ Rassn Bro. j Pringle,
n Goldsmith 4 Son. Jennings, Thomlinson Co.
n r baker CO, " Chafee Co, Holmes, j
F Taylor l. Co, Professor s Holmes; ana othe1s. n
Received from Chisofm's Mills nerces Rice.
To Howard Bros, and Chisom Bros.
From this Port.
steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York, May II.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator. from Ssvsnnah-C Laran
den, I snively, Mr. Gray. R Moses. Thompson,
O aoule, L ssvanese, Mr. Beck, Mr. Tybing, and on
deck.
Per steamer Emilio, from Georgetown. c.
Captain Davis, A Crane, DR. -olomons and
servant, Pope, W Armstrong, Mrs g Ford chiid
and nurse, and Z In steerage
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NEW YORK, Nay 16.-sPIHrTs TunPnNTINE-
bsen quiet but steady on basis Of 46a46Ho. mer-
ohsntaos aud At the close is firmly held at 45ha48c,
the amount Offering for sale being veryi ht. The
sales and resalss SOl6 bbls at %5a46c In ya,d
ASK on n. T. side, and 46a47 for New York and
southern ahippng. Receipts 1865 bbs; exports 22o7
bblA
RosM-The active business in strained ceased on
Monday since when the market has been extremely
dull and prices are OF full &c, closing very weak at
"a go for strained and goud strained The sales and
resales are 90 900 bbls of which 1000 are No and
pale) at 50 6oa2 10 for strained to coed strained
S2 7baS for No q s. 2bs5 for No to low pae IS 25a
so for pale S7aS for extra pale; and 12O bbls win
dow glass at $3a11 Virgin rosin is still dull and IN
settled except for water white, which meets with
ready sale at S9s11. Bulk Of late receipts are on
hand unsold. Receipts 1886 bbls; exports 2o.oo5
bbls.
shipment but At the close is not 30 arm North
County dull and neglected. The sales are 24oo bela
Wilmington thin at s. 26aSx; rope IS 90; - 1t runs
IS l6aS so; to arrive $S IS; Wilmington, gallons
So rs. Receipts 1928 bbls; exports 24s7 bbls.
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PROPHIrT,s LAYER MEDICINE.

DR.. Prophia-Bavinq used this medicine sufi-
cieny long to test its virtue nd to satisfy my own
mind that It Is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that HUNDREDS
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be Hgnally benefited. he has becn by its use sc
deem It a duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use Of this remedy which
has given hot only himself but several members Of
his family the greatest relief.
Of the Georgia Conference.
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Cleared for this Port,

Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Prometheus Gray, at Philadelphia, May
IA.
steamship Champion, Lockwood. at New York, May
l6.
schr Annie Lewis, Dayton, at New York. May IA
Shtpnews by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, May 17-Cleared, ship Theooald Tor
Havre.
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Oonslgnees per south aioIIna railroad
MAY II.

&45 bales Cotton, 35 bales Demestics. "a PACKAGES
Bacon and Lard al casks Cny 96 bbls Naval stores
8 cars Lumber, cars Wood car stock. To Rail ,il
road Agent, W Roach, Goldsmith Son, q WI
Hams Co. sharp Co. Johnston Crews Co.
] sloan, Pelzer, Rodgers & 10, Frost Adger,
a q WaIter 4 Co. z Ryan. Thureton Ho mes,
" W smith, g steffens, Bischon %, Khncs,
Wickenberg 4 Co, b Cobia Co. street Bros co.
Hart & Co, A G. Goodwin, Nachmsnn co, Msntoue
& Co. and Chafee Co.