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ARRIVED YESTERDAY
sfhT PsGrS 10 S,sg Lake days nom oenfuegO
:, hr ASdjs P AyeIy Ryan, lG days from zaza, with
scbr n Sry Mckee. SHARP II davs from Pensacola
sesr Viz, u y wslinStfp days from New
sobr TS coon Cooper day from smyrna, Del, with
s. Gamer diamond State Webb 10 hours from
s,samsr &viIs. Renesr, a % hours irora New York,
W n n 6se 20 Whi.sll. Tsium & 20, -,
more, with mdse. TO A. Groves, Jr.
MEMORANDA.
ooip pie hhrgSretha, Whtenberg, hence, Rt Hamburg
Big IGsie lea, a. Deysrenx; Clark, was up at New Or
BIig MRIy Grace. MORRISON, for Delaware Break.
Nhtr remained at 81. Johns. 7. R. 29Ih ult. to sail
Brig Union T., tor Philadelphia, was at Matausas
sclr Roswell, Copp. for Delaware Breakwater was
IL solnE AZ y, 81, JonDs, X. 2stb ult. =. u,,
Sls u for Porto Rico TO load for port north of Hat
schT AGdie hyerson, Houehton. at st. John, NJ B
Ss bs q 4 hs 10y pDadsDns
schTs i ellen Mar, Miller; Panhsa. Hin; and j. 8.
BesilI, oyeltop, AZ rom Providence Tor Phiiadel'
SER Nary b Hsrris crowley. sailed from st.
Thgnss Slst MI tor Ponce to load for port north
sc6T ~ a. Wider. Heather. from ProvId n ce for
PhiAoelphla, sailed from Hewport l2th inst ,,,
cesieo H ~ II Sew York 18Th inst.
schr ", s Hnes Burgess, was up at New Orleans
Scfr d. s. siner Huntley, for PhilRdelphla cleared
scSr stephen Hotohkss Hodgdon, beaoe, at Alem
18Th Inst, via Boston. .,l,-. -. - A.,
ch AZ Ring ~ A. Johns. p r. 29lh ult. .,,,
SER j. Il Van Dusen, Foster, for PAisoephia, was
scbr May E Long, Handy, for Philadelphia, at
MBtaI zbe Al inst ,,,,,-.,-.... =, =,
Echr GeitysburR, Cornon, rom wilmington M t''
for New YORK went 20 sea l2sh tost -.
Schr RichuTd Vsux. Whittier, sailed from salem
18th list for w WOOds HO e, 10 load Tor OharlesIon'
MISCELLANY,
pFI 10 II Ral cOudnu1 ed and BOlO at
st. johns, r., Jah 28 for $7o7. Purchased ny Capt.
huhinsnn OF sch r AdOlph HuRe. i.
Schr +. L. Porter, from Boston, whlch arrived az
Rev Orleans 18th Inst, had been ashore on orange
| Key and threw overheard 600 Dbs. OF potatoes
| ma, NOTICE TO MARINERS
WIN teiedence TO Notice TO Mariners No. 81, dateo
september 1868 the inner heac0n. erected nearest 70
the whlle nght AT POt, River RiOn, Black Sea, VIII
re- sb Te NJ Hahea While bnt red ana WIN be Lighted a.
"bre "rs ara lighteo at night by o WHIT light. .
| westerly In 1s6e)
| BY order ". b sHUBRIOK, Chairman.
Treasury Department. Once Lighthouse Board, W ash
] hgtOn, d. G.. Feb. !, ISes
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his appointment as Ambassador to France and
his seat IN the Constituent Cortes.
Ex KDg Ferdinand, tgJher OF the reipuing
King OF Portugal, has accepted the canGldAture
for the throne of SPAN.
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brigham Young editorially warns his
followers not to have anything to do with
"Planchette." Two little Mormon children
were prostrated by some nervous excitement
while playing with it.
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CIARL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLERB OR.
" CHEsTRA MATINEES, EyERY SATURDAY
at 81 p. M, IN MUSICAL FUN ID HALL. Single Ad-
mission, cents Package of tickets o.. at BOners
No. 1l02 CHESNUT ST.. and at The Door [u4u
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MARLNE TELEGRAPH.

R0r addtttosds &drtr.e Ne,os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
SUN RISES So MOON 80
SUN rs AisH WATER. ....,,.- Il
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JAMES DUUGHEhTY.
w. q. KENT,
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q n 3 y a NJ o
No S0q UHESNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICES No I05 3 FJFTh ST.
TD, ,,,,o ..,.,.. ,,,....-. ,,
WIN" S"''"'' s''eo"
No 4ap WALNUT arsEnr
The sale OF Revenue stamps is still continued
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Brig Condova, EDDY. MatAnzas Warren q erepO
str II. j.. Cav. Ler, Baltim ore A Groves lT ~e~'
SIR Mllvlle Renear, Millvllie, Whitall Tatnm ISCo
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
CRIMINAL.

Fritz Trotter, alias Dutch Fritz who was
charged before Commissioner stilwell with passing
counterfeit $50 United states Treasury note upon the
Hon Peter Mitchell liquor dealer at the OF Greene
and Bleeckersts has been discharged for lack OF evil
dence show guilty intent on the part OF the defendant
Charles Henry was arrested yesterday morn
ing by Deputy Marshas McCay and Dwire and taken be-
fore Commissioner Belts, charged with having on sun
day evening last passed counterfeit $40 note purpOrtng
10 be issued by the Red Hook National Bank, upon
Charles +. Ullman, keeper Of lager beer saloon In
Chahamsduare. Henry was held IN $500 bail for an ex
animation today 80
At the jefferson Market Police Court, Before
Justice Dodge yesterday Christian Suder was accused
by James OFlaherty of No 81 West SXteenthst OF the
larceny Of s97 The grsOner pleaded not guilty and was
committed in default OF 81 900 bail. Henry Carrier co
Ored) arrested by Ocer shute for attacking Ann
Mitchell with knife ard cutting her In dreadful man
the face without prOvOcatiOn on her part Ho was
committed In default OF 81 500 bail
At the Essex Market Police Court before
Justice STANLEY, yesterday William HgGns was accnhed
by julius MeseFitZ, dealer In furs AT No. I'll East
Twelfthst., OF stealing two mink SKINS, worth SIS. lie
confessed the theft and committed for examination
David Newman, for reckless driving endangeTng the
life Of Peter Murphy and Others gave ball In the sum oi
500 10 Charles pOnnely lad Of II, wac found
secreed IN the bedroom OF two daughters Of Mr. James
Wissing, No. 321 East Tenth-st, MOpday evening.
where he had concealed himself for the purpose OF
ing of clothing worth $500 He Is also supposed to have
placed bundle OF wearing apparel I'm the back yard for
the purpose OF carrying IL of. lie committed TO
swer in default Of $50 bail.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
THE CHINA TRADE.

Hememan agt HeGrd.-This was suit
brought in the Supreme Court by house in this city,
against the Messrs Heard of Boston and Canton for an
alleged failure by the latter 10 Ill order for teas and
rerceled silk given by ting plaintiffs and accepted by the
defendants Tho plaintiffs IN December 1854, sent an
order TO the defendants to buy tea at 3D. sterling aud re-
reeed silk at 1884, accompanied by letter OF credit OF
qI5OOO which was TO expire July l, 1865 subsequent
order was modifying IN some respects the previous
order, and this also accepted. Heard ~ company
fulfilled the order, and the plaintiffs claimed thas
thew had thereby lost $4,000, which they claimed as
damages against Heard Co. The defendants denied
that they had ever been able TO I'LL the orders az Tue
rates limited by tho plaintiffs. The plahtlns
mt I'm large amount OF testimony
10 show that during the month of June 1885, teas and silks
might have been bought within their limits and as 10 te
amount Of their loss by not receiving the goods IL APP
pcared however that reTeeed silks were not In the gen
cra market bu had TO be CONTRACTED for On the closing
of the plaintiffs testimony Counsel for the defendants
moved to dismiss the complaint on the ground that the
letter of credit requiring bills Of ladng to be sent with
each draft the plaintiffs should have shown that there
was ship ready during that month TO give bill OF lad
ing for the goods and that the proof so far 1t went
was that there snip at WhampOa In that month
available aud that aside from that the proof failed TO
show that with ordinary mercantile diligence, defend
ants could have filed the order at the prices limited
The Court granted the notion but allowed the eNcep
tons to be heard at the General Term In the FIRST III
stance.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
CnItpr cALFNnARs-Tn1s nIr

SUPREME COURT-CRCUIT-PART Mos. 1901
Cll 1901 1871 1875 g. g1 85 1865 lIl3 l Ol 1857, 1883
il6 1862 1871 1865 l,g PAEr lScs 25 ll,O lll2 ll lts
75I ma 1885, 32 5i2 1907 1870 lJ17. 1t6, 1900 o7 i2 -
400 1904 PAKr L-Soa t3i1 t63l J1 ~, gt Sc A 10
1870 1901 l265 lttl 90. s2i 81. ll2l 1916 100
SUPREME CoURT-SPECtAL TERM.-Nos. 2l7, il
us 6 23J z 2sl 2B rs 2 IS ls9 ~ p. l, "a, -
297, 2Ja - 3 ,rs,4-s .-s. - -". .-
SUFREME CoURT-CHAMBRRs.-N lsI, ~, O., e2
&c. lOl lOJ l ls lA li6 ia 49, ISL l5l s ls lS fa 10
sl7 $751; 76l $50 7J3 10 81 va 80 80 30 ss Plr ~
tG0 500 G0t ln Jl JJt 90 i6 tt 65 So! IA
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERN-PART Nos. 5O7.
6Ig 5gs 6l 1891 500 SO Co. tss 6il 67i SIS 66
COMMON PJEAs-THAL TRRM-PART ll.-NOs 49,
5Tg 26l 5ll 3 St7 lg1 1874 ~ 5A tt4 G17 ST. 10 36a
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-NOs 24S1, 2152
Z13l 218 Zi7n mi 1T1l l1S
ms Y776 mn Z57s 217g ZTO 2i8i 2ss2 2TsJ rsI
COURT or GENERAL SEssIONs--Ihe People agt
Jsns BueteJ robbery John Dana robbery John Reynolds ud Jane
Cummings robbery; Panek Ha1lsy burglary Charles Cohen alc
George Fischer burg uy. George ORGY buaJ Peter Wsb n
Hud battery Emanuel GyschAh bgsmJi fejd Ffahh
gram
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
BILLIARDS.
CONTEST BETWEEN MORRIS DAILY AND WILLIAM
GOLDTHWAIIE FOR $500

CONTEST BETWEEN MORRIS DAILY AND WILLIAM
GOLDTHWAIIE FOR $500.
very select gathering of billiard players
assembled last evening the private OF the Astor
Billiard Hall to witness the trial between the young
player Morris DAILY and tho wellknown expert VIM
Goldthwate. The game arranged some weeks since
and the Of $25O side put up by gentlemen desiring
to test the merits Of Mr. DAILY and 1t was also decided
that the game should be private. The clnss Of game
agreed upon was the four-ban carom 1900 points up,
push barred, on secondsz9a tabs, Yiia9Rt pockets,
and single shots 10 count g. double shots The tAc that
the table without pockets accounts for the largo
compared with the tournament scores The first
five innings had not been completed when II sppar
ent that Goldthwaites race was but walk over, II
any doubt did exist at this period II was dispeed when
tenth inning reached his score being 400 In ad
vance Of Days The call three innings later was $50 to
Long before this the interest had centered not
the winner. but on his average Tho audience not
kept long in waiting, however for the game was closed
i'm the next ten innInRs. The winners average up
ward Of a. and the losers over l0 Below presented
the fun score IN tabular form:
@--9o 60
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
LATEST SRIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship India Monroe 6Isgog April 3 via Movis May Ed
and pass
Steamship City Of Cork Lo,khsAd Liverpool April % Quevs'Suh
50h, mdse aud
steam yacht Fire Fly, Palmer. Charleston April g.
Steamship Huntsville. CroNtn Savannah rndsc and pass
Steamship Volunteer. Jones Phadtphia mde ani pass
Steamship Empire. Pnce. AlrIsndril. indse
Steamship Mary nAndOrd Moore Wilmington ~ c. stores
STEAMSHIP Nerens Bearse, Boston. Intse and pass.
Steamship Galstea, Hyc, Providence, mdse. and
Steamship Saratoga Alexander Richmond Indse. Aud pass
Ship War Spirit Rohef. Liverpool ~ days mdse.
ChTisel Federcks. Bremen 6 days. ndse. and
BTk Pfiade Packard Mlu1As ~ taJs AMI morssea
Bark Bge, Jorgensseu, Newport uE l2 DAYS railroad ion
Bark CArlenas, Pane, CieBfygOs 10 days, sugar
Bark Zephyue, Permission, Port spAn Trinidad days sugar ana
mossSea
BsL AHsgar Nelsop Grauiou Scotland, 20 days coal
By lice Starr-tt Hooper, Cabaden - days, mOiasseA
Big VIM H. kawyer. Wallace, Port Johnson
Schr Nathan Clifford. Forester Belfast, lliabeT,
sohr PATan, Davis Aacbias, nth
sehr OAkes Edmuuds, Richmond days coal
sehE W. Richards lrsn Geogetosh c. naval stoTss
hSkL j u NssksESs AsiSlA hlRlEkiSs BAIAl usSE
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
INQULsTs

Coroner Flynn held an inquest at Bellevue
Hospital yesterday, the body Of John Conhery.
native OF Ireland aged a5 ears who died from the ef
fects Of injuries received the 2th ut bale Of cotton
having fallen on him at No 81 GrrenwIchst causing
compound fTactute u the leg. His leg aferwArd
amputated and the patient died from exhaustion
Also over the body OF Peter Fulmer German, aged 80
years who was found dead bed yesterday morning
bis residence No, va East TWentelhst. Coroner Ko
st,!Sfdsy,, HS4s,lSsgi o2s4 GSd ,Sg
B%SSe'' BSSSy Of lj 5am{s a. Ndag8nt dead ks
cellar OF that building Also, over the body OF Ann
Donnigan, who died suddenly at No t2o East Eleventh
81 Coroner Keenan, yesterday concluded All inyeFtga
ton into the circumstances attendant ON the death OF
the infant Of Eliza HetZel :he who employed
as domestic at No 239 East Forty seventhst and gave
birth 20 child In tho cellar OF that residence week
or two ago. The mother and child were removed To
Bellevue Hospital and soon afterwArd the infant died
poet mOrtem examination by DR.. Wooster Beach
showed that the infants skull had been frac
tured and IL Is believed that this the
result Of violence the part OF the mother Several
witnesses we're examined yesterday but none Of them
could testify positively that the wOnah had caused the
death Of her chld The circhmstapta evidence was 40
strong against her however that the jury rendered
verdict accordingly The woman Is still confined 70 her
bed, IN Bellevue Hospital; AS soon as sbe eau be re.
moved with safety she will be committed 20 the Iomba
by Coroner Keeaap to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. IL E~4
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
CIVIL.

While the case of Frederick s. COmstOck and
James M Wheeler bankrupts, was pending before Reg
lister Dayton. objections raised by Benjamin Hart
creditor OF the Oankrups the proof Of debt OF Geo.
H. wheeler being admitted against the bankrups' es
tate and the Register made an issue requiring George
n Wheeler to show cause upon him why the PROOF OF
debt objected TO should not be declared vacated and the
record thereof cancelled The question Of the right OF
the Register such order having been sent TO
Judge Batchord for decision the latter decides that the
order question wrongly granted by the Register
and should have been granted by the Court.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
.cHoosuns-R vHR isp ooisrwaE

scHooEsRs-R vER lEp ooAsrMsN, 49,.
John W MsI.Sd i. Rilabsthport Gesncrs Rira6ethpot
Caroline Grant EilabsthPorL Frank hana, nto
p Msrwn Elzsbethport Breeze Virginia TO-. .
b = woossy Virginia A. PalsohssLL vEms, viit.
!. W. vi Scbosell Virginia Henry tsl BaIilnors
EliIabefh Virginia Enoes nln ho0so, Apio Rl,ors ..
A. Cranmer; AeI.ndHL JOS nc ~ I'm L,T" yr1as p
Jane. H. Hoyt, Virginia Lizzie White; VitpsA
T.ie of Pines Virginia Maria Jane, virginia
c.,. q, ps,ahnla s,,.k. mr. Aspnuan Niagara
for isS%sSa wm CLYDE WilnOg'On shV'-c0'''Antln' for
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wnxSGroS c. May -Ceared steamship Rsbeeea Clyde for
CH1ELE May l-Arrved steamship Manhattan from New
YoE Sailed steamship Gull for BamOre bark David AeNu
Hs%I6SDos Msy IArysd steamship Sunshine from Hartford
for Sag IIarbor Sailed 'chrs Eva Tor Cumberland % SPAAS
SPOKEN.
shr Fannie Blake ROeklAnd for Savannah, MAY lat 5A
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
HEALrz oTFIcsRs DERARTsESr' l 9UAEASsTISf r. safs
The attention Of pilots AID masters Of vessels IS specially directed 70
RyPy a,eT Ct vessel subject visitation BY the Health ocer
% To proceed viii and anchor place assigned at the
don Of iS tSs 'f sb 10 sr and rRh ali Information
determine to what measures they ought respectively
iii 10 remain vessel quarantine daring The period assigned
ss and resaSots prescribed By law and With such any
occrs health by virtue Of the authority gwen 70 hen o Jaw sna
prescribe relation to his vessel bis himself bis crew. or pas
or b, land any person from bis vessel or uuads trAnsp
apy portion Of bis cargo shall have been visited aud
smhed By Health oeer shall be guilty Of mdemesnor and be
exceeding thodand dollars or by mpron
exceeding twelve months By both such hne ana mPon
Every master Of, vessel receiving pilot also required
port Immediately whether there sickness board Of bis
character He furnish the like Information writing to the
bd1g or oboT material must be thrown overheard from any
under subject quaranne and the master Of sas ana every nen
,eT arrival jOHS swSSGRs, Health ocer
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
THE COURTS.
THE LUCKY BOUNTY FRAUD CASE.

This case, previously reported, came on for
examination yesterday. Assistant DisrictAtorney d.
f. Phelps introduced testimony for she Government to
tho effect that John Cody, the complainant, resides at
No 500 Thrdave that he served in the G9h Regiment OF
this city during the war; that In July, 1866 he applied 10
L. n Brown, aud Co.. claim agents 10 obtain for him the
900 additional bounty To which he entitled but WAS
put of from time 10 time until March, 1885, when he
wrote 10 the Treasury Department In Washington, and
informed that the money had been paid 10 Nelson
Lucky, the defendants and that he had made freqneni
demands upon latter for his money, but had obtained
no satisfaction The further hearing then adjourned
TO the 18th inst.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
LY-- -GoLDTHwAITE- DALI
ssts P.sg Esyy57d Sut q count Tine 81 game 22o. a
TYYE MssA6nUsETTs BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

BOsToN, May 1.-THE second days session
OF the Massachusetts Billiard Tournament commenced
with game in the afternoon between ]. H. Flack and
r. Davis, which by the former, 600 10 s22
Facks average 49, and his highest runs 80 81 49,
Davis's highest runs were 49, ~, Il.
In the second game, W. A. TObin beat L. g. Brooks 800
10 357 The winners average II 2743 and his highest
ruus g. ~, a. a. a. BrOoks's highest runs a., 72 81
At the evening session there very large attond
ance The first lgame was between r. L. WImarth ard
j. r. Murphy. Wmarth beat Murphy l5 points. The
winners average l and his highest runs 49, CO. 96
SO. Mnrphys highest runs were 81, "a, 80, 30.
The second game contested for by X. Davis and W.
A. TObfn. The fame was won by Mr.. Davis, 60J 10 lGO
The winners was l6 and his highest runs A.
2I, 36, q. TObn's highest runs were 30 "a, 36, a.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

i,t "a d. 4ib. 5h Oh. lib. 8h stt. TOiaIl
Sa61sI,.....clS SS%6SsI'..,..,,,lSS G s-s9
Umpire Mr. Lines Of the Active Club Tine Of Game 2i
ITEMS.
To-day the picked nine match between New
Jersey and Brooklyn takes place at tne CapltUhne
The New York players belonging to the
Washington clubs, played on the eth, with Washington
members. Eew-YOrk won.
The Police match between the Forty ninth
aud Fortynrst Precincts resulted the success of The
latter by "a score Of ~ to A3. -
In Brooklyn the Capitoline grounds were rem
dered lively yesterday by crowd Of ball PLAYERS of the
Excelsior cub'a between sides made up of plavers
present este9 ~ hs score " II al the close Of the
ttLb lIlalRGs.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
HOME NEWS.
ruV WEATHER

Thh ~, " hAi41'~ Ham Thor Bar Wind
s.vyoEE III. Ter Bar WIZ hIS' 7qo 2gg s Sw
a., ii 2 t5o 3lO6 &S.W. MAY IL 20 90 ~ \ w.
N' - n 70 3lO3 S. y eeeo 81 og s W.
10 % 80 s. u 0Sy,is cloudy az
4orupE-Cear 10 81 very eordy az 4 . Rven1g-
"a ,ss soudy Al noon. AhepoouShghty entire "a
tiStl, eIcuSy TO g; little hsIy 10 1880 Tbs aJ' i0'
go has been waTme Of the season tn. nlsuet
Mans AND In the
se tso hours Of the meridian al y minutes ~ s eogrsdo
s M it~5 6lo sbovo the southern boiron ~ - ks noted
ootoa was on 28t Of March % 5 on NAV will Se
h, 20 IN presents > tue contrast IN color VIII hesu Wv
a. o,pe elraton Of .the constellation enuIeY'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
BASE Ball.
MUTUAL VS.. OLYMPIC.

A long and interesting game was played by
these clubs yesterday. The day fine for baplayng
aud no excuse on that ground will the oympcs for
their performances. The Mutuals short two men,
c. Mills and Wolters, but the club possesses so many
good substitutes that they not missed From the be-
ginning the Mutuals knocked the ball about they
pleased, VIII ch demOraliBed their Opponents and made
the affair uninteTestng Below is tic Of outs and
IL.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. 97 Futon-st New
Yorb best place 10 buy reliable WATCHE the DIAMONDS
JKWELRI, and SILyRR WARE DidnOHdI a sptcialiy.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

VERMONT SPRING WATER-The great remedy
Cancer Scroa aud Kidney diseases Sold bJ drugg Depot
SCHIHTFhLIHs, Nv. 10 Wili4m-tt Hs9-ioTk.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

TIE ADDITION of numerous suites of rooms
OUE reudsrs thAB deserved
fToh N fnbsssTshDg Its eatA position ami large airy rooms
uHynTpassek
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
~ Ngiitrs-
ilsnouhsthSntsl

As SPRING ADVANCES the votares of Fashion
thoug horoughes auiJd uresqu, hAbsnss The most
dHgue Of the bIa monde has been EsesriSd
b. scrutiny those gentlemen who proudly pbr
the superb hats Of KSoI No 2 Broadway Of Pans The
present style Of ksoEs hsalgta tI BE- called n0ppa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF Con-
SUMPTION the npuer by usng JATSEs BS
Prc1oHIST remedy all affections lungs broHhA
Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

A CURIOUS PLACE TO VIsIT.-Strangers
should Pbrenoo NOs.m No 80 Broadway While in
the city the rich collection heads all nations and
tribes Of men. Il Is alWtys spen aud free
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

Ladies can have any kind of Sewing nicely
dous the Neu Need Machine G3 Brosdvsy w. sIHFSos As
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

SGNpAT-SCHOoL BooKs.-BroUGHToN 81 Wy
MAI No. 10 Bss House Keep ID. !os. Iod hes, GssorsHsaL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
THOM AS II. AGNEW

No. 26O GREENWICH-ST N. Y.
ossag daily CHEAP FOR CASH il qs15is: q,Si 70 81 s,iT.
BUTTER, CHEESE LARD. HAMS, hACKBRBLs FOREIGN
FRUITS FLOUR choicest brands market Ooe Price HoEs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-10-16

knew yotn illustrious. citizen
who did bonoft 10 his State, as he did
to oil the Union, and who now sleeps
within your border. need not say
] allude 10 Henry Clay. Applause.
He was my early and most devoted
friend, and / was his, and can never
revert to his memory without rever-
ence and respect, i beg your pardon,
gentlemen. I came here with no pre-
pared address. The time has long
passed since I.have attempted such
a thing. / came here simply to
thank your for this unexpected recep-
ton and honor, and express the hope
that you may continue to be prosper
Gus, and that our country may boone
and united forever. Applause. +
Pardon me, therefore, for not adding
to this address, and for contenting
myselfwitb simply thanking you for
this honor" [Applause.1
Mr.. Fillmore then met a large
number of citizens, with whom he
cordially shook hands.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-10-16
Mr.. Fillmore's Reception speech q,
Louisville.

On Monday, the It'll inst, EXPIRES
ident Fillmore. who was in attain
-. 80 a.. C,,,,,a..,a, c... -.
o"hce vi 'le ooii''ierc'ai convention
at Louisville KY, had public recep-
ton ut the Courthouse, He was in
t,oJuooa bv NJ II u Eov 90 Ctr
,o." y -' Io~' Vi 0n =,
cihhati, III very neat address OF
welcome, which was replied to by
Mr.. Fillmore. AZ follows:
49,. 49, 60
MIR. MAYOR AND GENTLEMEN OF
LoUIsVlLi Il: rms reception is an
honor ana a pleasure which L had no
reason TO expect. Were candidate
for some high .poiiucai ONCE, or did
come with the prestige OF official
power, | might account for this assem-
bly, here to-day. Nearly twenty years
have elapsed since 1 have taken part
in political matters. belong to no
party, but do belong to my country