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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29
Ultsttbts.u County H,al 6siat, for Sal,.


A II WHITE PLAINS-A gentleman has q
IA Sac PLACE Of sin STATED Cbaieftous Hf overlook
village and eoay for miles and within eve mauies walk OF
railroad pot, wlsh be will SELL RBNT 10 desirable tenant
ORDER with sbundsues Of % and has ness cottage
bsdes dsslng adjoining stable Tor gardener The house
contains al he modern OATH vsecose' hos and cold
paa ne farnaes he with pipes throughout and Is
veil adapted o Water for summer residence Tine RON
aus sboa, with 10 trains each
daily por further p,euar apply Ne l2 Gseawiess y
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
[A-geren highly improved; AID elegant nasop all
extensive outbaags bath AMI boat
bose he fronts as Eastern Beasrl ~ mles frnn MUgnt
Vernon depot price SpSp Apply JOHN e. RANKIN, Real
Rs,ste Broter, Noua, Vernon. Hes.YorL
A 7 CROTON, Hudson River-From to 10
N ACRES The Views superb overlooking the river aud not se
opportunity Cue property at moderate cost Apply 70
s EMERSON. No. t2l Eighth ave
WECHO POlNTn-Ten acres charming place;
What asked for
suit purchaser CHARLbs LbLAsD, Metfepohtss Hotel
L,OR SALE-At Mount Vernon, Westminster
Haven Railroad depo HOUSE containing eight attic and eel
lar closets pantry he and the the lot 1874 feet
price $3.50 Iqnire Of GEO X CARROLL, Ste
yensare. Mount versot, No IS Widest, N. Y
EOR SALE-At New-Rochelle, to close tho
estate Of Nathan Staeo YARN Of 20 good variety u
aud Inquire Of JOSEPH LAMBDBs In the village
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VIIHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.
FOURTH EDITION.

FOURTH EDITION
fAs popular Animal % ready ana contains:
AsrOsonissl the Year. RsnpssA Tides Fsis ka
RssuI.r Calendar Of Rising and Setting hoop High
Water. and shsrEss Of the Moon cr all The ,sgoJ
HI The Trial Of President Johnson report all pen
neat points; the By divisions ths nAa qs'snsnA
Nv. Political Platforms 1859.
A.-kahonal Republican Platform at Chicago
s-Preesednp Of the Coevsnton-
e-Lestsrs q Aeesptshee BY Ges Gram and NJ ColfsL
B.-Demesrsbs Platform Ct Tann,Dy Hail. New York
S-The long struggle Tor Candidate With Tie several
- n-LssieIs Of Asesptalse By oss ssy@sHf and GsA
Gen Blair, celebrated BrSslAsad Letter
" Laws passed Congress: full synsyis Of
.lEDort9nt the BlEhcIioaf Law. he.
VI CsbiS. hsnbsrs-sSOrspe courNss
VII The Kin CopersssLi Of ssDator viii sohtes
Is Of Members Of The ROsss 81 Representative sss.s
s,n r: XII. &c csS s:H":.
Las. 81 assSe. Of d. HOS.s .: RsSss..sST.s b, States,
psiIss tSs polite. :. s.I =: a; .se ID M .u
sist:a.S expenses ofhs Gsy.rsn.s, from sb.slss 81
n. seIsA States Area Popzsass sunbs, Of Electors Cs,L
t oO,srOn tDoihsaly dsost'e .ssIf ,s.ss rss .s.it
EssasSs Osssr Carefully sorssssa - The prssrt
Grad ssS s.ynour IN KoVsnSsr 1855 ssnp.rsa ssA ss e.
Lpssls ssd Mcclellan In 1884
0nss isisres ccsniss Of vstss sor es.srOor sn
ose TsierRs y cesnb.s And D,s.sss.st -, slsss for
State LSsidsfsSaL their political t'Asas seasis ssd
XII e..ss Electors for ys.sst.s ceusss ssA stAs
XIII o Es.. Ps.A Genital s, ;sss 'A"'.s ~ S''''
hs,s in usussa Afe record Of ths sssss
.:s lsa .s.y :s@y:: sa' s:s ssD d sa ss sssl
record and sssd - Ss ,epsr "a lis especial attn 70 give
a. .... ,... 4. ies IsIs, an asis;f s.. nIt
rres s.1is p.r COPY. TSS al. e All E.s,s:n =,
seven pos, psa STs Della ordss viii " h'd ms '''T q
Address sfd'" s'a s'sA iAsS'sd 70 r,,vrrv r.xyst
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LIME RESIDENCE FOR sALE-In the

beautiful Nesavsn Conp. whose educational and osbet
the country Location entrs
within railroad on churehss and business
pleasant healthy quiet Hoaie nearly
handsomely finished veil scppled Sith ALI
modern sixteen enhed admirably ar'
ranged beside bathrooms. p,nes aud closets, Grouss
ayaas for bu1 M dwellings and rapidly increasing 10 v,oc
PuriTrs viii be sold place desired the wishes 70
break up housekeeping For price terms. etc. inquire Of
nsoR HOMER MORGAN. Ne 8 Finest
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Real Gstai. to Exchange.

Two EXCHANGE for CITY PROpERiIL =.
Sewers. Ions Island FARMS 900 acre. slOeoO cue S
100 $1,000 6s so Ts 81 v acre. S ..
Of Is Shoo0 Of % aeres s3We oss ~
$1,000 Aso FOR EXCHANGE. several othS fAhhs 1890.
New Yori, aud CoanssssGt d. A. rutland w., NO ~
man st., NewYosk
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ron SALE-The beautiful COUNTRY SEAT

ofAasR Manen the shore OF Rhode sand-Stsganes
Bay Newport spaeoa. mansion With modern eavensee
barn other oribnng bstboase with bo ROOD
fsbpg bsthng premises and vegetable garden
Boston Providence Newport RAILWAY station Beaa'ist
views the perfectly healthy Apply HAZARD AP-
THORP Co Real Estate Brokers' ITO Broadway ofPne
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TOR sALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT

Psaed Berkshire County Mass The estate e:apses aooes
$50 wood ad The residue
.sture and lsse land TIE the best Berkshire
Cenniy high cultivation The woodland great vsnS
the built By the prcpnstor iof M
family resdenee and containing the modern eonvenienees WIN
suitable geoenans
re,dence Also rnboue sucieu for the estate Apd
The place Of much panrsi beauty ana ~
Situation Ia Pitsfed makes Sufficiently ~
tired While convenient Of aeces For trs aud
TO HOMER MORGAN No Pine st, NewNorsi or 70 Johs
FkIBs IT, II CITY Exchange. DeveEbee Bosoe Mus t1l
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gruuklpu Ttal Estate for Sub.

At A BARGAIN If SOLD AT OMEGA B.
story Philadelphia brick HOUSE high seop hrowe stone base
I'd With modera improVsspts parors and balls
superb, location s within 10 minutes walk OF fulton
walls Ferries owner Eopg South Appf on premises No. u
Saith, st. CITY Hall
Tor SALE-In the most beautiful part OF
BoOlyu P.cfcsi; Nes Yorhave three 9.oy exh
Apply 81 Mr. BuRTiS No. IL BnrsJt sewtorh
nor SALE-A valuable WHARF PROP
Bfookyu eopstug Of large plot Of ground ADD
With m large vesses coagueas TO ferries Aad w.
manufacturing Apply to
HDMRR MOR0AS No. q Pisest NoHD
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opposite Tiron s!siss a. elegant COUNTRY SEAT Of
Of the sno afOtss he views Of the st
mansion Is substantial old family thery renovated mca
coach pOu play and ice houses s DC aouutan spns
.yy CASCADES 70 the declines with sr.ps slope u
tie Hudson with clamps OF forest trees and nbberH
Winter grain The premises
cant immediate Occupancy and present po ess
and family OF moderate aud rehned tastes Pa
Arms a. annIr 70 E IL LUDLOW Co. No. Pinest ---
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-03

quer. No efforts of diplomacy, no tricks of |
cabinets, can prevent the union of popula-
uons OF the same race, language, and ten
dencies
There are few better examples of the
vitality of great idea than that afforded by
the history OF the movement begun in Bo-
hemia in the fifteenth century. The dues-
tion of nationalities, supposed TO have been set
at rest forever by force of arms. has become
the leading idea of Europe, and its realiza-
ton is OF prime necessity. With united
Italy and Germany. with constitutional
France, satisfied with the rank which her
natural genius and her geographical position
may enable her to maintain not inspired by
the vain belief that she is and must be of
necessity the first of nations, Europe might
follow the example of America by disbanding
her armies and paying her debts. She might
then educate her ignorant populations, in
stead OF overburdening them with taxes and
military service.
The religious movement in Bohemia was
very different from Professionalism of a century
later. The object of the struggle was to re-
tain certain amount of local independence
Ill the churches of different countries without
separating from communion with Rome--an
endeavor to reconcile liberty with unity. A
similar attempt was made in France, but
without success. If the Bohemian and CALI
can movements had succeeded constitutional
ism might have become the form of govern
ment in the Catholic Church. and reform
made possible without revolt
Since it was announced that an Ecumenical
Council was to be held at Rome during the
present year, we have taken deep interest
in its probable issue. Many persons, Judging
from the encyclicals, the syllabus and differ
ent allocutions pronounced in the Vatican
suppose that a decided stand will be taken
against the most cherished tendencies of the
age, and that Plus TX will anathematize
modern civilization as unholy and unchris-
tian. If, however, Rome has retained even a
portion of that wisdom which so distin-
guished her in other times. we may venture
to think that this course will not be taken.
She will perceive that the main question is
one government. BY the introduction
of rigid system of imperialism into the ad-
ministration of the Church, the Papal power
puts itself in opposition to every modern de-
velopment. If the Pope but reads Alright the
signs of the times, he will be able to provide
for himself surer support than can be OBJ
| tanned by opposing reforms in Austria and
enlisting zouoves in France and Canada.
This support will not be obtained by strug-
Cling against whatever is most valued by the
present age, but by bidding Godspeed to all
the legitimate strivings Of the people. BY
liberalizing the internal administration of the
Church, and by making himself the senior
Bishop of Chrsten lom, the position of the
| Pope would be such as to need neither zou-
| aves nor Chassepots of which, as temporal
| sovereign and absolute Chief of the Church.
| he seems to be- in need.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-03
10! THE POOR NEGRO.

From the N. o. Ptcayuae
The fruits of the efforts of the fanatical
preacher and politician of the North are
ripening daily, and the harvest of death will
be frightfully large. Freedom, and the
equality of the black race, socially and politi-
cally, with the white race, have been decreed,
and the results are being made manifest The
laws of nature are fixed and immutable, and
when, Judging from the whole past history of
the world, we see that the negro is the lowest
in the scale of the human race, we must con-
clude that fixed, an eternal law so decreed
We can see no change in the condition Of
the negro, morally, Intellectually, and physi
cally, go back as far as we can, They
are the same now as they were at the date o.
the building of the Pyramids-no change fol
ihe better. 1t is certain that they had a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08
Cotton Goods Market.

MANcBESTER, April ?3.-In shipping yarns
there has oeen o little attempt at business. and
there is. not quite 20 much depression, although
pri, es sre low. In some cIses buvers appear dis
posed 10 give orders, and tho market closes Win
q tendency to imp ovement In home made yarns
we have had bit little business oheriny hut ut de-
cline Of "a per pound sellers have beon aole 70
effect sales. Spinners will not male the concession
they have been unable to make progress. The cloth
market has suffered ON the general feeling OF de-
preston during the week. aud very low offers have
been mare, showing decline ol as much as Sda6d
pcr piece Tor shirngs the prices heretofore cur
rent. We do no: hear of much business having
been done, even st these low lates To-day there
has been rather frmr tone. aud manufacturers
are less d sposed to entartan those low offers; but
we do not hear Of much business. All tbnt can be
reported is that better lone pervades the market
BLACKBURN, April 21.-rhere was smal attend
(, nee Of spinners aud manufacturers on change to
day and the marker was u usually quiet Buyers
could he induced 10 operate at prices fully "a
per ID belo III ,se Of lust week Throughout Fast
Lancashire the masters lave with are upsnimity,
given mott e OF reduction o 6per cent In the OPP
eatives' wages. 1t appears to be thought that the
red cion will Le generally submitted to on the un-
oerstandnE that the amount Nv taken on Is put on
when better timcs return, though the operatives
complain very bitterly Of breach Of faith on the
masters IN til if wing given notice OF the reduction
without first meet ng the rep ent t13s oil tho or-
erltives. which, It is stated, tncy had promised to-
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, May 7-Noon.--Consols 92H. Bonds
dull at 7sH. Su,ar euo, ant both on the spot an
aioat Com mon rosin Is 81.
LIVERPOOL, May 7-Noon Cotton quiet; uplands
11Kd; Orleans lid; ssles 1000 bales. Sales Of the
week $1,000; for export 1000; for speculation Soo2.
Stock on shore s62 OO0 of which 165 0co are amer-
can; rtock aoat ss4 OOJ. 1876 700 of which Ame-
can. Lard 6sa Cd. Pork lo2s 1allow 4Ss. 90.
Afterpoon-Coton dul but Grmer; uplands 1lHa
llxd; Orleans I'D. Yrus and fabrics at Manches-
ter heavy.
Eyenins.-co;ton quiet; up'ands 1lSallxd. Or.
lesns IL Sales 7Jr0 baes. Iorn 21s. Lard COS.
HAvRE, MAY 7.-1otn opened fImer.
DoMiSrIo MARKETS.
NEW YORK May Moon stocks stropg and uu.
settled. Money ca at Z; ,terIing OK Gold 81.
Cotton quiet and frm at 7s1e. rmpentine in fair
request at ASK. hosin steady; erained 81 6'a2 10.
tycn,n: Cotton nrm. ,a.es 2I00 bIles ut 28A.
Flour firm and m )re 4 ing tor export. Wbeit fitm
and fair export bisliess dong. Corn helyy aid
one ocnt lower. Pork low,r ut $S1 to SIX. Lard
steady Whisky IN ut 81 to %. Rt:e taiily &c
two ealto9 suslr firm. cuffee quiet Turpen-
tiuo quiet o. 46 to A. Kosiu steriy. Freigbss firm
Cotton, by sicLm 5Is. Governments weak. Sixty.
,wo's I7H. hou ho:u's quiet and steady. Money
blrely o. hve but o.oscd elsy as prime psper 10
TO- storliug OK Gbd very .ctve during the after
ION aud iou;pel 39H. Tbs Transactions were
enormous. The IA r,et hl, sinc, mod rated and
the last quotations were 38X stoois e1citau, oios'
ing vi b d, dow .IwLrd ie'dency.
BALTIMORE May ,.-OIton du at $50. Flour
n mi ,.i Wie,t ridy mi Il changed. Corr
wcuk-uhi e84 IS; y. ll'S 81 30 Oat- fl m at
"a 70 7s. P.,rS q in ut 3l:s to $50 Bacon quiet
at 145 to l4h; hams ~ o 81. Lard 1917 Whiskey
o..
C1NcISfIArI May 7. Wliskey firm and quiet at
Sc. Mess pvrk S3i shoulders l3A; cl"ar s'les II.
TT. Lo-ts. May 7-Whis"e 50 Pork S3l rs 10
sI O. SD uders II; lear sidcs H.
ou1svlLLE, MY Fork S3l Is. Shoulders
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Pn aaenRera.

Per ct. amer Cit, Point. from savannah-Mrs " J
Young, MiesJ Cannon. W G Bee, Miss Chisolm,
P Ravenel. Rev John Btrgc, Z Andrewes,
Blois aod lady, W g Bus>ey. Iv4ns. II Cook, II
1oomer, e smith, Captain Richardson, and on
de x.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Ssva m'h Beau
fort, Hilton bead. 6c-W Wilkins W'Wiitehouse.
Mrs Christian, J J Rivers aud son, Dr. ANTHONY and
wife, Mrs sires and daughter, S l. Harris, Mrs Mur.
doch, Mrs >pearing, A Doar. w hoSers, and on
dark
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glrugs, GAtuials, Q5tf.
DIR. O. 9. PROHIBITS
FAMILY MEDICI ES,
CONSISTING OF H1s CELEBRATED
LIVER M EDICINE
ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT,
ANTI-BILoUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
Dysenteyy Cordial, Female Tonic
PURIFYING PILLS.

TlHE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. g. PRO
i PHITT, Nj. D., need no Recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Sou hern climate having already estab
lished for them an e1viable reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining >tatea. As the majority OF persons
living in the south predpo-ed 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 org ipic or functional arrangement Of that mpor
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills STRIKE directly at the root Of the evl
Thev cure the Liver which in nine cascs Out CT en-,
"a at The botto::, e tie Coughs, Dyspepsia Colo,
Sick Headache rheumatism, Constipation. Men,
strual Obstrrlcticns, &C., so common among our
people. Earache, Tnothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and booty pains of every kind fee before
PKOPHITT's PAIN KILL 1T
1;ha nbof bnfora fha wind
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1 ons lgme, per souIn ti.l oIInn RaIiroat
Nav z.

ons 1cne, q per souln tnIoIInn RaIiroad
May7.
52i bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestics. 2200 pigs
Iron 100 sacks Bran l73 pbls Naval stores, 2 cars
Lumber l car stock o Railroad Agent, Hopkins.
McPhels son Go, K fitzpatrick Witte, lhurstoD b
Holmes. W Williams, Pelzer, Rodgers Co, Frost
Il Adger. II Mure Co, A Mu'ligan. Mowry Co,
W Smith. q Walter & Go. W Courtney & Co.
Il wiss, Pinckney Bros, G Williams & co, Clag.
orn. Herring Il 90. Bulwinkle Co, Laurey l. Alex
ander, aid Willy Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Knflroad
may7.
A bales Cotton, 40 bbls Naval Stores. stock, Fur.
piture. Mdee, 30. To'G II. Walter & Co. B. stod.
lard & Co, G. Williams 4 co. Benedict Caldwell
& soue W Ryan. Oaghoro. Herring 4 20. Frost
Adgor, r Chisom. Graeser smith. Nelson'
Nachman l. Co, A Prince. D EDaugh, Wieters
and Ryan.
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Wommtrfiai.
ExporD.

Exports.
pHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-486
bales Upland Cotton OF which 80 are for Boston.
bales Wuste 4S bales DomeIt'cs and Yarns.
crates Rope Cuttings. hhd. O!d Iron, 20 herces
r CO, 4S baga Cocoauuts, so casks Clay. 38 bbls
and 9S crates Vegetables. SO packages sundries.
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sides TX Lard, In tierces, 16; In kegs

lsK; clear sides TX Lard, In terccs, ls; in kegs
19h.
WILMINGTON MAY 7.-spirits turpentine quiet at
40ha4l Rosln steady Of s2a7 Crude turpentine
and tar uncha, ped a better feeling in The cotton
market; mlddlinge 26a261a.
SAVANNAH. May 7.-Cotton 6rmer; sales 2ojo
bales MIddlings 27a27N cents. Receipts 62s bales;
Receipts OF the weed islands Is; upands 4572
Exports coastxiso: Sea islands 10; uplands 1910;
foreign. sea is anes IL, and uplands 1850 ba es
Stock: Sea islands 1o76, AID upands 20, ,ol9 baes
Sales of the week 2659 bales
AUGUSTA, May 7-Crt'on market easier; sales 800
bales; receipts l56. Mddlings 26A cents
MOBILE. May Receipts for the week 21SS bales;
exports tc Great Britain 9748: Franco 1902; coast
wise 14i4. Stocks 49, 750. Sales OF the week 1926;
to-day 2O0O with part OF yesterday; low niddlings
261s; marset quiet; receipts $50; exports 1872.
NIw ORLEANS. May 7.-Sales of the week 1880
bales. Gold 37A sterling t0H New York sight
e1chan-e u premium. Bacon retailing at ats M1sHai7Ac.
dull; common s,z:; primo 125sa122ac. Molasses
fPrmeuting 5oa55c. Coffee, fhr 152ic; prime 1711c
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Interior Cotton Markets.

SELMA, May 3.-Sales so bales. Middlings 25A.
Demand light. very little cotton Offering.
MONTGOMERY. May 8. Cotton quiet but steady,
demand only moderate at 25a for low middliu2s.
COLUMBUS, May 4.-Market slow; middlinGs 26c;
Liverpool mlddlinH 251Sc; good ordinary 2t. Ware
house sales 1T bales. Receipts 80 bales. Ship
men Is 1s9 bales.
MACON, May 5.-The condition of the market to-
day was similar to that at its close yeeterday-no
great dem1nd-middiugs 16hc. Receipts t" dag IL
biles; shipments 368 bales; sales 1S bales.
SUMTER. Nav 6.-Co;ton continues dull, caused
from uniavorable reports from Liverpool and tho
Northern markets. There has been about 43 ales
sold during the week ending tho 9th instant. We
quote: Ordinary 24xr; good ordinary 24Ae; low
middlinS 25Hc; mddlinS 25ac; strict middilng
&c.,
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Charleston Cotton and Itioc Market.
OFFICE Or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening. May {.
COTION-1he oemand for this article was mod.
crate Grades ON low middhng and below showed
u softer tendency, In some tran actions decline OF
about Nc p ib BENZ apparent, while the finer
qualities remained without alteration; es'as about
25O baes viz: at IS; at 26; 48 at 2S; 16 at x;
10 at 2sJ4; 30 at 28h; 81 at 9sA; IS at 27%; at
2shc. We quote:
LrvKLpooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 rood Ordinary ..... 25k@2GA
Low n.fddtng. .....-........... ..IoA@T
Middng Observation-Disclosures. PKG
BY New York classification we quote:
Middltng.. .........-- -......... .2faQVf>4
RIoE.-rhe demald was light, tho market being
quiet but eady; sales ITO ierces OF clean Carolina
ut sXc o ib We quote comm on to fair clean Caro-
lima at 7As@sc; goo1 sXa sHc . b.
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p.opH1rr,s LIVER MEDICINE.

Dr. Prophitt-Bsyins used this medicine sufa-
cicny long to test its virtue nd to satisfy my own
mind that |. is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six ycars-and beng persuaded that hundIenB
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be s,snaly benefited, he has be- n. by its use, ~e
deem it duty We owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them tho use Of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members Of
his family the grea;est relief.
NJ. ". ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.
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Arrlved Yesterday.
Brig Redman, Redman. New York; days.
Mdse. Tot 1upIe Sous, and Others
schr Moses Bramhall stout New York; days.
Mdse 10 VI koLch & Co. Z Adger d Co. dams,
Damon l. co, A II Abrshams y SouR. D ANNE l.
Alexander, II Blschon d 10, Bollmann Bros, 10 n
Baker, J Bosch q Brown. / Ii rstoL, lacius
Witte, K L. A p Caldwell, II Cobii 4 Co, NJ I;aer,
Cameron & Barley, NcDuf Cohen, Douglass NIL
Ter, J Duval L Son, Ferguson. Folev. c Gold.
steip, H Graver P L Gu llem,n. W Gurney. J W
HARRISON. Hurkamp L Co. Holmes 4 Ca der, Bart
& 20. II BacFer, N Hunt 4 OF, Horsey, Jen.
Dinps, Thomiinson ~ Hrat'i, huoteloch
small II Katie Il Co. Kerr Co. NJ Luhrs, &C
Iillen.hal Muller. Niinitz & 20, McLeish Nc oy
L Rice, J U'Nein Son. OstepdorG u 20 Palmetto
Pioneer cooperative Association, Is HNelil, PAU
l. Co, : c Rauroad Bgut, IhecRo 4 Schachte, aave-
mel & Holm 80, Russell l. o, u lienneser. J
Quaokenbush, w shepherd, II stlco1. w Ste.
tens, and ,ews & Salvo, stenhouec 4 Co. j Thomson
K Co, W ]. Webb Werner L Ducker, q W Wiliiams
l. Co, " Whilden TO. Wageoer 4 Monsees, Z
VI ison. L Wci.sopf, Wohka, Dowie & Noise. NJ
McMaster, King & Iibbon, Hat d Co, DAVIS, j
Il + smith.
schr Ida Burgess, Burgess Belfast. Me-l4
days. Hay and Plaster. To A Ensluw Co On
the 9th Instant of Cape Lookout was in company
with the schr Georgia, of Belfast Me. bound to ct
Mars's G.o.
steumer City Point. McNclty. savannah. Mdse.
To D ,ik.n Co. Rachel Eidridge Il derdts CO.
g r Mqrsha,l, " M nirJ l. Co. W Il Andrewes, b
steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, savannah via beau-
fort, hilton Head. g.. Mdse, &c. TO J ihn Fer
gu.on, W G Bee 4 60. J c Carpenter, K'essel, nnd
southern Express Co.
Al QUARANTINE.
Schr " II Steele, from Kingston, JAM Fruit 7 o
Paul, Welch e. Branies. Captain l3ucE, late master
of the Steele. Is opurcd to Lave died on the pas
sage AMI ono OF ih~ crew is SICK.
Cleared Yesterday.
ateomshin Pronetbeus Gray Pbiladelphia--sno
& Theo Getty.
From this Port.
British BARK Pornoo, Wright, Liverpool, April %.
Snlpncws by re'cFrnPh.
NEW YosK, My 7-Arrlved st'anshtps CITY OF
Boston, peuhs, vaua aud Calf edona from Europ..
Tue Arizona wuich le on til: lst for aspinwlll
has reirrr With q broken shaft.
iAvANSAH. Mav 7-arrivcj, stea msh,p virgo from
New York; schr Etpa from bGl'imoi G; beh] ketd
from Rockiand.
leered. ship o'ouist for Queenstown; schr Whit
n.y f.r New bedford.
WILM1SGroS Ma, Arrived, mary sanIolo sno
Youne, irUm New York.
Cleared, Llnpire tor New YORK.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08
NashpiIla Market.

NASHVILLE, May 4-CorToN-Anoh her week
has passed, and cotton remains. as heretofore, IN
stdtu quo. or rather. at stationary figures Liver
pool declined an 4 today. but our market coatin.
ues at previous quotations us follows: Ordinary, 22
a2S; good Ordinary. "a; low middlirR, 25a2oMc.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.