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/ 9Gtels,
90tfls.
MT IC TX III n ON HOUS II
4 COLUMBIA, s. O.

THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL. UN.
SURPASSED by Gny House In the South for comfort
and healthy locality Is open to travellers and others
seeking BOARD FOR The SUMMER. Families
can be accommodated with nice airy rooms ON res
sonable terms. A call Is solicited.
May 13 1no VIM A. WRIGHT.
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SNmMer Mf6OII8. M
n HI E HI OF PRIN 8.
BATH COUNT. VIRGINIA,
8. c. TARDY, g. CO., PRopanroRs.
PROFESSOR J. L. CABEnL. M. D., OF THE UNI
vERsrrY OF VIRGINIA, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
WILL BE OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS, June 1st under the management Of j.
A. MCOLUNG. All the buildings having been re-
paired, painted and htted out with new Furniture.
Linen, Beds and Tableware, these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both tho invalid and plea
sureseeber. No expense or effort has been spared
by the Proprietors to make II as comfortable and
pleasant as possible to all visitors. 1
N4rThe HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half contory to possess. in wonder
full degree, Tonic Alterative, Deturgent and 6timu
lang Properties and have Ssc0Dae justly celebrated
for the cure OF Rheumatism, Gout, Diseases Of tho
Liver, SKIN Bladder aud Womb. Paralysis the result
Of injury or serious eusion Contraction Of Muscles
and joints, Diarrhoes. ana Dyspepsia. accompanied
with Sore Mouth and Tongue
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished by the Msaager
at the Springs, or by s. @. TARDY & CO, Rich
mond, Va Z ..rR
A telegraph Office will bs established ct tho
Springs, thus affording visitors opportunity OF
prompt communication with every vArt or the c0un'
try limo May "a
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-LN THE MATTER OF JNO.
W. GORDON, BANKRUPT-N BANKRUPTCY.
To all whom 1t may The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment as Assignee Of JNO.
w. GORDON, in the District Of William burg and
State Of South Carolina, within said District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own peti-
tior by the District Court Of said District.
Dated the 4th day of February, A. D., 1869.
JUNIUS E. SCOTT, Assignee
May 25 tu3 Kingstree, g. @.
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Go Reat.

G0 Reut.
YTsD RENT, TWO ROOMS ON sECOsD
n FLOOR, at No. Se7 KING-STREET. Apply In
Store. thstu3 " NAV 9l Z
IL SHHEET. near lsutledge with four square
rooms: two dressing rooms and pantry. Apply to
d. LOPEZ SONS. & 4 NAV 3S
THO RENT, A COMTORTABLE HOUSE.
Il at the northeast corner Of Bogard and Coming
streets. Apply to ). d. KENNEDY, No. 12x Church
street May II
ID EAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
having houses to rent, have their Pacards, &C.,
printed at tho lowest rates. and in the newest and
No. 14s East Bay.
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Motiees In pankruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA =
MAY MA; TERN ls69@IN THE MATTER OF
II, BANKRUPTCY ETITIO FOR FULL
AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.-
Ordered, That hearing be had on the TwENTY-FuTH
DAY OF JUNE 1862 at Federal Courthouse in Charles.
ton. T. O., and that all creditors, &c. of said Bank
rupt appear at said time and place, and show cause
If any they can, why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
By order OF the Court, the oath day Of May,
1859. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court of the United States
May 25 tu3 For South Carolina.
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3asuraufe.
e3asuranfr.
you OUGHT To INSURE IN THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE SSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.

FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
LIST. Because 1t is home institution managed and
controlled by your own citizens.
I'd. Because It is the only monied fnsfItntior ~
the kind that loans its funds In the states from which
they are derived. M -"
3d. Because it is purely mutual; all policy holders
share In it's profits or earnings It's large and In.
cressing assets belong exclusively to the policy
holders. x'''
4sb Because its rates are lower than those Of most
other companies; And it's dividends will be larger
9Th Because invests its funds at rates of interest
averaging ten per CENT while Eastern comp ,nies'.
rates average less than seven per cent This makes
the dividends Of the Association larger and the rates
OF premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at st1 Per cent for hfty years will amount to
The same amount invested at ten per cent win pro
duce S1l7S0 90. Difference IN favor of the ten per
cent. Investment $9.897 O8. . \
9Th Because you ought to insure in successful in
stitutiou and the Life Association Of America is &C
knowladged By Its enemies &S wen it's friends to
be by ac the most successful life insurance institu.
ton of its age in the United States.
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED IN THIS COMMUNITY,
100000 deposited in the Insurance Department
OF the State OF Missouri according to law; for the
protection Of policy holders.
OMccrs.
81. g. LOPEZ, Pres'nt cashier Peoples Nat. BankL
w. g. GIBBkS, ce.President wv. d. Whilden q COY
e. E. JENKINS. III. D.. Medical Examiner. ,s
i, DfreDtoxs.
JOHN 3: STEELE !of North. Steele 4 warden.l
q. w. alma Az, Druggist.
b. I. PEAKE, Gent superintendent g. @. Railroad
9. 3. PANKNlM. DrugRist.
JAS: =. SPEAR, Jeweiler.
H.P. CAaTMR. Secretary and gent,
March 10 Tyr No. 40 Broad.stree
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FRESH DRUGS.

CHLORIDE OF LIME.
TNOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BY
IL DR.. n. BAER,
April 8 No. 131 Meeting. street.
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XNIANTED, A GIRL OR WOMAN T0
w make herself generally useful in q small fam
lily. Inquire at No. II dEORGE-STREET.
May 81 az
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WANTED TO KENT, BIZ GENTLE
w MAN and his wife. one or two rooms. with
use of kitchen. and place for horse an buggy in the
western part Of the city preferred. Address A. B.,
through the PostofRoe. 2 May 81
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W0Qnts.

WANTED no Int, A SMALL HOUSE,
w rent $40 or : i month. Any having such
will find good tenant by addressing T. L., through
Postof1ice. tuwf3* June
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REAL ESTATE.
vonK. tuesday, Jan. 20, 1859.

".1osroom was crowded to-
Inc EAVi ,aS,nr was lively MesSFs' Muer, "lno
day, and inc .,a SIS for tho houses ana lo's
Co obtaineu ,ns lato Thomas W. Thorhe. mesais
20 the esta.e sod III Brooklyn lots on East Ne",
johnson Niiol south Greonfeld). There were
York ana ~ these for all which particulars are
other sales morrow Messrs. Muller, Wilkins COW
given Oel," .oros valuable New-York and Brooklyn i
,royed property --,,,,,r . ,o,v months bought
MI - tracts Of land in Northern NewJeI9cy' W
fof casa rovnshlp one In Saddle Run. and one u ill.,
IN ocre, The prce paid for the land ana
.,t,.slr lots on the block bounded by seVeun''
- oyes above Northumberland fortyhiuls'p 49,
~ 100 nv John McClave for sl2o,oOO Inc
So. within two hours, were offered $50" lOl O.
onntrsct number Of other sales have been ot A.
me samo locality, the particulars OF "hl0H nv
Vulged. .,,,g the Morris
The purehasers OF the lots once fornine - have
..,ata have nearly all taken their titles a.
o,ced law onr official reports of transfers
,his Morning The sellers Of the proPoi| ""'N
a profit Of nearly $4,000. -. -. so,a Iot 100
,e, 'front.' by lO5 feet Deep near the c3ts COO Mr. j. D.
S sfird-st with q barn upon ~, ~ ~, ,cree an Web
ana III - Sew. Rochelle has sold three aoioS w "
rnve 70 Mr. Jacob HOllweggs Iof T,,, located al
S6i-a'o. W - Tie lae Rev Father Nelly 49, a.
l no 4 yTD DO sold February ~ 0r Wv Tor
of sI Peters Church, Jersey Ci'y' VI "lO ~
morly the pastor
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DAY OF SALE, FEBRUARY 10
10 GIT.

WEARING" BOOKS FOR FARMERS.
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
"a BOOK FoR YOUNG FARHERsJ
BY GEo WARfNG. IN,
TsuJ Agricultural of the Csatral Park Ia HswYok
Aa.hor Of Draining for FROST and Draining for usslA
sECoSD KDITIo&
CAREFULLY REyBgD)
THR PLANT.
III. food u P,uni Toe character oi 2,r psrst
Whence u Z, obisiusi, Their use IS food and
He. me- %,i' Pan. u, AsI'gs' % '
THK BOIL
Is relation 10 VegststouG Mechanical Improvement
Its fertility and SaH'a''''' ,,,xrpv.
% IL .a': ct. .. til. a Ss S s ..,.. A.
Pod. SOD no" II 'ss'A As kiSb1 Soil
Ws,t. Of M.usr. F,S
LsasbGE Mineral Manursl
MusI Gu,so sod ssp'r PAo'ph'''
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
Undsr DranbE fosnE
S SUB sol R Pic. iI'' caia'sass ct.
Au,y, Of soul eoubifaL ysou, Plants parts Of Plants
Tables Of Anslyss--Of HAuurss. etc. ess
fsrsEnG subseis all dea'sl pau ssd simple language
that tnr hmsrI boz Understand
TIE book written sue', practical Jrrsor and fall Of
iafarnateu, good advice and sound dosITirs
Mr. GREELEY says ofi; Though dealing WITH facts Unfamiliar
book 7 fair mar be read the course Of two 'r'S
thoroughly STABBED tbs leisure hoHri Of "sk and We p
bsy however Young sAa aSdh dull reading
Hardly sy Wis. that he will no, sru sons'hnr Of value
m psrusa eorani undsVsopsd that he sAnast
generally undsr,t,ud farmers 'Oa 's 'ud'
without being ,ussssfa sasTssT AAA
before" - -. $500,
Seat By mall ps,tpsh
IL.
Al'O. By The ,,ms author.
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
AND
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
By0I T. WANING, IT,
Engineer Of Draining Of Genital PARK f'"i'rh
Cou,sIulps;
Lad be Drained and r.ssoai s sh, h. ssu,
How to lay out sr,tsn Of DrsuIi
Co.: e., .: si5 51a. s I'd Pf Drained Land
What Draining costs win u Part
RselspinE Salt MssA'si
ss.:: p%Is:i. "a Town Sewerage" sd
The Public Health
PROFussLI ILLusrH"
Sent b. mall sA rsSsips Of phes
Now RHisI:
EARTH CLOSE 81
cow TO MAXI THIN.
HOW TO USE THkh
oro. T. WIsus. IT,
A . E.s a,.ri D.,ii. s. E. ri i. ~
Dn,.t q, Health -i.r s.is 4 1..ar.sisss
A.... ., ...-- THEsTRIBUNE.
xSMLoRk
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AT the Jefferson Market Police Court. before
Justice STANDBY Cornelius Mahoney was yesterday nr
Lam Jo6nson reading IN Fourthaye.. near Eighty
fonrthst The complainant said that ON Monday even
80 ,gbiIe taxing supper In restaurant situated N
the prisoner entered and after having had
nu that when the comp laiDant went out, the
nrIsoner drew revolver and fred at him; that
officer Bulls, hearing the nriDg., repaired 20
that after proceeding short distance pursued
by the officer and complainant he fred AGAIN Htn0ns
running and captured The prisoner was committee
for trial James Watson aud james moore Were c0n-
nted for examination on charge preferred by Caron4e
Moore that they had knocked her down and roDoeo h'R
OF $50 IN the hallway OF house situated In
Jacob Deborum was bold 20 answer charge OF osivnF
spavinod horse Desede<ms Gonzales WA 9einmtteq 20
Keva I'm Wooafer~st underol0thing vabIed &C Ins
satns nrisoner was also hea for ou1ng Mr. Y.
makers knife.
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6itn NtaI Gsiatt for Sab.

CHEAP HOUSES. .,,oo,
~ West 3ithst - ''.''''''''''''' 70 o0S
IVES: 15tbsi IS 90
We.. an st. near shave 81 h. i2SSS
Fast 9a,a'I near IN ave. E b. :I5 S ,; .:m
Also fn' Inc on S''h B6TIBR DGRFEE Co.. No 60 Lbst
NOR S8LE-A four-stOry, high-stoop, brown
stone ssi aoE c:52 F P.s Sa. G31ss in
Apply TO A. u A0oA No. is sa.i Broadway.
Once open from 90. N to . p m
NOR SALE HOUSE and LOT No. 1888
D''0H''N' '''' " IL STEPHESSoN, No. 29i Broaassy.
T0RT WASHINGTON and WASHINGTON
NIGHTS LOTS FOX SAlh s'RRi5i5 Sls SS S' IS
DOR SALE--On Grand-st., near the Bowery,
S6vesory STORE 25Hl0 with basement and gseelaT s,o
broadway Apply to VAN RENSSELAER, cBUGBR, No. ls
Grand-st.
nor SALE-The STORE and LOT No. 3S3
HOMER MORGAN no. 2 Pinsst g2S9
E0R SALE-The two extra-sized HOUSES
Nos a. and q Besbt southeast corner Of ndsonst hoatng
S S9s 5sT H hsT T o Si' MORGAN SS Pn %
DOR SALE-A high stOOp brick DWELLING,
north side red uTtest between SIs
o SaS SS SfJSG SecLavS 70 q PIas.t U.s. ''
DOR SALE-A fOur-stOry basement brown
stone BUILDING 25ISI93 with al modern SqgrovsTs.t'i st
quirs . The store No 4eS Broadway II -
On East Twelfth-st, near Broadway-FOr
~ SALE large fourstoV brown 'front.' HOUSE high basement
DARK AVENUE-South-e east cOrnerOfT Thirty
i ssveDthst, for SALE A.P. HARD. No. a. BeeE@snst
DEAL ESTATE in SEVENTH WARD.-FOr
III SALETwengbt LOTS bounded b. the West SIDE o. %
i sis To or sRCo c' ono. no los cGeryt
CTORES for SALE-SM-stOry Store, No 70
- Madeuape The granite Stores Nos and Ataaie Broon
fronting adjoining Hamilton Ferry Also So Lots on New
town Creek Bridge brooklyn Is south side Of Staten
Island Apply to WIN. N CLARK No. 40 Wiilamt -
CTABLE for SALE-ln West Twenty seventh
~ and Seyentbaye good Stable p feet wide
Of loo; $8OJ eouenlent ior some OF
the residents u Msdsouqoaro ARPyt ,,opc.U N ri,.,
Q.&2 HOMbh MokGAn, No Z Ilness
A LIST of Houses. Business Property, Tene-
n uents snd Los mailed free BY
LIST of DWELLINGS, BUSINESS PROP
"A RETY. TENkMENTS. aud LOTS for SALB, mailed free by
URMY COPELAND, No 4ol Fouiih.sy.,
DEAL observation-disclosures and FIRST
III MORTGAGES Real Estate be exchanged for hel-s
FIRE INSURANCE STOCK Call or address K T. L. Room No .
No. 70 Wliau.st, N y c.
DEADY THIS DAY-My PRINTED LIST
Private Dwellings Business Property IeueHeuts and Vacant
Iots To be bad on application or bv mai Send ioI IT,
KlLrATRlCK, Balls Head B,nk BniLdlngs
SSO0 000 TO LOAN on BOND and
Mortgages bough WM H. MITCHELLS Real Estate Ohee, No n
Ceda.st. stairs
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Mafhiurrg.

TTNO PRINTERS.-For SALE, AT VERY LOW
PRICBS double cylinder HOB PRINTING PkBSS sts q
bed inches Price s10 Also eigthols poser STEAM
BNGlNB BOILER complete Price Sg0 will be sod sepsTstey
together Apply the Office OF THE SHIPPING AND COAhkk
CfAB LIST. No 50 Pnesi, Hew.fork
VVM. ID. ANDREWS g. BRO, No. Ala Water
Manufacturers Holsters Oseilatng kngnss Gen
fnTaI Pumps SnoE burning Boilers SEND FOR CIRCULAR
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4musfmnts.

THEATRE FRANCAIS-LGIL CREyE:
POSITIVELY LAST sSf' SidHr3 or HERvIs
LEcScs %S S 1 ss f f3 sV OPERA
Which has pr.y.raies ., Is. THEATRE FRASoArs
era mouths and will be performed time in America on
'' li OIge dIs e 1Py prSdaet'n Jet attempted
ProSOpRsd By the uYaSogs volcR PRESS and PUBLIC
esgsi ~ LARGE snd FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES With SCRgAs
IFS NEW 1rTRAcFyE EFFECTS
EXQUISITE MUSIC sPtESp2 GHGRsEs and the ORIGINAL
Madame RosR BILL, 'DEscLGUzAS cIEaESrIsE CARRIER.
Thsaisr Nos III and sa BIcsdwSy AS 81 S price
Family Circle 20 cents
OLYMPIC THEATER. TODAY.
RBvRRBRRATING LAUGHTER
GEORGE /. FoSs
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
EVERYTHING NEW.
New Scenery New Tricks SeN Music New Ba
NEW CARICATURBS BY MAST
Characters in HarequinAdea oro,cp, nov
Clown, IN Volume GEORGE L. FOX
Psniaoon' I LSY
Hmops The numerous norelt:; viii be found
40 - Tng LADIES AND THE ANIMATED
FURNITURE,
f"0OiO'oO' "O'Oh"'' THE DEMON BROTHERS
AND THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY.
BBwITCHING BALLBTS .,..-..,.,.,, avn
THE MOST COMPLETE CORPS
DE- BALLET IN The UNITED
GRoTEsQUE TOUR De FORCE. v. ,.r,c ,,,,,pr,vs
Rising g, 8, and 10 years Of age
'''''''''''''" THB DOUBTFUL sTATuARY,
THE MODEL HARLEQUIN.
BY MDLLE sANGALI AND BALLET.
~" 'O' Tx GREAT BURlEsQUB RAILROAD
SENSATION, Az HERhTOFoRE.
BEWILDBRISG TRANSPORTATION SCENE
MATINEE PR1cBsAdmo 50 and rs ceuts Children 50 cents;
DacoUy Chairs sl Orchestra 81 ." Seats for Matinee reserved SIX
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%uus,s Hnh farms @ranttN.


FT1AKE NOTICE.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
II RESIDENCES wAHTED-Por sALB and to LBf In Jsney lily,
Hudson CITY EewsrS Elizabeth Railway Orange Bssyls Bega
Hoboksp PassoB Aeufotk Brookyu ami FushiGg ny,
We great demands fr property 10 The above hcel PATss
having such will bnd h their Advantage place 10 our bandL
MORRISON HALL, Real Eststs Agsuis
Room No. 22i, No. ~ Broadway.
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City Bal Estatt for suI,.

A sBROWN-ST0NE HOUSE No. i21 East
s.Ss' S' SALE s.J tsIaI April 70 osSs no 5ss
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AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY MEssRs JOHNSON & MILLER.

10 lots on BSot iS5 3s s,s bet ia'aal ..a e21
10 adjoining Furnsist and 90 ha'' Ne@io0 ON
same ne ear i .,,6c sl. acb....... 20
~ os % 80 49, s,Tre .ils esrh........... as
JOS N ~ sb ,,t ssre = ~ elch............ 1875
~ ~ escb .trss sape s1e scb............ 200
~. X 60 IN pisou ave each 2jxlf6 eaeh...... 30
3 I9s t'vs 80 Fs1sd aBl Webster SIS lJx946. $40
10 N s"- 80 So sseb ............... 100
i ~ * ~ - .1cb ............,..... l9l
~ ~. Rs,ge,.isre each 2t,e7 each...., in
Sio sdnng on Betgen-aue each 2KlJO. each...... o.
lots adj Bergen.lsne SIZE each %
4o s8t Berge1-sue size EACH. o.
lots cot Ryderaye aud Psadng place. each 21Ji eaeh. %
each.
adj fronting PGuhing place. 2O1lVO -
lots adj, size
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
hBwYORK and BROOKLYN Il AUCIiOa-ADklAh IL
MULLER T. WILKINS Co., all cell - Auction on NfLNEa
DAY January a. l2 oeoei al the EIhspgs saesToon No. III
BfOadHHv
BY ORDER or JOHN CASTREB. Esa, EXECUTOR 49,,
SOUTH SECOSD.ST BROOkLYNTls story. bgh.sioep euef
side 81 South Scond si 10 se Nes1
Tebs and tpouH No 2 House is p l9ni q is' has
rance a. and IN gool order lot 20 by 95 esL
FOURTH AND SOUTH SECONDSfA. BkOOkLlh-Ihs 10y OF
dselpE
thereof situate on the northeast Fourth aud Sonh hseo
ats BROOKLYN and known No 100 Pourthst The bulldog About
4 by feetf filled With BRICK. Lot g3 feet inches
FOURTH AND SOUTH SECONDSTS.-Ths lot Of la,d With The
thereon situate the south westerly corner Of
Fourth South seoobi and known No ~ POuhht, By "
feet
sOUTH SECOND Swo three story bhok houses and lots tusse
Of South seoondst s. feet inches sessery iron
Houses each 70 b. about 70
cellars balconies eIisu9n ine'sd 10 Esa'
water range GIture 60 sd good order Lots " By 10 feel
NETWORK.
THiRTIgTH STbs io bheS hous, AID lot situate on the
north aide Of Tbeth 40 feet ofte Rghhave tnown No.
ThlrhL The house 70 BY ~ feet with 40 extension Of
~ M. - ~ e n. one u tb. ssetoaeera COON
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

for st:. ana &C. sc. DO for rampco, in bond Of ju,s
butts LOW oaies were sold an Boston At 80. .
was fS ahd
NAV Al STORES spirits .arpen.ue there was an i'm.
& demand sSt Ss ,ss. s We. ess csssg &
axe s,o DO a slNc &c and ls5 %. lNew York sblsl
!. I'ss sas
bns good .ssasd Z, s r. 40 ?eo DO :. % ss goo 90 cS@ S9
sa - g ss = 81 = q we " aS ss9ss
g. sS wa s1'rs S ans e ~ saa window glass;
b hss wss aI a At 81 o ~ o. in tasks and
SSScisSss s
% % d %ss1 % eGnnass % g o %
but pricss wi.hou change Of clos
s .: ss msss y I'VE s1H
s; .ss,s sf s SSs.s .sS 90 81 Say:. s
Sss: ssass
sS 'S q g. M fsr sS mss and aas. 1s' tu
steady In value Sales 80 bb at go $780, fierce beef
ss ns sss ~ s ~ s Ss g%ss s
though the bsinss: s. light The sses were
@ PIE Fl
'ss' Sss .ns 1i sa.
s Y .
Fs4sclEu.ssor FUN % crude in bulk the demand continued
ss.;sa & s ssS sHS ss;s q ss.;
ss .ss
white and 600 ssndaTS white 9 balkl :0ld p5
u q q Sss ss ss
sSisa and We only heard Of sales Of 5oO bbs standard
ne
range Of &C. g. for common to prime RansoOn was dun
SEEDS s.Lin.eed was in better demand and sales were
:s: @ psss ss
" ios nos. and 81 90 0r rSsS ss
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

DISTINGUISHED GARRETT -BAGGER SSUBBED by
HIS CoLORED FRiESDs.-Un Friday last Porter, the
carpet-bagger, telegraphed Buck Fuqua, the well
known colored conicctioner and hotel keeper OF our
to make q speech, and wished him (BucKl to give
notice OF the fact, and make oil necessary arrange
ments &c. Buck sent telegram In reply, telling
him that he was not wanted, and advising him TO
stay where he was. Next day. however, when the
train from Richmond arrived, Porter stepped OF IT,
Buck declined to receive him as O guest. He had
gentlemen at his house, and could not think OF al
lowing him to spread his legs under the same ma
hogany with them. From others OF our colored peo-
pie his reception was equally cool. Indeed there
seemed to be among that class such an indifference
apout hearing him that he abandoned his purpose
OF speaking aud next day left.-Fdrmvue (val
Journal
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

The wheat market was more active and At the close decided
" hrmer, 81 " being freely bid and refused for No.
spring. The spot and arrive, with none offering below
81 so Private cable sdvces reported rainy weather
:h:E :ds T9s sale, SSmPs,ed about Ss;hss
choice DO, go for %. % s,rEs, 50 :
s's;d ier Si Ssa yI;p!:I. w amber =
mana and amsr With s.es q sooo bu.he. q from ssc
&C rcg do VI. railroad ssc scc 20, white ao ana soc
at 76Tc in store and 7iSc Ssc aaoa Rye barley and
barley malt were sin dull and nominal Total stock Of grain
IN the New York and Brooklyn warehouses June 49, 1859
62 S6 bushels wheat 2as51 do tS< do oats Wl7
rye 169 DO barley 1883 do malt and ass peas
rREIsmrs were quiet. bu, rates to all pcts continued 70
Sushsl. Wheat al sd and Per cSo steamer scS sbl.
!d and 1850 bbls nour .. = 3D. The charters % sddi
q Belfast With 2cCo quarter. grain At = r',ish bark g
ts 3D. Nerwsesn brig 70 Antwerp with Idooo bushels
wheat at bs 3d. and an American bark 1000 bbs capacity
10 New Orleans, general cargo, on private terms
0UNrrEs were quiet and we heard OF sales Prices
steady, however, NJ c l7c for bags and 2sc Cor
demand continued 10 be light nnd prices heavy
sales rs bales at &C. 15c for inferior 10 cho,ce grades
9c, gold, for Maais &C. &c do for jutc 1oc ioc do