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SPECIAL NOTICES.


F,rurn.1y t.xpu.. d-p.ns. I'd ttu, asoIss Ntr
y1us liz b,Itv I1uT4Hr rnty art tvr weak tnt-t
.ilv full"~ To curr Or atrli ali tae.e Ise AlSlt-
IER'~ HkRn HtlTKRS
, 1869-08-08

TIE nKI IpsrCFF3 XbTK4LhI.
Tee following we're the recc'fo aho Ah'p aea's
i, cour aud sratn during The past week. ana tof
he corresponding week In $50:
KEcElrra.
, 1869-08-08
cE1ca6o LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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s.rCEpAY EvrKrxo, AnGust7.
BEEf CATTLK
, 1869-08-08
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The lowest and highest quotations. tut gold hnce
Jure werr: i:9s; On June 2, and 1s4,s On July l.
Tne rapcc In New York today @as:
, 1869-08-08

idoArtpcrr, the late Queens nstrulo@tr, scver7!
Of thr prebrnt Qneen honseho!d. sne hfaa o! Iue
clylttstE aud other uetnbtrs Of tbt government,
nlapS OF ~hrll nrc Erttlng qatc old men la@i
war 1~tnty thsnsaud iet Sons JOINED the Canet!an
csrcrcEatton- The Mtks!onat1eA expect Tue same
.dht,nf. II pot d ,asErr one. tinr1nF the present
yrur E,er3Aherr, therefore, chafch-onndnc -
ntc, Ae.1s. md the tnstnn pFrss aas s neaqs aq.
| hu,td:ng churches, OF which onr-th.fd VIII no!o
frcu 80 10 1,aN each. ....,
TIE curx,us dispute between the clergy and inc
| la;y Of the Roman Catholic Church In HungafJ
ees us DOW 10 t,c IN fair way Of Setue 1ne
demand nj Tue lastJ that the! teould t;e aorea .a
| the asnc way M ts zone ny The la.ty oi o'ne.
Cturcbes, ha. been Strongly tnprNtea .! tae
s.1 s;n.lv, hus 1t ,zst consented 10 the convpe4-
1iurt ut y "Gathullc Congress" With taat object
This {. phIe,s liz TO prrIare rroTRan'sat'9n o.
| yhut,h Ruye1n1tnt IN ihr basis OF tht . STATUS
| lranp, xlisa. t.Ath.lkurnu,' tA* unle' Hh'c1
| thr Churches schools mad ecc,csastlcI 7:nFeFfs
generally IN 1ransyIeAuia Merr foE1ne1a, pltced
| tlEte5 the cs,ntrD o! ui1ti commission uf clef-
| E,meu and !nI Dcu. .-..
The Iniadrlpnls FFess OF August 4sh sart
.na W,,nu, strret,. vas The scene, on sunday
| mcrpnE last, Of vers Interesting kesEiceA ThIee
voting utp, feo y httc &nd one colo1rd, wele o..
I thIteu by lishCp Stevens to the ministry Of Inc
| I,uc-tAEt Eptscopa1 Church. The sermon wa.
rrcaehcd bJ RcE. Phillips nroots, who also ptr-
rtenSsmcn IN tpe chsncel We noaced the Rev:
VIE, Alton, rector OF ST. Thomas tcolore'i>, and
xtsr glad tee tna1 At HOY T1snl,y hsnSs e .ns
Of r.ce ard color are not allowed 70 aTeet tat H.
| ierr4 4urfc OF nan With Ian, or to interfere Mite
! ire common worship Of The conmou FAiheF- In:
| Go.tcl fce tic t.ay NA read b! Mt DaTan1. :ns
cslnr. i canti,iatt for or'tcfA, and ps:t o. Tx
t crE,r.npion aers1ce Il. Rev. lf. tlssno- We naFt
| ntat1 Eau, *tt:c n.u,.ters rad II nneh teas IN
ifrsrisely; be also teok !azt with his fellow pres
Taa ntch nili IN York, N1tue, called Asa-s1
titus, be buried the indian Apostle s. Aspfn
0uid lie VI. ~ wears Oh! wncn he diesl- Nav ! !
itss II the Aee Of 1. OF . he xas coaref;e1 !e
Christianity, AID spent tfsJ Je1Ts Of NJ. lle i
| preaching 10 The k.1t9-s:N d!atfem natloas
!Fitcs G! Indians In :he cocntfr. li!s Iooe.a " I
! cct!dn.tEd with gr, II pnnp and cetcm7nt. ! ~
Ind:ans sacrificed the folioxin. wild 2aln5,s =
tie departed spirit: ea backs, 81 docs, efmines
= hr.I..oes. II. ferris, sSs martins, ~ "o'e
+. Wild cate. <ss foxes. GU beasr:s, ~ 1.nsa
' bears, &c moosc, 70 wease1S 80 of%rra, - rte
, enons, 119 EaItlcfnakcs, catnno1nss, oH M.
| quGshc+ g wpp1cnucks, 1.oH tnin1s, s. poon
FIRES. tn his tombstone WAa placed the foio"'n
. tEtc1ifton:
/ Lived des,rcd: died lnmentru F."
Il The NsthnJist remarks: Shall sc shut m or
c.lulehes In hot weather: We ausre< WIKI
c enFhltlc No T.
!. L.v,.'. IirruL: sass: u The mos: renavsa''e -:
i ~. Iay stelr-4tIoN rrcor1~d IA n Crntrrvitl
! i. L, where the vote atovd-a TOT, AsAsis.'.
, 1869-08-08

The Nsthodisf scmorkt: Shall sc shat m our
enthEtlc No T. ..
Ln,.' HrruL: s1rs: - The mos: remarkable Fl;e
m Iay telr-ztIon vet rrror1~d IA n Crntrrviile,
!. /, where the ,orc atovd-a tor, y ASA.ias.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvKE,
CALLING AT BREST.
splendid this favor,e route for the Con
nent win sail from pier No. 80 North river rs foows:
LAURENT, Lem6re saturday April
WILLIE DE PARIS. Surmont. Saturday, May
Ducnesle
Rates Of passage payable In gold tncludne wne TO
Paris (incudnc railway ticket)-Sii5 and Sse
These steamers do not carry stccragc passengers.
travellers going returning from the CONT
OF Europe by taking the OF this line avoid
both transit by English railways and the dscomforts Of
crossing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
rense. GEORGE MACKENZIE. AGENT, IS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

49, 49, 49,
sDACIFfc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy's
L c.rIFnHS,a uaEynah iIS NE cI,,ya. ~
Through rate, New York to San Franesco;-
OUTSIDE. is:lse isss psca''n. s';sEss' s!s
$40 caaSeE isas OF SAILING DAYS. ~
foos q Canal street, Z, u O'Clock noon, .
except wuen % no.s s as. & ' on sunday the day pre-
hundred pound. baggage free to each adult Medicine
April /, ARIZONA, Captain naury, connecting with MON
TANA, Captain rsrnsWcrh; ,,,.,,v rr, steamer
ysPsS .ssns ssSn hT ,S sSsns
SSr.Sr 70 March 81 f All usual as fse
lie. Afforded shippers aand "a il,s,ss ess,se Ss
apply at the corrarys ticket oaee on The whyri oo o.
T,Ipsr STEAMER FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS VIA
1ysrF ,,hsp T. c.r.a :S Any ypssnoy Ssr af
now 4 g,r Ns SgI,s osSss ysr asG vi" posi-
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations
'rpy'' srofrosp, rrLEsros 4 CO.
NOR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
i ssm,mSn,,hsy, ,,n,n, ", Man
The Baltimore sad hsv.as ss.m..p Company cOmprI''
ing 'hs SSw9s s: c ss .c" e. g Reed Commander
NJ pqssSs S9%%sSS.
ss'S s. isa
Sy ta route viii neary acc miles of sea !raye aud have
lie pvess q siogpns !" Philadelphia or Baltimore With
out additional charge =.
For freight or passage apply 70 -
- u. u. HAsELL CO., Agents,
20 and " broadway, room "
T-oR NEW ORLEANS, CALLING AT HAVANA,
Carrying the United States mails.
The well known sldewhsel steamship
RArfDAS,
r. @. Mallory, commander, =. - -. =
"u0N saturday, March q, ais O'Clock 2 NJ ...,a
RiENvlfLE follows i,
u ThrSasS soag rates and through adgs sven & ay.
| and 10 all POINTS the Mississippi river ~,
| No Havana freish, received on day q SAVING.
gor freight or passage Appyto ~ - n..,, .,,o..
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

IA infant eight months old wishes have the same adopt
I'D with family who would properly tor IT, the same a.
parent ADDRESS A. B. Co. S6l Hudson avenue Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
TIE TURF.

TTNION COURSE, LONG IsLAND-THE PURSES
heretofore announced win close Friday, March s6 at
NJ At Mitchell Brothers. hroadway OF Houston
street, New York. WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale-Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mockng Birds at b. DovEYS, Nos and5 Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
N.B.-Ladies attended to BY Mrs. Dovey
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER. No. 3 Peck Slip Buffers infable
Mango Cure and Flea Exermnaor &c. Buffers work,
SO. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs.
RIO PARTNERSHIP PAIRS OF AMERICAN CUAILS
i offered for sale. r. NORRIS, Bird Dealer,
f43 Chatham street, New York. z
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains, New York via uu River Rail-
road Iheih and Tenth and IL y A. NJ and
$50, and II r. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad Twenty.
Fourth avenue, 10 A. VI. and 81: r. NJ.
The p ~ train via Hudson River viii Saa-
DAYS.
Sleeping ears attached TO 8 andil r. NJ. trans.
Drawing attached and II 80 A. N. and}:D
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT. Vic President.
IfRIE RAILWAY PASS 70 RUN TILL isT OF JANUARY
ID wante1--For which liberal will be paid. Address
S. A. NJ. box i60 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A T JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S.
A. ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART,

"A ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART,
III East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
70 dispose Of those wishing purchase anything in the
horse line, will find to their advantage to call on
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment is conducted the
straightforward principles which govern honorable
people In other branches OF trade.
Good sabing for horses 1t private sale.
We give the purchaser Of horse that warranted
sound twenty-four hours for trial.
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE IS AT NO. 20 NASSAU
STREET. opposite the Post Office where register s kept Of
horses carriages at private and public sales Liberal
advances made on everything In the horse line.
A. JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's
"A Auction mart, liz East Thirteenth street. Fourth
avenue.
Speed. Speed. Speed.
At Auction
ON FRIDAY, MARCH rs, AT 70 O'CLOCK,
The elegant dark chestnut sorel rottns Horse John Won
DER sired by Poushboy out Of Flying Cloud mare 5A
hands, ne free driver and superior roadster has
record OF trotted wagon last time Al 43
and 8k siaed and honest Warranted to tro
10 miles In 30 nnues single mile better than 2O when In
condition and so day also sound kind gentle
viii be sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
SrEAA yo,s sns Hsp
=" w. s.,ss sss; p
From nI.r u Sorn iiyes Ap''
fss Ps.sIPs c% s Sss New York Paris H.msur. noer
dam Ac Drafts on Ireland England France and Germany
Apply 10 WILLIAMS GUIoN, % Broadway or s. South
TOR LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT ouEESsrowN
CHINA from New sSerss Sors. wSssss wsaassasy March
SIZE sIBEkIA, Al from New York wsdns;d.y, sarchs 81
scoA sfT xSFe s-%sssss %ssssdsy ay'.a as
Passage Aossiy fpsysSs s,sSna e soa,
Caein ,rasssee to Pars
-'p' E. cUyARD,
No. Bowling Green.
THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER.
Advertisers should remember tina,
the EVENING TELEGRAM has al
circulation greater than any other
evening paper in New York.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN.
= CUNARD LINE.
hEcLA '.H all. 1fnSassas fSarsasy Ia5sn ap T.
passage 70 New YORK a. lowest rates s'
For freight cabin passage apply at No. Bowling
sesrass passage apply Ill Broadway Trinity sgd
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
IRON mail steamship ARaeEsrrHALrA,
sa on March g. @ s States malls
taking passengers for Hamburg, Havre Southampton and
First Cabin, $40: Second Cabin s:a steerage $685. Pay
The sAxox1A % so's ss II Apri uaifsa states gold.
KUNHARDT 4 CO., c. b. RICHARD BoAs.,
General Agents, General Passage Agents,
81 Broad street, N. Y. No 6 Barclay street, MY.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
saturday March z,
Drafts, payable IN any part OF England, Ireland Scot
land at current rates Of exchange Apply at THOMPsoNs
pEDUCEp RATES.
Steamers ortnsly g London direct from pier No North
W. . May
For passage Hamburg. Bremen, navre Paris Antwerp
and Rotterdam at
EoR LIVERPOOL AND oUEENsTowN-rHE INMAN
line Of mail steamers are appointed to sail as follows
cry Of INV .sss!1aas ss!ardssy Asefn Hpf
and succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday from
-er 70 norm river, .rpc op pAss.nr
by THE MAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY sAruRpAY
FIRST rsyfSs In gold s,oo srEERn in currency
10 10 FSpH0n Papis lis lis 10 20
fAS'nsa rIssr e oAnis. i;l TUESDAY 'i s.EEHAeH m %
Payable In gold. Payable In currency.
S. Johns Il. +, by branch tJohnSF BY branch %
to hsSre Hamburg Bremsn
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates BY
For further Information apply a ne coppfIys oee'
II Broaiway Ny.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

RIO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS IN SWITZERLAND.
ufand Hotel Bcauiivage, uentva.
This splendid new hrrt class establishment, faclng ne
bcautfu lake aud Mont Harr tie only ho,cl W Geneva
wih terrace garden ana very handsome suing fovns
hende1YuuA VI the American families.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
FISKIANA.
A WALL STREET CARTOON.

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Southern Line.
The Al steamer LoD0NA, Captain n. R. Hovey. VIII
leave pier 2 East river, Saturday, March a. at
Freight received at through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston
INSURANCE guaranteed. Freight received for Indianoa, La
vacca and Brazos
Apply to c. II. MALLORY CO.,
l5c Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
PERSONAL.

NY PERSON KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS OF
N p Morton Hills win please address box 200 Middleiown,
Grange county, n. r., and obge an army friend.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

LrOR MOBILE-FERNANDINA ROUTE.
H. The first class sdewhee steamer ALABAMA Captain
Limeburner leaves Saturday. March %, from pier -
North river, at 3P. N.
Has superior passenger accommodations.
Is receiving. Insurance guaranteed TO Mobile at IL
per cent Through rates to all points In the interior.
For freight passage applyto
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

EoR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND THE
Old Dominion Steamship Company win despatch their
sdewheel steamship NIAGARA for Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond on THURSDAY March - at Nj from pier
board, Inland Air Line Virginia and Tennessee Air Line.
Souhsite and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and
vile and Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight and
Ems Of iading signed PIER freight or pas
sage, having eegan sateroom accommodations, apply
N L. McCKEADY, President ISL Greenwich street. cornsr
OF Dey Insurance by steamers Of this Ine, y per cent
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
J. ing at Key West.
The Al steamer EUTERPA, Captain Gates, vii, leave
pier 20 East river Saturday, March 27.
No charge for forwarding In New York Galveston.
Through bills OF ladng given Houston all roads
signed to the Houston Direct Navigation Company
Appyto G. II. MALLORY CO.,
Maiden lana
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The children of the GreenpOnt Sunday
Schools turned out to the number OF % aud presented
very attractive appearance with their banners and
bouquets Interesting exercises ned in the evening
at the Methodist Tabernacle.
About 1900 children connected with the
brooklyn eastern DISTRICT sunday celebrated
their anniversary yesterday by exercises In their
respective churches, and by grand parade. The chill
dren OF the Unversalist Church. however had indie
pendent parade All had very pleasant time, how ever.
ana presented fne appearance. They feasted
their SabbathSchOOs and afterward took part In inter-
esBg exercises In the FOurth.st. Church. where they
were addressed by the Rev. Mr. Garfield, aud others.
There was meeting of the Christian Com.
mission last evening at the Church Of the Covenant
ner OF East Thirty fth-st. aud Parkave Dr. Poore OF
newark N j. presided Dr. Crosby introduced the sub
Ject OF the meeting, and progress
which the Society had made. Addresses delivered
ny the Rev Arthur Mitchell Of Chicago DR. Nccos Of ST.
Louis, and Mr. Chdaw OF Ohio relative TO the eyangei
zaon OF the destitute districts especially and the good
which the Christian Commission had done and was now
doing.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

School Presbyterian Church." new generation has
arisen We are able to Judge OF the doctrines OF tne
Church. and OF these two Churches VIII arse purer
and more glorious Church. When the Holy Spirit Is
poured out these two bodies will be melted INTO one
The Rev. L. Atwater OF Princeton College, understood
that this should be effected upon unon the standards
pure and simple, and free and untrammeled Dy previous
harmonic ali elements that the basis should be sent
down TO the Presbytcres The time has come for unoh
There was ground for msgving But his hopes eGceedeu
his fears lie hoped prayed, and labored for the best
The New School ripe for union. For years tendency
Years after tho disruption, some OF the leading
men whose tendencies we're Congregational, iels .hb
New School had adopted the Presbyterian form OF Church
action eB Py Boarf m peS the eahns m the Theoec
semnaries at New.York and Auburn TO be orthodox, OK
They had formative influence upon the mind OF the
Church He would prefer that all the Theological Semi
nares were placed upon the relations to the Chrcn
obyiated most of the difficulties he had felt respecting the
previous ones, and he should vote for II.
The Rev. DR.. j. b. Waterbury felt that the good en
pected this union is OF much interest to the o
men the young. 1t would be the consunmatlon oi
w. and regretted that it should be postponed: Past
differences should not be taken into the account Inc
The Rev stephen Yerkis, ID. D., OF Kentucky defined
the position of his Presbytery They wero IN iay9r oi
uniOn but their deliberate conviction was that theIe
not good ground for this union at this ume-the u
ferenccs existing IN doctrine ana polly 3elps Zoo pd
an overwhelming majority decide in favor Oh H. we WIZ
accept it, and hope that in the future 1t VIII receive the
THE VOTE on THE BASIS.
Upon the question Of adopting the report being tahen
it was decided In the affirmative
The Yeas and Nays being called for, tho roll was caeu
The result was go Yeas, aud Nays-3l being absent
While the votes were being counted 1t was announced
that the other Assembly had adopted the report unan
mously the members rising while the vote was TAKEN
The announcement received with satisfaction. -,
The Assembly voted that Official notice OF TINS ueclslUn
be given the other Assembly. The following fesoiu
tion was offered by Henry Day, esq., and adopted;
Basis 0f Reuuon passed be sent down we
Pesbytees for their approval dplo5a be expressed N we
manner named plan reunou and that they be required 10
forward their previous 90 Nov /, 1862 :,
The session. which had been prolonged TIL O'CLOCK
adjourned with prayer by the Rev A. O. Han ~ ~,
of Rochester n v, tho doxoogy, and the benedotion
i,v M plc
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
Al Notices of Marriages must be indorsed teh fll
name aud address.
DIED.

BARNUM-At South Norwa Conn., Thursday the sta isst o.
disease Of the heart l. s. Barnum aged ~ years -
DauDury at o'clock Friday TIE Z5ih inst
BOOTH-Ths remains Booth who died April al
Beirut having arrived services vii be held AZ tue house OF h
father A. Booth, esq No. 9 B1s Ponrteenthst on Fnay
family invited PrenL Tie remains viii e taken to Wood
lawn for intenueut
BRYANT-ou "Wednesday May &C. Mary widow Of Joseph Dryaat
aged 81 and DAYS nj.
friends asothe members or MisonsFe bapuse
cordially invited 20 attet her tler ON Asf ave F
desce No Hesterst, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Cuy-Suienv Wednesday the h inst, Charles W. Coz in the
The rtyes and trends 81 the family also BE members Of Common
wealth Lodge Chapter and Clinton Commanne are soItea
attend Tie funeral services fr hs ate residence NO -S1 Ger
noatye Brookyu FRIDAY the 23tl inst. At o'clock M
HARRS-In BROOKLYN, Thursday May ~ Ena "" a@asHe' O'
H. Harris aged II years aud montla- ,.,,
Of her thcr No ~ ueAk
Atlantic. ave, On Saturday afternoon at o'clock
YRARYoa Thursday morning, tse 27h inst Of Paeanon James
Lis late residence. Thirty siribst asd Thriave
Saturlsr. the 29th inst. AZ 3 o'clock 2 m
NPvroNSglpy disease tbe at the s. Cloud Hotel on
wednesday the 25h inst, Ralph W. Ne"'0A oi'14 'H 's'1
E it,ss and friends Of the family respectfully invited to na
t f,a without further notice. the bose o DIS bolner JalrA
" Newton las " est Foyhst near Broad"A On fI4'Is
tie l8th inst, at2 o'clock p m ,.,.
puIIIps-Iu Enra NJ T. Thursday May Z William H. PhPs
aged 65 years
"Wednesday Nav &C. 1853 Henry Ise Robinson soa
g. and tuds the family respectfully neG 20 a''en
Fr1sv. st2 O'Clock a Tue fae1ee Vi
D,uisl r. Lee, ssQ., NJ. 50 b eeoAsrsL
yuEEIvR-In Bridgeport Conn MOstsy, Nay g. George erp
wheeler. aged - years
Michigan aud Georgia papers please COPY
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
PABs. May 27-The Boune is heavy Rentes II 4. cOc
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEwoELg,Ss Ia May 27Coton in limited demand MtdloFs
Hi s 500 bales receipts 81 bales exports l63 bales Cold
lSt EEeLangesierng 1915 hew.ioh sight ParGt dseouRL
Sugar-CommOn 9idrlci Prime 3lc MOaes dull Fermenting
42)c Four-Superine IS IS; Double Extra IS 81; Treble
Extra, sc 25 Corn-Marke bare; White 81 Oats marEet
qoted at BOc Hay 80 d Prime Bran, 3D. Pork go z5.
Bacon drmer Shoulders 9e sides l7i97c Lsr srees lsie
Whisky, Od94c for Western reethed Coffee dull fair 5idl7le
MOBILE Ala May 2TCoton quiet and fair demand sales 800
bales part yesterdays Low MddiDgs 2iaic receipts, 329 bales.
exports yesterday go bales; TO-DAY. 5734 bales
SAyASSAH May 2-Cotton du bales; receipts %
balesi exports, 4z7 bales MiddliBg, &c.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
rar PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.

MOBILE, May 27.-Tbe General Assembly
adopted pa nrgng the Presbytery Of PoFda to lay
befos the Central Presbytery Of Philadelphia state
ment OF facts tconnected with the seizure Of Jac1
sonyil Church by Northern ministers, and ak for re-
dress The plan f0r the relief Of the families Of deceased
clergynSn was re ferred 70 the Committee OF Sustent
ton, report at te next assembly. The subject OF INC
overture Church music indefinitely pos POnc1.
Tue revised boOa of church order down 70 the
Presbyera for criticism the revision be completed a.
the next Assembly The Assembly dissolved o'clock
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
MARRLED.

BRDsALL-sTTLES-A Brooklyn. wellesley. May 90 1882
By Rev Dr. H0y. Thomes Brisa to Sarah Se' al o uA'
city.
KssAM-HYATT-On Thursday May 27 at the residence Of The brides
parents $. M Hkins d. D.. W. hssam " CoTneha
s., daughter Of jacob Hyatt, esq. Of Brooklyn T. D.
McCOY-UARTTOu Tuesday 25 at the residence Of the brides
By Stoidard John B. hCoy Of stess.
West Va to A., daughter Of J. W. Hart Of Washington
Heights.
Wheeling W. Va, papers please copy
MCSULTY4DEvLIS-In Brookyn on Wcincsiayr NAY 10 a. "
Cathedral by the M Rev Bishop Loghn John A Mchuy
[ cards.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
BIIssIsouei sprIus

BIsIsquci Spring Water.-Ths only known remedy fos
Cancer and the kidneys This s TIE oyns sp7y
Water from Vermont which has wrought 50 many sorde cures aal
advertised from the limitations that
attempted to be upon public being equal The virtues Of
MsasqaOL Sold bT ell drugg Depot No. college Place.
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