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nS- HOW HOSTE rTER,s BIrTERs CI1R

&S- HOW HOSTE TIERS BITTERS CURE
DYSPEPS1&-THE WHOLE STORY IN A NUT
SHELL-The office of the stomach is to convert the
food into cream.like semi fluid, called CHYME
This is effected partly by the action Of solvent call
ed the gastric juice, which exudes from the coating
of the stomach. and partly by a mechanical move.
ment Of that organ which churns as it were the
dlssoving ali"ent. The CHYME passes from the
stomach into the duo3enum, or entrance to the
bowels, where 1t is subj cted to the action of the
bile and the nutritious portion of 1t converted into
fluid called Chyle. which eventually becom es
blood.
Now, 1t Is evident that If the great solvent tho
gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient GU antity
or If the mechanical action Of the stomach is not
sufficiently brisk, the rst process of digest on will
be but imperfectly performed. 1t is also clear that
'fthe liver, which plays such important part in
changing the nourishing portion of the CuYmE into
the material of the blood is congested or in anv nm
natural condition, the second process will not be
thoroughly accom- plishe1. The result Of the two
failures is dyspepsia, complicated with biliousness
The mode in which HOSrETTER'S BIrT ERS
operate In such c'ses Is this: They iuvigorae the
cellular membrane OF the stomach, which evolves
the gastric 1uicc thereby insuring an ample sufi-
ciency of the fluid to- completely dissolve the food
They also act upon the Of tho st>mach caus
ing an accelera.ion of the mocha 1ical movem ent
necessary to reduce the food to q homogeneous
mass. They also act specifically upon the liver,
Strengthening it. and 80 enabling it to produce an
ample and regular supply of bilo for tho purpose
converting the nutritious particles Of the Chye toto
Chyle. and prom te the passage through the bowels
OF the useless debris.
In this way HOSTETTER's BIrTERs cure dys-
pepsia aud liver complaint. The explanation is
plain, simple, philosophical and true
March 6 D&C 6
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Special notites.

a5-OONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
OF HAMPTON. from New York. are notified
that she Is discharging cargo at Adger's Wharf
THIS DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf at sum
set Will be stored at expense and risk Of owners.
JAMES ADGER & co.,
q
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a@ UNION BANK. SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, February 80, 1se0-The annual elec-
tion for DIRECTORS of this Bank will be held on
WEDNESDAY,, 10th March proxtmo, at the Office of
the Bank on East Bay.street
H. d. ALEXANDER, Cashier
February a. wflmthsl
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FOG NORTH AND SOUTH K DISTO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND
INGS II '}t'.N r,'
~Ka@h THE STEAMER ST. HELENA.
Captain JAMES q. RUMLEY, will re-
MonNnao at q O'Clock. and Edisto FRIDAY MoaN-
Mo at O'Clock. .5u ,i
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to-
JOHN 81. MURRAY.
The Steamer leaves again MONDAY MoRNINa at
o'olonk. and Edisto same day at O'Clock p. ar.
March 8 10
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SpefiQl Notices.

So 1T rs SELDOM THAT WE USE THE
COLUMNS ofthis paper to puG'' notice the "thou-
sand and one" articles Known Patent Medicines.
We. however, vary from our rule In the present
case that may call attention to the article known
as "S. T.-1860-X., PLANTATION BTTTERS"
We desire it understood that do so without any
solicitation promise Of benefit from the proprietor
or other Interested parties. We simply do 1t an
act OF duty towards those who laboring under
physical disability, weakness, and the various COM
plants arising from impurities Of the blood Hav-
ing used the Biters at the inshgation of friend
(and we confess with some misgvings at the outset
we found them most valuable medical compound,
end to our great satisfaction accomplished the oh.
ject for which they used.
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By TELEGRAPH.
TIRE STATE CAPITAL.

ACTS RATIFIED-RAILRoAD BILLS PROGRESSING
LAzARETTo AND QUARANTINE FOR CHARLES
TON.
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& s. ERRORS OF YOUTH. "A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years nom Nervous Debility.
pre1natnrs Dscay. and ai ths saeats Of yousal In
discretion, viii, tcr the SAKE af susrinG humAufty,
send frcs % all who nesd ~ tAs receipt snd drec-
tions for mailing the smple remedy ~ which no was
ssarsd sussscss Wishing 10 pfoat By enc advsrtls.
confidence. JOHN p. OGDEN,
February q "a Smoa =
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FOR GEOs.GETOWN,S 9. c.,
AND LANDINGS ON THE PEEDEE RIVER
q .zulK@A THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPT.
ISAAC DAVIS. will receive Freight TINS
DAY ct south Commercial Wharf, and iesve as
above To-Moanow "wednesday MORNING. 10th
inst, at o'clock
RETURNING, win leave Georgetown on FRIDAY.
MonNINa, 18th inst. - =.
Freight for Landings on the peedee River will be
Eansfsrred to Steamer GEN. MANIGAULT, at
Georgetown. Nt
All Freight prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset.
SHACKELFORD & KELLY, Agents, z. }
Marche No. Boyce's Wharf. r
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A%THE EXTENT TO WHICH TIE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors is carried on In this coun-
try makes 1t the duty Of the purchaser to inves.
gate the merits OF the article offered for sale. 1t is
we'll known fact that many of the Brandtes, Wines
&C.. are manufactured from French Extracts, Essen-
sai Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects
The public to Justly suspicious OF nearly every.
thing put ussor sale under the name Of Liquors, ana
the trade has been brought into dtsrepute. and In
order to insure 10 those who desire Puxo Article
10 only necessary for us to say thst Import Direct
al Bsandies, Wines and Gins. and warrant them per-
fectly pure as originally tnnperted.
An Icttaed Liquors beasing the labels Of w. a.
CoRWIN & CO., can be relied upon 90 being pure.
H8-Purchssers ahculd notice that the Paper Gao
over the cork Is not broken. We pay for Bottles tina,
have osr labels on. One Dollar per dozen, when no.
turned.
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a% CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
OR PURE LIQUOR OF JUNIPER BERRIES-Thia
favorite brand Of PURE LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood the test OF hme imitation piracy, high
tariffs aud unfair competition, and still enjoys con-
stantIy increasing sale; showing that true m crit
aoes not always go unanpreciAted.
CHARLES -aUl;IsDoN CORDTAL GIN IA
Is offered to tue public perfectly reliable speci-
fc In all cases OF Diseased Bladder and Kidneys 1t
acts directly on these organs, with directness and
speediness, which render 1t invaluable to persons
suffering from Gravel, Diabetes. Infamed BIadd er.
scanty and highly-colored urine. and in all cases
where, from whatever cause healthful diuretic is
required.
Ladies subject to painful menstruation, can by the
use Of CORDIAL GIN few days previous to and
during illness obtain great relief. In such instances
1t should be taken with sugar and warm water.
As tonic and beverage this GIN Is unequalled, as
1t possesses none Of the headache properties to be
found Ia those poisons, too frequently sold un-
der the names Of Gin. Brandy. Whtskey. &c.
JOHN F. HENRY. Sole Importer,
No. 81 Park Row. New York
For sale in Charleston, South Carolina, by e. II
KELLERS & CO., RAOUL LYMAN, w. A.
sKRINE, @. W. AIMAR. ED. s. BURNHAM and A.
w. kOKEL & co.
February 23 DAo tuthseow3mos
w ~ CONSU MfllvES.-Id ADvER-
TISER, having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desireit he wilt send copy OF the pre-.
scription used free of charge. with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi.
tas &c. The object Of the advere eer in sending the
prescription is benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he oonceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as It will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please I'D.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Es5x1ary3 ,- - anoos
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FOR NMW YOkns .
Req ULAR LINE EVERY 1HURsDA1

Req ULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY.
PASSAGE REDUCED TO 9ls.
4e.,-ksxro The SlDEWHEEI. STEAMSHIP
&zH.9t-Issa MAGNOLIA, Captain M. B. CRo-r
Wharf, Wharf, ON VIII ssD. March 1,th
at 4 O'Clock P. M.
March 6 RAVENEL a. co. AGENTS.
TRAVELERS PASSING TEisiOUGEa
CHARLESTON EN- ROUrETO FLORIDA, AIKEN.
k.f~kaewn Aud other places, should not fai =
f fLZE4lwY9Hg to lay in their supplies of PROvIg .
LEIHglL6x1KS IONS, CLARETB, CHAMP AGNES.
s..1IE4&fzzas sz CORDIALS, BRANDIEs, WUS
KIES, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS. &c.
Pates Of Wild Game, Deviled Entremets, Han,
Turkey, lobster. etc., for Luncheous, sand viches
Travellers Repast, &c.
N3-Send for Q catalogue.
VIM. s. CORWIN Il CO.,
No. ats King street,
Between Wentworth ana Beaufain,
Charleston, 9. O.
Branch OF No. 900 broadway, corner Goth street,
New York. Oc.ober28
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TOWING. i..G5s
H. CAPTAIN J. K. RICHARDSON, or
- the Steamer OHRTSIIANA, will TOW
VESSELS 10 AND FROM SEA s't ~.
All spplicauons for the present must be made TO-
the Captain on board 6 March q,
INLAND ROUTE. ~
THROUGN TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLES1 ON AND SAVANNAH SPEAM PAOKET z
LINE, VIA EDISPO, BEAUFORT AND HILTON
HEAD, H&ja &H ~ m! !Ig.
CONNECTING wrTR
1RR ATXAN1XC AND. GULF RAILROAD AND,
CONVICTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN w
FLORIDA.
- 49, TIE ZINE, FAST 6TEAME ER.
PILOT BOY, Captain FxssN PRoK, win
leave Charleston on MoNDAY and THURSDAY MoRM..
ras at Eight O'Clock Returning win leave Saya0REle
TUEsDAx Monanaos at Eight O'clock. and FenDAH
AREERNeoN at Two o'clook touching 1t Edisto ON
THURSDAY trip frem Charleston, at Eleven A. n,
and leaving Edisto at Mine A. SATURDAYS, ON Res
turn trip. ":
The steamer viii touch al ohisc,m's, each way
every two weQks, commencing with trip OF Februe
ary 18th. 8F
For Freight or Passage apply to W Sst aa4
sr8 JOHN FERGUSON, ~, T.
February 16 Accommodation What.
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MAGNOLIA WATvR.-superior to the . st import
cd German Cologne. and sold at half the price.
March O tuthoa
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ATWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIyING
frcM the Moyune Disssiets Of China The cho,cest
chops Of GREEN AND Bg,AoK TEAS Of new seasons.
which are unriyalIed Cor sir strength and dslicscy
uavor We warrant our TEAS 10 DO pure as.sa an
"a Asateds and to give general satisfacsfon. AswS
sse In receipt Of large carsoss Of Teas, ve
ssisa so oGer TO tns sRhaio the 1nest chops at
Price thst many dealsrs ohsr inferior Tea at. a
trial ana oonrsrison WIN at onco i,r0ve 4iss assss.
ton. sndft only rspains for the pablo 10 Judge Of
themselves. wHf. d. coRwIN d CO..
y ,'ss5 VI NJ ! No. 276 Kine-atxeAG
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&SJ. s. MARTIN (LATE GRUBER &
MARTINI will pleased to see his friends and Gus
toners st WIZ. s. CORwM Il co., No. avs King.
street, between Wentworth ana Baaufain
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~ TEE CELEBRATED w. 8. O. CLUB
HOUSE GIN pure. soft and unequallea-w. g. O0R-
WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men OF tho nigh
est standing acknowledge that Gin, in i.s pure state
has great meafsal propertsss- We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
ssssssss confidence. and more parisuiariy 10 those
who usc 10 nsedeinally, article that only "a
qurss TO be known 10 be properly appreciated. ~
AH- o. 30 per bottle. GIG per caaa
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or the newspapers on our exchange list
scarcely any two seem to agree in views OF the
inaugural address Of President Grant. We
make some extracts from their comments
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FOR NEW YORK.

<e/cAaxSs7, THE 81 EAMsHIP PROMErHEUS
/LEaS@W f~gH Captain GRAY, will leave North At
<E1EslEd&dE lantic Wharf THURSDAY, March llth,
S.sss-z::zs:sssw 1862 at4 P. M.
For Freight or passage. apply to
JOHN lHEO. GETTY,
March Sss North Atlantic Wharf
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Is rs 80 "a Iais II So s. So and extra do SC "
oLs-Lnseed quiet but 6rm at 81 os ~ os in casks
ana eo Other kinds continued STOW OF SALE bat steady IN
pETRoLEun.-Crude, in bulk, held At lsc., while
% Sf no 's .n we the
. rs sssr q oeS S viii sAt "
tssns In Phl.dsphia the market quite active, bu.
sSSS 6ss, is1 May sssas. Zoo 90. ta% Nay and
August ssc and 5000 De-, ffo% july % September
,a's 4, and nS pork @ Paskssss;s ss
msnd and with Increased offerings market heavy
fsss toll 10
s ' do With for sales plain S s'; D :nd se these s
g OF a. Fierce In Sss
S Sn nnd nominal a. $s YES for prime and % a
IesasT pris. About p.sf.se. wsFs sold y
sy sna s s sa
SssSsa S Tss u ss S9es steady
do and &c. Tor short rS no sales The
nor ard 1 though Sse was ,s steady a s.s S Sr
There were sales of 500 packages within the OF these
oE-Carona though quiet, was firm at ssc. sac. for
common to choice. No sales.
FINE and the market n yesterday. quotations
a & % ' Porto p ssO and on nor private
crate demand and steady at l5c l5e for hard, Hc
and l41c. lRsc. for extra @. We qnoe:-
CubaInferior to common refining, los<c HE fair re-
good grocery l2e s1sc prime to choice grocery i2hs
lasses hhds. and boxes, 10c ll1c. melado, &C. &C.
HayansBoxes d. a. Nos 10 lie. llslc do do 10 to
H. l2c l2c. do. do Is to To- l2c l36c do DO Ii to
II lSc 1916 do do ls 70 90 l5c l5S do do white
grocery grades 12c 13c Stock OF to-day, "a 24O ds
l03.sSl boxes, 75,658 bags and ia meado.
SEEDs.Lnseed continued II rule dull and prices were
entirely nominal at 80 ~ gold dnty paid In Boston there
dull, hut unchanged, being quoted l3c Isc
timothy "a "a 50, and rough flax $2 80 n ~ 20.
STEARIHE was still In light demand, but quite steady In
value. There were small sales within the range OF 4c
1S1ac. for inferior to prime In hhds. aud tierces-
TALLow.-The demand passably active and prices
were steady. Sales 81, coo lbs at l1hic. "a 1Sac.
WIrIsXry-Receipts, l,fl6 bbls. The market quiet
but arm, at SIC. 9c., tax paid. No sales Of moment were
reported
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The demand Tor spring active but At lower
prices and the sae, Showed decline Of g. bushe
ri 81 ~ ~ b. choice No. spring. delivered
~ for do. In store ~ 70 for small lot. California and
aud about 81 70 prime No. spring, delivered Corn
firm FOR and heavy for old. The safes sbou,
mir.d w.ssrn-closns ii abon, sc for prin.-and &c
s3r for "a Do in .ore--cc-ing VIC OATS we're arrnsr,
sS. ~, anv 90 bvss., ~ s7e Ne nv. .
quiet, with sale, Of ANAL ios. ~ - for Western harley
vas SOW Of sale and prces wes In buyers favor Sales.
few snail sales yer. erso,sa :, q IS u 90
FEtiani- wsrs toersby active and higher for grau, but
PEI s,ssmsr su.ssis wSsss =, a. ga and 80 Ia =,
n.n s ss ssS ss:e 70, an. SSi uoss
do. private tsrms The charters "a British ship
pstrosn, T.; an ltssn bark hence Trieste with 1000
bills FcsB and an Italian schooner from Phiadephia 20 Obj
,cS. 10 Vssra. general csso ps,rosan on S,ss
aTssrrs-Bss, were aul tower, beng quoted ss.c
sale. 81 81 ssiss IN so.on on pri,sis terms.
MorsTbs msrxs. continued rule quiet. there being bu,
Ss Sa grades sIs's DC
anis wss quiet bu, steady and hrm, 1910 .
s ses ,1; go sonS ss .s. '' do and
MoLAssIs-The market DIM and heavy for the
ss s s e' p e be-. w'5 Gun:
rrsdss ssc 5se Do. grocery DO s3c. coc Porto Rico,
Sc ~. s.oeH to-day vas iSii5 hbas Cuba zoe DO Porto
Rico 2s2 do Ensish Islands and 2o bbs New Orleans
asa res, s.prss.S The sI.sni OF per gallon though
good business was transacted A. ne close msrchsnssn
wharf :, t. Rossstrsinsd conisssd N demand and was
nrny held while other grades though qust we're STEADY IN
sSoS DO 30 sr,i,s, Il q .Ds scS DO. c.I. !, ".
q"o's @raissd ~ q - 70, Ne D ~ 1s %; No J,
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a ls2z; ST. Paul, Trk 7f%; do preferred se9-
SO; Wabash, 1917 y 1875; do preferred, ~ ssked'
Fort Wayne I4s lat; ohio and MISSISSIPPI ~ 3a
The following were the closing quotations ON the
cau at the last open board:-Wells Fargo a Co.'S
Express, s5ss u $50; American, 409S Ah;
Adams, COZ COS; United States, 622 6S; Mer-
chants Union, Is I64; Quicksilver, 1898 20; Can
ton. SO a 81; Pacific Mail, s24 92h; Western
Union Telegraph, AK 427S; New YORK Central,
17ess l76si; Hudson River. 1873 1897; Harlem,
I4e,, a147H; Reading, e5'S a 95h; Chicago and
Alton 1857 1885, do. preferred, 159 bid; Bankers and
Brokers' 100 bid; Alton and Terre Haute, 39,1; do
preferred, 6s; Toledo and Wabash 70 bid; do pre-
ferred, rs a 70; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 76si n;
do. preferred, s55z S5ss; Fort Wayne, 146 1464;
ohio ana Mississippi 32ls q 32st; Columbus, Chi
cago and Indiana Central. 471 ASH; Michigan
Southern, 1o4ss lo+a+ Illinois Central, las 146;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, els s1A; Lake Shore,
1881 1o4; Rock Island, 1905 13ot4; North
western, s5s s5's; DO preferred, 9.sl IS; MARI
posa, 1sis "A 1875; do. preferred, 43 a43A.
Southern securities higher for the Ten
nessees and Louslanas, the orders for the former
coming largely from state capitalists. The levees
were strong at buyers options--supposed TO ne on
New Orleans account The rest Of the list was
steady and prices closed:-Tennessees, eX coupon
671s 67&; d., new, SOS e61s; do, five per cent,
so 6l; virginias, ex coupon, 81. 5,H; do, new,
624 621s; do, registered stock, 80 II 50sl; do,
registered, 1866, 80 55s do, do, 1861, 5ls So;
Georgia SKIES SIS SO; do. sevens %. o6la; do,
sevens, interest payable in Georgia, "a 95; North
Carolinas, coupon, 6oii Got4; d. new, 54sl So;
Missouri skies, SS1s SO; do, Hanni bal and ST.
Joseph, 80 bid; Louisiana sizes, 7jii q "A; do,
levee do, 500 a 7o;.- do. d., eights
SEA 30; Alabama Fights, 10. a 1o4;
do, fves 81 60; do, skies, sterling, 81 bid;
South Carolina sxes "A 20; do, new, 70 a "A; do,
registered stock, e5 a 81; City of Memphis skies,
53is "a; do. Atlanta Fights, 81 SO; do. Savannah
sevens, 80 a %; DO New Orleans consols, 7. q rs;
do. do railroad issues Il 72 Mobile and Ohio ster
ling, IS 20; do. Fights, 60 81; Mississippi Cen
tral Railroad, first mortgage, 50 a 20; do. second
do, 81 60; Memphis and Charleston FIRST 81 go;
do. second, rs III; do stock, Al 40; Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, IS a 60.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SuD-Treasury in this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
follows:-
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Died.

Dted.
BsLl--on "Wednesday morning, MAY ., at
Montrose, y. j., WILLIAM j. BELL of this city,
aged A.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectly invited 10 attend the funeral this friday
afternoon at quarter past two O'Clock. Trains leave
loot OF Barclay and christopher streets ri Y. NJ
CAMrks.-In Hoooken, n. j., on Tuesday morning.
PEN, M the SD year OF his age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family, also those OF
bis father, John H. Camper, and OF his atberin-lsw
Julien Crevcr are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, IRON 81 Matthew's chnrch, corner or Third
AMI Washington streets, Hoboken this (Frday) after
noon, at two O'clock The remains win be taken
~ Greenwood Cemetery for internent.
CyrrBBELI---On Wednesday, MAY g, ALICE, wife Of
Michael COtterell a native of parish OF kinneity,
Kings county, Ireland, aged 81 years.
The friends OF the famliy are respectfully invited
10 attend the FUNERAL, from her late residence, ~
Eighth avenue, this frday) afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
CUMMING. fnwood, y. y, on Thursday, NAV
o, IRENE, wife Of John \. Cumming Jr., and dauqf-
ter OF The late Captain Joseph Fbtner OF Pitision,
Me-, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respect,
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the Presby-
terrain church ut Inw0od ON saturday afternoon a.
three o'clock Trains leave Thirtieth street depot "A
1850 A. N. and 2. NJ, returning at GOA ana 65s
DusIAS.-On Monday evening, May 3, after a
snors .,ne s SAAh ~ DusTAs daughtero OF the late
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence, lO4 Anity street. this fffiday afternoon
at four O'Clock, without further notice
DyRR--On Wednesday, May o, at Finh Avenue
Hotel, Henry DYER, OF Melbourne. Australia, pas
sengcr per steamer Scotia from England.
EIRi.-On Wednesday. NAV & THOMAS " am Jr..
youngest son ~ Thomas and Sarah Earl aged ii
years aud IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the FAMILY are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, Friday after
noon, At hafpast one O'clock from the residence Of
his parents, No. 3ss Hudson street.
EVAhs'-on "wednesday. May 0, RICHARD, son OF
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Light offerings and a small attendance were the
features at the Elk change Salesroom yesterday. Sub
joined are particulars OF the days transsctons:--
NEW YORK PRoPERTY-BY A. BLEECKEg, BON AND CO.
each sSxs5 AZ $50
the block 90 Nv :. .''. - ..' 200
ROCKLAND COUNTY, NJ. V, PROPERTY--BY A. i.
BLEECKER, BON AND GO.
of land, situate Manuel, Rockand county.
N Y, IN miles of Manuel station aud 8 miles from
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A .&G. BuRNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAaaAer
u .,v Lsrse spring for moving furniture
Guy OF country; Furniture and shipped
storage for furniure Money ADVANCED once Ia 49,, ,iS
WsH Eleventh street, siitb avenue w.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

LIVINGSTON Idele, on Wedne siay
May 6, by the Rev. q. l.. Plat, CIERaoSr LIVING
SToS 10 ANN AUGUSTA VALLErE, daughter OF the lare
Thomas Streatfeeld Garrison.
HALI--IHoMAs.-On Wednesday, Nav s. nj the
Park Presbytera church, Newark, n. j., nv the
Rev. Prentiss DE veuve, EDWARD HALL, of Orange
N j., TO BELLE, youngest daughter Of Benjamin
Thomas, Esq. OF Newark.
O'CALLAaHAS-REILLY.-0n sunday, May 2, by
the Rev. q. y. UCallaghan, MATTHEW II. O'CAI.-
L,GHAN to MARY u, eldest daughter of Daniel
Reilly, Esq. both OF this city.
PARKs-MICHAELs.-M ST. Matthew's church
Jersey City, by the Rev. william A. Mats0n Captain
JgPTHA b. PARKS 10 CLEyESTIsA MIcBAgLs all OF
Brooklyn, II. d.
WHTrNAN--AcKERNAN.-On Wednesday, MAY &,
by the Rev. j. T.. Goodman IRA A. WHITMAN TO Miss
ILL. daughter Of The late Cornelius g. Alderman,
all OF this city.
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tLoUR GEAIN.-Recepts. 1i,i.1 bhs. -four l0l do.
and ,3n0 bags meal II 5a bushels wheat su3S do
sj75o co. oats, s5s DO. and 500 do matt. The
-four market very quiet but steady to-day both State and
Western selling to moderate sxtenl at yesterdays quota
lions California -four dull but unchanged. The sales
about 500 hbls. noui only 10 mod
demand, but generally steady sales
40 bbls. Rye iouf steady and hrn with moderate
demand, the .ales beine ssS bbls Corn meal dul
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Five O'clock p. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, May 6-6f NJ.
Coryvr-The market for Rio continued rule quiet there
being little demand and In buyers
Other dull without alteration In value. No
sales Of moment were reported
CoTToS.-The market opened strong under active
all classes Of buyers, quiet rather
heavy last quotations The sales &so2 bales
Guiding 1910 for spinning 6sl for export 26 speculation
and l5 transit were no for future de-
livery. We append the closing quotations;