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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

FaIp,r Oct -Cae coming forward sp.ingy only
CommuaipAw, IT'S At Onehundredth
aud sO At Weehawken This completes 1898 fresh animals th, week
which falling OF from the previous very heavy arrivals The
market little snnre, but no .dvanee oyer Wsdaesd In
Act ruled to-day but the stock Inferior In qusy
We call The unchanged .qual grades Sales at Commgnpsu
"a Ohio steers cwt I5c do Goo ~ at s~ % eaeh ~ l
moi. ev Al ld5c lb2 fat TEXANS from the Alexander farm
eut at else aud Do Illinois cattle 6t eNt at Ne Weeh.wEen
ear cyt and hs brought loc with II Illinois steers
Oh cwt sold at l4c. .o,,--,,- a. -
g III ears each and Forty gbthst and each
and Hudson More expected FoTtyoshth-
up. Inc are Albany boat Some holding from
head The markets dali that several
kilograms have been sent stop lots on the way
here todAy stock poor sales Bells pideos at
Ohio tn sheep at 2e and the other
y bead, cars Is n, 4ic car d. Ste and car 70 10 %
b Hudson CITY Bliss Dmnien sold car sae sesep AZ
s375 each Al Hume Elliott ,od l9 Canada ewes
eosr,. lis 10 at 6i With 10 bucks Of l ~ at Sc hcGraw Reid
l3 sheep 90 at ftc lo Of 10 ID Ntc "0i &C.
and 1903 lambs. SO N, n8.c .,,., - ~.
Al Poes A6ury Leroh by Van Vert 50 State sheep, " ID
.t5s a6 Of T7dsO n at Sic, aud "a Of l0l n al 6ie.
Yarge charged sheep landed at FoTethst whether SOLD
tbs not K H. Its Intention TO unload all
stock at those yards =. - -, %. T. .,,.,,
Hog. are supply IL each bng received al foreth
all for saughrers Dressed have 70
I3I few rough selling at lJIe The markets. very hf ohV o0'
cam n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
VHunpRAN MAuERIn


PAN. Oct. The Bourss opened FIRM Rentes III i0c
.yK oct opened fat, both on The spot and anohi
Tres Orinaire spot 9 francs evt Low Mdipg ahoa
Iospos Oct Ill m-Consos at 9 for money and rs
for ho account securities hn United states
Twenty bonds 1867 9 1862 e sat. 1867 S1i IsnF0rns" 't
Stocks steady; Bhe 2ii Illinois ets ,. -, ... .u.,.
LIvKnPooL, Oct Ill m-Coon1Ihe TShs, opens que.i
Mdins Uplauds lid Mddng Orleans i The sales Of 'hs Jay
AT baes the sales Of the week have been oV
b on which for export and 600 on speculation
tbs ,ock In mort estimated 900 bales OF which 80 900 are Anef
can Tn, receipts week have been 81 900 bales Of which @ o
IoNpos Oct IL mConso 90 for both money and the account
securities steady United states Five twenty bonus
si for the ETe Railway shares i An'e ana o
LIvERroo III mCOtOn-Ths stock at sea bound 20 tn'
mort estimated bales Of which 5000 American b
sud-he MARKETS quiet The receipts wheat a. ihs pof. t INC
mas, hay. IS quarters OF which 70 wv are AMERICAN
Proyions-Cheess 66 per eSt for the beat grades Of American
tne. 49,. oo,-.
IIyKKyooL Oct mCOtton1he market dull aud prices
have declined ~ D. Bidding Uplands ld hddng orleans
d Trade RepoThe market for Yarns and Ea6rs al
10 heavy. ...
PRiSKpoRr 1850 mUnei States PvsTwenJ bonds ARC
hTm at 81k ass for the issue Of 1861
Pans Oct i--3:3O D. m-The Bourse Is firm. Renes w ze
LOsDoS oct IA mCOno SJ Tor money! ana sl 10. Wy
United fyerwenuss 1865 old SIii 1901 ~ leu
Forbes. 10.
LoSDo Oct l-i2O cODsOs qI0ssl a! % f' a0ns and W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
THE MARKETS.
,csrefully reported for TEE TRrsuSE.l

Oct ], I5bI
ASHRs-he quiet and uneharged sales OF 10 bb at
81 37l0S7 62t for Pots
BBkSwAX-Tbe been only moderate prices are IN
sales Sc b d4Jc for Yellow western GHa
BRISES demand has been moderator We quote
from )c. a So 20 for American Gtay AMI White.
BOSB-We sale Of I've tuns Ko Grands shin at . ~
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Du and declining Receipts Tor
week. much damaged from being packed before beng
sufficiently dried Sale, Of TINS az Sl30$7 40 ~ aualy BROWNS
are saeable a S4QS per dozen.
COTTON-Ihero has been amount OF life IN ibis market oan
ard exporters operating freely show more uni
fomy tbs thogh without actual saysnce
and 9 ~ sryel Of which o95 were
epOrtes intending IS in transit m by consumers 1ua o
on alton delivery 30 bales to October 10 Ibtc zV
40 10 october H. 26l October 200 DO October, 23te
October 100 DO private terms and 80 DO each oeth
October November December 2c all basis OF Low Msdhns
". al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

resume business This feeling Of confidence and sym
patty has been universal and hope TO announce at an
early day that their affairs have been satisfactorily
arranged The financial community cannot afford TO ioSe
house bearing such long and honorable recerd In 'o
financial affairs Of the country Ihey were iorceu W
s,,"on,h u, a measure that would have compelled any
institution beyeyer strong and well managed. to yield
The following is the movement In dry goods Tor the
weak Entered for consumption, ssT5,S4o: Withdrawals
s6lo go warehoused, ss05,I95.
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$50

.,,.s..
PBTROLRUM-The market TO be settled and notice
bbls Crude bulk at l6
d7o and 3eOO bb Refined spot and short delivery aS1ic
and 600 bbs, buyer las: half October, at 81 03ltc
RCB-Mket y active and with reduced supply tm sales OF
50 Carolina 8d9c le0 bills do 8G9t and small lot OF New
e3e Raugeon worth u ale
SFRDSs Grass seeds l2id3c Tor Glover and 81 500
90 Timothy. selling 81 +OG % 0 the bus
Lnseed has dull to-day and prices are With
out special change; quote at So III. gold. -
TO-DAY and In prices We quote folowt
Iiy
Fine wortbingouG. soa2 GO Pine Aston1.,. 397 90 40
Fine Marshls... 50d2 60 Syracuse Cd lV SACKS WI oO
Fine IHggins's..... OG9- do do. Burlsps 6odl 70
Fine Deakius 50d2 CO Turks Island $50 30
demand and sales Of zoo boxes
at l363ic. - 1000. 49,,
SUMAc-sicy selling s6o8Sl2o for the low and sl3Od6la
high gsdes Virginia is selling at s75d 500 ,,,z,,.
TALLOW-The dull and heavy 10 900 10 at III Dlz
ToBACCO-The Kentucky Leaf 10 moderate and
$50 hhds O G2 Seed Leaf dull aud
unchanged.
WHisKY-Ths market better and fairy active; sales Of 800 bb'
att 2OQxl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
v,r,oN.1 crock EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. Oct. 1-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Oct 1-P. VI.
Gold opened at $50, sold at 1905, closing
ct 49, al3os
The business Of Friday has been settled up major
tty of instances Messrs. Smith. Gould g. Martin have
arranged large number Of accounts and 1t Ia under
otood that arrangements have been made that viii finish
up the entire business The removal Of this
deadlock from business Of the street has had reas
curing upon all the transactions at tue Stock EX
change, and 2 more hopeful feeling prevails.
Government bonds were strong and active under o
heavy investment demand. State bonds were higher.
Tennessee six per cents sold at 6oi New bonds 6S Viz
gina six per cents, 5l North Carolina six per cents
kO04C3; new bonds, 430I4 Special Tax bonds, AGA
d. The October coupon upon this issue will be paid upon
presentation the banking house Of Henry Clews q
Company Missouri six per cents sold at 853 Louisiana
1eyee per cents, e. Railway bonds were firm under
4 moderate Investment demand. Columbus, Chicago and
indiana Central Arsts sold at 577i coupon Mscel
aaneous shares we're DULL Delaware and Hudson sold at
All Western Union Telegraph 35i G3C7 Pacific Mail
was comparatively steady at 623as4 Express shares
were stronger Adams sold at 52d52si Wells, Fargo 81
Co, 17Ea1S; United States, so.
Railway shares opened strong and active, advano.
tng l07 per cent from the closing quotations Of
Yesterday The transactions well distributed and
there was feeling of confidence in values in all depart
xncnts Of the stock Exchange The market continued
etrong until p O'clock when there were rumors eircu
lated in reference to the affairs OF the Michigan Southern
Road that caused sharp break in the stock that had
depressing effect upon the prices OF the entire st These
rumors were 70 the effect that the failure Of Lockwood
Co involved funds variously stated from 100000 to
B2.eO0OoO belonging TO that corporation. In re-
Sly To this rImor authorized TO
gay that the reports that the late senior member (who
va Treasure Of the Company has used securities be-
longing to the Company for tie benefit Of the firm ore
entirely false; contrary he claims that his house
are now advancing money the road unsettled trans
actions and that 1t win found full settlement Of
affairs that the amount due the road from the firm of
qock wood Company will be reduced to very small
amount at close Of business the market rallied from
She prices of the day. closing steady at quotations
Tie following the closing quotations OF Govern
bonds:
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Irr Canal, VfsVIs, aud R1iIrOduA -
ocr 72o6 bis Flour 32l bales Cotton 40l hush Whes,
90 bush Corn 24 bush Oats 800 bush tsI'eed 10 bush
Hsn ISg gs Basye bb Refined Petroleum " bbs
Rosn co bhs Pork 29 pigs Cut Meats W pkg Lard PKG Ashes
pigs 2O1 pkg Cheese JtO Rg. bat 80 pas. i
low 58 pes Dried Fruit $50 pigs OIL Cake ~ bills Copper Dol
bbs Egg Whisky ~ bales Wool 2ib bales Hops 100 SIDE,
Leather 8 ds Tobacco od boIrs' ana cases ooA'o Wv o'
Starch, pigs BeeswaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Money has been decidedly easier. Loans early In the
day ranged from per cent in currency to per cent in
gold but at the close Of business the supply ample
at currency interest
Sterling Exchange is duh and unsettled at quotations.
London, 60 days, l0ioios London, sight, 1851 9lOsi
London (prime commercially, co days. lO6l0lO7A PARIS,
long, 522i052o; Paris, short 6.2O0517s; Antwerp
gzla522i; Swiss, 623i0622i Hamburg 35la35E; Am
sterdam, 4Oa4oB Frankfort, 4OiQ4O3 Bremen, 7s07s.
Berlin. 7oS0YOa
The transactions Of the subTreasury today were as
foIloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
bv Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver, Colorado anu
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 4S7 miles, and earning more tlGn enough I" pay me
interest on This neU loan. This loan runs ~ years.
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE In
GOLD. There is better investment IN 1he market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars address DAB
NEY. MORGAN s. Co, No So Exchange-place, and NJ
X. JEsUp g. Co., No. 10 Pine-st'' N. T.
Uo,vrs g. Macy, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated banl,l No. so Wall-st, New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
p,pocSs DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
THAR and having it at all times subject to check
ON demand can do so by depositing with this bank.
ch allows Interest on the entire daily balances at
The rate of per cent per annum
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE OF SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
EIGHT PER CENT CURRENCY BONDS
Or THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA Il. X. Co.,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Endorsed by the State of Georgia.
Entire issue only $4,000.
For sale at 92I and interest, by
SoUTTER g. Co., So William-st.
HENRY CLEws 81 Co., 50 Wall-st.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIBsT MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
Va 10
Bonds as first-class investment At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Onlya
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had ON
HENRY CIEws g. Co., No SO Wal-st..
Financial Agents of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
FAMILY MARKETS,

/ 1869.
the department Of Washington Market reveals
abundance Of thin lamb aud mutton with sse OF prime meat no
much the chehpest purchase
whole sheep the walk when family can use one r carcass
be Venon Is found two stands Sad
dies are selling Ec 10 Wild ducks egn arrive Bee Goa
large supply but pork not pehiy aud is advanced IN price,
have nearly disappeared that nothing
all decent be had at less than 81 per basket ti1e
basket Of raehpes SOLD AZ 20 inn
fair supply bat are sdTan1g now 'hs Peseoes
Bartlett at Slbdb29 " DOL are
,rsre ou1tab other than 5dlOc each JnG+Oc quart
pecaet Of good secke vergeu swans Orange pears costs
and Cobeors from Oc y 10
sold street 2 for the hBe samples In Fulton Market
bor 6O75 LIGHTHOUSE sell all the way
8 rs h. Cbesings added to The drd nIi n
IooA
Inc pree dark and wet sells c
~ Fresh and variable price While most fnar
sell them zoe just night to close out omeNhai stale o,
sale OF showed slight dene AZ wnoe
sale altered much Pair white ash seng
50 pretty good article OF Hour sens
per bb Butter cheese and unchanged We qlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

In reference 10 the suspension Of Lockwood Co., no
new facts were developed today. The extended opera
lions OF the firm render It impossible immedi-
ate statement of Its affairs. The house has been over
whelmed with offers Of assistance by friends from all
sections The largo creditors from the West have offered
70 give any Indulgence DESIRED and prefer any amount
~ ssgita accessory " place the house IN condition "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

for the seeouut DATED States Five Twenty Beas m s 1867 s3
For,ie Bnes 2 Illinois Csntrsh ei Atlantic sna aress
Western, IN. steeks arm ,,,.,
Lv,xrooI. Oct L-so m.Co.'oonThs market s.t maans
5000 S which 90 taken for export and speculation Lin
seed Oil f3 y tun. ,,-,<.,,, -,
Ion spirits TurpeRine 2s per ewt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
Tho following were the bid
And the following for Railroad bonds

EswYork Ceptts &c.. o. DEL Lack Wp LIST 90
EesNOrk Contra g. S7... 80 Del Lack West "a Mort. 90
Ee u, "a Mort ufd, l6e s41 o Wabash I'd Mor.. B2t
Erie 80 nd $780,. 81 Calena CLeagO
Bre IT, lh dOT uj l5el. b31 CD Rock Island h 81
&s h Mort luJd $780, II AOrr Esx lst 90
HBd Is lst MICE 1890. 50 Oleve Io y 81
Mich 9JkeW-JerSey Cent. gs4
Mich n. 70 pc 98i Chicago Alton, Ia Mort g0i
gl-rsnrd ty No 50 ChicagO Alton lneOue,
Jlno Cent pcre l870l7 Obo Miss la Moft.,.... 81
Alton T. ~ lt Mtg...... 81 Nil ST. Pau lst NJ SN.. IS
tAop T. II q MTG pref 90 Nh 81 Paul 1 M...... Gl
Chicago n w lst SO Nil ~ Paul NJ do,
EOnsd 87k Col Chicago lad let MORT.
Han 81 LauI Grants CoL Chicago Ind I'd Mort. 81
Ban and ST. bose Convert 100 Central Psc6e SIT
1zck hopdG. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Veal BID qrlpme73d3
Com 20 med. liza ~
Pore a. priunelldl5
Con-. - med. l0al2
Cuileia....... 25dO
Heads. each. ..35a50
sheep hsslets.... 5d o
Beef hearts.....l5dO
Calves feet. set. JDdD
H6slets. eAch..J0d9
Sweet bread.
doL.......2 e0d3 %
&c.
Smoked. .......70d25
Tngss, cal GOAL Is
Tnpe.....,... 10
Pigs Feet, dot. .9dJJ
Pigs tongues 10. "
Sheep Tongues. SdD
Reed BIRDS. dI ! 259i 50
Snipe. Doaiich 4
Vel Leg. 81 75d2 %
English. 20 50n1 90
Wild PigeOn.l 30dl Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Soap. box. ib....edm
Prle.l Bl'tsl2i a
Iarre bars, ea.2Vd3
SmAll bars .lOd lB
syrup, GALL Odi Is
Molasses......OVdI w
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farnnurs.

FURNITURE .sso1rpRsr IN THIS CRY.
Our owu Manufacture Warranted
WARREN WARD 4 Co, ,cA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
yFCETAnIFs.
Potatoes. RIok.2o1 Is
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Coal tun.. as sOd9 50 HOn.V. ssb'u, tb.-aoo MN.
E.,ossn. cal. tDdisl Beans,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Plums,.........2yd23l
Oranges. dor Goa 81
Lemons y dor. sea - |
Peaches bskL 2o0d1 -
BIirA.. 3oOdi 80
Pears, baskt lO0dl 70
LeBoBne. 2 sal 80
y Beauiy..2 5od1 90
Reckel.....2 OJd , %
Plams......2 0gdJ ooI
Nd SUTs-DRY AND
Rsisins. hne. 20dS l
CON to FAir...l9dlsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Arples.........13dl Is
Crab......l odl 80
Quinoes...,..l3d2 90
Grapes Com. n -dlo
Pine C'ho'rd. .l3a ~
pelawAre.... 1880
Apples, com ..,.
bbl......2 O0dl %
Plue......3 Sodt 90
Quiuees,l0o 00d! 80
Apple.....3 o1Qi 70
CANNED.
Zanie Currsut... .liole
.CocOaEais. each. I0al3
.Ikestuuts at...r q %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
THE NEGR0 IN GEORGIA..

AELANrA, June 22.--The Supreme Court of
Georgia, to-day, decided that the code Of
Georgia, adopted by the new constitution, for
ever prohibits the marriage relation between
white persons aud persons OF African descent,
and declares such marriages to be null and
void, The opinion says that this section of
the code is not repealed by, nor is it inconsis-
tent with that part Of the constitution which
declares that the social status OF the citizens
shall never be the subject Of legislation. That
cIsuse Of the constitution absolutely denies to
the Legislature the power to pass laws in fu-
ture regulating the social status or compelling
the two races to unite in social intercourse. As
the laws then In existence allowed churches,
for instance, to determine for themselves who
should occupy their seats and where they
should sit, and permitted railroads and steam
boat companies and hotel keepers to classify
ami assign places to those using their accom-
modations according to social values and
grade as they might think proper, tho consti-
tuhon puts it besord the power OF. the Legis-
lature even to enact any law compelling them
to m AXE difficult ciassi ications or to group to-
gether in social intercourse those who do not
recognize each other as social equals. AS the
social relations Of citizens are not tho proper
subjects Of legislation, the constitution hos
wisely put the matter at rest by denying to the
Legislature the power to repeal or enact laws
on that subject.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
TIE PEACE JuB1LEE-CLos1Na SCENES.

-
telegram from Boston, datod juno 10, says:
The closing performance of the National
Peace Jubilee was given to-day by from 1000 to
5000 school children. attracting large aid de-
lighted audience Ole Bull performed q solo.
Parepa Rosa ard Adelaide Philips sarg duet.
and other pieces were given, all Of which vere
encored. The closing piece, Tho One Hun
dreth Psalm," was sung by the childleD, the
audience joining. Several children, overcome
by the heat and excitement, tainted during the
concert, but they received immediate attention
andsnstained NO serious injury.
1he members Of the orchestra presented Mr.
Gilmore with gold watch aud chain.
Another dispatch says:
The dust in the neighborhood of the Coliso-
UNI Is six inches. deep. and about 81 O'Clock q
sudden gust Of wind caused the va st throng Of
persons there asse obled to look as il they had
just come out Of -four mill. The exc,amatIons
OF the richly dressed ladies may better be i'm
agined than described. Some of them were
to be found neither in Lord Cheet erf llnda
nor In the Blbiei
All sorts Of four wheeled vehicles are press.
ed into service rs temporary stage coaches.
Common wagons with settees placed ln them.
Old express wagons with canvas rops and even
butcher carts, go abolt with painted signs on
their SIDES. Ono Of these last was suddenly
stopped by the police this afternoon as one OF
the hind wheels was about to break 1t had
no sooner been brought to a stand still than
or ash went the Wheel and shrek assembled
In chorus from the ladies' inside-not O. chorus
OF jubilee, this time, however. Fortunately,
no one was injured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
THE WAR IN CUBA.

TEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE voLUN .
TEERs--THB NEW CAprAIN-GENEnAL DE RoDAs
NEW YORK, June GA letter dated Havana,
June IL, in tho World to-day. states that Con-
eral Jordan's filibuster O. poditlon has 80 far
been 40 highly successful after landing as it's
most sanguine promoters could reasonably
have expected.
Anumber ofSpanish war vessels are cruising
In the Bay of Nipe. It is stated the Havana
volunteers were alarmed at the announcement
that the new Capts In General De Rodas would
bring with him 1000 to 4000 troops, and the
consul,ing committee OF the Spanish Junta
prevailed upon Acting Captain-General Espi-
mar to telegraph 10 Madrid that more troops
were not needed in tbs land, as they feared De
Redas would use the troops against the voluu-
teers. G.1
Reply having been received that NO more
troops wou!a ho sent. the volunteers kecame
quiet AGAIN, aud expect TO be- able to force De
Radas into the adoption Of their programme or
drive h,m from power before reinforcsnonts
can reach hlHo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
THE LILLIPUEIANS.
A Notable Marriage Ina Connecticut
Commodore Wuts and Hlammae Warren.

A Notable Marriage Ina Comneetlcut-
Commodore Wuts and Hlammae Warren.
The New Haven Palladium. OF Friday, SAYS {:
General Tom Thumb (Mr. Charles H. STRAIT
tom and wite arrived in town by the 2:3O
O'Clock. A. III: train Of the Shore Line Road
yesterday. They took carriage and pro
ceeded 10 the residence OF the Generals moth
er, i'll West haven, where they are to remain
several days On visit. Yesterday afternoon
the little couple came up to The city and made
several purchases, and about six O'Clock re-
turned to West Haven 10 the horse cars. Quite
crawd assembled ut the corner of Church nd
and Chapel-streets, and looked with CURIOSITY
at the wee man and bis wee wife. Commodore
Mutt and MISS Minnie Warren are also at Mis-.
Stratton's, and we are happy to state that Miss
ldlnnie has brcome Mrs. Commodore Mutt
The Journal Of the same date gives the fol-
lowing particulars
On Wednesday Mr.. Lewis Dpger and Miss
Ella t. Anthony were united as man aud wife
IN the Eplscopal Church IN Birmingham, the
Rev. DR.. fuller offioiating Tho far bride was
attlred IN tasty gray colored dress, with bat,
gloves and bootees to match. Among those
present atthe church. in full dress, wero Gene
raj l homas Thumb and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Koyal Bassett, MIR. and Mrs. o. b. Gray.
OF New York, Misses Bassett and Smith, OF this
city. There werc others from this CITY pre-
sent, but their names have slipped from our
memory after tho impressive services at
the church the party returned to the residence
OF Mr.. r. ~. Bassett, where very elegant
spread of refreshments were served by Mrs.
Dassett. The affair was O. most happy one,
and we congratulate NIL parties on it's complete
success IN every particular.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

A1- WORDS OF WEIGHT FOR WIVES
AND MOTHERS.-The superiority of HOSTEL
TfR'S STOMACH fIrTERS over all other touics
and correctives as remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness, Nervous Affections. and all complaints of the
Vlsceral Organs nnd as preventive of malarious
disorders Is verbia but perhaps is not SO gen
orally known that the ingredients of this famous in.
v1gorant and Alternative exercise a powerful and
most beneficial influence in that mum erous and dis
tressing class OF ailments, of which so many thous.
ands OF delicate women are the patient, uncomplain-
ing victims. The special troubles Of the SEX com.
mencipg with the dawn Of won lnhood, and extend
ing over period of from thirty to thirty FIVE years
are as readily and certainly relieved by tie opera
ration Of this admirable vegetable preparation, as
any OF the complaints common to both sexes for
which 1t is recommen led as specific. The atteu-
t1on OF mothers Is invited to its balsAmic effect in
those peculiar cases Of functional 1rregularity and
Irritation, which, when neglected malreated, des
troy the heaith and shorten the lives of so many
invAlids. There is need for the powerful and IAN
gerous drugs too often resorted to in such cases.
The mild tonic and restorative action Of the BIT
TIERS is all the assistance that nature requires in is
struggle to overcome the difficulty, and q vast
amount of suffering would be spared to the sex, II
they placed implicit faith in this wholesome vegeta-
bic invigorant, corrective and nervipe and discard
ed the pernicious nostrums advertised by ignorant
and mercenary charlatans
June 10 S. D&C