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DIED..

I lMcGINTX-At his residence, corner Of
Lauderdne and New Madison streets, Mr.
THOMAS McGISrY, in the S7th year OF his age.
His friends and acqualntances are respect
fully requested 10 attend his funeral, from
his late residence, this THURSDAY Evening.
of , ,r,Io.a-
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MARRIED.

N-STANFIELD.-At the Oyertoh
Hotel, Memphis, TenAessee, November 10,
1853. by the Rev DR. Collins, Colonel w z
ROBSON, Of Friar's Point, MssissIppI, 20 Mss
lsoRA j: -STANFIELD, or Coahona county,
Mississippi.
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Administrators Sale Of Valuable Big
Creek Lands.
NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS

Plans on hIs at our once. nor
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Speaking Of amateurs, an English
writer says ''that, while they are al |
wearis0me, the ladies are the more
endurable, for they are more up to
their work.
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FOR SALE.
.AHALF SECTION OF LAID.

"lTH one-half In good state OF enItivs-
w lion, being in corn and cotton This year,
provements, with Gin. Press. Orchard. etc.-
lying nye miles east NJ. and +. Railroad and
Two miles OF Looxaboma, DeSoto county,
oeGw THOs. j. DOWNS.
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be observed as a day OF tllanksgivine, PRAYER
and praise 10 Almighty God, the giver az
every good and perfect gift l do further
recommend that All the people of the State
do assemble on that day in their accustomed
places OF public worship and uniteily render
homage and praise to the Creator and Pre-
server OF all things, and deToutly implore
us continuance OF the manifold blessings
state and nation. .
Given at the Executive Ofilae in the city 81
Nashville, this 5th day or Noveulf,er.
In the year of our Lord one thousand
tsEAL.leig hundred and slxty-n ihe Rnd OF
z the Independence of the United
{ Z = States the ninety-fourth.
ID. W.C.SENTER. :
By the Governor: - 49,
A J, FLErcHsR, Secretary Of state. nos
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CHICKASAW JOCKEY CLUB
FALL MEETING, 1869.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10th.
FoURTE DAY.
EHTpiFS

Hurdle Race for all ages two miles. over
eight hurdles, three feet six inches high
wrtter weights; 500 to the winner and
500 TO the second horse, provided three OF
more start.
l. c. CsdInus enters s. P. McI.enlnnis h 2
B0ik ~ The Water, y.o, by Loyalty, dam
Great Western. CoiorS, wlite-and- red
2. i. Calvert enters q. T. Isyefson's 's bg Ian
Ger, y.o-. by Lexington, dam by Albion.
Col0rs, fancy
,. Il. Underwood enters VIM Jennings b. m.
run CS3J, y.o., by Vandal, dam by Lex
mgton. Colors, blue-aud-scarlet.
4. X. Talbot enters w. II. Cooks b.g. Bill .yen.
ntngs, late C2tfee7', y.o., by Austerllfz dam
SAME DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, Ss0o, for all ages, three
mites aud repeat.
l. q. v Rambaut enters Gen. A Buford's br
CrossaaRd, y.o., by Lexington, dams pedi-
gree lost during the war. white-and
red.
3 r. Talbot enters Paul & aelEson's be. Char
ley Bdiker, I y.o.hy Einbree's Lexington
dafII by Berthuue. SOfferiuO-and-buf
3. X Underwood enters w. Jennings's b
Bonita, y.o., by Lexington, dam by A ibIon
COl0rs, scarlet-and-blue.
4. G. Stone enters Richards & KiIgour's b +
Carrie Athsrtoa, y.o., by Lexington. dam
Giyeera, by Sovereign. Uolors, siiyer-grey-
white-sJripe.
s. 5. B. Robins enters W. Brady's ch.b. Abu
Boxer, aged, by Mahomet, dam Rescue
ColOrs, biue-and-red.
oRarC nratu 40 40, 80,
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IT. a. O. ID.

H. - ~ H.
TNHE officers and members OF Memphis
i Grove. No. 2, L. A. q. D., are hereby Hoti-
hed to attend a General Meeting, THIS
Thursday EVENING, at ~ O'Clock. Every
nieInber is particularly requested 10 be pres
ent. rs business or importance viii he trans
acted. BY order of the n. A,
nou L. IYONS SecratarY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL. communication of Leila e
"a Scott Lodge No. -, viii be held on Wy
THURSDAY Evening, November llth, ,/N\
at Z o clock, for work In the NJ. NJ. degree.
All NJ. Ms are fraternaliY invited.
ByOrder Of Il. W. MITCHELL, W. NJ.
=. STURaI, Secretary. noll
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ROSS, ROBERTS & CO.,
GENL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No 9i FRONT STREET. NEW YORK,
pav speeiaI attention 10 the purchase OF Coz
rec. sugar, syrups. Baggings Rope. Iron, Tie
gIackmar, Roberts, Chandler & Ca,
sos NORTH CoaHERcIkL srREET,
saf T.rTRR 81. LoCIs, Ne.
GEN'L COMMISSION HERCHA NI.S,
Make ths purchase Of Baggine, Rope. Bacon.
Flour. Corn and other Western Products
speciality. giving close attention 10 ireigtts,
soatrasis and eoaditiea 81 gsods. oee
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No. Is MADISON STREET.

T HIVE removed my Restaurant to No. Is
1 Madison, where, TOMORROW, will be
ready 90 receive my customers and all who
may favor me with a cali, with good Oyster
LUNCH lnOlla - j. I.SCHMOR..
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EXCURSIONS.

T ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.-oNLY s1 So
II and Ike reduction to AL points West North and Last.
The fast floating palaces VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT
leave alternately every evening saturday excepted at
O'Clock, from pier II Sorlriver, foot o. sprns street.
Freight taken to al points at reduced rates.
Returning, leaves Troy at and Albany at p M. Fare
Sundays, -.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELLs.
n ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART,
III East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDA
EkIDAY. APRIL. g AT IL Q,i,I. .QCK

~ East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue.
FRIDAY, APRIL 9, AZ il O'CLOCK.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
horse line, win find their advantage to cali on us.
Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
straightforward principles which govern honora BILE
people in other branches of trade.
the purchaser Of every horse that is warranted
'oSnd VIA pa To 4SSr' rcR Gr @ rs At NO 30
STREET opposite the Post oce where register kept Of
horses carriages &C., private and public sales Liberal
1s."''' W caTAIoatE "a eat"5 81 foDXY's 70 JAYS SALE
Elegant team bay Horses with long names and tails le
free from ros in three minutes they superior
road team free and stylish drvers warranted sound,
kind and true together with top Wagon, in fine order set
double Harness, Blankets, &c.
elegant light Barouche built by Brewster Baldwin, both
thoroughly trained to saddle free from vice. Stylish kind
and true.
ter full spring road Wagon. built BY Brewster, of Broome
street, and one no top Pony Phaeon
Vice soe and Worfe nd ana
with top Butchers Wagon and set Of Harness.
Brown Horse iSH hands years kind In all harness. free
traveller; warranted sound and kind.
unae ana op =; sooa
traveller kind and true:
IN a.
and true together with no top hreequarter seat Road
set city made Harness, Blankets, &c:
Bay Horse lS9 hands, years. kind in all harness. free
bay Horse, 1917 hands, years all harness. free
from vice fine travellers warranted sound kind and true
perry of gentleman going 10 Europe l5N hands, years,
kind In all harness. free from vice. trots In 81 minutes
Dark gray Horse family use 15s hands,
years kind al harness. free from vice. rots In minutes,
Several other Horses, top and Top Wagons &c. Full
description time Of sale
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FINANCIAL.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
IA Chatham square and New Bowery.
Deposits made now draw interest from April l.
Six cent interest, free from tax allowed on All sums
from 81 TO $1,000 HARRISON HALL, President
C. d. BAILEY, Treasurer.
JOSEPH r. COOPER Secretary.
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EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
l. MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,

DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
comprising the FIRST class steamships
GENERAL GRANT................Cap Captain ii. 5. Quick
CRESCENT CITY. Captain 4. w. Holmes
snihMA Capiain W. T. Henry
UNITED STATES..... Captain q. L. Norton
The steamship
CRESCENT CITY,
Captain L. w. Holmes,
will be despatched Saturday, April TO- Mt o'clock P
H., from pier u North river.
Freight received through rates for ST. Louis Mobile
Galveston.
The NITED STATES will succeed. Saturday, April II.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations,
apply to
FREDERIC BAKER,
Broa
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A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
"A RECEIVED AT THE
HERALDS DELIVERED TO CARRIERS
AT O'CLOCK A. M,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
ATA MEETING OF THE EMPLYEs OF GEORGE r..
Nesbi Co., held Wednesday evening, April y the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted
IN hep puhl shed.

Whereas having this day heard with profound regret Of
the and honored FRIEND associate
employer George Nesbitt, Sr the founder and late
senior OF the 6rx George r. Eesbtt Co.. who
In the midst Of life OF efnlness and In hrs prime has
be- receive that reward vouchsaed TO all
OF Divine Providence Is but moro Of the many
irgs given Of the uncertainty OF worldly existence
Resoyed, That In this sad bereavement, submits
pvey with resignation to the will Of the Divine Ruler
With full reliance In His infinite wisdom.
forted with the reflection that the departed well
pared TO himself at the Throne Of Mercy and render
an account of his Stewardship on earth.
Resolved That In his death mourn the loss OF true
Chrstian kind friend upright and honored czen
hnectionae and devoted husband, fond and ndulgeu
faiher-in fact, all that constitutes true and noble man
one Who his kindness Of heart and the sricte proby
and especially the employees OF whom have been
Associated with him from early boyhood
Resolved That extend heartfelt sympathy and con-
dolence the bereaved family trusting that ale that tenn
pereth wind to the shorn lamb may In His infinite
mercy tighten their burden that they truly say hy
lhe many virtues of the departed find balm to soohe the
pognancy of their grief.
Resoycd That In demise Of Mr.. Nesbit the printers OF
New York have to mourn the loss OF true and
friend, who all times and all occasions re-
membered his early fellow craftsmen with the hveies reel
lngs OF regard. 80 49,,
b S do attend the funeral obsequics In body with the
That copy OF the foregoing preamble and reso
utions enrossed presented 10 the family also to the
ARCHIBALD MILLER, Chairman.
j. MEYERMor, Secretary.
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-STRAYED FROM HIS HOME-PATRICK FITZ-
IA. simmons boy l2 years OF age had dark coat
brown hat and has fair har and pale
face Amy information regarding him win be thankfully re-
ceved by his father Philip Fzsimons 24 West THIRTEEN
street, New York.
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AT JOHNSTON a VAN rAssELLs-rHIs DAY, AT

"A u O'clock at mart liz East Thirteenth street,
Fourth avenue. Our sale to-day will include:--
One first class Carriage Team.
One elegant Road Team.
One tine saddle Horse.
Several good Family Horses
Two good Road Horses, &c.
One elegant Depot Wagon.
Two elegant city Park Phaetons-one and second
hand
Several hand top and top Road Wagons
One Brewster Barouche light single and double Har
ness, DC.
Weather never iIterferes with onr sales.
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M a. DOUGLAS, HAVING RECENTLY RETURNED
M. from Europe has open splendid assortment OF
Paris and other French oods comprising novelties IN Cos
Mantss, Ac Also, open rich stock OF Under
garments Laces, u East Seventeenth street, between
BROADWAY and Fifth avenue
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JOR sALE-ONE HORSE l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old single truck and Harness. be seen at
Robinson House, Hunters Point, Long Island
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


~ ssa%shg Line steamers fortnishy to LoaSon @ diEss rect
sEInSyNA. faETInSy .Aprfla
CELLA MAY as
For passage to Hamburg Bremen, iavre Paris, Antwerp
snd koerdsn a. cheapest currency rates apply to Koshf
n For FSrhska frsiSas = q Broadway
ROWLAND AsPINwALL, 81 South street.
FoR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsrowN.-INMAN LINE
GE$ q ssaa55y ASI PIT, 4 \
saeceedns Saturday and aefnats Tassiay from
r''' " . RATES OF PASSAGE
PaaSe IN na so steamer sailing syy at
F'!; e Es6a9a::: Sssia s e fsSaoa
PASSAGE IS AGE THE TuEsDAY sfExMEk Via HALrAx
Payable In gold. Payable in currency.
S. John f. BY branch aia s. JOINS, N f. BY branch 10
Passenges also forwarded to Havre Hamburg bremen,
Ticket, Be bought here moderate rates by persons
For further information apply a. the cqmPanys Offices
Is Broadway, New York
COMPLAINS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED THAT SUB
scRIBERs ARE NOT SERVED REGULARLY WITH
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
REPORT ALL CASES OF NEGLECT -
TO THE PUBLISHERS
OFFICE 81 NASSAU STREET
y The Steamship THE QUEEN, Capt, Grogan, win leave
Saturday, April TO- at P. NJ, from pier q North river.
seerage $780, currency steerase tickets from Liverpool
r. W. j. HURST, Manager.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
EHN Hos2 sS H
CALLING AT BREsr.
nent viii m SAL from SieI No 80 North river as folows
LAFAYETTE, Roussau. Saturday May Is
ST. LAURENT. Lemarie. Saturday, May 90
Bess or q sasn sS secoSd eaSn s 70
Paris (ncuding railway ticket)-$l45 and $ss.
These steamers do not carry seeraee passengers.
American travellers going 70 or returning from the CONT
both transit by English Railways and the iscoInOrts or
crossing the Ghanne besides sayng time Tos6le and ex
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ATsTRALAsIAS s.S T1sisisy Abr
to New York al lowest rates 'e0' Wv
For freight or passage appy a. No Bowing Green For
Z. CCNARD.
CTEAM TO ANTwERP.-INMAN LINE
CITY OF DUBLIN, MAY ls,
An' nsa'rA RATES 'q5Suf1Gas oR fHssAGE ri season.
from sH ssirsncy from """e'ge GOLD
sseraSSe sa Se.;t 70 currency seerage 90 gold
JoHs Is saoIgsag,; 3; pAsE, Ass Assps YORK.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
r2E uHysy Wednesday Thursday and Saturday
pro in nv ar Of c,ns 1rssnS Ssa
land al curren rates OF exchange Apply al THoMpsoNs
Passage Office, 70 Broadway corner Of Rector street
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
L'oR sALE-THB CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
Henrietta o tons burden old measurement, winner of the
great yacht Cowes, England 1866 lin which
made the extraordinary Of $50 miles In "a hours and
several other The henrietta has been cruise
West Indies, but has returned 20 New York. While
on her voyage from Key West TO Charleston she made
run Of $50 miles during rough weather, showing that
she has lost none speed. The Henrietta has
dious saloon handsomely hied up with large sateroom on
sarsoard side three other aierooms and two state
forward for officers. The cabin furniture, kitchen
utensils &C., complete order and the vessel will be put
In readiness 10 20 TO Immediately. The Henrietta VIII
compare avorably for speed and seasoing qualities,
with yacht In this country England For particulars
address j. ANDERSON, Herald ofnec New York.
T,ELEGRAM CARTOON.
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
J. ing at Key West.
The Al steamer ARIADNE, Captain Eldrdge, win leave
pier 20 East river Saturday. April 10.
No charge tor forwarding in New York or Galveston.
Through bills OF adng Houston on al roads con-
signed TO the Houston Direct Navigation Company.
Apply to c. H. MALLORY Coz
l5S Maiden lane.
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II,
imonhly,
Carrying the United States Mail.
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Company, conpris-
Ing the following first class steamshps:-
LIBERTY, ,250 tons II. Z. Reed Commander
CUBA. I,10o IONS J. ~ Dukehart, Commander.
The steamship CUBA, having accommodations
passed for eegance and comfort will leave from Browns
wharf BALTIMORE Nd, on Monday, April l2. at O'Clock
i. NJ. LIBERTY Will follow. Passengers from New York
by this win nearly 200 miles
the privilege OF stopping Philadelphia Baltimore with
OUT additional charge.
For freigh. passage apply to
b. b. HASELL 4 CO., Agents
4O and AZ Broadway a..
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

TOR sALR-A FINE WORK HORSE, CELLAR CART
and Harness. all complete sold cheap FOR want oil use,
ut 80 and 80 Frankfort street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER 14.-PauQton
Hotel-G. Lee, City; G. B. Mills. South Caro-
lima; ]. A. Sanders, EIbort Co. Ga; r. L. Glea.
ton, j. w. Gleaton, ". q. Hennon and
daughter, l.. e. Wnaley, Orangeburg; R. E..
Clark, Lewsvile; J. F. Allen, Orangeburg; s..
B. Newsom, South Carolina; E. johnson. Will
hamsburg, South Carolina; q. Rothschiid, W.
NJ. French, Now York; A. II. kirkland, South
ern Express Company; ". L. Leo, Leesville;
NJ. Mario, L. E. Waterford, Lydia A. Bancum,
H. B. Braswell, Wadosboro'. N. c.; T. d.
Frierson, Sumter. s. c.; J. F. Brockinton,
r. D. Rollins, Williamsburg, s. g.; J. SOM
mond, P. B. Ethridgo, Ratledae, Ga. G. NJ.
Cord, A. S. Armstrong, ]. s. La,imer, Philade,-
phia; A. A. Darocrs, w. A. Jones, Newberry.
Charleston HoteL-W. c. Davi J, VIM. Gurney,
City; II. D. Sem, Columbia; j. A. Keller.
Orapgeburg; A NJ. Bowers. W. 81. Jones, New.
berry; @. E. Franklin, LauIens; E. W. Mar
shall, City; VIM. II. Burt. Now York; Q. Boil,
Camden; J.. q. Wells, New York; A. Austell,
Atlanta; E. 81. Cohen, Barnwell; s. Herr. Miss
Jacoby aud children. New York; e. Swafield
Columbia; Miss Shelton, Bridgeport, Con-; G.
p. key, wife, daughter aud servant, Selma; j.
b. Steele, w. q. Jackson and lady, City; ". II,
Townsend. Aiken; II. D. Burkett, City; J. r
Btantly. Merriwether County, Ga; j. r. Smith,
Palmetto, Ga; W. D. Warren, Pendeton.
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CRUMBs.-Last evening two bands Of juye-
niles, afflicted with tho base ball fevcr, and
rejoicing in the names of "The Unknown
and 'The Star" clubs. played q match at the
corner of Thomas and Warren streets. %he
''Stars" werc Yictors-score 15 to
The city hands killed. fivo snakes yesterday
on Bee-street-a mother and four young ones.
Hooker, who was committed to Jail by Magis-
trato Bunch upon charge Of forgery, was
brought before Justice Maokey yesterday after
noon, upon a writ OF habeas corpus, and dis
charged upon giving one hundred dollars secur-
ity to appear for trial.
Tho fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted TO $55.
There was a match game Of base ball play ed
yesterday afternoon. between tho Dexter and
Marion Clubs. score-Dexter 21; Marion 16.
Not wsrd was said about the "Poli % bill"
in Council last night.
Nothing new has been developed concerning
tho seven thousand dollar Corbin's suit against
the city, or resignation as City Attorney.
There was no truth Whatever in the report
circulated last night, that man had been
murdered up town.
The Palmetto Base Ball Club, Senior, was
organized last evening by the choice OF the
following officers: 8. r. Murphy. president;
P. .. Duffy, yice.presdent; Robert Finegan,
aecretary; j. P. Walsh, treasurer; A. P.
Doogan, steward; J. E. Corbett, captain first
nine; r. p. Drew, Captain second nine; J. P.
Ruche, Sylvester +. Dawson, G. L. T. Eccles-
ton, directors.
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PaBscn gers,

Per steamship James AdRer, for New York;
comeay Read, Miss " Sinons, Mrs Cralto.
way and child, and Leckner
Per steamship Champion, from New York-Mr
Conirella, d Avon, Mr. Brown. g Leonhardt, Miss @
Eason. @ Bell. Wells, Mrs Saucr, MernauRh,
Steele, 9 Monk, II French, p Evcrs and
wife. Mrs O'Bricn. Mrs Mccormick. Anna Living.
ston. Mrs Witchen and infant. Miss witchpn, John
Jeiser, E Cohen. Jr. " Swafield, Miss stilton,
Mrs Daner and child, Mrs N Ritter and child, Mrs
jacob, Miss Jacob, Master Jacob, a Apstell, q
Child AIRS Levy, Mrs Forreston, + Roberts, ]
Cohen, Marco, L Lewenthsl, " q Jackson and
wife, Mr Isaacs. aud Is IN sternge.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto Gc-Mrs
Z Townsend. Mrs W vardelI, three children and
servant, W Fitzgerald. r Townsend, DR. J Sosnow-
ski, Townsend, King, T Hart, Mrs Begley
and child. IoglIo and LaRoche.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LIVERPOOL, September ls-EveniDg. g.-cot.on fat {;
uplands 1sNd; Orleans 1sxslsXd; sales 1000 bales.
Breadstuns quiet common rosn IS Sd.
y LIVERPOOL, September 14-Afernoon. Cotton Is
dull; uplands 13,<d; ORLEANS ls,Sd. whelt quiet
Flour 2es Sd. Tallow Ats Sd. Corn e0s
Liter.-Co:ton nominal; uplands 13Hd; Orleans
1ad sales 5000 bales which 1900 was to specula-
tors and exporters. Yarns snd fabrcs ut Manchester
fat and nominal.
HAyaK, September 1l.-Cotton opened declining
at II Soc. and closed heavy.
PANS, September 14.-Bourse excited and fat
Rentes 7lf "a -
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW Yonr. September IA Noon-stocis steady
and firm. Money Z. Sterling. long, sK short, sJf.
Gold sex. Cotton lower at SAX cents. Turpeniine
>frm at Is>f cents. Ro,in quiet.
Eveninz.-ootton heavy and fully one cent lowe:;
sales 1900 bale'. closing at 50 cents, Flour Gallo
cents lower Wheat unchanged since noon, with
little export demand; winter red Western 81 62a1 &c.
Corn active at decline Of la2 cents. Pork heavy at
$50 bc. Lard unchanged. whiskey scarce at 81 so.
Groceries rm. Naval stores quiet. Freights active;
on cotton by steam, &c. Money heavy at Cat per
cent. Sterling We X at 81. Gold, sfer reaching
3614 closed at 86. Stosks unsettled. Governments
closed armed; 1909 22x. sontherns very dull.
BALTIMORE, September ii Cotton dull at 33as3k
Cehts. ciour quet and 6haoy. Wheat hrmer. Pork
dull at sS4. Bacon active and frm; shoulders 1eX
cents. whi,key 81 2s,l 20. and scarce.
CINCINNATI, September 1L-Proy sions unchan. ed
| no demand. whiskey bas advanced to si 20.
| ST.. LosIs, september 14.-Port ss3 so. Bacon &C.
tive; shoulders 1ba16H cents; clear sides lsz<a19
cents. whiskey 81 10.
'Lou1svuLE, September 10. = Provisions quiet.
Pork ssaa3s 80; shoulders 10 csn,s; clear sides 1917
cents. Whishey 81 1911 90 apS
WILMINGTON. September 14.-spiri,s turpen,ine
advanced to ssH cents RosIn quiet; crude ND.
changed. Tar steady G q so. Middlins cotton 20
cents. i- e,ts 44
AuousrA. september,1l Cotton declining; sales
A7s bales; receipts ESQ bsles, iddiinss nomnsly Il
| % oenta ~ tS tH;{Sl Z.
| SAVANNAH, September II -coHsn- Receipts 2i7s
balesj e1portsl7l7 bsles. Owing TO- the scarcity o,
cufreaoy and the absence OF shippins. there was
nothine done. Middlinss we're nominal at 90 csnt..
N6pnr, gSptsmbsf II Cotton; noting done;
recept 77s bales; exports q bslss. T'.A'
new onIRAns, ssptsmbtr l4-cottop. demand
iil and prices lower; middings 81 cents; s,lss AIS
baiess receipts 2os5 balea sugss, cotnna6n 11s,1x
cont. pritds Il oepts Aol.sses 10 cents COD sci
| Sterling "a. Sight exchange par. @ii
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-15
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and nariodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found 10 include something to suit every taste,
and it sonms to us marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
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