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Evening star., 1869-06-04

Last evening the Second Branch of the Balti.
more City Council, by a vote of eight yeas to
two 15e- passed the ordinance from the First
Bran ana1huihorizing the raising of one million
o. doilafs by the piedgng or hypo,hecation OF
the stock held by the city in the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Company, the proceeds TO be
appled 10 the completion OF the Western Mary
land Railroad.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

The Cumberland CiriIiqn OF this week saws
tnat coal shipments from that region still con.
Time TO be very heavy, and they would be
greater yet were 1t not for the scarcity OF cars.
Inc shipments up 10 Wednesday, I'd instant, are
I2i'Uo tons in excess Of those up to the same
period last year
Evening star., 1869-06-04
THH WEEKLY STAR, now on our ooun,sr and

iHf WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter and
~ wrappers ready for the mails, contains all
aOou, tne Municipal Campaign; Nominations
ioI me Boards of Aldermen and Commop
SOoneL. Meetings during the week; Decoration
Day a. arlington and else where; deligbttul love
~ enusd lIis The Misehie Making Ring"
lE the Departments; Railroad Mais.rs Cnhsn
Se"S, S3eiey News Washington News and
,os NE OoGTtsi The worklns People: Useful
- sS " DoinestIe Economy Humorous Sketch
cutnIA and Housekeeping Miscellany: and
the latest Teieeraphic Dispatche. from all
parts of the world. A-oAi OH
Evening star., 1869-06-04

new phase OF the contest between Trade
Unions and employers has been exhibited at
Erie' pennsylvania The Republican OF that
place recently discharged its Union printers
ard filled their places with s.rats.- There.
upon the members ofths TypographicaI Society
puohsneo the usual circular, denouncing the
EDITORS As Unfair employers, and warning men,
bers OF the Union from working in the Rspub-
hedS oftce. The eiitcrs Immediately instituted
q libel sui. against the Printers Union.
Evening star., 1869-06-04
T o t he PVB TO

ln ANNOUNCING myself a. successor to the house
OF Mes.rs eibIey Guy, respectfully solicit a
touers and hope to receive share of the trade OF
the genesst public NO effort will be spared TO
&C. and priees, viii satisfy all that II is to their
ipterest g. trade with the pew house.
x. y. SIMPSON.
STOVE HOUaE.
Je2 WIN Pa. ave bet 10Th and 18th ete
Evening star., 1869-06-04
SKAsONABLE GOODS.
PRESERVING FURNACES,
YLATIRoN HEATERs,
SUMMER RANGES,
SMALL COOK STOVES,
offered at reasonable rates by

EFF. SIMPSON.
Successor to Sibley b Guy,
Je4 ,Tu Pa av between 10th and lth SITS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
- Nc. 1a9.-Decsmber Term, 1865.
The Board of President and Di-
recsers Of the st Louis Pull lie In error to the
Schools, Plaintiffs in Error, supreme Cour I
Isaac Walker and p. Ryan. Missouri.
Mr. Blair, of counsel for the plaintiffs In error,
sus sssts the death of Isaac Walker, one of the
defendants in error in this cause, and moved the
Court for an order under the 18th rule OF court to
make his proper representatives parties. On con.
sderatton whereof. il is now here ordered by this
Court that unless the proper Of the
said Isaac walker, deceased, as Aforesaid, shall
voluntarily becomes parties within the first ten
days OF the on suing term OF this Court the plain
TIL In snail be entitled to open the record in
said cause, and to have the same beard, and the
Judgment therein rendered. reversed, IL errone-
Gus. Provided that COPY of the order shall be
printed in some newspaper at the Seat of Govern
ment in which the laws OF the United States shall
he printed By authority. for three successive
weeks. at least sixty days before the beginning OF
the term Of the Supreme Court, next ensuing. 9th
Tesi: y. W. MIDDLETON
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
ie 4 d3W
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O 4 B d

The uIdersigned, In retiring frsm business, re-
ceiyed. and take much pleasure in saying that Nj
Z. SIMPSON, who hes conducted their entire
business for the past eight will continue the
Stove Trade In Gil its branches, at our old stand
They solicit for him the patronage Of their old
friends and customers and the public generally.
SfRLEY n QTfY
Evening star., 1869-06-04
SELF-sEALING FRUIT JARS.

All persons who contemplate putting up~O
fresh fruit of any kind, should not fail TO fkk
examine our sELF-SEALING FRUIT&
JARS They are easily sealed no trouble TO "
OpeH, and warranted to keep frait that is properly
prepared WEBB BEvEBIDGE,
Ie4 81. aO4 Odd Fellows, Hall. eth str rset.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

On the account Of DELAYS 7 shall not Oman my
NEW STORE until SATURDAY MORNING, 5th
instant, when will have very large and we'll
selected stock of NEW JEWELRY, WATCH Is.
nIAMONLS, SILVER, AND SILyER-PLATED
WARE e. show nay customers, at the corner of
Penna. ave. and llth st ii. O. HOOD,
Ii of the ii I'm Of Hood Brother.
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DROPOsALs TOR FRESH BEEF.

HIADorARrERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT.
OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARy OF ST BsIsTENcE,}
R1cHMOND. VA, June 2, 1859. !
.h or rroposas, IN duptcats, Will be received
3; Y s; A., at Richmond. Virginia, until SATUR-
DAY June 18TH, 1869. at II M. for supplying the
Sgvs s9ksisience Department with F8ESH
from July 1st, 1859: such less time as the Oom-
missary General of Subsistence may direct. The
Beef to be delivered there the order of the Act
ing Commi.ssry Of Subsistence at that place, Of
&c cd and marketable quality, in equal pro oportions
OF fore And hind quarters, (necks, shanks and
Kidney tallov to be excluded The necks of the
cattle slaughtered to be cut off at the fourth YER.
tebrsl Joint and the breast trimmed down. The
sbanks OF fore quarters to be cut from three to
four inches above the knee joint: and of hind
brel or hook Joint.
Bidders are equested to be present t. respond to
their bids, and he prepared u give bends for the
fn fillment Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorse distinctly Promo.
sails for Fresh Beef at Richmond. Virginia"
The undersigned reserves the right 20 reject any
bids for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., &C., o
her etoIore.
By command of Major General Senby
W. A. ILDERKlN.
le 4-6t Brevet Major and Ohof q. g
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BOARDING..

RoARD IN THE COUNTRY-At "spring Dale
- House" I" Lincoln Village. near the railrOa J.
west Of Leesburg. in o Friends family Pleasant
rooms aud stsbiipe. Address "springdsle," Lin-
coin, Louoon county, Va. Je 42E.
CAs PARIs HOUSE,
CAPITOL HILL.
This delightful location, opposite the Capitol
Park, with cool, airy Rooms, and excellent Table
Board, makes one Of the most agreeable homes for
the summer. Music in the Park. by the n arine
band, every Wednesday evening Rooms for rent,
single or IN suite, at reasonable rates
myB-lmt A. OAsPARIS. Proprietor.
I'm AND AFTER THE FIRST OF JUNE
" BOARD, with ROOM. during the Summer
months can he bad on reasonable terms at WILL
may s7.im SYKES, CHADWICK co.
LNIRST. CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS aOR
Il families and single gentlemen at redu ced rates
Tor the sc INNER. fountaR Hotel, corner 9th street
and Penba. avenue. myls I'm
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

WASHINGTON CITY, June I, 1852
The Partpership heretofore existing betv cen
SIBLRY GUY, entered into for the pur bose of
conducting the STOVE ara HARDWARE BUSI.
All persons Indebted to us Vil please take notice
that their accounts are now due, and are expected
to be paid without delay.
Mr. Z. r. SIM MPSON-our successor-is suthor
ized to receive and receipt for all claims dne MS
w. J. SIBLEY
B.F. GUY.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

pIIHTH FINE BUILDING LOTS in q. p.
trsS NJ tsaediyision. At Pleasant, are nov Of
sbout half nils mos The City imiss On and aa;s
cent % 18th street road the fashion se diva ~
tne ctty and tor health, location, and
imIrovements, i uneQuallsd by any Other iocs sIiav
~ .9 ne mburbs q Wsshinston: The Lott rsose n
ne ron 9uertef q an ecre to An aere esrS u
thoee contemplating 6srly impro ySmsrts .xtre
inducements viii b extended. ~
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

A FURNISHED HIGH sroor HOUSE IN WEST
"A Thirteenth strset 10 lct nj a very low rent
n. A. J. LYNCH n Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

TO LET OR LEAsE-rHE THREE STORY BUILDING
and Lot No. 90 Park street; also several other Buildings
and Lofts. LINN HANLON, No. Murray street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

A COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET OR FOR sALE-TBN
"A rooms, yogd order imneas.o posscsson rent s6co;
No. East litth street, Fourth Also, 10 let
upper part house, East 1i6h street, Third
avenue rent ESQ. Inquire ~ above.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

ITO LET-SEvERAL FOUR STORY NEW HIGH sTOOP
brown stone Houses in Fifty eighth street, between Sec
rst class brown Houses in street. between
A.o an Once comursed Of two rooms. well ad.Ued for
doctors or real estate oce in Ftyeghh street. between
second and Third avenues. Also Summer Residence in
Seventy fifth street. loo feet from Third avenue,
tanning four lots Of land For further particulars apply
street.
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they we're painfully af1ictog, have peen rsolcay
cured In such great pumbcr! IN almt every sec'op
of the country that the public scarcely need 10 Ut
informed Of its virtues or use'.
scrofnlons poisou is one Of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often this unseen an unieH
tenant of the organism undermines the consltuuou'
and invites The attack OF eneebpg or iatai diseases
without exciting suspicion OF lte presence h2aln,
il seems to breed infection through the BODY, ano
then on some favorable occasion. rapidly deVeioLs
into one or other Of Its bdeous forms eltner on tre
surface or among the vtals In the latter,
NAV be suddenly deposited IN tho lungs or neart or
tumors formed In tho liver, or IL shows t' presence
by eruptons the skin, or foul uloeratons on some
part of tho body. Bcnce the occasional use OF
hottie OF this SARSAPARILLA IL advisable, even
when no active symptoms Of disease appear Per
sons afhice with the following complaints 9eIers,y
find INN edlate relief, and, ut lengin, cure oy e
use OF this SARSAPAh1LLA: 81 Antnonts Tns'
Rose or Erysipelas letter, Salt Rbeun, scald head
Ring Worm sore Eyes. Sore Ears, ana o'ner eIup'
ttons CT visible forms of Scrofulous dselsp: Also
IN the more concealed forms, ns Dyspepsia, Dropsy
He.rt hi eaee Fits. Epilepsy, Neuralgia ano Ine va
rious ulcerouB affections OF TUG Museu'@i "No ~
SypbilIs or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
cur. by It. though long limo is required iot suo
during these obstinate maladI ny Coy medielhe,
Rut long continued use Of this medicine Will cure
the compliant. Leucorrh1a or Whites, UTERINE VI
ce,alions and Female diseases. arc conmoni! soon
relieved and Ultimately cured oS its for coc
| are found III our Almanac supl Lied Rraus. hneu
| matism and Gouf, when caused by a.cumulaiions OF
exiraneous matters in tie blood. yled quietly 10 H.
as also Liver complints. 1orpditv, CongestloL OF
Ina,nmaion of the Liver and Jaun ice. VIII ans
ing, az they ofleu do from the ranking poisons ID
the ood 1hls SaRsPAkILLA is great restore,
for the strength and visor ofthe system those Wh1
arc Lapeuid and Listle 9, pespondent, Sleepl's'
| and troubled with Nervous Apprthensons or Fears
or al of tho affections symptomatlc OF Weakness
will find immediate relief AMI convincing evidence
OF its restorative powtr upon trial.
PREPARED By
DIR: j. @. AVER d o., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Whole sale, by
DOWIE & NOISE,
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Retail Druggists everywhere. ..o.,os
March 25 D4n 'psIu9uoc
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The New York Vegetable and Fruit
Market.
The New York Tribune, Of Wednesday, June2,

The New York Ve8etaple anu rHUAs
Market.
The New York Tribune, Of Wednesday, juno q
says:
yrorrAnnrs-No Improvement Whatever can be
reported in old potatoes Farmers mao oe..er teeo
here Good straiah ht lots Of peachblows are about
the onjy variety selling. II IN fine order and N
double.hesd barrels they VIII bring 81 76a2 26 while
Western In bulk are selling at 81 S7al t0 pr opi.
jackson whites win also sell Some early kose are re
per bushel crate Norfolk peas are about over, and
Jerseys are just beginning Aspaa agus 10 advancing
Cucumbers vary greatly, some hne Cnareslon SELL
inv at Ss per bushel white short, yellow Florldas
which should have been kept at home Will only
bring 50.
SrRAwBERRrEs sre almost glut In the market.
seven cars or about 200 crates Delswaree arriving
this morning, with 600 crates from aar!lsnd, oe-
ode considerable quantities from Jersey, lhe NOT,
fbIk Va steamer arrived yesterday with about ?ooo
crates. We motto two shippers, tr,m that plaee::
sending as Scnoss: Z. Anderson sem 6i4 crates OF
45a6e quarts each during the past six days. whisn
brougot s9761 %, mostly at iUaloc per quart. ne
sent 100 crates n one day. The other shipper, M:
Johnson who has = acres o, r Serto :, 00Tse.
them. he sent 494 crates, or 22376 quarts 20 one
salesman IN this city during hve days. which brQugnt
S4S00; 29i crates are expected from MIN tomorIow.
Beside those mentioned he sends to another party
This gives little idea OF the magnitude Of tho
trade Firm berries received early this morning
brought about 22c to ship-ia some cases 2oc; wnne
thos. which came In OF delayed train told at l6a
2Oo-some soft fruit at 1ea15c Jersey email baskets
of small early berries. huled, brought 6sSc, ayersg-
ing about ", Hapmonton, n. j., beiliss began
to-day brought 45a2sc. A crate from yineland was
Ia too poer coz dstlon for quotations The FirgEe,
Delaware and Maryland berres are nearly all Will
sons, with huls on.
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Qalu1uuelrffiial. q

Exports.
INV YoRK-pef schr Byrove-Iss bales Upland
Cotton. lat bbls spiSits Turpentine. lSo ~ teet
sissr B0.rds, a y iees Mill s9af's' p.stAse' !.
-pHdIXDEEpHI6-Per steamship Prcmetheus-5o1
seles cotton, 70 bales nomestics. 40 bales Yarn,
1SB. phis' kosiy, 80 bhls 8. iItta ufpenhne, 70
fSrS SIron 2S nerces Rice, l95 bbls Potatoes, $40
nAIiHORF-Per. steamship Maryland- as tierces
Rtcs. SeS bales Cotton, A bales Ya y, 6o Dds as
Bosin. IS bales Ra 9, go casks CLAY. Hioes. 860
Sbh Potatoes, 557 boxes Vegetables, l2S pack
4. Aeee Sundries. -----.-.---.-..-
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WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR
patrons and the public generally that we have Jnst
opened rarpe aud well ass Ited ,tock OF CLOTH
IsG MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &C., for the
OF Business and Dress Suits, oil sizes and gu ities
of shirts and Underwear Gooos &c; all sizes and
qualities Of English and Domestic Hal Hose all
sizes and qualities Of Silk and iisle Thread ''oycs;
all sizes and styles OF Linen and Piper Collars all
s'zes ard styles OF cravats. Neck lies. Pocket
Tandkprchlefs, suspenders. Umbrellas &c. also. a
large and well asor,ed stock Of Broadcloths. Csssi
meres Doesbins. Coahnss, stinGs, &c.. which we
offsr En- aell by D eoe, yard pattrn; or make up
,nto Garme ia by measure, in any shap or style.
acrordipg to order. at the shortest notice Our
stock has been selected xi great Gre, and We IRE
confident that we can compete VIVID any etner , nou,e
and hespeas share Of the pubic pa ronage
maNKE & MULLER.
,,,.,, o, stuthSnaos
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NJ. W. AENULU,
Of the Georgia Conference.
DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1857.


Tbi, "a to certify that was confined to The house.
and most OF the tiTe to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, tor
tye months and after trying every ayaiIaole reme
dy, with no relief, was cured with Two bottles o.
Inc Sfty cen,a oply 1t relieved almost instantly
I therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar dtselse. can say
that It is one oil the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly. W. A. FohEHAND.
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ssx. rur,enune du, at As to 4sH' Rosin qui't-
strained SAT-

strained $2io.
Evening Cotton Hrner. Sales s1e0 bales at SON
Flour heavy and ba1oo lower. supertne % sose S''
Cannon 70 fsir extra southern $s 1Qsf. Good to
choice 81 o6a1a wheat heavy, or follower. Spring
81 As on the spot, and 81 4e to arrive Corn or *
bstter; white Southern sec. Pork heavy and lover
new sslxasi,<. and closing at tssih cash. Lard
duh and lower. whiskey unchanged. Turpenene
lSa45x. Rosin g ssas. Freights Dropping mo-
nsy earisr; prime paper, Tao per cent. haensnS.
nrmer at sasH. Long lok. Short ssn1 "0'
ssx. Bonds extremely dull
B.1r1xonr June 4-Cotton very hrm nrm ~ oVc.
/ Flour yery quiet and irregular. Wneat ouh sn"
| vsaHsr. Prime white corn ssaeoc; yellow essooc'
h.t. auu ,.t 7os71c. Pork sS7. Rib sides 11Ae;
| clear sides Isc; shoulders 1Ahc.
| cr,onssAr1, June 4-Mess pork Isl o.. buik
,,s.,. IoXe. shoulders 16s16kc; sides strong at
I7k. Whistey In moderate demand at &c. -
sr. LOUIS, June I-Whiskey dull at s4c. Pfo'f-
.ions nrmer. PORK higher at iSs2as2%. Clear RIBS
17xc: clear sides 17hal7ke; sugar.cured hams
9oHo.
Lou,synlx, June 4.-Mess pork $50; shoulders
15Hc; clear ribs 17%c.
WILMINGTON, June 4.-spirits turpentine 4lo.
Rosn shade lower at 81 76a42 25. Crude turpentine
81 7oss. Tar 1925.
AuausrA, June 4-The frmness Of holders ofeot'
ton has checked business to-day; sales % bales; re-
eeipts % bales; mtddhngs held at 2sc.
SAVANNAH, June 4.-Mrket very arm; middlings
asxc: factors asking 2sc; sales $50 bales; receipts
400 bales.
MOBILE, June 4-Receipts for the week l2l7
bales; exports to Great Britain none; to other tor
eign ports 1909 bales; coastWise IT'S ba'es; stock
a Set bales; sales for the week 1900 baes sales TO-
das 500 bales the market arm; low middlings 27Nc;
receipts to-day 2s5 bales; exports 6o7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June l.-Receip:s to-day 72S pales;
for the week. gross s4es bales; net 2S7o bales e1-
ports to-day so1 bales; for the week to Great Bri-
tain 1923 bales; to the Continent 1917 bales; coast
wise 1888 bales; stock by running account 4S'lsS
baes The corrected stock by actual count is 6l17s
bales; sales for the week 20 900 bales; sales to-day
$500 bales market active and sitter; low grades No
higher; niddlinas 2sH. aois: ssh. Sterling, 6lx'
New YORK sight exchange, par 10 discount
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Misftuansons.

GOLD MEDAL FOR 1858 HAS JUST BkEN'
AWARDED TO CHAs. M. sTIEFF FOB
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE, L..
OVER BALTIMORE, PHHADEI-
pHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND wARERooM, No. N. ibhhi1~
STREET, ABOVE BALT1MoRE-sTREET'
BALTIMORE. Md. \
sTIEFF's PIANOS BAVE ALL TIE LAILH1 -.
imnroyement including the Aprafe treole NUry ns
fronts and the improved French Acuon i.u,s s.nn.
ranted for ave years. with privilege OF nu1 20
rith,n twelve months II not entirely saIlsiaSiy ynr
nnrchaser Second handed Pianos ana farioi w
ppons always on hand from $50 to $500.
,rvrn,,s WHO HAVE OUR r8Nos IN USE:
General Robert f. Lee, Lexington, va.
General Robert Ransom. Wilmiu ron. n. "
Generol D. H. Hill Charlotte, N. q.
Goyernor John Letcher, Lexington. va. =,
Nessrs. R Burwen & sons, Charlotte, NJ C'' fe-
c. B. Riddick, Female College. Kittrell's Spring.,
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Max Strakosch Italian Opera
Messrs Pierson & Sons, Sumter, 8. c.
Charles spencer. Charleston 9. @.
send for circular. Terms liberal
October 20
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Arrived Yesterday.


Echr Minnie Repplien, simons, Philadelphia,
days. Ballast. To T Potter.
steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Beaufort via Edisto, &c.
I6l crates, 85 bbls Vegetabes 81 bags Groundnuts,
and sundries. To Jno Ferguson, w Harrison,
Bird CO, A Barnwell, r Krcssel, Southern Express
Company, Gage 4 Co, Cameron Barley. Cur
ney, J Adeer Co, B G Adams, Howe, W Court.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship NJ ryland, johnson, Baltimore-courtenay
steamship Prometheus. Gray, Philadelphia--Jno
Theo Getty.
sohr Nyrover, brown, New York-William Roach 4
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Maryland, johnson, Baltimore.
6teamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia
From this Port.
B. bark Agra, Fillmore, Liverpool, May 22
Br brig Cecilia, Bisrup. of the Isle Of Wight. MAY
20, for Cronstaot
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship sarsgossa, Ryder, at New York, June
shipnews by telegraph.
SAVANNAH, June 4.-Arrtved scbr Mosley,
Cleared schrs silss Stockton, for Maine. and Lsta-
wamteak, for satilla, Ga.
MemsyaufA.
The schr Susan Wright. Mount, from Georgetown,
s G, arrived at New York. June !.
LIST OF VESSELS
pP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS PohT
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, williams, sailed. April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May ~
OMESTIO
sneIoH.
Bark sicilian: Percival, cleared Nay M
srhr Anna Glover, Ten =, cleared. May IL
Scbr N Hawkins Wyatt, cleared. .......... .hay 70
BELFAST, NE.
Schr Daybreak, Blake, up...... May 10
Svw 1orE
Steamship Saragossa Ryder cleared. June 2
scbr NJ Richards, Irving, cleared. May 22
schr Minnie, Hudson. cleared. May 70
Sc, Lilly, Hughes, 70
PHILADELPHIA.
Grig Josie DevereuI, Clark up..... May is
schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, cleared ...""....Aty 20
BALTIMORE.
Sctr Nettie Richardson. Davis, up....."....may %
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
0YBIcH Os ruK caAhLkSiON DAILY NEWS,
UuAnLzr1oN. Friday Evening. June 4. ,
Co11on.-Tbe very lioht supply Of this article
-keeps transactions to limited figure and what is
ofered 10 held firmly Sales only 81 bales. viz: at
16x; 10 at 2sx; 10 at AK; 2at 27H; Sat 2s,s; at
1ex. We quote:
LIvELPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 eood ordinary .......26 @7h
Low niddtn3. ..... .ns.........HS g
NIddlfDg g............''.'....'. ..2ShSG-
By Rev York classification We quote:
Mddlin1. ....-.......29 q
RIcs.EIhe market for this article rem aiped dull.
s,l., n tierces Of clean oiroiina at 7Ho 2 fS We
1u,e common to fair c;ean Carolina at 7h@7H;
rood s0sx . fb.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE b l. U u "

THE REPU T A tt On
this excellent medicine en-
JOYS, is derived FROM It's
cures, many Of which are
truly marvellous. lnvete-
rate cases of Scro:ulous
disease. where the system
seemed saturated With
corrup' ion, have been pu'
lised aud cured by 1t.
scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were sg.
= prava'ed by tho scrofu.
ions contamination until
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:. Markets by Telegraph
49, FOREIGN MARKETS.

.;'S;- FOREIGN MARKETS.
1espsr. s.ne 4-So'l.-oons0' VIZ S0na'
firm. a.---- IN a.,
L.yxaroo1, June +-Noon. Cotton anaoe nrm,
n. up.n ds 1lXd. Orleans !lHd' saies !o,vvo Ss
= ,les. illes If he week $4,000 For export ios0V.
yor speculation '1.eee. ss0ef SsAo'o 0aieS' u
vueh i2l GEO are american. Corn 27s. %.
Afternoon. Cotton m ie active; it Is thought tna'
ss ,.Ia, viii reach 10000 bales. Stock afoat S44
eoo bales. Of which 10000 are American Yarns
and abres at Nxpchest fr1ner, with better pr1cos.
HAyXsA June 81 suR-r fat at Sh to sH. ster-
Hns laxto 12X. The landing Of h.ibussers cacses
adspresslou In business.
D. MEsTIo MARKETS.
1Iv Yoax. juno I-Noon.-ktccks teyerish and
>etive. Money eto7 Gold 50. Cotton hrmer ut
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05
von,gnees per soutn Carolina Kaiiroad
Juno 4.

as2 bales Cotton, Il bales Domestics, 90 Psci@ssss age
.osS Aesnt ClaQhorn, Herring & Co, aoldnntsh &
soS. werner 8 Duoker. b derdts Co, b cobia b
90 Courtensy l. Trenholm, G Litschgi, ] Wiss,
Johnston. Crews 4 Go, Pelzer, Rodgers co, Ken
dali B Dockery, araeser Smith, Caldwell Son,
and Order. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05
Hike chaf before the wind.
pRopHIrI,s LIVER MEDICINE,

DR.. Prophiu-BsvinR used this medicine sum.
GENTLY long to test Its virtue, ind to satisfy my own
mind that Il Is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that HUNDREDS
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be s,gnay benefited. as he has been by us use, We
deem h duty We owe to this unfortunate class 70
recnmmend to them the use Of this remedy. Tn1cn
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief. .,,ro,n