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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-27

We are under The impression that General
Jackson was wont TO be considered very good
Democrat. True, in these days of progress.
his Democracy may have been TOO snaiI.naced
for the parts; but, al all events, he was. IN hi,
time, firsl-raie patent Democra,. Gen. J,ck-
son, nevertheless, had some ideas about ,he
protection of Home Industry not at all in con.
s"nance with the Democracy Of the year 1916.
Witness The following passage from letter
written TO DR.. Coleman, in 1924:
81 will ask, What is the real situation of our
a9rculurIsls Where has the American far.
mer market for his surplus products? Excepr
Tor cotton, he has neither foreign nor home
market Does not this clearly prove. where
there is no market either at home or abroad.
that there is too much labor employed in agri-
culture, and that the channels for labor sbouId
be multiplied! Common sense points ON, =,
once the remedy. Draw from agriculture This
superabundan labor, employ i, in mechanism
and manufactures thereby creating home mar
ket for your breadsulis and distributing labor
to The most pr0ilahle account, and benefits l.,
the country will result. Take from agricuIlvr.
IN the United States six hundred thousand men
women and children, and you will al )nce give
home market for more than all EumDe now
furnishes Us. In short Sir, tce have been t09 l2og
the subjects Of British merchants, it is time We
should become liule more Amercanzed."
Locofocoism thinks we are entirely 90 much
Amerlcanlzed, aud is labUring to brig us un-
der The yoke of British Capitalists.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-27

LEwISTowN BANK-It is stated !, soro,,i
OF our papers that the Lewistown Bank. in this
State, has suspended payment The notes are
ho' 'aAeh al presen. by the Storekeepers of our
borough, and therefore il would be we'll for al
country folks to reject rhem.-EastOn Wig.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-27

The New-York Evening Post, an Ultra Brit
ism Tariff paper calls upon tie poor man 10
"reJolce," because during the next fire wear,
ne will be taxed but trO cents Il bushe on salt.
instead of ten cents"
Truly this is an important achievement, and
worthy OF The present Administration When
wages are low, and work scarce, it S great
consolation io the mechahiG and lahorIs mau
TO know that salt can be procured al eIgll cents
less per bushel!
The administration, /, seems, conrenplaes
that the labor Of The country shall be prery well
HeraH.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-27
STILL LATER.

Lieut.. Lee, Of the Eighth Infantry, who ar
rived a, Charleston on Friday last, direct from
The Army, states that General Worth, with his
Brigade, was on his way to China, sixty miles
beyond Camargo. This town is an important
depot, it being at this time in possession of the
American forces. All the regular troops, with
the exception Of Mays Dragons and Ridgely's
Battery, numbering from three to four thousand,
were at Camargo.
Gen. Taylor is now a, Camargo. l. is sup
posed he will proceed TO Monterey with six
thousand men.
An impression prevails that the enemy will
give him fight at The defle between Monterey
and Sallallo.
We are requested 10 state, says Charleston
paper, that there has been no meeting between
the Camanches and the Texan Rangers, as
stated in Matamoras papers of the Slh inst.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-27

This brief contrast shows what sad nroads
the Mckay's tariff makes upon the rates of
protection 10 American products, both mechan-
ical and agricultural.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-27

The Buffalo Courier mentions the blowing ia
OF bl,uminous coal furnace at Poland on The
Mahoning River, Ohio, by Messrs. WIkeson
Wilkes d CO. of that city. This. that paper
says, Is The first American furnace IN which pig
iron has been made with raw bilumlnous coal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-27
Camargo. August 3. 1876.

Camargo, August 8, 1916.
! have, says correspondent of the N Or
leans Bee, just seen letter, dated yesterday
al Reynosa, the writer of which calls for de-
sachment of mounted men to guard large
drove of pack mules 10 this place. He has re-
liable information, SO he says, that gang of
brigands has been organized in the neighbor-
hood of Reynosa TO cut up any and every small
party they may NEE, upon the road, and he
further states that some of the principal men of
that place are engaged in this scheme of pilIage
and murder. | trust the scoundres may be
found out. The concilialory system has been
los, upon them, and some ether should be tried.
We are treating thousands of individuals here
with consideration and respect who would turn
round and cut our hroats the first opportunity
that occurred, an con mucho guSto, 10 use one
Of their favorile expressions.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-27

Terms 90 IN advance S225 half yearly fnot
paid befo, the end Il the year.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
GRO c { RIE S &C.
OLD LIQUORS. WINES. CORDIALS, q

Otard Dupuy Brandy 10000 Principe
Old Whiskoy (6 varieties, Is, ,00O Segurs vi
Madeira Wine 10 boxes Tobaecsl
Malaga do all Of the u
Dom. Brandy & Gin I2 doz. Scaiua1
so boxes Claret, st Julien ing Iobace'
and Mcdoc Red Wine
80 I" Phila Portet & Ale Pure Port Ir:sl
Casks Xxx London Por- Brown SherI
ter Pale do
5 bbIs. Ale Champaign 1
) New Ark Cider Cordas 4 Cunl
10 boxes Sautcrn and Bar. Brandy Pruus
sac Wine I" Cherries
10000 Regalia Scgars
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
GREAT DISCOV cry
DR.. G. BENZ. SMITHS
SUGAR CuATED
"Improved vegetable Indian Pills.,

"imprOved vegetable Indian Pills."
Are the result of this labor. Their effects, and III
general favor with which they have been received /,
all parts OF the United States, warrant the propreto
IN 'he declaration That thcy are the greatest improv
ment in medicine known" Uulike all other bills
these neither gripe, produce nausea, nor any othe
unpleasant sensation, whc they Ire as powerful az
is possible for a medicine to be- and be harmiess
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious of mineral medicines which
ert such an all powerful influence upon the system
TO supercede every thing else sllinp and siIencn,
both the disease and nature herself altooeer and nj
ten costitutng greater and more grievous discas
which shall weigh upon a man through life.
SICKNESS IN CHILDREN
requires the prompt and certain effects of mild an,
agreeable purgative medicine, like these pills.
WORMS
arr instantly expelled from the system by their use.
Foul stomach and furred tongue find positive a Mi
dote in these Sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take them, and the,
VIII promote regular action, and preserve health an,
strcnth of body and vivatity of mind. For ccrti6
Gates OF ladies', we refer the idvald to pamphlet Ia
be had of the agents. But will mer civ refer TO
lew who have been cured by the use of these Pills
X: Thompson, So North Moore street. (nephew O,
the late Judge Thompson) cured of periodical head
ache and pain in the breast.
X. M Park, United States Navy, fever and scrofula
Jacob Carlocks daughter. No. Staple ST., cured Of
Mrs. :. A. Gould, (Matron of the United States
HosPitaD cured of headache and bilious affections.
sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludlow and Walker sts
cured Of pain in the head, dimness Of sight, &c
jas. NJ Iurner, iato of the U. S. NAVY, 5sl Green.
wich a.. cured 81 weakness in the breast costvcncss
ana difficulty q b5ssthng '''''
Ira Alvord. cazenovia, n Y cured Of bilious com.
plant. ''A''
James J. Bevins, deputy sheriff, has seen them used
In ,he debtors prison with aatonishing results
,,ii hou. =. lawrence, and Nathan Ball, M. D. Of
Of fever and ague by thess Pills. =.
Sold at l79 Greenwich street, New York, and bv
WALLACE & WARD, Agents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
GROCERIES &
Per Steamer Eyelips

UNI!E undersigned respectfully cali Ii,
1 the public 10 their fresh aud fal,s|
choice Groceries &c, together with a an
genuine Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Ois,
Perfumery. Their assortment consists n !
follow ing articles:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
PERFUMRY, STATIONERY &C

Ceylon scent Packs, Florida Calogne
Musk, and Orange Waters, Otto Rose, Ext !,
Jessemin, Violet and various others, Rusau
Macassar, and pure Bear Oil, Cold Cream,
Almonds, Shaving Cream, Pearl, Alebasisf
Powder, Powder Pufs, Shaving Brushes, 20
and Hair Brushes, Trusses, fine Ivory and Y \
Combs, lndcllible Ink. Japan and Blue flai
and plain Note Paper, Letter and Cap hnea
Po5tofice Paper, Gillotts Steel Pens, Qulls' ..
India Rnber, Marbles, Lead Pencils, Fancy =
Sealing Wax, &c.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Of every az
the assortment being too large TO admit IN Is. Is
OF the lntelligencer without crowding out ~
matter"
All orders directed us will be .hankfally .
and promptly attended to. ,,o,
w. II. e. M. MAiEn
Groeers = M
Fort Smith, Junc77. 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
FRUITS, CONFECTIONARIES. a

Oranges, Lemons. Figs Rasins. AlmoncA
Vcrmacilla, Macaroni, Candies, Citron, prs
ger, Lemon and Sarsaparillu Syrups. Sald
rooms and Walnut ketchups, Ghcrkins,
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate, Frcneh
jars, Am. Mustard, Alspice, Mace, Cloves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

y, r.osDsrc. M.rs AZ bark; T.c1 Lse. Mobile; ,-
ray TAFT Carr ChsIlssonthe has very -
weather dsrias the ps.sass and hs, ussd ss end
fsH, G9od's N..beI Nc; Ty.li Sibs: SsIiiao1s; .ip
Apaaehcols- Sid .chn Bay State. Curtis Wsshngtcn NC:
Turner Gbbs, Baltimore; increa:. Westcou Philadelphia;
ssd Mo:s, EDDY, Biysn isr Yors ash. .eSr oas:s
probably attached vessel by the rigging; the nsst
Sss Frsceh' Yot; Nsy York G.rdnsr Do; AsrisI OsI
fore and ait schs and soops Also. below warwck
bark barriagton Barton (no Andros msrnfed whea he
Crosby for Ch.rlsson; .shr. B.lbsdoss. KdSsr f.ds
James Lanpheer, Ksnney and Willard Rhodes, York.
RIcnMoNp March 2sSd schrs Cordovs Freeman Boston;
Harriet Chandler, Pointer, do.
SAVANNAH, March 26-An Br ship Monarch, Stevens Duh
lin Cid Br ship Lo ,shtspg Ihane johns NIB; Br bark
Amazon, Hays 81 Johns, NIB BIZ brig Bezen Reese Tsso
Jamaica.
SALEM March 2s-Ar schr Mary Clark Clarence York,
via Holiness Hole Sid 2sth brig Gaxeiie Dswag fos Cay
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, March ls.-snce our last the sales Of Rice
have sesn about 900 bags Maranham, very good qua
llty, at lars There are now on hand four cargoss.
which came In during the past three days. besides about
500 casks old stock. We advance our quotations of
Lard having also further supplies and the stock
= kegs; we quote III i2i Vessels stil continue
sugars and r. for molasses; for Cowes and market
- 10 Exchange on Lo ndon Al prem We 6nd that all
Pares are holding for lars for Rice and therefore
inue to- quote at that Since the above the Rice 10 turn
Ing and come sold at and 10 casks super6ne per
Brown, at l2ars aud the c. Colon 270 bags at l2rs
import..Beans white and red, -; Beet. No. l, q
- o; Candles, Mould lSt IA IL Sperm, IS 80 o;
cheese American. l2O 10 0; Goldfish. hhds 80; Corn
Indian shelled, %; Flour, New Orleans, Is 4; Hams
New Orleans. nj i24; Mackerel. No. 3, 30 q 4;
Onions Q; Pork cargo. Eastern and Mess Is le
9; do, New Orleans IA IL o; do, clear, 10 70 0;
Boards Portland w. 20 - o. other Eastern ports
- - o. Lumber, Pitch Pine, ~ % o; Shingles
60 III HID Shocks, with headings, lAals; suger Box
Exporta-Cofse, ID and Sd quality, 74a o; do, tr-
age 60a70 Honey, 24 Molasses, key 81 gallons, II;
Sugars assorted, 81 81 10; do. white alone liz;
Ossoo.
Exchangs.-On London. 60 days sight. Ia prem; New
York. u prem; Boston, u prem; New Orleans,
Freghts Britain. IS 70 a 3 s. Cowes and mar
ket 10 the Baltic IS 10 60 6 do not In the Baltic fs
f3 TO- France, 80 francs; United States per box
gar sit; Coffee per bag, lrs; - per hid Molasses
MAsAouEz P. r., March ll.-Our Island produce con-
tinues in good demand; ordinary descriptions Of Sugars
for Europe freely taken at &c. while prime grades
for the United States readily command from 81 to &c.
lasses scarce and much wanted at $l2 per cask Of ITO
gallons The stock Of American provisions In market il
very limited and the last two cargoes which arrived
W. solu ., pro % also VII the next
much wanted and would command $45 a so. Lumber
and Slaves are abundant. and demand dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

BAIrIMosE March STAR, shie Troy. Bsrnhsn dys
from Ca.e; brt HsIms,ss before reported bsoH; brf'
Left schr Emily Tn Keege for Bs!timore via Nes-
sau sail day Game h Capes Friday last ship
FeIIs from Rio J.ser9 Sol Bsisi%orsi below s the
Wood Wood from Arecibo, PR, 10Th, Lett American
vessels. spos. 18th lat g. Ion r. ship u,t Vernon from
d.nas nst; Poe shonas. from Rchmond reports
herm brss of The Rsppshsnrcck br on Poplar Is.
0ars saw Of par Island bark light; Of Anssp sn,o
ably out and Of SAndys Point brig cld schs Alice
Ann Psadergrast. Huntington. Antigua; Abby Morton Cor
vi h, Providence. =. /.
NoRyoLk March :sIIa Hsmp,on Roads ship CouuIia in
iae Kingston J sid schs Forest Brown for Duxbury Mass;
Medium Lewis for Plymouth goth, 10 N, brig 0eOrE
aua Osborde, from New York Sarah Frances, - from
Boston,
PHILA pELPHIA March 3-Cd, ship Slrana, Turley. Liv
erpool br,gs Rowena Wlson, La 0rarge Foster Lapea
ter Portsmouth; sehs Maria Casey. suhbs New York; The
reon, Young Brooklyn.
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city government have appointed committee to examine
the various places Of aud that sufficient
observed for the safety Of audiences
How manager Kmball of the Museum, will be able to
pass muster csnuo say; but i'll contrved place
Tor egress would be hard to find; and when full the
passage ways all blocked up with stools. The
performances at tfis place always well attend.
ed Notwithstanding The great secret Of the popularity
OF this establishment be discovered in the capital
knack which Mr. Smith has Of putting pieces on the
stage.
At the National Mr. W. G. Jones and his lady appeared
for one nignt. last week, and we'll received The
great at this place has had the effect which was
easy to see Mr. Pelby had in view when he got Il up
Thoms has left and Neafs has taken his place. The
National justly celebrated for the excellent manner in
which they produce spectacle" but in this instance
Mr. Peby found to his cost that there some little diff
ference between managing before and behind the cur
tain.
Mr.. Wyman is going on with his preparations for
opening the old Federal street theatre.
The Olympic, formerly occupied by w. b. English,
has been lea ed by Mr. C. Graham who has completely
rebuilt tho interior, and will open next week, with
talented stock company under the direction Of Mr. W. g.
Jones The house viii be elegantly fitted up spd will
DC fashionable As well as popular theatre. The
terPrise will undoubtedly succeed; indeed could not
40 Otherwise with the present manager, who per
feet steam engine in brooches Hs arrangements both
bereli'y and good judgment great variety Of novel
pieces
The Drunkard" is to be revived at the Museum, this
evening.
Mr. w. M. Bayne takes benefit at the National
where he presents The Road to RUM and the "Tra
tor"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01
DR.. CONvERs' lNvIGORATING CORDIAL,
GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, INCON-
TINENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS,

THIS celebrated a.d powerful remedy has long bssa used
with st happy effect IN the practice ofhe mot eminent
physicians and the British empire ard Ger
Indeed, remarkable cures that the
6ir Ashley" hailed tbs "hsrbinger Of en The nee Of
shis Cordial viii fully sustain the ign eucomun The high
medical authority the United States Recommends Il
supesie. other article fer the OF the
this remedy Caholcon, bat specific for the oliowipg
deroab'e ccoas vz:he consequence Of early iadis-
habis Of YOUTH and rdu geuce the
pissons in rper general ply seal
rablity orpor OF the liver dyspepsa Toss OF en-
erEy weakness Of back and lower extemties ssude
turnal emissions, elects and mpotsncy,
decay OF vty melancholy abetioa Of mud confession OF
IDEAS loss Of memory dimness Of in heao
vertigo and lupaey aversion social intercourse, idty
self distrset, and love OF ecnnde
Huadsds Of sudden decline consumption may Be
and particularly in the country where these solitary habs
prevail ala ming extsnt and those too whose matro-
n anncss have not been productive Of those happy
which shoud amend the connubal state will perceve that his
advsrtisemsnts treat o. important subject TO them.
II would be relieved the above named evils and
be manly delay procure this cordial
The hints and fall disclosures Oh accompany The medicine,
highly Important the married and single Price 81 per
bcst,e sc half dosen, or 80 Per daaeg;
Lamo store, San building, New York
o. The Cordial" will be forwarded any part Of the
city country by addressing above postpaid amount
Also for sale By Dr. Wadswoh IS North Main street. Pro-
whence, Ii It M washington street. Boston; No Broad
way. Alkany; ald Of Mavchlissi Utica N. Y.
n b. The physician be consulted personality or bv
letter post paid 3s Fulton street. New York Eutancs to
the once nrouen the store. al tire
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Packets to Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 1.


Cleared.
Ship ss E Essss Esss. k.:sss o.o.
Ship Sea. Freeman. Bsln~eTs. T.yIor Z Merrill
& s :; @ sissss
B Bs Hfi' %pSisse. Sd ss1 Soafoi S'ne'
sS E k.sa:S fsIo off atc :s
saoU GP ftn% SS f.
siooo Providence Brown. Providence.
Arrived.
md. oiI 70 wooh Mes .c The G
heavy westerly winds during the passage Saw large qasns
SGscss tGoio%b.c ss. the Patton: Of ri; por
S.iI B.s M.yssS, o% h, Nss,i:.: March z, viii
Adsiine i Eliza. Hopkins, for Boston.
rd s 10 e" a.
50 W. spoke b brig Napoleon days from York, bound
Brig wss.on Norton. days from Aux csyss, With log
Juan C.r.ssns Gray. 10 days from Csrdsnss with
M.,sS ms: New Orleans. with ma..
,s CO. :s a rs s. ss
IA; sssIs s:s..ss s% ';' %.:i..os C.
ssh; 6ssse;y EiSrdxs, from GEORGETOWN, NC. with -four.
sehr Daniel Barclay Berry from Edenton. NC with naval
sesr Elizabeth Robinson Pitts Landing NC, with naval
sehr Charlie. eager Forbes Plymouth, naval stores to
Schr Charleston Packet Niekenon. IRON WlnoSor In
shingles Sid in company with schr Texas BAKER,
Sch. 1 Mecr.ady somen Philadelphia. with ma's TO
sehr Csdmus Sharp. williamstoo, NC naval stores to
sehr Samuel MITCHELL Baekley. &c. with naval stores,
sehr SARAH Hope Beaufort c. with naval stores to
sehr hebecca Collins days from Wilmington Del. with
mdse 20 Alen Paxson. u,-,. -.
schr Thos Hand Tucker days from hen"osa' win nose
seSr Patrick Henry Chester. days from Richmond md's
sehr baltimore Lasosrs days iron Baltimore mdse
Johusor Lowden. -,
Schr ,rbara, days rom Virginia
Schr Model, burtsIl, ViyEnss
Schr Charlotte, JOnes, Richmond
Schr Samuel G. Abbott from Virginia
schr Fidelity from Virginia
sehr lac Towus<nd from Virginia
Schr Jackson With 9dse from the Wreck O. ship
sailed.
Ships rsob.s, Apelschicola Pacific New Orleans; brig
virginia, ApaIschicos.
Below.
ibsrkj . brigs-unkaovp'
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SHAFER q CO.,
FITS! FITS!

Iyans Vegetable Extract and before the Mayor Of
To eli whom il concen-I hereby testify that have
been sesed twentythee with eCeptie hts would
be impossible for TO describe my susngs, for have
through the various stages Of this drsada dssas
ia the awful and vervequenly have tired the
medical skill Of numerous physicians without receiving
Otto called: scsls hs, Of until s.vs mp al HOPE, ever
rather than life lsagth heard that lvsn vegeteele Ex
tract making wonderful Of this dreadfa dis
DR.. lvans hsrt. and ,sentsd 70 them. BE-;
hope rsyiysdyes thank God INV health revived TOO
severed e the uss Of this medicine about three moaf
through the blessing Of the Almighty in the used
restor,d to health. add would cheeslly recommend 1sy
would urs those who are Afflicted longer to doubt
at once IT ~ GRAND New York. and be made whole
shs be happy to who would wish eouysss
with me on this subject II resdence ~ Essex New
York. WILLIAM H. PARSELL9.
sworn before me, this nh day Of March, A. b isIs.
mrl0 lmsr w. r. HAVERMEYER MavoY.
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Sales Of stocks at PhiIadcluhIa,

MARCH 3l.-FrKsr BoARp.-l60 shas u Bank, s.;
300 10 Grard Bank 81 100 do, b. 9 so do Lshigh 81
10 do Schaylkll Navigation, IS; 1000 Har, sburg Rail
road 6's, 76 100 do Gsrd Bank, 9i 1855 do Bank s.
80 do SusQuehanna Canal, ST.
ArrrR boAaD.-$7,C00 Wilmington 6's, 49, 90; s., 100
do 6s 5s. S0 $4,000 Texas per cent 29 600 Cincin
natl S. e5.
SECOND BoARD-4 shares schuylkill Navigation, IS;
81 $50 United States SIS, 1895 shares Louisville Bank
sol; do Union Bank ri Tennessee 64t; do 8 Bank
8; s., 900 State SIS, BIS, TO-
AFTER BOARD-sloOo City 5s, go, lOa; 81 900 do, o2
100.
phia money market Is not quite easy. No difficulty is
experienced. however. in negotiating first rate short
paper at six per cent Long paper and that which does
not rank as A No l, may be said TO range according
to character, at from to IL per centPKl Sentinel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

better selection The purchases for export have BEEN
very limited, and nearly entirely for Havrs and the
Continental ports. The sass for the week ending 7th
inst, 500 bales for the week ending lah inst
5000 bales; for the week ending 3is inst 5000 bales
for the week ending 26th inst 1000 bales yesterday
moderate business transacted ut 6msr prices.
The movements Of this staple in this country this
son. up to the latest dates, have been annsxed:-
Bales.
Receipts at ports Of the U; g. since Sept 49,. iszsla
Z" year before 10
Exports FROM u 8. since Sept L. 1875
period last year ...... 1,lN ~
% year before. ....... 6ls,A<
The receipts at this port since LIST instant amount TO
900 bales Exports for the period, 7.2l6 bales
Taken by spnners ls bales Taken speculation,
10000 bales Stock In city, 4oooo bales and amount on
sale, 10 900 bales.
market
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NEw ORLEANS, March 23-The Cotton market contn-
ues very firm, accompanied by good demand and not
withdrawing the unfavorable weather about 600 bales
have changed hands at full prices The receipts yeser
day were unusually large, amounting to IS 800 bales
to-day about 900 bales have arrived up p NJ The
crop Is generslly estimated here at 100 900 bales
The heavy rain this morning has kept buyers from the
Levee 90 that the sales Of Sugar do not exceed 200
hogsheads; prices, however, are quite steady. Some
800 barrels Molasses have been cents per gal
lon.
Flour 10 held more firmly to day. and good brands of
Ohio could not be purchased under 81 ls IS per bar
rel There large supply Of Corn SALE the arrivals
having been very heavy; but have not heard of any
transactions The Provision market is likewise very
quiet to-day, without any alteration in prices
notice good enquiry both for Foreign and Domestic
Exchanges Sterling ranges from 81 u pc recent. prem
and francs at ST sat ST S. Bills on the North at 90
days may now be quoted at per cent discount and
Checks at 1 4 per cent discount.
The arrivals from have been more numerous dur.
ing the last forty eight hours and freghs have felt the
influence. ship taken for Havre to-day at cent
and for Boston ic. the latter being decline Of 10 ON
the previous epgagement.-Balt. american.
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BARTINE'S LOTION.

~ UNFAli.tN0 CURE In all cases OF rheumatism
"A swellings, dsocatons, fractured bones con-
attended with pain and Inflammation poisonous bites
Every dsserpton i ss ds immediate and rssE
the Of those pains In the back and usually pro-
duced BY taking cold ser violent exeon and ove,heap
kad. Of sruptions o. the skin EXCELLENT remedy For
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