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Vermont and Massachusetts,
RAILROAD.

$3.50 49, ~ MATCH s ls siVT Pa..en' ;
ger Trains in connection with
the fitchbufg Railroad will run as follows;
UP TRAINS
Leave Boston Mt 73O A NJ, and $40 p. NJ.
fiichbnrg at a. NJ and 555 Z. NJ, and arrive at
Braitieboro i2i5 and 0S, NJ
DOWN TRAINS
Leave BrnitIcboro at A. NJ. md i25o p. NJ.
Iitchburg At ~ N, and 3.55 7. NJ and arrive at
Boston ut q and $50 p. NJ
Connect at South Vernon, with the Trains Of
the Connecticut River Railroad making a commn.
nication with New York, via Northampton, Spring
field, aud Hartford; Albany, via Western Railroad
At Ashburnham the 7.30 A. NJ. and $40 r. NJ
Trains connect with the Trains Of the Cheshire
Sullivan and Central Railroads, via Kecne and
Bellows Fals, to Windsor, Mortified and Burling.
ton.
AT Groion, with Trains Of the Nashua and wor.
cestcr Road, by which direct communication 1.
made, without delay, with Nashua. Manchester and
Concord, n. H.; Worcester, Providence, Norwich
and spriugfcdi also, via the Stony Brook Railroad
with lowell, Lawrence Salem, Newburypor aud
the East
Upon tie arrival Of the Cars at Gardner, a Stag,
will leave for lIabbardston At Templcior, fol
Phillipsion, PcicrshaIn, Dana and Greenwich.
Stages, at Montague, connect with Sunderland
Amherst HIadlcy I.cvcrrti; also, with Greenfield
shclburnc Falls, and the West
Upon the arrival Of The Cars at Braitlehoro
Stages leave Immediately for Wilmington hen
nngton, Newfane. Touushend Puiney and Below
Fails.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston daily for Brattleboro at 42O A
NJ; fitehhurg. at IL N.
Leave Bratileboro daily for Boston al 40 A. NJ
s. +. JOHNSON, Engineer.
Fitehhure. March S, 1919. SO
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FARM FOR SALE.

a. fIifE subscriber now offers for sale his
A Il Farm, well known as the "Major
lissfSr Houghton Farm situated in the centre
&8 Of the town Of Guilford, and containing
about 230 acres of Land. On said
Farm Is a large two story house. together with
barns and other buildings in good repair The
Farm Is suitably divided into wood, moving, tillaee
and pasture, and we'll watcred, and contains large
variety OF fruit trees, good sugar orchard, &c.
uS-As the advertiser is under the necessity Of
selling, the Farm will be sold low.
LOWELL BULLOCK
Guilford, Sept. 27, is4s.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, April IA, 1919.
A N Instrument purporing TO be the last win aud
IN Testament Of Nathaniel sampson, late
Of Braiteboro, in said District deceased, Is pre-
gented for Probate by NArnASIKL SAMPSON, the
Executor therein named.
WhereuPon il "a ordered that said named Exec
uior notify all persons interested, that this Court
will decide upon the Probate Of said Instrument AZ
the session thereof TO be holden at the Probate OF
fec, in said Braitleboro, ON the 7th day Of May
next, by publishing a copy Of the record Of this
order three weeks successfully in the Vermont PkG-
mir, printed at said Brailleboro, previous to said
time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
IS Aaesf, f. H0LBR0OK, Rsgr
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hsNhttOMut
cxSs, M PASSENGER TRAINS run
ST &9zt4 l. every day, Sundays OK.
49, - copied, rs follows:
LEAVE SpRiNGFfELD
For Dfatcboro. at A. NJ. and 2 Is r. NJ
LEAVE BRATrlaEBORO
For Springfield, at y A. NJ aud 4 - Y. NJ
Passcngcrs leaving fraiiebofo NJ 80 A. NJ ar
rive a. Springfield al 1920 a. 81, and can proceed
directly by the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
and Steamboat 10 New York, or waiting tilI "A l..
NJ ear leave for Worcester, Providence, Albany,
Troy, &c., by the trains Of the Western Railroa,L
Those leaving Brattlcboro at 4 IS T. NJ arrive Al
Springfield at 90 7. 3d., and can proceed directly
to New York city by the night train and steamboat
RETURNING.
Passengers leaving New York by The New Haven
Boat nj 7 a. NJ, or by the New York and New
Haven Rail Road ut & A. NJ, or Albany Nv the
Western Rail Road at u A. NJ. arrive in Spring.
field in season for the p r N. train for Braicboro.
CO Fare from Braifleboro to New York via
Hartford and New Haven Railroad, 500.
MrncnAsDizE TnAiSs run daily, Sundays cx-
ccptsd
JOSIAH HUNT, supi
March y istO res
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Depot for Paper Hangings.

KAN ROLLS Paper Hansings, new and
sDOUU splendid patterns, from sir 10 mn cents
per Roll just received by
DUTTON & CLARK.
Brattleboro, April 3, 1912 smoa3
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A Dead Shot for Ned Bugs |.
q BOOTS, SHOES
sA-H-A AND RUBBERs.

lust received by the subscriber. the largest as
y sortment Of BOOTS and SHOES he has ever
offered in this place, They were bought for Cash,
and win be sold low for abe same, or approved
credit. 7 sIM0NDS
Oct 10, isis- 0
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.

Aad Agency for lc a. States Pafe51 Offce Vaskin9
Ton, Nc. % STATE STREET, BOSTON :
TNiiE subscriber by appointment from the Com.
Il missioner OF Patents Is agent OF the u. s. Pa
lent Office for receiving and forwarding TO the same
models, specimens or manufactures, 10 be patent.
ed, or deposited therein, which will be sent FREE Of
e1Pnse and risk and with despatch He will prepare
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all the
necessary Papers and Drawings for Patents; will
make researches into American and Foreign
works, to test the validity of inventions and rem
der advice on legal and scientific matters, respect.
ing the same. Patents secured in Europe and 9TH
or countries
BY application TO this office inventors arc saved
the time and cost OF a journey TO Washington
and delay there, as well as all personal trouble in
obtaining their patents. They also have the adj
vantage of verbally explaining their inventions, and
of consulting in respect to them matters general
ofparumolDI importance order 10 obtain correct sps
cifcaficns ard claims. The experience Of sixfeen
years pnctce an extensive collection Of rare works,
decisions, sc. on mechanical subjects, the Patent
Laws and patents Of different countries collected
at much expense during the long time this Office
has been established, together with accounts
here kept of inventions patented at Washington,
enable the subscriber 10 afford to inventors desir.
Gus OF procuring Patents, assistance and informa.
ton which in other respects might be difficult Of
attainment.
RI EDDY, Civil Engineer.
Sept l. 1yl
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PAINTS.

EA00 POUNDS pure White Lead;
VUUU 800 Gallons Linseed Oil;
100 do. Coach and Furniture yarnish;
Spirits Turpcntine Japan, French yellow, Chrome
DO Venetian Red Vcrnillion, Indigo Red. Rose
Pink, Whiting, Putty Paris, Chrome and Patent
Green, Bronze, Sc, Sc. For sale Low by
WILLISTON & TYLER.
April 4, is49 as
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Of my own Manufacture, At Wholesale aud Retail
At my Store, aud for ssle by Duiion a CLARK, and
A. Dnnkiec, w. Village also by Oh. Marin,
Hinsdale, sud Druggists generally throughout the
New England States
The formula OF this article is given to the Medi-
cal Faculty, and recommended ~ hsm generally,
wherever Il has been known.
April 10, Isl9. 80
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Pies, Cakes, Oysters. &c.

prepared to suit the taste Of the most fastidious
and all Cheap for Cash" or CALIFORNIA GoLr
DUsrl MILLER s. SIMONDS T
January 18Th, i9i9 2.
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China, CrOc.iery and Glass
Ware,
OUR SToOXK or GOODS

is nov larger than we have ever before offered
which will enable us TO offer still greater induce
ments to our customers, and all who favor US with
their patronage shall be assured Of having Goods
at the very lowest market prices.
tf24 WHEELER q PRATT
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TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY o.
Travelling and Convenient Articles!
Combining the largest assortment in The Omfnt-
ting Line in any establishment in the United
States BY selecting from this assortment, the
trouble Of running round to various establishments
viii be avoided, as here you can find every thing
wanted, from PICK Axe to CAPT. SUFFER-
LONG MINING JPAISTCOATg
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HATING sALSloN.

Vhk Subscribers would respectfully announce Il
4 the lovers Of good eating, that they have taker
the stand formerly occupied 6y "Sioddard Leland
where they will be happy at all times TO wait upor
them, with the best variety Of
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Purified Cod Diver OiI.

A NEW REMEDY for Consumption Scrofula,
n Rheumatism, and all diseases Of the Lungs
AMI Throat now used by Drs. Ware. Romans,
Flint Morrill,, and Others Of Boston, Dr. Twitchcll,
Of keene and favornbly recommended by DIR. j.
Y. G. Smith, in the Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal For sale by
wILLIsToN TYLER.
Bratteboro, March 81, 1919. 81
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GOODS Ar COST.

FINHE Subscribers contemplate making some al
Il teration in their business, and in order to make
such alteration, and make room for other kinds Of
Goods which they intend to keep, they now Offer
all their stock of Dry Goods and Crockery at Cosr
They have on hand large assortment Of
Dry Goods,
consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres and Yestings
Domestic Goods,
such as Sheetings, Tickings Drillings, Denims
and Summer Stuifs
Dress Goods.
Alpines, Apaccns, Thbet Cloths, Muslin de LANES,
Silks, Ginghams, Prints &C.
A large lot of Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchief,
&c, &c. Wooden Flannel, Cotton do, Cotton
Yarn, Blcached Cottons, from to q yds wide
Umbrellas, Parasols, Parasoletts Sun Shades, Tail
ors' Trimmings, Canvass Padding, Buttons, Silk
and Twist, and almost every article usually Kept in
Dry Goods Store.
Also, good assortment Of
CrOckery and Glass Ware,
consisting Of China Tea Sets, Blue Tea Sets, Nap
pies, Covered Dishes Platters, Plates, Bowls, Tun.
blers, Lamps, and various other articles.
The above Goods will be sold as we have adyor-
tised them, and many articles at much less than
their original cost
10 All persons wishing to buy Goods ut very
low prices are respectfully invited to examine the
above Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
BUTTON & CLARK
April 8. ls4s. ewss
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ARTICLES.

KtHtTHIIy IcIU tlt tOTyt feather HlVer Uvcrcoatsi
Spanish or California Cloaks, adapted to the dou.
BE purpose Of Cloak by day and Blanket at night
Suffers Long Mining Waisicoati Linen Sacks
Thin Pants; Light Vests; Oil or India Rubber
Suits Life Preserves Isthmus Bags, for pack
mules Canfecns; Travelling Bags; Boots; Gold
Bags Tents. one Of which can be seen pitched At
Oak Hall Rotunda; Hammocks Mattresses; Blank.
cts; Musquito Bars; fancy striped Travelling Shirts;
Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers; Knit Under
Shirts and Drawers; Crsyats or Stocks; Pocket
Handkerchief; Fine SHIFTS; FL Dorado CAPS;
California Hats; Bowie Knives; Pocket Knives
Difks Pistols Travelling Trunks; Carpet Bags;
Umbrellas; Money Belts Hair and Tooth Brush
Is fancy Soaps; Pocket Combs and Mirrors.
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Bonnets! BOnnets!! Bonnets /! !!

The largest assortment ever offered in Brattlc-
boro, consisting of the following kinds
so Devon and Rutland Bonnets, very cheap;
rs Pedals and Florence =" "
A splendid lot of China, PEARL Coburg, Jenny
Lind, Tulip, Birds Eye, Gimp Triangle, Mixtures
and French Lace Bonnets, with full assortment Of
Misses Bonnets.
IS pieces new styles Bonnet Ribbons Cap and
Belt Ribbons, Artificial Flowers and Wreaihs,
Ruche Tabs, Sc &C.
H.. u
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Broadcloths, Cassimeres & yestings.

We have removed our Broadcloihs and Cassi.
meres into the room over our Store, where we have
just opened very large Stock Of Blue, Black,
Green and Brown Brondcloihs
% pieces Fancy Cassimcres, new Styles
10 Notified of very handsome
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Physicians, Prescriptions
Patent Medicines,


put up 10 nv order by ono Of the Faculty Of
psaofior. DIR. DENNIsON'S
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daily thronged with various groups-old men, your,
men, boys, rich aud poor,-vcry few admitting wb,,
they arc bound, bni the outfit selected from he ID
lowing useful
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BOSTON
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE,
E.N' TOW:N' .qG.EE.N.l

After being for long time driven and tossed
about upon the plcss waves, he has at length rest
cd in his Ark nj the
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, April 3-6P NJ.
Flour was rather heavy to Day, and the quotations
the market closed with dow nward feeling. Southern
foo, to fair extent at previous rates. Rye -four
SCARCELY active, though the quotations were very
full. Meal remained unchanged. There was some
thing done in wheat for export will DO below;
holders seemed to meet buyers freely. Corn CON.
tDued to move and tho sales large mostly for the
East and shipping. Rye was also in large demand at
full prices. The pork market, especially m s., wss
quite heavy. and lower prices were accepted. Lard
d ooped, ard buyers had the advantage. Groceries
were In good demand and the market quite steady
Cotton fell { # u. with moderate business.
ASHES remain without change; smell sales Of pots
at So et2a, and pearls at 81.
BHEAD'l Urrs-TheTe Ia . moderate demand for West
ern flour for the eastern home trade though the
paIhot 10 weak, and at ths close presented down.
ward tendency. Transactions embrace $500 bbls at
50 50 1sX for common to straight brands and S.
6iA SIS SIX for pure Geneses; Of Southern about
1000 bbls. found buyers at So Q 8 l2k for Richmond
counirs Alexandria, Petersburg country snd tho lat
ter price for de- city Rye Fsur IL In less inquiry,
made At 50 87h Meal 10 wi bout change to notice,
and dull; 800 bbls. sold at 80 66t, for Jersey. In
heat tor export there has been movement, but tho
price did trsnspre The sale In 900 bushels Ohio
There also sales Of 200 bushels very isome
Gene.ee at 81 rs For Rye there Is a large demand,
spd the sales reach 1900 bushels ct &c., delivered
Corn s just the Same rs yesterday, with good iuqu
~ for the East and for shipping; sales $4,000 bushels
1t 60 O. for damaged New Orleans, 81 53e for white
and mixed. SO $3.50. for Southern yellow. and 81
67hc for round 60 Oats quoted at SAC for river
with alss of 5000 bushels For Ba, ley there 10 good
inquiry and sales made Of 900 bushels prime
two.rowed at "a Goo.
quotations, the sales amounting to 100 bAles:-
Ia
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osuss you advocate the upfsttsrsd Independence Of
individual opnios and ass~rt above ell other earthly
olsims 10 honor. those qualities which
He Who walked In glory and In joy,
Following HE plough along the mountain side,
so trup pbaptly champions the "pith Of sense and
pride Of worth" In his burning words;
Let pray thst come IL may,
As come It will for o that,
That senfe suj worth DER ell the earth
May bear the gree and o that,
For q that q I'd q that
It's coming yet for q that,
when to man the side wsrld DER,
Shall brithsrs be, and a. that.
can add nothing to such wish aad such prayer
that can strengthen the expression Of my sentiments
snd feelings. For Dyse,f guest In your houses sad
families. It your hesrths my feelings osnnot ohxuss
ana drinking to you, and thanking you with heart
fuller than the hold, say to you In the vords
Of Holy Writ when forget you may this right hand
fLrQet Ia cunning
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Cleared.
bhipsHouqus, low, CAptos A Low Co; Oneida fp&tl
rnnth, Bavre Boyd Hincken Coreanus Turner Treete
Shs%tsran PHELPS Forest King Ranlet, New OrIe.na
.we New I.ssne ipsA Savannah; Aowea Barsa CHARTS
BaIhsrPal,s tPfusJ Lasss. Laguna Schmidt Bslehsu,
Samuel Inn Plummer Porto Rieo Bouthmayd Bon; Peter
Demin eayanra h, n Denill A' A'~'
Bnss.Dssdemons (BrD Miller Hgo. Taylor, Nssars Hard
nS CadiE Bueh; Akona, Hescsapg MatAniaa Re.S
Mobile. bturies Chairman h Co. "f' ""'
sch,scTssmsn Pratt Baraeoa, Cropssy Giimsrtn, VIM
sydney Sheby Ayletts W; Star Smith Nerfok Plato Ham
mond, Bamole; Samuel Mcdonald Bsebes PhiisdeIphIa
Hand; Arcade Hnfy DO Aitkea; water witch, small. do
sloops-Eer Williams, sturass Providsnos Lady renwieh
Thompson. New Haven
and PASSENGERS sponord eston Co On Sunday AZ "
xeAarg'd signals with chip Julia Howard benos Charles
Ten.
Psetet ship Few York Lne Havrs March TO- with mase 10
Tor Livingston BID In with ships Oregon Got New
tue zero and Columbian bah xerhmAn. both for New
orensA March lat 40 No. Ion SAL gso Caha-ns stand
ri s o s b re- s IS a.
hetoha Sampson. Lverp o. 81 days With mdse 10 PHI
linton March H. saw ship arthur. from Liverpool fer New
fIE lhs n had 40 passpgsfs
Br ship Great britain Huns Liverpool 70 dAys with ndss
and rAsnnsers 70 Williams 0uion.
Emp Tnnesee Cock, new Orisans, March J. WITH nds 10
thp AUSTRIA (s Damarssotsa) Bssiasd New Or:sana 81
day with cottcr 70 tponord rtegtce. -. =
Guihey. n 49, = : =
Inca tef Baltmor.) Barton, Canton and MscsA psa
u pssss< Antu, dan J, via tss dhA 10 " Wnnsf&asA
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nav eom,pr IN. I susvs the steamers, vie P4nsm.,
vin ssora mcrs s.rt.sn sxpsdittour, aad comfort
able vsy Of r.schips Csiiornis than any other end
Tcr .r,is,sn,. a. tbe Is,rerp Middle and So2therA
$50. e. III, ..h.h,v hs the ehesosst Where fsut
a. 90 " ~ .,,h n. ureption OF renal nisg Ia tho
n... h. - the yoyaee round Cape Horn Is pre-
Ssr.h,. In an ,,sp,ots to journey the mou1.
49, :. sh.sosr ssf,r more comfortable aud ga, o
.,r. a,tious Generally spssksg. as that over the
m,vnr.ins. And for euigrsnts lesviag the Eastern
Midd. states far pssf rsble to any route OF ,sst
that nrross the Isthmus Psnams By the line Of
s,ssmsra
Tbs trade Of the country 10 rapidly inoreasinQ in
Of the minss aud the great Of popu
istiop For several nooths past the average saouus
Of duties colt otsd thts port exclusive OF tue CT
pspses of the sustom house. has beea rising $40 600
and IL 10 thought that ir VII, exceed 500 O00 the pre-
sent month Il will be safe, think, to put the 70
venue Of California for the eurrsnt year ct 900 OOO
and four hfths OF thin viii, be ooectsd at this port
The amount paid Is becoming subject of CONNIE ut,
and tho fact that population paying ruoh Eax has
NO goverpu ent and NO 10 exciting very
general Dissatisfaction Should Congress again ad
ourn Without anv action in relation 10 this territory
IL vill create st more violent com me ut AID mig It
lea to acme m, asurss on The part OF the psooe Of tue
country which would bring lasting disgrace upon our
hsg
An the trade Of the coast is fast in this
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MARKETS k ELSEWHERE.


Bs a. .,Sn April ~ Mary land sterling s. s fa'9 do.
PmIADELPHA April 3-tsrst Bcard-7 Philadslpas Bank.
tsns OK lG6O Sc 81. ioo iOc Iehish Ss S5sl; 100
Lshish Coal Scrip 76k ssuehAnns Canal Union
Cara I'M % Safqoeh Canal Bank Of Pennsy
2y3A !cs lehiah MORTGAGE Loan 81; 400 City g. l0iK GU
Pepns1lsana 6 7s ~ 0irsrd Bank 2s 100 Morris Canal,
y aSsnl o. Pc NJ, ivsnis 2o lU0 su Canal l3 Second
Gal serip r so. sehnyilih Navigation s., Ss l6; 400
Letsh Coal Scrip 76x 1906 Peunsyvania S. 7 5j aois
BosroN April q Brokers' Boards shares BOSTON and wor
sesteS Railroad, Q55s IL do do do DO. l05 u do Yer
mont and ns,sasnusss k.ircsd 20 DO Vermont Central
road 1os% 7do do do M l0 80 do Reading Railroad 1871:
20 do do do 1871 ~ DO do d. preferred p 4. Second
Hoard March 3l2 shares Boston and Maine
~ do d. do d. bl6 lt3 rs do. Vermont Central Railroad
Hxi do Vermont ana Hsspschusstfs Railroad l: rs 40
Reading Railroad. blw, 1871; rs do. do. DO. IGN.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-The pales CT -four today
amount 10 but 800 barrels, portion Of which being
COME on brands sold for a 60 and the good It
81 Sch to 81 62x Extra brands for city cousu otiou
range 1T from 81 e2S to S.. small sale Of rye -four
was made at 81 S1h Corn meal exhibits Q decliniug
tendency at 50 Blk to So A. The grain market
exhibits NO change There IL fair amount of wheat
Offering with eales of good red at 66 and white 100
cents; wheat and corn duli-the latter 10 quoted ct
shade lower Sass Of 900 bushels yellow corn at so
cents per bushe Of Sob. The demand for oats is
Their batter. Sales Of Pen M ct 80 to 81 oeute aud
Southern ct 90 cents The cotton market continues
quiet and holders are becoming anxious to receive
later advices from Europe, expected by tho next
steamer.
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CofFEE.-The auction sale was we'll attended aud
tho whole cargo $4,000 bags Rio) ratified of at 6o
a7Ac SEQ bags St. Domingo sold at So 90 and 100
do. Java at &c.
Fnuir--We notice s.les Of 80 GEO San Bias cosos-
nuts ito arrive oosstwise) on terms not ira nspired
The Market generally. is very dull. Bunch raisins
sell slowly ct 81 46 81 so tho latter proe for choice
brands.
FsM-Are dull; and no fales are reported
FREIGHrs- EDgagements Of corn for Liverpool, ct
ID. heavy goods At 20s, and cotton ut 7.32d.
HAY.-Furher sales Of 600 bales at 46 . SOC.
HEMP Has become quite scarce. which naturally 70.
eriets the operations. The market IL frm.
MoLAssEs.-Tbere have been sales of $50 bhls sour
and sweet Cuba 1t 49,. 100 do Csrdenas do ct 2lc.
OIL.-The quotations fer Nnsesd are rather heavy
to.dsy, and 60 6lo are entirely nominal figures %
good parcel can be bought 1t less.
Paov's'oHs The market Is lover for pork and about
bbls changed hands 1t $40 SIX $40 SO for mess
sold at $l2 76 for mess Lard Is dull with downward
tendency In prices sales 500 bbs. at on . 6%e for
good to prime or cut meats the sales 100 ercss
spgsr cured hama at and 60 900 lbs dry salted do
at bko About 10 600 lbs white grease lard sold at
Butter 10 without change Of importance
RicE.-There 10 . fair demand for this staple and
prime lots are scarce and much wanted sales embrace
200 es'ks 1t So oex . 50 l2,h per 100 lbs.
SUcARs Buyers do not enter the market freely,
though fair demand prevss We notice sales Of 200
hbds New Orleans at ~ 30; $50 Porto Rico at Sxs.
SrEARINE.-l0 600 lbs white sold at To-
ToBAcco.-A ssle Of 800 hhds Kentucky WA made
ct private bargain good many Of the operators are
WHnHEr.-The sales are 400 bbb at go. Drudge il
held 1t tho same figure,
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CHARL scamssp southerner-NssR A,to,, mai, Ma
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Died.

Died,
In Ponce, Porto Rico, on 7th February, HaRsrxr g.
HArcH, aged yssrs and months, daughter Of Capt
Joseph B and Mary Hatch.
Eastern papers, please copy.
On Tussdsy, I'd April Of disease Of the heart MAT.
THEW BUTTERFLY, native Of Dunlser, county Lsuth,
Irelsnd. sged 20 years.
His friends and sequaintanoss respectfully i,vit
cd to attend bis funeral nom the Barclay street hotel
ct o'clock this afternoon
In Baltimore, Md, ON the s1st ultimo, Miss MARIA
Satin, In the SD year Of her age.