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SONG OF THE HENpEoKnD.


oh, her hairiis Hs dark as the midnights wave,
h And her eye like theikindling fire, " &
And her voice is sweet as,the spirits voice Il
That chords with the seraph's, Tyre. n
But her nails are as sharp as toasting fork,
liaAhd her arm is as strong as a bears;
She pulled my hair and she gouged my eye.
And che kicked me down the. stairs.o n
I've got me an eye that's made Of glass, 4;
And I've got me o wig that's new;
The wig is ffizzled in cork-screw curls, k
& And the eye is clouded blue.tallN anl e
,nia eill m9g3 etp3s ,4a;2d9 " i0saoi q
She may shake her knuckles fpllih, my, face,
And put the lamp, onmy beard, a,,assS
And hold The btoom stick over my head +
No ButI am not'a Bit fafeared! ii'9t 't,'s y
h lO Tor nh h89b D lH8l ca ilglnlQ9 y
ForI bound her over TO keep the peace, i
y. And I've honght ms'a urabrifee. cane--
Tbe justice will come and the constable too,
II she meddles with me again.
st {li,g o 91bNNB % Nj tli1'Vq rlHoW " =
Ny head wos week IN linen cap, IVY
b And my eye amonih inthe patchl nnF
never thought that the torch Of love 4.,i
Z Would light such birthstone match.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-04-26

SrRoSc TEsTIMoNY. Moses, the in
spired legislator relates: "And Noah
began to be d husbahdman, and he plant
ed a vineyard, and he drank OF the vine.
and he was drunken.n How soon be
perverted a good gift to an evil use \, 4, I,
Solomon, the wise man, excIaims -
"Who hath woe? Who hath sorrows--
Who hath oomentionsa Who hath babb
lings! Who hath redness of feyes?-
They that larry long a, the wine; they
that 90 TO seek mixed wine."
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PuTNAM COUNTY OFFICERS

q, -so,, PRESIDENT JUDGE. rfii 3af
+, ns, GEORGE b. WAY. ,l.ll /
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
& JONATHAN Y. SACKETT,
GEORGE SKINNER, Ill, mad
JOHN w. WATERS.
M, u, 49, CLERK. ,,se M
/, MOSES LEE. naa f,o f,
80, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JAMES MACKENZIE iis4,
,.sy, M Il, n. AUD TOR, hest 14.o all
( WILLIAM M. BELL. eal
W TREASURER, a,.i
OTIIO w. CRAWFlS. -.
,,.,,,e, FIIERIFF, ar7s.a Z. 81
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
,, RECORDER, nj fsfy
JABEZ, s. SPENCER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, es
HENRY JOSEPH BOEHMER,
+. SAMUEL PERKEY. ,s,5
WILLIAM klLPATRlCK. fesi
sCoUsrr SURVEYOR a0ls se5
49, HENRI < BEOSSEit. = 80
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NAPOLEON's TOMB. aas
The author 81 Eichincs n 4 Whaling


Voyage, relates the, following;
An Engllshman some years since vis-
tied the tomb at 81, Helena, and indiied
in the register verse on tho cx-embsfor
10 this effect: l'iis siiisaA
Boney was great man,
tdH3J A soldier brave and true; ;9A
But Wellington did lick him at iH
The fold of Waterloo.
u This was not in very good taste, not
exactly such an allusion as an English
man should be guilty ofoat the tomb ola
conquered foe. Nevertheless & iticon-
tanned an indisputable truth. A Yankee
visited the pace soon after. Determined
to punishthe braggap for so illiBeral and
unmanly an attack on the dead, he wrote
Immediately underlil: hae agnlsfE
But greater still and braver far, ,gsW
And tougher than shoe leather,
Was Washington, a man that could
'l' Have licked 'em all together.
The, next visitor was Frenchman,
who like all his countrymen, was deeply
attached to the memory of Napoleon
When he had read the first lines he ex-
claimed with looks OF horror aud disgust,
"Mon Dieu! Quel saciilege! Sans doule,
les Anglais sonte grand cochonsr' The
Yankee skippef's addition next attracted
his eye. He started as he read, gasped,
grinned, read the lines again, then dash
ing his hair, danced about the room in
paroxysm Of indignation, screaming,
"Diable! Monsieur Bull is one grand
brute! but lie ffere Jonathan is one savage
horrible! L challenge him! shall cut
him up in, very small pieces!" He
called for his horse. rode post hasle to
town, and sought the Yankee every
where. Alas! The bird had flown. A
ship had just sailed; the skipper was
gone! W
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,oTToWA.

Ksrh nailarrivss every Friday at 10 o'clock, AM.
esd departs same day At l04 o'clock. x. N ''itH
Southern mail arrives every Friday, at o'clock, p.
B. and departs same day at 81 o'clock, r.M.,a
.iWastsrnnn arrives every Friday at 10 o'clock, A
H., and departs same day al I0A O'Clock, A.M.s,ilt
Eastern mail arrives every Saturday at O'Clock,
-H.s and departs same day at e4 o'cIoek.r. N.
uls Nj. r. CLARKE, P. N.
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SHuN rM.-Let all the ladies' shun
the man who makes sweeping charges
against the sex. He either has > bad
heart or has formed. bis opinions Of wo.
non by intercourseswith the vicious and
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Arrivals and Departure. Of tn. Mails
GiIRoA.

Tks Wsssfl wall strives on Friday Of each week,
d ll4 eeleek. A. H.. and departs at II O'Clock, r.
fsIosk, A. M..And departs ut u o'clock, P N.
.YsNS l9lSSH# WICK, PRAY, r. n.
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A CoRREcr TASTE In ACHLDREy.---
In many ways the mother can attribute
to the formation ofa correct taste. The
FIRST hymns she teaches TO the lisper, and
even The earliest notes which she sings
for its lullaby, should be chosen with care.
The pictures with which the walls Of tho
nursery are adorned, should be selected
with studious and cultivated regard for
real beauty. Likenesses oflexcellenf
men and women, whose names you would
choose 10 have your ch sldren love, are /
very desirable ornament. A few elegant
historical pictures, which might be used
as introductions to general history or
which are calculated to inspire noble sem
timents, would be found Of grea, utility
in every family able 10 have them. A
few well-fhisbed landscape pieces would
also tend to foster a love Of nature in its.
cheerful and its sublime aspects. There
is refining and effectual influence sri--
sing from daily familiarity with the
scenery Of nature, whether il glows be-
fore US in its original loveliness, or in the.
representation Of The genuine artist.
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To PARENTS. can see that your
children attend school, punctually in tho
morning, and regularly evervl day, The
tardiness and irregulariiy ofscholais 10
one Of the greatest evils in our district
schools. Parents can, correct this evil,
if they u;ll. In Putney the average AZ
tendance last year was much greater
than the year belore--ihe average atten-
dance in one school Of so scholars being
60 days schools. In most schools in
the county, The average attendance isnot
over 40 or As days--more than one
fourth Of the schooling being absolutely
lost, needlessly lost, while the value Of
the remaining three-fourth lis greatlyEdi-
minished. If your children are tardy, or
occasionally absent from school, they
will not be interested in the school. or
make progress in their studies. Asisew
days absence frequently destroys The
value Of more than half the wintera
school. Ifyonr breakfast ia half an
hour TOO late, il may be the me ans sr
preventing your children from be;no IN.
teresied in their s,udiesfo ioat elavs'and
50 through the winter. Will yoo not.
then, as parents, see to Il thai your cAil-
dren attend she school punotuaiiv in the
morning, and regularly every days Rtp::
~. Tufts. .dlslys
| ], G Deacon Pequirk, 4, siaunnlct,hh tcnl-
perance rdan, accidentally swallowing 1
rousinS ,umbler Of gin, tho other day, was
asked how he felt alfsr il. How did /
lfeelt" said be, aWhy ! felt asif / were
sitting on the roofof our Westinghouse
aid every shingle wasa jswsharp,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24

CORRESPONDENCE 80 uK NEw YORK NERAL
w.. Inrr Dee "a IL

CORRESPONDENCE 80 unE SEw YORK HERALD.
Va, Cryr, Dec a. fs,s
II, Nee Ts',g- ~, As4"ss ta"s .snsiser R,roia.
hcs .9an,1af,a -. D,s's~. ef .frsa
laval myself ~ M departure e tue ba-k hyperion
fer New Orleans 90 frp.fd ycu he alterations nafs
IN The tsriH, "a ,. fsc-fiousJ termed the
tsrif TIE alterations ere Wv few aud slight The
dulles are ten per good. bat In the
main there n sltet.ton the prohibitions still
In force sno wittou, 10y o. odHestion To. merchants
here g'tersy 80 s.r. uucn thy had
hoped ma ne Ne tot -ouid nave had some n.
wing Influence oo bu,s.,a sbicb ut thi. moment 1.
entirely ct o stand.
The afest secoubts 81 the .rupa,i,r ., IN. "a, ~
san Juan DE- Ice Lsfsos vsry uo.at,.,..,o,x "a 4,
addition 20 the vsry huit.J smount ~ s.t.. a., -,
have been fuiBoU.iy To-. On- Of the b.., ..',.
the fsir vss cotton nsuts- 80. Enslisb ot,. .,.,.
prints costiua m auet 90. per piece 800
81 lrr.- ntttins t't- ~ ~ ~ Or. ..eh 80
evil Witch W.T. rtsu,t fr'm tots only IN. io.
date iuer, lot tes t-tGs sui b. r.nrn,
prlcss a. the pfss.rt tats@ stpsE ~ goods a, an
pointf tsffsst tl itssr ETH gr.at@r sstent
IL 10 siy n,sIsorht uu- me xrs1ua bot 10 tess
cefta decay ettcr gnitE frs.d IN tAts u.fortu.
e-sh ~ittafss frpus tho-~ s-uple com.
"a the sl.nstt tntu fctmer sucs~ss .,d a
really 90 va ~ - tzBt dsy in iisn-
Who iSvt stesdy p.ns ~ ne s,cD't, - ,su.ss
Josfc r'uid sIst as otae Uut these people
Another reeciu.iru .. spos-p ~ 10 Metio,. tlss
Arffs y tstmt 10 stts. t.rtE ufsAe hin Dicfs
Ter, aud there ~ b. d1ub. tust D. sit sacc D. a
haroa sssm 10 b. ma .is So of the pfe-.Bt govern
msnt Shtch 4 ~ iu ha,t 10 q impytsat Hrfrern
the Pr'fent fre'i@ aottiss more tnsn oid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24

Itvrt root- sttnu.lip Csnada-sr ard wiss sims~net
Paws ~ y tlarh .ua sd NJ Hirsca rnl isdt VI
tts re fs,i. MS s,tsla.r isSingtor' Rev s,ns
end lad frfisuc Nr n HtId ava ifd, safyi tnd ti.
korl, he srs ~ Norris AID i.dy, Phi q; qnhaan
hci ttesli smith Br.ss. N " pekurtoa, NV fpoai
" Btrt'swy Frarce Chss 2 Ross sentrs ! l. fs yde
I'm Iil. Hsvsbs: rtll Oiltans. vetern "; Cfas X
lser Pills stpsrt Nttaat. ssol net Psris Thomas.
" tirtlair. Ausus-e met ats ber-f uitrsfc
II kortfp v. Y Nontrrt. n re. J n allen
k,s1s David Pre-. IusIsud Nip ir n shmosea-
Itils. Fcraat Grru snsf -~rs y y. soiford onasn.
j., fsul -; L laer. frGgce Ia Ciart spatrss. v
Peloet, clssvi William Jos dsrson Ir. Abel Gag
Jao 81 hna sHrtrenI Prev0s d.; Proven os.la..
h Bsiinr Bel nore Psfers Gu o., rhs No s.,
Tcfcn't; CHS o. Co. hass Quseec. ca Oak.y v,
iss soy yonlI al saith 20; stcphsrs a.; d Nile4s.
hsuse. " besudry, scttre Jahu Frsfer, Jss
hrtvn, d.. keis ksy gefusny; chs Savo. Iiverc,,l q
Torcfsw, Trrisnds fewusrn Jra Phllip, s0a 4 ss.r
Wsstirsfcfs Ccleus Jrrsef: Chrholan teal
Nin'h,H ~ irsN hes h. tcs Hs, N. dos l. Oestr
az J. ~ koe ss bex a FinrlaV. H.vrs
p tase Bcsto-i Ntrte, foud n Bist ow an 49,,
vsrt ~; kcsry Loi = Pits 81
FCr Hshfsr-sr Hli Hslifsr. L L.sles a.. s.ri
story Co. Dr ksc0regor, ga Rtsu-1ot.l, ~.
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FpH There IL nothing Of importance doing. While
prices rtmsin tmitaily the cane.
tttfcHrs -tt tton va sngsgsd for Liverpool 81 s.
32d tett st &C., ctrn ~ a. - Cd hravy goods gOs
slo four u. I'd 40 bbis -four taken 60 LONDON
10 hh up 10 ls. Go. 10 Hstre rates continued very
dun wi'h BIT little Offering. 70 aaforaia rates
vsfishs, but with sir auouut OtsriBa, messuenrnt
e''os scccirg 90 the vs,ssi and other eifcu
a. cntsct, vsiitd ON Coo % scc and loo eeut. pes
cubic while the current figures tor heavy goods
vie shtut a. previously quoted
tKr1. Sa al talss bunch rs-ius at - IS ~ SIX;
al, 1uu bse. Siciy nds II&c sud Is casks
rsttsNth e.. months.
tia, Tie nsii.t vs better, With q fair demand for
th'ftitg, ct 6zhc. per l1O lbs sno sales 10 fair
Hr1s- The sale. for tho lsst three day. have been
hntrd The naiket vEs easter. IN cunssquencv Of
siss hodit On Ia expectation ~ srtv.is 20 large
IN cut. bodsfs however wsrt nrm wIIh 'a~s Of 90
bcttts Ayrer ~ "a lb- at Ike add A,51O West
C,sH q trttsl An.rics 20 lbs stpsc - IN mooths.
lIsD b. msItet ass better sta sales VI 400 pig,
Game a. % 10 snontbs VITA Interest
H. AtHEs Fscsipts we're coming In freely, and the
ost sLd about eJuH' 90 them Prices since
ltst tap,s - foloss. b.mlocs, cole. light seghts,
- ito lthc miodling lshc lose and heavy
MoiAsus There s NO vsri.,iop to notice in prices
sta the ,sls. ere 200 bbl, Ns- oriesss at 2oisc
Ns,si srasts ssie Of tOo bills. Moth county Re-
sip ss made at 81 90, snosti Turfsntine continues
Ons Iirs~d Z, quiet and nOmiuslly quoted a, SOC.
To- neinh sid Americans Fslm s selling 10 niVde
fste Wy stOkc
s. ts 81 90 fr Old prlne and ~ IS 1915 tor new;
tld hru, 9th email ssies Mt fto 20 SlU -.
Beet y eu al 80 50 l2 for prime snd s. 50 So IS
~ ntss Beet hams STEADY Sales a 70 bbis 81
sl3 Lard slso steady; sVO bills. sold At 81 63.c
std %, h,sss,tA stAc. fickled mrsrs w-te In Isir
uqUest st higher pricss. Sales az haas have been
msde atty axe Butter and cheese we're IN mode.
rs'e den sno 81 Tricss unchanged
kits cuptiruss to move. sud MARKET we'll held
Al out 4t0 cake chsretd bands at IS i2s 81 so.
sJosts ifice, exhibit no change spd the sales Are
100 bids Nev Orleans at O o. Sic, mosths
Tonscco There vss not much sctivtty in The 1aa--
hst bidders or xivus TO dispose Of their etory
and prices rtmsin uncssosed The sales for u. lat
thr,e Gays r-sches leo hbds Vrgns and Kent lckyst
axe so boxes Florida, en- privste terms; and IS
boxes rtnp,ylvs seed leaf at IL q l6c.
wooL.-The arrivals Of this staple By railroad con-
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Died.

On "Wednesday, 2sd instant, Thomas II. KsLLryGER,
aged ~ y,srs
his relatives aud friends respectfully invited to
att.nd Dis funeral, ON Thursday afternoon. at two
On Wednesday, 23d instant, SAsAn Ann, wife of Alex
snder Smith, In the s2d year Of her age.
Her fii-r ds. and he members Of Clinton Lodge No
IA 40. Of O. F. are respectfully invited to sttenl her
funeral fro IN her late resdet Thirty street.
near Eighth avenue, on Friday, 18th instsnt at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ.
On Wednesday, January 20, AnsL sAMsis In the 25th
year Of his age.
HE relatives and friends invited to attend his
funeral without further In vifsfion from his late resi-
dence' No. 3e3 Broome street, Saturday the 10th
instant. ct ten o'clock
On Wednesday. Jan. %, % eonfumption, EDWARD
CUMMINGS, In IN. 35th year Of bis age
His friends ard respectfully
IN attend his funeral this Afternoon At three sock
precsey ON his late residence No. 273 Elizsbsth 1T
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The psrknnan Murder.

lFlhli ihf BOSTON trTtlu. jan. ~
lev al The dtVtiopeueGts 4 AIDE hefpre tLa Grand
jul AttAtiFu - "a TNtiAps uihoTN case
cut aud form the subject OF public comment. The cir
rsAnce tf finding Ia ruf Nebstsrs laboratory the
tho one OF thr thigts Of human being inbei-
d. n tan la tea box VII Of be recneeted.
II appesTs lat tb- tan in which the remains were
found brought fiom Prot. Wsbsters house In Cam
b.ioFe suest, by Mir sAwD, the express man, At the
tine he conveyed the grape vine cuttings to the
lTCttssor lahOrutury.
We learn that Ars Bentw no resides In Cambridge
port The brioee. terrified before the Grand Jury
u the fact that tue fr, had called upon her
OF tao after the disappearaDee 81 DR. rsrkmsn. and
asked her ~ che could not state that she recog the
doctor passiIg he bridge Upon her Replying that
che Old not he urged her 10 reflect carefully ard dis.
cover b'tber tuch cGn-,snce could DOT be recall
ed To ben mind She stil igsised upon her gnoraucs
IL the mater 1ud Profsssor Webster oxclained
Alas, ] ftsr the poor doctor has been murdered
IL will b. iecoleeted thai the tollnsn the other
end OF The bridge fas asserted that the doctor pa.sed
him en- the GfoiDoo 81 the dsv Z hs disappearaucs
o. tie Iifh a. bic arrest the Professor requested the
ClteIs 10 lake different Cou-o from that In which
they Wete th'D og. fer the purpots of calling Mrs
ECit ara intrr1 tr atirg her again on the subject
he r.ultitude 81 v! In he have given
orgriyauces TO appear the tfst Msndsy In March,
The SUpr Judicial ourt, at Thieh time the prisoner
Will lie GTIG,E, aud the probably Proceeded With
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MARKETS ELsEwaERE.


Bosror, jan "a, 1880. Brokers Boa.d 40 shares YER
mont Central Railroad Az; Is do, do 500 AZ; ~ do.
Do s6ud 44's 10 DO washing ton bnit ~ 40 shsrmW
ac ~ a. s,aa os sd'
rse,u,. R.;irosa ios 10 do South shore Rsiro.d IA IL
DO Vtrmcpt ard Mass Rsroad 26X 26; 20 do western
Railroad l0 do Boston aud Pro,idrpos Railroad 49,
Co. Boston and Maine Railroad lob Sreogd Bsard-l0 s
vermont ,estra hairoA3 tt1s: 90; boston ana Maine
AL f'Au' NO. ~ w. t ~ -. ~ '' n~u S.N
BALIIsoRn Jan. UISi "o saryiasd ss 1859; Am %.
~, ~ r. s,p. n ~. wr % " nss'
2si. DO 2s. 20 Wastern RsnI Ievl. IA ia,l " a.V
more ana Ohio Railroad, B. "
,o,r,r,c x.nvr-s
NJ p o. AZ ~" re. ~. -ux -s,-
r.nn..- o, $50 60 a.,,,,.. ' 800 suo.ns
y,,n."tt S.r.s",.- S..e - 80 " s' 80 va.
,,n. b 49, has IN ~ p, 800 80 . w a., ~
.s. n.. 80 ..1. - ono 49, % -. ~ LIE
~" csc ~ 49,. -. -. lis 90" ns
,oo - rnorh,. 1870. - - - - ~. 49,, -
- p. wv , US ~ nYh, y. oe ~ so s.1o p'' 90
~, 49,. va -. 10, 20 10. ~. .u.s W 80
IT, . :. go 40. ~ p.S =, ~ .no ~.
49, ~, -, , 90 -, ~. ~ .'.o - 80 - ~
I, .".o w o'I9 - 'nsu0, w., eHpo'r "
r.psa -. p''oo 20 .u Nv. Is".p- nc
-, Enc, ~. s 90 ,Ss o r;.t .a t NC WIZ
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEDNEsDAr, Jan 23-6 p. VI.
The Nisgars being considered about due at Halifax
had tenesney to check movements in trade, while
the prices of most articles of produce steady
1hsre lees done In cotton, and the market was
thought to be rene easier Western and State aoar
dun at previous rates while Canadian aud
Southern were firm. wheat was In fair request with
afttsdy hone demand for milliag, aud With good
exTorI dsnHLd fer canadian. Corn was 10 good de.
ntnd With 'ar ,aiss az steady prices kye scsrcs
AM rtm. Rye hour wss ftm and in good demand Mesl
var Gun tork exhibited little better feeling At yes
tefosys prices There was marked change iu other
pr,yLions Coffee continued hrm, Will. ,ale. we're
limited Sugar aud molasses were In fair request at
Asnts The demand for pots continued fair ~itba
buoy market and sales OF 90 bbls at 50 81 So u.s.
tearls we're dun ct So 50 oGh.
EEEA. srUFFs.- F1our-Tlis day business amounts
N s!Co barrels including 1000 barrels Canadian,
a. 81 s. ordinary to straight state at 81 SIX
30 a SIS t2h, and fspcies and extras at S. 6l1
50 90, a. In quality. OF common To straight state
there la been 200 barrels sold for March deli.
very ct SIS SIS IS, included in the above ssa,asrn
fteur was In good demand, and the market active
common GeorgeIown, and Frrderiossbury country; SIS
90 50 G2A Tor fancy Georgetown and So Is for extra
Gsorpeowp. kss flour Wa In fair requs., and arm.
with ts.s q 400 bills st SO Tor river aud SO l2h for
good Jcuey Corn Meal was heavy, with snslI Gales OF
y.rsey ~ 80 ~ and 100 bills Brsndy vine at 81 12
Hhai--A 1fm marks, for export and milling The
try fsle rave notice g. 100 bushels inferior ola
Chico tpriug wheat at SAKE Rye Scarce aud hrm,
at csc Osis were In good demand prices we're steady
CON- firm and In good demand, sth sales Of II 900
tushels At tsc for damaged Southern c9hc Gle for
South and Jersey yellow Gle 81 for do white
62s t3c fer Western mixed Old, aud 6Ie for round
yellow
cooo.. Sales OF 90 bags Para made Of &C., short
price
Corrgt.-Ths market continues firm. with Gales o.
Bio at lSt,c kl5ac aud Java at 1zc some small
parcels 81 Domingo sod a. lie but IL lie hardly f.ir
ust a. The market
Co,1oS The sales TO day were abou: 900 bales d.
vldtd between fpBp.rs aud exporters rhs fast that
the Nisrsfa IL hourly expected at Hal'Ax tsn1. 20
cheek any movement q moment iiud-fz ara gra
81 prices IN changed. We ccntinus % QUOTE
LivFRrooL pLassrIlA-tus
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Cisares.
shirs-vSinisr. Johas y. sAA Francisco. W KabAIi
Ian n Ns,sisss Iruh afs1 o.sS Ss
Ia'f-Js.. ., Cssi So iIiSs. R rs%:p r. ro,,c R
n VI' H., no,uss, ~ eists c,e Anderson Co Pstar
brs-' Aod'r'en raAi . asiA' ss. coo. Aaisr.oa
setr,- Peel Bu,iea. sa'rs.sg,oo CITY vi .si Ion
fS %,y W % e. s'i,s W., s9n4.% Gen laros
Vsn 81 s,s., p sss q s' ,a' tr.a,i
P r,,. iS sS ,n.sss =. .ss,a l,
,,sie1Iifi,Gsri. Bro.n Fioyidsnee; cAb. Cook. Nov
Arrived.
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