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The g. ~ b highly c..
.conc< = - q Il natures
80 o1 ~ -, IN Soah.
crn )ootu, (il lcfl in the
gro1 Y, ~ lutFllloni qnalll,ea.---
~ 3 boo(o have fully maturcl,
~ ~ - > elosay day, or carly
~ m6gnins wiring the tops from
|thol, ond paek ihem down ia Ilry
- Take q bprrcl and put a
1nycr Of nntl or the bottom. then n
layer of bec's, then sand, aipl SO on,
until Il Is fall place N a cool, dry
pbee, and you lauy have fscsh, sweet
bcels, ior lhe table, all the tall and
wih'cr. Irish polatocs may BE- pre-
seNed IN the smc way. Snap beans
may bs preserved by packing in salt
again, and so on, until tue barrel OF
lar is ful. When. the Snaps are
van'tj lof use, soas ,hcm lor
tacuty tour hours, changing lhc
wu,cr frcqachily. okn ard egg.
plant m1y te gu, in Ihiu slices, and
luel IN the sun, when perfectly
dlicl paga away ~ paper bags ;soak
,hcm a fgw hours before cooking,
ahl lLey viii be nearly equal 70
frcsh gathered Vegetables. Butter
snd Lima bears may be shellcd and
dried ia tie sua ulul .ley aill kocp
al u.gHinicr. tomatoes may be
sluwtl, spread on tin pans, and
dFitj, then pvt nvay IN papcr bag
lfor future use for staps ani stew.
,bey vii do as we'll as fresh ga,hcr'
e1 t0matoes.
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CATCH THE SUNSHINE.


through dark and disma eloud,
Though Il fails 30 faint end feeble
Un heart with ssrrow hoW'd;
Catch il quicklv; Il is passing.
Passing rapidly away
Il has only come TO tel yen
There Z yet abrishser lay.
-
One pals hicAssing beam Of light,
There Is joy within its giimm'ring,
whi<periuk, Ms not always night.
Don't b nslAe, sirhinr. wcepins, q
Lock ~ lbok ur, like rnsnl
There's - siAese -rurc in darkness,
Catch the stkshinc when vou can.
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sateg 0h9og ! ~ ---A.reh land.
losl % lpslanI eaec csGe.y op-
pressed 4 pasr widow. IIei l1n, q
hule b9y sl digit ycurs sw Il. lie
afterwards becsnd n painter, ahl
painled o lie likencss of The sccne.
Years afterwards be placed 4 where
tie man saw i. He turned pale.
Issusled in every joint and Oaered
any sum to purchase ], tia. 10 M cit
put It ont Of sisi.. Thus, there ,s
IN invisible painter, drawing on she
canvass Of the soul a lifc'iikcness
rejecting correctly al shc passiess
asa, actions oi onr spiEi;ual history
IN earth. Eternity VII reveal ,Aaa
70 every man. We must meet oui
eaf.h lie again.
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tkI IN hss a eliiw mon soar lime
IN a. va IN 10 nm ala a.. ID
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80 sv,v cam I've . .soe.s.,ots
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sse,e.v r sll ,he tide We n Viii,
' .ac sfss, 50 llsLly a. yoarl i
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I1aev "a a,r. aud ,ba, yos have
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own ,,.ao,r.. ..thc time vbieh usee
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.ons q a prae,isaI uoiut--.i. h, a,
81 81 aim of yaur lie to give yo
n,fe a portion. Of your tine al
AZ ss.s-h,fto not alwa'
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ia, .,aass. Hfsl lnIH 1n a ~
NJ .,h.ain-ni HHfiaH ~
\ ts months wv
p.tat m1aihs ~
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~ hlbanl Dmlaelipu maa lof
lu.af aiio.liaaa.
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"a, pfie, Of nylabef, Wlii z flas'il
ulisg4iab1 Haf ~ Leal idrs il1
nsd naH ms ~ The fhf N ~ TF1e
Of l0 ilsis, o, less, iof NE NJ lassfil ilgH'
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gn.F lassfiion, n piiii.i M ~ ~.
llag ~ piJ hDie pfIff', hfy 1ipsl pt'
Nh si..,rhffr nun r. h Peauif MI
81. a. WASH, Plpint'an
fRNi communications hNfi h' L
a-snei - ~ y. Wiap, fa1a Pamela
Mississippi.
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Nv ~ pgfcairfioyt, hom lat.n linnd
Rll, 10 Fancy rarll. donn Win Nealn'''
AL Di.pAtsh, anA N f'isonahlf i'fn''
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WoRru TtrTd.--Thc FrcncL
Gazette Melicalc states tha, by ar
aeci'ieu, charcoal has been discover
ed to Le cure for burns. By lay
ing . pisce Of cold charvoal upon
the bsTn the pain sabsides nnme,li.
as +. b leaving the charcoal on
aa Aaar she wasal Is heale., % has
Iteeu demonstrates On several occa-
Isio-s. The tcinejy Is cheap aul
ia Ie, and csr;sisly deserves lrisl.
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rar 4 sshcss Doctor" in 0'onh
made a BET os twenty dollars that Ne
SoBIl remtTe from any horse any.
thing nature bad uol placed oa .ss
heass. meahing finsboae. spas D.
Sc. A wa took the bet, shove
hitn q uoFss sase lor one A1ndie.l and
fftv dollars % q fassrils herss, ana
pockcsd the twenty iolizfs.
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tia; !, IS ihe rope Of tho telily /;
.pall It. and it rings tic bell up IN
Heaven. Keep On palIing il aa,I
.,liyagh Tie bell ! rp - hish ysu
csuh0t hrar 4 ring, lepeui aPOn i. .
It can bs heard IN ilrt5wsr "
rfeascn. sna Is rinsiag 'tefoFe lie
,hrose Of God who wi give you
answers Of peace aeeordiag % tsur
fzi,b.
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s5-A lanasis osce Informed ..
plssician. viso wss classifying cases
=. insalasy, shss lc had Ioss hs = ils
81 watching a pAilsiau sless soarse
Mas - srssAedlha. ittalael Ais brain.
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Crr Lao .-Jer A.g leits u az.
u ~, aml a't a0w W pai eu'ar. o.
very popnlr .' .t.t. las e.lca rise
iou sketch Of e erlsin, DC D aed
formation. I. Is giycuin palapl'ct
l1rm, Ad lgom o are tle Following
: ssmei,s IN bIel of de "llauty
or ,he &, .0gn Of ilspre 30 Aar 81
fAe brtelsHta." u seems e was
kaca by Cspi. Sauae. G. lieid.
i.lgudef ol ~ put&pa Gaeni
Aum grong. anl ma,s 81 hm.c.
N Ncw York, BY hs T.ftanl b
lumber Of young hHes. Tho h-
u ;n VA ~ ,sl ~ ap aes o. Con-
&c o8rl 4, / l3, sli il,e ,.ev
ass wasf hoisu4 70 III g. ...gI
5 Washing 5f. 18Th iar'l, SIS
\ iess.a'i5a aNf e.aEip4 Cart
Reii she al'llot IL ,is DE-. I
prt cnsine Mm .hs ~ oi Con-
gross, hag Been reairr fyr gy.fiI
sessions, and i.ls claim lor ,hr lo..
0f DC vessel hos gtoa On ihe yrva.,
cnlenlaS Tgt ,Is IL. hsif set.nry,
aud aot rid yet.
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n1If the dsS:or sulers ias'<, Lss
~. tbs pasisn. . ri:hs'o grvvl
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Dig your potatoes vi4en tue
ground Is dfy sou can ilep galass
them flee from Dirt, then stow them
away under cover, wlrcrc .ag grOa
viii nos touh them.
fbsds are ahe bess protection oi
saslssn asaluas ice.
r.aaii, vleh droopmg, aEc revived
By a few grains of camrhOr.
sulphur Is valuable IN preserving
srrpcs. etc. from insects.
Lara lever spoils in warn wealth
eg, IL ilis cOOAsd enough IN l'yins
gli.
n feeiifs ,5rt ,iAiy pond.
ground 20 as lr es tnc hanifcd
pounds in tic kerrsl.
Corn meal shsnid - ts Toans
ytry Hue, It il jures rishnass o.
| M
Tarhita os small DR. have ioaDl'
the nutritious matter ihai laree oue
have.
RMs and other ysaaia are kcp
AMY from srsin By srinAling Q
garlic saen packing the sleavcs.
PdA ffJT WxiTuEA-Oue 0T n
nost simple methods, ahl At u
same time ehesbest meats. OF srtI
aeialiy lowelins lie ieupeFsi iEl
Of tic reom i, sg vet a elosh of an
lsixs, lhe lHgsr tiis better, and y.
4 pcul''s iipEhe rlaee yca wafl csol
inr le. the ro0r te wcii vrn'ila'e'
sna NJ ,chpetasura viii s.sk fr"i
~ 10 twenty degrees in les ma
hsIl a hour.
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J. I .I,s' s'i''S:S')!l:|I
boz, atd slc lanshs ~ y kalvtsI.
Second mair.agci I've 'earl ssy
W Ila-l's lisc winr -ust ,olie p~o1-
crly iidrel Of uusll thoseeoud ~ =.
Damn iee,s- 10 tlliak thet two
or .lres "a Of damp i.aN si.Ould
50 hnegs d9wH tie majesty Of mau.
4 ,eg regue-llal hs to CO.. !.
heIahho .'Ioal, led is, h,arpou
,Lc khin "a The church marble.
wes-I,s my tsli4 thal woman
W. mat. jewc, wo,c i#cu'el only
to make Ler the more a.fchievoui.
A wtiding gawn--Aittr all 'hcfo
Is Soin1aiug aeon, a Wedding gowu
pfcstIqi .aa's sfy lser gown III iAe
ss,A.
X DMhrg irglnlse-ile ~ se'. hcf
anl pgop ell Such beautiful Up /.
| Mans o. I gi.e-hc Na l0si upgu
tAt corr tcls.
Maids md wiyes-AWo'nen nfc III
lelike. Racn thoy'is maids ,ley're
mild as si,s; ; once make en- vrts,
unl lhef lean ;heig Lassss sssihat
theit marriage ee..lla.ca, ana Dc y
lyon.
womk's love of df,ss-1a.k a
woman 70 o 'ca.psry iasthc Garden
Iof Eden, and sss'a Ne sure to draw
up ser eTe -lldysnd seresm; III sal' I
g0 without ancw goal.2
Tn vu.Esr Bfsp.-.Thc geh.
lefaltpihioa. j., il.if he vaire e
oil tsrdsis thc peacock. We ihIul
thss the goose u tho vaiucst. 4
goose. siusn Saicring a.barn Ieou
Tie dor.way. invariably bobs Ac
head 10 avoid hitting tue top
. EflsniIy, every goose ihiAks hersel
liitecn frs' high.
: Ths.nay''o very ve'l fer gcesc
"a, lhe yhiitss Sc isse." otaR 81
woman under fail saiIsct aiai1asis
n bonnet With feathers, ribbons, kc.
5 ad anrse sfi1ia ot sfihe,re 90
! !, Eauness. sseh isvssiiy sfsaoiiiei
rdr 4 sshcss Doctor" in 0en
made q bet Ds twenty dollars that
so1ii Fe,atfa from ans hoFse an'
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lagsiieIas
NlA .lH4A.l.I. ha4l
nalliainff w.
Fif unfortunate N
fff isa''n iH ihhl Interest
uIUa tiiaar, etg. uei We
ffH fU'fUH
"lf ihs AngH onhrel happens %
|lill rulHmhu. ilNfll 30 NJ m
saiff 'H thtyl swIhliA hlm
HHi NJ l# hWu before W ran maie
.INeled lam"
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,rnan werl mal. l0t m, o ~ ~ M
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ra~ A fal man enters tho follow.
az grievance Il ed IA Ia. man,
sta REQUIRE ROOM. | had 70 travel
hyd.lsncc from Mcccinbin France.
/ cent llic lascally gaiqon from the
hotel 10 book Two places fol INC, and
p,ll for thom. When ! came 10 the
Office to take my place, ! found they
Lai booked one scat for me inside,
and lhc other out"
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rs- "When wss Roms built
10 .bs Bighi.n "ln th nlshii
IIau DO you lasle lhal UT = "why,
sif. Won now Reme wasn't built IN
= day"
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80 II yon want to kiss pfci.y
girl. Why. kiss hcF--if you can. IL
! prc.y girl wants to kiss you, sAen
Ic. her, Ike . man.
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e. smob sitting Iscsiae hls
suss.bes,t. wishing: sally. VISA
|Ivasa E.h. and you vas a bait |,
g5Hy, tow III bi'e."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
INIfJMiN TREATMENT OF AN ORPH.iY
CHILD.

Tie following letter comes to us with the name OF
the writer. SO we publish il. but not without strong
suspicion that il is hoax:
FrsnKILL LANDING, Feb. 3, 1853.
On Tuesday morning last the inhabitants OF this
vicinity startled by the announcement that Z.
Mr.. -, a lady who holds high portion IN soct-
ETY., had been in the habit of brutsy treating an or
phan ghl taken by her TO bring up. The modes Of
torture which the child has been subjected are ya-
rious. One was 10 make the victim hold hot poker
in her hand until completely burned to blister, aud
after doing, to take a ruler and whip upon tho
burned parts. Another mode was to strip the child
naked lay her upon the floor, and then draw the heat
ed poker different parts of her person, burning
her in frigbtful manner. At another time she put .
gag in the little girls mouth, and made her keep IL
there for 81 hours, without iosd or drink. shinS
was attached 10 each end of the gag and tied at the
back If the girls head. The sufferer was asked why
she did not unite the string, and the answer was tbas
il wac tied in hard knot - firmly that SANK INTO
the flesh and she could not unite u. AZ another time
the woman cut all the hair off tue childs head, aud
uron the top OF her head is burn, caused by csmiug
in intact with hot st0yepip0 on an occasion OF DC
ing pun sled. The excuse gwen for cutting on tho
clds hair that il was 81 long that her neck was
continually dirty and ( was the only way sue couid
remedy the matter. The child is Sery pretty, for-
tuguese by birth and about twelve or thirteen years
of age. She tells the story vi her wrongs IN
forward way, without once contradicting nsnen.
tbouoh she told il over and over again 70 dherene
persons and has been questioned IN every way ms
- il Southern lady, moves in the nrst society
and was very much respected before tins staftins ae
yeo,nent. Ii had been rumored around ior some
time pa that she had been in tho habit Of abusing
tbis child but never ont until last Tuesday morn
inc, when Mr.. III. n. Swift made complaint against
her, and she was instantly arrested and pat under
81 coo bail to appear for Trial the second Monday IN
March. Mrs. - has for some time past kepe
school for little children in the southern part OK
this village in the place long known as the Wrens
Nest. Tie children under her instruction are non.
the first families in the vicinity who are greatly
shocked at this occurrence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
POISONING IN GENE SEE COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Rochester Democrat and American.
ALABAMA, N. Y, Jan. 30, l85S
case of poisoning has been under investigation 10
this town for few days past, which, II substanuafso
exceeds in atrocy any case recorded in the annals OK
criminal Jurisprudence.
Some time in July, 1856 Henry Hoag, respectable
citizen of this town, died quite suddenly. About az
weeks ailer his DEATH a little daugt ter hvs os SIX
years DID, died after illness of only - hours sus-
pcions Of foul play entertained by some a. the
time, but no. action was taken 10 the case. Last
Spring an infant Child (born subsequent to Mr.. Hoaga
death) died after short illness. Suspicion was again
aroused but nothing done. Last Fall another
child some two years DID, died under still more sus-
pcious circumstances a post mortem examination
was had but tie chemst TO whom the childs stomach
was sent neglected to anayze its contents: But tho
community had become satisfied that the death OF so
many members Of family, under such circumstances,
required further aton, and the bodies of AL OF
them were exhuwtd, and the stomachs OF the three
first and portion Of the duodenum OF the last secure
am, upon ANALYSIS arsenic was found 10 them all.
Suspicion at once pointed to the wife aud mother 40
the person who admin.e .ered the poison, and she was
arrested aud is in our county jail nj batsvisy
awaiting the action OF the Grand Jury which sits neII
week.
Since her husbands death she has been msrricd
again TO man by the Of Frisch, who hved with
her but a shor. time, some difficulty having arisen
between them.
Some wears since three other Of her children died
quite suddenly, with symptoms almost precisely simi.
lar TO the last ones ard it il inferred that she poisoned
them also from the fact that she confessed thst She
posoped the first one but that she did IL accidentally,
and through mistake. Altogether, IL Il ono OF the
most horrid eases on record That woman would
poison her husband may not be incredible but that
mother would poison deliberately one after another,
six Of her own Png reems too nhumsn tor Ds'lei:
case will soon be brought before the proper tribunal
for investigation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
KANSAS.
ITEMS or NEWS.

From Or Special CcUe-rordenl
LAWRENCE, X. T., Jan. 25, 1858.
have heard a repor: that the shawnee Indians
had burned down several of the towns or hotels in
the Shawnee Reserve constructed last year BY tho
Westport shawnee Association. Itwas stated that
shawnee Monticello, Oxford and Lexington had
thus suffered.
also learn, from messenger from fort Scetf,
that there possibility Of further trouble in thatdi-
rection the Deputy Marshal having again Undertaken
to get up "posse" 10 oarest the FreeStste settlers
| anu inclined TO think, however, that 1t may blow
over without anything serious.
Under the .upposition that the Kansas difficulty
will be settled in the Spring, or early IN the SUM
mer some of the Pro. Slavery len and noted bor-
der Rlflans are preparing 10 leave for AriIsnis
next May. Several Of them boast that they WIZ
have offices there under Buchanan. / learn that
Sheriff Jones expects to be United States Marshal
wien the Territory is organized
The Territorial Legislature will do nothing thia
forenoon. Tie weather is cold and rainy again.
Navigation is still open.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

The CoIoRED VETERAEs.-In noticing the honor0
paid TO the Coored Veterans at the celebration Of the
fortytbird anniversary Of the Battle Of New-Oreans,
We Observed that they fought for their masters,
&C. and in doing 40, we under the impression
that portion at least Of the cocTed corps consisted OK
slaves. This however, was an error, as ": have
been assured by Committee representing the Col-
oed Veterans consisting OF Is my Populus, -. ID. f-
Herman and j. Bstable. BY an act passed by tho
Legislature of this State in 1872 Gov. Clairborps
was authorized A" to organize IN corps of tni-
ltia as soon he might judge proper fjr me de.
fense of the State, certain free men OF color 70
" be chosen from among the CreOles, and from among
" such had paid State tax" &c. Under ths scts
two bataiiOns Of free colored men were organiIed
obedience 10 the proclamation OF Gen. Jsckson, fom
his headousrters in Mobile the 2st Of Septenbers
1874 and in the glorious conflict OF arms which FOL.
low I'd few months after they took conspicuous and
truly honorable part; Inese oa,tsno9s % we're COM
and ID Aquin These obserysto we make in yindi-
cation OF the truth OF history, and IN order that the
colored veterans may have the full merit to which,
their stairs and position entale them They wish To
have il understood that they were free volunteers in
their courtys cause and that their action was no6
that Of compulsory service IN. o. PcAyue, Jan. u.
WHOLE FAsLY IN PRIsOS.-On the l2th inst.
young gill about seventeen years OF age named Ann
Care, was brought before the Police Court on q
charge Of dsorderly conduct, and was sentenced to
the House OF Refuge until she is Of age. In passing
sentence, Judge Pruden stated that sic was the iss
of the family at large; that the father vas no~ con-
nned IN tie Penucntlary n.50 " "'ss-o
a man; that two sisters, older than the pris?pcr,
were in the City Prison, where they have been
several tines, although quite Young ~ yesms
and that ttl younger brother 400 rov '',iss ,k.s
were in the House OF Refuge, enu w" W"
lat Of the family would be sent to keep them CON-
napy. On leaying the courtroom Ann used the most
Insulting language to the Court and on being ssn
;i " H. fs,rts of several officers to control her.
ON Ieaip W the fact Judge Pruden sentenced her ts
ten days on bread and rs., at 10 s@pSs
70 70 t H. If Refuge. father and five children
spending their lives in prison i indeed sad spec
taole. l"'"''e" o"N'
prnys1rraSIsN ESTRAoRDlsARY.-We learn thac
.syeroI geptemen wishing TO satisfy their curi-
80. a. TO whether the feat Of walkrg l0O hours upon
a ni,nk. without rest or sleep, can actually be per-
forued have offered purse OF $50 to the msn thse
alks the longest time and that four men-an Anen-
cap an Eng lishu an, Frvnclman and an r,sninAos
have aleady entered their to contend 70, 'ns
wager. lD's'"" ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

pleasure Than 70 have obtained IL II viii be remsu,-
heied a. one among the uany acts that have doos him
horror asa umape and icelt representative of the
United States at the Court of Spain Boston Posi-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
AGRICULTURAL.
MAPLE SUGAR MAKING.

Are you ready = This is a question that should be
considered now and at answered to the salts
faction of every in the country who the Of
sugar bush sugar camp, sugar orchard, maple grove,
or whatever name he may call his collection Of sugar
producing trees whatever the number, whether five or
five hundred.
Let every one remember that drops, little drops Of
rain upon the mountainside fill the spring. the brook,
the creek the river that rolls torrent down to the
seaside and swells the ocean.
Let every one remember that in e time Of exhausted
granaries, recommendation to plant one acre more
had its influence toward the great harvest result,
adding many, many thousands Of bushels Of grain to
the grand product.
Let every one remember that il is not high prices of
produce but its abundance, that brings prosperity to
the whole country. No country cver prospered in
time Of dear food. Nothing ever produces such an
abundance of sourness in the Domestic circle a. dear
sugar.
One year ago there existed combination Of interest
among some large Cuban sugar producers and wealthy
merchants of the leading cities of the commercial
world by which they able to control the prices OF
sugar and moasses In of reports of the state
oi the market in January, 1857, we remark:
SUGARS continue quiet. owing to tho advanced pena; Of
Including hhds Clarified annexed prices We qaois
stlCIa1, $b........'..'.'.'.''.''''''''' ho,n;
NewOTeans ...'.........''''..'''..'..'"' 9a
Cuba Muscoysdo.. sdo.....s.,......'.....'''''.'" tew,
Porto Hie9 ,i,SiJ
Havana Brown and felsw......'.."'''... gld
Manils '.''..'''..''.''''''''''''' stg
a.H: Stuart: bosSls Ss'isi1; Rssntd Io.i
stuaIts Double Refined Crushed. q
s,usrs Double Refined Ground. .....l2td-
MoLAssls-We quote: nam
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Trinidad Cubs.........4i as