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forTns, ~ NJ paahJ 1ae Aol
-. 80 80 -. -. sA1Esr. Maroh a. 1897
H1R s,e C. eq%era Eara z Mayey s. s e @
te raca;,nt ~ no-' ,.S e
panyins the resolutions which the Cty connai
have done ne tie honor to pass, So ana I Is % have
invitation from the Board STRIDE s ssnnid hsua
reped enriier but for tT,ar hay;n haa
to South Danvera Mass ana cenae1nentn cena m,ssans
having only been received by me since nv iats 4s,
am mora than gratifs al The evidence have
receiyedibf the deeply felt appreciation by the
people OF the South, Of my efforts to 5accompl;sl,
what Il may be able to do for their benefit and in
throughout the South, and III mng indeed say
throughout our nation an earneat desire fI,.frnr;
crate with the gentlemen I have named as TINS
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And am especially pleaseG to receive this warm
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Envnnnnh Market.

H SAVANNAH, April 11-C CorroN-The market has been
exceedingly duu during the past week and the tendency
Mddlngs have commanded from 2ec to &c, and to-dny
we have to quote At There have been transac
which was demanded BY tho buyers, and In the
hope that the slight advance in gold have good
result Holders up Of the opinion has
ter advices. t% 4E HeS - 5.s5s: 4 sI'
In Sea Isand there Is nollin doing and it may be
ssd to be dull and nominal Most Of that Ersda on the
market Is Of nm inferior quality and Ia not In demand
better article, however, would command . mir price,
The receipts at tis port snce the 9Th inst amount
to 1878 bales of Upland land M bales OF sea Isln The
exports for tho same period amount to 1O62 bales IN
lsnd, and 133 bales Sea Island
EsI7l5Fl54 COTTON STArEhfEn.r -
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.AuGusta Market.
:: sl:Ho,rlA.r--Money continues

9.I1is AuguStHs Market. 80
AUGUSTA, April 4. Money continues!
.Go1D-Brokers buying st&135 and sentng ht 1877.
GBnvRnBrckers are buying at lob and Selling at Is
~ SEoUnrrRs quote Geofgfn RAILROAD dividend In.
cluded3 70cs City Bonds; 75c.
Co7roN-The market Inns been weak to-day ana prices
declined since yesterasy. Sales Of strict Middhng
made atabout &c in e carly pert OF tho day TOt
amount sold, 218 bales, follows: at a. 2s of
~ at 2k3s at ST at 26 II at 25 % OF 2E2at
25x, ~ at %, and At 26X. Receipts 1l7 bales
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The Br bark Regina, Cummingcr from this port for
liverpool, arrived at Queenstown, March %. M,
Ship Confidence, of New. York. from Charleston for
Liverpool With cargo of cotton before reported by
cabe) went ashore on the night of tho 25th March,
Feathard Wexford Coast Ireland about miles from
the entrance TO Waterford Harbor Her cargo will be
saved and In all probability the vessel will be doated off,
BR1sro1, March es-captain aIatthias, Of tho North
ern Crown Of Prince Edwards Island Newport for
Charleston G. reports:Sailed from Newport
W. when in heavy gale from the SW carried away the
iore1nast weather sauncheons and lee buwars stove
started top of forehouse stove in main hatches
and did other dnmage- NJ s.l1 II90Ig A 10T1'" !.
L1vERPooI, March 26--The Toscano, from this port
for was abandoned March 20; saved by
the Tahiti and Margaret Jane, arrived here. a
QuEE1ss1owN, March 21-The Toscano, Of Bath 10 81
derehct dismasted lying on her beam ends and with
cargo shifted was fallen in with March co. in lat 50 n
lon IA w. by the HetSy Mary. Davis, at this port
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Y MARRIAGES..

The Homen of Manchester are going to petition
Parliament for the right to vote. N 1S5E:
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COMMERCIALS

The ChRrleston Cotton Market. @
NJ. OFFICE OF: THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
cHan1Es EsroN Friday Evening, April - 1871
z "a moderate demand prevailed. The sales which
amounted TO s2s bales, generally the basis Of
vous quotations The transactions were At asc ~ at
NC, Is ct 2a16e at 10 at at los at
2sc., NE quote: s.
~ Ordinary. . Z. ~ ....
- Low MiddHug... :. =. = S1a5 i5SaI
MddlinB :. !. 1o6 <:
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Bsmors Bsoors bss Ws0n,s s,sSo
Corn Meal: city Mills :. ..::' @
comprised the ofertnes to-day; market continues ycry
firm; Of choice winter small o OF rod brought to-day
white and 10 400 bushels yellow oerod demand active
ond @ sa!c included in tho sales 10
II Isl !sSS 0 bushels DO 81 i9s " bushels
Rye for several days .F .Ss - - :. -.
s 6sss oee sales e
Mountain Eagle # for boiiing price not given. - =
for Bacon prices Of which rena W. not
Sides rb ls2 clear rib l2a1sc
oafs hs 1or plain and Bulk
11n11hc for Sides. Mess Pork so4. Lard-Westerp
erees jobbtng sales only Baltimore refined, in
K1cEmsone inquiry. and with light supply holders
urn u n we quote Carolina 1oAGaoc, and Rangoon s,6c
sA1E-Iurk's Island is scarce ana more active witt,
is ubbn sS at md s. SC for aaa
coarse: demand only moderate "a
sisng Of 2ss hllds and II tisccs cuba. for repinp
terms not trunspired. 'h a.r -
New York Market. .,
MONEY MARKET.
The New York journal Of Comnerce Of "wednesday April
10th, says E. 7.-a.: Et
The market generally presents less animation than
usual at this season; although in clnsses Of pro-
The dry goods trdc is moderately actvc; tho demand is
chiefly limited to small lots rpplenish assortments
maintained while for others tendency is to lower @
nres Money continues in active request at per cent.
tor loans stock collaterus there are
few now TRANSACTIONS upon any kind Of
cures below this rate First class commercial paper Mt
short sight s placed Mt 7as per annum discount;
e there IL little currency for names offered ut higher
.I-- PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW ioRK. April il9.-BREApsruFrs. market for
State and Western hour Is moderately aciiye steadily
hold prices Sales mado Of s5UD obs ut $40 l5a
II IS for supe5iine States 81 12 40 for common extra
States S12 Goals IS for good choce do; $40 l5a1 o5
for supertine Michigan, 1ndiana, Ohio Iowa. &c. nnd
sl1 55a12 95 tor exn do sla4 choice extra do
al3 o and trade brands do ut SIS 41al4 5O St Louis
at S13 25a15 25 for spring. and SIG 25als for winter
We quote: rgNs lsS 4 .f IN .|,'-"'' -'I5.
Supcrfne State. y, . $40 156a11 OK
extra state IL 45@13 35
super western. 10 15@l1 25
Extra Ohio, round hoop u 2S@1s 50
~ tfaoe 13 40@14 so
EStta Gencsee. 90 10000 90
sourEEns F1oun1s in fair request. Prices are un-
changed. Sales made of 40 bales at $lI eOlIe 80
brands. 9H, = Iy|a.- "', - NJ ,1- - -
C1nonN1A F1ouR-1ho market is fairly active ut full
16 as; . s' ~ - $50. - 80 80 - =
WHEAT-The market is no! so active, but prices re-
main without change. The IT 500 bushels at
for No md No do mixed 80 - = = -
OATB-The 30 active. Holders are how.
ever Obtaining an advance OF ons cent Sales
OF 45aoo bushels At 7oa7sc for old Western 72a7sc for
coRN-There Is active domand lnrgely for specula
ton at advance of to three The sales are
in = 2 M g os sPRa 6 Sss
Western in store; 81 25s1 26 for new Southern yellow
CoFTEE-The marketis quiet, but steady. We learn
ofno tannctons OF Importance Messrs. VIM. Scott
Sons calculate the STOCK q oeals to be $500
bags, and of coffee OF nu kinds in this market to be:
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON
Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived Yesterday.
enel Il Barnwell. ~
sclr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill. u bbls Rice
10 Cohen, Hanckel & Co. Thufeton l. Holmes.
Steamer eliza dancox, Richardson, Savannah via
Beaufort and Hilton Head. 10 bales $ I Cotton TOO
sacks Corn, and Mdze To Ferguson & Holiness Pinck-
ney Bros, c r Agent, J Ealeburg, Southern Ex-
press Co, J Enslow L. Co, Ravenel L CO.
Rice, co hhds Moasses 2 bales Cotton, 100 sucks
Rice. &c. To shackehord, Rialoy 4 Creighton Col
s Mortimer, Mrs r W Aston. j F ONeili l. Son
Loryca, Thurston & Holmes, L Koester. ] c II Claus
sen, aud others. .1@ -7.77' -
Cleared Yesterday.
Br schr Alert Mann, Mntanzas-J Enslow K Co.
Went to Sen Yesterday. @
Br brig Lizzie Billings, Mott, Portland, Me-
Br schr Alert Mnnn, Matanzas.
Schr B Hawkins, Wyatt, New York .
Schr Maxfeld, May, Jacksonville Fla T0 ..1.
Schr A Babcock, Smith, Jacksonville. Fla .y..
steamer Dictator Coxctter. Paatka via Jacksonville
FerDandinn and Savannah. 5I.1 NJ M '---'
s-t s't From this Port.
French bark Mazatlan, Fauvre, Havre March &C.
Schr Margaret Reinhnrdt, Hand, Providence April T.
Up for this Port. .
Steamship Sea Gull Duton, Baltimore to leave April H.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Ella Fish, Wiley, at Baltimore April 10.
Schr W Rumsey, Crnnzner, at Baltimore April TO-
Sa He'd for this Port.
Ship Amelia, Conner, from Liverpool, March Is.
Schr Mollie, Plrmmcr, from Norfolk, April 6.
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The .Dyolng Confederate.

SxT1oRb2Y Sxo MioRsaINSo, Il APRIL IL, 1se3
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&c. GAuLARD, Mayor N
& si.G E WILLIS. Committee.
Adopted. =" z.. sz5s = ! I
By Alderman Whilden: as::sttS i
s Tho Special Committee ON the Fire Departm ent
report unfavorably on the petition Of Mr.. w. c. TIL
ton, Esq '2tE WILLIAM g. WHu.DEN. !
e. W MARSHALL, 4
Y 5gf:55 r.; z. B. OAKES *
u tts Sft1.s $500 a. a. COTTRrTEN Avi' ggl .'55
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In addition TO- the above, DISTINCTIONS we're
reported during the month also eight OF fire. and
referred to the City Inspector aud Chief Fire
Department -.
head Of horses cowp &c. &C. were found
going at Large contrary to City Ordinance, were ds
posed OF accordingly. 4sS%155s 358T#
do hereby certify that the above Is true report
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Amount OF Fines imposed at Mayors Court . S65S ,o
Amount OF E1nes paid by Prisoners. o
Amount psid TO Policemen $4,000
Balance patd 70 City Treasurer. 174OO
Amount OF Ftnes deducted nom Pay OF Police. 29
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New York Market.
do.

NEW YORK, April 9.-BREA ApBruFFs-The market for
State and Western hour Is moderately nciive steadily
held prices. Sales mad Of S5U0 obls ut $40 lon
II Is for supe1ne State; Su 4a12 40 common ext,
States S12 60a13 IS for good tochoice do; $40 15a1 IS
for superfne Michigan, 1ndiunu, Ohio Iowa. &C.. nnd
Sl1 55a12 95 tor exn do; s4 so choice extra do
including shipping brands of round hoop Ohio at sl2 rs
a13 @ and trade brands Of do Mt S13 4Oa14 5O st Louis
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COTTON STATEMENT.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06
g. B. ROGERS.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

ny virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court oF Mo-,
Case county and Stale Of Delaware granted on Mo-
N4y me 18th instant, the Administrators of Jame Rh
'...' aa'e VI smyrna IN Duck Greek hundred Ken
i 1u S'a'e aforesaid, deceased, will sell at pub
w 'ehuue' ior the payment of the debts due and nut
.'a'O'ng against the estate Of said deceased, ON
thursday, the 2lSt day Of March, 4. d, 1867.
az a. o'clock r. M at the Hotel of William r. Camp
neli, In lhe Town OF Smyrna aforesaid the GDox,po
"a i1nus' lenements and hereditaments OF which .n1
''ooerls uleu selzed, IN fee simple. viz
NO All That certain tract piece or parce nj land
~ a,eu as III hppOqulnlHInk Hundred New Castle Co
1e la'e Vi delaware, bounded by lands Of Alexander
W. 1Onh Kees James b. Moore, and lands
IA'e o Thomas A. Rees deceased containing 27 acres
ana 81 peIcheS, more or less
N" All mat certain Farm tract of land stuated
N the Hundred County and State aforesaid bnnnJod
~ .n'Gs ot william +. Riggs. Gideon e. RothweIl,
?ohh Young, Benjamin Money lands lota or Ion,as
noOerts Qhe elder), deceased lands late OF Thomas
Hees' aid lands Of Samuel Roberts, CONTAINING 90
acres and 70 porches more Or less
Inc uO"er Ol The widow having been assignedIto her
ny proceedings returned and confirmed al lLe said
oiphlS NOhrl on the sald 18th instant in other lands
oi 'he "eceased the said lands and enemenIs will be
sold iree and clear vi all dnwer OF SAID widow
BY special order Oi the aforesaid Orphans Court
John Nj. EOshell OF The Administrators ~ aIIn1ed
10 ne bidder al The aforesaid sale. footing with
aIher bidders ~
:, Attest SAM'L GUTHRIES, Clerk. &C.
New Castle. Feb l9. 1867
TERMS-The terms Of the above sale will be 20
per cent on he 1ay Oi the SALE and the residue or so
per cent on the first Monday of September nert Tho
per centage paid the day Of sale Will he fnrCe,ad
lrless the other payment promptly nude; otherwise
II will be treated as part Of the purchase MONEY
Possession VIA be gwen To the purchasers on the
twenty y-!ih day Oi March next, AID 1867
JOHN w. VOSHELL, Admins.
MARY A. ROBERTS, traitors.
February 49, 1867
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MARRIED

=. On Thursday, Feb. 9th, at the residence of
the bride IS father, by Rev. w. +. Warner.
Mr: JAMES a. Smith, and Miss RACHEL Il.
CARTER, both of Kent CO., Del '-'''' -1'
In Camden, Feb. the oath, 1867, by Rev
Dr. Cooper Mr.. LEMUEL G. CoHEE and Miss
ANNIE X. DOUGLASS, both of Willow Grove,
Kent County. Ao'''
In Lebanon, on Thursday morning. Dist in.
slant, at the residence of the brides father % hv
Rev. DIR. Cooper, of Camden, Mr.. THoSHs
PICKERING, Jr., and Miss MoLLIE e, SHoKT,
both of Kent county.
At the residence of the brides Father, Feb.
2sth, by the Rev. John Mccoy, Mr.. JAMES
Wight, of Baltimore, to Miss ANNA DE-.
FoRD, of Church Hill, Md.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic.


"ls medicine. invented by DR.. J. H. Schenck. o
A"1OslPRrG. is iatendsd 10 dissolve the food and make
''''o ehyme' the first process Of fdigeston By clean
lug '"e stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
D"c 'SOa res'oSes the appetite. and food that could
~ ea'e" eefsre using il will be easily digesled.
Cons"mPtiSa cannot be cared BY schencks pulmon.
'!'uP unless the stomach and liver is made healthy
1 '"' uppe'iie restored, heace the Tonic and Pills
80 i""eu IN nearly every case OF consumption A
$50" uo-eh bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
'''e' " iour boxes Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
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W. ochenck makes professional visits in New York
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re"ss observe. when purchasing, that the two
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"es''n are "n The Government stamp.
'e'1 by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 so DOR
OF - oO the half fdOzen. All letters for ad vice
sn"u'd De addressed TO Dr. ScHENcK's principal Office
no l" North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa General
"hO'e'ais Agents: Demas Barnes & Co.. N.Y.;S.S
Iia"'e' baltimore, Md; John D. Parke, Ciacinnati.
O"'o; walker q Taylor. Chicago. ILL.,; Collins Bros.
st Louis, Mo re.I9
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06
J. B. COOPER z GRO,
Commerce Street.

Meet Door Gb0ue Cua,mtns' Corner
Have always sn hand choice stock of
Cofees, Teas, Sugars, Syrups.
Pulverized Thyme, Sage, MaiOram. Summer sayorv
Soaps. Oils Candles, Spices, Meats Cheese Fish Sail
Lard, English and American Bottled Pickles. San.
ces. CatsqpE Canned Fruits, Olive Oil, PreDared
Mustards, Chocolate, Cocoa, Corn Starch, Rice
Farina. Pearl Starch, Rice Flour, Barley, Ba.
king Powder, Hops, Family Crackers, Fari.
ma Crackers, Soda Biscuit. Sugar Biscuit,
Ralslns, Currants, Citron, Figs, Apples,
Lemons, Nuts, Plain and Fine.Cut
Chewing Tobacco, Common and Fine
Smoking Tobacco. Cigars. Snuff, Pipes.
Snuff Boxes. Flour, Meal, Buckwhest Corn,
Oats. Ship Stuff, Tubs. Buckets Cans, Kegs,
heelsrs. BroOms. Broom Handles, Brushes, Work
rnasKets, KNIFE Baskets, Fruit Baskets, Travelling
GD9saskeis Fancy Baskets and Sachels Seine Twne,
"'i' iw,ne. Broom TwIne. Sail TwiRe. Choku Twine
seine hope. Jute Rope, Manila Rope,
PEACH BASKETS,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
a'and Covers, Fine Window Shades. Paper Window
-'''''oA' umbrellas Walking Canes, Boys Canes,
OLA SS WARE,
Sranite Ware, Common Qusenawa,o 1o,, T-I... .nA
49, S.one Ware, Pocket Cutlery Table C,ut
s'y, anoons. Scissors Shears Cloth R,y.hss Too,h
Powder Sho, Psnes R1IIa kazors, Razor srOps Combs
~"o'' pHhe,s' III Sun Caps, Cartridges. Powder
rlasks' shot Pouches,
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all other articles embraced IN any of The a6ov SUI
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to sell them taking Quality always into consd
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS in season. 4'''"
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POUDISET"H>E.

tSeUenteen Years Far TtiaIN
There Is no better MANURE in the market for all
kinds oi Crops fOUDRETFE-at 40 cents per bush
or $50 per tOn delivered at Railroad and SIeamhno,
DePois in Philadelphia Mandatory at Grav'K Road
above the Arsenal, PhIla. PEYsSoN's farm GIouces'
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Dealer'-French Richards & Co, 4Ih and Callow.
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Smyrna times., 1867-03-06
Small Farm at Private Sale.

The subscriber, wishing TO purchase Town Proper.
ty offers his Farm, situated in AppOquinimink lid
New Castle county, at Private Sale. This Farm lcon.
tanning little more than % ACRES, is pleasantly tu.
ated. within a short drive to Blackblrd Tow nsend
MiddlelOwn and Smyrna Land IN all excellent state
OF cultivation; three or four OF ChesnuIrImber
The Improvements consist of IwO-story Frame Dwell.
Ing fine large Barn containing Corn CRIB Carriage
House SablIng Tor hree horses and c0mmOd iOus hay
lott; large Smoke House, and a Pump Of superior
waller close TO the kitchen door There Is also small
young orchard. All the buildings are substantial and
nearly new This farm would be capital inv eslInent
Tor trucker 1t stands being convenient 10 several
towns and railroad depOls. There is large tract Of
land SOO acres) lying behind 1t. for "a lie al any
lime so that large farm could be had if wanted =
Churches and SchOUlhOases handy. Price low; terms
easy; lndIsPulable title gwen. Inquire of
HENRY N. HOFFECKER
le|O 6t Near Dexter's Corner.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06
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