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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-03-19
MAIN TRUNK

The GREiI NATIONAL PiClFlG RAILROAD.
authorized, adoptcl and aide Il by
TIE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
1t runs through the heart Of the richest and
most nopuiOus section If the State ofCalifornia.
connecting the
ENrEN I'VE MlNING REGIONS OF NEVADA,
UTAH AND IDAHO.
with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and the
Earnings Of the portion already running are
ver heavy and largely in excess Of the inter-
est upon the COmp1ny's Bonds
Having cen IA some time familiar with the
operations Of the central Pacific Railroad Com
rany, we are satishe that they are conducted
with rare ABILITY and prudence, and that the
emerge &c economical management of the Com
pany's ail1iIs entities them to the confidence Of
Capitalists and OF the public. We have care
iul investigated the progress resources, and
prospects otthc Road, and have the fullest con-
hdcncc in its success, and in the value AMI
stability Of the Company's securities. The at
tcntion Of Trustees Of Estates, Institutions, and
individuals desiring n long, safe and rcnuncr-
ati'e Investment, is especially invited to these
First Mortgage Bonds
Orders may be forwarded to us, direct, or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in
all parts of the country
hemittdncts may be made in drafts IN New
} ork, or III Legal Tender Notes, National Sank
Notes, or other funds current in this city, and
the Bonds Will be forwarded to any address by
Express, free of charge Inquiries for furth
particulars by mail or otherwise, wi receive
puuctual attention.
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A New York dentist gets about $500
worth of old gold yearly out of the teeth
he pulls, and the teeth themselves, applied
TO his grape vines, makes them bear beau
tifully.
Congress votel $4,000 for a NV
conservatory building in the botanical
garden at the foot of the capitol grounds.
The principal object to this expenditure
is TO furnish free boquets to members OF
Congress for their wives and misiresses.
Speaker Coliax will visit Colorado with
his mother and sister next summer. He
has a sister out there.
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FISK & HATCH,

Banker, and Dealers in Government >c,uritics.
No. Nassau Street, N y.
BAH kinds of Government Securities
re;e we'd at the fall market price IN exchange
Tor the above Bonds. Also.
q All descriptions of Government Sccuri-
ties kept cons anrly on hand, and Bought,
Sold or Exchanged.
Ge'' Cold = DIN and U S. Coupons bought
sol > and collected
g Deposits lee vel on liberal terms, sub
jcct to check at sight.
= collections made throughout the coun.
try.
- Special Intention given To- the Exchange
Of SENEN-TillRrl NOTES Of all the series
for the new FlVE-TWENrY BONDS Of 1866,
on the most favorable terms i0;lm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-03-19

CONvOCA1IoN. tile Lcntcn Cunvoca.
ton OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the Diocese Of Vermont, was held on
March l2th, 18Th. and lth, in Bellows
Falls twenty clergy were present, in
GLIDING Bishop Hopkins, and eight from
other Diucescs. Able Sermons AMI al
dresses were made 10y Bishop Hopkins
and the Rev. AIcssrs. DR.. Porter. OF the
Diocese Of Sew York, Cllkc, Of Conn g,
Morgan, Of Mass. ,"nd Douglass Of Winl-
Sor. Elaborate E--ays were read 10y the
Rrv. Mcssrs. Husband, OF Randolph,
Wainwright Che Rector of the Parish. J
and on the Order Of Evangelist, by the
Rev. T. y. Morgan, he services were
well attended. AMI the Rector and his
people were cordial and hoslitnhle. A new
stone Church, costing some 50, 1000, will
socn he finished in tho important parish.
and village Of Bellows Falls. The sun,
Of 500, and over, was toun to be in the
Missionary Treasury, after paying the
usual stipcnls
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-03-19

II you are troubled with Indigestion, Rising
Of the Food Sour Belchngs, Acidity Of the
stomach, or any other form Of Dyspepsia, avoid
all st mulatng drinks which relieve only tenn
porarily, ana take Goes Dyspepsia Cure, which
will surely afford permanent relief
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-03-19

A boiler in the Novelty works at
at Brockville, G. W., exploded Thursday
afternoon, killing two men instantly.
One body was blown into three pieces,
and the trunk was found one hundred
yards from the scene OF the explosion.
Several others were severely injured, and
one has since died.
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TIIE AMERICAN COOKIN
l. STOVE.
IN07lcr GFCW TWprorcmcW.
Sitting ASHES MADE EASY.

Every housekccper knows that the process /
sitting Coal Ashes is attended with much inconvc
nicnce and ANNOYANCE from dust, Sc. and unless
the ashes are siftcd much coal will lie wastel that
can be used after sitting. In the American to"k-
ng Stove this di.agtccahlc process j. entirely
overcome 10y the ingenious arrangement Of an a,h
,iitcr, IN the hearth or ash box, OF the stove hv
II cans OF which after the crate is dumped into ;lr
ash hos the ashes can hc sittcd in Il moment with
the ash hoN all closed, and without any dust in the
room, aud the coal and cinlcrS are all retained in
a separate apartment, aud can lac returned tn the
lire chamber or he removed elsewhere, and tie
ash pan eau then be removed containing only the
ashes without any dust whatever. This arrange
mcnt does away with the old fashioned ash sfIers
and must commend itself to all, and is another
long stride towards perfection, and must adj
largely TO the already extended reputation Of this
dc-crvedly popular stove. This Improvement is
fully secured by letters patent.
SHEAR. PACKARD & CO,
l. and - Green ST., Albany.
For Sale by
WEIGH & HARVEY.
4a;3m Middlebury. VI.
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no LEI.

INO LEI,
4 4 Blacksmtl's Shop in the village Of Mid
dlehury. near the Union House. formerly occupied
hv l.oui. Hope, aud owned by the Addison Co.
lair Ground Company. Possession given LIST
April, 1867. Apply to
G Hill. at the Addison House.
MildlcLury, March 10, 1867. 5li3w
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The Savage mining company Of San
Francisco have declared dividend OF
500 per foot, payable, Friday, March S.
\ man named Coal died at Toronto.
Wednesday, whle unlcr the influence OF
chloroiorm, to submit to a surgical opcr-
at on.
\ fire at Schaghtirokc, \. Y, Wed
n"Sday night, burned the cor'iage works
and Irvine factory at that place. Loss,
*l1, GOO; mostly insured.
a fire at Whitehall, y. Y Thursday
morning, destroyed several stores. dwc'-
iings aud barns los Sl3, 500; par
italy insured.
james wilkins hou-c at Brran->i'le,
{. w, was destroyed hy fire Wcdnc- lay
night Five Of his chi!lrrn were badly
burned and two viii die of their injuries
William Cullen Bryant, now in Spain
says the population Of that country is. H.
Il whole, the raggc,le>t that he ever SAW
IN any part OF the world.
The funeral Of Bishop Sou'o, WHO died
Wednesday, took place at Nashville Thur
day. The ceremonies were dc pIy in, or
cstng. Bishop McYyri>c was the prilci-
pie SPEAKER
The 'py business has become a regular
trade in Pu-. You can - to an ollie
and for price AMI in good time find oui
all al, III your nei4hbore, your wife, your
husband, your friends AMI your enemies.
The Pennsylvania Senate on Thursday
passed the free railroad ILL, which allows
any nine persons TO construct railroad,
and also an act to relieve culprts who
for II Ion. time have been I'M her sentence
Of death, by conltonal parlons.
The foliage of pine trccss in Austria
has been made into fiber that is good
for stuiling chairs and mattresses, and
from which are woven successfully bel
co, ering AMI similar substitutes for heavy
woolcns
The D,lavan House, Albany, goes into
the hands of Lewis and Charles Leland,
ncphcws Of the Metropolitan landlords
Lewis LELAND created the Occidental"
the great San Francisco hotel, but his
health drove him hacl, to Atlantic shores,
and he will not probably return.
Congress has paid no attention to the
earnest request Of Nevada that Utah be
annexed TO that state. The Mormons
wouldn't like anything better. They
would out vote the Nevadians, and have
their great desire, state government, all
ready made at hand.
Thele Is new outbreak against the
Chinese in California 1t il inspired
mainly by Irish and other white laborers
in san Francisco, and manifested itself
few weeks ago in brutal mob attack
upon a party of Chinese workmen in
that city, They were driven off from
their work, several of them nearly beaten
to death with stones, and their houses
torn down and burned up.
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Ni.llle'urv, March Is
4 UCrION SALE.

will sell at Public Auction, ut the residence
of the late n. y. Fletcher. on Thursday, the
DIST day Of March. lSG7, the following pruper-
~, to-wt:
3J0 Sheep, consisting Of
Gl Spanish Mcrino Breeding Ewes
81 Choice Spanish Merino yclrlings.
20 - " g Eve LlmS
As Wethcrs,
- Bucks aud Wethcr Lambs
3 Bucks
II two-ycw-oM Cattle.
J Cows. ! five ycsr-oll Mare.
thrcc-ycar old Mare l Blind Horse
sticks of Hay,
All kinds of Farming utensils, consisting of |
double Wagon, carts, towiug Machine,
Hoise Rake, Drag Rake, Pl ugh>, Drags &c
&c, sc
Grain Cradle Straw Cutter. Fan Mil. Ira
verse Sled. Ok Slcl, | Single Wagon, /
-insle leigh, Light 2-horse Traverse leigh
and double Harness, and many other things too
numerous to mention
IcrNS C1G.
But good Paper will he received on Sales
exceeding Fifty dollars, for 3 or i months il
required
A. A. FLETCHER, Admir-.
Bridport Vt March til, 1867 - wv
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M9'9F 1881 'pGc Ntuuuvf - 'uolda
'dIIQNNIID $ r
'I1Q!Ii,,Ius Sl - oI!ubul suiIai IoI 'ss9oou 20
luo!uoAuo7 puu L1lGM % iluolds! SI9qL 'spaqs lua
-!uOAuoo pun suIpq s5Iul ON 'osnoq poo5 sould
ou no =! oIoVL ulplunom aql ssoIoB 5u!proI
0A!luInI ON no Ss7ullA uoldEl uIoIJ Ilvq quo pun
~ 'dU5q1 Ylrs ioI sISUo L0qlosqns oqL II
HIvS AOI NHY1
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DEINKEEHOFFS CoRx-S lELLrRs,

- ElNKEEIIOIF'S CoRN-S lElIERs.
SrrAVAruE anil CLEANER.
TIL forowin Is the rcprlt Of the Judge. ON thi.
machine, az til great trial # Agricultural Tuplc-
mcut-, held at Auburn, y. Y. in July. 1850.
under ,lc au-pi,c, Of The New York State Agii-
cultural society:
Among tho machines on cNllition was Hand
Corn 81, Her, Separator and Cleaner. cNl tied bv
j. B'i' crh'n. Auburn. y. !. Wcuavc carefully
examined aud thoroughly tested th, machine. and
have 90" hesitation in pronuuncing it the best
CrnShcllrr wr ever saw. l. rrrlily a iapt> it,cli
To cas- # any lie shape >l;cli, c..au. anil WITH
great rap iY AMI case, and at the same opera ion
separate, Hc corn If IN the cob and the chiii IT., IN
the corn. an delivers the corn real, for market ::
AMI it lcqui.es but the labor Of one prr>sh to
operate it. The whole affair is ~impleiu cons true
ton. al durable
ions ). GorLn, Prcs't y. Y. State Agl :, CIV.
j i. JoH>snN, S,c'V /"
Solos l"IHN-oN, AL ,itor y. Y. Tribune.
5. Ed. Tunn, " Times.
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and tranquility to tho State is for the Legislature
on the basis of,+hs' aboveact Of Congress- s00a
faith to carry out the requirements Of the law,
once. have coincidence that our colored people
will quietly, assume tho new privileges conferred
on them ind viii act very much like those who
now enjoy the franchise, by voting for their friends
It is proper that the proposed conven..on should
be ordered by the General Assembly. Any other
mode would be irregular, and may be productive
1t may be distastefM to the members of the Gene.
raj Assembly; But personal considerations can
not, and ought not to be allowed to have any in
the individual sinks in the representative. The
;1rsunes fortune and happiness Of million Of people may
not what is pleass:.t. or distasteful to YOU. but
What does the interest and welfare Of your CON
stltuents and State demand at your, hands hope
promptly: May merciful God grantipeace to our
dlstractod State, and give confidence to despond-
ing people. f.. r. PEIRPOINT,
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COMMERCIAL.


Exports for the Week ending Thnrsd ay'
,i.r gEi-r March q. f. -. iaT75fJ
y FOREIGN. -'
LIVERpooL-Per s ship g Winthrop -462 bales and
NORTH SIDE OF CUeA-Per schr J Frader-66. 700
feet Lumbar. 20 bbls Potatoes, 10 bbls Pitch, bbs
Tar, bbls Spirits Turpentine. r.
I! !.4...-5- ,+s- DOMESTIC. v .rt3Gs%
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa- bales I and
80 bales Upland Cotton, Al bales Yarn 80 erces and
16 bags Rico, % bags Dried Fruit 225 bundles Paper
GO empty Barrels, LOG packages Sundries Per
X Steamship Souder-S5 bales and "a bales Up
land Cotton. 81 bales Yarn aid Domesics 1874 Pack
Per sohr Virginia Price-7s aarces Rice.
100 bales Upland Cotton. SO casks Clay Is Packages
9. bal bales Cotton: 20 900 feet Timber :Per schr
Loyal Scranton-15 bags Cotton, 400 bales Up
lnnd Cotton 2aa erces Rice. 80 bbs spists Turpen-
tine, $50 Pbls Rosin, 70 boxes and bundles Leather
hhds Leather, IS tons Canister and Grape; 10000
feet Lumber. $40 empty Barrels, lot Furniture
PHILADELPHA-Per steamship A1iance-132 bales
Cotton rs bbls and sS bags Fruit 200 empty Barrels,
BALIIaoKE-Per Steamship LuuI14 tierces Rice. "a
bales Cotton, 18 boxes Sugar. tbls Apples IT bacs
Rags, 2ss Hides, and Sundries. -. Per Steamship
Falcon-53 terccs Rice, 81 bales Upland Cotton 299
bbls Rosin bales Hides, 8 rolls Leather, rs tons
Ordnance and Ordnance storea Is packages sun
dries cases segurs, "a empty Barrels. =. Per schr
u J Palmer-I00OO feet Lumber ss,. !. 171- :.
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LIST OF sHIPPIsG
In the Port OF Charleston, March z, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONE, AND STEAMERS ooAsrra
49, wr7HN THE STATE EXCEPTED
a- !.Ao}" Or. .rs.-II 'IH
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS -%---~-&---
TONS Collins at Atlantic wharf, for New
crove at Iane Rs, Rfos ss9 Go
sw tons Tat,e. at Auaas VA vSas s.laas aen
Philadelphia, discharRing -.-...-H Baker "a
Winthrop $40 tons, Stuart in the Stream for Liver
Rights $50 tons Ross at Asana esen wSa ssesa @
Liverpool, discharging. willis Chison
, ,,..:.. ! BANKS. ~
Anse auaEdiene Rr, willis, at s1arshs wharf.
wharf nom swan Island ting =. sre C.
For Port spsn ~ Il
Deodota Nor). 5o4 tons. Marcuasen at Boyoes wharf
It wsas wsa
1or ve5pool loadng .Ravenel CO
for liverpool ioad1ng nosGes Waikar WIaaa:
Iands s1a tons Hewitt Of Brown Co.'S wharf rom
--a BRIGS.
mara White le4 TOMS Bryant in the Roads, for Phil
sp'ssss rs IN yen estlsE isE
Paul Ct Marie Pas IONS Kep4 Aahiey aivsr aaae
paa po les toms s.is q
SO snac ass1s s91ss
Higgins at xSa4 so1 h5sS ssla
John reree ies sons sou at As mosssa! Sssz Co
H1ausn1as' o1scharg1ng. ........JA Enalow 4 CO
- sGHooNERs.
AID lBrs = toms Mccormick, at Union wharf, from
Ezsset3 Eleanor Gage in the ssrssn @ssss
Virginia Hopkins IN the sesn sasisw soF Nc GO
AssSs Rfss Rss4 ss2 Ss
e9 sas in the aas3sE sss %sss Sc
Beds At ~ss.a aas sss
at ss Mssazss ssss &C.
Bowdo TONS Randall IN sesn no1e oFsfssssn ga4a
Viola Tisvoisy in the Stream for 3sesssa. aass.
Marian Sass shepherd at Brown Cos Mssss 4sa1
ss5 IS toPs Hsnton in Ashley nvsr aeaes sas
Iovdsn It zassrs xSa44 MsstsF ter
~ Ms:ya ousn IN Ashley vsi fsr fssse ssi
Boiss 3ss Adams in the s 3.sssoss a1ssss
Pins at brown Rlsy dss SS9esten
Rsss wharf ,os ss Ssaaos Bort s. &
Mars Maf at Brown cos sss1 ws.es e
Powell at censs xbass Bsss sc c.
Dsns5 Il :: absz Rss:
IS ashley ?sss Sys. ss: ss fs g.
Ee 81 IN tie s,Iea hsFeE ef sss Se
= ~ 5;si: s. ns':y eEsses;e s9
M MsssRs Ra1 81 ssas
Mary White 10 toms, eBlance. At Ksrrs Whsrf ao
:, ~ Taldenas dscha1eng. .RisIey Creighton
snsth; 2es tons, Tcoker, at Adgars wharf, 1nr
Townssad 1t soat 3Sse RSsee
rom Kew York, discharetng.. :. - .Mastsr
fm @ sase tons sra1ley, IN Aahley River; from Rock
Peterson tons, at Central wharf, from Phils-
aoe At xdssrs sasE asE tso ee
qnae Tall IN the Stream from Baitmors,
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New York Market.

y
The New York Epe1.tnq Post OF Sunday the eth inst
says :. 5e$i#s qS5 VA s-;al5:3 2l ..t: .
The loan market is rather more active and the current
rate ta Con call with few more transactions at 4.
best grades pass at e There is rather less currency
Quoted gs ssze
days ssss do q short sish 5ss 17as = Is: ::
Antxesp; azp; 22has %: Swiss a21saS 90: Hamburg.
Bremen, 7ea78a; Prussian thaiers. n 1fa72 . "
PRODUCE MARKET: a .
NEW YORK. March 6.-FLouR &c--The market for
Western and State aour is irregular Common grades
are easier, while the medium aud choice grades are
sate 80 oa11 50 for extra States 50 s5a1o 50 for tie Low
gsades Of spring wheat Western extra. $40 s5a11 fcr
Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana and s12a1e for st Louis
Ga1sS1,s I5oar esszy s.iss q slaa1
heavy aaa Of $50 bpl.
s1e 2oa1l7s sos eomonto far baltimore ANA county
aour i steady sales q SO 5s1a Z saasas s7as
Corn meal is more acve Sales bbs at IS for Jer
ssz Siss $ Is for htaras oa'o4ae md S g for
aa.H-he wheat market is quiet and prices are
illesa The Gales 600 bushes Of 81 aoa2 q for
Oats are more ncttve and prices are better. The
. sSnSa s1saa e the home re
deVesed X sa'e as '0e; Ohio IN store and
Rye ia hrner fair demand The sales ara 2D oo
bushels Western At 1876 in store STATE ct s. sosi 50
ZOE c,a small i9ta. ordinary Canadian at 81 25.
Corn 10 decidedly more acve aud prices decidedly
very strong The sales 10000 bush Western mixeS
st q 0sa in sore and 81 12a1 l4 afoat western vel
low 81 u IN Jersey and Southern yellow At 81 10
PRovm1oNa-The Pork market has been very actiyo
and prices have again advanced closing firm at the im.
psove1nsnr Eor future delivery we hear Of 1900 bbs
The sales caah and regular $3.50 bbs at $40 76a2
for old mess 81 75a22 for do; $40 50 for Western
Eeef is rather active at fun previous rates a1ea
OF 800 obs st sea12 Tor old plain ess S11as for new
90 4lza1b for old extra do; and $17a2l for do.
India mess on private TERMS 36s. S1T ''s -
Beef hama are hrncr and moderately active Sales Of
Cut meats hrmer and fairly active sales Of $50
pkgs picked hams at 13ka13Hc. - = '7aS : a q,
Haeon is quiet sales Of 40 boxes cuberlana cut at
Lard Is dull and heavy Sales Of 500 bbls and tca q
l2A for No: 127sa13c. for air to prime steam -
CtosxEEERio y dun but steady; other kinds mod
Co1Tos-The market day is heavy At SIC for mid
H1.-The supply is limited and with good demand
prices are hr ct u S5a1 40 for and 17ta1 s5
MorAesEs-We hear Of sales but prces are without
change.s .I7s- /! 1'' n = - "1'tA'1S NJ
NAVAL sToHEsspirits Of turpentine are quiet At III
ssc Rosns are steady at 81 1854 s71 for common and
50 60aa No. 'e-'sA - sA'4eS
R1oE-1a steady at 1osla11c for Carolina. G ; f3i5.
ars a5s u gasa and
sessd iGs AM e fsHs ss
State. and s2hasac for Western, IN bond. " y \, -
. fanaaaTs-Are a dull The engagements to Liverpool
Dass aSa sS1s
from Phdadeapha On p. t. - .S5. - IN -
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SARATOGA
EXCELSIOR" Spring. VATER

TUE WATER OF TH1s SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequslled by that Of any other the farfsned
ysey OF Saratoga 1ts virtues such "a have secured
the high encomiurns OF all who have used Il possess
.. an eminent degree cathartic daret,c
Alternative and tonic qualities. M ..'E -~-'
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M D., Professor
Practice ef Phyaic, Jefferson Medical Colleges Pllilg
oelphaa, formerly Of Charleston, 8. O.: r-s WA. n
Sei. ,$yS s.sN HIxAnEIPTI1A November il, 1855
have been for year or more past In the habit o3
tak1ng the water Of the Excelso1 sp7ug OF Sxraiopa
accustomed during the portion oH my invalid lie
20 use the different wsters Of the several fountains which
upon them ior much Of the comfort enjoy am satis
ned that the Excelsior Water "a wen adapted az auy
which they are generally employed. II isvery areeabe
strongly with the carbonic acid lively and
sparklaE: Hfs can heartily and consctenHouaiy
recommend It 70 all who need gentle cathartc -and
dnrete. .7z.% SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, N. D. Il
The Water ia put up In Pint and Quart boties s1,d
packed tn good order for shpp,ng Pinta in boree Of
four dozen each, and Quarts in Of two dossn each
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET. r, ~, !,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THuRsDA1, MARCH Z, 1867.
COTTON-For most Of the week prices exhibited
grea stesdiness and the opening price for Mddng Cot
ton-say 30a301c- per tbwas maintained untl Wednes-
day when the market having weak with but little
inquiry, prices declined about cent per pound Mid
ding dropping to 2sc.; yesterday, prices sn further
receded about bali cent per pound liddling Cotton
being quoted at 29c. The receipts Of the week rather
exceed those of the week preous say bales OF Sea
Island and 1914 bales Of Upland week against be8
bales of Sea Island and 1880 bales Upland Cotton
for the week before The following statement Of the
transactions in the staple for the week just closed
On Friday March LIST. the market active and with
aght stock prices hardened abouta half pound:
sales 500 bales; quotations follows Ordinary asa2sk:
Low Mldding, 2sa2996 Nfiddng, 3oasok; Strict Mid
ding, 81. l :t85 4 5s5tr%r 49,.
On Saturday the market was firm but somewhat ire
guar sales $40 bales the TRANSACTIONS being generally at
the prices of the day before. 4s,
On Monday the market was quiet with only q Naht
stock sales Of $40 bales, half private TERMS the
market being generally without change. %
On Tuesday there was > fair demand npm few buy.
ers who took about 400 bales a prices IN some instances
slightly easier, but the rates were not sufficiently
lowered to produce change in quotatons ddnng On.
lands being still quoted at 3o@s04c. per lb. II - 4
On Wednesday there but little demand and prices
fell of about cent per h.; sales 100 bales ddling
Cotton being quoted q. 2s34c per lib.
Yesterday the market dull ana prices declined
half cent lb Sales 100 bales at a. 27 at g. 81
at %, and IL at sokc. We quote: n III. = 4.
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Havana EInrket; :,
[coryespo,.1zesn4ce of he ,1ou,,,,,, of ~,

). HAVANA, Fsbraary 27.-In exchanges we have yory
ste 70 note Per tsansacons sight 11K to Ii
Premium; 80 days do 1A to lax do New York 60 days
sight 8 TO 26 dscount and sales quota ton by the ROY.
Board 26 TO A. and no sales; ne1ua1e discouut TO
16 The money market strong tenaion against the inter.
eet payerz.E a1
.FRroHrs Nothing done zinoe my last report: no
change in Values but business not 30 easily found
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Fh4| Daily Netus,;
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH s, 1867.
lFron. the London Ar1osy.1
MY LOVE.

NJ e. 8. lux LIVE. ~ ~
sent my love somc violets; .. ,1
She ne'er replied. lJ." -att
And they have died." q, '.,' t:s H. ;. q
I sent my love Q snow-whitc roso; n.
She gave no sign.
Each day I said. 'Alssl she grows
Much less divine" ,.
sent my love jewel rare, ....
And then she wrote
Your gift I will not fail to wear"
Il. ., T ,burn'd tho note.
Her face soon faded from my nind, II
Though fair to SEQ; 'h.1t
said, ''She only loves, find, mgr il
Ny gold, not me-"
MARGARET BROWN,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 5.-Co1ToN-The market con-
tnues dun and prices depressed: quote Mddln Up
lano at 80 cents sales sna and confined to low grade
CoqFEE-Is hEm but inactive; the only sale to- day wns
700 bags Bio. price not transpired. T7a''.- -T '-
FLoUR-For export there s very little INQUIRY and the
home wants are also light Spring Wheat brands are
du and prices irregular; small lots OF prime and choice
Extra is reported at S Scala Stock Qeneroly ot and
particularly Of City A1ils winter grades Especial
" are scarce and prices maintained though there is no