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of Yankee soldiers, and highly pleased
to be rid Of them.
The Southern officers, soldiers and peo-
pie generally, were everywhere ! went
constantly praising the loyalty Of the ne
groes to them during the war, and telling
anecdotes Of their attachment and faith
full services as personal servants, labor
ers and spies. 81 knew something Of
this" said he, during the war, but was
in a great measure deceived, as / had a
fixed belief that they must all be loyal,
necessarily, to their lberators." "
He concluded by saying; II is a
pretty serious joke on the elective fran
chise to allow negroes to vote indiscrim-
inately, and still more serious joke on
our party (the RadicaD to allow only the
intelligent ones TO vote; or any, or all OF
them, unless they are under the control
of Northern bayonets."
My friend intimated very plainly that
the Radical party of Wisconsin would
lose one vote, at least, at the next cleo
ton, unless there should be radical
change in the tactics Of the party Of
that he had no hope.
Has he not arrived at very sensible
conclusion2 SOLDIER
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ASSETS InLYIl 1896.
Loss by Portland Fire, July At
rT,HE total ameunt covered BY the Etna Poll

TE1HE total amount covered by the Rtna Poli-
cies on property destroyed or damaged is
$206,S ,S54, on which salvage will be about five
Der cont. Our total loss will not vary much
from 5000 900, and was promptly adjusted and
paid This sum istfive per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year.
or proportion equal to 5000 loss for COM
pany of 100000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly IL
lustrated by this fire. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population of 35.000-was handsomely built
mostly fine brick or stone structures-protected
and screened with UPWARD of 600 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire department-yet it has $l0,-
100000 of property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least oc.u-
pied-from the very insignificant cause of
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the trifiing origin OF fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Atna Agent call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay n fair rate of premium for
q good and genuine article, and win these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your Insurance with shrewd Judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
TO by IL, A. LITTLETON 4 CO., Ar'ts.
1896 No. % Madison street.
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Whiskers and MusiacheS /!

EORCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
II est face in from three to Eve weeks BY
using DR.. SEVIGNE'S RESlAuRATEUR
CAPILLAIRE, the most wonderful discovery
in modern science, acting upon the Beard and
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with the most hatterinE success. Names Of all
purchasers will be REGISTERED. and II eltire sat
isfactisn Is not given In every instance, the
money will be cheerfuily refunded, Price hy
mail, scaled and postpaid, 81. Descriptive
circulars and testimonials mailed free. Ad-
dress BERGER, SHUTS CO.. Chemist.
No is5 River street. Troy, n. Y. Sole agents
for the United State. 5-la
A DMlNIsTRATRIX NOTICE.-NOIICE
n II hereby given fhat the undersigned has
been appointed Administratrix Of the estate Of
". A. Whitmure. late ci shelby county, de-
ceased-nn The l2ih day Of March. 1877, by the
County Court 0f shelby county. IhOse who
are indebted % the estate Will call immciiafcly
aud settle. ana those who have claims arsigsf
the estate viii urcscnt them. AZ required tg
Law, or the same will be barrel
MARY J. WHITMORE, Adm'E-
Memphis, Tenn, March ~ 1851. q
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LEGAL SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Great sale of Watches

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
ID ecuted TO me on the 2ith day of June, 1866,
By w. o. Loaand, and duly registered in the
Registers office Of shelby county. Tennessee,
in Record Book No. IS, Part lst, Pages 609, go
and Gil, to which reference is hereby made
for the purpose Of paying the debt therein
secured-I will on
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SPECTACLES.

The best artificial aid to the human vision ever
| invented, which can be obtained at his Office
| His Glasses last a number Of years without
changing. He gives great relief to patients
who have suffered from defective vision for any
| number Of years. These Spectacles are scien-
tifeally adjusted to every case Of defective
| sight with unerring accuracy, whether arising
| from age, disease, strain, oyerwork or prema-
ture decay, by DR.. NJ. Berndardt on new and
exact principal. entirely his ewn, which has
seldom failed to be correct.
| Being the original inventor and manufacturer
Of the Australian Crystal g. lass for Spectaeles,
| he therefore claims that he has the only genu.
inc article of that kind in the United States for
| sale.
His certificates are indorsed by the Medical
Faculty and Clergy Of Memphis, Tenn. and OF
every other city that he has visited; and Is in
troduced into our community by the following
distinguished gentlemen:
A. K. Taylor, NJ. D.
John 3. Frayser, M. D.
3. Miles Willett, M. D.. 1O4 Adams street.
John Pitman, M. D,
H. r. Hopson, NJ. d.
George R. Grant, NJ. D.
Rev. Mr.. J. o. Stedman.
Rev. Mr.. George White. Calvary Church.
@. A. Davis, Pastor Cum. Pres. Church.
Rev. Mr.. T. D. witherspoon.
N. D. Lilly, o.S. D.
DR.. H. s. Ford, D. D.
DR.. R. W. Creighton.
DR.. Irvine, 4Ol Shelby st.
Testimonials may be seen at the Office of DR..
Bernhardt from many Of the most prominent
men Of the country.
Office Hours From 8 am. to lp.m.
OVERTON HOTEL.
N. Blowing to engagements elsewhere DR..
BEKNHARDT will be able to remain here but
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AsTRoLocY.
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10 The New Orleans PicayuRe,
while oramuing its mouth with straw
berries, exults At the approach Cf black
berries, cantelopcs and peaches
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LUMBER ! LUMBER !

yxTEHAVE NOW on HAND AND ARE
w constantly saving Cypress and Poplar
sfls. .Joists, Corner Posts, ScantlinR, studding,
Raners, bridging. Strips, !, u and 2-ineh clear
Cypress aud Poplar Plank, rough FLOORING ana
Weafhcrboarding. commun inch Plank, cheet-
iur. Fencing and Fence Posts. Pickcts. Laths
and Shingles, which viii be sold At favorable
prizes q CASH purchaser.
Dimension Iimbers saved 10 order. order.
flicd on short notice. Teams always al hand
and strict attention given 70 the delivery Of
Miiis and Lumber Yard on Wolf river, inn
mediately north VI Bayou 6ayoso. Memphis
50 5S'D GEo. c. 4 JOS. vENABLE. AEsnss:
DRTNG YOUR JOB PRINTING 10 THE
ID PUBLIC LEDGER, where the prices are
uniform and low. and where you are srnE -
gct luc VIZ
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NEGROES OF THE SOUTH.

From the Bur lngton Gazette and Argusl
FT. MADISON, Iowa,
March ~ 19R7
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N. B.-0wing to engagements elsewhere. DR..
BERNHARDTw will be able to remain here but
q short time only. 2l-46
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aRAN.-Wh hent-Oniy 100 bushels rcd offered; no
saes mnrllet steady; inquiry for spring Wheat;
quote Milwaukee No. cost here s. 60; No. is very
scarce IN the West; stock of this quality quite bare
Corn.-The offerings to-day $500 bushels white
and !,60O bushels yellow; the market opened weak md
sold before the close at 3a4 below previous day
pices report sales of 5000 bushels white 81 6oa
10; 45o0 bushels do 81 O6a1 or bushels Western
mixed 81 04; 5000 bushels yellow 81 Oss1 TO- 0OO bush
els Western mixed 81 02. Oas.-20OO bushels offered;
nc sales; quote 66a70 cts, as to quality.
MoLAssEs.-No sales today. Me7 lIa..- s-
PRov1sIoNs-A somewhat better feeling Is noticed to-
The sales foot up csks including Shoulders MT
dce 6rnness for Mess Pork sales IS bs to-day ut s
Bulk Meats remain quiet; Offering ethcr is th re
much inquiry Lard is held ady at l3c net cash for
100 Dbl lots and 1SLa13c for retail lots of Western
RICE-Quiet and nominally unchanged quote (,aro.
lima held at 10Ea10Ac and Rangoon 9hsa1O%c
SALT-s steady as before. viz Liverpool Fine S3 49,
do Ground Alum 81 20a2 25 q sack Turk Island 62a65c
p bushcl- %E % T1-I- M
SueAR-We notice some inquiry. both for refining and
the trade but tho market is unchanged regards prices
the sales reported 20 hh good grocery Cuba nt
LIZ cts; "a hhds grocery English Island ind 80 do fo1
refining, both on private We quote fair good
refining 10a10A cts and grocery grades yester
day. I 'a
REFINED suaAns-wc quote crushed powdered and
granulated is cts "a white, SOFT lax cts: circle 141,
cts 13N cts extra 1885 cts; yellow 13s cts and
low grades yellow 12a12A cts.
SYRuP-We quote Maryland Companys Golden 10 cts
Baltimore common SO cts; do extra 30 cts.
WHEKEE-No further sales reported but quote held
| steady, in bond, at 3oa32 cte q gallon
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CONGRESS-.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

SAAUkDAY phOCEEDlN6S. Z
u SENArE.-A bill was passed appropri-
ating' S., 900 for the National Soldiers and
Sailors Home A resolution was adopted
continuing all the bills on the calender to
the next session. The rule Of the execu-
tive session, requiring nominations not
acted upon to be returned to the President
after the close Of the session, was suspend
ed so as to allow nominations now pending
in the executive session to be continued
until acted upon. A resolution was passed
providing for Joint Special Committee on
Ordnance. A resolution was passed pro-
viding for the appointment of joint com
mittee of three Senators and five Repre-
sentatives to accompany the remains Of the
late Senator Riddle to his home Mr..
Sumner gave notice that on the first
Wednesday in July he would call up the
bill for universal suffrage throughout the
United States He had reason to believe,
he said, that there would be a quorum
present on that day, At 10:45 o'clock A.
NJ. the Senate went into executive session,
and at IL NJ. the doors were re-opened and
the President pro tenn, declared the Senate
adjourned until the first Wednesday in
July.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Es.-The
memorial from the Mayor and members Of
the City Council Of Baltimore, asking Con
gress to assist the people Of Maryland to
form State government republican in form
and in unison with the spirit Of the age
was presented by Mr.. Thomas and referred
to the Committee on the judiciary. The
Senate bill to amend the organic act o1
Colorado Territory was taken up and pass
ed, as were also several other Senate bills
Of minor Importance. A message was re.
ceived from the President of the United
States, giving his reason for approving the
bill amendatory to the supplementary bill
for the more efficient government Of the
Southern States. The Senate resolution
authorizing the appointment of committee
to accompany the remains Of the late Sena
tor Riddle to his home was concurred in
and Messrs. Farnsworth, Of Illinois, Nichol
son, Of Delaware, Glossbrenner, Of Penn
sylvania, Kerr, Of Indiana. and Benton, O.
New Hampshire, we're appointed the com
mittee on the part Of the House. At l.
o'clock NJ. the Speaker rose and declared
the House adjourned until the first ed
nesday in July.
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Ttf Daily Nems
VI WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1867.
From the Boston TrdueNer.l
TO SOUTH CAROLINA
BY r. F. FULLER.

u
When winter edged the Northern air
And crystals bearded every mouth,
We sought thee, Carolin, fair
Soft, erring sister of the South
We found thee breathing myrrh aud balm,
Aud blooming with q vernal charml
Thvaptivcs, Carolina, We
From their unwilling bonds released;
But thou can st captivate the free
That on thy native beauties feast,
If thou wilt own them US the peers .
OF thy ancestral cavaliersl
Thy wayward temper would'st thou mend
And Southern airs, Child Of the Sun
The North, a neighbor and friend,
To it's first love would soon be won:
And cen thy rival Of the Bay
Would bow to thy Palmetto-sway.
With triumph we are.not elate,
Thy veal, as well as ours, we sought:
And for the good Of every State
Unselfshly the Federals sought;
Not to enslave, we conquered thee
But 'gainst thy will, to make thee free.
Then own thy faults, fair CaroEne
And wear thy winter blooming flowers
The Bay with the Palmetto twine:
The victory is thine and ours.
With willing subjects, thou shalt be
Queen, Carolina, of the free
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARL sroN.
Arrived Yesterday,

sss - g. New ss
Co. G Averiu son, M Alexander: ) Apple, Ae1ande,
ysy e. faas Roaasrs c eo
3 Burke. Bollmann Bros, W Bliss, R Banks h Bis
Crane. Boyleston Co. I Cater. Cameron Ba1kiey !
Go: chtsolm Bros caanpsen & Co. Il cobis & CO. 6
q courtenay, Daily. Darcy, I Dru ker 3 Duva 9
Son. tlaum. I FAM 4 CO. Ferguson / Holiness 8
GO. Gruber Martin. 9 Gsaveley, Goodrich &incmana :
Co, Goudkop Beuthner. j L Girardeau, a Gerdts 1
&C. Quincy mis-, Miss FL E,m9re Gale Goodman
heun = Go. Hart CO. 9 A Hopley. h Hoppock, N a
Hunt Aelntz, H Hil'en. Holmes Book Store jan.
son, u Hing LETTERS g. Hinek. W,ckenberg & Co.
speac Knsman s Lee
anaes J % i1nley: Noise Marshall, a McLeish,
Wohltrnann, Mann,J Mayer, Marshnl Burge &:Bowen,
f1ae1 Mecls MScK sEs5 HSs
scher, Murphy, NORTH Steele & Wardell, O'Nein j
eoS SsP RSaas CHA 9Son = oSs
GO: Rodgers \ co, Ezekiel s kohn, b Roeenthai J
R1ndlet5 heea c. sehne C. shaekesosd
y Chisolm, schnel Co. stoddnrd J Thompson
Co. Togni A Gannlon, j. " g Trott, c voigt F
Wiltberger, Welch & Hervey Werner Ducker white.
N Mrs Watts We,gert GO; Wallach. " I Webb 6
Steamship Manhattan, Collins New York, 60 houra
Mdze. To Street Bros 4 co. NJ Rndel. " McComb +
cobia Co. T1oey Raes &C. Co EW Te1es asgs agent
Co, Dorbaunl Menke. Cameron Barkley & Co WI,
ONein Shrine q Pdace. M 3. r r beTnbardS r. q %
Airnar, A W Ecket & co, Panknin, W Levin ~ Man
W ess's: Ss asIss o,s5
Nair. Radcliffe; SWatts, North Steele & Wardel q
sshass9R BapPet efsws
T Ievinson eco. Marshal, Burge & Bowen, Kinck.
e nsts xen Hes1
Maxwell. g Noise. McIoy Rice q steitz Marzyck,
DocEesy, Bart Writ Cohen, HancFel CO cnnrts
nay Werner Quicker. Cohen, sonamers : sarucs
aschof CO. Small Co. " 4 Kidd. r. % sIoan = =
as paee haesaeS a &C. RFsG
den, oNei1i. " Il Hovey. 1 >'s'n1n' :" Y "nll- M
= Rnines Corn snd ns5s Sc, g Wps Shso9
Galay fsa wsDD sFSr1s sa Se6s e. Ilie3
CO. HarHsp Co. Iaulea : ooi aalands Mapows saysa
e. stsns Street ssos Ta eo g Minor % coJ stawns
Trna. cnactanbuah " Roacb sa1tsars 70
AesP LIME stsll5S %; sssfds e. E cutter
SONS W stesns CO courennv = T1anbosn, a,,d 8
sss paad is ssssh Sen aul Is % Of Sape ss asse
steamship Falcon, Reed Baltimore e-left saturday.
4 s Go1n, &c g 2sd saa Co e. Go1rtenay
90: eS e ssehsng Z e. @ AGENT aerdts CO:
Street Bros CO. NAysriI 3 Son. o.Nafl1. e Voict
Order. a9aeser Iee: Smith Go: Mehrtens y wohit-
= ~ r1aaS = r. sT1a = 70, teonans Hertz
CO. Collector OF Customs Cameron. Barkiey &. ca n
6iscnon C9. La1rsy q Alexander, Quinn, E Kein B
Aksa C Tiss Reseher
& Co. JsC RadcNRs, D FRANKIE: Order. and others. =,
sens TnscS %as,ng s5g snsn tn ssw York day.
WIN srd { S Co, " Busnham. % caId~ena csme. sloe
p,oo
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Passengers.

Per steamship Saragossa, from New York-General
aondu. Mics Mary Tongue, " Stephens Miss Doyle,
Prince Gray. Strong, Lyman and Indy, @
Aubln, Ehringer. Mrs Mccormick, Mrs Pratt.
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-C Hough-
ton, A Campbell. A Menke, Miss E Scott Mrs Cell
fuss and child, schwcrin, Trpp, Mrs Fitzpatrick
and children, Perriston, Knapp, W Proctor ?
Cutnane. Capt Tucker, NJ Peck, Peck, AIr Edger.
ton. W Montague Draper, W Boyd, lady and servant
Mr. Sullivan, Iiscogt, NJ Clark Miss McElvey Mrs
Hunter and child, Franklin, and 10 steerage.
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PUBLIC NOTICE. t :
e OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, l
ID UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. s:THoMAs,
SEC l: Be It Ordained by Me Mayor and Alder7asu in
Cty Council assembled, That from and after the frst day
Of January Licences afa be taken CARTS drays
and wagons, private and domestic purposea in
the same ma according same proygions
now Of force In relation to drays wagons
cart drav or wagon shan Be provided uithn badaa sf
tatnng tho thereof and marked T1spdt Is Sc
placed on the outside Of the snait. @ll~-'2'.j Y,
Sec 2 No person shan be taken by the Treasurer as
surety 70 any bond under the Ordinance concerning h
eenses ior carts dEays wagons and other
SEC j. The following ahsn hereafter be the rates tor
licenses for pnhc and private carta drays wagons &c.
,neeoang the horses or mules used thereof which sha
PUBLIC CARTE DRAYs, E1o, OF THOSE EMPLOYED m AHY
BUSINESS wTgaIEvER, FOE HIRE DrHEor OR uSpxsrcr
For every cart dray o. wagon, drawn by horse on
For vs cart dray drawn horses
For every hack and carriage With four wheels. SO
tt For I every stage OF omnibus texeept line onnibua
For every stage or omnibus qexoept 1ine cmnbuaa.
drawn by four horeee $50. a 55 T.91,.7'
For every truck drawn oy two or moro horses rmu1as
For every express wagon drawn by two or o-e horses
nRxAp CARTS AlD PRIVATE oAR1s, puArs ETC. IL !;
For every bread cart or wagon, S5. g. - t.75s
For every cart, drsy or wagon used for prvsts d. do
mesc purposes, and not to DO employed the trans
porting Of goods wares merchandise lumber. any
indirectly for the same sha pay for Hcese the sn OF
-, exc1usIve of the horse mu1o.
Faasd u IN city y Council this 1sh Jsnna
!dred and at1ty-stx =, 80
IN january ~ T sB6fTa gf.1er,r - rs,,n.s, s
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Cons1snfes per south Caroitnn Railroad
y, q .

III bales Cotton, 80 bales Mdze, s5 boxes Tobacco, s
bbls Spirits Turpenrc bbls Rosn cars Stock and
snnd5les lies To Robinson Co, Willis chiso, CHS.
Kuck. Wharton Petsch, r Agent, c Averill Son,
g e1 W Williams Go, NJ Bird Co. 7 W johnson, c
Mey, Fraser Dill, W C Courtney 4 Co, NIowry & Co. J
E Sloan, Crawford Friday W Dukes l. CO, Sulli-
van Hunt Bros, Fraser Co, Mulkni, Togni, s
Hicks Taft & HoTland. H'9 I'-.7 -
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 2O.-CoFFEE-There are I've car
goes now daily looked for FROM Rio and much needed to
repienish our exhausted stock in Importers hands. We
nodce good inquiry and firm market Tho ssles to-day
consist OF 600 bags tresne private tcrms
200 bags prime do 19a19h &c gold. s,s
Co1T0N-Our market remains inactive, though holders
iddhng Uplands; shipments lccared) yesterday and to-
day nearly @ @ 1900 bales to Liverpool;
tLoUn-We notice firm but no. very active market
The sales 100 bbls Northwestern Extra at
CO. lGo DO 81 100 do do s12; $50 bb choice
ana lou 10 40 $13 60the latter is for the choicest
this description; 100 bbls Howard strcct Super good
1oo bols common Howard Street Extra sl1 so: 100
bbls Northwestern Super SILL Nothing doing in CITY
Nills Quotations generaly unchanged. VIZ:
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and we quote sales OF 100 bbs CENTS ana s2 II
Rosns-sae, Of 2se bbls ut IS 2sas s7x tor strained
common. md 50 20 for No. 2. G2l 1 n IN 07-7 \
No sales reported in Cotton. gN
. CoRN-A cargo of 1000 bushels damaged sold at auc
uon to-day at prices ranging from so cents to 81 1875
bushel, :. :: 1S=.::ssJ. "a D.
Tn1nER--Two RATS sold at ssass per NJ for fair
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO SAILORS OR INIMIGTlANT
HOTEL OR BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, !
March 13, 1867.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature. passed the goth day of December,
1866 al persons tncsrned hereby notified to call at
this Office aud ako out the required license Immediately
aa@ W. II. SMITH,
'.... u. "... Clerk OF Council.
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PEnApz1pE1A, 10th Month, l7th Dsy. 1854.
AssrIorzD eanssp:.My daughter has boas rucl
wilt ssnd me two bnttes mora. ST.s.
Thy friend, ~. ~ :5s;SSS Asa cURRIN 4
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GEO. L. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adiutant General.
COMMERCIAL.

Expores.
NORTHERN PORT-Per schr Edna Harwood- 900
teet Lumber, SO tons Cotton Seed.
PHlLADELPHIA-Per schr P Sanders-2OO tons Can
e nen lot 1aznitaFe $4,000 re-t l4-5'G