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I -. -
ia srni,s was on her Hp-health wsa IN her look
strength was in her step, and IN her hands-f1As'1'
- s. T.-1S60--X.g 49,. .s:
bottles ass so.oH Of p11EEss5Ss s1nas
q Gold Extromites and Fevertsh lips
s! Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath. =
Flatulency and Indigestion. -.
Nervous Affections. i.-!N "a .-''-'. 2.... .,
Excessive Fatigue and Short Bresth-
~ Pain over the Eyes. sii., Vi g:s .l
Mental Dospondencys 80: 9 -
Prostratioll Great WeakneSs. F+ss
Balow Complexion, Weak Bowels, DO
Which are the eVidsncss OF Icy -
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPsiA-
re IN estimated that seven teths OF az adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid ltvT. The biasfy
secreons Of the liver overowng Into the stomach pol
son the entire system and exhibit the above
After long research, able TO present the Joat
remarkable for these horrd nightmare diseases
the world has produced Within ono year over 1
hundred and forty thousand perSons lave saeI 5o
H is most eheotuM tonic and agreeable stimulsnt
suited to all conditions OF hfe a..
lts scttve properties, IRE wholly faise for the tans
fsotion Of the public, and that patients may consul.
their physicians, we append List OF lts compo1ent:
OAIIsAYA bAnK.--Oeebrated tor over TWO hundred
gears in the treatment Of Fever and Ague, DJsgepsA
Weakness ETC. 1t Wss introduced into Europe oy tns
Countess wifo of the Viceroy OF Peru, IN lt4g ano
sarvafds sold BY the Jesutta for the en0Tn.oHi pTtce o
Il, o,us iseia in laeT under the name Of esu.fs foe
ders, and was finally made public by Louis XVI. hinl
Of France Rumbol6t makes especial reference u. ~
iebrfuge qualities during his South American uAYels
CAsoaRrIIA BARx@For diarrhoea, cohc and diseased
of the stomach and bowels. 81 -. - :,
DANpRIroN-For Inflammation Of the lotns and drop
ical affections. f..r.s..i.t...
LAVENDER HFLOwEns--Aromstfc, Htmulant ana tonlc-
HIGHLY tnyigorstng in nervous debility 5-a -
W1NrEnaaEEN-Eor scrofuln, fheumstlHm, etc.
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SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, NJ, /

SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, Ill,
February II, l863.
mrsans p n DRAKE Oo.:-plsase send us another
twelve cases of your Plantation Bttars. As morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
alse and are greatly esteemed. 5a. -. -
Yours, Gc., ~, SAoE q MA1G.
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de.
and for this article, which has not heretofore been
possible. .is, 81: ....-.,r a.,
pereotly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BrTTEHs be
departed from. ESery bottle BEARS I've ao-sintk 9 orT
so,at.re on steel ptae engrausHg or u cdnHos 0e 9e
uiEe -. ,.
A1y person pretending to sell PLANTATION b1TTShs ~
bulk or by the gao Is s1udlT a'd 1a.posteT 1sfdTe
of refSed bottes See aat our PT7uaN stamp oNAu.
TuATED eue1y cork. .,,.
Sold by all Druggsts, Grooers and Dealers throughout
the country.
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THALBERG.
GOTTECHALK

:. conader Chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond COM
pariaon, the best I have over seen In America.
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LUMBER,
PORTS

Exports or Rice, Navai stores and LuIu6er,
from the Port of Char1eSton, from Septa'r
1st to ADril 4. 1867. liz =:
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
sIalILlA SIhIILiBUs GURANTUR.
5;s1c ~ HUMPHREYge. -: -.
HOMEOPATHIC ,sREC1E1Es:

-: :: g, -, p = ,+r1,v
nAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMHl.E EAEE-
IL RIENCE "a en1rS aoccess; ;
,ent ana ony
tectly adapted 70 poppiaT qseso teat
CANNOT be maoe pnne sasm so ~ o,;
see Dm d1nges ana ss f
q. and win always render
20. J, cures F.v.r., Congestion Inflammation. q.
Worms W9r1'feyeT, W Mesn.y ~ yon, 70 - =
i.n,s Sotlo, ss =. teess ~ ss
4, DiarrhSa of Ghildren q Aduis: :. g
Ssoiss horsas, seiss' asass. sasss Ssi;
;ti ing y
ssssai ss's: ssssss.ss
gaPpresssd o. Rani1. Tsssoa :.
.a. Croap& 0Sngfs Dtaaen,t Hseasn1ng: q =
M M ~. ga1t aheuns Ery!1eias = ktSpfou1 g g
n i5,. .sas sRhesnaA Rheninat6 spa!ns;.
l .;s. Fever dgnh AEno, 8. ege1s *
- =. 81 ~
IT sfqsPtleit Blind OF Hleeddn6 ~.
I. iS. "@. ()pah alrays and sep 9r Meak Gyes. -
10, Cata,h. Aeuse o. "a
A.th@a. 6pgrssssd g
"a Ear X sesa.'l n
snS G; : - s;srTcs sSssai
|" a. 9croaNla 81 81
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Baltimore Markets,

quiry for Rio. and - ON
the arrival ofsss largoes now hourly looked for We
report sa2es to-day as follows 500 bags Rio at lsals
cts SI do do cts $50 do, in lots, at 16ha1sA cts
z 1gUid, and Is u cts currency. s.z,t.z
CorroN-Receipts are light and with the late heavy
shipments and Sales the stock .is much reduced, es
mated now about 5000 bales The marked todsy was
QUIET but held eteady at 80 cts for midding upland.
Some small sales made this basis, and for one
lot of piddIng SC cts was refused. z.
F1oUR-The market is firmly maintained, though In
active; stock Offering Hmied, and buyers find 1t dlcult
to make selections We report sales to-day OF 100 bbls
ard Street Extra at sl2 49, small lots Super
at S11 do Howard street S CO. On Saturday 500 bbls
oity Mills Super sold at Sll. Nothing doing IN Corn
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 17th Day, 1861.
RrspEcrEp rR1Eap:-My daughter has been much
beueatted by the Of thy Plantation Bitesrs Tnor
Wilt send me two bottles more. -. j.
Thy friend AsA UUhhIN'
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they hsve introduced every
known and valuable improvement. They have invaris'
bly, been selected and used by sl Of the worlds &C.
knocsoed great artists who hsve visited this country
professionally both for private and public use.
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Havana Market,

FAvANA, March n, 1857, ,-suaAR-Clayed-.A -.An add
ton to ther causes producing dulnt sugar mar
ke we have to report this week the influence OF rn
gent condition of monetary AFFAIRS and In consequence
the heavy decline in Exchanges which, as anticipated IN
our last report has reduced the quotation for No. -.
Sales have been unreserVaby limited buyers. which are
few do not offer at the close above 6@6 we however
hear of few sales ut these rates. holders are her
since the better feeling to-day in the money market
MuscovADoEs-The market remains dull, and no
sales have been reported this week. We quote 61ss67s
for common rehning 6aa6 for far do and 61a7 r1ais
for good do Sales in aanzas at 5a7 rails tor common
to good refining grades. and 7a7 rails for grocery
MoLAssEs-The stock is much reduced and we near oi
no sales Holders ask 5a5 rails per keg Tor ciaseo'
and 6Aa6As rails for Muscovado
FRE1eHTs.-The demand for Europe has been ratner
inactive owing to the dullness of the Sugar aua
nary for want of suitable tonnage and vessels ready
load Rates are on the decline. For the United stes
there is little doing also, but previous rates are 80 ar
pretty well maintained.
ExoHAsaE.-Thcre has been sudden and une3pecteo
decline in exchanges this week. particularly during the
m three DAYS. the cause of which may be attributed to
the strngency of the money market however, since the
morning. the anticipation of further decline having
subded in consequence of the rmness OF some OF our
npcpal drawers in e1acting higher rates, there has
been an improving tendency and the market had re-
covered at the close.
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pROBUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, March h30.vBREADsTUfFs.-The market
for State and Western -four Is not active the lower
grades have declined five to ten cents while the medium
and good grades steadily held. Sales were made OF
6sCO bbls at 50 7Oa1O 70 for superne se; $40 76al1 70
for common extra state 50 80s12 rs for good to choice
do; 80 70a1O so for superfne Michigan Indiana Ohio
Iowa. &C., and SO 9oa12 IS extra do Sl2 4oals SO toy
hoop Ohio at S11 86ai2 35 and trade brands OF do as
s2 co. St Louis at $12 26al4 80 for spring. and
| Sl4 6lal7 25 for winter, closing Quietly.
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THE CHARLEsToN MARKET.

FOB TEE WEEK ESpra THuRsDAx, APRr1 H. 1867.
CorToN-With an occasional slight advance, only to
be followed by more striking decline, the English mar
kst keeps i general tendency downward. and prices
here continue receding under the decsive influence OF
that centre Of the Cotton trade. The staple here opened
onEiday March o. at go. q fb. for Midding Cotton,
which rate was generally maintained until Wednesday,
when Liverpool having dropped to 12Hd and 12&d this
market was forced down 10 27h@2sc. tb TOR M1ddhng
Cotton and yesterday the market came to stand for
wan. of sock, and the declining condition of other
markets.
The receipts at this point continue to lesson having
been al bales Sea Island and 1876 bales Of Upland Cot
tom against 24 bales Of Sea and and 24G8 bales of Up
land Cotton theweek before.
The following statement shows the daily transactions
in the staple for the week just closed In this market
On Eridsy, March 18th. there only Light demand
the transactions which amounted to about 200 bales
were 1t previous Agres say-Ordinary, 81; Low Mid
ding, 2e@2sK; Mddlng %, aud Strict Middhng SOC.
p ID; fsE i i stE & 49, -
On Saturday thers fr inquiry for the staple but
buyers restricted ID their purchases by the limited
stock and the indisposon OF holders to make conces
sions, Sales $50 bales, Mddling Upands being quoted
ut 29c. 3 fb: - - .. =
On Monday early In the day there vas but light de-
mand, and In some transactions eaJr prices &c
cepted. hut reported improvements in other markets
caused activity and Armer rates at the close. Sales
5obalas Middling Cotton being quoted at 2sc. p H.
On Tuesday, in consequence Of the Light stock offered
tr sa buyers were generally paying previous rates.
Sales s25 bales Middhng Uplands selling at 2sc. @ tb.
On Wednesday, the early transactions at prices
indicating adecline Of hal. cent p b., but there
cpt Of depressing Intelligence from the English market
tbs ate were at prices fully cent o. tb lower
than tes otthe dy before themarket closing at the
following prices; say Ordinary, 2ec.; Low Mddlng,
2qcs Hiddhng, A27h@2s No sales Of fine Cotton. The
bulness ofthe day extended to about 2ss bales.
iYeaay operations almost ceased In consequence Of
the Hight stock and the unsettled condition Of prices.
ssles bales on the basis Of 27Xc p tb for Mid
ding Cotton. We omit quotations ~ -
SRA IHLAND COTTON.-There has been but little de-
mand this class Of cotton and holders find difficult
10 transact business except at decline. Sales Of the
week about 15O bales We continue previous quotscaa
somewhat nominally say for inferior Sea api so 60c
. b, Medium 60 7Oc. p fb, Fine sSOc. q ib, Ex-
ira Fine 81 20 60 Flordas inferior As SOC. Medium
55a e5, Fine 70 rs, ExtESz Fine soca 81 90.
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@ AR D..

It ID with feelings OF pride American manufacturer
that We publish the following teshmonials which have
been received by us recently:
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wEHII.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen in
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone 80 perfect; 1t yields every
expression that is needed In music, and its quality Ia
capable of change to meet every sentiment This s
rare power Ia derived from the perfect purity Of
is tone, together with it's sympathetic elastic snd well
balanced touch.
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SOUTHERN FLouR-The demand is no less acaVe:
Holders are steady in their views Sales made OF
$50 bbls at s 25al2 so for common and S12 9Oa7 for
extra and family brands
CALIFORNIA FLoUR-Is in active request at fulI rates.
We notice sales OF 1900 barrels and sacks at $l6a6
WHEAT-The market for Spring is dull ut q decline OF
1ac while winter in good request with prices ranging
Ease higher The sales $4,000 bushels at ~ 46 tor
new good No spring. s9 Is for amber State $S Oa3 10
for white California and s. 20a3 25 for white Canada
OArs-Are in fair demand at former figures We notice
sales Of 1000 bushels ut 66a6c for old Western 6faG9c
for new Western, and 72a73o for State.
CoRNThe market Is rather quiet at prices ruling ~
the buyers favor. The sales 49, 600 bushels ut 81
18 for shipping Western mixed in store; 81 Il
for do ahoa and 81 LIT for Western mixed Ut
the railroad depot.
CoFFEE.-The market is quiet but prices are held
quite firmly. We learn of transactions Oh importance
CorroN.-The market opened firmly, with O { ood
shipping demand but the dispatch received In the after
noon advising of decline in Liverpool stopped fur
ther transactions unless holders would make largo con
clude 1750 bales. We quote
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ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE DAILY SE~sI
MATANZAs, March Robustness during the last four
or FIVE days has been comp tely paraysed owing to an
unexpected heavy decline in exchanges on Friday saes
being made as low as follows: London 81 per cent pre-
miu New York Currency go days IS per cent discount
Gold Bills GU days per cent discount and short Sight
per cent discount but since these rates
the last operations Saturday having been closed at
80 per cent discount for 60 ays currency bills on New
York.
si. Augusta. Market.
AUGUSTA April s.-FINANc1AL.-s!ght declined in
money market.
GoLD-Brokers buying at 1876 and selling at 1861.
SuyER-Brokers are buying at 127 and selling at 1Sl.
SECURITIES Of all kinds dull:
CoTToN-Owing to the reception of unfavorabe advces
from abroad and New York, the market has been de-
pressed al day and scarcely anything has bsen done
BUYERS are not inclined to offer moro than 21a27sc for
Strict Midd]ing and holders will not sell on these terms
Sales amounted to IS bales, follows: at 20 at 25; 80
at &c, and II bales at 271ac
Receipts 81 bales
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Among the chiefpoints Of excellence OF the ohioksr'
Ing Panos of which speak the renowned artists their
ooneratuatory testimonials to the Messrs Oh1ckerng
are The greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume Of
TONE combined with rare br1lisncy, clear1ess and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and
Above AL surprising duration Of sound the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch. ...,. .r-z.
During the past years this hrm has manu-
aotured. ,,f. !.ss.....
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New York Market.
s.o,-o rr.rrnn

The New York Journal Of Commerce of Saturday,
| LIST, says:
The money market Was somewhat stringent to-day.
The supply Of surplus capital is considerably reduced
while the demand nom speculative borrowers, and also
for purposes Of legitimate trade, has increased Loans
subject to call made upon the best securities at
per cent and parties ad to hsve offered this
rate in gold for the needed accommodation The range
of discount for rstcass commercial paper Is 7Aa10 per
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LONDON, July 20, 1855.
Tsimoiql, from the most distn0utshed Artists in Enrop.
-. 70 Messrs. Chicksrinc a 3ont:

-.-..".,.s. 70 Asssrs Chiekering q sor's:
LONDON, July %, 1855.
Having played upon Piano-forte made By Messrs
Ohickertng & Sons, Of Boston and New York, have
much pleasure In teshfying to Its general excslience
For sweetness and brtlliancy of tone, dehcacy Of
tonch and magnificent powcr for concert purposes ]
consder e 4 really GRAND p1AEo-FoRTH, AND DRoDRD
~ T7r RECT HAyE SEEN OF AMERICAN. MANuFAoTuDE
ARABELLA GODDARD. IGIULO REGONDL l-,ll
a A. OSBORNE ALFRED JAELL.
~ KUHE LINDSAY aLOPER,
LILIES BENEDICT " MOSCHELES,
NJ. ". BALfE. Prof. OF. Conservatore oe
OHAS. HALLE. Leipzig.
BRINLEY RICHARDS. 8. ARTHUR OHAPPEl.
RENE TAYAH1ER Director OF Monday Con.
sYDNEY SMITH. certs London.
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KRAUSHAAR e., CO.

NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
rr,HE UNDEPeIdNE!D, MEMBERS or THF FIRM u
KRAUsHAAR Il CO., arc practical Piano MAKER,
ana Is such haze hnd large experience in conneerio
With some OF ths beat Establishments IN this co1nn!
and Kuropt Their lanos lnade not msrely f!
them but them al under their immediate peraon.
Supervision they allow no Instruments to leave thei
fsooy and pass into the bands Of their patrons unie
tina An elasticity OF touch-without which inst1r
nent ought to be satisfactory to tho publicas well
thst durability In construction, which enables 10 r.
n.in I'm tn and to Withstand sudden changes OF ten
,erst1re and exposure To extreme nest and cold whic
ara sonetdmes unavoidable.
They VIII at all times hs hsppy to see the rrofesbj1
and the public at their Wararoos and invite compa,i
son between their own Pianos and those OF any ohG
nRnufsctory.
ANTON KRAUEHAAR.. z ............ .TOHIAE HAh1
CHARLES ]. sCHONRMANH.
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> q. T....-188O,..-X,

Another wonderful ingredient OF great use among
the Spanish ladies' of South America impartng beauty
to the complexion and brsncy to the mind s yet nn
to the commerce Of the world end We withhold
tta mama for the present, ,.r
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Cons1gnees per south Carolina Railroad
April 4.
244 bales Cotton IL bales Mdze ITO bags Gran cars
Lumber, car Old lon cars Cattle, car Furniture
&c. To Kanapaux, Lanneau e. Co, E Rodgers Co,
Pope Utsey Kenyon, Coakley, Graeser Lee, Smith
l. Co, Rischof Co, Porcher & Henry, B1caisei Q
Reeder, Fraser & Dill, Jefers Co, D Francke. "
Lebby, " Williams Co., Caldwell Sons, Willis
ston, Crews Co. E Edgerton, Mey, Pringle, E
J Wiss Co, Gaillard Mnot, G Gibbes. W W Smith,
r ONeale 4 Son, III Goldsmith Son. Hogan, Nelli-
gan. B Russey.
ConsIgnees per Northeastern Railroad,
April 4. .=..-5
lit bales Cotton 81 bbls Naval Stores, cars Lumber
bags Cotton Seed rolls Leather Mdze, &C. To VII
J Kirkpatrick, 6 Pritghett Courtenay & Trenholm,
D Paul Co. Robinson & Cc, Russell co, shackehord
Frnser, " z Ryan, MowTy s Co, and Order. -.:...:
~
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Exports of Cotton
FROM THE PORT OF CHARLESTON s. c.. COMMENCING ls7
SEPT, 1855, TO ApRH. 4, 1867, INCLUSIVE
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Passengers.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Edisto &c-A Con-
stantine and lady, McMahan, NJ Curiey, Murray.
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Wilmington Market.
{; WILMINGTON, April 3.-IuRPENTME.-Only SO bbls
received and sold at "a for yellow dip and 81 rs for hard
per 280 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRpRNTnE-M Market steady. Sale Of 25 bbls
at Tic per gallon.
RosN-Sales of 1Se bbla at s. 12K for commons s.
for strained common; So 50a3 62K for No and "a rs
fohNo and Is bbls pale OF &c. s9a10 In quality
i TAR-S4 bbls changed hands ut 81 per Dbl.
CorgoN-Asmall lot sold at 26c for low middling.
TnBER-Saes OF, six RATS at &c. Sc D0a6 rs for nfe;
rlor; 81 25 for ordinary; 50 80 for $40 80 for
prime mill :i,T'sa'. ~ a
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--Fs ooryoN STATEMENT. f. =. S...:i s,
Stack hand Sept J. 1866. 2S5 $500 .r..
Received from March % to April 8, -
Received previously 114sss 1ol72
Total receipts SO6 % 174 1o,415
~ ExroRTs SID. Up'd. Rtce. -.
:Hprn.z. 's7..:. 4ss s,512 11s
Pre76usiy. :. 2543 1GS. rs S,SH
s7, .l2s7s 1os;2s5 1884
Total exports. .12s76 l0s.2Se S9o4
Stock on hand and shipboard.. 1850 1883 l46l
SAME TINE LAST YEAR.
s. I'd Uprd Roe.
Stock ON hand SeptI, 1885, ......... 362 l,610 100
NA "a ~. ... 16 2lss 81
Received previously :. 4,26S 6s,47 S,11
Total receipts 4.s4l 72277 $3.50
EPoRM Pd ..Up'd. Rice.
From March soto
FApr1 E. 'e7 70 $3.50 LOG
Previously...... 4,o96 68,0SS 2464
.z.s...:fs5sz : 4.17ss scesss a,57o
- . :. ...'----'---- ,7s 60 aee Q 670
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THALBERG's OPINION.
consider Ohicterine b Sons Pianos, beyond com.
par1son the best hAve seen IN America.
8. THALBERa,
Chairman Of sury on Musical Instruments.
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POzNANsKI.

During the past eight years have constantly played
upon justly celebrated Erard Planoa yours are the
only instruments that have found either here or IN
Europe to equal them In all their points Of excellence
It may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public at large to state that have
been received from all the leading artists who have
visited or are now residing in the United States ieW o
whose names, besides those above, we append
LEO DE MEYER. GUSTAV SATTEH
ALFRED JAEI. ]. BENEDlUT.
II. tANDERSON ID. 6TRAkOSOH.
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
.sF- ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PR1CR LISTS
SENT BY MAIL.
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BEEr-There is moderate inquiry. We notico sales
OF 4 bbs at sl3a19 for plain Western mess and s18a2s
for extra do.s ".s='
REFr HAafa-Are more active at firmly held rates; the
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Ange Guardene Fr, 4s8 TOMS Willis at Marsha wharf
from Havana waiting. .........J Ensiow 40 q 20
james Wilson (Br, 384 tons Dyer, ct vsnderhorgts 3
wharf, from, Swan Island, waiting. -. n Mure q co
Norton tEr) 5s6 tons Enslow OF Yanderhorsts wharf
for Liverpool. loading. .havenel q 20
r Walker, 30l TONS Latham, at Brown l. Coe wharf,
for Boston, loading .......... .Risley Creighton
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TIE
Selected Poetry.
A NEW POEM.

Iho following very original poem W,
ma III an exchange. y number CT tn,
INES may appear lamilia to the reader
but we have every reason to believe that
the production is entirely original:
By the lake where droopcd tho willow,
Row, vessels, row;
l want to be an angel,
And jump Jim Crow
An old crow sat on n hickory limb,
None knew him Lut to praise
Lot mo kiss him for his mother,
For he smells of Switzcr kasc
The minstrel to the war has goro.
with banjo on his knee;
lie awokc to hear the scntrcs Shrek.
there's light in tac window for thee
frog he would wooing go,
Ills hair was curlcd to kill
lie used to wear an old grey coat
And tho sword of Bunker hill.
OFT in the Silly night,
Make way for liberty he cried;
wont go home till morning,
with Maggie by my side.
am dying, Egypt, dying,
Susannah don't you cry;
Know how sublime thing il IS
TO brush away II blue tail fly.
The boy stood on he burning deck,
With baggage checked for Troy
One Of the few immortal names,
Ills name was Pat Malloy.
Mary had a little lamb.
He could II tale unfold
lie had no teeth TO eat hoc-cakc,
And his spcctaclcs were gold.
Lay on, lay on, MacduT,
Man wants but little here below;
And I'm TO be queen of the May,
SO kiss me quick and go.