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Middletown transcript., 1868-01-04
Book, Stationery, and Variety Store.

GCHOOL BOOKS and Miscellaneous Works.
~ Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymn Books,
BLANK BOOKS, in various styles Of binding.
Tuck, Memorandum and Pass Books.
stationery of all kinds.
Photograph Albums, Work Boxes, Fancy
Boxes, Writing Desks, Ladies' Satchels, Pocket
Books, Port Folios Purses, Portmonaies, Segar
Gases, Picture Frames, Tassels and Cords, Look
ing Glasses.
Middletown transcript., 1868-01-04

The Peach Growers of this region will
meet on Saturday next, according to ad-
journment, at the house ofW. T. Chance,
in Odessa. 1t is desired that Peach
Growers generally should attend, in order
to consi der and adopt some mode by which
the great loss Of baskets experienced by
Fruit Gfpwers for years past, in market
ing Peaches, may be prevented in the fu-
ture, and to consider other questions of
interest tosthe community.
Middletown transcript., 1868-01-04
tiddIetoyvn L Hail Company.

Jdunry LIS
Middletown transcript., 1868-01-04

A Rarity. y.-Crabs were served at thu
table of l.. r. Davis Middletown Hotel
on the I'd inst.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-24
The Cotton Trade.

NEW YORK, April 1s.-THE MARKET-1n our
last report the market closed firm at S0c or middpg
uplands and In Liverpool Gufet at ior up
lands and Orleans. On saturday tne purchases o9
speculative and Southern account we're large, and
prices advanced 1c per fb, middhng closing at 3lc
It WAS generally expected that the advance here
would be followed by corresponding adYsnce ID
Liverpool On Monday prices IN Llverpool aoVancea
only I'd, which caused some disappointment Mid
ding was quoted at 81 %c, with sales OF 45O0 bales
mostly to spectators. Tuesday 1t was reported that
the exports from Bombay, for the trst week In April
were from 65 900 to 20 600 bales. The market here
was quieter. Middlings S1ac.
with small sales and decline OF 3l6d IN Liverpool
and middlinR down to SOC here. Splnners nave
bought but 1000 bales, and exporters 5uuo oales tns
week, the bulk Of the business l6OOo' havlng oeen
done by Spectators As our prices are two cents
above Liverpool exporters could do very little, and
spinners show disposition in the present dul stall
OF trade to use up what they nave on hanu pe1ore
uuyipg more We hear their STOCK at the mills esu-
mated at from six to eight weeks supply. At the
close holders do not press feeling confident that the
vely small receipts, soon TO oe seen' WILL srene'nen
their position.
We understand that trade in Manchester is in as
unsatisfact ~ position as in this country. Manu-
acturers are not receiving equialent to I'D for
their goods, and the disposition 10 snip 10 distant
markets, at present prices, ls decreasing ually
While appreciate the strong position OF cotton Oh
this side, and that our prices may DC or
pushed rven higher during the next three months.
we feel that the mistake of overlooking the state OF
trade should not be repeated this year.
STATISTICAL Pos1T1oN-The stock IN Liverpool Is
4O7 tIO bales: nhoat from india 248,000; aud from
america 100000; total 755OOO bales. On April 10,
1867 the stock was f95.0O0 bales adoat from India
345 0OO; ard from America GOO bales Total 2SO
OOI. Deficiency in visible supply 475,oOO 2ales, 1as
took at all ports In the United States bales
less than same time last year. Estimated STOCK hed
by Manchester spinuers at the mills, 1885, 600 bales
From April II to August Il the import OF East lnola
cot on cannot much exceed the quantity now re-
ported 10 be at SEA, viz: 24S,O0J bales. Fr9m
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 2O--coTroS-Liverpool ad-
vices to-day per cable were stronger and iaore en-
couraSiug to holders. The NJ telegram quoted
midGhug upland l2lld. and to arrive 12ssd. Sales
here we're composed OF 100 bales middling and good
low middling ut 301s cts 1872 bales low mddling at
80 cts Receipts small, and market closed quiet but
firm.
CorrEE-Good supply in the hauds of importers.
"Aoudneck arrived to-day with 500 bags, increas.
ing th, stock to $4,000 bags Rio. Holders continue
firm; no sales to-day worthy Of special notes quote
range of market, viz /: Ordinary Rio 1S}sa1415 cts;
fair 15,5alG cts good 161aal7 cts; prime 171zal7A
cts choice 1SalSA cts; Laguayra 1i7aa1o ctsi JAVA
o5]Sa2G cts gold.
FLoUR-Ihere is a scarcity Of al descriptions,
particularly low and medium grades, which are
wanted BY the trade, and prices are again for these
kinds 25 cts higher We report sales late on satur
al $40 5O 200 bbls Howard-street do at $40 75 100
bbls Western winter wheat extra at S1l 80; 100 do
do at Sl1 25 500 bbls Western spring wheat extra at
Sll rs; 100 obls do do at $40 IS. Corn meal-sales
of 800 bols city mills at sc per Dbl.
GrA1S.-Wheat-The offerings today were COM
prised OF $50 bushels white and 5t26 bushels red
market active. and prices still higher; included IN
the sales $50 bushels white Maryland at So 50
OF red $50 bushels cnoce Maryland at SO 10; 3I6
bushels do at So 49, SEQ bushels do at So 10; 1850
bushels prime do at So; 100 bushels inferior at 81 40
no sales OF Pennsylvania OF spring. 81 80 was onered
and refused for prime lot OF the former quote the
latter at 81 50al IS for No Milwaukee. Corn"he'
market was active and 1c better. We report sales ss
follows: White, 1000 bushels prime at 81 II; 500
bushels good at 81 49, 5000 bushels do at 81 IL 3OC
bushels fair at 81 To- 20G0 bushels damaged and blue
eyed at slal Ol-of yellow 1850 bushels prime dry
sold al 81 21; $50 bushels good at 81 90 Oats-45OC
bushels received market easier sales Of COO bushels
Western at SIC; $50 bushels at SIC; 0u0 bushels Ma
ryand OF 9Ca9lc, weight. Rye is scarce aud wanted
we note sale of 100 bushels choice out of store at
SO lOper bushel, the highest price yet reached.
MoLAssEs-No transactions reported to-day; 20
tations unchanged
NAyAL SroEEs-Spirits turcentine quiet, held at
G6aGc per gallon Rosin held at So o5a3 40 for com
mon, ,Oi3 10 for No 2. s!a5 so for No l. and Paie
is worth from SIS 81 to so, as to quaty-the latter
for window glass, and very scarce and wanted; Ta'
inactive; we quote Wilmington at So 20 per Dbl. o
we note sales of 200 bbls thin Western late on
eaturtlay ut s27 today 10 b6ls heavy do at 81 SO
AMI % do DO at SOS per bbl. Lard tive and higher
lies of I5O tcs western steam rendered at lSalsisc
50 do Kettle at 1870 per To- OF hams we report GALES
of so tcs plain Western on private terms, quote al
i0c; sugar-:uretl canvased 90i:aesc. Bacon shoul-
ders aud sides continue quiet but firm; quote ior
lots from oDbcrs 14;sc for shoulders, l6lsc ter rib
aud I71: ior clear r;b 81 les. bulk meats qu'et no
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The Provision Trade.

The department of trad5 comprising the product
Of hogs is in an eminently healthy condition. This
is due to several causes prominent among which
NAV be mentioned decrease equal to 33s per cent
in the quantity OF pork packed in the West this year.
q demand for export and consumption exceeding the
expectation of the most sanguine, and depleted
stocks OF last years products. The increase demand
for home Is based largely upon the grea' rise IN
cotton, which hes stimulated purchases for the
Southern States, though the consumption in the
Northern and Eastern States ha> been considerably
increased by the high prices Of al fresh meats Ihe
demand for Europe has been tar in excess OF the
previous years, owing to the scarcity OF oil the great
food staples there, and the unsettled state OF poncal
affairs on the ointment There has also been very
good demand for the West Indies, the British Pro-
vinces &c. Our export tables show an increase in
the shipments to Great Britain since the 1rst OF
January of l29 per cent In bacon and hams So per
cent in beef 90 per cent in pork and 81 per cent IN
lard. And vet, private advices from Liverpool and
London state that there is no accumulation OF stocks
some OF the continental markets draw large portion
OF their supplies Of American provisions from Liver
pool the comparatively low rates OF freiShts hence
to that port enabling them to buy in that market
fully as cheap cheaper than to purchase mere and
ship direct. The Abyssinian expeduon mas heiped
our beet market wonderfully, as IN aoo1tlon 10 the
large land and naval forces now at the scene OF ope
rations there was lately 1ees Of one hundred and
thirty sail and fifty steam transports fitting out ut
the English ports In the absence OF au EnGnsh do
mand, beef must have ruled comparatively low, as
the packing was, we believe, somewhat In excess OF
last year.
comparison Of prices will show the extent to
which prices have apprec ated since the beginning
January April.
New mess pork. .... .s21 0Oa2l rs 20 IS a27 90
Prime mess to....... 10 5Oa2O 90 "a % a24 so
Cumberland bacon.... lea 10M 15ha l5S
Lard l2a IS II TX
prime mess beef Itcs,. 80 OOa33 o. 33 90 n37 90
Notwithstanding the substantial advance here not
ed there has been no undueaccumulation OF stocks;
Indeed, the supply OF Lulk meats bacon. hams &C.,
has not been 30 low at this season LOT many years,
Let that contributes directly the buoyancy OF the
market The rising tendency of pork has been check
ed by the money pressure; but some Of the leading
members of toe trade quite sanguine that mess
will touch $50 during the season. Thus far, the adj
vance does not seem to have diminished the con-
sumption, though further rise can hardly fail to
have that effect in view of the low state OF oustry
There has been large business In PORK ior future
delivery; but under the recent advance, operators,
appear to be more reserved and cautious
NJ Y. Shipping List
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April 2l.-TURPESTNE
hight. and market firm Sales Of 165 bbls ut SIS 25
for new virgin 81 for yellow dip. and 50 25 for hard,
per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRPESTINE-1s less firm, and 3ac lower
sales OF 20 bbls at 59., and 100 do at 5Sc per gal
lon.
So so for strained and No o. So for low No J. So Tor
rale and 81 ;or extra paie
Tan-Has advanced To-, ard liz bbls changed
hands at 50 % per bbl.
CorroN-Has ruled quiet to-day, and no transac.
tons reported
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LIST OF SHIPPING
e Port of Charleston, April az. 1855

LlSI Ut SH11E E1N0
In the Port Of Charleston, April 23, 1865.
vrssrxLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsrHa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Charleston, 1925 tons, Berry, at Adgers wharf, for
New York, loading-J Adger Co.
saragossa IT'S TONS Crowel, at vanderhorat's wharf
for New York, loading & Co.
Moneka, $40 tons, Valpey. at Brown Co.'S wharf
Yicksburg, 522 TONS Burton, at Atlantic wharf,
for Providence, loading-J Bee.
SHIPS
Sedbergh (Br). GA tons Kneale. at Atlantic wharf
for Liverpool loading-Patterson Stock.
Charleston (Brtishb 67S tons, Cochrane, at Kerr's
wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-R Mure & Co.
b Tucaer, 1903 tons. Rundlett, at Vanderhorst's
wharf, for Liverpool. loadirg-Street Bros l. Co.
Richard the Third, 1893 tons, Scott at Brown Co.'S
wharf. from Liverpool, waitng-Master.
Amelia, 6S8 tons, Conner, at Vanderhorsts wharf,
frcm Liverpool, waiting-J T Welsman.
BARKS.
Sitka, 500 tons, Thompson, at Atlantic wharf, for
Liverpool loading-Risley L Creighton.
Annie Klmball, 732 tons, Lincoln, at Brown & Co.'S
wharf, from Havre, waiting-Master.
BRIGS.
Times tBr), 1862 tons, Morgan, in the Stream, from
Cardenas, waiting-J Enslow & Co.
Mary Rice ls9 tons, Fisher, in the Stream, for
Northern Port, ready-H Baker l. Co.
Manzanilla, - tons, Magune, in Ashley River, for
Rockport, Me, loading-Olney & Co.
SCHOONERS.
Moses Bramhan t3-mastedl, 1886 tons, Hussey, in
the Stream, for New York, ready-W Roach.
L Davis, 3lS tons, Bishop, in ashley River, for
Northern Port. loading-W Roach.
Menawa, 211 tons, Dissosway, in Ashley River, for
New York, loading-T1 upper & Sons.
Oliver Ames, $50 tons, French in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker 4 Co.
John Detwiler, 179 tons Grace at Central wharf,
for Baltimore, ready-H Baker x Co.
Doo al Vannaman
wharf for New York, loading-H F Baker s Co.
wapella 943 tons, Hawkns, in Ashley River, for New
Haven loadlng-Master.
A Willard, - tons, Lansin, IN Ashley River, for
Providence, loading-L Potter.
Myrover 41S tons, Hughes, at Central wharf from
Boston, dischargiDg-W Roach.
Willie Martin - tons, Noyes, at Brown / Co.'S wharf,
from Matarzas discharging-H Baker & co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-24
Exports for the Week ending Thursday
April 23.


April 23.
IIVERPOOL-Per British bark Bosalind-1S bags
l and 1545 bales Upland Cotton, $50 bbls Rosn
46 bags Cotton Seed, 144 plates Iron.... Per
ship Graham's Poley-SS5 bags 1 and 1867
bales Upland Cotton.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champions bags s
and "a bales Upland Cotton, 1S8 crates and Sc
boxes Green Peas 10 bales Yarn, boxes 10
hacco. bbls Potatoes. boxes Yegeta bes, 40
Packages 10 empty Barrels. Per steamship
B Souder-S5 bags Sea Island Cotton, Isl
bales Upland Cotton 116 bales Yarn and Domes-
rics, IS casks Clay, SO Ale Bbls and Sunories
Per steamship James Adger-lT oales
Cotton, 1877 casks Clay, 11S tales Domestcs.
S22 empty Carooys, As packages Sundrles, .u0
pigs Vegetables. 80. Per schr NJ Bramhall-
lS2, 600 fest Lumber.
pHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Aliance-3S bales
Cotton, 40 bales Rags 20 bales Yarn, lSS bols
Phosphate 118 tons Iron, AZ casls Clay, $4,000
feet Lumber, $50 empty Barrels. 1S0 Railroad
Wheels and Axles, rs packages Mdze.... Per
brig Mary Rice-100. 600 feet Lumber. -. Per
schr NJ Brooman-147,0O 600 feet Lum oer..
Per schr Anna Barton-S75 tons Phoepha'e
Rocs.
p.TTINoRE-per steamship Falcon-54 herces
Rice. 152 bales Cotton, 10 bales Hldes, AZ bales
RAGS, 63 bags Cocoanuts, 20 boxes Green Peas,
bbs potatoes, IS packages Sundries, 15,OOO feet
Lumber Per schr Cranmer-2lV,UVO
feet Lumber Per schr Detwier-2o0
ions Rock Phosphate $4,000 feet Lumber.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
charleston, for the week ending APRIL 49, 1868,
and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston:
aTPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
Hs- Office hours from A. II. to P. n. On Sun
days, ffom 5 to 6 P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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RosapAL1s WILL CUBE THE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, February 25, 1868.
Captain j. II. Baker:
afflicted with rheumatism for the last five or si1
years, many times unable to move. tried all med.
cines recommended to me for the disease, without
receiving any benefit. Having heard "Rosadalis
highly spoken Of. procured bottle, and hnaing ing
some relief continued 1t until I am happy 10 ssy
that am completely well.
I not only consider the "Rosadal1s" sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism. but believe It also pre-
yentiye, and cheerfully recommend 1t TO tne'
Yours, very truly, JAMES WEBB.
WILSON, January Z, 1868.
I hereby certify that have used Dr. Lawrence's;
iustly celebrated Rosadalis in my family as general
Alternative and Tonic, with the most satisfactory re-
suits, and therefore consciendously recommend IL
to the public as medicine OF rare ana gtS genuine
merit. JAMES W. DAVE
Sheriff of Wilson County, n. q.
RosApA1Is.-This medicine has met with an un-
precedented success in this community. Captaln
Baker, the polite and attentive agent tor tms city m
forms that it is next to impossite 70 supply lne
demand made for it, and that the medicine Is effect
ing some wonderful cures, and giving great sausiae-
ton to all who have used it.-"Norfolk (Va.) Daily
Journal, November 20, 1867"
PREPARED ONLY By
J.J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., CHEMIST,
BALTIMORE, Md,
Late ct Wilson. North Carolina.)
PRICE 81 so PER BOTTLE.
Es5- Sold wholesale by all the principal Wholesale
Druggists in all the large cities Of the United STATES
and British America and retailed by Druggists every
where.
All lttters of inquiry, &C., promptly answered.
Address
DR.. LAWRENCE s. CO.,
SOLE
PRoPRIETORs AND MANUFAcTURERs,
No 244 Baltimore-street
Baltimore Md.
For sale wholesale and retail by
GOODRICH, yVINEMAN d co.
Apri Il
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Gpmmfrfial.
The Money nnd Stock Market
THURSDAY, April 2s. 1862 P. NJ

THURSDAY April 2S. 1862 P. NJ.
Business in stocks and bonds during tho past week
has been very dull There was little Offering anu
most of the investments made were OF purely
speculative character In many OF the securaues
there has been slight depreciation from the auction
price of the Charleston Savings Institution but some
OF them on the other hand hold their own shny ana
have even advanced $4,000 worth OF old State
bonds for instance were sold yesterday ut 4Sc, an
advance of two per cent, and command higher pri-
ces SUI, n New York.
Money brings one per cent. month On nes' caSS
colaterals.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
April 20.

o24 bales Cotton $50 bales Waste, 2?27 sacks Corn;
s5 sacks peas 81 bbls Naval Stores 10 cars Wood,
cars Lumber, car stock. To Railroad agent, q q
Readsr, Adams. Frost & CO, Mantoue & Co. Willis L
chisolm, Marshall, Jr. c Litschg. o'Neill 4: /
Son, Bollmann Bros, > Brann. \ G po6os @ J
q Armstrong, Drucker, Chazal y Mlhams
& Co. Can't Cordes, " Henery. q Granger, ] e
Msllonee, Adger & Co, q B!schof X Co, ave
riu y Teideman & Co, Street Bros X Co, Stennouse
& CO, Wharton & Petsch, J y Robson.
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RosApA11s WILL CURE THE WORST CASES oE'
sCROFULA.
READ THE STATEMENT BELOW AND DESPAIR NOT
WILSON COUNTY. September 10, 1867.
RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES;
WILSON, N. c., September 16, 1867.

DR.. Laurence:
DEAR sm-In 1862 my son. now aged FIVE years.
was vaccinated with what proved to be impure mat
ter Viii ,h completely destroyed his health. BE has
beer afflicted with an ipveterate and extremely rou-
blesome eruption of the skin, sometimes breaking
out in sores, &C. Rosadalis was prescribed BY my
family physician, DR.. A. D. Moore After taxing ita
Yours, truly, j. B. DANIEL
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Stock on hand and on shipboard G6S 1917 1S42
SEA ISLAND CoTroS.-With almost nominal re.
cs;n.s and steady lessening Stock the transactions
IN This quality OF the staple Continue to lessen in
on,onnt ard although there fair demand at full
prices the absence of stock restricts the operations
of buyers. and the business O. ths week has only
amounted to about 80 bales OF al qualities among
which We note Floridas at jOc; at !hr 20 a'6!c,
and 8 do. at s5c. = ii.
~. We continue previous quotations somewhat nomi'
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WOMENS, LIST.

'yward, Mrs GQuinn, Caty S
3 Roogus, JuGs n
lad, Miss N Raysor, Miss R o
.lbut, Miss E Riddell, Mrs J S
,cks, Mrs W B Rivers, Mrs L
,mes. Miss L Riley, Nancy
olmes, Miss Ii Rivers, Mrs " q
olmes, Miss R Roren, Fanny
T Royal, Miss L
hnson, Mrs Rogers, Mrs S B
rvey, Mrs T D Robertson, Mrs c
rvey, Miss ] Ryan, Mrs E d
netaler, Mrs lSnith, Anne N
mieson, Mary smith, Miss G NJ
.nnedy. Mrs ElSanders, Fanny
'eet, Miss A NJ Softer, Mary
nlock, Miss z Sellers, Mrs ] P
A Schroeder, Miss S
on, Susan A Schuffelin, Mrs NJ
'ng. Miss 81 j
edtke, Mrs FIscott, Mary Z
" Schem, Mrs E
rna. Mrs NC SHAW, Miss L
nq. Jane Shaw. Mary A
Iyis, Mrs B stafford, Julia A
iohton, Mrs L |Swinton, Betsy
SinIler, Mrs G
rutin, Anne Sims, Ada "
.xwell, SaIlie Stackley, Mrs G
ddleton, SARAH strain, Maggie P
tchell, Maner-lTerrelle, Ann
MA thyme, Mrs G
ontgomery, ,Ly-I Timons, Mrs B
liza F
,rris, Katie Watson, Nelly
,od. Mrs NIX wall. Mrs e P
niger, Rosa RlWeeks, Mrs Ed
,rphy, Kate ward A
,rtin, Miss G. Webb, Mary An
Iler, Mrs NJ na
Her. Mrs E II WHEELER, Katy
Bride, Anne White, Eliza F
Cants, Clarisa White, Alice
Collum, Mag Wheeler, Mrs N
lie j
Kenzie, Mrs NJ whittenore, Miss
MI
Kelvey, Mrs D Willoby, Mrs a
yson, Bella Wilkey, Rose
uss, Mrs G Winkler, MIS- +
land, Mrs A j
lara, Mrs B Weinges, susan
.terson, Flora j
.ker, Sarah E Wright, Helen S
rsons, Mrs " Wilson, Mrs A
nescle, Margt Wilson, Mary
illps, Mrs II Ann
nd, Elya Wilson, MIS- r
rcher, Mrs P Williams, Ada
line
rcher, Laura E Williams, Annie
rse. Airs NJ A Word, Mrs J D
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America 900 600 bales dncudng the 100 900 bales now
at seal, would be fair estimate. From Brazil west
India and Egypt say the same lib last year, 2lO.1ss
bales Stock 407, 600 bales. This would give supply
for the II weeks of LOGS, 1872 bales Placing the oe
IT, there would remain In stock on August II, 10
i92 bales besides the bales now in the hands
of spinners.
The following table will show The cost OF middlng
cotton at the several ports inculing freight by BALL.
commission marine insurance aid shipping charges
To find the cost sold in Liverpool 1zd must be ad-
dod IN o,1r fuures.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Woman's Heart.
FROM THE GERMAN.

Gods angels took little DROP Of dew.
Now fallen from the heavens far-oh Diue'
And fair violet Of the valleys green,
Shedding its perfume in the moons soit sheen'
And forget-me-not so small and or1Gnt-
Laid alte gether gently, out of sight,
Within the chalice Of the lily white
With humbleness and grace then covered III
Made rurity and sadness near to sit:
And added piide to this, and sighs few,
One wish. but half hope, and bright tears two;
Courage aid sweetness in misfortune's smart.
And ont of this was monlded-woman's heart.
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BELOW.
brig, said 70 be the George Of Halifax.
Cleared Yesterday.
Scbr ] Detwiler, Grace Baltimore-H F Baker 4;
Co..
Sailed Yesterday.
British bark Rosalind Clark Liverpool.
Schr " Mann, Stanford, Jacksonville.
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia, April %.
Erig Josie Devereux, Clark, Boston, April 20.
Schr Conservative, Boyd, Providence, April 1s.
schr Edwards, Bartlett, Philadelphia, April p.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Lizzie Evans, Evans at Philadelphia, April 20.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Moreno Black, cleared Feb 81
The Eastman, Leach, sailed. March q
BREMENHAvEN.
The Dorothea, Plambeck, sailed. March l
MEsTIC.
BOSTON.
schr Hawkins, Wyatt up..............:: April IS
Schr G + Raymond, Higgins. up.... ..... March n
SEW YORK.
schr Maria Pierson, Grant, up..............April
schr W Smith, Tooker. cleared. ...........April II
Schr Paul Thompson Godfrey, cleared. april Il
schr Nellie Burgess: Burgess, up. April 20
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared ....April IL
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Alburger Corson cleared. April 16
Schr Lizzie Evans, Evans, cleared. April 20
BALTIMORE
Steamship Maryland, Reed to leave. april 20
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr George Pierce, Farrow, up...........Aprl 8
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Allston, Cornelia
Allison, Mary
Anderson. Mrs L
r
Barpette, Miss E
Baxter, Susan A
W
Barnwen, Mrs L
r
Banphfeld, Sa-
r:h A
Benter, Betty
Beco,er, Miss A
Beyen, Miss P
Black. Sarah
Blackman,M Mrs n
T
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