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The New York herald., 1869-03-23
Our Legation in Spain.

The great importance Of the questions grow
ing out of the present struggle in Cuba makes
it urgent upon the new administration to see
that our interests in Spain are competently
handled and looked after. and our legation to
Madrid should, therefore, be put In the best
possible condition, with a live and bold repre-
sentative of the ideas Of the President at the
head of it. At the moment when least ex-
pected some question may be sprung by the
course of events which will require immediate
but judicious handling, and Minister Hale, who
has been now for some years In Europe, can
hardly be in such thorough rapport with
the administration as our needs require. Be-
sides the quarrel which has so long existed
between himself and the Secretary of Lega-
ton has in large degree diminished the moral
power Of the mission and created the neces-
sity for the infusion Of new blood into it. A
new secretary has been recently appointed,
but it cannot be claimed that he shall inspire
the head of the legation with the new ideas
which have germinated here in the past six
months, and which the fires Of the Cuba revo-
luton are ripening in the minds Of the Ameri-
can people. The Importance OF the questions
pressing upon us require frst class man in
Madrid, and we hope President Grant will
soon give the matter his personal attention.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

MARRYING PRIYoE. E.-That is very pretty
little story Of romance and love that comes to
us from so unlikely place as the Jefferson
Market Police Court We hope the romance
and fidelity win hold out to the end; but these
princes are slippery fellows, and 1t is not to be
forgotten that this marriage, very good in this
country, Is no marriage at all in the country
in which the prince is at home. Miss Patter-
son found the misery of that Her husband,
however, was Bonaparte, and we suppose he
forgot bis early ardor. This prince is q
Bourbon, and as the Bourbons forget moth
ing" there may be more hope.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

BUILDERS OBsTRUorING THE PUBLIC
STRRErs.-The complaint which we else.
where publish, under this heading, is equally
strong and reasonable. 1t might be urged
against the builders along many other thorough
fares, as well as against those along Fifth
avenue, between Forty-ffth and Forty-sixth
streets But within the limits designated by
the complainant the nuisance is patent to all
passengers, on foot or on wheels, through the
most popular avenue Of the city. The atten-
ton Of the Mayor, the District Attorney and
the Street Commissioner may well be called to
this growing evil. There is no authority that
can grant permission to a citizen to cucumber
with building material and debris the public
streets, which are exclusively devoted by law
to the use of the travelling public. The pro-
visions expressly made against these disagree
able and dangerous distractions should be
rigidly enforced. They should be removed as
summarily as ''the little temple at the foot Of
the park" An efectual raid upon them would
be more honorable triumph than any that
could be won by upsetting the stands Of all the
poor apple women in town.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

The Two ENvoYs. .--Seior Roberts has ar
rived In Washington as special envoy from
Spain. Now, as tho French might say In
New Yo66 vernacular. ''Look out for le muss. y
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

'TuE PRESENT ORDER or Times" Is q
favorite topic Of discussion in our Southern
exchanges. "A new order Of Dances" "a
new shufle,' "a new deal" will be next In
order
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

SOMETHING NEw.-An exchange remarks
that the radicals have taken Grant down to
the vater, but he wont drink. II was differ
ent at vicksburg and Appomsttox.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
the LABOR QUESTION.

Tue Printcrs' Strike-Nfcctirs Of Conference
Committees.
There are indications thar the strike OF the Jour.
neymen printers Is about to terminate. On yester-
day Messrs. Trow. Smith and wynkoop. representing
the employers, and strk Ea0an and others tho
journeymen printers, held private conference AZ
the Astor House. and, after long deliberations al
journed until to-day. A spirit OF mutual concession
prevailed and II In expected that they will arrive at
an arrangement satisfactory 10 both Sides.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
Laborers' strike in YorIsviIlc.

The rock men engaged on the sewers and founda-
tons for new buildings to be built In yorkvile
struck for an advance Of wages yesterday morning.
In several cases they attempted TO interfere with
those VINO were willing to continue at work, and
tried to drive them from their labor but IN every
Instance the police or the Nineteenth and Twenty
third precincts put stop to a riotous dcmonssra.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

DIsENrANGLEMENT.- Lynchburg Vr-
ginion says the respectable and magnanimous
element Of the republican party is fast disen-
tangling itself from the hot, selfish, ruinous,
black radicalism, and the effort recently inau-
gurated in Virginia against Wells and the pro-
meut throughout the Union
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOwERy THEATRE, Bowery.-rnK SRvRN DwARFs;
on HA ri Kouts THx " oRLD or WosD.ss.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

''FIGHTING IT Our on THIS LINE. The
New Orleans Crescent Of the 18th instant
accuses President Grant Of all kinds of un-
steadiness. changeability, vacillation, and, in
the same breath, accords him the merit Of
Elasticity man who may be moulded is
not unlikely to be skullptured:
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

SOUR MINISTER'S ABROAD. The Western
papers, with an eye to some foreign position
for each of their editors, are looking into tho
conduct of our ministers abroad. It would be
well at the same time to look after the conduct
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-LIoNEss ov TuE
NORTH Two CAN PLAY AT THAT 0ANR
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON. March Noon.-oonscls s2%. Bonds
easier at s3A
J Lavnnpooi, March ,l7--Noon. Gotten quiet and
un hanged; sales 500 tales. Others unehAnesd.P
Aftern0on.--Lard Arm ut 76s 6d Pork fr1n ar ct
100s B con Cos Cd r -
Eve ming Cotton closed quiet and unchanged;
sales 5000 oales. Turpentine Sis
HAvRE. March l7-Cotton closed yesterday Q
shade easier but not quotaby lower 1t opens to-day
quiet: on tho spot unchanged; aHoat dull; low mid
dlings aAoat If 4SMc.
HAVANA. March 17.-sugar qsist: No "a sxae
reals Exchange steady,
D6MtsTio MARKETS.
NEW Tohk. February -.Noons Money active Of
z. Sterling OK. Gold 3lh. S2's, l0X. Cotton
steady at 2sAaasK cents.
Even,ng-C ton shade Arner and more active;
sales 4sOO bales at 2s,i cents Flour shade nrmer
and rather more doing; superhne state s5 40aS sS
Wheat 1a2 cents bett r. without rauch activity.
| Corn can't lower PorliS Yasr demand; now esl 81
| to s32 80. Lard Hrmer; kettle 19al0K. whisksy
quiet at s5k Turpentine l8aA8K. Rosin % $50
| SO 60. Freghts quiet. Governments CLOSED strong.
s2's, 1sh. Southern securities dull. South Carroll
nas Tx. Money Sat. Sterling WEAK at 81. cold
| SIX. Stocks closed unsxclted ct decline r
BALE1MoRE, Maroh 17.-Cott0n duh and nominal
at 29o Flour very dull Wheat dull; red 81 SOal co.
Corn dull and lswsr; white SOaS1s yellow 86e. Oats
dull at sSaAoo Provis,ons very Arm. whisksy dun
ct ESQ.,
CMorNNAT1 March 1T--P0rk advanced and held
aAs3l boa83 Bacon held, shoulders IL; eleaS Sides
17h, with little demand.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE annual hog packing
statent mt Of the West shows decrease in numbers
Of $4,000; increase OF average weight BA lbs; In
crease OF lard Yield 3s ibs; aggregate decrease OF
crop OK per esnt net decrease Of lard 02,00o lbs.
1 WILMINGTON, March IT, pirits ofturpentne bet
ter at 49, Rosin quiet at 81 85a2 Crude turpentins
steady OF slS5a2so. Tar steady at o. sS. COTTON
quiet.
4 sAvAnxAH, March 17.--Cott0n steady; sales 9so
/ bales; rniddlngs al Ne; receipts 2s7.
AUaUsTA, March ~. - Cotton quiet; sases asb
4 bales; receipts 1861 prices shade armer. t,g.
Il Mcsrtn March " --Cotton nrm; demand mode.
rate; ssies TOO bsee; low zAiddg sax; reseos 1As;
4 exports 20. y: u -, saa { 2s
. Nav oaLEARs March t7.--Cotton In fair demand
and slightly snser: vaiddltngs a7Xsas; sales S2Oo
ba,es; receipts 1ssa; exports 2lsa God sax. ster.
ling AsM; sight sxShango ON New York K premium.
sugar hrtnsr; prins IAN Molasses armer; cora-
4 mon 91aSS; prime 70a7E f.ss 81 x
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

Don Piatt writes from Washington to the
Cinoipnatl Commercial: "A good deal -of
amusement is had over ths fact that one of
the gentlemen who anticipated being called to
General Grants Cabinet, anticipated go viyiliy
that ho hired his house and engaged cook,
man. And then when the Caoinet was an
nounced, his name did not appear, and he was
forced to give no h.a hon Q. and carriage, and
eervants. In o word, he found that tine con
aconsider this O downright shame, and I bs..eve
an action could be sustained for 1anages. Bay
we hle biit: =. Is. Grant to -l---- 49, -. DR..
TO loss on house, $1,000; 10 loss on carriage,
$780, to loss on servants $500; TO lacerated feel
ings, $50 000."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
ONE o'eLooK.

What charms can he find in that foul-scopted
roms by that dusty table cHtt,ng and dealing those
dusty cards. filing himself with poison tain ing his
heath. running his mind, undermining his con stit u
TON, planting seeds of disease. squ ,ndaring bis
Money, elouded with smoke, tired with excitement.
this happiness is this life Is this cur M ssion?
OH am SO tired. do co r. home.
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ANDRE HAD 4 rrmALE CHILD.

whoss namo Was Heya Brightwater. ana who was
twsnty-nine years ola ;.who red stockings red
gartsrs metal tipped shoes, green spectacles and
the pretiest red hair the world ever se eyes on or
into. Rexa, true New England gal. chewed wads OF
pine gum. and. sweetened her broth with onions.
Hexa wasn't 80 much handscTnur than . doll as to
make the doll faint but she gent; In tact In
teligence was her best hold but ones she was great
on making baby garments. and had her trunks fall
packec away, that she might bs ready as willing
when tho evil hour drew nigh as she trusted ,tweud
from year to year. I....s,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
THEY WHO ARE RICH.

Arc they who mind their own business. Find hap
py man or woman. and the affairs of another trouble
them but little II is none Of your business If the
minister kisses Of the sisters, one Of the sis-
ters thus salutes the minister 1t cannot effect you
when man you know calls ON pir you don't know,
or one you do What If thcr' is kissing behind the
door, IN tunnels. and whom the night dark at the
vestibue of the "aurch. the gate. Would
you net do e same thing If the chance was offered
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
PLANTATION p,rrEas,

Js made from purc ct. Croix Rum and Oalisaya
Bark known the world over for its curative proper
ties)'end will forhfy tho syst m against diseaee,
by change OF water and diet. If you are in.
slnedto dyspepsia, try it.. If you have the eh,lls
and fever or any KINDRED disease. by all means take
plantation Btters ahey arc sola by all druggists
OF rcpute.. rla ,s945y.5 II FLU
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81 WENT TO TIE LAND OF STEADY HAnrrs. !"

WANTED to hand several .bricks" down to DOS.
terity, and was told by father that with q Now Eng
and girl tor vie, could raise more children grow
more onions SKIN more cells. sing more psalms
kn w moe OF what was going in the n-ishbor-
hood, hear moro scandal, sleep loss nigh;s, have
oae i--~ heaus, love myself and hate
Others more, andget out ora dollar, than any
other sort OF woman this happy couatry aoce!led
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vAurzR, MI BOZ,

Hare 0onaes o man who was once Yieh. Ae had
hiscds. ana money. and loving family, and posi-
on, and infusEoe, and selfrespeet, and insogrity,
and . future OF, usefulness before him. But. my
boy. he don't look like It now He elected to an
important aface. He forgot the lessons h,s good
znether taught him. said was asked by designing
poAians TO sell hts vote to party of swindlsrs; he
sosld NOT for the life OF hin give articulation to that
little word. and 20 he 4ell. u ,..s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
JAHrEs uARsH. Eco.

v No. 1bs west F.-st-strset, New yesE. seys he
has three children. The Arst two are weak and
paDy. his vito having been unable TO nurse or
Attend ihems bat she has taken Plantaiion Bit
terri for the Last ton years and has child now 10
mcnths old, which abe has narsed and reared her
sell. and both hearty snd we'll PlAatataon Biz
ters Ia inyalusbls 70 mothers. ki MAJ
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.Snssraor Cotton a9araxs

% SMteraor Cotton M0Tkees.
COLUk R., March 1e.--sales OF eotten to-day 100
baless mtddling ASK. S-s s, M
aELMA Mnreh 49, Sales Us bales st aec Tor Yaid-
dlings; demand light; factoSa unwiIlsng TO- msss
pEioss OF buyers gssS aa8} Ss gs8 6
MONTGOMERY. Maroh 11s--Yn the MontRomery
eotten ynarket there 10 nothing doing; qu0t9taNnD
norainally unchanged; low yniddlinGs 21Nc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
Mow oETRN 10 wR XeAn IKE ooMr1AIHT,

!. X How oHTRN DO WE x1sAh TKE dOMRLAIHT, .0a
From mothcr and fthor, that the Or daughter 10
mot well: that they 6ave no appetite that they feel
langnids that the head aches oil the ms; thas they
are srcwinx thin and feeble and that they have mo
life nor energy left And the questions are sften
asked. what shall I % for themr what shall give
them2 Our answer Ia, let them try Plantation Bit.
tsrs moderately. three times day. and our word
for II they VIII recover. ss8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
ELISE OF VESSELS
or. CLRARED AND SAILED EOR 2HI6 P0h1

EOK OKB10M f
st&. LIvEaRDoxs 4f eu
British bark David MeNutt, NcRlhrnRy, "a. Jan le
British brig Cssaha Bistrup sailed .Jaa
The Cousaer. Jenkins. sailed .Jan 10
] iY GATANzAs.
Briush schr Lion, MoLelan, up. So. ...March s
DoMasrIs
SosreN. E.EH S
Brig VIVA Robertson, Reed, up. -. ....... March
sehr AnRie Glover, Tarry. olearsd.. March 2
6chr sArah Cullen, AVIS, cleared March q
8ohr squire. Fisk- cared. ........... March IL
Schr Damon, johnson, cleared. March 10
n PORTLAND Elm. t, ts
8ctr Adams, Donneli. oieased.. Feb is
ClLAIs M2.
Schr Seud. cegeans. sai.sd Feb %
BErEAsg, Mn.
Schr Mary Ella. Thomas. .,............. March
Brig E.sssnills. Magusl sAslca 80. $500. March
,,.s aS YOgk. e3.s &f.
Schr sn w Mssee, Ketchum c'esssd. ...,. .March /
Schr Lucy Oreuts. saaskell, oleaaed Feb 40
Schr Lilly. EYAncis. up. MArch
Eohr David Carrie, Reed. cleared March q
Schr RObert Caldwell, McCormsek, cleared March
Schr T. A Hdwards, Marshall cleared =. March 10
Schs Q.-t1 EG.., LS1 Observation-Disclosures
schr Dol Googs Bosxse cleared .MArch 10
schr ranas RsaTSe np. aesA II
Dcnf Gunxius aMdef, ----. up.... .Mafch III
as h1Ss II rltIx. ADExpTrA &
Sobr Ele MattheHs. MsElwee, cleared. March 10
HChr WatAwgA. LAwrence. up..s. March Oh
sH BALTIMOaRs &@ss $f w
Gchr hedington, Gregory, .Eeb AZ
1chr 4 Dicknaoye Barter clapred 4. .Mareh O.
..sa s Ss 9xCHMOND
schr Francis Hatch, Gregory. sailed March 9
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A WINE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Btters, taken three times day. before
each meal, will mako the aasae Of life again burn
brightly, and illuminate once wretched cxistene CO.
For ladies 1t is an elegant and gentle snuant just
auch as they require.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
Dlautation Ditters.
WHAT BRICK POMlcROY DID w w aqrSc
AND WHAT HE DID NOT WRITE. @o.

h9ht O'Clock. and he is not here yeti How
drery this little room does seem, and am 60 lone
eone Ton O'Clock. How wish he would come.
It 90 lonely here with the children asleepi Once
ho owed to stay with nae, but now, alas Twelve
o'elck and I am SO tired, cannot sleepl My
heat aches and grows sad. am growing old. per.
hap. May be my face is not as fair as once, but my
heGt is as warm. though it Is often sad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
AND Msnn vAIraa. rs A YouHo NAN,

Just like you and us, my boy. Ho has wis ssnss.
edacatou. intelligraee, friends. anabiaon, ard u
loved. He Aas q knowledge Of the world. acquired
by mixing with its people 30 has anahitscn and
tho sArnp Ae.a in which TO homer. fsras add dis
tlnets0n a. had Eranklins Fulton KorsNs and host
o9 osAera he l. naturally sf ssA bt.s Waiter. MY
ky, an he meets s 90 you saa the sxecss of mos
tss "a his ore. the little puffy ridge andsr IT mo
srsdoas srrning OF Cha pbeaut,fni oornors OF the
mouth his m6ther 20 loved 70 kss. These. my hey,
tall sad taid OF sarly aiipwresk. a. disease pre-
mature death. of neglected ana s1sardsrsd gifs
y December = & Il Nv sg
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Ohargs OF tho Brlgh. Hxagaae ..
By A susv1vox.

.D BIZ suRvIvoz. 81 8 ~
Inscrtoea TO tho Dancers qf"the Goman.'l
Round the room, round the room.
Round the room, inward, !;
Like q tee-totum 20 q n4 ns
Revolved the one hundred.
Like 'ee-totum NM
RevoNed the one hundred,
, FOR all were in order, '.ev sAer
And no one lad biundered. iou
t"Onward the bright brigadei NO..
Gan roundi" Muagins said: fr,t%
So round anu round the room
spun the one hundred. y, fF.t.
Round then the bright brigade,
No one tho Ast dl smayed-
None--for the lIdie knew t-
They never biunde ed 49,
Not theirs to make reply, n,
Not hers 10 seem too shy, o.
2 hoirs but last round TO fly,
SO round and round the'ruom -
Wh,rled ,he one hundred.
Mirrors to right of them, N
Mir re to LET, OF them, 10 n,
Mirrors in 'ront Of them,
Flowers unnumberod, i,Nf
Lovely in rich arroy,
With eyes as b. light as day,
Partners az CAV us they,
Into that far IN uo a
Rushed the one hundred,
Rose all their arms Sc bare,
Flew all theiJ skiIts in air, 81.
Sweeping those sitting there. -
WhiriinR add spinning whlle +t
ookers-on wondered:
Trod on and pushed along, a.d
, Some looking quite forlorn, ~"
Some Of their Dr.. perry shorn, ra
Tillth,y had reached their chairs, 1'
Spun the one hundred.
Gaslights to right ef them,
GAshshts' 10 left OF them,
Gaslights above them,
sA ~ 81 .ss pendants sundered.
Laughing and blushing so, lA. \
AtBeats q ru shing to, 'St"
Heated and ont OF breath, AiH
And from hat Fl gure there, a"
Now o have reache d a chair;
All that al Q really left
OF that one hundred.
When will the next bcginP
o that enchanting spin!
How old folks wondered.
How can they lator so, l no
Is that t rue pleasure. O
Lovely one hundred2
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do YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET p"
. . mo darling, have labored enough to-day WHY
ehould fee from home, from happiness fro1a thse3
Life is full short to love- too short to squander
love the pbot graph of my lear too well. No dar-
Ing my heart is here; here let me keep it company.
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pI.ANrAr1oN nrrrEns

Are always pure. reliable They are strengthening
md invigorating. and are Exhausted Natures great
,estorer. AS an agreeable and Pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be etcened -
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ARE YOU DYspEPT1C.

Iervous, jaundicod, low spirited, weak. or are you
sik and don't know what ails you; then try Planta-
tin Bitters and our word for it, 1t will cure yoS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

WILMINGTON, March 18 8--7uRPENruaR--Msrke
seady; sales OF lol bhls at 50 80 tor SOFT and 81 co
for bard. p $50 lbs. :. ~
srrRtrs ivTEif--SSgIsR-Is 10 betser and a7 bbls
sold at Asc % gallon
hqsHs.sale OF oa!y loo bbls at 81 70 for strained
1Aa-Has declined &c. ana 92o bhIs chspaed hands
at 81 65 y bbL -"''N' 10
CoTroN--oae small lot sold at 2sHc for middlr..
Montgomery Cotton Market.
MoNTaoM RY Msreh 1s-The movements in
coMon nave oeen OF light character not only
count or the ductuattons but from shortness OF
stock. We give our weekly statement as follows:
WEEKLY coTTon srATEMRNT.
saan;,sa stoSk On hand opt moer 1. 1ses..... 6ss
1eceivea past week.. lat
Received previously. Observation-Disclosures SO S5O8S 607
Aotni. S7S36
SniPPeo pFeViousy.... 49, 732-SO,1 100
Stock on hand March 1s. 1862 717b
6ecelved corresponding week last year. r.,..., $50
Shipped corresponding week last year. ..... 9O4
Received to March 1A 1865. S68.,..,.......b ~ 081
Shlpped to March IA, 1868. AT 3oi
Stock on hand March II. 1868. 6S.........,... 96Oo
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. March 13 3-correM ~. rs.t
to-day was quiet and steady, with moro inquiry aud
generally asking hiaher prices. We Quote Ordinary
22a2S; good ordinary 24h; low mtdding 25H.
COTTON sTATnMENT.
STOCK on hand september l. 1885,. 60
neceive9 70 oday... .:.................... 121
hecevod previously 40, 05-A2 1886
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 42446
sh1ppfd to-day. Observation-Disclosures. 39T t1
shipped previously. .35, ,509-35 SIG
Stock on hand. g, ,eso
CoRN.-The market was shade stlffer to. lay, but
not gu otaby higher. sales at coo in ear and ioose
and 7So sacked and delivered in depot.
-
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Exporss, ,

.'NTTI4 9e4T0W AXpOrHs. ~ fg-
Steamship Sea Gull-9sa balas
Upland Got ON, s. tlefoei Rice. 2 balo. Ra xs. /
BALE Wool. lSa hols no in, 10 oasss Clay. al bb!s
Dried Fruit ahd Jopper, 10 hhds Iron. go
empty Barrels, aud sun lsies.
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1r rHx LADIES Bty r x,saw

What thousands oi them are constantly rs.a.ing
10 u.s. we oandidly believe half Of the weakness.
prostration and ddstresa exyerisuced by hem would
vaaish. y r3cs
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Qsm mrrfiai.

ei 4tn n Imports.
Port TALBOr-Per Bri tsh brig Terestna-1740
bars Railroad Iron, to or der.
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per south 4 aaollna Ka1lroad
March ~. ~ it

379 bales Cotton 1925 bales Domestcs zoos bushe els
Grain, 81 bbls Naval Stores.3 cars Lumber ears
Wood. car stock To Railroad Agent, L d Desatis
sure, J Pr1ngle, q H Walter & Co. Mowry l. Co.
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