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Boston Market.

BOSTON, March 3-CoTroN-The market Tor
this article has tinucd quite unset led and nuc-
tuating, but for e. me days PAST VIC Donce nrmer
feeling Manufactures have been well supplied
by recent arrival, and uro purcha ing only in
small lots The sales have been at 21a27hs for oroi'
rar, 28a2SH Tor coed ordinary; 29a29A 1or low
mddline; and % 9ISa30; for mIddling. including mp
lands and Gulf
quite important and coufned to small lot at preyi-
Gus prices weqroto small sales of Java Ut aga
23 gold; Rio at 15a17. geld; snd st Domingo ls
nominaliy Szs &c. go d, in bond
GUSEY Clio H-1he market Is dull and prices are
nomina;ly &c. currency.
McLAsaEs There was q good demand for this ar
icle early the week. but tor some days past tue
market has been quite dull salcs OF 5O0 IN IS Clei-
Remedies Mt G0c; 50 hhds new croI' Porto Rico, 10
arrive, at pr gallon by auction, 10 hhds Porto
Rico, ordinary ut ca laa76 per Gal on.
NAVAL sToREs-Slirits turpantine is dull ahd
prices e q shade lower The sa.es have been ai 81
ass per gallon. Tar ic held firm at S4a4 s. per DBL
with spall sales In Eosin herc have III .ales Of
2G1 b5ls No ts3 l21 and 300 bbs ale at S6a6 oO
per bbl. Pitch is quiet
EIcE-Narkrt Arm with so es of 15c casks Carroll
na a, 97la1oc, aud 100 bags Rangoon at &c per To-
SuGAR-JbeIe Was good demaul for sugar after
the close Of ou, last report but for soro days past
the nart has been very quiet and prices have eased
OF. ALi:s in Cuba refnllI about the same, ano tpe
presen' reac;ion Il | osc upon as temporary, and
brought about by tho rapid advance fur some we"ks
past ard pressure to sell at present high prices.
Tire transactions comprise 70U 10 500 boxes Cuba ut
14HalGH; i32 bids good refining at 132lal4c-thc
latter price for old; 212U baskets Java on private
terms. Fair to good refining is noDipally l31dal3h
cts q 1b. R-Gnod sugars have become quite unset
tled and full 1sc q ID lower; ,GlGs a. l9ha20c lor
p wdered and 2rJnudted, and clJBes dull Mt 9lar,
with some outside lots UG ring ns low as l9c g III.
ry AUCTION $40 boxes uba. dama.ed, at 131saliI6c,
less 2 e cent for cash; anI 20 hhds Porto Rico at
IS Lc cash.
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Havana 5;arket.

HAVANA, february 27.-Our sugar market
has continued tive through the werk, md Or
dcrs Tor The Unitei Stats aud European markets
hiyc been lci to the ext Mt possibe with the stock
on hand. A lew choI:c lots have be9n d:spo. cd OF
1T fraction ahovc the rates Civ for Nos IL and i:
Firm, will tcndeucy up-wui cs through ut S7;n TO
SIX per l0c pounds; ye ow DO. Nos. to 20 al s5s
10 Sd; bTowIs do Nos. II aud l2. a. s6S tJ s5l DO
al OF Muscrvdtos NJ Centrifugal sugars con-
e. m Iast aiv'ces. wi h eight nj anc Oh tho best
qualities Tue latter by the superior ocess rc cpt
y repor cd invented by ;: y. iiopwo,th. Of Bos on
shlpp during The week. hence and fon AlatarZas
-i7SS; boxes md 39!l hog,lcats, of which to the
United states 1921 b Xc5 an SO! hosshe Ids, and
20 European norts 90 9G2 boxes an 5O9 llsshc dds,
i.ciu ing 22o Goycs Iur Mon'cvjeo--.ca i.g stocks
in the two po.ls ual 10 lt7lo5 boxes AM 1!,iGi
hOg>ncsds. against fer sam tjhp III 1913 1IS, 82G
box.s :rd 9jU3 ho .ahcadS.
EfuIAssEs-Dcman :ct!ve; stacks light Clayfd
5tlaG teIls per Ec, Of g.! gl.lons; Mn covado do.
gar rra. &C. letter tcrn, lie had ~ Sierra
VI rcua and mo m)'. oi:po,ts.
LE.F IoDl' Co-nGl; the shil mems hcing madc
nre of old rur'h!sss.
"IoARs-Ncvcr So dull ard the factories feeling
the ur.- sure liaht.n the Crk.
Foreign prIl &c, generally p ying, with the cx.
option rf lumber. with which tho market has bicn
fulv stocked tor SON: moJths and several lots CT
wEi'e and pitch ahuat II sold.
Business L.Iorcs oaward US II we had no war; ara
if ara permitted to get to sugars Low making
and made, with better weather, suffering in the
country will be materially mtiga.cd.
acsrh throughoutthe island goon; always except
ing the locale of this wIr chOerI, Which Is btu.i TO
subsido within short PERIOD Of days.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, March 4-Co rToN.-Our marset du-
ring the past week has exhibited unprec'de in'
,ctiyity the light demand prevailing having - en-
restricted to the hn'fns OF cheap iots oroo to be
nrsrninent feature Light .ecsi"'s have ius,ired
SoIders with confidence, WIZ tho decline in gold
apI IT'S fluctuations b., prevented buyers from op.
ersting. We, b. lever, cosc tho week with n:Iner
t.elins owi-s to -teadisr tone being repor1ea III
Euree and 10 view of the extreme sma mess oI 70
, copts. We quote: Middhbg 2;ci 10" h'ouio"
2TH; good ordinary 2G1ac. ,oo ,,.,o, ,oo
Ihe receipts since our last have been lS3 oaes sea
islands and g. 81 bales upaDds against 2oo oeies sea
Islands and 14165 ba,oi upands same PERCY iIs.
wear rxportS-fore gu, none; coa.tWse 20 oaes ,es
sel Islands and 81 bIes uplands; total eApors ae
bales soa isa ds and 33Gl bales upands against 0sl
bales sci is an:is and 2G191 bales upanas coEre' .
pcnlng M~lk Est year. OF this amonmt ua,.
upiGdS:.N 70 OieS sta lslsnuS RaNe occA 'nio"6AA
| cot uns III Ch;r:csion
SEA IsLANDa-Ihc receipts Of long stapie cotto!
sin our last rouors amount to 1872 bags OF which A
were nom ltrida, By boa;. ard ~ n IN tne Is
tlcse 50 rags were Flcrdl co:tons. he shipments
have been aes BIS 10 Europe. the North an
sthr ng" to ,har.cstoD.
In sen islands, the demand reported Tor SOM
weeks as a'rlus: entirely for the common qullle
ba. now become moro general, ali atcs having par
tirin,io, IN It, ihc receipts small, and lead t
.be i'm re.sion th,t the bwik of ths crop has b. c
received Factors demapd good prices but IN ofde
IN ec saes are iorcsd to accept lower than the ex
| tron,e ones currcni 4 month aS,. We quote: CoE
mons 65; Nc 'srthy fJa73; medium 75.S); me m
dunn S5aeO; hne 9o.:aS]. .--.,...
TODAY closes With even o better inquiry. and it
oonernljy eSuec:cd that the stock Will rapidly Wur
off ct the present rem lucrative prices 40 ~
RIcE-ihe receipts Of the wa we'k L nave oeSn per. 80.
bushes naa,Dg total o; 3sO,5oo ousnSis u, D.
oa-icmher Isl Stock Of clean rieo 100 t!o:ce
1teh9t TIE s.oSt of ccau rice continues light ii mos;
i is sold. only awaiting transpora ion Tho marie
is dull AMI have dsidsty neI a b.
Iea Wv depr s-ing inilueacc upon ours esp
clals cal, upoi. tue lower grades. Prime Gle IN IS nfm
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charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton nnd ttce Market
e!FICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening. March T.
COTrON.-There was rather better demand for
this article but it was somcwhat restricted In its
operations, the business being limited to af7w
buyers ant sellers at prices which did mol vlry from
previous rates. sales 756 baes. say 125 at 27 l9 at
371; &c at 2.7I; 800 at 27s; at 27A;25 at 49, 200
al 2sI. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ....... .2Gx@21}s
L ow nnddlinS -. .2iagZS
Midtilinc. O.
BY New York classification we quote:
Low mIddlng. .2Sll(r
RICE! he market for this grain was dull tho ill.,
quiry beng very limited; sales rs tierces of clean
Ca, olira say, 35at 81; 40 at SIC q ib. We quote
common to far Gle IN Carolin1 at $685.; good 8n@
sac
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a,.r,pea Saturday.

schr George Mills. Mills New York; ,,, days; :;
Mdso. TO W Roach & Co. Andrews savo, +
deer & C. w N Bird l. Co. Bellmann Bros, Bis.
chof & Co, z Bates TO, L II Bu,ler, Il BulwinLe,
] D aisen l. Co. I, amerou ( Bark ey, campbell, )
e Claussep II Cobia l. Co, = |; CoTperthNsit Dowls
& Mois-, H DAILY. a tnslow co. Feldmann q
Co. Goodrich. Winaman Go. aolnes Y Calder, y
Ge-lts & 20, " Gurnoy, Hart & Go, e Heath,
Lyman l. 90. Jcffords !; co, Jennings. 1homin son
SIC, Kinsrnuu & Howell W Knobelcch, Martoue !; \
Co, Muller, iinltz c., NaDob6. o;'"ndnrh !; :;
10, Paul / ca, Q1arkenbush. Robson, u
.ieniing, Ravcnei K Horne, Ksllcoad Agent.
st; ling, L -choa 4 20. stenhou.e + 90 shop
p7td. W Trott, W l. Webb. G Williams 20,
Werner Ducter. Wascner < Aons.cs. North. steele
& Warlo!l. West & Joics. Laurey Ale1.nde-, W G
Nhild,n & Co, Urane, Boylston 4 co q Piatt, D.
end Order.
>ebt Trade Wind Hoffman, New Tnf-7 days
Plaster Guano, &c. ! o tAa Master. Kailroad Agent
ri Kerr 1. Co. Pclzer, dodgers & co, and o'hcr $
Steamer pil,t Boy. pock, sav-ns.ll VIA Celusert
IIiitou Herd, &e RG bales and POCKET Colol;. ant
aIdse. JoJ Ferguson, W n Law,on, huEps.r,cS : !,
Wilto D Walker his ey & Creighton, Atentouse 4
Co, uauckci, J Pringe, Rsvcnel 20, klatte
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Markets by Telegraph i,
FOREIGN HARKEI

FOREIGN HARKErs.
LONDON. March 6.-Noon.-consols 9e56; bonds
s31
LIVERPOOL, March 6-Noon.-Cotton fmer but
not Iii .h,r. Upiands the spot and afoat 12d; Or
leans 12i.d. sal s 5000 bles.
Alternoon.-cotton closed active. Uplands On tho
SPOT afloat l2kd; Orleans 1?Adal2's
THSaE. March e-,lternoon. Cotton opo ed az
tive beth on the spot and afoat. Quotations un
changed.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, March 6-Nuon.-Moi. ey steady at Z
sterling So; gold 3034. Cotton steady at 29a29iic
Ey.ning.-cot.on frmer anu moro active; sale:
5000 bales at a94c 1900 bales in transit Sold F.oW
osottcd aud decliuing; superiine State IS 5Oa6 65
cx.ra Sc aOa6 4o choice Sc 45aG g.; fancy Sc 2oi7
Wheat dull. Corn lc lower; new mixed Western
s4, whiskcy quiet at 9jc. Mess pork hrmcr al
ss1 25aa1 So Lard heivy; kettle 19Hal9hc. Naval
stores quiet Groceries q net aud teady. Freights
lower and dull Money easy at Cat per cent. closing
at liberal offerings at s. The bank statement for the
week is unfavo able, showing large decrease in
specie. Sterling 10s7<aloS7s. Gold 3ox.
BA1r1MoRs, March 6.-Cotton arm and quiet al
2so -Four and grain quiet and unchanged. PORK
quiet at sSs. Bacon and lard quiet and unchanged.
WILMINGTON, March Cotton shade better at
27c tor low iddling Spirits turpentine declined &c,
with sales at 4sc. Rosin stsady-strained 81 rs;
crudo turpont!ne unchanged. Tar steady at 81 t5.
sAvAHNAH, March 6.-Cotton very firm with IN
adyaneipg tend ncy; raidding 2sHc; sales $50 b1os;
receipts 531; exports eoistwise 4ss.
MOBILE, March 6.-cotton In good demand and
Ann; sales 300 bales; middlnSs 27c; receipts 2s4
bales; OK: :.orts 374' bales.
sEw ORLEANS. March G. Cotton n far demand
ndalings 2sKo sales to day $500 bales receipts 81
bales; exports l., 39s bales. Sugar no demand and
nominaily-o muon 1lhc; primo 14Ic; yellow
clarified 15c. Mslasse, no dcmand and noninally-
prime 72a15c God SIX. s;er.irg 422l. CONNER
cial 4la49. New Yorl sight Ka1f premium.
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1nterior Cotton markets.

OR.N iEBUGG, March 5.-Sales for The week 1so
bales wo quote: ordinary, 2SI; low midding
25aa26; nidoling. 26Hc.
MACON, March 5-Tao market was quiet today
Holders are Arm We quote: Ordinary. 24a26; low
njddllug 2als; midd.ing. Is; choice, 2shc Re-
oep.s to-day l2S bales; shipments, $50 bales; sales
50 bales.
COLUMBIA, March 6.-Wc have no materi1l
chapge to quote in cotton this week Niddl'ugs are
now worth 27kc The saes OF tho week wsre ls7
bales as follows: at 70: at 254; 2i at ~; 40 o.
2sk; 50 at 261E; rs 1t 2S%; II at 37zc.
COLUMBUS March t.-Markst unchanged. Few
buyers aud little ofor.ns at OK sting quotations.
] ho basis is still 261zc for Northern micdlings.
few bales were sold 1T 27e The market closed weak.
Warehouse sales Iae baleai receipts, Is bhos.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Rejected.

perhaps she's dancing somewhere now
The thoughts OF H. sht and music wake
Sharp jealousies that grew aud grow
Til silence and the .rkncss acne.
He sees her step 50 proud and gay.
Which, ere be spoke, io:esold despair'
Thus did she ok Oh such a da',
And such the fashion OF her nair'
And thus sho stood. when. stopping low,
he took the bramb:e f'om her dress,
And thus she laughed aud talked. whose mo
Was eter than anosher's eyes
He foeds on thoughts that most defect;
He impudently feigns her charms,
So revereneed in his own respect,
Clasprd arsadfdlly In other arms;
And turns and puts his brovs tAft ache,
Against the pillow where 'tis cold:
Il only now his neart would break
But, oh, how much he 'rt can hol =!
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The New York World hints at the exist
ence OF q hugo political disability ring. raml-
flying within and out Of Congress. of which the
purpose is to secure the passage through Con
gress of acts relieving any ex-rebel OF lnehSi-
6ili,y; always providing that sum, SAID to be
twenty-five dollars, is paid cash down Tor each
name. The men employed in it are said to DC f.
qite prominent carpel-baggers and purple
ners of thorough lobbyists about them; These
latter are the most ,fficent, and are alleged to
receive the moietY Of the money.
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nlcnanl.uilSA.

The brig Yankee Blade, from Georgetown. c, for
New York arrived at Fortress Monroe March 4.
The yacht Henrietta, ut New York. reports having
encountered very heavy ga.o from north. the first
day out during which carried away fore and main
booms.
Tho schr Henry Allen, Tatem, previously reported
as up at Philadelphia for this port, has cleared for
Savannah.
The schr Abbic Pitman, Lon bard. cleared at So.
vannah. 9th inst for ChisollI's Island Z, TO load
for Woods Hole.
Tho achr Dirigo, Clark, sixteen Gays from roston,
for Savaunah put into this port on saturday In cen
sequence OF The prevalence Of strong head gales.
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full prices The medium grades have sustained
slight decline. Prime rough also shows oecilne. !i
Inferior roucbs remain steady The receipts Of The
week slow an increase. but parties that ought to
krou say the bulk OF the crop is 1u.
we quote rough at 81 90lS2 10 depending upon
quality; and clan at sAaS1sc. for 'fair to "gooo
prime 9a0k
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Wilmington Market.

wILMINGTON, Marco G-TURpES11SE.-No re-
ceipts or sales. -.
spInrrs IURpENT1sE-Is lover, 80 bbls having
changed HANDS at 4Sc per gallon.
RoS1S->ales Oh only 400 bbls Mt 81 rs for strained
TAR-lS5 bbs char ged hands at SO oo per Dbl
CorroS-aIarket rather firiner. small sales at PIC
for low mlddhnG.
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Ions. . uecs per south Gni DINA EaIiroad
March 6,

534 balce Cotton. ~ b.ics lomcstics 3lS3 bushels
Glalu 80 bbs Naval st).es. 90 casks Clay, cars
Wood, car Lumber. To W Iioach. Railroad Agent,
Pelzcr, RODGERS Co. u II Waiter L co. Brsdie 4
Co, Bischof {; 20. Caldwell 4 Son. Kinspan How-
ell, W Courtney Co. A wul!igan, Wiss.
Robson. burston e. Holiness w W smith. Graescr &
suith, Claghorn, Herring Co, West l. Jones, Eoll-
m,nn Bros. O'Heiil, R & A T Caldwell, d Paul
Co. r Ii Butler, 0 d Abrsns & Co, Goldsmith Son,
6 Marshall.
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QLommfrltal.
EXPORTS.

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steam sbip Manhattan-287 terces
Rice, 9 bags Sea Island and ATT bales Upland
Cotton, 81 bales Yarn, G bales Hides. y oaies
Rays SO packages
BALTlMORE-Per steamship Maryland-2oo aerces
liicc ,33 ba,os Uplano Cotton, % casks Clay, "a
bales Yarn 30 bales Rags and Waste, 80 Pack
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Among the last acts Of President Johnson's
administration was the pardon Of Callcot d
Enright, New York Internal Revenue swind..
lers, aud of Spangler and Arnold, the last Of
the ASSASSINATION conspirators," confined OF
the DRY Torturas
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New ORLEANS, Mu-ch G. P I-1hc steamship PAN
thenn hence I.lvcrpco with IL .GG0 bushels Eu!k
w,le ,t aud 600 bales o. co ton. suk last night just
out ilc .f ,he bar at the sorthwe-t Pass. in cnnse
quence uf COLLISION with the towboat Ee one. The
i. T.n:heon had becn stuck or the bar for tic last
three days. and had just got Gear whom tie accident
occurrcC no particulars.
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Railroads.
ULINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENT.s OFFICE, [

o
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14rH
~ the PASSENGER TRAINS Of the South Caro-
lin, Railroad will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave CharIeston..... '.........o.ov a. w.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery. Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery anc
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston A. ii.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester al.
road, Camden tram.
fGE CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta a. a.
Arrive at Charleston. .......6.h0 L. NJ
Leave Colum bla. ........T 70 a. VI.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
SUNDAYS EXoEPTED.i
Connecting with trains ior Memphis, Nashville
and f'ew Orleans, Viz Grand Junction.
cave Augusta. 90 =;
' CoLUMBIa NIGHT EXPRESS.
IsUNDAYs KxcEPTEp.l
Leave Charleston. T. N
Arr1ve at Coumula. .a.4o a. J.
Connecting sundays eycrpted with Greenville and
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. P. M.
Arrive OF Charleston. A. il.
MMERVIIIk TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. :;...................S0o T. ~
Arrive ut summerviile. 40 ?. ".
Leave Summervllle.... e......................Tl0 a. hl
Arrive ut Charleston. A.
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Monddys, Wednesdays and Saturday.
Leave Kingvtlle. .............4 ~ 7. w.
Arrive at Camden. Z. NJ.
Leave Camden. boo a. NJ
Arrive at Kingville.. A.. ~.
Signcd II. 7. PEAkF,
February Is St.eral SUPERINTENDENT.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE. March 4-CorToN.-The L. Liverpc ol
market closed firm to-day without any change in
prices. New York was dull but steady. aud our mar
ket closed quiet and steady follows: Ordinary 2Sa
25; good ordinary &c; low middns :61zc. The re-
ceipts to-iay havs been fair. The sales were very
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Constgnees per Northeastern I;nIlroad
March @.

so bales Uplasd and bales Sea Island Cotton, "a
bbls Naval stores, 1853 bushels Rough kice Lumbcr,
Stock, Cotton Seed, Mase, &c. 10 F W Emanuel,
A Quackcnbush. B!schoff 4 Co. Andrews salvo,
Mowry On. J MaiLhan, Jr. Nazycks saters, d
Co. Shackelford Ksily. Pclzer Rogers 4 10, W X
Ryan, Galliard IL Mi ott Stenhouse l. co. c Dukes
& co. J Prisgle. Caldwell & son, Hastio, Calhoun
& Co, Mantoue & Co. J + o'Neili & Sen, ostendorG
4 Co.
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Arriyed Ycstcrday.

l. Co. Ninck, wickenberg & Co, Southern Express
Co, Mrs Piucknsy Parker. J Colcock Co. y al
ANS Miss III Boyce.
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Stock on hand.

coBN Market dull and holders firm with NJ ont
side orders OF consequence in market Wo quote ear
63a65; shellcd 63aG5 sacked and depot delivery 70a
7ea80.
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COTTON ST iTEMENT.

Stock on md september !, 1868. .......
Received to-day. Observation-Disclosures. S42
Received previously. ............ 4O.O94-4o4
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Marinr Heus.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port of Charleston. March
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Steamship Promotbcus. Gray. at lhil;
Nrorcn
Sn,prc,ys by Tclc=raph.

Schr Francis Hatch, Gregory. from Richmond,
March Isl, for jam Is Il yer TO flush loading
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-26

MO. So EAST SIDE MARKET SQUARE
A large lot of Extra Choice Smithf1eld
Ham, Shoulders and Middlings.
All in want of really nice article
should call early.
Pure Ground Coffee. ready for use. very
c0nvelfent for housek eepers.
New No Bay Mackerel,
Choice Baltimore Corned Beef,
Tongues and Sounds,
Genuine Goldfish,
New HerringS.
Rel Cider: Vinegar,
Il, autiful Sugars, at low prices.
H. G. THOMAS,
Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
GriS.1 ny,
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r. O Z T r x
AN AUTUMN LEAF.

I.
The road wiRds past the wooded hill;
The quiet farm shouse stands aloof;
Tbs bees hum round the window-silf;
The sun glares on the slanting roof.
Faint itreaks OF crimson line the leaves,
And tswny uplands family glow;
The cradle lies beside the shesves:
The unhitched oxen homeward go.
The watch dog stretches by the door,
And sleepy noontide has begun;
Ihe river-glass from shore to shore
Oreeps drowsily in shade and sun.
o sweetest love, that brought sw cot care,
Alone, by tangled roots dream,
And In the rivers quiet share;
No lilies haunt the rapid stream.
The blus-bifd tilts the yellow spray,
And skies are golden fair;
The eriekets are astir all day;
Sweet sounds az e in the air;
And grasshoppers, in rustling play,
Vault round me every where.
Where fits the bird? All, who can tell?
The bee stark dead will lie;
And faint will grow the cricket's bell
When winds are wailing by;
This idle song of mine, as well,
With autumn leaves will die.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-26
BED KET AXE

Is better than our regular shaped Axes
tor these reasons: FSrst-iL cuts deeper
Second-It don't stick in the wood. Third,
1t does not jar the hand. Fo,att-No
time Is wasted in taking the Axe out of the
cut. Fytlh-With the same labor you will
do one-third more work than with regu-
lar Axes. Red paint has nothing to do
wi q the good qualities OF this Axe, for
all our Axes are painted red. If your
hard ware store does not keep our goods,
we Will gladly answer inquiries or fill
your orders direct, or give YOU the name
of the nearest dealer who keeps our
AXES.
LIPPINCoTT l. BAKEWELL,
Pittsburg. Pa.
Sole owners of Colburns and Red Jacket
Patents,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-26

nR. WHITTHER,9 Wylie st., Pitts.
~ burg, Pa, of Union -wioe reputation,
treats ali venereal diseases; also, semi
of self abuse. send two stamps for sealed
pamphlet, g. pages. No matter who fail.
ed, slate case. Consultation free.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-26
q IT a r a N II Z n Il
N u ~ TC FL

L. GA and after the 10th instant, all
vessels arriving at this port from ports to
the Southwark OF Cape Fes- river. N. c.,
will be required to heave TO at the Quar-
antine Station near Buoy No. Z, opposite
fIraney Island, and there await the in.
Tpectton and orders oil the Health officer.
2 All vessels from ports known O be
Infected with yellow Fever, Cholera or
other Epidemic Diseases, but having had
no case during the voyage, will be quar-
antined ten days and thoroughly fumf2at-
ed under direction of the Health officer.
3. Vessels arriving having had tnfec-
tious or contagious diseases on boar
during the voyage, will be quarantine
until ten days after the disappearance o.
the last case, and thoroughly fumigatec
under the direction of the Health officer
4. Vessels arriving from infected ports
through the Albemarle and Chesapeake
Canal, will be subject to the same ruIes
and will await inspection and orders OF
the Health officer at or near Burton
Point.
S, Communication with the shore o.
passing vessels will not be allowed ex
cept by permission of The Health Officer
9. Masters of vessels and Pilots Il
charge, and Harbor Masters. will be eId
responsible for any violation of the atcVe
regulations.
BY order of the Board of Health.
c 0. GRANlER. N u.
Health Officer
NokFoLK, VA, J tne Isl, Jet%. .el