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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
BRATTLEBORO VT, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1870

when he turned suddenly TO me and said.
"Boatrice. there is something | have been
wishing 10 tell you some time.v
"Indcedr e. gave him glorious smile.
"wbat can it boz"
"Beatrice knew by the wav his
moustache bristled up what was coming
az love You.
as that ALP
as that not enough?'
"Wbv, thought by the expression of
vour cpuntenance that it was something
more serious.
at will Dee serious enough for me, unless
Won tell me that my love is returned"
said lie throwing himself on his knees be-
fore me.
"Tudepl| / was wondering how he
was ever going to get up. That was a very
serious eousideration.
"Can ron love me2"
did not i,rl quite certain about that in
fact tiu' was as much in doubt about
the state of my heart as Mr.. Fagge was.
"WiI sou ave me, darling2"
The next instant Mr.. Fagge gave yell
of pain that penetrated my soul. With a
hu +. glance | took in the whole situa-
tion. 'falhcr sad arrived aud was putting
his threat INTO execution. Mr.. Fagge made
no resistance, but allowed my father to
lead h,u to- the door. My blood boiled, I
spraul lNlrd them and grasped Mr.. Fagge
round 'hs neck.
"Nfy0.ai Aminidab," cried, 81 do love
,,ou Indeed / do. You shall not take him
father He is mine, minei My beloved
Aminidauf
"Bear.er shouted father.
"No. bcr, you shall not part u.s."
"Bea,fi... will you not obey me2"
"In g. Hut this. But you can never tear
rs asrrp.r-no never" And clung the
tighter u la beloved of my soul.
Fathe- sank into chair seemingly over
come. aaited for him to speak.
"Nlr a-ge, take seat at length he
said. 3atrice," turning to me, "do you
mean marry this man 2''
"Yc- .r.'
"EHughp father smiled. "Beatrice,
allow me to introduce to you the Hon.
wealthiast men in the city, and my partic-
ular friend.
r,d towards Aminidab. He was
just lowing wig from his glossy black
curl. ud in his hands held fiery red
mou-n he. With a cry of joy l sprang in
to hi us.
"Ni YOU love me as well as you did,
Beat. e' he asked.
"Y,~ replied. He kissed me.
"Tue- is only one way to manage a
head.trng girl, Mrs. Puggins,' father said,
as muti'r entered the room.
Wco laughed heartily
"YHu played your part well, father"
said
. "Wo the rest remains for you and
him
A this happened some months ago; we
are MARI ed now, but never regretted my
father ruse.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

yv.EEGEE.vG THE B.fBI'.

How many pounds does the baby weight
Baby who came but month ago;
How many pounds from the growing curl
To the rosy point Of the restless too7
Grandfather ties the kerchief knot,
Tenderly guides the swinging weight,
And carefully over his glasses peers,
To read the record "only eight"
Softly the echo goes around,
The father laughs at the tiny girl;
The fair young mother sings the words,
While grandmother smooths the golden curl,
And STOPPING above the precious thing,
Nestles kiss within prayer;
Murmuring softly, 'Little one,
Grandfather did not weigh you fair"
Nobody weighed the baby's smile,
Or the love that came with the helpless one;
Nobody weighed the threads of care,
From which a womane life is spun.
No index tells the mighty worth
OF little baby's quiet breath,
A soft, unceasing metronome,
Patient and faithful unto death.
Nobody weighed the baby's soul,
For here on earth no weights there be
That could avail. God only knows
Its value in eternity.
Only eight pounds to hold a soul,
That seeks no angels silver wing,
But shrinos il in this human glise
within so fair and small thing.
Oh, mother, laugh your merry note,
BE gay and glad, but don't forget
From baby's eyes looks ont soul
That claims a home in Eden yet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

ORION OF THE WORD TARIFF.-At the
southern point of Spain, and running out
into the Straits of Gibraltar, is promonto-
ry, which, from its position, is admirably
adapted for commanding the entrance to
the Mediterranean, and watching the exit
and entrance ofall ships. A fortress stands
upon this promontory, called now, as it
vas also called in the Moorish denomina-
hon, "Tariia." twas tho custom of Moors
IN watch al merchant ships going into, or
co ming out of the midland seas, and issu-
ing nom his stronghold, 10 levy duties ac-
coTding to a fixed scale ON all merchandise
passing in or out And tins was called
IRON the place where il WAS levied, tar
Ifa - and iTlm this comes our word tariff
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

passed away. II is but the repetition of
life's story; we are born, we live, we die.
Think then Of the souls that are above, i'm
perishable. The souls'of countless millions
still exist in punishment or in bliss.
We all within our graves shall sleep
hundred years 10 GOMEZ
No living soul for us will weep
hundred years to come;
But other men our land will TIL,
And other streets will 6ll,
And other birds will sing as gay,
As bright the sunshine today,
hundred years to come.
Rel. Herald.
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Mild, Certain, Safe, Efficient. It is far the best Cath
artc remedy yet discovered and at relieves and
inTgorates all the vital functions without causing in.
jury to any of them. The most complete success has
long attended its in many localities; and it is
offered TO the general public with the conviction that
can never fail to accomplish all that claimed for IT,
II produces little pain leaves the organs free
from irritation, and never over taxes cxctes the
nervous system In all diseases of the skin, blood
stomach, bowels, liver, idneys,-of children, and many
difficulties peculiar TO women, II brings prompt relief
and certain The best physicians ommend and
prescribe 1t; and no person who uses this, will
voluntarily return to the of any other cathArtic.
Sent by mail, on receipt Of price and postage
l Box, sO.25 Postage, cents.
8 Bo1cs,1.O lS
10 225 80 "
II is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER Il co.. PrOprictors.
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An Irishman that was very near-sighted
about TO fight duel, insisted that he should
stand six PAGES nearer his antagonist than
the other did To him.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
SOUTHERN MAILs
Close. Open.
Al NJ. r.M A. pm.
New York and Southern States, s:l6 2:S 1880 515
Albany and Western States S15 2:45 II 80 5;l5
Stations bet. Bratt'o N. York, S:i5 4b IL 80 5l5
Ashueot R.R, 1915 2:45 5;15
New London Northern R.R., 2;45 1880
EASTERN MAILS.
Boston, Rhode Island Eastern
Mass, Me- h S. 4. New Hamp, 1915 rs II 80 5:l6
and 2:45
Vt. h Mass. RR., sl5 1915 100
and 5:l5
Boston, Clinton 4 FitchburgR.R. 1:15 1900
NORTHERN MAILS.
Vermont, Western New Hamp-
shire Northern NY. 10:15 400
Dummerston, W. Chesterfield,
n. H., putncy, Cornton, Bel
lows Falls, ,Charlestown, Nh,
Springfield, Clarcmont,N.H,
Windsor, Woodstock, North
field, Montpelier, BethelWR
June. & towns ON West VT R.R 400 915
Keene n. H., lO;l0 2A0 l:OO
STAGE and 5:l5
W. Brattleboro, 1880 4I5 s:I5
Townshcnd, wilamsvile, Fay
ettevlc and Jamaica, 400 1O;3O
wardsboro ,close Tu Th. 4 Sat,
open Mon, Wed. h Fri 400 1880
Dover, Tu., Tn. h Sat, 400 1O:3O
bennington way, 1:45 200
North Adams way, 1:46 lO:3O
Chesterfield c. Factory, Mon.,
We'd Fri, 1:45 0:4O
California, overland, daily 2:45 5:15
Foreign mails close 2:45 PM day previous sailing of
steamer from New York
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1soo-7o.

opon from 1880 A. NJ. to p. NJ Holidays from 8 to
IL $50 A. NJ. and to p. N.
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ARRIVAL AND DErAnrunr OF MAILS.
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15ustntes Gar0s.

Foreign mails close AS day previous TO sailing OF
steamer from New York
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X. ALLEN,
l.. Dealer i'll Lumber. Has constantly on hand all
kinds of Building Material, CLAPBOARDS, SHIN
Giles, FENCE POSTS, LATH, &c. Brattleboro, Vt.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25
our or THE CITY FOR SALE
an no RENT.

Ii WANTING FABMs.-acUU ACRES. GOOD SOIL,
IN mild climale ~ miles south OF Phladepha' price only
S2b per ac Improved Farms The place II growing
rapidly than any other place In the United staes
thousands are Settling. Address g. X. LANDES. Vine
land. M.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

OOw ST THlRrY-sYCoyD STREET, BETWEEN
- Bro ldway aud Fifth avenu'.-Elega Ap rimeats
Get, en- suite slngly; private TAB e II pre- errei
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

s)f Hure.-A large front Room, well furnished, suitable
Tor one two gentlemen. without board, In frst
house
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

CoUNfRY BOARD.-NIAETY MINUTES By HA RLEM
road farm 200 acres. large house, delightful walks and
drives few rooms vacant Full particulars with HALL J..
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

1TA WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.-A PRIvATl
lOI family will let Second Floor. consisting of
rooms and nlcove 70 party of gentlemen family
House table first class.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

90 EAST TwENTY.EINTH STREET, NEAR MApT-
- q beautifully irnlsned Floor 70 lei, with
private tab also Rooms le wit ou BIO lrd; reercuces
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

Ol ST EIGHTEENTH sTREEr--A NICELY FUR
e1D nshed arre Room 10 let with Board suitable FOR
gent, and wife gentlemen Also small Room
on second story.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

OF WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. \ PRIVATE FAMILY
d has econd Floor han somey furnished, 10 e
with table only; Isest references required
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

90 WEST TH1R1Y.FEsT sTREFr-TwO HAND
= y SOM ly furnIshed Rooms let, with Board n
nenan nd wife, md single Gentemen References given
and required.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

o. WEST rURTIETH STREET, BETWEEN TIFTr
s)f ard Sixth avenues. Large Rooms, with Bedrooms
be obtuued with Board the second and hrd hoor
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

OOO WEST FoRTY-sECoND STREET, NEAR BRoAr
wv way.-A small private family will let with Boar
q Suit OF furnsaed Rooms, on the second 1oor
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

1eC EAST SD STA RESPECTABLE MARRIED
IOL wishes to get young to hoard with
her, dresmaker seamsess, her husband being in the
country.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

OFT WEST SEVENTEENTH sTREET.-Ss PER
u for neatly furnshei Rooms, with Board; MI
modern improvements; home comforts; American family
Board IN The country
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

90 WET NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AID
Ia Six enues--TO let. handsomely furnished Par
Bedroom, n class neghborhooI, by a private
family, with without Board.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

Doth STREkT.-AE ELEGANT SFCOND FLOoI
.)O tbree Ro ms, hall room and ba broom. ha d.
some ur ished let, with Boari private table 2ii Ma
son avenue corner 1hlItysxih street
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

DOARD wANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
ID Seventeenth and Twenty sixth streets and Third
and Sixth exceed lS per week. 1re
an gas ncu led. Address G. L. D., Herald olce.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

7SO wbvFRLEy PLACE, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
IDZ nice furnished doub and single Room, suit
separately. Tor single gentlemen small family, Will
Boari. Terms moderate. References exchanged
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

90 EAST THIRTY-SEvENTH STREET, ONE DOOR
~ east OF Madison avenue. Either oi two Floors three
deep side win iows VIII be let entire In suits
FIRST clafs pacs where eeseuce refinement and superior
able VIII lie found.
The New York herald., 1870-08-25

OATH STREET NO. lG7, W T.-ELEGANTLy FUe.
Df nIshed Apartments to let, with or without private
table
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04
M4IRINE fEWS.
EsToN, FEBRUARY
ARRIyED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-c(t
1st inst, p NJ Mdse. To A.lger co. ID Aiken
& GO, J L Atlger co, G u Ahrens & co, NJ a
Ashton, Bonluun Eros, Z I Brown, Datent
Baker, T NJ BRISTOL. W ) Bissell, ID Carr * co,
" COrwin & co, J Campsen & co, Cllapeau x
IIerron, w II Charec & co. Dowie, Noise DAVIS
w G Dukes & co, d Fleming Il CO. FnSartle's
Book Depository. Gou'lsop Goodrich, WIneman
4 co, s q Goodwin u co. Hart x co. Ii }kIen Il
co. VI S Henercy. \ y Ilu"I, Jennings f@omlln-
son & CO, L II Jackson, Jrnurds co, King 4 Glib
bon. Kns,aan Eros, Kinck, Wickenburg & co. II
Klaltc 4 CO, II iIahn. Laurcy e. Alexander. Nc
10y & Rice, + Lu;Z, Illno- Il co, j Ii Muller.
Muller, Nllna & Gu, Mantoue & co, E Railroad
Agent, L Neufyille, b O'Ncill, G P POppenheim,
Upaui .S CO, 4 Quackenbusi Guinby u co, S
Railroad Agent, i;0rtlan & Dawson, j Rugheimer,
Southern Express Company, w a SErine Semken
& pcper, l. Schuell, e " Steilcns, u ii SilcoX
o Stone, o Tidemann, II Tietjcn. Taylor &
CO, Union Cotton Press, Walker, Evans & Cogs-
well. WI Webb, j Nm Wohltmann, W Yates,
and Werner Ducker.
Merchants Line schr Oakcs Amos, Edwards,
New York-5 days. Mtlse. 10 w Roach & co, Z
Adger l. CO, Adams, Damon & co, Bollmann Bros.
II Bschor Il co, & Bates & CO, w e Bee & co, " VI
Bird & co, c Bart & co, DR. II Baer. L r Cowper-
thwat, Cameron, Barkley Il co, J Campsen Il co,
Crane, Boylston l. CO.. .Macdutf Cohen, II Ccbia
co, Clacus Witte, T NJ Cater, Douglass & Micr,
W Dayton. Gerdts co, Goodrich, Wincinan "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04
exports of the Week.
FOREIGN.


LIyERPooI-Per British slip Muscongus-2oS
bags sea island cotton 1877 bales upland cotton,
3s6 sacks cotton seed SO tons phosphate, 235 bblS
rosin Per ship Hope bags sea island cot
ton, a6l5 bales upland cotton. Per Britisn
bark Atlantlc--l7l bags sea island cotton. 1l90
bales upland cotton, .s6 bbls rosn, tierces rice,
437 bags cotton seed. Per NorW brig Apollo-is
bags sea island cotton, GOO bales upland cotton,
240 bbls rosn, TAP sacks cotton seed II IONS puos
pilates. oo.,u,o,o
3oH half tierces and bags rice, 22s bags sea
island cotton, 3S3 bales upland cotton.
BARACoA-per schr Azelda Laura-2o,0 600 leet
lumber 10 bbls nour, IL bbIs potatoes, boxes
and 3 bbls kerosene. 5 b6ls apples, loo DoNes ner
rings. Per schr w Steele-6o0o leet lumoer
IS 6bls potatoes 100 reams wrapping paper.
A PoRT IN CUBA-Pcr schr Eveline-SoS37 leet
pitch pine lumber, S3 empty hhds
PoRT MONMOUTH, WI-Per schr 5 i NJ Scull-
1876, 600 feet lumber. ,,- ,..
upland cotton.
NEW YoaK-Per steamship Tenncssee-S3 bags
sea island cotton. coo bales upland cotton 2o9 tcs
rice, 1870 bbls rosn, 40 bales domestics. and sun
dries. Per steamship James Adger-H oags
sea island cotton, sos bales upland cotton,
100 tierces rice, 10 bales yarn, l2S empty oarres
and sundries. :. Per steamship Manhattan-593
bales cotton, 81 terces rice, 81 bales domestics
and yarn, 3S packages SundreS. Per steamship
Saragossa-1 bag sea island cotton, 3o2 bales up
land cotton 0l tierccs rice 101 bbs rosin, 20 paes
domestics.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-
1893 bales cotton, l34 bales domestics, go tlerceS
rice hhds hides, 1874 bblS rosn 60 empty barrels,
IS bales rags, bbls whiskcy, &c:
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Falcon,F,4 pales
upland cotton, 246 tierces rice as bales domescs,
and sundries. Per steamship Sea Gnll-!Sl tics
rice 3S7 bales upland cotton, 25 casks clay, ~
bales yarn, SO packages fruit, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04
Markets by Telegraph.
foRr1GI Markets.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, February 8 Noon. = Consols se>-S'
Bonds s67s.
PARIS, February s.-Bourse opened firm. Rcntes
7Sf soc.
LIVERPOOL February 3-Noon.-Cotton last
night dull; aplands 111sd; Orleans 115Sa119Mad;
sales yesterday 10000 bales; for expo;it and
speculation 1000 bales. Turpentlne 9"s Gil. Com
mon IoSn Cd.
poMEsT-V MARKETS
NEW YORK, Fsuruary 3-Noon.-stocRs strong
Money easy at sac per cent. sterNhG' long "
short 0ss Cold 211I. Sixty-twos, coupons io7s'
Tennessee, eX.coupons, 54; new 4sA' 'neihia,
ex.coupons, 62H; new 655z; Louisiana skies, Oh
80: new 66; Levee skies 6S1s; eights 81; Aiaoa-
ma eirhts e3; fves &C.; Georgia SKIES SO; seVens
%: North Carolina, old 4a; new 251s; South Caro-
lima. old Sc; new s5A. Cotton 25isc. Turnen-
tine firm at 47,sa4sc. Rosn quiet at So 15ae2Oior
strained. Freightsd sdull. ~
Evcnlng.-Money easy at 4a6 per cent DIS
counts GI. Sterling s7s. Gold 2ossa2o1' "o'.
ernments heavy; siNty.twos 1876 oo"'"eins
generally strong. Cotton unchanged; saics loV0
bolcs Mt 25hc. Flour dull and declining; super
fine State 81 6Oa4 so; Southern common 10 lnr
extra s5 50a6 10. Wheat, winter rcd ana amper
Western 81 2Sal so. Corn dull and heavy; miAea
western Ssaeoc. Mess pork heav, and lower NJ
s25 T5a2G 25. Lard heavy; kettle 1Ial1tse. WIS
kew declining at esass1zc. Groceries quiet Na
val stores firm. Freights tribe lower.
BALTIMORE, February 3.-Cotton nominal AZ
o4alao5c. Flour steady. Wheat anu corn uh-
changed. Oats dull at 5+a5ea. Rye duii at s'a
e5c. Mess pork quiet at s2S 80. Bacon q",..
Whiskey 97aoSc.
CixcINNXrI, February s.-Curn dull. Wills
kew o3c; holders ask eic. Mcss pork SIG %; heio
at s2G so. Bacon dull; shoulders 1ii4c; clear
sides l5Ac. Lard, kettle l6c.
ST. LOUIS, February 3-Corn, best grades
wanted OF yellow at '5a77c. Whiskey steady at
csc. Provisions declining. Mess pork s27. ia
con ouiet: shoulders PIC; clear sides 16alGGc'
Lard dull and nominal
LOUISVILLE, February 3.-Corn active; sacAeu
o5c. Provisions declining. Mess pork s2' 'o
Lard 16:5al7c. Hams, canvased and packed lSis
Whiskev S5c.
WILM1NGroS, February 3.-Sp!rits turpentlnc
sales $50 casks at 45c Rosn, small sales at 81 d
for strained, and So for No. /. Tar declined oc
sales at So 10. No sales Of cotton.
AUGUSTA, February 3.-Cotton in fair demant
and prices firm; sales SO bales; receipts $50 bales
1 mildlings a34c.
SAVANNAH. February 3.-Cotton. receipts .4S
bales: exports Co66 bales; sales 800 Laes, mid
,ll:nes a4lIc; market dull
NOZZLE, February 3.-Cotton in fair demand
closing ,ulet; sales HOO bales; middlings 24i4
rcce rs 9a5 bales: exports C0G bales.
New ORLEANS. February 3.-Cotton quiet n
a4,:aa4I.c; sales 1900 bales; receipts 1894 bales
exports 1864 bales: exports to Vcrl Cruz $50 haics
coastwisc GO bales. Corn nimer ut 81 '1aal 10
Hay prime SOS. Bacon II, Il and lSc; others I'LL
changed. Gold 2l,a. Sterling 81; sight sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

co. P L Guillemin, C Graveley, Hart & co, Holmes
& Calder, W Hunt, X Heath, w HARRISON, = y
Railroad Agent, Ktnsman Howell, KllncE, WICK WICK
W Mclean, r Marshall, Muller, Nlmitz co, J
O,Neill j. Son, E Sloan, S & Pierson, A
Quackenbush D Fl Silcox, b Stoddard co,
Shepherd & co, Stenhonse q co, p Scnr0eaer, d
v sprgg, P Toale. A Tobias Sons, Nm Mohlt-
mann, n |. Webb, Werner Il Ducker, L WeisEopl,
R White, WAGNER l. Monsees, H-WonIkcu. Paul.
Wech & Brandes, G w Williams co, and others.
Schr a Buckley, Buckley, New 1ork-e days.
Hay. oats, and railroad iron. To W Roach 4 co,
S G Railroad Agent and Quarternaster Depart
ment. ..o
Schr Paragon, Wahab, Hertford, N C. $500
bushels corn. To R NJ Butler Son.
schr Hinton, simons, Elizabeth City, N c. 800
bushels corn. To r NJ Butler & Son.
Schr Ann Deas, Garbati, West Point Hill. 81
tierces rice. To w Bee & co.
sloop Mary Goodrich, Roberts, Ashepoo l7Uo 100
bushels rough rice, bales sea island cotton. 10
Colcock & CO, and Bee Il co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Arragon, Houison, Liverpool
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York
Bark David Nichols, wyman, New York; A
Brig Croton, Bickmore, Port in Cuba-J A Ems
Brig Castillian, Lang, cardenas ard Market
A EnSlow S CO.
Sclr Mary Il Holt, iiOll, MdtauLds-h klooSi
Schr Black Duck, Ellis, Portland, Me- A Ems
schr Joseph W Wilson. Adams, Shelter Island,
NY-H Baker & co.
Schr Eliza Pike, Larkin, Philadelphia &
Theo Getty.
schr Eareka, Mayo, Alexandria, Va-Risley &
Creighton.
sclr Jeddlc, Trott, Eucksvilc, S C-J A Enslow
E co. "
British steamship Arragon, Houison, Liverpool.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins New YORK.
Spanish brig Union, Garrisa, Barcelona.
British brig Lady Pcrle, Aimar, Havre.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York,
January 81.
Steamship saragossa, Ryder, New York, Janu'
s Schr Trapton, Tapey, for Boston, arrived at
sehr Marian Gage Shepherd, Wilmington, N c.
February 2. s
schr Merrill Hart, Crawley, at New York, Jan
Schr Ella, pease, at New York, January 81.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
British bark Arbitrator, Irwin, at LtVerpooi
January II. II,
Schr r Peterson, English, at Philadelphia VII
Wilmington, Del, January 81.
Schr l. W Bunnell, Bunnell, at Baltimore, Feo
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Island Queen, Brook, from Newport, Eng
Scnr Hattie NJ IIowcs, Howcs, from Norfolk, Va
January 81.
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Can0 for Sale.

vTALCAIlE TIMBER LANDS AND
STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALT Will sell
q: r:30 acres nf LAND and FOUR STEAM SAW
Mills. situated in Colleton County, s. g., on the
E,,i,tp river. .,
These Iainds have IN unlimited SUPPLY OF the
very nrsI ;,iae timber, and also fine facilities lor
runuiEc machinery with water power. Al a.e
Mills ara ,;Gw In successful operation, and are
CONNECTED with The river either 10y canal or rail.
road l.n";:,cn healthy, water excellent, anu
Lands we'll adapted for corn, co;tcn, rice or
cane.
will sell these Lands in q body or divide them
into Tracts Ia suit purchasers.
F0r imriirr particulars, apply to- JOHN /. JEN-
NlNGS. Georges Station, S. c. Railroad.
Iec3 IinT.:Lu>*
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THE CoTroN MARKET.-The very full arrivals at
the Southern cotton ports have had depressing
influence on this article during the week, and pri-
ces have had declining tendency. The article
which opened steady in the English market at
llAd for middling uplands, receded to 113ad. AT
New York, where the rates began at 25ssc they
declined to 253Sc and at this point, where prices
commenced OF 25c for middllngs, they fell of to
24A@23ac Q ID.
The Liverpool and New York markets have
shown the following transactions and prices for
the week: On Friday, January 49, the former
was steady at l12+d sales 10 600 bales; the latter
was quiet at 25%c, sales 1900 bales. On Saturday
the former closed dull at 1lss@llsid, sales 10000
bales; the latter was lower at 25!sc, sales e5e
bales. On Monday the former was dull and tend
ed down at 1884, sales 10000 bales; the latter
was dull and declining at 251=c, sales 700 bales.
On Tuesday the former was dull at 11ssd, sales
o,eoo bales; the latter was dull and heavy at
.25Hc, sales 1900 bales. On Wednesday the for
mer was steady, uplands llhd@llSd, sales TO-
600, bales; the latter was heavy aud lower at
253Sc, sales 26Oo bales. Yesterday the former
was quiet at II 1ad the latter was dull at 257sc.
The stock OF the article in sight at the latest
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. February 2.-Sales Of cotton to-day
about l4o bales; mddnss 23ae3ilc.
MONTGOMERY, February 1.-The cotton mar
kct is dull ut 221Ia23 for low mii,lling.
ATLANTA, February 1.-The market closed
active ut 23llc for middlings: 22.c for low MD
dlings; 2O1sc for good ordinary.
SUMTER, February l.-Our cotton market has
ruled quiet the past week ut from 20a""tsc ac-
cording to grade. More Offering than last week.
MACON, February 1.-Rcceipts to-day I0a bales;
sales ol0: shipped 25S. The market opened quiet
this morning ut 234c and continued so through
ont the Iay. with moderate demand. Offerings
lirht.