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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-11
d U NJ Or Gus.
"Bill for AdYiee.n

Tho following story is related of a very
penurious physician, in certain town in the
region of ''down East" which shall for the
present be namclcss. The story is entirely
authentic, and is told in the dialect of those
parts by simple minded narrator:
Expect you've hearn tell of DR.. A., haint't
your
s'No, never have"
'Wcll, then, I'll tell you. You see, one
day I met the doctor at S;mkin's store,
buying groceries. 1t was awful cold. felt
a'little hoarse, and my tongue was dreadfully
furrcd up. So says to the doctor. says L
My head feels little achish like; what
do you think had better doY"
''Why, friend S" says the dOctr says he,
''the best thing you can do is to go straight
home and soak your feet, and take sweat;
''cause if you DON'T" says he, "like as not
you may have fever"
"Says I, "Doctor, [ was just thinkin"
that little sweat would do me good, and guess
I'll 90 home and try it right away"
"Well, I did; | went home and took a
bowlful of tansy-tea, bitter gall, and if
didn't sweat like beaver, faint no matter.
The next morning my head was as clear as
bell, and was as good as ever [ was.
"Well, day or two afterwards [ met the
doctor, and after little talking says the dec
tor, says he
':Neighbor J., I've got little bill ng'in
you"
81 looked at him clus, and says I, ga JiU,
doctor?"
"Yey," says he, "a bill for advice you know,
at Simkin's store the other day"
"What do you think be had gone and done
He'd act'ally charged me few dollars for tell
ling me to 90 home and take a sweat, which
was just going to do myself.
"Well DOCTOR" says (for [ didn't want
to appear small, you knowO it's all right; I'll
bear it in mind"
"Well, few days after, the doctor was
passing m7 door in a chaise and somehow or
mother one of the wheels got little loose !;
50 says I, "Doctor, eff you don't drive that
linchpin in an inch or two, that wheel will
come off,"
Essays he, ''Thank you" and he took stun
and drv in the pin.
"Well, went into the house and made a
charge of it !; and when he came along the
next time presented him the bill.
"Hello says the doctor, says he "what
on airth is this for ?" says he.
"Whv, it's for Gdyicc" says I.
"Advice says he; ''what advice? l hain't
had no O your advice"
"Why, for driving in your wheelpin and
I've only charged you two dollars twenty. five
cents; and eff 1 hadn't given you the advice.
it might have cost you twenty times much"
"Well," says the doctor, ''thc difference
between your bill and mine is just twenty, five
cents"
"Thats all you owe me-" says I.
"Well. I'll bear it in mind" says he
"And 'xpect he will; he's as tight as
candle-mould, the doctor is, and I guess he is
aJEc to bear it in mind"
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That Spring Water.

An invalid lady heard much of :he benc-
fetal properties of the water from a certain
spring some distance from where she resided.
She had read a pamphlet that enumerated
many diseases for which it was specific, among
which she recognized at least half a dozen
with which she was afflicted. Much to her
Joy, she was told that her son had to visit the
very town where it was located and a five>
gallon key and strict injunction were laid
upon him to bring back some of the water
The key was put into the phcton, and,
slipping under the seat, was over looked
The business was urgent and took some time
to perform it. and the water was quite for
gotten. He lad got near home in the even
ing, when, kneeling down under the seat for
something. he felt the keg. To go back was
not to be thought of, and to admit his stu
pidity was impossible.
He therefore drew his horse up by wall,
near which was an old we'll from which the
family had drunk for century, and filing the
key, went home.
The first question was, odd you get the
water ?"
eyes" said he. "but hang me if can sec
any difference in it from any other water and
he brought in the key.
4 glass was handed to the invalid, who
drank it with infinite relish, and said she was
surprised at her sons not seeing any difference.
There was undoubtedly medical taste about
it, and it did not fill her up as other water did,
which she had always heard of mineral water.
Her son hoped it would do her good and
by the time the key was exhausted, she was
ready to give certificate of the value of the
water, it having relieved her of all ailments.
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pOETIOAL.
TOM, IF you LOVE ME, SAY SO.

Dear Tom, my brave, free hearted lad, &
where'er you go. God bless you .
You'd better speak than wish you had,
Iflove for me distress you.
To me, they say, your thoughts incline,
Aud possibly they may sos
Then, once for all, to quiet mine,
Tom, if you love me- say so.
On that sound heart and manly frame
Site lightly spoEtOr labor,
Good ;umored. frank and stiilthe same
To parent, friend. or neighhor.
Then why postpone your love to own
For me from day to day soH
And let me whisper, still alone
Tom, if you love me, say So
How oft, when ! was sick or sad
With some remembered Jolly,
Tho sight of you has made me glad
And then most melancholy.
OH WHY will thoughts ofono SO good
Upon my spirits prey Sc:
By YOU il shOuil'bc understooo-
Tom, ifyou love me, say so.
Uhate,er of ours you chance to seek,
Almost before you breathe il,
Snriup with bushes on nv check,
And all my soul goes with 1t.
Why thank me, then, with voice SO low,
Or ALTERING, turn away so!
When next you come, before you go,
Tom, If you love me, say So
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TO TRAVELLERS.
MANCHESTER AND .rOToM.ke. R. R.
TIME fable.
TaAIxs GOlse sou4H. !

TRAtSs GoiSe SOURI,
Leave Harper's Ferry att 90, A NJ, ard / IS PM.
leave Shenandoah att 06. A NJ and ESP NJ.
Leave Key es' Switch att ., NJ andl IS P NJ.
Leave HalltoVn at 81. A NJ and 40 P NJ
Leave Cha rlestown at 81. A NJ and E50P NJ.
Leave Cam eron's at 5 20, A NJ and = OF P NJ.
Leave Summit Point NJ S -, A NJ and 2lSP NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at 8 10. A N and sS 81.
Leave Opeqron Bridge at916, N, . NJ.
Leave Stephenson' al 9 IS. A NJ and IS p NJ.
Arrive at Winchester at 10 60, A NJ, 80 p NJ.
Leave Winchester NJ $ 90, 10 - \ NJ snd - P NJ.
Arrive At SsrasbuEg Os a NJ and - Az IS ~.
TRAINS GoiNe NoRIH.
Leave Strssbnrg at 10 A ~ and - IS. os P ~. /,
Arrive at winchesier 10 IS A NJ and sal. rs NJ.
Leave Winchester at 10 ~ NJ and 5sR A.-g
Leave StephensuRss AZ 10 81 A NJ and IL PM,
Leave 0pequon Bridge at 10 u A NJ and 30 P NJ
Leave Vaudeville at 10 IS A NJ and - p NJ.
Leave Summit Point 10 IS A NJ and4 90 p ~.
Leave Cameron at IL % A NJ aud 81 p NJ.
Leave harIestown at IL I9lA n and { So p. Nj
Leave Halltow n u III 20 p NJ and Is NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switch al IL SS.P n and 90 p NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at II - NJ and 41PM.
Arrive at HarPer's Ferry IL 4sfP NJ and 80 p NJ
A b. WOOD, Agent, Harperss Ferry -
JOHN L WILSON,
June Is, 1870. Master Oi rransportation.,
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STILL A FEW LEFT OF THE SAME SORT.

WE have still some of those celebrated Keller
w Wheat Drills. built by Samuel Fitz at Mar
tinsburg, which we believe has been acknowledge
by all ho have used them, &c be the best
The best of references be given. but we deem is
unnecessary Those who want Drills will find it TO
their interest apply earl the number is limited
and the price reduced. Terms easy.
Aug 90 1870 YYEIRICR & WELLER.
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Mock DUCK.-Take a steak cut from the
rump of beef, and fill it with dressing made
of chopped bread bark, sage onions, and we'll
seasoned; sew it up, and put dressing over it.
Put it in pan with a pint of water, cover
tight, and let it cook slowly in the oven three
hours then take off the lid and brown
quickly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-11

- At temperance meeting n number of
ladies' who desired to throw their influence on
the right side, came up to sign the pledge,
when a son of Erin exclaimed: BE gorra
who would think so many fine looking Yam
kee women drink 2"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-11

Our printers devil wanted to kiss his
sweetheart, and addressed her as follows -
"Miss Ellie, can l have the pleasure of plac-
ing my imprint upon your bill z" But the
modest lass said lie shouldn't; "that her bill
was not tor Joseph r'
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= Subscribe for the Spirit If Jc3'1syson.
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JEFFERSON BARBER SHOP.

(IALL on SAM BROWN. all you in town,
~ II you will have a real good Shave;
The country man can have the same
If he will come right on to town,
You'll find him in, both neat and clean,
Close to Burtan's, come right along;
He'll do 1t quick, you'll look quite slick
When he ia done and you are gone.
There will be room for another one,
So on him call, both short and tall;
His razor's keen, may bf seeH,
Then don't forget. but on him bet.
Your hair he'll cut. if you will but
Him come to see, Immediately,
august l6, 1870.
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SAMUEL MYERS.

largest and best selected assortmens OF
- TO " il 8.
ever before presented the people of the county
Tho stock embraces all the latest and most improved
styles, among which may be found
F'THE BALTIMORE PARLoR HEATERS, and
Illuminating Gas Burner for heating one or more
rooms the INDEPENDENTS a sslEieeding
Base Burning Coal Stove, for dwellings, halls or
offices tho ORIENTAL, just now much public
favor Parlor u Dining Room Cook for wood
coal the Rink Egg Stove, superior article; all
other ParIor Albright, and Ten plate Stoves; the
improved CONSTITUTION COOK, for wood or
coal the Sentinel, with extension top, for wood
coal the Olive Branch and w yona, both OF which
are very superior COOK ---.- --.--- ----.
In short, their assortment is complete, that all
they ask is an inspection from those in want conf
dent to please both as to price and style Also
hand, a large and general assortment of
TIN AND SHEET-IR0N WARE,
plain and fancy, and of the latest patterns.
Those wishing to procure a very superior Iron
Force Pump, can inspect the same at the Shop,
at the residence of Mr. Ed. Williams.
Gy- Terms CASH in all cases, unless special gree
mcnt the contrary
ROOFING, SCOUTING, &C.,
done as usual at the shortest notre and in the best
manner Thankful to the public for the liberal en-
couragement in the past, continuance is respect
fully collected. MILLER g shIlG =.
October 10, 1869.
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UcImbOld'S Fluid Extract Bucllu

Ia the great specific for Universal Lapstudc, Pros
tration, &c.
The constitution, once Affected: vita organlc
en- ndinvigor ate the system, which HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCTIU invariably docs. If no treat
u.nt 10 submitted TO, Consumption or insanity
sucs,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-11

WIS., MAGIC LINIMENT-For the radical cure
4 of all Spinal Affections, Rheumatism, Neural
ia Bruises Spralns, SweIlings, Cuts, Galls, &c
An who are affected with stiff joints, sore limbs.
aud Aches of any description, procure a bottle OF
this invaluable Lininent, and cure "a warrf nted
L. IL Lv VS.. MASON,
1EACEEREL-New Meckerel in kite, half bar
lfI relsaDd barrels, lust received by
InIv 10 KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
TOSKoO, the great Blood Cleanser, for sale by
Il AISQUITa & WASHINGTON.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, April 7.-CoTTGN.-0w!n- TO The
difference in the views Or buyers AMI sellers, but
little has been done for the past week. Holders
have asked more than buyers were willing to pay.
and the sales uf tile week have only reached 1900
bales. The stock on hand ut the close Of tile
market Yesterday WAS 4+.2jG bales upland and
3S0I bales seL island-frOm the former figures 200
bales, and from the latter 900 bales must be de-
ducttd being the amount burned on tho 9th Inst.
Tie receipts at all tile ports fnot up 2.3.S. 726
bales; the stock on hand 1T ail the ports to the
latest dates reach G9SS9j bales, against 3G9 JIG
bales the same time last year.
Tile following resume Of our daily market will
Indicate its tone for the week.
April 1.-The market Was in good demand, bu.
holders asked more than buyers were willing TO
pay, aud the business OF the day wiS restricted
April 2.-Buycrs not being willing TO pay the
prices asked 10y holders, the business was small
Sales 800 bales 1T The following quotations: Mid
ding 2l14c.
Apri! 4.-The market continued firm. and the
business done WAS principally speculative. Sales
500 bales Strict mddnS 2l2lc.
April 5.-The telegraph lines being down, no
news waS received, which caused The market 10
he very quiet, both buyers and sellers awaiting
April 6.-HOiders having met the views OF buy
ers, the sales reached goo bales Mddng 21 &c.
April THE demand was principally for the
lower grades, and the prices paid have been very
irregular. Sales COO bales. Mulding 2l1aa2l &c.
SEA lSLAND.-The demand has been good Tor
the past week. We quote: Mains Commonly call
cd cart coton,) 25; common Georgia and FloridaS
": medium fine Flolidas 45a50; fine Florlas 81
a55c.
REcEIPTS.-Thc receipts at this port for tie past
week have uecn i3lS bases upland and 2I2 bales
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina. from New J ORR f.,
Mr. Robinson and wife. Mr. Dodge ana vile, COZ
r ,Inrris. 4 McuEe and vile, Mrs S Barlow. +
iiasbrouch aud wife, A Anderson, wife and child;
Anderson, W e Marvin, + Peterson, vile anG
two children. Allstadter, Cost. T Brady, 7
= T. SrowelI. & Gowen, w Mathews, Clark, K a
BAY ley. Hyde, Anderson, LubenrOod, Mas
ter LIbenrood, Captain Deahon, Mrs Calianan;
Woolfnger, Miss Callahan, Miss Q IL oaScs' Al!s
Oskcs. Pmckney, and Sl0sn.
per steamer Dictator. from PnlatHa via JACK
sonyillc, Fernanlina and Slvannah-W Bealter
E A Wells and daughter, W Lowe. Miss Lowe, !
Nrvo. l. Day, + y Eroone, W Lovenheim, Rod
rcrs and lady. Miss Gads,len, Miss Anderson, "
l.au:er, and on deck.
per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah VIA Beau
fort, &c-W A Lnrgrove aud lady, MigglL, "
J whipper, CS Kue, II Wuhrman, w Jehkllls t.ils
and lady, Miss Jenkins, Miss Florence Fuller, MISS
Leila Barnwell. A Darnwell, two officers anu fitJ
men company l,, S.h Infantry.
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sea island, from the following sources: central
Railroad 2s4o bales upland; Atlantic and Gui lll
Railroad ss4 bales upland and 1855 bales seq Isl.
and. savannah River steamers 5e4 bales upland;
Florida steamers, so bales sea island; coasters'
bales sea island.
HXPoRTs.-The exports for the week have been
74T6 bales upland and I46 bales sea island as Ie!
iows. To Great Britain 1898 bales upland and 1i1
males sea island; to France 2S67 bales upland ana
las sea island; coastwise 1716 bales upland anu
457 bales sea island.
" nrem.. selling at kaH prem; sterling exchange
lSonal26A Money Is obtainable on good security
at 9 to Is per cent. for thirty to sixty days. very
long dates prime paper ls to 2G Securities cor a.
ali fayorite stocks. City Savannah bonds have
heen sold freely and an advance obtained.
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!slisrr!lanrous.
a SPLENDID PUMP FOR SALE

Eav!Eg purchased the exclusive right for the
fac;prc and safe Of i. EALUlNG'S PATENT GLASS
SUBMERGED i'nUELE-ACTiEG FORCE PULP,
hereby l0rewarE, un'lcr iie penalty CT tile law,
any itigaL f:Cm Infringing u"n NY rights in the
sane. Ia;c:Gi@G 70 Manufacture ard sell the
snuc wuri,i hr p.cascd 10 confer with parties
w;;.;.!,- ,ir,r. Tie price viii range from $50 to
gu, according Ia !e depth of The well! for No. 3
ya,,i w.!'S t:.ttwirg ~ gallons of water per
nl:,uic. and No . fnr railroad stations: throwing
CO gallons price given on application. This pump
las lo friction, arti he packing viii last for
Iiiletn yra.s III Il good wr;'. directions will ac-
cuaIai.y V the j., n!f i"r rulIrC it Up which can
bI. dnrc III - I,iIEr>. WI receive crdefs at
T::rinrn S,tit,.ihG E.cK, arI rarnIvc. y {. AL
orders addressed: 20 me =; other of the places
u"usti vii receive ,,:uEit a';tn!io:l.
n,,."- s!.rros j. l.. KITCHEN.
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Waiting for the SPRING

AS the breezes stir the morning,
As silence reigns in air;
Steel-blue the heavens aooIe ne'
Moyeless the trees and Darei
Yet unto me the stiffness
This burden seems TO DrlnS-
"Patience the earth Is waiting,
waiting for the Spring.
Strong ash and sturdy chestnut,
Rough oak aud poplar high,
Stretch out their sapless branches
Against the wiatry sky.
Even the guilty aspen
Hath ceased her quiyering,.
AS though she too were Waltlug,
Waiting for the Spring.
strain mine eyes to listen,
If haply where l stand,
Bat one stray note OF music
May sound in all the land.
"Why art thou mute, o blackbird
o thrush, why dost not sing
All surely they are waiting
Waiting for the Spring"
q heart thy days are darEsome;
Oh heart thy nights are drear;
Rnt soon shall streams OF sunshine
Proclaim the turning year;
Soon shall the trees be lealy,
Soon every bird shall sing;
Let them be silent, waiting,
Waiting for the Spring.
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Ne,x yorx Rice aInrhct.

The Journal of Commerce, Tth instant, says:
The market IS steady, with very moderate IT. :
maud from The groccrs. We quote 5a6i4c. Sales
Is ;ts.
Tie World, Ith instant. says: Rice dull anu non-
lnally unchanged ut ju6c for Carolinu.
From the journal OF Commerce. OF April s.:
There Is the customary jo01lnS trade at about ioi-
ner rates. We quole 5a6c. Sales 50 casks.
From the World: Tncrc has bccn lrne better
trade demand al former rates, With sales ol 10
terceS Carolina II jaGc.
From the Herald: Carolina was quiet. hut prices
were unchanged The sales were confined |" small
lois within the range Of jaGc ior COMMON ~
prime.
From the Times: Rice has been rather more
sought after in JnbbinE way at steady prices:
stock Of Eas, India last evening 5-30 bags.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, April s.-The sales Of cotton for the 1e
past week amount to 1S9 bales, which were soin
at the following prices: at l6};4 at L.; ~ al 10
10 at 1873; 62 at 20; II at 2oh; 10 at q; at 2lc'
oRANGEBURG, April s.-Salcs during the Wees we !
40 bales. We quote: Ordinary l6; low miouilne
l71S; middling lsc.
ATLANTA. April s.-The ma-ke. closed active
at ooc for midtIings; 19s for low middllngs; ls7a
for good ordinary; II for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, April Sour market IS que. M
but 1rm, with but light offering; low mlddangs
2Oha21c.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, April 4.-CorroN-Sales OF 2
bales this week, at from Is to lsc we quote from
CoRS.LArrival OF three cargoes this week.
Selling at 81 Is per bushel. ,--, ,-o,, n n
TIMBER.-Arriving freey-bringing from 10
10y TfSpESTISE ps ,:p. 81 Yellow dip. 81 TO-
Scrape or hard 81 rs TO 81 Gu per ubl OIL 2So IDS
to the Dbl. ,o,,,,<o
TAR.-Per bill, retail, s5.
prtSITs-Per buShel SiaS1 %.
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Iteceipts by railroad, April O.
SOUTH CAROLINA K!AILRoAD.

400 bales cotton. 6l Iales domestics 80 bbs
flour. To Railroad Agent, Frost Anger, re!zeE'
podGers Z co Reedcr il Davis Graescr Smith,
Downing L co, G II walter & CO, W Williams 4
CO. Ell Wlss & co, ] B Sloan, kirkpatrick u
Witte. Thurston & Holmes, Prngle Son. ~ ! = :
Kerr & CO. Shackelford Il Kelly, slnl'h'
Courtney &c co, and Watson Hill.
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IIyrRPOoL cLASsIFICATION


RIcE.-This grain was frHi, with but limited
transactions. Sales about 100 tierces Of clean
Carolina, among which were 4c tierces inferior
as4sS; 5 at 5ts, and 81 on private terms. We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at IA GS5A;
good 51s@52<c q ID.
NAVAL SToRES.-rhere was no business Of i'm
portance doing in these articles.
FgEIGHrS.-fo Liverpool, oy steam, ~ 3 10 on
uplands, and rlid on sea Islands; by sail, ia = ID
on upland cotton, and jsl 2 ID on sea
island cotton. To Havre, By steam, nom
nal; By saul. nominal ut &c Oh uplauds
and 1Nc on sea islands. Ceastwiss tu
New YORK, by steam, &c 3 ID on uplands
and &c on sea Islands; BY sail, ,sc q ID onup
lands. To Boston, BY steam, nominal; by sail, y
@Hc q ib on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c q fb on uplauds; by sail, somewhat nom.
inal. To Baltimore, By steam, k9Xc = 10 on
np,ands; by san somewhat nominal.
misunderstanding 60 day bills ol1s@e1a,.
DoIEsTIc ExCuANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, and sell at \ premium. Out.
side they purchase at par and sell at &c pre-
MUM.
auLD-Buying at 1o@1o1S, and selling at 100
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COMMERCIAL NEH'S.
Exports.

BAITIMoRE-Per steamship Falcon-le6 tierccs
rice, 3Z4 bales cotton, IL bbls rVsln, l5O bales
yaru IS bundles paper, 26 casks clay, 10 boxes
tobacco, bale, cases and B b5is mdse
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market,
OFFICE CHARLESTON news

OFFICE CuAhLESTUS NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, April Q, lSiO.)
CoTroN-TLere was hardly any inquiry for this
.tlcle the plarHet ruling very quiet, but without
showing ary change of Importance. Sales los
bales, say 10 a; 1Sls; at ID; 1t 20; So ut 22L;
"a at o2Sc. We quote:
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN
PARIS, April o.-Bourse opened quiet. Ren:es
7Sf 75c.
-. Los"'i' Aprile,-Soon,-consos esq. Bonds
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LIST OF VESSELS
JP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

IIST OF ESSEL5
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FORE IGN.
NEWPORT, ENG.
Tile Mamie Bell. Ackley. sailed. ..........Fco ~
CARDIFF.
The Edith, Chcgwiddcn, sailed. .............Jan -
HAVANA.
Schr Mary Lymhurner, Lansi. sailed March
Span brig Tomas, Rosas, cleared. ....... .March lo
D o NJ f TIC.
BOSTON.
Scbr c " cnith Smith un March 8
Schr Hancock, Crowell, up............M March Is
NEW YORE.
Schr Commodore Kcarney, Phllbrook, up. Fen "A
Schr Georgia, Brier, up. March