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LATEST FROM THE BARREN CANAL En-
PEDlTIuN-PRoGREss OF THE EXPLoRA-
r1oS-SrRvEYs, &C.-Ne1c lorh, March
27.-A letter from the Darien expedition,
dated March 18th, says q road has been cut
three miles in length into the interior,
meeting a river which is said to flow into
aAe Pacific ocean. The Indians were fright
encd at first, but proved friendly, and as
sisted the explorers in every possible way.
All were sanguine of discovering an easy
route for the construction Of ship-canal.
Great quantities OF valuable timber, such
az mahogany, logwood, India-rubber, ETC.,
were found, and the sugar-cane is the finest
ever seen. No wild animals and but few
large snakes have been seen.
Captain lcine, an American in Panama,
claims to have discovered route across
Darien superior to all other routes, and by
which he can pass from Aspinwall to Pa
mama entirely by water.
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Adjournment of the North Carolina
Legfslature-Pr Protest against Mar
tinl Law In the Counties.

RALEIGH, n. c., March 2s.-The General
Assembly adjourned to-day sine die.
The Conservative members are out in IN
address to the people. Abiding to the Gov
ernor having declared Alamance county in
insurrection, and asked the President for
a suspension of the writ of habeas corpus,
the address says that the Governor, "the
head and front OF Radicalsm, has seen fit
to declare one Of our counties in a state of
insurrection, and to call upon Congress
to suspend the writ of habeds corpus
throughout the State, we declare that there
is no sufficient cause for this extraordi-
nary action of Governor Holden. There
is and has been no armed resistance, no
uprising of the people, and no outrages to
disturb or hinder the full administration of
the civil law. We assert that there il not
county in the State in which any sheriff
or other peace-officer may not 90 unat-
tended, and with perfect safety execute any
process upon any citizen of the State. 1t
is true that murders and other outrages
have been committed, but they have not
been confined to any particular locality or
any political party, and when Governor
Holden represents to the President and to
Congress that these acts are evidences of
disloyalty he is guilty of willful libel
upon neople whose rights he is sworn to
nrot( ct -
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do not claim to be anything of II tinan-
cier, SO express my opinion with becoming
moacstv. | was talking, however, to Il
Shrewd old gentleman recently, and lie said
10 me, confdentiallr, that this talk about
our resources equalling those of Great Bril-
tain, as our indebtedness equals here, was
so much fam. said to him, Do you not
believe. then, that our national indebted
ness will be ever llquidated :" He re-
sponled, "Oh, yes, all that Boutwell, is
now paying will be paid, and all that he
does not pay will be taken up in the shape
Of waste paper" OF course this will be
regarded by many as atrocious and the
utteranccs Of man much inclined to re-
pudiation. They would be astonished were
] to give his name. This cannot, of course,
do, for our beloved party is rs fond Of the
financial idol as the Hottentots are of their
Mumbo Jumbo. The last named, Carlyle
assures us, will brain any one who tears
open their God and exhibits the interior
stufiing of rags and feathers. In like man
ner we smash any who doubts the resources
of the young Republic.-Donn PiaH.
Horace Greeley was leaving q Broadway
car on Friday evening when horse and
light wagon knocked him down and injured
his left ankle severely. Mr.. Greeley was
assisted to the Union League Club House by
a friend, and his injury was attended to
lie is expected to be out again in day or
two.
The safe of the Walcottville Conn
Savings Bank was blown open by burglars
Friday nj ght and robbed Of $500 in bank
bills and S25, 900 in securities. The thieves
stole hand-car on the Naugtuck railroad
and escaped.
A fire in Maumec City. Ohio, Sunday, de-
stroyed the Washington Woollen Mills. The
loss on the machinery and stock is $50, 900.
Insurance, s3S, 900.
The fire which broke out in the Gold Hill
mines, California, about one year ago, is
sill smouldering among the timbers 700
feet below the surface.
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ping interests. In response to the views
stated, the President in general terms al
luded to his own appreciation of the i'm
portance of the consideration which those
subjects demanded.
The Piegnn Indian Massacre.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Colonel Baker
officially reports to General Sheridan that
the facts concerning the war upon the Pie
gan Indians have been maliciously falsi6ed
by parties not conversant with the real re-
suits. He says the women and children
were killed accidentally. All the officers
OF the command ask of the authorities n
complete investigation into the campaign.
Income of the President and General
Sherman.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The President
pays taxes on hundred and ten and Gene
Ial sherman on twenty-three thousand dol
lars in this country.
st. Domingo Purchase, -.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Therc were
three caucuses to-day regarding the mr.
chase of st. Domingo-one at the White
House, one ut Morton's rooms, and another
not located.
Various ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-General Butler
has been informed that bis yellow appointee
to West Point is too young.
Considerable excitement prevails about
the seizure of the books of the National Safe
Deposit Company by Butler, to see what
bonds newspaper correspondents have there,
in order to prove corruption.
The revenue receipts to-day were nearly
9750,000.
Peter J. Ralph has been nominated fol-
supervisor of steamships for the eighth
district.
Secretary Boutwell, recommends that the
Treasury buildings this year should not
exceed FIVE, none of which are located at
the South.
Senator Carl schurz to-day spoke against
the San Domingo treaty.
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TELEGRAPHIC, NEWS.
New York stock and MONEY Mark.

rev York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 7s-Eoon.-stocks dull. Mo.
ney easy at $40 per cent. sterIIng--Long, 1css
short, loo. Gold, liz. 5-7os, &c. 1884, Tennessee
es 20; new, 90. Virginia o's. es3; rev, 60. Lou
isana e's. new, 7:. Levee es, 10; ga, 81. Ala
bama s's, e72.
Ersnin2.- Money s@s pei cent. Sterling duh at
1881 Gold, Ill. Governments nrner; s-2o's-
80, 1921 Southern Securities dull.
Njrgi, Ia 6's, o73; new CT. Louisiana os "a
new, 7ei. Leyce e's, ISL; s's, Gig. Alabama s's,
97i: 5s, II. Georgia cs, So: rs, o.. South Caro-
lima e's, 50 new, se3
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Fore;nn Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March cs- Erenfng.-Thc cotton
shipments frr IN Bombay tn the 2Sth. since the lsst
report were %. 900 bales. Breadstnfs frmer. Red
winter Wheat, So. 1od. asa. lid. Corn, 2ss. ID.
Beef, l04s. Cd
Liver POOL. March2s- Ersnfna.-Cottonc closed
ll6T1Ihi. Orleans, l1s9lltd.
sales 10 900 bales including 900 bales for specu-
Ia, lon and export.
LONDON. March os-Euening.- 9S4.
United States bonds closed steady at 9o3
FRANKFORT, March 23.-United States bonds
opene! fat At s5a2s6t
PARIS. March 2s.-Bourse opened steady.
Rcntes, 74f.22c.
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Intelligence has been received in Boston
of the death of Mrs. Nellie Parmlee, wife
of the Rev. Nj. p. Parmlee, the missionary
of the American Board Mt Erzeroon, Tur-
key.
Cardinal Antonelli and the ex-King of
Naples are heavy losers in the gigantic
frauds which have been discovered in the
Neapolitan Bank, and in which many high
officials are implicated,
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The death of Hon. Pierre Soule, of Louis
lana, on Saturday last, revives the incl
dents OF very remarkable career. His
life was tempestuous from his boyhood.
He was born at Castillon, France, in 1902
destined for the church, he was educated as
Jesuit, and there was much in his man
ner that resembled the members of that
powerful Order. At fifteen he took part in
a conspiracy against the Bourbons, and to
save himself assumed the occupation and
garh Of shepherd. He next appeared as
the editor of liberal paper in Paris, which
soon brought him under the notice of the
authorities. He refused to take advantage
of his youth. and defended himself with
rare eloquence, which did not, however,
save him from prison, from which
he escaped to England. Removing thence
to Chilli, and failing to procure a situa-
ton there, he returned to France. AT
Havrc captain in the French navy
advised him to seek an asylum in the
United States, and offered to take him
in his ship rs far as San Domingo. The
offer was accepted. He reached Port -au-
Prince, and thence took passage to Balti-
more, from which he travelled to New
Orleans. This was in 1925. Applying
himself to the study of English and the
law, he was admitted to the bar, and gradu-
ally grew into popularity and fortune. In
ISL he was elected to fill q vacancy in the
Senate of the United States, and was re-
elected in lSi9 for six years, but resigned
in 1853 20 as American Minister to Spain.
With John Y. Mason, then our Minister OF
Paris, and James Buchanan, then our
Minister Mt London, he aided to prepare the
famous Ostend Manifesto for the forcible
seizure Of Cuba. His manners were
polished; his dress neat, careful, and
Parisian his habits moderate; his elo-
cution exquisite, and rendered agree
able by his French accent; and his
mind far above ordinary. lie always
attracted crowds when he spoke, and
many still remember his fierce speech
against the compromise measures in 1850,
which gave such offence to Mr.. Clay.
Always among the Southern extremes, and
ready for the rashest measures, he was
never on intimate terms with Mr.. Slidcll
who succeeded him in the Senate, and was,
par erccNcnCc, the leader of the Democ racy
of Louisiana. He does not seem to have
figured prominently in the rebellion.
although he was arrested at New Orleans in
1862, and aftcrconhnementfor some months
in Fort Lafayette was released on condition
of not returning during the war. We Ic-
gret that his last years were not happy ones.
Death to such mini, and after such n
career. must have been an unspcakablc
blessing. He was sixty-nine years old when
he died .-FCrUcYS ChrOnicle.
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Excitement In Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 2s.-A large
meeting of merchants and professional
men was called, who prepared memorial
against the continuance of patriarchal re-
lations. The interest on the subject is in
tense. The enforcement of the bill as it
passed the House, it is asserted, will make
Utah desert.
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Judicial Decision i'm Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, March 28.-Judge Cooley,
of the sixth district court, decides that the
net of the last Legislature creating the
eighth district court is unconstitutional.
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VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY
THREE-PLY, and INGRAM cARPETIsss.
RUGS, MATS, and FLOOR.CLoTHA
FLOOR and TABLE OIL.CL0THs,
DAmAsK and LACE CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW SHADES.
Ihaye reduced the above to correspond Win the
price Of gold. Is. J.. RiChAhpsoS'
NH Sim soI corner Main and Slntn strsess'
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 2S.-The Post urges ex-
IRENE rigor against Ireland.
The practice of the Oxford and Cam
bridge boat clubs is closing. The papers
agree in pronouncing both crews without
form.
The Epson races come off Tomorrow.
The sportsmen are perplexed about the
condition of the turf.
Prince Bonaparto's acquittal excites much
comment here.
LIVERPOOL, March 2S.-The outgoing
vessels are ordered to take O southerly
course, to avoid icebergs, of which an un-
usual number are reported by arrivals.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 29.-ln the Senate to-day
NJ. Rouher read project for senatus
consultum, drawn in accordance with the
Emperor's recent letter. Hereafter the
Legislative power is divided between the
Emperor, the Senate, and the Corps Legls-
latif.
SOUTH AMERICA.
LISBON, March ga Rio Janeiro arri-
val reports that at last accounts the Bra
lillian troops were moving rapidly in pur'
suit of Lopez.
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chance for her recovery. She fingered,
however, only until this morning, when
death put nm end to her suffcrings.
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uYPERDERMIC SYRINGES, Auri-
Iii lave or Ear Brush, IIdellible Pencils, PEN
ellis for removing Ink, iron-ruBt, spots, &C., from
linen wool &C. WOOD IL SONS,
NH II Ninth and sian streets.
CONGRESS WATER. - SARATOGA
Y tchv Matters ar JORN W. RISON'S,
fe 10 corner OF Main and Third streets.
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roLD is DOWNi DOWN WITH TIE
SJ PRICEs.-seine Thread and Patent Seins
Ts,nes Of all Ses Lines for hassinE s salscs
which win sell at greatly rodnced S "a
and Whiss P,snneIs al asc. An other Dress 9 a
satlne:s, Cassimeres, Gioshiag. BOOB SnSss
Hats. &e.. at relnarEabIy 20. Ks sn~e.tnr 10 any
In Market ios 'ais u &. LICHTENsTEIN's.
I1e7 Franklin street.
mhf, between ssyentseath end kigssssn.a. 4
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Richmond Tobacco Market,

MARCH %. 1870 THE market is arm aud active
with rsther an upward tendency in common
grades Of dark tobacco In order.
Breaks smaller the past week and receipts light.
We quote:
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OOUT AND RHEUMATISM.

TOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
DIR. LAvILLE,s GoUT-LIQUoR AND PILLS,
very celebrated French remedies;
BLAIR's GOVT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, and
REYNOLDS,s SPECIFIC. both very popular
and efficient remedies, imported from London
TURNER'S TICDOULoUREUX PILLS
DEANS RHsUAIATIC PILLS,
HARE'S LINIMEST, Petersburg:
BROWNS EMINENT, Lynchburg
LARTIGUE GOVT PILLS,
ELIXIR CITRATE OF LITHIA,
FsFERvESCING CARBONATE OF LITHIA.
For sale BY MEADE BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
mh17 90 Main street.
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COURT ORDERS.

At Rules held In the
Y Clerk's Office Of The circuit court OF The city
OF Richmond on the 18th day OF March, 1870:
Margaret Haussler, who sues by her next friend,
Matthias .flalnt1us
against
Joseph Haussler defendant,
The object Of this suit is for the plaintiff TO OBJ
tain a divorce a rtnculum matrimonit from the
ilcd that the defendant. Joseph Haussler. Is nom
resident Of the state Of Virginia, he is required 70
Hon hereof and do what is necessary to protect
eopy-Tcso' hL ERad,s sH1 FIR. DS s,x
NOISE, pa. NH s-Tutw
VIRGINIA-TO WIT: At Rules held In
the clerks Office Of the circuit court OF
Orange couaty on Monday, It'll day OF March.
1870:
Bcnj.min V. johnson in his own right, and IS ere
| Johnson dcceas ell Belheld C.. Johnson. Henry
| Norris and Lucy A. his wife, George W. John.
SON. L. d. Fsainongr OF 1ranse eT W
nd adm Of Robert G. johnson. deceased:
s soH and nSIs Xlse a h, VIE Viz William Thosn
| tom and Martha L. his wife, Benjamin Collins.
linn. Iewis e. snere. and Lucy % s Vie
Eliza a: johnson, Frederick Johnson, and W.
liam 'AhS"h IN cmIXcEaY. Oe'0AA'''
The object OF this suit Ii procure fnal settle
| mrnt OF the accounts OF the defendant, Benjamin
button according 10 law OF the estate OF his testa-
tor In his hands. And It appearing by afhdaylt
TSn n1,E aaa his % n
ton and Martha L his wife, Benjamin Conns.
6 and Garnel1 his T Nay Col.
A. johnson, Frederick johnson, and William
johnson, are nonresident and absent defendants,
that they do appear here Within one month s',sr
due publication OF this order and do what Is me-
erer Be Week four sss Is
weeks In the Richmond Dispatch. newspaper
published in the city OF Rishm nm, VA and That
courthouse Of Orange county on the frst day Of
the next regular term OF the county court Of asid
county JOHN V G. WILLIAMS Deputy Clerk
for n u. HI0GrNs, Clerk.
J. L. KEMPER, p. Q. mhs-Tn4w
| yTIRGINIA-TO WIT: At Rules held
Y In the clerks Office OF the county court OF
| Henrico county on Monday the It'll day OF Feoru-
| airy, 1870. ,.~
A. J. Fuqua.. Paintin,
Rhoaefiek Macklnsie and Alexandrns ,ssn,.
'ie''''''''''''.'i IN icnaScIRi.
The object or this suit Is TO enforce partition o.
and formerly known as the Hughes Tract" and
| coutat ming about two hundred nnd eight aeres.
ss sp ,ha nass aaekinss
defendants In this suit Is non resids nt OF tuls
State on motion of the PLAINTIFF ny nS an az
~ o , IN ane month AFTER due publication OF
and DO what y ,sss - orSr
inaoi ehfshnd ONCE n week for four successive
Rshnsna Rsgaa sa nsw th.s pn.
INV IhaTeof ba posted st the front door OF
,ss courthouse OF this county on the frss day OF
the next county court.
/ Aoop'-' r. N. THoME. c. nc.
| JACKSON s CLoPToN, p. q. mn s-WM
-------------
IrOLD Is DOWNi DOWN WITH THE
III PRICEs.-seine Thread and fatsnI .s ysMs
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Paper Mill Burnt.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 29.-The
Hampden Paper Mill was burnt to-day
loss, s250,0O0.
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rREsH HOPS, FRESH HOPS.

1850 mounds NEW HOPS, of crop 1860.
WILLIAM G. cambridge 4 CO..
NH q S37 Broad street.
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GUINNESS STOUT AND YOUNG.
VI ER'S ALE.-lOO cases each from Z. and j
Burke, Dublin; and William Younger Co..
Edinburp our own Importation. For sale by
Ia 10 S. G. TARDY q co.
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M4RINE NEWS.
CHAR RLEsT TON, MARCH
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-,eft
18th inst, P Al. Mdsc ToJ Adger co. ID AlNeh
& CO, Adger j. cO.J Archer, BRISTOL Il CO.
A A Barbot, II Brunng & co, Bollmann :, Dros.
Budd & Blake, E Bates 4 co, Brown, II Cobra
CO, W SCorwIn & CO. Camrs sen CO, L. Cohen
Il CO. Campbell j. Jones, C:ane. Boylston CO,
b Duval, Dowie. Noise 4 Davis. Davis, DAY.
ID F Fleming & co. B Feldmann IL co. H Graver
4 co. J HurSamp L CO, "A Hunt Z II Jackson, U
Z 4 A johnson, JenOrds co, II Katie CO. j
eloch & Small, Laurey Alexander, LANCER,
G Minor Il CO. Lengnck, Sell a. Foster, Mcl.oy u
Rice, NJ Eunry 4 Son, N Marks, Muller, Nimilz
& CO. J Madsen, NJ Macoy, B Neulvlle: n + kull'
CO. D Paul Il CO, NJ Pierson, g Panknn, Paul.
WEIGH & BraRdcs, J RUSSELL Riordan Dawson
Rayenel Il Holmc-, Rtccke y Schacllte, w Roach
i CO. p Schroeder, Stoll, Webb ~ ca. Il Is Sioh-
cox. W Steele, w A Slrine. southern EXPIRES;
Company, 5 G Railroad Agent, Terry Nolan,
Taylor & co, Tobias Sons. Werner { Duckcr,
Webb, West & Jones, and Mrs Julia Wneberg.
Merchants' Line schr S Edwards, Corson.
New York-lo days. Mdse. To W Roach & co, j
Adgcr & Co. W N Bird co. Bart Il co: Eer-
busse 4 Bcrkc:rycr, oliver, Clacns 4 Mitte
Crane, Doylston & CO: ColcoGS, u ChaieG
co, F Entelinan, d Fleming co, Dowic. Noise
& Davis J G0rham, I!art Il co, w llarFal co,
Heath, Kinsnlan & llcTCll. II Klatte & CO,
nein. Laurey & Alexander, Lengnlek, Sell 4 Eos.
Ter. Mantoue + CO. Mills House. L Meyer, Z Z
Marshall, w MaTScHcT, otSrs ,.Sii,
Paul co. Railroad Agent, " shSpherl \ ;, Co, y
II Silcox, J Thomson & co. W Webb, White
A Walker w wech, Walker, Evans Cogs
well. Paul, WEIGH L Brandes, Werner DuGker,
G w Williams 4 co, Wando Manufacturing COM
many. ] Brown, w D l., aud S Il T.
Schr Ann Deas Gn..na;,, res. Point Mill. IS
ticrccs rice. To Cohen. lancEel& & co.
Steamer Marion. Adair. Santee River. &c bales
cotton 200 bushels rough rice. l6o bbls rosln.
lndse and sunlrics. To ltavcnel G Holmes, Pelzer,
Rodgers & co, W Bee K CO. ] L Prlngle \ Son,
] Marshall Jr, Kinsnan 4 Howell FatrchldS
HamRn, + 0'Nelll & Son, l. Howard, walker.
Prtchard, j L Adger CO, A Smythe, j ,
Hencrcy. and others.
Sloop George Cuicovich, Santce. 1900 bushels
rough rice. To r pringle g. Son.
Slo0p Isabel Londricn. Santee Ito ousnels
rough rice. To w q Bee 4 CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Zodiac, Hines Philadelphia x
British bark David McNutt. Lockhart, Liver
Schr W F Garrison, Adams, Boston N Gold.
smith & Son.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New YORK.
Steamship Zodiac, Hines Philadelphia.
Ship Missouri Bradourn. Liverpool.
Brig Monica, Libby Boston.
Schr Hattie Coonbs, JAMESON, North Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Steamer City Point, Peck, PalatHa, via JACK
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New YORK,
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, March
IS.
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reverse OF what it was the week before. Then
prices were declining every day; this week they
nave advanced daily. On the date OF our lass
weekly review, the Macon market closed nrm
with good demand at 1S cents; TINS evening "
closed yery firm at 20 cents for middlng, with q
strong demand and but little ofering-shoWing
an advance Of fully two cents per pound on the
weeks operations.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, 1869. l's
Received to day ...........'.''' 70. y, oor
Received previously 4'eo'-'4'00'
Total. ..... 'o'oo4
Shipped to-day ......-....-.....-- osS ~ ~,
Shipped previously. y........... .59,oio-os'oS2
stocr on hand. 1919
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Parting.

The summer sky WAS overcast,
knew the sunshine would not last;
We mused uron the golden past
Together.
AID then we thought OF what might be,
or all the lifelong misery,
The sunless days we should not see
Together.
And ere left my happy land,
This is the last time we shall stand"
said, "my darling, hand in hand
Together.
"And since We two may never wed,
Dear love how blessed to be dead,
And laid to rest ~ "Ah yes," she said
"Together -
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N.,x York lsice Market.

The World, of the 10th instant, says; There Is no
achievement in business the call still running al.
mist entirely ON such retail parcels as are wanted
nv the regular trade. The offerings are liberal
and prices barely STEADY i0r esors and 1Or
W Sales nj 10 tcs. Foreign nominal.
The Times, OF the same day, says: Nce has been
onnted heavy in price. On limited inquiry. Caro-
Ina Mt IS 25a6 10 currency; Rangoon, IN bond,
90 SlI.n3 - rull, 9 lOO lbS
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1nterIor Cotton Markets.

anterior SOttOh VusAfASto'
ANDERSON, March 16.-Scarcely any cotton
offering. We quote Is to 1Sc for mtddlings.
ATLANTA, March 16.-The market closed &C.
tive at lSc for niddlings: II Tor low middhngs;
l6 for good ordinary; l2H for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, March 16.-Very little done In this
market Good demand for middlings at 1870,
few holders accepting the bids. Sales 81 bales.
Receipts % bales. Shipments 10 bales.
CHESTER, March 15-The offerings are very
light, and we cannot give any correct quotations.
Middlings nominally, 18c.
CHARLOTTE, March 1--we have to note
another sharp decline in the price OF cotton espe-
cially in the lower grades. Some 100 bales change
ed hands during the week at irregular prices say
AK to l9Kc. The market being demorallzed; ac.
curate quotations cannot be given. Latess New
York kilograms quote the market q shade nrmer,
with an advance of &c on the finer grades. ;.
MONTGOMERY, March 19.-Cotton Market ls
firm to-day at l9Hc for low middlings. Holders
ask higher rates and consequently there Is htsie
offering. ,--o,-,,,o-
But little coming in. Middling 1910.
YORKVILLE, March 16.-The market Is 9ut
and declining Good mlddling may be quoted W
lee to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-19
Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York
7, Clancy. Bishop McTyeire, w Gillen, J M Cragie.
] Crasie, j II Mclean. Mrs C Mclean, Mrs Hurd,
N Bishop and wife, Foster, Foster, Captain u
Richie, U S N, Miss Bleecker, G DoWden, anu
in steerage.