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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
EFFICACY OF DR.. EVANS PILLS.

Another recent test of the unrIvalied
virtue Of DIR. VIM. Evans Medicines
Dyspepsia, ten years standlng.-Mr j. Nc
kenzle, Ito Stanton street, was afflicted with the
above compliant for ten ears, which incapacitated
him at intervals, for the period Of six years, in at
tending TO his business, restored TO perfect health,
under the salutary treatmentoi Dr. VIM Evans.
The principal symptoms werc--A sense oil disten-
tion aud oppression after eating, distressing pain 10
the pit of the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite,
giddiness, palpitation of tue heart, great debility
aud iation depression Of spirits, disturbed rest
sometimes bilious vomiting and pain IN the right
side, an extreme degree of langour aud iaintness,
any endeavour TO pursue his business, causing i'm
mediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS
Mr. Mckenzie is daily attending his business. and
none Of the above symptoms have REQUIRED since he
used the medicine, He is now strong and healthy
man.
lie resorted TO myriads ofrcmedics, but they were
all Intellectual. Hell willing to give any inlorma
lion 10 the afflicted respecting the inesimable bene
fiji rendered 10 him by the use of Dr. VIM. Evans
medicine.
Asthma, three years standiRg.-Mr Robert
Monroe, SchuYlkiil, afflicted with the above dis
tressing malady Symptoms-great languor, ilau-
lency, disturbed rest. nervous headache, difficulty
obreahng ughness and structure across the breast,
Chimes, nervous rratbity, sufocaion, paipita-
ton Of the heavt, distressing cough cOtiveness pain
IN the stomach, drowsiness, great debility and def
cheney ofnervuus energy. Mr.. Monroe gave up cy.
cry thought Of recovery and dire despair the
eountenancs every person interested in his exis-
tenee or happiness, tiiiby accident, DC noticed in
pubicpapcr, some cures effected by DR. Wm. Evans
Medicine IN his complaint, which indaced him 10
purchase package Of the Pills, which resulted in
completely removing every symptom of his disease.
He wishes 10 say his motive for This declaration
thatthose afflicted with the same OF any other mn.
toms similar to those from which he happily rcs.
tered, may likewise receive the same inestimabe
benefit
II Case OfTic DolOrcux Mrs J. Il John
On, wife Of Capt Joseph johnson, Of Lynn Mass
was severely afflicted f1rten yeas with Tic Dolo-
eux violent pain in her head, and vomiting, with
urning heat in the stomach, and unable 10 leave
ger room She could find no relief from the advice
several physicians, nor from medicines Of any
md, until after she had commenced using DR..
vans medicine, OF 100 Chatham street, and from
nat time she began 20 amend aud feels satisfied il
ne Continues the medicine few days longer, will
r. perfectly cured. Reference can be had to
ne truth OF the above by calling at Mrs. Johnson
4 Aoshter's Store, $50 Grand street, n. Y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
MEDICINES.
go MclrIIERS ANn NIRsIS.

DR. ". EVdNS' SOOTHING AIKUP, For
CHILDREN 7EE7HING, PREPARED BY
HIMSELF The passage Of the Teeth through
the gums prodaces troublesome andsdangerous sym
ptoms Ii is kaown BY mothers that there is great
Irritation ia the mouth and gumsduring this process.
The gums swell, the secretion Of saivais Increased
the child Is seized with frequeat andsudden fits q
crying watchings starting IN the sleep and spasms
of peculiar parts, The child shricks with extreme
violence and thfusts its fingers into its mouth II
these precnsory symptoms Doispeedily alleyated
spasmodic commissions universally supervenc, aud
soon cause the dissolution Of the infant II mothers
who have their little babes afflicted with these dis
trcssioe symptoms, would apply DR.. William Ev
ans Celebrated Soothing Syrup, which has preser-
we'd hundreds Of infants when thought past recovery,
from being suddenly attacked with that faialmala
dy, conyusions, For sale in Martinsburg by
October 81, 1888. VIM. DORSEY, 4 gent,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

CoNvIcTIoS FOR ARsoN.--A negro boy, aged
about 10 years, the property of Robert Kent,
Esq, has been convicted in Wythe county, of set
ting fire TO the town at Wythe Cour; House, few
was laid in ashes. His detection was caused by a
second attempt 10 FIRE the town. He confessed the
crime and alleged that he was bribed to its com
mission by negro man who now belongs to a gem
tleman in Mississippi. He was sentenced to be
hung on the god Of March.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

Welearn from the Winchester Virginian, that the
loss of Messrs Rowland, Hefllebower, & Co, by
the late destruction of their mill, Harpers Ferry,
is not great at frs, stated. The editor of
the Virginian has understood from a gentleman
connected with the firm that there were but about
II 900 bushels Of wheat in the mill instead of 90
600 as was stated, and that the insurance was for
SIS, 600. The FIRE the Virginian states is now
fully ascertained 10 have been The work Of some ma
lcious ncendarv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
BLACKS

BLACK Tytif7EIstffST(oso
n NHE undersigned would respectfully nolify the
n public that he has located himself at the shop
recently occupied by Abraham Grove, near the Qua
ker Church, oiles!is road leading Gom Mardnsburg
to Gerardstswn, where he intends to carry on Il e
3 A K SIN tn ING NESS
In all It's various branches All work entrusted to
his care will be executed with accuracy and des-
patch, and his charges will be reasonable. A share
Of The public patronage is respectfully solicited
GEORGE w. SPOTS
February 10 I33q-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
GOIEILa.L!lII.so

2O,956 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Tickets $5-Shares in proportion.
A certificate of package OF 25 tickets will be
sent for $50-Shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets OF shares fioIn any part of the
United States, by mail or otherwise, (post pad)
enclosing the cash or prize tickets thankfully re-
ceved and executed by return of mail, with the
same prompt attention if on personal application
and the result given (when requested) immedi-
ately after the drawing if addressed as above, to
L. w. ROBINSON,
February 10, 1899. B1lti,aore, Nd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

In THE MIDST OF LlFE WE ARE IN DEArH.-
man was killed at Lynchburg, Va, few DAYS
since, by the blasting Of rock which took place at
Quarry about 100 yards from where he was. He
had retired to house, and the large fragments
were thrown with such force as to fall through the
roof of the house, and crush him 70 death.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

TEXAS -Pfoyisions, and Merchandise of almost
every description, are selling at enormous prices at
Houston, the capital ofTexas. For instance -four
from $50, to S35, per barrel, and scarce at that
price, bacon from DO to so cents per pound; cof-
fee 81 to 40; brown sugar 81, molasses sl,25, to
$3.50 per gallon; Whskey $3.50 to SI,75, and
other articles in proportion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

The recent arrivals from England give the par
ticulars of the late storm upon the English coas t.
Great damage done to the shipping, and ma.
ny lives lost Several of the splendid packet ships
which ply between Liverpool and New York, all
freighted with valuable cargoes, were Destroyed
Three of the ships were owned in New York
The damage is estimated at a million and half
of dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

A PREsESl.-The Editor of The louisville Jour
nal-who, by the way, is merry wng--acknowl-
edges the receipt Of pair Of horns and first-rate
tail, which some lady sent him, in order that he
might be enabled to play the devil" at fancy
ball. recently held in his borough.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

LEAp.-Ihe Lead Mines OF Wisconsin. prove
far more valuable than the Gold of Virginia. Ten
millions Of pounds are annually sent to the eastern
markets, says Gov. Dodge in his late message
to the Territorial Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

a Ltssus For ABoLITtoSIsTs.--A letter from
the Island OF Jamaica received bya commercial
house in Baltimore, aud published in the American
OF that city gives the following picture of the work
ing OF the abolition experiment in Jamaica. 1t
would be well for the sbolitonists in this county f
they would ascertain the results that have followed
West India emancipation, and ask themselves if il
IS not the Parl Of WISDOM philanthropy, and patri-
otism to abstain from their efforts in cause which
cannot be attended with any good, to the negro,
and which must, if it succeed, lead to the destruc
ton OF our best interests and the overthrow of that
compact, which if undisturbed, will continue to
shed its blessings upon this people Z" Our stua-
ton cannot be worse. The negroes are doing no.
thing, and not since Christmas have they shown
any Inclination to return to work of any kind Nei
ther sugar nor rum win be made, aud the canes
are rotting in the ground. This should be lesson
to the restless party with you if they really have
fair and honest intentions, to desst from forcing
on the ruin of SO many thousands who are now com.
Portable and well off. Here we are to have them
starving from sheet Incidence before long,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

A LII Persons are cautioned against taking an
"a assignment of Bond given by me to George
Houek, for $50 due the first Of November last, as
have legal ofsetts against the same, and deter
mined not TO pay said Bond without compelled by
law. RICHARD B0DINE.
jan 80, I939-G
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

A large Barn, with four Mich Cows, several
Calves, and about Gye hundred bushels of Oats. be-.
longing to Mr. John Alexander Of Rockbridse coun.
~, was destroyed by fire on The I2.h inst. The
fire is supposed to be the work Of an iucendiary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

N5'E. b. HUBLEY, late an Administration mem.
ber of Congress from Pennsy lvania, has been ar
pointed by Gov Porter, member Of The Board Of
Canal Commissioners of that State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
Tags! Rags!
q. III. Hairy ESEE SEAA.

a POLISH exile proposes to instruct classes
IA of Ladies aud Gentlemen in Marlinsburg, in
the French aud German languages For terms
and evidence Of his qualification, refsr 10 d. Ii.
Conrad and L. p Hunter.
LanmnrY 10 l239.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

The Fiemissburg Kentuckian, states, that Col.
r. M johnson, is to retire from the Vice Presidep-
cy at the end of his present term, and run for the
gubernaiorial chair Of Kentucky.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
THE GAZETTE.

GooD.-Ne noticed, a week or two ago, the
fact, that six or seven hundred young ladies OF
Lynn, Mass, had petitioned the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, for the repeal Of law Of that
State SO far as to allow the said petitioners, to
marry negro husbands. This petition was referred
to the Judiciary Committee of the Legislature -
a few days afterwards petition was received from
Samuel Curtis, and others praying tina, the said f-
male petitioners "who may be of lawful age, NAV
have The exclusive right to marry, or associate
with, any Negro, Indian, Hottentot OF any other
being 10 the human shape.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

The last Yankee invention, is said to bs that Of
dropping melted beeswax upon paper, and selling
it for silk worm eggs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
i77l7-7-7--i-7---7-=--7-771-
HOl. EeNg.
. E0a. Rplfg.

FEyIIE House and blacksmith Shop, with
"a set Of Tools near the mouth OF Opequon, now
in the occupancy Of William Mccoy. Possession
givcr on the lst Of April For further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber doning the premises.
DANIELB b. MORRISON.
Inn1iarN o. l03Q--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

The All of March next is the fitch anniversary
und, + the present Constitution. Half century
has passed, every year of which has attested the
wisdom, and patriotism ofthose soges, and states
men, who formed for US, those institutions. which
guarantee to us the inestimable blessings we en-.
JOY. Long may those institutions resist all efforts
to subvert them' and continue to shed their glory
and happiness upon our beloved countryl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

The branch of the Alabana State Bank located
in Mobile, has suspended specie payments, a Sc
cond time. The supervision is said to be in conse
qnence of the great demands for specie that have
been made upon the Bank since the first of Janua-
ry-being more than 100000 The Mobile pa
pers say THAI the suspension was altogether unex-
pected, and is severely censured by all classes Of
citzens
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
NlAGAO lGllar yG,o

ENhE Undersigned in his own right and as guar
II Clan of the heirs Of Samuel K Wilson deed.
viii Offer at the Stone Tavern in Cerardstoyn. on
Ff9deg the lSt dag Of March, fourteen or fifteen
valuable slaves for the balance of the prese year.
among ,Nhnrn nrn - |
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

- stoch, ghidehlhg &c. &c. he remainder
boys Of different ages, from eight to seventeen--
The greater part Of these Negroes from the es-
tate Of William Wilson decd late ofthe neighbor.
hood o. Gerardstown. They have been very care
fully trained to great usefulness and it may be fu-
ly said, there has seldom been lot of the same
number offered in any section of country for hire,
containing many very valuable slaves, both as to
disposition and qualification The " omen are all
good servants.
Hiring to commence at 10 o'clock. M. precisely.
ROBERT SHERRARD
February 49, 133o-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27

Two Women, each with Child.
One Girl, of the age of Is years.
One Negro Man, somewhat advan-
ced In years, but very valuable as
house servant, having been accustomed
to the business of feeding cattle and 9th
NO Iar.;,., e. e. II =. -. - - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

In the British Queen, from London-wm II Robertson Mrs
Robertson Chas BidJle Rsduey FISHER, Shields Mrs
shields and servs Moiyneaur consul 10 Sa,asnah; Mrs
Molyncaur children and ervs Jno Fieid chs Kellogg,
Blake smith, q w Lurman Gnl Henderson, Surget,
King Mrs King, West, West jr, Smith, worthing-
Glenn Mrs Geim, Mullen NJ Mullen John VandenhoH
vandenhof, Ingham, Henry Chapman, Benz Barton,
DriscoIl, Gamer. Mrs Gaines, Ward, Peck Gcnl
Qutman. Fowler d Fowler Hr,on Mrs Higson, ssml
Wells Williams, Guadard, u Lahens Lc Compte, Thomas
Wells, 4 II liendcrmann, Huth Hutchinson Mellow.
all. w J Dunseombe, Reyturn, III Chapman Brush,
Brewer, stephen Price, A Gibson, DR. stewart Merch
Ne, DIR Simmer Graveley Lover, q II STILL Plaske
Mrs Pasket Master and Miss Pasket gonnarer Bonna
fer Relsour, IA Richards, Roberts, Broadbcnt. Mrs
AMI Master sdben Fielder Mavans Rarrowe Mr. l.
Compile, Mrs Csmp,e Bschsr, Mrs Buchcr, Allen, " Al
len Belle A Biumer. n Muller, G Chrisy Newsaat
voss, Mrs Allan. Roosevelt Taylor. Peter James
Bu.h, A Heard, I Marshall Nevin. Hoquet Prior
Fraser. Rhodes, Hodges, De Faria iumphries.
Or.wold, Shannon. Fourier. Harris smith, Robt
Burst Mser Burst Monges, Blackburn Wappans, capt
Kensie q Fu,ts Mrs Eustis Miss Eustis and childeu
Pamif Fity Gibbon NJ Walker, II Cormck WIN Phee. w
n Jones' b shes. Cunningham. Dufal southwell, Mr.
Danlin Ames ~ Beaufrtr DR. Hicks White Johnson,
w Rocker Riddeli MIR King, Herdbeck, Mekm,
Mrs waser and chile Mis-. Hoye. Mrs Burst Mrs MKenze
Miss vandcnboh Mrs DE vo.s, Miss Desnoyie Mrs Pen
ne Mrs Csiey Master and Miss Cooley, Misses West Miss
Brown, Miss Fender, Mrs Lurman, Miss Swan, sar Al NJ
Mrs John Mullen, Miss Mullen land the usual number Of
wants. 80
In the Mary silsbee fsem MoseNrs Grebe and 2chld.
ren of Baltimore; Me,srs Porter Woodruff, blair, Finch
Hulse Heard Matthew'S and Labore aud birth ON The pas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

eao sf 80 un Of palm OIL bound for NYer the captain
mas taken this route la the Hadee Tby for London ans m
te.e proceeding to America 10 the British Queen fcr.u
natey all the saved 2sh Junus, 0ss, Vn
K9,x; xssh Craton, Whitney, Matanzss.
III, % I.uusnd yr. Aug Se-pssssa Nsssy, a sna iron
Es io Amsrca; oet Isshsa Shields q ARsrieA fos
asa several other vessel to the ssrard
m america; the Fame o and Cor Bostoa, from the Bate
PAsseo through on the 2sth--sll we'll. w
A.ssosE Aug 20-cd Trifer, Brooke NYosk; 2lth, arr
oanaer Boston; sth cid Fiaviu Jones, NYork;
OF fErEssDuR1-Tne hunber ships and sid for ~
Petersburg up to the 18th Acg $780, the date last
yearis a. fooNsla 1889, ships arr-Brsh 442 American
St foreign AL; total 49, British 1885, American s
foreign SO, total COL In s5 ship, ARB sh 40; Ameri
56 foregc 3T4; total S70 Sailed British 49, American
81; fore ign 267; tot9l 572
In THE ELsE Aug 2o--arr Cuxhaven Sleelolm, NYork
TRIESTE, Aug l0--ar Emblem, Talbot, New York 18th
America, Fakern, do 10th, ar LAZY, Miller, Phiad
GiBRAL TAR Aug l5arr Pastora, Parker NYork; 9th
pennsy wanna, Lyle Phiad; l0h ntaanta Faovi, Work.
Norfolk, Mathews Pcilad; l4ih VIM Tell Gotta, Nor ean
Neptune Nprolk Herald NOr'eans; 18th Hec(a Whiting
ds; 10Th Baltimore, Taylor Boston; Midas Bstimore ~
Boston. ss Fl. .0.
MEssSA, Aug l-arr Cesar. Napoii. NYork
MANILA lao days sinccRome FOR NYrk next day, Indus
for do aud Valparaiso.
VENICE Aug ii--cld ConGdea zee, Bailey, NYork.
CALCUTTA, June l5--arr Champaign. Niorl
STRAITS SUNDA. April IL Tobacco Plant, Shreve
Nbedfor Maria Theresa Turler do: 22d pse India Snow
Manila for Boston; lalma, Thomas, do do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

LATE FROM MoSrEvIDEo.-Advices to the Slst
ef July have been received at Baltimore.
Il was expected that the Governor ct Montevideo
had collected an army and intended to attack the
town. .
Reports from the interior are favorable for con-
tinuance Of the tranquility that we have been en-
ieying for for some months past
There arrived during the last few days, several
Brazilian men of war, their object being TO make
certain demands OF this Government, winch, not
complied with. NAV possibly end IN blockade.
The blockade Of Buenos yrSs cn,iinues vigorously
enforced and all communication, except oy the bri-
tish packet once month. is prohibited. We are
anxiously looking for the arrival Of the next packet
from England. as are sanga,ne that some inter
ssting news will be received by her, relative TO Inc
differences betweeR France and Buenos Ayres.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
CARPETING.

extensive and elegant assortment Of Brussel Imreria
hne, asd supcrdnc CarpetngRugs, Baxes Door Matis
Mating Table Covers, &C., &c. -
Also painted Floor Cloths, FROM ~ et wide. in every
variety figure, oolor' shades &cwsl calculated for me
cabins Of ships, steamboats, public roors Scog-ther with
every article IA the Carpet trade, - sale by the subs
the mo reasonable terms Strangers in the cat, are in
vca to call before mals their seleconoos cent 10 anv
part OF tbs city TO Brooklyn, and fitted apartments.
lowest rates.
JkJ n sACKETT, No. 70 East Broadway.
extending through to No. n Division street
90 TO LET.-A rooom IL the third story of the abo,e
building lao feet deep we'll lighted Also the basement
sxs-wsh an under cellar hrst rate stand FOR rcfscor
sl6lw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

= r.;.s -heh are in fair demand, bat
prices are not remsaerating tn the nanurc'sssf'''
R:es1sls-TSs nsrlsf . MOSdzw .us...tsy $4,000.
ed and fair auauti.y or business as
wool: sas oils much a y. nes our last. given
uo~.S tone 10 The roellen markets but an other respects
there has Yons pssa Se. Better I'll. week
last here being more inquiries and larger number o.
in goods and a'w styles bat Few ass
MADE Plain woolens Of middle qualities aud heavy "eeus'
and other fancy goods lit for the winter trade wers mos
demand Ordr for expectation not numerous but as
and for the home trade improving Prices remain hln'
,acrces being only in the old Sly On the whole bu'
sness elerao good IN the WAREHOUSES; ana LOT inc
H,aaforl-Tae market for manufactured goods here,
Thursday rather dull aud the business done MOI %
that week There rather brisk demand iar ysra
which fully mainaned the rates The WOOL maTke. Wa
rather drmer and the safes OF long wool were more
than last week.
aar-There vas more doing today thas for some
time past in most bianees Of The trade holders a. ghh
manifested dspo free sales and the prices 81 ie
previous weeks very fully supported In yarns anu
TIE HAnyEsr-ln the southern counties Of England the
crops been nearly secured and nearly an
In Che northern counties The wheat has ssea gooa yea
the weather but is estimated that the quanty Oh
stuff will aot on the whole We snort through
the ouhera parts Scotland the crop, look
we'll In Ireland supposed that the wheat crep w pe
short having good deal injured BY the weather IN he
counties Upon the wholei IS supposed ina. We
crop of Great Britain will exec a that Of last year
quarters
PARIS, Aug. as Wheat to-day in pretty active oe
Aand and o quality wechng lls to l2o sseu
rsny sold at AZ aai per ntctoid cnAtres Of ~ M,
4of AID ia ks 35f 39f IL appears that some
Barley Beass also heat has h,ea bought IN inc
interior for Eoeli account. aM $3.50
BouRss-Pais, Friday, Aus 3oFrench 6per cents III eu
S. 10 so, i9 S. 3prcsns, 50 ., 50 %; BANK o.
Frauce 27s0 $3.50 57sO 27s0 Lafe Bank oeoi shares
1860, 1860, 1850 1860 5ooof shares 522o 1920 62ao DIV
Belgian Bank TT So TT So III So al o. Coupons 90
IS AS Spanish Active 22l 2ss D. aa.; Passive, O. o. .
Portuguese per cents 10 ID 70, TO- Neapaan oi 70 ioi
~, lOl u.s. l0l 35; Roman, i0ls, 1923 loas, lo2l.
HAvRE, Aug 2sDurng the last two days thers mas oeen
10 GEO hae, advance ordinary ana
inferior qualities when most inquired sfer for exFor
top Of sb,ve the rencies OF the preceding
week. Our present stock is composed Of soooo bae o.
which 600 from the Unied States Tins day iranac
tons were however limited to 664 oas, VIZ 4SO bates
Georgia. c. s. 99f If and Ia uisiana at l0ifo lOa
Coffee in brisk Demand and 4S3 bag Inferior TO ora
ST. Domingo placed at 59sf to oitt IN bond ~
bag. ordinary at I'll and 200 o.g sold delivery At 62
also 90 bags ordinary good ordinary Havana 7oi In Co.
lonia sugars aad otter articles nothing occurred