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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-08
(From Ae Baltimore american Farmer.)


1t is with stinted feelings of pleasure that we
transfer the following paragraph to our columns anu
for the following reasons /. 1t proves that our irIeno
and patron, the honorable Mr. Carmichael, IS setting
example to his shore worthy of all praise: MAJ
The soil of the Eastern Shore is susceptible Of lne
degree by the bye, we have ever
considered that peninsula the garden spot oil our oiae
g. That wheat requires putrescent as wen as '"e'
mannres: and A. That every OF soil, wheh properly
fertilized is capable Of yielding 30 bushels OF whea'
and that farmer should rest contened until ne a'ahs
that product
We take this occasion to tender our congratulations
to Mr. Carmichael on having grown more wheat on an
acre. in proportion the number OF acres IN culture,
than any other farmer within knowledge and while
we thus tender him the pet of distinction, we should
be greatly indebted to him If he would give Us detailed
account of his precise method of improving the soil on
which he grew this banner crop Its character condl-
ton and capacity before improvement, the materials
used in its fertilization; giving the quantities as well as
the modes of applying each; time of sowing The seed
mode preparing method of putting the seed in and
the kind of wheat grown:
ga Coop CRoP.-Our respected fellow.citlzen, VIM
Carmichael, Esq, raised this year upon twenty acres
Of land one thousand and Denty sir bushels OF Nledi
terranpnn wheat bsing fraction below Gty-ons and
half bushels to the acre. averaging sixty pounds TO the
bushe This a very great yield, larger we believe,
than was made before this Shore and we ques-
ton whether the State beat This shows what good
Turning will accomplish
"Thp Ia nd which this wheat raised not better
wheat land than thirds Of this county, but has been
greatly improved by the use of mari and marsh mud
1Quscn .9nne's (.hd Telescope.
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STATIONS OFFICE.

A CONTINUAL OF GOOD LUCK!
DRAN numbers Of Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra Glass
~ ~ drawn 18th August:
8 IS e. So s. 20 ., - IL 80 "a Is IS 81.
Half Ticket, 10 49, do, 10 50 ~ and 81 IS, three more
Capitals, sold and paid by STRATToN.
Dawn Nos Virginia Leesbng Lottery, Glass 49, drawn 18th
AZ GO 50 e. Of 81 % &C II AZ is co.
Ticket Nos. "a 63 Is, Capital, sold and paid by
STRArT0N
Nos Alexandria Lottery Extra Glass 1856, drawn alst
August: 90
ii . 10 60 81 Is "a a - 3 Al 10 80.
Ticket. Nos. IA, another Capital, sold and paid by
STRATTON
Nos Alexandria Lottery Extra Glass No. l7o, drawn
3ls, July: ~
Ticket IS entitled Capital Prize OF S2O0
sold and paid by STRATTON
Ticket Nos IL IS 40, Prize of 100000 sold and paid by
STRATTON
Ticket Nos. 45 So Prize of $780, both sold and paid by
D., do 81 AZ CO. do 100 STRATTON
Besides 80 other good three number prizes making a. three
number prizes paid by STRATroN from 18th of May TO
the aih of August
~ g. Tickets all Lotteries advertised by j. g. Gregory
sold by STRATT0S, packages or single tcSes anu
all oders by mail or otherwise from any part o. 'nr
VIII he
condenay promptly attended TO- il addIessed to me all
prize seller. y. STRATUM hchmohn vi.
Aug - ol-ol
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reason which granted the Reform bill for England no"
demands legislative emancipation for Ireland.
Mr.. TYLER now retired to the window, immediately
behind HIM and then fain,ed away, but the meeting
ignorant of this fact, cheered him yocerously They
then called loudly for Mr. Wallace and other popula
orators. but the heat of the room, which oppressed
,hrou rhout his whole speech, and finally ovefcams
Mr. Tyler, as unfavorable Tor reporting as speaa
our arduous duty, which We fear We have here done
very imperfectiy and therefore, We left The meeting
which. we understand, continued together seine tune
longer.
We learnt subsequently, that Mr. Tyler remn'neo
late hour OF the night
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farm near this city, and were struck with ms nne
crop tobacco the suspect, in the county Very
little of it had fred, and of it would give s1 or
eight fine leaves TO cut, besides the lug leaves one
small field of this tobacco had two crops IN success
son. and another three years, and the SOIL few years
past miserably unproductve. Mr.. miller . at
lenon to The manures drawn from his own resources
only had enabled him enrich his ground, and TO turn
large portion of considerable profit Mr. millerS
farm small bat is well cultivated lie has about ten
of this yenr tobacco and he expects to gamer
from 500 10 900 pounds 10 the acre. As the crop
throug the State considerably below the average,
MIR. Miller may expect good price for his product'on'
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aMucu Ygr REMAINS uSsrsG."

OLD AGE.
following cheerful strain oi poesy Is IN por'o" W
ms POEM" by Horace Smith, which appears III the
NV Monthly Magazine for March:
yainly, ye libeilrrs, your page
Assaults and vi-s old age,
IT'S still life S golden era:
Its pleasures, wisely understood,
An unaI,owed, untailing good,
Its evil a chimera
Times victim, am victim still,
Hoidinr the privilege n, VIII,
To seize hun by the fnre,ccS;
On me would he return the grasp
He finds there's nothing left TO clasp,
Not cen single boar lock.
We blame III idoatrous divine,
Who gllds and decorates his shrine,
lis deity neglected;
Yet our self alteration blInd
Is body worship; TO The mina
No reverence directed.
GREY boards there are, who, thinking Art
Can conquer Nature, play the part
OF adolescent frskers,
Swindlers and counterfeitS OF truth,
They strive TO cheat us by false yonth
False teeth, hair, eyebrows whiskers.
While to the frame due care give,
No masqnrrader will live,
No vain appearance panher;
But rather seek to save from bnght
NV mind, in all its pristine pllght
OF cheeifulBcss and candor-
A youthful cheer susians US old,
A. arrows best their Course upho'a,
Wlng'd by the lightsome leather
Happy the young old man whothus
Bears like human arhutus,
I.lfe's flowers and fruits toeether.
To dark oblivion hequeath
The ruddy cheek, brown hair, white teeth'
And ewes that brightly twinkle,
Crows feet may plough with burrows deep
NV features, II can but Keep
My heart without wrinkle
Young. was never free-my soul
Still MASTERED by the stern control
OF some tyrannic passIon
While my poor body. scrvile tool,
The livery wore of fop and fool,
An abect slave Of Fashion.
Thanks TO thy welcome touch, old age.
Which strongest chains can disensage,
The bondsman's manumted,
Released from labor. thraidom, strife,
pasture in the park Of life,
Un>addIed and unbltt~d
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1914.

\
Bureau Of PrOrisioas and C!otting {
August Il, 1897
EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for Beef, and
- Proposals for Pork, the be- will be received al
this office until O'Clock, ~ Monday the second day OF
October for furnishing and drreng free of all cost and
risk Ia the United States,
Seven thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy Beef,
And thousand eight hundred barrels Of Navy Pork:
Each contain less than hundred pounds mel
weight of Beef Pork Of weight either article wiz
be paid To be delivered tie respective Navy Yards and
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NOTICE-The subscriber offers for sale, privately, ILLS Va
IN LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY: consisting OF
about G9 of LAND $50 of which are at ad I" s
quality and all in high state of improvement On good
high land there line crop oil CIoyern tie
production Of which lane Virginia superior All things
considered the Amelia Springs certainly The most VALUABLE pro-
Eastern Virginia: its situation Is healthy ana It's waters
equal any Virginia The improvements on tie place are
and SUPERIOR all of HE houses having been erected
within the last years There Is large hrcK ioe
three stories high with spacious ball rno ~ fer ny az, the
Ladies' sitting adjoining and lodging rooms above ans
large Grnrmen' sitting the basement story TN each
de of the the Hoe there brick house. each 70
feet in LENGTH and each containing IL rooms There ~ likewise
large framed building containing ~ oois ana great number
sufficient all 10 entertain some 800 or U per
There GinEg room, l0 iee onr
hult of brick, which sufficiently spacious TO dine 4 perso
also, and comfortable private residence located near the
dining room, and well for the residence OF those super
intending the dining There is also good store house, IN
which there might good basness IN The mercantile me-
There is also good hath house. with eight rooms, appropriated
for bathing The stables equal To any IN virginia Tor CON
venence there being of brick sniclent 10 contain M
least Is horses also, framed stable, sufficient TO contain ~
horses The yard and pleasure grounds having been d out ny
celebrated English gardener and ahe borders beautifully &C.
coraed with shrubbr of different kinds makes inns mos
The Springs located IN nat surpassed
beauty By In the world. The waters al the Amelia
Springs have heen anayzed by Dr. Bridges OF Philadelphia and
approved OF by Duc Parish place The following.
the analysis with of the White Sulphur Springs
AMELIA SPRINGS WHITE SCLPHrR SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
be asceraned having Su'pae Hydrogen 2.5Cub. in
ALorN.. . ooh sk Acid
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i county, greetings
Whereas, William b. Mitchell heretofore exhibited 10
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery directed y las
holden Ia and for the county OF Lancaster. his hill OF
against James avere l. Joseph Mann, William Frost Dan,
Kennedy and Nelson Robnson whrr-upon, snndfy pro
have been had, appears from the records and niles OF he
Court but, before final decree could he pronounced
cause, the said William b. Mitchell departed this life, h
first made his last VIII and testament, and thereof apa
Richard b. Mitchell, Robert J. Mitchell and William : g.
ell Executors who have taken upon Themselves the riea.
thereof Therefore, we command ,ou that YOU make 4
ording aw, To The said Aserr Mann, Frost keunrt
Robinson that they be- before the Judge al said Coati
Court house o the SAID county, The first day OF the
To show, II ANY thing for themselves they have know,
why The said sun shomd not br proceeded into hua
against them aforesaid: and further Ia do and receive W
said shall ia that cnnsierand have then
wrlt. Witness Robert 7. Dunaway, Clerk Of our san
this 5ih June, ls43. RO. 7. DUAAE
july II Civ
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DOCTOR D'HEPTY's TOOTH ACHE DROPS, warranted TO
~ The most nveterae tooth ache in minutes. This
article has been thoroughly tested and in effected
radical cure IL IL also highly recommended for removing
and seursy from the Teeth without instrument
and preserves the teeth from further decay For sale by
June q H-u GAYNOR & LYELL.
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DRs. PERRY & HA3lLfN's tLRMift 1T
THIS invaluable Medicine has acquired ~ it- n"'"
the appeli,ion of ''Dead Sho;,' from - s'ei' '
and unparalleled certainty OF effect , ., r..
The exceeding small qaaniii: OF Medicine Fspi'
existence of or IL remove every oae nom nm.
opcranr in Il few hours vi bout The All Of any Pls-I
generally without repeating tie dose tccc hei VIZ, %
safety Of liz beng administered I, he youngest q,
il on. of the most brilliant discoveries Of tI- age. ~
quantity necessary to be- given TO su aim an! e'e '
the cheapest mrdcinc before isa quito
Prepared only by PERRY Il HAMLi%
WILLIAM EMAck. Balliia r, D., 3.
SAML. T.. DOVE, Richmond,
BRACES & THOMAS, Peiorsolfs,' ~.
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ITO RICHARD II. BECkWITH, Priscilla Beckwrh li, 3,
William Bcckwlth, Mary Beckwith Fanny BcckWr-
Anne Reckwiih:-Not being citizens at the State Of w.
you will please take notice. that shall, the 2sth DAY
TENDER, 1913, between the hours OF 10 O'clock A. ",
O'Clock r. NJ Gloucester Court house proceed Ia take
positions of John X Cary aud o,tcrs; the 9Th of 90
ls4 - the hours 81 the Bell Tavern IN the
Richmond dispositions Of Richard II. Dickinson aud
and on the Ith October between The hour.
Courthouse the dispositions Of Woodson Wright Tho-. o.
wood and Others IL be read evidence IN suit no" rens
the Circnit Superior Court OF Law and Csncery Tor the
of Caroline, wherein you and Robert Dickinson arr ,
and and others defendants. lf. from any cause, a
depo,oIs any OF them, shall be taken, complete
days specified The taking OF them VIII he continued M
TO day, until completed. Very respectfully,
CURTIS, JONES y q
a,y
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NEW AND CHEAP DRY GooDs-Areu.r lG, ls43.
In Merchants FamiLieS and Oilers

y II JENKINS has just opened 200 pat kac.s DRY GOODS
h. suitable for Fail ana Winter consisting OF
tc Fi1nne all prices, from ~ cents to the finest
Cotton OZnabnrgs Ct crnt' and other qualities
yards Calicos, rich Fall coiors and patterns
from 4, So, 10, l2a cents and hntr
Furniture Calicoe:: erea, barsains-al prices
Blankets-Rose Whitney and Negro Bankets-clIeap.
Sanets, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths and Cashmere.
Beaced unbeached Shrtngs and Sheetings all widths
from of yard TO yards wide
IAnseys and Woollen Goods, for servants clothing
Linen Cambria Handkerchief from % cents Is 3D. 2 3d. IS
and finer.
Silks Mc,lsns and other Goods, for ladies' dresses.
Lace Goods of all kinds and very cheap
Umbrellas, of silk and cotton
Irish Linens, from y cents To the best quality
The above other Articles purchased al TIE
North before advance TOOK place. consequently they VIII be
sold much cheaper than similar goods be obtained
wanting bargains for cash. by wholesale retail WI
them r. ii. JENKINS Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
Richmond, Va .s-"u
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The subscriber has discovered another Spring the
which are exioed highly those who have used them
they certainly very AS 10 the virtues Of these waters
much said and hundreds of certificates might be
produced, but the subscriber deems il unnecessary.
FRANCIS a. WILSON.
Il
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Aug. Is


INFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDl, ~ 10 81
THIS ns tuition IL open for the sick, at Tue ioh'=
i payable IN advance for The first week.
White patients, s. per week.
CUured do. 4 ,i,oc,
These charges cover every expense for medical
gca operations board, medicine aud nufsins 3 ,om.d
Tine accommodations Tor the sic. are an,Eg a"1 -.
every respect. Two Professors oil The 'leH.'a sed 20
institution daily for prescribed periods, W sd n az
of difficulty all The members Of tie fac"iE a'' '"
tation without additional charge 10 the raten ,e,os
An o.se;rcal ward h ~ bsea PREPARED so' w AID ~.
i1g.1 roaieA, al the rates fixed above iVt "'''
IN, 4{.ea..s SIZE
Patients lahoring under insanity or contagious
be received into the lnnrmaI!. ,.,r~ ~ d. P'e'4-,
;. NAuPiN, 81 '' -.
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D ICHMoND wooLLEN MANUPACToRY.-The subscrib
IL taken the building adjoining HaIas Flour Mills,
and manufacturing heavy Article OF Wooen Cloth,
suitable for Negroes Farmers and Country Merchants
examine the Goods. Cab, Cloth Yarn g.
ven in exchange for Wool. ........
Aug.4 25-w3m
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pfl1CS--NmOuntlng
- number I.ottcry-l2 drawn ballots.
Certificates If naekanes Of o5 Whole Tickets 5000
M d Half do. 100
Do. % Quarter do. ~
no % Eighth do rs
For Shares Certificates Of Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
]. G. GREGORY CO, Managers Richmond. Va.
Ann I, 1s-1aytd
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CHAIN CABLES AND
ANCHORS FOR TIE IRON REVENUE STEAMERS
BUILDING.

Aug 81, lo43
cSEAIED PROPOSALS will be received this Department,
- until the 18th September, la4 for furnishing the follow
anchors and chains will be required that the best American
sbalI he used in the all articles; they
shall -ar inspection Of such may be appointed by
Department that purposes and evidence satisfactory the
shall he pre uced showing that they have been sub
to- and wthsood The usual tests of strength and they
delivered following points, At the sole and entire
prnse Of the person persons taking the CONTRACT
the Goth day Of November neat:
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Superior Court Of c.
of Richmond, Saturday, April ist, 1888: :" lie
Sidney $ baster, Attorney General tho Common
Virginia, and the President. and Directors OF The
against fIaiat.
Donald McNichol, Archibald McNichol re,,y u.,.
ncLanghin ana Mary his wife John Crow ana Lea 40 i
Aiexande! AcNicho, John McAclol, Francis lem " G
Machine and Isabella bis wife, Ellen NcNchoI rni De
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and Cathan 'i'
Mary McNclol, and Nicholas Nelson and Jane h ~ 3
The demurrer of the defendants ., g.. -, b.i-ndar
being argued II is the opinion OF the Co, thai tbs lt
er Is Insufficient Therefore, it is dccreed and oIS .r
said demurrer be ovenued and ihcreupon the 'ai
their answer to the said BILL 10 which answer the
counsel, replied generally, and the coming on
be heard by consent of the Attorney General and a; ~
ants by their counsel IT, Bat, and rrptra
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof Inc In
order, that publication he made for three months
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing and The Na,ei
ieiigencef, published in the city of Washington -0r
persons claiming interest the estate OF Dr. John
surgeon In the Navy of the State OF Virginia IN The p
tlonay War; 10 appear here the first day the ne,
Term, and make themselves parties defendants this su "
Copy -Teste WIN C. SANI.s H.
June - l. : y" 4.
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J. G. GREGORY e. Co.., Managers.
OGce Man, 2Rd door bsop Mum and l4Lt Streets
Richmond. VIhGIHIA.

500. 0OO-S25 UUU
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No. 49, for 1888,
a, Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, ed September, 1873
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AZ Os,oego, Lake Ontario

One I-6 in. chain, 80 fnhoms long.
One 3 10 in. chain, 90 fathoms long.
One iron stocked anchor, weighing 400 lbs.
One One do DO DO d. d 90, ' s59 Is lbs.
Two grapnels, of 40 and co lbs.
At Buffalo, lNe,o York.
One, lilo in chain, 90 fahoms long.
One, 3 lG in chain. 80 fathoms long.
One iron stocked anchor, weighing AGO lbs.
One One d. DO DO. DO 1900 lbs i"s
9as DO DO St Ss' DO DO: 80 80 lbs:
Ono srapnel, 60 lbs.
One do. 10 lbs
1T Boston, Massachusetts.
One, l-l6 in. chain, 100 fathoms long.
one, 3 Ii in. chain 100 fattoms long
One iron stocked anchor, weighing l,i60 lbs.
One One DO. d. &c" Do 1900 200 lbs lbs
ONE ONE s DO: Fs ss do do: Sc So is lbs:
One srapnr co lbs.
At Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
One Lie in. chain, 100 fahoms long.
One, 3 IL in. chain, 100 fathoms long.
One iron stocked anchor, weighing 400 lbs.
One do do. do i,a0O lbs
o ons S do. hs as do do. go go lbs:
One grapne GO lbs.
One do. 4olbs
At the City of New York.
One, lilo in chain, 100 faihoms long.
One, IL IN. chain, 100 fatloms long
One iron stocked anchor, weighing 400 lbs
One do do. do 200 lbs
One do Hedge, do. 400 lbs.
One do do. DO. $50 lbs
one grapnel, 60 lbs
Secretary Of the Treasury and endorsed Proposals for fur
nish chains and Anchors stating the pound and the
RIP on Pr s To Ss used WIN Inc
Proposals will be the hole quantity for either
II the stations separately. J. 4. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug. % SIT
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IN CHANCERf.-FIEGINi.:-At Rules held IN th- a
Once of tie Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance,
Chesterfield county the 2 day of August, H. H. .. &
Anderson Edwards, Sheriff OF Chesterfield county paa-
against
Benjamin Bowles. William Goode, j., Mack Gootc.
Trallur, John Tfa.io! John H. Tray or ana Thomas Dyer
DrieHdAg.
The defendants, Benjam B"wlrS and ThnS Dyer ,
entered their appearance and given security, according
of Assembly and the nrs of this Court, and app.
flcory evidence, thai they mhabttn ~ this
wealth. II Is Ordered, That the said defendants do apg-l
the rst day ~ The October Of this Court
swrr the bill al the plaintiff and that copy OF this ofjrrs
with inserted IN some newspaper published IN the city Of R
for two months successfully and posted a, the rcnt
Court house Ut this county.
Copy-Teste, l.. w. CARTER. h e
Ano
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IN CHANCERf-VIRG siA:-At Court held 70. CAM
County, the aith day al July, 1873.
In. -

i County, the 2ith day OF July. 1873: "''fai
John w French, guardian OF Thomas " French p,r
against -'a'A
Thomas L. Nash, Lucy l.. French. William Coog,
Crenshaw, Mary Crenshaw and Thomas Crensaav u ~
Crenshaw, judith Crenshaw, Joshh Thompson ana + n,
wife, Joseph H. Coigut, Caleb A. Coqnit and judith g.
and the SAID Thomas y French Ds.rn.
The defendants, Josiah Thompson and Polly h.. v.If ~
William Cren-haw and Judith Crensbaw, chIdren of g.
Cfensha" dec not having entered their appearance a nv
security according The Of Assembly and the fe
Court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence thai t
no nhabiiant> OF tins county, Ordered, That the -.
PENDANTS do appear here on the FIRST day of September o
and answer The bill OF The plaintiff and that copy of h
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN the IN,
Richmond for two months successfully, and posted Al ~.
door OF the Court house OF this county.
Copy-Teste, q. b. WoODS0y
July % o.
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4 Dead SHOT for Worms in Tie Namaa BOD.
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AMELIA SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not be ascerIained, having cs-
caped before The water reach
ed PHILADELPHIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
Markets-caygul,y Reported far III. 7i4s.ne.

AsHEs.The oaly sale W. hear of to-day IS 10 bbls.
Pos AZ s. o.. PelfIl he4 374 %, 6nt We
know Of nyrrs 50. The stock very low Pearls
1873 bills. Pots 5i bbls. Received opening OF na5'
gaton 933 bbI. Export the st Of January TO the
25rh Of April, I,457 Pots, 81 Paris.
CoTTON--Ta-f- CONTINUES To he steady far demand
Ia. ms fPis and te MARKET :. very INN rets sfs
arrived AID above the lowest point Of The 5easo1
spinner have taken freely tll week The sales today aie
about 500 bales The sales FOR the week ending Ftay sum
up about $50 b.es, Of which say $50 uPind aad
Florida a. )! !e; $50 Mobile 81 g; l0c0 He,'
OEeaas az 81 Sd with lots Of The latter ;"o de
senPnona Al io3c aGd SO Texas supposed al os1
short pnce.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Th-re Is mo improvement 70 q,
notice The sales coafned the Immediate wants %
The tFats AID prices are very heavy We quote Usns'