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Il, 81
large clock, tmade for Washington city) cost s2,sso
do do Louisville, Ky, do 2,ooo
regulator. iewoiisd pallets, iis I'd pendulum e@s% wv
do nfains iie with side rests s'e cost So
pocket do, with stands and artificial horizons, -
2 pair scales for weighing gold lin cases) each e
% rain gauges, cost each 4
100 medals and casts, valued at $50
l small do superior, cost loo
! fine rife, telescope sight, cost I20
machine for showing the procession of the eqi-
machine for measuring distances. This i. one of
the most curious and accurate inventions in
existence. ...s ... ...
III air canes, valued at $50
IL do. do 1000
6ar guns; new cutting engines.
dividing engine, Cor curves and straight lines,
superior new lathe, 2 side rests, with about
400 tools
steam engine, IL horse power, complete ..
air guns unfinished
CABINET OF MINERALS, 5000 SPECIMENS.
This cabinet comprises many of the most valuable spec
Is baroneters /; cutting engines
large quantity of magnets; very large cutting engine
very large dividing engine
Together with chronometcrs chemical and philosophical
apparatus sexants, quadant globes pistols guns Their
nonets sachroncters daguereoype apparatus, stocks
taps and dies mathematical instruments, NC.
SPLENDID REPEATING C1RONOMETER WATCH.
Also, splendid gold repeating chronometer watch made
by Mr. Lukens during his residence in London. He
repeatedly offered 500 for this watch.
HIS SUPERIOR RIFLE.
Also, l superior rihc with graduating and telescope
sights together with and large quantity of accoutre-
ments made by Mr.. Lukens.
Catalogues will be issued in due time.
Persons wishing catalogues will please forward their adj
dress.
Also will be sold at the same nc very superior Theo-
doite with arch, tripod, &c &c. in complete order
The goods will be arranged for examination and after
the 18th of December. -. ,#
Dec. 9-9tT&F a.. ur a.
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r,RUsTEEs sale OF a valuable tyvo-story Brick

TRUSTEES sale or a valuable two-story Brick
J. Hoise.--By virtue Of deed of trust executed by
Brooke NJ Berry, of record in Liber W. b. No 81, folios
2l, 1872, and 423, of the land records of Washing
ton county, the undersigned will offer for SALE at public
ton, to the highest bidder Saturday, the Both day OF
January, A. ID. 1871, the hour of IL o'clock m for the
purposes in said deed mentioned lot of ground with its
appurtenances situated in the city of Washington, ID. c.,
and designated the plan of the said city lot No 49, in
square No $685. subject to the widows dover.
This property is eligbly and beautifully situated Cap
o HILL fronting the west side oil LIST street east between
and streets north, containing comfortable and we'll fin
lshcd wosory brick house. with outouses garden, &c,
being the which occupied by the Hon Mr. Holmes
OF South Carolina during the last session of Congress- and Is
now IN the possession of the said Brooke NJ Berry The
title Is indispuabe but the undersigned will convey
the purchaser only such title is vested in him by the deed
place in front of the premises.
JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Dec 2s-3awtwads A. GREEN, Auconeer.
(tONFECTIONERY.-The subscriber thankfully acknowL
" edges the liberal patronage he has received heretofore
from the citizens OF Washington, Georgetown and their
yicinites, and respectfully socits continuance Of their
avors He takes this method Of informing his friends and
the public in general that he has received large
ment of French bonbons &c, fancy boxes fresh fruits
We, which he offers together with his domestic conec-
his line tor sale at reduced prices.
T. s. Orders for weddings, balls, and other parties will
Nc executed in a and handsome the shortest
notice. and particular pains taken with regard TO quality of
articles furnished by long experience in business, he Hat
tiers himself to he able to give satisfaction.
WIN. EMMERT, Confectoner,
Dec. l9-3toe Bridge street, Georgetown.
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Total receipt Of duties for three years
While the consumption of the country for these
three years was at least three million pounds
per AMMAN, making nine millions; which,
at five cents per pound duty, should have
yinlIaI
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mn. LEIBERMAN hns removed his once and resi-

VIM. CONFECTIONERY,
Dec. l9-3toe Bridge street. Georgetown.
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To June 30 49, 73127 1886 1885, 1871 at5cts 500 756 IS
" " ~, l,673,399 1871 1862 SO s3i 10
" " 10, l,0l2, 936 $50, 9OI 52,055 "5 " 260i Is |

l29,l94 80
10000 90
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sio sssss' 4. Ve S.ss 70, I,. .1 ~ Saas
~ Fos gAst,sakn sfiAs sails al Key wsu ace news 60.
Sem CIrIrrs sorsr Portland from Bangor lost part
of deck load IN the gale OF the 2eth
CAEIAIs wIssoR 9TH ship Sunbeam; At New Orleans
from Boston reports having spoken on the 18th instant thirty
felix all well The f. reported gale at Havana
the lth instant stating that fifty sail ofvesses lost
city OF Havana of the Island had suffered from
the gale
CAPTAIN YoUNG of the brig Telegraph at New Orleans
reports severe gale on the south side OF Cuba
Spoken.
Oct lsth 80 miles east OF Key West schr Flirr. bound
Ga the 18th instant by ship Jane Ross at New OrIeans off
Gun Key bIig oxey 30 days from Maagorda, bound
\ ork, supplied her with provisions.
Home Ports.
CHARLEsroN, Oct GAR ship Marion, White, N York
Sailed 2sih British bark Acadian, Liverpool aud brig Hell
LEwEs Del Oct sO-The brigs William Pitt lewis
Bruce and w Nj Rogers, from Boston, aud several Eastern
sdhooneTs came in during the forenoon and pass
Robert Bruce, Lion and Vnndslia, for Boston, Samuel X
Jackson for f,ovieenee, and ARRIVAL for NoIwak came
Antigus the only vessel the anchorage. Wind
south and weather
MonLE, Oct 25Arr ship VIM Goddard Potter, from Ii.
yerpooi
NV ORLEANS, Oct 2s-Au ships Jane Ross, Remick,
London; glioni Rogers Hsvre Waldrcn Chsevea Liver
foung kmg.,on sch, Butler, Weems, fon the Mau;h of
The lilo Grande; Elizabeth, Antonio, Pennington Below,
PohTLAsp. Oct 2s-Cd, ship Michigan. Mason, Mobile;
bark Jane Drmkwaer, Cuba schE Nary Smith, fredercks.
RrcHMoND, Oct sOSld schr Samuel Cashier, Robinson,
Troy
York via Norfolk; schr Altamsha, Luce sippic Ne.
bound Ia Daren
y Jon, ;, oHhn n OK ana big IHnger, hom Sears
port 2sth. cid, sehr X w Brown, Francis, York.
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BY Last Nights Southern HAIL.
Home ROrta.

Home Ports.
PHHADELPHIA, Nov Arr brig Baltimore Clifford Bos-
ton; brig Rosers Eid,idgs Boston; sehs Joseph Ly
Newport; Express, smith New York; I Odel Smith n
York; Flash, Casio York; Mary Elizabeth Buckaoo, N
BALTIMORE jew, Dennis, wburyport; Thomas Fenner,
/ Alexander, Bill hsyeni John Il Thompson, Corbitt,
"s; os,gss III LoSensaa Gayu.s Ovens and Planet
BoIdeauA Swedish brig superb Nilsson, Antwerp; Br brig
belf,s NcKenny, La BADGES; Eclipse Leonard St John,
81 brig ,isr, Eliza, Kiilman, Key West Washington.
Wmle, N~wbnf{por. Aron towes' Boston; Emma Baker
ton Norolk, Alexslde., Bill Haven; Ksthaein, Rich,
CoIbtt Washing,oa, {: Globe, White, York; Abraham
Brown, Esneh, S9rk; FiaS Casio, York; Trafs, Pc
Smith, York; Ode Smith, do; Telegraph, Bennett,
York; Thos Lynch, Johnson, New York; Mount Vernon,
Rodan; fsIk Necessity, Hand, ork, barge Gilliag
ham, Willis Ba.timorer
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q EO0 REWARD.-Cross' Specific Mixture for the
WOOO cure Of gononheas elect stricturss, and snala
complaints of the Of or all remedies
yet discovered for the above complaints this the
tain 1t makes speedy and permanent without the
least restriction Of Diet drink change app
cation 70 6u.aes We give no long Snas..h
for itself shall speak for it, Our object is notify
where be had and the pIoprEor challenges single
of gonorrhGa to be brought which the mixture
will net rapidly cure under forfeiture Of $500 This is
disease that unfortunately pevades all ranks Of society HIGH
low, rich. end poor and single they here
presented with remedy by which they
without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted if dose
mixture TAX night going bed when exposed 1t
put up bottles with full directions accompanying
One bottle lasts week which generally many
corner John street New York; Mr. B5nkur,t corner Tenth
street. Rosron "a Canal street, New Orleans and IS
Main street. Cucnuat,. I'M
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MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY, No. 8 ROOSEVELT

MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY, No. Roosevelt
WI street. physcan has pub lished
small ysame on tho fsllie, and ioblss human nature
entitled The Rubicon," intended friend to such
may happen need advice privately. II treats upon
diseases and arrangements Of delicate and private
nature among which venereal all its varieties
forms with complete instructions for its and also
in relation the Of habit
young and thoughtless. Price so cents
The following few extracts from the works Of emf
nent ply sicians on this SUBJECT
fishing information delicate a subject"
cyto covered up"
H confined to the obscure and vicious but pevades
all classes of society"
"Neher the plague war; nor small po1 SINH lar
diseases have produced disastrous humanity
Tits the pestence that wsketh darkness, and the de-
struction hat wasteth at MONDAY"
III exces the powers OF nature undue action and pro-
ducei violent secreons which necessarily andpeediy
hau tn. vital principal and of body and mind hence
the s<rly failure or loss Of the faculties
the Of diseases and
this dang practice Dr. Gregorys Tonic
Cordial Nc thing be better adapted help aud
depression Of spirits confused memory &c il enriches and
pune the blood without heating and nfiaming -Prce 50
abote Of half dozen So carefully packed
for expectation. Consultations privately at all hours.
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EOrxign lamentations.

LivrRrooL-ship John X Skiddy--2 cases mdse Cumming
Dodge col3o toIs coal l salt Robert N
ad esses t.e.d LockhaIt GIBSON GOES pieces kent
bles Henry Swan-tl5 bores tin q Il Norwood col
cask bras, " We JohG Campbell Y col crates earhenware
Charles His0orsughA ba osnaburgs Tooker Mead
Coz cases mdss q Crook-l do Henry Crossman-i2
cases tndse w Whit.rss COZ casks files Naylor
IS cases aud 81 bundles steel Nay coli boxes mdse
eemondn cases do Daniel Oakley co2493 boxes tin 1873
ooeks DO Phelps Dodge Co.'S bars iron vi Wilson
coz cases mdse Thos Hu y co.'s w G. Hunt x coz
iNsu yeihlns Cos uaeheons whiskey Daniel Noon
case hardwsfs Thomas Wood-3 bales osnabuIgs Came.
Evans-l3 bundles " Norwood X COLI case, skir.r, n
hngnt col bales osnsbn KS Mccall strons-i case
hardware John sprawtofth-l do sheldon rheIpsN
Van Nest-l Barton Brothers-2 Ibboson torne-2 case,
mdse henry Cagsel col cass hollow ware Newbold
Bus.eil-i 40 s.y,s-i do pla Brothers-i do AIer
Barciay-l hid ale Ashton cssk cutlery John M.
bold case hardware IA horstman sons-i ca,k ~,
seating yoha Dosn sons-l eask hasdvafe Ko.wsu
Steele-2 cases small Warren L, wn,.nd-2 go.
mdse Wyeb Rogers col cask hardware fiarmer md
- bales blankets do padding John Gihou col es,e
hardware Anderson, Auiy de- evans X stenton
so 10 casks oil casks hardware 40 crates
u steel IS cham cables 2oo order
MALAGA-Bng NereinIgung-l27il boxes 1888 halt 3,3
ar do asins 200 drums hgs 400 amod 200 grapes
4 Stalker.
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"a IN til. sty with .urpis. Of $4,000 On bsna:,s %.

ID tn til. city with surplus OF $4,000 bsna..s CO.
YER sny ssdien loGsea
Mesirs welsh Dosvan have leased the FreIt street
theatre and intend locating their circus and theatrical
establishment here during the months of December and
January They will open about the first OF December
Mr.. Anderson commences an engagement al the Hoi.
day street theatre Monday night He will be very
successful in this city he is great favorite here and
has drawn better houses than the during his
visit to this country.
Sands Lent's circus is doing grand business Their
amphitheatre, which holds between four and five thou
sand persons, is nightly filled to overflow.
Mr. and the Misses Slomans are attracting fine houses
al the museum.
The large dry goods store of Mesrs Arnold Ensein
on Baltimore street, entirely burnt out at o'clock
this morning.
THE MARKETs-Prices of flour come down last Saturday
TO s. 81 and Mondsv and subsequently, 10 s. IS Dbl
70 the latter, sales of Howard street and City Mills
been steady through the week at IS 2but towards the
close holders Of both descriptions refused sell fresh ground
those found themselves OBLIGED
their terms aud pay IS T& The inspections for the
week 1864 barrels Wheat has tumbe ed down
wonderfully jumped up having
the market externally that produced the results The
g. edonas caused advance this dsv nniueht
from 81 O2 81 49, for prime and lis retirn
81 while subordinate qualities will
9 old white has sold 20 and yeow
65 snd be quoted SO 20 IS yellow and IS 10 So for
white. Oats have receded TO 80 cts.
Sales OF stocks mt Baltimore
Money matters without change in tie week and
found for all legitimate purposes uland ex-
changes steady; New York lilo prem London plenty.
quote State loans decline; per cents 77i AK; l5s
&c bid; 3s, 80 al, with little doing.
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DIR. FELIX GOURAUD'S
A NJ Nj Ell r. IT Il N SO A -

-
THIS admirable emoen is now, by common consent,
scu feokles sunburn all kinds oil eup,ons and every
species Of dscooraon of the skin All competition has
been completely dsanced by this invaluable
the demand for which, within the last monhs has in
creased than 500 and still increasing The
and freshness which mparts 10 the complex
ion have rendered proverbia abeauer Of the skin
and dressing be considered furnished with
per toilet that lacks
GOUR.4UD'S ITALIAN INDICATED soap
IL also delicious compound and be used in hrd
water; aud and instantaneous remedy for
the bites or insects beauty be- IL asserted only skin
deep is the important that the thin which
resides should be kept aud at
tactve Dr. O. might amply flying the merits of his
Italian Medcated Soap but he THINKS that the number OF eer
tcates which have been published throughout the Union at
several thousand dol TO the Doctsr, from emf
nent Physicians Cergymen Members of Congress- Captains
ships Officers Of the Army and host of distinguished
Ladies the original Of which always be seen
required the Doctor thinks sufficient 10 convince
wully blind. II there be any such, the Doctor
might apply them the language oscrpture and say
believe Moses and the Prophets neither would ye beeve
though from the dead" :.
Uuauds Poudre Subtitle positively extrpaes, root and
branch, all superfiuons hair. =,
Gourauds Liquid Rouge will impa TO the pale cheek and
lip a flush, magnificent as that oil the rose
Gouaud's Gsecan Hair Dye will change red or gray har
n beautiful black.
Courauds Lily hite instantly disspses rednesses, hushes
aud roughness. I'M, -.
Beware OF and remember that is impossible to
procure the OF Dr. Oouraud creepy
his ,
AcrNrs-p Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Boston, A. b
Jordon Milk street; Lowell Carleton Co.; worcester,
Green u 20. Pierce Albany % lmsrrc
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CO N m Il IL CIAL.

New York, October 81.
AsHEs-The sales this week amount 10 about 700 bar.
res of Pots at 81 So d62 4S5 closing at the latter
rate and 400 barrels OF Pearls az 81
CorroN-The market was quite inactive to-day, which
was attributed 20 the mukness OF the atmosphere and
exporters being busy with their for the
steamer Prices are steady, but not firm in the
early part Of last week.
GRAM Prime white Geneseo Wheat is held at 81 %
| IS; red at Go l,l5 and mixed at Sl.l0 IS
White Corn "a to II yellow rs to H. and mixed at ~ to
q: cents Rye 50 cents delivered. Barley 81 20 g.
FiouR.--The market. though dull is firm, and closed
AZ SO for Genesee $685. good Michigan and George.
i0wr ard Howard street duh at 1915.
HrMr-O wing TO the small supply of foreign and do
nestle in the market there very little doing 100 bales
Dewro'ei American sold private TERMS l26 DO dress
~ Dew End Snow rot'ed, sll5asi0; small lot Water
roted, 1885, ond Italian in lots $40, mos
SCGAEs1 ba market for Muscovadoes Is q little high
owing 10 the reduced stocks loss tina u 600
hhds al al Kinds $500 OF which in bonds The sales
which have been mostly from second hands ude 100
hhds New Orlesns a. "a - cents; $50 Porto Rico s
100 Cusa, iNsk 10 St Croix Ss 800 boxes Brown ia.
vans 7ssas and ITO white 10, part low grade sla0
TosAcco.-There is very good demand for home
use and the market has become more firm The sale IS
are 100 hhds Kentucky 3Sabs cents; bales of the
same about for export $50 bales Cuba part ship
men IS cases Florida, private terms and few cases
new crop Connecticut cents By auction &c hhds
mon 10 fine Kentucky sold at 2ao cents average SO ~
mos.
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MANUFACTURER IMPORTER OF
NAUTICAL & MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
$50 Water street, of Burlmg Slip, NJ
MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public,
w he has constantly hand general assortment OF
Levellnr Instruments Surveyor Compa.ses Chains Ma
themaca Instruments Scales Parallel Rules, Thermome-
ters Barometers Hydometo Sacrometers, Rules Gpnter
Scales complete sets Of augng Instruments suitable Tor
Rods &c. together with general assortment Of English
and particular Blunts Coast Pilot Bswditchs Navigator
Blank Books Bills of Ladng Msnifests Log Books Nautl'
cal Almanacs, &c. -,
All the articles the above line Of the best materials
and workmanship, and warranted correct sextsnts Qua
drants Compasse Spy Glasses and all the articles the
above line repaired the and correct manner
Goods TO be repaired sent for and delivered.
aIa1Q U1nnarc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

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Proprietor Of the
NV YoRx Hp9ALp EsTApLIsvnxEy,
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nlNG'S COUGH CANDY.
COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ age ote indications Of sound intellect and
when exerted the Of suffering humanity becomes
most ennobng virtue When suffering under the effects
cold slight cough, how much better rid
of by employing Rings universally reeommended Vegeta
bic Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds Of perhaps In
gerng asthma fatal consumption be in
situtions Does not common point out the proper
be pususd-warm clothing and Rings Cough Cam
dy have been Quickly cured and that had
despairedhen why not reader aching friends
Read this from the Rev. Samuel d. Burchard -
Rings Candy-Hsvng been strongly recommended by
cold did 50 with must confess great as 70
those duties from had seriously feared to be
debarred feeling Of kulness aud desire to benefit
Others prompts give the little influence my may
making the virtues Of this remedy known 70 the
great the effects namely confidence
SAMUEL d. BURG HARD
Pastor of Houston Presbyterian Church,
Thompson and Houston streets, New Y ork.
For sale Rings 1872 Broadway. corner Of John ST.
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Qtice Ma 6Q LIZau St..eef Ncan Yoxk

CWCe NO. " Vuu street. NeD i OTh
s Sas BY an :s si hssss
% 81 js
solved tina, the said capital stock be filled up accordus
Il: f as. s
III Company . they
CURED 70 signify, before the :hday of October ns.
hs II New
elect to fill up their ,tost sAa .s0 in they ses MI
and such manner As the Board Of Directors may hereafter dol
notice is hereby further given that the goth day Of
%
and for that book; Of % will be
open daily from to the
s and the new r % to take effect on 20
dollars per share is required on new subscriptions.
notice hereby further gwen 70 such
the right do that they the I'd day of No
the said Office their original certificates Of stock and lieu
Ssy 81 %
receiving pay for fractional parts Of shares
Dated New York. August 10th. 1916. aul2 2tawtN2r
PATENT HAT LUERlNG MACHINE.
ta:ns Machine S.y. ' IN eopn.eon With the .sn
s' :$ ns sa: s
hsE Hat to oI n sa0 Ts %sSSs 5
can be placed any where ina corner We q.
happy remark that
here well in England France and Germany where
invite those who have inspected the Machine TO do So
the south Of EgAth and Sixth
where will be found in operation and will be shown by
Mr. George Schot the premises who will ass receive
orders for the patsntees
go 3taw lmsrrc LOUDEN SHAW.
DEPOT OF FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS
WARE,
3l5 BROADWAY, CUP STAIRs)
as'.i and
low large Vases Of all sizes,
plain white and fancy decorated Dinner Dessert and Tea
Fancy Cups, Mugs with and notices; Cologne
Bottles, China Clocks and Candlesticks &c. &c
Also for sale less splendid Dessert Service
French Cut Glass ea graved.
N. B-Orders received for the gliding and painting
French or English China. o. I'm eodsr
CHEAP SHAWLS, SILKS & CASHMERES,
PURCHASED by the Subscribers the large p.remptory
sale of Messs Bernhard Hutton, offered at 50
per below the regular Of Importation comprising
some Of the finest and best
Paris made Cashmere Shawls.
Long Sh.wls OF color and entirely styles.
Square l24 Cashmere Shawls, very beautiful Patterns
Printed Shawls and Searfs.
Nantillas. Cloaks and Goats.
SILKS,
or and splendid Brocade styles a; about half the
CASHMERES,
or Paturle, Lupn, SeydouI Co.'S finest cloths and best
printing, quite new splendid patterns.
The above with large stock Of other goods from auction
''' '"e'e1 o. "'>N'A JAMES BECK & CO.,
oil eod2wr $50 Broadway.
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We had, says the Memphis Eagle, of the 10TH a fine
and most acceptable rain Saturday after having been
overwhelmed and suffering from terrible dust" for
weeks The weather also turned chilly COOL and fires
and overcoats have been brought pretty general
QUESTION sharp and cutting frost supervened the rain
yesterday morning, and still th. ming;
both rain and Frost believe received pretty gene
raj welcome-the former being greatly neesed, and
vegetation generally being matured and AL harm
from the latter Our planters have had very dry and
favorable tall for gathering their cotton, and
good use of it.
IL appears from staemen Mt in the Northern Standard
Texas that the crop OF wheat the Red River
has ranged from sixteen 10 twenty bushels per
correspondent of the Standard that in Lanar
county he has not heard OF crop that yielded less than
sixteen bushels per
There was heavy white fros. at Nachez on the 10TH
Tor the nrs time this season, and another the GOTH
The cotton crop in that vicinity is nearly gathered
Few make more than half crops.
In relation to the crop in Alabama the Mobile .qdp,r
ssr Of Thursday, states that the accounts from the
terror are assuming some brighter complexion in
some portions Of the territory which sends its products
TO this market We only encouraged, however, by
this favorable change, to hope the falling oil will be
20 great at rst anticipated. In large number of in
stances planters already done with picking and find
their crops most sadly deficient As yet
turs Upon an estimate Of the probable crop this port
or OF the deficiency OF the entire crop Of the United
States.