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THE CorroN CRoP IN FLoRIDA-We learn from all parts
of the State that the crop much backward than
this time last year. The has been, as whole
quite COOL and, atiery quite
In parts OF West Florida, and detached nor
tons of the middle district the young plant been ser-
ousy injured totally destroyed by the recent
while in all parts of the State the late heavy rains coming
the heel of unseasonaby cool weather. have
and retarded the growth of the plant and given it droop
ing and sickly appearance From Jackson, Gadsden JEFF
ersen, Madison and in this county, have heard com
plants of the ravages OF lice upon the plant and one of the
editors OF the Flordan that the same evil existed
throughout East Florida 1t may with truth be said then
that on the whole the present aspect of the crop in this
State is sng-certainy much more 80 than las,
year. before the caterpillar commenced his work of de
structon The plant at least average two or three
weeks more backward and with much less vigorous ant
healthy appearance.-Fyorida Sentinel June l.
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=. New O.leans

LITERARY MISUNDERSTANDING the passengers brought
by the packet-shp Admiral at New York from Havre, is
the welknown NJ Alexandra Vattemare, whose efforts
to establish system of national nterchanges of books
and scientific specimens have elected the applause of all
friends of literature and the arts. "Tha readers
(says the N Y. Evening Posi- may perceive prophet
can achieve honor in his country, publish
the following translation of article from the Havre
Journal OF the sth May, which contains intelligence of
interest to the literary institutions of land"
wharf by which lay the American ship Admiral. destined
for New York, certain number Of cases bearing the in
ferent States the American Union.
''These cases, Gy.two in number contained in fact
sent to United States, by the King, the mnisscrs MANY
of the cities and learned bodies OF France in for
States This exchange between the of
intellectual riches which Periects in more elevated man
In its commencement and management who has
made this literary alliance the object of his life.
We have already, the occasion OF his first arrival in
this port informed readers OF the enterprise of which
Mr. Alexander Vatcmare had laid the foundations and
Saa e into France the y literary collection
gathered by his endeavors among the different States Of
care that the articles have conded board
Admiral, and which comprise some of the most beau-
OF the great work upon Egypt given by the King and
number of copies of the Voyage en- Per from the Min
In returning the United States take hither these
testimonies of the feelings of Fauce in relation to the first
pledge of the intellectual alliance of the two countries, Mr.
A. Vaemare intends not to rest in the interesting road to
which he has opened the way He designs, in proceeding
the territory of the Union develop the cla
tons which he had established and to give them fuller
extensions which will greater partic patton in their
benefits to all parts the social body making regular
changes from state 70 state city to city, and among both
idea and the of this liberal undertaking. the effect
ofwhich will be the diffusion olght and the improve
of nations, by more intimate knowledge of thei
respective in the productions of the human mind
Every will agree in this, which the evidences illus
trious they numerous, collected by Mr. Alexander
Vatemare, all countries OF Europe, abundant testify
The moral utility, the devoted character and the cvilza
ton of this enterprise appear evident TO all that
inspires the sympathy in very different spheres
human activity While he IS eecuiay encouraged by the
hghes appreciation he has also offered to him, all sides
for the extension of his plans; and putting
his disposal their gnitous services the railroad and navl
cation companies the interest taken in his progress
| May 9Th, 1917"
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NAVY DEPARTMENT

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repair
7th June, lS7
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for "copper"
ceved Bureau until o'clock p. M, the 10th inst,
furnishing and delivering the respective navyyards
chusett, Brooklyn, New York Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vana; Washington, District of Columbaj and Gosport,
Virginia. such quantities OF cold rolled bolt and sheet cop
per- exceeding one hundred thousand pounds OF each
at any one nayyyafd and OF round Hat and square iron
agents. by this Bureau during the fiscal year ending Both
The round iron less than ,hree-sixeents of inch,
than four inches in diameter The flat iron to be
than inches wide; and the square iron less than
tree-sxteenhs OF an inch, nor more than three inches
Both the copper and iron be of the best quality,
free from flaws ragged ends edges cracks OF other de
be subject such and inspection may be
directed, and all respects the satisfaction of the com
| ceived
Any quantity exceeding five thousand pounds of cop
per- or tons iron delivered within days az
ter the order shall be received and day will be allow
ed for every additional thousand pounds OF copper or add
understood however, that persons who may contract
nor to have any claim or Pryese v no amy greater
is to be understood, Also that when persons reside al
places than those which they may engage TO fur
articles they will be required to appoint and duly
thorize al near the place OF delivery to re-
ceive and upon acquisitions orders which may
be made and in case person who contracts his
agent shall neglect fail to comply with the acquisitions
orders he may for articles under his contract in
proper me of proper quality, the officers agents
navy shall be authorized to purchase the same and the
shall be liable for any excess OF cost over the con
tract price
and Tor the copper and for the ron and the price asked pc
pound be for the bolt and sheet
the round fiat and square ron that the different offer
may be correctly compared.
bonds, with approved surees in one;half the est
mated amount OF the respective contracts will be required
aud per addition Will be withheld from thu
OF each payment TO be made, as collateral security
tracts. which will, be paid until the con
tracts are complied with in all respects Aer deduo TN
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ToBAcco PRoscRiBED.-The Baptsts and Presbyerians
are holding general conventions in Cincinnati and the citi
zens OF that place appear to be unwilling extend hand
of hospitality the delegates unless they give up their
bacco. The Gazette says,
sour theological friends, the delegates to the convention,
seem to have brought their Partially tobacco poor
market said the prope,ors of the Second Presbyte-
ran Church hesated long before giving their its
being used Tor convention wishing have tbesmear.
ed with tobacco Juice distinguished physician offered
to entertain four of the delegates his house during their
stay II that number could be found who did not use the FL
thy weed. The Rev. Mr. Magoon, on extending Prof
Muchel's invitation to the Baptist convention TO visit the
tobacco the foot of the hill In view of this general
popularity in all decent society the editor the Watchman
of tho Valley entreats his reverend friends to frego
altogether"
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Bv II. IL. DYER, .gmcttOnoer.

VERY VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION--On Satur-
day next, the 18th instant the following lots will be of
iered auction the premises at O'Clock, M viz:
Lots Nos 5,7,9 H. square No 23O. One ofthese lots
fronts on lit street, and all in the square fronting
the canal and very desirable for coal and wood yards
The OF sale One fifth of the purchase money
be paid in hand and the residue in B. 4, and years
in equal instruments the purchasers give their notes
satisfactorily endorsed, with interest thereon be paid
halfyearly Deeds in fcesimpe will be given the pur
chasers and deeds OF trust taken from them the
payment of their notes.
June ITS r.. W. DYER, Auctoneer.
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To Contractors.
DROPOSAI.S will be received ut the OF

i James River and kanawba Company, in Richmond,
Virginia, until the 18th July next, for the construction OF
dams james the line the
pany canal between Lynchburg and the mouth of Moth
The first OF said dams will be about 81 feet high and
long, and situated about miles above Lynchburg
second will be about Is feet high and feet long, and
situated about miles of Lyucnburg the third Will be
high aud 300 feet long, and situated about IL
miles OF Lynchburg The foundations of these dams
and the supersuuctures Will be required be
raised high lowwater level during the present
Plans of works may be and specifications hereo
obtained at the companys office in Richmond, the
office said line above Lynchburg, and at
ter LIST of July next. WALTER GWINN,
Chief Engineer James River and Kanawha Co.
RIcHMoNp. May u, 1871. MAY 2I-c3awtI2J
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SALE MErAL.-We have sale this mo1ning of 100
Ena furnace, Hanging Rock, to be elNered S37
six months 1t will be recoleced papeJ in February
predicted exactly this price in June for II r. metal.
We clip the above from the columns OF the wing organ
of this city The prophesyng talent of the editor of the
American is truly astonishing and scarcely equaed by
any of his coadutors We wonder what the editor of
the whig organ prophesed about twelve months ago,
respecting the price pig iron would bring when the tariff
of 1912 repealed Ruin rum Il ruin u! Ehi
TPinsburp Past
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EmeRArroS.-The influx of immigrants New York
continues average hard 1000 per day. The
Der arrived last week amounted tri6e short 5,2Ss.
Amongst the arrivals Tuesday, numbering 976, were
wretched lot by the Ceylon from Greenook which
rived with 2sl besides whom 81 died the passage, ana
100 were down sick with ship fever reaching Quarantine,
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esy they are only inconsistent. but not ashamed
to expose their inconsistency and demagogusm to the
world.
We are deceived il these me-servlng politicians are not
repudated by the people unworthy to be trusted oy
any party They partisans enough TO condemn and
abuse the words and INSCRIPTIONS enough TO ss-
lain ii by their actions, for fear of public opinion.
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ToLLs-The amount of tolls received at Johnstown on
the Pennsylvania canal the lsi instant is SOL 22 H.
being an increase of the receipts up the me last
year of S24,366 II.
The tolls collected at Huntington the LIST june amount
TO S7''o7 27same time last year, sl765 81 showing an
increase OF S5,74l 10.
The tolls ON the Union canal the 9TH June this year.
amount to S4I,5't SS--las year, time S2i,6i o.
increase Sl6,Ty9 II.
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CI4ARET, Hook, Moselle, Souterne, Champagne and
other Wines private sale-I have for private sale
the following very superior wines;
% cases Medoc ST. Estephc
20 do do St. Julien
20 do do Margaux
10 do do Chateau d'Issan
10 do Mosele
10 do Hockhemer
70 baskets Champagne
10 cases Sauierne
Also Madeira and sherry of various qualities, and few
dozen of very superior old whiskey which respectfully
invite the attention of the public
ROBERT w. DYER,
! June S--eo3tif Aucuoneer and Com. Merchant.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE IL, Is47.

General Patterson. Colonel Abercrombe. and Lieu
tenenan Williams U. s. army. arrived in this city this
morning, and have taken lodgings at Hands Mansion
House.
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DOARDING.-Mrs. RUSSELL having a pleasant loca-
ID ton on A street. steps north Pennsylvania
nue DESTROYS of entertaining yearly monthly
boarders. Comfortable accommodations, and terms mod
crate May 1876
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BANK THE METROPOLIS June A, IS47
4 general meeting OF the stockholders OF this bank
n will be held the banking house Monday, the 9th
day of July next, for the purpose of eecng trustees for
ensuing year.
The polls will open at 10 o'clock, a. m and close at
o'clock, p. m.
BY order of the boards
June 4-eodtJ30NdtJy5f RID SMITH, Cashier
COPPER AND IRON FOR THE NAVY
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A Contrast OF Credit.

The subjoned fact gives clear comparative view of
the public credit under federal and under democratic
administration:
In 1884, in time Of peace, and during wing admin
istraton, government hawked United States six per
cent stock all Europe and only unable to OBJ
dollar but derded for the attempt to renew loans
among mass of dishonored paper. In 1917, under dem
ocratc administrations and during war; loan of 1922 600
600 advertised and bids amounting 55 600 were
offered premium by American bankers--more than
three times the amount asked for-Trenton Eagle
The following passage in relation to the working of the
democratic financial in operation is from
the same journal
Our moneyed institutions, which pretended to date their
ruin from the operation OF the specie clause OF the indie
pendent treasury law declaring larger dividends than
in any previous years. The dividends of nine New York
banks in lsi5 SO rs, in 1876 SO 35 in 1917 SO so
Those of twenyour Boston banks in were SO 25 in
1916 $50 81 in lSH So 49, showing regular increase of
profits.
The operation of the low tariff, equally pretended de-
structive has been less successful and far
the derived from it exceeds only the
but the business of last year At the port of New York. the
increased imports from December LIST down to April 23d
(four months and half) have been 81 S2 49, of which
81 6O,87 has been received in specie and the
receipts since show similar advance They would ha
been greater still, had the warehouse system de-
prved the government of the immediate receipt Uf con-
siderable for duties.
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Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters So 50

Tickets $l0-IIalves S5-Quarters So 50.
Certificates of packages OF rs whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do rs half do IS 90
Do do rs quarter do 81 so
Orders for tickets and shares certificates pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries win receive the
prompt attention, and of each drawing will be
Immediately after it all who order from
address ]. IL C. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. MAURY ~ Co.. Managers,
Nav 2I-d&ciiid Washington, d. c..
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE,

Z.
In Of the provisions of the act of Congress-
proved I'd March, 1888 entitled An establish town
Marks Florida the register and receiver of the land
Tallahassee will be required, prior the day OF
sae ascertain the value of any improvements which
ny have been made lots designated in this procn
ton respectively and The purchaser public sale of
lot upon which there such Improvements other than the
owner thereof shall, in addition the be paid
the United States be- and hereby is required pay the
of the Improvements the value of them as thus
certaned and If therefor shall not be made
the day which the purchased, the lot shall be
again offered public sale the next day OF sale, and
of that OF other lot offered at that public sale
Propided That if any offered, and bid of the
day of the public SALE shall be thus paid for the
may be entered private sale, upon paying the United
the which bid oil, and the
the improvements the previously ascertaned value there
Of"
By the of Congress aforesaid, the minimum price
each is fixed twenty dollars and each
lot, ut twenty-five dollars per
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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DENTAL SURGERY.

BY c.. II. VAN PArrEN, M. d.
Permanent office and residence door to Todds Ha
Store, Browns Hjel
Dec 2l-ly
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Tickets SlO-fIalves s5-Quarters So So
Certificates OF packages OF 22 whole tickets 500
Do. do. 22 half do. 80
Do. do. 22 quarter do. %
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7S number lottery-l3 drawn balotsi
Tickets $ll-Haves So 50-Ouarters 81 rs.
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets $50 90
Do do 26 half do rs 90
Do do rs quarter do 81 80
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j. w. MAURY u CO., Managers,
Successors TO j. q. Gregory g. Coz
$4,000 /!

$4,000!
IL drawn numbers out OF 90.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No. 80, for 1917,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, June H.
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S44 a44I-Saa .222I-sII.IIII

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 81, for 1871,
u drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, the 18th June I547
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$40. OOO,-sao. OOo,-slO. 900

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. a. for 1917.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday. June 26th, 1917.
IL drawn numbers out of rs.
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

We invite attention to the proceed nss
Of the Rail Road Convention held in this
place last week, which we give entire in
preceding columns. These proceedings
will be read ulh interest BY every friend
Of The enterprise. Who can doubt from
the Interest manifested by tins Convention
that this great work will be accomplished
For one We do not.
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Tbr Lincoia County. J. II. Wheel.
er, DIR. Sydney Y. Johnston, DR.. David w .
Shenck, Bartlett Ship. DR.. Cyrus L. Hun.
ter, Dr.. VIM. Mclean. Capt. Isaac Lowe,
Henry Cansler, J. Coulter, w. W. Mund,
For Burke Coua'y.-J. r. Avery, r.
&. Pearson, Jas. c. Smyth, b. S. Gather.
Il. II. Caldwell, T.. P. Jones, J. j. Erwin.
J. Rutherford, Y. G. Walton, F.. ] Erwin.
For CdidreH County. Gen. Samuel f.
Patterson, w. A. Lemon, DR.. l.. G. Jones'.
F.. p. Miller, w. W. Lenoir, ]. G. liar.
per, Col. G. NJ. Dickson, WIN. II. Dulas.
A. c. Williamson c. c. Jones.
For IredeH County. +. Davidson, S.
X. Bell, w. y. Caldwell, +. Falls, Col. r.
A. Allison, Rev. +. +. Rockwell, r. Roid,
Jos. NJ. Boyle, 10. Caldwell, W. F. Cowan.
For Dapie County w +. Kelly, vii.
ford Turner, Wesley Johnston, A. Hanes,
Hiram Phelps, J. c. Foard, A. Carter, l..
Bingham, Stephen D1uthet, X. Cfump.
For Rouan Couafy N. Boyden, j. B.
Lord, J. Clark, S. Kerr, A. Henderson,
DIR. SummereIl, James +. Kerr, John w.
Ellis, II. G.. Jones, J. c. McConnauehey.
For Cdbarrvs County john +. Phifer,
VIM. S. Harris, J. NJ. Long. Moses ptts,
l.. Is. krimminger, J. W. Scott, Christie.
pher Melchor, X. w. Allison, NJ. NJ. Orr,
DR.. c. A. Alexander.
For Union County Eli Stewart Amos
Stevens, J. T. DratIin, J. n. Houston, ID.
Howey, Jas. Dastcr, Dr.. J. Cuthbeuson,
A. w. Hart, WIN. ID. Winchester, MAJOR
Hamilton, George McC.ln.
Col. Wheeler was succeeded by the
Hon. ID. VI. Birringer, IN very fofclblc
manner, when, IN Conclusion, he moved an
adjournment OF the Convention.
When on motion Of Hon. ]. A. Black,
n was
R''olred, That The thanks of the Dele.
gates be rendered to the officers Of this
Convention.
Which was unanimously adopted II
va. further
Rs,oleea, That the thanks Of the Con.
tention DO rendered TO the Rev Cyrus
Johnston, for The discharge of his clerical
offices on this occasion, and through hun
to The regaiion over whom he ofiici.
atcs, fof the use Of Their church
Ga motion OF Gen. Means. of Fairfield.
At sas
Reiolrei unaaimousiy By The South ca.
voIind Delegation, Tina, the acknosledg.
ments Of said delegation be offered to the
citizens Of Mecklenburg, FOR the frank aud
hospitable manner 10 which ttey had been
received and entertained during the session
Of this Convention.
Winch was responded 10 in a very hond
some and cordial manner by Mr.. Osborne,
Of Charlotte, Ia behalf Ut the citizens Of
Msekienburg.
"hercupon the Convention adjourned
siae die.
JOHN SPRINGS. preadeaf
j,AEs II. WirutRsrouS.
W.. II. CLAwsoN, So,
CHARLE, J. Fox, '''' -
JosLru W. IlANProS,
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nROPSY In TIE CHEST.

The Flushing Journal says that lady
in that town cured herself of a dFopsy IN
the ches, by using the root of the garden
parsley. A few clean roots were boiled in
a quar-, of water until it was diminished a
pint. Repeatedly during the day. small
quantity was taken, mixed with a portion
of GIN, and every symptom disappeared.
After a few doses the gin was omitted and
the decoction only used. The Journal
youche for the truth Of tbs.
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A GOOD WIG MOTTO.

Let the Wings, in all their future cleo
lions throughout the country, adopt as
their motto the remark of old Rough and
Ready to Gen. Wool after the bnttIe OF
Buena VIs,a--"We shah Arrays be ricio.
r'0us phcn pc all pull together"
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CAPT. kIDD'S TREASURE.

The search with the diving bell for the
sunkeu treasures of Capt. Kidd, the re-
nowned pirate, has been renewed on the
North River, and in the course of two day
last week, silver and jewels to the amount
of an hundred thousand dollars was fshed
up from the wreck OF Kids vessel. Que,
ry, whether the lucky finders cannot be
indicted as receivers Of stolen goods =
Chas. Epcn. Neus.
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From the \. 0. Pieayune. 99d inst.

From the y. o. ficayune, 2Jd inst
Important Iateiligence-.AdD0nce Of the
American Army Santa 4ana's Pre-.
pdrauons for Defence Baslle supposed
to hape been tough! on the 10Th inst, &c,
The L, S. steamship Massachusetts ar.
rived here last evening from Vera Cruz
which place she left on the evening OF the
lilh. Our correspondence is down to the
last hour. The news is Of the mos, stir.
ring interest. The best advlcos lead ia
The impression that battle was fought al
Cerro Gordo, nearly midway between the
puen,c Nacional and Jalapa, on Thursday
or Friday last. We have heretofore no
tced the advance of Gen. Twlgg's dlyis
ion into the interior. When last heard
from he was beyond The Puente Naciona'
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CDHrInttRt
THURSDAY. May o, Isi7.

W We are authorized to announce the
Hon. d. NJ. Barringer, as Candidate To
represent the third Congressional District
in the next Congress Of the United States.
Composed Of the counties Of Lincoln, Gas.
ton, Meck'enburg, Union, Arson, Rich.
mond, Moore, Montgomery, SianIy and
Cabarrus.
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a griCuIturai Meeting.

IN HE members Of the Mcckienbu,g Agricultu,
- raj SJcley are cal ed to NEE, in Charl lite,
on Situfday, the 9Th day Of May next A full
meeting ls desired, as business of very great i'm.
portance will come NJ for CONSIDERATION By or.
der of 4NDW. SPRINGS p.c,;J,.t
ApriL 2s ls41
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"Gen Taylor declines :" 10 now croak.
ed out by the neutral locofoco AID iocofoco
Ptcss---h he vii not accept, they say. We
can tell them the wish IS father to the
thought When did the country ever call
ZACHARY TAYLOR that lie refused
TO respond. -PhtL. Chron.
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" The Justices Of Tie County Court
which was IN session last week, complain
al not receiving the Acts Of Assembly
Can the editor Of The star throw any light
on The subject.
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COLUMBIA, APRIL %.


COI TON Since the arrival of the news hy
the Cambria, our Cotton Market has been very
active, with decided Improvement in prices. w
now quote from 10 TO Il cent?, some having sole
yesterday at the latter quotation.
fLcuR has experienced considerable dc.
cline. NO change IN other articles. Tempe.
rance idrocate.