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sss
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:s.: III
70, h months fGd pro-
ton to the seat Of this disease sertanis and
ssfa ~
ever three circumstance peculiarly bslens e
s1o Sight e
belong to Sass and
s,ss ess
he I stream need no, much iimn.Ss Mai
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T sr v steal 1 T 81 h
HAVE sEnAisED UEcURrp-It is much how long .so
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general rule, however agonorrhea has been suffered e
sase" any other
hHs SaS s
the spirits and lessen mental energy that ms
GO IN
&c IN whS hs sssf mot
also serious effects though e understood but it
tonably true Indeed whoever conside the natural
lion Of mind and sexual organs. viii easily imagine that :.
there medium by which the mind so powerfully acts upon
these through the same medium the sexual orgsns
mind This however better explained IN
The Private Treaseno the author tle volume which
many parts Of the world As the Of strctpre
proceeds the activity Of mind invariably returns On
the cure Of srcture; is repeated that this ssItaa-
very little time SO much this however, could NOT have
advanced but such have been the late I'M
in art that by proper aud in the hands
Of careful and PERSONS the is now accom-
pshed many days formerly demanded months Many
so who consult the writer personally on account Of
distance undertake the themseves and happily .uo
ssed To such The "Pnctic Private Teatss Invaluable
u consulted upon diseases there referred his residence,
Greenwich and those who apply in the early ge OF
these Diseases will surprised the rapidy and little In
convenience attending their cure He believes howeveI
il chiefly those who have suffered from certain class OF
pretending people and othe, causes who can properly ap
ncpen to advanced and distressing stages IN which
from uncommon advsosees IN pd ,sea o.sv md
radical which he has ground for stating eau De
aud6 10 p M tSundsvs invariably excepted Consst
on by letter may be addressed Box 500 Lower .oA ce
New York" ~ W.
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os1N Nov 20. hp. 6aba Bos.D:
is% g.. d. Ga
NEW Nov 27-Arr schs John Allyne Baltimore;
Psseveranco Industry and VIM Brown NYork. Schr War
ringtou WILMINGTON. Nc seth reported CID
brig Name Doyle. Philadelphia. Sid schr Helen, Norton
New York. 49, a,
NrwrSRr. Nov FLAIR aloops Ann ? Holmes. BS9wo, Al
D Fi;h simmons. Fall River, r. y York; as brgs Ganer
NYoE schs Northern Belle, fitzgerald, Nantucket NY:
Farrell sG:s Th1% mas Il SS ;i Men Nv Sses
d noush ard Rssd RG.e;a GC lone
Pssehv n Gsogeown, e; goth arr brig Martha Kin'man'
Burknam, Wsreham r. Philadelphia. - 49,
Nxw HAVEN Nov 29--Ar bark New Haven Fnsbie, Turks
issnd; sid schr Rose-in-Bloom - New York; beiona'
NosyoLK. Nov n-Arr schr r II Thompson. Brown. Bos.
Ia Hampton Roads ,ehr Lion, Baker from Alex ndra
Tor NYork CID schr Lindsay. Henlon, Jamaica
PonTLANp, Nov s7-Ar sch: franklin. Pierce. New York;
Pots Cndenas via Holmes Hole CID z7th bark Polka Law
&C. Ssgua. :,
Pnoy.DEscE Noy 21Arr ,chrs superior, Ball YORK;
York; Ellen Csspps Yot ish 'fh Assn; and ph No.
CGJbit, Hsy IT, rhils 10 :sh' Union Bags B't
SALEM b,Ik Sea Mex Love,, AmS % sid
Pilgrim Rich, Richmond Cid 2sh, brig Rather Lambert
WAREHAM Nov 27-sld brig Lincoln. Philadelphia.
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the United st.tsi vhsr: was osa Ksss.s q thss t&:
and aid he make known 70 you bsfors hs dspssus NE
to you on this suNjsot and 20, What did he say
tn instance OF the Judge Advooats, ths court Was
tn; sa &
Kssroy the question should be putt
@ At what time did you leave San Diego, 60,
A left San Diego on the 2sth January
A Understood he at San Diego, bat did not see
Did no make known to 20. his intention Of arrest
Ing Lieut. Col Fremont.
O. Did you learn from Gen Kesrny that he would
punish Lieut. Col Fremont for his mutuy when hs got
the power, and II do you know whether he meant the
arrival Of the Mornons as the power for which he
A I did not learn from Gsu Ksarny that hs would
punish Lieut. Col Frsmoat for musiny whLu he got
O Did you learn FROM him, (0sn }, that he would
rsdues him, (Lisut Col } 20 obsdsncs when he got
the power and did he mean BY Tat the arrival Of the
He informed mo thai he should take al airs into his
own hands IS soon a. he deemed himself su6hcienty
strong; he did not the word Mormons, make any
Jvosr ADvocArr Tha question IL, did he say he
would reduce Lieut. Col Fremont to obedience, when he
A Hs did not mention his name
q What did you understand by that, especially by
'ns wneo ne vas
understood that IS soon he gor SUFFICIENT number
Of troops that he would out the odrs Of the Pre-
O. Blu. by the words taking affairs into his own
hands, did you understand by It that he would use
force and that Lieut. Colonel Fremont to be one Of
those upon whom the force was to DO used
A. did.
Q Did you learn from General Ksarnsy any thing OF
the coming Of the Mormon after the difficulty between
him and Com Stockton at Los Angeles
A. Not from General Kearnsy. met Mr.. Hull few
hours after parted from General Ksarny. He was the
messenger from Col Cookies battalion.
Did you hear General Ksarny say any thing of
the capitalization Of ConeDga, cali 1t Illegal any
thing to that effect?
A. did not
Q. Did you hear General Kearny speak Of that con-
ventioo a. giving impuuity to men who ought to be
published for their Grimes or words to that effect!
A. did not hear General Kearny myself say word
In reference to that convention
DID you, or any person, Of your knowledge and
consent, write letter from Havana the New Orleans
letter! -
Letter read from the Picayune dated April 23d lsa7
on tbs subject Of the doutes in California between
Com Stockton aad Gen. ksarny. and referring to the
dsobsdisnce Of Lieut. Colonel Fremont to the orders Of
Gen. Kearpy
JUROR ADvocArE-Mr. President, will the court be
cleared, sir
Lieut.. EmERY-No, sir ! never wrote that letter,
nor do know anything about It.
~ PRESIDENT BROoKE-The court will be cleared.
Afsr half hours elaboration, the court was re-
opened and the decision announced to be, that the
question should not be put and that the court did not
recognise the tanswer given by Lieut. Emery to the
question
The testimony of the day read TO the wit
ess and the court adjourned
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eehs-Lsssdo rs9tlstos, Afskapes. L.. Nss.ith Wssh
B Smith s.th. Richmond; john b Bcsk er Suith Wssh
ngtoa NC Pomona. Bunker fhadslphia; fsshon Loring
Boston; friend. Croweil do; Hosro Amss Davis. Ware
soo,s-Mosss Eddy. Blivsn. rrovidencs; Congress- Wells
Providence.
Arrived.
Packet ship Wsstnuster Hovey, London and Portsmouth,
Oct ~ 10 Gvswod Sailed with the Gladiator. from
rormo1th Nov 70 at pfscseiy Sable island sight,
lat Ion So spoke steamship Washington. hence for Bs
10Th on Nantucket exchar ged sigma with shp showing
red nay and black starsupposed be the Mafmon Tor
New York The w. was telegraphed OF the Highlands
Monday morning.
PseLs, ,hip Patrick Henry DelanO. Liverpool days.
Packet ship Waterloo, Aens Liverpool Oct 81 10 Ker-
nit Bid Ia CO with ship 81 Patrick for New York
BARK Albers Bailey Liverpool so days. TO Hicks Bailey.
z'th lnA6 a. log - experienced heavy gale from sE
al,o large qusnt'ty Of drift stuff and bowsprlt
British brig Tweed. cDouga PictOu. Ms 20 days, with
GOAL. TO Mowers
schr splel did Crowell. Boston.
Schr lrus. Sommers. Boston.
Ship Marmion. Freeman Liverpool with mdss to Taylor
Ship Alliance from Pctou.
Wksle ah,p Balance (" of Provideuce
Bark John Stroud Brown. fom Turks Island with salt to
Tucker Y LIshibafn
Bafk Daniel W. bster.
he or brig 0ulnae. from Pemambuco and brig AIeuIus,
from Turks Island, still remain below.
Also, shps, banks, unknown.
Sailed.
Packet ship Roscus Liverpool; bark May Flower Mobiles
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The Cops.

Is admitted that the neigh orhood Of Georgetown
s C. produces rice for market than any other 10
the whole Southern country There have been losses
the plantations highest Black River Pee Dee and
Waccxmaw. We think that the estimated loss those
rivers Is exaggerated 1t is however, certaio that the
loss at the South, particularly Combahee has been
large. and probably without precehent-and 1t is,
therefore, probable that the rice crop Ia Short but to
what extent cannot say. We wish the planters good
prices but the price the article Is affected by the
production until late in February about LIST March
aud Ia the time the great number of steam mills
forcing the article the market and thus forcing sales
Those who hold their crops will do better by retain
lug large portion for the home market and tho West
Indies till Summer or Spring The price faultsrs from
the glut correspondent says, have collected from
intslg and rsccs planter, tho probable yield
nfteen p,sntatn Wscc4msw aud Black River which
suffered by the freshet If the Spring and summer
and by comparing with their average yield hod this
years. crop short ninety mine thousand bushels have al
collected from gentleman conversant with the rice
culture Santee the statistics Of 10 plantations on that
ver, which show loss Of forty thoussr bushels less
IN average crop, making the loss when compared
with average crop Of these So plautaons 1879 thou
sand bushels about twenty per cent but compared
with the las years the loss will BIZ fully twenty
dive per cent, qusrter The plxntations OF the
whole district have suffered by the unusual rains Of the
while the DISASTROUS freshst OF the spring AMI
summer totally destroyed some of the upper plantation
crops aud seriously damaged all.-W,nyah, g. c., o.
Sc, prr, 24th NOp
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80.
Tae st. Augustine Church Terdict-The Pea
Patch Cast--7he Weather-Lap Intelligence,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80.
TAe St. dugustins Church Verdict The Pea
Patch Cause.-The Weather-Lap Intelligence,
&C., &c.
the award of the jury, in the St. Augustine
church case, was enormously printed in my let
ter of yesterday il should have been S47, $40
S7A; instead OF $97, 543 s7i, the wrong figure
making it just $4,000 more than the real
amount.
Judge Bib commenced his argument this
morning, in the Pea Patch case, on the part Of
the New jersey claimants
The weather was this morning more intense
even than yesterday in the vicinity OF the city
a thermom ter stood at degrees above zero,
and ice was formed about two inches in thick
mesa upon several mill dams, attached to the vd-
rio,s manufactures about Maaayunk.
The trial Christopher and James Hughes, char
ged with the robbery of large amount of money
from q closet, in the Reading railroad cars,
where II had been placed by the conductor, came
on yesterday, and was concluded this morning,
whea it was given to the jury. The evidence
was not very conclusive, none Of the money that
could be identified having been found upon them
when arrested, and the verdict, which has not
yet been rendered, will probably be one of not
guilty.
The st Andrews Society. OF this city, cele-
brated its SO h anniversary to-day, by a dinner
at the Columbia House.
Three splendid swords, made to be presented
10 Gen. Taylor, Gen. Bsler. and the widow Of
the late MAJOR Barber, at the order of the State
of Kentucky, are attracting great notice at the
tabllshment of Messrs. Bailey & Co, Ches-
nut street
Mr. Dempster had quite large and fashiona-
BILE audience last evening, at his first concert at
the Chinese Museum.
A break has occurred in the Southern tele-
four O'Clock, no dispatches have been re-
ceived.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 80, l847.
The Commencement of LYinfer-= General He1.cdd--

DALTlMORE, NOV. 0U, lof.
The Commencement of Winter-General Heyraa-
Incendiaries- Mechanics Fair, &c. &c.
November has closed with genuine winterish
weather, as water, at the time write, with ten
minutes exposure, would be heavily cased in ice.
General Herran, late President of the republic
of New Grenada, and now Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from that republic to the United States,
arrived in this city yesterday on his way to
Washington. 1t is said General II. proposes to
make Baltimore his permanent place OF residence
during his stay in the United States. He is
compauied by his family, with DR.. Pinon. his
secretary, and DR.. Ordonaz, with their families
= Every evening, between seven and ten o'clock,
we have several fires, principally of stables,
barns and hay stacks, located within mile or
two of the city. They are supposed to be the
work of young fire rowdies, for the purpose OF
drawing the fire apparatus together to give them
an opportunity of joining in their fdvorite amuse-
ment.
RIA general meeting of the mechanics of Balt-
more is to be held tomorrow evening, for the
purpose Of forming a Mechanics Institute, as
we'll as to establish a mechanics journal, de-
voted principally to the mechanical interests of
our own city and State. There is, also, gene
raj desire to hold mechanics fair here next
spring, at The time of the assembage Of the
National Conventions. There is a good feeling
abroad, and the movement will doubtless be sue
cesstul.
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~ YsrErsiAANU LIVER UOMrLAI sr-yLAKEs

l)YsrErslAAND LIVER COMrhAi sT1BLAkEs
sitter, add Tonic have been sscns cure. among
%su ss S
ed after long continued suffering which he had endured with
% es
I g;
he invaluable panaces to which he OVID bus own restored
d h%ss he sought intend others BE which
he eaqysd and hroush ,eve sass a A
pondency ard death and ebishng confidence in their w;
Them known all the an etsd of the family
hs Of these SIsI. thu: writes would s;sS%Ts.s
b msd acquainted with is viTtus thereby confer
on TIE at Ee We hsS , vuo
s s.Siish ssneis. he sale q i al s.
psn m's': @
IA. dss
the se,, change has made in me- perfectly satisfied Of
is good and when know how are
sssa BY
from sos. who
ofhese BIZ from their friend, alone he has bs en-
for assi. sale and public o2e soa
who Inc Cd Lse S GS%
Want Appetite palrtaon Of the HEAT Fever and AgSe
sssve Organs Letter. relating remarkable Of
sad Asas e Re HS IIS; r chss
Of S% , are BE- Ss at IF eGp os
Si S ~: ss:a
Gfsi. az sSa nS s%
mad bevsn to consider all medicines useless until from Ire
eel that 70 exto the same too mighty Is matt, Impossible
self entirely relieved Eneio.ed twenty dollars which
with my highest regards You will please accept bat as
,a.. 70 Be- c.IsSrstsd medicine" Another wnts.-
not S
which think a. saved my ill., .1d rs;o'ss r.. 70
Compan had employed different v w ,,eaa mo sS1c
sbr MY physicians AZ last told me they could 40 no
for me, and said that must die Is there No hope
%vins my health resto Cd, When one dsy wa. IA.
%y 70 on: 10 en- a
healing ltes had tried remedies protesting I,
% sa Cd z sS ysa4
purchased bottle; took Que DOSE and It seemed 20 NV
20 CONF and when had consumed the coatent found my
hoalh resto ed aud GU see me healthy man: u
and S Sow ssn
CO. ensa all who may read this s,teT tn ss sfi %
% :c"P Ts... e asss
wholesale and retail Dr. Edward Chsstsnsys Jnn &c.
pf the s following .s.s': a aV ,hs city o
George Chiffon 37e Greenwich street, M Forbes NO %;
Orchard; H. Chiffon. as Fourth corner Weo..er
C. Achmead 226 Grand street, near Lewis; Allen Meg,
Of Es. y nnS ~ sd Street and Avenue
corner Eighth street, H. Pavon No 69e Greenwich 81
s"plv Of this article is OF indispensable neceitv
change Of climate 70 which ends 70 promote bilious
and rstoratlve Of hillary organs TO healthy condition
BLAKES Aromatic Bers are Of priceless worth % such
oss curs be wiihouf supply cheek the Of dis
the OF IT'S eariiet mpto of therepy
"a %St'''y ''nn''''' VIII" "''' '''''' nj nsodsrc
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r.relxn asnporsuriuny.


E:isaS esS Meyer Son.
E%s.s kses.
Cummns. Dodge CO.. w huss.i Fo,tnnm, slason 4 20
coal 's Sppe"Ss% ee@ae:
eo s.s Is Ps ea.
simonfsid, Bach e;-i5 Guco 4 coz VI Mckee Co
sl:s tss%; fsS ss~
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sS.s % Ss Nys.
g sGs.;y sS n
' @Ss ~ s0sls MesS "n Gillian
hsts' rs,s. MSSs ss-s
Russell a, t. s aty sa u s
Wells X Brothe,-is Thoms 4 cog sg,yldi.x, rnOmas
HUT rsM j S ~sy .I' 70 &.
saS: so.sss Ss So
az ss,, e. ,,e
more coils Seymour eo.ssl SIN, ssla-a,s %
eoss dds g. bos. Fac p. Dodge COTS, bars keaaeys
dS.sn eS bs
ek NayIor COL wendsll-lco ton, rosa SIX, Or nneI
Mipturu cO-Z GCo-lgo ctDiez - gu Dds
1ek'3 bis 70 order.
LIvEaYooLShip Waterool00tns salt 100 do coal Re Hit
II csk EIIim,n-60 bis Fuller COLO Nortmcr& Gaoty
II c.s Bsrton Broh-r-io tins IRON Egleston B.tiel-3
Marsh do Norhl csk stacy-z cases beey-i csk She
Dycr3 do Pruvn &Vosburgl0csks Marsha-4 cases 5pan
ng Tnomss Vail do Thomls cD-7 cases Hunt, 81
scldweI-s rases sosthe land Rchmond-3 do Nevis
"a bis Hidden u sons-i3 eases Mccall srongI27 do
0ehon-46 do Nailof co-IIg do Sandsrsou2 c,k Occ-
10 caa,s Beals Pu co 10 chains csk Aymu col bale
nolser hlford co-i1 bundles EIm,o B,cihen-a csks
KINGS bis X A & @ " Wthers-2 cres . Malten
do BIupt Sgmes-s bis Thuga- case Wright Snrges
~haw- bis Mofn-6 c,s.s Loeb col do Ivy Brothers
d. Sfsnton-J do Harnden co5i do to ofdei-2| tons
iron do.
LvgRrooL-Bark Alber-<o tousi iron Crook co-25 do
Boom Johnston co-3360 bars d, w Shiedsis bdls
wire eask mdse Thomas co-l00O salt Thompson
Nephc ws-l case "a bales Bird Gtillsn.
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bssn from the collateral orsumsansss Of and
the One opportunity that planters have enjoyed
ing the must exercise innusnce upon the dns
field This will not be. however, to the extent that IL
generally imagined Public impression very apt when
It takes particular direction to into EXTREMIST ana
looks only TO long spell Of ns weather, overlook
ipg the disasters OF the past In making estimates
OF the CROP however both should be taken into Inc
account, and ct least q proxmsts value given 70
the real elects OF each IL Is not TO De iorgotton
cotton saved particularly In the regions east Of the Mis-
sssippi river and that the month OF Ootober has
been the only period In which picking could go on
with any degree Of The indications, however,
would seem TO warrant An estimate higher tnan
that have previously made aud under the state OF
things that exists 1t 10 net improbable that the
crop may my previous views to the extent Of
or 100 900 bales should such prove to be the
result, IL will have been oocssionsd entirely by the
prevalence OF unexpected Of fine weather and
The crop will be entirely gathered. and on many
plantations picking has entirely ceased the injury
had not been serious during important pe-
Rod Of its growth would have proved equal the
largest that the country has producedbut expe
riencs has demonstrated that 1t has proved
The movenentsof this staple In this country, up to
tho latest dates in each Of the past three have
been annexed
MOVEMENTS CerroN IN THE UNirKp srArrs
Receipts at ports Of the U silence Sept s47 sol lso
same period last ysar. ,4o7
Exports from U. g. since Sept ,is43 $50
same period last year. llo4H
E" year before .2l3 ola
The receipts this port since the LIST instant have
been 1000 bss; exports $4,000 taken by Spiuuers,
10 600 stock In city, 80 600 Amount SALE 10000
The closing quotations in this market were ~ fol-
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.


DAU,Y HERALD-Every day, Pric. cents Per copy--
AZ 81 per snpum-payable in advance To European sub
serbeis by the ships, S per 10 include the
hostage which has TO be prepaid.
WEEKLY HFRALD-Every saturdsy--Pncs SO cenu
DER copy-e3 I2x cents Per annuupayablein advance.
HERALD FOR EUkOPE-Every steam Packet dsy-
frce 6x cents per copy-S5 apnsu including postage,
50 Is exclusive OF postage, payable ADVANCE subcIp
lions and will be received by MesHs ag
ssr rne vivienne PqTls L. smonds 10 Coruhili 'Ad
John Miller, the bookseller, London. -.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-rublished on the
st Of yenuary OF zach year-single copy sirpen;e
ADVERTISEMENTS y. at the usual pces-alwnys casii Il
advance Advertisements should be written ~ au eseis
manner The proprietor will nor Responsible for sfro" na
TRlNTING of ali kinds sxseusd beautifully and with
despatch . a. a..
All is,tsrs eol9saessio.s By nai $1,000 70
nust b rost paes or the pc
sss viii BE- dsSs sR the mbasypsoa nsssy rs~mes'
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Cotton Trade.


The transactions Of the fortnight which has elapsed
noe the date Of our last. have been small In the
aggregate amount, the extreme depression which
hung this market at that date remains unmitga
ted There seems In fact to be set against oottonre-
hscted from the probability Of greatly reduced con.
sumption In England for six months to come, tho
ports from tho manufacturing districts there partake
largely Of the general gloom prevailing The relations
ofthe United States and closely connect
ed that mercantile distress in country Is sure to
produce 10 to extent In the other this Is becoming
evident now In tightness In money market-tbe
natural result Of want Of confidence In bills of ex.
change England and shipments Of specie have gone
forward TO considerable extent and at great expense
70 remitters
During the week succeeding the departure tf the
Caledonia prices continued easy for the buyer without
any decided change any day but holders met
tne limited enquiry readily. purchases at the close OF
the week showed decline Of one quarter Of a cent
ism. Upsnds selling at eight cents On SATURDAY.
morning. goth instant We recived the teegraphio 40.
ooun OF the Liverpool market to the 4h instant Der
ueamer Acadia showing further decline of one far.
Lniog per To- and increased distress In the manufctur
Ina ustrots Although such accounts were generally
iookee ior and our prices measurably based on
nsm su tne reality had the effect Of again rsdu,ip
euo.ner iuli quarter OF cent at which the mar
In hrmuess particularly on Saturday nd vestsrds ~
os the sales erected yesterday were quite 1900 bsss
and 1t prices quarter better than Frdays ,.t.. J
TO which our quotations conform; with hi, ercsn;a
the sales nave daily averaged about bales md have
been taken chiefly by the HON. trade who ar. vat h,
spsrngly and only AZ their immediate nec.s,,tis. "a
quire ~
Tbs fine weather that We have expsrisnced for ,h.
last two months stil continues and mp TO this DAT. No
have had no important frost In the Gulf regions The
unusually late period Of the latter expected II has
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The quantity Of cotton retained by planters In the In
terror Of course vary in different seasons but it
generally conceded that in the two last seasons, the
quantity retained In that way very
much less than the average course of years-hgh
prices and easy navigation being the inducemsnt to
hasten forward every bo and 1t Is supposed that the
interior drained esctusily last year than ever
before
AS we are now.tending down to specie prices, and
planters strong end the present prices at the ship
ping dspots unremunerating, shall soon look for
rapid falling OF In the receipts until the aspect Of things
in Europe changes radically prices advance by reason