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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
In Fairfield Common Pleas
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
james M. Huber.

George Arnold and Mary A. his wife, late Mary
A. Huber, Horace Huber, Jane A, Huber, Mil
lison NJ. Huber, Sarah c. Huber, Harriet c.
Huber aud Rufus Huber minor children of Phil
in Huber, deceased, the heirs-at-law and Ruth
Huber, Widow ofPhilip Huber, deceased.
TIME Defendants are hereby notified that the
Petitioner has this day filed his Petition for
Partition in the Clerks Office of the Court ufore-
said. therein demanding that partition be made
subject to assignment OF Dover to the Wldow,be-
tween the Petitioner and the Defendants Except
as TO the said Horace who is charged to have been
advanced in full by the interstate in his life tine) Of
the following parcels Of Land, to-wit: a part OF
Section No. 5, Township No. 10, Range No. 90,
containing $50 $1,000 Acres, taking theretrom a
parcel of about 4 $1,000 Acres, conveyed by the
interstate to John Huber. Also, the Southwest
Quarter of Section No. 90, in Township No. |,
South Of Range No. 10, in the district of Lands
subject to sale at Bucyrus, containing 100 Acres.
Also. the Southwest Quarter OF Section No. 81,
Township No. /, (South) in Range No. IL, con-
tanning 100 Acres more o%rless, and the Southwest
Quarter Of Section No. IS, in Township No. j,
(South) of Range No. 10, containing $50 Acres OF
Land more or less.
The Defendants will therefore take notice, that
such orders will be had at said Court at its next
Term. to be holden on the 9th September next.
as are prayed for in the said Petition.
HUNTER s. GARAGHTY,
attorneys for Demandant
August 10, 1S47. 6wl4 pr 1925
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Etonl Ne IA. s. x. KtNam.

DR.. F.. Y. WATsos-Sir: Having had frequent
occasion for the use Of medicides in my family du-
ring the last few months and from The increasing
popularity of your Family Medicines" | was in-
duced 10 try Them. in preference 10 employing a
physician in my family, and am now prepared TO
say, that behave your medicines as class, to be
superior 10 any other preparations now hrfuTe The
public. Your Goui aud Rheumatic %Iinimenli Yer
,ni(uge, letter Ointment, Gravel Mixture, Auti
Dyspeptic Mixture, Ami BlIious,Agur, and HePa-
tic Pills, conceive to be Preparations which need
no + irther recommendation man a fair trial, TO EN-
sure their unparalleled success.
REV. S. X. KELLAM.
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of Ohio, Hatrarls county.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David Wildermuth aud others Petition fdt the
Partition uf 1873
~. fAcres s. OF Land i'll
Sec. 9, Town. Is
Eli wildermutli aud Others. and Range l9.
FaNIIE Defendants, Eli Widermuth Of the State
of Indiana, Henry Alspach and Mary his
wife, of Hsncock County, Ohio. and Philip Pentz
and Matilda his Wife 0! Pickaway County, Ohio.
and Louisa Ann Wldermnth, a Minor, ana Chris
tena Wildermuth. Widow, both of Fairfield Couni
". Ohio. are hereby notified of the filing mud OBJ
iect Of the Partition id this case, and that an order
for the Partition ofsaid Land will be made at the
next September Term Of said Cotrt
j. R4DEBAUGH. Clerk.
Jnly 80. 1877. pf$3,50 6wl2
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stair Of @htoj TairHslS Gountns
COURT of COMMON PLEAS.

John c. Allispach,
Us. IN CHANCEh1'
George Myers and others.
NloTICE is hereby given to the Defsrdant
George Myers, dnon.resident Of this STATE.
that Complainant has fled in this Court his Bill
in Chancery against him. and John a Collins and
John C. Fall, alleging, that SAID DESCENDANTS ars
indebted to him on account Of Lot OF Boiling
Cloths ulaced in their hands to be sold on com
missiop-ahd praying that an account may be
taken and Defendants decrced 70 psy INN the
amount due,--And that uniess he appears and
pleads, a~nSvsers; or dcrH1rs TO said Biz, within SO
Edsys after the next Term Of said Court: said Bill
will be taken as confessed bylim and the r~1aitef1
thereof decreed accordingly
j0Et RADEBA tiGH, Clerk
Ausussa ed, isT, 6wlsYits9e
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SherIG,s Sale.

ID virtue Of FL ct Lev. Fa. to me directed
Dfrom the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County Ohio, l will offer and expose to sale by
public vendue and cutlery, at the door ofthe Court
House, on Monday the 9th day of September
next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the following descrih-
ed Land and Tenements, to-wit-In-Lot No 4, in
the 18th Square ofthe Town OF Lancaster, Fair
field County, Ohio, together with all the improve
ments thereon belonging. Taken in execution as
the property of William Cox at the suit ofSamuel
Berry, for the use Of the Trustees Of the Lam
caster Ohio Bank. Terms Of sale cash in hand.
ELIAS PERRY, Sheriff T. G.
August 27, 1s47, 5w16prfee$2.2
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Corporation Taxes.

YJNHE Duplicate Of Taxes levied for Corpora
ton purposes for the year 1847 has been
placed in my hands for collection. l will there
fore proceed after the first day ofS%eptember next
to collect the same according to law.
GEORGE WORRELL, Marshal.
Lancaster, August 81, l847. 3wl6.
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Fairfield Common Pleas.
VIM. Slade, Jr., Adm'tor, de
bonis non of Vim. W. Irwin. IN CHAN
Heirs of same.


Heirs of same.
10y virtue of an order 10 me directed in this
ID case, | will proceed to offer at public sale
before the Court House door in said County, on
Saturday the a5th day OF September. 1s47'
between the hours oflO o'clock A. NJ. and DO
clock P. M. of said day, the following Real Estate.
Two Lots, Nos. . and 8, sub-divided out OF Lot
No / aud the West half of Lot No. ,, in the 18th
Square of the Town of Lancaster, as appears by
a Plat of said Subdivision remaining in this case,
No. . appraised at $500, No. 3 at $4,000,
Also, No. 3, in the third Square OF said Town.
This Lot is upon the Canal and has upon 1t a
good Ware.house-Appraised at $1,000.
Terms-One.third in hand and the balance IN
one and W years, with interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr.
Administrator de 6Onis non Of W, w. I'uiH'
August 90, l847. Avis pr $3.50
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Estate OfJOhn Augustus.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as execu:
tor on the estate of John Augustus Sen" late OF
Fairfield County, deceased.
DAVID AUGUSTUS Executor.
Lancaster August 90, l847. avis.
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From the Rec, Geo. J. Barrett. Of the III. Com.
DR. WATsoN-Sir: | take great pleasure in re.
commenting your valuable family medicines TO the
public, as snle aud certain remedies lrr the rure Of
the diseases for which they are prescribed. have
used a number Of Your medicines in my family du
ring the past year, and, in every instance. with the
most entire success. From tia repeateil assurances
which | have had from a number of my acquain-
tances, who have used your medicines, | have no
he,itancy in saying that, in my judgement, they
are decidedly superior to any preparation within my
knowledge, Yours, respectfully,
GEO. J. BARRETT.
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TEMPERANCE.

A Temperance Meeting WILDE held on Mon
day Evening, August 3Oth inst, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
The public is most respectfully requested to
intend.
Brother NJ. Dustan is expected to address the
meeting. By order.
Inncnster. August OF. 18l7,
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GAINESVILLE 81 MaysviIle Turn
pike Company.

u lie Commissioner, under authority of the
Legislature "to examine fully the works, pa
pers and doings" orthe GAINESVILLE and Maysville
Turnpike Company, is ready to receive any com
munications, relative TO matters demanding ill.,
vestigation, which those interested may wish to
make. 1t is expected that all statements will be
properly verified by the parties i'll the case.
Letters can be forwarded to the address of the
undersigned at Lancaster, care of }. D.. Martin,
Sec'y. Of the Zanesville g. Maysyille Turnpike
Comnanv. J. THOMAS.
Commissioner.
Toucos,er. Auuust IS. 1917. TIA
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.JeWelryI

GONE of the finest specimens Of tewelry ever
- brought to Lancaster, ainotg which may bs
found Cameo Pins single stoue 10. Bracelets,
Chains, Pencil cases. Finger Rugs. Ear rings. Min
iature Cases, Hair Orgalnents, Guard and Fob
Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, &c. Cheap for
cash at GATES & CoSPER'S.
Lancaster June iS. l844. 5
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Valuable Real Estate for sale

ADJOINING LANCASTER.
I WILL sell a, private sale 60 46.idd Acres OF
Land lying in rear Of Sianbery's Garden, North
east OF Lancaster. being Luts Nos. 7 10 IN the
Partition OF the Baldwin Estate. These two Lots
lie together. and for situation. fertility and almost
every other advantage, they form one ofthe most
valuable tracts Of land in the County.
Terms moderate.-Apply soon.
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster. july %, 1877. II
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LANCASTER, Friday, August ~, 1917,
wrRKLY Az KInRrAh nnrf.

CHtLLicoTHk, August "a.
The price OF Wheat ranges from 20 TO IS cents.
Flour retails al $4O$4,25; Corn 25 in ear, 90 cents,
shelled: Oats l7c; Barley 4O0 i5c; Fluxseed 62c.;
Beans S0@62c; Lard. 6061 cents; Bacon, Hog
round, 6 cents.-Gazete.
NASHVILLE. August 25.
We continue our Quotations of prices of Wheat
at 75c.; Flour, at retail, S4,50O$5; Corn 23O25c;
Oats 1920 cents; Flaxseed GO cents, and Wlls-
key 20 cents-Conrier'
CIScISSAfI, August %. ,
FLoun-No sales reported. Holders are ask
ing $3.50 per barrel, fresh ground,
LARp-Sales DINO. 9 at 60 cents.
WAIsHEY-Sales at II 0l7b cents.
CLEVELAND, August 81,
There is nothing doing in Flour and Grain.+
Sales of Butter at 10 cents, and OF Lard at 81 cts.
Wheat brings from teams 80dD85 centsi Corn al
4O044 cents, and Oats at 20O2l cents.
BUFFALO, August 10.
FLouR-The receipts are scanty, and the stocks
light. Hence, the market is firm. There are
orders for purchase at S4,50@S4,874 but good
common fresh ground cannot be had under $SG
IS .l2A. There were sales ut $4,S730s5.
CoRN-Sales 1900 bushels, Yellow at SO cents
PRovIsIoSs-No change, aud freishts are dull
at former figures.
PIrrsBuRo, August %.
Flour in good demand at $4.876$5. Whea
go Cents. and little coming in. Small sales o
Corn at 3S and 40 cents.
Saturday, August al.-In New York, Westeri
Flour $4,62O$5,68 August 81, in Philadelp lia
4 5.5O0$6 Market dull. August 81. in Balti
more. S., 5O@$6, and little doing.
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FASHIONS,
Jo1N

XETorLU resps SILLY inform the public, that
w he has removed his Shop to Fosters Brick
Building. III tile room iornlerly occupied by y
Work & To-. rs a Shoe Sliop, directly above q
KallfTman's Drug Store, where he viii suli con
tinue to carry on he
Jgs1a8S0
in ali its various branches. Ills work will be DONG
in tue %reatest aud most substantial manner and
al prices to snit the times
Country Produce OF all dids. taHsn N ex,
change Tor work
Lancaster, April ., lGif tf50
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SO Widely Celebrated Lady md GEN.
tIemem ArtisIes,

oO NNAhCb SHN
tlemen ArtisIes,
al The acme Of their profession, the most numerous
and talented troupe of performers ever concentrated
IN one circle. viz; Messrs G. J. Rogers, W: w
Nichols, j. W. Smith, J. Mcfarland, John Shindle,
Victor Piquet, J. Blackwood, S. d Baldwin,, r.
Rossiter, Dan. Emmei, E. NJ Dickinson, Bandan
na Brown, Sam. Johnson, G. 0. Knapp, Alex. Rock
well, Jos, Wiley, T. Sparks, w. Russel, j. Adams,
L. Everts, NJ. Wayne, o. Thompson, T. Wheeler,
s. Wright, &c. &c. Masters Harvey, Walters and
Piquet- Mesdames Thompson, Rockwell, Everts,
Knapp, Wayne, Emmett, Wright, Delsmore, &c. &c.
The long iavoriie clown G o. KNAPP, and thu,
brilliant Meteor in the orbit Of the Hippodrome.
ALEX ROCKWELL, KING Of GRoTESQUES,
pronounced by acclnmaiion, by the NOBLE AND RE-
FINED of Great Britain, at The LONDON OPERA
HOUSE, 10 be the elo1pn of e~lotcnS, nihc face OF the
competition Of the commediens Of Europe. In this
stupendous project, the same rigid adherance TO pure
taste and refinement that is so strikingiy displayed IN
the chasie md beautiful outfit, and indescribably
novel and interesting feats, will be peculiarly OBJ
servel in the mirih of the comediens
For the Programme Of the Concert, Synopsis OF The
Performances and Dramatis Personr Of the Divert
lismenis, BaIleis, Comedies, Pnntomimies, &c. see
Pamphlets und Descriptive sheets.
Admission 10 the whole, only 25 Gents.
The manager takes pleasure i'll announcing tina
in addition to this monster troupe, he has at a
enormous expense, secured the services OF 9Th
greatest female equestrian of the age,)
MADhpIb ..
the wonder of Europe and America, Also MoN'
MACARTE, the champion vaulter oil Europe. n
J. LYMAN, THE CHAMPION VAuLTER OF TIL
WoRLD, and II. NEEDHAM the celebrate
and accomplished Equestrian Director.
This company exceeds any in the United State
in magnitcence and splendor Of outfit. aud !
Equestrian Talent and Music it challenges Il
World.
NONE CAN EQUAL IT, as there is but OF
NED KENDALL, and but one MADAME NJ
RE MACARTE.
This company will have the honor ofperforr
ing in Lancaster Thursday. Sept. oii
for one day only. Doors open at . P. M, and
O'Clock in the Evening.
The company will also perform in Chillicot
Sept. 9TH; Circleville 9th; L%ithopolis 10th and c
lumbus Saturday Sept llth.
Lancaster, August 81, 1917.
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AYN MN G.
?. O. 8 e. Q. pRINKLE.

n q Q 3, u OAt4HN AAN4A'
ID ESPECTFULLY inform tile citizehs Of Ian.
caster and its sicinity, that they have open
ed q Tailor shop, ~ Councils Row, under The
Eagle office, directly Opposite tie Post Office,
where they can at all times be fodnd, ready u
execute any work that may be entrusted 10 them
ia tire ueatest aud most fashionable Inanner-aiid
low for Cash or al kinds Of Country Produce.
They respectfully solicit a share OF the public
patronage.
Lancaster, April 18th, 1917: ly49.
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Estafe of EIizabclh Morton.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator de bonis non on the estate OF Elizabeth
Morton, late Of Fairfield County, deceased.
JOHN McARTHER, Administrator.
Lancaster August 10, l847. 4wlo.
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w. Is. lkANk1N.

Attorney al Law and Solicitor in Chanetry'
OFFICE IN FOSTERS BRICK BUILDING.
~ in tie Room recently occupied by Charles
Borland. ESQ. Entrance, one door west OF kanit-
mans Drug Store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
May IA, 184T. III
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Corner Of Third & Pine 5, St. Louis.

And four hours since, | had the Fever and Agr'e
very bad for nearly six monthsi and Dr.. Watson
cured me at once, and l have never had 1t since.
have since then, sent, should think, forty persons,
who have all expressed their most entire satisfaction
as they 100, were cured in a Vety few days. do
no, hesitate to recommend DR.. Watson's Fever and
Asue Pills to the public, as one Of the best remedies
for Fever and Agile. D.. GooDFELLoW.
ST. Louis, Missouri.
For Sale by ]. C. HENLEY, LancastsrO Ohio.
Lancaster July 80, 1887. 6hlz.
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Spcctacles.

A Greater quantity than ever 10 be had nj
N GATES g. COSPER'S.
June 18, 1917.
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Estate of Daniel BOiseI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
y has been appointed and duly qualified, as
Administrator de boniS non of the Estate OF DAM
lEL BolsEL, deceased, late Of Fairfield County,
Ohio.
WILLIAM HAMILTON. Adm de bonfs non.
Clearcreek township, July 80, 1847. owls
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NAlicp.

ENHE Receivers of the LANCASTER OHIO
Il BANK having contracted with JACOB
GREENE, to redeem the Notes aud Bills Of said
Bank remaining in circulaiion-the SAME viii be
redeemed by said GREENE. 1t the Drug Store Of
George Kaufman. Min street, Lancaster, Ohio;
as the same shall be presented at that place.
II. II. HUNTER.
JOSEPH STUKEY,
Receivers of Lancaster Ohio Bank
4atcnster. OHM. Feb. 3. 1877. ~
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FoirfeId Common Pleas.

David Jennings, Administrator.
of Charles Swartz, dec. FElllloN
Vs.
Lydia Swartz. losELL
Henry Swartz,
Lavina Swartz, LANpS'
The said defendants, being minor children Of
said Charles Swartz dec. will take notice that a
petition was filed by said administrator at the May
term, l847, of the Court of Common Pleas for
Fairfield county, State Of Ohio, praying for an or
der Of sale Of Lot No %, in Hoshor's Addition to
the Town of Jefferson in said coanty for the pur.
pose Of paying the debts Of said decedent, and
that at the September Term, l847, of said Court
said order will be entred up accordingly
JOEL RADEBAUGH; Clerk F. c. P.
SrAsBERRY & VAN TRUMP, Ah'ys.
Augusta 6, ls47. piss so SYl6.
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Lancaster Female Academy.

The Fall term Of this school will on
Monday September 9th.
Encouraged by success Mrs. Ely will make in
creased efforts TO secure a continuance Of the pat
ronage she has SO richly enjoyed. The pupils
will be arranged i'll two distinct departments.
The LIST. under the immediate instruction of Mrs.
Ely. The ID or primary department under Miss
Helen NJ. Barker.
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EAMILY GROCERxEs---sueh as
~ Cohee. Rice. Mniassef, Chocolate, Teas. So
gar. New Orleans. Havona. SC. al Of the very
finest quality. constantly on hand, and for sale by
BURY & BECK.
LnpcnsIer. July 9. 1917.
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ELAX-sEED oLL--3oO Gallons Of
clear Flax-Seed Oil, just received and for sale
by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, July 8, lS47. .
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
John R. Mumaugh, Administrator of David Rees
Jr., deceased.
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For one day only, from P. M. TOD. p NJ,
ADMISSION rs CENTS
Children under ten years OF agc, is Cents.
RAYMOND s. WARING would announce TO
the citizens Of the West that they will now have
an opportunity of seeing the celebrated brave,
and powerful
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GREEN TEAS.

Steer Leqf-SeIdOm sold even by Iarge deaIetsi
because orthe very small profits made on It's
sale. This is a very superior Tea
Do do Golden Chop Planta-
ton or Garden growth so
Colder chop-+iis is the finest Green Tea cultivated in
China, II Is oetle inst picking. and excels all other
Green teas for us delicaoy of flavor. strength and aroma
Heretofore This tea has never reached tills country, ex-
cant in annlI lnia ne nrnsania IN lmnorIrra.
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RIank

For sale at the Gazette and Express uihc'
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N q r M S.

Isl. DErARTMESr-Geometry Mental aud Nor
al Philosophy, Rhetoric, Elements of Criticism. As
tronomy, Chemistry Composition &c.-$5 90.
Arithmetic, Geography, Nat. Philosophy Physi-
ology, Botany, Analysis, Grammar, Composition
Cd. Observation-Disclosures Grammar, Ge-
ography, Writing, History, Composition Spelling,
Reading 90
Spelling and Reading. so
French Drawing and Painting. each....-$2 90
j. w. ELY.
Lancaster, August 81, 1847. 3w16
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consumptive's Consultations

Lancaster August 81, 1847.
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Beside the above we expect daily from China
several splendid chops of Tea, Exclusively imPor-
ted by the PEKIN TEA CO, and which we in-
tend to copyright to prevent trickery. Let our
aoeuis get Iealy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

ght ana knowledge Of the subject than We can prelsss
Many Of the most experienced parties have, for
that have attsrly poured into markets has
that the arrivals at this only
hbit deficiency Of l04 asa bales against the pc
riod last year; but is nevertheless deserving OF
mark that thess very parties are acting on total supply
here Of only 725 to 10000,
There be question as 10 the rapidity with which
tho crop has hurried forward in this section of the
country planters having been induced to hasten their
shipments from q variety of causes, foremost among
which the desra TO benefit from the expected favor
abo change in the Liverpool market; and hence 1t s
that many Of the interior shipping points which usually
have ample supplies and abundant receipts coming for
ward at this period OF the season, now comparatively
exhausted Combining our romar9s, as we alwaysa in
the habit OF song to the region watered by tbs Msss
extreme opinions elsewhere, again reitsrate our for
mer estimate OF 900 900 bales the figure on which
most parties disposed 10 unto for the crop Of the Uni
ted States. IT.
On referring to our comparative tables annexed, il
will be perceived that there Ia falling on in the arri
walls at this port Of 04 464 bales against the period
last The quantity of Cotton received at all the
ports shows increase of ~ cit bales in the exports
Great Britain there is falling of Ct LAT sss baes and
France OF 5549 bales whilst to other foreign ports
there is increase Of showing total falling Of
in the shipments of III Ill bales against last year
The receipts at this port since the lAth ult amount to
Ill 676 bales OF which so GAS Louisiana ana Mssisfpp
- 678 Tennessee and North Alabama; 900 Arkansas
at Lake 1880 Florida; 24sS Mobile; 1872 Texas
against exports of a. 55l bales, viz ITO Liverpool
81 els baes Glasgow, $50; Londonderry, 30; Havre
2746; Nantz 35 Gottenburg, 60o Bremen, 646 Bar
celona, Ills; Havana 600; Genoa, 3,l6I; New York,
1899; Boston, IL 5oe Philadelphia, l,a72 Baltimore,
Guiding all shpboard not cleared yesterday Of
bales.
LivKRrooL and Mississippi
Interior OK; Ordinary, 81. on; Good Ordinary,
Middling Fair l0x IL; Fair, IN ny; Fully Fair,
IN; Good Fair, l3M l2x; Coed and Fine. lsk