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Tor RENT, with valuable servants included q
furnished situated In
able and containing pno breakfast
kitchen chabes
desirable a
family furnished,
articles Of linen silver, Ike, II de ared.
For and situation, apply
d. l.. JACKSON BRO.
Nov 2i-Thurslawn
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uOuSEKEEPING articles such
III French China dinner and
Iron China dinner, toilet
Crockery every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and girsndoIes
Table cutlery, and table
Japsnhed goods plated
Bronked iron goods, AibaR and britannia
Cooking utensils of almost every description.
Wood ware, ware, baskets, brushes, &c.
cie- houskeepc about
Purchasers win find decidedly their cs
Inc articles and prices c. w. BOTELER,
Nov l6-2aw3w Mark
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EOH RENTA brick stable and carriage house, perfect
Inquire Of r. H. STOCKTON.
Nov l9--3seods
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fNEiE PURE KIND.--We open day
80 pieces superior Irish linens, for shng warranted pure
linen
pieces exuannc linens for bosoms collars pure oil
linen Ets.t-.
Is pieces linen sheetngs, all widths and prices
10 pillow linens, assorted widths and prices
large lot OF towels napkins, towsines, and danssks
10 pieces extsa-fne bird eye diaper
100 pieces Scotch diaper s5f5F.41
200 pieces extrA-cheap shifting c0tt0ns
medium hne table damasks, by the ysYi
100 dpmask Table cloths all lengths choice patterns
With lots Of other g00ds. ~ff
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing may DO relied
tE Is14
PERRY L BROTHER,
Nov le-6uf Opposite Centre MsskeL
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nANClNa ACADEMY.-Etrs< Course.-Mr +. X. LIABLE
has the honor citizens OF Washington
town, snd Alexandria, dancng lessons for tho
season wi commence Thursday, November ~
George Thomas Pafkef south side Of Pennsylvania
between 9th and ss~is Opposite
Day. Of tuition. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
All the fashionable Introduced and taught
Oct t4-df
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Nov lS-3teoiI

rARPETINlaS at Reduced Priccsln consequence Of The
Iaeness Of the season. respectfully inform in want
Of nne carpets stock compets and will sell
prices considerably than We have done this
Having lately large acceysop stock from auctions
abroad, enabled 10 make this promise, with the confident
assurance ttat NIL who them must be pleased.
We have In store sa t4f
Rich velvet, do. tapestry, Brussels ~,
Plain English Brussels ets8s
Do. American Imperial, three-py
Extra tapestry, Ingram, double do. tapestry
Twied and plain Venetian
silk, woolen and hemp, and cotton ingram capng
with rugs aud door-mats 10 macl.
Also oclohs widths Styles and qualities which eu.
10 iii room, hall, PASSAGE according 70 diagram.
CLAGETT + DOD60N,
Penn. avenue, door OF Oh street, Washington
Nov l8--eo3tf
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N lew BANKING AOUne In Waah1nUton CITY,,
undersigned having been induced embAsk sschsr ~
hankiss the city Of Wahiuroa, o. c. himself
an early occasion to nofy his friends and Ne sAc generally 4
fact and solicit their ifs Indtualon WI
known N The Bank Of the Unton and nn which not oee
viii b. issusd for circuaton that win Represented
thing tangible and substantial In tbs ahaps NJ ecd and silver
% hs United States TREASURY, northern escbsas, vn ~
able funds. a
BY scs adherence Legitimate upon such s, Nh
viii readily he perceived that the public protscsd sna ~
teelf made 70 stand the Foundation Tbs
tered upon after The masaress dsfbsraion, aad " ry
Know hat meets with the approval on sHpssnced sne
hhahctsrs Of New Y0sk, Washington, and Richmond
In addition to the Issue Of notes for ccnlaon,
Union" Will collect drafts the eovsvnnems and on W.
cities Of the United and will negotiate M be M
ION commission Of state ocks, Gussanusd bonds o. Canal
road companies, and other good securities a., say
bnsinesa with the different Departments wv
''"@'-'" - RO. n. 0ALLAHhN
p,...... ". f,c,oh~r 1851 Nov Il-s,wlm
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MCAAosDs november ~, iool
cootNy 10 The Of Virgins VI ieAs, 4Sl
IA hereby make known ~ whom may IL an
sssr by ce6cas cscheator Of tbs city Of Norfolk dasS
Asv n and rscsived Into the land ses
the llh day Moveusbs, led thai nQss bald on ths s
day OGobe loa s hbowia 10Y yns ~ 's cry OF Nook
nave keen sbund eschessxd hts Common wssi " VIA
o. aad bounded By Dutmout susss ea Ne soss rnc
street On the Rss and ~ AnAa
With wood dwelling hosss N ~ escAAssd hen the
M al land bounded b. Liberty The NORTH by RoSe
the BY North " sss! On ns SOUTH
by Cumberland with IN otd oca noSc
az heated from of Robert Mcmann, Decreased
And vacant land the h0t9tQNFt street, bounded
nv Seden morrill, BY BousheS lana ON me SOUTH
~ Ioss s.chesed from ~ estate u Richard
~ RurLe deceased. Tests
- r. IL. PARKER,
Nov Inw6v Register of the Land O0hce
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HI4EGANT Embroidered Laoc And Svvies Mnslin Gun,
" received the store Of Tho subscroefs-
and muslin under curtains, smdotdaSed in
ramass and application work. al new ssye ana val be
sold cheap aftats. H..8a. ~ M &.2.sSt.
AIso style cornices and side pins or curtains
cloths, al large sizes FOR dneS
bios, aud for circular tables .5}i. 10y
"a, Ca and l0 Flemish tnblc dsMas, warrant
ss cd (simost never to wear opt ~ 5tt443 aaa ~
1874 Irish shsenss, heavy, ane, and
sonabe ss55 10 tasa.a
1874 and 1914 polka damssk, o. linen druege,, for
projecting carpets and tear q dancing, very
pretty goods Every VI enssEtains much
having their hoos, viii appreciate
article, trouble of lifting the and
CLAGErT b DODSON.
lS-jteoif
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NEW Fashionable Tailoring Establish.asst.--H O..
LOuDON X CO., mems and txloga Browns H0N,
just opened their stors with aa
stock OF goods for genuemens wear such
Cloths vesngs, and furnishing goods gsnssay
Army, navy, marine, and officers VIII dnd aso
swords epaues sashes laccs and such other
regulation their respective rescbe
of in legitimate tailoring and
goods desire please, with the cash system
against high nduccnenu that
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov IS-d1m ~ u
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CONTINUES 10 practise law In the Supreme Court 20 auen
before and sete accoono
against and boards Of commissioner W
And obtain and bounty lasd
coec, dsSs~ dvdsnds sacies and nhertanccs in any p
United in countries Of unds
asd boad and nesosass The
lands rights 8tais Inc
Union. : k
Particular attention paid California land tide ccmins
United states supreme Court appeal. 4r1 f .
prepaid, addressed 10 w g. Snshen Car
Place. Capitol I'LL, Washington, ID. Co. will with prompts
tsnion. n IT,. eaff - ag& 28--AV
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EAL EsTATE AGENCY.-A. hnTHwELL ieo1m. W
IL public that he has opened ONCE 7h stree
the ofce Of the National n,egeaoe os TIE purpose r
ing attention the purchase and sale Of city propsry
lie has for sale number Of building various parts
the city, which will be disposed Of accommodating ams a
improved property. -. fsta -
He win undertake tho negotiation purchases and sales Of cry
properly for parsons who may !,
To nonresident property holders nc Offers his services ma
sales, pay taxss nc. ats
For such pcrsons may property would s
himself 10 nqb purchasers. a..
For the bsnss which he he consider
self we'll quAhcd from knowledge the Location
value Of city property acquired his late business city co
All Letters postpaid viii receive attention.
Conveyancng, drawing Of deeds, &C., will b attended 70
Office. 80.
Being comnionsd justice Of the pesce will sisDd@
the tahlag Acknowledgements ~ dscAs be.
i3--0a W8W1f y F.
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NEvENAL THINGb.--We invite particular attention oci
II sIock OF the several ARTICLES below named az
Black French mernos alpaca. aud large ot
Mi prces, with all other kinds Of mourning goods 4.
Cloths, aud vesnss, from common to extra fine
The 6ne black cloths and vesays very choice
fabrics, low prices M#
10 bundles srino vests, long add short sleeves
5Ft8 grades t&lW
Dscas medium fine white satin
100 pieces white cAmbrics, various grades
col0ed mouss0incss "Josey
iannelso '9ss, 4la 4h Pa III
70 pleces fine figured musna patterns, f evenn.
& 4H
100 dozen white black co0red kid gloves, for ladies'
best quality, At rs cents per pair sSlet
with every other usually found in well ordered goods
house. Ml8s..4ss s4f 4s4 Et
Terms cash, unless arranged this contrary.
Good articles ow prces and fair dealing may ~ relied on in all
-~<~,r,,.,,
Nov ls-6tjf Oppositc Centre Market
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IN ~ - WINTER ARRANGKMENT-Beiwesh
- ~ ~ Philadelphia and Punburs-Tms reduced
hoursOn aer the LIST Of Decenbs ner %
will be carried Pennsylvania Raiosd Compaa
PhiIadepAa and Pibus hours with only
twenty eg', miles Of staging excellent turnpike
Fare, 81.
This the shortest and hast the West and m
Atlantic cr and the accommodations all respects Of m
highest character.
THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3m t4tA Agent Penn'a Railroad Co.
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Alexandria Boat.
a esy>0 The nvortc steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
&ta vii, depart the following hour. coach ccnuec
with the boat in Washington Boats fare l2k cent?
coach The coach will leave the CspP for the boat "
Leaves Alesandna AT 8, ~, II, I, ~, and
Leaves WASH ngtou Al ek, l0k, uS,1k, ~, and ~.
Nov lt--dd JOB CORSON, Captain
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NOLD WEATIIER.We have in store the following articles
u adapted for cold weather;
pairs Of blankets, Of all sizes and qualities varying po
from 81 50 to the Kind, worth from 81
To STA per pair
A large lot of comforts, calicoes, and cotton bats
10 bundles OF all kd OF underhr and drawers for gentle
10 pieces thick country made flannel
100 pieces white nanner all prices and widths,
fine t54
Also, superior "Welsh Rsnnels, !, q prices
50 of those cheap nanues a IS yard
case long wool sa wis., escorted sayies and pnces 10
many adapted for moarning.
Also, full stock of AL kinds Of domeptc Goods.
Terms cash, unless ngcd to the
Good articles, low prices, and fair dexliR1 ~ relic
PERRY BROTHER,
Nov ls--6uf Oppasits Cenus Market
WE prepared OFFER great imauoemsnts q
w all purchasers ri the following saaed articles
70 pieces black and coosed silk vsves Ill quaies
low priced .e r'tM
40 piece. black sks Of that choice "sosy kind"
priced
100 pieces French mcrnos psicss
the not four or five pieces extra black nsrinos
large lot OF ceths and cassimcres, for boys,
20 cartons plain white shxwIs, Al various prices
case small wooen vhawls, for misses.
With many other goods.
All sales at establishment he for cash. approved
al short dates strict uniformity 10 observed hi
Giles sold warranted to prove represented
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing be relied
cases,
FERRY 1 BROTHER,
Nov ls-6uf Opposite Centre Market.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10
CHICAGO BRASS * BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. RINCKER,
NO. 1913 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO,

Also on Canal Street, opposite Foss' Planning Mill.
TEYHE Proprietor OF this Establishment prepared to
Bells of all sizes. He would particularly invite
who wish 10 purchase Church Bells to those Of his
manufacture. His bells will be sold reasonable terms
they be purchased from the East from Agents OF
Eastern Establishments They viii be sold cheaper in fact
tuse he can make as good bell that will give large
volume sound those eastern manufacture with one
fourth less weight OF metal and this proportion of money
thus saved i'll the purchase his Bells warrants them
break for one with proper usage. and should
fail prove TO be good represented, it may
turned 70 his shop, and be made good without expense
the purchaser by reCSt be replaced by one II
should break any time during his life he Will re-cast
for half the expense Of casting Western people will the
advantage IA dealing with western man. and palronzing
western interests.
Ills bells have taken the premiums at the two last Fairs of
the Chicago MECHANICS hstitue-he last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The following is copy of the report
the committee the Bell submitted for inspection to the
Fair of May, 1850:
Article ii, Glass No. G. Church Bells
bell of 40 pounds by H. w Rncker of this city, is
well made and smooth casting. 1t exhibits great degree
of skill in lis manufacture; has admirable tone and
hrowsa greater volume of sound than any bell OF its size;
trial had between the above bell and one manufacture
ed by Mr. Mcncely of Troy ~ v the latter being consid
eraby the heavier of the pounds The arrangement
for ringing Mr.. Rncker bell temporary and
erior that of Mr.. Meneelys notwithstanding which we
believe that there bur little difference in the distance that
the bells could be heard and that the of Mr. Rnc-
er's bell by far the most pleasing TO the Gold
Medal was awarded to Mr. Rinckcr.
The above is true copy Of the Report.
c. r. SIOAT, Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics institute.
NJ. Rnckcr is also prepared do all kinds Brass work.
casing and furnishing, on short notice and in good style.
sachaS machinery. magnetic machines. physical sruments
soda fountains, beer pumps 'opcock. oil globes
Also heavy topperWook for All purposes.
Old Brass and Copper purchased and taken in exchange
for bells, atthc market prices.
Chicago. lo5l.
{ - orders may be left in Kenosha with T. RI-DD. or
al the Office OF the Telegraph.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10

In addition to the above 300 packages sold by Jas
NJ Corse; 430 by Dr. \. Pggo; 300 10y Edward Brooks
1872 by Bacon Hyde; 300 by John Bunding; IS by Dr.
Willing; - by DR.. Donaldson; and 300 by w & w. Kirk
patrickwhiCh, together with the sales by the wholesale
agents, prove that this article is altogether superior 10 any
otherremcdy ev5r offered for Consumption.
Price one Dime per Roll; Rolls for p cents; or 81 per
boz. liberal discount made Country Merchants
For by Druggists and Country Merchants, generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for use.
handsome engraving Of The Scottish Coat of Arms, and the
written signature Of Hamilton Wade (propretor) is the
outside wrapper If each roll and package
Messrs. BARNARD. BRO. & Co, Wholesale Druggists,
40 Main street. - Louis, No the General Agents..
Orders the Country, applications for agency drec-
ted to them, vii. meet with prompt attention. Iy-50
For sale at kenosba by T. Robinson, and
SiorkUeaiher lf- Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10
Eastern Manufactured Feather.
FURNITURE.

VA i. @cJfT,ia now -eljn. new and fashionable
. lTniafe % every description, remarkably low
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10
DIR. STOR.TS CELEBR.9TED SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY.
UNEQUALLED TIE TIuONY.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, DRuGGIsrs OF ST. LOUIS,
Do hereby certify, that the following is correct state
men oil the amount of sales of the preparation known
Us mr. Storm Scdtch Cough CGRdy prepared from his
glnal recipe, by HAMILTON WADE, of ST. Louis; and
we take pleasure in saying that it has given salts
faction 10 those OF our cuslUuIers who have used il.
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RsnARxABLR CuRE.-DE. Fryer. the oslsbRatsd Indian
Doctor. has the credit of schsvag sons remarkable eus
We were shown the other day slave bslonsins 70 the Od
Lsves Steam Cotton Press Third Municipality. who. ~
wers informed. had bssn cured Of oonsumpoa. or rather
was dschaEsd hs "a March. ass bsins confined ia
bsd f many month"; ThsneeEo appeared perfectly restored
We also saw. At the time. neg who had bssn cured
Of severe cancsr by Dr. Fer. [Rdton Louisiana Stat
Republican. Lafayette. May q, 1851. myao dAWf
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A Singular Court.-Inthe South American Re
public Of Chill, We learn from an article in the
Christian Review, there is a domestic court" q
tribunal of fathers to decide in the case Of minors
complaining Of the refusal Of parents to permit
their marriage. Unless the defendant can show
satisfactory cause for REFUSAL the court DEGREES the
marriage to take place." The effect Of this ar
nngement it il slated, il to cause runaway matches
to be comparatively scarce in Chill.
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To the Ladies'.

~ Mn. SHERMAN. thankful for past favon and
liberal patronage her lns Of happy inform her
friends and the public she has removed No. 70 Nayad
lss 3d. Charles street. where she prepared and
al Ladies and Children With the following arcss to Wit;
shsmn's SaspLpRR BRAcRs and ABDOMINAL Sur.
roRrERs, Dr.. Banning's BoDY BRACES. Dr. Crane's
SRoULDsR and 6PrHAL BRAcHs. Mn. BstB' 6uPPoRT.
ERs. Dr. Thompson's Surr0RrExs. stc. etc.
n Hours Of sttsudance 10 the morning. from A. NJ till
O'Clock r. NJ; and In The evening. from til r. N.
Females vii b In asndsncs assist and wait ppen adie
= n s apf9 2dp cod
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& E
+ zn,ke6. ~ 11ohils Resls,.r Inn. am. y,
- tis,lt 81 - CopvreersonsI cense.. n ~.
etoas,
/ Anoorjine 10 hrvmsr pnlsfieal dire;act,oc. II.
e1hess elect 30 IL dsm6csats, except Nessgv, !.
e1elcse.hie and White. The isprssentAiises
isss r:s. Wv y J sneleiofe ssand ss Il did in the
~ g tSs issS;ns n ,oI,,,. :, ;..,,. - y.
days Il miy b set down that Messls. Brarr. Hsr.
~ and Hubbard, ~ are Southern Riekts m6n.
ns!e messIs; Il g = uADescfombiel Smith, Cobb, and
sS5. ~ ssr'aSs.;n, ssn' r sSn ~ ~ osslon e.
elbot ase di1unonisls Of sdvocases of secHsson
Ihe Southern Rights men only contend for tie Is.
szact lignt Of secession, a. supra constitutional
/ S...sy' Dus 20 nos urge is exsrc'se Tor existing
a sor,h r....a;,. -. -,
~.s'.. SesoA'.aA o..nss 1ooA ~ sAiAoama lor
mncn co-opefation. Here ts another stone
rolled up against the aepulchre of disunionism. 4
Keatxcky.- old yvhie Ststa ssu.,ns n \. in
! vsry douhtfnl po.ition Tbs 81. :. ra
das. for fscvs,r,. fpo,..,,, !. .s.h-.:-:s
49,. I. ~ su. - = Y"s'9 sssnellnsa M neavy
iesals = NOT certain, and D6scou may save himself,
bpt We doubt it from the color Of the returns. A.
10 the resuts for Consresa ~ learr f,o. ~. ~
syiIle Journal. 81 the sth ths, q shs F.rs,. a..
sct Rr.cL.r,,d 1s,,, \. ,-."
-, rs.- os'j:. psoo!nly eioc.so over
tdsm) over Marshall, twhig.) In the Christian
district, Grey lind whg) over Jennings. .(whir.,
In The Loeau distfict. Ewins (whir, over Cl.rfs,
fd.m, ~ ,h.~ Ncrs..oL.. 5;s,.;.. p..sa 49,,
~. = n.c.,.. I,.'s,., J 10y wem'
vsel Mccaisy .wnls) ana McEifoy 'dem) In the
baeossown district the race u doubtIess close
ono between Hill (whig) and Stone, (dem.) The
contest in the Louisville district betveen Marshall
I(whis, and Meriws,,hsr dam, + clo.s hr, NJ, :.
N ~. ~ i..d S-'', = 1850 - A--'''
4sn"ssses'-lt would seem that the wings have
again lost the heavy whig district in which Nash,
vile il. Cullom was . heavy load to carry
Campbell, the whis candidate for Governor i ,uc.
los..fnl or there 3 !, cus.r ,,;,;n,, =, g n..,.
II ~ = s.e'A ''"k ~, ~ y. oas.kes
nsve no oouos Of ms success. 1he vicksbure
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WANTED.

HOUSE WANTED-A comfortable Dwelling,
~ IL the uppss psn ef ths second Municipslty q =
will be taken for one OI more yeeyl Apply TO -
suif 1w J. n. PALMER TO-. n Camp IT,
STORE WANTED--W Wanted to purchase for
~ cash. sfood sors within the limits Of Canal and -
PoydFas. Mae nssno and St Charles street.
F. b. SOUTAMAYDa Real Estats -
Au11 1w Gsnaal Agent, 50 Gavis It
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~ JOHN L. LEWIS, u psssent incumbest.
= canddsts lbr sIsctcu ~ ths 49, of 0AERlFF OF
THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. 4 ths November :lso-
tisa. ial
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-25

COOP AS WHEAT When Gov.
Trousdale nominated Trustees fox
the Lunatic Asylum, be nomina ated
five Wings and two Democrats
When Governor Campbell made his
nominations, he chose nine--all
Wings. This very naturally attract
ed the Democratic press, for, not
Withstanding straws are small things,
they show which way the wind blows,
A Wing friend of Coy. Campbell,
according to the American, was heard
defending him against the charge Of
prescription, after thi manner
"Why, my dear sir, lnaahc demo
erat was never heard Of in all the
the country. What sense would
there be in appointing democrats to
manage whig lunatics?" Now did
this defender of the faith found his
argument on the fact that, according
to the Banner, Whiggery is a about
81 xteen years old, and sixteen years
ago we had no asylum for lunaties; or
was it based upon observations made
during the session Of the present
Legislature. -NuJreesLoro' Ae'Fs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-25
Cotton.

A New Orleans correspondent OF
the Memphis Enquirer gives the fol-
lowing as the "gossip of the city
among the business folks"
The estimate Of the crop is from
twenty-five to twenty-seyen hundred
| thousand bales. There is no cotton
received here yet except from the
main trunk, the Mississippi river.
When the tributary streams open
great fears are entertained that the
receipts of cotton viii be so great,
combined with the fact that receiy-
er's necessities will be likewise SO
great, oecasioned entirely for want Of
Bank facilities commensurate with
the increase of the products of labor,
that cotton will be forced down to a
ruinous point, some think as low as
four. cents for middling; but time
alone can report correctly.
Sales of cotton have been larger
for the week just ended, and contln-
ually at easier prices or rather a
shade higher grade than the current
prices of the day preceding. Some
merchants watch the clouds like
hawks for fear the rains may set in
and catch them with cotton unsold.
4 q
They press sales all the time.
Tn consequence of light receipts
! at Charleston and Savannah, and none
lat all scarcely at Apalachicola and
Mobile, on account Of low water at
the two latter places, the foreign or
ders as well as coastwise we're trans
ferred- from those places to this city,
and this accounts for the great de-
mand that has been kept up here
nearly ever since the season opened.
These foreign orders, it is said,
we're created at the time that the
crop was supposed to be PARTIALLY de-
stroyed by the drouth, and an esti-
mate of a crop Of twenty-fpur hun
dred thousand bales.