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March IA. COOK & SAR0HET.
"KAZEENCoD".sEOA aA&2
yIytiIS valuable farm formerly occupied ~
il Mr.. Sargent, containing $50 acres Of f1ftn<
ing land in high state of cultivation, an orchard
Of 200 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant houss, dEe.
Together with 40 acres OF line timber, situate
on the Blue Grass road Al miles from this ciiys
is offered tor sale on verv reasonsbie terms.
COOK & SARGENT, Lind Agents.
March l-th IESD
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200 acres a fjnSe9 tan1

NEAR mouth of Pine river IN Mussatins
IN county for sale in 70 and 20 ucre Dsts.by
March "a. COOK g. SARGENT.
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AT a RARli4 S

WE offer TOR safe the farm Of JekH Grace IN
w Walnut Grove containing III acrss, ~
acres good tinbeI; one hundred acres in cultiya-
rien aud welt wateged. The owner wants -
70 o California and the property will be sold st
bargain. COX j SARGENT.
davenport, Feb. 1852.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

WE have forty Lossin "Green's Additions
w and aCook & Sargenl's addition" p The
city of Davenport, which we viii sell At fair pr.
Cos, and TO persons DESTROYS Of improving viii
give liberal credit for portion Of thepnrchsse
money COX & SARGENT.
Davennort. Feb t2. 1852.
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New Goods,

VUNHE Subscriber respectfully Announces to the
citizens If CLARINGT0N and vicinity,
that he is now receiving and openug a, his Store,
A Large and Weli-selected Stock of
DRY GOODS, HATS. BONNETS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE,
QUEEyNSTARE. GROCERIES,
&c &c, sc,
Selected expressly tor thi. market All Of whicl,
will be sold for Cash or Produce at the same pri-
ces charged in Wheeling
Also large loi 'of WINDOW SASH and
PANEL DOORS for sale
Jutie "a, 1852 R. CHASE
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HoLLfsTER, OKEY T. HoLi.IsTER,
July 7, 1852 his Solioitnr

St AMUEL p GUTHRIE, Ruth Brown Han.
~ nah Wmdland. John Brown. Aiexa'des
Brown. Bnriah Brown, Perry Brown, Benjamin
Brown, Isaac Brown, Joseph Brown, Eiijah
Brown, Benjamin Whttem. Perry Whiue,n,
Hannah Whitem, Marsh Whitem, Elizabeth
Whittcm, Tohitha Whittem, Mary Whiuem,
Jos,ds Whiltem. Jacob Starky, Perry Whitem,
Elizabeth Wbi,trm, Alexander Whittern, aud
Alice Written, will take notice that on the first
day of July, A. ID. 1852, J. A. " G. II Dav
enport e. Co., filed in the court OF Commoa Pleas
of MopIne County Ohio. a Bill in Chancery
sgains, you; the object aud prsyer of which is to
Obtain an order from said court for the sale Of the
south ast quarter Of the north east quarter Of sec.
iiun No. l3, in towosbip 8, Of rauge 6, in said
county Of Monroe ftr the Satisfaction Of 4 mort
gage held BY tbe saidJ A SCH Davenport & Co
on said premises: and YOU and each of you will
further take notice that unless yuu appear within
sixty days after the next Term OF said court, aud
plead, answer, cr demnr to said Bill. that at the
next Term after the expiration of said sixty days,
the said A. s. G Fl. Davenport & Co., will
proceed 10 take the matters Of said Bill as confes.
,ed and ask said court to decree thereon accord
ingiy
By ARCHBoLD DAVENPORT h
hoLLtsTER, OKEy & HoLLIsreR,
July Z. 1852, their attys
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Notice in Attachment.

A LII persons interested will take notice, thai
"A William Lamping s. Co., on the 22nd day
Of May, A. ID. 1852. sued out writ of attach.
ment from the Clerks office of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Monroe county, in the State Il Ohio
against Samuel III Guthrie in debt. for the sum
Of $1,000 10 debt. aud $1,000, 90 damages, which
writ has been served aud returned :.
] G. FLEMING, Clerk
By SELEy Y. MASON, dep. Clerk.
June 80. 1852
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified ..
Executor Of the last will and testament Of Jane,
Dotsou, late Of Monroe County. Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate will make i'm,
mediate payment. and oil persons having claim
against said estate, will present them legally ap
thsnticated TO the undersigned, within one year
JAMES w. SHANKLAND, Fxf
Of James Dotscp, deceased
June % 1852.
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DOAD NOTICE Notice Is hereby given
NJ that there will be petition presented to
the trustees of Salem township, Monroe county
Ohio. on the 3lst day Of July, 1852, for the loca.
ton and establishment Of a Township Road from
the premises OF the undersigned in said township,
through the lands OF Moses Ward along the line
between Ward and A, G.. Ewing SO as tn iutersect
the late survey running from Johnston's run to
the town Of Claring on.
July 7, 1852, TIMOTHY GOHAGAN.
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN
u e OrgG 10 w n'.

HNHE Subscribers will offer at public sale, to
IL the highest bidders, on
Saturday. the 14th day Of august 1852.
a number Of town lots 10 the newly laid out town
of GEORGETOWN The said town is situate
on the West {or Clear) Fork of Little Muskingum
in Washington township, Monroe County, Ohio,
on a beautiful and healthy elevation, about Is
miles south of Woods6eld, miles sonth Of Grays.
vile, miles east of Lebanon, and Is miles from
Matamoras and Grandvew on the Ohio River
The prOprietors can recommend this place as be-
ing desirable location for Mechanics, and being
in the center of the largest tobacco growing region
in the county, tobacco Merchants would find it to
their interest TO locate here. Grist and saw mills
are easily accessible.
STEPHEN HENTHORN.
July IA, 1852. JAMES ENLOW.
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NTARY ST. GLARS ESTATE = Notice is
Ivl hereby given, that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Executor Of the Estate
-of Mary ST. Clair. late Of Monroe county, de-
ceased THOMAS GRIFFITH. Ex'r.
June 80, 1852
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A Rare Chance. /.

SIAIEOf UiltO, MONhOC COUNI1 4, SS.
PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY.
HEY virtue Of an order If the Judge Of said
ID court, made on the 18th day Of June 1852,
Ia the case OF Thomas McMahon, as the Execu-
tor OF the last win aud testament of Samuel Irwin,
deceased. against John Irwin, ct al, upon a peti.
ton flied by said McMahon as snch Executor, in
the said Probate Court, to sell the lands of said
Testaior. under the will of said Teststor; I. the
said Thomas McMshou, as such Executor, the
petitioner in said case will SELL upon the premises
the following lands and tenements. to wit: The
north east. quarter Of the south east quarter Of
section 1, township 4, and range g.. containing
40 acres, more or less. lying and being in said
county.
Sale on Monday. August oh, 1859.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ and 4 o..
clock, P. NJ Of said day.
Terms-Oo cash in hand. one.third Ia
six months, aud the residue in one year, with 10.
terest from the day Of sale.
Payments to be secured to the satisfaction oil
the undersigned
THOMAS MCMAHON,
% Executor a. aforesaid.
SINCLAIR q 0KEY,
June %, 1852. Attorneys. for Petitioner
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EOHN KENNEDY, is hereLy notified. thst
% OH the 18th day Of April. A. II. 1852. Alex
auder Kennedy. of Monroe County, Ohio. hled
in the Court OF Common Pleas. Of the county of
Mc,roe. and State of Ohio Bill in Chancery.
against the said John Kennedy: The object and
prayer of winch Bill il to hrecIose . mortRa Raga
upon the east half Of the north east quarter, aad
the north west quarter Of the north east quarter
OF section %, townships S and range 6. il, Monroe
County. Ohio. given by Thomas Kennedy IN hrs
life time, to said Alexander Kennedy. And the
said John Kennedy Is further notified. that unless
he appears and pleads, answers or demmrs 10 the
said Bill within sixty days alter the next Term Of
said Court. the said Alexander Kennedy. ct the
Term next after the expiration ol ssid sixty days.
will apply to said Court to take the matters of the
bill az confessed snd To decree thereon accordingly.
hOLLISTER, OKEY & HOLiisTER.
June o. 1852 his Solicitors.
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HoLLIsrER, OxEy & HoLLIsrER,
July 7, 1852 Solicitors for Complainant.

as AMUEL n, GUTHRIE ard Nelson briggs
- are hereby notified. that on the lst day Of
Juiy 1852, jeremiah Okey of Monroe County,
Ohio, filed in the court Of Common Pleas Of the
county Of Monroe, aud State of OHIO, Bill in
Chancery against the said Samuel n f. Guthrie and
Nelson Dliggs the object and PRAYER OF which is
to cumpel a.specIiic performances. on the part OF
said Guthrie, oi certain contract, by which the
said Guthrie became bound to the ssid jeremiah
okey 10 convey, by good and sufficient title.
the following real estate, situate la said county
of Monroe, to wli: The east half Of the north
west quarter Of section %, in township 4, Of
range s. also the west half OF the north east quar-
ter Of he same section, township and range; also
the south east quarter OF the north east quarter OF
the same section, township aud range; also the
north west QUA ter Of the south east quarter Of the
same section township and range; anc to compel
sad Nelson briggs to release any title he may
have 10 said PREMISES aud to quiet said Okey ia
his possession, aud title TO said premises; aud the
said Samuel II Guthrie and Nelson D-iggs are
further notified, that unless they appear and plead
answer or demnr to the said Bill within sixty days
after the next Term Of SAID court, the said Jere-
. miah Okey al the Term next after the expiration
Of said sixty days, w apply to said court to take
the matters Of the Bill as confessed and to decree
thereon accordingly.
HOLLsTEa, OKEy g. HoLLlsTER.
July 7. 1852. Solicitors for Complainant.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrstor OF the Estate Of Richard Haythornthwait,
late Of Monroe county, Ohm deceased
WILLIAM HAYTHoRNTHWAIT. Admir-.
June 80. 1889.
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SAMUEL H. GUTHRIE n hereby notified.
- that on the lst day Of July, A. D. 1852. Jashes
Grant Of Monroe County, Ohio. filed in the court
Of Common Pleas OF the county OF Monroe. and
State Of Ohio, Bill in Chsneery against the said
Samuel H. Guihie; the object snd prayer OF WHICH
Bill is to compel him specifically to perform con-
tract made with the said James Grant, by whici,
he agreed TO convey 10 said Grant fhe west half
OF the south west quarter Of section 10, in town
ship 4. Of range S, in Monroe County, Ohio; and
the said Samuel u. Guthrie is further notified.
that unless he appears and pleads, answers. OF de-
murs to the said Bill within sixty days after the
next Term Of said court, the said James Grant %
The Term next after the expiration Of said sixty
days. will apply to said court TO take the matters
Of the Bill ss confessed. and 10 decree thereon
accordingly.
HoLLisrER. 0xEY & HoLLIsrER.
July z. 1852 h,s su'ys.
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AN ACT to prevent gambling, riots. noise, d
turbances, or disorderIy assembiages,
in the town of Benllsyille!


in the town of BesisviIle!V
SEC l. Be it Ordained By The 1orn Couneii
Of The To,on Of Bediispliie, That il shs he held
and deemed, as in violatoB of the public peace.
and contrary 10 The dig ity, comf1d and convent
ence Of the Corporat,on of he Town nf BsslIs-
willie and its iDbahilaits for boys, "r oih persons,
to congregaie or assemble on the streets or alleys
of sad tnNn, and make, or cause TO he made, Ell
ther in sport or other aise noise or disturbance
to the snoy snce dl-pieasure Of the Inhabitants
Of such locality; aud s.y porson or persons go of.
Tending shalt upon conviction thereof. be fined 10
any sum not less than fifty cents, nor more than
five dollars.
SFc. 2. That gambling OF any kind, riotons, ~
decent, Of disorderly conduct, shall not he per-
mitted within the limits OF the corporations; aud
any person SO offending. shall, upon convection
thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding twen-
ty dollars and in default cf payment, or saisfsc-
tory security for the same shall be liable TO i'm
prisoumen,, at the discretion Of the court
SEC g. lhatIt shalt be- unlawful for any persrn
or persons 10 nOies, dsuirb, or anroy by noise.
or by any other diyorier, proceeding, any fei,.
elous society 81 luy other assembly Of ihe people
lawfully convened, any qerssu ~ persons th1s pi'
fsB6ing snail .upc 1OnNictj'n ,harsDi be Hhed
40 'ess ihan 00ei 3fi mogs ih''. twenty d1'lass
and "a defan Of ayment. shall be liable O. 'i'lrty
DAYS mprisotneetiu in the jail of the county, at the
discretion Of the court.
SEGA That it shall he unlawful for any person
to shoot or discharge load from any gun, pistol.
or other fire arms, in the Town Of BeallsvIIe, or
burn fire crackers, or other fire works. on any o
the streets or aIlevs of said town. tor sport or 9th
erwise; any person So offending, shall, upon con-
victon thereof, pay fine of not less 'han twenty
five cents, nor more than one dollar.
fpl or 4 r.. q, -
after the first day of August, next
HENRY Lob MiRE, Mayor
JAMES vALANTivE. Recorder.
RealisyjlIe July e. 1852.
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Totsi indebtedness OF County $3067 81 4
SURPLUS REVENUE
Amout remaining unpaid at January
settlement s7,s7s 10
Amt due the State last January 6.l75 SO
Balance in favor Of the County ST. 5e2 SO
Probable amount that can be col
lected S4,7S8 90
Leaving balance to be made
up by the county for the
State of 1857 SO -6,l75 So
Probable amount that cannot be col
lecled $3.50 40
AUDITORS OFFICE. WooDsFIELD,
Monroe Co.. Ohio, July Is, 1859
certify the foregoing to be correct statement
Of the Receipts and Expenditures Of Monroe
County, COR the year commencing June 3 1851
and ending June 7. 1859; aud that the above is
correct statement Of The County Debt, as appears
upon the books Of this office
J. B NOLL, Aud NJ. CO
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COUNTY DEBT.

COUNTY DEBT. ~
Amount Of outstanding orders unre-
deemed S1,151 54 a
Amount Of principal Of Funded debt 1880 4s
Interest due on same l2O ~
Borrowed for New Jail 22s 0o
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j. H0MAS HOLDREN is hereby notified.
X that on the 30ih day of March, A. d. 1852,
Isaac Askew, of Belmont county, Ohio, filed in
the court # Common Pleas Of the county of Mon-
roe, and State of Ohio, a Bill in Chancery against
the said Thomas Holden, the object and prayer
of which is to foreclose mortgage made by the
said Thomas Holdren to the said Isaac Askew
upon the following described real estate, situate in
M ,nroe county, Ohio, and commencing al the
north east corner of the north east quarter Of the
south earst quarter Of section l, in township 6,
oi Range Z. running thence south to the Clear
Fork al Little Muskngum, thence down said
creek to Joseph Hinds' corner, aud from said
Hinds' corner west 261s perches to stake two
degrees north, thence west 80 perches to a white
oak 20 degrees north, thence west 80 prrcbes to a
stake 20 degrees north thence west TO the corner,
thence north supposed TO be so perches to corner.
thence east to the place OF beginning. containing
60 acres, more or less; and nie said Thomas Ho
dren is further notified that unless he appears and
pleads, answers, or demurs to the said Bill within
60 days after the next Term of said court, the
sad Isaac A-kew at the next Term after the expi
ration of SAID SO days. viii apply to said court to
take the matters Of the Bill as confessed, and to
decree thereon accordingly
lioLLisrER, OKEY & HoLLIsTER,
July Z, 1852. bis Solicitors.
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v@s Receipts and Expenditures.
"A 1851 and ending June 1907
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Tot.Il.iodsbtedn..s Of County SO .Os7 81 4
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HAssEL vAURIPER.

SALINE, Oct. IA, 1901.
Mr.. d. PARK-Dear Sir: send you the
foregoing certificate and so far as am acquainted
with his case, it is all true. procured Il think
ing II might be benefit you aud to the afflicted
You have the privilege oi using it /" you think
best Yours. ya.f
W REEDS
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RIO GRANDE CORREspoNpENCE.


Special Correspondence of the N Y Picayune.
BROWNSVILLE, Feb 7, 1852
Everything is quiet here as yet though rumors are
re as to movements about to be made by Carvaja and
ms force Some men who were cutting grass, about
fourteen miles from this place. few days since report
that they saw body of men, about eighty in number
wen armed and mounted apparently from the interior
who We're moving upthe country. These ore supposed
to be OF the recently raised in Texas
who are beginning to arrive
Col Ford has been elected to the Senate of Texas in
place otthe late General Bureson This is thought to
indicate his intention of abandoning the cause of Carva
jail but the friends OF Col Ford here feel confident that
he only consented to be candidate to cover his real
designs and that he will shortly be out here at the head
ofhis men. They contend that he cannot now retreat
without dishonor and assert that he is not the man
abandon the Of freedom in the hour of ADVERSE
ty.
The steamer Camanche arrived this morning from
Rio Grande City, with number of witnesses summoned
to testify before the grand jury now sitting here. Bre-
vet Majors Paul and Garnett, of the It'll Infantry have
been placed under arrest by Gen. Harvey for dsobe-
dence of orders The cause ofther refusal to obey is
not known
Gen. Avalos was married night before last and great
the rejoicing thereat in Matalnoros His bride is
said to be young, handsome accomplished and rich,
while he is Old and ugly, and perfect Sambo in color
They were originally married by proxy; and it is said
never saw each other until a few days since &C.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY RICHARD CAUTHoRn.

Ed OCULAR SALE DAYS, RONDAYS,
Ma Wednesdays and Fridsys.-Saie OF horses ev. ~
Saturday-,On the days above named, commencing az
81 o'clock, will sell auction at my store on 18th 81
varetv OF Miscellaneous articles consisting OF lie ol
loving:
CanSles, soap, RAILS Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
a9d Sides, Rice, Pepp Ginger. Brandy, Whskey, Gin
Molasst Butter, Lard, Herrinqs, Shad
:, FURNITURE Bureaus, Sideboards, Washstands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Dedsteads
Chair, Candlesands, Dining Tea, and Toilet TabJes
Bedding OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many othor articles in the housekeeping
las. f'
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-IwilIalsos sell Roo,s
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing Of every kind Hats, Caps
CroeEery-wsre, Matches, WntiRgsad Wrapping Pa
pei, Books, &c.
anal r. GAuTHoRN
J IGHT SALES, NIGHT SAI,ES.--0n
lN MONDAY evening The Goth Sepember. AZ half
past o'clock at my opposite the CITY Hotel I
VIII commence my Night Sales, and vii! continue
mem during the season, at which time will be sold from
me Shelves general assortment of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy
Gonds, &c. &c. U'
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Clo,b.
Cass es, Veshgs, Caiicoes, Apacas, Irish Linens
Cashmefes' MUSINGS Shirtings CasBes, Flannels Pins
and Seedles Spool Cotton, Silk Umbrellas Hosiery
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.-supericr Ivory
handle bar Knives and Forks, Isl pieces Buck Hand q
Knlves and Forks per dozt n Britannia Ware, Tea
Trays, Walters, Pocket aud Carded Knives, Scissors
Razors, Ihimhes, Braces, Bits, &e
-, Fanny GOODS-Ladies' Writing Desks and
Work Boxes, Cologne, Fancy Soaps, looks and Eyes
Knitting rms, suspenders Aeeordeons. Dressn :
Tuck and Side Combs, Back gammons Razors, sstrops
Hair Brushes, Money Purs $, Family and Pocket b.
bes, Playing Cards Paper, &c.
JEWELLER Y-Fne Patent Gold Lever Watches
Gold Detached Levers, full ewelled Gold Cylinder do.
Do, English Silver Levers, &c, Gold Pens and Pen.
els, Silver do. Breastpns, Gold Guard Chains, Gold
FOB do, Steel Chains, Cameo Pms, Bracelets. Ear
Kings, Casters, Segars. Matches, &C.
se27 A. MOTT & Co Aucts
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nOMESTIC COTTONS.-We are now receiving
- large assortment of brown and bleached Domestic
Cotton Goods from the most approved factories consist
ing of a. rs A Ga 1914 and 12,4 Shirtngs and Sheet.
ings, brown and bleached Drilngs and Jeans
Also, Osnaburgs of superior quality, for sale by
. WADSWORTH, TURNER x Co,
fe 28-6w .. rs Main street
SPRING GOODS-We are receiving, by various ar
- rivals great variety of American Fancy Prints
"a and A English, superior quality do
Manchester Ginghams
Printed Lawns and Muslins
Black and coloured Bareges
Barege de Lanes. for sale by
WADSW ORTIZ, TURNER L CO..
te 28-4w rs Main street
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t.osfmiss,esar ssa sssaas.
6o.,5s,ondent, " he B,sl,sord 1y,a,s,

LIVERPOOL; 9th February. 1852
Notwithstanding fair numerical amount ofTOBAC-
co sold during the last month"; and reduction of stock
of $500 hhd as compared with last year. the Market
Is still in disorganized state Sales cannot be
manded or forced Speculation which, for years,
has been more or less the support of redundant stock
being altogether withdrawn, the Home Trade and ordi
nary export demand found to be totally inadequate
to the giving facility and stability to the market,
settled obtanabe value excessive stock OF Tobac-
which is all eagerly offered for sale The bare state
of the Continental Markets has yet little practical
effect upon prices stocks OF Tobacco in this country
WHAT may do for in the spring. leaf,
will depend very much upon the competition to be
countered from shipments direct from the United Stae,
to Continental ports and the effect which low prices
will have towards revivng business and reducing the
consumption of inferior substitutes for American To-
bacco The prices of Stemmed it is scarcely
ry repeat will be entirely governed by the quantity
imported, combined with the large proportion of the
present heavy stock, which shall remain to meet it
truthful understanding of the state and prospects of To
bacco article of trade, never more requisite,
in order the fitting adjustment of future importation to
consumption and thereby to the recovering of sound
condition of business. To this end must observe
that Brokers Circulars written under the supervision
of importing holders of Tobacco and especially
addressed to purchasing customers have naturally a
bias tow sangune views and are consequently not
the safest reporters of the actual state of markets in
such untoward times as the present