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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
TERMS OF TIE REGISTER.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24

r%THE SUBSCRIBER hegs leave to IN
form E}R.NERS and MILL OU.NERS that he
has associated himself with Slessrs. McFeIGh 4
Chamberlain in the Produce Commission B .!
ness. He will give his strict personal attsnt'on,
to the sale of Wheat, Corn, Flour, &C. &c and
will, at all times guarantee best market prices
quick sales,-and prompt returns, II,
lie most earnestly solicits call from the
merchants also as he is satisfied it wi be to lheiI
interest to give the above stock Il orougn eN-
animation before they supply themsc''e5 G,se-
N,rcr,bcr o6 1253 l-ly
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COPARTNERSIuP NOTICE

The undersigned have ti- day (Nug. il. loJ3J
| associated themselves in th's CITY, under HE
firm and style of HuP1 & .Ncjrigh. Tor the
prosecution Of 4 Gsnerh Notion Trade similar
To that IN the Northern cities.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
aEESTS

Wy. II. PGAKR. Sun Iron Buildings, Baltimore
G. PIERCE, 46 South Third street LAY
BRorRER. 81 South Fourth street, are a9en' -, m
Philadelphia; V. B. PALMER Tribune 0O''a-
ings, New York.
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N'VEIGH & Chamberlain.
WHOLESALE GHoCLh9'
Produce and Commission Merchants,
WHOLESALE CgoCCRs

Produce ana J0nlllllSSiOl hlVlO'iu''''
Prince Street Whnf Alexandria, Va,
TTAvE the pleasure to make known to tnelr
Ii customers and dealers generally the arEI'" Il
Of their FALL STOCK, purchased directly oil
the hnporieys in New York and Boston, ana con-
IA lids. n. o., P. Rico and Cuba Sugars
81 do Clarified w
- boxes Double Refined Loaf 10
IOj bhls. Crushed and PulVcrzed 40
60 10 GRADUATED
175 hhds. Trinidad, Cardenas, Muscovado and
Sugar-house molasseS,
105 bbIs. n. O. and Sugar-honse Syrup ,
3O5 bags Green Rio, Marcaibo, Lagulra ana
Manila OU"e'
100 bags Old White Govt, Java s Cuba Go
From long experience and careful selection ,
they are prepared TO offer the largest ana "a nus.
desirable stock of recently imported Tells 'ill
has ever been offered in this market, TO which
the attention Of purchasers is particularly re-
Quested. They enumerate the following 'ar'e-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24

DLANK Warrants and Executions '''
y sale III this Office.
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90 Low street. Baltimore
rurrn,rIsu AND Gorr.

Mrs. ]. L. Johnson of Virginia suffered from
rheumatism and Gout for eight years, at times
unable to turn herself in bed, being possessed by
ample means, She employed the best medical al
tendance. and travelled through Eneland, France
and Germany, in quest of the celebrated Phys
clans and remedies ofiho>c countries, "as i,n"I'
" cured by DIR. Chalmers Sanatye Tmcmre,
TIE TILES CURED.
James ". Jaspar Of Lebanon Pa, cured OF
Piles Of six wears standing, by using four bot
Ties of DR. Chalmers sanatlye IlnctUrc. IIicC
one dollar per bottle or SIX bottles for fave dol
lars. for sale at the general agency, SET" s
u,<cr, IO8 Baltimore ST. BaItimoV,'o whom al
letters on business must be addressed Posl-Pa'"
and for sale by L. c. UIttamS and Joseph Emu"
>hcphcrdstown. Nov 70 Io0'-'!
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AN ASTONISHING CURE.
B0jIimGYr. Nav lO, j

BuitinGfc, May IL, l1"''
Dear Sir.-I have been afflicted for the last
seven wears with General Weakness, prostra-
lion. sour stomach, dyspepsia costiYcncs' eN-
IRENE nervousness and headache, brought on as
believe, originally by taking large quantities Of
,lcrcury, which nearly terminated my lille. 9'V-
eral physicians were employed, aud a great ma
ny medicines to no purpose. Among the rest
were numerous Trnctures, sars&parl!laS anu
o,bor medicines advertised for the same purpose
yonrs. .ind at last a friend Of the family reques
ted me to try your DIR. Chalmers Sona!Wc
TinctIre, which did, with no hope that II
would operate with any better effect than III,
others, but rejoice, and fee! my heart expand
towards you my dear sir, when inform you
have not yet taken three bottles, and already en-
ioy better health than for - years previous Il
his date. Costivencss, headache, nervousness
plies, dyspepsia, all are gone, and have not 'h'
least doubt it will ultimately restore me TO con
plctc health. shall ever take pleasure IN re
rnn,ornIinc il to others troubled in like man
| ner With my best respects,
CHARLES DUNN,
Il
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50 lICTCcs pure OIItT ' TNUSdT' -,
srz-ln the selection and purchase of the above
they have been influenced by the increased ia
ciiiics of transportation via Rail Road and Ca
nal, and have greatly enlarged their supplies to
meet the increased demand, and as the larger
proportion of their stock was purchased before
the late aIrauccs they fully prepared to offer
,s.grrat inducements as can oe found IN any oil
the Northern cities.
zI4sA An examination from all in search oil par
rains is respectfully solicited. r,r
Sent 90
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24

IO5 chests s half chests Extra Gunp ga
80 90 I II pt anu r.aa, variety do
10 90 Louchol,S-ln az, v III.
100 do GunP.' Imperial ana e n! do
son. medium ii my quaHoy
- tierces i'eS'I oeH' INV
- do Plmento,
100 mats Cinnamon,
300 lbs. Nutmegs-No l. ,
10 boxes CASTLE, loilet y val 'e5''eD lo,s
bar "o da
225 do Dark and tale Kosh W
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24

.9LEX.INDRL3, "a, SEPTEMBER, loo5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
Foreign Ports.

AT Barbados May SO bark. n II. Wolfe for Beltss, supPsed
IresrG Excesor from New Haven, FOX Porto keo
Sailed -ih bark Charles oden from Phiakep hs
AZ Antisus It'll inst big Huness wi.r Of aud from Phla
pha Petrol Fitzgerald from Baltimore Ter Ishmus OF Daren
A. Msyssuer 5th inst Gazee Word for New Haven ds;
DIE ier New Haven do R.nsc~ Armstrong wig
A. Ponce R.. Sd inst bark Antelope wh'iesey for New
Al cieniSeso. 50 r., ship Moro Castle Bishop and
Hsye. and e. " Horton Packard for do lds brig. Hsmle
Carr Philadepha days. Fillmore kHwan for Baltimore;
AZ n.Dssna Sd inst brig Mary Pierce NewYort
At sssus 18th Dsucy Ave for New York d. John
Bird Bid from do Just Mary, wden for Boston .day'i
4, Havsns ships Rcbt Pseu Purrnson for London
Nssio Bseit for Hamburg capacity taken urat rs ba
fe.ieS Tor cCSs. isten up Henry
Raen ehd r Falmouth at rs - eaFries ~ or 800 boxes
Duck Bd tasen fox sasua aud London " some rate cargo
to be delivered sl9u s'de ,,cu,. .A,, ., Lad =.
Hsvsua for 49, $500 boxe. Jacob Prsnr
Iorina taken up 49, so boxes; Edwin
SD frs1 do 2,hn. ship Niagara Swift Trieste via Newyork
Hamburg; brig big 81 B. Martin French Trieste
Helen Mara Pierce New York sid 18th, brig Cardiff Whitaker
Ar d. i2h inst brig Jere Fowler wnsow FOR Boston loading
Ar at Qu bee ships Danube Rich. Bath; cornes
Jones NewYoIk Mayfower Fa!es, Aexandnai John Mees'
A. Cachso Africa April 80 bark W. Porter Ropes for Bis.au
At A.ssu April o. .ch Alexsder Mitchell Baker for Gambia
Sid FIN Smyrna 18th ult. ship Tssr, Schbye Boston.
,o A. Palermo D. Ss S Tso TN p%'Gh T
so,h Bo.tor Csmbria Brl for do sailed sd u bark
Prompt Goham Boston, brig Elouise. NeaP New foIs Sts
bks Apollo Burr Newfork was reported loading for fhde
rha john Cray OBJ Wright Boston, mot previousy bark
Altoona Beehe 18th u from Mena and aid on the 18th or
3Oth for New York.
Az Mase 9Th inst bark Splendid Savage for Boston days
Al Glasgow 18th ship Absiso Hall for New'Yors lds bark
John Moses fox Boston Br brigs Mary Ellen for DOL
Elizabeth McWhier for dol Prince Albert Cark for New ork
lo franklin Abbott for San FrancscOi NOrw brig Queen Vic
toria for Providence ldg -,
Az inst ship President Fillmore Nelson for New
York, ldg . ;. -, r ~
York - =, -
SID I'm Aspnwsll 10th inst, III inos New York
Al Jacne Sth inst Mary Eleanor Mason for New York a
Sid. abt 9Th. brig Harriet. Ha,etine, New York .
10th inst brig Charles kershaw MeSann for New
York dg.-oDly Am. vessel
Arr at ST. Johns f. 7th inst, Marietta Gwn, Boston, oh
Midway, In Boston.
An al Grace ~ F. Sd inst schr Apollo Moret Boston
An at Pciou 10Th inst, schr Orlando. Gsddes, Boston
Halifax 7b inst brig Panels Wsss Philadelphia chr
HAMPTON Fedecsbug 18th brig Augusta Bernier que
bee with oss of head OF foremasti sch go
Sable with wrecked goods fun brig East Boston Cid
18th Bow Rahburn and Mary Glawson, for Richmond 18TH
brig Boston. Lsybod Boston. . =, ,,,
Ar at St. Ste phen b. 18th inst ships Superior Mason Pha
derhis Belmont Fox, Boston, bark Jupiter Bay rs dol 5ta
chip Knekerboeker. sabody, NewYorki 18TH bark "eAin
Glover, do.
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Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Canada LIVERPOOL, 9Th No, 9Th, 1874
Market had pe.ty attendance but only
demand existed for WHEAT barely good those
last FLOUR, decline of q Dbl sold pretty
freely the whole better OF business
rtsulfed than generally anticipated
indian C0RS cold moderate extent a. IL for prime yellow,
and 50 $40 for white.
OATMEAL fair At former prices but OATS were Aul
sale al scarcely 20 good rates.
The weather brilliantly tine.
Imports past oonss, OF 1923 quarters WHEAT
CoKN and - bb FLOUR Exports for tue
period 3g9 quarters WHEAT, 1858 do INDIAN Corr
2,3s3 bbs and / 65J sacks FLOUR.
quote Cereses this days market
Nhs WHEAT II lOdl24 red ll2dil v 10 Bs BALTIMORE sad
Philadelphia FLOUR d3g6 Ohio IS 80 s. Western Canal
dS3 yellow SDsS CoRS ~ TO 81 white So 04oi = $50 rs
CoTToS-Eary m the there advance OF I'd = 70
An eTcan Cotton the O paid LAST week but
last quotations. and the whole VI
this has during days Tots sales
72o bales owlch reported for Speculation 70 100 bes and
for Export 80 bales Imports uhng-ony $50 bales; but large
arrivals be expected with change Of wind.
OUEs BARK is quiet, without change
LAID has dysneed s about y cwt, 81 being the
ard 81 assed There has been
the The quantity afosf abou, BOO
and by last about ~
Stocb about 5 SEQ nearly BE- estimated
TALLov has been inquired for advance In OF l.
owt about 80 casks North American sold a. 10 as 30
South Anne y. ~. c..
Beer old Western Miller McCsnn Cs ="
sold g. but LITTLE here aud there change its
value.
foRE quiet much sale for il prescut.
BACON has been demand quantity has changed
hands At 81. q AZ al ioT consumption.
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Clcean Sfeauers.
Passengers Arrived

as ,,csip Uaisn from Hrys and SoHanpiosMAians Cones
si,sn.Itsf : Nolosk Mr.. Hampton :. Maily l. Pune,
Msasns Msihi.s Madame Lninser and servant Mailer N-'
Ps.,II Gracihni and lady James Hoher, Mr. Know snf
,h,s, children Dlott A. Gaspa1ui Nj Trpo, Mr. Goe, Mr.
Renter adv and children, Nj Bote snd dy M De.eheno
" peiror Mr. Seiz Miss Babel Mrs Michel. Madame B0uclAri
w, t;uilisno Mr. Mouchnux. NJ Woers, Mr. Goez Mt Sale
A. md Lou. Bensrd Mr. Ross Prince Ru Ms Lang and
Children Frankfet Jos Mauger Mr. Mors. Nj Bernard NJ
- Nj, y. Tusters Ca1a and lady NJ Gary VT
Mou.es Mr Boehsu Mr. Csss Miss Cordsla Ms, SG"nT
u IA Hoorer Gross Mr.. suuddi1s Madame Foschia and
DR. 1b,.r Dr. G. II c. Setter besrer of dspatches
IN ne North star from ,praraAE w Torrey aud
l.5v, MOVE children; MrA SlaSer with three
elrsn; Mrs Joseln Mrs Ka,enias Mons and Miisms Anas
Tiiou Hudson Carol Dc Grsw Brown, Weimore. Goodwin
p,tk adams smith Harris CLARK Asfon Coarwrsht. Hopkins
csSon Fish Thurst Cook Lent Graham Buell. Anthony,
AoIhspv Dr. Moore Burdsw. Hall Plant, Smith, Mckinley.
Nav Dsvis Sawyer Wskup, Toney Rchar jones Coles West
scu6de Clark Cox Ward keyes Dr. CLARK
H,vens Han Grant Ryan Jones, Levi Gnes, Smith.
Hsrd adOn Stevens Oakley Comberson Cook
DEUEL. Brown Capp Brooks Hanon tof BeroE Cos EHpre
Robinson MeKsig Hzeton snd Capt hA! L2vs 20 eauied
and adv l. and lady DR. MeCsand L. > ", + w.
re. b. rer DISPATCHES from Peru Washington and family,
g. Buuley of Adams Co EIpres'l and messenger from
Wells Fargo & Co, with 2i2 in the steerage - 49,
In ship Ph0niT from LireTo-Mrs Dalton and Child Miss Dali
Charles Muloy J. Chambers A. NJ Nick VI d.; h1rsifet
Pnltr Mars Batter Ruth Batter.
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Philadelphia Markets. FRIDAY, June %.

psrecions of FLOUR MEAL the week ending June p
1861: IL tss bbs superne FLOUR II do fine do $50 do MID
pIses; FLOUR 1905 do Com MEAL; - do con
deuned do Total, 1874 -.
There limited demand for QuERcrRos BARK - Tor si
No Con-There large business the supply Of the
eastern market full CorToyThe market is hr and
about 200 bales mostly Upsnds have been sod at s0le per 10
dull There Is demand for export ana
offered by holders al ~ 5 sales are pretty
Of within the
s asa bbl brand RYE FLOUR aud Corn MEAL are
also quiet and prices the same.
WHrAr limited demand AID dull ct +2d2o5 for Reds snd
81 IS for White steady &c for sood Yellow, with
further of bushels that price OF RYE sale
was made wanted at Sc for Delaware and eoc
for In there not much doing and no
change quotations PROyisoSs-PoIk dull but Bacon and
held firmly without much doing in the way OF sales
quiet WHskEY sells moderately &C. for both hhd
audb
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Hudson River Market Boats.
Fyeioht List of Cattle and Farm Product general
m a l.',;,r.I,. %, The Nav. York Daily Tril

FREIGHT Lat Of Cattle and Farm Produets gensropy
Reported exclusively for The New York Daily rrirne
Capt ketcham of the barge Ulster County from h
inc arrived et tie Murrayst, THURSDAY !ule
~ 1884 reports the following articles by the trp VIZ beei mn.
Cow Veal Caves Sheep and Lambs, Turkeys Dds Eggs
l47 lis 10 hrkins DO averaging
bales Hay IS do Straw IL bbs Rye Flour ~ bags COfn Meal
Empty Barrels. ,,,.. .-.;..5 =, Oh.
Capt. Gee Of the barge from Milton arrived ., le
of Friday June 81 1851, reports the follow
ing articles the p, viz % Veal Calves ~ sheep and
tubs Butter averaging lbs 400 bales Hay 100 do stray -
els RYE $50 bags Corn Meal 20 baskets Berries heeole~ o
CssHas 100 Empty Barrels $50 Half Barrels, ~ sugar Ms :"
Straw Cutters. -, .., NA.h 81.
rived wharf Of Waent Thursday June z i1't
reports following articles by the tP viz; ~ es ~
Sheen and Swine 10 Pork 10 fowls Dos
Eggs tubs Butter averaging s. lbs hrkips do avean w
s 20 bales Hay 10 do Straw 80 bb Wheat Flour ID bags oo
3buudes Paper bales boxes Goods 1877 cans Mix
L. Jensen the barge Newburgh from New6urgh ar
rived Of the haf foot Friday June D. l9o
ports following articles by the trip, viz 30 Beeyes sai
Calves Lambs Is swine ii csrssses cal DO
Lams IS DO Pork IS Fowls Ducks Il bbs Esgs sig TUBS
t.r averaging frkin do averasng loo bs 80 bales nay
10 d. Straw bushels Paper Ceases Carpet Bags
LlLI AI
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financial.

rHg AMExrcAx EXCHANGE BANK. INV YoRK, Jure D. 1884
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND of Ten PER CENT. on
"A Capital soci Of this Bank will be paid the 6t day
ne CAPITAL viii be increased FIFTY PER CENT or one
non aolais payable half fifty doATs per share
frst and the other half the SIKH Nove
Der neat
The stock will be distributed the old tho
OF shares
to the stock ledger. the morning of inst.
The rgh fractional VI
combined 10 obtain faiishsres
oekhoder time tie hs
shares In FULL and be entitled 10 rebate tho % mt
on the nioiety TO tie 9th November
The latter half OF the increased will entitled
portion Of The ANIMAL dividend Ia November
The Tr'n-r Beokswn be closed hon the sh last 10 ne lot
Jay acirfIse. T. A. AEl0s Csb.cr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
Arrived.

US NJ steamship Onion Adams Have via Southampton June
Steamship North Star wsnack APinwa 10th inst, gold dust
and $40 pass. to J. NJ. Cross.
Ship Irsro AUST secontz Trieste % d. mde aud pass to
A. Belmont.
ship de Cams Ber) Beeckman Antwerp March and
Portsmouth, Eng 10 ds nGse and rs pass 20 w schmidt
II lat q So lon 50 spoke ship Josephine Harding I'm
Richmond, Va, for London, - ds ou; 49, 49, 81,
ship New ENGLAND o Bsh Or Newport Waes ~ d RAJ NJ
fell with the wreck OF and AFT schooner both
quarterback house deck painted had
previously been stripped; name under water.
ship PhGnix clTpe Hoxe Liverpool May Is, mdse and 33
pess 10 Kerwit Carew
Brig Nb (BI) Callahan Sidney Is ds coal to John Barton
Sons. . - Jam
Ship Antelope clipper shnn Iisve May 49, mdse and $50 pass
f. Daley (o Preepot) from Liverpool for Phadelpaa The
had 2 births and 5 deaths.
schr. 5. BraIsrd Smith, Portland Ct, stone
Schr Forest nods Mbdge lumber to Smith Boynton
Sehr. Lee -, HsIwich, fish
schr. Peru. Hart. Rockland ds. lime to master
Martha Weeks Beaufort c. dA naval stores TO BATE
& RuddeIOw.
shr Harriet Ann Huckrs Lubec ds, fish Surge Co.
SALED-Shg Great Western for verpooli Hendrix Hudson
London Metropolis, Havre; Marmion. Mobe T. b.
Wales for Csso From Quarantine steamship clyde tbrl Han
derron. for Glasgow. .
BELOW-shp Excelsior Hsdey, Liverpool May 6, mdse and
pass o Thorn pson Nephew.
WIND-Sunrse, NE; meridian s.; sunset s.
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Brown, shipley * Co.'s Circular.

Rraa Jun-2
Our CoTToN uaftst yery during early
part Of the past advance M prices Of A. 70 bat ia
The day. there has been cessation the demand with
the the srcEia.ors resell Ths has
ru1tLsss tie Improvement
bales with 99O rec1iafors 745o export
quotation To-day me sales bales
fair ORLEANS cd Mobiles ard CPGnds; 5lsd for mAdius
OeAs ud6rg Mobiles, STA udciiax Upland: Inferior
Ordinary ada I'D v b. The stock d CorroS this
crt COO bales Of which 5lseo American, against $40 90
iss yesr ard So Geo American.
Tie Manchester consequence of the holiday has
and sales and os have been further sed
asking advance which far las
only been ohlAinfd partially
Il CosN que; today without Ias.eral change
The tlicss NeerI CAla Your 81 a3l6 Ohio - 6a fhs
dslrhs and Baltimore IS eGJ9 soar - ass bh-i whse
.heaf II aNi2f; nd, !0td9 z 20 ~; white adan 81
CT ytiicw 4 AID mixed 90 v garter
n, q RosrS 20 bbs e es or tnmon . CIV
70; COCO cata'y NJ irsrsas..ts % It1Tr-fNr
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Disasters, &c

Be scHR TEAzEg Mo-ehouss from SANDY Cove y > 20
ten ran .hore on The Londone Isle OF shAs night OF <A '
ard VS. d.charsns CARO- On the -0th ,,.-A. 4. nj
sess ArxSpER Godfrey. While a. anchor IN De.
ware Bay INST into by unknown schooner ana '
scHR CH,s V LsSsr Nichols from Bangor for New Beaiofi
a. Holmes into uigh Of 1871 Inst, on NsnNs
shoa unknown vesse o boat aud sustained onef dan
o-e h thk FOG he rocks OF Seaitere Vessel and
cargo total loss. Grew saved
Seas PEM.srID Boston Ssmasd and sbandoHed was asd
Arrl s. al. p. Ion. IS.
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letter in The KROxriHe Register gives the following
statistics Of the Polk County mines, Tennessee:
Twelve different mines are now IN active operation,
having each corporate privilege, Of which eight are daily
producing and five of this number sending to
NewYo8S by every possible conveyance-by the Ocoee
Road 10 the Hiwasse River two and half miles north OF
Benton thence down the 10 Charleston and the
East Tennessee and Georgia State Roads TO Atlanta;
thence via Macon Savannah and thence by to New
York We pay at present q net tun 10 the river and
81 on the river; 81 25 East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road Dalton; 81 TO Savannah and by sea about 81.
1.-THE value of this varies from 20 TO ~ cent of
Conner and the last sales brought IS 25 for each cent
and taking mean the average value of the
have 81 4 cent equal to sl0 20 gross un Of lao
lbs.
During the month just ended the Cherokee mine
sbped 10 tuls Tennessee TO- Isabella So Hiwasse
i4o-in all 60 tuns of ore.
"The Polk Couny Mining Company have just begun
work their will leave the mines to-day.
The Galloway mines have large amount OF ore mined,
but have not vet made shipments The product of these
mines will increase 30 per cent IN the next SIX months.
and were the facilities of transport equal TO the capacity
of the mines have doubt increase OF three or four
hundred per cent. would follow the present year The
tract of country covered by the mines is about three miles
in longitude and six in latitude. The strike OF the mineral
vein is abon " 80 deg East About thirty Cornish miners
are at present employed with about four times that force
of ordinary aborsrs. There some fifty in transit
from Cornwall and daily expected IN Charleston.
sometimes the miner works dead ground, and would
no difficult 10 estimate otherwise than from the above date.
Saw 80 men produce Gao uns per month"; Ihs would DO
7l-ago Of sl7o 80 the dahy product OF each hand
The Evansrine Journal, 18th June, says
"The Wabash and Erie Canal which has thus far since
lie completion been the Of 70 much yexas9u- co-
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Wllalers.

Sailed from Yew.Besori I'D bark Draco. Worth for iadiaa
Ocean. 49,
letter from Capt White, Of hip VIM Thompson Of n re-
rors her Honolulu April sail day r ne nort had
shirt ed 50 bbs 81. oil ~ " Is Palmer, FOR New York
eaer from Cart Luce ship Nsucon Of " o. reports ner
Feb lat - s. Ion. l5 E. all WE'LL had not seen "hA's
since leaving home. ,., - -
(3 50 By tie B. Palmer NewYok; Eagle, saow d. had
shilped 50 sp By The y. b. Palmer.