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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-29
Erysiipelas cured By Tie use Of Dir. Guysou's
Extract Of Yeiloir Dock and Sarsaparilla.
Scott township, vanderburg co., Indiana,l

Erysipelqs cured By The use Of DR.. Guysohs
Extract Of Yeiloir Dock and Sarsapartlla.
Scott township, vanderburg co., Indianu,l
H RI July 4th, 1858.
]. D. pask--Dear Sir-ltis with great pleasure
write about the very happy effects Of your "Dr.
Guysott's Extract ofYellow Dock and Sursapu-
rilla," upon my daughter. who l!as been suffer-
ing under that dreadful disease, Erysipclas, with
which she was attacked in lS4S, aud she was at
tendedb by some Of our most eminent physicians
for eight months perseyeringly, without any ben
cfcial effect whatever. She became reduced TO
perfect skeleton. She lad ulcers from her
shoulders to her knees which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro-
nounced her case hopeless, and beyond the reach
Of medicine. My neighbors and myself thought
her dissolution near at hand: One of my neigh
bors insisted on my trying DR.. GuysotrS Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla," as a last
resort, for as all of our physicians had given her
Up, there could be no detriment init. ] cunsent-
cd to do so, more from u restless desire to DO
something for my daughter willie life lasted than
from any hope OF getting relief So Icommenc-
cd using the medicine according to directions,
and to my great establishment, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
she was able TO walk ont Size used, in all, l2
bottles Of br. Guysott's Yellow Dock and sar-
saparilla, which restored her to perfect health in
December, 1859. She is now entirely free from
any yes.ige Of the complaint. s4r..,l
Imott earnestly recommend tito every person
I9'I @ D. L. MARTIN.
do hereby certify that my iatber's statement
Of my late illness is not by any means cxaggerat-
cd. My health Is now perfect, which | ascrlbe
wholly to the use OF DR.. Guysotts Extract Of
Yellow Dock aud sarsaparilla.
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HITS 4,,d CAPS;

Consisting of Silk, Fur Kossuth, Cuban, pana;
ma, Leshorn and Palm Hats, Of all qualities and
styles; silk plush, cloth and glazed CAPS. r,
BOOTS IND SHOES.
STOCKS, GRAPES, SHIRTS, &c.
A large and beautiful assortment Of Stocks,
Cravats, Shirts, Collars, Handkerchief, Socks,
Suspcnders, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, &c
III One Of the firm is a practical Tailor, hav-
ing been at the head OF some of the most fash
onable houses in many Of the European and A.
merican cities having this advantage, he feels
that he cuunot fail to please.
Call at once four doors north of Wallace's Ho.
tel, at the S,ore-room recently occupied by Fla.
Dering s Co. .,.,,,
Morgantown, April S, 1854. 3m..
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PNMfa1O0us and VeStS,

Consisting Of Cashmere, Cashmeret, Cloth, Sa-
tnett, Tweed, Corduroy, Linen and Cotton Pants
o: every variety of style and price-some as low
US 10 cents. Cloth, plush, cashmere, silk velvet
marscillcs, linen and other styles YESTS--somc
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NEW YORK MARKET-Arn'L 25
Flour market dull. Sales at 1887
Wheat firm. Corn dull, sales at S5c
Prison (query-pi=enl Whiskey heavy
(in the head y at 81, Ohio 26. Proyis'
ions are unchanged.
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WAS LOST,

By Mr.. James Watson, on Saturday the
18th Of March, in or near Morgan,own, las
supposedly an Article of Agreement
between A. c. Reppert and Jacob Miller
It can be of no use TO any person besides the
parties. The finder will confer favor and
receive suitable reward upon leaving il at
the Mirror Office. SIP April s.
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VIRGINIA., sat- Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Preston,
on the first Monday in April, 1854:
JoIiv R. WILLIAMSON IN DEBT, TO recover
Us. from the Defendant the
RICHARD poLryo. sum ofs34.69 with inter-
est from 9th January, ls54, due from him to the
Plaintiff.
Tho attachment issued in this cause having
been returned with service thereof accepted by
Gus,avus Crcsap, as Garnishee, and il appearing
that said Polling is not resident Of this State, i,
is ordered that he do appear hero within one
month after due publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect his interests in this
suit. A copy tcste:
Ollie, Alto. SMITH CRANE, CLERK.
Kingwood, April 5, 1854. 2le-5t.
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Lumber ! Lumber !.

TINE Subscribers have leased the Saw Mill and
Boat Yard owned by John Rogers, ESQ.,, and
take this method of informing the public tha,
they are prepared to build Boats, Barges, &C.,
and to furnish lumber at fair prices. Terms Cash.
April ss.-tsml LYNCH & HAGANS.
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VIRGINIA, Sat Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of tho County Court OF Preston
on the first Monday in April, 1854:
CHARLES NJ. ADDisoN;l nv DEpT, to , <. /,
rS. or from the Deft. the
RICHARD POLAND. sum Of ses.5o (sub...
jcct to credit Of SO, paid aJtli Deteuibcr, 1887
duo from him to. the Plaintiff. 3sSi. q
Tho attachment issued in this case having been.
returned with service thereof accepted by GUS
tavus CrCsap as garnishce, and il appearing that
said Polandi is not a resident Of this State, tits
ordered that he DO and appear hero within One
month aiterdic publicatiohof this order and do
what s necessary to protect his interests In this
quit. A copy ieste:
C6wSn, Alto. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Kiagwood, Aprils, 1854. 24s-5t
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THE MARKETS.
MoRGANToWN, April %

WohuAN1o"N, aPt' 90
FIoUR-Sells at $3.50 per barrel,
WHEAT--l25 cents per bushel.
CORN-60 :" Z" +"
OATS-57 l-a :" I"
PoTAToES-62A rs I"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls Is cents.
TALLOW-l2 cents perl ..
BACoN-S cents. t'i.
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Ertrae. Of Letter from an erteasire Mvehaa, in
Plaiafeld, Liringstom co., Mich:
pj,;,fo,d, Nj;ci.,, Anil g 1870

Plainheld; Michigan, April ., 1902,
Mr.. John D. Park-Dear Sir-Dr. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and neutrality-suspicious. some
astonishing cures in this place. A Mr.. $. b.
Strickland has just informed me t!at one Of his
children has been entirely cured Of very severe
ease Of Scroiula by the use ofohly one bottle
lie had tried almost everything that the Doctors
liad prescribed, but all Of no avail, as tho child
continued getting worse. The soros arc all heal
ed up and The child apparently well, which is
justly ascribed to the use ufthc Yellow Dock ahd
Sarsaparilla, Yours, truly,
[sgncdl ...5.a R. a. BEAI.
" Put up In quar-, bottles, 81 per botte-sis
Sold by u. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets
CINCINNATI, o.--Gencral Agent for the West,
to whom Ill orders must be addressed. ~
Also, ron sale ny (,
j. ". Tower SCo. Morganto@m
I'D. Ragans Co. K,ngmood. 81
GIF. fiagans S.co. frundonp|le, \
Logan Carr, FGrmonis b y
tFtl.s, is5i.-Atf' Fgg t.;l
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District No /.

AT JoNES's.-E. Cumpton, R. G. Corothcrs,
Isaac Powell, Joseph Shuttlcsworth and Moses
Steel, Commissioners: Thomas Tarlcton, Officer
AT OSDuRN'S-J. Cartright, Isaac Reed,
Richard Osburn, Jabez Brown and Hugh Austin.
Commissioners: Oliver Miller, Officer.
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FREE TRADE.-NO MONOPOLY
New CLOTHING Store
In MOrgant0Wn.

+ A. FEDERLEICHT & Co.
IE7OULD announce to tho citizens Of Nor
w gantown and vicinity that they have just o,
pencd one Of the most fashionable assortmen's OF
Ready-Made Clothing
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-29

IR. ALsopHERT begs to call the attention
Of those suffering from total or partial loss OF
the hearing, to the following facts. lie treats
diseases of the middle or internal Ear with
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-29

Requires the iulflment Of several ssnditions, id
order that i may be really the cause Of mutua!
happiness. Could the veil which covers the origin
Of domestic wretchedness be raised, and its true
souree in every instance disclosed--in how many
could it bc traced to physical Disqualification and
their attendant disappointment Apply then
while it is yetlime in order to have your unstrnng
and relaxed organization rebracsd, reyiyiGed and
-strenpthened. ....La ~ ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12
POLITICAL,

From the Alta California, MAY lG1
Preparations are already making for the approaching
election campaign the Tammany men and the Statr oil
on side aud the chiyalry and the federal officials
on the other.
Many Of the wings in hopes to succeed by means Of
tile split in the democratic ranks but that split involves
tue only genuine political issue before the people Of CALI
0rni1, and u too important for third party look on
with indifference TO rush ia witt higher motive than
greed for spos Besides ;he whg party weak it H.
has the misfortune to be bcstraddlcd by lot Of high
trottug chvac bcggars horseback for leaders. and
the majority OF the whig members anxious to fol
low them 10 prOveTbia destination. Upder the ccum-
stances the coming canvass will be hard fought aud pro
ably decisive
The ruOrs current in the street that BroIerck
has spent much 5000 900, aud Hammond $40 OUU
IN political mau1uyres for the Senaorshp the meet
ing Of the Legislature.
Reddng Of the State journal, Broderick and Tam
many paper elected State printer by the Legislature
on the 81.
The election for charter officers took place 10 Stockton
on the LIST May aud resulted in the Of the entire
whig ticket with the exception of two Adermen-Messrs
Bours and Greeney. The for Mayor stands Buff
hngton (wbig) 5ls Vance (dcm.) 400.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12
Markets.
~ - wv hAfH
SAN FRkACtsC

san FRAACtscO, May 10, 1854.
There has been very little Of trade to-day. Some in
quy exists from interior dealers but il is likely that
much will be done till after the sailing Of the seamers
The attention Of merchants has been almost entirely ab-
sorbed by the usual correspondence, &C. antecedent
steamer day.
Four-Jobbing sales Of 600 quarter casks Chill, at 80
90 600 do private terms; 100 do repacked do at 50
per 200 lbs and at auction by MesUs Pouerer & Co,
40 bbls. damaged Ha1al 81 ~ l2a7 81 l2 per bbl
aud III half and 2ls quarters Chill, for the benefit Of
underwriters, att 10 per 200 lbs.
Rice--Auoton sale, "a above, Of 6i7 mats damaged
China No l at 6.sc, aud 2l2 do do at &c perlb.
Birley--We have no sales to report. The movements
Of gudac have given rise 10 much Rrmness but yet
cannot predict tho result There are offers in the mar
ket for domestic at an advance Saturdays figures
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12
The Mines.


FROM tue ana IiiHOrnid, May 10
There have been several small showers during tho last
fortnight in different portions OF the mines though there
las been rain in this city. The continue to be
favorable to gulch mining though many oihe smaller ra
vines are beginning to be dry.
This being the favor BILE season for prospecting With
the clear Of summer, and the moist soil and
lowing riylcs Of water, there many Of die,
coyercs Of dggiugs. The reports from the dig
gne- on Russian river very conflicting large mum.
Der of persons prospecting there, and few reg
uary at work The Santa Cruz mines nearly or
tey deserted. Nothing has been sa1 about them by the
press for long time. The Santa Anita mines near Los
Angeles furnish occupation few pcrsons but all thcse
mines unnpoftant compared with the great mi.
ming districts on the waters ofho Sacramento aud the
san JOlquOn.
rumor Of the discovery Of rich digging5 in the Co,
Range, south Of Mount Diibo, aud forty fifty miles
east 81 this city has caused good deal Of excitement IN
Santa Clara aud Alameda counties, aud number Of al
yeuturots have Left this city to examine tho new
mines.
lei reported that rich diggngs have been discovered
high the south fork Of the Tuolumuo river aud
French Guch
On the - int, lump Of gold Weighing SOlbs 3 4
found at Yascito, 10 Calavera- county. mum
bcr Of other smaller Jumps found the time
and place
THO reservoir Of Jones' Furman Coz canal near Dia-
nond SPRING. burst the night Of the ith inst doing
good deal Of damage by carrying on the cmbankment aod
mining property below
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

rrsa-saiO OF 90 tOos HaSisn sheet damaged. al &c
per H.
ton.
FROM OREGON.
May.
Tue Applegatc and Rogue River indians about
going to with each other the last accounts aud Gen.
lndian Superintendent has gone to the Southern
po.uon OF the territory to effect peace II possible and
induce the Indians to take agriculture.
The coal OF Goose bay and Bcllinghsm bay, in Wash
hgon Territory IA found be of very COOL quality, and
arc being made both places for extensive
mining.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

TnE WEATHER AND THE CROPs-The weather, during
the greater portion Of last week. the most remarkable
for the season. witnessed in this section the country for
n number Of years. For several mornings there were
slight frosis Succeeded by constant and chilling breeze
from the northeast portion Of the time II was cold
enough TO render fire uny comfortable but irds-
pensaby requisite TO animal comfort Owing to the re
makabe freak Of the weather above noted aud the pro
ractcd drought the crops Of all kinds have suffered
criuly. We never the corn, oat aud wheat crops
look more unpromising than at present. The corn aud
tobacco crops have n chance vet prove average once
but the wheat and crops must inevitably be light g.
peciay the former apviHs R,yisicr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

Nkws FROM Tux WEST lSpINs.-We have files of King
ston jamaica papers dated the eth OF May The news
un'mporant The House of Assembly has been further
prorogued to the LIST inst. which day have
met Tor the despatch Of business. Cholera making
sad havoc at Mount Sion plantation in the parish OF ST
Andrew The disease made its appearance at that place
on the Sd OF May, aud the 18TH period of twelve
days no less than fifteen persons fell victims it, out OF
population OF but thry-hve souls The disease had
also appeared with violence at Spanish Town Falmouth
browns Town, and ST. Auus's Bay. The Kingston
horning Journal Of the eth ult reports OF the weather
as follows The no, weather has decidedly in and
Tor some time we must make up minds broil during
the day. and suocatc from the cloSeness OF the evening
till the equnoctia seasons shall impart GOODNESS to the
atmosphere. II reported in Kingston on Thursday
May 20. that Russian frgate cruising the neigh.
boThood OF Santa Cruz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

Tho Illuminating Power OF the light derived from the
moon, according to the experiments made 10y Leslie l.
about tho 100000 part Of the Illuminating power Of the
Sun. THIS planet always presents the face TO u.s.
which proves that she reyolycs round her axis ~ the
same time that she revovcs round the earth specta.
tor on the lunar surface would behold the earth like Ia
mnous orb, suspended In tho vault Of heaven presenting
surface about thirteen times larger than the moon does
to us, aud appearing sometimes gibbous sometimes horn.
cd and at other times with foil round face The lunar
surface contains about 1900 600 square miles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

TIE Washington correspondent Of the Charleston Stan
dord learns that quite probable Russia will ereong re-
peal all her import duties upon American prOiuc p and
offer bounty the importation Of some The object OF
this Of course, ia TO make friendly alliance with
her matter OF pecuniry interest TO the United States
As cotton would he ol III, principal articles of Amer.
to the especial advantage Of the Southern cotton growing
States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

Tux "EsrERN SuoRE' of Maryland has within a few
wears past exhibited remarkable degree of Improvement
Land has increased largely in value and the towns aud
villages are rapidly growing Tue Philadelphia Americ IA
referring TO these facts says:
Agriculture in all its branches has made rapid pros
gres and the introduction OF new methods OF cultivation
has worked surprising change in the health of that region
which was one time proverbay bad depreciate
the value of property and drive away large amount of
industrial population The m.arious fever has almost en-
toey disappeared. Physicians a tribute this and no
doubt corrscy to the OF me gusuo etc for agrcu
tuai purposes the chemical properties OF those agents
acting dsinectans aud purifiers of the amosphere-
or course, this fact was ascerained great
impetus given the OF these articles and thus
farming operations aud the general health have made
responding advances"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12


Tux FISHERY NEGorArtOS.-The ST. Johns Ma, Bruins.
subject
With reference to the negotiations some important
proceedings have taken place in the Legislature Of New
oundand Gu the 18th Of May the Governor OF that col
ony informed the Assembly that meeting of Co.
ona Dele yates contemplated discuss the terms
treaty relative 10 reciprocity and the fisheries and that
he conceived certsn special stpulaons should made
on behalf Of Newfoundland. Fst-that existing duties OIL
American articles should be retained until the COLONY
could make other arrangements Tor raising revenue
Second-that the American fishing bountes should be
abolished and thi'd-that there should be reservation
OF the right oil making legislative for the pres
eryaton OF bait and for prohibition of ts
during six weeks in each season The Governor then in
vited the House To express opinion upon the expe
pedirncy OF iustrucug the officer OF Government whom
he should send TO the Convention insist these slip
ulliioHs.
The House dealt in very summary manner with the
message, by passing number at resolutions in
ns follows That free interchange of the produce nj
Newfoundland and the United States would be mutually
Advantageous. that II the United States would remove the
duties ON OIL cod h-h, herringI seal skins, salmon pick
led aud dried fish, tat then United States bread flour
pork butter and meal should he admitted duty free
Newfoundland. IL this arrangement should agreed
Ia, that then duty of six per cent should be levied on
the several articles named, Importation into either
country respectively On either of these arrangements
beng made American fishermen TO be admitted full
aud Tree participation in the fisheries OF New oundland
the may hereafter be loved by Brit.
h subjects, the United States Government aboshng all
bountics to their fishermen The House thea resolved
that member Of their own body should be delegated to
ect the interests of the colony. 1t thus appears that
Newfoundland il prepared throw open its fisheries on
almost liberal those poiered some time since
by Prince Edward Island.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

TnE GEOwiH0 CRors on THE EAUERE sHoRE (Nd)-
The crops in this sect present this time rather -four
hng appearance and With the present high prices paid for
grain farmers reasonably calculate upon very hand
some remuneration for their years toll The wheat looks
remarkably we'll but in some cases the army Of worms
have made their appearance aud bid fair tobo destructive
In highly cultivated soils Oats are very uIuranta largo
opinion Of the corn crops though this stands ocraby
well and the ground Is generally in fair condition. Som
eyssi (IfH Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

TINS Cincinnati Commercial says, among the prisoners
on Ihursday before Judge Spooner, appeared white
headed, venerable looking but poverty stricken, old man.
who gave bis name Wo. A. Lule, stating that he
ono Of the soldiers Of the Revolution Sans food, cans
bed sans strength everything, he begged the court
70 send him TO jail az place Of rest The Judge, evil
IDENTITY effected By the cid mans sad tale sent him up for
ten days and gave orders that he be provided with
shng food Instead Of the bread aud water fare OF lazy
RTanta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

How FJcLrDE TLE5FeI very trouble.
According osPence the en9moloss iey
ally excluded from IN which the windows
for free circulation u air by supening
eolore thread 10 the outside q the window every
mesh large enough, Ouf n.y. several
with expanded winra pass -r same n;ent We,
from ineNpcahe dread Of ven'urnE the
hee nssrts are efc'uiy excluded 1t Is
order Tor this
the side only an opposite or side
MnlnM tn nes Lhrnugn the HLlhlui ..tnrI.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12

THE PLAGUE or observation-disclosures from Broussa
sar that great fears entertained of the npprol aching
ravagc Of the myadS of grasshoppers which have made
their appearance. Ordinarily they rendered lcss
merous by n winter, and il hoped that the
rosts and of the last few months would have ope
rated keep down the yearly pest However the plains
about tho city now covered With clouds oi. these in
secs hardly haiched, ami the few week. may see
the harvest hafdevoured and the population reduced
lespair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12
TnE GnsrK rNsuanKer,oy
AN APPEAL TO riis FREE AND BENEVOLENT NATION or
ruE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BY THE eRvyKs op
MAokpoNiA, rhEssALr, EPiRus, TnRAoE, ASIA MINOR.

ANE OF THE GREEK ISLANDS N"'
Pour hundred years OF bondage
insnneraoe evils, brought upon by the an
that has made the OF life
men are born free and equal Wv "u'h 'hA' All
chrsuans OF America, free and thrice h,npv n.,,. =,
Uned statesl the present Pan Hellenic movement hi h
Joleed To '' '"''" heh All re-
when the citizens OF the United States heard Of our -
had compassion upon US, and assisted The same
again eau or The present war Ia righteous war n n. n.,
var on our part We dsht against opprs.,ion tn.
Billie and the Koran. e''-'e'"eeh the
ansean, your former compassion favor Of the Greek. has
not been forgotten by them The American name b,, x. "a.
exists TO the present day. '' PA'' 'V'"PA'''on
The Greeian people turning eye, back 10 go
ass stance. '' "'N'"s again your
You TOP Americana with consent Of Won,
assist US again. not having r,pcnt "a, iii NJ.
you have done In cur behalf formerly. '' " ~ "'a'
Amer'canS you have been informed all that bc r.o, ,
osra "resce have done In favor of education since he .y
a"ne IN aor OF education by the Greeks their yolr
Ihese truths, so well known m.
tancc. - ~ ''"' ""eY a'sis-
Americans Tor the sake OF fathers whose
70 uaS 10 the nations, and above great r,pub
Bene'olent Americans for OF humanity ,.,,, ma,
human nature which you enjoy help usi ''
Christian Americans sake Hin, xh,rn 49,,
Worship anu who JED for ALL van raj m
our own language like brothers in Christ assist Us,
r,.,, a. THE GREEKS
TuT "Ns TAKEN W ARNs nisR IxprrESprScr
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LyNCuHIrRG U,pKET L,no p

TonAcco-luspections the pas. week II hhds against
$40 hhds corresponding week of last year. Market ra-
thcr dropping, particularly Tor grades Sales
from :" 40 TO o; for inferior good Tugs to 81 for
good to line do to 81 for fair shipping leaf
TO II: for good to fine do Good manufacturing con.
nue scarce and sales during the week have ranged from
10 TO 80 30. One crop of hhds., made by Mai. William
Jones VI CamPbel, sold at an ayorage Of ga IS.