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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-20
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I'M AND AFTER Monday September 10th
" 1855 the MAIL TRAIN will leave Steuben.
vile daily tSundays excepted) ut 9-45, a. IA,
and Cndz at 80 a. M, and arrive at Newark at
A 45 pm &
Both of these trains connect at Newark with
trains for Co uMbas, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Mount Veonoa, Man Held, I ledo. Sandusky, Chi
cago, Rock Island, 81 Louis
Mail train leaves Newark at l2 NJ, and arrives at
5teubenVille at AS H., and Cadizat $50 NJ
Passengers by this truin leave Cincinnati at 6o'-
clock A. NJ
FARE.-Ffcm s.eubenville (aI the way BY
Rail Road
4" 'ColumbuS. .'..................... 4,35s-A
Sinclnnal' '''.'s'.... ........... b.oQ
WI. v Fernon.. .:..itS.......... 3jFo
" ManSnelu.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4T3
D." Sanc usky ..,.,... .........s....,.. 500
OelTolt'..'. .s.s...''' ''..........,. 7,UU
HCMcaRo 80. .s........,... ,l2,T5 .
ROCK Island. HIS "a
SAINT Louls. ..............,.,........20 .20,95 a
For through tickets and further information an.
ply to A. WELLS, Agent, Steubenville. or D. Hill.
BERT, Cadiz. arf4W} gafi
Passengers by tue mail train reach Cincinnati
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Froh lhe New Yurk Churehman.
GOD HIP THE POOR.

pafkiy the wiHter day
DaWas On fhe HiOor,
How esn'ihslh heart be gay
y Mhocan cndurei
eesiii = sad, weary Wight
80 Waaders tron no m 10 might,
-s.t. siulierle -, homeless quiisl
God telP the poor.
49, Sow the red rohn, here.
Sits on the all,
Not cen gram Of btrs
Touches iis ball;
sswih the houseloss PooE.
=. wandr;ng from door TO dOUt.
ssehiug the morsel moro
Lord, 'tis thy will.
- White is the virgin snow,
Bitter the morn;
See ,hose starved children 60.
Wretehed, forlorn,
Feet without shoes oT hose,
Bacg.s without warm clothes,
stIsggers TO calm repo4e;
wkefc were they borni
Sse fhat lehe. aged man,
Snow white his hair,
Mark his sad yisage wan,
Deep his despair;
T.raSims the lich mans food,
ow, er Of many a rood;
,s lord thou ar, ulweys good,
Hear his htarts prayer.
YondeT u ,Sainan goes,
RuaeVtt and old,
Ear Footed DER the snow,
R fan.ishtd ond cold;
f-s Jfc~ her poor children cling
10 her side shieerinE,
z ~a Chick ms heneeth her Wing
an - Doih she enioid.
Fast falls tsae sicet and raia
Slowly rhey gr,
Ri icfexi side, sheltered puin,
Wnilrg thu II woei
Ciiy street now they sec,
Here they rom Wild ami hee,
=. Are lbey no he.h as We
Can stsiaeu soy mot"
sAs Sight spr, sds h6r sable Sirg,
Who're can DIZZY !i.i
sorrcws like tlti,s must blirg
jyr Tesrs to Tic eye;
Pull the ceud torrent fallP,
fF noMp they rel lie n l.alIs.
Each to Lis Maker calls,
''IerdI let Elle dit9H
ses Sc whom the heavens bless
Give from yoI stmr;
Twill neaF mike your treosare less,
hrst IN 5ke ritm Hcre.
For he that gives cheeriully,
Sod loves 20 tenderly,
Give 10 them'--pray with me,
God help the poor!
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DAVID GREGG. ISAAC TAYLoh.. JAMES RAfFLxrY.
D. GRE @ G & co.
MPoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
British, French, Germa' and American
DRY GOODS Il VARIETIES. set,,i
CLOCKS, WAT%IuES, JEWELRY
and fancy Goo s generally, paF
No. SO WooD STREET, WEST SIDE,

No. SO WooD STREET, WEST Sins !,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CATALOGUE IN PART OF Day Goops Il VARIETIES.
Beat clothes, cassimeres, sattinets summer pant
suhs, fancy vesting, apaccas Irish linens, La
dies dress goods, bonnet, cap and Mantua ribbons
Hosiery of all kinds, umbrellas and parasuls IN.
nes, prints n large assortment, brown and bleach,d
muslirs, ginghams laces and edgfngs, brown and
bonnets and palm Leaf hats, combs, large assori.
ment, vioins and aecardeohs; cutler, direct from
Sheffield, Gold and Silver Watches clocks of all
kinds gold and silver spactacles, gold vest and lob
chuins, ladies and gents gold pins, pocket.boOks
and port monaes razors, scissors watch glas se n1d
material, pistols and powder TASKS, cloth and hair
brushes. 8 btt 81 i4BsIafafAN
8~y Basement devoted to the sale Of Brown and
Bleochd mu-iins, ariliings, &c. First S,oiy--Va.
rieties &c Second--Pfints Rroad Cloths Cassi.
meres; &C. Third-To the sale Of clocks, bonneis,
palm-lea hats, &c.
Pittsburgh, Sep l2, 1855.
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Boots S Shoes!
New stock!
JOHN r + A

w TOUI.D respectfully inform his old friends and
w the pubhc generally, that he has ust recei we'd
the incest stock Of Boots and Shoes ever offered IN
Cadz, which he will sell on terms that cannot fail
to please those wishing to purchase. He still con-
tinues to manufacture everv thing in the Boot or
Shoe line, which he will warrant cannot be beat IN
this market.
Remember the p 'ace--in the new frame building
on Main street, two doors east OF the National
House. For that's the place to get the worth o.
Your money and no mistake. JOHN kEA
Cadiz, o., April 25, l555-tf.
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Ohio Water Cure,
AND =
ELEcrRO4STnIc iNsTrrUrE.

ELECrR6PATuIC INSTITUTE.
Sfeubenvilie. q.
THIS Institution cofhhihes the advantages e 4
Il class llydroPaihic Esfablistihent. also, Mod
and Physiiogical SchoOl. for the instruction Of
Teachers, Lectures and Physicians.
Patients and Students viii be received hi Ahy
time, the Institution will be open the wholey year
Pure S0it water will BE- used. and in winter the
% ih rOOlns and water will be warmed 10 suit =
Electro Magnetism, that great source Of vitality
VIII be used IN the cure OF Nervous Diseases Also
the Electro -Chemiea Bath, Chat great scientific
will be used in this Institution By which ealomel
and all other nfiIerai substances can be removed
from the body by a short md painless operatior.
rendering chronic diseases easily cured
Also. 1um0rs, Cancers, ScrOfaias, sores, Mental
Derangemeni, &c, will be treated By new and GER
Tain remedies.
Suffering uhd Stammering cured without sur
gical operation. DIR. Campbell's great success in
al forms Of diseases of Females indnces him 70 say
that he will undertake the worst cases, aud where
he fails to Cure he wilt Charge Nothing for his SER
vices Patients to bring two sheets, Two blankets.
two comforts. and four towels.
Terms for foil treatment bohrd, &c, from e6 70
50 per week. Day patients twho board else&here)
viii be charged about half he sbJfsTates, aah p2.
tients who desire it, will be visited d their homes
In city or country. Consultation Free ui p
RrEoT further parti ulars apply 10 ..as.gg
b CAMPBELL, A. NJ, NJ. d
Nov I, '5s. q a
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AGENTS.

James Collins & Co, Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No ia and ll5 Water st Pittsburgh.
N. Kinney Freight Agent, Little Miami r. r.
Depot, Cincinnati
?, W Suader, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin
cinnati. ssssss
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
f. A. Wells, do. Steuenyilie
LAYFAYErrE DEvENsY, General Freight and Tick.
ct Agent, Steubenville , sHu 8hi
G. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
September IL, 1865,
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S. L. SHARP,

THOLESALE and Retail 'robacconist, Market
w street, above Sixth, near the Railroad, Steu.
benville, South side, keeps constantly on handSAI
kinds OF Nsefactnred Tobacco Cigars and Snuff -
AN articles, sold by him are warranted to be OF tho
best qua ity NJ
&J-A orders promptly attended to-.
teubenville, Oct. 10, ls55-ly.
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Proclamation Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
TO THE PEOPLE OF
HARRISON COUNTY

WHO have extended so liberal and generous pat
ronage 10 Inc during my residence in Cadiz In
which period of time 1t has Teen my good fortune
10 form many acquntaDces make many friends,
whose friendship and kindness will ever be remem.
bered with the most pleasant emotions. Time Ia
its onward fight, brings many changes Years
go your humble servant was the fret pioneer in the
Clothing enterprise in Cadiz, starring with deter
mination to sell cheap, and deal fairly, he hoped
to build up q trade that would steadily increase
and bring his counter the return Of each yenr,
the ace oithi Sc who were his patrons OF the first
And this proclamation is issued to inform all who
are in want or Clothing OF am Description, Price,
Qualify or Quantity from cotton shirt to cart
load, can be accommodated on the most a1vauta
geous terms ] am now receiving dire I from the
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock Of Fall and Win.
ter Clothing ever opeDed in Harrison Co. Consist.
ing in part Of the following goods:
Heavy and fine overconts, a largo assortment,
oil kinds grades quaI ii s; dress, irock, sack box
and iness coats. ct a. colors; shades and va.
rieties; all kinds Ot pants velvet plush fancy and
plain salins silks cassilnerian &c, lots Of furnish
ing goods shirts. drawers and und rsirts cravnts,
hnndk ere ieis, collars. socks and spspenders which
will be sold cheaper than these art jces ever have
been sold in Harrison Co ! have also n fine aud
well selected stneh Of eio,hs cassimers, vestines
and overcoming Tor the purpose Of making up
All kinds Of Custom Work,
which will be cut and mace IN the best and most
fashionable style and by the best mechanics in the
country. A large stock Of BOYS CLOrHlNG.
which, with all my goods, will be sold at the very
lowest prices. t,l. fe.Esl ..se63t..I q n 4
My stock is the largest, best selected and stand
ready to prove it decidedly the cheapest In Harri.
son county. offer II for sale II comes within
the wants ufId circumstances OF all. To the buyer
in this article then give me call, 1t vii aiord ma
pleasure 10 show YOU through my extensive nssort
ment and variety, and N ILail IN quality or price
the fault will he my own. will be happy 10 sec
my old friends and pleased 10 make the acqnaint.
ance Of new ones when they can make it convent
corner opposite .he Court House, and under thu
,'SeHtiSsli, office, Cadiz, Ohio. tl
Cadis, ohis, Nov. I, 1855. fACoBCRAPR.
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A NLw Course OF SERMoEs.-S Some one
who feels the need of being cup with the
times" writes to the Philadelphia Chris
tian Chronicle as follows:
"We have had the Women Of the Bible,
The daughters Of the bible, and many 9TH
er things in that line, and now we are hav-
ing from one of tbs pulpits in N. Y. the
Mothers of the Bible. with the usual varie-
ties. Please announce through your valu-
abe columns that propose commencing a
coulse Of sermons On the men OF the Bible!,
amoug the subjects (which will be the fol.
lowing:
Adam, the Grandfather of all.
Noah. the first Sea Captain.
Esau, the Man wieh the Heavy Beard.
Absalom, the Fast Young Man
Nebuchadnezzar, the first Pure Vegeta-
rian.
Felix, the Free Lover. &c.,
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safe transmission,
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by sending DAILY subscribers, with go sneosed os
sEMIwEEKLY subscribers with Sa5 enclosed will be
titled a copy gratis
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

THE toaNos forNcft OF syracuse on Monday week
by two-third vote passed the resolution which had
been veoclby His Honor the Mnyor-yrantinp a right
of way through the city 10 the Scw York Bingham
ton and oswego Railroad The decision wa the
cause 81 much rejoicing among the citizens, which
was manifested by Nominations, torch-light process
fions. and the passage Of conrraiulaory resolutions
VIII the ndvocates for consiipaiing com
merce' IN this city read the above decision of the
Common Council of Syracuse. II any people in
the Union can Judge in such matters bv tho light
of experience IT j. surely the people of Syracuse.
They have Rnilroad aud Canal running east
and west and the same improvements going
north and South and it was 10 connect the
northern and southern line TINT tho proceedings
above were instituted W. hope such of our
good citizens ms are almost ready To run away
from their business and homes because the Pres
ident and Directors of the Virginia & Tennessee
Railroad will not undertake the ridiculous project
OF compelling passengers to stay all night in
our city. will pluck up n little courage ard
stay n while longer to witness tho ruined and
didPiddied condition which the city will exhibit
n few years hence, when, by aid of our Rail
why's and Canal, we shall bavo n population Of
fifteen To twenty thousand busy aud hnpny PEG.
Pile within our present limits. aud hall milo
around about on Lynch's Ferry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

MORALS IN llAYTl.- A visitor Of this negro en-
plre states that the propensity for thcyeing is
strong and general there, that when fire breaks
out III any of the seaport towns, the merchants
hurry at once with their money 10 the shippin,;
in the harhor, proierling 10 deposit in the hunts
of entire strangers rather than expose it To iner-
table loss from robbery by their negro fellow
citizens. According ton statistical document, out
of 1853 children, born in the first quarter of th
year IN three provinces in lIayti, seventeen hnr,-
dred were born out of wedook, and only 1853
were legitimate. This is the condition to
which Greeley wishes to elevate the slave
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

JraIousY.-An old man, seventy years Of
age, formerly and office porter, and his wife, who
two years older, who lived for some years
in II small house in ono of the tnnhourgs of Wen
missed by the neighbors, but it was
supposed TINT they had gone ON pilgrimage.
Their spn called to see them, and as he found that
n strong smell cmnnatcd from the house, he had
the door forced open The old woman was there
found lying in her bed, covered with wounds and
hatehet stained with blood showed that she hud
been murdered with it; the man was hanging
dead by the neck to n hook near the window. \
sealed letter was found on the table, and in it tho
old man declared that he had murdered his wife
from jealousy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

As specimen of the quzzing common with
regard to tho Germans, here is mn anccdote. At
the time when the struggle between Adams aud
jackson very close, n supporter of Mr..
Adams complained to Mr.. W. that it was provo
king that some body had persuaded the Germans
in Pennsy lvnna, that Mr.. Adams had married u
daughter of George the Third, report which
would cost him all their votes, Mr.. w. ask ID,
why do you not contradict itl' "Oh !" replied
his friend "ybu know nothing Of thoso people.
They will believe everything and unbelieve moth
ing. No! instead of contrndicting the report.
must ullow that Adams married daughter of
George the Third but add that jackson married
two"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

friends and customers for their long continued aouare
hes leave inform them that he has recently organzed
the Manufacturing Department Of his business which will
able him To meet the wants If the trade with prOmpness
and punCtutN than heretofore lie ha4 also fitted up
Ware oom and will keep constantly hand larger
aud muru splendid assortment If Home Made Furniture than
aver before exhibited IN Virginia He has also completed
with OF the largest
North 10 keep him constantly supplied with all they
MAKE lie his friends aud that he
not keep with To profit hut supply the whole
trade AMI pledges himself to sell Northern North
retail prices from 40 to 20 per cheaper can
ho bought In the City state
Hair and Suck Mattresses always hand TO or
der AT the shortest notice Burals promptly aented
aug lS.d&c,s A WINSTON
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Eynchhure E.umber Market. Aug. 10.


fLouK-lhe receipts thus far considerably less than
tnseof last but tho arriV ais ginning be quite
heavy and in few weeks the disparity be the other
side The quotations given yesterday about correct
and we them to-day viz 81 80 for
for ENtrh-the latter figures barely sustained
iBACCohe Prices which have prevailed for the last two
weeks still firmly sustained and the heretofore
noticed seems active
WnEAr.-Thoreis no further change In prices We quote
the current eNtrcmes red lite with saes
OF urcAsunal luis u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

PHfTrY WoMEN-Thc editor Of the New Or
enns Crescent is agreat adinirer the ladies. fnnd
who is noti) n the following paragraph from that
piper will prove. He says truly;
"A pretty woman is ono of the constitutions
Of the country--an nngeln dry goods and glory.
She mikes sunshine, blue sky Fourth ofJuly and
happiness wherever she goes. Her pnih il ono
~ delicious roses perfume and beauty. She il
sweet poem. written in cnrls and choice cal
leo, and good principles. Men stand up before
her ns 20 many admiration points, to melt int.
cream and then butter. Her words font round
the eur like music birds of Paradise, or the Chi
mes OF Sabbath bells. Without her. society
would lose its truest attraction, the church il
frmest reliance and the young mrn the very
best of comforts and company. Her influence
md generosity restrain the vicious, strengthen
the weak. raise the lowy. flannel shirt the hea,h
en-, and strengthen the iaint hearted, Wherever
you find the virtuons womap, you also find pleas
ant fresdes, bouquets, clean clothes. order.
good living, gentle hearts, pety music, light and
model "institutons' generally. She is the flow
or of humanity, very Venus in dimity, and her
inspiration ir the breath of Heaven"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

by high priests. Il contains all political faith
and TO II we refer those who arc harpng continually
an the pro-sla,ery Democracy
THf DEMOCRATIC LEADERS, among the mony
pretensious they have pot forth, have always
claimed TO be The especial. If lot the exclusive.
friends Of tho laborer and the poor man. The
following paragraph from the London Times COM
tains hint from which the leborng classes may
determine what sort Of practical sympathy and
aid they receive from that party whose policy it
Is to overrun the coaniry with the pauper labor
Of Europe:
Tho working classc. are there" lin the Emitted
States akcptin certain degree of submission ifnut
Hubnrlnation by the continual influx Of immigrant
labor. When that influx ceaHes, the working man
will soon feel hmsclf better able To make la own
terms and the contest Of labor and capital vii prob
ably assume character Injurious TO trade II not dan
ferous to order II is the very fact Of the nmigrA-
Ion keeping down the pretcnsons Of labor that chiefly
inspires the movement against IT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

hold their triepnial meeting in Hartford. Con
neeient, the early part Of next month. Deb.
gates frum every State in tho Union Ia the mum
her Of about two hundred expected To be
present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

FOURTH or july ~ TunKEY.-sn American.
writing from Smyrna tie 9Th IT July. says:
yesterday (he FourthJ went on board the
American bafk Sea iIrecze. Capt. Grave-. of l}o-
ton. anil nlso tho .1oscphus. of New York. IN
honor of the day gave snlate, both NOR
ming aud eyehiug,aud also let Of e good qnnnitY
of fire works. But what was most pira amt nnd
certainly unexpected, was the compliment paid
by the Turkish fort. which gave salute oftwen
~ one gun. a Turkish frgaie in the harber
hois'ed the American flag, and also gave sim
lar .alute. This i. the first time in these roads
that M high respect has been pad to any coun-
try, aud every American will feel proud of it,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

complexion elbow and roughl Uaye yon bought all the
cosmetics and other preparations the skim only
yuut II learn dat what appears the
" Indication II foul ulceruUs huur ntc blood pmples
rough SKIN and scay euptons but the effects hidden
but the dcformity with cosmetics But
wish Ia have clear and beautiful complexion all
you wish Ia those ugly bntchc the surface and
exchange the rough texture ct the skin for compu
ud have the tint of health bloom again check
remove the by taking DIR l.. R Wrights "Scrolous
Ana3ic' IL fails Dot when the directions are fol
lowed. Giyeit trial. See advertisement
Iu1y9t NJ In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
,,;.,,,.. s,I.,,n Of via Chrrr,.-The Edl

Hi-,nr.. RnIss,n Of wild Chrrry.-1he Editor 81
fhe fsau Ias' have until recently been ae-
quanted expnnou;aly with the true whine Of WIS AK
BAIsAN Pom this truly valuable preparation IS" nav ~
,eved present benefit having recently used IT N tase
severe cold aud rough t en~ success and usi ehtf
fatty recommend Ia those alike afflicted It Is seehthe
.reparaon aud WORTHY Of confidence
tbs made from materials which Nature has peed
s Sohen latldes as aGta9e for diseases eansed bs
, Old climates.
Nature Z but the for an effect.
WHOSE IA God
Let D. not neglect her paiuest dictates
None genuine M css slgncd Bf'TIS On the wrapper
SETH " TOWIE 4 co. Isr Washington Street, hos
Ton prourrfors Sold ny th,ir agents everywhere
Far sale By II THOMPSON s co. and J. II sEAY.
L. 9, d 44.. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

n e'"rinnich ssreafh.-H hat lady gentleman would
ae unler the curse OF dagrecabe bree when using
IhDWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will only rem Ter it.
swee hut make the teeth white alabasor prevent
ache and preserve them Recommended by den.
lists and PHI esiaians every where.
BeWtta HoE.paNion may be attained by use.
moves imuies eckles renders the
iul inparnra rich rasee hue II greatest cosmetic
tver known. being free from all matter Price
cents For s1rby STRO1HER & WHITEHEAD,
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sbtNCsNs; AMP WAG.Vyr>G ACADEMY

al ANGLING tNp SAaEyENG AGADPs !.
~ MIR J l.. BAkER respectfully announces to the rti-
Ts"t NnehnrR aud vicinity that he has made aflngc
aud will commence his course OF instruction in The above Ee
giant Accomplishment, 80 Scholars
"bta'd tbs week the School will commence Friday 2ad
inst at o'clock = NJ, at ut DLEY HALL.
those who wish take will find tho list at the
Washington House The forms $40 for ~ Lessons
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NV ORLEANS Aug. 1.-THE Cotton market continues qui.
ct but price generally firm 100 Mdding The
Sales t ia" week have been but 200 baos-eaVn stock on
sale al only about 5000 The receipts this port the past
week 1000 bales the a
last year 5000 bales The shipments England during tho
week 1000 bales,