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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale containing $50
acres which about loo cleared and under good
fence The balance being well tim6ere and 50 acres Of II
ncoSed excellent Stock farm welt supplied with
nvver-falng springs water. The improvements
bewCd log house, 90 It BY 81 double bnr with Sheds and
budings young orchard of grated fruit trees
bearing Said farm is situated In West Rndley township
Washington Co., Pa miles from West Alexandria. and
~ miles from West Union, In Marshall Co., Va II the
shsull be sold by the list of March, 1851
will he Possession be lad the LIST of April
next. Terms made to suit the purchaser.
Application may be made the subscriber, at West Lib
ery, Co., Va WIN. Mcfarland, the premises
ROBERT MCFARLAND.
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CrLrnENnox.-Th Literary Societies of Beth
any College, according to their custom, will cell
e6Fatc the anniversary of the birth day of the
Father of his Country, on Monday, the 9sd
inst, the 22d coming on Sunday. The follow
ing is the programme of performance, embra-
cinglour speeches:
LIST Our true position in the scale of ma
tioDal development" an Grafton by P. Lucas, OF
No, representative of the American Institute.
3D. "Thc true glory of nation" by j. j. RO-
gers of Ky, representative of the Neotrophian
Society. Sd. "EIcct,cism-the philosophy OF
human progress" by l. D. Stone, of KY, rep
feSentativc of the American Institute. 4th.
The connection between human and divine gov
eEnnent," by R. S. Dulin, ofKy., representative
of the metropolitan Society.
Ia addition to the above performance there
will be other attractions which will amply repay
a visit to the College on that day.
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At General Request
HAVE made the following change in my Auction Sales

Il
AUCTION S a LES
For Ladies' and Gentlemen every SATURDAY MoRSdNG,
from til i O'Clock. When will sell SUPERIOR GOODS:
Ny stock, which amounts to S10sOOO' belhg ehnFeIy
new and well selected.
Those Ladies' Gentlemen that cannot attend the AuS
tons can buy during the week at PRIVATE SALE.
Any and every article AT AND BELOW COST, being de-
ternlfned business as quick as possiOe.
All those of the greatest bargains had better e
SELL in Oler to close as seediy as may De ~ e
following unprecedented low prices; az. 49, ia,
SIX Buttons worth 1e9c CTS per uSA
Glass (" 12xc Rt...........,...-o =, a.
Pearl lOe at................9 "
Musins hleAched ~ worth Is per yfu
Is as 125S cts....... 9Ec
Cambria, cold worth Toe at. SAC a.
: paper, So 1X16c at.........-.:.. u :
Calicos except English McrrimaeE and - a. /.
Cocheco. ....' ''.''':1H q, "a
COburgs worth IS cts.... a. a,
SO cts.....-................2l "
Morinos French worth 81 .OO...............10 =. "
AZ 1.25..............9S "
Plaids all wool {" sI8 +"
Muslin De Lains "a 2Scts............2G " "
3" 81 cts............221Sc
Manchester Ginghams ..............'-..-i q, tt IL
Skirt Braid. q.
HeSssIe Ef %ahd X sss worth
s SIS.
With one word, and of my goods at and
also oGer for SALE private fixtures, consisting
Of Counters Shelving, etc Said fixtures to be removed on
or the March, tile stores to be occupied oy
another party by the list OF April 49,. O.. s.
4N' - ISAAC Prayer, lis Main Street
~ Don't forget the Auction sales every SATURDAY
morning Ieos
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The object of his suit non the defendant and all
others sonserned from further proceedings judgment
OF the County Court Of Ohio County, accorded 9Th
day of December, 1856 by the defendant against
painant, for 1OS dollars with interest and suit
til the further order Of this Court.
The defendant not having entered his appearance,
appearing from affidavit fe 1t The that
resident Of tA State Of SrfnfRo motion Of plaintiff
By his il Il ordered that he appear within
month after the due Publication this order, do
what may be necessary protect his suit
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
newspaper published in the ctr Wheeling sue.
cessiTe weeks. and posted the the Court
House of Ohio county the hFSt OF County
Court. eopy-Teste= ALOSZ0 LORISG, clerk.
IEhOd sol. d coEnpft Y
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PORTATION.
Winter Schedule.
s sgsg - 81
TnAsspoaTA4iox orYlrr R. so. R.R.

Whsekfh9 sStnttOl, Nov. 29tlt. lSj6.
on and atr Monday LIST Decrniltr tile Passenger
Trains vli leave tlis station daily at G A ~ aid 420
?. NJ Wheeling tIus.
The sIail Train daily Except Sundays ESQ. A. M
WIN receive and discharge passengers at AL the principal
stations.
Tie Express Train daily at $50 p NJ will receive and
discharge passengers Al the following stations "ny Hen
wood, M0nnisYle, Cameron, Burton, Far1nont Retter
man, Sn, RoNiesbnfGs Piedmont, Cunbcrtand
Sir Johns Run SIartInsburg, HarpeFs Ferry, Monosacy
SyseSViiic and NaSlIing ton Junction.
THE Trains will arrive follows; This Mail Train 81 +:ip
A. II. daily; the Express p N. daily. The Acconlmn
datOn Train from Wheeling Cumberland Will be dcon
tlnueh BY order of
w. 3. WoODSIDE, Superintendent.
dec1 J. B.EORD, Agent.
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fpendletOn sol. for compl'tl

SB- Prof ne GrnIh'S EIecEF1c OiI,-TmE
NV PR4cIIc-ELEcTRIc Is The Premonitor Of
Prof De Grats Electric Oil marvel OF this age,
the following, mot everything)
Cures Rheumatism Otter, in day.
Cures Neuralgia. TOothaclle, minutes.
Cures CrampI Stomach, minutes
Cares Burns, Bruises, Wounds, to 8 days.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, Iday.
Cures Cures Earsc5s, Stg Neck AS E night
Cures Felons broken Breast Rheum days. cures
Palsy Govt Eryspeas to 50 days; cures Hemorrhage
Scrofa Absess to 10 days Frosted Feet and Chill
Ask Mr. wilkins Of Lynclburg &c Chas De Cirat's Elec
trio on did not him Of rheumatism and strains
ASK Sr. oaldwentt 1t did relieve him of severe
cough sha RaRn a n NO, .ur. him
swelet sInds in the throat in een minutes, when the
Docto, JAid would die in short time.
Ask As Argyle it did not relieve her of the headache
Ask Mrs BlackforJ of Lynchburg, If 1t did her
DEAFNESS CURED.
NEW HAvEs May isth, 1856
Prof DeGrat-SIy been deaf three years.
After trying many things, he used your on few times and
ASK MI Scranton Who Afterwards boSebt $50 Worth to
SELL Ny ElEcTRc OIL allPain, once, Rhsuma
Afflicted Is Years and Cured in one week Read letter
from Rev. James Temple:
Prof De GRATH-I have been adcted is years with Neu
ssga and SshsE Psni1l and haye been unable
Last week got bottle of your Electric OIL" The FIRST
y wife could believe her eyes Your Electric OIL has
done what the physicians of Phila failed
to do in IS years. Gracefully, yours,
rev. Jinls TEMPLE, $40 South ST.
This Is mild, pleasant harmless. Its properties
are all for good Children should have given them teeth
make Electric O They know nothing Of It's nanufactre
The only genuine the old 50 South
sth street, Philadelphia, advertised by
base scamp Name on the and blown q s bottle
Sole Inventor and of Electric on in the world.
=, Rorsale by T. H. LOGAN CO. and LAUGHLISs BUSH
FIELD. oetl6:W
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N ANCERI.
VTIRGINIA AT Rules held the Clerks Office Ofthe
Circuit Court of Ohio county, the month of Rebru
John Erwin,

The Central Ohio Rail Road Company
The Object of this suit is to attach in the hands of Will
liam D. Terry, Thomas DeCamps respectively agents for
the said defendants, and Michael Herr doing business
der the firm of Michael Herr Co., either of them
moneys, elects estate belonging to the said defendant
the Central Ohio Rail Road Cpmpany Thatcher Per-
kns Superintendent OF said Central Ohio Rail Road Com
pany, all funds which the said Terry Decamp,
either them. may have received for the transportation Of
freight passengers said Central Ohio Rail Road and
any moneys which the said Michael Herr d Co. for
the transportation Of freight said Central Ohio Rail
Road, sutcency thereof to satisfy and pay the
panants demand OF $l1O0 with interest and costs OF suit
The defendant, the Central Ohio RAN Road Company,
having entered its appearance and appearing by a
ay filed in the that not resident of the State
Virginia motion of the plaintiff by its attorney, 1t is
ordered that appear here within month after due
publication OF this order and do what may he
protect its interests and that copy Of said order he
forthwith inserted in published in the city
Wheeling for four successive weeks and posted at the
front door OF the Court House of Ohio county the first
day of the next County Court held for said county
copy-+Teste:
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Isc g2d. 1s56-lecq5-wtul1st Ne
FOUNDRY PROPERTY


For SnEe s.ease, tn West GOIumbin, Va.
'TNIIE property IN good working order, having Black
with stock Of coke. Tile buildings lenshth by
30 feetin Width nth carpenter shop, ndlathe shop with
The property centreo growingagrfcalturaI
and manufacturing county, with very large coal trade in
The properly win of years
need apply II any should desire purchase the
This property chartered privilege for manufacturing
of $3UO0O Should company purchasing desire it, the
as PRIVILEGES sAS6GN VIZ BIZ
T1RG1NIA:-At Rules held ia the Clerks oaice Of the
Circuit Court of Ohio County for the month of FebEu-
Felix {: Wins James Wins. Herman O.
Wins, silas Wins and Eliza Wins, who sue
Oy "'4'a n Gar s sS son,piarnan.s In ehancery
Sarah Wins and Thomas Kirby, and oe2,en.
The object of this suit lie to recover the portion of the
fund in the bill mentone belonging to :he defendant Sarah
The defendants having their appearance
it from an Med in the saGse that they
plaintiffs by their attorneyis Is ordered that they do
est that copy Of said order be forthwith inserted in
successive weeks posted the front door of the Court
onse of os on the % 9Sy 81 6T PsSt goSuy
" Nelson sol for comn.'tl feE2-4w
Cam ~ FS o s aa1tx Tue gsS month 9 S E 81 the
christopher s. Lambdin, Robert c. Bonham,
yld Wagner and John Howell, late partners ", D.h.
under the firm of LambdIn, GIlberson & Co. 40 OeOs
The Central Ohio Rail Road Company.
object OF this Is $1E3 O6 cents debt,
with interest thereon and costs In which suit attach
issued returned served upol NJ Humphrey
BonhnIn, Gllberson 4 Co., Earnisiees.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant is not
resident State Tirgnta-on motion of the plain
tG BY their attorney 1t is ordered that It do appear here
within month after the due publication this order
what may he protect its interest In this
suit copy this order be forthwith inserted In
published in the city of Wheeling
successive weeks and posted at the front door Of the Court
county, first dRv Of tile County
Court A copy-Teste AL0SZ0 L0RINEi, clerk.
EPenLleton pal feb5-4w
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JUST opening, new PIANOS and SELODEONs, from
q Boston manufactures warranted In every respect
Good as any in the World.
Also, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and MUSICAL Goons,
every description; all o. which offer lower than can
bought the vicinity, at either wholesale retail.
Ny list of Fancy and Variety Goods embraces every
description of the useful and ornamental adapted
New publications. Periodicals and Paners,
Susic Engrayings, Autographs, Gilt Frames and Moui-
fngs combs, brushes, Port MonnaIes, Card Cigar
ses, Steel foods, Rcticnes, ard
An endless variety of Fancy Goods.
L have also just opened a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY
Just selected New market 10y competent
person. viii be happyte all who favor me With
their patronage. Watches Clocks and JeEelry repaired
with ncatnCsS
To buying at wholesale, Teachers &C.,
ducements will be offered in prices.
The attention Of all Is respectfully solicited.
~ Pianos and AelodeOns 10 let.
n. F. ToBIN,
dec22 No. Washington Hall.
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Samuel Dunlap,

IN CIHANCERY.
VIRGINIA Rules held in Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Cou Of Ohio County, for the month of Febru-
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urntsI the best Of RECOMMENDATIONS travellers
and boarders
AT MODERATE RATES.
It sloeateI city, opposite
pension Bridge and only few squares from the Railroad
Dcpots and Steamboat Landing.
EXCELLENT STABLING
attached totle House. rest
assured thar pains viii be spared to add their
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NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting stockholders Crescent
Il Misunderstanding Company, for the choice Of President
Directors &C. and i TRANSACTION Of such other tsIntss
legally before Them, wiz be held the 6ee OF
The Company In Wheeling, Va, n II o'clock A. 81 We'd
nesiay, February 1fth, 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-05

e An OLD FoRT.--In Florida the old fort formerly
called St. Marks, but since the purchase from Spsin
Fort Marion, is constructed of co9uina stone. The
following 10 interesting description of it: This
fort 10 just century old having heen built in 1855
1t cost immense of money, and is srou enough
to have withLtood in it's time. several formidable
sieges. 1t is probably, the mcss stupendous and
certainly, the most interesting piece of masonry in
the United States. 1t contains dupgeous which are
said to have witnessed of inc uistoia aroci.
ty, and hose floors have been stained by the BLOODY
tyranniSs Of dark and cruel age. There is also,
chapel and vnumerous guard rooms for the accom-.
modationes soldiers within its massive walls The
whole is surrounded by meat which was formerly
crossed by two ancient draw bridges. Mcdelled sf
ter the old feuds form of defence, each bsstion
crowned by turret of sentinels and hss an ulr Of
antiquity, bordering the romantic as well az be.
ing exceedingly picturesque. Over the main en-
trance ID engraved, in solid rock the arms Of Spain
and an inscription in the Spanish which informs the
stranger that the fortreas finished in I75G when
Ferdinand vi. FED the domnicns Of the mother
country. Don Alonzo Fernandos de Hsrda wa,
Governor and Comm and erin chief and the engineer
of cons truction was Dan Pedro de Brsz,s.y Gsray-
1t 10 said that in lSl9 when Florida was purchased
by the United States, many of the old Spanish re.
cords chronicles and srchives thai alone could hed
light upon the obscurity, which clouds MANY por-
tions of The eary and eventfu history of this zion
were conveyed in secresy away to Cuba
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
Tsursday s1orn,nS. March 5. 1857.


"THE WORLD ow rs aE LIVING. IL 80.
thing Mr.. Fold np-your Eauds; the worn -.
you not single sou You have done 1899
these twenty years bat consume s1e
earned by the sweat Of other meas oroms
"You have ate and drunk and slepti "1~s 'aeh'
WHY Ate and drunk aud slept again.
And this Ia the sum total OF your 'Ie, aha .ne
world "owes you q living For "hau no"
came II Indebted to you TO thN amount Mnh'
h.-e va,, done for in What family In distress
hsvs yon befriended, What products have yen
c-a.,aa, what uiiseries have you aleviateof-
whst errors have you removedf What arts have
non nerfec.ed7 The world owes You a liviugi-
yS,e I,.n. never was there a more absurd ideal
Won have been tax, sponge upon the worlo
aver soce you came into 1t 1t Is your creditor to
a VAS. amount Your liabilities are immense
your assets nothing, and you say the world is
owing you. Go to-
The amount in which you stand indebted 20 the
world is more than you will ever have the power
to liquidate. You owe the world the labor of your
two strong arms and all the skill In work they
might have gained you owe the world the labor
of that brain of yours the sympathy of that heart
the energies Of your being; you owe the world the
whole moral aud intellectual capabilities OF a man
Awake, then, from that dreamy do nothing state oil
slothfulness in which you live, and let us no lon
ger hear the false assertion that the worlds owning
you until you have done something to satisfy the
Just demand TO which we have referred.
Exchange Paper.
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WONDERS OF ScIEscs.-The often quoted cor
respondent of this Newark Daily Advertiser, in one
of his late It letters from Italy, Gays:

WONDERS OF ScTEscE.-The often quoted cor
respondent of this Newark Daily Advertiser, in one
of his latest letters from Italy, Gays:
Stetho.copic aussulasion established principle
thanks TO M Laeunec which has at length produced
the Dunamoscope; perhaps its greatest service. 9th
ar rrenchmen had made some approaches IN their
eG,rts to fiud a mechanical guage Tor ths animal
economy-M Bonnet. for example, WITH his age
falling Spirometre. and III. Outlet with his Pneu-
mstometrs but NJ. Colleagues appears to have
won ali the houors of discovery by hs little steel
asr.trumpet which reports to the practiced the
organic action and actual corditton of the entire
body at any given m0ment-guages Its vital force
its ne aIth and the course
and the evsut of Diseases &c. The marvellous lit
Gle instrument which would seem to leave c,ir-
result of a series of experiment. in suscultation
which led the discovery that all vital organization
gives out an audi bic sound-N'ow hum. accompanie ed
by very distinct epitation VI cracking.
The Sc sounds may be discerned we told, BY
acute ear, but more distinctly with the aid Of e
steel cork conductor; and they sad to vary n
= measurable manner with the are, Temperament
health and sessoas, to Indicate the difference be-
tween the effects of fatigue and disease. apparent
aud real death. &C. In 2lete pareysy epllsrsy,
and the like, they entirely disappear, though they
continue for ten fifteen minute after the cessation
Of pusation and respiration Ia death. They also
heard In amputsted limbs for soe minutes after the
operation-as creatures appear BE- alive after
losing their hsadl. Thu humming tbOurdonnenaeat1
appears ia every part of the body to which the in
strument may be applied, but he crepit alton only
I'll the extremities of the fingers and toeswhen
of them IL placed in its bowl i not sware that
any theory has been deduced from these sngulsr
ruts of this course It physiological enquiry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-05

ATMOSPHERIC Gas LIGHT This is the ren,s r;r.
to q ges light, the basis of which is hsnli3
atmospheric air, the product presenting itself in tbs
form of clear, white, pure flame. free from smoE
aud other ofensive unhealthful quality Tbis
light is produced BY current of humid ar D.s,.
ing through mixture, the principal ingredient Ct
which is benzole highly carbonized fluid Instead
of using the 'carbunste1 hydrogen" prepared Nv
expen've chemical processes, this gas is produca3
BY atmospheric air, which, by a metre pessaee
through the liquid, at ordinary temperatures anpTn
PIRATES to itself, from the banzols mixture ali int
is requisite to imRart to it's flame peculiar briliascv
Benzoe Is hydro carbon spirit or liquid form. oh
tanned by disllation from bituminous coal and othar
analogous substances. This benzoIe is m;xed WITH
one or two other cheap ingredients and gallon nf
the hydro-carbon is equal to the production of 1000
cubic feet of gas "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-05

DISASTROUS FIRE IN CHICAGO A me at dssstrous
fire occurred at Chicago Tuesday mornins 10 the
building at the corner Of Water and State strests
occupied by Dix, sinclait l. Harris, wholesale sro
cers loss $5i 90. insure for 8 SEQ The fo!low;n
were also DESTROYED: Hubbard Co., furnishine
goods loss $4,000, insured for So GOa; Hale & Co
chair factory loss S5 coo, insurance; Tutts Hnh
bard Co., wholesale hardware, whole .tnck d.
stroyed, kn lao 200, insured for SI2a O0O; Jewitt
Rost. stove dealers, less $50 900. insured for
ooo; Norton Co.. wholesale grocers one-thiId Of
their stock damaged by water. anu "
The block was owned by John P. Atwster. of Gin.
cinnati Mrs Conveys boarding house was also De-
stroyed; iosa 81 700 over the insurance
Mr., Neil, liquor dealer, Iost tn. wbo1a Of HE
stock, valued at $50 coo, which thers ia NO ,psn
&3e, 00O 'anaaseo epout
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INTEREsTIsG FROM PARIs.-The French G0rern-
fnent Demand Satisfaction for the WyOngs inflicted
their NJ ssfonaries.We lesrn from the Paris corres
pondent ofths San Francitco Echo du Pacifque that
the French government as recently entrusted Rear
Admiral Rigaus de Genouilly with most delicate
mission to the Emperor of China. He is requested
to ask full reparatIon for the many offences ard
elites lately endured by the Catholic Missionaries
In violation of the LAGRANGE treaty and particularly
for the murder of the Missionary Chspdelane. He
will have nothing to do with ths officers of the Ce
lestisl Empire He will apply directly TO the En-.
peror himself. Rear Admiral RigauIt de Gencully
Is q man of great energy ard intellect He had the
command of the Marine batteries in front OF Sebss
topol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-05

PAYING TO SUPPORT AsoTErp M.S,s u,pv
mover ana strange case of a!imony hes Just been de-
c,ded ct Louisville, Ky. man named Feranson
sepafsted nom his wife. and she sued for alinony
Asetnement was made he Ieeing to gay $500 q
year during Der lie. Subsequently the parties were
evoteed and neither party restricted from mar
fYns again-the husband relying upon the re- gious
tAh OF his wife to prevent her from taking another
husband. She did marty, kowever, and Mr. Fersu-
son theieupon stopped the supplies He didn't relish
tne idea Of feeding and clothing another ma wife
without deriving some benefit from tie outlay, A
suit was brought to compel the payment of the $500
Per annum, and 1t was decided in favor of the life
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l. EMF, PAINE az 90,
IN Importers and Wholesale Der iers In
FOREIGN md DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Nos. l63 AND l65. MAIN ST., RIcRMoND.
rim G TRADE, 1887.

SIP Rim G T r "A DE, 1857.
By the fhips ''Eenry Buck" and "Helen r. Coop
err" from Liverpool TO this port, and by various
rivals ria. New York, we sre receiving our Spring
Importation of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
Purchased upon the best terms for cash. and conpri
sing great variety OF rich and handsome goodr.
We are also receiving large assortment OF Do
MEsTIc GOODS, of the best styles, which, in q few
days will be very full and complete. We are also
prepared with splendid stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Manufactured in Richmond in the best manner, of
good material and in the latest and most approved
styles.
We tske occasion to return our thanks to our
friends and customers, who siven their prefer
snce to Southern market, and to assure them that
we shell use 81 efforts tc insure continuance of
their patronage, by getting up a stock OF Goods,
which IN variety and extent and in style, quality
and prloe. cannot be surpassed in this country.
We will sell only to cash, or prompt six Ileni hs
buyers and to this class of customers are deter
mined to offer such Inducements, as will make It
to their interest to purchase in this market
" Orders shall at al times be promptly and
faithfully attended to-
RJrunONp Eah
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THE SILK CRop.-A letter from london re.

THE SILK CRoP.-A letter from London re-
ceived by the Ericsson says:
The question which will most affect the financial
condition CT France end Italy during The present
year remains yet to be deeided namely the fate of
the silk crop. Even with rsIsrd to its prospects
nothing can be ascertained for some months and
meanwhile there will be some anxiety concerning it
Very general apprehersions entertained that the
disease which damaged the last crop will again ma Ike
its appearance and like the vine blight only
self cut gradually.