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WATCHES, CLOCKS, 90.

49, SPECTACL 4 SPEC
~ S BILE GLAssEe.-The public A..
hereby informed that IN our vary complete a.
sortmeut OF BIZ kCT AOLkS we continue 70 keep, ~
PEBBLE aLAsSE5 In steel and geld frames Wiw
experfslCe Of thirty years in this department ~
rasses to ali the requirements Of the syes we srs
enabled to give general satisfsctioR In orr specta
CATARACT GLASSES. also. always on hand. yYR
f3IASaES. gold steel and shell Of every variety
aLASSES Of every variety fitted In old frsmss
MITCHELL A.TYLEK
An mkCW6m Ils Main sfre&t
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THE FAIR.-To remove misapprehen-
= sion, members of the virgiaiA Central Agricul-
turai society are informed that they can take their
wives. unmarried dspghters and sons under twenty
ems ssare ~ age. 70 the fssr 9r u1ds free
ase'y va csntrsl 1srisuitarai scsisty.
eeii-lw
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m GENTLEMEN'S NEW FUR

<AANISHING H0USE-Opposite the Anne 61A
rican Hotel, Richmond, Va.-Just received,
the latest styles of Young Mems French Soft ATS,
also Gents and Boys HATS and CAPS, of the latest
Styles constantly on hand from the very best Anne
rican manufacturers. My Furnishing apartment is
also complete In every respect Particular attention
paid to all orders left for Shirts Also on hand,
good assortment of Trunks, Yalices, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas and Walking Canes.
IL I'm j SW EENE1.
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EALL TRADE
l. MY STOCK OF TRAININGS,
WORSTEDS FANCY GOODS AND EN-

WORSTEDS, FANCY GOODS AND EN-
BROIDERLES,
Being now complete, and unapproached by that Of
any other house in taste, elegance, variety and
cheapness, would invite the publ; to a personal
Examination 1t would transcend the limits of an
ordinary advertisement to enumerate the many
really new and attractive articles which now crowd
my score and it would well pay a visit even from
those who do not want to buy, TO witness so rare
and novel collection of goods HIRSCH.
se 10-lms 209 Broad st.
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TrHR SUBSCRIBER. in consequences q

TNHE HuHSCRIBEK, In CONSEQUENCES u
j confused iil.health, has determined % ssl. ns
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MAnuSAvIVaa.,
lot 10 hy $50 faee on Cary street, between ~ aha
10th stresss and especiAly adNDend - ton essr
ak teen horse power Eugias. I'll In peEeee ofder
This establishmeut enjoys N extensive pAkioeaSs.
and o6egs Arare opRoztnntty - tho. vhp nny ~
Terms accommodating w,s
- ap-@ nAkpM 10.
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T EATaER, HIDES, OIL, &o.--WM
II BEAL. successor to J c Crane & Son, keeps
constantly on hand, LEATHER of all kinds, Sole
and Upper Leather; French and American Calf
skins; Harness, skirting,, black and fair Bride
Leather; tades and Gents Morocco; Winding ana
Curriers' Tools; Oil; Hides, &c.
All of which will be sold at very small advance
ON the original cost. for CASH. to punctual
toners on the usual credit. seI-6w
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RICHARDSON & co.
IL DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
AND KEEP FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS
AT THEIR
WARE ROOMS, NO. 95 MAIN ST.,
RICHMOND, VA,
All kinds of
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLUThS,
MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS.
'" TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &c.
We will have made to order
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW
SHADES AND CURTAINS.
We are now prepared to offer to our friends, Gus
toners, and buyers generally, for THIS FALLS
BUSINESS, the largest assortment of all the Goods
embraced IN our card G6oue, that We have ever had
on exhibition at one time. Whilst the styles are
beautiful. the udriety IN guilty is unsurpassed and
having been imported by ourselves, under the most
favorable circumstances. direct from the manufac-
turers in England. and selected with care from the
best factories in this country feel justified in de-
claripg and ,c1U sell them at as low prices as
Goods of similar quality, Of either English or Ameri-
can.manutacture, can be purchased at any house IN
the United States
We cordially invite all buyers and visitors to the
RICHARDSON L CO..
Sc 6-2m* IS Main st.
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pirectors, Of the Bank Of Rockbridge, believe the
"'''Y 3. n. PAxToN,
q. Med. MOORE,
u. L. HOPKINS, 1.
s.gSE. Al NELSON,
SAMUEL Med. REID.
JOHN T. L. PRESTON.

s4ars OF VIRGINIA, County Of Rockbridge, to ,cit:
This day John H. Myers, Cashier Of the Bank Of
Rockbrdse, personally appeared before me, = No.
tary Public in and fos said County, and made oath
that the above statement 10 truc to the best OF his
knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this LIST day Of October,
1858
JOSEPH G. STEELE, N. p.
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uIREaRRAT REMEDY

L FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
HARTSHORNES CARMlNATlVE BALsAM
Cures Cholera and Looseness Of the Bowels.
HARTSHORNES CARMINATIYE BALSAM
Cures Diarrhea and Summer Complaints
HARTSHoRNES CARMINATlVE BALSAM
Cures Sour and Acid Stomach and all Bowel
Affections.
HARTSH0RNES CUREALL
Cures all Pain, and prevents Bowel Com
plants.
The sbsre Medicines are prepared By Chemist.
Remember, HARTSH0RNEs CARMINATlVE
BALSAM cures all Bowel Complaints. and HARTs-
u0RNk'S CURE-ALL will prevent Looseness
the Bowels and cure all Pain.
BoAles2s cents.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD q co,
And all Druggists In Richmond, Norfolk and Pc
tersburg, lie 22-ts
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BANK OF PHILIPpI,
PHILlPPI, Va, Oct. 4 1858.

BANK OF PHILIPPI, I
PHILIPPI, Va, Oct.4 1858.
Hon. HENRY A. WISE, Governor of Virginia:
Dear Sir:-I transmit, herewith, a statement of
the condition of this Bank, for the quarter end
ing 30th September, 1858. Very respectfully,
c. W. PARROT, Cashier.
Statement oftae Condition Of the Bank of Philippi
for Quarter ending 30tt September, 1858.
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HATS, CARS, BOOTS, 20.

II NO. W "A 1siI door;s belov i4th.,
JOHN C. PAGE, JR.,
ps.r.ctfnlyv anuoupces to the citizens Of Richmond
and tho public generally. that ne hss Ieos ,rs -
TWO do orr above Messrs Tho- Price Co, where
b s;sr IN e caEPEr
VALICEs. not to be excelled in point o. ansi,,y
variety OF sdsptedness to the yar wrana
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Will embrace every variety of quail and style that
can be procured from the best Philadelphia and Ess
tern manufacturers, and choice assortment Oh MS
own tn" rue aENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT :.
Zee 81 Gait Paept Leather Cashmere and
la ting and fresh and full stock of Sewed and Peg
ged Boots, Bootees and Brogans. Of Northern manu-
acture: which, together with these Of his own MAKE,
comprehends an assortment as varied and complete
as can be found in the city.
THE MISSES AND GH CHI DEPART
IL stocked with q complete variety Of styles q
Caters Bo tres Ties and slippers. suitable lor oil
purposes, and designed to suit ell tastes.
THE YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
have paid especial attention to, and any article In
the line OF Calf Kip Stout Boots or Bootee. for
or ss
SHOES AND BROGANS FOR SERVANTS.
In addition to an excellent and full assortment Of
my own make my assortment OF Northern Bootees
Including so many kinds, that, whether for house.
factory. or plantation service. can supply the
wants of all who may give me q call.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
1 have made such arrangements with the various
manufacturers of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and
VALICES, as will enable me at all times to furnish
superior articles in this line, at moderate price
My assortment will always embrace a variety Of
styles and qualities and to those in want will be
prepared at all times to please both article and
price, and respectfully solicit call.
J0RBING DEPARTMENT.
My stock In this department enables me to offer 10
dealers, by the PACKAGE DOZEN for cash or city
acceptances, q general assortment Of Boots and
Shoes expressly adapted to the retail trade of vir
ginia, which will be sold AZ small advance on fac
tory prices, and invite dealers to give me call be-
fore purchasing.
To my friends and the public generally. who pa
tronzed me so literally at my recent location No.
- Main street. tender my sincere thanks. and shall
be pleased to see them at my store. No. 80 Main
street. doors below Pearl street.
ocI-lm JOHN @ PAGE JR
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@N VETERINARY SURGEON, AkxZ
1Gradnate of the Veterinarian College ofGAeezszzk
Offers his professional services to the citizens OF
Richmond and our surrounding counties. he treats
All diseases of animals in general and performs any
operations For further information about my aoiii'
~Esofice at the apothecary store OF Mr.. Fischer.
BROAD street and at my residences on alley above
Adams street, between Clay and Lelgn. r.. NJ
REFEREyCES-J Belvin Kagiand 70. VI
e,eo gsynzsi. DR. 70 VIM Haxall, DR. Wilson,
Jobn and George Gibson, Jas Mccarthy, Dsa-
rue. esA ~ 80
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BANK or RoCKBRIDGE, !

BANK UF KUChBRIDGE, I
LEXINGTON, Va, October LIST, 1855 /
HsHRY A. WIS., EsQ., Governor Of Virginia:
Dear sir--I herewith epclsss statement of the
condition ofthis Bank on the LIST instant
Very respectfully,
J. II. MYERS Cashier.
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We, the undersigned, directors Of the Bank OF
Phillip have examined the above statement, and
believe 1t to be correct
L. D. MORRALL,
G. X. JARVIS,
JOHN N. HALL.
ELAN d. TALBOT,
SPENCER DAYTON,
SAMUEL, WOODS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, BARBOUR COUNTY TO VIII:
This day, c. W. PARROT, Cashier Of the Bank of
pbtlipi personally appeared before me, LAIR u.
MoRRaLL Commissioner Of the Circuit Court OF said
county, and made cath to the correctness of the
above statement, to the best OF his ledge and
belief
Given under my hand this LIST day of october,
1855 L. ID. MORRALI
Commissioner. &c,
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EOR 6aLE.--A suction and force
PUMP. In good order. ons that HIS been useA
but little. and Which he's . vary high slputation.
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60 BROGUES AND LEATHER.
The subscriber has for sale
1900 pair CITY MADE BR0GUES
5000 sides SOLE LEATHER
In store and to arrive, which he will sell on &C
commodating terms. EvEREUX.
oc 6-Im No l32 Cary street.
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EALL IMPOR IONS.
L 8 3 g.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 CO.,

IMPORTERS AND JOBBBRS OF
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, SIX GOOD& Flow
ERS STRAW BONNETS AND RUCHE,
No 237 Baltimore street,
RRTwKrN CHARLES AND HANOVER STS., BALTIMORE,
Offer stock uneQualed in variety, extent and cheap
ness Terms strictly mons, or per cent Oh for
cash mar funds au 25-3m*
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&atemera:ef tie Condition Of the Bank Of Rock
bridge October ], 1858.
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WILLIAM ALLEN,
no THE COUNTRY DEALFRs.-Ti ri

- subscriber takes this medium of informing
them. that he has opened house. No. i2s Main
street for the purpose of carrying on a wholesale
CONFECTIONERY. Having on hand and intends
TO Keep ontnually, largestock Of FRUITS, NUTS,
PhESEkF rs and many other articles kept In q
Wholesale honse OF the sort; thus will be able to
supply those who are in want Of such articles MY
Candy will be manufactured on large scale Of the
quality and flavor. Call at my new house. and you
will be sure 10 get cheap and fresh goods
JUAN PIZZINI,
ocl No l38 Main street. Richmond Va
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- lEs ~ VIRGINIA CENTRAL
OAD-ACCOMMODA-
TION TRAIN EXTENDED TOT CHARLOTTES.
Accommodation Train will be run between Rich
mOnd and Charlottesville.
Leave Richmond. ..........-.....-.. 6PM
Leave ttesvile.....................u.35 NJ
DAILY, Sundays excepted)
VIM T ADC0CK, Ticket Agent.
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The extraordinarily high percentage of Phosphate
Of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once AZ superior phosphate manure especially at
the present time when the want of the better quail
ities Of Phospats Guanos is most seriously felt
The presence of F!uoride of Calcium is of no slight
Importance. This substance serves as direct nu-
trrnent to plants, and subsequently,, enters the
CHAS. BICKELL, Phi. D.
Bone Phos. of Lime
JAS R. Chiffon, NJ. D., New York-....~......-.s3 7S
For sale by GOV,
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.Is- NEW UAhKlAttn AND Hat
BE- - NEss REPOsIToRY.-The suhscribef.
havin9 been Tor 1 number Of years engaged u
Offers 70 those in TN sg ssc'0 1d sn
stas,tiai CAKnII "a 81 such a. Buggies, kochawa{s.
&c. All work warranted made OF good ana Gully
material. Persons Wishing to purchase are IesRrcS
ments viii be offered 70 their advantages. notn u
price and guarantee Of the faithful psri0rmsnce Vi
the work. q ~ ~ w. 6ot..l
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'THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
L AND No HUMBU9.
'ETERs' INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GoNoR-

PETERS INFAJLIBLE REMEDY FOR 60N0R-
RaRA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
curisl nor Balsamic properties, exceis everything
live and renoyating powers; and the medical w. rid
are astonished when told that the above remedy
will cure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED when
they have ocular demonstrations of the facts, But
the proprietor, who has known OF the remedy for
twenty odd years has known of case OF 30 years
standing, 10 be restored to perfect health, and sill
other of shorter duration 70 be restored with
out a single exception and therefore challenges any
case OF recent GonorrhGa, which the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried cut with
pru ence on the part Of the PATIENT and 10 any one
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
ugly in his or her ne guarantees y perfect
cure, and in of failure. will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure.
through his agents. ana cure VIII De efiectd With
cut incs vanencc TO the patient Sold by
GaUBBS Il APPEReoN, Druggists.
se 2s-lms No 1nl Broad st.
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1sA WE InOTO hN HdIH.- HIb
E:1 popular Hall. situated on Franklin street,
near Governor, having changed hands and under
gone thorough repair and renovation. is now open
to the public and Is offered the most accommoda
ting terms. The romor that ii was to be sold and
appropriated TO another purpose is erroneous and
u present owners will spare efforts to keep up
Its reputation as the best Ball ior Public Amuse
ments. Lectures, &c, in the city.
JOHN COOK,
SO Its Agent and Manager.
Corner of Main and Pearl sts, ND stairs. |
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- MULES, MULES and HUnoEo.
9NI have lust received, direct from Kentucky.
a very choice and superior lot OF stock. 1 have
MULES we'll suited for iron masters railroad PIT
pwiII ALL exchange. break and deliver in city or
country, upon my usual accommodating terms. at
Davis e Hutcheson's. late HARDING old stables;
NH shall be in receipt Of fresh stock, direct
from kentucky. every month. Enquire a. above.
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r. MULES, MULES.-The subscri-
4Nbers have Just received ct their Stables, on y,
fsrv street cd posite the Gas House. large lot oil
dne younp MULES which ase offered at low prices
and on accommodating terms We will regularly
be in receipt Of 1ung NJ ULES from Kentucky. ana
can All All orders in the most satisfactory manner
S- ~ GREEN JOHNSON, Cary st..
,rrOutto flasH ouae
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- FOR RENTING nding to remove
HI to the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford, Mayo& Blair two doors above Messrs Il Price
Co. the store at present occnpy, No Is Market
Bridge is for rent. This is Of the best business
stands in the lower part of the city, and offers
opportunity to any ono wishing to engage ia a re-
tenant the good will and fixtures of the establish
ment will be sold on moderate terms. Apply to
JNO PAGE, JR,
Sc Its No 10 Market Bridge.
@ STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
A:i RENT THOMAS D. QUARLES offers for
rent, the desirable store formerly occupied by him
shaw. Quarles Co. To q good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
aU Ats
a. FOR RENT-A desirable store un-
81 der the Exchange Hotel, on l4th street. next
door TO Vests Book Store. Possession given inme-
diately. Apply to Hugh W Fry, or Henry @. Can.
non. au lots
N FOR RENT-The residence of the
IL late David NJ. Puiliam, in Manchester is for
rent with garden attached, the remainder OF this
and the ensuing year. Any information concern
ing the same can be had b ealing e on |. ppr,rs
ANTS Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
en- FOR EENT-And possession given
"a in few days. the large and desirably located
dwelling corner of 5th and Frank lin streets, now
occupied by Mrs Burton, as q Boarding House.
Tor which tits admirably adapted n hp{g 1x e
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
eas-ts vs. Burton. DC
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Exchange bought daring the quarter
ending Goth September, 1888. at rates
varying from par to q per cent ....:...... !
Exchange sold during same period. from
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CARRTA0E1. CARRIAGES.

cxt CAhnIA0h6, OANuIAOND'
MA The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
MAKING Establishment, on Lombard Alley. between
Main and Cary, (l3th and 18th street, near the 70
ROiJCHEs. BUddIES, with aud without tops, and
SGLKIEH ali Of his own make. Of the best materials
1ond worT Of the kind can be In the city Of Rich
nmord. and respectfully ask . call from those IN
want Of any article in the Carriage line az am de
tarmined 10 make to order and soil ct the lowest
nrices possible and all work sold that is new var
ranted. MAoA'An "AN"'
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WTHEAT DRILLS.--P ENNOCK KS
w Wheat Drills, with and without Guano at
tachments; also Seymour's Drill. with Guano at
tachment. warranted 70 perform equal 70 any other
Drill in use. For sale By - N SMITH.
A--Sw No IL Main stree
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MASUFACItSSG
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AESold by nearly all the Druggists In this city.
10
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at OFFICE FOR RENT-With nice
s15 and we'll ventilated room, on Broad street, be-
ween Ross and 18th streets, lately occupied by DR..
carter P. johnson. Apply to
r COOK, General Bgent and Collector.
oc 9-ts Corner Main and Pearl SITS.
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DARLOR And CHAMBER fURNI-
TuRH.-ws have just rscels edo large and spleL-
bracins almest every article Ia the
line which viii be cold at prices lower than ever
&C Sim LARUB SHINE 8
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NOTICE. have bought out Mr.. John
IN B. Davis, ut the old stand Of Messrs Davis b
lee next door TO Hector Davis Auction House,
Franklin street shall keep constantly on hand all
fslruiah those in want.
iy Sl-tn u LINZ.
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that De xaadoine right; caraKsnot for all the ieers
and encSEs hat could Repttaged He never under
took TO 4xpllin why be drove ascow for he was not
incHned 10 make aesaunt Of HE charitable motives.
'sn1sfarihermore. ID his heart he had no sympathy
with the false pride that could look down with ridi-
cue on any useful employment. It was by mere
accident that his course of kindness snisl
was yesterday discovered by bis teacher.
And now ladies and gentlemen 4 appeal to you.
was there not true heroism in this boy c6hd6ct?
Nay, Master Hartley, do not shrink ont Of sight be-
hind the blackboard Yon are not afraid of ridi-
cue, you must not be afraid of praise. Come forth,
come forth, Master Edward James Hartley, and let
us see your honest FACET f.
As Hartley, with blushing cheeks, made his ap.
pearance, what q round of applause, in which the
whole company Joined, spoke the general appreciation
of his conduct The ladies stood upon benches and
waved their handkerchief The old men wiped the
gathering moisture from the corners Of their eyes,
and clapped their hands. Those clumsy boots on
Hartley's feet, seemed a prouder ornament than .
crown would have been on his head. The medal
was bestowed on him amid general reclamation!
Let me tell you good thing of Jemson before
conclude He was heartily ashamed of bis ill.,
natured raillery, and after we were dismissed, he
went with tears of manly selfrebuke in his eyes,
and rendered his hand to Hartley, making hand
some apology for his past III manners. .Think no
more of it. old fellow" said Hartley, with delightful
cordiaty; let US all go and have ramhle in the
woods before we break up for vacation" The boys
one and all, followed Jemson's example; and then
we set forth with huzzas into the woods. What
happy day it was!-Liitle Boys Treasury.
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COFFEE.

The of coffee has become very general
throughout the civilized world and has of late years
become a necessary Of life, instead Of in the last
century, merely a luxury. The events Of the
French Revolution had a great effect upon the
growth of coffee. since Hayt, which one Of the
chief places of production. was nearly ruined by
minso, the British West Indies, and Java, were the
most important sources of supply. At that date
the superior advantages Of sugar in Cuba caused
them to neglect coffee and the crop of that Island
has fallen from 5000. 00O Id. to less than 12O0O.
600 h., and the product in the other West Indies
has declined from various cause.-The emancipation
in Jamaica, &c. At the same time the crop of Java
being stimulated by the exertions Of the Dutch
Company. greatly increased. By far the greatest
increase has, however, taken place in Brazil The
coffee of that region not liked we'll that of
some others, owing to defects in the mrde Of clean
ing, until about ls45, since when the product has
grown to equal that of half the whole supply.
The production of coffee has been as follows, at
different neriOds.