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HE PROSPECT OF THE COTTON cRoPs.--In con-
yersation with gentleman yesterday, formerly of
Baltimore, now most extensively engaged in the
south in raising cotton we reget TO learn that the
prospect of the crop this season is extremely bad
in consequence of the great destruction by worms.
Fields infested with armies Of these pests, which
are in many instances completely destroying the
crop, and in other places there will not be one-half
the usual quantity. This is unwelcome news. as !,
confirms previous reports in regard TO this great
staple product Of the United States.-Bah Sun.