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Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23
WOODVILLE



The Presidents Message. in.to-day's paper will BE-
read withinterosI We expect much excitement Il
enaue in consequence Of The. recommendation Of his Ex
celency IN relation to Texas and'the Oregon Territory
The abotonias viii, Of course, be very hostile 10 81
views Of the President in regard to- Texas Tint IT,
delasgable old demagogue. q. ApAMs, viii Be ID BIZ
glory, presen from bis co. abofefs, Che solitonisla
anew seriesof petitions gains the annexation o. Tex
as % the United States.
The following EzIIaet taken from The Kennebeg
journal, and copied INTO Ro New York Tfibane, ina
Gates what The feeling At Tho olh on the annexation
questions
What noW causes the greatest urgency as well as
The utmost ecfecy. il Texas into the Union,
the fact that the single STAT Republic is very embar.
faased condition and many Of The msanIs are begin
ming 70 think q a6olIahiHg slavery This would upset
all the plans idl the extended dominion slavery which
clifton 70 bring FexaA inlo our Union ImnedIatelY.
Besides, slagefY abolished there, the slaves d all
the South Wealafa States sill run away IL three gsals
and thus uttefy daEFag tho South Western slave maf
kets by which VI BIS hlalylapd end North Gafollno
now thrigo The Ha6 question, then. 0fIibsHy aud
turns3on Tho Simple point which public attention can.
not be TOO much aI8azsd There ought . hs hun.
afed thousand copies . Pfohuan printed and EIIeunt
ed lnmediately Le cheap edition be printed. which
every body can buy
frobus i pamphlet which was published in
tue State Maine some time ast summer fall against
the annexation Of Tezas to tho United Suites qbe
grounds taken this question in the article above has
one me'itat least- is bold and undguised. The
save holder though fool eaEnot mistake it-.for il
se''ssss 'ne opinions the opponents Of annezalon
sssss P'''n and epphalle words ~ Il slavery q
s''''s@sa s''rs On Pezea, which tits thought win
= inevitable Unless She be annexed g The U staes
'ef saRs' q Az shs sea1k Wsss States win rua a,sag
q three Years.
ne next session ofcongfess viii disclose to the
aea'o fsaeFn States Who wishea their aavea 70 ran
s#e} g '',es years aud who the advocates foil
.ae ia,'ns quiet possession Of them.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23


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Mon I1f IIt PRESENT. na Of Easy appl|eaI|9a
|foile great body 1f 6 militia % lme 81
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Th8 ax1ahalluYaH 0 the War DEPARTMENT have
been consldeIah seaaeea in Che as Two years.
CONTINGENCIES. however may anse which would
call Iol ihs filling ap 9 ha feimeh|1 With lhe
lIt|l compliment o men. and nuke very deslIa'
Bic 3 Iemo4o| HE Corps Of Dragons, which BY
80 act Of last Cohstass 8as 1iiocled 70 30 dis"
solved.
f6l8r you d lie accompanying report DC the
9aaosafy CO.. information II aalion 70 tho Ma.
|pP 0ftho Un|lsd States While every effort has
bsen made. ahd wil continue 10 be made to Is.
trench bll s0peia0llies and Top o6 alI'excfeseen.
ICES. which. from time 70 time may have come up,
yet Il has poi yet been regarded as wise Of pfus
atIIt 10 tHNN my tiuIF inl NHnNeN .t4 et's.s
al APPROXIMATIONS The interests which are in
KoIYed are 81 loo important cheecIef y lead
fo the recommendation Of any other than ibeE-
81 policy Adequate appropriations ought 70 be
made 70 enable the Executive to fit oul all the
ships that ore now Ia course Of building, orthat
require repairs. 20 actuu service 10 the shortest
possible lime, should any emergency arise winch
may require ii. 40 efficient Navy, while i la
Gle cheapest means pc public defence, enlIsss ln
If support. lhe feelings Of pride and confidence
which brilliant decide and heroic selor have neFe-
le[bte served 70 strengthen and confirm
lfeley you to that part The SeeretaFy's ne
port which has reference 70 recent experiments N
The application Of steam and n the construction Of
sas sleameIa, made under the supern'endance
Of distinguished officers Of the navy. 10 adoIllon
% sne other manifest Improvements " sns Son7
slEaclsQn q lne Steam englns' anu ss
q 'ne motive power Wnlcp pas senossse '''ss.l
more appropriate % 'ne uses o. sn'Ps y wal, ons
oi .anoae elncets mas Drought 'n.V NY : pow
Tllscn makes 'ne steamship noss 'ol.n'oao's u
snef lor at.eck ~ defence cAnnos w suvpt,ly
recommend 'hl7 sunecs % your cops.usl guy
qQ Rol hesitate 70 express ~ enN'e VV'lA'su0n
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Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

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tieIr .iads w.tb 0su Br|l6sn Ii isWol known that
the New York journal Commerce ls one o. 'As most
fpeeisbs and influential papers published IN ecity
0'ki eng '0s,s'o's 'lS .'ese'Qsn'' g y n IS
sS ~ s 1870 u Pss..s -. &. .sg.'', .
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II III s, aa;sa .,.t;sc, y $500 II ~
their seats contested n lhs regular way ailef The
organization ofthe House
The House then proceeded 70 elect ITS Speaks
eh which resulted as foIows;- At the lFt vote
lvipa voes) John Y. Jones received l2s Yoles=-
and John White, tthe late Speaker received So.
So Mr.. Jones was debated duly elected, aud
having been sworn INTO Office. entered upon iIs
A.,,sas
Inc neAs question Nn'cn arose was 81 we eA'
pedlency oil adopting the rules oil The last session
Of Cougfess for tho government Of The present
on.. There ware t,oo nas,;es onnosed N the
'u'ss y sls ~ 7sss'V",' n ''''s'
rambling speecn-makefs VINO arc too stupid q
too lazy to condense their thoughts to conform to-
The hour rule. and the abolitonist who crave
s,ha ,ob. ofra.;,;o,,, +, no No., s..
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y 70 plackguara the southern slaye-noders-7o Q
far both Of these factions have been defeated, and
1.-The rules remain, at present without any Fnateri-
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d 1''s.s''' :. ssss'ss - "a ~, ~. w {
Sv.nul''sss, a'u wnep Y 'oPo1's' sa9s9 4u9s''0''1
will, doubtless again arise.
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Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23
Hardware. Cnflerv- &c
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

- 1TcIleZ, JT799.
THIS wen known Establishment bavine
Issss been entirely tefttad and thoroughly repaired
l55zz Us now "a operations The long experience
cd the subscriber warrants him IN the belief
aas e VII be enabled e give entire satisfaction to ali
efe s Iha house entirely new; and HE tabe win a.
all ti4es be supplied with the best articles that ~
afforded by tho Netchez and New Orleans market y
1He palfons Of bis old friends aud n.t
apeelIuY solicited. 4VM BIsrf0p ~
Nox II. l843 "a
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

TO RENT
viii ient for the year Is44. my plantation in Vii
klnson county lying on The Natchez Road, between
WoodsIe and the Buffalo river.
A. s, M'coMAS
9aafIllel Dec %, is4S--4ta--I.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

WILKINS ON IlI 1HIAIsE ACADEMY.
ESsalse 81 this Institution under he direc.
Zion d tie Misses g ALDER. will fecommence on
wednesday tie 26lhinat
In. I'll Iaa3-4-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
s.ed.-Clover at u; Timothy si4 sic. Rough

Sseds-Clover at II; Timothy ga SIG. Rough
Flax at 50 So
At Boston, operations in foreign Linseed have been
considerable comprising 5000 bushels Sicily taken by
manufacturers at 81 90 81 60 per bushel public sale
advertised of bushels Russia small part only
Sold and the balance withdrawn, about half the parcel
aerw ards taken private SALE price not public. 5000
bushe els do. sold at 81 80 a 81 40 per bushel.
sales OF real estate have been made, follows
The three story brick house and lot OF ground the
westerly side Of the 6h avenue 18th street. contain
ing IS feet front by 100 deep, sold for $4,000.
Two lots of ground Hora,io street. near the sth ave-
nue. each containing 25 by by 10 feet, sold for OoO
lot of ground the southerly side of 18th street
containing IS feet front by SO feet Deep sold 81 800
house and lot OF ground on Cheapside, running
through TO Lombardy street. containing % tet in width
BY II feet deep the side and SO feet 10 in ches on
the east sold for Sl3, 600.
Ten lots of ground lOls and 1921 street, between
the Sth and 9th avenues, sold for per lot, $40.
ne house and lot of ground on the norherly side of
oh street near the Sd avenue containing feet front by
81 feet deep, sold for SO 500
The brick house and lot of ground on the southery
sce OF "a street between avenue and b. containing 81
ieer 'front.' by 100 feet IL inches Deep sold for So GOO
The three story brick house and lot of ground Bar
clay street. containing 25 feet front by 100 Deep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

The markets present an increasing business with but
little change in the general features.
Flour and Meai-The demand is good and prices OF
are improving. Sales of Genesee at4 SO IS
Michigan and Ohio so 62A, Ohio, round hoop s7A
~ Orleans, anoat common brands SIT 1879 George
town, 433 so; ry flour, n, meal, Q75 ASH
shorts and ship stufs 81 n, and 10 a lOt
GrdinAt Boston, the market has been rather inactive
with little change in prices Sales oil yellow round corn
80 SIC; do fiat 81 IS, and white, which is scarce SO
Sac bushel Ia oats sales Of IL to 20 600 bushels via
northern sic; eastern s0c and Delaware SOC per bushe
In this market sales Illinois wheat at 95 corn Jersey
yellow at 55 measure; Virginia So do; New Orleans IS,
weight northern % SO; ryeo 81; oats 90 Asales
Virginia at n
Whiskey-saes good western at 1871 TO- Drudge is 10
cents in the sales within afew days I25 casks nearly
the whole stock.
! Hay--Salss at 40 a 10.
Provisions Mess 50 rs 37S; Prime 81 37t a
so. Sales Old Prime at SO s7; Prime Beef IS rs
23-Sales Country Mess at 81 u.s. Lard at 81 &c. But
ter 81 I5c; Cheese 4 a 81, with little doing.
AT Boston, Bank Fish sales have been made 10 to 200
otis at 81 go and some - u.s. neutrality-suspicious. During
the week Mackerel have improved and sales have beer
INSIDE of No SO % So 5ONo p Sc % SO so, and No
g. Sa6a Sa7b per bril- No / Alewives have been taken
at SO 90 So rs per bril- Box Herring scarce and sales
have been made at 42c each.
Beeswar-Snles Southern and Northern at 205c; and
Northern OF 30c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19


This ia extraordinary result onethird less money
now Commands the same quantity of manufactures in
1889. which commands a5 per cent more material
than that yoar This is the true of the protec.
on Of domestic manufacturer The wages and board Of
the operatives los per week, now nearly the
in 1882 The immense demand for goods for export,
which likely to grow out of these low prices will in
crease almost indefinitely the demand for labor These
results are destroyed by high tariff and paper currency,
which produce artificial state Of prices utterly de-
strucve of the best interests Of all concerned While
the channels of trade choked by the tariff and the
process of imitation is going they apparently get
ting rich but the maximum is attained, and prices
fall back destroyed trade and accumulated stock
Ia the present position Of the American manufactures
hardened down under the decreasing compromise act,
and with low and steady specie currency with such
superabundance of agricultural supplies the trade of the
world open to the enterprise Of the United States The
manufactures Of England, crushed under accumulated
protection" to all interests will inevitably be super.
adod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
Passengers Arrived.

ReSinald Fowler Miss Fowler, Miss Fowler Master
WIN Fowler Henry Cooke Andrew awIence James Ruher-
Wiiiia"s Q Cqby, Watts, New York; Morgan;
CzirtzkovIez, Rev Kromb1r9 Rev l. Giet Rev Poll
yach Rev Tppet. Fisher Strockwries, BeIgum-l5O
in the steerage.
GREEYocK-Ship New York--M r Johnston, Mis- M ard
Miss Johnson Miss McFarlard A Jimison, nd II in
the steerage.
CAPE Brig Bo.tonII Winsow of Phadepha; Mr..
Scwel' Boston: Mrs H w Fondy, Mrs o Meads, Albany.
BREMEN-Bsrque Charleston-M Henry, NJ Esther, A
Zoho NJ Sevant and 30 in the tterage.
&NEw ORLKANs-Barque Washipgton-E Snow, A Miller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
Died.

On Wednesday evening, 18th inst. Mr.. RICHARD
WARD, late of the firm OF Ward. Sill & Thomson, aged as
years.
son. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral a
ernoon at halt past O'clock from the residence of Mr.
Sill. "a Duane street, without further invitation.
On Thursday morning. 18th inst in the Bad year of his
age, FRANcIs HARMAN ELLISON, of North Shields Nor
cumberland county, England
Funeral tomorrow afternoon, at half past o'clock,
from his late residence, liz Sands street Brooklyn
At Litchfeld, Conn., on the 18th inst. Mrs MARY LORD
aged 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10.


yspsrsso Lock wood. Canton Booth Edgar; Ann louisa
BIoaas Howe Bena, Hond Blsneo; Gyermsn, D.yi!
Ponce, PR. Lord; Geo Clifford, Brown, Bangor Brett Il
Vose.
Arrived.
Ship Courier Dupgan, 40 days ON Messna. and Gis asr
Aw 81, with fruit Broom. Left American vessels
She ry before the Courier sailed the fruit Sicily
y destroyed by heavy snow storm.
Bremen barq,e Chaleston Caermoe AZ days FIN Bremen
BaIqae washinlicn Psbpy, % days from New Orleans,
bnque EreIyer, Vernell, tof Thomason 90 days from ~
Brig boston Hamilton (of Boston) 36 days from Cadz with
vim, to Foster Il Nickerson
,b 0anges, Leach tof Plymouth, Mass from Hamburg,
nen ~ wa falmouth Eng in ballast to n. baysnd Pat
70 have her fore foot mined aud sd again on IN.
She was bound to Havana - 49,
wood, to Nesmiih, Leeds u Co. -
bng 81 Sesree Long Is days from New Orleans with
mdse, to r. D. Huribut Co. "on' I'VE" oi'eau'' WIN
Brig Beplsh Mer.l % days from Mobile, with AS bale.
eottoa 10 hocrook Nelson Co; 500, slaves VandvooGt
Brig MENTOR Trefe,ben of Porand) 20 day. from New Or
days with cotton TO l.. ID. Hurbut 8 Co " MY west ~
Brig Hylas kus'is days from Wilmington NC with p,y,,
se ramoree, Howe. 90 days from Attakaas with timber
schr Florida Rces days from D,rien Ga with cotton TO
schr saml Ingraham whtesey 81 Gays from G,lve,,or
with cotton, to B ,dger e Peck. 'e'''n'
schr saml A. Appleton Nckrs9n, from Bos, with md
to order.
One ship, two briggs unknown.
GsncIa n. Record.
PACKET SOUTH AMsRIcA for Liverpool sails to-day
Her letter bags close Glpns the Exchange at ha ast
10 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
FOREIGN lamentations.


LoSpos-sh,p derha( RepoIed Yesterday )ess pkgs
u Morewood-2'A A Lows Stiff KIM tronsaes & CO.'S
Chapm,p- eos Hirs,-llS Clark ScCorm;ck-3
- Lee co.. Barber Brothers 80 Buein, KGop
sDawson Bres-9 III VS. g n Mai.5EK Collins & co-5o
Horsey-2J Owen-2 Cary Ha-2 Collector-2 Clark co
q Dodge Palmer-2 w Lafout-l Lennig & col
Barker Broth er-l White col Adams-l Caruheu-I
Schaly.1 w Simpson-l Bell Vincent-l w Lawson
Up Kely-l A o Willam.-l Blackburn Ii Ward co
II Belmont-1 Bartlett col Wiley & Patnam-i H
Cotheal-l w James--I Robnson-l Nash-l Banley-l
w Cook-2S6 pigs 5z7l bars to order.
observation-disclosures Prudent Reported yesterdayl-9
mdse 90 bss tartar Brethaupt-5 bxs silk,
G%1d-5 do Metals do cream tartar KooI2c If cks
% Sss msdds5 TaYlor-s5d, Haleh!.2a Ernen-
putchN 10 silk Howe-3S, do pickles Mite e-l do
sence Brewers cks almonds He ii Dxs oranges Mat
.en-l do .eed Pedct-l do stone A Barsi Mi pkg
Denny-l00 bis Brooml5O do do lemon,
der.
MEsHNA-Ship Coursrl75O boxes lemons 900 do almonds
1915 boxes oranges, Broom. /;
GREKNocKShip New York; Repo' ted yesterday)-20
GOAL ego eL nd:e 20 fkns he " ton. q Yoor
8 G MaitanaE2 Ms!tand-ss ReybuIn-l D%nals.s
Lseds-Noo quntals logwood Rowland Acknowledgment
master
CADzIBris Bosor-s2 cks wine Harmony eo-ea bes
coks IS bales cork wood Ague Gaoway-I2q OK, wine
bales corks L Stalker-2 bxs silk n d Coti,ea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
BARKY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.

C. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from Lopdon.-The real
n. Head, Of Han sull stand above all Others
Their light and yentating charac;erther
be shaped erac the natural hair their elasc
nd their material and knt nshp, well their
STYLE finish and arrangement, all combine TO form such
heads OF hair they must be 10 be fully appre-
cated. - 49,
new system of tn art Of Wig Making taught in five les
son, See specimen Of Barrys Wigs and Scales which will
SATISFY the fasdou that he Is the he and cheapest
stairs. ml22w mA~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
BY CARTER & CO.
Store No. 3i6 Broadway, Gothic Hill.
FRIDAY. Nav 10,
At half past 10 o'clock

FRIDAY. Nav 10,
At half past 10 o'clock.
Fxtcnsve assortment Of Rationale Cabinet Furniture
consisting Of French bedeads sofas wadtobes bookcases
avery other well fu nished house
The srtices are all of very surercr style and eIreent
A UCTTON NOTICED hiias and Green house pant-t
"A LEVY will sell This '.ornug at II o'clock at ~ Broad
fns collection OF Dshs IN potts. such as can be relied
choice collection Of Green House Plants. co i in
a%sn,y q r. White ' Sugar Beet seed which
CARRIERS CO -ss,adsy ssth May, ?, h,l past 10
srLEH6o wNEs &c Sy cenosse" most aps1b !,
scr meat Of very choice Wines Bandis. Gin md knm ~
B,chburn. 1884 aud 80 superior Pale sherry: Amsnl.do
nd Brown Sherry old London and Dunbar Port a1e swan
@ old Cognac and Oa'd Brandy ST. Ctor and old Jamaica
Also, basket; of ArssG Lau.epf ard pemanee Cham
i,ters Young Tyson and Souchong Teas
som" Of them are under the Custom House scs anu
mig ,ssr
wi gentlemen. and his friends of New Yorh, that i, sale by
auction i'll tahc place Friday morning the 18th nst at
sh he H BrsSd%ay %.
p';d collection Of goods " j be open for public Inspection
ntlv illuminated and will remain Thursday. and in
This collect on the fine arts CONSISTS marble satu-
airy aabs'eI do s Enpean and Medc vase, fer g esss.
osas sHs With
crystal drops ppie maehe ba,kes and walters rad
very e3tensve ecton Of fancy and use sr,icies All
the goods will be sod without reserve as Mr. VIII intends re-
The ladies' and respectfully invited to call and
heP he hopes they Will not ''' to call and INSPECT
IL any of Mr. Wits friend. or acquaintance from New Or
esns, st Louis Gin npsti Louisville erngton, Nashville,
Huntsville &C. are 10 the city he would be yey Happy to see
--''''' mil 5t.ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

On the occasion of the late arrival published the
marks of Manchester paper the receipt from Boston
ola lot odrllings The fact Of the export the natural
and unavoidable result Of the low prices of the articles
Az long the currency ofthis country DEAR and
specie level its manufacturers and farmers profaby
compete with and underssl the world The following
is table Of the prices of Lowell manufactures in the
ton market at different periods The export demand In
Boston is yet good and stocks running low prices
will Contracts to deliver in July at the present
rates have been declined.
PRIcEs DOMESTIC Goops IN Bosror AT DurERrrr Pr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

WHAT CAN BE MORE trying to the feelings of moth:
w than 10 behold her infant wTithLg agonies
chc. wasting away under that terrible OF infancy
cholera inautum summer complaint And yet radical
cure h. effected wh and certainty, by admins
ing to the little sufferer oa lnesnmabe peparauonyayn.s
Camnave Rassm No should be without this indis
The uch bowels, liver stem Ia he south il
occupies prominent place ia nearly dome site medicine
chest Sold By A. B. ID. Sands Druggists No - Fulton
If Gold. 273 Broadway II East Broadway.
S,..ku
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

Here reduction for greater than that of manuac.
tured goods Let us lock at the resusloO 900 yards
negro plain cettons in 1885, would sell for that
sum would buy l07 lbs Orleans cotton 1000 bbls
mess beef The number of yards will sell for
$4,000 which will buy l42,e57 lbs New Orleans
cotton, or lll2 bbls mess beef as follows
Plain cotton. lbs cotton. Mess beef
August. 1889, 100 600 yds $4,000 lo7.I 600 bbis
S1ay, I843 100000 Z" 10000 lt2,a57 Lac +"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19

40 do Ocean Insurance, $3.50 pald)pii
The amount Of Treasury Notes, In the hands OF nno'
cent rdparties repudaed by the government near
$4,000 This is of the most dsgraceiui acts that
has yet occurred The Treasury Department paid the
interest them six months after they were alleged to
have been lost, and regulates them.
The high prices stocks bringing out large guam
titles of stock that has held for years but the want
OF some means Of investment checks the disposition
Bank of Kentucky avoided for other than that
there are no transfer books here.
The Courier states that Dr. John w. Schmidt, Jr. Is a
new director of the Harlem Railroad This as nearly
cor rect as might be expected Dr. Schmidt able
and efficient director during the past year.
The practical operation of the bankrupt law in Massa
chuses, in the Boston district, has been follows -
Petitions filed, 1886
Whole number bankrupts, $500
Paid into Court by assignees of estates 47273S
over to creditors, 3e6S6l
Number Of where dividends have
been declared 274
The assets appear to average little 500 each.
The commerce the New York canals is much larger
this year than last. The navigation opened ten days
later than usual, and the +, sults follows
Tolls AND BUsINIss THE CANALS AT ALBANY TO THE
On WEEK IN MAY, l8i2 AND 1913.
1872 4,1s , f.ss,s ''s stsiS ' SIS
ls's' s.,las ls4s.os7 1886 1852
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-19
Domestic rrnportatlons.

New ORLEANs-B ,rQue Epervier-537 bbs flour Allen s.
WiIiad-l9 bbs Colgate Co.'S kegs honey ties
famed Douslass-l73 bbls pork Butler Badwinl6l do
flour Wilson
NEw OnLsAss-BDg Maintain sse bbls flour. 81 kegs
Carr -e5 faxseed, gin seng Newhold Craft
500 bb!s pork Maitland Bo'hsr-6s bbls ms, so bbs
pork Buh co6S bbs -four SO bbls lipseed OIL Roberts
Williams.
New ORLEArs-Brig Mentor-45o hhds mola:ses w At
water.
New ORLEANs-Brg st, George-37s Dbl. sugar. spoford
Tssi0n Co-20 do Nj Buck-IO0 hhJs malssss rpsster
Whtmanh-s tons lcgwood, thelps Edtus-3o hhds
do rum order,
Nrw OkLEAN.-Barou. Washington sugar &C bales
cotton 60 boxes mdz to orderO bbs flour. Bows Cary
1873 hhds molas..s. A Taylor
PoRr LEoN-Bi g Emeline-l2 bales Pomeroy-23
do 10 bxs Hobook .son45 cotton, Mel2t do
pipe tkgs mdz Center Co-36 cotton, MsitIapt-
lido spc,r Pauon-sJ Town.end-io smith, Wright
Co-l26 Vsndale Caldwe-2i Wiley-s3 Blown. Br hers
Y Co.'s Waterman & A,nod-53 q Collns-1 bale skins
Swift Harbu-i box dc Start box tobacco, Perkins
Hopkins-l box mdz Cook-1l9 corton 70 order