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svensa Havana; Chachill' Robinson. New York;
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Cid g. Sarah 4 Mary, Bates, aud Pacific Meek. NYork
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MARITIME HERALD.
SsaiIlxnnstcrs and Agents.

We shall favor If Captains of Vessels will give
ROBERT SiLyEy Captain Of News Boas report of
the shipping et al the port whence they saledhe vessels
newspapers, they may have Agents and CoespO.-
dents It home abr d will also cfrr fve by sending
his Office Marine Intelligence they may receive
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POlsr OF Na.W YOi1Ix, APRIL ~.
Cirarx.i,

Cleared.
Ships Hey snsvey Liverpool, Sea- Edward, do, Taylor
S:. :;s.fs; S:% Y%
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with fruit SC 10 Drsp-r DeviI,n "
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co from Gibraltar 18th February with Henry for Ne~ Or
Brig ueumpka (upmted yes,.sdsy) Fowler 10 days frsm
ced Of nohsy gales the whole passage 70
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Correspondence or the Herald.
~, - Bnsros. April ia P NJ
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sss arr At ~ hence 40 houn the 3d. and lett
Shlurs atsf ior iAv-rpool lh additions pase sgen.
Also Craig Brl NJ ade London, Feb 2l, Dow
10; hoioph Flinn, Philadelphia.
miscellaneous RECORD.
Packet SHr SEA FOR LIVERPOOL will sail at 10 O'Clock
Monday moTniog ah instant Lster Bags will close gu
ter before 10 o'cock.
The Letter rags to be made up At tie Exclane. Resd
Room aud Foreign Letter OSice, Tor Chszre, Panama
III Pacihc will remain open until Tuesday Anil 18Th r,
PM.
SHP Geneva, Drinkc- sails Tuesday rsxt for Canton
ARRIVALS, SC AT NEw ORLEANS -Entrance at IN. t,us
tom house tor the monh ending 3t March, 86 shipx
re ON aud l0 ise Cieared during -
same Tine 2s6 vsse Of which 2 for foreign ports ss
coastwiss. 80
AMOUNT OF TorrAoy CLEARED FoagIer AND CoA r.
WISE TRADE FROM rms PoRr FOR THE QuARTER EspIN a
3isf MARCH, 1875.
Amount tonnsre Of American ye,ssls -
ior.isn Trade .,..,........,. 5o.in8 40 2.a2s 100
Amorntt image Of foreign vessels in
iofeiEh uaJe, ............. 62.ti3 II 2,3i3 100
Tod OF tons 10 foreign trade i2 SIS 90 1860 ou
Tsln'se ~ American vessels in the
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To al or tons cleared for the
quarter ending 3ist March. .at0 s5f 20 e6i7
the yard Of Joham Steon Medford Tbursdav She 4
owned b, Joseph Wheeler a. apt Z. Adams OF cssou
siSouL.R Ioisc!prNcE-Tiis ,hip Clyde. Captan The
aid aud hcs - Msseh at, 1apsa rdsu let tis port ON
later 70 Haye-Whra tn.y crossed the Br he Cyde VA.
dsy last when ia coming the Bar Captain Jordan iaforns
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NOUvEAUTES PARISIENNES,
PARIS MILLINERY,

"A ID AM g ODFREY u DAUGHTER
he peasurs to their and tie
- Ladies OF New York, that they will open
On Monday, the l4th i,.st
an assoTtm ent Il One Hunded supeue Atyle FRENCH
SrRAw EAIBRoIDERED Hats by Her Royal Highue
the duchess de Jonve and the mobility Of her Court
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BRKADsruFFs-Fi Flour has downward tendency. Yves.
tern may now be bought at 81 6s3 476. Brandywine
and Georgetown continue at a. 76 Wheat sells in small
lots at e4 o5 Corn in better demand at 4s 40
Rye 81 a SO cents. tf
The crops in Indiana, Illinois. Michigan and Ohio
yer seemed better promising.
CoTroN-The sales to day amount to about 900 bales,
at rates establishing decline OF quarter for the
week. The suoply the market this week bss been
quite sma and buyers generally having shown but lit
tie disposition to operate prices have gradually yelded
sness DONE either by purchasers for hcme market
or for the French md other Continental pors nearly s
OF the large transactions having sgsn been English
account. We annex the quotations at which the day
Coaes
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Foreign Irnportations

PALERMo-Baque Beaver30o boxes ovange 1850 do lemons
paste Draper Devir.
PALERMoBarque Sophronis Before d)-a1o0 boves
800 do lemons so almonds Phil
lips X col pipe wine I order.
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ASTOUNDING FACTS.

ASTOUNDING FACTS.
PHILApELPHIA, January 4, I8l5.
hereby certify that when about twelve old,
gradually became DEAF both that in few months
Of voice remained n that situation until summer
aperiod eighteen when heard Of
ACOUSTIC OIL Immediately obtained bottle which have
used and happy has acted like and quite
ed Any wishing further information Of my hc
think remarkable will fad by calling my residence
Concord stree, first door above Second street
MRS. REBECCA BABTER.s
IFrom the Albany Daily netssIboetfI:l 90,
THIS IS TO CERTIFY, that Willard jerks Proprs,or
Of the West Troy Exchange Hotel having afflicted with
deafnes. for the last years. and in the other
Tor the last that impossible for hear the
loudest voice and after trying Smede without impro
wing my hearing IN the least was induced to try Scapa.
stored my hearing and will be happy to see any person who
West Troy. WILLARD JENKS
The following certificate addressed TO Messrs A. b. D.
Sands, to whom the parties ars known -
MEssRs sArps-(entlemen-Th following statement o the
beneficial effects produced by the Of Scsrpa Acoustic Oil
have positive facts convince them value eca
She nearly deaf for and could only be made
hear BY speaking very oud lpuchased bottle which
used according the printed rectons and before
Of the bottle applied substance dchar
ged from the and soon after the hearing in beth
completely restored Ii almost since the
tsus can be obtained BY those interested 6y calling
This valuable medicine is for sale by A. B. D. SANDS sole
agents for the propreo. No 70 Fulton II Broad
way. ai3 Imsm
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By Last Nightx Xouthsrn Mail.

!nd.s; Eu.an Banscomb d.; Michigan CroweIi Boston
tepius wolf do; Pearl Harding. do Alma, Norgras,
BALTIMORE, April la-Sd Edwin H Stevens Brggs Sals
Barbados.
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Passengers Arrived
SAvAsNAa-B,ig d LsmaI-(Ksroyt'd yeserday).J II
kns aud lady, Lyman md LADY, w rhompson Bisiow
Tumble, W Huater. Wiber. .Hniman, w Jones
aud ~ ia tbs steeraLe.
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THE SOCIAL INSTITUTE, now completed, ready for
the reception Of pupils is situated in Shrewsbury h,ee
% ron me place tour miles from Red
Il casulsied to give sound actical educston
student to pusue basness class in college
Terms annum. $780, including all ncdenta beds
and stationery.
WANrEp-A classical teacher, native Of France Also
m.le Circulars and Interview with the teacher may at
l3l Nassan street ap IL lmsm
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CqLMAN,S GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS. AND
Literary Exhibition, NO 203 Bro,dwavJust added the
Exhibition very beautiful Picture by Coen size about
n41beng Lasdscape view in Gu nberand England, filled
Flashing touches Of Thomas Sidney Cooper of London
whom Mr.. Cole studied. IL vued in the Exhibition
London At 400 guusas Th. probably the delightful
To which, and about 200 Oil Paintings I2,l only
charged -
Entrance through the Book Store where charge made,
variety may be had, at reduced prices
NJ B-Mr Colmau wishing close up the Book Depart
ment Of his establishment offers bargains purchasers
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TO BE SOLD,
STRONG, well built Barouche Carriage, good order
and well adapted for family with without double
harness. TO be Roulstons Riding School, and Livery
Stables. lT Mercer ms is fire.
w requested call the Of persons city
the MeIchsns Exchange Of the valuable Real Este belong
between Williamsburg and Astoria That portion situated
medaey the bank Of the channel the Esst River has
been out parcels suitable for sites for country residences
and os beauty Of silnaton unequslled by contiguous
and adjoining the above divided into moderate sized
farms The whole property j. in high state Of cultivation,
and there are several good buildings the premises.
map: Of the property may be obtained the
Comptroller's Office No. 5 Hall OF Records Park.
Sixy per cent OF the purchae bond and
mortgage for five with interest at the Of pc
cent.
Full warantss deeds Of the property will be given.
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OTTIGNON'S GYMNASIUM.

CHAS F. 0TTiGNON respectfully informs his friends
~ and the public that he has
modous rooms Nos IS H. and Canal street near Broad.
way uosmeIly occupied by j. p Rogers which bren
,e give g the most sdou. Connected with
ready personally give in the Art Of Ii
Detence and he will likewise that his pupils enjoy the
.putation OF being the sklfu spae the
city. = -
Wrestling taught by Mr.. WIN. PRICE. who will warrant auy
pupil perfect, after a course Of instruction
Fencing taught by an experienced professor.
Mr. o. would respectfully inform pupils who have
formerly exercised at this Gymnasium. and whose
not already expired, that saictory for
conrnuation Of their uneIpired tme. will by calling
on him at the rooms Canal which will open
sunrise until 10 o'clock. PM.
MI o. would also state that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
til further notice. 40 Imis
THE FIFTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY Dinner Of
the 81 GEOKGES SOCIETY Of New York, will take
place M the Astor House the 23d Tcke the number
]. X WALTER 296 Broadway
WIN. HlNUHAU9H,l Vesey 81 Astor Houss
+. DIAPER, 80 Wall street.
- EDWARD WALKER, ia Fulton, and
aoz5 an l28Nassa street.
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TUE az, APRTL IS.
DR.. HOLLICK

THE ORIGIN OF LIFE;
For Gen.lem.n only illustrated by the celebrated fifteen
des OF the Maternal Structure and the Being
stage OF fdevelopemens &c also the models for the
first time exhibited Of The Pate,nal Structure Paintings
nral Prparations &c e. FRANKLIN HALL two doors
low the Tradesmen's Bank, Chatham Square. .
This large and commodous Hall has been beautifully fitted
and decorated expressly for the purpose large platform
will be arranged so that all the models dispayed. TO
be continued and completed Thursdsy and Friday April
n aud 49, Doors open at 7-Lecture commence Ad
msson 90 cents single Lecture or 81 for Ticket the
three taken the frat evening No admitted to the
ectue on Fd who has not been the previous Lectures
the subject will be announced on Thursday.
The Lectures LADIES ONLY the Afternoons of the
same days Admission, rs cents. Doors open At 2H
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THE TAILOR'S ELECTICAL REPOSITORY
THIS Workis plain English translation Of the popu
il 1arE Ereur rks I'D. d.rs

THE TAlLOR'S ELECTICAL REPOSITORY
THIS Works plain English translation Of the popu-
lar EIsnfh Works on Tailoring sa,pted in 4. .ty ana
Of the de this country The diagrams are as numerous as
one could wish them and the as them chang
ed from Fiench to English calculations Ihe figures Of fas
io1ac. are s,ectsd all The best issued Paris
kind has producad country before Arrange
ments maze that the work subscribers
with regularity the beginning Of each moath The
price 3 ysa,1 yH,l in a! & sssfs in. il sdvance
ers, 100 Nassau St, NJ York
They continue publish also, the Taors Magazine as
that t;s hs. s sser bern % gotten up in hi: country
this lNassaul ST., opposite the old brick church.
Editors Of Newspapers who live corporate contain
thai they have inserted th. including this
first volume Of the Electca Repository. The back
will be sent to Order and the remainder monthly until
October.
This volume will contain the French system cutting
times the French excl in This article ala 3t*ec
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new stock Exchangs.
SALES OF srocxs-Bo.ror. AnriIIl

SALES OF srocKs-BosToN, April IL
.af Auction Ill shares mercantile Ins Co 81 per cent
per ct adv; do Manchester Mills 03 per ct; so d.
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad $2
per share; 80 do Old Colony Railroad 81 advj do W. g.
tern Railroad adv; Is do Lhsrles River Bank s93 per
CT; do Berkshire Railroad 6iA per cent.
ut the Brokers' Board 20 Old Colony Rsilrosd,
1881; do Western Railroad. 1914; 100 do East Boston
Co. l3f; rs do East Boston Dividends, 6i 100 do Long
Island Railroad 49, 100 do do do 73 so do do Co
ali 10 do do DO ~; so do Readng Rsroad 2Af next
week. 90 do do do 2 SO do do do a4 so do do do 2l3
2o do do do la3 next w.
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CERIES FOR PASSOVER.
0cS

HE Subscrbsr thankful for past vors RESPECTFULLY in
forms his friends and the public, that he will opeu the
lth OF A r with raj of Groceries, Pass
over IS Catharne Street, and he all who may favor
him with their orders that exerons will be spared in
plying them with articles Of the best quality,
price. and with punetuslty Goods any part Of
Car
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jackson, Stacev a Smith

M etsnd Table Cutlery kaxc,s Scissors, File. Saws Tocis
jssl sasa Ns.is RLATf 51REEr.Up s.ain.
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THE
N v is | B LIE
WIG


80 co:eiy resembles real he.~ n hair sesp,cs
odGTy in ention Of the day The advantage Of .ha
aove and its being made without sewiuR
weavns hich a Appearances closely resemble
t nature haif both in 2htress and natural APPEARANCE
lree thnt IN all OF pcrsprsAon evaporation
md the great evils Of other entirely avoided The scr
md roisseur alike invited nspee this novel and beaa
nin .S and the icenM method OF fitting the head At s
street. stairs ais I'm &c
r to Soa u s.s W.ssS:. s
Chains 0od Pencils, kevs &c will find il greatly 70 their
advantage call the subscriber who is selling al descrp
Of the above retail much lower than other
sn sna y Gold WsSss low .. go and rs eas waehss
ranted TO Esp Rosc time the rcfunded. Waehe
and Jewsry repaired in tho beat and
at mzch ess thar ifE usual prices.
,1:ec psnS ,s q @ nnS a. s .s;,
TO TAlLOkS.
THE Second Edition Of Stnemsts celebrated work
equaled. published and dy for delivery. Those who
desire TO avail themselves Of the advantages be derived
from the use Of the usuctou contains would do well
obtain copy without delay The book Is IL II inches
OF garments the day. with full and ample
tructions FOR cutting In aud scienfc The
followng lew Of ths highly respectable who
tssufy to the merits u the hooks -
NETS Treatise Cutting pleasure recommend
w0rk compet' IN its arrangements and 10 its PRACTICAL
application to cutting superior heretofore published
either IN Europe or America. =
Coz, y w 1Tyou Co.. B. +. Homer James Daily John
The above be obtained Of the author No. lis Broadway
New fork. ai3 lmsee
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state ofTrado,

State of Trade.
AsHEs-We notice a slight Improvement in potts. and
now quote old ot 81 oct. new at - la. Pea firm
at 81 621
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE-

PARK THEATRE
M5sbgS sjTf ,ges'rsRs; EvsSINa 9sNs Ansss;H'M xps il
Win q: Ts:S a
To co.cuds with GRIsT TO THE MILL-Phnes di
Boxes cents tier 50 esnt,-Plt 50 c.u.-Ga.ry
IS cents
PALmO'S OPERA HOUSE,
IT, LEssEr W DiNNEFORD:
s h s =:
PIs. esni.-sseoad Circle esn,.-
MONDAY EsvENINo. April l.,h, ls.s, will be IRE
sSns Of TssS' NJ VI S vssd.ahan 10 IA Anu,
.. hs . xAs: sSsy e H. Ss ss;
Hymn % BssSa. 0' Our % Mon.eR a's appears.
cd T sSss with @ the sry e s hAPX o. LYONS
There Free List Theatre except the members of
Doors open at 7-Performancs AT halfpast
The Boz Book is now open and places may be secured
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.
FLOATING THEATRE,
AT THE FOOT OF DE LANCY STREET
Admission S6S5HY Il R; G''fs fSESS HSS la cents
DAD .! he Pride osesn-jsef spry e. jones' POI Pol
Film night Of the celebrated GUMBo FAMILY who will
give variety Of original Negro Pecuarties Of singing and
followed s ,a e slS.s kLSSs RAJ
ssS Fffs' Bot.
EXHIBITION.
TAE GRASD H O%RlGINAL % TABLEAU, painted by F.
as s. q & II @5R
asa a X. % b and will ,: s.h
ted from he Concert Room the building for short
time. previous removal from the city Aneii having
Exhibition open from TO- A. M. to TO- p M Admission IS
ents asrc
CHINESE MAGICIAN
Be.dny " % % at sss ss AsGS y
gich Feats, Of which the following = some:- " : ~
ShonR: :too.t,ing. .''.or.. Hat hing Birds.
Han moo : or Freak: Of Billet Of ssnd wonod.
Gns Moo GSs5%ia Wa.4d Fs,.s B:,,:
with deception of tbe Chinese Wizard and
Tickets Of amssion cents Children, accompanying
parents guardians, halfprice
Doors open quarter past T. performance o'clock
A CARD.
THE FRIENDS OF MADAME OTTO are requested to
meet at The Astor House. Tuesday Evening April 18th.
''''A SoMfI%ESTAkY hf c3NcERT II the
about to b, given to that lady. al3 Nsrc
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
IN c.;,. Inc IneSoIporated R "a. May ist, 1929.
held the socetys Hall in Broadway Tuesday evening
' sps Issi.. s.i.rs e'0el H MEiSGs SSiss Secretary
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
| THIRD SEASON. ls4445.
the Apollo Rooms. Saturday, April 18th To COM
mence at o'clock, precisely.
sap 1en he No. s ST BY y DS
ali i..oissh.m VIM scHARFENBERG. sec'y.
TUES SD.aY, .aPRIL rs.
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OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS,
A T THE M g ASIN DE MOD E,

OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS,
4 THE M n g ASIN u T. MOD T.,
80 Canal street.
NADINE ID. BEHRMAN begs leave to inform her friends
" aud the public that he will open for the Mon
spendd Of ladies' PARIS Silk Ha received
from Pan II every variety and style uupre edented
Also will m exhibited, entire style Of Ladies Hats,
called AkTOiS HATS which from tfer peculia and lady
Ike style may rank a. pre-sminent.
variety pure white fancy Straws fine double Dun
great varieties. mh2s imsec
- JAMES viRTUE, Uudner and Florist conner Of
nroadway and 22nd street. formerly Of 18th
and eth avenue-as hand, Alianthus aud all KINDS Of
ornamental trees atbls for or pssure grounds Also
Eat variety Of hel choicest Shrubs Hebacious Plans &c
&C. best adapted Tor city gardens Grssnhouss Plants &C.
qa,nti.y Of superb Fruit Bearing Vines
dS We ann ,o out % and nsp by the sssson All kinds Of Gar
All ordsr e AZ the Of Broadway 22d street.
ne seofs ot Messs Ihorburn Co. IS John street. be
pHocI1slIy atIeaoeo 20. all Steodssec
SU0 TEMP0RE, or Every Thing in season.-Warsnsrd
Al The bedbug Poison and Preventive sur and safe
Int rMchouly Compound for Destroying Moths In furs
nPnoatery and hairssatine, will be found extremely
msluIs .lt aud hss been much improved
% ss 10 5to'son cI ships fields bsrn: hotels warehouses
Inc Fly Paper ant Cockoach Poison as well a. Mosous
Aho the Compound Chemical Whale Oil so.p and ths Al,
sucn a. Snlpnste Of Ammona Suphate Of
cc Ssa p 81 soSs ivd sonsdus For fn d.
,,, DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTwAN0ER.
hps ~ 'WrOus- &C 60 Walden lane
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hetweenhe 2Oth March and the.isth Of
April s Of hand. drawn by Graham Polly for $780,
ard endorsed BY John Jro and Ezekiel Pcttv l3h
Mar h. 1885, and payable fifty davs after date Ali ne sous
her .ad been
be given to the ader il left T. Pettys Ill ot street
The New York herald., 1845-04-13

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-06

The public lands subject to sale at this time, are
included in the following States and Territories, to
wit: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Michigan, Arkansas, and
Florida, and the Territories Of Iowa and Wisconsin.
The whole amount Of public lands sold in 1874
1,754, 100 acres; the proceeds Of which amount
ed to 80, 205,650 The largest amount of sales was
made in Illinois, being 4S9, 4lO acres--showing the
rapid growth of that young State. The smallest
quantity was sold in Florida, being l4,7l4 acres
owing, doubtless, to the recent difficulties with
the Indians in that Territory. Missouri ranks
next to Illinois in the amount of sales, being
449,53l acres. From the LIST of January UNI
til the 3lst of August 1916, being eight months,
the sales in all the States and Territories already
specified amounted to ,0e3, 466 acres; the proceeds
of which amounted to III 1926 Here, again,
the largest amount Of sales has been made in Hi.
nos; the next in Wisconsin Territory and the
smallest in Florida. The whole amount of sales
for l545 if proporonate will about equal the sales
Of 1874. The following exhibit on this subject
may be of interest to the public:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-06

Several millions of acres have been recently Of
fered at public sale, and thrown into market; which
may have tendency to increase the amount OF
future sales In several Of these States, the most
and, unless other plan is devised to dispose Of
the residue or to surrender the refuse lands to the
respective States, it is impossible to determine al
what point of time the government might be able to
withdraw its machinery from such States.
The vast domain which Texas brings with it into
the Union, but which continues subject to DISPOSE
ton by the State Of Texas, will be likely to impose
a necessity upon the general government to change
or modify the present system In all likelihood, a
general reduction in price must ensue, or else a
very considerable diminution of sales will be the
consequence.