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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
THE MYsTERIEs OF NEW.YORK /,


If the following Communication had 2ot come
to US from perfectly reliable source, we could
scarcely believe that It's appalling revelations are
any thing else than Ebels upon the fair fame OF our
City. 1t untods tale Of CRIME which must Ill
every virtuous breast with horror and at whicA
even ordinary v!lliny must stand ashsst Here, II
the midst of all The restraints OF Civilization ard
Christianity, Is man who has sustained the sacred
and eadearins relations OF a husband and father.
whose heart has been 80 tehed by lust and so
dead 10 every sentiment OF honor and every Wy
tuous affection, that he could deliberately be-
,rey The un=lspe citing confidence OF girls whose
poverty and frendiessness should have secured his
pity. even If their innocence failed 10 command his
respect Five poor, but vlrtuous sIris tend VINO
can tell how many more y seduced by one man
in the midst of our happy fifesdes and under the
veTy shadow cf our Courts and OF iRe temples Of
our RELIGION. VII! not revelations Ike this, chi-
ling the very blood IN our veins by their o!ack-hear-
ed datrocity-arouse our whole community 10 apply
every means in their power TO stay the ravases OF
the Seducer? Snail Innocence any loDse. be the
Sport and prey of unhallowed Lust
Reader, as your eye runs through The follow
ieg lines and your heart swells with indignation
toward The perpeuator of these deeds OF dannlns
wcl,edness and with pity toward his victims, re-
member that The laws OF The State of New-IoFk
oroylde no adequate punishment for his crimes
In the name Of Humanity, either call upon your
legislators to repeal our whole criminal code and
leave rogues of az grades 10 enjoy general jubilee
over prostrate Law, or else seGd Up your petitions
beseeching them no longer to trife with the obi
cations of virtue by refusing 10 make ample pro-
vision for the punishment Of The Seducer and the
Adulterer, Why should the perpetrators of these
,corst crimes against Society enjoy monopoly OF
xckedness Fathers Mothers Husbands! Wives!
Sons. Daughters you who prze these sacred
and endearing bonds of our Social system speak
to your Legislators on this subject IN voice which
they shall no, dare 10 disregard or disobey.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
Loss OF SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

1T We lost BY the dre subscription Book which con-
taed pat Of the list Of our Southern subscribers the
EseEy Tribune received this office previous the four
,eenth day Of October Also Subscription Book con-
tanning small portion Of The Of subscribers
Worth and IFe. Of it6any Die state # ser-York. the
Wean par: of Vermont ortern Ohio yortera Aniiana
md Ya5tsn Haois and Of lora, WeoHsta ard Rioigan.
The 1fal Books containing the fifty weeks subscribers OF
year a=t 10 months subscribers the preseu. year
or The above named States and District. saved
Po.tmas;ers viii greatly obli2s by forwarding TIE
names subscribers those points and the time FOR
which they have paid. al Mail Books the Daily
Tribune are saved AID miss Of the Weekly ou;
the above described.
We vii keep enough papers on hed TO supply those OF
our suhscri5efs whose reues yye have lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

gr5- The Arkansas Legislature has adjourned,
leaving the Treasury empty and the State bankrupt
This Loco Foco State is excessively anxious TO as,
sume her proportion of the heavy Na'ionei Debt Ct
Texas! She would no doubt be willing TO assume
the debts of all the foreign countries IN the word
[Louisyille Journal
GI;. On the 10th inst. in SSelbyvile, Ny. FIRE
broke out in G.. w. Ramsey's tailor shop; il ex-
tended TO the house of Mr.. t.llingwood adjoining,
occupied as a Book Store and the Post Office by
great exertions the fire was go under, and The ltsS
was not very great
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

RIFE STRAWBERRIES On Tuesday last we were
presented with few rTpe strawberries, which were
gathered from the garden OF Mrs George Stone, of
ruSkesee. They were not the production OF hot
house, bur grew IN the open ar in the garden
We have never before heard OF the rpeniag of
fruit a. so early PERIOD IN this letitade-.he first
strawberries last year having been sent Us on the
29.h Of March, and we believe they Were as early
IS any OF taat season.
IMaccn (Alal Republican, Feb. 20.
INCREASE OF PASSENGEss,-The train of cars
ina, arrived last evening had onc more passenger,
WHEN il reached the Depoi here, than pad his
way. lady, whose husband has been dead
abou, three months, (and who was fastening
home 10 her fathers IN the country was delivered
ot q fine child while The cars were going al the
Eate Of thirty miles an hour. Several ladies' and
The MAJOR otiicaied al the bIrth, and the affair
came off IN The Ladies' Saloon with propfie'y and
secrecy. Many OF the passengers Were not n the
secret al all. When the cars arrived the !ady put
the llt;ie fellow IN her nui, and walked INTO The
Depot House. where she was comfortably provided
fer. II takes The Yankee women 10 { these
things up IN good style portland Argus FEB. %.
&C. The Lancaster [Pa) Ihieiligencer infolms
Us that A. &. Warfoii Of panphn Co Pa has been
appointed by the Secretary OF the Navy Chef En-
gineer OF the Navy iayd al Memphis, Tenn.
STEAMBOAT LiNEs.-A regular steamboat packet
IS 10 run upon the Iowa River during the cning
season \ daily line OF steamboats, are 10 run rpon
the Illinois River from S., Louis 10 Peolia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

MAnYLANp. The Canal Completion Bill reject
ed In the House OF Delegates OH Friday night last,
was reconsidered on Tuesday ny vote OF SO yeas
to IS nays, and recommitted TO the select COM
mittee on that SUBJECT.
DEAlH BY vIoLErcE-A man by the name Of
John Ransom OF Oakheld in this County, came TO
MS death on Wednesday last, in consequence Of
violence committed on him in Shelby, ON Saturday
preceding The verdict OF the Coroner's Inquest
was that he came TO his death by being violently
wilfulIy and maliciously thrown on the floor by
Matice Batavia Spirit OF the Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

o. The Mail Train from Philadelphia at 5
o'clock last evening reached City about half past TO-
being about five hours running time between the Delaware
and lhe Hudson We call this aI doing though not UP to
Eastern Railroas-,hc Norwich asd Worcester for h,-
stance 1t greatly desirable gel home at lol rather
than midnight later-especaily Tor Editor, any
one else who has TO 50 10 worS upon it.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

The WASHINGTON FAMuY.-A letter Is published
IN ,h- [. :. Gazette from member o. the Wash
ingtontam.ly, Boron Yoa Washingt0 who l. -esl-
dent IN the CITY OF Munich Il contains some IN
teresng details regarding ,e ancestors OF the lam
liv several OF whom sprang from noble stocks and
were connected with the family ef slr.ley, Ear
Eerrers; Sir Lawrence Washington married LIZA
BETH daughter OF the second Earl terreTs. The
Baron yan Washington has appended 10 his name
no les than eish. stately niles, and Is evidently
person OF much consideration IN Bavaria.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

BCELrssvE orraA continues dfaw good audiences Il
Pallos heair- A!di-. Silncfa-t made her Fsi saf-
der br able lands th certainly discou.sd the sweetest n'u-
hsId TIE yerfcrnsncs after the nsanEes OF the
Greek Rh.s wss v-ry clever and novel The Performance
Of the Ethiopian Band :, Ike trrrinaoa excellent
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

LuvAr1c AsYLUx-The Joint Committees OF
both houses. reported Yesterday In favor OF ibe I'M
mediate erection of Lunalic Asylum. The re-
port was almost unanimous, Mr.. Pckel only refrs-
ing 10 sign IT, We trust bill will be speedily re-
ported 10 provide for the erection Of the building
minded commissioners, OF both parties 10 erect the
necessary buildings. il Is especially necessary TO
put the institution beyond the reach OF political
fluctuations and partisan contention. There Is a
very general expression IN favor of this measure
The newspapers Trenton Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

The MIssING CurrGg Vielt-,Nls-The Kew West
Gazette OF the lSt ins; states .ha, r Johnson, lat
pilot TN board the U. s Gutter Vsianr, lost ia the
Gull, has discovered, after minute search abou,
twenty miles from Key West the bodies OF two Of
her Inflated crew, which he had decentiy uttered
During his search. he found three OF her boats be.
side the mainSail, main boom, Mater casks, and
breakers compass, spa,s and instrument case, ali Of
which were so injured as to be unfit for use. Be-
tween New River and Lake WORTH he discovered
great portion OF the vessel. which had been burn,
-,,gether with gun carriages and ether materials.
and ia his opiuon the cutter must have dr,iled
ashore about eight miles north OF Boca Ratoae
River, and was probably there striped ana burnt,
as he saw great number OF burnt plank and TIM
Der, which he supposed TO have belonged 10 her.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

q RoUssELL's SHAVING CREAal-Tbis delight
iu preparation unequaed for all other soaps as
emolent consistency 4ther which sons the teafd
render shaving pleasant and Easy has BEEN eIhosd
Tor competition the Fair Of the American Institute and
there awarded silver medal and diploma Also si'veffoes
the franklin in Philadelphia aud another 7
late fair in Boston, g. Saunders l53 Broadway, sole Ashi
for Newly fH 2wb
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

GuAxo.-Ship Brookline. consigned 10 Vernon
Brown, arrived on "Wednesday morning from lcha-
Doe, Dec. Is, with q cargo OF $50 rons OF gusno
The article Is nearly a taken away, and several ci
the ships had lett n ballast. [Bostoa Transcript.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

AccIDEsr.-Abouts ut 8 o'elocS yesiesday ate moon
middle-aged. well-dressvd man, name unknown,
fell into the area in front of Thompsons tavern. in
Chatham-street, and fractured his skull. lie was
'aken up senseles and conveyed TO the II spi,al,
whese he now hes in dangerous state.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

NJ Bradbury, We obseITe. has commenced trimming
his young Chor Tor the Animal Musical Festival See ad-
vs--is.7r,a-.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

COURT CALESpA DAY.
CoxfoS P1EA-yos- 81, ,, 6, IT, Il, Is Sc, 81, g,
- So 49, -. S6.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

~ ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE TRIBUNE be paid the Ascais, Zieber x Co..
aLedggr Buildings ID and Chaut s;a wh-- sinsle copies
mar also t- obtained day o'clock t2) fI7sod ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

PORTABLE suArrSo CAsrs-A large vsne'y Of the mos
COMPACT form containing tie Me:ae Tablet fer keeping
rzzors in perfect order. For saeb by
5fers G. SAUNDERS & SON. "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

I The ofsc Of the TniBvsz IS temporarily located at
"a 70 Ann sret. We expect to be in our Buildings
~ y,s,u opposite the City Han by the doy Of May
n.yt Lettsrs iiom the country however, require only
% he addressed TO .'GEzsLgr & MoELEATn NSw YORK.
The stree: or number need not be endorsed
~ Advertisements for The Daly Trioune must DC iei,
a, the Pabllshin. occ. No. 80 Ann-s.rce;, eefo'e IL
o'sl,ek IN the evening. For rates see first page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

eeS- Rev. ELrHALtr CASE has retired fgom the
editorial chair OF the Portland Argus. Recsons not
gwen
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

&C. Moses Russell, the fellow who, under the
name Of John Taylor, coniriyed 10 swlndlc ST.
Louis firm out Of $500, by a pretended sale OF
eighty thousand pounds OF lead, was arrested near
Memphis on The 10Th inst. he had but 500 when
arrested, the rest having been employed TO pay his
debts, and to speculate in produce Russell has
heretofore maintained respectable position as a
farmer, and has wife and chidren
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

MR HupsoN's FouRru LEcruRE.-The Lecture
las, evening was in our opinion by far the best Mr.
Hudson has delivered in this city twas com
parison between the Classic and the Romantic
D,ama" 1t aboupded in brilliant expressions,
novel thought and JUS, criticism. II displayed the
recuan,ies OF Mr., Hudson in their strongest light
The Drama being the highest province OF Art, ac-
cogding to the Lecturer, his suhjec; allowed him
wider range, and his discourse became criticism
on ancien, aud modern culture. The Lecture was
indeed au intellectual treat His portrait of Shaks
peare was painted in the rich, warm colors Of Ii
tan and i; had all the accuracy of a Vandyk.-
The audience was large and hishly respectable
It is with much satisfaction that We announce
another Lecture by Mr.. Hudson upon Monday
evening next, continuation of the fourth, with
criticisms on the female characters OF Shakespeare
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

u BARNHILL'S INDELIBLE iNK-The proP-1I'
Of h article being deteraird TO satisfy The pnshG o. p
esso Booth Of bil,dela gentleman G high staEdns
known ability. 10 have the lrtie thofopshy snd
AARON GILBERT. Agent for \ feJs.
Aeo for sale B,rBhilrs Indetle Ink with pneHraton
Sold BY Addmsou OiliT Eowery: II. E'erstt y fitl
sou; Ccddington. Spring and Hudson, ana
Druggists iD the city
Copy Of letter from Professor Boo;h ,,s
PHnADELPHI,, Feb. 2ist lst5 lst5,,
Havng bnea employed Professionally 10 e3nins 4sth
ud.libe lux without preisfaton MANUFACTURED oi Ie..
Linn Harris have submitted the 10 ordinary .'
chemical hrsIt1e pronounce y 81!
any other ndelibe irk without gepaEtoD bat has a ns "
der rnT notice. By following the direct on. for Lse
uypg the Ink produces uniformly ds-p black
resists removal By reagents uansuai dggTe Beng
guained wh the COMPOSITION which dihefe rom u.s-
Of other Inks DO nOt believe that possibly Jf0i
jurious To the mos; delicate at.e 10 which Il ma De 4iP
a conclusion fully substIGtiscsd by my experiments.
JAS. &. BOOTH Prot. Chem AZ The Phil. Hien Schcgi
aud fap lied Chemistry AZ hr franklin institute.
,drssrs PoTTs LESS HAHRis Phiai. f2ilH
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
SKIES BRIGHT, /,

The "Wednesday evenings debate in the Senate
on Texas was opened by MIR. BAGBY OF Alabama
m decidea hostility 10 the passage q The JOINT Reso-
i..;ons from the House. He took the broad ground
,ba, Congress has no Constitutional power 10 annex
Foreisn States 10 the Union, or admit them into
the Coniederacy under the provision that ',ete
States may be admitted. His speech created an
intense excitement among the Anncxailonists
We deem ii now reduced to moral certainty
that the House Resolutions cannot pass the senate
There ar. 2i Wings sure against them, hlr Bagoy
makes 25, and we need but one more vote iron,
johnson (Whis Of La) Benton, Iaps1n, Naes an" 10
DIR. We believe that two or three OF these WIZ
vote against the Resolutions
NJ, UpuAM of VI spoke after Mr. Basby--oi
course on the right side-and the senate olourheu
at late hour, 2lr CRrrrrxDEN havips the ii'Ul
for next morning. Probably Loco.foco would
follow him. and then the debate would be cioseo
by Mr. ARCHER, Chairman OF the Cominl'tee On
Foreign Relations.
If the question was taken before 81 O'Clock yes
,erday. we shall have the result here to-day, ana
.hslj isre it 10 an Extra soon alter O'Clock as
possible If we do not get II then, we pretty Ger
taiply shaI by the Night Mail, so as 10 publish ii
tomorrow morning.
Among the rumors afoat in Washington nigh, be-
fore last, was one purportlng that Mr.. Benton would
vote against the House Resolutions and defeat
them, next press his own project, which weuid be
negaiivcd, then move reconsideration OF the hrs
question, vote for and carry the House Resolutions
We do not believe he either can or will do this.
looks asthough the game up for the present
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

EDI cNrIov CoNvEvroN-A Convention Of
friends of Education New Jersey commenced It's
sion ut Trenton Wednesday, William 2. Robinson Of
Warren presiding y resolution in favor of appointing
state Superintendent OF Common Schools, after able
speeches in It's by Rev. ng Eddy Of Newark and
others. was adopted by large majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

&C. The H,higs Of The NinM Hard, we under.
stand. are already in the field for the Spring con-
test, with bright prospects. The nominating CON-
mi,tee have dominated for Alderman asa B. llccdG
for Assistant, Jacob l. Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

o.. The Legislature OF MARYLAND are talking
to the rrcrcant L. :. Senator from that State, MIR.
Muriet lie has been requested by The House TO
vote against Annexation: Yeas iS, Nays2i The
House refused TO employ the term inSruct'-
Yeas 2i; Nays a. The Senate viii doubtless
concur, and Mr., Merrick viii set them al dciiancc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
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To-pAYs OUTSIDE.

fr5- Hon. KENNETH RAYNER Of \. c. declines a
reelection to Congress We deeply regret ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

a. Those who love 10 see the blade OF criti-
c;sn welded by competent hand, viii so and
hear Mr.. Pok's Lecture on the Poets and Poetry
Of America, at the Society Library, tsls trening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
POSTAGE REF0RM-sEcURED.


The Postage Reduction Bill OF tue Senate,
amended so as to increase the charge on all letters
carried over 300 mlesto 10 0cens per half ounce, and
TO 20 into operation ON the s of July next tbeing the
commencement of new fiscal year, finally passed
the House on Wednesday-Yeas, One Hundred
aud Tpemty.eght; Nays SerentgtoT. Inc vote
was almost exactly a sectional one-the Free
States for the Reduction, the Slave States against
it, The only Northern vote against the bill was
that of Charles j. fngusOH of Pa. while from the
Western Free States we find the following Nays:
I'm. j. BrOmn, Ia. o. b. ficklH. H.
John ". Ddts do. JohR r. noJe, 40.
Tho, J. Hesisy do. j. a MccierndRd, do
Andrcr Kennedy do. joiG H. heHeT, oMo-lV'
John W Petit, do
Thomas Smith, do.
We rejoice to state that not one vote from Ere,
State agains, the bill was cas-; by Wing
The Maryland and Kentucky Delegations dlw
ded-a majority OF them supporting the bill. From
nil the other Slave States there are but hco votes
foT the bilI-that Of Dect of Mobile and Lq6yamcte
OF New Orleans
There were Just thirteen Whigvo all against
the bill.
Four Wigs from Tennessee have published a
Gard, stating that they would have cheeriully voted
for the bill but for the clause which declares that
the Government shall not specify the mode Of co'r
rcgdncc of the Mails, conientng Itself with stipula
ting the rate of speed. This, they say, will cut of
a great deal of Stage accommodation in the West
We don't doubt it; but what rgh, the Government
has to tax the Letters sent by to keep up Mail Stages
where the travel will no, warrant i, is Just what
puzzles us. We can't have Cheap Postage il we
load the whole country on the back OF the Mails.
We wish the five cent rate were extended 10 50t
miles, and are not without nope that II yet may be
by conference between the two Houses But AT all
events, let nothing prevent the final passage of the
bill.
There was rumor in Washington before we let,
that John Tyler had been waited on by The South
ern Loco-Focos, with pressing invitation 10 Fcto
the bill |, would take just tha, TO render the Veto
=
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

Frs. Page-Adyanccmcnt Of Agriculture and the Arts
Mr.. Etsworth's Report; The Danger Of Joking; Prof
Gouraud; Breach Of Promise Case a, Itlca.
Las, Jdge Times Msslon-froni unpublished Poem,
by John Augustus Shea CommcrciaaDd Money Matters;
Marine Journal News Items.
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,eme down dur;ne the niobt and was ar.

man came down during the night and was ar
.es,ed on SUSPICION. | am told by persons 7ho
know. that Or Smith A. Boughtnn is no. the
indian chief ''Bir Thusds,." He may have
reee n indian disguise thai dty, hut Big
Fhunoes" j. Z different nan. canRu; say whe-
ther either of TIE Others is Little J'hui der"
J understand that an exami1st'oD q gong Or at
i{gdson woioa wil p.ooab!f lead to 2 uli DIS
closure Of ire whole Ind an movement
TIE dsash o. Reiies.bur Il, AID the rnrs der Of
5olith vii ce.!aislr haze enc good effect We
shall sse no more Indians. Our officers VII! no
moro te interrupted in ths service and execution
Of process ,rhe Anti-Ren.e,s viii be LET 10
make such legal defences es thsy aaYe, and Oh
tsn such relief IS the Legislature nay have
p9aeF to grant.
II the lanalord3 in this State VIII 70; s,ll out
20 inc tenants ter claims under fheso feu3al md
Democratic Leases, the State mast find sonls
remedy. Taia kid Of tenure, Wherever II pre-
walls, ac3s Ike curse ard blight upon the
Agricultural interest. Il rs inc sen.cc u en6ess
ana ;a:6letab'c Litigation. Oar State bas been
pl-stared over with patents obtained FROM our
Statc authorities and Colonial Governors by
bribery, fraud snd f,voridan, to whica Texas
furnishes tas only parallel. a LANDED aristocracy
has rncd the s,ete, filing the larger portion Of
~ rs w..h thcn;erss, t5sir creatures and
counscl3rs. TIC oaiy ,rua safety Of a Denoc-
Tacy IS in The sale that tle occu?za. ana cut
vator Of the s3il shall be nc owner Of ii. Large
landed estates age the corner stones Of d3.Fotisn.
I am 10 aqra,ian, wbo woald roo the Rich Of his
lands to divide ,hem among the Poor; and.
III ,nl, Cod, the equitable law that mans Chi
3reu snail sha-e equally IN his estate, wh,n no
viii IS made, viii SOFA uiro nut all complaint on
this sahiecs in this State. This law is fast DIS
membering our broad nanofs. Our Legislature
mus. devise some mode Of roofing OF, the per
peiual curse Of perpetual leasas. Let ali leases
be hereafter limited tn twenty years, or less
period. Lat allrcal estate be held in fee simple
not fee simple cncunbetcd By an iatermina5le,
uDpurehssable, uGpayable mortgage, but the fee
simple Of absolute, unconditional ownership
lc. not whole Counties be taxed by everlasting
Ground-Rents, entaiIing upon them virtually the
burden Of Old World absen!aeisr.
The public will be made aware by the above
tina! the folly aad madness Of the Indians vii
nat end the discussion Of the inqui;y and anti
ropnblicansm Of perpetual lcases,
If you will publish Cortland Van Rensselaer's
Circular, viii make some some structures upon
it, when might not he proper, unless you should
first rive Jour readers pefusai Off.
Troy, Dec. 25h. 1871 ANTi.kENT
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opv,e,op that a. such outlay Of capital upon them entirely

conviction that all such outlay Of capital upon them entirely
iaexpe;iieai and inpol:ic-
Tobacco j, very scarce and high Think Of 70 ria pc:
Aianoja" nf Libra and this icis with the other qualities
The ob,rco planted in August and September was all de-
foI ed hy hurricane of the 9th October sDthe
have aa - piHni and yet bur ATE
IL tie prospect, or The COMING crop.
t) imports stocks quite sufficient ia The present. ana
va! therefore cl1.s 18th The following quotation:
Iceus DING no g=- Butter Ordinary. 81 - -
rleiv: Ckce. American eiJtc L: faT bcfia sl5 10
fs b Hams. American. siBtO 81 100 los; iiss,
Veehaiig % = per Ic0: Corn, bsry. drug. sale;
Lumber SIS . er VI; Empty 3D., = y es5E loops
a. per VI: md iuefio: common 10 ~ ili Lid ei-
e:.iv. y % I1 Lad q5sai.;y ~ t. IL! 70,
IN n 20 per 100 lis: Rice - nnis per a-oba: Coffee,
% : 20 pzr TO lbs Moa.-ss. fisls per key -
Nrnyyn Sugar 81 10 81, rails per nroja Yellow Su-nr O.
n ria Der n-obh: " rie Sugar 81 II ria per 1rob1.
Exchange Loados II TO IL per ceut p-n'ufn on New
-a7, n-@rl. Iaur4. very truly, -