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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

SOUTH CARoLINA-The Legislature of the Pal
metto State met a; Columbia the oath, and on The
26th the resignation of Hon. Daniel E Huger as I.
S. Senator was received and accepted. The Legs
la,ure proceeded in Joint Ballot TO elect JOHN G.
CALHOUN in his stead by vote of 1875 to blanks
These blanks were cast by ultra Nuifcrs alienated
by the liberal and National sentiments expressed
BY Mr.. Calhoun at the Memphis Convention with
regard to Internal Improvement Says the cores
pendent Of the Charleston Mercury
"A resolution this moment submitted by MI McCar'
thy who i. one OF the Representatives OF Button in tho
House NAV be construed into resolution OF censure
upop The course Of Mr. Calhoun ON this occasion TINS
resolution declares tina, South Carolina sdheres to her
hostility to all appropriations by the Federal
for the IMPROVEMENT OF Roads and Rivers within the
confines of any unless for purposes o; national
.xiy.ncy or defence
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BELOW.
2 ships, l bark and brigs. Wind North West
MEMORANDA


The packet ships COX Europ and other outward bound
vessels having been detained by the eastery storm will
sail today weather permitting.
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% THE MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH
CAROLINA was delivered on the 18th ut The old story
Of Federal usrrpations is dwclt upon in deprecs'ory
and doeul tone as usual Gov. Aiken us IN duty bound
thinks that po,hncis wanting but the repeal OF the Tariff
to make South Carolina paradise. The financial affairs
OF the State are in good condition The debt OF the state
amounts SOC 81 the interest on which has been
puuc,ualy paid The Governor dwells with commenda-
bic earnestness upon Education and those important
clements of State prosperity and independence Internal
improvements and Manufactures. large portion OF
The Message is devoted to the affair with Massachusetts
wthregar1 10 which the language employed is eminen;ly
characteristic OF South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
~ THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Tnings in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22th, 1874:

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29th, le45.
,,;snow approaching midnight, and I have little
Ia N the news have already given you in my note
ofthis afternoon
The South Carolina members have just arrived In time
:, ho,her the caucus folks to morrow. MoDrFTIE and
pur7r arc among the number. M-. MANGuM, of Norm
c,Oiaa and his colleague, Mr.. HAYWOOD have also ar
-,,ed CHALMERS, the new Senator from Mississippi
sryIrR OF Arkansas; STURGEON, OF Pennsylvania ana
rotau1rT Il believe of Georgia came this evening ahe
one Of more importance in his position, who 1t was
s.,ed would be present at the opening has come
TrsSrY Of Tennessee wto is very nearly as good "a
Wing
Il, was feared that quorum of the Senate would not
~ presept al the opening of the Session. think how
vr there is little fear OF this There twenty five
vbon know 20 be present, There may be few more
and some may arrive by the morning train tomorrow
OF the members OF the House, large numbe. have
arrived to day principally from the Souia-of whom
notice Me.srs Dromgoolev Va; Toombs, Ga; and Dodge
delegate from Iowa, sc.
Elk Gov Thomas. of Maryland arrived in this city to-
night Mrs Cen Gaines is among the arrivals Al Io
mans.
The Union and the Journal to delight IN contra
dieting each other notice appeared IN Toe mon '""
hero would be preaching in The House OF Representa-
ives 70 d,v Jesse E. Dow appeared last night in the
Journal stating as doorkeeper that The Hall would not
be open for preaching.
President, Polk aud his lady treated to highly
practical sermon to day in Rev. M sprole's CHURCH
as no, present bu, have been informed that ne wei
dead sgans, dancing in the White House understand
so that in referring TO the Polka and other scenes oc-
curing at the White House under Tyers auspices he
called tina, TX. Functionary sewage Of a man
In - hours tine Session will commence If nom
,rstous are made in caucus there VIII be some curious
cenes TO report in House Of Repre- sentaves tomorrow.
RIcHELIEU
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.AGnlCn sGAs.

JOSlAd AncuOncof
Sex BANGS, RlChAhDS g. PLATT.-Sloro
B 2ud Brosdway.-Liberal cash advance made coz
ssniienIs Tor suction saiea.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. Sd
Booxs.-A large collection OK Standard and Miscellane-
BOOKS In part from private libraries.
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 5th.
Books AND SrATIoSEky.-A general assortment OF Mis-
cesneous Books together h large variety OF Staoue-
VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL LiBRARIEs-A large and ya.uA.
bic Private Library OF Theoo. ics Books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

ry DaIIey,s Magical Pain ENtractor.-Dr Car
Co Agents iof inc 'Ae " tne genuine
M1rray.sL Lao us
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MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN:

A LARGE assGrtuent wholesale ard fetall, No. y
"A go,v-ry r. V s2j5nis-, JOS K. CLOSE co.
hrE;tCOAi'-, C,Uake, wnIur trucA' &c ~ Vrfiuas
MO ~. WM r. JENNINGS 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

e Friday last Major G. TocHMAS, now mem
h- If the Bar Of New York was admitted practice
law as an Attorney and Counsellor of The Circuit Court
for the District of Columbia He has been retained by
the hirs of Gen Thaddeus koscusko 10 attend several
pi,s pending in that Court CONFORMITY with Messrs Brad
Isv and Fenda The which Gen. hosclu 10 lett
in this country and which claimed by mis- heirs the
descendants of his sisters amount according 70 the
, arcoun; OF the administrator about SAP O0O be-
.;se which ne left valuable real in Ohio, near Co
mmbus The heirs commenced the suit in 1928. Their
former counsel were The deceased Messrs. Swami and
Ssmnson National Intel.
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SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctoneer.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Furul,ure,

SAMUEL USTUUD AuctlOnetr.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Furniture at No 20
Leonard 81. near broadwAy.-OSCOUD - BURLiNU
i'll sell "Wednesday Dec. s, 10 O'Clock. aio
postponed from Dec account OF the raln all The fur
nitue the above house, comprising Brussels
ahoH soss. chairs, dining, tea and
work lables-ai superior style aid made by
ia This cy marble top ceLirr aud pier
labi,s Clocks, astral and hall spPs, cnddeabas,
vases dinner and SOS, glass &c Also, tho LA
Ocolh dressing tables bufrauS ~ashstands French aud
high post mahogany brdsteads beds m.r-s-es blankrtr
sheets osrI-r with many articles mol included IN hls
Advertisement The sale VII commence with The kitchn
furniture, of which there Is good assortment
Catalogues may be obtained al The house, which 10 TO rent
with esri, mos -ea-ion d. 2is'
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R- MECHANICS, Iu-liiml

nsrtinr IF The Institute ie h-!d Tuesday Evening,
g. at Il ocigek sihe lec;rte Room Cry Hal
Members requested attend. P-r-"us .desr"us Of
Joining the Insiiuj VIII -rno in Their application" scdre.
I'D to President o! The iqsiilu.e rroi Redo frti
J. j. MaPES. President.
r. T p,yBrrr 4.ir,-v no Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

" Cheap Boots and shoes.-The subscriber
would call attention O the paole 70 MS large sS
season. al price. varying from 3 30 IS. He
would psrlicuiary recommend the eoo'r ne sell. al : ~
ana 81 which will longer Han hose usually sod a.
Bnos Shors. &c mad. 10 order The shortest notice,
otsn,n vst easy e. being guaranteed. Drawings taken
foot and pair OF lasts made and KEEP! Tor each Gus
..
delivery JOHN l. p" a oi.'', ~ 8 u.ou'-
,g Inn. h-tNS|--n Ndrrtu aid ~ III al So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
,-an.ptre i'll to-day We note sales of 500 Dbl. Troy

t-anspre ill to-day We sales of 500 bbls Troy
eaOat T. 20.
GRAIS.-rn Wheat hea- of no movements. and
Dc.. are WITHOUT change We uoce SHES OF 1890 bush
sis r.. az cents delivered. and $500 bushels n; "a
.a,,s i, . on S-urda- In Barley ys notice sale. at
aOnn bushels AZ - II o. cents. Ca.s steady III 81 d
cents IN Corn there are sE'a.l sales bur p-ices
f,Iv maintained We sales Of 1000 bushels North
River NJ c5 cents, |slsh'
EaY-rhere have sales Of 200 800 bales a, sc
wHIsHY.-only 30 bbs sold a. o cents
PROVISIONS There Is nothing aew in Pork and
Reef and prices are well maintained We note sales OF
30 bbls Beef Hams al SO. 81 days; and 1000 Green
Hams a, cents O. bbls OF Lard No 2yvere sold al Sic
Sew-York Cattle Market-Dec. l.
Reported for The Tribune
Atmarke, III 8eef Cattle 300 Southern; $3.50 Sheep
and Lambs. and IS Cows and Calves.
PRIcE.-Beef Ca;;e owing 20 tho weather, were dull
ofs.Ie. We quote 81 5Oas6 as the price Of retailing
LEI; over 500.
Coz, and ca.rs.-ssies al sl502o. LEI, over 20.
Size, and Lnnbs-The former we quote at 81 IS,
with some extra al s. Lambs, STA: 25. LET, 300
Eav reu,sins ar last week.
MARRIED:
On The 9th ult by Rev Mr. ETeFis, Ralph Teets to
Anna Brady.
Joseph Pomeroy 20 Arrninda bFayton.
DIED:
Goth. Mrs. Martha MURRAY, 81 John : son OF R. L.
Shannon. g.
Al Brookiyu. 3oth Gideon X. Warins. 81
A,Ihe L. 5 Hospital. Honolulu, Aug. 25;h Thomas
Johnson (colored) Of this city
Al Chicago 18Th ut Washington E. son OF William s
James aged years and months.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
MINIATURE ALrAsAc....-..THIs DAT.
rHE sun. THs noon. FULL SEA
Rses. : : set..4 81 Morn. 81 Morn 10 81
La-gsT uArsa
London. Nov iIIsvTs. Nor ,
Ii-erpool ..... Nov. 4 New-oriean,. NOV. 20
y-s-- SEE FORTH PAGE
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NEW FRENCH METHOD.

l. G. BEkrEAU just published and oteF' Tor SAFE
.h- trsl Ct MS practical and theoretical Me
mod Tor tsachu- i-arLius the erench ans gage
~ the be ready or s-e II ley days
and The second b-Ios In type viii !o.!o"
shortly. TaIs entirely on ne" p!=.! IS te Iiu!' Vi
twenty years experience OF IT. .ntnor N ecAing
.II give Instructions after lis hirtloo tn'e-
Ise-s Oh soLday-, Neduesiay. and fdlay ;, ron
III cl.s IN Inc evening us bUos-Orr 3l5 Broad
II 10 rnn be iOrnl-d ms 5,r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
MECHANICS INsIIIurE LECTURES.

MECHANICS' IN , ! u LEI uhbS,
"a At Clinton RGii i.ec'u-- ROOM corner beeRman
Of IL Lectures Gaen-tr applied 10 Arts and Manu-
fsclures vii sicea Wcin"-dHy evening, tof this
week on, the 81 inst Clinton Hal Lecture Room,
O'clock cke- Tor the including the cOurse nv T.
Carter Esq on The Live. and Writings OF the Posts So
or 25 cents ,rg- tck-t- Ill Lecure- free members.
Toms OF neuhersh;p : initiation fee and - dues,
wh ch gives privileges 10 the schools Library, Reading
ROorn and The Glasses Minors un!-r 90 sdmitlei the
yearly payment OF J. J. MAPES, President
C. L, BARRlTT. Aciuary ~ 2t-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

ZION No lNil hold pubic mseting on Iue- az evening
"a inst nj The " Church. in Dueue-L Hudson-st
: O'Clock. Rev DR.. Bond and Rev J. NJ G'undln OF the
Bsuor- Conference, viii address The meeting The pub
lie IRE res peel uIiy invrd - attend
GEORGE 5. PARTRIDGE, President.
InuS MURPHY. Srcr-tarv. oil y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02


meets N the Repository TIE PARK Tuesday next the
81 Or December clock Some interesting
rrrur, ,o- viii! - made. The Regular subject;
Gar. OF Cxiie in ul- and TIL. best Sit berry Trees
for our Climate Strangers particularly :a7i,ed. Id
mi lance - free II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
posIon :Anrllon ouirs

my A. Y. d. u. Rich 80 and 81 broad-suo-e Boa.
3f,or EVERY WEDNESDAY,
BOOTS, SHoEs, bSoeAss AsD hATs-"EESLY SALEs.-
Ev,fy case Will be sold without r. serve
S' EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
Tr.ruyx Gc-sole Upper Leather, Cali Skins, Ii
ony. Binoinxs Kid Morocco and Other shoe stock
49, mhi--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

rz7- Roman Eye Balsam-A certsin cure for Weak
o. ms Is s sye7 Dr. CARROLL & CO. aurray-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

<S- s.hrI,r,. Restorative CordIuI.-This pleas
an: medicine u nrverains r=tnedy Tor Dyspepsia zad
Nro. Anrcuous II is certain cure for Scs and N-rY-
on Udsrh, and al excellent preventive III CcstIveness
and Low, Sp!r,t- co.rrct- morbid stale OF The bnTy
osn and l. very IL relieving Fstalency, Cnol
sn s,iisr OF the Slonscn and Bowels. IL
r,i, n,nmorr, lie return OF strength and ACTIVITY IN a.!
cases Of be5ity healthy appetite, where tins
r.ss of ble,.iugs j. c-aciscI end natural conse-
So TO ,nre and vigcr the whole sy.i=in
sod wholesale and retail By A B. D. ANDS, - Futon
,tr.t also a, rs Broadway egd Il East brosdSay sold
- =, ETTSETON & co. Ito Broadway, 10 Asior House,
80 Srasd,rnv corner OF F0ur!eeutt-sl Also BY J. l.
et-u sarS HnJsnn-.t iys -odisf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

~ We are made aware, By the arrival of some
ohe Justices ofhc Supreme Court othe United States
tba, that Court the Court Room in the Capital
This dsy Justice Woodbury. arrived Saturday night,
and Justice Catron has been here for several days JUS
ice Mclean we are informed, is also in the city.
~ Nat Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
re- Toothache cured n less than five minutes with
0 nSs 6 AsO4 &c d. CARROLL co Murray-s

rT~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real mead II hair thar scrpcs and c0nnOis--ur. have pro-
h dsv Th. r advantage of his novel and unique Wig
. ~ hem, IA ad. itnout saving. weaving which causes
appearance closely 10 fe--ne Inc natHfai na ooh
in iyi ms, and neural appearance, Gey detection.
il b.ins - beautiful, porous uDc free mat IN
all Case. Of prauUu evaporation l. unimp ana li
s -v OF olh.r - entirely avoided The scepuc ana
Sonnos- are Ike iuve 10 inspect th- novel End beat
NIL VI ana me peculiar method o tIiing the sd al the
A. c. Barry lio Brozlway, corner OF lo-
-, IN sf-Irs Lib lIni--ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

~ window -shnde Depor. No. sprnce-st.-
al @ r.r always on hand Persons shout furnishing their
bnu.es VIII SAVE; ct ra.. 100 per cent by calling N. De-
,o SABTOL L De. MAUNf.
B-Cord Brosses and Tarrs In lots |" suit msnai?c
Urers' prices. MO i'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

RI For SnIe.-Persors iii cted with Jsundice lndi-
g-stinn .bu Cosl;ven--s, Pies Dyspepsia. Cuan-ous
fssas S-r0f,la Impurities OF the Blood, Pmplrs and
u,ies on The FACE and all diseases arising from an niu-
dlciou OF mercury VII md N eHseua remedy IN Dr.
sale and retail! w WYATT & kETCHAM, I2l Fu!tou--L
a. iIvis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
rsr. Mercantile I.ndce Nn.41 o Of O. F.

Notire IL hereby gwen thu; Lecture vii bs delivered al
the Lod Room. No II Dieson-st mis- evening dec ~
he Bro Geo rrckharn. Members Of IN" Order generally
ale invited to attend. By order, THO5 WALLACE Srcy
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

A. e. FUTILE. Auconeer
rINOTS.-JACOB ). fLATT viii sell This Day, al 10
i O'clock nj the auction ROOM No. Is PAt..t. assort
Of Toys sua5e Tor city dealers. Aso " cases Ger
mel Toys Original packages
Also, ~ lots OF Table aud Pocket Cutlery.
Aso cases German Robins Just received
Also al invoice OF Plated Spectuces.
Also un invoice OF Dressing Boxes.
Catalogues are rendy. dI lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

1t should be borne mind that the above receipts oil
Rav are III, reported receipts of bushels appear oy
IN. cearauces al the Collectors ONCE. Zach boat, now
ever probably measures average 100 bushels
more imam sppear the clearance. Estimating accord
ny the actual receipts this year tide water would
n. about 252 III bushels and last year about eei12
bushels This would make The increase IN bushels t+s
wear over last Sd ,6i3, and III value Slo9,cif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

,y,uE Subscriber utefs Profitable aanularIur
lug business no.. IN .ucces=ul OPERATION near New
YORK beng OF dspV=us OF the On account ol
o.ner To- PERSONS oss-ssed OF capital Of
1910 Or o. above presels chance, II Viii
be 70 ID cheap Address r OF Tribune Office. All
communications vii! ~ Confidential III
Ea.N'S S1EET ttU DBEH Wv E,I SHOES.-
~ These Ith Leather SU!ee, the highest
aIgd and for r"efy The best but ROT
pr-tr:. hey the price. They spring
.auss leather -tienins aud VII! not run down a. Inc
heel: the uyp-rs elastic will adjust every bout
For sale wholesale Fetal, only NJ ) Made lane
a. II n. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

TIE IRISH Emigfsnt Society BalL-The Executive
uf The ish smigrant Society re.pectuliy
the pubic that the second Annus Ball Ia ad
funds the society wiz be gwen a. Sbos, on Mon
day Evening, December -.
Iickels sdnlt gentleman and two ladies, are Three
Dollars EACH may had from any OF he officers OF tho
Society.
4. w Cerke Esq President, - Nassaust
Gregory Dillon. ESQ sl Vic- Pre.d ent 81 Barcay-st
Joseph Stuart E.Q ID Vice. re.idoui, 81 w ilsn'sl
Hugh Kelly Esq 81 Vice President lSs Bo"ery.
James, Reg burn. Esq Treasurer, 80 Wallst
WIN. Redmond, E,q Treasurer pro teuL n Exchange
place.
John 7. Doyle Esq Corresponding secy Is Nasssu.st
NJ }. OCoanor, E.q Recording Sec'y, ~ John-st
Felix Ingoldsby, Esq. ti9 Maden.lanc.
john Manning Esq lG6 Pearist
G. H. Sbrehuu, E-q u FutonsI
James Mathews. Esq g5 Walst
Dr. Hugh sweeney, 81 Flm.sL
Arthur Stewart, ESQ * Merchants E1change
C NJ. Marry, Esq 81 Plne.sL
James Olsu E-q l79 Wrst-st.
Thomas Boand. ESD IL Annst
John McNicOl, ksq =! koos-veltsL
Tnoias sw sn,vick, ESQ. 81 Pineet
James shepherd, Esq
Cherries L Sh-a, Esy. a. CedNst
Terrence DonneIly Esq. South Wisn-s,.
And 81 the office vi t3e Society No. Annst
usu co1td @OS rukrh
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THE BOOK OF THE COLONIES,

THE BOOK OF THE COLONIES,
N APPLETON X co pub i,n on Tuesday-l he Book
~. the Colonies. ccmprtug History OF The Colonies
composing the Uoi;ed States the discovery in the
,-uth century uni OF thu Revolutionary
War, from the beet authorities, by John frost.
LII n vol Emo. ilustraei With 81 engravinss Price
81 This volume may considered a securl to The
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commence of the Revolutionary War, We have thus
the main of history through the whole
nod of Col. aud National existence; while each nj
the volumes Is distinct work havnS liz proper subject
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D. Co sl.o publish by tie same author
The Boob of The Army; l2mo illustrated. Price 81 %
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The Roo. of nd;sos ,luo. ,liu.rraed 81 d. 2,is
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~ Members oil the Zoisr'- Association meet at
American Hal Tues tHyl evening An ADDRESS on the
subject electricity may b" eHpectei with Illustrative eH
perimenis. Tickets Z. cents. Per order
~. A WING, Secretary.
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NATIONAL MAGAZINE

NATIONAL MAGAZINE
A Nd INDUSTRIAL RECURD-EdIted by Redwood
I1Flsher-Otce No. 1911 FulIon..L-rhe December mum.
her OF as wors Is this day published and for sale AZ above
historical statistical tables the Commerce
o. Holland and minute accounts OF rs intercourse with The
Accounts OF the first settlement, OF the wes;-Cevelsnd
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Lockpo n Niagara County ~ Y lis rise, present con-
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N-worlean. snd thu State of Lous.ns
Cotton anc Iron Manufactures and Coal Regions OF Rich
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Agriculture and Manufactures OF Connecticut; and
account OF The Agricultural Society snd Fairs Of Hartford
County.
by Henry D. Gi!rIn. Esq. OF Philadelphia
Relative advantages posesset by England france aHc
the United State manufacturing nations win taoe OF
the relative value OF labor Of each country by Lachariah
Allen, ESQ OF Providence. |.
Present OF the Trade ia England ard on the
Continent OF Europe Price current OF Iron in London,
with sale OF American Copper
Progress OF pound of Cutou
Glance at lh- Cd World-Ssieniifc, Literary and the
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