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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
.spirit Of Washington and Jef-
fcrsOnr'

In corrupt state Of society, social or
political, it often happens that holy and
sacred names are used as cloak for the
most unhalIowed and unrighteous designs.
These reflections came home with more
than their wonted force to our minds, up
on beholding upon one side Of banner
carried at the late Abolition State Conyen-
t;on. the name of ssMartin Van Buren, for
President" upon the reverse, Of which
and above sundry abolition mottos and de-
signs, was written, esprit Of Washington
and Jefferson J"
Who informed these menthat Washing
ton and Jefferson were conspicuous for
practising or for sanctioning the doctrines
of their fanaticism? Who authorized them
to call upon the spirits of Washington and
of Jefferson, as a cloak for their treasona-
bic designs upon this government? But
more; by what authority are these holy
names arrayed side by side with that Of
Martin Van Buren,? What have they done,
that their names should be thus desecrat-
ed? Sage of Lindenwald, deign to in
form US! None better than thou are quail
flied to do SO. With thy all-powerful
magic wand, call their spirits back from
the Vastly deep of Eternity. Enquire Of
them concerning your own agency in a
conspiracy which they foretold, and Of
which, alas, you are now the willing
instrument. And ere their spirits re-
turn to the dim, shadowy land, whence
your apostacy has recalled them with
the associated shame and dishonor Of
a brother President, ask if they have moi
somewhat to say to thee concerning the
formation Of geographical parties, for the
ultimate dismemberment of this glorious
confederacy,- this land which their live,
and services have honored, but which, il
tie person of their unworthy successor
thou hast disgraced and art striving II
curse,-and if thou canst yet be sup
posed to possess sufficient courage, lister
while their spirits address to thee word.
Of mild yet sorrowful rebuke, for the un.
followed ambition accompanying the gray
hairs of one who has associated infamy
and the curse Of his countrymen, with the
chair Of state which they surrounded with
halo of glory, while, alas,
"Thy name-thy human name-to every eye
The climax of all scorn, shall hang on high,
Exalted DER thy less abhor'd compeers-
And tester In the infamy of years."
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

ing this, see that your minds are well
made up. before you perform an act which
will afterwards be cited as an endorse
ment Of the injustice Of the war, if not
as proof Of the truth, at least as far as
you are concerned, that the approbrious
epithet Of ''inglorious" was not entirely
undeserved.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

first or any subsequent session. may o,r,n;.. .,,.
or modify such judicial districts "a :s -. -
JUICES, and alter the time and nlaces NJ hnidn. ~
courts, as to them shall seem nroner md cnnsn;.
ent. 'Of~' aA1 SoA'SA 4
Sec o. nd D. IL f,r,h.r ..,..., ,n se.r.
to be appointed by the pre,;ssrt h ana ,,;sh The
advice and consent ~ The sana,. - ~. Tar,;,n.
of Oregon who, by virtue Of The rrnv;sions of am
law now existing. or wbich ra,, 4. snoc,ad $780,,
the present Congress- are reou;,ed IN e;pe secnr;,
for moneys that may be Entrusted WITH ,ten, for
disbursement, shall give snch sernr;,v ~ snch time
and place, and in such manner nc The Sacrs,s, NJ
! the treasury NAV prescribe. = i'-
SEC. %. And be n S,yther enoc,s5 Tho, Al, ~.
ports, harbors shores and waters oS ,he rs;n,and
OF the territory aforesaid shall cnn..;,,,. n.,'.
ton district to be called The dstr;ct Of n,oooN ana
port Of entry shalfbe esta,i;shed ~ stos,a
the mouth of the Columbia river. and coIlector Of
customs shall be appointed hy The pres;,ent H., ona
with the advice and conSent of The S.n.t ~ ros;S
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

IfIn the words of Washington, why
should we quit our own to stand on foreign
ground?-Z. Taylor.
This will constitute an auxiliary force
Of nearly 5000 men, which will be requir-
ed to prosecute the war with energy, ana
carry 1t: AS 1T SHOULD BE, INTO THE
ESEMy's cousrRY.-Z. Taylor.
Here is distinct declaration, made be-
fore the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca
de la Palma, and before any order or init
nation to that effect from the government:
that the uar should be carried into the
ene,ny's country.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

HEsRY CLAWS PRAYER.-"If, indeed,
we have incurred the divine displeasure
and if it be necessary to chastise this peo-
pie with rod Of vengeance, would
humbly PROSTATE myself before him and
implore him in his mercy to visit our
favored land with war, pestileice and
famine, nth any scourage other than naili-
tary rule, OR A BLIND AND HEED
LESS ENTHUSIASM FOR MERE
MILITARY REMOVING"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
CURTIUS.

IfA short time after Tennessee cleo
ton, distinguished politician who receiv-
ed about 500 votes for governor, was walk
ing the streets of Nashville, and encoun-
tered monkey Sam, little negro race
rider, who importuned him for dime
The old gentleman was very aristocratic,
and placing himself upon his dignity,
asked Sam, DO you know who you are
talking to, STRIP "Oh yes, sir" replied
Sam, ''you is de gemmnn as made small
Experiment. for gor'nor!"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

SMALL MEAsuREs.-The New York
Hunkers tell good story of a Barnburner
delegate to the Utica Convention, who be-
ing taken i'll, was told that nothing would
save him but to drink quart Of catnip
tea.
"Then l must die" said the poor man,
esfor Idont hold but one pint"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
one Thousand Dollars Reward

Keep it before the people, that will
pay the above reward to any person that
can show that Gen. Cass-in any speech,
letter word or Conversations in favor
himself, OF approves Of any action on the
part ofthe general government, for extend
ing slavery into territory now free. As
the charge is SO often made, let us have
the proof. J. H. CoLviS.
Syracuse, Sept. 13, l848.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

I5Gov. YOUNG Of New York, spoke
of the Mexican War as just, in his Mes.
sage; he wrote as an American ought te
write. For this his political Wing friend:
sacrificed him. With what consistency
then: can they support Zachary Taylor:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

ICan the Wings give any reason for
supporting Zachary Taylor, save his SER
vices in the war which they denouuce as
unjust?
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m ARINE oURN AL.
PORT or NEW YORK. OCTOBER %

ARRivED-shp Cstharne wsrde Csfe-ton 20 d. cotton g.
The has experienced heavy gales lost sas
and doing derabis other damage
Bsrs LOUISIANA ofNOeAns' Atwood 10 g. Havana sugar sa
Vessels e fecoeied l0 inst 81 Hsifers pt
no square Is others ght a. te
Gsriner Petersen, Bse. hond % d. MAHOGANY
g. FAesauder Len brg Marian Gage Reed, of Nlon ta.
porcss ~ ot h-1ce 4h met ~ TIE Cspes 0l
n pssse shp Lucos Of Phsd steering NV it AZ % o
nS ~ pked up square bales of coolsane ait passed lie
u 10 ogE-t dsma-t a1c
reported by shp Mepues Passenger, Capt TsEso
Brig Eudora johnson, HaaS IS hsh balsr Co. sai Ns
= on. Wells Co.
Big EdWsr8 JGit of ws.hasion. sc Rsi. Rlm Key q.
Ocrscock. SC d. 100, bushels SAT- F, L N -cl-L
Brig Latyof he-iake H1e NeW Haven ,s at % master
Brig Commodore en- Bishop New Hsren, ballast oouui 20
p sfe'rhis
Big Bshla Parker Lub.c. Ne plaster. % master
brg " Armstrong Thompson, d. Nes Haven, ballast
BIZ " ison Fa.r Crawford savannah i. oaaa. Dan
ist ~. - -. sot soop of var Dse
.h Al Pm spoke sh " DAVIS IA IL im NOeaas or Liverpool
ga experience heavy from lie ~, - mi1 -t Increased On
hsane iro = b. Jas g anie fore poles thrown
bes ends bad 1fh. tf p orE
slp Lyon antpg sud 5u~rks fore s1t Ar
o. The - D., had lot niopmAsi sd TIE other
bad ever. cssss Of iareltns doatns
around.
SIR Thompson loFan RIVER Parker g. care.taa llno,i %
order ilfh of Hstisrs elue 5ns gss
from h-src oVer5oai part 90 ieCk of o -r
scar Carisass Crocksf. Nev Hsv-n. ballast master
Schr Helry. Lenlel. --, fa.afe pas, coal
Schr Ncrsicl, Lewis. Boston, nd-e master
SIR Dane W. ets. smith >sv Louion COL
Schf Corlela Young. New B,iiori or
scha VIM Colyef Broots. Portland. c. blisl'. stll-
Stbf Delaware. ~ froos. Ibomsstla, '.1l~.
SIR Pochsutas sulsck Oharestou cotton. Ael fst-ea
>,lr Alsrics. " risn.. " 'n.a 60. NC.
,t4l Olive. Philip. " lr4rgon, SC
sllr JlIa. Nelson. R-sf N-vterl, Nc.
~chr Deborah. Ra1ertsoa. Wash.lEtln. Sc
sohr SABINE. Powers. N-lFnrr-. sc
sclr iri-r-nt-noe So son Ws-..--ton Nt
>.ir Am Msrs. Oofr Masar eta. sc
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round the world may repeat her statement, that
she had expended, when here. just about one
thousand dollars.
passion for travel is the ruling motive that
carries Madame pivitier 50 cheeri1lly and courage
ously through ali her manifold hsrdships and penis
She, how ever, has minor objects makes large COL
lectiOIs Of insects and flowers. she IS already an
author Of some celebrity, having published wofA
on Iceland, and another on Syrla and the hoiy
Land, the fruits Of her early travel and the coPi-
Gus notes aud observations which she IS making
during her tour around the globe, wal. OF course,
fair" she pertineutly remarked, " would it have
been for me 70 sail around the word, as many have
done; 1t is my land journeys that render my tour
great undertaking and invest u with interest
Madame Pfeifer expressed her purpose, after
visiting home and resting awhile, Of taking North
America in her next tour. Possibly this female
Ledysrd viii meet with some, il our native land,
under whose eyes this notice may fall; II 50, We
bes peak for her their kind Offices and pledge them
in return, q rare entertainment IN making her &C
quaintance As ever, very truly yours
PERKINS
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HERNIA.

THE ATTENTION or THE MEDICAL FACULTY
l. RESPECTFULLY called % the Metallic Truss and
i Supporter article particularly adapted The
r0us forms u disease whether inguens scrOal f.
moral umbica and supporter FOR sdOmina a. weakness
10 either sex prolzpsus, SC
The stump lcity - his article i such hal ~ practitioner
cs0 ADAPT i any Csc changing the pad by q
any desired form position The strength q he
flexible uea sf0fcs siaOnary power without pressure
ihll sufficient 30 support orlilary rupture, and ~
0f s lever prrcpe ary required pressure be
Obtained sdduol. By 10 method ~ al usmeni the
Of prOu closed over The pubs ald the sis0n
arr power Tres the pad the rupture winch be
made any required FORM either concsye convex, fai
Otherwise is particular claim % apart from I've
ysry Is simplicity Of is Application and facility u
beng ged SUI any where mechanical agency
Be applied When properly adjusted, The paneni has
fre-cJm % sc0n without zcing the and
painful pressure heretofore experienced By TIC 81
lrlss l. entirely OoVisi-r.
Many physicians " ellaence have examined and zyeg
their % the superiority " ms truss whom
ference can be gwen Principal Office 10 Broadway
~ MAIDEN .ane. upstairs - lmeod
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NIORsE,s AIR DISTRIBUTOR,

IlsaW dust tan turning chips or other me fuel Tor rn
mug sieaneug nes This recent Invention, patented By
Morse Bfohers consists Ia distributing The air through
lie me fle by means Of perosted cones Is both simple
and much durable han The ordinary CRAZE and i
placed In the same tre lace win ang siersr0n num-
Der Of mills IN Niagara and Erie Counties are
CONSUMING al heir sa~cusi bafk and chips 10 Leu OF God
slabs One Loekpor with two engines Of sixty horse
ne edgings o. ship psuks without wood or ssb In Buf
fso extensive tsnneres Palmers and y Case (,
Co.'S 10 other ue than their engines
found also Aa Is got up quicker with sawcus OF
with these grses ihsn viii wood on tie ordinary saie
" TIE saving very great one % say nothing % ne
con seuence. Terms reasonable
The undersigned has The exclusive ngh 10 manufacture
sn3 vend Morscs AL Dlsbliof The ale OF NrV
iork whom sppczicn msy be made for other States
% hun or 70 Morse Brothers. Aihoi. Massachusetts
Infringement. % his pseni WI be prosecuted snd -
rlghs secured by s.leTs patent risi1ly enforced
Lockport. NisgAra Co l0sh month. l5fs
or 2swSmDASmeON l. A SfALDlNG.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MOSoDY. For The Tribune.
Or he Death Of a Brotkey


Time Time with nOiseless tread IA here
Unwearicd in his onward flight,
And bringetn 20 the far the near,
Full many a change BY day and night
And every home and every heart
Now bears some record OF his trace,
And thoughts to life and being start
And change 10 seen IN every place
And lips have ceased 10 bresthe' which bore
Asunny smile In days gone by
We clap the hand Of him no more
Whosa ,pirit wells beyond The ssy
Who .snk .ereoely down 70 rest,
Ana calm az sinks the sun At even,
Tn. VIRTUES Of whose manly breast
Have borne his spirit home 70 Heaven.
Whose well-remembered look and tone
Which cheered US IN = foreign land,
Come back with thoughts Of p essures flown,
And Of our broken household band
Years had passed by and the fresh glow
OF Manhood wreath d his sunny brow
Alas in Deaths cold pomp below
That Brother sleeps forever now.
Above him rests esrths cherries elsy-
Beneath. bis faded features lie.
His bloom Of cheek mas passed away
And lustre from his sunken eye.
Alas that Virtue could not keep
Her votary long on earth below
Alas tina, kindred friends must weep
Ger severed ties, esrth's olt,crest woe.
Hopes have gone out we cherished here
And clOuded is Lies changing sky,
The memory OF the Pail, the Bier.
But greets the minds clear seeing eye.
Hopes have gone ou,-thai star has set
Which brightly besmed amid US here
But Faith still views its glor.es yet
Beam brighter In another sphere.
Death touch'd his brow when earthly ties
Were strong upon his manly breast
Whose spirit in the upper skies
Has welcomed there its place Of rest.
And never mOre--oh never more,
For him shall Spring unfold her bloom,
Ills hie's brief day on earth is DER
With all its changing light and gloom
wanda Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

AuTlCE-Ia p4rs1slc- ni az ortsr of Aaifss A. -
Y Surrcss,- 81 ne County oi No notts -,
Al per-on hsviag INST o. kilii fANDhRyEkK -.
e town oi Fst6a.d. cosniy tres-c tl r-ssait. -
Wih tie fouCt--s thereof fie .upscr1- 81 - q ~.
a OF Faibasi On or oeore ths 0tl "a, 0i Jaasy l-r
L. fsfS r.YIS lsNnrlFf VAN N1Nk OnktfLtNl, N. .rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
TINCTURE AROMA.

4 FLUID PREPARATION Tor preventing and reDOg-
II tartar sgseelng t1e breath and preserving the Tech
sound and errFs. Prepared by Dr. ING Denus- - Muir
ray-sI
The 01-ct Of he Tinctlrs Aroms. s 70 destroy tartar
-nsre exists and prevent ~ formation where does
rOt las sccOmplsl-s unfslingy, a. he same une
fng pfeserysuve Influence The ensnel VI The teeth
aud mp1rinz 1eain and ygOf ~ ne gums lis znrseprc
properties sfect1ay 1cuirszr any offensive odOr 10 10.
bres;h sud impsrt ~ fre.t ard Agreeable aroma On
he do1ts substance ard Inc son porocs Of tie mouth IL
s1sei alike .4utsfy and purify and u used regularly
de1urce ard m0gtl asl 10 conformity with he d.
he res1t WILL a.. salsfzc-
tory. The makes ms statement unhe.. stngy
for L founded his personal observation IN the
u hs pr.ccs and he thai Ire effect Of
uc.e VIII f1y sustain H. Prce, per bottle, y 90 I'm
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.yIRCINIAFARus FOR sALE.-rhe

dersigned as Agent for the Propnetors offers for sale
the following named farms ~ me 'eysrS eoGnu 's
and are well worthy the attention OF purchasers -.
BERKELEY CO-220 acres, al 5000, terms $3.50
cash. residue In equal annual payments with interest from
date 57 SIS per half cash residue IN equal
annual payments with interest rs acres al 900 upon
terms 10 suit purchasers i25 at SEQ upon terms TO
suit purchasers 2Ol SIS per acre one third cash.
residue IN equal annual payments with interest 80 acres
acres al cash 900 acres At $4,000 cash or $4,000
upon credits 4 at So per acre, 5000 cash. residue
In 10 equal annual payments with interest 30 acres at so
per acre third cash residue 10 equal annual payments
JEFFERSON co.-soO acres at $50 per acre upon ac
commodsng terms 100 acres al $50 per acre, one.ihrd
cash, residue IN equal annual payments, with Interest
MORGAN Co.'s acres al $500, haf cash residue to
purchasers 2,, 1 geo and - acres each al v
one-thrd each, residue In equal annual payments
with interest l5 acres At - per acre cash or upon credit
FREDERICK co $40 acres al -. per acre, one-thrd
residue In equal annual payments with interest t38
s. per onethrd cash residue In equal annu
CLARKE Co.'S acres at $50 per acre. third cash.
residue suit purchasers 5 al $50 per
third cash residue In eqna annual payments win Interest
HAMPSHIRE CO.-35O acres al SO per acre, one-thrd
cash. residue IN equal annual payments with Interest 81
5000 $500 cash, residue 10 equal annual pay
FAUQUIER CO-i6s acres at so per acre, half or one
thrd cash residue To suit purchasers 900 acres al per
acre one-thd cash. residue In equal annual payments
with interest hall cash. residue In year without interest
AUGUSTA CO-l72 acres Al s2 per acre, third cash.
residue in equal annual payments, with interest
ROCKINGHAM CO.-l2 acres Of ,slzf per acre, one
third onequsrer cash, residue TO suit purchasers 800
payments with interest 1890 acres al 81 Oo one-thnt
cash. residue Ia 2 equal annual payments with Interest
NELSON CO.-l.glft acres Al $1,000 $500 cash. resi-
due 20 suit purchasers
ALBEMARLE CO., 20 acres At $4,000, upon terms
suit purchasers. 0iht al $50 per acre cash.
FLUVANNA CO.-70O acres at so per sore, one-,brd
cash. residue IN equal annual payments win interest
RAPPAHANNOCK Coo acres at 5000, one-thrd
cash residue In equal annual payments, with Interest
FAIRFAX CO-s0O acres ct IS per one-third cash.
residue IN equal payments 81 years each le7
sl5 per acre, upon accommodating terms, &c. sc. &c
Also Texas Illinois and Michigan Lands for sale 10 wit
TExAS-SscOcDocHEsC o.-4,f18 acres at al per acre
half cash residue 10 payments ~ suit purchasers.
ILLiSOlS-sEELBY CO.lo0 acres st - per acre, cash.
o upon credits
MCHlGAN-iOsfA Co so acres At g. per acre cash or
upon credits 20 Al price and
~ acres al same price ard upOn same terms
m description " al Or any o. the above named farms
vii be furnished gratis persons wishing purchase
application ne made by letter postpaid to K GRECO
iy3i Dlsw5mSW6tWA Marins5Irg, Berkeley Co Va
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no CONTRACTORS ssalea Praps..-. va ,

rINO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals VII Be
received 81 ne Desss and hldsou Cans. Company
a. The Engineers Office a. hEa Falls, Ulster County, unt
The u aay Of November ue1i Tor he LOCKS SECTIONS
BRIDGES &c Necessary Tor ne Enlargement OF me De.z
ware znc Hacsoa Cs1A' =. High FAls The wlrk ~ oe
comaleec by he lth dsy Of Msrch. 1850 according he
plans AMI specifications that VII be submitted for exa1a
ton he oec-. High Falls, and zhsr The IN u
October
The l Of a. persons hat psTles 10 propos
&c WIN, on The sane.
The party 70 any pTupo-ilou hc1 may Dc Accupiei VII
Re required 10 enter into immediately zss he
c-ptance u ne
The Company iisef he night sceepi
jecg proposals that may be orer- hey may consider
Ter inier-sl requires T. 2. LORD. Chef Engin--r.
Ensine-rs Odoe. High Falls Sept p ISIS % S~
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BRUSHES. BRUsHEs.-c

BRUSHES, BRUSHES Country Merchants .nc
- inc public generally VII tn1 Il Their Advantage
car ne Brush Factory. ST Pearl-st frAnk,-sS1Are
before purchasing and examine The extensive q
Brushes Of description which the subscriber selling
A. he lowess pno-s Constantly hand Pant srushes
sash Tools. Vanish Sru-hcs Wniew DO. Ousung DO
Scrubb.ng do Do Toogh do Al do kc xe
JOHN X HOPPEL. 81 Pesrl-st Frankln-sor.
s9S,nTN,rAS-
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Beside the above assets the Banks have loans paya'
Die in full at maturity s7ll3 363 loans mortgage,
50 5O775l loans on stock sl342s33 and real e'tee.
81 $4,000.
The South western Railroad Is carried forward,
far the grading concerned, with energy There
are about 400 hands work diaereut points all
within IS miles Of Macon and that num5eris to be pre-
senty increased 1t is expected that 25 miles Of the
road will be In operation in year from this date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

DOOFING.-GOODwINs ROOFING-S-w roofs u
IL rough boards covered Tor :. per foot roofs
hrd yes - squares - square II.
,hiukes ,. 10 - ercs AID ~srrznted Good cemrLL
Sh-alnlng = aid the safes shiag Il lEh
hesp c1rss.e nd proof IL cSn e walled without
In .1ry seereuces AID soecn-us s. " esI Bro.1xay
Chsrnh-rs znd " srr-1 la
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agrnNr HAD

The Dry Goods Reporter gives discoursgins re
ports Of the state Of the Domestic Dry Goods trade
Our manufacturers report, are obliged 70 practice
the most rgid economy. Even On heavy goods they
are realizing bu, ite profit while on Light goods, such
a. Printing Cloths there positive loss There s and
can De but one escape says the Reporter from the
present state Of the manufacturing interest and that
reducuon in the rate Of wages and the adoption Of tie
English system Of .hor, time" Low priced wooens'
4, ia added s the only article in the whole range Of
woolens on which the manufacturer hss not bed 70
considerable extent
Ts ale from Eorof- W ssots PorsndF a. SOS
para genera est.s.ns. ~tt ths -rir. s-s *nh re l-
iss sT ~ 0a mani sars 40 pr .1oe1 i-e - iA -
o dsf srrec 1.ss s ch1srs. Al must 30 ~ is1d Q r
tie -rpr ads Of EnEans BE- eo1'res o ~hh -. "a he-sIs
nny goods T. may ils iey eA COR 10 70 ~. ems oy
-.t o. sr.asy s4-g rorsen oss sn1 seq 80
dspo.sd sess ih.i rPoriol 9aa-~s n
pro- iEsilsr y Oh ne sss snd hsPothecaisa q 6--r-5
E-< o 49, ~ is. ON ~ cor Brsad.;gs. ard Coz
'-r' 'ioos. psr'ts " p sep se - 80 49, - Is
COD, Hsfspa sas dr.T or The oueg upon our aPo>r
The stock Of Foreign Dry Goods remaining on hand
is set down as small compared with former years
Some Of importers have not much in store Of
all kinds I'VE quote the Reporie) would serve them
through one weeks trade in the business season
v-.e. arriving au2el sras - sss .IeePi 'lh a. s'.
3risres early season. t hDl lie atens.' of tns 70
from .,s other nshsp could ooi oe shipped me f earl i-
af fI ll
and p-rcsst that lie Britannia re -t cargo II
Cols angs 'sttclo Auaus te lee 30 clser-es pr
r Germany 1i b gum. perceive the n-s oi 'on-
Ch importer bad hst- he aes ~ f@s shf- e-
'oiors az. both n IN. a. 3est- r-a '
"a -s- pscsss-s nus contain cone our sii
suucfo- We unserstsld 'haf heavy dealers '7ed o tte
Ch- fhe season. - 81 cent i@f
~ lporst1a Tbs r-fs-d hg s importer - -f
aucior-fL- result los oi e. cent
- al have sonsFlst improved our asfori 20 '-d
Goods rlch ih- msrs~t cute bare. Hiclsry '--t-
fancy sjss and oF rred bscf 1reaas Iaess srt' sr' TOW
n.@t ~ purpose LET te cons4mfto1 has nfff
creased Dress Goods IF dee rle .t 80 are st demand t1 lie
proes soaerast over Ih j. lore- always - ase a-af
me ssss1rs .l-s I- s'ots of Wooea Log ehaTf
much reduced ard Importer rss'lc tsVe been @ go o. Dr. 10
among their ou.io's slc nann- a ~ sf- 3 all ies,
sn1 o-enl- 'c 1ooe
The amount Of exports from Boston for the week
ending October IA s22365i Of Domestic products.
and SO 40 Of Foreign products. Tool s25707f The
amount during the time last year was sloi2.o.-
The amount Of specie exported was 5000 amount
imported s6ls7 The amount Of revenue for the week
ending October Il was So 227 ~ The for the
whole month u September exclusive Of merchandise
warehoused was s53J eis 81. Same month IN 1871
sS33l5l a. Increase s2,7J7 or.
The following is the monthly statement Of the
Banks OF New Orleans for September