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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-27
DIR CARRIERS ADDRESS.

We depart from our custom of late years, Ill
giving insertion to the Christmas Address OF the
Carriers to the Patrons of the "Times" We do
so because we think our readers will all agree
with us in pronouncing it one of the best produc-
tons of this kind of literature ever published in
Richmond. The Spenserian stanza is upheld by
the writer with remarkable ease, and tbs senti-
ments exhibit no ordinary aptitude for the divine
art. Knowing that the Address will be sufficiently
admired, we have only to add our cordial second
to its concluding invocation, which, if it should
come true" as supersttous people say, we
should certainly consider the best part ofthe poetry
Carriers Address to the patrons Of "1he Daily Rich
mond Times"
Christmas is come the sands Of Forty Nine
Run swiftly out from Times mysterious g lass,
But those which yet remain more brightly shine,
Like poet Spencer's dazzling as they pass"
Too quickly to be followed up, alas
By dull realities OF care and sorrow,
But Horace says, guild SIT futurum craS
Fuge querire, his own words We borrow,
Which country members read, "dont care about to-
morrow"
And SO weFbeg you, in Spenserian verse;
Kind reader, catch the fleeing moments joy
Be Jolly while you may, the rites rehearse
Which marked your Christmas frolics when boy.
Let unpaid notes, bills, clients, be ignored
For cake egg-nogg, your little darling's toy;
Bring out the wealth with which the larder's stored
And let the turkey grace the hospable board
Poor Forty-Nine has been an ill-used steed
eve change the figure, twill be 80 soon,)
And has been wolloped rather hard indeed,
In all the varying phases ofthe MOON
Unlike the donkey, in the wel-known tune,
Twas not, we think, because it wouldn't co.
But simply that its "end" was roughly hewn"
And now It's time the worn-out beast should know
What some finely calls the luxury of 100"
There is solemn peal ofmidnight bells
Heard from the distant horooge of Time,
That marks the closing year and sadly tells
with suilen roar" its darkened deeds of crime
In what mourntu, though expressive chime,
Drearier than monotone, shall it bewai
The tweve-month newly gone-what "Runic rhyme"
Shall itempoy, to give the tragic tale
Oh all its scenes of blood and terror to the gale
What shall it say of India's thousands sain7
India is quiet, says the Morning Post,
"The last dispatches tell of orders reign"
The "order' Sekrk found upon the coast
Ofthe lone island where his bark
"Order," such as the sacred record saith
Dr. &IztN 4xk.-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-27

ORR estInnaleu receipts. 800, 4.UOOU UU
The expenditures during the same period, as esti-
mated by the several Departments OF State, Treasury,
War, Navy, Interior, and Postmaster General,
The balances of former appropriations
which will be required to be expended
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07

so ludicrous was the scene. The wax
face had now recovered its proper cx-
preston, when our visitor took up the
lamp, and, against my dissausivc remarks
that the effect was better at distance;
that the thing was not yet finished, and
consequently would not bear close inspcc-
tion---he walked directly up to the figure
and stood within foot of it, face to face.
1t was evident that no trick was even
suspected, as he held the lamp, now
above, now to one side, then below, &c,
the better to examine the work. The ac-
tors eyes had now been kept SO long
open without winking that moisture was
beginning to collect in the corners! OBJ
serving which our critic exclaimed: ssMar-
vellous! Marvellous! How in the world
did you contrive to make these tears?
Did you use gum Arabic or copal var
nish?" At this the friend who stood by
my side could refrain no longer but
laughed outright. l was obliged to
laugh also; but the actor still maintained
the ludicrous gravity of his contenancc
The critic appeared confused for mo-
ment staring at as inquisitively; but he
soon became aware that trick had beer
played upon him, and, suddenly turning
again upon the wax figure he seized it BY
the nose, and the tweak he gave it wouiit
have proved fatal to the symmetry Of ,
waxen proboscis AS it was, however, i
did no damage to that organ, but it bro
some additional moisture to Henderson,
eyes, and an exclamation from his moutl
of ''d--n it, don't! You forget tha
my nose is made of wax"
With pleasant recollcctions of you
kindness and civilties at Cincinnati, bes
you to believe me, very sincerely yours
HIRAM POWERS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
every we'll" said Nat, "if y-yo-you
ch-choose to give me the hundred dol

Every we'll" said Nat, "if y-yo-you
ch-choose to give me the hundred dol
lars"
"But it is unfair cried the Snowman
The audience interposed and insisted
upon the fight. There was no escape,
and the Snowman reluctantly released
the lion, making himself secure on the
top of the cafe.
The majestic beast moved slowly
around the ring, shutting and lashing,
while every person held his breath in
suspense. Lions are beasts, and this
one was not long in discovering the tur-
tie which lay on the floor, huge, inani-
mate nass. The lion soon brought his
nose in close proximity to it, which the
turtle not liking popped out his head and
rolled its eyes, while sort of whceze is
sued forth from savagerous mouth. The
lion jumped back, turned, and made a
spring at the turtle, which was now fully
prepared for his reception. AS the lion
landed on him, the turtle fastened his
terrific jaws on the lions nostrils
rendered him powerless to do harm
yet with activity of limb he bounded
around the circle, growled, roared, and
lashed himself, but the snapper hung on
seeming to enjoy the ride vastly.
"G-go it whimbamperp cried Wheat
ley from the boxes.
The scene was rich. The Snowman
was no less enraged than the lion.--
Drawing pistol, he threatened Nat thai
if he did not take his turtle off he would
shoot him.
'Ta-take him off yoursclfp shouted
Nat in reply
At this critical moment, by dint o
losing portion of his nose, the liol
shook his dangerous foe from him, anc
clearing the space between himself anc
the cage with bound, he skunk quietly
in, to chew the cud of his defeat ant
pain.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
POETRY.
[Froin the New-York Sun, I
NEVER SAY FAIL

From the New York SUM-
NEVER SAY FAIL
Whom the clouds hang most darkly,
And sick is the heart,
And the spirits are heavy
All despairing and dark;
When the bright sails of Hope
Are no where to be seen,
Seeming all dssolation
An wrecked on Gfe's stream;
When despair comes across We
And doubts must assail,
Risel Man, show your nerve
And "Never say Fail"
'Tis Weakness. 'tis Cowardly
To break by the blast
fit bend thee; it's we'll
1t will not always last,
Bear nobly against it:
Let its strength not appall;
Straighten up, Man, and face it,
Let it ne'er make thee fall,
When fear comes across ye
And wild howls the Gale
Spring }or,edrd and breast il
And "Nerer say fail"
JAMES G.. COOPER
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
Look ReGore Yo,. Lean,

ALL persons are forewarned from tr9J.
ing for any or all Of certain notes given
by myself to James II. Reeder, being six
IN number. dated January 8, ls4o. The
inst due the 25th of December, 1850.
and each of the others due on the same
day of each succeeding year; each given
Tor seventy one dollars and forty cents
(S7l 4O), as | do not intend to pay the
same. unless compelled by Law, the
consideration for which said notes wers
given, has in part failed. 8.'.'
THOMAS "A. VOW.
May 12,.l849. 8,.s -, 4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
ssS REVVAmms'

from the subscribers stabie
oFaville. 8. G., on fhe night of tho 10
lasts Bay Horse. with no par-
saaealaf snafks recollected, except some
shariaAss niarks. Any information res
Eeaesing sh0 horse win bo thankfully re-
eeisee ard tho above reward win he
PAD Fer tbs delivery Of said horse to me.
IoSss hes With ths thief who stole him
ikh syldence sufficient to convict him.
TH06. MCCLELLAN,
9lSnc so, 1s49.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
w. ZACHARY,
Daguerrean Artist.

~"AA <hA shSes
Informs the citizens OF the Village, and
District generally, that he is located at
Pickens Q. III. for short time, and will
bc.picased to furnish, oil those who desire.
with correct likenesses of themselves and
trends. He may be found in the Long
hoom over the Store of Benson & TAYLOR
Plckens G. H., June 18th ls4e. l-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
New Store.

BENSON & TAYLOR
Have just opened fine stock of NEW
GOODS, in the Store lately occupied by
w. ID. Steele, which they respectfully
invite sheir friends and the public to cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
as their object is to sell.
Pickens. C. H., s. C.l
May l8, 1849. n If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
HEAD QUARTERS, !.
isP DIvIsIoM s.. g. M {

EDeEFrELD @. H., April so, 40. i
7 CAPT. w. B. IOOR, having beer a.
pointed and commissioned ABIDE. s3lss,
to Maj. Gen. Bonham, with Che rs,ysI i.
Major, will be obeyed and respects ~
cordngly. eestf =
= ~ cfdsg Of Maj. Gen. BosIss
w. 8. GRISIf
June 0 ~ s.as. I
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
Look at dlpisg

AIWWHh d8G UAkASS
THE firm of Thompson Il Keith having
been dissolved, those indebted to it will
do well to call and settle with
E. nj. KEITH.
May lS, lS49. i At
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07

AN OUTFr. The Union saws. the col
lector OF the port of San Francisco and his
family have thirty-tw horses and four
teen wagons. each drawn by six mules
making in all, 116 horcs and mules FUN
ished by the Government to transport
him and his family to their destination
1t computes the cost of sending out him
aud the two Indian Agents, one for Salt
Lake and one for Santa Fe, at $75 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Butler W. Batter.

thc fL@ecellA o-'1-@A-
.se A.. onipion az The Court was deliv-
-. ~ Honor JUDGE King His Honor reviewed
- oostops assumed by tue respective counsel ana
Ssvipe said that the matter would be referred 70
~ l.sd down those legal principles which were hxey
10 srise IN and govern the cause
fhe endeavor Of the eminent counsel both Of the
yaelsnt and respondent had been 70 ass miaie the
peadngs and procedure 70 those adopted - divorce
so nv the Eneish Ecclesiastical Ccorts Hence the
pspsr book IN tho preseb, cause had accumulated 10
rs,etv printsd pages The Court ordered me nara
five part OF the respondents answer and the hoesnts
exceptions and counter segAtons To be strcken rom
she record 40 surplussge They decided that iae prn
csp,es of tho English Ecclesiastical Courts 10
lsyse extent recognized 10 Pennsylvania but not their
mode of pleading or procedure. The following princ-
pies elaborstely discussed and laid down as the
l. Tia. wfe's absence. with her husbands previous
consent or subsequent approval. IL not malicious or
such approval 10 revocaole and the psrties
By such revocation, then placed In the same gal
standing or position which they occupied at the time
Of such copsen. or approval
dsssrton must DO such would be sufficient ground
Of divorce.
3 That according 10 the English decisions the cruel
~ and indsnltles which would authorize separation
BY the wife from her husband must be such would
produce <nd 10 produce bodily harm.
Having discussed the three precediog propositions,
and having esr.ei.hed them by msfs Of authority "a
borousy esned from the English the Roman and the
French lsw. the President Judge then examined and
laid down tbs follow wing propositions:
Thst bus.snd able TO afford 10 wife such necesss.
res a. her education and bsbtudes have rendered in.
dspensabe and yet refusing To allow them. IL In Penn
syvsnia guilty OF such legal cruelty a. would authorize
divorce bo; the refusal OF mere Injuries In such
eese would not sanction divorce.
That husband who mslclously inActs upon his wife
such long AMI humistipg and annoying course OF H.
salts and notifications must ultimately cestroy
health life guilty of such legal cruelty would
sathorize divorce although OF insult. &c
were unaccomPanied BY actual or threatened violence
70 her person.
The court decreed that the matter should go 10
Jury upon the libel and answer as curtsiled BY tne
Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

The premiums are ttei Al no lowest consistent
viii security F'om he oiferefce q Treuiuus charged
by this and Other cOmpsnss parties Insured 10 the Equis
bic receive their share Of The profits IN rssh The
pa Ing Their srnua premiums, without vang the M.
iu Offices elk or ten yest for pr So which though
parenliy made, may never he resi- led.
PsSm-Lis msy b. msd- annually hsf yearly qusrsry
Persons insured for e TO- the f Eve years borrow
zach yesr half the smoun Of their premiums BY psying
per cent interest, without giving any
Married wonun AID Female Children may insure the lie
Of eher husband parent free from the csms Of any
creditor POi~-s sssig abb viii the OF the
Comps TIL Capital Of the Equitable. $4,000 gusran-
tee 10 The Insured the payment N full q their poci-s
matter how great the mortality may b. from he Choers
any other epidemic
FOrns Of application and any other inf,rmsion may BE-
obtained al tbs Ne~fOr gency p M@chsrts Exchange
HsnOver-it JOHN UNDERWOOD, Acct
JoHS r MCoHR ND. los Dusns-st Medical Examiner.
a 4pn-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24


From the foregoing tables, 1t will be that there
has been falling Of In the amount received for tolls
all the Canals in the State las, year compared with
lsi7 The total decrease amounts to s3s3Ol2 &C. Blu,
this 10 much smaller sum than looked for come
three months before the Canals closed
1t was expected that the aggregate amount of tolls
would fall short OF rss millions while In fact II exceeds
that amount some s250000.
Tee aggregate amount Of tolls received at Underwater
during lei5 show increase over ls47 OF s46457 70
Several Of the Western Offices make equally favorable
returns. The increase at Brockport 10 s25l57 81
Leckport S5365e TO- and Black Rock el265l9 81. Al
Buffalo the decrease has been very large, being much
larger amount than the total deficiency all the Cans,
the difference In the receipts at this Office between az
and lsis amounts to s5iIos2 g.. The falling Of at
o'wego is very ANAL comparatively speaking amount
ing to only sl0i3 o.
Passengers Arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
FOR CALIFORNIA.
FOR THE GoLp REGIONS

or CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGREs
"a, TIE FINE "a IT SAILING eopp-red bars GUT
EFOkD. Capt X w Thorp, will be inm-ciseiy do.
patched for Chsgre. and hss superior state room
accommodations for 10 cabin passengers and mOderats
number 10 the second csbn Th- Of Chsgres
the only that ssofds any chance Of reaching the ID
Mines early IN ih- spnng ard IN advance = hose who
have gone round Cape HOfp and saves 1000 mles OF
ocran navigation dgrDg th- vnter months Of the
Southern Hemisphere PASSENGERS viii Ne sowei re-
main ca board ih- vessel for IS days after her srys
CnsgTr. CROWDED majority Of N. Passengers dee
~ moderate per diem sfJrd tb-m opportunity
u securing heir from Psnsms before leaving the
chip For or Passage spPly board, foot Of Gin
tn o. Est River. or 10
JOHN A ROBERT OSBORN, III wan-a or
70 ~ JAMES " fLWFLL 81 souh.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

We have compiled says the Evening Journai,
from the returns made TO the Canal Department the
following Table showing the aggregate amount receiv-
ed for Tolls az each Collectors Ofhee eseh CANA,
during toe season Of navigation 10 ls47 and l545 also
the 1minuon each oce during the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
\ FUR CALIfUnSIA.-come.niss

EaS-1EE3 FOX CALifOhsIA.-conp.n
n @2~---~ t and Othens ting on. Tor California NIL
. fad f1l aod eonpess assortment Of
ooa iof eoopefs nsrgats house and kip esrpsnssra
oscnna>f o1tch-rs, blachE1rs scd Cgners 10
great vssiy AL Of he best n.nu.cr- .nd feoer. as
sofasn o. o1s-rr a1d a-raEn,cs nsrd cutlery, kc
~ sly sre co1nty gtte ne I'D sIsnd, 81 fu1or<i
a. hxSkszN LITTLE, = ss.t1s-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

TBr FACTORY HioTLRs.-The Putsburgh Dis
patch Of 20th has the following regarding the dis
posa Of the male and female factory rioters The
Jury In the Riot Case brought 10 their verdict yestsr
day sfternoon and 10 tbs surprise Of many, no doubt
thirteen OF the seventeen accused were found guilty
AZ The Siris we're convicted Robert Vance. Charles
Lindssy Samuel Hughes, James Gourley, James Me
kelvy, H1gh Armstrong. George Csnan, Mary Lyncn,
Rosetta Richards Sarah Stewart J,snns Brown, Mran-
do Hollandsr. Washington McKslvy we're found guilty
George w. Gunse, Arthur Birk, William Thompson
Robinson Mumford. not guilty.
We undsrstsnd that ifcnty will occur In hn1ing
most OF the parties A. they have taken to themselves
wiogs and win no, appear to hear the sentence oil Inc
Court"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
Dr LEY ISsIfRaScE covPIxy 5ii W. =, 4 b..
NnriCE TO CnSrhACTnKs--s-. "a d,

MOTTO TO toN rh<CTOk Sea- ed pr0po-
sails vii be v-c a. The Engine.fs dice 10 he VII.
lsge OF MRS crul hs let u February for gr.dng
sonIy bridging and sGpersruct1Te he CaemaDg .i.
rOsd
This Rosd dive g-s ron The Ne. York and Ee Rsrosd
four mies Nol EmirA ard extends frrs1n a. The
head II the seq ca Lake BY hch ecou 10 had
steamboat win NE central line Ct Railroad Oe1ey.
To. Road Is s,ouE III miles 10 engih md Requires sbout
sVsV CUBIC va d % excavation oofo cubic yards
m-sonry His divided ITO sections OF th- usual eugth
Al proposals for grading snd masonry Will Dc pr-dcsed
upon The payment u hc IN h- stock Of hs Company
ana i~oihros 10 tn usgs noah payments IN cab Pro
posas oT supefsuenTe will be Tor tns full payp 10
sock Tbs aOck Is guaranteed oy The Ns~iork ard Ere
Ksrosc Company, who hssr leased TIE road ~ 10 years
81 he rate OF per ee1L per he estimated cos. q
the Road.
Maps, pls-s prrfles and spec tcsous OF the work viii
be ready for nsreoo std aI-r the -4h OF Anuary
ne Ensne~r. Oce, hsTs a. oasr necessary inform
may be obtained.
Sstsfsetry references ard surets for faithful PER
iomsDce u Ire ~ors vii DO required sccompsr the
proposal which should Be endorsed Proposals f0r Grs-
cins, lor oinefwisel snc sddrs ss-d andersgre6
W. HALL. Chef Engtn-.r.
mira Ca-nung Co SY.Jsn 10 1919 y tesDkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

pusLIc ADsIsisrRAroRr oryicE, No sss.s .s.s,.
sotss end of tn Of SARAH
fEEGUsOs ofhs CITY yos ooorst <sessed
snd Who sse1 the effects Of s sud
tsstss u Psbe oil " s6sasts
snd drposs1 a h socorsaS asss The b. CLAIMED
sons h.fs ssseso. ssnstnios q s aessd ~ ~ lo
fay q fss~ssr nsyl-Dsssi Hsv roa, Jssssry 10, las
10 isvtv fk13Si ynAYxA fshA< Axzssssoses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
LEGAL NOTICES.


PUhsVASoE o. 40 ort-r Of ne surrsa,- q hs cosa q
iN--f ofs e'- a.rsts asslk
C1AsA o>OOOD at q te CF Of N--f1rt -sceA--t -
D. ia.-rs c.. 80 street Cts 4 N-- Yen
o. % - r. 80 .-ui Ia J-n- --rtDac Nss flrt lie -.
ssy oi >7V-n9er les JANIS WHICH. Administrator.
DusLIc ADNISisTRAroRs oFFicE - S.-.a4s .f--.-
SAlLflsLD -cor, 81 ~ Or--. sesed az rho aeg-e
p a.F, 80 s-tzi- list s9py IL s1rs,e Of - Com
q ior L -, uo1 %. -ite Of -
- Hte.,- 81 - ~ cay II y-sfuar ooct he
or-1on--Dsied Ns~ iers. J.-u.ry p. lea
- .--.- JsAEs rBAYER r1hir Adnir.strstos.
DtsLic ADHi>isTR ,TORs OFFICE 10 Ss-..s st No
,- 1~-', ssea,t - r-a:v- al o. a. of ABIGAIL
AlNs q se7.st.clt k-l.-s-c< Cos-ig, sail- jos -
s-.s 80 - -seg-s tasi ha apo
s-frosi- Of ~ csaaig q S-Yarl. fs -rsr of snl4
400 - ste 81 fl- ia fsy Feeo.ary
- 20. "a - 'ur-oel-Dst-s N-- fus. Jsr1s .
- = ---.-l Jsrss THsfER P11.r Ainr.frsuy.
Ds SIC ADNiSIsrRAross Office - Sss-sa IT,
- W - O. hs Ctf Of 49, fork .5orrr ce-tsec.
% 10 a-s- 80 atsss. ssrs - s-r'ora.-
gay q w. fofs h Letter. Of Asuastraaa Spa 4e
= - -i--i-ts - III; isy ser o.
80, n = hfsaoo1 -bs.sc S-r 10 a. Jsl-sy T. Iss4
~ 80 JANIS : TsArER Pubhc Aszla s.ra-1r.
tDSbLIS AphISisTRAfOEs OfFIcE. - Sa--ks-tr--f-
- 1 n 81. ef ~ fors, rerrla-r 1-c-ss~c a,c
.t-s r Ave - 1--tsi- that sea- tspy - sifrD
s-r-f o. N-~lqs -r--r af A-nlr.sfrs'lar lfr
- 80 n--'tts. ch i.g ai f-crlsrg r-rt II
= -. - q , rs-.-1 -La--d
s'%~s- rssrF~ pTr-r sr7f1-rr--nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
PORT OF NEW YORK JANUARY 3.

ARRlvtDshp senator. ccha LVe poo De- H. 70
Gsf5nsr Howell De- a. at 50 %. 10 ~ .hfn
Hasusuoi standing sestwsrd ~ bn IS
'tp AncAoA standing westward - VT nght his urhns
fore topss Tremendous gse io soath-ad Joseph Bake
MAJ vs.a from ne yard I'D oro~ass
Mst-r Isomlsos. OF wausn thare.n g. cotton 70
Wsrde fa-ss1s-r. NJ N.sh.
R Besn Cha s.tou, e, cotton &c 10 Fest
Sckf lsshs ia Eab4tts. kaLsr. Nrgaa
SChr Wsuda. Raiiss. kirse.th Cty,
b. Do.A.a. Holder s. Joha NIB. aA 70 ssvas sos
MEMORANDA. Br .ckr IN he,lGAts
wIND-ssfssAH NSw The n'ep we're scar Of Go yesterday
moTuu-
sAILsD-shps Queeu q The Wet Liverpool Ro.Ana lsr ss
Va1n4b Temsesoa. chAS ~ cycs Savannah and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

Total s5fs5 5s6 90 ss.52Ss7 - S5775 e ssss 7ss u
The following Table shows the aggregate amount re-
ceived for tolls &c al the State Canals from the
year ls25 1s4s inclusive also. the yearly receipts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
Domestic Ports.

BOSTON, Jan ssAr stps kAnbsT BasFt C.cutsl F-rsK.
Hss. Chsrsta. eats Chzrrs William. W.a- Mot.. s,gh.
hendk bsunorr Psrfss hsfstos Aut Caves brookns
Ntehe RchzD0ss Il. lsnsn Fan fort era Loo Choo.
Ntvid Casiasn H. Nf0rs las 'o ca ns hsrk Chs Walton.
Bsker w. Losgou bns. Loo Cunushsn. Trieste. Asset Law
renee. Cro~-h p ,so- phis. Erpr- Cros.i. 81
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