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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

CLOTHING EMPORIUM
AND GENTLEMENS
Quitting Establishment.
No. 81 Cortland Streea,
NEw-YoRK.
Strangers and citizens desireing TO replenish
their wardrobes, may be Immediately accom-
modaied in The very bes, style, and at the low'
est Cash prices With choice selection of
Fail and Winter Garments
OF the newes, patterns. Of superior make and
finish, and of The best materials; equal in eve-
ry respect TO the best custom work. Having
adopted the cash principle, upon which certain
calculations may be made, he has pursued sue
cessfully for upwards of ten years, in direc, op-
position 10 the ruinous system of creii, which
imposes the necessity OF exacling unnecessari-
ly high prices from paying customers ne con-
lnues 10 provide, and has now on hand one oil
THE LARGEST,
MOST FA SHIONABL
AND CHOICE ASSIGNMENTS OF
Ready Made Clothing i'm America.
From which gentlemen may depend upon
suillDg themselves satisfactory, as regards quail
ity, style, and price His large stock embra-
ces Orercoats and Cloaks of the most approved
styles. Dress, Frock, and other Goats. Pan
falcons of every desirable pattern, and the rich
est assortment of black Satin, Cassimer, and
other styles of Winter Vests.
The Fancy Department
Embraces all The new and elegan, patterns, and
latest and most desirable styles of
Fancy, SILK, and Satin Crauats, Suspenders,
Cloves and Hosiery, Shirts. Bosoms and
Collars. Carpet Bags, &c, &c,
10 addition TO the above variety of Ready
Made Articles, he has for sale by the piece or
yard, at as low prices as can be found in either
of the Atlantic cities, beautiful assortment of
the best quality.
Cloths, Cassimeres, & Vcstings,
IL Gentlemen can have their orders filled
at a few hours notice, and sent 10 any part OF
the United Sta,es-and by sending their meas
ures, can obtain clothing on as good terms as
though they were present to.seect for hem-
selves Address J. C. BOOTH,
No 81 Cortland street, New York.
October 5, l848. 6m.
HPFor Tho liberal share Of patronage which
has been extended to him for so many years,
he returns unfeigned acknowledgements, and
be promises that no efforts shall be spared on
bis part in future 10 continue to serve his Gus.
toners on as favorable terms as any other
house in The trade.
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CONE ALL YOUTHAT L0YE
-. GOOD APPLES.

The season having arrived for trans
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
two miles east Of McCutchensville, offer
for sale $50 different. varieties Of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted. three
or four beef cattle in exchange for fruit
trees. ALPHEUS Russell.
McCutcbeuvilIe, Oct. "a, 1s4s--4--u
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sHBRIFF,s SALE,


BY virtue OF writ Of Vendi Exponos
to the directed from the court OF & Commou
Pleas Of Wyaodot County, Ohio, I will
expose 10 ptblic sale, at the door Of the
court House, in ths town Of Upper San.
dusky, in said county, On the 3lst day q
January, A. ID. lS49, between the hour,
ef 10 o'clock A. nj. and 4 o'clock p. NJ ol
said day, the following real estate, TO wit
the south east quarter Of The north west
quarter, in section sIx, in fractional
tow osbip oumber tive south, of range nDm.
Der thirteen east, 10 The county aforesaid
coBistping forty acres more or less.
Taken in execution as the property ot
Johs S. Crandsii to satisfy a judgement
IN favor Of Jacob Bihbier.
Appraised at sl25.o0.
"a. THOMAS BAIRD, Sheriff.
December l2, lsls.--l0--4L
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DIR. q. II. Mcdonald

offers his professional se rvicss 10 the Cit
rzens Of Upper Sandusky and vicinity.
Once on Main Street opposite c. Hu.
beTs Hotel.
g. T. MCDONALD.
Oct. 90. .ls4s. -l-6m.
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Notice

rs hereby given. that on the first Mon.
Il Of March sext, n petition will be pre-.
seutsds TO the Trustees Of Mifln tow uship,
Wyaudot county, praying for the location
Of and establishment OF a Townshi road ,
from or near the House Of Hiram Barber,
on the Fiudiay & Bowsherville road, & TO
run from thence north 10 the sonth east
corner Of fraction in section No. IS, in
Tow n.hip No. 3 south, IN Range No. IS
east, contsiniog 80 fifteen hundredtbs
acres, thence north TO the sou'b east cor
'ner o { the west half OF the south west qaar-
ter Of section No. 2S, 10 ssid tekuship;
thence west 10 the Urbaea Road.
HIRAM BARBER,
ABEL RENlck
aud oiherL
Dated Jan. 1ith, tel6. Nsa aAt
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FOR SALE!

DY the Subscriber. io Upper SApdusky
three good two horse Wagons timber W ell
eeasvn and ironed in the beet maaDer.
JOSEPH MeCU TCHEN.
July 4th, ls4s.-3e. f.l-
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Estate Of wilson McCIain, deceased,
HOOK OUT!!

A LII persons indebted TO me, are here
u By reqnened to come and make set.
iiemeat beiore the Let day Of Februsr,
next, and save cost; at that time I shall
leave my books for collection with the
proper authorities. ss lcsmtemplale Ieav,
ing this place. ,...... .l
My. remneat Of GOODS, ! will sell uo.
der COST. ...s.-.,.- s...
CL0ZIER & Co.
.r.r., ... JoHx 8. loSEs, agent. 4
U. Ssndusky, Jan. IL 'le3e-3t.
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CHRISTOPHER BAKERS EsTATE.
NOTICEis hereby given that the sub.
4 scriber has been appointed and quail
fled as administrator un the Estate OF
christopher Baker, late OF Wy andot coun-
ty, deceased.
JOHN BAKER
Dated at Upper Sandusky, o., December
10th 184S.--lt=3t.
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Farmers!

For your own good and TO save money,
beIore you purchase any articles in the
Wagon making line, you had better call
and see l'earinger's work. He will give
yon as much for yonr produce in work as
you can get any where. Every person
that wants TO take comfort in this land had
better 60 and get a Buggy.
WILLIAM BfSARINGER.
U. Sahdnsky, Aug. l3, ls47-4ilL
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Child-Rirth:

A ,emfaa6le Scitmt.fc WofE. upon thf sut.
ject ar Gpsation aud Child Birth, BY
II, g. GEISSyN,ER, N ID laip of Par.
is; .JttA published m,Mw York by tie
.4uihor.
Price twenty-five Cents.
THIS " DIRK contains recently di.cov
ed Information upon a subject ottLe
highest Importance to Married Persons
or those CONTEMPLATING Marriage.
1t viii be found Of spectral Value TO those
wh"se means health and other circu,n.
stances, do not permit them TO Increase
the number Of their family without great
'nconvenience, sugering or perhaps risk
It A method OF avoiding these troubles
and dangers, at will. (rrcently discovered
by celebrated French Physician.) Is
fully comniGaihicaied in this work, SO that
any person may avail bimseif out oft al
once, without cost. The means OF pre-.
vention here set forth are therefore With.
ia the reach Of all. The process isnew'
safe, infalliable, convinient, simple, and
cannot in jure the health Of the most deli.
cate.
G-CAUTIoN 10
Some speculator has clandestineIy (un>
der another name published an imitation,
herring the same title, which, besides
omitling THE MOST IMPORTANT PORTION Of
IT, dupes the creiuIous out nf ..a
ONE DOLLAR, tu-.
When the price is
Twenty five Cents
For the genuine. full. and complete Work
Copies OF this work will be sent in a
close envelope, single letter postage to
any part Of the United States, tor twenty,
fac cents sent, post-paij, to DR.. X. G.
Geissner, Box 2456. off ce l27 IL Libert,
street, n Y.
N. B.-No Bookseller allowed to sell
this work. -.u, .--, rr.sl-,HI
Nov. 24th. 184e.--7 ,.s... ..... d.
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WILLIAM BAKERS estate.

WILLIAM BAKERS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subs
striber has been appointed and dual
lied as udministratbr on the Estate Of
William Baker, late Of Wyandot county
deceased.
JOHN BAKER.
Dated at Upper Sandusky, o.. December
10th, lS4S.
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The Leading Periodical in America.
Godey's Lady's Book,
I For l84o.

DEDICATED TO THE LADIES OF TIE
t UNITED STATES. .''f 5.
Edited by SARAH J. HAZE,
GRACE GREENWOOD,
l.. A. Cooley
A Novelette, by MISS d. LESLIE, who
contributes TO every No. s'H'
N +. WALLIS Original Scrip'ural
Poetry. ae ,4H
It's. ARTHUR, who contributes to ey
cry Ne. iliustratives OF Croofne's 3 Sketch.
es of American Character.
We intend merely 10 give notice Of
our intentions for next year, feavi"g TO
others long advet.isements-5'fh fall Of sound
and fury signifying nothing
Agreeably to the pracllce Of last year.
the publisher will issue as good a number
each month as lie does in January. This
is novel feature in Magazine publishing.
During the whole Of last year lie gave
more engravings aud more reading mat
ter than any OF his contemporaries, aud
viii 'coniiDUe to do 50 neAt year. Those
La.
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DYE STUFFS.--M adder, Indigo, Al.
uin Coperas, &C.. DC.
SHEETE.NGS md SfifR III NGS!
Drills, Ticking. Baggihg, cotton Yarn,
Baton aud @iCking.
CALlCOS by THE .y0RD=-A GENE.
RAJ ASSORTMENT OF QUEENS.
w A X E--H HAkDWARE ON,
NAILS AND GLASS,
STOT E .--Cook, Box and Parlor
stoves with Trimmings.
Sole Leather, Tubs, Pals, Bro oms,
Salt, Liuseed oil, White Leat. DC.
All or Which will be sold Very low. 40 r
all kinds Of produce, CASH and otLel
go"d pay.
Upper Sandusky, Oct. 9, la4S.
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Blue Bali Hotel.
I'll. ZIMMERMAN.

Has opened public house on the cor
ner Of Fifth street and the Wyandot Ave-
nue., where he is prepared to give ever,
accommodation to relieve the tired and
satisfy the hungry. Those travelling
through Upper Sandnsky will find them
selves pleasantly situated by calling a, the
sign Of the BLUE BALL, for the proprietor
will spare no pains in arranging things to
make customers comfortable.
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Reasonable Prices;

And those who are unable TO come them
selves, can send a tiat of Urine, Hrst pass
ed in the morning.
Ny Office lie opposide the new Cour
House and one door north Of ID. g. w
Ayres' store. ....- .-......,-3
DR. JOHN J. HARTZ.
HU Physician and Surgeon.
Upper Sasdusk, /, Nov. I, lS4S, -.
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STAG OFFIC

This is the general Stage office, on the
line leading from Columbus TO Titin
through this place, where those wishing
seats ia the coaches can be accommudas
ted. ...
n. ZIMMERMAN.
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The Stable.

This branch will at all times he attend
ed by good and attentive hostler. who
will make it his particular business to see
that all animals entrusted to his care are
well taken care of.
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His Table.

The table will abound with the very
best the country can afford, prepared IN a
manner that viii snit the palate Of every
one, Boarders can here and good acco'n,
modations aud reaaonable bills.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-01-26

The Buggy aud Wagon making business
is now IN operation in all its various
branches, in Upper Sandnsky, on Fifth
street, Iitt4e south Of II. Zimmerman .
Grocery, and nexi door to triboet's black
smith shop. All customers will meet with
good work, fair accomm odations and as
cheap as il can be made any where.
.4LL WHEELS AROUND!
Just call and see the work il yon do not
want il, for il is worth looking at. HIS
BUggies and Wagons are as neat, strong
and LITTLE BETTER than you generally set
in this country,
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The subscriber has attached 20 bis Buggy
sl,op, a BlacksmithiGg estabIsRfent, aud
is now prepared to ,nrn ont Wagons and
l,uggies. ready to hitch 10 and roll right
along Now is the time TO purchase while
prices are down. s.e teT
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"A .safaabip Scientific Work. upon ttf snt.
ject a Graation aud Child Birth, by
II, q. GEISSyNER, " ID yale of Par.
f''is:JMa pu6tished msMw York by Tie
.4ufh0y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-27

payments Of interest the debt thhv have not beer
large rs anticipated and holders Of DO ,as beer
disappointed There is however very little 'toes upon
the market II being held principally for Investment
The canal has done very well thus far this year. but
there great complaints Of mismanagement. The
Legislature of Illinois will have to pass law so as
to annul the clause In the constitution regarding
the appropriation Of the proceeds OF the two mill
The idea Of appropriang it to the payments of the
principal Of the internal Improvement debt when the
interest is far in arrears ride ulous and It 10 sur
prising to us that the convention should have been
guilty Of such financial bunder 1t would be impos-
sbe to appropriate the proceeds Of that tax in the
manner required by the constitution. The expense
of attempt would be very great, without even the
possibility Of accomplishing the objectin view.
The rate of taxation in the city Of Cincinnati for the
year lS49 is as follows:-For State purposes, mills;
for county purposes e.96 mill; BRIDGE Q. IL mill road
OIL mill; school, mills; township, Las mills; eorpo-
ration purposes, SIS mills; payment of city bonds
306 mills Total, Is rs mills Increase over last year.
81 mills.
The Board of Equalization for the current year re-
duced the old city 10 per cent the valuation and
added to the lots in the 18th ward by general increase
SO per cent The taxes therefore for the year 1s49
on the old city, will be increased 20 per cent and in
the 18th ward about l2O per over last year The
ihhos III the Ilth waru having suffered special in
crease in addition to the 35 per cent will pay tax
ranging from 2e0 to 700 per cent higher than year
The returns OF the Board of Trade of England for the
month ending the 9Th June show an increase in the
exports Of f65o,543, compared with June 1913; a
month, however, which, contrasted with the
ding period of the preceding year. showed decrease
f1l22 OO9 The specific increase decrease in each
production is given in the following table and will be
observed that the improvement exhibited is not caused
by great increase in few articles, but that it is
spread almost asx only out Of thirty items
being the adverse side. Machinery continues to be
the one which shows the heaviest falling off,
COMMERCE. OF GREAT EXTRAORDINARY EXPORTS
Month ending stu
JUae Dsr'ss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DOARD OF UEALTUETuE RoARn OF uS.JTu

K
- the City OF Now York do or6an s follows-
Each and every practising physician the city of New
YORK shall daily at 10 o'clock report to the Board Of Health
OF said city the number Of attacked with Asac
Cholera in said city or any other malignant diseases attend
ed by such physician for the "a hours preceding
Der persons attended by such physician who shall have
ded during the "a hours preceding such of Asae
Cholera or other malignant disease Such report shall
ucuarly specify the disease Of each there
in And tueh report shall also contain the birth place resi-
dence and occupation Of the person sick liz
sick or dead.
Such daily report shall be signed with the OF the
physician making the same and shall be loft daily and
fore the hour of III o'clock each day at of the Station
houses Of the several Wards in this city with the Captains
Police some il thereof directed to the Pre-
sdent Of the Board Of Health OF the City Of New York
the person 50 receiving the same shall Immediately to
be delivered the several reports received at the office Of
the Board Of Health in the City Hall Of said city,
Each and every physician who shall neglect refuse
to make such report and deliver the same aforesaid shall
be proceeded against provided in and by the sixth
Of the act Of June 22d, 1882
By order Of the Board OF Health.
JAMES KELLY President pro tem.
N BThe Board of Health for the information OF physi
clans and Others publish tho section Of the
I'D ls32, now in force, and which is rs follows
D. Every who shall wilfully violate rerua-
ons TO be made and published by such Board of
HEALTH thal be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor; and, on
conviction thereof shall be subjected to fine and
men both at the discretion Of the Court such ne
to exceed thousand dollars such imprisonment
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SALES By AUCTION.

DRIAN H. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS states
IA sale-Saturdsy July 2s at IL o'clock, in front Of tho
barre once foo, Whitehall st. BY erdr Of Maxwell ESQ.
Csetor on we r9rt he srelss osonsng TO the
fastened launch l2s BLOCKS miscellaneous Flags IS Dead
Eyes, brass Delaying Pins, oanisters Shot, ~ IL Id.
Wind Shot h2 So lbs Grape shot, 70 IL ID Canister 20
III. Grape, IS Hamnooks Passing Boxes Medicine Chests
Sexant large transparent Compasses Boat COmpase
old Scales 10 Log Glasses bottle Mercury. old brass
Speaking Trumpet Defiant Cases. old Binnace Clothes
BAer Jbs and Jib Booms Boarding Pixies Cabin Stove,
Body nenrs oid "a BALL. taae quarter hsshes
swinging Boom, boz Window Glass. Bio; Lower Mast
Caps. Mast Hoops copper Pump. vols Laws Of United
States, Coast Pilots Navigator. Hasslsrs Tables
Hnwelfs Sign Codes summers Method lot Of Charts lot
Of old Iron, Copper and Lesd. &C.
yNALTER oREESoUGu AUcTIoNEER- cARPars.
w Rugs' on Cloths Rods, Nc Re, at auction -walter
Creenough Co. will sell, Friday. This DoyD at
o'clock without regard to weather the Store Bows
BY order the the entire stock OF Three Ply and
grain Carpets Ku Crash Oil Cloth and large and
sItsnsve being worthy The attention Of Hotel
and Boarding House Keepers and those Of
pats. Rugs, &c. Terms at sale Catalogues ready
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS OFFICE
Panama Railroad Company. Is Broadway, New York,
July 2 ltg-On the 18th OF August next, the
plans grohes and specifications Of that portion Of the Pan
ma Railroad which is proposed to place under contract
will be ready for exhibition at the office Sealed
addressed Francis Spies Secretary OF the Company and
endorsed Proposals to construct Panama Railroad for
that part Of work between the Chagrss the
eifc being about twenty miles, (conformsbs
plans speciheaons Re-, which may be exhbed will be
received by the Company At their ONCE, until II scoeh
the 18th day OF September next The Company
night Of accepting rssetng ALL the that
may be offered. THOMAS w. LUDLOW, President
FRANCIS SPIIs, Secretary.
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INTERESTING Accsurr or Santa FE.--The Tuscsrcrs,
(Ohio) .4dsscate has letter from Santa Re, under
date Of May 3ls giving the following interesting des
srpton Of that place and vicinity from Of party
Of emigrants -
Santa Re looks like a large brick yard-the houses
Ike unburnt kilns. The people are lssy-the country
around mountainous, and covered with snow nothing
like Alarm TO be seen. The Mexieans bring In kind
Of dried grass that they pull mp in the ravnes Of the
mountains, and sell small srmfu for nifty cents
Corn SC per bushel coffee rs cents per ID Most Of the
articles for sale are from the States. The Mexican.
are no~ our countrymen but they and the country
acquisition. They spend their time in card
playing, drinking, smoking and at fandangoes. We
ct fandaugo at San Miguel ana while there our
party had about $500 worth Of property stolen consist
Ing Of horses mules blankets and robes, ks he. The
hexcsns great thieves They will cut the buttons
from your coat at q fsndsngo, or anywhere among q
crowd. Goats and sheep are plenty Goats milk six
cents per quart and goats milk cheese l2k cents per
10. Wood IL brought from the mountains the backs
Of donkeys and sold for rs cents per load There
thirty forty stores In Santa Re, kept principally by
Americans The society Is depiorabe. All the houses
have esrthen floors, and look unusually mean and dir
~. Nothing would tempt TO live In such misera
be country Of ignorance superstition, dirt and po-
verify.
Michael Duel sged 60 years, was recently murdered
~ nah he ia utfa uii is ina
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Naval Intelligence.

The nNed States steamer Mississippi reached Oh
rsstar. tftte-p days running time from Norfolk Va,
svsrsGng SIS kncts per hour. Ito mes) aud con
irg but thirty tons Of b ninous coal per dsy When
thisNtfsl left the United States she drsv ~ feet
Inches being feet inches more wster than shs
design 70 cauy CT ihs, Der engines proportion
I'd 70 thus her engines and boilers srrsnged for
an imuefi s~eton n $40 ,qusre feet and when ieav
irg Nofk she unersed section OF 81 sauare
We informed that this speed In view ~ section
Immersed sud the fuel expended n unparalleled In
stesm ptipg in the the Missouri
burnt at Gibraltar, ls4A
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The Weekly Herald

The Weekly Herald will be published at 0 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Its contents will embrace all
the important news Of the week.
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ExCUHyvONs,

NN.NNNNNNNNNN>,.N 49, %N1N>>N>NISN-
EXCURSIONS TO TUE FISHING BANKS EVERY
II Monday Tuctday Wednesday,. Thursday, Friday aud
Sunday. The Buffalo will leave Robinson
eeleet Thirteen IN street At az Canal az Catharne az
Grand. " Pier Ne. North River 81. A. T. Fare Is
easb way
CHANCE OF HOUR FROM TO O'CLOCK, p. NJ
~ On ard after THURSDAY, July 26th 1872 the through
boats 81 the peoples line Isaso Newton, Oregon and
"ncndrik Hudson will leave the pier between Isberty
CouItlrd DIT streets, at I O'Clock, 4. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-27

Tremendous Excitement.-The National
POLICE GAZETTE Of this week. contains all the testimony
this in the MeCerreD The famous letter
Dr. hscsrron the unique moral testimony of George Clark
the and James wayh the carpenter all Of she
Columbus with general review Of the opinions
Of the the whole transaction Also its usual guam
ty OF criminal &c. ke also. history the
Confidence Man.. Office No. los Nassau street. Sold every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-27

plete of Dressing Cases Fancy Cutlery Port
and all articles belonging to the toilet at the sub
made of the most durable material each pattern contain
ing articles Of convenient size And real utility in the
compact FORM warranted to perform the duties for which
they are severally designed. q. SAUNDERS l. SON, A7
Broadway, leor Of Liberty stu and 3s7 broadway.
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Total. E3,7OL7eJ f,X15325 6yl,OJ9 40aJ6
The total increase in exports during the first five
months Of tho present year compared with the FIVE
corresponding months Of ls4s is f2247 s29 The first
Eve months Of that year, however, compared with
the period Of the preceding one, presented de-
Of f2,ses,946, that the recovery from the
eff cts then produced is not yet quite complete.