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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
RuSINESS CARDS.

DU SI ~ EbCC SLAI1D1s
WILLIAM }. DEWEY. Commission ;llsSe5haHt ;.s5 5
w Gad ShipPing Ageat, 81 6raylsr 81 !yso ON
/ street strss and No. 10 banks Arcade PassaGe apo ly
II gyLHLY l.ss, asss. fer Miss NJ Po1"eg s,s Office m
- GeReTA Commission yMerchaat, 20 Gravier ST. n9
w q. RAYMOND, Family Grocer. II Csgarp
StOHOUN PLUNlNiEh, Aduster Of .4oeragcs, 80
A " lHEADf, Ship Brotor, Poydrq9ss 9srs s'fTet' re-
ioHN ", ANDREWS y CO.. Ccmm,Nssi%qn 20 ;a5r- jas
AZ chaitts and Ship AgcatS, 81 Common n. y. Ieo
IDuIG, NiiH d 60. CO,amisStOn Merchants, SP. 80
4 ST. Louis street, New Orleans. anll ~
SSEWELi. +. TAYLOR, Importer # Hines go ggd
- Liquors, Nos. 5 and u Royal str I. nL4
{ a. BEARD. ,aucLioEeer and ADpra'ssr' No. i IL
y. Banks Arcade, New Orleans. VI
EEi a. NiE Cgsn,issioa, '''Aant anu S4Dp,ITS
aa Esr,,te e. oee, aS%"&aa55'1G IS an Pace sa
HUI, sic sN d 90 Cotton ,I, taetSES 3 qTq Hq., tST
& As:a M - st. G GEses sSs4S siree S1 aaI d@&yW nj p
lSAYNE d IENDERsON, V4olesais Groeers, No :
! 30 and 3 = tirayer street, New Ofeaits. MI G&h
- OCULAR DIZZY GOODS sTRAOE-JOSEpu II.
~ PALMER, WhOsesaIs Dealer IN Drv Goo4{, 10
5O Grayier street aplH d&W
TANIEs WRIGHT y son, Cotton Factors and
J C0m1aiss,0H and forwardag Merchants, ~ Grayier
street, Newt OrIeans, La. aa2l ly
SATIIL.IAM T.. POOLE, .NotGry PaJtc, No II
w Camp street (Ohce lately occupied by j. Is. Mats)
NewOlI"ans apli ly
IL A. WINGFisLD, yattorney at Lac, Henderson,
RfrsI To- George Wng6eld & Co., NJ Greenwood & Co.
WiIis " < Wins, New Orleans, nit
". WOOD IL GO. Ship ChaHdler8, Grgcers and
r9UIgOH DeGterS, opposite Post Il, Second MunlCi.
p3 and No. . Red Stores, Third Municipality. Vz0
EHNHAAl, JAMEs-CSuccessOr to Joseph R. Beari)
"a YJtary Public, No. 81 Gravier street, up stairi over
tic Il ietlu OIli, mlZl TIN
fsrI tNER aE SOFIA, Storage and Commission .ter.
chG@ts- " aTCi'Ouse, corner OF Orange and LIevee
reels. New Orleans. Vll ly
- VI. HARRISON d GO. FOr1drd,ag and Com
=. Hils5iJH Merchants and Ship dgeHts A GravsT
Agents iOr Hand LneOt Philadelphia Packets. No
4 +. LOWE, BeA Hanger and LoeksHliA Camp
- sueet, GOnefOl Esteie.
LV Al " Ork guaranteed. apA
EOHN CLAIBORNE, Attorney at Lar, Notary Pub.
- Hc, UaCcessor TO Lucicn HCmann) 2S Camp street,
over Exchange Bank o. HJrace Bean u Go. mh2l 6m
M ARCls PATTON ~ Co, COmgussioa, ReceiD-
VA Htg and F0r1aratRg .ucrchaHts, No. 81 ST. Charles
street. Jel
ben son, House, StgR and OrnaHentaL Painter,
O. iHUtafgr If lPOeas and liGFJtGs, No. 1872 Camp
7ue I, oppHgJs bniyetAe square. Bi6 ly
, X'' = FDsTER, Attorneys aai GoaasaiSrs at
y LGr-O Ice, Al Exchange Place, n. o. ming Is
/ n ~ gssE TEHHlO. artsh yIuctloncer, genera
-. .3stat uHd CDHcgtoF-DlHce, No. 6l ChetinaLcha
street, DunadsCuyil!e, LA. SO
SHM. .. DIBULL, Builder, l70 St. Joseph street. be.
w tween It Charles and Car0ndeet streets. JOBBING
OF all descriptions reasonable terms, and short notice.
Hupd relerehres given II required lg2b Is
) is. AFTHUE1 e so, Commission, ProrisiSa and
Z. GrgccrV Merchants, - ind 30 New Levee street,
New Oriesrl. apo
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~ The following statement is from worthy and wei
known citizen, Mr. Miar has een for several years Di.
rector of the Public Schools and has held various offices of
honor and responsibility:
PHILADELPHIA, September 49, lS45-A month or more
since, attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the remedies such paregOc and squi
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Dayiss CompOund yrun
OF Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me in few doses andnIts
fourths of bottle entirely cured me. My mother " a.,
troubled with habua cough and has been regularly ta
squls and paregoc, has been taking Dr. Daviss medcin
few days past and says her cough not half so bad
before she commenced taking it.
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street
EY Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents for
the South and West, j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
No, E51 Ckdrtres street, New Orleans:
Where all orders must be Addressed dJi
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II OPE AND BAGGINGT95O coils best Rope; I5O
IN pieces prime BHgging for sale by
auO |. w. ARTHUR 4 20. IS and % New I,evee
DIPES-l50 boxes 300 each Stone pipe heads and 3C5
boxes Clay do; in store and for sale by ~ wv
au23 L. j. HART IL co 79 TchounitonIas 81
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EOPPER-The subscribers have been appointed Agents
~ for the sale of the II llmphreysve Copper Co will keep
constantly on hand full supply They have now in
and landing ship Iessore 900 ib Brazes Copper
assorted, from 10 to 10 ID Sheets which they offer for sale
the lowest market value. PRIESTLEY " BEIE,
E2 6m Nos 50 and 81 Camp st.
hRUtiS-4O0 ID sublimed Caome 200 do Tartaric Acid;
- 70 do yd de Potasse; % do. Iodine; $50 do. ue
Mass cases prime Opium, ETC. ETC.; landing and in
au23 E. ]. HART 81 CO. 70 Tobour ,,oulas St
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MI UsTARD-New York, 90 boxes; Kentucky of /, Il
" ana a ID cans, O boxes IN store and for sale by
au15 u. }. HART co. ~ TchouDitOulas ST.
& I'm sEANDs-4 best Brtintree, 50 To 60 saws, horse
VI power, ready for use, for sale low TO close by
aul4 L. w. ARTHUR & co. rs and o New Leyee.
AlTsOO sacks Factory filed Lyerpooi stored Sat- for
~ SALE eX ship - Hero of SidOn +"
an3 JOHN TOOLE, q Bank Place
I0INEAPPLE CHEESiE-SO hoyes, landing ship
au2 CHARLES STOUGHTON, 81 Canp st.
AATiNE-ClaTet, ChempaF Inc and Sweet Malaga Wine,
w sgia a, p, COCHRAN \ co ~ Tohpth'!o1lss H.
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I 4, WEHFtt, Bout and SA00 Ueller,
d. CORNER or ,rktsp CORNER OF
'i F' '&ss@ ,'' Camp Ks So s','
keeps ~ ty hand every thing in his Iine-ncndng
grept f IAdss' and tientemens Boots and SHOES
and will @ the lowest Cash Prices. A share of public
patronage is respectfully sUlcied ap7 ly
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NNTILIIAM j. DEWEY, Commission .herchaHt
w GHd Shipping Agcat, u Grayler St JyzO ON
AZ Ns,tor,, puLjjr Mn Eravier
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
pOARDING-Two families and sey eral gentlemen
ID be accommodated with hoard at No. 2i9 Common
between It John and -. I'eter stieets. o2 3mlpt
pOARDING-Ln a Central LocaIity.-A mum
- ber of Genrlrm with or without families, can be
cOmmusateu with good B1ardhg and excellent Rooms,
reasonable terms, b. MRS. MARY F MORTIMER,
No ~ NbtgheE ct.
TO RENT-Very low 10 4 good teuant-The fine large
Store under the above BOartll house. d. 3mOs
MRS. W Z. BROWN informs her friends and
vi the public that, h. wing onend and thoroughly -.
fennva ed the N NANERLY HOUSE. No. g anal sif7l5
ST. Qately occupied by Mrs Sha ,lshs prepared s
to offer every accommodation, both and 81
permanent BoarJers, tn pains and procure
New Or cans, November ., 1870. MIA lyOS
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who in the last session of Congress, were our most
able advocates, and where did they reside wen
who, if you correct in your oPinIoh S.aheI Si
their political hopes in maintaining our cohStl M
rights | will not speak OF the oohmlttee oi PHniio
saIetv-tbe venerable sage of Ashand-nor OF the
talented and ever-t to- e-honored Foote, but VIII
refer you to such giant spirits as "eosteT' oasS'
and Dickinson. Now, what think you oi such enc
mics as these? Do you not excalm as dII 'he'
nrnnbet of old Would to God that the land was
full of them?" But, sir, will notice one 9thef
fact before leave this part OF your message nat
have YOU to say Of the Fugitive Slave blli, "hlch
enables us to recover our slaves, no matter "heIe %
tbev NAV be found even though it be at the taDie
of the Rev. Theodore Parker OF Boston 1mS
bill YOU remember was passed by Northern ma
iority in Congress- and as thInk oilers every sat
sfaction and security to the South that reason can
require.
To satisfy any uriprrudiced mind that the people Of
the North have manifested every deposition t.
convince OF their friendship and love Of Union,
dismiss this part OF your message, and VIII pro-
ceed to notice briefly your ties TO the South. You
| are kind enough 10 inform rs that you father
| and property hOlder-that you have heen hOn0red
| by the people Of your Stale, etc. Well, sir, ] too
| have family and property in Louisiana. But |
| have a tie that binds me to the South, which you
| can never feel. " 1t is my own, my native land"
| And with all the feelings and interests Ul a South
| efner, eau but view the principles you advance
| In your message as ruinOus 10 the SOuh, 10 con-
sIlutiona liberty, and, IN spirit, REASONABLE to the
Government that has fOsterad and protected you.
your children and property Nor is ii the first time
that you have urged upon the people the right to
| break asunder the bonds Of their Constitutional
liberty Indeed, you seem to have a sOrt Of mania
for political change and revolutionary strife as in
| compatible with American liberty as it is with the
| character Of a true patriot and good citizen.
But before closing this communication ] will
briefly notice that part of the message that relates
to the abolition OF the slave trade in the District Of
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For the CreIcOnt.
DEATHS SHADOW.
BY JAMES REFS, OF PHILADELPHIA.

" Ds't1 once hearth ssveh shadow which at
srs iOTsvsT.'
On many hearth thy shadow lies,
While near it stands vacant chair,
While fond remembrance dims those eyes,
Which seek thy substance, vainIy there
On many hearth Thy form has lain,
Sad emblem of some spirit led,
It's ghastly hue creates no pain,
For memory clothes it with the dead.
On many hearth thy shadow lies,
Like some dim spectre of the brain,
Unseen by those whose fading eyes,
Like msm'ry, never sees again
On hearths Of gold thy shadow seems
A ml.dew on the wealth it gave,
While round it, like a mock'ry, CLEANS
The murdered semblance Of the grave.
On lowly hearths these shadows bting
Some sweet remembrance Of the past,
While love and friendship fondly cling
To hope and thee, their first and last.
On my lone hearth four shadows lie,
Beauteous shadow Of the tomb,
They come, bright spirits of the sky,
To cheer the in nv hours of gloom.
.Fsr Orleans. December q. $50.
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AMERICAN CoMMERCE.-The Protectionists o.
England complain that the shipping interests of this
country will soon be sacrificed through the naviga-
ton laws. They perceive that in the United States
first class ships propelers and steamers are
rapidly increasing in number and that whist the
former outsa the British ships the latter can now
compete with the best British steamers. 1t is
acknowledged that the Americans will in a short
time almost monopolize the two great Oceans, and
ultimately the trade of the World will fail into our
hands. To the tree-trade policy of the British
Government is attributed our prosperity and Eng
| lands adversity.
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A bachelors reply to a young lady, who signit
eantly sent him, as present. some wOrmwoOd-
I'm glad Your gift Is not a.MlSs;
Much mi mi betall

WombweIl, the exhibitor of animals, is dead.
Old and nfrm he could bear be separated from his
msnrgee, and he rraye led about with it, in bedcarrage.
ment his death made by his request the
after which the band played the Dead March in SAUL and
the exhibition closed
Philip o. Goodwin & Co, of NewYork, enclosed
to lawyer in St, Lou some unmatued of hand
amounting large with Instructions to ORLe and
remit They were however discovered be forged.
Bough soe had been Hsgotsteda no remittance had beer
msas baIUgs she discovery eak Bialas
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"Dsel once .su 4. ~ hearth Is,veth shadow which .ist
thsrs foTsveT.n
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l. W. ARTHUR. JOHN THOMAS.
A RTHUR 81 CO., I. w, Commission, Pro-
"A vision and Grocery Merchants o and 9 New Leyee
A RMSTRONG, JOHN, PAT Tchoupitoulas /
IA street, opposite 81 Mary's Market, j prepared
ufactue Steam Boilers OF every deerption az as cheap
country. Je23 "
4 RMSTRONG, LAWRHEON IL Co. Gen
n erl Commission and Forwarding Merchants and agents
Orleans 20 SewYok and Chagres aiso Pacific NH Steam
Office iG5 MasaziHs street et''" - anu siS "
RENsoN, J., House, Sign and Ornamenta
- Painie lptStor Of Woods and Marbles, 13s Camp
street, Opposite Lafayette Square. jyl3 ly
DUNBAR " CO, A. f., Commission Boot and |
leans d. 6m
Il EARD, J. A, Auctioneer and Appraiser, 10 |
- Banks Arcade. ol
pUTMAN & CO, j., Ship G5h Chandtfs tsT" ar and
- Grooers, q Front Levee, Second Municipality mhl
COLLINS, C., Builder, No l3l Poydras street, |
- between Caronde.t and st. Charles, New Orleans
Cistens made Counting houses fitted qp and Job ng
general done Als-Sa.h Doors Blinds etc., with Which
nRURY " PHILLIPS, Portrait Sign and
- Ornamental Painters. l73 Carondiet street, -four doo
DIBOLL, WM. o, Builder, 40 S.. JOSEPH
of all descriptions on reasonable terms and short notice
Good references given, II required. Jy26y
nEWEY, VIM. J., Commission Merchant and
~ shippmg Agent, s. Grayierst dli &os9m
FILLS 81 CO, L. NJ, Commission Merchants
- 81 Grayler stree. nj
FLIGLi6Tfff o,JoHN H. conmission COMM aGA Mrr
II chants. 5Cuzomhouse street. nj
GREENWOOD & CO, MOSES, Commission
" and Forwarding Merchants, 81 Grayer aireet. s3ly
GRIEFF u CO, A. D., Wholesale Grocers anc
VI Commission Merchants; dealers IN Goshen and Western
PoreE and Newark Cider Nos, 38 40. and A. ODD Leyee
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DENTISTRY

p ADGER, F. H, DENTIST Of Tennessee, for
- mery OF labama and Grorgia No Julia street be.
tween Camp and ST Chares streets, CThreen Buildings
New ITIraus ul1 If
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INSURANCE,
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
Insurance CO2lGD02Eu.
CAPITAL, esOO. .OOt

J. r. MOREHEAD, Solicitor
r. PRETLOW, NJ. D., Physician.
J. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance,
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RuSrNESS CARDS.

A NDREWS 81 Co, JOHN w, Commission
"A Merchants and Shipping Agents. 81 Common St Ia3
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DowELr0N nousx. NIwnuRGn-rnr PRopRIE-
FOt DRY.


STrAx IsoINE sANuIAcToRY AND FOUNDRY
- Tie Anars htrtsJ v ssssr sSd 4olu Breasted la.s
ei rrn e T. seecr Co. hsysg r9,,e.isd te.rssfv..
hhnufaetory snS foundry widely vrcrn Of TIE
eHen,lft IN The O. brty, new iaorn the public % the
Fresuy improved cossi"n Of tho -srk large additions
sfihs meat arrr5vos Mschserr Tools kc ssd isrrsy In
creasnd caracy Tor AL orders f0r machinery
nnd on work of the het knisari Of the best possts
sovhtry or Europe.
ferteplsr a,sstion vss % steam En-in.s ani Boil
M he sns lev prsssur. fer oesn laAs ans river uayga
on, thd Ier manufacturing pHrposes iren Boats Sugar
MIS- and k.iiles sni Sug Msehinsry Saw NIL. lieurns
nd gther Wills soar ke'is and 1urhs N ~ szs Blow-
ina Machinery Tor Hsst Furnaces sbd 1VuRirs Grde~s
Ana sther iron vork FOR budnEs Bells 0f All made
ornef 'errng srd screws - reasrshe E's ana
irrEth, Hl traube Presses, Cylinders. ke A. well all
hin ie efkepsir- ~ Frrisss and Boers and hschnsry
nrin,s ef the following panufasurod at
th estthshmcnt yis 1sssc newton q The North River,
ndImrir state n the s,uns Nisg.ra % Lake Erie How
lana Aerinwslrs ~ y s,samship rsnams v Collars
1--we 81 Nail Steamers, Pacific sua Baltic. and ssr'ncs
fcr ne View Orierns Natcr Wofhs &c tc
sreri s.itesssi g tAs Allsre worhs No t5 Cssrry
New fork, JUNE 1st, 80.
James " Aefre hsvinr retired from t4 above Ncrs hs
sats % res2nmerd the - NE fend sut a. who say
van snythns N thsir line hesvng that al Who may favor
them With call will aivay. fnd thsr work faithfully
crfed, and urnn reasonable tsrrJr.
View lort, Jurs .
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tsstvs character sf that Il lsle Prizes for The NV
material all nsssfAstsring purposes, ars u sosrss
ths basis Of the vslus Of goods bat they
% .SS move up Or down together s.A there w. there
fore st enc tine wider difference bstvsss then thsa
st sother This u sts the sssss Of serious tempo
rsry lossss when capital haste for time, supply any
dsAeisnsy In receipts meet current sxpessss bat
10 10 enc Of those casualties Of trade and all other pur
salts which nothing but great foresight snd judsmsns
ssp su.rd .rainst The want Of capital coapsls many
uspufsoturss TO work from hand to mouth, and they
cannot take advantage Of reduced prices for ths raw
material buy in large supplies The large nauufsets-
ring estsblsh uents Of New England employ 80 much
Of their capital in the construction Of mills In ths
establishment Of the exterior at the expense Of pro-
per naehinsry in the INTERIOR that they have not the
resoures fall back upon In adverse timss which Is
Indispensable 10 success. Then, again, the annual
expenditures Of these companies 10 immense. The
payment Of enormous salaries TO agents in the prin
cipsl markets for selling their fasrics and in New
Orleans, Mobile, TO-, for the purchase of cotton,
draws largely the earnings and profits. All
the outside ofacsrs filled by cousins, or other
relatives Of the Directors; and are well PAID and
make money OF the whether the stoekhold
do not. There is so much wastsge about these
large corporations that is matter Of considers
BILE astonshment to us how they continue TO pay any
dividends
the individual manufacturer of the most moderate
means The small manufacturers throughout the cosn-
try do not host Of agents treasurers, seersts
res commission houses TO pay high salaries and sx-
ebtant fees but they manage their business upon the
pris cples which govern mercantile houses, and
do depend upon auxilliaries. The small msnufac
turer personally buys material and disposes Of
his fabrics he oversees his own machinery and
guides and directs the whole He increases his force
iast his earnings will permit and never goes be-
yond his depth His progress may be slow, but 1t is
surs; and that class usctur must look
for the establishment of our supremacy as manufAc-
turing nation These men never or seldom connect
themselves with any Of the tariff movements Of the
day They cannot afford TO pay politicians to sgtats
the question but devote their minds aud their
to the establishment Of their individual prosperity
and place It, IL possible beyond any contingency aris
ing from changes in the pohcy Of the government.
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juno 10 II. "a.
The stock market continues without material alters
tion. Quotations for most Of the fancies exhibit .
sIsht decline At the nrst board, United States cs,
1907, fell on y per cent; Pennsylvania SIS \; Erie
Bonds, X; Erie Railroad, n; Harlem, y; Reading
Railroad, n; Morris Canal \. At the second board,
Harlem closed at prices current yesterday There was
little more inquiry, to-day for government stocks,
but the transactions limited Erie Railroad has
been rather quiet since the closing of the books and
the probability is that, the books open
ed and the dividend paid, many holders will put their
stock In the market Many purch assd this
fancy for the dividend under the impression that il
would not fall OF the three Per cent In this they
have been mistaken.
The receipts at the once OF the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to 800 lao; payments
t5s oee %; balance, S36lool3 20.
spurious gold coin, purportins to be an American
eagle, has been detected in circulation 1t lacks only
one dwt Of the true weight, s of the same circum-
ference and Of but little greater thickness than the
original. Upon being cut open, It was found TO be
made Of oliver covered with coating Of pure gold OF
uniform tbicknots-the whole work being beautifully
executed and would pass with nine persons out Of
ten.
The quantity OF domestic cotton goods exported from
this port for the arst Eve months 1850 80
bales and valued at s65ee6e 16 for the
ponding period In 1912 12l2s bales and cases valued
at ss5eb53 81 Increase in quantity 81 bales and
casss, In value ss0,<l5 81
Bids for the s25Ooooo Of Income Bonds Of the Eric
Railroad Company were opened to day, and total
amount bid for So.55ooo. at prices ranging from
20 70 ol per cent principally at fraction above 90 per
cent The Company propose issuing 50 800 900 Income
Bonds 600 Of which has been tsken by eontrac
tors and the balance 81 viii be disposed of At
above prices. The intcrest--scven per cent per an.
num-snd The principal Of these bonds must Be paid
before the stockholders get the nrst Of dv
dcnd after the FIRST Of July nert
The annexed comparative table Of prices for ooorsd
and printed cotton goods, OF American msnufaeture
10 taken from covering series Of years, published
In the report Of the seerssry Of ths Treasury Tt
therefore be considsred official and hArinz fur
nishsd by the m msnufactsrers;-
Pnicrs or CoLosrs Avn rnISrsp Csrr.-s o. Anrs,.
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s,..t ST.. grs;. ss ''si isn n,iil's i01ssn 'H,'S
We have selected the feur years above named for
the purpose Of showing that the tariff had very little
20 do with the changes and fluctuations In 1870 the
.ompromIss tnis had nearly expired having at tina,
time but two yssrs 10 run, and the average rate
duty therefore very low 1sis wns n. first year
ofths protective tariff pas,.d August isig and lsa7
was the nrst yesr efths present revenue tariff.
In 1sto, IN. average rate Of duty upon imports vas
Tess than u 10 under tho present. act and ranged about
nftees per cent under the highly protestr. tariff Of
isaf In the face sf this fsot We see ~ the sbovs
table, that prices In 1870 vero, In every instance
much higher than In 1sIs-ths frst year Of the high
tariGor In 1s47 whom high tarid had been Ia opera
tion the previous three years. IL 50 much depends
upon the rate q duty levied how Il II that prices ruled
much lower In 1s3 than In 1907 Compcti.
tion and the changes In the curreney havs caused
The reduction In prices exhibited in the above
table and these influences ertend and nsu pt,ou
increases, We shai find a steady dscssse going on.
without going below r.numsrstisg points We have
made vsst progress In manufacturing since 1sis and
the improvements In machinery sasitionsi ssnl In
crease Of capital, kc ae have given an Impetus "a
che business and ieseucd tho cost cf production
much, that present prices rsy a per cent profit &c
srest ss realised in times past. We aIludc % the
average and Do not vish 10 Be Understood .s making
no exceptions for there good and bad times and
seasons in eli things and 10 every hrsneh Of In
ssstry
The high prices ruling fpr the material this year
o.t rails. the value Of ell msnufacturs. 81 cotton,
ana quotations for 1850 vii doubiisss compare more
fAv.r.bly With those fer 1870, than any interme-
date period This might hereafter he given ~ those
is s~cf Of lover tsru ss an iup,'rstic u tss pro
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CALIFORNIA.

T,RISoRys cAIrroRSIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
~ krrress. TT steamers ueorslA a1a fhiisdsrhA Sth
Suas-the tNhserib-rs rN fJrvard their ksrrcs.
Iy th. shove stssnsr., on Thursd1y At 4. NJ, pi,h
Tsrh.rs s1pr, fresht In eksss spsesi
srstehrs srpres.reh sse,nt 70 mono ether are
psrod efsr f1eh inioccuenp 20 skgpsrs, ~ these
stsan.rs fall - be partially sst.sstory Hssds
rssfita ~ tlis rtTross meet With isutis. VI fsaa-
TIE teltsry q PARCEL a. ra,ssrss ~ thb Exrrt.s
line for al paris u Cslua s,sp@a ~ the prstrie-
tsr In Psssn. .ahssy after The arrival stssu-
a. SAP l.srciseo. Isrcsls received ~ II
aaS nnBs fsotsyas end lsevy fright should ts ss
lvefss s~cs ~. day rfeviops Tsrus ressoaabs
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