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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES


NEw YORK SUPREME cOURT.-Echola. W. siu,yeaat
John Hanrahan and Margei BIS w John Lake
fesdeui Directors and Coupaly Of the M-,ancs ralsr
Bsik samuel Dodge Moses Hoppock Larson hoppock Juhds
dsw M James o. shtd0n, Aanson rask Asa lrtk G-Oge
Williams Mason b. bfoWung, John J. Pit, william }. Ztn1
Patrck Calsl han. To GEORGE WILLIAMS
son b. BROW MING Of tie lauts
hereby the c1mp
% winch lied the Office Of The C-rk Of the CITY ani
the 18Th Of aud
% trlce
@Llfh house Of Fourth avenue the Of
lo fh eufy after the hereof
dsl o sgh and m 10 the compliant aiofe
tie uth vii appy 20 the Court for the demanded
tLr comp Dated Juy "a, 1859.
U.bss0~-F hOBI } ChEsLBBOUGH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
SUrME cOURT-inh- matter tn. application 9th. Mayor
ICA deucu and Couuouai tue CITY Of Yo relative 10
The cenus Deg feet solhery SIDE thereof be-
bros snd Geru- c street, tie Third Ward Of sad
CTh- sub-cnbe Comm Of Estimate and ASSORTMENT
TIE above entitled latter oCe tht hey ~" meet al the
Mr. Nose IlursdU,
the s dsy 81 August nstat 1907 al 0ck the afternoon f,r
purpose opposition the ksmas
tie the above enutet matter.
who CONSIDER uemse Is eyed BY such 10
Innate Asses = Dated New fork JOS ~, leu
MOSS MAYNARD, Jr)
jobs STEWART, fCOmm ssiOners.
jy96 Aus RLyO HANCE,
s,UfkEat tOJhI.- GEk,HUM II COURsES ,g.nst ALEX.
SANDEk MUIR-Cfy and County Of Nee fOrk-ro Alexander
huH hereby nDnsd "
th. compliant thu acton, winch ts h-d m the
C-rs the Ci snd County ct Nee fork, and %
your ce, No IS w all street,
Chs Yok. within t~ruy iys ser the
o. suf
lie unrt A. AFORESAID panth eih judgment sgnst
m frf m to October thousand eight hundred
ioli,uae tue tbs actonD-d t-~ iOfE, July
is,G JOHN o. MARSH ri' li.g Attorney,
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Il DOM hE-i.UUM " kAs hnS.-Wsut,d uums al.
sey elk eish. power .OOin ssndsrs Apply 10 JOAN
L lQCkN OCD ~ Li6.f.~s. n. or personally or Oy
sa.r 10 JOSEPH ARNOLD, Arnoidton, Ulster Co N Y
ms 2tss
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SStll MANIAC parry baylug inc sOOve sum
YOVV5ng by uEen yliysi, ia hsaf OF an Opporlu-
~ " investing Tue safely, Shch without requiring
- 1Ae o. te,sl.es, Vii realize twice lne IL from
" tls hb en- mlLths ~ aid esag, post paid. s.
80 lsiS f,st Office, win real Aad sddress 10
s- eIs o Noc) woch Will no c1undeuuaL N Is Tns
--Nea' INVESTED tecuf~t. jg26 IL.
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fSSA NOTICk.-Pssienger psr Steamship AT
4.Ll11S LAN1lC, for Liverpool, will peass be On
OosTd 10 morrow, (5Aturdsy.l 27th Jaly, ALL
O'Clock. Am Al send all luggage the pas
,sse IN board his day (kddsyD 2eh marked be.o~ with
the number Of their berth jy2
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40 BILL HEADS, plsin or ruled, Lsuer and
Il -. Note Circulars sils OF la iBg Cns-ks ksceips
Cares u al siz-s and coors sting and Hsndbns sofs
hhs with besur'u designs Sc pna-d al sa,r rotee .od
pfccs Snuous lob and Cad Prinns ofc- lf2 fai-
toD-sI lt.6lrl ThosAsE sUrfON. Printer
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MINERVA ROOMS,
40 Broadway
LAST WEEK or THE MAMMOTH PANORAMA
OF the
OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA
Open every evening. conn encing at O'Clock.
NOTICE-7he subscriber, being unable 10 devote hs
Min the illustrate Of this univerray admired exhoi.
don 10 des rOUs OF dtspospg OF IT, FOR pinicus &c sp-
ply he New-Hsven House, or at the Minsrvs Rooms
iy22 lwba A. w. FENNO, Proprietor.
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W ANES.

- 70. otl.- G..>-ai No,.o.. So. I'D Pao.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-Prop vii
be ceiyed unul the $751; last al noon, a. me Engf
n-e. Office 10 Puughke-psie for grading sections Nos
~ So 60 ard - Of The hUdsIn RIVER Railroad. All nfJr
msuor ~ regard 10 the may be obtained a. the ohee
10 fOus hkeepsie
The prOyosA will be decided upon and contracts male
with PlopOs h-u who may be prepared 10 eoe
upcn he " Nk without d-sv
Section "a IL susrd ast Camp; sections 80 and ~
81 SchodSck section "a ~ Carleton
WA c. YOUNG Chief ag'neer.
Poughseepse r. r. once. July p 1850. JyS 81
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TO OWNERS. sUILOEks OK cosrs.cros,.


DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS
SUPERIOR KILN. DRIED DOORS, BaShea
Cgisk-d or not glazed Blinds Of all Kinds painted or
white 90 hand or made 10 order such prices will moi
hail 10 suit purchasers.
The subscriber II prepared 70 70 tlrnish ady Of
the above srticef, In any quantity qualify All order.
will be packed for transportation delivered al he Store
n Beetpan-sL N. Y. lea 2useOd' N r KIxBALL
hANBURX AND NOhWALK RAILROAD
b-NOTlCE TO CONTEMPORARIES salrd pro-
Josss viii be received Directors Of tbs D.nbary
tnd Nowss Railroad Company, the orhc. OF he Euki.
m Dsnbury, until the ga day Of August usr Tor toe
gsdng ping masonry ana Bridging Of the While Of said
roso-stCut p miles
The msps prof plan ard specification of,hs work vii,
be fetd for exsmuaon AID after the 18Th dAJ Of Al.
gltt next
The tine will be divided into convenient sec,oa, Of about
ore mile eacn 10 leugih ard prOppsas may bs ma1s fr
one or all he sections FOR be whole wok inclu5ng
lie tupeIfruciure.
harvey SMITH Chief Engineer
Engineers Once, Dsnhuy, COM July y 1850 jy25 ls
nIVID6ND.-kADIsOH AND INDIANAPOLIS
ORAlLkOAD COMPANY The Board Of Directors
have hs day dec sred semsnnuA dividend VI four per
e1ut on The capital 'toct ncuding paid bs
scrip sbaresl Oui Of The s.nugs o. ine ending
sab June last payable sod ster the 25;h juy insl
Holders ~ soct registered the uaosf-r The
ey of New-fOrs vii receive tneir dividends al ho Ohce
Of W .nsl1v, Laner Co 81 Ws-sL AL others Al th'f
ofbce.
Certificates Of scrip presented heir Of
hcefos the -adOscmeu thereon OF the ydond paymooL
Dted Madison, Ind July 10, ba .
WM. JACKSON,
w 9H1r " "a
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ARfS-ke~ Psiorngs recently srr1vea from Europe
among which "Germanis' ny kOehlcf. vork Of Au of
he highest class The exhibition Of Paintings by Arusis
Il the shove School, hss received many additions and re
nans open Al The Two the dG Of The Church
Of Divine Unity IN Broadway between Spring end Prince
.ts from IL O'CLOCK, An ill 10 ocrcG Pk
Aduission, Is eenGi Season ficfess 50 Genus; Cas-
cgues ~ cents jsl9 ~
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NAANTkD-5I uatlOI waved f. . scotch, En-
w glsh, IS American, aud shout 20 Protestant irish
eooki, chsmbernaios Nsitessss la1odrossos nlrsoe,
seaHtuesses eAc1efsaud general workers
Also eoecbmen WALTERS, gr'ouis, and men aud ooysf)r
stores farms All have foOo characters, al
ELMORE'S Select Pro estsul nploymont Aseocy
iyH 4lss 7dafmiuest near blss ;Sof
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uAND 1HGASs-Of superior to1-, msnut.c-ared
II by SHELL AID, l7l Cnrysue-sL Cd insta suts
ruIec repaired Also rosewood sefsphiaA osaEss
Bf8 Inn
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EIRI LOsT-On "Wednesday evening, An inst
VI M e Italian girl banned MARf WHIrEs abDat q Yeas
" sge lost abe has dsrs hair eyes, does
rot underssGd EnKish Any information respecting her
OFsIgeh % u
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kw ssas b.... s...s Ae.s...s....s. 90 az Pass.
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SINGERS FOR CHURCH.
WAFTBD-A SOPRANO add Bass (slso Alto and To
w noT) singer OF good voice aud and who
sing plain music sight temporarily 10 al uptown CHURCH
The pay 10 musical Instruction and vauaor AID In ultimate
~ procuring saaried situation Toe situation 10 very
desirable 10 singer Of good Qualifications, Apply TO
ty26 IL WARNER, AIS Brosdway.
NAANTk IL Thee scI COM oIeat Persoas ~ sJii
w applications for f Insurance for this city Tor the
Union Mulusi Life Company. PeIsous with
good sddress and business Acquaintance viii h1d hB
rood opportunity TO engage IN pleasant permanent bust
D. with liberal commissions (uOt stated salary Ap
ply before 10 N. And sfteT NJ. al Office 81 Wslst
psuncey CouIt) over Drew, Robinson Co. Agents as0
wanted for The NlIlsRes ln Ihls vlclny. N6 gus
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEH.
ekAND .INsrRUhENTAL fkEE CONCEkfE
STRAUSS CELEBkArED BAND,
Comprising 10 Performers
LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday from
II 3Ph to8 nj. Fernsge reduced 10 four cents.
Nib case the westher Ia uaiavorlble, the CcnceI
viii come OF the hrst fair day. jy22 2EiEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26
srhe Higher Law, II The south.

COrreepOndence oil Inc IIlUuHe
BosTos, Saturday, Dec. 81. 1870
DEAR SIR. should not address you on the in
terpinabe subject Of the Fugitive Slave ACT ii L
had not something to advance which has not, to
my knowledge, been fairly laid before the People.
There is a higher law than the Constitution or
any other law-the law of SelfDefense. Nc
principle is more universally acknowledges shaA
the right of a man, in the absence Of al! protec
tion from the law, 10 protect himself by any
n,eans in his power. A law which is good Tor aa
Individual is of course good for State. And ne
one can deny that the imprisonment OF our aaa-
sacbusetts citizens in the jail oil Charleston, D. W
for no ofense but black skin, is IN papable VIC
ation of not only the spirit but the direct tetter
the Federal Constitution, which declares that the
sit1sns Of one State shall have the rights OF cii.
va,'s in all We have appealed 10 Congress Ia
vain. We sent Hon. Samuel Hoar TO take tEs
legal opinion Of the Supreme Cour-wtth whas
effect is but too well known. Has not the StaIe
OF Massachusetts IN view OF this Iasolent denl1
Of legal redress, night TO use any means " "
tain al least trial CT her claims before tHe u D.
Courts? Suppose company Is lorfaed 10. ahy
nurnose Of mutual benefit articles OF associetioo
ara dawn nm officers elected, and board OF rel
eyoee annointed to whom all disputes are feies
rod one Of the company ia wronged IN dRect VIZ.
istion Of the articles of agreement ne Appeals -
,ba ,I ofFcers who refuse to give. him redress ns
me oare,S r. brng his case before the board Of
snes sence and is prevented by violence o srsa
ss PgsoD9 Gt tn a a5ds By 's the srs "a t
Jefe an. ms br0fen 70 bis injury Yet this is tae
Of the sosfsge s'e @ n a "h9 p1o
tes!oe orr leeal agent has been driven by vies
fsoc rom the cRyaTous State of South Garona
and we are told that We will destroy the g M a.S
~ a crS With the Constitution. The Goa
has been sa Is v S@. So iss[y 4 csa q
la a.bst ,ssideuce below the Potomac bestows
DecaIisr exemption from the operation Of the laws
which we OF the North can have no claim tes
viii you be 80 good. Mr. Greeley, as to inform az
low many degrees South man must live % bs
out Of the reach Of the Con.tituton : and how
many decrees North be must live 20 have no right
but that of submission /, with many others.
would ike to have this difficult point settled
somewhat more definitely than the Peace meas
u7ea have settled the Slavery qaestion
Yoa~, Z J W
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Neto- York, Dec. 25, 1850.

LAKE SUPERIoR.--SX years ago, there were
but two vessels of any lind on this Inland Sea,
and no more than one or .wo white families be
tween the Sault St. Marie and La PoInte, DIS
lance of 400 miles Now there are three large
propellers, six or eight sal vessels, four light
houses and several thousand inhabitants scatter
ing along the coast The climate is healthy AMI
;nyigoratips the water pure and transparent .
the fish abundant and most delicious s. the soil
produces the finest potatoes and other vegetables
In the world, and copper, iron, and other valuable
mineral are found in inexhaustihle quantities
fship canal of less than one mile IN length
at cost of not over q halt million OF dollars,
would connect this rich and extensive mineral
lake region with all the commercial port, OF the
world. iDetFoit fIee Kiss
F1RE.-The grocery store Of Rufus King, at
Kendall Corners, Orleans Co. was destroyed By
FIRE on Thursday morning last. lnsured 10 Tor
81 500 which will about cover the loss. The
tailor shop OF Mr. Leach, adjoining, was torn
Down 10 prevent the fire from connecting With
other buildings Cause supposed to be acct
dental.
FiRE.-The alarm Of ire yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock was caused by the burning OF the
cotton batten mandatory Of J. Brundage t Co.
in the Albany Block Albanyst The building
yras slightly damaged The stock OF Messrs.
h Co. was nearly all destroyed and the machine
~ was all more or less damaged. The building IS
insured B. i Co. are not insured. They aSs
Young men and by this misfortune will sose earn
fpgs Of many hard days work bos' Cn''n -.
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viii only have to receive SIoo,ooa or SO for its

viii only have to receive $4,000 or SO for its
pipes and fixtures.
1t does not matter straw to Us how strange it
may be that Mr.. Paine has not sooner introduced
hia discovery and invention 10 the world-that he
has not lighted up the Astor House or exhibited IN
Boston-we have seen the thing done, and can do
it. The thing which we have SEEN icing done,
ali the rest follows, OF course, IS sure as day FOL
lows suurise-s sailing vessels are driven from the
ocean-locomotiyes run without smoke OF sparks
the entire smoke nuisance, and all dust and
asbes nuisances to boot. cease from al civilized
cities and habitations. Every portion ofthe world
becomes ha5itable Physical darkness is abol-
shetland we are mistaken if tie moral darkness
does not go along with it
At all events, our gas bills will be lishtened for
if Mr. Paine don't give US his light after reason.
able time. we viii make some for ourselves and
enjoy il
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
FIRE.-A frame dwelling,house in Oxford st.
owned by Mrs Knowton, was nearly destroyed
by FIRE on Tuesday morning.

FGRE.-A frame dwelling, house in Oxford st.
owned by Mrs Knowlton, was nearly destroyed
by FIRE on Tuesday morning
BRooxLYS FERnlEs-~The N Board of Az.
sistant Aldermen, on Friday might, concured with
the Board Of Aldermen in the resolution to grant
a renewal of the leases of the Fulton, South, and
Hamilton avenue Ferries to Mesrs. LeRoy &
Pierrepont the present lessees subject to certain
conditions. There has been some opposition to
this renewal, on the part Of gentlemen connected
with the present management of the ferries on
grounds, we are informed based on the fact that
no provision is made for the Montague place or
Wall street ferry, and the present articles Of
agreement are said to forbid the application Of
surplus funds to the establishment of new ferries
On Saturday morning the holders Of the license
from the Commissioners Of Ferries under the
State law, applied to Judge Greenwood, of Brook
Ign, for an injunction order, restraining the deliy
cry of the lease proposed 20 Messrs. Leroy L
Pierepont, and the iorbidding them to execute
on their part or accept from the City OF New York
any lease Of the Ferries. The grounds alleged in
the complaint for this application are that the
plaintiffs, Messrs Alfred g. Benson, Edgar J.
Barstow, Charles Kelsey, and Elhu Townsend
made proposals to the Brooklyn Union Ferry Com.
pauy of which Messrs. LeRoy & Pierrepont are
animportant component part to take this license, if
the Company would aid them and would use it
after it was obtained 10 which proposals the Com
pany acceded but that they now abandon this
agreement and propose 70 take leases from the
Corporation Of NewYork and 70 bind themselves
not to make use Of the license or to permitit
The other and main ground in the complaint, is
the right OF the parties under the act Of May IA,
l545, which they contend ID paramount 70 ali
other rights, and that the Law ID constitutional,
and that the City of New York hes norghts in the
ferries The Injunction was granted and served
on Saturday on all the parties, with an order 70
show cause why it should not be continued, re-
turnable at Poughkeepsie, the 9Th Of January.
The application was made on behalf Of the parties
by w. C. Prime, Esq. and it is understood that
George Wood, Esq. Hon. William Kent and
Daniel Marvin, Esq are retained in the case by
the holders Of the license. Courier K Eng.
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The Printers, Convention.

As my name appears as one Of the Secretaries
ofthe National Convention OF Journeyman Print
ers, it is proper that should state that disset
generally from the language and propositions of
the Address of that body. except such as relate to
Cooperative Labor-or journeymen working Tor
Aemmlees One journeyman at work on his own
account is more true and effective opponent OF
the oppression of Capital, than all the defensive
r. j. OrTARsoS
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sErERE SToRA-A gale Of wind. supposed 70
be the heaviest we have had for many years,
commenced in this section on Sunday night, about
10 o'clock, accompanied with driving snow. The
wind yeered from North by East 70 Northeast,
and the tide Yesterday was higher than since l332
Most OF the wharyea were partly submerged, aud
the rail track on Commercial-st., was on level
with the water The barometer fell considerably
between and o o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
Just before night fall, the storm ragged With IN
creased fury, so thas it was impossible TO see
more than two or three rods from the end OF the
wba-yes. The tide had not fallen six inches,
three hours after high water,
- Portland ADV Dec. "a.
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..s6s,lu,87.

IOtnl...,... tdaiS LOthi.s. 9ol-S'fSVf
Increase of exports of Breadstutfs and Provi-
sious the last two years compared with l8i5 aad
1916, s33Ooa.
1t has always been contendoosby Mr. Secretary
Walker and other advocates OF Free Trade, thas
increased importations of Manufactures would
lead TO corresponding exports OF Agricultural
productions But here we the falsty OF
this argument, for while the mportatons of Man.
utactures in three leading branches, have IN.
creased in two years $500, 53l the exports Of
Breedstufis and Provisions the principal agricui-
tural staples Of the Northern Middle and West
ern States increased during the same two years
only $50 showing a balance against the
Grain and Grazing States in these matters alone
by the operation of Mr., Walkers Tariff of oVsr
Thirty six Millions of Dollars.
But our principal object at this time was to
show the injurious effects OF our present Tariff
upon the labor of this country, in consequence Of
these excessive mportOtions brought directly Ia
competition with our own Manufactures our farm
era may calculate how much they gain or lose by
the importation of Wooden Manufactures made
from Foreign grown Wool to the increased amount
of over Ten Millions of Dollars in two years under
the present Tariff, compared with two years ua'
der The Tariff of 1870. They may also estimate
their loss or gain by the supplies of provisions and
other products OF their lands, which would have
been required BY the operatives employed in pro
ducing over Thirty.six Millions of Dollars in the
three branches Of Manufactures named whiois
should have been made in this country, instead oil
being imported to tho injury oil our own Labor
and capital employed in the same branches.
But let US look at the amount which would
have been paid for American labor had the IN.
creased consumption Of these staples been from
our own instead of foreign manufacture. The ia
crease of importations Of Cottons, Wooiens and
Iron in two years, we have seen, is s36,50e,5sl.
at the foreign cost as stated in the invoices. or
this cost, at least one.half is made up of labor;
consequently, we have loss to the manufactur-
ing labor Of this country, by these importations'
of over Eighteen Millions OF Dollars, beside tho
loss sustained by the Agricultural labor In Wool
growing, &c, as before stated And this is With
out any corresponding gain to the Agricultural in-
terest. either in increase of prices OF their pro.
ducts, or in the increased export Of the same -
foreign countries VIII the industrial classes OF
this country look at these things Can they dis.
cover any advantages to be gained by them by
any approaches toward Free Trade? NJ.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Mails and the weathar.

ALsANY. Wednesday. psc. Is
The back mails Southern aud w estern. are ali
in The weather threatens more snow from the
SOuth
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The Wrongs of Labor under tho TARA OF

The injurious operation Of the present Uaited
States Tariff, on the interests Of the industrious
classes in this country, IS partially shown by tho
late Report of tho Secretary OF the Treasury
Speaking Of Cotton. Mr. Corwiu remarks
The United States should share in the prosss
of manufacturing her own great staple. During
the past year, our inlportations OF Cotton manu-
features entered for consumption, have amounted
TO Sl96s5, $50, at the foreign valuation. lnstead
Of an npor7as0a of nesriy $4,000, geo, our annual
exports OF Cotton Manufactures should be ono
hundred millions of dollars
BY comparing the impotatious of the great STA
pie manufactures of Cottous, Wooens, and Iias
for two years before the passage Of the Tariff Act
OF 1876 and for the two past years $50 and
1850 we see the operations OF the Tariff on the
lamentations Of these staple manufactures. Wig
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~ While the wind was blowing hurricane
on Monday. q stone sill was blown from the fourth
story window of building at 2l9 Westinghouse.
and struck man who was passing by, injuring
him in a frghtIul manner He was taken TO the
Hospital, where be gave his name as John Martin,
n resident of Fourth.st
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CORRECTION.

To the Editor q The Tribure:
ence to the sale of the Empire and Wayery line
OF Omuibuses to us, contains mistake. 1t is not
Mr. Bolster the Assistant Aldermen elect of the
Sixteenth W ard, but Henry C. Bolster, his son,
who is the member OF our firm. Bycorrecting the
error YOU Will oblige, Yours, &c.
WARD BOLSTER & JACACKS,
PropTieors Sixth ay. OmnibGses
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ms Of these staple manufactures, viz
rntal s2114n ~ &h4sanaa S5l8T7.98l S5sals.ass

Tosl.... $97,74o NJ $2S4SA02s $5sT,sSl $3sls,sss
The total amount of importstions of these nan
ufactures for two years under the Wing Taria' OF
1872. was $54 1914 1923, and of the same under 1r.
Secretary Walkers Tariff OF Isle, now in opera
ton, the smounttor the last two years 800 1853.
showing an increase Of consumption OF Theses
foreign manufactures of $4,000, 55l, which, OF
course, is mainly against the labor Of our own
country. For it must be remembered that all OF
these articles can be as we'll made in this country
as the articles we do now manufacture from the
same staples.
Our entire exports OF breadstuiis and proyis
ions, says Mr. Corwin to all parts of the world
daring the past year viii scarcely amount 70 tas
value of the Cotton goods imported and the duties
thereon
The following are the aggregatey alues OF bread
stuIs and provisions exported from the United
States 10 all foreign countries in the years aboye