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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16

Cascade Mills.
TTHE subscribers, agents for the above Mills, will BIZ
constantly supplied with their Flour, and will fill
orders for shipment rctails.
-. &c. & E. II. SMITH.
October H. 1s49 7-tf
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned il this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
inc late frn VIII make immediate payment r. Il. skin
ncr, who alone is authorized to receive the same.
+. r. SINNER,
1......s.e. ~. ,zEa. JAS. A. CLARKE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16

Ok Blue and black dress coats, for sale very
~ cheap at GEO. g. M. J. BUTTONS,
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LANES MIIILHN.

-...- L--....-. t.- Il l. X ... q.
"oULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
w lie, that he has taken into partnership with him.
JOHN TIMONEY, 0.:-@ h,@.
late Cutter for Charles Taylor, of this City, and hopes by
their united exeons, give entire satisfaction in their
line of business.
They will receive regularly, the latest Fashions, and
ce confident that their work will be got up in STYLE of
neatness, not to be surpassed in the Western Country
They are prepared to furnish goods, or make up gentle
mems own mpcrial
Their prices will be moderate Cutting done at shortest
notice. 49,
% Their shop is at ]. MULLIN's old stand over the
Checkered Store, Main-Strect.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 81, 1919. l3-ly
Ladies' Fashionable Shoe Store.
MIR. HERMANN sAUER,
MOULD respectfully beg leave inform the ladies of
w Dubuque, that he has opened an establishment for
the manufacture of Ladies' and Misses fashionable Cater
Boots and Shoes, Main street, opposite the NAPLES
House.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. ), 1910. nl3-3m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16

NOTICE.
INDEBTED to the firm Of r.
4 G. e. T.. H. Smith, are requested to call
and settle the same without delay
EUSTACE III. SMITH,
Surviving Partner.
Dubuque, Jan. 2, 1850. n17--3w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16

..a.s. SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS.
00BoXes of G. Johnson's best Pittsburgh Window
wv Glass, all sizes, in excellent order just received
and for sale low by T.. i. GILLESPIE.
April 25th, ls49. Under City Hotel.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16
Smut Mills.

'TE Subscribers have been appointed Ycyros
PATENT SMUT Mills, and have just received, direct
rom tho Mandatory Of VIM. Henry 4 O., 81 Louis
w0 Mills OF the largest Size which they offer for sale
Those in need Of the article, win do well call soon
NIGHTINGALE & MORRISON.
Dubuque, NOV. III 1872 1o--4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16

Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace, and Spices.
A LARGE quantity of the above articles il
IA store, and warranted to be of the best quail
ty, for sale cheap by
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16

'Hpa 4 ~ HA S,

! VIZ P. WIGHTAIAN to the people of North Iowa
w gives his sincere thanks for patronage LIBERAL
heSt'"rd, ana hopes by continuance of his cScrcns
Please them in the hereSsaric$ concentrates and uXlric
OF c, ut moderate prces to merit continuance Of the
frequent calls.
Having just opened of the largest and best secce
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries between the Acghf
ny and Rocky Mountains, which he intends sell at til
very lowest hgurcs, lie invites all lovers of good
Goods sat low prices,
to give him call at his store under the NAPLES Hous
one door above NAPLES & Zirklcs' old stand.
Tie highest price paid for Wheat, Oats, Corn, &c. &c
| in exchange for goods and cash.
December 9Th, 1919. NIB
00 rS black, plaid and embroidered Alpacas, fr sa!
| Nv ny W. p. wIcHTMaN.
, ps. superior French Mcrino for sale by
| - W.. wIGuTMAS.
80 rs. red, twc!'cd and plain rlannels for sale by
100 ps. sattinctt and Jeans for sale by
w w. p. w1GHrMA*.
wv W. p w1GHrMAS.
80 rS' Plaid L"s'y for sale by " u,,.,,-,,,x
100 CASES Boots and Shoes for sa!s'y .,,.,,.,,
90 BALES brown Shcctngs for sale at
~ W. p. wICHTMAS's.
500 LBS. Batting just received and for sale by
W. p w1GH1MAN.
IN BIS. Dried Apples for sale by
0O W. wIcHrMAS.
90 BONES Tobacco forsale by
~ W. P. wIGHTMAN.
100 KEGS Nails all sizes, for sale by
wv W. P. wrcnrMAs.
20 BBls. n. o. and :. II. Nolasses fer sale by
IN BBIs. Wkiskey for sale by
-: = BOXES 7;55 c5;7c. 77 ~, ": ~ ~.141---:
~ W. p. wIGHrMAN.
. CASKS sacratus for sale by
% CHESTS Y. H. and Imperial Teas fer sale by
~ W. p wIGHrMAN.
25 BOXES and 10 boxes NJ. H. Raisins for sale by
w. ". r. wlGHTMAN.
NOTICE! NOTHCE!!
g ONE maliconsly disposed person and persons have
- circulated that have Mr.. NurpLy's old stock OF
method to give it the lie.
have opened in the store lately occupied by Mr.
Murphy,
A splendid Stock of Goods,
all fresh and new, which will sell cheaper than can be
bought in Dubuque, any other the Upper Mis-
sssippi so call and for yourselves. My stock con-
sists in part follows:
20 pieces Sattinett
10 &C French Cloth,
500 &C Cacocs-from cents to II,
500 /" Blc.ehed hiusIin-lrom IA to lee yd
80 bales Brown do from 90
so pieces Plaid .aconcu
100 g Plain do
90 &C Book and Swiss Musns,
500 &C Thread and Cotton IIaces and Edging,
so Great Gro. Coat and Vest Buttons,
ton Spool Thread,
100 pieces Alpaca-rom a5c. to 81 per yard,
l ton Cotton Yarn.
1909 lbs. Carpet Chain, &C., &C.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
$50 cases Boots and Shocs-all sorts and Sizes
CLOTHING.
500 Coats-all kinds, 500 pairs Pants, 500 Vests
HATS AND CAPS.
80 dozen Rat caps, 50 dozen Cloth Caps,
Ootter Caps, 10 " Fur & Push Hats.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
ALSO-lOO boxes Glass-IOO kegs Nails together witt,
everything usually kept in the of Dubuque You
will also find splendid assortment of choice Liquors
Brandy, Whiskcy, Rum, Gin, Wines, old Monongalaly
Whiskey and Cincinnati recicd all of which l am dc
termined to sell at less prices than be bought in the
CITY, No trouble to show goods, and if can't suit you
won't get IN passion about il. J. II. RHODES.
Dubuque, Nov. 81, 1919. n-l3-3n.
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More OF those good Teas.
n HAVE still supply of good TEAS, war
h ranted fresh, and for sale cheap for cash, by
E. F. GILLESPIE.
Dec 10Th 40
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En Pairs superinc black cashmere dress
oU pants for sale at 4 price to suit the Gus
toner, at G. w. q M. J. BURToNs.
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GRAPES and Frees,
100000 DIE
Annually of COhSrnyspn fiGnni

n the United States vet how many could have been
saved they had rcSored to Dr. Rogers Llvcrwor and
Tar, In season. Thousands upon thousands
tlyng that has saved their lives, restored them health
Moo necddespar Though your physicians and friends
Saunon, who given up by her doctors and friends
die with the last stages of Consumption We publish her
cinnati show that the it makes not confined
that city alone but every place where has been intro
duced. Read what she says:
+ + + + + + + +
This is to certify that some mem months since was taken
several physicians, they failed give any relief and
for the space of year grew rapidly worse. In addition
this was attacked with violent cough; although an
excellent physician lived in the house, and the
greatest cNcron and paid the srctcst attention. it baed
all his ski-,wo others were called in one of which was
aged and skitu physician, but all their efforts proved
like unavang. At last physician who attending at
camp meeting in the neigbohood came to sec me- and de-
clared that could not last more than day longer also
all of the number who to me, believed
few days at most must end my earthly My friends
crisis clearing of the astonishing performed by Mr.
Rogers Compound Syrup of Iivcrwor and Tar
Chicothc and back, distance of sixty miles, in thirteen
hours, to get of the above medicine commenced
taking it, and strange 10 tell before had used half bot
tie the cough was entirely cured. From this time recov
cred rapidly, and when had used two bottcs was able
to my family vocations usual. am fully salts
fled that had it not been for this excellent medicine would
he in my grave, and justice say that truly re-
sincere thanks to the inventor oths priceless
cnc, and would recommend all persons afflicted with dis
cascd lungs to give il a trial.
We the undersigned do certify that this of Mr..
Rowe is correct, we being personally acquitted with all
the circumstances. p. p. JOHNSON,
PETER p. MATTHEW'S,
THOMAS CRAIG,
JOSEPH Fans.
Staunton, Ohio, Feb. I, 1877.
CAr1ioN.-Purchascrs advised this remedy put up
with splendid 'rhhc steel 'agr"red rr9ppe Tie copy right
please observe itcorc purchase except from advcr-
tiScd agents.
All orders may he addressed II. Blakcscy & Co., south
west corner third and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis.
SOLD in DubuI"" by f. +. cSpic s. Crawford & Co..
Galcua, and by one Agent in every thro giout the
State. l3-Gn1
ezrc3t News from California.
TIHiIE subscriber having received such induces
L him to grae, offers for sale his beautiful residence,
situated at the corner of 10Th and Main streets, Dubulc
Any pcrson wishing great BARGAIN will do well call
ISAAC y. lIlGBEE.
Sept: 18th, 1S+9 Off
S,E'RAYEEb DER STOLEN,
ENRON the subscriber, living in Center town.
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ezrcst News from California.
TJNiIE subscriber having received such induces
him cnigrate, offers for sale his beautiful residence
situated tlccurncr of 18th and Main streets, Dubuque
Any person wishing great bargain, Will do well to call
soon. ISAAC \, IIIGBEE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16
SLOAN'S COLUMN.
Family Ointlnenf.

RAll Medicines advertised by w. B. Sloan are sold ON
agency by > t$'tifHeE ft E. F, GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16

ekssilaiaae and Morphine.
4 SUPPLY of the above articles on hand &
"A fer sale low by
E. F. GILLESPIE.
Dec - 40
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-16
Fresh GitrOn.

4 HAVE just received supply of Citron a,
Il good article, which will sell cheap.
T.. +. GILLESPIE.
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Removal.

T F. GILLESPIE has removed his Drup
EL. Store, one square above his old stand. to
the corner of Main and Fifth Streets in the Globe
Building, where he will be pleased to see all his
"Old Customers q great many "Ncw ones"
DubuUue Dec 10. IS4O
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III EAVY and Fancy Vests of every descrip-
IL ton Tor sale very cheap at BUTTONS.

rEO. q M. J. Burton have on hand and for
. sale the largest and best stock Of Ginghams
ever offered in Dubuque, which they will sell at
extraordinary low prices.
Dubuque, Jan. 16, 1850, n19-1y
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NEW GD0DS!

Tremendous Erccmc"t- fnraction-Iuuey .G,7ira
Of Nrr Goods from 81 Unparalleled Confusion tc
the .Ndj0bs 1rhO contend far Hgh PrceS!!
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-06

INcEYDIARYIsM The wooden mill, occupied b
Engham L. Capron of this city, situated about four
miles from town, in the easery part of Leicester was
set on fire the morning of the 9Th, and before it
could be extinguished considerable damage WIS done
The warps burnt of about 20 looms, and every
light in that story of the building was broken by the
heat of the fire The person who sleeps in the mill had
been to the fire works in this place, and went to
bed about half past one when every thing appeared to
be right and safe. 1t was chiefly through his determin-
ed and persevering exertions that the mill was saved
In the haste Of his escape, the incendary left his lamp
behind him. .r.l-
The property was insured at the Etna and Protec-
ton Offices, in Hartford.
1t s'a singular coincidence that, just year before,
the Bottomy factory, the next above this on the same
stream, set fire to by an ncendary
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THE FIRE WORKS,

The evening wasa that could be wished to show the
fire works to the best advantage-clear, mild, and
moonless. The arrangements had been so thoroughly
made, that every piece took effect desired and the
whole exhibition was most magnificent and imposing,
and though the several pieces followed each other in
rapid succession lasted till about ten clock There
multtudes of people present to witness them who
came in by the rail roads from all quarters, and the
preston of qualification among those present seemed
universal.
We regretted to learn that by some mistake in the
arrangements of the Nashua and Fitchburg train, a
large delegation from the towns the of those
roads, of which a good share were from Fitchbwg,
detained at the depot till about O'Clock in the
morning
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1Y- We have crowded every thing out of orr paper
to-day, give place the confession of DR.. Webster,
and the proceedings the Fourth The latter are
very imperfect for the that our notes were very
BRIEF and memory considerably more so. Many of
the sentiments were msad, or given extempore, and
are past beyond record. Our account viii however.
give pretty good idea of what was done.
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Situation Wanted.

II GIRL to do homework, who is acquainted with all
~ kinds of work Inquire at No. SO Central Street, in
rear OF Mr. Rce's Bake House. d3ts July
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Shaving SOa
Messengers Notice.

WorceSter, So. July 3, 1850
HON HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
IL for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of SUMNER WYMAN of
"lnchendon, in said County, laborer insoyent debtor
perty belonging said nsolvendc btor To- lin or for
den by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors OF sad insoyen debtor
WIN be held at Court of Insolvency at the Office OF said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, on the thiri
eth day W July inst, al ten o'clock in the forenoon
Tor the proof of debts, and choose assignee or as,
signees Of his Estate.
JIG JOSEPH s. WATSON, d. s. Messenger q
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New England Health Insurance Co,

Office No. POS .Main st, Worcester
ENOS DORR, Agent.
THE season is hand when all should take care of
their health The above Company has, in times past
paid out thousands of dollars the sick who in time of
health, procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DoII.AKS WEEK if sick, at a cost of S6,25 year.
They have thousands hand pay those who will take
Policy, and unfortunate be sick NJ All just
claims will be paid received. dis June q
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the LAMB ready up and lead the advance of the
defence of his country.
Old Bacbeors-Leaess trunks in garden of roses Each
dwelling is them suggestion; each birds nest standing
adnonition.
An ominous silence followed the announcement OF this
sentiment; mans bowels moved him to speak for
old bachelors.
The valley of the Backstone-Rch in her resources
rich in her scenery but richer still to OF in the MEM
ory of days gone by
Rev. Mr. Clarke of Uxbridge responded to this
sentiment, and proposed the following :
The Town of for the variety and
beauty of its scenerydisnguished for the cultivated and
moral worth of its citizens and yet more distinguished for
having given Father the good city OF Worcester.
The orator tile DGy-ike sir barreied reuoIUer, he
hits the mark. whether we advance or retreat
The Orator was toasted, as he deserved to be, twice
over. We have not the other by US, or we would pub
fish it. To the first of them he responded and his
piece flashes IN the pan it will be understood, of
course that it took effect. We have no minutes how
ever, of his remarks.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-06

g all men created e9ua and the other, that they
are endowed by their with the naenabe right
to life liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" The
Importance Of these principles enforced in few
brief, eoquent and forcbIe remarks, and the speaker
concluded by offering as a sentiment this extract;
We hold these truths to be seev1ent-that all
created equal that they endowed by their Creator with
certain naeabe rights that among these life liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness
Appropriate responses to sentiments were made by
Charles Washburn, Esq, President of the City Coun-
Gill; BY Mr.. Albert Tolman, as Worcester Mechanic,
and by Dwight Foster, Esq, one of the younger
members of the bar of Worcester.
The Worcester Band was in attendance, from ten
O'Clock in the morning, and contributed by their rich
music, both IN the field, and at the table, to the plea
of the day At the close of the ceremonies, at the
table, they responded to a complimentary sentiment in
brilliant strain ofnirsic.
The choir, also, came in for a compliment to which
they responded closing the dinner exercises, by sing
ing the following
SONG FOR JULY 4, 1850.
Tune~Auh Lang Syne.
The sons of freedom gather now
To celebrate the hour,
When patriots breathed the holy
Which broke despot's power;
And while sing merry song,
And heart and voice combine,
A strain shall sweep these wales along
For them Of Aud Lang Syne.
They bravely spoke and firmly trod,
When dangers front nigh,
They trusted in the living God
lind kept their ponder dry"
And should the trial come again,
All freemen OF the line
Wen show that yankees still are men,
Like them of Aud Lang Syne.
They sleep in peace, their dream is DER
Those heroes of the past,
And though there presence cheer more,
Their memory shall last;
And oft comes this hallowed day,
Rich garands we'll entwine,
For them whose glory sheds its ray,
From scenes of Aud Lang Syne.
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To the Ladies'.

JUST opened beautiful assortment of WROUGHT COL
LARS, Breakfast CAPS, Chldren's Emb'd WAISTS
Embroidered POCKET HDK'S something rich
LACE Wells - Wrought Luces and BLACK SILK
BRUSSELS LACES, for Vsie Trimmings;
Also, large lot of IINEN POCKET HDKFS, FROM
Aucon TO be sold prices TO suit every one in want
the above articles.
Plense call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE before
purchasing elsewhere.
MYERS BAMBERGER & RosENBLATT,
80 Main Street, Buman Row,
May II eodistt opposite CIRCUITS Bookstore
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Princes Liquid Blue.

FRESH lot of the above, this day received and for sale
IA Wholesale and retail by l.. +. LAZELL Druggist,
J2l 3wisdw 20l Main St., doors north Am. House.
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Fans---Fams.

A NEW supply just received from New York-makng
IA the best assortment Of splendid Fans be found in the
cityfor safe cheap. S. A. ROWLAND,
June 26. eod6t 143 Main st.
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REMOVAL.
MFRS, y. GOODWIN,
FOUND,

the pasture Of the subscriber the 23d of June
OK. The owner is requested TO prove property pay
charges and take him away. THOMAS NICHOLS.
Worcester June 80, 1850 J3d3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
Enrnfrn PARTY.

ranAms Aug brig cnakaro, tspl taa eheo: 5aA
Euzi Wilson Sept sa bark titrfes
ELL Bsrfei barSs K w hroVn ~,
CpuVeer tnc brig Serars1 Paranl, tPer tti.fa
3D. bah Dolores Chm Harmon Valparaiso h eaFas Lar tzl
Dron Newport Chest-r Ann Warren san toucisco asa
IAN starr Frsarep brig Actefl, Eng Rsea san Esa
steamship Couu1b0s lam Peck Ssn Frt1esco % passengers AMI
$1,000 gold Carnlua, Am Whiting San RI t1o -
rseneers colin gold 6ih s = Mary h san srges
CO. II passengers C Sept steamship Panama. BAy san tra
cisco. Sd steamship leans, Wood Do banks VIM keras3y
Teadway Gnfon Haltsad DO Harriet Newell IhoroushFa
raro; 6th Du,nmoud. Cole san tTalcssco; orhi Calo
Arr al Quebec Sept 10 ship CcroRst, Locshart, Nfotk
AT Sarina Aug bg Angeuona Day Tor Gloucester as
raupus Bate II ds; Babson, ir 10 unc Niger ger
nick,
steamer Trent CLARK Thomas l0th bark May PArSer
Aud bg SARAH PenGoc& !ot Ne" oiis1 'O'
Noun; Yernou, Murray do do - -. 49,
Arlington Sept brgs Maine White, I'm CALAIS Aetahe'
KsIsT i'm NYors; Tamsho, -, Calais via Nassau, NP
AZ Lsshorn Seth ships Bay State Simmons and Asho4ro
Williams New York BARK Altoona, Afey for Boston, oes'sa
10 hav, sailed as re mention is made Of her beng 10 port =
Al Bangor Wales; h INST ship Ashland Harding tor os'on ao
the OF the month. ~. I,r
Ass Johrs ST 10th inst brs Nora Scotia Bf Bruce 'o' Dos
q, s. Michael, sbt 20t u bark Amra Leav Fay soon to
take freight and passengers 10 Boston, -, -, ,,o.t,
Al Newport Eng inst bark Kana%he Higgins from pfos"@
da l. via cardh arr 5th load Goals for Malaga - p,;I,
Arr at Port Royal Jam, Sept brgs Mara rl smith &
Si, azade Piss) Moss New ork Richard Cooden bs uoi
iii brig Dettuar Brem} Phildepna Sid SIN, sen 80
nerca ELvsn SOrsans III sch Julia Mister, JOHNSON oa
raore; 18th. sch Guest Rod gers, for Rum Key.
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naat The waters had subsided, and The wetdiggings
were very profitable, Many Of the dams had proved
big h1y successful Some p-ssengers that va con.
versed wi,h express the opinion that California
will sepd US, in the next four months more sol3
than she has ever done In the sams period of time.
The next steamer, it is believed will bring from
million and half 10 two lniona Of dollars ind1st
The general estimate is three milliong month for
the next four months at San Francisco the No
rev market was very active at 2 cert 2 month.
The failure of Mr. Barton OF Sacramento for over
million Of dollsra bad created sensation al
though not Unexpected. He show aasets to the
amount Of $4,000 OC0. Cod dust was in demand
tsl6asl6 25. Exchange on New-Yotk par, on
London 81 IS y pound. State Loan 1876, City
Scrip 50.
The Commerce of San Francisco up to the end
OF the quarter ending goth June was as annexed;
Total amount of merchandise IN bond June So 1850 10 val
ned $ll8,152 90
Toai smoa1t Of duties merchandise in bond,
ro Jans SO l8o Of Withdrawn for s1
potstion from November u, l849, TO June 80, ~
7d s neg,ive O. v 5n3ea al On srcGsniie with
drawn for exploration from November L, -.sooos
d sdy sm no 9pPg gs sc we'd for duties rom No1em.
Der r. l849 to Jane 80, 1850.....,..'.. OS'o4- y
The Buffalo Courier contains sn article, written
by Mr.. ] L. Barton, giving some valuable statistics
in relation to the business Of the Erie Canal &r b
is strong advocate for low tolls, and urged re-
ducton upon the Canal Board The result ne
thinks, has justified his opinions the income under
an average reduction Of 90 per cent having reached
the income Of last year. Mr. Barton says;
Fer The pufpoFe OF showing The Astonishing mo7sne2o
property causcd by the reduction IN Inc expenses Of rant
port trelert .ebcs made from The booEs 10 lhe Iana
Office IN his city Of nsu5 leading articles OF pto2ey T.
ceved 81 pped from this place on me Can
rgRcomp1ri5on = The same kinds OF prop7,st ~ 80
ard 1850 from be oeaisg 10 me op
ter her eschy esr l.nsy 5s Eatd there ere zen
lime for buii1 ths than The iasf 20 I1s o.4a
ed tbia wear Cd the 21 April a0d sst year On ne li VI
NAY Ths 10 true II Ehoud alfo he remen 4a tue
M finished works tho Canal &! S5racBae In Ap used
up I'll that time ard toats did not act tnfcugn .nan
ssi year Anohe- drsi. upCL Lis year Has ha e&nse
breaE esst + Eoche:ter For is 10 days it prevent
ed he boats arriving FROM clearing om tnia ace iof
Albany These osaes in time will make no great difference
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