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CIsSg's oruos, Houss OF RsrRssrsrArrvrs U. s.,

August &, 1850
pROPOSALa will he received this oHscc until the
LIST day Of October furnishing hundred
ny anthracite COAL broken each
delivered and the CAPITOL
small partcer Aiso, hundred
seasoned hickory wood be Delivered corded and
Capitol yard, hundred
balance
vauss and the attending delivery
slowing wood paid
ths whole to be delivered by the lst Of November
will required for faithful performance Of the
resons therefore, offering the above articles
their securities Ia their proposals..
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Ane p-duOct CLERK House of Representatives u =
NorrThs limited for receiving proposals furnish the
changed The Let Of September
pvoximo
Aug l7--ds1Sep
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Customs. port of Nen York

Those large payments have raised the deposes IN the
assistant treaury 50 s1,g0o, considerable portion
which may be released when hr approximation bls pas
Ihe failure OF Suydam, sage Co has involved that Of
another house. the principal Of which supposed 70
have come from abroad, lev years since, with $3.50 900
which has been lost These transactions are, however
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.yNL-h THE hist steamboat THOMAS CoLLYrr
hAs viii depart the following hours a large stage con
with the boat In Washington f2 boat and
le Persons 81 each
Leave AsSandra ", p lot m,i J, 9i,Al, 6,p.m.
Leave Washington ~, "a, ~, A. m. ~ ~ 8, T,P.m.
Aug 9o-dlw fon coRsoN, Captain.
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a77s=s=7s7~7- - -7--7s.=s=-ass.-
United states Patent on1cs

July 25 1851
N petition Peter Morgan of Westchester New ADM,
istraor Arnold, of fonkefs, New York. and Cs
O. Bishop of NorwaIk Connecticut for extension pal
granted To- John Arnold Bishop improvement
machine for forming web for cloth OF wool, hair &c. for s'
Of patent, which takes place on H.
both day of October, 1850 t
Il is ordered that petition be heard al the Obc,
October next, at ~ O'clock and pers
appear and show they have why M
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered also be published in the Republic Iu
gencer Union, Washington d. G.; Republic, Augusta Ctu
ca Journal Providence, Rhode Island; Tribune YoIl
1ourant Hartford Connecticut week three succr,
weeks pre- vious seventh day of October next
THOS. EWBANK
Commissioner of Patents
p s. Editors above papers will please copy send thar
bills the Patent Oice with containing this notice.
July 27-law3w
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lTTY TAxEs.--Notice to Property Holders.-An pfss
Indebted for the ls9 previous years.
personal property in this CITY, requested to take notice that M
shall delinquent the first day Of september
proceeded against, the Directs
Of their property To avoid this all would
well TO make speedy payments. rH
TAX FOR 1850 BY ordinance of the corporation,
for present and each succeeding made
middle of the year, instead of cose formerly
1850, therefore, became due the lst
able. deduction of per will be allowed
all bills said year. that be paid during the months Il July
August.
A. ROTHWELL
July 4-2aw2mif Collector
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' At Wa.hinrto,,. ID. @

General Agency at Wilmington, d. c.
QY A. M. FARQUHAR formerly of Harrisburg, Psunsylvasi
- claims government
the revolutionary war, Britain,
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or seisy.
Bounty Lands-yl purchase bounp
land order.
Patent OeeThe applications for patents, procuring
drawings, Sc, will be attended all
Genercl Post Ofee.Al claims against
prosecuted settlement CT quarterly accounts; pU
ditto facilitated Sc
New Orleans Dea Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Los
vile Democrat, Louis New Era Gazette ndianap
Sentinel, New YORK Herald Detroit Free Press puh
the amount OF o., and send their hills this Office,
with paper, June ~
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, August ~, 1885,
nEPAYMENT Of iIlcgally.exacted fees for visits at
II the Lsxnretto port OF vig0, I'm spninThe De-
lately received official information that the
Catholic Majesty has ordered the repayment to
the parties Of the following illegally fees for
visit, al Of the port Of Vgo, In SPAIN
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ny DYER 4 BRoruEu. Auc,,on

pANpS seraphtnes s~cJust MARY stan
ton, from Boston, aud schooner = r. Merrill York
further supply OF pianos NV
and elegant stock Of g. a. So octav in
tins e from The Justly celebrated factory Chekerne Boston
and from me oldest and best manufactures ia New
subscriber, as my assortment u complete
At factory prices, exclusive Of freight pianos Ia
ken
Also constant supply Of small and meodcons seraphne
| guitars, flutes, victims, sc. >
New music received weekly and he bought in
this city $50 "
- RICHARD DAVIS
VR No-eo" Pennsylvania
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GARD.
wines ~na xAV1~ss.
THE unde1ss1sd would respectfully esn s,
| WINES AND LIQUORS. Sa'

THE anassuss would respectfully e. s..,
i WINES AND lIQuOks.
The facilities possessed him for obtaining ali win
e in purity, s longer experience Ia a business a. @
Quoted by him. direct knowledge M -
Gus growing districts OF Europe, than BY any IN
cy, AFFORD foI the character quab
ali articles sold by him -
The Arrangements and IA mi.
IN fact the substitute cellar every consumer
persons wanting small assorted lots Of choice wins
supplied st the shortest notice Nm,
immediate including wines OF France and c.
many, MOI usually be obtained here
Country TRADE supplied Wholesale prices mos, t.,
able terms.
scTibeT
FAMILIES can OF table wines low s
as also cheapest Of wines and liquors For Cur
NARY PURPOSES.
Distance supplied and have senf them By PACKac
EXPkESS,n FREE OF CliAkGE) with wines, &c. for NM
y the dozep or In cases Sorts the shore
BY addressi1 their ORDERS through the poet ofhce
= JACOB SNYDER H..
Importer Winss, ac ~ Walnut street. Pads
my-sEGARs Of direct importation from Havana, various u
and brands always hand 5l9i so and M
by the single cheaper other store IN the city
Jan a4-dScpiy.
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Cupboard Of Health--A stated meeting b
held on Saturday August 81 at O'Clock, p.
WILLIAM b. RANDOLPH,
Aug 20 Secretary.
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rI,O all pcrsohs whom II may concern-James Mupt,
an Ishma year Io4S in the county HALIFAX I'M
State of Virginia. inestte leaving personal estate to wb
kin, he LEFT entitled under the laws VI
GINA Said Murphy left undersigned, his widow admins
who will be entitled the Nd
mate distrbutee n he left next Of kin She IN
method OF informing SUCH any exist forward and
superior right her TO said property otherwise
ouch exist and will consider the properly her
Aug I-wl4t> MARY A. MURRAY
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VALUAnLE Real E..,,f IN III. o,,y OF wa.hlns,1

VALUAbLE Real Estasf In the City OF washingtJ1
iot sae.-The proprietor kiendng the west
IN rev months, offers sale lots on
gina avenue and Seventh east within square
Navy Yard Two of the houses each
are wen calculated shops
apartments the third small story lLue, subject
rent, and VIII be sold enclosed saua
two comortab cottages upon them, between Capitol and
gessions Euryng Ground, Suitable v1
for the Washington market dares a. may be preferred
both The whole Of this property occupied at present.
i've IN good condition. and viii be sold very prices
Ties ind,sputahlo.
Persons wishing to purchase will please b
apply personally ~ ONCE Pennylvania ayeune
above "ilafd's Hotel near the Treasury buildings.
X. NJ. young,
Ap 5-eodn Agcs
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II REDUCED PRICES.--The annexed description Of psa
will now stock. Citizens aapru
sojournng Washington especially invited o
before purchasing great bargains be obtained ina
the following, viz
80 pieces beautiful styles spring silks in small
plaid, striped, and plain
10 pieces and parts Of pieces plaid India silks
10 do figured fouaTd do
25 French chLHes in beautiful patterns ID
children's
pieces and parts fine French jaconets and ogande
rs good style coored lawns 10 and l2l
100 pieces bareges and barege de hines great sacrifice
goods above enumerated will be offered
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
June 16--3tawif
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UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND.

THE ne,t seo, win hey,n an Nonaay m. ta,, - -
j 1850 and close frst March, 1881. = - : e
Nathan n smith NJ H. surgery
-, =, =,
.aa O'' " - i"'aPe"uNs' "a'ena mediea, and NY
Joseph kopyi ". ~ hnatomy and Physiology
Mm ROVER, y. ~ ihsoiy and rtactce q Medicine.
anu - en ". h.,,... :, !, ,-,,-,S
M ~ -, s ~, -. ~, rs.noosch anatomy
Anatomy at a moderate expense.
,s, xithou, re, 49, WIN w peeo OF aaiy VISITS 70 It's
e ~ ~ -soi fracucai Anatomy, Sos Matri
WILLIAM n. A. AIKEN, Dean
Ane E-2nwt5Oc
- = -
DHEPARATOHy DEPARTrIENT.-The n.r quarter q,
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fI'hE Exercises OF the Young Ladies' Academy or
Visitation Of Frederick city Mar land,
day. the I'D day Of September The grounds
by recent purchases both the health and
val be greatly promoted An excellent philosophical apparatus
hitherto affords
and chemistry The annual pension tuition, washing
sc slis payable hall yearly In advance Music drawing
guages form extra charges. Entrance ice, s..
For r'he information direct tpo paid the "Drecuess
Academy, y Frederick City, Maryland
Aug l1-lA~gws
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RLANC's Spanish and English Dictionary. 4 voIur,.
ID London, Ists. '
Meadows Spanish English Dictionary vol London 1917
Dccionaro FrancesE Por M Supey
de fnboada. 2 vols. Paris, 1si1. - - '
Boston, 1912 '''
Newman Barteus Spanish and English Dictionary abridged
4 vol Philadelphia, ists. '''' s
A.. $500, FRANCE TAYLOR
Also expected wnhin few days from Europe
Iopez's French and Spanish .na
eeNme spanish and English Dictionary London Is4s
on hsnd, various collection exerc.e
conversation and other In The Spanish
imported 'nr 'ne most part direct from London
Aueo9
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Pacific Mails, via Havana, ChRgrcs, and Panama.
n Office TO THE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUCTIONS TO POST.
MAsTERssome notifications arrangement OF runpre
Chare@ having recently
made by the the public notified
following departure the
points Pacific mails,
York lith each nonth 10 10 win
Charleston an savannah
Leave New Orleans the i4th and 2sh Of month.
18th and ID each manufacturing a,
Chaqres the 22d and sth Of month.
Panama the LIST day Of each monuearr IL the mail
Is in.
Returning mills win leave San on the LIST day Of
each month.
Chagrc- Of each month.
Havana for New I'd each month and for
New Orleans ID and 10Th Of each
Departure for New York be delayed from
Of each month Cbsgres and coTsspondngy Havana
sary . enable the Pacific mails connect
Postage IAN cents TO Havana
4" 20 to Cbngres.
70 TO Panama
10 be paid n United States In a cases.
10 cents California o Oregon.
~ X. HALL,
Postmaster General,
Posr orrios Drr.prwRsr, Aug -, 1850.
Aug 2a-a
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CAHD.Tbe undersigned respectfully Informs his and
n the public generally
an especial view 70 their comf he has fitted Reectoy
the corner OF and Fourteenth tho site Of the
Cottsge where he viii happy them
that shall spared part make ageea
BILE The house aud grounds have
AZ convenient stance from the central portion. of
forming delightful evening from the
His bar has been stocked wines H.
quors &C Sc and he confidently hopes receive that
patronage and which by his
deavor merit by the coming spng he hopes have
perfected that he will
ladcs, whose
has many schemes in contemplation
HENRY RUHL.
He has delightfully."-
which he would be pleased early
Aug JO-3sw2w Tint 4 Bait SUM-
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S32 SO

appears then. of United States consumption per
British goods and of English consumption per is
United States produce The idea that this international
trae dsplaces any home industry preposterous. The
Review states that IT, through the failure of mill
furnace consequent upon the importation OF rival goods,
lhe farmer be deprived OF tho power TO trade off his food,
ISOLATION is found in the increased quantity OF exports
itself pc hsps the direct OF diminished abl-
~ to consume home. This po,hetical mode
song is that which protectionists always indulge in, be
the actual OF affairs suits their theory for
illustration. farmer lost his market by the closing of n
milf the workman stopped esting-if food
sumed home, but sold for what Il would fetch abroad
the price would naturally fall there being, in such case
supply beyond demand. Let what has been the
The Commissioners of Patents for series OF years
have given estimate OF the wheat crop. The official
iums show the quantity exported -four and wheat and
he average pric, The expor, year cnds In June
1ueny, the exports Of yenesrs of the Of the pre-
cedng year Mr.. Ellsworth, the wing Commissioner, in
1884, made the crop 956o 900 bushels, and the business
has progrc.sed as follows
Crops. ~ VIII. Av. price Az price Valued crop
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G1-DssoIve the Union 10 Can Congress u-tf
dissolve the union Tho discussion
viii be- continued this fnday) evening" by Society rfe
Debates" at Temperance Hall, O'Clock The public
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Condition Of the Northern Markets.

C0ndftDn Of the NorthcrN Markets.
quiet and Without change United States 6s III i7l
Canton Company, Az Money easy The Hour market Is
STATE brands sou,en, Us 81 IS 81. Gain dull The
transaction. in wheat are moderate NJ prices OF yesterday
cents mixed, aid 63 81 Tor yellow OATS 3S AZ
cents Rye, 81 Provsions-nuthing noti,
IS ~ Groceries steady Cotton i quet--d, elers indis
posed operate until the receipt Of LETTERS.
PHlLApKLrHi. August 49,, ?, m.Tne stock marke, is
Flour quiet and prices yesterday. Small
of common brands at So Il IS 81 Corn meal So 81 n
81 u si Il. and While at 81 IS 81 20 Com IS quiet
with small sales al 65 90 cents
Health of Miirauais
MnwAuKiE, August 2s.The Board Of Health report two
deaths by cholera during the past twenyiour hours False
reports in circulation as 10 the health OF the city The
| weather is favorable to health.
wheat brings 60 a 10 cents per bashe; spring wheaI
So 6s cents Epur-ciy brands sell ut - 81 20 per bar
rel The wheaxcrop noh and west oil this place Is Injured
by uniavoIable weather.
Fatal 1gray al L3uispiHs, Ky.
LOUISVILLE. August pa fatal ahray occurred ut a
house Of -repute, where man nened fgg shot OF
himself He died shortly Afterwards. The woman is not
expected osutyive.
Of in the canal Sales to-day OF ~ hhds 81
cents, and 300 bags OF coffee at ioa cents per ID
Fire at Troy
Troy, Wednesday, August gS.--About O'Clock THE
fire broke opt In shed in West Troy, occupied
for slowing barrels. owned and occupied
by Horace Dan. Eight hundred barrels were burned
The building was consumed large brick building ad.
Joining occupied by Samuel McCann, honse owned by
Joseph McCowen, and grocery also owned by McCowen
we're also destroyed The buildings in the immediate
vicinity also sustained damage. Loss So bo0-pary
insured.
From ST. L,ni,-Re,ut Of ite Election, 71 Aontsgaion
Cas.-Aorfai,fy.
sr LOUIS August 2s-The official vote for members OF
Congress Ihe second and third districts folows
Steowd congressional distcfGiichrist Porter, twhg,)
072; John u. Henderson, CAN'T Benton Democrat s0l2-
democratic majority $40.
Third Congressional disfviet-John G. Miller (wbg,)
s57s; james Green, tanti B-nton) $751; John Mler
(Benton) 2,4l0
This gives the wings -four members OF Congress OF the
hve-bcng gain OF four.
Fourth greonai dstricf-Willad y. Hall (ant BEN
ton) elected from this dstrct by 50 majority Charles
g. Bowman, (whig)
The leg stature plce, and stands 65 wings 81
Renton-men, and AZ anti Benton democrats.
The motion made in the criminal court by the counsel OF
the brothers Montesquon 10 appoint physicians inquire
into the sanity Of Gonztyo Montesquion, has been
ruled by Judge Colt.
In this city the inerments for the week ending II
O'Clock yesterday We're l29 Of which from cholera,
and 70 children under live yeas Of age.
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Assistant Teacher WANTED rmmsd.a,.ly.

Assistant Teacher Wanted In, nj, ediatsly.
TUE Principal OF the wauenton IN c. Male Academy wsss
employ forh~ith an assistant teacher qualified VI
the various English and the low
e an unmarried man, OF sober habits good moral chait
to the Principal.
Feb lo-du
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Chsiers-Tre.tment and Preventive,

TIE hMAII'S ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND hPERENT-This remedy composed entirely of
bic ingredients and totally from mineral substance
onns cahartc with cordial and strengthening
discovered and prescribed BY Dr. Au celebrated hyan,
most OF the diseases the abdominal
dseny bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &c
knowing from experience that in the kindly
eneca' manner In these submitted remedy
VINO be attacked by prevailing fatal q
ventve 10 all who fortunate
symptoms.
To be had wholesale and retail al Carus Music Saloon
syvania between lu and 18th
drug In the Washington
Pamphlets containing full directions
certificates accompany each bote OF the very
discount TO dealers Orders from United
promptly attended to- All communications be post
Aug. 3-lawn SAMUEL CAkUsi &
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MOSES L. HoIT,
San Francisco, California.

Rrrrrrsoss Hon w Inge, NJ O. Anbamay John s. Taylor
esq Mobile, Alabama Mcssrs Rhodes. Wright Co.. New
eans Louisiana Henry 3. Clark, Tsboro,
Hon w. M Gvin, NJ O. California BepI X ESQ., York
city J. r. Hoaoy, Boston, Massachusetts A. r. atch
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire May 7-2awty
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isolated Money per cent at call and for good
short paper aueuosoers, per coat less known
names long dates TO- Exchange remains 10 lot, at
which rates any amount be supplied while money Is
30 much less valuable In London than here.
The produce markets generally hrm Cotton, with
dminiAhag amount offering, has been active At aid
vance of cent and prices as follows
Inferior Ordinary Midding Fully fair
10 good ord 10 good aid fair. 20 good fair.
Up. Fla NAL. Y sRt ilYaisss istsis, ~
Wool quiet unr the sale but prices well
supported 43 40 cents, fleece IS 37a cents, blood
Flour quite firm and IN fair demand at 81 90, common
sate Vi g. straight; - rs 80, Chicago 20 So fancy
Ohio; southern SO Is 80 81. Rye nour-betler sales,
W 81 % 81 Com meal, Ss l2a. Wheat is dull-ssles
new Genesee lis cents red southern, IOi Rye Is
scarce and hgher-say 6S Oats steady A. A cents
Corn is $50 900 bushels 63 6Jt cents mix
ed western; 63A "a cent?, yellow Hemp is steady 81 Ia,
dew Linseed oil, 10 cents Pork is dul-saes
$40 37h prime, So 81 80 81 Onio lard steady 81 Oh
cents Whskey 26A cents. Tobacco is in fair demand-
Mary land, cents; Kentucky, 81 cents; manufactured
active, and all below IL cents taken up Freghis are
firm at-our Liverpool, Is 3D.; wheat, Sd cotton, 3D.
The stock market, with continued abundance OF money,
presents material changea general speculative attempt
to depress Erie railroad securities being the leading feature
The demand American stocks abroad continues good
ana of leading stock ks close day as follows
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Proposals for I5thogrsphing.
OrrIcs SECRETARY SENATE UsrTrp srsrrs
August ~, 1850.
NEALED PROPOSALS. will be Secretary OF tb
~ Senate until Tuesday, ID september O'Clock
for tlosSaping % sketches the Senate
the United States The and sketches
rctary's office. Aug W-d3if
n "REMINISCENCES Of Congress, by q, W. March, with
IL portrait of Hon. Daniel Webster
Tue LILY and the Totem, or the Hoguono,s in Florida by
Gilmore Snnms
Aug 20 TAyI1oR
ny DYER 4 BROTHER, Aue,ioncer.,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AULTIoN.-ou Monday morn
III September I'D, 10 o'clock Al The res,
depco OF gentleman declining
avenue, between l1h and 18th ths
hoo.e his household and kitchen which emu
ncrste, viz
Mahogany hair-s sofas chairs, and rockers
DO dining, card and other tables
DO sdeboard, set
Window blinds mapicl ornaments clocks &c.
Three ply and ingrnn parlor and chamber carpets
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Wsrdrobes, Wristbands, bedsteads
Hair md shuek beds
Toilet sets, several fine engavings
One oil painting. gold watch, kc.
Amontliado sherry,
Terms Over s5 credit OF note.
factoily secured, bearing interest
DYER BROTHER,
aug "-a Auctoneerr.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEw Yoxx. Aug. n, 1864,

NEW Yoxx. Aug. n, 1885, .. m.
In England, well in the United States, a compare
lively liberal commercial policy has been in operation for
the last four and ia both countries greater degree
general prosperity Is manifest direct result oil greater
freedom OF action In both countries however the
OF tue capitalists assert that each nation has been ruined al
the expense OF the Other Baekwoods Magazine declares
that England 10 ruined by tue purchase OF too much food
and that her exports have increased in consequence
The American Review that the United States have
imported many goods and that increased export OF
produce is direct consequence OF diminished abby TO
consume al home" Thus according 10 these Pfoecuon
ists England Is ruined by buying much food of the
United States and the later ruined because their food
growers buy many goods OF England Those Two ire
concileabe ruins manifest their diapdauon IN prosper
International trade high prices to operatives and pro-
large revenues and extended OF the necessare
comforts of life by the masses Of the people IL eyinces
extraordinary infatuaon the part OF certain poll
cans when they undertake to convince people, against
the evidence of their own senses, that they are ruined
when their prosperity was never manifest. Ths
course of reasoning pnrsued by writer III the American
and endorsed h ecstasy by the editor OF the rr
bune, mainly, that the home trade IS the most import
ant This nobody doubted denied. But they
sumo thai the foreign trade necessarily diminhes the home
trade that both cannot exist together; that II country
like California, for instance produces an article far In ex
cess OF the Of lis inhabitants and exchanges II for
the surplus production OF other country, the home
trade OF each will be ruined, and all together.
II is commended that whatever is imported deprives OF
business corresponding extent the producers OF thar ar
home; that their loss Of employ deprives them OF
the ability buy farm produce; that the farmer, conse-
queny loses his Market and general distress prevails
The that somebody has been enabled to buy pay for
and those unfortunate imported goods Is over
looked and that they have been enabled to pay for them
than the people of the country that produced them is
evident fact thar they 10 for sale and
this is always OF International products Professor
Tucker Virginia "a poiectonist) estimated the basis
of the census lS40 the annual productions of the
United States amounted 1866, 1850 The Commits
soner Of Patents year made the $3.50 900
We may the figures of Professor Tucker the small
est also from official tables. the proportion exported
treat Britain, and the of the world
annual Production and Erporfafon of the Ustsd States
Products, &c Annual pro- Export to Total Export.
duct. G. Britain.
Agriculture $685., S7 597 X73 DAD Slll,O ,37e
239 1856 22i 5u $40 IL 800 sol
N,nirp. AZ Y55 76l I9l 375 l5i