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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

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CGoifern SbOre) eeute in MaVtano babcn
fur &anOnen II. Mu5fetsn angefra9t. gum
@ebraub 9e9en bic 2(uaerfiftber pOn anbsrn
Staaten, wtlhe obus GrIoubniB ocer 9iSens
nab ibren @emdiIern fcmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

Sss MOrsens fune tarauf mas Du
tbun wtIIft, uno oes 4bsnos bebenee mas
Su 9etban baft
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

&u6Iano fdbu fort fomobI feline 1r.
NEE 0I6 Marine Su Ueriidrfen. Sisbsn
neue &rIs9sibiffe fino i'm Baue bfariffen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

E%Na6 @sueraI SaIeott's Bericbt IN
Die 3abI Der @itijminnr in Der Union
[ ,960,203.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

~3mei Ne9er in Suo Carolina pur.
Den uOr eini9en 8O6en fur Qnsriff unb'
S6Id9srsi auf Swsi @ei6e ibsrfibrt. unb
Der cine psrurtbsilt 500 9eitGbenbisbe su
srbaIten, Der anosrs am 1ten MdrS seban.
aen Su weroen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

S@S Ser Serr s d. fanunidf bat
nod ME etpas Su Stanbe asbra6t. Der
9er S b 10 NIes uerfu6en' bot
@unoer poufubrt. --
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

~S b trn.-Sm &eUoIutionS'
frie9 wurcen fsb6Si9 SbIabten eeIieftrt {;
i'm Iekten &rie9 nit @robbrittannien a6t:
unecrei6i9, unC i'm @anSen sweiunobreisi9
wdbreno Dem Ieetbsri9en &rie9 mitNIerifO.
~S Sanuartoot.-SenrD 81. San
uar, 16 Sobren alt, wuroe flrSIib in lelnsS
8aters Saus, in Der Na6barftaft pon st.
GOuiS, bIrb oas Sufdui9e SOs9eben elmer
SIinte set6Stet.
MSRiebertr66 6ti9.-G5 4 nieber
trGcbtia bic 3eitun9 feines 9latborS Su bors
aen, cbne feIblt cine Su baIten, unp ben
Sruder barauS Su betri9en.
~Ser Sten9eI Der &ofenpappeI C5cI
Ip bod entbdlt cine bIoue Sarbe, meI6e
VUrjhsIibsr aIs Ger feinfe SnpisO 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

" NeunScb cbnmobG Uerbeira:
tbet.-gine alte en9Ii6e 3eitun9 CesscS
SntsIi9enS Slat0 pom 9tcn Sftcber, 1864,
bat fOI9enoe Qnjei9e. nSor furScm itorb
in Gperpool, Maoam Moper. Gbefrau ceS
9rn. Maper, weIfer ibr neunjebnter Gbe.
mann fpar."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

~gin Serr Betty, Don 8rantDwine,
SelawOrs, wOlIte pOri9e @Ode einen Sbs
fdladten, wobci er oa5 lln9Itld bate, bon
ccm1eIbsn nit Den S0rnern iber cine Sens
eepOrfen Su wrpen uno brsi 8ippen ;u
brcdcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

% Den 16. San. cine Stunbe na6
bem Qbenosottescienf, fisI in elmer &ir1ein
81. g., bic 9anje Obers Dsfe nit
fbredIidsm @spolter Elm. gBis pieIe Men.
fbenlebsn wiroe es esfoffst baben, pdrs bas
llnsIid cine fleine 8sils fruber sef6sbsn !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

%Sr. Butler madte unIin9f i'm
Senat Der Ser. Staaten bic 8emerFuno,
oaB Der Same Don Seinritb @IaD ouf
einem iecsn Sfsilsr pe5 &empsI5 Der Srei.
belt an9ef6rieben itebc.
@@in Wunn CAB ieinen SObus feIsenSe
pdteribe Grmobnun9.
Gjtfhtbk, ia, msin S'cbn,
sRuft tu rccbt flciif9 kfn,
Damt bu iisbit, rpit ouuml
Die gSdt rcn iG attprisn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

RS @enn elm &oufmann in Der Sur.
fst elmer eu9e iiberfibrt worbsn III, miro
ieln Sau5 i6war5 anssfribsn, unb mu6
einen 9anScn Nsonat lang 70 bLeibtn. Bdre
boIIelbe @sfee bier in 8roft 70 m6dte es
mun6en unferer Stdete Elm futsrss 1nIe.
BEN oeben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

@&art Der 3meite, S6nis BON Gns.
lano btrte ben beriibmtsn Srsi9siif SOffius
eini9e un9IaubIite dineiifde 9efdi6tsn
erSdbtsn uno faete Su feiuen nabsftebsnbsn
oOfeuten nDiefsr 9elebrte Sbeeloee 1T
Elm iOnosrbarer Mann. @r eIaubt QQss,
nur nidt bic Sibel
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-07

RS@in Mann, Namsns patrid CAT.
ta9ban, itarb neuIib i'm Neuporfer Stabts
polpltal am wiIcsn Ssusr, rpeI6es perurfa6t
wuroe ontb oa5 Sra9en zines sn9sn Stif'
tsIS'- Dies 1T cine @arnun9 fir QlIe. ffdb
DOR Dem Sra9en snser Stisfel uno S6ube
ju buten. sort Sbrs, Sbr Damen!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12

Total ttff p.ttt stiNnNll w
rhe great ncrsass N the amtrn, OF toll. received AZ
,bs collectors office In New orb IL caused By the iu-
In the sae ard tonnage Of the boats navigating
the Ehs Canal The capacity Of the canal l. suf.
tcient TO ALLOW boats 20 Eass such can navigate the
r,vprir ssfsy which trsnshipmeot Of property
~ loauy Troy, sad ,ns5.s boats 20 pas. direct
y through The g lls ~ ere pail 10 thi, city,
lstead ~ hsrg rSd here ofore at Albany or Troy
TIE sns gsmsnf 4 the Erie Canal T. still progressing
urae re wise policy enforced oy the nee constitu-
uon and s capacity will, By the resumption q nsvi.
CATION in 1891, b. double what n IL at present. Thi,
oil enable the canal ts the tariff o.
tois re liberal bssis. and attract an immenss
quantity % produce 20 this market which seeks
other channels transportation 10 tide wster u wil
be seen by the above tables that several important
changes have been mad. In the business Of the Erie
canal AZ the Western terminus. The returns from
Blsck Rock shoT falling 81 IN tolls. compared with
sit yer o. SEC s37 81 aud increase at Locsrort
o. tesss sc and At Buffalo 81 ssi s73 n. compa.
fscn Of the aggregate receipts all the State canals
daring TIE past year with that of the year previous
shows an incfesie in ls4e Il s16013 81 Under the
crcumstsrcss, this very favorable and gratifying
result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12

on FRIDAY January iith Il lsres typhoid. Jouv y
Hsrfuin. lttd ~ years
is fri,rds and scquatutsnee. snd those Of the ia.
uiN tfeelcr With zoe cs~Te n the let Regiment OF
New fcrk Nolunteera gespscinly invited 70 attend
lis iuheral hom tbs residence his father No 2lI
avn gttu street. On sunday 1Jih inst 81 o'claek
7 NJ his remains will 10 taken 90 Green rood Gene
tory fer iutoIUsnt
On udsy Afternoon. Ienuafy nth ELLrS, wife o.
John q Aia.a. 10 the b8i year OF her egs
Ihe friends Of The family respectfully invited to
e'erd The funeral from her lf'e rericrce 81 Frank.
fctt street Cr sunday Afternoon. AZ o'cieck
On FiidPy. JfuusrS IL at ~ o'clock ~ ALIcr, wife
OF Francis podd 10 The leth year a her are.
Her relatives and friends RESPECTFULLY fnvtei TO
attend her unefs from her late -esidepce 2s5 Bowery
90 Sunday afternoon at ocD-s without further la
vifafier
Depsrled TITS Ife on frjtr Jaruary 18th, 81 sick
nee iDcufrsd In Mexico, DIfa NEtrsua. % Company
b. New Ncrk Volunteers.
The friend. and uber- &C The View York voun-
tcefs invited 20 attend he funeral AZ ~ Mulberry
street from vherc, h VIII b. buried sunday asr
neon alta 2 81
in Halifax county Va. Tn. 10th December.
HrNhY WsnHrv. aged y years a. the same place on
the IN beremher At'xsNbfs WAnErv, (bfotNsr -
~ sicvs r-tf - .tafs d. .u li'.i. ron rr't0N
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ailf0ais SINCE Yesterday.
fIotxafoufc RuIro.If
Markets ELsEw,IEUE.


CAMnRIpcH GArrIE NARErr, Jan y AT market 4l0
cattle about 2l6 beeves AID 20J stores consisting OF
working oxen. cows ana caves yearngs. two years
old and three years old Prices Market bsef extra,
SO per cwt. fret qusiity s. 80; s-soad do - 70;
thifd dc. 81; otdirsry - SO IS 30 Stores Working
oxen. fsT. s5T sos, Si3 $50 Ssb Cows and cslve.,
SIC $40, s24 y S1s N.atliugs 50 40, 50 $40. Two
ysars old. $40, S12 SIS So Three years old, sli,
sl6 $40 a $40. Sheep aud lanbs-i .62B a. market;
nearly all sold Prize txtrs ~ So -. By lot ~,
81 80, 81 IS, 81 70 ~ S~iue-sHc 90; retail,
&c. o Co.
BRIGHToS MANKrr, Jan 10 - ~ market during the
week inclUd ne thcsr l-f week CSC beet cat
tie 100 stores 2ls1 sheep ana loo ssins Beef cattle
A few extra 50 25 nrt quality IS SO IS rs; second
quality 81 90 So third quaty - So SsaresPriesc
yearlins 81 80; two ysAfs od h~ii.rs aud steers
sl2 q s1T; three years cd si6 q s2f. according TO
quality. sbeep-Pices - 81, 81 - % 81 81 81 so,
and SO as In sze and fairness >.or--rricrs: ct re-
tail SC acc
Nav BEnronp Ont MAEErr Jan. spsrm-Ths
market continues very firm 18th demand fally equal
TO the supply and prics. have further advanced The
eeles, ince our last embrace cargo ~ $50 bills
derstood 70 b. AZ upwsad. Ot Use per gallon and yes
tetday, parcel 81 400 bbs ,fuppues ~ ll9S Whale
-l- more quiet ard have orly % report al. Of
zoo bbls handsome y. W Coast. at ise Wbsisbooe
We hear Of no trtnsactons ~ this market In rsw
lork..sslez we're made New Bedford account, Of
l0co0 lbs y w Coast a. 3je aud 700 los Polar, at
3.c, cash
ISroEr.TioSs oT syrRs Avn AR OFT .sp WHALE
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BALLS,
RAILROAD.

HUDSON RIyLR RAILROAD NEW YORK And Al
ttny L. g. Mail LHc.Arrsnremcnt revised Jan ilth
y Tour Daily Trains each way, sunday .sseptsd %.
iuT North leave New icrk ~ A NJ, for WAY Ma u aud
Passengers for AL regular Way Stations A24P ,Ae-
eomnocston Trim. ;or frch. tnd PAsssnssr 70 al
ishsd Way Stations. AZ p NJ foi rhr0ush Mai and
ias,sntsr ier Gsfrscns Cold sFrng fshtit New Ham.
lurTh snd foufhkeepsie Passengers for Low Poitt
hcD Terry. vh- leave New lorE IN this Trar.
81 Peehfti hs FIesht Tram. when Will s'op
psees. AZ - Y N, fer Pa1scrgers 10 Fecksk and all
gstlh. intermediate Way stations Going South, leave
Pecan attA NJ, for Wav IAfseurrs Leave Paurh-
ts established Way sta1ns At7s A. ~ Tor rreisht and
PaneurerA A. a4 A. ", for 1hruuEh Mails and Pssse.-
gsrt Tor New Htmburgh fishk Cola Spring. Garrsous
leekti ~ sing Sing. Tarytovn Dobbf Ferry, and Nonhss
fafunfers viii Promote their By taking
fens IN the artei fr their respective stations the
cars % Trains viii BE left ~ WAY Stations g1ing North
ersosces n tie Company are established Passengers will
procure rchet before taking seats Ia the Passengers
of Way SatiCna who have baggage will al b. admitted
W. c. YOUNG. Chief Easineer
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CorFhE.-Tbe hrmnes5 10 the market continues, with
fair business Rio 10 quotea at lii lie, and st.
Domingo at f9ic a Toe
FIsH-rsere is no change 70 notice, and the demand
Is but moderate
knulr The sslss embrace 60 sbls Havana orange.
at 50 80 and the balance Ut the cargo OF Messna
oranges ana lemsns, offered b. auction yesterday
terms we did not learn.
FRrIGHrs-Ihe detention II ths foreign news, with
the late numerous arrivals fram foreign parts, had
tendency to check .ngsg"msncs while rates both to
Liverpool and London rema,o ed noniualy the same.
HAy-Tbe demand CONT surd good Tor shipment,
with sales OF 600 bales North st soc TO 02Ikc
lRos. = A sale OF 90 tons Coitness pig was made at
S2l, cash
LINE The market was shade better, with sales OF
600 bbls. Cbomaston AZ e5c for common and 81 10
81 ~ for lump
MoLAss.s- New crop New Orleans continues stiff at
26ac, with sales OF 500 bbis Od molsssss IL dull.
About coo bills changed hands A. $40 a 3&c cash.
OILs buyers OF nseed have mad to pay Sic to- day.
the sales reaching ooo gallons Quotations have an
upward tendency.
PRovIs,oNs-pork-s Sales OF $50 bols mess were made
at $40 62 $40 10; and loo bois old thin pr-
vate bargain Old prime oontn ued nominal and dull
IS 37Ie IS SO lot Of l5O bbls prime sold pr
vate terms Beef-The market for this article was
dull and SO for prime ana s. Oh rs rs for (coan
try, and prime mess ut SIS 10 $40 Beef hams con-
tiuued dun bur firm, at sl3 si3 % Lard was In
good demand for export. About 400 bbls Oh sold at
GO q 2sc and 900 hegs ut GAc a6hc. Butter and
cheese exhibited variation from yesterdays quota
tions.
RIcE WAS In steady demand at previous rates.
SUsARs-ln bcgsheaos, We couia hear OF no opera
tons. There was some movement In Manila Tor
fning, but the palticuiars we're kept private.
SIETPsHiNs "A parcel a As bales changed hands, on
terms not made public.
h. fat.n al fhn
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cry TRADE REPORT.

FsfnAf Jan 1i-6PM
violent rain storm set In early In the forenoon.
which prevailed nearly all dsy and which checked all
outdoor usnssctions Merchants In many ca.es
also waiting the receipt q the Csnadas news. a.
we'll 81 mall sdtices over due from California and
were not toered % operate freely Cotton formsd an
exception 70 the lsbguor In other articles and the
market continued % he highly exetes bv speculative
ieug SALES we've larger then usual and the market
elofeo 9th an upward tendency In prices Flour com
Trhitg ills state sni Jansdian brands. VS. dnlI
vhHs 6Nuthern. be'ir IN lirht supply. fsn -
v ltat vas iFa CD corr "a. flarst sea E..I. n.r
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n =,
and Of attorney thereto annexed, will expose
20 sale at public suction Monday the h of January
1850 Mt ten o'clock In the forenoon at the Asor Place Opera
lowing list OF scenery properties he, 2c.:Ernan noun
tain bore er to match ned chamber and backing
four borders. ErDani garden Venetian moonlight,
street banquet arches with curtains landscape plain
ber Lucia moonlight border prison arch aud backing,
oase back Gothic chamber and u minated palace
oemeery and arch solitary half drop court yard Lom
bafdi mountain, harem cavern glory backing tent aad
curtains view Of Babylon temple Turkish palace Of
river Jordan Mountain. Ernani red chamber
Nenet moonlgbt streets, moonghs castle, yard
mountain harem BABYLON Temple Turkish palace. ium
mated palace Set TO rock pieces. small
turn set pieces for high Of set
Ensn pavilion garden steps large platforms, small plat
forms large ressels small retses steps, Of
case pieces statues Ct steps and castings set palace
Illuminated root and columns match, of waters
eopdoa chandelier larse set house, Boa funta
OF moonlight pieces email tomb, painted lamp box
star lights lamps Of pieces piece i've
feet hRh: low small return piece, and
curn set house. return pieces for SETS
water wheel drums working water foreground
pieces pieces illuminated palace large steps,
" inch truss set tomb practicable we'll curb "a feet high
fence row Of mountain pieces Lanbs-d high rock peces
rss ret chapel seps tresses rstcrms cloud piece high
ttsmpe) Of set pieces tBRbyol thun-
der crssh Traces and iron high Of
piece tPetsPcs large bill OF blue ohneys
set OF white chmpeys low tress moonlight piece
tcahie is inch steps 3cet steps feet steps rspe Wheels
blocks, 4 c., c., and lot of unfinished scenery.
FkEDk. l.. NCLTE Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated New York, January I, $50.
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showed no change New pork arrived freely and tho
market WAS un..ttled Lard was firm. Other provi
sions remained about the same The irciernsncy Of
the weather checked nearly AL In grocs-
ries, while prices remained steady.
AsHrs--rhe market wss duth but firm; prices con-
tinued steady At Sc so Sc 20 for old aud new at IS
e2k for pots, and pearls az So 12K Is.
Bnr.psTUFrs-Fi osr his days business does not
exceed 1900 bbls. Including dbe at 81 so 81 S7lS
common ana straight State n So SIS 121S; Michigan
So 20 a IS so; pure Gsnesee SIS so SIS 62X. OF the
sales 500 bbls Canadisp at 81 u.s. Southern
Flour was in fair d-msnd and firm, with sales of 100
bhls at So "a So syn for mixed TO good straight
brands. ana So 80 for extra G-orgetogn. Rye -Four
was quiet az 70 "a So Co-n Heai firm with sales
OF 100 bbls. Jersey ~ 81 ~ SO. Vheqt-The
very unpl"assnt weather winch continued through
cut TIE day prevented all op- ations Rye very
quiet az ole Bptfy was D0niuai aud wanted, at Ole.
y 90. oats Were In good d.nand a. 80: a SIC for
southern SIC a 4lc Ton Jersey and 42c. 45c. for
northern Corn was ttsadN aud plenty; the stock
on CD vas reduced To 100 COZ be the faes reached
2boO bushels ola western lxed ia store small
lots OF Jersey tne") ~ tle ana . 900 bu.hsls new
southern mixed, toailise TO plete cargo At so
old fiat and round yellow hed at oglc a CSC re-
spectiyely
toTToN The salss to-day. reported on ,Cbanee
were eco balss, chiefly "a ia could learn 10
spectators. moderate 4antity taken by ma
nuiacturers. the majority oi wnon hut lightly
stocked Prices we'll sustsi ped in fact shade
quotations 10 some in-tances paid to
tempt the sellers. The mstk-t ed with a buoyant
feeling. We continue our former hgures:-
La A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12

THr GHrAr GsiNEs tssr Nav OrtrANs The
Circuit court met yesterday, Judges Mckinley aad
Nc ssh present The case % Mrs. Gaines cam@ up.
ard pfpmir afy question 60 the necessity u
mailing cut 81 th- state parties 20 the SUIT
Thi- qutsiion discussed BY the attorneys aud
taken ur0sr confederation ~ the court which vtl
give It's decision next "wednesday. The court viii
also decide that day when the case viii be fixed for
trial On ~ merit. Mr. Duncan tor the d,fsndants,
stated that the re~rd not printed VI had already
reached 40 pages Judge BE inlsy slated that ne
desired the lawyers w this 10 prepare brief. for
the trial rsguefted that they would note psrtieu
LARRY those points which had u1t been oeciaed IN The
csfe 81 Ga fattsr.on Ihis intination was
fidefed favorable indication Tor the psintit ~
L. raid that Judge kiblsy % ,'rnuay iaclinei IN
favor - tie yaituhs Gaze aud rat bis aPE arance
here At THE time. ~-n his presrnce - 20 nuse needed
81 Nasbif gtru. attf fou th@ deep interest NJ feels
IN hf std tis detirs o. fng u % ciDse The
judges atssfsa ffuu gt0n ha been pr0 active
Of sfitue inctuvtustce 81 preventing the decisun ~
o mot imp fftant questiop ia which he S1preme
Bench IL equally divided - " Orisons Ptcagune. JIn 0
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mnsbed and there are Indications Of change for
the better II is impression that the money market
will steadily tighten during the next sixty days From
the appearance Of the msnests Of the packet ships
which have arrived this week, should judge that
the importations for the spring had commenced in
good The mpossibiity Of getting up specu-
lsstvs movement in fancy stocks, with the present
abundance of money Is the best evidence In the world
Of the utter worshesness of these securities the
best baroms public mind in relation to them.
The Greenwich Savings Bank has declared the usual
dividend of six per cent.
Tho New Jersey Railroad and ansportaton CON-
pany have declared semi annual dividend Of four per
cent.
The Auburn and Rochester Railroad have declared
dividend of six per cent for the past six months
The Connecticut River Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend OF three per cent
The final instament of l2sl cents the certificates
and claims against the Bank of New Brunswick, will
be paid on demand at the Office of the Secretary
Ira c. Voorhees,, Esq
The finances of New Jersey appear to be in healthy
condition as exhibited by the message OF the governor
The receipts the year ending January LIST, 1850,
sl365l3, 35 expenditures Sl26552 70; leaving
balance ia the Treasury Of 50 96l 20.
The Virginia House CT Delegates has, by vote of So
10 as, rejected the report Of the Bank Committee
against the issue Of the small notes By the banks Of
that State.
During the year ls4o the number of vessels arriving
ct Philadelphia GAL as folows-ships, no. banks
l6l; brgs, 26l; schooners, los; aud soop. The
number Of eesrsuces 5si, follows:-ships, SIS;
barks, ISL briggs 22s; schooners, 100; and soop
This statement includes the foreign trade together
with the trade of New Orleans and the vessels that
have sailed for the Pacific. The number aud class Of
vessels arrived from and cleared to New Orleans dur
ing the year ls49. were us annexed
ARRIVED.
s;,s'' n; % 1: 6 s'1''' T 81
CLEARED.
S f. nc 3! H1 1s s's,'' T S
that port to California during the same time
Ships. Barks. Brgs. Schrs. Total
IL 80
The arrivals at Portland Maine from foreign ports
for the year 1S4S, amounted to Al 1855 tons. For the
fret three quarters Of is49 460o Cearanoes for 1s4s
1850 Cearances for three quarters Of 1s49, 52177
The value Of the goods imported for 1S4s from foreign
ports SOLO O46 for first three quarters Of 1s4s,
$42e3O2 The value Of the goods exported for ls4s,
was 1928 23s; for the first three quarters Of 1s49
SAB $50.
The annexed statement, compiled by the Albany
Argus, from returns made to the Canal Department
exhibits the aggregate amount received from tolls fines
penalties at each collectors Office the several canals
this State during the years lS4S and lS4o and the
increase and decrease at each office.
NEw YonK STATE CAsALs-AMoUNr OF TOLLS
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTION hOTlCE.-hOTEL FURNITURE, (HoUSE'S
IA Hotel) Monday, Nth January, and Wednesday 10th
January ten o'clock at 92 and 70 Liberty
Temple street. the entire Furniture contained in said Hotel
consisting OF uftedfeat SOFAS mahogany chairs rockers
dvans otomArs looking glasses curtains marbe ash
stands tables, mante ornamens Brussels three
ply and ingram carpets oil cloths and maple bed
ttoad feather beds pillows aud bedding; 10 curled hair
mattresses paase painted wahsands and crockery tot
let tables mahogany dressing maple chairs window
shades Rel also the silver German and plated
Knives and forks dinner and crockery office
furniture together with the kitchen utensils. with
which the sale will commences; also large mahogany
tension dining table, 500 IN order and will
seat hundred also large lot Of partitions
DOORS lochs &c sale positive. Terms cash. in bankabe
money. Catalogues on Saturday.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer,
No. z New
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ON the 10th January, 1850 by the Rev. Levi rsrme-
Jy, Mr. Nns0S ID. hoUNsss. youngest sou q Ezekiel
y oumans o. Miss ttHrt fhtrtfs LttHam only dsuyh-
ter ~ James 81 Latham al NJ New York city.
Eastern pspers please cory
At NegHrk. y J.. IN Wednesday. January 9th. hy
the Rev John Henry Hetert. CHsuLrs y. Bees. IT, 70
kLfrArrfH. eldest daughter 81 Edmund Charles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12
Our Baltimore correspondence.
BALrrNoRs, Jan. IL, 1850

BALTIMORE, Jan. II, 1901
Election IF United States Success Of the Court
House Clique TIC Too Ncrf Mor,s- Regard for Sue
cess Gubonotcriei sgusttLs-Ihmsayian refugees
Tie Markets. Sc.
Thomas q. Pratt has been selected to represent
Maryland In the United States Senate for eight years
to come with apparently little opposition In the
L'eislature although his election opposed by
dths Of the whs voters Of the State whilst 1t wa, also
ten times msre bitter pill to the democrats. The
whole thing managed by the court house
clique" Of this city, who though not numbering one
hundred men. rule the whole State with rod OF iron
They elected H.vsrdy johnson TO the senate by the
same power, and afterwards made him member OF the
Cabinet, ana through him fecued to their fsyortes
all the Offices under the general government. This
clique H. also opposed to conventional reform and
although majority Of the Legislature at present
the power and influence 81 the elI9,,.i c,icnIs,ss
for n moment that the bill calling O convention
viii be adopted. they are already at work. like old
measure qusnetng among thsnfelves by which
means they cscuists with certainty defeating TIE
bin Nr tGntn 81 AnIe arubcel ]. their ~ire- ror,er
IN me oue and his reEtrl & 90 be the a. District
Attorne ship which 4. tti ia tue hands Of Mr. Mar.
thtl, btViher OF Tom Nsr.Lall Of kentucky aud
OF Jthn Tyler. appointments
The next fqusbbie among the parties will he for Go
v'inor and the proba iity g. that the democrats e
Isve The pleasSfe OF slsctng successor 70 Governor
III, mas.
The Senatorial aihcul,y will cause much 81 feeling
IN all t,ct.rs th' STATE among tnt Wigs, which viii
hardly b. ssied ~ nrxi taii
The hungarian refugee expected here to-dsy.
aud not the hrst sign Of prspars, has YET b-sn maize
IN tbs German cy 20 receive them unless % s By Mr..
Bsfruu Who has o. d. the hoDofs q The cifyas TIE
ciJ Hotel on all ,cca.cD.. sD1 ~ h. ON - pense
10 Wc Sour market yseifg, here vas ltile b9'rg
dgtF hoiders unvirF 90 eel 20 rmer Trirs.
rally hodrp outfr - a. uowafa and city
hlA The MY sale tiuce 2 tray hat heat n.
So ~.
1hc following were TIC sas a. fc s,lct board yestsriay
$50 iy o. fs Gh ioshares Banh q Baitmste, gA 70
d. Ma iIe Bank - o. 60 bait tnd Rail
tuao, 20 o. DO han OHIO Railroad 11 ~ do 20.
5Ojsi ~ Go. do. tt'.; o. a.. 49,. time. 81.