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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

--EY MoRsks LINE-oPFIcE 10 WALL STREET
BUFFALO, A. Mt rsined all day yesterday; this
morning foggy and unpleasant light wind from the
east; barometer ~; mercury 56i Thermometer 40 Q
p. M.--wsather foggy ana rainy; light wind from
the east thermometer III mercury Ia barometer IS;
ROCHESTER, ga. Me com msnced raj ming about IL
A. yestsrday, ana ceased about P. NJ this morn.
ing cloudy; wind southeas.; Thermometer AZ eP NJ.
"A very dark cloudy day, though We have had no
Storm ume THE evening. wind ,ast thermometer 3S.
SYRACUSE, A. N A-Rained all day yesterday quite
Thermometer 40 9P.M been showing most all dsy;
dark and cloudy evening" wind east; Thermometer 90
.0swhGo, "a M.--Dark rainy morning; wind south;
Thermometer 80; barometer Is. oba. p. M.-Dark
UNPLEASANT evening" Wind southeast, sao~ed little
appearance Of more thermometer 81 b1romsterzy 722
Urea, "a. M.-very pleasan NJ morning; about tvo
3ti barometer 20 40. or M.--stormy day; snowins
quite fast this evening; wind east thSrnometer 35,
barometer ~ $50.
ALpAsy, "a M About four inches OF snow fell last
night. and still showing wind northwest barometer
~ sl9 mercury CO., thermometer %. 9P MI has
snowed part Of the day cloudy di.sseeable evening
80; barometer 20 $40; mercury 10
Troy, "a, NJ SNOW fell last night 70 about the
IL falls; therm omster IS; wind northwest
AUBURN, r M--sLosing very fast wind south.
tart; Thermometer 30
QUEHEc, . A. N M--Thernomtter IS, barometer - rs,
Geld wind from the east very clear
MONTREAL. pa -Fias morning, Thermometers 2Di
tyometer 29e so.
cos,S.aL, a N M--oiOOdy With appearance Of
BRooKuLLE, . A. M.--snowing; ~iud east; tkesmo.
meter 80
Riscsros, "a. M.--RAining, wind southeast ther.
mometer 81.
Posr HorE, Q A. M.--cloudy ami raining; wind
southeast; Thermometer 81.
IS; wind east.
BunIlse1os, A. M,-cloudyi wind south; th.rmo.
meter a.
warrraALL, "a. NJ. Cloudy; wind north; thetmo-
meter 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18
Court of General Sessions
Before Judge Bebet, and Aldermen Oakley and chap


Masses T.--aioher PoHponeaaent n the Trai n r,aa
y. Js,ced, changed wiA ne Rsre " MIs Lsbt1sa
Gou ga. This case having BEEN adjourned tlil 70.
day the court room ana galleries we're Gro Edsd 70
ovtrfosing scm. time before the court was opened
The friends Of the parties 10th sia,s naerous
aud besides hundreds are called toysther By the pros
va. organized, Juds. B,bse real letter from the
juryman, Mr.. Molsr, on whose account the trial
postponed last week. The letter informed toe Court
that Mr MoIlers father died this morning the jury
would not, therefore, b. able to attend untu
Tbur,dsy ne.t Another Of the Jurors has also a,t
morning Counsel for the prosecution and the defence
here consuted With essh other and consented 70 let
the case stand over till Thurdsy next The Court
quiesced In this arrangement aud ordessd
stand OF till Thursday, vhen the Jury not all
ready TO 60 on the def nee sgrse that aEor, ,ha
be called TO replace those who are absent the test
mony already taken TO be read 10 such Jorors and
thus proceed with the trial
Brows youpg lady With black eyes black curly hair
and skin r-ary a. black either placed st the
hank bills. from Alexander Stuart . simple Irisn tad
about % years Of The complainant start stated
that he was jspanner BY trade, and worked In sixty
nfs. street that Sunday the l6th OF Fsb last h
vent witha iend 10 Brooklyn where hs visited several
public houses, and drank beer AZ each At evening
bis MEND left him and stuart .tar,ed for home by
means er other he soon found himsef In Anthony
street, the Five Points, vhsre the dark nyn ph
on trial me. him and used bsndi.hments 80 success.
siy a. 20 ,nayce him 10 accompspy bsr 10 n.r .nsrt
ments. Here all zen, on ohsrmipeiy for time hut
all Of sudden Alexander felt the hand OF the alec.
tionats Lavinia in his pantaioons pocket, and in
instant his sheepskin valet aud ais $40 In bank
bills we're transferred from bis possession 70 hers.
Not content TO lose hi. money etssrt objected in loud
terms TO the transfer; bat Miss Lavinis made more
peise than hs could aud became perfectly Indignant
At being accused Of thsft The yousg sdssnturer,
therefore had resources left but the police he
called on ofBcer Roger Judge. who was ~ hand
and Who took the accussd into custody. The money
was found her person, In the wallet, just AZ
described by the complainant NO defence vas offered
and the jury returned = verdict Of Ruty The Court
sentenced the prisoner 70 the ssts prison fct three
nad M onth
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BILL.
MI UNDERwooD moved that the vote taken on the
Pilot bill be reconsidered.
Mr.. TuTHILL moved to lay the motion the table


Mr.. USDERwooD moved that the vote taken on the
Pilot bill be reconsidcred.
Mr.. TurHILL moved tolsyths motion on the table
Lost.
Mr. TurHrLL advocated the reoonsider alton OF tho
bill It was intended to establish . monopoly, and be.
nsht the pilots Of New York ct the ol the pso
pie OF Suffolk county, who engaged In the coast
ing trade. The bill provides that any vessel being
asksd whether they desire pilot after they shall have
crossed the bar shall be liable to halt potsGe 1t is
very Objectionable bill in al Its features end shoul
not be psssed by the Legislature.
Mr. II. j. ALLEN asserted that the bill did not esta-
blish monopoly, nor wouldn't operate against the
people Of Suffolk The fact Of the matter Is that there
are no vessels. excepting few whalers $50 tons
burthen. which under the provisions Of this law
committee to report complete was carried, and the
motion to refer was lost
A recess was then taken.
Upon re assembling Mr.. w y. RUSSELL had consent
TO report, complete the bill relative to the Susque-
hanna Rolling Dam MIL.
cAyUGA MARSHES
Mr.. BoLTeM gave notice of bill for draining the
Cayugs Marches.
TREASURER FULTON COUNTY.
Mr.. STEWART introduced o bill In reference to the
treasurer Of Fulton county
Mr. w. y. Russell reported, complete, the bill In
relation to plank road in Kingston
soDus
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
Mr. HATcH occupied the attention Of the committee
n discussing the bill and without any question be
ing taken, progress reported, and the House sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

BUFFALO, March IT, 1851.
The steamer Saratoga is now about mile
from the lighthouse, and may get into the creek
before night She landed her passengers yesterday,
eight miles from this city the Canadian side. We
have had, since yesterday morning, warm rainy
weather, with . steady breeze from tho east. The
ofnng will be cleared OF Zoe soon II it oontinuss
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M.smf--ees' -, ~ Pss.rsn .. Amos
.9len.-This is an action o. replsvin, % test the
title oi the rsrtie. TO certain goods, which
the plaintiffs sold defendant The rlantiHs al
iese thst from the month OF January, 1850 to
the month Of February, In the same year, they
cold def ndsnt three bills Of yoods, the amount
OF which vas S2 700; that the agreement VAS to give
business paper for the same that ths goods de-
hver.d but ne iefsn dsnt declined to Awe the paper
they reoDirfd That che Third February, two days
after the tsst ssle was made h. tailed, and then
offered 20 pay them twenty ~sats on the dollar In
oseh o. twenty 20 cents With Eis notes secu
rity. Plsptid theni issusd rsplevip and took such
psrs Of tnS goods we're m iispo Of Defendant
hsn gave bons 70 the sheriff spd hsd ths goods re-
turned 10 him. AIourosd
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Conn terfetters.

Urea, March IT, 1851.
The court sitting In this city have found three bills of
indictment against Harvey NJ Miller, formerly bar
keeper at the Utica Central Hotel for passing So coun
terfeit bills on the Phenix Bank Of New York. The
officers have received information which will lead to
the arrest OF Q gang OF counterf.itsrs
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ALBANY, Mkr0n II, I6OI.
An effort will be made to. morrow, In the 5enate to
suspend the joint rules to into election Of
United States Senator. The objections OF Mr.. Owens
prevented 1t to day. Mr.. Beekmsn does not yield.
1t 10 now confidently asserted that Mr sohoonmaksr
will resign his seat in the Senate in the Of ths
week
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Grisch was knocked down by the horsss
fortunately he was not so much injured ss might bo
expected He was conveyed TO the drug st0re oorusr
OF Mulberry and Brooms streets, and thsses to his
to the driver as he made every effort to stop ths
USKSowN MAN DsowsEp.-Coronsr Gser held sn IN
quest yesterday, at pier No Nsrth river ON tho
body Of Al unknown man, found drowned, noating In
the river. The deceased was about i've feet ssvsn
inches In height, wearing . striped hickory shirt,
white under shirt thin drawers striped psnts and lsne
boots. The deceased had dark hair. with Brow
whiskers all around the chin. The body appears
to have been in the water about . month. Verdict,
death by drowning.
Aocrprsr-LEc BsoxEs.-At half past O'Clock ON
sunday afternoon John Garyin had his leg broken ~
the falling Of plank in front of Nblos g. in Broad
way. lie was taken to the city Hospital.
fouNDliSs-Atll O'Clock, on Sunday night, Q child.
soout . week old. was found On the stoop of house
northeast corner OF Seventeenth street and Ssvsuth
Nsrville. =
DEAs BoDr or AN INFANT FouND.-The dead body a
an infant was found In lot near the Free Aosdemy
at clock Monday morning and was brought to the
station house by the Eighteenth ward police.
MALE TNrASr.-Ofncer Long brought to the Seven
teentb ward station house, yesterday merning, Ct
halt past twelve o'clock male infant, which he found
In the srea Of house No. 1856 Second avenue.
6roRE DWELLING HOUSE DooRs LEFT 0rEs Tho
police OF the Second ward report that the utmss
essness prevails in regard to the securing OF dwelling
houses and stores st night thereby Offering the
strongest ptAtion to thieves There s not night
that the police do not hnd them open.
VAuLTGaArEs LEFT OrEN The grstings of vaults are
le open In the city thereby endangsring
ine and limb, The police ought to report them.
FAT BuLLocKs AsrRY.-Two fine fat bullooks were
feund astray in Delaney street, on Sunday night,
Flynn Of the Thirteenth ward They were sent to the
pound.
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Ats,sr, March II, 1851
rHr MILITIA nIIt.
The militia bill passed BY the Senate, report.
Cd on fs'or.siy' x,o,,
resolution vas introduced, presenting the library
With copy Of the Natural History OF Now York.
NILS ras.rp.
Extending the time for supervisors In Brooklyn to
issu. warrants the collection OF taxes general ap
propristion bill, ~ reported by Committee ways
and Means
RterST OF UNIVERSITY.
The House agreed TO elest Regent OF the Universi
The following petitions we're presented, VIZ: For
an investigation Of the German Association. OF ciu
zens ofNew York against conferrins any power upon
any hrms In Nev York To erect wooden building
within the are limits Of the Sixteenth yard. For
the survey Of . certain portion of the proposed
national railway Five petitions from sundry citrsn
Of the town Of co'hocton for appropriation to
prosecute certain suits; OF citizens OF ithaca for the
usual appropriation to Geneva College; Of citizens
New York against the continuation OF the New York
and Eris Railroad through Ne. Jersey, snd inhsb
tants Ct Albany In relation 10 the validity Of the
titles
The COMMITTEES Cities and villages reported
sby on the bill TO amend the charter Incorporating
he village Of osdepsburg. rhe same Committee re-
ported the bin amending the charter Of the city Of
Mr. wHssLxs, from the COMMITTEES on way. and
Means. reported bill mskisg the usual sppropria-
tions for the year 1851.
Mr. rovrssrp, from the Judiciary Committee. re-.
ported bill Tor the relief OF Philip = Bon, ,tul, OF
New York also, adversely TO the bill rspearg the
act relating 20 the publication Of the reports Of the
court Of appeal
ported the asnate bill with amendments. relative
the eprolment Of the mnits, and exemption secured
By doing service Three times the usual number of
copies OF the bill vas order "a to be printed.
The Jtist Library Committee reported bill pre-
sentipg to the Executive mtnsion, At Washingtop,
cepy Of the national history Of the state The CON
ittse on Way. and Mean. reported fstnrshly 70 the
hi for the relief of the free library OF mechanics IN
New York
Mr.. vsasv,,, from the Railroad COMMITTEES reported
adversely 10 the survey Of the proposed national
MIRA A. raoarsoS enqursi OF the chairman of the
Judiciary Com mittes when he ixnt err sct report
from his com nj ittee on ths various Union aud com
promise measures referred tc tbem for con.ldt-.
alton.
MIR TowvsF~p replied that no prssurasd they would
be reportsd To the House in order that they m xaf
anon them, before adjournment
atals oRpxREp no A 1HIRu READING.
The following bills were reported complets gad or
erred 10 a third rssding
A bill for the relief of Elihu q Wright
A bnI 10 ireorpcrste the Yonkers ferry oompsny
b 20 provide for the collection of certain unpaid
and psrqu,sitss OF ccun'y judges
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PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1851.
The bark St. James, johnson, arrived here this
morning with sdvioes from Rio to the 2stn January
Her news Is unim portant and the market, for coffee
hides, and breadstufs, had undergone no essential
change 0ur advicee previously received to the
End ult Ed HERAIp1
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CHAPLEsros, March 15, 1851.
Our cotton market was very quiet yesterday ths
,ales beipg limited 90 tto bales: and prcss hanging
fro IN Ir
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TNr F3rs.OCrlAr sroRs The slgtncctlal aerm
has been raging for tb. last tro ssys and nwots
the prs-.rt year Thsr, snor, ssst rain, and
heavy gal. from toe eastward. The vefnsl equinox,
tCr sQUa 6ay and night tskss place On FRIDAY ana
the present weather = IL. usual precursor. some
times the gales foior TIE sIuinoz-ths tine they
have gone before.
TttF Oh G.as o. Dsorrsp Pocsst-eocks RssIvrp.
-iester5ay grepnhcrn, originally rom ireland but
recently arrived here rem Csna1a Intelligent look
ing nsn o. about Is yesrs Of age, Eamet Thom.
Ewen made complaint 1T tie chiefs once. q be
ing swnalsa un6e the following circumstances, but
he could neither describe tn. street where the occur
fsnos toox place nor til the names of tho parties
Who rlunder.d hna u He wsi vslsing ng through
tns streets when person walking in the sane drec.
trr uith nim said that fellow has got your pocket.
book that y0u have d,opped-vhr don't you get u
from him MIwen replied. that Il vas not his.
The Other said after bin TIL zee how much
be has got They then wsnt W to The msn who was
supposed 70 have found The POCKET book sud he three
vent into Ofee togetasr rhen the pocket book was
exhibited containing notes 10 the apparent vans "
cone hundreds - dtiars II vas then proposed thst
M'Even thcrl1 tsks the pocket book ana sfvertiss
rr the owner srd kive the man vbo founs ~ Who =.
pfsfsutsd bimesif - very poor euu O w " -
/ charged Of course 70 the ow1ef MEwen was vsfdsn.
snuuga consent to this arrsnreme ano toe Iesuss
was that be svindlea II $40 tcr the notss ~
tn poe = et book we're rot worth ceot
Taf Noes aucuoss The baaners o. the police 80
rearing Asay tausaersbls busnsfs rom ne x mo-
aucti n but son stranger are 10 iniAtuatea tns
they rpfh into The snare - fgits 81 eNexy Nsnnins
| Vol fsw 80 lad ts believe gAat the police are %
tere at all rut The agents Of some rivsi eFtsbNea
meats apd that their mot ars 10 Driveway peopl
'rcn pn other auctions 20 their own
pArasAD fcoipssf About Ax o'clock on snads
tvepina ~ oae o tbe tts1lem cars vas turning ini
csDus etysst frsn Dreone, soy nsnsa eesfl
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
Patent NEilk.

A very valuable discovery has recent
Iy been patented by a French gentleman.
The discovery relates to the preservation
of milk for an indefinite period of time.
This discovery found place in the Crys-
tai Palace during the Exhibition; but
appears to have escaped the observation
of the jury. The milk tablets can be
grated into fine powder and when put
into tea they will Immediately dissolve
without leaving any sediment whatever
behind, while the milk itself not only re-
tains its full favor, but also It's nutritious
qualities. For long sea voyages its util-
ity is obvious.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
EEoyer,s Yrisine Enk

1--WE are opposed TO all kinds OF Putting, :
10 the fgurative sense ofthe term. Whether
Ia the notice of book, or anything else. we
have repugnance to give 1t fulsome adu-
lation, or to recommend il in any way at all,
unless we honestly belieye il WORTHY of favor,
"We have again furnished ourselves with
a keg of Hoeer's Black Writing Ink, and when
we say that this is not The first or the second
keg that has been procured from Mr.. Hover.
the article may be considered endorsed GOOD
by rs, otherwise we should not have contln-
ned its use for these six or seven years past.
Others may have their preferences in favor
OF different manufactures, and we are quite
willing that they enjoy those preferences
tsave and except those of our correspondents,
who sometimes impose that l0athsome RIue
stuff epon us, which, is not fit 10 be used):
Tor our o@n part, we continue ihe maAufac-
ture Of Mr.. Hover whose ink is noi only
clear and black, but dnes not clog and con.
giomerats our pen, as s0uRe otherwise coed
inks do. "--Geyman Reformed Messenger,
CAan6ersdnFg, Pa
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
Congrcss.

The thirty y-second Congress opened its
first session on the 1st instant. There
was full attendance in the Senate Cham
Der at II o'clock Nj. on that day when
the Senators were called to order by Mr..
King, of Alabama.-A prayer was then de-
livered by the Rev. Mr.. Butler.
The House met at - o'clock, when the
Clerk called the roll, 219 members an
swearing to their names.
This being new Congress, it was ne
cessary to elect Speaker of the House.
LINN RoYD, (Democrat,) of Kentucky,
was elected on first ballot by majority
of twenty-four over all others. JOHN
W. FoRNEY, of the Pennsy5runlan, was
elected Clerk by a handsome majority
In the Senate, notice was given of q num-
Der ofBills, among them one to establish a
National Railroad from the Mississippi
to the Pacific; one to reduce postage on
newspapers and provide for a regular,
uniform rate of postage one to establish
line of Ocean Steamers from San Fran
cisco to China, by waysof the Sandwich
Islands. joint resolution of both Hou-
ses, offered by Mr.. Foote, rendering to
Kossuth the hospitality and protection of
the Nation, caused a lengthy discussion.
Messrs. Foote, Hale, Cass, and Under
wood we're the principal speakers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
100000 BRICK

Just burnt and for sale by the subscriber
These brick are OF large size and of su-
perior quality. and will be sold as low and
lower. according to quality, than any other
brick in the County. A portion Of them are
pressed or front, and cornice Brick Of differ.
ent kinds Said Brick are composed of ma
telial that will stand the fire with mpunity,
,hus answering for the purpose Of building
bake-oyens. &c, all Of which will be retailed
al the following rates:
Pressed or front brick at 81 so per hundred
Best common hard brick 30 do do
Best salmon do rs do do
Best soft do so do do
FilIing-i brick 25 do do
N BAH kinds Of grain, at the highest
market price, taken in exchange for Brick.
and Cash rot refused.
WILLIAM S. WINTEMUTE.
Strnudshurg. November 90, 1851.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
ESr. v. vi. SyyaYze,
S URG EON DENTIST,
E0StOn, Ia.

A@etoCD|t3 L TO-
Respectfully offers his professional servi-
ces to the public. Having studied and prac-
ticed with DR.. Crane, Of Iaston, for three
years. and having spent three winters in the
Baltimore College OF Dental Surgery, 1.-TWO
OF which we're after he graduated) and from
the experience Of eight years practice, he
hopes TO merit the confidence OF all, and re-.
celye liberal share Of the public patronage
Parents cannot be too careful OF their chill
drens teeth, as little care and attention in
time, may save great deal ofsuhering, truu-
6le and expense, IN the future
There are few persons but who, with prop-
er care and attention, could keep their leeih
sound and comfortable through life; and thus
avoid the necessity, as we'll as the trouble
and expense OF having artificial ones.
Regulating, as well as preventing hregu-
lar, or deformed sets of teeth, forms so i'm.
important part of the services required Of
an educated DENTIST, that lie has paid, in the
last five years especial attention to the SUD-
Ject---and the most sut utceSsful means TO be
employed in all tie various cases tnat NAV
ee presented
Ills advice, or opinion, as to the use, result
OF the lnproprlety Of performing an Opera
llon, VIII IN all cases where il is requifed
be freely and candidly given.
All operations thai are faithfully perform.
ed require both labor and expense; and there.
fore, The cost OF an operation will be accord. /
ing 10 the expense and lime it takes 10 ner-
form il. No metal will be used for anv on.
Grafton bul gold.
All artificial work viii be done with great
care and neatness.
once u :, above The Court House, and oppo
size = Deshlsr.s store. Easton Pa.
Noyember 81, 1851
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
MAR EGzED,

On the 9Th inst. by Daniel Jayne, Esq.
Mr. Theodore Adams, of Stroudsburg,
and Miss Margaret Starner, of Stroud
township,
On the I'd instant, by the Rev. DR..
Hofeditz, Mr. Rudolph Netzgar, and Miss
Mary Ann Shoemaker, all of Ham
ilton, Monroe county,
On the goth ultimo, by the same, Mr.
Charles Keller, of Cherry Valley, and
Miss Levina Smith, of Smithfeld
October 1Ith, by the Rev. Baker John
ston, Mr.. John Noacl and Miss Mary
Miller, all Of Middle SmithGeld.
November 9th, by the same, Mr. Ben
jamin Taylor, of Northampton Co., and
Miss Susan Workheiser, of Monroe Co.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
a New yvhIG Paper.

The " Harrisburg American" says the
first number of the Z" independent Wig"
a new Wing paper published in Lancas-
ter, has made its appearance. The Lam
caster Union & Tribune has been merged
into the Wing. 1t is edited by AIr. Ed
WARD MCPHERSON, recently editor of
the Daily American. We need scarcely
say that it we wish the editor abundant
success in his new position.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
For California.

A company of twenty-five gentlemen
left Mauch Chunk on the 18th ultimo to
60 to California, to dig for gold. They
are all miners and all accustomed to the
priyations and hardships of such life
They think they have been digging for
the uack ore long enough and feel dis
posed to try their picks at some of the
gel'oag stuff.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11

Esli1H Ra55er Ploft.-It is said that
the frst cost to manufacture ladies India
Rubber shoes is about twenty-five cents
per pair; and the first cost Of those for
mems wear is from 33 to 80 cents per
pair. As these shoes retail from ee cents
to 81 SO per pair, it viii be understood
that the India rubber dealers make lots
Of money. The process by which these
shoes are made has thus far been kept
a secret. The profits on this business
viii reach almost two millions of dollars
in the year, and the present manufactur-
ers can scarcely supply. One girl can
make some twenty pair in day, for
which she receives two or three cents
pair.