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Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

ONet HIty, 20 per cent advance on the above will
be charged 81 so in addition to the above will be
charged as Admission Fee the first year.
OFFICERS.
DIRECToRs,-20,b00 Members.
r. CROssET, President A. NJ. GALPIN " Prest
ii. DARLING, Secretary. n. r. LILLE Treasurer
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. NJ. GALPIN, c. WooDRUFF, REV. R. II. CoNKLIN
w. S. GOODWIN. E. w. Dickinson
References-Ex. Gov. sade, of Vermont; Hon j.
Gddings, NJ. c.; Hon. Edward Little, Marshfeld;
Rev. ID n. Merritt, Housatonic, Mass. Seth Rogers,
N. D., Worcester, Mass; Hon Alpheus Felch, u. S.
Senator; Hon. Seth NJ. Gates, NJ c., N Y; c. Iynde,
ESQ Johnson, Vt; Hon. Eliab Ward, NIiddleboro',
Mass Prof B. f. Palmer, Philadelphia, Penn; c. M.
Neal, Esq, Phila., Pa
SPringfeld-Rev. 5. osgood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer;
E. D. Beach, Esq; J. I, Rockwood; Homer Foot, Esq.
OFF1CE-NO. SO Main street, Worcester.
jel8-d3mGOODWIN& & BARSTOW, General Agents
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COFFIN MANUFACT0Ry

E(EADY MADE COFFINs or
ltAa z Ia all sizes and kinds, constant
s'-s---ss=r-syzsZl ly on hand at the Manuiactory
"'---.-szz-sE and Wue Room, No, me-.
chanic street opposite the Norwich II. road Depot.
1-TCoin Plates furnished at short notice sexions
ana others in the country invited to call and ex
anime lo themselves. '''' va
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner
@ WORK IN all It's branches--Counters, Tables, Desks,
rooms. oTices. orc ' ''''s
- Also. all other Kinds oi general iobbinr
= orcesIer, NOV 75U -uu& WIZ wM CGEBy
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Butchering Establishment for Sale.

UUUCII6IIHB LSIdDII5IIHoHC 1UI pdIE,
III HE Subscriber wishes TO sell his place where he
Il lives, in of the Tavern yard of VIM B
Hatch In Leicester, together with his business and all
the appurtinances belonging thereto. do business
Of from fifteen 10 twenty thousand dollars year. The
buildings in good repair and convenient for the
business There is on the premises good house, calc-
lated for two families barn. 62 by 80, one end Of
which is occupied for Slaughter Housea good Cellar
under the whole barn for making manure. building
80 by AS, occupied for Boot shop. building 30 by
10, occupied for Paint Shop.
part Of the purchase money remain on mort
gage ifdesred. VIM. BOND.
Leicester, June "a. 1851 je25-dwif
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
Forest River Vinegar.

II HIS Vinegar, made at Forest River soIor, NJ.
Us warranted to be perfectly pure, and free fro,n,
vi.rlol, or any other deerions snbslance and Inr
,mens' Pfeser 'atve Qualities and richness Of avor
ts WIN lls peculiar property OF maintaining an3
heep9g ts strength for any length of time il no anr
psScu ny any vinegar known. For sale by the barrni
sep23 dw2m LEE spu .c,,,,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
MEDICINES. &C.
Formerly located at cor Of Lynde g. Cambridge ss.
Boston Mass


Boston, Mass,
VgTOULD inform her old patients, and such others
w as may desire Il try her medicines that, having
lately returned from a n Europe, (where they
have been since the decea-e of Mrs MOTIF they have
established themselves at No. 259 Green street, New
York, and now purpose visiting Worcester and several
other towns in which MRS. MOTT gave such general
satisfaction, and had extensive practice, furnish
those medicines and to be consulted their in all
complaints incident TO the human frame, except those
arising from immoI atty
MRS. DRAKE wishes to impress upon the minds
OF those whom it NAV interest, that she carefully
educated by her Mother, (the late Mrs MotD for the
profession and that She for years previous to her
deeease practised in conjunction with her. This fact
IL be readily remembered by all patients under their
care in Boston and vicinity.
MRS. DRAKE would assure those persons calling on
her Tor aC vice, &c. that it will be her aim pursue the
same upright and candid ALL for which
Mrs Mott was so celebrated aud universally respected
DR.. DRAKE (Mrs. Motifs son in-law) has Tor sev.
era years devoted himself to Mrs. Motifs system of
medicines and method of curing diseases, and has also
travelled with her several seasons is well known by
als her old patients. This is mentioned assure in
vads that it is not proposed to introduced new system,
but one practiced by Mrs. Mott many years, giving
universal satisfaction, and proving blessing thous-
ands when others had failed To those unacquainted
with the nature and system of medicines, may be
proper to state that no mercury or other mineral pre-
paratons are used, no hot medicines cold water;
but preparations of
Herbs, Roots, Flowers, Vegetable & Es-
sentiaI Oils Gums, Ralsams 81 sfmples.
forming in fact union of the simpes of the Materia
Medica and tho Herbal Medica; therefore called Veget-
able.
To those invnlids residing distance and those who
unable to call in person. would state that by be-
ing informed by letter, through friend, the
symptoms attendant upon, mode OF attack and the
natural tate OF the patient prescribe the
sary remedies to be used in their complaints and forward
the sane with full directions, by express, from New
York.
DR. DRAKE and MRS DRAKE will be at MR. p
w. WATTS TEMPERANCE EXCHANGE, (nearlv
opposite the new Court House) Worcester, Mass dur
visits Tho md nf hapn
where they will be prepared TO receive patients and
furnish Mrs. Motifs celebrated Medicines. ADVICE
GRATIS IN all eases and moderate charges for med
icnes as formerly.
DIR. DRAKE attends TO male patients, and MRS.
DRAKE to females and chidren 10 outdoor cases
taken. All communications should be addressed post
paid, to city residence, 259 Green street, New
Yol r, where they will receive prompt attention. For
further particulars future advertisements Dr. and
Mrs d. visit Northampton, Springfield and West
Brooked the six days previous their visit to Wor-
cester, IN each month. sepI0 wl3t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
FOUND AT LAST!
Jillsons Compound Vegetable Syrup,

FOR PURIFYING He BLOOD.
FMPURlTY of the Blood is doubtless the cause Of
most diseases. This Syrup is designed to restore it
to healthy condition 1t has been of great benefit in
those cases where fair trial has been given to it, as nu
merous testimonials Will show. 1t is presented to the
public as cure for Nervousness, General Debility
Indigestion, Liver Complaints Colds, Coughs, Con.
s1ptye Diseases and it eradicates all kinds ofhumors
such as Scroiula Salt Rheun, Pimples on the face
Ulcers, Botches, Bes, Ring Worm, or Tetter Erysip
elias or ST. Anthony's Fire. 1t is also complete rem
edy for all diseases arising from njudcious use of
mercury, and completely renODdtes the system.
No person who values health after becoming acquan.
tel with its virtues, will remain long wi hout it, Pre-
pared only by G. JILLSON, Woonsocket, Il. l.
- For sale in Worcester by Spur d Sibey, No
l4O Vain street, Draper Clark, Nos. 103 lO5 and IO7
Front street, Taft d Harrington, and by Agents
throughout the new England States. my6-dly
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
rREMIuMs or AssuRANeE ron ONE nuNpnnp poLlAng

T5AppIications Tor Assurance may be made at the
Office OF the Company, SO MAIN STREET, i'll WoRCEs-
TER, and to the Agents in the towns and sections of
New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, Feb. s. 1851. apr23-wtf
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MECHANICS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Office Nos. go 10, FootS Bullding, Sprin gfeld Ms.
JNHIS Association organized October lst, l849
L and was the first of the kind organized in the
Association now in operation. 1t is managed by its
members and has now
An accumulated Cash Capitalof S33 600
Guaranty Capital of 6OO00
Rates OF annual deposits for members under fifty
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
S w "a Z W IS
CELEBRATED PANRCEA,
FOR THE CUREOT
HRaCEpEent Consumption.

ScrofuIa, General Debility, White Svelling,
Rheumattsn, Diseases ofthe Liver and SKIN,
4nd at Diseases arising from Impurities
ofthe Blood, asd the effects Of Mercury.
StWAIM'S PANACEA has been for more than thirty
- years celebrated this country and in Europe for
its extraordinary cures-for the certificates of which
reference is made to the directions and books (Which
may be had gratis) accompanying the Panacea. Some
of which give the particulars Of to frghtll for
general publication, where the patients had been almost
eaten up with Serolua, and deemed ncurable by
Physicians.
1t has been used hospitals and private practice and
has had the singular fortune of being recommended bv
the most celebrated physicians and other eminent per-
W. Gibson, M. D Prof of Surgery, Pa University
Valentine Mott, NJ. d., Prof of Surg. N. University
W r. Devices, M. ID. Prot. of Mia Pa University
N. Chapman. NJ D. Prof OF Physic, Pa. University.
I. Park, NJ. ID. Pres't College OF PLY sicians, Pa.
DR.. Del Valo, Professor of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eourenco de Luz, Prof of Surgery, Lisbon
J. Chipman Member Royal College Surgeons, Lon
G. w. Erving, late Minister TO SPAN.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major Gen British Armv
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c.
And also the wonderful effected by Swam's
Panucea have for many years made it invaluable rem
edy. The Panacea does not contain Mercury in any
form, and being an innocent preparation. it may be Civ
EN- to the most tender infant
The retail price has been reduced to so per bottle
Containing three half pins) or three bottles for 81
Beware of Imposition.
Swaim's Panacea is in round bottles futed onoitud
naly, with the following letters blown on the glass
"SWAIM'S-PAN -PANACEA-PHILADAn
dnu ndVlhg tne name OF JAMES SWAIM STAMPED the
sealing wax, and written the label covering the cork
and splendid engraving for the side of the bottle com
posed of geometric late work, comprising nine different
dies which have been turned for the exclusive use of the
proprietor. by Draper 6 Co., bank engravers of
Philadelphia. In the centre is portrait of the late
VIM. Swain, copy right secured
Also, Swaim's Vermifuge.
valuable family medicine, being highly approved
RENE for all diseases arising from deb ity of the d-
gestive organs, such Worms, Cholera Morus Dysen
terry, Fever and Augue Bleeding Piles Sick Headache
&c. See the Pamphlet, which may be had gratis ac3
companying The Vermiiuge.
Prepared only at SWAIM'S LABRATORY the old
Stand, Seventh street, below Chestnut PHILADELPHIA
and sol by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
Persons wishing to obtain the genuine SWAIM,S pa
NACEA and SWAlM'S VERMIFUGE, should be care.
fu TO observe that the name
9 w a WI
is spelled correctly the bottles and labels or thew
may be imposed on by the medicines made in imitation
OF them by person bearing somewhat similar name
well calculated to decelve
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE US
SchleaEealn Brothers * Co..
I04 and IO6 John ST., New York,
Is d2taW3w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
Tuscany Oil.

SUPERIOR article for table use, Just received and
N for sale, at 20l Mainst,
hovll dw3w l.. T. LAZELI, Drugsst.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
Providence and Worcester Railroad
WINTER AKKANGEMENT-On and after Mos
day October 9Th.
TRAINS


day October 9Th.
TRAINS
Leave Providence at us and !l.30 am and As n m
Leave Worcester at 6.45 and IL ain. and nm
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with coaches
fol Milford and Mendon; At Mville with coaches for
Slatersville; AT Whitns with coaches for East non
gas and Whitrsville; at Farnums with coaches far
Grafton Cel ie, N. Village and Upton at Worcee.
ter with trains foI Western R. Roau and Norwich ami
W. R. R., and Worcester and Nashua R. R.; AT Wafer
ford with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for and
from Boston, Dedham, &c.
The Z. 10 train from Providence connects at WorceH
ter with the Express train for New York and the Az
coinmodaon train for Albany, which leaves Worceu
ter at 8. 30A. NJ.
The ll.30 train from Providence connects at WoI.
ceste with the Express train for New York which
leaves Worcester at5 p. NJ.
Passengers by the 3.45 P. NJ. train from Providence
can arrive at Springfield, Hartford or Northampton
the same evening This lrain also connects at Worces
Ter with the New York steamboat train via Norwich
The ii I'M. train fromW orcester connects at Proyi
dencs with trains for Boston, Taunton, Fall River
Bedford.-- Also, with Steamboats, for Fall River and
Newport.
The M. train from Worcester connects at Proyi
dence with the Boston and N. Y Steamboat train for
New York.
u TIE 7.45 and II AM. trains do not stop at Ham.
let.
n The 3.45 and P NJ. trains do not stop at Asbto.
Hamlet. ISAAC II SOUTUWICK Snnt
Providence. Oct. l. 1851. o6-dwff
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FOR SALE.
NEW LUMBER YARD,

at the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
M HERE will be kept by the undersigned, cor stanty
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities OF
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber,
Consisting OF Boards, Plank, Jost, Shingles Clap.
boards, Pickets, Laths White Wood, Ash Black
Walnut and Cherry.
FRAMES supplied 10 OrGer at short notlce. and all
LnmDer SOLD on most reasonable terms. Dv
=. g. MORSE a. co.
g-r Office No. 10 Mechanic st. aug.s dtT
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad,
f.sIs ,=sEs
N39S EaEa


ls38 Ga ii;I i;li s. .:.;s9 ..::.:is::;.;s
Summer 4rrang cement
On and after Monday Dec. lst, TRAINS will run an
follows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Nashua AMI
worcester dt junction at Lowell nj
$50 am. 8 10 m. ZOO am
li'Vo w III ~ ~ M l.l5p.m
nv pm 9.o9 pm. 63O PM
Leave Arrive at Groton
Nasnua ana Loweh junction Worcester
2 80 am 720am 8.i0a.m. 93Oam
ll.30 a.m 1l.30 IN. 1890 pm. 2O0p,m
AS pm. 44j pm. 5.35 PIN. zoo n m
FTTCHBURG AND WORCESTER TRAINS
run in connection With Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Worcester at $50 and II a. m and d. Is n m
Leave Fichburg at 500 a. m, and IL 80 and SIS nm
Passengers by the Middle Trains will connect at Gro.
ton junction with Downward Train to Boston, Ma
Toward Trains on the Ftchburg road passes Groton
Junction till O'Clock p. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS daily each way between
Worcester, Groton junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
The morning train from Worcester, connects with the
Steamboat train from New York via aNorwcll-Eyeninp
train into Worcester, with the same train to
New York.
II For connections with the other road at Worcester
Groion Junctian and Nashua, Snow d. Wider's
Pahdnd and Railway Guide.
qJ Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
lington, Montpelier Wells River aud White River juno
tiOn, the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fichbnrg. j. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Worcester, April 7, 1851. apr5.dwtf
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THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

Is universally ncknowledEed to be The best plaster
This Plaster is composed Of quite number ofvegetabc
substances peculiarly compounded. There has been,
and not ct the present time better plaster made the
various purposes for which plaseTs used 1t has
superior for removing
PAIN, INTERNAL INFLAMAlATIONS, RHEU-
MATISM, WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK,
BREAST, STOMACH, &C.,
and when used in
LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES
will prove very beneficial those suffering with COM
nlninis.
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State Mutual Life Assurance Co.
WORCESTER.
Guarantee Capital 100000.

Hon. JOHN DAVIS, President.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS,
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, , zee FFeStdehtS'
Hon. A. ID. Foster, Hon. E. Washburn,
Ichabod Washburn, Hon Alex Dewitt
John Milton Earle, Hon. John Brooks,
John Green, NJ D. Charles w. Wilder,
Benz. F. Haywood, NJ. d. Hon. II. w. Cushman,
Charles Washburn, Esq. Hon Henry Chaplin
II. n Bigelow, Freeman Upham, Esq.
Joseph Sargent, NJ. D. Elisha P. Fearing, Esq
VIM. Dickinson, Esq. Joseph A. Denny, Esq
Clarendon Harris, c. l.. Putnam.
F. w. Gale,
WILLIAM Dickinson, Treasurer
FNNHIS Company commenced issuing Policies of ASS.
j the first of June l845, and in five wears
have ssued2 220 Policies and received $l5 $50 in Pre-
iums
PREMIUMS OF ASSURANCE FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
Cleanse the Blood from all Humors
BUFFUM'S HEALTH RESTORATIVE

L 4la
PURELY VEGETABLE!!
FFNIIlS is the most valuable Medicine that has ever
4 been discovered for all Bilious Complaints Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache Constipalon Genel-
al bebllty, Female Weakness Distractions, Rheu.
matism, &c 1t is an excellent Medicine for Purify ing
the Blood, and rendering it rich and nourshng tea
spoonful of the Restorative taken first getting up
in the morning, ana anotherat bedtime will purify The
blood more than all the Sarsaparas in use.
1t quckens the circulation of the Blood, restores
Lest Appee, eXctes the Liver to greater activity in
the secretion of Bile, caryingit othrough the natural
outlet OF the body and removing that sleepy, despond-
ing state of the mind that almost always attends Liver
complaints. Worms cannot liye where this medicine
is taken; ii soondestroys them.
o. Prepared at No. 237 Broad street, Providence
r. 9, by p. BUFFUM.
AGENTS Worcester, Albert Clark, James Green
NJ b. Green New Worcester, Frederic Cutting +;
Cappville, samuel Firth; Cherry Valley Wright Bot
tomlyj Sterling, Hezekiah Maynard; Grafton Centre,
sumner Dinsnore; New England Village T. d. Palm.
er; farnumsvlle, Wright Il Morse Wood took c.
Fenner; Whitinsville, Smith Bates; Uxbridge K l. F.
Ialt, and Charles Fairbanks; North Uxbridge f. NJ
Aldnch' and William Dudley. sep2-dw3m
G. Newton, M. D., G. F. H. Kelley, M. D.,
AVlNG effected co-parnership in business, will,
Ii from this date, prosecute the practice of
Medicine and Surgery,
Under the firm Of NEWTON d KELLEY The jncreas-
ing professional duties devoying Dr. Newton have
rendered imperative for him engage partner in
business; and he has accordingly associated with him
self one emnently qualified TO disseminate the princi-
pies of the liberal school of medicine
1t is due to DIR. Kelley to say, that lie has enjoyed
the most ample facilities for thoroughly acquaintng
himself with both the Old and the New system of prac-
iiceor learning the imperfections of the one and the
superiority of the other To him especially will
be committed the department of Surgery as his op-
pcrunIies to qualify himself for this branch been
pre-eminent and his experience and skill as an opera
tor, entitle him to more than ordinary favor.
- Tumors tydrocele, Fistule, Hernia. Diseases of
the Eye and Ear, &c. viii be scientifically and sue
cessfully treated.
Y. E.Worceser, June l9, 1851 el9-dw1y
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RAILROADS,
Boston and Worcester Railroad
YIN TEX ENHANCEMENT, Co1nnaencing


So y - -. E;s.:....:;:2
WINTER ENHANCEMENT, Coanaencing
D,,- MONDAY Dec l. 1881
! "a PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BOsToN. as follows.
GS9 az go (and Ex am, 2l5, g, Ex
Mlburv at pm
Milford at 7soam am 5'Oo 5Oo
saxOnviiie at 500 .iS0 an /; 46o 400 :.
Newton sow. Tr) SIS, 9 A. NJ. 1890. 2. l5( wv
Tr.l $50, :. 6.I5 & 9.l5 pm
,ot osTookne 1885, $50, 81 l2I q, Il, ST. 81
TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows.
eaVe w oTeester about5 at 73O, 1925 am; [a5
MlbuTy ZOO $50 nm
Milford at 745 Ais
saxonville at 7.3O $50
Newton, 100, s. $50 wv. Tr.), e.l5, II45 wv
Tt am; ?, 4OO', 500, 5.25*s,w rs, SIS, p m.)
Brookne AZ 7.l5, s, and 10 30 am; i3O, 245
AS, E x $50 p. m.
oot8d&wtf G. TwICHELL, supr
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad
"a = ;l..;:.. #=55 z.!.
1NRAINs leave Worcester for Fitchburg. in connec
Il tioi with the Worcester and Nashua trains, ever,
day except Sundays, at
$50 and IL A. NJ, and at 4l5PM
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, I2.45 and 5.45 P. NJ
Inc shortestand most direct Railroad between
worcester, Mass and Burlington, w. is by the way
of Fchburg, Bellows Falls and Rutland This route is
twenty-tW6 miles shorter than any other.
Inc next shorter route is by the way of Ftchburg,
Montpelier. This route is 20 miles shorter than anv
other except the mentioned above and it is 90 miles
nearer than any other all stations on the Yer
mont Central and Passun psic River Railroads
Passengers going by either of routes by the MOI
nhs 'rain stop atfitchburg an hour, dine at Bellows
fais ana arrive at Burlington early as by anv other
route. ~
Passengers in the IL O'Clock from Worcester
al titchhurg three hours, when they can proceed t
Rutland or Mortified same day, and Burlington tho
next morning
RETuRNINo-The early train from Ftchburg arrives
in Worcester in season with the trains fnr
Boston, Providence, Norwich and New York vim
Springfield. ~
Passengers from above, who arrive at Fitcbburq in
the l50 train can dine there and arrive in Worcester
at two O'clock Those who arrive the SO train an
take tea at Fchburg, and arrive in Worcester in sen.
son for the n York train. via. Norwich
aplf-df IVER S. PHILLIPS. President.
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
Ilka TIL Es ~ ssssss=sz71 rsssssss==sz1
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Mon
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-05
FIOn tho JUuFnAI o. CUmmtfv
Port or Sew york--Im ports Of Dry Goods.

We present below usual monthly statement OF the
imports OF dry goods this port for the month OF Octo
Der, and also or the ten months Just ended with
parison in both tables with the periods OF the last
Two years For the month past there has been general
decline in receipts OF dry goods, most noticeable in
wollens. coons and linens. The quantity Of silks arrived
the port has increased in the gross although this
crease being confined to the amount warchoused, the
quantity thrown upon the market exhibits decline The
total falling OF in the value Of goods thrown upon the
market for October compared with the same month
year. is $407 1877 but there an increase in goods
warehoused of S54oo92. For the ten months just
pred, the value OF goods thrown upon the market almost
precisely corresponds with the for the Pc
Rod last year In the goods warehoused the increase is
about 81 900 .00o consisting almost entirely OF silks.
Those OF readers who have felt interested ia this
subject will remember that. according TO our previous
statements, the imports Increased largely early in the
year, and have therefore materially declined towards the
close 10 balance nearly the receipts for the period
OF 1850.
Imports Of dry goods catered for consumption at the port Of Nsw