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urRy SUPERIOR FRENCH FURNITURE, PIANO roHrE,
plated ware ws's so.s s d ssss = - .S..s. q
h he Hssch Minister w. between xh 80 si.s
suset, opposite ths West AsSss' - ~
oss aus Of frnus, covered with ~A d.a''A'
one sols arm aad p.ror chairs. Lo~i. XIV ,yls
One mahogany duo, ~ pieces, covsres WIZ ss'''
one ne mahogany set do pieces. covered VITA sls velvet
s mans ,, ehaIrsof yo,sire and other ..yis. .pssdh
piano Of hns tome and Touch and superior
Two splendid rosewood top connodes iaad beautifully
Mahogany and rosewood soi card work. centre wnans 'sds
one rosewood eseriroi's, ladys c.ss.ss
Tea and coffee services, wine coolers
Oval and dishes and
Table Tea ketie, and other plated ware
cAiaa Cut Glass Ware.
one fine French China double dinner gold band and assd
one ne French Chino double Japan nsus, lo
one nae French set sd and blue asu,e @ vses:
Preach China full tea ano s'ase SCH s0A ossa s'
Fine cut glass tunbIers, deenners t
french nmbiers liquor and water bottles nfA
Goblets, wine glasses, champagne and mock glasses
pialai. ,us,ss;' sa in f frames
Egl, pairs candcabras and eandlssacks
p psrcSs" sssne esG ss sraess and
Fine satin danask window and door curtains
Fine dama.k and White s do and other .U.
Eight fine giframe French plate mHsrs, Of various Sizes
r ras %' ssSs .d fs bending Ss'''s4
4
Fine mahogany eases, marble interior aud SECS
English Brussels tapestry aIas#t
Brusses Wilton, three and stair carpets
Splendid velvet hearth ana mat
Passage oil cloth, mating, rods, and linen crash
Also, a good usso Of kitchen requisites EsH
And ON Thursday, Sd proxtlno, At . o'cieeks Will
sell The stock brady comprising o oofss VARIOUS
kinds p...,.n ,,,n..
Sherry, champagne, clare, spanish, ana Hhenish "'"os
Win d fine French brandy =
Also one cask of fine sherry wine, 80 gallons
small casks OF c4aret
And AZ o'clock D. sell Of hno carnage horses,
OZARK bays one old perfectly gentle,
and single double, and ride WELL Also one nhe
sngle-harness horse 49,.
bot III n of the best materials
svef-mouned and one double set OF
black mounted harness
Ladies' and gentsmens riding saddles and bridles
under $780, cash. $50, and not ex
Of two ihrse months all Of credit sat
isfacoiy endorsed, bearing interest q. bat.
further description BY me o. the
mentioned furniture would BE- super
intelligence Of the publc will say nothing
more and see Pill
pubic respectfully invited to call ana examine Ne in
tufe "s aay previous y '' s"' A. GREEN,
March 2s-dts Aucnoaesf'
fa2-Tile sale Is postponed tn consequences 81
an morning, rhursdayl the ID instant SANE hosr
as we shall sale the dining with the hnc cut
class and China will proceed sell the beautiful
furniture The Of wine and brandy will take eaes
on ffaas' u'e ~ "'''''' = A. GREEN,
Ap 3--lt Aucu0hee''
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This increase in mills aud consumption OF cotton in
region OF country where such establishments I'M
known few years ago, seem 10 put a negative on the
assumption that the business is a Tuinous one The
Wes,era Emporium says, that in the Lancaster district in
ISa9 and 1880 many 81 cotton mills have been
started, capable OF employing 10 900 hands and that du-
ling the same time l56 tenants had taken
OF old mills and fitted them up The increase in
the export OF cotton manufactures since the tariff of 1916
went into operation is evidence the same point and
quite conclusive rom lsi3 10 1916 expoIt ted OF do
nestle manufactured coltons aoO3734; and from s47
TO 1850 we have sent abroad TO the amount OF 30
showing balance in favor OF the latter period Of
i9i95l2 In lsashe las, year of the act OF lsi2-we
exported, oil all kinds Of manufactures TO the Of
Us ,62306v and in 1880 il reached $l344 4O5being
increase OF nearly 800 per cent
Increase Of factories ia Massachusetts III ten years.
Factokes. Spndles,
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ERANK rORnwrER's Fish and Fishing 81 the Un'-
ted ontes, With supplement.
Hand Boot Of Angling; by Ephemsra. London
Browns American Anglers 0aide.
The Anglers Assistant, by William Carpenter. London
ssnria the Days Of Fly Fshine ny Sir Humphrey p'Vy
London
The Rod and the Gun by Wilson and Ostleiah London.
The sportamans Lihvary by John Mills London
AnEsrs Aimansc, 1851.
wsl,on and Cottons Complete Angler. London
App H1th&i FAkCk TAYLOR
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The Fugitive SLAVE Lar.

Bosros, April The indictments against Elzur Wight,
Scott HAYES others concerned In the of the u
.tye slave Shudrach read in the United States dis
ct court Judge Sprague this morning The indictment
against Wright fifteen counts. The trial Is liked
for this day four weeks
meeting was held New Bedford yesterday, in oppo-
sit ON 10 the ugitvetssve law The OF the city call
ed the ORDER and John s. Emerson presided
Attorney General Clifford opposed the object OF the meeting,
but csouon. denunciao Of the law were almost unan.
ma s.ed.
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DUBLTC SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTy,-By virtue n a
deed November 49, ls+o and recorded hber w.
No fosos $40 land Washington county,
c. and decrse on the circuit Of the District Of Co
innbis S4 chancery win offer fot
public auction on Wednesday, the OH April at O'Clock
on the premises No 49, No Seo, with the improve
be divided 10 suit purchasers VII he Sold sub
Terms cssh WALTER O. COX, Trustee
-F'T1-T VI M..H& DYER Mcguire,
Mar N-~odAds Aecdensess.
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5s9,727 1877


Soge have been the exports in period Of lower prices
France in any former Of ths CENTURY
a return to the usual level OF prices in Europe
must be followed by very important demand for western
produce and impart stimulus TO business before
fit.
The produce markets have been pretty well sustained.
Wool IL very Arm lots sold that had boon
served HOLSTERS mill, at good prces-sales 30 900 lbs
iblood Al cents 5000 Duchess county, no, frat quality,
bst cents stated that contracts for the next clip al
ready beng made in Ohio Cotton Is heavy and sales
have boen made Decline established Saturday
further concession would probably produce large
transactions, Flour has been pretty active, and In some
cases ut better prcessay mixed western, 81 5S - 81
hoop Ohio 81 ~ 81 49, southern steady ~ ~
81 81. Corn meal, ga 6. Wheat, Michigan, lo2 log
cents Com sscarce-sse, yellow and white at 6S a
esk Pork 10 firm, and in fair demand-saes mess
Sls rs old do, sl3 II new prime, 8ll g. Lsrd is
active at 81 81 cents Tobacco Kentucky-sae,s IS
cents Maryland, II cents.
Freishts active Cotton to Liverpool, 732d. ;
-four, Id. grain, I'd. cotton to Havre, Id
Money continues abundant although the demand 10
good. and the quality OF business paper offering Is large.
The stock market abors under the influence OF the bear
party, and prices struggle upward with difficulty. The
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Thus hare briefly examined The internal business rela.
tons OF the country order 70 prove that they ayekepl
pace in improvement and prosperity with our commerce
and Increase OF population The evidence adduced-and
il all comes from official sourcesproyes quite satisac-
only that the tariff OF 1886 has had contrary effect from
that predicted by the poectonsts. and instead Of ruin
ing has benefited the country and the people.
| remain, very respectfully, yours,
PENNSYLVANIA
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The capital has scd and half millions in the
last year. and banks are making application for
AN aggregate increase of while the average div
Lends continue TO increase.
In 10 the present time the increase of banking credits
does not appear to induced any increase of sales upon
credit on the other hand the number oil dry goods houses
who sell for cash and at 90 80 days is by far the
iory and ina .Inuch as OF the goods imported on
count of american selected suit the tastes of
customers. they command sale where those goods con-
signed on foreign account sold at loss The imports
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These prices sustained under the pressure OF acna
demand for different purposes and destinations The
want of mint aiding the rapid expansion Of tho banks
facilitates the expectation Of foreign coins As an indication
OF the progress Boston, may take the following table
of bank capital and dividends in that city for Aprl
Boston Bank capital and dividends.
ls49-,5O ls5o-5l.
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hands The consumer psid less iou hs cloth. but ms
workmen received flo.59S more wages and the planter
got ~ 10, 800 more for his material, which le to
The manufacture dividend greater than tbs profits Of
the farmer This another evidence that the business
V 4 sale one, where based ON capital and skill.
List n eosto~ mas sesih s~d Hat Of wAich haze
bssw pat ~ I~es he passags of' he larif Of loa6
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furnishing condition. The pubic can best detsrmne
hi. mattel 4. .r.T se i ~ Five below The
0ounuyt gnu WAt ~ 10 uu hs ihstvss~y 2 '--~s
value Of the domestic produce received s Nav vs,--
from Saa TO 1885, The gresef part Of which comes from
the great valley Of the Mississippi and made az OF
farmers products and manufactured articles
Domestic prodes received al Ns.o Oans from 1872 TO
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ngs-Ths Union Literary society viii hold next
meeting "woodbury Academy
Thursday evening April before O'Clock
the Lake, will
following will be discussed
United states
ing consolidation ~ Tho public respectfully
BY order Of the society
apps Z. $. kEECH, Secretary.
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no tho Voters OF Washington, ID. C-Tbc undersigned
friends, respectfully announces that he
candidate "oce collector and soicu suraEes
at should
by majority he will sy. TO justify The csnh
him by faithful, honest and impartial discharge
duties which viii In that event devove upon him
Al JNO. j. ".
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ny A. GREEN, Aucsioneer.

ny A. GREEN, Aucsioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, WITH LARGE STONE
oundsuon residence OF w. w Cocoran,
tonOn Saturday April shall sell the
O'Clock, M very handsome building lot, containing ens
Davidsons subdivision
opns on north Of Connec
avenue, spacious building OF Com shubnos
Tb.ye
deep walls all laid In hydraulic
is The back OF
wit punp and fixtures complete -
Term. very liberal portion Of the amount viii be
reau,,ca in which September,
more fully announced the day Of sale.
IN il scarcely anything relative
ton Of described property Is well known to be
desirable locations for private residence
:" Wv y" " A. GREEN
Mnoe-eodAds Aucionscr.
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lg-Mssonic.--A commune alton OF Hiram Lodge No 10
hall Of 10Th
syvana avenue Friday evening the 9TH instant,
members requested be punctua in attendance,
great importance viii be presented Lodge.
by osier OF the Lodge
An
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Sass. 600 IOOO 400, IN

rof the year sa5 the total sales amounted 10 400 900
.9s' at 81 cents, and for 1s4o they 6.24o,ooo
ynus at cents The increased quantity OF cloth sold
more than 100000 yards, which obliged the COM
F'p 70 buy $4,000 lbs more cotton. and employ more
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One OF the strongest Arguments used by the higharf
men in favor OF their darling system was, that pro-
lection" TO home manufactures would build up home
both the price and quantity Of produce According
to this doctrine the agricultural interest of Massachusetts
should be in more hourshng condition with in
crease in the production. The following returns how
ever. exhibit different state OF things:
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l/-To the Voters of Washington myself
candidate for the ONCE and previous the election
10 self
generally controlled municipal elections, necessity
The people taking into their hands r
EDWARD b. ROBINSON.
Mar 10
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BATAVIA, IN. Y) April "A riot took place Yesterday
among tpe irishmcn EN- ploysd the Utica railroad, in
which several were wounded aud killed An express
arrived here Tor hundred stand OF arms repei large
body of Irishmen who Advancing from Watsaw To
drive workmtn from the road.
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Imports dry goods port of Nsw York for Mareh.

This heavy invoice but that portion which has been
imported the Market and SELLS while that which
consigned regardless OF national taste will be paid
rates far less than and charges Tue payments from
the country good-perhaps they We're more
prom pt--and the bssiness of the city has afforded
ground for complaint. II has received much accession
from thai which the abooRism of Boston has driven
thence ia this city, where public opinion is sound there
been no business those who conspic
uou. as aboliouiss and their loss is from the
Sol.h than from their ieow-citzens The New York
Courier for instance in consequence Of its strange
able patrons 1t is also the that large the
saes of goods the county generally, they bear much
smaller proportion the produce brought down than in
former years Thus, IL take the year 1885, when inn
msnse quaint of goods sold credit and pare
the weight OF produce that down the New York
Ills with receipt of goods up for that year and for
1850, we have a result as follows
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canal. las 3sa s,7a,sa, s,2os3 5sse,sA 6os,4o
For the same time there has been heavy increase IN
the business done various railroads oil mo country "a
follows, viz
Fri. rasoad Miami railroad Miehiyan central eeo,pa
central Macon and fhdeIpha and Bsumoc Reading
railroad /; and Baltimore and Ohio
:. p ,s.s s,dssss, .,,aaas sssssn ssaisssa
rive the business OF these roads in the aggregate to
lessen the array OF figures, and not to hide falling on
there may have bean in the tolls Of any one OF them.
Each road separately shows heavy increase IN the hye
Years mentioned a does nearly every other public
amount of various kinds Of goods sent mp the Enc railroad
for he wears ls47 1885, 1919, and six m-nths OF $780,
which exhibit an increase from year to year
Goods sent W tAs Eric Railroad
CHINA ware ary-l 1877 1913 is''' "a m Is,s;
goods groceries, a. " '"'b
s s.s n., non iaisosoo l7soo easss 'osss7o
Ram material ,.-t Ht ard .afae.ed goods "~f Ia"
on IN. Erie R,iiroad.
Isr. 1898 1919. 1850
co,,o. sen, west. sas ss sss;so si5s si,ss
Good. sent Eas, =. .47a,7Io 5o,70 10000 ets sea
Hide. sent West. i,Sooyso l,lllr0 s.SsS s,i%SS
Leather East 10000 7,o7sy60 ao"y%s s's""s
Tn. above statistics are sufficient 10 show the nature
of the business done on the main lines OF our public
works since the passage OF the tsrh Of lsA6, and they
ali exhibit q heavy increase Your coaborers in the
cause OF high duss--and you have done the same
thinw.havp asserted over and again that the bas
ness relations OF the country not prosperous, but
becoming from year 10 year more depressed. NOV. u
H. amount of trade done canals and railroads 70
any criterion 70 Judge by, then the country 'namshiy
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Is NOW OFkN BOT fortnight oda FeUows uau, w
i ingoD,
GLrDDoN's GRAND MOVING TRANSPARENCY
fths ME- Epp and Nubia, together with magnificent gallery
Egyptian Antiquities mummie hc, and splendid tabesur Of
wngz and sculptures Oral descriptions
comprising the latest psychological discoveries by Geos Gddon
formerly United at Cairo.
Orienta mn performed a each exhibition
Every evening O'Clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
nj half past O'Clock.
Dooss open nj before.
Admission, rs children half price.
Ticket. principal hotels and book and
stores, kc.
Mar 23-u II
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Nxw Yosx April ], ISL, p. m.
The spring trade tkas fr has boon very large, and the
payments from the interior have been exceedingly prompt
and full general hing The imgortahon II IL true,
conuuo very considerable scale, as EPdicated In the
customs at ibis port which have been as Fellows
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--Ran away from NE
I'd March, 1851 colored woman CAIA
RTNE, She supposed 10 be about Hve
She Of rather delicate -"
She supposed 10 he hiring ost
nx,on woman free psvcns O. co.,
An persons hiring OF harbonns ISL A"s
above reward will be paid her delivery 70 mo- mr. ,oN
Mar 25-3awn 'h'"~AS
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The above shows there has been increased business
in the woolen mills since the duties were reduced AID
they have consumed much more raw material This in
crease in quantity has been accompanied hya correspond
ing rise in the price OF rs or 80 per cent The whole
value of the wool delivered at the mills from ls43 TO s46
was 90s 4l6, and from isi7 TO 1850 II was S22 1885,
oel-ncease ,5i9575, or about so per cent The IN
crease in the number OF pounds for the same time was
II Q73o7e As further evidence that the farming interest
has been prosperous under reduced duties will give the
exports OF pork for three years, VIZ;
Years Pork, Hams and Lard, Hogs, Total val
bbls. bacon, lbs No. Of animal
1876 hs, $500 27l9o 70 $50 sas ess! ~ Ses
Isi7 famine 20s,i90 I7,o2T4i 36li,bli 3,2N l0,eS65
1850 rood h.vesu 1884 Aot,as sas2,5S eel io,57rs
We exported for the past year nearly as much pork as
in lst7 during the famine, and double that OF ls45 For
the coming year the demand abroad will be greater than
last wear on account OF the increased price, having ad
vanced in England. Corn higher than IN 1850, and
the farmers canno, afford to feed as much but the ALI
ino off in quantity will be than made up in value
might in ORDER take up each separate interest OF the
country and show that II is more prosperous now than
uode The high duties Of 1912 bu, will only refer to one
or Two more
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fANTON MATTINGx--Jus received, " oaes ssvss.1 -
" 50 white mattins All ., ~ -
on.h which IN, be rsasonas" pesAs ~ -
scribers $4,000 uxc...a. $780,
Main R,s. and Vensnan caspsos ssd 10
s"ee" "'V' ' CLAGETT DOODON
a., W.. nick cd IN In short time ago, wUpoo4 II
~, AZ napsr on written Hair Of dsar kls QugQes,
"a nur months, born January Is W lied
Iv Isyov Of beautiful hair. This may - vAtaAas to
The owner, will bs most happy to restore - appcs
ZION a store,
al 0l--eoA n y. - W.
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PHILADELPHIA, April "a, p. II
Thompson in Canada.
Riot and Loss Of Life.

Il ToRoSTo, April 2-Thompson and Douglass delivered
amt. sla cry lectures here last night.
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WEBsTERs sPEECHEs--Autos.Phe edition, Win neics
w MIR. Nebs,ers life and works; BY Edward Evefsu
TAYLOR MAURY, Bookseller, Nh Washin0tsn
city, receive subscriptions for die edition wssssss
preparing Boston, be pubishsl In the
Early with Mr. wshstssr estnseA
To completed volumes 50 volume hw copies
will be ssued large and fine paper at 50 4 volume.
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NEW SPRING GOODS-We just received assort
spring goods which invite the ladies' 70 call ana exam
inc before purchasing. They consist IN part Of
Straw bonnie and hats for children
Bonnet cap, and trimming nbands
Green wreath face and bonnet flowers
Parasolets, fans, kid and silk gloves
Worked collars and cuffs
Worke chemisets and handkerchies a.
Embroidered muslin and lace sleeves
Lace capes and collars
Black white demi wells
Embroidered muslin
Buffalo and -copibs, shell side combs
Swiss, book, and carleton muslins 80
goods and perumcry which We VIII
sell cheap o all who may favor with call.
81" '' - JB.A A. TATE,
Lace Store, between 10th and lin streets,
Ap3-a fenh' eve"us
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AND warrants WAnted.--The undersigned VIII parchass
Ii land issued under the late Of Cos0Ees. 49,
HAMILTON @. FAINT,
Once .ouhes, rennsyvsna and is1 street.
Mar I6-A~eA- WW4
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New spring Goods and rsshss~s. III
nUvAL BROTHERS. merchant tailoss, unAsr 0s4ssyS Hotel
IL take this thaa hey
compete Of spring cscA, sesnsss
will order In the complete aAd
elegant style moderass prices
Also gloves. shirts and general assnstnsnt OF
fancy articles for gentlemen.
Mar DUVALL d BIO
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1913 to 1916 $500, 900 $lg7. ,29l 1857
Ian 70 1850 9,37I 900 253, 795,725 sob

The difference in the crop in favor OF the latter period
1869 900 bales and for the same time the increase in
the value of the quantity exported was $780, 43 and
also rise in the price. For the period the domes
tic consumption increased, Notwithstanding it al
legged the tariff OF 1916 would stop all the cotton mills
and ruin the planters
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rELEaRApaIc REPOnTs FOR the USIu,
Condition of the Northern Markets.

New YORK., April2-2, m.-Rain has been falling all
the morning. which bns checked out door business Gov
6's 1867 at ll5s Canton Company has advanced, with
sales 654 Pennsyvana Sc, 9sa Flour Is quiet; Small
quiet Red wheat, s5 100 cents; Genesee, li3 cents
small sales yellow &c G7 cents Oats and rye ia
changed. Groceries quiet Rio coffee, 10Y l0l cents
The auction sale of teas went oil to-day with spirit and
prices slightly dvanced Provisions firm Old pork
Sl3 rs ; new do Sl3 81. Lard, 81 81 cents. Cotton
very quie-a parties waiting for the expected foreign
news Whskey, Is cents
PHILADELPHIA, April 2-2, p. m-Rain has been filling
all the morning. Business quiet.
There buoyancy in socks-saes OF Reading rail
road shares al advancesaes of 6O0 Pennsylvania SIS
at 93s Flour quet-small sales at 81 BIZ Rye -four and
corn me unchanged Provisions firm, without change 10
nrcss Groceries auet-snal sales Rio coffee 01 IGl
cents per 10 Cotton quietno sales reported Whiskey 2ia
a 22a cents
. PHILADELPHIA, April 2-2, p m.
The we-known Col. Dgby arrested this morning
for .windling eeenhorn, the confidence plan He
wa, mnilIed Tor trial.
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EIcesa produce fectIVtu, "fS,VVS
You will observe, that 1886 the goods cold
of produce received in Is 10 they Only as TO
81 ng how oh larger the pay
the part the country last year In the present
year the English consumption OF Amercan -four has great
ly increased, as follows
Srm~n Of four for, hs Ushtd Stato 70 Great Britain
from September 10 March "a
Flour, bbs Meal, Ibis Wheat, bushels
1850 2s,73t 1852 a3O32s
1851 s2lt6 29S9 790,s73
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Erpovf Of ,hoss from Bo,,or for fire years.

Our increased commerce and general prosperity Of the
country have greatly increased the business done on Our
he demand for the transportation OF goods and
ser. that the building OF railroads has gone on with
wonderful rapidly, and yet increasing
Rsrenpa Of parioHs public work'-ea~a'
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Agency for Inventions.

Agency for Inventions.
GORGE WEST Washington, draughtsmaA and solicitor Of
patents attend to the procurauon Of letters patent
and other countries. - -,
Office corner and streets, Eberbachs building
Letters on business with without they are
POST paid and eonfdn suitable fec.
who have inrused business win him. aas
necessary, very distinguished references be given
An -arods