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Tho loan per rct q Goth n April 1915 for the con.
siructicn q the ovtct lock At Wells FAN, originally
$40 co and nov amounting 70 sic oOo not embraced
In the foregoing table for the reason that the faith Of
the Commonwealth Is not pledged tor its redemption
10 Is rsimbursabe out Of fund arising from tolls on
beats rains throsgh said ocs spdiu that fund there
We, "a 1.e 49, vssvDs1 AGO., .PpncaDis aisshsx
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Movements Of Dlstin8slsAsd People.

Hon. @. J. McCurdy, U. q. Charge d'Adsirss to Aus
triA has arrived in this city and viii take passage for
Europe in the steamship Baltic day.
Captain MacKinnon and lady, England; N. Stevens
and lady, Bennett England; Hon w, Allen, lady
and daughter, Cl.avsland; Hon. John Hunter, West.
chester, Nathan Smith, Eco New Haven J, Hunter
Jr Hunters Island; vera among the arrivals yestsr.
dsy at the Union Place Hotel
Uon w. l.. Marcy, ". q. Delevnn. Albany; W. Gu
nard, Halifax: Charles Bsinss, Panama; 1t. O. J. l..
Miller, 1t Dragons; H. Sedlay. Gransds; ID. Faux
Boston, we're among the arrivals yesterday at tbs
Irving House.
H. white, Philsdeiphis; W. Bradford Boston; q.
sbipman, Ashland, pr Crssry, steamer Baltic; u.
HArs.y Fan francisco; Capt Nevill, u q \. Fredo-
mia, Fan Francisco; Or Burt, U. u. Navy; Captain
D.lsno, ship Albert 0astin; w. Thompson, J. r.
Adams q. Foster. Boston; II. q. Hunter, u. =. ship
Fredonia; n Mathews, paris; Col burnett ke~York,
Brown, Savannah arrived yesterday, At the Astor
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Covr.e before the American Phr,soioca society, vii
pven by Nelson siIsr, in Clinton Hail, this svvning.
Bukeet-rraetieal PhrenoloEy
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EIpressIy TO the Ladtes.-Ch0sp Laoos ahd
I'm broideris.-E u Nsvm.ssih B,oaeva respectfully
passed in cheapaes and variety The embroidered Collars
ca rs at 2s Cd rs a. &C. 70 Iss EN- broderea Hdais a.
&c., I2 lf 20 $40 ALSO, oambrie and swss Tri mngE
Infants waists ke particularly worthy Of notice
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Forty Thousand Coats, Pantalo0ns and
Wateo.t 81 the latest fall style from 81 80 to $40 at
SHEPHERDS Clothing store Chestnut street, second door
above Third, Philadelphia.
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for the Har and remedy for TIE Heasaeh offered to
the eitsasf Ns~ York BY tie proprietor Bis
dstons gentlemen Of the highest rsspectabltr,
both regards the article and ho character Of the propr
Tor. Rssdencs, So Pearl street
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America hsvtI sad quarters. per o. MUM.
1imee and Half Dimes per ct. premium.
per ct premium.
rive frame fieses. w cents
Geld Doa's. per ct premium.
pxs,ssv sa A.. ~ ss ~ ~ w
Half rer cent will DC sddsd when payment Ia ms1s
J. THOMPSON, q wall street
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sos hl7 S2.56l,4l6 S20i,6S3 SAYS Ai

Inc Of Imports s2532 800 Inc. ofEx $2N66i
By this 1t will be that the exports the above
named articles to Canada, in 1910, nearly eight
times large the imports from Canada and that the
imports from Canada in 1s49 six times as large as
the exports to Canada This revolution in this trade
was brought about In such short period in spite of on
duties 1t appears by this that Canada prefers our mar
kes to her own and the Of canals to the free
navigation Of the st. Lawrence river. The people Of Ca
nada finding the st. Lawrence river Of very little use to
them trying to make the people Of the United States
believe that is Of value to this country There
doubt but that we could make more Of 1t than the
Canadians de; but have more direct and better
communication with the interior Of Canada than half
dszen rivers like the St. Lawrence and we de- not intend
to barter away the monopoly Of these communications
for the free navigation Of all the rivers and canals Canada
contains.
statement prepared by the Board Of Brokers at
Montreal said to be from the Canada Official reports
very different from the Official reports Of this country
IL states -
Total imports into Canada in 1sI9 f30025oo Of which
there was from the United States FL 2a2S55
Total imports into Canada In 1850 f4245515 Of which
there was from the United States IL 6is,715
Total exports from Canada in 1sl9 f2 564 Of which
there was to the United States fs57 AZ
Total exports from Canada in 1850 f2659 Dos Of which
there was to the United states IL 2377s9
The increase Of the export trade OF Canada TO the
United States by inland ports during the last years
Is seen from the following table made out by the Mon
treal brokers
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PERSON AL.

CAPTAIN GEORGE ALLC0CK.-WHEREASW WILLIAM
~ and Elizabeth Metcale and daughter Of Reuben Or
ton Metcalfe and Sarah MetcAe in May 1887 left in
the Of Capt George Acock formerly master Of
sci between New York and England, for yearsf the
said Capt George Acock still living William Eli
sabeth ketea they receive information of their
ther by applying the office Of A. Clerk. Architect
Jersey City. N. j.
NoTIcE.-IF THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, REsID-
IN ing, having resided in New York-to wit-Henry
Van wsrs, Jonathan Walton. Samuel Smith. Sons Co..
Robert l.: Stevens Henry Sumon Charles Shaw. shaw.
Douglass Mary Adams, Bcers :. Al. BGtflhaE 1ism
Buchanan. Ephrsm Bu.we. Peter Barlow, Daniel Parker
Pollard Paxmy. Ludlam Sons, Lewis Leyson, Thomas
Lemese Mark Leavenworth, John Lonely. william Pollard,
their Of their legal representatives, will address
tpost paid) Washington City, D. c.. they will learn
something greatly TO their advantage.
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EUROPEAN ADvERTIsEMEsTs.

DARIs BAEKERs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS
for the banking house Messsrs Aez Grand IL Rue
de Tryise Paris will credits the for parties
porting goods from France Germany. and Switzerland
Also, for going to the and England
For terms apply TO
c. z. HABICHT CO. % Wall street.
Addresses Of manufacturers throughout Switzerland
France. and Germany can be furnished.
ITO CLAIMANTS OF PROPERTY IN GREAT BRITAIN
and Ireland-The subscriber offers superior facilities
for the all esi In Great Britain and
having his number Of agents in those countries
besides making personal visits that business Some
taken charge % at other than commission
the recovered. Apply to X H. shannon Esq, his
No. % Nassau street. References given III
quired. JAMES SIMPSON.
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Sl.l4O.H2G 90
Total. S6.5Sl,l35

1t appears by this that the exports to Canada in the
four years named about four and half millions Of
dollars greater than the imports. Included in the ex-
ports are s32ls736 of foreign merchandise" which
passed through our canals, in preference To max
ing the passage Of the St. Lawrence river. De.
Quoting this from the aggregate of exports to
Canada and it viii be that export trade with
Canada In the four years greater than import
trade.
The imports and exports Of Canada with the United
States Of vegetable food and lumber for 1910 and lsI9
exhibit large balance in favor Of Canada the trade
Of the two years, will be by the annexed state
ment In 1910 this part Of trade In our favor
In lS4e it was immensely In favor of Canada -
TRADE IN AGRICULTURAL PRopvcrs BETWEEN CANADA
AND THE UNITED STATES.
Imports from Canada. Exports to canada.
p-,,n,,. . isio , Is4a ls9; lA9;
Do. Animals. 4aa2 sOs Se3 R3i3 il7,aj
Vegetable food. 72 l,5A.s59 l50O4 2y,52g
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MUSICAL.


Jenny LIMBS FAyoRITE SONGS, RECENTLY PUB.
lished by wt-"Comin through the rye" - cents
sehgmnnn. y, Isun,hns" q cents SCHUBERT Ave Ma.
Last Rose q summer" cents Home. Sweet Home,
songs and IndbIsds songs snsy or in collections and on
hand select collection Of the Of German songs with
English words OF the celebrated composers Krebs Spohr
Ait Kucken, Schubert ndpantner Speyer, &c. Jenny
Ind Portrait beautiful steel engraving only I2f cents
Our mme stock Of music for the Piano and other nsru
ments, we respectfully recommend to the public.
SCIIUBERTH a. CO., Publishers and I'm porters,
81 broadway, ~ ", Hamburg and LEIPZIG.
DUBIIsHING AND IMPoRTING MUSIC WARE
house. New York, 257 Broadway opposite the City HALL
schuberth Co, European Music Depot choice collec
ton Of $4,000 worth Of Music which will be increased by
European steamer Julius Schuberh sole proprietor
Of the three branches Of biz house at New York HAMBURG
and LEIPZIG Director and Founder Of the North German Mu
steal Union and Prize Institute has the honor % inform the
public that the above firm have opened In this city branch
Of their European House. which has been In existence for the
last twenty years. in Hamburg and LEIPZIG aud IL dis
tnguhed by s vastne as well by the perfection Of its
internal arrangements Their stock contains
re selection OF European music a. the best old and fvorite
modern yosera, than which existed In this
country IL embraces the greatest variety Of every kind o.
Vocal and Instrumental Music including all the principal
American publications. They request the public 70 inspect
their immense stock and favor them with orders which will
be attended 20 with and at the shortest notice.
by sCHuBERTli CO.'S European Music Depot.
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SURGICAL INsTRTMENTs.

NIgoLAY. SURGICAL APPARATUS MAKER AND
IN Orthoped who for twelve had the direction Of
the fret establishment Of orthopede in Paris respectfully
Informs that he Is prepared 10 execute all orders IN
HE line artificial Arms and Legs which move with the
facility natural members; Apparatus for uxston
displacement o. the thigh bone enur do. for
aeted legs do for curvature Of the spine waists DO for
Ankyl-f false joints o. the knees do for
forming the ttia or the entire leg do for paralyc legs
90 for club fleets do TO compress lacrmal hstues and
others do for torco twisted neck do. Tor falling Of
the reotum do against onanism obturateurs hypogastrc
belt beds and chairs for sick crutches trusse
Orhopedic corsets All work executed warranted dive
satisfaction and relief TO the sick Address by letter
personally, to b5 Pearl street, New York.
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PUBLICATIONS.

CovNT GRAxMoNTs MEMOIRS. WITH SIXTY FOUR
- Portraits by Lely. Yandyke Kneier. nc. Also, Ho
srh srots Prosress original plses very scare shell
In medicine cookery Rel 5000 500 volumes o.
Fooks. J. r. NEAGLE, l62 Nassau street.
nICKTNs AGAIN-GREAT DEMAND.-THIs DAY
- published, the third edition Of Piskwick Abroad, or.
The Tour IN France being continuation Of the famous
fekvk Papers, by Charles Diohens complete with six
splendid Illustrations by Crsikshank Price ~ cents
in your riders early. AKARNAN oRMSBY. corner Mas
sat and IN atreets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-THE FRIENDS OF AN
IN drew Jackson Allen (that those unto whom he la
bors under pecuniary obsatons) respectfully in
yited without distinction of party to meet at the Museum
Saloon. Bowery Tuesday evening 18th inst. at eight
o'clock on business of interest to themselves.
ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN, Costumer.
EoREIGN NAIL LETTER OFFICE, AT THE POST
Office, Chatham Square, corner East Broadway.-The
first mail will be despatched by steamer Asis, Wed
nesday; 18th June; Letter bags for Liverpool London
Ireland France all parts of Germany and other foreign
countries will close at 10 o'clock A. N.
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THE TURF.

y June at3P NJ purse of $50 will be trotsed for
mile heats best three in hye TO and driver
to weigh 800 pounds Mr. l. Woodruff names b. m Boston
Girl owner enters Honest John; W. Former CHI
Mount Norris; ]. Whelply names CHI. m. Fanny Also
ge,t running match wiil take place at 2oelsek-pre
vious to the trottingby noted half mile running
horses supposed to be in this The match
will be half mile heats. for $500. Mr.. Smith names Jenny
Lind and Mr. Weber names fidler.
JOHN I. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
u ED HOUSE PLEASURE oRoUNDs.--TRorTINC.-A
~ Of $25 will be given to come OF Wednesday
tho 18TH for hcrses that trotted for money Mile
heats best three in hve under saddle Entes close at the
above house on Tuesday evening, at eight o'clock.
Z. LUFF, Proprietor.
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This State win not agree to any policy calculated to in
ure the business Of our canals and railroads and the
shipping interests Of lake and Atlantic cities and
VIII not permit Canadians TO our State worhs-on
equal terms and free Of federal dutesso M to enable
them TO compete with farmers agricuturss
In our own and In foreign markets merely please the
manufacturers who would barter their interests for the
privilege Of selling few of their in Canada spe
cia and partial s ation should not be made by Con-
gress for the English coloni,s-our system must be
general This subject is becoming important, not 20
much on account Of the trade between two countries
or the amount concerned but account of the prnci-
pie invslved account Of the position our arcutur
lists would be placed In by opening public works to
foreign products upon equal terms We are decidedly
opposed to this sort Of reciprocity
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Beaver Straw, and Felt Hats which Fashion has
for the current will be found at Genins His Rocky
Mountain Beavers light if the nap thistle down.
tnng Durability with richness and the most graceful
and with the highest hnish offered with
fdence TO the public the most brilliant dress hat
produced in New York; while his assortment of undess
Hats and Of Straw fabrics for gentlemen youths aud chill
dTen, is altogether un rivalled in variety
GENIN, ga Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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PAPER HANGINGs. &c.

ZINE TRENCH PAPER HANGINGs, DECORATIONS
Sc No go Pearl street, between Madison aud Chatham
Ihose In want q the above articles should looi
through our sttahshment their interest ard NAY
% tstt etLtglted BY tall. THOMAS FAYE r. co.
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Tresents few specimens of would be- Barnums in the
whose only elam upon the attention OF the
inferior article and sell at exortant price
the thoughtess, who imagine because il is dear il
Be good KnoS Of rs Fulton street. on the contrary.
selle the best of hat at tng advance
it's cost he is not at all desrous OF emulang the
example Of the greatest humbug of the times.
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FIRE WORKS.

LNIRE WORKS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.-HoL-
MAN L. HILL, l39 William street, second door below
Fulton street. stairs agents for the best Fire Work
Manufacturers in the United States and offer large
sssortmenamong which and beautiful
pieces got expressly for small exhibitions at
and retail lower prices than the quality be
chased in any other place in New York.
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Comb Factory, 3sz Observation-Disclosures

respectfully invited th choice selection Dress
Combs the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest the
CITY, comprising the beautiful work shell
buffalo horn. Combs repaired and made to order.
A. j. SAUNDERS.
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COAL.

PEsNsyLyANIA COAL ooxPANY-ssSOoo sxvIN
win Csn s o aS ~ hs
street in the city Of New York until wsSnssaay the ssh
e y; Con- as
Of s
in iogr equal q cent each the
S San At In e Of the the
see That il shall be lawful for Pr..dsn. and Nam
times borrow or to obtain on loan
S1ss
or ss the ss ss ss
men Of said of borrowed At such times
The bonds are for $1,000 each with coupons for the pay
s year. a. s ss Of the ia s s1a city q New
York Iaterst viii be allowed from the time Of payment Of
;:.;; s
hs r TWO lines c @
dagss such branehrsek engines ears canal basins.
ing ana upon which there no ssSs. mort
The Company two lines of railroad .bost miles
long each from the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Branch Canal ana river the county Of Luz
The Company have received
On bonds held BY tho itoeihciiers and ccnverii
And have YET TO receive on capital stock .... i0n0
Making an aggregate OF means Of ....;.., sao0oW
equipmsnts' as sefeTs stated siecz ieo
For coal and other land
Making expenditure for lands and permanent -
improyents off, .S21f ljo
The producing from their mines and bring
ing the New York market BY their railroad s.d the Della
and Hudson Canal It the rate Of Mp tons ~ e".
for tho business Of the present year s-,oS.
which proposals invited chiefly wanted 10
vide additional canal boats and other imrvovem.nts re-
CURED for the large increase of business cntnpstsd for
the ensuing and the resi- due Of the bonds Ter which
to aeiists and further extend
the capacity Of their works. Proposals vn ks
dored Proposals for loan, Coal Company
further information may he obtained on agDeaton
70 either Of the undesigned or ~ tie etee q The
Trad HAWLEY, ROBERT b. NINIURN.
MOSES TAYLOR, DANIEL PARISH
ISAAC L. PLATT, WM. n. HAvRMBYBR,
WILLIAM X. GRIFFITH JOHN EVEN.
Directors Of the PennsylvAniA Coal Company
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against slos 70 for the corresponding month Of As
year The earnings for the nt ve months Of this year.
compared with those Of the same months Of 1850 we're
o. follows
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ID IBBoNs AT HALF PRICE, WILL OFFER TO NY
customer st great reduction from the usual prices
the balance Of the stock Of ribbons yet unsod also
ribbons for dress trimmings, for sale very low.
NJ. n. LfCHTENSrEIN, 90 Bowery.
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Fair invited to examine the subscriber
Cases They the most and useful article
kind uaoturd containing all that is necessary
toilet Of the most fasdious SAUN DERS 47 Broadway
corner Of Liberty st. and 3S7 Broadway.
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with bad washing and poor invited the
New York Laundry Is Spruce street, Nassau. No
charge for week il not suited Clothes purely washed
clearly starehd and elegantly roned twithn three hours
when requred in the best style Genemens shirts done
up equal shirts sale Collars ironed in Troy style
Light colored pantaoons elegantly ironed
shed Articles collected and returned wagon, free Of
charge Send your orders to Is Spruce street.
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VIM Boyle III Washington street. Boston have attained
hrongh their merits TO the pinnacle Of popularity
his Hyperion Fluid for the hair Hebeaona the
sompssion ar Amoe for shaving purposes have received
lnwonted acceptance from the public Sold by the
William Boyle. ri Washington street. Boston; b D.
Bands 100 Fulton street; Rushton Clark Co.. E2 Broad
way; w. H. Cary Co. and Bridgeman Day, Pearl street,
and druggists thro ghout the country
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REMOVALS.

- ENovAI-DR. ALBAN GOLDSMITH HAS REMOVED
~ his once frem No Park Place 70 No Ssi Broadway,
NJ r. Of Franklin street Consultations from eight
o'clock A. w. to two NJ and at $40 Fourth avenue, be-
tween Nineteenth and streets o'clock
esht y.
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We have also some unofficial statistics gathered from
newspapers Of this country to the trade different
ports The following taken from official reports made
Of the lake trade in the Champaign district in this State
Vermont has large trade with Canada the lake but
We have no returns showing its extent
VAIrr OF PROPERTY PsssINo CAS,pA FROM rr UStr-
" srATrs, AND ISro rHr USirrD srsrrs FROM C,xApA
~ 1900 At WHITEHALL, CH.NPL,ry Canal
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Important To Gen tlemen .--(se n tie men who
Prize elegant Mt of the requisites of their under
slcthing insure IL at Green's No Astor House.
Shirts &c. made at that establishment warranted to
1t with and to be ready delivery
the day and at the hour which they promised
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teDtion OF persons requiring Wigs to
The same awarded silver medal for premium
a. the last fair They can be At T. Phalons Wig and
Hair Dye Factory, N broadway, corner Dey street.
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Hair Dye celebrated in all parts Of Europe and America
established and in succesfu operation for the last twelve
years. 10 the best hair world 1t applied or sold
Wholesale and retail at Bachelors Wig Factory, Wall
country.
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CAsI orr cLoTHIse AND vURNrrvRRw ArTsD.
Nenen any eft of Clothing Furniture ara
y, &C. 70 aispc'e Il y 'ssS.s rsnsh yess o. otherwise
Ladies ATTENDED W b. Mrs Levenstyn.
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Pn.lon,s MAGIC Hair Dye. to colo

hair or whskers Is applied without injury 70
the hair skin 1t be washed Immediately
turtng color and has bad odor 1t applied
Phalons Wig and Toupee Mandatory, fG Broadway.
For sale in the city and country by druggists generally
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camaticn q svrprse when people hear the low prices
charged by Mr. j. Smith, J for the very best description OF
Clothing: If you want elegant Dress Frock Coat
comfortable Office Coat anything the dress call
at his establishment, l02 Fulton street. for he sell
cheaper and does sell cheaper than other eother in
town. Try him.
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Total. 49,. f4,245,5l7 8 8 f6l5,64

The official reports of the Treasury Department Of the
United States give the annexed exhibit Of the trade be-
tween this country and Canada for the four years
TRADE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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If procure Hutehngs Vegetable Dyspepsia Btters
rest assured that they will give mme
date relief Certificates Of the highest character be
BY calling at the principal depot Il. Fulton street.
Pint bottles, fifty cents.
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Increase for five months (about go per cent? S636 So
The total earnings of the road for the year 1850
$4,000 Of which about accrued within the
last Eve months Of the year Should the above ratio Of In
continue during the the total earnings for 1861
will exceed 100000 The managers Of the road estimate
that Its earnings for the current year will not vary much
from $40ooo0 and that this business will produce net
profit Of twelve to fifteen per cent to the stockholders
Our trade and intercourse with Canada and other Bri
fish provinces this continent though not very impor
ant to this country is in consequence ofthe proposition
Of certain in the Canadian Parliament to
Congresso pass the reciprocity bill becoming topic
Of considerable interest and extended discussion The
annexed table exhibits the imports and exports Of Cana
da for the year 1850 The value is in Canadian currency
-four dollars to the pound
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DIR. Rogers syrup of Liyeryyort Tar and

Canchalagus the great remedy for Coughs Colds Influenza
Catarh Splitting OF Blood and all other lung complaints
tending to consumption. Depot, A. l.. SCOVILL Il Co.
$40 broadway. Price in large bottles, ST. three bottles
for a. so