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ABsoLuTIsM Observation-Disclosures Bow
en-, rejected as Professor of Harvard
College, by 80 to 33 votes, is the editor
of the North American Review, and in
that journal strenuously opposed the
Hungarian struggle for freedom, and de-
nounced the sympathy for it as misplace
ed. This was the cause of his rejection,
it is said.
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THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.

VINCENNEs, INDIANA.
Charter Unlimited: Granted, January I'd, 1850.
CAPJTAL-S5O,O0O
Stockholders Indiuiduaiiy Liable.
For the Insurance of Horses, Mules, Prize
Bulls, Sheep, and Cattle, of every description,
against the combined risks of Fire, Water, Acct
dents, and Diseases also upon stock driven 10
Eastern markets, or transported South.
Losses paid in 80 days after proof ofdeath.
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, President.
JOHN c. RILEY, Secretary.
VIM. BURTcH, Treasury.
Thomas L. lowering of the city of Baltimore,
having been appointed general agent for the
State OF Maryland, is prepared TO effect insursn-
ccs on all descriptions of Live Stock. For fur
ther information apply to
F. A. ELLIS, Agent
Dec. 18th '5O--6m for Cecil county.
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New CouNTY.-A meeting for Catoc-
tin District, Frederick county, Md, was
held at Wolfsville on the 9th instant, to
consider the propristy of forming new
county, out of portions of Frederick and
Washington counties. The meeting was
opposed unanimously to the new county
project.
Other Districts falling within the
range of the contemplated new county
have also held meetings and expressed
themselves favorable to its formation.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENTAL little son
of M. I. Goldsborough, Esq, of Talbot
county, was so badly burned last week
as to endanger his life. He went to a
table, which was higher than his head,
and pulled therefrom lard lamp, spill
ling the contents over his head and
neck.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scribcrs of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county letters Of ad-
ministlation on the personal estate of
Annie Mercer,
late of said county deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, arc hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
9th day ofFcbruary, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under our
hands this 18th day of February 1851.
JOHN W. WRIT,
MARGARET S. WRIT,
Feb. 18th, 81 CIV Adm'rs.
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RuMoRs AT WAsHINGroN.-A "spe-
cial Dispatch by telegraph to the New
York Tribune gives the following ru-
mors:--
That Sir Henry Bulwer will shortly
resign his mission and return to England
on account ofill health, and that DR.. r..
NJ. Foote, of Buffalo, lately charge to
Bogota, will be sent as Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary to Russia, Mr.. Adams, former
ly of Buffalo, accompanying him as Sec
rotary of Legation.
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THE value of Dry Goods imported into
New York during the month of January
past was a17,359, 108, being more by
two millions of dollars than the cores
bonding month last year. The Atlantic
had cargo valued at over 100000,
which, in the regular course of events,
would have passed through the custom
house in the month of January. This
would have made the total imports full
up to 100000.
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Farm for Rent.

711E subscriber offers for rent his Farm, con-
L tanning near 1870 acres of Land, situated near
the Union Meeting House. To one who can
come well recommended for honesty and tenn
perance, good chance will be given.
WILLIAM II. EDER.
Elkton, Feb. s, '5l--tc.
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"BEvARE OF THE V1DDERs. Ut is
said that a dashing widow recently en-
tangled with her bewitching ringlets a
rich old gentleman of New York city,
whom she induced to part with real
estate to the amount of $4,000, which
sum she converted into bills of credit
and dashed of to Europe on little hol-
liday excursion. 90, these inveigling
yidders %
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+ He CECIL W HlG.


To Readers aud Correspondents
On the first page, in the poetry line,
we have "a Valentine" from one OF our
valued correspondents to another. We
shall hope TO see it answered through
the same medium.
To some of the sentiments ofthe
"Wayside Epistle' this week, we can
not subscribe. That the '.habiliments of
woe are often put on in spirit Of hy-
pocrisv we verify believe. Hypocrisy,
as well, often assumes the garb of friend
ship and OF religion-but still there is
sincere friendship and sincere religion:
so likewise is there sincere mourning.
Affection may raise Il tombstone over
the departed dead-so may vanity and
deceit. Affection may plant rose on
the sod beneath which dear lost one
lies cold and still, and water it with
tears of bittcrest grief; hypocrisy may
plant flower there too, aye and it may
even assume to weep over it, but this
detracts not from the parnestness of the
sincere mourncr. To those to whom a
true heart clings in life, it clings in
death also. While living it speaks to
them in tender tones, and looks ON them
in loving smies--yet those same tones
and smiles may be assumed by the hyp-
ocrite. When dead it prompts to the
adoption of the dress the custom Of our
people has made sacred to grief not de-
tered therctrom because the hypocrite
puts on the same. To mourn for our
departed friends is natural, and if we
are not false to human nature there may
be as much hypocrisy in not assuming
to mourn, as in putting on the garb Of
mourning. Our thoughts run on at
length on this subject, but we have not
time at this writing to follow them fur
ther.
"E" is out in tart reply to 81 Son
n.y." We make no remark on this con-
trovcrsy now, but shall watch its pro-
gress. We cut out of E's article a par
agraph or two, not necessary to the mat
ter in hand, to reduce it to a more mod
crate length.
On our last page, among other matter,
is fine poem by Thomas Hampstead,
Esq, one of the sweetest versifers in the
country. Should he devote himself to
the MUSES., he must soon reach to emf
hence as poet.
An article received at this office cal
ling in question the motives and impugn-
ing the character Of certain gentlemen
therein named, cannot be admitted Ad-
hitting they have erred and greatly
erred it would be still improper in our
opinion. We like the spirit of the fol-
lowing lines in reference to matters Of
1,
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scriber of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters Of Ad-
ministralion on the personal estate of
John p. Morris,
late of said county deceased All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thcreofduly authenticated, on or before the
14th day of January, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this LIST day of February, 1851.
THOS. C. CROOKSIIANKS,
Peb /, 81 CIV Admir-.
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A New TRApE.-The fishermen at AL
bemarle Sound and Chowan River, in
North Carolina, intend doing a brisk
business the approaching season, by
putting up shad in baskets as they are
taken from the water, and shipping them
daily to Norfolk by way of railroad,
either for consumption there Or trans
portation farther North.
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A Card.

DIR. s. B. STUBBS informs the public that,
through the solicitation of his friends, he has
abandoned the intention of declining the prac-
tice of Medicine, and will continue TO practice
as formerly. Thankful for past iavors, he re-
spcctfuly tenders his professional services to the
public.
Rising Sun, Feb. Sth--lw.
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ELOQUENT MEMoR1AL.-The passen-
gers who were on board the steamer
Peytona, which boat picked up the pas
scngers who were saved from the wreck
of the steamer John Adams, have united
with the survivors OF that disaster in a
memorial to Congress to remove the snags
from the Mississippi river, stating the
occasion which gave rise to the petition.
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NJ OTlCE is hereby given TO the creditors of
~ David Z. Lockard, that personal discharge
hath been granted 10 said debtor, and that the
seventh day of April, being the first day of our
county court next succeeding this date hat been
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and shew cause if any
they have, why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test, r. C. HOLLYDAY, elk.
Jan. 4th '50--3m of Cecil county Court.
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For Rent.

The STORE HOUSE opposite the Fountain
Inn, Main St., Elitun, occupied by VIM. Knots
Possession given the 25th of March next.
Feb. s If, JAMES MCINTYRE.
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nor RENT.-TIIE STORE HOUSE, now in
l. the occupancy of VIM. Parker, is offered for
rent from the LIST of March next. This stand is
in the most central and business part ofthe town,
and for store is unsurpassed by any in the
place. The house is large and in good condi-
ton. Apply to ROWLAND {, PHILLIPS.
Feb 3w. Port Deposit, Md.
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MISSISSIPPI MINERALs.-Wc see it
stated that, upon examination, agate,
comedians and madrepores have been
found profusely scattered among the
coarser pebbles in the southern portion
of Mississippi. The same formation has
been observed as far west as the Guada-
lupe river, in Texas.
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The Co-panncrship heretofore cAisting be
tween III" undersigned in the Manufacturing anil
Sal" Of Fans, at Port Deposit MI, wa dissolved
by mutual consent, on February lst. 1851.
JOHN MARLBOROUGH,
Feb. 3w. j.. IIECkART.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
" Jacob Gilbert, that n personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
seventh day of April, being the first day of our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and shcw cause if any
they have, whya final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test, r. C. HOLLYDAY, elk.
Jan. 4th '50-3m ofCccil county Court.
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POSTPONED
Public Sale Of Land.

WILL be offered at Public Sale, at the Court
w House, in Elkton, on
Sot"rday, tie 18Th dag Of Fe5ruory,
al 2 O'Clock, the tract Of MEADOW LANr, stu
atcd J mile north of Elk1on, lying between the
lands bf Jacob c. Howard and the farm in ten
ancy of John f.. Davis, containing 1915 ACRES.
1t will be sold in several lots ifdcsircd. Terms
liberal, and made known at sale.
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The FARM occupied by John Z. Davis, is also
offered at PRIVATE SALE. J.P.
Elkton, Jan. %
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~ Office is hereby given to the creditors of
4 Charles W. Owen, that personal discharge
hath been granted TO said debtor, and that the
seventh day of April, being the first day of our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
set apart for Tie final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and shcw cause if any
they have, why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test, r. c. HOLLYDAY, elk.
Dec 2Sth '50-3m ofCccl county Court
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Col. WELLER has sent home $4,000
from California, TO pay part of his de-
falcation as Fund Commissioner ofBut-
Ter county, Ohio. He is engaged in
practising law at San Francisco. His
Indebtedness yet is p4,933.
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STOY ES!

STOVES ofall kinds for sale by the undersigned
at his Foundry III
PORT DEPOSIT,
or at his Store or Tin Shop, just above the bank.
He has the largest stock of stoves in the county,
consisting of in part, as follows:
The Cooks Favorite, Uhe original pattorn,)
and the best baking stove known.
The Hathamay Cook, Etna Atr-tight do,
Green .Mountain, do, Complete
Cook Improved, 10 Plate
Cooks all sizes, 9
Plate Stores do,
Parlot air-tights all sizes, and the newest de-
signs; Coal Stoves, Radiators, &c.
Call and see the assortment. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Tin Work Of all kinds. Cash, country pro-
duce or acceptable paper, taken for any thing in
my line. ]. D. MARSHBANK.
Port Deposit, Dec. 7-Sw
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NOTICE.-The state meetings of the Or
phans' Court of Cecil county, are held on the Sc
cond Tuesdnysin February, April, June, August,
October and December. School Accounts must be
presented, On the second Tuesday in January, the
lSt Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in July,
and the Ord Tuesday in October.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg. of Wills.
Jan. 18th 1851.
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The friends of Gen. Winfield Scott
met at Hamilton, Butler county, Ohio,
Jan. %, and nominated him for the
Presidency.
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BARGAINS! BHRGHINS!!

CLUSINI UUI WIN IIK bIUIK.
THNHE subscriber being DESTROYS of closing out
Il entirely his winter stock of Dry Goods, of
lers at this early day, a splendid lot of French
Merinoes at 90 per cent below ordinary prices,
Mouslin de LANES from 10 per cent below their
value to 10 per cent below the cost Of importa-
ton. Colored Alpacas, Cashmcres, Sac'>ing
Flannels, Mackinaw Blankets Cassin!crcs, Cas-
sinetts and Vestines, at greatly reduced prices.
Also. large lot Of Prints very low, now is
your time TO purchase, you will need such
goods for 3 or 4 months yet, and money invested
in them at so low prices, will pay good interest
TO use them year hence.
WILLIAM TORBERT,
One doorabove the Court House
Jan, 25, Elkton, Md.
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Vim. F. Murphy,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
No % South Third Street, Philadelphia.
Over R. Johnson & Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied
al the shortest notice.
4ccoum Books Of all ki,lds, CAeck Books, &c.,
made in the most durable manner, at the short
est notice, and at reduced prices.
JoJ Printing Of all kinds neatly and expedi-
tiously executed. All work warranted.
June H. 1850
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Cecil county, will meet
at their Office in the Court House, on Thursday,
the 3rd day of April next, to attend to such bust
ness may come before them. Delinquent SUI
pervisors are again notified to appear and settle
their accounts; said meeting being more cspec-
ally to attend to that business.
BY order, p. G. RICKETTS,, elk.
Jan. 18th '51-tm.
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Speak kindly to the errinp-

Speak Kindly 10 the crring-
Thou yet mayst lead him back,
With holy words, and tones of love;
From mis'ry's thorny track;
Forget not thou has often sinn'd,
And sinful yet must be;
Deal kindly with the erring one,
As God has dealt with thee!
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Speak Gently to the Erring.


BY F. e. LEE.
Speak gently to the erring-
Ye know not all the power
With which the dark temptation came
In some unguarded hour:
Ye may not know how earnestly
They struggled, or how well,
Until the hour of weakness came,
And sadly thus they fell!
Speak gently to the erring-
Oh! do not thou forget,
However darkly stained by sin,
He is thy brothcryet.
Heir of the seli-same heritage,
Child of the self-same God,
He hath but stumbled in the path
Thou hast in weakness trod.
Speak kindly to the erring-
For is it not enough
That innocence and peace are gone,
Without thy censurc rough
1t surely is weary lot
That sin-crushcd heart to bear;
And they who share a happier fate
Their chidings well may spare.
c ~
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For Sale.
FOR RENT.

The Store Room opposite the Court House,
now occupied by the subscriber as Millinery
Store, and Also room adjoining it in the same
house. Possession given on the 25th of March
next. Applyto ARAMINTA FOARD.
Elkton, Jan. 11th, Isl.
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This land is situated on the Susquehanna river,
at or near the Head Of the Canal. About one
half is covered with fine TIMBER, which NAV
be brought to market at little expense through
the Canal. The residue is arabic land, of toler-
ably good quality, but not highly ER
improved. There is good ESA 70 4
DWELLING HOUSE upon the EY5;s;R
premises now occupied by Benja- ge444 ~. "a
min McNcy. As---e1 ss-s.as'sS
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II AIDES, try Novelties superior six cord white
H spool cotton, for sale by the doz.; halfdoz.
or single spool by +. BROWN, Jr.
n AIDES cAITERs.--For sale by
H apr20 E. BROWN, Jr.
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THE TERMS OFSALE.

Prescribed by the Decree are-that one fourth
Of the purchase money shall be pail in cash on
the day of Sale, and the residue in equal install
mcnts at six, twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest from the day of Sale, for which notes
with approved security will be required.
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" ArsrNs AND DRIED cunRANrs.-For sale
IOby VIM. TORBERT.
RAY aTATE SHAwLs, Long and and Square,
I-Sfpr sale by VIM. TORBERT.
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Up uisins, best bunch Raisins, for sale by the
Ia box, also Zantz Currants, and fresh Prunes,
for sale by L. BRowN, JR.
Dec. 2ist 1850.
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INDIA uUBBER GOODS.

RUIIlhNT pIsCOvERiFs-"TTE DECArIrATIoS
A. o. Ihos. twhsrf Esq. Cemmiesiousr IF Patents, BY
soc reeutve was one Of Days voBdsrfai dissovs
e. " in honor Of which ks gave sso1s dinner II
NaseEton lsst winter This discovery however
rpete merely The payment 20 Goodyear IN 1851 IS
cr license W work under Goodyasrs Patent Witch Dsv
lW only lately Uncovered IL Of discs
tut made TOO late 20 bcnest him. Days sHar % Sarva-d
rue liction ~ nfrRgcra C0cdycats Patents on
shoh he himself has been che chief and e only in
rrnstr, S@ brilliant CONCEPTION o. bags and unScubt
edy cTsns with him. Days discovery Of Coed sa
ecet % yuieanzng Rubbsr sful yesr before his applics
ugn iof hs patent Therefor 40 a. Dy only
d 20 N IN who haa Learned the secret IN Geojyosr fac
10Y Nea rinant ayhb,tor % fsvcntvs ssnias and a.
icfds stirling rroot Of how oas Id ttataf . >,
tnu toHss npca ,he kssls VI Asytte-.
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N UsyCAI..

v'nf CELEBRATED PROFESSOR IN SINGING.
tiEnora tlks Valentino. received iugt from rars
Cyan Srphne, 81 tho highest order which BY the round
ness tct hcss equality snd sorority 81 The
COMPARED 70 any srand church Price only 500 10
car % seer - ssnora Naentns, as Broadway from niue
plANOS FOR SALE CuEAr.--A SPLENDID s.. oC.
teve rosewood Piano, nearly new, made BY Nuns n
10. ier Nzu r octave mehosaDy, made BY s.odsfs n
DsDhan1. Tor ~lFt for $40
fer t9l HENRY BESARY, ass BoTery assond ioor
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SPORTING.

SPORT EXTRAORDINARY ATGRAND STREETHALL,
- - Craha street.--JOE TAT ron the American Rat
"a .ase bsneht this evening when he hopes to
shumsrot friends present The animal will
be hatei RAJ killing and canine sports too numerous 10
rs cents. ~ ~
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The TURF.

CENTREVILLE COURSE. l.. T. TROTTING-MoN-
" day August ith ats o'clock NJ match for 81, oo
mile hsata beet ia Ia harness Mr. Iohnson
Gsiiah; Mr. Irwin names b. q Bay Star.
JOEL CONKIIN, Proprietor.
C,ESTREvlILE coURsE.-TRoTTISG-P RISE $50
" mile heats best three in FIVE IN harness. for horses that
S0 $50 thu second horse In
the last heat Of the To August j. Eatre 10
cose m ursaav. July 81 BY 10 o'clock r. NJ At Madden
JOEL coSKLIS, Proprietor
CYNTREvILLE COURsE.-TRoTTING.--PUR $50,
~ mile heats, best three in FIVE in harness free for all
horses To come On Angasti2 Entresto close saturday
August 2 by 40 o'clock, Pm. at Mr. Asdd9ns Hotel l9o
Chatham street, N. Y. JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
- two mile heats In harness. free for all horses To
OF August Entries 20 close Saturday August by 10
o'clock NJ at Mr. Madden Hotel lss Chatham streos
New York. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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been an increase, fr, March 70 to June n, Of
oae4ls6l In the line OF discounts; Of slS,3o7 In
Aoans to dirsetors; Slo,314 In specie cash items,
S2OeA674 capital S42l 23s circulation, t6945l; de-
pesites s4S3s 236 The amounts Of specie p ana
a the two periods differ very slightly; but there
have been great fluctuations during the quartz por
ton o the specie shipped during the thre months pre-
vious to 2st Of June drawn from ne banks Of this
ely and the rapid accumulation Of specie in the sub
treasury has also drawn upon the banks The depostes
have largely increased This "a indicative of growing
Aastrut In the minds OF capitalists very great change
has taken place in the minds Of moneyed relative to
the failure course Of financial affairs and there de-
gree Of castiousnes exhibited calculated 10 place those
practising it in sae position. The money market Is
decidedly tight and the impression is that for short
time at least the demand will than equal the
supply The effect of this will be to rapidly raise the
rates Of interest place those who have been rec
ely expanding their credit In con-
Aition tight money market for one month, would
a great many failures in this and neighborlng
cities.
The annexed statement exhibits the trade aud com.
Of the port of Montreal up to the 9th Of July
le61 compared with the corresponding period in 1850
CoNasso o MoNrRrAI-IwPoaTs AND DurIEs
The total value Of goods imported at the port of Mont
real up to the 9th Of July 1850 amounted to. ss0064
Same up to July o, lS5l....... 12O3609
showing an increase in favor of this year off, eis4l5
The amount Of duty paid ships In 1850 was f1030I8
Do warehouse. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S54I9
Value of goods warehoused. ............... I56753
Free goods. Observation-Disclosures. 3oSo2
Paid duty ex-s ship in 1851, was ......... fe30GS2
De x-warehouse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lI26os
Value OF goods warehoused. ............... 2A5eS
Free goods. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3l277
The amount received for duty for the quarter
erdfns July B. 1850, was. ........... fll35oS
Received up TO the same period this yesr.. 1887
Increase in favor Of ls51... e2973s
Value Of goods in the different bonded
houses on July s. 1850, was............... fso5s6
On Jay o. 1851, the amount was .....,...... 1880
Increase in favor Of 1851 ..........,...., f75b74
Amount Of duty which viii be derived from the
tbove when taken out Of bond, will amount to f5849t
xhis shows that trade in Canada partakes great deal
Of the spirit and activity Of commercial operations in
this country There is why Canadian
ssjahbors should not, with the facilities they now
enjoy through works Of internal improvement, pro-