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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-12

This lsi Of heroes who fought in she war
with Gen. PiEEoE know his character. his
gallanay ard wouL. The men who as
sailed him arc the valiant BOB Acres and
puissant Falstads who stayed AZ home
Those who fought N die var all bear lesti-
n,ony for him while bis trsducersare chief.
ly such as stigmalise The war as "unhoIy
and piraticaI. " and would have starved DOT
our soldiers by refusing to vote supplies.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-12

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

CTIOE NOTICE -rHOS. BELL. AucrIOUaEa-
"a - w. T. VAa Zandt.-Large sale. this day e I0H
t,i'cz IN inc Ano'n Rooms, ID Spruce street-Lsrss
az soS SA nrn,nre Deals Bookcases. Coushes. 30.
80 able Clothing and merchant sailor roods Ge Guns
spendd watch, &c also. the contents Of small
CHAMPAGNE. BRANDY. GROCERIES &o-FRIDAY
August i3th 051 o'clock alsrge assortment Of arc.
b. ouns in any 6rst eIass grocery lot Of
preserved r Frui' Meats and Pickles. ALSO
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctionesr,
No. ~ Oey street, corner Green wioh,
HENRY T LEEDS, AUCrIoNKER.-oILP PAINTINGS
dsy. ~ " o'clock Mt sslesroom, 81 Chambers street.
NJ hous reserve Henry Leeds will sell, above One
lot % rich framed Oil Paintings suitable for parlor
must be seen 20 be appreciated Sale without reserve rain
OF o. inc. Catalogues now ready.
HARDwARE-AUCTIoN NOvIcE-FxTRA SALE
John T. Van Antwerp Auctioner viii III this tay,
n. Ce0ar at four 200 lats Of
reasonable shelf Hardware Cutlery worthy the
ton Of trade and country buyers Catalogues ready
HErRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. DIAMONDS,
IL 1old Levsr Watches erepoh Msnte Clocks Sser aud
ct saesr,om, NO IS Chambers street, near Broadwsy
Berry 7 Leeds viii sell above large assortment Of
Diamonds. Gold Lever Watehes, French Mantel Clocks
silver and Silver Plated Ware Jswery SO by catalogue
Without reserve The goods are oil Of good quasy having
been import ed for the city trade and consist
lows VIZ Fine gold patent lever full tsws"d ttohes,
English fa swt,ed patent hunting Watches
levers thirteen hole eweed gold and silver pue schas
snitah for and gentlemen; fine gold guard
CHAINS gold Pencils and Pens diamond Brs ehes. Pias
with assortment Of ewery numerous pxtiou.
larize Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

n ATEs or FREIGHT REDUCED BsL0w ANY
~ ether Determined 70 retain The wade efPhiiA
vsss Pits burg "a 10 cents per 100 u.s. ON arst cass
100 lbs ON second eass Eooas lille
.n thi sity Cincinnati ~ less than 81 per 100 lbs
6s md Ohio be low prepared ~ a. arrange
Nth Ne pisssbure and Cleveland Columbus and Gin
|spsa Railroad Compsnies 60 frwsrd goods g the fol
sha raves viss-To cne nati hrst class ~ & second
|slsss 81 10 To Coiumbus first elass 81 seecnd cs:a
m NJ sad 70 AL other pon the line OF the OHIO Ran
ads equally low The COST BY hts route
sss ns time shorter. saen b any 9.s,s rGrss 70 az
ssys Lesoh n and Is South Third skrce Ls~is But
- 10 Naskst street; Bingham posbs I hssket sssesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
COpARTNERaHIp NOTICES.

roPARTNERsHIP-M henry YENNT BE
~ comes partner In firm and after. ths da'e
New Orleans, July l. te62 Nj lu0LS CO.
nISSOLUTJON - TIL 4 p arNERSlIiP AERETOFORE
- eaisting twesp W b. Lavretce and r z. ~tiiAas,
aldwsre dealers 10 d. Dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will he oou u. usi by
WILLIAM y LAWRENCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13


u vera vsrs. chi. s,,y dsess..s
:: a 90 s s e. publ
snssts'ios .s. n.t Of the G..er.
fsrss ssS King Hs.os.,,aa. N. DEsicKE, Cnairasn
joins s cSnsAs, Secretaries.
vT>BE YOUNG MEMS DExookArIc UNION SLUs
s Mercer Hous corner Of sroeme and Asr .r .s5sss'
The 's,''DA a'sn1 DASlaL sS g. r4Y1SR
D Fav. sas. Vice Presidents.
J M.scn Henry. lsecrstaries.
NINTa WARD UsioN DsMooaAiio Assooi .rivN.
Meeting Of the Assia os "a be a..a - ,ss s,s
t.,. Il sas SMs are Is ...sad enrol sass
n.%ss - Ss%sas Saass ccNsoLLi Prsss
s s.sss s s s csssss se.rs..ri..
TWENTIETH wARD.-IN PURSUANCE OF CALL
i Of the Democratic Republican Ward comoittee. tn
and o.
WsSD~fdsy evening" Ausust nth oossider the late 80
s.d Tr'ya the large rom y. dsn.s,y srs-oss q
,.,ss v,es CSairn.p Vim Moconsey, Roger Moashaa
J ss ns tiifs sasn ss
Gun b..s. o.ss AZ" a G
s s, VIM Joiss John Ceye Tnonas Ki.rnaa wini.m
,.v.s is.s Of i've be .ppotns.S report
% s OF s We
Dnsis Rysr, Charles Dsoh ard Gsor.e Kyosr were ao.
rep rice the ioio wing rssoiuos which, esinS
70 h. mseins adopted with great enthusiasm AND
sso,sd that we hSs the pc pie original
primary m.s,isss are the hannss through
ps,snes preserve these in their orisins
ssI.y asains q especially
.svsd Th., .hs o. Of r.i%sry nss"s made ,, the
- s.rviss soss osss sn.ains
h. frum hpPfx
inspectors OF the primsy
'Sff
spl justl issd the indignation Of tho demo-
4. oai% made hs Of this
,s' N se +. z. ess snas se
essaosbe exercised elsewhere ~ithoat its authority
This see.i.e that the General 90 nm,tee tho
times, ssoer OIL sreuustsuoes with all the means in
Resolves. That rsissfa.s and confirm the Seola
1si's se,e'sf re MADE by cur Ward 0o%mstse that sc
b Nj. yard hello BY ipscecsers not apooutsd by tho do
Of this ward or By their authorized representa-
Tss sn' Of sss s ss
election w sh 'srd sh. he held by peetors Of their
way and samuel Var wars the Semsorssio inspector
chosen at he last sensrsl election hereby de gnasd
k.r,sd IT., deesa.es from this ward to the Demo
3 . :. rms one ss ID s-ssss:
Resovsd That five delegates NJ pointed 70 represent
mis- ~sri In convention u be held at Tammahy Hall
Ing to make preparations for county
81 that place. 70 the Indignation Of the
# this aity at the patton attempted by few
oee seekers in the General Committee aud
70 take add nal for resistance therefor aud
further III at usurpatoG shall he persisted u, to
psrasons for Of the wishes and SEMI
o. the this city, At the meeting
b. spona 20 the nominations will redress for the
pat and security asaipst further usurpstions.
The mtetpp ably addressed by g. Shepard. Daniel
B. Taylor Burr and James Cochran Esqs and several
played by Mapahans Band The following dele
appointed to The Convention TO meet At Tam
nA-y Hall Monday evening next:N. j. Waterbury,,
Rsrer Monahan. Dennis Ry.r, John MoCsre and Gsorie
kyo. The mesting then sdjours cd with nins hearty
cheers FOR Pierce aud Kps and the union Of the demo
WILLIAM MURRAY, Chairman.
EpNrH DopBs and Others ar.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
AGArRINoNY MADE EASY. os now TO VIE A

ATATRINONY MADE EASY. OF HOW re WIN
AVA Lover Professor Lawson, Boston o. Lons
address, recetpt Oh one ooAf psse
paid, plain directions 20 enable ases Or sssssmss ~.
hearts nav desire Tho process simple But 30 eapu-
waiting thas may b married o. syessr-
RANGED with suoh and dsdeasy that dissection 10 in
nosshie Aidress Professor LAssou. Boston. Ma no
sttsrs tAisn c tAs Post once uulsso The rsssase
BAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
sew sUsI.lCATIoNs.

|V,gE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, PUBLtsuhn- BY
|ths Spirits" /" sperm pts aad Experiences ~ a j.
| Sp,rss In Csfors Fscts snd Messages from the 5pt
|rf, Bsrvsy's Dsfeas of Speitual Extraordinary
Uses Of the Msnifsst Miss Aadre
Dream &c. 80 Fer sale at Cortisndt str,et, N =.
slso be had the shehinah. splendid quarterly
containing Lives and Portraits ot che seers
|. OF Judge Edmn and great variety Of yAluA
|,le parsrs by Of the abiess mnds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
MUSICAL.
RosroN pIAsoyoer.s.-rus LARGEST AssoRT-

BOSTON PIAkOTORTS S.-THE LARGEST AssORr-
- mont Of pianOn In this city DO
Of Gilbert Co s33 arosdsay corner Of Astnopy
street, Opposite Broadway bar and theatre AID viii
sold at great barssiss rny have The is Frame AID
warranted TO stand eli ate. Dealers suDpsd vesy
liberal terms Gilbert cottage BOND pAaos
tent for email for al. Tow aud ~aranted Also
exte sive If Gilbcrt Co " ia biAn
paI os nryersay admitted to bs 10 ali others.
HORACE WATERS, sole agent. Twenty five .ssond asad
lance nelodeoSs t"hsap far saio, the
low ing pree-:SO 500 $40 So sb6 SEQ $40 Si20 si25
$780, $40 Sti5 80, AID $40 B,uo IL. 500 Erian
IAnos $3.50 s27o and $500 hratd panoe 100; do ~ish
.Eoan 500 Prime Co Ne'ndet s35 $40 S65, sna
SS5 Cnrhart's meiodpons SIS $50 xod Ss5
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.
ss-ms 10, 81 the family. address s5aca.ion New Re-
,s STATING qua iieatips aud terms. which must
(NiviL ENGirEEaiso sus.,uL ptasCrBD ~
- icsos pa amoh, e. Sfadaat. - The school %
lii ~ ssrib ne~ sau~ss ~ lsesuYes Aod
81 assssses. sppy - the school $50 JeustoD
ERENcH LANGUAGE -pRppEssoR RIcv,RD
IL will begin, on honday eour.s, No, n White
street, o1s oeioeh = German soanisa Aaa lsslAn
u French Literary b-2is~, p.ter oil kso Ia this
country, and which can be ohtinea NJ ~ White street
EOREICN LANGUAGEs-, GENTLEMAN FROM m.
who give the d. for
character and capacity ossire- TO employ Too ls,sars
In the French German spanish Italian usuess
gnases Addres "S'as, at This othco
INSTRUCTION LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGE
i meht daily Teacher 10 rsniy. w"uld receive
few puIis at her dene1 she nstrnsts uso
sirpine German spd Fr.r together viii s.h she
experienced suanssfD teacher spd oil give hsst
class references address IDssru.si, n Herald onhos
IVA School for Boys Hudson Terrace. aoboh.n. N. -
Pail term 1T Septembr Tho ~ Ia
s'ruat pres al tho banehss II Cisi,s or Ocm-
meroia1 edncatiop the French Npguaso stag Vocal
Musio and Fencing Terms, Sa TO 500 per ansun. DIR
oulars at the INSTITUTION
~ init few sehoavn - join classes already somj
menced New eiasses TOR naiop-rs tsdiss stss,s-
also siven bis onc- in par, city rrsns-
lati correctly performed Col a uAsA
on moderate terms address 2ss Broadway, room No. a
first heor.
VIOLIN AND FRENCH LBssoNs-pERsONs DVsI-
roua of taking 10, tn. vion In Fr,nsh.
meet with Lirhed taaauer
Tine place OF tho lessons thu option pupil
Address ii. q. c.. New YorA Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
AN MAgV Ais.

TIME OFFICE OF the NATIONAL LOAN FURn
i Life Assurance Coinpany ~ London 10 ronovsd from
Ger street Jerssy City -h.rs lie oe srees
cd Medical ofoers attend daily at r. Caorn.s riske
taken Pamphlets siairg ~ otbev tnformAts
and printed CALIFORNIA; rules nrn,sh"t application
J LEANDER STARR denepal AgslA
a. k H0sA0. n d.! D. xsaio.i S1.m,ner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

w ANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE WITH ALL TIE
w modern improvements In the Beishb rhood Of Asor
pleee. Satisfactory references given. Address, B. b.,
this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

TINTED STATES MUsKErs-HiTogCOK d CO..
no lao nroAdway, ehsr for sale favorable ssrrss,
20 Fevsrnnents or Individuals United ssstss
enssinn asd Flint Look MnrheG said made ~
ne United States a. their Arm.ry Spring
hsld 81 cost Of over dollars ssch .hey have ~
assed inspection are entirely psefsd In eesss
sNenty eAeh apd ready for part OF -
world Perscns 1esirous 81 purchasing sitbsr - ssfs
small ots arc invite 70 inspess these arms . NC
VIII sen them considerably Tess thAS ono bali sss so'"s
nsnt cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

A PRIVATE FAMILY. REsIDIaG SHORT Dis
"A tAnre In the coupry assrons ~ obsstniaf suit
s yon lady instruct three ltse sies tho
hHsh aud th. piaso, siso % assist 10 the
sesWs 40 OF the family. address I'D acation New Ro-
nens fstat'as qua iiaatiiDs and terms which must
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

~ ANrED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
" si,ustioI ss ssmbermsid or Waiter or would 40
tie general Homework of oil family Good city refer.
Please call at 45 henry street, in the basement
Can be senior two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

NINTa WARD USIoN DsMoC6AfiC Ansool arloN.
IN Meeting Of the Ass,sia ion via be held 81 sat IN
hotel No. Perry .trese, Friday eyeSias me 18th
Asssst inst o'clock precisely The Dsmoe,a 1e ri
tsyp in Weed 20 sttsod aud enrol taeF
nance members. kmiaent sltasrrs suI address she
me- sing by order. MICHAEL CoNNOLLf, Prest
s s.shs II s nonasx SECRETARIES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

A WIDOW LADY. WHO OCCUPIES A FINE HOUSE
A central situation wishes to let two
70 gentleman who would pay Morally for home and
comforts NO Other boasders Will be taken, de sired Re-
terepces EXCHANGED. Address Mrs. Hunt Broadvsy Post
0cs for two days. stating wAsys An asrvew Sc had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

N AN1ED-A GIRL, TO DO TIE HOUSEWORK OF
W family Of three persons She must DO q good
washer and ire Ber and Sderstand plao cooking To
rerpe etabe tidy GIRL with coed references this will be
God place Protestant preferred Inquire At l75 East
Ii atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
aousEs, Rooms. xTc., wANrED.

SIouSE wAETED-wANTED TO RENT, A SHALL
IA story Bcuse In the vicinity Of Broadway, ss.
down town than Walker street higher mp thar
fourth street adaros u NJ. at ths oDiee, Stating
nd locat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
EXCURSIONS.

IJxCUEsIoNs 70 KEYPoRT, AROUND STAT en-
Il ltlspd III steam. JOHN HART -il leave surtR,
pier daily, Saturday. and Sundays excepted q
half past ociach A iAndns At Chslses, reft4 dock
Rockville Beptleyt and Perth hmhoy each rsturning
Key port At cloct Parties DESTROYS fs quiet
will end IL in the above iapts the
scenery through the Pound bsantful Also good bot,s
bathing and 6shng At keyp,rt Fare 20 cents zach
Arrangements viii be made 70 land parties 81 Diddie
Qr.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

UANrED TO PuRCHAsE-A SET or LIGHT
Psn shce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

~ AN TEB-A NEAT, TIDY PROTESTANT GIRL,
- one ~he anderstspds vaisipg on table ia small
family None need apply unless they 10 we'll recon-.
ded rom their last place apply At 81 Broadway third
story, back room, from IL to clook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
atisustion AS Cook or - do general house work i
family. She ell msnde9 from he
rt Ilsse who're she has lived three aud half AZ
streets in the rear.
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LOST AND FOUND.

! q < RFwARD.-STRAYLD OR STOLEN, ON THURS
100 day. the 9Th nst ettsr Dog, of yello Wish color
feet white sreak n.d his neck ans seras to the
BAK1R Rastibes, or C. W HA9nEs No ~ wsshinst 90
shall the above reward, and the thanks OF
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

VAcBT AND PROPERTY WORTH 81 200 FOR 500
"A sloop rgeed yacht Of ten tons, thros and hall
old thorou ghv built aud sound very wsahrly safe
and comfortable large cabin, furnished sh Mons.
swrir teNle, dishes, cnmpDss chart
some proof elothpg together with
,eilent Climb built With ti complete Will he sold
for si0n cash applied for this Apply E. F. US
TICK No. la6 Z ulton atraot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

y AvENswO0D LONG IBLAND.-A FAMILY ON
~ we Or Mr.s gssssmen may obtain board
Eat river ,sd within thirty n.nusss sf tAey Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

(NANTED-A SMART, TIDY IRISH GIRL ABOUT
Hyeara Of ago. to tahc care Of Baby ana TO make
rs generally nsef Apply between the hours OF and
cloek in the afternoon 1t Me- Walker street, In The
basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
and Glen Cow Pare ls cents each .Ay thirt! miiss
mp tho sound August 6th The newly lifted 20 steansf
King Philip Captain Ksnsedy leaves Spring street
s Grand 81 o. Tenth street At sk; ana r~sasy
;s,n street A. Rsturnpe nom Glen Cove A. O'clock
p NJ and New Rochelle ~ 81 cclech This BY FAR che
hesrest mHss wholssoms and most abrasive "trip from
the city soeo ohowdsr and other retro shments Of the
Good fishing and bAtAiSg grounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

WANTrD- NURSE AND sEaMsTREsS TO co
into the country She have good city refereneas
Also. wanted Gardener, Ohio derst hit ,heu
tower saraeIDs ard is w'ns to make hisssel gener v
useful Appl, in Thirty eighth street. second house west OF
Eonrtk
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liz osT-oE "WEDNESDAY EVENING. A BUNDLE
II oan aipur new Pocset Hsnster.hiefs. sith
h fnoiBg the above will be
orally rewarded returning them TO she No. lo5
The ~ yson street, corner Of Bleecker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

VJNHE YOUNG MEMS DEHOCkArIC UNION SLUB
i will held = mssiug Fri 10y evening", august 18Th -
Ns Mercer House Of 8ro"me and Asr streets
The punstusl attend OF msmo.r Requested
DANIEL 9. Taylor President
AD F Es ono. Vice Presidents.
M.scn B.sav: lsecrstAriss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

WhNTEp-BY YOUNG WOMAN. A SITUATfos
" as Seamstress or to do light cham berwork and
and ct dresses The best Of city retere
call NJ Mrs Green's Millinery Store, Bowery oppo
ifth atre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

OBscENITIEs FROM CHrNA-A remarkable i'm
portation has recently taken place from China,
consisting of series of paintings, or, more pro.
perly, carvings Of an elaborate character, painted
and contained in a kind Of frame, each having
hinges inversey, as to close after the manner Of
draught board in the form of book. On OK
animation Of this piece of mocha nism it was found
that each of these painted carvings formed slide
which discovered another carving Of an equally
elaborate description, but ola grossly obscene cha
racter, the figures comprising these obsoenites
being carvings in ivory representing Chinese
casion has the skll of mechanical art been more
grossly perverted to an improper purpose The
articles were it seems, in trdnsna for France, but
the authorities have given directions for these OBJ
scene carvings to DO Immediately and entirely do
stroyed London Paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

Rrss1A.--Tho Trieste Gazette gives the following
details of tbe effective strength of the Russian army
The infantry, including tho imperial guard, 80,
amounts to Go SS men; the cavalry to l0, 692 the
artillery, including the special corps, to 429O2,
making q total Of about $4,000 men. BY calliag
out the reserves and the depots that number might
BIO increased by 24O 900, In the event of an Euro
pean war, 100000 mon would be dsposable to GROSS
the western frontier, between the Baltic aud thu
Dauxbian principalities
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49,. A.. AManu pr..,n. 1.....-II


In accordance with our usual custom, soon after
the coee of canal navigation. VIC now present our
readers with pretty full account Of the amount Of
property passing through this great artery Tor tue
three past seasons.
The canal closed. several days earlier taan WAS
anticipated, and so suddenly, that large amount
OF property, consisting principally of -four, wheat.
barley, and beef, destined for tide water, was
Little Falls which. had it arrived here would have
materially altered our fgures for this year
ine commercial year, however com pares favor
ably with any Of its predecessors We have not
complete returns OF the amount Of property goiug
from tide water but from the fact that while there
has been slight falling off in the tonnage coming
to the Hudson river, the aggregate tolls received
on ell the canals exceed those of last year about
$4,000 thus showing that larger amount of pro-
perty has been conveyed on the canals than there
was last season.
During the summer and early fall, the railroads
mOnopose the carrying trade in perisaable articles
and dealers in butter, cheese, and lard avail them
selves of those facilities to secure early arker
While this is true in regard to the articles named,
the canals must necessarily retain such articles
sugar. molasses, iron, &c which paying but small
profits to the trader will not bear high rate Of
transportation as charged by railroads.
In February last, the Canal Board made c0nsi-
derable reductions in tolls several OF the leading
articles to be transported to and from tide water.
and while many doubted tho wisdo of their act,
the result has shown their sagacity, We are in
elined to the belief that the present Board will Do
called upon during the winter to make fur Their con-
cessions, which they will undoubtedly acoede to. if
satisfied that ii will be for the interest of the State
At an early day we shall endeavor TO give tho
"general move ment," showing the aggregate ton
mage of property ascending and descending the
canals, and its estim ated valuation.
We now submit our tables showing the amount
of property arriving at tide water which embraces
the returns from New York, Albany, West Troy
and Waterford offices, and the estimated valuation
of the Same:-
STATEMENT, SHOWING THE ToTAL QUANTITY EACH Arr
GLE WHICH cAsIE TO Hupsor RIVER ALL rus
CANALS DURING The YEARS 1912 1850 AND 1851 -
THE lS48 1850 1851
Fur and peltry lbs. 654 53l 65600O 484loO
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AUsrRAIIA.-New from the gold diggngs state,
that gold continues to be found In large quantities
and that tho colonsts arc being ruined BY wan.
Of Labor,
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Leaving unappropris

Leaving inappropriate, ...............S 102S02 81
3. hPPoRIiorMENI or STATE TAX AND ITS AvhILs.
BY the I'd section OF the "Ac. for the establish
ment Of free schools throughout the State, passed
at the Last session Of the Legislature, the sum Of
eight hundred thousand dollars was dire cted to be
annually raised by tax on the real and personal
property of the State, for the support OF common
schools and 1t was aade the duty of the State Su-
perintendent on before the tenth day Of July in
each year, TO apportioD the amount thus directed
to be raised among the several counties OF the
state according 10 the valuations OF real and per-
sonal property therein returned BY the assessors OF
tie several towne and cities in accordance with the
law and to certify the amount thus apportioned to
the clerk Of each county whose duty II was made
TO lay the same before the board Of supervisors OF
sucb county on the fret day Of It's annual session.
This spportionment was duly made and certified to
the several county clerks within the time prescribed
by law and an abstract thereof, containing the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

STATEMENT showing the aggregate value Of the property
which came 70 the Hudson river on all the canals dur
ing the years 1912 1850 1851, under the divsions As
specified In the above table -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

STATEMENT showing the estimated value Of each article
which came to the Hudson River, on all the canals,
during the years l849, 1850 1851