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PRIVATE CONSUMERS.

A list of the parties using the Regulator will be
found in the Pamphlet of the NV York GAS RBG-
uLAroR COMPANY at 262 Broadway.
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MATCHES, superior article, round and square
WI splnts in Round ,DOod and Square Paper Bore,,
put up in shipping order, and sold at the lowest
prices, by CHAS. PARTRIDGE CO., l25 Maiden
Lane New York 1v
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Sc WIN g MA CHINE

VNVTN TK' 7KFK q W.
'INH1S MACHINE is now Justly the most approved,
J. and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent. Offices, 405 Broadway, New York !;
Ilaymarket Square, Boston and AZ South lth ST.,
Philadelphia. ly
:Srptptuhrr 1853.
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DRY GOODS.
IL. &. DAVIS Il CO.,

Nanufactures If and Wholesale Dealers IN
REA ID Y MADE CT OTHIN G
Importers and Jobbcrs of Cloths, Cassimeres Vests
ings and Trimmings. A large assortment of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms Mer-
chants invited to call and examine stock.
Nos. 3 and 4 Exchange, Albany.
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STOVES.


The Subscribers offer to the trade on fair and lib
era terms, large and complete assortment of Stoves,
Of the first quality, for both coal and wood, among
which the celebrated Black Diamond and May
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and Franklin
Coal Burners. Also, large assortment Of New
Pattern Paror Stoves for wood.
Eagle Foundry, No. 40 B,aper-St., Albany.
TREADWELL & PERRY.
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u Grcn PidHo and MuHc EHabhshuc
HOE ACE WATERS,

1888 BROADW AY, NEW YORK
1--WE best and most improved Planes and Mclo-
deon,. r. Gilbert { Cos Worlds Fair Pre-
MUM Pianos. with or without tho .Eocan, aud with
iron frames and circular scales. Mr.. W being sole
agent for all the above Pianos, can offer them lower
than any other house. lloRNcE WATtRs' PIANos,
manufactured cNprc.- y for him, having great pow
er of tone aud elasticity of touch.
NELODEON!.
Goodman baldwin, Patent Organ Mclodeons,
with two Bank Of Eeys-a sweet and powerful in
strument. Price t"m So t. $500, : y. 4 II.
W. smith. celrbr,t' d Mcudcou., Martin. unrival-
led Guitars, brown iiirps, Flutina. Widths Brass
Instruments, &C., Sc. Dealers supplied with Pianos
and Mclodcon' at factory prices. ~ per cent dis
count to Clergyman.
MI SIG.
This list comprise the products Of the great ma
tiers of both the American aud European continents
aud is receiving constant additions by an extensive
publication ot the choice and popular pieces If the
day. Dealer, in Music and Teachers oi Scmiuarics
wishing t. purchase any music published, or make
arrangements Tor cont nu"d supplies of Mir Water.
new issues will hnd 1t To- their interest t. call OF
forward their orders Music sent to any part ui the
l mon OF Cahadas, postage free.
HORACE WATERS.
April ~, lsii. wl2mo,3
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Later from the Fisheries.

4 FEW TIERCES SALMON, No |. MACKEREL
~ and Codfsh-aud few Boxes Candles, which
dii M come from the Fisheries, for sale by
A. ;, DEWEY.
Oct TO- dGwtf
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DIR. J. ID. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOI,ICON
Far The Reief a,d Cbr,o nj
ST Fl f GRIN q FEM ALES

IT stands prc-cm
inent for its cura
tive powers in AL
I h o diseases for
which it is recon.
m en- i . d, usually
called
FEMALE CoNpLAISr'
of these are prolap
sus teri, or Failing
of the W omb; Fluor
Albus, or Whites
Chronic Innamma.
ton and liberation
of the Womb ; Incl.
dental lemorrha &c
or Flooding ; Pain.
full, Suppressed, anC
Irregular Mcn.tru.
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REID N DAVI S,
WHOLE ALE DEAL ERS ~
Foreign Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Havana Segars
&c.; also, a superior article of Irish Scotch
and Manongahela Whisky.
No. IL State Street, ALBANY.
James Reid, William Davis
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FURNITURE.
Edwin A. Harris,

Cabinet Furniture n Chnir Establishment,
$40 Broadway, fep doors South Deiepan House.
ALBANY, n. Y.
Four of the largest Ware Room. in the State-frst,
second third and fourth stories full of all kinds of
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
workmen and of the best materas-all at very mod
crate prices.
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.NORTHER.N R.iiLRO.iD. " !.
SUMNER ARR N\GEMINTS.


>ilhMER ARR \\GEMLNTS.
I'M and after Monday, May 30, S53,
" uTalus will run as follows
L"tN nld"ushurpt al 81 Al aud2 NJ.
AruvIng - Ruu-r s'alui ~ .2|P Hrh So NJ.
Lravr h"u-r.' f"uI az 81 - and p NJ.
NruNng 'l2d' usuutgU at ~ p n = = NJ ANA
II
r,.-ru.,Is leaving u,d,n-hu'gh 10y III, morning
rnlus Ntil ne able tn reach
Boston and New ioIh the same. Evening.
Bl ia tUr,tu"i,tr,tu they ~tiitr sch Moutp, her
ihi Rutland the -iiur rNruluS ard Bn~itu tud NJ"
York ruty Ih, UrNtd,N lJ,I Nlii aiso reach Iht
stetuh,a,t- ~ -r,suu tpr thrir evening thn S'ulh
through .,hr { h.m'lbiH
Passenger. lraNug k,slouinj NV "rA ~ the
ratIN trans lfrin ihn-t tttrs and hD"btdi ~
o'riDtk T. v Ntu r,ach thu hu"'r NON tgdrus-
oh Ion puils On Lake Onl tiu aud the lppri
l.lkrs ~" -Hn' ~ ulus
The nam l-Ivirg a. lrusbWyn ~ ~ NJ ,con-
Meet, withfl tNpirs- -t.Hurls lt"m thr West,
putting pls-"uyrit hy tho>' -ir1m'fs mo BOSTON
and New orl, he s,,nr rvruiug - Ik,sIrSn
does not slup ~ " ~ stations
GEORGE PARKER,
dNwtf NHpcIiHteEdcRt
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
-
George A. WOOlVertOn q
Go

MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers IN
Boots and Shoes also, Agents for Goodyears India
Rubber., and j. Patridge's Boots.
$50 and 35s Broad'cay, Albany n. Y.
q. A. Woolverton. I, Dunn. C. b. Woolverton.
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ia p ED HOL T,
LEATHER AND FINDING, STORE.

As HudSon Street, AHony.
Constantly on hond odk and hemlOck Sole
LEATHER, Frolch and Amer,con car Sims
Innings, Bmdmgs, Morocco, LASTS, ana
Boot Trees; Shoe Matters Tools and End-
mgs Of oil hHds, wholesdle and rcto,L
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Varies with the pressure Of the gas in the street
mains. Twenty-Five per cent. i acknowledged by
Of the Regulator, and places daily reported
To- the Company, and the gas bills shown where 30,
80 and even 80 per cent. has been saved The Cir
cular of the Company contains list of references
widely known, and of such weight in the commu-
nifty, that who desires use the Regulator,
can be at fault when seeking friends advice to
its merits.
Circulars sent by mail when desired. All orders
for Regulators, by penny post or mail, punctually
attended to.
Ii Call and examine for yourselves at the Office
of the New York GAS REGULATOR COMPANY, 262
BROADWAY. :. I. CLARK, Secretary.
r. BRONSON, sole agent for Burlington, who
prepared to furnish and put Regulators to order
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The steamer Canada &,

INFT. ;. II. F1NTEK,
Go,pc No,ih,, leave Whitehall at 10 y. NJ, or on
arrival of first Train Cars from Troy, Albany and
schenectady, reach Burlington Mt 81 y. NJ, where
they will connect with the Trains Of the Rutland a
Burlington Railroad and take passengers directly to
Rousc's Point without stopping, and arrive at I.
NJ, in time for the Cars of the Champaign and It.
Lawrence Railroad, which reach Montreal the same
evening.
G.,ny Souih leave Rouse, Point on arrival Of
Trains Champain a It. Lawrence and Ogdcn>burgh
Railroads, arrive at platt>burgh Mt ~. Port Kent
10. aud Burlington lOt +. NJ. and reach Whitehall
at IS next morning, and in tmcior passengers to
arrive in Troy and Albany in season for Car, direct
Is to New York, or at Schenectady in time for Train,
going West.
Tn, ab3rc arroo g,m,pf ,cH ,onncof wih all The P'S-
s,ng,r Trainv of h' RHiaHd and burlington Raii-
road al Barhng ton.
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TINWO SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTES, FROM
j the celebrated Mandatory Of Woodward 4
Brown; one, a beautiful Cared Case, just received,
and now to bee seen at RI SIS Music store.
Darlington, May /. ddwu
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REFERENCES.
p. r. PEcKuAN, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
L. d. FLEMING, VI. D, Cana ndaigua y. Y.
NJ. H. MILs. VI. n, Rochester, Y. Y.
d. Y. Foo1t, NJ. D., Syracuse, n. Y.
Prof. DuyBAR, VI. D. Baltimore, Nd.
j. C. ORRlck, VI. u. Baltimore, Md.
W. W RrEsE, NJ D., New York City.
W. PREsCo1r, VI. D., Concord. y. II.
y =. NEwLASb, NJ, D., Utica, y. V
Rev. G. s. BEARD, Glenn Springs, 5. e,
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of Mr.. TIIEo
DoBE A. PECK, Druggist, wholesale and retail
Agent, Burlington, VT
Also sold by NELSON FAIRCHILD, Milton, and
by most of the leading Druggists in the State,
~; Len'r addressed 10 Of w, CUri't Hatch,
ig'pt at Rareonq OHIO.
To Dir. MARcuI,I:-I have been ten year, troubled
with Female plaints-prolapsus utcri, all the
attending difficulties at times rendering my life
most miserable. | have had the attendance of some
of the best physicians with but little success the
most they could do was to relicve-a out of
the question. For five months before commencing
with your medicine. had not been able to perform
any labor, could walk but few steps time, and
scarcely went out of doors--in short, | wrs com
plctcy Frustrated, both in body and mind, and cN-
pectcd to drag out the rest of my days in suffering
and misery But reading your advertisement, |
was induced to try your invaluable medicine called
Uterine Catholicuu, Is the last resort. | had not
used it Il week before | felt like another wuman.-
BY tho of three bottles | enabled to perform
all the labor for six in the family with ease and
could walk anywhere in the ncghhorhood without
injury. Nothing but -cn-o Of my duty to ~" aud
to the afflicted ha> induced me to state my case t"
the public, can safely recommend the preparation
toal those suffering like myself
(Signcd) Mr.. SARAH 4. Bl>mor.
FRrEDoM, Portage Co., Ohio. bee. -. 1852.
~. L. MARCllSl a CO., P,opu.t.r.,
Central Depot, 500 broadway, y. !.
Iu IL
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Inn BBLS. HEAVY MESS PORK 90 bbs
wv Lard 70 tubs do 100 otis. Goldfish =,
= lhl'. Mackerel No. and 2 100 bx, salted
Herring = Litts do, Tor sale by
HERRICK 4 MILES.
dA VII
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Revolving Hammer Pistol.

SIMPLE IN IT. CONSTRUCTION, EASY AND
secure To- load and cap, rapid to discharge very
'"'rlu ana accurate shooters, liability IT, nrci.
u'ntN' ul''haFSe' and approved by Army and Navy
., superior 10 every other revolver made by tho
Robbins Il Lawrence Co. Windsor, VT sold by
BRlNoMNlD, BROTnEN& CO.
Church It. Burlington, Vt.
Also, other Pistols Guns Rifles aud general
STOCK oi Hunting and Fishing Tackle, sold BY
ERlNSMAID, BROTHER & CO..
Church st. Burlington, VI,
LARGE SAFE
suitable for Town Cleric Records for sale cheap bv
HN"it bElNSMAID, BBOluER a CO
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Piano ISOrtpS.

AL broadway New York
'VNHE Largest and Best Assortment Of first class
L Piano fortes in New York, both with and with
out the Eolian Attachment may be found in AL
Broadway. All persons wishing good instrument
at low price will be to find one at
LINCOLN Il TU0NPSON'S,
ly AL Broadway, New York.
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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, WEEKLY 81 PER
- Year, specimen gratis, and all Spiritual Books,
for sale by PARTRIDGE & BRITAIN 800 Broad
way, New York. ly
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kinsley n Darling.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
62 Pessey street, near Greenpich street, New York.
ORDERS personally or by letter equally regarded
~ in prices, qualities, dispatch, &c. ly
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Ns,W (soOsls

NNTE NAVE JV~T RETl R\Ep FROM
w market with q choic" stock of Groccries aud
Provisions, which We prepared to ,ell for Cash
at Low PRICES. We assure the trade and dealer
generally that We have Good bargain, To- oder
them Please call and examine our stock, III,
C,su sYsrtN, i, me system by which to get Go-p
yrnbgs HEEEICk MILES.
Corner hing aud Water st.
Nov. Is. 1882. dAwu
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The steamer America,

CAPT. W. II. FLAGG.
ho'rg SoU'h, leave Rous"s Point at O'Clock, \.
NJ, on arrival Of Cars of Champlain and It Law
renee Railroad, from Montreal, reach Burlington at
lOt 4. NJ, in time for the train of RUTLAND and
Burlington Railroad going south and East, and
Whitehall at o'clock =. ", in time for the Cars
which reach Troy and Albany at u F. NJ, and
Boats to New York next morning.
fjo,r. N,r,b leave Whitehall at 7. NJ, or on
arrival of the Evening Train, from Troy, Albany
and schenectady, arrive at Burlington at ! ) next
morning, Port Kent ), latt,hurgh ito6, and arrive
at Rou.cs Point at \. NJ, and in time for Cars OF
the Chumplain and It. Lawrence Railroad, to al
rive Mt Montreal, at 10 A. NJ, and by Osdcnsburgl
Raro d to Ogdcnsbursh at o'clock, p. NJ.
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n ails

Snn EEGS EAGLE" NAIL ALSO
DoV AA,', hot, Lcou, rowdcr.aud nicty fuse
Just received by liERRlCk MILES.
Nov. IS. dSwit
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ENPREsS LINE!

NEW YORK, CAPT. II. II. Chapman.
BAY STATE, trf. J. II. Lrdgard
From the 10th of June to the 10Th Of september
one of these large and beautiful Lake steamers will
leave ugdcusburgh daily, (~undays eNccpted) at
T. NJ on arrival of steamer, from Montreal, and car,
from bo,tou touching at ape Vincent at "a pm and
arrive at Lewiston and Niagara fLlls meg, morning,
connecting with iur Hamilton, and boat Tor To-
ruutu, also with Michigan southern Railroad, Mich
igau Central Railroad, aud, tilcat Western Railroad,
aud steamer. for Clr,,ltnd, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
and Western IuIt,.
y. h. Passenger, ing West should Ice particu
lar u purchase through ticket, at the office, "i the
company and authorized Agent. ur from th" clerks
,u board the steamers, thereby avoiding extra ca
pcu,r Of cattl.c, Wharfage, Ac., &c.
H. q. GREENE, Agent,
Church street, opposite Court House.
Burlington, April - DIFF
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Fyler's Butter Working Churn.
Cast Steel Shovels.

nECIpEplN TUE REST CHuEN IN TSF.
- They are worthy the attention "i hutter
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SOAP

SOAP.
IM BOXES NO. | sOAP.
wv 20 do Chemical do.
80 do Toilet do.
HERRICK MILES.
No 2s d6wtf
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Fruit. Sc.

100 BOXES VI. X. RhI~lNS.
wv 80 quarter do. do
10 boxes Lemons,
100 bus. Chesmuts, and nuts ht all kinds
Pickle. Catsups, Preserves, Pepper sauce, Macca
roni, Nermiceli, Nuunegs, Mace, &C., Sc, for sale
by HERRlCk MILES.
Nov 2S dHwtt
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HOTELS.

The value Of the Machine to Hotels, may be
learned from the following
GADsBY's HoTEL WAsHISGroN, D. c., Oct 81, 1858
| have been using kidder's Regulator in my Hotel
for the last six weeks, and during that time l am
confident have saved in money Is per cent. over
the amount paid for the time last year. and be-
lieve my light is quite good before using it,
and do feel confident that it is decided saving to
the consumer of gas. W. GADSBl.
AsToR HousE, Nov. ], 1853.
We have had DR.. Walter kiddor's Gas Regulator
in at the Aston House, for several months past
We have three Regulators attached to many
tres, Gone on oach,) and they supply about $50
burners. The Regulators operate finely they per
fectly regulate the burning of gas and with good
light, save handsome per ccntagc upon our
bills OF consumption, say about fifteen dollars a
week. which is equal to twenty-five FER cent. our
gas bills. We consequently feel very great conf
dence in the success of the Regulator.
L -L.Nr
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT,

IMPORTER, MANuFACTuRER AND DEALER
Coach and Saddierv Hardrarc. PiVshes, Cloths, Dam
ask Rubber C'oh, Patent Feather, Cotai and Leather
Fdynisb, " DELETiN BLOCK"
No. 1874 Broadway. corner of Hamilton Street.
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T. NJ
ASHES we're quiet but steady. The stock in the In
srection Warehouse, to-day was only 1856 bills
BEnwAx-Yellow scarce and held at 29c. 90 &c.
per ID,
TRANSFORMATIONS was in good demand. The days
transactions amounted to $500 bbls ordinary to choice
State at 81 81 435a. mixed to fancy Western at 81
56l a$7 eSz fancy Ohio at IS IS 12 fancy Genesee,
at So S. Is; extra Western, at IS So 621a extra
Ohio at IS 12h 80 SIX and extra Genesee, at So
37H 50 IS per Dbl. Canadian varied little. Some
1900 bbls Southern obtained at 81 so 81 rs for
mixed to straight 81 81 So for favorite; and IS
IS rs for fancy per Dbl. Rye four meal wheat,
and rye were unchanged Oats ruled dull and heavy at
yesterdays quotations. Corn did not vary much. The
days sales included so 900 bushels at tie for mixed
Southern 78c for white do; and zoe SOC. for yellow
do, per bushel.
CoTToN The days sales embraced 295 bales as fol-
lows:For export, 3s4; home use 28s speculation,
66l and in transitu 81 bales Market firm for all kinds
above middlng thisand ordinary declined since Monday
&c. &c. perlb.
FRKGHTs.-Rates dull, with very little doing for
Europe and quotations favored shippers Grain to Ii
verp00l nominal; white -four Mt A.. asked and
cotton at ed 7-16d asked There dead weight
Offering TO Glasgow 438 bales cotton compressed
engaged at 3sd. To Antwerp ashes at AIS. 3d.
There nothing to Hayre London. To Califor-
MIA there was no change to notice.
PBOvsIoNs.-Pork still cheaper, with sales OF 500
bbls at $l4 81 Sl5 for mess, and $l2 Is $12 81
for prime, per Dbl The transactions in cut meats en-
braced l4o packages picked shoulders and hams at
terdays prices with 400 boxes short mdes in dry salt,
at 7Hc per h. The sales of lard reached 400 bbls
9Ac 9ac.. and ITO kegs at l0hc., per h. Beef was
much in request at the improved rates last noticed
the days sales amounting to 1900 bbls. Butter and
cheese were unaltered
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FOREIGN AND Domestic DEBT OF Ono.
Date. Foreign Domestic

decrease in Foreign and Domestic debt in the
seven years ending November Is, 1852 81, 1872 107
The above table exhibits the fact that the state debt
on the 18th November, 1si5, SIT, 73, $3.50 So and
being net reduction of 81 o5 49, and nothing more
IN the space of years Bearing this result steadily
IN mind the Commissioners beg leave TO present
thor tabular statement compiled from the Official
sources exhibiting The fact that during the years
above referred to Of money than equal to the
reduction OF the public debt made within that PERIOD
were then available, and which rendered the assess
ment Of taxes for that purpose wholly unnecessary The
sources to which allusion is here made werc;-
j, The surplus fund held by counties, and then
in the course CT rel payment 10 The state.
p Tic sales Of land donated BIZ the United states to
the state Of Ohio fer canal and schocl purposes
3. The prem allowed 10 the State tho issue ~
rev bonds t. hear interest Tor twenty-five yrars i leo
4. el.gL Ms ~al I.-.s-s..
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Total amount derived from sources above
Pubiio debt reduced during same period sissiN Is
Excess Of receipts reduction Of debt $751; liz %
1t thus shown that for the payment Of all the pub
lie debt which cancelled during the seven years end
ing ON the 10Th November, 1882 the state possessed
such rendered it unnecessary 10 raise for
that purpose single dollar by taxation These resources
are now, however, almost exhausted. The surplus
has nearly all been repaid to the State and no
than few hundred acres Of canal land remain un-
sold These Of relief are, therefore an end
and the Legislature will be compelled of necessity re-
sort to other Of supplying the which
they have heretofore yielded.
In view Of the facts which have been thus mperfecy
brought together, the commissioners beg leave to sug
gest TO the Legislature the expedency Of providing
der suitable restrictions for the sale of the States entire
interest in the various turnpike canal and railroad
panies in which she is stakeholder But whilst cor
daily recommending the sale OF these stocks the
mssioners would protest with equal earnesness against
the mistaken notion that the adoption of such
win avoid the necessity Of raising additional by
taxation. Reliance placed upon such expectation,
would prove to be fatal deuson With the exercise of the
best judgment to the time and manner OF selling these
stocks it would be unsafe TO calculate deriving
than million Of dollars from their disposal. This
amount although an important sum in ITSELF is scarcely
sufficient to discharge tenth of the foreign debt of
the State of Ohio, which will become due within the
seven years ending on the 3lst December 1860 1t is
clear therefore, that the sale Of these stocks although
they may assist TO limited degree in discharging the
State liabilities win leave the great bulk of it still
paid
The false policy of posponrg the payment of the pub
lie debt beyond the period when the people ready
discharge it in gradual instruments has but few ntel
gent advocates AS fast the tax payers of the State
have the means of reducing the debt without embarrass
ing their individual pursuits il is unquestonably the
dictate OF sound economy that it should be done Every
dollar of the debt of 1855 which remains unredecmed
until its maturity, will in the time draw from the
pockets of the people interest amounting lin CROSSE
to eighteen per cent ON the principal In like
fortytwo per cent will be paid every dollar of the
debt of 1850 which remains outstanding until that
period In the face of these papabe facts the pay
ers have right to expect and demand such legislation
az viii give them en- opportunity OF canceng the prnci
pal Of the debt as fast their surplus means may enable
AhD.r,
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Tot. eo'ge cas-, S1s 7Os so7s e1e loi, 4sl xss, ~

The total amount Of coin Of al kinds, coined during
the year, In the three minis fS6 72S, $50, which
consisted Of fewer than TIA ~, 021 piecesOr in
American money the total coinage Of the three mns,
was 4193, 6A, $50.
When We consider the complaints made in regard to
the scarcity of CON- cannot help asking the question:
where has this immense amount OF money gone toy In
the three countries great complaints made during
the Of the scarcity Of COIN The KcsN0i answers
the question In not only satisfactory but pleasing
manner that this enormous amount Of coinage,
and the complaints still heard Of insufficient currency
TO conduct the domestic transactions Of these great
countresl points to increase Of trade and activity
in the productive industry without any parallel in the
history Of the world"
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles other than foreign dry goods, i'm
ported into this port during the week ending and ncud
ing Friday, March 81, 1854 -