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ETqSEMENY RENEWED EVERY DAY.


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lPoRATION NoTIcE>-RUBLIcN NOTICE Is HERE
given to the owners, eeeupant or occ uP1nts
houses and lots improved or unimproyedIa nds sneos
BY the Assessors and lodged In the once Of the
Of for ~ AL persons inter,
kh Include all the several houses and lots
nd lots pieces and parcels q land situated
and Fiftieth All persons whose interests
hd BY the above named ssssssnsnss ana who are op
heir objections writing, to the undergnsd their
No aI Of EssSIaf wit ahcH thirty days from the
'AS h''''' cnARIEs J pobcE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
be-, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Feb
n, 1854. - tsss il Als.Eaa - as1s ~ a.sas.
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IN via Ncaragua-The Accessory Transit Co. of Ncara
qua groprietorszThrSugh in advance Of the mail-0ny
The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST,
1000 tons lurthen will leave from pier No North river
at o'clock NJ precisely for San Juan del Norte Mon
day March 20 eonneetin with the and fayorte steam
route having but twelve miles of land transportation by
class carriages These steamers in
their ventilation and accommodations For information
passage apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No.
Rnxy Gre
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V,HE NEBRASKA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THIS
morning, in pamphlets form, prce % centsl Sketch Of
Missouri Compromise debate; Daniel Websters
mortal the Missouri Conpro%ss History q tho Texas
tory OF Compromises Of 1885, Stewards Speech 18th
March, T. Report Of Senator Douglas Che Nebraska
Question Speech Of Senator Douglas ON the Subject
Speech q Senator Chase TO- Speech ssnstor smith
Speech Senator Badger IA Speech Senator Seward
Speech Senator sumner The above will cold 70 pur
okasers by the quantity at . very liberal discount
J.. =. REDfIELD, ITO Nassau street.
TAKE NOTICE-ADRIANCE, SHERMAN CO., NO
Aston House. having 70 the LIST OF May next
will sell on Mt aArss DEDUCTION from prices their
extensive assortment Of books and stationery The stock
consists valuable illustrated works. suitable PRESENTS
ofheton and large Of cheap Also
public here opportunity seldom met with OF obtain
ing good books at extremely low prices.
ADRIANCE, SHERMAN 4 co, No. 2 Aston House
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamers GLASGOW 1869 tons 400 horse power Robert
Craig eomTander and new YORK G 400 tons 500 horse
Saturday March 49, at IL o'clock NJ and Wednesday, May
TO- at II O'Clock n First cabin saloon stserooms 800 do
midships do $5 second cabin $50 third class SIS Apply
to 3.4f JOHN MoSYMON, IS Broadway.
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WANTED TO BORROw-FROM $4,000 TO 100000
on real estate in the Interior stusssd upon main
raj commission will be paid for making negotiation Address
II: b., Post Once giving and directions until 18th
WANTED-S2OOo FOR TWO YEARS-A SINGLE
gentieman having ths above sum 70 loan on bond and
In addition to the lawful with
the family Of the subscriber during the Of said
letter addressed TO L. D. Herald ONCE stating whore an
interview can be had Will receive immediate attention
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GRAND RHETORETIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
VI ment-At Academy Hall, G6S Brosdway, Monday
evening" March under the direction Of Mr. Stein assisted
by the following eminent taent-Mesdames Stein, Hoym-
He'll Wolf, Mdlle Herxog, Messrs. Stein. Hoym, Uunto,
Muller Wolff Dan Schunk also the members OF the Saen
grBunde and grand orchestra under tho direction of Mr.
HI rwig Tickets 30 cents reserved seats rs cents
had at the hall Doors at g. to 1t O'Clock
For particulars see small bills
CHAKsPEREAN READINGS:-BY PARTICULAR RE
- quest Of many friends Mrs. J. p. JOHNSON will give
her second entertainment at Concert Hail. Henry street.
Brooklyn, Thursday evening" March Tckets can be
obtA ned at the door,
THE EXHIBITION OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES
will positively close in March, Dr. Abbott il Obliged
to return to Egypt No. $50 Broadway. Admittance,
cents Catalogues 20 cents each.
GRAND GYMNASTIC PERFORMANCES OF THE so
VI cia Turnverein Of New York. At the Bowery Circus,
Monday March 1854 Parterre, 90 cents, Gallery, Is
Doors open at o'clock; to commence 1t o'clock
TTNCLE TOMS CABIN,
" 4
= NATIONAL THEATRE,
The Temple Of the Moral Drama.
Performances every afternoon and evening.
NIEAFIE IN NEWARK, FOR THE FOURTH WEEK
In The popularity Of this artist being still
the the manager has effected further renewal
and he will appear Monday rs OTHELLO Tuesday,
KING LEAR; Wednesday as Benedict; Thursday, Friday
Saturday in avorte characters further adver
tbs .ments MRS. A. PARKER Lessee. .
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TOR LIyERPOOL.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ ship ATLANTIC, Capt. West commanders. This steam
ship win depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively Saturday, March l8 1t u clock from her
having gnsquaed fSF and com
Passengers requested TO Bio board At IN o'clock
NJ The steamship Pacific will succeed the Atlantic and
All lst. +. =. Il
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IA cts carrying the United States Mail-The American
clipper ship NIGHTINGALE LOGS tons register will 30
this line The nightingale built for exhibition the
Worlds Convention In London she Is Of the hsrpest
surpassed in point Of comfort and elegance having been
pay the rates charged by the Great Britain from Liverpool
will be to passage Plans Of the cabins and
will be forwarded mail to intending
freight or passage apply to 1G Is
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SHIPPING.

pUYxL nAII srxAxsHrP EUROPA ron LIvHR.
IN pcol-The Europa, Neil Shannon cspn anasr viii
sail ron the Companys Dock Jersey city With the mas
for EurcPe ON wedhesday the sh
NII precisely; Passengers requested TO be on
board BY l2 o'clock The Asia viii sail the 22d in
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~ p. waidron; Stage Manager, y. c. womyss. Time
nooeihe doors will at63s; curtain rises ST. O'Clock
Lower Tier Of hoxes Upper Tier IS eents PHI end
Gallery H eepts Private Boxes, ST. ssats In Orchestra
Boxes, 90 cents; Seats In Private Boxes, 50 cents
Monday evening" March g, will be performed
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PUBLICATIONS.

Mt F-"JOHNsON's NORTHERN ROUTE TO TIL
IN. Pacific was printed At m Nassau street You
printing done there, neatly and cheaply
al any other office in the city Of New York.
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CONPA-
In ny-For Mobile, stopping at Havana-The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, Capt J. D. Bullock, will sail for the
above port Thursday March o. at II o'clock precisely
from pier foot Of Harrison street North River
Freight taken for New Orleans Goods consigned Mead
Co., Mobile will be forwarded free Of commission. Com
rapy printed rates freight and bills Of ading be had
ut the oce No freight taken to Havana
tut specie No freight received on sailing day.; Ship
the evening previous to the day Of sailing Parcels received
st the once only Passengers from Havana must
passports before lssyinE port ~
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EoR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &C-IHE
IL United States mail steamship ROANOKE Capt Skin
ner will leave pier No Is North river Tuesday, March
at o'clock r. NJ, for Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond
Time to Norfolk about hours Passengers
irving there take the seaboard and Roanoke and VIII
Charleston Passage and to Norfolk Peters
burg and Richmond 800 steerage half price. For freight
apply board, and for passage, to
'r' LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs, 81 Broadway.
A NEW sLOOP, CARRYING ABOUT sIxTYFIvE
IA tons, will be sold cheap chartered or lot to sail
shares to competent person. Apply to
ISAAC c. SMITH 4 SON, Hoboken, N. J.
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CT GEORGE HOTEL ssl BROADWAY, NEW YORK
y This and elegantly furnished family hotel Just
been completely and opened under auspices
con, Of hotel and not TO surpassed by any
establishment Of the kind M New York.
X. HILTON PERKINS.
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THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ANDES WILL SAIL
from Boston for Liverpool via Halifax place Of the
with the mail: and foT Europe
will sail from New for liverpool Wednesday 22d
instant. For freight or passage apply TO- -.
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DACKETS TO HAyRE-sECoND LINE.-THR FOL
i lowing ships viii leave Havrc on the 10th and New
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THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ARIA
collection tho most complete made BY person
of authentic pictures by Guido do Sienna CA D. l221 Gina
bue. Giotte Memm Perugino Leonardo da yno Raphael
Murio, Ruebens Van Dyck, Teners, Lely Rembrant o.
tnde Ruydael Poussn Claude lorraine Sir Joshua Rsy
nolds Hogarth West Gr9uze and Horace Vernet No. 81
broadway. Admission, % cents.
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FOR SALE,


60AA ONLY-F0R SALE. ONE OF THE OLDEST
1CUU esabhed and most profitable drug stores in this
city dxtures location
nominal and terms easy Apply early the
United States Real Estate ONCE 50 Chambers street.
hoor I. 44tstF *. -. FL
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A LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH A GENTLEMAN
IA that would advance her hundred dollars and for II
receive board In first class house
way, below broome street. Address NJ c. n, Broadway
Post Once, stating where An interview can be had.
COMMERCIAL PAPER AND OTHER SECURITIES
~ negotiated BY N. y. WEBB, II Merchants Exchange
HxoNEY, M0NEY.-WANTED, 5000 WORTH OF
M sscona hand furniture, carpets oclohs feather beds
also wasches jewery guns, pistols and instruments OF
description for which the highest cash price will
paid. Apply 20 X. WALLERS, % Division street.
REONEY TO LOAN, OR ADVANCES MADE-IN ANY
M amount, on jewsry, diamonds, pianos, merchandise,
personal property, security: Terms LIBERAL oonAdsnta
Agency and Loan Assocaton Pacific
Bank Of Broadway and Grand street. Large lot
champagne wine for sale st barsain.
NEW YORK METROPOLITAN HALL co.-cAPIrAL
IN $3O000OEotice Is hereby given that books and sub
scrpon to the capital stock Of the New York Metropolitan
Hall Company WIN DO opened this lst day Of March,
McErath Nassau Bank, Bcekman street, Nassau;
T. H. Ludlow, IL Wall street; Coleman Stctson, Aston
House, WIN. Hall Son, 23S Broadway Chester Drgg 66l
broadway; Walter y. Harding 20 Wall street and 663
Broadway De Motto, Switzerland Mott ofces Al Bible
House. Aston place. and 2 broadway Park place
Shares $780, Terms Of subscriptionO cent 18th
March, providing 600 900 Of the capital stock DO subscribed
30 per 18th April and balance In instaments Of 10
each shalt be required the prosecution Of the
twenty dsya-New York, Feb n iss4 r.,
THOMAS MoELRATH, Treasurer.
Man Dr SecretAry.
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DARN FOR SALOON STATEN ISLAND, FRONTING
New York bay and Eve miles from yanderbilts land
ing containing three acresnne Acres upland and
rest meadow. There is new Gothic cottage barn and
Will be sold low-terms easy and title indisputabe For
further information apply to b. ARMSTRONG; northeast
Thirty and Eighth the
corner Beekman and Park row. Exchange ofce
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TOR CHARLESTON AND EMI-WEEKLY
u Mail LinsThe favorite and fast going steamer
North river on Wednesday, March att o'clock, Pm,
precisely For freight apply on board where all bills Of
Iadng will be signed and for passage at the ONCE Of SPOF
FORb, TILESTON 4 CO., No. 50 Broadway. Through
tickets to Florida FELLOWSHIP Jacksonville $751; to Pr
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TINE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
IL ship Company.-Notice.-TheC CITY OF MANCHESTER
viii Phil adcphia for Liverpool Tuesday 18th
February 1854 instead Of Thursday I'd March, pre-
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DANvARD'S GEORAMA.-THIS IS THE LAST WEEK
- Of the River Nile which Is being exhibited In
junction with tho famous Holy Thosa
who would behold tho time Pyramids
Of Erypt Wow those paintinns
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DARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR SAN
I Francisco-The NORTH STAR to leave the Och Of
April connect With the YANKEE BLADE The books for
these two palaces Passagcs engaged
before the Goth March, will DO sold at the following
CABIN 500 JxSEs cR6y battery p.s. up stairs.
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w n. FISH, FROM LONDON THEATRICAL AND
sharseteristc wig maker 500 Pearl street four docrs
lent lire for private pare fancy
balls BCountry theatfical supplied short notice.
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A MOTHER NEW CLASS ron 0RNTLEnrN. mn a
"a BR0oKEs e now forming new class - hs asssnbly
att o'clock. All the fashionable dances taught In oas
course Of lessons.
MORE NEW CLASSkS.-bROOKRy DANCING AGA
BoysryThs pupils q the present making mess
taught tho polka polka masoursA schossisss
polka rcdowa quadllss The ladies sfssrssss
mcns ciass Tuesdays and Fridays, from tnI eleven -
all hours The school win oontinas open ts whole ysar.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

w lady, against the LIST Of April and small bed
room for which she could only pay sig dollars month in
little children English and French for the Of SUCH Any
having them to let would hest OF quiet respectable
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United States Commissioners Court.
Before John w. Nelson, Esq.


ArRI 13-Ihe United States Broc1, Borers, Watson
and ohesThe examination in this case, fully reported
in the HERALD resumed.
Levi II. Barnard house and land agent deposed-That
Brown informed him that he had hired the house 40 Third
avenue and the first and second floors Of the house 1877
Thirty-ffth street.
Thomas Mclarlan, police officer, deposcd-Tha he ar
rested Brown Saturday evening between nine and ten
O'Clock in the entry OF the house 197 Thirty street.
Brown fad he expected this that he going TO mako
complaint himself, and wanted to know what it was
about.
Peter Cook, derosed-That he had examined the appa
raus SEIZED and that is such is used in the
facture of coin.
Louis De Angels. Deputy Marshacl, deposed-That
when he learned that bundle had been thrown into the
river at the Jersey City ferry he went down and OFF,
Hustis spoke to him and he went and found man;
told the man would show him where this bundle was
thrown in and If he recovered it would give him ten
dollars; showed him the place, and left officer Hustis
with him went over TO Jersey City on business came
back and ascertaned that officer Husts with the aid of
the man, had recovered the bundle, which afterwards
found contained counterfeit half dollars
Mr. Rdgway then read the titles Of the books found in
the prisoner Browns room, already published in the
HERAID) and also read from pocketbook, found with
the implements several memorandas descriptive Of the
process of gliding.
The Court detained for nearly hour waiting for
witness for tho prosecution, who had not arrived at
three O'Clock.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCETON.
N>>~>~>>~~~>>~>~r~r>
INTERESTING FROM THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
The Refusal of Commodore Newton to
Salute the Spanish Flag.
The Captain Generals Official Report OF Inc
Black Warrior Affair,
&C., &c,

The United States steam rgate Princeton, Capt Henry
Eagle Commander arrived at this port yesterday
ing, in six days from Havana.
The following a list Of the officers of the Princeton
Capt Henry Eagle Ieuts. VIM. S. Young, II. N Harri-
son, Thos G. Corbn. Henry X Davenport; Surgeon Ro
bert Barry Passed Asst. Surgeon p. T. Howitz; Pur-
SER John c. Hunter Master, VIM. w. Low; Lieut. OF Ma.
rines Chas c. Mecowe; Capt's. Clerk Joseph p Smith;
Chief Engineer, VIM. II. shock; First Assts do BENZ
F. Garvin, Harran Newell; Second do, s. B. Knox c. III
Loring Third DO Geo r. johnson, Horace T. winsor f.
A. Canfed Eenry A. Ramsey; Boatswaip, Jas Walker:
Gunner Leonard Ellis Carpenter, Robert NJ Balm Sail
maker, VIM. b. Fugitt
The p brings special dispatches from Commodore New
ton and the American Consul to our government.
The United States frgate Columbia bearing the broad
pennant of Commodore Newton, and sloop of Al
bany, Capt James T. Gerry also United States steamer
Fulton, Lieut.. Commanding James NJ Watson were at
Havana when the Princeton left All well including tho
Princeton's crew.
Commodore Newton refused to salute the Spanish
flag until the difficulty in relation TO the Black Warrior
settled.
1t is stated that in addition the fine of SO O0o the
"onsenees OF the steamship Black Warrior had paid
b.COe back dues.
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Common Plens-Spccfnl Term.
Before Judge lngraham.


ArRU 13-JoSph Merceques rs J. Il. Sa,dos.-The de-
fenesn arrested by the Sheriff under the third sub
division of 11Sth section Of the code The action for
the recovery Of personal property Upon the arrest the
him. but the failure the bail justify the Sheriff
re-atrcs,ed the defendant. He moves to be dis
charged from arrest giving bail for the Liabilities OF
tie jail Under the former practice the SncIi was liza
bic Il the sureties did not justify in the same manner as
in Of arrest personal actions and his rene
dy upon the bond taken by him. He had no
power to arrest the defendant except by becoming
bail and then arrcsting him for the purpose Of sur
render by the 20lst section Of the code, this liability
Of the Sheriff is altered, and the Sheriff is now made
liable BAIL and by the next section recovery against
him such liability bail may be collected by pro-
ceedngs his official bond His liability then is the
if he was one Of of the bail Of the defendant
and think he is entitled to the rights and powers
AS BAIL be may arrest the defendant and surrender him
in the action, and for that purpose no process is
necessary Other provisions are incorporated in the
20st section for the discharge of the sherds liability,
by putting in other bail; but until that is done he
mains liable the defendants bail, and has the same
rights and powers. The other question is whether the
defendant is entitled to the liabilities of the Jail after his
arrest by the Sheriff. Whether be is not cannot
be Of much moment in this motion, because it is not
within the province of the Court to order the Sheriff to
take bail for the Jail liberties If lie uniuty refuses to
tai such bail the Sheriff j. responsible to the injured
party; if he seeks relief IL must be by another mode
than by motion in the The Sheriff has right to
demand satisfactory security and if at any time he
thinks the security insufficient lie has right to require
other security The Court cannot pass upon the suf
cheney Of the hail for the jail itcrtes in any way
order the sheriff to accept the bond OF any surees for
such purpose Not having the power 10 decide rs to
the sufciency of the sureies 1t follows that have
right 10 order the Sheriff in such to admit the
defendant TO the liberties of the Jail. This motion
must be denied and the questions are new, without
costa
The Fire Department rs Henry Cas.-Acton for vo-
laton OF the fire laws. Judgment for plaintiff 81 900
and costs
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The Mechanics Institute.

TO THR EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
On behalf of the Mechanics Institute may we trespass
your well known kindness by asking you insert the
accompanying statement
At the session OF the Senate on Tuesday 18th inst
communication was presented by President Church to
the Senate signed by G. H. Deevan who assumes to act
Corresponding Secretary In it he states that the pc
ton recently presented 10 the Senate was unauthorized
by the Institute and that he was directed by the Board
OF Directors to inform the honorable Senator's of the
fact In to this statement Of his we in ju stce
to the gentlemen whose appended to that pc
ttion state most positively that they the legal o
GERS OF the Institute, and as such authorized in
carrying out the object Of the members of the Institute
who, on the 10th OF last January appointed a commit
tee OF fifty for the very object of the petition which
committee met at the Astor House the 25th January
and the proceedings occupied nearly two columns of
Of the daily lapers OF the 9th Meetings were also held
at the Institute rooms and at the Metropolitan Hotel
Tie Board Of Directors at their meeting on the 4th of
March. appointed committee of TO draft petit
ton, and forward the the legislature which was
kindly presented by Mr. Whitney. is much to be re-
GREETED that any body of men should pursue of
action tending 10 defeat the aims of the legal officers of
the Institute in their audabc eneayors TO further the
objects for which they were elected, and which be
ganed by the following extract from the petition with
the names of the officers attached-amongst whom
his Honor the Mayor President and Henry OReilly
Corresponding Secretary
And your petitioners firmly believe that could they
tain from your honorable body pecunary aid
location woud greatly our resources
for comforting vast amount Of good operative
but rebound to the the ooanry AZ
would very materially mid them in carrying on
tie diffusion and secntac Raowiedss among that
numerous class Of our citizens And petitioners will
JACOB A. wssteryclt, President; John T Fisher First
ras treasurer John Tasiabue, Rec SECRETARY. Henry
Reilly Cor Secretary James Prentice y; D. Weseryel
Signed JOHN T. FISHER, LIST vice. President.
JoHT TAGiIA1uE, Rec. Secretary
isyJs s TS"N' Inspectors Of Election.
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z.ni. Railroad Company The officers express the op.

vania Railroad Company The officers express the opin
ion that the line from Pittsburg to Steubenve viii be
completed by the time that from the latter place 10 New
ark is ready In this event continuous communication
by railway will be opened the Steubenve route from
Cincinnati to Pnladephia-he distance stated in the
report being 663 miles and &c miles less than by the
Crestline and Pttsburg route
The duties collected at Toronto during the quarter end
ing april 9Th amounted to f3l 1860 being advance Of
about on the receipts of the quarter of last
year In proportion, however, Hamilton has made
greater increase during the term than Toronto For
the first quarter of the last year the receipts were
fl3oss this year Ell 1s6-an increase of nearly two
thirds while the enlargement in Toronto was only about
one third