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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-21

LADIES COII.IlGE. o,...
I'hE Second Quarter ofthe nbov Institute Whites
menee on "Wednesday, sepie nbsr 3'h IN all 0''
ouIarrangementsfo for thoro ugh e0urssei in'it'
ton In the various departments OF the CaiitEs'M
ample and scale TO m zee Tn 9 de ma nds eishen
and spirit oithe times. .f-a
We aim 10 give mo 70 praetiehl thorous abd.'~
piete course of studies Than any OF our teho"" W
young ladles. Yea, more, We mean TO TAI Q ihe ''
In The business offemale eduestion. "a
Thecourse OF studies will be varied to sun lhSe
eumstanees and intellectual capacity oithe pnpl.
tuition nthe Primary Department, w PEI
DO -" usual course 6W
Lansusgesand higher Enxlis branchss,s ~
Norr.-No e1frs chargesin the Normslor
Teachers apartment. t1s#s ,l"t
Music Piano, Melodies, Guitsfsnd \. :, a
Harp, @ UIs5 $40 90 TO IL 90 /"
Landscape Paintingin Oil. r 90
Monoehromatic. Crnyon and Pencil q d.
Drawing, sc, each, ri u .-H 3Vo
Pspier MacheH and Ornamen at a Leather 1, -
Work. each, sf.s.. Ia8.liI5a4 q %
Rmbroidery, Ornamental Needle Work,
DC, a., IN all their variety, each, 5o~
Diplomas ill DO givento those who com
piete athoroushcoursein either oifhe
departments. fs, IfydI bs9ae'
Board with furnished 70 oms including
washing, lights fuel, tationery, &c, 81 90
1.-THE pupil furnishcs he own room, etc, 2. U" y
All payments Ia be made In advance. .I
Those wishing to rooms. or desks aIdas sen''
rs must apply SODA Ha@t 4. n. COD DING
Proprietcrand supsriitfnoe"'
Ma 7: H. Comma, Principal
Mas. M. "A. CoDpIse,
Davenport, Aug "a, i35.dwtI 5 .
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-21

TNHEnewly erected double frame house, built ~
1 modern Stse and very convenient, situated on
PocF island hetwernSecond Third SIS. WIKI sold
81 reasonable terms for cash on application 10
E,nen-,Itr X. W. WHEELER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-21
balls and Parties.

r AIDES and gents Buffalo oyershbes, Rubbersand
IL fbe French Boot, Klpsof my manufacture and
the extra b0ots aud shoes that
be seer the Queen cities Ofthe great Northwest
Davenport Bootand Shoe ono door below Burrows
hpreftyman's mammoth store Front street. opposite
the mill JAMEsJORDhS
Dave npsrtJan IS 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-21

TIME subscriber has opened stock OF Groceriestn
i his house on Perry betveenSeconda and ! bird sa,
which he i'll arrant to be of the very beat Quahy
ana which re will sell low ascan be purehase'A
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-21
.Sssc Wholesale Grocery.
.y'OTI(E.

THE Post Office has reno ted. but the New. Depot
remains ~ the old PostOniee room. shioh has
been neatly fitted up, where shall keep Us usual the
Eastern Papers, Books Of eundard Literature, Ele-
CANT illustrated Works, Cheap Publications, N r
azlnes, -Scho6i Books, Stationery, Choice Fancy
G"sds Sc, oe JhO GIJLfIT sgt
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-21
FOR SALE
House & Lot for Sale.

TWO Lots in East Davenport.
Enquirc of AAFEkDt q. b'LloN'
Inne o-atf No. lie Claire Row d.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-21

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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-21
( HOUSES CHEAP

A THREE story dwelling TINT has cost twenty three
~ hundred dnllarsHn tuilt on lot worth Twelve
hundred dollars, for sale on credit Of 8 years. for
three thousand dollars.
Also, Il dwelling an adjacent oi which cost
i've ty-three hundred dollars lot worth nine bundled
dollars, for sale on time for tweuty-eighi hundred
dollars, a liberal discount Nii be ma e for cash.
Also, Two small teneIncuts that cost 10 build four
hundred and twenty dollars lots worth three hundred
dollars. for sale five hundred dollars also one
c0stfonT hundred and eighty dollars 10 build aud
on ot worth thrcc hundred dollars, Will be sold Oh
time for six hundred aBd dy dollars discount made
Tor cash .r.r apply 10
deco Il .- w A! &. FULTON.
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pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains. between Philadelphia
and Pitssburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phila deiphia for Pttsburg a, II A. ~, and
Pittsburx for Philadelphia at z A. NJ. THE FAST
LINZ leaves Philadelphia al r n. and Pttsburg
for Phiiadelphia att r. NJ. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphiafo for Pittsburgh al II, p.
N land Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10. p. NJ.
The above hnesconnect at Pittsburg with the Rail-
roads 10 and FROM ST. Louis, NO.; Alton Gaieaa and
ChicagoIi Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville
Ky; Terre Hsute, Dayton, Springfield, Belleioutine
Sapdasky Toledo, Cieveian Columbus. GAINESVILLE
Nassllon and Wooster, Ohio also, with the Steam
Psckct Boats from and TO Nav ORLEANS, ST. LouIs
Louisville and CINCINNATI
Through Tickets can be had 10 or from either OF the
above places.
PorfurtAer particulars see Hand-billsat the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the West
vii, And this the shortest and most expeditions
rouiet Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or B0s-
ton
NFSKIMEN, 9g't. Passenger Lines, PITTS.
Phil.drluhis Nov 9th. 1873 div
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a BARGAIN

THE story IL told that property shield too hl Oh but
those wishing bargain In house and sse ouId
do well to cali on the subscriber. l am Obliged 10
sci and will DO 40 for the sake oil money.
Call soon on the premises, Harrison st. near 9Th
ST, or al shop on 18th 81. below the Court House
Also, fine lot for sale.
June l3-dtr FIX. FITZPATRICK
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(OffcCtOl'.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

acknowledgements opened Genera nteiiigenee
Once with complete set OF books IN ~hithlo
enter a uds or Real and Persona Prorert. iorsale
or for rent The names Of all Servants who wish for
places in families within the city, alsothe names oil
Mechanics Lahore rsafd othersseesfnsempio ment
sothatth .e whoare in search Of Hoases. Lands. y
wants q caHnotrail of immed iatesuccess IN obtain
ingeitherby calling at my ofec. Charges moderate
Cal md register Your wants orordersand they viii
receive prompiattenton '''
No. lCommereialBuldngs
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Wreleries.
FAMILY GROCERY /.

FAMILY GROCERY.
TINE subscribe hasop s,ockcf Groceriestn
/ MS house M Perry and Third sts,
which he will warrant To be OF the very oest qaAy
elsewhere. tss SO
CIGARS.
A choieele lot efcigarsjust recev sdand sale low
atwhoiesale erretail. ,rcv q
Davenport, necead, lS54-d s.
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber has opened aiarge and choice a.
! sortment oil Family Groceries, at the"cHhCA-
Front ST., nearly opposite the Mills,
4 fen aoars sslsr Bsrrsrs Prstfy.a.s,
where shall always have on hand afall supply 81
sllsaeh articles ase'sr! FANNY y, I s,nss
Clarified Bacon, Hamsand shoulders
crn,hed Picked Pork, Lard;
S.H'and NO. Mel; ChOiesFiear
Core and Teas; Potatoes ,,,.
Pepper and Spice: Dried rrnu'
! Store Ware; White Leads s#I
| oiiand Turpentine; Soap and Candles, s,arsn;
And many other arielestco nnmerousto mention, all
(Which viii he sold ready pay, prL
Iwillaiso purchase all kinds OF Country Produce
hs1. aYsi.Jtf DAVID A. BURROWS.
Just Received!
/ TEN Balls NICK FRESH FAT MAckRRKL, Sept
/ 81. INSPECTION.
Try 'em and come again!
Also
| Ohio, Liverpool and Stone Ware.
| Con. al 4 sRApS RIoRDAN & SHkAp.
Oct ia-dtf
Wp do ssdelices' G0OSaS!''
! KNOW that we can furnish customers with ar
! N tieles in our line
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
ana as coed as fAtBsst. Everything usually found
I AZ arsieass Family Grocery store may be had al
\ our establishment. So come along #s
We deliver Goods and defy composition
octle RIoRpAN & SHEAD.
Commission Merchants.
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..s7ss,4s2 sl2l,sss Z

Value put the market during the week. $9OS, 46s
The business in dry goods maness considerable activ
ity and steadiness though, as compared with other
spring seasons the current movements and not
very lucrative There is however, freedom from bur-
thsnsome supplies and this, with the promptnsss OF
most debtors in meeting their Obligations gives heal
thy and steady tone to tine traffic We hear many
about the duness Of this season. but noticeable
complaints have reached thus far, regarding unex
pected endorsements serious losses An exemption
in this respect quite encouraging arc inclined
to think that the whole operators win have great
to be dissatisfied when the results Of the
quarters business to be as,ertained In this be-
lief, sustained by the opinions Of some of our
Oldest and most experienced merchants Who think that
have seen the worst and any change that may
is almost sure to be for the better.
In brown and beached sheetngs and shirting. there
is fair business being transacted and rates pretty
well sustained Cotton Hannes, denims and drills are
in moderate request, at uniform prices Duck, gng-
hams and lawns attracting attention, but
without essential change in value. Osnaburgs are in
reduced supply and limited demand at old figures.
Nothing new can be noticed in printing cloths print
Stripes and ticks sparngy dealt in At former angud
rates. Woollen productions continue rather quiet and
depressed. Blankets selling slowly at irregular
prices. Fancy cassmeres in fair request and rule
firm. Cloths stiIl appear rather ina,tive, without
change in value as do likewise doeskins, hannes jeans
and lindsey There is less inquiry for muslin delaines
but these are in the main stiiy held. satnets and
tweeds rule about the
Foreign fabrics are seemingly in moderate demand,
and with supply adequate enough for all purposes,
prices are barely supported The latest sdviees from
the old world NO. essentially different from those
ceived week since. Trade in the manufacturing dis
rict Of England possessed but little vigo and very
extensive preparations were being made for the future
60 II was also ON the continent and anxiety
being manifested to learn how much America would be
likely to need, a. ON this mainly depends the imme
diate property Of the business We fear very much
hat foreign Manufacturers place too high estimate
wants, and for this deem 1t right to
them that shall need avey very light
supplies from abroad until strength and
This had better DO borne in mind, for Be dis
regarded, such wful hsedsssnsss win occasion many
bitter regrets
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CITY TRADE RGPORT.

AsHEs.-Market quiet and prices unchanged.
BREADsTUrFs. flour-rhe market dull Prices Of
days prices but closed at decline Of II to Is cents
per Dbl About 1000 500 bbls Sold including
State common to good, at 50 rs Sl0 Western do, at
$40 12h $40 DO; Canadian 200 bbls), at $40 %
s11, which was lower. rye dour quiet. Meal-250
bbls New jersey and baltimore were sold at $5 In
Whsatl2soo bushels part inferior SSi;s Southern
81 10. Rye unchanged. Corn dull, with less doing
Sales about TO- 0uu r. coo bushels white and yellow,
a. 81 y 81 10, closing heavy at 81 IA Tor yellow
COFFEE -saes light 100 bags RIO scld a. s10hc. a
lie GOO do. St. Domingo At 9Hc; 100 raats Java at
13Mc., and 30 lsguaJla at ll14
Co1ToN.-Market active with sales Of about 1000
ha)esthe market having recovered portion OF the de-
cline noticed The day prev GUS.
cotton were engaged At and 1000 bbis rosin al
Is 3d. To London, 00u bills. rosin taken ct IL.
3d. and 500 boz teas at l5s 10 Havre, cotton and
bone were at 49,, and 200 packages rAisns wsre en-
gagged at about So There no change 70 notice Ia
rates fer Catornsrates continuing to range rom soc
3bc To Glasgow, 100 tierces lard taken at COS.
PRovEIoSs.-Pofs-M Market less doing, Though 81 the
close the market Hrmer for old and for
sales 500 barrels at sic 81 for old Iaess SIT 81 s17
for country and prime at unchanged rates;
sales Of $50 barrels were made Beef hams SALE
able In smxn lots at $40 $2l for Chicago so barrels
steady 800 hhds sold at for the former and 9kc.
for the latter Bacon firm, With sales 1t 8Hc 8xc.
$50 barrels Lard rm sales Of about $50 barrels ct
suaARs The market continued active, With sales of
about 5000 a $500 barrels, chiefly Mussovados, at
prices ranging from $50 $780, with Porto Rico, GOO
wnisKEY @sales Of $50 200 barrels State, at SIC.
WooI.-The market continues per last weeks stats
ri s pasS
Super and EXTRA at Csc to 26c for No. Il 30o to SIC
for super and $780, TO 34c for extra lbs fleece
and bear Of nothing doing Of Importance No change
IN prices. E&
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Another Cuban Outrage,
rn rBE RnIrnRs op rar nnarnM ro

TO THE EDITORS OF TIE BOSTON POST.
have just arrived from san Juau de los Remedies
Cuba, in the bark Jane Doten OF BATH Ne, OF Walsh
vessel am MASTER and write you in hopes you will pub
lsh account of the treatment received at the pot
named. Vessels obliged take in their cargoes at
Cabarien, about miles from San Juan, when mas.
ters obliged to 60 to San Juan de los Remedies to
clear their vessels After getting my vessel loading
went there for that purpose, and my way to
lcemap. l informed him was an American shipmss.
ter and there to clear my vessel But that would
not do and was marched through the Streets like
criminal to the police Office, about half mile. When
got there the captain not there, and was ques
toned and insulted BY all the policemen In the roo n
and after while marched BY tbs same policemen
and two soldiers armed with guns swords through
the streets, which full Of sodisrs IL being holt
day, and ipsulted all the way by the soldiers AID
people in the street taken before the Governor
tanned long tn,e and questioned like q criminal He
sent for interpreter, who after while made HIM un
derstand who was and what wanted when he told me
to CO. The American Consul took interest to get me
released, and had 1t not bsen for my consgns.s, no
Luther OF the bark Mary r. Barney, and myself ware
at the hotel, and obliged TO suffer insults OF the
soldiers there and don't know but what We sho aid
have been arrested again. had not the landlord told the
people we were English captains, not Americans.
When we sailed from there chased BY a man
owar but vessels being good sailors she could not
overhaul
This is only Of the many cases OF the Same KIDD
that happens In Cuba TO Americans write this to let
my rymen know that the American flag is no pro-
lection to them 10 Cuba.
GEORGE r. JERSEY, Master bark Jane Dotsn.
Boston, April Is, 1855.
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FIRR IN ESSEX srnHET.-A fire broke out Thur sdsy
morning, about four O'Clock, in the cAbinetm,ker's
shop in the third story OF the building No. 13 Essex
street, but, by the prompt arrival Of the arsmen, it
was soon extnguished. Mr. II. Poye, cabinet m aker
estimates bis loss at about $00nsured for $3.50 the
United States Insurance Cumpauy The building is
Owned by Charles Evtrle which he has Insurance.
Of 000 600 OF which in the Rutgers Insurance
Company, and the balance in the st. Marks Insurance
Company; loss the building will probably amount to
aboat $50.
FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE Shortly after o'clock Thursday
fire discovered in the garnet Of the Ave story build
ing No SO Maiden lane, occupied by N. Ward, Close
Co.. whole sale druggists. The fremen, usual
promptly at work, and about an hour succeeded in
tuboung the flames, notwithstanding at time the
te threatened destruction to the whole building 1t
pears the garrett used for the storage
old boxes, &c but how In what manner the Ace orr
gnated Is ~ present The stock has sustained
heavy damsge by water. The firm have an insurance
OF $50 0c0 in the following In Companies Liver
pool and Loodou % 600; Equta ,le $1,000; Knicker
booker 1905 Lorard, 900; Columbie S. 600; New
Amsterdam, 5000; Republic. %, 600; Aston, 81 500
Mechanics and Traders, - 0c0; Fulton OF williamsburg
5000; Continental IS 000 ooklvn, SIS 900; Hpnover
$500; Common wealth, $4,000. The loss cannot at
present be estimated, but 1t is supposed will reach
large amount.
FnEN GREENE SrREEr.-Thursiayn night at O'Clock,
FIRE brcke out In shed In the OF as Greene street.
the premises OF Rust Homer brass founders gas
filters The shed used for casting, and Il IL sup
posed the hot metal Hre TO the ~ooiwors The Are.
men in the vicinity very extngashed IT, Da maya
MI
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Retail Prices OF Farm Produce ut Washing
ton Market

With the exception Of the reduced price Of butter
there Is v,ry little to notice this week. There is very
little change in the price of meat The Opening Of Hav
CATION and the consequent ipcreassof cattle in the city,
has yet material effect the market Butter has
experienced great decline. Orange county six cents
cheaper than it last week. with every prospect Of
still greater decline. Eggs unaccountaby dear for
this time Of the year. Already spring vegetables are
coming in in great profusion. Carrots, and wafer
crosses, tomatoes, salad, spinish, radshes and
eeks to be every side, though the prices
horc purses from looking at them. Good North river
shad becoming quite plentiful and may be eaten
with impnnity We notice difference in poultry and
game The GLOWING list has been corrected carefuuy
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The High Price of Provisions


The high price of provisions in Canada aud the dotted
States 1t Is we'll understood arises entirely f-o the
operations of neglected emigration, which crowds the
cities and towns OF Canada aud the adjacent republic,
while agriculture appears to advance only ia the
ratio the increase of the native populion There
be couat that sufficient exertons have not been made
particularly in Eastern Canada TO induce the emigrant
population to disperse upon new lands and give their
ention to the cultivation Of the SOIL 1t Is true that
large portion Of them have not the Of this but
there many especially from the continent OF kurope
who add TO the ropuace of the Cities when they would
have been thriving and industrious farmers II properly
encouraged to undertake the abors of husban1ry. We
likely before long to receive large German emgra
ton most valuable addition to present anty,
would 1t not be polite to assign them locations Of Wild
lands condition of actual settlement guaranteeing
them good title fuldnent OF the requirements OF
to every endeavor attract htber the stream Of
colonization which the Union drives from its shoress
POTATOES FOR THE NEW YORK MARKET.
From the albany Atlas, April %
by the steamboats, leaving wharves is going with
much vgor Farmers residing In this county and thos,
Of adjoining counties flock to ths city with agon loads,
and dispose of them readily at So 62 per barrel and
81 per bar ell for Merccrs TO The Dealers who put them
up in sacks and forthwith ship them for Nav York.
These good prices, when II is taken into considsra
nomical food for many years past Indeed, since
they reached 80 cents busha they have been dear
So far nutrition Is concerned it has been demon
that the present price of -four more s
than Of potatoes and 1t would be cheaper f,r the
people to invest their money in flour than potatoes As
TO getting the present prices for potatoes we have
York market is aud confidently as people may rely
on high prices there, some oie will let with heavy
losses If they venture too far We IL stated tina.
fifty thousand bushels Of potatoes are their way to
New York market from ova Scotia under the Re
city law The crop of potatoes in Nova Scotia last year
was very large. Fres trade has, within few weeks,
opened this market to consumers and the chaucss
that liberal supply will come forward, under the pre-.
hent high prices.
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Street Encumbrances Again.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
EAforo I,uApa n~.o-

APRIL 25.-There were 10 cases in this court this
morning, brought to penalties for az cor
poraon ordinances In boring the streets Sc In
ten Of them the summonses served by copies an
alias summonses ordered TO be issued 10 OF we're
settled discontinued Is dismissed for OF proof
In consequence of the attendance OF Witnesses in
budgments were rendered for the defendants and ia
the balance OF them judgments rendered against
the defendants 10 various sums, from IS TO $40.
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which, at the value OF 10 shings per ounce, gives
total OF f2 040 equal to ab,ut Sl2S This
being only from Custom House returns, large
addition should be made for that taken by private
hands.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of certain
articles exported from this port during the week ending
and including Friday April 20, 1855, distinguishing the
DEF tinaton and extent Of shipments to each place.
(-ouuppcr nr poar or Nrw YopK-WrrKIy EypoRrS
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Total sl2eel ass 7744,7ss 22e, 5e4 e44s, 2e9

Totsl POI 458 7744, 7S5 226, 594 6443,269
Net decrease to April 10, 1885,. s. 2l6,675
The shipments of provisions continue large, paricu.
afly to continental ports. In breadstuffs the out
ward movement cam be other wise than mted the
absence Of supplies to send forward.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
sumption for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from
warehouse, during the week ending and including
Thursday, Apr. 20, 1856
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Superior Court.


APRIL 20 -Nichois rs Grisscoh This was suit for
damages for the alleged illegal sale OF the ship Virginia.
sailing between this port aud San Francisco The
tried once before. when the plaintiffs suit
ed IL was now withdrawn, the parties having settled
the matter out OF court.
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monument IL to be erected to Barnabus Bates In tie
cemetery OF Mount Auburn Boston, because Of bis
vices 10 the postal REFORMS OF the country.
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Tu FIRE AT EAsroN, Pave have few al
dtiona particulars Of the FIRE OF the 2lst inst al
Easton, Pa The Methodist church destroyed was built
In 1885, when the congregation under the pastoral
charge OF the Rev. Mr.. Hagany nsa Of this city. II
soon TO have been enlarged. It's value was estl.
mated at about s. 000 VIII CHI there an Insurance
Of 81 700 The parsonage recently finished was savei
from the a,mes BY great exertions About ten build.
pgs destroyed and the entire loss put wn at
$50 0o0. The dwellings destroyed own ed BY De- f.
l. Crane Mrs Titus and Samuel Stem, and occa pied BY
W. Speer, j. Richard, Mrs. Titus, c. Meyers asd Jacob
Smith. A bakery, ownsd by 8 Stem, and occupied bv
Gideon Allen, was also DESTROYED.
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....SIo4z,oSo
But for the large amount Of specie shipped the aggre
gate would be quite limited The imporatons last week
larger than usual but not equal to the expectations
The principal items Of import foows:-Segars
$l16l 24 Coffee $50, 275 uniressed skins, $780, 47
molssses $2e 492 sugar 1918 049 tea $73 576 watch
es 2se. The total value including dry goods
follows
vslus of merchandise put the market
Do. dry goods "........... 6O8, l6l
Total value Of importations. 81 900, 961
Total value Of expectations ............ 2,542 800
Excess Of exports over imports. s64l,935
This looks very well, but it was the largo shpmen. Of
specie that brought up the aggregate in exports to
amount sufficient to exceed the imports So far the
movements of merchandise concerned, the exports
make sorry comparison. At this OF the year
there should not be such wide difference In the two
branches Of our foreign trade
The following is comparative statement OF the value
Of exports from the commencement of the year to
sApriI 10
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bill 10 before the Msssachu setts Legislature am and.
ing the law OF libel TO make the evden of the
truth Of the matter contained In aay publication Of suf
fcient Qualification.