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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
The total receipts snce opening of navigation and
Intending the fourth week In NAV were as fol OWs:

Here vii be seen ng % IN boards and scsnlns %
compson with years receipts for the same psrod equal
10 S67 feet while has been increase in the re-
ceips II shingles aud this year under the same com
uaon equal to Lbs of the former and ZIG i6 b6s u the
latter Ii should be remembered however IN making these
comparisons that the receipts last were very small a. VIII
the received previous years
ia June Is yet completed but we give the
received entered upon the books at the Col
fctors Office. Three days receipts yet 70 be entered
10 complete the week: Boards aod Scsntng fO3k feet
Shingles SS5 NJ Timber Slaves sj o bbls The inst
week in June but while the fourth week in May
from the 2 and including the Sat or ten days Hence
there should be q wide difference in the amounts
The prevailing opinion Is however that there will be scant
suppl, this season filling below that Of last
est Canada lumber and of that manufactured
In the northern paris Of State which frney
this has been contracted for the West and Is
being shipped Chicago and the cities and villages IN that
direction
annex corrected The prices the principal yards
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Arrived.

T. s. ~ steamship Washington Cavendy, Bremen =
Southampton May D. mdse. and % G. H. Sand ibs W.
experienced of westerly winds aud thick fos ,
lon 40. Msy 49, arrived at bremerhayen Amer eipperrf7
GC%s "n hd p' Downs. sou"d in aS pois
lean ship Comoro from Haysna; all well 81 y
chip star OF Empire a,, q NJ lon q % W. passed t
large ceberg. June at ts 10 n, lon a 90 w ps.ed sls
English brig bound E., with loss of mantopsst and as
steamship Northern Light TiDklepausb Juan del Nora
passengers, fpecie, &C., TO c. Morgan.
Bark Amelia (Br) Flint ST. Aloes n d. sal, to H. Boa
pask blight Calhoun Savannah d. cotton TO Daahsri
DimoD been days " Of Banegat June 8, lat 80 20, =
70 q. spoke ship Emiu ant Of Bremen, steenns D -
baud Son. Msreh 10, on the outward passage, ~.
lon "a fell in with the Of schr brig Miranda dsf
folk, 6ismasted, waisrlogged and ebardoned
Big LaGrange, Make RoDdout coal for Bangor
Brig Haylos Smith. Rondout. coal for Rangor -, -
Brs Motto of Provincetown) King Msanzas 10 d. n's
Brig g. L. Bpctnsm, lof Columbia, Ms.l Whsa.; J<is
Vile 1%Sr g \ a0T 1Ssgu, ,'i M.y e
Whitney & Co. May n, in Crooked Island Passage sA''
Am. steamer bound = with troops on board sa. ,.s
Brig Helen Mar, (Br.l Gard, Windsor, n D., 10 os P'
schr Ella, lof ROckl,nd) ulmer. Fs.raO, ?. R. ME
York called 2fth
sehr Dolphin Lord, ROndout.
Schr. Agnes. Lord Rondout for Boston
Schr. OITsn'o Hsmmord Rondout.
schr. Fanny Hazard Gaines Rondout for Hartford
sohr. A. G. Hszsrd, Gaines. r. ndout for Hartford
schr. Meyers, Rhodes, Rondout.
schr Rachael -, cudlif Rondout for Boston
sohr. Pearl, Kelly Albany for New Bedford.
schr Henry Clay Deleno New Bedford for Albany
Schr. Gen. Clinch. Tate, Rondout for Boston ,-aL
Schr North Port, Swain. Baltimore, TO johnson
Schr Mott Bsdell Hewitt Georgetown TO Mott esS n
sehr. O. @. Parsley, (of Wilmington, Dell Van hn~
| pan g d., fus;ic 10 master. , ,..,oise
| sAlLED-Steamshp Alabama for Ssyannah ho 10 q.
| Norfolk; soUthelner FOR Ch0restoni ship Emefaa
Liverpool.
| BFlOW-One brig ,m
| wIND-sunrse, NV, ner.. do; sunset, S."'
Ill
CoRRTcTIoS-The reported sailing Of the steamsl,k 90
City ia this mornings edition IA errors the -
| Law 4 allied yesterday for Aspirwal) being niAsA"
Empire City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

FIRECRACKERS-We hear o. saes o. Veg o9aes oH
FURS-There few arriving and quotations present
no change.
GINNY BAGS-At Boston sales have transpred OF 50 bale
at l0Idlolc., months. .,
GINNY CLOTHA sale has been made here Of co bales at
l2ic. 6 months
GRAINThere is Wheat offering and the market for
common medium qualities is easier while prime is firm the
inouy is for mil ing and the East th sales $50
bush inferior prime white Canadian d ~ COS an 81
O bush Upper Lake red part 81 g. Barley quiet az 81 -
4l a. Oats are and dull at 7OG Sc for jersey and
74d76c. for State and 79G8lc for Ohio and
Chicago aod unsettled under the large receipts
here and at Buffalo. The a3vices by the Africa not
very favorable the sales $500 bushels a. Sl 05G
Isl 10 for Western mixed, part damp; 81 10 for white
Southern store and III t6GSl II for do yellow, tho latter
nominal closing heavy. Included in the sales 800 BUSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

ali s7,ai7 50 for New do GIG IS for Thin Mess; els Sei
y, Cesr. ala al Cor Prime sis 1886 50 for good Prime
IncIrsed IN the 900 bbla Mess for July and
arsut on private terms Beef very h and good demand
for local trade and The ft me arrivals are snti ses
DO Mes s4 for Vermont Mess +i5d SIS IS for RePaosed
W.s,,rn, S7 for do Prime Mes firmly held -
Gess Iesf very quiet At si60Sn for State aud
W,gterr Ergsh Bacon Il scIee at si1oc. Western Bacon
crt an a ic Rough Sides are dull slc Cut Meas
I,iter and In demands sales of SO bbl End Hans gf
Ioc and Shoulders !d7;c Dressed Hogs In demand
7,ds Lard very firm and demand trade and for
snufscuring saes Of SEQ bbs and ties e. 10y dO; and kegs
2ia2c Butter h plenty AMI the demand iar AZ lsd
2sc for State l6d1c for Ohio aud Sc o- Orange County
Cheese selling at ia ioo Old and 5a9c for New. We
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sPEL1ER-slsrket and the stock does not exceed 800
tuns sales at SIC. cash and sc months.
sUMAC-The market sendy the sales are 400 bags Pa
lermo at s75d 81 So 6mos ..,
sALT-The market rmi 20 cco Trspsni 600 bush ground
and cargo Of Cadiz at about previous rates -,
sTEARIN-The supply Is very lights small sales Of good
White at II &c. cash.
sTEDS-A fair demand for Rough Flaxssed a. s 20 2 . Us;
mall sales of Calcutta Lnseed have been made at % 10
AZ IS q bush cash. Timothy Seed quiet at - Tor hespe
Glover held in greater frness with some inquiry Tor tue
South, at lG4 a iotc. for last crop.
sOAP-The sales three days comprise 100 boxes CASTLE At
lotdlCac., and 500 Chemical Olive at 7lc, months. .
SPICES dull rather easier prceshe sales o
three embrace 80 bags Pepper az 0idlc montns lo
bags Pneno l2dl2ic cash and oo Mats Cas'a at SIC
desirable lots firmly held BY most holders At &c; some out
eide parcels offered at little less We quotes - .
Ca,ha, IN = n. SO 40 Pepper, sumatra. 1919 II
GpCr Race....... - a Pinento Jam. (cssh) l2.1 Is
Msee.....:..:.... 90 s2i Cloves, tessh).. IA AZ
Nutmegs, No. l..... 20 a -
TOBACCO-Only moderate demand has preyae ed for Ken
lucky The light and high prices check the inquiry from
manufacturers only buy for their immediate necessities
although they do anticipate any material dinnuon IN
prices for In Havanas fair business DO
ing The stock of Cuba reduced TO mere cipher 10 eo1se
quence the transactions but limited Msnutaeured dull
az former rates; saes for May 1853 pkgs stocks
C76 time year sales 7i and stocks 81 OBJ Ihs
tales Of leaf for days include 100 hhdS Kentucky a. y
&c., go bales Havana % Sc, and 10 cases seeded at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

Albany Lumber Market

Hep0TTed NpttTaHVJ"F I"o 10 y I''7'7F7'
ALBANY Wednesday, June 6, 1853
There business done during the past week,
said been active. The trade
been chiefly Eastern and 10 supply the ye
Long leland Southern buyers have not 10 extent
yet made their appearance IN market.
Der of vessels lying at the dock. Some are
recoiyiu freights but the most Of them lie idle.
Clear Lumber land especially rstquaty Pine Capbosri
There upward tendency in the market for that
degcrption White Wood firm outside figures The
best quality Of Pine Floor Plank liz e easier also second
quality Pine Clapbosrd Other descriptions Of umoer remain
unchanged =.
The receipts by the Canals during the fourth week in May for
tbav nod III ovx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

TEAb-The Tanfactons arc snlaIIi Pll0cs .JHII1lo
stil light, with but small arrivals In prospect Tor
immediate future importers not offering their de
bic qualities and the trade generally fair stocked we
hear of of go hatchests Of Oolcng at former
prices. ,., 49,.
TIN-Banca is held firmly at 28i &c cash and &c TO ar
rive Plate are plenty sales of l5 boxes 81 az - ID
& months.
TALLOWThe stocks hand quite moderate and win
good demand for consumption prices sustained sales Of
coo h prime City and Philadelphia Rendered 81 lzc cash
NHALEBONE-Pfime Polar Is held al 5ld5lc. Welearu
Of sale of - coz Northwest Coast at 4ec cash. Stock on
hard 2,540,oC0ib.
NOOL-We have little 10 advise regarding this article
doing of trivial character the assortment being
Of small and undesirable parcels We learn OF saes
Saxouy which her below the market Pulled
scarce the few lots received readily taken at Sc Tor
suIer and Soc for Foreign before noticed we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

CURRENT PRICES THIS WEEK.
BElyysThcse sold BY the head price equal 10 the
the estimated weight OF beef In the quarters
The hide and tslow fthquarter Is not counted In ms
market. II Is In Boston
Tvs PRIcEs To-Day p ID will average about lie
First quality lsUixlc.
Medium ollie
Poorest iOdlOlc.
But few sales over IA or under l2c -.
PAGES or VEAL CAvEs-Ihe rate al which such Calves
AZ are ft 70 sell for all he from to 7c d. i've
weight. -, g.,
old-sells from 81 Is 20 +3dsi each.
Auo her s called gsss Caves" generally sole a. four TO
ia months old brings IS 20 81.
A sood fat Veal often brings 500 $50
MILK Cows-The price Of Cows depends much upon fancy
. the price of Horses
Ordinary Cows s259sso good fair VS. es5csioi extra
qusity with calf, $50 $50
LAsBs-Comrcn Sheep IS SeSsi extra
sheep &l0dsl2 Lambs, s3ds6
>vs.-Ohio eornfed Hogs small 1e. for marks. retailing
6Gt!c live weight stied 0Qe!,.; Hou for packing.
&c. live weight large Hogs eonfed dead weight 7G7so for
the very best
R.crp.s lat U-eek bY Ratlrcais and Boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
Disasters, &c.

sHIP GEoKGE L. SAMPSON, reported BY the s ,ss u
az burned At sea May T. wasa superior ship OF lr $500
In Bowdoiuhem in le54 and rated The lnsnrines
hooks as AL She loaded with valuable eHs
port for San francisco, end with her freight v.rx ~
Well-st. for about $3.50 900. She Wa owned ~
4 Hazard Ct this City. ...-AuE
wBALEsRIP WARREN of Tisbury, which yss ,,ss -
Bedford after being ashore taken upon nc 49, ~
"a inst. Her bottom Is chsfed through In many p's u
Is gone, and her decks are badly eutup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

FRUITSThe faes for three DAYS include 800 boxes bunch
Rss 81 ST. So u for Wet Dried and 500 Layers az ~
0$275 Also, 25 600 81. Bsrts Pineappes ST6S7 5 y O
Matanzs &sd$g $500 lunches Havana Sugaroaf Ba-
$50 Bars do at Tic 5000 Baracoa Cocoanu..
so T. 600 Leghorn Citron a. lec mos y bos
Urine new) 49, Sales by auction to-day Of
cargo Of brig Caarns including so bx sicily Oranges at - st
aa275; as lass; 10 boxes do az - ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
narA.t.--C.nEru1Ir Rrron1Ep ros .ruE TNr gsr.

.su,. WEDNESDAY. Jane 6. 1854
AshksThe market Is steady for both kinds sales Of 10
tb ~ 70 for Pots and &c for Pearls SaerAus selling at
- SsreA ., Athes, SO bbN Pots and III bbs Pearls
poVtS Anu snOES-There is only nsi gu6csut bus;.
s.i q, on hand are quite moderate, and there Is
mite sS9s 70 r s sales No shipping oquiy moment
~ nosh River fD bat quiet, sales at IS IS
CEMENr-rhere Is a hir demand; sales at slQslia o
M. - y
CAEDLES-Common Sperm are finn and thu Min.
3sc. and Patent at 4c- Adamapne are rn uib ss 90
boxes Staten leland Palm Is 25e uoash. VISA ''' Nv
COTTON-The per Africa h.s ,,,x..,.a g.,
sHmuns maket with the establishment Of an sd,.ra
Of tc yesterdays quotations Cousds.hie hss,n
been done odaytho sales estimated AZ 800 hsiss
transactions for the week ending to-day sau On IS oc
bef Of uhish i5eee eses Including raes have been b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07


This SIS less than the previous week and col less than the
weekly average last year which was 5. 81.
The number each great market day III The
Der last Wedne sdsy 25 The number day Is $50
which % below the Of the year this market.
The folio table gives the Of the Of the pin
cir droyes Of Cattle the yards to-day AMI where hey
from ard Nv who sold:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
sales Of stocks Mt Philadelphia.

IRspOsted for Tar \. Y. TEsrss, BY RSH B. Fsr.I
First oard6 go penna SIS IN lots IS; 600 Camden and
Amboy r. r. Sc 'sS cash, SAT- 500 Union CanL 6's,
cash 80; ico do. COS 200 Lehsh 6s 10, 97s 1000 City
n r. SIS c. &P eli; fe00 Allegheny County 6s Steu.
bepvie 1ei; 400 do do. IS; soco Reading R R. IS 10,
rs SO Susq Canal 6s b5 TO- 100 Reading r. r. asa $50
do sswn se iCo New Greek Coal Co q II Beaver Meadow
r. r. 5ol Lehish Scrip, 5 40 sasl Canal cash II 50 Mo
ria Canal rs IA; do cash Isl ~ SehOy Nav Prefd, 81!
I6s d. cash Sll; Penn. K R. t5ii 70 do IS 81 do 45
II North Lib. Gas 2 50 Long Island X r. b5 i6i 100 do
IS 63 50 do l6a; 500 do cash, 1885, Nnsh K. X 7i 80
ssAas Nav bswn s 10 Chester Valley r. R. si Gard
Bank, u; ~ Mechanics bank, b, pa
Bsssssen Boards-o Lehish Zinc p 50 Reading Railroad IS
SC do b5 n, 20 do s5wn ti 30 Long Island ksirOad cash.
le;; AGO Girard Bank, u; Morris Canal Pref, 5 81
Seoad Bodrd-46o Pennsyvanis S. SO; 49, DO IS ss 90
City g. n st; 5Cc0 City u.s. C. p, p r. r. s., OF; 500
do C. p 81; go Allegheny County 6, Seubenylle, 76l
SEQ Sehuyk Navigation Is ~ IS so 500 Lehigh S. 10 81.
SO Leigh Mortgage days 9 ~ Lehigh Sp n lots,
81 Railroad lots 49, 500 Lehigh zinc 2i ~
Lifle sehuyik Railroad b5 So IS Northern Pennsylvania
Railroad in lots SCI IS Do b So 100 Beaver Meadow kaI
road bSwn 81 IS do { q Harrisburg Railroad s5sD 55l
scAaykAi Navigation Pref ,ll 50 Reading K, b5 Is
After hOard-S5 Pennsy yena S. S7t lSi Texas 10 per cent
Registered Notes CO.. 2co Schuykn Navigation Pref, b5 S.
SO Schnyik Nav. Scrip Stock AZ 500 Morris Canal, IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

The iolewmg table gives the Retail Price q the
principal articles Of Farm Produce Tie III,
New-York on Wednesday, june o;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

The apsTent number Of buoeks In market from the above
figures does give the facts exactly There % resh
that the number offered for sale within fraction Of the
number las; week And there viii be twice many le over
to-day this day week unless submit than
pound that have doubt they viii be freely offered
before night
The total number arrived in this City this week
appears be 500 less than the week Previous but that
enough TO the prices from giving they invariably 90
at this season when Summer fruir commence.
strawberry time has upon OF the drovers
week Many Affect TO despse the dee that srswbe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

transfu The exports Tor The week have been: 10 se,p
eo hslr, Glarov Ie2; Havre 2f2 Hamburg. 7l8-totai
eoss bsea The following the closing rates this day;
sEw-vosK cLsssisicAr,os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.
Catfls. sheen Caivea Hnrsf

Receipts Of Produce ..JuSE O.
BY NORTH Riser Boats-s GO bbl Flour 100 pkx Ashes c
pk Provisons s. do Whsky 81 6ss bush Corn, 1851 do
Wheat, 10 90 do 0sz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
yew.York Cattle Market.

REPORT Of BEEvEs, MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES
SHEEP and LAMBS and SWINE received In NEW
YORK the several market places Of Live STOCK with the
current selling prices each week Prepared every WZpsEs
DAY. the great ssle day at Bulls HEAD Forty farth Il,
expressly for THE HEW-YORK TRIBUNE, by SOLON
ROBINSON. The numbers of Beeves Is taken from the
books kept BY A. N. Aieton, proprietor OF the yards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07


Average. r mead
McG.w reports sales Of 81 Cattle fom 10 to 13c p ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

show decline from last wek but the transactions have been
small The arrivals have been moderate and the stock Is slightly
diminished Sales of Angostura (smG lots) &c. and 1850
dry and dry sated Maiamoros oda on terms could not
learn The fOow 49, GOO buenos Ayres, 200 Rio
rande COO Angostura go Porto Cabelo, 1900 African 800
savania coo MAJ anham 40 Msacabo, 10000 Matamoros
9CCO California S5 Chagres 2fo0 San Juan coo Demarara
LEGO West India aud 500 Southern and Texas. Total, 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

OIL CAKEA fair demand for thin oblorr City ei2 5o9
SIS per forward delivery Couny Is scarce last sale
At SIS for thick; tina; arriving is not offered
fkOvlsONs-Holder Of Pork frmer. The demand has
sesn sr for the trade and there inquiry for future
eenvsy The moderate and the stock inmates
rEe Ness IL in moderate supply, and we hear Of no
es ine sales are 100 bblA $l6 SO 90 for Old Mes;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

HAY-A better demand for shipping the supply is large;
of SEQ bales at $ldSl ia.
HOPS-TheIe better demand and prices have upward
tendency: 40 bales changed hands to-day at l6asc.
HONEY ia In Door supply and wanted full prices sales of
25 bbs Cuba bond for export and 100 bb Cuba for
home 60c
HEMP-Ittle has been done this article and prices re-
main statonsy sales OF American at 81 30dSl 50 for I'm
dresed and = @d2 IS for good extra hne Ssa may be
quoted al &c. 6 mos.
INDIA RUBBER-Ssles Of small parcels Para 50c for
home use. There is demand for export.
RObHoders Of Scotch Pg firm the demand fair for
Of 100 rs 50d 81 Sm all lots
would about English Sheet is plenty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

INDIGO dull small sales of Madras have transped
at ac mos; some fine Manila 81 OF. and
Of Caracas at 75c.
LEADThe stock h not large the demand has not i'm )oved
sales Of 50 English on terms not made public
LUMBER-The market Is quiei cargoes Eastern
Spruce and Pine sold at fl50%H
LlME-1he market is quiet; 500 bbls. R0cklani
odsy and sold Sc Lump quiet al 81 ~.
LAThS-Ihe market firm; 50o eco changed hands to-day
81 6Ssd4l IS
LFATHE-The demand for unlock Sole has sackened and
prices have favored the purchases especially light weight Argos
thee being penter than other kinds sales OF these &c.,
and Rio Grande and bueno Ayfe Mddes a. ia BE- AMI An
gostura DO. @ldAc The supply rather In Of the
sales Oak has varied materially French Calf >kins
dull; also English Sailed Sheepi the latter lot large
sfnrl W. n.fr
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17
a FOui oaIumnv Branded.

The ehargei is often made in the Fusion
Know Noting press dat General Pierce
agreed to appoint Mr.. Campbell a. Post.
master Geurral befors he IVES elected and
That, IN consequence Of Lat understand
ng' be received the f~.rsign, and especially
ne Catholic vote. The New Hampshire
Statesman ssring recently revived it. the
7seN Hampshire Patriot 1us explicitly
ii eheetually replies to it.
"New, the editor OF the Statesman knew
this 10 be false when he wrote it. lie
knew he was bearing fslse witness against
his neighbor. tie knew that he vas utter,
ing as unfuunded Il libel as ever WAS pr.n.
ted. The whole statement is false in
form, in substance, in assertion, and in
implication. Il is false in the beginning
and false in the ending; and no man is bet
ter satisfied Of this than the editor who
80 shamelessly writes and prints ii. 1t j.
on a par with the calumny which repre-
SCENTS that the Postmaster General is in
close correspondence With The Pope o.
Rome, and that thereby all the acts and
intentions of our Government are transmit
ted daily 10 the Holy See.
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The State Levy for 1855 will be yot low
or than in 1854. The rate Of levy was FIX
ed by the last Legislature at three mills aud
two lenths on the d~olIar-being IS, 20 on
each one thousand dollars. This will be
81 cents less on the one thousaed dollars
thsn this year. Just exactly one half Of
all the taxes assessed in 1855 sre for State
Common Soho. purposes. The other hall
is for the payment Of the Interest on the
State Debt, and to defray the expenses of
the State Government.
Mark you! This will be a reduction in the
State levy over 1854. provided for at a
time when a Fusion. Wing Know Nothing
victory was not thought eff. The Demo
cratic Party is intent on increasing the tax
IS Of the people. is it?-Chillico.he Adver-
user.
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.ington, Northern Liberties, Spring Gar
den, Southwark, and Moyamensing. accor-
ding to the cencus Of 1850, contained q
population of 34o,075.
The State Of Geo, according tl the CEN
Gus Of 1850 contained a population Of $780,,
329.
In the city of Philadelphia, the amount
Of taxes levied for 1854, is 50, 026 1884,.
Sc.
In the State of Ohio, The estimated re.
esipts into tho Treasurer from public works,
taxes, and all sources, for the year ending
18th November 1854, amount 10 50 7O0,-
600; which is discussed for common school,
l,bl airy, new Stats house, (Whig institu
lion) new Imatic asylums, interest on
the State debt made chiefly by the Viii IS,
redemption Of State debt, superintendent
and repairs of the public works. &c. &c,
Thus we see that the Wing city Of Phil
adelphia, with a population only about one
sixth as large as the Sta'e OF Ohio, col
lects a revenue from taxation exclusive
Of al! other revenues from railroad and
turnpike stocks. &c., which wants only
about one third of being equal to the whole
revenues of the state Of Ohio!
Know Nothing Whiggery and high taxes
are as indissolubly connected as the Siamese
twins Statesman,