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ORAeKY & cos. LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEN.

THR MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN Of the SOUTH, Captain Beal, 222 burthsn
NDlANAs............... Capt Baker, 1854 DO
ARG0. Capt. Benson, 1915 do
JASON Cant, BTittOp. do
OWNED by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN STEAM
" SHIPPING COMPANY LONDON SOUTH
AMPTON appointed TO sail from NEW YORK every
alternate WEDNESDAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
touching SOUTFAMPTOS land passengers and mails for
England and France. They will remain day at London
and then proceed to Bremen.
Resuruing, ey will leave BREMEN for NEW YORK
every alternate stopping only SOUTHAMPTON
Tue7e steamships of the first class and have superior
accommodations for PASSENGERS They will take limited
number of thrdclas Storage passengers. Surgeon
attached tn each ship.
The of freight to London will be but little higher
than those Of sailing ships.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, $50; Second Cabin, S5O SteeTsge $50.
The steamship JASON will sail from NEW YORK, on
WEDNESDAY, 2D Semptember and be succeeded by the
QUEEN OF TIE SOU H, on Wednesday, September 18th.
For freight passage apply @. H. SAND,
July lmay l0-lyL IL South William St., New York.
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A.J. Mcbride.

AZ aBo MCBEIUGa
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSE l.
r HAVE this day purchased the interest of Mr.. Henry
McCasln in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to ell my old friends and patrons for their
bersty heretofore extended to the firm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance of avors from them and
wish to inol all the world and the rest OF mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splend d lot of
COOKING STOVES,l
of various patterns Parl0r Stoves for wood and Goa
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Ho
low Ware of every variety hand made ORDER Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds of Job Work, such as
House utterng, Roofing, or any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myod friends of the River will find it To their advantage
to call and give hearing before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES cyln.
der IL inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for a light draught
steamer which can be bought on reasonable terms.
June ID e25
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEg
EACH SATURDAY lII7 III AUGUST.
3,345 Prizes amounting to. $2O4 co
PRICE OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES So; QUARTERS, S25
PLAN OLE THE IOnTERY


PRICE OF Tickets. .i ..
WHOLE TICKETS, 80 HALVES s.; QUARTERS, as
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 10000, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
Tie nrt 200 Prizes similarly printed and encTeed are
paced in another Wheel.
from the Wheel of Numbers and same Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize
BY the COMMISSIONER the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all tn
APPROXIMATION PnzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the first 20 Prizes will
If Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Pze hose Tickets
1928, I249 Ia5 II252 will each be emitted 10
s225 fIicket No. $50 draws the $50 OO pze those Tick
cts numbered 5s 49, ssh $50 will each be entitled $500,
and so on according TO the scheme
The Prizes OF $40 will be determined BY the last fig
ure of the No. that draws the $50 For example
if the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with l. then
to 800 If the number ends with No. then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to &c. and
20 on too,
Certificates of Packages will be sold ct the following
rates, which is the risk: ...-. . ..... .. ....-
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half ........ 40
10 Quarter ........ 20
.- 60. 10 Eighth . 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed on the receipt OF which they will be forwarded by FRS
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any fg
ure they may designate. aal2
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
"a All prizes of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing at heusus time thirty
days. Ga. ..-. .-. rrF
ALI communications strictly confidential .-..
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets al
either office. . '..
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
July 0o-d
III list OF the numbers that drawn the wheel
with the amount Of tie prize that entitled TO,
Will be published after every drawing in the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta nisgencer,
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News and
mond Dspatoh aud New York Dispatch, and PauIding
iMiss.l Clarion. - - - -. - -
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SONETEING NEW.
BoYsE & MvER RS so ON
AEkOHANT TAILORING AND GENTLEaEN'S
FURNISHING STORE,

BOXSE & ELVE HSON.
MERCHANT TAIJORINGA AND GENTLEaENS
FURNISHING STORE,
No. 20, PUBLIC SQUARE
TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, cas-.
EIa.,is, HestAnEs, DrtllIngs, Ready-l1a6e
nishing Goods.
Having purchased our stock under the ,st cir
eumstanees will offer great inducements cash or pane
na time dealers, and solicit trade an exanaon
Of our stock before purchasing here We would can
special attention to the Cloths Cassimsss
and Nestings which will up 70 order In ne Iatt
lion to stock OF Ready made Clothing msnGfseuTsd
expressly for our trade, which dstslHsd ss
Of Gentemen'S Furnishing viii aiwaJ Be- found con-
wiz speedily have In store Hns Stoo BOYS
wANTE6-Afsw good JOurasyneR-none but sOodou.
need 1:Ss sRRIy. BoYSE 8 E Il5I.
LUmBERI LUMBER s
TEE undersigned extensively engaged In the Lumbss
business and respectfully solicit orders from Raders
me Cedar forests n Wilson county, and are sps Sa
Hrnish any kind Of Lumber either Cedar other timber
Orders for Lumber BE- addressed undersigned at
6iadesVle Wilson Co., Tenn, LEFT with Mr.. DARDEx az
our Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRBNN0N 4 SIMMONS
nI7-57-dly. KIRKPATRIcK q GLASS. fll 81
eRAVATS, STOCKS AND TIES.
ECEIyED BY Express, handsome assOrtmsBs sea,
june % - IL MeelLL,
RIO iES DE CHAMBRE,
VsT received small supply Of Dressing Robes; and
june 20 IA. MeerLL.
SHIRTS.
I'VE have arssTats assortment Of Shirts At various
w prices and Of the latest The amer grades
warrant 70 be well made and any othsr
style. juneau. J. q. MceILl.
CoLOREO SHIRTS.
BCElVED this day small invoice Of Masailles coored
~ shirts, and choice lot Of other patterns.
yune20. y. II. M0GILL
UNDERWEAR.
OF Silk, Lisle Thread Gauzs Merno Gauzs Cotoa Jse-
ton, received and for sale BY Juns20 j. 4. McGfLI
HALF HOSE.
SILK, Isle Thread, MsriBo ever variety Of Coos
- Hose, r1e. BY iuns20. ,. 4. McGIhL.
CLOTH AND TOILET BRUSHES.
PEeElVBD per express another invoice OF Hair Tooth
~ Nail and Cloth Brushes Also even variety Of fuckinE
anu Iolles C0mos- - gaes9 J. u. seGILL-
TRUNKS, VALISES AND GARRETT RAGS
UsI received snail lot Of best Sole Leather
y Nases and some Of cheaper styles. Also
ment OF Carpet Bags for sale az J. H. McGILL,S
Ladies and Gentemens Furnishing Store Square
and College Street. Juhe2g.
SMITHS BITTER EAST INDIA ALE.
UST received per steamer Hastings, on consgnment-
- hhds Smiths Bitter Ale 30
5 bbls do do do
This Ale equal 70 Alsopp's any Imported brands
g1nel4 CARTER, Mckay q co.
I0OBBLS Smiths Stock Ala 800
AOO IS Kbbls do do do
Is casks Younger Pale Ale, piBts. a -
IS casks Muierk Sons Pale Ale pints. (In Ju-zA
IS casks Barclay, Perkins & Co 3 Brown Stout
i1nsL4 CARTER. MeKAY& ce.
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The Latest style. Hats
FOR SITMMER WEAR-

TN the fashionable hat department, Waerfeld Walker
always take the lead. Their style of Moeskin Rnd
light ventilated Beaver and Cashmere Hats have attained
popularity unprecedented in the annals Of history. flu
supply ready to-day.
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WE have fill assortment of Straw and Leghorn hats, fol
boys and children select supply of Panama. CeylOn
and BF glish Hats gentlemen. As the
advanced, we shall ssllthem low.
mayo WATERFIELD & WALKER,
he Hst Pm
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FINE FRENCH FELT HAJ

=.
WAKEFIELD & WALKER have some new designs OF
thsse pleasant and desirable hats light and comfortable JUS
the thing for weather An early selection should be
made they going OF rap dy. -
may3O WATERFIBJD& WALKER.
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WE undersigned extensively engaged In the Lumbss
Business and respectfully solicit orders from Ruders
ho ONhers needing any thing in line. They
ne osst Cedar forests IN Wilson county, and prepared
rnlsn any kind Of Lumber, either OfCedar other Der
ineh Depot ls a. the Nashville Lumber Yard.
orders for Lumber Be addressed undermined
0aaesVllle, wilson Co., Tenn left with Mr..
our Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRBNNON 4 SIMMONS
nl7-'57-dIy. KIRKPATRICK a Glass
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CRAVATS. STOCKS And IIES.

ECEIVkD, BY Express, handsome assortment Of sea-
IL sonabis Ties and CraVats.
june 90 J. 4. MeeILL,
RIO les DE CHAMBRE.
lust received small supply Dressing Robss. and
~ few OF cheaper style.
June % I q NELL
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decrease.
liz Isbo pro iuction Of the scouy region but
to,es tons less than 1886 On the Lehigh Ia 1850
vas 81 acc ,ons lee. tran in ls4g and now In 1906 the
tonnage 10 81. eS2 ess than 1855. Bat add the
,oppsEe Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, the outlet
from the IAbigh region. have increase OF o,77o
previous ycar-ahow wing conoiusivey
IN both regions the supply n dependent upon she
opei anops ii the mines; and In the Lehish region
particularly the evidence from the result 10 tnat the
busrs for 1861 the railroad must be deducted from
toe busIness OF canal o. Sshuyki she opera
nous are moro extended and, appears from the bust
ness the Reading Railroad In 1885, the Increase In
1897 the torpaee OF 1856 be led 10 1t least
ACC, CoQ Or the Essoing the machinery. constantly
employed. 10 equal to toJ o01 TONS and from the
Der o. coleries reotn,y put In operation there
ooubi hat Ire supply be had. Bat snoaIa the
orrer be desye6 until the va,er 10 exhausted the
ooruE Of smoog the minevs, So,
oil very materially affect he business Then, ree
10 the supply IRON the d. aware ADD L~otswsns
Rsipeac We bsve precisely the cicalues reoed IN
iehah Valley, ana re'errrg 70 the ousooss of the
r',iop, ve hno the tonnss pcucng s husness OF The
l,Ipsy ivsnk Compan' ia es III rht % 1870;
aud IN tie brsoe,s Of 1850 includiSg
the delaware Iscsa the Increase over 1853
bot 2tl, 81 tors OF ~br 14i ss7 tops product
OF The pesvsye ard Hudson csus,.
But 30 the riog capacity ard tue progressive In
tbt region be bet m rs,oof by the
tgurtr ave the folio 10 1lr, Ia vacn product
of The severs esons IL deAb,d. viIo the capacity and
a. tue vsrrut svsrn.s lssfng 70 make, Nss,,
tire ccis' a. the P,bt'yv. u Get upsuv r-vesls
the sno W. u," expraavr IN 'ni'o
ctsAry 10 tee srcofsut nss.s"ment o. ,hs tel
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News from the Sandwich Islands

vBALIse AND wHALEs-RkMovAL OF RELIcs-
CUSTOMS RETURNs AND rRADR-NAvAL ArrAths.
We have nss from the sandwich isaads dated OF
The Pacific Advertiser says The result Of our In.
quiries In regard 10 the fleet Of 1881, thai viii be
formerly cruised In the North Pacific, have kn New
Bedford nusd out for sperm whaling on tue line sod
south Pacific the North Pacific fee, OF 1887 ~ near
a Ne can now judge VIII MOT number over ieo or ITO
vsssc's The Adperisv gives list Of any eisht shis
which ere snoss 70 have len American poru during
three vbsiers, the barss United States and oypshis
and brig Victoria sailed week. before last asd the
CAPTAIN Rhss sailed sss week making Ave I've .S.I..
owned and fitted cut In Honolulu. that have lefs tna'
port during January to cruise The Black warrior,
formerly owned by Captain JAMES uakee, vas recently
purchased By Captain Brown AMI i've Of merchants
me ssed for se6oo Including ooss OF vessel osint aud
ov BED here. sps out which vii sail soon tss bans
Harmony and ftAly and bvss Psns- de Josnville and
Oahu. fh,s branon Of business 10 on she inc,esse
oos n on The ssd Of January Il vss erected By Lard
es ore Psuet In isls me Brush flag was displayed
s% ss ne 81 n ssa
nse vss REMOVED the vail OF the fort has been ordered
10 be depoisbsd, sh,ch 70 noe being done.
discoveries On the ,eef Of the sssih reosnty fred
from the Havsspah, and In perfect innocence Of ~ css
, one charge ,Ts sy ss
dinner POI, They he opner and the dipsrs) would pro
baby IN few moments have been among The things thai
ing by, Who proposed 70 scs .there wM Anything In
NJ wien sood chsyse OF the best she'll powder vH
poured out OF the missile, which, - was had beea In
The charcoal long enough 10 set "all fired" hos
W. Goodale, Collector General OF Customs u Honolulu,
publishes in the Polyraian table, showing me Custom
house statistics OF slAnds for 1856 We learn from
The % folio The total value Of imported goods for
The year was 81 1s2 4i3 Of which SOFA $50 paid duty
The customs receipts we're sl23l72, Of which slt3oN
were realized Of H noluu The value OF foreign goods
exported 1904 SAC; Of domestic products $50 AS
and Of the furnished % supplies 70 the shipping
s223 $50; total, $3.50 sA The oil and whalebons tran
snipred OF Honolulu snd Lahaiua IN 30. Amounted
follows spe oil, ,77t gallons; whale oil, 1oflb7
gallons bone, of4 e42 lbs One hundred and twenty
three mercbsn, vessels az 2s tons) VISITED the Hawaii
On ports DUNG The year. OF these 80 ships l3l, o,0
tors) were American, and 10 ti,ele ,ops) we-e British
Durrg the tsme period $50 whaling Am ricsn vessels
(out Of ace, the tosl number Of wnslers) viled the
Islands
HIS Imperial Msje.lys corvette Euryd!ce from Tahiti
arrived Honolulu the ao,b Of January and ekchsrg
ed tslutcs with the fort on Purch Bow Hi morn
mr
Hsr British Asesiy's sbip Hsvsnth. Cap. Essvey,
$50 rercirtw ~ N,iutvas1 49,. s.f .
=. sliI-aI, yssosns, ptrhsp- i-lss fys-s-
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Anthracite Coal rr AIDE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HESALD.
Prom publications tue suc ect and the 81
continual sta IN the puoho mi nd, i. appears
there mercai question u which 4 uIe ID
the PROD ucticn and transportation Of
Dsrset FvtTy ytar We have scaeme for
peSocoipg tte existing esta 5ishuenu, aud while Sno ci
confused with the various theories the alt in
verbally en6s the pjupy Of the Bat the
but simple question Of bu'ioess pro oose
official rerorts to facts, and with your
peYm,sGcn ,iore pobhc In the hope OF
ietiiipr the question.
Prevous 1880 the oonsump top Of coal exceeded the
Of ropyy and TO tbe Increasing and the
cspss Dlarged Ia her preseat ospscisy suoh
other Aci, then appeared necessary to the accom-
mediation al ire trade 8u - the mioug operations
inadto usie improvement bo expressive and
ctouA the proucOn barely kep mp With the demand
In this portion Of Affairs discovered that lhe
nxs their capacity ard that the mining opera
ibe A regions oannos be extended hout
ponoing expenditure 10 Smo aud money Duving
The si the production Of the several regions
Ia sivep ~ sril0ue-
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Our Porto Rico OrrespO,stlence.

GUYANA, Feb IL 1907,
shOrses Of he Sugar Crop-No Chance Of a SsdAot'o"
g Prica-Frsights-Catholi Prjadice' az IiHst n, In
te,ment Of F5regner- Mccarthy Of Diasnct BURIAL
Ground for american Sedmea and Re'sden sTae IN
pernment a. Washington about TO be Msmoral,ssd the
Subject, dc
Our sugar o. op 10 now In full blast aud for the past
few days sales have been made ct rates ranging from
SIC ao%c moissses, 2ec . 2sc In the neigh ooriog
port Of Ponce choice brands changed hands
TO- 8l6o THERE'S but little appearance Of any recuc
Ion in prices ut present, - the demand verf a,uve
many ertire crops have been contracted for at rates
quoted above. The crop OF this dis,rc. VIII be 'hort
one-l robably little more than half average onin
consequence Of the drought during the gro~iox
season.
II has hitherto been customary 10 bury American see
men well ~ American citizens, who have died In This
md other ports OF The island upon the bea,h OF the sea-
many instances scarcely above high water mark, %
" laws Of the country except Catholics can
70 placed In the usual buisl ground ha,
appropriated TO this purpose for few yess but
during the evidence Of tho choers few months since.
his pace wss used burial ground for the victims OF
his disease and was subsequertly consecrs'ed ny the
hurco thus rendering Impossible use for herr toi
Dur Consul here had some trouble In exricatpg himself
difficulties that raised by the authorities here
having ordered the burial Of American seaman In
his spot short time since and on the occurrence Of
mar event the o,tcr day, ~As obliged to make Sppics-
the author ues IN ASCERTAIN where the seaman
oud be placed PERMITS son III ally accorded 10 inter
I'm the Catholic ground, distance not EXCEEDING
~tpty arcs from the sea Sd ore.
This 10 ,ha should be remedied, and the means
doing m are simple our government should appro
1st~ dersie for the purpose OF Authorizing
Cobsur In countries vhero burial OF Protesants IA not
owef In The public cemeteries, TO purchase and enclose
cbespiy possible. a lot OF ground TO be used
uria ~, for such Of citizens may die here,
md thus enable their remains 10 Kept disturbed
this port and In most others IN this country, from
300 fset would be sufi oient prope'
shere COUNT could be inferred with AGENCY,
nd not ~ men oErfd The logs
our Consul 10 nov preparing memorial to the govern
oept ~ Warrington, ana earnestly nope some lmme
tate action may be ialen upon 30 important matter
Freebs, s0; sbc for sugar, and $3k tor moissscs.
cIcharse on New York 6aeIs per cent premium All
aescripiions OF Ame1can proouce abundant, ana sales
tpll Liquors being purchased Tor obi pmcp 10 New
orleans event uuueard1of since 1880.
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RIGA AID he principal West India islsnas by submarine
Ib. 10 he ever. 2. company being formed vii e.
bshss Of me Lesi..ure IN ssoroiax DE necessary pro-
,.S g: he sa s'
SAT fssi ~ t Ss sriish sovsnmsn should
.s un sIm After sse
sss .aS s1' .Sos y
S;nya ,nna, sum ". 90 g ,n ssns four
per cs", a he ...med osps of eS s House viii Be
enc such .nnaa not
exceeding AZ 500 as be saly determined Oh, ~ rs pro
&c British being e s.ssr
to he Company for The work done on 6ss.r
ME government and the co onss the outward
81. arg I.IeIAl lnormaaon She pusic be
sy .ia ai be 1sdssss
4. Of osn ;. apa . e q
BY the colony Or 20 ones in %bh tIey may ts es shsd 70
in a,minu,on Of be cum cor tsIbu,ed BY ase o.bers
the proieos would give great Impulse, In fact quite .
ealvanc .beck 10 the trade and commerce OF tho West
Indies: whilst Mr. Yong rsoned that he lived Q day
end gene ration In which VI. scbenr proposei-and
II reso'ed, would call down upon the Assembly
the reproaoh execrAion OF poacr The resolutions
passed with dssepttD only. 81 800 had been
voted for the compile ion OF the enovs OF the Cra Rock
netting the entrance Of the caresnsso Toe L'rdi
stgnstizes job. Tho Attorney Generals BI RS.
kys BIZ and The bill for the iDnorr rs,ior of the Bridge
towI ws'er Company, were 'u before the HUE.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN PARKER, or rHx BRIO SEA FOAM.
[frsm toe Colonial slaaaH O. aA On IL
melancholy accident licG has uuhspptly tern mated
fatally bss lately occurred In 'hs isut 90 Capt Parker
msster Of the American br yauinr Sea Foam, Ia
this This vessel Ter trip tnis L.
lard dropped down 10 Old Ii rhor to tAks Ia cargo,
and whilst lying there tn CspaiE ordered . 90.
of surpenupe 10 tie boiled tor tie purpose
coating The Geek The cook, stsr boiling the ,urpen
tine, IN the sot OF 'akg out II the alley on deck,
her some W fo' vpon big haod which forced n,m 70
let 90 mis- hold the red pot mme.
ojaiey fell the der ana gntefs che csp,so, Who
then Standing oppos zoe ga 10Y percei spg the
accident iwmed.t ely moved OH 90 render a,sstsoce,
~het he suddenly shipped (po doubt caused ny OF
the urpenoe getting "nder hts fest aud fell upon the
srnrs mater and severely IL jirsd, the wnole
q. mis- body having o)o,Dstely
burnt Tn, occrue cd The 23i or February Prompt
inecicsb assistance obsDeh utne vessel remained
Ole Barber 10 M up aui arrived hero Friday last
be Captain Immediately ATTENDED on his arrival oy
Doctors Campbell 30 ~erbsnk but regret to state
inst Il founc necessary 10 smpufato tho arm. u
withdrawing which, hosever the patient rapidly SANK,
and a., d during ,be night OF Tuesday.
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Gse We have the pro1uc: OF tire mlaes Tor the last
of sportAloh, ve have the effect Of tne vsfioas
schemes on the marnt In 1851 asd 81 the so OF aon
OF the duty on cos boa then inosessed The pree 70
consumers, and 10 noe being thin this cf,v by tue e.
feel Of the reciprocity treaty tbs Western us-e Ia
lst3 ~e bso not only tho came nocu ,ioa 10 price bot
We he'd We STOCK operations and the rAsker Ven eHplo
s,ous 10 copso,e belief 10 the onsapcr article "
Now 1850 ust - the previous accounts accreief
pron, ,s ssS lac o We n.s ,r0a, an soa:s' o,
ton Tor coal. 'sundry" OF citizens making
the discovery that their funds Permanently nvss,
ID" In the Delaware and Lscssvana region. Sui with
oct referring desas prove position os OF recur.
ring 70 matters hat are Otherwise disaxreesos .aax
o., ve asf tse ps,nes Interested N zoe sseIse. Of
lps purpo,es o. me mlisios q coss-,o Io,s ..
ue IN lssase and Hudson and Penusyivauia ooa pm.
psnhs In n alter hxng ths miad The oost.
,os une ,hey have oe.n in cpcrs.tn. the qualify Of
,ee mines and The ssanty Of coal the they 90
,usl prooucs We sos bel certain lncr
toe assstsey vii recognise their position On ID
vanspovsee . we've % the day sbsy ccsssd
'quai 10 their presea capacity bu, the business The
miass, which . REGARDED BY begiassrs % On sss,-
paYy prooess has ony n The cod The seventh rear
reached The capacity Their vorr and has svsn 70
suners ei2 800 tons To exserd this amount VIII nos
poscips sxpspdnure "a the Mining sepsrtmsu,
These face, which can be traced "a the opsssuoss Of
,ve,y other COMPANY engaged the business, leave no
iicn and faeipes for transportation ssd while
bitkn will enable The consumer 10 realise the for
the fluctuations In the mavka tbsy will enable the
capitalist " resist the bogus opes,ioas ~h ~hIos he n
surrounded. Therefore, the duoers bat barely
up the capacity Of the carries aud - be besfoess
spscu siors, ssces obbins ana spu, Gus cssrsioss ~
comranes, We have only TO loox 81 the annual results 70
determine the prospect Of . supply for 1851.
CouRr or CLAIMS, March 23.-Maria Kilbourn
apo o,hers vs. the Upi,ed states No so Lac dorset,
Mr. lverl argued this case for cal nsnt No Mcrs~f.
son deputy solicitor replied 10 behalf OF the govern.
tent sud The sat miiiet Hush VESTS ssrrl.
nisirssor W. the unted sstes Ne 500 Law docket
Mr. Kipzer opened the argsmsnt IN this cas- FOE ,he
claimant and Mr. Bsr, the Solicitor tor The sovernmept
rerued W. Brent concluded Tor shs cslmsnt and The
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t,ktn NJ IN ter order on Tuesday -Nos so2 Frsnc's
visos heirs. 50s, Rebeccs Hest 5e1 james McUuI.
lsch Adninisirst0ri b3i John T. Writ; 53a Ch~le~
wnkes So Wm. SANFORD 6ss, Anservs hers
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