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hAs bad NE effect to triple Tho importation Of woollsn
gotds, and 10 sop three hundred and ferty-
eur sets Of machinery ard eighteen hundred
Deoms. IL any member Of Congress would call upon him
~ Wizards Hotel. and show him thai he wears an Anne
KAn bIoadcosh coat he would eader him The best hos
p0alhy The establishment affords. (Loushtes He
spoke from an experience Of forty years in working
milk, inssde and out and maintained that II our mills
should DO ses In motion the demand fer wool viii In
chespencd.
Mr.. Evsrs Of Louisiana, said that the gestsma.
had spoken - II the government would not
wsas The surp!u, morey in 'he treasury, and 4
We government had fuAlied all the objects Tor which
was hStituted Bat this not So The French SPo.
AVID other claims remain unsettled rivers require
MY0sement and the navy enlargement. In the course
a mn remarks he said Louisiana asks no favor bus DO
name while other interests are protested that sugar
shaQ met be neglected.
-. CoyoDI, Of Pa, from experience OF thirty
yJs, argued that the difficulties OF manufacturers are
ns TO be over By taking the duty on fofesen WOOL
bot on the contrary hoy would be increased - the e
secs would be TO lessen the production at nome DE
spike OF The iron nterea OF Pennsylvania, and advo
oaAd protective policy generally.
The SUGAR DUiTn6.
M CoIFAx OF Ind, presented the resolutions OF the
Legislature Of Indiana sAking that sugar be admitted duty
6ee.
Adjourned,
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MARRIED..

BAitB-DASo In brvokiYp, on Wedneeday, Feb II,
by the Rev. ssmuei Lcngtiiow, DR.. Ws FanDnsIoR
BACH OF New York. Ia Mss MARTHA Dang, daughter OF
John Y. Dsrg, Esq, Of New Orissns.
hclRoy-MTL On lhurrdsy, Feb "a, ny ths Rev.
Father carry Nj EDwAkD Nc'LaoY 10 Nss FANNY SAUL,
all CT his city,
nB--howR-on "Wednesday, Feb. II, by Mr. Anns
Mr. JOBS sMTH 10 Mas NAroAsu Huws, all Of ih,s city.
MATHEws-CuRfIs Or rUefds7. aeb. 10, by Rev Nv.
SpabldiLg, EDWARD hA1aIwa, New York, 70 SePsll ,
daughter OF me late Il. CurtS, Esq, OF CIR :i1naa
Cincinnati pspers please ny.
HAL BARNES On We'd sdsy evening, Fob II, by
the Kew P. ssIykor, s. HEAL Of OHIO, 70 AMELIA /,
eldest daughter 81 I, BTrcs Efq of this city.
Ohio papers please cory
DAtIS- sCIoISs = "a Brcoiyu. on Wednesday Feb. H.
by the Rev. A Il. Parti:ge, SPIycsR DANA % MAxA
yttpges daughter II fe late James schoe,, Esq all Of
that city.
EEwyN-PowtRs On Wednesday fvenng Feb IL, by
the Rev Asher Moore, Mr.. AsDxw FRwis 70 Miss EsH-
I'M NJ PcwEss, daughter VI lie late Capt JSGhua P.
Row rs, Of Brooklyn.
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Increase 93,46S
The increase In cckages q. Alexander's lock N $780,
In flour and wheat comprised In the returns Of vegeta
Bile food there has bcen tonnage past
year Of TONS and increase OF tolls OF 80 ogS
IN corn and oats there has been increase during the
same period OF rs go tons, Increase Ia tolls OF
s7,eeI Under the heal OF Produces OF tho Forest -
there was an increase In tonnage upon shingles boards
and scanthg - compared with 1865, OF 3d. lo3 tons
and decreased tonnage upon timber, savos and wood
Of 7t6 tons, and an in pot and pearl ashes
Of 6i6 TONS Under the head OF other articles there
was an ncressc In the tonnage OF mineral for
fsnc period OF tons, and an increase In sundre.
Of Ia, 1913 tons.
Statement No a appended 10 the report, shows the
ons and description Of freight carried the New York
Central snd New York and EIe Railroads. ending 30,h
September, 1st3, %, '55 and SO, and on the New
York canals during the Of nAvlg the same
ytsrs.
Thus three lines OF freight transit, Il IL well known
take All the carriage which passes IN rough the Sta be
tween New York and the Hudson river aud the West,
ircudipe . considerable portion OF Upper Canada II
nay with just be said they AL Of them competing
tines OF transport for what termed '1hrough freight
and tvo Of them are virtually competing lines for bolt
through and way freight
The asctrtsned results presented by these tables ave
Interesting, and worthy Of much reflection. Tney no,
only show the seaty and progressive increased carriage
and movemtnt By railway, and the steady and pro
uesiye deci GATED carriage aud by csua
they also show the description OF freight wherein tho
carriage BY railroads exceeds tina, OF the canal.
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Navigation st the West.

81 DOtb, FOB IL. 1857.
rhevo IN not much ice In the river and the water
= reced,sg. Tho weather is modera log. Baspess In
bvsk ana m sht plenty. We have news conoer nng
~ sate OF The upper rivers. The stesmev rropo left
~ Peoria yesterday, and represents the Illinois gorred
vfsh solid zoe for several miles above In mouth. The
steamer Emma Harmon and several canal boats
sssk BY The fresbet Of Peoria AMI La ese The Peoria
lake 10 closed by ioe Steamers will running
ne Ksw river, between Lawrence and Qandsro, about
ne LIST Of April
PTTssrpo, FEB. IL, 1857.
The water 10 tho river 81 ths point MEASURES nine feet
shree inches. Weather mid ana cloudy.
CscssAII, Feb IL 1855.
ne river here has risen foot 10 day ami full OF
0oaang The ferries tsve had 10 suspend their ips
weather mild, with lndioAiicns Of rain.
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TIE OrsaA--IAsr NIeHr or ssAsos-hr. sKakosch
enses his at the Academy Of Music this evening
wten the rrovstore" the most popular opera OF tins
~ Eve years, VIII be sven, with PsrOdl Tberin and
hersi In the cast. We have no doubt that Mr. Slrs-
kcscs yin have what lac deserves and that the season,
vhsoh has been saul 10 spite The mos, mslenspt
cpposisics Of the hungry press viii ecso 90 brilliantly
- 70 induce the manager 70 comm ence al slber.
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More AntI-Rent Decisions.

From AIOany Arku8,
AT recent term Of the Circuit Court held In this city
by Judge Alien, several important quits connected with
the s,ion OF Nanoria Rents up for argument
Judge Alien decided the the 9th Instant, In
each case In favor OF the plaintiffs.
We believe that the principles involved In hese decl
sions had before been laid down by the Judges Of
district I'm In which Judge Harris delivered
the ophicn). and which cor hrmsd on the high
authority Of the dstn Rpisbed Judge OF the Fifth district
Mr.. C0lvn will carry the 10 the Court OF Appess
upon points upon which he has great reliance and the
decsion OF that body w hope, put end to l.ga-
ticn waueful on both sides.
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state Agricultural Society,".


tho dedication Of the Agricultural Rooms took place to-
night p. Johnson the Corresponding secretary made
brief statement OF the socetys operations. Addresses
delivered by the Hon. Samuel Oneever President OF
the state Agricultural College, and by William Bogart
and Bon. T. Q: Peters, few remarks were made by
bon. William Kelly
Explorations Of the line Of the Hudson river road four
miles from Albany show one track partly washed away
and portion OF the bridge at Coumbiavlle creek carried
away. The track TO Stockport covered with Ice
o. eight fees high The repairs will be completed In the
Arst part Of next week. The trains now run round by
Berkshire and the Hudson River read.
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The Fire at Newark, N. J.

NKwAAK, N. J., Feb. IL, 1867.
The fire which occurred last night burned three
houaes-detroy cd Quimby Co. . carriage fActory,
the rear OF Broad street, occupying nve euldiags;
paer Tcpc an, csulk ers Tools ana Aaron Crawford,
edge tools; also Thomas Couyers blacksmith shop The
me- broke out in the paint shop at $50 p L. from
stove Total loss, $50, 0t0; insurance, $40, 900.
J. n. Qumby Co.'S loas 10 $4,000, OF which only
SIS, 600 insured. About hundred men throw
temporarily out Of employ ment by the Are.
Mertrs Quimoy Co. intend to resume busiaess i'm
mediAtely 70 Ill orders The light nom the fire WAS
miles, and five engines from Elizabeth aud
Jersey, and aided materially In subdang the flames
The night extremely cold and much difficulty
experienced In consequence or the freezing OF the water
Tho hrenen worked hard and unsringly, but suffered
much from being drt ncaed and frozen
the nre 10 tie largeet that has occurred here for
years No houses burr ed ret street aud tho
nont buldpgs on Broad street. containing Offices, &C.,
were savet.
hoat OF The ready made stock saved 10 valued nj $2Q
900, Of which half belongs to kessrs. Quimby 90.
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PHILADELPHIA sroCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob. ia, 1857,
Hccks steady renpsyivsns Fves, ssls; Reading
Raircsd so: Perm Rsilfosd, 49, Long Island
Railroad, Ie Morris Canal, lsJs.
ssss Of cotton 70 Gay, 11oo bales. The demand has
been checked owing 70 the high prices sssed Good mid
dnng Il quoted at lzsc. . l9o
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ecsans to ne bin sustained BY The oonssGson Tni
may then rely with confidence upon the readiness sns -
s'y Of both houses % afford At The earliest moment eee
and substantial support meritorous ooeot IN me
Eli which has been the subject Of this
Albany, Feb II, 1857.
The question was taken d once, whether the bill
should become law ith standing the objecons OF
the Goveynor-snd the House refused 70 mako IL Iaw
BY vote OF II ayes 70 10 noes
Trade, Tolls and Tonnage OF the New York
Canals.
CANAL DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, FOB. 10, 1907.
To The LIGsIAruRl STATE OF NEW YoRK -
The Auditor Of the Canal Department. 40 required ~
statute submits to the LegalAuFe the annual repors OF
the tolls, trade and tonnsge o. the canals OF TIM SAss
during the season for navigation for tho year 1866 and
all the msers and statistics which are required 10 be
presented 70 the Legislature will be found fuy and par
tcuary set forth In the accompanying tables The "a
dnonal tables and comparative staeme nt which VIII DO
found N the close OF the usual annual statistical nforms
sion repOvtsd 70 the Legislature have been carefully com
piled nom Official documents In poeseesioa OF the Auditor,
In orc to present In the Same report ~ far ~ wAs
ound practicable, comprehensive view Of the trade
and tor nsge OF the lines Of communication between the
Eeat lakes and the Hudson river and New York.
The whole amou OF tolls received is.....e 2H82 ala
Which amount In composed 90 follows
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1'be Western Roads.

CmCaoo, Feb. ~, 1857.
No trains have ron through the Rock lsland road
EMS wick. Tho dsmsgo chiefly Ia In the Bureau Valley
causcf by leo from tho Mhsissp2 Tho Rock Islaad
trSdSs unlpjured Large quantities or rafs logs aud
humber, below BurIpgtoo, have been losl.
Navigation opn In the Missouri river, aud tho first
eoas vent up TO day. The damage done st Napersvle
DupaGe county. amounts 20 $4,000.
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ma foRsEr CosvArxsosr Mr. Forrest has quite
recovered nom his rscen, attack Of rheumss ana viii
sppesr q, ne prcrtvy theatre on Saturday c,spss "a
ysck cads.
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The Win OF the Late MIR. Sears.
BosroS, Feb IL, 1857.
The VIII OF Joshua Sears who died few days since,
beQueashs $4,000 to his brothers ana their children
SIS COO 10 his native town OF Yarmouth for public schools
end "a COO 10 the 5eamcns Friend Society Toe bAsn e
exceeding million aad half no leayss trust 10 his
60, three years old.
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Obituary.
DEATH OF WILLIAM c. REprnLp.

DFAIH OF WTILIAM G. KEDFTELb.
william &. Redneld died yesterday morning After q
shoit Illness Of Inflammation or the lungs. Mr. Rsdneli
was well known among sclenti1, men, on sccopnt OF his
celebrated theory OF storms, which BIN much dis
tpciion ~ writer teorolos7. lie TOOK q warn
interest IN the ,udy Of natural history, sod OF
he mcst aosfvc members OF the Lyccom OF Nsturs dis
tory In this city. Mr. Redneld was old resden, OF
this city, and at The ZINE OF his death tho souior
proprietor OF the swfure transportation line He
pioneer In the business OF tansportrg produce to tn
CIV
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Massachusetts, militia Matters.

BOSTON, Fob Il, 1851.
The House TO day, on the second ballot elected Big
adler General Pierce, Of Free own. to the on OF
Major General, OF tho hasssohuseus Volunteer Miua
vacant BY the resignation Of Major General EdmSude
the copcurriug with the Senate who had previously
sected Grsadier General Andrews OF Boston, to this
0dioo
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Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'S Rxdica
cure truse, q No. u Maiden lsne Now York

Woodland CreaUi.''-s POM de for Bs nu-
flying the hair highly 10 any French Ar-
and FOR hai thu F dr. Iaues hair
has equal. giving bright ssss, appearance. 1t
cause gentle mRns hair ~ cu' a. he
dandrun alw gvi ne hair the sppesr,
of teing fresh ,hanpooD . &c @,,s htD e;ns Zone
Palm of Ihousand lowers" For sals b, All giss
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Santa Fe Mail-Indian Troubles.

ST. LOUIS, Fob. H. 1857.
mo Westport correspondent OF tho Republican says
hat the outward Santa Fe mail left On the 30 Inst.
letter from Bepts fort, dated Nov. 70, says that
Nc fort Was SAFE but hat the Keswss' had declared
var on the whites. Bent had twenty 70 whites and
feuF hundred Of ,be Cheynnes TO protect the fort
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bAvss ON SssCs, feo. IL, 1897.
rhe susquehanra n blocked mp ~itn Ice. the Bali
moro RAihoad Jerry boat imroovabe In the Ice one
thvd tf the way across, and will PROBABLY femslu 10
mail there IL snoher frestet A Temporary path 81
boards laid ON the Toe and the passengers walk
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The whole amount Of tonnage received 81 tide water by
way Of the Erie Canal from Western States and Canada
during the last season Of navigation was $50 TONS
TIE whole amount OF tor mage arriving a tide visitor, the
produce OF this State, during the Same period WAS 374
$50 tons The whole number OF barrels Of flour arriving
Ut tide water through the canals during the last season OF
navigation, $50, 60s
The whole number OF bushels Of wheat arriving
during the same period was II, 77o, 1872, which
turned into -four, calculating five bushels to
the parrti, would make.... I,Soo 200
Total In barrels 1885, ITO
The whole number OF bushels OF arriving o. tide
water during the same period 9,687,ls The tosi
number Of new boats registered during the last year,
1914, with total tonnage Of 81, 900, making average
bnnsge OF lt7.4
The number Of lockages 1t Alexander's lock for the
sesson 22s and the greatest number of ockages
al any one lock was 81 oeo, 81 lock No. 46 frankfort
Comparing the season Of 1865 with that Of 1855, II
shows decrease In Of $50 87l, and
in tonnage Of e5 divided among the different articles
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The New Jersey Legislature.

fKINroN, N Feb II, 1851
Notice. given 10 tie House 10 day OF Q bill TO
the QuArsnlpe The joint u.eetiag of bo.h houses
bs NE ekction OF United States senator has fixed
~ the l9th OF February.
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bemishes poudre subtle for roofing hair rouge My w
Oriental cream hair dy nd restorative, 1t the Old
men, CT WAlker street. Brosdwsy.
Hill, Inlm1tabls Cute Of Hair W.
kers, No Barrel systree Haf dy~ .hiln q D T. b
brown.
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United States Supreme

United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1857.
Case No 71.-Patliok Burke W. William a. Gaines and
wife, OF al Argued by NJ. Lawrance for defendants.
No. 70 William Bryan, ct 81, VI. Robert Forsyth.
Argument commenced by Nr. Balance for pAlntffs.
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Fire at East Cambridge.

BOSTON, FeD IL, ieoT
fire 81 East Cambridge this evening destroyed the
apace, moulding aud packing rooms OF the Bay State
Chase Works storage house was also destroyed.
hrge amoant Of stock med and the loss es-
mated NJ Sso, 0o0 Insurance $40, 600.
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lady ~bo dtsIes 10 urrish her toilet with article which
al once unryalled perfume for the mouchor stc,
fragrant mouth ash for and head
acne ana oral odJr tor avau should hasten 70 obtn
This delightful scented water sold BY ID +. LANMhN 90.
Wholesale drugesa 60 Water ST. New York. and By al
druggists, at so cents Per bottle
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Election or Mayor OF Montreal.
MONTREAL Fec "a, 1867.
berry asmes, ESQ was 70 elected Mayor oil This CITY
oNday BY acclamsiou.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb IL. 1

ALBANY, Feb H. 1857
The bill for the romeval Of the Quarantine taken
up In Committee Of the Whole
Mr.. MEHAS opposed the bill, and made attack the
Commissioners of Emigration.
Mr.. VARNuM said these charges Of corruption and ex
navagance against the Commissioners thing
Snce their creation they had received and expended
nearly four millions Of dollars They had paid TO ooun
ties nearly one million dollars aud added four hundred
thousand TO the property Of the State He defended them
against the charges.
Mr. LKAvEywoRrH objected to several features In the
BILL ana moved that progress be reI orted on IL.
The molten caIyied.
The Annual Tax bill was taken up and debated but
vote taken on the amendments proposed
The bill appointing three State Tax Commissioners
taken up.
Mr.. SHERMAN moved TO amend by naming AbIah Fl.
Moss Of NissarA Robert Jefferson, OF lansing, and
thony Blocker, OF New York, the three OImmssiol.
instead Of leaving tho appointment 70 the Governor
Debate ensued, but no vote was taken.
PASSED.
For closing Boomfngdae square.
To authorize the city Of New York to raise $500 900 for
. reservoir.
To amend the Lefferts Park charter.
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Holloway PiIIs.-The sallOw and Gala
complexion which indicates eax sonach and rs,.
tive liver replaced healthy tone under ne up srt-
lion Of hete purifiers OF the secretiols and The bojd
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TLe Weather.

TLe Weather.
mo telegraph furnishes i1c following veaihar re2orh
M novnitg- - -
HAtmA1, Feb. IL, 1857.
Tbe thwmomeser n NJ zero. Tho weslher 10 oesr.
SAcxvutz, Web. ~ 1851.
me thermometer this morning stood al "a degrees
below zsre.
FssDsmcKroS, Feb. IL, 1887,
The shsrnomsser marked n degrees bslou FARO this
1osnipG. -
BAseos, Feb. Ia, 1857.
TAe thermometer this morning stood Of 10 degrees
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Death OF the Hon. Albion X. PARTS.

PokTIAND, No Feb. IL, 1907.
mo Hon. Albion X Paris died suddenly yererdAy Of
IN rcsiderce In this city. Of disease Of the heart He
- been United states SENATOR Jud OF tue Supreme
Osor Ave times eit cted Governor Of MAne and
0ed other ofces Of honor and trust He about II
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kYrSxiors nisAPrEARsscs - Mr. Reynolds, the editor
OF the Independent democrat, OF Paterson, j. has bcen
missing since saturday Tho last seen OF him whom
no ieh sAvcrys Hotel, No. IL Beekman street. Ne~
lUk on The norphg OF Thai day Ts ief.
Patterson Cd Saturday morning aud should have boon
back on Monday morning He had about $3.50 10 biz
pccset book ~ 10 supposed. Mr. r. 10 very steady ani
prompt In his character, and foul play 10 spp.ehondot
Paterfor Guardian T,b AZ
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Arrest or the President OF the Lancaster
Hank.
LANoksrss, Pa Feb IL, 1887
O. B.ohmsu, late Pr sitent OF the Lancaster Bank
vssarrested afternoon, the charge Of embezziing
she funds OF the Sank, aud held 70 bail In ihs OF
ol2.o(0.
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AFFAIRS At ALBANY.


ALBANY. Feb. IL 1857.
M. wApewoR1A presented six mer lorais askng for
revision Of the canal tolls
The object Of the memorasts a 10 make . discrimins-
ton the tolls, that the So 70 should not lose tolls by
means Of cut OTIS made nav q the expense Of the
State and through wh'h rAaay miles Of canal navigator
were evaded.
Mr. A. n SMITH prese nted memorial from forwarders
commission merchen'A and ethers, complaining Of the
mt ceucy and neglect Of the contractors, supesiatsn
dents and under contractors he the past
Mr. UPHAN reported hs bin transferring the appoint
ment Of Auditor from the Canal Commissioners 70 the
Governor.
NJ. BsosKs gave notice Of bill requiring the recording
Of I'll marriages
To incorporate the American Gusno Co.
To incorporate The New York College OF Veterinary
Surgeons
On molten Of Mr. c. y. SMITH, the miniature map OF the
bay and harbor Of New York. prepared BY the darbos
Commissioners, was ordered to be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. G. P. Smith executive session was
ordered for 10 morrow noon.
The object 70 make public the report Harbor Mas
ter corruptions.
NJ Uphsm's bill to re-oyganze the Canal Department,
was debated by Messrs Brooks and Upham at consider
able length.
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one nh OF thai by the canals In 1854 II was nearly
one fhird-nearly one half in 1855, aud Il was quite
three nths In 1850. Al this ratio or proeressou ano
part OF the railroads. and Of loss by the Canals the total
movement OF freight those two railroads will DO equa
TO that q tho canals In about three years from this time
II net sooner.
The ssgreesie OF the total has decreased on
the rsrcads from 1853 70 1850 1874 43cZa and the os.
TO the canal has heen les $50, $780,
me .nnexed tables show Why u Is that with an To-
creased tonnage In 1855 Of 465 1885 tbs total
movement should DO 27l71c4s less. This mere use IN
tie numbtr o. tons carried short distances 9th
efwse an increase In the receipts OF tolls would have
been the result.
But This statement also exhibits the amount OF freight
tHninss on those railroads, aud tolls received the
canals, including the tolls boats and passengers,
during The above period together with these
men0. These comparative staWncnts show the rapid
arc succsssiul progress Of the former and The immo
bity Of The latter
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runabling OF the Odd Fellows Hall mt Du-

CHIcAao, Feb. IA 1887
The ncw Old Fellows Han at Dubuque, Iowa, fell In
Saturday In consequence OF the cunulAon OF loo
and snow upon top OF IT, FOES and wife. who we're
u the building, were instantly killed. Loss sIo 600
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.Jores' On Italian Soap for Esupasve Chap
ped ttpder skin q zones old hair oil restorative b-.s
ul for he hair 2 Lasors luid hlsbaser r lsss'
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IbW VhU nI th0Wn An fncfeAse OF more Than
ions in four years by rail- and loss Of l3lI7l tons 70
tie cSIal In the same time
Total move ment-
Rairodd Canal. Totl
ls53...... lbc, So, s72 TOO $3.50 p33 sbs 7,7 500
let4........2i1, e7oll4 eose 590 ii sso.ea5.I bs
lso0....... N0,2lp,s3l 6le,l7otbl e69, a50, lsb
1885,. 3x9.l pl,72 ts2,Ooq,oQ3 q2t pol 327
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-13
Court C.,endar-Th,s D.v.

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