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COMMISSION AGENCY.

Raitinsors, M. Jane 1fh, 1877
HAVING located my self at las West Pratt
III Street, for the purpose Of
carrying on the business ola Commission Agent,
for the sale Of all kinds Of Country Produce,
Tobacco excepted, ] respectfully offer my ser
vices TO my friends aud the citizens generally Of
st. Mary's and adjoining counties II lower Ma
ryiand in that capacity and solicit share Of
their patronage, Pledging myself 10 use NV best
eudeavors 10 promote the interests Of those who
favor me with theif patronage.
JAMES A. WISE,
No. 80 SorrH CHARLES SrRExr.
Naifimors,
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JkMes r N RAtxv,
tier Wills for st Nary's eounty.
- -
NOTfCE,

" rEsTIvAL.-A, Half pcss'
} May, inst, for the eeaeds o.
Arsonage. Strawberries, CRABS
hbuedaase.
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ErRATRIx'S NOTICE.

A
Fsf S'isi kary's cbssty, 81 "a
Nay q, 1917.
pr THE COURT, Tha. Jane 4
adm!n;sirairix Of VIM Blair,
% eoanty. Maryland. deceased,
equire.i by Law 10 the deceas-
exhibit their claims, and that
lisbed once . week fer six sac-
the ST Mary'a Beacon.
Jxxss T N RArxv,
ter Wills for st Nary's eounty.
NOT!CE.
Of the above order. ! hereby
] have obtained frcm the Or
ST. Mays county, Maryland ,
sration on the personal estate OF
OF said county, deceased
hg claims against the said de-
aotifed to exhibit che same
touehers attached thereto, TO
> or before the 18th day OF New:
otherwise by Law be excluded
q the said estate. All persons
eceased are requested 10 make
mt % the subscriber.
JANE 4 SHOEMAKER
AdminntrasSix-
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AGENTS: - .s,; edo, 6; q :.::: -. Sc.
ltG8T MING TTn 1,ii
znaA AIee. Gephess. Sqrirreaa &c. Throws
- 10y srd seh ttalf = eulek - In rsm.
-, Smps ssd ssfss = sssass, by e:
m ~ I'm /. -. :: ..s sets.
HkaaY1, u krfsss IA Ari.ors 1880. ~.
VII CT u7nm HE d7amond. snunir -.
-. 3 I'll, - esdss. Aiso, sjsiss seoi,
ssASsse9 ~ ens sssfs.nsnf, - b earr5ei d he
tssi pecEss-Poekst Rsls. Kalsr, Sqanrs Bes-
y. SeN. psivsv, Cbisei, Coupasses. scissor.
Ba.ton-aoie Cutter, Paper Knife, Eraser and
rssa cnfp.ss: simple tpolished sse<i) by
mall fSse-paid, for cry eeuts. Silver plated.
81; god plated, So. Address COMBiy ALTON
TOOL. 90. % kescer ST.. View York.
may -, ls.?-2t.
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Work Wanted.

will be thsakfal to the public for aay sewing
L given me, and will work Hereafter AZ the soi-
loving low fas-s:-
Pants vests made a. from Is cts TO 81 90
Coats 20 so cfs IN On
Boy's Pants 4 Roundabouts so cts. 20 80
Small hoys. do so cts. TO 100
Maehihe stitching from 10 cts. per yard
Shirt bcsoms (n,ade to order Is 10 IS es.
Draws END SHIRTS made - 20 80 en
All WORK win be ready for delivery .. the
tire agreed upon.
Ihankfsf TO the public for pas, pasrorage. I
respectfully solicit eoptinaailon Of tseir favsr
L. A. ARMSwosTHY,
IeonasdioEn, Nd
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A. u. TALBOT


IconaTd's, Nd, Feb I, 1879.
snswer 20 your inquiry. Iwiil
used the dorsey Tobacco Con-
lide oftwo tirst-class Fertilizers:
hyperion TO both II Is the most
ler have ever used, and consider
|uvian Guano.
irs, &c,
J. J. BLACKBURN.
sr?-3m.
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RrvvRs To
Cot. y. C. HARRrs. Cot. Jas. s. DrwSs Joux
A. CAVALIER, jos. u. KEY ESQ, Jcss =. kiSu.
Esq, Leonardtcwn, Nd.
June Is, IsTl-Hs
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I AFGESr snd ehes?es: stock Of SHOES in
IL tns coan. ~ TIE
BIG Brown STORE. =
M =, 1872.
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r J STONE.

'a'rerf csa"ty. Md. FEB 20, -.
used on my Tobacco your Conn.
siae OF Other No. I Fertilizers: In,
clearly W favor Of the Comps,snd
.red by all that saw IL. Tlss To-,
nc compound was used being verv
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cur EIRkiTTO.v NOTICE..
Lorenzo ID. Bond
4 vile
ygnatius w. Matsingiey
Peter II. Mssdngiey
q eshen.
II Che Cir .cuit Court for st. Masy's county,
sit Ting - . Court Of Equity.
No sss NE
nRDE BED. this i4,h day q May. is'a
~ that the report OF J. Parran C.anc.
Trustee n this yeanse. he ratified and
confirmed, unless eadse 10 the CONTRARY he
shown on " before the End Monday Of June
neat pre- sided copy OF this cfder be Psb-
lishsd 10 the Sc. MafS's Beaern. once .
@ssk for : hree successive weeks prior TO
The ssid 2 Si Monday Of June.
The rrp n states skss The land sold for
$soe.
mo A CAMA:IEk. Clk.
Tru seery-- Test:
r.lLrs JE0 ACANALfER. Cft.
Nay 10 .isss-aw.
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DY virtue Of n decree Of the Circui
ID Court for Saint Mary's County. sit.
ting as q Court Of Equity. passed in a
cause in which Lewis u. Leigh is Com.
plainnnt, and the Administrator Of Ell
ward b Goddard and others are Defen-
dants. ard bearing date Of the Goth day
Of April. 1872. the undersigned. as Tras-
toes, will offer at pubic sac. L, the Court
House door in Lconardtowu, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of May.
1872,
between The hours Of II o'clock; m. and
5 o'clock, P. m. the following real estate.
to Wit:
The remainder interest, after the death
Of Mrs. Mary Goddard. in aud tn tract
or parcel Of land. located in Chaltisn
District. Saint Mary's County. Maryland,
called and known as
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b o HAycF.
JNO Z FAIR.

", ~ As,y's Co., MARCH, 10. ~
reply to your inquiry I win a,
poand was used BY nv tsn.,;
other fertilizers. The Ccmno.,ai
1oacce more quickly, and was n,
othes fertilizers. The leave. -.
rrger and curing we'll.
turs Truly.
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STERLING SMITH.

Pie, Calver. TO-, Nd, Feb q, II.
,ave used q great variety Of Fer,i-
past years. but ! have made . hsav-
lhacro from the use Of "Dorsey's
bound than ! ever raised on the
pr land. used u at the rate Of
per acre broadcast.
prs Respectfully.
A. n. TtIROTT
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN ST MARY'S COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT. May 16. 1872.
Peter II. Nastingley
W.
Mary Ida Ma,tinglsy
b others.

ARDERED. this 18th day Of May.
u 1872. that the Report Of 10. r.
Morgan, Trustee. fled In this cause,
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause be
shown 60 the contrary, on or before the 7sh
day Of June next. provided. copy Of ,hi.
order be inserted In the St. Mary's Boa.
con, ut lsest once week. for three sue
eessive weeks. before the 7th day Of June
next.
Tae report states tho amount Of sales
- be 81 300
A. J.sPALDING. CT,
L. II. CANTER. A. J.,
T. H. TIPPErT, A J.
May Is. ls72-sw.
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p P"ia, Calvert Co., ~. q. -,
ssed the coneoesd last s.,.o. /,
P. J. sske pleasure In s,a,iny 80. y
p vainsbie fertilizer. used I, - a,
Ibs. 70 the acre. notwishs,spdi.. x.
Eosens II prodseed q sae croc. NJ,
assiios rsecmmene this fertiiis.s l,
. No. ] Tobacco Compousd ~
ny Peseh Trees and ii ar1s1 ,.a
Yours Traly,
e's'' ~ Nays Co., March ., ~.
tried 'Dorsey's Tobacco c.
year asofg side Of PeTuy ian Gn.a,
pc dinerehce In e,tis-r. except nv,
40 made no ground leaves. vh.I
ours Truly, +!
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Editor n scca-Pisase s,seua eel. FRANK
FORp, e. 4, - d easdiasse fcf CLERK eeCir-
sa1 Cosrt ord shligs
xsv 10, eTi. yany Fr:s,ds.
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Msy 2, 1S72-4w.

CONTRIBUTION NO7ICE.
In The matter Of the Deed Of Trust from
Richard n Abel.
In the Circuit Court for 81 Mart's county
sitting As . Court OF Equity.
No. 3l2 N E.
ORDERED, this 7sh day ri May
~ 1872. that the sals male and
reported by J. Frank. Bohanan, True
tee in this cause, be ratified and con Iirmed
unless cause to TIE contrary be shown on
or before tho lst Monday Of JUNE
next provided . copy of this order Dc
published in the Saint Mary's Beacon
once week forthreesuccessite weeks prior
to the said lst Monday Of June.
The re bort states that the land sold Tor
$500, and the personal property for $4i 90.
JNO "A CAVALIER, Ct.
JNOA CAVALIER, Ci'k.
Mays. ls72-3w.
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THOMAS A. WITTY.
Lat Of Chapel Poist, Nd,
BURGESS & SCOTT.

Co n aissioa Mere konfs
m u: " PaA,r srarrr,
BASzIxoas, M.
- configsnsais respectfully sslieissd and
lfcupsiy afaisaaA y. SAippiaS orzsn sass
80 = sAsSneas Exxxassen:
CA.fie breekA Esq Prs't Nssera Nat
81, tseat1aa = Bro, Earsf, ParneII b Co.
Wm hSm.a Sea. Wa pevries 1 Co. Msr
SEPT :, lssi-ds
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J W PETERSON

li'e. Cairert Co., Ad., Fee y, ~.
'a.e used "Dorsey's Tob~cro Co,c-
y Tobacco crop. II acted fin.'r.
pore Tobacco from u than fr.,:r
that have ever used.
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7 d TURNER.


r. Republic, Nd, Feb 81, 1879.
rrply TO your inquiries in refer
Ition az "Dorscy's Tobacco coa.-
ny last years crop Of Tobacco. I
used IL on NV Tobacco with the
ling results aud conclude tina, the
fully equal to Peruvian Gasso
md.
burs Truly.
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JAS E BLUNT.

P"rd', C"lvs Co, Feb &c, 10.
used 'pn' ,sey's Tobacco Com
"a eco iast YEAR nj rate $50 ms.
no mat lad been in Tobacco three
y hnd made the finest crop ia
.a!i's that I ever raised.
drs respectfully.
7 ID TURNER.
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RICHARD BLryr.

|nt, Calvert Co., Nd, Fs', q. 80.
ave used "Dorsey's To, ,acco CON.
ted extremely well al though the
fH dry have i,seu using Peru
at the Compound . .emed 10 act AZ
Purg Respectfully.
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Trustees Sale
Real ESTATE

RY txtue Of Decree Of the Orphans
- Cssrt for St. Mary's county. Mary
land. sesring date the 14'h day of May,
1872. she undersigned. as Trustee. will
.'fer . public sale. ut the Court House
HOUSE. floor in Lsonardtown, on
TueAlay, the 18th day Of June,
1872,
bstwcW the hours IL N. aud 4 p. m,
she hAowing described real estate, 70
Wit:
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AMERICA FELIX SEcUhDI,

situated in Leouard,Own. Saint Mary's
county. containing
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Deed Of T rust frod
Lewis G. Combs - Alexander +. Martin
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!y

strong and pure rich blood-increase Of fesh and
weight-elesr skin and beautiful complexion
secured to all.
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d.. Radrnys Srsapari1l;an Res1re.s
has made the most astonishing cures 50
quick, 30 rapid are the changes the body I'M
dergoes, under the influence Of this truly
wonderful medicine, that every day an in
crease In flesh and weight Is seen and felt.
III = E.~.l Rl..l
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Fever and Ague cured for fifty ceAts. There
Is not remedial ageat in this y ord tina, will
cure Fever and Ague, aud all other 1,aIarious.
bilious. scarlet, typhoid, yellow, and other e.
vers iaided by Railways Pills) SO quick a
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle.
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Auo lAVz4osto1
Making total foreign commerce Of .@206 596 SO
In l7oo her imports Of cotton (pounds).. G6So6
Her imports Of all descriptions 762
Her exports Of oil descriptions. 162 82elA
Making total foreign commerce of..... 1888 0S0 1885
In 1918 her imports Of cotton Cpounds). 1s8
Her imports OF all descriptions. .@l7y $40 899
And exports OF al kinds. 1885, ,8e2
Making total commerce of......... 8429 9l2 2a
In 1883, the advent Of transatlantic steamships,
the imports Of cotton were pounds) 6
And the total imports Of all kinds . $780, 4l2 $50
Inc exports ana reexports bOo ,207
Making total foreign commerce or S79s s97
Tho impulse which the various lines or steamers
gave had her MANUFACTURES rapidly that in
al3 s lbs q h, s Sa Ss lbs came from the United
Her imports Of all descriptions reached 100
Making total foreign commerce Of sSS S9l
In 1858 her imports Of cotton were from the
Unt0d cyetco IDs
From all other sources 96,0lSh
Making total import OF cotton (pounds).
q COitO during The vvar
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interview with Crinnell, that there were Influences
at work to divide the business intO small portions
but Leet remarked that he going TO have IL ail
ana TOLD Grinnell that II he could not get II all
from him he
WOULD HAVE ANOTHER COLLECTOR
WHO would give IL 10 him; Leet thought the letter
from the President was equivalent to the procuring
OF TUG general order business; Leet said Grinnell
onereu MIN $4,000 year II he would abandon his
nppiication Tor that business and stay where he
Being examined by Senator Pratt witness said
ne would not oe certain That the dinner at Wizards
was before or after Grlnnell's appointment but mad
au impression that IL was AFTER; as to
LEET5 THREAT TO GRINNELL.
Lees simply contented himself with repeating II
" e Witness, WHO felt no particular interest Ill the
dnattef, as 10 was republican fight Having been
Lsec SHOULD make such o threat to a man OF Mr.
GrnneIps standing witness replied that o man
mlgnt say good many things IN the spirit OF ap-
Prenended disappointment 1t struck him from
Leeus representation that Mir. Grlnnell himself
would give him the $4,000.
In reply 10 senator Bayard, the witness SAID that
Mr.. Leet exhibited to him only single letter,
namely, thai from the President: 1t was at his
second interview with Mr.. Leet that he (Leet) In
formed MIN that the matter OF his getting the
general order business was settled at
THE DINNER AT wILLARD's HOTEL
ana others were present.
senator Casserly also cross-examined the witness,
VINO SAID that, from conversation with Mr. Leet, he
inferred that he QIeep was well endorsed at the
"nite House; this was IN May, 1859.
DID you understand what particular In.
geitlng OF the general order businessr
WIrNE5S-i did not.
The committee then adjourned until tomorrow
at one O'Clock.
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THE oOMPTROLIER's PAYMENTS.

Comptroller Green made the following payments
yesterday, viz
Department of Buldngssaiares Of officers clerks In
spectors Ac months October, November and Decs
Bureau OF County AGars-salares, January and Feb
ruarv, f572 81, 500.
In addition 10 the above the sum OF $50 was
paid LAG persons for services as inspectors cam
vassers. DOLL clerks. &C.. At last election.
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ENGLISH RACING NOTES.

An item in connection with stud news in the
rno,sn napers is the announcement Of the death q
amnnovsr who was shot short time ago. The marc
had reached her twenty.hftb year. and her feet were
so ea crippled n tha5 sn n ccus not On
ver ran in public and ner duties at the stud com
nnnenced when she was three years old. One OF ner
Marsv in 1855 and the seventeen animals which she
nrnti1,ced and VINO raced, won f2S,06S She was
me dam Of Crocus, the unlucky Sunlight, who was
riiied While running for the ST. Leger.
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as TO winch should have the trade OF 635 peo
pie in China, Japan, India. Ceylon Borneo and su.
her subsidized line Of Steamers to those cou an
alone. There were wars more dignlaed and
Of ships, Of commerce, Of traie OF navigation. In
the struggle for the supremacy OF the ocean Britain
Country that could wrest the trident from her grasp.
1t was q war with Great Britain for the trade OF
900 human beings, and his feelings prompted
INN TO stand on the side OF this country. 1t had
been his fortune or misfortune TO see the struggle
that was gong on on those seas. The
already aoaled from san Francisco to Yokohama
and from the inland seas OF Japan to China and
from there almost to the very rates Of Pekn. That
Companys steamers ran without any appro priatlOn
from the government as FAR north as HakOdadl,
with tendency TO stretch towards the Russian
sea. nc begged the House, without any distinction
OF party to look upon the question, not alone as
question OF money or OF subsidy, but as q struggle
for
THE SUPREMACY OF THE EASTERN SEAS
Such was the superiority OF those ships; such the
superiority OF American sailors aud captains, that
II this line were not allowed to be overborne by the
English subsidized lines, there was the strongest
belief among Americans IN those Eastern countries
subsidy paid to the oriental line by Great BRITAIN
the American nag would noat triumphantly through
country the trade OF 636.O00, 600 people.
MIR. KERR, tdem.) OF Ind, argued against the
amendment and against the Whole system OF sub.
slides.
Mr.. GARFIELD, (rep.) OF Ohio. advocated the
amendment. lie said that the word subsidy was
he had no doubt, hateful word In the ears of the
american people. When the amendment mad been
nIst proposed In the Committee on Appropriations
every e sentiment that he cherished had led him
70 Vppose W but after very careful consideration
ne hau Teacneu the conclusion that IL was his duty
=, .,I support tne proposition; stun he should hold to
LIS Renera opposition TO subsidies as policy to be
adopted; ne believed that there were SUCH
special facts surrounding the question OF trade
on the Pacific Ocean that Congress
neglect II. All the civilization OF tae world had
terranean had been the centre on which ali THO
great movements OF the ancient and modern world
had been grouped. The step which marked inc
boundary between ancient and modern history was
the passage beyond the Mediterranean as a Centre
TO tie Atlantic Ocean ~ centre. When tile human
race left
GREECE, ROME AND CARTHAGE
it made tho Atlantic Ocean the new centre OF &C
tivity, and on that sea the great forces OF modern
civilization were now at play; but there was to be
Ia the great new future another historic seattle
third and last In the history OF the worlds works.
That sea was to be the Pacific Ocean. Just now the
whole current OF public thought and OF national
activity was turning TO that mighty sea, aud the
question was who should DO It's p0ssessor who
should control it2 We had heplessly lost y. IN
deed we ever had control Of the Mediterranean sea-
aud. for the time being be feared tnat wa oah ala"
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ART SALES.
= ~ aSr~-..
Tho Goupll Collection.

The paintings which have been on exhibition at
Leavitts Art Rooms for the past week win be sold
tonight at Clinton Hall. We have already an
nounced that the retiring Of OF the partners Of
the Goup firm renders the unreserved sale Of these
works necessary in order to allow OF the closing up
OF the accounts. Though the quality Of the works
composing the collection is poor there are some
paintings Of merit which deserve attention. Among
these. Duverger's companion pictures, ''vice and
Misery" "Happiness and Industry" which convey
an unequivocal moral with force and directnea.
Laudele's "Prlsoners In Tangers' is o carefully
Some foreign landscapes, OF which we most forcl-
bly, recall Emile BretOn's 'villaRe BY MOonlightn
picture which possesses weird interest, and .
fresh, strongly painted picture by De Koek.
There are two ambitious historical paintings ~
Hannah, 'sIhe Battle OF Segrano,n A. d. ll91, and
the-"The Siege Of Sienna" A. u. 1868. There
are few others deserving Of mention, but
we have, NOT space. Among the pictures
there are doubtless very many that the would SUITS
as we must necessarily be- to whom this same
public looks for guidance and instruction. Indeed,
most Of the pictures which we exclude from mem
ton would not compare unfavorably with tho
majority OF works which are to be seen In the
houses OF some people who BUY pictures as they buy
furniture-simply 70 adorn their dwellings, withous
any knowledge OF their artistic value The sale
tonight will AFFORD this class opportunity to pur.
chase works which have certain merit at reasonac
art collectors Is not much to be feared, ana We
have been assured that every work will be disposed
OF without reserve at the price the public wish %
offer.
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schenck,s Auction Room.

A collection Of paintings numbering some nun
dred examples BY native and foreign artists, Will -
offered for sale at this auction room on THURSDAY
and Friday. Many OF the pictures are OF consider.
able merit and deserve to ind ready pu,cnssv%
ate feeling, and displays that arrst's rapsay NJ
creasinr strength and decision IN oo:oa; Sonsae.
Brevoort, Shattuck, Van htten ~0'' "'' "''" AeR's
aent0d.
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sSus cdqcs and equazss the value Of labor willis
lie than ss so0.sr larger return in all The 3
nsson q pr.a,acsi9a with enhanced prioes bring.
s. ae SssS :as
he and snds TO establish on
have il Ssdsr In creation that country should
snSsss sssns
and moro be established By
Ssy0nS any ',SSS.try
Of domestic wants. cotton tmbsr Wheat Coal
Ssa ,ssn :o sV.s
profitable commercial relations With world and to these
S CT SS % a &, n
Spirits OF which, proper sx on
SSS%p S u ss
than %
e, OF me country Is Is dependent upon foreign
3 PROD
" We as 9s
oornrs. 70 which they have and not
SP :sssnsS S.sy:
sna With anS a'd Ana our
rapid and cheap transportation products help
home value fair footing compete In the markets OF
The relation q transporon production illustrated
In England VIII peculiar force In respect to its domestic
Upon cotton, The surplus products Of our .srou
lies 81 he
pigment that county IN hi. one division Of
has too built up nearly every other mechanic art and
caused the increase or her the exclusion
OF our own may therefore, be advantageous to briefly
note the progress or EnGands cotton manufacture its d.
rect connection with her imports and exports and the rise
Herewith Of her lines of steamships.
But little than century has elapsed the
ing Of cotton commenced In England and down 7S
an entire cotton fabric had not been made the ws
warps or 1ongtudn. threads were Of linen yarn imported
from Germany and Ireland The dispersed h
cottages throughout the country furnished themselves with
the wCop ana a. 1 ws and when woven carried hem %
derived from The East Indies u that year 1885 lbs Of
shipped) and %, 5l7 900 lbs. from India.
In the tho total imports and exports Of Great
Britain Of al descriptions Wero:-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

Harlem river, which forms the northern
boundary Of the islnnd Of Manhattan un which
New York is siinated ia crossed At the northern
terminus of Third avenue, in that city, by tn.
well known Harlem Bridge" This means o
communication is not sufficient TO accommodate
the growing population, and the New York
Park Commisaione n have reported resolutions
in favor of the immediate construction Of a tun.
mel under Harlem river. al the end Of Seventh
avenue and OF suspension bridge across The
the river from Washington Heights to Ihe
opposite heights 10 Westchester county. 1he
tunnel estimated 70 cost ii 500, ,OOO is intended
TO be 2759 feet long, sixteen feet in hight and
thirty-four feet i width, and u 10 be buil' Of
solid mas ,nry. The top of the arch is u Oe
over seventies feet below high water mark. The
suspension bridge. the construction OF which
was authorized BY act Of tbs New York Leeia-
Ia.ure, passed in 1871, will be 1900 feet long,
with roadway 1853 feet above high water ie,ei,
and about twenty feet higher than the
High Bridge" ov.r which the Croton water
pipes pass" k,s-4..E.