{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Sd. per yard, worn
generally by sailors,
waterlnen, and by the
negroes in the South
ern states, q! to 37l IS to 40
Padiiags.- arc
coarse Cloths, used
principally III stiilen-
ing coat collars, cost
ing from Cd. to Is. 27i TO 81! - TO 40
E7antk.-The lower
qualities are used by
the abourng classcss
and costing id to Is. 37s Is to 40
Roch,ng, buses, aud
Surgcs, do. do S7t 70 to 4O
Car0Ene FMidS--An ar
ticle composed Of cot.
ton and wool, not man
utacturcd in the Unit
ed States & OF which
there IS great guam
tity consumed by the
laboring and midlling
classes, 81. ~ to 40
CoGtiag and Lon Sims.
Worn by sailors, wa
termcn, farmers, aud
the laboring classes, 57s 50 to 40
Lor priced Brodd Cio'hs
Used BY tho same


people as plains, cost


ing from Is, t9l, to p


Sd 37t 45t to G9l
ltOolien GooIstopoy d"


~ ofS2 80 ar s2nme


yird
DnAB KEHsrre.--=--


large quantity Of ttl,


article = mportcd,and


costing from Is. Y.


to IS. II is u ncie!


wide Consumed by


sailors watclmcn, iish-


men, farmers, ncchan-


les, y>c. S74 22i to 81
FoWksr CLOrus.-Co5t-


ing the same as the


bovc, and consumed


by the same people, 373 @2I to g.
CAss iMtHEs---tosting
from SIS, to SIS, worn


by all classes ofpeople, 81! l03 to 62
i'Ho,n CLoTHs.-Coat
ing from 2s. al 10


6s. These prices in
cludc very large pro
portion OF voullcl5
imported, @ft Hl0 TO lU3
FLASNEts.- The hettN.'


qualities will pay tie


higher duty, ~ 22i to l5b
PELIssE CLoTHs & CuAr-


,SGs,--Cos'ny from.
2s. Id. to Gs Neithtl
OF these articles are 1t
present manufactured


in the U. states, 37a 2l9 to los
| HLrE PLArNs.--t'oatin.:


from 1s.4d. IS. 81. 22i to l03
WooLLES SmAwts.'---.sn
! article not ,nanuiac
! tulcd here, and NUln


principally By the iA-


bourng people, 81! 2o4 to l03
Middle priced and tine
! BnoAn CLurns,--Cost


ing from S to lGs Sd. 81 io3 to Al
! JP0o|itn Goods h paya


daig on 81 ne square
4 ydld
! IImnA AnCLnrna. - Costing


from Us. to 3os S7t 81 to .i5
These calculations arc made the as the
duty is now paid in New York There may be
errors in them, but the proposed duty is under
stated, What is called 80 l.3 per cent. under
the present tariff, is in fact, 81 per cent. The
way in which the duty is calculated Is as fol-
lows


Take an invoice in England amount


ing to $40 90
Two per cent. is added for charges at


the shipping port, 0O


sl02 oO
Ihenthe ad valorem duty of 10 per


cent added, is 10 %


sll2 e


Then the 33 Is per cent, or one


third is aiken, 81 4C


Leaving S37 so, within ten cents, but before
the goods are clear of the custom.house the duty
and expenses will invariably exceed 81 81; ol
coarse goods it will be So per cent.


Morgan. Lieut. Governor Of Jppe,
Canada, Peregrine Maitland, Offers Est
r reward for information concerning Morgan
t who is according to information communi
Gated to him by the Governor of New York
supposed to be forcibly detained in som,
S part Of the province of Upper Canada.
~. T. Yhahcr.
J Poor Morgan!-A friend informed u
yesterday that his brother rode on Satur,la,
with gentleman of veracity from Blacl
Rock, who assured him that Joint commit
It tee from Buffalo and Batavia had at lepptl
G discovered the dead body of Morgan, witt
h his throat cut from ear to ear and his hear
n torn out just hanging by the roots ....... il
$ the cletts OF the rocks under the Sheet of III
q cataract OF Niagara - Itaterloo, W 7. Pa,
III me Nrotaer time, that is, when those in
It terested shall have made all they can h
!, the sale of Morgan and Miller, book. wbicj
q processes to reveal the secrets of masonrv
J. we have no doubt but Morgan will he f,rtL