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TRADE WITH TExAs.-The annexation of Texas IS measure of very great advantage to our manufacturers and mechanics. In the years of l838, '39 and 40, the exports of printed and plain cottons from the United States to that country, amounted to S353,- 58l Hats, S55,606. Boots and shoes. Sl65,S06. Saddles and harness, S4AI98. Carriages and wagons, S28,74 Cabinet furniture, $l3l,l29 Paper, S48,8l5. Tin ware, S13,348. All these articles, except printed cottons, are manufactured 10 great CT or less extent in this town, and of course the manufacturers here obtained their share of the benefits resulting from the trade.- Since 1810, Texas has formed reciprocal treaties with England and France. and our trade with her, amounting in 1889, to near S2,000,000, has dwindled down to less than S500,000. Her annexation to the Union re- stores this trade to our manufacturers. me chanlcs and commercial men at once. free from the tonnage and other duties which were formerly exacted. Yetthe whigs oppose an neXation. TReDubHcon Fdrnor

 GUILTY.-Susan Reed, charged with as- sishng slaves to escape from their masters was tired before the criminal court at St Louis, on the lst inst, and found guilty.