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have been assured that these rates will hardly pay yet
the 18th March, the President OF the Delaware and
Raritan Canal advertised that ser the 2Sh the tolls
GOALS destined for New York would he only 80 cents per
ton throughout the Canal To that must be added so cents
nore at least, for freight and 40 cents for tide water
navigation from Brunswick, making in all 100 cents. IN
place Of the i60 above and thus reducing the
coal placed in New York to dollars and cents per ton


Il has been conjectured, that Captain r f. Stockton
inserted this advertisement nure the prospects Of the
Norris Cans If cold under the Dutch mortgage, to
irishen bidders and buy i for tribe, then shu
up, and impose tho public what tolls he pleased His
attempts take the lease Of the valuable Coal Pe
Of the Morris Canal ut Jersey City OF the receivers
give some countenance to this suspicion, but for the
present he has been defeated, as will be here
after and unless he carry GOAL still cheaper than hi
late reduction, by turning to page IA, will
be found that the Morris Canal, whom enlarged can
still claim its share Of the coal carriage to New York