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i WIsH HE MOULD DECIDE


] wish he would decide, mamma,
| Wish be would decide;
I've teen a bridesmaid twenty tines,
" hen shall be bride ?
nv cousin Anne. my sister Fan,
The nupiial Knot have tied.
Yet come what viii, I'm single still
! wish he would decide.
He takes me 10 the play, msmms,
lie brings ne pretty books,
lie woos me with his eyes, msmQa,
Such speeehsss things he looks
Whsu'sr roam-abioad, at home
lie fingers by INV SIDE;
Yet come what will, Im single still
wish he would decide
| threw my many hints, mamma,
| ssc4k OF other beauS;
talk about domestic life,
Aud sing. They don't propose"
hut, ali how vein each piteOus sKaln,
His watering heart to guide,
no what viii. I'm single still
| wish he would decide
| really shall insist, mamma,
Ii nofaiu Iutsrsenes,
Nv brother Thomas questions him,
And ask him what he means
And II be wants 10 breas,' inamma,
Ny passion or my pride,
Uncouqaered gel. shall seoTn regret
| wish he would decide.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons are iorewarned trading for
Z - Note Cor $50, dated 23d December,
1885, PAYABLE 20 f. Charlie Hnullain, as
the considerations for which tha Note was
given has not been complied with, and the
subscriber is determined not TO pay II un.
less compelled 10 DO so by law.
JOHN HARTT.
Steel Creck. Jan l6. ls3- f3l
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NEW CABINET SHOP.

FE7siE Subscriber respectfully iusattns tho
X cit,z.n o. Charlotte aad - vicinity,
taat be- has commenced the
Cabinet Making H;;s;ac>~,
At his house, t,uf doors cas-, 81 tat Csruasc
Shoo, aherc he 10 prepared 10 make al ar.
tp.ies "a the above an-, % iite shofics, GO.
,ice. Having emy'ssei go.d ao,snrt be
all warrant his work 10 b. as sell d.a.r, a.
lou. and q durable, 4, any ever u.aac 10
this place. Al b. WISHES "a 8 AR tn4i 10
rosurc a share 81 the public favor
The subscriber intending u Vors lor
Cash only, request AZ penoa. vtshla. Fur.
a.tase d any aescupiion ,oeail anl - n,m.
ARCHIBALD NIL
DEE 6, 1850 4J1
y. +. ~ articles "a the above busi
uess repaired ou the shortest notice.
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NOTICE.

'TfliE subacnocr respectfully rcques's sll
q those Who have not settled tlietr &C.
cotin,s due to the late firm a Dunlap &
Johnston, and To the .a,e ..rm d Dunlap,
Johnston Il Co, inrmefly 6aauaeed by
Andrew Montgomery 70 call at5 settle
them on or before the next E-brmfy
Court. Also, III, pervors lad blej mr. BY
note or book accouu ull plcase call and
settle as ! am IN waut n money.
80 J. DUNLAP.
p.r. G. l.sE. 80
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hgs St.ck 81 bfrods, CONSISTING, a PFtSeu' VI
the following articles, VIZ;
Superfine Blue, Black, Olive, Mulberry,
Invisible and Rife Greer Cloths. Common
Brown. Sfeel.mixed, Olive. aud Drab do.
Blue, Black. Drab. Steel MIXED, PLAID and
Striped Cassimeres, Merino and six Velvet
Ves,ings, Cotton and Woolen Fiannels, best
quality; a general assortment Of first rate
Trimmings; also, Stocks, Collars, Bosoms,
Gloves. Suspenders, aud few Fur Caps,
with many other articles appertaInIug q
Geniiemen's wear, all which have been Sc
Iecied with care by himself in the city OF
Nes York. and which be Is determined 70
sell as cheap as the cheapest, for cash or Oh
time to prnctual customers.
would here sav that am in the ECU
lar receipt Of the Fashions, quarterly,
and vii, execute orders IN strict CONFORM.
" thereto. unless otherwise specially IN
s;rlcted' ALWAYS wARRANTiNC COOP FIT.
world respectfully invite gentlemen Who
have been 10 the habit Of sending North
end South for clothes, 10 try this establish
ment, believing tat can supply the mate.
rias as cheap, and give as good fits, and as
much general satisfaction as any other es-
adjustment Of the kind.
=. $. want one or t.o frs. rate Jour.
nevmen. TO whom, II 81 steady habits, will
give LIBERAL wages and constant ennioy'
u,eni. also want ooc or two lads, as ap
prenlices. from ~ to IL years Of age.
Charlotte. January 4. 1871 2lg
r. = Those indebted 10 me are earnest
" requested 10 cali and pay up their dues O
settle before or by the February Court.
A. GRAHAM.
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NOrIa.a-

FEFtIIl Undergrad, having qualified ~
n Executor d the las, " 1t and l,sti
meui II ". Morrison, deceased; THIS IS
10 n0,tls all Persons indebtcdio sad iesta.
tors ES'ste II come forward and -stt's, aad
hose having claims Ia pusru, them WITHIN
The iine prescribed by Llv. or tbs notice
viii b. plead IN bar n their recovery.
JOS II wills ~ Eyr
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted TO the subscriber,
IA are requested 10 come forward and
settle BY cash or note Immediately, as he
intends settling annually hereafter.
ISAAC WILSON
lea. T., 1887. t3l
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Lost Tn Hail.

pPETWEEN Charlotte, N. c. and Nc.
NE Lemonsville, Tenn, the left hasthalr
Of One Hundred Dollar Note, a - Bauk
Of the United States, payable az tlade
phia, No. 1913, Letter T., dated SEPT. :
1888, S. Joudan, Cashier, n. Biddle, Pres.
dent. The. letter was mailed the 9Th A.
prll, 1886.
wM. REED.
Der. ~. 1886. 3mt36
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ual,fcG immediately,

IN Elderly Lady Of responsibility, ana
bid disposition, TO take charge OF a
stnaFiamlly Of children. Such an one will
receive liberal compensation. For further
particulars enquire Of the Editor.
Jan 6 lSoN a'U
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IaInaLlc lands and .rSius
and Id on 20 Negroes,
"a LpOE SAh.No G


sllE subscriber be,ng deslrous of re.
moving to the Southwest, offers for
Nle his Plantation IN Mecklenburg county,
situated absp, IL miles from Charlotte, and
= miles east.of the road leading to Beaile's
Ford. lfhere is from $500 to 5000 acres
Of as good Iand as any IA the county, which
will he sold entire, or divided 10 SUIT pur-
chasers. Ga tbs premises Is large brick
Dwelling House, nearly new, aud well.hn.
ished, with all necessary out.houses.
Also
wish 10 dispose OF my Saw and Grst
Mills, on McDo3ell's Creek. They are IA
good repair. In the GnsI Mil Is French
Burr Stones and every thing complete ior
manufacturing good Flour.
Terms made liberal.
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yErIlE death of MIR. Dinkins dissolyes do
IA above firm, and READERS It neeessa,y
for all Persons having any DEMANDS 4.
galnst the concern, to present them Tor paw.
men, anu all those indebted to the firm
are requested TO make speedy paynen,.--
Al open accounts not closed by CASH
or NOTES" between this and next spril
will be put in suit. The situation OF The
concern will not ndmit of long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS. :
Ssuiriag fa'tasr Of SsiHss 4 Esrtiar
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ssaafef!.

A GOOD Harness Maker. 10 such a
IA one liberal wages will bc gwen with
prompt payment.
r, CASTEN.
T4Hraaerrile, s. c. Der n ie3G
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Notice TO those concerned.

TaNiIE Subscriber respectfully informs all
those indebted to him By Note OF
Book Account, that il is lndspcnsably nc.
cessary tina, he should collect tho same be-.
tween now aud tho February Superior
Court.
All kinds Of Watch work done for cash
only hereafter.
T. TROTTER.
Charlotte, Jan. II, 1897. 2s.6
y. b. A good assortment Of goods for
sale.
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TIE SIRsCRIRER

Returns hts grslelnl thanks to ms frica1s
and customers for thor liberal Patronage
TO tho above firm, and informs them tha,
be will costume 10 carry on the business "a
his own name, II their former stand, tie
Brick Corner where be- has Just reccy.
"a and IS now opening, large aud general
assortment of
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Taken sp

"a T0a'fii u,
YIN A Nd committed To the Jall
u1t~ ~ Of McckIenburg County,
gta on the 9th INST, Negro boy
~ named GEORtJ, about 3 OF
z .--.l..--'sESs 20 years of aye, and about 3
feet 10 inches high. SAID negro says he
belonged to DAVID Wcthers, Of Brunswick
CO. Virginia, who sold hint George Raj
nev, who was taking him 10 III" State Of MIS-.
sissappi, and lhat be left at Salisbury. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take him away.
JOS. MrCONNAuCUEY, Jaiier.
Der. ~, $50. 1tf
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From the New YORK Weeslg Messenger.
CHILp'S PRAYER.

CHILp'S PRAYER.
Jrsus, mereiiai and a,ild,
Dcsirp - hear little ctdd;
jesus. my petition grant,
Give me all a child can aan'.
Give me. Lord, an humble mind,
Even 10 thy will resiga'd
Teach an infant how 10 .'rav,
Bless and keep ne every dss.
When zach meraag alisv,
lord. ACCEPT ny sacrihec
When At nigh, 20 To bed
Lay thine arlus beneath my head
q, prepare me iut that day,
Nhcu shah "a called away;
Then nv soul shall mount on high,
1n,s to praise above TIE sky
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AN ACRosTlCAL QUEsTIoN.

AN ACRO>FlCAL QUESTION
When winter clothes the earth W snow,
VIII not young me. sleigh-ridc 20
\ on som NAV see item ou Their way,
Pay as they can to- harss and slc'gh,
Sly friends be careful how you ride,
Jusl balance keep, uind the II ~ SIDE,
D,aand good eaeer ard please your bride.
II k.a hat rs1ssiA uRisrsias
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For sale.

A y excellent PIANO FORTE, varran.
"A ted a good INSTRUMENT, and been ~
use bot short time. Inquire at lht, office.
Nor. 22d. ls3G. 2Iu
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Sauiriag Parta,f Of SFrihss \ Bat
Charlotte, 9elA Ocf.. lrJ6.
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SsrOysd

Liaeola County. JAZZ. -. 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

In the above table NC have no. given some
hundreds Of votes cas-, but not counted in Viz
gin n, n considerable majority Of which w'r'
for Mr. Van Burcn--nor about 200 anti-V. b.
votes in Lou siana, AZ to South Carolina, II
Is known that he people do not vote FOR Pres.
dent, hence the result Of Popular vote can
only be conjcclnred. AT the lat ballot by the
people SO, coo volos were Gust; we have Get
dow that number as the aggregate vote o.
the state 1t i, well understood that ts legis-
lature is en- mussc against Mr. Van Burcn-n-
deed we are not aware o. q single exception
It has within few weeks appolnicd an anti
VB senator, with but three or four dl.senrn.
woes, and Governor OF the same poll cal
stamp with a similar unanimi'v. South Caro-
lima may, with but slight inproPricty, be SAID
10 be unanimous against MIR Van Buren, ; how
ever, We have allowed 5000 votes tor the office
holders and their drpcndens- that would
be exirone liheralily which would grant more.
With these explanations We submit The table,
confident that it demon stratcs beyond a Teas
enable doubt, that Mr. Yan Buren, uiH be mi
nority Presidtnt--in ether words, that he has
not received majority Of the rotes Of the people.
Should this table fail Of convincing tho most
sKcptlcal, n very slight exami"alioh will re-
move the last shadow OF doubt. New York,
it will be seen, has given about $4,000 for MIR
Van Buren,; now the truth Is that Mr. did
not receive as many votes into 1000 us were
cast by the WHY'S 10 1884 for Governor! his
real majority, on a lull vote, would not be- half
so large as il now stands. In New Hampshire
no Effort was made by the Whigs, and the con
sequence was that Mr. Van Buren, ob'airod d
majority thousands beyond his true strength
| N. Carolina affo rds another striking instance
showing that he has, by sheer luck, Gar oulrnr
hi. party there, but few weeks before ih(
| presidential election, The Wings triumphcd BY
5000 majority Oh full vote, while a, this ei.c
lion there lie falling of OF about Is 900 in hi
aggregate vote, and Mr. Van Buren, has ZONE
hing 'ihe 5000 majority.
With these facts in view We say, lc, Ih
fiends Of MIR Van Burcn be- over confident
they viii, hu, lie, The Wings of Vermont Civ
no place TO Encouragement, they are number
ed with a powerful pa'ly-wl'h a majority Q
tAs PeOpIs Of ihs linton, and the majority wi
YET triumph over al obstacles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10
RELIGION NO ENEMY TO PLEAS
IJRE.-BY MRS II. MORE.

Oue cause which impedes the reception
OF religion, even among The we'll disposed.
il the yarmcntuf sadness iD which people
delight to suppose her dressed, and thai
Lille Of h0rrii ausrerity and p,ninG nbst-
nence, which they pretend sEe enjhina az
her disciples.-And IL were wei, If Tins
we're the onty Interpretations of her de-
cared cnemiesl hris, nhhappy, II II Me
too frequent misconcep,on Of her inlndicl-
Gus lr ends. But such an overcharged pie
ture il MOI nIre una::.lhle Than it * unlike /;
for. | will venture To affirm, that religion,
with all her oeau,lu anI becoming SaDciI-
~, imposes fewer sacrifices, not only al
ralmpal bur plcdsarable enjoyment, Than
IN, uncontrolled dominion oi any one vice.
Her seryic. il not only perfect safety, bu'
n.rfec, feeduni. She X not so tyrannsing
"a uassinn, 81 rxac,iny as The world, nor ="
despolic An fashion. Let us Try the case b'
Q parallel, and examine II, not as affecting
our virtue but our pleasure. Does rrllgInn
forbid the cheerful ent'ymenIs at HE M
vigorously ~ avariee Iorblds them? Does
she reonire such sacrifices ut our care a.
sn,hitl1n, or such remuneration oi our qult''
MS pride? Does devoiInn murder sleep IKE
dissipatinn' Does she Gsslrhy health llk'
imlemperancc d teS abe eu'l'ltIrr HE IKE
discard. or abridgc it like dnriing' Doe
reliriun impose more vigilance Than snFp!
cinn, ar hall AS may moriIiicaIl"ns rs vani'
ty?-Vlce has her martyrs aud 'le mos
ausItre aud seli.denyinE aSee tic, (who ms
takes lIic genus christianity almost rs muc,
az her cnemies,) never t"rmsHlcd h"Iise'
with snca cruel aud cauee!ess severity, a
,hat with ".lich envy IacrralcS her unllsp
nv volaries. v orldy hNuor ohigeS u Il
be d, the trouble Of reSen'nG iuinrrs h"
r.rVion spares no that Inconvenience, h'
comnan9ing us 10 for1lyr ihem, and To-
illis ni'ncl'on conNUlIS our happiness II
less than cur virtue; for he t"rmcn' "
constantly hating any one must he ut haS'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

.rJ"We must urge all indebted 10 MS to
make speedy payment. Il should be rerrrm'
brrcd that printers debts are in heavy masses,
iar paper, Sc. Sc. while their dies are 10 email
sums, scattered over large section oil country:
let no one neglect To settle with us, then, be-
cause the debt is small. "Mauy h'ies make a
meikle" Reader! the fact Is We must add
Wil pay our doh's-io the papcr'makers, to
h. hook -dtnlcrs in the cnics, to the iak man.
nfacturcrp, TO our work Tien, Ia tho mere.
rhunts. to the mechanics, to Iae larn'ers, to
very bnlyi and yon, il yon are indebted 10
80, must and -------- pay upl Yea, 80 ad'isc
thee to pay what thou owest To all men. "Mpu'
- makes Tho mare go" IL TIE udasc pay
Mat ihou ow So Is diviao command
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

iUJsThe Patriot thinks il an aw ful thing to
rank Vermont with South Carolina. With
her great political sins Verment holds no fcl.
low ship. There j., however, noble spirit Of
indep, ndcnco, f.ar!essness in the expression
Of op Mons, and daring in defending them,
10 DO found in the IONS of our Southern sister,
which well accord with the character Of the
Green Mountain boyp. These trails dlSiin'
guish South Carolina end Vermont-lhey give
them character abroad, and We are proud oi
Ibis character.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10
Your obedient servant,
L. 3. ALLEN.
OspEssBuReH, December 30, l6$

OGpENsBURGH, December 30, 1886.
DEAR SIR; Tie Undersigned cores
pOnding committee Old Internal improve
men,s, appointed by their fell W citizens OF
this place, respectfully beg leave TO address
you IL the discharge vi the duties thus de-
voycd upon them.
The very important proposition, to con-
meet the Western and Eastern States, by Il
Railway from The foot oi ship navigation
on the ST. Lawrence,with Lake CiamplaIn
thence through Vermont and NewHamp
shire to Boston, has ior years been seriously
asitated by the people along the conIeni-
plated route.
This noble project is national in its chs
racter: uniting i'll IA single interest no in
considerable portion Of the u. States. il
Ecommenc.s at the northerly border Oh III,
contederacy, extending through lour States
terminating casierly on the Atlantic coast
openings grand thor0uEhiarc from the ma
v.gabh waters flowing Though the vas
chain Of western seas, to New f. gland
great commercial emporium. And by tn,
facilities OF IA more dir, CT intercourse, bring,
the great west in close contact to MN Il,
dairy ~ business communion with the en-
terpriSing east, and more firmly c,menli
! the bopus of their union. n war, il wuul,
| furnish government with necessary means
Tor the transportation OF troops aud MINT
Lions, guarantee safety to this expose,
frontier, and be highly penciclaI To ou
common country.
| In commercial poiIt it would be no les
| important. For it would constitute IN
| puncipa communication between the f. al
EN- aud Western States. The aAunIaa
agricultural products Of the latter, will 70
rXcnang.I lor tie domestic mAnuiac,ut
oi tle lormC'; ana al extensive p.J!I,ab,
business spring Mp aud gave a new mprtu
to the enterprise ri both sections OF the r.
pubic, without ongcnderng JeaaDus rivalry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

MlcHGAN- ihr Nllonu inIelligeucci
Al FRIDAY SAY s.
From the feeling exhibited in the iarl
.cnlAi discussion If YESTERDAY IN 'hr Stn""
nuchiug tive Michigan a., s'ior. we nitl
"a, the question presented by 'hr fteSI-
eni's Message "n the snhieri VIII cAc''e "
rpcr lnI-stst lhun any mher likely 10 I've
rnuly entertained al Tie present s,sslu'
iCunNrtss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10
TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1897.
The PRESIDENCY VOICE OF HE
PEOPLE.

weeks since, we have completed table Of the
votes cast in the several states, officially de-
cGr,d. In few cnscs there is souc variation
in the returns claiming to be oiIiciul in every
instance, however, we have adopted that which
We Judged corrcc,. In two instances we have
given yoles which were rejected by ,hc canvas
scrs Antcx i the table.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

N"It will be seen that Mr. Benton has
been completely hoored in an attempt to get
up and circulate through the Union doc
umcnt, falsely representing that the 40 mill
ions surplus may be wanted soon by gov
eminent. The proposition was opposed,
even by his friends, and withdrawn finally
by Benton himself. II is said not single
member Of the Senate, save sir Bombastes,
would have voted for his resolution. The
signs Of the times indicate that tie "hum-
buggcr" has had his day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

LOUIS NAPOLEON. The Liverpool cor
respondent Of the N Y Eve. Star Mr. Nc
Kenzie, an editor writes that the King Of
the French has banished Louis Napo con.
to the United States, Az punishment. for the
late attempted insurrection q, Strasbdrgh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

4 PLor D,scovER, D. | he Nashvi!l,
,rprb can offers e. pnye the Mcl lh1
Ii. I.cA,on H;geA io make M Wi.
Tlcr President, ana presidrnl ni,rc V. bI.
ru's term, If lac would Uc quiet and Icl ma.
ave hil pwu way
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

The Wings Of New Yo.k have excited
IN assembly man 10 ill vacancy. A ma
ority of the city delegation is now Wing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

The jury III the case OF White, indicted
md tried for burning the treasury buildings,
were out seventy hours, and did not agree
at last eleven for convicting. A new lri-
Al was ordered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

Some gentlemen recently started from
London in balloon, went 400 miles in "
hours aud landed in Germany.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10

Charles X. late KING of France, diedin
IIlylia, Nov. 9th, atan advanced age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-10
A. BROWN,
+ B ALLEN,
J. e. BUSH,
c. RIPDEY,
ROYAL Villas,

Corresponding Committee of Internal I'm
provements.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-14

In table viii discovered however, that the United States
psnL has not fallen the naked figures indicate such
- the quotation Of December be Understood to be
Nth IN dividend on That d dend was per cent-sf course
t vrce Of States Bank has not varied hs DINER ocks
show slight inclination to se But the rise IA the
Harlem Of 25l in fortnight causes necucn ana sur
msc What il the There application to be made
far an inc stock at this session Of the Lgs azure
Harlem hands of flew large hode Or course they
ust raise par before they before the Lcesa
tuc What be done1 Theygo to work buy and sell amonS
them elves shares and thus regular staam proc they
will in sh time the stock to parnpply for
of capa-make great the newspapersthe will go
uptcv will soil out and anoth tremendous coneng operation
be excnplfed in Harlem as we had in lsD--s.
The ue condition. and fluctuations Of the stock market
supposed to the situation OF the market Is
aways There nnces besides stocks tho
and exchange operations
are avail they favorable the return Of health and
tivity The only difficulty ths tendency before the Legislature
and Coagess various propositions which have less
effect all future operations OF commerce. Thetar and
the land the principal measures in Wa
,esI Of the Restraining and Usuy Albany The sys
tenn the principal element In the the
money market The Specie Circular which they talk
about ought 10 been issued eighteen msn ago. il tn
the est and Questioning sales Of public lands the whole
county arrangements &c have been owing
reduction OF the will not be sufficiently affected by
ductiou &C the import duties There bc radical molca
ton eftke axd oil speculative sales ofe
public domain hereafter
Asau il Is inquired what prospect there that tariff viii
dini he'd We should The ospect good tho il admns
with n, the eoad easily be carried
Tive wss'hee des h fo tho the spring
Dry Goods business beginning sady set with toeable
r The arrivals have brought large ppliss
Of fse;en goods and obben bcennias prepare the
app,oachins We have hid applications for
Erfras tobs the South and we order invite the
country merchants this great We expect such
eansi,y Of business this as-but what done win be
batter dose and certain in lie results.
n n sa that all the brandy in the city monopo BY
v,.och hsue that is rca will be increased Flour
nore u go eio asress grain ~ q 10 % no. Exchange
an puxlund iesl IL les Thi the 10 hinst
There great deal Of dgnaon felt Mobile, against
exaggerated Of fixtures published in tho Commercial
Advertiser and other dish prints Of this city They have right
% be quite angry-bat who believed tho storiss1
project reached in the Ii sisIatWe make the
count redeem their AT New York This
tenn has been long operation Boston and Highly use
f Ths eascot such law would be main permanen,
deposit Of couay funds the city Of three mhens Of
capa-a pretty fair item Of the hanks 10 have In wall
sest Docs the project originate with Mr. Delafeldor Mr. CAL
latini