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Second Ronrd.
Commercial nna sEoney Matters.


The Transactions At tho Brokers' Roo.d day
Considerable extent, AVID in general setter feeling
observed. Del. & Hud. Improved per cent, Bank
Commerce., stonagton, New Jersey, snd Harlem, Pa
tsrson, Farmers Trus, declined per cent
Stale Securities generally firm ye.tsdays rates
but Indiana sna Illinois the market sun depressed
There hss b0cn fair large amount of transac''
tons IN Foreign Exchanges for the Cunard toat TIE
rate 70. sterling has been from = TO 81 the former for
souhern bills and the latter for prime city blls Francs
at GO. for city blIs.
Some of tie Southern Exchanges continue to get worse
For PhiladcIphis the rate ba, ei Baltimore
Al yiryinia g = North Carolina, >! 81 Oreaa',
tt g. Mobile, IIs IL.
The severity Of the money market continues with very
te Abatement Tic receipt Of two back mails from the
South has, however, brought some remttsnces which
we're much needed.
Treasury Notes, xix por cent, selling at 10 ].
Prime per per month.
Nh White,ide, the fund Commissioner Of Illinois hrs
arrived IN toru. We shall Le very glad hear that he
has made arrangements pay the January interest the
bonds. bn, there appears be very liule confidence lit
in the that anything can be done
The North American Fro Insurance Company have de-
elared dividend Of four per Tor the iat months
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grLow-2 .hlps, / bark. 3 brig-.

y Nosice.-There will be ssle Of useful srtie o.
N the Lecture ROOM cfthe Second Avenue Cen'eG, 90
The 18th aud 10 ID int commencing each day O'Clock
p ~ and continuing throUgh he day and evening ne
walls are 10 be applied the support OF the Gospel IN
ne above named Church. Should the resther be IN
day, dl5 2t'
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

shp E;iz'be'b penuisOn, Post, 81 dys I'm Hsvre mdae'
Z u llurbut & Co.
Sup Hesry Knceland, Bar,A ius 60 days fa Maagn
fruit d II Rohertson.
BARK pOpgla.., Bourne 40 dy. frn Rio Jnuero coffee
Fouls Y :,
Bark Mszoppo Smith - dy. I'm ST Marks with cotton,
B orig NimrOd oBrlan, Is dy, I'm Sidney CIR COAL to
Ltcckes
Brig Charlotte Ann, Brown Philadelphia, bound to ST
John NR IN distress cargoes shifted puaps ed
Big ssahek on, WILKES, Of Phila shia fm Monte
Yiieo l2h Maldonado Oct 81, and = dys fun of Per
asnhuco hites W w Dc Forest ( Co.
Brig $, Msrks, Il dys fun 5, Pierres Martinique with
uoiAse>.cs 10 " W Pratt
Big Caspian ncuscr, Adams, 10 dys fun Ns,xuzas,
lss.es Spoifotd, Tieston - co.
Br, Has Ding water, % dys I'm Aux Caye., cosee
to Nssmth l. Leeds.
Sehr October d ne, Providence, 10 bsllast.
Sehr Anaconds. caston, Washington NC naval stores
Schr Plosser Cour,en Btsniywne corn meal.
Schr lvsnh-n kIlborn. Nowburs port, with nSh
Barge Orb, Wilson, Philsdelphis
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~ Reston nEun.cnl snsli,ute.-A CoLLrc

IT Boston 7Eusicnl znsii1utc.-A CoLLEc-
rios or NEW CHuEcH Music l.. CON GR.-9,000 copies
this cork have been lssued lis first pu-icatlOu,
December last IL comprises great variety OF tsam
and Hymn Tunes, Anthems, Chants, Sentences a.d other
pieces original, and selected with great care from
the most eminent composers with knowledge OF Eng
lish GerIsaE. French and Italian Nuslc, the whole
fenced for Congregational and the Church scryce with
an adapted the Organ and Papo Forte,
by tho Organst OF the Kings Chapel and Director TO the
goston niuscH lnstute
NOTICES OF the WORK.
We think this work entitled to place beside, if not at
the very head OF S'ihar publications oil tue dHy Inc
melodies pleasing, the harmony correct, and the
whole r.ncsment good; The rudimens are plain and
concise al audantly sufficient for schools uGd younger
singers nd yet not Boston lily Advertiser.
FROM examination of tins work We feel coniheut II
will The present wants the pub &c, ana rank a. The
hes, collection now eatan The author possesses iIne
musca! talents being himself sEillu performer, sue
cessu teacher good compose, possessing rahnemcnt
taste judgement, and keen discrnin t'on.
Boston Morning Post
This work in an eminent degree Will tend elevate aud
Improve the a,e style and character ard acv"iee the
cuiuyaton pure keep pace with the rapid ad
vaucc uhing IN the scIsnce at the saln lime ping
Boston Transcript.
We are satisfied that this is the best work ever pub
ishod IN this country and such the tone o feeling "ch
generally pervndes the book that feel confident ts
Choir. immediately BOSTON Times.
Thu work Will doub' receive the approal'ion OF cur
sacred sisgug community by being made use OF a. q
standard work fOld Colony Memorial, Plymouth.
We ha,c not found oge which might he called m
different. Musicti NI'iier' Boston,
The Musical Institutes Collection, expect Will be
the most popular Of the prevailing sweetness
of IT. melodies and OF latcrne the popular taste, by
admitting many tunes by our own elder composers
Eu,ical Nj ga2ue.
This new volume Of music has Icc'ivcd the hIghes:
commend lions those learned IN the science; and
were 1t ha, adopted 10y chors, has given great
salisuccn lis EDITOR professor of objectionable
talent auI his name with many will he enough 10 81 mp
the work excellent. We commend It TO Ia" attention
of cur friends and all doslrous of obtaining one OF the
most excellent CO lrctons of music published.
lUniyersalist and Ladies Repository.
Published and or sale wholesale mud retail, 10y the
suhscripcts aud hy OTIS BROApERS n Co, Soston.
Teachers Chorlsters, and all interested IN MuSic are
invited to call and examine.
CLEMENT & PACK tRD,
Booksellers and Sistioncrs, ls0 !earl-sIce;,
lAIt New-lork.
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CLEARED sArusDAY:

SHIP. Echo, Sill Liverpool Glover 4 deMurray; Cis-
ris'a andrews Colby Boston, Ia, Tor n Merrill.
Bark Ro,slos, Lsrub no Grsnda and kei, Ever
cit & Bartlett
Bre Madison, Buckley Savannah, S'srges & Closrman;
Ll~rence, Copeland, Baker Ccdsr keys, J Farnsam.
Schr Mall, Lowry, BIOS.
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LAWYERS DIARY


surER,oa CouRr-Nos. I22 $50. ~ 1872 1873 1874. 1877
1873 I39 Ill l42 IA l4g $50. i5i a. 49, l55 100 g
g.. 60, ii. A., lei lt2 l6i. It's CO
File Notes of Issue Common Pleas for December.
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y ie0:

In tbs civ Dec. H. IN tbs 3th year Of her age Hen
reita VI Oliver wifi OF homas Oavsr
F,raI ms Wednesday aiteru- n 1t O'Clock from
Tho bo.c o her brother the Rev joins Mkrebs No III
Heurvst.
IN tbs citg Dee u Richard Star, in his 9Th year.
II this CIV Dec i3 sarah Maria, infant daughter o.
JAMES 81 aui Nara :. VI Her,
In tsis cry Dec. H. If me scarlet fever Catharns Aa-
rustu ouuccst daughter OF Or. William u Bufns s=ed
In tb,sety. n.c :. of Group G-e,ee Smith. youngest
chll Of W-s.inei on K. Ver'nye. sse = moHtas
A Rye, We.tehzster couoly, Dec T. Mrs Ca he5ias
Sarues Rsi-an, widow Of George BrraD, IL the 9i''
year OF her 7s.
AtAu1urn Cay1ra co in October -s;' Joseph Shsr-
Toad IN the 81 Of Ms
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81 nrric0

In tn. city. Dec C. by the Rev. Dr. Pne, nr Flynn
M Carol ne Josephine II onorA Huetfron raFis,th
laughter Of DR.. [. fiust
Al Brooklyn, Dec. - Joel Corkliu to Pheoe Voc ssy
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Nerr-YarIs rgnrl,ets.

Asuss-Po,s quoted to-day at ssh, with a
fair demand Pearls, 37I 30.
CoTroS-Saes about l2Uc bales nj pre-, ious prices.
FLorR-The denand is sill limited Holder. are dis
posed to yield somewhat We quote Genesee 5 y! t
IS; Troy, 1871 Michigan l2; Ohio, 8 10: i;
Georgetown 37i 80; Braulywiae, So Tho trans
selicus IN Southern small.
6RNx-Tbs only elton heard OF 200 bushels
Illinois Whent for milling at 80 Corn and Rye arc
heavy; North River Oats Is i i7c.
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! BSs-In ne iialsm car Or in stepsng NJ of "a al
Focdhan sialll black leather Pcckct-Book, gilI
ajrs. with tfe If tho within II. TIE c,u-
r no value any but the Cwner. IL co.,
niccd nRpng other papers Note signed by Jerlrd ~
SOrris enforced b. VIM. Kembl-, for hundred and
fly SIX dollars 30 cents. dnted Dssenbe 6,h lsil
u mon h dne. the payment OF which stopped hs
iof,r shail b. suitably rewarded by leaving at the
idi - nr PERKINS NICHOLS,
els ~ co Of Exchange Place and Hanover-st.
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, FIHaI- l'T.Vs " " lII, 'I0 III y 1T
pil. wharf


The $ tons 70 be of coed sound ~hits Pise Timber
i-wsd or saved ls iaees tsick an "A to 10 inches vide
70 be straight On all four .id', ass q the foowia-
l.ae,h. - stick. ,. f-s, long - suck. % feat; IL
sack, a. feet long ard II .icks u feet long
Tho : ,oHs to De Of ai.s riae Of the sane quaiiy
bses or.a~ed u -cbe. -quar ,,raig OF All u de-
and Of the 70 louia iepsths OF iha 1ois quantity to
he II lengths - feat; "a teer, and g feet
The IS tols 10 II OF spruce or Pine, Of sourd d1rao
quality saved or he*ed straight iarss sirs % be
oo les loan inches on su ayersge thickness frn the
upaen SIDE TO s- opposite face. and :. vary from to
10 ische. The width TO oe les than inches aud tAe
whole TO De delivered IL lengths OF Is. ., q o. It fee
To be delivered at such part OF tie Navy Yard as shah
se directed to the INSPECTION and aPproya! CT ue'
rso, a, the agineer may select before The iUh
d.~ of reh uex Tar proposals musr state tie Pries
per cubic fyo;, deiise-ea.
ROBoRT c. WETMORE, Navy Agent
Navy Agent. Ufice, 5 Water ssrees,
Ss~-York, Nov. 25tn, i3il.
MS 3.av,l5d
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By <OEAE GUR3EE.
SrOrE lt9 BgoADw tY-Ncw-YoGK : oNs RooN

C6LD$'IarIa'a WRITING AND BOOK
"a KEEPING AcADEMN, aSl Hroadway, opposite
Washington Hull-Mr. GOLDSMITH respectfully IA
orms the iadies and gentlemen o. New York and srook
yn INA; his Rooms are open for the reception
pupils and VISITORS
Mr. c. pledges himself to impair; to ALL in Ten Lesson,
0NE Hour EACH. his much admired system of aiEa-
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-. 5i47aess. <.& sasss,, NJ. 403 W.,t

s4.s. a4Eros- AAssD. M. +JS W .sh-
iueion street., dilllnin- tins team "a" hii' s up
o.d yI,, Lr1s aad generally ~ eli stoc. OF
,laa,e sn, Boris. pi.lk, aod Josts and Veneer Of
~ lo.y. si,leg 4ny ntp.e, 0scS -iaut, rose Cd
1cIt ~. ~ vest market prrs uii!ess, manufacturers
ud Others. wi md II ,heir advantage to cal hrior
ntc,..-i.r ell .siar. "a lm--
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8GssEKY AHPnICnEATRE,

s.O"eFt
THIS EVENING. csE=hsr IL The performance MI
couni4aee Nth Ci.4nd Waltz aid Ga.iopade by eish
iaaie, sgi gentlemen.
To Q, f.ii5eed bv
TIE f0CRIER or ST. PETERSBURG.
AR es-e gr Null gan s.il Introduce Ris wonderful
Dog5e L. pirs-
IT, eoHl.1l- zith--
JAZZ ROBINSON
Door open At quarter past O'Clock, performance
commence. ~ :
BoSrs 81 'eat-. Pit - cents. DIS
fsssE ~ o1D ANIMAL BALL Of ,at
iNtJrl ASSOCIATION all be given 81 Goth
lc --e '--al@ Hall ca Friasy Evening December :.
i-ti s5s Committee on tseir past pledge Themselves
'1st 20 - ESQ pains ~ be spared render tAs
q In mo attractive and pleasant Bl. Of tn season
tis. aud ctHcie7i Bsnd i eGgoged--Lead-r Mr.. : Il
I-s=. T:cslat. be bJc Of the following CoglLaii-
>L rHlCkERlNG, BIZ BsoAcvay.
T. C. EACk ~ Nc.e, -
\ q. iNps RZEE o. Vesey-st
g. ktN NOLD>. - Nescv-st.
J.ClELI>I.,a " llaul-st.
J =. uGNN.Ol Or. star Hou,e 3 Dusne-st
H Ct7EN - r ade 81
J -MiTg. fu kss Roadway.
Capt D.. r ~, IL, a9i Wassingtln.st.
c. BtNhR ~ Wa est
4. PEAC, *. Broadw2s aSd Cha7bcr-st.
e. GRAY, secretary.
lar. --a-S Traaxur.r IL
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PE:NMANSHIPI

md mastery command of the pen, which his spe-
mems and practical complications VIII illustrate, thar
hey cannot possibly lose IN their future practice.
Mr. q. hss received the First Premium three
YEAR for the uEsr SPECIMENS OF oTFuANp PESMAa-
MP exhibited FAIRS OF tho AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Terms, FIVE DOLLARS, Including Stationery Payabls
advance.
Boauet- System OF Book Keeping taught by pructi-
"a accountant. dl3 Si-
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Ia - d -, e elllC y EL slENA.

esAsE - P1selsAG STEEL PENS.
rr fi Far 1T thc An1ric-1 lnsti uie. a >ilsei
80 d 3 w.. .ts.ri-d u Jositn ii yden, Tor b sup
reg +at-rclu Pens Il - concr ed thar lisydeA'
pas are 20 ,,i 90 the and b-tt than most 81
.psr. -. prlce Is much ;. arc tie trade hnd 1t
sdi-t.eeo-- 70 deal Ia th-m. Cousuisers also VII hs
quality equal to TIER expectations. 1r sale 10 n
rrad- Bot, FDW J. EMO ',r-st MI
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l. L-5e.'s I. 4. e esse.Ai - tAsAstSs
81 Al sand, f1s ea,e aud coAiort, suan a Rocking
"a c-m1eut. Revolving. &c. The first Presum al The
700 las, Far, has been awarded hns's Chars. They
3D.. ssfra.t.d 70 be Tar superior to any this cry o.
.vhra ". w KING, Patepte"
i4if IA Roadway, between Grand and Brooue is.
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- $50 AN1 Tr8Risi.E BED BlLtLAgu
- EAti-s b both Iron euH Mahogany FrsHe>. owe
.te Climax -iia- Rooms. 10 Ii Ann i Snd - Fuioi
81 Tie g-ell,st md best ssof,ment q Tabe, ian a.
he Eurupczn improvements. are iul operation Bay
t players u.ltsi call and Try Ms Il u'
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-.ssns.s sT2ssa iCssEs-. 80 OVER HOES
: rs tl,l-s % -lti,ncu The best, handsom-st aao
old , :. G. SIIld 4 SON,
az Ifn Gh Chatham nut III WatGr-st-.
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WORAM & HAUGHWOUT.
5ol aad 563 Broadway. nearly opposite Ni5ios Gsr4s1
APiENpEp GANDa

I'D p. -1u
-, = -. ''''' y -!-s4
a. ~ u - ''SoDs'
500 Tor . - 80 Der cert 5lo. f5rn-r .ri.s
great Tarie.y when are adsped % tn. present easor
and ass Of tae newest .iyia-
CONFLICTS ASSORTMENT OF
Ee~ pattern e.. Fixtures.
C4zi!s aat Ga, c H,p.eler..
cr4neoi-- o,moIu Sllyerei ard BrOnz.. 10 Sights
G1-dsiiora- 70 Is lF-'s
80 4A''' OF ihe !-te't pattern Of every size, ver,
Mi
C,nt.e.-.irI - ~
H. - - - "a 20
t,burrb - 49, ~ ~ M. 81 ',-.fs-
PLATED Rrgoy,r, -. ! 81 -'''' '''A''
-. 49,. 'l,''f
Bg',er IF, ,s1 r, ~ ! :,,', sacks
'rbis - ~ 80 49,
B, ,,,g - IT, o. so q SlalS:
1sosr w. ~ ~ ~ -.-e sex
Glrrasr Siiys- = Soa a.. Pre- nee
FEEL Po.rsl,'-t IT, 80 =, 9IN''
ri, !; ,,Iyr =, n NJ g, - - 80 "a ~ ~
yyina. and T,i,, - ! a y fI-NlN GLASS
T..Js,. Cf.,sr. . -.
D=canier. W.,er 20 tIr.
Hoes aud Finger Gis..es
I Toilet Hottfe. Cell ~ Glasses
Sa!ts Gl... p res.-. H. .
Tar,,n,4.. Ri - n -
sE,on. 49,
4 separate soc, VI .-i,r1id c6 adeler,.
/ Csntei-bri-, Lamp Cbius GIt.s Table Cutlery &
/ &c. terEi-hrd at all tine n. 4vs
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a-nsA RTRENN ilTEis.s Y

ED4!a IS Is d :, ~ ~ ' = - -
IT !. Il MiLLEK'S LADIES SHOE STORE. AZ
- Cana street. j. &. ms now on h'rd aud cor
tnH;ly receiving complete and superior a.sor nirnt al
l.niie. adis Rubber shoes. OF al the foaabf -ty'"'
ro1 the celeb atcd ulac;ory Of horace H. Day atd
which .ill he sold reasonable n-ic- eur be ob
t7inci nihe city l'dcs' Gltcr Bo-S ~
the fhoHahe COLOR ON lan ~ n-de 10 order ~ -hri
aol.c-. NGite and black SATIN Slippers Also Ign
-oorcd aud French nd >hpp for balls ta'
ts. weddings, &c.. h-nd or made to orter - the
shortest Eouce
encc TO poor Shoes ;dueed ices particularly &c
qu,~ted to cai!, se- ana Judge for emse've', n
B MiLLER'S i+e Canal street,
between rhomp.on a. sullivan st..
v R-This store will b. closed eight o'clock ev -
cves'ns eptirc or Saturday evenings tli Il"
sNsssN4. GLASS Az ~ EAs5Ek2z
: ~ 4 a. F-iuo Bower and t3J 'Trtn0->t-'-ss,
RIFT j, PAGE hay- on hand OF The larg o-'
best a,sor stocks tho cry hsh .hev selling %
price. vel worthy the attention Of hrgsekeepers ahc
other. p2t meod'-'
!N0AE--5Oo cbsidfon, plctou Coal, for .aie tx. 81.
\ lots 70 se' purchaser from 5.Fs MI gi,''
dIi3i corner La,-1t al W--hlns -o--- eis
DLkCs6 "As,ST GssS.F. Is
d haca Walru rotchrs FIR -ais hy
el43r RELY MORLEY & HYo1 = Soa-h -
1Na.sA -zL a. u 1. IS -sS0es l-ctr.i f.'.li.,
/ retail r'te. : 800 par La'isa a.a; 10 d. ,i,u
price, ms z C0sN'>G & son. rs Wa'-r-st ~ ..
p. a. ~ tIT'CFss~-,n 40 .tnrst OF Sis Pe.
Bant- A. o'her Trimming. on hand and io' 4ae o.
- I'm. l-A4C THAYEI. 35Ma'-7 Lace.
NO All. a4fStsazEN4: ana~r inc i-iucl1e.
common Sore Tnro,t. or @ riuzy Sore Throaj-Yo
-.n Obtain an article which 81 mike perfect eur" ~ =
iev hour. Sold ony Al 81 Ro*erv zig 3msof
nay DOCK-gRooALYN, Ne" YoaK.-Pro-
- po.als viii be received an, Office until the 5sh day
Of December, for the following
TIMBER
S tons Thi:e Pine flr wharf caps,
- 49,. ~. e.. ,,.,..,,, e,
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ffTsrss1 AN % Jlt ~ Es:IA FIR HOLY
W DAY PRESENTS Just received by the subscr-
lf Gns God aud silver Lever, Anchor Escape
npn; and l. PING " 'ches. Also few ID amond Ping
,ad Ring. Cameo Pn,. for Iadie', Gold Chains Pen
IL. &c. all of ich he IS eling, retail lower than at
nv other place IN the city. Gold Watches ow 30
80 Zach Waicnes md Je~el'y exchanged or bought.
Nl Na-ches warransdio keep goId time, tao money
eu-ned. Watches and locks repaired in the hest
aa1nr much less than the usual prices, by Of the
i1s.t ,yor ,men IN the citv. G. c. ALLEN,
importer ~ Waiche and Jewe'ry. whole ale ami retail.
d. lnis No. 81 Wast up s-ars
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- 20 aT-TIe a.enllt -: 40 l6I atofie
H.. Of /. rcg .ri1- hnr.e. Zen, s!90 per Which
N. 5.r,sia a board II desired. iaqS.re a. ou-Jor
dl5
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Gitp tnteIIigeNr:.
Reported FOR thc w-York Tribune.
COURT OF StSSIoSS

YUM Ut oIsSSIONN.
Tuesday. Dec IA
Before the Recorder, Judge Lyaoh and Aldermen Prry
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- ssE'. nd - lsK-FBf-EcF STOVES
PRICES KEDUCED-rbe public shsr know tbnt
D. = seed any ding ever got up tor warming,
9th n point Of comfort M ECONOMY. If properly
nag need to b. repl-rsbed bus oDoc in 81 hours
ID then but four stio X uicient Over 1000
fine Stoves h-ye BEEN od IN Boston this sesson this
eng the hri season since tbero Introduced. They
econ n.rdc By III. eminent physica-s there and
hi city The subscriber wishing 10 relnquish NJ
pnkrg Soy. bu OIL the remainder Of his stot
ECO king stoves N cn-t He hes rons gument ftW
IL erior tlrei c3orsn coal Stovss. Also Cylinders
sizes. Also, NaG-i Crates, all of which will be
Old low. Hli.L 2lH w Ter st dlj I'm
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> HE ~ DaD A1>TsI HaII d

Door open At ; quarter past O'Clock. peFioFman1
COMMENCE. D. :.
5oJes - ,ezt.. Pit - cents. d13
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u - o'clock. at the A-cuon Room, ST Willic,.s,
Pig irou-P-rcm ,a'r If loco Pig Iron. Nos.
nd > manufactured by the S!anhope Iron CoSqauy Al
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DIkCEK ..as,sT Gss5E% ais---=
y haca Waru tr.tchr, FIR -ais hy
4l43t- Belly MORLEY Il HYO4 - Sou'h 81
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Dax D0og-eRooNLfN, MEN YoaH.-Pfo
- poslls ss be received this Office until the l5h day
Of December, for the following
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04
From The Clereland (OA H,ra,


We cannot envy that his feelings, who will
pursue the course that the Editor of the Madisonian
has for the last few months Instead of standing by
the Wings, and advocating the principles for which
they have long conended he has gone body and
soul to the Abstractioniss. He has welded his for
| tunes to those of The few who left the Wing ranks
during the Extra Session.
We glad to perceive that there is even one Of
our adversaries without envy !" but we regret to
perceive at the time, that he has little charity
as to charge with not standing by the Wings
and advocating their principles after they had, ac-
cordng to his own showing, left the Wing ranks
The place for the Wing ranks we had thought, was
around the Wing Administration. Here we nave
ever remained and here shall abide, "body and
soul" II the e ltor Of the Herald and his Wing
friends are not with now, is because he and his
party have left the Wing ranks.
| But, closing word the principles for which
they have so long contended" What was it hut some
of the principles" that produced the contention that
has divided the party If So is the fault of having
gone over, in us or the principles 2" Then what
remains against for having left the " Wing ranks :
but the previous charge Of abandoning their abandon
ed principles 7"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04
ENCOURAGE voun OWN MECHANICS

The subjoined article contains some wholesome
truths on this important subject, which we commend,
in especial manner, to the citizens generally, and
particularly the owners of real estate in Augusta 1t
is the part of wisdom in all communities to encourage
domestic manufactures, and is certainly sound prIn-
cipe in political economy that every community should
manufacture at home every article hat their interest
dictates-Augusta Chronicle
ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MEcHANlcs-IT is FOR THE
INTEREST or YOUR PLACE TO so. The disposition
cannot be too much rebuked, let it exist in any
it may, to send to distant places for products which
could be equally well furnished by the mechanics in
their own town. No one thing can be positive
y injurious to the real interests of any town than TO
go the heads of its mechanics and buy elsewhere.
1t takes out Of the place money which justly belongs
at home 1t dlscourages and drives away mechanics.
1t prevents them from advancing in prosperity, SO as
to add to the success of their own town.
There people who think that article can be
good for any thing unless it be an imported one.
Such persons the enemies to the towns in which
they live They do what they TO retard its pro-
gress and discourage its citizens. II is wholly wrong
unjust and foolish Every real friend to the place in
which he lives should do all be TO encourage its
mechanics, and he who has correct conception OF
the duties of good neighhor and true American cit
izen will take pride in doing So and after
every thing that is foreign, from the foolish idea that
by doing so it renders him of the ton, by such
an act OF deep injustice to his own ellow-citizens.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04
From the 81. Louis Bulletin

INDIAN AFFAIRs.-Hon. L. Harly Crawford, Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, and Maj d. ID. Mitchell,
Superintendent, arrived in the city Saturday even
ing, from the Sac and Fox agency, the Des Moline
river,
We learn that the onmssioners were unable to
agree with the Indians, notwithstanding the liberal
offers that We're made The Sacs and Foxes prompt
y and positively refused TO sell single Of their
lands.
A correspondent remarks that this will be a sad
disappointment to the people of Iowa, who were ex
ceedngy anxious to enlarge the boundaries of their
Territory, and furnish outlet 10 the emgrants that
daily pouring in from the neighbong States.
A company OF United States Dragons station
ed at the Agency for the purpose of keeping off tres
passers and so long as they remain, all will be well
but serious apprehensons entertained for the peace
of the frontier, SO soon as the troops withdrawn