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NOllGE

NOI1GE.
Cur OUT door Agents. who will be the landing OF
the aiffesa STEAMBOATS,, Railroad Cars AID Steamships
to De and known by their bage upon lher hats
aa thel. orderly and quIe sehaYio Passengers by leaving
tsir snles a; the oel Office, will De called for by
our Agents. Ed22 2swlfl HstSDEN S co
& AlRbANhS'SP PATENT PLA TFQRM SCALES.
great of perctien and in their various notifications,
nave adaed them 20 all FOR which heavy Trans.
actions By weight IN the mechanical coustrBc-
tlon. cars Is Iakea 70 secure STRENGTH. DURABILITY
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS merely specific point
anu 10 gwen but accuracy every angle OF
TO The hls hesr capacity Of tn Balance
Scales Keep their adjustment perfectly, Ina
ne S to ssi;ngsmsn and SELDOM 70 FOR r;psir.-
and IN some Of them they been long in ,se the
eeng perfect Ss also IN the Dormant and Portable Scales for
weighing merchandise Merchants Others who have had
them n consta for succession OF years. testify their
1eoTf and tc The fact that they spsar
by wea les Scals have also been psfsated In England,
WHERE hey are lseusvsiy used both in private warehouses
EpIFARD FIELD, NO p.arfsrreet. and
j. W-TH0RNE, No. us BroadstIert,
az U1-lr
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THE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
make Surveys. Estimates Of COST and reports for Rail
ways Cazla. Roads, Docks Wharves, Sustaining Walls,
st,asss efessl sss5rroa with Plans and specicatoas
Iey VIII and cubtcal of earth
orToSg esrimatS the removing the same; they vii!
i. report the be-, of renssring waller
and opening ines and quarriss They
viii make md aIeciicarioIs OF Improvements
machines, a7t procuring etrerS PARENT the
services Of Dr. Tncuss lnaes hare been eluTed Tor sy
business pc-oi.ai attendance Washington They
Mines, Saalries Machinery, Ste - =
Address thsr of the undersigned ar IS srE,s-,s' Ea.
change. New York EDWIN, F.JOENSON,4s
Rl9 ems WILLIAM r, CASEY.
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HAYAbous $500 bales have been received. and all sold
feat at A oily small portion for Shipment he lots
lstiie Righest price were VERY PRIME =,
LEAD sae c Missouri has been made ~ 5os
q ash.
PROEIsfoNSfr barre. meats we hear ofnothing dong.
unsettled ard definite quotations cannot be
3eefis 81 and Is for Conntry; 81 50 a1a
s7A 20 Sc fos City hear of 20 sales Of importance.
some inqu. for Lard and notice GALES o. ss
ole q: 6. e,s ard 81 81 for old ana q %
or new sale OF come 200 kegs Cry was made az
RfCE-Tke sass o the last two working day a'e Sp -
tcsat sa s1s. The stock is lara and si'e
saecyy
sEEDs-We hear of notfag doiss. sseds typ Pc
esp,cai error we Yesterday sold los the
person who made the transaction only SOLD ~ poe
seyy-York Cattle Market. jail
raarkst 500 Beef Cattle te9 Southern 80 toss ana
s,,asyss. and 700 Sheep and Lambs
Ps1crs - Cattle quick az last weeks rates which we
continue. VIZ Is to y a . so' with extra Al 80,
100 uusod.
Ccavs and Cclves-.all sold at Sl5a SGT.
Set2 Lam5sAl! at market taken at s. Is 81, as in
iua,ity.
Hcy--Biisk at s7i a 75c rar c,v.. for loose.
dranc power accessible The trade and progress oil me
place are onward. This the casei@itaionroe werp pa
per and two gst mills now constantly Kept IN
The crner said, out rserv $1,000 worta o. per
monthly and the -four manufactured there IS held II hs re-
ute market where sent In addition TO the "a
rorabie fscilIies form,nuacnng az Monroe 1t has IN add
w ch large proportion OF the surplus produce may be
brought for shipment 70 an eastern market 20 eIhDi1 s
ncrsase the trade Of Monroe requires but SINAI, and
small space and but few figures In 1870 we know o. no
wheat being exported and the quantity Of flour spred was
only 2l0i b5 The total exports amounted only 600
table viii show the increase sncs that time
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toABINEAUsS WARM SALT WATER
ARATS At tie fso. of Desbro eyr fsd I.e, .oath
q North Riyer s ranriaue ops all
1s. Barns ar Faculty. az STAGES
@, ne llaiiltv Of taking Geld Ench less
rns,i any olaes s,nd OF Beths. do 81
lssssss ;.a .aa-,Ihe FOUNDRY, No. 50 gllen,
.srres For particulars Inquire AZ 40 10 Ela.idse-
street. dso iYs
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% 1SIssteS
TUESDAY, Jan, 2. 8
ASHES There is nothing ot Importance doiag AMI the
yates sts nolinslis ss aud uss Pots and fear,s
aT0 S.Ths sales to-day axe shoss seoa hags at full
rnestiy fer specna ion We quote
raiSas:as q fur - i.ir a
81 rood ass 10; and Ssss. mary
Is n;ddisas 81 Il inaiag fair 81 e aud sosa fais
l3s rs e.
FLlgf Il AND he naarsss ithca cl.ssgs
;st,s doing, Cao, ichi rssee * ahoet
ax the las,e Is seaeialis se'd y, Co. Tbs
hoop isysy light sease sd sood
&c 4.a4 81, Inicdi;g i2a; 30
s,ir ste ts Is aozaas Of importance ces
5n Souhsr d scsip,ions. sssis N lots
as; Rraaysssre rs IS; kchmeId Country csra,
rnoas sci Ts Riehn ord City 80. Fer Meal there y
ao, sus demand al Jersey aud bandgwines
Bssaaysine hhds Sss Rse f soes IL 8 25 piiias ~,
far SAILS. az ~ q = ioi cons
All fcs Gae Digs 81 e2 halt barrels y az
Shosss ropnai,y 10 all ests Slap - = een
Meal dull 70 it'll sore snsilo- s
SIC cents.
hear Of nosins doing ~ heat eorn Is 40
fair demand Wsaees sslss $500 bashes Soashcrn
81 raesrse, and 300 dc ar IS cents, weish delivered
Cage If Car Ina nlsold New Northern eugse
SO es;.ls So tsays yih little ofsiing.
Ga esets uos sct;ys. SoutsIr
80 ast sihias doing il Rssey aIaeks,ed Peas sss pei
bas. with snail ssses.
EfsKg.-s a. tie sale of III bsi Nev,gssscv al u.
cents Drasssi4 2s seats aad Ssist-
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Commercial ant, Money Markets.

TUESDAY, P. NJ.
The sales were TO fair extent at the Board, and
the market Yves buoyant. Most descriptions Of
4 stocks advanced.
In Exchange there is but little doing. Sterling is
109 Q 1881 /. Francs 81
The Merchants, Exchange Bank has declared 9
dividend for the past six months OF three and hal
per cent
The Bank OF Commerce nsen1i.annual dividend o.
three per cent
The New York Insurance Co. regular dividend
Of Eve yer cent for the last six months, and an extra
dividend of FIVE per cent
The u. s.. Hotel Company, Boston, q SEMI nnual
dividend of four per cent.
The Franklin Insurance Company, Bosion, semi
annuaf dividend OF seyenper cent.
Counterfeit Twos Bank of Catalonia, Danvisle,
VT have been put in circulation, dated Dec 1872,
Jason Steele, Cashier; John Francis, President.
The Tennessee House of Representatives has pas
sed bill, by vote of 81 to so, TO incorporate an
independent bank in Tennessee.
On Wednesday morning last a large amount OF
counterfeit, 500 notes Of the Northern Bank of Ken
tucky dated Lexington Nov. 10th, 1912, payable at
Paris--No. 2l3 Letter D., signed III. 4 Scott,
Cashier, and John Tford, President, were put IN
circulation at Charleston, S. O., by negro buyer.
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad for the month
ofDecenber were $500 81, against 1913 for Dec.
1912, and 3,572 for Dec. l84l
The following is comparative table ofthe revenue
collected at the Boston Custom House for 1912
and l84SS
Els. quarter 80 sls.oss T.
s1sss fss
Excess ls This yess over the last Is $685.
The amount of revenue Of die fourth quarter d
this year is larger than that OF any corresponding
prerter since l643.
Bickneirs Reporter says -;
ahlladelia money isrketis .u abnndantii spppli'
sd. eGsmbsI pegict, for long tine back WIZ
lhe lew First rae pspsFs readily nssoL,asa
Cent except small amounts, while The deposites il.
rhe.e institurons sui; contiGue large.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Bank OF the United States was held at Philadelphia
on the 1st inst The proceedings were not Of much
interest The following is the statement OF the stu
alton OF the Bank
jaueatp iSa3. Tor Loans, &c Sid, 744 lib 10
1auuafs, 1874, i2,tgs .lsN %
& s1ss ss nj mi ., .
. ssss 5sg ~ siss s7so 6 6
sbou,nc : a,ripn,ioa &c. sss.6 .s7 10
Ca.t $50 's Z 80 - Product,
ssos ss PENS svaaia ca .so,s 90 i
ss5gy and Annoy si, :. e e &
ssis 81 S Sis sssa ss!
c,lstES7 - Gas AK Eebt
81 30 sss,igaa 6: 49,: 49,. s2ssle 60
a7,0u0 North American Trust $500 =. ~
ssSSo Ess's anu resnesses 20
S55G4 Peahsy lyanis o. - -
& : 80 ..--so- 81, s44sa7 a
&c Interest Commissions &c.. .0aUs9 81
,Ta,a, So lS9, s2f So
Ssk a foe The Ssoars ss
sum ss have ss se wal asas
Bytne T.u.sees OF re Is. May, is:i,. .s2st ass
Do Dc j . q = JANE a, s ssS co. Ssa
z - --- S2;32I $3.50
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NOTICE is hereby given that application iaI e :
IN Charter will be made the next Legisisture n rs.S
Stewards and Cooks Marine Benerolent Society
and County Of New York. NV York. Dec. 9th, 1873
I6 Iayy6yY% at
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iroPY of aletter from a POSTMASTER, dated
~ SToczpR1DaE Mass, Dec. l9, 1913

fFsoPY OF aletter from a POSTMASTER, dated
~ SToczpR1DaE, Mass, Dec. la 1913
i.ir. ISAAC guTrs,
Dear SIR hare just received dos OF issrs BaIssm Of
Wild Cher. through Messts. Hardss Express for which,
setara ron my thanha The rppuator of the medicine had
preceded End think. country village shall make
large sales Of it have already sold IL which
eI1and is doing wonders, especially gentleman o has
used all the aa-etisea rnsdcines forIire- complain and
SUMPTION He aas severe cough year and half
ahlch nothing could check for an length OF time anti he
commenced taking isats Balsar, and although he ss
taken bat part Of one bottle still MS cough as almost
tirely lei, him. He had taken IS BOTTLES Of Buchans
Hungarian Bal-am Of Lifes with little benefit
VeryResreetfuil5, &c.
a. II. MERRICK, P. NJ.
rg,r. yyfs.a-,a Eaiss.s, OF WriId Cherry,
the greatest InedcaI discover; c. te dar. It all
affections Of the lungs and rer fter physicians do no
more Asthma OF II e1Ts Standing we VIII WARRANT
1T 70 CURE or greatly relieve
CAUTION Of this wonderful remedy are
pyincing u in all parts OF the country called By various
names as Syrup Of Wild Ch=Iry, Balsam OF Eecampns
II lid Cherry &C.. besides others. Our recommend
ons of It's virtues used word for word excep. subs.
tutin. some M medicine for the Basamtie pace
OF medicines will not sell reIa D. ~
short er4r subteriuse and tfici resoed palm of
other articles for the genuine Ws2 Baa " lid Cherry
The eSore we say be cQItJ;ts and the medicine that
CURES Sold only lbs Fulton street, coe7 Of Nassau
Sew York: Dexter Albany; Gorham, New Haven; h. w.
.RnII. Hartford. d23 LII
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ysrs.t.os YEUp;4t.'S Lin.t. Or SIrt.M-
5sss.ss.as - ; BOATS FOR ALBANY AND INTER
MEDIATE LANDINGS, leayins from TIE
Steamboat Per between .jonrta2d and LbsI:y sSfeu
vii leave as above at 2. NJ Thursday and Saturday
Steamboat C COLUMBIA, Capt a. Houghton. will leave
as shove at p NJ. on Wednesday, Fri5ay and Sunday.
For passage or freight apply to PC Schultz, office on
e ho,-j
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
lsiyy.EssMa HARNDEN u CO.

-
lssiSss7fMn HARNDEN IL CO.
~ sad contact maas sue" s stsHssHa:
sslaswardins interests that hsv e-iaz :;
he principal European ports Albany, Troy, saIatosa
Aq oS RR E
land Toledo Msumee City and sand9ky City OHIO De
9' c isasss and Gsna ros iess City, Indiana
geS to Portsmouth, and all Intermediate ports
Il In Canada West, Kingston, bug Tort Hope Toronto
Frog R, s La and Gas
;oe Vt johns MGn.Feh ard 9s6eG Lover Ganada
oaisyile aud ali ports on the Ohio River 70 St Loais Mo-
vi Baltimore by Cumberland Railroad 10 Wheeling and
TO Poltsve Aiaunoh Chunk and Eastcp, Pa. To Blns-
hampton, ~ Richmond, W; Charleston, 5 e.; ssyal-
rnedi3te places. and the ports Boston and New.
York all the principal European and American ports
protect the travelling public from fraud imposition and
In viii higher prices be charged Tor on
of the respective b. The popre-
hse6 trouble and We have o Tnsa e.
Liverpool, London Cork GLASGOW HAVE, Antwerp Be-
men, iIambush NswYogk Philadelphia Charleston, New
Montreal and other principal ports Europe and erica,
with instructions 10 our AGENTS to give possible
pains expense promoting their comfort convenience
| PARIIES OF PLEASURE AND INVALIDS
CARA Fails will have a, their md experienced and gen
temany Agents without additional charge and al srea,
saving Of expense
80 BUSINESS MEN
will find their operations facilitated b. this Important ar
I rangement
We trust we shall be the means of saving sums of
money his class Of travellers, and determined send
them to their destination better safer and much cheaper Than
has been the case heretofore for want OF this arrangement or
similar Wellave employ Agents who speak the
different languages aud who viii give this much wronged
class Of all the ADVICE norsaatcn and
| protection III their power: -
Persons sending for their friends TIE Old Country will
find much 20 their advantage call upon Agents
| REM1rTANCES
For the aceommoda,ion Of persons wisha; 70 scad
10 their friends in thu Old Country HARNDEN & CO. will
give Drafts OF any Part England Ireland or Scotland pay
able sight, for OF 81 s5 2o soo amount
TO suit the purchaser.
OFFICES.
Boston Office, No. 100 State-street.
Providence - Union Buildings.
4 New-York I" No. 3 Wall street.
/ Philadelphia" No. 80 ChesHut-street.
Albany " No. II Exchange Building.
- Troy " No. I59 Rirer.street.
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. TO THE PUBLiC.-Whereas Os-
! born & Little, Of IS Fulton.street. have I'D.
! yertised Conger's Edge Tools for sale, aud
j and the impression has gone abroad that they
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CLEARED.

Shics tutaw, ThamSson Live. pool irwin; tIca, Few.
cit l!avre 3oyd& Sctea; Hector Spencer, Mobile,
EIa;lba CT s,s 5aSway Ghsr!sson SIS; sutton, s2la
Rowland BELIZE Honduras Baneo; Antarctic, I thompson
Harbadoes W " Pratt Schr TuscalcIa, Smu.ch, Rich
Yoori 2I on 6 Parsen,
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Z. ess.S91 Is ss.,,n,;;,s;or.

5otalG - =. $3.50. =, .
bs shs books Of the Bank, The
and bank balances foe the security OF
ss,,sc the ith Il Iuue. 1s;i. made
O. THIS sym there have , nssn rscesed
s = Do - dc II JANE - 7es,e 65
ssssss Do do 4th 4 6h Sep. 269 0s0
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So, INiIA RUBBER BOOTS FOR LA,
s=.9 DIES-The Patent Boot Of ocr invention--a!so,
offered being MANUFACTURED after IN entire new
de- I'm HORACE H. DAY. 81 Maiden Lane.
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i;-aass JERSEY CITY.-For sale and exchange for
.;. Hardware fame House aud LOT, situated IL York
~ street Jersey City three rnuts walk from the Fer
~ The house nearly rew, with basem Mt, Two stories
RESIDENCE being distance from all the Churches
OnehiId OF the purchase money remain Bond End
Mortgage one.thrd viii be taken in Hardw the balance
In cash.
30. farther particulars, inquire cf E. 3: WAKEMAE,
iaI - near the Ferry Jersey City.
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"a THREE DOLLAR HATS.--Just finished,
the most splendid article ever offered to the public
So Short nap Nloeskin HAS, the low PRICE Of So as
fine those sold generally 81; elegant NutIa Fur Hats at
49, also Imitation Moleskn Hats So so ~. 2vefy Eeat
Dress Hats. GEORGE L. d BROWN,
d2O Inn lilo Canal-Street
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~Mss,s WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
- 1NEw-YORK s BOSTON RAILROAD
S5s.ssZIlEEsL LINE, via Norwich and Worcester. Tn,

Weekly. ~,
eays from Pier No. North River, ef Bat
ter Place. every Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoon
at o'clock
siltoad Cars leave f.. Boston Immediately he arrival
of the New Haven Norwich whence passengers are tor
Iga.ded without; change OF cars or baggage
= The extension Railroad to the new Depot below Nor
witch complete, obviang all obstruction b. ice IN the
Thames River. :
For further information inquire the Office the Wharf,
or 81 D. B. Alien, 50 Peck slip.
N BAH poisols forbid trCstlng any en- account
Of said boat or d3
FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
f.~ts&4--l BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, PORT
..SsSsEZIEasS1zs WASHiNGTON, MiDDLEIOWN AND
REU BANK
The Steamboat ORUs; Capt VIM. T. shultz will eave
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VFFtOES.
Boston Office, No. 100 S;ate-street.
Providence = Union Buildings.
New-York No. Wa!l-slTeet.
Philadelphia No. 80 ChesHut-srreet.
Albany No. II Exchange Building.
Troy. No. l5s Rirer-street.
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sssseF A I'M FOR .SALE.-Twelye hundred and
Ssxty excellent land is offered fo sale by
the subscriber. Tins land is known the Ashla2d
fam and situated IL tbs OF Lyme Jeifsr:cn County,
cd; the resdps very hearty ;imbered. The land IS Of great
and an excellent section
Tie farm budgs numerous extensive and Gommodious
and the location o. the property such TO fer most ad
yantageous investment OF ca ;a individual AS
socation disposed &c extensively into the farming bu
susSs For further particulars inquiTa.oi
JOS. a. FHILLIPS,3 Vile Bay, Jefferson Co. \. Y.
Refers Aars!, s. Willis, l0i Pearst Ne-York City.
L. rlI 2tanrfr
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Instructions for akins the article aud grea, num,
certificates and testimonials may be aud o6aine y
OF The above places. n2; eoilm
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"a ECONOMY AND FAS HON The subscri-
"a Der has reduced his experimentation Moeskn Hats on
bodies TO the extreme lowprice o! 50 Is The above
with hats sold SO 81 and So Also constantly msnusactur.
ing Fur and Silk of the best quality and al the
n B. Country dealers supplied by the case as low, rot
lower than any other house N this city.
~ J. w. KELLOGG. 1872 Canal street,
ior amk of ihOmnson street
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NETWORK, JANUARY 3.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-THIs DAY., !
7TaE Sun THE Moon. FULL SEA.
Rises Ell Set. a 4s Morning. S 8, Morning. Is
LATEST DATES
London. December 10 tlavre december u
Liverpool, .DeceHbsr 10 New. Orleans December 20
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been dssifoyr or 50 defaced thar clam be maids
the Iay ieA,.
!. Some opposition is made by the Bufalonians to
the removal OF the Sacketts Harbor Bank TO that
place. The Commercial Advertiser says it will
come with free capital of $500 G00
Is be employed in 9 legitimate business.
Tie following is The official report OF the Bank or
ST, s,Iarys, Ga. S;
SS;,ls ia circulation. -. SIS $50
Due Isi,os ii, d a;ined ssl!
I,o,as. . x. q. ). Sis, 49,
Specie =. :. So $50
Jssh Ia Newly OH and due Bis orfaf ban Ks
SurssEs ba.is notes e. = IS isl
= -
To,ai . Is. l2222,7@a
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ss79 TO LET-The three story House now tln-
LIE Place It's finished throughout in tie best and most
modern style plated furniture marble nantes c5oton water
floors deaaned and good supply of closets and w3r,ooe
The situation Is very pleasant having fire view OF Temp
sns Square, WiIIiansburgh and the East River Murphy
Eicth-street Stages pass the door few minutes
noi tenant IL be let low the balance Of the present and
the coming year. viii be ready By the M Of January For
farther particulars apply to GEO. a. JARf IL,
G;o S'TnS Tbt( 81 Front.street.
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DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN ]
L DAVIS, city OF Hudson Columbia county, MY; AM
for sale in this city at wa.lesae and retail by
IA.ic aspIS
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ARRIVED

Packet slip ST Nicesas. FELL from avre, and SO days from
Yarmouth og baris, left Yarmouth tn evening Of the
29h Roy ledze, I'D Hnche.. The St Nicholas has
ben off the ighaudi the Southwest since the evening Of
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feet 1t 50 ly snnz portion for shipment ne lo's
( the highest price were very prime
IA rse r ri-s sopr has been made 5of
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"a FOR. SALE.-AI the rest, residue and re-
auier of the unexpred term of 30 years lease, from
3Oh OF October 1884,, Of that certain lot of land
viii ;h.se story brick building erected thereon containing
ad known as aladison-s;ret Court together with the unex
ni.ed term years lease of the lot oland ADJOINING thereto
certain ground and ordinary taxes Terms, cash. For
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.:.ssa 2 4 t, nfS-FARMS FOR ShLE--A vaiua-
hle Wheat Farm of 273 lying between the C3yu.
ga and Seneca Lakes De exchanged Tor limos land
and money Also Farm OF 100 the Chenango Tvsr
and canal for cash only Also. many good Farms IN New
Jersey containing from 10 to 2ue Apply TO A. r. X
ihetf, rent n20 Il
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-. FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AN2 NE Nj;
ff|:ss CHANCES LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
lie this Office can bs found greasr variety
sale or o exchange excl than F Gss %
Water Pow en- Wild Lands, Houses and Lots in
city and sa,s in the Union kGaPs made ee on
change goods or manufactured articles for good productive
property valuable wild lands Will find 1t TO their nt.r
est negotiate through this Office All business entrusted TO
will meet with prompt attention i;,y o ,,
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tn WANTED TO CHARTER-A vessel o
@ 1900 1000 barrels, for port in South America Al
d. 9 GRINNELL, MINTURN& co. 10 South st.
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MEMORANDA.
Light Ship of stanford has been taken into port
seaifs ss will arsn me her station few
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Ships Columbus Cole LtyeIpooi Eu,aw do; Sarah Pa.
cine Scss Cation New Orleans; 5. James, Lontca bark
Louisa Rio do jsneiro spd Mont. Briggs Madison,
SsyaEaahs Will 81 bartholomew Ca,ug. Savannah, and
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-06
THE M A DISC n IhN N


~ ~ =, ras World" hes dead'' HOW
.,,, ,bst br,ef but sdmontory sentence ul'
,srsd without exciting any bu' 'he most usn-
1isos sma,,on-without awakening deeper OF more
s...sa.n, rejection than the next passing thought
III, .n,i,sly oberate from the mind Two friends
shaiI CASUAL, meet after temporary separation and
'no'ire ailer a third and mutual friend. +" hes
dad - is the melancholy and Impressive feloinoer'
n men OF business, perhaps he also was one VINO
.a,sred largely into their peculatons-ail The pro-
ac,, for the advance neDt OF their fortunes ihe'r
worldly minded schemes Of sggrandzemenl-ye'
he's deadp' The intelligence is received WIN an
exclamation Of surprises Significant shake OF 'ne
hesd-a sensation nearly allied TO pity and regret,
but II is not heard .'as If an angel spoke ana As
time passes, they hurry of without iaftner COM
mept to their respective counting houses, where ,e
unexpected information OF the rise IN sugars--the
depression of the money markei-the failure Oh some
great house in which they had placed Implicit conh-
dence or some equally vital and Important ahaif, de-
mands their in ate atentIon--totay ubsofps iher
minds and hey entirely forget that they have Just
heard an echo of their own inevitable doom.
Locality has strong power, whatever may be ar
eued to the contrary, in recalling impressions and
every wounded heart may tell how insuPPoftapie the
scene becomes where IL has been blessed, and where
il is blessed no more. The abstract of pain or plea
sure is within us 10 all places, al all times but Us
portrailure its vivid reflection lies pictured In The
places and in the objects where our feelings have
been stretched the rack whether OF pleasure or oil
pain.