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EHIOslyIls.

FARMERS would do well to call and examine he
J. superior article OF Ploughs called the " Worces-
ter Eagle Plough" manufactured Mt
Dec. u, A. BLRL/NG TON FOTNDR \.
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The following has been handed TO us for pub
lication -

L. We submit TO our friend of the Bsllo,cs
Rails Ga-ciie that the following "Notice," which
an exchange says "appcared on the end of a
Country Meeting House" is not according to the
barmonies of construction -
ANY person sticking bills against this church, will
be prosecuted according to law, or any other NUS
nru
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is IS 20 =2lo ao67 1867 % Is =2967
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TLAILS-TuIs DAY RECEIVED AT THE AG-
ricutnraI Warehouse. j. 5 PIERCE
Darlington, Dec. ., 1877.
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DRESS GOODS,

{ f almost every known style for Ladies wear. nr'
- Offering in quantities, and at prices surpassed
by any other house. {. f. STAMFORD N Co.
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SALLAD OIL, Pepper Sauce, Tomao Catsni,,
- London Mustard Bakers Prepared Cocoa aud
Chocolate Il. S. DEWEY
Dec. |.
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BOOK TRADE.
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NJ PUBLICATIONS %. A pisss, Of the Decisions
NJ t1 supreme Court of the ua4t-d states IRON
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x s-rr'd 81 wif fns III Notes, Lcxie,s, &c. By J.
4 S.-rcarAN vol iuo ID Psses : 50
3 R.-cle.ccus of Real Life IN tugsut. ~ ne late
J.-s N.v.snd ~i.h En- Introduction - Frs1es Wsy-
lr-1 P--s-fsrr ~ R-cwr t1frsrsity vel lsmo s. cts
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Tor every 15dy going snyEt-re - = l.. htrchafd with
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The AstoIy o. Seorgfa. rem - hrsf discovery oy
rrop-frs T. lie ADOPTION II The present Consctae9 IN
1885. bv Rev Wan. Bscoa Stevens " d Prot OF oc.les
Letter. History &C. IN the University Of OeoriA 'oA
T. q io
Vol . ard c0-cigs!ou - IN preparation
n. Arfs. LIE. 81 Sketches 81 American fsnssr' y
Henry TccserllAa. author Of Thoughts on ne roets
Sc. / W i-mc. - c-s
Appeiols Librsrv Msrlsi. contains catslofde hhs
ne al upward Of i.loo OF the I'M pOIsni WORKS
dl.d-rarrin nts OF llerslure VOL 6so -. -
g Rsvlafiouary Services and Civil LIE Of Gen. " IL
liam AL prepared frur ais unaauscIg BY his csIz ter
Mrs Maria Csnrhe together with ths History Ct TIE
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sIarkrts... Carr. - 10 lrfrf fsr Tas Tll5.s<.
MosDaY, Js-rrry -
AsBEsThs rsrset or Alhs. steady our not 1ciirs
POS held Il - with snail ssss A. g1- Pots a..
COTTON-Thsrs s more sctvty 10 thsftsr e. hut lie
maIkst 10 not firm Tie AID ~ 80 bales
mostly for export irer3 nzone line d I bs - strict-
~ soOa fir ~ France The aarkc easy
o-nsy j. downward The dec Price u e1chsuEs h.8
probably some influence upon this sIisle Fair snss
are 3. ass Drieaus ceuls
FLOUR AND sEAI.-Ths msrssi was rather firm To
the morning at IL Tor strait parcels, sni t1sness
the trade On Chans-. buyers not meetrE sellers, a11
shippers DOT Appearing freely, ths market s back % ss.-
including ZOO bbs" Lvinzsonr - - The "A - -.uds1
Michigan, Osxego ard Western New YORK I-e demand
Ia small psrcea IN souihern hear Of 900 b1s Peters
buzz Country At q which Is the quotation fof
of Sc tbIs mad. on private -r1nsand % do Bran
DIVINE is3 FOR export RE Flour 20 b5','ola a.
GRAIN FOR Wheat there fair inquiry, but holisu
above those Of buyers We hear u sses
csptng small parcels Lous and Staten Island a. l2 a2
say 1000 bushels IN The sssrsgsts Genssee is io sd
Ohio received 1901 10 nominay Corn was heavy win
less inquiry The slss ire l59 bushels g. sia57 eenti
for new Northern, Jerey AD5 southern ARD % eens of
Jers.y-80o0 bushels 10 arrive week after next
There was little inquiry for Old Yellow Wa offered
A. IL Rye 30 cents and qiet Oas are 5o07 cents Tor
Northern Jersey ere f5o g.
WHIsKY-Ths msIsef Is .6S15s for bis viih 'slss Of
| PROvIslONs-Old Prime Pork IL q sood demand end
scsrce Holders ask - sales 100 bbls 81 .7t Old u
10 1910 -; new n 5ooll 75 new prime 81 al q
There much pressing the market Besfhas bs-u
very active We father OF 900 bbs Prime
and Mess part J0u5 o. and l00s 90, ana part pr
The lover rates Obtained for Western
parcels and the higher for 800 bbs River Ssles - bbs
K Beef Hams AZ lOWdfO15 The market IS firm Pork
Hams and Shoulders "a Il ard Cts, with saes 10
erces There sses 100 tisIces Sour Hams, e.
81 and 40 90 he shoulders 81 y cents Lard 10 steady but
inactive Sales 200 kegs Prime - g. cent? Butter End
Cheese as before noticed with firm demand Cheese
\ s rather dull.
OIL-The market FOR Luseed has Al upward tendency
Within week 10000 gallons Enaih have been sola here
20 arrive az % 20 81 The market about
81 American sells wanted az 5sde cents with
sales 1900 gallons IN hhds at 60 Sales 900 gallons
Dutch 81 cents. In Whale hear Of very little doing
Selected IL held Al So cents.
SCHOLARSHIPS 50 bbls prime Clover el "a cents Other
dsscr ptions are dull.
| RICE-The market is without marked change We no
tce sales ~ tisrces a. 3a3 50 for fair parcels Prime
| is held at 62t03 50.
HAY-Ths market ranges FROM ~ 70 IS cents with mod
| erst4 sales.
| GROCERTEs-Salss 25o bbls New Orlssns Moasses TO
arrive p Coffee is steady and quiet sale
Of 20 pkgs German Crushed Sugar made A. y cents
l 8 mos.
LATH-At auction to-day 100 " Eastern sold a; 20 cash
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BERFORD & CO.

No. AsroG HOUSE. WILL PUBLIsH
4 rtEsDkY
PLANTATIONS N AMERICA.
Or n "a LIE In New FORK ana SArsf0gs,
sEkrSFIfLn'
Author or Life in the New World Nosth ard SOUTH"
&C. &e. Price = cents
o. aEnNFsoAN.
TIE MYSTERIES AND AlsERiES or NEW.rORk.
NgD suNrLI>E.
Part :. Illustrated Price 3 ceats
This IS one ol the most surprising hooks that has sp
p-.ed 10 the present progressive Ar IL develops few
81 the prou ut fsscsrs Of this mos. rsScsy city
and illustrates thsn By hisks sketch q the most pro
ninent rascsls' --Nrr1t-l.
THURSDAY.
ARRAH NEIL. Or TIE TINES OF OLD.
g. a. fANFs.
Author of The Sulusser, The Convict The Step
Mother Nc &c. Price ~. csnts
THE GRUMBLER
Romance,
81 MISS eLLE> PIcSrRISG.
Author q The SRI ght The Reirsss" Friend Foe
&; Sc Price Z
LATELY PUBLISHED.
The Irish Sketch Book by rtmarsh, illustrated.
The Cricke.sr's Hand Book ard Felix The Bat
The Conditions Of Health aud Long Life.
The America Model Lettsr-Nriter.
Manners, o.. Etiquette for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Mrs. Bsrwslss Infant Treatment, recommended BY D.
Valentine Mott ia ~
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BOOK TRADE.
JAmEs's NEW NOVEL.

'CHE LAST Or THE FAIRIES price b, -sn,s -
James rss triei Ia hand a. style, sri has beer
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Grshsn's Magazine for February mssnlacsrt ru-'
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National Magazine f5r February, ne2ut.fI number
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SCENTS ane others. By " n. GRAHAM.
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NOW AND THEN.

by DR. WARNER, ssthor OF leu Thousand Year"
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NEW VOLUME.
TIE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1913.

FUTTHn " NUNkTH WINS
T'HE IMMENSE EDITIONS Of the January numbers
Of this universally opulN Family Newspaper ARE DIS
appearing rapidly New Subscribers who wish 20 pre-
al the chapters Of the and beautiful American
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med.st- application be made The Home lournsl Is pre-
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II - not only weekly review of the world progress but
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copies FOR = and the Office Of publication - Al lo tu
ton.t J2l .wDSw"
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,aVArD'5 MAMMOTH PANORAMA % TIL
MISSISSIPPI RIVER!

TBg LARGEST psisTfSs ~ THs wosLDf
DklNTED OK THREE MILES or CANVAS l-fI'
hbitnks view Of country 40 miles 10 length extend.
from the mouth Of the Missouri River b. tho Cy ~
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays exceptedl a, the NV
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway adjoining Nitios
Garden Admission 81 csrts children half price. The
Panorama viii commence moving at y o'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and sstardsysH
O'Clock oil usns
DAR>UM,- AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P T. BAH.
- NuN Proprietor; + HlrcHcocK, Ms8aTer. Splendid
perform snces this a-noon 81 O'clock and this evening
"A. The manager has engaged Master Johnson, very
taeu ed ard -ccOmpl shed tight rope dancer who gives
some Of the astonishing fsats witnessed ITO
engaged the following exraoronary attractions Great
Western the low comedian; Master aHi Miss Wysite
aged and n years Clara Fishers shaksper Csbioet
Nrs Mcneil Mss Beruard Misses Julien and Nhlti0ef
dancers; Mr Whtlock Mr.. Prosseri Madame Hoekwel,
f,rtnss teller &c Admission TO the &boe. . es.
Reserved 'front.' seats IT, each extrs ~
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nnMEsTIC NEGOTIATIONS.

NEW-ORLEANs-Bart Oranda-l58 tres hams p bbls
pork Hewitt Lees Co.'S bscOn ca hhds tobacco
richardson Waison Cos bbls lard Hill9 bids pork
50 tres hams 5. do Morris-277 hhds sugar bbls
do Haven 4 Co-5OO bbs port Wright, johnson Coif2
sacks corn T. } II Gibson-78 bales cotton AAyer Co
/ box rnd.e, d Griswold-3 doOrder
MOBILE-Brig Linden-242 bales cotton Bogart
Kneeand-45 do Dennis Perkins 4 Coo do VIM King
s. Coil do Joseph Fowler-30 do Sprague. Robinson e
Col do Collins Brothers, do Beket Soret-l7 DO
Burgess-l79 do order SO bses rope cutting w Field
& Co-llf hides Foote Barton- pkgs Hsviland, Reese
x Co-I5 do NJ Robins DO Phelps Dodge Col do
] W White-4 do II sheilin n CO.. do Ralph P0r-6 do
Coukln & Smiths do Jacohs-2 Do J Pamer-3 do
Cornea Jeferson2 do Burgess do sfurrss, Clear
man s. Col do T. d Hurlbut Col do Conklin
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LlVERPOOL-Stiy Tussar-lOO tons pig iron Smith
Thurgsr Co-sO do DO I.sdas < Bordsn-l49 do Boor-
man Johnston 4 Co-396' bars iron Crooks-10O sacks
salt, Cordukes-810 do Tayl0r-22o0 do Oelrichg &
Kruger
GLAsGOW-Bart Adr1 Carr-l33 cks r1dss Leaf Co
1t cks ale Barclay Lvingsonl5sl bars iron 2O0 tons
pig do % bxs mose Mitchell Col do sadss-l5 b1s
II mdse Wright, Sturges L. Shsw-lf do w White
wright Coils do Hughes. Ward 4 Colo do Cofin.
Bradley Co-l6 do Dbl Mccall Stroog-l 40 An.
drews-2 bxs Woodruff Minfurn-29 brs bbls Smith
Thuresr Coo pun whisky 63 bxs ~ pigs 70 order
CARDENAS-Rrg 4Ht0iHeffs-2i3 bids molGsses Spot
f.rg A. q
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Now-York Cattle Market.-MosD.Y. Jan. ~

THy VaI F0IlrI.I
AZ Market go Beef Cattle los Cows and Calves and
SO sheep and Lambs.
FEacrs. RENAKEs, SC.-Bssf Catts-Thsre more
Animation in TIE make. last week and, with good request
pricss have eaned al that they have lost There are no
ca,le Of any account selling lower price &c per
c while the average Of prices is from that Up - A
aho,, $40 head remain unsold The supplies from
the south SIS the remainder NewloIs State ana Con-
necucut Cattle.
Cons ad CalsesThs Transactions are not IS heavy a.
recorded Ast week prices not 1svoFaoIy aHeeta
by the less setive demand Sales At from - TO -
Left over TO-
Ssep and Lansb,-Tbs market WAS better ssPp"sa' A"a
pnees are fully equal to our last quotation ssss st from
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RAH JANE, vile Of Mr. WIN John Ha1docs sged 81
A. Flushing, l.. /. on I'D inst. Mr.. John W. WALh-
Ek, aged o. years
His ends aud those Of his brothernlsw Albert Jour
neay respectfully invited TO attend his funeral on
guesdsy 18th inst At hafpsst oclock =. VI Funeral
services will be performed Al Emmanuel Church Sydney
place Brooklyn Rev Mr. Nintons His remains will be
conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery Tor int-rmeot Gar
risRss will be IN attendance n the church.
Miiliamsbursh. sd inst Of Inflammation OF the
lungs WILLIAM COOPER. in the sd year Of his age
The relatives sod friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Afternoon from bis late
residence FOurth-st South Third 81 ats O'clock
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NOTICES.

~ Twelfth Ward-rhe members Of the Nhis
Wad COMMITTEES Of ne Twelfth ware as siSs e.,
ner OF Third-svenue ana Eshiyourth-'Ll on iuesesJ
evening, 18th inst at u 0s,9es rS 9aSr Chairman
INV GENET. secretary. -
r. Free soiI.-The citizens Of the Fourth Var
without respect 70 party, are invited 20 ueel 81 "
iss IN. subieet OF Free Soil and Free Labor MonoPo
lists are invited to support their side OF ne qaeson'
they
NJ Teelpernuce.-A public Temperance meeting
viii be held " ecnesday e-enirs -oth lnst = -
in American Hall. corner Broadway ara Ofsna''- a
dresss. will be deved BY Rev d., tAssS' sn% go
ard others The public are respectfully nv 60 y ~ Gnu
u .tis' " 'iSO'N"'
rx~A Public Lecture.-8sV v BrRSY viii shi'
evening a. haf-Psst o'clock oef-i Lecture 49, n
Adaptations considered with reference y Natural
heocey in the hall uPsd BY the Church OF The airs
ssh Housion.st, near Broadway Tickets a. ne seer
Il. cents
~ DIR. Baird. Lectures In Brookiyn.-Dr
BsKp viii lecture tonight tat the fcmAs Acsasuy ca
France, and Thursday nshi ca Spar ana r0i'1sAl' -
re- At n meeting of the Board OF Health
January %. ls4s, The ioA'w,ns IS'Siu vSTISf crys
R,olres That the Clerk Of this sosli Be directed 70
publish in he Corporation newspapers re Tn section
ssher with the reso utoa Of the COMMISSIONING Of heath
for rurPose Ct preventing the inircdnouon OF
- hi Tae Boara q Health. O. the MAYOR ani Commis
sionsrs Of Health whenever In heir JUG nent ne
h9sltl shan require IT. may Afarf h-f fr7"F-f
wharves Of the city or Ia theig VIC iniiy - me
ground or other place Il safety, aud nsy require Al PEI
-, acles or things introduced into Tho city om sue
v,.s. 10 be seized returned o0sd CT removed % III
opsantine ground. Ia case the master, owner o. con
ss III he vessel c4nno, be 0anc saa refuse OF neg
- - oh-v III. order OF removal The Board u hsatn 60
~. Nsyor and Commissioners 81 heatn tna nave po~ei
- sa.s -uovai a. the expense Of s1ch MASTER o. ner or
eenssnee and such vessel or person hs net st-sn 20
- .,thout the written percussion q ne So-fu CT
ps.itb ~ the Mayor aud ConnissicnsF'N q Heath
Myos's OsFIcE. Nav. YosK, Jan . 1913.
r. n I,,n goer<.B.rsi. Hsalfa Csicfr s,,,.,
a. . meeting Of TIE Mayer and Sominls' e''o'
al. f,ioving resolution VS. adopted; .s o, -.,,-.
sv@rv vessel having Ga board ship teFs5 Vyp'11s Ia
sms0 Pox through the Captain, Al me MoS. S,er,S
p.vious 10 said vessel approaching "t.-h - ~ A.
ysrds OF n. Whaive. Of the Ciiy, ara iAAi &c -
Nav Isl Is46 shsn hereafter be strictly enforced
~ayor and President Board Of HEATH
ALEX +. VACHE, Resident nfsielAA'
,a,lt ; & HARRIS, Health Commissions
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IN PRESS


TUE IMMIGRANTS GUIDE and Citizens Msnnsl,
work Immigrants Of All classes r the United states
OF North America, with dire, ons and valuable informs
ton for travellers By l. W. Warner, Abb To be pub
li-hed for the author hy SaSton, s6 Brsadwey
Gums Domestic Medicine Poor Mans Fnend, N the
house Of Affection Pain snd sickness-This book points
out In plain angusge free from Doctors terms the Dis
es-es OF Men Women and Children, ard the latest an
approved used 10 their Cure, ana Is Intended
expressly for the use Of antilles
From Philsde phia Saturday Courier.
We thank the publishers OF this extensive and vauf
bic for the handsome copy thew have sent our
medical collection would have been imperfect without H.
and having there 70 problem 10 medical
but msy be solved by references q its pages. II
Is emphatcay The Poor MIn'i Frsad, aud should he
possessed by every family
From Al-xander's Messenger.
Of the useful medical works recently Is
sued from the press and every family should have COPY
Of treats upon al diseases points out TIE best rem
edy and f written IN plain language, free from techu
csl terms
100 copies Of this work have been sold within the
a. ten years l. printed IN large clear type, suesau-
italy bound. and contains 70h page..
Price -. Published for the proprietors By
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DAR>Iiu', AMERICAN MU.EUM.-P
BALLS.
YOUNG GrAPD.
HENRY CLAY FOREVER |,

,I'HE YOUNG MEMS HENRY CLAY A. citation, Ia
grateful remembrance " Their disnE1shei county
man and illustr0us Statesman ofKenfuc.y HESss CLAY,
Will dive ther Fourth AanDsi Ball At tho Coliseum, on
Monday evening jan 81. 1913. Tickets may b hsd a
the A8or Frsutn and Cy Hotels or ~ ne Sac sissnso
VIZ J HAsSALL, CbsifDsn
YRAxx yc0RHEEs, Sec Nss.sa - l<1eir
AIDES COMPLInkSTABS BALL % lsorss
IL ri Evans, a. Tznmzny Hal, Fec. -, lafs Tic<e's
aaoittus senfcUsn snd ladies' -. be hsd At th-
Oce of You're suercs, lez fssssc-st tom the Pre-i-
daDt $50 Broadway or Of soy Of the Committee
8. ~. CLAHsOa, Prssidsnt
MARIA T CoaNEEFOFD, Secretary
ia 5tkJn2 iVtF-b2ks 6'-s
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rS-MercnnriIe Library observation-disclosures

~ Mercantile Library observation-disclosures
on A-tronomy.-J. p NIcHOL, Ii d Professor II As
tronomy the Unveity Of Glasgow. scotland will de
liver six Lectures the above subject. az the Rooms n
the Association, Clinton Hall the evenings o. Tuesday
snd Friday beginning 18th January and terminating lih
February The subject will bs illustrated throughout with
large painting representing the object whose nature e
being discussed
Tickets sdmttinga sdy and gentleman TO the courses NJ
do DO one person do....... 2 90
do do do 20 single lecture. ....... 80
These with programmes may Be hal at tbs Library.
A. the bookstores OF Wiley Putnam, lG Broadway, and
Henry Kernot e3j Broadway.
Members will be supplied with tickets Al HALT PRICE
by the Librarian. The doors viii be opened at O'clock
The Lecture will commence AZ hslfpa.t seven. Members
and others who propose attending the win confer
favor By procuring tickets early 70 avoid the confusion
incident 70 the hourof assembling. ISAAC H. BAILEY,
jl7 t15is Chairman Lecture Committee.
~ Edward T.. McLane, Attorney AZ Law and
Notary Public, Norfolk, Na--Prompt and personal A.
tenton gyen 10 the collection Of claims also the various
duties o. Notary accurately filed Rf,rrnoes-Alphel
Fobes, Esq N. Y; L. W. Williams Esq Hunter Woods.
Robertson r. Brsnda, Josiah Wills. Norfolk. jll sw2ms
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FIRF At WILNIHeToS--Gds Works DESTROYED
We learn with regret that the bnding. cf the Gss
Works a, wilmington Del destroyed by Are early on
Saturday morning
SAD Ca Thursday night last the house Of Thos
Franklin Od Point. Va. destroyed by hre, and
q his children "a boy about and sl shout years Of
age) persisted IN tee flames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

II The death of EDMUND c. WArNoUGH, Esq,
A. Nouncea under OBITUARY head this morning Mr.
r. learn died OF attack Of paralysis The decess-
" for some time previous to his death was an ofcer OF
~ customs Of cur port; He had acquired much dstinc
Ia both As a writer and painter. His writings were ia
rrthfa VEIN and some OF his landscapes are gems
lswAs a brother Of John O. watmough, ESQ. late High
&efln OF the County Of Philadelphia. and nearly nc
csd by marriage 20 Vice President DAllas-iP bisde-
IA L. :. Gazette. 28th.
~ The straw goods and millinery store of
Z Me,sa. Harrington, Holorook & Co. Boston, was
anagsd BY FIRE 10 the amount Of 1000. Saturday
IShi last. Insured.