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AWYFRiS DIARY FOR 1851

D AWYERiS DIARY FOR ISL
4 AVN be ready on MONDAY MORNING, Dec. %,
this Annual Publication for Members OF the Bar. which
will be found much improved former publications.
Among It's contents will be found Calendar, Time Table,
Sbedfs ard County CLERKS Commissioners take proofs
and acknow dgmeuts in other States Commissioners to
take ac6nowled gemens for other States Public Noares
and Commissioners Deeds Judges Courts Rates OF Post
age Elections Minister'S Consuls aud Charge Ataires,
Banks and Insurance Companies in NewYork and Brook
lvu d complete isi OF Lawyers ia the City OF NeW-I YORK,
&c &c &c. Published and for sale by
BELL GOULD
d234us Law Stationers. &c 158 Nasssu-st
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PROGRAMME
Duet-Psano aid yiolin. . Overture TO Tancreli,r
Messrs Philips and Ken.eri
BaJIed-Kathleep MapouYneeu. Miss Stanley
sonr-The Heather His.......... Miss R-vnabiss5l
Rnlsd-Niiy do Weep for Mr. Philips
Baled-TEey BID Me Forget Thee. Miss Stanley
SouE-(5T particular desirel-Come 10 Ne al
Morqing Mss Sest tasoa
RaLadDerrn0th 4store Miss Stanley
BaLad-Johu An lerson my Jo........,...-....
FART II.
Solo Niolr-sounds from Home. Alr n aeft
Baiad-TeIeuces Farewell TO Kathleen. Miss Stanley
song-Here's Health Bonny Scotiaad, 10
Thes Miss Reynaldson
Ballsd-My Bovhoods Home .............. M Phillips
Song-LaHgh Lady, Laugh Miss Stanley
Song-Tek your Aud Cloak About Ye.. Miss ReynatdsoR
Violin Solo Mr. kRnert
song-(by particular req1est}--The aiccfresors
Gathering. ...... Miss ReyEalds01
Ticket FIFTY CENrS-lo he had al the principal Ml-
sic Stores, and stthe Door the evening of the Concert
Doors open 81 7--Coucert to commence at O'Clock.
DIS ga
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A RELIGIOUS DOMESTIC TALE
EAFoR YOUNG PERsONs,-G. r, PUTNAM has
'"'"' THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.

'N'' THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.
BY Elizabeth Wetherel!.
lively domestic novsl infinitely faithful 10 the
realities sod with quiet and gentle hunor relief 10 con
lesble pahos the Dckers model taking it,
heroine very ycuug aud closely her through thick and thu
up 10 maturity Whs goes deeply her religious experience,
giving popular theology sugaTcoain 20 Of is
hard pulls The geography partly real aud partly assne[y Tue
that life Ike dtncness and vaIsty winch charm
us in Dickens spt gb,luess Of the dialogue, and ls felicity
a details nsk for the stiffness aud awkward
general machinery OF .he plot II Will be very popular
hreside book boston Choaotyle
ALSO, NOW READY,
FADETTE; A DOMESTIC STORY.
From The French, by Isabella NJ. Hays.
oWs have already mentioned varable terms ths interesting
little volume which pages stock pracc wisdom
life well worth the cOnerat9nu all classes and ages
In ~ moral conveys pleasing the triumph innate good
ness over We rdsy the "of 70
ths purchasers and ss od-rns that
be acceptable the young New Iofk Day Book
d24 2teod
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EES BROADWAY.-GEO. P. PUT
1BePNAM hasrecently received from London aud Paris
an cxteneiye and valuable collection of CHOICE AND
ELEGANT BOOKS adapted for Christmas and New
Year Presents, including the Latest Publications OF eng
land aud France many which are in the richest bindings,
and others are BUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED AND LIZ
LUMINATEp
wen selected collection of STANDARD AND AT
TRACTIYE WORKS FOR LIBRARIES, in various
bindings specially adapted also for presentation TO those
who appreciate
DOORS or SUBSTANTIAL AND PERMANENT
NALU +, comprising every desirable in ENGLISH
AND AMERICAN LITERATURE.
Taste Liberaly and Economy be equally satisfied
the prices vary from 25 $780, and guaran
eed those Of any other house for the
books
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A S GENERAL HousEMAID, by neat ana
Aaay Girl; is frstrate Washer and roneE and GOO
Cook Has the OF city Recommendations iroa nor ia'
EMPLOYERS; would make herself useful snd go Tor low
wages Call al rs Bowery, ~ -
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ESROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROAD
8RWAY near Broone St Proprietor and Manager,
Mr BROUGliAM Dress Circle and ParqueLte, ~ cents
Family Circle . cers Orchestra Stall Seals 81 Private
Boxes, $5-TF1S EVENING, Dec 26, Tho performances
viii commence with an Overture Alter which
BROUGHAM co.
To he followed by Musical ntermez2io, called Echoes OF
lLt Nightingale To conclude with the Comedy fine
SERIOUS FAMILY
Doors Al 6I--hegn a. I O'Clock
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-In a private farai-
AgI4 by Gentleman. bis Wife aud gIngle Gentenaa
They would require Sitting Room and Bedrooms
pis1ly but ne sly furnished The Gentlemen would dine
down Town if required Address A. L. Tribune Office
do So
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FAREWELL CONCERT.-M[SS
JEANIE REYSALDSON. the SCOTTISH y'ses.l-t ~ !
rive E-r IfilG SID ls.E CONCERT ~ sir BROADWAY
TABERSACLE, 81 FRIDAY EVENING. Dsctnib-f .,
rs taevtous 70 her depsFtare S1shl on xc osc - N
he y III Re assisted hP MISS LOUISA STANLEY. MH
PEILLIPS. ard sfR GANTFRT. the celebrated Violin
Isl Mr. AUSTIN PHILLIPS viI preside al lie Piano
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EITBAT MORE DESIRABLE PRES
w ENT THAN A SUBSCRIPTION TO AVALtA'
BIZ aND ISIKRESTlNG MACHINE
DEWITT S DAVENPORT, tribune Buildings are
Arsl.,s for tie following desirable PERIODICALS
EITTELLfS LIVING AGE.
sur 90 per year Nothing finds liz way into This *ofS
te verv best class of Literature; and The Scientific and
the Literary y FL always find here feast
THE LADIES NATIONAL. 4,
Edited by Ms. AN S STEPHENS. Sub. $500. faI o
light AID elegant reading with all the Latest FASHIONS tne
eesrst and or the price the Magazine in INC coan-
Try
GRAHAIrs MAGAZINE.
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II tines. and especially now, when GEO r. GHAHAMis
making unparalleled exertons be The first of that class
in the world
sARTAINS MAGAZINE
Sub $500 S4RTAI,s reputation artist is uneqslea
ara the Literary the first names in the coun
uy GoDEY's MAGAZINE.
sub SEQ Very elegant.
HARPER'S MACHINE.
ia pages Of delightful Literature. Sub only $500.
Copies Of eny two of these Magazines furnished tor
year for s5.oo DEWITT DAVENPORT
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11T,p&nT coo P-ood,rovy
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Observation-Disclosures Book for
u A!85l. MERRY's MUSEUM elegantly bound. edited
by PETER FARLEY" S. T. ALLEN CO.
d263tf I42 Nassau-st
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~ NNshi AuCt!Vueel,
EpY HARMON y NASH.-StOre $40
HbBroadyysy THURSDAY, Dec. Is, Sherf's Sale OF
STEAM SAW MILL MACHINERY, Sc-Al IL o'clock,
at $50 FTOnl-st the large and brick building with tin
roof and copper cutters continuing steam engine boil
ers tank forge anvil and bellows. straight saws veneer
saws grinds0ues burr saws back saw &c Also, two
sory brick dwelling house. Also, two frame buildings
Also oil the sheds racks and other buildings OF The mill
The above sill be sold together with The lease OF he pre-
misses on which The above buildings stand said lease hay
ing Years to run from May 1850 being for Y lots
Of land, having 10 feet on Fron'sL and running through
to the East River ld24 ST. 3 DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
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DOARD.-A back Parlor, suitable for a
4 bGentlernan and bis Wife: also Rooms for we
single Gentlemen Apply at IL Leroy-pace, Bleeekerst
o2l 9t1w wv
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RANKING HOUSE OF ]. CARO-
ASSTHERS co. No IS wood-sL PITTSBURGH "a.
-SesSsSons made on ali the PRINCIPAL CITIES c{ thu
UNITED STATES Reference IN HswsYark Messrs.
WinslouF, Lsnssr Co So wal-s1 ssfTr
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A GAME OF +" WISE SAWS for
L n the HOLIDAYS an amusement for Old and Young,
has just been published by VIM Ia JONES,
l52 Sixh-svenue E!eyenth'st
For sale by Booksellers generally. dl7 5eod*
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1 RARE CHANCE TO Make MONEY.

A-Any person having $500 81 their disposal may hear
of an opportunity nf investing II IN light SAFE aud pFon!
able business already established paying 100 per cent
with Jour years OF unexpired lease ths building whese
tie business is located Satisfactory rcasons gwen of sell
mo ont Address note 70 Daguerrean Tribune Uhcs,
.tsiiug wien and where interview Gun Be had ~nlcn
VIII meet with prompt attention IA lH
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" Liquid Hair Dye, improved so as 10 color the
asr Whiskers the momeuit Is applied without the easi
injury entirely free from unpleasant odor and be
gsEhed with the strongest soap Immediately Is applied
without waiting to dry For sale, applied at BATcHEL-
AIS Wig Factory, Wall-st rnyl5 TuTh&Sauf
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ROARD-A second floor handsomely
E1urnisbed can be had in few days By small family
irving place. The best OF reference given sad re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31
Liyerpool COTTON Market.

Friday Dec l3.~-The present week opened
with 8 firm but quiet market, the trade buying
sparingy, and the relative high rates now current
having limited all speculative transactions, The
sales Of Friday were only s coo bales these OF
Saturday, 5000 of Monday, 5000; and of Tues
day, 1900. An improved tone pervsdes gen.
eral trade in Manchester on Tuesday tuit
prices were readily attainabe for manufactures.
and the opinion gained ground that peace would
be maintained on the continent gave general con
fdence. consequence OF this has been deci'
ded improvement OF IN demand here at some lit
tie adyrnc in prices. The sales of Wednesday
were 600 bales and those ofyesterday 5000 bales
The total sales OF the week amounting to 81, 240
bales To day the trade sgain buy brlskly, and
1000 bales are sold at the highest rate of the
week, including 1000 taken on speculation and
for export To day there is difficulty in pur'
chasing the fair qualities of American at the
quotations American descriptions are in good
request and less freely offered. The quota
tons of fair qualities have not changed.
but the lower and middling qualities
have uniformly advanced about Id per pound. -
Brazil and Egyptian are without any materisl
change in value. Surats are also freely offered.
particularly the lower qualities, and they are dull
OF sale at last weeks prices.
$500 bales of American, 40 Pernam, l.73O FER
NAM 10 Egyptian, LILO Surats, have been taken
on speculation. and i40 of American, 40 Pernams.
90 Bahias and l,4lO Surats for export Sales this
week 1870 Sea Island, Georgia, at NJ 029 ID; 10
stained do, n pSd. lOr500 Uplands' bowed, 81
Sd II $40 New.Qrleans, O. 09ld 1880 Mobile,
6I075d; 97O Pernam and Paraib q 0a}d 1900
Bahia Maracaibo, sl0sld.; $3.50 Maranham, 30
sid; 1000 Egyptian 7i0lold.i so Demerera.
9a10gd. 10 Garthagena, cd. APO surat, 40
cd and 40 Madras sid Imports to this date,
1885, l,39l,3l2 bags same time, ls4o, l,61@o3o
bags; stocks on hand this date 1850 400, 9SO bags
same time lS49, 49, 600 bags. Sales--ToEai sales
to l4th Dec 1919, 2,65l, 400 bags total sales To
10Th Dec 1850, a,2759eO SATURDAY, Dec IA
Very Arm sales 5000 bales
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ALL QUIET IN EUROPE
COTTON SLIGHTLY ADVANCED !
Markets, &c.
By Telegraph to The Ssw.TOrk Tribune,

BosroN. Monday, Dec 50.
The steamer Baltic, Capt Comstook. from Liv.
erpool, Dec. Il, put into Provincetown on sasur-
day morning short of coal.
The Baltic s mail arrived at Boston at P. NJ.
The pilosboe Friend. from Provincetown.
whence she left Sunday night a. 10 O'Clock
with nine passengers from the steamship Baltic,
has just arrived Capt Comstoek had purchased
the cargo of cosl of brig Palm from Sydney for
Boston, and put into Provincetowp for harbor-
The Baltic would proceed to New.York on Tues.
day.
Mr. T. B. Curtis of Boston, has dispatched a
schooner with $50 tuns Of coal to Proyincetown
The steamer has 1o4 passengers and full freight.
Among the passengers is HAusEE, she great
vioniss, who comes to this country under en-
gagemeHt from Max Maretzek.
To the kind consideration OF George Wilkins
Kendall. also passenger, We are indebted for
Liverpool papers which we received at Ii o'clock
on Monday morning, by the hand ofSeth s. Lynde,
another passenger, taking his way overland to
New-York.
The Baltic arrived off Halifax at P NJ on
Friday last.
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-. CA,DwgLL replied and contsuded that
~, .onId better sell his Warrant for fair price
transferable than if obliged to wait until laada
I've located when spectators only could afford
y. mn the hazard of buying them,
Mr. JOINS asked whether he had ever seen any
,,scuIator or jobber who desired the warrants
Tssde transferable.
Mr. CALDWELL replied he had not, and stated
n conclusion that it was the unanimous wish Of
bose entitled to warrants in Kentucky that shis
,,osoldtion should pass At his instance Mr.. YIN
,oys motion was laid on the table, and the reso-
Iation was passed: Yeas, los; Nays, 81.
Mr. BRowH OF Mississippi Introduced bill
ganting the right of way and public lands to
louisiana and Mississippi for railroad purposes
Referred to Committee on Public Lands
mr. SCHENcE introduced bill granting right OF
way through Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, Tor me
Of railroad connecting Cincinnati with eandoSAy
city
Mr. McCLERYAHD proposed substitute g'vihs
lands to aid che work with view OF CONNECTING
the Mississippi river opposite st, LOUIS WIN .uo
interior of Ohio. Joining railroads III other oIeec
tions. -
Mr.. swEErsER opposed the bill
MIR. VEsABLE was opposed TO all these schemes.
If the Publis Lands are to be divided let the old
ard new States share alike.
Mr.. MARSHALL offered an amendment that
would connect Louisville with ST. Louis.
Mr. ScHEHcK spoke in favor of Mr.. McCler
nand's amendment
Without concluding the House adjourned.
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Things Ia Germany.

Events in Central Europe have gone on vary
ing in aspect during the week, and whatever may
,o he said about the condition Of peace, or rather
the postponement of hostilities agreed epon at VI
mntz we sec but little 70 shake our conviction that
both parties are trying TO oyeeach the other, and
that the Free Conferences which are TO De open
ed on the 18th inst at Dresden are not more ike
" to settle permanently the relative PrePondef-
snce or supremacy Of Austria and Prussia, than
snv of the numerous Diets that have tried their
hands at this gordian knot during many years past.
The contracting parties are TO send two conf
rDissioners to Holstein, one from each power, 70
summon the refractory belligerents to lay down
THEN arms.
With regard to Hesse-c assal, the Free Confer
ences are 10 adjust that diSpate-the ElectoE IN
the meantime being asked to go back 70 Csasel
protected by one Prussian and one Federal bat
talon. The Etappe roads, which join the Prussian
Eastern PaOyinces with the Westphalia Prov
inces, are 70 be open to both Prussans and FED
erals and the former are not 70 obs'rucE the
movements OF the Federaltroops-
The King of Bavaria, seconded by ur'eio'
berg, has taken every step to mark nis dlsapPFo'
baton Of the Olmatz compromise, ana Sa1ohy .
said to be equally annoyed BY It.
A change has take place in the hsad-4laF.ss' u
the Duchies. Gen, Willisen has suddenly t.
ai.nsd the command o. the Schleswig ID olstein
ATmv and has gone &c Altoona Cen foa ae'
Ho-s. has BEEN appointed Commander Ia aia
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THE ENDIsG AND BEGINNING YEAR.

THE ENDING AND BEGINNING YEAR.
BY ALFRED TESSysos.
RIsG out, wild bells, to the wild sky,
The flying clouds, the frosty light
The Year is dying in the night
Ring out, wild bells, and let him die.
Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring. happy bells, across the snow
The Year is going, let him go;
Ring cut the false, ring in the true.
Ring ont the grief that saps the mind,
For thoae that here we see no more
Ring out the feuds OF rich aud poor,
Ring inredress to ali Mankind
Ring cut q slowly dying cause,
And ancient forms Of party strife;
Ring in the nobler modes of life,
With sweeter manners. purer laws.
Ring out the want, the care, the sin,
The faithlass coldness of the times
Ring out, ring out my mournfui rhymes
But ring the fuller minstrel in.
Ring out false pride in place and blood,
The civic Islander and the spite;
Ring in the love OF truth and right,
Ring in the common love of good.
Ring out old shapes of foul disease,
Ring out the narrow last of gold,
Ring out the thousand wars OF old,
Ring in the Thousand years Of peace.
Ring in the valiant man AMI free,
The larger heart, the kindlier hand
Ring out the darkness of the land,
Ring in the Christ that is to be
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HUDSON RIVER INSURANCE CoMPASY.-We
copy the following article from the Troy Dady
Pest, commenting it to the attention OF those who
have acquired the reputation Of paying their losses
srudgingly We think this Company is deserving
oflpublic patronage from the prompness with
which they meet their liabilities and the genera
management of their business
An EXAMPLE WORTHY OF INITArloN-hUD.
SON RIVER ISs. CoMPANY.-Our readers Will re-
collect that we noticed fire in our last SatuF,
DAVIS paper, which broke out in Messrs Ross *
Smiths store In River.st We are informed that
the entire stock Of goods owned by those gentle
men were destroyed They were insured in the
Mechanics Mutual Northern, " estern, and N
the Hudson River ms Company.
The FIRE occurred on Saturday morning the
Hudson River Insurance Company had notice.
informally, of their loss on Saturday evening
On the following Monday morning, Col. Morgan
called on Messrs, Ross 4 Smith, and for the Com
papy adjusted aud paid the loss BY their char
ter, the Hudson River ms. Co. were entitled to
sixty days in which to make their psyment-thus
anticipating their engagements TINS prosPs'
ness, and cheerful compliance with their agree
ments with the insured is highly cFedlta0le to the
Directors Of the Company.
Ii has been painful to Us to wltness me reiuc-
tance-in many instanees-with which insurance
companies have paid their losses. They nave
seemed to regard with suspicious eye every
person 8ho mas been SO unfortunate as 70 De com
peIed to come up To them ior molety OF their
loss Thev have thrown before them, IN great
many instances the tedious and intricate formula,
through which, by their by laws, the insured Is
compelled to reach their Just dues from the com
panv. and, after exbausting the patience OF their
pstrons. they have-in too many instances--
wound Up ghe chapter Of their crQeltles by run,
GUS lawsuit. This money should no: De paid
srudgingly; it should be regarded as s sacred
debt. and when there IS not plain case Of ira1d,
the intercourse with the company sat the insured
should be open and cordial every ebert shoa!d
be used bv the company to bring the adjustment
Of Tie claim, and its final settlement, to speedy
snd satisfactory conclusion. The conduct OF TINS
COMPANY. in this case is WORTHY OF praise +"
are informed. that although this company has done
= large business-Iarger perhaps than any cam
many of its age in the Stste-thls IS the hrst loss
+ has sustained. They have adopted the wise
nolicv, Of taking small amounts in single risk,
snd so managing az to avoid the destruction o.
more tfan one risk ct any one ire IRIS Is sae
7T7s safe mode If insuring a disregard Of 'Eii
sa1,ery n.ethod has been :he rock on "llief
maav Of the Old companies lave gone - ga.a :
TIE ii-ee. - Of :his company s made Up 0. '2a'
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By the latest accounts from Electoral Hess
the Prussisns were at HanfeId. being 10th tO
depart The Electog, now counting oPon the sup
port Of the Austrisns, IS protesting against the
presence OF the Prussians ia bis capital. and tho
Austrians, thus encouraged continue to advance
At the last accounts, they occupied MarbRrs.
where they commanded the railroad from Frank
fort to cassel, and completely turned the flank Of
the Prussians.
The Berlin journals seem to count on peace
being preserved.
From Vienna the news is not quite So pacific,
end while il is said that the Prussian army is or
dered to be reduced, tine armsments at Vienna
Still continue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31

THE HOME JOURNAL 1t is never an unwel-
come task to US 10 pen the close of each year our made
ackno gent of the pleasure and prof! we have
reaped during from perusai of the Home jour
ana none thai we are aware of in Europe which bear
a moments comparison with this brilliant, amusing. IL
strucve and original periodical liz editors have world
wide fame and its corps OF stated contributors includes
some OF the most capable and pracced pens in the new
hemisphere lis promises for the approaching new year
are more than usually inviting. while the price remains
only 81 per aunum We wish it continuance and in.
y 1eii's nm Cousitutonaiis
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Mr. Eey lady aud four children aessrs stone s u
Palmer Capt Hnuon, ShsekeiIort and lady w III
tie and lady Mr and nrs Gordon, James Brown, la1y.
TWO deu ghiers and servant Brown, Brown Glapp
Hatton Potter w Parker, } Il Dillon, w II hsnp
snd brother T ii Dale II WoIcotG fuller, Ha!s.sad.
L Bailey Eckford f Jones' Henry Jf, Eckera Par
Lisfane Wagner Henferth, bliss Mason c Waldo, }
peson.J Briggs Lynd Dc Arispe Knqsi Bd9pksl'
two infants and iseryant sinnard Aiss ery Dir WHIT.
man Mr gchnabb and lady HOOK, Mr Sergeant hiss
Crosby and maid @ w Kendall, Buiiit Mrs ssisa,
Jobnsgu, MIA Williams Ar Mumlord, D Curfsss W
Hastings Z Landon, s Macy, Smith and soas U
Brscoin w Msrfit, Mr. HsnsOg SehsRek. Y D nsaHns''
n II AZ Ltnn Afr Hnrdof. 7 RAmee.
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LEAD MtSE TX NEw.HAapsaiKE-Ihe Bar
Mr.. Frencn, of Nelson, ~ H. ass Eecg a,a eh
.o a Younger cons and hired dig daily ons
and and hall tuns Of pure black lead which, de-
sirered at the depot in Keene eleven miles dis
, at i wtxth $50 per tun There are several
Ia ME. n this article in that vicinity. but this Is
aid 10 be the purest and most abundant: He con-
templates employing several hands IN the aprns
al the mine where they may at conPafaslVs'T