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this day saiurdsy !he s.lssroom o Nassau .s-sss
s0mey bound cl,tt and from TAlli
q s:tsi Ind e: s
eeilsny popular travels and Mr. Eliss work.
CHRISTI al D q ssps
MARX wRAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
eieef nth avenue bst ten sn' Esssas and
hsussts streets the entire furniture Of family
sS,ssus beds bedding as9staads paintings. orosEsry
necessary for keeping house Sale positive '''
SALE BY AucTIoN-oN TUESDAY. @rH INSTANT
&c Pearl e. e ~ a lsr. ss sS0TaF days by BELL -
Isi tn1 mp9rtsd By NoyiaDd VII ams consisting
which w sSoas I ny
70 eau aIa Examine the goods tho ia, previous the SALE
delivered expose Stables nj IN
teres Of Richardson Reynolds hah IN the 9a day
may in :nd seventy horsss .na
stages JOHN 0KskR Sheriff.
SEP At as.
me Fulton ferry Brooklyn, the we'll known trotns horse
aps :ns e
$40 70 and Say q ons s
no IRON WORKERS AND MAcHINIsTs.-AUeTIoN
sale OF An iron railing manufActory.Wul be sold per-
emptory on Saturday she 18th nst commencing ~ 10
~ the premises known Massachusetts, Iron Works.
Hstosen all the tools patterns, snvls. 40. with
oand scrap and sheet ron also steam engine and
o THO leasehod interest Of the occupants In
s said premiaes Tho vi ole will be sold without reserve
BY order Of the Sheriff of hudson county.
IAN WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Monday ut l0M O'clock at 1877 Canal stre,t the house
hold furniture Of family bresking housekeeping consst
ing teea tetes Sofas mirrors secondhand mahogany
rocking and other chairs tables bookcase mahogany ward
!obe dressing and plain bureaus and Wristbands anir mat
refsts elegant carpets oil cloths ohns glass aud plated
ware toys fancy sods cooking also the Of
the stock Of IN upholserer 100 pair of nces bands trim
mings &C.
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RY JOSEPH HEGENAN, AUCTIONEER-NONDAY,
ssS the e 1i
pss q Ing
auors 30 good horse wagon, cart and harness Gaia
logues ready at TIE sales rooom, near the City Hall
t,nsion Of Ladies and BosH amy ss a. t.
the following sales of useful and goods
hsd a. his now and splendid central sales the
Tuesday Dec. 70 half past7 M pre- ,se,y a large
AID elegant assortment Of rich broohe long
aw,s Of various patterns, cashmere Grape snd woolen
Wednesday Dec. a. at 10 O'clock A. NJ largo sale Of
liant diamond brooches earring crosses breastpns rings
&C. Also large assortment OF fine gold jewcy expressly
made for srs GLASS city retail rade Purchasers rciy
the quat OF the goods attice will be guarAn
teed b. the auooneer TO DO strictly represented the
catalogues The weight Of tho brilliant diamond each
article IN the catalogue will DO stated and to be
Same day 81 O'Clock p NJ will commence tho positive
fifty splendid sleigh and lap richly ned rumed
Of styles elegant fur oeat gloves and
with every article in safe will DO worthy
the Of the trade and all Of such goods
sds sn sySv @ ~ y TOR city retail
TO be the catalogue which will be ready
on Tuesday when the goods lie examined Tn, whole
VII be continued every afternoon at hour until
the whole stock is dsposed OF.
tion ot,ery valuable oil paintings by well known American
and foreign artists comprising great variety capct
paintings Of great value worthy .ttension Of conn lis
seuIr vii DO included in this sae II parsed Though the
Thursday Friday and Saturday ed 2sd and 24ts At half
past o'clock each evening Sig g. b. Pandshns second
ns. se - y ara statusrS
lees variety Of rich silver plated papier
mache inaid with PEARL 40 Catalogues the
rests provided for ladies whs in spacious rooms will
be free from many to ordinary als
Please cnt ont this ADVERTISED the
salesrcon5 Tor o catalogue
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Mr.. McDIannus, for the past Twenty Years
hater A. No. aowery in this city, and for the Lac. Two
Slstoss that any articles h Mo hat oe such he has
e3WAyp furnished DO had ~ NJ Draks No. Bowery
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


vorNG MEMS ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH
L Dutch Church fifth avenue, corner Of T~onty frat
of philadelphia, Sabbath evening" 18th inst, at TX
O'Clock.
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press will contain exclusive of its editorials and
much other highly interesting soelary original
fom the pen Of that highly gifted and popular writer Miss
worth ten times the pr charged for The Atlas tale
Of exciting interest," from contributor may also be
90 cents, Office An II.
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Hair Dye and Wlgs.-BatchoIOr's Manu-
factory for these articles 70 s Broadway oppo
world for the sale and application Of h hair dye and newly
Aventsd wigs and toupees Nine private rooms AL
Hoe
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BRUNSWICK CITY, GEoRGIA.-LARGE AND Pc.
remPtory sale Of building lets in The city Of Brunswick
hereby give notice that sale Of i've eligible lots Will
lake place by pubic on At the OyIethorpe House.
said city, on Thursday tn. 18th day Of Jasuary 1884 81
o'clock The sale viii be positive to the highest bidder.
years Title Perfect The port aud site of Brsns
wick hold ont commercial and maritime advantages superior
70 hoe presented BY other south Of Chesapeake Bay
The climate healthy the water pure Further
with maps, &c BIO had Mt the ocs Of the company %
Broadway, New York, or Of NJ: John Brooks, agent
Brunswick, 0sorgs. WIN. CHAUNCEY, President.
THt MAS A. DEXTER Secretary.
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Gouraud's italian Mcdicated Soap II the
most glorious compound invented the
ehaf pimples ronghnsss ssowness and other skin de-
low forehead or any part Of tho body Liquid hair dye
rouge restorative and perfumery ct 81 Walker street,
drst STOKE from Broad
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Daguerreotypcs Cheaper Than Ever
axe well taken and soorsd with case complete 70,
being for the benefit OF Mr. button Van sko the
chemist. Look out for rush. REEFS Co., 2S9 Broadway
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Superb HAITI for the New Years. anan
has the clog TO his friends and the public
And especially TO bis young friends who contemplate
Iears cans ina. az mas osousnm ous ssyle
perb articles is the old figure "a. GlNIN ga Broadway
81 Paula
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Gouraud's italian Medieated Soap IL the
low
Hair Dye and Wigs.-BatcheIor's Manu-
e. these article: . 70 @
world for hs sale and application Of hs hair dye and newly
ioes.
I, II. G. Graham, OF ound mind, do declare
to all that win the whiskers and
t. and @ III: xes and e.
to any part Of the country R. d. GRAHAH, IS Ann
Lightly and Gracefully Fall the Snow
fall s ess s s
dressing s: sssassSmsnt Bro.dssy "'' max
wigs, Toupees and Hair Dyeing.-Med-
hurst HhAkD Maiden lane have Just been awarded
& eus .ad
ornamental hair work always hand warranted not to
shrink or change color.
Everybody Knows the DIFFERENCE between
artist. Is. one !: :se.: sssS eS NJ sa Snis
tude Of nature There is the same difference between the
rich S1 p s Ss i
a r y Si'S Il
applied private rooms by CRlSrAD PRO- Astor House.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Surgical Belts,
club foot and spinal intruments complete assortment
the improved tru6ees
female Of various kinds suited to All caes bes
piles proapsu and lace stocking and knee for
weak joints. Ofoe No. IL Ann street, nearthe Museum.
Pulvermacher's Patent Hydro Electric
Voaio Oh aims the highest medic authe
rites In the world rheumatism neuralgia paralysis
palpatons head and toothache Liver complaint dypepsA
81 vus dance fits and hystsrics female complaints. Call
w N''''''''' '-'''- J. sTE1NERr. Ses Broadway.
Demenot & Meyers Infallible Liquid Hair
aye superior to all dyes will color red hair
beautiful black brown without injury
hair skin Applied and sold wholesale and RETAIL 81
No. Is CortlAndt street,
Why Will ye Delay 3 Never leave Undone
what can be done to-day Bus HOwES cough candy for
that cough cold, foAreeness thro tickling In the
chest on the lungs 1t 10 su to Depot l Chat
ham street. Sold everywhere.
II You Wish to be Cured OF Your Cough,
colds asthma, consumption take Dr. J. 8. se's
HORNE, 1872 Fulton street. west Broad way
where Rofes Medical Adviser is delivered gratis.
The Great Remedy.-We have examined
many compounds in the course of long professo aal c
and satisfied that the Syrup Of Ginseng
prepared by Dr. Corne the most safe and certain
Sold wholesale and retail 6y Wilson TarbsnH co., IS
and 40 Hanover street. and by druggts general
TINES Also by Charles H. Ring, l92 Broadway, ana by
Boyd Paul, 40 Cortlandt street.
Consumption Treated by Inhalation OF
Medicated Vapors, also bronchitis and asthma DR. CAN.
per steamship Canada supply Of Sir Charles
tnbAlng vessels. On1oo b56 Houston street.
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E,INANCE DEPARTMENT. CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE,
New York, December H. 1S53-Auoton Noticc-The old
engine house frame BUILDING removed from lot on south
standing In Forty eighth street. wi DO sold public
auction to the hishet bidder Friday December g. at
L O'Clock r., ~ the Comptrollers Oioe, No. Hall Of
Records The purchaser will he required the
Without unnecessary delay. Terms cash.
A. g. FLAG0, Comptroller.
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1, II. G. Graham, OF so und mind, do declare
to all that onguent win force the whkers and
grow strong thick in weeks
the skin. You will find this silly true 81 per BOTTLE
to any part Of the country. R. @. GRAHAM IS Ann st.
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DANIEL D. NASH, AUCTIoNEER. $40 BROADWAY
~ will sell Tuesday next, Goth inst ~ Ii O'Clock A.
NJ assortment Of cething consisting Of coats, pants
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II You Wish to be Cured OF Your Cough,
colds asthma, er consumption, take Dr. RISES OK
pcctorant or cough syrup to be had of X. H. Harris
HORNE, 1862 Fulton street, two doors Of Broadway,
where Rofe's Medical Adviser 10 delivered gratis
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NINETEENTH WARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION
IN OF the democratic ectorp, hold at Little Tammany,
between Eighty fourth and Eighty 18th Streets
call of the General Committee of Stuyvssant
1nltute the folio ticket duly elected Thursday
evening, Dec Is, 1858 =
NATIONAL. DEMDcRAric TfcKEr-GESERAL COMMITTEE
jeremiah Towle, JAS. c. Rutherford, James W. Walsh.
MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Daniel Noonan, Jacob J Rosenstne, James SadleY.
Chas Ii. Wheeler TLos AcSpedep
coMsrrrEE
VIM Werdsworth, Bernard Kccabe, William O'Keefe,
Johr G. Kip, Dennis Turbedy, James Reed,
Bernard Gormlsy, Jonathan Youdalo, Patrick Weir,
Jas Gerreighty. Thomas O'Riley Michael o. Bren,
Joshua NJ Dunlap. Anthony Mathews, James Augrove
shAslss I; xMSEElLrR, inspectors.
JAMES SADLSR
V1WENTYsECoND WARD.-A PRIMARY ELECTION
held in the Twenty second Ward, In accordance
with the Of tho Republican
eral Committee At the houe If James NsNutty Of
Seventh and Fifty fifth street Thursday evening"
10Th init between the hsurs Of and O'Clock p n We
the undersigned inspectors OF election appointed BY said
committee, certify that the following nmittses duly
elected 1T said primary election pursuant to said call
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
VIM. A. Turnue. Frsncis Barren, Patrick Mastsrson.
YOUNG MEMS COMMITTEE.
Peter Mssterson, John Toole, W. II. Steinhreurer.
Patrick Mol onald, Roger Clancy.
WARD COMMITTEE.
James slevin, Patrick Nee ure, James Nasterssn,
Benjamin Colford, John II. Blunt Peter II. Boppert
Paul Shooke, John :. Magnus Jas. A. Mccormick
Michael Tracey, Thomas Kerr John Murphy.
Wm. Kerney, Thos. McElroy Ttrenoe AcCabe.
PETER MASTERS0N,1
JAMhS SLEvIN, Inspectors.
BENZ. A COLLARD,
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK.-NOTICR.-A NAIL FOR
Europe will be made ~ this oce for steamer Andes.
Nv. FOWLER, P. n.
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TWENTY SECOND WARD AT AN ELECTION HELD
at Corys If Forty sixth street and Ninth
to tho resolution passed by the
Republican General Committee tho 9th cleo.
place the 10Th the following ticket was
elected by 6S3 majority
COMMITTEE
John Doherty. John Qun, Henry A. Cargn.
MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE
John Walsh, @. II. STRIKER, Jr, Charles Campbell.
VIM. II. Doherty Edwin Smith
Patrick Murphy, John brady, p p. Boppert.
Edward S~ee,y, Edward Egbert, Thomas Higgins.
Thomas Kerr, James Slaven. John Murphy,
Michael Kelly, John Scroder, Terence MsCabe,
James 0rugan, Jehn O'Keefe, Francis Campbell.
EDWARD SWEENY,
THOMAS HIGGINS, yIuspcctors.
JAMkS BOLEY
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mitchell DEMONSTRATION.

DIDUN TO JOHN MlTCHEL-JOHN MICHEL
~ having accepted invitation to public dinner the
18th Instant at the Broadway Theatre from large number
of highly respectable citzens the Committee Of Arrange
ments beg the friends Of republican freedom that
Broadway Thsatr Metroroltan Hotel g. Nicholas Hotel
Lee, 3l5 Broadway; Mccormick oHice Irish American AZ
stret Captain Thomas Murphy Is Elizabeth street;
Thomss Clark Chatham and James street; ia
Russell Thirty 18th street and Third Henry Mar
Mr. Magan. Grand street Hall Tickets five dollars, On.
tng the holder introduce two ladies to the boxes
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T COTTON, AUCTIONKER.-LARGEs SALE OF RICH
rosewood and mahogany furniture, French plate mir
cArptts oil cloths xcF Cotton will SELL this day
Saturday, December H. at l0 o'clock at the auction
large and choice Of aud second hand
furniture In every STYLE 1t will prise ia part
wood and mahogany so and tete wardrobes book
cases. eeeretares several suits Of rosewood furniture In
furniture, marble dressing and plain bureaus dvans
arbe top and richly carved sofa centre and card tables
French mahogany bedsteads full Frcpoh nahogany chsirs
spring solts couchee and couch besesds several large
oil coths 1ve: plated together WITH every desccp
ton Of household urrure, but se used Gale will be pc
remptory, and afford good opportunity those
Goods can he examined before the sale.
n Q. HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
VI. day. at l0la o'clock. At 10 Sixth avenue 1000 psror
and cooking stoves tin shecs eon tools hane
fxtrres rrng the stock Of stove denler declining
business Aho furniture, furs oil paintings pier glasses
DC DC. Gale without any reserve whatever.
HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER. SATURDAY,
IL Dec. IL ut l0s o'clock, NJ the saos room No Wall
street, euperb assortment OF costly fur robes &C. ss
ing OF sets Hudson Bay snbe royal Russian ermnc
martin. South American chinohia, Russian and African
nynx sberian squirrel London lustted lynx fitch
hmian martin, nnd other rich descriptions, all mapufo
tured ally for private sale aud article warranted
a. catalogue Alfo msntllns NUTS, cuffs victo
rine and etorne bcas meek ties de- of the abovs costly
frs Also, large assortment Of tho richest lnei
Asrracnn prairie and white wl leopard and panther robes
40. Ao, buffalo coats do Siberian do boar skin,
no To the trade and others will firm tho finest sale
made this season and oforc stated every article
as above AZ IL O'clock At the ssles No Wall street,
the original panorama Of Bibe New Testament being the
largest painting In tho world Positively 10 be
sold to the ht hest Bidder, without reserve.
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Lightly and Gracefully Fall the Snow
FakesSo gradually fall this locks from the human head
ERS tcnique free from grease aAdEnoenve
fail them Principal depot Bakers ladies' hair
dressing establishment, 439 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PERH0HAL.
A CERTAIN LITERARY LADY, WHO CALLED AT
"A the Office OF the sunday Atlas yesterday afternoon
about three and asked to look at proof sheets
which viii appear in that paper TO- is TO
return the proofs she either by accident design away
with her. before IL o'clock this day her nsme will be
given to the public in tomorrow's Atlas. -. I.
GEORGE WILKINS WILL PLEASE CALL AT THE
" Broadway Post ONCE where he will find note to his
address.
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Wigs, Toupees and Hair Dyelng.-Med-
HURST HkAkD, q Maiden lane, have been awarded
the silver the best wigs exhibited
Ladies' back and front brsids curs bands and variety OF
ornamental hair work. always hand warranted not to
shrink or change color.
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rHr LECTURE SEASON,


r ECTURES ON MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE, BIZ
~ Oliver Byrne, civil military and mechanical engineer
author OF the Dictionary Of Mechanics" and
other works Deo nth 9th and 3lst Al the Apollo Rooms
4i0 Broadway, commencing Mt O'clock, p N.
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A UCIICN sALE-THTS DAY, Az l0Is O'CLc OK, ON
"A the Iremises Al Walker street household
sisting Of sofa rockers hair stuffed chss bureaus carpets
clocks lokng glasses bedsteads feather beds hair
cash THOS. SPIhK suct;sncer 800 Hro
rich and grand pianOfOrt Of excellent soas
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THe Great Hemedys-We nave examincd
many compounds in the of long proessio AL e
and satisfied that the Syrup Of Ginseng Mava
prepared by DR. Corine the safe and certain
fcI A diseases Of the lungs that has
Sold whHes.s and retail By wls:n rsrbspk CO. IS
Times Also by Charles Ii. Ring, l92 Broadway, ana by
Boyd Paul. 40 CortlAndt street.
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Consumption Treated by Inhalation OF
Hsdssed vsp1r. also bronchitis and ssshm. DR. CAN
per steamship Canads supply Of Sir Charles
inbaling vessels. Onhoe 656 Houston street.
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DEcEIPT B00K.-LosT, ON TUESDAY EVENING, A
III chipping receipt book Wcgt atroet between Costndt
aud Harrison liberal reward viii be paid ite genga
10 Charles I. Park &C., III West nt.eet
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n 8. BOUGH, ACCOMMODATIONS SALE OF
~. magnificent household furniture, pianofote, pier
glasses yaive. carpets sstuary silver Ac this day,
(saurdayO at 10 A M at No. las West Twenty fret st:ee
between Seventh and Eighth consisting Of hand
somely carved rosewood suit in crimson and gold brooa
in criu rosewood chairs wing do
gold brooAde plate frsnt and eegere splendid
pianoorte octave (warrante rosewood centre tables
with black and gold tops side and fancy tables with Italian
roups, vsque figures, &o several finely caorsd oil int
rg acrox lace embroidered curtains white and blue
slooks mantel ornaments rosewood extension table ma
and tea SETS gold band and plain do ert glassware silver
forks spoons cake baskets tea sets coffee do rosewood
and Mahogany French gthc and Elzatethan bedsteads
rosewood wash srd stands mahogany do toilet
hair mattresses ocunerpGnes WOODEN blankets feather beds
holsters and pillows.
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Everybody Knows the Difference between
:..;,. 3. ssss NJ H.. q .@ 1;as
tude Of nature There the same difference between the
color burnt into tho hair by the cauo hair dyes and the
rich natural black impaired by that genuine and
conservative preparation known to the whole world Ces
tadoro excelsior liquid hair dye Manufactured sold and
applied in private rooms, by CRlSTAD oR0, Astor House.
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INFORMATION WAETED-OF CATHERINE, ANTHO-
N.Y. James and Michael McNeeley. When last heard
they were in Wood county Virginia. They natives of
the parishes Of Crosmona Coin apne county Mayo Ire
land Any inform alton will DO thankfully received At $50
Twenty street. between Tenth and
ANDREW NARY
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Why Will ye Delay 3 Never leave Undone
yh.s can DO done to-day sus AoWEs cough candy for
chest the lungs. 1t to Depot l66 Chat
ham street. Sold every where.
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ages hence by the devotee who delights bow the
shrine Of greatnessaDd that spot the birth place Of
Daniel Webster
Far away are the White Mountains, named after the
illustrous who reared the Temple Of Lberty-Adams
Jeherson Madison, and from his shoulders up
ward higher than all others with his dark forest an
tie gathered at his feet and bis bare head barred %
Heaven Is if a benedctiOn asking Mount Washington
lis vain for me t. attempt revelation Of their beau
ties, and leave it for some poetic hand
But leaving the mountains and their beauties there
ore other things that engage the attention What il to
be- the destiny Of New England The question has
forced itself upon me, and turn 70 its consideration
To him Vho locks only At the rocks and the hard SOIL Il
seems 10 say Work or die; and in still stronger an
cuage il SAWS 10 him who comes from verient fields
md blooming prairies, Work and de- Bat
such fate is not for the hardy sons of the
bleak hills of New England. The Valley Of the
Mcrrimac is to be- filled with dense population
Commenting AZ the ocean is NebuVport, with popula
ton of thirteen Thousand: ten miles up stream is Hsyer
hill with lis ten thousand six miles funherls Lawrence
with its fourteen Thousand and growth unparalleled in
the United States or in the world Ten miles farther is
Lowell, with its tOnJ.hye thousand fifteen miles more
gives US Nashua slth IT'S ten thousand; fifteen more
Manchester with nincteeu thousand: aud heen more
Concord, with It's eleven thousand. These are bnt the
large towns while between these respectable villages
Of one two and three thOussnd inhabitants Here we
have at least hundred and fly thousand inhabitants
supported directly by manufacturing TO say nothing of
the farmers WhO find markets close at therdoOrs This
growth is not 70 stop here The Merrmac has not its
equal for power in the world, when its length is taken
into account. With the Winnipseogee for reservoir
It's resources almost boundes aud the sites are not
half nor third of them occupied.
THERE'S one feature which nature has provided which
does not exist in such great as New-York and
which Is for tie benefit Of lbe poor: Rents can never
inset great extent and remain for a long time
There is 50 much territory yet 70 be occupied that
when rents reach certain point new ceuters start
cd, Which affords the Of limited means 10 provide
for himself home which IN time is certain 20 increase
In lis value; and these cen'crs increase the agrcu
tural interest NewIampshire il not t. be agricul-
tulal state he raise cattle unmatched by any in
the word She can export Ice and granite and has ex.
ported men But the saf Of life is be looked for in
The eranaries Of the West
There are other things in this charming valley which
must be deferred for the present, hut which may be
taken up at some future time. C.