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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-22
GBe 9ailp SPg,
FRIDAY, MAY ~, 1857.

SPECIAL SESSION OF THE LEGIsLArURE.-On
Wednesday the joint special committee TO whom
was referred the Senate order, Of May 4th, relat-
inc to the apuortionment of Senators and Repre-
sentatives, under the lately adopted amendments
to the Constitution, reported in favor Of an extra
session on the l4th of july legislative commit
tee, consisting of one from each senatorla! as
trict and 81 members of the House, to SIT IN the
recess to prepare business for it. The business to
be done is simply this 10 form forty senatorial
dstrcts,-to form eight councillor districts, leach
to consist of five contiguous senatorial districts
and to apportiou to each couGty its proportion of
the $40 representatives, under the new census of
legal voters. This work need not occupy much
time if the committee of A, to be appointed shall
do their duty in preparing the 'facts and figures F"
for the Legislature to act upon. Meanwhile, may
they not so 'cut and dry the work Of disiricting
as to favor their own interests? This point
should be looked after.
The committee who reported on Wednesday,
say, as to the peouniary bearing of the new APP
portionment:-
"Should the new apportionment go into opera.
ton next year, the amount saved to the treasury
may be approximately shown by the following
statement: The several cities and towns will be
entitled. next year, under the present system, to
send $50 members to the House under the new
system, $40; reduction, lag The average length
Of sessions, for the last years, has been about
I40 days The pay of las members for l40 days
wo I'D amount, in round numbers, to S6O,OO0.-
Assuming that it would take the present legisla
ture no more time to make the apportonment
than it would subsequent one, the only item of
extra expense would be the pay of members for
mileage, which would be less than $4,000. The
amount OF S56 900 would thus be saved, by max
ing the apportionment this year"
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KILLED, AS IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN 1t will
be noticed that Mr.. Weiss milk-and water bill
the subject of the bred Scott decision, report
ed by him, on behalf of majority of the Commit
tee on Federal Relations, was on Wednesday af
ternoon sent where it belonged, Z" to the tomb Of
the Capulets," by nearly unanimous cote in the
House. Such a timid and conservative docu
ment, recognizing, as it did, the fugitive slave
law. had it passed, would have disgraced US. and
come sadly in conflict with the personal liberty
law, already on the statute book, which secures
the inestimable privilege of habeas corpus and
trial by jury, rights denied by the fugitive slave
Law of Congress, to men upoE our soil suspected
of q owing service or labor to the Southern
slave-drivers.
If any more legislation is had, touching the
personal rights and liberties of the people of Mas
sachusetts let it be such will throw additional,
safeguards to what are contained IN the personal
liberty act of 1856 around our inhabitants, ire
spective color, instead of impairing the force of
that act. as Mr.. Wells's bill would have done.
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DAGUERREoTTPEs. - The subscriber would invite all
Who wish for Pictnres in any variety of STYLE to call and
examine his pictures, at No. 16 Harrington Corner
N. B. In addition to what may be found at other
rooms in the city, may be had the improved Ambrotype
Photographs coored in oil coors and the anotypes,
which other Artists in the city have or can have as
they have not the patent right. B. D. MARKHAM.
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D r. j. M. RICE
Once NOD HnPrfpgaou RVacIr



A. rontiss, Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance I4l
Main street, IHuSe on Crescent Street All orders With
meet "ith'" 's' tion Particular attention paid
DRAFT dec30 DIFF
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e-rrsrnM DTpAR

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.,
we have LARGE ASSORTMENT Of choice styles o
COaEimgs, Vestings, and Pant Goods,
which will be made To In the Best STYLE at The
Shortest Notice, and at the
LO w EST PRICE
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HILDRETR 8 RARKNR.
ArnoId's GIObuIes and VfFnI Fluid,-I

OIJl DhAIUNo,
Wholesale md Retail dealers in C0FFINS and CASKETs
Of all kinds, Coffin Plates, Craze Clothes, &c,
No 81 Exchange street, corner of Waldo street.
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sPEGEAL NOTICES.

Ii Saved My Life.-such is the repeated tesmo-
ny of hundreds OF Of all ages with regard the
magic effect of Perry Davis Pain Killer. When every
medicine fails, this to possess perfect charm over
the various diseases incident TO mankind. Sold by
druggists aud grocers generally. my12 d2taW&w2W
Magic LO1iOn-For Headache, Neurlgia, Rheuma
tsm Casarrh, Toothache and OhisIf immediate relief
is given return the bottle ard the money Will be re
ulded 1t will stop the Headache Neuralgia, Bheuma-
tism &C, if the directions the bottle are followed
From eight bottles is warranted 10 the Rheu-
matism. For sale by CHAs. CLARKE, DAVID SCOTT o. A.
HARRINGTON II Co., and CHAs. sIBLsY.
ANS deTuaW1y
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DIR. Henry SargeHt gives special ttention to
Diseases Of the Eye oce No II Worcester Bank Block
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LOCAL NE n s

Supreme Judicial COurt-SPeeiaI Term,
May 1851
Present-JUsTIcBs DEWEY, MERRIcK, and
THOMAS. JUDGE DEWEY presiding.
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
a22

G. +. CUSHMAN,
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MARsH's Music Store
No American House Block, Worcester.
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A splendid variety of Flower Seeds.

A Splendid variety Of Flower Seeds.
A Complete assortment of Gaoden Seeds.
A few pounds of Chinese Sugar Cane Seed.
The best prepared Family Medicines.
All the popular Patent Medicines.
A choice variety Of Perfumery, sc.
May be found at NJ. B. GREEN 4 co.'s.
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
Noe 1 lincoln HOgso Block
&p2S
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Ground Plaster for Farmers USe.-I5O
ms just received by DRAPER u CLARK,
APT dawtf 81 aud 80 Front street
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THE CRoPs.-The Dayton (Ohio) Journal
says the late rains have had wonderful eff
feet upon the growing wheat and fields that
were supposed to afford but little prospect for
a crop, now give promise of fair, if not an
abundant yield. The prospect of fine crop
of fruit, also, is most favorable.
The Knoxville Wing says an unusually large
amount of wheat has been sown in East Ten
nessee, and if the season is good there will be
great crop. The product of thirteen coun-
ties will probably be worth two millions OF
dollars.
From all parts Of Texas, most favorable re-
ports of the growing crops are now received,
Cotton, corn, and wheat all appear well, the
sugar cane is growing finely, and large crop
is anticipated. 1t is expected that half mil
lion bushels of wheat will be raised in the
wheat growing section.
Private letters state that the crops in Ala
bama hove had to be planted three times
The corn was killed by the frost.
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REV. GEORGE b. CHEEvER.-On Sunday
last, Rev. George B. Cheever, of the Church
of the Puritans, in New York city, stated in
his pulpit that he had received letter, signed
by sixteen members of his church, including
three deacons, requesting him to resign the
pastoral charge. This step was taken in con-
sequence Of the dissatisfaction felt by those
parties at the course lately taken by DR..
Cheever, in preaching on the recent decision
of the Supreme Court in the bred Scott case.
The announcement caused great excitement,
and DR.. Cheever promptly called business
meeting, to be held in the lecture-room Of the
church, on Monday evening. AT this meet
ing, proposal to investigate tho affair, was
voted down. 20 to 4S, and resolution was
passed, expressive of appreciation of DR..
Cheever's course, and of affection and respect
for him personally, without dissenting voice.
DIR. Cheeyer is well and widely known in this
ncighborhood, having once been pastor of the
Howard street church in Salem, and having
numerous friends and relatives around Boston,
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-RIAL OF JOE GLYNN

Murder of Peter md Mary Nuughtou,
IN DUDLEY, Nobember s, 1856.
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sale, wholesale ard retail, by
J.Q HILL, Druggist and Apothecary,
my4 dtt Mechanics Hall Block
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE.

C L Q r Il N 6
Ever exhibited in this City,
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ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCHASING, WILL FIND TT MUCH To TREIR
Advantage 40 Examine
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SPRING AND SUMNER

LARGEST AND MOST EXCELLENT STOCK
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Total. 1883 la,74o al,s77 Os8a o2,sn 48l2
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For the GoUerRmeHt-P. EMORY ALDRIcH. Dis
trict Attorney, and JOHN H CLIFFORD, At.
torney General.
For the Detence-wM. S. DAVIS, Esq, and
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DOclOress M. w GEkALDSs


MIDWIFE.
Also, gives special attention to the treatment Of Female
Complaints and diseases OF Children
" IA Newbury street, between Pleasant and Austin SITS.
Az atf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A. w HITlN GsS
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
myS No. Mechanics Hail, Up stairs. dly
CHAPLIN & DADMUN,
AIIORNEiS d COUNSELLORS at Law,
Nos Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HgBRY CHAPIs, APPLETON DADMUN.
apl dU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

S.outs We, attacked VITA tie Elections of Allessu
10 1853 o. 1854 ssd &c. o5s the Yielded 10 its svay
lie 10 said 20 cave preached on tso o. h;te occsnoas
sri pt dcsd Nterte cSirt about the country, rree
sby ozs 70. NJ {, this city wnict uoce'cck &c prove
BY 6grres or quotations fron Scripture ne fuse OF
tie coc.1ires ct he >eeoce AoTeI !s's Ia al ethe'
reerscts than bis fsns.:csr % hi. Pc u, oe va'
generally corsidered ,sre. In tais aspect as essm-
bhs soney bats the murderer Jotes; ou: IN 81 osa's
asrects, be rss snors rtsrect:ble nan, ald va
gerersliy liked by lis acqus;ntarcss.
The cline hss beer tel.grspoe6 al over the eo-atry,
tie ugh with Little hope Of the cs9,are OF the Perpe.
iratcr. lie lsIdrd at Nsso lss.s, uron HI, Arrival
the couty and an eSpectatcn Is entertained saa'
be u a. be found there.
1heNiilsge 0. Westield was, Of course, throw
toto great excitement BY the discovery Of these ex
traof0iuAry facts DIR. James Holland Coroner, inne
oaely tcck possession Of the bodies and the premises
ard piece e6ed with Jury TO TIE legal investigation
Of the sffair The mrIoer was first known about 10
o'clock ca Wednesday forenoon, and Coroners jar /,
was lbs eItly assembled.
Wifbp ten rutes Of the discovery Of the crime, at
least hundred persons had gathered about tn house.
and the excite men! throughput TIE entire dsy sas IL
tense Daring the PROGRESSED the irques' he house
vss beseiged by scores Of women, anIious TO ge' g
GLIMPSE of til tou.by DUslateG coipsss These te'.
Ible occasion. bring iLto the clesiest light the morbid
curiosity which distinguishes the female minc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

nsces at Lcne'sse factories and furp.ee, in other
Sa'ss From 1870 TO 1887 there were but :hree fail
nes al CT them trivial il amount Ia that period all
zoe lots 10 the people c. the State from trailing with
bsrks, or from the CT bank notes was no! even
angle dollar IN q miIi0n-that having been all the
pice they bsd paid fo- the vast nncunt of services
performed BY their bar iing institutions.
PassiDg thence South and West we find al every
ftsge ciminishing density CT population. attended
With increase Ct risk. South Of Pennsyyauis aad Of
'he Ohio River. there were in the period endcg 10
1876, 10 ess thar 81 failures while, west Of ths STATE
tho number was q. Nearly the whole Of them nad
the premature attempt 10 establish shops for the par
chase 81 sac Ct money, 10 regions where sill desired
TO buy, and poIe had that comm,city 20 sell. The
consequences were such az night well have been an
ticipated After iruuess attempts to establish them
selves In business, they stopped payment-coing thus
az would be done by an iLd vidual who had engaged
10 a pursuit for which the community was no: pre-
pared.
north ard east Of the Ohio River the total number
of falrIes from the first institution OF bank TO the
year 1885, was precisely 90, or less than one half Of
ire failures of private batkeri in Engsad, IN the
years 1926, period in which there extra
ordinary occurrence. no change from war to peace, or
from peace TO war. to produce feeog OF clriiy
or 70 be the cause OF loss.
Including ell the States north south, east and west
tie number of fsilures, from ths date OF the hrsi
Der k had been in 1896 less by fourth than those
Of England in the three years lSi4-l6 aud ths amount
of loss sustained by the American public IN century
had not, as believe, been one twesteth as great as
that of the people Ct England in three short yesrs.
Since 1886 there has been q change, the causes Of
which will be shown In another letter.
You're very respectfully HENRY {. CARsf'
Philadelphia Dec q, 1871
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SOME STATISTICS OF THE SUSPEN-
SION OF LABOR.
From The Prorideaee Jovrnoi.

We have been at considerable psins to collect some
account OF the great Suspension Of labor in the manu-
facturirg region Of which Providence s the center
The details Of this information are published on the
6pt page of this daye paper; the recapitulation will
be found in tabular form below. IL is Impossible that
We have avoided errors In a work OF 80 much labor
snc detail and doubtless there are some mills omitted
altogether but the whole will give pretty good IDEA
tf the coLditiOn Of our manufacturing interests. IL
shows such interruption to productive industry as
was never here before. We Judge that more than
three.qaarers of the cotton machl' cry is Idle Toe
susrer sion of the wooden machinery is not go general
but 10 very large, and is Increasing
Since we CONNIE need the let, fe cotton mills tha
are put down still have started az reduced wages
with the view Of running out the yarn that had accu
mula.ed when they stopped, or to furnish parta! EN-
poyment for their help, to whose support, whether
idle or working they felt bound TO largely contribute
few mills, in connection with prist works, have
been started to supply the fabric for using up the
crues ard printrg materials on hand. But we mink
that none have resumed work from any IDEA OF I'm
proyemen Mt IN the business or from any expectation
af profit OF course they cannot be expected to con-
tlnue long such conditions.
The mills particularly the wooden, that are stopping
will about equal those that starting, ard the ag-
oreeate of suspended labor will not, from present ap
oesIsrces. be greatly changed. A revival Of bushes.
cannot be looked for till, among other improvements,
the aeceptances Of the commission merchants are
made mole desirable than they are at present.
The manner in which the manufacturing ca otaltsts
of Ills region have stood by their help in these dark
dave, is credtable to the New Engl, chaIacee aud
oucht to bind together, In good feeling and affection.
hose who have always been united In interest," athoush
demspogues and false friends have endeavored TO sow
discussions between them. Suffering me nseives under
preyous losses their business Improbable, their capt.
tails melting away, their machinery rusting they 'e
made great sacrifices to alleviate the dstresses OF
labor, ard have supplied the means OF support to
families that would otherwise have been thIoWn upon
the public charity. Such things ought not to be
forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

WHOLESALE CovSrEHyrITSG The city was
flooded last evening with counterfeit bills purpoting
TO be genuine thrtes on the John Hancock Bank OF
Springfield, Mas. They were fret detected In the
Twenty fret Precinct about q O'Clock, where
person was arrested for utierirg them.
Word was OF once sent to the central Office In
Broome street. frem whence all the precincts wers
notified. Soon thereafter dispatches were received
from the various station houses announcing numerous
Arrests.
About o'clock female was anested in tho l4sh
Ward for attempting to pass one OF the countsrfes.
ard about the same hour man and woman were
arrested in the 18th Ward for q like offence.
number of others were also arrested. S.orekeep-
ers, be careful.
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NAyAL.-Cspt. Du PoLt Of the United States steam
gste MInesota reports his arrival with this ship at
Table Bay Cape Ct Good Hope, on the II, Of Sep
TIMBER, alter passage Of 81 dsys from Norfolk The
Wiids were singulsry ADVERSE, and but for the re-
msrkable sailIg qualities Of the ship the passage
could not have been accomplished M that time To
ward the close Of the run few days Of fair winde
afforded The Oly opportunity Of testing the speed q
the ship 10 the higher rates Of sailing and che reached
sixteen Knots under ssi alone. Her other qualities
show her to be superior chip.
The general health on board was good. Capt.
Dupont reports unfavorsbly upon the employment Of
landsmen akeB from large cities in ships-oi war; a.
they Prove vicious and worthless. The Minnesota was
TO leave for New Bay, Straits Of Sunda, oa or about
the 2lst int.
Capt Kelly. Of the United States frigs.s Ssransc.
reports his arrival at the Island Of Barbados tho
5h Of December, after an exceedingly tempsstuos
passage tf II days from Cape Henry. On tae "a III Of
November the Sagsnsc encountered severe hunt ane
which continued until the LIST Of December. The ship
behaved remarkably well. The ueIt stopping plsos
Of the Sssrac to coal and water would be at Bahia,
and from theLce 10 RIO Jareiro.
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CRUILrY TO SEANEs-Cspt. Elisha Hall OF Ser-
wcb, AID VIM. Chappel Of Lebanon fret ms.e Of the
VT ole chip Catherine, have been examined 10 Hart
FOR before q Uoted States Commissioner, charged
with cruelty 10 the hards board durirg the lats
voysge. II tie evidence Ia true, they are couple Of
cabin boy, ewore that for "going In swimming Be
ard another were logged with boats paddle. 90 the
bare skn and then put into the large kettle In which
oil il tiled filed with salt wafer, and compelled 70
ara krockirg down, fill up the inter5css Of this more
ipgerious punishment. ,,,u
every CT ant brought against Captain Hull except the
lesviDg sstore Of one o. the sailors .nsfe VA p'S 90
higher Govt he fixed the boIf at =, 600, aud re-
quired on sddoDal tufety 10 justify in tbA sum.
Charles Hull, Of Lebanon, brother OF the captain,
gave bond ,ns for s6 to spptsr a. tie same time
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so 81 sesl

There are, as appears by the number OF mills eui.
brsced In the above list 502 29l spindes nov lying
idle or that number, $50 so have been run for the
production Of printing cloths and 1871 72i for the pro-
duction Of sheetings, shrtirgs, warps and cotton
goods, other than printing cloths. There are Also g.
eordirg to this statement 66l persons thrown out OF
their usual employment and could the exact number
be ascstsired, ii would ,ubtess reach III OW.
Assuming that every 1000 spndles viii, upon an
sversge, produce goo pieces Of printing cloth per
week on full tms and each piece to contain 81 y.Ios,
we have as very reHly the number OF pieces taken
from the usual production Of the spndes named above,
As OO0 and 6i 900 yards. 1t Is imposE, le at the
present time to FL upon price per yard FOR prindts
cloths but assuming It to be i've cents, we nave a.
the sum Of s1s2 200. Assuming that 10000 OF tue
Isl 24 spirces pu. down above msna1ac'uTe sheet
the average, produce on fuu time 900 pieces per
week each piece to contain IS yardt We have Is the
runber Of pieces taken from the usual weekly pro,
duction Of this kind Of goods, 1900, aud UO,Wc
wards. This, at seven cents per yard, amounts 10
ass go.
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...2ls SIC 4g~

OF tie list Of spindes ipec:sed above, 1O- 80 are
running printing cloa. ald ~ ga for the prodrc
tor CT heeirgs and shirtings. The number OF hands
employ ed s 400, and . the running tire named Is
rot perhaps N every ctse exactly correct the aver
age may be set down az two-thircs or four Gays per
week. The production or printing cloths is with tie
reduced time about co0 pieces per week fer the
four days In each week. The number Of yards made
at this rate IL 1000, ard a. cents gives the value
at sl7 900. The number Of pieces of sheet1gs and
fhirtirgs produced weekly under the reduced tine
If It Is sir estimate tina, 600 spindes are necessary
to make 900 pieces per week L little over s,ooo
peess which, a. 70 yeris per piece makes go 0oc
yads. This, at cents Per yard, is Of tbs vsI Of
sl9 600,
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TWO RIVERS.

by r. ". FMERSoS.
Thy Sunni er voice, Muskesqut,
Repeats the music Of the rain;
Bat swetter rivers pulsrg fit
Through thee as thou through Concord Plain.
Thou in Thy ratrow bstk. art pent:
The st-eem live unboUt de- goes
Through Il go arc ses aud hIm.ment;
Through Light, through lie, i!fOrward lows.
see tie irundstion sweet.
hear the spenciog CT the stream feet,
Through. years, through men, through nature
Through passion, thought, through power AID
dream.
Muiketsquis, a goblin strong,
or shaId ard Il nt make Jewels gsy;
They lcse their griet who hear his song,
Arc where he winds is the Cay OF day.
So forth and brighter fares my stream:
Who cIIpk il shall Lot thirst again;
No darkness stains It's equal CLEAN,
And sges drop in II Ike rsin.
Atlantic Monthly.
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yInrLet+Rtpo,ted Nv Telegrapl.

cHA,Lrsros Dec . The sale. Of CoTTos day. were %
bsl.s ct lCdlete.
sivIss.H Dec 2J-saes Of cOTTOx toasy 100 sae' It
SidN.c. ~s. a,
INV O.LrAss Dec 23-cosTox-sses 1890 eess o. f'
regular pees the nsIhet closing with decarinf snasne
ana holders pressing the lsrke. We quote ~
4sie eusiR b1oysB.; fair 70 fully far Heste. SLoVs
steady st 81 5ea 81 co. CoRs cesed WITH
arfic.es chaDsed.
New 0zLIAss, Dec. Co1Iox-Pness Sfssass ~ aes'
suc,R-far 10 fai, tsr seec fLogs eecansa &c IstLe.
Co.'s 6c YxcHASeE % Lordss. iei.aiNi kxsssoss %
New York tai y esat d.s.0Sas
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The value Of the production per week OF the good
made at the above mills il they we're all running ful
time, wou.d be about $237 600.
From the tables, we estimate that the redecsd pro.
ducton Of cotton goods equal to n geo pieces aud
S.64iOOO yards per week Of the value Of $3.50 400;
and that the reduced production OF WOODEN good: is
eoua TO xI27 9l5 per week; making total reduction
in The se tw departments Of industry OF 3l5 per
week. Smila, Investigations into the ewelry business,
The iron business 10 is various branches aud 10 other
Kinds of mechar cal arr manufacturing business would
add immersey TO this frg htful deficit.