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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

L do null justice h nv customers, although
nave sot gone into those very extravagant high
priced goods, can offer the best assortment of
beat, hsndsome. and medium priced goods ever
brought 70 This matke., also a large assortment
Of neat small figured printed goods for children.
aug3 W. d. PHILLIPS.
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ilrMnEni LlrMRERii

THE undersigned respectfully solieits or
j dera from builders and the public gen
orally, for seasoned tongued aud Erooved,
square roofing, both yellow pine and ey-
press also Sash, Doors, Blinds. Ceiling,
Rough yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory
Ash, Yellow Poplar aud Gum, all ef which
will be furnished at the lowest prices.
FRANK HpguET.
febp2 Third street.
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Carriages and Harness.

I AM NOW receiving splendid as-csR1L
Il settmeat Of ofCAHHiAGkS& HAIR &yI
NESS OF every description to which the attention
Of purchasers Ia invited.
Having selected my stock In person. during the
summer, can supply my customers at prices as
low ss any In the south and Of the best quality.
Call and examine.
hne assortment OF Childrsn's CABS and GIGS
Having purchased q large quantity Of material
from the man nufacturers. my facilities for repair
ing are complete and with first rate workmen aud
spacious rooms, am prepared 10 repair all kinds
OF Carriages With dispatch and on reasonable
erms.
Plantation work attended To AZ usual. Just re-
ceived, two pair Of excellent Timber Wheels, com
piete, Of Bubsy and Littfes make, attbe Planters
Emporium corner OF Church and Main Streets
Baton Rouge, La. W. v. TUNNARRD.
November 9th 1s5s-d&vtf
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BLACK SILKS.

I HAVE on hand an assortment Of Pebbles snd
Il hns Glasses in Gold. Silver and Steel frames,
which offer at much lower prices than they srs
generally sold. THO. GOLDMANN.
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PORTER AND ALE.
SUNDIAI.s.
Electro Magnetic Machines.

A GOOD stock OF those never falling Nervous
"A tfadicators, In handsome Mahogany Cases,
at reduced prices.
tnsys. v. HEUpE co.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and hS-
Ill lures OF the old and we'll known
stand Of the late Y. MusstLsAs, ! nave
made and shall continue to make addi-
tions thereto, until every article usually
kept at such an establishment will be
found In my shelves. Candies-embrs-
cling all the 6ne fancy confeetions cakes,
fne wines, pickles, preserves, ssrdinos,
seears. sauces etc., will be found atmy
establishment Of the very best. BY strict
personal attention, snd disposition to
please the public, | ara determined TO
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal to the growing wants Of the City.
aud surps-sed by none In the state. Store
open day and night TO = o'clock.
noyt5 q. ID. wADDfLL.
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nLUt LIOK wATKR-For sale by the Barrel
ID Gallon ~ thu Glass NJ
sugl RI DAYS Drug Store.
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iF-Fof professional and business cards,
(iheluling daily paper) not exceeding sis
lines, fot IL months, ego without The pa
per,tis.
tN-rhe privilege of yearly advertisers
- strictly limited 10 their own immediate
end regular business; and the business Of
an sdvertising firm is not considered as In
olulina that Of its individual member,
tF Announcing candidates FOR State
snd Parish ofllees, flp municipal cflees
o. 10 be paid for invariably In advance.
lS-Ali advertisements for strangers oi
tansient persons TO be paid In advance.
FAdvettisement not marked on the
copy for specified time, will te inserted
till forbit., and payment exaeted.
tH-Ail communications Intended r.
promote the private ends or interests of
Corporations, Societies, Schools or individ-
uais, will be charged ss advertisement.
tNUards Of personal character can
only he published in this paper as adver-
tiseinents, and must be paid For In advance
at double advertising rates,
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LISBON HOTEL,

FI,Hs uspsRsIessp having purchased the
above named establishment on Lsvee street,
fbet sf Florida, ffnm Nv. Tom nssellsco, respect
N,ily In forms his friends ard the publIe eenersly
that he will hereafter continue The same busidsss
and solicit share of public patronage The house
hss undergone thorough tepsiss aud testtsd to
make u equal 10 any other Hotel In this city
r3sRv HENRY q. HOOPER
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
s. M : a - FL Il r.

LAFAYETTE STREET, NEAR LAUREL
HAs NOW tesdy for inspection full supply ~
Spring Goods, comprising every descrip
ticn ~ articles suited for the present season and
counting summer, To which most respectfully call
the attention Of my friends and customers.
English Bsreges by the ysrd and In Robes;
Drgsndies, bfsyery style and description, sueb
rs Double skirt Robes, Robes Of a Y Flouncss.
Tppique n0bes, and the latest style;
Robe LImpsterlce;
Printed Jseunets and Maslias;
Tarlstons. all eelors;
Solid Goiored Bafeges, white, Black, Pink Biue
aud Brown, aud large assortment Of White
Goods aud kmbroideriss, such as jsconets; Swiss,
Cressbsrred and Mull Muslin, Victoria Lawn,
White Brillisntine and Msrseille and great va
iletT of Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
All Of which I srn Offering st unusually low
prices for Cash.
epi6 2. n. ASHER.
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(tORS AND OATs.--zOoO Bushels Corn and
~ Oats, for sale at the City Feed Flour and
Lime Depot of J0sHbh BEAL.
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Nicholas .vfsChHE,

q - - II ~ IL.
W0Ubb respectfully infctm Planters and 9TH
w ers. 10 Wsnt Of HOgsHEADs, BARRBJs
snd HALF BAHRELs, that he isnc se-tre r
ranufsr rtuts snd furnish 81 short notice sny or
der that fnsy be entrusted b. him
ss- orders lei, st 3. Bsnismin, flate Bstbse n
Behjsrnin,) or through the Post vfiee will meet
prompt attention. NICHOLAS MIUHAL.
rnsvbly,
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COOKING STOVES.

tn0 srovgs comprising thltty different pa I
lUU terns aud sises-=Cusi, Coke and Wood
fef sale AZ the iuwest prices.
The Coke Stoves comprise -four patterns hu,n
the cheapest 20 the Rsest-Cehe being at 80 eests
"a barrel is the cheapest fuel for tswn use.
For country nee. one large uven-lafse wood
tevss are the beet urt Gail and examine before
scinu elsewhere. MvNrAN 4 MATrA,
mstq2 Hardware Corner.
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ID DAY Is the only Agent for the genuine Lon.
h. don Jockey Club House Gin. rscls us
ing Gin will please give this trial as IL IL the
purest 6in ia use. Ask for the LONDON CLUB
HOUSE GIN, sold by 4. d. DAY.
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GJoyFs AND GAJTNrt,ETs.

fT'UtHUsE vhc wish ts buy new pair of Gioves
i Or splendid pair Of gsurtlets, We would
say, that In few dsss We will be enabled 10 Of
FER large variety IN that line; something hsnd.
some and elegant.
sug5 DAIsHEIMER, SIMON 4 GO.
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TRAHAN A LANDRY.

DoBINsoN's SILVER soAP-A new supply Of
III this indispensable srtisle--just received
Try ito be had only at the Drug Store Of
sugl X. n. DAY.
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Osvvego Corn starch,

IoR making puddings, ,Custsrd-Bisnc Mango
IL etc, new supply lust received direct from
the mandatory aud for sale BY
sngl RID. DAY.
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SUMMER SILKS.
IRISH LINENS.

A FINE supply ef genuine Irish Linen has bee
IA received and Willie sold low ~ the
mars PHibA CASH STORE,
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CAST STEEL.

naTAGoN, Square, CAST and Germsn Steel
" mars M0NTAN % MArTA'S.
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LADIES RIDING HATS.

IHAvE just opened beautiful assortment of
'hese goods in all eelers, something entirely new
sus9o W. ID. Phillips.
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Tc.t'. Prtent Cctt-n scrrp.r..

m mn POUNDS cffresh M.uiiis Rope from
IO,VOO Suffolk fse,sry Of all si,ps fpr ssls
at MONrAN 4 MAfTA'R.
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A GA RID

ALL Persons who have not yet visited the
large snd new "TRIANGuLAR STORE" corner Of
Africa and 81. Ferdinand, Eastof iIsude a Rhodes
store, are invited to give us call. They will he
certain to nnd sll thai IL wanted In the Provi.
sion and Western Produce, etc. The owners pro-
pose TO 80. on nbstal terms and always guarantee
their goods,
aur2s TRAHAN A LANDRY
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At REDUCED PRICES.

NJ WEUVCEU FWINFS.
fJ'o MAKE room for . large and extensive ~.
Il sortment OF the latest styles Of fashion Of
WALL PAPER.
have reduced the prices Of my entire stock now
on hard, call and examine.
nevga H. A. KAUFMAN
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M0NTAN & MATTA.
''Eoonomy il the Road 70 Wealth. !

TTC0H0misE by procuring the best farming
IL uteusils-even In the mattsr Of the feeding
Of stock and hogs nsn can save one half by pro-
curing the right utensil Call round when IN town
and examine one Of the latest improvements In
domestic farm economy,st
decs MoNTAN q MATTAs
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HARNESS COLLARS &C.

"THE LORD hath created midicines cut th
earth and he that IL wise will not abhor them
-tBtb1,,
A FRESH supply Of Congress, seltser and Ar.
"A tesisn Wstsr--just received by
jsn2e I'D VIM BOaEL.
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CARPETst CARPETsii

A LARGE lot ot Carpets 20 arrive In a few days,
"A 10 be sold At remarkably low prizes. st the
augT PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
Lafayette street.
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HAlR-woRK MADE TO ORDER.

FTsHs UNDERSIGNED bexs leave 10 Inform ths
Il Ladies' of New Orlesns ard the puhlie IN aer.
efsi ttst he is fcfy prepared TO execate spy or-
der In hislne. such ss Bracstsis Neetifees fy,s1,y
obatns fsa Oicins, Rings, frcps, Crosses, Bptons,
ccts, Errrings, Hsurts, Acvrns, Snakes, Anetors
FISHES BODts, Bfrds Bfstsfs, Hyrns, Tfnmtsts Bur
rsis, FIXTURES; also FIywsr Bopgssts, Mvtafner,s
Landse9pss, Letters, ItTtra'ts. d-., dc, dc., IN
bockets. Hrosches or Frsrnes.
The undersigned wishes particularly TO bring
% public notice that he has made new iuven-
tipn, by which HAIR Uwts5in Ft0,csrs, Bgpy,,sts.
Monuments. dc., dc., never changes color, IS no
gum vhsteVer is used, and he has thus succeed
ed IN snaipe the means by which te preserve the
Hair suREvER ~ frs oRiefs.i sTays. The Hair Of
the yoaaees, infsa, can be wersed ap by fassns
Of this process.
and the public IN general, he assures THIN thst
every effort will he fnsde 10 satisfy th'ir expee
tstlons IN regsrd 10 neatuess durability and quail
Wy; every article ofJeweIry guaranteed.
q A " r. o N.
The public are cautioned against species ~
imposition in the shove business, by substituting
work imported from the North and Europe, and
pssstne 4 on ss n executed with the Hsif fsr
nished by customers. thefe efure parties should he
very r.fefui with whom they trust their Hair.
~ Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested 70 be present, and sec their work done.
81 ss 10 be convinced that he will get their own
nair; this will be = satisfaction. which M ofhsr
establishment In the Uity can give, beware f I'm
position,
sS- Watches and Jewelry Carefully Repsitsd
and Warranted.
orr gotp srp snrrs rtsHS ~ ExcHaF1r.
Orders from the country addfe essed 70 me viii
be promptly attended 10. ........
es Reeolleet No, VI CHARITIES STREET,
you wish ~ re, The Rslt HAts ef yobf friends.
y. STEUBFNRAUCH, Artist,
NO. 81 tHA.TREss sT.,
Between Osnsl and Custumhouse streets
asr7td.kwv frnrnefiy - ROYAL sire
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DRIED FRUITS.

DRIED FRUITS.
ID EcEfvED, q lot Of superior Dried Fruit,
III which, for the accommodation Of the public
will sell at retail st the following prices:
Dried Prunes, 20 cents per pound.
Cherries 80 P"
whortleberries, 80 cts. per pound.
Zine Pears, 20
aprill3. A..MATTA.
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CUTLERY .

DOCKET and table, wostsuhoirnes and bad.
! II gers msks; Ladies scissors Tailor aud Bar.
bsrs' - ears; Rssors, Homes and strops, ~
msy2s LARgUIBH a LANoUE.
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WATER CULORs.--A large variety
w fer Amateurs, for sale by
jufy21 En-. a. wn. BOGEL.
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BRANDY. .

nNE-EfGHr Pipe Goidspberg Cognsc, n7s5) .
" y Pipe Jean Louis, 1sC5); X Lsrsnds nsz5
nothing equal ever sold here, for sale BY
augA .. BENJAMIN,
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BLACKsMITIIs Tools.

Oh Ass0RTED Weights, Anvils with sn the
~ necessary tools to stock a Blacksmith shop
fnsf8 MONTAN A MATTA
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/. TO MECHANICS.

4 fARFFNTER's Tools. Ccoper's tools. .pissterers
~ Tools, In all their variety and ofths very best
always on hand at
sug90 NDNTAN 4 MATTA'S
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GARD

HAVING opened anew. the store formerly ce.
euriea by my deceased father, I take pleasure In
nfctmins his old friends and patrons and The
public generally, that am nov prepared 10 sup
ply them with any article Of Family Groceries
and Plantation supplies, they may desire, at the
most advantageous terms. Hoping TO receive
liberal share Of public patronage, remain
Respectfully.
MICHAEL PnENDERuAsT.
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NEW PATENTS.

4 Wok RoAOh TRAPS, Apple Peeiers, Corers
~ sud ouafterefs, Revolving side slid ironing
Nutmeg Gratefsst
f.bb-y MONTAH n MATTA's
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TART TART

DY TIE Keg, Barrel and half Barrel,
ID always on hand ct
sugl5 MONTAN d MATTA.
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/. LEPHYR 4 sH1 rLAND WOOL.
rHAvE Jusr reeeive another supply ofths
II above goods, In ell q ore.
novlS o.. N. ASHER.
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tDtsfObss--Deringer =, re tdsm's. RI
L der's. smith wessons, aiten Hanks.
Besrs and Retsinstons, Hsvolvsrs
june16 ED d VIM. BOgEL.
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nUTCH BITTERs-The genuine Boer-
- have's Celebrated Bitters always on
hand at .HEUDE IL CO.'S
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OS BASKETS Olive Oil, just received ana
~ and for sale at NJ. .PRENDERGAsT's,
Main street opposite Hsrrsy House.
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NEGTAR. I'D AVN. BoGEL. would re-
IN specially notify the ladies that they can
nov he supplied With the delicious Nectar syrup,
BY calling at their sods Counter. iupe1s
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LediaFd's Morning Cali.
A PLEASANT diuretic and sn tidispeptic tonic,
"A for sale wholesale and retail By
jaiysl ED. & WIN. BoGEL.
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early fame. He could not hide himself Sc
curely enough in the shadows of LindenwaId
to escape the swift vision which pursued him.
In response to aninvitation to address pro-
slavery union meeting at Albany on Thursday
last, he sent te the committee of arrange.
ments letser of learned length, discussing
public'eyents and Brown as much to their sat.
isfaction as he could, considering the fact
that he was SO recently the chosen exponent
and leader Of the fanatics who believed in the
''irrepressbe conflict" But having retired
from public life ten years ago, he writes as
one who has lost the successive steps by which
his party has attained its present position in re-
lation to slavery, not holding it now as thing
to be handled cautiously and tenderly, but to
be defended boldly, as one of Gods instrument
talities of salvation. That is the position of
the champions of the Democratic party in
Virginia. 1t is the position of the champions
of that party in Massachusetts. Mr. Van
Buren,, however, writes in the style common
many years ago, but long since out-fashioned
and out-grown by the spirit of the age. In
order to show the sin of John Brown in its
blacklist and most aggravated form, he makes
vivid reference to the services which Virginia
rendered to freedom when the mind of Jefferson
was ascendent is her counsels, and to the
GROWING grace of her career in her lever
memorable cession to the federal government
of the territory, out of which were formed the
non-slaveholding states of Ohio, Indiana, Hi
nois, Michigan, and Wisconsin, upon the ex-
press and irrevocabe condition that slavery
should be forever excluded from them" We
think we can hear the young Union-savers,
anxiously asking as they heard that letter read
is this the entertainment to which we were in
vited this "reminiscences of events which
are at war with the policy which governs ev-
cry slave state today, and which Virginia
would blot out of her history if she could
1t is black treason Mr.. Van Buren, must not
write letters. He has not recovered the balance
which he lost since the Free Sellers took him
up for the Presidency.
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City ann County cgnteIIigenre.

MEETING OF RELIEF.-1n response to the
call published Saturday morning, a meeting
was held at the City Hall, in the evening, to
express sympathy with the sufferers at Law
renee, and to initiate measures for their relief.
Mayor Rice presided, and made brief reference
to the great calamity which has befallen our
sister city, and to the many families who are
deprived, in this necessitous and Indictment
season, of their customary support. Mr.. Ed
win Bynner was chosen secretary, and offered
the following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted =
Whereas The recent calamity at the city of Law
renee has brought sudden death to a large number
of persons in most heart-rending manner severely
wounding many others, inficting upon surviving
friends, i'll all instances the anguish of grief and in
some blending with poverty the loss of those upon
whom was the sole dependence for relieving it, and
exciting in all our minds emotions alike of terror
Resolved, That the people of Worcester hereby
express their sympathy and coincidence with their
sister city, and with the afflicted survivors of this
| appalling catastrophe by which more than one hum
dred lives were sacrificed, and the grief of bereave-
ment as well as poverty was in a moment visited
| upon hundreds or thousands of the living.
Resolved, That committee be appointed to solicit
and collect, throughout the city, such aid the peo-
Pile Of Worcester may feel disposed to bestow upon
| this urgent emergency.
Resolved, That his Honor the Mayor, with such
gentlemen as may be hereafter appointed be consti
| tuted committee of finance, to receive from the
collectors such sums may be contributed and that
they are hereby empowered to remit the to such
person or committee, at Lawrence, upon inquiry
| they may deem authorized to receive such cOllec-
| lions.
In accordance with the last resolution, the
Mayor, Hon. W. w. Rice, Hon. Isaac Davis,
Hon. A. II. Bullock, Hon. Stephen Salisbury.
and Hon. Ira NJ Barton, were appointed a
committee of finance, and were empowered to
employ such agents as might be necessary to
accomplish the objects contemplated by the
meeting. AT an early hour the meeting dis
solved
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He was much respected, and the affair has
caused deep sorrow in the town.
George Goodrich, son of Mrs. NornanG Good
rich OF New Britain, was killed at sea near the
Sandwich Islands last October He WAS killed
by whale, which struck the boat il, which
Mr. Goodrich was acting, and from which the
whale had been attacked. The boat was dash,
ed in pieces.
On Friday evening, six of the ladies' Of
Huntsville, improved the opportunity afforded
them by the advent of Leap Year, to take theit
gentlemen to New Britain and feed them at the.
Humphrey House. One of the party speaks
rapturously OF the way in which the thing was
done up.
Two boys, one son of Edward Morse, ten
years old, the other named Dunbar, aged nine
years, were drowned Tuesday, at Terry's mill
pond. Plymouth Hollow. They were sliding
on the ice when the sad occurrence took place
MISCELLANEOUS.
While the famous ship Junior, on which the
Plummer mutiny occurred, was in the Ochotsk
sea, last season, a seaman attempted disturb
ancc, and was detected in the act of cutting
the rigging. He was put in irons, and it was
the captains purpose to put him ashore at the
frst port where the vessel might touch
On Thursday, Patrick Maude, raving ma
mac, was executed at Newark, N. j., who shot
his sister at that place, short time after he
made his escape from the State Lunatic Asy-
lum at Trenton. He was killed while cursing
his relatives and the spiritual advisers who
stood by his side. 1t was a case of most re-
voting murder
10 illustrate the facilities of travel which
mark the age, an Englishman said that during
the present year he had eaten sandwich on
the top OF the great pyramid in Egypt, drank
the health of Queen Victoria OIL the verge of
the crater of Vesuvius, and been rather siarply
scolded by las scite on the summit of Mont Blanc.
On Christmas eve poor fellow in New Or
leans became crazed by the continued expo-
slons of crackers, fireworks and firearms, and
from that day he has taken up the idea that
the foe is approaching, and parades the streets
IN half civic, half military garb, beating
drum, whose unceasing reveille gathers
crowds of white and black urchins around
him, wondering what is meant by his martial
actions
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BooT MANUFACTURE IN MlLToRD.-Not-
withstanding all our fears that the number of
cases OF boots manufactured for 1859 would
fall short of the preceding year, the tootiugs
show very respectable increase. The mum.
Der of cases sent from this town, for 1859, were
$4,000; for 1858, 115,000; increase of SO
over '5S, 5000 cases, The $4,000 cases re-
duced to pairs, would be ,4S8.000 pairs, val.
ued at not less than $3,500,000. We have
considered all the cases as filled with boots,
1900 to 5000 cases should be put down as
Brogans, which would increase the number of
pairs and the valuation. But we can afford to
throw in something on SO good a years work,
as sort of compensation for all the fears and
lamentations which have been expressed.
There is no doubt, however, that there are too
many workmen in town for the work to be
done-lliJord Journal.
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Total,

The expenses amounted to $4,000 10.
The interest paid, and the dividends paid in
July and January amount to ST. ,542 06. The
directors state that the large increase in the
expenses of the year arises in part from the
increase of business but principally from i'm
provements made on the road-bed, and for re-
newal of iron. III tons of new iron have
been purchased, and 279 tons of old rails taken
up and re-rolled making 1876 tons of new rails
laid down during the year. There have also
been purchased, eight freight cars, costing
$500, all included in the current expenses.
BY limiting the dividends to four dollars a
share annually, the directors are confident that
the bonds of the Company can all be paid as
they will become due out of the earnings of
the road Should that policy be adopted by
the future direction of the company the debt
wlii all be paid at the end of six years, when
tne whole earnings can be paid to the stock.
holders, making it one of the best dividend.
paying roads in New England.
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The CALAMITY AT LAWRENCE was re-
ferred to in the pulpits here, yesterday. Rev.
Mr.. Richardson preached very admirable
sermon on the subject, which we heard His
text was the question of Christ to the Jews,
concerning the eighteen upon whom the tower
of Sloan fell and the purpose of the dis
course was to point out the relation of Gods
among other things, that it is improper, if not
impious, to impute to the direct agency of
God what belongs to the agency of man. This
discourse was listened to with the most ear.
nest attention.