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Messrs. Adams * Foster, Cotton Manufacturer
have given, in the Providence Journal, the
which have compelled them to stop payment
Total losses, by fall in the price OF Cotton and
Goods, and by Bad Debts, $4,000, of which ss.00c
are bad debts. They have operated 26 cotton mills
supplied 35 stores, and made and sold 4,594,49S
yards Of cotton coth-managed their business with.
out clerk, and paid only $50 g year store rent
They commenced business without monied capi.
.al and had paid 84,S83 10 guarantee commissions
R. w. Greene, Esq their Assignee.


"Every one has his day."-Whiis the Crane
and other Canals are fast-locked in ice and are
less, the six Rail Roads which dvrrbe from tbi+
CITY, are in tul activity affording numerous arrivals
daily With the rich products of places, some OF them
more than 400 miles distant.--The aggregate OF
wealth they furnish and carry back, woul6 not suf
fer in comparison with the celebrated Albany lists;
and we have this advantage, that our roads have
been furnished without cost, are in some cases toll
free and the rest levy very small tolls.


Boston Centine[,


II is stated in the Chanbersburg Repository as
singular fact that no less than eight bachslors live
in one story house, not more than IL by ~ teel
in Mtfn county, Pa. in perfect harmeny!


The talent Of turning men into rldicule, and ex-
posing laughter those one converses with, is the
qualification ofliiile ungenerous tempers. young
man with this cast OF mind cuts himself of from
all manner Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.