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PEARL BARLEY MILL. (V. P. Kimball, Proprietor. )
Situated on Fairbanks street, one door above the Cotton Factory ; has three run of stone, and consumes five-thou- sand bushels of barley per annum ; employs two hands.
MANUFACTORIES AND MANUFACTURERS OF WATERTOWN.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE MANUFACTORY.
(Hoard & Sons, Proprietors ; late, Hoard & Bradford )
This extensive establishment is situated at the corner of North and Moulton streets, North Watertown, and is propelled by water. This manufactory commenced ope- rations in January, 1849, with only four hands, and now employs from eighty to one-hundred constantly. They consume 640,000 pounds pig iron, 320,000 pounds boiler and bar iron, 6000 pounds copper and brass ; 160 tons Lehigh and blacksmith's coal, per annum. The main building is 30 feet wide by 320 long, and two stories high ; furnace is 40 feet by 60.
The engines from this manufactory have been ordered from nearly every State in the Union, and the Canadas.
GOULDING, BAGLEY, & SEWALL'S
( Machine Shop and Foundry)
Situated at the lower point of Sewall's Island, is exten- sively engaged in the manufacture of Engine Lathes, Iron planers, and other machinists' tools ; also Steam En- gines, aud all machinery generally manufactured by such establishments. They consume annually about 300 tons pig iron, and 150 tons wrought iron ; employing 50 men.
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WM. SMITH'S
( Foundry and Machine Shop. )
This manufactory is situated at the foot of Beebee's Island, was established in 1825, by its present proprietor, since which time it has done a successful business of $10,- 000 per annum, and is now prepared to furnish all neces- sary repairs to the Planitery Horse Power, lately manu- factured by H. W. Woodruff; having made a complete set of patterns for that purpose.
MANUFACTURER'S BLOCK,
(L. Case, Proprietor.)
This block is situated at the corner of North and Moul- ton streets, North Watertown, and is occupied by several extensive manufacturing companies.
Mr. Case has an extensive Plane Manufactory ; a Pla- ning Mill capable of planing 6000 feet per day ; a wheel- barrow Manufactory ; and carries on an extensive Car- penter and Joiner business, and all kinds of wood turn- ings ; gives employment to about 15 bands.
At.No. 1, Messrs. Isaac Wait & Co., carry on the man- ufacture of J. L. Van Valkenburgh's Patent Grain Sepa- rator.
The second floor is occupied by Messrs. Stevens & Ran- som, as a Sash, Blind and Door Manufactory, in which they work up about 150,000 feet of pine lumber per an- num, and give employment to ten hands.
At No. 5, is the extensive Plow Manufactory of Messrs. Lord, Delong & Lewis, who carry on the most extensive business of this kind in Northern New York.
BLACK RIVER WOOLEN WORKS.
This manufactory, situated on Huntington street, at the head of Sowall's Island, is leved by Amos King, for a term of years, and is now in successful operation, turning out about 500,000 yards of Flannels per annum, and em- ploying seventy hands.
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WATERTOWN MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
( Horr, Fisk & Co., Proprietors.)
This company was organized and commenced opera- tions in April, 1854, with a capital of $100,000.
The object of this organization is the manufacture of Ready-Made Clothing for the great Western market, where they have extensive wholesale and retail establish- ments They employ about 400 bands in the manufac- ture of clothing, affording to many a means of support, who must otherwise have suffered. They ship for the West about $250,000 of ready made clothing per annum. N. W. Hunt, Geo. W. Wiggins, Peter Horr, J. II Fisk.
PEDLARS' EXCHANGE, ( Goodnow, Holden & Co , Proprietors.)
This manufactory, corner of Massey and Arsenal streets, is engaged in the manufacture of Tin Ware; consumes about 700 boxes tin, or $10,000 worth per annum, and employs nine manufacturers and twenty pedlars.
AXE MANUFACTORY. (S. Hadcock, Proprietor.)
Situated on Beebee's Island, foot of Mill street, con- sumes over fifty tons of iron, and five tons steel per an- num; employs eight men.
ANTWERP LUMBER COMPANY.
Office and Lumber Yard corner of Coffeen and Howk streets ; Saw Mill and Planing Machine on Newell at the foot of Howk street. This company manufactures about four million feet of pine lumber per annum, giving em- ployment to thirty men.
P. O. DOUGHERTY'S SAW MILL.
Situated on Water street, Juhelville, has one upright and one circular saw ; manufactures over 500,000 feet of Jumber per annum ; employs six men.
SYLVANUS POOL'S TANNERY. (Formerly Fairbanks' 'Tannery )
Situated on Factory Square ; 160 feet long and 60 feet wide ; employs twelve hands, and has tanned and finished in the last year 18,000 skins and 2,000 hides.
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38 CHURCHES OF WATERTOWN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Corner of Washington and Academy streets, Rev. Isaac Brayton, Pastor-Trustees, Daniel Lee, D. D. Otis, E. S. Massey, J. C. Sterling, S. B. Upham,- Sexton, J. L. Huntington.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner of Factory and Mechanic streets.
Rev. P. Snyder, Pastor-Trustees, Geo. W. Knowlton, George Goulding, Milton Clark,-Sexton, Geo. Snow- den.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, North Side Arsenal street.
Rev. J. B. Foote, Pastor,-Trustees, Willard Ives, Dexter Haven, Abner Graves, O. Banister, J. C. Lepper, --- Sexton, C. Simmons.
SECOND METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, State street near Mechanic street.
Rev. James Erwin, Pastor,-Trustees, T. Baker, A. J. Peck, H. Scovill, J. Huckins, Geo. Porter, J. M. Sig- ourney, Orrin Johnson, Jas. Delong,-Sexton, Benjamin Fox.
TRINITY CHURCH, North side Court street.
. Rev. Geo. Morgan Hills, Rector,-Wardens, W. Gen- nett, E. B. Wells.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner of Public Square and State street.
(No local Pastor, but service every Sabbath,)-Trus- tees, Isaac Bacon, T. Keelar, S. Wilson, A. C. Cady, J. G. Harbottle,-Sexton, Win- Howard.
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WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, East side Academy near Clay street. Rev. Fayette Sheppard, Pastor.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, South-east corner of Public Square. Rev. A. A. Thayer, Pastor,-Sexton, Ira Simmons.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, East side Factory, near Polk street. Rev. P. McNulty, Priest.
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SCHOOLS OF WATERTOWN.
JEFFERSON COUNTY INSTITUTE, Corner of State and Mechanic streets. INSTRUCTORS,
Rev. Alvan Parmelee, A. M., Principal, Teacher of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. Rev. James H. Car- ruth, A. M., teacher of natural sciences ; David L. Par- melee, A. M., teacher of languages and elocution ; Alvah W. Burlingame, teacher of mathematics and librarian ; George D. Mann, teacher of instrumental music ; Miss Anna E. Parmelee, Preceptress, teacher of English liter- ature ; Miss Helen L. Searle, teacher of French, draw- ing and painting ; Amasa Trowbridge, M. D., lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
Eli Farwell, President, Watertown, Rev. I. Brayton, Secretary, Watertown, Rev. R. J. Cone, Martinsburgh, G. W. Knowlton, Watertown, Hon. J. Clark, Plessis, Rev. P. Snyder, Watertown, Rev. D. Spear, Rodman, A. Ely, Watertown, Rev. H. Doane, Carthage, C. P. Kimball, M. D., Burrville, A. Bosworth, Smithville, H. Hopkins, Rutland, H. Colton, Adams Centre, Rev. L. A.
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Sawyer, Sackets Harbor. J. C. Sterling, Watertown, T. H. Camp, Watertown, E. Sage, Champion.
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Average number of pupils per annum,
Gentlemen · 264.
Ladies . 258.
Total .522
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 2.
There are three schools in this district; first, corner of Madison Square and Arsenal street, L. D. Whitmarsh, teacher; Second, west side of Lepper street, Miss So- phrona Staples, teacher ; third, on Boon near Foster street, Miss Mary Norton, teacher.
No. of children drawing public school money . .668. No. of scholars in attendance at both schools, ... .. 206. Trustees-Stephen Boon, J. C. Patridge, J. S. Nichols.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 3.
This district contains two schools : First, north side Factory street, near Mechanic. T. W. Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Bacon, teachers ; Second, north side Factory street near Factory Square, Miss Emma Scott, teacher. No. of children drawing public school money . .. 230 No. of scholars in attendance at both schools.
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Trustees-R. E. Bacon, L. Ingalls, G. Bradford.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 8.
Contains two schools, first corner of Sterling and Jay streets, J. Winslow and Mis E. Sixes, teachers ; second, in basement of Old Academy, on Academy street, Miss Shew, teacher.
No. of children drawing public school money .587 No. of scholars in attend ince at both schools .400
Trustees -- William J. Sikes, J. Il. Armstrong, S. Ba- con.
41 ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES. JEFFERSON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
OFFICERS,
Pres .- Hon. Willard Ives ; Sec -Rev. Jas. Erwin ;
Vice Pres .- Abner Baker, G. W. Knowlton ;
Treas .- D. D. Otis, Depositary-J. C. Sterling.
The annual meeting is to be held at the State St., M. E. Church, Watertown, on the Thursday following the first Tuesday in February, 1855.
TRACT SOCIETY,
Of the Black River Conference of the M. E. Church.
OFFICERS,
President-The Presiding Bishop,
Vice President-Rev. G. Baker. Rodman, Corresponding Secretary-Rev. J. Erwin Watertown, Treasurer-Rev. A. Adams . Trenton, Depositary -- Dr. R. M Bingham Watertown.
Executive Committee-Rev. G. Baker, Rodman ; Rev. F. H. Stanton, Rev. J. B. Foote, Rev. Jas. Erwin, Wa- tertown; Rev. J. S Bingham, J. C. Cooper, Adams ; Hon. W. Ives, H. Scovill, and D. Haven, Watertown.
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JEFFERSON CO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
OFFICERS,
President-Solou D. Hungerford · Adams
Treasurer-John C. Sterling . Watertown,
Recording Secretary-Willard Ives
Corresponding Hiram Holcomb
The annual meetings of the Society are held at the Court House, Watertown, on the 24th day of Dec. in each year. Annual Exhibition in the month of Septem- ber of each year, at the grounds of the Society, corner of Coffeen and Fair streets, Watertown.
JEFFERSON CO. POOR HOUSE.
Situated in Pamelia, one mile below North Watertown.
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Alpheus Parker, County Superintendent of the Poor, and keeper of the Poor House.
WATERTOWN WATER COMMISSIONERS.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
President-Geo. C. Sherman, Wm. H. Angel,
Secretary-I. H. Fisk, O. V. Brainard,
Howell C. Cooper.
WATERTOWN GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. DIRECTORS,
President-A. G. Story, Geo. A. Bagley,
Superintendent -- }'. T. Story, P. F. Bellinger, -
O. A. Morse,
Office of the company in Merchants Exchange.
INDEPENDENT ORDERS.
MASONIC.
Watertown Lodge (of Free and Accepted Masons,) No. 49, organized in 1504.
Regular meeting on the Wednesday evening of every week in which the moon fulls, at Masonic Hall, over Nos. 8 and 10, Washington street ; election of officers in De- cember of each year.
Officers chosen in December, 1853.
R. Barnes, Master, Fred Emerson Jr. Warden, W. B. Farwell Sen. warden, P. C. Moulton Treasurer, Wm. L. Woodhull, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
Regular meeting every Wednesday evening previous to the meeting of the Lodge, at Masomnie Hall.
TRENENI OP!TOFRS,
Peter Horr HI. P. A. D. Bution S.
Lysander HI. Brown K. J. D. Crowner Treas.
Fred Emerson, Secretary.
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ENCAMPMENT.
Regular meeting once in three months, at Masonic Hall.
PRESENT OFFICERS,
Geo. C. Sherman, G. C. Peter Horr, C. G.
J. C. Patridge, G. J. D. Crowner, M. F.
I. O. OF O. F. JEFFERSON UNION LODGE No. 124.
(Instituted September 24, 1844.)
OFFICERS,
E. A. Andrews, N. G. W. W. Wright, R. S.
A. M. Rogers, V. G. H. A. Weaver, P.S.
E. Rogers, Treasurer,
G. G. Grinnell, of Adams, D. D. G. M. of Jefferson District ; regular meetings every Tuesday evening, over Nos. 6 and 8, Court street.
I. O. of O. F. MONTEZUMA ENCAMPMENT, No. 56
OFFICERS,
Fred Emerson, C. P. W. W. Wright, Treas.
A. M. Rogers, H. P. J. L. Marsh; Scc.
L. D. Doolittle, S. W. W. E. Massey, J. W. W. A. Loomis, D. D. G. P. of Jefferson District.
Regular meetings 1st and 3d Friday evening of each month, over Nos. 6 and S, Court street.
I. O. of G. T. CASCADE LODGE, No. 128.
(Iustituted July 12, 1853,)
Meets every Tuesday evening over Nos. 6 and S, Court street.
I. O. of G. T. UNION & HARMONY LODGE, No. 164.
(Instituted March 1st, 1854.)
Meets every Friday evening over Nos. 6 and 8, Court street.
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INDEPENDENT MILITARY COMPA- NIES.
WATERTOWN CITIZENS CORPS. OFFICERS,
Capt .- S. L. Potter, 2d Lieut .- E. H. Toby,
1st Lieut .- I. L. Rowlson, 3d " H. A. Chittenden Orderly Sergent-Samuel Nevill.
Meeting for Drill every Tuesday evening over No. 16, Court street.
EMMETT GUARDS.
OFFICERS,
Capt .- John Lacy, Ist Sergent-Wm. Conroy,
1st Lieut .- T. Stevens, 2d P. H. Kemp, Meet for drill every Monday and Friday evenings, over No. 33, Public Square.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
(Chartered by Act of Legislature, April 10, 1850. ) OFFICERS,
Chief Engineer-Fred Emerson, Sec. - John H. Rice
Ist Assistant -- A. N. Wilson, Treas .- Peter Horr,
2d F. B. Sigourney, Colfr .- W. E. Massey BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Fred Emerson, President; A. N. Wilson, F. B. Sig. ourney, Vice Presidents.
Neptune, No. 1
W. E. Massey, Robert Porter,
Peter Hobson,
Central, No. 2 2 N. Farnham,
P I. Scovill,
Jefferson, No. 3 S Tlaamas Woolard,
Peter Horr,
Hook & Ladder, No 1
John H1. Rice,
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. COMPANIES,
NEPTUNE, No. 1. Motto, " Excelsior."
Foreman-W. E. Massey, Secretary-R. Porter,
Assistant-B. F. Stillman, Treasurer-S. A. Wiley,
CENTRAL, No. 2. Motto, " Rough & Ready." Foreman-N. Farnham, Assistant -- J. Nichols,
Secretary-P. Hobson.
JEFFERSON, No. 3. Motto, " Ever Ready." Foreman -- Thos. Woolard, Assistant-P. L. Scovill, Sec. and Treas. George Butterfield.
HOSE, No. 1. Motto, " We'll Try." Foreman -- C. H. Wright, Assistant -- A. R. Skinner.
HOSE, No. 2. Motto, "Salamander."
Foreman -- F. McEvoy, 2d Assistant -- C. Nevill, Ist Assistant-Geo. S. Morey, Secretary-P. Hobson.
HOSE, No. 3. Motto, " Prompt to Obey."
Foreman -- W. H. Sigourney, 2d Asst. Horace Dodge, 1st Asst .- Thos. Dorey, Sec .-- M. C. Rogers.
HOOK & LADDER, No. 1. Motto, " We level all."
Foreman -- J. II. Armstrong, 2d Asst. Peter Horr, 1st Asst. T. T. Turner, Sec. S Treas .- II. Chittenden
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RAILROADS.
WATERTOWN & ROME RAILROAD.
This company has a Charter " to construct a Railroad from the Village of Rome to the Village of Watertown, and from thence to the River St. Lawrence, or Lake On- tario, or both; at such point as the Company may se- lect."
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Length from Rome to Watertown 72 miles ; from Wa- tertown to Cape Vincent 25 miles.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,500,000. DIRECTORS,
Wm. C. Pierrepont,-President, .
Pierrepont Manor
O. V. Brainard -- Vice President,
Clarke Rice -- Secretary,
· Watertown
N. M. Woodruff,
Samuel Buckley,
William 'Lord,
. Brownville,
Smith Bartlett, .
Cape Vincent,
Horace Dunbar,
· Camden,
Calvert Comstock, .
John P. Yelverton, Rome,
New York,
John C. Cooper, .
· Adams,
Willis Phelps, .
Springfield, Mass.
JOB COLLAMER, Superintendent
DANIEL LEE, Treasurer.
R. M. HUNGERFORD, Receirer.
This Road connects with the Sackets Harbor and Ellis- burgh Railroad at Pierrepont Manor, 16 miles in length, and with the Potsdam & Watertown Railroad at Water- town, 76 miles in length. It has 21 stations, including the Rome, Watertown and Cape Vincent termini. The distances are as follows :--
STATIONS,
Rome
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97
Taberg
86
Mc Connelsville.
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84
Camden
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79
West Camden
23
74
Williamstown
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69
Kasoag
31
66
Albion ..
37
60
Centerville
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53
Richland
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Sandy Creek.
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50
Mannsville
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Pierrepont Manor
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miles NORTH.
miles
SOUTH.
Phillip Dater.
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Adams.
59
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Adams Center
62
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Watertown
72
25
Brownville
76
21
Limerick.
80
17
Chaumont.
86
11
Three Mile Bay
89
8
Cape Vincent.
97
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The Time Tables are made to correspond with chan- ges on the Central Railroad and Lake Ontario. As a general rule four through trains pass each way every 24 hours. Two exclusively for passengers-one freight and passenger -- one freight alone-several other trains for way freight daily pass over the southerly half of the road.
POTSDAM & WATERTOWN RAIL ROAD.
OFFICERS,
President -- Hon. Edwin Dodge, Gouverneur,
Vice President --- Hon. Zenas Clark, . · Potsdam
Secretary-Heury L. Knowles, .
Treasurer -- Daniel Lee, .. Watertown,
Chief Engineer-Jonathan Adams,
DIRECTORS,
E. Dodge, Gouverneur, B. Hodskin, Canton,
W. E. Sterling,
A. M. Adsit,
Colton,
Zenas Clark, Potsdam, H. B. Keene,
Antwerp,
J. H. Sanford, O. V. Brainard, Watertown,
Sam'l. Partridge, .
Howell Cooper,
W. W. Goulding,
Hiram Holcomb,
E. Minor, Canton,
Office over No. 6, Washington street.
STAGE LINES.
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE No. 9, PUBLIC SQ.
(D. Burr & Co., Proprietors.) Watertown and Ogdensburgh, via. Great Bend, Ster-
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lingville, . Antwerp, Somerville, Gouverneur, Richville, DeKalb and Hamilton; leave Watertown every day, (Sundays excepted, ) at 114 o'clock, P. M.
Watertown and Ogdensburgh, via. Whitneys Corners, Bentleys' Corners, Oxbow, Rossie, Hammond and Mor- ristown, leaves Watertown at 73 o'clock, A. M.
Watertown and Lowville, via. Rutland and Copenhagen, leaves Watertown at 2 o'clock P. M ..
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Watertown and Carthage, via. Lockport, Felts Mills and Great Bend, leaves Watertown every day, (Sundays excepted,) at 2 o'clock P. M.
Watertown and Sackets Harbor, to connect with Ontario Line of Steamers, leaves Watertown every day, (Sun- «days excepted, ) at & o'clock A. M.
Watertown and French Creek, via. Brownville, Perch River, Lofargeville, and Stone Mills, leaves Watertown Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8 o'clock A. M. Hubbard Carter, proprietor; Office at the American Hotel.
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MILTON CLARK'S TANNERY AND MOROCCO FACTORY, Near foot of Fairbanks Street.
This Tannery contains 30 vats; is capable of dressing 1500 sides leather, and 4000 sheep skins, or turning cut about $50,000 worth of stock, per annum. Employs 15 hands.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ,
ATTORNEYS. . 0 FRED EMERSON, Att'y. & Conseller at Law, & Justice of the Peace, OFFICE OVER No 1, COURT STREET.
EDMUND B. WYNN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Cam, OFFICE OVER No. 2. WASHINGTON STREET. BROWN & BEACH, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, OFFICE OVER No. 4, COURT STREET. LEVI H BROWN, ALLEN C. BEACH.
R. BARNES, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, OFFICE OVER No. 18. COURT STREET.
D. M. BENNETT,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR. OFFICE OVER No. 2, SAFFORD BLOCK, COURT STREET.
THEODORE HAWLEY, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR, OFFICE OVER No 2. SAFFORD BLOCK, COURT STREET.
J. MULLIN,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, OFFICE OVER NO. 4, WASHINGTON STREET.
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WM. B. FARWELL, Aitor03D Et Counsellor at Cam OFFICE OVER NO. 6 WASHINGTON STREET.
BAGLEY & WRIGHT, Attorneys and Counsellors at Camp, OFFICE OVER No. 32, COURT STREET. B. BAGLEY. CHAS. D WRIGHT.
MILTON H. MERWIN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, OFFICE OVER No. 4, WASHINGTON STREET.
CLARKE & CALVIN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Com, OFFICE OVER No. 10, WASHINGTON STREET. SOHN CLARKE. D. C. CALVIN.
ARCHITECTS. 0
Will furnish Drawings, Bills of Materials. &c. for Public and Pri- Vate Buildings, at Reduced Prices. OFFICE OVER No. 21, PUBLIC SQUARE, THIRD STORY, ( At the Old Stand.)
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AUCTIONEER. 0
T. KEELAR, AUCTIONEER, No. 1 Washington Place.
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ART & LITERARY ASSOCIATION. - THE COSMOPOLITAN
Sirt and Literary Assorintian.
This new Association is designed to encourage and popularize the Fine Arts, and disseminate pure and wholesome Literature throughout the country. For this purpose a Gallery of Art is to be permanently founded, which will each year contain a choice and valuable collection of Paintings, Statuary, &c.
The matter for free annual Distribution, consists of the most popular Monthly Magazines, Reviews and Pictorial Library works.
The first annual distribution of Works of Art, contained in the above Gallery, will take place in January next ; on which occasion there will be distributed among the members of the Association, free of charge, several hun fred superb Works of Art. among which will be the original and world-renowned statue of HIRAM POWERS, THE GREEK SLAVE, purchased at an expense of over $5.000 ! Also, a large and Very choice collection of magnificent OIL PAINTINGS, con-i-ting of the best productions of celebrated American and Foreign Artists.
The Literature published for disseminating among the members of the Association, for 1854. will consist of the following Monthly Maga- zines, Reviews, &c viz : Harpers Magazine, Putnam, Blackwood, Knickerbocker, New York Monthly, Gody's Lady's Book, and Gra- hamn's Migazine; together with the following Quarterly Reviews, re- printed in New York. viz: Westminster, London Quarterly, North British, and Edinburgh Review.
The Association is open to all, any person may become a member on the payment of $3, which entitles him to a membership and any one of the above Magazines or Reviews for one year, and also to a free ticket in the annual distribution of Statuary. Paintings, &c.
WALTER FAILING, Hon. Secretary, No. 1, Arcade, Watertown, N. Y.
OF WHOM MEMBERSHIPS MAY BE OBTAINED.
BARLEY MILL.
V. P. KIMBALL'S 0 BARLEY MILL,
One door above the Cotton Factory, Factory Square. The highest Cash price paid for Batley. A good supply of
FEED ALWAYS FOR SALE.
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BAKERY.
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D. T. RANDOLPH,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, Candy, Matches & Cigars. No. 34, COURT STREET, AND 13, WASHINGTON STREET.
BANKS.
Scffersont County Lant,
CAPITAL, $200,000.
N. M. WOODRUFF, President. O. V. BRAINARD, Cashier.
N. B. HUNGERFORD, Teller. HENRY COURT, Book- Keeper. H. N. HUBBARD, Clerk.
No. 16, WASHINGTON STREET.
Redeemed at the Albany City Bank, Albany. Banking Hours-From 9 o'clock A. M. to 12& P. M , and 13 to 4 P M.
Black River Bank,
CAPITAL, $125.000.
L. PADDOCK, Presiden !. E L. PADDOCK, Vice President. JAS. P. LEP. Cahit . No. 4, WASHINGTON PLACE.
Redeemed at the Bank of the Candal, Albany. Banking Hours- From 9 o'clock A. M. to 12} P. M., and 1} to 4 P. M.
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CAPITAL, $47,779. WM. H. ANGEL, President.
LEWIS L. ANGEL, Cashier. No. 32, COURT STREET. Redeemed by Bruce & Young, Brokers, Albany.
Monster Sherman's Bank
CAPITAL, $60,000.
W. SHERMAN, President. F. D. SHERMAN, Cashier. CORNER OF COURT STREET AND PUBLIC SQUARE.
Redeemed at the Bank of Albany, Albany. Banking Hours-From 9 o'clock A. M. to 12} P. M., and 13 to 4 P.M.
Anion Bank.
CAPITAL $140,000.
W. K. HAWKS, President GEO. S. GOODALE, Cashier.
ABNER BAKER, Vice President. M. BOON, Notary Public. No. 10, WASHINGTON STREET.
Redeemed at the Bank of Albany. Albany. Banking Hours-From 9 o'clock A. M. to 12} P. M., and 13 to 4 P. M.
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Che Watertown Danh and Coan Company, CAPITAL, $71,605.
G. C. SHERMAN, President. G. H SHERMAN, Cashier. No. 12, WASHINGTON STREET. Redeemed at the Albany City Bank, Albany. Banking.Hours-From 9 o'clock A. M. to 12& P. M., and 1} to 4 P. M.
BARBERS.
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FASHIONABLE HAIR-DRESSING & SHAVING SALOON, BASEMENT OF WOOSTER SHERMAN'S BANK, Corner of Public Square and Court St.
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LUDINGTON'S FASHIONABLE HAIR-DRESSING & SHAVING SALOON, No. 3, ARCADE. Where may always be found a supply of Ludington's Chemical Hair Restorative.
The most valuable compound ever prepared for preser- ving and beautifying the hair, removing impurities of the skin, dandruff, &c. &c.
FASHIONABLE Elnuing and Dair-Dressing Saloon BY PROFESSOR N. LEE.
Second floor. over No. 5. Court Street, entrance from both Court and Arsenal streets; where Shaving, Hait- Dressing. Shampooing, &c. are done in the latest styles. A Superior Article of HAIR INVIGORATOR, Made to Order. LADIES' HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, Over No 9, Court Street, Third Story. The Subscriber has fitted up rooms in Fairbanks' New Block, third story, where he will keep a
DANCING AGABBEY
For the accommodation of those who wish to become proficient in this healthful amusement.
PUBLIC OR PRIVATE LESSONS Given at all hours of the day and evening NORRIS LEE, Proprietor,
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