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Launch at the Shades.

THIS DAY, October "a, at half-past 10 o'clock
Il Lunch from half past 10 to half.past II -~ ~
P Bssf Soup Soup; Boast Beef Ro.s. Veal. Ro.alat
Reddish. Stewed Chicken, Slowed Beef and ~
Potatoes. Smotnered Mutton and Onions Veal Cuet, God
tn. Liauon O. X ona
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queen Of Spain.-Queen Christina and her
husband the Duke of Rianzares, are staying at
iafancon' the birthplace of the latter The
wealthy inancier, Carriquiry, who has immense
possessions in that neighborhood, had organized a
outright in honor of the ilustrious lady. The
local paper is in ecstaces at the brlliancy of the
entertainment, as no fewer than twenty-five horses
Were KILLED, and one Of the toreadors was disabled.
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Csliforio Land Commissioners. -Messrs Thorn.
ton 4 Hall. California Land Commissioner, with
Secretary, Clerks and Attorney are about starting
for California. The Commissioners are entitled to
i've clerks. Mr. Carr, Of Nacogdoches. il the Secre.
taly TO the Commissioners, and the President has
jmt appointed, - their Attorney, Geo. w. Cooley,
Of Boston, who was recommended by Mr.. Webster.
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1Honks-To the officers Of the steamers Cora
Anglo Saxon, California and Uncle Sam, for s,
Louis, Memphis and Louisville papers.
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CNrpettNg,
FASHIONABLE FALL AND WINTER
Cabinet Furniture.

Al The UId Auction Mari, 81 Camp street.
~ An unusually fine assortment OF
found At h extensive improved recsps
from the North and West Buyers will find
prices the undersigned directions consgners
10 underssA every house the trade
OILS Imp WIN. r, SCOTT. Auctioueer. 81 Camp
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ny THE NEW ORLEANS AND OHIO [MoRsEJ LINE.
ST. LOUIS. October %. p. M.
Col. Mitchell and party returned from the Treaty
Grounds on Tuesday, accompanied by delegation
Of Indians to Washington.
The Upper Mississippi is falling, but yet in good
navigable order.
The Missouri has three feet water, and good
navigation.
Receipts of produce at this point is large, and
sales more active. Arrived, steamer Daniel Hill
man from Louisville; Gen. Gaines from Cincin-
natl, and Josiah Lawrence from New Orleans
Steamer Salem left for Pittsburg.
WASHINGTON Cry. Oct. %. Pm
The bids for the new Capitol Building, and fol
furnishing material therefor, were opened to-day.
The architect. Mr.. Walton, leaves to-day for the
purpose of examining qualities, with view to the
selection of stone.
PADucAH. October 23-P H.
No particular change in the river, except the
Ohio and Tennessee have risen a trife. which
gives fine stage Of water to the mouth.
The w. B. Clifton left yesterday for Louis.
ville' and will have immediate dispatch for New
Orleans.
The Georgetown will leave on Monday 70,
Louisville, and will return also for NewOrleans.
Weather clear and COOL
CINCINNATI. 23d-P.M.
The River has fallen here two inches during the
last lwenty-fc hours.
Jenny Lind is advertised 10 give grand concert
here on the 18th instant.
P1frsBuRs. 2ad-9Pn.
River fsilihg-weather cool. Large numbers Of
boats loading for Cincinnati and o.; Louis,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-24

Thess Of Our pubIc. who know thing Of two, will n
ths Lunch bill Of tbs ehsdss for this mssnine,
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Proposals for an Illuminated Clock.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two.
DROUGHT to the Second MuniciDaIi.x PoIie.

q, Diana d black feet 10 inehs: high. aged about
BDuf VI Ae''o.R
r.. The owner will please comply With The law and tax,
New orlsens ossote @, isii. - w ismsa
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gsd .<s.1L ruAaD WAnDs ssCoNp MUNICIPALITY
ssestR sssling Of the Third Wssd whls Erscuts Co
5z, As I'll y bald MONDAY EVENING ins, a, ou,.
e1sAs assr ossdsu, Of Posyaus Annuncsuo,
- A = scses pscis.ls. PssctuA attendance requested
IL 49, - gnnkrse n Whigs Of The Dhucs invited TO
- o sses lsle ssA ssovl haNus Down. ssc'y
U9I-on Saturday evening, in the NC nifty Of
= II - . - dskss psoss d no ssiss BOZ I:
- sns~ WV - suitably uwssdsd By lsayiss
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~ The undersigned prepared issue policies for the respective
kinds OF Insurance. in the above old able companies
loss damage, FIRE. MARINE AND INLAND RISKS ane
on ths LIVES OF WHITES AND SLAVES mos, Liberia
terms ApPlyto C. c. LATHROP, Agent,
ol0 3m2p 90 Camp .tres,
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YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's
G1n 4 h 4 N a.

II The subscribers in receipt choice
Youths Boys and Chdren's CLoTHfNG superior any Of
10 this Market manufactured expressly the CITY trade hv
house, 81 Wm street. NewYork and which we offer al re3
prices. tol4 3m2pl +. FABRE 4 CO. 70 Mays,ins
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nv MoRsr's LtNE-oFFtcE iG WALL STREET.
Burrato, January TSP NJ
Thermometer % degrees. Light Wind from the east
barometer 2e degrees There s some pro,pect Of an.
other snov storm.
RocmEsrER, January Tsp VI
Early this morning had slight rain, with wind
from the east an0 y little snow at about eight o'clock
Thernometer ut nine o'clock A. VI ~ degrees above
zero This evening have an essterly wind with
somewhat cloudy ssy. Thermometer 20 degrees above
oswroo, Jsnuary 7-sP.M.
Wind from the south and light Clear and pleasant
Thermometer 20 degreee.
SYRACUSE, January TSP. "
Some snow this morning with wind from northwest,
spd Thermometer at II degrees. This eveuisg 10 is
clear, tnd cold. Wind about N. w. Thermometer
Is degrees.
Urea, January Tsp. VI.
The weather this m orning damp and hazy, with
the appearance of rain and wind from the Ther
mometer 20 degrees. barometer 20 ESQ degrees. Thi
evening IL is clear and pleasant, with wind from W
Thermometer 13k degrees barometer rising.
THor, January TSP. NJ.
weather very nne all day. Thermometer rs degrees
above zero, TO night Slight Wind from north Fine
night. - So.
Very pleasant all day. Dcsutfsl starlight eveniny 4
Wind northwest Thcrmonessr stands 81 - degrees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-08

BY BAINs ELRC rR o. CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
wAsHrsaroS, January I, 1850.
TOOK ms sYAr.
John Bell, elected member from the Sixth dis
trict Of Ohio in the place Of Amos e. Wood deceased
oppeAred and was qualified.
THk AsrI-sLAvERr MEMORIAL FROM INDIANA.
Mr.. JuLIAs, Cfree soiD OF Ohio, meved for correo-
Sion Of the journal OF yesterday. lie moved to sus.
pend the rules to present memorial Of the antisla-
very friends In Indiana against slavery generally aud
particularly against the Fugitive slave Law lie now
wished the object OF hs motion statsd namely that
instructions to report bill to repeal that Law. Ho
wanted facts stated a. they occurred.
Quettons Of order were raised involving the point
to whstber two motions could be made at the sam
place yesterday. Finally. the motion ito amend the
Journal was laid on the table
Mr. Cosn (drm }. OF Alabama, moved to reconsidsr
che vots by which the House reiusea TO suspend the
rules yesterday. He wanted to see how many men
would yots 20 receive the mortal, With the view Of
peal Of the Fugitive slave law
The SPEAEFH said the motion you'd be entered, and
come up next Monday, and did not hesitate to say
that there doubt TO wh,t th-r refusal to sus
pend the rules could BE- reconsiaerrd
Mr. RcHAHDsos tdem y, Of Illinois, wished to move
70 lay the motion on the table.
The srEAEER said the motion was net now before the
House
rms rpw HAnrsiItRE ELECTION CASE.
The House proceeded 70 the consideration OF the
contested election care from New Hampshire Jared
Perkins centests the seat of Mr.. Morrison, tdem In
the Third district Since Mr. Wilson resigned his seat
IN the House the Third district Of New Hsmp shire
has been altered, and the question is whether MIR
The debate was not concluded when the House ad
tourued
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from the Mexican Boundary
mmIsslOn.

oT' LOUIS, January o. 1901.
We have interesting accounts from the Mexican
boundary, dated III Pssse Nov. a. BARTLETT arrived
ct El Passo the 18th November In advance Of the
mau body in 33 days from San Antonio after detsn-
tion Of days to recruit the animals and 10 days Of
severe snow sterm having agreed to meet the Mexican
Commissioner the LIST Of November In conse-
quence of the detention Of the Commssionsr he was
induced to take party Of young engineers an
oort well mounted and armed together with spies and
hunters and seven wagons, with provisions, equip
ments, SO. forming q party Of 40. This party then
went In advance of the train leaving Ban Antonio
1lth October, and when San Saba, struck of to
the north, to Brandy Creek; thence west to Sonoho
They travelled eight days, with ether guide than
maps and the company Mr. Bartlett struck for the
road again, his object being to fnd grass and water
but he was disappointed At the Congo he visited
by two of the principal chiefs Of the Lipan Indians
accom- panied by warriors The interview WAS friend
party was well armed. After choosing the Jornada,
journey Of sixty Eve mies without water, the party
reached the Pios, and followed It north ono hundred
and twenty miles to Delaware Creek. Here they we're
overtaken by snow, and Mr. rhurber sent to
Ell Passo, to avoid the delays which would
otherwise defeat the object of this journey. Mr. B
left next day, with Mr. Webb the secretary, aud six
engineers They took tents but took blankets and
provisions. They went thirty miles the frat day and
next day thirty fve miles, when they reached Salt
Lake, tho west side Of Gusdaoupe Pass Here they
found train Of wagons belonging to Mr.. Conn. con-
tanning government stores which left San Antonio In
June, being detained atty six days of water
After procuring provisions, Mr. b. proceeded and in
three days reached Ell Passo
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NE citing or tho Pennsyivania Legislature.- -
Position OF Parties, Sc

HARRisBURsH, january, 1851.
The House OF Representatives was organized at IL
o'clock John Cessna (deml of Bedford county, was
elected Speaker, having received SO votes; Geo. II
Hart, (whig) had 81; scattering 2.
At this juncture the death OF Henry Church, q
member, was announced. An eulogium pro nounc.
ed the customary resolutions OF respest passed.
and the House adjourned.
In the Senate Ave ballottnys we're had for Speaker
without success, The last stood Mocaslin, dem, 15
Kopigmschsr, whig, s-the balance OF the vote was
scattered.
Parties are evenly balanced In the Senate. 1t Is
imposed ruse will be resortsd to, and that Mr..
hccasiin will be elected The Senate then adjourned
There will be mersage until the Senate organizes
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The Illinois Legislature - Missouri U. 3.
SepatGr

Sr LouIs, Jan. 7, 1851.
The Legislature of Illinois has organized, by the ap-
pointmen Of democratic officers in the Senate and
the election Of Mr.. Smith, OF VIII county, as score
tary In the House, Judge Sydney Breese elected
Speaker, and R. r. Diller, OF Springfield, clerk.
Thursday next has been fixed upon by the Missouri
Legislature for the election of United States Senator
in place Of Thomas H. BENTON. Mr.. Henry Q. Gryer Is
the whg candidate for the ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-08
Anuir.tn Washington.

WAHHfTGrcN, Jan. 7, Is0N
Both houses Of Congress becoming stagnsnt'
The Senate manages TO keep up the talk about polit'
cal prescription, but It does not amount to much
There was q little Ore In the House, yesterday and
TO- day on the slavery question, but u was quickly
extingulssed.
The trial Of Commodore Jones 10 slowly progressing
The last witnesses examined testified to the scandalou'
reports the accused against certain officers OF ths
Pacific squadron
aaber Gore House clerk. died to-day.
The President recogni1,s Bart thoomew Watts as the
prizllsn vice Censul for New Orleans
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rhn Inifnrm orshn Army.

wan pFrAnrMtvT, ApJUTANr NFvFRALs UFFIcE,
wssHtxGrov. Dec 81, 1880.
errssaL oeprE,, No 4s "A Board Of officers win
assemble in the city ~ Washington the 18th day OF
January 1881 to revise the uniform dress OF the army
of The United States The subject will be carefully
examined; and the uniform greed upon by the Boa'a
win be described and illustrated by drawings vhoh
will be submitted at the earliest day praotcsbls.
The Board viii be comp5ssd ~ follows -breves
Colonel u a. Hitchcock 80 Infantry; Brevst Colonei
@ y smith "a Artillery; Rreret Cclsuel q Wrighh
4th Infantry; Colonel G a. Mccall Inspestor Gensrai
Rrevet Lisut Colouel r. st Cooke. "a bragsonss
Brsvtt Lieut. Colonel y II Eaton, u lnfsnhy Bre-
vet Major n 8 Garnet 9Th Infantry Brsv-t MAJOR v.
O. wrse "a Artillery. Bretet Major II q Wsyne, As
sttaut Quartermpster.
BY order oi the Secretary of Wa.
JONES, Adiutant asnersi.
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l.12l.Oy,
55s isI 2s.st3

The counties marked with asterisk co have
had &c counties taken from their territory since
$40, which accounts for the decrease very small
increase given TO them. Every portion OF the State
has increased IN population at rapid ratio, form.
ing favorable contrast in this respect with the old
States, in all Of which there are some portions
where the population has fallen off.
The net increase IN the toriy-seven counties
given above ia 53l ,f6S. The remaining tifteeu
counties will show probably further increase of
90 600 or 90 coo, and hring the total population OF
the State up TO about 32j 000 ncre Of about
% per cent throughout the Sta,e.
Npu Xayk -Tha f,IIouy,nu fa the rpfurr frou
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There we're lCs deaths in Phnsdeiphia during the
week ending the 4th last
The number Of deaths In Salem, Mass, during the
year 1860, was ia male, III ftInsle'-totsl 3ia Of
this number. thirty seven we're 10 and upwsri'-
twenty four ri na SO and two ~ aud wards via -
Aaron Purbeck aged % years aod 10 montbs-the
odc,t person ~ the tns VI BITS death IN the city aai
Mary Pcrtsr gi
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OoLunBus Jan 7, 1851.
IL Is rumored that the democrats IN caucus have
nominated Mr. Paine Of Cleveland for the long term,
and Gen Samuel Medsry, Of Columbus. for the short
term in the United States Senate. The gtats Senate,
yesterday laid the House resolution 20 90 in.s the
election on the table agair.
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The Isdian War In Yueatan-Great Number
OF Whites Killed.

NbW UNLL ANS, an. 4, 1901.
Advices from Yucatan state that q battle had oc-
CURED between the whites and the Indians In which
the latter victorious and three hundred Of the
whites killed General Treas had been
The spsnisrds said to be at variance among them
selves The province OF Nicalar Ia msnao ed by the
Indians,
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Bonoy jan 7, 1851.
The coalition party have agreed to division of the
Offices The democrats are to have the Governor,
Lieut. Governor, State Treasurer, Eve Councillors and
the senator for the thort term The free soers to
have the Senator for the long Secretary Of state
four Couns sellors State Auditor an seant at Arms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-08

ElRrHQuAKE IN MAINE We understand that
shock OF an earthquake was felt at Watervie and
vicinity, on Friday night about heitpast eleven
o'clock u was accompanied ~ noise like the
rumbng Of carriage whcels, or like the SLIDING OF
snow from a roof, which lasted about thirty a.
conds. The shock WIS slHn felt az Troy, some .
miles to the eastward of Wateryille. Portland
4 lfr n ddt1riicr.- Inn
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War Declared bctw cen san Salvador and
Ronduraa.

Nrw 0RLEArs, Jan. Q, 1851.
Late advices from Central America confirm the re
port Of q declaration Of war between the states of
San Salvador and Honduras. Mr.. Chataeld says, ON.
cially that the British government will interfere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-08
Western Navigation, &c.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan O, 1851
The steamer Despatch sunk in Arkansas river, and
Ia total loss The ice is thick from st. Louis to Cal
70. The Illinois river is frozen over. The Ne Plus
Ultra Ia aground ct the mouth of tho canal We have
seven feet water, and falling.
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U. 3. Circuit Court at MiIxxaukIe.

MILWAUKEE, Jan 7, 1851.
The United States Circuit Court in session here
Judge Miller presiding
We have snow here, and the weather is fne. The
roads are good, and produce is coming in freely
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NEw 0RLEsSs, January 5, 1851.
The District Court has refused the petition Of the
executors of MoDonoshs will, to anpul the writ Of
lsoi.lstion granted to the State OF Louisiana They
intend to appeal to the Supreme Court.
General Henderson, Of Misafssippi s under trial on
account OF the Cuban invasion.
The steamship Philadelphia sailed rem TINS port
for Chsgree the LIST inst with 24O men, wpo nave
been employed to work on the Panama ralroa''
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BALrfMoRE, January 7, 1851.
The mails due from New Orleans havs been received
tonight The Texas papers advocate the formation Of
a new state out OF Eastern Texas
The Rev Edward Nsuyille died at Savannah on the
I'd instant.
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Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, Jan. 7, 1851.
Several motions have been decided and the opening
argument No. was not concluded up to
M
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Sailing or tbe V,or,dn.

sayArvAH, Jan. q, 1851.
Owing to bad weather, the steamship Florida did
not leave for New York till Sunday morning, at ten
o'clock
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ADDITIONAL RETURNS OF THE SEVENTH CENSUS.
PENNsYLvANIA.-We give below the popul alton
OF all the counties Of this State yet heard from,
most of Them being officaE-
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ASNArotts, January 7, 1851.
The Reform Convention have adopted resolution 20
employ q reporter and print debates.
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LOUISVILLE, January T. 1891.
report is current here that the new steamer Mag
uolia recently sunk between Bayou and New Orleans
she was injured at New hihsny, for $4,000
The stssmsr Creole was burned ut New orlesss on
the 9th uit ,,,,- =
The Arkansas river thirty miles above its mouth, and
10 . total loss. ~, =,
cen brought back to that city within the past two
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UHAqLNsrov, JAnufry =, IS3I
A Rr,,,,h Ihp With railroad iron. u OF rybes bar
Nm forensst gone, and signals Of dlstre. hying
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ucn Richard susb ds,llneq being coosldsrei csu-
tidsle Tor the ect otU q. senator la fennsylsaniA
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EXTRAORDINARY FIDELITY or A Sr.AvE "A man
servant named Emanuel Boykin, belonging 70 Fer
guson and Milhado, of Norfolk, entered on board
the ffgste Br9ndywine as captains steward, on her
departure from this port to the Brazil station, hav
ing the permission OF his owners 10 appropriate
portion OF his ray, duriog the cruise, TO the pur-
chase Of his free dom. Previous TO sailing he left
his allotment ticket with the navy agent, with in
sjrucons to h. nd over the amount which 1t entitled
him 10 his owners. The ship was absent about
three years. during which period Enamel con-
Quoted himseH with so much propriey and hieli-
ty, that he became general favoute with the Off
Gers, and the captain considered himself fortunate
IN having 80 faithful and valuable servant Ca
The return Of the ship to New York, EmaGuel found
llmself entitled to up~ards Of -four hundred doars
Here was lne opportunity for him to have avaled
himself of the moral doctrine OF the abolhonists,
and embrace such freedom they offered. lie
wRs. ia all inteuts aud purposes, a free man and
with the handsome outfit OF four or five hundred
dollars, whch was bic, and nobody else had rig hi
"a claim IL. But hia morality was not that Of the
abolitionisis he had a conscience, aud a a
moral character. aud an honesty OF purpose far diff
lsrcnt from The h'pocrltcal huckserng and trick
| tiy Of the aboluoniss, who steal the livery o
heaven to serve the devil in. Tie knew that he
| iustly owed his owners $500 more than the aot-
men, ticket called for, and happen what might, he
was resolved 10 see them and pay II IN person I'm
| willing 10 risk 90 large sum about his persou he
LEI " remain IN the pursei S hands, and took HE re-
Cvipt for VI Ills next step was 10 engage hts pas-
sape On 10 Norfolk but The master declining to re-
oeyc him, hr waited several days for the next YES
| sci, IN which he embarked, and after passage. o.
ten days was landed ~ Norfolk, when he proceeded
1 forthwith 10 the counting house Of Ferguson ant
/ Milhgdo. gave them The pnrser's receipt. aud Al
soon as II could he done WIS hillv inv sfci with
| certificate of emanepl plti0G -FcrgAE Herald, Ian l
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14
Consumption,

COUGHS AMI Coiis. bronchitis. .iith1d, Splitting \ Hood
Heediny the Lungs. Pains Ne Hrea side. aud chat
kerroninet Nih Sreaf raiIIiion Of the Ho'f and all
FEMALE WEAKNE~SE- md ConPiaiHt' arising
uierrfrnm, Cholera Infnntum, Ac
~ For Prosf nnl ncllars Of Cures, see our
Pamphlets and HIEdbiAs al our Agents have item Io
give away
Sold by w. =. Russell, Middlebury w
s. Brown, Addison; |. i. Benson, Whiting
W. II. Remsen & Co Cornwall; S. l.. Spragu
Weybridge; a. =. Roscoe, New Haven llol
comb & Fay, Starkshoro' j d. Needham Bris
toll; G.. w. Wicks, North Fcrrishureh; w. G
Sprague, VergenneS; T. c. Smith, Monkton.
II All orders must be addressed TO WAL
LACE & CO. 3O4 Broadway, New York.
February, 1851. 4l-cow