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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
The
To PRIsTrRs Axp PuBLIsHERs.-The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention OF RIM
ers snd Publishers 10 their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates &c The improvement consists ~ giving 70 theh
copper face about third additional cost So tat leI
durability increased dITec: proportion 20 the Supeusr
enacy copper type metal which, ACCORDING 70 coz
rect experiments, IS " to /. From TINS single lac
will al once be perceived that thin face Of copper must
rive extraordinary endurance to printing surfaces. and et
oerepce has fully proved such 10 be the The Com
many have secured letters patent for the improvement and
hey are prepared receive and orders at their
tabIIshmeui 8 North Wilau-st. Ncw-fOrk.
TLefolowng papers printed IN the copper faced type
Eew-York Courier aud Enquirer; New-YOrk Daily Tnb-
nne Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag Of Our Union;
Posten Pictorial Drawing Room Companion; New-fcrB
Organ, and others. NEWTON COMPANY,
Ie2l IuTh&Su 8N0rih WhlIann-st N 4
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to Churches, Hotels, and Steamships

private DWELLINGS, supplied With ELEGANT Silver Name sd
Number Plates OF and beautiful designs, plated IA the
substantial SNI elegantly engraved al very
aow Orders nv - part the couu
uy. EvERpEII. No sos Broadway, cosuex Duane -
Branch store. No. ID Walls o2 imT0ThSS
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For Europe.

~ Advertisements for Ts TrbSHr Of MondnY ousnt TO
b. con, y, before Q O'Clock on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
~ ALsRo 4 BRorHERs, Wholesale and

Tea, Sugar. CN4ee, Wines &C..
No $50 Bowey west side. fourth ABOVE Rronme 81
and No $50 Grardsi. second block OF the Bow
Saye inst received ii extra fne Ooang Tea,
superior to any Black Tea they have before offered
the pubic which thes Viii sell a. Is 3 Also. Just
se.y an invoice finest English Breakfast Tea which
canned be eseeled IN this market. price Sc ..
They wou "a also invite stenIsnto he following articles
rnes, onaItv Youus HySon Tea, az q. , ..
S,perior OLD Government lava Coffee AZ ia y.
Double refined Crushed Loaf Sugar Al as 90 Tor
lbs -, -
Choice old Vines and Brand'es on diait ana IN o'Hes
G,re O,arse County Batter, Al, Is Sd Y 10 ,
pure Winter pressed " hlte Lamp On al o. Sa~Hl
The cars of the HassA Railroad and hsiem haai-
80 .t,ses from Harlem and Dry Dock and from the
ss,,,.s foot vi WhileAa ST. futon-st and fecAsip'
rsss the BeweD Store and stages from tue gu
fsrssS cy and South Ferries, pass the Grshds store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

t7~ The tremendous rush this week al
No O, Bowe,y-HIRAN ANDERsoss-ts ''ng 70 nls se,
ing .uch beau iful Three ply AID splendid me ~,
D.. 80 O1l Cloths Window Shsses. &c AZ ss+ IA
.ces rrtsby !ow price. The nducemrpts oherel - %
SIs.ers a nat famous establishment are unPsl
tie CarJst trade. We proiose ilSAihs o1i &C.
VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

1V TAYLoR's SALOON, No. 33I Broad
way opposite the Tabernacle. Oysters Fried. Stewed
Roasted Brolea and the half shell Beef Steaks Nut
ton Chops Roast Reef and Lamb Poultry Game, One
lettes Ham and Eggs Oyster Pattios Mullins, Toast,
Charlotte RusSe jelly Ice Cream and Fruit lees Fruit.
Coffee Chocolate. Tea Lemonade, sc. fNery attention
paid to che comfort Of ladies and gentlemen who VISIT thus
establishment $50 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
A MEDICINE WlrHouT ALCOHOL The

A MEDICINE WITHOUT ALCOHOL The
ON Renad Riters clam the favorable attention Of those
whose principles forbid the use of alcoholic stimulents
This astonishing remedy for Dyspepsia and General De-
bty has received HE best and strongest testimonials from
citizens OF the highest respeotabhy. and is richly worth
far tslhl.
Forsaleby A h & d Sands 100 Fulton-st A l.. Scovn
Co 3l6, and II Ring 1872 Broadway and BY Druggists
generally in the United States.
~ lnvalids requiring DIR. BANNING's
Patent Body Braces aud never-fane Rupture TruSses
his Travelling Companion by which cNness Is entire
B prevented and the effect of every KIND II oltlng
Meicei-st. near Canal. s9u
10 The propIietors of some kinds of
medic induce people think they Will every
thing. De- s a WHAyKRS Cauker and Salt Rheum
SIup, 20 which the attention of every candid reader Is
called another column. viii positively all kinds Of
humor pur, The blood and strengthen the system Sold
BY RApwAN n Co. leg Fulton ST., New-loTS
u There Is no great banquet but some
fare H. and the banquet gwen the world
WATTsS NERVOUS ANTIDOrB ur that produces he aih
ength and happiness Yet for Of faith,
thousands fare a. suffer disease. and iieTaly die of
SUMPTION. when II 50 positively and thorou ghy known
that II has failed vet. No has died while
using II. No i02 Nassau 81. OIL 20
THE LYON PREMIUM,-
tbs whispered LYONS POWDER took
premium at the London Far,
And soon the published Premium Book"
VIII tel who were success nj there
We We not a doubt the Iumor's trube
Hundreds OF bugs the Powder slew
Judges with proof before then ewes.
Could not, We guess. withhold the priZe.
Depot for the sale of LYoN'> MAGNETIC POWDER AND
pms ior the destruction Of insects and vermn. No ga
bfoSOWAy. u9 Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Aspssso,'s Cgy,p WINDOW SHADES AND

On CLOTH DEror, No. SS1 GR,ND-sr.-The subscriber.
manufacturers ms Shades eaShlsdto sell cheaper
than ever all kinds and quality Call aud and be
assortment Of table Oh ClOth Alsn.
rih lCIrrGes aud Bands. hememheT No SSl Enand-st,
enc door from L ludlow st s43 81 IuSSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

To Still far greater reduction IN prices
NJ HIRAM ANpERSoN'S No 90 Bowsry Floor OIL Cloths
2s Cd 81 and yard being about one half the prices
asked other places Also so pieces Of Fall lns
CARPETS at 81 aud - per yard also Table Covers
Wmdow RUGS SC IS per cent less than former
Drces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
CARpvrlNes AT REpuCrp PmCEs .-PE

rxRsoN NHuNrHREy. Ne s1S broadway. corner Of White
ss are selling iCh Brussels Carpet for SIS 10 los per yard
Heavy thies s. Super6ne Ter SIS 10 Is pei yard
Coed, all weol, A.. oh Cloths heavy IS ~ Is.
And all other goods found IN Carpet equal, low
npres % 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Whis state Nominations.

NETWORK. SATURDAY, OCT Il, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

d. - o Ciolbs Window Shases. SC Al sus'A nn-
acc uhisbly ow puce. The pdues"ss. 0n,ssaySled n
tie Carpet trade We Propose H-SHlAs our Se.'e'
"eeI.
DooR MARS. &. G. BERRIAN, No.
ca, p,os6w az would nyi'e the attention Of Hou.,ssePss
it ~ he The IA, gest assortneot = the best qutly ~
10 ~ furd ~ the United State These a. ,,.t
II best manner ard Of the most dq.sbs go a. The
- ,f.r hsviug been made the City ~ Lo1"Dn =. W
Ec,o,ies II he n - celebrated makers NnS sis' ~
teIIcto w" ~, 80 1eg jr th. ma-ke aud are u1ered a.
the lov 81 prices - tier HoiseiaInA-A- sorbSWsW
col Broadway y, - NJ
r. Me GOLDSMITH would remind all
who wh 70 learn Penmans nip II ~, b b
bs 81 - classes commence On Monoa, sSd hat ne ~
5HceS his charge foT private LESSONS q SO lie ~" nc
foSd hioushoui the day at his rooms No 2s9 Bf,-a"y
~ Those who wish to Advertise judi
couy thoroughly DO 50 at b PALsts AIsr
nation al select the places and papers best so-P'su :"
their respective plrsnts
" The HAT PATENTED By THE rub
nc Is FspTvscHEIDs He has again ds'anced All COM
petiors ana beautiful and tasty hats The
Broadw a. hatters aye grumhing because ne sens DeI
n or 81 Remember No. l07 Nassau, corner sf Ana
BANTA's FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN
U.Ts-Jrs beautiful Fall style must meet the approval
Of his numerous patrons they light elastic and duIs
BE You will find at ms est ablIshnent No I.'
prices
ToGESTLEMEN OF TASTE AND FASHION
clumsy m fitting Shirts dear az any prce None such
have ever left or will be permitted 70 eaVe ekEEN
F,tali.bnenf No Astor House HIS system OF httlng IS
Infsble he style Of has SHIRTS machiess one purchase
al GRFESs and you become permanent customer
Doors. SHOES, AND GAITERs.-lhe de-
termination Of Mr E. A. BROOKS Of No $50 Fulton-st TO
rival every dealer in the CITY m the quality sye ana
rice of his goods sil continues doubt H. since me
tme our first parents went barefoot IN Paradise any nd
yJ has been presented TO the world who could furnish
style of foot gear chase, elegant. and cheap, as
thai now offered y BROOKS at the welstocked ana spa
cous store, No. $50 ulton ST.
THE BEST OF THE SUNDAY PAPEes.-lt
reole will read Sunday papers, they should read the oeS
m Sunday CoTer stands at the head OF the "hOie III
ability respectfully and reliability, as does IN crcuia-
ton n Is now publishing one # the most interesting
original novels called the Confessions of Amra Bincker
that has appeared IN periodical IN TINS country
To PRINTERS ANp Publishers. The
NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention Of Pm
tes and Publishers their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates &c. The improvement consists ~ giving 70 them
copper face about third additional cost that theh
durability increased dToc: proportion 10 the supener
tenacy copper type meal which, according 70 cor
rect experiments " 10 l. From this single iac'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Doors. SHOES, AND GAITERs.-The de-
Tuv Brsr OF THE SUNDAY PAPEes.-If

PEOPLE will read Sunday papers, they should read the oes
M Synd0g COrer stands the head OF the WhOie 10
ability respectfully and reliability, does IN crcuia-
ton II Is now publishing one 4 the most interesting
original novels called the Confessions OF AmIra banchet'
,bst has ever aps ared in any periodical IN this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

WHO'S AFRAID banks are breaking,
and money scarce, yet KEox dong more esson
than ever The Of his trade ths season
owe, the last has been eat fifty per cent NO oan
wonder ct A. after his Hats o. the o'iiv
sni,less m structure aud material and sOld al the ~"
snce OF 81 each IL ~ not matter OF suipisc 'a. @
saiesroom No 1923 Fulton ST. oVerruh WIN cNs'oh'iS
Huv rom hats of him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
SO NAssAu.sr.-Boot. makers Union Asso-
citation Boots Shoes Caters az retail for wholesale prices

Doors, Doors The cheapest and best
slace in the city TO get Boots Shoes and Caters at No
II Courtisndt,st under the Merchants Hotel r IN
1rsnch calf dress Boots for 81 80 usually sold at 50 and 81
patent leather Boots and Shoes Of description to
supeIior quality constantly hand at wholesals and
retail lO9 NiuIhAo'I ~ phV"N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

~ That the world may know II, LOCK :,
uEAPT continues his sales Of the most beaudl syle
Fa and Winter Has together with a Iafge Ifs
chldTsl' Fancy Hats, Cape Umbrellas, canes &c ~
stock is uns for beauty taste ana eIeg @
room 37t roadwalBroaoway Ha' store 10 ese
he rs pleased to exhibit ms goods on all occ isiohs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
~ LrARy g. Co., leaders and introducer

Of fashion for gentlomen's Hats Nos g. and D. Astof
Mouse Broadway. N Y Opening day-On WEDNESDAY
the nth will open the public for examination and SAFE
the most extensive and varod assortment OF fancy as
Tin patterns cldrens wear ever on exhibition
IA this cy To ladies' and others interested IN this pecn-
Mar branch Of chdrens costume respectfully present
car fall offering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

READY Also large assortment OF Boys ana ChdIens
ieaver fst ar silk Hats found IN the CITY vel
vel and cloth Cans IN then variety. One prlce.
O93ts J. W kELLoGG NO iSo O"h"i'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

Hats u the rnge and the ladies INSIST that they VIII not
have anything gentlemen who wear am other SORT
of head GEAR As the ladies allpo Ia what thef
TO accomplish but fair 10 suppose lt there
Lii ,a s,sai "a ~ 10 kIEAIIo's No 4lG Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
R.yr,'e FAN STYLE OF GENTLEMEN

U.Ts-pis beautiful Fall style must meet the approval
Of his numerous patrons they are light elastic ana durs
be You viii find at ms estaDnshmeh,; ~ no
III eA1e"e'' oil 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
~ w p. DAylp's Hats are all the rage

IN the fashion world lie extends an invitation 70 gen
temen 20 writ his sales rooms from winch every vansy
=, ,Is ana de,crp,lon may be selected Those who wish
eealIy beautiful article should try one OF ms eegni his
W ~ DAVID No 30i Broadway NEXT door to Duane-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
~ FIsnrNe, HUNTING and RIDING Doors,

also Boots suitable for Surveyors aud Engineers ur SAFE
and made 10 order the best mNunerwarranted water
proof Specimens can the Far at the store
Of the Manufacturer, JonN L. WATKINS, No IA Fui-
fon.st oil 3tSTuSIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
ToCvyr1vMKNo TASTE AND FASHION,

CLUMSY III fitting Shirts dear az any prlee None such
have ever left or will ever be permitted 70 eave nHEEN :
T.stj.hnenf No AstOr House HIS system OF httlng IS
infsIbe he style Of has SHIRTS matchess one purchase
AT GRFEN's and you become permanent customer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

HATS S2-HATs 81 5O-llATS N3'-J'
T,vnsDowN No 252 Groenwtch-st., near Murray 81
k.w-Yosk would inform bis friends and the public gene
rally that he has opened the above establishment WIN
NJ w and assortment Of Hats and Caps. wicn Tor
durability and superior finish cannot be surpassed "A snare
eff hubble pstonsee is respectfully solicited oil JtSTuSihh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
New PARlslAN CLoAKs AND OPERA
Dornr No MoRE.-You need no longer

doubt thas at Gen Taylot's Headquarters No rs
Fulton OF YOU can procure outfit ef the most genteei
description. at par prices, for the bills of the following
doubtful lnstitn ioGs.
Colamer cial Rank of Perth Amhoy, n. J.
James Bank of GAINESVILLE, NY
Bank Of New Rochelle, NY.
Farmers Bank of Nina, NY.
Western Bank OF Whre Creek, n v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
-, No CoLDsMITH wOuId remind at

b ~ learn PenmanshID fr comparative TIME mat
- y h. cIasse. commence Monday and that ne Us
15Sced his charge for private LESSONS q SO he "i ne
tnnd lhroueLon. tls ea-. AZ hl, rooms - ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
SOUTHERN STANDARD.

1--WE offered the opportunity to the Editor of this
iouspal ted ,he handsome thing" by coming
Oat; Ike 2 Iaaasand at least modifying certain
uasshsishs and grpnnd!ess spaeicions expressed in
an attack madsirectly upon us in one of his re.
cent issues. we endcavored, moreover, to set him
the proper example and, although feeling con-
scious of being the really aggrieved party, we
wrote reply which was intended to lead to con-
ciliation. 0uE advances have been SO unkindly
rejected that We are constrained to regard our
cotemporary's suspicious as spfifging from the
gall of bitterness" We leave that paper, hence.
forward, to the free and unlimited exercise its
spcnctic powers, hoping fer it a. better tone, and
temper: I'VE do thistbe Hbrc reaslysbscause we
imagine a5ea1se %: esstPhysical descrip-
lion PfIhsseiat5srs Between himself and the
I ssStasNardy that we are warning with sort Of
ssltEdow-an ethereal sublimation-a spiritual rep
sntative of the States honor. We might be
wounding "angels unawares."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
POLITICAL HYnROpaTHY,

Most persons will admit that, in one respect til,
political advice Of the Co.opcrationsts is remark
ably different from any we have ever before hcare
In South Carolina. We allute TO its manifest ten
dency to chill the arlor and dampen the enthusi
asm which have hitherto marked the character 0
our people. We do not say that our opponents
design any thing of the sort. Their intention ma,
be to kindle kind of Vcstal flame in some inne
temple, which, although occasionally Nickering
shall be KEEP, just sufficiently alive by its watchfu
guardians to be worthy Of the name Of firc-or i
may be designed to smother all ardent feelings fo
awhile, that in some coming day they may burs
upon the world with volcanic power. hydro
patbjccDnrse of treatment is said to be frcqucntl,
eftSacfous ln:gfying renewed vigor to tho physical
Had. Analogous prescriptions seem to be thought
advisable, by some; for the political man. Ice is
beginning to be generally administered in cases Of
febre nature. We suppose our Cooperation
friends think that the State is now in the most
alarming crisis of political fever, requiring some
similar application. We suspect that the devclop.
ments Of the future will convict these political
doctors of something like malpractice, and that
they will themselves rejoice that the good people
of South Carolina rejected their cold water rene.
dies.
Our objections to their treatment may be briefly
given. Perhaps they may serve to convince some
one of these practitioners Of his error
Imprims, we think they diagnose the State's
case very incorrectly. 1t is regarded by them as
an highly inaamatory one-the patient is supposed
to be flushed with q general suf1usion of caloric
and raving wildly in delirium--and they forthwith
cTann down his throat their icy preparations, and
envelope him in wet blankets.
Other physicians view the case in very differ.
ent and, 10 our view, much more rational light.
They maintain that the patient was, until recent
ly, as hearty, sound and strong rs there was any
need for-but they are apprehensive that, from
useless tampcring, he is noU threatened with an
attack which, if not warded off, may prove se-
rious one. The evidence of this, they find in the
chilliness of his ex,remities (to.wit, Greenvile
Horny and the city Of Charlcston) They believe
that the judcious use of certain infallibe tonics
will set him right again, and enable him to 20 on
his journey with all his wonted alacrity and ener-
gY. Those tonics are varously labelled &c Rcss.
lance to tyranny" 20 The memory of the past"
&c.. all having very much the same effect. We
rejoice 10 know that they are being freely admin
islcred at this time and, in the main, with the best
possible effect. A few strong pepper and mustard
cataplasms (such as "disuninn,' nni.submis-
sion, &c.,) applied to the aforesaid cxlrcmiies,
will completely stay the disease. This done, and
we hrve no doubt OF soon having the pleasure to
that the PATIENTS not only out of danger,
hut ready and prepared to prove his sound condi-
licn: Let whoever will, conc to Test it,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
POOR FELLOK!

Tire child of the Standard goes so far as to envy
us a nice cake recently presented to us by lady,
upon which he makes certain very brilliant COM
ments, concluding with an extract from "Mothcr
Goosc's Melodies" Who could have supposed
that our dear buddy" would have been 50 cx-
cessively put out by this affair." In the language
Of his favorite author, we say to him
Hush, little baby, don't you cry,
Your little slice may come by and by.
Pity you didn't attend the Ridge Cooperation
dinner. You might have picked up Il few of the
crumbs that fell from tho " cakes with handsome
devices" which were presented TO some Of your
leaders at that time
But you must put check upon your passions
Remember what your nursery-book tcaches-,ll;lt
although it is certain that "goodies" will hc
fairly distributed among all the pretty children -
yet it is az unaltcrably fixed, as the law: of The
Medes and Persans, that
"Thcre's nothing for the lilllc boy
Who crics in the lane
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
ABBETILLE,

WE learn from various sources that our gallant
friend NOBLE, of Abbcvillc District, is battling
powerfully against the accumulated forces which
have been brought to bear upon him of late. CAL
nouy, CUNNINGHAM and JONES, have kindly
come to the rescue upon ono or two occasions, and
have helped him to ward off the thick and fast
coming blows of one United States Senator, and
two members of Congress, besides his immediate
opponent. Fair play, gentlemen, is jewel! One
at a time upon our spirited and talented young
standard. bearer, and he will yet wave :hc Pal
mctlo in triumph over his advcrsarics "Aognt
est rcriiaS CT prcrulrJh"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
THE PALMETTO FLAG,

That we have not before noticed the appear.
ancc of this new sheet is no indication of any dis.
trust of the ability with which it would be con.
ducietl. We wished to see a few numbers that
we might speak for it knowingly. These have
been received and carefully read; and we take
great pleasure in recommending it to the patronage
of all who desire to read fair, spirited and sensible
political articles. Those of our readers who dc.
sire pleasant variety of good secession reading
would do we'll TO try it. Subscriptions will be
received at this office, and the Flag shall be
promptly forthcoming.
Terms of subscription, lin advanceaseA single
copy, 50; Three copies, s5; Eight copies; slo33,z
The Palmetto Flag is spblished twelve or ffteer
times month. 1t as we unders.anlssIb
several talented Charlests
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
COOPERATION MEETING AT DoRN'S.

WE expected to have received an account OF
this meeting for this weeks paper, but it has not
come to hand. As it may be a matter of interest
to some, we will merely state that, from all ac-
counts, it passed of in pleasant style. The general
impression of all present seems 10 be that MIR. A. p.
ALDRIcn, of Barnwell, made an excellent speech.
We know him 10 be fully capable of it.
We have heard the number present variously
estimated at from three to six hundred. The last
is the estimate made by many of the Cooperation.
lists, although some of them take higher figure.
Since writing the above, we have received the
yport of tho meeting and various documents con-
nected with it, will publish as much of them
asfTefcan nezs,wcek. NJ.