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Medieated Fur Chest Protector.

Medieated Fur Chest Protector,
TO all persons of all and conditions, as certain
ami safe shield against fearful Diseases Con-
sumption, Brou' hits Asthma, Coughs, Colds, and other
afiriions Of the lungs, which arise from the expose,
slate OF the chest, 0CcOrdg fashion and the can, in
! udl changes of climate.
The PROTECTORS is simply chemically prepared fur,
nri with SIX and padded, which, suspended
hcck covers the chest in agreeable a manner that.
once Worn, ii becomes a necessity and a comfort.
The Protectors, although but recently Introduced ill.,
americas Is making rapid progress through the United
STATES the tanadas South America and the West Indies.
II has f"r long time been staple article in England
on the Continent of Europe, while grown in many
countries I" the position OF article of dress.
To demonstrate these facts, enquire any English
id"nt in vicinity knowledge of The beneficial
effects OF wearing the Protector, WITHOUT RECOURSE
To DoCrORING of kind The cost of wearing these
is mcIe trtc ana one will la - SONG vr,rs ~,
one who values the health himself or his family will
be without them. The Hospitals country are not
alone recommending them, but rapidly Introducing them.
iiarc"urt, Bradley Co.'s of London, and Manchester,
hhsiahi were originally entrusted with the manufacture
OF the Protectors 10y the iamcntc Dr. Cooper,
tihue I" Manufacture according To his original nstruc-
lions, ami Therefore recommend who would wear
9 The Protectors" to see TO their being genuine.
PATENT MEDICINE.
RETAIL PRICES.
GENTS SIZE, s1.5Ocach
LADIES do. ,O
EoyS' X MISSES do IL
nARCOuRT, BRADLEY & co,
IS Ann Street, and 10. Nassau Street.
NEw-YORK, US.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE, 102 Wood Street, Cheap
side, London.
MANUFACToRY, Al Market Street, Manchester, Eng
land.
H., i. Co. establishing DcpotS for the sale OF
The PROTECTOR in all parts America. PHYSICIANS,
surgeons, druggists. cothiers, Dry Goods Merchants,
matters aud nlers, also Gent cmCu's Furnishing Store
Keepers entrusted with the wholesale retail dis
tributin of them. and to whom liberal terms
offered for their enterprise and splendid opportunity
opens To them for safe and profitable business For
Apply 10
HARCOURT, BRADLEY * co.
IS Ann Street, New-YorK, U. s.
Sept. II, 1854. w3m
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HEAR NE! HEAR lE!!

NOREOEER, nevertheless, accordingly, likewise,
WI nntw lh-tandinG the cry about READY MADE
CLOTH Nc! hut you Will find that the BOSTON CIO-
THING STORE under the Minucsotian Gncr, Is the
place whore You purchase Clothing and Gents Fur
uiShing goo. description at wholesale retail
the low cash prices. We have Just received by the
War Eagc. Fail and Winter Goris. Give us call.
one and aat the Boston Clothing store, under the
Minnesoti an Ofice. G.. G.. GRISWOLD.
Sept. 2.I,, Il 81. d,f
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

1.-TWO lrinlicI Oxen hr,kr the cncloS Of the
subscriber the Ramsey farm mile above Saint
Pan, III" st. AntlIouy Road about days SINCE
I'll" is requested I" call. pay all expenses incui red.
ami take them away, they viii be proceeded AGAINST
according to law. ROBERT COATS.
(ti, II, 3S5j. wilt
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HE H AIR.
Greatest Discovery Of the Age!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE!

n AIR RE- Okla ~ r
grey Heads, Bald Heads and SHrer Greys please 10
take pariir udr notice that this astonishing anu I'M
egualied preparation turns hair back to its original
cOiOr offer hauinQ become greg and rGiHsGfes IN
all its original hedih, iusoTe Stiffness and beauty.
- EMOVES at all dan'lru!i from the scalp, and
IL all unpleasant itching, well as all cutaneous
ertions, such scald head, &c, and hence creates
perfectly healthy state IF the scalp by acting as stu
AMI tonic 10 the organs necessary I" supply moisture
and c,oring matter to the hair and completely restores
them to their original visor and strength; and thus pre-
vents all tendency to become grey. II also prevents the
hair becoming unhealthy and falling Oh, and brings
1t where II i oc by rrscitating the organs ncccs
sary supply nuirimen,, health aud coorlns matter oi'
and hence acts perfect hair nvig"raor AMI toic'
Now, Gentleman, AL this certificate from an EA-nch-
ator Of the United States:
CARLYLE, H.. Jun" 9Th, 1853
have used Professor q. j. WOODS Hair Restorative,
and wonderful elect. MY h'ir was De-
coming, though, prcinat'rey eia!' 'u' U! VIZ u "
his Rcstorative,' it has resumed rs "ri1ina color, anu
I have no doubt. permanently 50. SYDNEY BRIEsE,
Ex-ScD. U. 5.
profcsxor Hood: ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81, 1853
Sir-M your request, willingly give y"u statement
q, the cn,cs of rour Hair u. storatvc upon my hair
commenced when hair quite gray, aud
soon began lis effect in restoring the fluid 10 ii II
Immediately began To change 10 its native color until
is entirely rstorcd and from Carrfuy watching Its ef-
fcct that If faithfully applied according 10 directions
no lay viii be Disappointed therefore chceru'iy rec
mend to all friends, and all ~ho have use FOR
| such article. MRS. E bEARDsLf.
The public should t;nctIy that - this
partition alcoholic stimuat. essential oil,
unhealthy drug 1t docs not dye the haii bu' a',
upon secretons and secreve orgas 80 as TO supply
the with coOrns NATTER anu restore
! the impaired or lost functions of the latter ,>
For sale by CAIilL!, Druggist, st; An,hGIy; EN-
Druggsfs, Isl. Paul, and wholesale ana keidH Agent"
| for Minnesota Territory.
Dr. FOSTER, Agent, Upper Town, between
American and WinslOw, st. Paul.
st. Paul, Aug. 10, 1854. W."
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Russian Accounts.
Operations Threatened in the Baltic.

a dispatch from Berlin. dated Sept. 20, states
that the French Admiral DcSchcncs has had his
return to France cuuntcruilIricd. lie is or
Lcred 10 collect his ships in kicl Bay, and to
take them back to the Gulr of Finland
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Hon. II. NJ. Rice and his Con stitueuts.

Some weeks ago. when the floods OF personal
hatred and jealousy were pouring at THEN
height through the columns of the Pioneer and
Times upon the devoted head of the Hon. II. NJ
Rice, some fifty or more of the honest, irtelli-
gent and straightforward business men of St
Paul, assembled one evening to devise some
plan OF 'nanifcsting their grateful feelings to
That gentleman, upon his return home. for the
faithful and highly able manner in which he
had served his constituents in Congress. The
meeting wore no partisan garb whatever, and Il
large proportion of those present were Wings
several of whom did not vote for Mr. Rice,
but who, like ourselves, are not willing to see
a set Of faithlcss public officers triumph by the
ruin of true men, in whom the great mass ofthc
people rcpOsc entire confidence.
a Committee was appointed at this meeting
to agree upon the most appropriate plan to ac-
compish the objects of those present. and to
inform Mr.. Rice of the result. The foil OWING
correspondence has passed between Mr.. Il. and
the Committee the present week. While it
will be generally regretted among his friends
that he has declined the honors offered him,
none will fail to acknowledge in his declination
Wise determination on his part--a determine
ton which is entirely characteristic Of the
man:
'ST. PAIL Oct "a, 1854.
Hon. II. VI. RICE:
DEAR Sir You have served Minnesota in
Congress with uutiring industry. great ability,
and singular success. The Intelligent and hon
est among your constituency are aware of
this fact and no assaults upon your character
by factious and selfish personal foes or hire
ling presses, can rob you of their good opin
ions and warm concentrations
"Possessed Of these feelings, a large number
of the citizens Of ST Paul assembled some weeks
since TO devise proper measures Of offering TO
you upon your return home, some testimonial
Of their high regards for your public services
since you left us one year ago. The undcr>gn-
cd were appointed Committee. with full pow
crs, to devise and carry out any plan they might
think proper. 1t has consequently been deter
mined to respectfully invite you To meet your
fellow citizens at the festive board at the
American House, on Thursday evening, 10Th
instant. at eight O'Clock.
Trusting you will find it convenient TO be
with Us On that occasion,
We remain
Your friends and fellow citizens,
&. l.. EMERSON,
}. L. OwENS,
ii. +. M,SrtESoN.
Committee
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l.. =
GENTIEuEN 10 letter of this date im\t-
ing me to meet my iellow-citizenS at the 'fcs-
tive board, on Thursday next, has been this
moment received.
The invitation and the manner in which il
has been communicated are very gratifying.
In regard I" NY action rs Delegate have
only to say that all ush or expect is an i'm
partial decision of the people of the Territory
that their decision will he Just. | do not doubt
81 should be happy to accept your Kind in
vilation. but my stay will be necessarily short,
and is have many pressing ensa Senlcnts, that
plcasur" must be iorgonc.
| ain. gentlemen. with much esteem,
Your ncigllr"r aud !ririul.
"liENRI VI. RICE.
Mcssr. &. l.. EMERSON,
j. /. bWENS.
llENEY +. MAsTnIsiuV.
CuuiInittcc.
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&c" Mr.. Hoffman, up town, In. a rrmarka
bly, fine ID well selected new stock of ladies,
gentIcmcn's boys and misses boots and shoes.
lie will advertise in a day or two.
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MifltkcsOtiaIls +!

a NAI1 at the Boston Boot and shoe and
l. Cheap ant dt>t ~".ctal stock Of Bvts and Shoe,
offered for ale in Min. esvta.
81 Paul, Oct. u, 1871. IL WOOD 4 MORSE.
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The Danube

The Turks are h 'stening through Bulgaria
by forced marches On the SEA coast
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T:s- What men want is not talent. it is pur-
pose in other words, not the power to achieve,
but the will to labor.
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NJ The steppins-stone to fortune is not tc
DC found in jewellers shop.
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Ii A II IA.
CHARLES II. PARKER,
BANNER AND ENCHAN BEOKER
Attorney & Counsellor-at-Law,
Money RENTED to England lrelnri France.
Germany, or any other important point CONT
ncnt of Europe.
Interest Allowed Oh Special Deposits.
Collections made throughout Minnesota, charging. the
current rates oi Exchange, a,d tc actual expense
collecting.
Loans Negotiated yielding from Is 10 30 per cent w
un"Acritionas' real estate security. bonds pay
able in New York or elsewhere u, Instructed.
Wer wird Deutsch gesprochen.
References by permission:
Gov " A ,ornan ST Paul PAGE EacoD,St Louis
Ex-Gov. Alex Ramsey American Excl' ge Bank, my.
Rates OF Exchange.
Easterh,. CT PREM
o''nti'i'i'.. ......-..-.......-......
Exchange! Exchange!
Premium paid for Eastern Exchange, at C. II. Parkrr'
Banking Oti.c. Junco 1854.
Money Market.
Leans "n call. .................2 e CT. per mo
FifSi Class Paper. .....................3 :"
Land Warrants Buy'g
1850 az re-, Observation-Disclosures IS6
20 INSTRUMENTATION. 80
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Rates Of Discount. Bank
When reed post eXc' Tor other currency Notes
GEORGIA..
Atlanta Bank, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Merchants Bans, MaCuli..
KENTUCKY.
Safe Eup "A. (,hin p.,s.p \
MICHIGAN.
Erie aud Kalamazoo, Adrian.
MaCOllD
ILLINOIS.
Rock Island Bank, shnplaser, signed by NJ. B.Os-
BORNE li'r, D
A Ill other CUR, ncy i'll good credit in Ncw-York,
ST. Taul, Aug. 4, lS3l.
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80 \ letter from Southern Wisconsin saws
there is not the least possible chance for any
Nebraska Administration Locofoco to he elect
CT to Congress from that State this fall. We
have never supposed there was.
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70 The Antlubon. Kentucky, Justice and
Greek Slave arrived yesterday from below.
heavily laden. They had been out from Gale
IA several days. owing to their heavy bust
ness.
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20 The Greek Slave, as comfortable and
we'll managed Il packet runs in this trade,
leaves for the lower ports this morning at .
U clock.
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~ T n E c n E S T. ~G
SIR ASHLEY COOPER, Bart, M. D.,

The EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS
LEFT VALUABLE LEGACY THE WORLD
"REAT PREVENTATIVE OF CONSUMPTION AND
tNFAlI.iNi CURE FOR PULMONARY DISEASES
WITHOUT THE USE OF MEDICINE.
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J~y~ Gilman is about removing his roundry
to st. Anthony, where the machinery will be
driven 10y water power
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" r " II II IRA CT IO.A-S
HOyt, Smith & Co..


! ~OCLD respectfully announce that they have re-
w cri'eu and are now opening a choice and exten-
! sINc assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. PRO<
VISIONS, CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE FURNITURE
&c., at Red Wing, GOodhue COUNTY, NJ r. which
they are selling al low rates for CASH On hand:
| Mess Pork Nails clo,hi,,
, .,"l"'"'c i""' ,"'NeiS Hats and Caps
/ Corn Axes Imbr,lI,s
C'.s Mi,chefs Brown " Blcachcd
.'n| ass'" MINIS Hammers SlIrciing
nri"'i b:''i Ilck Axes PRINT,
Ma, kcre Chisels Lawns
ooulsh Aiig,irS GinEhanls
Butter Saws AMI Planes AIaccN,
Butter AMI Soda Table cutlery FIn,ucls
CRACKERS Butts and Screws Table Linen
n"sar Pocket Knives MHsluito Bars
lfa Grih''s'oneS Trunks
Cufce Door IIanrinrs I,r,,t.rv
Spices Glass and Patty Glass Ware
Saiti'i"s shot Tubs and Pals
Mola~sc, Powder Yauk,c N,tj,ps
syrup Lead OvrraNs
Cider Vinegar Fish Hooks Iiue,Jli,lnrv Shirts
Lari on Ra kin, Linen Bosom do
Paints and Oils Soap ludcr,lirts
Pickles Candles Drawers
Pepper Sauce Paint Brushes Bruon,s
They Offering gols all kius adapted To he wants
of the country At low than they can be
pu haste, ia ~. Paul any other point Oh The M,.is-
siip above st. Louis.
The citizens tioohuc County and settlers on the
Cannon. Straight and IinilS Rivers, especially
Nc'i To examine stock and prices they will
greatly Ia their advantage I" visit tins point for their
supplies being the On the River and easy oi ac-
All orders ir ,fIls attended 10.
Storage, Forwarding AMI Commission done on rcaSona-
bic terms.
July ~ 1871 w5m
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FATE OF SIR JoIIy FEANkILN-The Democrat
Of last evening publishes a tclcgraphic dispatch
from Montreal. confirming the news which
reached here some three weeks since by way of
the Sclkrh settlement, that DR.. Rae in his cy-
plorations along III" coast of the Northern
Seas, had definitely aSccrtaincd that Sir John
Franklin and his crew had all persisted by
starvation some other terrible calamity
some years since.
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- McsorH. &. l.. EMERSON,
j. /. bNrNS.

EyTE>srNE Flo, EING MmI.--Wc are much
.ratiii"d to he able to state that MIR. Gallag CHER
formerly OF Mexico, but recently We believe
of Allegheny City. Pa. has purchased property
at the corner OF RoSahcl AMI Water streets, 1t
short distance below the lower lcyc", aud will
in the spring. proceed to erect Il llourin" mill
capable Of turning ont two thousand barrels
per week. Th" mill will ccrtaiDl, he ready for
the ncAt year crop as soon as harvested. 1t
is now about time some move was made in this
direction. as -four is nine dollars per barrel in
IT. Iaul, and wheat not over scTcnty-iyc cents.
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Fnn-,About two O'Clock yesterday morning = Gre
broke out h. two story frame dwelling house, oocu-
pied ~ Mrs. Maria Nance and situated on Bond street.
between pougass and Racket streets The flames com
municated 70 An adoining small frame structure and
beth ws entirely destroyed together With the furniture
and goods Loss about e60o Insured.
HT1cu on nm HEAr.-Yestsrday Coroner Hsnford held
inquests on three persona who died from the effects Of
the heat The first was upon the body OF Catharine
Murray resident Of Govanus, and native Of Ireland
me next Vas a the hospital upon the body Of Irish
man, recently landed named Mehael Reardon. ana the
third in Atlantic street Court upon the body Of
eeochman named James Forester yerdicta in accord
ance we're rendered in AL three cases
nxATe from lH1ndrHRAxz AND NE0Isr.--Coroner Han
ford held yesterday upon the body OF CAtharne
Finn No 22s Gcd street. and at the dead house upon
that Of Moses Young, both Of whom died suddenly from
the erect OF liquor supposed TO be cholera before the
investigation took place The Coroner also held In
quest upon the body Of infant six months Of age,
which cied from want Of proper nourshment The pa
rents, vAo reside In Orange Fulton street, were
an excursion the 4th inst leaving II In charge Of
inexperienced girl They did not return until yesterday,
when they found the child was dsed. vsrdicH were
rendered In accordance.
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ARoaGh souns ~ tAs hnsiness, Il n mAsFs win
'niy turn thc,.r attention to it That they win
10 %, IL more than doabtfu)-that they can do
10 coOld easily be demonstrated. WHIST reason
can be given to the country for not meet
ing carrier than twelve o'.l.cg, and for
at three ? In he commence
ment Of session, the mornings are consumed
In attending committees, and therefore, al
though the hour of meeting is IL o'clock, MEM
bers have been working for some hours before
that time in their committee rooma But there
Is no such excuse now. The committees have
got through nearly all their business, and their
reports are ready to be presented whenever
opportunity occurs. Members have nothing to
do In the morning, AMI the House and Senate
sbould meet at 10 o'clock. If this were done,
and the committees duly called upon for re-
ports, and the reports acted upon, vast
amount Of business might yet be accomplished
leaving, nevertheless, hundreds of bills I'M
acted upon. To do this, however, the school
boy orations, for which the present House has
become notorious, should be stopped; members
should remember that Congress is not intended
as debating school for the display Of tenth
rate statesmen; and the fact should not be
overlooked that when men are elected to the
federal legislature they are morally bound to
attend to the public business, by all the sacred
sole unity of their oath Of Office as well as by
the scarcely less binding consideration Of com
mon honesty, due to the one hundred thousand
citizens which each member represents.
We have no faith, However, that any such
course will be pursued. On the contrary,
it is more that probable that the Committee
Of Ways and Means will succeed in
monopolizing all the balance of the present $685.
sion with the appropriation bills. The admin
istration will take care to have plenty Of
money placed at their disposal; and with full
pockets and three years and q half yet to run
before they can be kicked out what do they
care for the public interest There is in reali-
ty no necessity for occupying week in the
consideration Of all the appropriation bills, if
they were confined, as they should be, to ap-
preparations for carrying out existing laws. 1t
is the swindiing propositions which are SNUG
gled into them which create debate; and know
ing the character Of the officials at the west
end Of Pennsylvania avenue, in Washington, it
is no wonder that few honest men should be
disposed to investigate closely all bills recon;
mended by them before their passage. Win
the House proceed to business in earnest
the balance Of the session? We shall see.
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Sickness In the Theatrical Protection.
TEMPORARY SUPPRESSION OF THE TWO OPERAS.
The members Of the theatrical profession have been
rather severely visited by the prevailing Epidemic We
hear Of the Suspension OF Barney Williams
performances at the Broadway from this Rse than It
y followed By similar nsnts 1t castle Garden
and Nblos, In consequence Of the illness Of Madame
Bertucca Maretssk and Madame Anna Thion. The fol-
lowing certificate yesterday issued by the director
Of the Castle Garden opera
In consequences Of the sudden ilness OF Madame Ber
tucca MAret1sk win appear from the annexed medical
certificate, there w b performance at Castle Gar
The ss Madam. B.uoo. M.r..
sek 10 suffering from the effects Of attack Of cholera
morbus and arc Of the opinion that II would be hazard
Gus Tor her to appear In opera ct present:
JOIN JOIN q {. c Ganc ~ 1.D.
Washington Hotel, July g. 1854
Although the violence OF the more dangerous symp-
toms has abatsd Madame Marstssk Ii si In very cri
teal state and the management has exercised wise
discrstcn In temporarily closing the theatre The ex.
csssve heat Of the weather would be in itself sufficient
Qualification for sach step, until some modification
Of the high temperature Is obtained but ew
sons win be disposed TO brave IT, aggravated a. It Ia in
crowded thestre
The nature Of Madame ThiIon's illness IL not publicly
stated but believe that il Is modified form of the
complaint As Nbio has not thought It necessary
to Issue any bulletin the subject We may conclude
that her indsposton Il mot OF very serious and con
ssquenty Il not likely to Be Of very protfaeed cha
racter The public viii hail with pleasure for the sakes
Of those popular aes a. well Is for their own the re
appearance Of their the bills Of the respective
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THE RAPEsHor-vERY SusPrcrous.--The
bark Grapeshot, late from this port, with q
cargo of secondhand artillery and old mnskets,
hound for the Gulf Of Mexico and . market
somewhere in those waters, IL is said was late
ly seen at the Isle Of Pines, which Is alongside
the island Of Cuba It has been accordingly
surmised that the arms on board the Sid vessel
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The foregoing table presents the highest
range Of the mercury during those years; but
we may state here that the heat was Of longer
duration in ls4s and 1850 than in any other
year in the last decade.
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Mn1ls fDr Euru1os
ss1 e1tfsw YORK DISQUALIFICATION FOR EUROPE.
y coihnB mail steamship Atlantic, Oafs. West
!" sssve Vis port Tomorrow at ~ O'Clock A. for Law
Asl.
hencpean mails win eloscn this city IT half past
e,SloSk In the ne-npg,
7AeWsxLy HnAD, (priuted in French and E, sush,)
~ bsafuhished ~ half pastp O'clock in the morn
Ag. Single sopies in wrappers, hxpenss.
Subscriptions and advertisements edition Of the
ABw HAiD vii. be received the following places
~ Eusepe:-
-xxvMrUoL. jobs Hunter, No 2PAradise street.
I0eD0x -. EDWARDS, Sanford h Co., No II Cornhnl
VIM, Thomas Co No 10 Catherine street.
nAaH Livingston, Wells Co., SPlace de Bourse