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rsn has rendered u.s. hitherto incapable Of expressing our
% gratitude to those intrepid men who BY men % mum a.
lway, the imminent peril Of their own iyGS h a
~ k had won the esteem the members of Engine Company NO
evbom he has time described TO ma h nee Of con
eeueany bearing aud moral wosh i h Se died in he
station TO stricken hearts also the reflection tn
ss S OF . pasS GS aSd the aud
ID Se TO- the IN 1"S with
s No AZ we Would sAp 9d 90 our msn, other. whose
we cannot reeoect as wei as 70 Ut Mae1o OF me
s until it pleased Doa 70 summon an before
=, s0e yae we Of wen done sod aad faithful
'Isais" With deep gratitude renain' Kew onovvrr1
HuDsoS RIVER R,nRoAD.-Why do NOT the Directors
ase %s@ s St AM s 70 ge at their ees
s fro" this advantage present. coz coMSUfER '
Pour Between WEST THE SrREEr-PREAcHER AND A
AsLrA warrant %ss by wb1 lived in
house No S Eshay Constable Nose %en LIED 10 1 bs.cSet
to split h1 open he clear out The con
[ cbsoed a,;Hnse and csssS nn s,ee csS to- snyer
IA sssultiDg officer.
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT Urox FEAALE.-An Monday
sns Young man John OH.ra arrested by ohcer
% upon sf he person Of e@s named Mary White the
Ne was walking down East siHteenh' he followed her shoi'
france finally with her and asked her where c ved
rep, him and after he seized her and shIsw her
-, upon The when her s n ,os % E fox is
ATTEMPTED suIcrDR.-A German named Noting at
srFsd suicide yesterday at bis boarding house No 10 Ann by
saOwiDs o dose olsudanup Previous to taxing the poison
ssro,e Letter 70 Trend Informing him what disposition 10
and taken New Hospital where he is
DAY to recover
Rrs OvrR.-simon jackson, a member of Engine Co.
NJ over on Monfsy night by Engine No H. while run
.hLEGrD LARoESr.-Early yesterday morning Officer
ahdSe OF The s'S Sss 0 % man named Edw;rd
session sn1rons that ne nigh. have them he ques
Brosdwsy given ttem to him sell Ths officer az.
him ard SSs & he await 's s1s s1saoIs
'sthe property Of MI TAYLOR
hS'ns been dsss.sa a H. wn. about . worth
sse Justice CLARK and locked up for trial
l,prs, oy A BROADWAY BURGLAR.-The clothin,
John wym.n No 20 BT r wa, entered through
@ Of goods which the thief escaped -Four nights amer.
nth s0ss G5s window and Ss Of $50 s mS
I'D day OF two Officer nanbn received information
Ssss the tSrslsf arrested him AID found in bis
tape which eossPonStd with part Of similar
sksd been The burglary wss then charged directly
49, and stated that h, of the goods to hoa'e
~ in Avenue The ocr, visited ta b hS S %.
s:Ss without iooi 1 6rosss since ~,
Sr was srrted on rsps09 o. yys Points but tie proof
him being vr,y slight he discharged saO'eSr'nty be
sfore 0sbone and locked up for trial lie Of prepO.sins
respectable psrsn,sgc His place OF residence
slsEFT OF HORSE AND WAGos.-A man named Daniel
was Yesterday crested charged with ea'anitins nsed
e belonging 70 Robert Porter OF No 5is Pearl whose clerk
tiig ION Of TIE horse aud wssou the thief
"e Of female acquaintance to whom be gave about 7i
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HypsoS RIVER RAILRoAD.-Why do not the Directors
hw norn this side of Taytown ana arrive a.
Cuberss 81 folks wGui 20 be al their ohcos
h q aeon before o'clock and all who reside along the hudDn
~ Ern ~ ~ A COMMUrER.
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AGGRAVATED ASSAULT UroS FENALE.-An Monday
rung Young man John OHara arrested by Ohcsr
Es Of The Eigheenth Ward charged Wi committing violent
upon person Of female named Mary hte VINO ~ me
he East SiNteenhs He followed her SNORT
finally up with her and asked her where hc ved
no reply after he seized her and hrew her
the her cries for help brought the Ponce
He locked by Justice CLARK Tor a
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hclnovl
DINNEO - Co have reIDsved TO their new stor
No &c Chsmbsrs sst dosr Bro.-., vhss. ~,
prepared exh3it large and spics<sd .osk of ~
M.LLlkERf GaODS
CONSISTING Of RIBBONS, SILKS, Craps FLOWERS q. 90
bit M many ctces styles Of the sessSshIs
adapted a. their tradh
and tsads
o-rs
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SPECIAL NOTICE
rfr,r or esofifs h.,,..
srvrx u the Conpsnys y<.n,s
are 70 be up z5b My snd .ess s, ~. sly,os
Det.isd prc.pee:nsss f0rIai Z! ps9Geela 40 a.
HS' o. o' '"'N D i.ttrr of th- Bo.d 81 Difectoce
q A THOMSON. Prsi.i,ai o. nc ~ "a New IA
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N-y~,.a Or oyrrcERs AKD 60LptEW ~
,o,aa Meeting has been proposed q the
os,;cer. and soldiers Of the var q lsis' e *
s.,S !. Ms city today. No place having
-, ...~lvnated a which The meeting shan
s.ssmsle aAn t)fscsr,' suggests the honu-l
msut Hotel (fbrmeriy the Washinesonsl =
the place Of meeting. and ia o'clock the
hour.
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+ 80 re- rHs q RrflEv Housks We
n 5ved rs from Ifafchlnso0 n11gn Of
Z ~ b fsn5r6 faues,- 10 be- appr0pria1 ~ TIE
I q Il, q the toor. II u directed % u keu g
fte : faelicfs House cousnittea The d6d1ll0n =
at1rnnsenied By well written letter from NJ. !.
3 4 .iniurhsn. treasurer Of The Division. THIS
exr1rle a Huichinecn pivlston ~ rod cpet 80
tkofe q peculiar beahty ID Il sinco 3tt61he G1bN
efnbody Of tampsfunce ssea 10 the reaaes g ~
altsibutab1s 70 inteanpersncs.
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL-Thers was com

Ia runaway IN JAIL.-Thero was COM
~ mitted to the Jail oftthe City of Richmond. as
runaway, on the 10th day of November, 1854, No.
gro boy. who calls himself RANDALL, and says he il
the property Of Augustus Hewlett, of Chesterfeld
county, Va. Said negro 10 five feet high, of dark
complexion, about nineteen years Of age. and had
when committed to jail dark cassinet roundabout,
blue cotton pants and black fur hat. The owner of
said negro 10 requested to come forward prove pro-
perty, pay charges. and take him away; he viii be
dealt with AZ the law directs
JOS. A.-6TARKE, D. s.,
de 20-6t For Martin M Lipscomb, ssret
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GrxALisa Box xs.--Four slaves IN the SER
vice a. Messrs n Dickinsoa u Co-11ak i'm,
Arthur and Sam -wero arraiened boicre the Mayor
yoefefdsy, to answer for stealing number Of to-
bacco boxes from their nasters. The evidence Of
eui1f was % very conclusive, Mr.. Dicksnson hay-
I'M sceu each Of the negroes with boz. that they
were IN ordered to be logged 70 tho extent of the
faw -. y
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The SuprosED CoUNrERrEIrERs.-Jc

The SUPPOSED COUNTERFEITERs.-JO
F. Manchester and William C. Humphrey, charged
with passing counterfeit money, and John Whit.
man, charged with having counterfeit money in his
possession, were arraigned before the Mayor yes.
terday morning. and the witnesses for the Com
monwealth having answered to their names, the
examination was about to proceed, when A. Judson
Crane, Esq, the counsel for the accused presented
list of Witnesses which the prisoners desired to
have summoned for their defence, and asked to
have the examination adjourned over until this
morning To this request the Mayor assented and
the prisoner were thereupon remanded to Jail.
The accused parties do not deny having had the
money, said to be counterfeit but say they received
1t genuine, and if it Is not, they were net aware
of that fact when they passed Il. They further
state that they have been employed In Virginia for
some time past, and expect to prove that they are
honorable gentlemen and men Of character. judg-
ing from the list OF witnesses furnished the police,
some OF them are well known to many of our mer-
chants and business men. If they are innocent,
We sincerely hope that they may prove themselves
90 at once. 4 s@a aas
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rtNE MARBLE WoRx I'VE take pleasure

Ia calling public attention to specimen Of marble
work recently executed by Messrs. Miller & Vim
cent of this city. 10 an altar for St Peters Ca
thedral The table il 9 feek long. feet broad and
feet inches high, ornamented with four futed
pilasters with Ionic capitals. On the table b .
beautiful tabernacle representing an Ionic temple.
the door of which has an elegantly carved cross
and lamb with wreath. Each side of the taber-
nacle are three steps for candles and other orna-
ments On each side of the altar are two pillars
IA inches square, for receiving statues. This altar
IL to be placed In the sanctuary of the church, ON
an elevated PLATFORM to be reached by three steps
The whole Is of fine white veined Italian marble
1t 10 beautiful work of art and does great credit
to Messrs. Miller g. Vincent. II may be seen ct
their mandatory, ON the North side of Main
street. obliquey opposite the Second Baptist church
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KICKED BY HoRsE.-RObert. one of
Mr.. John P. Tally's hackmen, was kicked in the
face by one of his carriage horses, yesterday
morning, while in the stable, and seriously injured
We understand that his nose was broken. and his
face dreadfully cut and bruised. He was imme
diately placed under the care Of physician, and
1t il hoped his injuries will not prove fatal.
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Walk YOUR Observation-Disclosures
the painted signs Ut either end of Mayo's bridge,
warning persons to walk their horses or pay fine
of &5 for each violation, the owners OF four public
hacks were summoned before the Mayor yesterday,
to answer for violation of this law, by their dri
yers and teams. Owing to the large amount Of bu,
siness before his Honor these cases were continued
until to day, when Messrs. William Lewis. Richard
Darracott James B. Shelton and John P. Talley will
certainly be put in for reasonable sums, unless they
prove that their teams and drivers are innocent
of the offences with which they stand charged.
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Dennis OBrien was before the Mayor
yesterday for assaulting VIM. Scott whom be had
pounded considerably. They are sailors who came
ashore Monday evening on cruise and getting
hsif seas over, got foul Of each other Dennis was
taken to the cage for beating Bill but the latter for
giving his shi pmate, the Mayor discharged him.
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Il
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
Mrs. WASHINGTON, at the period Of her mar.
riase, from Woolastons famous Portrait at Arlington
Mrs wILLIAM DUER, daughter of Lord Stirling,
mother fudge Duer. President Duer, &c.
Mrs ALEXANDER HAMILTON. daughter of
Gen. Schuyler. from picture painted in her 9Th
Mrs: JAMES MADISON. Dolly Payne as paint.
cd by Stuart just after her marriage
Mrs. WILLIAM 8 SMITH. daughter of John Adj
Mrs JOHN JAY, dsush.er 81 f'S Governor Living.
ston. and vito Of the first Chief Justices great
Mrs. RUFUS KING, daughter of VIM Alsop. and
mother OF Charles King Jas q. King, John A. King,
Mrs RALPH lizard, of South Carolina. an aunt
of Bishop Deiancy. ofthe late Mrs. Fennmore Coop
Mrs JAMES BEEKMAN, grandmother of Hon.
James w. Beekman. fashionable New York dame
Mrs JOHN ADAMS one of the most celebrated
Mrs HaRsisoN GRAY OTIS, t thee elder) fla.
NOUS bsautg.fsqm one e Malbone's mssteIpieees
roll, and mother of the Duchess Of Leeds Marchon.
es: M Of M MnnM Lady . Stafford &c
Jefferson. described by John Randolph sthe sweet
Mrs HENRY rHIiILIrs daughter the celebrated
Mis- WILLIAM BINGHAM, daughter Of Thomas
Willing and grandmother of Lord Ashburton--a mag
1lcent beauty for twenty years at the head Of tho
Mrs THEODORE SEDGWICK, of the Dwight
family, wife of the great Federalist leader, mother
of Miss G.. M Sedgwick. he.
Mrs. EDMUND C. GENET. daughter of Gov. Geo.
Clinton and wife Of the French minister here during
the days of Terror"
. Mrs. LAWRENCE LEWIS, Nelly Gusts, grand
daughter of Mrs. Washington--"the universal ia
vorite"
The MARCHIoNE s D'YRUJO, daughter of
Chief Justice Mexican, and mother Of the Duke of
Sotomayer. Prime Minister of Spain, &c.
Mrs. CHAUNCEY GOODRICH. daughter Of Gov.
Wolcott, sister of Oliver Wolcott Secretary of the
Treasury, lie.
Mrs. CHARLES CARROLL. (the younger,)
daughter of Benjamin Chew, &c, &c.
Also
A splendid collection of Standard Choice Works.
illustrated and richly bound in the various styles.
~ For sale by
VIM. A. BUFFERS, Bookseller,
and Dealer in Piano Fortes Music, lie.
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Nf@prR. = |Ishard Lamb1th, 61etideat
Of H66oser cuu6 y, was Arfaigpo1 bslore the NJ.
Or yeeterdsy morng. TO answer the charge q stab
bisghnd killing save named Humphrey. The pro-
Eondsy e,ssisa isst'. Wssn i6s prisansr Ms
first arresfod, 81 refused TO elvehts name 70 o1eer
Pearce - = hswne tksn Sltkh1ly under the inen.
ence u Ardeut aptrits be wAs taken 70 TIE csgA 90
locked mp. Yesterday mornlne, on being 1rcnsst
before he Mayes be gave BIZ name = Wultem
JamsA and insissed hat hist was correct untl
taken before the Coroner, when be WIS recognized
BY 40 acqualutsnce % Rlchard Lambuth. What
could have been bic object for Withholding bis real
name itis impossible TO tell Tho Mayor exana-
ined but one Witness, whose evidence We subjoia:
B. Gatagni, sworn -t1n Monday afternoon, be-
tween the hours Of and o'clock, while was ~
tending IN my store, the prisoner and another an
came in and asked me il wished to purchase
not One OF Them Immediately returned into the
street. but the prisoner walked around 10 the bar,
whore my ssryant Humphrey was in attendsnee
Humphrey was usually employed in assisting to
up 70 atteod inthe bar. The prisoner went 10 the
bar and called for something to drink. Another
gentleman also drank and passed out Of the side
door into 18th street The prisoner stood ct the bar
talking, but hearing no loud words. did not sus-
poet any thing wrong In . short time heard
Humphrey say murder" and on going around, I
observed the prisoner In the act of going out Of
doors, and endeayoring to put the sword IN the
cane. Another OF my boys told me Humphrey was
hurt, and on looking around, he observed @master.
aud stabbed. = opening his bosom and showing me
the place. told another boy to 20 for the police,
and started In pursuit of the prisoner. He was
then going rapidly in the direction of Franklin
street. When near Mr.. Eppes' carpenter shop he
entered an alley and concealed himself In . small
house Knowing that he was armed. 4 did not 60.
up very close, but kept watch over him, awaiting
an officer. On perceiving me he came out and was
about to jump the fence into the Maionic lot when
Icalled to him in loud voice to stop. With this,
he turned about, drew his sword and made at me,
seeing which seized pieceo of plank and struck
him In the breast, knocking him down, his sword
flying one way and the cane another. Az soon as
he fell, jumped upon him, caught him by the
throat and held him until Off ,er Pearce came and
took him In custody. The wounded boy ives put
in carriage and sent to the Medical College,
where he died In very short time
Here the Mayor closed the examination and re-
rnanded the prisoner for hearing before Called
Court of Magistrates to be held at the State Court
House on the 18th CT this month.
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INQUEsT.-COrOnOr Wicker, assisted by
Constable Lewellen, held an inquest over the dead
body of Humphrey, slave to B. Catogni, at the
Medical College yesterday morning The jury, Of.
ter hearing six or seven witnesses, rendered as
their verdict that the deceased came to his death by
q wound in the cavity of the chest, inflicted by a
sword. in the hands Of Richard Lambuth During
ed with blood, for four FIVE inches in length from
the point.
Wehave given the only material evidence elici-
ted before the Coroner, In the prisoners examines
ton before the Mayor. Mr. Catogni was the only
person who saw him about the time the deadly
wound was inflicted, but other persons saw him in
his effort escape after perpetrating the deed and
aided in taking him to prison.
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EErERrAlNMEsT.-On Monday last, Mr.
John Currie the proprietor of the Fannie Currie
gave an entertainment to his friends ON board his
pated in by large number of gentlemen, who ate
and drank, and otherwise enjoyed themselves
the greater portion of the day. Yesterday,
an entertainment was given to the ladies, ia
honor Of Mrs. Cnrrie. altar whom this beautiful
though mot present. that they were delighted with
the good nugsp Get before them, and spent an
agreeable Tina. The"Fsnnie Currier Il one Of the
most perfect vessels Of the sort that ever entered
luable 10 her enserprising owner than California
gold mine. M s ~ ~ - $50
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AssAuLr.-Joseph Singleton was before

AssAuLT.-JOseph Singleton was before
the Msyor. yesterday, for beating James Jones ON
the l8th November last. Tho difficulty between the
parties was occssioned thus: 6ingletons dog killed
come Of Jones' chickens, and Jones shot the dog
While lied in Sineietons yard, while 8. was absent
md IL epite of the rem0nstrances of Mrs. e.
Union learning this TACT Singleton sought Jones, b
stfsck Kim. but was kept at bay by jones' guu,
which he presented. The next day, however,
Snslefoa met Jones and fell upon him with dick,
bestine him very badly. The Mayor, aifer hear.
In ~ case, required Singleton to give bail "a
edo Tor his appearance befOrethe Grand Jury 10
answer - indlcfmene q the next Grand Jury term
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Richard Appleby appear
ed before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
of violently assaulting VIM. J. Ford with stone,
on Monday night last. The accused, with Messrs
Hicks, Welsh and Ford were in Mr.. Burks, taking
"skylarkiug," during the progress of which Apple
by had his coat torn This circumstances rather
raised the prisoners "dander," and for the time
made him feel as 6ghtish az hungry wolf, but mot
having the physical strength to encounter Hicks In
a set-to he withdrew from the room into the street.
armed himself with ground buiscuit, and when
the party out let fly his death dealing missile
which took effect upon Ford's head, and made the
claret fly Lying In wait for an antagonist not be-
ing exactly fashionable in this region, the police
took occasion to escort Mr. Appleby to tho cage
where, yesterday morning, he was required to give
bail in the sum Of 800 to keep the peace and be
Of good behavior for the nexttwelve months.
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THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
4 FEW more Concert Tickets, emitting
"A each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT (as emu
mersted in q former sdvertsement,) can yet be- had
at the Office under the Exchange Hotel, next door
to the Post Office. D - 8 8.
which embrace valuable House and Lot, handsome
Carriage, costly Furniture, splendid Jewelry, &e,
&C., can be seen at tho Offices Of the Bulletin and
Penny Post. Motif
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METROPOLITAN HALL. a =
OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
December 2lst, I'D and 23d.)
8TkY0 EyHTRTTTONN IN ONE

pOSSITER'S new and wonderful HIS
L. TORIC PAINTINGS of Noah and his Family
in the Ark figures full sire of life; and Merriam TIE
Prophetess. exulting over the destruction of Pha-
reah's Hosts
ALSO. the Exhibition Of the CAPTIVE ISRAEL
TIES. - - 3 - -
Doors open from A. M. to r. M and at nisht
from 81 to 10 r. NJ. - II -
Tickets to the whole only Is cents. Children and
Servants half price. de- l9--St
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THE MOST MAGNIFICENT NATIONAL ILLUS.
TRATED WORK EVER PUBLISHED
5 In AMERICA.
$500 AT THE NEW BOOKSTORE,
e No.. 1871 Main Street, nearly opposite the

EEchange Bank.
THE REPUBLICAN COURT;
Or, American Society in the Days Of Washington.
ByRUFus wILMoT GRIsWoLD.
WITH twenty one Portraits of Distin--
suished W omen, engraved from original pic
lures BY Woolaston, Copley, Gainsborough, Stuart,
Trumbuli, Malone. and other contemporary paint
era. One vol. 4to, Antique morocco. $t2.
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HIRING OUT OF SERVANTG-
IL JOHN r. d. PAYNE, Ohice on 10th street
between Main and Cary. continues to HIRE OUT
SERS ANTS for those who have stheu1 for hire
Prompt attention shall be given to those Committed
to his care. Persons having Servants for hire win
do well to have them in the city before the 1T 81
of all property offered him under Deeds Of Trust
DEGREES of Courts, Administrator and ExecufoYJ
sales. Also tales of Property Of every description
In the country ON very reasonable terms.
de 0--dtJ3 JOHN n. D. PAYNE
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tn E AT r u.
II = a i KE.
AEsskk..'................. II. TAYLOR
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Deer 10th. 1854
RICHELIEU.
Cardinal Richelieu, Mr. Couldock; De Mauprxt Mr..
Boniface; Julie, Mis- Wyetts.
Dancing BY Misses g. and ]. Kendall.
To conclude with =
BROAD ROCK RACES

81 ~ Will commence the
FOURTH TUESDAY IN
APRIL, 1855, and continue
r.. day, ,, sco sweepstake for year old
name aud close the Let day Of February. -.
I'd day, WEDNESbAY.-Propriet pure $500:
two mills heats. "a =
Sd day, THURSDAY-A SweepSkak he for 4 year ola
colts and fllys. $500 entrance-$250 forfeit Three
mile heats. Name and close the LIST day February,
4th day, FRIDAY.-JockeyC Club Purse, $780, three
old eolts and illys 800 forfeit Nile
heats. To name and close the lat day of February.
Second Race. same day.-Proprieters Purse ol00;
mile heats CALVIN 0REEN
no 29-2awtlstF Proprietor.
y Richmond Enquirer and N. Y. Spirit Of the
Times copy twice week till 1st February.
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OUR TRADE WITH LouIsIANA-By refer
ence to our marine head it will be seen that
five vessels have recently cleared from
franklin, Louisiana, for this city, laden with
Sugar and Molasses Messrs. Dunlop, Mon.
cure q Go. are chiefly conducting an exten.
sise trade with that State.