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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15
Political Intelligence.

Col. Charles Hopkins is announced a. candidate for
Congress- in the First district Of Georgia He for the
same post four years he taen the candidate
of the Constitutional Union party.
Hon Philip Phillips the democratic representative In
the last Congress- from the FIRST district in Alabama,
seems to be the unanimous choice Of his party for
election.
The San Diego, California; Herald, has the OF
Sam Houston at tbs head Of its umps for President
The Bnghantor Democrat states that from the
plexion OF the list OF marshsis FOR Become
ty the inference is fair that the Seward regency
working for fusion with tho free eoilers.
The following Is the result OF the recent election for
Mayor in Mobile
hItcncock, X. N.............---......... 1,774
Meek, Gem. Io9
Htchcock's minority. ....................1,0 66
From the returns which have come to Us of the couu
ty elections in Kentucky last week, we judge ths Anne
rcan party be strongly in the ascendant IN that State
Wisconsin is the only State in the Union that contains
foreign born than native citzels and 1t is the only
State whose highest Judicial tribunal has the
Fugitive Slave law unconstitutional.
The AniiNebrasba Rspublcan Free Soil State Conven-
ton of Ohio will assemble at Columbus for the nomins
ton of State officers, on Friday the 18th OF July.
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May or's Office.

May Or's Office.
STREET CLEANING MACHINES-NEw COMMISSIONERS
OF THE NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT..
MI Bennett, superintendent of the street cleaning
machines for Smith, seoke Co., handed in the follow
ing of the operations Of the street cleaning
machines for the week ending May IL, 1866
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The new commissioners OF the New York Fire Depart
ment sworn into Office this morning, by Mayor
Wood and presented him with the annexed communica-
tom
New YoRK, May IA. 1855.
To Hrs HONOR MAYOR Cry NEw YoRK:-
In compliance with the provisions Of tbs passed
1855 entitled act tor the better regulation of Che fire
men Of city Of New the undersigned beg leave
representatives. Of the New York Fire Department held
Tuesday, May 1885, the following gentlemen
duly elected Commissioners of the New York Fire De-
partment:h-
Cbas McDougal, lis Front street.
Willism Wright, West Twenty second street.
Edward Brown, Houston street.
VIM A. Freedom, Madison street.
benjamin Cartwright, Clinton street.
beg leave further that have received full
and sufficient proof Of the eligibility Of all the above named
gentlemen as Commissioner
In compliance with 16 OF the aforesaid law the Com
pissoners elected appeared before John Tyndae Esq
President OF the New York Fire Department to draw
their respective OF service with the following result
VIM. Wrieht....... year II, Car wright. years.
"; A, FIeebcrn.,..", Chas McDouga...5
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MARITINR INTELLIGEEGE.

1S" AL paekoges and letters intended for the NEW YoRz
Hen should be sealed.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
Arrival of the Northern Light.
NEW York, Wednesday

New YORK, Wednesday May 16
The Steamship Northern Light arrived at
this port about 10 o'clock. She brings COlifor-
MIA dates to the Oath ult., and 36l passengers
and S25S,O0O treasure.
Outside efforts to get up new trial and
elect q. S. Senator are quite vigorous. Chan
gcs were very slight The question according
to letter from Sacramento, has assumed a
new and rather complicated phase under
strict construction of the laws, in relation to
election in California. There appears to be no
doubt but DR.. Gwin is entitled to a scat in the
Senate. -1-
The point seems to be a clause in the consti-
tuition which declares that a plurality of votes
given at an election shall constitute a choice.
and DR.. Gwin having received plurality Of
votes over Edwards on the first ballot in the
joint convention. it is concluded he was consti-
tutionally elected. 1a.-.
Owing to the general dis.rust in banking
houses, the passengers have a large amount of
specie in their own hands.
The Nicaragua expedition of Col. Walker
was to have left San Francisco about the time
the steamer sailed. 1t cOnsi ted of abont 700 to
800 men. The brig Vesta had been chartered
to carry them down as emigrants.
MassaniellO the new Mexican port is to be
henceforth the coaling depot of the Nicaragua
Steamers to and from San Francisco.
The recently discovered Sand Hill gold mines
ip Yuba County. were reported to be yielding
an average Of $40 per day to each man.
1t is said the planting of wheat and other
grain1in the agricultural districts of the State,
has been much larger than for any previous
year. ....-f 49,. ..a
Two hundred and sixty -four election suits
had been commenced in San Francisco In
view of the exposition of Statute OF Limita.
! tiOns.
The question of dividing the State had been
discussed in the Assembly and an act introdu-
ced dividing it into three States, viz: California
Colorado .sfsn and Sas Snassa haen ms Z aaa L 81
back into slavery. but the judges decided that
4 the slave was illegally detained. He was ac.
cordingly discharged.
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PoP GOES THE WEAzEL.-We are indebted tc
those very affable aud popular gentlemen
Mrssrs. Comstock & Steers, for several dozen
OF their pop liquid. gushing. generous refresh
ing pop-an act OF considerate and substantial
kindness on the part of these gentlemen which
was duly appreciated, as the toasts drank to
their prosperity, by the devils assembled in
commemoration Of the inspiring draugh bit
will abundantly testify.-Iimes.
We also express our acknowledgements to
Messrs. Comstock a. Steers for similar gift
Tae health of these gentlemen was drank with
all the honOrs. by the entire force of the Demo,
crat, in their own generous and temperate bey-
erage.-DenaOc,a at. a4'
Here, too!
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The Republicans Moving.

1t will be seen by the notice of the Republi
can Committee which appears above. that the
call is given for the assembling of Republi-
month of July, to perfect the organization Of
the party in the Territory, and to nominate a
candidate for Delegate to Congress to be sup
ported by that party at the October election
ensuing.
We understand it was at first contemplated
by the Committee to make this Mass Convcn-
ton; but when, upon further reflection, it was
taken into consideration that the population Of
the Territory is now diffused over SO wide an
extent of country, it was deemed entirely i'm
practicable to bring the people in mass togeth-
er at any stated point at any season Of the year
more especially at time during the busy
farming season. 1t might have been mass
meeting of the people Of Ramsey, Washington.
Hennepin and Dakota Counties; but beyond
these limits it could not have been expected
the voice of the Territory would lave been
heard in the Conv ention. For this reason the
original plan was changed, and we think wise
ly. The plan of organizing and securing q
representation now proposed by the Committee,
strikes us as simple and practicable, and one
that cannot fail to give satisfaction to all local
assemblies at home; declare their principles,
and appoint their delegates, who will come up
to the Capital fully prepared to carry out the
views of the constituency whom they represent
This strikes us as the true Republican mode
of arriving at the sense of the people of the
whole Territory. s.--
And we hope the Republicans of Minnesota
and they are now numbered by thousands and
tens of thousands-will speedily address them
selves to the work Of organization with hear
ty good will. and a zeal worthy their fathers
who labored for the blessings of Republican
we'd when we of Minnesota should raise our
hands and voices to place our fair Territory
alongside the States of the Union who have so
nobly come forward to rescue the Republic
from the blighting curse attendant upon the
extension of African Slavery. Let us at once
put our seal of condemnation upon the act.
and that to with a bold, decided, unanimous
voice, which shall forever stand as a warning
to those who have sought to trample upon the
sacred rights of Human Freedom. s~ -es.
Our local governments-our Territorial
County and municipal affairs need reforming
thorough reforming and with the Republican
party rests the duty and responsibility, Of. see
/ ing this needfll work accomplished. -.
/ Republicans Of Minnesota Think of. ths
wrongs and outrages perpetrated upon you
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Emerson & Case,

Emerson Il Case.
LAND AGENTS, CIVIL. ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
Office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
WILL attend 10 the purchase and sale of Real Estate,
w Location of Land Warrants, Collection Debts,
Investment Of Money and Payment of Taxes.
Having extensive knowledge OF all parts of the Ter
rtOy plats of all the Surveyed Lands Abstracts of the
Entries made at the different Land Offices, good set of
Engineering and Surveying Instruments, with great
perence in profession, shall be prepared to do
business entrusted to with promptness and accuracy.
All kinds of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
Aug. 81. 1854.
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william Rock.

Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
DESPECTFULLY socits part of Public Patronage,
~ and will transact with prvmptness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
II. M. Shoemaker, G. f. Cincinnati, Ohio.
4. GeSt, G. E. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. W. Adams, G. f. Lexington, KY.
S. Medberry, G. f. Columbus, Ohio.
ThOs. Daniels, G f. Springfield, Ohio.
ThOs. A. Morris, g. K. Indianapolis, Ind.
J. II. Sprague, G. f. Shebyville, Ind.
M. M. Benton, Prest. G. & l.. r. R., CovingtOn, KY
Hon. 7. l.. Jones, Newport, Ky.
Rev L. W. Berry, Pres. Indana Asbury University,
Greencastle, Indiana.
Hon. E. d. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. l, 1855. d&wIy
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Passengers ON the Atlantic, &c.

NEW YORK, May 16.
Among the passengers on the Atlantic TO-
day, are ex-President Fillmore, Gen. G. J.F.s
Gaines, of Rhode Island, Col. Samuel Cols.
Hon. E. B. Washburne, and others r...S .,
The exact amount of specie taken out is 81.
s94, 4,40l-the largest shipment ever taken from
this port by one vessel. saE 4 M58gelz Il Il
The steamship Cahawba, from Havana. is
below, and will be up between 8 and o'clock
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&g. The Pittsburgh Gazette says-"At the
time the Legislature adjourned, the bill for the
repeal of the charter Of the Erie and Northeast
Road had not been signed by the Governor.
He thus has it in his power to hold it over until
the meeting of the Lcg lature.
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Here, too !
River Items.

The renowned steamer Berlin made her first
appearance at our landing on Sunday evening
The Lady Franklin was punc.ually at her
place at the st. Paul Lcvce on Sunday eve
ming.
The Black Hawk left for the Minnesota last
evening. The Hawk is still doing we'll.
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SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, MAY 2e, 1855.
HORACE PENFIELD.
LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.

es LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
ITAS established in st Paul, on Fourth.
ii between st Peters and Market street, me- ns
an extensive Carriage ,Manufactory,
where he expects and is determined to SSNE
Keep up the reputation Of the work which Tf5Se32
has heretofore been turned out Of his
tabshent at his old location. He will empoy none buf
the best workmen, nothing but the best OF timber
and iron, allow trimming, painting, finishing about
his establishment that Will stand the test OF the most
rigid scrutin:zers taste and all work done
about the establishment, and sell prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions of repairing and jobng done to order
upon any kind work in the carriage wagon and veh
Gle line ;Sleghs seds, and all articles for winter will
be manufactured and on hand in season
In Short all customers cannot fail to be suited by call
ing at the Mandatory
July 6, 1854 d&wff
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EDITORS. AND PURLIsHER.ss..eS -

brethren of Kansas. The heel of the Slave
driver is upon their breasts, and bis knife is at
their throats. Think of these things, and be
up and doing while there is yet time for the
accomplishment of good works; for the day
and the hour has certainly arrived. when if you
would preserve the Freedom of this land, you
must buckle ON you ar,nor and prepsre for the
contest. m
See what the Committe suggests as your du
ty on the Fourth of July, and let the Fourth
of. July, 1855, be Fourth long to be remem
bered in Minnesota -...-I,. -s
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JESUP & CO.,
Forwarding and Com. Merchants, /,
Illinois.

Illinois,
North Western Terminus of the ILL., Cen. Rail Road.
Agents 1
For Illinois Central Railroad Company;
&C Galena & Chicago Union Railroad Company;
&C Galena, Dunleit and st. Paul Packet Company;
&c Union Transportation Company;
&C New Oswego Line;
&c Old Oswego Line; m .a a,-.oss -e
&c New York and Oswego Line, &C., 3s., &c.
Our Warehouse heipg situated Immediately on the
water, transfer merchandise directly into the Boats.
Persons shipping address rely their goods
being properly cared for and promptly re-shipped.
Advances made on consignments of Staple articles.
Mark Packages "core JEsUP & Co., Dunleith, Ill.''
Nav 1, 1855. -d& w6m
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The American Mutual Life Insurance
& TRUST COMPANY, NEW-HAvEN, CONN.
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
CapltuIs @.SCOVOO.
APPLICATIONS received and Policies given by
WIN. SPRIGG HALL, Agent.
SAML WILEY, M. D., Medical Examiner.
Office Cor. Third and Wabashaw streets.
St. Paul, Feb. %. diff
TO THE LADIES
A FEW bottles of genuine Eau de Cologne and Lu-
n bins Best Imported Perfumery Call at
Il HOwITZ s. CO.'S BOOKSTORE
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nR M0RTON.

I'LL AS removed hts Office to the Drug Store recently
IL owned by l.. G. Kinney, Third st., two doors
below the 'sWord's Fair" DR.. Morton continues his
practice usual. If st Paul, Feb.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

@ HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL 100000
CHARTERED 1919.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued favorable
terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid in cash.
HENRY SWIFT, Agent.
At the Rice House,
June %. 1854 ly
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ATTORNEY GENERAL CUsHING.-A Washington
CORE pondent of the Buffalo Commercial says
what believe is true, that no man in the abb
net has decided an aversion to fillibustering
as has Mr.. Gushing. lie says: "I1s wise coun
sells. shrewd penetration. and steady patriotism.
have done vast deal to avert two or three ma
tional calamities.". We are glad to give Mr.
Gushing all the credit that may be due him in
this particular Nothing but the insanity of
evil itself can or would counsel our Govern
,nent to depart in tie least degree from the
line of duty laid down in our neutrality laws By
adhering to them, we best serve the cause OF
civil liberty in the whole-world.- .adu. D.
We have for the past two months, been led
to believe the position of Mr.. Gushing in the
Cabinet is strictly as represented above For
this he deserves well of his country. if for no
other act of his life --r - -s '--s-
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sA-l 2HtieH The Lamplishter, '.s4 3eea
uVHE latest and best american move, which Is excn
great sensation East, just received and forsale
by stl 9eeFe "a z. HOWITZ & CO.,asa ID anos ~
a4. "a - 49,. ,s /. 7, At LeDuc,s Old Bookstore.
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Hiss Arrested for Debt.

- 9sl9-.ea BosToN, May Is. 4 ;
Joseph Hiss was arrested to-day for debt; ;
while on his way to the State House. His
Counsel then procured a wait of ha6eus cerpus
on the ground that Hiss was a member Of the ,
House, and privileged from arrest. ss@
AT O'Clock to-day the thermometer stood at
S5S. -.a --..r.,-- Z.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
SURGERY AND MEDICINE.

/ JOHN LAMBERT, M. D.,
Partner of the late Edtcin Hall, M d., SdcO, Maine,
and member offhe .MGine Medical Association,
DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Saint Paul
~ and vicinity that he will render his Professional
services to all who may desire them. n. s
| Dentistry. rna - a--l .st
DR.. L. will execute all operations the Teeth in a
satisfactory manner. Teeth filled with pure gold and
warranted. Teeth carefully extracted with without
the of Ether Teeth properly cleaned. All diseases
of the north, throat, and ear, and all operations in
minor Surgery will receive DR. LIS particular attention
at his Office. Superior Tooth Powder and Tooth WASH
Office Hours from to IL, A. M, and from to P M.
Office, Third Street, between Cedar and Wabashaw.
Residence, Jackson Street, Seventh-Saint Paul,
Minnesota. Refer to
r. Marvin. II. L. Carver. Parker Paine.
st. Paul, April 20, 1856. 3md&w
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Rogers House.
Roberts Street Near Fifth,
pauI.

st. Paul, Minnesota.
HE subscriber has opened accommodations fOrbOard-
l. offs, iodSers ana travellers huiid
ing situated above, where he will be happy to accom-
modate to the extent of his ability all who may Offer His
terms reasonable and his table furnished with all that
the market affords He hopes his exertions to please will
command reasonable share Of the public patronage.
2-41tf s..s JOHN ROGERS.
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New Harness Establishment.

TNHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of St. Paul
and all the country round about, that they con-
Quoting above business in all its branches Third
street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers
supplied short notice. with all kinds of Har-
ness, Brides, Saddles, Fly Nets Trunks Vases, Whips
etc. MARTIN DREW & co.
st. Paul, April 20, 1858. 32y
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W. veto of railroad era Gran. BIN, ae.

1ssa'i'ca'ss 80 o ahi'' BosroS, May, 16,.'r,
Governor Gardner to-day vetoed the bill
granting. l,5OO. 900 stofBe Western r. e.. The
loan proposed was to buildia second track from
Springfield to- Albany. Il E>zT @s-sSrs seiie3
The Senate has defeated the bill abolishing
capital punishment.
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/ ANOTHER AsTERoID DIsCOvERED.-Th Boston
Post Of the 9th, says -" A letter dated April
9th, was received this morning from London,
which announces that on the 10Th yet another,
or the 35tb astcroid was discovered by Dr. Lu-
ther, at Blk, in Prussia. or but thirteen days
after the Saith -was first seen at Paris by NJ
Chacornac. The name proposed for these two
new planets we have not yet heard"
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EMERY'S PATENT 4 ~
lIHANGEABLE Horse Power Thresher, Cleaner and
~ Separator Machine, for sale by the agent. ;i,s
Feb 27-dtf ALEX. REY.
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LOST BAGGAGE.

LOST BAGGAGE. i"s
TuNHE North Western Express Co. have Just compet-
IL ed an arrangement by which they will be enabled
to find all baggage lost West of Detroit. We shall re-
ceve semi monthly reports from the Western Rail Road
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed or unknown,
any of the Depos west Cf that point For particulars
inq ure at our Office, opposite the Post Office.
, J. G. BURBANK s. CO.
St. Paul, Dec. Is; 1854. i'-1 d&wu
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FRosT.-The Columbus (Ohio) Journal of the
lth inst, says that from inquiry of friends re-
siding in the country, it learns that the recent
frost had not materially injured the fruit
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RAIN ALL ARoUSD.-Our neighbors of Hast
ings and vicinity. and st. Anthony and Mime
apolis, were blessed with copious thunder show
ers on Sunday night. A few drops oaly fell at
Paul.
NEIGnBORLY FAvORs.--We are indebted to L.
Dolbear, Esq, for st. Louis Republican of
Thursday last, and to Mr. G. Hamilton, book
seller, for copy of Ballou's Pictorial of last
Saturday. Rather late dates, these! Mr.. H.
has the Pictorial for sale.
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LIME! LIME!!-

MINNESOTA FIGURING MILL.
PHNHE PrOprietors announce that the above Mill
IL is now in full tide OF successful operation, and that
they are prepared to furnish any amount of Flour
Meal and also do any custom work the grinding de-
partment to order. -t. ,...--
ROLLINS, UPTON & EASTMAN.
st. Anthony, March %, 1856. 3m-w:t
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st. puul Buslness Cur1a.
EDMUN RICE WIN. HoLLINsHEAD GEO. L. BECKER
Rice. Hollinshead & Becker

a TTORNEYS at Law, General Agents, and Dealers
n in Exchange, st. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Col
lections made with promptness and on moderate TERMS
NewYork and all parts Of Europe for sale at
current rates of Exchange.
Real Estate bought and sold, taxes paid and all the
business general agency attended to tn fidelity
despatch.
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Ig- The annual address of the Know Moth
ing State Council was published in the N. Y.
papers on the morning of the 10th inst, and
sets forth, that since February, there has been
an increase of two hundred councils in the
State, making the present number one thous
and one hundred and sixty, and embracing, ac
cording to the most reliable estimate about
one hundred and seventy thousand members.
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THE undersigned, a Committee appointed for that
purpose by the preliminary Republican held
at St. Anthony on the 2)h of March last would hereby
call upon the REPUBLICANS of MINNESOTA, with
out distinction to the old party Democrat''
or sswhig," to meet in DELEGATE CONVENTION at
ST. PAUL, in the Hall of the House Of Representa-
tiues Of the Territorial Capitol, on
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
Allen PierSc,

attorney at LasO and General Land Agent,
TTAvING been Register Of the Land Once under the
administration, he is able to select the best land
In the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the
regularity of all locations made by him.
Office on Cedar street, next door TO the Episcopal
Church, st. Paul, M. T.
& I853-2-<IH
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GEORGE A. NOURSE,
Attorney and Counsellor -at-Law,
Onice opposite Spooner's Building, Lower TOWN.
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
REFERENCES.-Prof. Parsons, Law Schooi, oa"-
bridge; Prof Parker, do do; Hon q Lorlng, 90 ao
chief Justice Shaw, Boston; Hon g LOring, do;
Fuller, NJ c, Calais, Me; Washburne, Q, Gaieha,
Ill; Dutton. Richardson Co, Boston; Batchelder Mann
& Co, do; Stephen Brown b Sons, do; up'oh' ESP
st Anthony.