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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04
IMPORTANT TO FARHER
DOUBLE YOUR CROP OF CORN

HE celebrated farmer N. has so improved
plan Of raising Corn that nearly double the snoOp
oe raised from the same cunt of land win eus
extra labor This plau Is worth one hundred Sel~'
farmers and u will cost You but ONE DOLLAR ,rss(
=, Enclose ONE DOLLAR and direct TO ~ ~. ~ d
swer, with full particulars Now is the time I "a
next year. l2J-5il J. D. NELsVAN ~
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To be delivered the line of said Road or at Brlng-
ton Bellows Falls previous to the LIST of May 1854
Said Ties to be not less than feet long sound
timber hewn sawed inches thick less than inch
face of thickness and square at each
end and to be delivered that they readily be loaded
upon Cars.
Persons Offering proposals for any part the whole
the above number should be particular
Der of each kind and the place OF delivery
Notice will be given datey after the lst of January
whether proposals accepted or not.
Contracts will be required from persons whose proposals
acceped Payment to be made upon the delivery and
inspection of the lies.
Proposals will also be received for limited number Of
Hemlock Ties of the dimensions given above.
ANY further information may be obtained by enquiry of
j. 4. STINS0N D WOOSTER, or j. T.. BAGLEY
X. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent
Rutland, Aug. 10th, 1868 (36-49l
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PROTECTIVE
WAX CLAIM ASSOCIATION,
FOR NEW ENGLAND

INCORPORATED 1863.
NE ,L N, ASSOCIATION continues to adipst and 90,
i.. - ar Claims Of all kinds on the lorsst eo
Application In ner.o- =. - -.
their Secretary " "e,rr mould be made to
No III Rsjiro,a U TRACY HOWE
sos'or, ssrt u. 1883 ~'1'' 'qu,'e' bostoe. Mass
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Lumber Wanted.

ELLIS, BRlTTON s EATON, of Springfield
", wish to purchase during the Winter the ilauin
~ = iuofr i3r which they will pay the annexed nrces
" '' tue lumber to be delivered at their Work shop
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-04

rem the best Manufacturers New and Second Hand Po,
sale, and to Rent. on the most reasons bic terms
G7-Adiress, J. EsTEY, Brattleboro. VI :.
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MelOdeOnS! MelOdeOnS!
j. ESTEH.

j. ESTEX.
SoCCESSOR &c Messrs. EsTEY & GREEN, only
sannaeturers In this country Of the PERFECT ME
LoDsoN with patent Harmonic Attachment, d .mper
aud Manual Sub Bass. f
II he world wide renown these MELODEONs have Obtain,
ed within the last few years sure evidence OF ther
over an others We manufacturing some
s aasren. Kinds OF these Instruments, and have
OTTAGE ORGAN.
WITH or without the Harmonic Attachment and Manual
Sub-Bass. This Instrument has no eousI Of lis 10 O.
power and efficiency and is really the most desirable s
ao6ath schools Churches, Lecture Rooms yestries pph
nc Hans &c that can be obtained as the low urice !,
which y sold brings IL within the means Of the most limit
TED ana supplies place which it long been felt no in
trinen was peculiarly adapted Its size compactne..
power and beauty OF tone, neaness simplicity of con-
and ease Of agement will at once recomn,nd
II 2 every one ss being all That is claimed for it.
D7~Every Instrument warranted
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Roll roaos.

Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday, Sept H. 1862 Trains will run
" as follows, TO witt
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, s25,A NJ, Ills A. NJ. 9.2opM
Arrive at Rutland, 25 NJ, ais P. NJ, 1920 A. NJ.
Leave Rutland, 525 A. NJ, ll.55 A. NJ.
Arriveat Bellows Falls, 2poP, NJ, 750A.M.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BeilowsFalis, 1920 p. NJ. $40 Pm.
Arrive at Rutland 255P NJ, IL ASP NJ.
Leave Rutland 1215 p. NJ $50 P. NJ. 800 A. VI
Arrive at Burlington 300P. NJ, 5.85 P. NJ, 900 A. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS
At Burlington with Vermont Contra land Vt Canada
Railroads for Montpelier st. Adams, Rouses Point Mon
treal 0gdensburgh and the WestAt Rutland with trains
Troy Albany New Yerk Saratoga Springs Science
ady and the West.At Bellows Falls with trains Chesh
Railroad for Fitchburg Worcester, Lowell aud Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Bratleboro, Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New York-and with Sullivan r.
r. for Windsor. White River Junction, Wells River, Johns
bury, Barton, Littleton and the White Noun tains.
Passengers the West will nd tins cheap pleasant
and expeditions route.
For Tickets all necessary information enqnire the
Offices ON the line II. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
RUTLAND, VI, Sept. IA, 1868. 81
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rEsTIM MAILS.

TEsrixoSIALs
regard Mr. Eddy as one ofthe most eapo5l, o,s $780,,
f~ ptsehuonels with whom have had official
ChANhhs MASON, Commissioner of Patents
81 have no hesita ton in assp r;r- 4, I !,
no. employ person more competent and fyrtros ea
more capable Of putting their applications In & aug
Patent oics ana adorable consideration at IN,
'~'ens 0Hi'e EDMUND BURKE
=, Late Commissioner of Patents
ton. ~ IN hdy has made for THIRTEEN ann,;e.
oi on an out ONE OF which patents have heen .s
and that Is noto pea1ng such nnmis,aI GRANTED
ability on his part leads to recommend - an
% - 70 apPy to him to prucure then patents rs thsS
~ = sure OF having the faithful attention h, y
vi 'eF cases and at very reasonable charges
NJ JOHN TAGGART
, DIIhg eight months. the subscriber in cor-s 80 l.
spsl nsde on iriee rejected applications sIxTRrN
~ EVERY ONE Of which was deeisea Z; "a "a fnhN
py the Commissioner of Patents 10 s,s (aeor
Boston, Dec. 49, 1862 IL: EDDY. I
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MOULDINGS
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEMALES

f ALL KINDS, for Cornices, Piazzas. Cas-
v he OF any description Moudin gs wanted for build
81 s 70 r rest shape at short tiec. Also every
<h A. @. NoURsR, Bratteboro, VT,
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&c STATE STREET, opposite Kilby Street BOSTON
fTER an extensive practice Of upwards twenty rear.
N continues to Patents the United states asr
IN Great Ban France, and other foreign Ca
Yeats Specifications Bonds, Assignments all Papers
Drawings for Pate Is, executed liberal terms and with
despatch Researches made or Foreign works
to determine the validity utility Patents or I6venon
and legal or other advice rendered in all matters touch
Ing the Copies Of the claims any Patent
by RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded al wash
ington. '
Inc Agency not only the largest in New England hn
through inventors have advantages tor securing Patent
OF ssetrtoinbg the patenbilty Of inventions
by not iumeasuraby superior, any which an - ~
Tered them elsewhere. The Testimonials below given ,,ro
tnat none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT or
EiCE than the subscriber and SUCCESS is TUE BgsT
fisoof VI ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he wonla -
tnat ne mas abundant believe and can nro a..
az no oSher office Of the kind the charges or
services 80 moderate The immense practice Of ha .h
scilpef during the twenty years past has enabled him 10
cisions relative patents N 'Ho'a' 10
besides hs extensive library Of legal and pechs,t
s @orks ana ni accounts of patents granted in n. I'M
sa states and Europe, render him able beyor oueso :,
oner superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity for journey to Washington 70 ,-o.
ycntoIs. 80 Hs4c safeu tp-
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STILL TRIUMPHANT

THE season changes but not so TIE tide of sue
l. which has been flowing in upon NEW oMB-those
in want Of goods in his line eyiencng by their
they appreciate his Efforts to furnish them with clothing
well made from
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might be made a safe basis for the issue of a
certain amount Of paper available as O medium.
Here too it might easily be restricted so as to
be perfectly safe, as with no foreign circulation,
i. would be kept in a small circle paid to the
crews of ships, it would pass to the retailers,
from them 70 the wholesale merchants, and from
them out for produce, or back again to the
bank, and only small sums Of actual gold would
be needed and that generally by those leaving
the country with small sums, while the larger
remittances might be made as now by exchange
drawn against our produce. When the plan
tations, IN which our capital is now locked up,
begin TO draw gold and silver from abroad for
the produce they raise, the paper might Do
easily called in, or perhaps used for the further
development of our resources.
We have been betrayed into setting these ideas
forth as we fell into the current of thought on
change, and though We may not be supported
in our views, We think the subject worthy of
thought. Relying on = specie medium of trade
alone, government bonds for 800 900, although
representing the value of $50 900. are, for the
general purposes of trade, as useless as though
they did not exist and if men will give their
specie for these bonds, why not their merchan-
disc?
OF the difference in opinion regarding Consul
lar prices. We leave our commercial column 10
speak. thinking it of about as much consequence
how crews shall he paid, as what amount they
shall be paid.
If we catch the feeling Alright on " the corner"
plantation stocks are still ~buoyant, and our agri-
cultural prospects are considered good. II no
untoward events happen, such as fresh troubles
among beiligerent outsiders, we may look forward
TO a career OF prosperity-in other words, the
general tone is healthy, although foreign market
reports may note our rice as weak, and sugar
languid and the only favor asked OF government
is, that American goods shall not be higher taxed
than any other, apd that the idea Of a reciprocity
treaty with the United States should be brought
forward again as soon rs possible.
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AR

Pt. lam bark Cambridge, Brooks, 81 dsys fan Meado-
eiao, with mdss and lumber IN AIdrich lgalker &
Co.
T-EaE bark Bessie, Gay. IS days from Puge<sound, en-
route for Canterbury, y z
ls-Sch Moikeiki, Sspela, FRA Lsheiaz s,- RHtIuIc;,
With 90 hTls moIasscs, 200 pumpkins, Gtgs wheat,
pass
iS-Sch Old Fellow, Johnson. from ports on 4 ausi, with
Is chs wood, ) horses, = cabin, 20 dec. .S4=s.
l5-Am bark y ) Perkins. Robinson. - day- Iru Tseka-
LEI, with lumber 10 Il Hsckfeld s. Co.
i9-Sch Go Ahead. from ports on Kauai. wiz. arevood.
0-Slssner Annie Laurie, Narchau:, fri ..ndvsrd
ports
2o-sch NINA Rocke, Aatoae. firm Hlo, with 10 hogs,
6 hndIs mdse, = cahIn. So deck pass.
2O-Sch kamehamsha ", Clark, I'm Mslko, with SIS bis
uOLasses. 2 brs rice, 5 hides. = trunks
22-sch Moiwahine. kuheana firm Haualei, with 200 kgs
sugar, IL eds wood. IL pass
23-Sch Hannah, from Kauai, with frerood.
2+-Sch KauOi, Shepherd, from Lahsina and kShuIui.
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Am shin Malay, Hutchinson, would leave San Francisco early
"a September for Hongkong-o touch at Honolulu
Am bark YANKEE, Patty. would leave San Francisco eepteueeF
5h TO l0th-houriy expected.
Am ship Daring, Henry, would leave ssn FrsncHco SePisnIer
IOth 10 18th for HOEgkong-to touch 81 Eouo.uiu.
Ar ship Rsduga. Ropes, sailed fron Boston Nay 10 WIKI q
genera! cargo % c. Bre-eT & Co-dsiy expected
An ship Cara Morse would leave Puget o9uni early In sent.
for Chira-Eul touch 81 Honolulu for men
Eng ship King Lear. Cords, would leave Puget sonna about
sept Is. for France-Eil touch az Honolulu for men.
An snip samuel Robertson. HsntOr. sailed fr New Bedford
NAV . with general nd-e 10 Wilcox, Richards & Co.
Haz ship Hae Hawaii sailed from New Bedford June =, WITH
general mdse 20 Wilcox. Richards s Co.
OId'g bark Julian, Lubbsrs. sailed from Bremen July :, with
general udse 20 Nslchsrs & Co.
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IMPORTS.

From ss FsASclsoO and MESDocITo-psr Cambridge,
Sep,eubs Ito c. axes, ! G lanterns. : ca locks. ) hndls
spafss. 5 bnd shovels, / brl backing, . cs charcoal irons, l
csk tea kettles, / CO tac-s = kgs hide poison, l c. hardware. l
c. bropms. ? cs axe handles, ! &C green paint, ! hri whiting, !
brl chalk, / c. rat poison, ! CO states, 9 cs matches, 100 rolls
roofing felt, 100 bHs ro6nE composition SIS boiler tubes. Id bars
iron. l c. shirts, so bls lime, ! c. dry good. S cs DO IS and
shoes, 200 or SKIS Sour. lO5.OOO shingles, 10000 f. redwood
lumber, 1864 picket, : bhs salmon.
From ProET soCsp-per y : Perkins, September ls-2S3i6
fet hooriug. I3lisl feet rough lumber, $4,000 lathes, $1,000
shingles, % spars- @ ca mdse, 3 IS shirts, l ca wine, S bis bag
ging, IS c. champagne. 300 budls iron.
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DEPARTURES.

ls-sch kalans, for Keauhou, Hawaii.
iq-Sh Odd Fellow. johnson, for ports on Kauai
2o-E1g sch DouitIa, Grmth-. for yicroris, VI
G-S,eamsr Annie Laurie, Msrchant, Tor Tiudwari ports.
2-sch Emma Rookie, Bush. for Hlo.
2l-Sch Go Ahead, for ports on Kausi.
IAN wh bark Washington, Willard, for cruise and
New Zealand.
2-seh NettIe Merrill, wethsrby, for Lahains and Ma
kees Landing.
3-sch kanehaneha ", Clark, for Msilsc-
=-Has schooner Kitty Cartwright, English, for Fam
ning's Island.
3-Eng sch AlbernI, Anderson, for Victoris V
3sch Moi~ahine, Kuhesns, for Hanslei.
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ORA
Jarvi. J.Iand Marine Report.

NpHi NPergEtan bark Ada.znta, 80 days from CaIIso. Lay
OF and On BaIed same day for Caroline Islands
Tor 6 cargo of si4.es.
IET IAN VII ship EIIzahrth Ji,aIox from Nor yssIar3
ais Eastward No oil since leaving Ray q Islands.
'He i0-An WI o1Fs Triton Packard, from New Z-aIaud ard
- LAsrSaFd No oil since leaving Bay Of Islands.
NY AN gay Eead, Lawrence, last from Tahiti, With
M oil since leaving ths. port.
J /. RicHAEDsoS.
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HAwAuAS MECHANICS BENEFIT UNIoN"-At the
annual meeting of the above Society, held on FRIDAY
last, the 18th inst, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. viz;
John H Thompson, President,
Thomas Foster, Vice President,
Richard r. Neville. Treasurer,
Geo. c. M'Lean, Secretary,
John Il. Thomson and Geo. c. M'Lean, Trustees
The income Of the Society for the past year has
been.
The expenditures. -. .-----.--.. ~
From the report of the Treasurer. the Society's
assets were found TO be 81, 38s IS. Liabilities
nothing.
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EXPORTS.

For VIcToRIA per Domitna, September 20-2576 kgs sugar
1000 mts do. II bgS paddy. 20 bs pull, ~ bgs coffee, SIS bag
rice, - bs beans, 232 bhs mOlasses. 1917 kgs syrup.
For FAssrss's IsLAso-per Kitty Cartwright, September 2
p cs ! octave, ! kg, Thisxey.
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PASSENG Frs.
FOREIGN.

From PrcEr S0rsp-per Bessie. September 17-ars Gay,
Mrs Sinclair. Mrs Robinson. Miss A Sinclair, Miss Eliza Gay,
= sinclair, j Sinclair J Gay, z Gay, 6 Gay, c Gay, 4 Robin
sou-i2-
For vrcroEiA-per Domitila, September gov L Green.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-sEPT. Ell.

Russian steam corvette Cslayals, Geltouchin-
Bremen ship Elsna, Bremen
Am bark Helen Mar. DeshOn-
Bremen bark Georg s LdfEig, HaSsloop'
Am bark Cambridge, BROOKE
English bark Bessie, Gay
Am bark y S Perkins, Robinson
MIss briz Morning Star, Gelett-
Steamer Eilzuea, NcGregor-
WHALES
zip Reindeer, Rsyuor.
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y The Oahu Evangelical Association. we learn.
meets this week az wsislua.
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS IN MANoA VALLEY.-Thanks
TO our efficient Road Supervisor. Capt. G. II. Luce,
for the bridge in Manoa valley. about the want Of
which 50 much has beed written and said for three
years past-und also for other improvements in our
streets snd country roads.
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p. F. Stow, Esq-,...H Honolulu.
WILCOX. RICHARDS & Co.. "
FHos. SPENCER, Esq...--.Hilo.
MCRCER & MERRILL,. San Fran.
g. T. LAYTON. Esq,
PiEIp & New York.
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Ships' Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. u. L.

For s.y FHAsci=co-per Cambridge, abou, September Is.
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JANION, GREEN &C.,.
HI EG TO DRAW THE OF
Ed dealers to the extensive assortment of Goods, they are
now opening ex steel Schooner
DOMITILA,
Ehu WAICN p = 5uiltu %
NATIVE AID FOREIGN TRADE .
For Foreign Trade.


Table lnen-in pieces, cloths and napkins.
Fine linen diaper, linen shirt fronts,
White linen sheeting, and fine drill,
4 few fine linen shirts and collars,
Huckahack IN pieces and towels assorted.
Iurkish Ilntn towels, linen crash, white glaec silk,
Hack silk plain and watered, rich black siIk danssk.
Mofre antique, and black silk velvet,
Taratan bail dress founces and embroidered In tho
latest styles,
Assorted flowers, wreaths, feathers. collars, lappaIs,
A few very handsome portrait albums and fans,
Two fine opera and held glasses, portmanteaus,
Saddle oaes' and a variety 4 articles for tourists use.
Water roof caps, coats, leggings, ladies cloaks,
Ladies hoods, nursing aprons, sponge, bags,
Honey comb mats, air cushions,
Lubin's, RimmeIs aud Gosnells soaps, perfumes and
fancy articles,
Shoe occurring and laundry brushes.
Very superior door oil Cloth, l., !, !, 2, aud 4 yds. wide.
Brussels and velvet carpets.
Fine black alpaca printed barege and tape checks,
Navy canvas, Osnaburgs. linen bags for rice,
embroidered musiins, tarlatsn, book muslin,
Cambria and book hantkerchiefs embroidered,
sleeves and sets petticoats,
Ladies and Chiidren's fine undertaking,
Best English cutlery and electro plated spoons and forks,
Best English garden, pocket. budding, etc, ETC., knives,
Fine scissors, English stationery,
Fine white ssxony flannel, fine printed flannel.
a small selection of fine wool tweed for this climate,
Fine white and brown cotton hose and hose.
GAUGE undershirts, linen bed mats,
Cheap paper for wrapping oranges, &c.
Mobiles 4 Hoare's celebrated yarnishes,
Lea s PERKINS, sauces,
few kitderkins draught ale for families,
Ale in bottle and hogshead, wines and spirits.
Wool pull, AMI rice baggng,
Pathas currants in tins, and bottle lemon syrup,
Vinegar, olives, capers, salad oil, seidlitz powder,
Lemon kali, pint essences, &c, chloride OF lime,
EPSON salts, marking ink. fsh paste,
Cayenne pepper, tobacco, pipes,
Fencing wire, the best: J ! and !! inch hoop Iron,
Assd. bar iron, ak walnut drawing-room chairs,
Twelve American beech lounging chaira,
Six walnut Canterburys, four music stools,
Cut glass tunbers. wine glasses, decanters, dishes, DC,
Fine breakfast, dinner, and tea sets of China,
Toilet sets, two superior sets of plated buggy harness,
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Native Trade.

Good brown cotton, plain turkey-red,
Common good black alpaca. printed tape checks,
Saddles and brides. black travelling bags,
Very handsome crimson gold silk handgerchiefs,
Plain and figured black silks, feathers,
Assd- soaps, pomades and perfumes,
cheap jewellery and watches, glass and earthen"aTe,
Victoria lawns. turkey-red and yellow handkerchirfs,
p. cotton lawn and lace handkerchefs. sailors knives,
Bareges, very good pilot jackets, blue wool shirts,
Cotton umbrellas, silk neck-ties-
One Case Photographic Chemicals.
SUGAR MILLS. CENTRIFUGAL AIS AND
ENGINES. AS PER SEPA ATE
ss2-21
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; az" The Laies' Benevolent Society meets this
afternoon, , ,e residence of Mrs. G. p. Judd.
Gentlemen re lvited in the evening. Not the least
benevolent ( 10 doings of this Society, are the
opportunities a,rded by its meetings for social in
tercourse. Tenow something by experience of the
good cheer an general kindliness prevailing at
these gathering and in v ew Of this experience,
heartily wish / ladies God speed.
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LEcrURE.1 lecture of Mr.. II. Holstein, was
deli vel ed in tie ort Street Church m Friday aven-
ing last. Tta >atct- I1onoruIu. it's Pact, Present
and Future"% well handled by the writer, who
drew n very fering picture of the future prospects
of our capitalize lecture was ably delivered by
Mr.. II. 4 P. Ger, aud the audience testified their
appreciation ofe lecture and the cause for which
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JOHN THos. wArERHoUsE,

Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise. Honolulu, II. 1
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. THE THE columns Of our paper
.being very fu we are again compelled 10 issue a
supplem; ~ntarheet. II contains late and interest
ing Mexican ms, besides advertisements Of several
prominent mentiie bouses-all of which see.