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MONTPELIER, MAY Is, 1868.

ALLOTTED PAY.-Assiguees and other holding
Ordersfor allotted pay of the Ninth and Eleventh
Regiments, and Companies F, E. and II of the
Sharpshooters, are hereby notified that returns
have come to hand for November, December,
January and February, and this Office is pre-
pared TO pay the sums received in the usual way.
j. b. PAGE,
State Treasurer.
Rutland, May 7, 1868,
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CRsOCEGEIEsY WARE,

having determined to CLOSE OUT myl.tock of GRO OK
II Is onered much below the rul prices The as
so'eh' LARGE, and. comprises the newest and best
Dool rs" Celebrated Ware. 1t was purchased
the recent heaVy advances, and will be sold cor
respondingly low, T n pMEpv
Montpelier, March Is, 1868.
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BY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK, p. M
TO THE FREEMAN.

CAIRO, May IL. Our troops, all the way
from Memphis to Youngs' Point, are moving to
reinforce Gen. Grant.
Gen. Grant will endeavor to cut the railroad
between Vicksburg and Jackson, and battle is
| expected IN the vicinity of the Black River
bridge.
The jackson Appeal says that Gen. Bowen's
loss at Bayou Pierre, was about 1000. The
| rebel killed and wounded were left on the field.
The Vicksburg correspondent of the Appeal,
takes gloomy view of matters He SAYS, g Gen.
Grants movements deceive both our people and
the military here"
WASHINGTON, May Is. Gen. Darlington, U.
5. Attorney for the District of Columbia. Israp-
idly maturing proceedings against the property
OF all persons who have left their houses and
joined the so-called Southern Confederacy.
New YORK, May l5.-The Burnside Rifles at
tempted to desert in body from Camp Sprague,
Staten Island, on Wednesday. A fight ensued :,
one was killed, and others wounded. Twenty
eight of the mutineers escaped, who were after
wards captured and put in irons at Governors
Island.
at the presentation of the complimentary
resolutions from the Washington City Council,
yesterday, to Gen. Mcclellan, he declared that
the rumor of his resignation was false.
The President tonight received from the
army of the Potomac, an original letter of jeff
Davis, addressed to one of his Colonies. in which
be speaks despondingly of affairs in the South
west and on the Rappahannoek The letter was
found in rebel camp at Fredericksburg, and is
dated May I'd.
Gen. Lees headquarters are in Fredericks-
burg; Gen. Barksdale of Mississippi is in com
mand there.
An independent active cavalry command will
Immediately be given to Col Fitzpatrick.
Dispatches received at the State Department
to-day, from Minister Corwin, show that up to
the 2lst OF April the French had not obtained
possession of Puebla.
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WASHINGTON, May Is. Major General Hook
or was In this city to-day on official business.
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G.. T. BIXBY,
ID IA ~ @ - 9 ~
CHELSEA. VERMONT

T
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,h a.v .so ~ara covered with rust now glistened
M. snn,,ghs bright AZ though fresh from the arsenal
ny men had drawn clothing and all looked CT an.
ust eapeciay mention the artillery IN this resrscs
n would steal into ones eyes the ba series passed
ng all the pieces being present. but Tany saddles and
sson seats empty. Most noby did hese brave fellows
rform their duty at Chancellorsv,Ille.
Some lhe regiments, TOO, no larger than bat
koss but the young veieraAs marched with the same
|Iecislon and steadiness "a of old
The coors, riddied 9th shell and bullets told more
anly than words that the troops had fought noby and
cd terribly
neral slccum assembled his officers around him, and
the kndest terms thanked them from hts heart for
er vaer and determined courage and regrettpg that
\ voice would not enable him 70 be heard BY al the
OOPS requested them to convey his expressions Of PRIDE
Ind satisfaction 70 the rank and Ole. He alluded 70
he hastily written correspondence published from tne
rmy, in which often happens that corps does MOI
soeive It's full need Of praise for It's Actions anu In
yhch ono body Ia sometimes complimented Tor nero'c
eeds which entirely performed by another elng
ham that time would develop the whole truth regarding
heir participation in the recent actions.
After his remarks which quite lengthy deafening
.hsers were given with hearty viii for both him and
General Williams.
mo following was issued 70 day =
GENERAL oRDERs-Ro Is.
STAFFORD Corr HOUSE, May 0, 1868.
me General commanding the corps, while approaching
ne hardshirs to which officers and men Of his command
nave recently been subjected, and while remembering
Nth deep qualification and pride the cheerfuness with
which all their abors and privations have been borne,
nils every officer and man Tor renewed Efforts 70 eus-
ain the enviabe reputation already secured for this
porps No officer who able 20 do duty should think OF
lbsentng himself from mis- command for an hour. ana no
sorts should spared Tending place the command at
n n ION q
No more favorable opportunity will ever be presented
. the officers and Of this command for exhibiting
hose Of the true sodier-energy, perse
verance and determination overcome all obstacles.
d command OF MAJOR General a. w. SLOCUA.
H. @. Romans, A. A. General
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THE SLOVENIAN EXPEDITION.
rFrom u. nlehmona EIamlsr, uayI.I

tffOfn We Elfhtnfrd fAafrheft way ~
Tug Laar OF THg gHglT TAksgG Raid.
Tls racket tho james river cAhal, utbh fesrtsf
ms. city ysstsrdAy sof1ng brought NE hrst sstsafhy
intelligence q tna ofrsfns e The fsnsea caNa.fy
and about rambiA ~ Nheh Nrch hfrsinfffs avto4rd.
ipx rot,pta baa esctea Inc fs8kse# TIRE hutffcd
strons arrived 81 C0il fnbis Al ten 0'ccs A. NJ
day. Thsk n'at stpsyis was aiienlt ~ tbr
M to ngusi9ci, but, frefrt@l brfs, tha
frossd an igrysniyts failure tbogrb Tafkr@ csFsfy
us Jus, tbs ihpz for iossgbs. sieaqrs brtes sAd
Desres, AID burning NO Geu tirsc ares 80 hay
stasks and Cotfc1~f4te cayafy Lave D'fs than ouce
operated sSso~s-lly sssisst Fsnbas, hfiabsf. hss
hns sxo be.u aisgsefef. a.~faiei FefT successfully
swnusss IA s1ssoufy M hfng able " nae any I'm.
,,e..,sss o. TIE Ntssegct tLe icaffeciEn ~ Nbsh
~. ,,t,r. ob,-t ~ usH edlfop, they bafHsd ths
n, svs ip de a. sbiofBs-s - mile % too 10 Abi
- a. e,rs al ceiectei a namb~f q Toe best
s.,.e. tn 40 Aiy,osnt piantAttxs. AIR 80 mesb
go 80 IT, slfhggs fatkees, ~ say q diver.
- 80. lsa NJ Jos iioSgssas grocery snd
- ,hs sgsaf Ani rec " The nexfoss a aol1f .
ss.isl AL o>icr gtltes a cofrsgrui1g pross
Itgst isf~- ocsss W N,rrsepb. besfss that q
a. lbi T0rts fgeorrsi Isrsl -as cornug, thsy col
i.,s hsif scattered horsraben and spcb
.lgns v hare tbelf fortshes, and 10 bot haste
tsig 80 snssriy dfecibu ine cans W vlIh them Al
UsTay.is ~ N1ptay aoi 49, "a ~ hxht POI them
A. ,,,.t We tsge - tb~ psRttesaars q ne battle
sns rasNrfs rntfw.
m tra fegfne - q fsfsre eAvalrg that smepi ~,
"a ety or yqtfay cgtsrss ~ pasagnsy firsf a
49, va sa gffsfsf arfoss a. esahsy = Kng
..Nrfuupr ON rYNTu PAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-12
THE CASUAL TIES.
The Irish BriWa de.

The Irish Brigade.
Th~foewiug ocial list Of the casualties in the
nzry.mRp sxw YORK.
n G. Bsa.ey head, slightly; Lieut. Ed D. Carroll, leg;
eighty Corporal Thos Kelly, Co. l. hand. Aisslao
Patrick Barry, james McManus.
#a EIGHTY uoHm xBw yoRx.
kasd.-Ssrgssnt John Ryan, Mcnasl Mcdonald, John
Turnsy Wowwded-Capt. Michael EsAn, severely Lieut.
psuns Burke, slightly; Lieut.: WIN. Mccoy, slightly
O'Connor, slightly; Patrick Nshan slishiIy; Josoph
0Harrs, slishtly; Sergeant John Kessan, severely
soau
". Severely John Coleman, severely and missing Pc.
MulIoy, slIshty Patrick smith, slightly; Patrick Condor
sgh!iy Patrick Rysn severely sarsssnt Patrick Heaey
so:suS KsSosS1 P:ssn s.g.oc .1S fs.n.n Psssis
Ahsrn. Michael Flanagan John slAtery John Klkoyns
John CAIIahan, Patrick LAnAhan, Martin FalIon
HaaS IS.sSsy sersssns i,ehssi okess McS.e sS
vas, Thos. Radford, Fneas Walker, owen Hughes, VIM
II. T8hs, Corporal I'd Burke.
mxryxNm NEW TORE.
Kilsd-asrssant Patrick Reilly, Sergeant Felix McAi
ravy, Sergeant James Murray. Weunded--Leutenant
I'm coonsv . Lew nss :: vSs Sergeant
hasterson and missing. Miles Mcdowell and missing.
osx uurpnEp AHD nxTxKSH rESNsrIvAxA BATTALION.
ephurss, John Altemus, James Duty Josiah Randoph
Robert Douglass, John Dunn, John Godsy william Har
LAM Benjamin Smith, Jonas Hendricks Leut Thomas A.
Dorwart, henry Link, Thomas Marlborough Daniel Rod.
gers, Nicholas Martin, Thomas A. walker H. Mcveizb NJ
Sweeney Missin0-Ssbastian Socrisgie John Houp
Michael Spence, George Alien
TWENTY uGHrH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS
Rdtd-None. Wourdsd-sergeant jeremiah O'Con-
nell Corporal Peter Burns, John sweeny Thomas Ken
Timothy Cushman. WIN. Tltimnons, John Bourke' Jas.
West. Nissing-hichael Cowtln. Michael OConnor
Danl. Spencer, Danl. o'erady, Edward wsIch.
-KaIsd- WourdSs- xir,o.
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Names or c.ps...a Un,sn ome.r,.

Hrspor1SrsEs, AEsr % rm Poroslc, Nay 10, 1868.
The Richmond Examiner Of May o 10 received.
The following list II the unon officers taken at thu
rec mt battles the RappahAnnoos and received the
Confederate state prison.--
Brig Cen VIM. Hayes, ~ brigade, ID div. ID corps
Coi. Is Mayer, 10Th ONO.
CoI j. A Matthew l2sth Pennsylvania
Col. X. o. Bptw ck, 27tb tonsectlcut.
CoL Charles Giantx, 1854 Penbsyisaba
Ioi W W. Pafknr, 9th CsDbectlout
f1eut Col II. q Mer~In, 2Tth ConBeeilcgl
Lieut. CD ~. " hoCcsfy, l4Sth Psunsy wanna.
Lieut. OIL " W. Cook 18th ks1 York.
Lieut.. Coi. 7. w. Smith. 12sth PeunsytyAnA.
Ilspt Col william u. Wooster. 10Th Coapectcgt.
Lieut.. Col. Charles Ashby, 6slb se- YORK
Licss. COD John A. windscs xsgh se~ Jersey.
hsor John A. DAnks, esd Fennayivanls.
Maor JosrgA GcamsDs. let sew York.
hsbf James II. coburn. 2Tth co1Bsetleut
kurgvIn II ser, issd fenIfylyania.
Assistant r0rEeDn q HanKsf. 9Th AsN York cavalry
~ epitsl Steward w. If Eass
Iicate1ant John "a Albert. sbih sss York.
Ileuiouant ~ Iapbsek, "a sss iOfk.
WIN. u WikBs Capt A. A. o., Ia diYisio1 l1th corps
r. H. wilbur Csp,sln A. u. e, ~ disissn. Illh osfps
OTTO websf. Cspt A. H. G let ditbk1 ilih orr~.
X a. sAsDan Capt, A. y. "a brig lat DIV izb oofts.
td~nd 1. FORD lsaiensnl AID a. d. e., " Geo ward
Tho. q. feish, A. u G. 20 Gen ward.
~. W fAusr, A. ID. q. " Con. Sedgsiek
John W Frkaps a D. g " Gen. IaycA
n. n. Bros nscn, Capthin and A A. g.
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Omcial List OF tho Losses OF New York
Troops In Gibbons Division.

Omcial List OF tho Losses OF New York.
Troops In Gibbons Division.
EIGHTY sEcosD xRw YoRK-sEcoSD srArx MILITIA
Kiied-Nons. Wound~t-Capt. Hoyt, slightly; Corpo-
raj Denny, severely private Cororan, slightly. AissinS-
Priyates Colbert, Weeks, Brown.
unRrY.youun Hyw ropK.
Kled-None. Wouniod-Corpora Bradley, slightly;
Pat. LAm1ne, severely; k,lin9-E Wright, 20. II.
uyrY-sSrH Jew YORK.
Kdfed-Corporal ID. Y. Hahhwalt. Go II. Wound>d-
Second Lieut. b. Diamore, serg b. p. harvard, Corpo-
raj Frank, Goo H. Harris, Elisha Alien, Lamar squires.
Misne-Sergt. w. n Tompkins, Co l. Corporal J. joy,
Co. D; Corporal Hopkins Co j. Harsey, p. coonsy
J. Hasgsman, .. n. Smith.
SECOND rEw TORE.
Kfuef-Nonc. Wotndsd-A. Wagner, On. g; J. Hess,
Co. g Owen McDerinot, Co. d; rhos Murray, Co. X: Jas
Kider, Co. J. ~ McNaly, Co. L. L. n. Donough, sergt.
Haksa, Co. X sssgt- kiinna, cox
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Ths New jersey Brfeads.


Among tins incidents Of the nine Days campaign IL one
Of deep moment and Interest with regard ths brigade.
started into this contest under the communal General
Torbei. who succeeded BY Colonel Brown Who upon
being wounded, was replaced by Colonel Buck who
also wounded me young bu, brave colons Pinrcss
NEXT too command, and s,l acting Brgadiss General
-Four commanders In Ten days. What tale does ths
little fact illustrate. 80 ~
TT.~- -s~.
ssrgson nuekisy Not Killed, ~ Rs-
ported.
IN our Washington owrespondsuos q yesterday II was
stated that Surgeon George NJ sackisy o. NE Eleventh
army corps, probably killed the baltic q Chanee
lorsvilIe. Prom . Telegram received yesterday II sci,
ted that Surgeon sacisy within tbs rebsl lines tsksx
q Mo wounded. The gentleman 10 question IL a
son inaw q commi.soper Morton, of this city
TO rHs EDros OF rnE aEaAfD.
VIII you stats Ia W thu report q Dr.
Geo. sukey, Medical Director. Eleventh army CIR a b.
nE snsd the late engagement AZ chaSoeiIorsyrs IN.
fouDisdf ny private teegtas fsoeivea " DAY 80 hear
tia, he After the butie rnbsrt, snandug 20
ha da,iss Aad RS f7nsir~s remained sibs zoe ret,i
unsi loysfys after BIZ sousied.
saItdlkRs sEVrBEKs, go Bsosswsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-12
TINE LEADERS or THE EXPEDITION.
The Leaders OF che Famous Cavalry Ex
peditfon Around Lees Rebel Army.

Major General George ssoneman h Q native Of New
York; aud between thirtyavs and forty years Of ara
lie appointed from his native State tho West Point
Military Academy N isz2, aud graduated the soth Of
June 1916, standing No. % In very large class Amoos
his classmates Generals Mcclellan Foster Reno
tdsad) Couch, Seymour, c. Q. Gilbert ssurzls Palmer
Colonies Rush, magnion, and many others In the Union
army stonewa JAckson ard several other rebelr ON
tho Ist Of Juy 1916. be appointed bretet sec "a
lieutenant Of the Fss Dragons and received hm fol
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Detailed Report Of the Exploits OF Col
sKnpstrtck's Command.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1858.
Afer a bri-k skrmish al Louisa Court House on Sun
aay the ID inst Colonel Fitzpatrick directed his
towards the south and Hungary tho Rich
nond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. On this
route passed for tina Fifth Virginia cavalry colonel
Amos, an cid west Point chum Of Colonel fitzpatrick,
giving all receipts for forage horses, kc his name
The only regiment In tho column was the Ira Harris
Light cavalry, the Colonel having voluntarily reIinguhcd
shs aud Of the brigade lead this regiment In
bridge burning panic, creating y zaid Richmond and
NJ rai road connections Marching past Tho coal pits
near nerediths branch, "blindn camp was
made at night, for the purpose Of allowing
the forces which the enemy might have dls
DISABLE at Richmond 70 be directed On the larger
expeditions Of Colonel Nyudbam the Kanawha canal
and near Columbia, and Colonel Davis al Ashland.
me silence which rcgned during this " blind -
movement was painful. Not loud word or bos-
ferrous laugh gave token Of the presence Of the brave
man who were Afterwards 10 enter the massive works
before Richmond
Ai.er few hours sleep in their novel camp, the CON-
snd marched rapidly, and struck the Fredericksburg
Rchm md and Potomac Railroad at Hungary destroying
the depo, there with quantity Of stores, and then the
railroad for some miles the vicinity by blowing
M caverts tearing up rails &C. as also the teegraphlc
communicated.
We then struck the common road 10 Richmond
end at It's intersection with the road leading the vr
xuia Central Railroad were suddenly confronted
nv q battery Of three guns. This battery was
rdanked BY the main body Of the command, while
= strong squadron menaced II 10 front The fankina
s,uadrous reached their position bya single Ole move
men, through private enclosure, thus reaching the
road 70 Meadow Ridge This fank movement frightened
those IA charge Of the bstery, and they retired at
ooubIc puck followed ny TIE sqSadroD IN front. unil
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From the Richmond Enquirer, May IL

TO irsi,a. b~afiug sven haHafol soIrief sai 600
gsrdrsi sics gtdsfn rsm ted trA ESQ poser ~
az rosa asteaa atst1a "a lto sftfpfasfb.fs fq4d.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-10
LATE NEW S.

New YoRK, Feb. THE Worlds cor
respondent with Banks expedition writes
that Farragafs fleet is so dimished that
IL would be impossible to attack Port
Hudson until reinforced.
Advices from Galveston via Havana
give Commodore Balls proclamation TO
foreign consuls, notifying them, and ali
other subjects, and All others concerned,
that Galveston 10 liable 70 be attacked al
any day by the United States forces.
Twenty-four hours will be given for
the innocent and helpless TO withdraw.
The reported defeat Of the French in
Mexico proves to have been a Mexican
rumor. AT last advices theiFrench siege
train was advancing towards Orizaba,
for which point a column was to move
to cooperate with columns from Jalapa
both columns TO rounite at point four
leagues distant, where a stout resistance
was anticipated.
New York, Feb. "A Washington
special says,the Government has received
no official dispatches relative TO the late
affairs at Charleston harbor.
Postmaster General Blair, will soon
issue an order requiring all foreign post
age to be paid in coin.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 7.-George Frances
Train was arrested at the Planters House
this evening by United States de-
tectives, aud given the alternative Of
leaving the State in half an hour or go
ing TO Jail, He choose the former, and
crossed the river this evening He was
advertised to deliver a political speech
tonight, but summarily prevented by
the Provost Marshal.
WAsHiNGToN, Feb. 6-There were two
circles of blockading ships of Charleston
harbOr. The outer one in deep water
was seven miles from Sumter the inner
one was upon the bar. The sailors in the
navy department are certain that the re-
bel iron clads went down only TO the lat
ter. The were calculated for deep and
rough water beyond, and it is declared
that they did not go near or menace the
second and outer line Of large blocka-
ders.
Gen. Rufus King was appointed Mill
tary Governor Of Norfolk, vice Gen. Vielle,
who will be transferred TO more active
command.
New YoRR, Feb. THE Post says we
understand that Colonel B. Herman, of
this city, is TO be authorized to raise a
brigade in the loyal States, 70 proceed,
as soon as possible, 70 Texas. Several
regiments from New York, Pennsylvania
and Wisconsin have already made appli-
cation to join Col. Herman's expedition,
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. I--Old Gun Factory, Cherry street. on the aiil
Surgeon, J. n. WEEEs.
2-Unyersity Building, Market street, on the
Hin. Surgeon, A. W KELLY.
" 9-Ensley's Building, Sc corner Public Square
Surgeon, AIKX EWlSo.
4-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hill. Asst. Surgeon, +. 5. TuwN
" 5--Gun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst
Surgeon, f. D. BtAsER
" 6-college street, Broad Surgeon, CHAs.
SCBLussBR.
college street, between Church and Broad.
Surgeon r. FLRrCuR.
s-Masonic Hall, Church. street, near Summer.
Asst Surgeon, D. BAcHR.
+" 9-Carriage Factory, Market street, below tho
square. Act. Asst Surgeon, I'D. SKsER.
" lO-Medcal College, College street, on tho Hin.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, W. h. BOWLING
u-"Pnsr HoUsE ~ On tho University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l. u. HocIH,
" l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRHD SEYMOUR.
ls-Humo High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon -. HkRluoK
" l4-Fema'e School, Church street, near Chatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, A. c. Mo GUS
l5-Hynes' High school, Line itrS,t corner Sum
mer Surgeon, w. NJ CHANBARa.
l6-Gordon Block, corner Broad stroot aud River
Landing Surgeon FREo. SEYMOUR
lT--OFFIoRRs' HosPIrAL--Planters Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deaderiok. surgeon,
$. H. WATERMAN
lS-Cornor Church and College streets. Surgeon,
Y, T. HiNxTnAr.
l0--Morrls q stratton's Building, No. "a Marko,
street Surgeon, -. SHRADY.
2O-Bsptst chuoh, summer street Surgeon, =,
GOODWIN
a. Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon
Z. Sw1NETT.
+" 22--Hardcastlo's, South Mnrke. street Surgeon
-. BKCKWITH
= 23-Corncr Vino and Broad streets. Surgeon, T.
CHAMBERLAIN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-10

WHOLESALE GRoCERIEs AND Suffers
GocDs,-Su;lers and city dealers will do
well to call at our house and examine our
large stock Of Kentucky, Virginia, Mis-
souri,, and Tennessee Tobacco, in whole
boxes and caddies; Sugar, Coffee, Mack
erel, White Fish, Cod Fish, w. r. Butter,
w. r, Hamburg and English dairy
Cheese; fine Havana and domestic Cigars,
Backing; canned aud fine Fruits in tin
and glass Dry Goods Ofall kinds. Nuts
layer and NJ. Il. Raisins, Eggs, &c, &c.
To which invite the attention Of suffers
and dealers. Public Square, above the old
bridge. HARNEY, HUoHEs & Co.
Feb4-3m.