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MARKETS BY TEEEGRAPR.
FOreIRn Markets.

Foreign maKketEs
LONDON. Dec. s, 4:3O P. M.-Consuls 924
Bonds easier; U. s. coupons-'62s 88a; do.
'65s, old 881; do. '67s 9OI; 1O-4O's 81.
Stocks steady; Erie POI; Illinois Central
III; Great Western 20.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. S.-Ootton-middling
uplands SD; Orleans 94d; sales 10000
bales, of which 1000 were for export and
speculati ton.
Now YORK Money Market.
New York. Dec 8.-Gold continues ex-
tremely dull at 110s@11O3, Rates paid for
carrying to-day we're los . cent. The
shipments of specie wers S77, 230. Clear
ances $29, 0OO,OOO Money In ample sup
ply this afternoon at COZ 3 cent As yet
there are no indications that the artificial
stringency is to be adopted, as rsportt d
yesterday. The stock market was weak
at the opening, but has since improved in
tone and prices have advanced. The adj
vance seems to have been due to a demand
to cover speculative sales made yesterday
and day before. The chief speculative
feature continues to be Western Union
Telegraph, which early in the day fell to
A I, on semi-official statement that at
the Directors meeting yesterday it was de-
cided not to declare January dividend.
In the government bond market there was
not single transaction on the first call Of
the last board, thing almost without q
precedent In the government bond de-
partment State securities dull, except
Missouri bonds, which are strong; old
Tennessees so; new 582 Sterling ex-
change-bankers bills 1881.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-The dry goods
market is quiet and prices unchanged in
every respect. Calicoes are of slow sale at
1O3@11c; standard and extra standard
brown sheetings 124c; medium A do III
@12c; New York Mills bleached sheetings
zoe; Wamsutta Ice; Harris yard-wide l3c;
Amoskeag O 19c; do D lie. There is but
little animation in this branch of trade.
New YORK General Markets.
NEW York, Dec. 8. - Flour--demand
good at full prices; superfne $5.10@5.35.
Wheat dull; holders anxious to sell; red
amber $1.44@1.47 Corn dull and prices
a shade lower; No. 1 mixed S0@81c; new
75@76c. Whisky 904@9lc. Coffee firm
and demand fair; sales Of 1000 bags on
private terms. Sugar CUBA 94@104c;
Porto Rico 1O@10tc. Molasses-New Or
leans 64@71c. Rice 7@7fc.
New Orleans tlarkets
New ORLEANS, Dec. S.-Flour-super-
fine $500. Oats 53c. Bacon 144@144@
164@174c. Hams-sug& cured 233@24c.
Sterling exchange-banksrs' bills 100.
Sight exchange on NeSfSYork discount.
Gold 110s.
81. Louis Markets.
81. LOUIS, Dec. 8.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; superfine winter S4@4.5O.
Wheat held firmly but buyers holding of;
No. 2 red winter $1.29@l.30 Corn firm
and demand fair; mixed sac. Oats 42@
46c. Rye 70@73c. Highwines SIC. Pro-
visions easier. Mess pork $19@19.25.
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specIaI Notice to Advertiser.

special Notice to Advertisers.
To accommodate large class of small
advertisers, we have opened special col
umn on the third page of the UNION AND
AMERICAN. In it viii be grouped all small
advertisements relating to wants, sales,
leases, rents, lost and found, situations,
etc., etc., which will in no case exceed ten
lines. These notice. viii not be displayed,
and will be charged ton cents per line, each
insertion. All matter of this kind will be
found at the head of the first column of
the third page Of the paper, which always
contains variety of choice reading, and
is universally read by the public.
Persons desiring matter inserted in this
column, should have it ct the Office by {
o'clock, P NJ.
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Nashville Live stock Market
THE COTTON MARKETS.

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 6.
Our market Is tending up, and is steady,
with fair demand at 1910 for low mid
dings.
Albany, Ga, Dec. @.
Market quiet; some small sales yesters
day at 134c for the best.
Augusta, Ga, Dec. 8.
The market opened rather quiet this
morning at 14@14ac for Liverpool. Soon
after it became frmer with an increased
demand at prices &c better. The demand
continued good the entire day, resulting
in sales Of LII bales at 141@144c for
Liverpool middling. At the close the mar
ket was firm at the above figures; receipts
1896 bales.
selma, Ala, Dec. 6.
There were sales to-day Of 325 bales.
Middlings 1910; low middling 134@13sc;
strict good ordinary 124@13c Demand
fair. The market opened dull, and closed
hard at our quotations.
Mobile, Ala, Dec. g.
Market quiet; middIings II 4@14sc; sales
1900 bales; net receipts 8, 555 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 463 bales; stock s, 452
bales.
Balt1nOres Dec u.
Dull and looking downward: middlings
Is; sales,,300 bales. Net receipts 345 bales;
coastwise 40 bales-totaI 485 bales; ex.
ports coastwise 200 bales: stock S,O29
bales.
Galveston, Dec. 6.
Weak, with fair demand; good ordinary
12sc; sales 600 bales; net receipts 1887
bales; stock "a, $50 bales.
Norfolk, Dec. 6.
Market dull; low middling 1444c; sales 200
bales; net receipts 1856 bales; exports
coastwise 1868 bales; stock 7,016 bales.
Boston, Dec. 6
Market quiet. Middlings 154c. Sales 300
bales. Net receipts coastwise 1855 bales;
stock $500 bales.
Savannah, Dec. 9.
Fair demand; middlings I42@1455c; sales
1000 bales; net receipts 4,314 bales; ex-
rorts to Great Britain 4, OLA bales, to the
Continent 1912 bales; coastwise bales;
stock IS, 342 bsles.
Wilmington, N. C., Dec. 6.
Market weak; middlings 1910; sales -
bales; net receipts $40 bales; exports COST
wise us bales; stock Az bales.
Charleston, Dec. 6.
Market dull and little doing; middlings
14sc; sales 100 bales; net receipts 2,2IO
bales; stock 80, 300 bales
Macon, Ga.s Dec 9.
Receipts to-day $40 bales; sales 1876
bales; shipped 36S bales.
The market was steady with a good de-
mand all day at lie for middlings.
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 4.
Market quiet to-day, at 1910 for mid
dlings; 13c for low middlings, 1244c for good
ordinary.
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THE COURTS,
NuprcInc Court.

NASHVILLE, Dec. s, 1S7O.-Comt met
this day pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges being present.
A. D. Fugett vs.. Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company. Dismissed.
Also Jones w. Allied Owen and wife.
Dismissed.
J B. Young vs.. W. r. Norviu ct ais
Dismissed.
The court will resume the business on
the Equity docket of the seventh circuit
tomorrow, which circuit is composed of
the counties of Rutherford, Cannon, vii
son and Bedford. J. G. FRAZER, Clerk.
p Police Court.
Eliza Gillespie, keeping disorderly house,
S25; Jno. Rains, tipping without license,
released: VIM. Retro, assault with pistol,
S15; Robert Kirby, assault and battery,
$40: John Cron1e, obstruc ing the street,
IS. ~
Tho docket was called yesterday from
$50 TO 600. No business OF importance
was transacted.
Law Court.
We were informed by the Clerk, yester-
dsV. that there had been no business OF
public character transacted.
Probate Court.
The will of Marella B. Cain was admit
ted to probate yesterday.
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EXPORT OF RrcadstufE.

We extract from New York circular
under date of the Sd inst. as follows:
The exports for the week ending last
evening exhibit most decided increase in
the quantity of -four. The steamship Asia
sailed Nov. %. She carried for Liverpool
80, 401 wheat, S,4Sl -four. Total shipments
of wheat this week 300, 67S. Last week,
including the Asia, 52O,2 Increase 35, :
424. Distributed as follows: To Liver
pool 2S5, 424 bush; to London 20, $40; to
Bristol 1865; to Glasgow 105, 700; to
Queenstown %, $40; to Southampton 15,-
1856, to Jersey 3,OlS; to Lisbon IS, 800.
Total shipments of flour 1860. Last
week, including the Asia, lG, $40. Increase
&c, $50 bbls. Distributed as follows: To
Liverpool 7,774; London 1880; Bristol
1,26S; Glasgow 11,421; Falmouth 6,097;
Jersey 700
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was receding slowly at this
point yesterday, with 26 inches on the
Shoals. Weather clear and beautiful
The Umpire cleared for Cairo with fair
trip of miscellaneous freight.
The lobe Hurt arrived at Cairo on
Monday with 200 barrels of -four for New
Orleans, and 100 barrels of whisky for St
Louis. She is the next boat due at this
port.
Capt J. n. Corbett departed yesterday
for st. Louis TO take command of the
Memphis and st. Louis packet st. Joseph
There IVES considerable diminishing yes
terdsy between the owners Of the Umpire
and Capts. COrbett and Egsn who offered
IS, 900 cash for the boat The Commodore
declined, asking a considerable advance.
IBy Telegraph
CAIRo, Dec. departed Hughes,
Nashville dacket, at lOA-M River sta
tionary. Weather clear; mercury 40.
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Personal.

We had the pleasure of meeting our es'
teamed friend DR.. G. d. Norris, OF New
Market Ala, one of the life long Ceadt rs
If our journal. We extend him a hearty
welcome
AZ lie City Hotel we notice the follow
inc prominent guests: Col. Wherry, Sum
ne1 county; Gov, j. C. Brown, Pulaskli
JudSe McLaip, Carthage; Capt. Lewis
Garth and daughter, Todd county, ny;
Judge Walker, Savannah, Tenn; I'D. A
Keeble. of the Murfreesboro Monitor; Coi'
NJ A. Price, Lebanon.
Col. Ed. l. Golladay, Congressman elect
from this district, is in the city, IN attend
ance upon the Sppreme Court in connec-
tion with the business of his circuit,
The following members of the Chapman
Sisters Troupe were registered at the
Stacey House yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nuoent. ]. M. Naroni, Il. c. CuIley, >;
Parker. ]. Kiebert, r. Wallace, A. WOOD
The following members Of the Chapman
Sisters Troupe were registered at the
Maxwell Yesterday: Miss Blanche Chap
man Miss Ella Chapman, Mrs, d. 9ap,
man. @. B. Bishop, II. Q. Ford, =. T.
Ford Q. Chspman, and Miss Z. HARRISON
There were also registered at Re MAX
we'll 81. Fisher, of Australia; Dol, 1no' =
MURRAY. of Gainsboro, and Judge a M
Hughes. of Columbia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-09

Death, or what is worse, is the inevitable
result of continued suspension of the men
strual flow. tits condition which should
not be trifed with. Immediate relief is
the only safeguard against constitutional
ruin. In all cases of suppression, suspen-
sion or other irregularity of the courses,
DR.. J. Bradfelds Female Regulator is the
only sure remedy. 1t acts by giving tone
to the nervous centres, improving the
blood, and determining directly to the or
gans OF menstruation. 1t is legitimate
prescription, and the most intelligent doc
tors use it. Prepared by L. 81. Bradteld,
Druggist, Atlanta, Ga, at $1.5 per bottle,
and sold by respectable Druggists every
where. decS- 2taw1m
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The LaIcSI Agony,

The ladies must be happy, Tor brilliant
Genius in d;mity has just fabricated mar
22eIouslv simple thing of beauty. The
rand object has been accomplished, and
?.nothing to wear sinks INTO oOsc1n'y
among the obsolete ideas Of old iogyG .'.l.
Here is description Of the newest tlsoS
ont in the line Of woman's attire:
A very pretty pattern toilet-de-promen,,
oda in toiline, has the under jupe trimmed
with white bands, surrounding yandykeo
ouipure. The upper jupe, shaped INTO les
toons of various dimensions and lenS'h' !
bordered a similar trimming and ra'Seo
behind under a mend poui.
The above is very stylish, and mas inc
advantage of being appropriate On al ",
cosionsnfor wedding or funeEl, pic mic oil
hall in the kitchen or parlor. 1t can be
hooked on, buttoned on, or pinned on
inst whereabouts we don't know-but Is
ws-rsnted 20 fit all forms with equal grace
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RaiIroad Maacrs,

We have nothing Of Importance to re-
port from the railroads yesterday. The
trains on the Northwestern we're somewhat
delayed in their arrival, on account OF The
repairs, etc, occasioned by the freight
train accident Of Monday.
The trains on the Louisville road were
also slightly behind time, caused by re-
pairs being made In the track at the scene
of the recent wood fire near Buck Lodge.
Passenger travel northward is reported
as remarkably light, though travel south
ward 'sholds its OVID.
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Thanks 30 the Legislature.

We are requested by Jchn Shelton, the
TAILOR Of this county, 10 return the warmest
thanks of himself and the other jailOrs OF
the State, to the General Assembly, for
the passage of the act amending sections
$3.50, 543l, so as to allow the jailors to
have their bills settled monthly, instead OF
waiting as heretofore from court to court,
or until the final trial Of the case. How
ever there will have to be money IN the
treasury before this lsw can be Of any ma
60 Il l,nnnEh
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Balk shoulders Tic; clear rib 1O4@1O4c;
clear sides 103@11c- Bscon-clear sides
15o. Hams, sugar-eured, 20@204c. Lard
dull and lover at 113912c.. Hogs easier
at 5000. 80.
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Flour-spring dull.
Wheat-No. 2 active, closing firm at
$1.O64@1. O6s; this P. NJ unsettled at
S1.O54S cash Corn dull at 44@46e for
new and 30@39c for no grade; this P. n
inactive. Oats 3SG3S4c. Rye Csc. Barley
dull andlowsr at 74975c for No. 2. High
wines-S4c for ironbound- Provisions
hrmer. Mess pork closed at SIS. ESQ
Is. so. Lard lilo Hogs-live active at
$6.10@6.40 dressed frmer at $3.50
$50.
Cincinnati Markets
OuooNATI, Dec. S.-Ootton firm and
demand fair; middling 143c. Flour--de-
mand light but holders firm; family $685.
@5.5O. Wheat-demand light but holders
firm; red S1.15@1.15. Corn 5O@52c.
Oats 43@45e. Pork dull and dropping; SO
asked. but hardly any demand. Lard
quiet and unchanged; kettle 12c. Bulk
meats 7Q1O@1O4c for twenty-five days in
salt. Hogs quiet and weak at the close at
Sc. 25@6. 40. Whisky S6937c- Green
meats dull at 6@s491O4 and lie for shoal-
ders, sides and hams.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. S.--Bagging firm at
PC for hemp and fax. Cotton a shade
frmer; middlings 144c. Flour $500.
Grain quiet and prices unchanged Hogs
less active and prices lower; extra choice
$3.50; medium and heavy Sc. 1906. 40.
Provisions finer; packers not offering
freely. Mess pork $3.50. Bulk meats
9@10@104c, Lard-prime leaf, 12c- In
tierces; kegs lie. Whisky s6c. Tobacco
firm and active; sales of 70 hhds at s. to
$50 for common to good Jugs and Sc. 759
&c for low to fine leaf
New York Cotton Market.
| New YORK, Dec. -CottOn-dsmand
fair and prices advanced; middliDg up
lands 15sc.
Mobile Cotton Market
NOZZLE, Dec. S.-Cotton -middIing IA!
@144c.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, Dec. s.-CottOn-mid-
ding 145c
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supplies is still quite active, but tts move
ment is now small, owing to the depletion
of the accumulation. We learn That the
orders from the French government were
for 10000 tierces of beef at Liverpool, and
for like amount here. At Liverpool some
5000 tierces were secured, and at this
point $1,000 to Il, 900 (part yet to arrive,
entirely monopolizing everything at pres
ent available, and our market is now near
ly bare. Some Of the orders were refused
for want of proper guaranty as to payment;
but. on the bulk of the transactions, the
responsibility has been assumed by lead
ing importing house of high standing.
Prime mess pork is also selling, and the
Germans continue to buy bacon both for
present and future delivery.
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stcck on hand. ....

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always access
sible to the public:
NEW YORK, 10.25-Market firm.
NEW YORK, 12-Cotton firm; December
delivery 154c; January 15sc; February
154c.
NEW YORK, 2:10-Market quiet but firm;
sales 1000 bales on the spot.
NEW YORK, 3:15-Cotton dull and tend
ing downward.
NEW YORK, S-Market quiet and weak;
sales 163 bales for spinning; 3,169 bales
for export.
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Mhat,s an Appearance:

While plying our vocation yesterday We
were pounced upon 10y trader IN coats,
pants. vests, etc, who was most fierce for
q 'frade." He was young man, and be-
sieped us with all the vigor Of youth, prob
ahIy thinking he had found a subject upon
which to practice He insisted that We
wanted many things 10 his line, and that
he was prepared 70 sell TO people from
the country" lower than any man IN town.
After hearing him through in regard to
ouF''wanting" so much and as TO our de-
cided rural appearance, we aased him If be
ever knew of local reporter on city
daily that if he wanted anything ho was
too basbfui TO ask for IT, That young man
forthwith underwent the most aggravated
experience of shrinkage we ever witnessed.
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Tho Free Bridge.

The committee appointed by the County
Court, to whom a memorial was referred
on ths subject of free bridge, held a meet
ing yesterday, and the subject was dis,
cussed at length by those present Sever
al of the members of the committee being
absent, however. the committee adjourned
without taking any action, until next We'd
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The louisiana sugar Harvest.

The New Orleans Times says:
Despite the interruption produced by
the recent political excitement, our coast
planters have made considerable progress
In gathering their saccharine harvest. The
season was never more favorable in South
Louisiana for the maturing of the cane, and
the cutting, hauling and grinding of the
same. The only drawback has been the
want of water to supply the mills Many
planters have had to run their pipes to the
rivers and sink pumps; others have en-
ployed tug boats to pump water into their
ponds. Despite these obstacles, grinding
is going on very briskly, and the yield Of
sugar and molasses promises to exceed that
of last year by at least 10000 or $4,000
hhds. With good and reliable labor to
cultivate the plant esrly in the season, the
product would hsve been much larger.
The increase this year is due entirely to
the season, which has been an extraOrdi-
narily propitious one. Labor has been
very difficult to obtain, even at the high
rates of $50 and $40 and even $50 q
month The quality of the sugar and mo-
lasses is excellent. Several large planters
are securing gangs of Chinese laborers,
and are preparing for large crops next
year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-09

Under the head of "Chesp Column" see
wants, for sale, for rent, for lease, and
found. The different advertisements are
worthy of especial perusal.
J. w. Campbell, assignee in bankruptcy
of J. A. Clay, announces a sale on Satur-
day, the 18th Of January, of valuable prop
erty.
a. V. S. Lindsey & Sons advertise three
hundred and eighty feet Of ground OF
Vauxhall street for lease.
Insure with the State Insurance Oompa-
ny and keep your money at home. See
advertisement.
The Chapman Sisters again at Masonic
Hall tonight in Cinderella
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Peut,cnttary Recruits.

One prisoner, convicted in Sullivan
county, was brought to the Penitentiary
YESTERDAY. II convicts keep coming in
every day as they have for few days past
the Tennessee Peniteniiary will soon have
the same number as the Kentucky Peni-
tentiary, in which about 200 convicts are
now confined
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT F. A Irwin,
Thomas Johnson, A W. Weber, 7. ". Spi-
Vsy O 7. Burgess and B. K Gold have filed in
the Office of the Clerk Of this Cour. their petitions
for discharge, and 1t Was thereupOn ordered By
the Court that 3 hearing be had upon the same, on
the 22D DAY OF DECEMBER, 1870, at the once
Of A 8 Bradley, Esq, Register, No. 81 Cedar
street. Nashville, Tenn. and tn at al creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons fntsr-
ested, may appear at said time and place and shos
cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of sid
petition should not be granted, and that the sec
ond and third meeting OF the creditors viii be
had before the Register At the same time and place
z. r. CAMPBELL, CLERK
novS0-3tWed q. 8. Dis. Court n. d. o. Il
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be sold outside Of the two rooms already
rented for that purpose, passed three read
ings.
A bill to recover the roof of the Market
house and appSopriating $1,000 therefor,
passed three readings.
The Board then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-09
Fire Alarm This Msrning.

About ! O'Clock this morning the fire
bells sounded an alarm and the engines
were out promptly, looking for an item.
We are happy to record that there was lit,
tie need for their services. 1t seems a
CRATE fell out in a railroad Office over Ber-
rvs book store, on the Square, scattering
the Goals about the floor. A few buckets
of water subdued the affair, and the dam
ACE was insignificant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-09
nofkou Heard From.

Thomas Dobson, the man whose mys-
terious disappearance was chronicled in
our last issue, says the Lebanon Herald,
has been heard from. His father has re,
ceived letter from him, dated at Pike,
vile, whittier he went on trading expedi
fiop
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-09
CITY NOTICES.
correspondence.

ORPHANS HOME OF THE STATE OF MIS-
MISSISSIPPI, LAUDERDALE SPRINGS, MISS,
Nov. 3, 1868. --Messrs. Mansfield & Hig-
bee-Sirs: Your donation of valuable
medicines reached us in good order. and
receipt was acknowledged two days since.
Your Hungarian Balsam of Life has been
already all used.
For some years I have been afflicted
with severe cough, and have never met
with any preparation that has relieved me
SO much in the same length of time. 1t
has had a similar effect upon others here,
who have used it. Please send me by Ex-
press, c. o. D., one-half dozen bottles
more of your Hungarian Balsam of Life.
Yours truly, s. s. CRANBERRY,
1t GenI Sup't Orphans Home, Miss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-09
Grand Arrival.

The magnificent Piano for the drawing,
ordered through the popular house of Jas.
A. Mcclure, Union street, is now on ex-
hibition at our store. Its value is $780,
This is the finest chance to get a fine piano
ever offered. Just think, by purchasing
500 worth of goods, which we sell cheaper
than any other dry goods house in Nash
vile, you may get this superb instru
ment. Come, purchase soon and get the
right ticket. G. RICE & Co.,
nov2O eodtf No. 81 College street.