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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04
THE DISTRICT FAIR At CALI
LATIN.


This Fair is to be held at Gallatin City.
commencing iii October. Our friends in that
section Of the District have made every pre-
paration for grand success.
Owing to the misfortune which befel our
fellow townsmen Messrs. Griffith and Ihomp-
son, in the destruction of their mill by hre,
they were unable to fulfill their contract WITH
the manageas of our Madison County Agri-
cultural Association, to furnish the lumber
for buildings and fence foi the grounds.
Thus situated, the maaagers found e lmpos-
sible to make the necessary arrangements and
preparations in time, it being Impossible TO
get lumber elsewhere, and were compelled,
reluctantly, to abandon the enterprise they
had in hand Of holding County Fair IN
Madison. This was greatly to be regretted
for many reasons, particularly as our farmers
and stock men had made arrangements Tor
very fine display of the agricultural products
and general resources of Madison But the
circumstances rendering it impossible TO 40
this at home, the nextbest. and perhaps the
very best thing to do is for Our farmers, stock
men and others to- turn out en- masse WITH
their big potatoes, caulihoWers, squashes,
vegetables and grain of all descriptions,
blooded stock, frotting horses, draft teams
and everything, in fact that will ASSIST III glY-
ing faint idea of the great resources ana
elements OF prosperity possessed by old Mad
ison. and unite with our fellow citizens OF
Gallatin and Jefferson counties at the Italia
tin Fair next month, and make such q dis
play there as shall show to the Worle what
can be done in the mountains, although yet
lessthan ten years have elapsed since the
first blow was struck in this vast Rocky
Mountain country. We have assurances that
every arrangement necessary for success mas
been made by the various committees having
them in charge.
The Fair now in progress at Helena is Ter
ritorial. It is beneficial Its sphere. ie, OF
course, will display the resources OF the Ter
ritory at large. But no county or LOCALITY
can expect that its peculiar resources and adj
yantages can receive more than an Incidental
exhibition. They all 60 to the credit OF the
Territory. but no locality is made especially
prominent. But Fair of the District IS
display of district products alone, and special
attention is called to it by the display. For
this reason we believe these county and dis
trict fairs to be Of vastly more service than
the IT. ore pretentious ones conducted under
thu, auspices of State and Territorial organic
cations. ~
We therefore hope to see Madison county
fully represented in tue Gallatin Fair. The
location is convenient and easy of access
from all parts of our county. The time is
probably as favorable as could be selected.
Turn out, then, everybody, and with our
neighbors make such display as shall aston
.isi older communities than ours.-Montan-
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

Russia il about calling in the men on fur.
Tough. to fest the efficacy of mobilization.
King Amadeus opens the Spanish Cortes
on Monday next.
The Brazilian Chambers have adjourned
The Deputies adopted the emancipation
bill.
The Bank of England has raised its rate,
of discount to four per cent.
The ship Hesperies has been totally wrecked
at Spiekeroog. and all on board lost. gg5
Heavy gales are occurring on the English
coast, and shipwrecks are feared.
There was q colliery explosion to-day at
Dewsburry. in Yorkshire. Several were KILL
ed and injured.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

England.

England.
! LONDON, September 28.--The court martial
in the case Of the war ship Racer, has been
abandoned. M '.'as 81. ass s.
d The Home Secretary IN an address to his
constituents, advocates friendship with the
United States, OF which he thinks there is a
fair prospect. ss 80
a settlement Of the dispute II Newcastle,
is pssaAble. s.ss.
napoleon remains at Torqnay. He hes sui
fered lately from rhen1natismy
The Princess Alexandra goes to the High
lands on Friday. to be absent month.
{ Nigra, the Italian Minister, has been re
called from Paris.
The assassin Of Norman after q trial last.
ing but two hours, has beeu sentenced to
DEATH s ss 81 IN
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS.
UNITED STATES.

View York Republfcan state Conventien=
New York, Sept. 28.-Present accounts
represent that the opening scenes 10 me
Syracuse convention were OF snameInl
character. One report states that Wien the
Delegates gathered in the hall they found the
doors barred and bolted and guarded by sew
eral policemen obstrncting their entrance.
A cry was at once set Up "Custom House
brought it's marshal here!" voice in the
crowd was heard to say Are there any Cat
ling guns here?n When the door opened at
half past II O'Clock a rush commenced which
was met from the inside with chairs and
table legs, which were freely used by the de-
tenders of the citadel, against the fists and
canes Of the attacking party; at last one of
the latter drew 4 pistol. but before he could
use it he was felled to the floor bv q blow
from the back OF one of the iron seats, lay
ing his cheek open and putting him hors du
combat. At this jllncture q detachment of
police arrived, which no doubt prevented
much bloodshed, as the attacking force was
constantly increasing in numbers resistance
from within could not have been maintained
much longer. Another report says that a
gang OF New York roughs came into town
during tie night, and early in the morning
it was evident that there would be serious
trouble ii not actual bloodshed. At the OPEN
ing Of tile door about half past II o'clock,
when the confusion began, several reyolvers
were drawn By the crowd outside, while
those inside tore all the furniture apart and
stood ready with legs, tables, chairs, clubs,
&C., who cried to the intruders ''put down
those pistols, don't shootr' don't shoot"
.skill the scounirel, !, elbow his brains out!'
.sopen the doorl'' mot a id one of you will
get inl1 and other calculations more express
i've than elegant were INDUCED in until the
place seemed worse than bedlam.
There was much surprise last night among
Greeley's adherents in this city. at the course
taken by the convention, and expressions of
dissatisfaction at the apparent timidity shown
by Greeley. The Fenton delegation were
very general and it is believed they would
have defeated Conkling's party had they acted
! with becoming boldness.
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NOTICE.
County GIxnK'a evrtcs, !

fas FIJI s@ COUNTY CLERK 0nrfcs,l
Ae@ s Eoseman, M, sT.its
YT,O ALL WHOM TT MAY CosCERN-Taks
II Notice: That the following petitions T ns.
presented to the Board Of Commissioners of GALE
t I'M county, at the-AtgNst term, 1871, viz. ~
Apetitiois of the citizens OF bohemian Tow1ss san
for change Of the Public Highway leading frons
the town Of Bozeman sCuthward along the ranss
line between numbers I've and sixs east no
ing ON sid range line at the south or ~
west of Nelson Story's. in section No - 81. =
Towns hip No. south, in range No. east; tngpI line
dlago ally to the half sectios post In the north IA.
OF section.No "a in said Township and range si I'D
ssia thince to the south line Of section 10 ~ s
Townsh p and range.
Also, FOR road FROM Spring Hill to Boasshsds
City upon any iaad net occupied - farming 5sIa.
interseetng county road from Bczeman yia ss I'M
tin Mills thence in nortiiMesterly course aions 80
foot hills to Township line ct said Township ia ps.
AL persons obecting 10 the granting q ss \. fhs
tftion are refIuestatlsle appears IS
next regular Ineeffng0r the Board Of Iofan, and
ers. on the ilrst Mondays ct sSeyeraesr nxAs, at.
show cause why said nstisions should nas ps
ed. ~ ~ ItAWaD..s1H
III sS4NT Aa4SsGs sss58 IA sss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

NTOTICls Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
In been this day appointed by the Probate conf'
strator of the estate of John Nixon, deceased, ias
of said county. ALI persons having claims agsins
Court for allowance, as required by law, and ~
persons indebted to said estate will at once nsks
payment 10 me-
August 81, 1871. n.3 4W
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EriEhaaa Yo1rl.s in l'ronbIe,

SALT LAKE, September IS. -There was
much excitement to-day upon the reported
arrest of Brigham Young at four o'clock this
sfternood. No Such arrest was made, all
Though expected even by the leading Nor
mans Upon good authority, Brigham II re-
solved to meet all the charges tilatare az may
lDe Brought against him. AS a law abiding
citizen lie will offer no opposition to arrest,
Hon John z. Hale, who has been partially
paralyzed for some time, was knocked down
BIZ 4 runaway team il Dover. 4. H.. On tlle
2Sth. 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

X. A dispatch from Portland says the track
laying on the N. r. r. r. viii commence
Monday. Twenty-Five miles Of grading will
be nearly completed on Sunday morning.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

uTAH MrSEs.-A correspondent of the Sac
ramento Union. writing from Salt Lake, says
of mining matters: There is considerable
activity in mining matters, and sales are of
frequent occurrence. The transactions pass
ing through the Office of "A. S. Gould & Son
average over a million weekly, at present,
many OF. them bona fife sales. Still there is
a good deal Of bonding, and keen men are in
ereasipg their finances by it. Salt Lake, like
other mining centres in the west, has its
share Of sharpers, who are turning every
way to make raise by their wits. Next to
making good thing themselves, they seem
to take most delight in blocking the little
games of others of the same stripe, unless
they can finger share, on the black-naail-
ing principle. TO ascertain the value OF q
mine, look out for probable purchasers, bond
it for an amount under that which it is likely
to sell for, Witha nominal forfeit. is the usual
plan; and then make sale If possible. The
plan works well enough where the parties
that give the bond have money. to pay the
forfeit il they fail to sell; buf SO many have
tried it who have no money that miners are
fighting shy CT the entire tribe. The conse-
quence is an improvement ii this kind Of
transactions, more legitimate sales. and
greater activity ia working and developing
mines. ~ IS
Il el;r,.aft,l, tror, Portland savc the track
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

h The people OF Monticello, Arkansas. are
greatly excited over the report Of the finding
of gold mine four miles west Of that town
A similar report comes from Dallas, Polk
county. Both mines are said to give promise
Eof afine yieid.
! The Journal saws q report is being WKsteiiyy
circulated among the colored people. that
Horace Greedy belongs tothe Klrkluk- Khan.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

Il 1T Ii said that Northern Georgia, like
Eastern Tennessee. has been almost desolated
By drought. sach is the effect Of the calarn-
itv in Eastern Tennesse that The people will
demand the reduction Of the State tax to q
minimum.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

THE Mormon problem, whica has 50 long
attracted attention and excited discussion
and tears, appears III i fair way Of settlement
BY the course of events now Transporting.
The railroad gave Mormonisfn a staggering
blow from which it never recovered. then the
Territorial officers appointed by President
Grant we're prompt, decided. apd fearless in
the discharge Of their duties to the strict let
ter of the law, and now the valuable mining
discoveries made III the vicinity Of Salt Lake
have attracted such an Immigration that
threatens soon to place Brigham and his POI
lyeanous crew III a Woefill minority. It is
only necessary for this twin relic Of barbar-
ism, to come in contact with the Gentle
world, or the Gentle world 10 come IN con-
tact with II, to dissolve one BY one the spir-
itslal and temporal ties that bind Brighan's
deludea followers to their chief, THAT time
appears to be ii. ar at hand. and the influx of
Intelligent, active and enterprising enigra-
ton. will soon spare all fears that the neces-
sity may ever arise for using powder and
ball against these open vioiators Of the laws
sof God and man. --Sacranaelsto Union.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04
Best Manufacture,
Which will be sold
Administration Notice.

! The people are invited to call and examine shi
stock -f&E39ssTsss8 -. q
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

I s sFsa s & A ssess as sf sslsEssE$ vi
3ssss5$sa aesassss
! ia EN- X
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

The schooner Ehas. III. Hurd fonndered on
fhe night OF the 10Th in Lake Michigan, three
miles from shore. The crew nine IN number
and the aiaptail,.s wife, who was OH board,
were Lost. 5f
III the Republican State Convention Of
! Massachusetts, tho veto on the candidate for
Governor stood. Wna. b. Washburn, 64S;
Ben. Il. Butler, 4g4
Ii is reported thai Senior St,gasta renounces
tIle caadidature to the Presidency of
The Spanish Eoffes. me G'arlists will vote
blank
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04

John Quincy Adams has written q letter ac-
eepting the Demo ratic nomination for Gov
ernor of Massachusetts.
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FATAL ACCIDENT An accident oc.
Cured on Thursday evening last, at the
ore mine on MIR. j. Hamm's farm, in
IIeidleburg twp. which resulted in the
death of Mr.. Daniel Hamm, young
man about eighteen years of age. The
deceased and another young man were
ut work 10 the niue a number of feet
below the surface, aud while thus en-
gagged they were apprised that ledge
of earth abosd them was giving away,
when they endeavored to escape, ole Of
them reaching the surface in safety,
while Mr.. II. wits oternken by the
mass of earth, and instantly killed.
About seven tons of rock and earth fell
upon him, which required three hours
to remove, SO that the body could be
removed. lie was thus found crushed
in horrid manner.-Hunover Citizen.
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A GREEN OLD ACE Jacob Uh!er,
an aged aud highly respe cited citizen OF
the 4th District Of this county, died at
his residence, near Reisterstown, on the
18th ult., 10 the 10th year of his age
Mr.. Uhler was the youngest Of five
brothers, four of whom are still living,
aud in good health. They were patri.
otto men, for in the war Ct 1919 they
enlisted in the army, went through il,
and all by the watchful care Of mer.
ciful Providence have pecn SPARED to
the present.. They are all consistent
Democrats, aud have voted nothing but
the good old Democratic ticket from the
time Of their ltiajotlty. 1t Is indeed a
rarity to see life prolonged to one family
such as the Messrs. Uhler.-Baitin,ore
Co. J0afnut.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
June 9Th, 1871.

Beef Catttc.-1'he offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1881 head.
The prices ranged MS follows; Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 4 00a$4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 25a$4 81; fair quail.
ity Beeves 4 25aS4 rs; and the very best
BeeSes at . 00aS 20 per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about Sc l2l gross.
ISheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at 3a
8 cts. per pound gross,
Hogs. Prices ranged MS follows: fair to
good fat Hogs G oOaSG rs per 100 lbs.
net.
Leathr.-City Slaughter 38 to AZ cents;
Rough Skirting 80 to 80 cents; Spanish Sole
80 to 81 cents; Country Slaughtered So to
40 cents.
WIool.-Common unwashed, free of burrs,
3Oa32 cents; do. bury, 25a2G cents; fine
unwashed, 25a29 cents; do, free of burrs,
25a27 cents; tub washed, 47s50 cents; pulled
32a8S cents.
Hides.-City Steer at 12l cts Cow 10
cents.
Hay and Strd,t.-Hay I9aS2l per ton.
Rye Straw l0aS20 per ton.
Feathers. at 40 to 80 cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
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DEATH OF THE ORIGINAL Locorc

DEATH OF THE ORIGINAL Locoro-
co.-Brooklyn, New York, on Monday
lost one Of her most prominent citizens,
Rodney s. Church. Years ago Mr..
Church was democratic politician of
note, and is remembered as having once
broken into Tammauy Hall, ut the head
of an independent" faction, when the
old Sachems aud their friends were 10
council. The latter put out the lights,
but Church and his friends had come
provided with candles and locoioco
matches. After that they retained the
name Of "locoiocos," nomenclature
which the Wings subsequently saddled
upon the party at large.
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nIED.

On the Goth ulrirno, in Mount Pleasan,
township, Pa, DIR. D. NJ. Eckenrode, aged
IS years and months.
On the same day, in Bonaughtown, Pa,
Daisy Ann, dasghter Of DR.. T. o. and Flora
Ann Kinzer, aged 2 years, months and
Ia days.
In Manchester, on the 2lst ult., Eugene
s. W., and on the 9th, Silas Wright Mil.
ler, soas of 6. Benjamin and Julia C.
Buckingham, aged respectively I ears, 8
menths and 8 days, aad 8 months and 10
days.
In Manchester. on the 26th dlt., of scar
let fever, Minnie Kate Missouri, daughter
of Lewis r. and Mary Ann Redding, aged
| year, months and days.
On the LIST instant, ia this county, Mar
garet, daughter of Rufas and Serepta Hell.
ser, aged year, 8 months and % days.
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CHANGE OF TINE.
WESTERN NED. RAILROAD.
la -

EkE sseefE2
rfSO take effect April 9,fs7f, CaTyer,
Il Station. Corner Frsnklin and Calvert
Streets, Trains leave 8. 40 A. NJ, and 8. 80
and $50 I, NJ, for 0wings' Mills, Refs
terstown, Finksburg, Westminster, New
Windsor, Union Bridge. Middleburg, Dou
Bile Pipe Greek and Mechanicstown,
RETURNING.
Leave Union Bridge at 500 and !. 10 A.
N. and e.24 p. u.
MeehaiiSsio&n ID 6.S5 A. II. aid 9. 40
Pm.
Westminster at 5.45 and 1853 A. ii. and
4.02 P. NJ.
Stages connect ct Glen Norris Station for
Hampstead snd Manchester Oh arrival Of
$50 A. n. iiain from Baltimore; nj Mid.
dltbutg Stativp for Tanejt5~n and a, Don
BILE Pipe Creek Station for El,ssnittsbure on
arrival same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert stasjos,
Baltimore, daily, (except Sunday at 3. 81
P. n. Light freight and parcels can come
by this ear il delivered before 3.O0P. NJ.
PASSENGER STArIos.-The Depot of N.
G. X. w. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets.
Office Of General Freight and Psssenge,
Agent, No. 1919 North Street.
Office Of Presidents and Superintendent
No. 81 North Street, Baltimore.
N. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. 0 North Calvert street, opposite
Barnumfs Hotel. Tickets can be procured
at any time during the day at all points or
line Of Road. Baggage called for. eisecket
and delivered upon application at this Office
JOHN I. RIGNEY,
maya Master Of Transportation.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that applica.
IN ton viii be ml3e to the County Com
missioners of Carroll county, at their next
meeting, thirty days from the date hereof,
TO open new road commencing at a point
Of the Hampstead Road leading from the
Gofs1ch Switch, on the Western Maryland
ltairoads 70 Hampstead, near William
Derr's house, and running thence along
the division line between Nathaniel Leister
and Henry Houck, Adam Zimmerman and
Henry Houck. Adam Zimmerman a1d
Noah Lippyi thence through the land Of
said Noah Lippy until il intersccls the Road
petltiohed for from John Trine's 10 the
Union Meeting House, at point on said
proposed road about one hundred and iiffy
yards from Adam Zimmerman's house,
The whole length Of said road not exceed.
ing one half mile. The petitioners further
represent that the opening Of this road will
dispense with the further maintenance or
keeping open Of the Manchester road from
where i intersects or forks with the Hamp
stead road leading from said Gorsuch STA.
ton to point near Mount Union Nicotine
House, and where il will intersect the BIO.
posed new road applied to be opened as
aforesaid.
HENRY D. HoUck,
may 1901 and 0shers.
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MARRIED.

Marriages or Deaths inserted free. II the,
escssd flee lines they wiH be eharyed for at hs
rate Of FIVE CENTS per line.
On the 26th ult., at the NJ. E. Church,
Reisterstowa, by Rev. A. A. Eskridge,
Chas. I. Buckingham, of Manchester, aud
Emma c. Sponsler, Of Baltimore.
In Manchester, at the Lutheran Parson-
age, by the Rev. G.. Sill, David B. Utz and
Angeline Baublitz, all of Manchester dis.
trict.
On the 2sth ult,, by the Rev. J. W. Hoff.
meier, Baniel IL. Bollinger aud Sarah
Frank, both of this county.
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A banking house in Frankfort, Ger.
many, has purchased the State OF Mary.
lands stock in the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, over five thousand shares, and
has made the proposition to buy the
large amount owned by the city Of Balti.
more, thirty two thousand shares, or if
tbs not granted, to take tho new issue
of city 1oads, amounting in all to S..
$4,000. The price paid for the rail.
road stock was Sl40 ner share.
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SIX AC r E s .
ANIMAL REPORT

Ofhe Secretary Of The Farmers Nh.
Uat Fire Insurance Company Of
Dug Hill, Carroll county:
Number Of Policies issued fdf
the year ending May 18th,
1871, 4GO
Amt. of Property Insured, Sl3, 1907 ,Jt 90
" Premium Notes, 90, 725 70
Receipts for the year, 1870 Az
Amount expended during the
year including amount paid
for books, printing, &C.,
and Secretary's salary, and
also per diem to Directors, $40 IS
Leaving balance in Treasury
for the year ending May
18th, 1871, S727 y
WIN. L. TRACY, Secretary.
Persons wishing to Insure in this Com.
pany will receive prompt attention by
calling on either Of its agents.
J0SEPHUS II. HOPPE,
GEORGE BIXLER,
FRANCIS WARNER.
may Is 81
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Leese Bowels, Chronic Dinr.
rh@a, Cramps.

. Dysentery, all Bo,cel Complaints,
EyERx FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BorrLE IN
TUE Ho Use,
In case Of Sudden Attack In the Night
SWAYNE'S BOWEL CORDIAL.
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
CHOLERA lsFASrUn on SusngR COMPLAINT.
So prevalent with young children during the
warm season, Spayne's Bowel Cordial, never
fails to cure, and may be given to the most
tender infant Full directions accompany each
bottle.
Prepared by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Philadel-
phia.
WILLIAM REESE, East End,
Agent for Westminster, for all Dir. Swayne's
Medicinea
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Spring and Summer
IMPORTATION 1871.
Ribbons,
Miliiiisfs aid stsas6 Ceeas.

A RMsTR0NG, GATOR & CO. rmpor.
tiers aud Jobbers Of Bonnet, Trinminx
and Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Snfins
and Velvets, Blends, Nets, Grapes, Riches,
Flowers, Feathers. Ornaments, Straw hin.
nets ard Ladies' Hats, Triuned and tin
trimmed, Shaker Hoods, &C., 237 aud 2s,
Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Nd, offer liz
largest stock to be found IN this countrv.
and unequalled in choice variety and Cheap
ness, comprising the latest Enropess nor.
elites.
Orders solicited, and pronrt attention
given. mar 2ss