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Making total of 265 fires and os false alarms The
amount Of damage done to budingstock and furniture
being, nearly could ascertain $3.50 600 There
eight burned to DEATH and several Others
very seriously injured.
The following Is account Of fires which occurred in
the month Of December
Dec I'd I'd district I'd section, eh p. NJ, No. Bow
cry; slight damage.
Sd Sd district I'D section, P. NJ, alarm from OHM
ney In Barclay street.
81 LIST district, LIST section, 6P. M alarm from light
from foundry in West street.
9th I'd district ID section l21& A. M Goerck street.
9th I'd district, ID section, p M l42 Suffolk street
two story wooden blind makers shop DESTROYED and sd
joining dwelling mi ured.
10th Sd district, LIST section, 10 p NJ, 50 Old slip
four story store; slight damage in second story.
10th. I'd district I'd section IL NJ Manrir street
18th Sd district I'd section, r. NJ, Is Broadway,
four story brick store; slight damage.
18th. Sd district, LIST section IL P. NJ 70 Fulton st
four story brick store; slight damage.
street, one story wooden shed destroyed dwelling
injured.
22d I'd district LIST section A. NJ c7th street. near
Sd avenue, Rose Hill Methodist Church, slight damage
23d lst district, LIST section TX A. M, corner Of
McDougsl and Fourth streets three story brick dwell
ing; sigbt dsmage
23d LIST district, LIST section, ~ A. NJ, Carmine
street. rear, one story wooden shop DESTROYED
23d LIST district, Let section az A M 81 Sixth Ave-
nue. first hoor Of three story brick store and dweing
eight damage.
gath LIST district LIST section A. 81 Grove street.
dwelling slight dsma,e.
a5th LIST district ID section, P. NJ alarm, cause un-
known.
2sth. Sd district, I'd section, A. M, lao Leonard
street, two story wooden dwelling; slight damage
29.h I'd district, LIST section, 6x p NJ. 1857 Mott
street dwelling injured slightly, caused BY camphine
lamp; mother and child badly burned
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resolved - IT, NsW York Herald ocs by telegraph In
ourtssn hour. esr dsvsry Daring attempt to rob the
Seventh Ward 1suk
29d Opsni1g = the Astor Place Opera House
23d Greet 0qpathstic meeting for the Pope.
=. 26sh T1Auk6gtSine day.
goth Great ffsahse IN James rivsr-immsnse loss Of
ssss usy Of tn. Polish Revolution celebrated
IA - ~. u ~ DECEMBER.
4th General Taylor arrived at New Orleans, from
Mexico.
eth Meeting Of Congress
7th. Presidsnt's message received.
10th. Arrival Of Col Burnett Maj. Dyckmsn, and
Lieuts. Sweeney and Potter from Mexioo-all wounded
in the battle OF Churubusco. ~
lath. Bishop Hughes preached In the House Of Repre-
sentatives; Ex-Chanoellor Kent died.
18th. Great war meeting In Philadelphia.
10th. Extsnson Of the tsegraphic nes to St. Louis
Mo. 80 80 W.
2ad. Two hundred aud twenty-ssvsnth anniversary q
the audns al the Pilgrims-great cssbxation-BiihoI
Hughes at the dinner Of the Puritans
2Sh lntelgencs received Of the arrest Of General
Worth and Pillow.
goth, Great Taylor meeting ct Washington City
slst-Panic in the money market in New York.
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MONEY nlAftkkETs
Friday, Dec. 3I-6 r. M.

The stock market opened very quiet this morning. but
prices did not experience any material alteration At
the FIRST board Reading Railroad Canton Co.. Farmers
Loan and Reading Bonds closed at prices yes
terday. Harlem fell of per cent? Norwich worces.
tor X; Long Island Y; and Morris CanalA
At the second board prices about thu same but
the transactions were to very limited extent The
market, however, closed Armer than It opened.
The steamship Hibernia for Liverpool takes out $685.
900 In specie
There has been moderate demand for sterling ex.
change, to-day, and prime bill London closed at 10
loK per cent premium Bills on Paris We quote at 6fas
a5f22k.
The excitement In Wall street relative to the bills
the banks Of this State has partially subsidized The
rush Of bholders nevertheless very great to-day
and the brokers had much could do take the
bills fast offered. 1t appears that the Franklin
Bank and the Merchants Bank, of Chautauque coun-
ty, have not failed; they have merely removed
their sgencis from th, city to Albany, where
they were at the last accounts, promptly redeemed at
one.haf per cent discount. The law requires the
banks Of this State to redeem their issues either In this
city in Albany, at not than onehaf per cent
discount; and any free bank falling to do forthwith
wound up by the Comptroller II therefore appears that
the two banks above named, have not suspended, as
their issues still redeemed according to law. The
only banks Of this State which have exploded the
Atlas Bank, Of Clymer, Chautauque county, and the
James Bank, Of Jamestown. Bills Of these banks are
worth about fifty cents the dollar in Wall street. but
would advise holders not to submit to that sacrifice
upon them there is every prospect Of the former be-
Ing worth eighty ninety cents and Of the latter being
redeemed at before the lapse Of many days There
many holders OF these notes. who cannot keep them
who cannot lay out Of dollar for day and
compelled to realize, at rate immediately This Is
extremely hard for these people, and would be well for
all to look out sharp for the future The bills Of
city banks Ire the safest bank issues to keep ~
they csn b turned into gold and silver at
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currently refused and any trash on the market would
have commanded lax cts per h.
The arrival Of the Sarah Sands about the 10th Febru
ary with Of real scarcity Of breadstun In Eng
land and decline of "a in cotton gave the alarm to
holders aud prices sank daily during that month til
on the Sd March, decline of full az to cents per Id.
was currently accepted; from this point the market
gained strength the faacious hope of in the
scarcity Of grain In England and after raj vacia
lions, the next highest point was reached about the
middle Of May, and agsin about the middle Of Sep
TENDER this last owing entirely to the deetruc-
tive rains which swept all over the cotton coun-
try in August operating on late spring, placing the
growing crop in the utmost hazard of destruction fine
weather. which in at that time, and which cont ued
for three months afterwards giving the assurance of
large yield aud the failures which occurred in October
in England gave the finishing blow to prices this
side and they rule to OK cents lower than the last
speculative point and at which they deemed
safe that exporters are entirely out of market
The small stock In this city and the wants of the East
mills will tend t, keep up prices here for two or
three weeks but not longer In its proper place. We give
the best statement we have yet received of the growth
Of the crop this and to which invite the at
tention of readers We there show that there
strong probability it will not be less than $40 900 bales
and several of correspondents place Mobile a.
bales more, and Apaachcola at $4,000 bales moremak
ing the total of 100000 bales We have sndeavored
always convey moderate estimates and therefore pre-
fer that of $4,000 baes but II prices rule six
cents at New Orleans for middling cotton, should
not be surprised II that amount reached From let
ters have seen, believe that Red River, which is
navigabs for steamboats, for miles, through rich and
cotton lands, will turn out $4,000 bales for
Louisiana than have estimated making In the az
QreQae tae extent our highest estimate in any
able contingency.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for bread
stus this market, the frat of each month In the
nraaent vpar
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The Presidential Herald.

This journal will be published once week, at dollar
year. 1t will be the size Of the daily Herald and will
be perfectly unique in its kind It will contain all the
political matter Of the week-givng all the movements
different Presidential candidates and their friends
ct full length. It will also contain the money and pro-
duoe markets. Each number will contain leading edi.
toria article, embracing philosophical view Of the
Of tho weekthe progress Of the candidates
their chances Of successthe rise and fall Of the po
tica barometer, to give to every throughout
country correct and idea of tho
Of the Presidential election
We have already had numerous inquiries for 1t, and
doubt not It will have tremendous circulation Judging
from sppearances-probaby hundred thousand SUBJ
soribers
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The ANNUAL Pictorial Herald, which We have been
preparing for several weeks past is ready for dell
very 1t be obtained at the Office In wrappers ready
for mailing.
1t contains nothing but illustrations of Mexioo not
an important one Of which will be omitted, from the
nrst encampment Of Major General hen Brevet Brga-
der Generap ravlor and hi. small srmv Of 800 men
at Corpus Christi to the reduction of the city Of Mexico
and tho planting Of tho American standard the Halls
OF the Montezumas.
1t also contains list of all tho battles from that of
Pao Alto to that Of Atxoo with the of the
manders, the day which they occurred the ioroe
gagged on each side, and the number Of killed and
wounded far be asoertained In the absence Of
full official accounts
Single copies six pence
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The nsrnId for Eurona.

The Herald for Europe will be ready at eight O'Clock
this morning, to by the steamship Hibernis which
vessel will leave at twelve O'Clock. This paper will
tain the latest from the seat of war together with
resume Of American intelligence Of every kind, since
tho sailing Of the last steamer for Europe.
Both the Herald for Europe and the Weekly Herald
can be had at office, which will remain open till 10
o)olock this morning
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nc tnermo meter stood on the 22d Jan ls47, about
socIock, M as low as IL degrees On the 18th July,
place.
Herald chrdholosicai Table, for 1s47.
JANUARY.
lst Great celebrations Making the last CALL InauQu-
ration oil GOV Young; Great abolition fair in boston
~ Launcheof the packet ship Constitution; Great
freshet In the Mismi river "
ID. The mott pleasant day of the winter
ON. Meeting Of the Legislature of New York under
the new consitution Gov Young's nrst mesaaae: De-
parture Of Bsptet missionaries for Canton: Prsssnte
tion o. swords to Lisu Taylor and Boyls Great Hud-
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Died.

The funeral of EVAN f.. ARTHUR, from l52 West
broadway, advertised in yesterdays Herald IL post
poned till 2k O'Clock, tomorrow Sunday afternoon
His friends and acqus intances requested to
The infant daughter Of John George and Margaret
Taylor Funeral from their residence So Prince street
Sunday afternoon, O'Clock.
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The annexed statement exhibits the amount of specie
imported into, and exported from this port in each
month Of the present year. We have made estimate
for December the returns for all the other months are
Official
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Dec, 81
The Flour market exhibited very little change There
rather doing, including some sales Of Oswego
made for export which changed hands at slight de-
beyond sale Of Ohio referred to below we heard Of no
transactions Corn continued to sell in small lots at
previous rates Meal was stationary. In Rye and Oats
sales were unimportant. Provisions remained quiet,
while in Groceries there very little doing. This
being New Years eve and many merchants engaged in
preparing letters to out by the Hbernia Change
thny attended and transactions in all kinds Of produce
quite light.
AsaE.-Ths sales Of both kinds amounted to about rs
bbls, including Pots at 50 so, and Pearls at 81.
BEEswAx- Sales of 1000 lbs yellow made at 81
22c.
BREApsrurrs-Flour--Th sales footed ND about q n
1000 bbs including about 1900 bbls Oswego purchased
for export at So; 200 bbls Gepesee little fancy at
So 37; fair Genesee In small lots, sold 25 coo do
Lockport at Sc l21S 200 straight brands Michigan at
Sc 2oc Theirs was no material change in Southern -
Sales of 500 bbls Petersburg city mills on pr
vate terms Wheat-Saes Of 1900 bushels Ohio were
made at 81 30. Corn-Sales were limited. The sales
footed up about 5000 bushels including 1000 New
sey yellow new at 6s 7o and 5000 old (rported)
at ~ Use; hat and round yellow worth about rs
$50. Meot was quiet and heard Of sales of any
moment Rye was worth about IS $50. BarLy-ssles
Of 100 bushels made private terms and 500 do
Barley Malt at 9I1sc. Oats exhibited no change
CoTrEE-J here was nothing new
CorIos-The sales to-day were very small, but
effected at very full prices. Holders continue to offer
sparingly.
F"n-Thers no arrivals and no sales.
FRUiT-saes OF wet dried raisins continued TO be
made in a moderate way at $780, to no. according to
quality, for whole boxes.
HEMr-saleso OF 100 bales American dew rotted were
made at $40 per ton.
LEAD quiet.
NAVAL sroREs-There was very little doing The last
sales N County resin were made at CSC and Of spirits
turpentne at s9c 400 cash; turpentine and tar
were Hominay the same.
-Linse.d-Ths market was quiet, and sales mo-
derste at previous prices for both gsh and city
pressed There was nothing new in crude sperm. Sc
lected whale was steady at 36c The last sale Of chip
ping whale was made at 3lXc.
PRovIsIoSs-The market was very quiet, and sales
Of consequence making. Old mess pork worth
about Sill, and old prime do. 81 rs I'M
settled and prime held at about So Prime lard (new)
continued scarce and was wanted at so.
RicE-Rice was quiet and no sales we're making The
prices remained about the came.
sEEp-Saes of 60 tieroes fAxseed we're made at 1860
SuGAR-No sales Of moment were reported
TALLow.sales Of 1000 lbs Of prime quality we're
reported at $40
ToBAcco,-We submit the usual statement showing
the prices Sales receipts and stock on hand for the
week ending this af, ernoop, Dec. 3lst
Sold this Rsceiped Stock on
49, 49, Prices. week. this meek hand
Ksnwsky virsnia} TO Sets = hd'. iia hds 5OoI hds
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Newt York Hussars -Troop Orders.-Ns

New1 York Hussars Troop Ordcrs.-New
oacer. and nr,vat. 81 ,b 1onn I I'm
uni dismounted) at Lafayette Hail. Sunday January
a. 1875 at hafpast NJ precisely to attend the funeral
Of our late Secreary Evan f. Arthur Members will wear
ths usual badge Of mourning the left sleeve pesse
aud on the swosd hlt Edmund c. Charles Capau j. Col
Inns. Acting Sergeant Major.
e---.---ano AJIaS, ana All other State
Banks below par will taken for Cake of all kinds
the Old Bakery, 40 Lispenard street.
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Business was almost at q stand still usual at the
present time fthe The scarcity Of money iugu
encsd the prices OF all descriptions OF tobacco which
we're generally In favor of buyers.
WHALEposE-N. w. was nominal at 2sc, South Sea at
29x a 400.
WHsKEY-state prison was In some better demand
and held at 26c without salss Of moment Drudge was
quiet at 27c.
FaEIoHrs-The new ship Columbus took 500 bills of
Hour to MI mp for Liverpool at Is Sd per barrel Rates
for grain we're quiet at previous rates Cotton square
bales stood at I'D per Id There was nothing new re-
specting rates to London Havre.
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Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway continues to be- as
the place whore LADIES' well may
supply mseves with Ove,hoe, of the approved pat
terms I'D at the cheapes Enjoying does
peculiar facilities for funsh.ug purchasers every
Of patent metallic rubber fabrics, the pablo wilt find il for
their interest to visit The warehouse before their
esses elsewhere Grateful for former and deter
naed to merit continuance OF IT, enter with confidence
upon the New Year.
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The Fires and False Alarms In New York
I'm l0A7.
The following 10 Q report Of the Chief Engineer =
~ number Of hrss ,Slss alarm Cor the ls47
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Notlce-COmmerclal Bank, Friendship, ALE.
ghany county The bills of this Bank wholly by
New York state Stock, aud promptly redeemed per
cent. discount, at the agency Albany.
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"scotrs' five per cent. store, "a Nassau st.,

opposite our ofhcecGenemen wishing APPEAR to good
advantage" while making their calls NewYeas Dsv
invited to call friend the and his
perb assortment OF Shirts Bosoms Collars Stocks Gloves
cent below Broadway prices Remember 81 Nassau street.
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Sent to state prison. ...... 90 men, 81 women-l2o
Aggregate time of sentences 496 years, and months
Sent to the penitsntary .64a men, ISL women sl5
city prison -. III men, II women-242
house Of refuge. 49,. 81 boys, girls,-7o
1886.
Sentenced to be executed. .............. ~
Sent to State prison. 80 men, IA women-ll3
Aggregate of sentences. .377 years and months
Sent to the psntsntiary ;. 726 men, LA women-s70
city prison. =. .22o men, "a women-32o
Z" house Of refuge. 70 boys, girls,-74
Subsequently commuted by the Executive imprison-
for life and subsequently, reported to have escaped
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We have given above All the Important matter CON
tanned In the report The report Itself b remarkably
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WAsHINcroN, Dec. 30, ls47.


Commerce and Navigation Of the United 81 atss.
We have prepared, from the report composed exclu
svey Of statistics) upon the and navigation
Of the United States for the year ending 3Oth June,
ls47, and which was laid before Congress few days
since, the annexed tables. They areS the utmost I'm
portance showing the balance Of In our favor
for the past year. II will be that we exported to
Great Britain and her possessions nearly thirds Of
the whole amount of our exports and, on the other
hand cur imports from England exceed the half of the
whole amount We received
Total udIue Of Merchandsse the Grotcth, Produce and
Manyaetu,s Of The United States, Exported IRON the
Il" July 1896 10 The lat June ls47:
The value of goods exported to England ss7 7.ao
France. an 992
Summary Statement shouting che different Article, which
competed the above.
The sea-6sheries, oil, &c. .......... So 46s o33
The forsst-furs WOO d, SC. .......,. s 900 O7s
Agriculture grain wool, sc. ....... 100 us si7
do not enumerated. las las S SSI
$3.50 sa1, 4si
r,... ys. Of Goods, "a Ss1 y and M,yessnsi.. m.
e E.posS rom hs Ua it,. tSrsn C.
i, DGy9t Des'~Ssr 49, and ending *: %% sasoS
FIRE. e5Da.y ss ts az T T. aE r. ssG" Total
st;li9lo sa,osC's0 sas,c''a sIoiscis sifsaa,O
hb bsaE.. to ela". ro,s,es
Not entitled TO
drawbsek... 800 2l2
FIN warehouses 65l,l7o
Total dnonnt Of Goods Wares and Merchandise Iupoyr
into the United states fer the Year ending Isl JUDY si,
From LIST July, 1875 to seth Nov 1876. s37l7o4t
fS:;y Esyiys IL 1 !: "a Ss '..es.
s32'3s6o 500 oto o6s SIS t23s7s sA Total 5as
Grand Total. ss7s
We received from England, Tor the six month";
ending LIST July is47 goods to the amount Of s5ao74ss
From these tables would appear that tho balance Of
trade IN our favor, for the past year, amounted to
S35 33s s92
v.,,t., =, r,,: NsIv;
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Atlas Bank for Toys, Xc.--Tre bills OF the
Atlas Bank and Of other bank State taken at par
This day, for Toys. Perfumey, Music sc. O. HOLT in
lj6 Fulton street.
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or$ g. 20 to 10 SEs No Ann street He also ha, some
Leather Congress Boots for parties at 81 as they OF be
heat Also the best assortment Of French Proof and
Cork Sole Boots be found there Of place the CITY,
cot " lnvyf for cash -
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Knox, with his accustomed brcvity, would
call the attention Of his friends and the public who about
purchasing Hat for themselves frends respectful
invited call and examine his unrvaed which
cannot be excelled for beauty and elegance.
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Omaibus notorety will another splendid line Of
from Tompkn's square this morning They are intended
thence do ~n Broadway to the South Ferry Mr.. Murphy
of Omnibutes requires euogum Of our-hs
me worldwide. We say. go ahead. Look out r
James Mu ply 3 stages 10 Broadway.
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FOREIGN NJ KETS.
by the steamer CamTia.l
CORRESPONDENCE Of Lyford's Price Current.

LIVERPOOL, 25th Feb. 1913.
Prtccs Of american Provisions, S.c.-Bacon, new,
Long Middles in SALT per cwt 35a42s; short do do.
4oao4s; Shoulders, 20a26s; Beef, new Prime Mess
IN tres OF 3O4 lbs, S7Q9Os; do do. Ordinary S0aS6s;
Mess per bril- of 200 lbs, 50a56s.; Extra India Fa-
mily, &c. tres. of 1876 lbs. 95alOOs; Cheese, per
cwt line, 46a50s; mid. 40di5s; Hams, smoked, or
dry IN canvass, per cwt, 20d50s; in csk in salt not
smoked, 2Oa53s; Lard fine leaf in kegs, per cwt
oodols do in brS.. 49d53s ord. to mid, 42df3s; inf
and Grease, 3Oa3is; Linsced Cake, per ton, Sd
to.lOs; Pork, new, Prime Mess per bril- of 300 lbs
65d70s; Mess do, 45a55s; Prime do, 35a40s; Wheat
U. S. and Canadian, per 70 lbs, white and mixed
lass. Sd; red do, 2a7s. ID; Flour, Western
dria, 26d27s cd; Philadelphia and Baltimore same;
n. Orleans ond Ohio, 25 6a26s 3D. Canadian, 26 Ga
27s. Cd; U. S. and Canadian Sour, 22a24s; Indian
Corn, $50 lbs. 26a30s; Indian Meal per bril- OF l96
lbs, IL 6al4s; Cotton, Upland, ord TO fine per h.,
4sa55d; Mobile, 4sa5d; Alabama, ID; n. Or
leans, 4ia7d.
Bacon. Arrivals of new continue to meet free
sale at our quotations. At public auction to day l4S
boxes Long Middles, rib in sold at 40 to los Cd. per
cwt, other parcels selling at As to 52s Cd for Short
Mindless rib out, and 4S Cabs cd. Long Middes do.
Beef-Fine qualities of Eastern have commanded
full prices. Cheese has met a ready market arr-
val.
Corn, Sea moderate business only has been
passing i'll our market since the lth, with the turn
of prices in favor of the buyer the arrivals of Wheat
Flour and Oatmeal from 4rcland continuing to be on
a liberal scale. Till within the past few days In
dian Corn and Corn Meal met a slow dragging sale,
but present prices having attracted buyers for Ire
land few large parcels have been disposed of. Fine
qualities Of Wheat scarce; this is also the case
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

q GENTS for the sale of the following articles,
IA have constantly on hand, and for sale on liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
tured by the A ntctam Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No. !, Foundry, Charcoal manu-
featured by the Antrtam Iron Works.
BAR IRON-of superior quality, and various di-
mensons, say flat bars, inch to a. inches wide, by
to inch thick; square and round bars, 10 inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore City
Rolling Mill
BOILER PLATES-ofany size and pattern.
SHEATHING COPPER-a full assortment, from
IA to SO on. Also, Copper and Composition Nails,
Braziers Sheets, and Copper lacks.
COPPER BOLTS-assorted.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MuNTz''
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation Of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured entities it to preference;
constant supply received direct from England.
W. s IL. MCKIM,
sep 10 If No "a and 90 $. Gay street