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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16
~ HoUGH AUCrTONEER- IRE AT SALE OF SUB.
~. startiai ant elegant solid rose wood msnozAny


Os stantiai ant elegant solt rosewood, ranog any,
walnut and maj pie furniture VIII take plAcs, without
any postponer ct, to morroE, TUESDAY,, July IT, at
half past 10 oelock from tue large ave story
in Warren street, near College pAcs-Pi.nofor.s, pier
siAsses English csrpetng, oil psintngs book case es-
CANT sold rosewood suits Of fashionable MAKE
ousy csiv.o upholstered and covered variouy cover
go easy Itcep.on and other chats in elegant o.
fpih large AL fprirs invalid CHAIRS massva aud cost
~ rosewood revolving front secretary bookcase ,sni.
6c,bt double action rosewood plano 'or OF oc.
tsvss elegantly carved pearl irsd plate and for qaa
II and volume Of tone "a unaarpAsse by soy, {wsr
rsntec) number Of rosewood centre and other sbss
sH With marble tops various kinds and tssefuT csrv
ed ao few choice OIL paintings, by different artists
Fruit piece. ,or ansl, BY street; West Point BY Ia.
cftix; Grow Nest, BY the same; Chsteau OF Charles
by R.r ny; Sylvan sunsst by Hrdwics; Ancisat Pie
aus hor prh known, and Others elegant pier aud oval
mirrors In heavy gold flames ri,h and heavy lscs
tame sleg sutly painted shsd.s; magnificent Wilton
velvet and tapestry stair and floor ng chsude
trs lady "a insid rosewood escretoire, finely carved
see end et.gsres plate mirror back and iron
great variety OF orramen sl srt,lesSsvres porcelain
vsses bsque and Par A. urcs stAtusry also in din
ne rcou large II feet walnut extension table, CHI GA
oinrsr and tea SETS costly tiivsr plate cake basxe
speops CASTERS forts tes ssrv ami sslyer fvory
cutlery, French cut glass tecsntsrs q uor csss wines
&c. also, In chamber csrved ancient aud modsra rose
wood bedetsnds, With marble tep and glass bureaus
wsshstsn6s, oormoces, armor de slscs, wariro hes
dse hair nsttrsssss, coonterpanes mahogany bureaus
sofss, tedstssds, lines, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

UTHKR ARTICLKs- lot Of 43Z hidos Now Urlsans WSt
sailed, has been sold at 4T4e American potash, In
loco and to arrive found buyers at AL Hops are Of
feled and declining In price We understand that Gales
have been made st2l5f, 2lo and evsa ct 2oOf.
Wharf.-The weather during the week has been very
6ne, and even exceedingly hot those two last days.
Tho aspect Of the fields satsfactcry; nevertheless
prices remain high.
FREIams-Ths ship Mary sailed for Now York.
migrants and goods are arriving in small numbers
The export Of wine to New York nesy led and
contributes TO the scarcity Of freight Prices tn,
same. No arrival to report from the United StAtes
Commercial,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

Albert Il. Nicclay's regular semiweekly auction
sac Of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday
q. I24 o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
We learn that the ex directors Of the Broadway
Bsi \. these who are opposed to the ono man power
b IL narsgt ment Of banking institution intend
establishing Q bank to DO governed upon proper
prisdples. Subscriptions have already been OBJ
tairsd for NEARLY million Of dollars, and - soon -
the right location can be decided upon, tho nsces-
say measures win be adopted to put the institution
q once into operation. We know Of no place
requiring well managed banking institution moro
than Tire vicinity Of Beekmsn street. The widening
Of tAst szeet and the probability Of Its being opened
across the Palk to conrectlwith Park place, makes
II . worry desirable location. There IL only one
bank IN that neighborhood now, and that ia by no
means popular institution, 30 that fine opening
preseCts tsef for che employment capital In that
buaireBs In that section. The ex-direcfors Of the
Broadway Bsi K composed the backbone Of its man
sgeMeAt; and as they command the confidence Of
tAe community, they would command . large
amount Of business from houses in the vicinity of
ito Pnk.
The anthracite coal trade, notwithstanding the
interruption on the Delaware division, lessening the
shipments for the time On the Lshigh Navigation
" kAk6o tVA VIC past Wc0A-ibrBcI tnhu " n Beno,
rally expected. The Reading Railroad Company
brought Gown for the week ending on Thursday,
AZ, 2l0 tors, and for the year to the same time,
l,I95 SIS tors, being an excess Of coal tonnage to
tho Hme time last year Of l4l 1893 tons. The
SchuyIkul Navigation, for the week ending on
Thureday, brought down 26,530 tens, and for the
scar &74 $40 tons, being an excess Of last years
shipments to the same time Of GA 03l tons. The in
creafe thus far THE year from the 6c5uylkiil coa
region over the coal tonnage from that region, to
corresponding tine last year, Ia 205 $50 tons. The
COS, shipments from the Lshgh for the week ending
with Saturday last, were 64 tons, agains. % l5l
tons for thu corresponding week Of last year; for
the season. 400 TONS against 4ls s9 tous to the
same time last year. The retail market Is affected
BY 'hs usual dulress which at this season Of the
year peivades almost every department Of business
Fof lump coal BY the quantity the increasing &C.
tvsy in the iron business bas produced an improved
demand. and prices ars very firm, VITA an upward
tendency. very few weeks viii probably show .
similar Improvement In the demand for the other
sizes Stove coal Ia taken about as fast a. Il reaches
market.
The shipments Of anthracite coal from Richmond
during IL week ending July 7, 1885, at the destins
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ISUGENE d. FRANKLIN. AUcnosEER by FRANK.
II liz ard Nic0ols.--Norgsre sale OF haadsoms lad
doclle hay mare, Itk hsocs high. rroh a nile 10 az
Ipufs Also two sprrg carts sud Get o. spring cart
hsrress To te cold ~iihous rseervs, ths asv mon
oayl o, IL o'clock, in froa. o. our saeton store 70
Ns@sau street
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ring the week. 81, OIL 2s5
There b nothing new or important In this s.ste
nent. twill b seen that the expectation Of mar.
chancise continues limited. The specie shipments
exceed those Of merchandise. Bresdstuifs form but
small item In tbs aggregate, and ths psobsbihyis
that there will b Increase Of quencs, until
quite late In the fall. Il will take some time Ter
prices to cems down to shipping Joints.
Ths following ia . comparative statement of the
value Of exports nom the commencement Of the
en- Tryv
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. YOUNG PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, OF GOOD
n character and reputation, desires Al anats Ole in
teleent -e moral character educational aus
qrshaeatioas considered. Ad6rtss, eeaa5cntaiiy, n
q Davidson, Pest Ufhss
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Statement showing the quantity Of the several art-
Giles frat cleared On the caus AID the quantity e At
New York, curing tbs second week In July, 1855 =
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1 UCllON NOTICE ~ BOG ART, AUCuONEER-BY
"A s. BOGART This day at 10H O'Clock, At the suc.
ton rooms cor Of Frankfort and William sss mortgage
sale Of large assortment of household furniture see-
tste foas marble top tables, mahogany CHI airs and
rockers, mahogany hat stand, mahogany French bel.
sieads, bsr matrssses feather beds and bedding m
boesny dressing and plain bureau large 10. OF Brussels
three ply and ingram carpets, oil cloth, wash stands
large mirrors, extension dining and mahogany dining
bnc tea tatss vases seat chairs, topk racks
large hall clcck piano. This sale Is worthy
ention OF the trade and families want OF household
articles. N Tho goods must bs paid for and re.
moved the same day A. NESBEr attorney for mort
esgee, Office No. Murray street.
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CorroN II wrote you on Wednesday evening. by the
Pacific steamer On the following day, owing to the
favorable iote received fro Liverpool,
ket became animated. and coo bales changed hands
Prices which were irregular at the commencement Of
the week became regular at quotations. Yesterday
there again good although less spirited,
and the salss amounted to 900 bales At the following
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WILLIAM T. BOYD, AUCnONEER, OFFICE NO. II
w Nassau strset.-Cro whom 1t may concern. y
win b sold at public auction. to psy expenses OF
O'Clock, at No. 27s Washington street. the following
gocdssiI lever jack: two boxes sarssparis, two do.
bedsteads, four d. ladies' bonnsts one do plaster
figures, two bundlss castines one box clothing, ono
cask nuts, chest sundrie boz Of books three
do furniture. DC one do. beds, dc straw cutter
robes, &c. tie above goods having been year and
upwards on storage.
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN EASY CfRTUM.
"A stances and OF ex silent business habits would
hse 10 make the Acquaintance Of young lady with
view IN mafrmony. Please aotrsss G. Linden, broad.
way Poet Office. Ali comnunicAtions strictly con.
ndertAl.
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wv 8, MELLoR, AUoroNEER-BY HoUGaroN

wv 8. MELLOR, AUCTI0NEER-BY HOUGHTON &
w Mefor-ruescay, July 18th, at I01S O'Clock, at
us Nassau ntree mortgage sale Of costly new and se
cond hand furniture carpets pier mirrors, rich cut
glass and china ware feather beds hair $685. pill
lows, gir.ndoies hall lamps, &c solo to satisfy mort
gsge Also to pay advances large ssoytmeut Of cost
iy rev cabinet furniture; parIor chamber dra wing
Ioom library, cinrg room aud basement furniturs q
the latest and most fashionable styles most Of which
cuttom made having been made to Greer expressly
Broadway sales and ony be appreciated BY viewing
the stock, which win be ready Monday Also At ~
ocock seven tod rosewood case, superior ens 6x and
Abbott, Lindeman. vanwtnke, BArmour, Carmsu K
Tanche and other celebrated Makers worthy the atsn-
on Of the trade aold to pay acvAncs We invite the
trade, country merchants and others the above and
can rest assured that the sales w be positive and with
out reserve Good can be pssked for shppisg the
premises Catalogues Issued ths morning OF sale.
Notice--Our sales always commence precisely ct the
hour Advertised. and no Mediterranean.
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gITANTED-AH HORSE OF GOOD STYLE AND ACTION.
w free and pleasant driver, vsu broke TO hsfusss
and saddle, sound and kind Color nust be ol.cs
CHESTNUT or bay, latter prsfeusd Of about 1s hauds
high Covered wagon, harness, &c, wouia he taken "a
not much used Call st tho fsrrepoat Horse, Brooklyn
14th and 10th instant after O'Clock, p None but
car 10 the above description need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

lOtAi IDpoftaNcnss tS,lzo ,koV
The importstions are getting to be quite heavy.
II ID something unusual to see an aggregate above
three millien ct dollars Sugar, coffee and minerals
form the mcst importan. items In the total.
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CCTIoN N0rICE-THOS. BELL, AuCrI0yEER.-
"A Bell Bush will sell on Tuesday, at 10Y O'Clock
in their saleroor,s IL North William street very sx
eDsive and vausbe vaxiets OF household and cabiret
urriture also stock ofcry goods fancy articles &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

A UC1I0N NOTICE JOSEPH L. SMITH, AUCTION.
"A eer, VII sell this day, (Mcnday) at lex O'Clock.
at 70 Franklin efeet fourth house west OF Broa3
one rosewcod piano, Of brilliant tone and 6nsh pari,r
furniture OF tolt rosewood rich carpets oicota, oil
cbsirs mahogany and maple chairs so!as, ming and
tea tables sewocd and mahogany tetseais bureaus
and sshstsnds to match host hair msttresses crock
cry glassware, CLOCKS slvsrwAre &c three enAmsile
cottage suits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

CCrION NoTTCE.-H0CSEH0LD FURNITURE &c
y JOHN RUSSELL. Auctioneer.-By Lay, Rasssl
Co., We will sell Of taie.room, So Nassau street,
tomorrow 1uesdsy at 1o A. NJ large cole stion OF
farey goods, &c. Sale positive and for cash only.
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Total $40 sss Dol sl3t9s,67y s2se,on IS SOL as5
Net dtcIease to July 8, 1855. ,29i,4 A
The quantity and value Of certain articles, other
than foreign dry goods, imported into this district
during the week ending and including Friday, July
Is. were as folCws:-
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

1000 FOR SALE, A SPLENDID THOROUGR
WCOVs bred Morgan bay horse, soano, gentle
and stylish; warranted In every rsspect buggy with
shDirg top. sleigh, blankets robs harness. whip, be.
Will Be sold for $780, the ~ner has for the
ssme Inquire at 81 Maiden lane up stairs between 10
and O'Clock.
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AAsn
certify tho above - be correct.
RICHARD H. WOODS Collector.
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M Liture &C., at auction, on Tuesday July l6, at
l0s O'clock at the store $50 Ninth street. between
family groceries, liquors, casks, COUNTERS scales &c
with vsrety OF household furaiturs Deposits required
from every purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

MARRIAGES FOR SAIE-Two LEATHER TOP WA.
~ CONS dvs light wagons without tops various styles
snd prices, rockawsys coActfs &C. at SO Eidrdge a..
between Brcome and Grand.
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BOARD WAN1kD-N THE COUNTRY. A GENTLE
ID man wishes 70 engage board fer his daughter, in
rome respectable farmers family where good room aad
GOOD fare can BE- had, and in pleasant aud healthy To-
eston~ quiet ard restoration to hssith being the OBJ
Jec' atd vhfre ihtrs are no otter boarders Liberal
Pott Office
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DOARD IN BRCOKLyE.-A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN
I'D accommodate . gentleman with q good room and
partial board, at South Brooklyn, within sw m,autss
walk OF the ferry. Location unsurpasssd for pisa
ssnfnsss and comfort. Apply 1t 40s Henry street,
corner of Carol street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

M ORrGAGE sALE.-JOHN W. SOXERINDYKE AUC
Hl toEeer will sell this dsy. July u.s. At store corner
OF Ceare and Franklin strest lok O'Clock BY virtue
Of chatssi mortgage four bowling alleys, with balls
desk rife, pistol iron target, &C. JOHN W. SOXERIN
DYKE, ATTORNEY for mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

BOARD ON LONG I6LAND THE SUBSCRIBER CAN
40 sceommodate several boardsrs 1t his hosss, ct
bathing fishing, plover and fowl shooting Please "a.
dress, through the Nverhead Pcst oface, JOSHUA
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DOARD-A SUITE OF ROOMS, FURNISHED OR
ID unfurnished, the second floor, to let, with Or
without board; house beautifully Located, 81 Clinton
place, Eighth street, between Universiry phase aad
Broadway Also, two rooms for single sentlsmsn, with
out board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

BOARD wANrED-BY ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN.
~ very respectable Isr..lite family. For part
culars, address box I, AGO Pos. oflcs
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A The BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY SrREEr-wfLL BE
a sold at auction, on Monday, 1t 10 O'Clock. pair
Of bay Morgan mares kind in single double harness.
rst rate drivers the property Of gentleman who sells
for want of use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

CHERIFF'S SALE. BOGARr, AUCTfONEER by
y s. Bogart.-Ths day, ut IL O'Clock, AZ Is Green,
wich street counting house furniture consisting Of ous
splendid largo mahogany double desk, with carved top
bookcases three mahogany writing desks ciocs ous
writing table &C., &c JOHN ORSEa, Sheriff.
THOMAS CARLAN, Deputy Sheriff.
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mortgage SALE "A. n. CRIsTALAR, AUG.
l tioneer, Is Bowsry will seu en- Monday, 18th, at
10X O'Clock removing SALE lager bier hotel; alao
lot Of furniture consisting Of bureaus, French bed.
stssds rocking chairs lookios sissss card
..a ;si
also cart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

4 VERY FINE GRAY SADDLE HORSE FOR SALB-
IA 16k hands high, with switch tall ADD Of Rns &C.
don. Price $780, Address box 1872, Pest once
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BOARD AT H0BOKEN.-FURNISHED ROOMS wIrH
- board, can b. had In . private family rssdias In
peaaanty located house the ferries on moderate
tsfms. Apply at No. "a Garden street, mar sscoad
street, or address BY note L. A. r Herald ONCE.
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DOARD IN BROOkLYN.-A HANDSOME FRONT
- Yccm furnished or unfurnished, for gsstlsman
and wife. OF two single gentlemen; also single room
large psntres, sas, &c; house within f. inmates
wAik OF south and Wall street ferries Enquire at II
Ccssrsss street, between Hicks and Henry.
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p0ARD-A LARGE ROOM WE'LL FURNISHED. FOR
ID gentleman and wife, or three single gen tisnen
At SO Forsyth street. near Walker. Respectable ne.
chsncs Wishing clean airy rooms, sings double beds
viii do well to CALL Every attention t, comfort. reras
nost reasonable. A few day boardsrs taken.
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DOARD AT HAMPSTEAD, L. 1.-TWO VERY PLEA.
ID tant rooms to let, with board for the ssmm.r~
aso small room for servantn tbs delightful village Of
access BY the Long Island Rsioad four traias daily
each way Com mutation tickets eighteen dollars fer
tlres months. Address box /, 48S Post Once
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p0ARD.-A SUIT OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FUR.
ID n,Ahed, to let to gentleman and wife or Arty Of
gentlemen also, single rooms for permaosnt tran.
sisnt toarders also, basement to let suitable for
oenlist physician. Call ~ rs West rusnty- third
street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues References
REQUIRED,
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RoAEDlNG A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN Or
- tam neatly furnished roou, for IS, Ia the houss
PrvAte American family, without children, and but
few boarders. Per.ons Desiring a neat au,et hoass
where they can feel At home may obtain su sh on very
reasonable terms Tao geptnen also BE- &C ommo.
dsted Apply at l19 Nnessnth street. bet ween Secsnd
and THIRD avenues
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FIRES.
FIRE Is EIGHTH AvENuE.

YesieiGay n'ofnug, soogt o clock fire. broke
o. ia tros'ry BRICK building occupied A. 'ib =
in 80 rear Of No. 2se Eighih Aveare The fines
sTreSd crest rsS idit, and before they could be
su,.iues tle bui ding with most Of ia co1t-nt
ett e.y de.uoy e. and the 81 'ieiig property dau-
srcc. Ifere were six h~r'es 10 the stable az the
tine only lie n which extric sted without in
Four hor - b. a. gir 9 10 C W. Sser, Wm. Youog,
Michael McMsnus. AID VI. l. Ssv>ge, were burned
10 ces,h The sixth horse wss 30 badly burned tia,
/. viii have 70 he killed. The building, ownei by
Jcua,La1 Wiz. Is valued st three hundcd dollars.
Lsme6 {, J. ole bundled do,rs is tie Merchants H.
surarce company. The loss in hNpess, hay and
feed will probably amount b about two hundred dol
lars. Value of horses burned seven hundred dollsS
No usura1c5s The flame, extended to the brick
building in the rear of ~ $50 Eighth avenue o,cu-
pied by Vim. Ford as a sash manuf,ctory burn
ing cut the windows and sashes; bu, through the
exc rtors of IL remer further damage prevented.
The loss On building. which is owned by John +.
vsn Riper, is about fifty dollars. Fully insured in
the Broadway Irsursnce company.
FIRE IN GREENWICH AyESUE.
About o'clock last evening fire broke out in the
vood.shed and out house attached TO the dwelling Of
Mr. Sprsgue. No. 80 GreeDvio len avenue, bat the
fsmes were soon eItI guished by the hremeo, and
before material damage occurred.
FIRE N TWENTIETH STREET.
Last isht at H. O'clock FIRE Occurred in frame
stable in Wet TFenteth street, near the Eighth
avenue Damsge trairg. The origin of the fire has
Lot yet been a'certained.
FIRE ~ BROOKLYN.
About noon yesterday shed attached to vsrush
factory in Morton street near Flushing avenue, was
DESTROYED by fire. The main building fortunately
saved
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AGRfCULT URE "BY AUTHORITY"

We have before us two agricultural pubicaaons
printed by authority Tbs first is volume Of nire
hundred and fifty pages from the press Of the public
printer Of this State issued a, the public expense, and
entitled the " Transactions OF the New York Safe
Agricultural Society," II is work that will be
widely because RELY dis emin,ted and we should be
glad to know that i; would In part, be widely read.
We think it will not because there ia too much OF it.
Not too much of such articles as those of Dr. Fitch,
Mr.. Watson, or George Geedes. Bat certainly there
is too much in the volume that is Of no more use TO
the ,esder than the old lumber OF gsrre. is useful or
ornamental TO the household furniture It'll mass Of
dead mslter that never would be printed but by
authority In this category we pace the premium
Is the detailed proceedings of meetings, the hi'to
of the mare Fashion the reports Of committees aud
much Of the mater Of the volume that is mere de-
tail.
II this volume had been pruned down to one-haf
the size, it would have been far more valuable. II
should hsve been Issued ak months ago. But - s
ii is the bes Of tie whole family and II Is prnted
on better rsper and generally better got up than some
OF its predecessors. We repeat, much Of is matter
is excellent and much Old lumber.
The other by.suthorty Volume is the Agricultural
Report of the Ps.en. Office svoaus OF five hun
arsd ard twenty pages orsrsd 10 bs phatsd by Goa.