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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
A HUMOROUS LETTER OF GENERAL

A HUMOROUS LETTER OF GENERAL
WAsHlNGroN.-The following spor-
tive letter to Dr.. John Cochran, i, Of
interest in showing phase Of charac-
ter little suspected in Washington. 1t
giver some account of the manner of
living at head qurters. West Point, in
the autumn Of 1919:
Deay Doctor Il have asked Mrs
Cochran and Mrs. Livingston, to dine
with me Tomorrow, but am | not bound
10 apprise them of their fare As |
hate deception, even where the ima-
gination only is concerned, | Will. 1t
is needless to premise that my table is
large enough to hold the ladies' OF
this they had ocular proof yesterday.
TO say how it is usually covered is
more essential, and this shall be the
purport Of my letter.
'Since our arrival at this happy spot
we have had ham, sometimes shoul.
der of beacon to grace the head OF the
table, piece of roast beef adornS the
foot, and a dish of beans or greens, al
most imperceptible, decorates the cen
tire. When the cook has a mind to
cut fguIe, which presume will be
the case tomorrow, we have two beef
steak pies, or dishes of crabs, in addi-
tion, one Ton each side Of the centre
dish, dividing the space and reducing
the distance between dish and dish TO
about six feet, which, without them,
would be about twelve feet apart. OF
late he has had the surprising sagacity
to discover that apples will make pies,
and it is question, if in the violence of
his efforts, we do not get one Of apples
instead Of beefsleaks. If the ladies
can put up with such entertainment,
and will submit to partake of 1T on
plates once tin, but now iron, (not be
come so by the labor of scour'ng,) |
shall be happy to see them. '-hr'og'S s
LJe Of Washington.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
Otuuille Dailq 15utte RerprH.
Kate Lansing.
TT PERDtTA.-
CONCLUDED

AONN ~ )FD
sEIt is the steamer :" now leaps from
lip to lip, as sympathetic feeling of
excited pleasure passes, like an cleo
trio current, from heart to heart, know.
ing, as they do, that Mrs. Lee expects
sister by that very steamer. The
flute now is hastily laid aside, the tones
Of the piano are Immediately hushed,
and Mr.. Lee makes hasty apology
for leaving that gay and happy circle,
to receive and welcome her i'll Califor-
MIA.
.'Oh. how impatience gains upon the soul
When the long promised hour of JOY draws
near!
How slow the tardy moments seem to roll ~
But the exciting suspense Of cxpec-
tation is soon ended, for IL carriage is
at the door, and in few moments they
are in each others arms. We will now
turn our eyes away from that scene OF
tenderness and affection, for the en-
braces and kisses of gladnass and wei
come, that are SO spontaneously y spring
ing from The gushing tullneSs OF their
ovcrjoyed hearts, is too sacred for our
gaze.
1t is enough to know that, after so
long a separation, they have again met
on the shores of the beautiful Pacific ;
and surrounded by every comfort that
affection could anticipate or wealth
supply, they often rccur to their past
of suffering and trial, to contrast it
with the enjoyment of the present.
And as they sit and chat the JOYOUS
hours away, or Kate and her husban !,
with parental pride, tell of the winning
ways of their "frst born, as he crows
and struggles to free himself from the
nurses arms, let Us take our leave,
with the pleasing knowledge that there
are happy hearts and homes in Cali
fornia.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

"a. Dr. }. l.. CZAPKAY-Ghe gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice Is ~ the
few modern phy selans whose application To his pro
tessun aud devotion to the afflicted. render him aiike
an ornament to the one and benefit TO the O.her
Hungarian by birth he sought with kussuth To place
his country among the nations of earth. beyond the
uppressors rule. that her SONS might rejoice IN the
practice of those prccepts which are alike our glory
and our pride I'm his efforts 10 do. he has reaped
the reward of eiecuaI resistance 10 uppressiun,and
"a home aud "A country know hiIn no more" Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
"A patriot, the testimonials of character ami capacity
which he brings en,le him to public confidence, to
the exclusion of those who possess neither the
the other. As gentleman his character IS untir-
nished as physician, his skin unsurpassed; and
To ihoss whose imprudence has left upon them the
tnints of disease, we can conscentiously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is great gain. The Drs office
is No. 3 and Armory Hail. corner of Sacramento and
Montgomery sireeis, San Francisco. al4-Sm a
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
Proprietor ofthc Miners Hole
To Dr. Henimann, san Francisco.
Ernnnm mnDl EnhrnnrN ' IN. lHLl

NV Dear and Much Esteemed loclhr 1T - WIN
much regret thu and all your other iriands saw You
quit Mormon Island. We have lost IN you physi'
cinn of great talent and experience who we could not
nDprrciac too much. II was proven enough by the
numerous who came to call on you from all paris OF
the mines and you in the best remembrance OF all
Nv.elC given up by whom considered our best ply
sicion4 preparcd myself to die; by chance came nm
der vour treatment aud you haze cured me Of grave
sickness in a short time. You have proved yourself
:, ,nhysicinr and Won do honor 10 the name g..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
To DIR. II. Hcinimann, Corner jackson and

To DIR. ii. Heinimann, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets, San Nranclsco Dear Slr'-It
il with Measure that We notice the unboundrd sue
Gees which has attended you III your Practice since
your residence in this state. now over seven years
The geod yuu have done and the skiI Nuu hdVctNer-
csod in the cures that come under our obserVhUoh
make It onr duty to let it be known Ia the "orld ana
more particularly to those now >n1crlng WIN disease
No-t of us were well acquainted with You whilst you
resided n, Mormon Island, and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which You effected on patients
whose case. were pronounced hopeless by eminent
phS Ssirial,s We have also seen what Hou nave done
for some of our friends now residing al Coloma ana
Pmcrrvillc. who after much pesuaSioh ana induce
mens ON our part consented 10 60 ana see YOU "h'h
they Ind almost de,parcd of their lives lhey dld 80
and returned. and are new living haleand hearty men;
and read r. if this notice should reach your eye una
you are afflicted, take our advice and 20 TO Dr hEln-
MANN. and you Will never regret H. go
Dear Doctor, receive with our most nearly wines
for your future welfare the assurance that we beheNe
YOU to be one Of most talented and experienced
physicians in the state.
FRkDERIcK HAPYMANN.
(proT'r Miners lIolel) !
JACoB WINKLENANN, I6reehWood Nhiiey
tp'r Greenwood Brewery,
JoHS GEORGE,
ArGUsT IlAHNE,
!,IIL. !osfrn W!h.HANS' GI!s tColoma.
I. I. n'S>1' saz', croia rsderaIc, Paccrville.
An. WALKER, Il Dorado Slide
G. ZRolcEK. thrm OF f. Poppe Coz Oroville.
JosEPH GLAvEL, Auburn
CHARLES KAsTELLI, Spanish Dry Diggngs.
I. RExNIxGER, Grop'r Of bridgeJ Condemned Bar.
G. WoLLER, Sacramento,
Y. FISSISGER, do
G. REEAuD, 90
Carr HISD, Michigan Bluffs.
CAPr. +. s. MuMFoRD. Mormon Island.
HrsRY TRUEL, Republican House,) Jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited By Or Heinz
mann. sag-53m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

n CNRD-Promutcd by an honest deslrc Of my
"a heart wish to lay before the public n case
which deserves high commentator. not only as AN
acl Of scicntifc skill bui that ci humanity also. About
two wears ago, suddenly, and from c1u-es unknown
10 me, seized with Nh of epilepsy which, owing TO
my inability to meet the expenses consequent upOna
thorough medical treatment, and the dsconragement
met with on attempting H. soon became such Gas
was hen led to bevel to defy the skill of ply
scian. was frequently while IN pursuit ot my call
ing thrown down to the ground without the slightest
warming and although insensibie to the ngOnI's. !
yet despscd the miseres of my life, and soon learned
10 look upon those who would render me assistance
or shelter me from danger rs enemies who sought 10
prOlong the m>eries OF my existence. While In this
state and having previous 10 my atilciion tasted the
sweets Of life. once more induced to attempt
seeking aid OF phy scinn, and. by recommendation,
called u;ou Dr. u. }. CZapka'. told HIM my cir
cumSances and my inability Ia reward him for hlg
services regardless of which. however he mt once
undertook my ease, and with the blessing of God
wa. once more restored Ia perfect health. Unable
TO reward him for the boon which enjoy at present,
and yet conscious of my Indebtedness. consider II
due to yselfard to all tho afflicted Ia mike :he
public IN order that thosei in need of medical advice
may find phy sican In whom every confidence can
be placed
L.s MEYER YABLONSKY.
Stute of California, county of san Francisco, s-ub-
scrlbed and before me this first day of August
a. d 1886. GILBERT \. GRANT.
LIS. Notary fublc.
DR. /. !. Czapkay's Medical ami Surgical institute
il AT the corner OF MONTGOMERY and Sacramento ss.
san Frincisco. California. The Doctor offers free
consultations, and asks no remuneration unless be
effects a cure.
SPERMATORRHC:A.
HHR. local weakness, nervous debility, low spir's
la.Situde. weakness OF the limbs and back. IN
disposition and incapabliy for labor and study duh
OF apprehension loss Of memory aversion 10 So
cieiy love ei solitude timidiy self ds,rls dizziness
headache. involuntary discharges. pains in the side
affections Of the eyes pimples on the face, sexual and
other infrmaties in man, are cured without fail by
the Justly celebrated physician and surgeon, L.J.
Czapkay. Ills method of curing diseases ~ new, ,(Gn-
known TO others and hence the great success. All
cnnsnlluinns lhN leer or olherMisel free. Adhrrss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
A Crnmb for National pemocrar,.

The Democracy OF St Louis appear to be fu-bloodcd
Black Republicans. They held city convention shor,
time before the late elections in that city and while the
ballongs for candidates going on Dr.. a. S Grow
introduced resolution "pedgng the convention to
support any for office who would avow his uncon
promising opposition Black Repubcanisn ~ This res
oution sas 'dJied ruth only trO dissenting roiees,
Remarkng upon this result the Quincy lIllinoi.l Re
publican, a rabid Free-sol sheet says
From this it seems that the Democratic toreg,Jorn
c'h-ensof 81. Louis not opposed 10 the Repbicons
Is FAcr THEY ARR READY TO join rHE REPUBLICANs iH
their Hert election The Republican is the only party
With which foreign citizens consistently unite Tor both
Of them are opposed Ia lie ertsHsi' u Of RGrery"
New, behold. The Democracy OF St Louis did fuse
with the AbOOnists and actually nominated and elected
Black Repu ,can Mayor OF the city,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
DIED,

Yesterday Nay Hines near six week. ANN
ELIA daughter u 3 v and a Landrum, aged years and
months.
H-r funeral take place residence father on Gu,
tetu~en Main and Frantin O'Clock evening The
friends ~ u family fsqesicd 70 attend without further notice
resence The ~ Mckienhurg Saturday s
f ~ Nay tsG n chronic laryngs Dr. TfN0NAL JOINS
HE HTh q nj
eveal Erand children 70 heir reparabe los ~
biz dtnna University 81 FennsyvHna spfins
1873 aud commenced The practice o. medicine IN ~ Of
mafked appreciation 9Jr
be-
h. sbosd extensively and successfully
Tor Yards o. forty
allowed 10 asn such degree q usefulness and eminnce
subject II In his private capacity,
ptay gJcdnsss ~ heart beluvd aud ~
neighbour and fyoraby Known ~ aud respected ~
qna weeks before his enjoyed
ui friends relagive
Portable ths body and blood
log alone iu the merit o. bis bssss, Redeemer
"Tine u neetng
And hearts, though and brave,
stu lie mufIed drums heating
Funeral marches 10 ths gave"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

IL appears, from all accounts that The Democratic ,,o,,
In Philadelphia week or tao ago great triuup f
snths H. it Is evidence Of Democratic succe in ,b.
Presidential election. There seems to have be en- Del,
iect fusion between the Democrats aud Black Republicans
while che Americans had TO fight their own hook
stbout AID from any quarter This iusiou will h,ril,
exist ia the fall unless the Black Republicans adop, the
Democratic candidate for President, which however i
no, improbsble. With no coalition between the two
FILLMORE yin sweep tbs Quaker city, by mgority Of ma
ny thousands correspondent Of the New York ESpres
thus writes concerning the late election there and III
prospect ahead
'could any national Interpretation be gwen to ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
R4 DE GHATH,s EI.ECTnIC or

Ae>]<celrirstsd atI.fn aon,
~, "a Scpon, soTans hnrns flen., Ac
any ~ fi chas Do Grsh the
No ~. 's' 1870 "e'o" eheshu'
n IA The sick, for their own safety mus. avoid III -, III,
eou"icr-'is roa the con hs, G
who thstn
which son.ssd 10 the advertisement. Of be only "a
hhauon OF frof Charles De Grahs hectric Su.tr.
erred To the public by person In this pretend. 10
'loy OF Prof he sr.th ~
TINS an entirely unbranded pretrnson person Who now adj
imitation On :.
ps uaih as boob kesp-r and
khown TO some eusomers bat he rnnr,i nh
az - Of the helcinr Of which he entirely
"n Is not Necessary tn pr-sent, =. Of
40 one vii buy iaitios an Obtain mn.
Wsas yets'Hs article, by application Professor CIAIs ms
below hes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

MONETARY Asp COMMERCIAL.

",so< 90 tn. usie Nag Is. isas
A, the New fo'k Exchange, y~.terdsy a. ooo virr,nia
.Ass -ess oli a, s. aud Is c.sona. Niaas
p>ny "isS1~ rhs'e en, he no.,a
~s iS'ssn "~~ by the Atlantic ehs sstAvosabe
Geographic despatch Gom Naw Yo,k to the Phila.
dslpai. Bsl1in. s.y.s
Nj %sses.n,. ssss ssst, by the A.u,e
oie usn e printed markets. px,ae In.
aus usey icsiiHG fiur advanced hfe< hi
"s-' "'' 10" shhnx-, aud bacon shiiinE."
The Journal Drbsis Publishes table Of the rc.p.c,,
positions Of the Ranks from the io nj Ap,
'" u fsh OF March 1856 Tbs nsurr. expressed aud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

Election. 9, would be favorable to Mr.. Fillmore mark
the prediction and 6le it away Philadelphia VII give
.ejor,fy Of FROM 10 n;as hoasaHdis Novsssbev
In this belief and knowing of thousands Who did
no, vote Tuesday, who voted for vsns. and Who
Will TOE Fillmore in November, speak sdvscdly,
aud in with that expressed by best
formed citizens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

M'soSic.Thc vutous lodges Of the order Of Masons
IN tia Canadian provinces have separated themselves from
the jurisdiction Of the grand lodges Of England Scotland
aud Ireland and formed grand lodge Of their own ~
circular addressed to the grand lodges throughout the
Wo they have sct forth the Tor this aot and sew
ero OF those lodges have recognized their organization
legal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

AvAs ~ hoss .-On u- morning u The iiu nstani,
numbering reif twelve
Hob1ken from New York sud 10 The Eyan Odds
fought b~'Hern Wo o their uunBe u originated n afgt
sp1ruuE ~ pubic house The boWery The
sich ~ ueu hsd piece Of bis bitten ~ Thomas
liver Of u psrty and said that having
az u vain during s nigh reconcile the anir be- rceedsd
un te Geld by finding def-rt Of pistols and
- the seconds, 10 h conflict
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14


A& Ss .aornG.'s BREAST CI Z
-ses - a. all compare 18th thea" ihsI ndssa
the si~g s.alAey.
h. ,ad Of them w.a 81 conir..ctln 90 r..i 10
thu contrary. that they .t- u,s
rsss'r all palm aud prevent the brs. nom E.,hsrns
emors this breast hoa can Do
had the application and produce
condition Of the srvss IN. -pe-s possible cur.
livery n"sr should keep them by her. aud follow In their
d~eN"ns which always With usm aud
vii know uh. suffering her bt,,.,
~ re~i'-hee Of eiov accompanied
pssAss STAMPS sm secure us By Of pair
81 As-s cloths 10 part the United States.
They are Tor sale exclusively by
ApiE a GRAY. wAoi--A,s and R.tan As~n,,
sn isI Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
~ Full applying these clo,l. -
mem mem : - = E-ll E.hEa.
R 4. s.rl IT, HsnEMssM MT.
prvmo,inr health this 10 r,vr III, ,ou,eh
from the s.ss 4. ausy s. nsss from ;
~ done ~ .%s rsn medicine tina, IN IL sections vi.
er Which PURPOSE se tno~ Of no rmsy ea
s.as parody vegetable .as.,aaer. by Nc usS H..
yer OF Hn nd ey aud sold throughout country by spohe
f.ll di-,A- Of sma when ,.iea
Se NoTSs ssa, nd Ysys ssSr sssee sr.%p
,sr sca az s sssy Saas 'n.r.s sr.ns hes ars
the .sr,s.s Of .1ssi rrsu Bitter. as i.%iy m".,e",
ns 49, :, thy WI aard instant rri.f Try ~S ' s If
TO ss had o. a. the Druggist. In ,i city Of u.aos
AZ ., s- tolo-ns D.a<xs stevens. H-H,nas,.
sarr Va. Jones: Iysslss, ss as, t;s' rs,;
s S Ss,s i. Sss.,AS,y posI:sa Dr. e.n% w%.
Cos panviis Va; Wheat chap,lns whsslns Va: Tlom.s
rr. tdFs .aS,on, Va. Wsi,.r NJ MIr,os' y, ,,;
,hs' xA W. H. Lipp,,, WILMINGTON, O.; Charles SLOT,
S $.s". :''''''s ''' gen. I ;. .xsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
An ACT submitting 10 vote Of the people Of King vii
liam county the question Of abo-hing present f,nc,
laws in said county,


Passed March 10. 1856
l. he IL enacted 10y the General Assembly That at tho
next election for county officers in the county OF Xii
William IL shall be lawful for tie officers CONDUCTING The
election at the several election precincts n said count in
addition a. The polls required 10y law 10 b. npeieJ
to open two columns, headed Pence" aud The other
headed NO Fence ior the purpose Of ssc,rianing n q
Oi the people q said county whether they will keu
up the present fence aws in said county or whether the
same stall be abolished
g The commissioners of election shall provide poll
keepers record 1he Of All the qualified voters In
their respective districts who may offer to vote Who
accordingly faithfully record 10 the one column or the 9th
al such offered aud received by said com
sioner aud said poll keepers shall be- entitled To receive
the same compensation u be- paid ~ the same way a.
other poll keepers
b. The pol' taken under this act shall be- returned
certified aud examined n the manner nov proyi.
10 the passed April the second 1852 s., far q.
the b. applicable And u shall appear that , ma
IOrity u tie qualified voters Of the said county are In IA.
~ sioshing the existing lcnce aw- Il shall not he
lawful thereafter or apy citue sheep hogs ho.es mules
goats go ~ large said cOudty. and IL the imc srs
found going At large and respassng tie property Of
ol the cit thereof the owner or manager Of such
animal shall b. subject ~ I'LL the Liabilities and c,ri.tu,ea
allowed 10y the laws uf Virginia for trcspasc. committed
under the existing fence laws.
g. This snl take effect from and after the first day
of Jmusry, is57
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

AutqEn fysULr OFfIcFHs FHFSoH ArufinFa
The Courier de- Ets Uns rdcuiez sbsurd whch
has been circulated that American officers ~ he
mon fudcy refused permission % visit nsp-
90 at0ns ~ Par, ~ the military authorities 81 that
mission says hai pse necessary TO visit part o. The iori
hcatOus they o,n The pubc II L. therefore sly In
The opinion French contemporary, that permission
applei ior, that u deoureously refused
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

IL j. stated IN tn New Orleans papers that Dr. Graham
Who concerned ~ the Iofing tragedy has resumed
the practice Of bic profession Ia that city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

use hi Doctors have discovered lee safer ard better 10
ngbn., sna . az 70 he diseased paris tbus causing
vsy t IT, gi' Fvng ~ paent any pain and eesss5iSs
tor irots bis sngr ~ eny neonveniecs that boz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

Tnr CouGrEsiEs ~ BusvG-s LYg-Bu-iness men Who
lay IN lair stock Of cvts will Gud it good ~ invest
nent ~ draw please and retain custom they can make
The small cyies aud cOurtcsics ~ lie are too often ne,
gl'cted by them. We have been auntc1 nation oi
shopkceper Who npir haste n b. rc forget not only
prOpfcfic but mOralities have been charged with
idoliry ao~-ppug the almighty dollar and the conduct
Of among has given color n the chsrge let not
need not neceay b. orgctul Of The requirements u
honor. upghthes- and truth. ~ trade need not
DO lDof nor u be- in apyFie. oxoefacd from extend
ing t0vafds biz customers the suavitics be- would ~
teud guest n bis house n stranger be i.ntroduccd
" IN company Ile not Indulge ~ formal etiquette and
pompOu- civiGc. Tor there u heart in such manner
but ~ the easy genial habits which speak kindly feeling
and claim reciprocating respcctHerebapt Aaygzias
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

The following statement will sho~ the amount Of ,h.
imports Of fo.su eos at the Of Nv- pas,
as e0npars With the corresponding period years, II viii
a Ntnnu hath is,s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

james Pollock Esq, gentleman long connected with
the New York pubic school system Of education died a,
biz residence N that city on the III instant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
EXTRAORDINARY Asn

-, a., ,,, RICHMOND, NAY 1T, IsaG
"Shurhrh MY Guild hSd commenced
u. o,es ~hSh gradually extended the head ir
ng hoth ears which much
ne To sr that both would drop all sorts of az,
I'D aud domestic remedies without result ,in rr
ufd al applied little TURF OH To ret burt an.
''le FSi o'os, aud we apple gals bsynn L, set
"0r. wv eldest daughter said Pa do unot of mai
Chf OIL sister head looked uaueh when w u.s..
We 80. Hnou bottle and tr bead Hearty This vas
"a aggravated aud half 20 wash n ana
vas very Offensive Que moIe BOTTLE feel assured cur her
I W as erv . but il- Of the disease euaannx You are
ed To THIS aud i the beneh Of goat ussur,
"a giving you this crrdcAte. Rgspectfuiy HT IIiIIK
10 Mrs-rs A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
lIcmMOND MARKErs. NAV 10, 1Ssc.

ronscoo-Th-re nothing doing warehouse,
to-day, Ia OF the holidays last quota
lions, viz heavy LUIS for GGc6A e.
mon raL "a, ~ mhiilnE 'ets good sStsal; fine iO8G
extra manufacturing fl2AL3A, h l D, according quality
fLorRThe market was Pe'iev'y st to-day aud la
Basin. tGA and from store t646JT highest 10,
flvore brands; EtirA s&G54 Ia ts RE EIou,
tnLoA.
time last year 3lU barrels.
Wharf.-The transactions whest have
erdAy aud toi.y We have heard which
would Indicate slight decline figures ye.srdAy
but there prices quote at f 4El e.
% God 10 cknra nd And "