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coo bhs.. closing stin at quotatons southern was
arm With sales Of about 100 200 bbs. reported
=, prees given above Rye dour steady, with sales
~ me supcrfne at'f2 IS ~ so meal was hrm, nj
e. 10 - 20 add Bran y~ne at - 70 per Dbl and SIG
tor punCheons. Wheat &c. &c. higher and quite &C
tive with sales ~ between 20 0g so 900 bushels includ
ing Milwaukee club at 81 - 81 a. 81 e5 81 6s for
RED Tennessee. 81 - for - Louis white 81 30 for inferior
Gencsce white Canadian, common to choice at 81 so
OIL 81 red and club do At OIL so 81 So; comm N 10
choice south ern white at full prices 81 Louis white at
sI IS and q ot Of new tennessee at 81 IS 81 s.
including dstling cargoes, at SEC. q SIC and sound
Western mixed do NJ eVc Gle. Sound shipping yellow
corn NJ CSC a 70c white scarce, and held OF
tic. soc. Rye was hrn, out quiet, at Sc a Sec and
Western at TSc soc Oats were firm, with fair sales at
Soc orc for southern i2c. 43c for Jer,ey and 45c
= acc Tor state anc Western.
Cortrr Sales Of 900 bags Rio at i0c llc., 900 do
Maraosibo a, II Nc IKE, 80 do q, l2c and 100 do
Iaguayra at II &c.
CoTroS--No sales we're made OF sufficient magnitude
ers were firm while buyers were unwilling 10 meet them
ythout relaxation In The prices demanded
Fpytcura--To Liverpool shipments OF grain were
a,ge having amounted about $50 600 bushels chiefly
vheat AT si.d I'd In bulk and ships bags, and 900
q q oeo b9is -four at "a Cotton was'at hd. 5-32d.
asked with some rosin 10 small lots, At s. TO london,
200 bbls -four taken at D sd. To Bremen,
600 bushels grain engaged At Id small vessel
vas chartered 10 load for Cork and market with
wheat in bult at Cd vessel was also chartered 10
load Al BALTIMORE for Rotterdam, with tobacco, at 27s.
Ca Rates 10 TIavre were unchanged.
Hsy - The market wac quiet snd prlces uncnansed
LINZ Sales Of about 900 bbls were made al SOC.
for common, and at 81 ts% tor lump.
MofsS4S quiet and hrm
NAVAL story The market vas more active, and
sales ~ about 600 bbls srp Of turpentne were nal
Al about &c. s7hc., and 800 bbls common rsin a,
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There wss large supply OF all stock at Browning's
this morning, and prices little better. Cows and
calves sell for about S. per head than last week
and are in pretty good demand Veal calves sell pretty
freely at prices from Be- 70 &c., and few sold
as biz as &c. Sheep and lambs in good demand
and sell almost fast they arrive prices from 80
upwards The sales were folowss--sls beef cattle
- ~ so; "a cows and calves, s25 500 115 veal
calves, SC. 70; 5,37l sheep and lambs. 50 a S.
kThere was pretty good supply OF all stock at o. Brien
and prices were about the same last week Cows and
calves are plenty, and bring prices from S25 TO
sos. sales. folows-s4 beeves, at 81 80 80: 124
cows and calves, at So s65; "a veal calves, at &c
exc.
The supply at Chamberlan's was fair and the demand
pretty good for all stocks Prices without noticeable
change. Sales foows:-s2 beef cattle nj 81 So So
lambs, at 81 50 So lilo veal calves live weight &C.
q sc.
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reported. In regard to American Stocks the London
circular Of 4. +. SattArthMaite saYa.-

During the past week has been increasing in
curry for American Railroad bonds; the demand, how
over Is chiefly confined TO those OF first class Of which
the supply has been inadequate TO meet the demand rhe
present easy state Of money has enabled the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana negotiate considerable
amount OF their seven per cent sinking fund boz d. which
being pretty freely taken at So il Is also reported that
the company have placed equal amount OF their stock
which has been introduced Stock Exchange and is
now officially quoted.
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SECOND BOARD.


WENf<DAf, July IL r. n
AsTFS-The market quiet with small lots OF pets
al &c. pearls we're nominal.
BEEarsTt -Four-News by the Persia had favor
able influence the market and prices advanced from
&C. a &C per bbL. especially on common and medium
grades and Western. The transactions the
day footed up about 900 10000 bbls., about the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

WEDNESDAY,, July .

WEDNESDAY,, July 23-6 P. M.
The stock market was not at all buoyant this
morning. There was little more &C ivity than we
have noticed for days The variations in prices
were not of importanc AT the drst board Nicara-
qua Transit fell of ! per cent; Pennsylvania Coal,
4; Chicago and Rock Island /. Illinois Central bonds
advanced per cent; Galena and Chicago, !; Cleve-
land and Toledo was active and steady. In State
stocks and railroad bolds the transactions were
very moderate, but full prices were sustained. AT
the second board there was 10 change. There was
more disposition exhibited to sell Nicaragua Transit,
and sales were made down to "a per cent. Wiscon-
sin Lake Shore sold at 6S per cent, which Is an
advance of per cent. Erie fell of per cent. There
is no speculation in the street. The brokers have all
the operations among themselves and they hardly
squeeze out a decent commission on very small
business.
The steamship Africa from this port for Liverpool
to-day carried out 1922 $50 "a in specie; about
one half coin and one half bars The steamship
Lebanon from this port for Liverpool tomorrow :
Thursday-wil take out moderate amount, and
the steamship Fulton from this port for Southamp-
ton and Hayre On Saturday. will take out several
hundred thousand dollars in specie. The total
shipments from this port The week will not fall
much short of two millions Of dollars.
The Assistant Treasurer u this port reports to day
AZ follows
Paid on Treasury ........... SOS, sos S.
Received DO. do ...-.........s..... loo, 90 "
Balance do. 90. .......... 1901 COS 81
faic Tor Assay once o'oot %
Paid on disbursing checks ............ 5i,o5l %
The receipts to day include s20,0 900 from Buriing-
ton, Iowa
0e Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared a semi-annual dividend Of 10 per cent; the
Manhattan Gaslight Company dividend of two and
half dollars per share on its full stock, and 96l
cents per share on its scrip stock; the New York
Floating Dry Dock Co. q quarterly dividend Of four
per cent, the Morris Canal Company the regular
dividend of five per cent on the preferred stock the
Gslena and Chicago Railroad semi annual dividend
Of five per cent. The Connecticut River Railroad
Co. have declared dividend of four per cent on the
preferred stock, and two per cent on the old stock
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
for the second week in July, were as follows
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.oe5 81 Net inc. SO, ITO o5

We annex statement Of the aggregate business
of the Illinois Central Railroad Company for the six
months ending June 80, showing an increase of
s42s 1877 nearly so per on the same months of
last year. and an estimate of the years business at
the sale rate Of Increase
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The imports Of foreign goods into the port Of
Boston during the past week amounted to 81 0s3,.
679 being decrease of $685. .ls6 from the sggre-
gate Of the preceding week. The value Of foreign
goods imported at that port for the three months
ending June 80 was sll,e44,329. Besides this
amount goods TO the value Of 1884, ss were en-.
tered for transportation in bond to Canada.
The stockholders Of the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, and Central Military Tract Railroad Com.
psnies, assembled at the Office OF the companies in
Chicago. on the 9th day Of July inst and by near
ly unanimous vote agreed to the terms Of consoda.
s;s submitted to the stockholders June s. 1856, by
resolun. ons of the respective Boards Of Directors
The stockholders of the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company, US consolidated, elected
unanimously the following gentlemen directors Of
the new company for the ensuing year:--James r.
Joy, Henry Ledyard, George r. Porter. John G.
Read, Of Detroit Michigan; John W. Brooks OF Bos-
ton, Mass: John Van Eortwick, OF Batavia, H.;
Isaac II. Bgrch, OF Chicago H.; W. Selden Gale,
Chauncy S. Cotton, silas Willard, james Bunce, W.
J. Selden, George w. Gale, OF Gaesburg, III. AT
subsequent meeting Of the directors, James +. joy
was elected President, Amos T. Hall. Secretary and
Treasurer, and Charles G. Hammond superin.
tendent.
A Lester from Milwaukee dated July IL, says
The crop Of winter whea, Il 10 gid condition: the
stalks not heavy, but tie heads are fall and tie
berry plump. The yield viii oe about threeoartts, and
the area 80 10 70 per cut above last sprng
wheat - still In doubt though, sh0uh the sther
tinus Z, vorable Il viii be ar average crop Farmer viii
20 INTO their winter wheat lels this week and neNt
whoever gets Milwaukee JGy wheat stll get good art
Gle The receipts o. wheat At dhSaae by rairoai for
the week enc inE 18TH. oUgiO bushels, the ship
uents the up ~ the same date ~ ] y
bushels. against s5looo ~ % the ame time " 1850
ghipueu.s of -four are bbs 40. 600 last
SEASON There l. a great - d baidiBg lUnr On m
Mwaukie II stated that there ri b. laid there. 10
che year 1864 thirty millions ol the beautiful cresfn-cc
lored bricks 81 that vicinity
The Washington Union gives the annexed ab-
ssact Of the business Of the Pension Bureau for the
month Of June, ls5s:--
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A feaueni letters received inqulring 70 what date
nx,ulc cations have been examined what namber
reached fe- ADJUDICATION may be stated that % the Goth
vlt the examinations for additional bounty lands had
reached 70 243 600
Original claims army service. 600
fIate OF reception, June u, 1855
Original claims naval service .....s..l540o 900
fTase Of reception, June !, 1856
ORIGINAL cair ma Transfers with Mexico. 10s 900
The steamship Persia at this port from Liverpool
brings one weeks later intelligence from all parts Of
Europe. She does not bring any important news
from any quarter. The financial advices are not so
favorable a. expected. The Bank Of England re-
ports large lo@-f4e2 ,sle--in the specie reserve,
md the monthly statement Of the Bank Of France
I. NOT st An satisfactory I shows very great re-
Joct;on In bullion. The London money market was
easy and the rate Of interest unchanged. The quo
I ,.ons for Consols we're about the same as before
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RLcAPITULATION.
DVERTISEMENE RENEWED EVERY DAT.



A Pare 81 from foot Of canal and Spring streets connecting
with train, G, sarsoga and the West TIE new and spehdd
and Frday mornings At O'Clock A making he principal
ssdngs For further particulars inquire off LEWIS Jr
nAY BOATS FOR ALBANY-FBoN FooT or CANM
and spring street, connecting with trans % saTateys
making the principal landings.
T0R KEyPoRr. CIrFYwooD, AND ronr HAxrL
II ton-1he stesmbos, KEYPORT leaves Murray srcs
e., a escd sapd.S, excepted o'clock n md Ks'''
E,oR GREEsPoRr AND SAC HARBoR- srEAwEs
ISLAND BELL csEt =: Post Post Jr wiii leave s-s
AZ Returning, leave Grsenpori, Mondays, aSSxS'
U,oR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH. HraHLANps
y and Ocean Port The popular steamer JAMES CHRIS
Any y q ~ = ~ isq5sy sh = y ~
early every morning. air seIf bahingand Hotel
Inodslions unsurpassed
HUDSON RIyTK RAT.RoAD.-FRd& NAY ~ lsN
E1press a " and sP N; mar 4. throasn vay sras
u n M s sias s sing oss < \ spa ss ~. rS lsays
sys,y sTdsy sys9SS u i NJ for hass.o 80 .
Peekss trains .op Al TOE stations PASSENGERS aiken
ch.mber Canal cars,opher and Thirty a. i,es rTa.s
:. n. and sasi Albany as SO aad ,iis Ir s,dsPs
NV FERRY TO wEEHAwKES GROVE, PoILOCKs
~ Pavilion, aEd Guuenberg-The fayori,e steamer NI.R
SpsY Capt S run ?, a DIR 9, s week from 90
Twenueih and Forty hrd North leaving o6n
v, ~. 4.
Gutenberg At 10, ", and O'Clock. Fare, 81
NrEw YORK AND CosEY ISLAND, LANDING AT
Cart q HOFFMAN. will leave follows Suadays Included
leaving Al "a a. NJ 124 ami sf r. NJ
leaving Of spring street at o. a. NJ l2t, and 81, y.
leaving pier North river 10 A. NJ and r. NJ leaving
Caey Island trip Gs r. ~ Fare for trio u Coney
Island Fort Hamilton and back 10 New York twenty We
which return ticket win be given No bali price
Cor children. T. >. DODGE Agent
NEW YORK AND ERIE RkMRoAD-ON AND AZ
IN ter Monday May H. 1885 and unu further notice. CAS-
VII leave pier foot % Duane oows
punsirk express ats A. N. for Dunkirh
Buffalo express, At 8 A. M. Tor Buffalo.
Mail SIS A. N for Dunkirk and Buifalo n.erns
press trains for syracuse Csyuga, CanaBdaEua SagAs
fals Ard aud with the lightning erprcss rain a.
Iahe shore RAILROAD for Cincinnati, Chicago &o
R0ckland passenger at SO p. M from foot n Chamber
stree. Pisrnont Cor Suferns and
way passenger, 4P NJ, for Nswburg ard siddistowu
Il ,ht erpres. Al q r NJ. for Dunkrk and Bufralo
Fngrant at ?. ". for Dunkirk and Buffalo, nierns
~ The above trains run daily, sundays excepted
The exprexs rans nj Flmira with 90 rlrrsn
and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara
win the Syracuse and Bnghsmon Railroad
eyrnruse Corning, with Buffalo, CornnR New YorS
Rarosd Rochester nj Great Bend wh Delaware rack
aranna and Railroad, Tor Scranton Bulte anA
Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Railroad Cevsand CincnnaA
b Hs6xLLUn General suueriu.endss.
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e,TODDkRDs BROADWAY HOUSE, SARA TOC
- Springs. New York. n open for the reception
visters THIS house situated DE side of Broadway
three doors north Of Washington Han In the midst ~ elevated
pleasure grounds and and convenient The populaf
and well known Empire Spring fhe former patrons ~ hc
Broadway House know wei how appreciate high
and airy rooms and snac&is halls Carriages and porier
viii be IN attendance ~ the depot the arrival q The g "a
Call for The Broadway House. A.. sTODDARD
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MISCELLANEOUS.


AN EFFICACIOUs CURE FOE CoRAs BUNIonE,
"A caoses nails growing into the eh. and every disordrr
OF the feet by ana peculiar method without cutting
without causing the slightest pain
Monsieur LEVI OF No 50 Bis Rue De K.vo Pa-s AL Nc.
3Conduf street Regent street London Surgeon Chopo,
by the Emperor of France and the royal family
England may consulted daily sundays excepted from
Nil O'Clock a. his Office 81 Yves. kevena street. beswecn
Filth and Sixth avenues.
CORES or rEsrIxcSss,s
Hrom hls Imperial Majesty, Napoleon III, Empeso- a
France)
Je ceF.iae cue H. Levi sneye los extreme
kabIete.
Loup S.YotEo- PcrArAsxn
rron jane Baker, Esq.,
certify DR. Lew has month ago or seve-
raj troublesome bunons without the least and which
have annoyed me for rsDy years walk present with
great comfort and cheerly recorfnend Dr. Levi u
friends and the public. JAMES BAKsR
NEW YosK, March "a 1850. n EsG seyeateenih suesa
From H. !. fsrus Eau
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave testify his
fu skill Ia having perfectly removed large bunion o. ouS
standing, without causing any pam t. j. fELrUy
PHI.t pyIPuiA, July n, 1852 10 4 Boston
In addition TO the above Authenticated testimonials
thousands In hisossessor tanong which
from ladies' OF the highest rank be
with call Al his Office 81 West Eleventh between rr,k
and sixth avenues New York.
N.B.-No professional connection with any persoa-
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RTHURs CELEBRATED CANS AND JARS POE
"A preserving fresh fruits and vegetables operation simple
result certain AS India rubber MAKING tsosS
air tight they fres from vi unpleasant odor Tbs
whole top Open permitting chem be properly cennssd
and also allows hem 10 nest sor shipping Use beat ~hi
Is Arhurs and do not waste your irr and sugar
The trade supplied by r. p rORRRY,
wholesale agent, No. 8 Plat; street Sew York
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THE LATE FIRM OF ANDERSON a MAcLAy Ut II
true have no Interest whatever ia the drug
OF Fulton and Water streets they all responsible
for any preparations put rp ha, establishments
by their noce IN the Herald cf the 2lst The sub
scrber having bough the concern nj public sale
conducts the business nj the old stand where
using tn u the late firm all made
prcscrions put up under hs own name and upon his
eorsbiy warranted 10 be md OF the bcst quality
The public generally and especially the
aud friends the late firm Of Anderson Mscsy
10 cal where VIII promise the not ony better article
better than they bad from the late ar
where. In the city " New York HIRAM MOTT.
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| UCTIoN NoTICE.-ExTENsIvE AND PERRMproRY

A UCTION NOTICE.-EXTENSIVE AND PEREMP1ORY
IA sale of eighty gold and silver watches fine gold jewelry
dc-sAMuEL OsGOOD CO., auctioueers, will SELL at their
salesroons, 81 Nassau street. between Fulton and John
streets To Friday July IS at l0s O'Clock A. NJ
order Of the Of English house eighty gold silver and
plated watches of which have been sold $780, all
which warranted and about hundred OF gold
jewery The trade and country dealers invited
sale article the catalogue fully warranted
represented not returned; and every lot will be
pov sold TO the highest bidder Full particulars
iOgues Terms Al of sale.
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~ COTTON. CcTIONEER.--ADMINISrRA TOR's
sale OF rosewood and mahogany pianoiortes Tapestry
Three Ply aud ingram carpets mirrors beds mattresses
chairs parlor furniture, ScF. Cotton will sell this da
Thursday July - at los o'clock the rooms 81
BeekmaB street ana 20 the furniture OF Al
up town establishment, by order Of the administrator The
sale VIII include i've pianoortes three rosewood and
bogany Two Of which made by stoddard this city
one by Lynch and old English made ali in good order
also at The same tne ~ full pieces OF brussels carpets So
yards OF merstn little used three parlo suits in
brocael ana yeve Noltare and carved chairs all patterns
French plate and oval mirrors warrobes bookcases dress
ing and other bureaus hair feather beds bo
sers and pillows, together with about oak black wal
nut and cred maple chairs bedeads hand
furniture, &C ~ BThe sale will be large afford very
favorable opportunity 20 Dealers well others Goods
must be removed this day and to morrow
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GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FURNI
VI ture at auction, Friday 90 morrow lO, o'clock
al az Broadway above Canal street. embracing paror suits
OF various and beautiful designs chamber suits secre
tary and library bookcases bureaus bedsteads
centre side, sofa and card tables extension dining tables
stands, etegercs, Turkish chairs lounges
paiasses &c Sale positive and worthy the those
wishing the best goods auction prices Boxing shipping
b, pren
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w S. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER-A MAGNIFICENT
w octave rosewood panoforte, In months
richly carved legs AL round cost 500 will be sold for cash %
the saesroom, IL and Is Park row. opposite the Aston
House The makers warrant for years goes with the
piano.
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+ .M0RTARTY, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, THURS.
-. day At lD1s O'clock 1T I13 Chatham square large
orimeni Of and second hand furniture from fam lies
leaving the city. Sale positive.
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UNFINISHED HOUSE wANFFp-ANY ONE HAVING
II well furnished house to let IN root location. Tor
boarding house and willing the whole or part OF the
rent N board hear 81 good TENANT addressing A.
Union square Pos olcc.
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CUPERIoR GTTrARs-MANUFAcTURED NY TUE
- undersigned IRON spanish models and
IN any climate sent ~ express carefully packed at the fol
lowing prces-No L. made Of mahogany In excellent wood
with strings SO. No. made OF rosewood with
and strings SIS. No rosewood with case and
sfings 81 No rosewood with and strings x5
o. rosewood handofne with ana strings s5 No
rosewood elegant with and strings $50 just pub
ished all the songs from " II Troyatore and all the
aes, ballads arranged for the guitar sen, by mail postage
paid, receipt Of from loo. 10 25c for each piece
FIRTH, POND co. 5f- Broadwa New York.
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w T. AfBURTus AUCTIoxEER WILL SELL ON
w Thursday morning July ~, AZ iOis clock At No 10
Court street opposite Cy Han brooklyn general assort
en 81 and second hand nrnlHre velvet tapestry Rrus
sela and Ingram carrei, French plate pier and nantal
- s orrolu clocks &c ao china glass aud crock
nv ware also lot a ribbons, &c.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART. aUCTIoNEER.-BY
~ ;. BoGAkTSaturday 18th 1T 1913 O'Clock. auc.
ton of Frankfort William streets NOR gage
sale large and extensive assortment of household
mahogany sofas tables, chairs washsands mattresses fea
ber beds, bcseads, carpets kitchen furniture large
iron safe ten chests tea, lot Of segars &c.
ISAAC JONES, Attorney for Morgacpe
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WANTED-A THREE STORY HOUSE, WITH ALI
w the noicrn Improvements situated between Bond
Fourteenth streets and between Fourth and
Rent not TO exceed SLIGO. Address Mr.. O.. 95 st Marx
place
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DOCKS AND ENGRAvINGs TO BE SOLD AT ARC
- don on Friday evening, NJ 51is Broadway, absye
ings. Sold 10 reduce stock.
HENRY r. LEEDS Auctioneer
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UNFINISHED ROoMs-FoR SINGLE GENTLEMEN
II with wihou, partial board, in The qut and genseei
family az widow lady whore the comforts home can be
enjoyed. Apply at 20 Franklin street, Of Broadway
Bsths with hot and cold water
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A UCT1ON NOTICE.. BOGART. AUCTfONEER.-BY
IA s. BOGART-Frday, at 10s o'clock at No. rs Bowery
by virtue Of chatte mortgage execution the
restaurant and lager bier saloon-bard table, and tables
chairs umblers decaners paintings engrayngs, barroom
fixtures one billiard table, kitchen utensils, NC &c
WIN. THOMPSON and LOUIS H. yULrEE,
Constable aad for