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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-04-19
Town Lot for Sale.
Saturday the 9th Of April, 1867,

i Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause of J B Stacy ct al
VS. Josephine McNaiIy ct al, l VIII,
Saturday the 9th Of April, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder, at the court hon in Pu-
lasz, the town lot in the town of Puiaskis belong
ing to the estate Of WTa McNairy, decd, ing part
Of lot 90 81 bounded north by an ally, aud cast by
main street, fronting about IS feet inches main
street and running back about 40 feet. Terms
and u months credit with interest from date
Notes with approved security required and a lien
retained. Sold free from right Of redemption.
apriI5 A. COX c & m
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Col1ege PropertY for sac.

DURSUANT to decree of the chaneery court at
i Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause of James Mccall
lum Giles College, will, on
Saturday the 27th Of April, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder the court house door
Pulaski the Giles college building and grounds be-
longing to the same of about acres. Terms, 6, y,
IS and a months, withinterest; notes with APPROX
ed security required and lien retained. Sold free
from redemption. april 5 A. cox, c
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Store House and Lot for Sale.
saturday &c 80 Of Apri1. 80.

DURSU ANT to decree Of the ehancery court at
1 Pulaski in the cause OF J c Brown ct al vs.
Wm III Burdett, viii, on
Saturday the 9th Of April, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder at the court house door IN
Pulaski the house and lot situated on the side
OF the public square, belonging to VIM III Burdett,
and being the same occupied by him recently
drug store. Terms, and y months credit with
lien retained Sold free from right OF redemption.
april a.. COX, g m
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sell to the highest bidder on the premises the tract
of about 400 acres Of land mentioned in the plead
ings belonging to the estate cf Joseph Anthony
decd, situated Richland creek, adjoining the
lands of Henry Kimbrough, Wallace Gordon, M n
Mitchell and others. TERMS 90 TO be paid
cash. the balance 6, y, IS and a months credit
with interest from day Of sale. ties with APPROX
ed security required and lien retained.
These lands are very rich and vafuable and win
be sold in lots or otherwise, as may be deemed to
the interest Of the parties.
april A. COX, d m
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On saturday the s7th day Of April. 1eei

PURSUANT to a decree of the chancery court at
Pulaski in the cause Of Henry Houze, admir-, vs.
JnO. Young Iwill
On Saturday the 9th day of April, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder, at the court house in Pu-
aski, the tract of $50 acres Of land mentioned In
the pleadings, belonging to the estate of Young
Decd situated in Giles county Sth civil d strict, adj
joining the lands Of Charles Alternately, Robert
Dixon, John Newbil, and is the bid off at a
previous sale by @ B Buchanan.
TERMs--1 and 2 years credit wi interest from
day OF sale Notes with approved security required
and lien retained. Sold free from right of re-
dempton. april A. cox, c q IN
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sell tie highest bidder, at the court house in Pu-
lask, the house and lot and brick shop IN Pulaski
belonging the estate Of ELM G Lewis, decd. and
the same which he resided and occupied at the
time Of his death. Terms, and y months eIHdit
with interest," notes with approved security reared
and lien retained. Sold free from right Of re-
demption. april A. cox, c & IN
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NEW DRUG STORE!

DIR J. A. SUdPTER s. J. L. PEARCY,
(At the old stand of Ward & shaPard,)
East side Square, Pulaski, Tenn,
HAVE just received a fresh stock of pure and re-
II liable Drugs, Medicines. and Fancy Articles,
ETC., to which they invite the attention Of their
friends and the public generally.
Physicians are especially invited TO call and
cess CXaminc our stock.
Prescriptions
Carefully compounded at all hours by a competent
and experienced druggist. ian4-tf
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Shelby B. Marsh vs..
w Il ~

Shelby B. Marsh vs..
VIM. II. Nance.
n ti cause It appearing to the abstraction of the
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant William II. Nance is nonresident of the State
Of Tennessee, that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be serve> on him; On motion it is
therefore ordered that Indication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Citizen, a newspaper
published in the town Of Pulaski in said State
curing said defendant to be and appear on the first
day of the next term of the Chancery Court, to be
held fos the county of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in July next, and
answer compainants' bill, the same viii be taken
tor confessed to him and set for hearing ecpGFte
april 10 1867. A. COX, G. q NJ
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DURSUANT to a decree of the ehaneery. court at
i Pulsski, Tenn. in the eause Of L A Upshaw, VS.
Cleaner = Upshaw. l will, on
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TnsO1vent Notice

TITE insolvency of the estate Of Nancy
i Knight decd, having been suggested and
bin filed in chancery at Pulaski to settle the same,
therefore notified to file the same for pro rata pay
ment with the clerk and master of said court on or
before the LIST Monday in Sept. next, or the same
viii be for ever barred payment.
april5-Sw a. COX, c g. m
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PULASKI, TENN.
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THE insolvency of the estate of Frank L. Graves,
i decd, having been suggested and a bill fled IN
the chancery court at Pulaski to settle the same all
persons having claims against his estate are hereby
notified to file the same duly auq henteated for pro-
rata payment with the q ST said court by ist of
Sept. next or the same viii be forever barred pay
ment. april y a. COX, c IN
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Steam NIL for Sale.
satnrdaY &c 4th.Qf ~.

\ pursuance o. an agreement on fle in tho chan
L Gerry court at Pulaski, Tenn,in the capse of Jno
Perry vs. Newton Eslick et ais, viii, on
Saturday the 4thsqf Nay,
sell to the highest bidder. on the premises, the
steam saw and grist nil and fixtures mentioned IN
Esick- IN civil district 10 is. Terms, and y
months credit with INTEREST," no5gs with COED secu-
rity required and n lien retained .-g-
aPrii5 40 G 4 n.
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T'HE insolvency of the estate of Elijah A Beas ey
i having been suggested and the settlement of said
estate transferred to the ehanceTy court Pulaski
all persons having claims against said estate are
hereby enioined from bringing quit upon the same
and are notified to file the same with the d Of
said court duly authenticated for pro rata payment
april12 a cox, c q m
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Saturday the 9th of April, 1857,
MondaY. the I'D Of ApriI. 1867.

PURSUANT to decree of the ehaneery court at
i Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause Of K III Gaunt etel
VS. ] c Roberts ct al, I viii, on
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THE insolvency of the estate of q. T. Mayfeld,
4 decd, having been suggested ana bill filed in
the chancery court. all persons having
claims. against the said estate hereby eniOined
from bringing suit upon the same, but are notified
to file the same duly authenticated with the C s. IA
of said courtfor pro rata payment by LIST Sept next
or the same win be barred.
aprill2 A. cox, c & m
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IUhoL lE3IocIt15 COTIII II
i Pulaski in the cause of SBm'I L Williford admir-
vs.. Benz. AshwOrth ct ais, j viii, on
Saturday the 18th day of May, 1857,
in the town of CamPbellsville, sell to the highest
bidder the two tracts or giants Of IS and 255H
acres of land mentioned IN the pleadngs, belong
ing to the estate Of VIM. L. WilliGrd, decd,
known as grants nos 10 254 and 1925 of the State
renee county, near the Giles county line and the
same purchased at previous sale in this cause by
a. Z. Qaarles.
Ter1ns.-Credit Of G. u and "a monts with inter
est from day Of sale. Notes with approved securi-
ty required and lien retained until the pureh Sc
money Is all paid. apr12 a. cox, IS N
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Saturday, the 9th of April 1857

PURSUANT to decree of the chancery court at
L Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause of VIM r Scales vs.
Grey Z Scales, WILL on
Saturday, the 9th of April 1867,
sell to the highest bidder the court house IN Pu
lask the bounty Land warrant for 100 acres ofIand
belonging to tneestate Of Martha II Scales, deed
TERNs-6 months credit; note with approved Sc
curity required and a lien retained.
april a. cox, & m
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Sweet Potato Culture.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1857.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS.

Capt. S. W. STEELE.
JAWEs z. Crow, Agent, Pulaski, Tenn
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House and Lot and Shop for Sale.
saturday, &c 27tb Of April. 1s67.

PURSUANT TO decree of the chaneery court at
i Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause Of VIM F Balen-
tine VS. Taey Lewis, will on
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-. sanord,s f:eoloeical Snrtev.

a geological survey of these lands has Just been
made by Prof J. n. Saford late State GeOlozist of
Tennessee who spent two months in their exarlf-
nation. His report, which, together with a care
fully prepared map of the territory, viii soon Be
completed and published for the information of
stockholders and others interested states that its
geological formation is the same that Of Penn
sylvania, Kentucky and OyeTton county, aud that
there can be no doubt whatever Of the existence OF
petroleum throughout the entire region Of coEhtFg
where it islocated Aside from Prof. gaford'g hieb
reputation geologist, the fact that his views
with regard to the geology Of this section, have
been adopted by al the most eminent members Of
his profession in the country who have visited It,
entities his report TO the very highest eonsidera-
ton. F
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Terms of Advertise

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ur Dollars per Annum, Invariably in Advance.
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orYIgr rr.s srD1 rubrr6 sapArr-6r srAras.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

case was brought before the Court OF
Special Sessions on Saturday designed to test the powers
Of the Board OF Health. Thomas McNulty was ehargeu
With emptyng cesspOol in his yard at an improper
Tho eonpse for the defense moved dismissal upon tno
ground that tbe regulation which he was accused oi VIZ
iting was made hy the Board IN excess OF thei
which 20 execute laws III "at a. tbe Court Of
Downo consented the case being sent 70 INC No' VI
Sienera sessous for argument as test case %
following report upon the sanitary Cott',o
Portehestcr Mcstchester County, was hent 70 tS
p Health on Saturday by Thomas T. "hite' NJ D' o"nf
o WP pi, q u accordance With special instructions pro-
Westcber County ld tIe PPpo
dnvgstirg NJ sanitary condition The following were ol
% ~ aguaat water about Z feet in
snsp This pond the ieeep'4'o
y. oops lo tie doining buildings and Of ths ,,y
bat also Of dogs and csts bis 1,otb snd
ts bbed with that Of the Lns
h0hea offensive compel the occupants o ne tee
bo suIsusy and connle during The Pesel. 80
Hin Of village has been Bcenuy bhel 10
g1 Many Of he phvy sinks belonging % tue sos % o,Ie
hgs are very fn and oDehA1e 1T sd
byt sfsek Ia which tide rises aud falls ana Shn W ~
par o. TIE the village. Oh the west t1e ,he
o bseeu 80 FEET high and .opng someWss ~ oI bas
O Ledge Ia places where te o
been partially away several teBsaeutbonses h - 80
~ are tenHhtsd fsd and IRISH PoPa.ol. 90 oasp
~ dgs. which feet below The roofs o. the A
d ges situated drsinibgs from which almost runs l. G
sselAg renzins, forming stsgnani pools Of hie y
~ bops and galhage generally thrown INTO ths ~ ~ ~
eteht,Ye rfuYlG arising premises On the ehst l VI
street adjoining close proximity 20 The houSei a
fou Of Rr equally offensive sties and pn1 Cboe
ptegsa localities last Summer and judging from tb pen'
to above described an OF
e epnon that nSeae seton required 10 prevent heAhs"
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
THE DUDLEY FAMILY AND PROPERTY IN EN-
GLAND.

Dean Dudley Whites 10 Tie B0St0h IfdhScfpI'
beg leave say in columns, In reply 10 com
muncatiOn this subject, that have visited England
aud spent year there studying the genealogy and his
tory OF the Dudeys and looking after the great inher-
tauce above mentioned and now soemnly declare that
there such thing property in England belonging
to the Dudleys of America.
''Our ancestors over about 1880. No family SO
long separated from that kingdom could possibly obtain
an inheritance from English ancestors. doubt very
much could recover property left there by my greao
grandfather Dudley for he was rebel. and ionght
George Ill eight years with all his might winning some
thing better than money but foreitng all tight 70 the
great inheritance For am content with the nperty
our gained and believe speak for most OF my
kinsmen when say, Good rlddance 10 OLD England
Keep your gold and arstoeraey Tor your own nnao
than do 49,, --,,.,. IN, =. .
All my historical and genealogical collections VIII DO
nublshed ere long, Providence permitting
~ will add that the late Rev. Dr. DAVID dudley f1eid
also visited England and investigated the matter OF the
Dudley inheritance and have us statement In his own
handwriting on this subject of
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
TIE PATERSOY ALMSHOUSE.

More aflidavits are given from alleged sui
rrs at the Paterson Amshouse Belinda Murray asserts
tatsne woman Ioze TO death in the House. She says
lt B.v Fresand negro woman she was thee hen
ne second she died While was there she vas io1l
M nOraug 20h day Of December beeYe sh oi
AVE persons frozen limbs and her limbs looked We
lzs~1 90 fet-soles blOotes almost white tle eol
fe-ag death where she il vas very co1 un anu
vntS and only htte cotton ampsi IT had been used up al
Oh dress and cbemise saw Der az leasl tOA
door not lOcReo ana sAe va s anl
eo1N not cet out Of Ter straw the straw was tty Auyi
fbe hii no attendance, aud cQah not heP, A1-
ssf I saw her lying u the bed ln we PIN VI. ad lod
The csnzsd; not changed as otb a. one
week and al ths vhc she had 90 Heal l. SUNK an ny.
Of 70 IN often went IN out OF ply o VIC
hs womau ah0agh enough 70 turn any ones sgau " ~
Inside She p1teat and only complained oi c's- besel
planned terribly Ofih snd her teeth cbaeng many ue
bhe wOa draw L an 10 n heap under the ragged eoved ana
abe shaking ei al the time when was 90 cold ke person
Nh he hsd been her when report came mat e
vas dad: and coming back Ar Sger lie seemed 70 e gu
1s,d Well Mrs Murray od Betys dead we've got "a o
tI hhita haven't weW sad, " Yes bat see here M nEs
Believe He mustn't TAX
as buried hat afternoon s going 70 town ard getng
eoh No tocor her aeT death she Was buud IN ne e
hf Auffy rgltr 1hip Eliza DOoey Weaknuded BT VINO
oeIss talked 10 h sleeps be would into ber bedrooms ana e-e
H w G nsh Sas 10 lmis and r4ges and her arms were W
tin d To- having doed talking 10 her sleep and be Locked
PEI p DARK cellar an c1y without food iJ taking 70 herself ne
Tour days
Ihe excitement at Paterson upon the subject OF INC
Ant!lOuse was very great on Saturday me M2 % %ol '
hVuAced tt SiYer had been suspended ul Inc 4h' cs
Eauon should be closed.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
THE MARKETS,
'ArefuIly reported for THE TRIBUNE !


SATURDAY, July q, 1867.
AsHEs-The market is rmfor aIPot s. rs; Pearls are
BUILDING MATERIALS are generally hrm, but
the prices are only moderate We quote as follows
Bricks at SSGSg 90 for eommon Hard .S9$zO od0t iUt
at 81 so for Rosendple Hair at 35c. for Rio Grande
Mixed; 4q95e for Bnenos A{res Mixed ana GioG s ICr
Lime at 10 for Common and y for Lump Nails ~ - 20
Tor Cut eda6dG 81 %GT tQfor Cnch Plaster OF ii Fsts
at s. y tun for Blue Nova Scotia; s. 20 tun for Whlto
Nova Scotia; 50 40 bb for Cacined Eastern and " %
q bbl, for Calcined Knickerhocker and Empire Mills
BEESWAX-Ihe business has been only moderate, Dut
prices are steady at A043c. for yellow western ana
COTTON-The demand has been fair, principally from
spnners, and prices rmer, closing stlH at 2.c Tor
Middlng Upands TO este. for Middlng NeW-oEeahs
COFFEE-Rio is in good, steady demand, and holders
are rmer in their views sales OF 4,169 pags per express
and 5OO per Dolphin, private terms West India grades
CANDLES arc without change of Importance; we quote
at s022c for Adanantine the demand mas beGn oder
ate and note sales OF 800 boxes sperm ana Patent are
DRUGS AND DYES-An articles coming under this
heading have met with good demand and prices have
ruled very firm we note sales Of 600 kegs BCarD Soda eA
DYEwOODs-P Prices arc without notable change the
demand being light; quote Camwood In gold, at $780,
Fustc Cuba at $3l S32. and do. Savanilla at $50.
FLOUR AND MEAIs-The inquiry for Western and
State Flour is active chiefly confined to fresh
We notice the arrival OF neo "Hnckley Extra" from
Beleville, Illinois, consigned 10 George r. Johnson esq
the quality very handsome, indeed IL sold at Slo 81 tne
sales 1900 bbs O8s7 Superne State 81 rs
ash 20 for Extra do Sl5G$O for the low grades of West
Wheat Extra 50 1O0SlO for Shipping Ohio; $40 709
Si2 40 for Sate and SIS 5OdsS 80 for ST. Louis Ex
tras the latter for Hnckey Extra California Is In bet
ter demand but common grades easier Choice steady
sales Of 1880 bbls and bags at Sl2 75dS5 & Canadian
Flour Is inactive and prices entirely nominal southern
Flour is plenty and prices OF New are much lower
and nominal at the close and is difficult OF sale sales OF
1900 bbs at Sl3 50Gs6 90 for good to choice fNu te
medium grades are the most depressed; Rye foGr Is
rather easier though in fair demand sales OF $40 bbs at
Sc 70 $9 Corn Meal Is steady sales OF 800 dds al - W
for "Fairfax" and Sc IS FOR BrandyWlne
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
EDUCATION.
LEwIsBURG PAJ UNIVERSITY.
A" As idle as a painted ship
Upon a painted ocean"

Yrom Our Special Correspondent
LEwIsBURG, Pa, July 26, 1867.
The Presidents levee last evening, always
desrable season for devoted young and for ladies'
furnished with abundant wardrObes closed the exercises
Of commencement week. On Sunday afternoon, the
Society for the Religious Inquiry addressed by the
Rev Dr Weston Of New-York His purpose developed
IN his sermon, was to encourage the young ministerial
asprant whom he addressed to seek fields which would
remain entirely uncultiyaed without their effort
desirable place would always find man 10 fill 1t. Go
hrcble It only lacked the energy OF example. The
University divided follows First there the usual
College Department of which justin r. LOOMS, LID,
Sresident Of the University is the head u VheO-
LOGICAL Department, under the charge Of the Rev
George Bliss, ID; academy Of which Mr. -
De Ia Rue is Principal and Female Seminary
presided over by Miss Lucy ". Rundel The
Alumni Association OF the Female Seminary held ITS
anniversary Monday afternoon. Essays were read
And q Poem by Miss Alden. Tuesday evening Occu
pied by the Alumni Association Of the College. Interest
Wheaton Smith, j. ID. Murphy, Prof Lemuel Moss and
others on Wednesday evening the Literary Societies
were addressed by the Rev T. $ Henson of Philadelphia
mbiect Fools" and original poem read by the
Rev T. A. X GeSsler of West Farms, n Y. subject
HTraps" These efforts received with markedfavor
The exercises OF the Theological Department took place
Wednesday, a. m Tho following are the names OF the
graduates; j. T. Bender, 7. r. Capp, II b. Garner, T. A.
En- j. X. Kane, H. +. King. j. L. Watson. The only
addresses Of much merit were those of Messrs 4. T.
Capp H. f. King, r. A. GIL The others too weak
Sxercses of the College took place yesterday Four
keen addresses OF excellent merit delivered The
Honorary degree OF LID. was conferred on John BOyce
OF Philadelphia; OF ID. ID. on the Rev L. j. Henson OF
Phadelphia, and j. D. Murphy Of Salem, and Of A. NJ
IN course upon number OF graduates Of the University
The BaCcaaurcatc address of tie President fun Of excel
kut advice closed the public exercises The Corporation
dinner and Presidents levee, only renamed to y close
a week OF unmarried festvity.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

AFTERNOON PROVfsIOf MARKET, O'CLOCK. -Ine
market for Mess Pork ssteady at s3 30 cash. and s 50
PETROLEUM is quiet. We quote: Crude, lO0i7gr, in
bulk l5c in barrels, 1Sc Refined Standard White 4Sc.
RlCE-No sales are repGted Prices are nominaily un-
changed.
without change notes es OF 3Gs hhds at 0l3c for
Cuba and l7s boxes Havana at usOl3lc Refined are
SEEDs-Ihe market is quiet for Grass Seeds small
sales OF Clover seed at Timothy Seed 50 2@S3 5C
Rough Flax Seed Is easierat s. 2jGS3 80.
STEARIN-We note saes OF $4,000 b at l30l3hc. for
hhds and ties.
sKINs-The demand 70 Goat continues last noted,
and prices remain unchnged we note the receipt OF
about bales Mexican Deer IN better demand and
sales have been effected tea fair extent but at reduced
prices the stock hand continues large ana wei as
sorted prices yet unsettled and we omit them TAM
pico 42lc y 10. gold Matanoros 40al2c do; Vera Cruz
40842c do Buenos Ayres 303jc. dO Payta 3lOS3c do;
Curacao I2ic. cuTency Gpe So9iOc. doi Madras iOc'
each. -
TALLOw is in fair dcmnd and firm; sales Of e3,OOo ID.
TOBACCo-We have had good demand for Kentucky
cases ask advance and this has tendency 70
check business quote, currency as follows: Light
Leaf Lugs 405lc. Common 81 G6tc; Medium 7O0c Good
at 9tdl2c; Fine at l2Ad3cp and seleGtions HGioc;
79slc; Medium sd1ic Good l2ol5c; Fine l6@lSc, and
Selections 1962Oc. Seed Laf Is less active, but steady
WOOI-Our Wool markf remains depressed and with
liberal arrivals and dninuion OF stock, holders are
very anxious sellers butn view OF the sluggish state OF
the goods market buyers will not operate beyond their
immediate wants. Manufacturers are the only buyers,
and they purchase will great canton prices Tor he
present must be regarded as nominal The closing quo
aons arc as follows Domestic Fleeces at 4o945c for
Native apd onefourth lerinos t5@4Sc i0r one haf ana
hreequarters do 5Od55C for halfboOd MernOs and IS
6jc for SaXony Fleeces 30G35c for No. Pulled, $50
45c. for Superfpe do aud 4565Oc. for Extra DO l8D
CSC for Common Unwaslcd California; A03Oc Tor Flne
do 1sd33c for Texas, AMI American Conbng mt 6O96jc
We quote Foreign follows south American at SO05+c
for Common Washed, 32di2c. for Unwashed Mesza and
Merno 3504Oc for Waslcd Entire Rios, 25W2Sc Tor Un-
wished Creole, 4Od46c. fG Washed COrdoya Chilan az
2td5c for Unwashed Metiza and Mcrino Cape OF GOOD
Hope 35840c. for UnWlShed; East India, 350o5c Tor
Washed, and African at 2605Oc for Unwashed ana JoS
S0c. for Washed.
WHIsKI-A fair inquiry for this staple but at easier
prices sales of $50 bbls. Western at 3jdJSc.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
The body of an unknown man was discovered

The body of an unknown man was discovered
in the bay of Mariners Rest staten Island on saturday
age was hve feet eight inches In hight, and had sandy
complexion with light hair goatee, and moustache Tho
body was dressed in black fr0ckcoat, mixed cashmere
vest black pants, blue stockings, white shirt and Con-
gress CATERS In ofths pockets found IS cents
in change, two keys and transfer ticket from Newark
TO New-Yorlx. bullet wound found about inch
above the right ear which was evidently the cause OF
death.