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FTHIS Is to give notice that on the eighth day
Il OF October, A. ID. 1865. . Warrant IN BANK
ruptcy WAS Issued against the estate 81 John z
Psrcher, OF boston, formerly RoIburyh In thu
county OF suffolk. and state OF Massachusetts,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt on hii
and delivery OF any property belonging TO- such
bankrupt, 10 him, or for his use, and the Trans
fer Of any property by him ere forbidden By
law, that a meeting Of the creditors OF the
aid Bankrupt 70 prove their debts, and 10 choose
one or moro Assignees Of his estate will DO held o.
a Court Of bankruptcy, to be holden at No. "
Washington street. In said Boston, before William
Rogers Register, on the 9th day OF November,
d. Is6S, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
3vi3 u y, Marshal, Mass. Dist, rs Messenger.
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BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
=. -. YOU TAKE

WHEN you are exhausted by over.work ofhead
Migrating. don't- drink whiskey nor any iutoxi-
eating thing, whether under the name OF bitsrs or
otherwse. Such articles give just as much strength
tho 3aded horse, and no moro. Alcoholic stimu-
!ants arc luxurious 70 Nerve health, and are AL
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I'm llnnkruutcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss,-This Is to give no.
tice that pursuant to the order OF Hon. Edward
Fox. Judge OF said Court, will sell ut public auc-
ton, ut my Office In Limerick, In the County al
York, on Saturday, the 9th day VI October. 1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ all the chooses In action OF Asa
SWEET. bankrupt, consisting OF notes OF hand and
book accounts. LUTHER s. MOoRE. Assignee.
October 7, lS6S. 3wi2
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BOOK AGENTS.

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I'm Bankruptcy.

UISTWICT UF MAINE, ~
This Is to give notice that a second meeting q
the creditors OF John Neal. Bankrupt, wl!lhe hell
at Portland In said District the 3lst day Of DC
tober A. ID, la67. at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the ofiic
Of James ID. fessenden, Register In bankruptcy
In said District, and . thira meeting Of tho credi
tors OF said bankrupt will be held at tho Office O
said Register In bankruptcy ut City Rooms IN
Biddeford, In said District on the secoad day o
purposes named In the nth section Of the hank
rupt act Of March 2, 1867. -
October 7, 1868 Jwi2
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DIsTRicT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

DIsTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
IL Edgar A. Neal, Bankrupt. In bankrupt.
been presented to tho Court this seventh day oil
October, by Edgar A. Neal. Of parsonsheid, .
bankrupt. prayin that he may DO dsereed to have
q full discharge from all his deos, provs,Gie
said petition. II q ordered by the Court that =
hearing be had upon the same, on the thirtleth
day OF NoysTser. nib, - ,Sss: ssSLs ne Souf'
and that all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons In interest, may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, u any
they have Why the prayer Of tsid petition should
wM. r. PREBLE,
3ws2 Clerk Of District Court Coz aid ID trlct.
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district OF MAINE-In the matter Of
H. Marcus Watson, bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
This Is TO give notice that Petition has been pro-
sented to the Court, this fifth day or October, by
Marcus Watson OF Biddeford, BANKRUPT praying
that no may have . FULL discharge from all his
debts, proyabls under the Bankrupt ACT, and up
on reading said petition, IL IL ordered by the
Court that Q hearing be had upon the ssne, on the
thirtieth day Of November, A. d, 1868. before the
M,, and that notice thereof DO published In the
Biddeford Journal and the Portland Advertiser,
newspapers printed in said district, once week
for three weeks, aud that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
may appear OF said time and place, and shsw cause
u any they have, Why tho prayer OF said Peti'
ton should not be granted. = ss
WA. p. PREBLE. 4.
Clerk Of District Court Cor said District.
49, .
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A onN Per MoaiA sure, and no money requir-
XN cd In advance Agents wanted every
W AVV where, male and female, 10 sell our
Pofsai Essrisstine Whus RWs ciofhes Liss "Ev-
cry hopSefoll should ham this aftlclau-N. r.
TT,bEns. Address 'AnKRicAn Wins Co, - vii
liam street, NJ Y, or i6 Dearborn street' Chicago,
III 4WiI
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atuinu aud SnnruaI.
Travellers Galds.
aAiL-aoAn.

{upssvoKp Trains ieavs ~ bsAsa and he wess-I2i
AMI 30 A H.. AMI > Is AnA s-Sf u.
Trains leave fos PortiADl and the E>st-yJo llO2 and
n ~ a ~, anil ils ani Q. Ar. n.
AAoo Trains leave foS boston Apl The Wess-yli anil =
4. T., and AL and al p.n.
ll.So a. ~. aad ia and 40 P.n.
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Nae. r.., ome.-.M.n Arrangements.

Man. s,... n, IN. West at $50 a. ~. and LOS =. \
Yat IN. E.st at N - a. ~, ard - '. N. Foe Lin
.rick, at u 0P.s Coantry Mails ehse osery Tues
,lsy, Thursday anil saturday FL $50 As.
Nan. IssNx frum the we-t a. i3.i0 ard 20 '. -.
Y,< the Esst at 40 A. ~. AMI a;o .. -. Limerick, al
1i.s coan,ry Mails arrive every MsaDdsy, weines-
day AMI Friday At Ssor.s.
SIS. RICHARDS. r. n.
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In bankruptcy,

DISTRICT or MAINE. ss.-rhis IL TO give no.
tice that pursuant 20 the order Of Hon. Edward
Pox. Judge OF said court, I shall sell at public
auction ut my ONCE In Limerick In the county OF
at 10 O'Clock A. M, all the chooses In action OF
Charles 8. Whitcher, Bankrupt consisting OF notes
And book accounts. LUTHKR u. MOORE.
October Z, 1868. 3wt2 Assignee.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE USITRD STATES.

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED sT<TES'
II 3 Cobb, Bankyppk, IN Bankruptcy, TIL: :,
Il! Curt III. fcafs!snss day q ocsoBss, 81 REQ.
S s.y 5. g S:y. sS os
his debts, provabls under The bankrupt Act and
spon rssding ala psstio., II q ordsrsd BY The
seventh day. OF Deesuber. A. d. 1868, befors The
Court In Portland, IN said District q o'clock p
n, and that notice thssssf % publisAsd in the
Portland Advsrtissf and The BiddsiSrd Union and
3 week for tire WEEKS, and IN che weekly Ad:.
I'd s,s AL III s.sS!ss yhs haze Sts.ss
M they AVE, Why u: Pnyss o. Nd petition
thII,y eeyn sissss s's''; g, si1s q S;;Fias in
Sa6 Sis;s q p.s,rss. Cosst IL ga Di:sr,s.
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nISTNCT OF MAINE-In the matter Of
~ James NJ. Andrews, bankrupt. In Dauk-
rupty. This nto give notice that . Petition has
been presented TO the Court, this hfth day OF o.
tobcr. by jaime. n. Andrews. u Biddsford, o Bank.
fail aisohsrgo from al his debts. provabls under
the Bankrupt Act. and upon reading aid Petition.
IL h ordered by the Court that . hearing b had
upon The same. On The thirtieth day Of November,
District, q svissk. p. NJ ana thss uUSos thereof
be published In the Biddeiord Jsasnal and the
Portland Advertiser. newspapers printed In said
creditors who have proved their dobts and o,hsI
persons tu interest," may appear as said time and
place, end show cause, IL any they havs, vhy The
prayer VI aid Petition should not - Ersntsd
iva Clerk Of District Court icr nd District.
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~ Re sure md send Money by Regis.
tered Letter, when possible. In son,e instances
country posmasters have refused TO forward Letters
TO US, surprising that our business came under the
IL has been over and over again declared lawful by
the legal authorities This action Is instgatsd by
the jealousy or country merchants. In case any
postmaster should again decline 70 forward letters
SEND ny EXPRESS. -.
We cannot be responsible TOR money lost. unless
some precautions are taken to ensufe It's safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address In full. Town, County 4 State
8. @. THOMPSON d CO.,
100 FEDERAL STREET,
4vil BOSTON, MASS.
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NIMRicr OF NAME, A. n usdsrsspsd
signss 6 cSssl.s VI, srisaS. II SsSSSsosd. N tAs
County Of York, within ssld blstriss Who hai
S;sG cOsIs oS ~
W wv S SssAi % 80 p mT5SS 49,,
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter OF

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter o.
H. John Neal. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Thl'
Is to give notice that u petition has been pre-
sented to the Court, this sixth day or October
by John Neal. OF Parsonsfeld, . Bankrupt pray
Ing that no may bo decreed to have full dis
charge from all his debts, proyahle under the
bankrupt Act,and upon reading said petition, IL
ordered by the Court that hearing DO had upon
the same, on the 3Oth day Of November, AID. 1865
relofu mo COdft In Portland, In said District, NJ
O'clock. p. NJ, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest
may appear ut said time and place, and show cause
II any they have, why the prayer Of said Petition
'"0u'u N0' " ~ WA. p. PRBBLE.
3vl2 Clerk Of Distrist Court for said District
DISTRICT COURT or the UNITED STATES.
INSTRUCT or MAINE.-In the matter OF David
IL j. True, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. This Ia
10 give notice that petition has been presented 10
the Court this ninth day OF October, 1865, by Ia.
yId j. True, Of Portland, n Bankrupt, praying that
he NAV be deoreed TO have full discharge from
All his debts prOyable under the Bankrupt Act
both ms an individual and rs member Of the irm
OF d. j. True Co, and upon reading taid petition
IA is Ordered by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same. on the seventh day oil December
A. ID. isGs. before tho Court la Portland, In said
District, at o'clock p. NJ and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons 10
interest may appear Mt said time and place, and
show cause. II any they have, why the prayer o.
said petition should not be , Granted ,,u,,v
swl3 Clerk OF District Court for said District
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THE UNION & journal,
Bankruptcy Notices.s
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DIHTRICT OF MAINE In the matter OF

hISrRlCT OF MAINE In the matter Of
H. samuel A. Mash, Bankrupt In Bankrupt
or. This 10 10 give notice that Petition has been
presented 10 the Court, this sixth day Of %
tobsr, by samuel AsNash, OF Portland. . Bank
rupt. praying that no may DO decresd to have
Q full discharge from all his debts. provable
under the Bankrupt Act. and upon reading said
petition, 10 10 ordered by the Court that
hearing bo had upon the same on tho thirtieth day
OF November, A. u, 1858. before the Court In Port
land, In said District, nj o'clock T. ~, and that
all creditors who have proved their debts and othe!
persons In interest, may appear NJ said time and
place. and show cause, u any they have, why the
prayer OF said petition 'hoya No. b. sr Trnnea
3up Clerk Of District Court for said District.
DISTRICT COURT or Tue UNITED STATES
DIsTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of
IL Franklin A. Howard, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy. This Il To give notice that Petition has
been presented TO the Court, this sixth day OF DO
tober, by Franklin A. Howard, Of Portland, Bank.
rupt pray In. that he may be decroed to have full
discharge frOin all his debts, provable under the
Bankrupt Act. Individually and as q member OF
the firms OF J. L. Howard 4 Company, ond Howard
Brothers, and upon reading said petition, II Is
ordered by the Court that hearing be had upon
the same, on the thirtieth day VI November, A.
d. 1865, before the Court In Portland. In said Dis
triet. at J o'clock p. NJ, and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons In
interest, may appear at SAID time and place, and
show cause, II any they have, why tho prayer oil
said petition should not be Eranted ,,,
3wi2 Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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We keep nearly everything usually found In
Fancy Goods Stores.
AND WE WILL ALWAYS SELL AT the VERY
LOWEST PRICES.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Agents will please take notice OF this. DO moi
send names but number your clubs nom ono up
wards. Make your letters short and plain rs pos
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q iissaSis prsalsa q ~ go NO.
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In Bankruptcy.

awk3 Clerk Of District Court for sald Dlstrl
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DISTRICT COURT or TIE UNITED srATES.

sw,a CLERK Of District Cour, Coz aid Di irct.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
HrRICr OF NAME, N. natter q,

swia ''' '''''' ' A1 DA'
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-28

"A big negro burglar broke into female college in Oxford, Ohio, was surprised by the female occupants, chased up and down stairs, and finally shot dead.
 The total loss by the fire at lief ferson, Texas, on the night of the 27th ult, foots up over million dollars. The Phoenix and 4Etna Insurance com- panies are the principal losers.
 --The Supplemental Reconstruc- ton law passed, and now the law, al. lows State Constitutions to be ratified by maiority--this blocks the non- voting system.
 "A corps ofartsts connected with the principal illustrated weeklies arc en route to Washington, tophotograph the scene in the high court ofimpeach- ment. A special artist from the Lon don Illustrated News is said to be a. mong them.
 We have good accounts from last years tobacco crop in South lndi- ana. The farmers are now getting their tobacco ready for market, and the crop of 1867 is the greatest ever raised in the State.
 The amount proceeding from the sales of the captured and confiscated cotton paid into the treasury is nearly $30000,000
 The election in Bridgeton New Jersey on "Wednesday, was carried by the Democrats, who gained ll2 from last spring.
 --Twenty-four rings were taken from the fingers of young woman whose body was dug out of the land slide on Nesuyius.
 The Pittsfleld, Mass, paper mill, which consumes wood for it's stock in- stead of rags, is manufacturing rapidly. Some three hundred cords of soft pop- l lar are now at the mill.
 The Richmond Wliig is of opin- ion that the grape culture and wine l manufacture will become, at no distant , day, leading interest in Virginia.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-28
fro BE CONTINUED

Near Scottville, Illinois, when well-diggers reach depth of five or six feet the ground takes fire spontane- ously and burns continuously. Tho cit ezens are puzzled aud alarmed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-02
r RANCE.

Tho Ambassador of North Germany Re-
ceived by the aforementioned Courtesies
and Peaceful Assurances.
PARIS, Jan. l, 1868.
The Baron Won Gotz was received to-day by
the Emperor Napoleon as Ambassador OF Prussia
and Of the Confederation Of the North German
States.
The Baron assured the Emperor of the earnest
desire of his Majesty the King OF Prussia for
peace and for close friendship with France.
Napoleon, in his reply, expressed in warm terms
his approval of the unity Of Northern Germany aud
hoped the Baron Won Goltz would continue to
promote peaceful relations between Prussia and
France.
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The PRESS TELEGRAM.

ImperiaIists Without Distinction Ordered Out
of Mexico-The Yucntnn Revolt Gaining
strength-Nationai Troops Ordered to the
Peninsuia-The English AT Belize Aiding tho
Rebel Indians In Yucatan.
HAVANA. Jan. 1868.
Teegraphic dispatches from the city Of Mexico
to the 27th ult have been received from Vera
Cruz.
An order had been issued by the Mexican gov.
eminent banshing all persons who have been tried
and convicted of taking part in the late war
against the republic, including all those whose
sentences have been suspended or who had been
pardoned. The issue Of this order was caused by
the recent imperialist rebellion in Yucatan.
Orders have been issued to General Alatorre or
General Porfrio Da3 TO march Immediately with
an army Of three thousand men against the rebels
in Yucatan. Intelligence from that quarter repre-.
sents that the revolution is increasing in strength
and extent. sisal was blockaded by four Mexican
gunboats. The Spanish steamer was only per.
mitted to land mails.
Several engagements have been fought between
the troops and the Campeche Indians in which
the latter were defeated. Correspondence and
documents have been captured which prove the
existence Of an understanding between the Indians
and the English at Belize, and that the latter have
supplied the Indians with money and arms. other.
wise the war would have been concluded long ago.
Mutinies among the troops had taken place in
different parts Of Mexico.
A commission had arrived at Mexico from Pu.
eba to protest against the recent concessions for
completing the Vera Cruz Railway granted to an
English company.
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King victor Emanuel on the Position and
Enemies In the kinrdom-Gencrai Mena-
brca and tho New Cabinet.
FLORENCE, Jan. l, 1868.
King Victor Emanuel, in reply TO an address Of
both Houses Of the National Parliament, says Italy
Ia now passing through a crisis surrounded by her
foes, but he hopes for good result, and advises
Parliament and the people TO be calm
PARIS, Jan. l, 1865.
The Moniteur in its issue Of to-day says Mcna
brea il in a fair way to complete the reorganiza-
ton OF the Italian Cabinet and the formation OF
new Ministry under his direction may now be con-
sidered certain.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Imperial Commission 60 tho Trcnty
Powers-The United States Minister sc-
lected by the Emperor.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 90, 1867.
Official advices to Mr.. Cassius N. Clay,
the United States Minister to Russia, and dated
Pekin, November %, 1867, announce that the
Chinese Emperor has determined to send special
embassy to the treaty Powers. II is presumed
that the purpose Of the embassy is to revise the
treaties between the great Powers and the empire
Of China and to settle the many complicated and
delicate questions which have arisen under said
treaties during several years past.
An imperial decree, dated November 81, 1867,
announces that the imperial government has Sc
lected as its special ambassador for that purpose
the United States Minister to Pekin, Mr..
Arson Burlingame, and the acceptance by the lat
ter Of the appointment
The several foreign Ministers resident near Pc.
kin, with whom Mr.. Burlingame is very popular,
all cordially approve Of his selection. He leaves
Immediately, and proceeds via San Francisco.
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VIRGINIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.
The Richmond Press ON the Reign Of Terror
In the Sfute.
RICHMOND. Jan. |. 1865.

The Richmond Press on the Reign Of Terror
In the Sfute.
RICHMOND Jan. L. 1865,
O'Clock T.. M.
The following extract from the Examiner OF to-
day fully sustains what l have previously des
patched Of the reign of terror here:--
'The accounts which are coming up from nearly all
quarters are enough curdls tho blood Of every hu
name man. The fairest land under the sun lies IN
wretchedness and ruin. domain which has teemed
with abundance a region universal pauperdom
Frightful dostituton everywhere prevails, and gaunt
grim starvation already shows It's horrd 'front.' though
the winter Is but begun The labor OF the multitude OF
the blacks consists in foragos and banyards
OF the whites the and the live stock dsap.
pearing under the operations OF the black
thieves and robbers who organ izng In bands
too numerous TO bs resisted BY their victims, and
already formidable even TO the military. A war OF
white and black Is imminent and II will DO Invested
with complication OF horrors. II will DO war OF
colors. war of castles, war with robbers.
bread It will appeal to every consideration hch can
command the convictions and IRE the passions
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Tho Tycoon Resigns His Government Func.
HOns-The Mkado Installed In Power
Opening of the New Ports-A Slight Delay
Increase of American Trade-Marriage Of
tho United States Ministcr-Death of an
American ORicer-Trade Report.
! ht:sS.,, YOKOHAMA, japan, Dec. 6,
Via SAN FRANCISCO, JAM l, 1868.
The Tycoon of Japan has resigned his govern.
ing power into the hands of the Mikado. The
government Of the empire will henceforth be
barried on under the Mkado, by q council Of
Damaios, or mobiles.
There are many rumors afoat Of troubles at
E1iato, the metropolis of the empire. Some assert
tat the death Of Stolz Vabhi has taken place, bu
y 10 not generally believed.
Osaca and viogan or the inland sea, will Ger.
;Ainly be opened to foreign commerce on the lst
Il January, 1863.
The United States Minister with several Of his
colleagues, will proceed there in short time, to
lie present on the occasion of the opening. An
army and large naval force will be present in
cass Of trouble.
The opening of Jeddo is deferred until the LIST
d April next.
The new port to be opened on the west coast Of
the empire is Neagata, as named in the original
itsaty; but the harbor at that place being unsafe
fr foreign ships coming in, that of Ebisunto, on
the island of SADIE, thirty miles distant, is to be
made the port Of entry in its stead.
I This port and harbor are to be opened on the LIST
OF April.
The reason for the delay given by the Japanese
ia that they cannot prepare the settlements before
that period.
There are q good many robbers In Jeddo. and
some fear lest they should come to Yokohama.
Several mercantile houses intend opening
branches Of their establishments at Osaca and
Ilogo. among others three American houses
whose headquarters are here.
/ Many new American hands arc venting here to
@ there by the first opportunity.
General Van valkenburg, the United States
Minister in Japan, was married on the 25th Of
November to Mrs. Schayer. widow Of the late
1aphael Schayer, of New York.
A concert was given here few nights since for
mo benefit Of the psor Of Yokohama, of which
shers are great many at present in the city.
Stephen Massett is here giving his Drifting
About entertainments.
The tree under which Commodore Perry, United
Sites Navy, signed the original treaty with the
japanese has been cut down, to make way for the
residence of the British Consulate.
Commodore James T. Watkins died on board
abe steamer Costa Rica on her passage from
Yokohama to Shanghae, from injuries received
from falling down hatchway.
Yokohama is approaching her former size as
seenbeforc the fire which took place last winter.
In he markets the prices for imports are the
aams AZ In the last report-nominal. The demand
Tor rms and ammunition has been good since the
rscspt OF the news of the abdcation Of the
Tycoon. Woollen mills goods, yards and amlets.
aredull, and the quotations nominal. Sheet linen
andbar iron have been sold for expectation. The
6wsney takes one hundred and thirty.fve pculs
OF lin and the Crisolite one hundred and thirty
thns piculs TO New York.