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BILLIARDS.
CoMETuINC NEW

COMETHING NEW
~ We bes leave to inform the public tha. we have suc
cecded ~ bringing the price billiard table wtnin tne
reach OF gra, who have e eoforc bcnn lorce 70
abstain from the esul. scicnt'ic,
heaniul and Interesting game known to the woiid on az
count OF the the Dut We are now sel
Ing tables at The following unprecedented and unvacd
prices viz
size Il m by II f., from $500 TO $500 each complete
Size II. by 10 H. from 1913 TO US each, comp etc.
Size f. 6n. by H.. IRON $500 10 t2o each, compets
Size IT, by f., from S2W to Sl1S each 0our iegs)s
complete. -
complete -
We hope that II will not bc undo stood from the above
sighting for such would %
runous ourselves, but IN explanation will that iEe
prices ony according to tue hnishing trimming up
and decoration OF the tbes all OF them being ted wiz.
the celebrated cushion alike, the ru
qualities OF the chea most expensive o""F
the We turn work Cannot rcsouliucno'
KAyANAGH DICK Err corner OF Canal aud Cen'rs -.
GREAT REVOLUTION IN BILLIARD TAbi..r:S, 80, 81
" cushions can make nine on W. H. GklFFtus.
They Tor elasticity correctness VI anss
~ yesey street.
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TOR SALE Iowa LOT, 2'xie9; ALSO HOUSE, %
A1SAs6J near filth aveuue, below Twentieth street.
LOUIS CoCRCHkr, No. D Wcs, Eleventh street.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY SHEET


GOO LEXINGTON AvEEUF.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
OAV will rent, sinry, with Board,
era finely furni he'd terms moderate responsible
parties. References. Call or address.
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TOR SALE-THE FOUR DORCHESTER STONE
v front Stores and Dwellings Sixth avenue, between
Fihyhird and Fuyfourlh streets. The apartments are
fitted ny With all For invest ent this il
of the most desirable pieces Of improved property
the avenue. Prncpn Il only
Beed apply TO the owner the premises. from gtoA
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
TO LEE.

k'Ok sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A FIRST CLASS THREE
"ory high stoop brown stone basement Philadelphia
nr,ch houe 2iM1x ~ Handsomely fre3coed rep,ee
NM. az improvements splendid arbors nst
ntes walk from Wall Fulton ferry; cost the owner over
$aWu; VIII be- SOIL with great sacr9ce; easy terms and
Office, Brooklyn. " N' .'-s'S
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TOR SAIE--ONR ACRE OF LAND FRONTING NEW
York bay, valuable Tor residence factory purroses
surroundings first class terms to suit For price address
JERSEY, Herald onice
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-20
SUMMONS.

Nevada State Revenue Stamp Fifty Cents
IN THE DISTrICr COURT oF THE SECOND
Judicial District If the Ssate If Nevada in ami
f,r the County of Ormsby- Lucy j. Gsd1y,
Plaintiff Octsvis B. Gafdy, Defeniant. Actt N
Brought in the District Curt of the Second Judi
e.sl district of the State Of Nevada. and r the
county If .sTnis:y and the Complaint filed in said
C-unty If ru.~by, III :he cffice Of the CLERK of
aid District Cart. The State Of Nevada sends
xresting To cctayis T. Gaddy, Defendant. You
ere hereby required to pear a ton brUt;-
against IN by The above named plaintiff in the
t,sstrict Court Of the Second Judicial Distrit of
the stare Of NevTds, in and for the County Of
Il copy Of which accompanies this summons}
within ten days iexclusive Of tue day of seryice)
ast.r the service You of this sumnOnS-If
served within this county; cr il served ont of this
County. bat in This District. within twenty days,
otherwise within fprsy dsys-or Judgment by de-
sauit will be taken against you- The sai,i arti0n
/, br night obta a decree Of this Court di-solv-
ing the binds Of matr1mony existing between the
above named parties to this action, upon the
grounds f your ,s fen,,antl having failed for ia
years In past provide Plaintiff and child with
the common Of life and by reason of
habitual gross drunkenness your part, con-
trarted since mari ia-e For the csre custody and
of your child Eddy NJ. by the PLAIN
tit And judgment against You for cosis of this |
suit All OF which more fully appears by said |
Complaint certified e,py Of which accompanies /
rais SUNNI And Yea are hereby notified that \
il you fill t. APPEAR and answer tho said COMPLAINT
a. nip-e required. the said pi.intih viii apply TO
the Court the relief y a,ed in her said com
,iaiat Given under hand, api rhe seal Of th- I
District Con Of he Second Judicial Dist
SEAL ct II the State If Nevtd-, in atsd for the
county II 'jrn,sby, this Il, ia- of A'rii,
y the year Of .'rr ior'i one th r--,;d -igh' huB-
i-ed aud seventy. I. y EnW ARD Clerk.
anil 4ug
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cover the tax and delinquency assessed to
defendant against g. i'd property for the fiscalve.
commencing January l. 1858, and ending December
u, 1868; AID that summons has been duly issued
in each case; and yen are further notified that
unless you appear and answ er the complaint filed
in said cause, on or before the 4th DAY OF MAY.
A d. 1870, judgment viii be taken against you.
| and the real estate and improvements herein dc.
| scribed. Tor the amount of tax and DELINQUENCY
, specified, ard c SITS of suit.
| Wni Young, one wagon and two horses, as
sessed al si0o Tax and delinquency, Si3 Ga
! VIM johnson, two horses assessed al 500. Tax
AID delinquency. Sl3 81
| Eichd II. Parkinson, Let in block No 4s of
Sears. Thompson Sears division of Carson CITY
and dwelling house thereon. assessed at $500:
household furniture, $50; total $50 Tax and
delinquency. SI2 90
Mrs Alice Warren, Lot 10 in block No 5 in Pear
son Goodrich division Of Carson City, with in
proVeGients thereon Known aS the fremont House.
assessed at S50e; househ Id furniture SjD; total,
5000. Tax aHd Delinquency so y
J. f. e>eiss. possessury claim to SO acres Of
land, the East half of the Sc IL Of Section 2s,
Township Is \, 10 E. assessed at Sl50; also one
wagon, so, AMI two horses, $3.50; total, $3.50.
Tax and delinquency. SO IS
Thomas I. Israel, right, title and interest of I.
I Israel in and to the tract OF land bound ID on
the North by Thirteenth stree (Car4on city, East
by the South continuation Of 0rnisby street. West
by land Owned by Charles Bray, md South by the
quarter section line dividing the IL OF Section
10 and the " Of Section %, Township Is n
- Z, containing abb So acres, assessed at $50
Tax and delinquency, IS
Godfrey Poirrier, two work oxen, assessed az
$50. Tax and delinquency, s. So
Alexander Gray, one wagon, assessed at 500;
two horses at $3.50; total, 800. Tax and delin-
qnency, sl4 a
Charles Bergman, one wagon, assessed at $780,
two horses ar S1UU; total, S20O. Tax and den-
quency, s. 81
I e. Ludlow stock in trade assessed at 500:
camera fiNtui es $500; and one gold watch S1Oo:
total, 500. lax and delinquency So 50
u known Owners, Lots 1 and 5 in block No 8,
Sears. Thompson Sears division IF Carson City
assessed at So each SO; LIT one in block 81 Of
same division $500; Lots , aud in block So, 81
same division, SO each, SlGo; Lots > 3 and ii
block II Of division SO each $40; the North
half of block No in Ngsser's divi.iou Of Carson
lily. aud Improvements thereon 500; lot six III
block a Of Mu>ser's division cf Carson Cty Sl0e;
J. and North 90 feet of l, , ard 3 in block GO Of
'ame dvir l0D, SIS; the North o. feet Of block Ne
70 Of division, So; and the North 60 feet OF
block Z. Of same divi-i n, SIS; total, S9l5. Tax
md delinquency, $50 -
The above taxes and del nquency are payable in
egal tender paper money If the Unit, d states and
he costs in each cause payable in gold coin Ct
he United States. Ii payment he made prior u
Judgment, it must he made 30 Judge Wai!z, at his
fce, King street, Carson City.
Carson City, March 81 1870
THOMAS WELLS,
IA Dist. Atty. 0rrlsby County. Nevada.
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Notice OF Suits


DISTaIoT ATTORNEYS GFFICE.-SrATE
IL Of Nevada. County Of Ormsby TO the fol-
lowing named DEFENDANTS, aid to all owners Of
or claimants to, the real estate and improvements
thereon, or improvements. when assessed separ-
atey. heieiBafter described, known unknown.
You are hereby notified that suits have been
in the Justices Court in and for ar
son Township, Orm. by County, State of Nevada,
before Adolphus Waltz Justice of the Peace, by
the STATE Of Nevada Plaintiff. against each Of the
Defendants herein. fter named, aud each Of the
following described tracts parcels of laud with
tie improvements thereon, and improvements,
when separately assessed, and all owners of, or
claimants to, the same, known or unknown, to re-
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TAKE WARNING!

THE V. & T. l.. Il. CO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
{ take due irccsuIion against accidents and
Lss OF life resulting from the running OF their
trains; and they take this method OF warning pa
rents and SS,art.isns against the dangers attending
tae too practice Of children PLAYING about
their cars and locomotives. Thos- having in charge
the business of tine Conn any ind it imp. ssbe 10
PERSUADE boys, no frequent the terTnini and stop
ping places Of the Rad fruE climbing upon the
AND engines, and they VIII feel themselves
obliged to resort TO more decied measures if these
ai.noyanceS continued becent accidents,
which wholly a>criDal'ie TO the carelessness of
persOiss ii jumping AMI OF the when in
mJ'ioc, should b. warning enough in themselves.
H. NJ YERINGFJS, Superintendent.
February II, 1870 If
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III q TT q "
OF SUITS COlsfyENCEsf.


nlSTRICT ATTORNEYS 0FFICF--STATE
Of Nevada County Of ornsby. To the fol-
lowing named Defendants. and to all owners Of,
claimants to, the real estaie and Improvements
thereon, or improvements, when assessed separ-
ately. hereinafter described, known or unknown.
Yen hereby notified that suits have teen
commenced in the Justices Court in and for Car
son Township, 0fInsby County. Nevada. before
Adolphu- Waltz Justice Of the Peace, by the state
Of Neyadl. Plsint.f, against each Of the Defend
ants et eiltfter nanIei and ca L Of the following.
d. scribed tracts or plrc,IS Of ,I-d with the i'm
pruyements there Il, and improvements, when
separately sd aid al oWLers for claimants
To- the same know n OF unknown, II recover The
tax AMI delinquency, assessed t. sid deieldart
against said N, peTty tJr the sci year cdInmeuc-
ing January /, 1se7, AID ending Iecpniler 81
lsG7 and that Summons hes been daily Issued ia
e;,h case; and ytuare further TO fled hat unless
y,u aJpe r and answer the conplat filed in said
e. or before the 9 ii IA OF NAY, A. D.
fs1o, Judgment will be taken against you. and
the real estate AID improvements Le.e Lestr. J.
for the amount If tax All delinquency spec i Cd,
and costs I suit.
MaIcejlus fiuyn, tax and Delinquency on pcs
sessory claim II 252 acres Of WOOD land situated
in the vic nifty If safe House Tunnel, Empire
rown-hip assessed at $50; also IL cords Of wood
in Pile Nut valley assessed at SIS; total value,
1915 Tax and de ilquerey. 81 50
Oliver Cromwell, Lot in block Il, Empire
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quarter Of Section I, Township Is N, r Is e, Lei
acres, at l66; the NV tract. quarter Of Section l.
same Township, III acres at III; the Sc quarter
Of Section /, same Township leo acres, at 100;
the SW quarter Of Section 1, same Township, 100
acres at leo; the NE quarter of Section IL, same
Township l60 acres, at 500; the Sc quarter of
Section IL, same Township, 100 acres. at 500;
the SW fractional quarter of Section IL, same
Township, 81 acres, at sos; the NE quarter of
Section Is, SINE Township, lG0 acres, at leo; the
NV quarter of Section IS, same Township, 100
acres at leo: the Sc quarter of Section Is, same
Township, leo acres, at 100; the SW quarter of
Section Is, same Township, leo acres, at loo:
the Sc quarter and SW fractional gnar;er of Sec
ton So, Township IGN, X is +, 200 acres. at 20o;
the Sc quarter of Section 81. Township l6 n, K 10
Z, 100 acres at 500; The " fractional quarter of
Section 81, Township 16 n, + 10 +, leo acres at
SO; the SW quarter of Section So, Township Ii
Y, X 10 Z, leo acres at 100; the Sc quarter Of
Section SO, Township 16 n, L 10 Z, leo acres, at
SOC; the SW quarter of Section S5, Township l6
N, r 10 Il, lG0 acres, at l60; total. II ,21S. Tax
and delinquency, S07 AZ. Che above taxes
AID delinquency are under the assessment for the
fiscal year 1869
The taxes ami delinquency in the above cases
for 1s6S, are payable in currency, and the costs
in coin: and the taxes. delinquency and Costs, in
the above for 1859, all payable in coin.
Payment before judgment be made to the
Clerk OF the Court in which the suits pending.
Carson City, April 6, 1870.
THoS. WELLS,
Dist. Atty. OTmsby Co. New.
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Dis-olasiep CT Copartner-h,p.

ssHE CopsRFNERSIIYP HERETaFcaY Ey-
istiny ;set " Tiad-r and Geo Nu-ek-
'.,., rhssisiarf- si, Sur il this dssived
BY mui nai consent / prs knowing Ii. M
e'.,.ti & thea are r-.sasss ~ tie M
tr 'h- first a.y April, L ir a. cpuuts will be
sctr wsin TIE .roper I'll, ers fr cclle-iin
W TJtD2p,
GEO NUNCArGy.
Carson, March 18th, 1870. mizI
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n o T I C e.

DARrIES HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
i the V. i I. r. X. Co. requested to pre-
rsn. them a an Office OF the Company by the LIST
Vi the month following that in which they lave
sccruei.
II. NJ. TERINGToN. Superintendent.
February p. 1S10. If
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13
POE T RY.
From the Church Of England Magazine.
THE LOVED AND LOST.


" The loved and lost' why da We call them lost
Because we miss them from cur outward road.
Gods unseen angel DER our pathway crost.
Looked on us all. and loving them the most,
Straightway relieved them from ife's weary load.
They are not lost; they are within the door
That shuts out loss and every hurtful thing
With angels bright, and loved ones gone before,
In their Redeemer's presence .yermorc,
And God himself their God, their Judge and King.
And this we call loss | o selfish sorrow
OF selfish hearts! I'VE of little faith
Let us look round, some argument to borrow,
Why we in patience should aweit the morrow,
lha' s"rely must succeed this night Of death.
Aye look upon this ol.ary, desert path,
lhe tnorns ana thistles wi-er. zoe ,er we turn;
What trials and what tears. what wrongs and wrath
What struggles and what strife journey hath T!
They have escaped Jrom thess AID 10 we mourn
Ask the poor sailor, when the wreck is done,
Who, with his treasure, strove the shore to reach,
While with the raging waves h battled on.
Was it not joy, where every hope seemed gone,
To see his loved ones landed on the beach?
A poor wayfarer leading by the hand
little child had halted by she well
To wash from off her feet the clnging sand,
anu lcil tHe tifcu pOy OF tnat pllgnt Ianu
Where this long journey past. they longed to dwell,
When 10 the Lord who many mansions had,
Drew near and looked upon'he suffering twain,
Then plying, spake, 9 Give me the little lad:
In strength renewed and glorious beauty, clad,
III bring him with me when come again.
Did she make answer selfshy and wrong
Nay, but the woes feel he too must share 70
Or, rather bursting into grateful song
She went her way rejoicing, ard made strong
To struggle on, since he was freed from care
We will do likewise. Death hath made no breach
In love and sympathy, in hope and trust;
No outward sigh or sound our ears can reach,
Bat there's an inward, sptitual speech,
That greets still, though mortal tongues be dust
II bids us do the work that they laid down
Takes up the where they broke off the strains
So jouneying till we reach the heavenly town,
Where are laid up our treasures and our crown,
And our lost, loved ones viii be found again
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NO. IA

publican, state that King William has ap-
pointed Wilhelmshohs a. the future resi-.
dence Of Napoleon. This il mere sub
urb Of fCassel, walled city Of Germany,
province Of Nieder- -Hsssen, capital Of
Hesse- Cassel, and is beautifully situated
on the left bank Of the Fulda river, near
ly hundred miles .northeast of Frank
fort on. the. Main, with which it 10 con-
nected by rail. It Is connected with Cas-
sol by stone bridge of three arches, 800
feet in length. AT. CasscI the upper new
town contains a number Of squares, in
the principal Of which--the Frederick
Platz-stands the electors palace, an in
different structure, and next 10 it the.
museum, the handsomest building in'the
town, containing library with one hun
dred thousand volumes and many valu.
able MSS. Within the same edfGcs ID :
collection Of antiquities, ,roany of them
rare objects Of art and rit<M. including
some interesting Roman f91kt95 1tslad
in Hcsse Cassef; coins, ,printsand 1odoIo (
and large picture gallery In the cen
tire of square is colossal marble stat
ue OF Frederic H. Among the other not.
able public areas is Kings Platz, In The
form of a crescent, remarkable for pos,
sessing skiold echo. The lower new
town has fortress now used a. State
prison. A very large hospital is one Of
the features Of the suburb Of Wilhelm-
shohe, and others are many fine walks
and public gardens. Cassel has, alto
gether, eight churches; it has also acads
mics for painting, sculpture, &c, an Oh.
servatory, and several associations for
the promotion of trade, agriculture, and
manufactures The situation Is lovely
one, but whether suited to the medita-
tions Of the distinguished exile, We can
not say.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13
North Carolina Victory.

Tho Democratic Conservative commit
tee Of North Carolina have issued an ad-
dress congratulating the people ofthe
State on the victory Of truth, justice,
liberty and law over corruption ard high
handed usurpation and tyranny" The
following paragraphs from their address
are very interesting revelations Of the Is
sues involved, and Of the attitude Of the
victorious Conservatives toward the ne
groes
1t was the policy of some Of the lead
crs OF our opponents to drive Us into
violent resistance, and efforts were rnado
to do so by repeated instances of iawless.
ness and oppression. But thanks to the
good sense Of our people they failed, sig,
nally failed, in their wicked purposes. aud
the whole American people now see too
plainly to be misled in the future that the
military movement set on foot here was
gotten upon false pretences by desperate
ton ana d s Keeping as eSSsssynS sbs
Seeing the rising indignation OF the
honest people Of the State, suffering a.
they were from all the ills arising from &
wasteful and corrupt administration Of
the State Government, and that all was
lost to them, unless something could be
done to avert popular condemnation;
they deliberately planned and attempted
to execute the desperate scheme Of mill
tary violence which the country has seen
enacted, in the hope and with the expecta-
ton that the people, alarmed, ovcrawed
and helpless, would tamely yield their
rights and let the election 60 by default
The result has shown how much they
were mistaken in tho character Of the
people of North Carolina.
We very well know, citizens,
that this is not mere party triumph.
True it Is the victory that has been won
in the name Of our party. But let us not
forget that 1t is victory due In great
degree to the uprising ofhoncst and con-
scrvative men of all parties. The cleo
ton returns show that thousands who in
the former elections voted with the radi.
cal party have come to our aid and help.
cd us to win the signal triumph which
now gladdens our hearts. Even the COL
ored race, controlled as it hithertoforc
has been by evils cornsels and gross mis-.
representations of our motives and pur.
poses rs to them in many portions Of the
State in very considerable numbers
broke away from the trammels in which
they were bound and materially aided In
swelling our majorities. We pledged
ourselves in the legislative address issued
in March last, that all their rights under
the constitution and laws Of the country,
in case Of our success, would be alike rs-
spectci and protected with those ofwhite
citizens Time will show that these
pledges will be faithfully redeemed. We
know that efforts will still be made 70
alarm, delude and mislcad them, for with.
out their aid the faction that has just
been defeated will hereafter be power.
less. The interests Of the white and col.
ored races in North Carolina are the
same, and what Injuries one will surely
and inevitably result in injury to tile
other. Let there then be no strife be-
tween them. Let each respect the rights
OF the other, and peace and harmony win
prevail.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

Eg- 1t is said that it takes ten men
nearly year to finish handsome camels
hair shawl.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13
GoLD IN THE HousE.--A Washingtoh
dispatch to a New York paper relates the
following amusing anecdote;


During Mr.. Cox's remarks In the
House on the currency bill. a laughable
scene occurred Mr.. Cox said that, TO
his ears, and to those Of the Democratic
party, the words "gold and silver were
as the sweetest music;" and that this
point Getz, from the Berks county, PENN.
district, came over to the speaker and
jingled, good. bumoredly, In his face,two
shining twenty dollar gold pieces. Cox
thanking Gets for the dramatic effect
which he had given his speech, took the
money, and holding each piece In either
hand, showed it as Democratic money,to
which, said he, we must soon return
money which, the good danes Of Berks
county and Of the entire State Of Penns
had hidden away in shot bags and stoee
ings. At the conclusion Of Nj. Ooxs n:
marks, Paine, a Republican member -
Wisconsin, openly pressnced him with =
beautiful bouquet oe doMers, accompa-
MED by few wsrds Of compliment.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

Ay- The kid glove is about to cease
from its mission as the emblem ofaristoc-
racy on account of detection in prices.
Very excellent kids are now sold In Paris
at thirty cents q pair, and in New York
they are marked as low as fifty cents. The
market is absolutely overstocked, and
even the present prices cannot, 1t is be.
lieved, long be maintained in the trade.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
torial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance.
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
shines free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of a personal
character, If admissible at all, double the usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
state offices, $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, 25 cents per line.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, i'm
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
to be paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery
Address all letters and communications to
j. 5. DUNHAM, Editor and Proprietor
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

AZ Yssnsus has s'a~ Republican.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

ED- There is good deal of excite
ment among the wild Indians on the
Plains west of this. The Chcrokecs once
offered to keep these Indians quiet for
half the expense it now takes to keep
them unquiet, and the General Govern
ment rejected this oiler.--Cherokes Ad-
,.ocnks
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Col. WIN. T.. BOURNE,

rormcrlv Of Fort Smith, Arkansas, will as
sist me In the duties of my Agency. ] am
to make cash advances on all ship
ments Of Cotton to the House Of Messrs. i. i.
BRAuNs d CO., Baltimore, and will PERSONAL
ly guarantee to shippers as much per pound,
net. as they would receive by shipping: to
New Orleans or New York markets.
G.. A. MEYER,
Agent for Baltimore and Arkansas.