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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoMPANYs FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal
and interest payable in gold, free of Government
tax, coupon registered, convertible at the option
of the holder into stock of the Company at par which
privilege will at distant day enable the holders
of these bonds to realize upon them at price
siderably above par besides paying about nine t9)
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile. The
established character of this road running as it does
through the heart of the most hcklysettled portion
of the great State of Iowa. together with its present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant us
in unhestatingy recommending these bonds to in
vestors as, in every respect an undoubted security
limited quantity are still offered at 90 and interest
by HENRY CLEws d Co., No. 81 Wall-st
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The 5-2Os of 1867, Coupon sold on Saturday az the
second call at 1O9aO9s 52Os Of 1865, 1lOdlGi There
does not seem TO be disposition among the holders Of
our bonds to sell at the present rates in any con
siderable quantities.
State bonds remain quiet Tennessee 6s ex Coupon,
62I Virginia Co. Coupon co.. Missouri e., o9t; Ala
bama S. 99l; and New-York state Bounty Loan Is, 1861
Railroads dull, with Central Pacific SCI; Ohio and
Mississippi 1st Mortgage, 9S; Bank Of Commerce (he
only bank stock quoted), 122dl22li Pacific Mail, 390
59g; Western Union Telegraph, "a.
The stock market this afternoon has not ruled quite
a. high i'm prices Saturday. Then, NewIork Cen
trail aud Hudson quoted at 93 G93t; do Certificates,
so 9s9; Lake Shore a9l; Chicago and Northwestern
Preferred sjl Milwaukee and ST. Paul Preferred, 7Gt
75I To-day, New-York Central and Hudson Is quoted
at 92i a93 do Certificates $50 ass Lake Shore 9OsG90
Chicago and Northwestern Preferred, al Milwaukee
and St. Paul Preferred, 75Jd75i. There was but one
Board held to-day, and many members absent this
afternoon; and this is the heavy duh Of the
year in the stock market, all who leave their
business OFF in the country laying in a stock Of
health and energy for the coming season. which bids fair
TO De an active one at the Stock Board
There but session OF the stock Exchange to-
day, account Of the funeral Of the late Mr. Nathan
Thefollowingare the Government quotations OF Messrs.
Il & Hat A
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orrosea arc not likely TO agree, With respect 70
UomIot Mr. Ruecies is exceedingly proiuse, II
NOT o~ceedirgIy clear lie thinks that the plsy
.Io,'. o necessity for selfrestraint as respects
e NV c,,,1t;as of tho sou and intellect and we
dsr. say he is quite right. only-perhaps it shows
I.Io more 20 ewes that not entirely engrossed
h. t5c search for morals. In this portion OF the
+,oo,iso as also in the article on Macbeth Mr,
Prycless great virtue of certainty is finely and cor
fortably conspicuous He speaks like one ha'ini
authority and not as the scrbes, and we can only
congratulate him on having fathomed-at least to
his own themes that have ballled the
reverent inquiry of of the wisest and brightest
of mankind.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF HENRY CLEws 81 Co.,
% Wall-St

BANKING House OF HENRY CLEws * Co..
80 Wall-st.
Interest allowed ON all daily balances Of gold coin
or currency accounts at market rates.
Persons depositng with us can check at sight, in
same manner as upon any of the banks
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand
or at fixed date, bearing interest at the current
rate.
Collections made promptly at all points.
We draw Bills Of Exchange, make Geographic
transfers of money in London, and issue credits
available throughout Europe.
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts, on terms
the same for Currency; to receive Gold on Depos-
it, bearing interest and subject to check at sight
to issue Gold Certificates Of Deposit; to make ADJ
yances in Gold against currency and other Collate-
rails and to afford Banking Facilities generally upon
Gold Basis
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MAGAZINES.

We have received from LppincOtt d Co.
Good Words in which poems by William Allingham
and Jean Incelow Good Words for he Young; and The
Sunday MoGa.jne
1t almost makes one cool and comfortable in
this seethiug summer to read The Oreridnd Aon"yWth
its sketches Of travel among breezy islands of the Pacific
by-ways of Scandinavia, and mountainakes OF CanIor-
MIA These tales of adventure this month, as they
usually are in The Overland novel in subject and fresh
and natural in style There two three short stores
one OF which the history of Potts, the Iroubadou
Probably IL is by Mr. Bret Hare but of the authorship
Of the following poem there DC no manner OF doupt
PENELOPE.
(sINPsoN's BAR, 1851
So you've KEN yer agen,
And one answer won't dOf
Well of all the derned men
That I've struck, 10 is You. A.,
sal yer's that derned fool from simpson s. ea'or
round yer i'll the dew.
KEN in ef yOu ,riH.
Thar-quit! Take a cheer.
Not that; You can't I'LL
Them thcer cusbngs this year
For that cheer was my old MANS Joe Simpson, and they
don't make such men about yer
He was tall, was my Jack,
And strong a tree.
ThaT's his gun on the rack
Jest YOU heft it and see. - -
And yOu come "a couTtln his Wlddef LOru' "h'i0 VI"
that crltter, SAL be!
You'd fiji my Jacks placei
And man OF your size
with no baird 10 his lace,
Nor snap to his eyes -.
And nary Shoe thar! was Iooih - ""0' WV
Tor sartain-don't rise.
Sit down. Law why shoe!
I'm weak as "A gl
sal! Don't You 90, Joe, ,
or III faint-surc, shall.
Sit down-oDorbeer where you like, JOe-n that cheer
if You chOOse-LOrd, wheTs sal!
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EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.


Price % and accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road. Issue
stricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about TO open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
year to Eufaula. It's finances are in excellent condi
tion and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds as q cheap and we'll
secured investment
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., 25 Nassau-st
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The Secretary of the Treasury VIII receive
hids for gold AZ follows during the month: August D.
sl.cDoOoo August 10, slOOOCOO; August H. SlOOoo"i
August a. $OOOCOO August 81, SlOOOOOo; ana VIII re-
ceive offerings OF bonds follows: August 4, So"oi
August IL, 100000; August IS, 100000; August 20
s2,OOOOO0.
Bids and offerings will be received In accordance WIN
regulations heretofore observed.
The following are the current rates for foreign ex-
change Gable transfers have been made at iii.
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THE MARKETS.
LCarefuIIy reported for TnR TRIsuyE. ]

Carefully reported for THR TRIBUNE
MONDAY. Aug l. 1870
ASBS-There continues good demand for Pots and the market is
quote Sc 2jd 6 75 Pearls moderate demand
the market is steady; quote at $50 80 IS.
CoTToNThe demand has been rather moderate both for present
delivery but the market shows generally stronger tone and
the offerings moderate at the close in Of the favorable
sos bales 05 SATURDAY
for consumption and for speculation For future
delivery Saturday evening 200 bales August l8 100 lic lOo
September lGlc 2OO 0ctobS l6 December LODE
To-day 100 August l7lc 100 November 6c all basis
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And the following for State securities:
And the following for Railroad bonds /.

n. Y. Cenirll g.. Il Estate. Oh
y. y. tentmi b.. Subscription. 90
\. u Central 70. las6........l1lI
En- r. "a Mort lui. lI,J.... o.
Ere IS. ~ Niun.' IL. la'1.... as
Erc =. an Nor lHi.. / ..D... %
liIlson River y. - N. SF't1llD
Harlem IT. Mou.ag- .........lUl
Albany 4 Sup b III Bouds-...l.1
Albany 4 Sgsg4 "a Bond. 9sl
Chic. Bur 4 q. up. r. 1T Mo-
Mica. 80. 2 pea cent, % Mort. g5
Central Paclhe bOnJs.......... UGi
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The following shows the comparative erhinb'"' -
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for the tnreo
in July, 1870: -. az, OFT % : tpe.....412 800 70
Mr. VIM L. jenkins, late Cashier, nas ,,o vacancy y
rr"ident OF The Bank OF America TO M tne Thcauny ~
1o,h ~ Mr. Lanes Punnett, and Mr. Jatray Itslet; u
The grading OF the Utica, Clinton and Bshai''n IAN
road is completed. ~ .,o ,o,g offering the
, ted bonds OF the Lake shore ana
smtbern Railway Company at 9i and accrued IJ
g., cnrrency The stock OF the Lake Sh0re anu bt
sauthern Railway Company pay dlVd,hd Oh Pd ~
Dor annnm he side earning about double lhat hout'
The bonds OF this Company are as safe ana secure ~ ~
yestors Inn the payment OF the interest ara pihc a. "
~ Dossibe for anv security to be. As further ndu.t
ment to investors, the Companyis willing to issue
tered bonds" bearing the interest," per cent pI
ennum ms the coupon bonds but payable quarterly on the
let day OF January APRIL July, and October IN Sach
York These registered bonds afford security against
loss by robbery, fire, or otherwise.
TABLE ofhe Arerage AMOUNT Of Loans, Specie Crcna-
ton Deposits and Legat Tenders IN The BANKS or He
Ciy Of NeV- York for The Ueek ending saturday, ""'V
3O
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T0ials..... 80 a. t'-
PETROLRUM-Cuie very dul ard weak; l0. bd r.
asel; bbl FOR Sepemer October Nogem'",
and December deyery-2O bb week ljc Rtnei lee o.
lover We quote stsnri White nomnay BE- here I'd
Philadelphia at 23ie.
RICEIn Rangoon the and prices feT bat
Carolina very ght rs bags Rnga a. iti
BE stock to-day OF 40 Cafona ed
400 bags Rangoon. go
SIGARS-Raw fairly active the demand chiefly from reinr sh
offerings and prcs steady fir 10 good keanng 9tGe
hhis 0lOlc for Cuba aud l for Porto X o
Refined firm and in better demand ie for a an l
White Az stock to-day All hhdS Cuba 1919 bids Porto Loo
363 hbds English Island and total hh e
total bags 4i455 Havana boxes 1885, Aeao bids 49, AID
Java baskets 3d.
sERDS-Crsss Seeds continue dull. and values entirely nai
we quote a for Clover. and ga b y for Timothy
TALLOWThe market hrm, with demand sales Of oob
lUHl0ic. for City. -
WHIsKY-Ihe market unsettled quiet q 2 bbs az
M
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g. West. III Mort, ln8g...... 90
CT West - Mort. laaj....... i0i
1sleni a. Chicago 81 Moft..... 70
M1Ius l. Eascr 1T Aort......l.t
Morris and Essex. ID Mort. .1i
Cleveland ard lol Sinking r.. %
y jersey Cent new bUHi....l2
rift-.. IT, ". 4 chic. o.. Mor.ll
C'trr a. Pic. Consol b. l.... td
,leyr. a p.iis. "a MUrt....... %
tiryc. A Pho. 81 Mortgage. 20
Chicago a Alton Sinking fuui. 30
Chlcsgo & Alton lHeome...,.... "a
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Cable transfers have been made at ll1s.

The money market to-day is very easy. The rate on
call loans Governments is 3di per cent ana the gen.
eral rate on all call loans from 4a5 per cent Money Is IN
great abundance, and it seeks investment CONNER
cia paper from GQlO per cent, as it is rated III the
market.
The gold market to-day has been void Of any excite
men and gold has been quOted-he highest at lib the
lowest at 1909.
The following will show the variations in the quotations
in the Gold Room: At 10 a. No. 1909 1902 49, 1913, 1919;
lG3 1901 1854 1911; ll:l7, 1919; 1l, l2i 1921, 1913;
1885, 12lt 1884, 1915 14G, 1919; O. l2ll; 2S 1914; l2i
500, 1919; 400, 12ls0l2ll, and duh.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Clearings, s,OO5OOO; gold balance S55OS4o;
currency balance, 3ls Paid for carrying p 81 ana
per cent.
We learn that Mr. Boutwell, Secretary Of the Treasury,
had an interview with several Of ureadng bank officers
to-day and talked over in a familiar way, and compared
notes on financial matters, and especially 10 the new
loans Of Government bonds, bearing respectively ., ~
and per interest, in the course OF preparation
at the Treasury Department After an interchange OF
views Mr. Boutwell, suggested to the banks to take one
third Of per bonds, onc-thrd Of u per cent, and
onehird OF per cent bonds for the $2OOOOOO Of 500
bonds now held by the banks for circulation This would
give them a per cent interest beside the commissions
allowed by the Secretary in making the subscriptions
for the new bonds. 1t TO this suggestion is
altogether fair and reasonable and with the release OF
the one per cent tax on the circulation, now pild
by the banks to the Government, 1t would give
the banks bond equal to 81 per cent as basis for
circulation and leave them to be taxed the same now
for all state and local purposes. This subscription by
the banks would start the oan would take away all
opposition that has been raised against the banks in re-
gard to per cent bonds and would create good feel
ing and perfect harmony between the Government the
people, the banks, and put these valuable nstitu
TONS essentially necessary to all our business rela-
ons and prosperity upon sure and permanent founda-
ton the suggestion of the Secretary will be at
accepted by the banks and them between them and
the country, there will be peace. The banks would pay
to the States about 100000 of taxes
The market for Government bonds today has been
dun, and transactions this afternoon very ght.
We give below the bids for and the highest sales Of
Government bonds at the dates named
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CoFFEE-Ro is still, quite dull with prices the better grades
fruer qualities weak with offering
kinds unsettled Rio IA a6c gold Stock 63 bags Rio
65 Java 291li Java SINGAPORE 5l7l Ceon bags S99
Maacabo Zoo; Laguayu 5l5 Jamaica 9l3 81 Domingo l0l2
4i Costa Rico lg75; Manila 100, Ssyanh, ll9i and
22B bags
FLOUR AND MRALThe market for State and Western Is fairly
acye the low grades under light lOal5 better The
mted offering and extreme prices akel rsr business
Family brands active hut held higher
prices
l3Ooo bbS We quote:
Sour 9 hbi% 9 s59 50 20 Ohio Ind III Sup rs ia 80 10
No. 2................ 500 IS Ohio Round-hooP FIX.
sea o. (SbpPngl.... $50 20
State Extra brandt. IS Ohio EN Trade brIS. lOd
State tFauc. dol D ! ! Wheat.
Westn Shipping 25G 90 Ohio, lad and Mich 100 80
Coed 10 choice spnng Double Extra DO do. 6O6 10
Wheat $50 90 ~. Louis Single Exits.
LOUIS, Double Ext
Amber indiana fSt lOm.. TRIPLE Exi
Oho aud Michigan. s. Gnesee Ertra brands 10
southern Flour lruer for the ch grades and the Ow grades
better The sales 100 hbls We quote:
and Georgetown, good
BAIT. Alex, sud eoT-etovn, Extra aud Family. 8uQ
Fredericksburg aui Petersburg Counts 090 s.
keAnoni 'ou4tIs, Extra Wln %
bfiuitNlHc wa ! -
Georg renuessyc Extra anil Fniy. 500 %
Flour The sales We
Wter... 20 son IS - state 70 M ~ 90
Mel inactive ant tame The lU hb We ouote.
Cora Meal Jrrer... ~ - Corn M.4l Bfwr. SO $50
Corn Meal Nceu. 234 20 Corn " Brae pei --a23 90
FkkiGuIf-frc h strong, but quiet Saturdays rates
Liverpool $50 BUSH Wheat 40 I'D with gi nor, a.kel
tOA small British lJTis, lu quarters each al o. 10
LoIlon, 500 ht.t Flour az - o. AL.
GENN-rhe NIeat market Be- fairly active rrreulari son
Nparg n demand al better Choice quiet Amber
Nur better and demand, closes strong inquiry IA part
speculative lhough eheay or expert the sales lIO bush
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Aug /, 1870.
Beeyes- Cows YeGIs Sheep and Lambs SWINE.
1888 90 2LJt 2G.+13 1853
These were sold at the following marketplaccs;
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e,,,as,, m n..d Spring; 81 2e2s 20 r sOr No Cse.E
~ ~ 5 sas /, sP"sss : ssj' g,
se v wd St no 81 5s 81 50 or snd son at ~ 81
Tor Amter Teauessee oraap a, - stS ss ~ Ws
At u % raey Nal, .se,lo an6 t, , w. S more rsy ssd
IsvY. The !. les ere 81 600 Ctae for re Vao
Sse% :. S3q ia57s e hy I. q Ss BE N
for Weerl in store. Cora IL heavy but arg 3 q = b.b IN 81,
ss'C5 the s, cSG .s r. ~ western aed 81 werp
Whit q, x% ga r. Of. .p sG 10 Change b only mod
ers,e we qsots for Bag snd sie Tor 'S 80 ~ =, re-
hAf &C., sbnf sDG eSe 81 Retail lots long Rye straw
HE%P@Tfe market remains du aad prices Of Manila about he
RIDEsfhs demand hr ard he market, i srm We quote
coin 2 e2ic for Boeno Are Ng1Je igf S ots g 40
Mon'e7iaso gle foI ornoeo ItaI, o' Naf,e S a. crs
IR1TnER~IiemocK Sole is in air demand ,nl ile nIse' =
srn We quote Grinde Beros Ays Light at 2saae sd-
Do 2ga5e Heavy do at 2sl4ici Caionis Lgbi T'gL
Middle DO a, asG5e HayZ DO at T .. CnsSG2 6i s
T. fair dsn'Rd At former Pse' se qo' - IN m Si .sS
srn ~ 5i733c. for IIemlock and 12@37c. FOR Oak ,
MOLASSES-Tbere small jobbng business irnsaes SS ~
Rco 1851 bha. Cuba Au.co,sio aSls Porto Rico a Eog.s
island and eG9 81 Cror Total bids 2lz'i - - .h. sr,e.
Saturday spre Tupenne gue %. ge kos. are 81 an 70
lower th demand mos, for Common sse a 3e We q syi
oIIs-Croe Fs Nithou change the business has Teen o%
can p.eed Is "a moderate request market tady Begsh %
dull and prices nomiBsly mn changed oef oS "e ~
PRoyISoNsI Pos very duh and the market hsy thogh
go Mess t9 for Prime Mess 90 % 70, ~ As =" s-
delivery The market nominal s f ~ Dan Me- ss4 Coz
Extra Mess Teree Beef Il scarce aud tTai saes o. ~ e
22a24c Smoked Hams Bacon L. frs ed IN far q.i are
Of 70 5ial6c for Long Clear Dressd Hog are na'
bb Ice for no. I6tal6 for Cy ltaHs~ of TAR ."
P ora1e, Of Butter both state god
demand slightly advanced quotations Medium Is '0s Of SAFE "
II Tubs y9 o. 5 s,sas
0rinsryi. zS rs Wes,aFn. sqIs
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srock OF PORK PACEIsG YARDS, NEN l"hA a.
IsooKLYS. August }, 1910.
Oh and Ser PAX -.
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@eacbers.

alnsical 1nstrumeni6.
4 GREAT OFFER.
~ HORACE WATERS, 4S1 BROADWAY, EEW-YORK,
dispose Of Ore Hundred PIANOS hELODEONs and ORGAN OF
lrscass FOR during this month
or viii from rs monthly unt paid Let AMI
money applied purchased NE CbsEsnHg Pianos Tor hesI
Monthly nsalmsn. {eeeiyed for sane
IF YOU want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
MERRELLS No Cuionslu,re Soil on instslnents
renied SUITED large stock ber makers Look before
selecting elsewhere.
DLANOS.-50 secondhand Pianos of various
makers comprising Squares, Uphshu and GrAnis in thorough
order, SALE a low prices, by CHICKERISG & SONS,
No Pourtesnthst between Broadway ani Fih-sv.
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Giiuaiious n1anlc0--f females.

Giiuaiions Uanlc0 females.
An experienced male NURSE desires an EN-
~ GAGEMENTi objections to travel Address A. NJ, Tribune
Office.
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS SUP
Piled by PIERCE Co.. Bowling Green Greerlom sal
from English, Scotch, Germans Swed Danes Insh
Americans
FAMILIES supplied with good German and
4 English Servants at Mrs MYERSS 800 Boser bet lt and 81 is
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ an! Trustworthy constantly to be found A. Fr Mrs LOWE
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ found Mss LUS GERMAN INSTITUTE ~ Norfolk
between RivugOn and Stanton.
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,r,oN,r Crook EXCHANGE
MONDAY. August 1-P. NJ.

~ iiV4 no NJ p,oneler Newark Gin
200 New E"'z Ale a. ~ RoSe "a - 45I Horse lfd.... 90
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l. raridly Al orr outside quoiations
, plenty and not 50 easy 20 move. We
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
c1AKrsPEARE,S ART.

III DSced nom an Analysis OF His eaang TrseeJies
and Comcdos. 81 HENRY l. .UCCLTs. iqnlo. pp.
9es Hurd Houehton
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-01

HOME MANUFAcTUREs.-Few who now be-
come acquainted with the furniture and house
furnishing establishment of Messrs. Woodman
& Whitney, on the old stand of Walter Corey,
on Exchange Street, could imagine that the
large trade they now have AMI the facilities at
their command had sprung I'D within very
short time; but such is the fact, and the enter.
prise and straightforward dealing of these gen.
tlemen is now being literally rewarded. OF
late their business has demanded an increase
of employees and also in their accommodations.
They have added to their building large and
well lighted salesroom for their furniture, and
have up the rear half of their main brick build
ing one story. making the whole three stories
This latter addition is for the painting of their
cheaper furniture. They are now able to take
in the same in the rough from the manufac-
turers and turn it out complete and in style
equal to any house, besides being able to sup
ply the trade as cheap or cheaper than the
Boston market. Mr.. E. M. Haines has charge
of the paint shop and his work is we'll known
in the State. Messrs Woodman & Whitney
have also taken two large rooms in Sturdivant
Block, on Market street, to carry on their up
holstery work. Mr.. Warner, a gentleman of
considerable celebrity as frst-class upholster-
er, is employed to take charge of this depart
ment, and the elegant work that comes from
this establishment is readily acknowledged
This firm besides manufacturing the finest
black walnut parlor suits, have connected with
their business the sale of carpetings, and have
always on hand the latest from the Lowell
Manufacturing Company which ooo5s have q
high position in the market. We advise our
friends to call and take look through their
ware rooms.