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The New York herald., 1871-08-02
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half-past Five O'Clock =. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, August stl-6P P. N.
AsHEs were steady with light demand from con-
sumers a 81 Is 81 10 for pots and 80 80 IS for pearls
CANDLES moderately active 2sc. 2sc for searc
9c for plain &c. for patent and 13c l5c for
adamantine At which quotations holders firm.
CoTToN.The market for cotton the spot
tive, and prices readily sustained under improved
demand from exporters for the low grades at about quota
ons Low middng and the better grades commanded full
prices, under fair inquiry from spinners Prices were
without quoabe variation. The market for future deive
res fairly active and rmer prices showing advance
closed tame rather adverse advces from Liverpool The
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24-Evening.-Cotton- Com
mon more active and &c higher on low Midding
sales 20s4 bales; Middling uplaDds 1910. Flour
sales 12,S 800 bbs State and Western a 1Oc be tier
State 50 g 6 g; round hoop Ohio so q so; Wes-
active and g &C better: sales 2s,0OO BUSH; No. 2
Spring at 81 81 H. W hite Amber State 81 a So
Winter red Western 40 "a A. Corn heavy; sales
sales 10000 bush.; Ohio and Western at a. CI52c''
Pork steady new mess 10 81 q Is Is; prime % so q
y Co. oo Lard strong At q q LOG Butter quiet Ohio
tern tree Gle. Rice quiet Carolina 81 a 9Ic. Sugar
at a fair quest; Muscovado q 9sc fair to good
refining Ndlig q ssc; COFFEE firm; RIO ~ q lesc-
Rosn steady at 80 a IS tor strained; Petroleum
dul crude 1sb g l4c; refined at 24c Tallow steady
Freights to Liverpool firmer. Cotton ID; Corn Cd.
Wheat 0 a 9sd.
OHioAGu, Aug. N.-Flour-Extra Spring s 1924 "a
seller August 25; seller September % in the at
ternoon the market was excited and prices higher
and advanced 1c; 25 seller August and 13b seller
September. Corn advanced a &c; No. mixed 473.
Oats firm and advanced &c; No at 3Oa. Rye active
No Spring at 5sbc. Barley active; No. Spring at
pork at il Is q IL s7i Lice Hogs easier ' at 90 Is
so. Cattle steady at 80 q 25.
Reeeipts-iooO bbs. flour, $4,000 bush. wheat, 16,
900 bush. corn, 900 BUSH oats % 900 BUSH rye
shipmenis-soG6 bbls. -four, $4,000 bush, wheat,
$40, 900 BUSH corn, 5000 bush. Oats, 5000 bush
I'VE, LOCO bush. barley, $1,000 hogs.
ToLFDo, Aug. 24:-Flour firm and in fair demand
Wheat advanced; No. White Wabash SO; White
Michigan 80 q 80; Amber do 80; No Amber
Ilhnis 30; No. do 25; No. red at 27 "a pa
No. 2 do 231; No. do at 49, rejected / o. Coin
| steady; high mixed SIC; low do 5lc; no grade 49c
yellow Soc. Oats improved in dem aud mo- at 37Jc
No. at safe; Michigan 364e; rejected sic.
| CINCINNATI Aug. "a -Pork-an advance asked
but none established; quoted at ~ 75c Bulk meats
| shoulders DC; clear sides &c. Bacon fim and in
iar demand shoulders &c; clear rib sides II q 7sc
Whiskey steady at SO. ~
CHARLEsroN, Aug. 2.-Cotton quiet; Middline
| uplands 1Sc.
| SAVANNAH Aug. 24.-Cotton in fair demand; MID
| ding uplands 174c.
MOBILE, Aug. 24.-Cotton irregular; Middline
upands 18c.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. M-Cotton firm; Mid
dlings tic.
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MAIN e.

sasadnhoc Republic an Nominations.
BATH, Aug. 24.-At the Republican County
Convention held in this city day, Col. Jos
w. Spauldng was re-nominated for Senator
Henry M. Bovey, County Treasurer; Fred. j.
Parks, County Commissioner.
The Eastern City.
The steamer Eastern City, which has been
lying here most of the time for the last four
years, sailed for Baltimore yesterday in charge
of Capt. Jarvis Patten. She will run in con-
necti0n with steamer Daniel Webster between
Baltimore and point on the York River.
Murder Trial.
BANGOR, Aug. A-The trial of Reed, for
murder, was continued to-day, a large number
of witnesses for the Government being exam
lned, and many more still remain. The evil
dence is mainly upon the facts ia relation to
discovering the remains and the relations ex-
listing between the prisoner and the deceased.
The wife of the murdered man is an attendant
upon the trial, although not summoned as ali
evidence by either side.
Camp Meeting.
The camp meeting at Northport Is said to
have at least third larger attendance this year
than ever before. 1t is estimated that 1900
persons were on the grounds to-day. The boat
from this city carries down 1000 daily.
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GO M M Il RC IAL.

Receipts by Railroads and steamboat. t..
GRAND Trunk RAILwAY.-199 cans milk, "A
cars lumber do shingles, 81 do corn Ado oats do
shocks, do hides, do bed stock,-3 do piles, do
ashes, do bark, do wool, do material, do clap
b,ards, do wheat. do shingles, do hops, do old
iron do sundries.
Shipment East-2 cars sundries, 300 bbls. -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY--2S0 cases mdse, 80
bdls doWes ~ do sawhorses, 80 do leather "a bags
spoos ~ bdls SKINS, IL beams yaIn 81 bales excesI-
or, IS pkgs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN-2OO win
dow weights, 10 rkins bu ter. 90 boxes cheese Is
bbs. dye stuff hid mOlasses. 35 cases Shoes cask
OIL 80 boxes spices, empty hhds., plates iron, 100
boxes .ead prepa aiion, 70 coils cOrdage, 10 Dbls.
onOns 20 cases and 20 bales domescs 20 boxes glass
ware 90 crates peaches casks croekery, % pigs lin,
10 rolls sheet lead, panolortes, Sc 66 empty hall
bbs., boxes tin, II hhds. mOasses, 10 kegs soda.
Is bbs. beer, 25 ties lard bales gambia, 45 do WOOL
IL Stoves 40 picks castings, horse anu carriage 100
pkgs to order. III VI.
For Canada and up country-5 bpls oil, 10 do tai
low, 20 bds calf skins, bales waste, do rags,
pianoiorte, A bdls iron, l engine hid moasses,
bark mill, 90 bdls leather, 8 bales gambia, II do
WOOL wagon, 62 bars iron, 10 stoves, bale buraps,
Is pkgs to order.
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TELEGKAPHICuTEms


The Republicans of Savannah Monday night
held mass meeting and adopted resolutions
endorsing Gen. Grants administration and
pledged their utmost exertiOns to secure their
utmost exertions to secure the State deleg alton
| for his re nomination.
A cavalry company are going to spend 20
days exploring some of the Unsettled counties
of Nebraska. ....-
Hugh Flynn of Cincinnati, aged IS, commit
ted suicide in New York Wednesday night by
taking Paris green.
Sergt. Geo. c.. Babcock, one of the most eff
Gent members Of the New York police for the
last ten years, died Wednesday night. 4
William Coyle attempted to drown his son
and h,mself Wednesday morning, by throwing
then jumping in himself They were both res
cued.
Charles Corin,, pleaded guilty of murder
Wednesday, in Carol county, o., and was
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
Lorillard's yacht EndeavOr, 80 days from
Sicily, arrived at Newport Wednesday morn
ing.
Recent advices received from ex-Secretary
Seward, now travelling in Europe, state that
| he will return home about the 10th of Septem-
Der.
The Times denies the statement of the New
York officials respecting the site of their build.
| ing ana says, "Our property was lawfully
bought and paid for and our friends need have
no fears about our retaining it."
| The Sun states that Longfellow, in the race
with Helmbold Wednesday, at Saratoga,
strained tendon in her fore leg and is ruined
for life. Among the heaviest Winners of the
race were Babcock, the owner o: Hembold and
John M0rfissy, each winning over fifty thou.
sand dollars
Chief Justice Nicholson of Tennessee. has
written a letter endorsing the Chinese plat
form and expressing the opinion that the
South will accept the choice of the Northern
| Democrats.
Official returns from all but one county o
| Kentucky give Leslie, Democrat, 126 O57
Harlan, 89,078. Leslie's majority is estimated
| at 81, 151.
| AHalifaX despatch says the announcement
| of Repforth's death fell like thunderbolt in
| HALIFAX, causing intense excitement The sec
| ond TYNE crew say that Renforth should no
have rowed as he was eubject to fainting fit
| under excitement. No further entries have
been made for any of the contests and the pro
| CANINE for the present is disarranged.
The Boston Commandry Knights Templa
| will make an excursion to New York and tn
Hudson, starting Sept. 9th. Glmore's Ban'
will accompany them.
| Arnold Hanger committed suicide yester
| day morning in MoyamensiDg prison, Phlla
| delyhia hanfing himself with his shirt
Wheeler, an ex-convict accused of aiding tn
| escape of convicts from the Sing Sing prison
has been committed to Jail. ..
The President spent the day at Beooklyl
yesterday, the guest of John f. Henry.
Fifteen million of the five per cent. loan will
be shipped to Europe Saturday.
+. Blake, champion of the Gulck Club
New York, challenges Lassel, champion of tn,
Atiantics to row single scull race for $4,000.
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photographic JTEus.

The Connecticut Valley railroad from. Fl art
lord to Saybrook, has been completed and wal
opened yesterday by an excursion of promin
James Hogan, engineer on the Erie railway
Jumped on his engine, which he reversed on
seeing another train with which he expected
W collide, but which was on another track. He
received fatal Injuries.
!. A'6ert Wheeiock of Leoninster, Mass, was
LIED nmiea by the cars at Sterling Junction to-
Inc schooner Emma b. Mason, from j ack
oo ., to Philadelphia, was abandoned at sea
o ,a. the I'D. The crew and passengers were
yador. ~" '"'
Inc schooner j. III. Lockwood, from jack
sohViile for Richmond, with lun Der, sprung a
leaK aud put into Wilmington for repairs. The
schooner lost her anchor and mainmast and a
portisn of her deck load.
An Individual passed through Omaha We'd
hesdy who hung out to be a Russian nobleman
On MS way to Washington on business connect.
ed with the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis.
Weather Report-Aug. 24-l2 p. NJ.
War Department, Signal Service u. S. Army Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
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The potato ret and George Francis Train are
believed to be too much for ireland at one
time. .e5 f.. .
Gen. B. F. Butler became grandfather on
Tuesday evening, and Mrs. Senator Ames and
her little daughter are "as comfortable as can
be expected
The Rev. Newman Hall declares that the
churches of the United Kingdom have lost no
less than 100000 members by the vice Of in
temperance during the past three years.
The proposed game between the Resolutes of
Portland and the Excelsiors of Boston did not
take place yesterday, the Excelsiors being I'M
able to get together.
The Democrats CT Wisconsin nominated
Hon. j. S. Doolittle for Governor. The plat.
form is too long to be read before election.
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METEOKOL ILLOGICAL.

WASHINGTON, August 24-73O P. M.-The
high barometer which was Wednesday after
noon on the New England coast has extended
southwest with diminishing pressure and is
now off Cape Hatteras. South and southeast
winds have been very generally reported dur
ing the day from South Carolina to Maine,
with cloudy and variable weather. Light local
rains have sbeen reported from New Jersey,
and rain fell last night at most of the stations
northeast of Georgia. Smoke and haze still
continue from Michigan to New York. Only
light showers were reported last night from the
lower Lakes. ClOudiness has increased very
generally in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys,
and a severe local storm is now reported from
Southern Illinois.
Probabilities-The barometer will probably
continue to fall along the Atlantic coast with a
rising temperature and light southwest winds
from Virginia and Kentucky to New England
The conditions will be favorable for local
storms over this small area tonight and on
Friday. The barometer will probably continue
high with clear and pleasant weather on the
upper Lakes. A cyclone is probably advance
ing northwestward upon Southern Florida.
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Pair of Bay Horses at auction

ON FRIDAY Aug 25th, at ~ NJ in Market sor
" we shah sell a pair OF Bay Horses perfecfiv
sound and hind, ami years old stands ab0nI X
hands inches high, will make an excellent nan OF
family horses. Can lie seen at Clay & Raymond
Stable after 10 NJ on day OF sale.
au23dtd F.O. BAILEY q co, Auct'rs
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AUCTION SALES.
household Furniture
At AUNrsnN

Ihnrs'iay' Aug Plth, at 10 A. m. we shah Al.
Iurhltnee ~ house No - High St eonsis,;n i tne
partof Parof SUE. in W. and Haircio,b TI my IN
ana ingram 2snd p'y Carpets Marble Ton TaLyIy
Whatnot Ward Robes, Black Walnut Cbespn iaossi
Pant0i Ch.lnber FurLitore Cook Stove, KItc bau
au2ltd f. o. BAILEY 4 co Auc,,r.
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WASHINGTON,
Naval Orslers.

WASHINGTON, August A-Chief Engineer
Ihos. Williams has been ordered to the Ports
mouth Navy Yard, Chief Eng. Thomas A.
Sherk from the Portsmouth Navy Yard to the
Boston Navy Yard, Chiet Eng. Eldridge Law
ton from the Boston Navy Yard to Mare
Island (Cal.) Navy Yard.
The New Dan,
The subscriptions to the new loan made di
rect TO the Treasury to noon amounted 10
$Z,62e,OOO In addition to Jay Cooke & Co.'s re-
port OF the receipt OF about 81 ,OOO, 600
Loter.-Ihe SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan
to-day amount to $11 100000 This leaves less
than twenty millions open for subscriptions
Many banks have notified the Treasury De-
partment OF their intention to subscribe. but as
their subscriptions are in transLu and have not
yet been received, they are not included in the
list When these are received the amount nm
taken will not exceed five millions of dollars
1t is anticipated that the. balance of the loan
will be closed Immediately, the subsoription
filled in the order of their reception-those in
excess of fifty millions will be reserved for sale
to the banks, or will be returned.
The Golden Rule Matter.
A short time after the wreck of the steam
ship Golden Rule, the safe belonging to the
U. 5. Treasury was forwarded here and exam
ined. No evidence of the safe having been
forced open was found, but probably it was
broken open by being thrown from side to side
In the vessel and among sthe rocks after the
Vessel broke up. NO part OF the money con-
talned in the safe was ever received, and not
outstanding the unremittng efforts of the
Department through detectives and otherwise
for more than three years, nothing has been
discovered casting suspicion on the officers or
crew of the vessel, nor on those employed on
the wrecking vessel. 1t is now over six years
since Golden Rule was wrecked. Notes con-
tanned in safe are past due three or more wears,
and 10 trace has been found of their existence,
r. w. Taylor, first Comptroller of the Cur
rency, has made detailed report to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, tgiving the facts in the
case of the Government loss by the wreck OF
the Golden Rule. He Says that the evidence
shows that the notes were lost in the sea. and
recommends that the Treasurer be credited as
in other cases for notes cancelled and DESTROYED
and that proper entries be made of their can
collation. and destruction on the banks regis
ter.
Resignation.
A. B. Mulet has resigned as Chief Engineer
of the Board of Public Works for this territory,
and Gen. George S. Greene, of New York, has
been elected his successor.
State Bank Tax.
Commissioner Douglass refuses to refund to
the Bank of Kentucky the Federal taxes on
the proceeds OF the States stock in the bank.
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LONDON, Aug. 24-I1.3O A. M.-Consos opened at
93s for money and account.
American securtes-U. S. 5-2O's 1862, 93t; do 1866,
old, $751;; do 1867 9is; U. S. 10-40's 9Oa.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 24-Evening. States
$40 bonds closed at 96t for 1925.
PARIS Aug. 2i-11.30 A. M.-Rentes closed at 56f
40c. -
LIVERPOOL, Aug. A-1O.3O A. M.-Cotton opened
is 900 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet. Wheat, Red Spring los Sd q los
3D.; Red Winter los 10d.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 24-130 p. M.-Cotton closed
ouoyant; Mlddling uplands a 9sd. sales estimate
ed at 70 900 bales.
LONDON. Aug. 24-4.3O P. M.-Consols 93f TO
money and account.
American securities-U. S. $685. 1862 93A; do 1865
Old, 934; do 1867, 92s; U. s. 10-4Os 9Os.
&c.,
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ILLUSTRATED PRoNoUNcING POCKET Die
TIoNARY, is the title of neat and we neet
not add exceedingly convenient little volHme
published by j. S. Locke & Co., Boston. apt
sold in Portland by Fogg, Hoyt & Breed L
contains over thirty thousand wol DIS with tw,
hundred and fifty illustrations and an appen
dix containing authorizations, foreign word
and phrases and forms of address. Cheap a
fifty CENTS
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WEsTBRooK MANUFACTURING COMPANY
AT the annual meeting of the Westbrook Man
ufacturing Company. August 22d, the follow.
lag officers were chosen: Rensselaer, Cram
Andrew Spring, Nathan Cummings, Joseph
Walker, Rufus E. Wood, Directors; Rufus E
Wood, Treasurer.
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THE JAPs.-To-night the Royal Japanese
troupe appear again at City Hall, and we ven
ture to predict crowded house. When they
were here last week we took occasion to speak
OF their performances in terms of high praise
and we therefore urge the public to cordially
endorse good entertainment. Every lady
present will receive Japanese charm who at
tends the matinee tomorrow.
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PrOspecting.
NE w H A MPSHIR e.
Orphans, Asylum.

CONCORD, Aug. 24-The Trustees of the
New Hampshire Orphans Asylum met here
to-day and after considerable debate decided to
locate the Asy lum at the Webster Place, in
Franklin, by vote of 10 to 4. The following
executive committee was chosen: Hon. G. w
Nesmith, George A. Pllsbury, Isaac r. Gage,
Mrs. N. White and Mrs. Onslow Stealns.
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VALUABLE ARTICLE In the Daily PRESS
appears an article by Joseph Harrison, Jr. the
inventor and manufacturer of the Harrison
Safety Boiler, Philadelphia. The article is
composed of portion of very able essay de.
hvered before the Franklin Institute in Phila
delphia by Mr.. Harrison. 1t is we'll worth the
attention of every one interested in steam pow.
er and should be persue1 by every one .partic
ularly those using steam boilers.
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MEssRs LOWELL & BRETT have never heen
so busy with wedding cards as at the nrooan,
time. They frequently have f(tv neu, n,a.os
in process at a time. Their latest stv,a -
meets general iavor' is reduced old English
letter devoid of ornament, with monogram 70,
duced, printed in dark tint, the PACKAGE CON,
sisting of two cards and billet in an oblon,
envelope. Messrs Loring. Short & Harmon
under the Falmouth Hotel, are the agents.
aug21st-1w
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

PORTLAND Atmospheric Remedial Insti
tute for the cure of Chronic Diseases, estab
lished in Cahoon Block, cor Myrtle and Con
gress streets. f. q. LELAND, NJ. D., Principal.
New patients received for treatment daily.
Terms reasonable. Consultation free.
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STILL ANoTHER.-As we recorded gener-
Gus act yesterday, it gives us pleasure to add
another IN the same direction. Hon. John
Mussey has directed his plasterer to see that
the India Street Universalist church building
be neatly and tastetuily plastered. This work
has been completed by James Jennings and
Son, according to contract. This is not the
first or second time that this generous gentle
man has done good thing for them and re-
fleets most kindly upon Mr. Ms thoughtful
ness for this society which is trying SO hard to
get their building completed so that they may
enjoy the privileges so prised by them, and
which they lost in the fire of 1866
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valuable Lot en- spring Street at
Auction.

nN THURSDAY, August 3ist at sI-2 O'Clock p
~ M; immediately after sale OF desirable property
gu spring 81. we shall sell the valuable lot NO IO3
Sprng st, opposite the Horse Railroad Stables The
lot Is about 80 Il front by 81 eet deep.
sirable location. ' "e
Sac sitive. Terms very easy and made known
Aug 24-atd
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MRS MANcHEsTER-The highly success'u'
Clairvoyant Physician will leave ror''"n"'
Aug. oath, for Bridgton, where she oan 10
found at the Bridgton House for ten days.
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DR.. j. y. BROWER,
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS: Superior Court, May Term,
A. d., 1871
Joseph HUMPHREY, of Yarmouth, in the
y County OF Cumberland, Plaintiff Uersus Amos
G. Young formerly OF said Yarmouth, now of Cali
fornia, Defendant.
Action of assumpsit to recover of said defendant
the amount due on prom,ssory note dated Novem-
Der 25th, A. D., 1869, given by said Defendant to
Plaintiff for the sum of seveniy-four dollars and
eighty -iour cents. 1874 s4) and made PAYABLE to
Plaintiff or his order in one year after date thereof
with interest.
Writ dated April It'll, A. D., 1871 and made re-
turnabe at the May term, A. d. 1871 OF the Supe.
ror Court.
Ad damnum $500.
W. ID. VINTON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Upon the foregoing the Court Order that the
Plaintiff cause the above named Amos q. Young
to be notified of the tendency of this SUIT oy P
fishing three weeks successfully In the Maine S
Press, newspaper printed in Port IN ino mi ne
Nv of Cumberland an abstract of the WI anu the
laraton and this Order OF the Court h,rre
last publication to be fourteen days al ieaS.
| the term ot said Court, TO be holden u, " N
aforesaid on the first Tuesday OF Septemoet, 10, ~
1S7i that he NAV then and there in salu 19u AMI
| near and show cause, il any he nave why Jaenton
4 should no. be rendered agaiust MN anu
1 issued accordingly. - upccrNDEN Clerk,
1 Attest: d. W. rs'N' - orjar nj Court
l Abstract of Writ and Declaration ana oruei VI
thereon, thereon. n W FEssENDEN, Clerk
ATTEST, u W. 3Ow3w
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Household Furniture at Auction.

ON TUESDAY, Aug 20 h at ten A NJ, we shall
~ sell the Furniture in the House of N. Ellsworth
ESQ., III Cumberlan1 It, consisting in part OF Parlor
sun, Marble top Table. Tapestry and Ingram Car
Paintings and EngravIngs Hat Tree, Chamber Set
and Furniture, excellent Feather Bed and Hair Mat
tresses Exte sion Table and Dining Chairs, Crock
cry aud Gla,s Ware Refrigerator, together with the
euuTe kitchen Furniture
CO - Inc above desirable House and Lot No III
% oerahd st. Is tor sale or 10 let and can be exam
ihed On d',y OF sale Tuesday.
A,ons, ~, D. BAai.EY g. co, Auctris.