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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

A,MaN,cs.--This interesting wjr'5. .r a
box .. them. was portion HI tli. property
stolen from. the Jackson railroad :.e:gh:
car by some OF the employees.
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SUPEklOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 25gi.-By virtue OF a writ
OF ieri saCia to directed by the honorable, TN,
Suprrl'sg District Court for the parish of Orleans
III tho abovr entitled cause, tor State taxes for
tho. year 1871, / will proceed to sell at nubllc
auct'no az the Merchants and Auctoneers Ex-
change Royai street between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets in tho Second District of this
.l'y, on tATURDAS, November P. 1873 at twelve
ociosk ob., The following described property, to
Wit
fHREESkRTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the Fifth
DIs'iCS "p ms ETY. one IN square number fiftetna
bounded by Bartholomew. Peter, Seguin and De-
idrohdt streets. known as lot number sixteen OF
SAD square, forming the corner Of Bartholomew
ara fcftr streets, and measuring thirty rect bt
on. hundred and twenty feet; tas III tq'ir' NUM-
Der two. bounded by Valctte. DrlsroL.s, Peter and
tIiN!"r streets known lots AGinf-'T. twenty SIC
ana twenty seven !ot ngtgh+r twenty s.'vsn fn"ass
Gtlng ~. nGye. lat feet seven in".s, ~ on" nn!s'
bred and three feet i've inches, lot number 'wei.tys
SIX nIea.Gring twentytig ht feet seven inches, !v
ni.ety .i.h, feet zine Inches. hst. :r.nt!L: 80
sa'.fts .fIerf
Seizr'. IN the ab0re si1'.
9esAs--t ash th. spot.
" = HARPER,
Of Slg Pa fsF, . n.I,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

J0sEua >herfiHIIOn ct nj. schooner
MoGadaocK, her tackle etc NO. D2s2.
H THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District Of Lou sianS-in obedience 20 az. adj
nIirAty warrant. 80 Ue directed il. the above en-
Il led suit have seized and taken into A.y posses
SION
THE SCHOONER HoEiDE0C. her tackle etc.
jh.led by lOshUs Sl".Iiug;ns =. a.. tor N.
Gauss Sc. to.tll III sh. libel :.ld... in ~.
tIstri"t Court ~ :he United states.
And GO hereby cit. and admolisi ~. owner o.
Oan-.s thereof, and all and every person! persons
h.av.n. pretending to have. right title q. II.
'tr.st n or ~ the same, 20 be sud appear ~ dis
Aforesaid, to ie i.o.tn al :l city "f New Orleans
On :hr inst Monday @: November. :" SLOW
cause. !. they have .r ..H. why III. said
s,h."n.: Mrnaduoc1 her '!l .l-, etc. -aouls. Ia.
be condemned and sold agIr.s,ly 20 ;i- prayer %:
i.belauts.
GIFTED States s.a;sil.''. Office. New Dreams
"i.h.a DAY %. !.:oir: -.
Sc r.GEsRD
go :. 2. r.0s United states Mar - ..
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a.. &, schmidt vs.. Joseph Karnc.-

s,IYgH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAfrSN
- of Orleans 81, f265-i3v virtue OF 2. w,i. n, ..r
facas directed by the honorable the S!GtA
District Court cor the parish of Orleans in tbs
above entities cause, will proceed 20 Sc. at putin.
au.aion OF MoND3I, October % .3.} ri hss
O'Clock Nj. at my warehouse No. n ST. Ann
street, bstWrrn ROYAL and bourbon stpeets IN he
Second District of this city the following described
property. to w.t.
~ne tine rosewood Armor.
One line rosewood Toilet, marble to5 with class>
One ine rosewood WasilstaGd marble top
One me rosewood Centre table, mar De-top
Oa- small brass Clock.
Taken from the premises No q. Treme street
seized IN the above suit
Terms-Cash the spot.
W. P. HARPER
oc3 IL u Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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n.' /. Ii I:
captain W ilIiam Parsons ct nj. vs.. SchoOn.
ar MnnAlnnck. i!eE CarSo. .lrlmL.. etr.-En.

iapt3In W lillian Parsons ct nj. vs.. SChOOn.
sr M"nadn"ck. he. cargo. freight. etc.-Eo.
1927.
FL THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District of Louisiana In Obedience to al. al
nraltv warrant 70 me- directed ii tn. above
entitled suit. have seized and .akeA into NJ. pos
sesson--
TIE SCHOONER h0NADNOCT. her cargo s-.;.h.
etc. sroei.d by Captain william Parsons ct al.
70, the causes set forth. i'll the libel pending IL
the Distric. C0lIr. of the United states
AID lido hereby exc and admonish the. ow7,a- o,
owners thereof, and all andevsry person or per sons
having pretending to have right. til" or n
erest ia or to the same, 20 be and appear at Dis
trict Court y: the United States for the distrtc:
aforesaid. to he holden q: the sitv OF New Or.
leans. The frat Monday OF November, 10 sho.
Cause, il auv they have car. why the said
""sssl Hnuadn"ck. cargo .te'c!,. e. should not
be ccnieMned and sold agre.a5ly 20 the prsy.r ..
llseants
United >t.t.s Msrsils's oiic.. New Orleans.
eighth day OF OC:oEeI. 1871.
= 8. PACKARD
GC9 ,; - NO. United States Marshal.
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UNITED STATES fs"iNHHR's OFFtcH,)
Northwest corner 81. Louis and Joachim streets
Mobile. Ala. September "a, 1873
TORoPoSAL> FOR DREDGING 5000 CUBIC
l. yards more or less. in Ghocsaw Pass Mobile
Bay. Alabama, will be- received at thi. office until
noon october -. 1913. and opened immediately
thereafter.
Printed blank forms of proposals and guarantee
specifications, instructions =" bidders. and any de.
red information DO had on Applicant, at this
office. A. n DAMRELL
Captain OF Engineers. United States Army.
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Agents Wanted
a.. S'.'.: e:.a. and Gown. -; .b. :.r:..i STAT,

y. a. Mares. cite. and town. in the ;.:.h states
and Canada..
Mons should he sent by reg; stored l..,., '.ost
"i.i"r o:'i,l OF express with Ia. !. a!i,es, o. .he
purchase! in paii. writing.
tN"SN package OF eleven ti...t has a chance -
"l' e!,f.-I pines, but positively certain :" WIN
Of, Will on" person on: 0te",,v ten Who ',u:.
pres.
fo' further i:!io:nls:i';. and particulars send 20:
'!F'r.si' 20 .4e 'I."s-.T and proprietor and al.
"i'.. SIMON aBnLES.
...l ~. ."t seavaaw..th, ksusss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

A PRoBABL: HoMICIDE.-Last evening
Peter Francis ana Joseph Manuel were on
Claiborne street. near the Old basin. and
both wished to ge: into one Of the cars at
the same time. \ quarrr! ensuei. and re-
suited IN the frs: named shooting the latter
three times. One bulle: entered Manuel's
abdomen, INJECTING n wound which will
probably prove mortal. The other bullets
entered hi. left thigh. The wounded man
was sent 10 his home. on st. Peter street.
near Galvez. The as-ailant was arrested
by one Of Captain McCann's officers.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
Tho.nn. Pike -. >hip q. .tricLlnna-N

Thomas Pike -. ship Il. striek ianh-No.
1885.
IN TIKI UNITED STATES O'STRIC: COURT
District of Louisiana In obedience to an ad-
miralty warrant to NJ. directed in above entitled
suIf, have seized an" TAX Il into NV pOesession-
.HE SHIP q. STRICKLAND, her boats tackle
enc. now Hbeled by Thomas Pike for the causes
SET forth IN the libel now pending IN the Distyic:
Court of the United States
Aud d. hereby cite and admontsi, the ovne. o,
owners tht reof and ak and every person or per.
sons having or pretending TO have any right title
or interest in or to The same, TO be and appear
district court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at The city OF New Orleans
on the first Monday of November. TO show cause
II any they have Or can, why the said ship e.
Strickland should no. be condemned and be sold
aIieeably to the prayer of belaut.
.nited States Marshais OtIicr. New Orleans
.iIt! dav OF October, 1874.
5. 3, pA:H.SD
"ofi rs - nei United STATE, Nsr.la;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

AMATEUR BRASS BAND during the Guie.
hours last night the stiffness was broken bv
the music of a brass baud in front of oar
Office. The organization call, itself the
faoletti brass band amateurs. Mr.. Joseph
Paoletti is musical director: A. Manuel
leader: Paul Faieton assistant leader: john
Cheviliou president: II. W. Wynne wee
president: Edward S Levy secretary. For
amateurs they made excellent music.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

DONATIONS POR THE SUFFERERs-
tain William j. kauntz hae donated $50 70
tue Shreveport sufferers. and like amount
TO the Memphis untortunates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

=. Il. Davis, Jr.. vs.. Cohen NJ. sorin,
Parliamentary Executor OF J. NJ. Isaacks de.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No 3o92.-By virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans the
aoove entitled cause, VIII proceed to sell at pub
nc auction, at the Mere hants and AuctiOnaers'
exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomh0use streets in the Second District of th
city. on SATURDAY, October II 1879 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit w
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, witlrall the
buildings and Improvements thereon. rights ways
and appurtenances thereunt belonging or IN any.
wise appertaining situated in the Second District
or TINS city in square number thirty nine beunJed
Dy Caial White Bread and Custom house streets
desiSnated by the numbers thirty, thirtyone
thirty'tWo, ard thirty three, on plan drawn by r
n Tourne, architect. dated fifteenth of March
1904 deposited in the Office of :. Mayuer LAT. a
notary public in thi. city as plan number seventy.
nine; which lots adj0in each other and measure
each, according to said plan thirty feet front ON
Canal street by de pth between parallel lines or
one hundred and thirty nine feet and five inches
American measure, lot number thrty-three form
ing the corner OF Canal and White streets. Being
the same property acquired by the late j. NJ
Ishacks, deceased by purchase from Robert Clark
per act passed before N B. Tr:st, notary public in
this city, on the nineteenth OF July 1872
Seized i'll the above suit.
lerfnS-This being the second and laat auction
the said property will be definitely adiudicat.d to
the highest and last bidder for what il will bring
at twelve ms credit the purchaser fin rpi ,bn,
bond with good and solvent security, bearing eirht
per cent interest per annum from date and spe-
cial mortgage on the property sold until final
payment Said purchaser will have dednct and
pay Ill cash the printing sheriff and clerks feea
etc, which amount to about two hundred and
thirty-tive dollars. and furthermCre. the State.
parish and municipal taxes, the amount of which
il not yet steftaned.
se,i oc2 II Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Gifts. Si1O.DOD In Prizes
Principal Prize, SlOO,OOp.

Consisfin: OF the superb pa!ata residence simon
Aoars Ed. iinsui PASSED as private div cling in
''r nlttd States. 5e!n4, only few blocks from the
courthouse. surrounded by magnificent: grounds.
orchards. gardens d vine Yards. The building mas
been only recently completed VIII. al: mod..a I'm.
p:1Temru:S.
PRIZE list
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

lTALIANA DEL Trio AL BERsAGlrO.-Th;s
association will tomorrow. on its fifth an.
niversary. celebrate the discovery of Amer
lea b, Christopher Columbus. Mr.. V. La
mantia has favored the REPUBLICAN with
an invitation to attend the festivities The
bersaglIo will assemble at the hall, corner
OF CustOmhouse street and Exchange aIIey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT.

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT METROPOLITAN POLICE
New Orleans, October 6. 1873. !
n ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
1 SECTIONS twenty five and twentyAx of act No.
W, approved March g. 1869 (seCtions 2259 and 1850
Revised Statutes, 1870, the Beard Of Metropolitan
Police met on Monday, October g. 1873 board
OF estimate and apportionment, and unanimously
adopted the following innate of expenses and APP
portionment of the police force for the year com
menring October l. 1873. and ending September
%, 1874:
App0rti0nmenf,
For the year ending September 30, 1874
Men.
City OF New Orleans
PARISH OF Jefferson, right bank Observation-Disclosures.
Par.sh o. Jefferson left bink.
Parish OF st. Bernard.
Iotal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

ELECTION TO CONvESTIoN.-At meeting
held on Morales street, between Marigny
and Vaudeville streets, for the election of
delegates to the coiored convention. Cap
lain Peter Joseph and Mr.. A. j. Armstrong
were chosen to represent the eighth ward.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

IHE ARMANr HoMrcIDE.-The coroner's
jury in this case returned a verde. tba,
Henry Armant came to his death from Gun.
shot wounds at the hands of Samuel VIII
Hams. The testimony in the case adds
nothing to the item. already published bv
US, except that fully loaded pistol was
found on deceased.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

To THE GRAND URY.-Metropolitan de.
tectives, who worked hard to bring Socha
Schonhausen II Co. to a speedy punishment
for the beerhDuss crimes, were dissatisfied
with the action Of Judge Staes in releasing
accused on light bonds. therefore called on
the grand jury TO take the case in hand
The officers claim TO have obtained some
additional evidence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11
RESTAURANTS,
pEOFENiNt. OF THE
ST. Louis RESTAURANT.
Nov DEN.CHAU0'> RESTAURANT.
13...s......st. louis SUPERINTENDENT

Getvee'. Bouybo.. and Roya..
The proprietor desires TO inform hi. friends and
the pubc Ill general that lie will open the abov.
restaurant next SATURDAY, October II. 1873
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH DOARp or ~ :ne
dav, week or month, or reasonable terms.
Travellers. we'll as city residents will always
and good ana fine rooms, with boarc,.
The house and the restaurant Ill. keep open
every night until twelve O'Clock.
Persona. attention giTea - balls s,ir.es and
parties. oc. N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

For SMoKE.-Cigarette give Custom.
house officers as much or more trouble than
any other imported article. The steam.
ship Tappahannock, recently arrived and
tied up at Aigiers. as usual had on board a
Cnstomhouse officer. but some one on
board tried to circumvent him by sneak
ing twenty-eight crowns of cigarettes under
an adjoining wharf. The little smokers
were seized,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

81: ZOO from the Workingmen's Accommo
oatlon Bank. The testimony developed NO
important facts concerning the alleged
crime.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

FIRE IN THE SIXTH DIsTRICT.-An unoc.
cupied one story frame house on the corner
OF Jena and DryaieS streets, was burned
down Thursday night about nine o'clock.
The property belonged to DR.. p. West. and
was valued "A. $1,000. The house, it is re.
ported. was ti,ed by an incendiary.
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Total. Metropolitan Police District. s:s..27s i

1csrtifr the above to DE correct copy of til.
estimate and appor,innment for the year ending
poH'an Police this Monday October 6, 1873
Sc. % Il. BAKER Deputy Clerk
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Estimate of General Expenses,

For the year ending September 80 1874, to be borne
Fro rata by the several corporations within
the Metropolitan Police District:
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ONE MILLION ALLEGED FORGED
BONDS.

The Writ of Habeas Corpus In the
johnson Case-Indictments To BE Pre-
sented TO-MOrrow Morning.
In return to the writ OF habeas corpus, issued
by Justice Fancher on Friday last, Captain Walsh
brought into the Supreme Court, Chambers, yester-
day morning, James w. Johnson the Williamsburg
lawyer, arrested for alleged uttering Of the bogus
New York Buffalo and Erie bonds. The prisoner
seemed very cool aud collected, and kept up free
and easy conversation with his counsel, Mr.. Will
liam F. Howe. On Judge Noah Davis ascending
the bench, Mr. Howe called his honor's attention to
the TACT that his client had been taken to and from
Essex Market for the purpose Of examination, but
IN the interim OF numerous adournments he had
been informed that an indictment had been found
against Mr.. Johnson by the Oyer and Termner
Grand Jury. the purpose OF this proceeding was to
allow the writ OF habeas corpus to remain pending
until the Indictment was presented In Court on
Monday, when he would there move that imme.
date action be taken In the premises.
Justice Davis thereupon adjourned the writ Of
habeas corpus until tomorrow morning, and John
son will be then arragned In the Oyer and Termt-
ner to plead to the indictments to be then filed
against HIM. ana his release on bail applied for.
The startling revelation has been made that at
least one million forged bonds are in the market.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

MISREPRESENTATION Wednesday Septem-
Der g. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
the Rev. Halsey Moore pastor OF the Second Bap-
list church, Harlem, Mr. LUDWIG A. ANDERSON to
Miss MARY L. CAMPBELL
BRADLEY-WMLIAMs.-On Thursday, September
T. at the residence of the BRIDES parents, BY the
Rev. DR.. w. +. Morgan, EDISON BRADLEY, Jr:, to
Miss JULIA w. WILLIAMS, daughter or Mrs. M. J.
Allen, all OF this city.
CAILLoUTTE-lRvINE.-On Monday, September I,
1873, by the Rev. ID. Peck, FRANKLYN I. CAILLoUTfE
to PRICILLIA l.. IRVINE. All Of Brooklyn, 4. u.
Quebec papers please copy.
MILLs-NEwKIRK.-On Wednesday, september g.,
1879, by the Rev. L. Ray Foote. WILLIAM MILLS, OK
New York, to MARY LOUISA NEwKIRK, OF HoDoken.
MURPHY-NEvILL-At the residence OF tne
BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Or. Banks, THOMAS X.
MURPHY, to SARAH A., eldest daughter OF ROBERT
Nevill. All OF Yonkers.
NORTHUMBERLAND Monday, september i,
at Az East tyeighth street, by the Rev. u Sey-
mOur, ROBERT MCCLELJAND to MARIA FRANCES,
eldest daughter OF Nicholas Fell Of Portlaw, Ire
land.
NoRroN-RRcroR.-On Wednesday, September 8,
by Rev. W. ii. Evans, Mr.. HARRY MOTION to Miss
JENNIE A. RECTOR, all Of this city. NO cards
OsBORN-SHEFFIELD.-On Wednesday, september
q, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the
Rev. DR.. Deems, GERNsEY OSBORN, Jr., to JOSEPHINE
H. SHEFFIELD, both OF this CITY.
THoRLEY-FRANCIs.-At Hob0ken, on Wednes-
day September 3, at the residence OF the brides
mother. by the Rev. Mr Egbert, CHARLES THoRLEY,
Jr. of Hudson City, to Miss JENNIE 4. FRANCIS,
daughter OF the late ex-Sherif Francis. No cards.
PErTus- -JouSsoN.-On Wednesday. September ..
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FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTIES.

Coroner Young was yesterday notified to hold
an inquest at 5O7 West Twenty eighth street. on
the body Of Martin Fallon o man twenty EIGHT
years OF age, who was almost instantly killed. at
haf-past eight O'Clock on Friday evening, by being
run over on the corner of Twenty-eghth street and
Tenth avenue, by car l6 of the Belt Railroad. James
K. Baldwin, driver OF the car, was arrested by the
Twentieth precinct police, and detained in the
station house to await the action OF the Coroner.
There are two or three witnesses to the
Michael Way, boy, eight years OF age, early on
Friday evening was run over In First avenue, near
Twenty third street, by car No. 70, OF the avenue
line, and so severely injured that death subse-
quently ensued in Bellevue Hospital. whittier he
had been removed. Deceased lived with his
parents. at No. 1888 First avenue. 1t Is SAID that
Michael, In playing with other boys, accidentally
ran between the whItiietree and the dashboard of
the car, and before the driver could brake up he
was fatally crushed. Cornelius Callahan, the
driver, was arrested, and subsequently discharged
Dy Coroner Young, who will hold an inquest.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PARIS BouRsE -Lospos, Sept o. p M.-Paris de-
spatches quote renes at 5Si. 15c T. M-French rentes
at 5Sf. soc. 6P. M.-Rentes closed at bSf Csc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Sept 6-Evenng.-
L,yEnrooL CorroN MARkEr-LIyERrooL- Sept GA
basis of low middlines sgd. Sales OF Orleans deliv
cradle October and November the isis OF good
binary, at gsd Of the sales to-day 6,UOO bales
American Sales of uplands, new crop delivery, the
basis o. good riinary AZ Sad; do on the basis OF low
ding upwards SD middling Orleans, 9td sales 900
baes, including 2,U0J for speculation anu export Sales
oil upands new crop shipments, basis of good ordi
nary at sgd Sales OF uplands the basis OF good
binary, deliverable September, at I3lGd.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-livERPooI. Sept g.
lean ine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LyvERPooL, Sept. g.
Evening.-Refined petroleum. lid. Der gallon. Clover
seed 40s a rs per cwt for American red.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP Sept 6-Petroleum.
40f. for fine pale American.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BosroN. Sent G. 1879.


some speculative inquiry The manufacturers, however,
Is in OF higher prices There has been further
advance in fine heeces double extra and treble
few weeks ago Holders OF double extra Ohio or Penny
ing that prices must advance. The sales Visions
have been quite large, and 4sc Acc. per h. has been
continue active with the prospect that the supply OF
these descriptions will soon become exhausted. The
have reached upwards of l0V00 lbs. and the stock is
adhered to he in very satisfactory condion sales of
ohio Pennsylvana ana virginia heeces medium extra
medium, extra and double extra, at 461ac. Soc. YER
mont, New York. Wisconsin and Western tceces, lOc
&c. comblng and deaine, SIC Coo tub SIC. size
unwashed Western, Colorado and Nevada. z5c 3615c.
and extra, size. &c. California spring, 23c q CSC.