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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-01
VOL. XXXvIII, NO. 51.-WHOLE NO. 1885.


free and slave States in the Senate pre-
cisely what it is now. But the infamma-
tory pamphlet of the Washington "Dem-
ocratc Association" exposes the fallacy
Of this pretence. They openly declare
that The only hope Of The South is In The
y4nneTation Of Teras tohich would give the
South q majority in The Senate." This,
then, is the true secret of Folks nomna.
ton. He was brought forward as the
Texas candidate, and his election brings
Texas into the Union and secures to the
Slave States majority in the Senate. -.
In this view of the case what Northern
State can deliberately cast its vote for
James K. Polkl What Northern Free
man will lend a helping hand to give the
South n preponderance in our National
Councils Has not the North suffered
enough already from the malign influence
of Southern Free Traders, Nullifiers and
Dsunionists If, while in the minority,
they have been able to do us so much in
jury, what limit will there be 10 their pow
er for mischief or msrule when the An
nexalion Of Texas shall have secured to
them Permanent Majority in the U. S.
Senate! The partisans OF Mr. Polk ap-
peal to the South to unite in favor of Tex
as in order 10 increase the slave power and
prepondcranco at the Capitol. We APP
peal to the North to rally, as one man, in
opposition to the Texas plot and Texas
candidate, and TO resist to the uttermost
this last desperate attempt to add more
Slave States to the Union ALBANY Jour
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SOUTH CAROLINA-POLK'S DU.
PLICITY.
Correspondence Of The Boston Alias.
CHARLESTON, Oct. Id, 1874.

CHARLESTON, Oct. Id, 1914.
TO The editors Of The Boston Alias;
Conference.-The election for represen-
tatives TO the Legislature takes place to-
day. The Wings bad no intention of
running any ticket-but had decided to
vote for the Union Democrats-an and, with
this view, propounded certain questions to
all the candidates, having reference to
State measures alone-which, TO our utter
surprise, they refused to answer-treating
us with the utmost contempt, and avowing
their responsibility to their own party a
lone. Indignant at this gross outrage on
our rights as citizens, we have presented
ticket for the Legislature, but without
the faintcSt hope Of success. The Wings
have never before run ticket in this hot
bed Of free trade Democracy and can,
therefore, form no estimate sof their
strength. Our opponents treat us with
ridiculo and contempt-and say we can
not poll over 900 votes. We think we
can poll to 400. write this to prepare
you for the great shout Of victory which
the Democrats will raise all over the coun.
try, at the result of this Election. Tell
your friends not to be aiarmed--that
though we are few in number, we are
| firm and Northumberland will ceaselessly
wage the good fight, in the case Of Union,
Liberty, and the Constitution.
South Carolina is the only State in the
Union, where the people have not the
privilege of voting for Electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President-lhey being cleo
ted by the State Legislalure-in which
body under the State Constitutions n veal
thy planter, owning 100 slaves, has 81
more votes than a poor mechanic or far
mer. The Wings advocate change in
the law, and giving the election to the
people-whist the Democrats oppose it
aye, the Democrats Of South Carolina,-
those who conceive themselves the only
true apostles Of Thomas Jefferson. What
will your Northern Democrats say to this,
who sympathsc with Tom Dorr-who,
by the bye, our Democrats say is a scoun-
drel-and if he had tried his game in So.
Carolina, would have been hung without
Judge or jury.
General McDul1ie said, in a late speech
ut Augusta, tlltl lC hllCW VIA y lCitcI was
written for the meridian of Pennsylvania
but that he would pledge himself that
Mr. Polk would carry out the principles OF
Free Trade. The Hon. Henry L. Pinck-
ney stated at the Democratic meeting, last
week, that Mr., Polk had to disguise his
, opinions to meet the views Of the North
ern Democrats-but that he would state
on undoubted authority, to his Democrat
ic brethren of the South, that in case oil
, Mr. Folks election, the Hon John G. Cal
houn would be continued in his office oil
Secretary of State, and that the admins
, tration would be pledged 10 use all its in
huence to carry out the Annexation O.
Texas, and the reduction Of the Tariff.
: Proclaim this, in trumpet tongued notes
:. throughout the land-and let the people
J know the secret man9uvres of Jas. X
5 Polk.
d shall advise you of the result of oul
d election as soon as over, and remain
n Yours truly,
A CAROLINA WING.
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The prospect in Virginia. The Rich
mond Wing of Saturday speaks thus con-
fdcntly of the Signs of the times" in the
Old Dominion:
The accounts from nearly every quar-.
ter Of Virginia are first rate" Guarc
what you call the Citadel gentlemen To-
cos We know the State better than any
man in it, and we promise you that We
expect to drub you.
"Heads up" Wings! The day is ours
Victory
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wa. referred to the joint committee under tho aai

Tho report was referred joint committee under the Gnh
Joint rule.
The bill in addition TO an act relating to the grand list noce
to be gwen where changes made
taken up r Howard moved amendment requiring the lis
to designate tho appraised bill the school district 10
which each piece of land situated adopted Mr. sanhorn "
= moved TO dismiss tho bill which sustained by Mr. San
born ? and Whttemore Of NJ, opposed by Messrs Rice
Sd rcuding
Adjourned.
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Freemen, read this In the city of
Washington in the sight Of the Capitol is
large building known as "the Pen" 1t
is building not for sheltering the brute,
but where the victims Of the slave dealer,
men, women and children are brought to-
gether-hence they are driven to the
soulh-iamilies are separated-thc hus-
band from the wife, brother from sister
parent from child-never again 10 meet
this side eternity. Over this scene of hui
man misery noe floats broad banner, bear
ing The inscription,
"POLK, DALLAS AND TEXAS"
What say the people of the North to
this insult, made beforehand, from which
even shareholders themselves turn with
disgust.
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JUST AS WE SUPPOSED HE WAS.
4

Jul AS w Il SUfFOSED He w AZ.
The Montpelier Patriot intimated some
what strongly few weeks ago, that Mr..
Putnam the Sd party candidate for Con-
gress in this District, was Wing. The
Patriot perhaps had a double motive for
this--viz to induce some Wings to go
for him, but more especially to turn the
few locofoco Sd party men who voted for
Mr. p. in September upon Mr. Dillingham;
hereafter, By the following from the last
Sd party organ, the Vermont Freeman"
the reader can see what Mr. Putnam is !;
and if it is not full declaration that he
is =" northern man with southern princi-
pies" except his third partyism, we cannot
understand the English of it. And unless
we have been misinformed in the matter,
had he been wing at the time he was
nominated, the honor would have fallen
upon some one else. The claims of a
much more distinguished individual, both
for talents and labor in tho abolition cause,
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The nomination of Mr. Villas sustained by Mesrs
dey Rice and Sanbou of s. and of Mr. Colby by
Barrett and Camp and Mr. Buck Hon John Colby elected
John Colby 1872 Low Villas 80, Harry Halo 9.
WAsHINGroN CouNrYMr Buck moved to add two to
the list of Justices of Roxbuy, which resisted by Mir Mars
and Senator Richardson ayes 2S noes l6l.
The joint assembly adjourned Tuesday next, NJ and
the House adjourned
Asru
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WATCHMAN & JOURNAL.

TERMs-s 80 cash advance 50 90 il payment is not made
in advance interest always charged from the end OF inc Fou
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MONTPELIER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1874

committee lie said tho great difficulty Of the present system
was, that the enrolled militia required TO do either lit
tie too much and to obvote that difficulty all services of
this portion of tho mltu dispensed with except in
of nsurrocton INVASION Tho bill however, provided for the
annual enrolment of n liable do duty and for
the proper Department. that the military force of the
may be known and nj any time called out when required.
Mossrs Harlow, Soddard Howard, Whtemoro of NJ, and
Rico of s. sustained the b when the motion to dismiss
Withdrawn and the bill laid the table and ordered be printed
The bill providing for check lists elections called up
and ordered 10 third reading
BILLS INTRODUCED. by Mr. Winsow altering the Of
county in Windsor county, which referred tho
members from that county By M Porter assessing tax of 10
the list for the support of government making mp
preparation for support Of government and authorizing the
treasurer borrow certain suua which ordered
third reading - Adjourned.
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The extent Of the mportatons DO not however, depend
upon the demand An imitation of the currency would do
swaywth the want Of actual demand and flood
kets with foreign merchandise dependant upon specu
atve demand for sales sudden imitation Of the currency
would destroy and snnul all estimates would create
fictitious movements in trade and commerce. upseng all
the calculations that might have been made Although
the actual receipts from customs may fall short Of the
Inmates made yet convinced that under the pre-.
sent tariff and system Of banking they will be large
enough to leave surplus sufficient to liqudae the public
debt within very short period. The moment this debt
IS paid, the WILL Of course accumulate unappro
prated, and become an engine of great power in the
hands it may rest If on deposit in banks it will form
the basis on which to increase speculaons in stocks and
trade and expansions in thecurrency As the prosperity
OF the country advances the bank NOV emens will ma
teraly become extended until prices feel its influence
Prices regulate the imporaons and the currency regu
ates prices, and prices inflated in our
markets,so foreign goods sent here pay profit
can tell to what extent the imports will be carried Should
this state of things be realized under the present tariff
we shall have revenue producing immense surplus
in very short period.
SALES OF STOCKS, Bosror, June 10.
share U Hotel, new stock, AZ; % East Boston Co.
IL 25 do do IL! so do do W o, l2t Concord
r r, 63s; 10 Charlestown Branch RR 81 SO Western
r. 1915 % do do m so, 7st; 10 do do payable Tues
day, 731; Al do do b o. 73i; Nor & WOr X r. 62
10 do do IS 45 Eastern II r. ll01; 25 Reading r. 81
50 do do 27t IFS do do az so do l0jso at; IS do
do 2l 100 do DIS BIO, 81; 100 do W 0, az; so do
l07a 30 Long Island r. 80; 70 do do 500 80 do do
500 55 do do W b o, 81.
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Foreign ImpOrtatIOns.

LeNDoN-Shp Prince Albert-308 old iron Grnnel
Minturn Co-2i pigs mdze Thompson Bonar Co37 Bur
Iett Johnson--6 Il Rockwell x Coz NJ Gsrner-20 r.
Felder-l3l A Low w Niblo-4l w Haisey x Co-l92
Clark McCnnuin-ll & A Pete Cos Sill Thompson
q Fellows. Wadsworh & Co.'S Ahreniiedt x CO-20 l.
PamiIi-6 Marson, Broths,s-N Allen, Hanger Cola
Russell Y Cos Nevis X co., James Owens II Lumms
Cos Wright, suIgvs x Coz Stone Swan Co-2l yohn
Fe'guson-22 Cowen-6 Bartlett X weord4 Chas Vyse
20 Henry Cohen-25 Ellis, w Calf Levy Bro
ther,-3 Ba Der. Brothers-5 BlacLbum-2 Wendell
4 Wiley Putnam-3 David Hidden Son-2 Robinson
Pease Coz British Consu-ll Oppeohsim Co-l30
Cumming. Main Co--60 q No'ewood Cola Mey-
er X Son-0i Collins Co-3s w Neilson-2 johnson X
Green-66 J Routh-l w Motif ii kos,y-l Long-l
Davis-l daton Stswart-1 " Dodge- Laden Y Col M
Wishtmaa-l Young + Smith, Solomsn y Col Mey-
ers-6 chronomet' Arthur Sewa5 tons Brazil wood 1870
pigs mdze to order
IvEnP29i phiIadelphia-i brs tin Phelps Dodge
co-93 Nj Biuce Son-45 steel T. Il Sarderson-7O0
bars 2, bdls iron Wilson eo1s2s bars Shields $,
bsd- 10, do % anvil; Wa 81 Maoy-2s et, g bales Bur.
Wight ssg.s shawmas cks IS ss 10 bale: Adshead CO
sr,H5-4a bale. baden Son1s LeaehVsS Richardson
81 Res Brothers, IL bales cs mid 1855 tons pig iron to
der
.BnEMEN-Brsmen barque Ernest < Gustave-S7 boxes
Mul'er-ll do Kesser Colo do Notenus Pavenstsdt-9
bale. w Lasaack Cos cks Ornamental Cola chss
1 box to order
GAsoowBr brig Elizabe,h2oo s52l bars iron 25
coal Booman Johnston39 eks Wilson Brown bbls q
Hastings Coz do Bnrritt X Johnson.
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Cotton Market.

CHARLESTON June l5th-Our report of the sth instant
left the Upland market in rather unsettled state the
majority OF holders having refused to submit to the
OF purchasers who were demanding concession in pri
in consequence of the unfavorabe advces per Gale
dona while there several who in the anxiety
duce their stocks sold at slight reduction; but the
ket recovered from this momentary depression
the light receipts for weeks past and the compare
tive small supply sale, had brought the ock
der the control OF sellers and at the close of the
and in the early part Of the present week there fair
inquiry for the article and the prices previous
the recent intelligence from the other side were fully
susta;ned within few days, however, operations have
been partially checked in consequence of the high prices
asked The receipts since last have been 1921 bales
and the sales in the same time 3400 bales
New ORLEANS, June lO.-There some inquiry for
Cotton Saturday. and the transactions comprised 1000
bales including lot of 900 at a. for shipment Eng
land The market is unchanged
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFcATIoN.-Louisian and Mississippi
Inferior ga 81 Ordinary 81; Middling7 ait; Mid
ding Fair Y 49, Fair ST asi Good Fair 81 81; Good
and Fine 81.
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important from Washington.

we learn privately from Washington that the ex-
pected messenger from Mexico arrived at Washing
ton by the Southern train on Monday, an hour or
two after Congress adjourned. He brings the news,
as we learn from gentleman OF responsibility, who
travelled from Georgia with him. that the consent
of Mexico will be given to the annexation of
Texas, and that without difficulty, or any Interrupt
ton of the amcable relations which have hitherto
subsisted between that country and the United
States. The war panic must therefore end here
This also increases the probabilities that the
President will call an Extra Session of Congress in
September.
We also learn from a source to be relied on that
Collector Curtis will be removed within few
days. lie toA not resign. His place will, az we
are assured, be Immediately filled by statesman
of distinction, well and favorably known to the
public, and qualified for the office. We are not at
liberty to mention his name, although it is in our
possession. We may add that he is friendly to
President Tyler, and able to give the required
bonds.
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In the City and County OF New York, the 9th day Of
june TO the 18th day OF June, 1914.
% Men % Women ; 40 Boys 40 Girls. Total 1876.
DISEASES.
Abscess Il ApopeSy. Casualties. 81 Cholera pfantun q
Consumption, 23 Conyulsons -; Group 2; Debility Dir
rfhGa, Dropsy, j; Dropsy the head, Derum Ire
mems, Dysentery Eysipelas2 Eruption 2; Fever
peal Il do m,ttent do scarlet Disease sf Heart de-
Of Hip Hoopng Cough, 7; inflammation of BRAIN 81 do of
bowels a. do olungs, 6; do Of stomach 81 do Of throat
do of vet3 Marasmus O: Old Age 81 Palsy. I; Premature
firth 81 Pleurisy i; Scroiua Il Spinal Disease, Il sullbom
t.-ls6.
AGE.
Under year. 40; to l0 TO Is; 20 TO- 5, 10 ~ co. o.
TO 3 AZ 30 to 40 ID; 40 So 80 to So so 10 71 a. 10
s0,it; 80 to 90, /; 90 to 100 L.
PLACES NATIVITY
Upitcd States, l07 Ireland, 81 England, Germany,
France, l..
Of tn bove were from the Bellevue Hospital Lunatc
Asylum l;.City Prison, l. Coored Persons, IL.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,

o. The cars from Baltimore did not arrive in
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon in time to con-
meet with the train for this city consequently our
Letters and papers from south of Philadelphia were
not received
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Died,
On the 10th instant, Of lingering consumption, Mrs
Nancy VAN HAUN, widow of the late Ariah Van Haun,
aged "A years She left this world in full hope OF bles
sed Immortality beyond the grave leaving three neres-
ting children to their bereav bequeathing to
them vruous example Of kind and indulgent mother.
Their loss is her gain. The Norwich papers will please
copy.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family and those
Of her soninlaw NJ 3. Isaacks, respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this morning 10 O'Clock from No
80 Commerce street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Days OF the steam Ships.


We shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will
e 10 hSsE Of GU, News Fleet tepoT
SpokeH their List of their Cargo and any Fo
reign Newspapers News they have lie will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondents
home or abroad will also confer favor by sending hi.
ONCE all the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical
Information of any kind will be thankfully received
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FIRST BOARD, June $40 shares United States Bank,
lot 20 do Commercial Bank Of Nachez, - 1875 do New
Orleans Gas DDS, 3l3 100 do Wilmington Railroad
az 200 do do 5ds, 2l3 use do do NV, 2l}
SECOND BOARD, June l7.-6e shares Wilmington Rail
road % 100 do Girard Bank l2i so do do sd, 1T 100
do do b5, III 10 do Farmers and Mechanics Bank, asst
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HELD TO BAIL-John O'Neil was held to bail in
$1,000, before Aldermen Boieau, Of Kensington
yesterday, on the charge OF hauling two cart loads Of
dirt upon the lot where the Native American meeting
time Of said meeting and at the time with using
language calculated to provoke breach of the peace
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LosDosIssp Prince Albsr-sT oxilyy and lady q Ohio
and servants Mr. Lyon and lady, London Mr. Chappezeau
H,uover, snd 80 in the sterraxe.
LNFRPooL-Shp Philadelphia-Miss Bidolph 1875 in the
storage
GorTENBuRe-Brig Snperb-P Luther, and lady Miss
Quergrlco MIR Monrier, Mr. Curman Nordguut MIR
N Siol.:y.
HAyANA.sehoonsr Augusta-F sp-ck; John TAYLOR Esq;
White D O'Neil Leon vIer Bellalre h Bellaire I
BoNAIRE-Bng United Stsns-Mr Moore and son.
MArAcoRDA-Brg Forest-Mr Belts.
MoBILE-schr tompino-J q Bates Gale. Wilson. MIR
O'Donneli, and Mr. Gay.
MoBE June 10 ed Amity Peck, Liverpool; Mary Emer,
West, Newark, M
APALAcHcoLA-Schocner Iona q Summers w w
Valeare lad, and chi d; Mrs Caro-; Miss Ann Ruge;
Rowan; Nlanney; ID hockey; one IN the steerege.
sMoBILE-Barque Vernon-Nlm Prichard and chdreu
Mrs De GSusbs asd child Mrs Woodbuy md Child Mrs
Ter. Miss ood Miss Bull, DIR w w Bisphane. Col David
Woodbury. Nj s Pool and Drummond.
GEoRGETowN-Schr Wanwrght-A Seward and Ellis.
Passengers Sailed.
MISUNDERSTANDING Caledonia, from Boston, Henry,
Robt Hatfield WIN Shmmin and wife, 7 d shimmin three
Misses Sh,mmn, Mr. u Joy, Miss J6v Miss Susan Brown,
Isaac LivemoTe, of Boston; and SO others
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,r,H RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIx
TuRE-For the cure of primary or secondary SYPHILIS
anu all directions produced by an inudicous Of
me great advantages possessed by this powerful
over all other preparations for the Of sy
paiis IS, that while curing the disease it improves the
o , whilst mercury generally leave much
worse disease than the one it is administers for The
pest accommodation give of is, that it is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty who for
merry considered mercury the only for those com
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases of hall
80 carefully packed and sent to all parts
Union Ohce Of the College Of Medicine and Pharma.
cy, rs Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Nj d., Agent
Z o. GOURAUD's BLANC D'ESPANGE, OR SPAN.
ash White, for the complexion.
GOURAUD'S HAIR DYE, will change red or white
mar to beautiful black brown the option of the
without staining the skin Warranted at u Walker
street, LIST store FROM Broadway.
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Domestic I,nportations.

MoBME-Barque Vernon-g7 bales Gotten Watherspe Il
Barhoemeus-6O C0omb lslin-2 Geo Phelps-l5 Barstow
Pope.5o stu!ger Ciearman-es Green eoIS1 Tgsech
a Benton cole J0nter, Brother COG Capt MARTINI
q Parks Riley < Clark-a Bell x Son. Gibbons
order.
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ABUSING A PRlKsT.-An Irlshman named Mich
ae Nunan, was committed to prison by the Mayer
yesterday afternoon for dsorderly conduct at the resi-
dence Of the Rev. Mr. Bsrben, at St Josephs Church.
1t appears that the prisoner the house Of the
priest, and was there violent and abusive in his Ian.
into CUSTODY =
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SHIP N II w {
BY II. T. WILLARD,

BY II. WILLARD,
49, Store 304 Broadway Duane II.
H. r. will give his personal attention 10 door sales Of
Household Furniture Dry Goods Groceries, for persons
reliuquishing housekeeping business.
Sales settled all the goods shall have
sold aud delivered
Liberal Cash Advances made if required merchandise Of
every description consigned for sale nal lmsm
A UCTION NOTICE-Bv SNIFFEN Il CO.-Fumiturr
and Birds-Ths Day, 10 O'Clock at % Ann street Fur
nture, from several families also dozen "a French Chain.
dressing and plain Bureaus Tea Tables Mahogany Rockers
Looking Glasses large lot of double and single
ceent Kitchen Furniture also Hardware and Fancy Articles
also Harpsecord nnique) and for teachers
learners also Too Chest containing about 100 Planes &c
BrdsAt hapast II o'clock. The choicest collection offered
this OF Thushes aud Sky LaIks Song Ca
naries Mochoers Lnnet, Black Birds &c &c. jes tsec
ARD OIL2oo barrels No 40 barrels No in lots salt
jeis stM Z. K COLLINS & Co. SO South ,t
ELOUR2oO barrels Eagle Mills Quincy 200 barrel. Wash
eiSsrc / K COLLINS 4 co. IS South st.
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 co > S. South street. have on
~ hand. and offer for sale ON reasonable terms.
TMSE-2ss balls Biidpc% MSauac s V i1q ~ %
COTTON DUCK-3O0 bales American Pilot Duck, from No.
lto3; 200 do do do Extra No l. ..
EELT-5o b,es of the patent shesthing Paper Felt
POkk30O barrels Frta Clear 900 do Mess 800 do Prime.
LARD2oo barrels No Leaf Lard 800 kegs Extra Leaf
H!DEso2a DRY sailed LIMOS Or Hides.
FLOUR-200 barrels + OHIO
goo goo DO DO t iii.l M ai,,;: Quincy
zoo DO DO DO w. laS asias Mili.' 81, Louis.
WHEAT-l,0oo bushels Prime Illinois. .
80 half nSs ord D.S"y very
- ticle under custom house lock.
BEE RouNDs-2o barrels
BEhF ToNGUEs-ioo dozen well cured, and in fine order.