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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25
Newark.

'BNHE non resident Proprieors Of the town OF New
N ark in the County Of Caledonia, are hereby
tilted that the taxes assessed by said town within the
year next preceding this date, also part Of the High
way taxes assessed the Grand List of said town
for the year A. d. 1913, remain either in whole or in
part unpaid on the following described lands in said
town TO vii
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25

OUR RAILROAD. Since our last very considern-
bio additions have been made to the subscriptions for
sock all along upon the line Of the road. The in
efest felt for the road worry general among all class.
Us otthe people; and all classes arc becoming con-
nooled win II in such way as to feel permanent
interest not only in its constructions but in its safe
mad good management, when completed For in
5'lnce-ihe town of Meredith, in addition to a largo
number OF individual subscriptions, takes one hun
dcd shares, 10y which all tho citizens Of the town
become interested in the road-ln the town Of Hold.
rnass, nearly ono hundred individuals ba,o sub
loubcd for stock amounting about s. "a, 600 And So
10 all the towns Large number Of iudiyduals have
taken stock although in small amounts. And this we
ng1rd as one Of the most favorable aspects for the
Hinre success and pcrmanency oC the road.
In Boston the books were opened on Tuesday last;
md on Friday afternoon, between two and three hun
bred thousand had been subscribed. Although tho
road Is to encounter the most violent opposition, Of
one other interess,it has many warm&able friends;
'nA those who are the best acquainted express the
most perfect confidence in being able to have tho
'empaoy fully organized in a very short time We
SHY keep our readers advised Of the progress Of the
enterprise and cannot refrain from again expressing
the hope that still larger of the stock will be
secured in the county BelhRap Gazette.
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Falling off in Prices.

E1ElNG determined to reduce his present Stock Of
aD Goods the subscriber will SELL for few weeks,
at prices that cannot fail induce to buy
for cash and that wish pay any thing at all for
Goods. G. c. WILDER.
ST. Johnsbury Aug 49, lS45. 42Itf
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Onc Cent Reward.

I'D AN away from the subscriber on the 4h of Au-
Z q gust, my son Aonzo b. Fisher. This is to
forbid all hnrboring or trusting him my account
rs shalt pay no debts of his contracting and shall
claim his earnings. SETH A. FISHER.
Lyndon Aug S l5t5. A2Iw3-
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Malice.

GtAME into the enclosure of the subscriber the
~ 7th inst. BuIIsupposed to he or years old,
mostly red, with hinder part mixed with white. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay damages,
and take him away. ELISHA PECK.
81 Johnsburv August % 1916 i2lv3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25

and much of sand lands will be sold at public
ton at the dwelling house Of Asa Wilson, jr. in
SAID CRANKY on the first Thursday of October next,
at ten o'clock, forenoon, shall be requisite dis
charge said taxes with costs unless previously paid.
ASA WILSON, JR. First Constable.
Dated at CRANKY. this 10Th day of August, A d.
1913. 42lw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25

and so much of said lands will be sold at public auc-
ton at the dwelling house Of William Morse in said
Lunenburgh on the first Thursday of October next at
ten O'Clock, forenoon, shall be requisite to dis
charge said taxes with costs, unless previously pad.
J. w. PUTNAM, First Constable.
Dated at Lunenburgh, this 10th day Of August.
s. D. 1919. 42iW2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25
GralRDY.

'HHE non resident proprotors Of tho town Of
Grahhy in tho County of ESSEX, are hereby mo-
titled that the taxes assessed 10y said town within the
year next preceding this date eman either in whole
or IN port unpaid on the following described lands
d Ui
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25

There also remains due seven cents each un-
divided share or part belonging to the Original Rights
of Welcome Arnold, Thomas Arnold, Samuel G. Ar
mold, Jonathan Arnold, Abigail Arnold, Patience Ar
mold, Asa Arnold Isaac Bartlett, Lydia Clark Joseph
Cook, Jonathan Jenkins, Mary Jenkins Jeremiah
jerks, Edward Jones, Joshua Salisbury, William Thur
ber Robert Thurston,jr., Henry TiIlnghast, Richard
Ward, William Wall, Caleb Wheaton, Mary Jen-
kns, IT,, Nicholas Powers John Mumford jr., John
Jenkins, James Burr, Joseph Rogers, Levi Hal, John
]. Clark, Jabez Gorham, Mary Creed, jr., Samuel
Ward, William BIodgett, John Thurston jun, Be,sey
Nightingale, William Uard ir, Caleb Teal, John
Creed, William JTheaton Joseph Parker, Daniel
Furgerson, John Rogers, Frederic Jenkins, Cyprian
Slerry, Elisha Jenkins, John II. Thursion each of
said udvided shares contains thirty three and
much Of said lands will he sold at public auction
at the dwelling house Of Lauren NJ. Sleeper in said
town of Newark on the first Thursday of October
next ut 10 O'Clock forenoon shall be requisite 10
discharge said taxes with cost unless previously paid.
HENRY DOLLOFF, First Constable.
Dated at Newark this 2Ist day Of Aug. A. ID. 1915.
42Iw3
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DISASTROUS STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

STEAMER KENT sUNK-sEyERAL LIoEs LOST.
Correspondence Of The Detroit .4lreriiser)
Dear Sir-At half past 3, A. NJ, Tuesday, below
Point au Pellee, on Lake Erie, the ''London" steam
Or from Buffalo, and the ''Kent" steamer on her
downward passage, came in contact with dreadful
crash and the result Of the conclusion was the loss
inc latter boat, and regret to add, several lives
have no heart TO dwell on the scene we witness
Gd' For som minutes supposed we had broken
Inc machinery Of the London, and were going to the
bottom, and were only relieved from the apprehen.
SO" o. waery grave by the sight of the Kent, rapid
y SINKING at our bows. Every effort made to
save her Passengers, and all who were in sight were
saved several of those from the cabin being transfer
.'u 10 oar boat without even their clothes But sad
say number was lost, being unable to gain the
'gn'f ueok IN time. Among them we reckon
, MCV James L. Quaw, RedGord, Michigan.
NJ wi Chauncery Osborne, Genesee, N. Y
WI seth Dcnng, Berlin, Conn
T'as'cr Bruce Deming, Galena, w. T.
1 James Lowden, Ypsilanti. Michigan.
Two young ladies' and boy from near Ypsilanti,
names not known.
AL the officers and hands of tho boat and 70 pas
''s''S' including ten children, were saved.
DEsrRUcT1vE FIRE. Loss OF LIVES At 8
P "IN last evening, the extensive stable fronting
S aue Square, attached to the City Tavern BrattIe
be''' Kept by Luclus Doolitte, were discovered to
y" "'e The fire was designedly set in one ofthe
a"SeFs, near the door in the southerly stable, and
nY nales spread quickly into the hay loft, and in
D" moments, the whole building in flames, bur-
'a y with fearful rapidly.
mere were from sixty to seventy horses in the sta
bo T. lhey were all got out, at the imminent risk of
, y yves Of the hostlers connected with the stables
"a several others, who ventured in the stable sur
.1ued by hame and cut the halters and drove tho
Inc lire ragged furously, and threatened the des-
, Uon oil The Brattle street Church and other
nt. property, but by the exertions of the do
ronent 1t was confined to the stables and sheds
1901 OF the church belfry caught fire, and
mITT ''t!aDIy burnt 1t is our melancholy duty, in
r""sng an account of this fire, to record the loss
|ic lyes by the falling of the angle Of the front
H. IVA wa" oil the stables on Bratte Square
,.Ilherson G. Thompson, Sd foreman of Engine
lrII'"y No. 8, of Charestown, and Mr. William |
'.''le' OF No. 2, Of the same town, were drag.
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EEIncnlIslT~EA,

TENiE non resident propretors Of the town Of Luz
n nanbu"gh in tho County Of Essex, hereby
ufed that the taxes assessed by said town within the
year next preceding this date remain in whole in
part unpaid, on the following described lands in said
Ia ,uI
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TIE cat ~. O MAN.

slng nloog hose carriages and when opposite the
stable The anglo of lAo wall fell over and crushed
I " underneath IT, killing lhom both, Instantly. Mr.
tombstone, was most shoehingly manglcd his head
beng almost severed from his body. Mr. Thompson,
was young unmarried man, carpenter by trade
ana mr Ron'sono was a sail, maker-bolh belonging
'oNCharlestown. II wasrepoued that another younS
man. named Howard, was killed but we were una.
ojo to learn the fact Boston .aHas
,. I!iiEF BROKE LOOSE. black thief and bur.
gar,who calls himself John Randall escaped from the
Lancaster Jail, on Monday the 18th nslant--stoo
morse the same night, rodo ii to tho ton of Cherry
mountain and lel Twas seen on Tuesday morning
near Ethan a. Crnwiord's-on Wednesday night was
seen and chased in BchleRen,-on Thursday niglt
broke into house there which his pursuors had oc.
cuped portion Of the preceding day, stole provisions
ior hearty neal, then broke into second stable and
stole second horse, since which he has not been
hoard from. lie lel without hat or coat but very
probably has before this Time supplied himself by
stealing reward will be paid for his apprehension
lilo wil' very probably attempt to pass himself for
runaway slave Coos Dem, Lancaster, "; H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25
WAN WITn MCNIrn

/ The signs are omnous Of evil. Tho Mexican off
GERS of Government have issued various orders to the
military, the Governors Of districts, &C to prepare to
defend their country. One order states that troops
arc being concentrated upon the borders Of Texas
/ This is the import Of the official documents In
| reference to these matters he Tribune remarks.
"'lhc Texas iniquiIy seems to be culminaiine
We have long seen that Mexico could not avoid 90
| ing to war with Us. That a scheme so inquitous in
ls BEGINNING, 50 deceptive in ia progress and rec
less Of all precedent, IN II cOnsummaton shoud end
| IN blood, wantonly aud cruelty shcd-not for liberty
| but slavery-not for principle, but puuder-was to
DO expected. We not going to write on this sub.
! jet now; we merely give the facts find them
II the spread OF tho Of Slavery and blood shed
may yet be averted we shall rejoice. The prospect
1 however is dark.
"Tho most Originate Incredibly is well nigh over.
! come. Those who had determined 10 credit tho
assumption Of Messrs. Forsyth Clay, Van Huren etc
that the annexation of rcxns necessarily involved us
in War with Mexico, will soon be compelled to adj
NIT the truth Mexico is about to appeal from our
apacity and injustice to the barbarous and bloody ar
bilnment Of the sword. In this resort she Is mady
blind and misguided, bat for the blood which shall
be shed in the sho will be far less guilty than
those Of US who have not resisted with al oar might
the perhdious act O: upne which is the of the
most unnatural drama Of murder"
In speaking o. the prospect Of war with Mexico,
and The indecisyo character or the Intelligence on
us" s"'Je''' ''' w "7"'"s,"" Union says
"Upon tho whole, nothing is more uncertain than
the course che will pursue As lar as advised,
the dispatches TO our government arc not more de-
G5ve 'hnn our private accounts. War may como.
The next arrival may bring the declarations; and yet
no man counts upon IL with any certainty sui, II Is
pes' 10 prepare Tor 'ne worst and acting upon thus
sac ana prudent MAXIM we nave no doubt that the
b,oyy, and maxim, ,ycry urcn,ra,i,r ,o ,snoI C
,roops arc actually ON the POINTERS: or. mr., ol,,,
a, Galveston Tho ,Teran, rn,, n'oG-bIy Ia i,,i,,j
Unnecessary. to co-operate with ,gr from, ond ~,
tons will 30 furnished irthoyrcogre il Oar so,J.
rons in the Gulrwil be on The alert The frs, Ilov
that shall be struck hy Mcvco, viii become the s,og
Of ollicou, and vigorous hostios on tho part Of tho
United states"
W. Gri tho c,uo,,,;o, II H., N,,, O.,,.a, H.. r.
III, OH me, VI '''' '''" ~ ''''' "'' "
'''' ~" '''''' ,,,,.,c,,, C,o,.,,.,.r
Nc,v O,Ie,ns Arms, s,5 80
n, .orl,r NJ bis Excc'Icnc, ibo7 rrosi5,n, ~
pa!,,l;" : r,, -, 49, w. i,i "' ~ 'H1
,,o Irni,ol S,,,o. ina, RI. Tycel,o%o,, Io, -"
~ ,t,, ~. C,,'r,,a - -, u,i q -, -, 20
uu ''' '''' "''' ''~ ~" N"'I'' ""H t''N ls'u'H 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25
The Wings of St. JOhnsbury,

pre- requslcd TO meet at Armingon'a Inn, Centre Vii
loge, on Saturday Aug. 30 at o'clock T.. NJ TO
nominate a candidate for town Representative
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ERrEaHntonn.

' @d' pos and Landowner" the Brighton The County Essex
unndon The m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25

ELGcTroNs. The returns we have show tho e.
lection OFFS Wings and loco members of Congress
IA kentucky-a Wing gain Of p
TENNEssEE. Brown, Polk and Texas candidate
elected Governor by 1000 Legislature the
'amo-and probable loss Of ? Wing members of
Congress.
INDrANA. Legislature Pok-and only Wigs
elected 10 Congress-same as tho last election.
NoRrH CAROLINA. The Wings loose one men,
Der of Congress by some 80 votes.
ALABAMA. Only ono Wing member OF Con-
gress--as before.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25

ANOBLE EXAMPLE, Daring tho recent cleo
tooIor Congress in Kentucky, IlENRy CLAY was
ocon at the polls dischOrgIng his duty as freeman,
and tho district in which he resides went right Do
r,o, cannot crush tho energies of this noble champion
orlreedom In the darkest times, who yer heard of
his being away from duty? Tyranny never would
conquer nation of froomen like Harry of tho West
they would always be at tho ballot box-where oy-
ory Wing should be, IL there n Wing in Vermont lhn.
will not be there on tho frSt Tuesday Of ScpiemJcrg
u-J@Thc loco papers find fault with Governor
rlale on account OF his declaration Of opinion that
the General Government have no right to annex Yer
mont to a foreign territory, at its peasure Well, ir
these followers of Mr. Polk wish 70 bo annexed to
Great Britain they have our consent to go.-"birds of
feather" sc. And If President Polk can transfer
the sovereign State of Vermont to Texas, who knows
chat he will not also transfer us TO Great Britain noxt
II the free State Of Vernon, can be married into
the Texas family without her consent cannot she also
b, married to the nobility of England? Where's tho
difference Mr. Locoroco3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25

ll-Ja The Star complains that the speakers at tho
Wig Convention talked orTexas s. slavery. It we
mistake not certain man named Van Buren, onco
talked somewhat so-Ond about the same time the
Scr appeared to go with him. As to the wings they
sill continue to talk against the extension &C Slavery,
ral the expenditures Of millions of the peoples mon
ay in the conquoss Of foreign territory merely to ex-
end The vile system of slavery ,und to bring into Cen
gcss votes against tho prosperity of free labor. In
long they will act consistently with their previous
course and their principles too.
The Stars illusions 10 Mr. Crosby might as well
have been omitted Mr. c. expressed a desire not to
Io a candidate for Senator and his friends noted a.
rccsbIy to his wishes, and nominated another man.
lLJ7A large share Of the troops of the U. S Army
have locn ordered to Texas and vicinity, and arms,
ammunition and provisions have been and are being
sent there all by the order orPresidcnt Polk Fur-
mh CrIho WARRIOR Sarery!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25

Wv VIIV''TTl august oTI' t To- J
BY order oc his EXcelcncy the President of the
Republic, inform the Mexican citizens residing in
the Unod States, that Ills Exceehcy has do,ermn-
ed that this Consulate be closed, aud that return to
Mexico, taking with me its srchevos, in consequence
Of tho state Of our relations with tine United States
In compliance with this order, will this day close
my Office, and will sail Tomorrow for Vera Cruz on
board the Mexican schooner Rclampago.
L. DE AIR ANGOlX Cnrsul
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
Passengers Arrived.

LyERpooL-Seam ship Cambria, Bostcn--J Lowering
and lady Mr. and Mrs Thornton Mr. and Mrs Reed, Mir and
Mrs Reed Mr. and Mrs Able Misses Booth Lush Wilmer
John Woodhesd, Mast A Woodhead, Mr. Fairman Messrs
Stagg Jam sRTaylor, Jas Wray, q Appleton VIM Cor
Kslly, Pierce, !, ch,ndle;i r., N Baekaghp%: q
.Abloo, A. a Low. FORBADE 4 Stanton. Geo Bliss,
w Warren, PV Du Flou, Prof. G Cressan, Mr. Curtis Pc
hold tius,"g Capt Ward Messrs Shepard Elliot,
D w We,more, Stott, G Grifhs. From Lyerp,olto Hall
fax, Rev NJ Summervile Duncan Bruce Mr. A,ton James
Crton Col Stuart. From tax Boston, MIR w Barry
Michael Grace Capt Core 4e aud Thos Peele
Mrs came aud child: Mr. Hamilton.
.CRossrApr-shp Heard-Mrs Gellibrand, Miss Ropes
Mis- Pinkes.
BREsEv-Shp Copenicus-M Buenkoff, and l73 in the
steerage.
ANTwrRr-ship Emmanuel-Geo Gerdng and family
and A7 in th steerage
TAMrlco-sshr Eeam-G " Yam stayeren, Frenelle;
Tucker MIR Kees Miss Crawford Mr. truth and lady Mr.
way and dy Miss Walker Messr Hegs Frazier Tynes,
Foggo, T. Foggo, Walker Darrell, Tucker.
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
American provisIons.

There is fair demand for articles under this head
and prices tend towards Improvement. We quote
Ohio Prime Pork old, at 50 10; do. at SO 62t q
$40 6Si. Ohio Mess Pork, old, quote at $l2 62l
Sl2 6si; do new at Sl3 l2t There a fair inquiry
for Beef and sales to some extent have been made
better prices We quote extra Mess atS9 375 50 SO
Prime is held at SO 10 SO. Lard, in bbls., sells al
u Sc; kegs at ask
The Baltimore market for beef and pork presented but
little animation the 2Sth inst, but owing the limi
ted stock in first hands former rates maintained
We quote for Baltimore packed viz pork Sl3 25
l3 90 prime $40 so II mess beef $40 so IL No
SO so; and prime S7a7 go There had been nc
transactions sales Of small parcels for ships
and for retailing.
There had been considerable inquiries for bacon bu,
no large sales made purchasers not disposed to
give the advanced rates asked. There very lim
ted stock OF all kinds in first hands and receipts
much below sales and holders refuse to operate to any
extent at our last quotation and demand the following
rates viz shoulders 81 c sides y 7ic assortedl
", and hams, cents We note sales of 700 prime
shoulders at CENTS l5 hhds sides at IL 10 hhds do at
7 800 hams at So and 500 do in two lots at 10 cents.
Baltimore cured hams held at 10 IL cents, with
small sales. The demand for lard less active but
prices unchanged. We quote No. ! Western, in
kegs at 81 and in bbls at u a s cents
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

pieces The Middlesex Company in this city, alone
made last year, 6000 pieces. or kerseymeres 7,5la
pieces were exported to this country This is very
surprising; The American manufacturer is rival
ling England in this description Of goods In the Mid
dlesex mills alone last year, 10000 pieces of kersey
meres were manufactured OF baizes of all sorts
only ~ pieces were sent to this country from England
OF hannels, 40 AGO pieces were mpoted but under
stand that the flannel spoken Of is sort used for Innings
ana (which is comparatively new article. OF plain
hannes, one man in Belvidere, manufactures many
pieces as were imported OF "stuffs" wooen worst
ed and OF woollens mixed with cotton England has yet
almost exclusive control of market OF ''stuffs,
oo0ls pieces were shipped to the United States Over
nine millions 9,35l 1851 pieces OF woollens mixed with
cottons exported here. This includes the
muslin de LANES, branch OF industry hardly in it,
infancy in this country yet. OF blankets and
blanketing, 2,3ll,7l6 pieces were exported to the
United States from Great Britain and Of carpets anc
carpeting 900 76l pieces We have doubt that the
time will soon come if the tariff is suffered to remain al
itnow is, when America will manufacture every thing
we want. This in our opinion, is much better thar
having it done abroad Notwithstanding the small guam
ty OF cloths received from England understand tina
woolens have not sold SO low for fifteen years they
sell now.
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
Foreign Markets.

MAYAeuEz, P. RI July ls.-Sugars had fully main.
tanned the prices quoted at last dates All the prime
sugars had been taken out Of market European ac
count, at 81 and there to be made, the
crop finished for this Large orders for the
European market remain untitled. Inferior qualities
shipped at 81. Moasses sells at lac per cask OF
ITO gallons without cask, equivalent to Is cents The
indications OF the weather such at the time Capt
Horner left as to lead them to fear hurricane and pre-
parations were being made accordingly.
ST.. CRoiS, July l2.-our crop is nearly off, probably
about OO6 hhds yet to be made at this end oft island
the east end has finished. Large shipments are going
forward to Europe where the prices of sugar
ed higher than with you Present quotations of sugar
s33 to Al per cwt. Our market is well supplied with
meal and flour and the prices very low in consequence
OF the heavy importations The price of molasses
been all along at 10 cents without cask and larger ship
ments have gone forward this year than usual The
weather has been very good about four weeks ago
since then we have had it very dry although not very
warm The thermometer at 81 to Ss deg,
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
Foreign s,nyortattOns.

LivERpoor-Ship Shenandoah-I4 cases Dbl L Auerbury
col do Gaze; Arnold col w = Bend1H2 Buuerfed
Mason, A Comstock-9 Chittenden & Bliss bbls
Clark.i9 Cameron Brand-loc cs r. & Crooks bales
satte-ebbi cs Fied,er-i do % bbls tihon CO.
cs Gray co.'s Colds cnmidt5 bales Hadden 4 song
b,les 4 Holmes-l bale w q Hunt < co6 ballet cases
Hunt Brothers bales Huniington-4cs Mckee, COL
do Lockhart, Gibson coz do " w Lumms & co.'s cs
6blles Lefets-to do Maher-s do l2 bxs Mitchell &
eo3 Paton Stewart cks r Poppe Co.'S bales
elephants teeth Ricards8 bales Russell < Marsh-26
Reese Sons2l bale cs bale. Skif.
ken ronside Schroeder Switze 5 bales Tompson
&co-l do II Tooker Mead Tracy * Irwin
q do Wolfe, Gillespie colj do boxes Dbl W,pht Stur-
ges Shaw- box Waiter 10 bales and 100 pig
order.
GAsGow-Ship Duncan2OO TINS pig iron Geo Morehead-
cs mdz Tooker Mead co26 bx cs Stone co-9bxs II cs
Smith Thugac coz cks Wilson Brown-7 bxs hs An.
drew Mtchell * co-H csks Jas Lee Cos Bukley
craham bale Bates 'oatsi bales Butteield Bro CO.
Is tns coal Durham < Dimon.
Sr PErERsBuRG-Shp Augustne-5623 bars iron 50 bales
hemp % half do 1856 bags nseed 50 bales crash 900
do eath % do qus s. bales mdze % brs wax
oakum 40 half do NJ Newbod Caits- box tioodhue
co.
BREmES-Ship Copernacus-62 boxes Ahrenfeldt-,i DC,
Hencen Unkart2B Rennes Merle-8 e. Muller-7 por-
rys Mer-8 Thorspecker8 Spies Christ Tifa-
NY Young Els-2 Labotz Blagdon-i3C Neyer-5 Holl
man Evers-2 Victor Aches-iJ Henchen-i6 order.
TAMpIco--Schr Foam-S 1880 Meyer Stucken6O3 hides
2 bd goat skins 8 do deer do 90 do sasepara do ialap
Van Savooren-lG do sarsapaa $50 ps iusc II Souhmay.
ed co-38 bis sarsaparilla II Lecumpt
Sr CRox-Brig Osceola-l3 hhds 10 puns De
Forest-l8 do molasses II hhds sugrr to order
Domestic ImportatIons.
Craftsmanship Wakona-75i bales cotton Burckmeye.
| sou-l2l Thompson Adams.