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PRIVATE DISEASES
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.

VI Nassau stree Z,
DARTlCULAR MOTT, -Pstlenrs residing in any part
Of the Union, BY writing full statement OF their sua
tion let the disease be Of what kind maydecate in
deicat~ private otherw il viii be consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
remedies with directions forwarded
In this the fee 1851 which will include all
w. Il. DICKINSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where of the Members-Doctor McDonnell-is
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT
For the Of GonouhGa Gees Structures, weakness
of the sexual and all discha
from the urethra This powerful duetic
other remedy yet discovered without interfering
any way with business. Pice 81 per pot.
SARSAPARILINE,
Prepared by the College. the principle OF the
nune Honduras 1t approved by the College for the
cure oil scroua rheumatism cutaneous erupionS enlarge
ment and pains Of the bones syphilc symptoms and the
train OF diseases consequent njudcIous Of
and unsklia medical treatment Price, 81 bottle
bottles for S.
This valuable alterativ remedy Syphilis both
primary aud constitutional II should be mme
dstey after the first Of the disease Persons
who have eruptons the skim venereA nodes
scroula any disease arising from impure the
blood should be without IT, Single bottles
Si-cases Of half dozen, s..
Carefully packed forwarded all parts of the Union
w. r. DICKlNsnN. Agent 81 Nassau
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the tide of obloquy with which they had attempt.
ed 10 overwhefm him" Here political doctors


ed TO overwheim him" Here political doctors
disagree! But ! desirs 70 supply an omission in
Nh. Haywood's statement, and which you will
agree with me, is important. Among MANY
Other things, he observes, Con the day before
rssi.-U1d went into the country with IL private
gentleman and personal friend, (a d stingu, she'd
demOcrat,) TO consult with him upon the single
point ofmy resgning, or making resistance TO the
bali "
This ''priva gentleman and personal friend"
is sald TO be Francis p. Blair, formerly editor of
the Globe, who has delightful country seat few
miles from the city, in Maryland.
The President went to Old Point Comfort this
morning III the Osceola steamer. He is accompa-
lor O'Ne'l, Ga relative OF Mr. Polk } and his family
and it is said that Messrs Mason and Bancroft, OF
the Cabinet have, as Martin Ranahan once said
OF John Tyler. also gone "to skim the rough sur
face of oud Neptune" Mr. Walker, it is certain,
did MOI 90 much, ifany distance beyond Alexan
dra six mics distant, for at noon he was at work
iudustrously preparing instructions respecting the
tariff law recently passed.
The members of the Cabinet at home ut ten
O'Clock ID day, were Mr.. Marcy and Mr. Bucha-
nan. MIR. Johnson. by this time, is in Tennessee
The President will make but short stay, per-
haps not beyond Monday next.
II is untrue, as some busybodies wish to make
the public believe, that Mr. Buchanan is not on
good terms with the President. On Sunday night
Mr.. Buchanan was with Mr.. Polk until long alter
nine o'clock.
Senator fulee has gone away not single as
heretofore, but with his charming wife.
-sMr. Mllburn, the partially blind chaplain OF the
House OF Representatives, has been recently ma r
RED to a lady of Baltimore. /" Loves blind they
say" FELIX
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Bosroy, August 81, 1876.
The Steamers Oregon and Atian7ic.

Being one ofthe passengers which came through
in the steamer Oregon, TO Stonngton, last night,
which left New York in company with the new
and splendid steamer Atlantic, and as the trip
was one of more than ordinary interest, involving
as i did the future reputation of the Oregon, |
Will give you short account OF it.
We both left the pier at the same moment the
Atlantic ahead, and continued so for one hour and
seven minutes, when they were abreast of each
other, the Oregon having gained three or four
times her length in going that distance-they ran
side by side Tor some fifty miles, when the Ore
gon pissed her, and continued to gain, so that
when we were at New London light we were at
least four miles ahead
- hunaing time to q Oregon Rock % minutes:
Ihrog, Point, 81 minu'es; Sands Point az mi
nutrs Huntington Ligh', 2hours - minutes: STRAIT.
ford Light, hours - minutes: New london
Light, three-quariers past 10 o'clock Passed
steamer Rhode Island at half mast IN o,cIocL
Ackaf vas on the alert, with his grand d;sn,sv Of
fire wosks-rockets, Roman candles o. ,yah
was answered by ringing the bell OF rhs Rhode
Island. INC "nouc
We reached Stonington at quarter before -
O'Clock; every taing was perfectly quiet. no ex
cltement at all; passengers all went to bed and
slept timely. Both boats did their best--the Allan
lie ~ and l9h revolutions per minute, the Oregon
no time more than IL. On the whole it was q
beautiful race.
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BoSG KoNG MAY "a 1886 Since the last mail LEFT, the
departure OF the John Coster for the United States has
left without any American ship in the river The old
crop Of teas nearly exhausted and few Of good quality
remain on hand The new will bsgn TO come in in July.
and the prices expected TO be high. The stock OF
American sheeing continues large and the price is
also kept down by the large stock Of English goods
Drills dull with increased stock at 81 so TO 81 60
for 80 yards and 50 so to So 90 for 40 yards OF silk
piece goods almost all the stock has been taken of since
tho arrival Of the mail Pongees Of ~ quoted at
SIS so Figured pongee hanckerchiefs SO 40 to So 6j
Plain SO so to So TO- whe sarsnets Sl 90 black So 10
quality. $40 to $685. quick liver 20; vermon 500 Ex-
change London has been taken freely for this mail at
A. az per 81 Company's bills, accepted, pa RS
pc 300 Tonnage for England is more abundant, and
the rate has de lined TO Il 10 TO America the "a Q
would be Sis $40 but there is vessel loading The
vessels expected the Canace, Chicora, Ann MKim,
Kensngton r. w. Sears Tonquin, Akbar, Carthage and
fumchi-the three latter from rice voy ages-Corr Bos
ton Post
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miscellaneous Record.

Liverpool,
she lays at anchor waiting for wind.
vessel and cargo total loss The brig oeaSs Of and for
her aadsr and ashore t " on the north
Of S sees
The bark Condor hence arrived the s and sailed the
With soI Infantry ssd .hp ops
ss
and brig Apaachicoia sailed the 3h 9th and h for
sehr Eosri pHs'S ds
feet on both the north aud south channels.
KEY WKsr, Aug lo1tftom our eonespondent)-The arb
Sl s Shy S sa
and God ony knows when we shall The sa wage on
Soy morning.
&c mail boat ar, after passage
are relieved from all apprehension for her safety May
Spoken.
sSp &as Des miles, s 0m Antwerp
SVhaIcmen.
Arr at Honolulu Feb bak Richmond Swim, Providence
on not s,ed 3d. Bsas ,es Reed si do So sP 'C M ;h Gus
s,aed Wiscasss Paine do and sailed ith to
%s the whale ship Harris. NJ lying
Il he snaps s ss /. aS
S m. . % e ss S.,s
bas that they all lost the channel
Foreign Ports.
MoNTRgAL Aug s-Au ship Cambysis, Smith, Liverpool
QcSpsc Aug s-xrr sa,f Eliza Ann Bly,h Port Gl.s.
STs M1B1 W.eG'd GId bark Han
ha kennedy Whlehaven; Irene, Duff, Marypo Palestine,
Home Ports.
bAucusr.. Aug It'd sehr Grecian, Philadelphia.
Della dam, Baltimore - 'e' 0"S i'"''Ae sa 'ehr
Ge sasp Holmes. DO: a1d :S cl
selias 18Th Increase NYok sid 10Th, schr Ceylon,
Bo.ros Aug 2IAn .ehs Ter,or tof New York, Brown,
Howard gs.s ao .oop e CSisss
Pp S;',S DO Tsles5s.asd.S.IE Anna Ksyngd
FU via thespS0 PS
Ss:Is: HI Aug .ss5 %ss.s% Ss,.!n YiS
an sch Maria, WtlIaeei; Ann hayer, fhiadspha
Aug AAi i Steam snT .chs Mohawk Clark AL
bi%ny; sehr VIM Gst,mer Banks, PhiIs; SD ship 4
toni agss MDs is1 M K 5s5. Hh #,. En-.
son dol Sid li,h brig Amehyst, Ande rsoa, New York;
Pnthsm do 18Th, brig. Ba.mah Sargent Do; D,rrc. lib.
NoSmr Aug ia-CiS bns csyuga, Mitchell. New York
NAsIIesfr august lsA sehI A's hS.si,ne Gard
senator New York; sOih sehr EzsJe, bourne PRiiads
nps s%h New Yo a si gsi' Aihes. ac 50
lips. BsH s,nsss, via g WESTON; Ship Bangor Deie..
ass aI.,s G,s',oa' Coy Davis Upton Sszo' saa.sso'
Nelaseau, do
vrnI.pkLrhr,, Aug 2o--An bark Nashua Skaats, New
os. Cio Dsiks Cooa, Moore. NOresns: Delaware. Fish
NiessoTa org 1oseph.s pe.po New Bedford; sehss Lre
Souhe rnsr Bakef Fall River; Havana Nershon Albany;
hos"il i9wasu Providence; Lycurgus, " llles Temp.
S"rsb pswS3Io; Bahsr holmes, Tsrytown; ssry De-
uuY'an, view York; soop Penns yania Bowea
Harlem batges Thos Csssidsy Williams New York. thar
iottr, Bewers, do; Dolphin, Lamb. do '' wv" '-' ~
PORTLAND, August 2U-Arr brigS Ru.s, m. Nr.,.,,,.
,oha Ph;lsdsi,a ny the bay u Lordeiia Lite
man, Philadelphs. N'"'" ioonk' ne
l York smith, New
/ Grade. 'P'on, MO
WAsHrScTos, CAR week eading 18Th inst-.,br. n,
vid Kisisy. Nsdt aud Star, Gautier New Nu,L ds.1
Frank, Kelley, Comet Pugh, Boston cd schr
| New York. lomet Boston. - N'"NeIt
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CO M M Il II GAL.


AsHEs-A slight advance our last quotations Is no.
ced to-day both in Pots and Pearlssaes of the former
made at So 56L and the latter at 81 I21f
BRsADsTurFs There still exists fair inquiry, al
though not much for export as for nome use. We
quote Oswego at Sa; Genesee 81 Goa for old,
s! 2Is for that made from new wheat Michigan 50 1891
a 81 Ohio 50 s7is a 81 For Southern Flour there
is more inquiry, with a slight advance in prices
In Grain there has not been musA doing though there
is shipping demand for whit wheat with sales for
export OF about 5000 bushels the price not transpired
but supposed to be about 90 % for Michigan and
Genesee There but little old Rye left in the country
while the orders for it very large and could 1t be OBJ
tanned in sufficient quantities, ~ TIC. would probably
be obtained New Rye is worth SO Toe Barley asa a.
COrToN.-I esterjay the sales 1900 bales and a
good enquiry-today the demand was more limited and
the amount disposed Of only 700 bales Prices are
the same.
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MASS.b., sa1yM A.'s., :: S:.S..s f. n,
trIesp saDdayl for consultation Of the .orden
&c 's: ss'Srs trough
aud e. nGa s .s
cal there ar. Other: which are dssp!
q s % 81 the s'f Of &:
Bladder: 81 urinary affections which
are lied jys or Sns mich sa T si
ii ud devote talents disease. which every
hou.andh Of the m;e,es tn. peop. reE upon soc
S the and
lie wen sSs body sS.t dspio "a bat
totally destroy the reproductive power q is fact that
the constitution to show themselves in no other
But tina" regard to the Immediate train of evils per
hsp:no.hng fruitful Is the aeSs Of ad
ss s eompa Now ppo hese
remedies were good such are the yanoa. which
diseases differ from one another tina,
,Ss:s who apply 70 him For
The Ts mot sT ss % os; b., %
@ s. ss ss ss, s ss
as % ss @ & or S .oS
f.
Esoa knows that the physe the world would
structure, aud yet proper understood may mos easily
denc, therefore he would say, IL these remarks
just. (and he appeal to the most eminent physi-
clans the city for their uuth) how important that
patient should know something Of the character
and talent of the person he about to ust in such
With respect the OF Srcture-his, gratifying
state, generally accomplished in little time, and
poysment years the treatment Of this complaint In
Decd the hands Of and experienced the
of Structure accomplished in many days formerly
business this city for short only but
perfectly cured though has been OF trouble and
anxiety Tor To those VINO cannot leave their homes
afford
his peculiar and successful of and which.
enclosed ttle mahogany chest (price So) be
safely any direction. .
B-For the convenience OF those at distance and Tor
travellers the author has conved little chest with lock
and key aud with his fitted IN the lid which contains
everything for the immediate and Of
who afford the Of apsrsonal treaiment-ha
for Gonorrh1a, beside full supply Of medicine, contains
iprice S. The other eoatainns ali that IS necessary
from the first appearance Of the to the
constitutional form Of Syphils is also Sc Ard lit
both diseases is sio Ibis latter is peculiarly fitted Tor Ma,
riners and Travel These originally designed for
the Of the authors private PATIENTS but
those who have experienced their advantages that he has
been induced to give them publicity They for
warded carefully enclosed part United States
Post Office. DR.. RALPH. SO q senwch street.. New
York.
T.s-Aware of the general opnl n entertained of that
the public these diseases (muudes Of whom
paper) he formerly felt give statement
ohs medical qualifications and advantages and
ed several eminent and references He finds
however, the Tor tins longer and
RANK the faced claims dical tes. &c., ola
tain class become onya marx of the impudsnt petender
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About half past one O'Clock the preparations for
setting her up were completed, and few well di.
rected blowsto each wedge, from hammers in the
hands OF the workmen, soon sent the m home
and lifted her keel from the blocks on which if
had rested for nearly three years. A large num-
Der of persons, by invitation and otherwise were
on board. A company of volunteers, the Ger.
mantown 1lues, Capt John ID. Miles, attended
by invitation, and! with fine band of music
were included with the number on board
The river in front Of the navy yard was cover
ed with boats of all descriptions yay decked ont
in streamers, 'and each containing as many men.
women, and children, as could get ioothold.-
Several steamboats,, thronged with people, were
statone d in the stream, to afford good view of
the launch. Every thing being now ready Mt
abont ten minutes past two she commenced to
move along her ways; increasing her impetus
us she traversed the space between her original
location and the river, she gded easily and grace
fully into the element she will henceforth orna-
ment Her progress was marked by the pau.
dts of the assembled multitude, and salute of
thirteen guns from the battery in the yard
BY previous arrangement, however, a beautiful
and appropriate event was occurring on board
At the bow of the vessel, young and beautiful
lady, tas,efully attired in white appeared, sur
rounded by group of naval officers, and as the
gallant ship emerged from the house. she per-
formed the ceremony of breaking a bottle of good
old wine on the scroll figure head, and in sweet
toned voice pronounced aloud :" Cermantovn >,
as the name of the ship she honored by bapising.
The lady was of course from Germantown. and
prides herself much on being selected TO iii the
Office.
Thomas Owen, senior, a respectable farmer of
Blockey township, yesterday SO severely
gored by a bull, which he was attempting to drive
out of his barn yard. as to cause death in few
hours after.
Late yesterday afternoon n man aged r. named
Peter Ebhard, rigger by trade, was dreadfully
crushed by the falling Of ceiling in the building
fronting the academy Of f..e arts, formerly occu-
pied by the Artists Fund Society, which the
workmen are demoshing, to make room for the
improvements to the former edifice The unfor-
tunafe man, not knowing that il was about to be
pulled down, went beneath it without the know
ledge OIL the workmen. He was taken to the hos
Plta', where he expires lastevenng. An inquest
was held upon his body to-day.
Sales OF Stocks at Phiiadeiph,n
AVG. % -FiRsr Bo,nD.-SiO0 wilming,on nm g.
5s-76; 1000 Reading RR Bonds g. s. T2I MN Vs.
ArrER SALEs 1000 Reading RR Bonds B g. 7lL o,oo
State S. cash 66ls; 100 Morris Canal az, " ''
SscoSp BoARp-20 O01 State S. 66Is; 5000 II G Io.r
ds l06; Union INK Tenn 4oJ.
Altar SALEs-50 shs Harrisburg RR Ia
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(,URE Observation-Disclosures, Khl.D;.sgg p, OSs
IHE EYE

1T"t The EYE.
nR. WHEELEH Oculist No. 90 Green Oh street. New
~ York. the Battery deyoes his exclusive aentioo
diseases Of Eye and Ophthalmc Surgery
public that there the uuerous diseases
which the human subject disorders Of that organ
which be essentially relieved cured by him The
number Of undoub;ed testimonials which be
his Office, will satisfy the public tina! his practice is
in the United States
he visits door patients.
Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be
reasonable
pamphlet containing remarks Eye with
several of effected by Dr. Wheeleri
mode Of treatment be had auitously at his residence
the will be forwarded making appl
him by letter. post paid. myi2 msre
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %, 1916.


northeast storm, accompanied with rain,
which commenced this morning, threatened 10
mar the anticipated pleasures of the sightseeing
multitude, but fortunately no rain fell after ten
O'Clock, and an immense multitude assembled
long before 2Y'cock, 10 witness the launch of the
Germantown.
The keel OF the Germantown was la id in Sept
ls43, and like the Albany, built at the Brooklyn
yard, is one of the SIX sloops OF authorised to
he built by Secretary Upshur, 10 test the merits
OF the various naval constructors at the several
stations. The Germantown, though the last to be
launched II Is confidently ant clpated by coinpe-
tent judges, wall not be the least in public estima-
ton when her capabilities for sailing are fully
tested. In point olmode and finish OF workman
ship she cannot well be exceled by any of her
class in the navy. She is first class soop.of-
war, ct9SO tons Durthen, custom. house MEASURE
ment, has one deck, with single row of ports
and her armament consists of eighteen 81 pound
ors, medium size, and four eight inch Paixhan
guns. The former we Oh 43 cwt. and tbeylatter
62 cwt. each. She will carry in all about 25O
men, and provisions for six months cruise her
water tanks, thirty two in number, are all ready
10 go aboaId, and are estimated TO hold 81 500
gallons. The naval constructor at this station
John Lenthall, Esq phdes hmselfup the beau
ty oil this splendid ship, in the construction of
tendence, and is perfectly willing that his mers
should be tested by trial of speed with the other
five soops ltwould be an excellent idea 10 pro-
mote the constructor who is successful in this
commendabe emulation TO the post of chief naval
constructor, vacated by the demise OF the Lite
Samuel HUMPHREYS.
For the information of such OF your readers as
are curious in matters of this kind | suboin an
accurate list OF The dimensions of the German
town, as well as of her boats and spars -
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail,

Baltimore, Aug 22--Arr schr Am Smith. Smith NYork,
Georgia, Cannon from Norfolk. Saw going into
Hampton Roads ship with bright SIDES apparently lignt.
coming in from sea- full rugged brig; aad of Point,
bark tanzi,ka from B,ltimo.e for Bremen Gid schrs Mar
tina I'll zsbeh cheiI aguayra aud Porto Cabeio; Henf-
eta taew) shaw, Corn Isl ,nd and Spanish in Sid, BTe-
men ship Nokenhoz Bremeni brgs Phenix Watts
Geceetown, DC: Noble, Boohe, AsxsndrIa twhere she
ri hereafter hail fsom) schrs Mary Ann, Weber West
indies; John Compton, Starp, New York.
e sostoLx Aug 2o-Ar packet schI Ann ID, Treadwell,
'~ Nsw ioki schr Flor del Mar, kineu from Boston.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST as.
Cleared.

Franeos list, whsedea, Hsyre, Fox Livingston; Francis
Depau Sagory, Havre, Ssgory; Louise sophie, (Dan)
Sksaliug. Manzana, iuba, Schmidt Balchen; Chester,
(br Carver Quebec barks Hecla. Hoyt, Port Prince.
Baiehen GazelIe iSpsg Savannah Oh ;ser Watson War
Eliza Lockwood, 81 Cror. Deorsst Co; Santiago Per,
Illus, St Domingo Foster Nickesop; Star, Hubbard st
Kits, Hubbard Coz Rudolph Groan g. Thompson CAB
weston; sehrs New Regulus Davis Baltimore, Gsger Ma
beck NewbsD Nc; Essex Rollins FredereRburs: Bril-.
Last hill City Point, Ea Eliza Lawton, Amel Pocahonas.
Philadelphia Jasper Howes Friend otell Victor Crow
ell; Isabella Sherwood and Renown Lowell Boston; sloop
Providence Brown Providence baIges Venus Wilson, Phi
ladepha; OaedA, Harpres, do.
sF----4' 'sArravod.. =
w Tslman, Wingate Is days from New Orleans, with
Wd.e to oEds! Sailed with ship elen for New
York bark Turbo for Boston, brig TALL for Norfolk and
brig Caucasian for Chteston 10Th inst off the Tortugas
changed flags with British ma,-o-war bn. bound
Bay Of VI, xico
Schr Maria. johnson. Baltimore, -four &c. to Hunter.
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Upholsrerers aud Importers, 2i3 Broadway,
tk>p ,~ Il
DIR FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI.
GATED SOAP.

VHS admirable emoient by common consent rated
No, Z, remedy for bIoches, pimpes, pu.tules,
species Of discoi alton Of the All compet ION has
been completely dsanced by this invaluable composition
the demand for ~hch within the last sir has
sed more than five hundred The ceapess and fresh
which impars the complexion have rendered
IL proverba beautfer Of the Skn aud dressing
can be considered furnished with proper toilet rhat lacks
ed only skin deep, is the important that the thin
erng IN which oseiness resides should be kept in its
ent aud most attra tive state
DR. Goureuds Grecian Hair Dye, for colorng hair has
all the old aud dele
for that purpose Poudre Sutule for eradicang hair.
The Lily White, made b, the ID ctor, is BY common con-
allowed to be the excellent cle for
the compex'on thar his aced iadys gentleman,
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crmsoning pale I and
cheeks These superatve cosmetics, together vita large
stock choice peumery aud fancy articles are 10 be had
first door broadway and the agency for Beas
Hair Restortive.
Aeents-yordon Milk ST. Boston; Carlton Co, Low
ell: Gfeen Co, Worcester. auI2 lmsr
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+ a Il 1 SIAN ECOit ALIVE
UPHOLSTERY,

Y>HE subscribers have in their full assortment
Of Brocatels sas. Satin de Lanesf Tapestry Lamps,
India Damasks, Chntzes Moreens, Ornaments aud Trim
mnss suitable for Bed and Window Curtains and Furn
ure Coverings OF all descriptions for Interior Decorations
selected with great the French aud English
factories by Of the firm, and embrace the largest
best assorted stock in the United States which having
purchased for cash. BILE offer lower price
any other establishment in the city,
Cabinet makers Uphostres and Others requested
eIamae our stock from which they supplied n
quantity wholesale and retail Persons furnishing will also
hnd TO their advantage to select from
which Tor variety cannot he surpassed The desig
for internal decorations, received by every packet,
SOLOMON X HART,
Uphosterers aud Importers, 2t3 Broadway,
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NV 0RLEANs-Brig WIN D TaIman-73i SACKS of wheat
Howes. Godfrey & RoDnson803 do James Harper-i40 do
200 bbls Hour VIM Harson-2l0 sacks coffee Rossire
co7 bbls lard -eran, Lees COLO cks grease Bird
SELL Dbl II kegs Adams color sacks wheat Leander
Munsell.