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TIM CRoPs.The crops in New York never promised bet
teri and those in Massachusetts, though backward, pro-
mise ample The fruit also Is unusually pro-
missing We hear from every part OF New Jersey that the
earth will be taxed to its every inch of ground
has been put under conbutioa-iat the farmers are la
boring day and night to get large crops possible
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40 THE late residence of Mr.. Armfeld Prince street.
Y in Alexandria. The house is brick, built OF the best
maiernls handsomely finished and welarsnged for
fort and convenience; contains fifteen rooms most Of them
large and airy and has wide hall through the
ibouses brick, also covered with metal, consisting, in
one range wood and washhouses, cisen above ground,
two bathing and two dressing On the opposite
wing fine greenhouse; and IN the rear, brick two-stoy
double house for servants.
The gardens extend from Patrick Henry street
The vegetable garden is large and productive
1t considered by many, the handsonest and most oe
sirable residence in the District
plication to VIM u NoiI,
Sept. 25-u At the Treasury department
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STARTLING FAcrt is not generally known that intent
pcracc the soldier is the OF additional expense
the public At average iaoo European soldiers die
annually in India and each man, by the time he reaches
lat country the government Of Eto ino more
Now admitting that 800 of this number are killed by
drink, estimating the loss $50 per allowing flO for
intermediate service, we have sum OF E2i0oo which,
certain is far under the actual amount, regards the
Ango-Indian army alone Very probably sum not ex-
ceeding 100000 would the loss sustained in this
way in tue entire army OF Great Britain. But the death of
men, and the consequent public expense are not
the only evils resulting from ntenperunce. II is the cause
of very many committing crimes, who would other
wise have had clear deiautes sheet during their service
tve-sevenhs of the martial in India assembled
otry denquens for habi,ual drunkenness duty crimes
committed while under the influence of LIQUOR Camp and
B1y1uck.r
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
From the New Orleans Delta, June 1.
Latest from Vera Cruz.


The schooner James l.. Day, Captain Wood, arrived
yesterday She left Vera Cruz the 25th ut Tamuico
on the 27th and Brazos ST. Jago on the 2sth Since the
departure of the Palmetto the 22d there had been no
arrival from Gen SCOTS army. The diligence from Mex.
co, due on the 9th u had arrived on the 25th al
the time the Day sailed We are therefore, without any
later intelligence from that interesting point
CON- Perry has returned SACRIFICES from his cruise
During his absence he touched Laguna Frontera and
other ports on the coast At aguna he raised the block
ade giving instructions to the officer in command TO levy
the new tariff on all imports and war-tax Of 10 per
cent AID valorem all exports He took possession of
the fort at the mouth of the Guaxacualco destroyed
the guns of the enemy found there, raised the American
flag on the fort where it floats and saued il with
a salvo OF twenty-one guns He proceeded to a town
up the liver twenty miles, of which he took peace
able possession, and where, aso with a national salute
he raised the American flag. The alcaldes of some
neighborng villages, while there, in offering him
peaceful possession of their respective baiwicks What
may prove OF importance to the government, and save
much trouble and expense, he succeeded in securing
this place map chart of the line for the contemplated
canal across the shmus of Tehuantepec, with accom-
panying typographical notes He had il taken from the
original, drawn out for English company, at whose
instance the survey was made
As soon as the vessels under Com. Perry take in, at
Vera Cruz. the necessary coal he means, understand
TO make dash at Tabasco, where it is said the enemy
is IN force, numbering many 900 OF the regular ar
my, waiting TO give him resistance.
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From the New Orleans Delta, June l.
From YucntaN.

By the schooner Elena, from Campeachy we have re-
ceved files OF papers from that port to the 18th ut and
from Merida to the llth They contain little of impor-
ance excepting order from the of the Stat
in regard to the manner which their vessels must the
Mexican flag during the difficulties with the United States
The Mexican flag is recognised as the only one which
Yucatan has right to use but besides il, white flag
with re and green bar crossed in diagonal direction
ordered be used Immediately under the Mexican flag
as distraction Tor Yucatan vessels The people Of Cam
peachy and Ssa feared that the United States would not
be humbugged much longer with such neutrality, and
ron, which would put stop to their commerce with
foreign ports.
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GUNNER Coonserp~nes.-Just received super, me-
- diu and loyy-priced white Marseiles counterpanes,
in IA Is-4 and I2a d. CLAGETT 81 co.
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The northern railway of the Emperor Ferdinand was
opened the 18th April, Far Odenbug, IN RUSSIAN
Sesia 1t completes the largest line of railway projected
in Germany and unites Vienna, Berlin, and Hamburg
three OF the important mercantile towns IN the Ger
manic consideration
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From our Bnltimarc Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, June S-5 p. !

baltimore, June So p.
The scatherPoiuntcers for Merico Life insurance
The baltimore, philadelphia, and Neo York markets. &C.
The weather continues warm and rather dry. good
soaking rain of three days. duration would be most
joyously welcomed by both and country people.
The companies raising here for Mexico progress rather
slowly Capt Dolan has his ranks nearly full and will soon
be ready start again for the Rio Csrande
1t is said that Major James o. Law had taken policy
of insurance his life months prior his death for
~ 500. As he by wealthy man, this will
be fortunate for his family
The northern mail has just arrived it brings however,
news Of general interest.
THE MARKETs.--In the Baltimore market this morning,
-four very dull There Sellers but no buyers Of
Howard street &c. Shippers continue unwilling to en-
ter the markets Some unwilling to offer than
$S rs. A small sale made yesterday at 80 Is, at
which price City Mills could be had this morning, though
some holders were asking SO so SO 75 Susqaehanna
held so, A sale of 900 barrels meal made
yesterday prices which have transpired is held
So 60 IS 75 Very little wheat of any kind in market.
More So So 05 be had for prime Pennsylva-
MIA Sales of white III 1l5 cents and of yellow
do. at Il6 l8 cents and dull Oats 60 No rye in
market About 900 bushels white sold yeser
day 100 cents prime article, and sold in
Whiskey is nactivet may be quoted at 36 37a cents,
in hhds. and barrels
AT Philadelphia this morning. the demand for -four was
increasing and purchasers have into the market.
About 5000 bbls Pennsylvania brands taken at
$50 So which about the settled price at the close OF
change, with rather buyers than sellers Sales Of
600 bbs meal SIS So slight decline the quota
tons of yesterday Sales also of rye flour $50 So better
demand for grain Sales, fair extent, of prime red
wheat So OS ~ 10. No change to notice i'm corn The
prices of yesterday 2O for Yellow maintained
Oats 62 a 81 Nothing doing in rye The provision
market is firm. No change in groceries Cotton is dull,
and has declined cent per h. under the steamers news.
Small sales. Whiskey 37a 80 CENTS in barrels.
At New York this morning, the flour market was dull,
and prices still the decline Sales to-day of several
thousand barrels Genesee the spot at rs S7a SO 93
sales also for future delivery corresponding decline
Irl,tI 10 pl lof
SIS 6Sl
Sales Genesee wheat on the spot So O9a consider
able decline; Ohio red will not bring 81 9S w.
Corn little beter-consderable sales OF yellow at III
cents. Oats 6S cents.
There is change notice in provsionsprces steady.
The market remains dull aud prices have further
slightly decncd sales very small, and buyers asking
further reduction Whskey is worth 36 to 37A cents.
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The following items we find in the Picayune

lie ioiloWIiS UeIHS VIC Lnu III TIE TlCdyUnc:
Col Jefferson Daviss regiment OF lst Mississippi rifles,
and the I'd Kentucky infantry, under the command of
Major Fry at the .Brazos the 2sth and to sail
on the following day for this port The Kentuckians
have with them the remains of Col. Mckee, Lieut. Col
Clay, Capt Willis, and Lieut. Powell, of their regiment
and also those of Captain George Lincoln, all of whom
fell goriously at Buena Vista Both regiments, Mis-
sisspp and Kentucky, were in fine health.
In conversation with Lieut. AIKEN, of the ID Kentucky
foot, we learn that most deporabe duel occurred
China about the 2ls ut, between twoseutenants the
Virginia regiment. The news taken to Camargo by
Mr.. Dowd beef contractor at China and fully cred
tied by all at Camargo. According to this report the
two leutenants-one of whom named Mahan, and
the of the other not being recoected--ought with
muskets loaded with ball and bucksho and both parties
killed Most sincerely do hope there may be
some exaggeration in the statement but Lieut. AIKEN
leaves but little for hope He fully believes it, and
it was generally credited at Camargo.
In the first letter of correspondent below, fears
again expressed to the fate of Col Donphan and even
Capt Pike We publish the letter as written, but are
most happy TO learn from Lieut. AIKEN that subsequent
to the date of correspondents letter,
ceved of Col Donphan's advance towards Saltillo He
had gone back to Chihuahua and there again taken up
his line of march for Saltllo Lieut. AIKEN left Saltllo
on the 9Th ut Before his departure he learned from
Gen. WOOL himself that Col Doniphan was no doubt at
Panas, and in a day or two would be in.
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TTOMEs and Haunts OF the most eminent Of British
III Poets BY Hewitt. 2volumes, with engravings.
History of Rome from the earliest times to the death of
Commodus BY DIR. Leonhard Schmitz rector of the High
School Of Edinburgh. volume.
Association Discussed. By III. Greedy and III. j. Ray
mond. Pamphlet, 25 cents.
Life of Edmund Kean. Cheap edition, Is cents.
Marriage BY the author othe Inheritance. Cheap ed
ton, % nts.
Marian. BY Mrs s. G. Hall 2volumes, so cents
Just published and received for sale, by +. TAYLOR,
for circulation Ito subscribers only from the Wavery Cir
culang Library. June g.
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NLARET Hook, MoseIle, sauterne, Champagne, and
~ other Wines private sae.- have for private sale
the following very superior wines;
20 cases Medoc St. Estephe
20 do do ST. Julien
20 do do Margaux
10 do do Chateau d'Issan
10 do Mosele
10 do Hockheimer
70 baskets Champagne
10 cases Sauerne
Also, Madeira and Sherry of various qualities and few
dozen OF very superior old whskey which respectfully
ROBERT w. DYER,
June S-eo3uf 4 fyxw Auconeer and Com Merchant,
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From Gen, Taylor,s Division.

Through the attention of Mr. Levy, u S. mail agent
at the Brazos we have been put in possession of our
correspondence.
anticipated march Of Gen. Taylor 10 San Las Potosi.
MONTEREY, xco May Is, 1917
EpTroRs DELTA; Here pretty much after the old
sort Again all things seem TO denote Of this
column, and think, by the LIST of June old Rough and
Ready will pack his knapsack for San Luis Potosi in
tend going, and have attached myself to the company of
Captain j. H. Bean. This young captain is from old Ken
tuck and is good specimen of that noble State, of whose
galantry and courage Americans may well be proud You
may look for squalls San Luis They say there
the MeXicans will make their final great struggle but
viii what shall The weather here ut present
is as hot, not more than you have in New Oeans
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pentne reported yesterday and 1000 5000 more In
Guiding nearly all here, made at Is for $50 lbs
We also notice sales 1000 bbls Wilmington Rosn, de-
hvered at BROOKLYN. al 20 eta
OlL-Nothing doing in Whale. In English Linseed
the movement 10 extensive and the market until to-day
had downward tendency The large receipts and the
considerable quantity coming caused strong desire
upon the part of holders to sell Some parcels cold
yesterday as low as 6)d62 cts but the bulk of the bust
ness wss a, "a d65 cts The sales reach nearly 5000
gals
TEAS-The sales to-day went of with spirit and the
Greens sold at the full market The company was large
and the biddings animated
TOBACCO-Fne qualities Leaf are scarce and want.
ed Sales OF "A hhds Virginia cents $50 cases
Pennsylvania and Connecticut Seed Leaf 71l0 and 50
do. common Florida, Gals In Manufactured there is
agood business doing both for home and shipment
10 Canada
HIDES-There have been sales Of "a 5000 light Rio
Grande part If all l2i cts moe or four per cent
of for cash 900 dry Maracaibo and 1000 dry African
private terms 600 dry sailed Marscabo about o.
$50 dry Texas 81, mos and 500 Southern at sbou,
previous prices.
IRON-We have to report sales Of 10 tons English
Bars part to arrive, at SOS. 1880 Scotch
Pig. on private terms--now held frmer and 80 tons
Swedes to arrive, q 80, 3 months
TALLOW-Is In better demsnd with sales of 5000
ms, prime, part 10 90 TO Canada at cents. cash.
BEESWAX-The market remains dull, with farther
sales of 5000 ts. Western at 26 eta.
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GARD.

JASON Il BoCK0VER, having made an engagement
with William Gardner Co will be happy 10 see his
friends sni customers bis former place Of business SIS
Greenwich here he IL prepared 10 supply them with
Dry Goods verv favorable terms Az Zwis-
CkNTLEMEN's SPRING and Summer Wear
VI Our stock OF reasonable goods comprising the latest
and fashionable styles In the market 10 offered for In
specton under the assurance that the same endetvors
which have elected very liberal share OF patronage will
be exered TO give satisfaction In the sly snd make OF
garments. In particular would commend TO The aiten-
ou OF those no proved the Truth Of our assertions
In reference me superior cut u pa1iaoons we are ena
bled TO furnish assortment 81 Cassueres and Drill
ngs, and to those In Of Light aud airy garment,
several b ghly approved styles OF Sacks.
From The particular attention directed 10 Army and Ma
Wy work, Uniforms furnished in sirict conformity 10
regulations and have al hand goods 10 answer
the requirements Of all grades Of the service.
WIN. T. JENNINGS n co. Diapers and Tsilop,
az isf 23l Broadway, American Hotel.
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General Notires.

~ New-York Weekly Tribune.-Content, for
Saturday, Nay 1.-PoETRY-The Irish Mother The Daisy
and the star-EDIToEIALs-A Triumph with Moral
They have us. Our Land-Laws; Election OF judges ;
Mr.. Clay and Texas-The Sun; &c kc.-NEws-Lsie and
Important from California; Mexican Account Of the Battle
Of Buens Vista; Laes from Europe by the Cambria Pro-
ceedings ofthe NewYork LEGISLATURE by own Cor.
respondent; From Central America, Rio Jsnero Buenos
Ayres, &c Late from Mexico and Army; Canal APP
poiDtments Returns Of The Virginia Eecon-MIicELA.
sEous-Part VII Entire Of DomBEY AND SoS; Private
Letter from Gen Taylor Terms Of Peace with Mexico
Meeting Of the Farmers Club; Contributions to Rel gous
Societies, Letter from Father Mathew; Polk and Santa
Anns-3ankers and Presidents; Tie Emigrant Bill ;
America and Ireland The Condition Of Europe Pronun-
citation Of The Principal Mexican Names Letter from Mr.
Clay Gc.-ConMERcIAL PIoduce, Stocks,
Money, Cattle Market, &c. &c.
Single copies, put up in wrappers for the Mails be
obtained al the desk-price G. cents.
~ TERMs-S2 per year. All subscriptions payable
inhexibly 10 advance.
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=. A.. es.h ina, skRTHA. youngest daughter Of r.
az "a Elsa Bssbs =, cd years
w. f,ends AR eeusintsnces Of the family are In.
II - s,terd be raj this Thursday afternoon at
'T,s.t o'clocs the residence of her parents 50
n.Irc,s A vitho avsner notice
80. morosns 18th inst. the infant Of Mr..
,,..ssr,,l and Ann Fisher aged months.
~. friends r. Fisher and also Of his uncle. Mr..
,,.rn ReQrt 20 respectfully invited TO attend the
S,sr.l wibo farther invitation, this afternoon, at
,.,nrk from varickst
IN he ale a. at New Germantown N. J. of short
10, s,yercn 9, which she bore with Christian forii-
,ds ana res alton. rejoicing In hope, ELIZABETH C.
iIupTRT 70 Of J. p. s. Miller the 3lstyer of her
-, Tuesda nth mat In consequences of wound oc.
..s,oued bysi .l WILLIAM EBENEZER, son of Mr..
r v and ssrti 1nslay
tn. friends % acquantsnces of the family also
.rubers Of the orders of l. O. Of O. F. and u A. o. d.
-. respectfully ved 10 attend the funeral this after
80. Al 1921 Greeoe-st ct 81 o'clock.
Ia santa Fb on Il I'd Of February last Elisha VIII
n.ms McKinsty. ssrd l5years He received every at.
,raou during ais suC. and was attended by faithful
"a ,iiltu phsei.' His remains rest with the dead
n ths 81 LoIs ';iery Battalion, near the Fort In
esnts "a
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Schools.
THE oAKLANDs SCHOOL.

BURLfsGrON, n. }.
Z C. Wines. Prncpsl; c. stanshury Vice Principal.
TIE SUMNER TERM Of this institution will COM
L mence on Monday, the 81 OF Mzy. Mr. Stansbury 10
now in the city. Al the AstOr House. where be may he
during the mornings Of the present week, between
the hours Of 9 and = a26 81
IL lady OF experience and ability for teaching The Eng
lsh branches wishes TO have School In some pleasant
country town. any reasonable distance from New-foTk
Civ The school consist Of the younger members OF one
or more families, number sufficient 10 form select
school Board aud small remuneration only will be re-
qued-pecunary advantage not being much object
as agreeable location &C Parents DESTROYS 10 form q
school Of this character may address j. w WALTON l6
F,rstAv. aZs ~
CHELSEA COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE-The
~ summer term OF this Seminary VIII commence on
Wednesday 5h OF May. For particulars see circulars,
which m6y be mad al the Institute 2i West Nneeenthst
a27 lws JOHN H. BROWN, A. M. Principal
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Drp 9ooos.

CLOTHING
OF the Fashionable descpfion, the Chap Cash Plan
Wholesale and Retail
DANIEL DENLIN,
s. John-st n. Z. corner Of Nassau
THE subscriber prepared for the Spring and Summer
Il trade with extensive sock Of Clothing -entrely
fresh goods consisting In part Of
COATS-Oice Sacks Frocks and Sscktees, from ell 2
s.. $50 8. super black and eolored Dress Coss and
Frocks. $, 6, 10 10 To-
PANTS-Sprng snd summer goods Of all kinds, IS cts
SIT q TO 3. French, English and American Cashmere,
do S2j. 5. Z, 10 8.
VEsrs-in splendid variety, 81, u, ?, p. tol
Also complete and altogether fresh stock OF French,
English and American Cloths Cas'imeres, Tweeds Cash
msfes Croions, Csshmeretles, Drsp dEtss Vestings,
&c &c
From which he will make the mos, approved garments
order and guarantee ~ And hnish he has engaged
the mos. ssul Cutters and will employ none but the best
nsnds.
He pledges himself 10 give good suit al nom - to
SIS as hzs-on the old plan--rssi % 10 $40 !!
Ofwhich be wilsaisfy any one who viii favor him with
q call
" He goes the principle that Il Is better TO sell
S0O 600 worth per than $4,000 al % per cent
DANIEL DEVLIN, IS John, cor. Nassau.
Trpfsa
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Books.
YANKEE DOODLE, NO. 80.

SECOND VOLUME The Thirtieh number Of Yankee
- Doodle the only comic illustrated paper In The United
slses viii be ready for delivery tomorrow morning lts
Illus ration. y rich and attractive among them
are the COckney Association; -ndsome Man without
Nose; Bow iDg Green Fout Tain; Political Csricagure
kc. Price q cents - per aunum
Splendid Pictorial fAnke- DOOdle-fourh Of July. The
prop-lors are completing the details OF Que u The most
magu fcent pictorial shees seen In thus county The
particulars q which viii be given In future advertise
m-rL
Also Just Pubshed-The Cadet de Colobrsre's, Tale
Of the Old Converts % Paris; translated from me french
Of Madame Charles Reybsuo. Price p cents.
The Doger.e.s. or he Lost Wil from he French OF
N sdsne Charles Reybsud
Tbs Meteor. or TIE Gutter Of the Ocesn. Is cents.
Washington and his Generals, Vol J. 81 -
Country agents supplied with al the new books al The
lowest priees W II. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
10 Press-The Lovers Gift Tablet Of Affection. 4
neat little miniature volume. bound 10 cloth. gilt aZ9
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Tor .elx e. sisea,, &c. see Fourth Pas..


"WEDNESDAY, p NJ.
. The business at tee Stock Board was to fair ex-
.ut and the tendency upward. The fsncies were
m demand, and sound stocks sold at full prices
In Bills there is not a large business, and rates
are no srmer Sterling sells at "a for good bills although
.ome dealers ask per cent Francs 54Od537l.
Freights continue TO be heavy, and but few en-
s,semenu are made For Ireland there is no inquiry
For Liverpool engagements made at IS and lOd for
flour and Grain and $50 f0s ior heavy freight In Br
tsh vessels lower figures accepted Some difficulty
inexperienced in getting insur ance on many OF the old
British vessels which have arrived here so freely OF
s and another disadvantage s that many Of them are
u market for recbsrer at figures making large loss
for the original chsrterer and the cargo is held for
bs original charter price, parties are unwilling to take
the responsibility of margin OF or shiings on car
70 ofFlour ship was chartered to take sosd of Ma
VI, Stores from Beaufort TO Liverpool at S. and several
vessels have been taken TO go East and to Quebec
For Treasury Notes there was a good demand to
day. and the premium went up to per cent at which
considerable sales were made for investment 1t is
dersood that the amount given to the Banks and large
capitalists by Corcorsn Riggs Is not to upon the
market Mr. Woodwork, late Member of Congress
from this State it is understood had interest Of half
million In Mr.. Elisha Riggss bid.
The Knickerbocker Bank has about $3.50 900 of
iis capital subscribed
Tho capitals of two Banks In Boston-Boston
and Un,on-hsve been increased $500 900 and $500 0OO
with the charter of a new Exchange Bank" for the
shoe and leather interest
Arrangements are in progress to establish q
Branch Of the State Bank of Ohio at Eaton Preble Coun
", with a capital Of 100000
The first annual Report OF the Cheshire Railroad
Co. states Its receipts at $53oo42 and its expenditures
Including 900 due contractors, at $473.77e
The Norfolk Beacon of Monday last contains a
statement of the Corn trade of that port from which
take the following synopsis The receipts of Corn at
Norfolk from lst Jan to oath April l5i7 inclusive have
been:
By Canal. bushels s59502
Total receipts sos ,036
Exported to Europe same period.----- 905.6i0
Leaving for consumption. 1895
In sddton to the export of Corn above noticed there
were shipped TO Europe during the period 26765
bbs Flour, and 6,2ls bbs Indian Meal.
Marksts--Csysft4lp reported for The Trtbrne
= "WEDNESDAY. April o.
AsHEs-The market Is steady but not active Elk.
port from LIST to 9th April Pots 10 bbs Pearls us
bba
cOTTON-The sales to-day are reported by some as
Prices are very firm, and much Of the business 10
ported to lave been done by shippers.
Export from s Ports Of the United States commencing ls
.SepfssGber, 1876