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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27

THE STEAMER NoRTHERNKR, Capt. Budd, ar
rived yesterday from Charleston. Her passage
was somewhat disagreeable, owing to the pre-
vaence OF heavy easterly winds and cross seas.
She was nevertheless up with the mail. BY her
we received New Orleans papers from the Office
of the Mercury Al Charlie ston, and similar favors
from the Courier, for which we make our ac-
I'm wl cd rnenta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27

the of Broadway and Murray street conti-
smle Of themselves which they obtain for modei
greater perfection than at any other place oil the knd at
We know Of.
No Charge until the Hair Ii Restored
Beas Hair Res orative applied the above Office
1903 Nassau st NB-For those who apply 1t themselves 1t
kE ,DI Aaron Clark Mayor of the city of New York,
do hsr.oy certify that have seen general csltlSse and
sgned and know them to DO men OF The highest In
the community. AAhON CLAIM
Ladies' Depository $50 Broadway; Boston Depots-l2s
Warrington sc.
The Cheapest AND Best place In tho City to
boots shoes CATERS Joness street near
the Museum You there good boots Tor "a 90 as can
first 50 50. which usually sold for S. Double
soed rproof boots at So s. 90 and Is co. Jones has
profits All goods purchased Ann street warranted TO
give entire satisfactiOu
The Naturaliss Of Boston announce the
duce darkness Knox, the naturalist in HEAVIER SKINS OF 28
Euon ST. announce. the important fact that his New
structed be both dsk md light An inspection OF them
by the curious will satisfy the that nothing
In the Hat ine can be found to 60 head oil KNOX, 2s Fu
ton street.
Metallic Tablet Razor strop.-The attention
Of de ie invited to this article being made Of the best ma
teras Of city manufacture and under the immed
supervision They have, in all cases. rendered
the most perfect '''',Sf' sauEpERs SON.
1T Broadway, opposite Howards Hotel.
Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers have paid
particular attention to this branch of their business and
hand at the beautiful and well selected
Of pocket desk and sporting Knives the city,
with large variety OF polished steel goods hazon gound
g. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway.
few doors above Courtandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27

Such a series of battles and victories are
almost without parallel in the history OF MILL
tary aft airs. The only resemblance to be traced
with any other great campaigns, is, we think,
with the celebrated campaign of Napoleon IN
Italy, when, with his new levied troops, he de-
feated the veteran Wurmser, and crushed the
power of Austria. That was the most brilliant
of all Napoleon's campaigns; and the progress
Of our arms in Mexico is similar. All our
troops were fresh, newly levied, had never be-
fore been in actual battle, and they fought and
conquered men whose lives had been spent in
constant warfare and revolutionary engage
meDts.
What an astounding spectacle is here present
ed No less than twenty-five pitched battles
fought against an enemy generally four or five
times our number, together with strong places
and fortresses, and cities, taken by storm in the
teeth of superior numbers, both of men and can
non The table, as at present laid before our
readers, 49, ecessitafe rel not yet complete, in
asmuch as the numbers of killed and wounded,
the numbers engaged on both sides, together
with other particulars, can only be ascertained
from the official accounts, which to the present
time have not yet reached our government, in
respect to a these engagements.
Let US hope that Mexico has at last, by her
vanity and temerity, suffered so much adversely
and trouble, as not to render it necessary to con-
tinue any longer the horror and ravages of war.
We fear not, however. We fear that she will
not rest until she provokes the great eagle to
come down upon her and swallow her up. Be
30; if she will have it so, it must be SO.
How shall our city demonstrate, in the best
ann most brilliant way, their sense Of the merits
and acn ;evements of our brave troopsl We had
grand linn, ination on account Of the splendid
victories on the Bio Grande; but here are victo-
ries to be celebrated exceeding in hard fighting,
and in their glorious results to our arms, all that
has ever preceded in American history. Let
us, then, have another illumination, SURPRISING
the former in extent and splendor, as the victo-
riss to be celebrated are surprisingly brilliant
and magnificent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27

The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
nues a. usual to be with vsters searching
smile Of themselves which they obtain for moderate
perfection than other place Of tile kind that
we know of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14

From the Washington Union, April IL
We have tho pleasure OF announcing that the whole
loan of eighteen millions Is taken above par at pre-
MUM varying from onecighth TO two per cent. The
whole amount bid S67 ss3 Of which the sum Of
s54 926, $50 was bid above par, and the remainder
81 S64 900 mt par Thus IL will be perceived that tho
bids at a premium largely exceeded three times the
taken for trustees and for savings banks and
persons not business for actual Investment and who
desire to pay the money Immediately. The secretary,
however has guarded against calling In the loan more
rapidly than II Is wanted for were he TO do So would
make the government pay interest prematurey and do
the business Of the country by too largo call Tor
specie in any month An intelligent correspondent,
in communication published by us last week, calculated
that the money would not be all wanted until the LIST Of
February next which would require something loss than
two millions OF dollars Of tho loan be paid monthly
20 that thu Same specie which paid nsalmcnt would
bs disbursed and In circulation afford the means for
paying succeeding instalments from time TO time By
calling Va tho loan this way-whch we ars assured will
DO donewhlst large in interest win DO saved 10
the government, heavy calls will DO made for snecic
any time, and the business Of the couutrv viii bc
undisturbed.
The bids Of ffty-esht millions for this loan. demon.
srate the just confidence Of the people In their own gov
ornment, and the ample and wealth Of tho
the recent glorious victories at Buena Vista and Vera
Cruz under heroic leaders Taylor and Scott but
the successful result Of the tariff Of 846 which, 1t ia
demonstrated viii yield annual revenue Of thirty
millions of dollars and the military contributions
under the Mexican tariff also contributed to swell
the bids.
we understand that the custom house at Vera Cru,
4. large and excellent building and this month ID
su' cur brave essrs Will BE- collecting the nsv duties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14
State OF the Flour Markets.

PnILApELPHIA, April 6-Depressed by the foreign
holders, In order to effect sales submitted to n
slight decline About 800 bbs mixed brands sold at So
62h some factors ask So rs for standard shipping
brands Corn meal dull at 81 621s buyers offer less.
Corn has also declined and sales Of 5000 bushels Penn
sylvania yellow reported at IS Csc Wheat In request
for shipment Mt full prices We notice some small sales
good Pennsylvania at l54c 1000 strictly prime
l5Oc, and small lots of whites at l52 1860.
NEw ORLEANS April 5.-Wheat-demand very active
and prices buoyant among the sales 1000 sacks at
81 35 400 at 81 sc and 800 at still better rate Par
ticulars not TRANSFERRED yet. Corn-not very active
and yellow at 82c 537 white in old bags at $500
and 600 white mixed and yellow Mt S71 1000 ut about
the same rate, and 400 white at S8c. Oatssma sales
at IS SOC, including ia sacks at roc. Corn meal
sales 80 bbls at 81 So
SAVANNAH, April 9Thcre has been a fair demand for
corn throughout the week The sales amount to about
5000 bushels at prices ranging from 80 to per bushc
Retails from store at 81 bushe The receipts by the
Central Railroad last month amounted to 10000 bushs
Flourwe hear Of sales Of lot Of ga bbls Georgia
2 and AZ bb do at So so per Dbl No sales Of northern
except Mt retail.
CHARLEsroS, April lO-There have been considerable
transactions in during the past week. the article
continuing very firm. About 10000 bushels N. c. in
bulk to white provision sold to dealers ut from
SO 90c OF Georgia. in bags some 5000 bushels, par
italy to arrive sold ut 9oc bags included The receipts
Of this article by railroad have fallen off considerably
amounting last week but to about 5000 bushels Oats
cargo Of 5000 bushels arrived yesterday sold readily
sold mt 81 IS 81 40 FourThere is stock on hand
The receipts for time past have altogether beer
confined to country brands, which taken immcdi
atcly by bakers to supply their present wants The
ceps Of this description during the week amounted t.
260 bbs all Of which have been sold ut from So rs s.
So 200 bbls Baltimore arrived Inst evening have MOI
been offered yet. We understood. however that from
other parcels to arrive sales had been at 81 81 IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14

notions of Mr. Calhoun, we opine, can be pretty
clearly made out.
The POLITICAL creed of General Taylor IS not
distinctly known. He has been soldier, and
NOT a politician He would have gone for Henry
Clay AT the last election, and was opposed To- the
anne xation of Texas. Thus much, we believe,
is known and thus far General Taylor stands
that Old Rough and Tough is free trader and it
is flct well known that he is a Louisiana slave
holder, State in which, perhaps, the people are
more irnrnovably attached TO the institution than
in South Carolina. r.le
Absorbed in the two great questions of free
trade and slavery, We may now safely consider
all other aspirations of Mr. Calhoun to be. He
~ jealous OF the North on both questions and OF
both parties, and particularly of a northern can
didate upon the quest Of slavery. He is dis
trusttui OF intrigues, barg ,ins, and log-rolling
power which they hold in the north His motto
As that which Byron gave TO the Greeks, with a
little modification t.
Trust not for slavery to the Franks, .
They have king Preston Kng,] who buys and seus'
In southern men and Southern ranks
The only hope of slavery dwells."
Whereupon, If Mr. Calhoun can not depend
upon the independent ticket as suite ent to carry
The election To the House, and II so, 10 carry -
satisfactorily through the House, what better al
tentative can he adopt to cut oil the aDohtiohists
from all participation In the next fresiaenliaii
election, than by casting his strength In the heio
upon the old man of the mountains!
Indeed, Notwithstanding the greal ri
of Gen Scott at Vera Cruz, II SO tar tails away
before the bloody field of Buena Vista, that lay
lor from the general uprising IN his favor, thrca-
tens 10 supersede the necessity OF Baltimore
convention in toto And this IL another prime
object with Mr.. Calhoun. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14
Foreign Irnportntions.

HyAsA-Bark Rapid-92l boxes Moses Taylor-ieeOOo
CARS II Thomas-l3O0O0 do Renauld Franbos5OO0 do
Iodrya-25O00 do Echarte-2O00 do w RusseIlO00 do
Pavenstedt Schumaker-860QO Horn Burch,rd-2 boxes
Aguirre Gslwayl2000 segar Oliver Cordes-2000 do w
Kembe2000 do Seth Gasomen-l00000 do IL bales in Wae
Jr-253OO0 segars Lille Ranes39000 do Joseph anzanedo
do 10 bales 4 Bances5o00 segars John Mathews
co-300O0 John II Fober-5000 Lionel Moses-20 bales A
Ledon2 Trninger co-20000 segars Ginge-l
Pom 4 Pslanes-3O0O0 segars Soughon-jOOO order.
LoNpoN-Ship Tofono-32 casks u Is Norwood 4 coo
do Chandler, Howard Coo do Cumming, Dodge COLI
pkgs Seerage, Koop coo CHI A Low Bro-22 pkgs
Meyer sons-l0 ceroons Wtchehauson Il Coz OPP
penhcim x COLO casks Phelps, Dodge 4 COT do Clark K
Nice onnn--3 pkgs yyse Sons3 bales Joseph Connah-2
cases White Shefeld3 do James Lee coil pkgs Binn.
ger co-2l do Duncan sons--27o bxs William Chance-3
do Scanck Downright do Morgan Walker Smth--3
Shepherd Morgan-lo bales II w & II. Mal36 elephant
teeth T FischaI Van Stad-2 Mrs Dod- do X
Ridner-i do Bartlett Il Welford-i Dbl Robert Men-i do
Kutzl bdl II Aspinwalli bag sovereigns John Girls
wold-i case Rose-i Dbl Davis Black-i MIR De.
box soveeigns Albert Bsardi do do Deebe Lud-
low Coone bear and ponies Smyth-l3 hhds
| chest order.
CoauTMBo-Bark Msgdelin-iio cks oil $50 has copper
Rowland a-i269 do do 91 do tin Alsop Chauncy
6l3 do copper IL bark la bags bx Baetl3t
cks oil bdls wlalebone Slate Gardner llowell-2 bss ii
Seaton.
MATANzAs-Bark Gilbert-l0 BIS sugar Surges co--7i
do Meyer Stucken-j00 Tayor-l00 y Curtis, jr--20
Young, Hawkins &co-3Jo Thompson-6J Matthews Co
IS hhds do 1000 segars Ooodhue X co.
PALERMo-Bak John w. Cacr93 csntars birthstone 1882
brs lemons 1913 do oranges Chambern Phelps.
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Southern Cotton Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-The market continues quiet
the only sale hear of Is of 600 balesNorthcrn
adviccs have impaired rather rmness to factors
SAVANNAH, April 9.-Therc is but very little Cotton
the market the selling stock having been reduced to
about 1000 bales-the transactions have consequently
been light We continue quotations of last week,
two slight alterations and quote: Inferior
ordinary to good ordinary, ga l04; middng to good
middling, l04 IL middling fair, IIL fair to fully
fair, rla NIX. Round bales OF a similar quality q
to &c. per pound cheaper The receipts this week
amount to only li6 bales Upland against 3, ssl bales
corresponding last year The receipts all the
ports to the latest dates l505lS5 bales, against
1880 los bales last year showing falling of of II 1919
bales The sales ofthe week 1873 bales follows
2S7 at l0 40 mt 10 1916; 60 at at III 1877 at
llh 4I9 ut ll 80 at I5s and 81 bales at ll1sc. per
h. Long Cottons continue neglected We hear of sales
only l3l bales at the following particulars at "a at
25 at 26 80 at 261 - at %; IL at 3 Is at 3D. 30
at 49, and stained at 10 cents per pound
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14

s s l::!s & r.: s::s:s s:s 81; Il:
brides I'm London. bound Bombay, same me
si; ;ss gn asy 'sssf fs ss
.%.: via ssss. ;y
s0 Ss SsT x. @ Ap lat
, Ship SGs r xS LSdI sSd e.
several icebergs 10TH exchanged signals with ship shenan
& Job" from sinh S e. sa
1s !, = :sl1 nv e.!
's < ss:Yi; $E day. from
1 Bst dilSsr Boston, from M..n... slss
hs:sa .,y ca ;.;v with
Hamburg Mssdse. An..en, ., day: from coqa,mbc
:s; 5 X. Tss: W IT,
Bark Rapid Ward from Havsn. April I'd. to NJ Taylor
~ D Fss y, %SI IRON Ss r MINI
C WI .s ss' sass~rs s.s
rcane lost The opa from close reef the mansai although
%s S sS
ii " ": .Ss he
before the seas succeeded in getting wreck Of
sa .''VSs
similar hurricane lasting four hours lost yss mast gan anu
sail fore yard jibboom sprung part Of bui!wark ana
Rosse Bell Of Gesnock IL days from Cadiz for St Johns
NF with loss Of bulwas and stancheons aud othsrwe "a
paged Also ship Prince de JQinville II days from YORK
for Belfast; Captain Lawrence kindly supplied us with po'
Br brig Caledonia Lyas days from the Gut of Cans with
plaster and FISH, to JAS Braine 9Th inst lat 40 co. Ion TO-
spoke Br brig Emerald from Ireland for New York. l .
Brig New Orleans Bramha from Boston, with iA'h "
K.o. wds Of Espo Il day; from Havana. T,h
Same day spoke bark Sir Edward Perry from London for
Schr Ceres, Marston Is days from Machas with sparss
bound Baltimore Put distress n the 9h Instant "
miles Eof Block Island in gale from SSW sprung sieak
Schr Usage, Rodgers, days from Baltimore win coa I"
schr October Baxter. Richmond with flour to Allen
Schr Wankinco, Crowell, Boston. mdse.
Schr Alabama, Smalley, Salem, mdse :. an g.
Schr Greenway Couch Richmond, with nour 70 Alien q
! Schr Croton, Chase: Boston. mdse. ,,
Schr Ann Hman Totem Newbem NC, with naval stores
Schr Eleanor. Ann, Long. Virginia. corn.
Schr Rchmond. Keller, Thomaston lime
Schr Ehsisngs rosfer r hnom.ston' nine
Schr franklin Bearse Thomason, lime
Schr Talent Nickerson, Boston, plaster.
Schr Clarion Nickerson Boston, plaster
Schr Detroit Bacon, Boston, molasses
Below.
Below Bremen ship Louise Andriens, from Antwerp.
Br brig Emerald, from Ireland, with passengers is,
Also, ships and briggs.
The Natchez reported below in the evening papers, was
not in sight at shutdown
Ships Huguenot for Ireland; Arcoe Hoodes' for Mar.
seilles and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14

APRIL l2-At market s33 Beef Cattle, (4o0 from the
South lI0 Cows and Calves and 500 Sheep and Lambs
BEEF CArrLE.-Priccs a shade higher than last
week, viz: 81 to $40 so unsold
Cows AND CALyrs-Continue Ia good request, and
have arrived freely during the week We quote prices
at from Sl5 S27 to s3S and few % extra quality at
S45
SHEEP AID LAMss.-The sales AZ vet remarkably
small Buyers show disposition Ia operate but prices
are fully equal to last weeks average We quote the
range mt from 81 80 50 so TO 50.
HAY AND STR,w.-The market Is abundantly stocked
with Hay, and now that the Hudson IL open IL likely to
remain Prices have yielded little, and may be
quoted at so 75 cts per cwt Straw, 81 - 81 37H
per 100 bundles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-14

Cleared.
shps-Arso tpschet Anthony, H.vre, VIM WhItlock Jr;
Ohio Bird Liverpool Truslou New York Hull, Charles.
ton, Geo Buckley; Burlington, Cook, Philadelphia. VIM
Rowland,
Dark-B Bohen (Brem) Meincke, Hsvans, sturres Co.
Brigs-Andew King, Fisher. tork Brett vose; Lady OF
Beaton Robertson ApslaehcoIa Hnrlbut Coz Linden,
Williams, Mobile, Stvge., Chairman Co; Waterman. Al
deg, Phladepha, Badger Peck.
,schD-Adiianee; Wapos' Norfolk, Hsntsr Coz Ro-
dler, Avery, do, NJ McCrady Il Co; Minerva Burnett,
Philadelphia; Crecan, Chase Boston.
Steamer Yacht, (uew) Crane, Charleston.
sloop-Wakeheld Sanders, New Bedford
Barges-Porpoise and Comet Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Tartar lockwood Canton, goth December 1896 70
att Bon Of Philadelphia. 18th Jan, large ship
shore on SW point o Princes Island Stra of Sundi before
.Posd by the Adams mssts all gone aud wreck deser
GU mp Agnes, Withere I'm Canton for New York. left
., Helena on ths sh Of March 18th Feb lat 20 10 long,
70 N,r YolS fss 'srs VIII h'e qns,ds I'm anton bound
With b shr oassa u nsi.nS IN Ssnsen tosnd Il ioS2os
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Foreign Ports.
Newcastle via s. GSes Just ' , q load for 6oodw"
& DO S ii @
cAYEsrr. March la-In port brig Gazee Cheever. from
March asA .shr Potomac; Smith rhil..
line Marshall Charleston; Baltimore ssary do; 10th, Ann
COWS March s-sla Robert Mewili.m., Mcdonald PHI
ss'sn March GIs shs
NYork In port Feb 60 brig Consort Lowry, FIN Phlade
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Tssa SSifR Henry roc Cole York
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sissi, Ssii Sf
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Paena do brgs Ottoman for Boston; Iris for Baltimore
PExzANcE March 6Sd brig Santiago, Perkins, iron Ney
| and NYork. . -
Rio JANEiRo-Feb 2-In port, ship Mexican. DENNIS, 70
New Orleans days Bnrques Letiti Lewis do do; Home
W:ngae fin Baltimore dscg Baltimore, LeBron do arr 20
Alyarado Ames from Lisbon for New Orleans brig Sa
Mareau. Long, for N Orleans 9Th March,
| SAGUA La GRANpE, April lin port, briggs Abby Amelia
Colborn for NYok ldg New York, Sleeper for do, nex
day; Gen Lncon Cloudy for Boston, do Cacheco Usher fol
Hope Mitchell for York, days Belle, Hartman dsg
YORK ssS b Ssr Harriet I'm N6re." sehr Ysa
TnEsrE Feb GIN port bark Merlin f.e 81 for b;eITo
ment Springer load for Cork and market, destination
TRiNpAp Cuba March GAR, brig John Dodds, Paine
from Boston, days passage; 2st Sept Eurotas, Kby Bos
| ton.
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Arrivals OF Produce &C., Do"h ING n
MospAr, April l2,-Ecxroao LisE, BAsoE =; Con-
SiNo-I333 bills -four Van Luntrord oo-Ssy oags
corn Bows Cary-2aa bales wool q Hau-9l head
AIp.sr AID CANAL LINE, BAneE JrssERsox.-42l
bbls flour Cowing Colo do Van Buskirk-2a0
do Merritt-is5 casks 81 boxe. cheese % packages
White Coo bbs seed "a casks cheese Smith K
Howe-i65 do Porry-a3o do boxes do Fsnner Bur-
iincham-l4 boxes do "a casks do Perry Sweezey-66
bbs onions P Scovile-24 casks cheese J Smith--l4
boxes do 81 tubs butter John Boyce.
Nnw YoRK AND TRor LINE BARGE NEw YoHK.-
$50 bbs flour NJ Val-a86 do 800 bbls middngs Clark
Coeman-sss bdls paper s Kingsley-97 bdls mea-
50 do bound Bachsor-lei bdls paper w
James--i5 bdls back stuff Colins-20 do Lubaet-42
boxes glass Prince-50 dozen scythes Clark Will
son-l0 bbls lamp black Dodge-l3 bdls skins J
Hopkins-2s. boxes scales Deale-2a6 bbls casks 0
ris & Co-sO cases starch HaskelI~2o bdls scoops
Van w Tucker-575 kegs spikes various persons.
Boat 900 bushels barley loo bbls -four
SLooP AFRICA, FROM CoxsAcKIE-24O bales hay 4500
bushels corn 1900 do rye Barker Kirkland 4 Co.
APRIL l3.-TKoY AND ERIE LINE, barge John Paine
1884 brls -four NJ 4 Sandford-l40 do Smith Co
ITO do Sage Co-ooo do A TeGt--6 casks ashes
Stage & Co.
OLD ALBANY LINE, barge John Wurts-2O00 bush. rye,
Cobb-2O00 do corn J Schuyler. Boat Cordelia-
1000 bushels rye Duraut Boat Superior200O BUSH
els oats T c Durant Boat Brcwer-i000 bushels oats
800 do shorts rs bris beans T Durant. Boat +
slack-ao0o bushels rye c Durant.
BARGE Wave, from Catskil-230 sides leather Hyde
Jr-l2O do J & G Brooks-l05 do Billiard & COTS
bales hay 600 bushels 1000 do osts 600 do rye to
captain-2000 do corn Connover-52 cattle 81 sheep
Barge MINIsNK, from Newburg-375, 10 barrels
eggs 50 kegs butter to captanlO0 rolls oil cloth Albro
Hoyt & Co. Steamer Spendd-lOO0 bushels I 500
do oats $50 bags do feed brs -four to captain
STEAMER NORFOLK, from Fishkil-226 bags meal 10
bags rye flour 20 do feed IS Calves Capt Brinkerho-
N. Y. Erie r. r. barge Marsh-22 pkgs butter-29
calves Capt Di54 do 26 tubs butter Capt Coleman-9
do 20 calves Capt Clark6o do 10 tubs butter II barrels
-four j Thompson-s tubs butter 10 sheep 81 calves
Capt King50 do 20 sheep l6 tubs butter Capt Leeds
l304 quarts of milk have arrived this route during
the past week