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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02
cTArE OF NoRTH-cARo11NA.

j Duplin County Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, April Term, ls4s.-Henry HolIings-
worth, vs. Charles G. Stanland, Original At
tachment levied on II acre of Land near Strick.
lands Depot, West side of and adjoining the
Public Road and the lands Of J. ID. Wilson
and ]. NJ. Lewis.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant in this case is not an inhabtant of
this State, or absconds conceas himself that
the ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
upon him it is ordered that publication be made
in the Wilmington Journal. for six weeks, notify
ing the said defendant to appear at the next term
of this Court to be held at Kenansville, on the Sd
Monday in July next, and rePIevy the said pro-
perry. or the same will be condemned and sold to
satisfy plaintiffs claim.
Teste, J. H. JERMAN, Cl'k.
SO CIV printers fee 81 81
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NOTICE

IhE subscribers having purchased the entire
STOCK OF 0fooeEaes, sc, of Mr.. Boland, will con.
tTnue the business at the Store formerly occupied
by him, and in addition to their present stock will
receive in few days fresh supply of every arti-
Gle usually kept in their line, and solicit a cont,n.
uance of the patronage of his former customers.
They will pay particular attention TO the seIec-
ton of FAMILY oRocEnIs, and hope. by unremit-
ted attention, and using their best endeavots TO
please. to give satisfaction 10 all who may favor
them with call.
Thhy will also attend to the sale of all kinds oil
Produce. CARROLL e. FENNELL.
Wilmington, n c., June 2, 1913. 3Sn
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OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL.

ULU FUN CUMFUKT HUTEL.
THIS extensive and beautiful establishment is
L now open for the reception of Visiters. Sur.
rounded entirely by salt water, it affords every "a
cility for Sea Bathing and offers every inducement
10 the traveller in pursuit of health pleasure
The Hotel is complete in all its arrangements -
active and efficient assistants have been procured
and no exertion will be spared to render it in all
respects the mos, agreeable and interesting resort
in the whole country.
Board per day. So 90. -.
By the week at the rate OF ST. 50 per dsy.
By the month at the rate of ST. 90 per day.
Children and servants half price,
JAMES S. FRENCH.
May &c, ls4s--[37.tf
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SELLING OFF AT COSTl

The handsome and well selected stock of Fancy,
Dry and Staple Goods. of NATHAN DREY, decd
are now being sold off at prime cost. Those who
want to purchase bargains in this line had better
call at once, as sales of the whole stock must and
will be speedily effected. The stock consists of a
well selected assortment of FANCY GooDs. which
were bought few months since in the Northern
markets, principally for cash. The Ladies are
particularly invited to call and examine the stock
OF Goods now offered al cost. They can obtain
bargains. JOSEPH DREY.
May rs, ls4e-r37tf'
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Ms2W INMG
Furniture Warehouse!

FRONT STREET, NEAR MARKET,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
HNHE subscriber would respectfully call the
~ attention Of the public to his extensive as.
sortment of CABINET FURNITURE, which
for beauty or workmanship, he will guarantee to
he superior to any ever yet brought to the South
ern Market, and at the most reasonable prices
Among his stock Car always be found:-
Marble and plain top Bureaus,
Egyptian and White Marble top Centre Tables,
Marble top Washstands,
Wardrobes and Sideboards,
Sofas, Divans, and Couches,
French Bedstcads,
High and low post Maple Bedsteads,
WindIass and Trunnel Bedsteads,
Walnut and Mahogany stuffed Rockers,
Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Chairs,
Writing Desks of every description,
Ladies Work Tables, Quartelte Tables,
Ladies Sewing Chairs,
Cane and Wood Seat Nursing Chairs
Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables,
Common Walnut and Cherry Tables,
Night Cabinets and sick Chairs,
Portable Writing Desks,
Ladies Work Boxes,
Cribs, Cradles, and ChiIdren's Chairs,
Buffers, Trays, and Towel Racks,
Settles, cane and wood seats,
Office Chairs and Cushions,
Large cane back Rockers,
Cane and wood seat Stools of every size,
Maple Chairs of every description,
Common Chairs in any quantity.
Looking Glasses, Cots, Mattresses, and Pillows
&c. &c. F. CLARK.
| Any article Of furniture manufactured at short
notice.
U7Furniture packed safely for transportation.
May l9, ls4s-[ 2s-6mis
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.MARRIED.

IN Duplin, on the 18th ult., Robert Sloan, to
Miss Ellnor Wells, daughter of Boney and Ann
Wells.
In Raleigh on Wednesday, the Gath inst, by
the Rev. Drury Lacy, Maj. William M. Hover
tan. of Halifax County. Va, to Miss Adriana E.,
eldest daughter of William Tucker, Esq of Raj
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02
NOTICE..

ILL persons are notified from hunting on my
i lands. formerly called the Edens lands with
guns. or dogs, or fishing, in any manner whatev-
er. If free negroes slaves are caught with guns
or dogs on the premises, the dogs will be killed
and the negroes severely punished.
ALSO. all wagoners. drag med, or cartn1en. are
notified not to trespass upon any Of myIvacant
lots, from Boundary Street to the Dry Pond, and
from thence back to the Newbern Road. uudes
the penalty of the law. MILES cOSTIN.
Feb IL, lS46-[22-I3m aEf -:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02

5,r BALTIMORE, May 3O.-The flour market TO-
an, ,sHaIns without activity. Sales of some or
,sn, O'a' Howard street brands at S. so. The re-
I,oo ard supply are light. A decline has taken
Is 9s IA CiIy Mills-sales to-day of 700 bbls at
81 - holders however are generally asking SIS
Al e. sale also to-day of 200 bbls extra brands
M'.,' and 100 bills Rye Flour at So IS. Corn
C6 a'I2eO bbls Pennsylvania sold at So 374
G$ Heid at So so. The receipts of all kinds OF
n H." are small. Wheat has slightly declined
Today Of red at 90 81 20 for good to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02

prime, and of white do. % ST 80. Corn is
selling at 40 42c for white, and AS 46 per
bush tor yellow. Sales of Oats at 80 &c and
OF Kye at 70 IS c. There is no change to no.
tice i'll the price OF Provisions. At auction tn.
day, l46 hhds Musco. ado Sugar sold at 3 60 q
81 10 per 100 lbs. Also, IA ties do. at q 10 a
81 10. Whiskey is dull at 2II 22Bc per gall,
in hhds and bbls.-Baltimore Dailu Sun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02

IN NhwHERN' May 3O.-Turpentine has sold du.
t q, Inc week at 81 80 to 81 for Dip, and 9oc to
=" Tor ocrape. Conn Our market continues
~ ~ De well supplied with this article. 100 bbls
ns o| up Trent was sold on Friday last at 81 80
~, "OI' Boat load from Mattamuskeet was
r~ty sold last week at So rs; the balance was
So., Su back, not being able to get that for it. A
60 9s eau from place at the wharf retailing al
J,r, o0' PEAs.-4O bushels Clay Peas sold a few
ANY, y' ago at 40 to 45c per bush. No receipts o.
,oIl O'her kinds. BAcoN.-A small lot of Hams
,n. and SIC. LARD.-No receipts of this
"Oe The past week.-NeUbernian.
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- IAR1Msg GggRa -
4 4AA.sZ PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAk

ARRIVED
May 28-Schr Alcyona Myers, Newport R !, to G w
Davis.
Schr Jonas Smith, Davis, New York, to r w Brown
90 Schr Alarc. Prosser, New York, to do
3l-Brg Athavela VIM, Boston, to Potter & Kidder
Steamer Rowan, Hurt, Fayetteville, to Latta
Schr Leesburg, Boon, Philadelphia to DeRosset
Brown &, Co.
Schr Carolina, Hubbard, Baltimore, to DeRosset
Brown f. Co
Schr Aurora, Upton, Hartford Conn, TO Dickinson
Brig Bele, Myers. New York, to G w Davis.
Schr Henrietta, CrOwell, Providence X |, to Barry,
Bryant & Co.
June l-schr Monsoon, silliman, Philadelphia. to G
w Davis.
schr Waller Merchant, Pugh, Middleton, with Corn
to DeRosset, Brown f. Co.
May 25-Schr Napoleon, Smith, st. Domingo, by A Mar
tin.
schr Samuel Jackson Adams, Philadelphia by J
Lu,terloh. d Co.
schr ractous, Brown, Newbern, c, by d w
Mac airy.
27-Brg David Dufell, Colctt, stoningon, Conn, by
G. w. Davis.
schr /. P Smith, Youngs New York, by w Brown
29-Schr Thorn, wainwright, New York, by w
JefreYs.
30-Schr Elouse, Robertson, New York, by Lut
terloh d Co.
schr VIM. Thompson CroweIl New Orleans, BY
master.
Steamer Coy Graham, Peck, for Fayetteville, by &
w l. McGary.
Steamer Henrietta, Evans, Fayetteville, by Johr
Banks.
3l-steamer WIN. B Meares McRae, for Fayetteville
by John Latta.
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Telegraphed for the baltimore snj

1elegraphed for the Baltimore Sun,
NEW YoRK, May Bop. M.--The stock mar
ket to-day was firm, and fair business done
prices OF leading securities maintained with an
improving tendency. Sales of Treasury Notes at
1924 1929 to slO24; U. s. 6's, 1867, sold at
iO4a Sl043; State securities generally firm,
but fancles slightly depressed. Exchange on Lon
don, 10 l | per ct. premium.
The receipts of flour continue large, and the
supply on hand is augmenlng. There continues
good Eastern demand. but the shipments are
small. Sales to-day of about $4,000 bbs at SIS Is
for Oswego and IS 81 to SIS 81 and So for differ
ent brands of Genesee, and Sc Sc l25 for South
ern. The amount of flour sfoat is large. Corn
meal is in moderate request only, with sales at So
81 So Sc. Rye flour, dull at So Sc 50 IS
per Dbl
Wheat is in request only for milling purposes.
Sales of some 1900 bushels Genesee at 81 80 a
81 80; mixed do. ST 25 81 % Corn contin-
ues IN fair rcquest-a sale of @, 900 bushels choice
white at 81 ST cents, and 5000 bushels ordina-
ry Western yellow at SO cents; sales also of Jer-
sey yellow at 56 cents, and of mixed at So So
cents. Oats are selling at SO AZ cents Rye,
70 cents per bushel.
Provisions without much change, and prices
rather on the decline sale of 800 bbls prime
western Pork, not in good condition, Sc so. Sales
Of prime Beef at So so. A sale of $40 bbls ives.
tern Lard at Sc Sc 373. Sales of Bacon shout.
ders at 81 cents per h. and 200 hams at 81 cents
sides at 81 cents.
The Cotton market exhibits no material change.
Buyers are asking a concessions; sales reach a.
bout GOO bales; the tendency rather downward.
Rice is steady at So 81 So SO per 100 lbs.
Whiskey is dull at 81 % cents per gallon.
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CO X NJ,
Flour ana BOCUn

IN hand and for sale,
ID 1900 bushels large white Corn ;t.!s1.iE::
As barrels fresh Fayetteville FIhur;z
5000 lbs Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders /:
1000 bushels Of tina, handsome Salt sill ON
thand /;
so Sacks do Z do;
Together with large lot of PIoughs, Ccrn-Mills.
! Corn-She!lers and Straw Cutters. We would
say to the public By way Of 6ing up. that We
have made arrangements to connect the Corn trade
with our present business; therefore yOa may ex-
pect TO end FL ur, C0ra and Bacon with us al
all times during the summer.
| raf4.3I-2ml KELLY & Nc CALEB.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02

NoTE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentinc al
ways sold in the WATER and subject to the expense
of landing, inspection, cooperage &C. say lumber
soc to s per M tar and Turpentne about 0c. per bbl
ordry virgin mixed urpentine deduction is made
according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02

~ CHARLEsToN, May 3O-COTToN-Sales during the
N.Y. amount to ASA bales prices ranging from to
I INFERIOR 10 good fair; Sea Island II cents and Nd.
"a US nnlCELaemand actiVe-salcs rising 400 bbls
"S.Hn - d3,I6 $33 RoUGH RIcE-no sales GRATN
Sn 1 ESQ q9oo bushels first quality white n G. provi
abort I9no al a3o % cents Received by Rail Road
% cents with and without bags store lot Of 200G
~ -.u-ln 0IOusnt ~ cents bagS included.
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AUCTION SALES.
HORSE .ATAuCTION.

mn Tuesday morning, 18th of June. at ths
" Court House. we will sell, fine Harnes,
and Saddle Horse. Sale positive.
CRONLY, WALKER q HALL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02

STOCK OF GOODS AT AUCTION.
mN Monday next, will commence to sell the
" balance of goods on hand at auction.
Terms tn suit the times.
All sums over 500, 90 DAYS. over 5000. 4
mos, over $500, 6 mos, taking notes at bank
with approved security. e. w. BRADLEY.
June I'd, lS48-I3 S.It
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale, PIANO, Of the
| very first order; as to hriliancy Of tone and
beauty Of workmanship it cannot be excelled. 1t
was made by Knabe & Cache, Baltimore, who
stand pre-eminent as manufacturers. Persons
wishing first rate instrument will please call on
the subscriber. Terms will be made easy.
S. J. CARROLL,
at WIN. SHAw's Drug Store.
May l7th, ls4s.-[36tf
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LIST or LETT RS.

Office at Wilmington n c. the 3s day Of Msy lssS
appear fist wiz please ash for advertised Letters ~
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lSSSsJ
Ashe, Melissa B
Ashe, mrs T'hos
Ashe, Thos P 2
Allen, James
Allen, Eliza
Allen, Stanford 2
Allen, Adeline
Allen, Rebecca A
Allen, Thos
Allen, Nathan
Anderson, J P
Atkinson, Daniel
Applewhite, Susan
Ames, David
Arts, John
Benson, Robert
Blount, Shade
Bannerlnan, r T
Brickle, James
Blagdon, James w
Bradford, John c
Barlow, John
Biven, Irwin 2
Brookings, John
Brock, Mary A
Burriss, John
Burriss, John H
Bradford, VIM
Bean, Cummings
Breaker, Rev J H
Bowles, Thomas G
Bond, J
Baldwin, Mary
Boon, Lewis
Berr, mr.
Becton, Frederick
Bryan, Mary NJ
Burch, VIM
Bunch, J H
Baber, Mary Jane
Blake, Chas H
Bowden, L H
Briant. Joseph
Bancroft, joseph
Barnet, VIM
Burton, w r
Bray, Nicholas A
Barton, Ellen
Burr, Aaron 3
Bell, Freeman E B
Bell, Caleb N
Bell, H H
Bell, Eliza
Bell, Margaret P
Barnes, James 2
Baker, Sidney
Baker, VIM
Baker, G L
Burgwin, miss NJ
Burgwin, G w B
BORDEAUX, Thadeus
Bourdaux, Sarah
Burdeaux, Rich'd
Brown, John
Brown, Jas B
Brown, Isaac
Brown, A
Branen, Arch'd 2
Brocket, James
Burnet, Thos
Burnet, Richard
Burnet, John
Belts, George
Belts, G w
Branson, Mary 2
Burt, David
Burt, Samuel
Brinkley, VIM 3
Clapp, Joseph w
Chadwick, Sam'l .
Carr, Rufus
Cook, VIM
Canady, Green
Gushing, James
Chesbro, Enoch
Currier, Thos G
Charles, mrs E NJ
Crosby, James w
Campbell, John
Cromlay, James
Crooms, Timothy
Clarrcan, Joseph
Chopper, VIM B
Cross, John
Chavers, Tom
Curtis, James
Clark, Henry
Clark, Samuel L
Collins, John
Collins, Wash.
Cro;n MIRO z Q
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LARU-LARD
so kegs Western Lard in store. and for sale at
cents per ID. VIM. A u " En-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02

SOAP.
so boxes Colgaes soap. For sale by
p HOWARD & PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-02

FRESH ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER.
| tubs to arrive per schr. Alfalfa. For sale by
. WIN. A. GWIER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14
Baltimore Female Seminary,
(No. III, East Baltimore street,

ADDISON B. ATKINS, M. A, PRINCIPAL.
rTNHE summer term OF this institution will commence Oh
i Monday, the LIST of May The number of pupils Inn
tied to sxyiwo. There six vacancies. The bula
ing large and commodiou and the school arrangements
of character which fail give decided aus
faction Great attention is paid 10 The wants and comon
OF the boarding pupils, so that their stay in the emn
may be pleasing as well profitable. The most comp
tent teachers are employed in all the various department.
The principal would particularly refer to the olows
gentlemen, some OF whom have daughters in the inalp
ton.
Right Rev Aonzo Potter, D. D., LII. D., Bishop Of Penn
w. Green, ID. d., Baltimore Robert A. Dobbn esq b1
tlmore; Andrew Coyie esq, Washington, d. o.; NJ
Coleman, esq, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Circulars containing terms course of study, and letters
from the Rev DIR. Potter, Rev Dr. Johns, Robert Doopm
esq, and other patrons, be Obtained application
any OF the above gentlemen by addressing the princP
April 4-2awlm
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Transportation Of Stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, May TO- 1913.
PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
i The Pacific" will be received this office until 3
O'clock p Friday, the 10th day of June S4S for the
transportation of 900 barrels (more es) OF
from the navyyard at Brooklyn, New York. the
port of Monterey, coast of North America. The
offers the price asked per BARREL without dis
,nction between wet and dry and each barrel Tor
halfbarels) of beef pork Hour, rice, vinegar pickles,
whiskey, dried apples will be onsdered barrel
all other packages TO be estimated the of 81 cubic
feet BARREL whatever they may contain and, in the
of all casks other tina barrels, the hs will
be deducted No freight be taken board discharged
private account at intermediate port and pri-
,page to be allowed Fifteen fair-weather working lay
days TO be allowed at each Of the ports of Brooklyn and
be made by navy agent in the United States within
thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence Of the de-
livery Of The cargo The vessel pass the usual inspec
on and be at the Brooklyn hayward by the Goth day Of
ed for examination within three days after being notified
her accepance the bureau will consider itself at liberty
offer the freight the next lowest bidder, make such
arrangements may best subserve the public interests
May lI-Iawt16June
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Wisconsin, it will be seen by this statement, is consider
ably the largest of all these States having surface
Than twice as large that OF Indiana and three times
large that of Iowa, with perhaps less sterile inferior
land than any State in the Unon-lying between Lake
Michigan and the Mis- ssppiand rapidly filling with
industrious population it is destined to be peponderat-
ing State in the Union
The of of the regions beyond the range OF any
of the present States is thus given:
Northwest Territory of Rocky mountains and
the Mississippi 47S 759 1913
Northwest Territory of Rocky mountains 2IS
Emigrant Indian lands, of Missouri and
Arkansas 1872, 295 $50
philadelphia Daily Neus.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-14

BY the report OF the Commissioner OF Patents for S47
for copy of which are indebted 10 Mr.. Burke-we
learn that no less than fifteen hundred and thirty APP
pcatlons made for patents last year, and there
were filed less than five hundred and thirty three
caveats. The whole number of patents issued five
hundred and seven,ytwo. including fourteen reissues,
three additional improvements and sixty designs Five
hundred and fifty applications have been rejected.
Therefore we learn that less than four hundred and
two applications made for patents which i'm
possible for the Patent Office to examine and won
der, considering the labor they had TO perform. We
ing the rights OF inventors. From the great number
OF rejections-the majority OF which were applied
oT at the very door OF the paent o would
sderation the publication OF a work on American in
ventions. Such work would be mine of wealth
to ingenious and inventive people. Many of them
would be saved much trouble OF mind, and much
expense. There is not week passes but invention
is brought to us tor which to make the application for
patent; and much disappointment is experienced when
we say. This old invention, and cannot be patent
ed Some will not believe, but make the application,
all hazards; Others grateful for the candid advice
But work on American inventions would be the Urim
and Thummim to all our inventors.
We glad to hear that the Patent Office fund is
less than $2o7.797 81 There surplus over all
doarsthus showing the favorable contrast between
the working (producng) and fighting and destroying.
The Commissioner, in his report, stands up boldly for
the rights OF the inventors and he recommends that for
egnes may be admitted TO the same privileges of patent
rights upon the same conditions own citizens AT
the first ance this would appear to be little too libe
lucIe ID UcutHt VI
America in the recommendation. In England many an
important invention is kept secret for years. because the
inventor is not able to pay the tremendous expense OF
getting British PATENT but, let him be able to get
out patent here at moderate expense, and predict
that in the of twenty years, the flower of British
inventors, with all their scientific aainmens and knowl
edge, will take their abode with us, and thus doubly
our nation in the struggle of progressive invention This
will not njure own inventors; Invention begcts in
yen'ion," and the end ofnvenon will only be when the
human mind ceases exist. We glad to see that
this report is printed better paper than the generality
Of congressional documents and we hope that the Ex
aminers report will be printed on no worse.-Scenyfe
dme7y
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T IME Cement, Calcined Plaster, Sc.-Lime, cement,
IL cacined plaster lime for manure, and building sand,
can be had the lime kns of the subscriber the
United States Observatory, either in large small quanti-
livery VIM EASILY.
Fort WASHINGTON, July IL, 1915.
SIR In compliance with your request, furnish below
the result OF trials with the lime purchased of and
with two other lots, The quantity of paste they
duce, on being saked.
l8l3.-An average of three barrels OF Thomason lime
gave Il bushels of lime paste the barrel
l3f3-Three barrels of Potomac lime (bou9ht OF William
Easby) averaged 81 bushels of paste per barrel
l83 -Four barrels of Potomac lime lbough of another
person) averaged At bushels of paste per barrel.
IS45-Two barrels of Potomac lime, (Easby's,) being
first dry aked and converted into paste afterwards
aged 81 bushels OF paste per barrel
lS45.-Two barrels of Potomac lime, (Easby'sO wet
saked Cor converted into paste at once averaged bush
els paste per barrel.
The "paste" referred rather sitter than common
in every instance requiring water before being
mixed with the sand.
Very respectfully, sir, your obedient servant,
FREDERICK A. SMITH, Capt Eng.
Capt. WILLIAM Easily, Washington
April l-w4w