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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-05

Aui,, al Reading same days by ~ M and at Phla-
delphia by 3P m
s.,.msr Schedule.
-. philadelphia daily except Sunday at a m
An a&a !, Reading same days by 10 a m and m,
and al Poltsvlle by IA and p mi -
Leave Potsvile daily except Sunday at m and =
Al,vs al Reading same days by 10 a m and m,
and at Philadelphia by m aud m, -
s2l From Phadephia, by West Phiadephsi op I",
Darby, HayerfoId, Newton Square, Edgemon',
and Midtown, to West Chester, 70 miles ana oaeh'
Leave philadelphia daily except Sunday at s a. M
Arrive al West Chester same days by Up M
Leave Westehester daily except Sunday al 9 ami
Arrive pssdGssn s days k sS MARBLE
" Ioob,s Store mo oihoe,) Rose Tree, and Bishops
Works to Howelsvle, IL miles and back, twice a
Leave West Philadelphia every Tuesday and Sat
r uivsy a HoweilsvilIe same days by 2pm,
Leave Howelsvie every Monday and Friday at 8
Arrive at West Philadelphia same days by pm.
oo,a From Philadelphia Spring Garden, miles and
back, twice daily except Sunday
Lsave Philadelphia daily except Sunday at a m and
A D m return Philadelphia by III and /.
9al4 From Philadelphia, by Kngsessng, Darby, Keys-
vile, Gibbonss Tavern, Neither Providence, Lima
Ivy Mills, Concordvle, Chadd's Ford to Hamor-
ton 80 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Philadelphia every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Hamoron same days SPIN;
Leave Hamorton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at m;
Arrive AT 1hlhutphia sumo uayS W y III.
92l5 From Philadelphia, by Kensington frankfort
Homesburg, and Busleton, to Somerton, l6 miles
and back IL times week to Fankford, and
times week residue.
Leave Philadelphia daily except Sunday at 81 a
Arrive al Somerton same days at 81
Leave Somerton daily except Sunday at 3 p m
Arrive at Philadelphia same days by 81 p m.
Schedule for trips between Philadelphia and Frank
ford to be reported
926 From Philadelphia by Oney, Fox Chase, Huntng
don Valley, sorrel Horse, Davisvile, Riehboro'
Newton, and Doington, to Taylorsville, 80 miles
and back three times week.
Leave Philadelphia every Tuesday, Thursday, an(
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

been only moderate demand and the sales limited to
some 1900 kegs at range of lo@1o%c v for No. to
Prime Western Butter is unchanged at fegl21s, and
Cheese at 6fdD7l4c o ID. 1913
Rice-Thee has been only moderate Jeusnd for this
article and with ample supply. Prices rather lower
We haye noticed only few during the week,
bracing some 80 or 100 casks Ca ona at 324c v h.
Whisky-The Whisky market has been without activity,
but prices have been ra rmer The sales up barely
1000 bbs Rectied at range of $50 lshcthe ruling
being lSf00lS4o y gallon.
Bagg,ng and ROpe-There has been some inquiry for
these articles during the week. and have noticed sales of
about 1870 pieces Begging, and $500 coils Rope
for the former. and 66sc for the latter according
quality, TERMS etc.
Gunny Bags-The demand has been limited, and the
largest sale that have noticed $500 I'm bae) 9c.
COnee-Tbe Coffee market has presented a duh and
dropping appearance and prices at the close lower
Barely 1850 bags Rio have been sold during the week. the
early in the week being 8l94, and lattery ss9c
Id for small lots Two cargoes have arrived from Rio
Juner0 last report, embracing 1890 bagsakng
The direct Imports OF the season 1874 bags against 200 20
to the same time last year. The stock remaining in
first and second hands is about 10 600 bags.
SAWe have further cargo sales report. The
from second hands, for Liverpool, 81 W for Coarse
and 81 0$t 10 v sack for Fine delivered free Of damage
Candes-The demand for Sperm Candles has been of the
usual limited character, 3S4Ic and Star have been dull
Il range of l9Oac " ID, according brand weight ETC.
Hay-There have been few transactions in this article
during the week. the principal sales being 400 bales Western
| at $l7 0O(9 $i8 co W ton.
Llme-Buslness been limited 10 sales from second
| hands at 81 9Of0s2 g Dbl for Thomaston, etc.
Lead-We have further Transactions report.
Hemp-The last sale Isl bales dew-rotted at $50
y ton.
TaliOw-On Thursday a lot of 100 bbls Getty rendered)
was sold at about SIC W ib
FreghtsEary in the week the rates were further de.
pressed, and Cotton shipped to Liverpool 5 l6d.
on British and American vessels Lattery. however, all the
offered at these being taken up, ship
firm and decline engaging under 3sd One ship taken
for the Mediterranean $S 10 for Tobacco and
oI bordeaux. Marseiles, at $40 90 for Slaves
Exchanges-The rates have been irregular, and gener-
ally lower. We quote
|
New York sixty day Bills l412 " CT disc
Sight Checks New FORK. 14disceya W CT. prem.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE.
EaslerM ShOre OF Mobile Hay


THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
\ Place is complete order for visitors Many -
important improvements have been made during The ..1
past winter among which new wharf running to 'AA
the top OF the bluff OF graduei and thereby
another the many pleasant walks about the premises.
The number OF has been increased that 800 per-
sons can be handsomely accommOda ed the coming
The bathing arran gemens extensive. The shower
baths are supplied from yielding least 100 gallons
water minnie. The Bay bathing equal any
the South.
The location Of this place being rary so feet above the
Level OF the bay, with nothing the breezes from
the in; with fine view Of the Bay, city OF Mobile, West
ern Shore etc, nice shady good roads,
OF stand ns water consequently muquoes renders
Of the pie santes well beahest places of be
iound In the whole country.
Araneemen,su made for an abundant supply of Fish
Oysters, Crabs, ct.
The proprietor commenced budding hi, establishment abou
the Isl January, 1913, with the of making The
uacive place in the South The business thus far has
cee1ed his most sanguine expectations Being builder
owner and land ord, re knows is his
his quests IN the best possible which is all b
cons'ders the table, bar
Besides the great variety OF which
nve AS at othes watering place. the proprietor has
viea ~ les ssshhaaes It sngsro. Band OF Music
for large number of The ctizens of New Orleans aud
lsiana the proprietor hopes by strict uton,
to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches the wharf several time
every day
The charges will he moderate Letters or papers directed
TO Holy wood, Mobile, will direct and without de
tenton WILLARD FREEMAN, Proliretot
Hollywood, May 3, 1851. myl9 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

62668UN1E

PROFESSOR of SPANISH LANGUAGE.
No. 10 Exchange alley, betpeen Bienriue and Cont
Slees has Jus, returned this city, and will lew
nous during the day in giving lessons in the SPANISH
LANGUAGE.
,nS r sSmsz has been teaching in this city during years.
Day and Evening Classes win be opened at his rooms No
10 Exchange Alley, " w p " ~ '' w.
NJ g. speaks the English and French Languages fuenty
ahn = c4nversant with the Italian and Porua uese.
Iranslatlons from of the above Languages into
Engsn OF Spanish will be made moderate terms, Js23 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Some time since Col. "Jack" McCarty, of
Loudoun, but great land-hoder in Wisconsin,
promised one of his best lots in Milwaukee to the
first child born in that young and hourshing town.
The Advertiser says that the fortunate individual ,
tie original Milwaukeean, is Miss Milwaukee
Smith, daughter of Uriel b. Smith that the
selection was made lately, for the benefit of the
young lady, and the lot, situated on Milwaukee
street. decided to her by the agent Of the prop
erty, j. A. Dapham. Col McCarty is an F. f
v. of the true stamp, and when he once passes
his word, it is as good as his bond" Richmond
Ws) Enquirer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Saturday Morning, June Is, 1851.
We have had but ttle activity in market this last
week, but prices for all leading articles of trade have
been pretty well susainedwth the exception of Tobacco
which is depressed and dull Flour rather lower bu
Gram has been firm. with good demand for shipment
For details we refer TO remarks below:
News from Europe, to the 2st instant, will be due early
next week by the steamer Africa.
COi:On-Tbe favorable sdvices by the steamers Arctic
and Europa received in the early part of the week.
cling good demand at Liverpool and fair degree activity
in the manufacturing districts, confidence holden
here, and but for the difficulty of negotiating Exchange
would probably have produced decided improvement
prices. This difficulty, however, operated against pur
casers who, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, took
some $500 bales at easier rates for the lower quaeshoug
Good Mding and the grades above, continued firm. Or
Wednesday and Thursday, however, the inquiry NOR
general and the business of the days summed up near
5000 bales at about the range of prices YESTERDAY
there moderate inquiry and the sales reached only
balesmakng total for the week of TO- bales taken 70
England Spain, the Continent and the North. The marks
coses with frmnes at quotations. The receipts at tn:
port since LIST of September 93 bales aiust 6
to date last and all the U. s. ports there
now increase of 290, sI7 bales.
n Ans RI .rIpu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Political, Sympathy Of France.-The most i'm.
portant political intelligence by the Humboldt, is
Louis Napolsons speech at Dijou, which is lhuu
noticed in the papers.
Our readers will find in the additional news by
steamship Niagara, in another part of this paper,
the strong effect which this speech produced when
fully reported in Paris:
The topic of the day was the opening of the
Lyons Railway between Tonnerre and Dion, and
the speech of Louis Napoleon at the latter place
As II is OF especial importance in the present pOlit
cal state OF rance, we subjoin the entire speech :
" How wish that those Who enter a n doubts of
| the future, had accompanied me amid the popula-
| ton of the Yonns and the Cote dor. They would
be re assured on Witnessing the real dispositi, of
| The public mind. They would have seen thai,
| neither the Intrgues nor the attacks, nor the i'm
| passioned discussions OF parties, are in harmony
with the sentiment and the condition of the coun
| try. France does not desire to return 10 the Old
regime, under whatever form it may be dise used
nor the experiment Of fatal ami impractca BILE Tito.
| pas. IL Is because | AIN the most natural adver-
sary Of both the and the Other that France has
placed her confidence in me. If such were not the
| case how could ihs affecting sympathy Of the go
| pie toward me- which resists the most destructive
| polemics, and which absolves me from a share in
| It's sutferngs, be explained! If, in fact, my Gov
eminent has not been able to realize all the anne
lloratIon it intended the fault is b. assigned to
the maneuvres of factions which paralyZe the good
| will OF Assemblies, as of Governments, the most
devoted to the public interests. 1t is because you
| have thus understood it, that have found in pa.
| trOtic Burgundy reception which for me is an.
| probation and encourageme ut. avail myself OF
this banquet as of II tribute, in order to open my
| heart to my fellow citizens. new phase of our
political life commences. From one extremity of
France to the other, petitions are in course of sig
nature, demanding the revision of the Constitution
| awa'twth confidence the manifestation of the
| country, and the decisions of the Assembly which
will n,t be inspired except by the sole thought oil
| the public good. Ever since have been in power
have proved, where the great interests Of The
| country We're IN question, how little regarded all
| that concerned myself. The most undeserved an
the most yioiAnt attacks have aa.i. for
| get my calmness. Whatever be the duties The
| country imposes on me, it shall find me decided on
| following lis will; and believe me, gentlemen
| France shall not perish in my hanls."
After the dinner, splendid ball took place,
which The President opened with Madame Debry
the lady Of the Project.
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NnTICL,
SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,

2OS Gir0d Street, Ne,c Orleans.
WHEELER, GEDDES 81 CO, would res
psetiuy inform The public that they prepared
70 do STE AMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL.
and Saw Mill MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such as urn Tables. Stay Plates Switches, Chairs
the shortest notice and the most approved system.
Having l.ahes OF various Sizes enab to turn and
bore Iron and Bras work OF al most all kinds
, Orders for Columns, Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors, Gal cry
and Tomb Ratings. Shafts and Pueys Axes and Boxes
Grdes Stove Plates, Ventat0s, Sash Weights, etc. will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith department ia fitted enable wOrkmet
to execute any orders that may he received.
please address to ~
WHEEhER, GEDDE5 h CO.. Neworleans La.
J.F. WHEELER, J.GEDDES,
s. SWOOP.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28
TEAS! TEASg!
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Couis

pany, NO. Ia
q at h a m street
(Tbe oldest T e a
establishment in the
Uniteli States.) N
Orleans Agency, Z.
Canal street. Thes,
Teas are more ea
tensiveiy known ant
approved of, thar
those OF any othel
establishment, in TIN
county. Every ses
-On the CANTor
TEA CoMpAsY en-
deavor'o cDnt,Oi til
mor valuable an
useful kinds OF TIA
that are lmpOyte,l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Remanded,-'The examination of Edmund De-
loney, charged with stealing keg of butter worth
Sl0 from the Concordia steamboat, On the 18Th
instant was yesterday fixed by Recorder Cald-
well for the 9Th pruxno.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28
SHIPPING.
United States Mail Steamship Compan

United states Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
The splendid double engine steamship GEORGIA,
(SO tons burthen) Lieut., d. ID. Porter, u. s. N, com.
mandng vii leave her wharf opposite the Place d.
WIN me 'overnment Mails, and gers, SATUR.
DAY, June %, al : o clock A NJ, precisely
RATES OF PASsA8
10 New ork State room Berth in Frat Cabin $50 90
Standee berth. Forward CABIN. ....... 40 W
- =, seerage Berth and found ............ Is 90
10 havana state room Berth; in First Cabn... ~ 10
Standee iier,h, Forward Cabin ....... 30 90
Storage berth and found % w
ES Passengers Tor Havana must have passports from
the Spanish Consul
~ Each of the Companys steamships has an expert.
enced SUI bosrd.
t Specie only taken on freight to Havana
1 No Bills of Laling signed after the has sailed
For freight apply at the office of the com.
pany, 20 Magazine street, to
| je2l JAMES r. JENNINGS AGENT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28
EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE,

'I'HE undersgne have taken on a lease for three
= year. the well known Hotel East Pascagoula, IA
Miss, so long known and kept by NJ J. McRae. Ii I'M
VIII be opened for the reception OF company on the
10Th June The place is famed of the delightful
and heahui the Gulf; is open the breeze
the finest bathing, Fishing and all kinds
recreation desirable in a summer resort.
The tioel undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin
ble order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained at any
markets, and the attsr Themselves that their
experience in The best Hotels in Oreanthe Charles
and The st Louisare assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort of their guests.
myl5 BOYD & SIMPSON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

ICE! lCE!-The subscriber possesses a receipt to
enable any person to make Ice, in any climate. with but
little expense trouble The process simple, and be
accomplished by the most limited understanding TO
produce from even waIer the climate
equal In every essential that formed by natural
me INJURY OF always having ones will in the heat of
summer, pure aud delicious Ice, will readily be conceded
anu W advantages, of sickness be greatly
priced BY this process warm water can be rendered
delightfully."- cold in about five minutes, and crea,s with
minutes. ~ " ~
The following notice of this great discovery is taken from
REAL UxURY.-Dr. Jas. r. Wilmington produces,
ny an athcal process, and solid ice from
Ia Ihe neat oil summer, in less than half hour And he
can render bare OF water cold sell ia few
living South " " ~
Irms-Ths receipt, which contains full instructions fol
ahhg zee anu Ice creams, cooling water, and numerous
othef useful matters, wall be order for dol
lars by addressing DR.. JAS. X WILMINGTON.
49, 1873 Nassau street, n. Y.
One agent only will be appointed county, and those
Desiring the agency must forward fifty dollars for which they
fu " " $3.50 f'' II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Good agaim.-Charles Williams, arrested as a
vagrant on whose person razor was found con-
cealed was yesterday fined $50 by Recorder
Genos for the same.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Commiued-Mary, slave, found guilty of
abusing and beating Julia Forbes, was yesterday
sent before the First District Court by Recorder
Caldwell,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28
THE WATERING PLACES.

| FRANKLIN HOUSE, BlLOXI-This we'll
known house now for the reception Of families
transient OF permanent boarers and Th-s
RESPECTFULLY Informs her friends and the pnbhs
leased the above known franklin This estab
l'shment has Jsss been entirely rsfed. will find
az and every comfort, with airy and cornmodous rooms
She prepared 20 accommodate in a manner
| not Inferior any first class hotel the Coast,
~ Wines and Liquors OF the best quality can be had at
the bar Terms moderate.
isz I'm MRS. J. DIAMOND.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28
railroad Intelligence.

There are only 35 miles,of the. Hudson River
Railroad to be completed. They WILL be finished
by November, when car,-will run regularly from
NewYork City to Wed Troy.
The city of Keskuk, Iowa, has subscribed
$50. 900 TO the Dubuque and Keokuk Railroad
and 100000 to the Peoria and Warsaw Railroad
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad is now
under contract from Pittsburgh, westward, 49,
miles. The competition was great, and the work
was allotted on favorable terms. 1t is intended thai
the whole road shall be finished for use in 1852.
The Lynchburg Virginian of the 10th says
"While Col. Garnett, Chief Engineer of the Vir.
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, was engaged on
Saturday last, in company with the President, in
making personal inspection Of portion of the
work, about two miles from town, he received a
severe blow upon the head, from fragment o.
rock thrown out by blast. The rock weighed
about two pounds but fortunately its direction
oblique and the blow glancing. The injury will
probably keep Col. Garnett confined several days
but is not such as to awaken serious apprehension
The City Council of Louisville has passed an
ordinance making subscription of $500 600 to
the Jacksonville and Columbus Railroad, anc
100000 to the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road, as soon the Company is organized. They
also appropriated $4,000 for survey of the Nash
vile Road. The ordinances will be submitted t.
the citizens in sixty days, and approved by large
majority.
Louisville and Frankfort RGlroad.-The Louis
vile Courier of the 18th inst learns that tie Lon
isvile and Frankfort Railroad is al eady doing
business far exceeding the exEectat ons of the
directors. The passenger trains a'e crowded bott
ways every days, and the receipts for JaNenger
and ffe ght, since the cars have been running a.
the way to the Kentucky river, have ranged fron
$500 TO $500 daily, and in some instances ever
edng the latter sum. Since tie fret instant
the recelrt' for passengers alone have amounted t.
$2,495 40.
The wire bridge at Frankfort is so far comp ete'
that passengers on Yesterdays cars crossed it Of
foot. This saves time and trouble. as he etofor
they had to be ferred across the river. The brldg
will be entirely compe and ready for the pas
sage of the cars in some two or three weeks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
management of JOHN w. NIXON. -
during the spring additions and improvements G,s9
have been made to insure degree of comio
convenience TO the guests of the house.
he sandy beach OF Biloxi heretofore annoying 10 DC.
dearans has been panke by order OF coporaon and
now oilers promenade unrivaled by any Of coast
villages
The Table will always be supplied with the dejcacie Of
the and New Orleans Market,
Attached to the house will be und Bath.houses
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates of Board will be charged during the
season:
BY the month (per week. 80 90
ID
Children and Servants, half price,
Biloxi. May 10. 1851. myl5 3m
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Charity Hospitah-The following is the report
for the past week, ending at o'clock last evening
Admitted, 243; discharged, 900; died, 26; num-
Der remaining, 600. Out of the few cases Of
cholera ADM tied have died no yellow fever yet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Ayrsst,-Wil,iam Jackson, charged by D. Gil
bert with larceny, was the only arrest made up to
late hour last mig hit in the First Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Smart.-Cecela Legendre, f. W. c., committed
to the Workhouse yesterday by Recorder Genos,
escaped her way there, from three of the Off
of the First Municipality, who were suspended
by the Recorder until her recapture shall have been
efTected
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

and nbe thing their linz
OF SO ne quality tor the pce, this oseR
'-'''-t''"nt excel. if Mt all equal them
"a PAGE. Agent.
" Canal street, Uut.. RovsJ
s.V inst received Steamship Ohio and shin (Jnion
large ass orment OF the above Teas.
myS 3m s. n, PAGE, Agent,
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI,

HIS weli-known Summer Retreat is now open
4 Tor the reception Of Boarders. Dprng spring, "A
many additions and Improvements have been made
degrees of comfort and convenience I'm.
the guests Of The house, TIE Table will be always nrnshed
with all the delcaces which the and the New Or
leans markets Afford and the best Table Caret
charge and always plenty Of Min from kept
The premises Attached the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns which make il one OF the
most pleasant the shore.
Arrangements for can made with the proprietpr
at the Poydas street Restaurant No. so Poydras street
my9 I'm JOHN COATES P,oD,ietor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Mrs. Russell, the popular lady and actress, in
retiring from the stage, at New York, to be mar
RED, was presented by manager Burton, in the
presence Of the audience, with splendid diamond
ring, on her last professional evening.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-28

Exports.
NEW foRk-Per steamship Georgia: Sundry mlse
NI,i1,Per ship kea m 6s5 hhds tobacco 1900 slaves
NV oRhEPer bark Eliza Ann: $50 bales cotton, Sc
hf 6bls 40 kegs whisky, 5054 SKIS corn. ~
& n bs Zngsri li9 bales cotton. l56 bales
hemp O do moss i5 do wool 80 hhds tobacco lag ibis ou
1876 hides. ' " ' anu
IL HANNA-PeI brig Mount Vernon: $3.50 SKIS corn.
aRSEiL, ES-Per brig Louisiana: lis hhds tobacco
AZ 900 slaves 43 quinals pigs hoofs
slaves. " ~ '"' '''>
TAMPA BAf-Per schr John Roaless: 500 SKIS corn 200
bbs Hour ~ do bread IL do whisky ~ do pork 10 casks
bac9a, ~ bSs candles, 20 bxs soap and sundries
ST MARkS-Per schr Taalaasee: 1872 SKIS corn 3O3 bb,
hour 90 90 whisky, bbs 70 kegs lard, hid IS bb sugar
oU CASKS bacon, ~ bbs pork and sundfies,