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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
WASHINGTON LETTER.
of the Richmond Dispatch

WASHINGTON, February %, 1868.
The Republican members and senators
have been holding many little informal
caucuses upon the subject Of the removal
of Stanton at intervals since yesterday.
Some Of the more conservative Of the
Republican senators do not join in the
enthusiasm which prevails among the most
earnest of the Impeachment advocates,
and it is possible that their influence may
check the tide. Everything is mere specu-
lation now, however, and the crowds who
are gathered in the hotel lobbies in various
parts of the city o-day, while discussing
with great eagerness the probabilities of
tomorrow, arrive at no definite conclusion
as to what the results are to be.
A prominent officer of the Treasury
Department, who returned to Washington
this morning from New York, states that
the feeling among the capitalists and bust
ness men of that great metropolis is one OF
the most intense anxiety, in view of the
possible termination Of the present politi-
cal difficulties. TIMoN.
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Northern Public Sentiment.

~ NOE Lu6Iu SuDuC ecu IluSuL
In former days, such proceedings as are
now occurring at Washington would have
raised storm in the whole land. Meet
ings would have been held, speeches made,
and resolutions would have been adopted
resolutions, too, that meant something.
But there Is q calm not broken by any
thing, save that the super-serviceable
Radical Governors are telegraphing their
Congressman to go ahead, the people will
sustain them in their ultra and arbitrary
acts. These are the same creatures VINO
we're 30 mischievous in 81, and, by visit
ing Washington, broke up the Peace Con-
vention.
They are now again obtruding them
selves, and, like 80 many mayors OF Lon
don, pledging their States to the usur2a'
ton.
Again, It is reported that people in
New York are pledgipg themselves to stand
by ANDREW JOHNSON with warlike wea-
oons if necessary. A fig for such pledges!
They are not worth the paper they are
written on.
We infer that the northern world, not
sympathizing much with Mr.. JOHNSON, are
not overly excited by the war of Congress
upon him and further, that they already
see that Congress has usurped all power,
and cannot acquire much more by the
eviction of the President. Therefore no
great change in any event is looked for,
and qold doesn't sho,o any alarm!
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The Radical "Ea! Hah!"

The laugh which the Radicals in Con-
gress began in 80 is still kept up. Know
Ing their power, they mock their ADVERSE
RES in this brutal manner. Whenever the
political storm rises, and generous and pa-
triotic men vent their feelings along with
truths Of unhealthy effect on Radicalism.
the lsugh-loud aud ofsnsive--is the reply.
On Saturday, Mr.. Books. getting the
aoor on the proposition to impeach. boldly
told the dominant party that if they threw
tho President ont of Office, except by dns
process Of Impeachment, stems Of thou.
"sands, and hundreds Of thousands, and
millions, Of people would never, so help
chin God-never, never submit" This
was too funny to be resisted, and the
Radicals laughed immoderately! Further
on, Mr.. Books informed the "merry
men" that they would by their course
immortalize the name Of JOHNSON as De-
fender Of the Constitution. They almost
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The Varg54stG Contention
ORDERED By CONGRESS TO
FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION.
FTFTY-NINTH DAY.

MONDAY, February "a, 1868.
The Convention met at the usual hour
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, OF North
Carolina. ;,
A Loyal League petition from Carroll
county, asking extension OF the stay Ia"
for seventy-fve years, was laid On Inc
table.
INCREASE OF COMPENSATION.
Mr.. ALLAN called up the ordinance In
creasipg the salaries of the assistant secre-
taries two dollars per day, and the Janitorss
one dollar per day. He moved to amend
by increasing the secretaries pay by three
dollars per day from the Sd day of Decem-
Der.
Pending the discussion which ensued on
this, the morning hour expired.
SUFFRAGE.
Mr.. FRENCH having the floor upon the
franchise question, yielded for MIR. SOUTH
ALL.
Mr.. SouTHALL delivered an address
which, for ability, purity of language, and
boldness Of sentiment, far exceeded any
thing yet spoken in the Convention.
Mr.. PLATTE followed Mr.. SOUTHALL.
Pending his remarks, the hour for recess
arrived, and the Convention took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met at o'clock.
Mr. PLATTE resumed the discussion, and
finished his speech on negro suffrage.
He was followed by HAwxHURsT, AN.
DKEws, and WHITE.
Whilst Mr.. WHITE was speaking, Mr.
PLATTE announced that President Johnson
had been impeached; whereupon there
was some applause from the Radical side
and the galleries, which was speedily
checked.
BLAND spoke for some moments; and
the Convention adjourned.
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BILE that q two-shirds vote cannot be oo-
tanned IN the Ssnste to impeach NIT. JONI
SON. The indications oil point to his early
conviction and deposition from Office. Ina'
IS the prevailing opinion in Warrington.
Some over-sanguine Democrats oehe e,e
that he will not submit, but will use Tue
army to thwart the will Of Congress. II
my opinion, the time has passed for success
ful resistance to congressional usurpaMo:n.
But the people Of Maryland are unit 10 10
the Presidents favor, and declare tnat n ~,
has only to blow his horn," and they anl
rally around the "old flag" W one .m u
Ar. johnson may rest assured: II NC al.
lows the Jacobins to hurl him from power
there will be nobody in this whole country
80 door as to do him reverence. II ne
wants to continue Hve man he must co.,
40'' o T. G. 7.
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The Washington News.

We refer to the telegraphic department
for the last news from Washington. The
Radicals, it will be seen, have carried the
articles of impeachment in the House Of
Representatives. The pretended Con-
servatives appear to have been wrought
up to the same pitch of recklessness ex-
hibited by the ultras under the pretext
that Mr.. JOHNSON has been guilty of a
grand high crime by endeavoripg to get
possession of the War Department by legal
process This only exposes foregone
conclusion. His offence resembles that OF
the poor ass who was condemned to death
by the king of the forest under the insti.
cation of the fox, (who is Radical, for
nibbling little grass at the parsonage!
Outside of the Washington letters and
kilograms, we imagine there will be no
great excitement anywhere. The domi-
nant party In Washington are in the mer-
riest mood possible, under the impression
that they are soon to have everything their
own way, including rioting in the White
House.
Mr.. JOHNSON seems anxious to relieve
any apprehensions that may be felt as to
the seriousness of his movement. Like
SNUG the joiner, he assures all that he
means no violence:
For II should, as lion, come in strife
Into this place, 'twere pity, on my life"
Messrs. STANTON, GRANT & Co., to make
assurance doubly sure, have made dill
gent investigation, and found no guns, no
armed men, at the beck and call Of the
President or of the venerable General
LORENZO THOMAS; which latter seems to be
the Moonshine" of the " merry tragedy"
going on at Washington for STANTON
slipped through his fingers.
Regarding the transpiring events alto
gether, it is the most farcical tragedy ever
played. Taking the proper view of the
revolution, it is tragical, but the manner
Of conducting it is the most comical yet
aeen
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ROBERT 4. aAuRY. 'AnSA :"
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
w q. R. MAURY & Co.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. lo14 Main street,
first house below the post-ohce'
RrcHHoED, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD ANDslL-
YER, BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY
and RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and CULLEN
TIoNs MADE on all accessible points in the
United States. AoI
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iSnecinL Notices.
sg PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK

@ PLANTERS NATIONAL BANh
OF RICHMOND,
fsuccessor to the old Farmers Bank OF VIZ
ginia,)
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM II. MACFARLAND, President /;
late President Farmers Bank of Virginia.
J. NJ. GODDIN, Cashier; late Cashier Farm
ers Bank Of Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS,
MERCHANTS, and otherg, respectfully soil
cited.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible
points in the United States, and promptly re-
mitted for. ia Zo-Sm
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Mr.. JOHNSON TO THE SENATE.-The
communication of Mr.. JOHNSON to the
Senate, if properly reported by telegraph,
is another of his blunders. 1t is a sort of
apology and disclaimer in the face of q
bitter prosecution. Such a message
should have begun thus:
"Most potent, grave, and reverend seniors.
My very noble and approved good masters"
Beleaguered as he is, it is pity that he
should forfeit, by any want of manliness,
any part of the public sympathy.
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Eg A COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. If allowed to continue,
irritation of the lungs, q permanent throat dis
ease, or consumption, is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
having direct influence to the parts, give i'm.
mediate relief.
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumptive
and throat diseases, TROCHES are .
used with always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
and do not take any of the worthless imita-
tons that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc 26-eod4m
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Irnpeachment-course of Proceeding.

Impeachment Course OF Proceeding
The House of Representatives having Cd
yesterday passed resolution impeacninf
The President Of the United States OF n'so
crimes and snisdemeanors, The public wiz
naturally wish to have their recollec'ioos
refreshed Is 10 the mode Of proceeo's's 40
the Senate.
The Chief Justice Of the United States
will preside upon the trial, just as In the
British House of Lords the Lord Chancel-
lor of Eugland presides upon similar occa-
sions. ALI tho senator's are required to take
an oath Tor to afiirm) that they will "well
and truly try and true deliverance make"
&c. The case will be conducted on the
part Of the prosecution by managers to be
appointed by the House Of Representa-
tives, and on the part Of the President by
counsel of his own choosing. Mr.. STAN
Berry, Mr.. O'CoNoR, and Judge BLACK, are
said to have been engaged by the Presi-
dent. The House Of Representatives will
select as many managers as it pleases, and
will probably, as compliment, select Mr..
STEVENS as their chief manager. The
number will probably be less thsn half a
dozen. The Constitution provides that
punishment in cases Of impeachment shall
not extend further than removal from Office,
and disqualification to hold any Office under
the Government. 1t requires the concur
renee of two.thirds Of the senator's present
to do even this.
It has been asked whether Senator Ed
HuHDs's bill to suspend the President du-
ring the trial has been passed. 1t has not,
and cannot now, since the President has
the right to keep the bill in his possession
ten days before returning it. But the Sc
nate sits as court, and may as court
make some order which will virtually sus-
pend the President during trial. The Sc
nate celebrates with closed doors, but
the judgment is given With open doors.
In the last impeachment case-that OF
Judge Peck, Of Missouri,-Mr. BUCHANAN
was tho chief manager on the part Of the
House of Representatives.
No President of the United States has
ever before been impeached, and therefore
the Chief Justice has never before pre-
sided over the Senate, since he does 80
only in such case.
It may require weeks or months to COM
plete the trial. All depends upon the tenn
per of the Senate.
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B@ WIN. b. ISAACS d CO., BANKERS,
ooprsR OF MAIN AND FouRTsESTH STREETS,
R1cHxosD, dealers in COIN, DS,
STOCKS, BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL
PAPER, and NEGOTIATE LOANS.
RIILS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or
on time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most
roI,abIa houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND,
srOTTaND. FRANCE, GERMANS swift
ZERLAND, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, sWE-
DEN, and NORWAY. !,
DEPOSITS received subject to check al
s;oh+ or CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible
noints in the United States, Canadas, and Eu-
rope. -.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal dis
de 2S-3m
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they not be made to feel that Virgins, 70
be great, must have commerce and ma
nufacturing interest as we'll as an agricui-
turali and that without these the people
as we'll as the State must continue poor
and tributary?
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ernloded their sides With laughter I This
Is remarkably funny but In the rapidly
di.,olvips scenes Of the Federal drama
now being played q Washington the
laughter may end ere long in Q sardonic
rrin-the laughter Of the dyingl
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yMEDICAL COLLEGE OF vaR-

BE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VlR-
GINA. OF PROFESSOR
A meeting of the Board Of Visitors will be
held at the College on THURSDAY, March
9Th, at Il O'Clock, to fill the vacancy in the
Chair Of Materia Medica created by the re-
signation OF Professor WgLLFonp.
Applications and testimonials may be for.
warded to the care Of the undersigned.
BY order Of the President Of the Board.
L. S. JoYNES, u. D.,
70 l3-eod6t< Dean Of the Faculty.
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SpecSdz Notices.
1910 rAnmERs ANDPLANTERs.-

nrTo FARMERS ANDPIANFE.lss
The ubscrfbers offer for sale lots to sui. p1I
chasers 1000 tons Of doubls. refinso - -.
DERETTE OF the Lodi Manufacturing JON
nsny. made from the night soil, blood, onai'
and dead animals Of New York city, for which
the company have exclusive contract; T Price
onIv TWENTY. FIvEDOLLARsP PER TON,
freight and charges from New York added.
warranted by the company to be equal weisn.
for weight to any high priced super noop.a.
in the market. The results on corn COTTON,
tobacco, and grain, have been astonishing the
mast season. It natures the crop from ten
davs to two weeks earlier, and doubles the
crop. sods =,
Pamphlets, with certificates Of hundreds o.
ue,l. known planters and farmers, ana every
-,,,.tto,, sent free to any one applying by
latter or otherwise to HooE WEDDER-
BUR BURN, Alsxandria, Va; ALLISON sADDI
SON. Richmond, Va; or the Lodi Manufac-
turing Company, New York. ia 2o-sm
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The reader will do well to.rememoer
that General THOMAS was appointed secre-
tary of War dd interim, and that MT.
EWING is nominated for Secretary OF
War. There is no conflict between the
amendments.
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MARRIED.

On the Goth instant, by Rev. DR.. Hopson, at
lockwood, in Chesterfield county 1 me Iest-
T00CKADAY. of Richmond, to Mrs. BEETLE
T. WElSIGER, of the former place.
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DIED..

February oath, JOSEPH TAYLOR, Young,
est child Of the late George w. Taylor, ageo
two wears two months and sixteen days.
His funeral will take place from tns T IgSr
dance of his mother, Mrs M. E. Taylor, THIS
Tnesdav1 MORNING at II o'clock. Friends
of the family are invited to attend
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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 100000.
ru1s INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER
CENT. ON DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.

The security offered to depositors is undoubt-
ed. and the institution should commend itself
to all classes.
The attention of all in city and country is
called to this institution. Here they will find
security, convenience, and profit. Sums as
small as one dollar may be deposited, and six
per cent. interest received on same.
Office hours from A. M. to P. NJ. on So.
turday from a. NJ to P. NJ, and from 4 to
SIP. NJ. je l3-d&swts
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clothing.
DUY YOUR CLOTHING OF
A. OPPE N H NJ E r /,
1902 MAIN STREET.
Full stock of
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS, aud GAPS.
CUSTOM WORK made up by the best work
men at very low prices.
Country dealers as well as others WILL ma
it to their interest to call.
A. OPPENH1MER,
Two doors below Fourteen tn street.
GoochIand county, are doing business with
me, and ask their numerous friends and the
public for their patronage. 1e "a
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Drs1 Goods.

Dry Goods.
nNLY TWO WEEKS LONGER
~ GREAT BARGAINS
$4,000 WORTH OF FANCY AND
e. DRY GOODS
MUST BE SOLD OFF. TO CLOSE, WITH
OUT REGARD TO COST.
At EzEKIEL's,
Main street.-the. 1446-nearly opposite the
ST. Charles Hotel.
All STYLES pretty Dress Goods al nearly nan
All styfes Goods for Men and Boys wear
great bargains In these. Cali anc see.
Res. nnaIity Ladies' Kid and Buck Gloves
and Gauntlets at about half the usual prices
Ladies', Misses, Mems, Boys, and Chill
...",a G,oves and Hosiery--the greatest in
ducements offered. Call and see.
In Flannels Of ali kinds, Embroideries-sucn
"a Cambric and Swiss Edgings and lnsertines,
Thread Edges, &c.-greas bargains onefins'
o1 Ladies dies and Misses Undervests very cheap.
Don't forget the name and number OF store
EZEKIEL'S,
Ne ss s ssa s1s ssaFRggDa
TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE,
ooKSER NINTH AND BROAD STREETS,
Talen tine Place.
We desire to remind our friends, and the
ladies particularly, that we have now on hand
a large and beautiful assortment Of TRIM
MiNGS, FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS,
together with q large and extensive stocK o.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which we are offering at greatly reduced
Parties in search Of extraordinary attrac.
tions and novelties would do well TO call ana
examine our stock before purchasing;
ARMISTEAD & BIB,
fe 90 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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"AY! HAY!!-250 bales PRIME
II NORTHERN HAY now landing and
for sale from the dock.
fe 25-2t CROMWELL Il CURRIE.
r DAN OFFICE-MONEY LOANED,
IL Any amount, at 1881 Main street, between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth. up stairs. Fl,
HARRIS & BROTHERS LOAN OFFICE:
established 1865 Money advanced on Ola.
ness confidential. Open DAILY except SAT.
URDAY, and SATURDAYNIGHTf from dark
TO 10 p. N. ja2s-TuThSlm
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nguyION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE
BANK.
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A MEXICAN PAPER COLLAR, with
II BOSOM attached something entirely
new; the greatest economiser In washing ever
offered to the public while at home and avoid
ing the necessity of much washing and bag
gage to the traveller. Price, 81 per box +; which
is said to last from five to ten weeks. Call
and try them.
1908 Main street,
e22 Agents, wholesale or retail.
WHEN GENTLEMEN SEEK AD-
w MITTANCE into high society their
attention should be directed to display of
good manners self-respect, and a good taste
in dressing. For the special benefit Of those
who would be certain of handsome, we'll
fitting, noble-looking, latest style, suit of
clothing, we would recommend call at
SCHAAP & HARTMAN'S
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTABLIsHAEST,
at No. 1911 Main street, near thirteenth,
where an exquisite collection Of imported
Cassimeres, Cloths, Doeskins, Vestings, etc.,
meets the eye and charms the mind OF the
visitor; while highly qualified and obliging
attendants assist the wavering customer in
selecting the goods and style best suited to his
statue, position, age, or other peculiariries.
You will also find there an assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING, from the finest
to the cheapest grades, which they are closing
out at figures very favorable to the purchaser.
Also, some FINE HATS, which they are de-
termined TO dispose Of regardless Of cost.
fe %
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Contemplating change in the business, !
have determined to sell off my entire STOCK OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS, which Is very
complete in all branches, regardless OF cost.
A call and examination from those In want
will satisfy them that am not merely adver-
Using to, but really am selling
AT AND BELOW COST.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
de % 529 Broad street. corner Of Sixth.
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lfeeeipfs Of Produee.

LOUIsvILLE-Seamer Belle Les bbs pork kegs lard
Kennett& Bel-5 tobacco Peterson Hill Elliot-9
bbls dried apples Mcfarland Straight AGO. dox chairs
der Zuberber-6 cooking stoves IL pots box
Chauman-3 bbls pork bb sunddes Summers Branns-25
tc ard estern ms oG preserves fleming &eo
a cases tobacco keler23 bbs lard 10 bxs candles bbls
lard oil bxs soap Grief Bynes2l9 bxs sundries pkgs
nails kegs do key Aenitia red bd SO BIDS collars
100 end gates ~ feed boxes ~ chests tools 5 coupling poles
10 bd hubs 80 kegs wrought nails 50 wagon hOunds
30 hbbs beer Halets-3g do Pseel sask Dbl key
Waterman csks bacon bbs eggs Delbondi0-S do
BentE-lO bbs eggs hfbbs cheese Schneider Zubebierl
box sundes Kerbacher2 bbs eggs kegs butter Thos
Farchid Binghan-l977 SKIS corn VlAvassI534 do 206
hhds tobacco Howard Prestons BAret-5S hhds tobacco
King-6 Besdles Wingo &co-52 do Turnbu Kerby &co-3
do Jeanrenaud 6cO-l small box Ed ThOmpson-2 horses
suky J Burnett-Sl coops fowls W FOsom-70 do lamp
bell-sundres 20 order-T0tal 753 hhds tobacco
NAECHEZ-Stsamer Wild Wagner bales cotton to
Payne. Huntington del do bales wOolR Flower bales
wool Newman dcO-6 bdl des sksfeahers L Mann
co.. hides Weshear-sundries to orcsr-Toal bales
cotton $500
MOBILE Steamer sArAh-2s csks bbs l6s ties old iron u
bales rags bales paper stock bxs dse bxs
Allen. Wayne &cO-36 bbls rosn Is bb urpentne Besy-
60 Payne Huntington &co-50O Steele Pinckard
CO. bdl SKINS 2 bdl hides and sundres 20 order
MOBILE-Steamer Frances-5 bales sheeting Cobb, Dol
hOnde &cO-sundries 10 order
Estopina Legisr-l4 do ID Savrnt-sundres TO order
JEsUlTS BEND Steamer Thos May-H sks potatoes
DUCBOS STATloN-Stsamer WalOon-l55 bbls potatoes
rs strings garlic and sundries 20 order
LOWER COASr-Steamer A Y Brovn-8undries 10 order
JEFFERSON PARISH-Lugger Hard Tiues-3 bblB on
ST JOHN BAPTIST-Lugger UnoD-45 bbls potatoes y
bbls onions and sundries 70 oroer
ST JOHN BAPTlST-Lngger Artheniss-l5 bbls potatoes
LAFoURCHE-Lngger La Tour D'Auvergne-s0 bbls po-
ST JOHN BAPTIsI-Lugger Belle Crsols-75 bbls potl.
tees 70 order