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GtJTY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, S.
~ No. 1874. December Term, 1870.

GtJTY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, SS.-
~ No. 1874. December Term, 1870.
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, to the Sheriff
OF Philadelphia, greeting:-
Whereas, The city OF Philadelphia have filed
claim in our District Court for the city and county
of Philadelphia against ]. X. SULGER. owner or
reputed owner, or whoever may be owner, for the
sum Of one hundred and siXty-sx dollars and thirty
cents. to wit, for registered taxes against all that
certain lot or piece of ground situated on the east
side OF the Frankford road in the Nineteenth ward
OF the city Of Philadelphia, at the distance OF eighty
feet north of Huntington street, thence extending
eastward forty feet one and threequarter inches
TO point thence southeastward forty-slX feet one
and three quarter inches to the northwest side OF
Amber street, thence northeast along the same
and one-half inches to point, thence westward
nftysiX feet four and onehalf inches to the south
east side OF said Frankford road and thence south
eastwardy along the same forty feet to the place OF
beginning.
And whereas it is alleged that the said sum still
remains due and unpaid 10 the said claimants, now
we command you that you make known to the said
j. X. SULGER, owner or reputed owner, or whoever
may be owner, and to all such persons as may hold
occupy the said lot OF ground, that they be and
District Court to be held at Philadelphia the first
Mosday Of February next, to show If anything they
know or have to say, why the said sum OF one hun
dred and siXty-siX dollars and thirty cents should
not be levied Of the said lot OF ground to the OF
the said claimants according to the form and effect
OF the act OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, if to them shall seem eXpedient. And have
you then there this writ
~, Witness the Honorable J. l. CLARK
IL. HARE, Doctor OF Laws, President OF our
t~-) said Court, at Philadelphia, the twenty first
day OF January, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-one.
SAMUEL b. WELSH,
Pro Prothonotary.
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(tITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, S.
~ No. 1850. December Term, 1870.

(tITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, S.
~ No. 1850. December Term, 1870.
The commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to the Sheriff
OF Philadelphia county, greeting;-
Whereas, The city OF Philadelphia have filed
Philadelphia, against E. w. RUSTA and EURISrA,
owners or reButed owners. or whoever may be owp-
ers, and FREEMAN SCOTT, registered owner, for the
sum OF five hundred and twenty-four dollars and
twenty-seven cents, for registered taxes, 10 w.t.
against all that certain LOT or piece OF ground, stu
ated on the west side OF Second street. In the Nine
teenth ward of the city OF Philadelphia, commen-
cling at a point at the distance Of sxty-two feet
leleven and one-half inches nOrthward from the
north side OF Norris street, thence extending
northward along the west side of Second street
hundred and uVe feet ten and seVen-eighths inches
to the middle line OF Wager street, vacated thence
along the same southwestWard one hundred and
Seast side OF Philip street, thence southwark along
the same one hundred and five feet ten and seven
eighths inches to point, and thence northeastward
one hundred and thtrty-one feet eleven and nve-
eghths inches to the west side of Second street and
place OF beginning. Also, all that certain trangu-
lar lot situate on the west side OF Philip street. in
the ward and city aforesaid, commencing at the
distance OF thirty-eght feet and one-half inch
northward from the north side or Norris street,
thence extending northward along the west side
OF said Philip street slXty-seYen feet two and one
eighth inches to the middle line OF Wager street,
racated, and thence along same line southwest
ward thirty (3O) feet more or less, TO point, aud
Shence southeastward sxty-one feet eleven and
pnehaf inches to the west side OF Philip street and
And whereas, it is alleged that the said sum still
temains due and unpaid TO the said claimants now
we command YOU that you make 10 the said e. w.
IRUSTA and EURISrA, owners, reputed owners,
Ietc, and FREEMAN SCOTT, registered oWnerN
eand to all such persons may hold or occupy the
said lot OF ground, that they be and appear before
the Judges Of our said Court at District Court to
be held at Philadelphia on the 1rst Monday OF Feb
ruary next to show if anything they know or have
TO say why the said sum OF i've hundred and twenty
four dollars and twenty-seyen cents should not be
levied OF the said lot OF ground to the use OF the said
claimants according to the form and effect OF the
act OF Assembly in such case made and provided If
TO them it shall seem expedient. And have you then
there this writ.
4 1-A-~ Witness the Honorable j. /. CLARK
}L. s. HARE, Doctor OF Laws President Of our
~ said Court at Philadelphia, the ninth day OF
January IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
SAMUEL b. WELSH,
Pro PrOthOnotary.
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PROPOS AL s.
ITO IRON MANUFACTU RER

TO IRON MANUFACT RER
u. s. LIGHTHOUSE DEPOT,
Office Lighthouse Engineer Third District,
ToMPKINsvILLE, Staten Island, N. Y,
January Is, 1871.
PROPOSALS FOR SCREW-PILE LIGHT
HOUSES.
SEALED PROPOSALS from Iron Foundries
will be received at this office until MONDAY
the 18th day of February, 1871, at IL o'clock
NJ, for the entire IRON and WOODWORK of
TWO SCREW-PILE LIGHTHOUSES, the
plans and specifications of which are for in
spection at this office. A suitable place will be
provided by the contractor for the setting up of
the entire structure for inspection and accept
ance.
The contractor, who must be manufacturer
of iron, will include in his proposals the cost of
taking down and delivering on board the YES
se.s provided by the undersigned for shipment
of the same.
Proposals will state the time of completing
the structures.
The right to reject any proposals that may be
deemed disadvantageous to the Government is
reserved. ...- ..........
Proposals will be in duplicate, accompanied
by guarantee in duplicate, with a printed
copy of this advertisement affixed to each pro-
posal, and will be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed Proposal for Screw-pile Light
houses" j. e. WOODRUFF,
Lieut. Colonel OF Engineers, U. S. A.,
l 20t2 13 Lighthouse Engineer Third Distric,
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MUNICIPAL CLAIMS.

to them It shall seem expedient. And nave you
then there this writ.
-, Witness the Honorable j. l. CLARK
(LsB HARE, Doctor of Laws, President OF our
(~>|J said Court at Philadelphia, the nineteenth
day OF January in the year OF Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one.
SAMUEL b. WELSH,
Pro ProthonOtary,
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CIITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, S.
" No. 1881 December Term, 1870.
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, to the
Sheriff OF Philadelphia county, greeting:-
Whereas The city OF Philadelphia has filed claim
In our District Court for the city ana county OF Phi
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CUTLERY. ETO.

DODGERS q woSTENHOLMS POCKET
ACKNIVES, Pearl and Stag handles, and
beautiful finish; Rodgers, and Wade q
Butchers Razors, and the celebrated Le-
coultre Razor; ladies' Scissors, In cases,
OF the finest quality Rodgers Table Cutlery, Carvers
and Forks Razor Strops, Cork Screws, etc. Ear In
struments 10 assist the hearing, OF the most ap
proved construction, at Z. MADEIRAS
No. 11b TENTH Street. below Chesnuk
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MUNICIPAL CLAIMS.

ladephia against A. b. AYRES owner or reputed
owner OF whoever may be owner, for the sum OF
hundred and nine doTlars and thirty-two cents,
TO w.t. for registered taxes against all that certain
lot piece OF ground situated the southwe line
of Sergeant street and the east line OF COins street.
thence southeastward along Sergeant street ninety
six feet ten and three-eighths inches thence SOUTH
westerly at right angles to the same one hundred
and forty feet TO the northeast side of Dickinson
street; thence northwestward along the same fifty
feet to the east side OF Collins street, thence north
ward along the same one hundred and forty
feet seven and three-quarter inches to Sergeant
street, the place OF beginning.
And whereas 1t is alleged that the said sum still
remains due and unpaid to the said claimants, now
we command you, that you make known TO the said
A. B. AYRES, owner or reputed owner, and to all
such persons may hold or occupy the said lot OF
ground, that they be and appear before the
Judges OF our said Court at District Court to be
held at Philadelphia on the first Monday of February
next to show If anything they know or have to say
why the said sum of one hundred and nine dollars
and thirty-two cents should not be levied on the
said lot Of ground to the use OF the said claimants
according to the form and effect of the act OF AS
sembly in such case made and provided If TO them
it shall seem expedient. And have you then
there this writ.
~, Witness the Honorable 7. 1. CLARK
81 s. HARE, Doctor of Laws, President of our
WI Court at Philadelphia, the ninth day of
January, in the year OF Lord thousand eight
hundred and seventy-one. -
SAMUEL B. WELSH,
Pro PrOthOnotary.
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ClTY ORDINANCES.


A N OR d N A N CE
IA To Authorize the appointment of Chief
Clerk in the Department of Highways, Bridges,
Sewers etc.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain, That from
and after the passage of this ordinance the
Chief Commissioner of Highways shall, by and
with the consent of Select Council appoint
Chief Clerk, who shall perform such duties as
may be assigned him by the said Chief Commis-
sioner of Highways. The salary of the Chief
Clerk shall be twelve hundred dollars ($1200)
per annum, payable monthly, commencing jan
uary l, eighteen hundred and seventy-one
QS7I). -
HENRY HUHN,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
SAMUEL w. CATTELL
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-fifth day of January,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-one "a. D. 1S7D.
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
Mayor of Philadelphia.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. S. c..........JUNE 2s, 1871.
Lat SO deg IS min 80 sec. Lon TO deg ST min 27 sec,
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship South Carolina, Beckett. New York
left 2lst inst. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger i CO,
W A Courtenay, Southern Express co, la Amme,
G " Aimar, J Archer, Mrs Y A Barr, VIM N Bird
d &C. T NJ BRISTOL d CO. T A Beamish, & i Bedford.
B Boyd, W s Bissell, F W Bliss, q d Brahe i co, N
Buiwinke, Cameron, Barley Il CO, E Bates i co,
Butler, Chadwick, Gary & CO, Crane. Boylston d
co. Carolina Club, L Chapin &c 90. Q o Coe, Daas
Bros, Coosaw River Manufacturing GO, F Dauer.
q BischUf j. CO. II CobIa Il CO. Z Courtney, II F
Baker d CO, DOwle. Noise & Davts, B Feldmann d
CO D F Fleming & co, Forsyth, McComb h co, ]
II Bruning. FuIchgotr, Hencdict 4 co, j W Cray,
B Grrdts d co, y Graveley. E GrlmKe, G A Clio.
yer, Goodrich, WiDem n j CO, HarbesOn d 20, J
w HarrisIon, ] H Hillen, m Book House,
Ma Hunt. E H Jackson, & II Johnson, II Klette
i co, Holmes. Calder q CO, King & Gibb0n. G Kei.
rison, Klinck, Wickenberg d co. " Knobeloch, Z
" Lee, Laurey d Alexander. III Marks, Marshall Il
Burge. 8 r Marshall d co, w Marscher, p F Muir
ray, Rev A Marshall, McLoy & Rice. ] G Minor d
CO, c l. McClenahan, X A Mcdonald, A Nlmitz, b
O'Neil. F L DWELL. b O'NeIll d son, w F PaGdon,
Paul, WEIGH d Brandes. DR. R8oul. Ravenel Il CO,
Ars s~tackley, Steele Il Wal dell. II slender, VIM
shepherd d co. d II silcox, Z F Schwettman, H
Soubeyroux. Clara Singleton, j F Taylor Il co, A
Ioolas's Sons, Ste1eDs, Werner d Quicker. john
Tnoupson d en-. ID Triest, v Ufrernardr, G II Wal.
Ter a co, + Won Santen. Wagner Il MOnsees, o r
Wieters. walker, Evaus Il Cogswel, W Il WEIGH,
and others.
Steamer Dictator. Coxetter, Palatka, via Jack
%sonvilie, FerDandlna anG Savannah. 80 pkgs
mdse, ! bales upland cotton, 10 tierces rice, 500
melons, ! COW, 8 bales moss. To RageneI Il co, W
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~. ..-.s- =
Kew York Kice. 4Iafket.

g From the Daily Bulletin, Thursday, June %:
The demand 'ts moderate, and confined ~ the
mann TO- smalhiots as wanted for the 1mE .diate
wants, Of the regular trade. Prices as before, and,
to a certain extent, steady, though slight modih-
catlons are occaBionally made TO quicken bust
ness Sales or small :lots Carolina at eiSae2ic;
$50 bsga Rangoon at 7a7Hc, and $50 bags Patna
at 7Ka7xc.
as az last report. For foreign there Is a mode
ratacaIl:fromcthe trade. and with light offerings
steady Prices are current We learn OF sales OF
200 bags Rangoon at 7a71Sc, and 100 bags Patna
at 7ha7xc. In domestic the business Is limited,
and with ample supplies prices are barely main
tained. The sales are 20 iierces at 9Ias%c.
From the Daily Bulletin, Friday, June IS: In
foreign there Is The usual business doing for deal.
ess use at steady prices. The demand is moderate
but the offerings are not large and holders IN
cllned ID be Indifferent. We learn Of sales Of 500
bags, at 7a7Kc for Rangoon, and 7Ha7Ic for
Patna. Carolina Ia dull and prices favor buyers.
We quote 9XaeAc.
From the, Journal OF Commerce: Foreign is in
very fair request for dealers use, and with mod
crate offerings steady prices are maintained; 500
bags sold at 7a7xc for Rangoon, and 7ha7%c for
Palma. Domestic Ia quiet, and prices are In the
buyers faptr.~ We quote 9xa6Xc.
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BosIon. Market.

BOSTON, June 22.-CoFFEE..There Is very ~;
tie doing In this article, the irade putcI,assuS ~
In small lots as wanted. In New Ioth 9eWc
90 ao, Spo m pi bond: in lots here at lea2ac, gold; SIN.
Sapore at l7Hsl7xc, gold, and Ki S,o a. o 1S11 nomi.
Soid, Sc. Domingo Is quiet, and prices are nomt'
4ally sNalOc per ID, gold, Ia Dond: ovo,.od for
C1YToF.-The market has peer gu.ee nan Stead.
cotton tae; past seek' ah mo- P crop adviees from the
South are still Of an unfavorable characieI, ana
Srnm ABROAD are. quite encouraging. HOLDERS are
therefore confident of q high, raIge o1 pLSeSs w
so@snontSsto Soms mean a4 SeI paFeRasing IL snssIr
lots as wanted. and we quote oroiaary a. aoa
iBLc. good ordinary 1sAai8h, low mlddling Eva
a0x. and middling 21a2lHc per 10, including up
lands and anlf.. The-market closes ffm.assness
Worcestershire continued advance in cotton
has led to considerable speculative inquiry !or
goods, and prices have advanced ana tena W,
ward. The sales have been conslderaote, anu asS
manufacturers are not now disposed 10 HlahS Sou-
lens are arm. Light goods are sold up close, end
the trade are now turning their attention 70 neavy
goods for the fall trade. The sales nave peeE at
fuli. prices, and the market tends upward.
GuNNY BAGs.-The market continues quiet sna
the transactions unlmportant' frloes arc hon'
nally at 14a14Hc currency. u,,. ,,,,x e.,
| GUNNY CLoTH.-There is very htte doisg IN
cunny cloth. Domestic Is drm at lsAaavc lU
GOOD, currency; and Calcutta at lSalSR peryaru,
NAVAL STORES. Spirits turpentiRe las decln:
| ed with sales at 5oa5lc per gallon. Tar ID urn
and 8 considerable advance has taken pace.
The sales have been in small lots at So 1914 per
barrel. Rosin Is quiet, but continues TO pc nel1
arm. The sales have been al So 5oa7 per barrel
for pale. In pitch small sales at SO 25 per barrel.
RfcE.-There have been sales OF 60 CASKS caro-
lima at ekaeXc; small lots OF Patna at SHa7Ac,
and small lots OF Rangoon at 7a7Hc per pound.
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Passengers

| Per steamship James Adger. for New York
q Andrews, N z Mayors, 2 B Colburn and wife,
LIN Reentsjerna, E E French. @ w Roberts. Miss
Millett, q Benedict, p Smyth, S c Miliett, vile and
| child, A Monckton. W Mcleod, Mrs Mfl'ett, Mrs
Lippett and servant, Miss 2 Dodge, Master Dodge,
Mrs q Sleeper, Mira II Nic0l, Miss y Glover, MISS N
| Johnson, Miss N II Cleary, @ II Beedle, J ] Dale.
! MrSsJeHett and two children, Mrs Eewcomb. Miss
s JNewcomb, T B Jewett, Miss S BldWell, MISS l.
Warren, Mrs Mcleod, P Christy, W Roach, Mrs A
T Klngmsn, Mrs D0olistle, MIS- Black, Miss Black,
B n Woolsey, NJ Woolsey, G Coleman, Mrs ] Nc.
GreSor, Mrs O B Handley, A L Ellis, vile, nurse
and infant, Mrs G Waterhouse, Miss Parmlee.
Watson, W q Crogman, Miss Cater, Miss Smith,
II @ williams, A Conner, MIR Pennleather, T u
Clancy, G Huntoon, @ Prlngle, ] B Hubbard, T
aMSKeen, N Sullivan, Miss NJ Drew, @ p Hall, Mrs
Grunthal, A j Ross, A Huntington, Miss, JiHurd, ]
W Childs, L A Barnes, l. Hunnerton, 0 CooS,
EEaIdsA Flicker, T 4genthals JW spragqei 6na-2S
Per steamship South Carolina, from New York
Rev L F Phil ps, Rev A W Marshall, Miss NJ 4
Gardner. Bishop Lynch, J d SCHROEDER, {! . Terrell,
Col " Whaley, Mr. Ripley. Mr Seldom, g Christie,
W Fl Herman and wife, Mrs Richardson, j Saun.
Per steamer dictator. from Palatka via Jack
sonville, Fernandina and Sayannah-Capt Ross
and son, Miss, ] Herd,A Huntington, DR. Ludwig,
l. Humisron, Mrs Grunthal, A W Chiids, Mrs Van
Dphten, Mrs .Arpen, L Arpen. S Fox, MISS Do
MissDrew, DR. Hall, L A Barnes, ] 5 Richard
son, W E Johnston md wife, o q Briggs, Mrs Jno
Het9eS5ITadges..SA "a r. deGk. go
Per Steamer water Lilly, from Edlsto; Enter.
prise and Way Landipgs-B ] Wilaley, II P Nor.
throp, A N Whaley, C 3 Northrop, and Q deck.
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!, p,,d = 90 Aahtoue 4 60, VIM o Bee Z GO, "
Wiiiiams Son. q " Williams d CO, o'Sem's
hs syeamer Water Lilly, Toglo, Edisto, Enterprise
,end sWavf Landlngs!sFs Hdses ana soldrles. To
nnnonnS,aE Nlsbet, ". Co1rtRsy sasSo, " A Boyle,
" n bird j. co, D A ANNE, EIinsnnan Bros, John
Chadwick, Wagener& hoEsees and Order.
IN TIE OFFING.
BRITISH bark Vince. Robson. Liverpool. TrHen-
British hars Raea sy!y ! pS S9e.9. Rs6 nna
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New YORK
James Adger & co. ,..s ,r
Sohr Chimo, Lansil, st Mary's,, Go, to Ioed LOT
Barbadoes-J A Enslow d co.
Schr Hattie Coombs, Jameson, Pr0Vidence, hi-
" Roach i co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Spanish brig Ermesinda, Torres, Barcelona 80
June.
SehEWaiten, Boyd. Pr6S4aeade, nne.4l
Schr Henrietta Hill, Hill, Baltimore, June 70.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, June %.
$ CLEARED RoR THIS PORT.
Steamship salvor. Ingranam, at Philadelphia
June 81. ,..,
Brig Louis @ Madeira, Moslander, at Boston,
Sch schr floret &c Rogers, Sheppard, at New YORK,
Sc ssnr Clara Sawyer, Branscomb, at New York.,
June %.
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~
A Pine-Land Memory


nh tender; nearts OF days gone by,
Oh J. ioning souls that round me tWine,
How warm about my heart ye NE,
As / ride homo beneath the pines
Isl CI :: La; 49, u -" "
The waning moon is thin and far,
how far she Seems, yet,how di , atsr
And here ana tners $S tes Mines.
shout wltnJoy as on ride,
q Swiftly, nor needing PAIN 5or s,su L,,do
AS I ride home beneath the pines.
-.
I shout. With JoyTanSthen me tears a. limo.
+. Nv heart uoes irning back through years.
As On / fide beneath the pines.
Hark i there Is Pluto's friendly bay .,,,a
See ;here the home flights, greeting, snlne-
me wife awaits, the children play,
And ride home beneath the pines
orangeburg, S. G. AUGUSTUS B. NowLEoN,
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Market.

HAVANA, June H. Sugars-clayed.-Ihis
class has found more buyers Tor Europe tm.s
week. bnt on the whole . very sl,'i1 sn nSS o OF several "eyraI1
large lots which have been IN treaty LOT tnat quar-
ter, which lots may very likely be bought 70 NOR,
row or on Monday. Shoppers TO- France nave ave
operated more freel' since the situation OF tnnt
country is apparently improving, spanish
houses have also secured some cargoe5. Prices
opened rather weak, but soon recovered tnelr
previous drmness, as the majority, II not an noia'
ers, care little about selling their goods at 8 re-
duction, because The decrease In this years crop
is now known to be very heavy; the STOCKS are
diminishing, and the next crop will net as usual
Is be onlhe market before seven or eight months
irS TsssSessg jRepsas s6ntatns a statemen com.
psrfbg Stocks at two Ports and exports from 1--WE,
6y which 1t appears that there is q deficiency thus
year to date OF over $4,000 boxes snear Teuuc-
lhE shas t~p2OO1es. apaE f47' go mas g mo-
sTSs market continues moderately active NJ the
close, and my last quotations are maintained.
reproduce them as follows
do. n6l2rl14a1lk +rsdo+do, bald, 1l&al2rs do;
do, 15al7, 12ha13 RS do; do. 1920, l3Hal4 rs DO.
Whites. inferior to 1orctes, 13Hal6h rs do.
qaieter, and the former are quoted B3asK rs per
arrobe for Nos I to 10, and the latter a. from lUal2
rs for Nos 8 to II and 13.
Museovadoes have also been quiet both here
and on the coast, but stocks. rs Is the case wi h
other sorts, are comparatively small, hence the
.nrmness OF prices, which closed on the basis OF
eXaroX 8 arrobe for fair to,good n Ginning.
!, The. receipts OF sugar at the warehouses OF Ha,
vana since list January. amounted 10 sss,os
and 1882 hhds in 1870; the deliveries same period
were SEE, $50 boxes. and 30,3l4 hhds. against SOL
O15 boxes, and SO 0S6 hhds In 1870. Stock Ia
sssis sS %ani !SSa g. ; a. pe piseS 1 iasas "a d 1870 1879.
StScS4h MataH1as, o., 900 boxes and 506o hlds,
againss 3S, 900 boxes, ana $500 hhds In 1870