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"How warm it ls In fact, it is getting
decidedly tropical" ! reflected. as / wiped
the dew from my glowing forehead. "Why,
don't Ethel come, If she is comingE And
then began to reflect on st Bartholomew
and his bed of hot cOals, as | pushed the
door quarter Of an inch oTeu.
Hush--a fpotttep! | jerkei the door TO
again, with an emphasis thst made my pris.
on-home sway iu II sadly nervous condition,
| but 1t was only clerk, sent for something
and | breathed freely once mOte-that ia,
as ely as it was pDss bic TO do under the
circumstances. GOod gracious, how hot ii
was the mometcr would certainly have
stood at hundred Ia this cl ise atmosphere
! was 'tcIuing with Precipitation my
hair was as wet Us if | had stood in sum
mer shower but would have cheerfully
remained there all day, to detect the mon
| strous conspiracy between my Ethel aid
"R c."
-Four o'clock Ethel must have been dc
tanned could near ar. Cs." voice occ4-
si0naly In the store; proof positive, he was
on hand.
Five o'clock. Decidedly, this was get
ting rather M InOtOuuus; | was inclined t.
be very sleepy but it wOuldg't do, to yield
70 the Establishments OF Morpheus. But
my / q euce was not destined "a 60 entirt-
iy utr, wArded just as | was about to give
40 in utter de.par, there was a litter of
garments on NV ear the sound Of Ethers
sweet, familiar voice
'Tm 81 sorry lost tha. memorandum,
Rob It -
1T isn't Of any consequence L hel, we'll
max it all sira,sht. let me SEE" id
Robert, r,flecively, you walt It liutd
with crim.on s,lF, with crimson cord nrd
tas-els. Wnrn d y,u want l. II ii he'd p
''By Tuursan It's Herheit- bir hlay 3"
Il ihlnk ,nn promise it to you by ne
tine "a, sorr, t. dlsappoint ou before.
hut We real v hadnt bit of anylhir o in
tn st re II a. was at all appropriate. 'inis
material is elegant"
"Beau iful!' Il ,culated Ethel. GLOW
pleased Herbert " III b. -
Ii there mad open crack in the bottom
of lia wArdr,.h , most asslrrhly would
have ia en- thruusu l., 80 eXceeCi lgly small
did feel.
"By he wav. E.tel, in which direction
are uu going 2
"Hnnle." SUI repli d
"Tnra II ,scnrt you ius. wait lalfA
second IN ii Ip,t NV hat
The b - d in nv '. in spem,d tnrned for
,e.oud & ice, d then at.ln t. fl.e.
| Wh.t a hl ckhesl [ was not t0 f1fe,ee ,hi-
| emergency ( MIA INV breath nnd cung
| .,p.peraieN TO e. inLer hardleot the ward
rove as f.lt RIb.r, Ca-k's touch upou
tho On o.
"Wnv," eolnoouized that Young GET tle-
man. "Shai on r,rin ala th, door. hand.e? I?
| II won't turl." and h. pnyp IL an ei er1e Il,
wrench. that def.d all my efforts TO IMPEDE
| ;,s -a,,,l,tior
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PHENIX HOTEL

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No medicine win 50 efiectually improve the
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all acl1lty oGcasoued either by int temperance
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YER'S SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


mo AOlAl hlih VI
the vegetable altera-
ttycS, Sarsaparilla,
d Ick, Stillingla and
Mandrake with the
lOdidCS OF Potassium
ana Iron makes a
most cnectual cure OF
u series OF complaints
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purges out the lurk =
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VEGETINE
purIfics The Blood, RenOvatcs and
EnVigOratcs the Whole system.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARR
ALTERATIVE. TONIO, SOLVENT
AND DIURETIC.
Reliable Evidence.

Mr. II. r. STgvENs
ID ar Sir-I Nil most cheerfully
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In ttNOr or your great au ( Oh
ina lcint. EGE,INE. fur / don 1
IN nk enuu-h can ue said IN / S
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disease, Ga arm, I'D h d s4ch ba1
; ushlDg spells tLat f. wUul
90 IN as thou Ii l lever could
breath any mOre, anu Nestt.ne
n cured me; and | 20 levl 10
JIahk GOD AL the II ht al there
IS 81 ud a mrdic ne Nesetlu,
- d lalsu thluk n oht OF tne b Fl
.nedi lues Tor cOu hs anu NtaS,
linking feel hg~ at he STOMACH,
aud wise everybody to tatet {
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Is Or II The best Medlclues
hat ever Wa.
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Cor. MdgaIILe ana va nut SIS
Cambridge, Mass.
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MedtfaI.
Sworn Statement
OLA
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

GENTLEXEN-I hereby certify that have had
Ca arm fr ten yearg, and flr the last SIX years
have been a terrible sufferer. was rendered
partially deaf. had buZzng IN the head, pains
across tie elnple, dizzy spells, weak and pan-
tul eyes, swollen and liberated tOusi 3, uHrd
ana constant cough, severe pain dcI Oss tho
chest am every indl alton OF consumption.
MY hea tched all he time. The matter aC-
Gu ulated so rapidly In my head and throat
that com not Keep them free. Frequently
aJ night Iwould spring out OF bed, it $, cued to
me, at the LolnJ OF sun cation. would the-
nave recourse to ever means in my power to
dislOdge the muCus from my throat and head
before beng able to 3lecp again. For period
OF SIX ears my tonslls were liberated ana so
much II fltmed that could with difficulty sWal-
low. tnally consulted an emmett 'urgrOn
In leg ird 10 an operation on them, but u his
request p stponed H.. The constant inf ,ni-
tlOn ana ulc' ration In my throat CAUSED by the
poisonous matter dropping down from my head
had 20 lrritated and inflame1 my lungs that 1
coughed incessantly,-a deep, hard cough.
Meanwhile my system began to snoS the
Effects OF THIS disease, so that lost ncsl, grew
palr, ana showed every symptom Ot un early
death by con umption; When matter, had
reached this stage. or 0bOu six months Pgo,
began 10 use SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH. After using the tltst bottle began
u improve rai idy. tn first dose scented TO
clear my head as had not know II H. 10 bu Tor
years. II emed gradually TO arrest the dis
charges. 1t stopped my cough IN three days
ny using IL as pargie suOn reduced the In
IL nation aud sw clling OF my tonsils, SO that
tuey sOUu ceased u uble me The Sufencss
across my CHI st d'sapp AIRED, tn brzzlng
nols In my head ceaSt d, my senses OF hearing
ana Of se' ing wee conf lrtely restored. and
every symptom OF disease that h tu reduced
me to The verg~ NJ the grave dsap cared bv
the use OF SANFoRD RADICAL CUKE FOR "a
TARRu
nave been thus exp iclt because, MS q urug-
giot, h lve seen great de i OF suffering from
tAlarrh, 'ud h pe 70 convince ~ that I'll
Is great remedy.
/ am Iatni!i tr 18th the treatment n Catarrh
as lractcen b. the be-i ply 1 iaus, and have
consulted the most em neLt about IN case. !
have u,e every HI II Ot remedy AMI apparatus
tn u have appe red during u per OF uf six
y ars Tast, al have W lie following their US,
taken great Gaze uf my general health, but OBJ
tHined no relief or encouragement from an, Of
them.
since curing myself with SAHFORD's RADICAL
CURE, have recommended It IN Oy one ..ufi-
1rtd C ,sps III ont singh case o Ia lure and
have In numerous instdrcss Ieceiye wn' L.
lie orders from parties to whom have sold
one bottle hhls IS thr only a eIt mruiciD |
have ever recDmmt led mt yer h wing splieveI
In hem before, although constantly engaged
In their sale.
Very gra'ef lly yours,
GkOuGE +, DINSMORE.
BosToS. Feb. 23 1910.
SCFFolK, IS. Feb. g. 1876.
hen per. Onally appeared the said George f.
Dihsmore, and made oath thai the foregoing
statement bl him subscribed Is true,
Before me,
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FOR CUrANEOUS DISORDERS
H0LL0WAY'S PILLS,
Invariably cure he following diseases:
s>uSDEts OF TuE s1IONEYS.

In all diseases ar C Ing these organs whether
they secroLe too much or 100 liltle water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel
or with acnes ana pains settled IN the lOlns
over the regions OF the kidneys. these Pills
sh Juld be taken according 10 the printed dlrrc-
ttons, ana the Ointment should be well rubbed
into the small OF the back Mt ped tlmt. This
treatment viii give hlmOst immediate rrAct
when all other means have failed.
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iii j. THOMAS,
Justice OF the Peace.
ADDITIONAL SUArr Nlf.N'r

Since the above statement was ma c nave
been rap oily Improving In health. Ih,ve LA :
no return OF the diSagr cable sS sSnptOms that
Cidental to the sudden changes IN our climate
they have not been sufficient 10 bring on re-
turn Of the disease. Nv general heal II has
been excellent. | have gained twenty Eve
pounds and consider myself ,njir ly recovered
from disease that year ago seemed likely to
totally undermine my com III ion. Siucc last
Fehrllary have consulted with n gre At many
afflicted with Catari b, and In hundr6 d. Of cases
In vi ich have sold 1t have never seen an In
ance Sufficient 10 shak the confidence l feel
in SanfOrd's Radical cure for Catarrh.
October, 20, 1873. GEO. +. DINSMORE.
Each package contains Or. Sanford's Improv-
ed lnhaling Tube, with full directions for use
IN 80 cases. Price 81 on. tor sale by all whole
sale druggists throughout the Unlied States
WEEKS a POTTER, General agents, AMI
Wholesale druggists, BOSTON.
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Ing hulnurs Ia INC >, stem, that undermine
health and settle into troublesome disorders.
Eruptlons Of the skin are the appearance on the
surface OF humors that should be expelled from
the blood. Internal arrangements are the de-
termination OF these same humors to some in
ternal organ, or organs, whose action they de-
range, and whose substance they disease and
destroy. Ayers sarsaparlla eXpels these hui
mors from the blood when they are gone, the
disorders they produce disappear, such as u
ceratlons OF the Liver, stomach, Kidneys, Lungs,
Eruptlons aud Eruptiye Diseases OF the Skin,
81. Anthonys Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Pimples,
Pustucs, Blotches, BollS, Tumors, Tetter and
Salt Eheum, Scald Head, Rlngworm, Ulcers and
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain In the
Bones, Side and Head, Female eakness, Ster-
lllty, LeucorrhGa arising from internal ulcera-
tlon and uterine disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
EmaclatiOn and General Debility. with their
departure health returns.
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None are genuine unless the sign ature OF j
HAYDuCK, as agent for the United states sur.
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handsome reward VIII he given TO any one ren-
dering such Information as may lead to the de.
lection OF any party or parties counterfeitiug
the medicines 0r vending the slne, knowing
them 90 be spurious.
s.'Sold 1T the mandatory OF Professor UoL.
LowAY q co New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers ia medlcine throughout
the civilized world, IN boxes at 25 cents, % cents
and 81 each,
Eg- There Is considerable avlng by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B directions for the guidance OF patients
In every disorder are afllxed TO ercn box.
Office 112 Liberty St., New York.
oct IL Sd&W "
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OuACHITA CITY-Per steamer Ouachta Belle
- $50 bales cotton Meyer. Weis &co--365 Jurey &
Gillis-256 Lehman Abraham &co--214 Allen, M
gent &co--i54 Jno T Harde &co--103 Aiken IL Watt
I'll w Clarke-6' ,Chafe, Hamilton e. Powell-5f
Jno Chatfe e. Sen-a6 w A Peale--35 Payne, Ken.
nedy &co-3a Levy-e9 s B Newman &co ss S W
Rawlins-2T j Wolfe &oo-22J w Whte-17 w G
Black &co-I2 H & Newman--l0 E Hart &ce--s
Richardson & May d Wetmore-4 J w Bur.
bridge &co--4 G L Walmsley &co---4 March 81
Shlenker-a Alcus, SoberoA & Autey-2 Morgan
. I Airey &co-1 G II b OWL I Bloom eco
i Graham, Black &co--l 7 A Hamilton &co--1
order-l Rawiins Murrell--10g0 sacks cotton seed
N y Cotton Seed Assoea' ion - sundries to order
Total 2432 bales cotton 1890 sacks cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma--25 hhds
sugar Johnson-ta do J Dymond-sundries to order
Total 81 hhds sugar
SHREVEPOkT-Pers steamer Fannie Tatum-701
bales c.tton order--3ls Jno Phelps &co-22s L
Walmsley &co-195 w Sente &co-119 B Stee rs
loo l. Alrey &co-s1 w Burbridge &co-76 Jno
Chaffe & Sons-5s Il T Buckner e. Bro--50 Chaffe,
Hamilton Powell-22 s W Rawlins--16 PAYNE
Kennedy &co-12 Richardson's Mays Claiborne e.
co. 6 Graham, Black &co-5 Renshaw Cammack $50
-4 Hsrtwell &c Chambers-2 Harrison ir &co-2
Allen, Nugent Goo M W Smith-50O sacks oilcaks
Jno Chaffs e. Sons--sundries to order--Tolal 2012
bales cotton 500 sacks oilcake ss.
LOWER COASE-Per steamer Ann S--sundries
to order
HoUMA PLANTATIoN-Per steamer Eya--s
hhds sugar 10 btls molasses Richard Milliken--l3s
sacks rough rice Foerster-48 do j Lsvy-sundries
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M1 RnilFnnds.


AURdaN bOUlSllANA AMI IBA8b KALI
ROAD.
Feb 1871 hhds tugar 81 bbs molasses John Calas,
..s51 do 81 hhds sugar Johneou-59 do bbls do u
bbis molasses half do Robert Hare25 hhds suga,
Briers Il Wogan-26 do Renshaw, Cammack &co--1G
bbs molasaes L Tsrrsbonne-5 hhds sugar MoGehee
molasses II Allison eco 5 do John Ad Ems &co--s
do % hhds sugar NJ Putnam, bbls moIssses
ton D Hopkins-7J " Burbrid o &oo--7 A Levitt
Bush & Levert-13 McGohee, snowden & violett-5
Hermann & vi. nes--5 Beraud & Gibert---4
Frotsoher--1 John Adams &co----3 A Tsrtrou---s
March & shlenker-25 Clapp Bros &co--as hides r
Beer-1 Dbl sugar 7 Ellis. % If bales moss Rykoeki
& Manade--l bf Dbl molasses M Thompsop-4 bales
bdls hides M Lefoat-,o bales moss + sevin--14 d.
Hermann Vignes--5 hides Horter g. Fenner-16 do
Fer andon-36 calves Serva,-Tota 81 bales cot
ton 225 bids sugar bills do 4s bbls moasses hf do
Per steamship Whitney, from Indianold---6 bales
cotton Franoke & Danneel-5 do orders do ~ bales
-2s head cattle G Mehe &co-Total II bales cotton
From Gavestori---25 bales cotton 80 bales hides
A whitney &co--5O bbls oil SO skis bones order
Total IS bales cotton
Per steamship Morgan from Rookport--15o head
cattle g Noble Geo
Per steamship Harlan, from Clinton-133 head
cattle G Mehle eco
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
Fob 10 100 bales cotton Il Boyer Geo ->-14O II
Living ston-22 G Wilkerson-16 Jno Chaffe g. Sons
III 4 Gereau--ll Jurey Il Gillis--2 Jno T Hardie
GEO. car stock order-10 mdse Hart Geo
Is bal 8 , Lehman Abraham &co-4 Pc t. Yale &
Bowlng-l2 Anderson &c Simpson, e Doherty-1
do j Ames. la bbls apples Miller &oMeyer-144 do
Greve & Wildeman--l00 bbls Rrits T L Viii e-1Us
dige-t00 do SO bbs oil A A Magtnnis Sons-6 pkgs
iron Brown Bros-is tubs butter Byrnes Bros-f0 Us
mdse Moore--5 hammers potatoes H Yspcev. 30
bds des Hay Meh1e-92u sacks cotton seed Union
Oil Co--40O do A A Maginnia Sons-7t bbls pitch W
P Co verse-10 bbls rosin Wayne & Williams-5 bbls
turpentine Simpson & Tricon-1 bdl hides SIX wool
B Lacoste--40 bdls paper Il Harp-152 pkgs tobacco
j Irby & Son--4 bale mdse Lorlng VIII iams-2
caaes do Levy. Loeb Schuerer &oo--3 bales do J
WOLF do X BROWN bx, railing Ku sheedt &
Bienvenu---13 piows Wise--i6l pkgs tobacco l.
Wagons and sundres order-Total 40l bales cotton
1870 sacks COTTON seed
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Arrived.
No arrivals from sea
STEAMBOATS,,

STEAMBOATS,.
Ouachita Belle, Blanks, from Ouaohita City
Emma, Canton, from Lever Coast
Fannie Tatum, Jacobs, from Shreveport
Ann 8, Ruiz from Lower Coast
Eva, Ransom, from Honma Plantation
Trenton, Jerrebonns, from 1hibodaux
label. 0'Pry, from Lower Coast
Blue Wing, No Comstock. from Plaquemine
Bertha Broad, from Washington
Tensas, Cooley from Warsaw
John Howard Montgomery, from Camden
Era No TO- Hamilton. from Washington
Assump ion. Dalferes, from Laurel Valley
Henry Tete, Auooin, from Thibodaux
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REGULAR OpELoUsAs PACKET,

REG ULAR DPBLOUSAS pAChEI.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 8 p. M,
RE-. A. FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
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sssaass@ Vile, and oil landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau- The
new and light-draft steamer
SANDY No. z,
A. ?. Trousdale. muster. A. Meynier. Sr., cierk
will leave Us. above. For freight or Rassage ap-
ply on board or to BRlTTON d EPPLBR,
ia22 Ct 81 CIR ,vier street.
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DpELOUgAS.

REGULAR OPELOrSAs PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY ct 8 .. IN.
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HllIIa1tt sas. Port Barre. Simmsport, Church
zsssssssssa Vile and all landings on the Coast.
Atchatnlat u river and Bayou Courtabeau-The
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA.
H. Fl. Broad muster. Theo, John. clerk
For freight or passnge apply on board. Or to
BRITT ON Il EPPLER.
ja23 81 Gravier street.
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COMM EmCrAL.

ottotntions represent prices for ROUND lots from
frat hanig sglrss othH'tpiss stated. In fltiftg
small orders higher prices are paid
OFFIoH N. o. DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. Feb. ID, 1877. J
COTTON@The sales to-day were confined to
1850 bales al prices reqvring no change, in our
quotations. which we repeat. with yesterday .
Exchange figures % follows:
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Exports.

PROvIDENCE-Per bark Colin McNeil--13i0
bales cotton $3.50 pos slaves
BELIZE--Per 8, hr Cetacean-s5 bbls flour fierce
hams " pkgs SUM dries 900 feet lumber
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OPELOUBAs WEEKLY


INDEPENDENT OPELOUSAs WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Feb: 4: at5p. m.
~. = FOR WASHINGTON. PORT BARRE,
LaMiA&4 Churchyille, Atchafalaya, Simms-
port, Big Bend Landing. Old River
and all intermediate points-The light-draft
passenger steamer
ERA NO. 10.
I'm place Of the Robt. Young)
Jas. Hamilton, master, J. h. Schmidt. clerk
Connecting at Simmsport with the steamer
sallie, giving through bills of lading to Bayor
des Glaizes. For freight or passage apply OIL
board or to
HITE Il CARLIN, . Tchoupitoulae et.
r. s.-Through bills Of ladng given to Bayou
BBuf. del
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MARINE NEWS.
ovgIOE NEW oRLsANs DEMOCRAT, I
February IL, 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.

Bark Colin Mcneil, Crowell. for Prov idence-
Norton & Bell
Schr Cetacean. Sears, for Belize
Jp MHcheoa Geo
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A Third of a Century.
J. b. VINET, with E. VINET.

CRoCKERY. CHINA. GLASSWARE. AND
HoUsEFURNISHING GOODS.
Over thirty years. experience In the business.
New store and new goods.
20S Canal street.. between burgundy nnd
Rampant streets. fe2 1y
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BOURBON STREET, near Canal.

The undersigned respectfully begs to an
nounce to his friends. patrons and the public.
that he will open this saloon SATURDAY even
ing, Feb 10. with the same Wines and Liquors
as now used at his other branches.
fell st G. LAC0UME
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Just received sixty fine Kentucky and Mis-
souri, MULES at the Mammoth Stables No. 80
Carondelet street. Fer sale at prices to suit the
times. Planters will please call and examine
this fine stock before buying elsewhere.
fell at
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN

Taneipahoa-Psr steamer j G Gault--2O c. lbs tim:
Der order
PascagouIa--P8r sohr Carrie SwaB-i800 bbls chez
coil master
TangiDaho sobr Pippo--A5 cords wood
Rster
T ekfaw--Psr schr s j Simms--15 cords wood
muster
Toh. funeta Rivor--per schr Laura 100 bbls
sand order
Pases gpula-Per sChr Lizzie Albert 400 bbls char
coal ma
Wolf River-Per schr verezs $4,000 feet lumber
J. Ntvers
1iokfaw Fer schr Dan Casslo---i5 cords wood
master
Paseaponla-Per schr DIR Franklin-1sOO bbls char.
coal Master