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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27
NOTICE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
May L, 1877, to April 30, 1878.


FINHE Revised Statutes Of the United States,
Il Sections 1892, 3237, 323S, and 8239, re-
quire every person engaged in any business,
avoeaiion. or employment which renders him
liable toa SPECIAL TAX, to- procure
ana place cOnsptcuOusly in his
establishments or place of busi-
mess STAMP denoting the payment of said
SPECIAL TAX for the special-Tax Year be-
ginning May 1, 1877, before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 80, 1877.
return, as prescribed on Form IL, is also
required by law Of every person liable to Spe-
cial Tax, as above.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO-
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
ARE TIE FOLLOWING, VIZ:
Dealers, retail lquor......... ............ 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale...... so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retai............. 20 90
Dealers i'll leaf tobacco. ................. 25 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 90
And on sales of over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess Of
Dealers in manufactured tobacco... 90
Manufacturers of stlls..................... so 90
And for each still manufactured......- 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco. .................. 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars. 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class (mere
than two horses or other animals).. so 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, second class, (twc
horses or other animals .............. 25 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class Zone
horse or other animal) ............... Is 90
Peldlers of tobacco, fourth class( on foot
orpuhlic conyeyancc) .................. 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels ......... so 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more 100 90
Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Spe-
cial Taxes named above must apply to L. CASS
CARPENTER, Collector of Internal Revenue, at
Columbia, and ray for and procure the Spe-
cia-Tax Stamps they need, prior to May l, 1877,
and ooithou further notice.
Special-Tax Stamps will be transmitted by
nail only on receipt from the person or firm or
dering the same of specific directions so to do,
together with the necessary postage stamps or
the amount required to pay the postage. The
postage on one stamp is three cents and on two
stamps six cents. If it is desired that they be
transmitted by registered mail, ten cents addi-
tional should accompany the application.
GREEN b. RAUM,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington d. c.. January %, 1877
March 9 9 PM "a
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Verdict for plaintiff for

and others. Verdict for plaintiff for
$685.
Warren Kennedy pleaded guilty Of
petit larceny and was sent to the w ork-
house for i've days.
PROBATE.
Louis Lenhoff, a dealer in clothing,
doing business at 4o6 Vine street and a.
Manchester, o., made an assignment
yesterday to Isaac simon, for the bene
ht Of creditors.
SUPERIOR.
Vim. Tinsley against J. W. Wiley and
others. An action to recover $500 for
services rendered. In progress.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Pele Dreher and F.W.
Bierman, So and costs; John Muhl-
hauser and August Graf, SIS and costs ;
John Conlon, dismissed; Fl. b, Butler,
$40 and costs; VIM, Gritiu, IS ard costs;
John Fratz, continued to July 7; Lewis
t3ni, IS and costs; Henry Laurence,
Frank Smith, Frank McHraff. john Do
Disorderly Conduct-Bernard Sick
IHdus N6Os bUbu, Nv udy
Fred. Cumby, IS and costs; Geo. Ebel,
costs; Aug. Nolen and George Ding
felter, costs; Walter English, continued
to 7th; James MitcheH, dismissed,
Joseph Shumah, same; VIM. Hutchin.
son, 80 and costs; John Spillman, costs;
Henry Baker, $40 and costs; Henry
Lawrence, Frank Smith, Mike McGratb,
John Dolan and James Green, So and
costs.
Petit Larceny-Johu Holmes, 80 days
and 500; stephen Burns, $25 anu costs =;
Robert Inot, 30 days and $50.
Assault to Klli-Fred. Schweiger,
Gustav ZDeller, Chas. Bauman, con-
tinued to July 6.
Assault and Battery--Gco. Thomas,
dismissed; Alice Alexander, continued
to July 7.
Misceilaneous-Alice Anderson, cut.
ting to kill, dismissed; John Gaertner,
murder, continued 70 July 3; r. Thinner,
abusing family, 20 days; A. Armstrong,
harDor1ug lewd women, $50 anu costs 4;
Lou. Wise, Jane Hill, yagranoy, dis
missed; Jennie Armstrong, same, $50
and costs; Lewis Hill, concealed weap-
ons, $l6 and costs; George Russ,
lettering. continued to 3OLn inst. !;
Burrell Hutchinson, personal violence,
continued to 6vh July; same, and Jen-
ME Hutchinson, disorderly house, con-
tinued to 6tA July; John SpiIlman, re-
sisLlng othoers, dismissed; Robert b.
Jones, obsLructing aIley, dismissed; j.
Rooney, lettering, dismissed.
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Exhibition at the Second Distr let
School.

The exhibition given this morning at
the Second Distric School was grand
success, aud reflects great credit on the
teachers and the Principal, Mr.. Rey-
nolds. The exhibition room was beauti-
FULLY decorated with flowers and ever
greens contributed by the pupils. The
rendition OF the various pieces was ex-
cellert. "When l Am a Man." by five
little boys, was well received. Miss
Laura Lowenstein delivered the poem,
"rhirty Years Ago,"In a most excellent
manner. Miss Minnie Townsley sang
the WalIz" to perfection. The duet,
"Molher. Let the Angels Come In," by
Misses o lie Hook anu Annie Johnson.
was the crowning feature OF the enter
tainment. The German re citations were
almost faultiess, ana the singing by the
various grades was excellent. The
specimens of drawings and writings
show with what zeal the teachers have
laDored in these departments. The ex-
hiDitlon was attended by quite mum.
Der ol ladies and gentlemen, VINO seemed
to appreciate IL very much.
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PIE BUILBaNG SEASON.


What EinciABati IL Doing.
The following building permits have
been issued siace ur last report:
w. NJ. Wicker, addition to two-story
brick. corner of Race and Commerce
streets; cost $3.50.
7. n. Mehau, Lwe-story brick on Fifth
street between Lock and Baum; cost
81, 800.
q. x. Steinbecker, addition to two
story brick ut 22S CLARK street; cost $500.
j. Wiier d Dehner, one and q half
story frame on Lick Run Pike, between
Charles and Madison streetsi cost 81, 160.
Henry BeArens, addition to three
story brick on Elm street, between
Fourth ana Fifth streets; cost So, 800.
b. Bard, repairs TO three-story brick
on Court, between Elm and Plum streets /;
cost $l00.
J. M. Hill, repairs to No. 1863 Long
worth street, coal $50.
Michael Marcus, addition to Robin
sons Opera-house; cost $4,000.
Margaret McGill, addition to three
story brick, corner OF Lodge aiIey and
Sixth street; cost $1,000.
Haekman " Dusterberg, repairs to No.
AT Walnut street; COS. SSvvv
VIM. Mundy, BRICK stable in rear of II
Sergeant street; cost 1000.
Mrs. M. Farrell, one-sLory frame on
Copeland street, between Locust and
McMtIlen streets; cost $700.
VIM. nj. Wicker, three-story stone
front house on Baymiller street oppo site
Gest; cost 5000.
mGeo. z. CampUell, frame stable on Lick
Ran Pike, west Of HARRISON Pike; cost
$500
Il. f. Havekotte, repairs to two.story
brick on Webster street, between Syca-
more and Broadway; cost 81 0J0.
VIM. II. Stewart, repairs to two-story
brick corner Of Locust and G.Ibert ave-
Lue, cost 5000.
o. 2. Hunting, one-story brick on
Walker Mil Road, near Liberty street;
cost 81, 500.
VIM. L. Frey s. Co., two-story brick,
on Walker Mill Road, above Liberty
cost $1,6U0.
Fischer & Bro, three-story brick cor
ner OF Fifteenth and Providence streets !;
cost 50 800.
Fred. OJte, three-story brick, on Bank
street, between Baymiller and Freeman
streets; cost 1890.
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demand. Extra lard oil Is Offering at 7Sa7bc
per gallon.
P0T4TOES-There is an abundant supply.
with only fair local demand. and the market
is quist and easy. Good to prime lots selling at
81 5OaS per bn on arrival, ana some choice va
rietles at 50 25.
P0UL1RY-Therei is moderate demand for
chickens, and with liberal receipts. The mar
ket continues steady, with sales at 81 75a3 25
for full grown, and S2a2 50 for young per dozen,
according to size and condition.
SALT-There Is a fair jobbing demand for
domestic, and Ohio River and Kanawha is
quoted l6c per bu and 81 05al 10 perbEl VI 2sO
los, Turks Island duh at a33c per bu. and
Liverpool coarse held at S1aI 10 per sack
SEED-Market quiet and steady. CS~,rman
miilet S0aS5c, Hungarian grass ;0a7ssc common
milet 6Oa6Jc per bu. Clover scr,ed ia ner Ib
and timothy 81 sOas per b.. Flax seed Quiet at
81 eOa1 So per bu. "N fN''' w
ouGAkGIns market is firm, with only a
moaerste M oomand. Yellow rehued OHal0Xe,
o1ora @ -" HhallHc, "a" white llHal2e,
gr'V.ulated and powered, 12sSal2zSo, crushed
~, and cut loaf 1870 per Id. We quote New
orleans lOallc for raw, andllkallMe for clarI-
fed per lb.
TALLOW-Sells aJ 7'Ia7sc for prime coun-
try packed, ana 7Mc for city loose per ID,
with moderate demand and liberal offerings,
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The SR gerfest.

Last evening the mixed choir for the
Sangerfest at Louisville gave a perform
ance at Mannerchor Hall, under the di-
rectorship of Prof. Carl Barus.
This evening grand test concert will
be given at the Lookout House, prenara-
tory to the grand concert to take place
next Saturday. The Military Band will
assist.
About one hundred and fifty singers
will arrive Saturday from Louisville,
and will be met at the depot by the Ex-
ecutive Committee, and escorted TO the
Lookout House.
Mr. Arthur. Mees will 90 to Columbus
on Saturday to attend the. trial concert
Of the singing societies OF that city.
Mr.. julius Winter, merchant OF Lou
isyille, has been elected to preside over
the coming 6@agerfesE \
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


MOBILE. June 29.--Cotton weak: mlddlip 9
lOhc.
w11u1Ncrou luna 90 o-snir;ta turrent;no
ouiet at 3Oc
oswpco Tuna 90 Wheat nomirs, f,o,,,
VISA 80 ,,i%ed npV ssStor n0ni'N"' 0oih
CLEVELAND. June ~ = Petroleum aulet:
standard white, llo test, l2zc.
CHARLESTON S. c. june 29-Cotton stead
ier: Miuuling Il%c low miudilng l23<c, 1000
ordinary 12c.
BOSTON. June 29.-Flour: demand stea,lv;
Corn gu ct at 62a65c. Oats qulet No white
and No. mixed, 5Oajic Hay dull: Western,
$lTaI9
Mp,nu,s 1nro 90 Flour o,,;o.. o,o;oo
tonni1 soao "a nrD oriar a. 9eEc IN srora
0nts scarce and firm at S5a5sc in store Pnrt
S1 'snu ~ III ari aJ tooa M na
az "IU oo diI aI
10 Ra%yinT Guii and nom,naI a. race .aN
Mu,r,nrpp limo 9a ,-Elo,,, oni.t orn ~,
h,, ~ ~ Ht u''S NJ MtIqh GU s .o,n
Ia o. SI An,I Hr.rp - es,I NJ o a
Yoa'' ea'' p IL fnrn "'s - Hets Srna
No. aSiHc Pua cni,t =, ,nI ~staadv. No ' II
eenc' TarIsv an,t,rei - nomin.i. No s,,,,r
Uiao 49, No . In' S@S S -'' 81
WA, n.suyrnsr' nT' p June s ss-F,our: Fancy 80 20
choice family 50 %, extra fmily IS 81, family
s. 20, superhne 10 70. Corn: Loose 45c, sacked
55a66c Wheat: W hlte VI 4oal 6o, red VI 30al 6o
Cotton: Ordinary sc good ordinary 9hc, good
middlipg l0Zc whisky: Robertson County
IL 50a3 W, Lincoln county VI I5a3 w, Bourbon
81 '5a5 90, hiGnWlnes 81 "a
PITTsBURG, June 29-Wheat nominal: white
anu amber Ohio and Indiana, in elevator, s. 95
az o.; choice rel winner, 81 s5al 81; mixed, in
OTIS. 81 Goal u. Corn: yellow shelled, in ele-
Vator, 5oa8Oc; high mixed, 56aaSc: low do, 5'a
56c; ea:, prime yellow on track, 6oa82c; mixed,
57a59c. OaCs iu fair supply and heavy: white,
i4a4sc; light, 42a43c; mixed, 4las2c. Rye
wanted, aud nominal at 7Oa75c.
LOUISVILLE. June 29.-Flour dull: extra, s6 OO
aG 20. family. sia7 so: A No /. duli and nomi-
nal. fancy. S9alD 0D Wheat nemina al. Corn duh
and unrhanyed. Oats in falr demand: white.
d8oaac. MIXED. 42c RIVE dull at ~. Hay
dull at SgaIS. Pork dull at SIS 5Oall. Bulk
meats auiet At 5Ea735a7Xc, Bacon quiet at
5Ia9asl1c. lard on et and unchanged. Sugar
cured hams at lUsc. WHISKY steady and uu-
changed. Bagging nominally unchanged.
Tobacco: no change; quleG anu hrm
BALTIMORE June s9.-Flour active and firm
for good grades: low and meuium dull and
weak, Wheat firm but quiet under light
suppIies: Penpsylyapia rcd, 81 GOAL o. Com:
Western ttrmer and higher: mixed. spot 5ykc;
July. 5gs. ab4e; August, 61c; steamer, 57c. Oats
quiet anu steady: Western while, 46a4Sc; do
mixed. 4la45c; Pennsylvania is worth
47a45c. Rye steady at 1ea6Oc. Hay
dull and unchanged. Provisions firm and
quiet. Pork, $l4 75al5. Bulk meats: loose
shoulders. 6&a6sc; clear rib sides, 7ha71Sc:
packed, 6aSc Bacon: shoulders, SIC; Clear
RIB sides- 1saS%c. Hams, l2ai3c. Lard: re-
lined, 10Zc. Butter unchanged. Petroleum
flrmer but not quotably higher. Coffee active.
firm anu unchanged.
u7V.=.. -.
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PREMATURE PYROTECHN1CS.
building Filled with Fireworks
in Flanies-NarrOw Escape OF Two
GirlS.

Building Filled with Fire-wOrks
i'm FlameS-NarrOwE Escape OF Tw o
Girls.
This morning about 8 o'clock, as Mr..
Ed. Meyer was engaged in packing a box
Of fireworks, in the warehouse OF
Q. Meyer IL Co., No. 40 Main
street. tor holiday display
TO take place in Louisville on the 4th Of
July, spontaneous combustion occurred
| and the fames spread from the box to
other goods of like nature in the store,
and soon the whole first floor, where the
acc dent occurred, was filed with flame
and smoke.
The young man who had. the box in
charge had stepped away from it few
feet minute previous to the explosion,
and thus escaped d terrible death. With
great presence OF mind he ran to the box
and draggedlit, still burning, towards the
door, but was forced to abandon IL on
! account of the intense heat, which by
this time had made the store an oven,
Mr.. q. Meyer, one of the proprietors
OF the place, ran to his safe, and getting
the vaIuaOles therein, made his way TO
the alley in the rear. In the mean time,
however, some one ran and turned in an
alarm from Box 10, but not until the
flames had been unuer headway for near
ly ten minutes.
The Fire Department responded
promptly alter getting The alarm, and
within two minutes thereafter all dan.
ger OF serious contlasration had
passed.
LIVES IMPERILED.
Previous to this, however, dramatic
scene was being enacted in the fourth
story of The building, where three em-
ployes of the firm were engaged in work.
Ing.
Their names are John Brindley, Miss
Clara HiehenauS, who lives at No. 24S
CLARK street, and Miss Ella MasLen, OF
No. 575 East Second street. The smoke
from below had poured up The stairway
and almost blinded them.
Escape by the stairway was impossi-
ble, and they'nad almost despalred of
getting out alive. Finally Mr.. Brindley
ran to the front window and reaching
out broke the glass oil window of Louis
JacoDs store, adjoining on the north,
swung himself into it, afterwards pull
ing The girls over the same way. Ali
escaped unhurt.
Miss Hiehehaus in her frenzy of fear
was only kept Irom jumping TO me pave
ment below by the exertiUns OF her
ii lend, Miss Masten.
Meyer IL Co. estimate their loss at
nearly 5000, principally from waller,
whicn is lully insured in the Mutual, Of
Cineinnau; Penn aud Peoples Com
panies.
ENGINE NO. 4 WRECKED.
The No. A engine, Theodore Chambers,
while going 10 the fire, was badly
wrecked on the curbstone at the south
east corner of Sixth and Sycamore
streets. One OF the lead horses, u new
one, became unmanageable and sneered
over to the sidewalk, despite the exer-
tons OF driver Jim Sheppard, and the
machine" was turned completely over.
Ptpeman Dan. Gallagher mad his back
sprained in the lall; stoker Jack Coolin
had his arm skinned, and engineer Hen
ry Carroll suffered bruised shoulder.
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frmer: Crude, $40: refined. l3Xc>f TAIioW,
Sc. Resin, 81 SOaI s5. TurDentIpe steady st 81
a3lHc. Eggs heavy: Western, naiTkc- PORK
si4al4 90; July, Sl4 05al4 s5. Beef dull: middle
long clear duh at 61sc. L.rd: old prime steam.
exc; new, e.2oc. BITTER heavy: Western,
lO.2Oc. Cheese qui%s at 9Kc. Whisky hrmer
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COMMON PLEAS.

Franz Schultz against Caspar Schnei-
der. An action to recover $273 upon q
Of the Circuit Court OF St.
Missouri. In progress.
James Mooney against Thomas Dillon.
Verdict for Mooney for $500.
-R. q +. Vincent against w. II. Malone
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FINANCIAL,
CINCINNATI, June s9-l 40 p. M,

CINCINNATI, June 29-1:3O P. NJ.
Gold is buying at i05 and selling at lO5yl
Gold checks on New York 1852.
Eastern exchange Is in moderate demand
and firm at previous rates. Euylng at par and
selling at 1-l0 premium.
Sterling exchange is quiet and steady at 81 80
for 81 ght and 4 % at sixty days, per { in COLA.
government bonds are easy to-day. We
quote the local rates as follows:
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Died.
/, in the 47Uh

year Of his age.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
HEWIrT-Thursday, June 23, at l:3O p. NJ,
Alice D.. daughter of ID. ID. and Nj. NJ Hewett,
ageu months and DAYS.
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Married.

WORLEY =. REINHARDT- AT New AL
bany, Indiana. at the residence OF the bride,
June u, 1877, Mr.. Francis Worley, OF Aurora,
Indiana, and AIiss Anna E. Reinhard, of New
Albany, Indiana.
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TT1IHCV 4"rV7
steady. Selling at IL 25a4 40 for common. 81 5Ja
81 for medium, and 81 65a4 70 for good TO
choice per Genital gross
CATTLE-Th is a quiet market and
steady at previous prices. Common quoted
81 50a5 %, medium IS 2Ja4 90, and good to
choice "a 25a5 50, and extra held at IS 7oa6 per
cGntai.
SHEEP-Demand moderate but market
steady. Common 80 b0a3, and fair to choice
So 25it4 rs per GENITAL.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

ClNClNNAfl, Juuo zJ-2 L. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past 81 holrs:
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Amusement for the Fourth-ragtag
and bobtails.
Owen County is going to have a barbe-
.Npe on the Fourth.
The Press advertises a :tlost child"
twenty-five years OF age.
Mat. johnson and Nose Webster are
the two Democratic candidates Tor
Legislative honors from the city.
The Republican Convention for nomi-
mating candidates to represent the
county in the Legislature will take
place next Monday.
The Bonds are on the qui vive over In
formation received that Lney are soon to
become the possessors OF a large estate
ieit them by relative.
The sale OF thOroughbreds, which took
place at AleXander's stud-far Wednes-
day. was largely attended aud stock
sold very well. The highest price paid
Tor any one horse was So, s95.
A meeting OF citizens for the final ar
-angements OF tho picnic that is to be
given on the Fourth OF July, for the
benefit of Charity Hospital, took place
last evening. The picnic will be held at
Woodland.
A fatal shooting scrape occurred near
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For Wheeling.

THIS DAY, Goth. at p. M. POSITIVELY,
HsS n ANDES, Chas. Muhleman, Mas
<sssgas $ ter Apply on beard, or to Royse q
zasazazassaz& Mosset, Matt. McGure, Agents.
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For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, a9th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n EXCHANGE, JAS. kiTker Master.
IIfRsstts4&ET Apply on board or to Koyse &
AaazxzaszE2 MOeset w. S. Getty, A gents.
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Comparing with stock Aug.
l. Observation-Disclosures. 1882 06.l05 22s 500
sThARNR- Receipts, 40 terces. The market quiet
Prime city was quoted at lOisc. and Western prime
1Olc u IOhc.
TALLow.- Receipts % hhds, 81 bills and . casks The
market was hrmer Sales were 10000 lbs. sac. for
priue
WnisKhY.-Recepts. 81 bbls The market was dull and
nominal
Observation-Disclosures moderate the whole tho
Arm and for grain tonnage berth char.
stronger. engagements 10 Liverpool. per steam
5000 bushels grain, SGD Standard 5000 bushels wheat
uelet rooml. 6ad 1000 boxes cheese los. To London
per steam 5000 bushels wheat, ooO boxes cheese
southamponD. and by sail 900 bushels corn. Cd
To Glasgow. steam 10000 bushels grain standard
5000 bushels last evening ed. To Bristol, per steam
10000 boxes cheese, JOs 900 bbs -four, IS Cd
100 packages pork and beef at IS 3D. u.s. To Antwerp by
sail, 100 boxes bacon 2Js aud $50 hbds tobacco
Cnarters:- Italian bark Dust arrived ut tho Break
water, hence TO Cork for orders with $500
n gan bark TO arrive Breakwater), from New
York Philadelphia Baltimore Cork ORDERS with
g. 100 grain ut Is Cd American bark tons
from Richmond to uavre, with Virginia sd
American bark, G6l tons hence iavre with KEN
lucky at SIS sd British bark hence to svrc
with 100 bbis naphtha at Is I'D British ship, hence
to London with 1900 bbls. refined petroleum At As
Dutch, with 5000 bills refined petroleum IL. 3D. sep
TENDER 20 clearance British ship, from Philadelphia
Bremen, with 5000 bbls. do at IS 3D.
Der British bark hence to Antwerp, wiih $500 bills
do As Italian bark hence with II OJ refined
petroleum TO tho Mediterranean. at 27c. smyrna, 2isc
or II to Constnntinople 3!c Norwegian bark, hence
Liver pool London. with > 700 bbls. at sd an
italian bark, hence to Trieste with 400 bbls do at
5s Cd Norwegian bark. hence to Trieste with 1900
bbls do. a 5s AID.