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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-14

production of silver throughout the
world during the last twenty-five
yerrs has reached about S.4OO. OOO, 900.
The Increase in its production during
that period arose from about $4,000
COO, in 1852, TO $50, 100000, In 1875,
and the annual amount produced af
this time may be placed at $4,000, 900.
OF these amounts South America,
Mexico and the United States produced
all excepting about $4,000, 900 year,
arising from the silver resources of ali
other countries. In our own country
the developement OF this great agency
of national prosperity has all taken
place IN the las eighteen years, sub
stantially in the last ten.
The following estimate, made by the
for mining statistics,
shows the annual production of silver
and IFS luCIe ease IN fine fnifaI Gtafas.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-14

When il is remembered that the bond
holder never paid a dollar in coin for
a bond of any description, but pur-
oh ased them all with government cur
rency, which the government itself had
deprecated by refusing to take 1t for
custom dues and interest, the full means
ing of this letter becomes very plain
and very forcible. 1t is not the of
spring of impulse or mex perience It's
author was then Chairman Of the F.
nance Committee of this body, and he
wrote, as he says, after "csreful ex4mi-
nation" By the light which he here
throws upon the subject we may see
The exact beginning of reputation and
behold tue furtive and rAvenous move
ments of the actual repudIstors as they
hurry up and down the precinLs of leg
islation during the last nine years OF
our history. BY ITS light too We behold
the present Secretary OF the Treasury,
Judged by his own words, as the chief
of regulators, foremost among the VIC
lators OF contracts, and n leader among
those who have in no instance kept the
good faith OF the government with It's
own people 3 moment after they found
that bad faith would bring them
richer gains. In less than ten
months after this letter was written,
and after the enunciAtion Of the
Ohio platform. Hon. John Sherman,
then senator. advocated and procured
the passage of the act of March, 1869,
for the payment Of all the bonds IN cola,
which he had declared payable in cur
rency, thereby establishing an open re-
pudiation Of . solemn aud binding con-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

The aogu!-IaO8 q VIA NIX a tbF ~
ping stoue u heath. When The svstern se.s
vitality, the varuas 0-Esns Gag IN th-i, duiy.
h-cur1c ~chruniczilv Irregular. and dis<as =
yeniaAlly Instituted To prevent this unhs;-
: STATE q thing the deitliiaird sys;srl
houId - ban; up by the H. ~ tia; inimsiAil~
'uuic. Hre:etters s,anaeh Brtt~rs which 80
yi.9rzie. TIE digestive organs AMI insur~e tie
thorough Conversion Il fssi into bIo-d - a
u0u-shtEg suAlirg. frum shehc- ever u.u@
Gle. nerve and fs-r acquire U~nsuutrd -u,-
;le- Il yiEu-. and The whole svstrIu eHfEr-
enc.s the f--urdrtal eject Appetite rviurns
TIE >gst.lu J. rs.r--hesi - h~ealtAigl sluEl'-r.
tire nrry-- Eru~ strong AID calm the d.-,.5n-
aeury beg ritcu - chrunic Indigestion AId an
uncertain state Il health di-Ap,~4r> and thai
saIls~ sy;-arance Il The skin p~-culiA' - "a
hlusi !uy2.Id-. AMI pers0as de6slru' tn vital
energy. j. replaced ~ a more b~cymiug tinGs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
Whipping i'm Schools i'm Germany.

| cannot quit the subject of educa-
ton, a V a Berlin correspondent of the
Rerue Br~itannique, without pointing
out a curious fact. characteristic of
German manners. | mean the agitation
which exists in a great number of the
school circles relative 10 the re-estab-
li>hment of corporal punishment for
children. The new laws having pre-
scribed fines for both the institutions
and the professors who have recourse
TO such mean of repression. the latter
consider this an infringement of their
rights and authority. They contend
that ii is impossible for them Ia enforce
obedience without corporal punishment.
and petitions Ia this effect have been
sent 10 the Reich>rath.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
The FolIies OF Expectation.

The FOLLY IF anticipation>. whether
for ourselves or others. might Ice learn
ed hy their contradiction in experience.
What i anticipated happens 80 seldom
thu. il might seem a if Destiny delights
To defy forecast. IvalidS very frequent
IL die Of "A totally different disease from
the one they have constantly fought
against. 4 MAJ who inhcrii> weak
lungs spends thousands OF dollars tor
medical advice and travel and Is I'M
ished at last by a malarial fever. he
who has suffered for year, from calcu-
luS goes To his grave from a vlruient
carbuncle. The lifelong victim of asth-
ma is struck down by disease OF the
. heart. The man who has endured all
the horrors of protractcd dyspepsia
Yields suddenly To GngIn0 pector1N. The
| person prepared 10 end with intestinal
| trouble ends with pneumonia. Chol-
era carries off the man 10 whom nery-
Gus pro>tration has been from early
manhood "A familiar foe. He who has
~rcpeatcdlv declared insanity impossible
TO him becomes a ravinG and mcurabie
maniac. The brawny, robust fellow,
confident of three score and ten. Is
| bnried before he il thirty. The infant.
which nobody expects 10 live three
months. lasts to ninety years. The
pale. thin youth. who looks "a If "A
| spring might blow him away. grows
So obese that apopleXy releases him at
eighty.
Soldiers always expect 10 fall IN front
of battle. though the greater part OF
them sicken life away in the hospital.
| Men without any notion of business in
the beginning abruptly develop into
millionaires. Wild BOYS. about whom
sober neighhorS shake their heads, and
talk lugubriously of disgrace and the
rallows, blossom into evangelical clcr-
wvmen. and pain the most piouS OF their
congregation hv the Sternness of their
creed. Young men pointed Ii rs pat
terms of propriety, and made themes OF
moral lectures 10 Young men OF more
worldly mold. IL odt consummaie
>coundrelS and keep ont of prison only
because they are loo shrewd To get en-
me>hed in legal justice. Quiet citizens.
never known To have departed from
routine. and believed incapable of I'M
conventional emotion. Startle the COM
munity bv killing their wites and chill
drew. setting fire TO their houses, and
periShing in the flames.
All such surprises are doubtless a
great 10 the actors As to the spectators.
Ii seems impossible for anybody To an
~ticipate what shall be. Most of us may
have our secret and pet bugbear; but
the danger that c%onfrontS us. the rock
we split on. is usually rs unlike the bug
bear aS 4 lizard Is unlike a leopard.
Fortune seems bent on battling our eN-
pectation. No mind can see what may
or may not happen Prophets belong
to the realm of poetry. But it would
appear the we have reason TO believe
that almost anything may be except the
foreshadowed. Perhaps We should have
a new proverb: The anticipated Is
always and entirely improbable. ~.
i. Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
on GOLD BASIS.
Pasy Pay. all >o.s~ and
Claims in Gold.

Yesterday ws prsseute~i \ hiH o.S@-
20 the Burlington Insurance Company
for advertising. and Nyr- as,api>h,-i g.
-uc Secretary Miller c5un, ou, ih~ gold
Viewer -iiil NOR, surprised learn that
thi-wa> Mt AT "Vrrpiinna. instance tai
;ha, III. company j. pay iug al iu~-~
and claims ia -p,l without charging
any premium. There j. q disposition
al over the country - hasten sY~-i,
payments and thus pat hJ,-iuc~, ou a
stable basis. and in Nrv YorA and 9th
~ eastern cities. there ha, he.n some
action taken in tina; direction, bai Tie
Burlington Insurance Compan. J. ,he
first institutional ID, west. We believe.
- pay in gold
Bu, after all. we ought not Ia tc -ur-
pri--d Al this. IL i, n sound and pros
porous Institution. L. policies have
for wears been considered "a, good -
gold IT, All the essential. II >air In
surance and prompt payment of lo~-e-.
il ha, no superior, and no company ia
the United States can show a better p
for conservative. careful manage
mcnt.-BuriIagion NIrl.ps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

inc a brilliant in the profession
The third son. whom she had conse.
Grated ~ the ministry during g revival
that occr- red about the time he wT-
born. bought a sheep rancho IN Texas:
and the ease with which he mastered
the dialect Of that region affords hf'l-
room Ia expect that he VIII come any
nearer fulfilling his mnther'- h,pc- than
j. involved in being a lasting subject for
home missionary work.
JIMMY. the Youngest son. Was intend
ed for the law. but he j. just now div
inc a street car. His bent toward
horses wa stronger than his mother :
ambition in the direction II the bar.
Mr.. Marlowe came near 10 the end
Of life without making any plan for dv-
ing. Considering that death j. the most
fearfullv certain thing in the world.
how few people DO give any thought to
IL, But when the inevitable change
drew near her ruling passion came 1"
the front.
Jane. dear she said. Won have
peer a good husband to me, and gr e
Ia leave YOU. and take the last journey
alone. But it isn't far. and youN be
coming soon. This i Wednesday: |
shall probably die tomorrow. Bury
me on Sunday. from the home; no pa
rade. DO flower--how. no mourning stor"
or undertaker's grief. | wonld ike
(naming six friends for bearers: and
have the services in h north room.
Ge: Mrs. Clarke 10 stand al the door.
and tell her not 10 let in Mrs. Perkins.
nor Miss Stebbiu-. nor old Mrs. LarklnS.
who go 10 evcrybody's funeral. nor
Susan Cobb. the gossip. They all dis
ike me. and | them. but they Will
be sure to come swooplng aroun when
| am gone. Half-paSt two l. a good
hour. 80 that YOU a get home IN time
for tea. Now remember, dear-its my
last plan. o know she smiled
a poor. wan. and teary smile.
She did not finally pass away until
Fridav-a little 10 her disappointment,
they thought: but the funeral came on
SUNDAY. James thought II due 10 her I"
insure that. One of the bearers named
had the hav fever. another fell on the
day before and broke his lee, and a
third-a prominent pillar OF society
had suddenly left town on accoun OF
certain financial irregularities.
Mrs. Clarke was not equal 10 the "c-
casion. at the door. so that the fou dis.
agreeable ncighborS invaded the north
room. took an inventory of the contents
through their fingers. and went down
the street together aftcrward. critics.
ING the dress and shifting at the pastor
remarks. after the pleasing manner Of
their kind. The procession got DELAYED.
and Mr.. Narlowe WAS an hour late 10
tea
Dear Fanny he said, a he turned
sadly away from his Untasted food.
..she is living now on the perfect plan.
Thank God for the ccrtainties of Heav-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

Hrlmi-ld'- BG-hu ha- l4n- '--ru known a..
one Il TIE ur'-t valuable medicine s':a.uAhi.
Ia certain cii-~r- 20 8.-ra~s~ .4-L a. as-,-g,
>iA. chronic rheumatism iruf-F. sutan,ra- -
f~e~iip1-, aud especially affections - 'h- ua
nary organs. A. diurr'!e. u: D.. superior g.
almost ANY other mrdIs.l- lu U-.. and tie great
care viii which II j. prepared the air~s.ut.
Yu1fF - the preparation. aul 'Hc diligence,
Used Ia The selection 81; The crude MATERIAL
have made y known fIT and wide a. u rrIIa'i.
and effective prepaTaiiru. AMI yu- thai r4u al
way> t-- Used with ssf.', and t-l,tt. The
great >ucrr-- 4 iiclmis1li- kuyhu las lr,i ..
the production 80 WaTy spurious preparations
which AZ" made ,Aeaply and placed .,-.u 'hr
market 10 i-~ -.I! uu 'hr reputation a.. aired
~ Hcim'u!d- original PREPARATION. rarfi"-
who desire 4 really good medicine -h0t.li is
careful and Use N,'mh.li- uUh.
Non" genuine unlr-, 10 sicrl'ugrayrl vht'e
wraPIcr- and my proprietary stamp affixed
sod hy all druGg1-;- fncr 81 ier hath" ~
siN fursj Nriica! dept lp- South Iu'4 y
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
Factory Facts.

Clos" confinement. careful attention 10 all
factory work, gives thc operatives ptlid fagc~.
poor appetite. lInEuId, miserable, f~c,lincs. ,-ST
blood. inactive liver, kIiuvy- ami urinary trpu.
hlcs, and all the physicians and medicine in the
world cannot help them unless they get out
door ~ us Hop Bitter. made a.! thc lurcst
and best If remedies, and especially for such
eases, having abundance ~ health, sunshine
and rosy checks IN them. None need suffer d,
they viii Use them freely. They cost hut a tri-
iic. See another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
Rhcun,aii.m Quickly Cured.

"Durang = Rheumatic kcmrtiy, the great
INTERNAL MEDICINE, viii positively cure any
ease Of rheumatism on the fac. II tie earth.
Price 81 a bottle. six bottles. So Sold hy all
druggists. send FOR circular - liclphru-tiuc
x Bentley. Druggists, Washington, y 4. Sold
WHOLESALE IN B~ur!imgtnM and De- Mnincs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

There J. no earthly boon more precious than
good health. and IL hch"ovcs it, pus-c>~Ur To-
cndcayur t. retain IL. II YOU are a.oailrd with
such provoking ills H. sick headaches. torpid
liver. sour stomach and a general feeling IF
WEAKNESS and disgust, don't % and commit
suicide but take Ebert Daylight Liver Pin.
and be cured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
The BEST and Most Economical

Househeepes are giving the cheap adulter-
ated baking powder a wide berth and why
Because experience has taught them tina; an
absolutely pure. full strength. full weight srti-
Gle, such a. Dooley's Yeast Powder. which nev-
er fails Ia produce light. wholesome. and nutri-
tious biscuits. rolls. mullins. wa;fies. and grid
die cakes of ali kinds, l. 10y far the cheapest
and most economical.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

Col. Gordon and his party are to
explore the Albert Nyanza and the river
flowing into it. They will conduct
their exploration in four steel steam
boats OF small draught.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
GETTING Well Too Quick.

SDInr physicians are opposed 10 worm mrdi-
cinrs. They curc too quick. The bills don;
get large enough. Fifty cents worth 81 Law.
cocks Worm Killer has often done what fifty
dollars worth Of doctors bills could not DO.
in saving many a child from death and re>tor-
inC il H. its parents in full health aud yigor.
Sold bv dealers in medicine everywhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

THINK OF Its IL worth while, We ask. (.
have the little pleasure we would otherwiS,
enjoy. marred by an unpleasant if not danger
Gus cough. when a single - cent bottle Of that
justly popular remedy. Madame Porter
Cough Balsam." will effect a cure! /; il SAFE
ard pleasant All druggists sell IL. Ruckel s
Hendrl. Prnnr1etnrs. NeW York CITY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

elegant w. tnrumus. worthy o. aIuru To,
walls Of any home. and a Three Months Trial
of LEISURE iloyE~. a charming II page liI-r1
~ paper. full 81 the best Stpri"~. POETRY, Wit.
etc, sent Free Ia any one sending Fifteen
Cents t>iaWps taken - pay mailing expenses
Money returned t. thp~. not satisfied they gr,
Double Value. !. l.. Patirn n 90. publish
crs. lt2. William -. y. ! slJr in priz"s.
and biz paw. given 10 agcut~-Writc now.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

Pinkerton, the great American detective, has
q world wide fame in arresiiGg thieves and rob
hers- but the extraordinary power and efficacy
of DAYS Ague Tonic over all forms of chills is
far more widespread 1t is rapidly taking the
place Of quinine and all other chill remedies.
because il does not contain quinine or other
poison. produces No unpleasant symptoms. acts
finely on the liver and bowels, and never fails
10 effect an entire cure l. Il. Bush, Dies
Noines, can supply all demands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

This il verify an age 81 progress. Had ans
one told u five wears ago that such q stove a.
the latest STYLE "Fayorite' would ever he made.
We would have been a. -kcgtical n some vrO-
ole were AZ one time about Iclcgraphiug.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

If you waken in the morning with a bitter
taste in the mouth. coated tongue. perhaps
headache, your liver is torpid. You need Car
ter's Little Liver liz
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
lOmc ~llcsliluliOn.

This l. becoming alarrnlngly serious in our
midst. II II depicted on the cOuntrnancc of
hundreds of ladies who are struggling through
life. II il seen in the dull flash Of the eve, the
languid laugh. the heaying sigh, the pale cheek,
the feeble walk, the dull intellect, the palpita-
ting heart. Yes, she Is destitute Of health, and
the family j. almost destitute Of a home. Sci
cnce and Chemistry have combined a remedy.
quick, powerful and never falling, which will
regulate her whole system, and cure her aches
and pains. will build up and restore her health,
strength and huoyancy.
The article l. known a. English Female Bit
tiers, and sells a; one dollar. l.. II. Bush. ~
Dies NOincs, can give all Information
If hv using One-fOurth the contents If d boo,
- L--.- I--l- AA
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
\
DIS MONIES
I'll POOH MANS,

Qalrk'. Irl-h Tea The wonderful bilious remedy. soli
hy every druggist. Price - cts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

If by using one-fourth the contents Of a hot.
tie uf the Great English Remedy for Coughs
Colds YOU are not convinced Of its merits.
return il and get ~n ney hack
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

TWIN BROTHERS YEAST always makes good
bread,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

Married a year. One plan. at least,
had worked well: SO well that the
month-old baby-boy snoOzing in the
cradle, WAS entered al college-in his
mothers minds eve. OF course he
womldn't ga alone. the dari N : it'll fri-
! low: and with Hoth al her ln,- al IIar-
ward. and She KEEPING house near by.
over "A saS Stove, In coy little cham
bers, with her daughter in the conser-
yatory, life would indeed be worth liv-
ing.
But amid all the inventions and de-
vices of the age, no motive so strong,
no force so powerful, no influence so
puissant has been devised, whereby man
a hasten or retard by a heartbeat the
movement of time. And SO Mistress
Marlowe had many years to fill up
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

4 LflS ltdtst1llt WIN IN ~
the rest the care of the odds and ends.
As she lay moaning involuntarily. with
hot congresses on her head. and the
house WAS hushed to stiffness. her huS-
band saw a light motion of her hands.
and her parched lips whisper his name.
Bending Down tenderly 10 catch her
words. and ceaSing his tanning for a
moment, he heard her Say:
..I-was thinking-how we could
carry the-fiat-ironS. Couldn't YOU"
This was too much. James rushed
from the room and sought the open air,
where he INDUCED himself in familiar
references IL various heather gods and
dead military heroes. including great
Caesars ghost with 4 variety of en-
phasis and gestures. Do not Judge
him harshly. He was only a man.
Mrs. Marlowe's girl was a boy-the
fourth of the series. a new but not i'm
proved edition. When he was nine
wears old, and her eldest son was twenty
two. she sent a carefully made. but very
yellow and old-fashioned assortment of
little girls clothing down 10 the Chill
dren's Home. with a sigh. but no tears.
The first son, under the stress OF I'M
impaired energy Of management. went
Ia c~olle@e. pulled through after a fash
ion. and immediately took his knowl-
edge of Greek roots and classic litera-
iure into a coal yard, where he made
moneyin a manner that proved his pos
session of the instinct for accumulation.
and then used his gains in a fashion that
J reflected no credit on his culture
The second boy. impatient of study,
went from the high school into a news
paper Office. and turned his mothers
anxions forebodings into a resignation
that was as near to JOY as she eve came
when a plan ever miscarried, by max
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Morris h Spring. taors. at No. 2i6 Bowery and No.
59l Eighth avenue. have been sold out by the sheriff
A brother of Morris obtained two Judgments
amounting TO sG559. and the merchandise creditors
hearing of II obtained three judgments, aggrcgating
$O75. The property In the two stores realized about
$1,000, oil of which goes TO MIR: Glogan.
William III. Temple, merchant tailor At No. $50 Full
ton street. made AZ assignment yesterday 10 James
Agar, with preferences TO eleven creditors whose
claims aggregate $3.0G1 81
William q Meara. dealer in boots and shoes, made
an assignment yesterday to Michael O. Miller. Two
creditors preferred for $h29 Is.
The following assignments, with schedules an
ncxed, we're yesterday filed in the Court of Common
Pleas James Cochrsne TO John M. Karsch; liabili-
ties S2O919 So; nominal assets. $13672 As and real
assets, sl2416 &c. bond hxed by Judge Larremore ut
$4,000. Louis Sberstcin and Isaac Gusinann 10
Meyer II. Goldschmdt; liabilities. s26S $50 w. nom-
nal assets $21 900 49, and real assets So 50; and
Augustus W. Payne No. 81 Bceknan street. to Charles
r. Thayer; liabilities. $25,637 81; nominal assets
$35, ,266 80, and real assets, S5.430.
The schedules in the matter of the assignment of
Lansing ID. Smell and John A. sullivan, comprising
the firm of l.. d. Smell a Co., produce merchants
TO John Anderson. were fled yesterday In the Court
of Common Pleas. The liabilities are stated at
Sl37,73S ~. nominal assets ut S7A,la1 6s and real
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 2z 1s7srRlr1E

s s sss sssns sd
Poulrss AND GAan@TSs S MARKET 1s ass quiet
dsns;s iarksy a old and yousg he ise
sa-rhilsdeRhi. ems iSs aoS state and Western ne &
que State and Western lsc ise Lang Island iac. a
sos pss pair; blue wing per s pair SaIlsrd 4ss
9ss TasRsh Rsf nps = sb per
Quail e 81 zoe 20 per pair Stall fed pigeons sa pr
per dozen. Baskbrds Soc 4oe per dozen Guinea fowl
S sA b. sdss o. soe psr e.
rsd heads Toe Vi 70 pair Partrdges VI per pair
Psoyisloss -Receipts-Pork. 271 bbl. lard, 2,osl
saa Sss
s ss Ina Pr as beef hams as bbs dressed hogs
% S and y Y asked s sd = and %
8 ss asked .ssSf SO sss :es
s sss sss ss,
ssiiss s''is i; f'if
g. teses picked pisaii bellies, mans y les a. as
& iss sy afsSs
a. laS the second call g fellows IS 10 I'D y y
i Nj % ss X
aS;$; 'sss' f. Ssnss:a
ss q and ssls 100 sS % OF
fSn.nsnt a. ~ g @ and loo do city No At &C.
M.a,s,a tysy active 4 We creamery sc
Ts ias.sEs ssss vs.. quiet
:SI%asd, DO, .ksespss, i7ss SS!.
saseLcng island New jersey and nsar @isn:s Sy
State and psnnsyyania 24c Dec Western fresh, 2se
inferior iJe nes State is sc a'i iac dc DO Vest
.ssy vi fair ssas f sss ss mako: @ sd
goon. SC. a Lice gold, in bond. r..
50 terces Western sold I:s-l6c
future delivery on private terms ,.,.
ned ns vas da We & reaag MN 1 good rsn
is 79se Sc do moiassos, nads and boxes &C. 7c
Porto Rico refining, eomm9n to fair gas. 7c do do.
ss sax Ss j.. ps%ss;ss IS
otH:; grades issIIsains "a ~, r.. s
v1s ssis, .. Sss =, soa
regular was offered At 81 o7,s. w.. sA'''
FRElcnrs-Busincss moderate in general, with
tisscss Sd 1900 bushels grain .d 100 dozen
oss eusr
"a; apples A.; canned goods quoted ass Cd London.
s. oo % 1ss private
g goods sal os
leather 65s butter private terms
steam packages ss.tss s.; Cd; cheese
3D. nd % sannsa o ms 90 4
s,sspi ss,i 2s SSis pork private char,e.s-I
1000 quarters grain 5 3D. British bark hence Cork
for orders, Continent 800 quarters grain IS 3D.
Austrian bark hence to Cork for ORDERS 5000
grain, 5s. lloyd; Norwegian bark hence st. Mao,
1850 quarters grain, reported at u.s. 7d; British brig
hence to Bayonns 700 quarters grain Is; Norwegian
Italian bark, 567 TONS from Philadelphia Marsees,
grain, 5s 3D. privilege Of Cette Palermo Messna IS
Norwegian bark, hence Marseilles 800 bbs. crude
getroiLoum 4s ID German ship from pMhadeiphis Phil to
according to lay days. vessel nowhere; German ship.
hence to Bremen, 1900 bbls. do 3s 3D. IS. AID,
days; British bark from Philadelphia London 5000
bbls do on private terms British brig with aso lum-
Norwegian bark ass hence the Continent with pro-
visions, private terms British bark, 743 TONS hence
Sydne general cargo. N rates.