Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress with the Annual Message of the President, December 2, 1872, Part II, Volume II

[723] *A.

Sandridge , September 21, 1871.

Goods shipped: Shenandoah, confederate war steamer,
Bought of H. B. Donaldson & Co.,

Wholesale and retail ship-chandlers. &c.

					£	s.	d.
1865. Jan. 28.	To 100 2/16 feet 6 x 1⅛ T x G flooring = 1,200 feet, 30s				18	0	0
	To 3/24 feet 3 x 3 red pine = 75 feet, 30s				1	2	6
	To 4 assorted nails, 2s; 3 — 2-inch cut, nails, 1s. 6d				0	3	6
	To 4/20, 20/21, 13/14 feet 6 1⅛ T x Cr. bowels, b87 feet, 30s				10	6	3
	To 8 pieces c. pine, 120 feet 30s.—£1 10s. 2d.; 17 feet 9 x 3 pine, 77 feet, 32s.—24s. 16d				2	14	6
	To 8/16, 4/18 feet 1½ x ¼, 200, 30s.— £2.10s.; 4/17, 4/18 feet 3 x 3 deal, 140 feet, 16s.—22s. 6d				3	12	6
Feb. 4.	To 12 sheets sand-paper, 2s. 6d.; 4/16, 3/12, 9/4 feet 11 x 1½ blackwood	}	295 feet 4 inches,		4	18	4
	To 8½ feet 9 x 11/12 blackwood
	To 0/10, ¼, ½ feet 11 x 1½; 11/4, 10/14, feet 3 x 2 deal, 150 feet 11 inches, 16s. 6d.				1	7	10
	To 8/19, 3/16 feet 11 by ¾-inch do., 200 feet, 26s., £2 12s.; feet 3 x 3, 32 feet 2 inches, 5s. 4d.				2	17	4
	To 1/21 feet 7 x 1½, 21 feet 3 inches, 5s. 3d.; 5 2-inch clasp-nails, 2s. 6d				0	7	9
	To 1 gross 1½-inch iron screws, 10s. 16d.; 2 gross 1½-inch clasp-nails, 1s. 6d.; 4.3-inch enbruk, 2s				0	14	0
	To four pairs 2-inch brass butts, 3s. 6d.—14s.; 4 dozen ¾-inch brass screws, 7½d.—2s. 6d.; 4 brass buttons, 1s				0	17	6
[724]	*To 4 brass screws, 6d.; 4 small brass knobs, 2s.; 7 pounds 2–inch cut nails, 3s. 6d				0	6	0
	To 7 pairs 2-inch brass butts, 4s.—£1 8s.; 5 dozen ¾-men iron screws, 2s. 6d				1	10	6
	7 brass buttons, 1s. 9d; 7 brass screws, 6d.; 3 dozen ½-inch iron screws, 1s. 6d				0	5	3
	To 4 dozen ⅝-inch brass screws, 1s.—4s.; 7 dozen ⅝-inch iron screws, 15s. 10d				0	9	10
	To 2 dozen iron drawer-knobs, 8s.—16s.; 1 dozen mahogany knobs, 6s				1	2	0
	To 2 Only drawer-locks. 3s. 6d.—6s.: 3 Only drawer-locks, 7s				0	13	0
	To 1 set clocks, £9 6s				0	9	6
sail-makers’ department.
	To 110 fathoms 5–inch B rope, £8 15s.; 1 setting-fid, 3 x 7 inches at bottom, £3. 10s. (220, 1s.)				12	5	0
	To marline prickers, 3s.—4s.; 50 seaming-needles, 8s. 4d				0	12	4
	To 6 sail hooks, 6s.; iron-wire shapeline, 16s				1	2	0
	To 60 yards white duck, 1s, 9d.—£52 10s.; 32 gallons molasses, 4s. 16d: 6 casks, (3s.) 3s. 10d				57	16	0
	To 50 gallons lime-juice, 5s.—£12 10s.; 100 gallons rum, 4s. 9d.— £23 15s				36	5	0
[725]	*To 40 fruits, £1 5s.; 2 kegs pickles, 36 gallons, £9				10	5	0
	To 2 cases white lead putty, £2 16s				5	12	0
	To 2 boatswain’s calls, silver, 18s				1	16	0
	To 8 globe lamps, assorted sizes, £7 4s.; 2 lead putty, £5 12s				12	16	0
	To 4 pieces ½ lamp-tape, 12s				0	12	0
	To 3s c. lead putty. £9 16s				9	16	0
	To 1 c. lead putty, £2 16s.; 280 coffee, 5¾				17	19	4
	To 43 gallons Jamaica rum, £10 4s. 3d.: 20 jars table-salt, 15s				10	19	3
	To 6 dozen pepper, £416s.; 6 dozen mustard, £3 7s				7	17	0
	To 1,500 preserved meats, £68 15s.: 600 soup and bouilli, £27 10s				96	5	0
	To 4 c. preserved potatoes, £105/4; 2 dozen blacking-brushes, 30; 3 extra and bond				14	0	4
	To towels, 4, 15				5	17	0
	To labor paid, £121				121	0	0
	To 1 dozen brass buttons. 9s. 6d.: 3 dozen do Knobs, 36s.; 220. 11s. 0d.				2	5	6
	To 3 gallons bo. oil, 18s.; 1 c. white lead, 48s				3	6	0
	To 7 patent driers, 10s. 6d.; 8/17 feet 11 x ¾ red deal, 1s. 14d				2	4	6
Feb. 4.	To 1½ feet 21 x 1 cedar, 14s.; 19 feet 13 by ½ do., 5s				0	19	0
	To ¼, 1/5, ⅛, 1/6, feet 3 x 3 cedar, 2/3 feet 3 x 2 cedar, 24 feet, 8d				0	16	0
Feb. 3.	To 1 turnery, 2s. 6d.; 4 lbs. ½ inch nails 4 lbs. 2-inch nails, 4s				0	6	6
	To 1 quart bo. oil				0	2	9
Feb. 4.	To 35/16 feet 6 x l¼ T x G boards, 525 feet, 30s				7	17	6
	To 104 feet shelving, 34s. 8d; 2/14 feet 16 x ½ inch pine, 11s. 10d				2	6	6
	To 54 feet inch pine, 18s.; 1/12, 1/15, feet 9 x 3 red pine, 23s. 4d				2	1	4
	To 3/16 feet 3 x 3 inch pine, 16s.; 2 pairs 2 inch brass butts 8s.4d				1	4	0
[726]	*Feb. 6. To 6¼-inch nails, 6.3-inch do., 10; 2½ do., 10 pounds 2-inch, 6326				0	16	0
	To 6¾ do., 4s.; 8½ pieces 3-inch brass butts, 203				2	4	3
	To 5 dozen ½ I screws, 5s. 8d.; 5 dozen 1¼ brass do., £76 4s. 6d				0	12	6
	To 2 dozen 2½ brass do., £5 2s. 6d.; 3 brass cabin-locks, 30s				1	15	0
	To 24 nails, assorted, 12s.; 646 feet shelving, 30s. 13s				10	15	10
	To 535 feet lumber, 6 £7 9s. 9d.; 212 feet ½-inch c. pine, 30, 3, 2, 6, 30				8	17	8
	To 9/22, 8/4, 9/14 feet 6 x 1⅛ T x G boards, 592 feet, 30s				8	17	8
ward-room—mess order.
Feb. 7.	To 24 dozen Alsop’s ale, 12s. 12d.; 8 dozen pp. Tennent’s do., 2s. 14d				15	6	0
	To 3 dozen sherry, 6s. 15d.; 4 dozen Johnston’s claret, £6 0s. 6d. 10, 6				12	15	0
	To 1 bag copper, 140, £7 11s. 8d.; 1 barrel crushed loaf-sugar, £6½, 200 pounds				13	11	10
	To 1 dozen hams, £10 14s., 140; 1 box macaroni, 9s. 6d				11	3	7
	To 1 dozen large bo. currie, 36s.; 1 tin lard, 18, 2, 5½				3	4	2
	To 1 case sardines, 200.90, £7 10s.; 1 dozen baking-powder, 14s				8	4	0
	To olives, 24s.; 100 hams, £5 0s.; 1 cask Pilchard’s, 45s				8	9	0
	To 1½ dozen cups and saucers, 18s.; 1½ dozen soup plates, 18s				1	16	0
	To 1½ dozen dinner do., 18s.; 1½ dozen breakfast do., 13s. 6d				1	14	6
	To 1 dozen mold tumblers, 12s. 9d.; 1 block-tin soup-tureen, 10s. 6d				1	5	6
	To 120 boxes beef and soup and bouilli, 11s				5	10	0
	To 4 vegetable dishes, 24s.; 1 tin tray-waiter, 9s. 6d				1	13	6
	To 2 large wash-basins, 6s. 11d.; 4 dozen Allsop’s ale, £2 6d				2	17	0
	To 1 case 2 No. 2 Moselle, £2 17s. 6d.; 1 dozen brandy, best, £2 19s. 4d				6	16	0
sundries
		Enter bonds.
	To 4 cases Geneva, £40: 1 log-book, 7 s. 16d	4	7	6
	To 2 cases Geneva, £40; 20s	2	0	0
	To 4 cases Geneva, £40; 20s	4	0	0
					10	7	6
[727]	*1865.
Feb. 7.	To 6 cask lime, 54s; 12 w. w. brushes, 60s 9 5				5	14	0
	To 1 fire-engine and hose				45	0	0
Feb. 13	To 18 Galen thimbles, 2¾ in score for 7-inch rope, 4s				3	12	0
	To 1 fine brass padlock, 4s. 10d.; 1 oil-feeder, 4s. 6d 5 1 6				0	9	4
	To 6 beeswax, 21; 6 letherage, 9s.; 6 galls, turp., 4s. 6d 3 6 16 15				6	0	0
	To 3 lamp black. 9: 6 blk. lead, 6d.: 6 red do, 4 black 6d				0	19	0
	To 2 doz. brs. screws, 1s. 6d.; hooks, 12s.; 2 doz. sheets emery				0	18	0
	To one saw for cutting metal				0	10	6
	To 4 bull’s eye lantherns, £2 2s.				2	2	0
	To 2 11-inch I br. Match-blocks, 55s				5	10	0
	To 1 shoe-block				1	10	0
engineer.
	To 4 kegs soft soap, 256s. 10d				10	13	4
captain.
	To 1 doz. mongers-all, 11s. 6d; 1 lone oil-skin coat, 30s	0	1	6
	To 1 oil-skin hat, 4s.; pr. I. R. boots, 35s	1	19	0
					4	0	6
ship cont.
Feb. 9	To 500 sup. shelving, 7s. 10d.; 463 F. T. & G. timber, £6 18s. 10d. 30.				14	8	10
	To 160 ft. 6 x 1⅛ in. Scotch flooring, 4d 30				2	13	4
	To 24 ft 9 x 1 red deal, 8s.; 200 11¼ x 1½ batten pine 10 10				1	8	0
	To 26 in. dead-locks, 12s; iron chest handles, 18s				1	10	0
	To 1 doz. 3 x 4 in bo. Cabin door hooks				0	19	0
	To 6 lb. 2¼ in. nails, 3s.; 3 prs. 2 in. brs. butts, 9s				0	12	0
	To 3 doz. 3¼ in. brs. screws, 4s. 6d.; 6/14 1/20 3 x 2 deal, 9s 16 15 12				0	13	6
[728]	*1865.
Feb. 9.	To 12 dozen ¾-inch iron screws, 12s.; 7 dozen ¾-inch brass do., 14s				1	6	0
Feb. 10.	To 18 nails, assorted				0	9	0
	To 1 wool brad, 3s. 6d.; 12 sheets sand-paper, 2s. 6d 2¼				0	6	0
	To 1 gross 1¼ I screws, 9s.; 120 feet cedar, 10s				3	19	0
	To ⅛, ½-feet 11½x3 Huron pine, 14s.; 1/17 feet 3x2-inch, 8x6 24 17				1	2	6
	To 3 hours’ turning, 6s.; 3/17 feet 3x2 deal, 6s. 6d 50 feet, 13				0	12	6
Feb. 13.	To 2 1½ wrought nails, 6s.; 6 1¾ nails, 3 3 1				0	9	0
	To 4/18 13x2 deal, 75 15				0	11	3
	To 6 brass 7-inch locks, 21s.; 6 do. do., 12s.; 2 do. do., 5s 2 6				1	18	0
	To 2 dozen mahogany knobs, 5s. 6d.; 4 pairs 2½-inch brass butts, 12s				0	17	6
	To 4 dozen iron screws, 6s.; 3 brass cap-locks, 10s. 6d 3 6				0	16	6
	To 1 dozen small brass screws, 1s. 6d				0	1	6
carpenters’ stores.
Feb. 16.	To 6 sheets pure copper, 2s. 9d.; 12 pounds wrought nails, 38s 28 19 3				4	5	0
	To 20 5-inch spikes, 6s. 8d.; 6 dozen I screws, assorted, 6s 4				0	12	8
	To 400 feet 11x3 pine, £18 6s. 8d 1,100 feet, 4.				18	6	8
	To 100 feet 3x3 soft scantling				1	5	0
	To 484 feet 1½-inch pine boards			3	6	1	0
	To 300 1				3	15	0
Feb. 15.	To 1 wash-basin, 5s.; 1 wash-jug, 5s			10
	To 1 wash-basin, 5s.; 1 wash-jug, 5s.; scales			10
					1	0	0
[729]	*To 5/7, (1/6, ½ and ¾-inch Huron pine, 120 feet
	To ½, ½ feet, 2½x2½-inch do. do., 10,130 feet, 7s				3	15	10
	To turning				0	3	0
	To 7 pounds nails, assorted, 3s. 6d.; 2 bells and springs, 7s. 6d 6 3 9				0	11	0
	To 2 cages, 3s.; 2 purchase-cranks, 4s.; 4 pillars 1 2 16				0	13	0
	To 4 headers, 2s.; 2 pulls of wire check-spring, 2s 3				0	10	0
	To 6 large plates glass			9	2	14	0
	To 6 pounds 1¾-inch nails, 4s.; ½ copper wire, 2s				0	6	0
	To 2 dozen cup-hooks, 18s; 1 pound wrought brads, 3s 9				1	1	0
	To 4 pounds nails, 2s.; 2 dozen 2-inch screws, 3s 6 16				0	5	0
	To 1 dozen 2-inch brass-screws				0	3	0
					10	1	10
Feb. 5.	Carpenters’ account				134	19	0
					940	7	3