THE LONDON DOCKS.
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In work Of Mr.. j. J. Smith, Of Philadelphia, published
during the last year, entitled "a Summers Jaun Across the
Water, have interesting commercial Information
spocting the London Docks. He remarks


"A visit TO the London Docks j. iatiguing operation


kind friend, who knows the ways o the place. accompanied
US having provided himself with that important documen
order to taste the Wines The dock visited is not the
largest hut probably contains much in value as any other
There 600 pipes of wine in the Crescent vaults alone
and 5000 above. In the port Of London there in
dock 100 900 casks Of various w mixing wines
IN the Crescent viii contain 10 200 gallons here old and
mingled. In matters Of temperance, the British nation il
far behind We number Of the professional
hanging about one, least, vouch Tor IT, has pecu
liar dscooration Of the With lighted links we travers
ed this underground world and then emerged to the
warehouses above the construction of the whole is


triumph Of ingenuity and strength. In the warehouses; great
OF ivory usks encountered wax tea cork sugars
in quantity beyond your previously conceived ideas the very
ddppngs from the hogsheads would he snug fortune This
black liquid is carefully swabed up from under foot and pu
fled IL is calculated that ESQ., 000 600 sterling worth Of
goods in dock occupying less than lG0


Zoo houses pulled DOWN 10 constructive London docks
alone There three others still larger We inspected
rooms full Of silk in state, having in them so bales
brought from Turkey, China Persia and Italy, and assorted
into coors ready for the English manufacturer One single
contained 800 large bales. The rooms containing
Tuscan sraws ready for plating very aactivey
We saw half an acre Of cinnamon y