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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY
FOR BOYS:
LORETTO,
CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNsYIyANI.

THIS INSTITUTION, in charge Of the F,,.
cIscAN Brothers, and distant four miles =
the direct mail route between PhiladeIrh;. "'a
Pittsburg, will, on the first Monday in Ssr.aIa aug
Der, be re-opened for the reception Of ppHi-
who will be Instructed in any of the foIIoIF:H'
branches of an Elementary and Liberal Ed'a.s
ton =
Reading; Writing; Arithmetic; EpOI;.h
Grammar; Ancient and Modern Coco
ply; Use of the Globes; Ancien, 49,
Modern History; Elements of Nam-'I
Philosophy; Bookkeeping; full copr.a
of the Mathematics, and Of the Gr.st
and Latin Classics, &c.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
LIST OF RETAILERS

OF Goods and Merchandise in Cambria county
o for the year 1861.
According to the 9th section of the Act OF
1912, passed March 4th, it is the duty of the
respective county Treasurers "to publish annu-
ally in the month of November, in two news
papers in the several cities, and in one in each
county where paper is published, hist OF all
persons returned to him as Retailers OF Goods
and Merchandise, designating those who nave
and those who have not taken out License "ithin
their respectiye cities and counties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30
Movement. or Distinguished peop,s.

J. Martin. nississippi J. Miller Pbiadel phis; J.
0Brien, Baltimore; Mercer Jones' Osnsds; A. Bishop,
Washington; II II. Horton, Boston, we're amongst the
arrivals yesterday at the Astor.
Hon NJ q Storey, Poughkeepsie; st, George +
Campbell Philadelphia; George Harding, Philadelphia
II Clark, 3 A W A Jackson, Virginia; 7, w.
ollie, Lexington, KY q Wsllscs, Louisville; W
Bailey, Philsdephia Champion Brown, Csnsd,;
Charles lyman Boston; A. Lane, Boston; y l.. De
Wolf, Boston; Hon. ]. W Brooks. Michigan, we're
among the arrivals at the Irving House yesterday.
CAPTAIN Dslsno. ship Albert Gsllatn Geo Kennedy
Pittsburgh y. VOORHEES,, Morristopn; Reynolds
New Bedford, DR.. Fsrqushuv, q. s, N, arrived yes
trday at the American.
George Thompson, the Engi,h sboltionist, IL lying
seriously Ill at Boston.
Colonel Ward, Tesss; Capt II Smith Ca 9. Ram
say, U = N J. q. Morse, Tenn @. p. Post Conn !,
and j Il Cooper. Albany were among the arrivals
yesterday at the Clinton Hotel.
Governor Quitman and Senator Rusk have recently
held . correspondence relative to q remark said to
have been made by the latter, In q speech In Texas
The sf.ir was amiaably settled.
Colonel Fremont win not take his seat In the Senate
during the present session Of Congress being dstsined
In California by tndispositiop.
Governor Houston delivered . lecture In Philsdel-
phis, on the 18th inst on the history OF Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

ITALIAN 0rIRA Houss.-Ths reT etition Of Romeo
and Juliet or rather Of Belnis opera that theme
will take place to- night and there IL every
believe that our new American vocalist will again
shine ste did at her debut aud with increased
confidence. Never, perhaps, did a lady appear spon
the lyric stage to meet with spontaneous
ment, evoked BY the premise Of her talents; and
we should not emit to state that every perssn
nsced with the italian company has been constant in
Kindness towards the youthful sspirant Psrodis
c and at the rshsaras aud to night her Juliet
will be found an improved sotress OF the great per
soma ton OF Psrod shall have more TO say
row. Ii s one ct those mprersive roles which de-
msnd study and Is too highly elevated for idle gossip
Hasa Kssuxss MusIcsL FssrfvaL.-IIerr Krauz.
will give concert at Tripl.r Hall Saturday, the
Sth Of next month. which promises TO be a very
There will be no less than thirty pieces Of music In
troducsd In the second part most OF these being sung
in ain oct a. different dialects Of modern Ian
gusges. This will be q very novel exhibition. The
orchestra Of the italian opera will perform during the
evening led By Hsrr Kreutxer Among the solo per.
linist; PJohowski. the pianist; Herr Eta Meyer,
Sale, and slgntrins Candida signors Trufn Be.
nsdetti will also appear the occasion On the wh1le
this concert seems to promise very great result
the vocalist Who IL to give the concert
CHHsrY's MISsrREIs-The programme announced
for this evening capital one Every description Of
negro melody Excellent instrumental perfor
Solos on the violin and guitar vhch would do credit
to any concert room and dancing OF exquisite cha
rscter Georges witty saysgs keep the house In
Of laughter.
F,LLows MfSsrRrts This band IL becoming every
day more popular. Kneas, the musical arranger IL
great cquisiuon and Horn sterling representative
negro songs, musical performanoss aud dancing OF
character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

RsbIe-y n n, Fua D,gre. Frean and Black,
Of the Fret ward police arrested on Monday night
young man OF desperate habits by the name Of James
johnson charge Of robbery In the first degree. In
taking by force from the person OF Georgs wina-
money and .ik soye-s and the glove it vas that f.s
tened the guilt the prisoner 1t appears that Mr.
Windie vas psssins along Moore street on HE way to
the Routh ferry vbsn the prisoner seized him FROM
behind embracing him around the ~s,t, enclosing
HE arms, Thereby preventing resistance aud while Ia
that position stole from the compliments pocket the
money and glove In question The rogue. on procuring
the money snd.svor.d TO sscsps but captured BY
the above ofHcers and searching his person, the
Identical glove vas found In his pocket, but the
money had evidently been either throrn away or
psssed "a 10 tome sooompce the case sss taken
heior. Jsstce Lothrop Who, the evidence produced
committed the prisoner TO the Tombs Tor trial
Clargs aT LGcsny Dismissed = The complaint against
Or sl.ght who're arrett IN acharse Of grand larcssy
noticed rome days since having been fully inve.t
gated BIZ Justic. Osborn has resulted In the honor
able discharge Of the defer dant by the magistrate
Chapse of SfeaLng Horse and Wagon.-A man, by
the Of John Roberts vas arrested Yesterday By
ocsr smith oftbe Fifth ward police, on charge Of
v.yed before Juctice Ltthrop Who detained him until
the witness In the case could be obtained
Ninth ward yesterday arrested Joupg girl 10 years
Of age by the name Of Catherine o'sonnsr, servant
IN the employ Of Mr. John Poet residing at No l0l
Horatio ,tr,et on . charge Of stealing SIS In gold
The accused vas taken before Justice McGrsth, Who
committed her to prison for trial
Chgrs n Fai,s P,etsne,s :. omcer ELDER yeasreS
name Of John Quincy Adams on . warrant Issued BY
Justice born wherein he stands charged With obtain
.s $500 ,,o% Jon1 . sgs :, on , sns ss,,r so0 o.
cerned come few weeks since, the particulars we're
then publbhed. The false pretencs, however, con.
sp sr 10 10 s.chn. &. Va. worth sons ,-.ly.
thousand dollars when In Truth and IN fact u vas
not worth third OF that smo2nt The deed OF said
psi,sS.i nov under arrest Justice osbern detained
the accuted for further hearing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30
City Intelligence.

SENSATION IN WALL sTREKT-KxTKNsIvE pEFALcA-
TON OF one OF THE BROKERS.
There sensation In Wall street yesterday after
noon. At the second board Of brokers' quite an ex-
element broke in upon the usual routine Of business
by the that ONE Of the members Of thu
beard had disappeared after certain extensive opera
tons in the morning the details Of which such
to cause considerable surprise throughout the city
where the person in question has hitherto borne
exemplary character.
On the diffusion Of the startling intelligence several
brokers who had delivered and received stocks ron
him, hurried away with all possible rspidty to their
Offices to learn the nature and extent Of their
One firm, at first animated by some apprehension Of
large loss, had the consolation, on inquiry OF dis
covering that about $4,000 worth Of stock had been
duly transferred TO them notwithstsndin some OF
their neighhors in condition not quite agree
able Further examinations, according to the most
reliable accounts show that the broker has taken with
him about ssventy.seven thousand dollars; and We
learn that among those who have suffered by the ope-
ration are the fc flowing houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

To ascertain the representative or federal popula
ton, according TO the constitution, it will be remem
bered that three fths only of the slaves are to be
calculated. The representative number of the
slaves, therefore, will be 800 000 to which add the
whites and free colored, and we have total of
% 239 46s the representative population of the
thirty. one States. According to the act of Con-
gress passed at the last session, the federal
population is TO be divided by 2S3-the present
number Of members of the House Of Representa-
tives-for the purpose of fixing the ratio of
representation for the next ten years This ratio,
if our estimate of the total population is nearly cor
rect, will be about 49, Az; and those States having
the largest fractions, when the population is cor
rectly sscertained will be entitled to the odd men,
bers required to make the whole number Of Repre-
sentative-233-as at present.
BY the census ofls4o, the ratio Of representation
was fixed at 70,6sO, and an additional member to
each State having fraction greater than one half
Of the ratio.
We think that the representation of the several
Staf will nd men yIv fni 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC 1t u now nearly
hurry hree days since the steamship Atlantic left
Liverpool on her trip to New York, and ~ 20 this
time no tidings Of any kind have been received q
her A. might BE- expected, the friends and reIa
lives u the passengers are une isy concerning her
safety; but i must Ne recollected that II she was
sisahld, ard vas compelled 10 put back 10 England
or 20 Ireland, or 10 steer fof the Western lses, We
could not have hestd from her; for II she was ten
days A. 50 when he met with accident,
she could not reach my x those paces 10 less than
three weeks by sell alone Th~te Il ~ yet, there
fore, no need Il any alarm Tbe provincial go
vetment ~ Nova Scotia have despatched a reye-
nue. cutter in search q her on The sugpoation tina,
she may be near the coast, moverneut which /.
properly appreciated in The United states: but we
think II likely she j. either at Fayal or Cork Ills
protosed in ZONE quarters 70 send yessel 20 look
for her, and II she b. no, heard from ~ The steam.
ship from Liverpool which is now nearly due, We
sbiuL il would be advisable to do go. We cannot
think enc Il lost. Captain West is one Of our most
skilful commanders, and she sss stout vessel a.
wood and iron can make. Il must be borne IN mind
MAI sinnilar detentions to steamsh ~ have occur.
red before this Notwithstanding recent misfor-
tunes. we have full faith in Mr.. Collins line Of
steamships
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

$50 feet on the street. The price =
: seon - new snuren built t.
cation. ON their present To-
Lows AND SUICIDE Coroner
n0ra an Inquest on ,s vas cses
stien who was dissoveree tho name Of Mary Loun-
Washington street, dead in her bed st No. ssh
Coroner, on holding Ariy yesterday morning. The
dence which went the investigation elected evil
was in love; and show that the unfortunate girl
the young - the affection not returned by
Desperate che object Of her devotion che became
taking iaud, the result her self destruction by
North Am mum. Gustavus Miller, mate OF the ship
North r. erica, from Hamburgh lying at Pier No. IL,
young .ve<, was examined before the Coroner. This
lie sr man 1t seems the object Of her affection.
eea DAted that he well acquainted with the de-
ssd and was aware that she loved him; but that he
formed her few days sgoi that he would not marry
any one until he In better circumstances. On
Tuesday night the deceased went down to the ship.
and asked to see Mr. Miller saying she wanted much
him, and returned back to her residence and daring
the night she sdmnstsred to herself the laudanum,
which proved fatal. DR.. vsnlier made the post norton
examination, which exhibited congestion Of the brain,
caused by an overdose OF lsudanum. The deceased
was 70 years Of age and native Of Hamburger, Ger
many. The jury rendered = verdict, That the de.
ceased came 70 her death by overdose of
administered By her own hands"
BsAsTls STATE OF IyIoIlcArIos.The police captains
report several men as being arrested for being found
in the streets Sin beastly state of intoxication.
| This mistake beasts never get drunk.
| THRowse ASHES AND GARBAGE IN THE STREETS
Jane vsnbeck and Richard Wright, were arrested on
Tuesday blythe police for throwing ashes in
the street. and fined 81 each. Mary Deckenim was
committed by Justice Mountfort for throwing garbage
| In the streets.
STEALING DIRT. Michael Stokes, was arrested on
| Tuesday byEoficer Thompson OF the 18th ward for
stealing dirt of the avenue In violation of the
city ordinances. Francis Kelly was arrested by the
/ 10th ward police, for the same offence
| CRIMINALS DlscHARcEp.-The police captains of the
Fourth ward, report i've larceny, in all of
which, the offenders were discharged by the mass-
| trate.
DEAD Bopy MICRO FouSp.-Yesterday morning,
q under Il.
Pestigreus wheelwrght shop, corner Of 45th street
and Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

Important Statistics Of the United States
The Population OF the Great RePubiic.
The official and reported returns of the census
of 1850, from the several States and Territories,
have so far come in that we are enabled to make
the following proximate statement of the population
of the different States and Territories of the Union,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30
Total States IL territories. 2, 6A, GOT

Total States " territories Is ,oi4,oU3 le,O63, 30
Texas, California, Utah, and New Mexico, hav-
nag been annexed to the United States since 1910,
no estimate is made of their population in that
year. The population OF Minnesota and Oregon
in lS40, is Of course unknown
With regard to the population of the thirty-one
States, which representation to the lower house
of Congress is based, we believe it will stand near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30


The Grand Carnival a TrspIer HaIi.-On
Monday his br,llisa' event will on Never in
sa; s s. n.. s'sa :s
their cost ate. the s The sI,s men in the State have
ssf.uss%sss WI ,fs. New
ents viii ser when ali is
sG'S Tnss Srss o.
Broadway.
Now IL the time to secure yourself Build
ing at the village Of College Point about eishs
E s 49, h
s1ss s' shs .pe .s
be two s,stnSs. running to ad STn s1s is' Usr VII
ss sT;,y viii hi ss
prevent sas ssssRmens Of any business. that viii prove
s pses Wiz Il as sssn and very
Of those who have build Inn
a.s%
e G.s y ;; 1rsi s, %sas
and hen the merchant and be in the city be-
This
risanis, Fsrdhsm. or Monticello
To Perfect the handwriting In ono course
Of tuition GOLDSMITH is row doing at his we'll known
.iSiisiy Let them and Judge themselves. the
y o % oo as Ss s q
Each of these miracles is now fat aooomph
Fresh Arrivals.-E. H. Newman, 331k
has received os embroidered 40
sa sos nsho r. CD Sci
waists embroidered under sleeves which he Is selling AZ
cent under u.ual prices strictly small syssm
valentin es! Observation-Disclosures has just
opened splendid of Valentines at the
for Ts .ns Fancy css asarS Bali VIII
Emporium. Tickets called for sOon IS they
Attention Daguerreotypssts! -Great Auc-
carved TO-
eady examination opportunity rarely occurs
Comb Factory, 3s7 Broadway-shelI and
Buffalo born dress Combs rhis selection, acknowledge
the finest il the osy has Of late had additions ana
style not TO be obsined in any other estabshment Comba
A. J. SAUNDERS. s7 Broadway.
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, to Color the
g Or shi: can ts washed %a sdstsy Without
sold at Fao.ary No. i sr
ali druggists city sounsrs
Hair Dye.-Batsholor's Instantaneou La.
grid sss Ays oelsSEssd in London psri. Boston,
cured genuine st the street New York
PIom.s i Tor sale wholesale retail. OF applied Copy
KGreat improvement In Hair Dye--Ballard's.
srs remum viii c,or ,se hair any SHADE In twenty mt
nutes without tie trouble of washing before
Application Forsae BY Rushton Clark Co. CrssAdora.
Seas;y & o Sssn:s street. s',ss
ner Of Broadway. For sale applied.
Wigs and Toupees.-Persons wishing .
ysry sopsror Wig or r9gpss should call - BAtohslors
he perfectly understands all their matter
how scul he fails TO 1T the head he
his business. and makes business Of IL Copy his address.
And give him call
Watts Nervous Antidote prssldes over
the largest number medicine gAn
cd the possible oh of celebrity
all Affections neuralgia, tic doourour spasms.
cramp I'D in fact all the long lat of affections.
hot I. WATTS. n. d., 40 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

Of Jos Rsdgers Geo wostenholm sc The ssortpeatsm
tclss fer toilet use. SAUNDERS. 1t7 Broadway,
Corner Of Liberty o., and @7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30
Marine Affairs.

For EURoPE.-The r. NJ. steamship Asia, Capt.
Lang, sailed yesterday for Liverpool with s272 1913 in
specie and seventy passengers, whose names will be
found In another column.
STEAMER VICTORIA, owned by Mr.. j. Rawdon, and
built by ]. NJ. woodward, made q very successful
trial trip, Saturday She Is intended to trade on
the coast of Trinidad.
COMMERCE OF New BEproRp.-The Whaeman's Ship
ping List gives the total value Of sperm Oil entered
into the New Bedford district in the year 1850 ut
81 sS5l43 Of whale oil Sl460, COS; Of bone $60l, :
ooo Total value Of whale fishing $3,S46,759
The number Of vessels entered from foreign ports
lao; OF which all but were American; IS of these
were employed in the whale fishery, and So in the
foreign trade-(47 from the British Provinces) The
amount of duties received imported dur
ing the wear, was SIS 500 l3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

The Grand Sarn1vet ~ TF1pler Hal1.-On
Monday next, his brill event will on Never in
this other city hAs public ball been xiyen bv
private the tickets o. which rsdesmabis
their after the 10 The first State have
invitsdthe fret in the city take part in the
The company VIII comprise the elite
York-he fancy music decorations short ali the
papiu ents will be .aperb and remember is
over good for dollars
useful articles, at Tuttes unrivaea emporium, 3i6
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

To Perfect the handwriting In ono course
of tut ton, GOLDSMITH doing at his we'll known
rsoms 2sg eadwsy Thought BY some persons an mpys
sbilty Let them call and judge 10 themselves In the
days Of "sow coaches people secuted the idea of rail-
roads Lardner said could not the Atlantic
Each Of these miracles 10 fat accompu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30
In Hair Dye--Ballard,s

sIs rem,nm vii e,or ,ae hair shade in twenty mt
nutes without tie trouble of washing before after the
application Forsae BY Rushton. Clark Co. CrssAdora.
Dibee, Rdgeway. hilbau and Daily, Broadway; Guion.
Bowery Mrs Hays Brooklyn Office 1856 Fulton street.
Of Broadway. For sale or applied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

very superior Wig Toupes should call ~ BAtohslorl
celebrated Wig factory, No. Wall vt They will hnd
how scul he fails to At the head; In he
his business and makes business Of it, Copy his address
And give him . call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

Watts Nervous Antidote prssldes over
the largest number Of diseases medicine and
cd the CHEST possible Pic Of celebrity IL cures At
All afictoSs neuralgia, tic dolouroux, spasms
cnmp in fact, all the long hat Of Affections
bott'' T. WATTS. y. D., 40 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

V6IehIIhts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mas 1U66
opened splendid assortment Of Valentines at the
t6 Broadly NotieeEyery person purchas ticket
for Tutte Grand Fancy Dre. Civic and Military Ball. will
be entitled to It's full value Valent in fancy
useful articles Of description from the
at the Tickets should be called for they
are selling spidly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

Broadws has received lot embroidered handk at
4 embroidered night caps D. 3D. 10 Bal breakfast sleeves
Is 3D. Some beautiful collars ehemisettss infants robes
low prices Also lot black lace dem yeiis per-
cent under uAua prices Strictly the small profit
with no deviation in prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

NUknD = WCtOSys ooS DTOouWuy-SAG11 ANU
Buffalo born sess Cembs This selection, acknowledged
the hnest in the CITY has Of late had additions and
ladies will ind examination combs Of entire
style not TO he Obtained in other establishment Combs
made and repaired.
A. q J. SAUNDERS s7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

Attention Daguerreotypists!- -Great Auc-
ion sale OF seysrai LOO star Plates, No. 40 Also.
valuable Carved Wood Daguerreotype Frames to fit
gallery, and large lot Of French Passepareuts by
Lawrence Co., all street. this day. Tho goods
ready for examination Such opportunity rarely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

gad ssit Ays oelesr.sd in London, Psris sosson,
cured genuine 1t the Wall New York
The public must beware of See di-
pomas 1t 10 for sale wholesale and retail applied Copy
the address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

FhaIOhb Magic Hnir Dye, TO Color tho
Hair hiskers il applied without injury
to the hair or skin can washed mu ediaely without
disturbing the color has bsd odor It applied or
sold, at PHAL9Ns Jig Factory No. 1877 Broadway corner
Of Dy street. and by all ths druggists city country
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-03-26
Cheese vs.. Cannon shot.

The greatest amuiunluou that We have
Com Coe, of the MonlesIdran navy, Who, 10
40 enpa.emen, with Admiral Brown OF the
Burnn. AyIean service, fred every shot from
his locker.
VITA, shall We do, sir I asked the fist
Lieutenant, we've not a single sho, aboard I;
round, grape, Canister and double. headed are
all gone
Powder gone ell 7 ak Coe.
No, sir: 20, lots Of tha, ven
We had dArn'd hard cherse-a round
DIch oue, for dr--ert a, dluner to-day do
Oh remember ~ 7 said Coe
Il ought TO br, Ike the cavIng knife 10
irving TO cu' It, sif.'
Are there any more sboafd 7
About two d,zen. We took Ihem from
droger.'
W 4 they 90 into The Is porndrrs 7
! b, ihundrr, Cormad but rhs :. the idea
. IA trv EN- cried the FIST luH. And IN
lew minutes The Ge oil the old San's Mara
tCo. g shl J ahtch had oess,d iiely "a
reopen-d, and Ad tltal Brosn ound more sho
Aug about b.. head. Drecily one Of then
struck his malnma.i. and az i, did 80 chat
tered and fe~ 10 every direction.
What the devil Is thi shich the enc m
10 firing 7 asked Admiral Bow, but nobod
could tell.
Directly snol her came 10 through a POI
and killed Two men who we're sanding nes
hin: and then striking the opposite bulwafs
burst INTO a uders.
By Jlve, this Is too much this is som
new tangled pstyhsn or olhe, ! don't lik
him al a T. SAID Brown; and then, as four q
FIVE more OF ,hem came slap Trough his sall
he gave orders to Gil away, and actuslly bacl
ed out OF the Fl hi, Receiving parting bfost
SIDE Of Dutch chee.e-. Thsls 40 actual fac
our Informant Was fra L,euienen, on Coe
. ship Hartford Co.ront