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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04
BOSTON MARKET-Feb. 30.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

FLoUR.-The Flour market is as duh az previous
Nv noticed The sales have been at $3.50 a Si.75
for Western superfne, s4.75 a S5.25 for common ex
tras and $3.50 "a So so for choice
GRAIN.-The market for Corn is the same. The
sales have been at 81 al. os for Southern yellow.
and s1lS a sl14 for Western mixed. Oats are firm
with sales at GO "a 65 cts. Rye sales at 95 81 co..
PROVISI0NS.-Pork is dull. The Sales have been
at s22o0 a $500 for prime. s27 so "a s2s for mess.
Reef has been selling at sl2 SIS for mess and sl9 q
p for family. Lard l6ls Gle. I, ID. Smoked Hams.
Is a IS cts. T. h.
PRoDUCE.-The market for Butteris dull. The
sales have been at IS "a So for New York and YER
mont o q IS cts v h for common. Cheese is quiet;
with sales at II a II cts, for farmers diaries, and
Ii a is cts for factory White Beans, So a 275. Po-
tatoes are selling at IS 65 OTIS. Tbushel. Onions s4
50 "a AIS q Dbl. Eggs 80 a 80 cts y dog.
has been fair and the tendency is upward The sales
Of the week have been l4000O0 lbs. at As @ IS for
fleece and IS @ 50 for pulled.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

The State Insurance Commissioners
report that there can be but little doubt
that the amohpt of premiums paid TO
Foreign ms. Companies is at least $780,
600 more than is paid for losses in the
0ate." This is suicidal. No one who
G|kards his own interest and that Of his
safe should insure in foreign compa-
~ if he can do it as cheaply at home.
be Windsor County Company offers
Dry cheap insurance and is undoubted-
S afe.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

HIGH WAY SuRvEYoRs.-The follow
ing are the High Way Surveyors elected
on Tuesday for this town for the year
ensuing:
District No. 1, j. w. Church. No. 2,
Geo. C. Bidwell. 3d-Levi Rice, 18th
Wilson Lowell, 5th-D. B. Damon, 9th
John L. Buxton, 7th-Isaac Rice, Sth-
t. C. Howard, 9th-K. P. Barry. 10th
Samuel L. Daggett, 11th-Fred Wiley,
12th-John Moar, 13th-Alba Buss,
14th-Simeon Latham, 18th Hugh
Christy, 1Sth-M. F. Burt, 19th-Jo-
seph H. Barry. 2Oth-E. P. B. Pulsipher,
2lst-Wm. j. Webb, 23d-A. II. Ster-
ling.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

THE so called Perry MANSION situated In he
L Pleasant village Of Cambridgepcrt Vt, not eve
Mill and School house. The honss y nearly new.
The main part is 70 q two stories high, with on
into the following. rooms yiE ! Parlor. Sitting
Room, Dining Room. Library. Kitchens. Pam
with all the modern appliances. Billiard Room.
The whole is finished in the most approved style.
the house and is very conveniently arranged for the
keeping Of horses and cows With .la!se hay loi cv-
water which supplies both house and barn. The
buildings are covered with slate. The main part y
surrounded with verandah upon three sides. There
is or 10 acres Of land divided into moving and pas
ture and garden. There are one hundred choice
FRUIT TREES, upon the place. The whole is Of
call upon Rev. J. G. McColiom. the premises, Of
49, JOSEPH wATERHoUsE. Prof.
Fitchburg. Mass.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Joel q. Waikin,s Eatnfe.

NsHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed by
L the Probate Court for the District of Windsor
Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
of JOEL q, WATKINS, late of Chester, in said Dis
trct deceased. and the claims of the deceased ex-
hibited in of to the claims Of the creditors here
by give notice that we will meet for the purpose of
examining and allowing said claims at the Office Of
Prescott Heald in said Chester. the I'D day Of
MARCH. and the 9Th day q July next from y o'clock
that six months from the fourth day of January a.
d. 1870, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to for examina-
ton and allowance Dated at Chester. this 18th day
of February A. D.. 1870.
PRESCOTT HEALD. Commissioners.
G. p. SPAULDING. Administrator. Gil
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-H Ho-
mer Goodhue of Westminster West, is
reelected commissioner for this county,
without opposition. The vote is light as
usual where there is no opposition, being
as follows, in the towns named Rock
ingham. "a, Athens 30, Westminster 90,
Grafton 70, Londonderry So, Putney SO,
Townshend, lis. In Londonderry, Al
bert M. Albee and E. F. Rugg had one
each and in Grafton, James B. Morgan
and J. r. Blood one each.
In Windsor county very light vote
was thrown and the few returns received
show Morris G. Fairbanks to be ahead,
but they are not sufficient to indicate the
result in the county. In Reading the
vote was Fairbanks 30, John Spaford
IL. Plymouth, Fairbanks 10, Spafford
III. Weston, Spafford %, Fairbanks
none.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue of license from the Judge of Probate
ID will sell ut Public Auction Saturday, March
49, 1870 at IL o'clock NJ all my ward interest in the
real estate. known ms the ellison Walker Farm.) of
the late John Walker. situated in Langdon and
Charlestown consisting of the Home Farm contain
ing ls7 acres more or less and three excellent pas
lures, containing nearly 800 acres.
EVELYN s. WALKER, Guardian.
will sell at same time and place all my right Of
dover and homestead in the above mentioned real
estate. EYELY n s. WALKER.
GEO. RUST, Auctioneer.
Langdon, March /, 1870 $40
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1ifd

Marriages and Deaths inserted PREF. Obituaries
poetry. to be paid for according to length
In Brattleboro, Feb. 90 LEWIS NJ. BURDITT.
aged 3d.
In West Windsor Feb. 9. of typhoid foyer, RALPH
G.. LAMS0N, aged % years. mo.
In Metamora. ILL.,, Jan. %. 1870 A. II. FULLER,
aged 81 years. formerly of Grafton. Vt.
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CATTLE MARKET.

AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Shotcs Fat Hogs. Veal.
Thisweek. 2O7l hajs 400 900 %
Last week. 1884 1885 400 90 %
one wear ago, lll5 s0is 1000 90 20
E PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra, $3.50 "a $500;
first quality $3.50 q l250 I'd quality. HOO y sll7o;
third quality. 5000 "a 1915. ,.,,o
Prices Of Store Cattle,-Working Oxen. pairasioo
y Mich oows.--s5 o 900 Extra ss5 @ $50. Farrow
stores.-Y earrings, II "a IS. Two years old So
a So Three years old $40 a s62,
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head in lots. &. % 9 600
/ Hides.-slsc = n.
REMARKS. Trade remains unchanged as to
prices though hardly as quick last week. Sales
averaged a 1870. Sheep were not in as good de-
mand as last week Sales at 5 q 9t4c.
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Dissolution.

YlNTE copartnership heretofore existing between
L JACOBS & STEVENS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Chester, VT, Feb. 49, 1870.
+. G. JACOBS,
CHAS. NJ. STEVENS.
All persons indebted to the late firm are requested
to make payment to +. q, JACOBS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

A CAID.-O. f. Woods, would re-
turn Thanks to the people of Bellows
Falls and also to the Rutland boys Of
No. 2, who SO kindly rendered him SO
much assistance in taking care of his
goods on the night of the fire.
Bellows Falls, March /, 1870.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

TWO NEW COTTAGE HOUSES for sale in
CharIestown. On H) Village. with gardens
aare at TIMES OFFICE. Bellows Fails. or of o.
SMITH 4 CO.. Charlestown. N. ii. 8
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

Levi Pratt, Jr., working in the cir
cular saw mill, at North Hyde Park,
had his arm caught in the saw and the
bones of the lower arm sawed twice of.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

- Andrew Smith of South Woodstock
has small carrot which is almost aper-
feet picture of child's hand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04
Lumber for Sole.

On mn TO 1000 feet Of good Hemlock Lum-
OV,OUV Der. suitable sor boards dimension
timber for sale ut Holmes Mills. at Paper Mill VII
lase. n. II. Apply to Mr.. Holmes or the subscriher
e,ush Ae~ast.. n H.. P.b 10. isn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04
For Sale.

THE house and lot now belonging to R. E. Shsidon
Of Sinclairville, N. r., and known as the for
Grafton village on Main street. in very pleasant
locality and the centre of business-most desir
able property is offered for sale. Terms easy. Ref
erence may be had to the owner or to SAMUEL
PHELPS Of Grafton Village. VT 5-i2
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Wanted

IMMEDIATELY two good WOOD WORKERS to
"0sA " 0'' 81 r. coBfEE,IGR. Chester. VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

A LII bills cur books must be settled yfhsat T.
n lay, or cost will Be made. ~ are do1oRminod
to cia.e theunp- Respectfully.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

WESTMINSTER FARMERS CLUB.-The
next meeting of the Westminster Farm
ers' Club will be held Monday evening,
March 7th. Subject, Poultry, the best
breed and best manner of managing
them to secure the greatest profit. Re-
port of last meeting next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

ATTEMPTED MURDER AT BARToNs-
vILLE.-At about six o'clock on We'd
nesday evening of last week, james
Wheelock attacked his brother Lewis,
while asleep in his chair, witha fire shov-
ell striking him two heavy blows on the
head, laying bare the scalp. He does
not seem to have been much stunned for he
recovered himself soon enough to see his
brother approaching their invalid and
helpless sister evidently with the purpose
of dispatching her, and rallying his
strength and making movement as if
for her defence, james turned and went
into another room, where he was soon fol-
lowed by Lewis who found him with his
throat cut. As he was not dead, and
not daring to leave him in the house
with his sister alone, he bound his hands
and feet with cord, and then called for
help upon the neighbors, who fonnd the
scene above described. DIR. Parker was
sent for and found he had not cut either
of the jugular veins, and will doubtless
recover. Lewis was much the most in
iured of the two, though at first he was
not aware of much injury till putting
his hand to his head found his scalp
hanging loose.
1t appears these two brothers are bach
elors, and, with a helpless sister, keep
house, Lewis doing the cooking and
homework. They are sixty or more
years of age. Insanity is supposed to
be the cause, as no reason for such an
assault is known. Lewis had suspected
his intention of suicide for some days,
and had watched him, putting certain
articles of destruction out of his reach
We believe he has made no explanation
of his attempt, but still persists that
Lewis ought to be killed, and it is doubt.
less case which the authorities should
transfer to the asylum for such persons
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04

A CARD.-The subscribers desire in
this public manner to express to the en-
CINE company in isvillage and to those
from abroad who assisted them, and to
the citizens generally their kind thanks,
for their very timely and efficient aid in
saving property from destruction by fire
on the morning of the first of March,
1870 H.f nif
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-03-04
Notice.

Notice.
THIS is to certify that have this day given my
i son. HENRY r. TRIP. his time 70 act and
trade for himself during the remainder Of his minor
ity and l shall claim none of his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting after this date.
RICHMOND TRIP.
ANSEL wHITCOMB. Witness
Jamaica. VT, Feb. IL. 1870 SO
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The Fircman's Levce and Bah.

The fremen certainly have every rea-
son to be satisfied with their levee and
ball on Monday evening, except Of course
its sudden aud unhappy ending. They
had the largest crowd of The season, nor
did it lack for nice toilettes or good mu-
sic. Over thirty couples were present
from Rutland, mostly in uniform, and
other firemen were also present from
Keene, Eitchburg &c. The supper was
nice and included some of the choicest
dainties of any bill of fare, and was
served in engine hall by the ladies Of the
village, with Mr.. Dewey as prime minis
ter. Over two hundred partook of the
supper, and the affair passed off very
pleasantly up to the time it was inter
rupted by the fire, when both iiremen
and citizens were suddenly called to
sterner duties. ..,.
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TO TRAVELLERS, GOING SOUTH
AND WEST.

AND EST.
THO all persons desiring to travel South Wcaf.
L the undersigned would say. that he is prepared
to furnish Coupon and Book tickets. all the lead
ing railroad lines in either direction, to all main
points South via. the Great Southern Route, Penn
sylvania Central or York and Erie, going South *
Great Western. Grand Trunk via, Sarnia. Also tick
cts via. Rutland and Burlington, Vermont Central
Montreal. and 0gdensburg, West.
Tickets on the Southern Routes will carry to A.
leading and prominent places in Virginia and all the
other Southern States, including Richmond. Lynch
burg. Charlottesville. Manassas. Macon. Atlanta.
Miildgevile. Jacksonville. New Orleans. Nashville.
Memphis, Jackson, &e., &c.
The undersigned would further say that Is the fare
these routes has been raised in Boston. they car
and would respectfully request all going South or
West to give him call before purchasing elsewhere
D. ARMS,
Ticket ACT.
Bellows Falls VT. Jan. 25th. 1870.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PAVING OF n srREET, washington, u G.
oFFIeE 80 CsNNisstoSEEs,


CRY HALL. WAsHINGr oS. sept. p. lcO
Uuder authority ot the act Of Congress approved
,,on Coz the imProS eInen, and ps1ias sf street n
The sTH BAY "a I'M S sss 2"
Nv fSrk sYeDues nearly one mile IN leaethI With
sH'. SsTl 3D. fSs 2, .as I sH. sss
Ft.s. BESeSGrS.>Ss.o .ss ssTrsSir'' fE"-
rersoIs n,sa,ss ~ The Nrk will b- exhibited o.
With all the inforInstion IN a. C MI es supplies
tioh rs " 0usntuies, character 81 WORT &c -,
point. oenneS, With the s1Sea.c = Al .ss
SSn'inssioners will, In way whatsYer L. 1, IN
y Any Information ~ Afforded. ''""a
Tie roadway e the street m.s, n. .,.a., ~.
contractor 81 a. 60 conform tie sub sraae on ~.
rrotles aud sections, which will De geseraily sl.
All paving and other stones n,nst he taken up b,
the contractor aud removed 20 such points a. The
reluired. the material escsvsted must be dep ,-t-a
by the contractor where directed - the Commits
same must be conpcs. Of eartn entirels FREE tr,r
lsG or vegetable matter, aud the Earth shall b. de-
four inches in thick ness each syer 20 ne therouSsy
rsmnled OF rolled with heavy roller
bTon the sub grade shall he lad bed of clssn
s'Avel and sand at least incbes in depth On the
I'D 81 uhe ,snd vii he LAID The wooden p.,emea,,
the Sn P Psa s ~ 1 eSS On ole In
the pavement down. each sIack and pi~ce Il timseS
Used IN its construction must be thoroughly TIM
mersd IN hot coal tar and the surface be after
sand etc. '
Bidders will be required % state in their prora...
Ire price per square yard Tor putting down the pave
rlent which price must cover all preliminary ana
preparatory work, and include every thing ne~s-zrx
20 take the street in the condition IN winch A NAV
De found hen the work u c1mmeuceSi aud leave IA
acompetely ed and first clsss th0rOughfare in
every respect.
The work must Ne commenced AZ such ttmes an 4 ~
such places the Commissioners may direct ana
must be fully completed 90 their entire
without unnecessary delay and with the pSs-i
BILE obstruction 90 travel incenvcnience o. rts-
dents on the line Of the work
The Cutnm lsrOBcrs reserve the right o. REJECT any
OF all bids received under this adverti-ement
FOR further Information IN regard grades, auan-
Titles, Ss apply 20 Wm. Forsyth. su pertnterd ant
sud Inspector Of Streets and testrs NJ his o,a in
the City Hall building, OF no, q street northwest
Bids must be sealed and addressed 60 n q. I'm
cry. MayoT aud President of the BOARD % Commits
sioDers, and endorsed. E" Proposals Tor Paving N
street northwest. They mpst slso be secon panied
bl the written rantee 90 al least res pausb
ltal property holders in the District of CoIu nks
that the contract, ~ awarded, will he und-rtaken
and carried out with strict and faithful observa Dcs
Of all its terms.
The proposals received hereunder will be opened
publicly st the place and time above named.
M. e.. EMURl. Mayor.
n. MICHLEk.
Commissioner of Public Buildiags.
MlLLlAm sTlCkNEf,
WILSON \. BROWN.
4. N. kAUffMANN,
se25 bot IRep Commissioners.
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Pr LATIMER CLEARY, Auetloueers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and liz street.
PR9vEb PROPERTY IN THE HEHRr or
THE THE e SrlSSffR9N 1IT 6 sFskET' OPPOSITE
r. Of the District OF Columbia. passed the iith
smepdatory Of the terms thereof passed the sst dsy
z, august, A: u ls,e; in Llaity Cause No. lag,
on WEDNESDAY. the nth tsthI dsJ Of october
the siternoon, ti9 .; M Offer for ,ale At public
tne above mentioned cause, a. follows, viz:
=, Lot numbered Nine 49,. in Square numbered -Four
Hundred Fifty six 4s6), W Washington city, ID. q and
South Half OF Lot numbered Ten 10. in the same
lot No has front on 7th street of about 20 feet
% inches, with an average depth Of about ~ feet.
BUILDING with basement aud attic. '0'' Dni'A
The south halt Of Lot No. 10 has a front On 7th
about Iee feet 10 inches and is improved by three
story BRICK BUILDING with basement and attic.
sii eth street. N ". portioS Of the SeSr am
estate. Very substantially built They sdjon the
new Irss building known the :" MAY Bailding >
and offer to capitalists opportunity for investment
NOT surpassed by any IN the market They can be
moderniZed and made very desirable business prop
eriy or the material can be used in the erection OF
te, mere being no more eligible position for such
now IN the market.
two pieces OF property Will be offered together-tht
ITsstee reseryng the right TO offer them in separate
parcels should no satisfactory BIZ smsle for them
Jointly, The property Is estimated by the auditor of
the court TO be worth from : i3 coo to SSo.0o0 At
tenuoh Is invited &c the following libeI l
Terms 81 sale: One fourth :. cash; the balance
IN three - equal instaments payable with interest
AZ the rate OF SIN t6l per rent per annum in enc, /
two 90 and three 81 years date of sale the pur
CHASER TO give his prcmissory notes therefore,
cured 10y deed OF trust upon the premises. Convey
ancins and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
FIVE hundred dollars sst1l down at the time OF ths
sale on each piece of property
The Truttee the right IL the terms az
are not complied with in twenty 900 days on ten (IOJ
of Washington, D. C., TO resell the pr sperty AT IN
risk and expense Of the defaulting purchaser.
X ID. MUSSEY, Trustee to sell.
sc IL dads LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
tChi on. and Repub,I
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GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER is com
" puted to have cured 10000 invaids since its dis
covery, seven years ago, of Chronic Rheumatism
Gout, Gravel, Kidney and Urinary Diseases gener-
Ally, OF Dyspepsis, Of Liver Complaint, Of Chronic
Bronchial and Asthmatic Affections, of General De.
bllty, &c, &c Many Of these cures reported by
victims Of Quack medicines and worthless spring
waters. S'Ae
Price per case OF two dozen quarts at the Spring.
or at the New York Depot, go. Address GEfTYS.
BukG SPkiNG 20 at Gettysburg, Pa, or at So
tArk fiace- new tOrk' 60 ATM
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DRoPosALs FOB FUEL,

OFFICE OF DrsgURsrNG CLERK AND SUPER 2
INrkNDENT Posr OFFCE DEPARTMkyr.>
WAsHINGroS ID. c. September Is, ls0. y
Sealed Proposals will be received At this once
livery and storage OF 60 tons 2D pound Of Batt
more Company, Lee. other nrst Class " lite A.
Anthracite FarnAce COsls.
81 tons q go pounds best Lyken Valley, siEs
for CRATES The coal 90 be thoroughly screened md
Alse' 40 cords best seasoned Oak wook. end q
cords best seasoned Bakers Pine.
The whole 70 be lbs pected, weighed and measured
by the inspector appointed By the Postmaster Gen
eral A prescribed by act OF Congress Of July H. l0
Average samples OF coal must accompany each ~
The Department reserves the right 90 reset I'll OF
any norton Of the bids received, found disaAvoa-
~ q A MCCARTNEY,
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Died..

HALL. On Friday, the I'D, $50, in the 10Th year
II her age, mrs. MARY Il. HALL.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence ID
street between 9th and 10th streets, Island, sun
day afternoon, the 18th inst, at O'Clock p. m.
CRUTCBLEy. On September q, $50, after q
brief illness, GRANVILLE MALC0M, youngest
child Of John w. Crutchley, deceased, and Annie ID.
Crntchley, aged years, II months and IL days.
The funeral will take place from 35 street. be
tween 81 and "A streets, Island to Sunday
att D. IN.
MELCHER. On the sd ult MARY, wife Of A.
ID. Mecher. In the % year Of Ter age. Funeral
notice in sunday notice.
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"The village of Duluth, upon Lake Super
Tor. Is called by it, citizens The Zenith City OF
the unsaltsd seas"
ga sqUash-yine may be expected in this
ty before long. IL has started IN Hampton, y.
H., and got 200 feet on the way.
sTThe women teachers at the recent meet
OF the Crawford County. Ind, Institute, signed
pledge not TO wear corsets for one year.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


Information Ia, been received at this Department
from l.. Rowland Colt, the Consul of tue United
states at Valencia, SPAIN Of the DEATH the 10Th
July last, at the Valencia Hospital, of James Viii
lams, ooIored,) native of Williamsburg, l.. L., and
late OF the ship Annie Sise.
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NOT MUCH or A CAPTURE.-The flibuster
steamer Salvador, which was captured few
DAYS ago by the Spaniards, had successfully
landed the greater portion of her cargo Of arms
and ammunition for the Cubans, and they were
secure in the interior OF the island. The steamer
had been abandoned a. unsewOrthy, and only
the pilot and six tiremen were captured with
her.