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Notre Dame of MARYLAND,

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES FOS YOUNG
" LADIES, conducted by the School Siss
tiers OF Notre Dame, Two and half miles
north o, Baltimore.
This institution is located in the most de-
sirab part of Baltimore county, at the IN
terSectiOn OF Charles street. and Homeland
avenues, about three miles north Of the
Washington Monument OF Baltimore city.
The grounds are well shaded, handsomely
designed with fine walks and carriage roads,
and extensively planned for exercise ami
recreation.
The building is constructed and furnished
with every accessory AMI appointment fOr
comfort, convenience aud safety. 1t is
thoroughly ventilated, well heated by hot
water, lighted by gas. and each story is pro-
viisd with excellent spring W alter, speaE ing
tubes electric bells and clocks. IA security
against fire theIe ere two plugs in each
story with hose attached. 10 call assistance
at any moment ofd9uger an eli ctrlc alarm
has been placed in the tower. Arrange
NJ, MS have been made 10 accommodate
Parlor BoGrders or Young Ladies who wiah
10 give attention 10 special branches Snd
desire 20 enjoy the comforts OF private
Apartments. The system OF education az
iO5dS e yrIy advantage for the acquisition OF
refined no solid education. sTcc!ai at
tenti0n will hs given 20 the German and
French language.
TERMS PER ANNUM:-Rosd and tut.
ton. including the french and German
! lapgusseS, Plain NeeilewOrk, the elements
OF Drawing and Vocal Music S22G IrTepu
lars or ParIor BOarderS $500. Music, Painting,
Spanish, SC, form extra charges.
For special Information address nGRFCT-
RES NUTRE DA ME OF MARYLAND,
Govanstown Postofllce, Baltimore county
Md augli.egb
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Our Geographic dispatches last Sat-
uyday morning announced the killing
Of General E. S. McCooK, at Yankton,
Dacotah Territory, in apersonal alter"
cation with A banker named WINTER
NUT. The Steubenville Herald says OF
General McCooK.
"He was General in the cavalry
service in the army Of the Cumberland
aud won high distinction during the
war. He was a son OF DR.. John Nc
Cook, of this city. and brother Of Col.
George w. McCook. He was q dele
gate to the last National Republican
Convention. He was also delegate to
the National Soldiers and Sailors
Convention held at Pittsburgh last
September, and was for some time
Governor OF Colorado by appointment
Of General Grant"
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SENATOR THURMAN has been CON.
menting upon the Expenditures OF the
Federal Department Of Justice. After
showirg that for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1872 the expenditures were
S., 0T6, $50. aud that 40 additional ap-
preparation of $4,000 va asked for
i. the deficiency bill, Nr THURMAN
said There was expended in Ohio
$95, 9.2, with 3 population ot2,G6OOOO.
What was the expenditure in Arkansas
with population OF $4,000? 1t was
$s94,33l, more than in the State OF
New York with 100000. 1t was
$4,000 morethan was expended in the
whole STATES OF Ohio and Pennsylva-
sia put together. Now, gentlemen
how comes it that in Arkansas there
wer. expended s294.33l in one single
year, as the judicial expenses OF that
State, which does not include the sala-
ries Of the 8 judges? How
came it, Why, Mr.. Attorney
General Williams saw that thing
would have to be explained, and he
tried to explain it in his report. He
says: ,'The expenses Ct the year have
been large, being augmented by the act
passed entitled An act to protect all
persons in the United States in their
civil rights, and furnishing the means
OF decentralization; all the expenses iu-
cidertto the enforcement of the proyi-
siops Of this act are chargeable to this
appropriation. In some districts these
expenses have been very heavy, and it
has been only with the most rigid econ
omy that the expenses have been kept
within their present limits. A large
sum has been expended for juries, and
70. with esses, q larger Gum than for the
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two previous years but I am unable to
control it,"
Senator THURMAN then proves that
these expenses could have been con-
troled and curtailed by the chief officer
OF the department ofjustice, but that
no effort was made to reach such q
result. The money was drawn from
the public treasury, paid over to
certain parties, and no further &C.
count taken OF the matter. In order
to make his arrsignment palmer
and stronger, Senator THURMAN, pre-
scented the following comparison to the
people OF Ohio: "You have eighty
Common Pleas Courts, in all one hun.
dred and seventyssix Courts, that sit in
this State, without counting the Su-
preme Court or the Superior Court in
Cincinnati; you have in Ohio one
hundred and ninety-six Courts. and
tkey hold, in the course OF the year,
nearly or quite four hundred terms
without. counting your Probate Courts.
Now, in the State OF Arkansas, in the
western district, where $4,000 were
spent, there is but one Court OF the
United States, and that Court holds but
two terms, and those terms need not be
over three or four weeks each in 6ura-
ton, and yet, while the entire judicial
cost OF litigation in the State OF Ohio,
as shown by the report Of your Secreta'
~, is less than 100000 where
there are one hundred and ninety
niue Courts and four hundred terms OF
Courts, aud the business of 100000
people, the cost ofthis one Court, hold
ing but two terms, exceeded the whole
amount CT litigation for the entire State!
OF Ohio"
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THB murder OF Mrs. SUREATr is be.
Jag again discussed by the newspapers.
Mr.. Holt has published letter stat
lag that the court m artlal unanimously
recommended 10 President JOHNSON
the Communication OF her sentence to that
OF imprisonm ent for life. Mr.. JOHNSON
II said to be preparing reply that will
set forth his version OF the case. Gen.
oral HARrRANPr, OF Pennsylvania, who
was Provost Marshal and bad charge
OF the prisoners charged with Mr.. LIN
ooLS's assassination, denies the gener-
ally believed story that Mrs. SUERATr
wss manacled during the trial or
at any time beforer he exc
en.ion. 1t is strange That
this has not been denied soone. il the
abatement is untrue. All OF the con-
temporary accounts OF the trial and de-
scriptions of the prisoners asserted that
Mrs. SURRATr, as well as PAYNE
HAROLD, and the others, was heavily
ironed, and if it were not so, certainly
some correction should have been pub
lisbed at an earlier day. Mr.. Holt
says in bis letter that no effort was
made or wish felt to interfere with or
embarrass Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON in
his defense OF the prisoners, but all who
remember the incidents OF the trial
will recollect that REvEEDY JOHNSON
was grossly and brutally in-
suited by the Infamous General DAVID
HUNrER who was President of the
Court and that he was virtually conn
PEELED to withdraw from the case for the
reason that the proceedings was entire
ly arbitrary an dwithout law and, as the
court had determined to convict, he
was powerless to serve the unhappy
victims OF the wrong.
The murder OF Mrs. SURRATr will al.
ways be a stain upon our national his
tory, and no amount of washing will
now suffice to cleanse the hands Of
any oue of the chief actors in the tEag-
edy.
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FARM, : to rent for less than the
taxes" is the startling caption Of an
advertisement in the New Orleans
Republican, the official journal Of the
State Of Louisiana. The Memphis
Register declares this circumstance
"proyes the 2lamentable fact that the
rule OF Radicalism in Louisiana has de-
s.royed the value of real estate in and
around one Of the most flourishipg aud
PROSPEROUS cities in the South
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Arlington Stove Works,

WYE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF AN
w NOUNClNG 10 our friends and the
public, that on Monday last, we recon-
inenced, with the aid OF new and very gu
perior machinery, the melting OF iron at
our Foundry in North Wheeling, OF which
establishment We are now again turning
out Stoves as heretofore.
|. We shall not at this time make an extern
ded advertisement, nor enumerate our va
rieties OF STOVES, but content ourselves now
saying that our stock OF Patterns saved at
the fire, comprise nearly all OF our latest
and most esteemed Stoves, both for heating
and cooking. OF heating Stoves we have
new patterns especially adapted to the fuel
of this region OF country. and in cooking
stoves, besides the Arlington, ofwhtch we
have six varieties. We have new and
less expensive stoves gotten up Like
the Arlington with especial reference to the
necessities OF our fuel, and inferior TO that
renowned Stove in capacity, only.
ser5 JOSEPH BELL & GO,
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Mis-. q. ~. NsIYYH'S

SiCHOnL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
y Children in The Lindsey Institute
huiIdir z, will reopen September S'h, 1873.
English brRnchoN, Mathematics and Modern
languages by competent teschers. Paint
ing and drawing classes taught by Mrs.
Wilkinson. The location Is very desirable,
being central, quiet and easy OF access. For
circulars or further information apply
Mrs. Smyth, Chapline street, near 9th,
LIST street., or at the school rooLs.
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Trustees sale

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED
y OF trust, executed by RaGolph SEUp-
bach, 10 the undersigned a. trustee, u -
cure II VIM. Wiedebu5ch The prom and
pn1ctuai payment % 2 certain pTCIll.saTy
day OF Jan. lS72, and payable 10 the order ~
said william W.edeDUsch, one Egar a.'--
date with insteTezt from date shall, on
Monday, tho 29th day or SEPT. Tsza.
proceed to sell, at public auction. at the
dwelling house OF the said William y;iats-
busch, situated on the corner Of MARI.
street and @arEet alley, and known "a the
Columbia House, ail the hOusebolS and
Kitchen furniture OF the said RCdoIDh
shupbach, more particularly cescfibe.i IN
said deed Of trust
TeTns o! Rals cash.
J. Z. GOOD,
Sof2f Trustee.
MILLER, Aucsoaser.
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How DO You Feel?

The fervid heats of summer are now over.
In what condition have theJ left your Is
your liver torpid or disordered, your ape
tite feeble, your digestion imperfect or pain
full, your nervous syst m shaky, your mind
lethargic? This is the state in which the
autumn finds tens OF thousands OF rs, and
in this state we are ripe for the malartoUs
feyers, and bowel complaints. and bilious
diseases, which the heavy 6ews, the vapors
and the vast difference between the temper.
ature OF night and day are apt 10 engender.
Rouse yourself from this condition with
Bostetter's stomach Ritters. Wake up the
latent vitality ofthe body, which only re-
qulres the stimulating, strengthening and
regulating agency this mighty vegetable
restorative TO enable 1t TO resume its activi-
~ and potency. Indigestion, biliousness,
rniasmatic feTers, and disorders OF the
bowels, are the usual sequences OF long
heated term. Prevent or cure them with
the Bitters. You can do either, but prevent
is the best.
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University of Virginia

Opens October ]; CONTINUES through nine
months. 1t Is organized in schools on the
elective system. with full courses in Classics,
Literature, Science with practice Ia Uhem-
ical and Physical Labratories), in Law,
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and Agri-
culture. Apply for Catalogues TO JAMES
+. HARRISON, Chairman P. D. University
OF Virginia, Albemarle Co., Va.
at,pll-egb
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LIST or GIFTS:
TOTAL, l2OOGIFy-s, ALlys4p

IUI = " I--V " n } > n I 4 7"
amounting to........... ............ 81 EC0, 200
The distribnayn viii lie positive, Whether
all the ticket. are sold or I.ot, aud The 1900
gifts all paid IN proportion 10 tie tickets
scld.
PRICE or TICKETS Whole tiCkctss So :;
Halves IS: TeHths, or each Coupon. s5 !;
Eleven - hole Tick t. for $50: 2zl5 Tickets
for $1,000; ll3 Whole Tickets for SOC; 81
Whole Tickets SIGODI. y o discount on less
than $500 worth ofIicasts at a time
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly I'LL
ed. Liberal terms given 70 those VINO buy
TO sell again
THOS Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ Lihr. Ky, and Manager GIFT
Concert, Public Library Building. Louis
Vile, KY. supt2ego
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

DUPILs WILL STILL BE RECEIVED
in the Music, Art or Instruction de-
partments OF this Institution, and can join
the classes just organized.
Special attention Is devoted to Music,
Vocal and instrumental, underline insruc-
ton of the Misses Doddridge, and Prof. A.
S. Roe. .rr-
Glasses in Latin, Greek, French or Ger
man, under capable teachers. sepl6'a
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
to the period OF teethingi in children. 1t re-
lieyes the child from pain, cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health 10 the child, gives rest 10 the
mother.
Be sure and call for
For sale by all druggists. devb
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FOR SALE,

OACREs OF LAND, ADJOINING NAT
q AMORAS, two acres of good brick
clay, good stone quarry, one hundred bear
ing apple trees.
TERMS-One half down, balance any
time in five years
Also brick House in Matamoras, two
stories high, eight rooms and cellar well
finisded. Terms as above.
aug9ss JAS. N'WILLIASfS
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Shepherd College,
SuEpRERDSTOwN, WEST Va,

Session opens Sept. Q, 1873. Two depart.
ments-Colleglate and Normal-male and
female. Course extensive. experienced
teachers. Total expenses per year, SlSe.
State normal pupils pay no tuition; others
$40. SIS, $50, according to studies For circu.
lars address the PRINCIPAL.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
FIN
THE DAILY REGISTER

emo WooA...''-'.- w SA~ 49, '''''' -
One square changeable once q week $50,
special Notices IS per cent additional.
Der cent additional.
Cuts win be charged double for space oc-
Double column advertisements, so per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per ine--0G no
,ssai notice tctu be Inserted for less than ONE
An Advertisements,e1 except for established
business houses, must be paid for In ID
vance. -
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
tisements not connected with 1t will be
charged for at ourregular rates.
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The Northern Pacific R. R.
FIRST m02TGAGE GOLD BONDS,

cy:e' aec.r@cvo Eree.EeUths per cent c0in interest,"
nave T.. p Eat 'l-.;E-r' elements CT security;
they nEmGGT# obligation OF strong corporate
C9G2Ff:7s
If,ey rG mortgage tho Road its Right OF Way,
fg0ysl 9c Telegraph Zine, Equipments and Franchise
Ig.cy rn Traffic net earnings Of the
receipts Of the UnionCentraI Pacifc
Road yCr DW4sresa equal 10 nine per
CENT cesiG0a cost OF the Northern Pacific
y..ny only mortgage all the Lands
granite. amounting the completion al
res7 $1,000 per milo OF track Sold al
r~oa Eeazo8 by other grants these lands VIII
ErCs@2 dimes the total issue of bonds
EGiEC E0 3m& m times convertible al 10 per cent
Tzeus.sa i.r lao GcsWSDys Lands at market prices.
yCra ~s:a2 iu2 Ee1sT1E PAOEEEJ SEVEN-THlRTIEs
Immediate handsome profit, and increasing
iIeSr yc:.gEy interest INCOME nearly 0SE-THIRD.
Eta3ntaa;ly EaEa 1nT delivery by
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vTRGENT
r G M ALE iMsTITU TIE,
STANTON. VIRGINIA.

Zen experienced teachers in the English
course; Four in the Languages; Seven In
Music, with twenty-seven new instruments
in use; Five teachers OF ornamental
branches. Pupils for seventeen States.
Chartered 1871 re-organized lS4S.
For catalogues address
Rev. Z. II. PHILIPS,
auol4.bu Principal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

a FRAME HOUSE, CONTAINING FIVE
n rooms and q Kitchen, on the corner Of
Market and 9th streets (old Franklin). For
Market square. septl3-a
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E,ALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 18th 1878
i This school offers, at minimum cost,
superior facilities for the acquisition of a
thorough, practical education Is delightful
~ located In the healthiest portion OF the
State.
Send fR cats,o yue con tanning full particu-
Lars TO JAS. z MORROW,
sugis.ve H1no1pa.
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- - III . Y II %
, 1873-01-03

1rO LEASE tCASI1 REETALl, 80 ACRES BROKE
W.ll County, DAVID WILLlAaiS Is Soaih Clask-s:-.
Room II.
, 1873-01-03

rhplaly more and more ee-loua, thought it his
duty to express somo apprehension il the mat
tor, and advised the patient to have his family
notified ct his situation. Tic invalid seemed
quite conscious of his peril, and, after come
Silent thought OF the subject, begged the good
doctor to seud' word thereof 10 a young lady liy-
ing in ioIaeo same State, who OF all his dear
ones within practicable reach, might BE- most en-
titled to the mournfnl attention. Without ac-
tualy saying that Miss E, the young lady iu
his medical friend to understand that tho news
OF bis Ead condition should be impaired to her
with g: caution proportionato to the presuuable
sensibility OF q very tender feeling, and accord
lngly, when the volunteer scribe undertook Ills
postal mission, it was with a keen sense Of The
necessity ior making bis noto as devoid Of rude
alarm as possible. Writing tha: Mr. p, Lis
ger, was sufficiently. indispoaed to think plain
lively OF the absent ones most dear
dear to know that 1t was in
among strangers to make him forget her, ugss the
obliging mnn Of medicine despatched the con-
siderate missive to Miss P, and then coun-
selled the sufferer to keep his soul in patience,
until loving answer. or perhaps the lady her
be addressed to the doctor in tho room Of his
patient, and when, On the following afternoon, it
came promptly to band, the former read it as
though it had been the most surprising thing in
!IAV BILL Win Eli impulse moro natural than pro-
fessonal, thrust it into the burning hands of tho
eager hIr. D.. It vas short and unnlia-
taxable: Doctor -: I care nothing for
that Mr.. D., nor to hear from, him. You
will please tell him to send no moro
No sooner had The onfevcred invalid at
deaths door received the shock, then, with
truly remarkable expression OF counteuance. but
without word, he arose deliberately from his
bed as deliberately resumed his customary at-
tire and had recourse to his pockot-book. Fas-
cinated by the strong gaze Kept upon him all
through these abruptly convalescent proceed
ings, the Doctor could only stare foebly in turn,
make pretence Of scratching his head, and
helplessly received tho handsome fee finally
placed in bis hand. He did nannage to stau-
mer: !" Amt you taking it too-is'nt this II
little imprudent7" Whereunto, after graspiug
his carpet-bag, Mr.. D. replied, with a fright
fully ghastly smile, "Tm cured!' and imme-
dlately stalked away, thoroughly convalescent,
from physician. room. hotel, aud town.
, 1873-01-03

| ..... FToni Inc 'eto 7 org - oFfd. -.--'-
Amongst the phenomena o. human dlsease Tor
| which the sRges OF the medical profession are
accustomed to give explanations more 40! ingenious
diate euro by q seFero nervous snock "llcn is
sometimes exhibited by the syatem racked with
acute pam 3 or oisanlea ,oy plo1Iaelea pngsieSal
dlsortier. Inc common circumstance Of tue
sudden cessauon OF pam ~ ~ lncofI!elply AGh-
ing tootn upon 1ne aIs1sG4 VI 1ne pa.aoAt IN tne
dreaded presence OF the sulgeon-aan1lst mas
some paesaole auAP1alao1 u tue otu4aaty po"ela
OF human apprehension In common WIN the oe-
numbln6 elect OF tue G1trene toltot WHICH u
eald to occur so mefclln1y IN ihe cases u lesheT
ao1nais wren seizsu ~ pTas:s y. pp1
IN the aensat'oa, os Gset"nelu'uk ant!sn.' s
abruptly pteclpitateu, the1o ~ an a. 4eaht ZEN
posary ansenaibllty to local pain; ana tue oen,
tists visitor and tue 1afe cauShl ny tne nouno
are allke ahMatnetlzeu 10! ~ nlo1leut ~ sne
eoneestive cHula4 " NV: - loal. oel tnat
epec'hcaIly nervous uasotue3s, "o"ese alo
olten panlaheo auost Luaess, an4 ~ tiae
nently, too by endden great e1cltemahes OF tne
brain, and IN ttese cases theto ls 15e1uently
room Tor phssioloelcal cu'ios'.y Ala np:Gu.S
llon h9t yet Mnons Mas 1 - a w T., DIS
o. o. meocal ec1ence. 1ps apns Aso, - atrae;n1s,i.1
Ame. Lamoe11, OF Mo1noa' os1ad m1a pont1'a
muroote1 a., eS ehnd net au, - "a a1a;n wonan ~
Sers 4ne nusoalu ~ sIe a,r',n.,,ot nn.n ~ ,,.a
Pa1ayelc Wlo los Ia h, -, in,.o ioto
OF to speak, was enocSeo " tno notlot tnto
an imperfect lnmeahte poMDs M ae.ae4 ~ f.a;, an
speocn, auu Plesent3 -. 1890 ,,,-a ~
n botil, l5on WIG! n!s tar 49, ~
sned. ~ uaM au luo1'' 10 49," a..on a,;as
nome: !nose ID, IL one ~ W. 49, .oS, .1ass
me wen Kno"n cese VI 'auy VIZ, atfsa sa1
OF neip4ess eonnaon!enI ~ uot ~ 1b.n-a J:a-
y 10 nes M peg y ad 'ars. ~ nresc1,i,ad no-
, 1873-01-03
BOARD WANTED.

pOARD-By SINGLE GENTLEMAN: Pr
- fA,niiy nrefcrred. Address T u. Tribune nrssc
, 1873-01-03

- 1VDTEI 91U8s
900 CTIICAGO-AV., OPPOSITE WATER-ToRNS
900 Now n,arblc.front houso. Tuo gapt1emen md
thar wives can o aceomu.odated with hrs.cass board
7 illinois ST SECOND DOOR FROM RUSH
OntJ TWO blocks from Nn bridge, nicely n,sh
ed ruorns to reat with hoard 70 gentleeu aua wives
EiltRte Esnts.
, 1873-01-03

A uCTIDT,TH1s MoKSIso At 10 O'CLOCK,
Il matched ts.ru4 go<1 Of Erade4
C;arcncs carriage. 4ei4b 10. of na.a1s
&C. Ertog In sock II you It sold Nh ch..<=
4. RUSSELL i CO.
Tor sALE-L!GHT AND HEAVY DELIVERY
wagons, ooGa III b3x l. isia -. 4ecood-
saad opea Jaeotoox bIxgJ, ca.-p Sol:h CAaalst
, 1873-01-03

Tho most valuable cargo ever sea.from CAL
vorton went by the steamship Aus,ralla 8 few
days ago. It consisted i'll part OF $50 La!es
cotton, $50 bags soa-island cotton, I 400 cases
Texas canned bee7, and 60 packages pecans- The
entire cargo Was valued at s425,0u0.