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Letters ~ S l. d. plainly marked in centre Il
'"'" 0"Hs os sg0l 10 'na.y 90 % GOODS
100 y yard save. saved i s.t S clo Scarlet
.9aso yards Fian%sL i' red i@ilisd.
' los s sa'as ii? o.S 3a "'sS',
l a;5 dozen i Hose children.
402o shawis. 81
81 dozen searia
'7o pound" Si ss@ S a;s s"c sSsEo GOODS
g So yards ssS esn sSGd , ss'
$500 yards Dri,us indigo blue
Hiss yards yards pass " sasdaf S g" soun U ~
% 5 90 dor dozen k. a1Sssre9 1ns.:
.,S -
'' sao a''; CLASS sss'y ~ '&SscLornIso.
99,55ss Goats. sack: fsr men; s.s0g.,d sizes.
ran. % aS nG psn. ss 4 boy. to 10
800 Shit. coats, pants vests. for boys 10 70 IL
2.23t Vests Tor men, assorted sireA
77,o7733 shirt shirts, flannel, red
cLAss NO S1Esh'6Es- GOOD QUALITY.
i.5ss pairs Womsas assorted size.
10 pair 1s'' 80 T%Ts AND AND CAPS
1889 s " HAS, SSys WOOD . i,.:
794 dozen Axes. best cast-steol. 3 to ~ pounds
2s3 dozen Axes buffers best cast steel, hAndea.
1856 dozen AK handles 36inch. No. l.
&c. dozen Sewing AVA
4Si dozen Sewing awl Handles.
1.437 dozen Cups tin. pins and quarts
ri dozen Dippers. tinncdiron. long handes.
2e6 dozen Fry-pans short handle Nos l. and ;. 10
64Sdozen Pans tin iron pressed, z 4 and quarts
in equal quantities
40 dozen Plates. tin.
$50 Camp Kettles, in nest. of three
500 dozen Pi"n.srs' Hoes No. .. bes. cas-. steel
2o9 dozen Hoe Handles
366 dozen Fish Hooks, assorted sizes
30 dozen Fish Lanes, assorted sizes
~ dozen mill saw Files.
2.3S dozen Saw Files taper, An inch
1918 dozen Butcher Knives o inch.
400 dozen Hunting Knives 9 inch
81 dozen Sknnng Knives. 6.inch
S47 dozen Knives and Forks. good quality
BIB dozen Spoons table iinnediron.
44O dozen Spoons, tea, timed iron.
245 dozen Shears cast steel. ~ and nchsa
l60 dozen Stoves, wire.
IL Beaver Traps. Newhousc, No.
"a Mink Traps Newhouse.
GLASS no s-NoTIoNs, 40
1925 lunches Beads assorted colors
654 dozen Combs. COARSE
424 dozen Combs, H. o tooth
~ dozen Mirrors zinc.
1914. COO Needles assorted sixoa
1900 Needless GlOvers.
PAL dozen Thimbes. open.
l,210 dozen spool Cotton standard make. 2Oo yardss
3-cord and 6-cord. equal quantities - -
1872 pounds Thread. linen standard make, Nos 30 ~
and 40. two thrds dark blue one-third whitley.
lsoO pounds Giliug Twne and 3-cord, equal quaint
ties. Nos. 30. 81 and ~.
c1 S pHnnas oSts1n Mxre; IIs Gems I'M HOSPITAL
STORES
Schedules in detail the character and quantity OF
ton to this Office or a, No. ~ Leonard ST. York
CLASS NO. 1o-GkOCkHIES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAST DAY
LAST DAY.
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
TELEGRAM FROM GOVERNOR PORTER
FRAsKroR1. Ky Aug. III. 1875
Make your reach Goth as the Draw
ing will positively take place ON sisS ,os poprpp
In consequences Of the viii compelled TO close
our sales 'A'' GONE CONE o s. CONE ALL
CONE ONE, CONE ALI.
CONE ONE. CONE ALL.
and make your fortune
and make your fortune
and make your fortune
In one day.
in one day.
in on. day.
100000 In gifts
seoo,oOo in gins
$4,000 in gifts
1 sSSAS Sa H; aS es S siiE
4 PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE;
n never The of Nervous Exhaus-
OF youth remedies will be sent TO
any address Address Dr. COOPER Herald Uptown Branch
office.
A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
n. Next drawiag September.
sisS;aS i5PSmS is Il
DsHEAAssEksS or xHs sEf 81 II L..nr.e. ~
near 2ath st. Once hours from 8 s.
JILECTRIC BELTS FOR PREMATURE DEBILITY.
IL Call send for circular to j. kARR S32 broadway
t1 September l. Spanish gold and Havana Bank bills
bought sn6 sold; drafts on Havana issued -
B. MARTINEZ CO.. 10 Wall At, basement.
HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS SEPTEMBER l..
III Prses cashed and information furnished by r. u
DEvLlN, Stationer and General Agent, II Park row,
S.
II CHRONIC CArARRH DEAFNESS; IMPROVED
n. method; instantaneous relief; permanent cures
- Dr. SrODDAKD. M. 4 West l4th st.
II ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES. DRAWN DAILY.
N Kentucky State Distribution draws september ~
Royal Havana Lottery draws September L.
Whole tickets $50; haivus, $40: twentieths 81.
JACKSON CO., Bankers. 2O2 broadway, New York.
NERVOUS EXHAUsTfON-A MEDICAL ESSAY
Museum or Anatomy New York. the and cure OF
Premntne Decline showing indispuAby how lost health
may regaincd. aordng clear synopsis OF the mPedi-
and the treatment Of nervous and pysi-
Is cents Address the author Dr. L. j. KAHN. office and
residence 81 East 10th ST.. New York.
TNFFICIAT. DRAWING OF TUE KENTUCKY STATE
~ LOTTERY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UEIvER-
SITY OF PADUCAH. CLASS VI DRAWN AT COVING-
rOX, KY. SATURDAY: AUGUST 70 1876
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THE CITY.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLUCk.
~ hours three days trial horses warranted sound.
The oldest and most reliable house in the city.
THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK,
ELEGANT TEAM DAPPLE BROWN CARRIAGE
HORSES. raised Kentucky. sired by Wabash
Chief. ne by Membrno: half brothers; 10 hands
high aud years old; sind nsle or double
harness; not afraid OF a locomotive any
thing else: stylish aud snowy d-ivsrs; 10
not shy q pull have not trick vice of any
kind. safe for any drive all used 10 horses.
and In every way reliable for any use; warranted
sound.
LANDAULET, nearly new, satin lined. by Wood Bros
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A GIDEON, JR,

MAJOR .CHAS,, ". BARKER ..AUcTioNEER.
5sss I'll srs s9 By Rsr s x high
Of Hanger, Me- got By Gideon son Of Ky.dyk:- HsmSis
I' 4saSs
STONED mos: fsas.y gated kSMksT .pps"f ia S and
soosas si1
csnas Se SCI ni
W ss es SO e s
morrow Nor A%ESs, 3D. n :. oeoss :, BAEHsR sons
Broadway and 18th It. Now exhibition.
A MAJOR CHARLES ". BARKER, AUcTIoNEER,
ein r.f full q sros es: K Rassa fss "na
7ye.rs old are stylish and handy drivers
ind s
S % st s"s s
Wsdnssasy , a ASga w. At d osloek
ters.s yroadwsy and ssth where properly can
now be seen.
MAJOR D"f fIEkkr paHksE AvcrIoNEER
SAoG 2a9RS StShB sbsh OF
,- sAnunRSs bs ss1siGEs'; . ssx !! o'clock
THE STOCK will include the &C, Of LExlSGToN i'm,
bfgs s III sa''s "s.s ass
irs% yE & RI. oS :, !. to riIREEy 0,s,
A FOR SALE. A PINE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
IA hand Carriages all In fine order. at reasonable prices
G ss1qss.%''
No top Phaetons and T Carts
Haifsering Top Wagons
BREWSTER & CO.. 5th av., eornor 18th st.
A PEW VERY HANDSOME FULL BLooDRD AL.
w%rsSS " IL H1s 0 sale cheap Inquire Of
A BREWSTER DoG CART. PHAEToN AND
Lane Phsetons. T. so Ham's
psent circular front Coupe Rockawsys sole manufacturer
A "BREwsTER 4 CO." sIDE-BAR WAGON WITH
top positively used only once will DO sold .. large
J. d. BREWSTER co,
4 NEW AND SECOND HAND BUSINESS WAGONS;
a. $50 to si25 for Express, Croesrs Butchers Bakers.
MIX Advertising. Depot. Delivery Wagons Manufacturing
22d spring ST.
A FOR SALE FIRST CLASS STOCK FOR HALF
"a. yA"r BAY a0r:s is SI"s s points year. Sls;
man. hoses in this city and wthoui fault blemish;
sound sSS Win and s.
her Tor the last six months; also Coupe. by Wood
Warranted Apply No. 18th ST. near Union square.
reSy .a sy ssaa Or go rMS S OTHER .oHsE
"A Coupe. 10 other Carriages cheap Horcs 400 Sd
A rgLL-spRiNG SHIFTING TOP WAGON TOP
sd II? s ws not
Any PERSON WISHING To PURCHASE FINE
"A Horse Wagon cheap shonld attend the great Exc
all the elegant Horses and Carages Of W.
deceased this morning III o'clock sharp Private
stable 81 East SD st.
4 BARGAIS.-ruRBR HORSES. IS TO IS HANDS;
"A warranted good price $50, $40 $3a Ice
bic. 652 Hudson st.
A UCTION SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
n JOHN A. Dun. Auctioneer,
will sell TOMORROW "wednesday, August 30.
mt IL O'Clock. at stable, AZ and ~ Wooster st..
csses s" ..s e; e s:ss s."s Ss .s .:
covered Business Wagons
top and no top Road and Depot Wagons gensemsn Rid
ing ssddc Double and siugic Harness. All Horses
ranted: "a hours trial.
A BARGAIN SELDOM oFFERED.-si23 WILL BUY A
first csss city built top Wagon cost $3.50 last April;
q fine "A arness SkJ beautiful tip Pony Ph acton $50
worth $50: ahandsomc young Amb stonian arc S1U
$500 At private sable. No. IL weu 9th 81,
one door east OF Broadway.
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A YfEyTiOX i--DrsEAsEs OF MEN PERMANENTLY
"A cured. even of long standing consultation tree.
pr. JACOBl. lol Bleecner st.
A Isaac a. BONCE. 2d7 BROADWAY. LAWYER
IA. obtained promptly. without puocty
eiun turompat binty baoitua inndety In
human conviction Of felony Passports obtsned
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PROPOSALS.
IL INDIAN GOODS, MEDICAL SUP

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS MEDICAL SUE
i plies and Groceries
DEPARTMENT o INTERIOR.
OFFICE INDIAN AyfAfHS.
WASHINGTON August 10. 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposals for Indian
Gcoas Glass No -" a. = 8. T. s. g. q Z. or ~ MS the
be- will be received Nos AZ anu ~ Leonard
New York until II ooc!ock H. Thursday September
IL 1876 for furnishing in the qusntities herein gwen any
all of the articles named In the following list
The above place viii DO open tor business on ana assS
Tuesday Stpteuaoe 3.
CLASS 40. l--MACkINAC BLANkETS-PAikS
3loint. l2i, Point Point. ~ f"rnk
GOxTt ! 5Ix,j3 4yx56 .6xjO
inches tolinehes. to inches to Lchss. to
weigh y weigh weigh "a weigh ~
pounds. | pounds pounds. pounds
White - ss6'I ITS imo $50
Scarlet ...... 2635 aO3d l.O0i
Indigo blue...... 3,s's2l 4,2s5 2.nJo
Green ll75l I'IOJ 7aOl
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The % OD tickets ending with number, = G, s.
uhc ending of the number drawing first
prize $25 90, being evcnl. are each entitled to So
The subscribers Commissioners appointed
int nd the drawing OF the Kentucky Lottery Class
H. hereby certify that the above the numbers which
this day drawn from the 5000 placed in the wheel
Witness hands At Covnston. Ky this day Saturday.
August 20, 1876 K II. RAMSAY,
l.. d. CRONINGER.
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..

IA Lexington av., near Goth a.
Hesn, stoa
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A EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS TOR BUGGY
IA. city AIDE. In splendid order, $50 $3.50
lesther Top Basgies, S23 keckawsys. SI25 Phaetons
800 Depot Wagons $40; turn over-seAt Buggies &c
Harness Immense variety $40 TO 500 Sheets Nets Bsn.
ksts. ssddery, &c- JOHN MOORE 81 Warren q,
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HORSES, CARfi AGES. sc.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
~ 10. 81. % aud rs 18th St
near University place.

OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN
| THE CITY.
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THE TURF.

4 ucTToN FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
"A sold this morning and evening at
Broadway and 2sth the Hartford snd
the boat Philadelphia each and received
direct by telegraph all orders by mail Viii re-
ceive particular attention. Froneh pools open At q NJ
r. h. JOHNSON.
A UCTION. FRENCH AND CONVERSATION POOLS
~ sold day and evening New York Turf Ex change II
West 18th st. tho Philadelphia Regatta and Hartford
Trots Combination Pools. s.; French Pools " and %
Open 80 A NJ Prompt attention given orders by mail or
messenger KELLY. BLISS CO.
HARTFORD RACks.-CHARTER OAK PARK.
IL August 20. ~, 81 and September Wednes day =
- ~ class IL entres Prospero Pella Amy.
Blanche Slow Co. Adelaide Sensation, Sam Pur Joker
Lady Smell, Lady Turpn and John H. 2:,9 class IL on
tries General Grant. Trio, Lsdy Mills Matte, Rutcdgs
and eight Others Lulus trial beat IA All rail-
road trains direct to the entrance gate.
BURDErT LOOMS, President.
ALEX. HARRISON, Secretary.
CARAroG1 RACING ASSOCIATION. l.239 BROAD
- way.-Pools sold all day evening the trots At
Hartford and on the Philadelphia regatta
'JOIIN MOKRISSEY CO.
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TWENTY OTHER HORSES. Description time Of sale.
LARGE ASSORTMENT of every Kind OF Carriage.
Wagon. Harness, &C.. this day.
Weather never interferes with our SALES, AT 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21

.,END nc to GEO p. ROWEIL & Co.,New
- York. for Pamphlet "f 100 pages, contain
ing isis of 1000 newspapers, AMI estllnates
showing cost of advertising. mariad&wiy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
EASTERN NEWS.
New York News.

NEW YORK, 20th.-A Graphic spec
ial from Washington says sensation
took place in the Judiciary committee
room to-day, when the officers of the
w u Telegraph Co. were examined in
relation to the famous Caldwell tele-
gram. Their testimony and produc-
ton of the original telegram seem to
prove conclusively that the Caldwell
despatch originated on this side of the
water, that the dispatch, almost in its
present shape was sent to London by
some one in Philadelphia and was
sent back from London; hut whether
Caldwell or some one else does not
yet appear. A special from Washing
ton on the same subject says the in
vestigation this morning confirmed
all that has been stated heretofore as
to Scott's share in putting up des-
patch from Caldwell exoneratfng
Blaine. One of the dispatches though
not signed in form, Tom Scott, and
directed to Caldwell who Is telegraph
ed to under fictitious name exactly
what to say to Proctor Knott so as to
vindicate Blaine. 1t intimates that
Blaine got from Scott Information
dS " MINUS IcCciFluS q CaoIC uCo-
patch from Caldwell and that getting
tired of Knott refusing to bite at his
bait, Blaine was made desperate, rash
and accused Knott Of suppressing evil
dence in his favor. Blaine will be
examined by committee.
IL Is said that Mrs. A. T. Stewart
and Judge Hilton will sail for Europe
Wednesday.
The failure of VIM Chick & Co.,
commercial agents and jobbers in
silks and dress goods, of Broadway, is
confirmed liabilities between $l50,000
to 100000, caused by shrinkage in
values. Arrangements will probably
be made with the creditors and the
firm to continue business.
A heavy washout was reported to
have occurred on the Erie Road about
20 miles this side of Hornellsville
New York and also on the A & G w
Road, caused by rains two nights ago.
Trains delayed in consequence.
Seducer shot.
ST. LOUIS, June 20th.-T. Foster. of
Solomon City, Kansas, was shot and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21

mortally wounded Sunday at Reeds
Station near Carthage Mo-. by e. A.
Haag, for the seduction of his wife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
Frozen to Death In May.
From the Denver News May 2,th.l

[From the Denver News May 2th.l
Two Swedes, crossing the Snowy
Range on foot, left the summit House
in Berthond Pass, Sunday, and start
ed down the West slope. They were
intending to go- to Hot Sulphur
Springs. Both men carried bundles
or blankets and provisions, each pack
weighing seventy-five or eighty
pounds. On Tuesday evening one Of
the men returned to the Summit
House. He was snow blind, frost
bitten, and had barely strength
enough to walk. He reported that
his companion had frozen to death
After leaving the Summit the storm
set in, and they became bewiIdered,
benumbed with cold and lost their
way. They threw away their bIan-
kets to facilitate their movement and
the matches with which they were
provided, being wet, refused to ignite.
Had they been experienced mountain
eers, they would have wrapped them
selves in their blankets aud sank in
to the snow, where they might have
lived until the storm abated. The
survivor withstood the terrible expo
sure, and reached the summit as
above described. A party of men at
the Summit went down the trail or
road, and on Wednesday found the
dead Swede. The snow was so deep
that the removal of the body seemed
out Of the question then, so they bur-
led 1T temporarily under six feet of
snow, and will leaveit there until its
removal for permanent burial can be
effected. The dead mans name was
Gottfried Meyer. His companion's
uame has not been ascertained. Up
on the body of the unfortunate Swede
were found some photographs, natur-
alization papers, the address OF Samu-
ell Beader, Denver, and some fifteen
dollars in money.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
Dissolution of Copartnership

HE copartnership heretofore existing be-
] tween L. s. Stanway and w. w. Ross,
under the firm name of stairway & Ross, in
the practice of medicine in the city and coun-
ty of Los Angeles, State of California, is this
L. ;. Stanway.
Los Angeles City, CAL, June lst, 1875.
june2- 5W
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
Hanged.

WARRENToN, Mo-, June 20th.-W
Foster was hanged yesterday for the
murder of a negro last August.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21

- 77 a week guaranteed TO male and fe-
0/ male agents in their locality. Costs
TO try IL. Particulars free. T. o.
vickery & CO., Augusta, Me. lans-wem
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
Spain.

MADRID, June 19.-It is rumored
that ministry crisis is imminent in
consequence of a disagreement be-
tween Senor Salaverria, minister Of
finance, and the Budget Committee,
regarding the taxes on landed proper
ty. The crisis will not, its believed,
interfere with bondholders arrange
ments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active prac-
tlce, having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of SIM
pie vegetable remedy.ior the speedy and per-
manent cure Of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung aiiec-
tions, also a positive and radical cure for ner-
vous debility and all nervous complaints, al.
ter having thoroughly tested its wonderu
curative powers in thousands of cases, feels II
his duty TO make it known 70 his suffering
fellows Actua;ed by this motive. and con-
sceniious desire to relieve human sunrring,
he will send free Of cltqrgel TO all who desire
1t, this rscipe, with full directions for prepsr-
ing AMI successfully using. sent by return
mail by addressing, with stamp, naming this
payer. DIR. w. G. STEW ms.
Munros Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
Murder.

THoRoLD, Canada, June 20th.-
During a drunken row between Cana
dians and Irlshmen working on the
new canal here in free fight one
Italian was killed, several dangerous
ly wounded. The Infantry was called
out and several guilty parties fed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21

LYNCHBURG, Va, June 2O.-Ahout
half past twelve O'clock last Sunday
night a fire broke out in large to-
bacco factory belonging to Woodville,
Smith & Co. The alarm was given
and the fire company was on hand, but
the flames had got under such head
way there was no chance to save the
building. Total loss $l20, 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-21
Gardner Z0ral Nrms.

A tanneIy belonging to NJ. James Buck, in
West Gardiner, was burned to the ground on Fri
day evening Last. 1t was doubtless the act Of an
ince ndiuy, "a there had not been any fire around
the building for some time. The building was in
sured for nearly its full value
The Kennebec Land & Lumber Co. propose to
shut down their mill in about two weeks, unless
cold weather should compel them to do it sooner
The mill has done good seasons work.
The Reporter chronicles accident that occur
red to NJ. {. Wadsworth, Esq, on Friday, at his
furniture establishment. Somehow his left hand
caught on the saw, and before he could withdraw
it the saw entered his hand between the fingers,
saving one finger badly and cutting painful cash
10 the hard and knuckles. DR.. c. w. Whitmore
dressed the wound, and Mr.. w. will probably be
laid up fer several weeks.
A man was heard on Water street Thursday in
qliing if that "rilden" announced to lecture here
was the Same one who ran for President this
year. Reporter.
Business Is Frightening, shown by the fact
that manufactol les that were shut down for sea-
son, are starting up again.
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STATE NEWS.

Rev. F. T. Lakewood of Bangor, delivered an
abb and interesting discourse, Sundy with refer
ence to the present condition Of the country,
Henry Hammond, son of II. C. Hammond, of
Paris Hill, caught last Monday night in q steel
trap what is supposed to be q wild cat. Its body
measured over three feet in length. 1t was very
ferocious and full of fight.
Mr. Elisha 7 Mason, a well-known Portland
grocer died Friday evening at his residence on
Washington street. He was for twenty years en-
gagged in the grocery business at the corner OF
Washington and Congress streets. His age was
55 years. and the cause of his de aih consu mpton
Mr.. Joel i. Thayer of Paris Hill, aged between
20 and 80, fell last week through a scuttle in his
barn into the manger where he fed his cattle, q
distance of six feet or more, striking on his head
and shoulders, sustaining severe injuries, but for
tunately no broken bones.
One night last week the shoe shop of John Syl
vester in Wiscasset-0n the Bath road-wvs bro
ken into and leather and articles stolen to the
amount Of over $50. The plumber consisted
mainly of French and Americon calf skins and
partly made boots.
II is rumored that the steamer Falmouth, for.
merly of the New England and Nova Scotis
Steamship Company's line, is soon to go on the
Fall River line, between that city and New York