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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-01

SEVERAL animals were condemned
at Liverpool as having pleuro-pneumo-
mia. Importers have retained veteri-
nary surgeons Of high repute to act as
a check on the privy council inspectors.
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LOUISIANA.


New Orleans, Jan. 31.-It is rumored
that ]. Madison Wells, surveyor Of the
port, is indicted by the United States
grand jury for malfeasance in office.
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Ne,e York Moneu aud Stock Markes.

Netc York Money and Stock Mdrkei.
NewYo York. Jan. 31.-Silver-bars, 100
greenbacks.
Silver Coin-a(91 discount.
Money-Active; 2aQ95.
Governments-nrm.
Stocks = strong.
Western Union, 101 4; Quicksilver, II;
Pacific, IL, Mariposa, 81, Wells-Fargo,
9s; New York Central, 116i; Erie, 255;
Panama, 1851; Union Pacific, 64i; q. p.
bonds, 1919; Cenral Pacific bonds, 107s;
Sutro Tunnel, ~.
Subscription to the 4 per cent. loan,
"a, 81, 800.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-01

THE senate did not settle the New
York nominations yesterday, but post
poned final action until Monday next.
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tional style of preaching, and above all
his method of church debt raising, as
was shown in the trial of Gelston's
suit against the tabernacle.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-01

BAVARIA also sends in a vigorous
protest to the reichstag disciplining
bill.
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BISMARCK proposes placing duty Of
ten per cent. ad vdlorem on English
coal.

TIE German Cover nment has pro-
hibited importations from southwestern
Russia.
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JONAS is the name of Loaisiana's
new senator.
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WE ARE of the opinion that unnec-
essary. alarm is felt over the action of
the British government respecting the
prohibition Of American cattle impor-
tations. 1t will be remembered that
the prvy council was given power, in
the law passed by parliament last sum-
mer, TO prohibit importations of cattle
at any time, or compel the slaughter Of
cattle at the ports Of entry. Subse-
quently our government was informed
that American cattle would be permit
ted to come freely, provided the ship
per could show certificate of health
from the customs officers at the port of
embarkation. It is probable that nom
compliance to this rule has loccasioned
the misunderstanding. As the rihder-
pest has again appeared in Prussia, the
British government is becoming eau
tious. hfh-@
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Our Purchases taking
the benefit possible.
sSorders Mail Solicited, -
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JOSLIN & PARK,
THE jewelers..

We invite Attention Magnificent NOVELTIES
Largest displayed
Order short notice. = t7Ff'77'
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All Fail Route!
To California and the Pacific coast, max ius
the uneXampled time Of 1901 miles la
-FOUR DAYS FROM OMAHA
TO

ear First class hotels and eating houses AT
convenient points along the line.
ss-Pullman's Palace and Sleeping Cars ac-
company all trains.
For through rates on freight to tue Black
Hills. Montana and other points, apply 10 7.
l.. Eimball, q. +. 4. Omaha.
6S-Purchsse tickets Via Omaha and Platte
Valley Route.
e. r. VINING, General Freight Agt.
s. H. II. CLARK General Sup't lnm.ho
]. I. CLARK, Asst Gen. Supt "'
T. L. KINDA i, Genl Tickle ASf.l
T. 4. SHANKS, Local Freight and Ticket
4 yept. Cheyenne.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

UNION PACIFIC HAiLKOAD..
ARRIVE FROM EAST. DEPART WEST.
Passenger.-.-l:0 p. m. Passenger l:i0p. IN.
Mixed.----a5:uD p. M. Mixea-----. S:45p +. m.
Freight .......6:l5 a. m. IreIght----7:00 a. m.
ARRIVE fRoM WEST. DEPART EAST.
Passenger~--3:A p. m. Passenger. $40 p. III.
Mixed.--~..s;l0 p. m. Mixed----..er5O p. IN.
Freight ......i2:2O p. M. Freight--.-.1:20 p. m.
COLORADO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
ARRIVE FROM SOUTH DEPART SOUTH.
Passenger-2:20 p. IN. Passenger..-l:30 p. m.
Freight.""-.5:21 p. m. Freight. - 20 p. IN.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILWAYS
ARRIVE FROM SOUTH. DEPARr souTH.
Passenger - l2:40 p. IN. Passenger. 800 p. m
Freight"---lO:1O p. m. Freight. e;45 a. m
c. ( r. H. STAGE LINE.t
ARRIVE AT DEPART RON
Cheyenne. 800 a. N. Cheyenne. loo m
Deadwood .. 2:0op. M. Deodwood e. 7sS1s =. IN.
Railroad time Is thirty-five minutes faster
than city time.
sRailroad Time.
tCity Time.
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Keep the bars up-the mosquito
bars.
Longfellow's hair and beard are
silver white.
Pope Leo is in better health than for
years past past.
Josh Billings is suffering from i'll
health this summer.
TO be the sheriff of st. Louis is to
make 100000 a year.
Japan is doing more in The way of
imports than in exports.
America and Norway are now cruis-
ing for the North Pole.
A mar at Stockton, CAL, IA recent.
ly 6ned 800 for killing a dove.
New York detectives dye their mus.
taches match their souls.
If, there were no Europe, where
would rich and idle Americans go tor
Belgium is deeply grieved and agitat-
ed over a raise of duties on tobacco.
Rev. Mr.. Surgeons brother, James,
is coming to this country in August.
Dean Stanley speaks of Aaron Burr
as the Satan of Americ an history"
With thermometers where they are
now, the shady side of life is desirable.
The Toxic Times opposes the return
to China of Minister George F. Sew
ard.
Insanity will be the defense of Cox,
the self-confessed murderer of Mrs.
Hull.
To reduce the attacks of ague, the
| government has taken the tax off qui-
nine.
The British army officers are sub
scribing funds for a memorial to Prince
Napoleon.
Alexander Stephens may be thin,
but not neal so much so us political
principles.
At his golden wedding, Emperor
| William kissed all the ladies on their
pouting lips.
Professor Swift gets up at midnight
to see if his new comet is getting along
all right.
Buffalo has a wagon especially for
the delivery of ice on orders received by
telephone.
Ex-senator Stewart will return to
Washington and inhabit Stewart Cas-
tie, that cost $500, 900.
Window-gardening with geraniums,
c~alceolarias and mignonette will keep
| flies out of the room.
DR.. Mary Walker not only dresses in
male attire and carries a cane, but she
enjoys a good smoke.
Thirteen dominion farmers have
been hired to teach farming 10 the
Northwest Canadian Indians.
"Dr.n Carver, the sharpshooter, will
leave England this month to give ex'
hibitions in Italy and Germany.
Lord B~eacons6eld declines the penny
subscription golden wreath proposed as
a gift from his admirers.
Boston is great in intellect-especial
IL in matters pertaining to figures. Sh'
has complied a debt of S26, 229, 666.
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The Weekly Leader
EvrEr an R,"AA
TERMS; sis Year. S,.so Halt year
Commercial JOB rrinnny

n every kind neatly, eheapiy ane expedi-
LOUSY executed. Cards OF every shape and
Kind, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind, Posters, etc., printed
on snort notice. Having u new lot OF Type
nd Presses. We cau do handsome work at
low prices.
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Rates of Adyerfisinr
CHEYENNE PosToFFIcE.
Office H0urs-Arriyai and Departure of Mai,

Until further notice the Postofice will be
open for delivery and reception OF null mat.
ter from 8 a. m. 10 $ y. M. daily, except sun.
days rom 2 10 : p. m. Omaha time l. The
time of the ofioe.
Money order and register departments omen
rom ; "A. m. TO q p. N. daily, except Sundnys.
Western malls close daily ut lis p. m. Ar
rive Mt 3:15 p. m.
Eastern malls close daily at s:l5 p. IN. and
arrive at l:2O p. IN.
Denver, Colorado and Southern mails. close
at v:l5. colorado Central arrives 1915 d. m.
leaves at l:3D p. m. Denver Pacific arrives
1910 p. m. leaves nj BIS a. IN.
Northern mails close daily for Pole Creek,
Upper Horse Greek, Chugwater, bordeaux
Ranch, Chimney Rock, Fort Laramie, Fort
Fetterrnan, Red Cloud Agency, Spotted Tail
Agency, Camp Robinson, camp Sheridan,
Camp Reno, Hat Creek, Custer City, Dead
wood City and all other ettlemenfs in the
Black Hills, at Zoo p. IN; arrive from those
Joints daily at 1925 n. m.
Mail closes for Davis Ranch on Mondays
sa- m; arrive Tuesdays at 8 p. LII.
Mails close for Old Red Cloud Agency, Lit
tio Moon, and Lower Horse Creek on TueR-
days nj n. M. arrive Fridays Mt : p. M.
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Local Agents,

The following Is u list OF the authorized
cheyenne, ]. q. Mills.
laramie City, Il. r. Fitch.
Rawlins, G. c. Smith,
Green River. y. IL Jones.
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Discovered ;hirty-ave years ago by Prof. Lyon, OF
Yale, IS the most perfect preparation in the world
for preserving and identifying the hair.
BESIDES being the best hair dressing
ever produced, Lyons Ksthairon VIII
positively prevent g~rayness. and will re-
store new hair to bald hsads, If the roots
and folisles are not DESTROYED.
It actually psrforms these seeming miracles. Of
which the following Is
A FAIR SPECIMEN.
1 had been entirely laid for several years. con.
satu.ioaal, 1 suppose. I used q few bottles Of
Bathairor. and, 10 my great surprise, I hsvs q thick
gTo VIII of young hair.
COL. JOHN L. DoRRANCE. U. s. A.
L. every important respect the Kathsiron 10 shse
lutely incompatible. It Is unsqualsa
J. To Cure badness.
:. To Restore Gray Han.
8. To Remove DandruG.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
BEAR IN MIND.-rhe Kathairon Ia 90
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-of-lead. to paint
and danb the hair and paralyro the brain. It L.
a pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store tie hair by natural growth and reinvigoration.
It is splendidly perfumed, and the most delightful
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gsntlsmanf
toilet OUTFITS complete without Lyons Kathairon
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

New York city is run by clubs.
Keep the bars up-the mosquito
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historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo,
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No Western fanny afford at this
season to be without Browns Extract
Blackberry and Ginger, a safe. reliable,
and pleasant remedy for Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Summer Complaint and
Cholera Morbus. 1t has been tried for
ten years, and is endorsed by physi-
clans and druggists. Procure a bottle
at once Delays are dangerous. For
sale everywhere.
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AT PROAONTORr

with Central Pacific Railroad for Sacramento
San Francisco and the principal cities. 10
California, Nevada ana Idnhn.
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cunning daily passenger trains, forming,
In connection wifi the Central Ptaiuc Rail
road, uC
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-16

Thought for Me- and ''Fsiries Of Oreamland.'
Also piano duet by Baumbach. and q new
polka by Klien. The Musical World can be
had Of any news dealer or specimen copy will
be sent on receipt OF fifteen cents, by the pub
fishers. Subscription price ei.50 per aunum,
or cleo with q valuable premium. S. Brain
ards Sons, Cleveland, Ohio.
-Petersoa's Magazine, which & cotempo.
rary calls "pre-eminently the first Of the lsdy's
bcoks,-is on our table for November, ahead o,
all Others. 1t 10 astonishing how this fsvoriie
continues to improve. The present number
leads OF with = charming stee. engraving
The Little Haymaker," and Is followed by one
Of those double-size steel fashion plates. SUI
perbly colored. only seen in this periodical
Then comes powerful engraving. The Oriel
window, illustrating story, and then come
my wood cuts Of dresses, patterns In embroid-
cry, crochet, &C.. &c. pretty love story.
The Prize at Our Archery Club brilliantly
illustrated, and then tales and novslefs by Mrs
Ann 8. Stephens, Mrs.. =. Hodesou Burnett
Marietta Holley, Frank Lee Benedict. &C.. &c.
With this number APPEAR the Prospectus for
lse0. Especially Of "Peterson" Is . monthly
Supplement, given to each subscriber, with {
paper pattern for iady's or child's dress, the
patterns alone being worth more than the sub
scription price. Five original novelets will Be
Frances hodssoa Burnett. Frank Lee Bene-
dict, &C., &c. A new feature will b intro
ducsd, Ia series Of brilliantly illustrated sto-
ries. and other articles. The price Of peter
son." remember, 10 but two dollars year, OF
less than any other hrst-class magazine, post.
aee free; to clubs the terms are even lower
viz: two copies for e3.5O. with . superb, copy.
right mesEotint tsise ~ inches by 20) wash.
layton st Valley ForRe," - premium. Or four
copies for ESQ. and an extra copy Of the mag
a1ne itself - premium. Or nve copies fos
$500, With both an extra copy and the az ash.
in<son 1t Valley Forge" for premium. For
larger clubs the premiums are even mors
tempting. No,c u the time 10 get up club,
yor 1870. Specimens are sent, gratis. II writ.
ten for. Ssbscyibe to sothfsg SntG you har<
seen copy Of PsfersoR. Address Charles j
reterson. Soo Chestnut Street, Philsdeiphis
rA.
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Treaess.
There has been fair yield Of the Irish
potato 10 this vicinity this season. and
they are but slightly affected BY the rot ex.
cept In . very few cases. A new variety
called the Seeding was Introduced here
three years ago. One potato WAS sent BY
washburn & Co., from Boston. on trial
The writer planted two hills from the pots-
to. and the two hills yielded peck with.
out any extra manureing. This variety re-
sists the rot more than any other. except
the Vermont Early. The Seeding grows
large and is an excellent yielder; one was
weighed (not the largest one raised) that
weighed one pousd and ten ounces. This
variety this year without extra dressing,
yielded bushel aud half peck to II hills.
I, is an excellent potato TOR the table and
will hold good till potatoes grow again.
But the Seeding would not Be selected By
any one for its besuty,-it 10 . rough.
coarse, homely potato. with deep eyes and
reddish color. The proof Of the pudding
IL eating OF It" and so It 10 with this variety
OF the potato. I think It 10 destined 70
have . general culture. The Vermont
Early was also sent lby washburn Z Co.
II Is . beautiful potato, very closely re.
scmbling the Early Rose. Some think that
both are one variety. but they may be read.
lily distinguished BY their early yield. being
. week or ten days earlier than even the
Early Rose. II 10 an excellent variety and
will readily attract the purchasers stten-
ton. II Is = fair yielder. The writer raised
from half . bushel OF seed. Is bushels. the
yield OF 800 hills. The Early Rose 10 .
handsome potato. . fair yielder. . good
table variety and holds It's rank well among
the prev ailinH vsrities. but here we have to
clsss 1, with the Peerless. the Snowflake,
several varieties Of the white and red. and
the Nova Scotia. on account OF the rot
The carrots. bects. turnips and cabbages
have proved almost . failure here thIs
year; also corn. pumpkins spd sQuashes.
But the writer raised . few blood bee,s
one OF which weighed . lie pounds. and .
turnip that weighed - pounds. think
the 70, might he very much obvIa,ed ~
care In regard 10 soil, manure and location
an elevated location being tho best.
OBSERVER.
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-Messrs. Prescott Of the Milton and
Daily Of the Ashley" have paid us .
visit during the past week. and We are
still having many visitors more or less
Interested in mining.
The steanDer "Mt Desert" now comes
but once week (on Tuesday,. SO that our
travelling facilities ere materially Iessensd.
Some Of our citizens begin to say. 1--WE
must have boat Of our own. not depend
ent on outside management" We hope il
may 5000 b 90 srrsassd. for our sccomo.
dations for travel the past season have
been any thing but sstisfactory.
We are glad to learn that the ..wau-
kesg HOTEL" 10 likely to be kept open for
the winter. and hope the prOpriesors may
be well supported BY those whose interest
it !. 70 hsvs good hotel 10 this place.
Considerable building 10 still going on
asd much more 10 contemplated Iov the
early spring.
AT the Mines al appears 70 b goius
satisiaeeosily, and III iadieassons ssso y
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Home and Foreign News.

The Emperor OF Germany Is eighty
three bat Is wonderfully strong and active.
Capt, Eads. who IL now In Europe 10
going to Egypt. to study the Suex Canal.
The Iowa greenbackers are going to
vote the republican ticket this fall. Good
times did 1t.
British troop. have been ordered to
ireland Ia investigate the auil-rent troubles
among the ienan,ry there
Moody and sankey are together again.
They are In Cleveland, Ohio, and - OF
yore pack the church in which they hold
forth.
Miss Louisa Alco,t has received 40 Of
fer Of o., oo0 from the editor Of 81. SicAo-
las. Tor . serial TO run through the coming
year
-Keturns IRON the Colorado election In
dicatc the success OF the Republican can
didstes by . majority Of nearly 5000.
A young lady In the New York post
once has bee n arrested 10 the act Of steal
ing registered letters.
There 10 . rumor that President Hayes
intends, as . matter OF courtesy. = ten
der the British mission TO General Grant.
There 10 no expectation tina, Grant will &C
cept.
democratic members Of the New York
Police Commissioners have fled q notice
Of appeal from the decision OF the court
requiring them to appoint Tammany In
spectors OF elections.
Reports from St. Lawrence Island, In
Behring Sea, state that the natives are dy-
ing Cd by starvation. Traders are blamed
for carrying liquors there, BY which the
natives are kept Intoxicated and fall to
provide means for winter supper, until too
late.
The Horn Silver Nine, 10 Southern
Utah WAS sold At Chicago the other day to
Eastern capitalists for o 900 900. The
mine vas bought three years ago by Camp
bell. Cullen & Co.. the late proprietors'
for e25 900. aud IL IL stated that the ne,
earnings Of the mine have been upward Of
5000 . day.
"A meeting OF the Governors OF the
thirteen original States 10 10 be held In In
depencs Hall, Philadelphia. on the 2O,h
inst. for the purpose Of starting prspara-
tons for the proposed celebration OF the
one hundredth anniversary Of the surreD-
der Of Lord CORVALLIS ~ Yorktown.
The Wisconsin Greenbacker, one Of
the original fiat money newspapers, has
ceased publication tor lack Of patronage.
The last number contained IN article on
the political situation, 10 which the editor
comes out in favor Of the republican party.
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ton, Kief, Calais for Narassnsea Pier (and
Ar 10, sch Laura Jones. stevens. Port John.
HrANNIs-Ar S. Cap, John, Means, Providence
for Ellsworth and cid 7th.
Ar 10. sch Adde L Perkins. Thorn pson. N York
NEW BEDroRD-Ar l. sch Wesley Abbott
French, Linconviie.
NEW YoRK-Ar s, schs A X Woodward. Jor.
dan, New Haven; Louisa smith. Weber. rank.
Passed through Hell Gate 5. sch Ropes
Reed, York for PASSPORT
Ar .. brig Annie Gardner, VaYnum. Baltimore;
Flora sawyer, Williams, Providence; Northern
Light. Ross. Fernandns; Addtc L Perkins.
Thompson, Portland for Boston.
Passed through Hell Gate 9, sch Fair Wind
woodward, Port Johnsou'for Boston.
Ar ]. schs Abby wasson. Lord, BANGOR Frank
ns A"ss Deer Loss. c.t cs, ssodo''
Ana. . e. s.: : Teri! A:ssi x.. sch
S,rout Elisabelhport TOR Aibridse.
ArS schs Mindora. Macon. Il Desert.
Sid Sth. brig Myronus. Aspinwall
Holmes. Ryder. Belias,; Geo D Ferrnsou, Fer
guson. Roniout for Boston: Delaware, smith
Amboy tor salem: A Woodward. Jordan, Port
do tor Boston; Laura II Jones. Stevens, do for
Salem.
Ar il. schs y Carver. wall. ssooins,on;
1gr%9nto. Hammond Providence; Clara Fletcher.
CID II, sch Kit Carson. Dovl,ns; Jeremie.
hAyu, sea breexe, clay. 81 John n ".
NxwfoRr sid 4, schs Daniel Webster, Bald.
Providsnse for Ellsvorth.
Ar s, .ch. Globe. Hammess, Ellsworth; Dol
NswcAsrLE. DEL. s-rassed down sch Clifford
Brasdon- Sch Closson anchored Oh here,
NEwsuHrroar-Ar 9Th. sch Annie Collins,
Cousins. wechawken.
NEW hAvks-Ar7 sch W Archer. Bell..,y.
York. Ar 10. sch A X woodward, Jordan. New
York for Bangor.
Po.rLASD- Ar q. sch. NJ b M.hon.y. we.eo,s.
Bangor for New York; Northern Light. Harper.
Ar II, sch susan Francis. smith, Lamoine for
Boston: Ea.sern Belle. Parker. Bangor Tor Glou-
Aris. sch FRED 4 Jack, Leighton. Milbr'dse.
CID sch Kate Newman. Newman. fremont.
PoRrsnoUrn-Ar+. sch YANKEE Blade. Lowell.
Bangor.
In lover hArbor q. sch Mary Means, Parker.
Port Johnson for Portland.
PRoviprSCE-Ar 4, schs Carrie II spofyoru
HASKELL. New York; Loda.kis. Curtis, do.
Ars. sch Joshua Grinile. rr-etsy, bangor.
PHfLADELrHIA-Ar Z. brig Benz Carver, Cot
con, st John, Nh via Salem.
CID I, och Annie Gus, sawyer. Dsnversport,
Ars. Kate Newman: Newman. wesha~ten for
for,iand. Sch Kate Foster driited afoul Of the
Kate Newman. the latter losing her head gear.
Sid !, schs Balloon. Eaton, and Kosner. Nc
FAriand Bangor.
Ar Sth. sch / Uio.son Harding s, John n D.
Ar TO. schs silver Heeis. AuiAn. TURKS Island |.
Webster Barnard, Turner, Provid nee.
scLLIvAN-Ar Oct s. U & steamer Endeavor
(from . crsiscl; schs Am. SsrAtton. York II
II Havcy. Blake. Boston-
Sailed. sch Laurel. Bennett. boston.
sALGa- Ar q. Radiant, Hardy, Frantlin.
sruSSrsoroS-sld .. sch Y carver. Wall. y
Yort.
vTSErARp HAvES-Ar 10. schs Adm Richard.
son, Reed. Port Johnson for Boston. Fair Wind
woodsA ard. do tor Chelsea Mary Eliza, Torrey.
Ellsworth for New YORK, Harvest Hone Hodg
doa, iAtaoinc for do.
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show that we have not yet got our growth.
Gou,dsboro 10 pushing hard for the
lead. and they sre showing remarkable
ore, both at tie Gouldsboro which now
shows vein two feet thick Of solid miner
al In their shaft, and about four feet 10 the
open cut, and also at the Home" which
continues to show splendidly. Their new
SHAH is going down rapidly, and new
buildings are 70 be put up at once. 10 fact,
this Company is fast coming to the front.
We have good reports also from Cherry
field. Ore from there has been shipped to
the ''School Of Technology" and seems to
be very Satisfactory 70 Prof. Richards. its
Principal. X.