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HEUW CAN YOU DOUBT THE MEDI-
R III Cal. VIRTUES OLE EANTR ELLIS ANTI

. I'll Vim UES OF C4NIRELL'S ANTI
DlSPEPTlC POWDERS, the only sure remedy ever
offered t. The public, prepared expressly for thai COM
| plant, single ual of which will convince The most
scepcal OF lis ability to in any stage and under
any form, and being purely vegetable person. of the
most delicate constitution may use il in all kinds OF
weather with perfect safety.
Numerous certificates of highly respectable citi-
zens can be given by calling at Mr.. Caleb Cresson'S
Drug Warehouse, No. North Third ST., or al Cant
rell'S, corner OF Carpenter and Second sts Phade-
pha, of which have attached a few.
John IiZmoire, BaideSburg Mr., Henry Hoover,
Moyamensng Road, Phiada.; Mr.. Sam C. Douglass
sail-nakCr, South whalves; Robert Cav, No $50 S.
Second ST.; Mrs. McMuen, Catharine ST.. Southwark;
Nh. Charles Dick, Second near South st; Mr.. Cad-
well, No l6s South Fourth ST; MI. David Stwe,
Steam Mill, Thirteenth and Willow SITS; Mr. Barley
Jackson, No. l66 Prime ST.; Mr.. Charles Thaw No IS
moyamensng Road; Mrs. Steel, No IL Moyamemsing
Road; Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter near Sixth st.
Mrs. Lawrence, Commissioners Hail. Southwark
Mrs. Felton, Ninth Locust ST.; Mrs. Mnlet, No.
25 Reckless ST., Southwark; MIR, Thomas Reynolds,
Mead alley; MIR Hand March, No. % Prime ST.; Sam'i
II. Watson, sos South Third ST., Plumber; William
Price, Jr., Second ST.; John Price, Backsmith Mis-
Mary Delaney, in George above Sixth ST.; Mrs Shil-
don, of Mary and Front streets, Joseph Cain
Esq Mobile Ala.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB CRES-
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No.6 North THIRD
ST., Phiadephia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents.
J. F. Perkins Bro, corner ofFranklin and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
L. ii. Perkins, No. 495 West Baltimore st. corner o.
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
j. F. Caan, Washington city, ID. c.
H. Peel s. Co., Alexandria, do.
j. l.. Kidwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner OF Carpen-
ter and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia.
5h9~ Observe, none are genuine without the sigma
tuTc JOHN A. C.aNTRELL. ml2d
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DECLINED. Wesley Linthicum, ESQ.,, anoth'
er of the democratic nominees for the house Of
delegates, in Anne Arundel county, has de-
clined
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POSTMASTER. George 3. Stevenson, Esq.
has been appointed Postmaster at Rock Run,
Hartford CO., Md.
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NAVAL. U. S. sloop of war Preble and U.
S. brig Truxton were at Grand Canary about
June 2s. The steam frigate Mississippi, for
Pensacola, took her departure from Boston on
Wednesday,
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LAaENrABLE. The Albany ON. W Free
holder says:-We learn that the wife of Peter
Winnie, Of the town Of Knox, in this county,
came to horrible death in the following man.
ner on Saturday last: The lady, it seems, had
been subject to epileptic commissions, and dur
ing the absence of her family in the morning of
that day, fell into the fire, and was SO horribly
burned by her clothes catching as to expire in
the evening Of the same day. 1t is stated that
her clothes were entirely burned down to her
knees, and her flesh burned to crisp in various
parts-her head denuded of its hair, and her
whole skin blackened
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.

In purchasing these Pills let me add
ONE Word OF ca U1YON.
Always ask for lIANCE'S PILLS, and purchase of
none hut those advertised as agents, and if conve-
nient, call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by SETH s. HASCE, los Baltimore street,
and corner of Charles and Prattsts., Baltimore. Price
% cents per box, for Hances Genuine Pills. or for
SlOO.
The genuine for sale by C X. Tyler, corner Of Bal
tmore and High SITS; Parr Graham, corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore sts.; Perkins, corner of franklin and
Green SIS o. F. Petit of Gay and Exeter sts.;
Oliver Woods, corner of Market and Lancaster SITS,
F. P; Stansbuy, Thames ST., F. P. Y L. H. Perkins,
corner of Baltimore and Green streets; E. Y Foncy
Eutaw stieet, above Lexington. aus
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE EN-
pnRTITyT

mn \1lySTJ We have now made arrange
YsNzAH6sass mcns to receive always at
&M H5L4445B the very earliest period the
ESEE 1x.zasS LATEST FASHIONS. La
.aiIHT4I9$Y dies will be able to find by call
ing to see us. Walking and
Dress SHOES, Caters and Half Caters, slippers
and FANCY SHOES, Manufactured from French
MOROCCO and English KID, in the neatcst manner.
Fancy SHOES for Balls, Parties and Weddings nicely
made to order. We keep also ON kand large assert
ment of ChIdren's SHOES and BOOTS, all of which
will be sold on terms to please.
ELLIS & NlCOLAI,
Jel0-u No. SO Baltinore-st,
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District Of Columbus Advertisements.

" Office. VIM. Thompson respectfully informs
~ those merchants, publishers, and citizens of the
District of Columbia, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and other cities, who have heretofore placed
accounts and claims in his hands for collection that
from and after this date, his son, 5OHN EDWARD
THOMPSON. will he as ocated with him in his bu-
sness as Collector, General Agent, Scliventr and
Accountant,
VIM. Thompson respectfully acknowledges the bu-
sness patronage which he has received during the
last seven years, especially from the citizens OF the
District and Baltimore and solicits continuance Of
it, which will be promptly and faithfully attended 10
by the firm of WIN. THOMPSON - son,
General Ag' mis- ara Col ectors,
Office corner 9th st, and Louisiana Avenue
a6 ct Washington ID. G..
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EOHN c. HOLLAND,
II No. 40 NORTH GAY STREET,
Near the Odd Fellows Hal
Has now in store and for sale low
Embroidered Muslin CURTAINS
Plain Bordered Window Shades
G Chin 3 Shade Window SHADES
Venitan blinds; Paper BLINDS
Fancy, Walnut and Green do.
4Table OIL CLOTH
"a do. do. do.
"A do. do. do.
Plain and colOred Canton Mating
large assortment of Paper Hangings
Splendid Fire Boards Prints, &c. jyl9
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TEA SALE. The autumn tea trade sale at
New York, az we learn from the Express, open
ed on Friday, by the sale of the cargo of the
ship Tiger. The attendance was very large,
and the whole catalogue gone through with at
an advance. Good Country Young Hysons
were full Gas cts higher; the lower grades also
show an advance The market for teas, since
the fire, has been firm and advancing, yet thu
catalogues of the best Judges, on Friday, were
marked much under the prices paid.
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w. CHANEY, FASHIONABLE

a w. CLANCY, FASHIONABLE
EAe BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER,
No. IS HARRISON STREET,
EmI Has on hand a large assortment of
ELH Gentlemen's and Ladies' BOOTS
VI <&.aand SHOES, of every description
nsass 10 SashH which, in order to make room for
EA- Fall stock he will dispose of at cost
He has also on hand, quantity of
Gentemen'S FASHIONABLE LIGHT MOROCCO
BOOTS, suitable for the present season, which can
not fail 10 please, and will be sold uery lou.
B. Customer work done, as usual, on the most
liberal terms. iyl9-lm
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THE TEETH! THE TEETHM


m OOK AT THE PRICES! The Auction
M Bargain Store has been receiving lots of cheap
Goods, and now offers great inducements to buyers
Large White Spreads only 81 25.
Lawns at l2t, l6, l8a and 25 cents
Bareges at lei cents, very cheap lot
Calicoes g., 10 and 1913; Mouseln de LANES l6 cents
Damaged Muslin cts yard; Boys wear only II. cts.
Black Cambria 81! Sand 10 cts; Corded Skirts 37t cts.
Parasols 81 to 81 so; Sun Shades 375 and 80 cents
Linen Towels, for Csc; fine light Kid Gloves 25 and
37s cents.
IA fg'd Cotton Spread Cloth only 25 cents
Bonnet Ribbons at 8, 10 and l2t cents yard
Pongee Silk Hdkfs only 37 CENTS solid head Pins Sc.
Boys Pocket Hdkfs g.! cents yard wide Muslins &c.
And many other bargains at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE,
ie30 No. 25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette.
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Pennsylvania. The Native State ConVen-
ton assembled at Harrisburg on Thursday, and
nominated Robert H. Morton, of Dauphn CO.,
as their candidate for Canal Commissioner,
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NHEAP BOOK AND

HHEAP BOOK AND yy.ppuousp
SCHOOL BOOKS-Histores, ancient and modern;
Library and School editions; Works on Rhetorics
and Bellies Lettres; Readers; English, Latin Greek
and French; Works on Elocuon; Dictionaries and
Leyicons; Grammars; Arithnetics; Phioso1 Works;
Chemistry; Works on English and Greek Compost.
1ion-together with large and valuable assortment
Of Greek Latin and French authors all OF the latest
and most approved editions. Also, every description
of School Books now in use. .
u MISCELLANEOUS WORKS in all the valuable
departments of Literature
WORKS. or
A large assortment embracing every variety OF
BLANK BOOKS manufactured and sold as cheap
as they can be purchased in any of the Eastern cities
Foreign and Domestic STATIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS of every description.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
iele Isl Pratt street, next to Rail Road DepoN.
NKIORTHY OF ATTENTION. For sale,
w most valuable cook, washer ana ironer, a
woman 81 years of age serve 70 years, sold Tor no
fault, the present having no use for her, VIII
sell her low to a good MASTER Also Tor SAFE, very
likely nulatto GIRL between ~ and 10 years OF age,
well grown good nurse, washer ana ironer, al" can
come well recommended as such, the present owner
having ne further use fer her Apply TO
j2l l.. F. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Places
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS. A
~ new and fnll supply Of the MASsACHUsGpn ,;li
SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY'S excellent Publ
cations just received from Boston, and tor SAFE al
OWEN. KURTZ s. CO.'S,
Booksellers and Staiioners, JAG Balmore-st.
three doors east of Calvert street.
P.S Superntendcnts and Teachers OF sunoay
Schools particularly invited to call and examine
| the above Sunday School Books.
ms DIR. SciaFS inaugural Address, German anu
Enslish) just received from the Equalization Once"
| Chambersburg, Pa B5o'u
SUPERIOR STARCH; Indigo; Bay Runs
- Castor Oil; CASTLE, Country and Factory soaps;
! for sale by MARCUS DENlSON,
| iy90 81 Baltimore stseet.
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NHLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
III LERY & PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
ed 1910. Awarded the Medal, Four First Premiums
and Two Highest i0norS, by the Institutes of Massa-
chusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, respectively
for the most beautiful Coored Daguerreoiypes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington city.
No. PSI Broadway New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
sc Canal street, New Orleans.
1877 Feille Rue du Temple, Paris.
80 Church street, Liverpool.
09-PoRTRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
lyle. ja22-tf
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HSRESH SODA. SUGAR, MEDFORD
u and Water CRACKERS; choice Cheese; Arrow
Root; Rice; Flour and Lemon Syrup. For sale by
iy25 MARCUS DENISON, 81 Baltnore-et.
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Sh Nnn BATHS BY COW.
eP&PeSP&P&E SUMPTION wouId norI,,,,-


he small estimate for the ravages of this drcadfl dis
ease In single year, then add the fearful catalogue of
those cut off by Inflammation Of the Lungs Remor
other diseases of the LUNGS AND LIVER ana the
listwoud present appalling proof of the fatality Of
these two classes of diseases.
But is important to know that nearly all of ,bis
dteadiui waste ofhuman life might have been prevent
ed by a timely use of
DR.. WISI.4R'S B.4LS.AI OF WILD CHERRY
the greatest remedy discovcredby man for all dis
eases of the pulmonary organs produced by cold and
changeahIc climates.
Scores Of cases have come to our kn owe dye where
the patient had been given up die of Cons uInpon
as beyond the reach of medical ad-but who by the
use Of this Wild Cherry Balsam have been speediv
restored 10 complete health
sister of well known clergyman recently left the
schou she was attending-bena advised tn She must
die OF ConsunptiOn-tO return to her home, wishing
to spend her few remaining days with her friends By
some means she was induced to take Wistars BaIsan
OF Wild Cherry, by which she was en- rely cured i'm n
short time and returned 10 her school with light
heart and rcinvigorated health
Many of the most distinguished physicians in New
YORK ana brooklyn give this Balsam their unqualified
approval. Why should they not? 1t is every where
hailed
"N.7TURE'S F.9TORITE PRES CRIPTION.v
being formed from chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple, but powerful ingredients
of Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be addressed TO ISAAC BUTTS. 3
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
Hgh-st Baltimore, and K. S. PATTERSON Washe
ington, ID. c.. and by most of the Druggists in Narv
and and the District of Columbia. mhl3-frm
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YHNEA-TRAYS AND WATERS. Received
per shin Alabama, All extensive assortment of
superior and common TEA-TRA5 S and WATERS.
Among them very rich Papier Mache, Bird of
Paradise Sandwich, Gothic and other kinds in sets of
3 and pieces. Also, large variety of rich Gard,
Cake and Bread Baskets. We have also received by
arrivals full supply ofFamily and Fancy Hard
ware, Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery and a general
assortment of useful HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
For sale on accommodating terms by
JAS CORTLAN b SON,
l8 Baltimore st. Cd door East of Harrison.
pz-CATALOGUES containing list of goods, ma
nufacured, imported and for sale by us, always pre-
pared for those who desire them. jy4
THEAP PAPERHANGINGS. l have just
" received large assortment of fine glazed and
common American Paperhangngs, Borders and Fire
Board PRINTS, which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices.
Paperhangings of every description done in the best.
manner, at short notice.
Also, on hand an assortment of Window Blinds
embracing Ventan Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
SHADES. STICK BLINDS, Paper Blinds, &c.
| Just received an assortment of superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 4s Gay ST.,
| m3l near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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A CCOMMODATION OFFICE. Persons
"A that are in any way embarrassed in obtaining
money in small large sums, have only to call at l..
F. SCOTTI'S Agency Office, No. 10 Exchange Place.
Wanted to purchase, at all times, Gold, Silver, and
Jewelry, Of all descriptions. az
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rHOICE GROCERIES, &c. large as
u sortment of the most superior and low priced
Green and Black Teas; Coffees; Loaf crushed loaf,
and brown Sugars; Wines and Liquors, ON drauuht
and in bottles; London Brown Stout Sap Sage, Pine
Apple al old Cheese; Spices; Family Flour Oils;
Molasses; Soaps; Candles, &c. &C., constantly for
sale at market prices, by
MARCUS DENISON,
az 81 Baltimore-st. between Gay and Frederick.
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Il received an assortment of articles for Travelling
Dresses, viz:
ALPACAS, browns, greens. states, fawn, drab, sc.
Grey Pongee; superfne "A Brown Linen
French Merinoes; plain Mousnes &c.
lot of cheap Worstcd Plaids, for bathing dresses
Silk Oil Cloths, for Caps.
A great lot of large heavy WOOLLEN SHAWLS,
(cheap) for travelling
Beautiful new style Chemisets; French Collars, sc
Foulard Silks; Muslins; Ginehams.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
jelS 2O3 Baltimore street.
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EEANCE'S SARSAPARiLLA, VEGETABLE
u n OR BLOOD PILLS.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
removing bile,
correcting disorders
OF the stomach and bowels,

IUsUNVHtss, dyspepsia, swimming
in the head &c Persons Of a full habit,
who are subject to Headache, Giddiness, Drow-
Sncss, and Singing in the Ears arising from too great
flow of blood 10 the head, should never be with
out them, as many dangerous symptoms
will be entirely carried off by their
immediate use.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

Interesting relics have been discovered
upon Bunker Hill. On Saturday quite an
excitement was produced BY the discovery
Of several entire human skeletons, and On
some careful search being made, large
number Of other articles were found, which
at once identified the spot as the depository
Of the remains Of large number Of those
who fell in the memorable battle Of the 18th
June, l776. The skeletons were in an
unusually sound condition. On one the hair
was found almost entire, and in . remark
able state Of preservation. Quite num-
Der Of metal buttons, numbered from 43 to
81, were also thrown up These belonged
to the enemy, as they bear the numbers Of
several Of their regiments, and a., It is well
known that none such were worn by the
Apericans, Knee buckles, musket balls
and copper coin, the latter being too much
corroded to discover their character Of
dates, Mefe also found. The place where
these relics were found, il supposed e
have. formed . part Of one Of the main en-
trenchfhents at the time Of the battle, and
that the bodies were covered up where
they fell, or were thrown in Immediately
after the conflict.
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A bashfnl young gentleman, proposing
to . celebrated belle or Kentucky, h Miss
Susan S--y) sent her ! verytender hil-
let doux, 10 which he begged an answer
If not, 10 return il Immediately. AtihS
time he was on visit at her Pas country
mansion, and daily saw her, But not ~
ceiving an answer, he supposed his suit
was accepted A constant influx Of com.
pany prevented an acknowledgements Alter
lapse Of Several days. ne was awakened
one morning with the intelligence that
''young missus" had put her answer in his
hat soon after she received his note. In
The lining of bis hat be found his. own nots:
On asking for his boots, which were mis-
sing, Pompey. showing his worries, said
"Massa's BOOTS, BY Missus' order, are done
put. III The stirrups Of Massa's saddle"
The saddle Of course, was on his horse
which awaited him Of the gate. In ny
younger days sent . billet doux % y ilStjS;
but ,cas green enough 70 leare he ends ob(sg.
She read il without breaking TIE seal. Ma
sent, II back 10 me. Ineuer ,crots AeF ~ ~
other Rcrei!k. ar ,ssW Fl rsa
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=. - sE.
Axornra MuaDEa.-A quiet respecta-
bic farmer named Dubenhkyer, who resid-
ed in the nighborhood Of Pontoosac, left
home about three weeks, since on horse
back: The next day his horse came home
without saddle Of bride and all track of
poor Dubenheyef was lost Until Monday
last, when his body was found in ditch
partly covered with leaves, aid gun shot
wotind IN the head. There is no doubt
the poor fellow was murdered By the Nor
mons as they have before manifested HOS
tility to him on account Of his Anti Nor
mon principles.
We hive not heard that suspicion rests
upon any one, but we trust the perpetrs-
tors Of the cold blooded murder will meet
the punishment they dssefss.--L~ CSaniy
Uena. a Ill ess2 1854 saM assf
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4 n.
The New Orleans Picay uns 6asreceiv-
ed news from Galveston to tho l7th ultv
ten days later than previous advices. 1hs
following, extracts comprise all the news:
| TIE National Register, published q
Washington, states that the President Of
Texas has authorised Col. Clark L. Owen,
Of Jackson .e,,tptx, u raise one thousand
men by voluntary enrolment, 10 be mus.
tered into the United States service under
Gen. Taylor. Maj. Hays, with his COM
mand, is also to cooperate with Gen. Tay-
lor. Active, measures have been taken 70
/ recruit Abe htimber Of men required. s,
The Civilian OF The 18th me,aiplA ibet
Galveston continues to eijoy uninterrupt-
ed good health, and Tint as Tar as accounts
extend, the entire country is AZ healthy ~
any region Of the world. The editor 4ai,
hear Of 10 sickness, in any directions.
Joseph Jean, 4 German, who Isnt to
Texas with the Prince Of Solms, died hy
stroke Of the sun in Galveston Oh the 10Th.
Ills said 70 be The only case which hss oc-
Cured al Galveston this season. y-lanea
The Hon. ]. b. Miller, of Fort Bend,
has. consented to BECOME \ candidate fUf
Governor Of The State Of Texas.
The National Register says that Col.
Albert c. Horton is spoken Of Tor Lieut..
Goycrnor of the State Of Tsxrs,: ~~
The Register confirms tie Indian infnr-
ma,ien Which had previously been receiv-
ed. The Camanches are divided among
themselves, forming the peace and the wax
parties. The peace party is now pad N
be in the ascendant, and manifest, their
fidelity in various ways. They were al
expected 10 meet in general council, to
be held on Towaccane Creek, at Post No.
2. on the 18th inst. The chief Santa Anna
was e pecied to be present, and to unite
with the others in treaty Of amity with
IS. The late expedition, under The chief
Buffalo Hump, against the Mexicans, i
said TO have been crowned with success.
They retured from beyond the Rio Grands
loaded with spoils. The other tribes says
the Register, are progressing in The agri-
cultural urts, and beginning to enjoy the
blessings Of civilization. .sa'a.e ngs
The following are the names Of the
members elect to the Tenth Texan Con-
gress; Archibald Mcneil for the county OF
Montgomery, III. c. MeAnelly. fol Hal-
ris; Gen. w. s. Fisher, for Galveston; j.
P. Hudson, FOR Fayette; r. M. Willian-
son, for Washington; and S. w. Perkins
and w. b. P. Gaines, for Braxoria.
The schooner Boston. Cap. WIN. L.
-Hurd, left Galveston for Port Lavacca,,
on the ll,h inst, and on The night. of Ne
18th fell among the breakers at the west
end ofthe Island, about 81 3 miles from We
lasco, and soon become total wreck. She
was freightcd principally with lumber be-
longing to Maj. West Of Lavssca, most Il
which, wa.nnderstsnd was hfihsd aslioas..
The vessel belonged to Capt. Hurd. The
passengers were all saved.