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Indian Vegetable Panacea.
HEREDITARY TETTER.


N1Srs,-1t j. now six months since my
~ youngest child. daughter, had cu,apeous
affection, which msdc its sppcarsnce over It's rn.
tire body. 1t was csse Of hereditary letter and
81 virulent was the disease, that wished, in
case il could not he speedily relieved, ,ha, il might
10 laid in its grave. At this stage Of the dis
rsso nv sisor-in-lsw called upon you To advise as
to the best preparation Of Sarsapaiilla tbs, could
he procured, as an alternative; when you recon-.
,nenlcd the use of Dr. CnIIen's Indian Vegetable
Pansces. and ] am pleased to say that the good
effects of the medicine were perceptble when it
hail taken but few doses; end by the time we
had used single bottle, the disease had entirely
disappeared, and from that time there has heen no
te te.sppesrsuee really feel thankful % you for
having recommended the Panaces in this case, for
! feel confident that had not the di.dase been ar.
rested, my child would. ere this. have been the
tenant Of the cold and silent tomb.
Respectfully yours,
RowASn e. WALTON, JOHN y. REES,
Phil. Dec. 0, IS45. s5 N Seventh st.
WHITE SWELLING.
Mr. 1T. RowASp, Phil Dc 10. ls45.
Dear Sm-At your request checrfullv give YOU
an account Of the wonderful cure effected upon me
by DIR. Cullen's Indian Vegetable Panacea. Al
the age Of Ia years had upon my right knee
White Swelling, which sifened the joint and
caused some sevcn'y OF moro F.'c's Nv 'h' ""'o
pieces Of the bone to come away in the sores, and
which was temporarily relieved by the usual RENE.
dics, but no, entirely cured AT times sores would
again break ou,. and become So dstres ing and pain
ful that could get no rest night nor day. In this
way IL continued until last spring. when. having
Witnessed the extraordinary effects of your Panacsa
as an alternative, upon daughter Of mine who
was using it for a chronic disease, concluded TO
mako a trial Of /, in my own case; the result has
been an entire cure. | am now 81 years Of age and
hsvc suffered So years with the sores cheerful-
ly add nv testimonial TO the many Others ! have
heard, of the cures performed by your rel'brattd
Panaces THOMAS WALTON,
49O n, 81 st., Alderman 7lh Ward, n. l..
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Traverse Jurors.

Tnrbuf--John Siad,ten.
Ietris Daniel Dtrisbach. Michael R.a YER.
Deawdre.-J ,coh Sii rel, Joseph Hammer, T..
J.. Pifer, Muses. NJ. Border, Jacob Brown.
.,iiHon Seth Cadw sla,ler. Israel kapIer. Soml.
Tease. Joseph Anrs,ad. John = Pe'erman.
ChWsquaquc.-thar'es Fox, John Housed,
James Russell. William Kramer.
Ioini-Geo, Lrshcr, Peter Foust, Michael
hnnh.
Nnrihumbsr!dn.i-Inhn Bower. 4. &. B,rrc,'.
Upper Augusta.-Ga". OhrrJrf, Henr, Kline
Louer augusta --Ssmi. I.an'z. jeremiah Wet.
Eel, Iohn ". Malnh. Henry Folk, Go Burns.
Shan.okin.--Wm t;ass, James Price, Conrad
Yos,, Wm. MMtz Valentine KIare, Jacob Sholl,
John Rnthem'l ir.
Rush.-Rcbcrl Campbell, Philip HiIc, Vim. II.
Kase
Upper Mhonoy.--Iohn Baum. Abraham Kun
selnan.
T<,,rrr Matonoy.- Geo. Lenker. John Lower
I'm, MIionoY -l.eopad Reed.
JIcLson.-DauI Schwartz, Peter Brown, Dan
Bohrer, Samuel Mslich.
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SCORFUt.A.

Messrs RowAsp & WILroN.-i have been tor
two yests OF more severely afflicted with Scorfula.
and af:cr having tried three eminent physicians
without sny relief, had come To the conclusion
that must die. | had fourteen open ulcers on my
face aud body at the same time. While IN this
condition, a friend procured me a bottle Of your
DIR. Cullen's Indian Vegetrhle Fanscea. This was
abcu, two months since. have taken Elk bottles
and am completely cured. My general health 10
also better than it has been for years.
E. w. MAXWELL, Mary's Court
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To the Electors Of Northumberland
County
EEILOw CTTIIENS-A the r. quest Of NV
friend, offer myself as candidate for the
off o cf
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County Commissioners.

Should YOU hel',vs me- worthy of your conf
dencc, and confer this oiire upon NE, sha spar'
no cxrr,ions TO give gcH,Tai satisfaction.
JACOB HOFFA.
Upper Mahonny, July II. lsi7.
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Certificates Of cures, in pamphlet form, may be
had Gratis, at the offices Of the agents.
This medicine is prepared aud sold hy ,hs
pTopristors, Rowsnd & Wslton, No. 376 Market
street, Philadelphia.
= CW w Danenhowcr. NoL Murray st, N \.
SS w Danenhower, No q IF Hall. Gin. q.
sa IT Jenkins, No 68 Canal st, Orleans.
&C Nm Robinson, cor Gay q Saratoga sts bal''
Agents: H. MASSER, Sunhury
l. H. Raser, Milton; ]. Seeholj, New Ber-
lin: Mr.. Musser. Millhcim; Sharpe ID. Lewis.
WilkeshsUe.
Sold also by Druggists throughout the United
States. June 8, 1917 --em. f6y
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THE bkraroS IN tnE ARny-The Vera Cruz
Eagle, OF late date, thus discourses about the
wonderful operations Of this wonderful agent:
We had the pleasure Of enjoying an invitation
Ia be present on the occasion Of the ampu,s,ioo
OF two legs above the knee, on Saturday last,
where that great assistant in surgical cases, Uhe
te'heon) was used. The subjects were two men
who had been conveyed to the ilospita, of San
Franeisco, and the success was a triumph over
physical pain. DR.. Barton's administered the
Lefheon, and Dr. Porter and a young physician
twhose name we are sorry we do not recollect)
were the operators In one case the limb was
removed in five minutes and a half from the
commencement Of the inha lation to the close Of
the amputation 10 the other few seconds over
that time. Both declared they had felt nothing
during the operation. One Of them rather play
fully observed, Ton recovering consciousness, and
perceiving that it was done) "thol is the ,cay
you do il, Isl o." This is surely a wonderful
agent, and may be regarded as the most invalua-
bic discovery in relieving suffering humanity,
that has yet been revealed.
The Lctheon is now used by surgeons, dentists
and accouchers, and We expect TO hear Of its be.
ing used by disappointed political aspirants.
A LARGE RArr.-A raft, from Canada, nine
hundred feet in length, 80 feet in width and
drawing 3 feet water was towed into Buffalo a
few days since. The ran was composed of spars
and pine saw logs upor which was 10000 feet
Of sawed pine lumber.
A MONSTER TKsT The Chicago Convention
was held uader tent, made large enough TO ac.
commodate twenty thousand persons.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
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MONSTER Tksr- The Chicago Convention
was held uader tent, made large enough TO ac.
commodate twenty thousand persons.
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Cotton Trade.

Since the departure of the Cambria, on the 9th ult
dull and langud feeling has characterized the opera
tiouspurchases have been confined nearly entirely
neutrality-suspicious. existing general disin-
cnatiou the part Of European buyers enter the
market This has been apparent since the recep-
ton Of advices Thursday 9th inst per this packet
cd that demand would soon show itself and at once
assumed frmer position and the effect that the
business which was transacted for few DAYS WAS Mt ra
Their better rates. but entirely USE and
a. the enquiry existed chiefly for the better grades
oes these styles only have been tooraby well main
tsned our quotations for the medium and lower grades
which similar TO the last nominal and if holders
evnced desire to realize TO any considerable extent
have averaged 1000 bales daily AT the date of
the falling of in the receipts of cotton compared with
those Of the same dates last l72 900 bales
now the discrepancy has amounted to 22l 900 bales
With respect to this crop 1t Is only necessary to
that OF the probable result there very little difference
Of opinion as far regards the number of bales but
wider range exists in respect to the actual deficiency in
weight %
far tho season has been more backward then either
OF the two last aud notice that large quantity of
the most valuable bottom lands in the states Of Msss
sippi and Louisiana under overflow, which
render the crop in that section decidedly hazard
IL due to state that the accounts this sub
jsct are somewhat conflicting, and while in some
tons particularly In the highlands Of Georgia and Mis-
sisspp the prospects for good stand encouraging,
In others again they represented asquite the
This IL, however very natural and must necessarily be
the case, with staple cultivated wide
that reaches us from the eoos
growing sections Of the Union Is both difficult unsa-
tsfActory aside the backwardness OF the sea-
son. probability exists Of a renewed visit from the
oaterpil this summer-it Is evident that the winter
has not been sufficiently cold to destroy the worm and
exist tho animal ITSELF has been found in the chrysalis
state
The movements In this staple this season compared
with the previous two have been annexed -
Bales
Receipts at ports Of the IT, since Sept 1916 644 $50
same period last year 965,90a
year before. 2,233,45l
xports from U. 8. since Sept l. 1916. ..... 90l,3l2
:" same period last year. l,0t7,7sl
year Delore. I,ol93oo
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have been
5000 bales. Exports $500 Taken by spnners 10000.
Taken on speculation 5000. stock in city $1,000
Amount on sale 5000 bales.
The closing quotations in this market fol-
lows -
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i: ~: 1r s. s'fA s.. r. p So: s.;
f; FER: ts;s.S i st, iSay s,sss: i:;:
eayon ASherl Bini,ger COL eask Brenhard- case
Roux-i Fsnrest Che rmale-6 Iacharpe G Fanche-3J
Underwoodl Patton col Bucking hamr-i Il Jeanja
guet-l Clark West-l Mann 4 lselin-l Payen col
Koia. eeTi vsrsLi vssstIl sill ThomsOn-i De-
bale s,slsy S~eanx-i Schfsss. Koop col Horst
w beghaum--l Grosvenor-l bale Barse & Bgeow-2 cs
Lscsla x Eephew-l Marrit & Rober-2 A Grux-l Spies
Chrst Cog Rossn brothers-2 Belmont-l Brus-
A Benvt-l Mlhan-i l. Thayer-2 c Holman-2 Harm.
f Sss, CO.. aa5-l EsscA eonsulal Moutsn,Hy
Schni A,drae-? Ermenpptsci'-5 Schraxe, Koop
Strler-i Hnichs-3 Boury, dIyenners & cog S,z
Jininger &'o-l Born s. huhtrd--2 bales Loeschgk
Weseadmck.20 'her--2 csF Cot'sn-t & cog bales
Mseks Plan e.l case Lsvssquss Kittr,dge Biakes
Gsiardet.i Nj AMI Toms son--i Wiley x Putnam
II kihr dge Blakesl lie Msyen-l ,wsoa II ,rrug.
ton-l schi singrrk Henschsn-i Lyon. Levi & col Kohl
saat freres-i barrrr-1 Loesch ok We endo ck-l
kipliuj & bros-i Jn Behrmann-l q Won Baus-l w II
Mann &co--s Pc ur-l iiearion Chauveali Engler
II Collomb * helms to order.
PALERMo-Bnk Lepario-s0 bags canary seed, 10 OIL
$50 bags wsuus l8 do fber's, 700 do shum4c. 8G AL
mond i2o bags do 96boxss a"d lemons lease
ro Robnsoa-s boxes mdss Fiedlsr- do scilanConsul
HAMBuRGIBig Die Beine-2l bag. 10 chests Boving 4
Wue.l0o bbs Van Schet-l case Cohen & coz 6hds
GA&H Whtsl bale GO baskets Wn!e rhof Piper Karek
Han-l36 bags Innis0 bales casks 100 bbs II
To order.
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Xssslsu xspyns. xappaAsssssk Ga ssAs r xlals,
': :;sa ,'ee:as ..,:::,
EaH s.yss EXT: fA'' Van Buren, York; Msya Albert
CHsSIrsros, May liar steamship souihsrner Berry,
do Sage. Roger do Cld-shp Thomu Bennett. Sherman,
paFx RSTs Nav AR schr Canton Given Pha for
Dghton: 9th, sloop Mt Hope. n York for Tsnnton.
MAY A I Pia Erie Baxter, ma and MARY
Thom. SIC TO- Tor do Clara, fhis for Do.
M0ssIrnSAD May io~sd big Mary Helen Gregory Jim
4 NEW 6rISas. May 5-AnU 9 steam'h New Orleans.
poo Gen veazis. FsirheId, y,a Cruz; LoEn., Conway
a bk John Benson Widen Bo,tOa U%sas Pa.,ea
%1%f sfsi "a oxo keseee. s Belfast ss
G. ands Psnaas.s Kaudsos, Bazos Sanago: syvia WiIds
Tayio srooi6sd, Vera Cruz; Y%s!an Davis. DO; P.aSs.
Harrison Gus, Maagoaa: Mary Caroline. Wanx Psnsa
cola; Henry Plasassnsi Do Below shps WIN Cav s Be- q;
S d vs os coS%bs Bridge. dol Emerald
Buck do Louisville, Hut New York; Auburn Durfey do;
brk Swat Blanchard Cork AID market schs Charles Nc.
Rowlest, HauIon. do; James SAMUEL, Somers do o..
PORTLAND May FAR schr lno, Ncherson York Cid
b Nav :eS1. % n, Smly s
ssy Guys Thomas Ireland, Somen York; spsndd. Burt.
do; bsik Bachelor Horton, Dublin, Ir.
Ga sehs bs.dea PORTSMOUTH, MI SID bark Peter Ds%
81, EN-, May s-Ar .chr. White Oak Harding. Lpbec for
G.ace DahinE yebber, Aftica Mary Clark Small N York
TAMgco April Pin sshr Sarah Ann Eliz nbeth Pa
@ Sss ax
Still, Nancy Pratt.
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state OF the -Four Mark cts.

New OalEaSs May 6-Fiour-Some $500 bbls have
changed hands Of which 3l07 bbls ut So and the bal
ance Illinois ut Sc O5 q 1871 Corn-The sales amount
TO 10 900 sacks Of which 22O0 White and mixed In
gunny bags at 65 cents 200 Yellow and 800 White in
cotton sacks 500 White aud Mixed $50 White at 50
cents 100 White and Yellow, In mixed bags at 62k
cents $50 Yellow at 65 cents, and Yellow at 10
cents-whch prices show Improvement Wheat
Sales, 2lss sacks ordinary, at 81 o. and 400 sacks
weevily. at 30 cents. .---..
CScINNArI May s-On Friday evening an additional
200 barrels sold from canal at 81 g. To-day the
market to almost dead halt operators being dis
posed in the morning to await the Eastern
Pittsbug packet arrived with tho intelligence that the
Caledonia had been autographed ut Boston every body
Of course determined await the receipt
The only sales reported lo0 and 60 bbs from store
at - 81.
BALTIMORE, May l4-TheTe sa,os Of 1000 barrels
Howard street Flour to-day, at S. and about 1000 do
City Mills at the same figure, though generally held
higher Sales 1900 bushels prime Red Wheat. to arrive
Mt 81 So Sales 5000 bushels Corn at % for White
and lOa tor Yellow, prime quality
PHILADELPHIA, May ID Flour scarce, but with a
more limited demand and prices somewhat unsettled :;
notice sales Of 500 bbs standard brands at 1000
bbls mixed Western and Pennsyvana ut So, lined and
delivered and 6J0 bbls at " s7h. Corn Meal is
wanted, with further sales at S. and Brandywine at
IS l2k Wheat-fhe market bare, and lots Of Penn.
sylvania Reds to arrive, held at ITS cents Corn
Sales Of 5000 bushels Pennsyvania Yellow reported
deliverable next week, at los cents weight. Oats
Southern, are wanted at 80 So cents.
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Foreign InapOrtatlons.

ron TsS..n Fa1s ss9 Cams
Hn ki:a Rss: 1P sss s%s
s.s g.:
e:
RI: N;.s 81: iii: S..s
: chsp%ss- Wehslh,u;ea cyl sciras.. ko;p COZ
%S Ses M IhS@g1 aa.sY
Gsi Mofs%ood ca e w5 Ss L s., Rs
II De, Az. Henseri Nes:ns co-a John Wilson CO
ao ao
bars IRON 100 slabs tin tons hemp and sund bales and
Lnss.0o o. shp orisks bale. blankets Buck
S'%i "ai. w b M.
Buckley col burton Brotherso coal
IGa 6 sdi: s..a iron e, 90
S Ssssi SSa; Ss$sg nss..sl
T Ssv ss.s. ss
Bsrtos-si Gshow col Gritha sS aimsn-5s nT'S
H:r,rs Hsa5y sraa Hun, t.esso Ids
sS@ H ta% aI asy: Hss:
TN s: H Gs
ssss sS.ys ss.%
SaSas. ss Shield. bale. IS,
swig Shswi case Willis saron--so anvils Witmore
ss Ss;Ios Va. %. e.t w W.,
Bowl SEWN coli9 cases As crates bales pig
W.T. LTSsrocIT 81 ch,os,s ok: Smith Wright cos
LslIsr-s cks .. sill Anderson ss
sH. GSe b
B sul, Hunt s. s9 b. sas GGrssnhs
hp ostsp so ns.%d !.
sys, e9 e, G b co fh.depha bate. Joseph
sPsneer-25 chs Gyra. Field co5 eks john NewSoid
e s 81 Ssss Ssas.
ss e: As% B
Dodg orewood eo5s ISL Ss sra 60 sn Sas
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csr,SIs eois Pkg SpsddaEI ,5a.
%ssd ess rss c%:s%ss seI kis dsGs
Taylor yer-2i crates cak bales 81 anvs %
,.Ss cs Lsel1 es Austin co'o e. MD Hartman
."ps hss ses :S1. oa Boosnsa
SSi 100 iron
shed.eS cases stee, Ellman7 bales mdse BaIIenforh
S' sack. ,,
%sf ha Els &SM.s Fs. ss
SsSs.a HR %.ts ss Gs Noel Rf
Guerla-2 Dys FaiTch,ld Coz Z Hyde sone-l FIJI
Anniden--l Ihinln, Nlallard Coz Brown Co.'S VIM
Bellamy-i Corbt < Col Johnson Moore & Tsylor-3L
Cohen-3 Teterel Blain-i Csnx & fls. Solisc Coz
cd ,kogeS,Ei Haushten sswysrS Col Spies, Christ
Dubois Col Lutte Freres--i A Msyer-i Coenet & Co
II, g, 9 Galther-3 Bar lett Word-i ThadwelI & CO..
ward Col Bos.snge--5 Artaut--0 Perret--i
- hessen6eTg Co-i5 Mitcnil Brognan Col Martin
raws9aIe y kent-g S.one, Swan Cop Lppold
70 Jordsu-i x q Go,hetz-l Legroux-2J * Vobe
wn k k9,n13 leeshss A @ Williams cs' mdze
ps' e So-2 fatemet X Col Deunges-l Bechet
Co"a Fi,hn S,rah--3 Derasmes Boizard7 A Stewart
Fiemne"1 n,,iin ssE Strange Brothers-, Covill
/ j Mode, j2iX f,eTssz-e Genon Cog Thadwin-
Il rnouar, ~ - " Taught Y colt Fellows Van Arsdale
L. Soo a ,Ihayer-is Wiston col Conn Bad.
'' e'' haske-t French, Wells K co., ID Muller
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships hatcher, Newcomb Calao. &c. Rowland & Aspin
PSph.S Liverpool Kermit; HsTm0Sia taswj cha1s%i
vsI%'ss Ts%yArsy cs,. Rou,h Co.
isS s s 9.:s~ @ sis;s Coz Ann ',
sp Ike whale ship Rambler from Pacific Nantucket;
T: sa. Pax e Ss" wsiss
s nss.a %ow 81 keSss
Cork Ellen Barclay, g Thoma; Maitland Phelps; Mary
Eso sss s;s St.
S S soss GS isy Flo. as
bridge TnI s,ss New Haven y. r.
kn; Peterbnv forpose Drake. Philadelphia Maize, Mick
soops Vrgant, Heath, Providence; President, Fbeo, NJ
Packet ship Quebec, Williams from London April IL with
%dss TO GFn%s Mn,uTn Co. April Is Sicily Island;
Esx Yct April - i = long 30 Ss,t UIaas
Zip sa
INT S,t e. 5si kss
Mp @ S s f Ia. Ts "a spss, & Tiki,
Ire ths n lon g ";
Cummings steering sW supposed from Liverpool for saya
,rY pa?, s:s,i gis s;s is@ 1;;
Sicilian bark Cereres, Feot, 81 days from Falmouth,
England. in ballast. to Chauteau Merle and Sandiord
% sif a'p. ays iS Ell fs
&c IS. spoke brig Amad probably bark Almadr Baret)
captain and off Br ship from YORK; loaded with grain
1 the az had put EN- on board
Prusssn brig Die Bene, Schaun So days from Hamburg,
with mdse to W Weissrr.
Br brig Downes Doody, from Baesfod u ballast to
Duncomb & Beckw-93 passengers April 18th spoke bark
Linda AtnH s sa az; s Dc %
May 18th spoke the bark Blodget of and for
Havana, out 20 days. in lat Al % n Ion GO w.
British schr Louisa Willard Sharpe days from Windsor
s. with 100 tons plaster the Sailed with
brig. Helen Mar, aud Vanguard, both for New York.
Schr Citizen. Snow, Salem, mdsc.
Scir United Bray, North Carolina, with shingles bound
Prov idence.
Schr Edmond Frances, Philadelphia, coal.
Sailed.
Ship Ashland Vera Cruz Wabash, New Orleans; brig
Mary Ann Philadelphia; brig Gotha, Rotterdam
Ships Albany, Creole Cohota, Louvre and Gaston still
main at Nor at s w Spit
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFicArroS.


New ORLEANS May Ave stated in review of
Friday night last that tho cotton market had advanced
hcs Nc on the strength Of the accounts from
Lngsnd though but n moderate business done
mat usy az parties were generally engaged in discus
s .ner private correspondence. Buyers showed
somo amposinon to operate Saturday but the very
full rates claimed by sellers prevented them from deal
ing s1tsnsveiy and the sales were confined to 1900
bass yesterday the market opened with yery ANNA
tea demand which derived some support from rumor
tnAt was current and generally believed to the effect
that later accounts from England of fvor.ba cbarac
Ter mao peen received by express The transactions
amounted 10 1000 bales and In most ho,d.r.
were enabled to obtain advance of 70 nar nv 1 i
the market was less animated and although tho h"sy
meas reached $500 bales the demand was not r.r"r.i
and sellers were more disposed to meet pursbasar.
Prices, however wero unchanged and we close WHY
firm nm steady market Most Of the purchases of ah
past few days have been made English account The
total receipts at all tho ports since the September
exhibit decrease compared with last year Of AGO
bales. The exports to Great Britain during the same
period. show deficiency Of I0s79 those to France OF
-13 bales aud those to other foreign ports Of 5242
bs Ths deficiency in the receipt at this port against
Last year amounts to 1884 bales Liverpool classified
- -1.-Lousisns and Observation-Disclosures, on a aI
ordinary, loS loh middlng ioK II good midding
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Telegraphic Correspondence.

bosToNl MAY ~, l63I-o O'CLOCK, m
Hors Jacques. from Yarmouth 10Th instant, reports that
IRON Boston eI LIVERPOOL Duck Island Sable
sgue. that the ship from 90
Of water l. was reported at Yarmouth that the ship sailed
ship Anglo Saxon Gordon Liverpool sailed from
3 n.sant and no doubt the ship reported above
glo and cargo saved vessel
probably total loss vessel insured y cargo
Miscellaneous Record.
R:E Of .a Si
close The E1shsnEs News Boom and at Kenyon 81 Wall
papers the packet ship Stephen Whitney for
frs s s ip st sf sS1s E for the
The new packet ship New York. CaptaiA Lines for Havre
THE WsEcx of vessel Of abou, $50 bottom painted
ana bT Y2as S the wb date.
the 9th Captain Rich was prevented from boarding. he
wreck account Of high
s "o KtS IVES: z 4 h
BR ScHs COLUMBIAN PACKET, from Baltimore for Gas.
Il; S g. n e s H ON sha
for assistance supposed she will have
Notice to Mariners.
CAPE FLoMpA L,nHrCErom iniom.'iop received hi,
West appears the light destroyed BY the indians
in 1896 and recently rebuilt Cape Florida have
collected that this was and will be continued stationary
Washington, May ii, 1917.
Spoken.
April 49, lat &c long 20 so passed ship standing to
me eastward with square red signal white diamond in
Bark Waban, Bartlett days hence for Savannah May
Snip EDWARD Everett, from Boston for New Orleans May
Brig Mary Ellen from Salem for St Jago May 49, South
90 ship Adslne Pike from New Orleans for London April
BRIG sea Eagle from Boston for Legho May H. Off Cape
Qchr e.
whaic,nen.
Sat- dsy e s% Bsg
$ so.d ' ss n s, 80 % u.
beating against the east wind. Spoke 10th sight
" Ss 100 5 bb
ws S IN sigh, all bound east
GS Si: iy 1es ss5s Es s
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letter reports touched At Pemambueo April g. Neptune
& go s% ID s 1890 VII K
rI,du On MLsse ne as,S VIII lao Fortune Bailey
5 'ss wh 100 .C; Oh GGT Perry Bailey MI 1850 VIII
Fsis,Sss.s, Barclay Nan Pc,
2ao s ready for sea- bound to NV Coast the third
Foreign Ports.
VALPARAISO no date-Sd bark St Joseph Hobson C;usya
quill TO return to early ia April and sail the nee for Iauiout
and Bait Also sid Feb Is, brig Argyle Goldman Coqnimbo
and Bait.
Home Ports.
BosIos, May i}TAn' sbips Corsica, peverspr Calcutta
Lmerck Cstalps Hoyt Batavia; brgs Hector Pendeton
Trinidad; Rival sley Cardenas Cleared, b,rs Don (Brj
Rico; briggs Cocheco, Clifford, Bgrbadoes Nereus Mssory
Mansnilla sch Abel Story, Prince Gonsve, Ellen Spar
Nothing sailed ~ ~
BALTiSonE, Nay i-AE lBL brig Fred,ie., w.diagton,
gs. Saw of Mobjack Bay two ships of New Point full
could not tell whether bound up down Cd-ship Rhone
HTvey IT, Bremen; brigs Lady Adams, Hanna Valparaiso
aud market; Chapman. Smith Jamaica
BATH, May GAR schrs Louisa, Blinn, Bucksve, SC;