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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON

I'VE Friends and Patrons of the HOLBR0OK OYS-
L TER SALOON are respectfully IN ~ n
formed that this well known establishment is IS IN o.
now open for the Winter Season; aud the NJ n
puDllo generally is assured that heretofore, W.
the best quality of OYSTERS will be served up, IS the
pIOpnetO determined that the celebrity of his establish
may be heard
Thankful for past favo the proprietor trusts that his
Sonnued endeayOB to please the public may guarantee "a
nm oonunnanoe OF -hat pnbLio.. Datronage ll5G
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 81,

THE SYRACUSE IN. " FAGR.-Fhe President
sent the following letter of apology to John A.
King, the President of the Agricultural State Fair:
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rUHE "pATRRETTR AWgZI IA t pITD IrIrp,

'T'HE PAIENI RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
= is new aTlcle OF English invention, and first in
PRODUCED INTO the United States This Filter is made of
peeuaI KING oil stone which performs the pecOatOn with
greater rapdy than other yet discovered 1t cyu.
dnGa IN shape, and capable of terng from to so COO
gallons per day 1t rapidly di5engages matter of every kind
held IN sutpenson and renders the beautifully pure
and hmpid and from its peculiar construction is pariou
larry adapted 10 purifying the Mississippi water This Filter
is one Of the most useful inventions Of the day Its smp-
city of construction, its duTabiynO matter how ioDnrs
OF muddy the water may bea failing supply Of pure
WthOutany trouble the speedy removal Of an delete
matter, its Applicability to be placed in Water Butts
Tanks, CemS, Ponds, Reservoirs, particularly recon.
mends the notice Of Hotels Boarding Houses Steam.
boats Ships Private Families Offices, ETC. for all of which
there sizes suitable Several Of them have already been
put up the city and county, and found to every
expectation They can now be seen in operation at nv
store where persons are invited call and examine them
not with view OF buying curiosity.
ALEXANDER HILL
Jepl5 HOuIe Cumming Store, s. Camps
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n. HAMB UR Err,
NJ E R CH ANT TAILOR,

164 Camp Street.
Opposite the FY0raHee House,
HAS hand and constantly in receipt Of large add
IL lions Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VESTlNGs, of the finest and latest
styles and best manufacture, and well prepared to
gupply hs friends and the public with FALL and WIN.
TER CLOTHING made in the best manner of the latest
rams ana oheIn Styles and az very ressone bie prices
own manufacture.
Also, iine stock Of SHIRTS, CRAVATS. etc.
EH- TemS-Cash and short time for approved city
El2 3ua
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or, Eight DoGTs per ysarhaf yearly quarterly 81 tb
iane rates-n advance Sin gle copiea, Five
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teced 70 the same Pooee, at Two Dollars and Fifty
year EACH Postnasers and others who
send ORDERS paid, for copet will eeeiv copy addition
ioT their compensation. Payable all Single
papers packages wrappers, be had the pub
lcatiOn No. IS St. Charles street.
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books & Stationery,

AT NO. 81 CAMP STREET.
FUNHE subscribers respectfully return thanks S=Tl|hzy
L to their numerous friends and the plb- ZgLkE.sA
lie flor the liberal patronage heretofore be- $3.50
slowed upon them and would respectfully 4EAkk3asA
solicit lis continuance, having on hand tull and
pete Stock Of article In their line, DAILY
RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES. Their present Stock con.
si'ts IN part, OF the following which they offer at the
l. OwesI market rates
BLANK BOOKS.-LedgeTs, Journals, Cash. Invoice,
Account Current Record and Receipt Books, of all sizes
and OF the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PREsSES-With Books and
every thing COmplete-Oi different sizes and qualities.
BLANKS. - Custom house Entries aud Commercial
Blanks of every description Bills of Exchange, Notes.
Drains, etc ETC., in great variety.
CHECK BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank
ing HOuFes in the city.
STEEL PENs--Of every manufacture; choice selec
ton always on hand.
PAPER - Of every deECnptiOn-Engish. French and
American anutaCtuTe
INK.-Back, Blue sud Red also Copyng--sn exten.
sive assortment
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds.
Waters, Sealing Wax Quils India Rubber. Lead Pen
ellis, Wafer Stamps, Rodgers Penknve and Erase Office
Tape Sand and Sand Boxes Letter Clips Bill Files Black
Lines, Pen Holders and Pen Racks Tin Paper Cutters,
Counting House Calendars, BankerS' Cases. Portfolios,
Memorandum Books, DANES, etc., ETC.
HAVING ALSO, A COMPLETE
JOB Printing Office and Book BinderY
10 the same building prepared to orders for
Printing Binding in superior Style and such prices
CORSON Il ARMSTRONG.
StaiOneR and Blank Book Manufacturer
ll4 1anl 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
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N0Dember @Iettton. Qanoinates.


,SsY For Sheriff : Eds Crescent: Please announce
M James 7. FkEET as Candidate for the shenaay the
Convention aug MA Nv FRIFNDg
~ For Sherif-JOHN l.. LEWIS, Sheriff of the
sh OF OHeans - Candidate for reelection
Movenher next The efficient and impartial which
discharged ne duties bis ohce will expected secure
majority Of Lhe Liy20l GENERAL sILEERAGE.
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Second District Court:

GT- For CleFk.-HENRY B. KELLY is a candidate
for Clerk Of the Second District Court at the election in
November next Lp6ts
~ Thomas c. Poole, the present Clerk of the Second
Court Candidate reelection Election on ne
Sth Of November next and will be supported by the
Gpk VOTERS OF TIRE PARISH OF ORLEANS
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Fourth District Court:

~ For Olerk.-WILLIAM P. BEDLOCK, Clerk of
Third District Court of New Orleans candidate for
on. Election November 5, 1919. apIS
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STEAM RAILING VIC


MAIOAESs JEWGLhY, SILVER WAKE, EIO.
~ A. TYLER, 80 CAMP street, has now ON hand and
II. will be constantly receiving Fine Watches 0f~4
every kind, of the best manufacture in Gold and AgaA
Silver Gases Guard and Vest Chains: Seals aud r A
Keys; Pens and Pencils; Gold Thmbes, Brooches, Ea1
Bracelets Finger Rings Earrings and Necklaces Of all
the fashionable patterns; Silver Spoons, Forks Ladies,
Cups, NRrin Rings etc Silver plated CasOrs Candle
Sticks. Trays, Uns, beautiful Mante Clocks and Vases
Rich Fans, Combs, Work and Dressing Boxes Jewel do
FUMERY, etc. etc. So I'm
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For Assessnr:

~ For Assessor,-ERASTU5 WELLS one of the
Penl Candidate for State Assessor for the First
epeserave DTie at the election the 5th Of
Tember 1919 The District bounded y BENJAMIN and Felicity
street,, from ihe River Q Jo5naon street. I'D
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Paris Fashions Tor the New Year.
The d.awipg rooms Of Paris becoming thrsngei.
The fashionable resort to them in crowds official
ceptions preparation and Fa hon brilan mt
than ever has just resumed her empire.
The late weather has caused furs to be ad opted to
complete all foetfes Sable Is the most In fasbio
morning walks. Nothing is more rich la effect
d3;ren6, than velvet or rich darssk dress; trim
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comparison ofprices currept at the close OF the
k, yesterday With those ruling At the coss Of tn, pre-
,i5us week exhibits advance la Illinois ss Of ~ per
cent: Norwich and Worcester u; Mohawk, y; sni q
decline in Tgtasry notes Of y per cent? United states
G's, lsos X; Reading Bonds, ~, Reading NJ. Bonds,
~ Reading n. r., =; Erie II. r. 1iIj Harlem, =;
Long Island, -. Farmers Loau, q; Canton Company,
3 Morris Canal q, trie Bonds (olj), =, and Erie
Bends (neE), =
The waiter Joy Bash, Of buffalo, has resumed pay
ent and The brokers take IT. bills tbs those Of
other good bauks a the state The bills q the Parca
tuck Bank Of Connecticut, ssod, but are not re-
deemed at the saEok Bank Of Boston. This prevent.
the trokors rom iaSiug them We would advise the
public to looN cut for the Mineral Bank q Cumberland
Maryland ard tho Mercantile Bank Of Bangor, Maine
There lave been enormous quasttlss Ct Harlem and
Reading Railroad slarsa bought snd sold during tho
pact week, not fractional part Of which has been
taken ty outside purchasers the operations having
bern oonaUed 20 the bull. aud bears Of the street
Since Thurteny, Reading Railroad has slightly i'm
proved; the bears having sSld largely that when
they came into tho market FOR stock prices slightly al
vspoed. HARLEM Railroad shares have nuctusted about
Tcr cert durre The past week but little improve
n,p 10 quotations Tor this fancy brings such an IN
quenity upon the nsrkst that prsss eaunot be
tustaptd Holders out of street are sxcse iinsy
snSous TO realize before the cold weather Affects thu
receipts OF tbo company Soon after the let Of Deeem
bar, the oonpetton between the Harlem and The Hud-
River read will commence for the long travel (ths
NEST profitable pstt otths business Of all r.rosd aud
we sbS then end that the great speed Of the latter will
take nssry eli the through travel from the former.
Last year the Harlem road OBJ aimed great amount OF
passenger iTtc .f, rousaksepsie sad along the
live Of the liver, duliOg the close Of navigation This
year the Hudson River read wi, get all tha travel and
draw great Deaf from the inland towus which hs,
heretofore depended upon the Harlem The ccmpetI-
ten ivecn these roads throughout the vnler for the
interior travel. VIII be vsry great Competition between
isrtnts IN other potts e Toe state will BE- carried to
en- ,uoImsus, pelhsPs 70 n ruinous extent The Erie
RsilIosd Company Il - anxious to get busiasss to
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N. autrrnters have sd'pt~d he poliev 81 selecting
their Candidates from The NOMINATIONS Il other p,ttrs
irs. 81 If naming candidates Of their excerpt for
local flrss
In 1S48 they helpcd the Wigs elect their govern, "
and Numbers 81 cBrtess At TIE recent election they
helped the dtpoctats elect four their STATE
Sd ;ts. txcuting TIE vote e the AutlTent counties
Me SIerctr iun the lowest on the whig Nokst.
about go N the other htty counties, which would
have elsct9d him HBd the other three defeated ~hg
candidates bad the rine snti.fent counties voted
they DID TOR President ~ 1874 then givug n demo
ors,ic majority q l7iS for Folk over clay
In coufequence Of a miftahe made By The cauva
81 Rcntsser county in relation q the vote stephen
town, Heufy HCgeboom, de-ocrst returned as
elected Spprtme Court Judge Ia he third strict.
IL appear that lO2 votes cast for william wright
whig Ntre counted for Hogeboou from the fact that
the pHme Of Fr,etorn O. Jvs,tt vas upon the fs.ie
Ticket Wright u, therefore elected which gives the
Wigs sjorty Of two u the judges elected.
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ADVANTAGES OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF SrAcE.-We announced GEOGRAPHICALLY, yester-
day, that The Americas news was received in New
Orleans on the 10Th inst. She arrived at Halifax
on the l5th and at this port on the l7th. Thus,
her news was IN New Orleans one day in advance
of her arrival at this port. The news started from
Halifax, went to New Orleans, stopping at all the
intermediate towns and cities, and the announce
ment of its reception came back, in the short space
of fory.eight hours. But for the necessity of re-
writing at twenty or thirty places, the feat would
have been accomplished In one or two hours.
News was, in this brief space of time, dispatched
distance of about FIVE thousand miles
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Naval TuteIstuepce.

II will he seen ~ announcement elsewhere. from
the Washington Republic that Commander James "a
hclntosh 81 the steamer Michigan. at this place,
bn, been appointed Captain In the Navy vice 8sioo
deceased. " lille Com Nolntpshs promotion ~ q
cause Of sncere qualification TO his numerous friends
lie departure from the lake region and especially this
city-m generally regretted His short residence here
has fervsd 60 sstshsh for him the character Of an
honotshe hgh-uipded. courteous gentleman. m 'dest
aud retiring in his department and strictly attentive
10 bis ccis duties but yet prompt TO respond to
the fightful claims OF society aud humanity Wherever
be may BE- required to or TO whatever particular To-
csiy he may be assigned he has our bet wishes for
bis health and happiness. - Erie Gaseiie, Nop. s.
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The sficial returns from fifty six counties and the
reported msjorites In the remaining three, viz Ale
ghary, Broome, and Richmond, give the blowing re-
suit on the State ticket
Wings Elected.
Comptroller. Washington Hunt over Lott. SIT
Treasurer .Alvah Hunt WEIGH 49,. 1865
Secretary u State. Christopher Morgan over RAN
- oan 2Ol0
Eng. y Surveyor H. c. Seymour over Campbell. 800
Democrat Elected.
Judge Of 8ppeals. F.. G. Jewett Spencer. 52lb
Attorney General l.. Chatfeld over Stevens. $500
Canal Comm'r. IF, Foett over Beach. go. 2l2O
>. Prs Inspector Daniel Clark over Squire. -. 45l7
Average democratic majority in the State on the
above names, 625, which will be slightly varied by the
complete official returns.
The total number Of votes pollea in the State Is
little over 400 000 coo less than ut the Prssden
tial election Of 1S48, when Van Buren, and Csss had
an aggregate majority Of 1925 over Taylor.
VOTE OF THE ANTI RENT COUNTIES.
As the vote Of the anti rent counties situated on
or near the Hudson River has decided the election Of
the candidates the State ticket in this State the
following tables showing the vote of those counties at
different periods, will be found interesting
We first give the comparative votes for Judge of the
Court Of Appeals and Comptroller at the cleo.
tom the anti renters having adopted the democratic
candidate for the former Office and the whg candidate
for the latter.
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Fsou NoSpo,u advioes from Moprovia by the
Decsfur. at PoitsmoUth, stste that the Rev. u. X
Uurley ssent fro m our government, had arrived,
aud noet fsvoratly received. DR. J. w Prout,
formerly 81 baltimore Who vss much esteemed by the
Iibsrsrs ans held sest IN thtir Senate was drowned
on NoDrovis Ear, while returning from We sci.
Typfident Roberts had been elected 70 the rresi
deney There vas no election OF Vice Preeident by
the T,ople. and the cbo ce w.uld devolve upon Con-
erese who would probably elect MIR Warner the pre-
sent Secretary OF siste. The republic was In very
hturishitR condition
A TRAY had been concluded With Great Britain,
81 - bigiy favorable character for British CON-
mtIce
Ihc dates frtm Monrovis BY this arrival ere to
Sept ~
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Dem maj. 1,4Oo wing maj $500
lThis shows difference Of 9,70s as affected by the
sntirent vote. Spencer the whis ticket runs 657l
below w. Hunt, on the same ticket and Lott runs
4147 below Jewett on the democratic ticket; thus
showing that the present number Of anti rent voters
In the above counties Is about 5000.
But at the State election three years SINCE when the
anti-renters were first organized q party, their
strength was much greater than at present. exh
bed in the following statement Of votes In the
counties Tor Governor and Lieutenant Governor, in
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p.,,,,,aI,pteI,,g..ce.

Or Robert Archer s spoken ot AZ thu successor Of
the Hon neverdy johnson, in the y Senate
The Legislature Of Ohio IL sgain likely tn be the
scere Of di order and confusion at it's organization
The last Legislature provided for the election Of
hr. thu Assembly by disrict but the democrats Of
Hamilton county elected their dele yates the old
psn which. n thrown out, would give the wings
jority in that body. Already great excitement exists
the state.
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Police Intelligence,

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS or tbs DRURy CASE
ofhcers A, NJ. C. Smith and Jenkins, assisted by CON-
stable Boy 81 Astoria visited yesefday the dweng
boufe Of samuel Drury at Astoria for the purpose OF
fully searching the premises ia order II possible
20 obtain fur Their evidences that light tend 10 thro~
light On this mysterious gunpowder plot On further
exsD'panep, the oficers discovered ancient. sus-
pienus looking blue cloak With brass casp 1d chsin
Tie cloak II supposed 10 be the WON By Yong
Dirry. Who Is charged With delivering the box u
Ig The canister Of gunpowder, designed TO blow Mr.
WbIutr into hin sdom Come, Jack Bunshy would ay
bit it Gidn't''' no it d,antr although a very close
shave. Abe ofncers likewise fjuat the premises,
emo hey brought to the police court several lamps
Cf liver bar II smttiag bottle of acid used Tor
count,rriitg hank bills aud LIT II glass Gu. 10 szsl
alitc larger Than hank ols, which us,d for past
Ing bank hit while In q altering aud 1T
Of totl .sid TO belong e. thu for king spurious
coin Thee revelations sna charges. preferred against
Mr. Drury fall Ike clap of thunder his nc khbora
and the resJebt. at Ast ria, Who have kaorr the a.
eused for rspy years and have alEaJs ght alta
honett auG upright man.
Mr.. DiuIy is nan 81 considerable wealth, estimated
&c be worth some 5000. He osns the isru he re-
SECS 90 Gt Astoti, valued ~ near 81. Coz; he IL also
proprietor Ga bank called the "1,rrchants' BAUM" Of
snsndsigua. In this Ssis lie has resided about nine
years At A.toris and va known frelter-that Is
purchaser 81 sweeIir from jeS,rrs shops which he
puJc sssd aud melted the sane into bullion Srms
Ia years ago bis premises AZ Astc IA ~er consumeiby
ttr. rsiscd that ne had drei the sams
for the purpose 90 obieioius the insurance tndiot
ments we're found against him for arson. and Ne vas
uid ~ acquitted on all. Suce that time ne inhaM.
tsut OF Aftoria have considered VT 40 iniur Mans
confidence restored ard his credit mp to this time
on the iucreae But how h, will be able 20 ex.
psiu awsy the char, aud all Sstioss he la5ors
under remains 20 be teen. and time eau ouly show.
The on~eyed 1b,nps n who sppcsls 20 have been
the %, al pigeon 81 terrible fellow to cope with al
though 10 may not b. Al gospel he breaches There
isyet s'me suusiDg drvelopemrDts to be laid before
r,adeTs concerning this case that po'ebly will
tobsh and mplcatr othsis Who a. present cons-
dsritmtelvcs beyond reseh In an undertaking 81 this
kud T. ~ urcssibe 20 p use Standardization will
oi,ep IN, aud then the truth is sure 20 b. ioitei
kobL,p and burglary - he dwelling house cccuoed
BY Mir D. Li'nes,on NO ~ Dy street, was entered on
Saturday nisht by sems burglars and vas robbed II
sttO In jrw.lTy. insisting tsyriugs bracelets gold
match. Aa No rlun 4 the rnhhera
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moy,n.,,. OF Iuo,y,a.r,s

Hon. Henry Clay Is expected 70 arrive IN this city
by The O'Clock tain, from Philadelphia, to-day.
Or Narheg1i late surgeon of the Hungarian army,
Hon George Evans. OF the Me xicsp ClSims Commits
sicn. lion. VIM n styles late Charge de AHsircs At
NicI ma. ol McCell, Capt Dsvie George reryi u. s.
A., DR. A. pipckney. u \ A., J. Nicholson, u. y. NJ,
q have arrived in vs. Arlington CITY.
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Cncur Corrr.--Nos 3tIs AK, 81, 81, IS, 81, 6s,
65, 60; o., 20, "a, 70. ~, IS, 20. so
CoURr % CoaNoN RI PART I Nos OF, - rs.
70 81 So 81 Of es p5 g. is "a 25 AZ AZ ST. IL a. So
Pe,t Nos 11e, us 12o l22 12e 1928 1870 132 13f 0,
IL, 20, 81 IS.
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WINK majority on Oovernor. 27I6
Democratic majority on Lieut.. Governor. ID a07
Dineresce by the anti rent vote -. l6Os2
The difference between Young and Fish on the whiQ
ticket Ia and between Gardiner and Wright on
the democratic ticket IL 377 showing that the anti
rent strength was IL 900 In 1916; than
twice Its present strength shown the late election
consequence Of the anti rent vote In 1876, John
Young, wbg. and Addison Gardiner, democrat, were
elected Governor and Lieut. Governor. Youugs majo-
rity In the State. over Silas Wright, l672 aud
GARDENERS majority over Hamilton Fish, was IL 357
In the following 18s7 in ofthe barn
burners refusing to vote for the democratic State tick
ct the wings succeeded, by large majority aud Fish
was elected Lieut. Governor In place OF Gsrdncr who
Was chosen Judge OF the Court OF Appeals The anti
renters still refused to for Fish and nominated
nixed ticket for state officers taken from the whiy de-
mocrstc and abolition tickets supporting the J,ion
date ior Secretary OF State and the whg candidate fer
Comptroller: the latter being MIR. Fillmore nov Vice
President o. the United states.
The votes OF the antirent counties in 1s47,
follows
LisHi,nGnf Gorenor-Fish (whil,) ........ 22sI2
Dayton (dem ........ 2o3sO
wing majority, .;",.;.......... 2dS2
Aptircbters not voting for either -
See',torycf siat,-saptord (dem ).......... 2io2t
Morgan (whig). ......... "a 66J
Democratic majority ........... 225s
sanford beiag on the sntirent ticket received al
more votes than Dayton on the democratic ticket
which shows very nearly the anti rent strength the
election Of ls47 The result in the State not af.
fecttd by this vote the wbig majority for Morgan
OF the election in isfs when the de noorac we're d
weed
ORIGINAL POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF TIE AMBIENT
COUNTIES.
The following table tbors she vote Of the anti rent
counties, at the election 81 lSii Tor rresiasut and
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article invented W saunders favoraby known the
puibe for the last snty ays pears be obtained the
subscriheff h and So Broadway liberal asoovn
W wholesale dealers O. SAUNDERS SON,
Ia Broadway, ssrnsr Liberty 81, and ~ Broadway,
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TELEGRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE.

Disappearance or stranxers' Fever.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 49, 1870.
The Courier announces the entire disappearance Of
the strangers fever
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or the ship Tuscarora.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18, 1919.
despatch from Lewes, Del, dated at 9 O'Clock,
this evening, says the packet chip Tuscarora had
changed her position and had bged and had ten feet
Of water in the hold The passengers are coming up
to the city In the steamboat