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The permanent fund be invested per charter os the
benefit of the policy holder u bonds and mortgases on
and in Stocks Of the State and of the United States
This Company being organized, not for the benefit OF
stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protection Of
ery IS il its operations great National benevolent nstita
ton conducted the most and solid principles and
tGG ssay WIDOWS sn ds
AN policy holders, whether for life shorter TERMS WHO
S Rs d S aS s
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors, thus securing
sS%p % @ 81 % he
and use Of herself and children free from the claims Of cred
Ts$a $s5s, sfsS s IsfR % B. fhsR hsesA
Geo T. swsas s 6sI asnS q i &
Joseph W. Stanton. DlSsS MsIsSp iRf' Ha NJ Cohen
John M L. L. ssiisrans. Geo. W Smith. Thee i. McCPle6.
ConI SoeRus nais Fsowes Joseph a Lsaads. JOIN Lss
JOHN HAsAN, President Of the Company.
JosEPg LALLAEDE, Wee PreslSent: s.si;.., ao.,d
49, MTHPDEE1MyEf HTsE N MfaSa GossasloS s1ssG
H. q. HEARTT, Aetaary e. L. GooLD, Attorney q
pIs@n.I 6es B baa Sf Pss e. Ssfs %
whites so f At h Ire EsesaSs Hs ANU T essmse exam WHIT n
O'Clock p M He win not examine ONE at his dweIlug
without permit which can be had on applications at tbs Ohes
F This Company is prepared to entertain applications
9T Life Insurance and issue rccss Sn all Vsnd and bsehy
By The Hoard which les than rses charged by the
New York and London OFFICES and wthou. their rsreions
Profits are declared annually, and the profits draw interest,
and be made available the extent Of Othrla
S California Permits are issued 10 Life Insurance mems
bers at New York and London rates Prospectus, Table Of
effect Insurance can be had at the Office Of the
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ Office hours, A. N. to P. NJ leM ly
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THE sTREAM oF DEATH.

THE STREAM OF DEATH.
There Is stream whose narrow fide
The known and unknown works divide
Where all must go;
Its WaveieB waters, dark and deep,
Mid EuIsen ssleuce downward sweep ~,
With moanleE low.
saw where, at that dreazv food.
A snIlllng iniaat prnttliue ltc1d r5
Whose hour bad cuHlas
Untaught Of III, II neased Ire tide.
Sunk as m cradle rest, and died 5.9ai
Like going hone-
Followed with languid eve, anon.
A youth. deceased, and pale, and wan
And there alone "A
He gazed upon the Ieaden stream,
And feared to piunge--i hsars scTeams
And be Was gone. i, t-,,., !.
And then form, in manhood's . sirsuzth.-
Game bustllns On Oh there AZ isusths
He shrunk. and raised the bitter pIaya-
Too late Ibis Shrek Of wild dssPuir a
The wateu drowned. -
Next stood upou that gsrgses shore
being bowed with many score
= OF toesome years ~
Earth bound and sad hs left the bank,
Back turned his dimning eye and sank--
Ah, full Of fears. -.- Z, ..s.
How bitter must thy waters be,
Deatht How hard u thing. ali mss
1 nnssd-vhen 10 that stream again
Another child Of mortal men
e With smiles drew nigh. a.,
's IT is the las, pang, 80 he calmly sid:
ITO me, oh, Death, thou hast no dread
Saviour, came
Spread hut thine arm on yonder sho.e4.
Iseei ye waters bear me o'eT!
There g my home als
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The KNockINes OF 1859. "A correspondents
Of the Journal Of Commerce has found in the Nos-
wich Packet Of March 18th. 1883, printed at Nor
wieh, Ct,) the following report Of similar afAir
to the "knockings'' of the present day, At Pough-
keepsie: 81. ,,s.
The Public curiosity has for some inns past been nnel
taken no with yery extraordinary circumstances
youaR woman New Hackinsaek, near tins place t =
ever she went By uncommon knoeknE sssns. % ~ ~
ar hese happened be- and al several otnf pAls q
te honse e lives in, somewhat hhns The loie
Ing shoemakers hammsrink the hee o. snoe Mnen
pnrpass For few days past III. koeelne pas neIees
~ n Il 1--we are inlorme) attended with the moslnx o.
hs,s and Shinrs thrown om aislent parts Of reom al
G aor IN sach manner ns the aopahensonl Of Tie
mot curious and enlightened people.
There are 1900 prssdsiss iAwSvrs in sks
uHilRd SiAtss
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cANkER IN T1E MouTp

Below is of another child saved. Dr. Town.
sends SaTsapana has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dren. The following certificates selected from great
number received tiisweek:
NKw YORK, April l, 1877.
DR. Tdtoasend-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with CankeF in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility. 1t dying; obtained some Of your
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELlzABKTH FOWLER, q Desbrosses street.
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LOSt O1. .REiSItsitk:

ETNHE following described Notes have been lost Iasaid
IL Notice hereby given the public to negotiate
trade for them, Inent has been stopped, viz;
May h 1850 60 days alter date payable to the order Of
the subscribers Tor $500. e g1s5. q t1
Messrs. LONG. 4 MAGLONE'S Note. dated Nsw Or
leans MAY Ah, 1850, al so days after date, payable 70 e
order Of the subscribers for elS50. = ,yS,, a -
mYn j w. STANTON q W.
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GUNNER NILLINERY-Thers are no articles Of
- merchan in this city for which such prices are
asked Millinery and Fancy GoOdthe prizes OF which are
regulated expenses establishments NJ whlch tey
are sold And thus The splendid down town. with
large Windows and snowy fixtures, etc. ask prices that viii
pay their heavy expenses.
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FEVER AND AGuEs.. !.

DL Townsends Saiapanlla unequaled in of the
Chs and Fever and Ague. The following letter only
of the hundreds that have received from the South ard
West of like character: m
OswKeo, Michigan Oct. e. 1877.
DR.. TepHsend-Dear Sir purchased for my wife two
bottles Of Sarsapara of your agent, Mr. MeNa of kaa
mazOo, try for the Fever and Ague Before had fin
ised the fr bottle Appeared to warm the blood andeve
ote day, when the ch and fever appeared they less
violent; and before she had finished the bottle. she
tey Teeved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had been very sick
with chls and fever but had broke them with qunine and
left in very weak and distressing state and troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that II had
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles, and it
restored her few weeks to complete health. Your Sarsa
paa is without doubt unequaed in diseases incident
the West and if think that this communication will be
Of use, you are at liberty TO use IL Is you choose
Yours respectfully, CHARLES H, SWAN,
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FANCY GOODS.

DRY GOODS BY THE PACAAGE'
". RrGdase1. Smith,
G. al G m nj 8 s o MI r m ant,
No. 80 GRAvIER STREET, ..
OFFERS FOR SALE .'.'-.
" sHAWI.s-s4 Embroidered Canton CraPsi -4- q b..
r Ia Printed Cashmere, an wooli r 1-a .-s
PRINTS-Light and arkfaucyi LII ..s.-a.-H e
Brown Sheetnes 81, 1-Si "a, Sal
Blesched 6heeings. 81
shrting Supeu, brown and neaeneai ~ a. - s,,,,..,
Heavy 4 Stripe Jean and Mexican Paids ana stfptsI
p :. Fancy southern and Indian Trade stEipesi
Camlets; Chambray Stripe Denimi l-.,-a
Apron Cheek; Columbian Piaidsi
Msrno Upderahrts and Drawers, Amsricshi
Silk Handkerchief, assorted; . 90
Canton Grape scsrfa- -- ,ceo
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
MRS. ]. JEFFERS most respectfully calsS3 n
H the attention of the ladies OF New Orleans toI<
Vf the beautiful and fashionable assortment 81 9SeT
VIZ SPRING and SUMMER MILLINERY, 49,
UNSURPASSED for cheapness and style. - - ,.,,,.,.
inst opened a case of rich Grape and Silk CAPOTES;
together with beautiful assortment Of Fancy straw and
Tuscan.
Mrs j. herse Is guarantee that ladies may depend on
every attention being paid the fashion, taste and style
k Straw Bonnes cleaned and altered IN the latest style
ER- All ORDERS from the Country VIII be punsfnaly
attended to- the Of Julia and Camp sts aplI I'm
DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGB.
". Br0Gg1tea' Smith,
GENERAL COMMISSIONS MERCHANT
ieI4 NO. SO GRAvIER STREET. ly
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@ "a M !. e

The right place to buy MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS Is al Mrs. CAMPBELlSs. e9lFsr P0vdfqS and
CayoHtet srects She has low store low rent and small
expense which enables her to sell at low prices But se
has large OF Goods the style and quality Of
which exceled IL equAlled in the CITY, IL country
persons cizens wish 70 thsy should male
streets. al a Ifii l. |.saI flt ~ ssr sag :.
And that is the right place to get your dresses made.
Il you want them made in good siye. .. - mgls lM
iS kS SR6 isis. e. et EvToR% 10 4 co n ss..s.us 4.
AEsfeN sEs SeM-iSE SEdsRE s ll i:s =
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FITsI FITsl FITsI

Dr. Townsend having tested his Saxsapala in
Of Fits, of recommended it, and suFpTse
receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmes Of WesicheaeE county:
FORDHAM, August Is, l847.
DIR. T0UHssna-DeaH Sir; have little girl seven year
of age, who has been several yea afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for her, but without success last
although could lind Recommendation circulars
for like hez, thought. she very delicate
health would give her of your Saapaa and are
glad we did foE not only restored her strength but she
has mad return of the fs pleasure and
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we ieel gIateIul. Your, respectfully,
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FEMALE MEDIGffSNfEb GffSNf BUTLER Jr'

Dr.. TOwnsends SaTsapanla sovereign and speedy cure
for ncpient Consumption. Banenness, Prolapsus Ue,
Falling of the Womb, Custivenes, Piles, LeuchOnhea o.
Whites, Obsnucted difficult Mensruaton Incontnence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof for the general
of the sysemnO whether the rsu of
inherent cause oE causes produced by neguay, illness.
accident Nothing be surprising
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and ass
tudes from taking at become robust and full energy
under It's influence Immediately couneracs the nerveles
ness of the female fame which the great of barren
1t will not be expected of caes of delicate
nature exhibit certificates of performed but we can
assure The afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
children, after using few bottles of this BE ueicpe
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
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TOMoTHERs AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sasapaa has been expressly prepared ia
reference to female complaints No female who has
to suppose she H approaching thatccal period, The T,r
Of Life should neglect to take pFeventIv
for any Of the numerous horrible diseases to which female
for several years by using this medicine. Nor less Valaa
bic for those who approaching w0manhood, is cal
cuated to assist naure by quckenng the blood and nygo
sting the system Indeed this medicine is invaluable for a.
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body, far stnula
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the case
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine many severe and painful
surgical operations may be prevented. n
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This is only of than four thousand cases Of
Rheumatism that DR.. Townsends Sarsapana has cured
The most and chronic weekly eradicaed BY
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESD Of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Backwels Island, is the gentleman spoken Of
In the following letter:
BLAcKwELL's ISLAND, Sept. IA, 1877.
DIR. TonHseHd-DeaT Sir: have suffered terribly for
years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could not eat, sleep walk. had the distressing
pains, and my limbs were terribly swole9 have used four
bottles OF Sarsapara, .ney have done
than one thousand dollars worhe good. am muchbei
ter-ndeed, am entirely relieved. You liberty TO
this for the benefit Of the afflicted Yours. respectfully.
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NEW YORK, April 3, 1S4T.
DIR. 1OoHSeRd-I verify believe that your Sarsaparla
has been the means, through Providence Of saving my life
have for several had bad cough Ii became
and At last raised large quantities of blood, had
night swea,s and greatly debltated and reduced and
did expect live have only used your Sarsapanlia
short time, and there has wonderful change been wrought
in 1 able walk all over the city ralse no
blood, and my cough has left me. You well imagine
that thankful for these results Your obdt servant
VIZ. RUSSELL, 50 Catharine street,
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CAuTInN.

Owing 10 the great success and immense sale Of Dr. Tosr
sends saIsapara number Of men who were formerly
AGENTS, have commenced making SaEsaparlR Exualts,
Eixs Bittess Extracts Of Yellow Dock, etc. They ne
rally put up the shaped bottles. and Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements; they one
worthless limitations, and should be avoided. 3. ,'i
Principal Office, 16 FaitOH street, Sun Building, "
las North Second street, Phadephia 8. 81 Hancs Drug
gist, Baltimore; p NJ Cohen Charleston; los SoN Pearl
principal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout tbs
limited StHtes, West Indies and the Canudas.
..7I--L 49, J. WRIGHT, 1bl CAartres street, -
do SoLE AsENr, New Orleans.
n9pG srSRE res Hs,.,I ADSt9sSPss, I.s n Il,
S;SsRE :s a'ISiRs z n 's:S e. Gu Eg's sas snru ~.
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DLANTERS HOTEL-NEW ORLEANS = The
il undersigned begs leave inform the public that ll
be designs keeping the above establishment open all fh
Summer, and that he will accommodate at very .kA
reduced rate those who wish locate permanently Fam
lies, especially, who wish excellent and good table,
that be had in the city, would do well
to call immediately; ao gentlemen who simply wish Board
twthout lodgingl will be charged at exceedingly low
rate. The pnbic's obedient servant, -
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AVE CHu, ,pRE

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CkiIIlDR EN-
is the safest and mos, eifecual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the sufeTngs attendant upon child
birth discovered II strengthens both the mother and t
chd, prevents pain and disease increases and eches
food those who have used il think it Indispensable. l.
highly useful both before and after confinement ~
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth; costvenes pt
cramps, swelling OF the feet dependency heartburn vom-
ng, pain in the back and joints, false pains, hemohage
and in regulating the seereons and equazing the ccnla-
always safe, and the most delicate and successful;
very few cases require any other medicine; in little
and light food with this medicine will always insure safe
and easy confinement.
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There ar, isscOs prsssslss iA~ssrs in 'As
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BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

Bnsiness Of he oempang egss.eate o Ls Insuranes our
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y CUIlIIII6IHtlIs
BEAUTY AND HEALTH,


Those that initiate DR.. TOwnsend's Sarsapsnla, have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fenaes e
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to be
complaints Of women, word for word-oheT men who -
Sarsapaa complaints incident to females, recommended
theis although previously they did number OF these
Mixtures, Pills. injurious to females as they aggra
Yate disease. and unheImine the Constitution.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance. Company,
CAPITAL, G3OO.O0O
Directors:
JOHN N, HILL, ALKx. ALLISON, las d. KE0wLRs,
GEo. W. MARTIN, yACoB M'GAvoCK. IG. M. Fogs,
f. r. II " WF%SGeI %nonI,o, ~a es. hhAERs e ~. sAH' sKAx
JAMES ]. GILL, Secretary. IoHs. M HILL Fres't .
IL This long established Company, with the ample
for the proeeon of its Policies, continues take
RIVER, SEA and RE RISKS on the most liberal tefps
at its Agency in New Orleans, at the Office Of 49,
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Richie Slm,Cormick,s Circular.
Cor,esaoadeace Of The Td0uns.
FER Sttamer CANADA.


PER u,ome, Cenadai G1.,eo,, FRIDAY, SEP, 6,lS5o.
Aur-The make; Pc; hes quiet al 3s to 3' per
VT VERY Transactions reported, but arrivals afs A'epns
I.bt and corse ab= consumption gong No sales OF P'a
A.hes. .:-,.-... ,t.s
dae If our last paaer. buying or for immediate use ana h'
p1c.s Of Frsy last barely supported The accounts rom aAst
ca per Canada end Pacific are favorable as 70 tue STATE o. a
ItfsTe weather ru. past week has been favorable iot
work large quaint Of las been secured oo
condition In ueish5oihood report avernSe crop
Wheat Barley Oats pac Of Wheat N market ~e-hns
7i ms per bubel Potatoes esq affected oy seas
with light import, Wheat and Fosr during the ~ees prices nave
kent firm Tie good old Wheat now reduced to Earro"
compass held Barley st scarce ani hSeer
pnc- pad for t. In Oats of there Il no eHansej o' new
a good INQUIRY Lit:e deIf IN Indian Corn
is r and higher prices asked The sailing price
S.T1 sTohr,-Comnon RESIN stu hed drmy stocks beng u
few lands For small 81 10 S. a. cVt are tie cure
rates Foran price nominal American Ir' offered a: V'
and Pork are without alteration, the matke; be
ing highly both articles Bacon $50 without Change
ADVANCE has again tai en- place OILS ras Seal NAY be
quoted at SIS los ard Whale At E3a los per tu1
TuLow-T4Dp improved little since asst report say "a 20
II PEI W. '"e '0"'-Ai w. RICHIE & MCCORMICK
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Care he
D. ...-,,,, ~-neIs i7srr1ol. T1Gf-day, Sci :
ID. veaisr ben and eenstaHy 90 u ife
I,7d tt m reports to tate that ;h' fcto
ey 10 roduce earlier resumption OF Indian Corn OF oIs
coarse for thai root carrier than vas expected
Al OUT mari gu the 3d. Wheat met rsl deaad for good hsi
fun prces the ata l-Ho, b- The ir9nsael1
re onlpei 10 supplying immediate requirements OF tle fti7
- then o. limited has teea d0ng but Ne1u Hcaee re
elarceu the 1alue Description -. nj,
The INQUIRY Flour has 1es1 n1uc fstrced 70 r1l
5eiula Jr Shipment Ireland Tor winch IS % ga o Aoa.7
have no, been siag accept loss than 4fs lo PRIME 9r'ais
Canadian Of good Stalty "a ~ @ Lo M s'.-
low tts DESCRIPTION less coantja al 9iany AlD AVE-
mediate rrcss 70 ia for heated ana sour II H. =, ~
T INJURY or Indian has been limited neTertnees n4=
conue inn for last rees oer ART; - have aso Gaaef
rous no change IN value ST oIness hAs 2eeH
gth No 6iiOlr fresh suppi- the week are sIl 81 an are'
Til, weather is fine this 6rn5s and AZ our market fet 9anss
the prce- n we're clIrsh On me ,Ll
I Flour continued and to effect sass rather less money
had 10 be aten supply Of French beng ated sneh
aib retail parcels We had very Little inquiry Tor lniiaa
Corr mt no alteration TOOK place value Supply Of Oats short
Le trsde in them que. Oatmeal saab!e az rs % = oa
rr Pary attracted attention AID was taken At g 1aj
81 = Chs. 49,. - t W..
so ouar,er Indian 80 quarters Flour ss uarfei' A
Kos sacks Export Of Corn. ,3a5 quarters.
ms jay currency American produce " he W neat IS ~
Byed +. Dan ID Canadian White - I'd Baltimore Flour -
ID Pbladepta sd Prue Westerns 23s] C1nldltn ss
I733sff Yellow Indian 27sasIs Cd Mixed, osgos OF
"h't' .os' RICaARDSoN BROTHERS & CO
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WEDNESDAY, September l8-P. Nj.

In Stocks the market is quite buoyans and the
quotations have ssrOng upward movement,
Speculation seems fairly to have "set in.s and
nearly every description feels the influence
Reading improved again, aud was in demand
from the Shorts. The talk in ,he street is that
Reading is going to rs. Governments were in
good equess and held more firmly.
In Exchanges there Is not much doing, aud the
quotations are steady. Sterling 10 loalo4 for
leading Bills, q eos for fair nsmes Francs are at
52l3@52o
In Freshts the market is heavy, and there is
leis Produce offering. Some 1000 or 5000 bbls
Flour have been engaged at ls 9i@ls lO!c, and
some heavy Freight at l5s@l7s sd. Cotton 10
SGD, with some engagements. To Liverpool
there has been an engagements of 81 casks OF
Fooss, lis cd and 1000 bush Corn, Sd. To Lon
don, 2,coO bbIs Turpensine asd 1000 do Flour, Is
Cd; and $50 sans Oil Cake and 100 do Logwoodi
on private terms. To Glasgow, Flour, Is 9d9esi
20 tuns Hocfs and Horns, ELS Sd hsavy Gooda
2os9a2s cd, and $50 bbls Resin, g. To Havre,
some Cotton, &C. which is lower, there being less
offering Ashes, "a and So and Bark, S60s9'
To Amsterdam, 925 bbls Ashes, rs cd; and 100
fcs Rice, eos, To Hamburg, the Heepa eloman
$ahss Cotton AZ 10. 70 California, there is consid
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Dlnaarern, "a.

EePor SHIP Epaminonda Boston Calcutta Or Cape
gales duIog Time split sprung spafs store u5ooe house
e boat bulwafA the starb ART stove after latch aad let
large quality Of water between decks filing the cabin several
times fol Of water twice 10 the westward Of Caps Good Hope
+ Nsrei4 Escott Of LONDON rom Aacan
Tor Ant~stp cargo nee water osd 4;y3s oatt IN BE-, run
her hold took OF ofcers and crew 2? number al II PM
Epsnuondaa experienced violent
itomsE W lost ouwarss and monkey raj tboand de
Ba 81 Caoix at Providence from Ragged Island experienced very
heavy weather the Passse b and 8 @ lat 3a q lon hai
boom lore ops and os pegef had galley and boat stove earned
toIEaan. mast and received much otter sails
cag Ba,y Of ch Paios at Boston from PHILADELPHIA VI
nst Cape hoy By s. niles TEL n 'i aat 5oar4ej sch Wando
sajs standing but torn all to fecehad ensu ensR
loaf was gone la5 shs appeared IA bags BEEN situation ba
time ore and rgge4 apparently 51;
Tie E'ai !hfee letters Of the place she hailed from WIN Ii
beng sry rough could not make out the She apparently
Sea DIET 8oner, Savannah ttom Philadelphia erpsasaed
Eoa 1satasf q The Dassas o. The 7 t was thrown "a sf
Si,,ss yss,rThe Fofnda Kenmure. which .aei from
Ne" Orleans Oh Tie M OF Jn 1919 supposed TO have been oa at
Me.srs Harmon Joaes Bogaf The Fohnia touched at
De Jneio III 18th Nov 1919 VII Oh tine nothing has oee2
Bas Esea4srl,, OF Yarmouth wreeEe Martins
saloe place, sod ior s25.
s1sasezsr t5Te sch Hamilton Of Ne Yors In George
on &c cargo aour 9oapt New Yors stranded
oarbeach es north o. Run lA last night aboa.
HA owel GouaiTes l7t u having
feuad dsaet aat tanaoned and qaut De sod there
sgJ1sgrB ss1u, from Ne@ York for Savannah reported
pu: n Hallsx lAh as: ailh los Of satl4. e.
Sgra Blacr.asl Cedar Keys ID YORK put into Nor
ok t5t. distress, having he m nst IN hom waei,
&C Eedeo lad Light enesau,ered gale from " NJ lost
part Of deck Dad sa.s rail sprung LEAK
NosrelR sept ,51a hThs pot boat Relief from
4rs-s tefe s afternoon and reports having sposn Ff5ay
agb .r oil Cape Henry The brig Expo from West Indies oouad
e ~ ate27, nader jy nAsi' and steens tr the Capes Of
Deawafs Her captain whose has forgotten mentioned
that he encountered teri &c gale tie @ which the
mast Nth every thing attached lost Leviss every thing aft
cons IsIsjJ swept except the stump Of naanas,
s sT.retaas a. Soiik from Camden, the g
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