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which chartered according law lie closing mp
the drawing Prom the fact that hundred prizes
to be distributed smons 800 subscrterr, embrsopg house
and lot In Wilinmsburgh worth tseou ana ninety nins
hsndsone oil rantng esch has excellent chance.
In addition to thi each subscriber 10 receive handsome
picture the retail ice Of which s 81 so whether they
ceivs Of the prizes not. II will te that the
chances In twenty tive Tickets as NAV be
procured for athort time longer At hooper, BROTHERS,
Lookng Glaze Store, No. l0G Fulton street
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pnYlec lufpllluenca-

ward. arrested on Thursday man by the name OF
Timothy Ramon and his wife, q charge of stealing
S55 from the person of John Garah under the TO low
ing circumstances 1T appears that Ramon invited
Garah visit his house while in a state of intoxi-
cation, and they ged to relieve him of the money
above stated. The accused parties were conveyed
before Justice McGrath who detained them both for
fu. Their hearing.
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monweal,h still stands alooi, with her beaver on,
her vizor down, armed cap pie, keeping late
hours, and rehearsing sepalchra orations, ike
the ghos; of Hamlet, " reyisiting the glmpses OF
the moon" She Is a Maynard sister, and is mt
upon havirg disturbance IN the family, If she IN
raise IT, Shs has called a convention upon her
own hook, Georgia having taken the back track !;
and there can be no gu ston but the peace and Sc
curty OF this Union are Involved In this matter
Let US suppose that the State Of South Carolina
deliberately, by convention, resolves TO seceds,
and declares herself on. Of the Uaion. What fol-
lowsl She doubtless expects 20 bring about con-
nct Ct arms with the federal government, aad that
then, from m athy, from ASSOCIATION of interests,
from being Identified in the preservation Of the Pc
culigr domestic institutions Of the South, with the
other Southern States, as IN a common cause, that
they will rally 10 her defence. This ls evidently the
calculation Of the ultrss OF South Carolina; and
while We feel secure OF restoration Of peace and
harmony it il not impossible that she will try the
experiment Of secession. And what would follow
such an experiment. No djub., the federal CO.
vernme Mt would feel bound to maintain It's supreme
Jurisdiction over the customs, and the post Office
service Of the State. Il would be resisted; blood
would be spills and then, it i. easy TO foresee, that
the South American system OF exterminatng war,
would spread ever the fair face Of this vast AID
glorious confederation, like devourng FIRE, leav.
ing nothing but desoahon, and blackened and
smoking RUNE, in It's track.
But il South Carolina prepared for this exrem-
yl No doubt, with the slightest encoufagcment
from any other Southern State she would adop; il.
But while the tone OF her public journals con inues
belligereni, there are indications from tn same
quarter that she will postpone the terrible appeal
secession to more convenient season. The
south have s.il the des,ay, the existence Of this
Union In their hands. With this reservation Of
power, they may feel secure. The North, IN the
late adjustment, las been amply convinced that
the South Is In earnest upon the institution OF
slavery and that any tamperng with II II dan.
geroas business The North haze been taught to
respect the position the peculiar institution, and
the feelings Of the South and the healthy re-ac-
ton Of public opinion throu ghout the North, since
the passage Of he compromise bills, IL guiran-
tee Of the safety OF domestic slavery in the South
ern States. And this may be said, independently
Of Congressional circ llars and Union safety com
mi,tees.
We must conclude, therefore, that South Caro-
lima will reflect and return TO the ark OF safety.
We admire her spirit and her pluck but we c,n-
not b, lieye that so brave people will rush head
long 10 destruction, when the broad field Of pros
perity is 80 inyitingy opened before them, ia the
Union az II IT,
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CAPT. j. caggey, appears In the Military Argus 81
this week, the worlds FAIR in LONDON the New York
Lght Guards Wait Europe ke Sc We hsye seic
much eoquence csnd nsed into sinsla column
rsper Wsare informed that the Argus procured
st the following book stores2l Fulton street, 1858 Ehh
avenue S6 Boveryi Sosk Grand street. and No. high
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Iverysper and 0iSs tak,n by the ubss with the
meet stonshng success Artists can obtain uneoored Tai
botyres Tor their etters ct moderate ioes and
thee beautiful and truthful becoming
msre popular they would DO we'll to avail themselves q the
offered advsnags 1aihotyps View q American Scenery
also cold ~ the establishment, 2i7 Broadway.
A. v. BRAUNS, fiate LAngenhsim q Co
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do we'll to give them ssli '''''' -.' p1'1' ~.
GentIemens' Funlshings.-In addition TO-
syssy .n sssS
sndsa drawers erssat
cheaper than the gen tsmen's furnishing stores.
NeedIework, InsertIngs, ana Ed@,nss-A.
and beautiful lot just reeelysd and offered
sa.y small pros lot Of 1psp wSIs ca%.sis Collars
Mas. Brsatas. Sleeves 10 Cd psr pair
Sewing Boots, Caters, and Shoes, sros
some Of the Of business TO which nger0
sensing m.s' s .ssiss
ni New York. where the
"The Place to get Them."-If You wann.
FIRST rate article cheap call q Brooke Eo S1 TssOa
shape Of Boots Shoes. CATERS. Slippers overshoe;
Ss sy I'A 'A'
Hair Dye.-BatcheIor's instantaneous II /"
d pys 20 sssSy.sd IL London ps snv Ss;es.
genuine a. shs Nav Yoh
the PUBIC Tuss pee my on
lbs address. ~ "'''''-'' ''' V '''A-
Wigs and Toupees.-Persons wishing =
very supsriSr Wig TSgpos should call e B.tehslor
K ii their matte
business. and E.iss BUSINESS H. COPY his sdaIs:..
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye. to Color Tn,
Har or whshers the mement il Is applied without niury
TO the hair skin 1t washed wthou
disturbing the color and has bAd odor applied
Sold at PHAL0NS il Factory No. l7 Broadway,
Dey street; and BY all the druggists city and country
DIR. James w. Powell cOatinues to attenC-I,
exeuv diseases Of the and Ear, from to O'Clock
daily Warren street. where can be had his Treatise
third dition price so cents. Artificial
inserted without the slightest psn that viii move like tho
natu, al eye.
TiMoIats Sulphur Bath. 547 Pearl street,
Ablished 1870, by Louis j. limo
lat from Paris the OF rheumatism rcural afea
tops colds This is the first established and only
sulphur ath in this iy. We refer DIR. Valentine
Mott Dr. vAche DR. Berger Dr. Wallace and The principal
ply sioians in this city.
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segars.-This article, OF the very bese
quahty will he found wholesale and retail the store
do we'll to give them call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-08

Broome street The new class for gentsoen will commence
on Friday evening February att o'clock r. NJ snort
trm OF eshteen lessons during which the rifle SPAN
sb satee, Psna and schottsct, will be tsvght Terms In
proportion TO the usual charge for "a lessons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-08

fsEurore, Asia africa, ssd America ssd t-es,y other
tsautl dsgusrreotyrcs, he exhibited 81 the Worlds
soritsrs MADE, BR0rHERs. 2s3 Broadway,
Three eoeys above the Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-08

INTELLIGENCE FROM THE IsrHMus The steamship
Empire City, Capt Wilson, left Navy Bay the 9th
ult Annexed Is part Of her report-the other part
will be found under the ship news head -
February I'd. Sunday morning) Jacob Carpenter, OF
Haverhill. Mass Storage Passenger was found dead
in his berth supposed TO BE- from fatigue OF travel
ling and effects OF fail he had not been plain-
ing Of illness His effects taken in charge by The
Purser, fer his friends. He burisd at noon the
sams day the Rev. Daniel Temple officiating.
George Dutton and VIM. Habitat, passengers for
New York accitenty let at Kingston will aud tneis
baggage, &C. at the cfice of the agent, s. B. stons
10 Battery Place.
Gorg-n partially destroyed By fire, the night
OF the 2tth ult Loss not ascsrtained supposed about
eighty houses burned.
The steamer Gorgona, belonging to the Panama Rail-
read Company conveyed the passengers from Chagres
to the Empire City which vessel landed her
and freight at Navy Bay, and received them at the
tame place.
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Ofths foregoing documents, the police found large
bag full and also quantity wrapped up In paper to.
g.ther with few of the articles mentoned the first
section, such - table covers and china. IL will be
that there only sir prizes In the first draw
ing and that the SEQ free shares for the second
ton can only be available n the seconi section is
drawn and for the fifth, which appears TO be
the mot valuable Of all IL s grave question Whistler
that would be ever drawn at all The parties
Who induced TO take the tickets chiefly poor
Gsrmans The Chief Of Police. before whom the AZ
hdsvits were drawn, has committed the n, laying
bail Of 81 600 for each OF the principals aud $500
the suborpatcs IL may not be out Of place here
20 ,a,e that every purchaser CT lottery ticket IL
liable 10 prose cution This will doubt fall
thunder bolt the lottery fraternity In conclusion
We may mention that the two wheels (Which resemble
tboee ussd At the drawings Of the Art Union) are
painted green " TO indicate the vedancy OF those
Who tr MT 70 anrh Nhttls nffnrtune
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States frigate Congress, Com McKeevsr,
Capt McIntosb, and Rsritsn, Capt. Grsnt bound to
the Pacific at Rio de JaIero the 18th Of Novem
Der and may look for one or both Of them In our
harbor very speedily The new steam higsts susque.
hanna having received her machinery on board, has
been ordered Join the Fact India squsdron under
Gem. Aulick. She will repair to her station without
delay by the way Of San Francisco before getting to
~bich place che too. will doubtless touch here We
looking for the soop Of var vincennes under com
nand Of Capt. Hudfon, about the 10th Of this MONTH.
Porapa Star Jan IA
The St Lavrence will sail to-day for Southampton,
with the u. o contributions to the Worlds Fair The
following IL . st OF her officers Commander Joseph
X sands: Lieutepants, Chss. D Boggs. Latham b.
Avery, wash. Gvsthmsy, Geo. Prebiei Purser,
Hamusl p Todd; surgeo n, Lewis r Hunter; Asst esr-
ascp James v Harrison: Master. Bays NJ weetcott:
Pass.d Midshipman. Andrew Y. Monroe; Milshipmsn,
joseph p Fyns Henry Erbep, Jr., william r Gisssel;
Cavtaip,s Clerk, O. Livingston: Pursers Clerk Jas.
Todd; Bostsvain, John Bate; Gunner, william Ar
mold Carpenter, Daniel Jonss; ssnmsker Robert
Hunter
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Wigs and TOupees.-PersOns WiSh1ng q
Wig Toupoe should call ~ Bachelor
celebrated wig f.etory. No wall 81 They viii Ar 4
how ocult he fails 1T the hssd in fact he
his business and makes business Of it, Copy his address
him call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-08

NEW YolK PAvEMKNTs.-The Board Of Alder
men, n Tuesday evening, passed a resolution to
have Broadway, from Walker to Canal street,
paved BY Mr.. Penne, at the rate Of five dollars per
yard. Two or three days since, it was decided
that the block in Broadway, between Amity and
Blocker streets, should be paved on the Russ sys-
tern.
The emily objection that has been made to
perry. This objection is about to be removed, by
growing the blocks OF stone that il will be i'm
possible for horses to slip. This system Of paving
has been tried-t has been weighed in the balance.
and not found wanting-and it is so durable and SO
perfect, that eventua y 1t must be laid down in all
our thoroughfares. 1t has been publicly asserted
that the pavemen next in order in p mt Of good
ness, has been mended at night, or al a very early
hour in the morning. This is admitted, to a cer-
tain extent; but it is stated the repairing was ne
cessary, because some evil dspos. I'd person broke
from the track the cobble stones, removed some of
them TO the side OF the street, and took some of
them entirely off We know nothing of The mat
ter personally. All we know is, that the Russ
pavement cannot be carried away SO easily. II isas
stationary as the eternal hills, and needs no tinker
ing by night or by day. Once laid, there it re-
MAINS as fixed and immoveabe as Manhattan
Island.
Mr.. Kipgsand, il would be advisable 10 keep an
eye on this matter, ss well as on the gas contract.
We live in suspicious times. The Phlstines are
upon US in every shape. We have a curious
Common Council, and every contract authorized
by them should be rigidy scrutinize d, not by gu
light bat by sun light. Let no more paving cons
tracts be made until the grooved K uss pavement
shall have been laid down and tried. The oaly OBJ
lection this pavement is the slipping of horses
Remove that, and then let the remainder O
Broadway be laid down with it.
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and beautiful lot Just received. and offered
verg fne rs per under usual price, Another lot OF
Muslin Sleeves To- cd per pair
Handkerchsfs. from ST. remarkably cheap At NEWMANS,
yYl Broadway.
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Hair Whiskers the it applied without injury
70 the hair skin can be washed withou,
disturbing the color and has bad odor IL 10 applied
sold, at PHAL0Hs Factory. No. ~ Broadway
Of Dey street, and BY all the druggists city and country
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Sewing Boots, Caters, and Shoes, sro

the brapeh,s Of business TO which SINCERE
sons are call 10 Harvard place. Bos-
ton at ~ cry 26 Broadway opposite the City
HALL New York. where the machine is in speraon and for
sale. l. n SINGER co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-08

SSid pair Dye 50 celebrated In London Paris bo.tos-
cured genuine at the Wall street. New York
The public beware See my various d.
pomas 1t for sale wholesale and retail applied. Cops
1he address.
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OentIeuscps' rOEnhbninxs.-An o001t1Ou 10
every Kind Of fancy and staple goods adapted
family use Hitchcock ssdbeatsr 3 Broadway
under ahirt and drawers sesIfs and crsy. hand
cheaper than the gen tie mems furnishing stores.
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sThe Place to get Them ',-If you wanr,

article cheap. call at Brooks No lou fulton
street. His assortment oompr, every variety style Ane
Boots Shoes Caters slippers Overshoes &c.
in at les prices than the same quality can
be bought for elsewhere in the city.
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exausiv diseases Of the and Ear from O'Clock
at Warren street. where can be had his Treatise
the Eye third dtion price so cents Artificial Eyes
inserted without the slightest paia that will like tho
nat al exa
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
CONVENTION OF FmENps OF TEMPERANC

CONVENTION or FMENpS OF TEMPERANCE
or rilE Cry or NEw-N oRN-Iast night, pursuant to
a can previously published, a large number of tenn
perance men assembled at National Hail. Canal-St
WIN. Dodge, Esq, OF the firm of Phelps, Dodge 4
Co. Was called 10 the Char, and X. \. HayeaS, Esq
and Rev. Mr.. Bu:ioieh appointed Secretaries. AfteI
PRAYER BY MI Lee, the Secretary read the call, and
the Chairman addressed the meeting.
ABusmeSs Committee of the following gentlemen
was appointed 20 report business tOr the convention
l.. Nj. PeaSc, 1. '. NtNtnDerg. J. 1. Warren, {. {.
Norsh, thas Schafier, W Il. Cornell. IT, NJ. West
cru and Ira buchanan.
During the absence ot The Commlttec, Geo. Hal,
ESQ, late Mayor OF Brooklyn, Hon. I. VI. Woodruff,
late NJ {. nom tins CITY, and Rev. NT. Pu,ney, of
the NJ h. tAurca m iane->l, addressed the Con
Nentlon.
The resolutions reported by the Business Commit.
tee were adopted as follows, after discussion
and anne endmcnt
Rssolcca That viii uc' support any longer class oi
tn.n hke these engaged the guut ths cav to
mold asd WELD they haze dce ;" seSna an amosat o
Rsso,red TAaitho> peyo> shall no Longer With iupa
my perptirae their ,prcGationS on society rotns ci
some OF lts brshteSf ornaments aud tranpms them
the dus; ors ekag over evesy banner ot The 1l cou
pSc. and ycading "a onr sacred rSnS ehtraS t-e a.
nestc circle and planting Nncr The hearth stones oi i.s
6feSae i0gpedo TO scatter rs members l. tAV wds %
R,solrd Tha' sro convinced ,ha, Uoral sVaSon no
suc.nt o. remove the lQaoT trsc snd us csls ana t
tine has when try tha last appeal u
SsoYr, Thai NC Nil vo.e only f,r snch men iar olce
val, Il elected. tuthtUl, eNeluto cA>ing laws AMI
give ,he Influence er thu e0a imrn u sucA aiclonal
shah entirely suppress Ike ti~iNc ia noNc'Hs
hQucrS \ BEVERAGE
The hi,h resolution declared in favor Of org taziEs
"A Temperance Alliance.
Two resolutions oiiered hy r. y. HaycnS, ESQ. IN
reeard 20 poliuca! acton, were land over Iili the
next meeting
Several resolutions and notices were offered and
the Convention adjourned To "Wednesday nigh. mex.
The discussions during the evening we're ann tIed
and earnest, and were freely participated IN by a
number Of gentlemen
COMMITTEE OF Five Was appointed 10 report tnc
drait ot Constitution for tae Alliance and 10 report
al the next meeting.
The address OF benjamin Price. the Cores bonding
Secretary OF the Industrial Congress. .pasi>hea N
Fridays Tr.aHHsl Mas read 10 the Cor, cuOn. ac,.a
Committee OF Conference ipNOn.,ed, whose dul, %
IL 10 attend thc Wcrkngmen'S ctng, IN ne Pdr>.
this eyeninc at Y. n and renor, the cooper. lla
ef the fnsnds OF Temperance Niia ias ise ogm nso T.
msnt cl lhC WCIAucnea.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

ec.sf Rose Sasror s'eIs y a n 30 IN, Kenny, hli
pa. s.-.,o. A-tI-nr Nrs-Ness AS, sol. nrir Va.il
l.r Fsrsi,ron phH'e.hiA. DO anna. Z iasl1a Bli-
-of seas t,rar HrrNfT, fa'tes AaffS niser, Nrf'
"a Crarer, Na.s.,-l. ID. i-l-'.s.1.-@, sop 3lears
POprTt~p S- f-ar schr E-u.g. vn.
Pa.f s.raaa 81 fr.- - - Aln, Mrafs, g.. N-~
YnrA. srrrS Fra--ss Flieu. H17f1s. 0'. icr 50 ..
rtrn Irt r. ari lrfa hnn,'1s. ft'- ,ii' z .l i'
>ur-Y. ca slrk Ottawa. trlfl.. NJ f'ilftaS-
>ACO. Scot iT-Arr >sIr. ~1-tn e-Scr, J J'7'af,
o s.l. .l-.. f.- -.re. .I. .- f. i.o>i l ..
FhIll-. .ghl. -.... D-ils.r. p t-.rc.. tt
81 l7.h. -.h.. ID H F..r U-->,i1i Cl-f' lr = .-
pla. "a. u l--ln Graz N-s left- s', Aip-lf \ b -
500. .>'nn ia-rrla. y VII. .stau.
>loSiS TON. ss't- Pa t-.- .''' 't ~ a9 2. Nt
NcN-t..S { - >sa So. A..a .iH1a@ h a. IT, >'i.'.-
fclte - No-t .. tr.r0.aUa
NANaNN iH. 81 --tr- fr- - rll lc' 's. y -
N.r. s.rr 81 .nIsr. y },lr I.r. y F-O-.-lr,. CD
.rrr harvest AilUs ta1-l.strn
MIChtOkD - - ,'-tr- sr1n kirt1rr. Baker. \. N'
NCis SD tsd. s'o'' r1'o. Gardner, Albany
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
.,,d Now YOU see me apply hr.ted Lucifer

found. Now you see me apply hfhted Lucnef
mate 10 the cotton, anc u re- MAINS lnourned
II then the alleged admissions were made me
verdict must nevertheless be for the ceiendants pc
cause the fact admitted waslmpOssole. The aiih.s
mons are Of no more worth than would be ddihs
sIons made by the same parties under the same CIR
eumstancts and with the same solemnliy, Ihdt tn.s
burned the Depot al Detroit oy setting II on fe "'h
a iragmsn OF An Ictberg. Thus II has been pioso1
that the match, with which the Depot IS ailegel -
have been burned ls a hulnong. and thai the dupA-
cate matches, produced 70 give effect % t1e tae ~
the Witnesses, are duplicates Of tne sam .d
Ii u immaterIal whether the deieAddnts n ~ -
creSn,,y "s ,Se ,,n.sseS or whether the admissions
themselyes were fa5ricated BY the yyiunesses Iae
CONCLUSION is irresistible that the deiehlan7 are Ho'
gailty under this indictment.
ff,nGtnder n n>rtl
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Oisasters. &c.

s,rB II. TsILM,N, tof Grcenuort.) y Youu-. from A.
eIandra Tor DchtQn n contact ngt o 1i.a NJ ~lt
steamer Empire state from Fal River for NsvIork The
schr coming head on aud made large hTescl on A
steamer sarbcard bow Tie schr los. her boesari ant
rigging. Afcr the collision the s-c1 ntr bow
directly ashore and struck the rocks Sc howeye. e. {
S,HR ANN DEsNAN. of and from Thomastoa fos New
York, with lime. n cont1ct night Of 2ifh ms w'1
schooner, bowspTit earned away and her bows s.
badly damaged tax ne crtH were compelled @ remove
part oi her carso from te hold and SOW al. decs IN
lay by her about hours. nd having on
board ri her. ef her i4r way 10 arrive 1tos 10 New
PRovINcErovN. sept 25-The schr. Advance loi Ire
mont Me- Cager. from Pll llaleqha flr Boston. y.lil
coal went ash ueg, Sc.gae lghr Sunday nl. last.
Sht got og on Moniay night, md ared here ycs,sg-
dav leaking badly hlyms four ieet waeru her bold not
wlthstandine her pumps were constantly IN notion sac
now hes the Hats and endeavoT, WI le made stop
without t,chare ~ here Also pat a. >er L. y> Crow
ell nom Pliiade.p .pa t1T soa. VIA coal experienced q
heayv tlov- n Boston Bav on aI1Aalv n-ht ,l- s,1
f,res,ll and fng it. ost boom. several blocks nnt
some ficgnG reCsfe, ~ Ing lIl-t Ter h1ii Mll
make Temporary r. airs sra r-ocsed 20 I1,t5n
BAlG PARTRlDsE. of anu ior Boston fcon PHILADELPHIA.
before reported ashore the Ill C-. cul-e wll
prove 3 to.l loss as her blita. nearly o-t b. t-a-
tie Iock, ard her nc deck partly Pore Sac went
gaze fror. : = AID ttcs vesfher Gao, prsn-a and
ciew succeeded H. landing alo1t ocloca ueNt morning
sCns RTSowN ir-m Ner-l OK f,r 1s. a. wen, ashore
2ta rs; % tie HAS nas , u e-Si sone. bat would
Stes~,,T =, Nc.'ss an n Phl,aelahia on the 25-t
with "a emaiy porter CASKS and len % -hs beach IL
making altogtther !l syed nom IT, wreck 0l
SEA Heal. ashore onthe Joe logger.
BRO CLEFsLAD. before repoIsl ashore > TIE p . OF
the CAs 4s. .le ll-c -ls. leeE driven h-l tl-
te.c ch. tl, .eaSs no ~ -c than b. fore
ScHE. GIENrov. - Fal lver, went A. ore early O. e
morning OK the 25ra. while do1fln- tie Capss
SCHR LADY oF -l.E Lane rncSer. u and fr NorlJlk.
with Il staves lum rh- Alose b. ashore the
mouth o.. iaAt rVsr aad . j. eArat she l Toge t9tal
l.sS
>CHE S,-UTi Z Pc-~rE. walker, from Willn n .oii.
& lltG l4s- ilr NJ NirS. on- 0 DAYS net wltl
hssd winds. p back mo >nrhrile. c. with JOSS
of bulwaiss. 1aa,l aal qt ei decSo--cFcg sc.
MC I'd sal a-llu Ia.