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UpINKING, AND UMBRELLAs.--Th sub
scriber continues 10 pink rufies, founces
aprons, capes talmas scars joseys DC, at the short
est notice.
Umbrellas and parasos repaired. general assort-
mont Of umbrellas for sale, by #
DANIEL PIERCE,
No. 267, Pennsylvania sv. near 18th street
NOV IL
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CUMBERLAND COAL.--we have on the
~ wharf q cargo Of the Cumberland C,al and Iron
Company superior coal Consumers Of Cumberland
coal would do well to try this article, which we will
deliver carefully screened in all cases.
WI WATERS h CO,
nov Is Office corner Of and 18th SITS.
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DoTHwELL Il BROWN, AUCTION
II GERS and Commission Merchants, Lou
siana avenue opposite the Bank Of Washington, will
give attendance TO all business committed TO their
charge and will make sales by auction Of all descrip-
tons OF property, real personal They respectfully
solicit share Of the patronage Of the public
They are now opening and arranging for sale an
extensive assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Ofevery variety, 10 which they invite the attention
Of persons furnishing.
They have on hand supply Of
APPLES AND ONIONS,
Purchased in Boston, and will shortly be provided
with
POTATOES.
All OF which win be disposed Of at private sale.
nov 18--2aw2m
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UpREsERvE YOUR HAIR.--At Lame
6 mond's Seventh street, can be had Lyons
KathAiron and Bsry's Tricopherous, the genuine
articles nov M--2t
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"OME REMEDIES.-The Compound
III Cherry Pectoral is the best and surest, and
most palatabe cough remedy ever offered to the pub
lc it will cure the worst cold cough possible, and
is the only article that will afford relief to consump-
tves without Fastening their end. Try it, and you
will be convinced Price % and so cents per bottle
The HERB CoueH CANDY is also an excellent and
very palatable medcated compound, and is well
adapted to children and others who preudced to
medicine in other forms Price l2h and 20 cents
per package. For sale at
Druggist, Penn avenue, opposite buildings.
nov IN
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dyHARLEs G. TUCKER, Washington,

n NHAHLES e. TUChEH, WHshhHtoh,
" Attorney and Agent for Claims and Commission
or Of Deeds for all the States revolutionary naval IN.
valid and hafpay pensions obtained; also bounty land
FIR services in all the in which the United States
have been engaged and for the services OF volunteers
In the Texas Revolution Of 1885. Having copies of
all the muster-rolls Of the Texas Revolution, he Is
prepared TO give prompt attention TO the claims Of all
who served and Of the heirs Of those who died or
were killed while in the service.
Office and residence, No. 5l8 Maryland avenue.
nov la-dAwly
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THE PEOPLES SAFETY FUND.

75O Agents wanted TO canvass for the above, TO
whom liberal discount will be given.
nov Is
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DUTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER Just
ED received, and for sale wholesale and retail a
prime lot Of Goshen and Glades Butter; ALSO fresh
supply Of roll Butter every week from Loudoun county
Virginia, at G. b. RICE'S ~
Provision Store, 90 High street, between First and
Second and at stall No. 2, Markethouse.
N B.-Hotel and clearinghouse proprietors will
do well to call and examine my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. nov l3-lm
CABINET and Undertaking Business Is
~ still continued at the establishment of the late
William King, Congress street, between the canal
and Water street. where I'll orders will meet with
prompt attention nov ls-2w
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Nd tractors and builders can be supplied at all
times with Doors SASH Blinds, Moudings, Balusters,
and Newels, Of oak. walnut, maple mahogany, and
yellow pine also all kinds Of scroll and fancy saw
ing and turning and all other work which the first
class steam machinery can execute.
Factory corner Indiana avenue and Third street,
east Of City Hall nov l3--8taw3m
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FOR SALE on RENT.

ANE of those new and handsome dwell-
" ing Houses, situated on c street. between First
and Second street. For private family residence,
this offers many Inducements. Every improvement
conducive TO health, comfort and economy has been
provided The house contains six large chambers, a
fine large parlor, fashionably finished commodious
dining room and well-arranged kitchen. Hot and
cold water, and gas-pipes through the house Bath
ing room, arranged for hot cold, and shower-baths
pump in kitchen; Bells from every room; cooking
range in the kitchen, and furnace in the cellar.
Rare Inducements will be offered 10 persons desir-
Gus Of p hasing a comfortable house.
u god and Punctual tenant the rent will be
moderate.
For further particulars inquire Of JN0. B. WARD,
in the adjoining house. or at the corner OF Twelfth
nov 81 81 cod [Intelligencer.l
UNOR SALE, A NEW TWO-sTORY
Ill and attic frame HOUSE, situated on X street
between Sixth and Seventh, containing eight large
and well arranged rooms with side and back alley,
and about hundred yards from the Northern Lib
erty markct-house
Iron worker, No. 405, Seventh street, near IL.
nov 27-lw
NJEW AND IMPORTANT BOOKs.--Is-
~ rael and the Gentiles, by DR. Isaac Da Costa.
Paley's Evidences Of Christianity, with Notes and
Additions by Charles M. Marine.
Lectures delivered before the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Of London.
Words to Win Souls, twelve sermons by eminent
Divines of the Church Of England.
Letters and Remains of the late Rev. w. H. Hewitt
son, 2 vols.
Tho Works of the Rev Edward Bickersteth, 10 vols
Autobiography and "Reminiscences Of the Rev VIM.
Scripture Testimony to the Messiah, by John Pyc
GRAY & BALLANTYEE,
nov 27--3t No. 498 Seventh street.
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a MOTHER opportunity will be offered
n 70 those persons who have not laid in their
winters supply Of Coal 10 do 30, ut twenty-five cents
ton lower than the market price, by taking It from
the vessels upon their arrival The coal win be from
Philadelphia, and OF the best qualities, both red and
white ash, egg size Orders should be left at our
yard Immediately on 9th, between ID and streets
nov IA YOUNG a MOORE.
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WEIGH 81 WILSON,
Merchant Tailors, Bridge street,
One door east Of Bank Of Commerce, Georgetown
nov 13---ly =
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMERICAN BOOK STORE.

TXTILLIAM 8. CROWLEY, Bookseller and Sta
Wv toner, No l46 Baltimore street. near Calvert
opposite Carroll Hall, keeps constantly ON hand a
complete assortment Of Books, IN every department
Of literature. ~
Also. Blank Books, School Books Letter Paper, Cap
Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelopes, and every variety Of
Fancy and Staple Stationery
All the new books received as sDon as published.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the very lowest
prices.
a1ines published.
r6y- Agent for the "Amercan Organ" and all the
American Books aud Papers published.
nov Is
JACOB WEAVER,
Cabinet Maker and Undertaken of Funerals,
At short notice,
No. 81 ROSS Street. near Eutaw,
Baltimore. nov ID
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FOR RENT.

A NEW THREE-STOHY AND ATTIC
IN Brick House. situated on Sixth street, east side
near the corner Of M, No 2S3 For particulars, I'M
ouire Of r. NJ MAGRUDER,
Dry Goods and Shoe Store ZEE tE
nov 25---eodts No. 385, Seventh street.
WUsT RECEIVED, 100 barrels East
ID ern Apples, such as Greenings Baidwins, and
Russets in fine order delivered all sound. Private
IL 10 their advantage TO give us call.
Fine yellow Onions III barrels.
Also. New Jersey white Mercer Potatoes.
j. DOUGLAS a co.
nov 21-eo2w Feed Store, I'd street, Pa, avenue
N q. EMERY's Granite Marble and
lvns Brown Stone Yard, corner Of b and Second
streets Office ON Second street, between Is and Q
streets Residence AIS y street, between Sixth and
Seventh nov IT
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WTTIDE AWAKE-Atth the old established
w boot and shoe factory, High street. where may
be found large and fashionable assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, comprising every variety Of style and
quality, and at the very lowest market prices.
Especial attention is invited TO the following:
For GeaHeme,a---
Fine calf Boots
Fine calf double soled Fear Naughts.
er Fine calf Congress- Shoes
Fine calf Munroes
Fine calf Oxford Ties
sassI For LGdes-- ls
Whole tan colored Caters
Whole Black Caters
FIR Misses--
Black and coored Caters
Black Morocco Boots
Boys, youths, and servants Shoes, coarse and fine
500 pairs chdrens Bopts, Shoes, and Ankle Ties, Of
all colors and sizes
Boots and Shoes made to order of the best material
and workmanship, and at the shortest notice.
nov 13--1ni THOMAS BANGS.
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WDEAUTIFULN NEW JUvENILEs.--sun-
ND day Afternoons il. the Nursery, or Familiar Mar
rativea from the Book OF Genesis.
Light Through the Clouds, or Peace and Joy in Be
hcvng.
The Nursery Governess, by the author of "The
Week
Addresses TO the Young. by Alexander Fletcher,
%. ID. For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
nov " No 4es Seventh street.
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Nd EDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES

HI We are now receiving the largest stock Of Gas
Fixtures ever offered In this city, comprising every
variety Of style and finish. They have been selected
from the celebrated factory Of Cornelius Co., Phia-
dephia, and include all Of their patterns.
Owing TO a reduction in price Of Gas Fixtures, we
prepared to furnish them at less rate than
they have ever vet been sold here or elsewhere.
To keep pace with the above improvement the price
Of gas tubing has been materially reduced, and our
increased facilities warrants in saying that
prepared and can execute any work we may under
lake cheaper and better than any other establishment
in this city.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting Establishment
Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
nov l3-dtJan. btw. 10th and IL tn sts.
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DAVID A BAIRD,
pApER.HANGER AND JJPHOISTERER.

4sl, Eighth Street, ncdr Penn. Apeaue,
MAS ON hand an extensive and splendid assert
HI mcnt of paper-hangngs including gold, sntin,
and common papers, ALSO, gold velvet and gold, and
panel papers Of every descriptions consisting Of
French walnut rosewood maple, oak, and pine, with
all their various mouldngs and ornaments, which he
pu up in the most workmanlikc manner, and guar
sntees satisfaction TO all who may please to honor him
with their patronage.
Also on hand, gold and transparent, and white and
buff linen shades, also picture cords and tassels OF
every description EE nov. 13-3tawtf.
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LUMBER.

IL in the Lumber business, at the old stand of
VIM. Bird, corner Sixth and streets, are prepared
TO furnish all articles in the trade on favorable terms
They solicit share Of public patronage
nov l8-eotf GEO. w. GARRETT & co.
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GEoRGETowN ADyERTIsEMENTs.
sEGARs, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF.
100000 III S..nsa A sss rr.ns q Fl

the favorite brands
CHEWING TOBACCO
z 40 boxes fine Chewing, consisting OF pound Jumps,
half pound do, SIS do, and los do
3s SNUFF.
CARROTS Rappee and Scotch, in jars, bottles, and
kegs.
Maccabau and Congress, in kegs
Goodwn's fine Cut Chewing and Smoking, in pa
pers.
Pipes, Snuff Boxes, Segar Cases. Matches, aud
every article appertanng to Wholesale and Retail
trade, viii be sold low for cash
JAMES WALLACE,
No. 80, High street, between Bridge and Prospect
streets, Georgetown, ID. G.
nov 24-d2w N%#
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THE GRANVILLE FAIR.

We had the pleasure, in company
win others from this City, OF being
present at the Granville County Fair,
commenced at Henderson, On We'd
nes,lay last. The attendance was
great, and the articles on exhibitions dill
credit to old Granville. Floral Hall, i
commodious building, was well filed
with the products Of the industry of
the ladies. The specimens we examin-
ed, would do to exhibit at the Word s
'Fair-apd no cannty in, tic State Of
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Death er am Editor.--we are pain
Cd TO learn that NAvHAsIrl J. PALsxx,. esq,
senior editor and proprietor Of the Milton Spec
,asor. died At his residence in Caswcll county
on saturi y last, The 7,h instant, in the 5oth
year Of his age. Mr.. Palmer served an appren-
siecship in this cfIiee, during which he studied
law with the late John Scott, esq. He soca al
ter became the proprietor Of the Milton spccta-
COR. and continued TO publish il COR many years
in connection with the practice Of his profes-
sion. lie was faithful apprentice, and his d.
'lgcnce and failhfuness in aficr life gave him q
success which secured for him sccmiorishle es-
tate. He was crnphatically useful man In tho
private walks Of life; and the BAPTIST Church,
Of which be was reaIcus and consistent meme
Der. has sustained great loss By his death.
lie was d kind husband and father, and lcaves
a widow and Ave children 70 mourn their sad
bereavement.
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The Eastern Times" a locofnc

The Eastern Times" a locofnco
paper published at Bath. in Maine,
expresses great delight at the working
ef the Nebraska bill. 1t asserts, ia a
flaming head. that the bill sworks giu.
sriousiy for Freedom" and cites it as
one Of the "great measures OF the De-
mocratic party" "'fhe people iii
saws, are beginning to understand that,
instead of the abolition Of an arbitrary
line between slavery and freedom be-
ing an extension Of slavery, il really
is the removal Of a barrier to the pro.
gress Of freedom" The same paper
fortifies itself by quotations from the
New Hampshire Patriot," the Admi>
nis,ration organ ot that religion.
RAJ Register.
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SsIrcT,os ron I NEwsrApra Most

SELrcTrpN FOR NEWSPAPERS Most
people think the selection Of suitable
matter for anewspaper the easiest part
"a the business How great an errnr!!
il. BY oil means. the nost difficult.
ol,nsk over hundreds Of exchange pa
pers every week, from which. to select
enough Tor one. especially when the
auexlIsn il not what shall, but what
Saa'l not be selected, is no easy task.
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Where the strength Lies. -whe

Where the Strength Lies. Where
is the strength and safety Of people 7
Is ii in their multitude? Look at Eu-
rope, and behold the million the sport
of the few--looked at the nations and
races trampied by tythe Of their num-
Der in the dust--look. at the myriad
slaves, whom a thousand tyrants and
taskmen scourge in fields and camps
and dungeons. The strength Of a peo-
pie is not alone in multitude. Is it in
the power Of revolutions and massacres.
or in the bayonets that they can fling
TO the CLEAN Of the sun? Did bayonets
save Rome-did they save Poland and
Hungary, and France, and Germany
to the peoples The strength and
ssfety Of people lie in their knowledge
OF their rights. and their union in de-
fence offhen,. Ignorant and disunited,
,he greater the number the greater the
danger Of the people. They are their
own curse. They fall upon and de-
stray themselves. In their hands BAY
onets become suicidal. Give people
true knowledge Of themselves and
nolaw can oppose them. Liberty comes
with intelligence, and the unarmed,
intelligent million are stronger than
ignorant armed milliuns. The strength
Of the American people lies least in the
number of their cannon and bay0nets.
and most in their school houses. news
papers and books. These are in,lestruc-
tible weapons, to which age adds edge
and might; arme,i with these. we are
safrr and stronger than soil bristling
with murderous steel. Armed with
these. millicnsiean together, and strike
nightly but bloodIessly as one man,
through the ballot box.
-ss ! weapon sursr set.
And mighsisr than the boyonet;
A weapon. thai comes down as sill
AZ snow- fakes fall upon the sol,
And executes fieemsn's will.
Az Ilyh,nings do The will Of Gnj.'
~ Y. Nrc.
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The election in Florida seok place On Aca-
day the "a iasssnl for spsssensztivs = ths
nezf Congress, and foz memb<rs Of ths Lsgislz-
turr. Mr.. Maxwell. the present menbrr. i he
Denorrsdr candidate fox Congre<s, and Tho
mas Bzs~a. l4l< Governor, = lhs Wing esadi-
date. Upon the Legislature viii dssoise The
shoies Of Unitea States Senator. in place q
senatas Meroa, whose term expires en- the ssh
Of March nsa,.
In South Carolina the election WA held on
Monday and Tuesday The I'll and "a instant,
for members Of the Legislature and other etsss
efires- The Lsgislaturs yin elsci The Cover
nor. and Win slso have TO sless United States
Senator.
In Pennsylvania. Ohio. and Indiana, the elee.
lion took place yesterday. These three States
elect aay-seven Representatives in the ne1i
Congress, besides members nj the State Lesis-
lssurcs and ether officcrs- The Legislature d
each Of these States win have United States
Senator 70 elect.
In Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey.
Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin. the elections
take place on Tuesday ths 7sh Of November
for Representatives in Congress. members q III,
State Legislatures. and other Officers. Thee,
States. in the aggregate, elect sizy- 6rs mem
bers Of Congress, and three Of them win hss'
vacancies 10 6Il in the senss--
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I"MIN N"NNW -" II NN|NH ~ ~. 80
JOS. Tie cunflEion pnks up ne baby.
uAa sns quieki : qnieled 81 > plees q
gingfrbrs11. Ths bet tea sna smuk~
ing bexlsisxk w<r< s~sn % fhs table.
and Kltry pss Charley In his high
eha;r. sad tk<s al fat down 70 sapper.
and lisus Helen fell stronger Tor 1
xn<d esp II tea which her moshtr gave
her - he at sp 10 bed Kitty could
hardly sat for jov. and = nos p. !" said
she. :. please tel us haw ysu got work.
and where III orr good things cane
lrom."
sEittv. nv girl" said he. = You
cot me ! Place to-day. thoagh yoa
didnt know il. I irfl home this noun
to ga 10 che corner grocery. and divert
nv mind little. bat something seem
ed 10 whisper in mar ears. Cheer ap.
fafher, brighter days are coming 4 80
walked on 4 lev blocks. Just as / got
20 that new row "a buildings. SAW
Mr. Wilson busy with his men. Az
soon Is he saw me he called. out Fer
guson where dn you work. Whsn
answered. mo where. said HI, = snu
are jusf the man | want. l thought
you WAS laid up sick at home. When
will you b<ginp Right away. said
Il; and in less than mighty minutes |
was hard NJ work. When | started
70 come home At night he said. Fer
guson. | xant tn see you.' and 30 be
took me into his house and asked me
il | would have part OF mr. wages IN
advance. OF course | didn't refuse.
On my war home. borrowed basket
aud filed il; and here we are more
snug and comfortable than We have
been in three months"
But Pa. you have not told me how
l got you that place." said Kitty.
Why. my child. ! was entirely
discouraged this morning. but your
cheerful words and warm dinner gave
me new spirit TO try again. and try
ing again got me work."
rIt was Miss Williams, not |. that
got you the place. Pa, for as WAS cry
ing because the baker was 10 cross t.
me, she came up and spoke very kind
~. and said. " Cheer up. Kitty. God |
word never fails. Brighter days are
coming" These pleasant words KEEP
me happy all day. and made me try "a
get nice dinner. and coax you to try
again to get work"
Well then. Kitty, we will thank
Miss Williams for our good luck"
Don't say iack. dear father thank
! God tor his care, lie put it into her
heart to speak kind word, and kind
word caused all our happiness"
Mrs. r. vent to sleep that night
with light heart, No more oyerwork
days and restless nights. no mere vi,
sits to the corner grocery. Her hus-
band, for whose safety she had trem.
.bled, found regular employment. Hci
cup Of blessings seemed full. She
thought much Of Kitty's word. and be.
fore long learned to tIrst in the same
God whose PROMISES had cheered Kit.
fy's heart. and blessed them all. Miss
Williams never knew the good which
resulted from those brief words spoken
from 4 pious heart, though from tina,
time Kitty,s cheerful face was seldom
missing from her scholars. Speak
kind words! They cost nothing. and
may be said just in time to save body
and soul from destruction.
ArHT NATE.
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souid have edited 4. We shaald hear
less ronplailt. Not unfpqufntlg q
Il tie case th4tan editor lnuks over al
Bis exeh4nge papers fOr something lnle-
fesslas. and exn 1bsDiuteIs and 40.
thing. Every paper il dryer than >
contribution bsr; aud yet snfneshlus
mus, be had his paper must come ont
with something in IT, and he does The
best he eau. To an editor xha has
the least care about chat he selects.
the writing that he has 10 do il the rasl-
est part IL the labor. Every Subscriber
thinks the paper Is printed Tor his own
benefit; and IL there IL nothing in IL
that suits him. il must be stepped; IL
II guod Tor nothing. Jusfas many sab
scribers a. an editar NAV have, 50 ma
nv tastes he has Ia consult. One wants
something suund. One likes anee-
dates and frolic; and the next doar
neiEhbor wonders that man of good
sense will put such sluf' u. . paper.
Something spicy comes cut. and the
editor is bIsckguarsl. Next comes
something zrgumrntafise. and the edi-
tor Is dali fool. And so. between
them all. you see the poor fellow gets
roughly handled. They never think
what does not please them NAV please
The next man; but they insist. IL The
paper does not suit them. it Is good
for nothing. Wssl. Glols.
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CoNaENDADLE ExaMpLs.-The Vir-
gina and Tennessee Railroad Com.
pany permits none Of its officers OF
men engaged in It's service. to drink
ardent spirits, and any one who be.
comes intoxicated is Immediately dis
missed. The numerous trains upon the
road are run Wit, the greatest regula-
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Tnx srk&xf. crrr az panAsr1ynsA

The srk&4rx cfrr az PHn1sx1ynsA.
"a despatch from Halifax d Srptess-
Der Goth sayss-Thr steamer City Ct
Philadelphia. as ktrznJ<d near czp<
Race. Newfoundland. On the 7th inst.
The cargo j. landing in = dsmaged
condition. One hundred passengers
are jssf landing here in the steamer
from 81. JnhnR The steamer wsx enl y
eight days and . Few hsuFs fran Liver
pnsi.
Another despatch from fIslifax says
Pive hundred and iorty passengers ar.
rived here this morning. and the rest
remain Al 81. Johns awaiting con-
sryance.
Its thosght the vessel viii be to.
tal loss. A portion Of the cargo will
be saved in damaged condition. TIE
owners are fully covered BY insaranei
in Englzild.