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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY >,

THIS beautiful burial place of the dead having
l. just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose open for the reception of the
remains Of deceased persons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bodies. in which such friends of the dead as may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan of the incorporators is ono Of equality In
regard to the lots, which will net be put up publicly
for sale, (although they usually bring premium :,
making the early selection of lots the most desir
able.
Until an Office is established In the city of Wash
ington, applications Will be punctually ate nded
to at the present Office, in the east wing OF the BALD
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-Glenvood is situated short distance due
north OF the Capitol aug ism
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sep 16-d20tk2awtNov1
NOW is THE TIME

EH0R all those wishing to purchase any article In
= the way of fine WATCHES, rich and fashion.
able Gold JEWELRY, pure sterling sILVERW WARE,
(of our own manufacture) DC. &C., to save from Is
to IS per cent. by calling at HOODS JEWELRY
STORE, IS he Is new receiving his Fall supply OF
fine goods, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
New York city prices. Pa. avenue, between ~ and
9th streets, sign of the large Spread Eagle.
sep 10 IT. q HOOD
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A SENSIBLE WATERFALL eminent
writer says-''It is my firm opinion de-
rived from experience, that the period of
cOurtship cannot be too short. | have
reason to say. when you have hooked
your fish, the sooner you use your land
ing net the better" -. -
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A FORTUNATE RECOyERY.-Al letter re-
ceived here from the ship Logan, states
that sailor lost overheard q sheath knife
about 6 o'clock on the morning Of the Odd
of August. At l o'clock on the same
day two dolphins were caught from the
ship, and upon opening one Of them, the
same knife, known by the name upon it,
was taken out Near Bedford Mercury.
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u Arkansas is queer country. II
You go there with five dollar piece, they
tar and feather you for being rich man.
l. you are poor, they give you fever and
ague, and let it kill you. Curious coun.
try altogether.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT:
sNIDER,6 WINES

r. d Il r. HI Il n DE L. FIJI Ia. -
TOHN v. SNYDER, Dealer In Wines, At the
81 former old established Wine Nosx Of JACOB
HNIDKR, IT., No. rs Walnut street. four doors BE-
low Fourth street, where CONSUMERS VIII be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most aceommo-
dating farms. .....-~ =
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the In
nut street, Philadelphis, where he Is prepared to
receive orders for the Speda, Importation OF Wines
&C. from various houses In Europe, in quantities %
single dossn and upwards; and also soictts Tor his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
bis friends and former customers. -----------
- All Wines ordered for Washington VIII be AZ
iivered BY Express fires Of fhaph. HS-yS
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SLAVERY IN BRAzL.-Advicesfr from Rio
Janerio state that the following PROPOSE
tons had been introduced in the Lower
House, and were almost certain of being
adopted by the Chambers:
The Legislative Power resolves-Art.
l. The trade and Transportation of slaves
from one to another province, excepting
those travelling with their owners, not
exceeding number marked out by the
government, is prohibited.
1t is also resolved
l. The freedom allowed to the slaves
incapable of maintaining themselves
through the proceeds of their work, on
account of advanced age and prolonged
and incurable disease, will not exempt
their masters from feeding them, unless
they be totally devoid of means to do so.
2. The slaves allowed by their owners
to beg shall be, on that account, consid-
cred as free, though they be not in the
case pointed out in the aforementioned
article.
8. The respective authority shall oblige
the owners, assmentioned IN article l, to
feed the manumitted or to establish q
pension for their maintenance, in case
they retire to any of the establishments
of public charity and shall free those
mentioned in article g"
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

kPE> DIR. o. MUNsON hiss 6tted mp the
house and Office on Pennsylvania ave.
~AIlp nue.. formerly occupied by DR.. Hum.
phreys and is making TEETH on an ea-
tirely new plan, with continuous gum-the very i'm.
psrsonation Of nature herself, Gully handsomer If de-
sired. Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr.
NJ. owns the patent for the D. G., Va, and N. @.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war.
ranted to be done In the very best manner.
mar lily
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EVENING STAR,
BUT wHEHK ART THOU 4,
BIZ HON. MRS. NORTON.


Vhrn, poor in all but youth and love, -~
ciasped thee 10 this beating heart, 5sR ~
: nd vows for wealth and fame TO rove, ,.-.
That we might weep no more 10 par.
Years have gone by-loug weary years q = T
of toll, TO win my station now p.
al ardent hope and sickening fears,
AGd wealth is mine-but where's an fAoa! Isv
Fame's dazzling wreath for Thy dear sake h1
Grew brighter than before 10 me, .-
cIupg TO all I thought could make 90. "a
This lonely heart more worthy thee. '
Yeacs have gone blythe laurel dro0ps /.
In knocking DER my withered brow,
A conquered world befJre me stoops.
And fame is uine--bui where arr thou 29,s-
In Iife's first hour, despised ard lone i'iH. vi
Wandered through the busy crowd, s-uyi
And now that life's best joys have flown,
They greet with smiles and niu7nnFs load.
GA! Tor that voice-thy gentle voice Do O. i
To breathe TO me its welcome now.
Wealth, fame and all thai should rejoice,
To me are vaiB-fof where Mt AeE2 ,ss.-,
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JOHN REESE,
-ttf PROPRIETOR OF TIE

Eagle Plumbing and Gas-Fitting Depot,
yXyOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w citizens Of Washington, George
town, and vicinity to the excellent sssort-~
msnt Of Goods In his line, which he has
on hand AID Ii daily receiving addition TO- x65kes
Chandeliers, Drop Lights, Brackets, Pendants,
and In fat every article connected with the Gas st.
ting business can be found at his establishment,
embracing al the qualities Of beauty, style, dura
bility and cheapness.
HIS plumbing department embraces all articles in
that line, such Is marble top Wsshstsnds, Bath
Tubs, Shower Baths, and all the appendages neces
sary for the prosecution Of that branch OF his bust
mess Work conhded TO him will receive prompt at.
bnton, and Its execution be UNSURPASSED.
Builders and al others will find Il to their nd
vantage before going elsewhere, to can 1t the
EAGLE DEPOT,
Corner Of Psnns. avenue and 9th It,
sp li-eolm
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FOR POOR AND LABoRINa MEN,

GMALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 Fest or more in
- various parts Of the City, and Georgetown, At
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD co.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
SD LLOYD co,
For sale, a large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. LLOYD a co.
18th street, opp. Treasury Department.
jy N-1y -
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UNITED STATES HAu.
Posf 0yypcl DsRAsSsr".

4 ron OTYloH DlPARfHWH,
Dk0PoeALs for carrying the msIls ostSs u.,,.s
/ Il States from tia nfst dav N J.n-s- 80. -
the seth day OF June. 1855 on he fOliovfns ro1,ss
S OF ees q u. sopF 6s. = ,se...s q. oon
Washington, until c'ciocka r. :. orr. - ~ y
ben. 1854 90 Be DECIDED by lith Of tn sas popts
NO. eio11 Sn Care, NJ by hsmPhaA Tenn.
| - LOIS miles and back, daily, in ssf. an
| - suitable steambca.s.
Leave Cairo daily st N
| Arrive u New Orleans IN days bvgnu
| "a Leave New Orleans daily at N
nAfrivs at Cairo in six days by spm
No. 6lo2o-fron Cairo, I'LL, BY oolun buA Ky. HiA
Has, R:sa Ss" h R.aS MO- 1ssport Tenn,
oscsola, Ark, Pecan Point, RsndoirS7
Tenn, ana oldham, Ark, TO MeurS.'
go 'rl Tenn, twenty four miIes and hsck h.
- tinss week, In ssfs and suitable steam.
Leave c.ire every Monday, Wednesday and IN
Arrive 8, Memphis in 81 hours, by1pn n..,
Lesv. Memphis every rue.A,,, Thursday and
saturday At IL m 7F.-.
Arrive At Cairo in 81 hours, by . n ner,
days. - ~
:. MISSISSIPPI .-.-'r
NO. 'oh- s,c vicksburg. by Young's Point, La,
---- Miiisens Bend, Pecan Grove Tsliui.
Miss, Lake Providence Ia frfurpto,
Miss, Grand Lske, ArG Point WertbIos,
90 ton, Miss, Grsenviile ColupSl.. AyS
Gains Landing, aud Victoria. Ne, 70
Napoleon, Ark, go miles and baci thrs.
| times . week, in safe and Suitable 80 M
bosts.
Leave vi,ksburg every Monday, wednesday.
and Thursday at am
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, ssturdsy ana
Sunday by pm
Leave Napoleon every SATURDAY, wsdpeedsv
and Monday At m
Arrive at Vicksburg every Tuesday, THURSDAY,
and Saturday by 8 pm
ILLINOIS
No. 13527-Frem Rock Island, Ill, BY Hampton
Fort Byron, Cordova, Albany, Fulton ss !.
vsnnah lie Claire Iowa, Csmsnche Ly.
ons, Tabuia, and Bellevue. TO 0aieua III
one hundred miles and back, three
times q week, In safe and suitable steam
boats.
Bidders will propose q schedule
For form OF proposals, guars.tee, and certificate
also instructions and requirements, (embracing con-
dtions to Re incorporated Ia the contracts TO such
extent as the deps rtment may deem Proper cd
vertissment inviting proposals for mail service on
the Mississippi river, dated June z, 1854
JAMES CAhl BELL, Postmaster Genr.
aug Sl-eolm
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early grave. Let no young man or woman enter in.
to the secret obligatiops Of married lifs without
reading the POCKET ESCULAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights nervous feelings and the whole train
stefan, be another moment, without consulting the
AsCULAPIUs. Have The married, or those about
to be married any impeachment read this truly use
full book, IS 1t has bsen the means Of saving thous
ands Of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws Of
death.
kEAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed in letter, viii receiTe one copy Of this
work by mail or Eve copies win be ssnt for One Dol
lar.
Address, (post paid) DR. WIN. YOUNG,
No. I62 Spruce street. Philadelphia
Al 18-ly
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NLOVES-Kid, black silk, PLUSH, Cashmere.
NJ Lama, Liils Thread, and Silk GLOVES for d.
dies sna gentlemen, ut BI4GES,
nP " Willald& Hotel,
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. si,r ROGER BROWHrA co., z5.i
NHOLKSALE DEALERS dINPoRTKRS or
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Sad So No. 303 HIGH STREET, = =, "
(1stUssn Eighth and Ninth, north si3s,1
-, PHILADELPHIA Pa 7,f- .
Roam slow1. Toe 1-1yl = WILLIAM xAIsAOs
~ DOCTOR YOURSELF. se
THE POCKET RSCULAPIUS: !.
OR, livery ONN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

The Hfdeth Edition, viii
One hundred EngraYines
showing Diseases and MSl
formations Of the Human
System in every shape and
form. To which Is added A
Treatise on the Diseases OF
Females, being Of the high
est importance to married
people, or those oontem-
plating marriage. By
WIN. Young, n. D.
Let no father be Ashamed
to present q copy Of the
KSCUkApIUS to his child
t. vn~~ ua~A him tpSnvrz ~.
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EINE RULED LETTER PAPER at 81 Der ream.
Il bought personally in Europe, and imported
by 1RANCK TAYLOR.
sep - .... : =
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tfully manufactured and ss cheap Is any establish
Ment In the Union.
DOLLARp'S HERBANIUM EXTRACT Or LUIS
TROU5 HAIR TONIC
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preserving
tho hair from falling out changing color restoring
and preserving it in healthy and luxurisnt state
Among other reasons why Dollards hair-cuttins sa.
loon, maintains its immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic is applied to every head Of hair cut
bis establishment consequently it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known spplica.
offers the greatest guaranty of Its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and rstsil ut his Old Establishment, III
Chestnut Street., opposite the Stats House, PhiIs.
delphia.
R. DoILARD has st last discovered the M PLUS u.
IRA of hair dye, and announces 1t for SALE with Der.
feet confidence In its SURPRISING everything Of the
kind now in use It colors the hair either black CT
brown, as may be desired and Is used without spy
injury to the hair skn, either by stain or other,
wise, can be washed of in ten minutes after the ap-
plicaton, without detrscting from its efficacy Per
GODS visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to r. DOLLARD, 1T CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive sttsntion.
jan bly,.
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WSUE,
An fnfalble outward application for the relief of
all rheumatic or neuralgia pains; sprains, swelngs,
stiff neck, stiffness of the joints, pains in the shout
ders, back, or limb. It affords immediate r. lief
from cholic and pains in the stomach and abdomen.
AS counter irritant it Is invaluable in all cases
where an external stimulant Is needed. Price (per
bottle) so cents. :.
TX. DIR. McChntock's Anodqne MIXTURE,
Or Pain Extractor used internally and exter ally,
Tor the instant relief Of all pains, Toothache, Head
ache, Chclic, Ague in the Face, Chibains, Neural.
gia, Stone or Gravel, &C., SC. No pain need be en-
dured q moment ny any person who will use this
invaluable Anodyne. Price SO cents per bottle.
X. DR.. McCltntock's Fever and Ague
Specific.
This has been found an infall;ble specific for this
scourge of new countries and for intermittent
feyers. No traveller or resident in any ague dis
tric should fail to provide themselves with this sure
preventive. Price 81 per bottle.
XII. DR.. MtClintock's Vegetable Purga-
the Pills,
For the relief of Constipation and its painful re-
suits, such Headache, Dizziness, Sick Stomach,
Pains, and all the symptoms enumerated under the
"Dyspeptic 1lixir." Price rs cants per box.
XII. DR.. McClintock's Pills,
For Liver Complaints, and all forms of diseases
arising from arrangement of the liver, with symp-
toms such ~ Dizziness, Headache, Ringing in the
Ears yellow furred tongue, pain in tbs right shoulder,
sense Of uness or pain in the right sids disosdsasd
stomach or bowels, deficient action Of the kidneys
laycolored stools, &C. These Pills, If taken In the
insipient stages of Bilious and Yellow or other
Fevers, will generally ward OF the attack. Price
rs cents per box.
The above Medicines may be procured Of all the
principal Druggists and Apothecariss in this Dis
trict, and Of J. L. HsNsHAw, Agent, Warrington.
sep 19-6W
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PRESERVING KETTLES.


4 LARGE assortment of Porcelain and bell metal
"A PRESERVLNG KETTLES have just been re-
oeived, together with large assortment Of House
keepers Hardware, all Of which are offered on rea,
sonsble terms by the subscriber.
JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Pa avenue, between 10th and 18th sts.
augo-H
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In iiR's frst
/ wandsrt

HORSE BREAErN3 FOR HARNEss.-Be.
fore the horse is attached to any vehicle,
the harness should be allowed to remain
on him in the stable several hours during
two or three consecutive days; he should
be led out so that he may become
thoroughly accustomed to the trappings,
and a cord six or seven feet in length
should be fastened to each trace. With
this the horse is quietly led about, one
man performing that duty, while another
follows, holding the aforesaid cords,
which, as the animal moves forward, arc
to be strained so that he feels slight
pressure of the collar upon his shoulders.
The intention of this treatment must be
obvious; if the horse is alarmed by the
effect of the collar, the man holding the
cords which are affixed to the traces can
instantly relax them; and again, when
ne finds his pupil is reconciled, he may
renew a moderate strain, and finally as
much resistance as he has power to Gre
ate. By this means, the most timid horse
will gain confidence, and by perseverance
the most refractory may be overcome.
A horse when first encountered with har
ness if Immediately attached to vehicle,
IS astonished, when required to remove,
at finding a pressure On his shoulder
which he has never before experienced
He discovers another novel apparatus for
confinement; he. is, in fact, trammeled,
and endeayers to escape; probably he
plunges, kicks, or rears and become diff.
ficult to manage; but by the simple pro-
cess just recommended all this is obyia-
ted.-Hints on Training.
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-PLdNOSF FOR SALE AND RENT.
60 New and second hand PIANOS Of
UtyBImy own and several other factoriea
are always TO be had ct my Piano Wareroom, on
18th street. betvsen Pennsylvania avsnus and \
Old Pianos taken in exchange. -. ssS x
Tuning also attended to. ~
J. O. RlrOHNRACH.
e=A;hv very Low psicsd second hand Pianos
q ~ ~, Rs eals. Apg lo-soans
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IMPORTANT TO TIE SICK.

FTNHE great experience and weliknown skill of
J. Prof McCnNroCK is SUFFICIENT guaranty to the
public that the following list Of Medicines such az
have been constantly used in his practice for the
last thirty years. will fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prove to be the best Medicines ever offered to the
p,rhl.
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D0LLARD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED QOssAMRH
VNNTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. 1T CHESTNUT STREET, opposite the Set,
House. Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Lsdieu and Gentlemen
L to measure their own hsa Is with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toupees Scalps, Inch.
No. /. The round Of tie No. l. From forehead to
head back as far C.
Z. From forehead bald.
over tbs hsai to z. Over forehead ss
neck. iar az required
Q. Prom car 70 car 3. Cvor the crown of
over the head. tbs head.
4. Prom ear to eat
round the fore
had
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Wiliards' Hotel

Capt Mcclellan, USA
B IL Dawes & lady, Ind
Miss Lintop. 3 children
& servant, do
] X Duncan, USA
r w Scott, USN
DIR B F Lunton, NY
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VII. DR.. McClisnock's Rheumatic Mi1.

For internal use; purely vegetable combination
for the cure Of rheumatism, Gout, and ell Neural
gle and Rheumatic Diseases. This remedy is offered
with the utmost confidence. 1t has been used most
extensively, and is near Specific for Rheumatic
Diseases as the world has ever SEEM Price per bot
tie SO cents.
VIII. DIR. McClinfoak's Rheumatic LINZ.
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jersey CITY Intelligence.

THr CONTEST ON THE LIQUOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT DoCroRs
OF LAW DEMONSTRATORS CouRr THE COMMON CoUy-
cThe recent wholesale prosecutions Of liquor sellers
in Jersey, and the infection Of heavy penalties upon
Them without trial by jury upon complaints made be-
fore the Recorder by agents Of the Carson League have
aroused strong opposition and rendered the contest
Of considerable interest and relative to which there
is little excitement. The liquor Dealers having orga-
nzed have entered the field in They have
proceedings by which they fined all wrong.
They have also procured the Of certiordri
the Supreme Court by Judge Potts. taking the ordnan
Of the city regulating inns and taverns out of the
control of tine Common Council This has been regard
ed by the liquor sellers suspension of the ordinance
elaborate opinion from Judge VIM. L. Dayton of
Trenton who says that the proceedings legal the
ordinances being in conformity with the charter, and the
charter not conflicting with the State constitution The
lawyers disagree and the courts must decide Meantime
the liquor sellers expect to be unmolested and many
who had closed their places taken in their signs and
hung out card To let' have resumed the traffic,
while those who had been selling under restraint threw
off restraint But the Common Council have indemniAed
the Recorder and and the
complaints by the Carson League will continue. The
Common Council and the Supreme Court appear thus to
be in conflict, and 1t remains to be whether the
Judges Of the Supreme Court regard the Aldermen
acting In contempt, and trest them accordingly. The
opponeuts OF the Carson League raising large fund
with which contest this matter in the courts and
have already announced their determination to carry the
issue to the ballot boxes Temperance also appears in
the field political power with the Carson League
purse bearer Between the two there the prospect
an exciting lengthy and costly war, sanguinary
conflicts in the of law and politics may be anci-
pated.
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sr HERNIA. ashore st indian river has been pumped
Ss a nes 0sfso s"s sna MS being landed
cd In the least.
Benson Was the purchaser.
SUR Ascsb.s. from AnawerR wrecked ea Sable Island,
Ne N is owned BY Mr. counce OF Thomaston and parties
so ton she s. a. assorted srss
rured herr.
sur V, Sior of snd for Phiisdephs, which put back
calcutta Oct :, leaky would have TO discharge.
RRrG NARY rknRow which was ashore Holiness Hole
came % ith without damage after discharug deck
load
Providence for - anchored below Hoimes's Hole on tile
9Th. and the night. drrisr NV gale, dragged
saost.
BRie ELIZA AM OF Bfueb before reported ssnore at
ballast Sch Enoch French Pratt sshore AZ same place
and from Fall River for Baltimore slso in bailsst
BFlc R,ssstL q salem before rsrsrted sshors at Cut
be got on. driven high M the gale SUNDAY
BRrc wyurAHyR. ashore at Marshfeld IL good vessel
years old snd may 10 got OF There 5000 insured In
Her cargo is insured In Providence.
BRIO Vs. Spar OF Searsport broke sarin At Port
Ixaeh ard went ashore the beach, bat viii probably
be got on without damage
Bnie COHEN York from Havana 18th nit while beating
INTO Portland night Of ath inst was in contact with brig
IRON a leak The isss s WAS r eas e as
az Ss% '1a Ledge to hsr wss,s .ns sc.S
Portland There an Of so vessel She hiss
The Young Republic lost iibboom, bssdstays, ae.
nrIs BRIG apparently light was ashore on the East
was So inst cS .bo sess" Foo. Knoll cSespsk
Bay Her stern towards the wind and she vas covered
scps PANS b ~ mAstS vent ashore Rockisnd the
gale 70. Sad VIII probably " WeNs lcss sas WI ~ e''