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Family and superfne Flonr.

VITE are selling cur best 81. Louis siuur ~ g. so b
w s. per barreli suaerdna d. 81 $40 % s5.25i
Pair Exirss 1t ss.s5 20 IS 50. All ue~ and fresh nom
TIE mills. LAE J. NORTON a CO..
.urn --
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Notice 20
ROYAL Havana Lottery

Numhsrs SIS. Igoc. 7,ss7. s.a58. ISIS. Is Oi4.
~ ls@s 2us, a8oi3 a3no. . SsI sL75s, as.eio.
Is. Piston each
ne neEi uraEinF % this celebrated LlterT win take
place ON me IAN o. september. For patruculars. see ad-
VertisemHnf in audfher column.
sruq-arwffs DON HODUTGTET
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Street RAILWAYS.

OK One CouutiuE Rooms and six anr slerpiug Roams,
> over M b. J. SIMS store. corner 81 the alley above
adams -, Front R8w. The rooms are In suits % three.
C.. B. nc
srpI0 In ADAMS.
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Feed.
For Sale.

Al NAu Nttar hIfAs etc. lN"AAhll Wa mana AZ
H lowest market prices
INDsE a FICELrN.
--.-L y L III -
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FOl. RealE.

A FiSE i1uve airy Sleeping Room, In the building &C.
y copied BY Todd n Ggyer on Frant Row. Rent low.
Gas sni atter o11veniencfs. Inzlire Of
J. ADAMS Union Bank. or a.
3 PATTIsON 4 COs.
suuiu-lus a1 Main street
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q. s9sEEEeF', OsF5csayz
-MANUFACurREE UF A NEWLY ISvENTs-
IMPROVED SPECTACLE.
49, -DEALE4 49,
clocks WkTfHES fs0 ~ pc
8aI Main street.

below NelFe sons A-c-l'I-f--
NJ IELP II -. TIE II n
NJ FRAMES reset with Glr-r- % zlit u- Bye
u G1cks Ws-h-s, IeEslrv. rc-. 1~drsfllv rapzIr=i
and u-lrreusaf
livery spe-tsre VIII be- s-ur--riT s1ustef f1 ne eye
Al o. b enable che urar-r on lurslr r1- nrst minute en-
1l1vurut. r.f1ar rT CAV 0r ctufiaU azht. vIth uarirr ease
1nt safsn-lun. without saclsirl-z that sense ~ Es1s
ness Cr fatigue 90 tl- organ generally Hrur zl-i o.
NZrrsus o1mglaIufs ll p-r=u- tlrluEh The ru-lur
g~reteufluz o. D. ms A-sui, renter 10 u=cessl-r f1aE
Should caclln LhH public AGAINST -u-h F-lIrr- auf uT
taf ny reuUtalau. I1avn no AEr1fs rr wIu safer
NY sp-dacluF or b. SD dy perars having ul su1Elrlsr
% the ere ulsuv psrsalal -vp-r.r--e u rllne-tar
with tl--= sspe-1ar EiFFzH- +Ffr rrr.-r such universal
satisfaction.
%. Pera1us wishing ur arier sU-cfaeles should send In
their uame- AMI Pct OHc-. VIII send a CircuIaIar
giving ne particulars atllr lrcaHHlr. d 80 rrires- So
ne msuuar 90 f1er 00nsru-ilu-
Hmnr~=HH-nwr~Tu
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Inst Rhnaivad

DEB steamer Este Msv-Haf Urau Dies. 30
i r=aus, on dl1-n Wazb stsnis. llaH rar raH1a-A
one GEu stsu1s. tx tCEru amlrr CEsI-. rHrr ~
dozen Cauc-sgat CEsI--. Sax WauirluH. Higlu Dras. 7 .
one very large aud One with late in1rHF amaufss tU1
SfuetHrUrs end Roectse. AI re~#-. ulrruz Wuruf-
turewlu pIeasecau az ISl MiIl stree uar s-r-
g. HEESuHw.
aap7-faw g % g. NTIES. AGENT.
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rLIpPINGS.

The first cargo Of wheat through the AIber-
marie and Chesapeake canal arrived at Norfolk
on the Goth uit.
Wooden water pipes have recently been Ia
ken up In Rochester, n. ", perfectly sound,
after thIty-hve years use.
Governor Wise has pardoned John Groin,
convicted three years ago Of killing bis wife,
and sent to the penitentiary for FIVE years.
Mrs. P~arilngton asks, very Indignantly, IL
the bills before Parliament are not counterfeit,
why shoud there be such difficulty in passing
them?
During July the coinage az the san Francis
CO mint consisted Of Sl,6i0,O00 in double
eagles, $4,000 in eagles, and $4,000 in half
eagles.
Tvs Bic sH1P.-The Bosionians, we see,
are bidding for a visit from the "Great Eas-
tern" Their boatmen saythey can find water
enough in the harbor to float her.
"Mother,D said a little urchin the other day,
" whv are the orphans the happiest children on
earth?7 They are not, my child; but what
makes you ask that question:" Because
they have 20 mothersto spank 'em."
DEATH OF AN OH CONFERENCE.-The.
n. II. Claiborne died very suddenly at his res
idence, IN Franklin county, Va on the morn
ing Of the 18th Of August, 10 his SD year. He
served many years in Congress.
AxorHER ToUR.-Jenny Lind MADAME
Goldschmidt) has determined 10 exercise her
voice again for the benefit Of mankind. Let
tiers from London say that she is about to re-
sumo concert singing, and 10 take a tour in
Ireland, accompanied by Herr Joachim.
SSow on Mt. WAsHNGroN.-The Worces-
ter (Mass.) Spy learns from a visitor returned
from the White Mountains, In New Hamp-
shire, that on the 9TH ult. the summit Of
Mount Washington was developed in storms
Of rain, hail and snow. Parties who v~entured
10 ascend the mountain arrived at the top COW
cred with sleet, and overcome with cold and
fatigue. Snow fell, covering the ground. and
lasting for a considerable time.
DICKENS DECLINES CoMING TO AMERIcA-
The PHILADELPHIA Press says a letter from Lon
don informs us that Mr.. T. c. Evans, Of New
York, who recently went 70 London 10 per-
suade Mr.. Dickens to revisit this country, on
a reading tour, and who offered most magnih-
Gently has not succeeded. Mr.. Dickens, il ap-
pears, cannot afford, a. any price, 10 leave
England for the time which his voyages and
tour would occupy.
A Nav BREED OF CHIcKENs-Cbiekens
Of a new breed, called "Ecliptendesn,n are
being introduced into this country from
abroad. Instead Of feathers. they are covered
with hair like that Of l~ap-dogs, very white,
soft and beautiful, and have curious red orna-
ments on their beads. The Wheeling Etcli-
gencer Of a late date describes q couple which
had been brought TO that place on the road to
Pittsburg for some fowl fancicr who bad i'm
ported them
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FILL Ind WINTER STOCK
1850 soPtembor 1850.
SILK AYD VELVET ROBES,
BOOTS AND SHOES
NEW YORK. BOSTON & PHILADELPHIA,

O. Be- found In this market. varying from the durst for
Ladies and seulemeus wear @ The cheaper huEans.
Particular attention ~ invited % ny st1cs ~ h1ofs and
Shoes, havia been manuh-tured o. urter and expressly
Tor nv trade ny entire stock has been pIrcnased fnam
eirert importers AMI uaurhcturers IN
NEW YORK, BOSTON x PHILADELPHIA,
or the VERY best terms ana selected win Ereas care,
anil feel u1dfcut In saying that r1 house has any ad-
vantage ever me IN purchases. and an resolved % seu
IS low a. alv ather house in ne citV. 7 respectfully So
Iicit an exsminariou % my stock fron my customers und
the public. before purchasiuE, with ne assur-sre an my
part that zone shall ID better by ihen uau VIII
whether dealing Tor cab, or on usual terms.
T. .ATDLETr, 18 Main street.
a4-1u Orpcste Court eararr
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A IL persons indebted to the arm % WELLS
n HOOPER Co, are requested 90 call and settle
the same with Nessrs. JoSEs Ho0PER (the only au-
thnrized persons 20 wind up the old bsness) by
10th at March, le59 Those not settled by that
will afterwards be found in the hands Of a collector
The above relates only u debts due Jan. LIST, 1882
feblS-u
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r e M. O " e D
DY S P EP STA,

A s sho-n by the statements OF the Bnard Of Heah
n of New York, caused tho death Of 20 PersonR,
OF OIL deaths, in week, and l0l deaths by con-
sumption, indnced by Dyspepsia- As il Is a well at
tested fact thai Dy speps Is the origin Of the suerings
Of large portion OF those who die Of oonsumW
becomes the duty Of every one 10 use such pre-
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia as sc &c
experience have place before them. and which Ia
proved be efficac.ous: Of this charart-r
williams AnuIly speptie Elixir !" in corrobor o
which read the following testimonials;
R8wlcy, Ashburner Co. Il North Wharyes,
proof Of the efficacy Of WliliHms's Anti-Tyspept
PHILADELPHIA, October %. ls4s.
Dear sir-I take pleasure in Recommending your
Anti-IysPePtic Elixir, for ths cure of Dyspepsia
have tAken myself for the disease and have bees
Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. RowL4y
Communication to John r. Penrose, Esq, from Ar
Franklin Eyre, kensingtDn.
Ills with great qualification that testify n the ei
aeaey OF wiliAms's An'i-pysIepsie Elixir wirirh you
heartily thank you; IL has completely restored my
health wheh l cheerluily publicly acknowledge
~1h se hOtethAt others may be similarly benefited
FRANKLIN EYRE,
KESzsoros. Sept a., 1850
ocrosrz 20, 1850
/ On JAMES wuIi1s
near sars-HavIng suffered for a long time iron
I
ed and having tried every means for reief without
success ! Was advised 20 your "Anti-Dysf~tie
Eiixir - It Affords much pleasure % inform you.
tina entirely cured By Us use, aaG cordially
eoulIaeu all persous suffering under Dy spefza
very '''P'eA1' SISIsaE i woonRUFF
COsu~eIl's Hallway House, Bristol TuraPiks
Testimony or Mr. Abnaf Rlrnes, Market .aeos
stxih, eerroboratiye ol ths efnoaey Of Williams
Ants-Oyspepsis i1izir
la. JANE WnnANs;
ys1 again prel4rng your aselieins fas the curs
II DysgeIza, for rasny of ns araaalEtAaces hAFere
peAtedly asked shTre u coald be prtcarcds knew
hF tnAf bad he<n cared BY ~ A I think thai
l.absr rknsSiod seusei of the great benent have
rocsIgr ffsIia ths of year uasc not cats
das ta you, but may Be aaefai - ethers. ues nkG
IL. For several Years surered fr6sa pysfrefst4,
whh increased u snrh e1tent that ny he1iih an
conssiisshn we're sApails klnkine ubder n wsf
consare r-ssf1t lyseG 10 the nost silApe food,
s1rer gth ezinclasan g. e1efclse and Ia gcu have
it oar advsrtsrnebf) Eeneral teefag 81 depFss
and .nslrscTihA5ir wesrHczs. ln tse yc1r ISIS.
hezrirs frun Uttiers hsh recotnr1entatia6 o. yoof
Anu k1lxirs gEoeaFcd end psr q <h tbs
aaasi happy sEects andrr "a tunacace l@aguof Ane
xezraees sraa a.tss s<ssp1 assay, Aha ray Appslstf
revived, shteh esn1d sFssiIy uitA tnpuaily. Tea
years haze eiAfsed ssf ~ daenee a ne
r4uye po~erz u yoar { s1scfse las Of co3sse y
efe@sea, ter sepp.Fssiy earea pss, ~Asa f-sea %
yssy Fesg~eszliys yszTs.
Ah&EA EI~AES-
rAs~EBsr.Ts sssd IA bottles - u saeh. &c s. 90
siss fsF s.
rsoPrAssar {Aass NlsilANs. ND.
cheznAst en1 Fh2rzn4rsullzG
t Ne. 4 sgnth seven n - 81. fniA41sfpeiz
sss&.ss - .1ipsssssts. assAEssL .s<st
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1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS.! RlBB0NS!..

hiDDUNN' hiDDo-'S
TO MERCHANTS, NILLINERS, JOBBERS, DEALERS
IN RIBBONS, MIIlINkRY GUoiS, AND
CASH BUYERS IN ALL SECrIUNS OF ThECUUNTRY,
TIE CASH MEBO\ HOUSE,
CHAMBERS STREET, NhM YORK;
ESTABLISHED ASS.
I'VE have originated a new princiPle-a new era
w in the Ribbon Trade, whereby make this
business rIAIN SIMPLE and STAPLE THAT oE BROWN
WE SELL FOR CASH WE BUY FOR CASH
We are satisfied with PER CENI PRoftf. ASK no Sec
und rficc. Have all our goods marked IN PLAIN
FIuUhEss SO that mau, woman and child BUY aiiAe
and receive the same value Tor their money
our prices Tor best Taileut Ribbons all eoiors are
No ~ cts. q piece; No. 81 !. e.s- q P'eee.
iLl5 " 57ts "
2Oh so.
No. le 81 AZ. per Eiees;;. ,,,,,r,
CULuliS." AL QUALITIES AT PRICES
BEFYING CoMrEIIlluN AND,
FIR CASH ONLY.
Our establishment is the centre of attraction Tor
..QucN Sales, !" 'sIIght Pronts' and "Good Value"
RoUCHEsi ROUCHESll
New Styles and Patterns at a saving OF
80 PR CENT FItUM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine 5. mi pies ami be convinced
BlOND I.ACt-e, QUil.ilNGs, &c &c.
Our line ~ these oouds always IuiL We import
ud Job" them at once Tor per cent advance
Markcd prices on all Goods an Plaiu Figures"
\. ANlNG OF 40 PR CENi On lhhsE "OoiS fhoM
CkkiHf ihiCkS.
our intention is 10 make the ibbon Trade staple
IA regard Ia puCrs donesuC gouds. To dc thls We
u.usI scli uNE MILLION bUII.Atss WORTH or GoOIs
We are Union Men. '.No North, no south" We
sI,e. The patronage OF Aershanis, IN every section
...vur ,Ih Illoir trade and patronage.
JNO. FARkkIl.
CASH MBBuN HOUSE,
lilo Ohanibcrs 81, New York,
near the huason kAver Railroad l.ePot-
u. wAttAK Janlo-4m
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glnggists.
To Surgeons and Physicians.

To Surgeons and Physicians.
INSTRUMENT DEPOT.
INTE have received tile agency for the sale Of the
w well and justly celebrated instruments
be regularly and promptly supplied by them with ali
the new sly les and designs. We have la stor,,
liner and more extensive assortment II extia tine
sirumeuts, probably, than be found In any ether
drug estabishms. Ia the SOUTH, embracing many
late mI rOvcments never before brought this mar
ket, tn which desire o call the special attention OF
surgeons, Physicians a. d Country Druggists. The
following is IN incomplete lat II Instruments on
hand. many Of VIII are entirely new Ia styie, and
used exclusively by Surgeons wherever they have
been introduced:
Uterine Caustc Bouiges, ICivialis's Stone Crusher;
Gilded Points; ficman's Tonsillaior:
IaTkrr's Valve Bougie; icameron's = StethoscOpe;
Double TracheUtomy Ca lCark's Oboscope;
nuiR: Alexander Woods Neural
Nichols Needle Holder; gic syringe:
Gardner Guarded CrOch hyman's Spectrum, new
ct. pattern
English HorsehAir Pro- Iallemand's Port Caustic
bang; with chan;
Curved sPeculum Forceps Ampulating Cases, froEa
Universal EOrceps; $50 to Si0O;
SINS srecHlam. P,cket Cases, from IS 70
Rcss1ry's styles; as;
ProG Mays LihoIony PrUd Mays Tourniqaet
Cases; Z" 4" Pocket Cases
We are having manufactured, and viii shortly
have in store, Prof. PAUL ,. kvE'S Pocket Gases.
RAINS 4 BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists;
No. 10 Pubic square,
mar2-u Nashville, Team
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I" VERMONT BOY"

7Ae oaly seaEtse MorgaH Hor~ ia DIS sersiDa of
tie eossiTy and lAe only Sails0s daf kas freffea
rals "a Tsaaesses saader nsiA. assd so sc.
WILL make his scasoH, for 1859, -
w lGncssnb place mikes tFasn ASH ~ vUH
Vile, oa tie AaFfressbara read, - s-S the AA-L
seAsn, ~h The Ffiysxse of Fetg1niag thai may
Hot prove IA Ioal- 6Eo. EVANS.
Aseni fer
JeHS HIsI. IAverxne, Tcna..
fnER D c1EsSE,GaF, wslisamson CO.,
A GkEsaxE. A4shstiis, Tenn.
T. fASAExG, fFanklin Coege, Tean-
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u. r Rg-Eadway's Ready Relief for Heataches,
whether SICK nervous fshsumatissn, Par
alyEts, LumhaEo, Gout, Aearassa, Tosth
ache, small Fox, kevers, SHoiieh J0snts.
Ei4Bey conplasnts. Scariet Fever, faius
round the Liver, fieurtsy, Measles, Heart
burt, sse faiss Of All kinds- Railways Res
dy RSiicf wlh, N n fex mzUtcs change tht
n'seFies yoa suffer 90 joys al pssNsaEc-
-lsasNaya : ReaOTasiag ksszlvrat ,for The core
o4 chro.tic dsesseE-stch - scrufuioas and
syphlgiEs- Couls slkiats, ,CassufnF1ixe atd eih-
sr zasctisus Of The Langs and IhFuat. lnaa-
rzsAea and eniarseaaests of pariz, kEufsllfe
and ether diseases Of the Skia, Aodes, II
naers. tacrrs, Dysfrfsa, And ali other dz
esseses 4Flsias from an imEaFe STATE of the
Elsad-
n R-RsLw4y's R~saizscrz Vii esrs .sdertively
and speedily, Cssflsenczz, Indizestun. IN
nsnasafhae ~ tbe Bs~sis, fysl<Fsta, IsFef
ceznsA4nt. ikEsesses of the Heart aHa hA--
1ays frsrssie Csans skslats, Snaaii tox, ferers,
Heaslss, ,kc. Ekeneser the sys ysten = eai
of eFdef : dose 81 aad~ay ; Regulators I'll
rrzsafe u rsEaaAEsy No fsa-ls sAesia
be wi.lseaz tAeln-
4 n R.na.lisa are selaky Druggists every whezs.
ussie-iyas~ 8. kktssks on
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Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts,

ID tCEiVEn to-day very hDe assortment ~ Shirts
II With and without collars, warranted 20 be Nei
made and TO NJ better than any other styie. They
vary la price from 81 SO to 50 90, tor sale by
fobS-tf J. Il Mc6IIl
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HiseBr. eIstiy rsp0-tsd that sell Goods oaiy
Et Ancilvn hen IN fet, tNo-ihirds q sales
pf5vate ts IN aiy other hoes4ls fi.use IN
te eity ~tb tsls exnepta, sell for short prontz
f1r cash and shori proulft p4I'er.
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Cop.tttutton.I Ds.ea.e.,

Many diseases that aiiict Humanity iuherted as
heir looms from the diseased bodies of sicky sizes
scroIaia Consumption, syphilis and Fits, are among
the common Of constitutional Diseases Now. Ne
not how many generations the seeds OF these dis
eases may have been established IA the system, cor
ruptng the blood-lRadspays Rsnoraisg RssolstSt VII
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every pArt
Gle of diseased deposits and Gn the veins with Hewf
pare ana healthy blood.
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A C. A r D

:. IRvIS GormeFly of lFvin Acclsiland,
n i. Huntsville, Ala. having become associated
vita nar ons1ness. The ~ y oi ths arm ~i Be
IRwIN, hu1lIIAND 4 20.
". A& }. G. kccLEfIAxD.
Easkxile. .Fsh. 70. l6S9 -.-.r-I - 4 s....l
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CblIdren,. pl.ea.e..

Radsugs RSasuufsn9 HeseieaHf should be hailed Rsa
be<sDg by every naothcr, throughout the land whose
Infants afflicted with SoTcs. Hamofs ke- These
bfeakHngs out lthus early evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock. few doses Of the
keasefiRg Resident ii eradicateeTery veste of the
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CANAAN CuuEF.

n.e ss5s q nsrs ushsakis aHd AsgAysrsssd szsss
korass Ekaa sag ekAzs .Sfakissa ~ 1as Skafe.
yITlil. E.sakes his seassu Tor Ist9 wsA Nerrn0nt
w bog a Iaastion pLsee. a aaties iEom Sashvsks.
Al Tea npars tae sessoa, fAteen Eoiiars ne "
sarance. 6ED ENAksx
Aenas sf Gpnapzny-
Horses wiii be brekeh ana traiasd far l4gnrss and
speea lalF ierus, Ad alsAyH % ne sslzlAcls q
esnsrs. 6koRGR EyANe-
tse2a-tfs - -
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Iowa Land for Sale.

t1TE have for SALE for cash, one Hundred and
w Twenty Acres of choice Land Ia l6Sa Terrific
ry, tao Railroads.. Aad close O. forI Dcsmolnes-
We viii give bargain IN this Land For particulars
cali on Z e 6I-ASCCok 4 CO.
. febaa-.m
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SPRING OPENING.

tATk sii eomnroce receiving s5'flSG STOCK
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nv TeleuEokl

ST. LoUIs, Tossday, Dec. 6. 1853.
TIE Overland Rail has arrived here with SAGA
mento dates Of the 18th nit.
The news is NE seer and unimporsant.
Advices from YApeouyer's Island indicate that at
Eirs IN that quarter are quiet and dat negotiations
between Gen. Scott and Gov. Douglass were progress
ng fsyorably.
Accounts from the Fraser River Mines are favorable.
Dates from Oregon are TO the 9Th November. EK
ploraons at the new gold mines indicate that there
other extensive fields Of gold the es stern slope
Of the Cascade Mountains.
The Democratic State Convention had assembled at
Eugene City to elect delegates TO the Charleston Con-
venfion.
Dates from Washington Territory are to the 18th
ult. There was much excitement touching the gold
fields in the SiMiIkamen River.
Dates from the Sandwich hlands are 70 Oct. q.
Some fifty whalers had arrived at Honolan, twenty at
Lahaina, and FIVE at Hilo.
Business in San Francisco was improving, bit only
tnal lots Of goods were in demand.
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LOSS OF TWO WHALE-SHIPS.

Cant. Handy. late of the whaling bark PheniX of
NautneLe t mentions the loss of his own vessel the
Flenixl and of another whaling bark the Ocean Wave
of New-Bedford, at Sbsntar Bay in the Ocbotsk Sea,
on I2h October, 1853. gale came on, and the ship
dragged Ter anchors. They cut away her Inasts to
relieve Ter, but the PheuX driven on a reef
Tie crew landed on shore, where they wintered
Tlev saved all the provisions and clothing possible be,
fore the ship went pieces. They continued IN good
lealh. although they suffered much from cold. They
were found and rescued the present season by the Mas
,achues wich vessel aflerward proceeded to search
for the Dream Wave that had been caught IN the same
gale. TIE Massachusetts, succeeded in finding part OF
the wreck of the Ocean Wave, together with some re-
mains of he crew, on PnoIes Rock, bearing about
ten miles north of Elbow island where she, no doubt
Was driven on the morning of October H. and IA the
weather was bosterous little doubts exist that every
one Oh beard eTisbed.