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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-26

.- The Independent Republican says the
N Of Mr. Phillip Wickizer OF Auburn was burnep
,.s October 18th 1t was first seen aire about
.r,.L u. m. or about sundown. It is not
~ bv what means it took fire. There was
~ near the haymow what appeared in form to
Il, srrll ofh man. The barn contained one
ofhorses oats, buckwheat, a large NOW of
= wheat. large number of tools, which We're all
,r,aI The loss is estimated at 81 800.
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A YER AG UE c. RE
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Ferer, Ferer and 1gue, ,Remtttent Ferer
Chill Ferer, Dnni6 Ague Periodical Headache or Bit
ious Headache and Bilious FeueTs indeed for The ichois
class of diseases originating m 6HdTy dfTdngenfnf
caused bu the Malaria of midSmGtic countries.
Fever and Ague is not the only consequence oil the
mias matte poison great variety of disorders arise
from it's Irritation, in malarous districts among which
are Neuralgia rheumatism Gout, Headache, Blindness,
Toothache Earache Catarrh Asthma, Palpitation,
Painful affection of the Spleen Mysteries, Pain in the
Bowels Collie Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stom
ach all of which, when originating in this put
the intermittent type, some periodical. This Cure
expes the poison from the blood, and thus them
all alike II is not only the most efectual remedy ever
discovered for this class of complaints but it is the
cheapest and is perfectly safe. No harm
arise from its use and the patient when cured left as
healthy he had never had he disease Can this be
said of any other for Cbs and Fever? II is true
this and its Importance to those afflicted with the
complaint cannot be estimated. So sure IS II to
the Fever and Ague that it may be truthuy SAID
to be certain remedy. One dealer complains that IL
is not good medicine SELL because one bottle cures
whole neighborhood
Prepared by j. G. AVER Il Co, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by Dr. H. c. Porter Towands also by all druggists
and dealers in medicine everywhere Oct. 3, '65.-2n
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Nrm advertisements.
VALUABLE BOARDING HOUSE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

The la &c BoardjngllouSe situa ed the corner OF
Second ana ne SIS TOwaudd. Is now offered tor sale
at bargain. The house has entity been thoroughly
repaired, AID Is now very comfortably arranged Tor Il
Boardnghous From rs TO 3j ilders cen easily lie
Accommodated, anG any one who understands keeping a
god clearinghouse can readily that number at
good prices. The lo is large and \ good we!l aad els
tern and a large hunter ui thuFy Young huil tree.
thereon. The property only ol cd Tor safe because
the present wnrrs nave NJ Ur il. IL Tor
more thfn enough to pay ~ per cent the amount
asked Tor II. JesmS 10 suit the purchaser.
Enquire At the Post Office or Bakery Towdudl, Pa.
Oct. % l~65.
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Sgeporter,
1Oc4L AND GENERAL.

rrn. ExrERpR1sE.-A Regular Daily Ex-
Tine has Just been established between To-
'.,, ), and Troy-another is in operation between
.''-' VIDA and Waverly. Special attention paid to
l'"'' goods to all parts of the country. Office
u, NeWs Room.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-26

FATAL AccIDENT-Laurrence Murry fell
agll q wagon IL Dushore on the 18th inst, and
sa, SO badly injured that he died on Friday last.
lr ]Im1y was a highly respectable citizen of
Cherry township, and has held various public Off
av, in that town. His death is a loss to the pub
.c al alg4 and an irreparable loss to his family.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-26

g. The announcement that Episcopal
..r, are hel srely Sunday at Greenwood was
,s,qs-l; Is every two weeks. The services
... Isl ii Dee are Oct 29th, Nov. 18th, and
.s-a On tn. alternate Sundays, the services
1t Highland, at II a. IA
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-26

'|.8Eo-lhe peddling wagon belonging
~, " Asplnwall was broken open at Covington,
s.r r'.'.ay evening last and robbed of some IS
"o''h OF Cutlery, Segars, etc. This is the
IlIee IN which, not long since, man was
T.. 'sa down and robbed of his purse. Wewould
nose Covingtonians to look about them,
mat these scamps are ousted, or the honest
% community will begin to avoid them
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f.. ".-AN'HoLY AccIDENT.-James McFeter-
nm ',sl about % years, employed in Dickinson's
mi LOCK Haven, came to his death in sudden
-.. '' manner, on Wednesday afternoon, llth
ne was engaged near the large drive
M y. '''e null, when he was caught in the rig
-. lawn under the belt, carried round the
~, anu thrown with all the momentum of the
.s- aaIASt pile Of boards on the opposite
.s.-, ~ ,oolSe he was instantly kilIed-the life
.slr ,, ,,',Aea out Of him, and every bone in his
7-. ,s.I li0naoly broken 10y the tremendous press.
lie band in one revolution of the wheel.
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| OST.-On the l2Jh Of Sept, between
IL Towauda and Smltnied, a memoraudum book
containing the discharge nom the IT, ;. Service OF he
81 bscliber, card photograph ota lady aad ne other
papers. The finder viii please leave il at or send ii TO-
Proihonutarys office, Towanda, Post Office, East
Smithfeld J.LEROY VINCENT
Oct l6 lS65,
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wanted. A reliable young man to go
,.. to tie State Of Delaware To one who
ia considerable experience in farming and
come we'll recommended, l viii give steady
v.aa-t and liberal wages. &. L. COLE.
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..., '&TRAIT Of LIScolN.-Mr. D. w, HreHEs
ssa.l Iaymonds Ia Life of Lincoln, is preparedt to
ya.s Nle size portrait of the martyr President,
ts-r-. can recommend for its resemblance 70
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feaal.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.--By virtue
" ofan order Of the Orphans Court of Bradford
County the undersigned administrators OF the estate Of
Phiander Foster late OF Granville tp dec dw sell on
the premises, at pubc sale, on SATURDAY, OCT 28 =,
1865 at o'clock, m the following lot piece or parce
of land situate in Granville twp bounded as follows TO
wit: On the north by road leading from W. Bunyan's
to Seth X. Porters the east by lands of j. p Bush
and w. Bunyan ; the south by Sylvester Kendall.
and the west by II. Catlin. Containing f56 acres
The above described land will be sold in three equal
lots of iitytwo acres each, divided follows
LoT No. l. To include all the above described land
lying between land OF H. Catn and line starting from
point the Bunyan and Porter road one third OF the
distance from II. Catlins land TO land of J. r. Bush
and thence running parallel 70 H. Catns line to land
of Sylvester Kendall. Containing 81 acres more or
less with steam saw mill thereon
LOT No 2. To include all the land between Lot No.
and line starting from point in Porter and Bunyan
road equally distant from line OF Lot No. and j. P.
Bushs ne and thence running parallel with eastern
boundary OF Lot No. /, 10 Sylvester kendafs land
LoT No 3. To include all the land of said decedent
lying between Lot No. 2 and land OF j. p. Bush and
w. Bunyan.
TERMS.-$25 to be paid each lot at the time the
property struck down, and the balance the fir
nation Of the sale. ANDREW RJYSE,
Sept. u, 1860. Administrator.
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One Door South of Barstow Cores Drug Store
Oct %, 1865.

T IVES OF LINCOLN.-THE ESTEEM
~ in which the memory Of our late President Lin
coin is held. is eynced by the number of Lives pub
lished to be published, and the rapdity with which
descriptions taken. One of these is the Life cad
is already known to the putc as the author Of the
works, "Our Great Captains" and History OF tie
Civil War in the United States The specimen pages
volume, speak well otts literary qualities and mechan
ical execution.
5. 6. ROCKWELL is canvassng for the above book in
the towns OF Wyalnsing Pike, Windham, Orwell, Rome,
Wysox and Sheshequin, and will deliver the books at
the earliest possible period to subscribers.
Sept. y 1865
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Ellert!ln aNi,e, Mf.

-->~r ,-1-~s~- >~->r<----r --~~< ILL., -
\ TaE REST n G TO ALE {!
The subscriber would most respectfully announce 10
the citizens Of Bradford County and the rest of man
kind that lie has recently purchased and most elegant
y reftied the stand formerly owned by 4. Humphrey
and more recently by s. N. Bronson and has Just eceiv
ed an entire stock OF new goods purchased wholly since
the leaving in of the rebellion which win enable him
to offer his stock at snch prices will b sure to give
entire satisfaction to all close buyers In h stock will
be found well selected assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
CR0CKERY, &c.
The motto viii he Sma profits quick sales, the
nimble siXpence better than the s,w shilling"
TERMS-Pa ymeut tn be made on delivering the goods
Please remember the place, which will her eaer be
known the Bee Hive"
Orwell, June Is, lS6j. l.. IT. BRONSON
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Oct. 8, 1865.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue

A UDIIOR'S NOTICE.-In the matter Of
In the estate Of Wm. II. MoyeH deceased. In the,
Orphaa's Court OF Bradford County.
the undersigned an auditor appointed to distribute
the monies the hands OF the administrator raised by
the sale of defendants real estate, will attend to the
duties of his appointment the bis office in Towanda
borough, on Wednesday, the 18th day of November
ls65 o'clock, p m, and all persons having claims
upon said monies must present them else be forever
debarred from coming IL TOR share OF said funds
JOHN w. MIX,
Oct. 49, 1866. Auditor.
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The Last or the L0rking Case
THE ORDER OF JUDGE BARNARD.
SUPREME cOuRT--PART H.

Before Hon. Judge Barnard Il.
Ocr Ala TIE Matter Of Amne LorGsng -. Frederick
T. King-The petitioners counsel in this case applied
tins morning for order In accordance with the de-
csion rendered last week. and Judge Barnard signed the
following
motion having been made by Anne Lorking, the
above named petitioner ia the above entitled matter,
that Frederick l. King, an attorney and counsellor OF
this court be ordered and compelled by this
render 70 her the three drafts bills Of exchange here
matter described and to execute and deliver hcr
surrender in writing thereof aud 81 all his right title,
claim or domaad In to the or any either OF
them; and II having, by an order of this court made
herein on the 2sth day of september 1888 been referred
TO John d. Mcrcgor ESQ., To take the proofs OF the re-
spccve parties In this matter, and 20 report the same
with his opinion thereon 10 this court and reading
and ning order To show and petition anidaviu and
proofs OF and behalf Of the said Frederick King
and the proof taken before aud tho opinion thereon of
M. sS a. re,crsc ana after hearing John E1sary
ESQ., Of counsel for the said respondent and appear
Ing satisfactorily TO the therrom that Anne Lork
mentioned, are and the same person. and that the
said Anne Lorkng the ab2ye Named petitioner e the
owner and payes q W. three said drafts q bills ol cx
81 he Comhokwsalth Of the City Of New York on de.
post for collection and that the said Frederick King
~ len right title, claim or interest in or to the said
ing the draft. or bills Of exchange as follows :.
One dated June as ,ssS At Hayana made BY
York PAYABLE 10 the order Of Anne 1orkng aud en-
dorsed by her and the said Frederick !. King
one dated July "a, 1886, at Havana made by J. G.
Barnham Co, at Havana, on Moses Taylor \ Co. AZ
New York Tor 0O0 payable TO the order OF the ad
Mary simpson, and endorsed Mary Simpson, Frederick
King Anne Lorking
One dated July IL, 1905, at Havana made by J Q.
Burnhsm 4 Co., FOR $4,000, on Grnne Minurn Co.,
mt New York payable TO the order Of said Mary simpson
and endorsed by her and said Frederick l. King
Now, motion Of John u. Fogarty attorney Tor the
said petitioner Il Is ordered that Immediately service
him Of copy OF this order, the said Frederick l.
King attorney and counsellor Of this court do pre-.
pare and q sufficient assignment transfer In
writing OF the said three drafts bills Of exchange TO
the said Anne Lorkng, and deliver the same duly
sttesed and acknowledged TO her and that the said the
National Bank Of the Common do thereupon, on
delivery them OF such assignment transfer deliver
10 the said Anue orking the three said drafts or bills OF
exchange
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ALvA-XIQUxs-On Monday, September 49, by the
Rev DIT Cummings MASUn. II DE- ALvA and CoScEr
xiouHs, both OF Cuba Sailed for Cuba by the
Columbia.
BrooDGooD-yAs wrsKrK -On Thursday evening" Sep
TENDER %, by the Rev. Francis {. Hill, ABRAHAM b.
BIooDas0D TO AMY r., daughter Of Joseph Van Wrinkle
all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
CoiIsR-FuIToN On Wednesday, September ~, by
the Rev. Robert A. DAWSON at the residence OF the
r. daughter OF Hiram y Fulton, Fulton Settlement Sui
Ivan county, N. r. No cards.
DfcKERsoS-H r LpRErH--A Glen Cove, L. l., on SUM-
day October l. by Rev. ID. A. Goodsel J0sErH NJ. DICK
ERsos MAKTHA A. HuLDRErH, OF Oak Neck.
FxEvp-LyvY. --On Sunday. October l. NJ the brides
residence, BY che Rev DR. Eckstein, Lsos FRnsp, Of
Atchison, Kansas 70 Miss EMILY LsvY, daughter OF
Colonel simon Levy, OF this city.
ST. Joseph (ho) and Atchison tkansas) papers please
GARrsrx-DA.Y At the residence OF the BRIDES pa.
rents, wcschestcr by Rev Mr. Pratt, WALTER GARLIeK
10 VIRGINIA. DAIv.
HAxnros- AspgRsoS.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Sep
tcmbar u.s. by Rev VIM McAiiiser, GEORGE W. HANL.
roN Of this city, to Srsm r. ANDERSON, OF Rye y. Y.
No cards.
LOCKWOOD AxxoS-M Yellow Springs. Ohio on
Thursday September 81 by the Right Rev Bishop Rose
Grams, WArTKR LOCKWOOD, of Cincinnati, 10 NARoARKr
SEssURy, second daughter Of General y. T. scammon.
PERRy--MERRIrr AT Oak Neck, l.. T., on Sunday, DC
tober l. by Rev. A. Goodsc, THOMAS y. Pgaay 10 LII
crSDA MERRrrr, OF Oak Neck.
SuERxAx-BREvooRT.- -On Monday, October 2, by the
Rev nv Home at tho residence OF the brides uncle,
James II. Hackct, ESQ, In Eighteenth street. CBARks
L. SHERMAN First Lieutenant United States Marine corps,
MARY G. r., daughter OF Capt ". Brevoort, United
States Marine corps
vERirY--wmrK Oak Mock, 7. l., on Sunday, 90
tnicr l. BY Rev u. A. GoodseI WIN II. Verify TO SARAH
\. WHITE, OF Oak Neck
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PeoaABIg Hoxfcrps. Coroner Fsrre Of Jersey city,
notified yesterday that named Patrick Farrell
dangerously III At hs residence, No. 3i4 South
Eighth street, from injuries received at the honds d two
men on Thursday eight last II appears that some time
since Farrell had some dinicuny with named
John Shields who tho assaulted him. for which
no arrested and held TO bail for trial. On Thursday
evening last Farrell entered drinking saloon In Newark
avenue, where " alleged he assaulted by Shields
and couple 81 companions, bit managed 70 get away,
aud going home sat down upon tho stoop. soon after
shields aud anohct came up aud attacked and beat
IN w NOS hrut. mannc.. until ne was rendered In.
s'nsblc frm i"c IN rcs ani thea ran away Tho
injured laa gpair.ily grown until his
phys uks h,cic Is Dt Lte Qpo for bis recovery.
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m ss,%.y csre Ina L;S Ss In Baltimore @ hours Win
Pernsmbueo Sept with ndseed, &C. 70 b Morgan Co
sep la u.s. Ion "a spoke ship Mnna. from Manila eos
BARK r, liens pp,ch verhagen Rotterdam IS days. with
ms marx Jgsi.sr Brem KasSsns Bremen 20 Day. wh
lon Mp isSa .ss sss 81 N's " lat
.i ss ss ma. knscn Bremen days with
bark John Grimm sF Nsssaal Chase cardenas Is aay.
b ss;s s'iSia, Davis, Cow Bay sa.y. WIN coal Brett.
fg hl2ert Adams Ayres Richmond, Va. dsys with %
sghg Queen q the Fleet tBr eraths, Malaga, 50 days
vs." ssh ir Wiz A. b e er ss.le s. m.r,0. - % m
ash, jim rarr xsmp,, Ms IS day. with plaster to
Sch, Carrie Wells Brown Galveston days. with cotton.
sehr b Stockton soper. Georgetown. SC, with
schr Laura Gsrruds Campbell. Beaufort, day. VIII,
naval wal, stores ,Gr,s to DollnerS Potter ~
ton s'ss H asss vi" COT
schr Monson. Dayton Virginia.
sssr S F1iadls sr S.a lsais virginia sas
s sahr b 6asSa' R %a1s S n,s v,r,,
Sem Sem ss,sa VIA Hp V.s;S Wellington
s sssr & Aessr'p French css% srs Virginia
schr Ener.ion, Forbell, Virgins.
schr Duncan, Carter, Virginia.
echr wave. Cole, Virginia.
Schr Catharine, Brsnnan Virginia
Schr Spy Ryder, Virginia.
Schr Vim Henry, Sharro, Virginia
Schr Ann Virginia - Virginia
Schr Eddy, Irving Baltimore
Schr ID Williams, Let's Georgetown.
Schr A w Collins, Mills, Georgetown.
schr q Lyon, Lyon Georgetown, DC days with COAL
bopqd 2 New Uayep.
schr Bresse Huisa, Georgetown, DC. 4days
Schr z Jayne, Russell, Baltimore.
schr Wetfhore. Hall Baltimore 4 days.
schr Hoy, Dsspswsy. Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr sylvia, Reynolds. Addison. N.
Schr Ruth Hodgdon. Hall, Rockland.
Schr Erccstone. SniIh Portland.
schr Chas Northan, Ferris, Portland.
Schr Griffin, Griffin, Providence.
Schr Niger Townsend, Boston.
Schr Kate, stevens, Provncetown
schr Freeman, Ryder. Gloucester
schr Oscar awley, -, Providence for Philadelphia
schr Lizzie Raymond Lord, Albany for Hartford.
Schr j Scott Arlld, Albany Tor Prus dence.
Schr !. ID Wentworth, Dean, Rondout tor Boston.
Schr ambassador Grant. Rondout for Boston
WIND at sunset NV.
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ALLEN On Monday, October q JAcoB ALLEN aged 10
The relatives and friends OF the family also the officers
and members OF Company u, Fiftynrst regiment New
York State Volunteers and the officers and members OF
CLINTON Engine Company, No a. are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence o. his brother
day afternoon, at halr pest o'clock.
ALLISON On Monday, October q JoHs ALLISON, In the
10th year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral 10 morrow
BACON On sunday, October l. BsSSm r., only ohut
OF Benz D. and Maria A. Bacon, aged III months ands
days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Tuesday, aftornoo NJ
two o'clock, from the residence Of hts parents, No
Lincoln place. Wilson street between Bedford and;wNhe
avenues Brooklyn, r. d.
BURNETT On Monday, October g ANN, widow of
George H. Burnett aged 50 years. months and a3dsys.
The relatives and friends of the family the nsem
bers Of Forttuds Lodge, No 10, and A. M, are ~.
specfuy invited TO attend the funeral on "Wednesday
afternoon, At two O'Clock from her late residcnce 1876
johnson street, Brooklyn, N. r.
CusArK On Monday, october q JANIS CusAoK, son 81
Michael and Catherine Cusacks aged years, : months
and DAYS .
torment this ruesday afternoon At two csoock, from
the residence OF his parents, i28 Cncuy street HIS
friends respectfully nvisedts attend.
cocoui',s. in The ash year Of va age native OF
DoneraiIe. county Cork, Ireland
The friends and acouam,ances of the family are 70.
spcctu,y invited To attend tho funer, "Wednesday
afternoon al ore O'Clock, from ms hate sesidence, H5
Hestor street, New Yosk.
of Judson H. and the late MaTna Cslk,n aged NsarA
| n months and 20 dsys
The relatives ana ricus q the fam,y are Respectfully
invited attend the funcveL from mo residence ef h
father, los avenae 9, this Tuesday af'ernc,a At two
| O'Clock
Ulster county papers please copy
Cuams On Monday October z, JoHs Gu NV aged "a
\ ycars 10 months AMI IL days
His funeral vii take place At his iac residence, ~
la3 Hudson STREET. Jersey city. His friends aud ac
| auaintaar es s.e respectfully tnyiWd u attend
London (Eyg a papers Ploase cory.
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Warrants yesterday issued for the arrest Of Farrell
and named Dolan.
ArrExrTKD ASSASSINATION. About eleven O'Clock
Saturday night Hr. Chandler residing In Bergen
the iron bridge the railroad cut had occasion 10 so
nto bis garden and seeing person standing IN the
bushes approached the man, supposing him 10 be his
brother As he came close TO the he violently
seized and stabbed severely but dangerously in tho
side Before assistance could be procured the assassin
made his escape The presumption is that the man was
burglar aws!cg an opportunity 70 enter the house
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49,
M1sceilA neOus.

s,r..,o op,x,1 from Boson for III ,r,sston D., Ne,,
York whc pnt into iris port on the M tt had burr, her
boiler psS e' was sxsn viii greet dscuiy '''
BAas oswasg Br,anapbs sn,, sept IonM ocloct
Ksnba from Ardrosssn ior rroyds Rhode Island YIN
YARDS sE q the lighthouse and win become total wreck
BARK oncnttA. HAYDEN. from scarspos Tor Baltimore.
Bark M4a,A Hrsnr, Primo. from cardiff for scw York.
ieasy was discharged on She i6'h a for repairs
ssr % he north md Cay 81
where survey held the ordered proceed
scnn Man,A HAIa Garfield from wilmington. NC. r.por.
n no having ss IRON" arrived a. @ %
0'ssep' 10 and has di'.h.rssd her cargo
Iniss y register. saiss' Il" ns'sr ana aai
sem cs.srsn OAK ss,aley from S.rs-rr nv, for Ply
se and . h. not e S are en-
"s srma 10 'r s'i r., firm, R.,,,,,o, =,
stream anu R n ssass on s al hardly
be damaged The vessel wou'd probably DO eonarmnea
go the idron ways for sraminaties. The man leak
was found Tube IN the centre 'sssd trunk
rss ' u ss ." with
80 ~ ~ " -
SPOKEN Ssrs
"a. Ion 70.
On Nan,ucket shoals.
ship Marianne Notiebohm Larsh from Lsefpooi sor hcw
Ship Daroiah, Camel from Liverpool Tor MJbile sept ".
OF Great Ormsh~d.
Haven. no date, lat55 n. Ion 76 w.
Bark Mary for from Portland or fhiladel ntA, Ssp -
lat 10 So lon 90 -
F6wefgn Ports.
ANTWERP Sept Is4- AR J " Hobbs, Buenos AysoT.
AspRossoN Sept IS-Arr vituia. Pcrh. Dublin
AccRA wCA August I2-In port hsrt Ionla. Lloyd for
Anasxsoo Afrcs August lin port brig Nor ux Light
Roberts, unc.
CARpENl Sept 2-Ar barks David Nekels, MatAn1ss 80.
fier~ou NYord = =
CIvrvurCos sept D. brig Augusts Small O4W Dos
ton
ELENA July S-Atr bark Said bin Sultan, Ad6Nsyu.
Boston,
Hplvorr Send is-Slf S,rppe, Philadriphis
BAvAsA sept Z3-Arrr brig Prriric Ro-s Doughty PINT
land Champion Atv~l Key West; Nh bark obfs~n
port Panama fRrJ saytes HYork; schs Rr.
Parsons NOrioans
sid 2d brics Croon Morris, Bristol;
Land 2h shp Tlobregat Srl elpt NOreans; BARB Dag
mar Br WILSON, DO; brig MulgrRve Br), Cam New
Yo1 Beauregar Lowe, key West SaA. brig Anaas>
Thestrup Baltimore . -. 49,.
LospospEaKY Sept 5-Sid village Belle Lttle. Phesss