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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

GAS FlTTING.-Messrs. Pike g. Rollins ad-
vertise in to-day's TINES, that they are pre-
pared to receive orders for laying gas pipe, and
putting up in buildings all the essential appara-
tus for the introduction of gas. Mr. Rollins,
of the firm, has just arrived from Boston,
Mass, and is perfectly conversant with his
business. The new gas house and gasometer
are now rapidly approaching completion. and
it would demonstrate prudence and energy on
the part of our people, were they to take ad-
vantage Of the opportunity thus presented
them, of being prepared to consume the first
gas generated by the Cairo City Gas Company.
Those who suffer from liver complaints may
rely upon the Red Jacket Bitters, because they
derive from its antl-bilious properties imme-
diate and certain relief, when all the usually
prescribed remedies have proved useless.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE
PUBLIC.
Certain parties who have recently engaged in the Ice
business in Cairo representing themselves furnish
ing ice at lower than we do We wish all
cerned to understand that and will sell at low
price any Others be they who they may. We have
been steadily engaged in the business in Cairo for the
seven years, keeping supply on hand winter and
mer Our business is here and whatever of capital we
possess is invested here, and here intend stay We
are birds of passage-and transient that
to sell ice during the few hot months and
then leave for their homes enjoy the money made
from the citizens of Cairo shall under-sell And we
respectfully solicit the continued patronage have
hitherto had and which have endeavored deserve
by unremtting attention to the wants of
night and day, at low rates reasonable profit
would allow, when the business in hands and
without competition.
Families and Saloons supplied at their doors as
usual.
Steamboats, at all hours, night and day.
J. GUSHING & SONS,
Office No. Springfield Block,
And cor Commercial Av. and Twentieth (20) St.,
my9-dtf Rear of Cairo City Mill.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11
OUR CIRCULATION.

The Cairo Evening TIMES has larger circulation in
this city and county than any other paper published
BY virtue of its circulation in the city, and in accord
auce with the law of Congress requiring the Letter
List" to be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local Postoce the
TIMES has been awarded the printing of the Postofice
Department as the following communication will evil
dence:-
Posi- OFFICE, CAIRO, July 10, 1865.
To II. L. GoodaU, Esq, Editor and Publisher OF
the Cairo EUening Times"
SR-Your paper has again been selected in which to
publish the Letter List" Of this Office, the ground
Of its having larger circulation than any other paper
within the delivery of the Cairo Post office. You are
authorized to continue the publication of said Letter
List heretofore the terms and conditions as spec
fled in the Post OfRce law and instructions.
Respectfully,
J. c. SLOO Postmaster.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMER.-Cspt. Sandusky
of this city, purchased, at the late Govern
ment sale of vessels, the light draught steamer
$500 tons) Springfield, and designs going into
the Tennessee river trade with her. She has
been neatly fitted up for the accommodation of
passengers and arranged for respectable
freight business. Capt. S. being Cairote we
hope to see our citizens make it point to
give him substantial start in his new enter
prise
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

THE g GEN BRAGG. This steamer, which,
before its marriage to, and divorce from, the
Southern Confederacy, was known as the City
Of Aenico, left her moorings above to-day, and
passed down the river to take her place in the
line between New Orleans and Galveston.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

LATEST STYLES.-Messrs. Huntington l. Dun
bar are just in receipt of large assortmen
of sleeve buttons and studs of the finest
patterns, also large number of eigh-
teen carat seal rings of the best stones
aud styles, and gents bosom pins of every dis
eription. Call and examine the goods and you
will be satisfied. dat
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11
CONN r R CT A
SECREIARY'S OFFICE,
/, 10 CHAMBER OF CONNER

SECRE1ARY'S OFFICE
sC,Iho CHAMBER OF CoaIsieRCF.
September IL, 1S65--1 r. NJ. J
But yery few changes in the price of produce have
transnred since orr last report Choice table butter
has almost entirerv disappeared from the market and
the demand is good God eating apples very scarce
and brins larpe nrcfs All other products plentiful
We have advices of several shipments of butter ar
rive in dav or two and is probable that the present
scarcity will not long continue.
The following are wholesale prices. From store or in
small lots the same viii be advanced tribe
BACON-C,ear sides are held at 20@z2c. Shoulders
BUTTER-Cboiee none in market. Would sell quick
at s5c in tubs Conm,n inferior is selling all sorts
of prices.
1s@2Oc., and sugar cured Hams at 29@s2c per h.
CORN-Tba marriott is unsettled. Mixed and Yellow
at 7s6a74c White AMI Yellow in lots 81 5lc; choice
White at s5@SSc, verF scarce.
COTTON-Is nominal. No sales reported.
COAL-There is limited demand for coal and
prices are firm at per bus by the barge load and
$500 per barge. Lover ONO 2lsze' and ILL., 2l2zc
by the car load
COFFEE-Is firm. Rio 3lA@324c. for good to choice.
EGGs-Rut few arriving. Demand gooe, and
selling at 24@25c
FLOUR-Choice white wheat family S1 %; double
extra red and white sl co. d" extra red wheat 81 %
single extra s. SO; superfne IS %. Spring wheat
81 OO@7 so.
FRUITs-Nedium to good cooking apples 50 50@$3 per
hill Choice eating arples in market. Would sell
readily 81 SOFAS 25 Der Dbl. Choice peaches offered
.t 81 OOM1 25 for boxes. Grapes are coming in
freely and are selling at 10000 per pound for good
Ounces very fine article, are selling at 81 5o02 10
per bush.
HAY-New Timothy commands $l90S22 per ton;
Prairie, none offered ana ho aenia"u' ,o Sa'e' u
Importance reported.
LARD-Ranges from 2s@24c in bbls, and for 2025c
In kegs.
MoIAssEs-Ranees from 81 20 to 81 Is for the
hoSt Now orleans Porto Rico sO090c, and inferior,
fermented and reboiled at 6O@75c.
oATs-Market well supplied and dull at 4o91oc per
bnsh for old 4045c for in sacks, sacks included
and 374Oc for inferior. In bulk they sell 'or 10 loc
per bu less.
PoRK-prime mess sa2 Oo0s3 90 per Dbl.
ONIONS-No sales reported. Market oVerstocked and
dull at 81 90 per bushel and 10 w per Dbl.
POTATOES-Choce assorted are selling readily at
81 1908 Is per barrel, Or II iolgl 20 per pusnei
Sweet Potatoes sell slowly at "a oo' w per barrel
or 81 1902 10 per bushei.
POULTRY-Sprng chickens are quoted az 20 pei
doz and last years do 1T 81 5O@l8o w per doz. o
SALT-Kanawha, large bbls. fl ~ smai 40. AZ % ~
c.GAR-We quote N. y. at l6Ulsc, Porto &c
14M15c and powdered and crushed at 2lD23c
WHEAT-Choice white 81 OO02 10; do red 'o@g
95 sprouted and inferior 750l 40 we nave hearo q
one or two sales strictly choice at ~ w. anu one a
80 %, to 60 to St. Louis.
WHISKY-Common, is same as yesterday W. may
quote it at 81 1902 20.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

SPECIE PAYMEST.-As an evidence that spe-
Gle is again coming in vogue, we have to cite
the fact that gold dollar was yesterday
thrown into the contribution box Of the Pres
byterian Church. When people consider them
selves able to pay specie for spiritual nutri-
ment, it is but reasonable to presume that they
will soon deliver it in payment for TEMPORAL
necessity
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

Corn FOR SALE.-Dyas T. Parker will, on
. tomorrow, through F. G. Chapman, the dis
ciple of Blitz, Beelzebub, or some other cuss,
sell 800 sacks Of corn at the Stone Depot.
Hour of sale 10 O clock A, NJ
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

"a RARE CHANCE. Amy one desiring to
purchase house and lot should read an ad-
vertisement in to-day's paper under the above
head
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

BACK.-Charley After returned from Joliet
to-day, looking as though States Prison was a
good place to come from.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11
MARRIED..

At Bevidere Ills. the 80th of August, by Rev. Mr.
Cooper, DR.. G. w. Barrett, of Cairo, to Miss Ellen
Griffin, of the former place. =
Thanks to Miss Griffin, was, and Mr. Cooper, is
Dr. B. Is now on the right track. Our best wishes at
tend him and his.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

IR TowN.-Maj. Gen. Grierson is in this
city to-day en- route for Alabama.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11
New York III ark ct.

BY TELEGRAPH THE TINES.
NEW YoRg, Sept. II.
COTTON-Fm at al
FLOUR-501Oc lower; 81 soar So for extra state;
IS 5000 10 for round hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Choce spring scarce and firm; other kinds
dull and nominal and 2c lower; 81 5S01 Ga for Chic
ago spring and Milwaukee cub; 81 65 for No Chicago
spring; 81 6501 IS for amber Milwaukee,, latter
IRENE.
Comic lower for i and 1@13c low for unsound;
900o91lc for sound mxeG stern; eS01 SO for sound
OATS-lower and dull 56c for western.
PORK-steady at 1870 % for new mess; $9O9S31
Cor 1914 do; 1923 1924 - r prime.
BEEF-Actiye.
LARD-Frmer at 21I2f}c &c.
WHISKY-Firmer at 81 20 for western small lots
81 25t@2 26.
PETROLEUM-Quiet, and about previous prices
STOCKS-Better money J06c; & I'LL; Read
ing 1863; NJ 1884, NJ o.; G & III; N W pre-
ferred 61s; WUT70;NY 90 Erie S63 P Fl W G
973; 6s of Isl coupons 1913; 5J 1875 do new
Issue 1885, 1O40 coupons 9s year certificates 49, 1908
99!.
GOLD-1 Al.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11
Rates of Escaange Reported Daily, by John w.
TroDe1, President First National Bank.

Gold. .43 per mt premium. -49e1o9. ,
| KentueAy UiilS ana ALBANIA -!
NEW YORK Sept. H. 1S65.-1O-4O A. NJ.
| To CnirO Chamber Of Commerce.:
| Gold 1442 Zone handred and forty -four and
| haf)
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

Shipments per River.
lSince last report.
s25 bush and ,o4S SKIS corn, $3.50 SKIS oats, 10 bN
candles, 16 bxs soap, bxs pepper.
The following is the manifest of the steamer Belle St.
Louis Memphis l. C. II. r. Co, 232 ba es cotton
chests, % bbs cooperage.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

Shipments per Railroad.
lSince last report.]
So pkgs mdse, 1, 100 # lumber
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-11

Receipts per River.
GSince last report
1,s25 bush corn.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-22

TRAVELLING IN DIscUIsE.-An amusing
story is told of a California minstrel who
undertook to leave San Francisco without
iquidating his little bills. An officer char
ged with warrant for his arrest, searched
the steamer over and could find no trace Of
the delinquent. The officer was boasting Of
his success in preventing his departure, as
|he had not seen him on the steamer, when
|he was informed that respectable looking
colored woman among the passengers was no
less than our minstrel commencing his tray
eIs in familiar disguise.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-22

A TIMID KINc.-There is proposition
afoat to build railway from Siam to China
and the King of Siam. if an engineer is sent
ta examine the route, twill furnish elephants
and give protection from Bangkok, through
his dominions to Hluang Pharbang: but he
cannot furnish the means to pay his passage
and salary: he fears it will be wasting money.
He is also fearful that the engineer VIII ge5
intoxicated and fall into the river and be
drowned, or ON account of cliange Of clinate
dieof dysentery, or from travelling in the Jun.
gle may dse OF jungle fever, the same as may
others have done, and thus the business prove
a failure, and the money wasted"
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-22
Mackenzie'S
PATENT AUTO PROPELLING
GATHERING HORSES
A Patent Horse to carry his master,
Needs no spur to make him 60 faster;
Runs along cheerily soon as you astride him,
Ready to go wherever you guide him.

horses run rapidly over any good road,
sidewalk or park grounds, with a graceful,
os ns ,ss motion, propelled mainly by the weight
y. .ae l'aer' alternating from the saddle to the
Pe.Ms' IN the act of rising to the motion of the
10 the WIN about the same amount of exercise
be started, stopped short. or controlI.d ~ .o;ng
down n'i.' u sy the rider. They run up moderate
rsctsa hr 'ns ,h h toaa Is hard and firm They are di
it it, is good mode of training for eouestr;an;smI
heahu as means agreeable and
adults as well for girls and bovs - car l1i
and Upward. Girls ride by using the sde-sadde M die
asrde The aaas' sns s ten years I'D usually
carry man of 800 pounds weight On n,sn ,hs .;aS -
Mak ., Level ground, alight carriage With a child
IN u h, can &c Iached and drawn. Any person hav
For prices, inquire at the once 81 ri. -,
send stamp for circular and price list e paper 0'
-, STEPHEN W. SMITH.
III ass Broadway, New. York.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-22

10 ascertain the value Of greenbacks It Is
simply necessary to divide lo,000 by tho
price of gold and the quotient WI give
the value of greenbacks to the smallest frac-
|tion.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-22
Officers Of Western Star Division, No. Ss
:. of T., French Gulch.

Victor Kern, W. P; c. L. Watts, W. A.
Walter A. Whitney, r. S.. Patrick Hughes. 7.
John Souter, +. S.; Geo ge Cline. c.; Thomas
Satte, A. c.. Frederick Cushman, 1. s.. Jackson
Luddy, O. S.; Mrs. E. Dickinson, Chap; Thomp-
son Kennedy, p. W. P.
Regular meetings, every Sunday evening, at u
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-22
officers of shasta r. A. c., No. 8, f. & A. M

snonw,s., Charles L. Danieson, ii. P; A. Dobrows
!gxyg ky, X; I. S. Mount, s.; D. p. Bysle
HSC. of H; J. Isaacs, P. S.. F. B. Chandler
Il. A. c.; VIM. Tozer, NJ. Sd v; Geo. D
Forbes NJ. I'd ": NJ. C. Allen. N. 1st "; A. Cole
man. Treas; H. A. Curtiss, Sec; A. c.. Swain
Guard.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-22

@~ L. p. FISHER--Is the only Apen,
Of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco. with now
'rs to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
eceipt for the same.
oFFICE-l7la Washington street, opposite Ma
,uire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-22
SHASTA COURIER
PUBLISHED EVEHI IN
ny JOHN j. CONMf.

Publication Office in Tomlinson g Duilding' IRON
room, up stairs, three doors ABOVE "eiis' e farso
Co.'s Express Office
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nenfha af A0ldieca

IN IuE HOSPITALS II AND ABOUT NEw-YoRK
For The r.ek ending Feb. a. 1865.
RrPoRIrp WEEKLY roR THE AEW-fokh TRlB NJ bi a. =
CASE GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKEN, 40. Ssl GRAND STREET
Addison, Berjamn age 30; Co f. linn Y cav died at
Dayids Island Residence when enlisted Rensselaerf aus
Avery, stephen age H. 10Th Cav 2th Maine died at Ere
mont Hospital; residence When enlisted ssco Me-
Cannon John; died Fremont Hospitals residence when
enlisted Sinking Springs, Ohio 49, ,,p
Clardel Nicholas, "a Co. H. Jth Illinois, died az r or
SCHUYLER residence when enlisted Illinois.
Dymond, Georse recruit Co. d; died at Fort Columbus
Edison, Alonzo sge! Co. T. 39d Wi,conni aled az ro''
Farchd Adi.on, age IL Co. b. seth New-for.; died at
6 David. e. hI'st residence when enlisted "iA'n'''
Geern. John, paroled prisoner age a. Co. c, ie5h New
Yors died at Fort Columbus.
Hatfield Ion Rebel Florida Home Gunrdi died at Fort
Jones, George; T.. 8 C. T. died at Hart. Island.
Knsey Bsranin 70 Go. X 2o3d fenrsySana died at
Fort Schuyler residence when enlisted Sag iisrb9r Pa
Loomey vi lam H. age Is 10Th New York Battery died e.
Davils Island; residence when enlisted Rochester n
Murray Beverley, % Co. 1t |. > & T. died VIII
le.t. Point residence when enlisted Alexander, Ala.
Nation, Jamcr, age - died at Fort sch9yer ,,.,,
rtt'. Point: residence when enlisted New-Yok City
Tla,ner William H. age ~; Co l4ih New forHi dcd NJ
ls;nf residence when enlisted IomPsin, =; T.
Font Schuyler; residence when enlisted Watson Pa
ssnmis, John reeTu az lg 60 d,ed 2, tS5 cormon'
died at fort Columbus; resdence when enlisted WI
miugton, y. G. 49,
shoeT,ter A. age 90 Co. H. 1T 0hio Gev tied =, OFT
Stone Addison J. age IS Co. +, 18th Illinois, died at Desd
Island, Te.ideuoe when enlisted Noosa, Cumberland
Slower John age a. Co. H. 2O1d Pennsylvania died at Fort
Schuyler residence when enlisted Lancaster Co. re-
wilson, David A. ~ Co NJ, lith New York Cayi died
Niett- Point residence when enlisted Waddingion'
- II. Lawrence Co. y. y
schuyler; residence when enlisted jasper Co., Iowa
Yong Cara ~ c. q Ohio; died a Dayids Island
residence when enlisted Mct larry Noble Co.. ONO.
N xI
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lAIycrti,eueutl

Gov FENToN, Of n. Y; EDWARD EVERETT
che olatof Major Davidson, the Patriot; Aristotle the Pit
io.ophcr Charles Fourier, the "a s; W. II. Fry the
poser viii Portru'. and Biogppies The Races of Men
Canoasians Monsoian Eiopisns. American indians and
Malsyan- with Grouped portraits Of each Race, and Map,
allowing thc Geographical distribution Of Mankind, with
Seventeen iusuaaon- Given ia tue MARon No OF the
ILLUSTRATED pnnEsoLoGic,L 3ounSAL Now ready.
The SAME 30 contains PETIoGsoxY, signs Of charnc.
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Newsncn have IT, The F.;qlii Double Nos Tor January
February and Marsh sent fof 60 etc. OF ~ year Addit,
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rived.

steamer Newbem n. -. Washbuu, Fort Fisher, days.
L. :. steam transport DIZZY Back. Merr.man' he"oei
10 a. :. q. =. o.,
H. stem transport Monterey FuIber Hilton Head a.tf
inst ~ ballast, 90 L. ;. @ VI. a. -, .
H. steam transport Louisa Moore, Winters, Ne" bern e
T.. s. ON. =,
shin Horto. Palmer Msuill oct. D. hemp and sugar
l.. Hathaway. Paced Aijisr nov. H.
Bs-k Ala lof Aysl Iicl, A~an1as' ~ days sugar "a
master 80
Bds Prices Royal tof Yaulouth,Ns Strickland Havana
y dav. sugar Pre CO. H. bad scsy heavy weather
ioif AID sp..- ssl ?. stove aarafks, &c . ..
Brig Rrsoile O. TaiAs ls.aldl Peterson Ponce i H. z
lay. ~ D. W4ylcl Co. lad lad very hcayy eAther "
NJ att,rs hli bccu DAYS " Of laiicos, With W. md ~
" grs o. the Oh bed heavy sse 'IJm l.. 20 s-N aud
:. y. vita heavy thundri and lightning
Tns amanda Jean fof II q tld ~ - Darympr L. una
va Camp,cly A. Gays. o.wooj goa tns and cotton, r.
Mhitlcy g.. Len al t-mpe.Ay big S. john, Nom Ne"
York. va Sisa, TO. N.nl.itl4a.
Hds Lady Wellington Dbl NORTON Cornwai', poiaioe''
Big B.rat'or f5fst Andrews - 3D. Miller sisa' p dye.
cotton John Boyuton. Son CO. In lad heavy weather
has been ~ days y. Of iHiiefas.
sefr. Hsniafl ffrif. Moore. Nfw-Ecd ord.
Schf. Cameo. ElweH Mystic. n ballast.
selr. ". ". frl.uaId fonilr'on siouinston.
schr. rids MT. Crockett, Ni.lrt'- Point
ScLn NaicLrlln. Laikin. Hart Island
Sclr Marian Myer. stamford io- II zlbethVori.
scir fany Heating Rich Boston i0r PhI4de lla
sahT. r. -. Tfati Krnlrck. Gloucester, ash.
SeLr. Benjamin strong, Brown. Providence
wISD--At Sunset, n. ". light.
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fAdvertisement.l
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Cleared.
Steamship SAXON Lavender, Norfolk, Whitney hathaway
Steamship Mississippi, Kennedy Fortress Monroe;
Bars Atlantic illu..I Fednulon, Bremen. Ru!ei bros
Bark Union (llr) spaIks. Ciaufuegos, Brett Son Co.
Bark Princes (Br.l, Ryan Bueuos Ayres, {. H. swain
Brig annie Laurie (BG), Cochrane, Jscmei A. smith'r'
. Co. c,
Brig Emile (liam.l, Pichor Falmouth Eng olo'hsH
EDGE.
Ins Eliza Ann Ayres Plilldelplia c. 4 p. J. Peters
Biz ". johnson Orr Foster. BaEbadoes I T. Dwight
Big Woodland. Maukeu. Remedies, Murray Nephew.
En. s Il. Crcsby. Crosby, Beaufort, Brett son 90.
schr J. u T:oa (Brl smith, Halifax. d. X. DeNoi TO-
scLr Crrttel Smith. Philadelphia. Bentley. smith 20.
scAr Arab e Gates Por, Boys, Whitney Hathaway:
ScAr i.gael t. snow Savage Federal Point H. d. Haaoer
srhr. Lananine Iiil Philadelphia {. II. Rversmith.
Scir pear lil. Phiadc phia. &. u. River NTH.
schr Robert Bruce Gregory Port koya, ". J. Grown.
scAI harmonic Barnett, EiZsbethpoIt H. W. Loud Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25
Disasters.

The British shp Mnnesos, from 81 John, y r. ior Liver
pool was abindou-d sinking condition TIE ian inst,
In ai 80 lon % o. An hands taken nom the wreck by
barb sslus and landed Boston his morning The Minnesota
ernrenccd gale IN wArh 81" sprung aok ant DO
hour he u al winter and on ner beam elds Before
her crew were rescued they nearly starved and ex
harsfcd.
Tie steamer De Moay nom ltress Monroe ior Boston
went ashore Yesterday dining tue g the SOW and Pig.
She sot o. ard went iuio Holiness Hole leaking; steam
pump was required % Keep hsf ~.
Tie schooner ABBY Perlin hence with iour Cor 81, John.
n H. went ashore lat night Great Ledge. She val have
90 . barge her cargo before getting ~