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VIlliGm Mcconnell Admir-, &c, and Samuc. ',i'.. SIS.
Ransom II. Perry ADD others.
TIE NAMES OF THE HEIRS at LAW

f John Ines being unknown, and they being DOursdesIr
81 she Eta TsDnsssve the and residences
tNs heiTH 81 Law Of George aud William INES except those
he defsDdaD Ransom Il Perry and gt being unknown
charged in the bill II ordered that publication he
made for four sueeesEivS weeks BroUDlcw WaS, notify
tbs said Heirs Law OF John lines, George Ines,
William lines, APPEAR before the ChaDc5ry Al
BotIsge the third MOB6 Of June next then
nAls jsSDss said bill, ths Will taken igr
Scr confessed and set 0r hearing pS-te them
copy Of tie order.
May 2, 1865 piH {. c. SMITH, {. & Y.
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Coaby Dalton, Admir-, dc, Jane Hpshire and others
THE RESIDENCE OF THE DErrYp.STs

Archibald RipEhire and David Hpshire being unknown
complainant charged in the bill: II ordered that
sabtatLon be made for fer four
R's whig, notifying said Archibald Hpshre David
Hpshre appear before the Chancery Rutedg
third Monday Of June next then and make
said BILL tho will be taken FOR confessed
fr bearing porte them. copy the order
Nay :, lssh-Ffj c. c. SMITH, c. & ".
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c. c. SMITH, c. / ".
Perry Mills sud another vs.. Lafayette Jennings
james I. Shields -. James Stroud ana others.
The DEFENDANT. JAMES STROUD

sas Douesdsnt Of the State Tennessee charged
Vie bin Il ID ordered that publication be made for
oSssvs weeks N Brownlows Whg notifying said
- appear before the Chanosry Rutlcdge
bird Monday Of June then there make
t5S ~ the .aid h the will be for
spd &c; Tor hearing paTtc L him copy Of the
er5cr. May 2, 1876 M
c. . SMITH. c. a ".
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FAMILIAR SCIENCE IS mo-, 305 pages

This small work tan excellent abridgement of the fFegoin
has also immense SALE and in announcing obi
ton publishers feel assured that the demand for it Will be
largely increased
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80 af !lSIE|F|l

b. 7. BABBITT'S STAR YEAST POWDER. Light Bis
cult kind of cake may be made with this Yeast Pow
der II 10 minutes No shortening is required when sweet
milk is used. Nos Ct "a Washington Street. New York
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COalby Dalton, Admir-, &c, Mary Dotson and others
THE RESIDENCE OF THE DEFEN.

II DAST David HiFshire. being unknown 70 tina COM
sBs charged in the bill II ordered that publication
made for four successive weeks IN Brownlows Whg noJi-
ring said David Hpshire 10 appear before the ChanCery
Rutsdge, third ondsy of June next thon
- there 10 make defense TO said BILL the viii be
peaoH fer confessed and Tor hearing part" nm.
s copy OF the order.
May 2, 1866 pl5 [. {. SMITH. G. & VI.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

0hbhItF"O nAII0.
WILL SELL. FOR CASH IT THE
.5lr. house seyiervle -'h day
q Ju1e 1866 the right title and that D. Brab
cor has in following described Tracts OF Land The undi-
dd interest," lying being the 9Th civil district Of
SEVER county containing hundred acres adjoining the
lands Of james W. Ellis Mary L. McNutt and others the
divided be has Tract OF Land lying and
being in sth civil district containing hundred
duing lands Of Joel Hudson, Daniel Kelly and others
All The undivided the said Brabson has Tract
n and being the 9Th district containing hundred and
twenty acres, adjoining the lands Of Jas Ellis and others,
Ivis5 an 20 satisfy judgment Of William Widener.
PIT JAMIE NJ AoChoehf' HAeTin
+ WILL SELL FOR CASH, AT THE
orrt house door in town seyierve Sth day
- lime 1886 all that P Toomey has in town
- wing In the town seviery north Of Main street. and
al cross street. 10 the plan Of said lot No
ontsInpg adjoining tne lots Of W O. No ply
80 Inbn Anrpfy satisfy judgment IL favor OF
c n nickev mays Il pf5 JAS. n. McCRosKY e.. r
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william Mcconnell. Admir- OF Lafayette Hirshirs, de L.
vs.. Henry Hipshire and other7
THE DEFENDANTS DAVID HIPSHIRE

Archibald Epshirs being non-Tesident
Tennessee charged the bill II i ordered that pubea-
DC made FOR four successive weeks in Brownlows Wing
sotynR said resident defendants appear before the
hAncery Court Rutledgs the third Monday June
then and there make their defense the bill
will be taken for confessed and set hearing
porte az 70 them. A true copy Of the order
May g, 1866 PTS c. c. SMITH, e. ( 81.
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Lewis /. Garrett Adm'r Of Reuben Grove, 4
Elizabeth II. Grove ct ais 81
THE INSOLVENCY or

The INSOLVENCY OF
q Reuben Grove deceased I THE EST ATE
Administrator having . = -
Court at Rutledge la,Iug been suggested aud III
CrSditors an Amended bill n the thancerN
said O. against the Widow an Hcir 1t Law, ana
.ving thai said estate may b a4LllliS'eIsl II
an in.olvent estate II Is oTloT-d tE lAe CIA
d Msssr that publication IL made Tor i2lt slIcti7
rseLs IN B.ownlows Wing, notifying al me sEe1o-s n 20,
estate 10 come forward and present ine Claims,
ELerselve made parties the bill ID the lne a1 -
prescribed by law, u they will lc forever haTF'i'
cory Of the order. ~
May 9, ls66-4tpf5 {. {. SMITH, l. y VI.
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~ =
SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION OF COMMON THINGS
To which added Professor John Henry Peppers popular
treaties Scientific Amusements for Young Peoples II mo-,
containing $50 illustrations The vast field covered
the Modern Sciences and the enormous amount OF labor
study required of pupils to attain general knoWl
multitude absolutely important subjects press
upon their attention. creating grave discussions among
educators concerning the limits of endurance OF the
and causing them anxousy 70 look round for
condensed works. cOntsng Clear logical but short and
easily understood eptomes of the subjects OF which they
1t has been especial aim of SOwer Barnes Potts to
supply their School Publications. and this
has been accepted by them "a adu-
the educational necessity above re-
ferred To- The work has already had IS the
best evidence evidence In which IL s held
those hest able TO indga of It's merit..
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lanes aud William Williams, surviving partners &C..
vs.. James I. Carmichael, and others.
THE DEPENDANT, JAMES r. CAR
MICHAEL bsirE resident Of the State Tennessee
baryed the bill II Is ordered that publication be made
successive weeks in Brownlows WhiE notifying
T Carmichael appear tho third Monday June
1oHt before Chancery Court Rutedg then
% make defense said bill the viii De- taken for
oonfsssed and se for hearing parto him
~opy of the order.
Nay 9, 1855 pf5 c. c. SMITH, {. & VI.
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For % aphIrts containing directions for Use address ALLIE
CHEVY FERTILIZER COMPANY. Box 1917, Pittsburgh
Pa, oE = STREET rnarT-jm
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thousand dollars In vetwenty bonds from the Treasury
while he employed clerk One Of the employees
of the department after him. and followed him
TO Michigan, where he procured his arrest
CLAIMS AGAINST GOVERNMENT.
The Secretary OF War; in reponse to the House rosolu
ton Of the 9Th ns relative to the appointment OF com
missioners under the act Of February a. 1884, states
that commissioners appointed in the States Of Della
and Maryland and by the Presidents direction in
other slave States and that the order Of the President
suspendiug further appointments in the absence OF any
limitation Of time for making them in the act Of Con
gcss the for not appointing commissioners in
the other slave Stses He says that the necessity Of
providing for the payment Of troops and tho
pressing exigencies Of tho required Ill the
funds furnished by the Treasury and for that
reason payments on awards we're suspended
The Presidents decision, il Is stated, remains
unrevoked. and the necessity for the use Of all
available funds for the payment OF troops and for sup
plies still continues The accompanying statement OF
Adutsnt General Foster shows that there have
been filed with the commissioners for Maryland three
thousand eight hundred and sixty claims for
psnsatioa under the aci and that awards were made
upon hundred and eighty SIX claims, amounting
S2Se 7s0 Of which bat 900 had been PAID There
were fled with the commissioners for Delaware oae
hundred and fourteen claims upon forty three Of which
awards made amounting 10 Sll saS ncns u which
hsa besn isid. y s1
TEE DRAFT COMBINATION vUxD.
The statement OF the Provost Marshal General relative
TO the Communication fund shows that there on hand
February a. 1884, S7lse oa5, since which me there
has been received So $40 The expenditures since
February "a 1884, have been for procuring substitutes
and recruits bouncs and premiums $e577 o4l and for
enroments and drafts ST. Ooo making aggregate
Of S. 362 GAL. This includes $50 900 turned
10 the chief Of the bureau Of coorcd troops The balance
OF the fund received the of February "a is
therefore, $2075 $685. leaving the total balance Of the
fund in the treasury, subject to draft, $o5l4,o2a
CONSULAR AGENTS REcoGYIzED.
The President has recognized Jules Philippe Vice
Consular Agent Of France at Mobile and Hyacnthe Pre-
Destcyr Vice Consular Agent Of France at Calves
ton.
THE MUSTER OUT OF GENERAL l.. @. BAKER.
Tho National Intefii0encer OF to-day saysWe learn
that the Of Lafayette G. Baker brgaiier
general In consequence OF any dissatisfaction in
the mind of the Secretary Of War towards his Jealous and
skilfu instrument, but in obedience express
mand of the President"
THE CHRISTMAS DISTURBANCE At ALEXANDRIA
military commission, Of which Major General Fes-
senden Is presiding officer is in session at Alexandria
trying seventeen persons charged with com.
pcity in the disturbance in that city Christmas Day
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Wssgfs0rUs, Jan w. 1884
cssBE-rALs % sorrn c.R0rass sKsrrsu
The sIpaxUx laid before The House the credentials %
James Yrrvs and John y Kennedy ~ members of the
B0use FROM the state ~ south carons ~bich wsrs
fsrred " tho JOINT commistac Reconciliation
x--os Yor
Abn reported rom the Committee % fnvAid
PenEous giving pension 10 the widow of captain who
died 10 the military servsce tho pension
from the Ia.aEe Of the art Tho bill Wa thas paved
sner 20 inrr.csusI saor to amend 70 make
$1,000 f,sm TIE Sss NJ Jao~Ary, Isss.
rrrx-rrrn~ ru,spss.yrA rss.
Mr. saAsssss, rvpj " o-~A, en-r~s . rsu,afbnn
ssscsog Ne s~esssy " tss rrss~r,y 70 r-ross IN ~
infsrnzse u the Housr TIE sxsrrC on Snsy
nppsordsssd an1 expsrfed frDsn tbs c~rsd " tss
tssrhnesi o. M fhfsdelphss Navy vsrs totb. vrr~ns
usps nciofiog Ne ooN ~ TIE site sboIs, dkS MA.
ssssry pirng Api kvefsns. and al sstss teens shss
psraa 10 M as'sblixLncut
NJ TsA,ra, rspt@ ". sssya~tsd smsnsmss'
which sncevssd, also 70 furnish .sims,r q ua
NJ srsor.s cen Of ~, Wished 10 sss a. snsnd
rpsnt that tina cr~aAry nkswse state the nurber of
shiga butt tbers and ttelr chnAsief
sscrsAry o. the fruasay should posses ,bs ofe,nsoa
We srnilcsrAn srNred
The rsssluian then asr~ef o.
tLssA soA fss sum- oyvsrTm
W. rsrrr frvp of NJ. oJ@r.1 f-sylgscn 70 Aiigr
the Cornmn,s- a. safls cisss. NJ stated tb.i tie
eonniit@. hal s~sfs q N rnssfsn ~ 90. Pc
sfrn Zoe p~rr militia sysi~rn. vtlch rndasess
snd ntged W IAssnsnf tsrn-rs srsst Tts~rs 80 a@
bci0ro 4 fesgusre ysGuif.1e ~ nDd'ng ~4t - ufs
nrrnh~r ~ fwh~wsng fA1 ~ - ytst~ ~fff
~ault.bs dssrnstiss o thtnas sweet the .sssrs
W. nss1r i,rr ~ uaaa sid ,,si ~. g~s-ysr iases
u DE .s. "a 81 ~ sft4iest on ~rssors wken
tr - 81 IT, ~ ~ .fss &sa mfwsfr1
ssrsa-- bs ust ssf sss~",ss I'D I. y - "a " she
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Terrible Accident by seaiding at New
urk. n. Il.

On Wednesday evening terrible accident occurred At
tho dstIey Of Mr Jacob Il Hanes'irg, Elm street,
Newark, which It Ia thought will result, fatally Mr..
Hauesng showing the premises to an acquaintance,
and while doing 40 passed through room on the level
cf ;he floor Of which several large watts ned with
boiling liquor Mr. II cautioned his friend 10 look out
Tor the vats, and had just dous when be (sir. II
pitched head rt into % them He grasped the side
OF the vat and lad nearly drawn hTns N out wien be
azan fcl backwards IT, The scsidng liquid with tho
" his friend Mr. ~ succeeded 10 getting out the
ond time, aud immediately out into the yard and
stripped on hs outer cloihcs. Medral attendance
immediately called and everything possible done "a
relieve his srffcrns. The skin has almost entirely
peeled on from the body, aud he suffered cxcrucstng
torment Mr. ~ was sli alive yesterday afternoon but
81 not probable that ha could survive through the
night
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NEW YORK LEGssLArukk.
senate
AfnsY. Jsa n ieGB

- Senate
Asssr Iaa N, ises
BILLS FAYunAnis.
ID hr. Aknaswslr he Rect Arn~nL lat
~ Mr. FOfaEn-sof Aasifsnt Distfid Attorney u
kiayars county
ny VI, FofGrs-To amend ths MrisopriltAn Pocs s4s
by prosid Dg cor ia-ssous.ss IA R,chuissa cosey
Also fos admitting 70 bal parties utssstm btss Dys
on saturday ni@hia
BY Mr. LAaAu--sor NJ better prot~t 90 Of ssn.ss v
ne post ~ New York
10 incorporate ths s-s Yors Association o. Ersmvs
tIretnen
Ny Mr. rrss.,s-lr laoospDrsis the ssiioRS WAGE
house and %srurry 'orDpsty
Ny Ar Felagrfo truy De for submitting ~ th- PEG
pie iho .ls ton o. wheih.f ihsr. slsi ss cssv-s.
iiDn " .a.od a.. stale Constitution
mLts fsTtsBurfp
rs NJ Rrxxrrr-Frf tLa dalton Of ths taT~ss
ard NAfinztsh Abd s.rAinahnuitF Railroad t0ng..aias
To establish police dlrtriat u Bun.io
ny Mr. a q toExkLa--fs Incorporate ~ Anesic.n
Etpionng and NnlaK company
by NJ Lrp-~fp iucsfpofais the hes T0ff Cliy Ma
son and Tract society
t. smehd t.s chansrof as Nrrmen bio Fund IpsuraAn-
f'fuI any. a
10 e-tead ns term af Ia-tos sra Citft % tl.S
D. ghit Judcisl datrct Neu Tofk 80 lamar 4 500
- w FisHHot-rp chang tbe fsfns q a. Fnpaais
Fre lfsurares Company
Mr. L.ar called 10 t.s faF,i4toa ~ .ct'nK ~ 10
Cfct0n Agundari B1ud iffafristioa g. ne tahliiy
of o unesfE34td u1say 4aasf sflie ssr. has foft ,
nd Il gaa aagptei
qsr.sG
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vessels mt Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. II, 1866.
The steamer General Barnes from New York for Alex
andna stopped by the Potomac arrived this
ing.
The steamer Leo, from Savannah TO New York, ar
rived to-day, short Of coal She encountered heavy
weather.
The ce IN the Elizabeth river v fast breaking up The
Ismcs river 10 still clo-ed above City Point
The steamers Niagara and Saratoga are icebound at
Richmond.
The double ender Ascainey has arrived
The stefcr General barnes started this evening for
Baltimore 20 transport tia Fifth United States cavalry "
Charleston
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rug,rRg FRAscA- In notice u the performance
o. opera cpniquc gave TO Mademoselie Ayosto the
prasc q a. Justly belonged 70 Madame dc Tuscan. Not
nc acquainted with the person Of either lady and no,
being avarr that any change had boon made, natu.
,aiy .upvoscl that The lady in hademoiseilc
Ayos.o's par was thai lady Madame de Lussan sang
aud played her part charmnsiy that the critic could
not have hed % see In aay ot.ar hands and there
sorr world se tie tess Bkey TO make inquiries. There
all, 10 fashl,nable and Cue eniertsnness to-norrow
p-h, at tic Aca1ony ~ music Tne pregnmme con-
l.ua f,res al ea@oey. vim sos, ~ Grange sna Dss
,r,dr. AND Lea Oonaisqss ~ints par Ssz~sens snd
Ia Lsgrs Drc.e, by Asrc MoInier, cse ACT comedy.
ee riscer ware srn-gh, with srrni success issa
a, h Paris, and win sarrIy psasc the French spesk-
sac r.h ic here also.
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ceived in the same way; but twenty-five
Thousand dollars would make the rebels ip
Mexico very comfortable.

REoRaANIzrNG THE ARNY.-It is noticeable
That Senator Wilson's bin for reorganizing the
army contains no provision for promoting
Lieutenant General Grant to the full rank of
general by creating that additional office, and
thus harmonizing the military system. This
omission should be supplied in committee, or
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The Cause or High Prices; or, "suPply
and Demsnd' Applied % Gold and

The Cause or High Prices; or, "Supply
and Demand" Applied - Gold and
Paper.
published in the HERALD the 25th Of November last
has attracted much attention that hundreds Of letters
nave been received asking for copies Of the lecture To
1upply this demand, in part, committee Of business
men, who believe In the truth Of this production have
caused large edition d be Handsomely printed with
notes, in pamphlet form. BY addressing Enoch Armi-
esse Esq, No "a John street. all orders will be led for
cost and expenses which will be dollars per hundred
copies.
f We cannot strongly reoompssd to the public this
important lecture. II worthy Of careful and thought
fu perusai BY every person in country but psrcu
lary BY every merchant trader manufacturer and legs
lasor md 1t should be extensively published BY oil
nswspapsa and magaznea ffthe facts end logical Coz
illusions set forth IN the paper be true and believe
they are then the price Of gold is not governed BY paper
currency but the European demand and California sup
ply This fact relieves the question Of currency in
try from embarrassment and also settles another point,
long disputed that is the number Of dollars in cir
cuaton by which the abundance scarcity Of money
determined but the price interest chat brings in
chief market towns This lecturesis the result OF
great research and experience proceeds from Of
the most profound thinkers and best informed men on
political economy and finance in country All
members Of Congress who seek for the truth should read
this paper carefully, aud all editors should do the
samo and upon IT, because may be the
OF saving from great and frghtful calamity by
traction and which contraction would lead specie
payments, but to ruin
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Ares, ~ ,ne Alleged Germsn'ewn MUIR
dsrer,

pr'ttrrFuft, Jan H. 1899.
ctrstouher Berger s~c twe-'y seven years. has been
arrested for NE murder o; uss Mary l. VISITS, IN Ger
n.n,o~n iat SATURDAY. ", has riahs psrth Coz
e',u Want on MONEY aecfrs 20 taee Ivn the inoen.
,,v, al ls decd The razm with shlch be coiaiassscd
tho snaislc- hls cscn fyund
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tNNDNfr hFtN $3.50. -.
cArAEhH ~ rfK rrcU sfmHshr
C4fAaAH ~ 10 wORag AfhYN ma ~
DA kDt EiAksnEnfs. Ala BFasfsy nssf T~e ~ srert
Is1asaTss affsirhsrnsf il ffifat
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p,oiy ,Rxr.tc 5ooIsry. The scccna rehearsal OF ns
s.aaoa's i,mi c,nc'r ~ tho New York Philharmonic
society ~ take place 70 Eofrc~ sisrnoon, At three
O'Clock Al the Academy Of hss'c The pioces 70 be re-
hcarscd are tho following -ymgbony 10. i " y, ~
,iv,, gordeit o,n's uv.rturc, "aciuslni, aud fan
,,s :, nphOuy reprsenIns rhe Life Of an Artist by
prlioz The Two fymphanic mereias will DO per
formed hsrc for "a mt time
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Boston, before reported bay In distress
been towed up, and lies at a wharf Jersey City
The following the those lost In the
at Fire Island
Mr.. jackson, OF Boston, mate and part owner
Mliiken Toney second mate; Gardiner Weed, stew
ard; Alfred Simpson Warren Scott seamen all Of
Deer Isle, Maine
The Sc hooner Retribution Ashore ON
HatterRs Inlet-F0ur or Her Crew
Frozen 60 Death and Two Pilots
Washed on and Drowned.
wnxNoros N. c., Jan II, 1865.
The tug s. Hail. from Philadelphia bound to Calves
to0 put coal she reports that the schooner
Rstrbuton ashore Hatteras Inlet had four Of her
frozen death whiie hanging the rigging and
two pilots are supposed 70 have bssa washed OF aud
drowned
The Rctribuon the old tug called the Uncie Ben,
aad transformed early In tho into prvaeer In
this port by the rcbel authorities II Is not known
where she was from or bound to.
The Brig p. n. Curtis and Schooner East
Wind Ashere.
BOSTON, Jan IL, 1865.
The brig p. R. Curtis Captain Atherton, from Phia-
delpha with COAL OF and for Portland went ashore
Duxbury beach Monday night. The vesaa hilssd and
oiled with water. The crew saved.
The schooner East Wind, FROM Jeremie for Boston,
with iogwcod, &C., IL ashore Binssgate Point Well
Heet. The were saved.
The Schooner Augusta burned.
PRovIpExcK Jan. II, 1888
Tho sshooner Augusta, from RockIand for New York,
went ashore Block Island the 7th inst, took Are
and the vessel and cargo became total loss The
vas saved.
Vessels In Distress In Little Egg Harb0r.
TCKERroS, n. j., Jan. 10, 1885.
There are now lying in Little Egg harbor forty
vessels (schooncrs northern bound, laden with wood,
coal naval stores &c Three disasters have occurred
among them during the cold weather, WHATSOEVER
II. Dunton, Captain Jamson, OF Rockland Maine,
bged Hushs Bar. Materials and -rt Of cargo will be
saved.
Ono ilr-e schooner with cotton, Buoy No T.
aroat the channel dismantled, name unknown She
be tpwed 10 New York
small schooner Is ashore on Brgantine Beach. Went
20 pieces last night Name unknown All the crew
,ayPf
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sssms~sssng Css.s ~ Hatfs appii-
tfree. rgy f~s~T I@fs l4wfl - 80 F" y "
sEsKN w wsa \. ..a, AS ss..s So fNTt
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9pB8TKN sHyHfA nt.& nam fNffunN fTlR DE-
ssS mkasks q ~ ss~ r~s. sS.-s.i sgs@is
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ws.-i.s A. " i,.s-'. fse-s sfi'si' fsssias
s.e.s-- as rsuss HalT nsss.ss "a irasi~sr
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nssw a~sss sna al h'"as ~ $3.50
IA Estef.rasf n,sra sEA Htra4 iHftfA fft.AfF4 %
s.,s 40 .ks,.s.W sfs.s' :. nmDfyr 90 h'ee4~
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