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OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

AEPAhI Uf IHE IEhlpk.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON July %. 1857.
On the petition of SAMUEL PRATT, of HAM
monton, n J. praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the 18th day of October, 1853 for
Improvement in Screw Nails for seven years from
the piraton of said patent, which takes place
the 25th day of October, 1867.
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day of Octo-
Der next, at II O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, if any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least t,reny days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
office, hitch will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon as testi
mOny must be filed in the Office t1centy days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Inteligencer, Washington, d.
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. T. G. THEAkER,
jy 27-w3w Commissioners of Patents.
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The kNOBBY WALKING COATS, Ia choice
col0Fs> trimmed with broad silk binding, thor
ouenly sponged and guaranteed to be French
ing Bank. - -
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WM. II. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
II a i \ IN

ONCE, No 80 Jefferson ST, Georgetown, D. o.
Established in 1881 premiun awarded by the Metro
far the largest and most complete establishment of
the kind in this section of country.
Dyeing and Securing of all kinds dene In the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
sohcits the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address. Lock Box No. so.
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when
it is closed at 81 p. m. fe l6-6m
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srIAM SAUSAGE II have lust received another
II supply Of HAM SAUSAGE, unsurpassed Tor
pBAlia Hams n. W. BURCHELL,
jye Upaer Ebbitt House, cor, Ilth ~ n e,
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WRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE-Appiy at the
Star Office
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VIOLATION or THE LIQUOR LAVA gro.
Gerry Keeper upon the Island named John Mur.
ply appeared before Justice Tucker yester.
day morning, to answer the charge of selling
LIQUOR without . license, and OF selling it on
Sunday. He was dismissed from the first
charge bat fined $50 for selling on Sunday.
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES !-Patronize only
those who sell cheap! Buy your Gents Fur
nishing Goods at Francs, 494 9TH street, be-
tween ID and T., three doors above Odd Eel
lows Hall Grays Collars, 1Sc. box; Gold.
smith, Byron and Garotte, 1Sc. box; Imitation
Linen Goldsmith, Byron and 4arotte, lSc
box. And all ether goods cheap in proper
m 4
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THE WIDDKMKN CAsE.-In the case Of Mr..
Widdemen. whose brewery was visited by
the Internal Revenue Off GERS last week he has
been put under bonds of $780, to abide the
final order, decree, or judgment Of the court
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CoREs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, vascular ex-
crescences, warts. moles. ETC., removed with
out pain, by the aid Of local analgesia, at Dr.
Whites rooms, No. 42t Pennsylvania avenue
between AZ and 9th streets. In minor surgical
operations this method is highly recomm ded
by the eminent surgeons and physicians Of this
country and Europe, it being perfectly tree
from harm, effecting only the part to be oper-
M, and to 8 p. m. No charge for cons ultation
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~ COLLARS, ten cents a package,
Collars, ten cents q box,
At the Great Central Clothing House OF
Smiths, AGO 9TH st., opposite Post Office. 7:l9
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter.
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GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF Gents Furnishing
Goods at the Great Central Clothing House,
46O zth street, opposite Post Office. 7.l9
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SEIZURE OF WHIsKRY.-Forty- two barrels
Of whiskey were seized TO-DAY, by officers I'M
der the Collector of Internal Revenue, by rel
sen OF non-conformity with the Internal rev.
enue laws.
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g c 3 e T d / S e A ES.

NJ A II A Ms Gil T!
SAMARITAN GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
Yes, POSITIVE CURE" for
GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, de-
Contains Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten PiLls TO be Taken to Effect Curs.
They are entirely table, having no smell nor
Iure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
OF the University of Pennsylvana, one OF the most
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the preser day:
Let those who have despaired of getting cured, or
who have been gorged With Balsam Copayia or Mer
Sent by mail in a plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female. SO.
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD,
= ~ s g ULCERS; SORES SPOTS.
sfkAf b Hslhs ad OR
SAMARITAN'S ROOT md HERB JUICE
svn, + offered d the pubic lie as positys cure.
Is R65r sSn HEkb JTfG ths
most potent certain and effectuai remedy ever pre-
and then Of this Purifying G rem,
pcsterity that for which you may repent in after
years.
{
Il XII s ali the bad ssfE HsEsHY
males n s k6F rs S Hh ffs f G
happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in Leucor-
b hs 70 the
Sent by express. Price SIPS per bottle.
sAMARITAN,s WASH
t. in cases Of Syphilis used in connection with the
Full f, directiSns. Price Is cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknowl:
fafss g. 3 Hospa They are used
"HA11HE s 44aNs sEM sAh "a THE sAMAR-
:" Posi- HOSPITAL, Fort MARSHALL, Baltimore,
that used n s
yeneral diseases in its most customary forms; that
properly, and have found them respond to my an
iicipations promptly and effsctpally. knowing
their efficacy, and far my Of them extends,
Recommend them str roRRgElFEREp @ RowrRa
Assistant Surgeon, 5th n. Y Vols"
s1ESs. go s1
s1pRsIe co. p, hdHssfsf
WHOLESALE BONNETT HOUSE.
:. CIV. THORN,
I. Wholesale Dealer and Jobber Of
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
4s7 sTH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue
Washington, D. G..
Positively no Goods sold at retail. my H.eot
II REMOVAL.
L. PEEL MOST RESPECTFULLY Informs
his friends and the public that he has re-
has on hand q large assortment of STOVES, ~
TIN WARE and MISUNDERSTANDING
GOODS, to which he invites the attention of pur-
'u Orders for ROOFING, sPoUrs, &C., solicited,
and promptly attended to. je22-lm
Asgonrnnnr 5 81 SIa,U E; ooMpnrrr-
s All grades Of EXTRA,
All grades OF SUPER,
Fine and Middlings FtOyR,
AT VERYL0W RATES.
af :! kifSr Low 9ss fRs32R!sssss
Ground Alum and Fine Salt, atsery lotc rates, BY
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
apN near Baltimore Depot.
WARRINGTON aoMGPATHI0 DIsPENl
SITE street, between 18th and 18th streets.
This Institution having met with great success,
we will widen its scope as far as possible
From the LIST Of June next it win be opened to pa.
tients twice instead Of once a day.
We VIII, m0reoxer. endeavor to attend oil the
OUTDOOR PATIENTS who need our assistance
For this purpose we add to our present STAFF DR..
Wpl. Hale and DIR. u. w 6onnenscmidt. 80
DISPENSARY HOURS.
From to 3o'clock M. IS.
& {: & :. VERB, VERDI n n. 3 B. 5s,a
fronstsWF in 'Slisiah E HHaf,r. n ~
;sss~ E eERSf e B., ssels e Ssa'
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CRY ITEMS.

THINK OF. that. Master Brook. "a
6enning has clothes to
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ORIENTAL SOAP.
u For washing Kid Gloves, Lace Curtains. and
FnT washing Wounds, Bruises, and Chained
For making Soft Soap; see direction on the wrap
s'empsu = B. JEWELL. Msnuf.osur.r,
soc and soy G Ut. north, bet. lth and 9Th sts.
EREsH GRAHAM WATERS At
II jyl-H KING PLACE.
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The reports of the police
for yesterday show in all 81 arrests made.
while the amount OF fines imposed was Sl43, no.
The business OF the several precincts were as
follows -Second, blank report: third, 10 ar
rests, fines, ot7; fourth, arrests, fines, So;
nth, arrests. fines, 81 sixth, arrests, fnes
S24. "a; seventh, arrests, hnes, $40; eighth, !
arrests, fines $3l Is; tenth, arrests, fines $50
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SANITARY RRPoRT-Two arrests were made
OF persons creating nuisance. 3 dead horses
and lG dead dogs were reported and removed
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MIXED AFFAIR.-Wm. .Goodacker came
before Justice Drury, in the First Ward,
charged by VIM. Foilen with disorderly con-
duet, for which he was fined S. Follea then
charged him with using threats OF personal
violence, whereupon the Justice bou nd him
over to keep the peace.
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THE following transfers Of real estate were
reported to-day a. r NJ Halls Real Estate
Ell chance, No. u Louisiana q venue, corner 9TH
slreet:-Part of lot 3, square $50, 20 feet
inches, $780, lot IL, square l5s, g. 1903; sub lots
-, 81, 32, 80, 49, SO and ~, square 1877 S22lO 90
part OF lot SO uare 306, Is feet S267 7 part OF
lot d. square sig, II feet $3.50; sub. lots 40 and
Al, square 511, &l,15s70; sub. lot SO, square AIS
S1,37i5 O west half lot I, square 2oS, Sc 036 So,
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HOUSE TO RENT-A drst.cAss RESIDENCE,
III with all the conyeuiences Of hot and cold water
on each floor, bath room, &c; thirteen rooms; sit.
Washington streets, Georgetown, D.. q. Rent IL
8 600 per annum Inquire at ass st., bet. 18th
and 18th, Washington, d. q. je6-u
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CAMP MEBTING.-The camp meeting for
Montgomery Circnit, under the charge OF Rev.
Mr.. Arnold, will be held at Layton vile, Nd,
commencing on Friday and continuing one
week. 1t bids fair to be q large camp, aud will
be attended by quite numb from this city
Mckendree Chapel Will be represented by ten
tents, and companies from Hamline, Wesley
Chapel and the Foundry will be on the ground
/ he camp is about twenty five miles from the
city. and may be reached by Ho wards line OF
stages leaving here at ten O'clock each day for
Mechanicsvile, where conveyances will be in
waiting to take parties to the camp, where
preparations are being made to receive large
numbers.
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EQUITY COURT-Chief Justice Cdrtter-Aa-
ron s. Gorham agt Truman Brush ct AL: order
OF publication. james r. Woilard agt. John
u. Ellis ct al; order appointing John ID. Ellis
guardian Gd Item. Monica A. Butler agt,
Mary Chfseltine; rule 10 show cause why In.
jun ction should not issue. Henry johnson aet
Joseph Mock ct AL. and Thomas >. Olayton
agt. same; orders setting Sept. Sd for hearing
motions for Injunction the orders to serve as
In junction until hearing
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THE Judging from the num-
Der OF commitments the justices every day
make out, by which offenders Of the law are
sent 10 the workhouse, there to serve out the
term specified in their commitments, this recsp-
tacle for those who are unable to pay the fines
imposed upon them when they break over the
bonds Of the law, must by this time be full TO
overlooking. Yesterday. six persons were
committed to the workhouee, and this is about
the ratio OF the receipt Of law offenders at our
city workhouse.
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from the counsel, the physical i'm possibility
OF SurrAlt getting from Montreal to Elmira,
finally al o'clock at night on the 18th. Before
that, they had him there all the time, talking
with people on the day OF the 18th. We did not
take any pains to show him about EImra. We
had him in w Washington.
MIR. Bradley interrupted, and said the prose-
cution had brought Surratt down the road,
and she defence thought IL unnecessary to 20
on the OgdeRsburg road.
Mr.. Pierrepoint res umed. and said the pros.
ecutIon pnt Surratt on ne train. They found
him IN Elmira and brought him to Washington
MIR. =. here read from the testimony to show
how long Surratt was at St Lawrence Hall on
the 18TH, and said there was evidence to show
what time he reached there. The fact was he
was In Elmlra and came here to WASHINGTON
mony OF Rev. Mr.. Boucher. He first saw the
prisoner in st. Lsboirne. He was told the
prisoner " as named Charles Armstrong Why
o'd he take that name II he was Innocent
Why change his name! Counsel tells us he
was not engaged in this conspiracy. This man
boucher secrets him. ard months after that,
ssrsn vas IN Rome and the head Of the
gave him up, even before ademand was made
Neither the Pope nor the Bishops, none OF the
people OF that noble Church tolerated this
brought upon his Oh urch will be wiped out by
that Cnurcn itself Surratt left Boucher's
mouse ABOUT the last OF July and then went
was that for All Of those who had heen ar.
rested had been tried Surratt had written to
Atzerodt; knew where his mother was, and
he, an innocent man, lies tn ere I'm TINS
conceaiment. Would not any nonest
man 70 before the authorities and saw ..nsrs
1 am You have charged me with cr;ms
am innocent Yet. when peace has been 70.
stored, why does be 60 aboard OF the Peruvian
under disguisel Why fee to Rome, in q
strange land. where he could not understand
the lapgusge7 Why does he nee to IN Alta
and to Egypt! Why all this il he is an limo.
cent mani He 10 not innocent, and you Know
Lapisrrs, and kept away. hear, however.
since have been speaking, that Lapierrs has
already been punished BY the church.
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TOR RENT-A DESIRABLE PRIVATE RES
IL IDENCE. with handsome Flower Garden at
tached situated between Eth and Sth sts west at
the intersection of Maryland and Virginia ave
For terms apply to JOHN II. SEMMES, Seaton
ia6-a
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IHOR RENT-At SO. a STORE ROOM, No 126
Penn. avenue, between 18th and nth SITS Will
be put in complete order to SHIT tenant.
##..-.... STARR u METCALF,
iplaut's Binding !
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Passengers.


Per steamship Saragossa, for New York; W Stark
lor, U Thomson L Hapsberg. " smithson Miss
L smithson, 6ileston, lady, nurse and four ch /
dren Hon Hamilton, Capt Hathaway. Re d,
L Al Bergman and lady, h Martin. Mrs O'Grady. G
jennings and lady, Capt Adams c Jethro, j An
drews Mr. Gaylord
Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-Mrs Savage
] Il henscher, D Riley, = Multi, Il Gardiner. j
Haas and son, Master Al Grace. - Riker and family
Per steamship Charleston. from New York-Mrs IL
Bucw and child, Miss Porcher, Miss n Porcher. Mrs
Herrick and child. o George, Geddes, Costello. q
II Quintard, Miss Ward. o Thorndtke. Mrs Ma
comb, Miss char rams. X Drube. Capt Winters, c
Chapman, Mr. Getty, Jones and son, Sanders.
Hunt anu - In steerage.
Per steamship Emily Souder from New York
Il Kelsey, l. Root, Mary Cameron, Ida Cameron.
brown, Mrs Spear and child, Mrs Grove and sister,
Mrs Crosstide, aud steerase.
Per steamship Sea Gull. from Daltimore-s Fleming
and lady, Miss Lucy Weav. r, Miss Irene Marshall
Moussosu. Rev. Inglo Miss Maggie Dover Miss Gen.
evievc keaieble. -
Per steamer st helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Miss Jenkins, Mrs Seabrook, Mrs smith. Mrs Jonn-
ston Mrs Edin aud servant, NJ Waterman aud chilo,
I Dill w Eaynard w Simmons, Whaley, W VII
hnson, S Howe, aud u deck.
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This most reliable specific, so universally adopted 10
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hacked on receipt OF price, to any address, with direc
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embracing every variety Of style. Zach has the tuu
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SEVEN, saVEN AND QUARTER and SEVEN AND THIRD
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aud oi the haest and best material For POWER
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ana GI,EaI M DShABlLIIY, the Pano-Fortcs OF Messrs
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also enable them to offer tLeu PIANO.FOETEo to the
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Inc special attention OF Dealers Teachers and other3
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TIE METEoRs.-Tne astronomers OF the United
States and Europe, it seems, were well prepare
for aseres OF observations of the expected meteors
on the morning Of the 14th. Those in the United
States were not disappointed. There were sciep-
tiHc watchers at Philadelphia Raverford College,
nelr Philadelrhia Naval Observatory, Washing
ton yassar College, Poughkeepsie, n. Y; Dudley
Observatory, New York Yale College, New Haven,
Conn; University o. Michigan, Ann Arbor, and
perhaps at other places. The annexed statement
Is interesting:
st The prevailing belief now is that these meteoric
6howerr are caused by the passage Of the earth
and its atmosphere through stream OF nebulous
or cloudy matter, loosely aggregated, which
stream has an orbit reaching In a long ellIpso
from perihelion point near the sun to apho-
Lon point near the orbit Of the planet Uranus.
From the length OF time-say an hour and half
taken up by the earth in passing through the
denser part of the shower, the thickness Of the
stream is believed to be out tnree times the
diameter Of the earth, or about thirty thou
sand miles. The length OF the stream Of me-
toric matter must be many millions OF miles,
as it consumes some eight or nine years in passing
that part Of the earth's orbit which our planet
reaches about tho 18th to the 18th Of November
each year. This is held to account for the great
difference in the display, in different years, as the
earth som times passes through the very centre OF
the stream, as in 1882 aud in 1888 and at others
through the thinn sides Of it. IN 1865 and 1867.
With respect to tue distance OF the meteors rom
the serface OF the earth at the time Of their ap-
pearance there is ut least satisfactory observa-
ton on record. This one was timed" and its t I
noted, drrlng the shower Of 1866, at Sunderland,
England, and Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow,
scotland. Its altitude was ascertained to have
oeen irom 81 to 81 miles, over aspoi near Dundee,
IN Scotland.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IS, 1867.
Misses.

Unlucky Vulcan Venus tricked him;
fashion with the ladies this is.
I'm no. amiss; but I'm victim
1oa whole host o wicked misses.
Miss Fit supplies my bSots anu coats,
And vain l. al my indlgDalon;
My cash book and my gold and notes
Arc managed by Miss Calculation.
Miss ale has p'aved mo many trick;
Miss Spell will always write my letters;
Miss Trust declines to give me tick;
Miss Manage lets of all my DEBTORS
Miss Pr.nt is wont to spell my rhyme
very wicked habi: Is hers;
And II they quote me any time,
Miss Quotes the glrl to use the scissors
When Christmas bumpers overflow.
And bells ring .oud tor many minister
can't get lear to Miss 10
Save with some very ancient spinster.
Well, easy tbs down hill to glide.
and vain to Paree 10 importune;
So let me wed my bonny oride-
charming child she is--M'ss Fortune
Echoes from tie Clubs
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Cleared Saturday.

Cl6areu
Steamship saraeOssa' crowell' New Y0Ff-haVenel &
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New YOrk-courtenoy
stoa1 ship Alliance, Kelly. PhiLadOiph'a-H Baker L
Steamship ms Zodiac Rodgers. New YOrk-wlis < CHS
nrish bark Hector Nelson, Livorpool-strect Bros
schr Nolio Pottsr sOmers. Northern P0r'-H BAKER
Went to Sea Saturday.
,..,,,,hin Manhattan, woodruff, Now York.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, Now forK.
Stonmship Zoo lac, Rodgers. New YORK.
scnr Fannie Shaw. Shaw, Wilmington, c.
went To Sea Yesterday.
steamship Alliance. Kelly. Phila 'elphia
From this Port.
cto,rsb,p Moncka, shackford, New York, NOV Il.
SStsamshp Maanzas Ryder, New !ork, NOV IA.
Steamship George Upton Rich, Boston' NOV L.
Up for this Port.
e.,.rosh,n Miami, OF New York, to leave Nov ~.
ocnr Shiloh, Hubbard, at Baltimore, NOV ID.
Cleared for this Port.
chin St Louis, H. bbard at New York, Nov IA.
Schr D Keeling, hubbard, at Baltimore NOV H.
Sailed for this Port.
snanish schr Camilla Tosa, from Iatansas' Nov l.
Memoranda.
Tho br,y Josie A everpau1 Clark from Boston, Tor
,his port was in Hampton Roads, NOV IL.
Tho schr Frank Colon, from Philadelphia ior nia
mort was at the Delaware hreakwater' NOV L.
The steamer George from this port Tor New f0rA' NJ
rived at Fortress Monroe. Nov III.
rbs New York Comme cial Advertiser. of Friday 10Th
inst says: The steamer oneoa, Capt Dennis the crew
of which was rescued ani brought here by 1s
Nirhtngae left Charleston in ballast nov '0r .i'a
no1t and on the 10Th. when of Wilmington, " 4,
pi her engine and put into that port or repIirs Sne
lett again on tho lth and the l2h on cape aic
too heavy gallo from Me- and shipped sea %hacn ha
doned She had FIVE feet water in her hold ana was si
inc rapidly Ihe oneota IT ears oid guy tons sn'
,wneu by Robert Hunter and Marshall Oh C9ar.sS.o @
She formerly run as iery boat between Nc" i0fA A-'
williamsburg.