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New York Geld and Stock Market

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Dec 9.
GoED-Without decided change: opening
at 1875, and closing at 1863
GovERNMENT STOCKs-F iRaaer. closing
strong; Coupons of 'SI, ll214a&i25z; do 49,
1O77sg9I08; do "a, 1O449l05; do '65. 1857
ql055s; do new. l0754gI071s; do '67 1910
los; lO-40s 10l14gl0l12;7- 30s 1047s9IO5. Stocks
active, higher and closing strong.
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United States Life Ins. Co.,

Established In 1891
40 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
BRANCH OFFTCE-NO. 9 WEST THIRD ST..
CINCINNATI.
CASH ASSETS EXCEED S2,3OO.Oo
Dividends as large as those Of any other
Life Insurance Company.
Security 10 cJl-HoLdera Exceed that of
any other Company.
You can loan the accumulation from the
Company at any time. For an Agency
apply TO ]. b. SInDALL,
General Agent for Ohio and Indiana.
No. W. Third St., Cincinnati Ohio.
An Agent wanted in tlIds county. Iocl7
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OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co.,
Philadelphia, Nov. l, 1867. !
y7HE PEENSYLVANIA RAILROAD

n Company hereby give notice. that they
Will receive proposals until the first day of
January, 1868, for leasing separately or col
lectively the Union Depot Hotel at Pitts
burg the Logan House at Altoona, and
the Dining Saloon in the Harrisburg De-
not for term of years, commencing on or
before March L. 1858
The hotels at Pittsburg and Altoona are
furnished throughout IN the best mannSr.
1t must be expressly understood that the
Railroad Company will require that all
of these establishments shall be kept in a
strictly first-claSs manner for the cOnve-
nfence and comfort of passengers patron
izipg its line.
Proposals will be addressed to John NJ.
Kennedy Chairman of Special Commit
tee, No 3d6 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
noY2I t1an1'6S
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Teidgraph.l NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
The Dry Goods m seket laeks activity and
tone. There is no essential cha age in tie
prices of staple Cotton goods.
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I. RIT T T. N B Il H @
REMOVED @
From No 81 Main Street
TO No. 81 Vain Street,

Opposite the old Washington House,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
MYTH 4 FINE ASSORTT mt OF
Wv Optical instruments OF all descrip-
tons: and he hopes 10 see his old friends
and as many new ones as may favor MIN
with q call. Please remember the sign
tne SAILOR BOY. move d.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR P&DUCAH AND CAIRO.
The Splendid new low water packet
So 10 LINTON,
t-=llea-ssT Nat. Drew, Master,
@Ssadz&lss12 n. Il. Hayward, Clerk.
Leaves for Cairo and all way points
THIS DAY, Tuesday, December 9th, at 3
O'Clock pm. rat-
For freight or passage apply on board,
or TO {. X. RUDD,
deciO dit Agent,
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WANTED.

-YANTED-WEAV Ten weavers
w on standard brown sheetlngs. five
ring spinners. None bat first class hands
need apply, TO whom good wages will be
paid by the
dec2 IF LCannelton Reporter copy It.
xs-PA ED-SITUATLON-By a young
~ man who has had experience, in
some active business. The best of refer
enees given. inquire at
]. e. DUSOUCHET & CO.'S.
nOYN div
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8OARDIN G..

fDRIVATE BOARDING.
First-class Boarding, 10y the Day or
Week, at E. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. IS Division ST., bet. Second and Third,
may2I diff Evansville, Ind.
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The fOIIOwIDg quOtatlons are from the
Office OF w. ]. Lowry & Co, Bankers, No.
Firststreet.
a BANKABLE FUNDS.
u. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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THOR RENF-FIRST FLOOR AID CELL
IL LAR-I10 feet deep, No. 81 Main Street,
opposite the courthouse, formerly occu-
pied by @. Armstrong. Cheap. Inquire
at the Union Furniture Store.
dec3 div
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FOE RENT.

-DR RENF-HOUS E-A desirable
house. nearly new. centrally located.
Also, "A good Stable, near the Sherwood
House. inquire OF -
CARP INTER-, WHITE & BAKER,
Cor. First ana Sycamore Streets.
dec5 diff
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THOR RENF-STORE-ROO fine
E ktore-room on Main Street, in keitz &
GarVin'S Block; two r00nas on Third street,
near Main, suitable for business. Apply 20
THOS. Z. GA tSVIF, r...
dec2 dit cod Third street.
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CITY INTRLLIGENCR.

CONSIDERATION CERExoNss.-To-day the ceremonies OF
conservation or Rev. DR.. Nicely Bishop elect OF Maine,
win take place in Trinity chapel where no has been
poyed for some time a. Que Of its minister's Tho mpos
ing ceremonies OF the occasion will DO participated In BY
Bishops Hopkins Potter Coke, Williams Payne Clark
son, Randall and other distinguished preates OF the
Episcopal Church The conservation OF DR. Nicely win
add another 70 the strength Of the High Church party
which has been much increased in power by the Ad
dons made during the last year or two TO the House Of
Bishopa
Cummings one Of the Commissioners OF the Board Of
Emigration has resigned his position and that the re-
signston has been accepted by Governor Fenton ri
LpoTURs III Jon B. GouaH.-A lecture was delivered
last evening In The Cooper Union, before crowded
disnce. by John B. Cough, on London After giving
. number Of statistics showing the magnitude Of that
vast metropolis. no gave humorous description Of the
stencil Of the Thames and the London fog Many other
pecuisriuss OF London and Its nhabitants.were des-
crbed % the constantly expressed amusement and APP
plause OF the audience. 0#N
BAPTIST SUNDAY S0HooL AssocAToS-The quarterly
meeting Of this association was held yesterday inter-
in the Frat Baptist church, Broome street. All
the schools Of this city and Brooklyn embraced In the
organization, were represented. The meeting was pre-.
sided by Mr.. G. Goodwin and aftor preliminary
religious exercises eloquent address the duties OF
Sabbath School teachers was delivered BY Rev. J. II.
Smith Another meeting Of the associaton was held IN
the evening. &
HINES OF THE Rev. Dr. TySG.-The Rev. DR.. Tying
has boon suffering during tho week from attack Of
fantness, which suddenly upon him while preach
Ing in his pulpit last Sunday He present gradually
improving, and enabled to sit up In bed but not sum-
GENTLY convalescent to receive visitors.
EXPLOSION AND FmE.-Abcut noon yesterday, as Mr..
VIM Fitch was compromising some chemical mixture in
the laboratory OF the drug store No ia Broadway the
compound exploded burning Mr. Fitch very severely
about the hands and face and setting Gre to the ROOM
The flames were extingushed after doing about 500
worth OF damage.
AcTuyxra Ac--Cathcrine Kavannah q domestic re-
siding at No 4ol A. slipped and fell upon the ice,
breaking her arm The OF Twenty street
and FRS. avenue.
John Galveston boy residing at No. 10 West street,
by four horse truck in Greenwich street.
between Garlic and Rector streets which broke hts
Margaret Madden, domestic residing at No. Is East
Broadway, fell anu sprancd her ancle.
Saiah CavanLagh domestic, residing IN Sixth street,
between Lewis street d. fell down flight OF
stairs and dislocatei her wrist.
All the above taken to the Bellevue Hospital.
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fUH5FEgs MUNKUk, JIM q, I5b7.
Tho telegraph has made terrible mistakes in the dos
atches from he,e relative to the Psaro del
sano contained in tho HERALD Of the 10th inst Tn
Gamer WIS from Havana bound TO New York. II was
,c brig Romance from Nasassa fer Baltimore. which
irsred all the damage ascrbcd TO the steamer, the
tier only leaking badly In consequence Of the heavy
The steamer Delaware nom charles,on on the ls,h
e. for New York and Norfolk, short Of coal, expo
|Fthesst, and put into hatteras inlet on sun.
~ during heavy eastcriy gallo accompanied by thun-
br and lightning. She left at the inlet the
|hooners John Tce for Philadelphia, ard the Oregon,
liz New York from Newborn, with naval stores; also
hoonor haiiing from Huntington Long Island Ia dis.
|csa She had lost her boat davits and her buiwarks
|ere stova Her mainsai had been blown away. She
ied In company from Newbern with the steamer James
Grocery, from New York.
The schooner J. s. Price, from Wilmington, and the
iele Trucsdell from Newbern for Philadelphia with
va stores, arrived at Norfolk for repairs rfr
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Jan. 2d-6 F. N.
AsHEs.-Receints, Al pkgs. No change OF Importance
CURED in the market few small sales werc effected at
previous prices
BREADsrUFrs-Reccips, 5asl bbls. flour $40 bags
meal 1896 bushels 0so do oats l60 do rye 1900
do malt The -four market dull and irregular, with
downward tendency. High and medium grades of Western
ruled fully 15c 2 lower while the grades of State
about &c. l0c. lower. Low grades quiet but
steady about yesterdays prices The sales only
5000 bills at the revised quotations appended For South
-four the demand also limited The sales were
fined 10 200 bbs Rye -four continued quiet and heavy
OF 200 bbls at Sc 50 So according qualty
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MESSAGE Of euylaxoR WELLS. of LOUISIANA.

Nav ORLEASs Jan "a, 1857.
Governor Wells has concluded his message to the
sxslature which meets tho Goth inst He approves
md favon the adoption Of the constitutional amend
aeu that Congress win reqcre the Southern
atss TO enfranchIse all citizens refers 10 the July riots
|enouncug the assault and the killing Of the couven.
|sts unwarrantcd and unprovoked massacre, 10
|ratify tho hatred felt by the police aud mob
gsiast the luyalis,s; reviews the financial con.
ition, urging increased taxation TO pay the
Obligations OF the State and Tor the maintenance Of Its
rodk He gives favorable report Of the progress OF
work the levoes and leaves II to the Legislature
prescribe system Of construction for the future. He
|eoommsnds tho universal education Of tho masses,
uggests division Of tho school fund also arpropria
for the estabIshment o. schools for freedmen adj
ooltes system OF internal improvements calls aten-
TO the carly completion OF the opeiousas Railway
exas, recommends appropriation 10 defray the
enses OF the Pms Exposition Commissioners, and adj
scs an address setting forth inducements for foreign
Immigration 10 this State.
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GAN OLD STORY REroLD.'


also contains Tho very Important and Interesting
European News received during the pass week BY the
Atlantic Cable and the Malta including special Cor
respcndcnce relative v The Fsnan stuatlou the Mex-
can Question, &c and the Opinions Of the Foreign Press
various subjects interesting to the American peoples
Our Special Washington Despatched giving al News Of
importance and interest tsanspng a. the National Capt.
ta together with report Of the Work Of Congress;
full account q che Progressing Trials Of the rsnian
Prisoners In CANADA and Fsniau movements elsewhere;
OBITUARY Notice Of the late Nathaniel Parker willis;
fall report Of The Crosby Open House Drxwing de.
tailed tabular statement Of the Wages Of Labor In
various parts Of the country; Tho Current News
Of the Week. embracing I'll interesting Political and Local
Events and the LAssss News from Mexico. the West In
dies South America The Pacific IA Varieties Our Nh
steal and Theatrical Rsvsw fcs The week; raosts; For
sgn Gossip Artistic, scentinc Mining Religious ana LIZ
srary Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics Of the day; Our Sporting Record giving
interesting facts connected with the recent great Ocean
Yacht Race, together with other sporting msstsn;
Our Agricultural Budget containing valuable ana
interesting reading for Farmers and Gardeners;
Reviews Of the Cattle Horse Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Markets. Financial and Commercial intelligence;
Marriages and DsAshs Advertisements and accounts al
oil important and interesting events Of the week.
Tmm. Single subscription, e1i Three copies, 0s
Five copies, 50, Tsn copies, elA Single scpisa Five
osnts each. limited number Of advsvtssmsnts To-
serted in The wsHy HnAtA
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npoaTNT DECISION OF the SUPREME covaT OF ALABAMA.

The State Not Destroyed BY Secessi0n-Con.
federdtc BendhOIdors Entitled TO Payment
Therefor BY the Ssates SC.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. "a, 1867.
fhs Supreme Court Of Alabama in . case on appeal
rom the IOwndes County Court has decided that the
Existence Of the State not destroyed BY secession
md the military and political events that followed;
hist tho government Of the State was de facio
.oyernm ,nt, though not in harmony with the
Jni.ed States constitution and government, and that
|sil acts under the authority Of such de tdcfo
before the surrender SO far ~ they were
tepepd upon the conformity OF the law TO the coustl
i0n o. the United States Guardians who have made
Investments In Confederate bonds and received Confed
|rae Treasury notes under authority Of the act Of the
legislature Of December 1891 in good faith entitled
10 credit on account thereof.
This decision in this case settles the question Of
liability where administrator received Confederate
treasury notes in payment Of debts due the estate.
EJhlef Justice Walker delivered the OPINION.
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the sas: sr inc sSsa Sa Win 5
Arercs. like. lsac, gold. in bond and $500 do sI
aa:. but higher rate. obtained Ig
sssss ~ r. ss? 1
De- 4
sa sss sssasa sss
MoLAssrs-Rcyond small sales 20 the trade heard Of
nsss s1s s New o.ss s;
s'sss
SLIPPING order Rosns !sm.Sea gaiss Sa, price: were
without SssSsd change noasn rho rsSsasa 70 a. At
g 81: isss' No ss's
i s y e, s:as and "a !: d IN s.s
sS:ssps: iSS7 SSi: peII; 80 a. sssf -
Jsss ain sSsSs a"
Tss Tor s ds.sr, s SS 81
81! 4. ri sisS i :.::
:s T. s;
asc aud wss'srn ssc Cut m saav r, S.a
.ss 'is' y si;
% .s. 10 Soss e @ E
sS AZ ri s.ls; .ses q s ~ "a
Ike IsSSa Butter and cheese steady al
our last Quotations.
Prr.oIFrx -Crude remained steady but quic, at &c.
with important transactions to report; bonded
scarcely as Arm. with bit little doing AZ 3 ssc for
whitc sales 100 bbs also 10 900 gallons white
prime light straw white q c and go DO . Tor
March nj ylc., buyers option.
RIcE-carolipa ives firm al I9c. lO5c, In view OF the
light supply. Eangoon was unchanged 1T ne slsc
BucAR was quiet, but prices Unchanged Sales 20
hhds. Porto Rico lg, and LIS boxes at lie. Refined
snSrsCoyer STEADY !. isfc; ls.Sc or Calcutta
lnsced 800 bags st. Louis sold mt 81 S. gold duty
paid, al which price the market ruled firm.
SrnAnINE was in moderate request and steady. Sales
S2OO lbs At i0c 10 also 1900 lbs grease yc I0
TALLow steady and rner with sales Of l75 GOO lbs
lie 1l&c.
and prccs sf nominal In the absence Of business
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TINE NEW safEcH-luAulxc MILES.

6rRINovTKLp Jan q, 1857.
About eighty day OF the new breech leaders are now
ing turned out Al the armory, and their number will
constantly increased ll IN February two hundred win
the daily production The working force 10 being in
ased, but only those are engaged who have been In
army or navy, or who have served long and faith.
M IN the Government workshops In this ctr,
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FUNERAL or n. 2. WILLIS.

BosroN, Jan. "a, 1857. y
The funeral services the remaas OF the late Ma
thanel p Willis took place this afternoon at ST. Paus'
church. fremont street. The spacious edifce was filled
with hGso who came TO pay last tribute to the memory
or the deceased, among whom wore many distinguished
in the world Of lettors
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

atiacstien ofthe Csnssitatisnal Amendments.
rSprAnArorIs, Jan. -, 1907.
The joint resolution ratifying the amendment 70 the
institution passed the House Of Representatives yes
day, having previously passed the Senate
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COLORADO LEGISLATURE.

A ST. I.ours, Jan. "a, 1866.
special to the Republican from st. Joseph says
act for preventing negroes and mulatoes from sitting
ares In Colorado passed veto by the Legisla
ture. Governor Cummings Ia route TO Washington
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81. LOUIS, Jan. n, 1897
9eaoral Palmer, Treasurer OF the Union Paclc Rail-
d received from the government yesterday 500 900
bonds, the amount duo on twenty-five mies OF rail-
I'D and telegraph line west Of Fort Riley, which has
ai been accepted By the commissioner.
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PRoupnrcs, r. l., Jan. ~ 1867.
captain 0oodspeed Of the schooner Dread which ar.
ed here to-day, saw on the 22d inst, or Deal island,
Iaware, light vessel painted reddish color, stand.
in, and supposed 70 was the Gross RIP lightshlp
ch has been missing since the gale Of December a.
M mot sfpca hazard from
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BILLIARD ruuaAAnsAr IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI Jan. "a, 1857
The billiard tournament which has been in progress In
Covington KY. the past week closed yesterday. The
prze-a thirty dollar cuo-was won BY Androw McFee.
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buyers bad the advantages the wheat market there
ing quite general desires 10 realize. while the demand
light The sales comprise 10000 bushels at 81 u for
No hc,go spring and So oe 50 10 for white Michigan
For corh the demand also limited and
downward tendency The Gales comprise $1,000 BUSHELS al
81 IS for mixcd Western afoa 81 Is generally de.
The safes Of oats wero and prices were no
State at &c &c. Ryewas inactive but steady. OF bar
ley 2c0O bushels changed hands, there being quite
demand. but at lower prices The sales include Canada
West bond At 40 DO free at s. 10 and tworowed State
CorroN.-Only moderate business contaminated
and the market ruled heavy. though without
quctable change The sales aggregated LOO bales We
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FIRE IN CINCINNATI.
CrNurSArr. Jan. -. I

CINCINNATI, jan ~, 1907
The chair factory Of Barrett Co, on John street.
partially destroyed by nre tbs morning. Loss
$50, 900; very little insurance The nre Is supposed to
have been tho work OF inccndiary.
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The RsYEEuE cuIIER M'CuLl.acA.

Nlw ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1887.
Tho revenue cutter McCuioch, hence to Havana for
scaled orders, supposed the Seward mission, ia
ordered to report TO tho Collector OF New York for
0rde
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The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal In the Ceumtry.
The WEEKLY HxRALD for the present week, now ready,
contains the very interesting story snhtled
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

CoacoRD, Jan. 81, 1861
Hon y. w. Harrington was nominated ut Manchester
o-day ~ the democratic Congressional candidate.
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SALE Of the Taor1He HORSE ETHAN ALLEN.

N ~ BosroN, Jan. a. 1857
The celebrated trotter Ethan Allen has been sold to
J. Simmons, Of New York. for $4,000
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S HIP PIN q NE w S !.
FORT or NEW YoaK, JANUARY "a. 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship Goa Sherman Pendleon. Mobie-Yonng
steamship Gen Barnes, Norton, savannah-Livinsston
s. steamship rsirsants Hunter wIlm,ssson.-J Hand
s.sa@sship Nerea n. searsc Bos,opyWP Clyde
ship Eliza IDr) sedssy. Liverpool via HoSils-Hsrbeck
sshr pomatilla Orb MADDEN, Cork Tor orders-J e.
A s,ss psis. Ds, Son
Schr VIM Sutton. Lee. York River, Va
steamship Denmark lBr, Thompson, Liverpool Jan .
and io Nth %dss and ~ passengers 70 the
Steamship Eagle Green Havana days. with md.s and
pi Steamship y p ssr,'sSa n Portland
81 DAYS. wS soS Grs IA
q spoke ss on 2S % and from ss Be-
rs as 3; s ss.. H been q %
Brig iSss nr:S.% kingston 81. - days. With log
ia g Ms%ss! ss . ~ s, s':sss y:
aTs u a S s. sss s sns :S. y
visions re having been dnysn % from the Delaware
p.d her WIN prov.ons ana water ana isoI % he pilot
!. SS S :sss ~ g, No.
Z :. ss LOS j. S :.ss s
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Steamship Margaret.
Marine Disasters.
6rxAnsHr MANHATTAN, for Havana and New Orleans.
leaving her pier Wednesday afternoon forced BY large
body OF Ice npon pier No whereby forward OF her
guard broken in and found impossible TO pro-
coed the voyage without repairs. which win take until
Saturday morning 10 complete.
sH osE.A SB sunk At staten Island, has been raised
with tbs aid Of the divers and steam pumps The vessel
win DO brought TO the city - soon ~ the Ice permits
Bme RrsoLuTr Miller from Savannah for BALTIMORE put
into Norfolk I'D inst being unable 70 get W Chesapeake
Bay Reports having laid Ten days in the lee, and lost beth
anchors
Sons Jonx Ln. Dunpsl frcn New Ycrk i1th inss FOR
baltimore with cargo Of copper ore arrived FORTRESS
Monroe ooh in: leaking badly and vas nssshsd inside o.
rienced heay NV gale o1 Chncossssus on NE l7h and
was completely clcgged with Toe.
scHs Unor, which sailed from Bsimers two wssts ago.
put into Norfolk afternoon Of nth Inst leaking very badly
having been cut through By the ice In the bay.
Sous J.rsy rawc, Smith from Nswssrn. NO, for Pal,
visions.
scun W DEWITT before reported sunk on Hyannis. win
land her cargo Of The wharf ~ soon oe VIII
allow. y
scmn MARY AItrsroz rascns from Baltimore ana rrovs
denoc Newport Jan r. experienced heavy weather; took
the gallo Of h OIL Barneeat and Friday boarded by
IA whob svsps boat frpn darA store xaer md ahAla
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for doi simmosA T;nSiS fss Do; Clara Bsilmos =
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