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REE: DIR. HICKS IN aREENYILLE.
The GxeenYllle Enterprise of the 2lst inst

The GxeenYllle Enterprise of the 21st inst.
says:
Rev. Dr.. w. ". H1oKs.-Thiss distinguished
munster has faYyred oar city Win VlSlt and
last Sunday preached, Ii nls very .Hquen'
cua1ed % the the Presbyterian Church. IN the
evening the Baptist. Both were filled With
deenly sttent ys listeners. He also attended
the Sunday School meeting of the Psesbyte-
rian Churc !, and the Meinooiss anu bsptisS; @
which ali united for the OCCASION at Tue 34ptlst
an % excellent one. AMI very appropriate. DR..
b. HICKS Usu is very gifted man indeed, and we are
no. no. M SURPRISED at the glelt I'm ression made by
his preaching upon tue CITY coogregasion. DIR.
Il .cis. lectures this sYening before the Literary
Cub IL the Courthouse.
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EEW CoURSE OF LECTURES. ss delivered at tf1e
New York Huseum Of Anato.a embracing the sub
jects bow to Live and What to Lave for YosAk,
Maturity and Ole Age Manheod generally review
ed the cause OF Indigestion Flatul-ncs and Nes-
vous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophi-
cally Considered. &c. These Lectures Will be fet.
warded On receipt Of four ssamps. BY addresstns
SECRETARY RALalaOBH MUSkUN OF ANATo.
Ny. no. "A West Bslunore-stfeat Baltimore. ~.
Apr2 10 nWf1yr
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i1yILLIS q CHISuLn.
FACToHs. CONFESSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS,

SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURoEAsE. SALE AMI
SHIPMENT ITO Foreign sna Oouestc Ports' Of
COTTON, RICE, LUMbRR AND NAVAL sTOHEr
ATLANTIC wgARF, Charleston. =. U.
e. WILL E............ ..........A. X. CHISOLD
October 2b
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LOOK HERE A MINUIE.-F YOU
want smooth, white and beautiful akin. resembling
alabaster. you should stop using poisonous toilet
powders and give MILK OF VIoLErs trial. The
effect Of its use. especially during hot weather. is
wond 'riully pleasing Sold by druggists and fancy
goods dealers. July 28
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"a CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is THIS DAY dischsrging cargo at Pier No. !. Union
Wharves. ALI goods not tsien away ct sunset Will
remain on the wharf at consgnees' risk
MoRDECAI 6 CO.,
1rlu oc A1enfa
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~ CONsIGNERs PER BRIG HAMPDEN
are hereby notified that she is This DAY dischargng
Cargo at Adqer's North Wharf All goods not called
for before sunset will be stored at their risk and
expense. No claims allowed after Goods leave the
wharf WILLIAM ROACH & co.
go.
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CONsIGNEEs' NOTICE-MER-
CHANTS LINE-Consignees per schooner hYRo.
WEB are hereby notified that she is TH1s DAY dis
charging cargo at Adger's Nor'h Wharf. All goods
not called for before sunset will be stored at their
risk and expense No claims allowed after goods
leave the wharf. WILLIAM ROACH CO.
Univ 0S
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TAXESi TAX S!-NOrICE Is
hereby given that the Treasurer Of Colleton County
will be ready to receive the STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES at the folio wing places:
Adams Run, July 26 and a.
Georges station, August and 6.
Green Pond Station, August 1S and 10.
Beeves' Station. South Carolina Railroad. August7.
Rdgevllle Station, South Carolina Railr0sd, Au.
gust4
summervile Station. South Carolina Railroad, Au.
gust 2 and 8.
WATERFORD, from the 9th to the oath Of July.
Yonges' Island, ist. Paul. July 2s, %, 81 and Au'
gust 16.
Jacksonboro'. July 80.
The Treasurer win be found at his oface In Wal
terboro TO receive Taxes on and after the above
named dates until August %. Afer that date an sd-
Gtion Of Twenty per Cent. will be charged on all
amounts Of Taxes unpaid bel Jre the 18th day Of oc
tober and after that date the Treasurer will proceed
to coect by distress or otherwise. AL real and per-
sonal property are charged With seven and-a-hlf
mills on the dollar for State, and three mills for
County Taxes.
Office County Treasurer, Walierboro', 8. c., Jr'"
s. 1859, JAMES ". GRACE,
July 2l 6 Treasurer.
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sSDUTCHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
Death to the Living! Long live the Killers Sold
by Dealers everywhere, limo june 20
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SpefidI aetiffs.

~ SOUTHERN BRANCH OF THE EoUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY, No. 1h
MEETINGS my absence from tue
city, my Office VIII be in charge Of Mr.. THOMAS
CROFT, who viii attend to al business connected
With the General Agency. WIN. b. SHAW
1r,, o. 60 General Agent.
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~ "FRRsH As A MAIDEN's BLgSH"-
Is the pure peachy Complexion which follows the
use of BAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. It is the
True Secret Of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in So
clety understand this.
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic coun.
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing
Redress. sunburn Tan, Frectles. Blotrhes and all
effects Of the Summer Sun disappear when 1t Is used,
and genial cultivated fesn expression is obtained.
whioh rivals the Bloom Of Youth. Beauty is poss,-
BILE to all who will invest seventynve cents at any
respectable store and insist getting the MAaNo-
LA BALM.
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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE aAaROR.
THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND CONs
~ FoBI ABLY appointed Yacht FLEANOR
Ahwil resu,ue ner tnps to hlatouc points in
I6ethe harbor and viii leave Governnen
Wharf daily at Ten A. n.
Ter Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG,
Decamber ls Captain, on board.
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%BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-THlS
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable. instanta-
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts REM
edies the III elects Of bad dyes invisorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
sold ly all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory No. - Bond.
street New York. lyr May 10
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~Go TO GEORGE LITTLE co. FOB
fne Silk Warp Alpaca sacks for IS.
July "a
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~ ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
sent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS.
sOCIATION. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nav % 3mos
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~THE NRATEsT. THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHRAPlsT.-THR NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14S EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock With q
nev and large assortment Of material Of the finest
quality and latest styles, IL prepared 10 execute at
the shortast notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING ef evesy description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere,
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Use nothing but Lyons Ksthairon to dress the
Hair. pIc mwflmo July %
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SHr 4Neua
~0s%fsssHs
ExcURs1oNsI EXCURSIONS,

ENCUKSIUNSI hACUNSIOSSI
THE FINE FAST SAILING Yacht
~ ELLA ANNA, the Champion OF the south :,
AN Is now ready and prepared % make regular
- trips, thus aIordIng aD oDportunits to O II
who NAV wish to visit points OF interest IN our besl
hful harbor.
For passage apply to the Captain ON U"ion whsr
June 2l
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HGo TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
One Drab D'Ete Sacks for g. G July "a
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MORERADICAL RASCALLTY.

Director and member OF Executive Commute
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FOB GEORGGTOWH,S. g.. G.
- THE STEAMER EMI IL. Captain
@Eas2HcSffE57S P. G. LEWIS, will receive freight
THIs DAY, at Commercial Wharf, and lesve 30
above, on TUESDAY, MORNING, the NGh To slant, 1T
O'Clock A II.
sHACKELFoRD KECLY,
July 26 No Boyce's Wharf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-01-28

We have received from o. NJ Tremaine
New York, the following new music
Il Is not your business why, ballad. music.
BY Augustus Gull | don't know how thew do
1t, but they do; word, BY Laura T.. and music
by Henry Tucker 1t viii not ~ ID tell. I'LL.
lad by Ii. 7. DlwAs, Published by d. NJ Ire
maine, 4sl Broadway \. York.
OCR Young Folks, fer February is receiv-
ed. We have so often commended this publi-
cation, that nothing more need be said, only
to announce Its issue. and or its being on sale
by the booksellers. Fields, Osgood &Co., Bos-
ton, $500 in advance
-Psterson's Ladies National Magazine for
February is received. II il i good number.
every way. in Illustration, and in its reading
matter. $500 per year. Chas. J Peterson
Phls., Pa.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.-ThIs valuable
publication for 1859, is published, Orders for
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Mr.. Savary arose aud remarked III at
that it was not his intention to participate
in the discussion inasmuch as he had tax
en- up SO much time at former meetings.
He thought that some of tie remarks of
the last speaker were discosraging in char
actsr.
He had been told that the constabulary
act was repealed for eKpediency. but that
he would throw expedency to the Wind
and let principle usurp her rightiul sway.
He thought thst State law sufficiently local
to do its work rightfully TO all. and that
be believed in State police to suppress
the wrongs of the community
Mr. Tenney though, that if petitions
should be presented to the Legislature the
preJent session for the reestablishment OF
the constabulary act, it would no: he en-
tertained by that body, that much less than
a msjority Of the State voted for its fnact.
men,, hence its unPcpularity'
Mr.. Emery said that he had been peas
ed with the arguments that had hcen ad
duced in favor of State Police. and i
State Police will only close up the rum
hops. for heavens cake let US have /,
Mr.. II. Joy made some good and tlmel
remarks.
On motion Of Mr.. Savary. DIR. Tenney
Mr.. Weed and Mr.. Stockbridge wer
appointed Nv the chair to solicit petitioner
for the roenactmrnt Of the State constahu
larv or State Police to enforce the erin
, inal laws OF the State,
Voted to adjourn.
, A. +. BuRSHAM. Sec'y.
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ably be made. The last revision was in
1857, and since that time the changes have
been such as TO render the exact condi-
ton Of the Statutes upon many points.
thing 10 be ascertaned not without con-
siderable labor.
The meeting Ct the state temperance
Convention during this week will be OF
considerable public interest The temper
ance men will, after consultation at thus
this convention agree on some changes
III tile laws rcgulstiu: the sale Of Liquors
as well a. TO secure the enforcement OF
prohibitory Legislation. Special Com
mittees on this subject have been already
appointed
The state Board of Agriculture are now
in session. and their meetings during he
week will he Of much interest. An cxhi-
bition Of Potatoes on i'ues lay, At their
rooms will be worthy i'll itself, aud many
new aud interesting facts regarding the
history. varieties. and best means OF cul-
ture Of this valuable vegetable will be
elected. Daring tho remainder MI the
week IN conn-xion with the sessions oftha
Board. the meetings of the state Agricul-
tural society viii he held. and lectures by
several leading Agriculturalists, Oh yari-
ou> topics will be delivered ID ih- after
| noon and evening OF each hay, ~ thr Hall
Of the House Of Representative. II j, I'M
derstood that the friends Of the State Az
ricultural College will present the claims
| of that Institution for an appropriation con
-iderably larger than LAST year. rhc
meeting of the Convention OF the Depart
meut of the Grand Army Of the Republic
| on Thursday, and Friday OF last week. wa,
a pleasant gathering OF INC soldiers who
still love 90 keep in memory the trials ant
danger, they have passed IN ta- service o
the Republic An election nj officers r.
suited III the selection Of The present Pop
ular Comm .udcr Gen. g. l.. Beal. for Sc:
vice III that capacity Auotheryenr Though
theft action N not public. IL 4. evident
from thu interest Of h. members, that III
organization continues Co b. successful a
IA objects and purposes Indicate that
ought. Ia my ncI,. hop- 10 able TO Civ
tie result "f the meeting 81 the Couvru
tion- Indicated above. aud the progress ,
LEGISLATION during tie wees.
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are often increased in value 10 the pur-
chaser. from 10 TO a 100 times; thus n
piece of goods worth Sill is increased to
So by the work put INTO it. and the patient
sewing women gets but mere pittance
OF 1915 CThere figures appeared in re-
port over | 900 persons are employed in
and about this building. This is A. L.
Stewart. up town commercial House. lie
has another on Broadway at The corner OF
Chambers Street near the City Hall Park.
which covers more than half an acre.
a. 4. Stewart is one OF the millionaires
Of New York City. man some so years
old. commencing trsde down town in
Irish Laccs brought from his native coun-
try. lie Is scholar, and man of some
property before he came to this country.
He il estimated to be worth now $4,000.
600 having. it is said, doubled his wealth
during the war.
| Here lives Augusta Belmont, Chairman
| OF the celebrated deiunct national Demo-
| cratic ,cmmittee. and the Agent OF the
Roschilds. repr sent.ng for that House
4 $3.50 O0O. 600 Of l.. :. Bonds. lie lives on
9Th Avenue. the aristocratic ihorou.hfare
Of residence OF the city, His house is ala
old brick unassuming substantial dwell
! ing. lie keeps a stud Of horses. and CON
troll, the Democrats, thus when he found
lie could not haze Chase for Candidate,
then Seymour was put upon the track.
knowing and intending that he would b,
beaten.
9TH Ave. commences at Washington
Park running parallel with all the other
Avenues. nearly north east crossin. Broad
way at a small angle at madison Park. it
front OF which. ON the west side OF the Ave
is the celebrated Fifth Ave. Hotel. Thi
building /, stories high built of Whit
marble and covers nearly an eatire square
( Here YOU pay So day aud you can b.
: hoisted and lowered up and down TO YOU
= room in car which is kept constantly run
ning-This Is the most ari-tocratic Hotc
: IN the city vet not altogether the best.
: Is too far ny town for busincs, men bcln
{ | some three miles from the Battery.
/ On this Ave. at the corner OF lith s.
: land | should say that mineral street
: run across the city i Dclmonico's. ia
{ grea, rpicurean cAterer-iis MAKE, III
] be-, dinners and supper- and H. tn
e best wines in the town. lou can order
Y lunch for $50. or $50. jus, according I
the length OF your purse. lie la, four ,
: i've Houses ia the city, wsll paironiLe'
2 one near City Hall Park and one iarth
down town.
4 On this Ave. lives stewart with most
8, the rich nabobs of the city. zee them
! their coaches. with lonimau and drlE
+, dressed in livery. apparently without (
e gard to expense ! ihiuk TIA; th~ n
r families ofthis city arc she most .Trug-
5: supercilious ta~dry- Of the Ggcc'AH Ben
a. ers that ever o. raced progressed ID
r. mainly. The ground i not good cn"u.
% for tl,em to walk upon. and actually ia,
u i, more of humanity in'tAc women ui {
re street than la most vi these Pmps Al
ID apes OF i.lshion-bui my shsci : lul!.
n MADDOX.
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! 70 t. the husband or brother, from
whom get the name and address Of the
lady's dressInskcr. It's little more
trouble 70 hunt up the latter party but
thea | always find the dressmaker ready
to give me all the Interesting details. In
this way are ali the interesting facts
relative 90 dress. are obtained by the indie
fatigahle Jenkins.
ENTERTAINMENT AT RECEPTIONS.
The bad fashionof furnishing complete
bar Of liquors at receipt an~ j. very rapid
" growing into disravor. aud more than
one half " those entertainments this Win
place nothing before their guests *
cept coffee, chocolate. tea. lemonad.. -tc.
SoArI>G THE MEMBERS.
The other day, on taking their respective
seats in the Capitol, the Senators and
Members found lying on their desks cake
OF highly pertumed aud deliberately orna-
menied soap. The circumstance created
! considerable amusement. for the time most
/ of the honorable members len tile anony-
\ nous giti On their desk. d. he apuropria-
4 M by the employees about tho building.
/ Mullens NJ Tennessee however. was not
I 70 bc cheated out Of ~, piece. which he
Z pockct-d with broad grin. AID she re-
marx. "rnat will b. first rate 10 shave
with" The secret OF TIT. litilc tran,ar-
I tim j. that company 81 soap mlnufac-
trrcr., d->irin. to - bill through Con
I urc~s removing The ia On kroyolitr oi
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Citizens Temperance Meeting.
j. 4. LAWRENCE.

The friends Of Temperance met on Mon.
day evening. Jan 25th. and the meeting
was called to order by Dea. Edwin Wood
and L. A. Emery, Esq. WAS called to the
chair.
Mr.. Emery stated that he understood
the object of this meeting to be a discu.
sion as to the propriety Of State Police.
Mr. L. Cole wished the chair 10 define
the late constabulary Law. which he did
much 10 the interest of all present.
Deacon Wood was the first speaker.
thought the censtabulary law ought not
u have been repealed. that it was truly
dishearteaing to the real friends of the
Temperance cause that if it could have been
continued six months longer. in his opin-
ion the sale Of intoxicating liquors would
have been suppressed; that the law or con-
stabulary act was not repealed from prin-
ciple but for partizan purposes.
Mr.. Cole was the next speaker and
said that il was not his intention to become
irritated if Others did not agree With bin
in the sentiments which he advocated
That the unhallowed howl which came up
against the constabulary act emenated al
most entirely from the lovers of the intox
icating bowl. that all true friends of TEN
peranee OF all parties wished to see rdm-
chops closed. never to be opened again. |
shat politicians through love for office sac
rifce principle 10 attain it. that better
and more thorough education was essen
tial among our young men for tie propa-
Eatien OF temperance. J
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New YORK. JANUARY. e3d. 1869.


DEAR AMERIcAN:-I left of at Cooper
Institute aud so will follow in the same
track TO A. +. Stewart great Commercial
Emporium situated on 10th Street. cover
ing mean ~ an entire square. between Broad
way and the Bowe-y. the area nearly 9
acres. This building is constructed entire
OF stone. brick. iron and glass. seven
stories high. two below the Street. the
stories are very high and the building
beng so much higher than the surround
ing ones, and painted white. shows Of to
admiration. Here goods are sold lin the
street foor.) by retail. counters running
throughout the whole floor. divided into
sections. and each section has its salesman
The upper stories are used for manufacture
ing. so that you can have any piece of
goods made into any desirable garment,
most of the work is done ia the building.
but solI.e times goods are given out 10 make
up: OF where there is very nice wrought
work required. the party makes il at home.
often in garnet or cellar.
Goods that are worth but few dollars
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W A>nlNGToN. -. g.. }
January 18th. l>G9. J
rng CArrfoL THIS WINTER.

As was anticipated. the Winter oflsgs-9
in Washington prove, 70 be an unns ally
gay and brilliant season. The city papers
devote column or 20 almost daily to ac-
counts OF The various receptions, tile cos
TUNES worn on the occasion: III" catibles
and drihkable-; The manner Ia which the
host and hostes. received their sIe-t- and
spicy variety OF personal matter, such
Is = genuine "JenAin. delights in and
such y only jenkins " can write
An "AUDAcICus bohemian.
How do you ascertain the character
and cost Of 4 lAdy's dress At these recep-
tons. that you are able to publish the ls-
tails with such apparent accuracy" |
asked of one OF the most "distngulsAel -"
of these fellows the other day.
Easily enough, replied he. apparent
ly gratitied Al the opportunity of EXPLAIN
Ing the n'odas operandi. and exhibiting his
efficiency as a reporter. -! attend these
receipt rs. you know. and circulate with
the crowd. Pretty soon | discover al ele-
gautly dressed lady; | "go . for her at
once; get All iniroduction.-Iye black
SHIT for the occasion that makes half
presentabIe-nake few remarks about
the weather. brillialcy OF the affair, etc,
and end up By saying by lhe way. Mrs.
Secretary. know you will excuse me. but
heard 4 great many to- ight admire the
elegance of your attire, might repeetful-
iy inquire the material OF which your beau.
tiful dressis oomposedf' Wnh the most
OF the ladies this inquiry, coupled as it il
with ii conn iInient, il received without
offence and answered by the party intsrro-
gated. VIII, reads la the next mornings
paper a correct account OF her trappings.
they take offence at the ques-
ton and-i n.es; with a rebuff, but it
do to give il up SO, you know, and
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

The ghost of a dead printer j. said 10
haunt newspaper office in San francisco.
That little GOODNESS between Butler and
fitzpatrick has become ! Chill business.
Henry Clay's son Theodore is an inmate
of the lunetic asylum at Lexington, XIV.
ten. Cole Ia, made up with hi. wife.
and thinks his insanity won't come on again.
The fraud COMMITTEES in New York have
concluded their labors and returned 10 Wash
ingtOn.
Two servants (Colored) of the French
minister at Washington have lately died Of
poison.
a Philadeiphian advertised for clerk,
the other day, and before evening he had AS
applications.
-"Cutting of coupon from marriage
bond is the ornamental synonyme for having
a baby.
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Extract from letter received from ,,etru
Carinan' Of brig { Z Kelley, of Portland. whi,
tessel saiitd rom MalanzAs Nov 10 10 II.
co. Jan sth =" la fourteen days from Ma.ar
zas, was ~ - fsthoms water. Cape Panlopet
bearing y " by \, distant 30 miles. From tha.
tune words are inadequate to give YOU an de
OF me severity Of The weather. 1t was teri. HE.
crotsed and recrossed the Gulf Stream tHr,.
times. | hung on the coast till had not d
single sail left; my running rigging all g0a..
standing rigging stranded and badly chaI-l
fore topgallantmast gone, foretopmAst spruu-
main boom gone in the jaws: bulkeead aui
forward house started, also after house-in fa-t
she was complete wreck. Ny men all gave
up and said they could do no more, all being
more or less frozen One fellow was frozen &c