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MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.

With the July number commences new vol.
ume Of the MAGAZINES. Now Is the time TO
subscribe We will take subscriptions for any
of them, and recommend the following, viz:
The Eclectic Magazine o foreign literature, s5;
The New Eclectic, 81; The Sunday at Home,
(English) So; The Sunday Magazine, tEnglishl
Words for the Young, (Engiishj Sc so; Lippin-
colts Magazine, "a; Southern Quarterly Re-
view, SIS; Appletou's Journal, 81; Every Sat
urday, SIS; The Family Treasury OF Sunday
Young Children, 81 SO; Galaxy, 81; Frank Les.
lies Ladies' Magazine, SO so; Demorest La
dies Book, So; Godey's Lady's Book, So; Pc:
lerson's Magazine, So; Harper's Bazaar, (weeH'
lyl 81
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IT q S T R JEW E D,
CARBOLATE OF LIME. the best Dlsinfectant
and destroyer OF Rats, Mice Bugs, Coclroaches,
DC. small quantity placed where they frequent
will at once disperae them.
Pendleton's Panacea, or Vegetable Pain Ex-
tractor.
the most reliable In use.
Also, o fresh supply OF SEAL OLEUM, the great
remedy for Rheumatism.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
DR.. q. BAER,
may3o No. 131 Meeting street.
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Mem 1pnbllfatln,ls.
'EOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.

SCHOOL PENS. We are Offering to teachers an
excellent and cheap Steel Pen. They are
manufactured expressly for us. Inquire for
Fogartie's School Pen.
We are selling good Note and Letter Papers and
Envelopes, at very low prices.
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THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

N1HE GkEAI IhhMAN hEHHDlEo'
Professor LOUIS wUNDRAM'S BLOOD PURI.
FYING AND PURGATIVE HERBS I'm Pills or
Powders) for the cure OF all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and Imper-
feet digestion.
Also, the following Medicines by the same PRO
fessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick, Germany9
GGUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tincture.
Epieptic Remedy.
Toothache Drops
Herb Tea ror Dyspepsia and Nervousness)
Rheumatic Herb Tea.
Gout Tincture.
Eye Water
Wundwasser 1.-THE German "Painklller.)
For sale by DR.. b. BAER,
may3o No. 131 Meeting street.
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pHYs1c1ANs, PLEASE NOTICE.

DHYSICIANs, PLEASE NOTICE.
Direct Importation
GENUINE AND PURE MEDICINES.
loDIDE POTASSIUM, Calvert's Carbolid Acid
CItric Acid, Herring's Wine Of Colchicum
Pure Rhubarb
Herring's Citrate Iron and Quinine
Precipitated Chalk
Price's Glycerine
J. Coils Browns Chlorodyle
German Chloral Hydrate. G. ]. LUHN,
Apothecary and Chemist.
Southeast Corner King and John Streets
nay2s-thstu5mos Charleston, 8. Q.
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KS SAL JON.

RANKS S LOON.
FRANK HOWARD, late Of the Pavilion Hose-
and more recently Of the Mills House, has opened
FRANKS SALOON,
a. No. 14s MEETING STREET, directly opposite
the Board Of Trade Rooms.
ALES, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Of the best
quality, will be served, AMI Lunch daily from IL
till O'Clock.
apr1 auo FRANK HOWARD,
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Shirts ann turn,sblms %oobs.

6birts anb tnrnlsb,ng Sooos.
r
q C o T T $
is THE PLACE
TO GET YOUR
SPRING AND SUMMER OUTFITS
IN FURNISHING GOODS.
THE FAMOUS STAR SHIRTS,
GRAYS PATENT MOULDED COLLARS.
SOLE AGENCY FOR
THE NEW SPIRAL SEAM DRAWERS,
THE PATENT CHAMPION BRACE,
(suspenders and Shoulder Braces combined.l
SIGN OF THE STAR SHIRT,
MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE MARKET.
jsn17 6nosD&c
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Groreries. kiqnnrs. &r.

II LEN, THE FRUITERER, No. 339
IN King street, has returned from Germany
without the Sparrows, but fine assortment OF
FRUIT he brought along, such as Lemons, Lines,
Oranges, {very sweet,l Bananas, Tamarinds,
Dates, Green Ginger, Cocoanuts, Fresh Canary
Seed and Mocking Bird Food. July7-l*
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OREGON SALMON.

Just received, Choice Fresh OREGON SALMON,
In l and 2 ID. cans.
Choice Picked Salmon, In barrels.
The above Is recommended to be very suPe
rlor article at low price.
COOPERATIVE GROCERY,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
iun23
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6eaItb anu Reereaticn.
WTILLIAM STON SPRINGS

The large and commodlous Hote! at this delight.
full watering place has been thoroughly repaired.
and ftted up with new Furniture, under the super.
intendence OF JOHN A: MAYS, and win be opened
on the Goth July, for the accommodation OF visit
ors. No pains or expense will be spared in pro-
vldlng for the comfort and enjoyment OF guests.
With the advantage OF superior Hotel IN q
healthy and beautiful country, added TO Ihe cura'
tive properties Of the water, and the pleasant
ness or this delightful village, we believe that the
invalid or pleasureseeker can find no place OF tue
kind hereabouts where the time Will be spent
more proftably or agreeably.
The rooms are large and airy, and are so ar
ranged as to furnish many cQnveniences, es-
pecially TO families who do not wish to be sep
arated.
Tne table will be always furnished with the
best the country and cities can AFFORD, and, In
their culinary department, they would say that
they have secured the services OF those who can
not rai to please even the most iastidtous.
Complete facilities are likewise afforded Tor
amusement; In word, the proprietor aatters
himself that he has left nothing undone that
might afford pleasure and comfort to his guests;
A few good horses and buggies will be lound
constantly on hand for the accommodation OF
visitors.
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Wis & MILL E RS

FLAW YORING Ex ACT s =.
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ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, A RUG
GLES'S Rotary Card and Blllhead PRESS,
AZ by Inches inside Of Chase. The press Is IN
perfect working order. and Is capable OF being
worked at the rate OF 1000 impressions per hour.
Is sold Co make room for larger one. Price 500
cash. Apply at THE NEWS Job Office. mays
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Nor Observation-Disclosures. ar,,
NEWS FFHB DAP.

GrsrnaI M. C. BUTLER, OF EDasFIELp.
sftfl I'll ~ III it fet. isJtl 20 "a
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DERMAEENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
Boarders can be pleasantly accommodated
at the northeast corner Of Wentworth and Glebe
streets. jun21-tnths12*
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Boarding..

boarding. BOARD
ID can be obtained at No. 228 South Broad
street, Philadelphia, Pa. This House Is kept by
Southern lady, who will'see that every attention
is paid to the comfort OF her guests.
jun30-thstu6
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Eost ara Eonnh

T OST, A GOLD SEAL RING, WITH
| Masonic Setting. The finder Will be suita-
DIV rewarded IL left az the Uptown News Depot,
in King opposite Ann street. July7-lf
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Meetinss.

r AFAYETTE ARTILLERY CHARITA-
IL BILE ASSOCIATION.-The regular Monthly
Meeting OF the above Association will be held
THIS tThursday) EVENING, at O'Clock, at Mason
ic Hail. full and punctual attendance Is re-
uuested, rs business OF importance Will be trans
acted BY order OF the President.
JAS. D. WHITE,
July7 Secretary.
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DOARDWANTED ON SULLIvAN'S ISL
ID AND.-A gentleman desires Board in Pri.
vate Family or otherwise. Address OCEAN. at
DAILY NEWS office, stating terms. &c. may30
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CULLIvANS ISLAND.-TO RENT, A
y new House on Front Beach. Apply 20 Ord
nance Sergeant 0'BRlEN, or TO No. a. Hayne
street. Jun4
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Uanis.

WANTS CT ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
at the rate OF Is cents for twenty words or less,
each insertion, Il paid In advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-06

DThe army worm has made its appearance
m Catant and Craven counties, n. G.
SJudge winans says he declines re-noml-
nation because he "can not afford" to 90 to
Congress.
~A harmless crazy woman in Jennings
County, Indiana, has 4 sim gular fancy Tor gam
ders OF which she keeps some seventy or eighty.
~The postage ON letters TO Germany is in
creased TO ten cents. That on newspapers Is in
creased from three 70 four cents.
ga correspondent OF the Springfield Repub-
hcan proneunces Long Branch the wickedest
place IN the United States.
s0A peat mill is in full blast near Calmar
Station, Iowa. II condenses fifty tons of peat
Per day, the price for buyers being II per ton.
o<On a recent Sunday morning LADY living
in the vicinity of Bea's Springs, Tennessee, be-
came alarmed at kissing noise near her bed,
ana arose in great alarm. Search was made,
when rattlesnake was found and killed which
possessed eight rsttles and button.
e&An artist of an iliustrated paper called
upon Superintendent -Iourdau and requested
Nathan. The Superintendent informed the
gentleman he would be happy te aecOmO Odate
him, but az present IL was not in his power to
do 70.
o0R. Shelton Mackenzie in his life Of Dick
ems, now nearly ready, win endeavor to estab-
llsh that. as he says In a letter 10 a friend IN
New \ ork, "there never was sich person As
Charles Dickens" Mr.. Mackenzie saws tie
real name of the distinguished author was
Charles John Houghmandichie.
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IPUBLIC-NO. l37.
AN ACT for the relief of emption settlers in the


Dc " enacted By the Senate and House Of RepTeSta
tottsS OF hs URtted States Of America Congress
aS.3paokd, That settlers upon the public domain
~Iihln tne limits of the State Of Nebraska, who,
prior TO the first day of January, eighteen hundred
and seventy, had filed their declaratory statements
under the pre- emption laws for tracts offered
limits OF any withdrawal for railroad grauts, whers
such lands were at date of filing, Aforesaid, sub
VINO, through erroneous belief that by such with
dtawa the lands so settled upon and claimed became
nav Ialled to make the proof and payment required
y law wthln one year from the date of alleged set
Element. sail be, and are hereby, allowed and au-
thorized TO make such proof and payment within
year from the passage Of this act, II oon showing
ull O. liiance with all other of the pre-
emption laws: PTor,ded, That settlements were
upon the even. numbered sections, and do not in
clude cases declared to be invalid by the Commits
sioDer Of the General Land Office.
Approved, July Z, $50.
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shall have given. or shall hereafter y,xe the eon-
zen, s oi such State 10 the purchase BY the United
1919 oI any national cemetery mentioned In the
a.. ehutled " An act 10 establish and protect
nl sonal csmeteriss,' approved February twenty
c.ha, eighteen hundred and sixty seven, the juris
ucuon and power of legislation of the United states
such cemetery shall in all courts and places be
eH % pe the same as IS granted by section eight,
one, OF the Constitution Of the United States
ana ann All the provisions Of said act of February
n1i second eighteen hundred and sixty seven,
ensIl &c applicable to the same.
,ohS.I Ana Be II further enacted. That il shall be
.hs uuty OF the Secretary Of War TO cause copies
tIs present act to be sent to the governors Of al
sucn states, wherein any Of such national GENE
eles may be situated, 10 the end that the legisla
lures OF such States may give the consent herein
menfioned. IApproved, July !, $50.
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STATE ELECTIONS
The Result In North Carolina and
Tennessee.
NORTH CAROLINA


TEE DEMOCRATS CLAIM TIE LEGTsLArURF.
RICHMOND, Aug. 5.-A despatch from Raleigh
says that the conservatives have carried the
North Carolina Legislature. It-alsO SAYS that
Judge Brooks, of the | nited States CoaTt, will
issue writ OF hdbeds corpus for the CaSwell
prisoners.
The conservatives have gained a Congress
man in Rockingham y. c. district.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS REPoRTED.
WILMINGTON, August 5.-Ihe returns receiv-
ed to-day from the eastern ani central pOrtiOus
OF the State indicate the election OF four con-
seryative Cengressmen, from the third, fourth
sixth, and seventh districts. with the ifth dis
uict in doubt. The conservatives gain in nearly
every county heard from leaving but little doubt
OF majority in the Legislature on joint ballot
j. ne returns already in show that the conserva-
ives have gained twenty-five members Of the
legislature, with more than half the counties
YET TO be heard from. 4 gain OF thirty-siN meul-
oers VIII give the conservative majority on ioint
oaliot In the third congressional district Dack-
cry loses In every county heard from. In New
Hanoyer he loses nearly ,Gc0 on the former vote
fhat county certainly elects one conservative
senator and one conservative representative.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, August 5-The election here
yesterday passed of very quietly. The con-
seryative ticket for the Supreme Bench was
undoubtedly elected. The interest was concen-
uated in the choice of Chancellor, for which
there were three candidates. The result is not
known. knox county gives a radical majority.
MEMPHIS, August 5.-The judicial election
yesterday passed OH quietly. The result il
doubtful, both parties claimi nc the victory.
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N~oFFlCE SECRETARY BOARD or
WsSHTNETON. ID e Auzu-f lE-n

The F0LLOwING Is A LIST OF NUIsANCES
DECLARED BY THE BOARD or HEALrH
Dead earcasses, dead IA, or otisl of fish, heaps u
oyster shells,
Offas from butchers stalls and slaughter houses
stagnant or still water in ponds marshes sewers OF
cellar, areas vauts.
Foul stables, foul houses or COW pens. ana
foul pryiee foul premises. fO9l alleys aud gufters
foul slaughter houses, and places where hogs are
kept within the city limits.
Decaying Vegetables and fruits OF every descrip-
tlon all animal substances whether entire or thpse
portions thereof not used as food, which may be
thrown out.
All ashes, rubbish. shavings. or refuse substances
OF any trade, occupation business which NAV b,.
pre,udicial 10 public health.
Filth, soap suds in POOLS drainage from dye-houses
or soap factories-
city.
Horses and other animals going AZ large with glaa-
ders. farcy, or otner contagious diseases
Houses or buildings. or portions thereof in a state
OF dilapidaton decay. insecurely con bsfruct.d
endaneering the lives and prOPsrty Of those in the
vicinity.
All school houses, places Of amusement, or halls
cient in ventilation, that do possess cient
The removal BY scsvengers OF night soil not prop
ly deodOrized. D. NJ. sTRlNGFIELD, N. D..
Secretary Board of Health.
NOTlCE.-An persons in any manner creating or
continuing any OF the nuisances declared by the
Board Of Health hereby notified 20 forthwith
cease the same CO their removal.
". n sTRIN9FIELD, ID,
an 3-eON Secretary Board of Health.
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THE MITRAILLEUsE-A correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing from Metz, speaks
as follows OF the mitrailleuse, of whose effect
recent dispatches from Paris have mentioned
in such glowing terms: "As we returned te
Metz we passed battery OF the much tai Q d of
mitrailleuses coming in from the station. They
had each tarpaulin over them, but il was plain
to any one who had ever seen a mitrailieuse
what they were. Besides the care taken to
prevent any one from coming near them was
sufhcient to show that they were not common
six-pounder field pieces. 1t is hardly necessary
to tell your readers that the tremendous secret
about these weapons Is no secret at ell, there
being drawings Of the French weapons in every
arsenal in Europe. 1t is besides well known
that the French government has adopted q very
inferior model to that chosen by the Belgian,
Prussia and British governments. The Prus-
slams, too, have a model Of their own which is
superior TO the French. All artillery officers
are unanimous in declaring that mitrailleuses
will only be able to be used i'm peculiar places
and circumstances-in the breach of a fort, in
q narrow denle, or in street-hghting. Ii is
doubtless for this latter purpose that the French
government thinks they may want their present
large stock. The range OF the mitrailleuse
being far inferior to that of the lightest feld-
pieces, they would at once be silenced in the
ield.'
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Hoes Az SNAKE ExTERNISAroRs-Afa farmer
living on the west side OF the river, in walking
about his place, discovered nest of rattlesnakes
in an old log about which several large pieces
OF rock lay scattered Our friend had heard
that hogs were death Oh snakes of all sorts and
not caring to attack the nest himself, lie thought
he would try the experiment and see q fight.
He drove several hogs in the vicinity of the nest
and watched the result The hogs soon seemed
to scent the varmints and commenced roofing
eagerly abeut the spot. In an instant half a
dozen OF the vicious serpents emerged from their
hiding places to attack the intruders who mani
tested jealous disposition to 20 in.
A snake would rear himself to the height of
the back Of a hog, shake his rattles, and plunge
hie fangs into the animal with ightning-like
celerity, and then dart away, pursued BY the
grunter, who dexterously received the sting
upon the feshy part OF the law. Time and
again this would be repeated, until the hog got
his fore-foot upon the snake, when he would
deliberately rip Mr.. Snake in twain, and then
devour him. This slaughter continued until an
the snakes were disposed Of, when the hogs
grunted contentedly, and without any signs of
being disturbed, waddled on in search Of other
provender. The eyewitness to this singular
contest, which was not without its exciting
features, declares himself convinced that pic
is impervious to the poisonous bite of any Kind
OF serpent-Co Columbus, Ohio, Nescs.
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AN ACr 20 amend an act entitled IAN act to estab-
llsh police court for the District Of Columbia,
ard for other purposes approved June seven
teen eighteen hundred and seventy.
be H enacted BY the Senate and Horse Of RcpTssenf
0Hres Of the United States Of America Congress
Jted, That act entitled An act to establish
Police court for the District of Columbia and for
ether purposes, approved June seventeen, eighteen
huLdrod and seventy, be, and the same is hereby
&meEded 81 that the sad police court may be organ
zed ard the first thereof held any day after the
Judge Of said court shall have been commissioned and
qualified. IApproved, J uly 7, lST0.
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IPrnITc-Nn l0r

y ACT amendatory Of An act to protect the rights
OF actual settlers upon the public lands of the {
ted states" approved July y ISIS, and for other
purposes.
h. Il erac'.d ty ths Senate and Honss Of Represent
cfrrtS Of e United States Of America 10 Congress
GSSentted, That the act entitled AN act TO protect
tue rights of actual settlers upon the public land.
ihe United States, approved July twenty seven,
eighteen hundred and sixty eight be, aud the ne
- hereby. amended by ado ing thereto the following
pr rviso, viz: Per- ided That all such agricultural
C. ege scrip shall be received from actual settlers
payment OF pre-emption claims In the same manner
ard to the same extent as Is now authorized by law
IN cess OF military bounty land warrants. Atj pro
r,d.f further. That all locations OF such scrip made
within thirty days after the date OF approve 1 said
act of Juty twenty seven, els hteen hundred and
sixty eight. il otherwise in conformity with law, are
hereby fegaliZed and made valid.
ApproYed. July I. ls1O.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The mutllsted bank notes burned during the
week ending to-day amounted 90 ssts asa
making the total amount burned % date s2S. :
666,SSs The hank currency issued for bills
DESTROYED was S1sS .2s5. making the total amount
issued therefor 81. ~, ,Iso. and leaving q bal
ance Of SAB ,i6S due tor mutilated notes The
bank circulation outstanding az this date is
s2o9. .4S7 .ei9.
The amount OF securities held by the Treas
uror OF the United States IN trust for national
banks reported TODAY were ~ follows For cir
culstpg notes, $50. .OIs $50, Tor deposits of pub
lie moneys, sid, ,.65 SIC; total. SS5S ,3Sf $50.
TIE amount of fractional currency received
by the Treasurer Of the United States from the
printing diy.sio during the week was S76s so;
during the same period there was forssrded D
different parts Of the country Al 5ee.59i in no: q
and S5i3,it in fractional currency.
The amount Of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was SIS. 600.
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An ACT to rehnquish the interest Of the United
states in certain lands TO the city and county OF
sah francisco. -

IPT BLIC-NO. IL u
An ACT to rehnquish the interest Of the United
states in certain lands TO the city and county OF
sah francisco.
atres OF thF Un,i,d States Of AneTioa IN C6aETsss
aSbsf, That all the right and title of the United
county Of San Francisco in the State Of California
known as the Point San Jose military reservation,
to the said city and county It's for the
and purposes follows: First 20 maintain all
o y % a. ss ss sond ss Ana
then in trust to grant and convey the remainder Of
date Of the passage Of this act in the actual bona ie
possession th-re~f by themselves their tenants,
sessed by them or who if they have not such posses
sion deprived thereof by the United States mil
itary authorities when they went into the occupancy
o. laid military alton: de pryed there
sion may be recovered b. legal process. Third. To
for the and benefit Of said city there being ex
cepted from this reln9nishment and grant ali that
ys,ion, and which is bounded and described as
follows, viz: commencing at . point in the mean
low water shore line Of the bay or entrance to the
Point San Jose where the is intersected by the
westerly line Of Van Ness avenue; running thence
avenue TO its intersection with the northern line of
Bay street. thence westerly along the north side of
Bay street to its intersection with the eastern line Of
LaRuna street: thence northernly along the said
stern Tine OF Lag str eet 20 the westerly shore
and .euihery direction, fooWing the snid ss6rs
line ard including the entire front between
Las street and Van Ness avenue, to the point
SIC 2 ind b Il fufheT saaeted, That nothing in
this act contained shall interfere with or prejudice
valid advers right or claim. il such exist, to
spain Mexico. or the United States, or preclude an
Size s. And BE- I JS1iSeT enacied, That all laws
and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of
pcaSle 70 the lands herein above relinGni.hed and
granted. iApproyed, July l,lo'O.
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Ship Burned at Sea.

Boston, Ang. 6.-The ship Levanter, Captain
burrows, from London for Boston. with a gem
eral cargo of merchandise, was DESTROYED by
hre on July 26th, near Grand Banks After
three DAYS of unsuccessful efforts 70 subdue the
flames all hands left the vessel in bsats and
were subsequently picked up by q fishing schoon-
er and Handed at Narblehead YESTERDAY. The
vessel and cargo are a total loss. The Levsnter
measured 722 tons. was built at Newcastle Ne
IN 1852, and was owned by 4. h. Smith, Of Bos-
ton.