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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-05-01

The QUEEN OF ALL SEWING MACHINES
In speaking Of the merits of the Wilson shut
tie sewing machine, it is sufficient for US to
say that we think the invention of this ma
chine marks one OF the most important eras
In the history of this country; and when we
consider the influence it has upon the social
well-being of the masses, it is difficult to con-
ceive Of an invention of more Importance. 1t
has beautiful, noiseless movement; it makes
the genuine lock stitch" alike on both sides,
and does to perfection all kinds of plain and
fine sewing; it needs no commentator; its
rapid sales, the increasing demand, and the
many fatteri. g testimonials from those who
have used it are sufficient proof of its merits
The want of a sewing machine is deeply felt
in every household, and as the Wilson shuttle
sewing machine, on account OF its extreme
simplicity and less cost of manufacture, is
sold at much lower price than IL other first
class machines, it is meeting with the extern
sive patronage it SO justly deserves. Ma
chimes will be delivered at any railroad station
In this county, free of transportation charges,
IL ordered through the company's branch
house at 1877 State street, Chicago. They
send An elegant catalogue and chrome circular
free on application. This company want a
few more good agents.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-05-01

TIE Ella STIC TRUSS
AND SUPPORTER IL
| now supcrseding all
others, being adopted
everywhere by the lead
ing physicians, surgeons,
druGcists,armyan and navy,
hospitals, gymnasIumA
etc, etc.
The success and univcr-
sal salts faction they Iayo
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
The B0lenheim Failure.

For ten DAYS past it has been
whispered in the Community that the
well-known dry goods house OF IL.
Bodenheim & Co, was largely in
yolved and likely to close doors any
day. Mr.. Henry Bodcnheim the
senior member of the firm, started at
once for New York, with the hope OF
effec,ing compromise with the cred
;,ors or securing an extension OF the
notes falling due, but on Saturday II
became evident nothing OF the KIND
could be accomplished and then a
unanic sale" commenced to merchants
and others which continued again
yesterday morning until the house
was closed bv attachment, through
,Snrire Loewenburg. The house was
regarded as one of the most suos'an
,ial in the city, carried very large
and fine stock of goods. and enJoye'
, unlimited confidence. OF the TACT
, and details connected with the suS
. nrnsion we have not been informed
: Ian, certain it is, the closing OF III
h,n.c und.r the attending circun
.,,nc,, l. a severe blow TO the cr"d
- If NicS,hurg merchants IN the inF-
:, rites where all the purchases al
II mad, -Ticksbary HERALD, 2T'h.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
pour Nurderers ANA Thieves
Surprised by Two Men ana
Killed Beside their
Victims.

The Hot Springs Democrat, oil " t"-
nc,,lav. learns by rumor, gcneraiiy
accredited. that a horrible murder was
committed last "Wednesday night IN
the vicinity Of Ceuter Point, whlch
in poin, Of atrocity has ~ parallel IN
the annals of crime in Arkansas. IN
less. perhaps, the murder OF the h'cn-
ardson family at Rock Creek III
Pulaski county may furnish H. peer,
4 man living in Howard county ao'i
his farm and stock las, fall WIN
view Of removing TO Texas, and re-
coivinr the money a few days since,
was ali prepared for his contemplate"
;a,rnor On Wednesday last he was
Al 4 ncighbOr's house, some lew 'n''e'
owov from home. when, night over
toLi1r lin. his neighbor induced MN
.,nn over until morning; but dur
ing the night the man who MAS away
, from his family could not rest iceI'hs
pre,en,iment that sonr'hih2 was
a,,ipg wrong at home, 50 be got up
nd -,or:ed a man from Texas, VINO
"ra. heavily armed and stopping al
i ,hn .ome house. accompanying hun,
Tpon approaching his house Iisn'
vas discovered. when the gentleman
r.narkcd to his Texas friend 'ha'
there certainly was somcthlhg wrong
=. his wife was not accustomed Il
-, being up SO late at night. Inc!
" aIirhted, and creeping steaiIhiiy It
The house. discovered four men sItlln;
hv \ bright fire counting money. n
If horrible suspicion Of murder ana ron
a. berry flashed upon the minds OF ID
ry partics watching the money-countcr'
re "a ,ta,ioning themselves, one at eac
ey door they commenced an attack upo
the strange inmates, which rceulte
FL in -laughtcring the entire paTty-l
Of Texan killing three and the other ma
Of one Entering they discovered u
y dead bodies of the mans wife al
f., two little children, while scattcr'
& about the room torches Were place
nP ready to ignite, for the purpose
the firing the building to conceal |
crime
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

Nay D,y-We make our appearance 'h's
,,,.-,,;,,., ON the 4r,t day Of the last month OF
.rripr. the day which has been SUM- anu
c.,,rd from time immemorial, as tie Ol'
o., gavcst and pTe,,i"st Of the year; the Ut
thinning, If the season wien we are wont 10
,rrow otT the harness Of daily tUii. an" an
h,,-;,,.s. restraint. anl wander out into the
l.u,L. or the dark, greer, old forest, io'tcr
beneath It's cool shades, gather wild I0"c's'
listen To the sweet notes OF lts ieaihere" song
stars and finally be hushel to sleep by the
Low. buyz and hum Of the insect world rs
II moves about among the flowers, gathering
nectar from their deep recesses; the Teoou""
from Rebound, frozen slu"gishness mo d
ney warmth and life of body and splrI'
when the blood begins 10 course through "''
{ veins with a fuller and quicker moron an'
e all our powers and passions spHnH mo h'N
EC. and activity and love bounds Forth iron
II the heart of the young to meet It's kindred
n spiri, AMI revel in a new Eden OF bliss. II
d BEGIN ming of the season OF plcnicsr piea>uf
n excursions aud fish fries the time for crown
r me-. decorating and doing homage TO the rel
re r.s.n,atives of the queen of flowers. In lac
IL i, is time for pleasant, innocent and J"yo'
recreation and general thanksgiving to Il
nm great aud good Giver Of all these b'a"n
,ur and pleasures.
in DO y II say, che old boy is growing sen
- u.n,aly" Well, what if We arc< May u
,e comes bat once a year, and we would" q
.rv a fr for the soul that does not feel any o!
H.. influences of It's li-ht, and warmth and bea'
ou, nor any Of the IMPULSES OF su;h sent men''
,s;. ~. of i1yoas thankfu'ne-s.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

EowyLL X Cu.suAx. -. Louis, No. are
our authorized Agents 10 contract ior ""N'i
Using for the BEACON.
: NJ. PErrrxGLL X Co. 81 Park IL"
-, Ea,L.n,n street. New York, are our
au,horizcn agents tor y. \.
Wrvyn. TAYLOR & Co. Newspaper Al
verti,uc Agents, l3I W. b''''in'"1
B,I,inorr. Md. ar" our au'hnI'|'" "-''''' ~
coa-rac, for advertising IN the BEACON
NJ. ; Hubbard. Of Nick,'nr9,l a"'Hof'
;<,J IN transact business IA that ti'! i"' '"l
we" " #
BE ACON.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
Price hist

4, the New Branch House Of Mann'e
Never x Co. ON DcSiard street. Monroe:
S3.inch. heavy. brown domestic only 'c.
33.iurh Sea Island Brown Domestic, only
sc. TN,
36inch heavy Brown Domestic only 'oc'
9c -, -, Island Brown Domestic, only
Zoe.
yarl wide, sof, finished, b!eached Domestic.
only pc. n-,;.
VAUDEVILLE, soft-fini~hed, hisac:.cd Domes
-. from the Lousdale Company, only ~
cents yard.
81 iuth Mattress TckinSs. only 10 cents.
The hands ms, ,t..k e >rh= tn"'7 "
ilt. eats. oily il cut, Il y''i. -"
Remnants # calico. from ward 70 J.
v,ri,. ~ r,niu,ur pr,r-,. AZ Maur'rs My
&C. u,u u..n... llou.c on y, >lafI siict'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

To THE Masonic FRArEnNrTH'- ne w Gun
,, ,l..,rv.t,c lie IN this vicinity conicin-
plate Organizing Chapter at tins pace an.
are DESTROYS Of procuring the names "' al
,na Chapter Masons and other bre'hTe" 'i
rs,.I,boring Lodges who will cooperate VIZ"
,bem: and we hope the brethren q Dem
and Oak Ridge especially will take h'ey
m,cre,, in the matter. The location = Il '''!
rIfribe one, the Lodge j. !" prosperous
condition, with the command ct large
amour, If COOL material. and owns the house
- which i, meet, all Of which would give
the Chapter superior advantages. You are
earnestly requested to correspond "'. '"e SUI
,rc, with DR.. u. r. PETIT, W.: NJ Il.
NrGuire : No 300, Rayv!l.e.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

WEATHER AND Ua-Eg lie wea,Aef n1-
Teen delightful. lis ~r,s - ali WHO Zee. a"
nrrrc,, ia a-.l.a ...-. aaa horticultural. '!rf- '
a,ion.: a l.t..r 60. .: ..m..-> aa' 1-''~.
bu, warm eDnrsn through The .."y 70 's.an"
vegetation grow ns"rc rapidly than Il hal
during any previous wrrA ".- ~rrH2. aH'
We presume PLANTER ant .aborrrs have taken
adv,urar. Of ,his fine weather to push their
crop. forward |, j. too early 70 venture any
prea.cr.ou. a. 10 c.op prospects with any de-
gree Of certainty.
All can now rcjoice tina, the water l. >uo~l-
dtng ami will soon have passed oil and cry
land a. pear were there - now WIDE waste
Cd, yy,,,.r Ihe water. which had been lbout
on stand for lwo or three days, commenced
falling Oh WeGucs sy night The N!s'.s>ilIi
ana all H. tribu;arie, are falling. The signal
service officers expressed some apprchension'
la., Tucsiav that the recent sncw storms I"
N. North would cause another swell, but W'
h,,,.. rl.ir appr,nen-iOus will net be realized
Indeed, We see no cause Of alarm III Ia" lac
Of this snowfall, Tor we DO not THINK III
quantity sufficient To affect the rlver ma'efia'
~. Those who have hal any portions
their farm, submerged can now prepare VIZ
perfect confidence tor putting their see"
the ground. There !, plenty Of time yet
make good cotton crop, on the o'e'l'o"'
.psr.. Bat few have been hu!' by me h'T
/ ,,..,-.r ;p III. IarI-n
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
Spring Clothing.

All the popular shades OF
Gents BASKET Mohair SUITS,
Gents fine Bati,ie Suits,
Gents Twilight Cass SUITS,
Gents Grey Chevior SUITS.
Fine Basket Goats and Vests.
Black Diagonal Reception C"ats'
Handsome Fancy Cas-. Suits,
Full line of Boys Chihin@,
GEO. c KRESS X CO.
apl2 i.-2t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

y,cy,. F,op,L GUIDE No 2 for 1870 l. on
our table. aud compares iaVofdoiy VIZ" F
yiuus numbers Of rnIs valuable n','c
tor Of florist, aud hurticUlt"u>is' IL a'so Con-
tain, much useful Information on "'he' SUI
i.cr.. besides large number oi h"rNl mus
,,,,,uus Sent free TO customers or ~ Ce'''S
per annum to subscribers. We thinN. i"'
!, .h.d nv James Nirs, Rochester, n l.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

The attention of buyers is called to the
,.,y House of Maurice Meyer x Go. IN mon
roe. Every article is iirs, class, ho"ah' ir" N,
manufacturers AMI importers; and buyers III
save money by purchasing from Maurice
Never & Co on DeSiard street. Zh.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

J",.,l Ii-irs yncr for St'tS L'.'' D'
,,p,,n,. 4. $40 II d r" gre l"'' ''''
Ggr r.s g.i. tl," &C ''Fy" "'
s5u,
y, .x.,a charge viii be- mad" i'F me
Bible Dictionary when delivered ii '"' l'"'''
cation ,l,i-c
Wucn delivered thr""-" we man - -
. extra Will b. '"''7'.' w. Wv
l"a,'-' .,.., ,,.,lr ~. CHARGED for boz
Ih'rE 60 .,rj,... from ! 10 u
ln- III s'''''''- " = II, ,o .,p br,,,; ~
books ~ '''.> = cent, for all
cents from ~
orders l'r "I~' '',. ,..,.-, -, .,,,, charge, for
For les VA" '''"
O"Au'- Ill :, r,,,inr arrange
w haFes ~. ''.''' '...,,,,,-.. +, carry
mcn'- WIN inc ,,n The exprc,-
oar doom, AZ ,,,'I =, the. ,oiut Of delivery.
CHARGES "'' ~ .,r..a
In se"'''- pr far = year. and the
For one cop: % Wv r L.,;ycr,.d Al our
binr h''",''! $500
Once ~ an ,.,. lv mail. in all 80
= FOR me SILT. :" h,. mail in all ; -
o Tor TWO '"i.''' 'y..r,.s - N. paid at
For uiee GU ~ al ll5G
the POINT O.! "S"'''! =. ,rh,vilr
For four copies 80 cents 'N''' u 20
~ =, "a l-,r Ia or moro the total charge for
F. clubs OF I'"' "'''. .,,,,,,,, 10 bu, a
boxing amt 'Ni''e9'"5e 49,
few cents "n"". ill.,, .oo,,i ,i,n the
\ sunday s'h''' t'''.','' m, vii
same u'''''' WV ~.,, .Ju ,,,tis less
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

Parties RENTING amounts 10 Us or
ted 10 send bill of exchange on 'ne
Bank, or check on their nearest ''a'H'
much safer. more convenient an" ,ess
siye than 10 send by registered package
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
Turkey Red.

Table Dama>k. > yards wide' at I'VE new
Branch House of Maurice Meyer y Co., o"'s
81 cent, yard.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
Remnants.

4 cart load of Cali Remnants /" NV
Rr,nob House OF Maurice Meyer x Co, on
pcSiart street.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

All linen Huck Towels, only ~ cents ~
ne new anch House at Maurice meyer
Co ON De>iard street. VI nnrIe ail- W.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

Ncw Irish Linen Lawns Just opened az
H., ,,.,, Ranch House Of Maurice Meyer
4 Co, on DeSiarl street.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

New Irish Linen Lawns just opened al w
naw Branch House of Maurice Meyer q 10
:, n..;,ri street. Nonre. ap!i-2m
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

Gov. TlLl-n p"rr-r- I" save 'n W"
Ma ,a>ray-r- - hast ; - q. :" 'N" '",
m,aIly NV tue canal ,ciurm that's I"'''
dviuuNrdry.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

S,,rs Brllp.NG.-Ouy TWO have per,
-. -, ,nyy. tudus the present season q
",'' , ,r,,.r an they. n,c Mr.. Tootir- cot
"'-" wa ,.,.,,,.,,al ,hau useful. for they
,,,, ,,, 80 .oan I've ,ct, high and day. They were
WILL, ~a' Nv Net,r.. Lynch aud Se'vy, one Tor
" P Nana nam and he o,1'l 'I l,,,
Hudson. and would d" cfedh 10 '' ~, It,.
carpenter: are a, um as racers. ne Tl'. =. -,
water ju,, Ugh, and move a. sf''''"'' "
Juck in InuI-ILoaic.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
DSvyTxNG OFFICE for Sale

N c,,,,rl.;e outfit cor country newspaper
a,i..r,rJ for sale 10y the undt r>I@hen
upon the most liberal terms The c na'r5la'
~ ,l,, used in printing tue Delhi chro""'f'
c,,.i.,iu, of a press AMI fixtures large IN
no.iuu stone, seven bras -tI-ys. L'r '"I'''
no.lnr sticks. a large qta"i'y &" l'.n'''''
a ,hrec.casc font of small Pica' "'" "''.,
one case fonr rf hour-e"is, one ease ioh' =,
- ,,,;.,,,,,, ,,ilt lrilic. one iosi at Srea,
,,r;,,.r \ twclve case cabinet ct inry anu
,;,i,, lo,,cr Of the latest styles and an new
,aro,,, o,,,,.r cases of display aud i'h'! -"
type; malIr,, .h""in4-s''rk' 1"",r' c an" ~
far, everything requisite i'F " a"'a CONN., ~,
! office. Specimens ct paper p''',''' T., ,.',,
material forwarded "n app''a''"h' II '''
IAN hu,,nrs, call ou ar address.
'"'''" '''=''' TUO,. }. MANGiliM,
c,,.c Ray,i.ir. La.
B.-Exr',an-r- will c"ni~r i'''r ~
,,o,ir;u., ,bi, OFF, or copying Advertisements
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
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Cl.r1m,p, S"oIgrS~hoo' Trnr"'f<
,..L.rgrx. aH Fricpd, nt tie 6''l',
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Patrons OF HnS.,anhry.-hAl

and fourth Thursday in each month, at !
o'clock. \. L.
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Tcn,ucraucc.-I.F. T..

'.I.lrII ~. %. lurc'- On Inc >ttUNF dI'I'
;,nr,h Tuesday ui-h', OF each month.
u. ID. C.-RAYyILLE CorNc!L No. IL,
rolI, IT. regular meetings On TIE s''""'
y.r,...Eav- If each month
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I,tr:, Er>s ssC"i.

TU,IF.aAEiLL> LN"KaN>Ll f'''
| famr t., FL ,-...x.z
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS communicating. o'
, r. Nlctiutrr Loi-r No. -1! the -ud " e"-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
Atmore's Mince Meat.

N 5lh llih. Islb aud 31io b''Ae''' an. r"'
lin quantities TO suit purchasers 1t
HE'' Nh LAMXIN S EI'LE> TON
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-05-01
LAST CALL!

All those indebted to me Will please call
nay their Indebtedness. or MAKE e'"'o o.
rai,aemenr, f,r intend TO bring '''',' III NV
Di-Ir,r,, Pariah or Ma-is;ra'es, n1nr's, n
Dl7''''' DR. PETIT, VI. ID.
Ravv;Ile. La. March -, 1879 III.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
THE PEABODY HOME.

An art reception was given yesterday afternoon
and evening at the residence Of Mrs. Eliza Create
rex, No los West Twenty third street. Tor the benefit
Of the Peabody Home which takes in pennless worthy
old women and Is free and unscctarian Tickets for the
exhibition we're sold at 81 each, and during the after
and evening about 300 persons visited the house
The principal attractions old New York curoscs
portraits and costumes formerly belonging TO Nine.
Jumel, A9ron Burr and the Morris and Morton families
Among the number a court dress worn by
the mother Of Aaron Burr; another court
dress worn by Nine Jumel portrait of
George Washington painted by Archibald Robertson; !;
painting Of st. Paus church. wood taken from the
old chance set Of blue china from the Cary Ludlow
House on the Battery; an old bed curtain from the
same mansion and tapestry worked by the Empress
Josephine Several other objects OF curiosity and
vertu interesting to old New Workers exhbi.
on, well number OF pen and ink cravings Illus
trating Mrs Greatorex's book Of "Old New York
During the evening the proceedings we're somewhat
enivened by impromptu concert, in which Nine.
Ragozia Nine Dcspard, Mr.. 6. L. Despard, Miss Pfeil
and others took part
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
THE FALSE AND TIE TRUE"

The lecture delivered last evening in the Cooper In.
stitute by Victoria G. Woodruff, entitled ''The False
and the True = IS a lecture she has delivered in this
city before This fact, however, The nclement
state Of the weather did not prevent quite large
Der OF persons from going hear t. nearly every
IN the hall being occupied by eight o'clock The audience
was rather mixed one, men largely predominating.
II quarter past eight o'clock before the lecturess
put in appearances; but before she did large black
cat with great dignity Of stride and rather abashed
look came upon the stage and began minutey 10 In
spcct al umbrella and hood that lay upon a char prob
ably TO see 4 they were orthodox i is quite possible
that or the youngsters IN the assembage
imagined the cat was 'Vicn ~ new
disguise, for they greeted pussy" with hearty
applause, which drove her in terrible fright OF the
stage and brought the ecturess herself the 'front.'
Mrs woodruff neatly dressed black, and a
rose in her hair and her bosom. She took her text
from the Bible, "Know ye not that We tho temple
of God and that the spirit oil God dweeth M you II
any man dehc the temple OF God him shall God de-
gtroy &C IL is needless 70 state that she did not mince
words during her discourse She argued TO show that
society rotten the core aud dragged 10 very
extraordinary statistics to prove that Legislators, SEN
atOrs, representatives. and above ALL high church Dig
ntares responsible for much Of The immortality
of the day Her sweeping charges Of general MINOR.
aty were a gross libel upon the yirtuous wives and
mothers Of the land, for, Il what she alleges we're
rra IN true the pure women arc mere nOncntty com.
pared with the impure some OF her statements
this score were simply Infamous However, when
noope generally sock for information as 70 the extent
of virtue ia American families II Is not likely they wall
look TO Mrs. Woodruff as guide, so what
She pretended TO give facts did not
take anyone by surprise Alter rafting over the
Well worn track about the mock nodesty u mothers
who 10 instruct their children the way Mrs Wood
hgi believes would be the most pleasing 70 God and
beneficial to the coming generations she plunged INTO
the subject or the best method 70 make up.
families spoke In the same breath about breeding OF
animals 50 that the breed would be perfect and the
conception of human beings and then made an ciabor-
ate defence OF herself, declaring that what she meant
by free i0vep the love that God implanted IA our
hearts and not license 10 dele the temple Of God.
Here and there there geam Of common sense and
undenable fact about some Of her assertions but N
the na IN the lecture nothing more than general
assertion unsupported by anything stronger than gem
cfa guppositiou. Tho attempt Mrs. woodruff made at
Tie close Of the lecture when She coupled her namo
with the Of Cyrus w. Field Theodore Parker and
william Lloyd Garrison, who had 'an idea 10 advance
or the MOB and 6heB she pictured herself N prison
n communion With spirta from another world, may
have been successful with of the audience but
tg not nrohAbe
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

John NIB which ashore last night AZ Scataris and
taken into Lngan has been totally wrecked Lockpor
Ms. Crew saved
BRIG ROMANCE Craig at Baltimore from Navassa Dec o.
repors:-Dec 10 passed schooner having In Of
the lighters lost from Sept during the terrible
hurricane There were vessels az the Island The prn.
1900 Of uano which had been dug and ready for
shipment
Scum MARY BAYIIEs went ashore Battery Point Black
Rock, c. Friday night last with her Tudder and
in her side She bound for New York. with
~ empty barrels Mcssrs Nelson and Chas Wakeley, OF
Stratord are her
scHR ALRUNA, Cardenas from 81 John. NB. had a
rough passage, and man, whose name Is not men
toned was washed overheard The mainopmast WAS shiy
cred By lightning.
scHR MARIETTA rLroN, from Boston. passed Newcastle.
Del sh inst with loss OF Ji6boom and head gear, having
been in collision.
sLooP WESTERLY which ashore Scotch Cap Reef
BTanord Friday night and abandoned by the crew.
subsequently ashore Stratord Light Parties
The soop cost $500.
report is current the schr Traveller Cap, Chas
Hodges lost recently in the Gulf o. Mexico with
All board The Traveller from New Orleans for Vera
Cruz.
RvKS sAILING-The British brigs Saxon Captain Smith,
and the Tycoon Captain Chadey both sailed from Demo
arrived At Damons wharf, Chaestown, Mass within half
hour Of the time.
HALIFAX Dec 2a-schr @ W Moore at North Sydney
from Boone Bay NF. reports that she passed through %
miles OF held ice.
Brig westaway (Br,, before reported ashore Lin
gan has been got on and taken to North Sydney.
Sydney harbor. CAPE Breton, frozen over to-day
MILBRpGR Dec 27-Schr Itaska of Cherryheld, missing
since the gale Of the lst inst had Of five each
having family The only hope remaining that the
lost that foreign bound vessel them o
that the schr Ncanor ashore Seaconnet Point has
90 pieces They stripped her of sails spars,
chains anchors &c and brought them this port.
The will return to her and remainder OF her avail
effects