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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

Next Wednesday, vigil of the Feast OF All
Saints, is q day of fast and abstinence.
Thursday, Feast of All Saints, is Holiday
of Obligation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

At the present time the Democrats oontrol
tweuty.three of the thirty-eiEht States IN the
Union.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

Read list of low prices of splendid ,..,t s,t
goods at Levy Brothers. 5s5 and ss7 AAgSE'0'
in their card on fifth page.
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Rev. J. H. MoManus, of vieksburg, was II
this city last week.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

From July 1st to September 3oth the receipts
of our State Treasury amounted to $3.50. 494 %.
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In his recent examination before Commit
tee of the New York City Council, Tweed
stated that at no time in his life was he worth
more than So 100000. At the present time he
swears that he is not worth $1,000. In a state
ment of payments made by him since the Fall
of 1871, the following items occur:
Paid to A. ]. Garvey, for frescoing Fifth avenue
house, II .SeO
Expenses of my entire family in Europe in 1872
(about IS 500 OF which was with Bowles Bros.
at the time of their failurel- O,eGO
and early in is7a as per checks Sbout...... GOO
and Tsf3. y. ..... $50, 900
Pa d for came 1915 IS 10000
Pa expense and expenditures in connection
with escape from Ludlow street. and in Cuba on MN
P'ld Spain OS,OOS
Paid after Novem ber 1871, nd during he years
1872, 1873, ls74 and 1875 for legal prlnun G ex-
peuses 10 the various trials detectives, stem
Ographers and travelling expenses, and in
counsel fees to the following gentlemen;
Davd Dudley Field. William Fullerton, A. ].
VAnderpoel, Augustus L. Bro Hn, John Z.
Burrill, w. o. Bartlett, Willard BARTLETT,
William Edossein, George Z. Comstock, John
Ganson Elihu Root Z. K. Bacon, John Rey-
nolds Field Deyo, E. W. StOuRhGon, John
! GrAhAm and others throughout the State-. 10000
AS usual, tho lawyers got the lions share
Tweed robbed the people, and then the lawyer
heeoed Tweed.
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oALxnpAR OF THE wKKK.

E1T ORLEANS, SUNDAY ooToBER as 1871.
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.,..nv,.r,an GENE, al Assembly.

CHICAGO, Msy 1.-THE Presbyterian
General Assembly met at ll:l6 o'clock
this morning in Barwell Hall and was
called to order by Rev. DR.. d. J.
Vardyke, of Brooklyn, Moderator OF the
last general assembly, who opened the
session with prayer. Rev. u. 5. Mar
ouis d. D., of Baltimore, and Laid Law,
Of Detroit, conducted the operlng ex-
ercisas, following which DR.. Vandyke
preached the annual sermon. AT
i o'clock the Assembly adjourned TIL
2:3O P. NJ, when a permanent orsanizs-
tion will be effected. The delegates
have nearly all arrived and about 2Uo
people were present at the preliminary
exercises.
NEw ORLEANS, May 1.-THE General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church OF
the South, convened in the First Pres
byterian church, with 8 representation
from every State in the South. The
Convention was opened with prayer by
Rev DIR. Smith, of Virginia, and there
after the Assembly joined IN singing a
psalm. The reading of portion OF the
scriptures wss followed by Convention
sermon, delivered by Rev. Mr.. Smith, oil
Virginia In addition TO the delegates
MANY visitors were in attendance, includ'
Ing q large number of ladies.
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Observation-Disclosures

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Eae,.
ing Board met to day and elected ) \
Kennedy, President OF the State N.,os.
bank, fiscal agent, and adop;e. sreo..
ton, among Others, declining bis tgu,
to DO to provide the means uertsny :
protect the credit of the Sls,e Antr
case OF deficit IN past, present or fl,gr
collections To meet the entire u.
tercst accrued and 10 ,N'.,
on the funded and ungs.t
bonds ard warrants converted sHii.k
converted iato consolidated bJni,sgai
dofalcatlun or decay from and iHc...-I
coupons Of interest due Janu.'y !, H."
To aud including January !, l,'' "a
the claims and warrants srcsiy l'iS
and those which may heres..@' V
funded, snd for that purpose 10 ,IywS
whatever money may be seeded, wees.
ever rcqlred by the board.
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Man Who Wanted y Puff.

Mr.. Al. Marks, of Beaver, Pa, paid
us visit yesterday. His object IN thus
honoring US was, in his own words, 81
want a first.class puff" We couldn't
see wherein he was deserving OF the siore-
mentioned consideration, except on the
ground that "he Lad strained his back in
lifting mortgage" piece of Informs
ton which he communicated during the
course of his chat. If there is any one
thing more than another that would
be apt to strain mans back, and
his mind too, for that matter, it
would be in lifting mortgage, partlcu-
larry if 1t be q heavy one. Therefore,
if Mr., Marks needs anything especially
from us, 1t would be by our coincidence
for his affection, instead OF "putf." The
former he is welcome to, if it is OF any
use to him.
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Postal
Commission will start on the 24th inst,
to complete their Investigations IN the
) uthern States. Postmaster General
Key intends accompanying them.
The special agent who seized torty
thousand logs stolen from government
timber land IN the south western part OF
Louisiana, SAWS that there Is only one
deputy marsha. and keeper TO guard tle
property. Large RATS are moved NJ
night to be towed down the river for
Shipment. The commissioner otthe land
office will give the matter prompt atteh-
ton.
The Attorney Gen eral decides that 1t
IS lawfdl Tor the Secret4ry of War to IN
struct psymasters of the army to endorse
ugon officers, vouchers for pay the words:
"rhe within account is believed TO be
correct, and would be paid by me II 1
had public funds available for that pur-
pose
The Acknowledgement has received n
letter from U. 5. Marshal Smythe, OF
Georgia, empEaticslly denying the state
ments OF the published report made by
Colonel Williams to the Governor oil
Georgia, to the effect that deputy mar
shals have arrested and prosecuted large
numbers OF innocent men, insulted
women, destroyed private property
not subject to seizure under the revenue
laws, and inaugurated general reign OF
terror by various illegal and oppressive
proceedings. He says that there has
been no reign OF terror inaugurated
sgainSt any one except illicit distlIlers'
aud that about eight hundred OF them
pleaded guilty at the March term OF
court Marshal Smythe demands tull
investigation.
\ telegram from Collector RIves at
LynchbIrg, giving an account oil the
shooting OF U. s. officers in discharge OF
their duties, created a profound sensation
at the Internal Revenue office, ard the
subject will be discussed at the Rext cabl-
net meeting, with q view u the employ
ment of troops to assist the revenue
authorities.
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Frank Walters Opening.

The opening q: Frank Walters last
night was success. Much artistic taste
was displayed in the arrangement of the
grounds, which were brilliantly lighted
up for the occasion. During the after.
noon and evening, not less than five
hundred persons visited this new resort,
and al night large number of the city
people focked to see the grand new de.
parture, and er JOY the music of Vsss' City
band. During the evening many wan.
dered of in squads OF eight or ten, and
while they partook OF the abundant sup
ply of Nail City beer, sang convivisl
songs adapted to the occasion. This
resort WILDE kept open during the
summer, and will afford place Of &C.
tertsinment for the convivisl spirits of
our city.
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The Plymouth 1t N.vo,

~, new ORLEANS May l7-c.
Nichols and staff visited the povsns
to-day, A salute Of seventeen !n0uss
ffred, dags displayed and the n, s.1' IN
monies by msn-of.ws. xe,s ~. sa esn.
visitors. Gov. NichOll. sI p,.s esa'
Capt Barrett the hope .h., the ps Isd q
would remain here until Altar :; mouth
next the time appointed Tor thu -aay
ball and reception rendered hv, s'aad
zens to the officers of the Uni;.t tu e CIT.
army and navy stationed Al hi, o.'s
1t may be stated that there a.. poH
regrets on the part the citizen. =. .sA
on the part OF the officers OF ,he pIr,ena
that the order for the depsrtu,s ~ .V ~
urdsy morning OF that sn,p tr,r 'S'
will prevent participation By ,ba .S s''
officers in the reunion on the 3rI Tp'
promises to be the m, :, brlIl,,, 'as
of the soclal season and viii hs "'A
full and hospltsble evidence y $40, y
fraternsl feelings oetweea the MAJ, re
this section and the represented " y
the FEDERAL government ="
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet inch and falling,
The Market Boy leaves for MaIamoras
at 1890 A. NJ. to-day.
The Tempest departed yesterday for
Matamoras.
The Express, from Pittsburgh to Par
kersburg, passed down last night.
The Emma Graham, for Cincinnati,
passed down yesterday.
The Exchange passed up yesterday for
Pittsburgh. She left Cincinnati with the
following load: Three hundred tons, her
principal items being $50 tons OF pig
ron, 60 halt barrels molssses, 60 barr els
oil, 500 boxes soap, 200 packages iurnl-
ture, 10 hoghesds sugar, 80 tons car
wheels. She had 1000 sacks corn and
100 bales straw above. George Hughes
and w. "A. Hall are her pilots.
The Science is to-day's regular Par
kershurs packet.
Tho Hudson is due up to-day trom
Cincinnati.
Capt. w. 5. Evans, we understand, is
thinking seriously OF building large
stern-w wheeler Tor the Pittsburgh and St.
LOUIS trade. Iii certain that if Capt.
+. starts in he will build good one, as
he is one of those who do not believe in
half doing things.
The Express and the towboat Ben
Woods had Il lively little race last Sun
day morning. Just before they came up
opposite town, they ran too close to-
gether and became locked They passed
this place neck and neck, as it were,
until the bar above town was reached,
when the Express showed the Woods
over to the Ohio shore, and taking the
channel, left her In the rear. The
W Gods, took fresh start, and passed
the Express at the upper end of the
Island. Hancock independent.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May l7.-Rivor 3 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and warm.
CAIRO, May l7.-No arrival or de.
psr,ures. River 33 feet and rising.
Weather fair; mercury "A deg.
ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Arrived-Gold
en- Eagle, Keokuk Departcd-Stsn
nard, New Orleans; Eagle, keokuk, St.
Genevleve, Vicksburg. River has risen
8 inches. Weather cloudy and hot, 10
rain to-day.
CINCISNATI, May l9.-River Is feet
inches and falling. We,ther warm
and partly cloudy. Arrived Courier.
Wheeling; Baum, Memphis; Robert
Mitchell. New Orleans. Departed
Laura Davis, st. Louis.
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Base Ball Notes.

Hagan, pitcher of the Standards, re-
turned home from Allegheny, yesterday.
Wilxinson's hand is nearly well, and
he will play right field tomorrow in the
Stsndsrd-Ls Belle game.
In consequence OF the Live Oaks miss
ing the train at Girsrd, Pa, yesterday,
there will be no game at the Standard
grounds to-day. This will prevent the
Standards from adding u victory to their
score.
Tomorrow afternoon the Standards
plsy the old Lsbelle nine, which is COM
posed OF the following members, who
will play in the positions named: Car
ncy, pitcher; Sol Woodward, catcher;
Kit Carson, first base; 10 Robinson, sec.
ond base; JAS. Travis, third base; John
son, short stop; Frazier, left field; Lu-
kens, centre field; Hlle, right field.
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TO ALL. PARTICULARLY
INVALIDS,

Spring Is a trying season; indications aao5 2. Q;
Sickness should ct once be attendeo 10
Fatal diseases may be caused BY allowing
he bowels to become oonstipated ana NONE me
ystem TO remain In q disordered conal-
ion. until the disorder has time TO develop
itself An oun g Of prevention Is worth
pound OF cure, Is an old and truthful say.
ing. Therefore, We advice all whe are
troubled with the complaints now very
Observation-Disclosures, indigestion, dlsoro-
cred liver, want of appetite, nausea OF
teverish skin, to take, without delay,
Scheuck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy SO harmless and decisive In lts
elton. It at once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces q healthy tons
to the system. People never need suneI
rom any disease arising from q disordered
ondition of the liver If they would JAKE
hts excellent medicine when they Ieei
he first indications OF the malay. Faml-
les leaving home for the summer montns
should take three or four boxes OF these
pills with them. They have an almost
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the patient of headache In one or Two
hour and will rapidly cleans the nver
of surrounding bile, and will ehectualiy
prevent a bilious attack. They are SOLO
by all druggists
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Having a BcneactsI Result.

Night before last the question dis
cusseo by the Wsverly Literary Society
was, That Marriages are Beneficial"
and the gentleman in the affirmative
succeeded in gaining decision in their
favor. This decision has had very
decided effect on prominent member
of the society, and Madame Grurdv now
SAWS that he is about to test the truth of
the matter in practical way. In short
he is to be married on Tuesday next At
the Fourth street NJ. Z. church, to one
of Wheeling's tsirest daughters. Thus
are the beneficial results OF social enter.
tainments being made visiblein sub
st.ntisl manner,
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Leg Anputateh.

About month ago Polander was
sent to the county iatirmary who WAS
lsboring under disease OF the LETT knee
Joint. Since he has been an inmate of
that Institution his disease has gradually
grown worse, until the Iibrous bones
about the knee joint became soney comb
ed, al d ampu:aticn was found necessary.
There being no other method by which
the mans life might be saved, DrS. Storer
and Cracrait, county ply sIcians accord
ingly smpu,s,ed the leg yesterday, about
two inches above the knee. At last &c
counts the man WAS doing aS wei! Is could
be expected. He is about 81 years OF
age.
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CURED AFTER TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS SPENT IN VAIN.
,ooTsrows. OHIO, March Is, 1876.


DR.. r. Fenner, Fredonis, n. Y.-Desr
Sir:-If you want one of the best testl-
monisls Of your Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic, you can get 1t OF Mr..
James Phelps. of this place. He Is re-
liable man, and had been sick five years
and spent some two thousand dollars for
medicine and treatment. One half dozen
bottles of your remedy cured him. de
had an abscess that was discharglng,
when he commenced taking the medi-
cine, from pint to quart 3 day. he
was unable To leave his bed. Is now
about and attending to bis business. The
sbscess entirely healed before De had
taken three bottles. He has been the
means of our selling very much OF your
medicines here, and everybody likes
them. We, as agents, would like very
much tn have you write him for state
ment OF his exact condition.
Yours Truly,
GRERN & SPELMAS, Merchants.
1t is now everywhere conceded that
this is remedy never heretofore cquAled
in curative value 1t accompanies sever
which may be mentioned:
l. 1t completely cieanses and purites
the blood, quickly overcoming constipa-
ton, causing the liver to throw OH It's
bile, and cleansing the entire alImentary
canal, Kidding it of worms and other
vermin inhabiting an unhealthy stomach
and bowels This sction TENDERS II
peculiarly valuable IN the weaknesses,
thick and impure blood, billiousness and
Institutes incident 10 the change from
winter to spring. 1t causes those feeling
dull, heavy, headachy, oppressed ana
| blue to become cear headeded and cheer
ul within two days time. In tnuS re-
moving all humOrs from the BLOOD, II
cures al blood diseases from pimp!e on
the face to u grave scroiula.
ID. 1t has wonderful healing and
nutritive properties for the relief of AL
irritatlons ard Inflammation within, and
restoring and building up the system. 1t
thus strengthens and heals the stomach,
Merry Gus System, Heart, Lungs, Moneys
and all other Tissues.
| 3. 1t is an active and permauen:
Nerve Tonic, thereby adapting 1t TO AL
grades OF "ueryvusness" bv building up
the nervous system. Nerve medicines
will not act, unless associated with
cleansing remedies. Hence the beauty
of this compound
9th. By its healing and nutrltive quail
tiles It becomes the necessary and best
remedy in all chronic Coughs. Assisted
IN these cases by DIR. Fenner's Improved
Cough Honey, the Lungs and throat
readily heal
9Th. Owing TO its Healing, Nerve he
storatlve and Cleansing properties, 1t be-
comes the best remedy now known ior
all that long list of ailments peculiar to
females. 1t is, therefore, vegetable
compound, So made up, OF IN" choicest
plants carefully collected from every
country and cline OF the world, aS to pos
sess the rarest Alternative or Cleansing
and Purifying, together with Healing
and Tome or Nerve Strengthing and Re-
storative properties combined.
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan
List Il Co., Wholesale agents, Wheeling
w. Va.
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widening Payements.

The pavement on Market street, sd-
joining the Second ward Market house
is irighttully narrow, and If the
Statement of the city surveyor be true,
tina, the city will save in cobble stone the
cost OF widening pavements, Council will
acl wisely by extending the widening OF
the psvements in that direction. 1t is
the universal desire of merchants in that
neighborhood that such be done, and
there is no reason why the psvements on
u street should OF be of equal width.
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Personalities.

Rev. Mottatt addressed temperance
meeting at Outs hall last night.
DR.. &. w. Dwight, of this city, has
been elected memher OF the American
Chemical Association.
Mr.. NJ Gelink returned home yester
dav, from protrsCtet visit TO Germany
Col W. W. Martin. OF the Auditors
office, has been obliged to return TO his
home at Huntington, IN consequence o:
severe illness.
Mr.. Thco. Darrah returned home YES
terdsy from the South, whittier be went
some time since, on matrimonial ca
cursion The. has our heartiest con-
grstulstions, AS We feel assured our bere-
dictine friend will not rcgre: his choice.
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MnunerchOr Ball.

The ball OF the Met nerchor society,
which took place night before last,
proved to be one of the most enjoyable
entertainments of the season. A select
party of about forty couples had gath
cred in the beautiful and comfortable
Germanis hall, and spent the time de-
lightiully between social chat and rhy,h-
meal motion. kramer's orchestra had
selected their sweetest and liveliest
strains for the occasion, to which they
did smple iustice.
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Aquatic.

Ed. Clator of the Brown boat club viii
soon 90 into training for the coming
race with Barrett Of the Nail City, with
Jimmy Manton rs .rairer. 1t is gen
eralN understood that Pitts burgh mar,
probably Powell, viii train Barrett, who
Is recovering from the effects Of SORE
hand, and will no doubt be on hand vii
right. The final deposit oil 400 side
will be put up To morrow night, IN the
hands OF Chris. Selbk"
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ElOOdh In Nchra.l.

OMAHA, May 1.-The c,np,,
rains OF the psst week have aa,t~i,s
ccuntry in the neigbborhood Of sas- -
creek, Nebrssks, TO such an e,,,r, ~,
for about quarter OF = mile the IT, !,
the Union Pacific railroad h,, 49,. .
slightly under water for several H.
Yesterday the ground wss so son -,
trains could not pass safely, and the ~, ~
senger trains east and Yves, bound ~.
laid upon each side OF the break n.
officers say that the trains will be A.,
to cross the bad plsce in u few bou,, :
the water is subsldlng.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-18
Child BADLY Scalded.

About nine o'clock yesterday morning
little son. two years old, of Mr.. Will
ham Shell, tesmster, residing at No.
25l7 Twenty-sixth street, corner Alley
b, fell from the back door, and in falling
,ught hold of the rim of bucket OF
hot water sitting in the door, and emp
tied the contents over his head, neck,
left chest and shoulder. At 8 P. NJ. yes
terdsy, the little sufferer was much easier
than any previous part of the day.
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(OuxressiouaI Con,..,

SAN FRANCISCO, Msy Il C. D w.,
CLINTON, Congressman from the Pour.
district, has received notice o,s cos,s,
OF Ex-Governor Pscheo. Congresu,
elect from that d strict, clsimn, y,
Pacheo is not entitled ,os cer,iac,,. .
election on the ground that he dit M
receive mas shortly OF the votes r,, a,
Congressman in the district; th,Ml,s
five hundred Illegal votes We're cogr,.,
for Pscheo. and that n lsrce numb, a,
the votes pol!rd for Wigglntou Vel,
counted for PaCheo.
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Skeleton Resurrected.

Day before yesterday. the workmen
engaged IN digging a cellar, on the pre-
misses occupied by Nj. James Deiters,
on north Broadway near Maryland street,
Island, resurrected large skeleton of a
human being. A number OF skeletons
have been found in this locality in the
past few years. and the finding of this
last one only tends to more fully confirm
the theory that the Island was at one
time the burial ground of tribe OF
Indians, long before the whites settled in
this vicinity.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, May l7.-MoSEY-Ciosed
easy at Pap per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3!G41 per cent. Customs receipts
S407, 600. the Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. Cesrings $1,000
600. Sterling, long 49,; short $50!
Specie shipments to-day 100000 god
coin, and $4,000 silver coin, Mexican
and trade dollars.
GoLD-Opened at l07. and closed at
l07, with all sales Of the day at these
figures. Carrying rates |, 2 and per
cent. Loans were also made At
SILvER-At London SAD. Here, Sill
yer bars l27i greembscksi ll9 gold; coin
I per cent discount.
GovERSMESTs-Stron
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THE COURTS,
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In this Court yesterday the case of
Curran vs. Owen WAS continued till the
3lst inst.
The case of Kemp VS.. Drs. Edwards
and Mccoy was resumed, and occupied
the time of the Court till the hour OF ad-
lournment.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
George Shell, tor abusing his family,
fined two dollars and costs. Committed
for thirty days.
Albert Price, for carrying of = pair
of pants and vest belonging to Joseph
Dixon, fined twenty dollars and costs.
Committed tor thirty days.
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The Earthquake in Peru.

LONDON, May ia private telegram
says: The property destroyed At lquique
was considerable, including stores, qunys
and about 10000 tons OF nitrate of soda,
ready for shipment The harbor and
railway connections were so much dam
aged that it will require month to re-
pair them. The earthquake extended
along the Peruvian coast and to Bolivia,
at Pubellon dc Rics. No vessels wero
wrecked.