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nSCHWALD, J. G..Shocnaksr. Main
" Street between st Louis and Green
streets,
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UCOIN, P. A., Family and Plunfa.
a ion Groceries, Main street, between
Focus aud st. Philip streets.
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TNHIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Pharmaeist,
i Dealer IN Patent Medicines, Perfu-
merry, &C., corner Of Main and St. Philip
Streets.
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iTGiNBOTHAM. NJ. T.. Groceries
c-..s a. ",aes aud Liquors, Cor Market and
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- ZEMA, C. Coffee Hexse Keeper, Main
Y st., between Jackson and St. Phi.
'1jp Streets.
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MEUNlER, A.. Dealer in Foreign an
~ ~ Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.,
Nam Street corner st Philip,
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MOORE, 1. ID. Attorney at Lar,-of
AA1 flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus
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VrFMANN, F., Carriege Maker, Aiir-
R..s ay Naote, corner jackson and st.
bridget Streets.
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81 nSSE MRS. s. Miili,sany aud Fancy
~. NJ Try Goods, Corner St. Louis and
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THIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer of
the Town, corner Main and St. Philip
Streets.
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FLEETWOOD. J. H Drug Store. Mar
1 ket Street, between Green and st.
Louis Streets,
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yklSAMQRE, S. T.. Agent North Ame
~ rea Lfe Insurance Co. Corner Mar
ket and st. Philip, streets.
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nSULLIVAN, j.. A. .Attorney at Law,
~ Green Street, between Main and
Thibodaux Streets.
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FLEETWOOD, J. H., Physician,-N-
1 fce Market Street, between St. Louis
and Green Streets.
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. AoFFMANN, H., Cabinet Maker, DEAL
80 ~ Hard,cdre, Paints, Oils, Furnish
s.'ns.;, Asin street, between. Jackson and
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E'RANKLIN HOUxE-B. F. HOLDEN
4 Hopvsetor, csrnel St-Louis and M
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MUNT-CARMEL CONVENT, Aca1le-
N my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction Of Sister st. Bernard.
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VERGES. J. NJ. e. Co. Barber, Maiu
Y Stest. between St.LO1is and Green
tt ect
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BROOK
steam Rice Mill.
C.. H. ALLEN.
50, S1 Il % TCHOUPITOULA6 Street
Lock- Boz S76. Ne,c Orleans
;; s;: 6: !: : <: <: Il! 4 3; ss: !;'
6OUTH, - OnsaFpasoa
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HeiON LEWIS, Attorney Gs,d Counsel
~ 1or at Ld~. Office, over J.. H. Fleet
Ssoa Drug store, Market Street.
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= LIAAlN, L. s. & LEBLANC, K. E.
No4aries public. Office Green Street.
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|WFaANN, W., Dry Goods and Gro
snd :. oesses. - 2. Main Street, between Focus
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LNXCELSIOR-LODGE NO. A.-Regu-
~ lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at o'clock.
Oticers: G. Sallsurin, N. G.. Jos. T. Thi-
bodeaux. Y. G. /; S. I. Grisanore, Sec. V.
Samoan, Treasurer.
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VOL. XII.

BUSINESS CARDS.
A SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
|. "A Fdney articles. &e., corner Market
/, and Louis streets,
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1LUM, 5. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor
u ucr Main and jackson Streets.
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FROST JAMES, Coffee House keeper,
i corner ureen and Market Streets.
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vTlHIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
L C. NJ. Mcnard, situated in one of the
most healthy parts of the town OF Thibo-
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TABOR H. w., Family and PlaAta-
L ton Groceries, Green Street, between
Levee and Market Streets.
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s1ADEAUX, THOMAS, .dtto,,,ey at Lap
ID corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.
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AHyEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS. Co,.tsc
w iossery aud Sod0 Water, Gree
Street between Market and Main Street
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sM HHHis me- sssily earned in sAese
DILL three months moi By a any a!1' one q

@zEEsRrss NOUNS SSs i N Sy any ay1 one y
either sex, In any part Of the
country, who Is willing to work steadily At
the employment that we furnish. go per
week IN your own town. You need not be
away from homo over night. You can give
your whole time TO the work, or only your
spare moments. We have agents who ara
once can hake money fast. At ne present
time money cannot be made so easily and
rapidly at any other business. 1t costs moth
free. Address ae once,
S9-omS II. HALLETr 4 Co., Portland, He.
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CENTAUR
EN- T!
ONE KIND FOR THE HUMAN
FAMILY. THEJOTHER
FOR HORSES AND
ANIMALS.

2-1eT egsgEZ I.
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1-lt GESf-6A =
fhe LInIments are simply the wonder of
the world. Their effects are Little less than
The Tiiite L.InIment is for the human
and Neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chinblains, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most CutaneoHs Eruptions; 1t extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison Of
bites and stings of venomous reptiles; IL sub
dues sWellings, and allcyintes pain OF every
kind. Whom sPrains or bruises occur, It Is
the most potent remedy eyer dlscovered 70
ment Is used with great efficacy for Sore
Throat, Toothaehe, Caked Breasts Ear ache
and Weak Back. The following II but sam
pie of numerous, testimonials: t-s.
4 slNDfANA HOAA JEFREAsONl COUNTY,
INDIANA, May %, 1873.
. 81 think it my duty to inform You that {
have suffered much with swollen feet and
Echorts, A lew botties OF Centaur Liniment
have done the work for me. have not been
tree from these Bwellings in eight years
I'll CFs-s BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof Il in the trial. 1t. is reliable, it
Is handy, it Is cheap, and every family should
have the White Centaur .Liniment.
The yellow Contaur LInim0nt is adapt
ed " the tough muscles cords and hesh OF
HoRsEs AND. AnIMh1s ikshas performed
in, Strain Wind-galls, Scratches, Sweenys
and General IAmenesss than all other rem
edies in existence. Read what the express
~ ''NKw YORK, January. 1874.
"Every owner or horses shoald give the
CentaBr Liniment trial. We consider il
the best article ever used in our stables.
-a -a-H-a= ssff MATfSfT- SUPERINTENDENT
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BY special arrangement with the Toledo
Blade, we are enabled to offer that splendid
paper and its elegant premium portraits of
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VIM. Carter, one of the Sumner
county commissioners, ALLEGES that the
board, against his protest, counted
Illegal votes for the Emporia narrow
gauge road and refused to count legal
votes agaI ast ii, And he1ce that the
result of the vote was unfairly decid-
ed. On strength of this protest some
parties have enjOined the board from
issuing bonds to that road, and also
to the "east and west narrow gauge.
fbe Enreka CsHaOriaI Atates that the
Missouri Valley life Insurance COM
pany of LeavenwOrth, is in very
shaky condition. This Is a charge
which the paper that makes it ought
TO be able TO prove.
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In . nursery wherein all Is life and laugh
instead OF crying and fretting, there is sure
20 be found Dr. Bulls baby syrup Price %
cents per bottle.
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EMPoRIA NEWS.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1877.
RublIc IDocunaents.

People who have visited coun-
try hotels and boarding houses
this summer have been. somewhat
disheartened by discovering re-
cent volumes of public documents
ornamenting the parloF tables.
The abolition of the ranking
privilege undoubtedly benefited
the postal service, but its chief
importance TO the country consists
in the fact that it stopped the de-
LUCE OF public documents which
congressn "A shoWered alike upon
the just and the unjust. Time
was when the country boarder
found patent office reports await
ing him, no matter into what re-
mote farm house he might pene-
trate. 1t may Ibe said that this
was not a serious evil, since no
one was compelled By force and
arms to read that -IohR Smith had
invented an improved clothes
wringer, and that he claimed this,
that, and the other distinctive
feature OF his invention, together
with all clothes and wringers gen
orally. Boldmen frOquently took
precisely this ground, but the pat
emit Office report bided It's time.
The day was sure toGOme when,
drawn by some mysterious in
fiuence, the, boarder would take
up the report and sit down TO
dreadful dre9ms.T He wonid read
of. Inventions without number,
described with specifications SO
intricate as to be absolutely mad
dening. and illustrated with draw
ings that would bring tears to the
eyes or q brass monkey. Again
and again would he return to the
awful volume, and in tho end be
would be reduced to a condiuon
OF mental weakness for which Mr..
Turner's, poetry or DE-. Hollands
iin4TSIes would Realistically pre-
scribed by a strict homeopathic
The disappearance Of these de-
Vastating public documents which
resulted from ihe abolition of the
franking privilege was an ines
Unable benefit to the public.
TAotsspas'Of eneng nDund1 courage
toSsAeHA tier s1nmerss in the
country, because they felt sure
that no new public documentsllay
in wait for them, and returned to
the city in the, fall actually
strengthened in mind as well as
body. The restoration ofthe frank
ing privilege has changed all this.
TKe pablo doSulnentsi is once more
abroad in the land, and at this
very moment there are countless
country parlers iHWhich menpand
women are sitting by the light of
keFQSene1 1A4lps land ,Eredneing
themselves below the level ot the
beasts by walloWing in patent Of
flee or agricultural bureau reports.
1t is impossible to apologize for a
goYernmept that prints these del
eterious REPORTS Land permits con!
gross to scatter them broadcast.
It is by no means certain that
they need be printed in any shape,
but it is as preposterous as it is
criminal To prlnt y them in the
shape Of books, and to impose
them as such upon the public
N. Y. Times.
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Adams Elk. Stables. N. Y.
"'E. PULTZ, superintendent
=. "a =, oupSl ~ SOhoSuS
GAL q OI,IN Rmna ri FrkaNsdamf
~ EEE
- 4At-S
HONEY.

Pitchers CastOrIa Is a complete substi-
as Honey 1t Is particularly sRdaIlted to
Te8thing and irritable children. It destroys
worms, sssimilates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few reme-
dies are as etlcacious for Eeverlshness, Group,
Worms and WhOoping Cough. CastOria Is q
scientj 10 andpurcly vegetable preparation,
more effective than Castor Oil, and neither
gags nor gripeS. Il . A .
GENTS ~ have a family of eight children,
and have used as much Cestoria as any fam
lily IN the United States, / THINK. 1 have
never found anything equal to 1t. My child
rem have been saved from a fever several
times by the use OF CastOria. i recommend
its nse for children. for many diseases they
arc subject to. in preference to any medicine
know of. feel 1t my duty to give this GER
ti1cate on account of the benefits / have de-
rived by the use Of CaStoria.
Very truly yours,
1921 NORMAN p. LTTTI f.
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Buy YUR TIC KETS and SHIP your
FREIGHT by the
Houston and Texas Central Ry,

The following officers ana agents have been
established by this company, where informa-
ton may be had concerning not only the
Ii. & T. G. railway, but Texas generally:
F. L. Manchester, Eastern Passenger Agt.,
All Broadway, N. Y.
Gen j. u Robertson, Pass. and Immigra-
tion Agt., 1IS North Third St., st. Louis, Mo.
A. Alice, Northwestern Pass. Agt., 101
Clark st., Chicago, Ill.
Nick Holmes, Southeastern Agt., No. 2
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. r. Coffin, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn,
Information may also be had at the agencies
of the NJ, K. q Il. railway, in New York,
Chicago. Cincinnati, Hannibal and st. Louis.
j. WALDO.
Gen. Pass. and Freight Agt,
j. DURANQ, HopSTON, TEXAS
Genl Sup, Houston, Texas. S-ly
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ERDuria Wood and Coal Yard.

NE keep on hand large supply of cord
~ wood. stove wood and sawed wood; ;
AcA1lasfer, ht. Scott. blacksmith and Usage
mock creek building Stone. Cssh or 1iss11
promptly delivered to any part Of the city.
Cau ana see rs. Once with Holmes Hol.
Ssni yard in rear Of post once.
Ssstx j. s, WATSON.
ALEX. i. GROVE
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FOREIGN PORTS

ANS. D' SLAs G..., JSy s-s:led. :oAr
c.ss iA11sss H: july sa~Xfrvsd. brig George Dale,
cs1insS Nh. Aug ARRIVED, bark Seward (Br, Nc.
Cisss.a July 81 bark Dictator sss, rAo.-nss.. Bor-
FATHER Pornr Aug 7-pssscd steamer cor,nshisu tBr.
Sssssoes. Aug aArr,vsd sSip r,rr.il tBp. Mosy.r.
81 o.ss eGsoe ;:9d S9s zs1a %S a.
'HAxAsA Aug 4-sailsd, steamer Saratoga, sundssrs.
Sailed Aug p steamer oilslsnd tBr, Ruttsr Philads
HAMrAx. Aug. 7-sailed, steamer scandinavian tBr).
JsRrnfn, July o-In port. schr Hsmil.on Mills to
sail days aonsive. 70 load loewcod FOR
S4DsA I'll. port ship Bers..a. tBr,, Post for
xos!syDxo Aus 4ss.lsd, steamer City Of Valparaiso
'i Mo.rssn Hos oa.sa ss.:%srs L.sc as~.oe
BattersSy, tivsrpool Ressond Castle, Turpin Queens.
Eos,x SYDNEY, Or. July % -Arivsd, bark was.m.
PgsxA.H. is. July ss-xrr'ved. bark Peter orer.r
Outside Aug . a bark, supposed the KMs voss tBr,.
lverpoo snip ouorn. Petersen. do; bark Nins Mckenzie,
Cleared 4h banks Medallion Burgess Sunderland; Am.
phitri.e Grnu. swansea; Reviewer Brown. ana Emma,
HsmIin. Lverpool brig chahotss Hsllberg, Causen,
Arrived esa ship 81 Patrick stirr~ts Glasgow for Mon
sAxrANpxR, Aug s-Arnved. brig Tarifa, Brown Now
g. xss sE-Sss s.s Hemisphere.
wexford
ST. JoHN's. MI. Aug 7-Arrived, steamer Bernuda
(Brl, Angrove New York via Halifax.
J0ITx N b.. August 3-Aruvcd, ships Emily August =
Day, Liverpool; Eurydice tBr). Edwards. London
Palermo (Br), McLauchlin Liverpool.
Cleared 3D. ship Light Brigade tBr, Mcdonald Pousrh
Roads barks Eeu ador s). Hughes do Torryburn (Brl
Lemry Nevry: 4th. Hs<moni. Anderson. Brake Grace
Cam Br Grant Dublin Annie Chcshyn tBrl, Laurence
Pcnarth Roads; schrs Ida tBr Read Crookhaven: 7th
smithwick. do; schr Charles u F.bons Keene. Cork.
Also cleared Alb eth). schrs Arianun Orr. Brsus
comb. Now York; Carrie (Br), BonnelL New York.
VICTORIA July 27Arrivea. schr Una, stoddard, from
Peru.
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CLEARED.

stesmer Marlborough lBr. Fraser. StJohn NIB and Yar
mouth. NS--A outerbridEe
mond--Oid Dominion Steamship 90.
Steamer Sls knight. Mccrsssy. Phladslphia -Dogast
steamer Ann Elisa. Richards. Philadepha--Jas Hand
Steamer Neptune Berry. Boston-H Dimock.
Bark st Vincent (Br). Willard, London -Howsnd As
Bark Marie css.sons tIs.p. cossa. Queenstown Fall
mouth for orders-Bsnhar BSyescn.
Bark Amsis tAa.,. Nieolich. Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Bruunow Ger. Pagil Cork. Falmouth Plymouth
for orders-Di 4 Radnann,
BARI M.rssss Ap; 4. sssp.nove Cork or Falmouth
Bark iiektor Nor. Tolefsen, stettn Louis Tetens
s s H:Doss hsys Co.
Bark Csmelia utsD. Coppola. 1enoa-Lauro Storey /
BARK bolivar tAus) Gerolimieh Gibraltar for orders
BARK ABBY Bacon. Merrill. Gibraltar for ordsr-D B
Bark FIisys (Dsn. Moller, Gibraltar for ordssLouis
Brig Melha tBr,. Bor.iss Cork for ordsu-J Tucker
Brig othello tNor-formeny Am brig Concord. Smith,
Lgbeck- Benham Bo}yssen. ,..,. -. g.
Fq Bs k kSys 4 Williams ssssr Nor
Brig Marie tDutch,. rsdford, st Marsns-HA vsssble
snx Lydl. Colo r,. Roess. St Jaxo and a..ntansno
Brig Chiianwallaa (Br,. cowper. Halifax. Ns-Psrkms
schr O Moves, Arey. St. Martins-Jones Losgh.
Schr Alta Cols. Mitchell Csrdenas-Brett Son 90.
schr 4 II wotherspson (Br). POTTS. Windsor. Ns-D
schr Young Hall, Halifax. Ns-Haviiand Presley.
schr Hatfield QSr), hatfield. Perth Ambey, NJ ID "
schr Fri. Robinson. Maehias. Me-smpsen. ciapp Co.
schr Kate Carlton tBr) Grant. Camden, Ms-Ps.sons
Loud.
scnr burton. hurley. Brdgepors-Ssamford hsnu
featuring Go.
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NEW JERSEY STRIKERS.

THE BERGEN POINT TROUBLES INCREASING.
The trouble among the strikers the coal docks of
the Central Railroad in Bergen Point Is increasing
The Lehgh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company, ct Port
Johnson is determined not to yield and the strikers
firmly resolved not to resume work unless q
compromise can be effected. Sheriff Laverty, with q
staff OF deputies, protected the wharf yesterday
where . large number OF new hands were employed.
There was quito sensation in the evening whom
twelve pound shell was found the railroad bridge,
near Whites Hotel, by man named Gasque. 1t
conveyed TO Police Headquarters Jersey City. Chief
OF Police Whitney says that there will DO no serious
trouble although there is great dscontent among tho
men. There only eight regular policemen on the
force at Bergen Point, and these in addition to the
.'spccials," under Sheriff Laverty considered su
hcaut to prevent any trouble. Tho fre CON-
panes Of Bayonne have volunteered their
reached Jersey City at eight O'Clock last even
lug that there riot among the strikers ~ Deputy
sherins wcre immediately summoned, but It was found
that The report was exaggerated. Sheriff Laverty had
friendly conference with the strikers who assured
him that whio he remained there violence should
mined hat new hands will be employed and that tho
leaders OF the strike shal not again receive employ
ment Mayor Mciggs has issued orders that all liquor
stores be closed til! the trouble subsidea
A STRIKER RELEAsEn
Frank McCleary. the STRIKER who was arrested by
Detective Kicaucy, OF the New Jersey Central Rail
road, for attempting to induce the men at the Com
day is fathcr.in-lsw John CalDaghan, furnished the
amount in the sum OF $4,000. Birmingham and Will
Jams still remain in the hudson County Jail no
person will offer bail for them. -4 ~ . ~
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK Maria ADELAIDE dtaD, from Philadelphia for
Trieste before reported damaged rephiriug ~ Lewes,
Del. AM Aue7
BRre II II McGnvsRY, from Now York for Bangor, lost
anchors ct Vineyard Souud I'd Inst.
ScHR sApix wururr {of So Gsorgs. MeJ Wstts. from
Cow Bay for New York. which into Halifax leaky. hav
Ing been ashore At Alo Harbor Point went the marine
when i was found vessel will mood keel,
except for few fcet fore and Aft fasc keel the
whole length tcm CARDBOARD four streaks
sides csaing The gxrbsNrd had four sreAks
ana the planning In other places badly chafcd Tho
pairs will be completedi In or days.
Scum b EvnnKrr, Hicks. 1e days from Savannah for
New York, run into at AN Aug By steamer Semi
noe Savannah FOR entirely disma sted
The owcd to the Delaware brexkwater the
night by Seminole She remained 7h. waiting orders
from owners.
scHa RIcu thshermsn, OF weliaeet. arrived at
Newport 5t with loss OF jib and cutwnter, while in COLI
sion with fishing schr Gilmore Holbro0k. Aug 8, of
which vessel lost 0rorigE1nE port sdc broke
four stanchons dory and otherwise damage
scHR il HAMILTON Mills. struck by lightning July
II At Jeremie and had topmsst split.
ScHR PKrrSerLL. of Beverly wrecked ut 81 Johns.
NJ WAS insured 5000 the Beverly insurance Office.
and $500 the Provneetown Office There also $500
insurance the OUTFIT Part Of Of fish saved.
OF tho bark Bertha Maria Of Kingston. ia, before
ported abandoned. Jnly % by brig Ro r),
from New York, and taken 10 Daricn, Ga.
krY wrsr July D. The schr Caroline. from Maguoas
that the Dutch brig Maria De Jonge
from Pens for Saf with OF lumber had
that place. The master ran ont anchor and
hauled her of. Then proceeded on her voyage
Ship Gar Nor renssco'a or prcst late got at tho
reef haulcd alongside the wharf on sc 2h, and s
rcionding