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Ngw York. May THE Sygdi
cate to day anticipated their July OPP
lion to take s. 600. 600 a per cent
um bonds: these they ordered IN ad-
vance TO meet the demand Ct tSe
public for these bonds
This makes s25. 0O0, GOO taken
since April IL, or one. hall the total
amount bargained for TO be al their
disposal during the year. As the
bonds are selling al the rate CT more
than 81. O0O. 900 per day the entire
$50 O0, 600 will probably be die
posed of before July. and the Treas
ury will then have all the gold il
thought necessary 70 have at he
close of the year ia order to begin
specie payments January l, 1879
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Dinner "a Daniel j. NorreIi.

PHlLADELPHIA, May "A compli.
mentary dinner was given at the
Continental Hotel to Hon Daniel J.
Morrell, who is about 10 leave for
Paris rs United States Commission
er fun Pennsylvania it was in
tended as a msrk Of public esteem
for Mr.. Morrell, aud particularly in
recognition Of his services as Chair
man Of the Executive Committee Of
the United States Centennial Com
mission. The banquet hall was
beautifully decorated with bunting
and designs in flowers. Governor
HsrtraDft presided.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Sitting Hull.

DEADwOOp, May 7.-Frank Grou-
ard, General Crooks chief scout aud
guide, with a detail of eleven men
from the Fifth Cavalry. arrived here
yesterday. They came out from
Mckinney in quest of a gang Of
thieves, whom they tracked TO Thin
40 miles tf Ills place, where TIC
trail was lost. Grouard states infor
nation is gained from struggling
bands of friendly Indians to the ef
feet that a portion If Sitting Ball.
band had crossed over into the Uni
ted States. He thought it very Ike.
ly that the Indians would be troub.
lesome during the coming summer
on the Upper Missouri river.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
General Grant a, h Exhibition.

PARIS. May lI-General Graf,
accompanied by United States Min
lister Noyes, Consul General Torbet
and Commissioner General McCor-
mick, and a large delegation Of Amer
leans. visited the Exhibition TODAY.
The exhibitors in the seventh group
of the American Department IuGched
the party, and an informal reception
was held. Soldiers, sailors aud Of
6cers were ia full upif,rm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Execution of a Murderer.

New ORLEANS. Nav ll.-Portel
Brown was hanged at Manney, Sa
bine parish, yesterday at IL O'Clock,
for the murder of DR.. Evans, March
"a, 1871. Brown made q full con
iession, and asked forgiveness
There was no excitement and bul
little sympathy for the doomed nan
Brown was calm and collected at
the hour of execution.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

The Lancaster Aelo cra 10 speak
ing Of the mineral wealth Of PeuDsyi-
vapia. declares that the product Of
her petroleum wells, an article II
which she appears to enjoy a praeii-
cal monopoly, is more valuable than
the immense yield of gold and silver
foupd in Nevada, Arizona, Colorado
and California.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

To sum il up, six long years OF
bed-ridden sickness and suffering,
costing 5000 per year, total, $1,000
all OF which was stopped by three
bottles of Hop Bitters. taken BY my
wife, who has done her own house
work for a year since without the
loss Of a day, and want every body
to know it for their deDeGt.'
John WEEKS. Buffalo, New.
York"
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Cameron-sherman
CELEBRATION OF THE NUPTAILs IN
CLEVELAND.

CELEBRATION OF THE NUPTAlLs IN
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, May "A eight
o'clock this evening, at ST Paul's
Episcopal church, Senator j. ID. Cam
eron and Miss Elizabeth b. Sherman
were married. The ceremony was
performed by the Right Rev. Bishop
G. T. Bedell, Bishop Of the Diocese
Of Cleveland, assisted by the Rev.
s y. Rulison, Rector Of ST Paul's.
The aoral decorations were lavish
snd elegant. The bridesmaids were
Miss Ella Sherman, Of Washington;
Miss Moulton, Cincinnati Miss Jen-
ME Dennlson, Columbus; Miss Julia
Parsons. Cleveland: Miss Serter.
Cleveland: and Miss De Billier
Yonkers. n. Y. Mr.. Cameron being
a widower, there were no grooms.
men. The music was rendered by
Prof. Underner, OF this city, and con.
sisted OF the overture TO Auber
"MassGnieilo," the overture 10 Eu
ryanthe, by Weber, Meyerbeer't
Coronation March and Mendel
sohn's wedding March" 90,
thousand invitations bad been Is
sued, and fully ~two-thirds were pres
ent After the ceremony one hun
bred Snd fifty relations and friend.
attended the reception at the resi-
dence of Colgate Hoyt, Esq, OF
Case avenue, brother-in.lsw Of th'
bride. The wedding gifts were nu
merous aud costly, their aggregatl
value being one hundred thousand
dOllars. Many friends were presen
from Washington, New York, Har
risborg, Philadelphia, Cincinnati
Pittsburgh aud Chicago. Mr.. an'
Mrs Cameron left by the Lake shor'
route for New York at 1899 O'Clock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Trouble in the National Camp

PHILADELPHIA. May Chair
man Hughes received a dispatch to-
night from Mr.. Sbearer, declining
the nomination Of the national par
tv for lieutenant governor. The
filing OF the vacancy will nov de-
volve upon the State committee. 1t
is believed that Hon. B. S. BentIy
will also decline.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

POTTsvILLE, May 9-WhiIe John
ADyl, Superintendent, was carrying
an unprotected lamp 10 the Glen
dover Colliery, near M~inersville.
this morning, the gas ignited. caus-
ing a terrible explosion Anyl was
thrown against a wall If coal with
great violence, and died this after
noon. The deceased was ordained a
minister at the Welsh Methodist
Synod. held here TWO weeks ago.
Thomas Morgan, a ~co-lsborer, also
died Ibis afternoon from injuries re-
ceived a. the same explosion.
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Robbed and ssnrdered.

NoRFoLK, VA, May Miss Su-
san A. Stuart, public school teacher
al lions Church, Norfolk county, was
found dead 10 her room over the
school house last evening Her
pocket book was riied OF its con-
tents. There were other evidences
Of foul play. No arrests.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

Japan has bad q hundred aud
fOr,y.nine destructive earthquakes
during the last fifteen hundred years.
The lesser ones are innnmeraoie.
This interesting information is sent
bv Minister Bingham, who, while 10
Congress, was humorously described
as "the gathered wisdom Of q thous-
and vearsn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

For the first tine 10 many years
p~e,rsylvsnia has q Democratic
State Treasurer, Col Noyes having
taken nossession Of that Office on the
srst Of this mouth. Ia announcing
,he fact Of his accession to oihce, hl7
party journals all remind BIN that he
is pledged to administer it honestly
Apparently they have no faith IN bis
integrity, else they wonld not be
thus reminding him Of his pledges.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Disguised Bravo

PHILADELPHIA, NAY Hon.
William II Armstrong, 10 q private
conversation, announces his With
drawal from the National party, and
his determination TO support the can
didates Of the Republican convention.
BE saws be went before The National
convention as aG advocate Of the
principles Of the G%reenback party,
aud that if the wishes Of the Green
hackers 10 the convention bad pre-
dominated be would have been the
nominee for Governor But. as it il,
the National party is now under con
rrol Of HE c0mmuuistic element q
The State. anu be cannot affiliate
with sny set Of men who support the
doctrines Of The commune. Mr.. Arm
strong saws be Is aware THAI has
withdrawal will be ~misc5atrueo and
that be 9ill be charged with treacb-
erv. but be maintains that bis present
position is the only safe "A for the
man who loves law aud order 10 oc-
cupy, aud be will do so regardless OF
The consequences 10 himself lie Is
firm in tbe Greenback faith and viii
20 into auy Increment for the ad-
yancement Of Greenbsck principles
but the platform the National party
have adopted be a never assent 10.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

CONGRESSMAN CoNGER, o. Mich
gan. is distinguishing himself in The
fght against the Tariff Bill. he
does not believe in the old-fashioneC
STYLE Of set speeches, but instead
keeps constantly on The alert, ready
for hattie at O moments warning
He has several times succeeded ID
demoralizing Wood and bis followers
by the sharp parliamentary points h'
has made.
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NOTICE.

Estate Of Peter Gindlesperyer. late Of onemaugh
Up, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted % the undersigned, by the prop
er authority, notice Is hereby given to those in
debted to IL to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against il will present them
70 the undersigned. at the residence Of sail de-
ceased on Saturday the 1lth day Of May. 1875.
JOSEPH GtNDLESPEKGER.
SAMUEL THOMAS,
ADril3 Executors.
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National Education.

WASHINGTON, May 9-Tbe Sen
ate subj Committee on Education and
Labor has agreed to report a bill set
ting aside receipts from public lands
after June %, as q fund, The interest
Of which shall be divided for educa-
tional purposes among the several
States and Territories according to
population, two-thiTds Of such inter
est to be applied to the maintenance
of common schools, the remainder tc
such agricultural and mechanica.
schools as have already been endow.
ed. The latter clause may meet viii
opposition, as many Senator'S thini
agricultural and mechanical school.
already endowed have received suit
cient aid from the Government. Th'
bill will be reported to the foil Com
mittee soon, and pressed TO a vote a
an early day. The Senate will prob
ably agree to this as a substitute to
the House proposition to give al
proceeds from sales OF public land
TO States according to relative Hitter
apv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

THE Oaio Democrats are about
re-districtirg that State for Congress.
and propose to gerryniander 1t u
the interests OF their party At q
Legislative party caucus held u
Columbus on Tuesday night last q
committee was appointed to prepare
a re.districting bill, and a pledge was
exae,ed from The members to abide
nv whatever bill may be agreed upon
hr the caucus.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

TIE President is thinning the pop
ulstiou Of the penitentisries pretty
rspidly. Two hundred and foriy-hse
psrdons during the first year OF bis
administration is an extensive exer-
else Of the Executive elemency.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Death of CaiharIne Beeeher.

ELMIRA, y Y, May I2-Catba.
riue E Beecher, sister of Henry
Ward Beecher, died az noon to-day,
at The sesidence of Thomas VI Beech
er. Funeral IN Tuesday at 10 q m
at the Park Church. ia this city.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

IL 1876 Joseph II. Rainey, Repno-
lican, received / s,lsO votes for mem
Der of Congress in the First District
of South Carolina. J. S. Richardson
Democrat, received 1861 votes.
And vet the Democrats Of the House
Committee on Elections have report
ed that the seat is vacant. They &c
not charge that any of the votes
credited to Rainey were fraudulent
but they think some Of Richardson
friends failed to vote through fear o.
the United States troops in that 10
cality at the time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

Estate Of Aaron Freidiine, late Of .Jeuner Twp
deceased.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned. notice I.
hereby given tothuse indebted 60 g 10 make imme-
dlate payment. and those having claims against IL
10 present them duly authenticated for seiilemsrt
on saturday. May p. ISIS. at the late residence
OF deceased in said township.
SARAH FREIDLiNE.
ApriIi7 RdminIstrtfrx
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

The passage Of the New City Debt
bin is hoped for with remarkable
agreement by nearly all parties
There must be about four aud a half
million added 10 next years city tax
es to pay eli bonds falling due, if this
bill does not pass, It's provision is TO
appropriate the surplus Of the sinking
fund toward paying off this amount,
aud similar nes as they fall due
Any township in the country can
sympatbise with the big village over
the prospect Of is taxes increased by
a four million debt, with the money
to pay il living idle. The temperance
people are making a bold and stead
fact Gght any compromise with the Ii
quor interest 10 shape f excise or Ii.
eense bills. The prospect of such
bills has always iDterfered with the
enforcement Of the existing stringent
laws, and we mean to give these a
fair trial before making a compromise
with temperance. Such a r~esolate
attitude is necessary, when a gin.
mill is the standard corner ornament
Of village and city blocks alike. Cot
fee would be q public bane were it
drank to the extent and at the ex-
pense that whiskey is, to say nothing
of the quarrelsomeness and the ruin
which result from the latter.
TIE WoNEN's HOTEL
A woman who has been a guest at
the Stewart Hotel fer women, speaks
highly Of il as a hotel for ladies Wis
ting The city clone, AMI its advan.
tages ia this way are found out rap
Idly bv ladies.alI over the country
aud %patronized accordingly. The
hotel is not q charity, Dor is it de.
signed for the lower grade Of work
ing women, but for teachers, artists
aud salaried women, as well as al
ladies travelling without escort, it of
fers accommodations of the best elias:
al the common boarding house pri
ces. For permanent b)arders, il;
restrictions are such as might b,
wisely relaxed. No one Is allowed
flowers, birds or a sewing machin,
in her room, or 20 hang a picture
for fear OF Injury 10 the wslls-lux
ury for ladies-bui 10 exchange 70
these convenienees. there is a luxu
rious library, open 10 all guests, par
Tors to receive friend Of either sex
furnished in elegant modern style,
faultess table and the attendance 0
q first class hotel for Sc. a week 70
boarders, aud 81 q day for trans Ell
visitors. To secure admission,
lady out Of town must write before
hand, and send the references: New
Nork residents preferred, bat clergy
men or business men Of standing il
any town are accepted. These ar,
communicated with and if salisfac
p tory. the applicant notified. ArIiv
: ing in New YORK, she finds a room
reserved for Der, baggage taken car
Of, and every attention aud conye
, nience her disposal. The com
I fort Of a quiet charming aud SAT-
: notel will be appreciated b. all wo
: men who have Travelled U;thont es
cort. The register Of the hotel a.
ready shows visitors from Ohio aut
the West, parties Of ladies, ant
mothers with young daughters ant
gentlemen who have lady relatives
travelling alone are anxious u con
fde them 10 IT, care of the Women
Hotel.
Some lady may ike to knew tia
applications are addressed to tht
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

STANLEY MATTHEWS doesn't want
10 run for Congress any more, and
Governor Tom Young is deemed the
coming rnan from the Second district
of the Buckeye State. General Ban
ning's majority was very small II
1876. aud il is alleged that it was oh.
tanned by fraudulent means. II ne
runs again, the chances are very
strong that Young, who is said to be
very popular, will beat him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

The only sure CURE for Torpid Liver. Dyspepsia.
Headache, sour stomach. Constlpatio /. Debilitv'
Nausea aud al! Bilious complaints and Blood
disorders None genuine unless sf,neI ..Vvm
Wright, Phila-' IfyOur druggist viii not sup
ply send 5 cents for one box to Barrick, Roller 8
Co, 20 N 4th ST. Phila.
Feb. 9
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
A UDIToR'SNOTICE.

Having been appointed Aulitor By the Orphans
Couft % somerset county Pa 10 distribute the
iund IN the hands OF q. B. Hemey. Adminfsfra-
tor OF Adaiine knepper. deed. tOand amorgthose
legally entitled thereto. notice IS hereby given
that / VIII attend 20 the duties Of said apuninf-
ment at my Office in Somerset. on THURSDAY. Tune
oth' ISIS when and where all persons interested
can attend
Ed. B. SOUL.
maya Auditor.
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A DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

a
Estate Of David Hay, late OF ElkIick Twp.
deceased.
Letters administrative on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned notice is
hereby given 10 those indebted 10 Ii 10 make i'm
mediate payment. and those having claims
against II, to present them dGly authenticated
tr settlement ON Wednesday, June u f.-S a.
the late residence of said decea sed.
PETER :. HAY.
w. \ HAY.
SAMUEL VI. SAVIOR
May Admin st ators.
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Aprn17
WESTERN PENN,A. CLASSICAL AND

M Is tEahN PINNA CLASSICAL
" SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE
The institute prepares Students Tor CoIaqa
Business, Professional Schools. Home Life. and
Teaching. Location elevated, healthful. easy OF
seceSs' ann picturesque. commanding an extensive
view OF chestnut Ridge. Full corps Of Instrue-
tors FIVE courses OF Study. Open 20 both sexes.
Expenses moderate. New building for ladies'.
Open crate in each room.
Address the PRINCIPAL.
JONATHAN JONES. A. NJ,
Dec o. Mt. Pleasant. Pa
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A Chance 10 MahS0mG Money,
SURE.

"Cornells History Of Pennsylvania Now
ready. Write for Agency at once. JOHN SIT
In 4 co. Publishers, 20 SAMSON Street Phita-
delphia.
March q
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Dec-s
and HAPPINESS.
PILLS.

Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth 20
their poSsessors, agd yet they are within the
reach Ofevsry one who will use
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

hvered an address, and the Co1ven
tio1 adjourned sine die.
sHEARER DECLINES, AND BENTLEY EX
PECTED TO DO so.
PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-Cbairmar
Hughes received a dispatch to-nigh,
from Shearer, declining the nomina
ton of the National party for Lieu.
tenant Governor. Tue filling of the
vacancy will devolve upon the SITE
Committee. 1t is believed Bentley
will also decline the nomination for
Judge Of the Supreme court.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9-rbe Ma.
tional Convention continued its SEES
sion until half past two this morning
owing to the bitter discussion of the
platform, aud resumed the session
and discussion at ten O'Clock to-day
with but little more than hall the
delegates present. Exceptions Were
taken ID a portion of the last planh
re ID, which proposed that the party
be called the Greenback Labor party,
instead Of National, and a vote upoa
the question TO strike out that por.
ton of the platform provoked the
llveliest discussion between the La,
b1r and GreeDbaek elements, aud the
speeches all alluded to 1.-THE two ele.
ments 10 the Convention" A mo
tion to strike cut the Greer back La
Dor party" was lost by an over helm
jog vote.
4 resolution that the Convention
condemn any lawlessness or violence
was adopted, and the platform read
this morning was adopted.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

1Iay15
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

River.
schr orveus. Handy. Hoboken for Providence
Sehr l. Waterman. Hinckiey. koudout tor Nsnt ucket
Sehr Fannie Bntler Warner. Port Johnson for Boston
Schr Black DiAmonl Smith, Port johnson for rroV
dence.
Scar Revenue. Phinney. Arboy for Boston
rchr Merriman. Crane, Amboy Tor ftovidenee'
schr j q Fell, shropshire. >mboy tor Providence
schr Kate k.lahsn. iorton. Amhoy for New LONDON.
scnr Texas. Davis AMI oy tor New London
Sehr Zoe. smith. Amooy tor Norwich.
Sclir Henrietta willard. Amboy for Norwich
SER WIN McCobb. Steemsn, Amboy Tor iiArtl"rc
Schr Haze, Bishop. Philadei iphia for Alyn's Point
Schr Ann Eliza, Clark Philadephis for East Green
wch
Schr TIenriettn BARTLETT Phisdelphis for New Haven
Srhr Tempest, Riley. Phil ace phia for stamford.
scnr Ada Doane, Jones. Virginia for New Haven
SchrJ Bliss, W Wslsn. Daricn tor Bridgeport.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION.
WHirEsroSK, III, sept l4-l0 +. NJ.
The winds OF the weeks veereo round 70
favorable point last evening and enabled the large eet
in Island Roads and the several hArbors ad-
early hour this AN, vz:-barks Eta
Stewart (Br), new York Tor Rotterdam rrcher. and
j + whitney. DO for do q Robinson OBJ, do for bor-
deaux Bonny doom, do tor do Hill Isl pson tBrl 40
Genoa: olbreok do tor Portland, Me- Esther DO
BRISTOL Teckslet do Tor Orient hins BIRD tb) 40
Maud Scamineli (Br do Tor Dunkirk; skerry-
yore tB do Tor Msrseies Jose nod.iqaes LopsI a" Tor
do Bahia; julia a hsskili, DO for Boston AeGii-
very johnson for do; Stronach tBr, New York
for Taria, do for Mxrseiilss: Henry Wing
do for Smyrna n Cisaves, 90 Tor New Haven. Ct;
schs Souvenir tBr) DO for ~ Johns ME- Mabel Han, DO
for do; Annie Currisr (Br), do for SsJohn. NIB
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain Lucas AZ tie steamer Rotterdam. hence to
Rotterdam than Ks for special meteorological OBJ
servaiions IN ade in ,cton With tho HEsALp weather
service.
and NooKsway was syrIssd 18th Canarse, whore
Insured for $1,000.
srr.skn wrltlAn CRANE which arrived a. Boston the
sx dsh % m, 10 Sy ID. 3. ssams
Gaif stream rom Sew York Ch"le.ton The William,
maa rail- ana broken pieces
spirit and had her bow. soasderaSy damaged rhe latter
arrived at Charleston 18th.
.a sS to and
put Into Tybee iIth no other damage.
OUT s"'s s.. sSss spoken sS1 xa partly sS
I ;"s on ,ns s.n ~ .aas as ~ % mss,sg come
mainmas maintcpnast and topssii y'~ds standing and
jibboon,.
scnR susrr,m tss tons of Pensacola Rs,n supposed
from Mexco Tor New Orleans. fcunde.I night OF July
hands after being days niheir boat At Prosreso
scna Ann LLus. CLARK, IRON Phila.clphis for East
Greenwich carried away foreopmast aud se.dgear during
a sauall Aug n, 20 miles Oft Apseeom Lighn, NJ.
is,S Inst. a, Suction ior $3.50 Saf Ia
QUE year.
suskKs vKssKL.--Caps Thompson. scsr xlmena. from
Machias, reports having sanken vessel, with
MOI hing visible bu, mss,ns ads 'ooo" miles OF f"us
AtrxAspatA Va SEPT i3--A schoouerIsdcn with lumber
smiths Point, and light schooner is ashore
at the mouth OF Monroe's. Creek.
uAvAsA, Sept l4-Brg ronvcrt, Johns from Cow Bay
tor Jago loss on ursgus. bcsween 81 Jago and
no, CubN The Ponvert 29i tons register.
built nj Gouldsboro Me, Ia 1861 and hsihed from New
YORK.
Nonrotk, Sept lsYcser day the schrs Kate, Of Pha-
depns from Baltimore Win coal and C.sa =, ,Ss o. BALI n
bs S, sas s, seom carried away but the
Clara received no injury.
Ptcrou, Ms Sept - schr IIibcrnia with lumber from
Milpnt Oswego capsized in te bay or Quntc anrng
aheavy gale. The crew savt~i.
SNORT PASSAGE -schr Croruer, Capt Tu asher, LEFT
Taunton, ra Sept II. and was [" pier 80 Err
this city a. y AN sept IL.
LAuScHsp-The new bark L Peacagi Was launched
Thursday fom yard " tse Russell, East
Deerng, aud tcwcd round 10 Portland,