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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-12

Thieves went through the pocket Of
Hon. Richard vaux, of Philadelphia,
at Pittsburg recently, and carried of
bis gold-rimmed eyeglasses, his Ma.
sonic badge, and a weIL6lled pocket
book,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-12

The great four-mile race at Louis
vile, Kentucky, between Ten Brock
and Mollie Mccarthy, on the Fourth
of July next, promises to be one Of the
most notable turf events of the season
The famous mare is already en- route e
Louisville in charge Of Bud Doble.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-12

The committee Of eleven to invest.
gate the alleged frauds in the late
Presidential election has been appointed
by Mr.. Sayler, of Ohio, Speaker pro
TEN. of the House, and is composed Of
seven Democrats and four Republicans.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-12

On the $500 acres OF territory Of
Babcock 4 Hulings, IN the Mexican
county oil district, $50 wells have been
sunk, and not a dry hole has been found.
Such u showing as this was never
known outside the Bradford field.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-12

"Dust TO Dust" IL the novel but BY
no means inappropriate heading which
the Chicago Times gives 70 its account
Of tho Cameron-Sherman nuptials.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-12

INSURANCE AND lNcENDIARIsM.-The
Supreme Court OF Wisconsin has just
decided a case Of great interest and i'm.
portance TO Western insurers and in
sured. A law was passed in that State
in 1874, providing that the amount OF
insurance written in a policy shall be
taken and deemed the true value Of
the property Mt the time Of the loss,
and the AMOUNT OF the loss sustained,
shall be the measure Of damages" The
Court holds that under this statute, in
case Of total loss Of property without
criminal fault of the assured, tae value
oil tho property must be the amount
named in the policy. 1t further holds
that the measure Of damages beng fix
ed by the statute, the company has no
right TO show that the assured sustain
ed u loss less than the amount written
in the policy. Tho Court recognized
the manifest policy OF the statute to be
TO prevent over-insurance, and there
tore considered it wise and wholesome.
Heretofore" says the Chicago Inter
Ocean, commenting on the decision, "it
has been the practice with companies
doing business in Wisconsin and in
most OF the other Western States, to
assess The damage after II loss BY fire
and pay only the actual damage prov
cd, without regard to the value speci-
fled in the policy" 1t adds that the
effect Of the decision will be TO compel
a closer inspection and valuation OF
property OF the part Of agents aud u
lower appraisal at the time the risks
are taken.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-12
RNO ~W.NOTHINGLSM REVIVED
A NEW SECRET POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
THE NATIONAL GREENDAcK
LEAGUE TO THE FRONT.

Many OF tho voters who belong to
the National party do not know that
the leaders of their party have organ
lied a secret political society, the mem
bers Of which assume an obligation,
recognize each other bysigns and grips,
and are admitted to meetings BY rega.
lar passwords lin short, o secret po-
litlcal society in every sense Of the
word, whose plan of operations may
not be vastly unlike the secret wing OF
the old Know-N Nothing party. The
National Greenback League is the
name Of the new political organization,
and while a majority of those who
hold membership in the National party
may not belong to the new secret or
~ganization, all the members Of the lat
ter are leading lights in the National
party. This secret organization ap-
pears in the political arena as the pro
fesscd champion of everybody and
everything. II takes upon itself multi
f%arious responsibilities. 1t picks them
up as though they YER mere %triles,
and undertakes in the most chivalrous,
Oft hand manner to usher in the mil
lenium in short order. Like DR.. Gill.
pod, whose dose for all equine ailment
is a "a plug O. tobacco and n pound o
borax, the National Grccnback League
have n universal panacea-vote for
us and don't tell anybody. Here's the
prescription
NATIONAL OBLIGATION.
1. I do most solemnly promise on my sacred
honor that I will not reveal the name Of any one
present or OF any person who may become known
10 me a. a member Of the National 0recnback
League.
Z. I also promise that I will not reveal an Of
the signs, grips or pas words that ! may rcccivs,
belonging to said League. to any person not a
member.
8. Purthermore, I slso promise on my honor
that | will not vote for any man to oil any ON co
Of honor, trust or profit. Who 10 not pledged to
support the principles set forth In the platform
Of the said National 0rssobsek League.
The Society has a regular method
of initiating new members, somewhat
similar in It's features TO those of the
secret orders. In the initiation these
Obligations are taken in full. Then
the platform Of the League Ia read 10
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-12

The NEW IMPROVED WEED 10 one Of the
best machines In the market, and runs very light
and quiet Its new cylinder Steel Shuttle has
only one hole to be threaded, and holds twice as
much thread as most any other machine. 1t has
ono Of tho best Narrow Hcmmers made. Its
Table is long and roomy. II has no gears and
cams. II has no screws or iace-plste to be re-
moved while oiling or cleaning.
The WEED, before the late Improvement, drew
a prise at the Paris Exposition In France. also,
m award at the Centennial Exposition, and in
almost every State In the Union.
Machines sold on Monthly Payments. Person,
should not buy before seeiug the Nes Weed.
Hay, grain, beef cattle, and some kiuds Of old
Machines taken in part pay for New Machines.
All kinds Of Sewing Machines cleaned and repair.
ed. Also, dealer in all kinds Of Sewing Macbin,
Needles, Oil, RULERS, Tnsk markers, Castors
Henmers, Bhuttles. Check springs, 40.
In ordering anything BY letter, be surc 70 give
name Of machine. Cash must accompany all
orders by mail Persons wanting any other kint
Of machine, please write for prices. myi-3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-08
Avezs,s Cs.171ca.rtic Pills.

2o- e,l Tie oc-pcses o. a--s':.,n;iy ss,,ysic.
,hyiliJ- c.:.!l.. Cv$t.veae.iS. Guaoice. :
::ecanaue. ..;yS peas ltEe.iniatlsIn.s <
= c.r:IBt o. ..lt; >k-N b;seilSes. 81.
iou5ucSS. Gr1psy, .UclUcS. WORMS,
.Neuraiyia. Is :: Olnner PHI.
~, ..lh.ifvir. ,;tc z: ec,li.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-08

Are lie most cf
ii;c,isc anti congo
ni;ilpllr@;,tivcevcr
discovered. They
ai.c mild. but ci.:
.tcllial in their
nli,F%t;on. moving
il,c howclS surely
AMI wilhont ' II.
.Nlilou.h ntlc
b ''..-" operation,
ll.e, are still tic
n.ostlhorouel and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-08
RsTUaN OF THE AzOR.

MAE Williams, the Liberia
correspondent of the Nervs and
Couaaers returned safely to Char
lesion iahsEor. HIS experience
in thatsallegaa paradise of. coloTed
peoplewill lappear in consecutive
issuessof the Neays and eouFfor. NJ.
Williams il evidently not charmed
'AsSi sSish anu d. evidently thinks it
good place to get ava s iron. he
people arr, .indolsnt and thriftless,
and Moarovia IS in a pita6ie stated
decay No ttempt-is made togre,W
anything that does not flourish and
mature without work Such, in brief,
is the paradise to which the 4sOr
pilgrims have gone for-relief from the
perplexities attending life in South
Carolina and Georgia. These pilgrims
reached Liberia in almost a state Of
destitution: Many had barely money
eno-gh to get there while others
who started from their rural homes
with some considerab amont of the
worlds gear, wer. pitilessly aeecea
by the Exodus Association in Charles.
ton, who sold them imaginary sup
plies of provisions and interests in
grist mills shat did not exist. The
result OF the trip of the -4eoy is that
over two hundred destitute people
have landed on the shores Of desti-
tate country. That the Liberians
received their guests W th hospitality,
and supplied them on their arrival
with food, is by no means an assur-
ance that sthe newcomers will not
suffer in f,.nre.
Nc. Within; WIS ml:h struck
with th diff .rea;. in the condition
of Sierra L,on4 anl LIBERIA. The
former is tolerAbiy bastling. pros
porous colony, while the latter is
deserted village" As botb colonies
enjoy the same advantages of soil
and climate, the contrast is due to
governments. Sierra Leone is under
the domination of Great Britain,
while Liberia is governed entirely by
blacks. white men not being allowed
to vote in that happy republic.
It's estimated that twenty thou
sand emigrants have, at different
times, been sent to Liberia, and that
the population at present is between
twelve and fifteen thousa nd. This
shows that vast amounts Of money
and great deal of work have been
expended to no purpose. Between
Liberia and Hayti there is not much
difference. Both are striking proofs
that the black race is not capable o.
self government WmnsJoro News
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-08
SELLING OUT!
Price List J. P. W eatherSbee.

papers for Sets Fans for cts O.,
Checked and ed Homespuns for ST.
YardWid linen
OIIernl ned Linen Eandkerchiefs (LMdes3 for ST.
vdsG sGrenad Striped, ST.
Drill yd ev Toweing lG yds o "
GensE Neco Ladies'
damagedfom 2ac
going close Chds Shoes at cents
lot One-ay
81 4come in time beautiful line light
CaSsine
ydd price ST. 49, Beached sheetnG @ from 9 aSs
Ladies Hose l0c pail iades
Cents Pure
ed $4,000 Cakes
If reduced greatly 500 Looking Glasses
prices SUPERB, lb
ENcelen ans a Sc Sc.
ca I9o mot forget Place OF Business. 349
and s:5a between Planters alotcl and the Upper
Market.
jar. So 1878 ly7] y. P. NEATHERsBEE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-08
gpasds - appsrflssr.
easeaelda s. c.. August 8, 1878.
UNro THE DESIRED HAVEN.

UNTO THE DESIRED RAVEN.
BY ANsoN D. +. RANDOLPH.
5 Whatmatter how the winds may blow,
Or blow they east, or blow they west;
Whatreck how the tides may flow,
Some ebb or Hood alike is best?
No summer calm. no winter gale,
Impedes or drives me from my way !;
Isteadfast toward the Haven sail :
Taatlies, perhaps, not far away, S. x
mind the weary days of old,
When motionless 1 seemed to: lie;
The nightswhen fierce thebillows rolled,
And changed my course, knew not
why. .a.4..,9l
I ieareu ,ne calm, I feared the gale,
Fore5oding danger and delay,
Forgetting was thus to sail
To reach what seemed so far away.
Imelsure notthe loss and fret
Which through those years of doubtI
bore, "
I keep ths,momory fresh, and yet
Would hold Gods patient mercy more
Whstwrecksz have, passed mein the gale,
Whit ships gene down on snninerda
While T, With fpTIed or spreading sail,
Stood for the Haven far away!
What matter howsthe winds may blow,
Since fair or foul alike are best?
God holds them in His hand, know
And may leave TO Him the rest,
Assured that neither calm nor gale
C.n bring nissdanger or delay,
AS siilI:toward the.Hayen sail
rhat:lies, i know, not fur. away.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-08
.PieTCe's EaV0rite Prostitution.

Tic term, hcwcvcr. is but = feeble expression
OF my hiSii appreciation oi iis value b;'>ed upon
scrvcr. have, while WITNESSING. H. positive re-
su in the few special disease, acilcni iO lhG
separate organism "a! wOi:i:tr. Singled 1t nm.
the c!iIHaS or cro-rui;;% gcia OF Iiiy
medical c;.~cc-. On ii> merits, ln>i-
tlVc, safe, AMI cnec,ual rcrlcIr :nr This class
Of diseases. AMI one that wIil. III all times and
,lcr AL circumstances. act kindly AMI IN lIar-
muav with the i:ws which cavern ihc female
system, am willing 10 stake my reputation ~ i
physician. Nay, even more, so. confident aiu
tlrt lit Will not t!s;:ppOin, Tie most sinGu c
expectations ot = single invalid ;;!v wl'o H." u
fnr any"f the ailments for wIc!. rcr"r.,nea';
illlt oncr ini ."ll 1t under q G'S.lE.6YE
GUARANTEE. II u beneficial G. cct is not
experienced by Tic Time twu-iiir,s 't tic con-
tcuS ui Tic bottle are u-C,!. VIII. ol rc.Hrn 81
tie bottle ,wo:t!:::,l> %! llic medicine having
Eccn taken according 10 directions. al,i ,.ic ease
being one for which -cc"iEnicad /! ir0mriiN
rc.unl the money pJ;d .Or II. Had roi The
most perfect confidence in It's vir,.sc- co;i'd not
oder ii ~ dn undc. lEc>c conditions, hui l.av-
ing witnessed it, truly miraculous cures in th0u
sands Of cases. :cci warranted and
perfectly safe ;;i -isllAng both r:,r
reputation and s.ly money oa iis
Merits.
The following arc among those diseases IN
which ms Eavrr!to Prescription has
worked c:rcI, - II BY magic, AMI wii!l = Ger
tain.: never before ::;anc.I hv ANY medicine:
I.eacGrrhea.$ Excessive f.cw:nG. Painful
Monthly Periods, SUpprcSs:nn' w.c:l from al
natural caaSes, Irregularities, Weak iiach, FRI
la;,>is, or falling OF the Uie-iiS, Antc.c.siOn and
Rc,roYcrsion, Bearing Dowa Sc.sa,;"u-, Inter-
mi licai, Nervous Depression, Debility. pes-
poadcmcy, Threatened Miscarriage. Chronic
Congestion. Inflammation ans. liberation of ilin
Uterus. impotcncv, BaircnncSS. OF SicriiItv, Fe-
male WcakncSs. AMI vCr; namv other chronic
diseases incident to woman not mentioned hcrc.
In a!l affections of tins nature my Favnriic
Prescription works curcs-tEc marvel o2
thc world. This medicine 10 not cNtni ~ Il
rurc-all. but il admirably iuliis = single
ucss OF purpose, being most perfect
specific in all chronic diseases g. the sexual sys-
TEN of woman. II will not diSappnnt, nor w!ll
1t do harm, IN any state or condition.
Those who desire further information on
these subjects can obtain il in TIE PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, = book
Of over 800 pages, scnt, postpaid, on receipt
of Sl.50. II treats INFINITELY bf th"'c ri;scl-cs
peculiar TO Females, and =ivc> much valuable
advice in regard to tac management OF those
affections.
EAVORITE PNESCRIPTI0N SCLD
BY ALI DRUGGlSTs.
R.V. PIERCE, N. D., Pfop'r,
BUFFALO, ". I
The New York herald., 1878-02-10
A FAMILY FIGHT.

An i'll feeling has for some time existed between
james Armstrong, of No. 422 West Sixteenth street,
and several OF his relatives, who live tho opposite
side Of the street. Yesterday Armstr rong received
scurrous valentine, which he attributed to his rela
tivcs becoming cnraged, he last night
entered the milk store kept by his COUSIN Thomas
under the influence oil liquor and found his
relations assembled there. After some words had
passcd Armstrong commenced an assault his
uuclc and cousin, VINO, alter struggle, threw him
TO the io,r. a crocous dog belonging to Smell just
Then entered the room, and, seeing his strug
or portion OF his upper lip Armstrong
succeeded grssplng the dogs throat
anu aft struggle, in which he was assisted by his
uncle md hs cousin, compelled tho dog rc
hold. O0ccr Kelly, Of the Sixteenth precinc, ar
res ,ed both Sncf and Armstrong count charges
OF assault. ana locked them up
The New York herald., 1878-02-10
CLEARED.

Steamer weser Gcr) Barre, Bremen via Sou Hampton
Ocrclis & Co.
Steamer Colon Grimm. Aspinwall--Pacihc Mail Steam.
City Of Merida, Reynolds, Havana and Mexican
ports-F Alexandra Sons
Steamer Aisicrs, Hawthorn. New Oricans-B &
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn, New orleans-Clark
steamer City OF Macon, Nickerson, Savannah
Yongc.
steamer City of Atlanta, Woodruff, Cnsrlcson-J
sieame, Benefactor. Jones. Wilmington, NC-wm
Steamer G knight. Chichester. Georgetown, De- l.
steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Richmond Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Alliance, Crocker Pniiadelphia james Hand.
steamer Vulcan Wilcox, New Iaven--u W jackson.
ship Lake superior tBb. Stewart, Liverpool WIN Nell
Ship Pharos Manson, San Frnucsco-smouson = Iowos.
Bsk ccrvaates Br,, DAVE. Liverpool or Birkcnhead-
Bark Aladdin Nor, Johanc.sen. London -Fnnch Edye
Bark Charles Elwell (Br), oBricn. London-,Jamcs W
Bark Lizzie Wright (B). Wright, London--J W Parker
Bark Olaf Kyrrc (Nor,. Keller, Bristol. E-Bockmann.
bark IIebo (Nor, Marchusscn Falmouth for orders
Tobias 4 Co
Bark orco dtaD, Questa Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark august ouinta iaD, Maresca. Cork or Falmouth
Bark Orsoia dtaI Cahero Lisbon -Funch, Edge & CO.
Bark Laia t'rj Cunningham. Kingston, JAS ac Cor
Bark Jas IIolbrook Lcavtt, Santiago do Cuoa-
Brett son & 60.
Brig Burgess tBD, Mcbride, Cork for orders--C W
Bertaux.
Brig Fransoorte utaD. Amadco Naples Punch. Edye
Co.
rig Susie Strout, Fickett, Fernsndina-Warren Ray.
schr VIM II Jones. Fakenburg. fern"ndina-Abiel Abb
bott -
schr Maria Adelaide, Kent, Philadelphia II Low
schr Plymouth Rock, Lowell, Boston-Chas living.
The New York herald., 1878-02-10
A WOMAN'S PLEA.

A motion was made before Judge Pratt, OF tho
Kings County Supreme Court, sterdsy, in the
Of James A. Flack against Mrs. Strton. James Eager
and others to foreclose second mortgage amounting
to So, 500 property Second place, Brooklyn Mrs
stnton appeared in person to oppose tho motion,
stated that she had been unable prepare adavits
showing why the motion should be denied, owing TO
sickness and the absence OF her attorney from tho
State Tho real party In interest she said, poor
woman rosiding at Mount Verhon. There had been
81 200 OF tho mcncy PAID but, owing to peculiar cir
ouInstances, the balnhcc was lett unsettled. Mrs.
Sn0n said, further, that Mr. fack had PAID nothing
ior the mortgage, had valid interest 1t aud that
usuri0us interest had been exacted The lady, who Is
about iorty years Of age very prcpossessing man.
ncr and surprised those within hearn ng OF her voice
by Judge Pratt that that her first
tempt 10 mako "A speech. Decision was reserved.
The New York herald., 1878-02-10

Atlanta Miss Davenport commences on the 18th two
weeks engagement In New Orleans, supported by
Augustin Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre Company.
The third in the series OF Brougham's benefits will
be gwen at waIlsck's on Thursday afternoon The
programme will consist Of "a Sheep in wolrs Cloth
ing." IN which Mr Montague aud Miss Coghlan and
Nine Ponisi Will APPEAR the third act OF ''scnool."
which brings IN Mr. wallask. Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Beckett
Mr. Holland, Miss Germon. MISS Bonilace. Mrs. Seton
and the entire strength OF the company, and Kerry"
which will bo performed by Mr. Boucicault, Miss
Katherine Rogers. Mr.. George Clarke, Mr. Harry Crisp
ana Mr.. shannon
grand opera season commences tomorrow even
Ing, at the Academy OF Music. under the management
OF Max Marclzek, in which Nile Pappenheim, the
well known soprano, and Charles Adams, the tenor,
appear as the leading artists. The cast also en-
braces Mr.. Alexandra Human, from the Imperial
Opera; Mr. G. Frtsch. Mr.. A. Blum. aud Mr. +.
wegand. The first opera announced is the "Hugue-
nots and there is reason why tho season thus in
augurated should not be brilliant one The artists
above named have commanded praise wherever they
have sang abroad and at homo and as wo have not
heard real opera Interpreted tor many months thcy
deserve success here.
There is a well founded rumor that Mr.. Sothern
will not return TO England In May, has been an
nounoed, but that he has decided to remain in Amer
lea for another year Tor the purpose OF producing sew
erat new plays. HIS neld DE New ork, ana ne ID
understood to be at work several characters.
1t is improbable that he will open again In Sep
tembcr at OF the leading theatres Of the city, but
which unable to state II IL possible that
ne will appear as Kinchn, IN the "Flowers of the For
est" but by PERMISSION OF Mr. Blackstone tho charao
ter OF the gypsy thief will be entirely rewritten and
the drama be reconstructed. Sothern beng genius
in his way whatever he undertakes is likely to be
original ana taking with the public.
The following are the whereabouts of the theatrical
combinations named below MIR. and Mrs. w. J.
Florence, mighty Dollar, Columbus, Ohio; Joseph
Murphy, 'Kerry Cow" Houston and Dallas, Texas ;
Kate C!axtou, Pittsburg, Pa; Milton NobIe's
"Phoenix," Cincinnati. Ohio; Boucicault Shaughraun
Company, New Orleans, La Frank E. Aiken's Com.
pany. with Gencvieve Rogers, "Maud Muller" Frank
tort and Lexington, KY. Rice's Evangeno Combina-
tion, Buffalo, N. Y; John T. Raymond, "Risks," {"
Bridgeport and Now Haven Conn., Augustin Daly's
company, with Fanny Davenport Savannah, Ga. /;
John Thompson, 'On Hand" Clinton and Dixon, ILL., ;
Colvillo Folly Troupe Philadelphia, Pa; John e.
Owens s'Dot" and "Our Boys" Lancaster and Harris
burg, Pa; Gilmore's Band, ST. Louis. No., Dayton
and Cincinnati, Ohio; Nine. Rentzs Female Minstrels
San Francisco. Cal.
The New York herald., 1878-02-10

STEAMER Gry BARNES from Savannah Tor New York.
Monroe was tewed thence 10 Norfolk reported 70
pair left Fortress Monros Feb Pm in tow r New YORK;
consumption.
sHIr NErruN tGsr,. which grounded in attempting to
drv dock She will probably be condemned.
BARK MASIrou, schve at Baltimore from Turks Island
e.1 Son 70 % w a m
!. iahoms water passed sun zen vessels mast about IL
BARK MARY (Aus). before reported, from Catta5
mia Tor New York and driven ashore At Point Cabr
men drowned.
BARK sARrrS Nor. lynn. at Philadephia Feb .,
lost on Jan ii seaman named Otto Inglerchtsen.
Dec BY sns"s Asa
unit. iaana ' sSSsno tho nse hs
sSos on board n es sSd sTeS Ss s 20 n
BARK MELVILLE BRYANT. IRON New FORK to Montevideo,
before repoue lost, was built by boss Chas smith at
sssps' to h
pa 81 h: zap. %a fail she Changed rig from
3masted schooner to bark. aud was supplied with new
considerably thnmped battered In the late gale
damage " this
was washed aud mixed wish sand all but ABOUT % Or
removing what is lett.
ysr.s for wscS put
TO be about the worst Of wreck tnst sver
strained and used She has been condemned and sold
scmR GxoRGE b. SouEs, Norwood. from Greytown,
Mic ior New York arrived at Key West Feb with ofccrs
and Of scrs Amos Edwards Somers from Kingston
Jan via Milk River for Philadelphia, and Henry ad-
dingtou, from Milk River. ia for New York which YES
sells oFethcr with their cargoes were totally "s, Tho
Amos Edwards was built a. Great Egg h.rbo In iss2
3s3 tons, aud built Phadelphs in 1874 Both
sells hailed from tho latter place.
At I"a Long ssaca L. last Week hauled
and in getting under took the ground on Hay
Beach, but received nury came oil at next tide and
sailed Sd.
ScaR EANNIE Tracy C3.msstsr. Of New York;. Titon,
from Fernandina tor Wilmington Del, arrived below Will
mington, NC, Feb g. with tho captain sick.
ScnR wx II PRENTICE. which abandoned last De-
cember the from acks0nvilo 10 Jamaica, WAS
passed. no date. lat % 35, lon II 4o.
EAsrpoRr Feb 7-Schr Com Kearney, Of Calais tbeoro
repoed ashore che bar to the westward OF the
beacon the lower part of tho Narrows where she lay
days, and hsuled of last sunday morning Tho
vessel from the West Indies, loaded with general
bound for Calais. As the bottom was sandy and
soft little dam sustained and tho vessel
ceeded on her
NEW SUFFOLK LII Feb 2-The storm Of an 81 resulted
dsasrouly to our eSca0p fleet Three boats sunk
aged one Of which. the shamrock belonging to Captain
Hefron, is wreck. II the gale had continued short
longer IL probable that tho remaining part OF the
feet would have oundered the being heavy mado
. complete sweep over the boats.
RocKLAYp Feb 7-Bark Will W Case. having completed
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 2--Schr Lols ashore ut Trinidad
will probably bo total loss rs her position Is
sidercd n favorable one for getting her of.
SHIPBUILDNG-R X A Chapma on, of Rockand. NB has
tracted build another large vesse He has Of about
lao tons uRder