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ANOTHER WREcK BY THE GREAT STORM.
The schooner Emira II, gers, Capt. An.
,hony P. Salter, which left this city Tor New
York on the day preceding the great storm,
was wrecked near Barncgat Inlet, and every
soul on hoard perished before aid could be
given. The last thai was seen of any person
on board, was one man in the rigging, bu,
when she was boarded, no traces OF single
individual could be found. There were FIVE
persons on board Of her: Anthony P. SaIter,
Captain; and John Saller, both from Bergen,
IN. j., two men belonging TO Shrewsbury. NJ.
j., and colored man. steward, from Philadel-
phia.-SpirH Of The Times.