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was also terribly severe: everywhere It is
considered the severest snow-storm that
has visited us since the great storm Of 1881.
At Boston, the gale began at five o'clock
on Sunday morning-about twelve hours
later than in Philadelphia. The vessels in
that-quarer do not seem 10 have suffered
as much as those off New York. Wehear
automatically Of only two wrecks. The
schooner Harriet, ofPortland, went ashore
on Chelsea beach. She viii be a total
loss; the crew saved themselves by a surf
sklff, otherwise all hands would have per-
ished. The schooner Louisa Beaton,
CushmaD, Of and from New Bedford, for
New York. went ashore on The south side
Of Great Gull Island. on Sunday at one
o'clock, at high water, and bilged. Her
cargo consisted of one thousand bbls. sperm
oil, and 10000 lbs. bone- Crew saved.


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