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Friday last gives the following lis, of the names Of
persons who we're on board the bark Isado7e, which
was lost in the gale OF Wednesday night, on Cape
Neddock rocks:


Lesnder Foss master Clement Stone, 1st mate ;
John Crowder, I'd mate; Paul NJ. Grant, John
Tendell, George Lewis George Davis, William
Hardin, James Murphy, Charles Lord, George F.
Hu;chins, James Young, Mr.. thompson, Alvin
Huff, Daniel Perkns-all Of Kennebunk Port
Five Of The abeye were fathers of families, and
have left twenty children; two were young men,
who were the only sons Of their mothers, vino are
Widows.


During the gale, says the same paper body
without head or arms, was washed ashore in the
same place, supposed to be of the unfortunates
who perishcd on the wrecl. Of the VIM, Fales. 1t
cannot be identified.


The loss uf the schooner James Clark on Rye
Beach, has been before mentioned the Ports
mouth Herald says that there were twenty pcrsons
on board in all. OF those lost, onc was elderly
woman, another her daughter girl of twelve
years; man; the rest were children. Fivc of
the bodies have been recovered. The people saved
came on shore By a ropebrough, from the Yessclby
one OF the sailors.


Names Of passengers saved Mrs Margaret
Steward, Mrs. Joanna Bryant ani child, sixteen
months old; Mrs. Cetharine Murphy, Mary Mur
ply, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Mary Mallory, Mr..
John Kelley, DIR. Dennis Dane, Mr. Hugh Dorrety.


Names of those lost:-Alr Dennis Mahoney,
drowned in coming ashore by the rope; Mrs.
lcr child, persisted on deck-Mrs. Heherson was
bar in Hnli Il
months old, child of Mrs. Margaret Stewart, per.
ished in its mothers arms Miss Margaret Whir-
ley, twelve years old, who lived with MIS-. Bryant,
one Of those saved Thomas Barry boy.


u The following publications are fer sale
Al the Office Of The Tribune, Nassaustreel, opposite the
City Hall:


FRANKLIN EVANS, or the Inebrate Price ..l2s cents.
LiEBIG'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.
LIEBlGS AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. rs Z"
DICKENS AMERICAN NOrES..............12t I"
PAULINE, Tale OF Normande. ................i24
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times OF Tecurseh lGS
UNITED IRISHNEN. Their Live and 1imc,...25 "a
LIFE AND TINES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE -. .25 "
MORLEY EKNSIElN N.:.................'.....iS3
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY Observation-Disclosures. 6!
PHANTOM SHIP, or Tales ct the Sea, by Marry


ait ..........................l2i
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by


hle late Samuel l.. Knapp.
WING AND WING, (Cooper's lasl ...:...;::...5 80
TIE NEIGIIBoKS, a Tale of Everyday Lic..lSt
u Fail style of eseniieLncu's gaats-BlHD
orner Pine and Nassau.s,reels, has ready for in
s2cction and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats o5 FSM& W.
II Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
mens completed for supplying according to
vous intiR1aton, FUR HAT at price ts3 S5)
ahich shall render emphatcay the cheapest well as
lowest priced Genemens Fur Hat sale in this
city, 1t prepared in the same style which characerzes





which cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned With all confidence aTnis 1t to be
for tie gentleman and economist the most desirable fuf
tEat yet offered (o2o1O sPENCElt, 24o Broadway.
II Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter lS7 Broad
y,y would inform the gentlemen of NewYork that his
fall and Winter style Hats ready for their inspec.
6on and critical judgement, Claiming the distinction oi
having been the first TO project aud abide by strictly
AMERICAN style of Hats, instead of servey copying the
Fashions of Europe, which often unsucd 10 c-
mate and manners reoce perceive that others have
seen fit to follow his lead, and that The following OF
European Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.


He offers Winter style of Gentemen'S Nntria Hats at
s. So and warrants them equal in material, hnsh fashion
and durability 10 any Hat sold low as 81 in the city
But be wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats
sold this price but AT 81 So These be recommends
as equal to hat sold in EewYork al s. or UNDER and
challenges for them comparison Will any other.


rien5men visiting our city are respectfully invited 10
call and examine his stock OF Winter hats ard nudge oil
their quality He confen HAT whether the cheapest or
the best Hat is desired the inquirer VIII here be satisfied
Try him. (s20tfl o. FISH, Isl Broadway.


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