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BoAr ForxD.-Wc icaIn from the Journal 'hsf
Capt. John iIardwick. Of the sloop Lew Bates,
from Quincy. while beating up the harbor Satur-
dav morning, discovered tue iopmast OF sunke"
boat near Bird Island lie succeeded IN raislng
the hull. and found she was small iaP-s;reik
pleasure boat, painted green, schooncF-Figgrd'
both ,nas,s standing, with the ioresai set she
was heavily ballasied, and had her stern stoTe
Capt. Hardwick thought from her appearance she
had been ran into This Is probably the boat
from which Richard Lear. OF the L. ). ship
Ohio, whose body was found last THURSDAY, was
drowned. boston bee.


BURGLARY The Jewery Store OF Mr.. AbnoF
Smith. No. Al Merchants Row, Boston, was en-
tered on Sunday night, and robbed OF watches
jcwelry silver spoons, Sc, TO the value OF SIX OF
eight hundred dollars.


FlRE-The Touring mill of Hon. Nicoll Hal
sey, of Ulysses. together with several hundred
bushels OF wheat. was destroyed by fire ie~
nights since. Loss to 3,00o--insur;sn:e
$4,000. Skaneateles Columbian.


Passengers Arrived,


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