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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

CINCINNATI LAND and General Agency Ofiee,
Y CinciEnac Ohio-M L Sheldon would INFORM the Cit
zen. OF New ok thai VIII attend 10 The purchase and
sale Of every description OF Real E.t4e ant Persona! Prop
ertv = he City Of CicEau sd y lie " es;er- states vii
@ co ec: nCl-s bonds and mortgages ard every species
Of Claims N Cincinnati Louisville ANY Merchants.
other business ule hsysg l-nds other property me
Western -yuntry tney Si.H dispose 81 Tor cash
change lr CRY properly in Cincinnati, nsec --nt
description Of Tie - H. Gcs Cincinnati whe- All
business entrusted lie VII - promptly and fiil
fully attended 70. Adde'S, VI l. SHELDON,
West Fifh-s. Cincinnati
RsFEzsScEs--DHisr X Barber. Cott-snd-s, J. Jack
500 - Wal-sJ. WA ingalls, y Waist a. 5rneod
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lfE X ND.-SuwnoI NT5NngcmrutN-t ON
-------------m rncng Monday, May hh. lSi6.-M
1nrrmcnl, " ~ soon rc made of which d,c notice w Dr
b, en- far I'm additional train. leaving MouIstown et9 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

IN PURSUANCE OF order of the Surrogate Of the
lCouIty Of NewYor notice Is hereby given 10 ali per,
sons having claims agast Patrick Mott late Of the CITY 0t
Nevv-York deceased present the with ne vouch-
thereof the subscriber, ii his store No 33l hudson
street IN the Civ Of SeyyYork. orbcfOrs the 18th day o;
August next Dated New York the 2-r day OF February
I3;s ffS3 lay6rl. RICHARD ", MOTT, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE Of All order OF the Surrogate OF tho
County OF New York Notice IL hereby given 10 a.! per
having claims against Michael T. Martin, late Of the
Civ of SeYors tailor, deceased present The same
with vouchers thercOf the subscriber az The office OF
J. T Doyle No. Is Nsssasr IN the City Of New-f ORR
on or before the twenty-iii day Of August ncNL-Dated
Nevy-YoTs. TIE 18th day OF February. 1896
rs law6m- JOHANNA MARTIN, Administering.
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49, ---Sz=--e- NEW-YORk, schooleys Noun
LII an Beyidere and Easion-Lsaye the
sSS---1----foot OF Coriisnd-st. daily Sundays
r.p nj ococ. NJ by Railroad to Mofistown direct,
without change Of caro- thence by Post Coaches through
Chester German Wiley SchoO.evs Mountain Pori Golden,
Warrington 20 Belyidere and EasIon. Fare from New
YORK Schoo!ey's Mountain 81 26 For apply to
HILL Agent At j. Paten- Commercial Hotel 10 Cortland
81 CHAS. GOLIATH, Proprietor
Also daily line for Schooley's Mountain leaves Morris
the ar,yal OF the = O'Clock from Sew ork
Bgeras irni.bed nj the shortest notice by applying
CHAs. GOLIATH, Mansion Hou7c, Morris,own.
vi tur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

: N.Y. Through without landing,-NewYork ard
60 Albany Line.-The last and splendid new
steamboat EMPRESS. Capt \ Hitchcock WI, leave The
foot of Robusont above Barclay. every Tuesday.
Thursday snd saturday. Al O'clock The Express Il ~;
ted with the bc,t ,:rurr, with spsc!ous
sni good bcrt, Win he public patronage he travelling
part OF the community msy % ot low fSre he entire
season through For passage freight apply he Cap
tam on board: or OF GEO. T. STANLEY,
.fd Al The Office ~ the dock
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+ VI. every Tuesday Thursday ard SATURDAY. WI
-yls=-----.sss- NORRIS AND ESSEN RAIL
lbfs 20 ND-Sumnor Arrangement ON
- --------------m rncns Monday May hh. lSib.-A-
rungrmcni, 10 soon De- made o which dc uoHce wa. ~
gwen far I'm additional train. leaving Moulslown Ht9 y
VI and Nrw-iora Mt l.ncOu.
Leave New York, Leave Newark, LrH'- Morrislowh'
8u'c.ock \. VI 9ocloch \ NJ. % O'Clock, NJ
T.. VI. T. VI. : i VI
Passengers by The Morning Train 10 Morrisown '" al
rive there H.. O'clock when stages M be- IN READINGS"
10 convey Them Jo Schoolcys Mountain Washington b'!
verc and Ea5lon. dHilv, O Succasun. Slth0pe HeWon
Milford and ONrEo Mondays, Wednesdays ana rfl'
DAYS; aud RuckawNy, Dover Sparta and Newton on
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays each Line ,rlnuing
the following days 10 urcIh. +. NJ. trains for ~ Y
stage viii also leave for BsHenrdge oyery evening on
the arrival Of he nj MorristoWn.
Passengers 20 through and from Jersey City without
II her baggage, the the foot OF Cortlnnds- where
an Agent ,s be In attendance receive H. All packages
bundles be- entered the wayb or the Coulpa'
nv will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately Ia Mouistown
from Albany Basin, hy stephens and Condps Line OF
Soops o Newark the Trans porion Office OF the
y j. r. r. Trans. Co foot O LbcrtysL AMI u desired,
said Office. IRA DODD, superintendent my'
SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN. via Mornstown and Nor
r;s ana E,,ev Railroad from Ncwark.-ru accommodate
travellers 10 Schoocys Mountain, from Philadelphia and
New. York and extra train Ot will be run between
Newark and Morrstown by the Morris and Essex Rail
road commencing Monday, July 18Th, leaving AGrrlriOWn
atg A. NJ leaving Newark al r VI. Or, on the arrya Of
the u noon train from NewYOrk, and the morning train
from Philide phia 18th which trains there Will be direct
connection By this rnin passengers "i arrive at Morris
p p NJ where Stages viii be IN readiness To con-
..r tyB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
MUTUAL. BENEFIT LIFE Insurance Company.
vi Office No. II NsltSt.l Issued during the month o(

No Lives Insured
ROBT L. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary
JosEPH L. LORD. Agent
J,s STEWART, NJ D. Medical Examiner No 62l Broad
wav iyJ lIueod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

m. --r:zzzzs----7 TO WESTERN is9s--1xC
IL TRAVELLERS. E.JasLTZ-1
------------'The public j. -pectiu.-
~ informed hai the recent breaks IN nc Canal esa.ef ny
H.. .t ,r..hcf having repared the PIONEER and
FXPRTSS LiSE IA Railroad and Canal from PHlLA
DELPfIA % PITTSBURGH. win commence rs regular
mo. for e season MONDAY the 5t April. leaving ihe
DGp6t ~ Markets.. DAILY, al u O'Clock, 4 VI.
By Ibis passengers vii avoid al the fatigue and
danger Of night ifaseDg IN coaches both Railroads being
passes! IN day light
For farther Information apply 81 the Old Established or
hc-, ~ M4r6et--i. doors above Eighr-st.
az 4. 3. CUMMINGS, Agent
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FIRE INSURANCE.
S2Nn.O0O 10 5000 ,ONN

THE subscriber ili attend to procuring Fire lnsur7
1 or Warehouses, Merchandise, Dwelling Houses.
Household Furniture, IN several Companies having
.-.rnttn L.ltf Inn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
,UT'~ THE mnenihcrot ,lcnmer OREGON


purpose, ut painting. VIII resume her regular
trips tor Boston wa Suuugtpu and Providence this day
The OREGON viii leave pier No NnrthrVefato clock
+ NJ every Tuesday Thursday ard Saturday. lyb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

nR POWELL, Ocu.ist and AUrist attends TO dis
Dr4s-s Of liz rye and from JclocE ~ MS resi-
deuce, 81 BroadYay, corner OF Warren-- Upni.i.ia,
soppes OF tie tear passage c:lr+ 4n1 oPscties ee,tu-
ally renewed .Auauro-Is tF-.lDsd with sreet
Squirting cured minutes. Deafness and all d.
charges troul .he permanently cured AIlEcia! eyes
serted- spSetae!-s adapted 70 every te!ect
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feqaI Notices.

NOTICE j hereby given ;hsi attachment N favor Ok
George II. Cougar, cf lie city Of utcs Oneida Cour-
~ has issued against the estate OF Hamilton u Ri.!ey
nonresident debtor residing e the SAFE Of Illinois, purs
nj u, he. statute concerning nonresident debtors which
attachment wss granted and allowed ~ PABLO GriGev
Ci-r,if Qdss OF the 5:h Judicia Circuit snd Tbs, he
vii be sold to- ihs payment Of ne ceos OF me SAID
Hi-ey unless ae appear sl discharge such attachment
cn.dins INV within nine months from ne nrS puolca-
ton this notice md tst the payment debts duc ~
said Esev by resident. O; tbs Sale and he delivery 20
my 10 MN and ~ such properly by h,
ere Forbidden by law and a-e void
MATTE>oN L DooLITTLE
Attorney. Tor attaching creditor Ui.cs. Oneida County
N CHANCERY of Ne,.-Jeiscy.-B Richard
| Van Buren, " illlATn Pumyea ana Elizabeth voorhees,,
ct, plifi.lt> sud William SIMPSON defendant On bii %
f-c5-. Il sppea..1s this Court iSt Tie complainant,
hv st their d.. The above cause. atd thzt process OF
s,brsna 70 appear and directed 20 he Defendant
's b,r rssarlv i<Sed stura1e - Ire JIg- FERN ci
hi. our. SIS but that me defendant W iiSin simpson,
,j no, be found N this Ssie 70 be served 'AcreW1l anu
he has caused his appearance 70 oe eh'eJea - N e
.,c process. had beer duly served. ana l. being iade TO
y- by AFFIDAVIT he satisfaction % lie .aS 'hal
lie sad il.c simpson does Dui reslce II LIS Sae eHt
II, ~. CIV sul >ta:e OF New locSit = lrrrupVl on ni7
h,,j and ortyslN notion oi Joln Al ~ Ae s..c
,r If the ,-IfplailHi< .i- 0r-cr directed " NE ll
-or I'm, Tie >aG absent defendant DO arptar Plead an
sver or ieujJ. 10 Ire compNiusuts bu, on or cenie 'a
,hr Tuesday of September .hat 10 deiNt thereof
.cb decree, 10 y. rlsde ass.l-: hun the Chsuceor sla
think equitable snd U And i : farther orcereG ial S
order shall within twenty hereafter, De served p
sOua.lv on the said William Sampson, ~ ce4iNerN uI
dsys II the FREEDMAN. printed 81 New STis
OK ih> Stale sId continued therein FOR SIX weeks sue
ce>sjvey. least every week ana - Lac manner
and for h- Ike space OF ZINE. n one 81 NE newspapers
F'-s iS;'e COPY 's '' " > :. HALSrED c
S,Nl- R. GrMNsRs, Clark jy:c isw5w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

r. -a-t5ls-y1----l FIOT NtTUNTI RATEIiUNU.-
@SS The regular trains have been with
from the Road for tie purpose
OF renyng the rack IN The most substantial manner WIN
hat portion of the Road between Bridgeport and New
Milford Us miles, expected 10 be completed oy The mid
de OF August Due notice VII be- given Of ,he me tbs
Cars will assume ther regular trips.
Freight Tram, with Passenger Cars attached, WIZ run
between Ney-MfDfd and West SOckbrdge-leaYlng
New Milford AT 10 A. NJ aud West StOcabrdsc Al IL 30
NJ unit farther notice. r. B. MASON, Superintendent
Bridgeport, July 8, 1916. BLuu
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WONDER WONDER WONDER

WONDER WONDER >, WONDER
4 LARGE STOCK OF Dry Goods must Je closed out N
IA few DAYS without fai. Having purchased the large
stock @: goods n store IL Sprngs corner sullivan 10!
E.5 So. .to.k ri summer Goods II - per cent ,>s
Than usual prices sh.yv- a!fnc-t gyen sEveg
"a 'fe.g Bpur-i- ard Ribbons 81 on hand
iyss .s:-Ii; BRIGGS = RENSOS, II >pr;rs-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

WARRANTED tAsI ~TEnI. EI-s L0'l'.-
w The zeal ..Iire Ccr-er Tools ad Cniy s.
Aior-e.-,t Shere th-y maze and warranted Inferior
20 none and a. George Brgss Co, Pai=t Fho-- tools
sold nj y Fao,-t and other Stamped CCnger
moi ms maze Nine Stamped thus, CoHger . Attor-
ney..l Y The Of J. C01g-r, Br. : sGde1 having
"a interest y the business.
lib.-aI 81 .coant made % deelers 40 s,neo.l.
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IT. ,OPPOsITION TO MONOPOLY
81 PEnPLE.S Line srEAMRnAr

-
albany Lae.-TAe snd ,Per1ld .iesra-
e SILL Capt Samuel Schuyler. VII leave New-forN
for Albany every Monday. WedGerday sGd Er;dGy, ~
O'Clock p VI from the loot OF Rohlaso,-s. The Belle -
t,.' up MA. splendid -tAtrooa snd for speed. comfort
Snd ssy go -rrps>>e. by any boat the Hudson river
For ee hi passage, inquire q the Captain board
81 Nc. >Ogih-t
Passengers .AAiHc the BELLE wi, arrive IN Albany In
ample foT The morning train of cars East or Nest
y B-EreiEht taken NJ Moderate rates lyl6 4
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q & GREEN RAY. 1916.

1916. BUFFALO & GREEN BAY. 1916.
IT." THE STEAMBOAT COLJM BCS, Capt
T. P9"srs vi a run da5"s 5 T so, .s a
lows LEAVES BUFp,Lo. LEAVES GEErN BAY
Mond'y Mayi Monday GSlo M0niayM vi Mond yapg1n
Mont M va Monday Ang2i NondayM Us Moad yAusI
MonI Jun.l NondayS+pt 7iAondAy Jne 81 tund sePlt
Moity Jnei5 Mond aySept2 Monds nex 2sPs
Nond'y Jne21 Monday Oct 5lMondayyly hond OctlS
MonGyJiy . Nonday Octi9 WonesyJs
Tho I'm, UNDERGONE most thorough repairs, aud
u in hne condition for business The rayelg Plo..G ltsy
couff-ny rely upon her making h-r UPS puGusIy as
ufvcr,i-.d and assured hat q" pam pei
To make nr desirable and pleasant 70 pas
G. n pauIen Jo5 Futon St J. F. WoH - Corlsnd.st;
r feronro ne Hrc.d-st N,sr YorI. Nottingham, VII
~, K Co 81 Quiy- ibDty "lls!e, FassoHs a 20. btj-
faio Tv!er brown & CO. GRAN Ray ehDtSoylet
,-Sa,---1-,-,7y;0PENING OF PENhsYLyANIA
SS-1s--6----C anal Tor 1914. Bi$GHANS' TrSuspof-
-------------tat.oG Line Pfoprietof,-NI bingham.
rl,= Bingham Jacob Dock. VIM y Straitor CooiRctet
on Sshuafh-keeping and Temperance principles
The pfopseor 81 this Old established line have i thci,
complete order ard IRE aorc7;gnly pre-
pared forward prod and merchandise Ia AID rom -
Eascn Cities the opening Of psyissiica ,fas1 ts,
lcng experience In Tire carrying ouslcss Nh
continuance and Of The patronage efo eAV;la'
Ell 10 bllghs1s' Line. -, =,
Our arrangement II! enable 70 carry freight win the
utmost dispech and our price, Saa . &c IS 20" -
PrsIucr i isrcianais, vii be received and forwarded
East and West. without any eisFg- or i9r%1rillg &C
AGES RINf5HAsS' LINE Bills Of sding forwarded ard
49, direror prem ply attended To- Address apply 20
NM Tyson Agent 10 Westst Ny.
BINGHAM. DOCK sTRATToX ,,,,.,.,r,,.
JAMES WILSON, Agent, i22 North Howsrds, Baltimore.
Canal Bssiu, Liber.y-ss Pittsh a,,s :
HARNDEN X co. Boston, Msasseause.!: a%9
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IT Opposition TO MoN0POLf.-
- M Express Lire tor Albany d.rec,-From toe
SS'----s eauiboS; pier. foot OF Robn<cn-.i Tho
new and splendid yach, RIP VAN ME; Capt,
L viii cave Tue-lsy- Thursday and Saturday, at
: O'Clock. 2. VI.
For rooms passage berths sPply on board The
Freight taken at low rates and delivered drceed milo
IT. INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
= s.llsf-s.-lS Line tor A5sny.rhe splendid steamer
ONEIDA. Capt. Geo. O. Topper, vii leave
-'esmbos; pier foot OF Lherys Tuesday evening Al
o'clock T NJ landing At PoughkceP>e and Hudson. jyliH
,Trv@ TROY MORNlNG AND EVENING
--n,S-.ss-s--.-lSLyNE i1r Nbany and Toy MokNlNH
p LINE-Thc Steamboat TROY, Capt Cor
ham. viii Tuesday. Thursday. aut Sciurdny-Ths
steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM Ellsworth VII leave
Monday " e,inc>lsy and Friday o'clock, n NJ. from
Scauboa Pier tool ol Bercnyst FOR Troy and mloF-
mediate places. ..,,, -
EVENING LINE-Thc steamboat COLUMBIA Capt
Wm. II. Peck will leave Monday, "Wednesday and friday
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt Il 4. MACY. viii "sv.
Tuesday Thur>ey aud saturday evenings. ~ O'Clock.
from COrllnu,i->l. Fer for Albany and Troy direct
~ The bca,- OF thc first class they cont
0uded by Npcrcpccd and attentive officers. and for speed
and accommodation superior 10 most, and inferior 10
none she river. Je&o
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List Of Letters Remaining in the n Y. Post Office,
Saturday, July 25:

~ Phase nsc7l,ion he DATE Of tie LjS; " xkici "a,
are GGrer;.sed LADIES' LIST:
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11utcl1t alcoicincs.

ROBERT NORRIS, z. VI.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-10
THE OHIO STATESMAN.

We are happy to see, by the last number of this
paper, that its former distinguished editor, Samuel
Medary, has been induced, by peculiar crcumstan
ces, to resume his vocation. We congratulate the
country upon his return to the editorial chair None
more true to his aith-none able, than Col. Me-
Diary! He is about again to WELD his good Damascus
sword and no time could be more fortunate for the
development Of his energies. The federal party,
whose heads always turned by the slightest APP
pearance of prosperity, are now chuckling at the
results of the elections in Pennsylvania and New
York. Another session Of Congress is about to
commence, when the federal leaders will, Pheton-
like, be driven, by their fiery coursers, through the
mid-heavens in blaze Of fury. Messrs Clay and
Clayton have sounded the tocsn of the Restoration
Of the act Of 1912; and Mr. Webster is about to
should not be surprised if pursuing his own anti
American course in 1919, he should attempt to
refuse the necessary supplies for its Wig
orous prosecution. This is the time for the
republican press to wage battle upon the despe-
tate and infariated fedoraliss, and rally our own
party in the spirit Of harmony and Of union We
have men enough to defeat the wings at any mo-
mcnt and let us take care by active organization,
by energetic efforts, by proper degree Of conca-
ton, and by proper species Of it. to extinguish any
spark of discord that may be found in our camp,
and bring all our men into the field. Principles be-
fore men, at all times, and now more than ever.
Let the people bid the friends Of aspiring leaders be
still Let the masses to whom this government
belongs, and who have the power to put men into
Office, and to putmen foice, take their
into their own hands. Aspirants must now bide
their time, and wait ill the people may please to call
them to their service. II becomes the democratic
press now to speak in bold and determined lam
guage--to stand up for the principles Of the
party-in other words, Of the country and its con-
stitution, and put down the rising hopes and dan
gerous pretensions of the federal party. The coun-
try demands men Of energy and intelligence of clear
views, of bold nerves, Of independent characters
not milk-and-water men, not trrimmers and tempo.
rizers, and compromises, but those who know the
right, and will dare to pursue il. Such man Is
Samuel Medary; and we therefore welcome him
back again to the profession which once he so emf
nendy grsced.
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- - - -
A CARD.
WILMINGTON, November 10,

WAsHNeros, November 10, 1886.
CAPTAIN: In behalf ofthe army officers present in
this city, we cannot allow the prompt and gene
rous manner in which the Washington volunteers
rendered their services in honor of the remains OF
our much lamented brother soldier, the late Col.
Cross, to pass snnoticed. ..... ..
Will you add personal to the professional obga-
ton, by conveying 10 the officers and men Of
The Washington Light Infantry,
The National Blues,
The Union Guards, and
.. The Potomac Dragons,
our sincere thanks for the spontaneous offer, and
very handsome performance Of their services in the
solemnities Of yesterday. aE .
With great respect, we remain, . ~.
Your obedient servants,
HENRY STANTON,
Col and Asst. Quartermaster Gen. ". s. A.
JOHN G. CASEY,
Captain u. 8. A.
f. ID. TOWNSEND,
Asst. Adgt, General " 8 A.,
Copnifiss.
Captain CArHoARr
Of The Union Guards ... 4
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UsirKD SrArEs PATENT osrIeE,
November =. l64t

Nm the petition Of w. b. Leonard, OF hfsteawan,
sion of patent granted to said Leonard for railway
dnwinghea for spinning, for seven years from tho
expiration Of said patent, which takes place on the
18th day OF September, ls47.
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent 0fkce on the Let Monday (7th) Of December
next, al ~ O'Clock m; aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, IL any they have, why
said petition ought not To be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Union, at Wsshingtoa; Keystone and Pennsylya.
Man, at Philadelphia; Jefersouisn, New York;
Herald, Providence; and Post, Boston.
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner Of Patents.
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The election in Massachusetts, for members Of
Congress and State officers took place yesterday
Delaware votes to-day for governor, a member Of
Congress, and members of her State legislature.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-10
"NoTICE TO MARINERS.

ION the small island of Veiro, to the north Of Lol-
land, in lat $50 l5', long. Ito 90 49,, there will
be lighted a revolving lamp light, which will be
placed in a lighthouse at an elevation Of IS feet
above the ground and SO feet above the level of the
sea. ."... s A
"This new light, which is to be first lighted on the
18th October this year, and subsequentlyis to DO
kept burning during the same time the other
lights of the kingdom, will give fash every quar-
ter of minute, and will be visible from the deck Of
a ship at distance of 81 miles round the island.
simultaneously herewith, there will, on the
south extremity Of Agerso, called Helholm, about
81 miles N. by w. from Veiro, be likewise lighted,
and kept up in the same way, LANTERN, which will
be hoistcd post l6sfsSs above tho ground, and
"a feet above the level of the sea. .
GAS this apparatus is likewise intended to serve
as day mark, there will, for the purpose Of making
il more discernible, be fixed on pole, above the
LANTERN, a red and white painted ball, feet in d.
ameter, which, when kept in line with the mill on
Helholm, will show the entrance into ONO sound
from the north. w# r.. .r .. .."....f
General board of customs and commerce, the 22d
September, 1S46." ...
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o F FICIAL L.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Nov. 10, 1916.
The following information has been received from
the legation Of the United States at Copenhagen:
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
"Ihunos Lighthouse.
"Instead of the former lantern in Thunoe light
house, there has been placed this summer (agreea-
bly, to the announcement in the mandate of 4th July
last) new one of metal with larger panes and
smaller dividing bars, 80 that the light will now be
better seen than formerly. a..i@a
"On the 10th Of this month, instead Of the former
mirror apparatus there was set up lens apparatus
of the fourth ORDER which stands foot and hall
higher than the former light, at an elevation, in
ALL of 98k feet above the level of the sea, and which
10 visible all directions for distance of about
miles. a.. ts.Zs ahysG#2rtt ..
"The light will be kept burning all the year round
during the same hours as formerly. laeao
General board Of customs and commerce, Co
penhagen, 18th September, 1886" ,7
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umony which annex Of two Distinguished persons
who have made arms their profession, viii eorsob-
orase my statements ga
sYsslerdsy, tbs 4th Of October, We were present
at the first experiments which were made with ths
exploding cotton in tho laboratory In this city, and
to-day we having convinced ourselves Of the per
fecly satisfactory results, with sharp loaded hro-
arms. ...,.H
~ "HARrEG,
doctor, counsellor Of Forest Board.
"a. Won SCHAWRZKoPPEN,
"High Forester"
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Captain CATHoART
Of the Union Guards,
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