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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-26
The Result OF the Election.


We have delay cd the publication of steamer Pa
per for few hours In order to give the returns OF tho
In the District Of san Francisco, ut tho first
general election In the State OF California
The day was q very disagre.abe one and undoubted-
ly prevente ed many from attending the polls The re.
rsins having rendered the streets almost impa.sa
BILE would Of itsef have detained numbers bat when
add 20 that fact the hurry and hustle Of bu ness
ana the fsvera shovers that fell during the day the
wonder ia that 40 mssy ballots deposited IL was
the neral preston previous to the election that
about FIVE thousand votes would be poed but the poll
list shows only about three thou and two hundred
Judging from the returns given below, should
there not much doubt that Peter Burnett IL elect
ed Governor, and John MoDougsl, Lieutenant Cover.
nor. The Congress ticket 10 matter OF much greater
pncsts nty but the result here would to Indicate
the election Of Price and Wright
The regular democratic ticket for State Senators and
Ass.u T. elected by large ority, and II IL
therefore certain that Mr. King will get support
from the district Of san francisoo. Under these dir
cumstaDces, we regard rs certain that he will not be
returned to the United States senate
The election passed of very quietly and orderly
The sectione.ring animated but the greatest
feeling and good humor prevailed throughout, not
vthsiasdiDg the rain and mud was sewers tax upon
be pa AL
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pher would have nue field for study here The law
yer scholar ,a and physician may be seen with soled
toiliDg away crowbsr In hand at the rocky and gold
scattered fragments. The hesthness of this place Is
remarkable, when you take into consideration the
posture, working In water, 80. &c. do not know
single ease Of sickness The greatest aunoyanss
impossible for strangers to keep their mules or
horses for one night Even when tying them within
light Of their camp they are stolen With this exosp
ton every thing "pursuss the tenor It's wayn
The alcsloe Of this place Mr. Johnson though an no
nest man yet inefficient in the arbitration Of
difficulties 60 he siosate and headstrong; aud
this joined to q very limited education causes some
difficulty Some few days since he issued uton
VERY properly as it afterwards appearedl on the
property OF Mr.. Hitler also warrant for his ar.
rest The case attracted the attention OF Mr. Alexau
der Goday, well known AS one OF Colonel Fremont's
best Ulcers, who, knowing Mr. Hitler at once later
fered and gave in money the amount OF bail During
the course OF this transaction words inter-
changed between Mr. Goday and the ale side The
passionate temper of the latter, however was not
enough fer the daring and determined yet cool, de-
nesnor OF the celebrated mountain explorer Godsy
cbal eIged Johnson with rifle pistol, at ten an
hundred yards. MIR. johnson then threw himself on
his refersed lights.
Ire sun is going down and must cease this scrawl
Should give this insertion will continue to write
to you monthly, and in the me utims refer you to
Cot Fremont from whom you can learn my character,
&c Yours &c, WIN ID. MILLER
We lave had the pleasure of conversing with very
intelligent gentleman, who has just returned from
long tour OF observation through the mining district
His IvesgatiUns have leo him 70 the conc that
It's greatet riches have not yet been reached but still
await the lsbors OF miners perenced aud skful
thHn those engaged N the work lie saw personally
yeral dggines richer far than those in relation to
which cur credulity has ALREADY been 30 severely
taxed AT the tine, he places the
rage gain of the whole body Of miners now
employed at consdeIahy lower figure than is
usually given He thinks hat miuiog, having Deco, a.
heretofore condpctsd game Of chance aud uncsstaia
n lottery faro bauk Is now about u bee ONE
less hazardous game OF sk sad sointi cslonlti n,
at which good aud perie need PLAYERS ana they only
will be sure largely TO win rbe oSeer,Atipn Of our
mara Inn n1SE hlt
there Is 10 be serious deficiency in the winter stock
OF provisions in the mining without allo wing
thing Tor the OF the overland engra-
ton nov on Its way thither.
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Ticking the vote In this district criterion, thsrs
the people Of California The State Of California t.
therefore, . real tangible. and gres, ommooweAlth
from this day for~srd To her thirty sisters on the
of the Rocky Mountains, she sends her message
Of love and fellowship prayin that the golden chain
that binds her to them may never be broken by the
rude shocks OF time aud that the glittsring glory
which surrounds her may not be tsrnished by csid OF
Indifferent admission into the great confsdsrscy.
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about twenty miles from this city the Sth Of No

about twenty miles from this city, the 5th Of No
vember, near the residence Of Mr.. Chas Brown.
An inquest was held on Saturday morning last upon
the body Of q w Tobey, who died suddenly on board
the ship Mentor, in this port, on the previous day
The jury returned verdict of death from excessive
On Saturday, in the Court Of First Instance, (Hon
seph II Ogden, for robbery was taken up The priso-
ner was very clearly identified and the previous good
character which DO proved would not have saved him,
in all probability had 1t not been for misnomer in
the indie iment which led to the disagreement Of the
jury, and further postponement IF the case
From the Placer Times. Of Nov lO.l
correspondent gives the particulars of sad acci-
dent at Dry Creek the morning of the 18th of Octo
Der. Three men, named Kendall Kent and Wright,
were working in partnership and lodging together in
one tent Mr.. James +. Kendall had been sick. and
about two O'Clock in the morning got up ana went
OF the tent leaving his partners asleep MIR made
some noise in the bushes near by, which reused MIR
N Kent, who Immediately sprang to the door Of the
tent with pistol In hand and inquired who there,
at The same time telling the object to be gone Mr..
Kendall did not immediately answer but moved toward
the tent and Mir. Kent supposing the person to be
some indian or Spaniard, who had been stealing some
OF their DIVISIONS fired three shots of which took
effect in the right breast of Mr. Kendall who died in
a moment, without utteIiDg n word or giving more
than one gIoan meeting was immediately called.
and jury selected TO try the case After full hear
ing Of the the jury returned verdict OF scci
dental homicide " Before the nesting adjourned the
following resolution was unan imoasly adopted =
Resolved That We sincerely sympathzs With the
friends OF the deceased also with Mr. Kent; and we
fully concur with the jury In their verdict believing,
as We do that the accident entirely unintontonal
on the fart Of Mr.. Kent
Criminal Court of the frat Instance, Sacramento
District-tbe People John Rove Nov. y, 1919.
Hon VIM. f.. Shannon, presiding The prisoner
arraigped on complaint Of Samuel Norris, Esq for
stealing heifer, valued at $40 After pa
tent and laborous trial the jury brought in the pr
soner guilty aud recommended that he be 8ned not
less than $3.50 and costs Sentenced co pay hne OF
500 and the expenses Of prosecution including the
expenses Of bis arrest and maintenance and to stand
committed IN paid Costs and taxes, S3l5 total to
be paid by prisoner for cattle stealing $5l5 Com
pls,psut has iii u civil action for damages.
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Meetings of Trades ana Others.

TIE cARPENTERs MEETING.
meeting Of the journey men house rpenters took
place ON urday evening In Portsmouth Square. We
Will Try anS End for their proceedings In cur
next paper.
THE DRAyMEN's MEETING.
Pursuant to aojo ,Jnment on Monday evening, the
drs, m. u and Ia tmen OF Sau Francisco agaa
ten beo In Portsmouth Square. "wednesday evening,
to hear the report OF their spmmittee
I her. being large number present, at half past
seven The chairman called the meeting to order wnsn
the minutes d the former meeting were read by the
secretary
! he c, mmittee being present, Mr.. Thomas Joyce,
chairman made The following report, which WAS utter
stma little oircus,ioD. nnsnin ously adoptsa:-
our cCm uttee, sbos.n at meetipj II drayme aud
beDdeartmeD. IN Monday evening 9th inst TO report
a tai of prices for the ensuing three months beg,
mot respectfully. to submit the folowipg:-
Taxing into consideration the excessively high price
81 feed and the Increasing bills Of repairs caused by
the bad state of The pubic streets during the winter
III ptbs We have unsnimously agreed on the annexed
rates bseviBg that they viii prove satisfactory 10 the
community, and, at the same time afford us only
far ION f0rtu mr. lxkO
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PrOyIs,ons In California

The .7hG California of Nov Is says" The setting
IN on winter has caused increased dem nd for al
kinds and qualities Of provisions great rise in
prices has consequently been the result. Pork and
hour have sold at very high rates and will 20 UGH
higher unless supplies arrive They have ranged,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-26

Our readers referred the marine head for the
latest California ship indeed for ship from
all parts Of the Pacific In future, the marine ints
gence from California will be put under the proper
head and not with the political and golden from
California as heretofore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-26

The folio wing ths of the miiironarss just
returned from III pSgads with their pockets full Of
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
-a,,.s,tbe .,,ck E.eh..se...ssSr. 20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-YORK.....sEPT. p

AERIvED-ssi5 ROY .rsob N-- s.t Enf Is day, coal
C.r1-r 4 Co 90 10 60 stp br.n5y-n~. iof beston-
stp t-h s Les % days in Ossov noss ano ls pssel
s.,. Ds.ssn q ID mo =. 60.
So Agar. cssPaas ~ 50 I'm odssn' so'oa &C.
sfsrs Flora Ns.ns.f - iron ssrbseos' ballast 'sa
ifersi+es
sfs vo.s Bsrs, d in Pom "a Ps osaeeo and S''
c kl-.~fsk Co ..-L
Bftssk Cesro Ossf. ftgs 8rs,oi, Ing nos- lons
BID Oasl Br.r.cons. C.saJ 81 esy', es"is' 10
s>smih O Wss1 g.. r. ....s..
s,.ea, Ices. Jss. us.r 10 Do t's Acs.'S'
r.o.,~. pols1d r-n-rr- 81 Dc -os &c, A. M" -
SIR fs-r-re-. Dssfrs. Baum "a, coal
thfH-.fy sfosn Jones frsna. voso-
SshfOo.t1s. Cos Va. ~oo1
esL, Ilr,u. Lstb.f. Va con- oov q % baston -.
a,h 81 Ktis q 6as, od ToH eopPe' fS' 49,
k....fd Lar no An 10
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Notice TO Mariners.

rl, stated foa sboui 10 b Constructed
-. The Sfsn1 Tori Tgrs I-anos
ia value 70 corn-rc- T1ss- light house.
80 that erected ls+ A On Gbess HI hsruss
ii. grb fs4 if-af snsbsf
s.ss,. Of tho b~rng6s light bog.~ Boston Adv
Gbos'- Hui %
that coossct.d Iron Bpta ard frmer
fo1 Jsmaessr- the design AID Of Asyan.
- - u. e. All the under he hJno
al supports tbs sssfy The galley fss feet
trs los ie.ts inches IRON the lsvs Of n. oonds-
oo Of The 0f cestirun Plates Oibec ~
~oass bOs an oy csmsb There all 1855
fss- 10 the cfcs esry ssrh from ibc~t lie
b ~-sh contained Be the plates
ris - contra well feet
g.D-d 10 the 81 tbs
hsht dsss - floors supported
boior cOiums. which
too II The sbLbon.e ard r for the
s1nz machine Of the light The asnt through tho
o3sg Of perfectly Esd.oD. The
cs..s 9Th brcs -Os TO o and
pss,sf. and and srse enough for comfort.
advantageous
T- lshts vovr dioptrc lens sht Of ID. k order
fo" with csntfs ian Of four conc-ntfc ~rs- 1t will be
powerful 10 thu ~ord Th-
sbosf The dsct Of hip Of the Ordinary
OBJECT. Nay
u 81 81 The hztt for this lighthouse
Aetsrse y Mar wIs1- OF Long Acre. h. adOn.
Han 0i Obo-'s Hal from Ugh ~sisr Level. .......-3Bo
ttht clubhouse 10 gallery
Hight from rsl~J g. Il lamp.
HFh' ossier Of isht n OF II
iotsi tght from hxl ~.isr evs % sptferne TOP
lie fret place December 1894
ssi - -'i p-i- Of he tower p'h. o. ortoe-r isH.
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Spoken, 6cs

e.sir 81 100 u org G..sss fn ss'snnsh ,s ss"
A., ~ 1t a. s. ~ ors ho.sn C.fon 70, ios
A., 4. t a. ca - 40 sr Ns koes'hHe IRON h-'sn' Tor
.o.- -,
s-tfs osns Torsf" .Sa.ssd pas.'o P'n sop 'A'rms
10000 -rb = .b.is Il. stesfns y"
ban >s.tos 10 rOfess io' RI ph
So. IT s. a. a Csr0nsDrss. fos Liverpool for
Cs.rI--toh - dsys ost 49,.
A.. Is, a q. 90 rasss ships john Rsvsnsl sas Plymouth
foes Jos1fW
s..t "a a. 20 N. lon -. ship Ho-sfs. bound
81 IA ast IT, age Oh With psnts3 ports tkrss
.tsro 700 "a lat m.sis souso y.
80, 1. Al !. 20 Ioa ~ So .chr wbin Osi, Harding
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SCHOOLS.


ST. PAUIsS COLLEGE CobLLU]
NEAR FLUSHING: LONG i, 20 =, -. y .i;,,,,,o,
rt,H, TSvySTY-SFCOSD SESSION o. ms irsl'-lon
All commence % the mrs. Monday vi Ocso ~ 80
p,ri. AZ. ssfr-d ~ primary c@.ses a. ~ yesrs
~ -, and INTO cOlegistr css~-s "Do-o'e 7' -~
n,s n but oDe session Of the insttsuon in ne year
II commences he frat Monday n oe'o'''' ~' es VI
=, /. r-oaested that all desire 10 place their sors
o. ne In.ituuon viii present them for sduissOn a. NE
rotug of he --ssOn October Popis are received
after Christmas and Ess-f recessesf and Oh
he srst MOndzy March Application 70 ~ made 10 ne
.gz tOI Rev ) o BARTON, Rector
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CALIFORNIA.

% PORTABLE HOUSES ~ demand In Cali
81. fouA 5su 10 5000 each IS The mAfSe; price Of
= - OGDEN portable houses a. -su FrAnci-co We sup
py Portable Houses bull. round Cape Horn, Or over
he lshnus Of P-nsma by any OF The steamers 20 Cha
gres, snort notice, new principle. a. saw
ing ~ ns.f she fei. specimen Portable House
can be en- ~ the Califona Deptt II Pafkf0W, third
door from Annst opposite the Astor House, where al
orders viii be received By sPAAN co.
Wholesale purchasers supplied with Houses Stores
&c discount sly j.
E'tLIFOHNIAN~ READ.-BrEsos AYsLs. Dec
u 3 1875 To KEMP, ils WsLsreet New YOrk
TIE large znou1t Of sh pat up for ny shit
with The New YOrk CT Gus Company, on long voyage
t.s ururd ou. beyond NY expectation One year from
ilc OF leaving. opening the butter jas the
batter mosi delicious, also the hass. Deef, pork
bread. pickles and 10 ruth, single article urned
out bad expect 20 be 10 savannah N April ard shall or
der smother ou.rf by you. be ours truly
81 Ivy WILLIS A BsSEDicr. Bars lnokea-
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READ.
INSURANCE..
NEW-TNGLAND LIVE STO

EEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE cOMPASY-AT NtWHA|ES, CONN
Charter Perp-iual-Ps.sed May l31s
CAPITAL $4,000,
MITE PRIVILEGE TO INCREASE TO sleo,0oO-
w DO insure al kinds Of heal cattle horses, Sc the
only Company u The xind 10 The United States Office
Tor Ne~f ora = Wales Inspectors Office ~ Grsnd-st
., either Of which Offices any information pamphlets &c
may be Obtained iiy2J n ALFRED EDWARDS, Agent.
E,NICkERBUCKER FIRE INSURANCE COM
N PANf OF NEW-fORk. okc- - WAli-sL-Capit
So l-cOr ginzly Incorporated IN l7S.-Ths Company
continue. Ia Insure sgs-s oss and damage BY Gre
most favorable isrns rs operations cc1snst chiefly
70 the City u New YORK AID ~ mediate proximity Al
losses ABUSED and paid with ProuPress and literally
DIRECTORS.
6-of<- lr-,-t. Jc.- Oa.houL G-0us klcs arzs,
kQo<r s-cscs, Jos- Campbell, Osorss Cozxlr,
shl. krush. Roar L stlsr. Iozz CIV
H-sry s.-cr.. Edrar1 Coo. As-sr Risy
Aotaony Ina. sorr. Raser gsru..
Rea n y Forrest n-lsan Tacs-r Chan-- ? LsT.Ttch,
A1ilcry Chsr11c, f.~ls Chsn-rsI-y, NlAsI arUrzaz
Asr lsur-cs Mlau D-sl.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
4. frDss.En. Secretary . u
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COAL.

GOAL, CHhAP fOk SA>H.-Aboui loo tuns
Yin The cuzyaId tSu HousioD-sl Of Thompson 20
be cold % close sccclrt Grocers that buy argy
msy co We'll 10 call Coal may be engaged deliverable
al SLIT Oct IS lms
GOAL FOR GRuCtHs.-Pezch Orchard Red
NAsh Cozl hr.t qualify. suitable for groceTs trade, dis
charging from boat for few DAYS FOR sale low Tor
case Apply 10 T STOKES DlCKERSON
fv.-ff in1 Anghonv-st krcsdwsv.
Spring MOUNTAIN LEHiGu COAL. for
IShs stoves. ranges and i1ruacrsx superior article
For sale by ?. O>IRDM
.i9 I'm. coz. Teuih-kvenue snd Tw ruiy xfh-sf.
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MlNDOW SHADES.


NSTINruM SHAPES. Or COruices Drsp-ry, Mus
w l.o. &c al Wholesale and r-tsil-J. c WOODFDkD,
rs Srosfway, uss he most extensive Sssortueri Of The
shove arucr. found ia tire city Nd a. greatly etoc
- pces Severai styles u superior Window ssstes
scrolls the style % Louis XIV, Goihics Flo~ers' &c
49, prsr-rv Curtains Curtain Loops, Bands. Pins
Center TS..es Picture Cord and Tssses. Window Wire
&c &c Merchants buying a wholesale viii had Il p her
interest call nefor- mating thr'r purchases IL y
IN ann WINDOW SHADES % even csscriP-
DU,UUV lion. wholesale and retsll. a. tbs W iuao~-
,h.Se Emporium. IS Pesrl-s- 4Goofs from ChsihA1st
Al greatly reduced prices Aso sA e9Iniees erss-es
cords trssei, cAubncs Tor the trade W. OJENAS-
If--
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COMPREHENSIVE.

dissolution or COPARTNERsHIP.-
~ The copsinrrship heretofore existing between the
subscribers under he tnn Of GIBSON, STOCKNELL
co i this day dissolved by mutual consent The Affairs
Of The late vii - adjusted by either Of Tho partners
who sreduiy authorized 10 settle The Newly orb,
Sept l. 1919 Z. 7 II. GIBSON.
JOHN NJ SrOCKWELL
WIN IT, sTOCkWELL,
sS I'm WILLIAM MARTIN.
EOPARTNERSUEP.- Subscribers have this
Ndsy associated themselves Together under the arm Of
GIBSON, STOCkWELLk co for The purpose Of trans
sclg general commission business IN This city aud have
Ia The IS Pearls; New York. Sept l. 1919
JOS. ; HANNA, L-ayegie lad
n X STOCkWFLL. q.
IS r 7 GIBSON.
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IMPROVED pLATroRn0 sc.Irs

t'LOOk AND PORTABLE, Goa, Hay R.ilrozs- RAM
=, NvSulef an a. ouer Scales, Manufactured by he
CrNIoA JS-foe snleu scale makers Co IS Creen--.t :
ihe se.es q ms Company deserved ~ takiny
oSncr OF a. olh-rs, iri for Correctness Ard
warrant eofrect and liable 10 %. Out ~
order We refer win condolences 10 the ,ssr, 80. -
wrign-ras,ers q SerYorK who are 90 nsrrnljT $50
iErg "a Also, Frames Of acklowledse4 ,uoerSyr,,- q
sac with he above a. i5 Ma.t-nsus n-.r 49,, ~
~nefs a.. orders WILDE promptly attended To- a,s ,-c.,,
ING done without delay b. Go. O SHEpPARD
Agent Y s W Co
l IfE-LIKE PICTURE--As dn1.6Is :. d..
A1s- oesssisl are. -ksn daily a. GURSEIs D.EueY.
n>s Aosms' - brosi way, 0Pposis Joasss "a ia.
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e. --ssss.s.s:.s:s.s:gg5 NEW.YOnK & ERIE RAIL

81 <ztt--Stfx hOAD.-On and after the <9th " Au-
gust tho trains will q follows,
Sundays excepted .-THRoUGH PASSENGER TRAIss .il
leave hewfork for Owego, from me Companys Pier,
al the foot Of Duane-st Al J. A. NJ and p. N. stop
ping 81 al the way stations From Owogo lhs through
trans Will leave for Ne1-Yors al A. NJ and II p N.
stopping also Al all the way stations SPECIAL WAY
TsAs for Port Jervis and Intermediate stations except
surcrns, Will leave New York every Saturday, al SPIN
AMI H leave Port Jervis for New-York every Mondsy
morning a, O'Clock. AMLg rsAiS with ger
eisched, VIII leave Pori Jeryis for New-York At 81 AN
sni returning Will leave New. YORK fer Port Jeryis 81
fh Anoner MIX Train, with passenger car attached.
~" cave frfmout for Ousyile al "a NJ aud returning
isays Onsyie al NJ connecting with the eish bosls
70 ser ork The MIX Trains do no, connect with the
r H. fSEISHr-freighi leaves New-York every
Msas Tor AL the regular stations on the road freight
p sn WIN cave owego every morning al Al from
Tot Jefv. freight usin will leave FOR New York every
morning az O'Clock aad another al AN with market
hegnL special train for cattle and other 1--we stock
WI leave Owego on Frdays aifP. and from Pon
yerVs Tor New YORK, on Saturdays, at All Fare
rom New-fors 10 Owego s. The intermediate ala
uons 10 proportion. Communication Tickets al lower
rae. ior lAe stations between New York and Pom
Jofs ~ be purchased At the New Yort aud Piermou
once. The steamboat ERIE leaves New-York every day
:. CLOCK for PieFmsu anc relams on the arrival Of as
Train RON Owego, srnvfng At Nsw.Yors about 7 Pm
sais 'AAEs J. NRkWQop sayesia eaAsci.
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b. KREISCHER

FIRE BRICK MANUFACTURER
=, Nos D. 81, o. and q Goercs-sL near Delaney
Fire Bricks, II I'll shapes and Crate Fixtures
s4es Fire Cement
Tiles Firr Cl.v -
S'9eA. and SAP. OF A .res Fire Send fsa psror cealy
pnces' Orders executed a. saen louee ,lS
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TEXAS.

GEORGE BUTLER BsorHgs, Galveston
HANS GEORGE BrTLgs, velasco and Quinsna
WILL ATTEND TO the collection o, Notes ara A.
w counts In the State Of Terss purchase OF Prtaee
era Commission Business H
EEFEREsCEs IN NETWORK
eo.-. fa,nf, g-l W. c L.rxsy 4 Co } a Dss..r a "a
4 \ coils 40. r. c Ws.raors a Co Ia @ F.I,s ca
Asa Fusoa, s.A d ISihrop. " 8 To-as,ztA e,
hsytocs. Cors, 4 Co
N---o p. y at4-sA trH-fOrk m
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Nng decided lighthouses located by recent oct Of
Congress al Bergen Point snd the msuih Of The Pa,
sale River, have been erected and that fixed white liz
thereto, WI b. rrs, exhibited on the evening Of rharsds
the Goth September, met
bergen Point Lighthouse 10 bult bloch, situated 10
TIE Kills." The extre atty Of reef ofrocks OF Bergen
Point II will be distinctly Visible to going m
All O4i Oi the Kills and also Newark Bay
Vessels within bali cables lena n Of the sht
on toe stsrboxrd going toward TO the Bay.
Pxs.ac kiver Lghlhoosc 10 situated ct the mouth OF
tie Psssse River and near the head VI Newark Bay. 1t
shout hve miles above Bergen Point Light Ii stands
BLOCK In four feet low water, and serves a. guide
into the Passsic and Hsckensscx Rivers.
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