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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-23
r OF TUITION.
Per Session Of Ere Months.l

p..s,r wr;+ino and acknowledgements 90
bigher English ranches, ......SS and 10 90
Lessons Piano, with use of instrument".".i3 on
Lessons on Guitar w
Board can be had in good families, in less than
one mile of the Academy, for s. and SO per
month. As / have the teacher boarding IN my
family. 1 will take 10 or IL young ladies at 80 W
per month, no extras. The session closes on the
15th June next. at which time a public examina
ton will take place. For further information
write NE at Round Hill, Orange county,N. c.
d. C. PARISH.
Jan. 4, 1856. "
va Hillsboro' Recorder please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-23
J. J. C~HRIsPHERs, CL'K.
Written for the ST of the Age.
Board of Truses.

At meeting of the Board Trustees of the
Louishurg Female Seminary, ich convened at
Dir. Kings office this day, thieath of our es-
teemed fellow citizen A. FL. RaIEsq, one of the
Principals in SAID Institutinr9eing suggested
thereupun, the following Resolens were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolced, from our personal aowledge of tue
experience and accomplishment Mrs. JANE A..
RAY, the surviving Principal-se having been
sole Principal for some seven eight years. and
joint Principal for five or six vs in said Institu-
tioH-we have the fullest ~contiace in her talents
to govern and conduct the samto the entire sat
~isfactinn of this community 1 Of the public
generally.
Resolred further, that being listed by an able
and accomplished corps of reAers 1T the pre-
sent time, we take great pleasulIs r~sanmend-
ing her Seminary to the continued patrage and
confidence of tho public.
BY order of the Board.
THOS, K. TUOMAaEec'n.
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NORFOLK
,rrarded by A. NJ. McPIIEETERS 6Co.

Flour shows rather a downward tendency tho
we do not anticipate a permanent decline. We
quote s. f. q @ 81; extra $40 @ 104 family,
Iva a IL the demand is about equal to the supply;
cotton. &c. naval stores, tar l 10 to 81, spirits
turp. SO to 40c. sugars, n. O.. and ?. r. 9 a 81.
CIR. III a III, loaf III a he. mol. 43 a As, n %.
50 a - candles, sperm As a so, admantine 20 a
81, mould lie. Jan. 10.
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PR 7.
RALEIGH

Reported by JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per bbl. SIS to 5 80 lard, IL to IA butter,
20 to % meal p oush. so (D 10; corn p bush.
So U1 s.; fodder p hundred 20 "a 50 beeswax,
Is to % dry hides, 10; white peas 80 to IS
stock peas. 50 to 55.
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AGENTS! AGENTS!!
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.
DERSONS sending me their address. I will mail
L (post-paid) a full descriptive catalogue of my
Books, and with Instructions to operate that will
enable them to mako from $50 to 500 per month.
The new Books for 1856 are on the list.
Address, d. RULISON
No. 20 S. Third Street. PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Or, 1l53 Main Street, Cincinnati. o. 2l=lm
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Haw Branch, Onslow, JAN, Is, 1858. 81

CEILING OFF AT COST FOR CASH. As we
O..ntend winding up our Business in a short time.
the remainder of our Winter Clothing will be sold
at cost for Cash. Those who have not supplied
themselves would do well to examine our stock.
KING d BIGG
Ralelgh, Jan. Z, 1886. 19-3tw.
z. 5. All those indebted to US will please call at
once and close their accounts, by cash or note,
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CLASSICAL TEACHFR wANTEn

young man qualified to take charge of a first
class Male Academy, located in one of the most
desirable sections of eastern N. c. can be en ployed
at a liberal salary per year, by making applica-
ton to DR.. P. 7. Henry, Colerain, BERTHE co., N.
G. The school will open on the first Monday in
fehy: 1856. A young man wishing a fine loca-
ton for teaching, will do well to apply carly.
C01eroin Janv I 1885 On .
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARn-Ran nwars G.

Il the subscriber about the 10th day of Soptem-
Der last my negro man Nelson. Said negro is
about p years of age. tolerably black, very heav-
lily built, has a down look when spoken to, short
curly hair, and weighs about 200 pounds. Said
negro has a wife at George Kittrells near Stanton,
and is likely in that neighborhood. / will give
the above reward to any person who will deliver
said negro to me, or confne him in any iail so that
| can get him. THOS. Fl.
Granville CO., Jan. 4, 1856. 21-lm
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COMPREHENSIVE.

F. PESCUD, having this day formed a Co.
+. Partnership with his brother-in-law, Geo.
w. Calling, late of Gates county, N. c., will con-
tinue to conduct the Wholesale and Retail Drug
Business under the firm Of PESCUD & GATLING.
We contemplate in a short time charging and
improving our store, and shall keep a much larger
stock Of articles in our line than heretofore, which
with our increased facilities, justify us in offering
to our friends and the public generally unusually
inviting inducements.
We are pleased to inform our friends and custo-
mers that we have secured the valuable services of
Mr.. Charles G. Scott, for five or six years with
Williams & Haywood. and late of The firm of Hay
wood & Scott; who, with our former assistant, Mr..
Jos. L. Ward, will unite with us in attending
promptly to their wants, on the most favorable
terms, at all hours Of the day and night.
Our store will be closed on the Sabbath, but Mr..
Scott or Ward will be in attendance to erecuteto'
the sick only, and their attendants will please ring
the alarm bell.
Orr accounts will be presented for s~ettlementor
the lst July and January of each year, unless
terms are specified with the purchaser.
P. F. PESCUD, GEO. W.
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FAyRTTEyILLE.-There is more bacon now offer
ing and the price lower. The deH'aud for corn is
good, andprices are tending upWsroS-sa'es 70 to
so cts. per bushel. No change in eotton-sales
at 81 cts. Receipts of -four are light, ard prices
firm. Oats are wanted at As cts. and upwards
Moiasses. we note an advance of 3 to 5 cts. on the
gallon. pirits turpentine "a to IS cts. per gallon.
Raw do. 81 to 2 per bLl.-CarotiniGn
RECEIPTS FOR TBRAEE,
SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 Miss A. Swain. Mrs. e.
FELTON,. Raleigh; + ] Latham. Washington Mrs A
P Long. Marlboro; J NJ Roberts, Old Furnace; J
P Newell. Shelby A Tate, J RFaaeett, Mason
Hall: J Muse. & Flower, J Powsrs,B NJ Morris,
Bay River; II B Wilson, New Lisnt; Miss n Por-
ter. n NJ Terrill: IS W Lea. P MLeasburg z NJ
P Downey. Sasafras Fork; n Fl Bailey, Miss, B
P Thorp, Jr., Mrs NJ J Puryear4 OAK Hill; Miss
M Young, Claytonsville T Welll n Jacobs, A A
R4msour, Fl " Alternately. LinrSlnton S3 Miss
A G Biting. Germanton Miss E Foodall Eleva-
ton ] II Barhnm, J w Harding.l Mrs > IL GRAY,
Garvsburg D Worth, Wind Hill Arthur.
Washington; J A Breedlove. Asylum Miss c c
Bunch. Eagle Rock w D Striek'dnd Wakefield;
A B Manhood. John P Davis. D II Kahinson, } A
! jefferson. Petersburg: D B Duggsr. CITY Point;
Rev " E Pei. Fayetteville 5 Htaiaii- Leach
| burg; P Mccoy. Pittshoro': H Moft, Eli Mofhtt,
R Needham. Brewers Mills; S wilson. Asa Will
son, New Hill John R Oliver, Nj Vive: John
Wilhorn, Fl NJ Wilborn, New Castle X MAYOR,
Ionesyille; b Simmons, Norfolk; Sawyer, Y
Bell, p c Harrison, G C WalkeE Shiloh } X
odom, La. D T Clark, Miss NJ j faueette, West
Orange J J Mcpherson, Miss I ork, Clover
Orchard; VIM Stowe, Crowder's C4el; As Nor
rison. S D McAllister. NJ McP Wtsn, c Black
Floral College; 7 A Heath, Kinstos is MeQneen
Gillopolis Mrs F A Gary, Garysbirs; W PineH
roy. Major Hill, Kinston; ! SIiAs Ja.sson HfH
Or Williams. ummer|dss@ A
Walnut Cove; S il Taylor, DanbufgNo rsIani1
B H Eaton, w G Rich, Pennington Ahn Hail.
Walnut Grove; 81 ] w Heptinstan,N estiand;
IS Jas Wright, Roxboro'; Martin RaEey. Ala;
J s Cuthbertson. Ark; John ELAN, safras Fork;
VIM Paylor. Mrs Mary L Pittard, Leaurg Jno
S Boddie. j B H Boddip, Nashville ;Eha Pierce,
EIiz Town; A S Clark. Brownsville @ Bar
rett. Marlboro; c Yellowly. Jacks; Zenith
Page. Independence; J J Taylor, I J ylor, MISS
n C Collins, Hillsboro'; 7 j Ramse, u KAN
sour, Ma xwell Warlick, Lincolntor Richard
Granger, Washington; Ellis ThoInto !" estmln-
ster; 50 C c Hsskins, Palmer's SpriF; Sarah l.
Pennington, Darlington; Alex Harm sFentress;
J NJ Plat. Ambrose Holesoner, CORD; " =
Herring, Kinston.
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EAPENSES

ANh III t&C vi lhc q
department,
Miss S. AhBIE SMITH, in charge of III. Female
department.
EXPENSES:
Board, including washing and fnel, ...... Sc to 40
Tuition in photography, reading, writing......5 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic. ..7 50
Latin with higher branches of Mathematic. Il 20
Music on Piano, with use of instrument, Is 90
French, Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Flowers, 90
Students cannot enter for less time than : half
session, and there will be no deduction for lost
time, except in case of protracfed sickness.
The next Session will open on Monday. the 4th
of February. These schools have been placed
upon the joint stock principle. The stock has
been taken. and there are now being erected lew
and suitable buildings, for the use of the schools.
Likewise, large and comfortable boarding houses
arc in course Of erection. All of which are TO be
completed by the next session.
LOCATION.
These schools are located in Lenoir County, in
q very beaithy, moral n~eighborl ood, II miles
from Kinston, S miles from Snow Iill, 20 from
Goldsboro', and 4 miles north Of the kinston and
Goldsboro' railroad.
SITUATION.
Situated in separate buildings, a half mile apart,
with separate boarding houses, so arranged that
there will be no meeting Of the students or !he
separate departments, in passing to and from tbs
school room.
Young Ladies will board at the Rev. IL. II. Glib,
bons' and G. W. Veuters'; young men al L. v
Dawson's and W. IL. Caninggim's. For Iurthtl
particulars, address the Secretary Of the Stock
holders, at Kinston.
W. H. CUNINGGIM, Sec'y.
III I'm
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100000 WANTED,

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned by
n bond or account are not0 ofectiondtety aP-
neaIed to for payment, as his old business must be
closed without delay. r. PESCUD.
NRESH GARDEN SEED.-The subscribers
are expecting to receive this morning their
stock Of Foreign and American Garden and Grass
Seed. which is much larger, and more varied than
any previous supply.
They are prepared to execute orders from mer-
chants. in any part of the State, on the most IA
yorabfe terms, and will allow them the privilege OF
returning all unsoId by the 18th june
Families wishing seed, will please send their or
ders while our stock is full. All our seed are war
rantea fresh and genuine. and among them are
some new and splendid varieties.
PESCUD L CALLING,
Druggists and Seedsmen,
Raleigh, N. c.
Jan. 9, 1856. -
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nut ii cau't nctP =. snristmas IS
At what Il once wa. "Oll Christmas" is
nuite forgotten and Mt IN re thar one in fifty
BAY " Nr Tr's Gil" now Time once
WAS whcn everybody said " New Years Gift
until the merry words rang in every home
in the land. Tie Hearthstouc sees the change
aud is s1rIy.
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Ma. EpiroR The following is the exposi
ton or u puzzle which appeared in the last No,
pf the Spirit of the Age. The lines should
read thus.
Ioace la monoy and a friend,
On bbth | set great store;
leutmy miney tn my friend,
Aad took his word therefor;
Il skel my nancy Of my friend,
And uought but words | got;
| lost my IN ,ney aud my friend,
For sue him | would not.
Al last money came from my friend,
Witch pleased me very much;
lgJt my money, hut my friend
Away quite from me fell:
Ii had money and n friend,
A. had once before,
I'll keep my money and my friend,
And play the fool no more.
Yours very truly, f. b. THOMAS.
jar, *, 1856.
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LENOIR
Male and Female Institute.

w. III. C~UNNINGGIM, in charge of the Male
department,
Miss S. ABBIE SIXTH, in charge of the Female
department.
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Board, including washing and nel,.....s Sc to 7 40
Tuition in Orthography, reading, writimg......5 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic so
Latin with higher branches of Mathematic. II 20
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-23

M OTTLEY L JASPER, Take thi. method Of
WI informing the citizens Of Lopi.burg. and the
State generally, that they have now made arrange
ments for doing all work in their line witt nnssr-
passed neatness and despatch. Every variety Of
brick and Stone work, Ordinary and Ornamental
mastering, Cornices and Centre pieces, of the la
test style AMI finish. Stnccoing of every variety
and Mozaic paving. They are supplied With a at
OF faithful and experienced workmen, and fsrter
themselves that their prices will please the most
economical. Orders from all parts of the Ststs
solicited.
P. ". MOTLEY,
III. n. JASPER.
Louisburg, Jary. Ia. 90-rv
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Tic Columbus Mississippi Democrat says:
y wuul ut not vote for cur futl,er il he were
and adv Oeatri prompt aud peaceful
,ersinn.' Nor W., hnr Speaking Ut secrs-
i. nobody srcedts from the belief in Perry
~ Pain Kiler-On tie contrary, there
s.lrstant ~annexation' to the crowds who
the Agents.
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SJunJ5J 81.
Hearthstone Musings.

The kesn'r tcmpests rise and Tuning dun
From MI the Gvid east. or piercing north,
Thick clouds ascend: in whose cap1"inus womb
A vnpoTy deluxe lies. On snow cOngcal'd.
Heavy they roll their n,ccy world along:
And tie sky snddens with the cnthcr'd storm.
Thro' the hush'd air the whitening shower descends,
AZ first thin wavering till NJ last the flakes
Fall broad, and wide. and fast, dimming the day
With n continual now."
FoREsr and field arc decked out in a holy
day suit, whose wool and web are Of the pu-
rest, spotless white. All day long the beau
tiful garment was w~eaying-now falling so
softly that the ear could not catch the sound
Of the flying frost-shuttle, and now making
merry music as tho hail shot fell through the
quiyering leaves and bounded from the icy
window sills. How silently the great white
garment was woven! And how it glitters
now since the clouds have fed and the sun
looks down upon the dazzling prospect -
The birds have grown tamea and nutter against
the frosty pane asking admittance and a gift
cfcrumbs. More hanthcb birds claim crumbs.
w the lanes and allies there are scores of
poor mortaIs pining with cold and suffering
with hunger. Reader, hear the wings Of a
Eufcring humanity heating tremblingly a.
kainst the window Of the heart! VIII you
- ELutfnr and with ELaral Land sent
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DoImme (.
MAKE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY
This school il beautifully situated In Wakn

w AXE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY
w This school is beautifully situated in Wake
county, 6 miles soath Of Raleigh, Immediately up
on the stage line from Raleigh to Fayetteville, one
and . half miles from the Central Raiirnad.
The neighborhood is remarkably healthy, moral
and intelligent, and withal, first rote tcrter.
Board may be had in the best families for SIS
per month, including washing. fuel and lights.
The hrst session will commence the first Thurs
day III February, and continue 81 weeks, at The
following rates tuition, viz:
Spelling, reading, writing, &c,..........$I0 co
Higher English, 90
Laun and Greek, per 90
Tuition paid invariably In advance, or certainly
at the close of the session.
A high grade of preparatory studies win be a
dopted. and much pains will be taken for the i'm
provement of the moral as well rs the Intellectual
faculties OF the students. Tfose who hure sons
and daughters. or wards, 70 prepare for the rcspoE-
s!oie duties of life, would DO well to look to the
claims and advantages of this school.
It's very desirable that all the students be pre-
sent the hrst day, though they may enter At any
time, and be charged from the sane. " dednc-
ton will be made for absence oniv IN cases ofpro-
tracted sickness.
AS a limited number only can be accommodated
the first session, those who wish to ester the school
had.better make early Application to the principal,
at Raleigh, n. c., either in person or hv letter.
For further particulars address Tie principal at
Raleigh, N. c. S. r. TRAWICK. P-iac;paL
Jan. 9, 1856. Ia-4.w.
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Jan. 1856.
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New YORK, Jan. 14@private letters from
London aud Paris, rec lived in this city, agree
in stating that the hopes of peace have ma
t~rrially diminished during the week preced-
ing the sailing Of the Atlantic.
Mr.. Wise, tn" new secretary Of legation,
has arrived ut Ptris. and entered upon the
duties Of his Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
Markets.. .Reported BY Tekgrcpk.

ALBANY June l7MALr: sales 5000 bush. at 81 So West
.rp Mixed CosS sfoet for lots not strictly sound ss
lo9O bush Oars sales $40 bush Canadian 81 S"e fLAS-
rrp .sles 100 tuf Nova Scotia At - o. - -.
hhl. 10 Bnaso; WHEAT 30 bush. Butao AID COZ 70
Osv.so: CoRx coo bush to Buffalo and 100 TO o'"eso
WHEAT trfe lower. " .-.
OswrGo Jun. i7-6 ?. m.-FLorR dull at previous pn:ss
NuY.r IL fair demand sales 0 bushels at " Tor odi-
nsry C,nsdsn, ard 81 II for White Indians aud Us Tor
Red Toledo closing 6mer CANAL faLIGBTs steady al ic
for Wh.a lO4c for Corn TO NewfoIk LAKE IMPORTS
tod-l geo bbs Flour 10000 bushels Wheat wv oSsne s
Corn CANAL EXP time-2Ooo bbls Flour, o'vp
bushes heat Gee bushels Corn 60 oo bushels Oats
BurF.Lo Jun, l7-6 m.FLoUR-Esir demand for the ia.
,er trade sales 500 bbs at 81 80 for choice Michigan 80
for Ohio, s. IS for extra Illinois ana % 81 - ~ toI
e,ta Visor sin WHEAr-Sales 80 O bushels at for Red
In diane 81 O5 for Milwaukee Club and > 40 for strictly
prime White Michigan. Corn active and nrmi sales ~
bushels Cd3 for heated and slightly DAMAGED aud 5S tor
sourd bosto ad sold Sic CANL tRsisHrs au if %.
horrs up to today:-SSa bbls Flour $50 oushes
Wheat, 80 OO bushels Corn Canal Expolts tor the same
tine;-s 573 bushels Wheat and 81, 1870 bashes Corn
w.ORLE.ss June l6-Corros s.le' to-day 2oOo oaes
Quotations for middns L! elite SUGAR quoted a. y
MoLIssEs ire Sc dull and selling for Sc o.
Corn SSd5Sc Mess Pork Sle LARD, in kegs l freshts
Of Cotton to Liverpool s-37d Sterling Exchange, 81
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assc for b.m. I.ds uD' r,.S ND |: heavy :, co.'i
sale. Of zo oS's NiGlis Western 'nasea 90 Re
%.S :. w sPS n'i Is sss for Ohio Yc'~ and
Ste. Cheese Lot plenty ana IN poor a'H'''1
re have not heard Of any ss'es Of imporanee
Aib.t rues steady WIZ "."e'''e ~ " <'
r,inue excited and quite active prices may
10 ouo,d l. higher on Raw and &C. on h-ned esP.eisdy
Coeee descriptions; sales Of Ip nns' "aas a.
TsI.s and Jsmscs a. 7idse sso, an insocs OF y" es
Bsha per bre 81 Annie at &c. and 200 b1s Havana
sic The prices Of refined goods are generally su
.neS ,re a. follows, Loaf l2tc Cru,hed Re Grouno ~
C,Ie Crushed III. The last sales in Wal stree were IN
at he for sf idiic fo Cru'hed &c 'ot V
and Gr.nus,ed icic for White Conae y Zoe or fso
The naket for both Raw and Refined closed very
STeARINThe market /. quiet, sales Of 1900 fair to
syEDs-A fair demand Rough Flax At soa s. .
NJ Iinasd IL firm good inquiry for Csien ia 20 affiye
AZ 81 va and this refused Timothy and Clover are N
SEISSWs notice .ales Of s 600 fts. Missouri at ac.
Standardization Of crude manifest ne.easee a'u
ness Sale. Of 40 bags stds.c 10, NOS which 10 40
1sP-s.Ie. ver. made OF lco boxes CASTLE at lotc
TEAS-Beyond mcd rate demand from me tta1e lo co
pIeiius their ss-ortments there very Itte Going
trr stock importers hands rather rcdsc.o
T0BACCO-The marhet is quiet the sales are 20 mos hpu
uctv aud Msy,ve aisle Sj baeI Havana on private
tern. and iI5 cases Seed Leaf az otGl9c; ,.-
fIN-Tha continues dull. Id prices are rccedhs
RAM. oret cash. and Straits heavy al &c casa
which slight reduction from former rates rA'es axe IN
sood stock and the market inactive st 81. - t0t
SdX Cole Tin dull al SO, nos and Chsrcoal 81 ~
TALLOw-Ths market is quite firm tor PRIME sales OF
WHISKY The market frer with le.s pressing for sale
ZSC-Sheets have adv anced az s!e sad al hat couu DC
ound under this price has been purchased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
TIE MarinepO.

Tbs Court Of Directors Of the East India Company lately
from Bengal the following nohes
,on which epubhed here by authority OF the Lnh 'u's
Be ard at Wsshn son for general iGtormator;
Houses Refuge mariners thown on shore
sesfsce OF the sunderband have bsen pat up Is o
lows:
No i-Psnted RedEreeed just to the uorhward Of J.eE
Grove seyes point forming the esstery
Cbspnel Greek extensive plain covered N snon
grass inside to the eastward Of ome high Sand mis-
line the shore. =. A,
River 400 yards TO the northwsrd OF me polm
that forms Bulchey Island and 200 yards from
mark. Ii 10 in the midst Of thick low jungle.
No. 3-Panted BackErec.ed at the eastern ensnce 70 e
wards the north of the point that forms
from the entrance subtermoskey River and 40 yHds
from high " alter mark
In each there supply Of biscuit and va.er wsss
which slso ave other directions that will be useful csms
ran is attached to each house.
reaching the east Of Ssrs should
male search for the Refugee and should be borne
mind that lost with phot on poed inc isee
would soon become Known At the Pilot station And Saat
Parties 6ndi their to the house noa remar
there and husband the Of subsistence IN the
ths. ,uccor Ill speedily reach them or compeiea esye
TO get Sanger Island aud travel Along ne
ar n, thew arrive the Lighthouse or make Their way
large fshins vsse situated CD the "ae S~us~
IslaId usiu q the catamarau - far az practcaOae
THORNTON A JENKINS, Secretary.
Treasury Department. 0ce Lighthouse Board, Whinson
Jurs T. 1856. -,
Notice Ia given the San Frsncco papers. thsts mat
paped red attached the wreck Of tbs ship Crova
fIrces lyrg fshoms at low wa'er north Of ferss
Buens San Franeisco Bay, Gala CONSISTING OF panh
water with board feet long rsed across one loot oeew ~
top The following bearings mssnee) and distances
miles) ave the positions; a,u.
Alcstrss leland Lighthouse, W. BY S........zi mnes
Fast end of Yerba Buepa Isspd, T. T. B........l
West end Of 1erbs Busns Island, Sc. BY y. See.
Telegraph Hill, =. w. ts..........'.'.'''''..''''t