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cond Monday Novemt 1885, and continue until the first
Monday April 1856 They will embrace the most important
branches of Civil Common, Constitutional and lutevua
tional Law well Equity jurisprudence and Practice.
I.ecIures will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor McCAlEB will Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law, and the Jurisdiction of the
Courts of the United States.
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat of Com
rnercial Law, Criminal Law and the Law OF Evidence
by Professor ROSEIUS will embrace the Civil Law
Titles whether derived from England Span France
United States and the Practice of the Courts Of Civil uris
diction in Louisiana
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
Law.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred on those
students only who shall have attended full courses OF Lee
having twelve months under
direction respectable Counselor at Law and who SHALL
examination by Professors be foud deserving
of the honor. :.
The fee Of each SIS natrculation fee S. and
SO for the diploma .
All communications be addressed TO the Dean of the
Faculty Al New Orleans. THEuDoRE II. MoCALEB,
ieI9 tnlO Dean of the Faculty.
NJOriCkl no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed WeRtherbcar ling oota I9h and dressed
very henri timber, for sale at Sl4 for rough
aid per for dressed, In lets to suit purchasers.
Lumber sawed torder. - .
6D IA 1t.t.S IN
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TOHN COTTLE, PROPRIETOR or THE louis

y lana Bakery, has bought the right of PATENT LOAF
BREAD. Il be had the above establishment,
issued in United States March g. 1855 secured
in Britain November l6, 1855; France, December 20
1855 aud Belgium, January l., 1856.
The advantages claimed for it the following. which are
fully subsantated by years trial OF the bread
The bread is uniform its quality, ana much hand
appearance is of much whittier cslor than any
made is in its texture the yes
evenly dused through the mass than they
be old method. No drug whaIe is contained
in be introduced without injury 1t keeps nnch
longer without growing stale and is not olec
old 1t handsomely as the beSt
the French roll, II farther, and IS re'uiy hl9
duced into families before used bakers bread
The Patent ead was psced competition the Fair Of
the Metropolitan Institute, held at Washington u " 100 ana
after having undergone rigid chemica! and other
before scientific gentlemen connected WIN the
Smithsonian Institute received the high st me
all
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

CRESCENT CITY BANK.-THE Sc SUBSCRIBERS
" stock of the Crescent City Bank respectfully in
formed that the association copy of which pub
he below ready for signatures between the hours of 10
o'clock and O'Clock P NJ daily the noarel office of
Mesrs Curier Peters, No. Camp street. the Bank
Of james Robb.
That delay be had in the organization of the Bank
that the should signatures
an early day. -
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| NECTAR VHISn Y-25 BBLS. OF riilS SUP
N ror WHISKY landing brig sadora Nom Sam
more and well worthy the attention OF connoisseurs and
''4' 'D' ~ JOKES, MACKINDER 4 co,
jyi VI HFAVtI street.
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/ CCHIP- SCRIP SCRIP OF THE CRESCENT
- Merchants, Louisiana Home and Sun Mutual Insurance
| Companies, bought by GEO GOTTSCHAIk,
! aus llas 81 Common street.
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now established No. 100 These machines
taok the h premium the Worlds Fair CrvstE
ace in Paris Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
Saches and aIe the only Sewing Machines by
Eenen' Of France in making the clothing the French
army A constant ,I1y Of tEe-r M Machines
Win Sl'F ncn ad Linen Unreal >punIs, Needles. etc
Gl5a! Of hard. Order pro-alt afvr lti .1dre-
:, 4. rE4-6.
az l@U CnI.ul street, New Orleans,
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Mexico Rahhurn from Indano!a and Galveston
Harris, Morgan eco-s district.
Brig Putnam poson IS days from Amoros Africa, to Ping
AucndHu0 list dist Is.
Ser Powhno Caro- hours from Pensacola John Hurley
tSco-!,asn.
Sehr Star Thompson days from Pensacola master
Basin.
Schr Ella Robertson two days from Pensacola Pooly Ncol
&co-i3Rsn.
ser Virginia john Cornbeck days from Mobile,
basin.
Schr Swallow, Poitevent, from Pearl River-Bas:n.
Schr Elizabeth Ann, Atkeus from Pearl River-BaSin.
Sclr Eudura, Waln, from Biloxi basin. -
Schr Margert Clemmens from Pearl River-Bas!n
Schr Eliza, llucliugs from Pearl Rlver-blsill
Schr Mary Soshine, Blank from BiloSi-Basin
Schr Elizabeth, Peters. from Pearl Rtver-3as'H
Schr Union, Narcisse, from Bonouca--bHsln
Schr Victoria, Ford, from Covingon-Rasin
Sehr Fruterre, Narcisse, from Tchefuncia-l Basin.
Sclr Alcope Fontain, from Amite t!ver-itaS,n.
Schr Ersenes, tiusnlt. from Amlte river Basln
Schr New Plan, Gregnir, from BioN'-Basin
Schr Marion kyes from Amite Riyer-Basn.
sTEAMBOATs.
Bayou Belle Mclaughlin, from Ouachta
G - Jr, Hooper, from Bayou sara
Henry Chouleau, Dergee, from 81 Louis,
California. HuichingS. from Nooilt.
Pete MILESTONE GreeTe, from 81 Louis
Anna Pttret, I.oualier, from Washington
Ariel Miller from trinity -,
Ruby, Potcvent from GainsVie-lake
end Carroltsu jefferson Railroad.
Towhoa Olivia, Whmore from the fasses-towed down ana
2uh inst ship Levi Woodbery brig Na!an Stetson
and Rufus Suue schoOners Howard and w w darkness
brought up brig Putnam
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CATTLE M A R z E T.

JEFFERSON CITY, August 25.
Arrived to-day 236 head of Texas Cattle Veal Cattle is
scarce and demurd good supply of Western Beeves and
descriptions the shambes offers. Prices
firm last quotations, viz:
PRICES:
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Bark Hannah Secor Chase days from New York to Creevy
II Farwell.
schr Miuns Ser Wilson, days from Brazos Santiago to
Ii Phelps
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LOT AND HOUSE ON HOSPITAL sTREET-EsTATE OF
r. C. Il F. Bernard.
BY n. VIGNIE Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, Mt IL O'Clock NJ :.
- the Rotuda Of The St. Louis Exchange by virtue OF al
order from Honorable the second District Court of New Or
leans dnsed August H. 1885, for account of said succession
will be sold .
The undivided half of a LOT OF GROUND situated in th
city in the square comprised between Hospital oufbon au
phn Barracks measuring about % feet front Of
Hospital by about 100 feet in depth. Together with al
the buildings and improvements thereon .
R6TEkMSIaf cash, and the balance AT Six months credl
Ter approved endorsed note secured by mortgage on a'
property interest the Of cent annum from
maturity until final payment.
Act oi sale before Q. DeArmas ESD, Notary Public.
anil 40
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WANTED.

JETANTED-A sEAMSTRESS WHO IS CAPABLE or
w culn fitting and doing the sewing Of email family
and produce satisfactory references obtain perma-
liberal wages in family residing at Pass
Christian. Application be made to Mrs SHARhEY La
dies Depository, 2t5 Camp street. Eu22 81
s.4 HOUSE NvANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
f.s1 FOurCh District between Magazine and Apollo
lii rtbe House, suitable for moderate sized family
yard garden attached would be preferred
exceed 500 $3.50 per year. For house that
suits three years could be JADE Apply to 81
iifavIer wi Y
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P A S S EN- G E R s ,


Per brig Putnam from AmOros, Afrco-l passenge,
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d A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE IN
L , MnJap TeSns Fob I

T To. 7,
Messrs. h. A. Fahnestock { Co:
Gentemen--Mr. G. W. Tilley, who is gentleman well
known of the best planters in this Wharton county
and celebrated for the careful of highly
recommends your Vermifuee He called few days
since and purchased Dozen and that he administered
the Nerrifuge bought of last year adult
peced of having and succeeded in eXpeng from her
several dozen inches in length and that health
is now good.
One OF these home testimonies worth thousand where the
parties not known and this be regarded reliable evil
dence With regard TO the adaptation of your valuable NemfGge
to our plantations am truly yours, - -
s. W. FISHER.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout
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CAXERAC BRANDIEs

W A GOOD
~ supply hand aud receiving direc
from France additions stock OF this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1895 in eighth pipes l79S eighth
and quarter pipes 1862 do do 1905 in half quarter and eighth
pipes. We the attention of the trade connossers
generally this article is pure and unaduerated For
on New York terms and prices, by
WM +. LEVERICH & Co, q Old Levee ST.
" Soa ttants
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'8tblem ot tbe H(arksts.
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFIC AT1oH.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. August g. 1857.
COTTON. The market again quiet yesterday, with
sales of 300 bales full prices We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior minimizing; ,salo &iddlng l5@l5i4
Ordinary llGll23a Good Middliug sGl5}s
Good Ordinary l3l40l3s4 Middlng Fair
Low Mddug. IA a@9l454 Fair ............-G-
TOBACCO...We heard of 2O hhds sold day since
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GUNNER BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOY

GUNNER BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
- ITALIA DEGA ALA.
Pupils pursue any study for which they qualified Half
the day lin summe devoted school, and the other half TO
amusement Taadega is very healthy place and is easy of
by railroad Selma, the Alabama river.
School the 18th of july and the for Board
Tuition and Incdentas session of three months az week
sos i'll advance.
Refer Rev B. NJ. Palmer, D. n, VIM. NJ. B. II. Hnr-
Jpo. T. Hardie Co. New Orleans; VIM n. McGuttey
LII. IL, Virginia University.
For particulars, address JOHN WILSON,
les d&W TaIladega, Ala
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GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING

~ Agency for the sale their improved Sewing Mpchne
especially adapted the making mp Of NEGRO CLOTHING
PLANTATION
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PI.ANTEKs-BY
i which their Incomes be Doubed-The undersigned
has invented and obtained letters from the United States
Tor the combination of machinery for
ing Cotton Yarus process the
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until
ready Tor shipment weaving. The saving of COTTON
WASTE will be at least Ten Per Cent? and as exclude in my
process the Of machinery the into bales
It's handling at ALL and those and diseutane it, which
are destructive in their operations the FIBRE but in
dspensahe those of ginning and spinning separate
facues, YARNS made of unbroken fibre,
will he bty stronger, will command prices
and they will distance all competition in any market.
The undersigned is prepared dispose Of privileges
his PATENT ami Planters will be informed with
plete instructions how it, how to obtain the
chnery and all other particulars application
dressed to me here consultation with
corner Front and Dauphin Streets stairs.
fe3 ly&W GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile, Ala.
9 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
"a will be paid for the apprehension delivery to the sub
G scriber of the black LOUISA aged about forty
NM years. feet inches high, soops some and generally
when spoken to; is plausible Being good
r0ner, She will employment such pu
chased her years from Mr. H. p. Greenwood
Mr.. S. H. Billings, OF Muscogee county, Georgia. She left
house the 10Th July. JAS +. FRERET,
ans 3awlm at the Cotton Press.
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A,is HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
IVA WASH tNGFDN BATTALION OF ARIli'LEsl-
faHgRS Arsenal. Girod street -,
eaIa The First Company Washington Battalion Of Arti-
Iery Wii Monthly Meetings the trs MON
DAY Of month. and Regular Drills on THURSDAY OF
every a 8 O'Clock, until further notice
BY order of
j. B. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM Fl. SLACK. o. s. InN2s Y
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D UUAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACrURINCi SITES
RARE OPPORTUNITY !!

RURAL k 4, II ; FMS 2 g. s1rrS,
RARE OPPORTUNITY !,
-- LONG CREDIT :,
FOR SALE-l50 SQUARES OR ABOUT 500 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property situated" the lire of the n. Jack
and c. n Railroad len miles from the city The ground
ing of the Meare Ridge, is higher place
within forty five miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial -
To airy healthy and agreeable neghborhood as ru.
for the families of the
of the higher grounds apart for rri.
residences with ample and under regia.
lions all of which is designed shall he lined with
shade and ornamental trees. To their wants. grounds
apart will be donated proper parties for
wealth may combiue nuke place unsurpassed rustic
beauty
Other apart for business purposes This To-
caly decided advantages for manufacturing
than other point in State II has front
Mississippi river than mile and half and upon
the navigabe Lake Ponchartran only about
miles distant is the only place where the N o. Jackson
and g. N Railroad directly with the and
at the same time the pney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment OF manufactures of all de
cripons dry docks and steamboat building has supe
or ana for the encouragement Of HrtiS aud the mechanic
arts SO much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered
Lumber by the daily TRAINS on spot
De dtNefed here al less than city The Railroad Com
pany VIII render the facilities travelling
n'ity ana Will run accommodation train and from the
town at hours 10 suit the convenience of those business
me city as soon as sulctency o! travel it, Mr..
F. Irwin Will also his linz
requisite hours us masking the connection
portion OF this property will be sold prices for the
small payment OF five cent in cash balance
with interest at six per cent. per annum.
For further particulars, apply u MINOR the
". P COLFMAN IS St. Charles street: or
F. VllSE, lt5 Magazine "
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q X. STEVENS g. CO., IMPORTERS AND
A' Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers will ind at establishment
ensve of Goods adapted every branch of Trade
respectfully call examine Stock and
Prices.
PAPERS,, etc.
Printing, allsizes; Druggists, Playing Cards,
Wrapping, Grocers' Bag, Writing Ink,
Hardware, Cloth, Copying Presses
Letter, ruled-plan; Post Office, Steel Pens,
Foolscap, Tissue, Gold Pens,
Note, Copying, ETC., Waters, ETC., etc.
And large stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS, QUART0 BIBLES and
STATIONERY of every description.
ALSO
OF direct Importation, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS Per.
cusson Caps and Needless COMBS Id FANCY ARTICLES
in great variety.
Ivory Combs, all Nos; Writing Desks, Hooks and Eyes,
India Rubber, . India Rubber Toys Looking Glasses,
Imitation She'll, China :. Necklaces,
Buffalo, Buttons, Watch Guards,
Horn Marbles, Suspenders,
Hair Brushes Pins, Silver Thimbles,
Tooth :. Porte Monnaies, Pocket Compasses
Nail :. Purses, Backing,
Shoe Reticules, Irvine,
Scrubbing.. Pocket Books, Tacks, ETC., etc.
A great variety of CLOCKS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUME.
+. R. STEVENS L CO,
fe6 If So and e Common st.
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WI X. F.. FRYER, INDIAN DOGToR-OFFICE,
w No. Is the south of Victory and Ely
sian Fields Third District opposite tie Pontchartran
Railroad Depot
All city and country orders enclosing S. postpaid will
be puucualy attended and medicine with directions how
by mail free of postage Otce hours from
NJ to9 p NJ. ielS If
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pOKTABLE STEAM ENGINES.EEOM u TO
power of the celebrated Of Hoard Son,
ate Hoard Bradfod differing essentially in their economic
and durable qualities from engines of other patent
facure excessive of
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters from 1877
persons who using them will be by mail ap
pcaou the subscriber who is sole in New Orleans.
Hoard Son being sole propetors of the patent they only
furnish manufacture the which they have given
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds their
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them.
SAMUEI III. GILMAN. 10 Crayier
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ITOCN WINES-A SMALL INVOICE OF JOHAN
IL NlSBERGER. LEBFRAu ENMILCH, HOCHHEIMEE
and RI pESHEIMER, of superior quality for sale by
THlELE, seller Il CO,
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Corner of st. Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans.
GEORGE PURVES, Architect and Builder, respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has III addition his
former business OF Doors Sashes
Blinds of description the above establishment
All orders left his Office rs Commercial Place. the factory
the Mechanics Exchange, Box a. will be promptly
tended TO. u1y7
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Markets. :. Reported By telegram.

OswEGo. Aug 30 p. N. Flour unclaimed aud s,ye :
sales $50 bb chiefly for Portland at SO Is for fancy State
WHEAT dull; ISLES 900 bush white Michigan ut 81 81
delivered boat Corn quiet FREGaTs to NewYork Flour
35c Wheat ltc and Corn 7!c LAKE IMPoRrs llSO bush
Wheat, $500 bush. Corn, CANAL EXPORTS; 1900 BUSH
Wheat.
ALBANY. Aug 28-6 p. m.-FLoUR is in good supply and
coming forward freely change III quotations WHEAT
BctTc but Offering sales confined u small parcels
the milling and for the Fast Is moderate. Corn arriving
feely and the demand is decline; sales 600
busLcs d65c. BARLEY offered freely , IS sales
Of eco bushels
BcFTGLo. Aug 2S, p N -FLorR Il. lower; sales 900
bb. O. . or common Wisconsin; s60 sol for extra Ohio
WHEAT lower; sales 5000 bush 81 I3i 81 IL for
Chicgo Spring 20 FOR red Indiana and Kentucky, and
ga 81 Il for choice white Kentucky. CoRS dull and lower
sales 49, 90 bush 75c OATS quiet ct 33d inc. WHISKY
,alrs 500 bbIs PC. . gallon. FRETGHTs firm lie for
Wheat Albany LAgE IMPORTS for the "a hours ending at
day. 1900 bbls Four 600 bush Wheat; 1900 bush
Corn CANAL EXPORTS: 1000 bush. Wheat; Is 600 bush
Corn.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23-6 r. m.-FLouR dull. WHEAT active
declined e. Corn tuoyant OATS steady. SHIPMENTS 70
Bufslo-No Flour 81 600 bush Whest 40 600 bush Corn
shiPn MS to Osweg-No Flour O,5O bush Wheat I|V'o
IN. Gufu
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mARRIE ID.

vTKTs-KATsKY-At the Pythsgoras Hall, on "eanesunJ
Aus s. by the Rev. samuel n. lsaac l.ac EiAi''o '
1nhs daughter Of 5. Kstsky esq, al Of this city.
Mobile papers please c. py pr
Copnoy-sHANNON-O Thurdsy, Aug 2, ~ the rev
" n Dikeman. Charles Gordon OF savannah' ga " '
Maria Snarnon Of this city.
GLOyER-sEARIEG-OnF Friday, Aug a. a. me ieaee To-
and by Rev. !" b. Matchett s;epn-n n, .t Of
this city. Ap.r
LEONaRD-MORTON-On Thur'dsy Aug a. y me F ~
~ O.rood Mr. Charles Leonard of this city ID slI,s g
T. Youngest dau ghteT Of the late VIM MoT''n '''' VI
Cincinnati. ~ l.. .ha
~ IT Typno.t George Moore Of this city u ha-Ae'
~ \ Macarthur late Of glasgow, Scotland
n,rCuIr W DsWORTH-At Gausseo N. Y, on SATURDAY,
% L .hs Rev Mr. Birchnore MONTGOMERY Richie 20
cocHa Wadswor;h daughter Of James D sd'"of'n esq
pr.n-LORJNG-At Peppere, Mas on We fnesday, Aug
* Nv The Rev T. p Smith Mr. Virgil B. Read 81 San fran
cisco Cal to Miss Eliza p eldest daughter OF John LoF ne'
esq, Of Peppsrch
WGisTn p Cob Waiter w Wooley Of this city, u Miss
Adeine Beyner Of Ohio.
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To Mariners.

FINED LIGHT, VARIED ~ FLAshEs At raASEss BAY
LIGHTHOUSE LowEs BAY, NEwYoRk EI.e Prsse1t Liked
Lower Bay New York, wiz be chanso on ana ater the
evening Of 18Th day of November nex te' u liked
white light varied by short eclipse ana brilliant hsih once 10
III. Sipcton viii prevent the possibility of mariner.
aaDs on ;pPppsfn c I Bsv I for her Of he s5
an Point Comfort those az Elm Tree ald Ne Dorp,
On Staten Island W w (mssuetlcD oonrse. made good,
from the ghesseI will lead to midchannel black aad
white yelc stripes buoy placed the Gedneys
channel the line Of sandy Hook Lighthouse aud Moan
PssaDt IN Ispsei s1da BY Cnsgnetc) course, mad;
lead through the best water in GedDeys Channel Until ne
lights on Point Comfort ere brought n rAnse, when rhs
until Elm Tree and NewDorp lights in range, IT eoond ~
the Swssh Chsunel
By Older Of the Lighthouse Board
Com L. NJ Lighthouse Inspector Sd Lighthouse District.
NewY York, Aug. l. 1851
BLAcgwATER BANK LIGHT Vessel. s. z. CoAsr OF IRE>
LANDOcia nfo nation has be- received this Off that
the intention # the Port of Dublin Corporation
ghtyes TO be placed about the first week in Octoeer
about miles $ Of tie buoy on the north end Of ne
exhibited revolving the ether fixed The revolving gnts
which will attain ,s greatest bEilsncy in every minute
will be shown the mannsst Of the vessel at hight Of ~
feet above the level Of the snd the fixed gh, VIII
from the foremost Of the vessel at hight Of % feet ABOVE ING
level Of the %, l. .;v.,
Further notice Of tie position aud bearing, will be gwen
when the vessel .tall have been placed.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board, Ting Secretary.
THORNTON A. JEShlS5' ''''
treasury department. ofhee sWsSiasos Aug 49, 1857.
fnt-class iron Nun Buoy, psinted roo, VIZ, = nv
b in white has been placed 10 y =, Win,r asr.et
Green Run, bearirs from the buoy WI NJ mae e''Ap'
about s. miles. -,
'' ''0' EpWARp II. YARD, Lighthouse ln'Pec''''
Philadelphia, Aog II, 1887
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Pusseugcrs Sailed

n ne nCan,hp Canada from Botoa for Li'typooInaIsa
ret Donneiy MI. NJ j. Fletley Mis-. Mary OarGey bfase.
O'DoIobue Ann Dsgen and Mr. John Cren Of Boston Miss
Mary Hall ROx5gIy Me.sr. Miehael TIey OF Prov
nee james Lyons Manchester Warrington whitney aud
J. = Hobbs Of Baldwnyle, James McAndre"s d. Hpore
j. H. L.biehe; Sr. Oils wife 81 child W. Wsynd aud D.
Ryery of New YORK the Rev j. Williams Of Utica Mes.ts
NJ X smith Of Chicago R C. Wslpoe Of Indiana NJ. An.ey
aud son OF New Oresus Mr Robert Reid wife and ch OF
s. John " Bishop FooTd. lighter aud OF Mon
tresl the Hon. Hamilton Merritt OF s. Ca,hariEes w
Z. Edwuds, wife and dsuGhter, Of Hamioni Morice
Of KINGSTON c. W Archibald Campbell Of Scotland w. A..
Cortet Gls.sw Z. Hamburg Charles Matherey and B..
Hepworth Of England; VIM Dousss Of Liverpool Barton,
Nh Stevenson, John Buckley Mag.re Buckley, Samuel VIII
kilson sEd A. leland residence not gisen-i9.