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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HE SPRING SESSION of 1859 will commence on
L Wednesday, the 9th Of February and ,ontin-
ne sixteen weeks: A titll and thorough course
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention to practical Anatomy, and with am
pie Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
.pital. .s = -
The arrangement Of the chairs will be as fol-
j. E.. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
]. F. JUDGE, NJ. d.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, N. d.,
Professor of Surgery.
C. III. CLEVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Materia Medica ard Therapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD. NJ. d.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. d.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
e122a JOHN KING, M. d..
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of W oman
and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the same
as heretofore, viz Naturalization. SIS ,OO.-
Tuition. $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, S., 90.
i Every Student IS required to engage in dlsscc-
ton one session before graduation.) Gradua-
alton, $25,oo. Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
k optional $500.
The Lecture Rooms arc l.ewly finished ;pcat,
and comfortable, and in a central bAIfy ( IL
College Hall, Walnut Street }, where students
will fnd-it convenient to call on their arrival.
| Tickets for the session may he obtained ofthe
Dean ct the Faculty. at his office. No. 1l3 Smith
Street, or of Prof. G. III. CLEVELAND, Secretary
ofthe Faculty, No. 80 Seventy street, near Elm.
losy ass JOHN KING, NJ. D.. Dean.
THE COLLEGE, JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE,
| x MONTHLY MAGAZINE Of As pages, conducted
n by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College of
Medicine, is published at One Dollar Year,
payable in advance. The volume Of the yon,-
Enat commences with the year. Communica-
ttions for subscription, or for specimcR numbers,
Eehould be directed to
I Dr.. G. H. CLEVELAND, Publisher,
| 10ey 1se Seventh Street tC,ncinnati, %. r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
AN AoonsArloN AND ApoLoGY.-A

An ACCUSATION AND APOLOGY
clergyman preached sermon some shol
time ago, i'll, well, It's no matter where
and which one OF his auditors commended.
Yes" said a gentleman to whom it wa,
mentioned, lit was good sermon, but he
stole il p
This being told the preacher, he resented
it, and called on the gentleman TO relract
what he had said.
81 am moi" replied the aagressor, "very
apt to retract my words, but in this instance
l will; ! said you had stolen the sermon |
find it was wrong; for on returning home
and referring 10 the book whence thought
it was TAKEN found it still there r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13

lie STORY OF YE CANDIDATES. GRIND.
sToNE.-A neighbor of Col. Baker. the
warrior statesman Of Windham, tells the fol.
lowing story.
The Colonies old grind-stone which had
long done service on the farm, having he.
come pretty well worn down, he bought and
brought home a nice new one. A noor
neishbor-conceiving that the venerable
Colonel could have no use for t,co stones
Out could get along very well with one
asked hlm to give him the old one. The
proposal, however, was not eagerly embrac.
ed, but was on the contrary. positiveIv
negaIived. An effort to buy the stone al:o
ia'led. owing to disagreement regarding
the price; and the man having asked for 4
stone and been given decided cold shout
der, wen' away exceedingly sorrowful.
a day or two after the Colonels nomina-
ton for Congress, he fell in with his neiob-
Dor, and after shaking hands and inouiring
after each member Of the independent elec.
tors family, he took occasion 10 say in The
most friendly manner.
by the by, you was speaking to me the
other day about an old grind-stone of mine
l don't know as / shall want it for anvtb;ng
ana !. II 1t will do you any good you can take |
~ a'ong with you any time when YOU ar,
gong by. IL lies out by the wood pile
me Colonel paused to receive the warm
THANKS which he felt that his noble condurl
deserved, but was triAe set back nv ths
following blunt respons
better keep q yourself Colonel: von're
Iot more ares 70 grind than I hare. Mem
London Cf.) Chronicle.
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ioSraphs, Ambrotypes, AmbrOgrnphs
aud Mcia5neiyues
10 County Commissioners and
Town Agent. in yerwo,,

VIE Wei established Importing House of CHARLES BACK
NAN Cd front street, New York, has made extensive
Town Agents in this tae justly earning BY the ch,actr
he goods sold reputation for selling only Pure Louos
ny those required by Law purchase and sell none
APPheaons Tor goods may be made to Charles Rarkm,n
~ front street New York on to his Arenfs Nm a. n'
IL hf"n and Thomas Ellis, who authorized to solicit
Inference may be made, in regard to the character
st'hng OF the House and the superior an itg m be
Liquors to Edward lIungerford Prof Of Cheisr IN he
UieriiIy q Nermontj s. ". Thayer, d. Dean OF the
w. t i4culVl; U. v NJ; W. Carpenter, NJ b. Prof Sc
IN sale y. y Pierce. Agent. BnrIington " ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13

A miserable, peevish invalid ailing an,
qderulous, says, 80, Mr.. Abernethy
have something dreadful the matter Of tli
arm. There ugh! Twisting his own 'el
bow that gives me intense PAIN" (makin!
a face.) "Bah !" SAYS the Rear Doctor
'swhat a fool you must be to do it then p
1t was prime joke of earnings, who
when told by an eminent doctor thai power.
ty was a virtue, remarked that he never
knew what making necessity of virtue
meant till then.
"Pm glad this coffee don't owe me any
thing, said Brown, boarder, at the break
fast table.
"Why ?" said Smith.
"BecauSe," said Brown, 81 don't believe
it would settle"
"What is the matter with you, Jack p
"Why, there's new girl come out with
twenty thousand a year, and went yesier-
day and engaged myself to Fanny, who
has only fifteen thousand"
"llow very seldom it happens said one
friend to another, "that we find editors who
are bred to their business"
Very well" raplied the other, "and
have you not remarked how seldom the
business is bread TO the editor.
Miss Long, girl Of quick and fearless
wit, asked Moses if he knew a certain
young man. "Know him? o, yes, / ought
TO know him. raised him from pup "
"Ah" said Miss Long, 81 didn't know YOU
were so old chr" Moses wilted.
a fly was seen to light on the end of the
red nose of drunkard and fly off as soon
as he lit, by the drunkard's servant. The
servant remarked, "Ah, you burned your
toe, did you?'
The editor of the Minnesota Times SAYS
he 'can generally manage, by hook or by
crook to get up pretty good paper"
Prentice says he does it principally by
hook.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
SULLIVAN RATL.R0hD

{ D. AND NFTER MONDAY, APR IS, 1859. TRAINS
&sS ID Tx rE- Eu
me Morning Train willleave Windsorat : no ,4r....
az ~ anu Caarestown at Al A. NJ conncetina ~ ~
lows tails with Cheshire Qaroad Tor Boston IGil +
worcester md with Vermont Valley railroad ~, I
arriving at New York, 500 P NJ P'l"t'Htlo'
ne Man Train will leave Windsor at 80 (rIore Of
5"}y ana Charlestown af2ll P. ~ conucctirrt ,J
'9l'' WIN " oshife"nu Vermont Valley Railroads
rSI GLE 1E rz1 E
me Man Train willeave Bellows Falls at 70 % ,,
s"h a., ~ y % Caremont ut lao, NJ 4
or WIN central Railroad for Montpelier Minimum
Ri uolat, hontiea Osiensburgh &c..and m Wbe
HSer Junction with Passumpsic railroad for Vail I'm; n
Llttieton, st. Johnsbury Barton sc " '''i' hlftI,
The evening Train willleav seIlov4 F.,ls,.= On ,,
Town ut 5GO, and Clarrmopta 10 p N for Wi, II 3
az Charlestown foi Springfcldandperti
stock. Ist,tt- -, ~ ~ " iuNtr Tor " ood.
ChaFiestownN II, Apr Il. 1853 ~ 'up l.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
News i! Good News /!

Ute SUBSCRIBER HAVING MADE
Aohs OF fellows Falls and vicinity that be prepared Ia
urhlsh thenl with an assortment of the New Y6r M
uaiy ana weekly Newspapers, together with an tie
Monthly Mag zines and chea publications desirable Or
Tor particular articleSin the way newspapers bonk or
Petlocas entrusted TO him will be filled in tho shortet
possible me with exaetitudeand promptness Any bool
newspaper or periodical publishedn New Yoik Boston
ulaielpfa, or elsewhere that be proculcd win h
furnished upon order without xtra expense FOR nar
lars ht refers you TO MIR j. " MOORE
1e ousness ~ ms tavoror cal upon him az the Depot
e VIII endeavor to you wi civity and win show
you al programme with PLEASURE aud without cost
II. G. BATES, Agent.
11'''"' aus sIdfch ISL 1905.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13

The following notes are said to have
passed between Gov. Giles and Patrick
Henry Of Virginia:
sir understand that YOU have called me ,bobtaII
pohuemn Wish to know lift be true and ii true your
meaning, '' 'oui
WM II. GILES.n
4. or 10 not recollcct having called YOU bobt, noIi
,cah az any time, but think It probable have MOI raoi
,ecng tne nie or occasion, can't say what did mean
put you tell ME what thiuk meant win saw Wbstb
VI you are correct Or not. Very respectfully
PATRICK HENRYn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
THE PERFECT MELoDEON

ANOTHER TRIUMPH! ATTHELATE sTATEFAIR
II at Burlington thePERFEcr MELoDEoN wasaga award
ed the First Premium forpury and power Of
and prom ptness Of tcuch.
every desirable quality necessary for superior
ment the Perfect Eelodeonis unsurpassed Ofh We have
abundant testimony.
The addition of the Base Damper, for which we have
recently obtained letters PATENTS the i'm
provements made on the Melodeon 1t smvetng with
universal Rpprobaan and considered spensabe bv
who have used it and become familiar with its beautiful ef
fecWithout tilt is almost impossible sell an nstru-
ment.
PLAN o RITES
from the best makers selected by Prot. u = BAKFRo
Boston which sufficient guarantee Of taeir xceence
for sale and to rent at manufacturers prices
All Instruments warranted sent to anv mart Of the
country at risk. ESTEY & GREEN
BRATTLEBoRO, Sept "a 1856. 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13

ero, MI hasrecenty enlarged his OPERATIVE, ram,
hi ~ a. 20 render them inviting his patrons ami jt
pto.ucihg lFt etaSS Photographic resRHy III H.
nSbee CELEBRATED Sphereoty pc Cutting patt
tifustye Sgr en- Melainotype The Nelnotypes beau
noeEets Pins, Kings, &c Every styIs
,''7"' D"Gucrreoty pe'if ueces
ppIIi zen my oDIect in fitting up my rooms o Offer
worlne porlon ~ my work is performed by ibIirfa
ners,nt ~ ~ thorough manner and warranted -, ~
satisfaction Call and sec If Ills NOT so give
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ e s.s subscribers. being appointed by the p-,..
- Soust lef the district Of Windsor Uosnpiissi,,n
go s.. \. - sJast al cniuss and demands 81 All -
a, aglnst ne Estate Of CHESTER u HASFITN ~ sf
l 40 district, deceased and all Claims a. ~ ~
- N siiset thereto, hereby give notrs -,
- enss iran the 18th d,y Of April 1854 a.. si ~
a. ll.ols % present their claims said -
49, iph ana allowance, and that ve vs5Ii -. =
ms ~ - y TIE late residence Of CHEsTER IfSs
-, - ia Andoyer Ga the zsfh Of MAJ and 27,h - ~
- s''ea' unti 4 = a. on each Of said days -e
go EDWIN K. TAFT
Ai-ts okRAS BEARD CSuamissioners
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13

SHOOTING BURGLARS BY MACHINERY.
"A gun is invented to screw on the door
frame IN such way, that by opening the
door spring is pressed which fires OF the
gun. 1t can be screwed on a window in
The same way. So one may sleep, sure Of
alarm at least, should burglars tempt
their foul work.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
American 4 Foreign Patents

II EDDY. Solicitor Of Patents ll,ta a-.r,r,t = F.,
state tTpa Vr,e mas9hgon under the Act 1850 :,
Aiter an extensive practice Of upwards Of t,t,,y 80,
Groat Britain, France aud other fei,, AFRO IN
nPtli'Suons, Assignments and All paper, ~ ma. 49, ~
Fate9ts, executed in liberal terms ana win s
searches made into American and For,@,, - i'e'
,nne ene Naldty or utility Patents Or raven
legal or other advice rendered in All 1nattc a. q
SAME Copies of the claims Of any patant l tht
Hls,ng one DO lar. Assignments reco.tl4l ~ Wa,I;
lhis Agency is not only the largest In Ncyg r, i'
through II inventors have advantages for ',i, W
- ainlhg the patentabity OF inventions az
by,h not inineasuraby superior 70 Am tjt ~ ui Jsed
them elsewhere The testimonies below ei, y oAeieI
- = hoRL SUCCESSFUL PAIEAT 0rrcr ~. H.
subscriber; and as SUCCESS Is mn nrsr pior "n th'
TASts oe ABILITY, he would add that he bas "a A.
i peeVe ana can prove, that at no other oao =, ~,
KIND are charges for professional services ~ oe o thc
pt@5tlce o. the subscr Der during ears 49,
~ ehabie'i im to accumulate a vast ~, = ~ ts'
tons and official decisions relative 81 n, ~ 81 sleehea-
sides his extensive library Of l,Fsl ana btse, be
anu iH accounts Of patents granted ia tbe T,iti
pcrnr facilities for obtaining nat NE 4' 70 oiefs So
All necessity Of a Journey to Wasbingtop q, -
yento u '' uSua great delay there are here saved H.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Nr Elly as Que Of the mos, .,,.t,.
course. on4 nave mad official inter !
CHAs MASON"
Commissioner OF Patspts
-, I've no hesitatoniu assuringinveptsrs tb.t
more ctn,l ~ more competent an Trustworthy ana
te i9r them an carly favorable y 70 Sc
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"Mr n IT . BOSTON, FEBRUARY S. 1875
ions on am hut ~, s maze Tor me TiIIRTEEN applica
reat talent nd Slj Raag Such unmistnkabie proof ~
I. to apply to him to procure tb reconn end
toI ~ - are q having the f,ithf1l atint as
'"'' Eases and at very reasonable charges =" 's
From, a., ,-,s. JOHN TAGGART,,
o,, ~ Bi i llooi' t" June II, 1858 the
nns SIX ZEN made on foies rejected appca
led in IL - 80 AttEALs, EVERY oNEof which 49, a
COZ oy the Commissioner Of Patents ue- o
January l. 1888 X. II. EDDY .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
Notice.

NoiiSE . hereby given that ms SOB HTIANp II nan
- naS bought his tim during tae reulsnde, af bi
, Inner y, ana that viii hereafter pas 10 debts 81 b %
tracing nor claim any Of his casui' gs nus Noe'
Chester Mo-, 40 ChAislt TT F, HADLEY
'' ~ -'1 A-"o. $500
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
flaming Mill !
Health without Physic

PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS DISEASES,
Just published the 9th thousand in a sealed envelope
price 10 cents or sent, postpaid by the Pub shrI
stamps Medical Esay on the PLY ,a Exhaustion aud
Decay Of the frame from Indulgence, Inf elton the in
furious consequences Of Mercury with the oen
cure BY r. j. CuLNEllMBLl, NJ. D., Member Of the Roy
al College Of surgeons, sc, Ac., SC.
To- spermatorrhoea or Seminal Emissions Nervous De,
bity lmpoteney, loss Of Eergy, Depression Of SPLITS
Imidty Diseases Of the sexual Organs, and mp,dintns
to Maria generally promptly aud eheCualy y
the Authofs novel and most mode caiutnf.
by means Of which the Invalid regain pristine health
without having recourse to dangerous and expensive ned
cines.
From the London lancet t." The best treatise ever writ
ten on subject Of vital importance ALL we'll worthy the
Authors exalted reputation
Address the Publisher G, j. G inc & Co. LIST Avenue
cor. lg1h street, ost Box 1856, New York cts 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
PIXIES PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.


VIZ undersigned have been duly appointed by the mann,
tufcrs ~ Cincinnati. Agents for the sale of pike.
splendid tArANBA BRANDY. Inv
LuIe biahdy has for long time been desidcraturn in
~, III cases of extreme Debility Weak Ii1uy.
I son"eh Nervousness, Dyspepsia etc So difficult las Il
. pioeute any thing like pure article unless m m
I0us price, that it has often been dispensed with T
necessary on account of the expense or the fear ~
lng hh aduiteiated article These objections are NOV
aed y the introducton into our uark,3 Of PIKE p,
SAlAh "a BRANDY, which receives the Sanction of ~
e Assayor for purity his certificate Of ANALYSIS de-
INV Aids
ahu an others who require perfectly reliabe prandv n
ana ueeate HaVor, depend upon this win cr ~
e ~ 70 rs gonuncness and beneficial effects in case
ANALYSIS OF PIXIES PURE CATAWBA BRANDY
From G. I. JACKSON, Mass. State Assa,or.
no - Somerset Street Boston. Oct % 1873 I
hereby certify that have this day made a chemical
a.. sls =" sample of :. n Pike & 20 Catarb, Rr,i
wv "a have found aduteratinr ingredients or ~
g. p eui>uihces IN It, 1t is PURE BRANDT suirit v{b
o usual ceiilug and saccharinc matters beiononE ~
+"'i1+ Nuu!u recommend it for medicinal uses
CHARLES I. JACKSON, NJ. D state Assayor
are prepared to furnish the above named Rropa II;
sti pickages by the tbotted) at the Manuf9ct
prices ana may also be obtained by city and TOW,
' a. cue Mass state Agency, $50 Milk Street Boston
WILSON, FAIRBANK co.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
% IS Hanover Street, BOSTON. roo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
Choice Family Flour!

FRESH Lot just received and warranted TO rive s,t,
Nsr,b' . ~ 40 St1o oy ARMS WILSON
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13

VT. VALLEY RAILROAD No.
varz-1aA.s fiCE On and after MONDAY Ns, Q $3.50
tralgs VIII leave Bellows Falls for BFittot
At 1910 AMI 80 T. NJ ''''e'
Freight Train caves Bellows FallsntGco, ~ 80
tleboro at 3 50 T.. NJ. 90 anu hi''
Iae t"p ptssenger trains over this route connect S
WIN f Z, q Mass and Connecticut yrr i,aiJroa. ~
ptinSheld Hartford New Haven Bridgeport lcctt
,S. l"fA, On the North VITA the Rutland 4 Bur Il ~,
ouliNAn' Central Vermont Canada com ,ttcuf ~,
fASsun p>e Rivers railroads foruiuu dire cf CONN IN ~ N
win ~ aitehhli Saratoga and Scheuectai, # IoI nm,
uu = 4ltt Mountains burlington aud Rouss's FONT on
NJ ISsa i'isA4' VI SLUAT Sup't.
-AH' r. '3''' n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
DRESS lrAsIYY9

all its branches and latest styles First door South ofhe
Unitarian Church.
. BRtTrLEgoRo, VERMONT. 40.99ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13
JAS. ID. Powers.

Jas. ID. Powers,
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON,
Over the savi Bank Opposite the Black River Hotel
SPRINGFIELD, VT.
EFT this serve invitation to all feeling interested in
~ tue Photographs Art to call and some of the latest
improvements, such as
Photographs, AmbrOtypes, Autographs,
and Mciainoiypes,
IN the latest styles Of the times
nave lately fitted up Rooms Geo W Porter's store
yoFet me savings Bank where have arranged large SUI
perior SKY Light and time moey been spared to
MAKE comfortable and easant for visitors and suitable
to produce the best Of pictures
nave on hand full supply Of Frames, Cases Lockes
&c which Will sell at very low prices
JAS D. PONFRS Springfield. Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13

)RREy's
SPRINi
pat on. aud
rs ntase. an.
lingit open
p leisure ne
to ACT y
tors Right
pr sSle hF
<ct. %, 1853
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-13


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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-19

The Branch then adjourned until tomorrow after
noon at five o'clock.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to adj
lournment Present-WM. MCPHAIL Esq, Presi-
dent and all the members.
Mr. COTTON presented the petition of John w.
Rea, asking remuneration to the amount of Sl2 for
damages done to his hydrant by the employees of
the Water Commissioners. Referred to the Com
mttee on Claims
A resolution directing that gas lamps be placed
on all the streets where gas mains have been laid
was received from the First Branch, read a second
time and adopted
The resolution to place gas lamp on Grundv
street in front of Emanuel Chapel was read second
time and adopted.
Also the resolution to place flag stones across
Lexington street between, Fremont and Chatsworth
streets
Mr.. ELLIcorT presented the petition of George F.
Armor, asking permission to erect steam eugine
on his premises West Lombard near Sharp
street. Referred to the Committee on Fire Com
panies.
resolution providiag for the erection of wharf
on the clty's property, on the south side of the
basin, running west from the city yard, was re-
celved from the First Branch and read
Mr. CoLToN called up the resolution referring all
matters OF dispute between Geo. U. Graft and the
city OF Baltimore to a board of arbitration. The
resolution had been previously vetoed by the
Mayor.
Mr.. CoLroN wished to take the sense of the
Branch, to ascertain if the resolution could be
passed, Notwithstanding the Mayors objections.
Mr.. ELLIcoTr called for the reading of the mes
sage of the Mayor and the communication of G. L.
Dulaney, late City Counsellor, detailing the facts
connected with the case.
Mr.. ELLLcoTT spoke in opposition to the adoption
OF the resolution and Mr. CoLToN argued in favor
of it.
The question was then taken on the adoption of
the resolution, notwithstanding the objections of
the Mayor, and it was rejected, vote of three
tourths of the Branch being requisite to pass it,
The yeas and nays are as follows:
feas.-Messrs Van Nostrand, Cathcart, Cotton
Taylor, and Musselman-5.
Nays.-Messrs. President, Cook, Ellicott and
McCOmas-4.
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
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SOUTHERN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA, August l7.-Arr. brig Rainbow Boston,
Schr X: &. W hidden. Somerset.
Cd brig Len Barbados schs c. A. carstairs and Ju-
NORFOLK ApgpslG Arr scrs t1rlight, Gloucester;
vsi,l NORFOLK August l1,Arr sehrs s G Jones, New
i1Ik Harriet Rockpor zeno and Elizabeth jane Phila
RICHMOND, August 15.-Arr. schrs W T. Anderson Al.
Sany; orianna, Boston Bee, Philadelphia Townsend,
Cld. schrs. Melbourne Salem: Ship Carpenter, rrov
oHddn %dMa:2S ssRi E@1 AqEss sx Yo- ef Mons N
BeI44p c4GRfET3S2 les TTs2 2 hng: Tw XS5 shin. com
Liverpool Othello, Philad lpha
CHARLESTON, August l5-,,rd; ship Ernst Morlz Arm
DIT, LIVERPOOL schr. Argus Eye. Philadcphia
NAngga AEr Steamship Nashville New Y",k ship
;SANANNAH August l3.-Cld steamship State Of Geor
SEW ORLEANS, August IL. Arr. ship South Carolina
New York bark Neapoitan Rio de Janero,
NOTICE TO MARINERS
bd has entsnce Of M MAch2aay in
Southwest Reef entrance of Achafaylay Bay La has been
i will he GIFTED on the first day of September next
The new lighthouse is iron pile structure in the
feet inches hgT IL: base ane is s sboye S q WS
er; and the focal plane is 40 feet above the sea.
TEN Gf Fresne showing fixed light colOred red which
The Point Fer Lighthouse and Achafaya Lightve,se
will be discontinued
CHANNEL ISLANDS ALDuRYEY-LIGHrs IN BRAYE HARBoR
photographic Office, Admiraty,(
The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty hereby give
" th on and alter the lSt day Of August 1882 two red
Leading Lights will be exhibited at the head o Braye ar
hr on the North Coast of Alderney to mark fairwas
channel in the harbor
The lower light will be fixed light, placed on the parapet
OF the old pier at Braye atan elevation of - feet above
eye Of high water at ordinary springs and should he
lhe in fair weather from distance of about miles II
will be screened in the direction of the dangers either
side Of the harbor
The upper light also xed will be placed at the northeast
corner Of Rraye reading about southwest by
distant go yards from the lower light 1t will be elevated
55 feet above high water and visible about miles
seaward.
CThe b@sarngs @ are magnetic. variaan % in 1859.
JOHN WASHINGTON