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COL. FRANCIS 8. BARLOW.
In the death of this distinguished gentle
man, Georgia has lost one of her very most
gifted sons, and the South patriot who
we can never cease to deplore. :,
Col. Barlow was young man we wouio
suppose scarcely over forty years OF age.
Yet he has been for several years IN tne
first rank in politics and at the forum OF
his native state. His was one OF the COM
manding minds of his section. ~ :
COL Barlow lett Georgia in command OF
the Oglethorpe Light Infantry, o nooie
company of young men, composed OF the
flower of the State, having resigned from
the Confederate Congress for the purpose
of taking the field. He was soon promot-
ed to the Colonelcy of one OF the Geoeg'a
regiments. He served under General Johns
ton. r+ @
LIEUT.. COL. BENZ. J. JOHNSON.
Lieut.. Col, Benjamin j. johnson, the
second in command of the Hampton Legion
is a native of the town of Beaufort, South
Carolina, and was about forty five years oil
age at the period of his death. His broth
ers reside in this State-twO OF whom are
clergymen of the Episcopal Church-one
the Rev. Richard johnson, being the Chap
lain of Hampton Legion. ~
Col. johnson was educated at Williams
burgh, Virginia, and commenced life as Q
planter; but afterwards studied law with
Col. De Treville, and came to the bar Of
Beaufort, where he practiced a few years
During his residence in Beaufort, he com,
manded the Twelfth regiment of infantry
and was highly esteemed as an officer.
From the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
But while we rejoice for our success, ma
ny homes have the shadow of death round
about and the voice of weeping, the wall oil
widowhood, the sharp cry OF orphanage, are
in our land. We have bought our victory
dearly, and paid for it the purchase blood
of the brave. tL be-
While we drop a tear for the noble, the
manly, the gallant, the heroic, for our Bar
tow and Bee, and johnson and Stovali, and
the whole long list of glory's children, and
while we mourn with their families and
friends, let US thus be nerved all the more
to strike, strike again, etc. etc.
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W. u 1Gs OOO I 4 LII I 1tO1
TO aud EaItOr III the Lebanon Star, is prominen
ply Clan .I
Messrs j N Harris CO.: }53. -hl 81
Gen lemen: III; confidence have in Perry Davis
Pain Killer, as q rcmeay for colds, coughs, burns,
aud rhe umau III, for the OF which have
sue .essfully USED induces coeerIully recon-.
mend
monIhs ago had recourse to it to destroy q
felOn although had heard its being USED Tor
pnrpose having suffered inteuse from for
mer QUE, and having 20 other r, IN dy at nd, applied
Pain Killer About hIte. minutes
lug, Iep ed ,he application very Driefy the next
morning. which entrely destroyed the iciUn, and in.
creased my Confidence the utility OF the remedy.
sold BY DAY q jerks, and by X. +. COMBS.
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3 SPE DIAL NOTICES.
nea- HERE is FURTHER EVIL

DEN - vi The vaue of our medicines: 7'e az
Mr ssrs j n harriS q Co.
Gen.lemen-lt with pleasure hat we speak q word
IN commentator OF your very valuable medicines,
Perry DAVIS kil or aud klcha. dsOn's Sherry
WINE Bilers They Of great merit and already toO
Well Known 10 The cubic large ~ need any v.ry spe
cal nCce from par Individuals The rain llier
mas be ;ome nous, I'D Iedy all through The 81
and the snoIry Vine superior any bltters
we nave ever met with, and beceme know n the
Inc demand ali lind from their salts
factory resul.s. = alb tr. be- ..o. 10 .....
." Nest respectfully, va . - ~ sll...aH
,.l. ... .tl,,.. = b. FELTON,.
Sold by DAY jerks and r, F. COMBS jii <,
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GREAT SPRING REMEDY.
DIR. s. O. RICHARDSON'S o
Sherry Wine IBitters.

The celebrated New England Remedy for habtual Con.
spatioE, aundice fever and ague, general debility,
and all diseases arising from dsordered Stomach,
Liver or Bowels.
tratsd Sherry Wine Buffers They have bren FUND
Els Davis, Postmaster at WiiIiamspori, Ohio, says:
sk sue c eEsA sSa ss use them Myself
ana can recommend 1t with great assurance Of its
DIR VIM Kerr, of RogersviIle, Ind, writes us that
they are the most valuable medicine offered. He has
made several Of papa.ion of heart gene
Thomas Stanford Esq. Bloun tsville, Henry county,
Ind writes long letter. under date OF May A. 1860
He was much reduced having been aiict. for three
heart OF the most severe and osirating character
and m qsng S0s completely restored
George Hoffman says he was afflicted with heuma-
date of his letter he had been years we'll the Bit.
tiers shectng the cure when several physicians attend
sm dyspepsia, liver Complaint, kicney affection, or
drops II is specinc certain remedy"
"a section where re er and ague prevas,) that he most
cheertully recommends them OF decided all
biity and other comp ains.
Ok GsleheIs, y, wri es from Van Vert. Ohio. 81
most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Btters
to the notice OF Dyspepc persons and all who require
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
Full directions accompany each Bottle ..t
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price 75c. per bottle.
JIM. HARRIS CO.,
Cincinnati Ohio,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States,
to whom address all orders
For sale by
DAY Il JENKS st Paul
RICHARDF COMBS, Do
II Henniup Co, st Anthony
l. VawIer, do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy e Gray, Minneapolis
VIM Ii Leonard, do tt
VIM II McCullom, Mendoza
WI Whpple, Prescott. oc26-wly 4
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AN OLD FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,

The great Family Medicine of the age
Taken internally, it cures colds, coughs &C. weak
stomach and general bility nursing cam
ker, liver complaint, dyspepsia indigo stion cramp
and pain in stomach and bowel complaint painte RS
collie, .Asatic cholera, diarrhea and dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CURES
FelOns, bos and also old sores, severe burns and
scalds, cuts. bruises and sprains, swelling of The
joints, rngworm and letter, broken breasts
feet nd chiiblans toohsche, pain in the face neu-
ralgia and rheum atism.
1t is sure remedy for Ague and Chis and Fever
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as~DR. s. A. WEAVER'S CAN

KGk AND SALT RHEUM sYkUP.-The object oil this
Syru % eli urit,es which the bio ID
upoI tie surface IN sAln which IS the only true
Nay that he b Oud can ever be reed from them When
taey up skin hey Can al Once be r.m5ved by
app lying CeraIe, when Will in all Cases fsct per-
cure. There ex.er1al appl Gallon WATCH
wiu re manenty cure this CLASS Of diseases.
Suld by DAY JENKS and Il. y. COMBS. jy26
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BRASS CASTINGS, BABRITT METAL
Pattern Making.

Parties wishing in our line, can judge some
thing of facies and OF the quality Of cur work by
examining the two Fire Engines of the City of st An
thony, which were built in our shop. -
SCOTT & MORGAN.
St. Anthony, March 10. marl2-wiy
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nONT DELAY, BUT PURIFY THE
BLOOD.
DIR. WEAVER'S
Canker and Salt RheuIn
SYRUP,

:.1f..r FOR THE CURE
Canker salt rheum eryspelas. scrofuous Diseases
taneous eruptiOns, sore eyes, and every kind Of
disease arising from an im pure state ct the
Blood. Il.0
The most effective Blood Purifier of the Nineteenth
.- Century.
tits the prescription of an educated physician and all
who afflicted with any of the above-named Diseases
should witko delay. Such letters the follow
ing are often received
Jeromeville, Ashland Co.. Ohio,
Nov. o. 1860.
Messrs. J. N. Han ris Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gentlemen,I deem It a duty as well as pleasure to
inform you what DIR. Weaver's Syrup and Cerate has
me, hope that this letter may come to the
notice of persons similarly afflicted In year 1850
was attacked with letter, or some kindred disease
both my legs, which extended until from my knees 10
my feet was one raw sore. consulted and obtained
medic ines and prescrip ions from nearly all pbysi
clans in this vici ity but obtained relief Your aeen
at this p ace, Mr. Hoffman recommended me to try the
Syrup and Cerate, which fortunately did, and an now
q sound and well man by their
With great gratitude, remain yours Vuly,
JOHN WEIkBAUGHT.
Mr.. Weirbaught being a well known gentleman Of
Ashland county, makes this inor most reliable.
By taking the Syrup directed it will drive the dis
ease from the system, ana when once the skn a
few applications Of
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NEW ST AGE LIN ailt
FROM ST. PAUL TO SUNRISE, ..
Connecting at that place with the Bayfield, Stage max
ing direct line from w
Saint Paul to BAYFIELD,.

The Stage will leave St. Paul every Monday and
Thursday morning at o'clock running by the way of
Little Canada, Rice Lake, Columbus, Wyoming. Sunrise
City, an from thence to BAYFIELD,. arriving at Bayfield,
every Wednesday and SATURDAY. evening.
Returning, will leave Bayfield, every Mer day and
Thursday morning. by the route and arrive at St
Paul every Wednesday ahd Saturday evening.
This line also connects at bayfield, with the steamers
North Star and Planet running from bayfield, Thy the
way Of Ont0nagon, Portage Lake. Marquette touch
ing at all other mining points ON Lake Superor) to
Detroit and Cleveland. Also with the Michigan and
Sea Bird, running from Bayfield, Ouching all the diff
ierent points on The ke) to Milwaukee ana Chicago
This road is stocked with good horses and covered
hacks Hcod competent reliable and careful drivers
are employed. and passengers who travel by this
can rely upon thing being arranged for their
fort and convenience.
For further information iaqure at the Office of l.. L.
BEN ON, on Third Street, next door TO the American
House,
Persons wishing to Sc packages to any of the diff
ferent inns this road, by having them properly
done up, directed and LEFT the Office in of the
Agent can be assured of their receiving proper
ion and .fe delivery. .+
R0StE from s g. Paul to Sunrise Propreor
jel2-dlwawly GEO II. EDGERTON, Agent.
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be subjects Of Great Britain than citizens
of the United States. But the small plant
ers have little or no faith 10 the Confeder-
ate bonds, and many Of them refuse to sub.
scribe Q single bale to the proposed loan.
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A gentleman who left Savannah, Georgia,
on Monday, the 22d ult., contributes to the
Philadelphia Press some interesting states
ments of the condition of affairs at the
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aa%DR. SCOTT THE PROPRIE-

Sold by DAY jerks and R. F.'CoMB3.
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DIR. WEAVER'S
Cerate or Ointment,
And you have a permanent cure.
The Cerate has proved itself be the best Ointmen
ever invented and where once used, it has never been
letter and rngwOrm, scald head chblains and frost
titles barber's itch, chapped cracked hands lips
blolches or pimples on the face. And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE:
..., EYES, .t.. ..r
the Cerate the only thing requredo cure. 1T should
be kept In the house of every family.
Price OF Syrup, 81 Cerate, 25c per bottle.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Medicine Dealers generally
j. N. HARRIS Co., Proprieers
For the Western and Southern States
Cincinnati, Ohio.
dressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY &JENKS ST. Paul
RICHARD +. -COMBS do
81 Vawter, St Anthony
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy Gray. Minneapolis.
VIM n Leonard, do
VIM McCuom, Mendoza
W. H. Whipple, Prescott.
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Pnsse1gcrs Arrived

u ssGp,hip .isid from LFerpoOl ard QHees,i0vr-M.l
Mary Drh Mss Hall Mr. md Mrs Ha.kel cbilden and
ruro Mr., G. and p,si M AyltOn sud servant Mrs
GOODWIN and infant o. g. Hobson, lady and daughters Mo-
Foster, A. H. Terry, John Phillips W H. Clement, Stain
berg j. KIgo Henry ShaS, d. Z. Winter NJ kohschid, j.
kimrton Blaekley Mr. sein, +. Hale saw, James
Hall r. A. Hall lie MrsuIier Drew B. II. Ward Forrest, J.
" Davidson Hugh Davidson, Morris Arnold II. Braarer, T.
u Pratt &. " Howard r. Enthoye1, kendall r, r. La ard
g. alad lsssc Segnan Robert Dempsey Th)s Pye Thos.
Burass. O. simmons VIM Ford Mrs Jsch, Mis-. j. Taylor,
Miss J. Cunpr ghaI, Thos Ricte Mr.. Grainger
In steamship 1cuton'a from Hdmbnyg rid Southampton
Ops BARRING X Morg,usten, VIM Kidd, w. Hecker, T.
Cxke Caroline aud John CiaTae, H. A. Stlsser H. CARAT
Dora Rechad and ITO in the econd cabin and Storage
In ,e1mihp Nashville from ChdyleonG c. Tracy aud lady.
Blss H. DAILY, Miss Williams f.. N. Tufts and lady r..
Bernstein, Mia c. Buckmeytr Mics L. Buckmer Mrs j. l.
Browne Schroure Mrs c. Smith, Mrs Horgsn aud chill
drrn, ]. heeLln and wife, and 20 Ia the s;eersge.
In snamP star Of the South yios, SaiIEgdhG. ". DTa
Per- Trnpeon Andrew Hoisess J. WHY John Arbe, NJ.
L. Harris. o. Spear W. A. Evans, L. IL lie Gay, A. Safer
thw sr, John Underwood
H. aoam.hp Hnnte from SaraHgah-Miss Della STOW, -.
M.lloy u g. Keasun III. HosgcTy, NJ. Cochrane. W. n.
1se, G. l.. Tse, Jno H. Davis, y NJ klcschusnn, j. l..
While and 7 IN the steeIsge. -
In Iean shp Jdmettoon from RichDionaJ. H. Thutber, Wm
Ioraiue L. Randolph w H. Carter T. Wright, w Oycrton,
NJ Macrrady Mrs T. j. Decker W. Egbert End IN sieerase
In steamship Zulu from Kingston, dm-Mr sclietef Sni
lady q. Ramos, MIR Peue,t. Master Nicott
h. brig Iird, from .inipe,p-Adolf Gronanars
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Tie earnings OF the Chicago and Norh-Wes'erI
Railway for the second week, ending Jan. II, weEe:


The exchanges at the Clearinghouse are $ls,C9l, :
I55 49, The exchanges of the week ending this NOM
ing were $l2l ,2lS,732 II, being daily average of
800 203 100 l5 against 500 55l 1863 81 the week end
ing on Saturday last The Corn Exchange Bank
has declared a dividend of 81 y cent, payable
on the lst of February. In the Money market
there is no change to notice. The rates are Us
quoted yesterday and the supply of Money press
ing on borrowers at sal u cent on demand nnd
1910 T. cent On paper. The Bank loans in tho
Monday statement will show a further considerable
contraction the result mainly of sales ofTreasury Notes
and the redemption Of Loan Certificates, both of which
have been carried in the loan lines The specie and
deposit lines will show expansion, the former very
large The average may show $50 700; the actual
amount will exceed that figure. The Asia to-day adds
- $40 600, and the TeptOnia, before announced by
telegraph $3.50, OOO making s200O,OO0 The Bremen
tales 81, 900 in silver.
The bids for the five millions Of Treasury Notcr 10
be awarded to-day, reached AZ, 2OO,oOO, and ranged
from q to 90 per cont, the bulk being at 0ol2 per
cent. Under II per cent the amount bid for IL f3O,
COO which will all be awarded, leaving SI,TO,0Oo to
be divided pio rata among tie bidders at II per cent,
at which 5000, 600 were bid for The division will
give the II per cent bidders about IS per cent their
lGs. T.is Esue Es been la.t2 Z. a.0at /, Per cent
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SAIrRnAY. Jan. l9-P. ,

UhII' TT
Movements at the Stock Exchange continue to show
astonishing degree Of activity and vigor and the up
ward march in prices for several days past as been al
snOst as rapid as the tumble downward in November
and December. This morning the rush to buy was al
most eager during the active period before the po-
iitical panic, and considerable excitement prevailed
during the session Of the Board The improvement in
prices was quite general and in some stocks the ad-
yances were or y cent above the closing rates Of
Friday. The most vigorous movements were in New
York Central Michigan Central, Galena, Rock Island,
and Chicago Burlington, and Quincy, and in the West
srn shares named the feeling especially buoyant.
Almost the entire Board sccm 10 Lave changed Goat
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PonT OF EEw-YoRK

neutrality-suspicious., Schenck Savannah g. H. hl,enhl
RoanoL. Tmicb Rlcbmond Ludhm Hencken; James Adse
fhilhps Charleston Spo1oId 1neson Co., Huntsvil rot
Savannah II. d. Cromwell Co Petspsco VAIL rortana ~
Cromwell 8 Go. -,
Sbip.-Reporer Howos San francisco, Sutton Co. Leon
TIM hcple London A. Jackson, johnson, San francisco
NJ Cooley; D. o. Barney Fancy, NewOheans n. II; bss
ham; Patick Henry Moore, London, GTirnc Minthn 20
!l,r Iarsn,en, London Cork, Thps. Richardson Co
Hath-M. H. Trout Am,s. r,iuta Psre, Mecalt Duncan
Old Dominion J,hnson P0tlsnd Gertrude Goodbun, Naps
ai,o fsbi CbOrceyi Zephyr Lane Marele' chamoefln
Pheps Go. , o.
IItni truss FsIko CUk ard market, A. Wend; Coz
KhyuAr Pendlstop Bristol Nash, Carver Chase; Butmoe
Poit, Prince H. Becker OrBeycsi Rtnshaw, Inee
CnrAcoa II +. Buck Il Go. Frsneona Wallace Crllaesos
Moore Henry; }. b. Mansfield, Wallace, Monryidoo Geo
slavery Go. nj.
ScLsoner.-May, sph.h, Galveston. Wekemsn 4 Di@on
earl Robins. Nsyborn, smith 4 Go fpses psan,u;
NoTsoh ussttri Howard, Hsusfa, E,wbern, l.. Dsvsi
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C1on hsd.lphil Jas Hsad, W. Blown G w,, ris
fIsts 81 "A c, SS o. c,i Ing UsSR s
Cant" Huer w. CHR tar T. Nickerson nv Ali.s 49,
d1edre 'A barnes D. Martin L. b. FL
n,I2 $500 STOKE. New Haven, materi America Nor.
ssamer-Dea"s are, cannOa, Phiadelphia, B. Perkins.
Arrived.
90, Steamship Asia Lott Liverpool Jan s. and oaeeBstown
the w St for hours ns Of 18Th on sccount Of siet
G H. VIM hs ,cF N"a IN geee Jan as II Ion % 90
oSssttr British thsGnel % days ont di.manted and esly
night isnaI ih steamship Jurs supposed2 jan n,
Ion A f. ~ company Nth John BEN = from s1 Ga
nh 4;% M passed steamer AOsssssn, hsnce for
Steam slip Zulu (Br ,crew), Goodwin Kingston. lam Ian
hence bcurd jeptood Der name Adac Law S os
n lat 20 Or TO- bole the center wheel Of the engine nsds
ssa%.bip a"1i.,s Fo: .?s S md.e and to H.
B; crSnyens Co. Has been detained ShOurs by fos.
steamship ssIsco ali, Portland ndse and pass 10 IL
ship Norh American ian. ps.-u,sr. and re-
bound E., tin ship Alice Bali bound Dec 2s'
Il a s ZIP es S SSsos SsS SSSnS De-
at g g ION. IS, sisnsled bUk Tycoon bound T.; u
e. nSe to Cha: Lpl,s De- ae la ss Ion. Is passed BIZ.
hip Gssts Of S. 'Si b b.. s'qsa
Co Sailed in company with brig Enterprise for NewYOrA
% Sp;en f's9 fs E% g s
ale. most Of passage lost sod ,pt .sli stoys basrk s
II
LopdoD) from ew Yok bound TO London in sinking
tom took of the captain cooper and In all ard
M G's whs SHSs 20 LePson and sa s sssSs
Dec. csd hyiesne from W.. during which lost all
e~ Ginning dsbd by sneions 4 the pump. s 1S
Tier due and he vessel deemed prudent
the Sorwe gsD bark Queen Victoria Nelson from New.
easle Enr Kindly received board to whom
Bari Architect tBr Of windor Putnam. Huh IS days coal
frs' part Of passage Dec lat 20 IT, lon n a5 Aurs.tus oS
Gustav Woodgsp seaman Of Sweden washed overheard
'B&k Msdors wx6ster EiSabethport coal for Boston.
Bug Lrds E'cb'n, Ragged bland Ah inst salt schssnger
Big vyid Dr. Of Jersyl Conn Antwerp days md's to
MATE : H:S sfayy F ss WI sss ri. all &c
salt 10 T. A X. Webster -"
Big 1ari,s tl,h;I g. Boston, Ftye Aux Cages l.
Big Mia b. q s, Andfsw: B. w.ycot. Bs-bsdOs.
schr Jones, Beden, Norfolk days. corn TO starges
scbr Grrr,hsw MO Richmond days, -four tobacco, &C. to
b. Cnss H. Adams, Hipehley, Baltimore coal for New.
scbi Msy D. L,ue Gsrdner New oresu. "a days sag. to
sebr May Pdce, Blizzard Brandywines days corn meal to
sclr Nrker.cn Fuli,rd, St. Map'. Ga, Il days naval
sehr. Emna sni h Philadelphia. days. coal
scbr. c S Strong Li.cum Baltimore ! days coal.
seRr j. Ponder j, Ehinr,w5rb Milton bel, days corn
Es . 5s IssS oo o o Sowsh isaac Coz
se Young An,Ies Pearl B,,iaore coal fpT bnrJPo
schr jos. Holmes Mathews. Vhsini. days, wood.
se Sn nsyy F RGS@' E. y aio day, .Ood
srhr r. s. bDdin Neil Baltimore days, coal.
Steamer Ielawue Cannon, Phladslpba mdse. and peso
Steamer Pelican. Baker, Providence ud,e to l. oden
- satr Sam' synp"b Ta9 Sae b.
Cbarleson Roanoke Norfolk &c Locust Point Baltimore;
L H r" s FoT '' Bass sns G s s s
Para NJ T. Trout, POin, fetie Quad
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To Mariners.

co.sr oy NoETu RcnsA-LIanTliOpsE AT CRoArhS ~
srv.n oy Tux IIsHT- yEssRL-TRHAsuRy DHrlRrNENT w
4iSy LIAR lorsE BOARD, W,sHIsGroS Dec r. lSoo.-om
a inform aton received Ut this ONCE from Capt j. ~
Mseonb Corp. Top Engineer that lighthouse on screw s
has been erected OF Caroon Point At The head
Cfostsn sound 70 the position heretofore occupied "
the lightyessel T. ...-I u iron
screw piles is by wooden supersacare WIN
Lantern above lie center . , -, .. 90.
The hight Of the plane Is sbot IS feet above mean '
level 20, e-lL IL, Of th-
.vu Of Fre,n,i showing fixed light Of tho n@tIn voo
ybch I'm ordinary sstes Of the weather, shoad De
he drrk of vessel 40 above tho wsto about e's hsN
cal miles -. :. =, g ,,,-. =, .r,s,, on tie
och of January neat aud will be hep. burning CURING A' ~
.very i,bt Their until further oTders -
On lie same oay Jan. ~ The Croatan W.
r,oysd fro N, her station and will not be replaced
Nv order OF the l., ut house Board 49, -, -, ce..,,,x
'' WIN. r. SMITH, Engineer se'fs~i'
Cy,ntysroN Misunderstanding to intens.ne1 w hsa
f, rlish. .o,rees three old scbooners and u kn
,ed vj,b opes ard sunk Charleston par ~ ma
ne,w hirh greatly sndapges yesses stienp,rs W In 10
n. TIE sesnIsbp Nashville IL said TO Lave sons a. IL
rs,6 rsssirg between the obsTuctl1s- tns of
-, of the channel huoy. ths ~ "a
IN. sh and destruction OF the rsDge oeacshs NV hs, ad
& s,,Ssls sonf ned The steam bip Marcp os ch.prsl
49,, u cbsisston came throCs Oh soIi,sh "A
S.ru H. Iai Trrt Of water. The buc.s y me AVE-
la ar iees bad not been rsusyed 1880