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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

THEATRE-The excellent bill Offered
last night drew very good house. To
night "Everybody's Friend and TOO
dies" will be presented. On londay eve
ming Mr. Raymond will taxi benefit
His talents as a comedian havt won hin
a host of friends, and we are cOtident he
will be greeted with full houS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11
A YOUNG miss named Clara Hobson

A YOUNG miss named Clara Hobson
was arrested yesterday fer=measias=s sol
der apparel. She was fined ten dollars
and costs, by Alderman Johnson. Not
having the "wherewithal' to iqaidate
she was sent to Jail for thirty days.
wv. B. Butter, for indecent exposure,
was fined ten dollars and costs, by Alder.
man Johnson. Failing to respond" he
was sent to the chain gang for thirty
days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

Observation-Disclosures Southern
prisoners captured i'll the border counties,
were brought to this city yesterday
morning. and placed in the Athenaeum,
A number Of Confederate commissions
were found upon the persons OF the men.
Upon one was found papers authorizing
A. Williams to recruit men and furnish
horses to the Confedcracy. The highest
in rank was Captain Joseph MMillian,
upon whose person was found the follow
ing official order issued from headquar-
tiers of Reserve Forces. ut Richmond,
Dec IL, 1864
Capt Joseph M'Millian will abstain
from the seizure or destruction of any
property of diSloyal persons, or Others III
the county of Pocahontas, which may
lead to retaliation on their part Ill the
destruction of the homes and property oi
loyal citizens Property can only Dc
DESTROYED when necessary III the couIS,'
of actual military operations or III self
defence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11
BOUNTY QUESTION.

A n H
N)Connty bounty of three hundred dollars
$500 be paid to each volunteer who shall enlist
into the service of the United States, and who
shall furnish satisfactory evidence that he has
been duly accepted and mustered into the said
Q. s. service and credited to some subdistrict OF
Ohio county, from the 9th day of February 1850,
until the quota of said county is full, or until
draft shalt take place. Each sub district shall by
private subscription raise an additional bounty OF
300.
We the undersigned, majority OF the meme
hers of the Board of Supervisors of Ohio coun'
ty do agree and pledge ourselves to sustain and
vote for the above order, Gin lieu OF the order
passed by the board on yesterday at the meeting
of the board to be held on Thursday, February
10th 1866, OF at anymeetlng of said board when
quorum ispresent. ,- , ,,r-nn
B. S. GOOD.
J. SALISBURY.
JOHN REID.
AUG. HANDLAN
GEO W. SIGHTS.
February 10. l565.-febll-lw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

On Monday and Tuesday evenig Is, goth
aud Dist insts, the renowned hnorist,
Mr.. ALT. Burnett, will iectur atWash-
ington Hall for the benefit ofthdNheel-
ing Library Association. See adertise-
ment in another column.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

Run Yesterday morning two
,n,r,. attached to a sleigh containing
Gentleman and lady, took fright
when near the old Beymer House stand,
on Main street, and run off. Strange as
il nav seem, the sleigh was not upset but
both the gentleman and lady were thrown
int, the street. sustaining but slight M
iurv The horses ran down Mann street
at furious rate, dragging the sleigh al
ter +brm, until they reached the corner
of Madison street, when they come i'll
contact with another sleigh which con-
tanned a gentleman and lady. The
horses leapcd clear over he sleigh, but
the sleigh to which theanimals were at
t,rb,d caught on the second sleigh and
broke il all TO pieces. The lady i'll the
second sleigh was badly but not seriously
injured The man escaped unharmed.-
The horses attached to sleigh No. broke
loose from the wreck and ran down
Main street hill at II rapid speed, drag
ging the shafts of the sleigh after them,
until they reached a point near the stone
bridge over the creek, when they were
checked up. The couple who were
thrown out of the first sleigh arrived at
the corner of Madison street in time to
svmpathize with the unfortunate Occu
pants of Sleigh M. 2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

RECRUITS are being rapidly mustered
into the United States service to the
credit of this comfy. We understand
that near one-fourth of the quota of the
county is already. filed. - -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

OIL.-Preparations are being made by
a Wheeling company, to sink an Gil well
in the neighborhood of Bridgeport, Ohio
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

DEsERTERs.-Ninety three Federal de
serters will to-day be sent from this city
to Cumberland.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

Bur little was done on the landing
Yesterday. The Revenue left for Cincin-
ed i, aud the Minerola arrived from be-
Ow -rf. -. ..lF-.-I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

Lubin's Frangipannl Toilet WIDER.
This widely and justly celebrated artiwhich
is used throughout Europe and consit a ne.
cessity in the toilet of every lady is nor the
first time introduced to the ladies of Ana.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is unrivalled for removing CHAPS bl;H.
ES. CHAFFS. and other impurities of tin,
rendering it SOFT. CLEAR, SMOOT.nd
BEAUTIFUL.
FRANGIPANNi POWDER
Is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, lg
freshness to the complexion, and healthIe
to the skin with Youthful SOftness
FRANGIPANNI POWDER.
Is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkh
the inside of Kid Gloves, enabling tight
to be drawn on and off with ease and pre-
ing their being soilcd by perspiration.
the glove is withdrawn, it leaves the
ness and perfume.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is used to remove all all ROUGHNESS and
ness of the Hands. Arms and Face. 1t soft
CORNS, and all other cutancOus cxcresccn
PRICE 1J CENTS 81 80 CENT
according to size of package.
Sent by mail OH receipt of price
For sale by WILCOX Il co
Prin. Agents, Isl Water Street. New "
Also by the principal Druggists and Pc
mars dec22-2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

The barn Of VIM Cooper, situated III
Franklin township, Washington county,
Pa, was destroyed 10y fire a few days
ago, together with two hundred dozens
of oats, sixty bushels of wheat, and
large quantity of hay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

BoUNTY--As will he seen by adver-
tisement published elsewhere a majority
of the Board of Supervisors of this coun-
ty have pledged themselves to give to
each recruit mustered into the United
States service and credited To Ohio eoun-
ty. bounty OF three hundred dollars
The different Sub-districts will give two
hundred dollars to each recruit and the
Government gives Il bonus OF one hun
bred dollars, making total of SIN hun
bred dollars cash for one years service
In addition To this the soldier receives
sixteen dollars per month and board and
and clothing, which will swell the sum
to near one thousand dollars per year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

PETITION FOR TuT RELEASE OF ALEX.
POOLE petition to Governor Bore
man, for the release of Alex. Poole, now
conGued i'll our county Jail. is in circula-
ton and is being numerously signed iii
this city Poole, as our readers will
recollect, was convicted of murder i'll the
second degree for the killing of young
Watkins, at Parkelsburg, year or two
ago, and was sentenced to seven years
imprisonment in the penitemtiary Both
he prisoner aud the murdered man were
members of Capt Bagg's Snake Hunters,
having enlisted from this city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

RAID.-On Tuesday last about dozen
Confederate soldiers dashed into the
town of Ccntreville, UpShur County, and
tool, the natives by surprise. Two or
three stores We're almost Quilted, and
number at valuable horses taken of.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-11

Posi- OFFICE AFFNRS-The following
changes in Postottice affairs in this State
have just been made:
At Covington, Barhourcounty appoint
Lewis Nj. Shroyer postmaster III place
of John Shroyer, deceased
At Boothville, Marion county, AleXan-
der Henry postmaster, viceJ X. Morgan,
resigned.
At Janelcw, Lewis county,J. 2. Parker
postmaster, vice John u. Hingman, re-
signed.
At Shirley, Tyler county, Miss Mary
Underwood postmaster, vice b. jeffrey,
declined
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11
NEWS By TD-DAY'S MAIL.

~1eo>'1'''' ''oi'' va" ''o''''''S' ''o'''' Wv
opan1afos making very poor pEog1oss' oe
general op'F'on 5 'ka'opa'u o'ghF % aoanooo
me at'rn' pleh c"o1nesf ~ zoe i~Euo'
tu M.@..l.. '>,~.
: ''1 "'"' :" 'sS"''.'>eS'S
HoIa, Iii Ne" I orh: EeSt1fiiaI: was 2z''
Ihe Indians III Colorado bav4 iAre!y been
making ;n,,ysions npon ch;. whites .al,te
49, ,h;.,u s,,f ~. ;,a;u,,, uo.a t;nt
'''' - ~ ''@,':"'
meeting n:2 h@ei o@!a ~ Sh'lAoeipI''@ ~
raise funds Tor The relief ot ;he poor III Savau-
nah.
W. laarn 1h,t re- crew II ,ha Enickerbock:-
=,
q \'"e '"'h1"& VI ""'o" s'@"'''o! E" 90 @o''o
ced yesterday we're saved, having been taken
of bv the guntuat Mercury, a0d sent IN 70
W,sh;,.o,on ~ 1ha 1,v.i ,oar inh.o,,,i,n
,nn..S:, = y ~ |,".,.. >:
nc @'''l u = ~ 't'0S' '''''S '''''1'''S
court tnarta1 ID ~ asH1lsfph = gong ni'-~
;.
~,
'e'' a'0 ~ f'' go = >''>'''>' - ','!'
ne "aS cn'6' oI '"e "E'9''''' force ~ ms
place, during the latter part q 1863 and be
early part OF 1854; having received byites 70
,ro.,ro tbo roleace = narxo,s ,,ndor ,rr..+ ~
49, a;1;+ou,, .a3 .1l,a ,,,..),,,.,.s >, a,oa,,a
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---------~~-.-----~
The BANKRUPT BILL: - The oil: -" before
! Congress Tor The establishment ct uniform
system OF bankruptcy was iut'r oaElrai at
the last session by a select committee at the
head Ct which was Mr. jenc&es, Of K. Island.
Its PROVISIONS as finally adopted, met the ap,,
proyal OF very eminent JurIsts and practical
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11

Sir Henry Holland has sent a protest from
London 10 The Treaurer Of Pennsylvania. re
snonstrating against the act Of be Legislature
Of that State, passed in May lasr, repeating
previous act Whc,. guaranteed the payment 81
interest ia specie TO the holders OF l'ennSyj-
vania State stock Sir Henry Holland regards
the later action ri The Legislature IS v'rrual
repudiation The Treasurer Of the State, In
reply, Apologies |or the course pursued By
Pennsylvania because Of the extraordinary
circumstances III which the narion was placed.
He also says that hi sympathies ioC thr bold
ers of Pennsylvania securities III ]lngland have
been very much weakened ~ account 81 the
action of the English people.
The New York Herald speaking OF The ra
ported removal of Gen i'utlel from bis com
1uand; says: The ostensoe grounds for de4 II.
wing him OF his command are undoubtedly bis
accent hascos at Wilmington and Dutch zap.
But mountain of dissatisfaction has been &c
cumulatiug against him for months, on account
of alleged illegal and arbitrary arrests, imprleon
ments, and puuishments 1t IS said hat many
cases OF glariug injustice have come to light,
and many others are expected &c be developed
by his supersedure.
The National Integencer Says that II is
believed that "Secretary Fessenden will defer
for three or four weeks, Or more
any annunciation Of his financial plans Tor the
future; that he is placed in ample funds by the
large sums received from su5scri2 lions to the
ten forties and the seven. thirties, and the rev
enue from internal taxes; and that he Cal.
therefore afford to wait for the developments
of the great military movements now In pro
gress and contemplation, /"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11


oor1ent Of the phiiad4lD2jo Pre- h..
il, relation to affairs ia Norfolk: the >. Il.
II which is. hat on the ZG;h t:ay G.f .
Der aSt General BurEer ordered ']pi. y.
rrDuoyr MARSHAL Of Tie Eastern >fore
giula, 70 9j,an tie polls and 3Iow The
to decide upon Tue merits Of cl9: 9nda I
rule. Ii they hoa|i Totv for artillery
dicyion they were n be immediately 50
eti il FIR civil rben tie laws standing
rine Of the election should yeInaio ~ t,
One of he prominent &;tiz ms u thar p.
of Virginia iInpledjately rajegrapha1 Il
Geo. Lincoln, who at onco ordered t>ol. Y
ia d2siSt from any election. Mr.. c~e2ar
Tor elect from VIRGINIA. bore the message .
President 70 Col. White, ard Tie iAter..
has been stopped MIR ). IL conjunction
his colleague, Judge Underwood. waited
President Lincoln: and ti1aoke3 llnj tc
interference, IS there va; 10 mlIjCary a1c%
Ter ii government otherwise Ih0D ;y%r =
theq were rher ana DOW enjoying I
ne sa,Ie 3sy ,har these gentlemen 9
up0u the Pre3Iden, Gov. plerDolnt cous
pr. Lincoln upon he question q tha re-
ton q ciyii government in Norfolk and :
y. The subject was also urged b. Dot5
above Senator'S, 2ed ii is said thar the /
dent t1as given orders ior zen. butIer to
the reason Why il iS>a military necessity To-
III l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11

GEN. DuTLGH --Iti3 stated tha1 Gen il
ler has teen relieved Of his command IN i
g;nia that he has been instructed 10 rep
for further orders at Lowell, Mass and lAs
Gen. Ord is 70 take the command Of tie j
partmert Of Virginia and North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11


Of the New York Tribune, Geo. =. Prentice,
OF the Louisville Journal who has recently
returned from Richmond, states THAI il has
been finally determined in Richmond 10 tree
and arm two hundred thousand slaves, who
will soon be equipped, and brought into the
field. Their own freedom and ahal Of their
wives aud children together with a proprietry
interest III the SILL it is sal1, Will be accur led
TO them"
Blevet Major Gen. Godfrey WelCZel has
been promoted to a full major generalship, at
the suggestion Of Gen Graut and Secretary
Stanton. This may. perhaps, b. taken as all
Indication THAI Gen. Weiizel does not rest
under the censure Of the authorities, for his
SHAKE in the late Fort Fisher business.
A dispatch from Washington says that Col.
Istele> Of Detroit, has received instructions
from the Secretary Of State to enforce rigidly
the passport order. No person will be permit
ted TO enter the United States from Canada
without passport from the State Department,
or the American conSuls residing abroad
Gen. Ransom has been relieved Of Che com
n7and of the District of Charleston General
Italia erro succeeding him. General e. W.
Smith is now IN Augusta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11

DIED.
In this place, m the 18th Of November last.
Miss SUSAN EON Ii, in the 29rh YEA 0:
her age.
IN Washington, 90 the 91h instant. Nr:
S1NAH 4. I'm Il bhMAt,, widow o. me
Late Adam Zimmerman, in the 66th yea q nt.
age. The deceased was formerly resident q
q leXandriu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11

NJ OT1CE. To ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
~ GERM. I foreWarn any person or persons
from renting the WHARF, used for fish du<
ring the pas, Two years. situated At the y +.
coruer q Princess and Union SIS; It being IN
der lease to me. and / having held possession
from 1860; and further, If a1y merchanoi*o
shall Re landed or said wharf, [ will sue *
warrant the partj' tor Wharfage and treSsposs,
Jan lcot2 JAD, !. AAASIAUAd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-28
Board OF Fire Co m mfssioners.
INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST TIL
FIRE TELEGRAPH OPERATORS.

INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST THE
FIRE TELEGRAPH OPERATORS.
Mr. Robinson, Superintendent Of the Fire Telegraph
Department. having preferred certain serious charges Of
incompetcncy and neglect Of duty against Mess Daley
Owens and seixas operators at the Metropolitan Fire
Telegraph once, investigation took place yesterday
u Firemen's Hall, before Commissioner Engs The
charges as stated in communication sent to the Com
miseioncrs by Mr. Robinson, 10 the effect that Mr.
Daley has repeatedly left the Office while duty with
out leaving any operator 70 ociate in his Absence par
ticuarly on one OCCASION when he addressed meeting
Of street sweepers who had assembled TO express their
opposition 70 the contract ordered by the Legislature
Mr. Seixas was charged with having told parties want
telegraph 70 police headquarters that the telegraph
was not working, when was In perfect working order
and with having said TO Mr. Wheeler in reply 10 qucs
tion by that gentleman that che had moi seen Robinson
the loafer, and that he did not wish 70 see him
hsssrs DALEY ana scaas were also charged with hay
graph 70 the engine houses and with having bitterly op
opposed the paid Fire Department Mr.. Owens was
charged with ncompetency account OF age deafness
weakness OF sight and imperfect education.
On Commissioner Engs inquiring Of Mr.. Robin.
sis letter To- tie Board that gentleman ,'s stated
that no would not have specified those charges
had he known there would have been
regular investigation of Them that he did not wish now
70 make any particular charges but that he the let
to the Board Of Commissioners merely as commu.
nication.
IN replv 10 question nut BY Commissioner Engs Mr..
6eixas stated that although he never received the slight
est instruction from Mr. Robinson on the use OF the cle
graph vet thought himself competent TO transact any
Of the business apperaning TO the office Regarding his
statement that the telegraph was not in WORKING order
on certain OCCASION he would yery q S Sa ocs
In unbccoming state OF intoxcaton, and on being
asked whore Mr. Robinson was, he orr sexas said Una,
hr Robinson had been abusive to him that he Ola not
care TO see him in the office again
Mr. Daley seid that at the street swccpers' mcctng
me platform being near the Telegraph once nc e.t MS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-28

DENssELAER POLYTECHNIC INsTIruTE TROY ~
IL YThe Forty Annual Session OF this wen KNOW
School Of Engineering and Natural Science viii
September Is 1855 The Annual Register giving full
information be obtained at d. Appietons bookstore,
New York, from Prof CHARLES browne, Director,
Troy, N. Y.
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post for short time TO address them MI Bevans taking
his place during his absence He asked MT robinson
there were any specific instructions regarding the opera
lions Of the telegraph or recording entries in tho Office
book since the fire telegraph came nto existence
Robinson answered In the negative MI S;s u.u u ons
OF respect for his Honor the Mayor, VINO appointed n
to his present Office
Comm ssioner Hnes did not investigate the charges
preferred against Mr. Owens, as he CONSIDERED tnem
groundless He evinoed much surprise a. Mr.. Fooln-
sons refusal specify the charges contained IN MS COM
The action OF Hose Company No II, In the expulsion
Of five of its members guilty OF gross neglect ana asooe
dience ORDERS with consprng 10 break up the orgah
zaton Of the company, was approved Oh andcohnrmeo
by the Board.
oHIEF ENGINEER DECKER.
An Impression has in some manner been received by
the public that the Commissioners Of the metropolitan
Fire Department have already removed from ONCE and
d,snensed with the services of Chief Engineer John
Decker Of the old department This IL not So the i'm
preston being erroneous one, will be seen upon
the perusal Of the following
OFYICB BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
New York, July "a, 1885
JOHN DECHn, EST, Chief Engineer
SIR am directed by the Board IN inform you that
they feel It is due TO YOU and in accordance with your
erpretd Uish, to have period fixed when they will be
prepared TO relieve you from your voluntary services
chief Engineer IF the Metropoan Fire Department. you
are therefore, respectfully Informed that arrangements
In progress by which this be accomplished by
the LIST day of August next Very respectfully your
.obedient servant,
CHARLES K. GILDERShEVE, Secretary
From the above will be observed that in accordance
with Mr. Dcchors expressed desire the Board fixed upon
date which they could relieve him Of the duties and
responsibilities Of his position. There Ia wide differ
once between Mr. Decker's being superseded by the
commissioners and his being relieved engineer Of the
new department at his own request This gentleman,
during the tmo that he has occupied the post chief
engineer, has shown himself man eminently qualified
for the position, equal to almost any emergency prompt
efficient, just and honorable and he will leave the
sponsibty with the best wishes Of all remen the new
commissioners and the public at large.
Engine Company 81 and tho Fire Conn
missiOncrs.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, July &c. 1895.
In your issue Of Sunday SEQ II stated that No 81 En-
CINE have sgnhed their allegiance the Board Of
Fire Commissioners You would oblgc the Company by
conradicng such statement they havo always been
opposed to the paid department. and their foreman has
always been authorized to vote and has voted against
the new Commissioners.
EDWARD CoYNER Foreman Engine Co. 81.
II. T. MADDEN Secretary
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

RrIrICItL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND
N inserted by Drs y. BAuCH y. GOUGELMANN
formerly employed by Bossonnoau, Of Parish 5g9 BROAD
way, New York
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doubt which fertile fanciful speculation raise,
but doubt founded in reason which leads the con-
ncompeteness Of the evidence draw the CONCLUSION
Of guilt
The whole question Is with the jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS
IN CHANGE OF LIGHTS.
KTSH BANK,
WICNLOW HEAD,
ARkIOW HANK

X.
BALLAST OrYrcg, DuBIfv July J, 1875
Notice Ia hereby given that the Port Of Dublin Corporation
have caused changes to be made in tho characters OF tho
above named Lights, advertised In notice from this
oce OF the 9th OF March last The changes o az follows
VIZ
THE KIsH BANK LIGHT VESSEL exhibits
white revolving light which attans It's greatest orIiancy
In every minute.
WICKLOW HEAD LIGHT HousEs-rhe light previous
" exhibited upper light house tower hrs been dis
continued The ght shown from the lower tower continues
A. heretofore, namely, white lrcd ighi-
ARKLOW BANK LIGHT NEsSEIs-The white revolving
sht now exhibited this vessel aains Its greatest bril-
hsncy every minute instead OF each minute hereto
fore. ny order WI LEES, secretary.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
IN VESSEL, COAST
BALLAST OrricE, DUBLIN July I. 1855
Notice hereby given that In pursuance q. advertise
Dublin Corporation have caused Light Vessel 10 be moored
mast OF which Ffrcd Red Light exhibited every
evening sunset TO SUNRISE at height of 80 feet
The the and should be In clear
distance OF nine nautical miles.
The Light Vessel has two mastsa mainmast with Black
Ball M masthead and small mzxen mast abaft She
painted Black with White Streak and has the words
t'wcklow swash' In white letters her sidr~ and IL
rnoorcd In Is fahoms nj low water spring tides with the
lowing marks, compass bearings and distances, vis:--
Mizzen Head, W. " y; distance IL miles
The two lower Lighthouse Towers Wicklow Head ope
N. W, by w " W.; distance miles.
Sir Mile Point, N. n. ". II W.; distance Tx milea
Variation of the compass, "a deg. 10 min. West,
by order, WILLIAM LEES, Secretary.