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NAV 10 at haf-past hrso o'-,cs FROM the effects OF
fan received last Friday. JcsEpH A. MooRs. aged o.
years
The friends or the family and those OF mis- brother
Frank invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence No. 1854 Elizabeth street. this "Wednesday
afternoon, at two O'clock
MoYLAs-suddenly OF disease Of the heart. MICHAEL
slorAs, native OF the county Of Clare Ireland aged
His relatives and those OF bis friends are most respect
iuly invited 70 attend the funeral this "wednesday
afternoon at half-pas two O'Clock, from his late resi-
deoce NO. 81 Main street. BROOKLYN; thence TO the
Cemetery OF tho HOLY Cross, Flatbush.
I'm this city, on Monday, May 90 JAMES RELY,
nasve Oh baanamack county Longord, Ireland, aged
Tho friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral which will take place from his late
noon, st haif-past ono O'Clock.
KowELI--At White Plains, on Sunday, May 10. HlRAx
r HOW'LL Clerk OF wesiehester county, in the 67th
The relatives and friends OF thu family the members
Of White Plains Lodge No. 473, r. and A. M, and the
Masonic maternity generally respectfully invited
attend tho funeral the White Plains VILLAGE Methodist
Episcopal church. this "Wednesday morning. at ten
conveyed to Dale Cemetery Sing Sing, for interment
Tho Harlem Railroad train leaves street at
SArDExAN Suddenly in Brooklyn on Tuesday May
81 JoHs e. SANDMAN OF Scotland, in the 46th OF
his aga
Due notice viii be given OF the funeral.
English and Scotch papers please copy.
SEARIE-At Manchester, N. H. on Monday evening,
Nav 90 GEORGE A. SEARLE, in the 43d year of his age
Boston and New Hampshire papers please copy.
TArLoR.-At wesport, Conn, on Tuesday, May q !.
SUSAN AsSA eldest daughter Of rn and Susan Taylor
aged % years and months.
The relatives and friends If the family invited TO
attend the funeral from Christ church. Thursday af
ternoon ut three o'clock.
rowSsrSp.--M Clifton, s l., on Sunday, May 10, VIZ.
B. TOWNSEND, in the 18th year OF his age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon at -four
O'Clock from st. Johns church. Clifton. Carriages will
he in attendance tho arrival Of the three O'Clock boat
from New York, at Vanderbilt landing
URMy AT san FRANCISCO, California, on Wednesday,
Apr II, JoHs g. URMy formerly OF this city, in tho 10th
year OF his age
Westchester county papers please copy.
WALTERS. short illness on Tuesday, May II,
RossASA. the beloved wife OF WIN. Walters, aged So
years.
the relatives and friends or the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday after
noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence Dekab,
near Classon avenue BROOKLYN
WARRINGTON Tuesday, MAY 81, WILLIAM wslSLxY,
aged 81 years
Notice OF funeral in tomorrow's papers
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-lHe wheat exceedingly dull prices
ys + a. ri v
"a. generally held !. y y sS syssS. q ssiS rye
western and q for csu.ds Barley rulsd stead. .i
can .su Nest ss M 4 male s' Sss,d pa y Il
% The 81. T:,s saa 4 e
eaS 49, y = y
ss sssy and 90 %
fnS %, offerings Britain and
Europe hight sales especially grain and
Ts g
wsss a.
cheese he: Isoo bales cotton az "a aI6d 900 bbl
so. per steamer bushels corn and 8 tons s s
n Sa q se m o bags and ~ 10
bacon both At sos To Hamburg 90 cases tobacco 10 Sd
's%is ss y ana S 90
Charters ws,e Oh s Ss sh w Zoo Ss E o .
500 lump az sum S asf frcm 81 JOINS 70 Liverpool
deals 81 4. s v "a Pate % s SNIP Fellow
Der and rem rti.h d brig s bill Poe
$500 bSs petroleum, and from Baltimore an Old brls 70
c aHd IN On sna arm At the
alvarez noticed IN our last In addition . the sales pre-
Boston lc gold in bond and 500 40 on the spot there,
GUssr Bsss remained nrm but que, We quote scssc in
HsDs.--rhs market ruled duh, and We heard Of i'm.
HAY moderately active the decline noticed In
last shipping commanded 81 50 and retail lots 81 IS g.
HoPs continued in moderate demand and very frm In
view Of the small stock salcsSo bales a soc 1oc 40
Hsss-Ssniis siill ruled quiet though 49, gold,
without sales OF moment 10 report o'her kinds weo dull
LKArnrR-owins 70 more liberal receipts aud The
qucnt increased stock together with abe limited demand
OF c lc per ib has been conceded For oak moderate
demand has prevailed at about former prices.
STEADY wss' unchanged being IN moderate request and
Liam has ruled steady In value tho demand has been
IS 80 gold and Is 90 refined spanish at IS 70 gold
MoLAsssThe market was more active and prices ruled
Al i do sasus al ssc Oi DO Cuba al Soc.
and 100 do Demerara private terms We quote Cuba
ass @ y. soro XII fo g. az Islands
&c &c stock Nay q 1907 aiSo bids cubAs, 2s'S do
NAVAL SroRxsThe market for spirits urpentine ruled
sss sss wsrs ~ s - % ansnse
the latter price FOR New York barrels and including y do
IN bond al DC RosinsCommon, which s advanced
Ss' n. :ss Ss c ne Il sas @
Do pale TO arrive At o. Tar was duh a. our last quota
oiIsrbe demand for fab oils was light but prices ruled
steady or sperm 300 bbs sold private terms or
whale salcs we're made Of 700 bb Northern ~ 5c and 100
was steady at 81 u 81 10 for prime city winter with small
meats and 80 DO lard There was less drpness percep.ble
market closed quito firm Il 81 81 cash for mess The
s Is for ass 1 NESS ga Tor ca do IN ga ps
mess, and sis ss ~ for prime For delivery
Rs @ s syfsg Ss sSs So Ss
Beef continued nrm With fair demand the sales we're $50
ss s s sc c.. sI ..s sS
uerces private terms Beef hams were not
essentially changed being y moderate demand and ssdy
prevailed steady prices Sales aoptss stI2c aisSo for
bans, aud sc aibkc FOR shoulders BACON, oas6 quiet
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Tho Comptroller Of the Currency has addressed a
letter to Mr. AcCulloch in explanation OF the issue Of
clean coupon bonds OF 1852 that have recently made
their appearance In Wall street. which proves the cor
rccness of the suspicious previously entertained tho
subject The Treasury, Is therein admitted has issued
tho coupon bonds in exchange for registered bonds
TO the extent Of 500 without tho authority Of
act OF Congress- and tho assigned forsiong
this that there coupon bonds on hand in the
Treasury which had been issued and some OF the
national banks wanted their registered bonds OK.
changed for clean coupon bonds because the latter
were worth than the former In the
open market II Is stated that there s2,447 100
Of these coupon bonds remaining. but 10 Is to be
hoped tho Secretary Of tho Treasury knows his duty
sufficiently well 10 prevent any further issues OF this
character from being made He Is clearly authorized
blythe act OF June 30. 1894 10 convert coupon into
registered bonds but the absence Of oil authority to
rsconvsrt Into coupon bonds makes the transactions
which have just como TO light not only wrong In
principle but illegal In fact. They are also open to
criticism the severely because similar privileges
refused to applicants In general on the plea Of
. want OF authority and yet IT is alleged that at
the same time broker frequently employed by the
government offered to effect tho exchange for con-
sheraton.
Mining shares were irregular At the FIRST board
Quartz Hin closed lie higher than al tho same time
yesterday, selling at 81 IL; Corydon &C., selling at
- &C. Consolidated Gregory Gold l0c selling At 30 o.
Smith and Parmelec sold at - co. Al the second
board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed ooc higher than
., the first board selling 81 s.; Quartz Hill &C., SELL
ing at 81 TO- Smith and ParmeIee 10c selling at "a TO-
Corydon was l5c. lower selling At ~ so.
At the animal election Of directors Of the New York
and Harlem Railway Company the aforementioned
were chosen for tho ensuing year:C. Vanderbilt. VIM
H. Vanderbilt. H. v. Clark, Augustus schel, VIM. A.
Nissan, Oliver Charlick, John NJ robin, James IL
tanker, A d. Bays, W. G. wesmorc, John b. Du.cner
Joseph Hsrker, Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.
The receipts for customs, and tho receipts pay.
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BOARD Of SUPERVISORS. :.

Appropriations for Benevolent Insfifutisas.
The Board OF Supervisors met yesterday supervisor
Smith presiding.
A communication received from the Corporation
Counsel in answer 10 a resolution ASKING his opinion
whether any city county officer has power 10 review
aside the action Of tho Board Of Supervisors remit
ting taxes for good after such action has been
approved the Mayor The Counsel stated that he has
been unable 20 find that such power is vested In any
city county officer and he Of opinion that there
such power. Ordered printed.
Tho Committee on Annual Taxes reported ordinance
making the following additional appropriations for the
support OF the county government
Armort0s and drill rooms. 300, 900
C6ntng neutrality-suspicious. Of buildings ....... 5000
New York Juvenile Asylum. ................. 80 900
Nursery and Child's Hospital 1000
Superintendent Of Unsafe Buildings. ......,... 5000
Society for protection Of destitute Roman Catho-
lc cniidren. so'VVO
The report was adopted
communication from the Mayor enclosed copy Of
letter from the Colonel OF the Ninth regiment New
York State National Guard, askng him and the Board
to review the regiment The Invitation accepted.
Several bills for work on the Court House
passed Also bill to pay $500 20 each Of seventeen
CLERKS for searching for lost naturalization papers, after
which the Board adjourned till Tuesday next
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corrxR.-A moderate demand has prevailed for ngos
prices were not essentially altered The comrrised
70 900 lbs Detroit At c and lbs do for export
private terms Portage Lake quoted 2szc elc and
cayDlrs-a damantins were in moderate request and
steady In value. We quote the H. 2J1c Sperm
were quoted $50. sOc.. and patent 48c. Soc
Mt about previous prices We noticed sales OF $50
ash al 2c gold 81 do sal Soda to arrive I6c,
gold 40 drums causc soda at She. S<c gold for dark
and 6Sc SIC for white-thc latter IL SCARCE kegs
bicarbonate soda SIC, gold; and 10 casks bleaching
CovrKs.rhs market tor Ao moderately active and
prices were steady sales we're made q bas to arrive
i35xc &c., do. good isc 1SLc do fair l6xc al7c do
ordinary. 15c l6c: DO fair good cargoes l6c i7c
Java mats and bngs "a a25c; Msracaibo IKE lSkc
Iaguayra. l7Jsc. l64c.; St Domingo Like Ice.
gold net cash, duty paid. Messrs. William Scott Sons
make the stock May Il, 1867 OF all descriptions,
ows-Rio l;O0e Java al; Laguayra, 1885, St Domingo
$40; other descriptions, S,.6l total. q, So bags
cornmeal IS 667 and 40 do rye
to-day and prices without decided change There
altogether less disposition to force sales and heard Of
few where any reduction conceded, and
then II not more than s 10 cents. The
business hight being confined 10 the imme-
date wants Of the trade. Shipping brands ..
main dull and unchanged, though tending downward in
sympathy with trade brands. California duu. and
quotations. The sales bbls the
quotations annexed. Southern -four dull shade
easier The sales limited TO 2DO bills RIVE four
in moderate demand and steady value sales 800 bbls
- 50 S95 Corn meal active. but at lower
rates. 500 bbs being disposed OF NJ Is 20 for city and So
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NAVAL MYrLLIsrNcE.
The United state. steamer Oneids

The United States Steamer Oneida.
Toe United States steamer Oneids is nearly ready
sail for her destination tho East Indies She dropped
down or the Battery yesterday afternoon and Thurs
day next will take her powder loaded shells after
which Admiral Bell win order the usual thorough
inspection OF tho vessel. TO that she properly
equipped Captain Creighton will then receive his sail
ing orders and proceed to the Compass station Sandy
Hook. After the careful adjustment OF his compasses
he will sail his voyage TO Rio Jansro, via Il IL sup
posed tho West Indies the Cape Dc Verde Islands.
He will have long passage his propeller 10 10 be
alone unless II BE- absolutely necessary to use steam
In connection with the fact that naval oicers In
msnd Of propeller steamers proceeding 10 all parts Of the
world are compelled 10 sail In order TO comply with
the order OF the Secretary OF tho Navy. and
thus economize COAL It seems advisabls that the
greatest limits and studdlng sails added 70 the usual
allowance Of sails II appears absolutely necessary that
thus far such beautiful models az the roquos given
80 high rate Of speed IS those Of four blades Besides
this, twobladed propeller be trcsd up and NOS
interfere with the vessels sailing facilities.
Tho United States ship Hartford.
Private advccs from the United States ahp Hartford
Rear Admiral n. q. Bells flagship Of the Asiac squs-
dron, state that she at Hong Kong March a. 1897
All the be- Officers ss, and crsr were vel: i vss reported
after snort stay there proceed 70 Manila.
Miscellaneous.
The UntedStatss soop-of-war wachusstt Is reported
having left the East Indies for the United States Captain
Shufelt In command
omcers Of the Asiatc squadron we're looking for the
arrival Of the United States sloop-ofuar Iroquos aud
also the flagship which 10 relieve the Hartford Up
to this time the United States ship Richmond has been
reported a. nttIng for flagship OF that squadron.
Commodore b. y. Sands has assumed charge Of the
Naval Ohservatory 81 Washington city, relieving Rear
Admiral @. H. Davis, who IL 70 take command Of thu
frigats Guerrero. hu nagship, and proceed TO the
Brrzils 70 relieve Rear Admiral Godon. Commodore
Sands 10 eminently qualified for superintendent
Of the Naval Observatory by his superior abili-
ties and BY previous service Inc survey and At
tho Washington Observatory He was PROV oed IN 1909
for meritorous services during the war
The United states steamer Paul Jones has arrived II
tho Navy Yard she r. leaking very bsd y and IL necss-
statsd 70 keep up Heam 70 keep her .fcst
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en,s ana balances At the subJeasury in this city for
the expired portion Of the week have been as follows
Custom House c-----Sno- Treasnry-.---
MAY 20 .$355 900 S2,5s0,656 $253l SO sl2s TAT 100
Nav a.. $4,000 22oT455 s,172.o22 12y, 542
The total vauo Of exports exclusive Of spece from the
port OF New York foreign psrts for the week ending
10 day amounts to 81, oS2 68A.
Tha Philadelnhia hank statements Tor tha past two
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UnIf. Pnst Tyyo o,fuock p M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. May N--SP.M.
CoroNUnder the unfayorable cable adviccs Liver
poo the market ruled heavy and prices declined materially
Al the reduction the business very light
being confined to 600 bales. We Quote
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CHiTrENDss--WIyTER On Saturday, Nav 49, by the
Rev. Mr. Hitchcock at Christ Church, Piermont CHARLES
G. CHrrESDEs to VIRGINIA q. WINTER both OF Madison
Wis No cards.
DAvIpsoa-FErrKy .-On Monday May 20, by the Rev
FEEIEY, all Of New York No cards.
FERsy-RAEpER.- Thursday, Nav l6 at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. f. Drisdae Of
Cairo EDWIN n FERRY. OF Brooklyn, +. d., TO CHRISTINA
daughter OF Paul Raeder ESQ., or Cairo, Greene county
NY. No cards.
LEcocQ-LEsBRoUssAsr .-On Thursday May TO- by the
Rev A. venen, ERNEST }. LgcOcQ TO Miss MARY A.
LrssRoussaRr.
Albany and Rochester papers please cory.
MRACHES-PYLE--On Monday. May 20, at tho resi-.
dsnce Of the BRIDES father by Rev. D. r. Lowrie, Mr..
G. c. MEAcnAN, OF Lafayette. j., to FAyNE, youngest
daughter OF Mr. Emanuel Pyle, OF south Bergen. NJ j.
SwAN-BRADY.-In Williamsburg. on Tuesday morn
ing May q. ct St. Marks church, by Rev DR. Haskns
HENRY G SWAIN to MARTIN g., daughter OF Alexander
Brady ESQ.,
UNDgRHnL-FoREMAS.--At Port Hudson la, on Tues
day, April So by the Rev. J. H Merrill, NORMAN l..
USDgRHfL OF New York city, youngest SON OF the late
Geo. d. Underhi formerly Of New York city, to MARY
4. FOREMAN of Port Hudson, Ia
Albany and Troy papers please copy.
WmTSEy-SHPMAS.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, May
20, by tho Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, DR.. EDWARD j.
WHrrsRr to Miss MARY l.. SHiPMAN
Contra addiction.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
With due respect to the inventive genius OF the person
who inserted the marriage OF Ike Ludam TO Mrs. B.
Waring, published In yesterdays HxRALD, must ON
phaticaly contradict the At the present moment
the subscriber Is in magnificent state OF single
bessedness.f y IKE LUDLAN
Mar q, 1857.
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The grading on the Troy and Greenfield Railroad is
nearly finished 70 Bardwels Ferry and the track laid
through Desraed, two or three miles. Tho contractors
arc to complete the road between sheburne Falls and
the Tunnel in July, 1858.
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Steamship Palmyra GErl Watson. Iiverpool-E Cunard.
stcsnshtp Arizona, Maury. Aspnwai-raciac Mail steam
steamship Virginia, Deaken. vers Cruz-c A whitney 4
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston-w r Clyde.
Sh,p louisa tBr,, Glover, ouebec-E Cunard
Bark John Grimm. Downey.. Matanzas-I Ward Co.
Brig Belle CBr shaosr, Kingsou jade vertu, Marsh
schr chalcngc, Alien .Baracoa
schr Escape (Br). Barker, wolfslic, Ns-H Dewof
schr Clara jenkins CIR, Rice ST John, MP Nevus
schr " Mann Stanford Gayes.cn-Tncper 4 Bea.tie.
scsr f rssss Lowell ew,s
Steamer W Woodward. CundiT Baltimore.
Steamer W Pierrepont, Shropshirc Philadelphia.
Arrived.
searnshr San Salvador. Nckcrson, Savannah May -.
% % rs 20 sn sS
and wyoming. all bound =. =.
h9n Win nass and e Fog CO
mile. sw from csps Loosoa schr DaantIes bound
lo5 London; sih y. y e Ion q passed bark showing
Shin T' Hmer sa ssHa M SSsna r. Liverpool 60 DAYS. With
mdss and y 70 sam fhomp.ons nephew. Had
ss .ps " Kep q "a s
%rsn led and four born " '
s.s u Sss Asn saosy q days E
line o. and from oreenoc FOR Quebec with loss o. forsop
Mar. sna s Asss Sooa a go sss days with
w ssTs Sa &c &c rosioa Ssnn' u days.
n rnsc Avs Mscc T WSs Guantanamo days with sugar
s - 1s.: - .sx:
shskspsare INorwl from Haytl fcr Antwerp
WIN Salem o. W,l load for Rottsrdsm' - -
Brig asdec ORB West, Old Harbor ia rs days with log
wood &C. to Henry. De Cardoya Co 18th ls s. ~
lon n 10 spoke whaling bark Wave. Of New Bedford. with
Brig Alvtrs. Pentcost. Mschias
Schr Mary staples (of Lsbec Dinsmore, Cardcnas 10
ssi5 Ws.op.s !cf cohs.':t TAycT s..aoe: 70 day..
spoke bark Monitor, from Cuba for Phladslphia.
with fruit. TO PearsA 18th inst lat Is a. Ion n S
saw large quantity Of wrecked stud consisting OF YES
schr Magnolia fBrs. Caldwell. CORVALLIS Ms, Q days,
with potatoes, to Crandali. Umphray 4 Co.
schr Ajmcer tBr) Geott Corvallis, with potatoes to
schr Pioneer lRr, Gsiiou Corvallis days. with pota
toes. 90 A w Duryea.
schr 50 Eidrdee, Hickman. Virginia.
schr Tunis Depew. Chopper Virginia.
schr Aquzsr Farrah, Calais,
Schr Ruth Thomas. George. Bangor.
schr Louisa. Greeuaw. Cutler.
schr Cstharine, Osgood Bluehi
Schr q Temple. Georges Banks
Schr Plymouth Rock Parker Bosson.
Schr l. vandrrvoor' Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Galena, Hale. Gloucester.
Sohr lola Chase, Provncc.own.
schr Chase. 1ngraham. Fsn River.
Schr Matthew vasssr. Jr. Christie. Warcham.
schr Brave, Crosby. Providence
Schr James Henry, Oliver. Providence.
schr Kate Scranton Palmer. Brnmford.
schr Lucy Church Crowsil. Block Island
Ship Emily Finn srrived yesterday from Callso Is
signed IA @ Ferguson.
Sailed.
Steamship Arizona
From Quarantine Is Az s.csuishIp Gres, Republic
Doane, Rio Jancir0.
Wind at sunset NE.
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SHIP PIN q NEW S
PORT Of NEW YORK. NAY q. 1857.

ALMANAC FOR yoRK-rHis
'u> RISES 81 10 81
UN sxrs IL HIGH WATER morn 10 ~
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Marine Disasters.
SHIr Gux MASSsHfvs fof liverpool Hodges rs class
s.n s assrs % ~ s. sS Ss .cs q the
reportedl weather very thick q the time: heard
p. ss ssI G aSs sss
.s q ss et sa ssr aas sra n a e bow . IN =
rocky place sho stripped q her sails chains an
ss hey spa sc ase p S w: :sG are
% an .s % s:r % w she mSy possibly Be
u i said much GU, Of the way aud N
Scum EwEIsx HAaar with cargo board was taken
of the Gdiron At Hell Gate yesterday morning by
popo. John Fuller .'e " h' wr'Hus pump Of the
Scum r sr cfAia EDWARDS Of somerspoini, NJ. which
sa0as e By am.
on a and r. so a pses sn S0s
out after which over 100 tons Goa. and the sand which had
ha' s ton. coal % the hold and apparently
tract ece. per cent Or and srso
Sem Lrrpos from New York. arrived at PASSPORT May
asleep and Vent near Esey Head She suffered
damage.
e g'' ssgsm:.
ws sso n so ns s April At Loeb xoa
NIisceIlanesus.
conrosrtos vos snrs &c--t h stated that the nAFal
authorities At Washington Negotiating with the agent
Nsssrs Peacock Buchsn preserve feet siad
Monitors BY the application Of their we'll composition
which exclusively used By eli the principal steamship
lines Great Britain and BY the Messaes Imperial and
Conpagnis GensrAe Tran azanque Companies Of France.
As wen ~ By the British. Spanish, Prassan. Russian. TURK
lab and Chiiisr government their ships Of and
uansports Vessels which had this paint compo
son applied here msIs voysss England 10 india.
China and Australia rnd back whouhe necessity Of tock
ing abroad banarles any foulins mater 10 70 be
s4s'S , Tss'ss ,s = &c s q an s
ber each u whics partly coated with the composition
and after months nder water the painted
portions free, foul while the portions not coated
arc covered vita bsrnaces.
Notice 70 NIhrincrs-
aawruousr A. tc~a suoAf csaof~A
,s lighthouse has been erected a. Long sbosi
ramico found North Carolina 70 takc NE place 81 me
light ri stationed there and win be igne1 Tor Tue
nrst tin the evening OF the 3ist inst. =
The 5shtbousc In nine and haf fecs OF ~asr
the deh, vcsse III ia placed the highest part OF the
sb III me water gradually deepening all aroundh
fns iron work Foundation painted red the
s<ructure IL painted white. .
The iunnanq apparatus Fresnci lens ~ the fourth
ordar and should clear weather assistance
miles The focal elevated % feet above tides
1 ~ order w u sHUBRfCk, Chairman
Washington, DC. May IL. 1861
Notice IL hereby gven tba. black Spar suoy las
been placed mark stones Rock, on York
\ II naine, with the following hcatinRs
/ Spindle on YORK Ledge sE5sE, smilss
| Yafk Nabpio VI m,Irs
i6a buoy |. PLACED % !ho oayn sslaI ., n, s,os ia
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Tho Nevada Transcript announces the marriage OF All
I'm TO All How, at You Bet on the 4th nit
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the following "a DR. Harms weekly letter tho NOR
tally in this city and Brooklyn for the wesk ending
Saturday the 18th inst -