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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
GENERAL. ME w 5.

A meeting of loyal citizens was held Mt
Fernaudina, Florida, Dec. ii, in response to
a call in favor of territorial form of gov
eminent. Resolutions were adopted setting
forth that the present State organization is
an Illegal and despotic usurpation; that
a Territorial Government would bring I'M
migration and capital to Florida, while any
State Government that could now be formed
would be against the interest of the State;
and calling upon the people 10 assemble in
convention and send a commission TO urge
upon Congress the necessity of immediate
action.
A scheme is on foot in Paris for the cree
ton Of monster hotel to contain five thou
sand rooms.
George Peabody, since 1852, has given
away $4,000, OOO-an average of about 81, 600
day for fourteen years, il we omit Sundays
aud holidays.
The wealthy men of Taylor and othei
counties in Georgia are taking measures tC
erect cotton mills, so as to give employment
10 those whom they will have to supper
otherwise in idleness during the White
and part of the Spring
The manufacturers of Massachusetts com
plain of very dull season. Many of til
small woollen mills are stopping and other
are running on short time.
The Message of the Governor of Missoul
is jubilant over the future prospects of til
State, notwithstanding the great losses b
the war. The assessed valuation of propert
has increased more than 1856, 900, 900 sine
the abolition of slavery.
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whom 90 were white and ~ colored. Inc
report was accepted and filed.
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS REFERREp.
The following petitions and communica-
tons were read and appropriately REFEREED
A petition from the Phoenix Engine Com.
pany, asking Council to appropriate $2,OOO
10 assist them in purchasing steamer.
A petition from Patrick Dillon and others,
for lamp at the corner of Second and Madi-
son streets.
A petition from McLear & Kendall, TO
have gas lamp substituted for the oil lamp
at the corner of Ninth and King streets.
A petition was read from VIM Bullock,
setting forth that he had, at an expense OF
$500, erected frame shed near the corner OF
10th and Orange Sts., being ignorant Of the
ordinance prohibiting the erection of such
buildings. He had been ordered to remove
it, and now asked Council 10 pass an ordi-
nance allowing it to remain.
The minutes of the adjourned meeting oil
citizens favorable TO extending the city Ia
the Delaware River were read; and after
some discussion, they were referred to the
Committee on Opening Streets. Messrs.
Weldie and Chandler were added TO the
committee 10 consider this subject.
Mr.. Duncan moved that the committee tc
whom had been referred the subject of open
ing n street 10 the Delaware be instructed tc
examine all the routes, and TO estimate the
probable cost of the proposed extension, ant
that the President be added to the commit
tee Adopted
| Mr. Adams moved that the committee L
whom had been referred the subject of ex
tending the city to the Delaware River b,
authorized TO employ one or more of the cit,
surveyors, and to employ some competen
person at reasonable expense 10 make al
estimate OF the probable cost. Adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
Orders were directed TO be drawn as fol
lows in favor of DR.. d. W. Maui, Cit
Vaccine Physician, for salary 800; Mi
Griffith, for rent, a. Adjourned.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
PROCEEDINGS eR THE CITY


An adjourned session of the City Council
was held on Saturday evening.
President L. T. B0llah in the Chair.
Members present, Messrs Adams; Bellah;
Chandler; Dorsey; Duncan; Kirkman; Lei.
brandt; Plunkett, Pierson; Rowland; Titus;
Weldie; Woolman-1B.
NEW ORDINANCES.
An ordinance giving David Bayard and
Thomas Jones permission TO complete a
frame house they have commenced building
in Washington street, between Front and
Second streets, was res4 the 1rst and second
times,
An ordinance appropriating 81, 700 ad
ditional for opening streets was read thirt
time and passed.
An ordinance appropriating $3,213 ad
ditional for paving beds Of streets was reat
0 third time and passed
An ordinance appropriating S015 addition
II foi the sse If the Committee on Publit
p,,,,a,. -@s read third time and passed
CITY OFFICERS.
The City Auditor reported that he had ex.
amined the accounts of the retiring CITY
Treasurer, and found them correct.
On motion, the Finance Committee wa.
instructed TO cancel the bonds of the lat,
Treasurer.
The clerk read report from DIR. D. w
Maui, City Vaccine Physician for the
Western District, stating that he had vac
cinated during the past year i73 persons, o
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

AT HIS OLD TRIcKs.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune, in
speaking of the debate on the veto message
of the President, says:
I" Mr.. Williams was frequently interrupted
by Mr.. Salisbury, who had been celebrating
the battle of New Orleans day IN advance,
and created little amusement for the gal
leries."
From the above it will be readily inferred
that Willard is at his old tricks again.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
II II OsALs FOR CoETINurna
DELAwAR bREAKWATgR.
200 souiH slrn sTaFsr, Ar pailaDsL SsE'''


January 7th 1907
sssei proposals, In duplicate with copy Of ihis A.
vertssmant attached to eaeh viii he reee we'd Al III,
office until the st Of February, 1867 for stone Ia ~
amount Of asT 600 ixly tho sand dollarSi ~
tue Delaware RreAkWAler. :"
The stone to DO Of the harded and most durAbla on,i
~ the delivery 10 Commence about the issh -,
May, and TO be completed by the 10th OF aaptsmbsr a
the weekly delivery to DO nesrly as ssibe IN fo,s
OF the total amount OF stone four f.hs are required Ia
be In blocks Of not less than two tons and one tfh IL
blocks OF upwards Of Ona-ioartn Of 4 ton. "
The stones will be subject to ri inspection and will
be r,csiyei or not the Engineer or his agents bs
and then to accord or not as to Quality and side With
tho above deacripu "u
Each bid mast be guaranteed By two responsbo NAV.
whose signatures should bs appended 10 The
tee and who should be certified M good snd ~
o. lent security W the United States District Judge, AZ
tori ey, or slleator otner public officer - ~
reservation OF ten per centum on partial payman,.
Will be made dur ns the delivery Of the stone.
bnvolopes 10 DO endorsed Proposals for stona e.,
Delaware BreakWatsr.p 'u'
Bids will be opened NJ Ia o'clock NJ. on Thnrsd.x
tho ls OF February 1851 and bid srs are nve "a r.
present. w
For further Information, apply at this Office
O. sEAFoRfn hTEwART,
MI. Of Ensinsers and Dvt. It, Col
jAn1i-Wksw feb Is '''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

COLONEL CARRINGToN AND THE MAssA.
GRE AT Fort PHILIP KEARNEY.-Colonel
Darlington, who was in command of the
post at Fort Philip Kearney, at the recent
massacre of nearly hundred soldiers, has
been relieved, and will probably be ordered
under arrest for trial on charges OF care
leslness in the performance OF his duty. 1t
seems that the detachment was cut off from
all chances of retreatto the tort, and over.
powered. 1t is claimed that Colonel Car.
rngton could have prevented this.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

Within half mile Of the city Of Wilmlnaton IA
with Cottage house Of eleven rooms and tenst hnr
VITA other out buildings. for aAls The builIipFs m
nesrY new the land In high state Of Cultivated IN
Ing, j. A. nRnyN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.


IL ANAbIEH'b OFFICE,
~ NBw CAsrLR CouKTY, December 10Th, 1900,
upon the application OF jesse Lane and Baudny Sim
mona Executors Of the last Will and Testament OF Rlah
holllngsworh late Of Wilmington City In aid County
deceased tits ordered aud directed by tho Register that
ne Executors aforesaid, give notice o. the rraning u
he.teIs esamenary 1pon the es ate Of with
70 DO posted within forty days from tho date 81 aueh
etsrs ak Of the most rub places Of the County Of
NsN castle, requiring all persons having aganst
me estate TO present the same, abide BY Of
sspy IN such case mAds and provided. And also
tne same y be Inserted within the period In The
peaware state Journal aud stktssmAna Newspaper paA
nsnea In wilmington, and tobe sanunuod thsrblp sRh
~ Given under the hand and Seal 81 oniea d tho
teglser aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
H. Coany aoreaaidi the day aud wear above written.
R. @. FRAIM, RsglstaF.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

GONsT LEls sALE.--BY VIRTUE ~
suADRi Wits OF yE pIrIONI RxPosls ~
- A. n-hl- 14is ~ caas,,sso
me direeted, viii be expoaeu 49,. -, -,
DAY, the 18TH day o. January A. D 1857 Al o.Io.
Z, on me wharf o. George Janvler In ne lawn ~
New Castle IN New Castle Hundred the tilowingn al u
sehbed PERSONAL PROPERTY, vis "' 'S'o"ins DE-
a,ys Iron Dogs 40 Smsi, aeh hope, Cant Hooks
Lot White Or Plank, Shears Keel 10 feel ious.
whiie fine Log, ~ feet long Apron and stern Pas
Mnits YAK h9,' W teet long; lot Hemoek Bosrds
small Benches key Spikes, io' Bloeking Bont Hno.
loe o. Knees 0ros, Cut Saw $50 white Pine Rospa
Nails, bales 0akum, and the lease Of xbsp " stks
house A., Iron Screw Jack '-A'' Ani "Fs
Seized and tasen In execution as the pror srtv Of J.
Gallagher, and 10 be Eol by ''s VI '@As'
JOAN b. vININa, conslabls
New Castle, Dsl, January sth, lssl-jAniI-st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

Within from two to twenty miles Of PetersbuYr. Va
o. from 10 to lo acres eseh, at from ter 10 my dollar
per acre good clay Fnbsoil good Ralsr and hsaitby v
; zone with good bulldogs, and plenty Of wood and
O. GhlFRRN, Petersburg, Va. - e-t' -
deels-if la. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
ONE HUNDRED HOUSE Lors YoR sALR

Within ave minntes walk OF the city, on Finh Eir,h
and Seventh Avenues and and Streets for iea, th,n
mesa part Of the y and payments to suitth
J. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

Bounded by 0, and B Streets, on Fifth, Sixth ana
Seventh Avenues we'll situated for country ssats or block
Of househ, In full view OF the city, Chriysns and ns
ware Rivers. Good water, and NO city taxss
J. A. BROWY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

Near the city line, betwsen the Railroad spd MN
Creek, TWO LOTS Of LAND containing about nns,n
will be sold very cheap. ""1
]. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

FALL IN CRINoLiNE.-Two years ago any
body who had said that crinollne would go
out of fashion, and that stock in the compa.
MES by which IL was manufactured would
cease to be good investment, would have
been considered n crotchety cynic. The
fashion seemed settled. The eye had be-
come accustomed TO the pyramidal confgur-
alton which a woman presented in the street
and the drawing room as the female form
divine, Seats in all public places were, or
ought to have been widened, to fit the ex-
banded loneliness The wonder was that
Venus herself, born as she was from the sea,
did not bring with her some of the whaebone
of the element from which she sprung, in
order to shape herself according to the true
ideal of beautiful form. But now the whole
Iething has collapsed. The fashion in Paris
at this moment is dress which fits close to
the body, and having train behind. Queen
Crinoline has had as sudden fall as King
Cotton, with small hope of being recon
structed. 1.-THE thing Of beauty was not
to be 10y forever" and Fashions mo
blest product" was not to be tits last. ~
Boston Transcript.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES,
DEPOT euARTEBMAsTEEs OFFICE,

UHFVT NuhhIFhMABTEhb UFFTCE
BAL4IhoAs Mn, JAnuary O. 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and viii be rseeiyed
NJ this ofiice until THURSDAY, u O'Clock, NJ jsnnssv
g lsg Tor the delivery in the city Of Baltimore Of orty.
The Horses will be injected to careful Insna.,,o H.
fore being accepted They must ho souId IN ali yesnae,s
VOL broken in full flesh and good condition. from ateen
70 ssteen hands nigh from Ave to nine years old well
The ability OF the bidder 10 fulhl his armament ,,,,,
b sgtAnteel ~ two responsible perst MS which gua
antea must accompany thaipnopQssl euA'
The Horses must be delivered within tWantv t9n, -
from date OF secsptapee Of any proposal w us9A
The dovarDment the rieht Ia retaet 49,, - -,
bids. Payment T. be made on completion ~ % All
Bids viii BE- endorsed Proposals or Cavalry Horses
and addressed q The undersigned. Baltimore Ma
by order OF the QuArtermAster General
A, q. ETMRALL.
ianll-wGsw 1894 Demo 'ons,tsrSm.Aa,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
EHERIFF'S SALES.


SHHRIFF's sALE.v-BY VIRTUE OF
~ WRIT OF IEVAAI RAolAs, 10 me direofsd, Elll
% exposed TO Public Sale, al thu Hotel Of Pussy smith,
n Market street. in this city Of Wilmington in New
gatue county, Delaware on SATURDAY The 18th day Of
seribsd Real Estate, viz: ="
All that lot OF land situate In the city OF Wilmington,
aud particularly described follows Wit =: DsKnnng
q sake on the aonthsry aide Ct Kyhth street. east d
me wilmington and philadelphia Rail Road and at the
distance o. three hundred and twentysx feet from the
sssery tide Of new treet called cottonwood street. Al
my ieet wide thence along the side Of Eighth street
tsn1ed ssserly heen fest to STAGE OF spencer
kopnons lot thence the sby south twenty nine degrees
aud ntyhEe minutes west slxtyeEht foet sx inches 70
anothsr corner stake thence westerly aud parallel With
hgnth street ntieen feet D. stake in line Of David O.
Wilson's land, thence thereby north twentynne degresS
an hity.nvs ninots east sxFeght feet ak iuehes 10
me place Of beginning, containing thousand twenty
lsaa. 7' " +' '@io in'se"
seized and taken In execution as the property Of BEN
lamn johnson, heir at law Of Jacob Johnson
and to be sold by N-''-'TN'
s.-,. WILLIAM HERBERT, sheriff.
sheriha once, New Castle, Dec. 81, 1855.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

State Of Nebraska there shall be no infringement
or denial Of the exercise Of the elective lra"-
chiae, or any other right, to nuy person oy rea'
son Of race or color excepting Indians not taxed.
The hill for the admission Of Colorado WAS
then taken up, and after considerable discussion
was passed.
II lis the same words as the Nebraska bill ex-
oept the name Of the Territory.
The House Of Representatives instructed the
Naval Committee to inquire into the expectancy
Of 30 amending the Bounty act as to make II
apply TO seamen and marines OF the navy.
From the President there were received report
from the Secretary of War relative to the muir
der Of United States soldiers in South Carolina,
and the subsequent release Of the murderers,
aud partial list Of persons pardoned by the
President since April Is, 1866 Adjourned.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. 8 West Third Street, between Mar
kct and Shipley Streets,

MI anu ohlpley streets,
Next door to the Farmers BAnk,)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ESs The undersigned respectfully announces 10 hls
6HdTold friends and the puoc generally that he has
completed his new Store and has opened with
WleS4Astoek Of hne new and fresh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MOLAssEs,
Lowering crushed: granuated and pulverzed Sugars,
soft, white and coffee Sugars,
syrup, and all kinds Of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguir,, Marienibo Rio
Green and Roasted Coffee The AneRt Black and Grean
Teas, White and Red Wheat Fsm,ly Flour; nav Bnch
wheat al kinds Of pure Spices sArdnes al Kinds az
Canned Fruits French and English Mustard pure Olive
and American Pickles. Jsles Cheese tresh Rnll Rntt
Bakers Cocoa aud ChocolAtei vermneeili, MncaTonI
washing Soap In great variety, Toilet Soap Silver Gloss
starch Curfants haiAins, Clifton; Amores Mipce Meat.
Dried Peaches aud Apples, cranherrlos Brooms Paint
ed Buckets, Btg shes; Sperm Adamantins and TalIov
Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock. WV
jaRll-iy JAMES cRTppvN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

SHERlEF,s sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
~ WHIT OF VENDITIoRf kxPONAs, to mo direct
cd will be exposed to Public sss at ote Of ChHrea
Clement in the town of New Castle in New Castle Hun
grss' New Caste County and stats Of Delaware on
THURSDAY the 18th day OF January 1857 At 10 O'clock
A. NJ the iol'o1ins described Real Estate, via;
Alhe right, title interest and estate Of Sarah E. Bnaa
James Bates and David L. Bates Ia the following az,
scIi9ed Real Estate TO wit -A that lot or parcel Of
% stuas IN me village Of Glasgow, in PaneAder Hun
" t.s bie road leading from Summit BRIDE 10 Nav.
AK ~ the public road leading from said last mention.
20 rAa 70 Ekton and by lands OF Richard T. Tam aon.
tuning onequAror Of Of land more or less With
snsrh mouse d~ellng house, htAbling and other out
and taken 10 execution the property Of James
u Bates David L Bates aud sarah e. Bites, and 10 b
sold by " --'s'' A-- w w
.,-,., WILLIAM HERBERT Sheriff
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

SHERIFF,s sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
~ WHIT CT vRNDITloNI kxpONAs, to me directed,
NM % exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of Francis
gastle Connty, Delaware, FRIDAY the 18th day Of
9uaIy 1851 at II o'clock, A. NJ the tos wing deserb-
cd Real Estate, wiz
AZ That lot Or parcel OF land situate In the village
tort Penn In 81 Georges Hundred, New Castle Conty
IN me state o. Delaware bounded by Congress street h
lands o. Elizabeth VANDERBILT William webb. and
lnomAe UleAVer, being sixty feet In front on aad Con,
3Isss street and extending OF the width sixty feet
buildings thereon erected. - NN'
Seized and taken execution as the property Of David
DnnhAm, and 10 be sold by S
s..-,.,- WILLIAM HERBERT, Sheriff.
sherins ofee New Castle, Dreembes 81, isso-lsl.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

ROUTE OF THE WILMINeToN AND READ
ING RALRoAD.--A meeting of the Directors
of the Wilmington and Reading Railroad was
held in Philadelphia on Tuesday last, when
what is known as the Brandywine or Eastern
route was selected as the route said road
shall run, provided stockholders living on
that route outside of the limits of this city in
crease their subscriptions to the stock $780,
900. Should the stockholders on the Brandy
wine route fail to increase their subscriptions
to that sum, the subject OF the route will be
a question to be determined at subsequent
meeting. The whole question was thorough
ly discussed The friends of both the East
ern and the Western routes presented facts
and data in favor OF their respective routes,
after which the Board unanimously adopted
the Eastern.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
THE sIXTA AVENUE HoIIsTi
FOR SALE on no LRT.

EOUR STORIES, FIFTY Roomv
e WITH TEN PIN ALLEY, ALL FINISHED Am
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

ANDREW PRoposEs A ToAsT.-The Cop
perheads celebrated the anniversary of the
battle of New Orleans on Tuesday, at the
National Hotel, Washington. During the
evening the President, Hon. M. Blair, pro-
posed the health of the President of the
United States. Andrew rose in response TO
this toast, and said that it was not his pur-
pose to make an address on this occasion,
but simply to propose a sentiment, which
was read, as follows;
" No State, of its own will, has right un-
der the Constitution to renounce its place in
or to withdraw from the Union. Nor has
the Congress of the United States consti-
tutional power to degrade the people OF any
State by reducing them to the condition OF a
mere territorial dependency upon the Fede-
raj head. The one is disruption-a disso-
luton of the Governments the other is a
consolidation and an extreme OF despotic
power. The advocates OF the latter are also
the enemies of the Union and of our constr
tutional form of government.
1t is not stated whether this toast was
drunk in imported wine or Salisbury strych'
nine-whisky, but the account says that the
President, shortly after drinking it, retired
from the hall.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

MOTIcE.>-NoTlC Is nEHkgY OWEN rnAr
~ the undeiSguel vii apply AZ the next ssssicss
u !he LaEiJAtprs Of ting sSts ri DslAgate III hnSH
DISsOtYIN0 Tho bondt Of fhahluuty sxisng b tseti
nor AMI her husband, W1lliAa c.lT PJu sou. -
dee2l-lm IDA A.iN. P0uLs0S
DURE LIBEHTY WuiTE LEAD.--
Win do mors aud betisr work al aiven Cert thAp
any Other. Try H. Manufactured only ~
zsIaLER s SAITH,
Wholesale Drug, Paint ard Glass Dealers,
No. 1877 NontH THIRD srKMar,
iAn1s-WlT PHILADELPHIA.
~ kSheel Presents J. h PoRrkf's.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

Lecture.-The Rev. A. Rittenhouse will
deliver lecture in St. Paul's NJ. E. Churcb
this evening, for the benefit of Independent
Division, No. o. Subject-Restoralio Of
the Jews Admission IS cents. The object
is a worthy one, and the subject one Win
which the Rev. gentleman is said to be on.
tirely familiar, W.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
TILE FENIANS.

A meeting of the Wolf Tone Circle of the F..
b. was held last night at the Apollo Rooms. The ball
was filed TO Overfowng An address was delivered by
Mr. Edward L. Cary who expatiated as usual upon the
patriotism Of Irishmen and called upon his hearers in
style peculiar Hibenian orators 10 aid the boys in
green in their contemplated attack upeD the British CO.
hOrts in Canada and elsewhere Other speakers followed
and the enthusiastic audience checred vigorously.
AT Masonic Hall, Wlliamsburgh. there was brass
band and Mr Patrick Joyce spoke ana was echoed by
Capt Grace, Mr.. Campbell, and others
A convention OF what formerly known as the
Stephens and O'MahOny wing OF the American Fcnlans
met yesterday No sl4 Broadway. Delegates 20 the
number Of 300 have already arrived from different parts
OF the country. The object OF this Congress IL TO in
vestgate the causes Of past disaTcements, and
10 effect, If possible reconciliation among the general
body Mr. OCOnuOr OF Boston occupied the chair. and
Col O'ConnOr who took prominent part IN the late
insurrectiOn in Kerry. chosen President. Other
prominent Fcnian military officers are TO b0
in attendance during the progress OF the COnven
ton. Nothing definite has yet been decided
upon. The Congress merely organized and appointed
their officers but is understood that John Savage who
one Of the - young Ireland revolutionsts and who
had encounter in that year with the police al Port
Low in the County Of Kilkenny will he elected President
OF Head Center Of the newly constructed body Delegates
are hourly arriving by steamboat and railway from the
far West and II is thought that the representation WILDE
quite imposing.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
emes BactAr Puerto tsheo Aug a. with eohet hides Ac
10 Daeit Bh,s Len port bngs A. H. rat'rn wilkins, o
Baltimore D. and AdslA, Lanroison for New iork sh
SAILED.
Steamship Russia Tor Liverpool
WlND-At sunset. T. light
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PoRrRrss MONROE Aug 2Ohe following has been Issued
fof tie bsueei Of mariners;
LIGHT. .IlOusR iSspFc1oHs OYTCE, fEru DIsrMcT,
FnKFoLE. Va, Aug. 10, 1867. )
The OLD wioaghby Spit IAt vessel thesapeale Bay having been
With that the -
sIlng but light Instead Of two heretofore
dspayel this point By order ~ the Light House Boan
s NJ BEItKES, Commodore u. = v l. w. Inspector
The upper Cedar Point light stationed The FotomAc RIVER haV
,uper.dd lighthouse Aer being thoroughly
repaired Norfolk Sauray last oNcd to the
Wouhhy she anchored aud suppanted the iron V
sci which has performed duty there for The removed
built aud for nearly twenty has ridden safely All
te storms rough which locality famous Rough
rendered hco uatt for service being nearly
eaten through She viii be condemned and sold
The sLp Monticello from Ssuvtas With cargo oi sugar sailed %
day for kew'ioTk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WumsGroS ~ C., Aug H.-AuiVed steamships ffaneH baiu
YoaTKEss MosRoE Aug HAved GunbOat oseoa from Santa
Cruz -.
The ships Virginia from Barcelona In ballast and b. SHERMAN nom
Cslao, With guAno, have sailed for Baltimore