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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06
SKERIFF'S SALE,
Under Decree Oh FOrecIOsur


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
ID closure of mortgage issued out of the
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict in and for the county of Calaveras,
State of California, to me directed and de-
livered in said court on the 10 day of April,
A. D., 1867, in favor of Henry j. Neyman,
and against Chas. P. Dudley and Lydia J.
Dudley, for the sum of four hundred and fif-
ty-seven dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of per cent. per month, l have levied
upon all that certain piece, parcel. or lot of
land. situate at the village of Mokelumne
Hill county of Calaveras. State of Califor-
mia. and bounded and described as follows.
to-wit on the north by lot formerly owned
by D. S. Terry, now owned by DR.. A. Fl.
Herchner, ON the south by street commenc-
ing between said lot of land and the premises
of Chas. A. Clark. or the lot known as the
'.Clark lot" and William Innes', on the west
by lot formerly owned by Jas. II. Hardy.
now by said II. j. Neyman, together with all
and singular the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto Lelonging or
in anywise appertaining, and notice is here
by given. that on
Saturday, the 27th day of April,
A. D., 1867, at IL o'clock, NJ, will sell all
the right. title and interest of said defend
ants in and to the above described property,
at San Andreas. in front of the court house
door. Calaveras county. at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder for cash, to salts
fy said judgment and costs.
JAMES OLIPHANT, Sheriff.
By W. F. Cotton, Under Sheriff.
Dated San Andreas, March 30th, 1867.
ap6:3t.
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NOTICE.

From and after this issue of the CHRONICLE
our connection with it ceases. All accounts
due the concern must be paid to us, and all
debts outstanding against us will be cancelled
upon presentation. C. B. HIGBY is author
lied to transact business and receipt for US.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Mokelumne Hill, April 9th, 1867.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06

WE understand that considerable hilaiit
was INDUCED in by our San Andreas fellow
citizens of Democratic proclivities, upon the
reception of the intelligence that the little
State of Connecticut had gone Democratic in
the recent election. Poor fellows It has
been so long since they have achieved any,
thing like victory that the slightest
'.ground-swell" throws them into uncontroll-
able ecstacies of delight. 1t makes us really
sad to think how all their fond hopes and
bright aspirations will be crushed next Fall,
There are three places in the United States
which give Democratic majorities The
State of Connecticut, the city of New York
and the town of Ell Dorado. Verify, if they
keep on increasing as fast as they have for
the past few years, We should not be at all
surprised If they succeeded in carrying an
election some time in the latter part of the
next century.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

EHERE WILL BE 4 MEETING OF THE
4 citizens of this vicinity held in Mokel-
umne Hill on Saturday, April 9th. 1867. at 2
o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of adopting
some measures to put a stop to the wholesale
cattle-stealing business which has been car
ried on during the Winter. Stockowners,
and Others who feel an interest in the matter
are requested to be present.
Mok. Hill, March 23d. 1866. m23:td.
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GUN BARRELS 81 MATERIAL

I PWARDS OF TWO HUNDRED THOU
sand furnished the United States Gov
ernment since 1861.
Army Revolver, 44-100 in. Caliber.
Navy Revolver, &C. 100 in. Caliber.
Belt Revolver (Self Cocking,) Navy Caliber.
Belt Revolver, Navy Size Caliber.
Police Revolver, Navy Size Caliber.
New Pocket Revolver with loading lever).
Pocket revolver (Self cocking).
Repeating Pistol elliot pat) No. 80 Cart.
Repeating pistol (Elliot pat.) No. % Cart.
Vest Pocket Pistol, No %, 80 and 80 Cart.
Gun Cane. using No. 80 Cartridge.
Single Barrel Shot Gun.
Revolving Rifle, Sc and 45-1OO in. Caliber
Breech Loading Rifle, No. 80 Cartridge.
Breech Loading Carbine, No. 46 Cartridge.
U. S. Rife (Steel Barely with Sabre Bayonet
U. S. Rifle Musket, Springfield pattern
Vs. Our Breech Loading Arms have Just
been approved and adopted for military ser
vice in Europe.
E. REMINGTON & SONS. nion. NY.
ALBERT E. CRANE,
ap6:tf Agent, San Francisco.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06

The regular annual meeting of the Society
of California Volunteers will be held at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel. in San Francisco, April
25th, 1867. Members, and all who were
citizens of California at the outbreak of the
rebellion, and have held commissions in the
Armies of the United States during the war,
and were honorably discharged from service.
are cordially invited to attend. The address
Will be delivered BY Col. George W. Bowie.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06

TREATY WITH RUssA.-Recent dispatches
inform us that treaty has been concluded
with the Russian Government by which that
Power cedes to the United States, all its pos
sessions on the Pacific coast, including a
strip running down the seaboard four hun
dred miles, and almost excluding British
Columbia from the ocean. The amount to
be paid for this territory, should the Senate
of the United States conclude to ratify the
treaty, is seven and a quarter millions En-
glish diplomats are much exercised about the
matter. The best thing the British Govern
ment can do, is to cede us British Columbia
as an offset to the Alabama claims.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06

The Sacramento Union of Thursday last,
publishes a communication from a Wash
ington correspondent, which contains COM
plete refutatlon of the charge made by the
Union sometime since, that Mr.. Highly had
voted, in caucus, against bringing articles of
impeachment against Johnson. We did not
credit the Union's assertion at the time it was
made, but have never been able to obtain
positive proof to the contrary until now.
We shall publish the article entire next
week.
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In the evening there will be grand
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL!

Committee Of Arrangements:
Campo SecO, Spring VdUey,
Capt. James Creighton, EB. Clifford.
James c. Kelly, D. Briant,
Thomas II. Peck
.MOhelunne Hill, Jennu Lind
Capt. Walter l.. Hopkins, J. A Dunn,
Adolph Adler, l.: Rosenberg
Charles B. Highly.
San .Hndreds. Poverty Bar.
Capt. James Oliphant, William Wheatoff
Charles B. Hopkins, William Morrow.
J. Frank Wallace.
Lancha Piana, Camanrbe Camp.
George Moolsey, n. Zimmerman.
Thomas Andrews Claus Scblatter.
lone City,
Mr.. Dudley, A. Courtright, A. Farnsworth.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Capt James Creighton and Lady, Capt H.A.
Messenger and Lady, Lieut.. John
White and Lady.
FLOOR MANAGERS,
W. c. Milestone, E. R. Syme, T. H. Peck,
&C Talmage.
No cards issued. ALI are invited to attend.
Music for the day and night by the
sam AMdreas Brass Band.
Supper to be served at the Phoenix Hotel.
Tickets, Including Supper, -: SIS 90,
All military men are requested to appear
in full uniform. ap6:td-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters

ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
LII Mokelumne hill, March 3lst 1861
Athrrton, William Hess. Eber
Austin, Jones, CT
Brown, John Rawls Lent, Abram
Bosch, Geo NJ Lumas. James
Cotteral, Sarah Lowsen David
Daggett, VIM Harri'n Mosher. Rev VIC
Ferris. James H Powell. II
Gillbraith. Doct Parker r q
Grey, John ] Peterson. OK
Harrison, David Richards Tbomas
Henry, John F Retzlaff. G
Hateard. RS Rolls. John
HarSner, II Geo Sherwood, William
nanley, Patrick Schnehely, Fred
haliett, fraacis Taylor, Hannah
hartman. Andrew Woody, &c
Hooper, 7 T
Foreign.
Carogliano, Giuseppe Rizzo. B
Justiniano. Jose E Raggio. Giusepne
Nicholson Georghios Zuccar, Giacomo
WILLIAM INNES. Pm.
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Letter from Nevada.
VIRGINIA CRY, New.
March 2Sth, 1867.
nr1r T,aoI=Iatr,r.

nidiCh <otA, 1oof'
Our Legislature
Is still alive. Immediately after the close OF
the third session the Governor called a spec
ial session. for the purpose of amending the
Revenue Law and passing bill to select and
sell forty sections of public lands donated to
this State by the General Government. The
Revenue Bill has been amended and passed,
and the Land Bill, it is believed, will be. In
his proclamation for the extra session, twenty
days was allowed for the transaction OF the
respective business, and such other sugges-
tions as he (the Governor) might recommend.
Already ten days have elapsed, and beyond
doubt they will not adjourn until the last
hour of the twentieth day. A large portion
of the time, thus fer, has been devoted to the
Territorial Enterprise. That journal having
very justly taken occasion, from time to time,
to speak freely of their acts, as it became its
duty as a public journal to do, they took
very many exceptions to its editorials, and
passed resolution after resolution for its
'PSSAe'A ONASAt' 'Sht ~ ioi 40 "
clude it from the Assembly Chamber. When
ever member is seen reading an Enterprise
inside of the chamber. the Speaker (Horse-
Market Ferguson) suspends business and se-
verely repTimands the offending member
Had not the Enterprise closely watched and
exposed the many thIeving bills they were
endPavoring to pass, the State would have
been compelled to take the benefit of the
National bankrupt Law now in force. The
grateful for the interest the Enterprise has
taken in the proceedings of this designing set
of pilferers. Ten days more and the people
of this State will be relieved of this gang of
guerillas.
The Weather
Has somewhat subsidized, /. e., the clouds
have ceased to pour out their hatred toward
US, and the sun once more shines smilingly
upon us. The days are warm, but the nights
are very cold. The snow melts slowly and
the roads are gradually improving. The
storm checked mining operations very seri-
ously, the mines not being able to get rock
hauled to the mills. and the latter not being
able to get wood. However, we may reas-
onably soon expect all these difficulties to be
removed, and to see the miners all at work,
when everything will again assume its usual
cheerful aspect.
Amusements.
We are promised visit from the celebrat-
ed Martinetti Troupe, which has been. for
some time past, eectrifying the San Fran
ciscans and Sacramentans. Also. Heller,
the famous and unrivalled magician. Their
visit will, no doubt, be a success, as our
people have for some time past been deprived
of anything of that character very inviting,
and real merit. Yours, etc.,
| CALAyHRAs
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Butte City Nursery.

I HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
La pie Trees. Of my own raising, that
will sell cheap. Also have arrangements
made with Nurseries below so that / can fur
nish anything in that line that may be want
d. Trees delivered free.
ISAAC TRIP.
Butte City, Dec. 2S, 'G6. d29:3m.
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Foreign.
May Day Celebration
GRAND
MILITARY IL CIVIC PARADE.

THE CAMPO SECO UNION GUARD y
L will give their Sixth Annual Parade
and Ball. at Campo Seco, on
"Wednesday. May Est EsGS.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREsS.-Both Hous-
es OF Congress finally adjourned on Saturday
last to the first Wednesday of July. and If no
quorum is present on that day. it stands
adjourned to the first Monday of December.
The Senate. however, will meet again imme-
diately, under the call of the President,
and continue in executive session week or
two.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06

Hon. WILLIAM HIGBY, Member of Con-
gress for this District, left New York for
California on the steamer of the lst inst.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06
BORN.

In Chile Gulch, on Sunday, March Oath,
1867. the wife of Thomas Radford, of
daughter.
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VALLEc1ro, March Both. 1867.

EDITOR CHRONICLE :-Sir:-I see in to-
days paper an article headed Register"
Now, if you can show us naturalized citi-
zens way to get our names registered with
out going to the county seat, we would be
very thankful to you for it. 1 am a good
Union man, and would not like to lose my
vote. but l cannot stand the expense of going
to San Andreas for that purpose.
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MARRIED..

In Mokelumne Hill, April I'd, 1867. by
Rev. Father Walsh. Mr.. EVAN WILLIAMS to
MISS CATHAR1NE KEEGAN, all of Mokelumne
Hill.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06

RENEMBER.-There is no medicine in use
equal to Halls Pulmonary Balsam for the
cure of coughs and colds. Try it.
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4. n. RANDOLPH,

E.N. RANDOLPH,
Most Worthy Grand Master,
Will he present to confer the Degree of
Rebeka assisted by D. D. Grand Master J. f.
Wallace, of San Andreas, at o'clock p. NJ.
The Encampmouts of this and Amador
county. together with the Masonic Frater-
nifty, will join in the procession.
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4. %. o. e. 1867
1910.
T'wesaty-s5XsRa day of Apris, fSG7
ORATOR OF THE DAY,
Hon. 9. w. EsHsOCKWAY.

The procession will form at one O'Clock.
precisely. under the direction of the Grand
Marshal, P. G. B. X. THORN, of San An
dreas, assisted by his Aids, P. G. T. C. Mat
teson. of Murphys, p. G. c. B. Hopkins. of
Campo Seco. and P. G. N. Smell, of Copper
opoiis.
Music by the Suffer Creek Brass Band.
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Yours, respectfully,
InuH k

Unless the County Clerk takes the trouble
to visit the various towns in the county for the
purpose of affording our citizens an opportu-
nifty of enrolling themselves, there is no 9TH
er way for naturalized citiz ms to have their
names placed on the poll-list. except by TAX
ing trip to the county seat, as the Clerk is
alone empowered to register them. Why a
distinction was made in the Registry Law be-
tween native born and naturalized citizens,
we are at loss to understand; but no mat
ter how much hardship its practical working
may cause. its provisions must be complied
with, or the right of suffrage will be forfeit
ed. If, as John X says, "he is good Un-
ion man." he will walk from Vallecito to
San Andreas, and carry his luncheon In his
pocket, rather than lose his vote at the COM
ing election. Upon the assembling of the
Legislature the law should be amended so as
to treat all classes of our citizens alike.
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TUESDAY. April 2d.

Full Board present. In the matter of the
suit now pending in the Supreme Court of
the State of California, between the county
of Calaveras, plaintiff, VS. J. C. Gebhardt and
bondsmen, defendants. Same order as made
yesterday in suit wherein State was plaintiff.
Sum to be paid to county, $4,s92 O5.
Bond of Wm. TAFT as Justice of the Peace
IN Sth township, approved.
The following proposals were received for
the erection of the court house, according to
the plans nnd specifications now on file in the
ClerE'c
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Amusements.
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors

MONDAY, April lst, 1861.
Full Board present. In the matter of the
suit now pending in the District Court 1lth
Judicial District in and for the county of
Calaveras. State of California, plaintiff, VS.
J. c. Gebhardt and his bondsmen 1t is or
dered that the District Attorney be and is
hereby empowered and instructed to receive
and take from said defendants the sum of
three thousand eight hundred thirty and So
100 dollars, in full and complete satisfaction
of all and every claim of the said plaintiff
against the said defendants by reason of the
defaication of the said John c. Gebhardt,
late County Treasurer of Calaveras county,
and in full settlement of any Judgment that
may be recovered by plaintiff in said action.
tie same to be paid in United States legal
tender notes, or any lawful currency thereof,
and the said District Attorney is further en-
powered and instructed, upon the payment
of said sum, to enter any judgment that may
be received by plaintiff in said action, fully
paid and satisfied.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-06

Buy your clothing of Blum & Gradwohl.
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CUla MISSION MERCH HANTs.


JAMES II. SIMPSON JAMES K. AT"lhL.
GTMPSON 6 ATWILL,
~ - GENERAL AUCII7N
AND COMMISSION MEkCHANIS,
No. 4, SOUTH FAIRFAX STR L r !, ,
Beg leave 10 inform the ctens of AlexandTa Ale nd of
Houses, Lot. household Effects, Horses, Cattle,
and all kinds Of Merchandise, Sc, &c RctHrns
promptly made. lA2. H. 81 NJ 51,II2I' I:3gT'
JAS. r. ATW ILL.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 8, 1866. Ian y
LYTTLEToH wrTHERs. f. LAWRENCE ToLSoN'
(Forly. with Z. English.> (of Hough & T2IFont
iNITHERS 6 TOI,SON,
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HAY, FEED, f 10 h, &c.
(l4ibcrty Hall NO, 81 Cameron 81.
We, The undersigned, have this day formed a
copsr!ncrshp for the purpose OF co1dHctl9g W ,nii
keep constantly on hand all articles in our line,
and hope to merit liberal share OF the pnbllc
patronage. i 1IiIEiON " 40 - 11It,s Inh
Januarv3 1857. jan 5-tf
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VARIETIES! !
WHEELER s. WILSON'S
w LOCK-STITCH
SEWING ACHINES

CHAS. w. GREEN, Agent, G8, King street.
Would call attention Of parties wishing to
supply themselves with irst-class Sewing Ma
chimes to the above, over fifty Thousand of
which were manufactured ana sold during the
provements, are very simple, 50 much so that
child can work them with perfect ease. These
machines vary in price from $50 upwards. Ltel2
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rNHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or
] ALEXANDRIA offer for sale their Of
FICE BUILDING, situated on King. between
ST. Asaph and Pit streets, no. ~. The prop
ertv is wei known, and needs no description.
Also, $4,000 AleZandria Corporation STOCK
For terms apply to .,.
fe 1j.n Or, c. w. WATrLES. Secretary.
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DARN FOR SALE OR RENT Situated at
i Bayleys Cross Roads, Fairfax county, Va.
y, Containing 364 acres, all under cultivation.
1he Improvements consist of frame house,
orchards &c. For terms apply to Lewis BAILEY
near the pre1pises feb 22lw~
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WALL PAPERS,
BORDERS.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
WINDOW PAPER
John P. CLARKE
Has raauTnet his business st the old ztaHd
NO. l58, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPARTMhHT
contains as usual the choicest, both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
of the most celebrated
FRENCH AND AMERICAS MANU FAC
TURE,
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls &c
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will bcprompuJ executed
in the most superior style at the lowest price,.
The many years experience in this business
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction to al
that may favor him with their patronage.
NH Oft
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Please publish the following from the Rich
moad Dispatch, in relation to subject, which
has been and will continue TO be of interest and
;u,,,rt,snce to Alexandria.
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VTIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerk s
Y Office of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, on the 9TH day Of February, 1867, Clai-
born H. Mason and William r. johnson, ir
plaintiffs, against David ?. Bodish, Alexander
Mills, Martin l.. Sheldon and A Grant Childs,
Joint partners under the name and style OF
Bodfsh, Mills & Co., and the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railway Company, defendants.
In chsncery and on attachment.
The ject OF this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANTS the sum Of SIS, $50 75 and to subject
certain bonds to which the defendants, Bodtish,
Mills Il Co., are entitled, executed by and IN
possession Of the said Alexandria and Freder-
icksburg Railway Company also, any stock IN
said company to which they are entitled and
any other estate or debts due them within the
county Of Alexandria, to the payment OF the
same.
The defendants, David ? Bodish Alexander
Mills Martin l. Sheldon and A Grant Chllds,
Joint partners under the name and style ot
Bodfsh, Mills IL Co., not having entered their
appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing by a1lidavit that they are
not residents OF this State tits ordered that the
said defendants appear here within one month at-
ter due publication of this order, and DO what IS
necessary to protect their interest in t4s sutand
that q copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in tho Alexandria Gazette, q newspaper pub.
iished in the city Of Alexandria, once a week
for four successive weeks, and posted ut the front
door Of the Court house Of this County. -
A copy, testc. J. TACEY, Clerk.
Brent Il Wattles, p @. feb 14-1aw4w
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Parties interested in the above decree are no.
tilted that will take the accounts therein order
ed, at my office at Fairfax Court House, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of March next.
NJ DULANY BALL,
fe l4-law4w Comm'r in Cnancery.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

TIE HUMAN WONDERS AT THE ACADEMY
Another immense audience greeted the great
combination of AsiatiCs at the Academy Of
Music last night. Little All Right does not ap-
pear as lively as formerly, but performs several
surprising tricks, and does the talking
for the other performers. Dan Web
ster" diminutve specimen Of the genus
copper color, executes some neat feats of
balancing. The slack-rope acts OF Teroo-keet-
chee the walking up a ladder with rounds Of
Tazor-sharp swords by Tzeua Yeroo, the pic
turesque gymnastic performance of Miss 0yon-
stikee and her father, and the extraordinary
summersaulting, hand-springing, and humorous
contortioning of the Arab troupe, were all
warmly applauded, as they deserved to be. No
such combination of artistes has ever been in
our city, and no one should fail to see them.
Another attractive programme will be presented
this evening.
THE WALNUT STREET THEATRE will be opened
on Monday evening, the 10th of August. The
grand spectacle of A Midsummer Nights Dream
will be produced in grand style.
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machines while operating on the above works, as
they win, In case OF collision. be held Responsible.
j. q. FOSTER,
Brevet Mejor General u. 3. Army
Engineer In charge.
Boston. July "a, 1867.
Master mariners and pilots will see from the notice
above. that prudence, more frequently than before.
requires the emplOymeno steamtugs IN entering and
leaving the harbor especially when the wind Is ahead
light.
The consequence of collision may be serious. not
only TO vessels and machines but TO the Important
THOMAS RUSSELL. collector
Custom House, Boston, Collectors Office, July 24iss7
on and after the 10th OF July. 1867, light will be
bbited from n lighthouse recently erected on East
Point Prince Edward Island.
The light will be fixed white light at an elevation
of 1880 feet above the level Of high water and In clear
weather should be seen at a distance OF eighteen
miles.
The tower is octagonal, white sixty feet high from
base vRne and stands 200 yards In shore from tne
side of the point and In lat as NJ lon ol %
10 w, of Greenwich.