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the LOSS Of THE STEAMER PLATTE VALLEY ON the
MISSISSIPPI.

MEMPHIS, January 10. 1897
The steamer Platte Valley has not yet gone % piscss.
Her stern Is out Of waller. Some Of the baggage Ass
been recovered by cutting through the roof Nothing
further known with reference those lost excspuog
that they chiefly from the north An the steamers
books went down with het, and have not yst bssA re-
claimed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21

.. BosTos Jan. 20, 1857
The British brig Dawn OF Day, Captain Nsvc. from
Turks Island for Boston, with SALT went ashore Co
hasset Thursday, and lies her beam sads, d.
masted and with her port bow stove. Her cargo hss
washed out. Her saved three Of them bsiag
severely frostben In the hands and feet The vessel
was owned in 81. Johns n. B., and 10 insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21

visit sf the Great Prus-inn strateaist.
BENIN, jan 20, 1857.
There report that tho Prussian General Moltke IL
staying ia this country for strategic purposes
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1oreotsp Last evening" about seven clock, Captain
HART &c Ia. Hsrbor Police boat picked up small
boat containing man. who had become wedged IN
the ice Al Hell Gate. He had been IN that condition
neariv -four hours when rescued aud very much
exhausted bv the severe cold. He says tug passed
near hin but although he called 70 the crew for assist.
Anos they took no notice Of hn. Captain Hnrtt took
ihe nsn on board his boat and brought him TO the city
where hs was kindly cared for. His name Is David
Etospn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21

CAMBRIDGE Ind, Jan. 20, 1857
most destructive Gre occurred here at ave o'clock
this morning. burning the Post once, Stewards boot
and shoe store, McCaaerys stationery store and news
depot and Roses drug store and dwelling The loss is
unknown, but ia large; partly nsused. The origin OF
the lire u unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21

SAVANNAH Jan 90, 1857
Tronble has occurred in South Carolina opposite this
city with the negroes The United States troops are
there to order No violence has yet been
reported TWO hundred or three hundred negroes
under 10 resist their ectent from the plantation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21

Complete Recovery of her Health.
TRKsrE, Jan. 20. 1851
Reports from Miramar state that the Empress Car
lot,a has quite recovered from her severe Illness
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NORWICH, Conn., Jan 20, 1857
The Norwich boats arrived NJ New London 1T early
hour this morning They experienced some difficulty in
New York harbor, but found ice In New London har
Dor The Thames river 10 open for rome miles above
Norwich, and Worcester and New London and Northern
roada ara niaaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21

JseoSs PAnK SKATING posn This skating pond WIN
be opes every day till further notice TO members OF the
Jockey Cab and their families, and holders Of comp.
mentary uckcis Club badges not transferable.
member card will admit his family. Those who drive
out viii ind accommodation Coz aud peast a, the
nlnh House.
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AaaesT or 4 MURDERER.

FRANcosfA. n H. Jan. 90, 1867.
Samuel Mills, the murderer Of Maxwell, has been ar
rested in Gslsua. Illinois
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FIRE At FALL RIVER.

PROVIDENCE, jan TO- 1857
Two fires occurred In Fall River Saturday evening,
one Of which burned out the picking room Of Eddy's
woolen mill and the oiher destroyed two DWELLINGS,
two drying sheds belonging 70 the Robeson mills and
barn.
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ARRIVAL or An INDIAN OelssArIox n ST. PAUL.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20, 1861
despatch from ~. Paul says twenty one Sioux In
diaps arrived there route for Washington TO make
treaty.
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A usT RIA.

The Army REORGANIZATION Plan.
yKxSA, Jan. 90 1857.
The pa'sn, for the reorganization Of the Austrian
Rrmies will not be carried out
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New Minister 70 the United States.
MADRrp Jan. 20, 1857
II is reported that the government OF spain is about
60 .sad Fsrundi joni General Lsr sundi q Minister
20 the United states
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: What d. !hs- sweetest ThipS On Earss e
PHAIsONS NIGHT BLOOMING CEkEUS. Whyf No
cause II makes lssses sweetsr.
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PORTLAND, Me-, jan "a. 1851
The steamship Belgium. Captain Brown, sailed =
oigh, o'clock this morning Zoe liverpool via Nswfeund
land
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re.ssy no ass .ss 70 s b.
REMEDY, purely vegetable New York agsns. Desnas
Barnes. Wells Helmbod Kitchen Coddington. shed1os.
Dution, Freeman, druggsts
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Tke Howe. Mret,na Ce:'s Lack stitch sswy.
srlns mschiaei, frs.idept 500 broadway, New York.
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Dr. Brnferd,s Enan.~iine, for BeRufifyisG
II purely vegetable and viii inurs the
DEnAs BARNES CO., ~ Park row, aud ALI druggists.
III ate mar bot
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ROyul Havana l.ostcry.--prixes Paid In
Rod nlorn,a on urnisbed Tho highest rates paid zoe
bsusloons md ali kinds o. Gold and Silver.
~. . TAYLOR CO. Bankers, "a Wall street ~.
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Dr. MarshaIi. 573 broadway. Cares Ga
arrh Gcs, Diseases Of the Throat Lungs. Heart Liver.
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Rns~hsIsr's Hair Dye The nest u tie
ous Factory, II Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21

RSwgh. WIutry. Chanxcabie Weather Pro-
Catarrhs Coughs ~ the Lungs 49, w'cn
JAYNEs Expccoran an promptly cures II faithfully adj
ininistcred. Sold evegywhere.
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!, Elliptic ,I.eckssisch sewing Machines, yt3
b osdwav Hiehes, premiums Maryland Institute, Nee
FORK snd Pennsylvania STATE Fairs. isS6.
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S,visss dsre,s Hair Dyc.-Thc Best Ever Nnu-
uiscfursd Wholesale and retain; also applied, Al No
fapsa
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tsrovcr a. BAKER. Highest Premium sew
ing Machines go broadway, New York, amt % rw'on
Hrnn lxn II
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Florence Reyersible Feed ,
LOCNsrtrCH SEWING MACHINES
900 Broadway New YORK
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wisy, Tcnpees anLtlEnnn. s .,,I H:,rs Ress
EL0Ks. ID Boyd streak
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". v. s..-Trv Bsiicu's French ysLe sbivs-
For sale every where. t05 Broadway, Now yosk.
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s.,. s &C: ss..ss ;s: :. .8sas,,sis .,ss s
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RUsnrON. 10 Astof House. and by all druggists.
rsA sr no i ssss NO ,
s.rns. we puis slmssa Rcbss codanssos shsSSo.
Button, Freeman, druggiss
An Prize. Ca.hed In Legal Lesseries.-Circu-
- ""' :. CHUTE Broker. l7s Broadway
Ball. Black ss 4 M Gn";Sss BROADWAY.
have constantly on hand ys s5s We" assorted '''
ssf %i4si %Asx,
BRONZEs
aA ASH frxrUeEs
~J,s 4: ssy ,e. s' 5,. m.. sac .,.s a,. sss
fseIoy 81 Barclay street.
%ss.!. AL. ~ 's Gain ..I Be-: .ss Esss s:
Dp s vi. s not .s
30 cents per bottle
1s b:.... ssa b. ss. Tsss. :s s.
stomach.
p Tsc h:S..s su. ss rf ..s:. sa
YORK and Pean.yIvsns STATE Ts,r. isSs
----~------
':'s sss:a- sye sss r s;A' "''''
F''r''s'L EsssFr'clf ! sasssHs x.cnryrs
900 Broadway New York.
tsrsvcr a. Baker. Highest Premium sew
ing Machines. enc broadway, New York, ant % rMon
street, Brooklyn. as
sssS n K. EN as s sss
JAyNE's Expccforant promptly cures II faithfully adj
minl.,crsd Sold everywhere
Royal Havana l.csscry. t'rize~ Paid IL
s ~ Y. .n s.n y Cola sss asss' ''e' pau
- : TxYIoR Co. BANKERS. ia VAL street. NJ.
TIE Howe Machine Co.'S Lock suich Ssw-
IND Machine EfIAS HOWE Jr. tofgrh inventor ~ INC
wsn,ns mschnef frs.idept scy broadway. New York.
i've ana fisir pyeiss al cobra Il BAfCtE
ELoKs. y BGgd s.res. -.
wheeler x wfiesn's Lsctssisch sewing Mss
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"TN THE HOURS OF OUR HAPPINESS
and prosperity lot us remember the unfortunate and
disabled soldiers who saved MS country aud nation
ality."-LINCoL.N,
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AMUSEMFNT9.

EIoHBERG's capital new opera of The Doctor of
a edntdrd VIII be presented by the Richings
Opera Troupe, at the Academy of Music, to-
night, with splendid cast. To-morrow (Thurs.
day., Norma. Friday, benefit of Mr.. s. G.
Campbell, on which occasion Mariana will be
sung for the last time.
'SURF" is getting fashionable. The Arch is
filled every evening to witness the elegant act
ing of Mrs. John Drew and her company in
the new comedy. On Saturday, first Surf matt
nee.
MRS. Bowers is excellent in her new play of
MOTie Ah'Oinede. No one should fail to see her
in the part, at the Chesnut Street Theatre.
MR.. EDWIN FORREST ends his engagement this
week. Tonight MetdmOrG, only time. This
announcement is all that is needed.
Mr.. RoBERT Fox has distribution of gifts
again this evening at the American.
THE CIRCUS at Tenth and Callowhill streets is
doing fine business Mr.. La Rue and the whole
company in a splendid bill to night
TUNIsoN & Co. have added young Bowman,
the great sable prima donna, to their troupe.
Frank Brewer also continues at the New Phlla-
delpha Opera House, Seventh street. below
Arch.
CARNoRoss & DIxEY are as successful as ever
at the Family Resort y in Eleventh street, above
Chestnut. A frst-class entertainment every
evening.
HORTICULTURAL HALL.-Carl Sentz's Seventh
Matinee will take place on Thursday, Novem-
Der IA, when Nine. HenTiette BehTens will make
her first appearance, The following is the pro-
gramme:-
Sympbonv No, ., G Minor Mozart
/. Allegro Motto. q AndGnte 3. MinuettO Allegro
4. Finale, Allegro Assai.
Robert, toi que Jaime, Meyerbeer
Grand Concerto for Violin No. z, A Minor, p. Rode
Mr., William StOll, Jr.
Waltz Volksssnger (MinstreD (hrst tme), Strauss
Finale No 2, Siege Of COrinub (drst time) Rosslnl
GalOp, Amor (hrst time), III, Bader
MARK HALsER's next concert will take place at
Concert Hall, on Monday afternoon, Noyem-
ber lS.
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-CL GIRARD STREET, BETWEEN
7HI Chesnut and Market aud Eleventh and
sLd,eb streefs- centrally located, Accommodation
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ss,ss..
HOW TO OBTAIN TICK ETS. '' -''NNN
orders may be sent US 10 registered letters or most
once orders, In sums OF 81 10 t25 al our risk
emon Is should be sent In drafts BY express al the
CLUB RATES.
5ICkels % addresst460 30 ickets 70 add RS $500
10 Tickets TO address 9Op so TicKetsto to adds SSs9
~ Tickets 70 address II so 100 Tickets 10 adds $500
Address all orders and communications TO m 4 I'M
'GIHTHkRUR9 ASYLUM ASSOCIATION,
mo, ll2e CHESNUT street. PhiladR., Paa
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

steamship Roman, Boggs Boston, II. Winsor & Co.
Schr Clara Perry, Norwich, John O. Scott d sons
Bchr A. Mcbride, Merrill, Portsmouth, N. H, Navy
Agent
str Chester, Jones, New York, w. p. Clyde & Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore, with q tow
Of harRes, w. y. DIVIDE q 90.
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ARRIVEn YEsTERnAY.

steamship wyoming, Teal 20 hours from Savannah,
win cotton, etc. TO Philadelphia and Southern Mail
steamship CO. 18th inst, o A; NJ of Cape Henlopen
on FOurteen Foot Bank passed ship LYDIA Skolield
origs b. r. Stewart and f. o. Phinney, bound out; III
HARVARD Harvard IL NJ above the Buoy on the Middle passed
Shoal passed schr M McNea and several Ter scbrs
all the above outward bound; herm brig ashore
on Ben Davis oyster beds.
steamship Saxon, Matthews. 46 hours from Boston
with mdse; and passengers to III. Winsor q Co.
steamship Whrlwind, Harding, days from Provi
dence with mdse: to ID. 8. Stetson q Co,
bchr Kennedy, Fletcher, from North Carolina. with
shingles to j, W, Gaskill d sons
schr Pioneer, Burgess, days from James river
with railroad ties to Bacon, Collins q Co,
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours frem New York
with mdse. TO w. NJ. Baird & Co.
Steamer E. O. Bddle, McCue, "a hours from New
York, with mdse to w. p. Clyde q Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barRes to w, p, Clyded q Co,
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GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
TO ERECT THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
FOR
VALID SOLDIERS,
UNDER A SPECIAL
Charter from the State OF Pennsylvanis,
PASSED MARCH Q, 1897.

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PIE JPLE.
lie eSe3to4 NaoHS Home for our disabled Pso
ies TO erect an asylum for those woo, in their pari
their health and happnes who In the battle for the
working for their own maintenance France has
her Hotel des 1nvaldes where rest the ashes OF the
sea Hospitals, the totmer being one Of the finest
Russia, Prussia and In fact nearly all European
countries have magnificent retreats for the un-
aevatou o. The suffering caused BY war but free,
crippled SEX soldiers but 6e country PoorhOas use
U1 e f & VI & gI Si1" % & Se9 cues, nhese NOBLE
Try the hour Of her deep distress We pledged TO
q
epjoy The result OF their sacrificts We must not he
recreant to obligations. Let us each devote but
Asylu will afford the soldiers q home and our
country M %SD Pe aSs P BEEN sRS
BY this Association. and Ten Thousand Dollars have
6i 6atiesround thirty acres tad Joining the site
OF General 5 al Meadess Hesa6gnaPters) have been set
LExIseToN AvESUE New YORK, Oct. %, 1857
Tor cur crippled veterans; and having passed pill
cooperating some one hundred Of our best Citizens as
DiIectors-but Dire under which bill no action has been
and crying necessity OF the case the shame Of eay-
most cordially ndorse enterprise, and It shall
have all the aid Of my tongue pep aHd l9aqTeBnGe II
rom the Sc Of the United I Sts5eS
RAN0ATT,
Being satisfied with the integrity your enterprise
we cheertully consent to display your diamonds
our establishment. BROWNE e. SPALDING,
October rs, 1867. Nos. 56s and $40 Broadway.
We hereby certify that have examined The
Diamond Goods Pearls, Emeralds, Rubies, and other
precious Stones as described In the list and find them
all genuine.
HENLE BROS, Diamond Importers No %
Maiden Lane, New York.
j, HERMANN, Diamond Setter, No 39i Broome
street, New York.
In order to promote public confidence in the highest
degree and for iurtherance of this great object,
Association has decided to place the S3O0000 worth
diamonds public exhibition at the large Jewelry
Establishment of Messr5. Browne & Spauldtug, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, in the city of New York.
The orld-rer yacht Henrietta" has also been
purchased. The Farm OF 600 acres Is located In Su
in the State has splendid mansion, and is coplete
In every UaI tiCular.
There Will be geo coo tickets issued at dollar
each, admitting the holders to both of the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
ONE AT
IRVING HALL, NEW YORK. SATURD EVEN
ING, FEBRUARY 8, 1865,
AND ONE AT - - -
HORTICULTURAL. HALL. PHILADELPHIA,
SATURDAY EVENIFG, FEBRUARY %, 1868.
On which latter occasion a committee OF prominent
citizens will be selected to oclae with the manage
ment in making the Distribution, TO commence on
Monday, February "A, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Hortlcu
N S64i $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed among the tlcket holuers, In ac
coIdance with the Charter and tne loloWlng
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
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DRUG EXCHANGE MEETING.-A meeting of
the Drug Exchange was held yesterday at IL
o'clock. Mr. Robert Shoemaker was called to
the Chair and stated the object of the meeting
10 be TO consider the present bearing of the
whisky tax upon the business Of druggists,
meeting resolutions adopted by the Board of
Directors, They were subjected to full dis
CussiOn, and an amendment offered to petition
for a reduction TO twenty cents per gallon was
voted down. The resolutions were finally passed
as follOWs:-
Whereas, A meeting of the Philadelphia Drug
Exchange, held on March 2lst last, resolved to
observe scIupulously the laws relating to dis
titled spirits and to give all possible assistance
to the Government in the enforcement of the
same: and
Whereas, The result of this effort, to those
who have faithfully maintained il, has been a
ruinOus loss in their business and increased en-
couragement TO those who detraud the revenue,
while some of the most able officers of the de-
paItmeut acknowledge that their efforts to reach
and control Illicit dstillation are utterly hope
less; therefore
Res0loed, That, in order TO put an end at the
same time TO an expensive and useless effort,
and to the fearful Generalization which has
taken place under the present heavy tax Con-
gress be petitioned 10 remove the tax Of two
dollars per gallon on distilled spirits, and to
place them in the list of other manufactures,
subject to tax OF five per cent. and that any
additional tax be placed in the form of a license
or special tax at the place of manufacture and
also az the place of retailing.
hesOtUed, That a committee OF three be APP
pointed by the Chair, TO prepare a petition, and
to solicit the cooperation of other associations
in this and other cities.
The chairman appointed as the committee
Mesrs, Randolph Sailer, Charles Ellis, and
II, b, Rosengarten, 70 which his own name was
added.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANEIvBRsARY. The Twenty
third Anniversary of the Sunday Schools of the
North Broad Street Baptist Church took place
last evening. and was celebrated at the church,
Bread and Brown streets. A large number of
persons were present, aud addresses were made
by several clergymen. The schools number 455
scholars, officers and Al teachers. During
the year thirty of The scholars proiessed their
faith IN Christ, and were baptized. A large
amount of money has been collected tor mis-
sionaTy and other benevolent purposes. The
Librarian reported 1884 volumes In the library
These works are read by the pupils with much
interest. At the present time this church Is
without pastor.
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.MoH dHvHID
PATENTS.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIO
j. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARHINGTON, Oct. 20. 1857. !

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERI o r.
j. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WARHINGTON, Oct, 20 1857, J
On the petition of JAMES MCCARTHY, Of Readiug
Pa praying for the extension of patent gran ed 10
him the 3lst Jay OF January lS A. for an Improvement
In Rollers for soaring the edges OF tx ps for lap;
welded tubes, for from the expiration OF
said patent which takes place on the 8lst Gay OF
January 1865 II is ordered that the said petition be
heard at the Patent Office Monday the l8h day OF
January next, at II O'Clock NJ ana all pe.s0ns are
notified TO appear and show cause, II any thty nave
why SAID petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 me
the Pat NJ OCe their objections, specially setforh
In writiI g. at least oety days before he day or
ing all testimony filed Dy either party, 70 be 9 nss9d m m
accordance with theTnles OF the ohioe wh'oh WI" '
iurnishtd on application. - ,,,,ou "a testI-
Dispositions and other papers Iellee W before me
mOny must be hled In The oftoe ,.,y WI Mn te days
dHy OF heaTiu x; the arguments "a N'''' "' ''
aner hlng ths ehat fb notice be published Ia the
ana ip ihe "IRtellig gencer Was ling
Ton m q and 10 the Evening leltBIApnt' Fnlhltl-
mia Il Pa once week for tn ee successive weeks tue
estS nublloations be at least sixty days
nnttaesns 10 Ihe daV OF hearing. r. G. THEAREn,
'm6Wat Commissioner OF Patenls.
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QUARTER EssIoNs FEE BmI.-The fee bill Of
the October term of the Court Of Quarter ses-
fions, just passed by the City Solicitor, shows
hat the Grand Jury acted upon Sl8 bills during
the term; 1873 of the whole number were ig-
nored, and of the 1856 returned as true bills and
Tied, only s9 persons were declared guilty.
District Attorney. SIG, oIerE Of Court siOiS o5;
sherln, $486's7; making total of $29ls92.
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MEMORANDA.

I snip Pioneer, Bennett, for Philadelphia sailed
a. IBiaIgIe gt Hunter hence for Portland, at Holmes
BaT9ue II. sprague, Small. from Cardiff for PhIla.
ue5pha was spoken 9th inst, off Nantucket Shoals,
uess s NJ oDToe 9th Inst, and ordered to New York.
90 btsdque John Matthews, Loughlin, for Old Harbor,
shleu from Kingston, e.. 22d ult.
dos rg ia MATILDA Scopean, hence remained at Barba
,,d Brig s " Merrck. Norden for New York, sailed
Schr I. Borden, WTlghtngton, hence, at Fall River
schrs E, s. Corsen and NJ Mines. from Boston for
Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole llth inst,
sehr S. J. Bright, Shaw, hence. at Washington llth
schr Gipsy, Briggs, hence, at Fall River 1Ith inst
schT Henrietta, Dwyer, hence, at DanversporT sth
schr Beersheba, hence, at Richmond 9th inst.
,scbr James Hoffman, for Philadelph sailed from
schr a. H. Leaning, Brewer, hence, at Danvers sth
schr NJ. R. Carlisle, Potter. hence. at Providence
schr j. Truman. Gibbs, from wareham for Phlla
schr L. d. Tice, Tice, hence at Danvers 9Th inst
schr j. A. Crawford hence for Gloucester, at Edgar
schr Argus Eye Townsend, for Cedar Keys, sailed
from Key W est 3lst nt,
hence at Norfolk sth inst. F''
schrs A. Loring and A. Ryerson, hence at Portland
Schr Ii. p. Simmons, Corson, hence at Danvers sd
schIs R. vannemAn and J. NJ. Broomall, for Phila-
deIphs; saiIea cir IRON bH salem yIn ] lnst i ,,,t
Steamer Gulf Stream, Bates hence, at Key West 4th
instant
Steamer New York, Jones, hence, at Alexandria
llth inst,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given of the restoration Of the light
al Deep Water Shoals, James river.
The station is now marked by a vessel schooner
rigged and painted lead color, showing fixed white
light which may be seen at a distance of ten miles.
Norfolk Nov. 8, 1867
on and after Nov. T. 1867, two fixed white reflector
lights win be exhibited Onstead of one, formerly
from sunset sunrise from the lghtvessel at Charles
ton Bar, s. q.
Notice is hereby given that In January 1868, light
will be exhibited from lighthouse now in course oil
erection sOmbrero Island the northernmost OF the
Lesser Antilles.
The.i light will be revolving light, attaining It's
greatest brancy every minute. Its elevation is I5O
feet above level OF ana in clear weather
should be seen from distance of twenty miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses
ofthe second order
The structure consists of an open iron framework,
1872 feet high, painted red and stands about one-third
the length the island from its southern extremity,
and sixty yards from the cliff on the southeast side.
Its position is in lat Is 80 q NJ, Ion. 6S AZ W. OF
Greenwich.
BY command of their lordships
GEO HENRY RICHARDS, photographer.
Photographic Office, Admiralty London Oct 4, 1867