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A wonderful cure reported from Penn.
sylvania with HE1NrrsH's QUEEN's DE.
LIGHT. A girl fifteen years of age, pale
and sickiy. emaciated. no appetite, losing
flesh, with sore eyes, sore mouth, and a
general wasting away-all owing to po-
verify Of blood. After using four bottles
OF the Queens Delight, her appetite re-
turned, digestion improved, increase in
growth and flesh, sores removed, skin
bright and clear. and every indication of
an improved condition of her whole sys-
tenn. This is one OF the many cases we
hear of the wonderful results of Helm
itsh's Queens Delight. Every ywhere,
North and South, wherever introduced,
it is spoken Of in the highest terms. OI9.
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..-Aka.Saesfing oe TIA -Nashaxsy- -Aar;cnl.
taral Sooiesy. held In tho Court House on
Friday. the 29th October, the following
named gentlemen were appointed dele.
gstesN1 represent tbs socisty - tbs Etase
Eir: Msj. J: ~ RsxtS Naj.g "a Z.
hAn. r. spearh TW. Holla a7sy,
DE. ASKellar, a SJKeit FsSW. Hog.
-gemahs T. F. GfeBegfer, II Il Bleaze.
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ElOurI Elonr!i

OUO Extra, Family f and Cfoice Gc 'ufSa Fa.
mily Flour, at Sc so to sl0 for the best in mar
ket. Our stock of Flour is larger and our re-
cetpts greater each ,ccek Man any other firm in
Rairoad Company Wo arc constently in re-
ceipt Of ch oice brands from Nashville, Louisville
and 81. Louis, which VIC are prepared to sell to
the trado and consumers at lo,oest market
prices. j. IL II. X. AGNEW. .
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Meeting Board of Trade.

TUNHE members Of the Board are notified that
Il TO. NIGHT (Friday mighty is now the re
guiar night for meeting. in Carolina Hall, at Z
O'CLOCK. Punctual and full attendance request
ed-matters connected with the mercantile in
terest Tor attention. r. O'NEALE, JR.,
NOVol Secretary
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To the Dental Profession.

THE DENTISTS of Columbia cordially in
vito their Professional Brethren throughout
tho State, to meet them in De. THOMAS
MOORE'S OFFICE, November 10, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for tho purpose of forming State Den
tai Association. Nov
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Final Notice---To Tax-Payers,

I'LL L CLEhh . OFtlCE,
COLUMBIA, November 4, 1869.
REAL ESTATE owners, merchsnts and all
lO others who may be indebted to tho cty.
In any manner whatsoever, are notified that ali
claims remaining unsettled, will, on the 18th
insta mt, be placed in the hands Of the Sheriff
for immediate collection.
This notice ,oiu De promptly and rig,dly en-
forced, and delinquents ,ciu govern Themselves
dccordingly. j. y. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
Nov5 9
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IHAvE A TxknIBnE Coueh. You need
not have it long; go to your druggist and
get Q bottle of DIR. TUFTS CRLRBRArHD
ESPEcroRANT, it will soon cure you. It
is dangerous to, neglect coughs. This
valuable preparation may be found in
every village and hamlet in tho South
and West. O3O6
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Glover Seed.
ENOR sale by
I FISHER. LOWRAEOR d FISHER.
Notice.

Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, November 8, 1869.
DROPOSALS for supplying the Aims House
il and City Hospital with Fresh BEEF, for
the next threo months, will be received at this
Office, on or before the 10th inst. The prices
OF the different parts of the Beef will be stated
in the bids. By order OF tho City Council.
Nov 10 J. 8. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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DEATH OF BRAVE WOMAN. Mrs.
Mildred Brown, for sixty-three years a
resident of Howard County. Mo-, died
at the residence of her husbond, Robert
q. Brown, on the 10th instant, after q
very short illness. She was born Janu-
ary 25, 1896, in Madison County, Ky.
When she was scarcely grown, the Indians
surrounded Cooper's. Fort, named after
her father,) in what is now Howard
County, in which wero her father, his
family and neighbors, threatening to cut
them all Off In this condition Milly, as
she was called, volunteered to carry the
news to Hampstead, neighboring fort,
which she did successfully, by dashing
from Cooper's Fort. on fleet horse, past
hundred Indians, who sent o hundred
rihe-b Ills whizzing after her. She and
her horse escaped unhurt, and the in mates
OF the fort were rescued through her
courage and daring.
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Solomons' Bitters, en- Antidote to Ma.
kaaria, prepared by A. A. Solomons 4 Co.,
druggists, Savannah, Ga. O136
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For Sale or Rent.

A FARM OF co acros, moro or less, three
A<zdarters OF q mile from Columbia, known
as tho "Levcrett Farm" with q pleasant resi-
donce and all necessary ut-buildings. For
Mrs. MARY LEVERETT, or to M. M. LEVER
EFT. Oct &c tuf4$
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Heiso's Dining Saloon

y. e..r1gSF IS opened for tho D.
SsgasNs@:s season, with choice {A
OiSIEHS, GAME, &c., together with 80
everything that is usually kept in q first class
Restaurant. Nov5T
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PloWs.
DRINLy'S universal PLOWp. .Ittl ...,3. 81.
Id Reynolds universal PioWs.
Murfee's 6ub-soil. .. sa
.Annes Turning, Bnb-eou and Side-hin Eagle
'Plows. .cE ,.3iis4sJ - 54afy'-ig igii : r (
oss g sIsHsS lsH e. GoRRNos fss "a
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BeerI Beari!

GONE dealers in this city have been in doubt
- that could hold out supplying them with
Beer this sammer. now Inform the public
that have largo supply Of old Lager Beer
on hand, which1 put against any Becr brought
from tho North, or even imported from Ger.
many. as to purity and strength. am ready
to test It by the Beer scale. o. = w
Aug 90 - - JOHN O. sBEGRRs.
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Dupont's Gunpowder Agency.

!. 1,r,Iry = 17HBO11Oy'
A FULL supply constantly on hand. Of all
Ia grades, in Wnoie, Half and Quarter Kegs
and Canistera, for ssle low to tho trsdo and
communicating, Drop and Buck SHOT, Per-
eussion CAPS, Gun Plints. DO, for sale low
by J.&T. r. AGNEW
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Just Received,

just Received. i! ~
y CASES Gentlemcn's Dress and Water
1 Proof BOOTS $3.50
Cases Gents Congress CATERS, manu-
iactured to order, by McMullin, OF Philadel-
pnls. J. MEIGHAN.
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Family Flour Wanted.
Just Arrived,

Suob AIElVcu,
A lot Of extra fine Saddle.
Sasn and Harness HORSES. They w.
HF& Rcan bo seen ut Chas. Logans M
SA-N-stables, where We expect toaARA3o
keep constantly on hand fine assortment OF
HORSES and MULES during the winter.
Oct "a Il3 I'm w. 8. d J. AT. TALBOT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention ie
called TO, the following ad dvertisemenfe,
published the frsti time this morning.
Stone & Murray's Circus. '..'. .
Meeting Vigilant Fire Company.
J. s. McMahon-Final Notice
r. O. Shiver-Empresa Cloths, &n.
Fisher, Lowrance &c Fisher-Axes.
Meeting Board OF Trade. u,
Heise,s Dining Saloon.
e. Stenhouse-House 70 Rent. -.
J.JAppleA-Olerk Wanted. 1' LIE D,
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/. Some boys in Cincinnati stole the
bowels OF hand-organ which belonged
to q minstrel who was stone deaf. The
next morning he took his place and
ground away as gaily as ever, producing,
of course, no audible result. The by
passers appeared to like that sort of
thing, and contributed SO literally that
the troubadour OWNED that something
must be wrong. Investigation disclosed
his loss, but the unexpected pecuniary
favor with which his outbreak of silence
was received, inclines him to lot the in
testines of tho thing 60 and run the shell
for awhile.
The Fsw York Star, desiring 10 eclipse
all othes. papers, gave the election ro-
turns, for the Legislature, in Nebraska,
last week, making out stout radical
victory, but is somewhat taken aback to
find that no such election will be held in
that State until tho fall of next year!
This is what might havo been termed
red-hot enterprise.
The snow that fell at Kokomo, Iudi-
ana, last Saturday measured eighteen
inches in depth. Much of it still re-
mains. The weather is good average
soz January. The saow has inflicted Sc
we're losses on the people Of the town and
surrounding country. Fruit, fruit trees
and ornamental trees suffered greatly.
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rEA-IVLIe l. Ill X1V-1 ,
Bond and Stock Broker.

PUYS and soils BONDS, STOCKS. CoU-
~ PONS, BANK BILLS, Gold and Silver
COIN. Ofice-Columbia Hotel Building, Ataia
street. Nov 8 f2moA
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TILE CosFEDERATE DEAD.-The ladies
of Columbia assembled at the Methodist
Church yesterday afternoon, to: form q
State Association for ths erection OF q
monument to the Confederate dead. HTrs.
George Howe was requested TO preside.
and Miss Isabella Martin was appointed
Secretary. The Rev. Vim. Martin opened
the meeting with prayer. Gen. Eamp-
ton wes then presented to the meeting,
who, at some length, in very happy and
appropriate terms, stated the objects of
the meeting. MrB. Darby moved that
committee of six ladies be appointed to
draft O constitution and by-lav for the
Association, which committee was in
structed to report to an adjourned meet
ing. to be held during the week of the
Fair, at which time the Society will be
fully organized by adopting o conssitu-
tion and eleoting permanent officers.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet as
above stated, of which notice will be
given. .v.
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NEW STORE---NEW GOODS.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
EEExsa 100 Sacks SALT,
H3 NE 100 Bbls. FFF G FLOUR,
SAssa 100 do "Liberty" do
100 do Magazine" do
500 Bushels Corn,
so Bbls. Whiskeys, RUNS, Braudics, Wines,
and Gins,
275 Lbs. Smoking Tobacco, assorted brands,
SO Boxes Chewing. Tobacco, Of MI grades,
10000 Segars, various brands,
English Ale and Porter.
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Rice, Potatoes, Buck
OTIS. Brooms, and various articles too nume-
rous to mention, which offer to the trade low
for cash. II. ALLEN,
At the stand formerly occupied by II. Bryce
& Son. Nov3
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"SuRvrgoRs' Observation-Disclosures
DIsTRIor. Those who have served in the
Confederate army OF navy to the close of
the war. or have honorably resigned or
been discharged thereftom, and any who,
though not members OF the army or
navy, have, nevsrtheless, the merit Of
having served heart and hand for, the
Confederate cause; are invited to hold q
meeting at the Haii' Of the Independent
Fire Company. sfI7 esioolk, i, m., on
Saturday. the 9Th sinst, etoso form lthe
Survivors. AssooiationnSgoi Ricblaud
DISTRICT" which shall, kavs1 for its ipri-
mary purposes. perpetbssion of trhtb,
justice to the memory OF the dead, and
charitable aid to helpless Survivors, ,As
we'll as to the widows and orphans bf
those who fell in ths' discharge of thsir
duty. - .,,,"
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isf ! lfpI Essshosaa IA
lot OF Esddipgn g. caSds and envelopes. of
lateRs sssylsss beso inst been received:
whiehNfl ba prsntsa,ih auaitstipn 81 en-
craving, ena 'esr lees 4.hauone.ssnth the
costa CanaHd seSepSaAa Aapa as asPuesx
Office. .aeEa., .oar ~. ''~G7e
CRuMbs. Mr.. Clerk MoMahon gives a
delicate hint to the tax -payera. asa word
TO the wiae.'', ,!,y.,1 v
ooiphbisns can sing the :1.song Of the
Dust." with all the necessary, ,accompani-
ment'. Unless Ye lh hare Paae, = 1sshQyss Al Of rain
very soon, We shall run theiriak OF re-
turning to farst principles, ,.to4d on
A material train On the South Carolina
Railroad was thrown Of the track, yes-
terday,, by. q COW. aResult--three, cays
broken mp and several hundred pounds
sausage meat, ready for stufling. ia'n
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To Wood Contractors.

To Wood Contractors.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, November 3, 1860.
DROPOSALS will be received st this Office,
IL for furnishing the city with TOO Cords Best
Works. The wood to be delivered and corded
in the yard Of tho Water Works. Bids to be-
handed In on or before the 10th instant.
By order of the City Council.
Nov 4 10 j. 8. MCMAHON, City Clerk
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Stone &c Murray's Circus, as will be
seen by an advertisement in our columns,
will exhibit in this city OF Thursday, tho
18th instant. The superb exhibitions Of
this Equestrian Company, which were
witnessed by our citizens last year, have
not been forgotten. hence it is hardly
necessary for us to say anything on chat
point ut this time. From the notices of
the company in Northern and Canadian
exchanges. where they have been per-
forming with great success to crowded
audiences during the past summer
months, the managers have Effected i'm
provements, if indeed it were possible
to improve upon their former 'exhibi-
tions, as Witnessed in this and other
Southern cities. Colonel Moore, the
gentlemnnly business Agent OF the Com
pany, after perfeoting the necessary
arrangements for the exhibition in CO.
lumbia, is now visiting the upper DIG
tricts of the State, for the purpose Of
affordiDg the citizens another opportu-
nifty of witnessing the performances of
one of the greatest cirouses- OF the age.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 4-Co-
lum6ia HoteL-Ohas. A. Oliver, J.. W. w.
Conrad, Baltimore; G.. v. Hunter, J. n.
Mensroy, T. j. Deurcher, New York;
Mrs. A. N. Keith, Timmonsville; A. III.
Kirkland. o. N. Butler and lady, J. e.
Thames, @. DeBerry, 8. c.; g. a. Jud,
son, T. p. Smith, Greenville.
Nickerson House.-R. B. Bland, John
Mcqueen, New York; Jas. Anderson,
Jacksonville, Fla; George T. Schorb,
Yorkville; J. T. Dargan, Columbia; Jno.
s. Green, Richland; jas. II. Turner,
Bennettsville; John L. Deaton, Char
lotte; s. Land, G. & @. r. R.; II. D.
Kane, Ala. 90 ia,
National Hotel IT. W. Rogers, Ala. !:
T: A: Vestan. Mise; J.! RI. Alexander,
Charleston; T.. B. Randolph, John r.
Walker, Va; j. p. Poole, II. Burton, J.
S. Hair, j. II. Bowers, Mrs. DR.. r. Fur.
man, Master Furman,. Newbsrry; Mrs.
Lasson. N. o.; H. Tompkins, Walhalls;
w. T!McKewn, Orangeburg; Jos. Bates,
kingsville; e. A. Sompayrao, Boston;
L. Il. Pope. Laurens; MI e. Clark, Mill
Creek; D. O. Cooper, q. &C. @. R. r. AZ
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1IArnfIsn.
IOo Dozsa ohhppRg 60, 6
House to Rent.

~ iaf SfsaER. Is IG Io%RHR$GT 5GT s T1sHER.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-10

MADRID, March 0.--There was strong debate
during the session of the Constituent Cortes yester
day. The Republican members made bitter attacks
upon the Ministry for their alleged monarchical
proclivities, and demanded that the Duke of Mont
pensier be divested of his rank of a marshal of
Spain. They also accused the provisional govern
ment of endeavorng to smugge him into the coun-
try for the purpose of placing him ou the throne.
General Prim replied that the Duke could not with
justice be deprived of his title of marshal.
Admiral Topete, Minister of Marine, amid great
excitement, declared that kingdom, with Mont
peDsier on the throne, preferable to arepublic
Marshal Serrano made calm and dignifed
speech, defending the provisional government from
the attacks of the Republicans, and asserting the
sovereign authority Of the Cortes, and insisting
that the determination of the form of government
for Spain and the chece of her future rule should
be left to the Cortes alone. lie deprecated the
violent pressure brought to bear upon the Cortes
by the Republican party, as impotic and unfair.
In the course of the session the Foreign Minister
of Finance expressed himself in favor of free trade,
and advocated gradual reform in the customs by
the adoption OF a compromise tariff.
LONDON, March 9.-In the House of Commons
Mr. Fortescue, Chief Secretary for Ireland, stated
that the Fenian convict, Mackey, had not been
leased from Jail, as publicly reported.
The ship Tritonia, from Port Said for New York,
has been lost on the coast of Sicily. Crew saved.
HAVANA, March 9.-The gunboat Narragansett
Several skirmshes are reported between the
troops and insurgents within the jurisdiction of
Sagua.
Many reports are in circulation regarding Presi-
dent Grants views and intentions in relation to the
Cuban question.
HAVANA, March 9.-[Special to the New York
Herald. l-Telegrams from the City of Mexico,
dated March 3, have been received here by the
Vera Cruz steamer and contain the following news:
Executions had become frequent in the country
and created general dsmay. On March 1, Presi-
dent Juarez forbade them, and ordered the officers
to bring their prisoners the capital for trial 1t
was rumored that man named Mayer, late of the
United States army, had been shot, but it has since
been ascertained that he was sent to Mexico to be
tried.
General Negrete had not been found. 1t is limited
that his defeat was not SO complete reported.
Senor Romero writes to friend, that the opposi-
ton, after fomentng rebellion now clamor for a
change in the Ministry. Their motives ignoble
and as they represent only minority of the nation
the President heeds them not Escobedo had de-
feated the bandit, Canales, in Tamaulipas. Rebel
bands in other quarters had also been routed,
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STE WART.
His Letter Resigning the Ohice q
Secretary OF the EreasusY.

WASHINGTON, March 9-Mr. AT. Stewart to-day
declined the Office of Secretary of the Treasury, and
President Grant accepted his declination.
This morning, according to the previously ex-
executed transfer of his entire interest in the
profits of the business of A. T. Stewart 81 Co., du-
ring his official term, to be applied to charitable
purposes. This course met the general approval of
some leading Senators and members of the House,
but did not to satisfy Others who insisted that
Mr.. Stewart could not qualify himself short of an
absolute sale and disposition of the property he
owns connected with his business. This document
was drawn by Judge Hilton and Judge Davis, the
latter a member of the House from New York, in
connection with other legal gentlemen, and upon
its being executed, was delivered in the presence of
Judge Davis, who witnessed it.
After this was done Mr.. Stewart and Judge Hill
ton, by appointment, visited President Grant at
the White House this afternoon. When the trans
fer was proposed yesterday by Mr.. Stewart, Presi-
dent Grant approved of it, provided it could be
done to meet the legal objections and expressed his
high appreciation of Mr.. Stewards purposes, but,
at the same time, said he scarcely felt warranted
In doing SO, because Mr.. Stewart would have to
make so great sacrifice; and, not only at that
time, but in the evening expressed himself to the
same effect to many members of Congress, who
called upon him with reference TO the Secretary
ship.
purpose. The consequence OF this has led to many
expressions of opinion concurring in the view that
although this would meet the letter of the statute
IL might possibly be construed into evasion of
its spirit, and under these circumstances Mr. Stew
art was prepared for either emergency, and having
the question to the result Of conference with the
President. In this spirit they met this afternoon
and the conclusion at which they arrived was that
II would be less embarrassing to the administration
of President Grant for Mr. Stewart to place in his
bands a formal declination of the Secretaryship,
and in this manner avoid any comment by those
who considered that the law must be strictly COM
piled with. The interview was long, and marked
by the utmost cOrdlality.
THE following is Mr. Stewards letter.
WAsHINGToN, March o. 1S69-To the President.
Sir: Appreciating the high honor conferred by
your nomination and the unanimous confirmation
80 The senate of myself TO the office of Secretary of
lie Treasury, / regret that circumstance beyond
our control compel me to decline. Gould the dlmc
entities presented by the provisions OF the act OF
17i0-which in organizing the Department OF the
Treasury prohibit the Secretary from being m o OIL
rectly or Indirectly concerned or interested IN car
rvinS on the business of trade or commerce-be
overcome by any reasonable. sacrifice persopai v
lSALl. Would Willingly niake At. woulu PiO4nptIy
transfer 10 the bands OF gentlemen IN Wnein NV
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The LEGISLATURE.

In the afternoon session of the House of Rep
resentatives, yesterday, the folio wing business
was Transacted
The Senate bill extending the boundary and
providing TOR the regulation of the park, was
considered.
MIR. Rogers moved to strike out the ninth Sec
ton, which permitted the Commissioners to
choose their own solicitor.
The section was stricken out, and the bill was
passed to the second reading and laid over.
The Senate bill exempting the property of the
ton, was amended by Messrs. Adaire and Null
lin SO as to include the Penn Widows Asylum
and 81. Mary's Hospital.
1t was then defeated by Mr.. McGiuns, who
denounced the practice OF eXempting so much
property from taxation.
Mr. Davis moved to reconsider the vote by
which it was de eated, which was agreed to, and
the bill passed to a second reading and was laid
over.
The house bill giving all street cleaning pow
ers to the Board OF Health was passed and sent
to the Senate.
Mr.. McKinstry (Bucksl, who introduced the
buresque Broad Street Railway bill on Monday
| evening, was granted leave OF absence in conse"
quence of his barn and contents having been
| destroyed by fire.
The following House bills were passed and
sent to the Senate:-
Authorizing the improvement of Lehigh
| avenue between Broad street aud Frankford
road; supplement to the Knickerbocker Ice
| Company; furnishing the buying or receiving of
scrap iron from minors In this State; providing
| for the better ventilation of mines in Schuylkll
county; incorporating Mount Zion Baptist
| Church.
Two divorce cases were passed and sent
| 10 the Senate. A third case was in
troducea being an application from a
| husband for a divorce, because his wife was a
| confirmed opium eater. The wife confessed her
| fault, but promised amendment The House
| discussed the proprety OF allowing the trial to
be made, but adjourned before reaching de-
| cisiOn.
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aorlsstOn South Mil, in line with the North Pier
heAd. w, AB
g. Nicholas Lightvessel. EsE.. distant Ioths Of
BY order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary.
Trinity House. London, Feb. II. lssa
The Harbor Master at Port Elizabeth has given
notice that from the LIST day of Deoem beR 1883 the
tOowlng alter alton would take place In the light ON
cape Hecife, Aisoa bay, south coast OF Africa
ray OF red light would be shown from the light
house between the bearings OF 90 deQrees E and Ia
qsgrees e. b. as guide TO mariners on approach ns
Directions Vessels bound for Algoa bay after pass
lpE cape Recife should net come within the red
cape Hecife light until the harbor light the nil
(which when first seen e reol, Is seen bearing w:
Dut As the southern limit OF the light
only two cables northward OF Roman Rook, Il is re
comm ended that course for the anchorage should
10 passed and the white light bearing NV. by w
All peailnRs are magnetic Variation 29'z degrees
By command OF their lordshipa
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, photographer.
photographic Ofice. Admiralty London. Feb IL, 1859