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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09
T. 0 Il r Z y L

BRICK STORE corner OF First aud Main 81
n very desirable stand for fancy articles.
| STORE-ROOM on Fourteenth street undo.
change Hotel. " "
STORE and DWELLING No. 317 Market
| BRICK STORE and DWELLING NO. lS1S
street. AnDly TO FRANK ID. HILL
| nv 7.3t 1l0S Main sire,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

,SC.JO. BUCKLE LOW-STIOES ate6~&
}. A. GElGGS'S,
ap2S Tenth aud Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09
CPRING GOODs! spRING Gess,n

GPRIN q GOODS! SPRINGsrs
- GooDs.-Ls.il4.- Fancy and Plain Sup -RAHx
Sers--Brunz. aud i,tck; Ladies, Misses',F Ess
{,ld Ciidren's KID Sew-Pcri Ties; Broad '<e-
hItiom. Low Heel Gaiit.rs--hand-nadta-- old
lafjcs; Missea' anc YoltIJ1s Srh0ol-Shoes: Ia.kes
piIe PeiIhe Goat and FoZed Eap1orais, $3.50 Geo
Ecn<-n's French Calf and 4.oar jxDwQUar Shoes,
all styles just received The best Cali Cater tn the
city :1r So. Trunks, Satchels, GsawI-Straps, and
DYcr-tiaiters at W. y. Y,TAYLOkS.
apll Fourth and Eroad streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09
CLAY WARD.

Superintendent uannc"an and seven o.
eight others, citizens of Jackson Ward
met at VOLTS. and adjourned over to Fri
day night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09
MONROE WARD.

Ten or twelve voters OF Monroe Ward
met at the New Market Hall at the appoint
ed time. They resolved to defer the cleo
ton until another night, Of which due no
tirc will be Wiycn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

81. 80. CG cs,EsSI,i T \ + : cofGKsss-sss Ti ) :
CATERS Mt j. A. GRIGG'S.
apZS Tenth and Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

TENERAL AGENCY OFFICE FOR
" MACHINES AND MANUPAGTU8ES Qs
aoyIToR SEWiId- MACHINE, which makes
three stitches. q. The WHITE SEWlS6-AA"
menis. Both sold low on easy lnstaIments. i. i.
Gibbs, szie9man. 8. The CHAMPION 20, WASHING. " @
~ low nricss g. Yearslry's Chester county, Pa.I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FERTILlZER.a y superior ar
''ei' VIZ 4e-s'' IOfiN B. CRENSHAw.
m 2.cod3m No. l6 Ninth streer, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

and all other styles OF genuine Singer 3iach!ncs at
equally reduced prices. Though these machines
have been reduced one half In price the quai's WI
be maintained at It's highest standard.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

NOR RENT. THOSE TWO SpLEN-Ma
Il DIDLY-CONSTRUCTED aud WELL-Lo- III
GATED WHOLESALE STOKES. now nn9 i2r Sc
Co. corner of Thirteenth and Cary streets. tor i
large business theycNcrl any on Cary street. ror
particulars apply to ROhtRI u. IL lNE'.
my M WrS-3t Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

co LADIES BUCKLE NEW S@s8
.rN. reRaS at j. A. GRIGG'S. <NssAs
aD2s Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

VIOR RENT, DWELLING No. 5Nss
Il south Third street; nine rooms; bathroom A..A
| and modern improvements. >.
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

T.. 3. SrENCE e SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-09

TOR RENT, THE STORE ON THESs
A southwest corner of Main ana Fifteenth 81
streets with building IN rear. fronnug on Fifteenth
street Apply to JAMES IHoatAs- *.
NV SOW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
ROBBERY IN NEWARK

Mr. Jabez Elverson, pawnbroker, doing business
on the corner OF Bank and Halsey streets. Newark.
discovered yesterday morning that during the night
before his place robbed Of about $4,000 worth OF
Watches diamonds and other jewolry II appears that
Mr. Elvcrson startled business only two months ago
and advertised for clerk having knowledge Of the
value OF diamonds, jewelry, &c. Ono George
W. Taylor applied, presented = batch OF first
class testimonials and gavo practical evidence
OF his qualifications He hired, Mr. EMERSON
having so mucn confidence in him that no allowed
him TO sleep in the establishments, In spare room
over tho store. The business prospered, but having
drilled his Mr. Elverson discharged Taylor and put
the In his place. Taylor was allowed still TO sleep
tho place and TO have access TO the olhcc He told
New York. and he desired tho return OF his certil-
Gates CT character. For some reason not OK
plaincd Mr. Elverson refused to accede TO tho
request On Saturday night the place was closed as
usual by young EMERSON. On going to tho shop yes.
terday morning the latter found that the sale had
been opened and tho ontiro stock OF diamonds,
watches. &c, stolen The property included 6fty
gold watches, Gly silver watches and largo lot Of
diamond and othor finger rings Upon an exam
found that be and all his clothing were MISS
Ing also. A door leading to the store had been
broken open. Mr.. Elvorson, OF course, believes that
Taylor is tho thief. He communicated his suspicious
the police and careful search Of Newark has been
made, but without discovering single Glow 10 Tay.
lors whereabouts reward OF $500 has been offered
for his arrest He Is about twcnysix years OF age.
i've feet ton inches high, dark complexion, with .
smooth Taco except very slight mustachc. He came
originally from Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
FIRE IN WILLIAM STREET.

Shortly after SIX O'Clock last evening fire was dis
covered on the second floor OF the nvo story building
In tho rear OF No. 100 william street. The flames
progressed rapidly and second alarm sounded
IN anticipation OF an EXTENDED connagration but tho
efforts OF tho nrcmcn confined tho damage to the roar
building Owing to tho absence OF most OF tho sur
fcrers tho Losses could not be fairly estimated, but
believed they will not fall short oil $50, 900.
THE LOSSES.
Following arc tho losses far as could be asccr.
taincd:-J. Rcdhcad's baking powder mandatory,
occupying FIRST floor and basement OF rear building
total loss OF stock and lxtures Il. Rauth, machnst
and model maker, loss OF tools and stock, S. O00 c.
J. Schenck's paper box mandatory, occupying tho
three TOD floors, total loss OF stock and mach inory:
damage 10 building, $4,000 The drug house OF eli
ford sherman The front building suffered OF
$40, 600 by water.
While inc nrcmen were changing tho pipes from tho
rear TO tho side OF tho building accident occurred
That rendered two members oil the force incapable Of
duty Foreman Mclaughlin and Fireman McCarty
wero thrown over by the pipe which they were chang
ing and tho latter who was prccpiiated FULLY fifteen
feet from tho extension Of an adjacent building sus
taiued severe internal injuries and had a wrist
sprancd. Iic was removed TO Chambers Street Hos
pitaL Foreman Mclaughlin was struck on the head
by the pipc stunned, but later in tho evening no
mad recovered from tho effects Of the blow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
A RAIDING ROUNDSMAN.

There christening last evening at the resi-.
douce Of james Brown, No. % Rector strcos, whero
many OF his friends wcro present. Between eleven
and twelve O'Clock Mr.. Brown, Mr. Campbell and
several other young men appeared before Ser.
gcant Slater, at tho Church street police
station, and reported that while standing
IN front OF tho above number roundsman had ap-
preached Thorn and dubbed several Of thom Eight
or ten young men-all sober-corroboratcd the above
statements and accused the roundsman oil being drunk
Sergeant Slater took tho complaint OF Mr. Campbell
and the of tho Witnesses and calling out Of bed
Sergeant leap sent him In search OF tho alleged RAID
ing roundsman, whose name was subseq uentiy
ascertained to be Cahill. When Sergeant Heap
60 home, aud when ut ono O'Clock this morning the
wriIor-who was prcsent whom the christening party
made the tho Churcn street station
obtain the statement OF Roundsman Cahil Sergeant
WEIGH, who had charge OF the desk, was unable to
give any particulars beyond tho record his pre-
decessor had mado on tho blotter
Tho statement Of Mr.. Brown, made to the HERALD
reporter at ono A. N. to-day, is as follows
MR.. browns STATEMENT.
He says that last night no invited number OF gen-
tlemen friends to attend the christening OF hts child
They spent the evening quietly, ana were the eve
OF sevss oeok sn'n
Twenty seventh precinct, advanced and commanded
him .get out Of there" Brown he stood In the
doorway, said no lived there, whercupon CahilI hit
him u violent blow in the stomach with hts club Ho
ran up stairs followed by the officer, soon re-
turned and struck John Campbell, who lives oppo-
followed t up with another blow that sent the
young fellows hat flying across the street John
Bre.nan, who . was with : Campbell, was struck
two policemen. While tncy worc there, talking 10
Sergeant Slater, Cah WINS brought In. The sergeant
sald sIct smell your breath" and added, sYoure
drunk Cahill was unable TO walk across tho floor
straight aud tho complanants were advised to press
tho charge against him This thoy say. they viii do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
LOOK AT YOUR BILLS.

Tho Bankers Association Of this city hrs compiled
list OF counterfeit bills that now being freely
circulated in this city and State The association
demns tho officers OF tho Secret Service Department
for their inactivity breaking up tho engravcrs
and manufacturers OF the "queer." Tho following
arc the most prominent bills now In circulation -
NEW York CIrY.-First National, $50; Central
National Bank, $500; Commercial, $50; Shoe and
Leather, SO; frsdcsmans, $40; State OF New York.
$40 and 81 Mechanics, $50 $40 and 49, St. Nicholas
s.; New York Banking Association.
NEW York STArR-First National OF Palmyra, $50
and 81; Tioen, Oswero, $40 and So; First, Elmira,
800; City, Uticn, 500 Flrcmans and Merchants.
Buffalo, $lo; Oneida, $40; City National Albany $40;
FIRST National Lockpori, $40; Highland, Newburg,
$40.
National, Peekskiil. $40 and 50; City
Bank Poughkecpsic, $40 and So; FIRST National,
Poughkeepsie $40 and So; Rochester, SO; Central,
$40; Mutual Troy, $50 and $40; First, whitehall $40;
Undertook, $2a
NGw JERsEY-Flrst National Of Pen1eld. $40.
ONO First National, Cincinnati, SO and IS;
First National. Chicago, $40 and 81 There are also
other counterfeit bills the Portland, Providence
Boston and Philadelphia banks.
in circulation and we'll designed The only popularity
Is IN The picture of Adams the being much
smaller than In Tho genuine bills There a number
OF nifty dollar bills circulation, but the paper Is stir
and dark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Tenerins Oct brig varnum Hill. Baxter
'0s ssd o sales al : % ~ % cs Chase Indian
Ocean Oct 2. George x Mary, Chase, do nm. xp -
Provinessoxn, SIN bark Tucker. Baker M, DO;
nh. do. brig i 4 Bsrsiow. Road. Nib. do
T
the leo in 50 80 and found y The heaviest pack known
donss fog was only able to take two tho fog
drawback all the fleet .hs It continued through
thnned ias; went 10 - awronce BAY discharge
which w a n mhae
oath ship striking iceberg OF Har
Ing ont oeoid 60, a the leak and stopped we
re,ehcd Point haow where we repaired tho damage TO
having south sde Of Point Borrow to avoid
@ r.. ~ tho as se %
the north Of the Point broke adrlf and down
helpless tho bcScS ~ners ws brought up against
noe csyns onr adas head 90. and
lay jammed in by the within 200 yards Of the beach,
had e.nvhe an.hippei tho rudder repaired i. and
tho 18th stored to ccar OF the ice. which
the ship. ,'i lad 'se ing seora this. ' found
s e.. ni a"
ss snip not ssng n osnon TO cope wa as so
right whale ground alf over, whales. 80 kept
away from this port had very opgh passage down NJ
vessels abandoned Of their except
two that got lahore from The bark IT,
Bark Dawn S San INC 5oT ao 47s Ms
made on Barrow and to
ca NV nr q. Bay the s lee to pane
BARROW leo ss coming shore worked and found the
ssp Sept s and
came through onnimak Passage Oct 2
Bedford BY Iaoc Of
NIB who will immediately 1T hor for an Atlantic Ocean
letter from car. Martin Of schr YIN s XII ., Bo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
A WOMAN MISSING.

james Farrell, his wife, Mary Ann, and their four
children have until very recently been residents OF
Chcsgo Thor oldest child is but eight years OF age,
the youngest but nine months. When tho latter was
born the mother became insane and she was takcn to
the Charity Hospital in Chicago. Recently she had
fully recovered that she given her liberty, and
when restored TO kor husband, work bong scarce,
the lito family came Fast. In Jersey City
Saturday Farrell found lodgings. as his means
were very limited he barganrd Tor but single small
room IN Montgomery street, ucar Henderson. To ths
he conveyed hs wife aud little ones, but the woman
on seeing IL became enragcd, and scoldcd the man BIT
tcrly for bringing her to such place The landlady
annoyed by the scoding wife, returned Farrell his
money and ordered hun 10 leave He began to PACK
up their few effects, and In tho meantime the wifc
went out alone upon the street This was at eevcn
O'Clock last evening. When the husband reached tho
street tho woman was nowhere to be found, and the
being reported to police headquarters general
alarm was sent out IL IL believed that tho woman
threw herself III the river, toward which she went
rho husband and children arc At the FIRST precinct
police station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
PROBABLE FOUL PLAY.

On Thursday evening last MI Thomas whitman, OF
Port Richmond, confidential clerk In the employ OF
Mumford Thompson Co., sugar rcnners of this city,
LETT the Office, No. 81 Wall street, and proceeded by
way OF tho Central Railroad OF Now Jorsoy 10 Bergen
Point On arriving there no too atc to catch tho
ierryboat 10 the Kills and wont back TO the
Strngham Hotel for the night Alter supper he spent
tho evening playing q friendly game Of cards
with OF the members oil tho house.
retiring early At five O'Clock Friday morning
he left tho hoto and proceeded toward tho Terry land
Ing accompanied part OF tho way by Captain stephen
Whitney, OF tho Bayonno police, who was tho last
person known TO have soon him allvc. About ninc
O'Clock sho Same morning Mr. Whitman's ovcrcoat
found tho beach near the ferry landing with
tho sleeves turned inside out The coat sent to
his friends on Staten Island and By thcm identified
as hts, from papers In the pocket Ono dollar in
change and gold secvo button also found.
A singular circumstance connected with the affair is
that Mr. Whitman's hat was found Saturday wxh
quantity OF white sand in II the spot whore tho
coat was found. IL Is thought It was placed there
during tho night 10 mslead. His friends and IA num-
Der OF boatmon from Staten Island engaged yes
terday graphing for Tho body in Kills but with
out SUCCESS. Mr.. Whitman the OF CAPTAIN
Stephen whitman, ono OF the Trustees of Port Rich.
mond, was twenty -scven years OF age steady
mcstic In his habits able business and in
receipt OF a largo salary. HIS family consists OF
wife and child, living at snug Harbor II Is said
he had large sum OF money In hrs possession when
he left tho Office on Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05

STEAMER CuAs II NoRrHAx from New Haven for Now
York became disabled Oh Matnicock Point ut IA 4th
iust, and towed TO New York.
smr UrcLx Tony sold auction at Caiiso 4th nit
Her hull, salts rigging nc were sold IN lots the
whole $4,000 II understood that this
sci will BIO repaired and placed again In service
ScuR PERT Davis into unknown schooner od
Blncksonc Island Potomac River, on Wednesday night
and had both Of her carried away Tho tismnsted
vessel towed up to Alexandria ann now Hos at tho ship
ynrd
scun ARREs GATES At New London with coal, laying
bull warks plankng stovc In by
beating against the piles during the storm OF FRIDAY Loss
slight. VIII repair here
YAcur ARxL Of the seawanhaka Club has been sold by
Com swan Oyster Bay to parties In California FOR
ST. O0O, and she Is being fitted Tor the voyage
YAcar CYcLoxr from Staten Island, owned by Mr.. I'm
derwood Stapicon ST. was burned In Huntington har-
on Tuesday night at about IL ocock The vessel
ia charge Of Sailing Master knsey, who on his
with her the shipysrd OF Horny kctchsm whore she
Repairs knsey was s.eep In the esnin at
have caused tho cxp.sieh OF lamp and swokc TO
ma surrounded with flames lie immediately gave
the persons cnur out from the shore and
effort scutte her but AS she was grounded
the found 10 10 an impoesibty and sbc
burned the watcr's edge Her sails ballast,
good that shc BIO haned on the ways Of Hrnrys
kctchnm and probably bv rebuilt The vessel was valued
S7.pD aud insured for $500
gRrpcyrosr Nov "a all schooner driven ashore
on Norwalk Reef during the storm Of yesterday.
Whilo on the tho wind tore hor sails TO shcds
CALLso Oct is-Ship westned (Br) Leayitt before
completing repairs hcre sailed Tor The Guano
Deposits on tho 10Th nit. TN the second inst sue
from this asking Tor assistance On proceeding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
A FRACTURED SKULL.

Aaron Levy, tailor, living at No. 149 Grand street.
corner OF Mott called in Ofoer Mitchell last night
and told him that thcre had been o
fight IN tho house and that thero was
man In ono OF the rooms up stairs who
needed medical attendance. Tho Officer went 10 the
room whore tho man lying, and found
II In most disordcred condition. rhe chairs
md table wcro overturned, aud things gen.
orally indicated that row had taken
name Charles turner Of No SO Ninth avenue.
Hc was in the employ OF Lovy, and some
times slept In his house. Ho could not
give tho name OF tho man with whom no had
qunrrcled though he had frequently seen him about
the house. Turner was taken to Chambers Street
Hospital whcrc II was found that mis- skull was frac-
tured by q blow apparently doalt with pitcher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
BRITISH HEROES OF TRAFALGAR.
From tho London Daily Telegraph.

From tho London Daily Telegraph
Looking back through the long vista Of sevcnty-two
years 10 the day when Nelson's immortal signal in.
sprcd the victory Of Trafalgar 1T seems hard
licvc tbn. we have sli amons us group OF officers
who then helped to tho naval supremacy Of Eug
land. We regard Waterloo hero MS q relic OF
the remote past far away appears that 'loud Sab
bath" on which Wellington "shook the spoler
down." But Trafalgar fought ten years
before tho great European convusion ended
On the plains OF Belgium, and ten years,
when men get past the Scrptura limit Of human
lie, is an age. Nevertheless, Sunday last October
III seven venerable officers celebrated each in his
quiet home and, doubtless, with many a proud and
cary OF England's greatest light. Their names arc
as ioows:-Admral OF tho Fleet, Sir George Rose
Sartorins, *. Z. Is, who Is now in hts cgh " Gig nth
year, ana entered tho navy June, 1901 fought as a
Iniushpman on board the Tonnant; Admiral Robert
Patton, now in his eghty-sovcntn year, who entered
the navy February l, 1904, as midshipman ia the
Beerophon; Admiral William Ward Perciva
Johnson who entered tho navy July p
1908, was mdshpnlan OF tic Victory: Vice
Admiral spencer Smyth, who entered tho navy
IN March, lS03 was midshipman in tue Defiance:
Commander Francis Harris was first class volunteer
In tho Tcmcrairo; Commander William Weary fwho
Is now in his cghtyntih year, and who entered tho
navy February g. 1900, rst class in tho
Achillc; and Lieutenant Colonel James Fynmorc R.M
was midsnipman OF tho Africa. The tolown Is list
Britannia, Tdm6raire. Neptune, lcviathan, Con
queror Agamemnon, Africa, AJAX, ORION, Minotaur
Spartiate, Dcllcisle, Mars, Beilerophon, Colossus
Ach!ile, Drcadnoughi, Poyphcmas, Revenge, Swift
sure Defiance, Ihundefer, Dcieuce. Tonnant, Prince
phnbc, SIRIUS, Euryalus, Najad, Entrcprenantc ana
PICK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov s-Arrived, bark B Sewcomb (Br,, New
comb. New York.
Sailed Sd ships Beethoven tBr), Smith, Now Orleans;
Helvctia (Beig), Ncilsen, New York.
AMSTERDAM Nov 3--Arrved. BARK Abigail 3r). HILBERT,
Philadelphia.
BREMEN Nov Arrived. bark Jason (Ger). Grimm. New
York
So led Sd, ships Carl o;er. Bockelmann Now Orlcans
Humboldt t;er Cornelius New York; bark Louis Gcr)
zimmerman. Tybee Eft
CALCUTTA. Nov 3-Arrved. ship Ice King, Burr Boston,
DEAL Nov 4-Arrived. ship Tolnxton (Br). Robbins,
Philadelphia Hull
GREESocx. Nov 3-Arrived. bark Granville Belle (Br)
Purdy, Chatham. NIB.
HArpuac Nov 2-Arrivod brig Oriental Ger, Meyer,
New York.
HAvnw. Nov 2-saiied, ship Crusader (Br), Durkee,
United States.
Hull. Nov 3-saied. Europa for Pensacola.
LivKRpooI. Nov 4-Arrivoc bark Benny Doom, Colo,
New York.
MovLLE, Nov 2-Arrvcd, steamer Sandman (r), Dut-
ton, Montreal Tor Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH Nov ARRIVED, steamer Gellert (Ger),
Berends. Now York for Hamburg land proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 3-Arrived, bark " Heard (Br,,
Robbins. Now York.
Arrived at do 4th, 7:3o P ", steamer AdrAtic (Br).
Perry. Now York for Liverpool land proceeded,.
Also 80 n, steamer City of Chester
(Br, 1ibbiss, Now York for Liverpo land proceeded
WEsrPoRT, Nov 3-Arivod schr Annie Conant.
Crowell, Baltimoro.
LONDON, Nov 4-Bark Ukraine Meichor. from Troon for
Matanzas, has put into Cadiz dismastcd.
Bark Augustine Kobbo. Carver. from Bangor has boon
down tho waters edge In a collision Liverpool.
WEATHER REPORT
HoLrnrap, Nov 4-wind sw, blowing gallo and show.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

MEDiTERRASKAs sEA-sARDINtA.
Tho following information has been received from
tenant Comm ander II II Gorrrge. USN. commanding US
steamer Gettysburg:-
BUpgLLo (Budeb IsLAYp-A rock. rising IL feet
out OF water lies 100 south Of tho Sc point OF the
island.
cAGLtARI GULY-Terribe shoa does not exist diligcnt
search was mazda for by the Gettysburg without nndng
any trace OF it, Lieutenant Comma nder Gorringe Also
states that neither officers the native pilots
nor the fishermen know any thing about II. -
SAN PErRo IsLAND-Gored do rock carefully searcheu
for by an ofcer from the Gettysburg and one ana haii
days In the OF its assigned position
and its vicinity within Of mile. Native pilots
coasters fishermen aud fishermen al deny the exist
OF such rock, to he doubt that
the Goedo rock is identical with tho southeast extremity
OF tho rect making from 0enia rolut.
CAPK TEsrA-The rocks marked of the south point OF
Cape Testa do exist There largo rocks cosc
In with six fathoms boats length from then ana two
fahom patch % yards south Of the southern rock Rocks
above aud below surface cxteud 600 yards from the
western shore OF tho cape.
BY order OF the Bureau Of Navigation.
US HYDRoGRAPHic OFrcE, WASHINGTON, DC, Oct 20.
1877. $500 =