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From the Union.
OEEICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
A ppOJNTNIFN rs BY THE PRESIDENT.

OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
James Hoban, Attorney OF the United States
for tho District of Columbia, from the Sd instant,
in the place of PhilipR Fcndall whose commission
will on that day cx)irc
Robert white, Collector of the Customs, George
town D. c. vice Henry Addison, whose commits
sion will expire July 8, 1915.
Charles Lnslcy Attorney OF the United States
for the district of Vermont, from :he 22d Instant in
the place of Charles Davis, whose commission will
rSat dav expire.
Thomas b. Hahn. as Deputy Postmaster at Ca
nandai gua New York, in the place of Jonas M
Wheeler whose commission expired on the 29'h
uimo.
James Fischer SURVEYOR and Inspector OF the
revenue ut Pawtuxet, Rhode Island, vice Pelcg
Aborn, whose commission will expire July I'D
1915.
William Nichols collector OF the customs at New
buryport. Mas vice Henry w. Kinsmau, whose
commission will expire July 10th, 1918
NAVY DEP ARTMENT. -oRDEas.
JUSE 80, 1910
Carpenter William ID. jenkins, detached from
receiving ship North Caroline, and to the MarioA'
Midshipman George Nj. Ransom, leave two
months.
Midshipman n. Simons. leave two months.
JuLY2
Lieutenant Edmund Lanicr, ordered to the re-
ceivng ship at Baltimore.
I'd Assistant Engineer Daniel Murphy, and 81
Assistant Engineer ]. r. Drybursh, ordered to the
steamer Mississippi.
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING JULY /,
Amount of the several issues outstand-
ing July |, 1915, as per records of 80
this Office Sioo,Sof 10
Deduct cancaled notes in the hands of
the accounting officers s'ooo W.
1871 4e4 IS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, July 3, lS45.
II DnriS
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EAMPHINE.-Call at SPALDING'S and buy
~ your CANIPHINE, if you wish to get good
article, as it is manufactured here and always fresh
which is much better than the Ca:nphinc that comes
from New York as that is stall before it gets here
and by buying Camphnc from him you are sure to
get ,od article and at the same time encourae e
tOme Manufacture. March ID
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nON'F YOU READ THIS! For if YOU do

nON'T YOU READ THIS! For if you do
~ yon mayhnd something TO please you, that is
that am determined 10 sell my Guns Pistols
Powder Fl1sks, Shot Bags and every article in the
Sporting Line, cheaper than ever and if you want
TO he fitted out with new Gun and Appara ttls lust
call at tine Sign of tho Mammoth Gun, where you can
also have your Flint Gun turned into Percussion or
any other work rcquired.o be done in the Guns
NTH line. So don't forget Door East of the
Old Dominion Office, if you want bargains
Dec j. a. SPALDING.
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ENRESH MINERAL WATERS.-Wc take
L pleasure in informing the public generally that
we have received and will keep constantly NJ du ing
the season, a full supply of " WHITE SULPHUR
WATER" from the celebrated Spring in Green
bricr County, Va.
This wafer, which has been for several wears
transported from the White Sulphur Springs, in
Greenbricr County in this State, enjoys grcat rcpu-
taton throughout the United Stats, and is now
very generally used, and its virtues cxtollcd as
remedial agent i'll bilious diseases incident to- y
warm climttc, dyspepsia, cOstivencss, iLuudicc
chronic rheumatism, govt, dropsy, in affrction OF
the breast occasoned by disease OF tic stomach or
liver, neural gia, and nrtvous diseases in general
chronic inf Imatior of the kidneys and bladder.
and urcthra {; piles s;rofUa and crup ions or othcr
affections of the skin; i'll conditioned ulcers nncr-
cura dis eases, &c. &c, all of which is attcstcd bv
the highest names in the medi;al profession. and
many others who have for years used this water,
both dtand when removed from the fountain
SARATOGA WATER, from the Congress, Union.
Pavilion and Iodine Springs in New York in quart
and pint bottles.
CHALYBEATE. MINERAL WATER. an active
and lasting Tonic. general view Of the analysis
OF this water, will SHOW that stands the first in
rank Of the highly concentrated Chaybearcs, -
consequently il acts as Tonic, increasing the
strength of the system, raising the force Of circu
huon, giving tone to the degstivc organs aur.
mcnt'ng the lnuscu lar vIgOur, add promoting the
Cxcrci1ns II is of course advantagcousy employed
in those diseases i'm which Iron is principally used
such as 1meno,rlien. ChloroSis stotes Of Dfe.
noTriagtd, Leucoyrien, DgSprpsia, Scr0puia and Gu
rious firms Of Chronic Debility.
- The only Agents for WIN. y. CALwELL, pro-
prictor Of the =" White Sulphcr Spring )" arc Nj. a.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and
CHAS. II. HEINfTSH, Agent,
High street. 4;h door below Middle,
IFat~r y
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I'D ATHlNG TUBS with Baruum's Heating
~ Apparatus. the most complete article of the
kind cxtant, Cream Freezcrs, Wine Coolers and a.
large and general assortment Of all kinds of Tin
and Copper Wares mn be had at the lowest prices
at the Copper and Tin Factory Corner OF Hirh
and Crawford streets.
June WEI d. ROBERTS Jr
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&25 REW ARD. -Ran away nn Snn.

EARD.-P. s A. p. HOW, Engineers, Iron and
" Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk Are
now prepared TO contract for exccutngan any kind Of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, and Machinery in general.
Orders left at C. & c. Reds No . Newton.
Wharf or Mr.. John Nash, Corner of High and
Crawford street, Portsmouth, will be promptly at
tended to- Nav I2-6n,
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DIE ID,

In Norfolk, on Sunday morning after ar illness
of several weeks, MIR. GEORGE DAsHIELL, in the
9th year of his age.
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Is CHANcERY.


Elcy Edwards, Phebc Edward and Willis Ed
wards, George Edwards and Emanuel Edwards,
Defendants
This dav came the compliments by their Attor.
ucy, and il appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that tho defendant, Ely Edwards il not an
inhabiiant of this State, motion of the com
plainants by their Attorney. il is ordered that the
said Elcy Edwards do appear here on the rst Mon
day in September next, and answer the bill of
the compliments, and that a cory of this Order he
forthwith inserted for two months successfully in
the Chronicle and Old Dominion. NcwsDarcr
publishcd in the town Of Portsmouth, and another
copy posted at the front door of the Court House of
this county. a COpy-Tcstc
June % -11w2m " p. YOUNG Clerk
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FNODECORATORS, GRAIN PAIN
4 TIERS, ARTISTS, AND OTHERS.-PrepaTed
Imitation Wood Coioura, calculated TO save the
workmcn much time and abour, usually consumed
IN grinding, mixing and preparin his own colours.
They have more beautiful appearance, smooth
er in the working and free from gritty Particles
Oak Colours and Mahogany Colours Just re.
crivcd bv G.. HALL & CO
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THE PICTORIAL ELEMENTARY Spell.
i LING BOOK being improvement on the
american Spelling Book, by Noah Webster, L. D.
We have received a supply Of the above Spelling
Book, and arc prepared 70 SUPPLY any orders for
the same. w. n. HODGES & co.
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them in the coffin with the decrease. No "ne was
ever more honnrably accompanied TO the grave, and
he slept with his fathers Btdc6lcCOd
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I LIBRARY OF CHOICE READING. -
~ The Age of Elizabeth, by William Hazitt.
Aso, Journal OF an African Cruiser; compris-
ing sketches Of the Cansrics, the Cape de Verbs,
Liberia, Madeira Sierra Leone, and other places of
interest on the West Coast Of Africa, by an officer
Of the S. Navy. For sale by
June 25 G. HALL & co.
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TRUSTEES sALE.-Pursuant to Deed Of
IL Trust from Isaac Il. Bagley and Elcauor w
W, his wife, bearing date on the 2Oth day of
May, l543, and Of record i'm the Clerks Office of
Norfolk County. to secure certain debts duo TO
the Bank of Virginia, will be sold bcforelhc Court
House Door. in the town Of Portsmouth, on WED.
NESDAY, the 10Th July, at II o'clock. a public
auction for cash. all that certain piece or parcel of
Land in Portsmouth, described as follows, to wit
The western half Of the Lot Of Land which was
purchased by Walter Gwvnn from John Ruttcr
and wife, by deed, dated Sth October, 1886. and
Is thus described in that deed, commencing on
the south side Of High street in Portsmouth, four
icct aud an half east from the corner Of the Brick
Houee owned by said Ruucr, thence running II
High street castwafdiy forty-two feet six inches.
more or less, to its intersection with Water street
thence southwardly on Water stree, sjxfy feet.
thence wcstwardly for'y-two feet six inches more
or less, t. the Brick House lot thence northwatdly
sixty feet to the beginning on High street: uron
the lot thus described Double Tenement Brick
Ware House has been erected the centre Of the
partition wall Of which running back from High
street to the back 81 the lot constitutes the dividing
line between the western half sold 10 the said T. r.
Bag'cy, aud the eastern haf retained by the said
Gwyun. JNO. A. CHANDLER, .r,
WIN. RI. WILSON, ''u''csS'
Jruc o. fl
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SHIP NEW $
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
MONDAY July Z.

MONDAY july a.
ARRIVED,
Baroue Bachelor Horton, from New Orleans, Is
DAYS bound to Richmond, to Dickson s. Mallory,
win ndze to j. IL. Johnston. J. Wills, Robertson
& Branda, A. s. ii. Harris, j. Gordon Co., w.
II. Taylor & Co., and G. Wingheld.
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TUESDAY, July s.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Herald, Russell, I'm Baltimore.
Schr Brilliant, Lcavitt, I'm Charleston, in days,
to Williams, Staples & Williams.
Sloop Augusta, Moore, fm Richmond, with coal
20 Ferguson q Milhado.
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ENRUIT-FRUIT.-F FITZGERALD has lust
n received and offers for sale the following art-
clcs on pleasing terms. Call and cxamiIe for
yourselves.
d. boxes French ant Cicily Lemons
81 do ORANGES
80 do Bunch Raisins
10 DO East India Ginger, fresh and good
% dozen Lemon Syrup-ll boxes Rock Candy
8 boxes West India Preserves
10 bbls and 10 bags Brazil Sugar
S bales Almonds and Walnuts
10 cases Olives and Capcrs
20 jars Spanish Olives
case Pruues, in small jars
50 NJ Spanish Imported Seg"rs
Also, constantly on hand and made to order,
Ice Cream, Of various havors- Mineral Water
Soda watcr-and Fitzgcrald's Sarsaparilla Mead,
kept icy cold July and August will be very warm
weather, then call at Fi|gerald's and qucnch your
thirst with his celebrated Creams, Mineral and So
ola Waters, aud Sarsaparilla Mead.
Rccollcct Fitzgerald will leave nothing uudonc
to give entire satisfaction.
Main street, opposite J. w Brough's Store,
July7 Norfolk.
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1871 4e4 -

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, July ., lS45.
r. II. GILLET, Register
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05
loFrtCiSL.
TEXAS NAILS.
puSr OFFICE DEPARTMur.

august 2bth., lSlb.
Ordcrcd, Thatmoils bc duly made m, at
New Orleans and Mobile, aud transmitted. by
the steamboats, and other vessels i'm tlic~ scrvicc
oi the government, FROM those ports to Gal
weston and Corpus Christi, in Texas, a. often
a. S'ld iratS or vessels shall perform trips To
those places. Said mails will be- placed under
the iron mail lock, aud keys lor said lock will
b. furnished by said postmastcrs to- the post
master ol Galveston, and "a the captains OF
said steamboats, or other vessels; also, spa,e
mail bags.
The poStmastcrs of New Orleans and Mo
bile Will keep a separate account with the
postmaster ol Galveston. uG all unpaid postage
ON mail matter sent Tor delivery at the place.
They will keep a sepeIate account with each
captain for like postage on all unpaid matter
seiit by him Ia Corpus Christi, or AMY place
10 vhich he may sail other than tialveston-
The postmaster ul Galveston will collect, ac-
count Tor, and pay over to the pos,lnastcI al
New Orleans, or Mobile, (as the case may bc.
all hostages ON mail matter delivered by him
not prepaid. And the several Captains alorc.
said will, in like manner, collect, account for
and pay uyer, where they deliver the letters
&c; which delivery they ARE td make at al
places at which they touch other than Calves
ton.
Return mails will be made up and forward
ed by the postmaster of Galveston; and mail
matter from Corpus Christi and other places
will be- received and brought by the captdin
aforesaid; which mails and Matchmaker vii
he delivered into the postofiiCe of New Orleans
and Mobile, a. the case may be.
(Sigued) e. JOHNSON,
Post rnn.tpr Genpral,
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q. TO PHlNTERS,n-D

Owing Ia Impaired health. the Publisher Of
the WHEELING DAILY TIMES. is willing
10 dispose oi one halt al that cstabli shmcnt, 1T
Il very low rate. The paper is published
t'hILy Tat WI.KLy, aud WrERLy. has - large
anf increasing circula,ion, material entirely
new, and i The only WhiG paper in u popu-
forN county largely wing. 1t has also a very
lsi-c assortment al job Type ami Presses
The business al the office j. about $1,000 per
amum. II would ", " good investment of a
moderate capital ior a practical printer.
Address. I. T.. WHARTON.
Publisher Times, Uhoeiing, Va.
Aug. 81, 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

OHIO MONEi.-We base iow az ucca-
sionul view of D note uf The new Ohio state
banks. and we confess. though not, We believe,
or,r fond of that the love which is the root of
oil evil. 10 a very great rejoicing in a sight
tn icpf. Ths tens ol tn. State tiAnk are res
pe'tab'e. There is a substantial solid look
about them, an evidence OF wealth. They
leave tn impression ON the mind Of substan-
tial business and that the State from W whence
they are issued takes care Of its people. Thai
is money, Is the ingredient by which a state
Is made rich; 1t gives promise OF big barns,
comfortable houses. COOL price for produce
&c., while the old, little torn. ragged notes,
ST. Clair &c. bespoke nothing but squalij
poverty.
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which the higher branches of knowledge must
b. lost. when it is thought necessary tn veil
them from the world under mystical rites. OF
when men. instead oil forming them into an
organized system Of science. seek only an en-.
Pirical art OF operating wonders. Yeti, must
be remembered that no authentic r.co,d rc-
m ,inS ofth" existence Ut this knowledge a, so
remote q pcrlpi AMI its existence therefore is
merely conjecturcd frum monuments whicl,
were not thus Interpreted b. tn nations in
which they were found.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

TOBACCO.-We noticed few weeks ago
the reception Of some 30 hhdS, of tobacco, by
Mcssrs. Forsyth * Baker, from Tyler county
Va. 1t was nearly the first that had ever been
produced in that county. We, now learn
that there is in Tyler and Marshall both, a
tobacco growing spirit that promises to max,
those counties among the heaviest tobacco
counties in this region. There is great dcaI
of land now turned into tobacco there that wa,
never before cultivated. Success To il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

ADREADFUL DEED.-A shocking event
IS detailed in the Auburn papers, an awful
warning To those who are incorporate. A
Mr.. Fowler, not FAR from Stutplcn's tavern.
IN the town of Niles, was cruelty murdered by
ms iaihcr. II is said that the old man, who
was IN the habit of drinking TO excess. ON
monday night retired greatly intoxicated
Waking about = o'clock. Inc commenced nbi-
sing lbs wife, who at length, the door being
last made her escape through a window, pro-
cccding 10 her sons, at a short distance for
protection. The son wishing 10 protect the
house proceeded tliithcr; but upon opening
The door, was stabbed by tie father complete
~ through the body with a large sharp iron.
and upon falling. blows were repeated so that
ny the TINE another son had made his appear
ancc' mo- less than twelve horrible pashcs had
been inflicted. The son is said To- have b,cn
a woftly man. There was no hope Of his r..
CoycTy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

Us- During the low water more than hal
the goods that have reachedCincinnati from the
upper Ohio have gone from Wheeling on boat.
that went no higher up the river than Wheel
ing; yet i'll all their reports tho Cincinnati
papers have never mentioned Wheeling; but
30, down the whole as coming from PittsburL h.
We think this is not exactly fair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

CURE FOR DIARRHEA.-Three straw
berry leaves, eaten green, leach leaf or stem
has three lobes or divisions,) are an unfail-
ing and immediate cure for both the summer
complaint or dianhea, and of the ~dysentery.
Newspapers by publishing the above will
be instrumental in relieving an immense
amount of suffering, and o. saying many valu-
able lives.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

The Louisville Journal notices the fact tina,
a gentleman during a short ride ON the day
previous had sen six horses that had fallen
dead from hard driving while returning from
camp meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05
Postmaster General.
A MONSTER OF THE DEEp.-yve bo,

~ NipANol I'm Or lf1E ZEE udu
the satisfaction yesterday (says the New York
Commercial Advcrtiser) of examing the fossil
remains oi an enormous creature. apparently
OF the serpent kind and of maritime habits.
which Were discovered recently hy DR.. Koch,
about two feet beneath the surface of a prairie
in Alabama Words can give but a iaintide
OF the enormous bulk indicated by these stony
substitutes for the bones that once composed
the framework of the animal As they lie,
carefully replaced in their original order, they
stretch out tn the vast length of a hundred and
fourteen feet; but Is apparent that some of the
joints near the tail are wanting, and they touch
each other as they lie, whereas there must
have been intervals between the joints, once
filed with cartilage; so that the length of the
living animal was probably from a hundred
and twenty five TO u hundred and thirty feet.
The form of the vcrtcbre and of the head is
cSCellcntly preserved, and the remains have
suffered very little from exposure or accident.
Some twenty-five or thirty of the ribs are in
their places, showing that the diameter OF the
creature must have been six feet or more; and
ii seems To- have been provided with II pair oil
large and immensely powerful fins or paddles
at the termination OF tie neck.
The name oil 'Monsttons H~ydargos' has
been given To this stupcndous animal; and
well it may be called monstrous, for 1t greatly
SURPRISES in bulk all the antc-diluvian crea.
lures whose fossil relics have hitherto beer
Observation-Disclosures mammoth, mastodon
s%aryian, Missomium or iguanodon. The skel
cton of the latter presents, we believed length
of seventy feet or thereabout; but the hydrar-
Cos goes nearly fifty feet beyond. 1t is by fan
the greatest curiosity we ever saw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05
\ SPIDER CATCHING FISH T1,o

y SPIDER CATCHING FlSlf.-Tbc bI.
lowing curious occurrence, vas witnessed lbs
an artist, a friend of ours, while taking a
.hctch at a few miles distance from this civ.
last week. ltstrkes us a curious md novel
incident IA the natural history of the spider.
Ouf Trend had seated himself beside a clear.
Iinpid pool, led by a small stream, and was
1''I's'ly casting snail iragmcntsol some cake
spon Use water, which the numerous fish were
jumping after with greedy yomcity. All at
once hs observed % larrc spidcr carefully rreop
ing down thc limb If Il tree. which extended
INTO Tie water and as one Of the numerous
Isl came tp ihr top for 4 crunb of the cake
iicL@pider sniznd 81 with great dcNtcrity and
canicdit SAFELY To- thc shore. nntv itlntIrIiuo
lltc i,lt wa- at ledst at inch and o half pp
.tcugb-Pih. CtIoH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

In the comedy of Cline Works Wonders,
Douglass Jcfrold says-"Women are all alike.
When they're maids, they're mild as milk
Once make EN- wives, and they lean their
backs against their marriage certificates and
defy YOU" ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

The completion of the rail road to Xenia
enables the mail from here TO reach Cincinnati
at 2 o'clock A. NJ. and it is now taken To
Louisville by the morning boats. Increased
speed about II hours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05

The Business men and Hotel keepers of
Cincinnati have issued a card d~enoumcing
runners and refusing to ratronize boats that
employ them. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05
COMMERCIAL RLCORD.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE & ADyER- )
T1SER OFFICE Z

>. IUESDAP, September End.
Flour is about the same as at the close If
tie previous week, and fresh ground arrives
very slowly. Old stock is selling from store al
-, 2o@3.374. From wagon fresh readily
brings S3,374@3,5 80 " Dbl. Sales of Prime
Sugar at &c, and 30 bbIs MoIasscs at SIC
generally the latter is held at sac. Sc was
refused Tor a considerable lot Of key Butter I'M
store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05
LATE FROM THE SANDWICH ISL

ANDS AND Observation-Disclosures from
the Sandwich Islands to- the 10th NAV. has
been received at New York. The death of
Hanlillo, one of the Kings envoys to the Uni
ted States, England and France, is announced.
Twenty'six OF the Van Dieman's Land prison
ors had arrived at Honolulu, ON their way to
the United States. A severe gale at LaIaim
damaged the whaling feet at anchor in the
roads, To the extent of $40, 900. The Ameri-
can whale ship Averick was lost at the Society
Islands with 800 bbls oil-no lives lost. In
Tahiti the state of public affairs remained un-
settled. The public mind seemed to be in
suspense, waiting the arrival of the English
Admiral. In the meantime, however, the
French arc carrying forward the public works
and iortliicaiions. The American Consul at
Tahiti has sent home the American ship Ii
moleon, under the command of Mr.. Brown.
Sailing Master of the u. S. brig Perry, on ac-
count oil the drunkenness OF the master of said
ship.
by the arrival Of the II. Bay Company's
borGuc Cowcrliiz, we have received adviccs
from Oregon. The Legislative committee of
Oregon had risen from the sitting adjourned
from juno last. The town at the Willamette
Falls Is Incorporated and at the election of
city council much spirit was exhibited. The
parties III politics are now IL. b. men and
Americans. Geo. Abcnclhy, Esq, is elected
mayor. The health of the country is remark
ably good. The season thus far had been warm
and exceedingly rainy. Much damage had
been done by high water in the country
Bal. CLIP.
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MORE FRADD-Wc saw a lot of b,u.
jlllS, principally Is altered to los. Quinc
Ston" lOsand sos, Eagle. o,idcncc-O.
Blackstone Canal and sos and SlOUs. Pr,
%iience. r%'irporiing 10 bc between Sand 500
when. IN ilct. the original value wa $50
Boston Atlas.