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Co Johnsons circular may misead some. not
otherwise advised, ,as the position occupied by me
in reference to the late Senatorial election and That
now occupied by me. ln that contest was the
firm and decided supporter of Gov. Yell; my pre-
ference was expressed openly and without DIS
guse. From the day to the State he
was my friend-never but once was our good un-
derstanding interrupted and then but short timc
and believe it was confined myself and did not
extend 10 him believed always possessed his
confidence, | know he did mine. and with as much
| truth as any man, can say, with Col. Johnson,
that 'iving he my friend, and dead, Know
his virtues and regre, his loss"
| The Senatorial election over, which was anx-
ious should have terminated differently. did not
feel inclined to continue a war which. as far from
being productive of good, world more likely ter
| inmate in the disastrous defeat of the democratic
party deemed il worse than useless 10 fan ex-
! istno flames, or foment intestine commoton when
peace and harmony were essential TO our continu-
ed success. Since the time of that election, have
had but little personal, and no political interco irse
wbntoyer. with Col. Ashley the editor of the
Democrat. Nor do know what position either
of them occupies with regard 10 myself in the
present contest | have not placed myself for
ward upon the grounds of my opposition or adhe
sion 10 nny man, and hope occupy position
before my party which will enable me to recevs
its united and warm support. should | be the no
minee of the Convention. Those romarks ar,
made slope in reference to myself and arc no. IN
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S66> TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF YES
MTN> SELS-Hslmes x sprngers Patent Steering Wheel
S22kk.Ihe neuon of ship masters aud owners s called
THIS the srerng OF vessels which
coop .,sy orviaes all the difficulties heretofore arising m
the Ordinary way Of applying the steering wheel msdel
can AM full description obtained by calling on
e2t rNttrlRVEtHT A. n William 81
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unrufhed bay in front and either side. at
burst upon the There in in front of the town
small island rising high above the surface of the bay
about two miles long and wide which is covered the
greater part of the year with the most heritage
of unrodden freshness This little Island is about three
miles the shore Between 1t and the town il tho
principal anchorage. Here vessels Of all nations rest
in safety ana peace and their flags displayed by the
aromatic breeze Two hundred yards from the shore,
there is twentyfour feet water and short distance
beyond that many fathoms. The beach imme-
dittely in front of the business part Of the
town sheivng but 1t will doubt short time be
filed and become the most valuable part of the place
The climate here s in the winter which is the rainy
season, damp and chilly During the balance Of the
year dry but chilly in consequences of the continual
strong winds from the north and northwest There is
but little variation in the atmosphere throughout the
yearthe thermometer ranging from fty-fve to
ty degrees Fahrenheit Yerba Buena is of the most
healthy places whole coast of the Pacific Sick
of any kind is rarely known among The
saubrty of the of the site Of the town
It's contiguty to the mouth of the baythe finest har
Dor the whole coast in fronthe rich and beautiful
country around it, all conspre to render it one of the
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best commercial points in the world. The town " new
having been laid or in 1899 by Capt John Voget-and
notwithstanding all the troubles in the country has
gradually increased in size ana Importance. II now
contains population Of about five hundred permanent
citizens Two years ago there but about two
hundred Three miles south Is the mission Dolores,
Mission creek, surrounded by small valley Of rich and
beautiful land The water from this creek can easily
be brought by of acqueducs to any point to sup
ply vessels F. the supply Of the citizens the best OF
well water is obtained in every part of the town. by
boring tue distance Of forty feet In going south from
Yerba Buen the traveller passes this neck
of land most delightful region interspersed with hills
valleys aud monntains-tbs valleys rich and beautiful
the Undiscovered with tall pines wood and ceder that
have wthstood tho tempest and whrwinds Of century
and the mountains rising in majestic grandeur to the
clouds in passing out the valley Of San Jose opens "a
the view in all The loneliness Of the climate OF Italy and
beauty of the tropics This valley is about sixty miles in
length and ten In width. The Pueblo, which means an
Incorporated town. is the principal place OF business for
the valley and Is about five miles from Santa Clara the
landing on the bay or as 1t Is termed here the embar
in lew hours ride reaches the Straits which separate
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r-zn DAILY EXCURSION TO THE ELY
grys- NSiAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN-On and after
Sskrad3dAn Sunday, July 18th the steamboat PIONEER
will make regular trips from Canal and Nineteenth street. d
rect TO the Fields Hoboken leaving the above
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The above is an accurate engraving Of the town and
harbbr Of Yerba Buena San Francisco, California.
In presenting 1t to our readers do 1t with the
rance that its accuracy may be relied The sketch
from which the engraving was made was taken the
spot at the time when that place bockaded by the
American squadron. which will account for many
vessels being in the harbor.
We take the following description Of that part Of
California from the Cahfo mia Start
Yerba Ruena, (Sau Fraucsco) the name Of our town,
which means good herb, Is situated the south west
side OF the principle arm Of San Francisco bay about
I'VE miles from the ocean, a narrow neck Of land
varying from tour 30 ten miles In wdththe narrowest
place being sixteen miles south west of the town II IL
in lat 81 As N This strip of land is about sixty
miles In length extending from the point formed by the
bay ana ocean to the valley Of san Jose The site
OF the town Ia handsome and commanding being an
inclined plain OF about mile in extent from the
edge to the hills in the rear Two points Of land-one
each side extending nto the bay form crescent
small bay In the shape If crescent ia front, which
hears the name Of the town These points afford a
fine view Of the surrounding countryside snow
capped mountains in the distance = the green
valleys beneath them-ths beautiful, smooth and
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e SsEfESeoR @fAtTksf dsSs
WP F,5G Ss% S River
Il P osIosk AN 4 N y o,siosk Nm
s$$ssIIss:ssss H s :,sI$:f Fl
foe al s s Ss
captain Of he boat one day previous is Nv IL
sSI5sSS IaJ PLEASURE EXCURSION The under
ss GSsEs; ss:sss = .'y'f$ i,sss
S s sG1! % cosa and
;vsasI. 1hs sas Ssgh s.ssaa
aese foot foo. OF
Yoi 'rss s,Ssyo SHsa o GI Of cshaqs
o'clock and pier No Battery New York quarter before
s the Excursion returning
MAJOR r Hopkins will superntend the Excursion aud Off
GERS WI be IN attendance the sete order aud
sad and aaeh %ay will ss %
Fare for the Z Er .ssis sH 80 Cents
s TEsas " HsP S
fisslS b,r. S.x sFfssE: rs sa
s cp % Peck will
l,aye Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings at
s'ea%pG.. HENDHK HUDSON Cap. r. 9, cru.,sn-
a s w o siUe on Tuesday Thursday Saturday even
Schenectadv, Saratoga
PM except Sundays, Passengers will find this the
peditious and convenient route.
At Five O'CLOCK, M.-andiug intermediate Places
rom the loot OF Barclay street -
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain X. H; Furry will
leave Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday afternoons
steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain T. NJ Hulse.
will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday after
ats o'clock.
The will all times arrive Albany in ample
time for the Morning Cars tor the East or West.
Freight aken at moderate rates. and none taken after
persons forbid trusting any OF the boats of this
line wthouta written order from captains or agents
For freight apply board the boats p
SCHULTZ, at the Office on the wharf. jy12rc
y~-~ hkGULAk COMFY ISLAND FERRY
-6s--,,zs-Sunday and Daily Excursions Fort Ha-
E+e.ssanxss milton aud Coney fslandThe well known
ste, mboat AMERICAN EAGLE, Cart. George II. Power
at Fort Hamilton, follows =
Leaving Canal street-At9h o'clock. A. Nj i2h aud 3h
O'Clock z. NJ.
Moth to Rive Tear the Battery,As 10 O'clock
Gossy IAl.rd tstuluins li4 o'clock A. Max andeh
NB-Nc boats save those belonging to the Ferry will be
allowed To land at Coney Island without written permission
from the proprietors i'll 7t*m
pAt Efr ESsYks43M TS Ih I'd Eds
kS1<Ezaann Sunday, July 18th. the steamboat PIONEER
rect to the tsap Fields oboken leaving the above
Canal street Nineteenth street. Elysian Fields.
Y rs " ~ :.
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Persons whose time be much occupied
announcement for them leave during business hours will
observe that boat leaves New York O'Clock every
returning from Fort Lee at IN O'clock thereby aordng
opportunity for pleasant without loss Of
Stages will be in readiness at Fort Lee passengers
10 Eackensack, Sundays excepted. jel9 30tsr
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau cts
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
CIRCULATION-FORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copv-S7
- per snnum--payabie in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Sarurday-Prce ca cents
perrrnPy1S5 l.ta cents arnum-payable ia advance
PIE HEnittLD FOR EUROPE-Erery Steam Packet day
rnce "a cents per copy$) including postage
payable Subscriptions aud
seceived by Messrs Gagnsni, 10 Rue Vivenne Paris l.
Smonds, No Barge Yard, Buckersbury, and Miller the
00%asSSs StIiL 0q PiroRrAI urRArp-p,h,;.h.a m
ist q January Of each yearsnge copies sxpence each
ADV EhTlSE.MENT5,a at the prces--sways cash in
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for
may occur them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters communications by mail, addressed to the
establishment be paid the postage will be
ducied from the subscription money remted.
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SE6s HHo9H EBJE0ThtKss, 80 -s "a AZ;
AaANls.. bLACk Dali LINE OF JACKETS. AND

Af~e~ FOR GLASGOW.--The New Liue--RssuTar
MA Packet Of 18th The fine, fast sailing British
Xslark HYNDEFORD 600 tons. Captain Thomas
Nc aipn, will sail as above, her regular day.
For freight having good apply
Q" 0o''' WiooDHUL IL i MiNTuRN, 81 South street
The A No. ship BROOkSBY, Capt Hugh McEweu, win
Of August iva
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ss.-s. sACuhsl Ns:-bYLLs EEkhY,
g s4s.itr---Is FORT LEE. and HACKENSACK-Lam
sss2aks5dads ing Tilou's Dock-FARg One SHILLING
The comllpdous steamboats, FRANK Capt Isaac Scout.
and ROB lrT ANNEIF Capt. Frederick Gaylord, will
Daily until further notice. touching Hammond and 10th
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x.z,. ,TriZENs NEW DAY LINE OF
= ,-sViA - OPPOSITION BOATS FOR ALBANY
sssi.Sksa.1zsz4as AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES-Fare
80 eents--Breakast and Dinner on Board
The sid elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt
A. Degroot Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays hapas
six A. NJ, from the pier foot Of Robinson street, touching
Hammond street pier each way,
Freight apply on board the Boats Or to Geo.
To- All persons forbid trusting the above boats
cornr of the owners myis RI
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~ eisd"a'''n OF the prcc oflhe rullc lands ~,
III aiei& ht'.ti oi lie ttnrisilai.,n US n.,df.,'
Fafiots aemendntris. ard frall, sui stilnie III
ported 10 the iieuse. 1t imposed no tar on Tea end -.
ana evled the additional ten Ter duiy MT mi.
eaf' e al ir white and red LEAD, as in tie Admins
'rail.n hill mt likewise all manufactures # sill !,
en- OF II, \, slri's. oILi Is vines. .te;ls N,eIl,,
Meis'd gus and IN ;Gd:i.,ril ) I,r eeut,nafl,.
nise'afs RI 'ct'er IS intlc III originally rei,r,d J.
til StHhlsi're His substitute Vas adopted II Il,
81 We Of los to Iu9-and SUI .eturn,. tie va,
y taken upon Is final ass sc the I'LL Was REJECT
Eii-i cas- -. Nays 1856.
" hat iHay have Iccn the acton # the Ilousc wit
ihe last iree days we cannot Tnt md 10 say-iut
our pred ctons lave been real zed ard tie season. Il
cd Without leving tax oiany kind sustain the or. -
OF the country.
The defeat Of the Admins ration has heea sign,I -,
shameful IN body in which it has, had "A naj rIt, ri.
siAty =yenty.
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TIE j. II. 4 X. CANAL.

The Bill 10 pruviGc for Tie contGuati, Il f lie l.
River ard kasawLa Canal. rcIor.,d y tie C,n,.,,.
Of |, ads and Internal Navigation. Mas taken up. ,nr,
dsy last. AfGs'1u; Ian q ~ cts y q. f,,,t,4
Dornan tr ught frward his Bill AS an asu.e.lo,.'.
Which adopr,d III to 20. ard IN atuifa,. Il ~,
PASSED y Tie Gl,wIg y,tc:
AVIS Nessrs Brown e Ali,ruir'c. liar, -.
sLel, y. jo'usan, Byrd L. ak, Small Ihenas
telon /. Nor 5. Irving. (hsnan Love. Scott iI 70
aud y, Evans. stlmau. Stgcct. Will. Carson W.
Leale. tarr'l. Catwc. ictl.T hon Ison, Ilap,.I3,'
ianaetr. Lee iarcas''r. Hunter. Iltnf,.p,fi ~
son, fatiek, Ballard. Harrison of Lou. Sele.by A.
Intyrs llaynand. oldham Naegoncr Provn,f,i wv
alla. Gcuc. EdmuId~on and Pulaski Br,a,I,
r. INV. Newton. Edgirgi,n. Ntwman. 'ftnsf.l 81
I,yAhdlrson. Mayo Cook iiancr. nomHl prNn1..f
Ree, ngham. iatc. luliaday, GllleIse llorner cl
msn. Gp dson and Floyd--G2.
MASSACHUSETTS Jones # Chts;uGeld. lsfrla4rn.
lis, Fun y. Scrregs. EmVcll. Eefmftl ani lj.l w..
In, liarrsoa # NnHsWrk. H,ccel. Misty. fex. ,act
ins,n. Lacy, Caldwell. lb. r|eon Il Ba.uid44 e,iI
Aiaior Stoy4. Duncan. l. hard G OWN. ,,aI,.,''
Galnes. Rob n-ou. Gresham L claard Esr:l..s,'
iuoeufmg. hauks, b. Wrc Of NJ. md NJ. Alf,f,
hellY. liapftr. Verify. Mems, Oliver Mel horS n :,
lgm. Cooke. Daniel Strm. Pare. Nc Elhenrey Hans
Ii Ill ,henan,ah S'''h!,y, Goedwin. Fl zhoeh Ia
grave. Howard, Freeman Bu!d,t, Chandlerand St.,I
N. :"
We find. in the Wig. the GLOWING syn. ISs # fl,
Bill. We gard the security required al,5...s.r r.
arlans-ne Il bond will ever be enforced s!llls d.
cheney Il reyeolc cccrun
The I'LL, asst ROW sa@@s, arh ep1es m i.saqio rlo
Contrary # cert Ii at,s ,f sac sch Fl .l,..,
Il $500. in the f Il, W no irs:amrts Ia vii. call
first d;y Of July lri7. FIR ".e10:enthp ,o-
Jannary. iS!S, fr S2joCto on the FIST DAY # .lnl,
lSi2. fr S3Jo0oton iho irsi cay # lamaly. l. q
So oto; aud on the first day of lanusrv ls.o. f r
S2'a e:and requiring, in addition Ia oi'r s,rrt,s
thai lie utHlatN >llI / guarantees the
atty q ao.o1o. tha ne er = aHeam ot til he
whole lire In Richmond to Buchanan VIII. r five
years ail'r It's con c'ion. ytd race annual r,,
4Gea Sa2,9to'o'herwHe the deficiency saa IL gal Nv
the securities.
We beli' vc there is no dou, of the assaee {, tic Bg
y the senate aid he - rtsi,h The Canal 10 r,lr
an ny lie ltgcrdod. tl,ufrc.gs o,rfa;n Crfciiy,rs
mrst indulge IN 10 vain rcgIc's, Ut tse al rc 10
facilitate Intercourse with the SHh West
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CONGls ESSIONAI..

We are com ol'ed 10 give very condensed account OF
the Irc'c lings Of Congr ss-in ant and int esino
though they lie.
GA Ihrr-da =. il the mite Nj rairf Id. from the
Naval t"mniiee, rfP red It's ,uron placing tic |.
: Fnga,a Aiaordoaian at the disposal Of Committee
Tor til" pnrp So Il carving fr.yisons Ireland and ap
prprlang So 90 for fitting htr for sca-aid over A
m'udmcn'- were offered 10 the Civil and Diplomatic Al
preparation biii. one ii which apprI rates 5000 for
painting. 10 z c>er"le,N Powell. for vacan, nic il
the R1uo'a. and aa5ber provides FIR the payment Il
Rltrhc ( lle.ss The ameupt deducted from ther &c
UNITS for printing dnc prior TO the passage Of tie aM
tNng the nic Of compensation. Nh flanagan offered
resolution about having tie reppfng done by contract
Nlr Davis sp'le On the Three Million Bill The bill
'IrnIratug S-5to9 for tie purchase Of the remainder
Of me Madison papers pass,d.
The House was occupied by the bill FIR the support
Nh" Post I'll neparmest,-ihe Patent Office b IL
Light House iill-re Tier e whieara, finally a.lad
op H. The bin, adding lo0D men to the Marine Corps.
to.nlg til war. passed The amendmcn,sof the Senate
to III" Indian Appropriation bill were, with one cxcep
fen. ;grtcd 10
Ga Fr a.. TIC Senate Nh Crrtc7lrn. after feel
no and c;oat speech, in.roluccd BIZ. approrr,iino
half million of daals 10 be laid cut by the Pres dent
IN provisions lr Iceland aud authorizing him T., c,,pv
rps Of war in transporting The same. Mr. J. N. CLAY
mnand Mr. Cas3alY1ealeI AN. Mr. Niles oppose, il
laid over Tho amendment 10 tie c. and y. Allr,p,i
alton bill, for the 1aymenf Of /. tcie & ll>s. was adopt
Ell. - to a. he ause Hill attending the tian!pr ,rI,
iirg' r"ssod Alr ii9aeeen sre dc Three Million
Bill. The Senate a. cra1d. pending the Civil .ud Ii
tt,nn'i' Appropriation I'LL.
In ihe House Mr.. Boyd rcparted the Army surtle-
ana. .I
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Il DOMESTIC INTLLLIGEACE.
fr.g Tie Bic'n5nd MIR.

ftw Re RicdHlnd ULir.
'fiE Lot QFntn or ..,'',rION
IL larai4e1 STATE C,u,,Ion''- Nv that NAM
$500 ms d,a.f.sl. a lllv which, in the aIllhlc Ian
aap, =. Nr Anl.r-Ip A 'r,urc b. Wand .rts I'D ,un
,lt II :. .II,5 4 ,. Il .ra,l i4., IN
da e. 5f WIN st,ie f,, .r fifteen su.fJl H. tas.s
.tll43 It.,t. as. r,,.a ,l.t f,,.Ilft.l
.e-sfa,bl. ia 9th. n usr,rp a,,,n ,rals
t,s .5t,4, 'fy,.,,s. IL,. ,.i....-., ,.
p.iI.,s h. H.. l.r ci,...t,, WI, In t,
.,,.;.,,. - t,t,4l an tl,rrrh Mr. Il,d ~
W,l 49,, 49,, t.n,,., ,Ic -, rom, me ,,,,.j,,,,,
- ,,li., It'll ,L,,,,,,, I l,,, 4. III
T., - H. ,,l -, Il. ~ - -
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II ,,3 Lay J,l
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The Board # Visitors Of tbs venerable iat.4s.n
i'eton tie '-j o't frthe purpose Of films tic vca.-
ey IN the Presidency. occa>i ned liz 2eaIhd lie ia
N snied Mr. hcw. Eight ont oftcn Of Tie Visitor, VIC
present The result Of the action Of Tie Board The
election oi tie Right Rev John ,Jehrs Assistant Esb
Il the Protestant Episcopal Church oftle Iocsse q
Virginia as President and Professor Of Moral Pllos'-
PLY, Belle Ictiros. l. gc and the rhlos5 rhy Of The
Human Mind It's prop Sod that he sshal have but
aliclursc, and lis residence the College be required
bn' for five months Of the year. II is known W!el
er Bishop Johns will accept He WILL doubtless lay the
subject lcore the Annual Diocesan Convention OF his
Church, 10 meet in Winchester in May next and be gov
crned ly lis decision.
The Board. deem;ng it cxpedien to divide the Fro
csssrship of the late President Dew has created ca
OF Rational Law, Political Econ.my, and Ancient ard
Modora languages and filled it by the appointment Il
Heo'ge Frederick lelmcs "A graduate Of Trinity College
Dublin, and n1w Il the Richmond Baptist College MI
Holmes Is man ofycry decided talent and requirement.
lie married daughter Of the lae Governor Floyd ana
has been frequent and popular contributor 10 the ooa'
thorn Rcy.cw
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h. Bill increasing The capital stock OF III S,aun,u
and James RIVER Turnpike Company fer the prrp.sc #
ea'ng 'lom to Alacadamze their road and providing
IA Sb''r III on the part of the State which was rc-
Jee'el the ohorday by tie vote was rcconsi rcd and
IN saturday, was PISSED ayes &! HIS % This IA
important wlrk and will draw 10 Richmond "A lar.o
q1aaity Of produce which now finds its way to Balti-
re.
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..MksY DGHoeHAr.," ~ the Enquirer d yes.'t"a}
uryes tn. snlerion Il annthCr clrdai fr L. Hnf's
.9pal psHIai IN In Il Nh Sod n VII although al
ihari4tiYes annoaaced a candidate, vii n dh9i u
"nle III. = il he vii 81 nj: t, HE orefat n II efs
that AIr Seldom refuses I7,r biusciito iiie sup II
ID The nouieds fr President and Wee Presideai I'll
National len.entHan. even To give tie vote Il ihe
BruafacY Il lrrina = sh,-lI II election teyolyt On
lhe Il,n.e uf R,pr snniatiyes And Irse. h1n4 s'nf
oftie eIerish-d principle" IF The fif'f. winch tie
late Convention convened FIR tho s'r' oi Pr1iaal
alnr h. ia /, he ngcrrcno1i r>ly th-osa ff.f5trd
II adherence fro frldc. the sun r. .Is aa5 tie
ninriple- II - in ueafrs cant Inn. In hs late
tAr fhisaff read th'ir d.rin Nm eaisfasi3t In
The doquas recen expanded from he sanhrdfiin =
Ia h. punished J., cNc,umuucaton--lf not firm the
ranls # ii, pary, At least from the oilie's in thar
III.
Do Alessrs i.eake. Blyly B1rock. rh1nIs1n. &. sc
consent 10 =. take thc podlc'Y HIM
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NAVAL.

The Beacon OF yesterday says there arc accounts from
W Washington. stating that Commanders Pearson and
carpenter are suspended iur twelve months without
pay.
Capt Sttnghan. Ohio. having joined his shin ON
TUESDAY Unexpected that she will sail TO morrow. With
sealed orders
The ). ship Decatur Coa'r Pln,kacv, dr,ppel
gown to Hampton Il ads yesterday, bound ff he Gun oi
NoNe.
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4 IL. persons indebted to the late firm e Ricarls
i a RYAN < Co, arr earnestly requested 10 call ant
settle iher accounts. III, business must lie closed II,
without delay. lfauy porsuo las claim against The
firm please resent II tur aymcut 10 tie suI erlor
NM. II. RYAN.
F.S- lam still selling great BARGAINS on tn cab
principle. AMI shall. IN q ~h rr rnr 9da largely 10 my
present stock. rltase call and oAaio.na. Il vii rsp
1an nothing. ". II. Il.
Feb 1-tiif
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