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RECOMMENDATIONS.
CERTIFICATE OF THE JUICES OF THE MECHANICS lSsT

TuTE, BosToN.
We, the subscribers being ch Judges by the Nlassa
ciscts Charitable Mechanics Association in ston,
Stoves furnaces ranges, &c. would inform the public that
testing all the cooking stoves that put into the
Fair for exhibition, and letting each manage his
with the kind Of ca, in order tn ascertain
which would do the work with the lcast fuel in the
same timc and do best, we find that Stewart's Patent
hut 10 minutes boil two gallons OF and bake biscuit
in the time, and boi beef steak and s drne in the
best with pounds of coal, in thirty minutes
from the time the fire put into the stove. To which
awarded the silver medal
JAMES GOULD WALTER CORNELL,
THOMAS MOUITON A. d. WEBER, and
JAMES
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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND STIAMOKIN JOURNAL

wardrobe Of Fashionable
CLOTHING.
J. w. & E. D. STOKES,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 1874 Market Street. First Clbihing stre BE-
io,o Sirfh,
PHiLADELrHrA.
WHERE they are constantly engaged in get
w ting M from the best French, Ene iish and
american 9th. clothing cut and made up IN the
most superior and fashionable sty e, Persons
who buy to sell. will find a large and excellent
stock at the owest city prices. othng made
up to order, ina superior style at the shortest
notice. 'aHIt
N. B--Odd Fellows Rpga'ia, q large assort.
men, always on hand Orders from Lodges and
individua promptly attended to on the most rea
sonabe terms
Philade phia, June 8, isis-ly
FRENCH REVOLUTION.
rTYRANTS as we'll as Monopo!es. must fall
so must prices. That this is fact eau be
proved by calling at
No. ~ North I'd street. above Arch,
PHIL A d q L p HIA.
LIE HURAY,
FINE GOLD AND SiLNEh "a iSHCo'
LOWER THAN EVER OFFERED,
UbOicsnie and RcfaH
The stock consists in part Of Gold and silver
Levers; rEpines and QUARTER Watches Jewel.
ry of the newest and most fashionable patterns
SiL YER Spoons. $c.-Particular attention
paid to these articles, the quaitv ofWh'th Is
No | and workmanship tito. The establish.
meni Of LIE HURAY has been well known FOR
FOURTY YEARS, in SECOND Street. and
has made character which needs no puiiing
Silver TEASPOONS as low as 81 so per srtt--
eau be made for less If wished
WATcH GLASSES-PIain. 10 cts; Patent,
IS; Lunette. 90 cts; other articles in proper.
ton.
Remember, you can buy here below any pub.
lished list of prices in this City or New YORK.
Watch Repairing particularly attended to- and
warranted TO give satisfaction
N B--Old Gold ann Silver bought for cash or
taken IN exchange at don't forget the No 72)
North Second Street. above Arch, Philadelphia.
Sept. 25. lSl7-ly-c May 8, 1913
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EXECUTORS SALE.
George Reeds Estate.

VXIILL be exposed to pubic sale, on Frid'y
w the 18th Jay oi September next, IN the
prernsrs, in jackson township Norhuinhrrl nj
County, the folluwng valuable real ,s,ite, viz !:
A tract Of Land,
containing So acres, more ~ less, sdloii u lands
uf Michael Fent, Peter Kiehi aud John Keritr.
late the estate Of Geo. Reed, ESQ., decd, The i'm.
provemrn,s consist Of two Log Ho' srs and n
good well 1t the doM, a swiss hsTn, aud alsn a
Saw Mil. Thsre is also On the premiffs god
orchard containing different kinds of fruit.
ALSO, at the .ame time aud place, tract OF
of woodland adjoining lands Of Samuel Nal irk.
T. Iones, &c. con a ming seveniy.sir, aces. anJ
running onto Jacobs Mounian. Ai"ui thiri,
acres f said land can he cleared aud cultivated.
aud is well ,imbered with excellent Pise, chesnut
&c. The terms and conditi ms will he ma e In wn
on the day ofsae by PETER REED, Ex'r
Jackson township, July ., Is4s-is
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JACOB KECK.

WINE AND LIQUOR DEALER,
No 293 Market Street. Beio,o Eighth, North side
PHILADELPuIA.
Keeps constantly on hand all kind Of old Ii.
quor, viz f: Superior old rye whiskey-superior
Brandy, Gin. &c. Also white brandy far preser-
wing. Wild Cherry and Blackberry brandy.
Philadelphia, June 3, ls4s.-iy
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y 4 q d,

In this place On Thursday last, Miss AME-
LA PETERY, aged about 20 years.
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&Na5nvyAE2@s
Patent Albright
SUMMER AND WINTER COOKING

TII above Stove, which is equally well adapted to Wood
Coal has received silver medals the fairs oi the
American Institute, New York Of the Mechanics lns
tute ston Of the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia and
of the Mechanics Institute Wilmington, Delaware.
is capable If properly used Of doing work. with
less fuel than any other Stove yet offered to the public in
winter will warm the largest kitchen, while in
with the summer dress attached it throws more
heat than charc al furnace and for boiling, broing, @
king roasting cannot be surpassed by other St1vc
open fire, OF brick oven.
REl,OMMENDATIO
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TFHTTUtITS CUUK . UNV"'
National Air. Tight Cuoks.
PaIlor Stoves.
100 Louis All. Tight raIlor Stoves.
$50 Charles the LIST Ai'.Tight do
900 Lasy Washington, Air Tight Parlor.
1870 Washington Air-Tight do
400 McGregor's three days Parlor Alright
Coal Stoves. burning three days wiihou, atlen
ton
For sale wholesale aud retail by North, Ilarri.
son & Co. No 800 Market street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, July 18th, ISIS.
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FROM HARRISBURG.


DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION AT
.tg +'fg HARRISBURG.
After organizing, the Convention met at 2
O'Clock on Wednesday the 3oth ult' Ihe
Convention then proceeded to ballot for Co.
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The subscribers respectfully invite the attention of
Dealers of the largest and best selected stock
stoves offered in this city, among which the ol
lowing:
Bases.
Screen Cylerders.
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VOLUNTEER CANDIDATE.

To the Electors Of Northumberland County.
A T the solicitation Of number of my friend.
n offer myself as a Volunteer Candidate for
the Office Of
SHERIFF
of Northumberland County Should I be elected
pledge myself faithfully to perform the duties
oil said office. SAMUEL SAVIDGE.
Augusta township, August s. 1913
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SHERIFF
JOSEPH CASEY.
AttOrn ey al Law,

IN.
INFORMS the citizens Of Northum Der nd
county, thaehe will hereafter regularly at.
tend the courts of said county and vii. promptly
attend to any business entrusted to his care. H.
may be consulted at the Hotel Of Peter Lazarus
during court.
Sunbuiy, July 29th, 1873
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Manufacture and keep constan,-
iy ur h,nd, lirgc asS 'rtlneni ui
the above articles, t,reihcr with
their Patent hnprovei Sllainandcr
FlRE-PltOOF SAFES, which
are - constructed NJ tp set ut rest
all manner at doubt rs to their
being strictly kre-pr'f, and that
they will T. Sist ihr fire uf amy
huil.ling. The outside cases "a
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Beware of Sugar Coated Counter.

Remember that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature OF VIM Wright
IN the top label of each box.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF Veudi Exponos
TO me directed from she court Of Common
Pleas of Wysndot County. OHIO, wrl
expose to public sale, at the door of the
court H.use, IN The town at Upper San
dusk,, in ssid cuupty. IN the 3lst uay oi
January, A. ID ls49, be'weeD the hours
ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud q u clock p. VI. uf
laid day, The following real estate, 10 wit:
the south eas, quarter ot the r"r'h "est
quarter, IN sectiOn SIX q" Hacii"naI
TOW nship humhrr tw" sUu'h vi rs"e" M
brr thirteen east, IN ,h. tt'u1t> "t"rs,sid
con aIning forty acres More or less
Taken in executiun IS the properi OF
John S. Cisndsil to satisfy a judgement
IN favor of Jacob Bibbler.
Appraised at Sl25,00.
THOMAS BAIRD. SkeriE
December ~, lS4e.--la--4.
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BE CAREFUL OF CoUNTERFElTs.

DIE oA"IrUb VF OUtN EKFETTb'
How 10 avoid them:--Each Agent Who
sells the genuine Brandreth Pills, has q
Certificate of Agency, which has been
engraved at a vast expense. 1t represents
the IN mandatory at Sing Sing,on he banks
of the Hudson River, and is signed b, DIR
BraDdre'h, and his seal stamped upon the
paper, also fac simile Of the labels upon
the boxes. Compare them.
&C ENTS.
d. ~ W. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, 10,
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky; w. II ones
d Go. Carey town; H. Freet, McCutchen
vile; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman
Craw ford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burling-
ton.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 9. 1894.
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Lumber! L,sanber!!

Almost all kinds Of good lumber, floor
ing boards. &C.. will be taken at this of
fee on old subscriptions, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing TO pay iu this
way can do 30 by sending in their lumber
as SOON ss coave nient.
W.T. GILES.
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Reasonable Prices;

Md thUse who are unable 10 C me hem
selves, can send a wal OF urine, frs pass
ed ~ the morning
NJ, Office IS oppos'de the new C"nr'
House aud one door north of ID. IL W.
Ayres' store.
DR. JOHN ]. HARTZ.
Physician and Surgeon
Upper SaDdusky Nov. l, lS4S, u.
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Guardians S Sale .

pY virtue OF an order TO me directed
Dby the Court of Commo0 Pleas of W, =
andot county, shall offer for sale. at
public vendue at the door Of the Court
House in Upper Ssndusky, on Thursda, /,
the 4th day of January A. d. l849, be.
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and A clock
p. NJ. the following described real Es-
tate, belonging to the minor heirs o.
William Bennett, decd; to wit: the wesI
half Of the north west quarter of sec'i""
Number twenty seven, III IN Township
No. one, III south, range NJ. twelve { III
east. containing eighty acres.
TERMS OF SALE--Cssh in hand.
MARY BENNETT,
Guardian Of the Minor Children Of Will
liam Bennett, dece'd.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 2stb ls4s.
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Executors Sale!

n pursuance Of an order from tae ~
- of Common Pleas of W,andot counN.
Ohio, there will be sold a public an,,lun
on the 10Th da, of January, A. ID. 1e49
at one O'Clock, p. Nj. on said day, a, the
door of the Court house, IN the town ot
Upper Sandusky, in the count, aforesaid
Ito the highest bidder,] the following
real estate, as the property of Purd, Nc
Elvain, deceased, owi,
The EA OF the southwest quarter oi
section 30, in r.2S.R,14E containing 81
Acres. valued at $50
The south part OF Lot No l section
81 in L. IS X IA f containing
IA Acres, Valued at ESQ
Out Lot No l71,nU Ssndusk,, Val. 2Ou
112" l8.
l73" ia
10 Lot /" 90" 90
1U3 5m
Undivided In Lot No NIB in Upper
Sandusky. Valued al go
In Lot No. 3l8 10 u. Sandusky Value :,
33l" 2l
The above property will be sold free ol
dover.
TERMS OF SALE-One third in hand
one third in six months, and the remain
ing one third 10 one year, with interes,
oD the deferred payments, from day ofsal.
A. O'HARRA, )E,.,rr
w. RlsLEY. EXECUTORS
There will also be offered al the sam,
time and place, the remaining UNDIVIDED
half Of In Lot No. il3, in the town Of Up
per Sandusky.
w. RISLEY.
Nov, 9th lS4S.--S-it,
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DIR. G.. II. Mcdonald

Aers h,s professiO nal services TO the Cit
zens OF Upper Ssndusky asd vicinity.
Office on Main Street opposite C. Hu-
oers Hotel.
CT. MCDONALD.
oct, 2O,fe46-f-6m.
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The Leading in Periodical America.
Godey's Latly's BooI,
For l849.

DEDICATED TO THE LADIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Edited by SARAH J. HALE,
GRACE GREENWOOD,
l.. A.CODEY
A Novelette, by MISS e. LESLIE, who
contrI butes 10 every No.
N p. WALLIS Original Scriptural
Poetry.
Il. >. ARTHUR, who contribu, es to ev
er, No.. iliustraiives OF Croome's Sketch
es OF American Character
We intend merely 10 give notice Of
our intentions for next year, leaving to
others long advertisements-'fill of sound
and fury. signifying nothing
Agreeably to the practice of last year,
he publisher will issue as good humber
each month as he does in January. This
is a novel feature in Magazine publishing.
During the whole of last year he gave
more engraviDgs and more reading mat.
ter than any Of his contemporaries, and
will continue 10 do SO neat year. Those
whO subscribe to
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FOR SALE!

BIZ the Subscriber. in Upper S,ndusky,
three good two horse Wagons timber we'll
Sc asvn and ironed in the best manner.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN.
July 4tb, ls4s.-39.
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CONE ALL YOUTHATLOVE
GOOD APPLES.

The season having arrived for trans-
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
two miles east of McC offer
for sale $50 different varieties Of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted, three
or four beef cattle in exchange for fruit
trees. ALPHEUS Russell.
McCutcheuvilie, Oct. "a, rS4S--4--tf
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REMOVAL.
$ A b b T. T. A N ID II A X N L S s
MANDATORY !!

vINHE SUBSCRIBER wonId respectful.
Il ly inform the citizeDs Of Upper San.
dusky and vicinity, that he, has removed
his Saddle and Harness Es, Enlistment
one door south Of The County Jail. on San
dusky Avenue, where he is now prepared
to carry on the
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,
lu all its various branches; aud that he
intends 10 spare no pains in making his
work Of the best materials and IN the
Deatesi manner possible, he therefore
hopes tina those wishing TO purchase viii
not forget TO give hin call ami exam
Inc his stock and prices, before purchas,
ing elsewhere.
PRODUCE, OF ALL KINDS, taken in
payment tor work, such as Wheat, Rye,
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees-wax, Tai
Nv, and the highest prices paid for hides
and skins.
A CA RD.
He would respectfully return bis thanks
to his numerous customers for their very
liberal patronage. and respectfully solic.
il a continuance of the same.
WILLIAM BEALS.
Upper Sandssky, Aug. l2, 184S.-49-tf If
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Temperance american
HOTEL.

.BUCY RUS, OHIO.
This house to those who once stop there,
will need ma furthef recommehdation;so sor
the landlord 10 SO attentive to business
that all the wants of the traveller are sups
piled.
HIS TABLE
Is always well filed with the very hest
the country can afford.
HIS STABLE
10 at all times abundantly supplied With
good hay and grain and attended by
good and careful ostler.
Call and satisfy yourselves that things
are right at the American, and charges
moderate.
JOHN ANDERSON
July I, 1850.
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American Hotel,
U p PER SAND USKY OHIO;
w. w. BATES.

A few doors north of the Public square:
Receivers office, where every attention
will be paid to the Travelling public and
others that may be pleased 10 Patronize
him.
Jan. 25 I647-i7tE
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II. ZIM MER MAN.
CHRISTOPHER BAKERS ESTATE.

N0Tl' Els hereby gwen that the sub
1 scr,ber has been appointed and quail
,hrd as ADMINISTRATOR on the Estate of
Christopher Baker, late OF Wy andot coun.
y, deceased.
JOHN BAKER
D ed al Upper Ssndusk,, o., December
l6,h l84S. S.-l1-3t.
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A CARD!

1 \ order to contradict false reports,
which have been circulate ed 10y my bad
p, Nmaster, opponents and other enemies,
Crspecuog high charges.) ! take This
mode so inform the public generally OF nv
charges, wha, ,hey have been nere'of"re.
ano will he so coDlinued. and which pri.
Ces ] shall III no case exceed:
A visl' wIthiB the corp"ra'Ion, 80
From | mile To miles dis am LOO
" lien C He'd /" counsel witn "ther
Pt,sicans 300
bhstrtiIc Case 5 90
>ure cal Orerah hous /" pr ,p"r 10" ac
c"Cdrg 20 lh'u tmpor'nnce. to dis
ance d. not ride. unless IN txtraorat-
"ary Cases, &c therefore ! can he CON
>ul, ed IN N, flee al any time Persons
coming from distance who suffer from
nid s,an"iug complaints, can be supplied
with med cine al
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Out Lot lO5!

THNEIE bot l05 will be sold cheap for cash,
n OF tradet t"rssa good hose. Any one
wishing L. purchase can call At the Pho
neer Office. OF on he subscriber living IN
Bucyrns.
A. HETICk
Nov, "a. ls4S,--9-4t.
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Has opened public house on the cor
ner of Fifth street and the Wyandot Ave
nue, where he is prepared to give every
accommodation to relieve the tired and
sa,lsfy the hungry. Those travelling
through Upper Sandusky will find them
selves pleasantly situated by calling at the
sign of the BLUE BALL, for the proprietor
W III spare no pains IN arranging things to
IA Al CuStuInar rs com fnrt n hle
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The Stable.

This branch will al all times he attend
ed b, good and attentive hostler, who
wlii make 1t his particular business to see
that all animals entrusted to his care are
we'll taken care Of.
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s t A G T. OF FFIC .

Tins is the general Stage office, on the
line leading from Columbus to Titin
through thus place, where thuse wishing
seats IN the coaches can be accommoda-
ted.
~ ZINNER MAN
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Ek9s Table.

The table will abound with the very
best the country can afford prepared IN
manner that Will snit the palate of every
one. B"arders can here find good accon~
m cd lions and Reasonable bills,
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WILLIAM BAKERS ESTATE.

WILLIAM BAKERS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the sub
~ scriber has been appuintei and quail
i6ed as administrator on the Estate Of
William Baker late OF Nyandot counu .
deceased.
JOHN BAKER.
Dated at Upper Saudusky, o., Deoembe'
10Th, lo4S.-1l-3w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

RIOT AND BLooDsHED-SEvEN Men SuoT!-
Our city has been dsgraced by another shameful
riot About o'clock large number Of persons pro-
ceeded to Caroline street, above Baltimore, and
mepced violent attack up the tavern Of Mr. John
Appeby, At the corner Of Caroline and Hampstead
Streets demolshipg nearly every window in his house
-ope Of the bricks striking Mr.. A. a blow
the forehead. Pistols were freely used Finding his
house surrounded MIR. Appleby thought proper to de-
fend himself as he best could aud accordingly fred
several shots at them from his windows Of which
took effect his assailsnts, and caused them to
treat During the progress Of the the pavements
in the neshborbood were torn up with to supply
ammunition. The following the names of some OF
those who were injured in the afray:-A msu named
Otto, received ball in bis left leg and load of shot
in the right thigh. Another named Woodsl, had also
a shot wound In his face. man named LAM
bert. md young man named Richardson, were also
shot In the the last named while In the act Of
looking out Of the window Of his dwelling. Mr. Stans-
bury also received several spent shot in his breast,
and also bad several of his windows shattered by bricks
thrown. Officer Person received number Of small
shot in the side of his neck and face Several Others
whore names could not learn, had n number OF
shot taken from different parts OF their bodies by Dr.
Busk who very active in rendering his services to
the wounded. young ian named Weems received
q wound in his abdomen by BE-; pg uck with
brick In addition to the injury sustained BY Mr..
Appleby. several Other dwell in the vicinity had
their window glass broken-Bait. Clipper, Oct. IL.
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Army Intelligence.

II will be gratifying to the re nds Of General Kear
TO learn says the ST. louis Republican, of the I'd inst
that the symptoms Of his disease have taken dec-
dedly favorable turn, and confident expectations are
entertained Of his recovery He 10 yet, however
very ak and greatly reduced.
The steamer Tamera fir ON the Missouri river yes
t. rday brought dow and landed at Alton, Captains
Gun min CHAM and dams Adjt Snyder six lieutepants
Dr. Heath and $50 prvates belonging to Col. Newby's
command of Illinois Volunteers. We learn from the
officers of the boat, that there were a great many
troops at FoIts Lesvenworth and Independence, and
others constantly arriving from the Pains-St.
LnniS R,pnbhran. Oct 4
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NaynI Intelligence.

Tie rpate Savann ah is now being fitted out at the
~ flag ship for the home squsdron; say she 10
take the place Of the Cumberland, which
has been brought up from Quarantine to the Navy
Ward IL bns not been thought prudent. as yet, to
take of the matches Of the Cumbeland but 1t Is
pected that she will be opened in short time Profes
re mt ept board OF her for several nights after
apply Ig his disnectaDt
The shin of war North Carolina has bee n hauled in
FRI the middle the East River to her winter moor
ing and the Macedonian is laid up in ord nary The
stor,ship FredoBs Is expected to arrive shortly IRON
Norfolk Va to take in stores for the Oregon and Pa
cifc tqu1dron.
Orders have been received fit out the sloop Of
Vipcennes, but her destination Is a. yet unknown
Report that at last the rgate sabine about TO
be launched
The sale of vessels belonging to the Gulf Squadron
is to tale place the 18th int Two schooners tue
Iacen and Refer two bomb brg., the Strcmbol and
Heca and the scorpion, are to be disposed or
Accounts received from the Fast Indies state that
Capt Guysipger that station, is in very I'll health
and t. IL faid he is to be relieved by Capt. Benjamin
cooper.
The United States ship Cysne, Commander =. +. Du
Pont from the Pachc. Mt lived at Norfolk on Monday,
after passage Of sixtytwo and half days from Vat
pstai,o he following is list OF the officers Of the
Cyape :-Commander, S. + pn Font; Lieutenants, ).
C. Rowan. Geo. J. Selden George w. Harrison, (Act)
A NcRea Master, ID. Men. Fairfax; Surg on, Daniel
Egbert furser, W Christians Passed Mid, hipmsn.
H. ube Harris Nidshipmen, h.. Nanderhorst, Albert
Allmoud. Fdmu nd She pherd Il Il. r. Lewis Jos Par
risb, 4 Rich Simmons. Benz. +. Welt, w Mitchell ;
Commanders ,lerk, Albert Ashtoni Acting Boat
ktr Robert Hunter Passengers on beard tbs yahe
Lieut. George Bailey, late Cmmanding United states
store bip Lexington Carpenter d. Mafpiei from the
United states ship independence.
a Board for the examination Of Engineers IN tue
Navy for promotion, and of candidates Tor admission
into the Engineer corps is now IN session he sVy
ysrd smonth MEMBER ofthe Board-Eog ineer-
in Chief Charles ii Haswsll, President ana Chei En-
aiueors WIN T. williamson aud " m. Seweil'Jr'
rhc ffigata Constitution, fitting ont ~ Boston re-
cs;rsd / ,r m,rire gusrd about noon on Monday The
Guard 10 the Stirring music Il The drdm and tfe
Mas r,nsch,d on hoar the shig by Lent " W. Queen
in she Temporary absenco % Capt y D. Baker, Oh
- a. "a ed 10 GO D nd X during the oruise,