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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11
rISK ARTs.


TUE DussILDon ACADEMY OF TirE ARTs.-
r.v psinti,r recently arrived from t.rope s.ncss
whieh 10 "cermapiA BY keehlera vcrt q arr of w
highest sla Tie exhibition % tingn ~ vns,s of ft
ssoye school has received many ssBs and r.msns erer
A. The Two the nail o. the Church % he Dvtss
gn,y nress-s sssy,.s syri,s sns fr.ss. .srs,
ssn'a season uohs.s ~ cents. Catalogues IN cent"
Tue kINsfRELs CURsE-cRouP IN MARBLE, Br
Charles buhsr-A vork 81 art vheh resolved Ne %.
sord Jrtge ct The Part sshbiter 81 sns arts In fs v
% eshsd nest weeh In the ~ the Nsonh Aes1s-
my ~ Des'rn, 6es broadway, opposite BEND street
pRkclous sroNvs. JKwgLRy, CHARMS. And ALL
Il hndt Of french fancy ARTICLES ssv sale ~
NiS1Ok sisnUf, q kAidss Lee, sp stsirs
Pearls pfamords, ssA all rinse % Gems psrohsses
IbNrr LIMBS OPERA oLAssEs.-JUsr HnCnfvkb
an nvetce 81 this ~ elassss yor sss
~ VICTOR BfaBor. " nsiss, Lane ~ stsissl
nAoUrRRfoTrPE PtATIs.-oREhT Rspucror
- w ptfee. We are rabsd 70 Ell Isss l. bhhcpt
rstes ~ so hunsred full sse hoy varren ~
.upior " ether and sod 9TH che prvse 81 rstsyS-
lag bsss IL 4 verid ret give entire satisfsstor.
VICTOR BTsnoP. n hsissn lace, ~ sssara
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r. srs9r Auc.os.SE g.l E.reasI ry s',s

IN = HFFTs hINTIUNTFN- EIEFAfT FINNTTINE
N. Hsno Porte. hirrors, Pspisr ksshie. R.h Chas
si'.r SOD silver Plated Ware csrpet. ~, -norro-
ftur-dsy september ", ct 10 esosh, az TIE large
reems 20 Hryss-sy-R G. Kemp will ell AZ suc,iss. e.
above ~ erder 81 the sssispses and e whom
the lsrEsst ~ sersbs
suste IN this siy for which sser. epyrtuu,y
sno rahsSany rsr'er Dr.,ing rosm and Chs,sr Fvrni
rsra porss ohr rich hose shins articles
siftr With erssrt ~ the eelehsses
Frsnes Ensisnd and New York and which, bsvins
slained will peessarily ~
aucuou The .emrri-e. .,ts.rsinsry tine sssert
nett a carved Resswooa psrlos rurpitur- suite,
IN the vcry tishe, tyce % salts Brosstss Ci
ton aud saroop, Ak piush, No. Ress~ood Painted and
Trsustd Chsnhsr Nv rniturs sstes tahosany psrto
Dinins Rom snd Chsmtsr Furht.rs 81 very hssssou.
sys and q tbs b-st susss egstbef 9Th several
orerer Plano Tsre- 81 very hus AMI A. l
spd vil be soia Nth the makers varrenise alec yra
20 silver poems Ass rorks together With rgh silver
ris I'd sns CHR Wsrs. hrrors Csrp~' he uakinf Alto
abrasive sale and he whole 81 Witch vui he
Positively sold without Cstsguss abe
irs ~ sale Ladies' rnd gentlemen invites 20 stsmns
the before the tale CcoSs pstckAsea
cot n abe ei,y can W psshed ter shippsns
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DAECis

nAkoIhG AChDEMy, No. 6p5 BROADWAY. INV
- YORk-HDLLs. CIOCCA, the celebrated ds,,sus.
whose Putaton has To- been established la prinei-
pal European theatres and " cvorJ ey Of the unia has
che homer 70 tppise the public that having let stage
she ipent to open Dancing Academy 18th
TENDER. Her salosrs locate. 80 Brolc
veil decorated and offer By their POSITION uppsr paris
Of the city the greatest tbs fashionable
eiey Of New Sorh hoy Will he open day all
hours Tor c"te nnd private iessops Private lessons will
also le given In families and boarding schools Apply for
circunrs And Information a. all the music storns N New
lors, ~ The Dancing Academy No. COS Brosdway.
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DARNUks AMERICAN nUsLUs.-P. r. b.

OF srs FEa's raiRO ORIGINAL
Ballad entertainment Viii b the Ttharaa7le
Thursday eBinE. September l2k another
lection OF has choice RE iasnan hi. position.
horning Noon and AishS" a4d mis- csntatA, me NAY
Queen, IA three parts To 60 O'clock
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AAuaEmENTH.

RowERY TBEATRE-wEDNEsDAYEy ENINo SEPT
ID H. will be psrfsrmsa MACBETH duncan. Mr. n.
LICENSEES kssbs,k. Mr. Eallseh, " hsDos .r Ti.o1i
ssD Mr. f.ps: Sc, ten, isynesr Rose, Mr. Jordan;
Macbeth, hrs wAisek, Jr 10 eonslnd. with the drama
johnson. peretrias Mr. TiIsen Pane Kebabs Mr. wnsns
Ansisa, NJ. Hamilton Marco. Eiss s. penin baros,i xr.
Stevens Helena, Miss Wem,ssi Phrosne Miss hif;rt.
Open at quarter tcE surtair rises At ~ sslooh.
RuRTOEs THrATRk, CHAMBERS sTREET-wED-
ns.eAy evening sefseplsr ~ ~ WI be piayse COZ
MI bprton Sir Robert Ersmbl. w. r. Blake; frsdsriek
ipgton, brf Russell The Young NishtngAls will make
The soei,r Tree, accompanied ,hs piano by Miss
Gillespie, from London ihe per formanee will conclude
with he sIusysssnEs called SHE'S CONE. Jsnnys Cone!
~ esnts Doors att TO begin at half o'clock
Bssssy evening. September H. 1890 the sntsrtsniaen
will commence with coimans beautiful comedy com pressed
INTO ihise ne.s entitled ABE POOR GBNILGsAN-Frsi-
isrson fmJ Worthington Mrs. Mysrs; hss LIcretA Mo-
Tai Mr. hautanvilis After which, Aerial Dance, ~
ROsE-Jor athap Plopshboy, Mr. Jefferson Mr. Miller. r. C.
Wsys Lyds Ess Croker Sally Mrs Jefferson. Boxes Is
ssnts Pit l2 cents Doors open at to commence At ~
open ON MONDAY SEPT sTH.-CuRIsrYs OPERA
~ Hoese Mechanics Hall. t72 Broadway above Grand
streetChrBtys hnssrels respectfully annsuhoe 20 their
honor OF hng series OF their popular concerts ia
this CITY, honosy iex Mt their lsng established Hesc
Qusrers which has recently undergone entire renovs
usp and Improvement rendering the Hall Of tho
Convenient aud places Of the city,
Tchets rs cents Doors open az at o'clock.
Afternoon concert every saturdsy at Nthe company
experienced performers, under the management K p.
Ckristy.
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UCTiOr NOTICE LARGE sAtH Or vALuBLR
n Hotel Furniture Billiard Tables spisnid PaiatinFs
ks.u ~ Bach oil sell Thursday 10 instant at t
oeloeh the ebtrs bar dscme Furniturt contained IN the
N.w ba,sn Hotel rnsr ,rset ssa v.urth
nsariy also, tie .rleudt Three Billiard la
te maze W keers ard all the attaohnsnt. in the sssut
~ the hnss, psinnFs sut Parcr sd Draw
rsoon fnrnitursg Roe wood ana Crimson Velvet sut@
Esdrn- rurniur- tne Wines lduor. etc., etc furshsf
particulars On time. THOs. nELIs Arotiouesr.
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Tsr uIss TurIcs THOSE ARTICLES gsve Ac-
rib the ~ bic unpsrnl-
~ ,hor, . thsy bsve isross-es Tssy ave
1890 sne .tsl 10 city sad seur,rv s.siers az No
" ,hsmeef fftct, fsv icrk. We r-sp.etfnlv t,vfts
tatef ~ N-''fN-t-SEN-
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RAILROADS.

THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoHPANY,
Charfssten, c. Ausus laso.-Rssss q FREIGHT frou
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sALHs ~ AUUrsOS

Nlrn. MCCORMICK AUCTIoNEER-To eRoCRRs
w spd othsra-wm h.Carmics Co. -iil cell. en-
Thursfsy "a 10 oslseh In the saleros. Ne ~ Spruce
Iirs,t, on seeount q -bsm ssnesrn, ~ BAGS cot
na.ara tbseea. 100 fossSp and letter paper 80
tcaes kraeaibo scrse ground Sad In
sss qpsnutv ~ sheet akd strsss .rssss In boss ae
uCTioS HOTiCE.-B N. RUSH WILL CoMsENcn
n this dew a. lo oso.k. The sale 81 valustie reods ct
SIriuF by order % the ADA sis,ra
tor 81 the late M si, y,sr irrortsr % as.s fnnf.e
,utros're. dry rood Isey, etc Zee large advertise
TuOs BsLL. Aueuou..r.
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THE FIR E NIEN.


ArA RECULAR MEETING OF ALLIANCE FIsE EN-
gnoCon Pany No. the following preamble and reso-
linton. we're nnsnimousy Rdopteee copy CT which were
ordered to he sent to A. Cerscn Chief Engineer
whereas for the last year past serious disturbances have
occurred in the Fire Department OF this city ia uembsrs
their apparatus dfgure and oftentimes dinsuss have
occurred between oompsne moot Of which have oees
sioned not emleru Of attached thereto but
from organized tabd who take every occasion to the
Department for the purpose OF carrying on their rio, us
proceedings And wberea, said oiiturbsnes have bcen
laid the members Of the Department And whereas tho
Chief hsf done all in his end 70 such
preeecrg BY having far possihe the rotons Iars
arrested ard also rep ring disarserly companies 20 the
Common Council in order that they might be punished
eording their deserts And whereas u which
ports Of the Chief Engineer have been suffered 10 lie the
table Of the Con itee the Fire Depar mcnt TO whom
all reports referred without reeeiy the nten
zion due them, required for The good of the Department.
been discharged without eAsmp alton. either by
person by certain members OF the Common Council there
by totally the interest and welfare OF the De-
partmen which 1t is their hounden duty to cherish and
PR tsct: Therefore,
Received tbanis Of this company due and
hereby rendered 10 Alfred Carson Esq Chief Engineer
Of the New York Fire Department for the fearless
in which he has In his late annual report t. the
Cospel exposed tho in which the Committee
the Fre Department have performed their duties,
riotout anc dsodery ccnduc and upon them II
perly beicbg) that taken place
from the Department the foul stain that would otherwise
rest upon It.
Resolved That course intend pursued BY the
Chief Engineer (prsyidsd tho Common Council
neglect their duties in order to the good
and cbRrsctsr 81 the department and to give
citizens opportunity 10 learn Who tho persons
fault meets with our approval ard sha receive hearty
support J. ID. DIXON, Foreman.
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RoofihG --oo0DwIspF .TESrCGs suasrg-
ms Us Tffmansnt cerefrg fsr mskias tin .i,e AZ
shhss re?h usht tep, Ter q, psr foot n.v rc.s
" fersh rsnts covered fers. eco sas wsrr..t.a ms
rcotns vel Aastted Tor tsffor.s keus.s s,s 1. 10,
Csnsi corner % faursns street Tvs -
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W. rARsIRs OF Tsg NoE,u ,sp Wr.r wuosr

aN.h'- W ihf Nvh'H sfD NEcT NHVSk
& y YOU hnrsry hre,Arn We r'sntsr. che
stoh vhoss Tlanistinf lss all Of
that ertsTeth AID hs nhs n od sd house,
% furniture -hofs tfht u dsrvs epes ~ vanous
tupe - hou~lsepfrs anf ecgh rh1s- sod
f.pesred rssles skoae dhss snd lees 70 bep,t.ss s
ske q al clesnrE hoe Tudainrs snd spite
al rcts ttd 'pirs srse o. dsusiinx roaohs.i 70
sfstcrss a. farsy d-sl.rs dsostsly
cciofed dele sussnssr rssJ fss We suthrons
rhcss lie endssssr,d ~ roinocs sc,rp,sns
te and go Je-ss IN The o. v. 400 f,i,
ssiss lcss Under ersersi - by The stlss ~
the " rssen' Y 81 from far aad n.ar Who Ter
melting are sssT.irns 10 e.l,h ~ relief ga u.. Ia
reeseh - eeufef's tcSk " Cottsr hs,r w..
yeiiy Itsll yov. there e ITALIA AZ 81 p-oss~sx .,xf
D.n ~.sn hsIef Ne has ready HI, r-r vn,iy
% ksfrt " InNder Tor she aeatructor ~ ala hl,st
.e.,, .ne hs Pulls Tor the ss.rnrs,ep ~ rs.. sss
nNe euf ICES are ~ an ed; eeass vour so-,stafs
hsis cf Jtsf essrNr. Ly~r ysur th,.sis. W., ps'
~ LfON'r Depot seo Brosivsr
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E,ishIso-JUsI EEcItvIp. a FURTHER supply
y, patent s,v Vera Ba-s qack ,ss bs-, booi ever
1890, ~ t -" snd reah nh Aiso gvsntity 81
rsr.H.RArts m, x.,a.,,...
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ERLEoB CIR ,Elss. OF raE RAND or '
received, and for sale W -
sAiRkTA ROBERT. Ne. u Ds.r,, sweet.
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w InDoW susnrs-KELrY KiKEs lgi CBATaAn
" sfss' call The stsrticr = al pre- vi hing shsA.s
o their ss-crtmstt ~ SHADE. -atsr. fer kar al
s'hae-s 1hey usts ths hest qsssy ebl, and e.
prices TEL - her
Anshsdss warranted act a. ssist arsu,I
The Evansville daily journal., 1850-12-11
(cOycLUDED TOMORROW
THe GGfircnli0n.

Yesterday. Mr.. Huh's motion 10 re -conmi,
the County limit section with instructions was
re-consdered. ayes 62, hoes 60-the mo.ion
WAS then cui of by the previous question.
ayes Sc tn 45--and the section as enIIosSed.
prohibiting the reduction of counties under
400 square miles, passed, 92 10 80.
The two succeeding sections. relative 10
pu blshing statements OF the public receipts
and expenditures, and prohibiting The draw
ing OF morey ont of the Treasury except by
virtue ofapplicaiions made by law, passed.
ayes l20. Ioes 2-Mr. Read. Of Mouroe, with
drawing his amendment.
The preamble to the Constitution passed,
l24 to |.
The next section coming up. (being the
same ms The second section of the pre- sen, Bill
of Rights MIR. Watts moved 10 amend by
adding the first section of the present Consii-
tuition. which the Committee had rot repor-
ted (that all men are equally free and
have an inilienable right TO enjoy life and
liberty, and To acquire property, &c.) The
language of the Declaration OF Independence
WAS moved by Mr.. Stevenson as an amend
ment 10 the amendment-'ihata all men are
created equal; that they are endowed by
their Creator with certain inaIenable rights
that among these are Ii!e. liberty. and the
pursuit OF happiness. This was accepted
by the mover OF the amendment.
MIR. Howe moved further to amend so ms
to add III the section rs reported, after the
words The people have, at all times, an in
alicnable right TO alter and reform their gov.
ernment"-the following, ''urder their Goa
stitu';oas. MIR. Howe's amendment was re-
jected
The amendment embodying the language
of the Declaration of Independence, was then
adopted-ayes 79, noes Al, and the section "A:
thus amended, was then ordered 10 n third
reading-ayes 65, noes 42 2-as follows.
| We declare that all power is inherent ir
the people; and that all free governments
are, and of right ought TO be, founded or
Their authority, and instituted for their peace
safety, ard happiness. For the advancement
OF these ends, the people have, at all times
AN inalirnable right 10 altar and reform iheil
government. And that the general, great
and essential principles of liberty and free
government nay be recognized and unaiera-
bly, established we declare that all men a.t
created equal; that they are endowed by
their Creator with certain inaIienable rights
that among these are life, liberty, and The
pursuit OF happiness"
The section relave 10 religious federation
was slightly amended in it's phraseoloyy anc
ordered TO u third reading
State Jour, Dec 5.
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RAILROAD CALL.

T T is orlerel tie b. ard of Directors Of the
L Evansville and Illinois Railroad Company.
thai call of So GO per share all stock in the
Company not paid out, he paid as follows: By
all stockholders now or late residing in Wander
hurgh county, Ind, and all siockholdes now resi-
dent in tie Sale; p1yable al lbe office OF the Ev-
ansville Insurance Company, in Evansville. Ird..
on Wednesday, the lit day of January, 1851, be-
tween the hours Ui 10 A. NJ and p. NJ, and
that all arreaIages on calls heretofore made and
unpaid he now declared due and payable from
the above described stockholders, at lhs same time
aud lace.
AID that call of S. co per share on all stock
nci paid ont. I've made payable by all stockholders
now or late residents OF Gibson county. Ia at The
Office of Sam'l Hall, President of said Company,
in Princeton, on the same day and between the
same hours.
Aud thar all arrearagcs on calls heretofore
made and unpaid on and by stockholders now or
late residents of Gibson county, be declared pay
able a, the said office of the President, on the
same day and between The same hours.
JNO. INGLE, ia.
Seciy Z. g. iii. r. X. Co.
Evansville. Dec. Q, 1850. Tli-d3&w3l
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GERMAN CATHOLIC FAIR.-Next week
the Ladies of the German Catholic Church
will give splendid Fair, as will be seen BY
notice in another column, in the basement sto-
~ oil The Catholic Church on second street,
They are making extensive preparations for
the occasion. and we are sure, if the Catholic
ladies here are like those of other places their
Fair will not be eclipsed by any that have
been given in the city. The object of the
the Fair is to obtain bell for the new church
"a good object as the church is an ornamen,
TO the city. We shall have more to say about
this Fair next week.
The Evansville daily journal., 1850-12-11

HoGs.-The slaughtering establishments
continue in operation, though the extreme
cold weather very much retards operations
We heard of sales ofh hogs Saturday at 81 OC
net, on short Tine, and sales of several thou
sand green hams at 3-4 cents
AT Cincinnati the market was stimulated
in consequence of the lipht receipts. and
nearly all The hogs in market were bought a,
81 90 net. We heard OF sale at Madison
OF 100000 pounds green meats at IA cent.
for shoulders and 4 IA cenls for sides.
Several thousand barrels OF new pork have
already been shipped South from Cincinnati
but not barrel as yet from Louisville.
LoisriIe Cour., 9th.
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AN ORDINANCE,

In relation 10 Wiarf Boats; Passed December ia,
1850.
CEc | Be il ordained by the Common Council
kCofthe City of Evansville, that upon proof made
before the Recorder of the city, that spiriuous ar
fermenied liquors by anv quantity has been sold
or given away. ON any Wharf-boat in front Of the
city, said Recorder shall eEter judgment requi-
ring The removal of any such said boat from 'aid
Wharf and issue his writ commanding and au-
ihorizing the Marshal cause such boat TO be re-
moved from said Wharf, forthwith.
| Ssc. 2 If The Recorder shall be informed by
the Marshal or Otherwise, that there is witness
or witnesses who know of any violation of any
provision Of this ordinance, who will not COM
plain thereof il shall be the duty Of the Recorder
to issue his summons commanding such witness
or Witnesses 10 appear, and testify in relation
thereto, and If upon examining such witness or
Witnesses, there shall appear 10 be reasonable
cause to believe that there has been violation OF
this ordinance. it shall be the duty Of the Record.
er to summon the offender, and proceed TO trial
according 10 the first section OF this ordinance.
Attest JAS. q. JONES, Mayor.
! JNo ] CHANDLER CITY Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal., 1850-12-11
Atlantic ard Pacific por,ons of the United

Atlantic and Pacific portions OF the United
Sta ties, has become a large end important
branch of our all service. The means pro-
vided for this conveyance consist oil sixteen
steamships now in actual service, with four
more 10 he added under the existing con-
tracts. Connected with this service is the
land service across the Isihmus of Papama.
which is performed by the Government o'
New Grenade. under a treaty providing IA
stipulated compensation according 10 the
weight of tie mails.
The whole duty Of the Government in re-
gard 10 our correspondence with foreign coun-
tries Is not discharged by simply providing
and supervising the means Cf conveyance
Arrangements should be made with the coun-
tries 10 winch our steamship lines extend, to
specify and secure mutual and satisfactory
terms for the interchange of mails. and Tor
the uninterrupted transit OF our correspon-
dence, in the mails of those countries beyond.
With Germany such arrangements have been
already made. They yet remain TO he adj
justed with France; but the subject is now IN
charge of our diplomatic representatives. and
an early aud favorable termination oi their
negotiations is anticipated
In respect To our correspondence with the
West Indies and South America. some speci-
fic arrangement j. desirable and the early
passage }. a joint resolution Of Congress. au-
thoriZing this Department TO take measures
to secure such an arrangement, is recommen-
drd
The mail service in California and Oregon.
and especially in the former. is still in AN uu-
settled state, and but partially reported. so
that no satisfactory statement IN regard 10 IL
eau be submitted Sufficient lime la comm
nicate with TIE agent last appointed 10 take
charge OF the California service has not yet
elapsed since appointment; hut his report
upon the present condition of the service in
that Stale MAJ he expected nj an early day.
In addition 10 the difficulties inciden, 10 rhe
new and very peculiar state of affairs in that
distant region, there are many that result from
The want oi proper experience and skill on
the part oi those TO whom the management of
postal ufiiirs in that section Of ,he country
has necessarily been con;ided. The appoint
ment Of n Deputy Postmaster General and an
Auditor 10 sside in California. as proposed
/ by "a bill reported at the last seS>io :. might
and IN removing some of tie difficulties but
would give AN organization which won Il sew
er that service from the service in other parts
of the Union, and is Liable 10 many ohiec-
tIoS.
(c0YcLUDED To-MoRRow)
The Evansville daily journal., 1850-12-11
THE ONLY DAGUERREOTYPE

OF JENNY LIND. this side Of tn Mountains,
~ can be seen at Webster * Brothers Dsguer.
reotype Rooms directly over Mrs. kcl'enberg's con-
fectonarv, on Main street: also lkenessos Of Gen.
Taylor, Gen. Johnston of Pa, and other eminent
men; also view OF The birth place Of Arnold. the
traitor, taken the spot, and large collection OF
specimens OF children and adrls which for Artistic
merit cannot be trpassed.
We have a superior apparatus and every improve.
ment, and convenience for doing gooi work Our
assortment of stock is probably the finest ever seen
in this vicinity. and consis OF Frames, Cases..
Lockets, &c, OF every variety.
We take just good pictures in cloudy a.
clear wea her. if you will come early in the day.
n. B-tiaviDg been engaged in the Daguerreo-
type business for the last five years in the city OF
New York ard vicinity, among The very best Art
ISIS in profession we feel confident we can PLEASE
you Is. WEBS En,
deco ,f f. 4. WEBSTER