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THE BLEAK HOUSE. No. q, by Dickens
l. The Two Fainiiies by the Author Of Rose Douglass
Courtesy, Manners, Habits by Geo. w. Hcwcy; VOL
Harrisonss Latin Grammar vol.
Godeys, Grahams, and sartsin Magazines for June v
TAYLOR A. MAURf
May Is Bookselers near ssh street
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uOUsE LINENS.


house LINENs.we have in store, and will sell the
III reasonable prices, the following description Of funitc
Double satin damak elegant designs and quail
ties, follows
1914 lo4 1919, 1914, 1915, in Belgian manufacture
and qualities OF which feel confident will be found dp
o equal In this country.
~ rs for dinner cloths, very cheap.
Also 10 a. 81 and "a Flemish damasks, by the gard
heavy and cheap
The only objection which will be urged goods
thai they win wear long
Also, tray lunch and ovcrIay cloths
Also napkins, in the following
f4x44, - re, 7sr "a, 34x a. IS a. and an
matching II desired.
Also, white double dama.k frui, and esg doie
so cents the dozen
Also article OF beautifully heavy Russia ~
ing very reasonable.
10 i24, Ia lo, 81, and 81 heavy gene
OF these the
Extra heavy and wide linens for pillows holsters the
most celebrated makes known, particularly Richardson nne
which warranted and cheap.
Also shade linens, nil widths, white buff and
gray, with all the fixtures.
Always hand complete assortment
tapestry Brussels plain Brussels Ingram Venetian,
list and Scotch hemp csrpetnss with match
Everything relating curtains from the and eh
the modest and plain.
country can produce, which
viii be cut to a. any room ball. or passage, diagram
To all Of which the stentor of re.peyin
vited. CLAGETT 4 DODs0N,
May lp-beon Ia. avenue, door east Of 9Th street
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CARDHaving been informed from sources, that
i indnousy circulated throughout the city that have
Withdrawn from the for the mayora
Of Washington that having put
nomination by respectable portion of my
all t. G. WEIGATMAN.
lS-3tft
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rHILDRENs sTOCKINGs.-we have in store a
pete assortment OF chdens cotton stockings and
particular attention this department OF ladies viii
generally hnd what they above line
We also have just opened good OF merno
shirts for ladies and which will dispose OF
lowest market prices. w. NJ. SINISTER co.
Ig-Jtdf
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by J. c. MCGUIRE Aucsisnee,

ny DE- 2. McUUINk Aucu6httr.
CORPORATION SIX PER CENT PATRIOTIC BANK STOCK
v AND PEW NO. li9 IN THE NEW TRINITY CHURCH, Ar,
AUCTIoNon Friday, May 2lst O'Clock, p.
rooms, shall sell
1900 six per cent. quarterly Corporation stock
&C shares Patriotic Bank do
Also pew No. 49, in the Trinity Church. egby located
with an unobsiruced view Of the pulpit and desk
j. c. MCGUIRE,
Nav ID Auc
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

ZINE HORSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS, FURNITURE,
NAILS, BIC. AT AUCTION-On Thursday goth
shall In front Of auction store 10 o'clock excellent
family horse sixteen hands high handsome bay
good buggy and harness.
Also at O'Clock, large second hand nearly
furniture belonging removing from the city
good second hand piano; with additions I'LL sale A. GREEN
May l9-2t Auchoneer.
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PRIVATE Furnished Honse for Rent--A very desira-
BILE and neatly furnished house, for
family, located Franklin Row, rented
twelve months prompt tenant with small family moderate
n application JAS. e.
May i9-da 10th P~nnsylvan avenue.
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LItoM PARiS-Lermoicr Historic des Legslatenr 81 oe
Il Constitutions de Ia Greece Antique; 2 vols, 1861.
Fieury; Portraits Poliques Revoufonnaes vols ls
0nizoti Etudes Historiqnes; VOL, 1851.
Guixo; Chute dc Ia Repubque Ansleteue; VOL 1872
Mugunrdt DE Ia propricte Ltterae ntenstonale VOL M
Annuare de pEconome Poiique de Ia sasque, pour is
1 VOL
1851.
On Consular Esablishmcn by Warden, general Of nv
United States at Paris vol Tin Enrlisb Paris, 1873. -
Tegoborsk Les Forces Produciives VOL, 1854
De Martens Causes Cebres du Droit dcs Gems vols L
De Marens Nouvelles Causes Celebes du Do desGens
Leipsc. l.
Gayeri Nouvesu Manuel cemplet des Ports Chsusse y
Nouveau systeme dAere dc CampsVne President oa
Napoleon Bonaparte VOL, 1851
Francoeur; Astronomic Praiquc, vol.
Jus, imported by FRANCK TAYLOR
May 10
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Private dres circle and parqueite, so
Seats orchestra IS family crce Is
third tier, SO cents; colored gallery, 20 cents.
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QAPP's Niche Gold Psns-Daaented Embracing Az
~ the properties In the finest quill pen, durability ns
metal Recommended by well known OF W@hhgoh
For sale at the agency, TAYLOR h MAURY's
May I'D Bookstore 9th street
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FOR carr NAY.

I'DIt
The Virginia and Pennsy ylvann will touch at Cape
May during he batlug season to land passengers.
Passage to Cppc May So, mens included, thus saving
ubot half the expenses ia visiting this delightful bathing
place. Apply to MAYO & ATKINSON
Agents L .hmond.
n B-1he ships returning, leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. au2 dis
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DAILY YIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors'
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
TIER NE TS.

Tho VIRGINIAN published daily g. and weekly Of
81 per anuum No subscription Is taken for shorter
time than x aud paper is discontinued except Ht
thu OPTION of 1opreturs until all @toarg shall have
been paid.
U.s. every nsertion and b rs for every outer
rfs the number Insertions Is not marked on the Ms II
~ be published til ordered and CHARGED Accordingly
The YEARLY RATES uTe:FeT TIE Pdsi o two squares
daily SO. weekly slD; Tor square, tall so sen'
a2-if inner daily So sea9erek5 3D. livery yearly
verser will be required to ooniaa his aH sii-e r. III par
Iar i'm of ineF- exri sfb,e stipulated lor
he will be charged r4tohy ar tle asaese
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= .4s[T-s@eh TEA sEEsP line OF

it u h A VA HEP LINE or
sA--z PACKETS, For PHILADELPHIA.
POSITIVELY every Wednesday, until further noree-Uuon
Steamship Comp1py's Line-The.rw and beautiful
steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain Teuand PENNSAL-
VANIA, Captain Baymore; of these fine steamships
will leave Richmond Tor Philadelphia, eycry Wednos-
day They are beautifully fitted up for passengers
provided with Francis, Patent Metallic Life Boats,
first tables. and every attention is paid To the
Iort and safety ofhe Passengers and protection Of goods
Freights taken low, and all trans-shpment avoided
Passage in first Cabin S8; berhs and meals included,
Do 2d s.: do do do
Passage through n. York, via Philadelphia, - DO do
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<lrsaat. ttVE INWH HWaEA
%@ts@-S AND NEN-lORli STEAM PACKET COM
PANY, have In, line their new aud powerful
low pressure Steam Propeller, CHy Of Richmond Il.
w Foster Masler. she is double iron brnccd and f1s
tened, equal any ships of twice her tonnage. She
has fine Stnte Room accommodations for passengers
and no pains will be spared make her the popular
vessel forpersons travelling this route, and goods will
be delivered with certainty oftme in few hours after
shipment. The Steamship, Cuy Of N0rtoK is
launched and will take her place in the line in few
days. to be commanded by JAMES Posr. This line con-
meets with a nc Of steamers pier eight New y orl
for Boston.
AGExrs........ MAILOR & LORD, Ncw-York;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond.
Jan 5-dts
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nAREAg. mOVsE, I.ymehhl.lg, t.a.

6tABEEA BfO9SE, Eynehbgsfg, "a.
" The undersigned takes this method otiuorming b's
friends and the public generally TINT lac has lea Cd iar
"a term of years the CABELL IiOU 81, and viii close ii
on the 9TH of July and open the IOlll OF Augu.t l.
will undergoa thornu f,p0r from tP To- bottom, and
be firni shed with NEW WFuRNITUHEOUT ANDOtT.
All he asks call aud if entire satisfaction Is not given
no charge will be made He has also lcased Efto :
Stables, the best in the city which will be furnished
with plenty of Proyender. and attentive Ostiers.
iv l2-dtf q. w. a. RAlSE, Proprietor
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MEDICAL CARD.


ENREE EXHIBITION subscriber 4av-
a ing obtained at considerable EXPENSE from Mr.
Whitehursts Washington Gallery, Dagucueotypes Of
the following distinguished characters, mostrespectnlIy
invites the public CAL and examine them, IN connec
tion with large number Of his production, ut the
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen. Winfield Scot VIM. \. Gra
ham, Cen Franklin Pierce, Wm r. King, Gen. Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen 4. Douglass p e GIBBS,
July l9-df Proprietor
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: Gil hUNgON Tramsporentiom Ainc

= sSll -. MON Transportation Lime
ess--e=aas--a~ to Putab0rP oal hc lpc&-The UNDER
signed would respectfully inform their friends and
TONER'S thai the Pennsyv yvaua Cuua will open on 2th
March, al "hiehimc VIII be repaired to forward my
amount Of NrehaHiise 10 all points the Western wa
ters, % th Dispatch the very lowest rates.
Rate on Tobaeco II Pittsburg, G0c per 100 lbs from
ii May.-1ime day.
No Commission charged for forwarding ut Boltlmore
orPhiadephia. G, II. KOONS
March Idts Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO ALL!-IIE ALSO, BY acci-
" dent ha4 fallcn into the CONFECTIONARY BU-
SINESS in conjunction wthhis Jewelry establishment,
in whichhe keeps Candies & Fruits, such Orupges,
Lemons Raisins, Almonds, Fiibers, Toys of all kinds,
and in fact all kinds of onfec tonarrs kept in such
establishment Heis now receiving his Spring stock,
TO which he respectfully solies the patronage Of the
public. He also has, in his employment. ofthc most
experienced Bakers and Candy makers in Lynchburg.
Pyramids, Of all kinds made at the shortest notice
All orders from the country received and promptly
executed! CHAS. A. EVARD.
March s-4dts ? doors above EXCHANGE corner
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AccoIlsanodmiion Trnin.

VIRGINIA ASD TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
4 \ and after Thursday the 18th. frcght Train
~ with a Passenger Car attached, viii eu,o Lynch
burg duiIy Saturday and Sunday cxccpcdD Mt o'clock
P. NJ, and leave Butord's daily (Snnday upd Monday
eNccpted) al 81 O'clock A M
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
dray tickets be delivered in the Depot before sun.
SET the previous eycning. AnhcieIs nazr be prepalI
Bug l0--dts TIIOS. JEIIIS Al
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Il I z:Ygsl x,tss',HaA ,is.,,s! AND TEN
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLANES.-No Slave
will be permitted tordc on the Railroad cars With.
ut speefal 1ef5cq permission FROM his or her owner
or he aren't or guardian Of the owner unless accompa.
ned by the OWNER person otherwise entitcd ihc
service Such permit mG-t be ejyen in duplicate one
ofwhicl will be rcuned by the Conductor Of the ffnin
CHAS. +. NJ, GARNETT.
motrh IS--t' Chief Engineer.
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ENEATHERS.-1.O0 900 lbs Live Geese Feathers,
l. Frest--just received and for sale by
" 26.ts LEE & JOHNSON
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100 BALES HAY in good order, received and
\ wv for sale by ie 241 b. i. SACKETT.
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. PeIs0ns ffavoIineI IInoI-T or VI-I1l- LyOcN-T19,
nu! stopping at the Washington, entitled toysIl the
.'Yrginian READING Room' during theirstog
Nav l7-lfs
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUG.
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
MAIL TRAIN.

MAIL TRAIN.
IfAs
az IL .iss.....A.s.. ...,i
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
fENlE MAIL. TRAIN will leave Lyuchburs lnily
4 lsanday's cxcerted,) at6l o'eock. A. NJ, and re.
turning will leaye Buiord's o'clock. p. NJ.
hue lo-lts TlIOS. JEl1IS. A..
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w Chmch Street aaa FIsst AttH igHcitug. q.
(Eo. GkNERos. Proprietor.
Irs-r# r BrH4DX Assistant.
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sfz4ss AND NEW YORk PACKETS.-1 his Ae~ Home
Line is composed Of the following Vessels all owned in
the city Of Richmond a@i sails from Nev York cray
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Richmond, Aug. 28-ts
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The churches and citizens Of Augusta Ga, have
tributed $A25 to the National Washiagton Monument
and Mr. Richard Wall, of Baton Rougs La. has collected
$3.50 FROM the citizens Of that place for the pur
pose.
The fremen Of Springfield had grand celebration and
parade ON the 18th instant.
Boston has contributed the sum Of 456 for the re-
lief of tho Montreal sufferers.
An inquest was held at Cincinnati on the 10th inst
the dead body Of Sarah Holman, whose body was
found in her in the house of her husband and who
came to her death by straDgulation self inflicted while
laboriDg under alteration of mind brought by re
gious subjects
Among the list of entries at the Ohio State Fair was
which is represented to have from p. r. Bar
mum, Of New York, being Fat Girl y weighing five
hundred and twelve pounds.
The visiters at the Ohio State Fair counted by
aorcs The Cleveland papers of the 10th say that
that day there were at least twenty five of people
the Fair grounds The receipts the close Of the
second day amounted to Sl2 COO.
Michael Doheney deck hand belonging to the steam
Tuscumba, fell from the guard Of the boat at St
Louis the 7th inst and drowned before any as
sistance could reach him.
Joseph Connel painter by trade under the influence
of pou, on the 1lth inst at Mobile, went to the
top of the Watch House Tower to take lean from that
high place The Waterman on duty, perceiving his
situation endeavored to force him down stairs in which
he partially succet ded but the way down the
watched man eapad forward to lower floor ami fell with
his head against the wall breaking his neck
On the 14th inst at Louisville Susan Mecks young
girl Of about seventeen years Of age committed suicide
by taking opium from the effects Of which she died next
morning 1t appears that she had become inmate of
the house OF infamous of the name of Rachael
Brown and it is though she became Disguised with the
life she was leading and made way with herself.
At Button, Ia, last week, A. b. c. Summervla,
young man, while digging we'll was suocated by going
into one morning lie felt the effect of the damps
made signal and drawn up this he repeated some
three times but was finally rendered too weak to hold
the bucket, and fell back dead.
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E,bates IN the Common Council.
OUR SPECIAL REPORT

Jour SPECIAL REFoRT
BOARD or ALDERMEN,
Monday. September 20
THE NINETEENTH WARD CoNTBOvERsY--DEBATE OF
DIVISION INTO ELECTORAL DISTRICTS
The majority and minority reports Of the COM
mittee On this contested election had been made
special oroer for this evening Alderman TfENANN
(lweLth Ward) moved it be made the order of the
day for this evening, which motion was carried.
Subsequently,
Alderman DoaHERTY. the democratic and present
sitting representative of the ward in dispute, pre-
sented an ordinance by which it was ordained that
the ward be divided into four districts. 1t may be
well to premise that, at the date of the contested
election, last fall, the ward contained two but du-
rins the last few remaining weeks the late whig
Board OF Aldermen held their power they divided
it into five electoral districts
Alderman WARD Fifteenth ward) moved re-
ference to the Committee on Ordinances.
Alderman DoHERTY replied, that perhaps they
had not been treated with all due courtesy; but his
excuse was that he pressed for time, and as the
very short he would call for the read
ing. He hoped it would not be necessary to refer
the ordinance, but that it would pass
Alderman SMITH eleventh ward) felt that
the Alderman should be the exponent Of the feel
ings and wishes of the ward and the question was
whether ne or this committee were to divide it as
they pleased.
Alderman DoHERrY knew that the division be-
fore made did not suit the wishes of his constitu-
ents, ana that il it were referred the committee
would not report that ordinance. One OF the mem
bers had told him he would not vote for t.
Alderman llEMANN Twelfth ward, } wos the NOM
Der who had told the gentleman so. He would not
vote Tor dividing that ward into less number Of
districts. There was no ward in the city which was
increasing so rapidly as the Nineteenth and he
wanted polling places sufficient to enable the nha-
nitants to 90 in peace, and with the same ease as
they could to church.
Alderman TWEED defended the ordinance They
were not giving them less, but more districts
twice as many as they had last fall election-.and
no one would contend there was any difficulty then,
except what wac got up by the police themselves.
Alderman WARD would vote for the reference
and was proceeding to make some remarks. when
not speaking TO ths question, which was IN rafc
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Marine Affairs.

TIN Solli STEAMERS. steamships Florida,
Capt Woodruff, from Savannah and UDoa, Capt:
Adams, from Charleston arrived yesterday mornss
We indebted to the attention OF the purcrs for ths
prompt Transmission of the usual fayors Of souhsra
contt mporaries.
LAuNcu joins l.. rErusss-The stcsmshie
John l. Stephens, for the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
paDy successfully launched at half past three O'Clock
yesterday, by Messrs Smith and Dmon at the foot II
Fourth street, IA Il. She is very sharp, hantscms
looking craft and the beauty Of her model matssr
of remark among the large asembsge present to wisn0
her into the water.
LAuNculD-At Frceport No 14th inst, ship Of rss
tons, called the China
VESSELS WRECKED FLORIDA REEFS AND CoAsrs
The number OF veseis wrecked the Florida aud
reefs Gas stated by the Spanish Vice Consul at Key
West that have received assistance from the Key Wes
wreckeIsr from 1874 to 1851 inclusive is 279 Amount
awarded for salvage S7S99ll AZ. Amount Of expenses
$5a17G6 Sc Total amount of salvage aud Expenses
81 .21 6S Oh Value of vessels and eargoes 81 9l9 2y
IT. Mr Gomez further states that the total number Of
vessels wrecked injured the Florida and reefs
since Key Wet first inhabited lin 1929 estimated
to exceed go and the value of said vessels their
goes, etc not less than $40,000OOO
LAUNCHED The ship james Arnold, Of 400 t0As
bUrtben launched from the yard OF Messrs HnlmAa
Mt New Bedford 18th instant. She is owned by IL Tasx
Go
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reacS, and tke OsmnittSs q Ordinances csaid oct
60 into The questaens hs was discussing.
reference, He wished to know whether the gentls-
man really was the exponent Of the ward a. he had
been styled. IL remained to be seen whether the
Board would allow him to retain scat to which he
had been illegally elected. He, (Aldsrman W.,)
and others believed that half that ward had been
disfrsnchised. and the Committee on Ordinances
could look into that. There was no such haste mo-
ccssary, for he would gain nothing By getting il
passed 70 night, as the Board Of Assistants had sd
journed
Alderman DoHKRrY had been informed they
would have an extra sessi0n.
The motion to refer was lost, and the ordinance
adopted, by q vote Of I4to2
The Board, after transaoting some moro routine
business, adjourned till Tuesday afternoon.
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nee was performed In the following time

-Givng the W B. Thatcher the first prize (sver speak
ing trumpet the Quarantine the second (siver cup y
and the Ariomedes the third (compass) But two boats
started for the second cassthe Neptune of Marbbead
high 10 70 95 tons, and the Grace Of Boston Hayden
AZ tons. The Neptune cainc in min. IS acc ahead,
taking the fret prxc spygsss and the Grace took the
second "a fag) without competition Everything went
of well without the slightest Journal
Sept. IT
CLUB Boar RACE AT SeUANruM.-The club boat race
at Squsntum yesterday, brilliant and successful
affair The weather fine the waves smooth and the
wind light The attendance Of spectators large,
aud we noticed mauy ladies from the adjoining towns
There three contests The first between the Orion
and Star each rowed with four Tbs prize for this
race rudder yoke awarded to the Orion Distance
rowed six miles tine, 81 minutes This well
contested. The second between the T. r.
Meagher, CoxBwain Toland, and tho General Sarsfeld
Coxswain McCiuske distance, from Long Island Head
and backthe former with eight aud the latter
oars. The prize handsome b0athoOk, awarded to
the r. Mcagher. The champion flag, which to
be awarded to the boat making the best time given
TO the General Sarshed; distance, six miles time ~
minutes and 10 seconds For the third the Ariel
only entered. She rowed with six and
pshed the distance six miles in thirty four minutes
The prize, Gu American ensign, was awarded to her
BaStvn Herald Sept. lS
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Nax>l Iafelaasenea.

ASsrAL or rHE UrIrxo SrArEs SLoor o. WA Wv
csSrn-TAe United States ship vinoennss arrived =
po ye~esday in sixty days from Valparaiso &c
ooooed Cape Horn July 10Th fifteen days out of pcsS
Auo ma been absent about three years dur
vncn time she naa been very actively employed n orls
ing having sailed In that time &C 600 miles ana has -,
In port thirty 1.-TWO different times The solov,nv H. a.,
Of her officers -
Communicative. L. Hudson
Leutenants-J. N Barney, N. @ Perry Jr ysha WE
Acting Lieutenant OF Msrines-w Stokes Bo,4
Assistant Surgeons. Allen Engies
Passed Midshipman-John ID. Stewart Acting Msstsr
Midshipmcn- d. Hand. J. G. Sullivan
Commanders Clert-John w Hudson
Acting Boatswsin--W. Is. Forester.
Gunner-Eugene Mack.
Carpenter-Wm. r. Laighton.
Sailmaker-Thomas Fatem.
Us. srrAMsur BAN rro-A letter fron an ooacer
board this vessel dated Trieste Sept states that
abe b:oke down when four days out from Norfolk whsb
place she left the Sd Of March last and arrived 1t Cslx
the ed where she ned about six weeks reprn
Since her arrival in the Mediterranean, she had visited
the following places-Gbraltar Cadz, Malaga, Atioante
Barcelona, Marseilles Touon, Genoa Spexza Ltghocn.
Naples, Milo, Psros, CenstsntinopIe, Athens, Scitua
Onto which she put through stress OF westher) a0f
Corfu.
Another letter written board dated Trieste August
&c. says -: We have met with another slight accident,
which we will repair here. II occurred between Naples
and Consantinople; but it did keep from steam
run eight miles per hour. We have got the cugnsa
in better running order than they when we Lot Nor
folk We think shall be able to ,nske them perform
better than they did on the trial trip thti par
hour IL they do not after what shall d. hero they
will and no person make theui Her satin
qualities are ezcellen a. sea boat she ia perfect
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Supreme Court--SpeciaI Term.

Uecisions by Hon Judge Edwards
SEPT. Il VILLAIN Horton and Others vs Sher-
man B,o,crdl and Others. The afidavts on the part
of the sheriff not sufficient to establish agree
mtnt by the defendants, either Of them, to pay
greater sum for auctionesrs fees than are allowed
by statute but I think that There is sufficient
proof of an agreement to pay the extra charged
for watching the property and rs this extra
service rendered, ut the request of the defendants
the sheriff Tho charge for extra labor, advertising,
and for lcvy and adjournment, cannot be allowed.