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II OWEN Il son, Merchant Teilors, ysouid respect
Il. fully known 10 friends aud the public generally tina
they have just opened varied assortment OF fall and win
goods qualify such clots cassmeoe yesngs
hc friends and customers VIII call and ex
anime for themselves. s.- ~. i
Ia returning the liberal share patronage the,
have received they that having expert
eDced the evils credit great extent y have d
termined In articles their line very low Tor cas'
and solicit conlnusnce Oh pubic iasof
Oct 9-2awlm (Iniel x Telegraph
pRYOH 81 DAvIDGE will practise I'm the suprems
- JAMES W. PRYOR,
Late Of Montgomery Alabama.
WALTER d. DAVIDGE.
Oct 5-lawinDec4 4 Washington, District OF COLUMBIAN
DtrACII-GItONERS reminded that now IL shs
time for destroying the peach gnbs thai are destyg e
teeslhat the ehectua remedy yer
The expense will cents per nee All ohef Hu
benefited by II. .,
viii be forwarded proportion 10 The money received
c. Lewis 7b Will receive atention
''''" z W "'' LEWIS co.
WAsmNoros, Sept s, 1851.
DEAR have uied at SUGGESTION the preparation o
OF the peach tree ana WIN gren
composition used about sky trees, eafj
they quite fee from the iaVh o u
common orchards, far convinced iha
quality vegetation IN The way apped 10
unusually thrifty and fruitful this season.
+ q Ipw1s eso CHAs G. PAGE
Oct l7--9aw5iifs
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TAPESTRY VELVET Uncut Velvet Tapestry, T"-
IL pesuy plain treeply and ingram
supply ofc above description Of fur
goods an entirely and different patterns and ccmbna
heretofore this all from the
celebrated John Crosley Sons, London,
Also additional supply Of elegant curtain materials Brock
all silk,
anes damask ianes French and English furniture ehnt
Turkey and figured bintzes with all
he tassels, gnps, and borderines match.
hand before their arrival
stock perhaps complete OF other retail
adjustment In the ut Es@t#rtF. #.s .41s
intending inish espec
faly invited 10 call and examine them. -. - -. -. 4.
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods.
Sept i7-3coif
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MEDICAL Book Agency In Washington city, Tor me ne
United sa,es, philadelphia pricesa large collection con
smnily hand al ..,,,,a
bookstore, glh street
Apoong he Wood Baches
United WOODS Practice Druiu Modern Sur
gery Cregorys Outlines OF Chem
sr orners Dssector Wilson Dseeto Moretons Anatomy,
Therapeucs and all the works recommendea ny e
faculty be used n the medical lectures IN This city,
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VIRGINIA Locomotive ana Car Works, Wolfe stree.
and Potomac, Alexandria, Virginiasmith Perkins,
locomotive engines and endefs marine
and stationary engines boilers chilled car wheels ana axes
patent and wrought machinery and castings gen
orally. .sat .E,
The having erected very extensive shops and pro
engines machinery oil all KINDS
with despatch, and IN the favorable terms ,
I,nte OF the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20--dy
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nNaLIsH AND FRENcH JEMELnY MATCIIEs.

CNoLIsH AND FRENCH JEwELRY, WATCHES,
u silver and plated fancy goods, &C. suitable Tor New fesf
No I5 on peonyana Avenue he store lately oe
eupied by Mr. G.. W. Hcydena fresh importation Of English aud
ewslry Watches plated all OF which Of
the superior quality and Of the latest Styles consisting IN part
], follows
Pull and pearls ruby and pearl rarnes tor
quo.ei plain twisted gold catsans in erca
diamond ruby pearl and MI other kinds Of finger rings
endless variety brHceiets Of all kinds plain
costly genter~ns kinds o breaspins and
sh gold guards chains, &C go and silver ,nvd
styles medalions gold
,nimbles, pens aud pencils, &c. = sstL . =.
DIAMOND MOONTRD NATcHfS.-Waiches mounted with
diamonds pearls eunucis ladies' plain gold watches ofvsr
o styles gennensns witches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson makers.
SOLID SILVER wARE.-syer and coffee pitchers,
sote candiesiicks caddes,
punch ladies' oyse ice cream sad gravy spoons cake
knives and forks, In sets Of
doren suitable fish and butter Knives dinner,
desert and and ong soup ladies' pickle
knives,
PLATED wARE.Tes and coffee sets cake baskets casors,
s spoons walters and vegetable dishes, tea ket
uss and nrns, pitchers, kc.
FANCY GooDsfans, card eases port mounaes, sc for sale
low
Remember No. 49, Pennsylvania Avenue between ~ and 9Th
..
Jan 2-eoIw
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yUOODi WOODi WOOD 1.-THE subscriber has at his wood
ysrd eight hundred cords OF
ckory oak and pine wood, which he h nnrou 20 sell or cash
Ills wi be the yard all times ready 20 deliver IN such
He VIII take the liberty 10 refer
friends and 70 the quality Of the wood,
Ao via: Daniel Iohn IT, Frost John Ciseet a. g. urnm
mar Dr Bayl Washington Rev L. r. Morgan Rev. MI Ham,
uton oropar vv cosw.v
Jan 7--e eoom' VEoHoh W. SoNWAf
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TAYLOR n MhURN'S
Hookntore, nenr glh street.

ANIMALS, Souvenirs, and Illustrated Books Tor
"A Friendships Offering Christmas, New Year. and brih
day present for 1882.
The snow Flake for $50
The woodbinc, hoiyday gift for 1852.
The Cabinet e52a collection Of twenty ave
subjects the highest style Of art
Leaflets OF Memory illuminated annual for iS2i ea'eo pS
Reyneil Coates NJ. D., Philadelphia. -,
Women Of Bible Testament our Saviour,
with the Prophets Apostles Tho Pathways and Abiding rsees
OF saviour bondage, by Wainwright Inc MS
sonary Memorials The Women OF the Scriptures by rev. ~
Weld-aIl profuseiy illustrated and spienddly bound
be Book Of Picturesque.
The Home Benuty,
OF Charles the Second.
The Shakespeare Gallery.
Beautifully illustrated richly bound copies Of Milton, Rogers
Campbell Byron Goldmh Thompson irving and many o'hrs
Noes The Dew Drop The Remember Me me nmn
Valley The Irving Offering and DINERS 700
numerous the limits OF advertisement. :. -.
Albums French portfolios drawing books Dbea- Testsments
and prayer style Juvenile books eoh
French and English, for every age, in great variety.
Dec "a fhhNch lAfboh
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J. FRANCIS CLEMENTs,

j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
Attorney and Councillor at Law,
WILL practice In the courts Of this Distinct and in the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia
claims description against the govern
mept especially claims the revolution.
Oice Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th streets
Sept l2-eo6m
fremont House, Boston, Massachusetts
HIs well establishment still conducted in the same
manner n has always been pleasant situation
OF The house, comnodou arrangements and the eomfors and
combine render agreeable ana al
the traveller.
OF l.. Tucker Co, long al
the head Subscriber pledges his best
eon. reputation, and to give satisfaction to ms
s''''"e'' wM. II. PARKER.
BosTos, Sept Is, 1851.
Sept l9-hsw3m
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VIiH informs the pubic
proprietor Of the line OF mail coaches running
Winchester, by the oi leesbug lie
good and good horsewi have IN MS
sku attentive, and accommodating drivers me
trip will always good time, and every pains wl DC
taken every effort made for the accommodation
extend him is patronage The
public patronage very respectfully solicited once al folomac
' e~'' JAMES II. KEMP.
Augl-dly
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VALUABLE bu.,n@.. stand for Rent In Wa.hings

VALUABLE business stand for Rent I'm Washington
city, and immediate possession given OF the three stores
me building the old established stand the
corner 9Th and Market Space They are bnt in the
most modern goods business and with lights.
The 10 feet wide by 80 feet deep in the clear with
sden the Of the ~ feet wide by ~ feet high has
basement wide by IS feet Deep and feet inches high
the dry hnisbcd for well lighted by
N on Market space u feet wde "a feet despi then becomes
% having skyigM
long for sales 26 wide by
Deep inchcs high There is
stairway The third
fe wide Wy 81 feet deep with skyigh feet by feet in the
could be made by throwing
Each has vnull in the for
fuel. t#
apply the subscriber Potomac NORTH
side psnnsyfvshia avenue, between "a and ~ streets
Orc I3--TuThsatn ANNE Y. DERMOTT.
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EORDoNs Digest Of the Laws OF the United states.
VI edition. le5 including the with
powers OF Judicial decisions relating 10 The
statutory law BY Thomas r. Gordon complete
octave Of l,l67 pages. This day received
Nov o5 FRANCK TAYLOR
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BOARDING and Day school Young IedIes.-Th,
ID Misses HAWLEy will duties OF their
Monday, I5 residence avenue
bets l7fh aud 18th
Aug Q--aaw9w .as Fs4s es..f.
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nIL-CLOrHS.Just received nj the waerooms Of CLAGETT
DODSoN and superb stock Of door oncohss N
landscape tapestry panel Mosaic patterns, all
coored in the highest style of the an
10 sheets low price all or OF which We wi cut
any room, hall, passage, according to diagram *
Also stock covering furniture, In widths
inches, and oil cloths expressly for
Aug l6-daw CLAGETF DODSoN.
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rLAGEsrr. NEWTON. MAYA co. most respectfully
10 their and the public that
daily receiving their fall supplies rich fancy goods They w
open is Tuesday ladies, goods
including the richest styles both In coors and designs
We
from the adie. will find much richer
at a period of The season, and quite cheap.
CLkGETf, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sep 0-dlw
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Nov " fhANck Thfioh.
THE CIVIL LAW OF spain and Mexico, arranged on
the modern Codes with notes and references
preceded by historical introduction The Spanish and Mexican
law bodying appendix OF the most important
Custsvus Schmidt, counsellor
slaw-eompels volume. New Orleans sSl This day
csiyed FRhNCK TAYLOR
Noyl
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AOMES1IC and OrnanAe Mtal Cottages and Landscape
Gardennga sess Of Degs Adapted 70 the UAisA asysa
by Ranlelt. 2veis., Ist9. -.gf u =. ~ --ttt..
Designs for Country and Village Residences In the United States
Ktch with Details, Specifications Plans and Drectons and
Estimates OF Cost Of Each Design 2vols, 1850. 3t.
Gothic Architecture Applied To Modern Rsdences BY Arnot
VOL. 1850. .... ~ es..l.
Two Hundred Designs Cottages and Villas; by Messn Walter
< Smith,
Dowg Architecture and Designs for Cottages, Farm Houses
aud Villas l vol, 1851. f8 ..st
Downing Landscape Gardenings and Rural Architecture adapted
North America. vol, 1850. "
Designs Cheap Cottages and Farm
rIouses. vol, 1851. aft Nf
Together many other the and sn oshs1
branches Of architecture and building.
5 FkANCk TAXLOk
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NEW supply Lady Wortley's Travels tn the
IN United Staes.o s..- at1Isssi
New supply " Alton Locke" and Yeast"
New supply of Leigh Hunts Autobiography"
TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug BOOKSELLERS, 9Th street
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" ERy ATTRACTIVE sTyLEs.-sThe undersigned have
received extensive variety In gen,epens sosps
articles ses p ps-imeres sn5 ve-lns- together with nl
fancy coiored French including
imported which they respectfully invite the attention of
gentlemen, sat
s~ps ao--diw tHt.t eaaHtI f AHs.a
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SMTTH's New Guide Travellers throughout ths
~ United States, 1851.
Hoey Tourist throughout the Northern and Eastern
States and { Canada-mnp and engravings.
Dsurnels American and European Railways and snamshl
Guide, Price 25 and 50 cents
Appeions Railroad and Steamboat Companion through New
England and l,s Middle staies--msny mars.
Appleton's Southern and Western Travellers Gude-man'
The Hand Book for Travellers through the Unites
States with l25 cnrravings, and large map. - .
Trenton Fals Picturesque and Descriptive by MI WINS, WIN
wings
The New York and Ee Railroad Descriptive Guide Book b.
William Macleod l3 drawings by the and other sini
lar books.
Aug u PRANcK TAYLOR
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- TAYLOR MAuRv,
Oct 20 BOOKSELLERS, aih street
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III IsTOIRE lie n Restaurations par LAnAaztins. =
III vols Paris, 1851. II 80
Hsore du consulat de Vampires Thieu o,h VOL
Paris, 1851 .+-,e. t-fE
pour ristoire du consuat7h nvrason; Paris
1851. Hl 4l ~ sHta' ~i he Att vi /,
Pars 1851. Ma.
Sept FRANcK TAYLOR.
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THE Gold worshipperst The Days We Live In
future historical novel by this author of Whitsfriars
Harmony OF Prophecy, by the Rev. Doctor Keith -, !
FRANCk TAYLOR
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cUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE wISE.-Landng this day
- schooner Cisaro--
10 baskets Boxers very superior Cbampagne wise
75baskets RensuId trmcois eidseck Champagne wne MI
.''''' s''' GEO 1 THos. PARKER Co,
Jan 6-Tuwsz-4wif Opposite Browns Hotel
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A CARD.

DApMELE MALsTER, dentists have removed their office
L few doors east OF their former place
Oct 9--eo,f3r
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CLEGANT Curtain Matertals.-We have the pleasure
II informing public received, and hat
amagnhcent stock OF bocke satin anes damask iane
variety other and beautiful materials
furniture coverings, with elegant cornce
pins dapey cords taeis loops gmps kc to
pond. NH.H Il.
Also eaboaeiy wrought lace Swiss and book muslin under
which have been for time exhibition a n
Worlds Pair and will by all who them be q
goods country Ths adi
particularly invited TO call and them. - -
Aug l6-d2w CLACETT DoDSON.
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Medium, from Hamburg and the WaIdemsr from Ant
weIp-have shared the same fate
greater ACTIVITY however has taken place In the
port trade Flour what barley ami other uro-
oace have been 10 good demand aud We have 10 notice
silver for Erpard and The United spstes AMI con
siderable shipments have been made ana ukeiv h con-
tlnue. On the State OF the dry goods market we can
Prices rem ain the ales having bsen elrsstsd
CorrEa Is very much Inquired AFTER sl7 o. to s1s
QuIcKsrrp-,witbout demand; 400 tasks have arrived
ir the Roslind from San Francisco and the article is
BaAsiL Woop The Imports consist Of ous cargo pcr
Hamet from Ipss, which Is selling In small lots II
to rs cash Sales only made e. thu price fos dunnags
OF eftes chartered with copper ores for Eaaaa and the
United States.
FLouR spee our last the exports have been consider
able We ncticB the following: oc0 quintas by the Ga
latea, and GEO qrntals by the Godefoy. to California
and about 20o0 quintas for Lima vessel has also
owners have decided TO send to sydney the article in
good demand at So.
wHrAr hear Of sale Of IS 600 fansgss in San An.
tonic at 20 rl siree then 30 rls dem anded The
prospects Of the crop favorable Of old
wheat small throughout the ry and 1t il believed
that both wheat and -four viii maintain least present
prices holders being firm at So and for tho asega OF
BIRLnY-7oeo fsnegss have been sold at 10 rls, six
MON hs credit in quiBial bags, shore. The demand
continues brisk and holders not DESTROYS OF selling
at present at lower rates
SILVER THE steamer santisg, brought 1400e marks,
part of which has been bought for account
$40 o and the remainder has been placed at the
price
LuMpER-Jhe Dutch lumber OK Graf Won Kaxsndorf
found sale at SOS since thea American cargo from
Bangor Maine has arrived and understand has been
placed at the rate. Three inch planks
and In demand the recent soarcty dtsnd Of foreign
lumber Indicates notable increase in the consumption
this coast.
FKrrGHrs--The freight market stiu remains dnI, and
the following quotations at which vessels have been
taken up may be considered fair average rates
GuAno to load in the Chncha Islands 10 safe port In
the United Kingdom e. SatpstIe for Liverpool f2 los
to co 1bs Copper ar copper to Liverpool E2 Us
3D. do to Is ST. Ores to the United States $16
Freghts for California $l6 to SIT
ExcHANoE.-B Bills on London 40 ,. 90 and % days.
United States per sent Silver In bars $40 o. Copper
board STA to SIS. Cola above ley VA Hard dol.
airs per cent,
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since the Brish markets were opened to slave pro-
population OF Cuba must have been goaded on TO
greatly increased labor, that population has been
extensively recruited by slaves from the coast
Of America. After ably urging the immediate me-
eessity OF something being speedily done for 80
lcpies, kr Girod concluded 0y seeOndipg the motion
amid loud applause
Rev Mr.. GILLIAN, in an eloquent speech, which
was frequently spplauded, proposed the third reso'
lutisn, as follows
g. That this meeting desires uneQuivoealy to declare
It's conviction III az the honor OF the sson and the into
rests humanity involved in the successful Issue 81
emancipation 10 les and Is OF opinion that
oty gort,,aen should Upon ME nent qf The troa-
ties ich hare 6een entered INTO Nth Span for he
sion n the Stare trade e heqtS rh Era<a far lie like
prrose appearing 10 be carried tEo effect W the govern
nent IF fhat county
BAILlE WATSON seconded the motion,
Sir JAMES ANDERSON, P, moved the next
resolution, which was carried unanimously -
4th That this meeting resolve to memorialise her
asjesys government in terms of the preceding resolu
tions that his ordship the chairman be horised to
sign the on behalf of the meeting. and that the
following committee be appointed to prepare tho
rial and take such other measures may be deemed
expediept: Sir James Anderson, NJ Z Rev DR. Ander-
son, Rev DR. Buchanan, Hugh Cogan Esq Rev. DR..
Craik, H. T. Crum, Esq, Henry Dunlop, Esq Rev,
Robert Gillian, Andrew Gslbraih, Esq Baltic Gourlay,
VIM. Gourlie Esq, Alex. Haste, Esq p, James
Hannah. Esq John G.. Kinnear, Esq, Rev. DR.. King,
Baiie Mitchell Baiie Psyfair W. p payton Esq John
Ronald, Esq., William Smss Bailie W atson.
A vote Of thanks having been accorded to Or.
Anderson and Kirk Session, for granting the use Of
the church, and also to the chairman, the meeting
separated about 10 O'clock
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Another Attempt TO Purchase Cuba.

Translated from La UroIica OF Ne~ nc rk, NOV. o.
In letter directed from Madrid, dated Oct. !, ia
the Koishe Zciiuak and copied by pspcrs 1t IL
uIed that the American Minister at court had
lately renewed the offer Of $4,000 duros-as before
offered by the government under President Polk-as
price for she sss of the Island Of Cuba The Of
the Ministry the letter that Spain had idea
Of abandoning the island that she has decided to
tcct WITH all Aer power thst the of the island
shall be strong and loyal and that as for the blsteos
the Spanish government doss not fear them and Is
pared destroy them Whenever they shall attempt 70
disturb the peace OF tue island The letter by
assuring the Minister Of the United States that Il
usesss to renew the proposition AMI that they bso,s
that tbe American gsveBmn due the NOTICES Of tbs
flbtssvos in order to induce SPAN to sell the island
From the Washington Intellse Nov. q
We have the very best authority fJY saying that
the above ftatsmeat, that the American Minister
at Bfad,id Ind q6ued to purchase 6ub1, Is uittoS.
tte least foundation N faot No such sGsr has bean
made By this administration.
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TO yHG HpI
NEW YORK, Nov -, 1851


TO yHs EDITOR oP the nBRALD.
Attsr the many remedies for the relief Of Broad
way, there is ono think would DO most valuable, As
well TO utility, as to the great ofnaneot Of tao
city, which has not yet been suggested.
IL 10 tbis-to remove entirely the ratings nov
around the Park, aud pave the whole spaoo (inslad
ing the sdevslls) with she Ru", or some othor Kind
Of pavement, thus as IL were, annexing Chatham
ard Broadway IN one grand street
Iu tho centre, splendid fountain. with massive
bronze lamps around, statues, and merely feS
trees Vehicles would pass aud stand there The
City Hall would be seen 20 great advantage, ADD
what is Tow m eye sore, The ragged dewalds aud
insignificant iron ienco round me so-cslled Park"
(Hbioh is only fequented by parcel Of idle boys,)
would become noble square worthy this great
metropolis
Paris, has its Place de Ia Concorde, LONDON,
Trafalgar square, in short oil the continental
cities rome public place Of the kind, why not
New York, when 1T has the ground 80 we'll
adapted for the purpose
/ am surs, when you think OF the additional
beauty ard Increased space for military and otncr
public disp'sJs is would afford, this project will meet
ysur approval and advocacy.
ONE OF YoUR OLDEsr SuBscRrBsRs
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Naval Intelligence.

TpI JAras BIrEprTIor.-We understand the Steamship
Princeton viii probably net be included In tbs squadron
destined for Japan owing to serious defect in hr
boilers 1t il stated this very perseptibe the oshss
dsy in her failure to keep up with the movements OF tho
steamship Mississippi while proceeding mp the Posonss
The United States seamship Fredona sailed On sAtur-
day for California (nos Tsxssl with aetschnent OF
United States Infs ptry board under the command o.
Major Gabriel j. Rains The following 10 list OF her
lieutenant Commands frederick ChAtard
Master and Exec utivc offccr-Chsrles w. Place.
Passed Midehip msn-G recnleaf Cnley, Henry o. Hun-
tar Edvard Il btoye, Philip @. johnson, Jr.
Acting Purser--Thomss w jordan.
Pur,er,s steward-Elias ". Hayes.
Surgeons do.--O'Dowd
poRTsxouTn NAVY YARD We understand tn VI orders
have been received at the Port mouth Navy Yard n
place the old ship Franklin in the dry dock This wilt
give employ ment TO small number Of mechanics
and be o forstasto OF the work which will be sent to
this station when New Hampshire President takes The
chair -Tovfsmouik Journal
CHARLrsTowr NAVY Yam There at present near
~ one thousand men employed upon the u ship vor
mont the steamer Hsncoc and other work going % NJ
this yard and everything indicates that there will -
msIe business done there than for many years Pct
s.Trlscr or NAVAL Counr MARITAL. -Charss
Stephens, scsmaB board tbs u. D. ship Pennsyi-
vsna reocD, tried NJ Norfolk, and convicted OF
saulting ater alarms, while In the cxccuton VI nis
duty and for uttering provoking an mu1nous Woros
There charges preferred sgsinst him ~ the govern
ment upon the report OF Commander saunders lie wn
senttrcea 10 twelve months solitary conhnsnsnt In
TIE cell. OF the Gosport Navy Yard thirty days 81 the
term Of the said stephens TO Dc kept on bread
and water 10 be reduced 20 the rate OF anesnnn Tor the
balance Of his term OF enlistment and TO fsfeit hh PAT
dorisg ths term Of his con hnen,ent
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hENors on THE DEATH OF WEDsTBR AT .
recent meeting cf the clergy Of different denonina
was adopted
kesoyeo That the clergy OF the city and county OF an
denominations b. respectfully reouesfed To preach
foneral teinen 70 their respective congregation
casion - tns dss,h OF aon Dsnil webster the
isg Of The kst sabbath IN November.