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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-16

Egrcts Of tie Hsat-A Fhtai Cdss--The
recent hot weather has produced much more
suffering than is told III our vocabulary, in
iu.trious u We are in picking up unconsid-
cred triHes'' We hear of two cases which
o.curred yes,erlay,.ene of them that of Mr..
William Garden, who works for the Messrs.
Stevenson, who had a severe attack of sun
stroke, but is recovering. The other case was
that OF Henson Pulling, who died yesterday
from the effects OF Sun-stroke, having received
the injury al II o'clock in the morning, and
wls no more at o clock last night. He died
ut his residence on g street south. corner of
9Th 1t was a shocking event to his family
and friends.
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Watch RetNrns-At the central guard
house this morning the following cases were
disposed of; Elizabeth Butler, free colored,
drunk and disOrderly; work house 80 days
Thomas Howell, drunk and disorderly; fine
and cost Bill Robinson, drunk; do. John
Cunningham, do; do. Thos. Sullivan, do; do
William Hart, do; do John Budwick, drunk;
work house 30 days. John Henry Keetzy, do;
work house 30 days.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-16
FOR SALE AND RENT

FOR SALE AND RENT.
no LET-A convenient iwo-story Brick HOUSE
i on street. between llth and 10Th Streets for
merly occupied by MIR. Schad. .,s a tavern II is
not the intention Of the undersigned tn rent it again
Tor that purpose, and any good tenant can have it
by applying TO JOHN WATERS
aug l5-3t*
FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO
LET-PerSons wanting furnished House. sit
ua.ed IN pleasant part Of the CITY, obtain bar
gam Nv calling upon WIGHT & CROSBY. Louisi.
ana avenue, opposite Bank of Washington The
n . 4: nearly new, containing seven rooms with
h 100 '.s, ana IN thorough repair The lot is 60
Sl50 '"''e', &C; hsh'
NJ have fine saddle and harness uopSp
" Whirh we shall sell without regard m nriee
| lie can be seen and tried nv applying To f''>
Il. L. MASSEY &CO
! aug l5-:s
ENOR SALE.-A small FARM and deIi.h,s,,,
COUNTRY SEAT, within seven miles from,
this City. and five from Georgetown Ii is situated
| on the LeeShurg Pike, in healthy and improving
ieIshborhood, 22 miles from the Little Falls Tine
Improvements are commOdious and tasteful In is
one OF The prettiest SD farms in Fairfax county
II mas all the out buildings requisite for family
all authorized 10 sell TINS farm upon very easy terms
G. T. MASSEY s. co.
Real Estate Brokers and General Agents.
| aug l5-Jt
! ENOR SALE.-A great bargain NAV be ha | in
| Il Two new two story FRAME HOUSES in an
improving part OF the city, few yards from eth st
/ In, lat-
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Wards SoCe So7,,a,n,,,s.

f5NHE attention Of the public is called to the
2 atty superiority IF these Safes all others Orr Sa
nude sLufs ne pasipe We hri gun OF raes
sosy made wrought pase ,rs around which comF
itu rrca chilling the usta, Hd making nVers
tste the hise drill and resisting the bowaof IA
slsdge. To the scieute, il Nature
Mechanic she leaves nlso aps fets for the
burglar remove, with perhaps effort than required
pct them ogar. Neither the burning element make impress
aqn on The solid mass lined as .ts with 5reproof wall
We aeAr tyi4E At htse Sale, with LILIES
EMPIRE Drill AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BA X
LOCKS h only rehy depository money other val
6es We say qrtae there bute y any Of The popia
Sales ank Vault They al e work OF mochR
oieu br1k en- ibta, experience Aas demonstrated.
This COMPANY prepared to furnish short loice SAFES
BANK VAULTS of yaeusszes Banking nstlons, Mercantile
fums and which will be Dland Powder
Proof VII secured with Lllieia Bank Locks
aple and Locks With NEWELL
P9raptoQte sank Lock, cs Of W. W
3D. - L. G. PETTEES AGENT ss Csmp stree.
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LACEY Il CO., q St. Charles street
" BRANCH or LACEY 3 PHILLIPS CELEBRATED lIAh
70 hANufACIORY Phslclpia - offering tn t4aztn nld
'.Elonable HARNESS. SADDLES ANb IHJNkS a. la4r s.
" REPAIRING STRICTLY ATrFNnFn 10 E-7 rs EN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

~ PHILADELPHIA SADDLE ASp TRUNK WAREHOUSE
Nv MAGAZINE STREET door Canals ROBR
CO. Qse Robb Faban) Constantly receiving New Good
o 81 hnfaeory IN Phadeiha and by mpoaons rog
Ehsr m Hte prepare to of to ieasr the induce
nras Their stock is large and wsl neected as tolows IN
nLtH, sgdtery HARDWARE, HARNESS, LEATHER TRAVEL
dizzy Coach HARNESS ANp FRUaE sfAEspsi N
TRIMMINGS, etc. ~ As.t'a
~ fsrehsi,u as Invited " t.g,,
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GtRATES "A most handsome assortment Of
n Crates we'd on cons snnant hSb we of Al The ~
hDkIGtNG MACHINES, of and rttgl
be abortion q Builders is particularly called.
sS STORE IGOR other LOCKS, CHAIN BOLTS, BUTTS
eS 80 ff't'''' 49, So commre -nripl-s,
,I.TRgFS 4 90. S. and ('ir=,s
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>. 4, r.. Blame,

0FFICEASD YAED W. NEr BASIN CORNER OF lula AMI
ST. 14tiS SraSEIS NEW OHEENNS,
Fcsns -5nstasfrsH1 HzHJ, % Zee l-a. pric.
7tiChS, s. iNlH sASp, SMILE, tiAiF,
OAK. ASH ANn H.. 3 " 80. eHsHDet ~. ,ete. stt
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY or LOUISIANA.
Nv Incorporated April ls4s declared dividend
TvoY Busines5.
olce No Is ST. between Grayof aud Common sts
eusIHKss CoNFANI LEX ssUhAScs
This Company being organised 7ey proeon policy
and
Great National Benevolent institnl 5cr pon
and solid and afodiHE
life large and handsome legacy Tfoss and cldn after death.
All policy hBdg whether us terms
nue the lnsnrance I'll death participate Tao whole Of she PTou.s
ihn Company.
Creators Dsa.9 vofaaa ran
sHct asglrs the life N her ashud m tte benefit
horaeaad children, free rom the elg'rl Of ersislra.
TRCsTEE6:
John s. Allison Fssar I0haaoH, : ward sparro-,
Iohu H1sgnj SatIas Stewart E'ehard Mccall,
Robert Nsrd, Z. n. Barton, J Perkins,
Joseph walker, hD Aure Arnold HarrEi
DIRELrpR8:
:. w. 5ewell, Tbos o. Jenkins P. q. Tq5Ior,
Eaw. Jenner Coke John ~ C4rza q e. Ste1Fer,'
NJ N. Cohen, L. Hpaagqa0erF. Il, Ra5I=sn.t,
Samuel WoiI, John A. DelEIa. C. ~. fvtherrJfd
., Wiekham, Jghr Cla.aa.ae, 2. g. A4mist. sd
II. HalrlI IN. W,asaie
A. J. wgppsas.a., hi. d, NJ lItal ard Of
H. q nr hys Hca3ya Il caasy. Attorney.
RcHIRn hsr, ~ D. 80. II Magazine 5 il al E4.Iaiat
who VIII BE- At the Glre daily tron Ealiphst Il 20
By the Charter orly $4,000 il tshsE - q aasisl g..
Ihl company pr5pared pcola r III lar
Negroas 3 3rl si r Jpa,
thsu the charged by SssgYorE without
their ea residence ihs South B Drrdf
be maa available at the extent thirds
where the party has pad Die N null
- California Permits Mt ,vYurk and london Pr7spac;u
Inbia OF RalR, MI Information Lie ppstt
negsserT effect inrgTac, tte Company
taS- Extensive Travelling rliVilagtr.
~ lfce bonrs. A. 20 5 p. 4.
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REMOVALS.

4 , EMONAL.-J. .. PIERSoN, Real Estate,
a Exchange roscr has rHoycd nom q 3, lsne
lit o Ne Cenuera Psee 40 doors Camp
- EM0NAL-S RoBB Il Co. have removed
Y r N o. GRAY sirts 70 No. MAGAZINE STREET one
doer above anal sueet. noy5 6a
ID ACCOMPLISHMENTS, BEVERLEY & Co have
removed nom No ts 20 No g. rolDRAs STREET, The
earusT Of N1liaur, u1fl ii
e. 0TlCE-BABELLI & Co, have removed back
then old stand, 81 cnmuop opposite cry tiai,i o,tis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

SAT X. i, fry Eh, INDIAN p"tiol.' IN 49,
Wv CONSUMPTION the Liver aud luuss pipsia ipla-
I Cholera Nii Ap1e cured ifom "a 10 - h9usi
veneer disease elect Gouorha, eat d st iaTsleHl t'
srr Troa CougGp Colds, obstinate Cancer fiHinlas o. h
,,n C1r Homes White Swllngl, Kings Evil 'iAvsl 's
y Ia hnk hreust cold nla and rt together WIN a W.
married and single ladies, ana claii ny
the tnli long experience He lys
n edc me capable curing diseases that have been con-
,sl rated dociurs
-. " ,,.i.,+, ~ " drlS q
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ERIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT

GROUND IN oif-20O kegs Of vs. 50 leo each ct ,h
!aeg asd F aud WysHerIooi Print; aud for sale by
uig BnGFRT y co. ~ f'amIHAsAs
-s---
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Ci'rc6CFy, GhinG a.,d 6lassras.

EFURLAPS--I0 bales, 40 to As INCHES, for
'''ssT s ok Ok ,a 60, 10, y,sa-a
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never thought of marrying till he had risen-in
the world In those primitive times, it was not
the fashion to marry for money.
Roger had opened store in the neighboring
town He worked no more at shoemaking, but
pursued his business as though his life depended
on his diligence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10
IRON MANTELS AND GRATES.-Jus

TINE BRlDEwATERio tgs Of 45 n each warranted MOI
blister crack By exposure and proof the effects Tarks
and ripdcTs, n aud for sale by
oeia g. c. BOGERT a co, roc
Agents the States NJ louisiana Aahsma MIS-
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and

TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
fdVuVVV'
S. r. CRAWFORD, President
C. q. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH IND WEST,
No, IS Camp street, New ollean,, -
BENJAMIN FIORASCE, Agent
HARMON DOANE, AsRt. Agent
tS- Eks The lives Of WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES aiken OF
tho most favorable terms, ocl3 iy
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NE53T'. o ri, ,3Ss5 and Car "a

ET0R lake BORGNE r., TT EzIs :
a and NEXtCAs GULF WINTER 81 ~ = :
ARRANGEMENT, Il=trahcr ,, ls52
TT MEXICAN GULF RAILWAY-Dcppt corner ChHIre
street and Champs EbHsesTO PROCTORNTLLE, Ike Bog7e
lance weniysey miles FAru through Fifty Cenz, Cflreu
Slaves hal price
LEAYETIE CITY AT 81 4. u.iLEAvE THE LAKE AT6 as
- r. II an. 81 loZ 4.
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DOCTOR BEAcus PREPARATIONS

7-.1-s.--Hg u IS s ssf5ss,ss5sTs Il GER
F HStssst5 "a 1s3 III a. 6 ~ 81 * 81 zIsf9t tain, Il
t.1----se5 .'#- p "a z .s7s- sFsyssSgEsN setull
essg7 slsssss r. $3.50 promp J.
49, tse ss,' - s4tsy&ss remedy
fHH NEHr5 tf = HssHAH z hk - II j ~ for Dis
49, tk ~ - No. y f At y ~ TnRa.Dy
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MhljlCAL CARDS.
DYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 1866 Nnyades street e.

Ear. HUBERWALD has recently arrived from
the Fast Indies where he has resided for the last air yesa md
acquired perfect kuowedge Of ne treatment q Yellow s
ml ~ p'npi .,"l' ~ en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
MICHILMAC KINAC.

According 10 our personal recollection Of School
bo,.days and school houseeXercises, this was hard
word to spell and pronounce, and 's geographical loca
ton. upon the map 1T first not readily pointed out
And even in these later days when steam ocomoon and
the full tide of Western immigration" have so gene
rally contributed to the diffusion of knowledge and the
extension Of exploration and settlement--Mchi
mackipac its attractive surroundings and historca
associations still mperfectly known. Before the
villages and the cities of the Lower Lakes cere, Mich
macknac i-as-yes more than hundred years before
the populous cities of Utica Rochester, Buffalo and
Cleveland. had geographical name-nearly century
before they were knOvneven as God torsaken places
inhabited by muskrats and visited only by struggling
trappers" Micbilimackinac and her dependencies had
their forts and chapels and colleges, their priests and
merchants and scientific explorers.
That region Of country. bordering on TIE great Upper
Lakes which we now CT. new, ami wli n recorded
iii quite recently undiscovered wilderness his long
been known The winding clu-sts o. ia rivers lui is
remoest forests were expl red long tine $50 for
camille and religious purposes AMI the rich tiss watch
aboupded in this unknown region have for Nv, centuries
adorned the robes Of the monarhs Of Europe aud
,,r,d IN tie beauty and luxury OF Courts There arc
fw places in this country with which is c)nne3ed
pch historical interest snd thrilling IN dent Sni noas
rhans where the namrl scenery IS more beautiful aad
,,,cti, than the old Mchimsckinac All modern Mack
- Dryin- short soourn up N this " lsis Of Beauty
= D.ad from the written and unwritten history thereof
the following
The name OF the Island and Straits derived from the
words Miehi nackfHac Great Turtle the Island resem
bling the sestortose from the Chippewa term Meat
"a, rsauhinonk the place of Mighty Spirits The Island Of
Macinaw according Indian tradition is the birth pses
Of Michsbow the Indian God Of Waters and here upon
natures beauty spot the children of the forest we're wont
to ccngregAte whlome TO make propsry sacrifices to this
Water God
Old Michiimackinac was founded in 1911, by Father
Marquette 1t was on the peninsula side OF Michigan
three leagues from the Island fort and chapel we're
built and college Of the Jesuts established It becans
the nucleus of extensive urrsde and was the meroan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
NJ usical.

CoNoEB1-The performance Of liaydns Ofaioro Of
The CRFArioN by the New-York Sacred Harmonic Soci-
et, At Metropolitan Hall last night under hs direction Of
Mr. Brstow was extremely creditabe TO all concerned
and owed that with the advantages Of fuller rehesrs as
wit, the orchestra nothing could be required The
parts were thus sustained Gabriel Miss Bnerd soprano
Triel Nr Mupson tenor; Rphsel Mr.. Nash, bass Eve
Miss Dingley sopraI Adam, Mr. Alden. The chorus was
in full force and the orchestra not much 10
bers This work has been often criticised that none IS
needed The performance, however, may be specially
noted upon by New York singers and all native
20 the country Miss Brain9rd has beautiful sympathetic
organ and rapidly rising TO mastery over the most III
cult portions of her Miss Dingley particularly gifted
as TO voice and few years Of study will establish for
an tnysbe reputation. The gentlemen acquitted them
selves TO the satisfaction Of their auditors, who listened
throughout with marked attention The Society merit ap
prova for the liberal in which they have given
their services gratis in the last night 10 charitable
and religion. objects while they have up to this tins,
YER performed for their swn benefit Ii to be hoped next
season they may see 1t TO give concert on ther
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
NV Chnrch.

LAYING The CoENTR SToSE OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
IN H.rIrN O'Clock last evening the stone Of
the First Baptist Church Harlem, vas laid Rev Caleb
G. Gruer Pator Among The mini tiers present Rev.
5 IL Cory. Rev Leroy Church and Rev. Mr.. Eddy. A
large number Of persons present T. witness the
mony. The proceedings were commenced by Rev. Mr.
Gruer giving out the 935h Psalm he then inquired there
were any present who could sing This question was
needless for number Of the Young ladies' OF his congrs
Cation gave practical proof that they eoai sing an very
swee,y too Atr singing the pastor read several appro
pirate passages Of scripture Prn ,Pay from the Psalms
Rev j. : Lord called o. and delivered prayer fof
the property Of The church
Rev yIr Cory then addressed them IS follows;
~ Chrisfian TriaSs RENE mber taking the cars 4;
Twerty.seventhst for Harlem some ten years ago, 70
meet some dirty forty friends Of the Baptist cause, IN
wonder court house. ard have sympaihzed with them
ever stree have come in the 70 Harlem toby for
tie purpose Of assisting il the ceremony Of laying the
corntr stone Of place Of worship for yoa- tbs cere
nov Is ors of very snci NJ gin and il IS probably bet
ter 10 observe It tL,n Otherwise We together
TO-DAY not fr the purpose of ing TIE o.
re, urreri - cre lafot hero; sni Oh in c)autry
Ike GUS whore every spot = lorct AMI made classic
by ;he noble deeds Of ancestors in their glorious sruE
giles for liberty Of speech and conscience sorry say
there are but too few Of these tokens Of velerou
We are not here to celebrate the founding Of literary
scientific institution which would be very ludabls task
But we are here to found Church for the worship Of tbs
living God And this is an object far worthy than al
others Around every side the gratifying sight II
plumbers Of Churches erecting for heservice OF God Here
is Church which designed FOR ssctarisn dspu'aon,
but for the Of Geyoui followers and beevsrsin Christ
and may soon be completed and long prosper Il TOO
common days for too much attention 20 be pad 70
the outward forms and the punetulous Observance Of
certain regulations without any real attention being paid
10 the prectice Of christianity But this church Is ior the
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F5f fhe Y. I. Tnbane-
THE SUMNER HAITNT

FAR down in woods deep solitude
There hangeth Precipiee. vId and rude.
All matted with Wild vines, over A stream
That sl,les away like quie, dream
lis seldom sunbeam, with winning eve
Can nlav On is cool transparency;
But A rsdience. snft and subdnel, steals thrcnyh
The Whining Of laves from the heavens al b,a ?
Lie the chsstened light that hath leave 70 mas,
Through the lofty Cathedrals cclOred glass
The moss, with its tints Of green and gold.
ON the hoary oak trees, is ages old;
And the rusiling vine-leaf disturbeth not
The silence that broods DER this haunted spot.
And the voice sud the laugh Of revelry,
From the reapers on distant upland sud les,
Come faint snd echolike on the breeze.
As il chimes with the rusiliny Of grand old trsex
And oft when the stormclouds are gathering dim.
Der the steps Of the sunset. like warriors grim.
And the forest trees with their branches high.
Are tossing against the urid shy,
And the leaves drop thickly upon the brook,
| come 70 this wild sui lonely nook
Mid the heayiDg oak.trees, and listen alone,
To the angry storm, with les trumpet'sone.
In solitude dream l. vet never alone;
For the ripping waters low monotone,
And the bumming Of insects and singing OF bees,
As they glide on their way through the shaiosy
trees,
All strike on my soul. ike some beautiful hymn.
In the silent depths Of the forest dim.
And Of when the blessed Sabbath bell,
On the dream-lke breeze casts It's holy suen,-
That reaches my ear, with its tone subduej.
As lie snd dream in the solituie-
Above me the azure fields OF air.
Beside me the wild flowers everwhere,-
can hear the tones of the seTaph host
That visit these innocent shadows most
And the strife of the world cinnot reach my ear,
For | only feel that God is near
LUcT A. RANDALL.
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HOURS OF LABOR.

MEssRs FDIToRs Your attention is respectfully called
IN The question Can builders aud others employing
vcrh cut ooOrs arrange their hours Of labor dur tbs
summer so as avoid the present terrible risk Of life by
commencing AZ or ending At II or l2-recom nenclng
AZ fcoutuEiug until As much, perhaps more, csud bs
pished Some such alteration might and should be
ade The suffering caused by severe labor under poF
ersI sumner sun worthy the notice Of the benevolent
and II is to be hoped hat nee0ul charity Is not i'm
possible That your aid will cheeruly be given 70 request
he aelion " empLeyes u the sub Get IS not doubled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

No UsE FOR THEs-T1e Chicago Democrat says that
Eastern papers are circulating the following story
"A gentleman went 10 physician complaining Of Sc
we're headache The NJ told him he would have to take
bis in order 10 relieve his head After he had
taken tn hero friend passing By aud lesv
ing bis brains the table followed him. short tine AZ
Ter the physician bin and inquired why he did not
come after his brains 'Oh says our friend do not
need them for I've been elected to the Illinois LeS
laurel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

Jtdge HuJ5cH formerly Of Ithaca, ~ ~ Is now under
impeachment and trial for corrupt and scandaous conduct
a. Judge before The Legislature Of Wisconsin. The
prosecutor in bis opening afrns that Of the wit
MISSES against him have simultaneously left for Cafons
since they subp1nOed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

4rpfcs,ions r.v be made either IN person or by wri
ing to any one Of the College Council or to N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

Dir John C. Moore, Legislative Reporter for The Cos-
card Patriot has now in h possession for transmission 70
he Worlds Fair at New York, pair of wooden ooti g,
kit - Mrs Frost, Of the town q Madison ~ H. who s
nou IoyBg olerable good health although in the hun
dth year Of Der age Three years ago the old lady could
ssy Arise. daughter and 90 TO thy daughter for thy
daughters daughter hath had daughter!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

THE PIERCE FANnY.-The ancestor Of the family Of
Franklin PIERCE President of the United States has not
been definitely settled Some think II WAS ROJert ~ Wo
burn 1880 am strongly inclined 10 ths belief that IL was
Donie Of Newbury 1881 from whom descended Benjamin.
born 18th Feb, 1863, who had Bsnjana born 18TH
June 100. n may form lecture Of origin ON
family ssits may prsity safely conclude that the late
Gov Benjamin Pierce Of Ilsborougb father Of President
Franklin Pierce 4 the stock u Benz amin OF Newbury
who died May 70 ILL., aged ~ years 10 this Old bury ng
ground IN By6eld which parish Of Nesbury tbs fol-
loving inscription is found on tomb stone
Here ys ye body Of Berjsmin Pierce, Esq., who died
May ye 18th, I'LL, aged ~ years aud months
"Pllsr tn State be was
Bid
Eres tbings
To all u knew him we'll
Pattern OF
Kind ~ all
LOvsd by friends
FeaTd Of biz sDemie.
EmhaluDed 10 tears,
Envy sefs stood 6umbg
snsfcht from word
Ia times mo Troublesome
On another grave in the same yard the follow
irR--tO one Of the same family:
Here Ives TERED what mortal Of Honorable
Daniel Pierce Esq vho having faithfully served his gem
Grafton both in church and military ststoE e asleep April
We I'D, 1904, aged %.
Here les erred = coal indeed.
Whom lev e1eelsd
In n any hum erceed
He'll be unparalleled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

GRADUArEs OF THE NAVAL ACADEMIA corespon-
dent urDsb. the corrected s. Of the graduates
81 the Naval Academy Of Annapolis 10 the order In shch
they passed the examination for promotion
let. Frsd. r. Brose ID j. Taylor Wood 3D. ChAs
Th0Tburn 18th Chas w Fipsseri Jsh Wan Lowell; 9Th.
And b Cummings; 9TH, Bayard Hand sh. Efs. II.
Wilkins; 9th Oscar + johnson 10Th J. = X. hygati
NH Lewis A. Kimberly 2fh John ksioeyi 18Th.
ID D. Harmony 18th. VIM q sin 18th John j. Cornwell;
letb james Poster; nth Henry Wilson 18th And r..
X Benhsm 10Th. Robt T. Chapman 10th VIM. =. A.
Campbell; 2ist Wilson McGunuege 22d John Irwin.
Baltimore fndl American, Juns %
NAVAL IxTELLIGTScEs-Tbe u. y Survey and sapply
sIp John Kennedy sails 10 day 10 join the North Pa
ci6c Exploring Expedition at Batavia The following is
let Of Der officers Napoleon Collins Lieut. Commanding;
Acting Lieuts, j. II. Garter, A. W. Habersham add J. H.
Russell; Acting Master Beverly Ksnnon; Parser Geo.
II Richie Passed Assistant Surgeon, james Hsmiltoei
Clerk and Assistant DrAughtsman, Samuel Potts hs'sfs
Mate James Lea
DETRUcTyE FIRE IS LoCIvILLI-On Ibnrsosy ~ ~.
Gre broke out IN grocery Mainsfy L2uss s, NJ
spreading rapidly and before could be cheskeo
several buildings and their contents Involving ~ "
some $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

Travels

DEPARTURE oF SrYANERs-The L. S steamship II
nos Capt HIsteip f. Aspinwal, with about 200 pass
engers and he steamship rrometheus. Capt Churchill for
San Juan del Norts with 259 passengers sailed yesterday
afternoon The Uncle Sam for Rio de Jaasro Valparaiso
and San Francisco also sailed yesterday afternoon having
on hoard a Messengers