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THE TURF,


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$ the sI'G * IN
FLUSHING .RAILRoAD,-DURISG THE COMING
vess iPsSia trains win be run over the Flushing Rail
running s':ss r.
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NEW YORK RACEs.-NATIONAL COURsE-THE
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SECOND DAY-Tuesday. Club purse $1,000; two mile
% e
cocks Little Arthur By Glencoe, dam Blue Bonnet.
@ Tsona: % iIss ss y
THIRD DAY-wednesday, Club purse 81 800 three mile
heats per cent given TO second best horse two or
$40 scs s % ~ nil:
mise BY ci.osss dam s.osihoissI; ys.i: pa n
Wagner;4 years old G. W. Dlabunt names Garrett
Davis, by Glencoe; dam by Leslie; years old.
FOURTH DAY-Thursday. Club purse $50; mile heats;
best thre in Eve.
SAME DAyMstropoitan stake for four year olds; two
mile hes $500 subscription $40 forfeit Metropolitan Ho
tel to give $500 II two start A. j. Minor names
Judge Hunters CHI Blonde by Gencoe dam By Wagner.
G. " piishunt names ch: O. Garrett Davis By Glencoe;
dam by lesie also b. Madonna by Yorkshire; dam BY
Glencoe.
FIFTH DAY-Fridsy Club purse $500 for beaten horses
two mile heats .*. -.t+t
SAME DAYAssor House stale for three ODDS; two
mile heats $500 subscription, LOO forfeit stor House to
give $500 IL two more start @. Childs names ,h.
Sam L etc BY W.snes dam By Medoe Fowler
Blue Bonnsts g. W. b1ehunt names Oh Horny By Glen
dam by Medoc. Thomas Wilton oh by Glen
sixth bAY-saturday, Club purse $1,000 four mile
heas twenty per the second best horse
more start Entrance per cent; added to the purse
The track 10 ready to train and the horses
upon the course Ample aud magnificent Arc
provided for fifty thousand persons.
GREAT NATIONAL FAIR-NATIoNAL COURSE VII DO
held curing the second week in September being exclusive
~ for the ment Of the Improvement Of the breed
ton. Due notice will be given Of the particulars.
Persons visiting tho will take the Houtton street
ferry Pushing Plank Road Green Tenth
street ferry ty the Astoria North Shell road by
Landing. within fsw hundred yards Of the course.
Admission to the course ST. admission TO the ds fifty
cents Strangers badges giving the iveges Of the
.urns the can be had at the principal hotels and At
J. CARTER 4 CO.. Propretors.
TENTH STREET AND GREEN POINT FERRY-THE
puhlio respectfully informed that this ferry
regularly in s,ion good boats lesvns foot Of Tenth
ght After this hour trips win be ever
sten minutes until eleven o'clock This the shorte
rcute 70 tho national track via Ravsnswood
being but Ave miles good road and oil psvements avoided
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ly and you defy the assaults Of the choer This
soap peueraes through tho skin and forces
free Of the blood through tho capillary vessels
besides rendering the darkest and cutee white
clear and transparent Gour .ud Peudre Subtitle uproots
hair from any of the body. Liquid lily white
hair dye and restorative at the old depot 81 walker street
Calender sS South Third street, phia Sheldon,
Troy, 10.
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EXTRA PAY.

TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE SAILORS WHO
" between 1876 and 1853, In the Pacific Ocean sorved
In the Coipmhus eysne Erie Ohio, Dale sh,rk Relief
Preble supply Warren, Southampton Massachusetts, Lox
ingon 81 Marys Pcrtss outh, st lawrence Vincennes
Falmouth ssvsnnsh Constitution, Fredons their dogs
hers will be paid their extra pay EDWARD BISsE
.gent aud QatePurser United States Navy Wall street
basement
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Married

On Saturday, June "a By the Rev. DR.. Parker, JOHN
HoI MES, to CAROLINE j. WHITMAN all of this city.
In Brooklyn, by the Rev Mr.. Noyes, D. A. McDERMur,
to Miss ELIZABETH CONNER be til of New York.
At Staten Island June 10, by the Rev. Mr.. Swiants
LAWRENCE H BoGART to Miss KATE MARITIME of the
Mace.
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THE TRADES, sc.


ToURNEyMES HARNESS MAKERS, TAKE NOTICE.
The employers Of Philade phia have formed comoi
nation TO destroy the Harness Makers Association OF thst
city ard are shng efforts at the present TO secure hsnds
~ other cities to take the place OF members OF the Aoea
ton many OF whom th have dischsr.d and others .he
have ftreatered This TO give notice TO All OF
the craft that desire Tho welfare Of the trade they
may be thor gusd overtures DO made TO
and that the Association will not receive any
msmlers from other cities until all in work belonging
WILLIAM HAMMrT, President.
CuAs NJ Uooprp Secretary If Journey men Harness
Makers Association Of Phiisdelphis.
yNANTEp-A MATCHMAKER, VINO PERFECTLY
uds the business and Is capable OF attending
store. lie must he young man, and come VOL recon-
metded An American preferred. Inquire % Ferris
Go, Fig nth avenue corner of Twenty second street
WAIVED FiRsP RATE DIE SINREN TO GO TO
w New Britain, Conn, Good WAGES AND constant ON.
ployment VIII be given. inquire of II. Bowers AZ Love
joye Hotel, between o'clock A NJ. and o'clock NJ on
Tuesday, June =,
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THE MILITARY.

JRIsHr6RENApIERs, ATTENTIoN-THE MEMBERS
q the above company are noreby rotiaed 60 attend
Getting TO he held at Captain Kerrigans % White street.
Monday ninF Junc2 at eight o'clock Punotu at
tendance is particularly requested, this being business
meeting espectsble young men, about Eve feet nine
inches will find this good Opportunity Of joining frst
rate company.
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Second Hand Pianos mt Great Bargains.-
One for SOS for S5 for 500 for $40 for
si25 and ono for $3.50 fine assortment Of new 81 64
HORACE WATERS, 1913 Broadway
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wigs and Toupce..-s,tcb.,or. NJ


BROADWAY 70 pleased TO announce another betutlful
provement In the manufacture OF these articles This in
senton spilled to ladies and gentemens hais work and
the most perfect imitation Of nature Jet discovered
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Cast or Clothing.-A large Quantity wanted.
The highest price literally given and cash paid 10 cur
clothing Gentlemen wishing TO dispose Of the .boye will
please address call JAMES MORONEY No. III
Orange street. near Chatham.
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r. Evans, Clothing Warchoure, 90 q 60
Fulton sreetWo that this large estab hment is
always full Of customers, and IL is wonder EvANS Is
selling really cheap Just think fine rock coats at IS and
suits, 81 80.
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OF natures coverinsTf Hurds hair restorer Is
ranteed to produce new growth Of hair bald head
or pay He will to forfeit thou sand dollars IL
he fails to produce the hair Price 81 per bottle.
w. C. Rroa1
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Mittsl Mittsi Mitts!-Peter Roberts & Co.,
No o have just received large stock Of short
freb consignment OF thread laces Also all that
fashion able In embroidered and lace goods gcner Ally
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The Max sutaiDe Champagne Drops, con-
sipg the pure wine vel triumph In confectionery
and the most delicate and delicious bonhon Of the
10 which the attention OF the ladies especially directed
e Max Drops prepared and sold only at TAY
IQR,S Saloon. BroAdMAY.
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Bankers Cheveux Tonique.-The Seeds Of

Hair contained in this pure fluid
grease IL not the thing to restore tho hair Nature
assistance. The giving nosd stimulation Here
you have tpriec % eents Sold everywhere. Hoadquar
ters, BANKERS, 439 Broad way.
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IL Aance Salamander safes.-Robert M.
PATRICK the sole In the United States Of
the above celebrated afs and Collins imYs gera'ls
defiance locks and bars the hest safes and 10 s
bned in the world Depot No. 1872 Pearl street.
below Maiden lane mandatory, Nos co. g. 81 and c.
Cannon street.
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Rces & CO.-Certain Individuals Try to Re-
present this and establishments removed to raise
the wind but the report void Of fact would
that the North river had been removed REEFS CO and
the original Be- factory nowhere but at 2s
Broadway.
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Cameo-DaRu erreotypes, by Chas. H. WI.
HANSON. Gallery in Brooklyn A9 Fulton street. oppo
site Clinton.
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Bachelors Hair Dye IA stu the Lending

articles BY All acknowledged to no the beat ave exant
perfectly coloring the bar tho moment applied Tens
Of thousands In all parts Of the world
reliable dye known. Sold At BATCHELOR's, No. 2S3
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New Music.-" F1ora's Festival Polka" by
the great composer and popular pianist Alfred Iae Price
sixty three cents This i splendid imposition, varied
Trayer ygnctte title page. Price thirty eight cents
HORACE WATERS, publisher, 1913 Broadway. N. B.-Mu-
sic sent by mail postage free.
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EN0R MUSICAL ADVERTISEMENTS SALE.-OLA
BULLS violin will De sol BY virtue Of execution,
on 1ondsy 18th instant at 10 O'Clock, by D. d. MARSH
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DAWNBRoKERS SALE, ON MONDAY.-BY W. N.
Lewis Mortimore, at Isl Chatham square, quantity
of ladies clothing ehawls vsetes blankets quilts,
pillows, boots shoes, &c. Sales to commence At 10
o'clock. BY order Of ABRAHAM GOODMAN, No. 81
Centre street.
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New Savings Bank.-The Rose Hill Savings
bank will into operation Monday the 10Th inst at ten
o'clock A. M at their banking house. No 251 Third
door above Twenty first street. The folio wing
gentlemen the trustees and oricers.-
William II. Plat, Peter y. Cutler.
Samuel Perry, Alexander N. Lawrence,I
Barrett II. VanAnken, 8 Brown,
Alex II. Freeman, Thomas Cumming, Jr.,
john Sparks Robert Gregory,
William Good, john W. Conklin,
James r. Keller, William A. Keeler,
George Baker, Thomas Negus
George Hencken.
WILLIAM H PLATT President.
JAMES X. KELLER, Vice President.
HORACE LoorpoRRow, Secretary.
Bank will be depcsitors daily from 10 O'Clock A.
N. to Z O'Clock P. NJ.
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EARM ON STATEN ISLAND AT AUCTION AN
Il thony Bleecker will sell at auction on Tuesday,
June III At II O'Clock at the MerGhsht- Exchange farm
situated at Soutbheid Staten leland niles
derbilts landing and fronting New York bay contains
twenty two with two story Gothic oott age,
barn &c the premises sood batbr gHhshing 40 For
further pateulArs apply 70 the Broad street
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AZ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON MON.
M day at l0 O'clock at 36s Eighth avenue the entire
furniture of family removed for convenience of
ting Of Brussels and carpets sofa. sof. bed,sAd
tete atees spring and chairs bedeads hair husk,
and other atresses oval and gilt mirrors oil paintings
and engravugs bookcase bureaus with quantity Of
china smens doles &c worthy attention
Of purchasers. Sale positive
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w 8 MELLOR. AUCTIONEER NAssIGNERs SAFE.
w viii be sold At auction, at 29l Bowery, Wednes
day; June 8 1854 commencing at 10 O'Clock A n, the
stock Of Ferdinand Culman uphoserer consisting
Of rosewood mahogany andblaok walnut fur
niture tables with marble tops &c. &C. Such sale will be
perenptory, being by order Of the assignee.
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Horace Waters, 333 Broadway, Is Selling
pianos melodeons and music wholesale and retail at
tremely low prices His motto Ia quick sales and small
profits His stock b the largest in the United States and
Instruments Of superior quality.
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TDOEwORTH COMPANY-AN ADJOURNED MxET-
~ ing Of the stockholde in the Edgeworth Company
will held the Office Of the Treasurer, No rhorndike
Building state street, Boston "Wednesday 18Th OF
next at IL O'Clock N. JAMES c. DUNN, Secretary.
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F. VAN ANTWERP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
glass and china John T. Van Antwerp Son will sell
Tuesday h At 10 O'Clock at 26 Pearl street, 16 crates
assorted white granite light blue gpsev G. q dipt and
edged Also l06 dozen Rockingham spittoons and
&c. The above will bs sold from the hves In lots to
,uit city dealers grocers and merchants Also by
the package sixty casks assorted gass cask hnves
forks, spoons, teatrays, waiters, &c.
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IJUSTED KROEHL, SUBMARINE ENGINEERS, NO.
IL Broad street, having completed their contrat with
the city of New York TO remove by submarine blasting the
Vanderbilt rock on the foot Of Jackson street. East river
are now prepared to make contracts with local govern
ments insurance companies, individuals, to remove
sunken and other distractions in harbors and rivers
any part the world The atactory reference
will be given to promptnes expedition and fidelity in
the performance Of contracts.
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CHARLES l.. TUCKER AUcTI0NFER.-EMBR0ID-
~ eiies such ehemisettes sleeves eoar bands pufs
cuffs, plain and figured vbite dress goods rich Canton
shAwls. rich black silk and tias &C.. at
suction by catalogue on Wednesday June 2sth, At ten
O'Clock at the salesroom Of Joseph HgemAn Of
Pearl and Wnloughby streets, Brooklyn. Particulars
Tuesday.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-RY THE NEW HAVEN
W Steam Sswmil Company, at New Haven, CT, one
two good sawyers well acquainted with tending mills for
sawr timber and plank Inquire st Hutchings Steam
sawmilI, Forty fourth street.
VOUNG LADIES wASTED-oF PREPOsssssING
i appearance 10 attend saloon. Apply this day and
Monday, before ten O'Clock, At 81 Nassau street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WAITED
PAYMENTS WANTED IN BROOKLYN-BY A
"A gentleman and his wife, Goo children consisting Of
two and bedroom second floor, and ktohen in
exceed $3.50 per annum Address H. ", S. William street.
New York.
WANTED TO RENT, FOR THE sUMMER SEASON
w cottage. Fart Of cottage for small, respecte
Bile family in healthy and cool loosNon well shaded
distance out Of town. but Of One In the
nsehSorhood Of Broohya preferred Address box 2Sos
Pon Once.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

GRAND APOLLINEA DANCING ACADEMY, NO. l6
" Bond stree-The only professor known Ia America OF
this elegant and Of dancing wiz open on
O'clock M and from TO 10 oclockin the evening Is
good for yers TO the watering places Pri
vate lessons given Mt any hour
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NEW YORK, NAY
H. ss4,Notics V Tax Payers The .sse:s~snt Sols
will be open for exAmin alton and review from Saturday,
the 10Th day Of May until Monday the 18th cay Of june
inclusive All DESTROYS Of examining
the rolls reguessd 70 make Application
basement Of the Court between the honrs
y ''''fA ~ ~ rs tHrf t5s r.. COMMISSIONS,
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The Man sutalne Champagne Cakes arc
made by MAILLAkD 90, No. gu Brosdway, elrner Of
Hou-ton street They The only s>Sss ~ par aksa
Of with champagne giving additional and flavor to tho
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WANTED TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ONE OR
w unine numbered improved property worth
fifty thousa dollars tusted opposite the city, Long
Island The usual commission will 10 allowed obtaining
the money. Address W, At the office Of this psper
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RARE CHANCE-A PECULIAR OPPORTUNITY
n is offered to party wish TO pnhlish weekly
journal Materials new, and an excellent location
outlay of capital would probably prove remuneraive
Full particulars interview. Address r. d o. Herald
once.
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-,
pets. mirrors, siyerware. kc-C. ". HOLMES will
sell TO morrow Mondsyl June 20 at 01s O'Clock the on
tents Of the hoste 62 Thirty third between Fifth
and Sixth eonsstnx Of elegant suite
of parlor furniture in French brocate royal Wilton
tapestry and ingram Brussels aud Venetian stair
carpets rosewood marble tables Preach plate pier lss
oval mirrors rosewood etegere French and cottage bed
sted best bsir mattresses sofas sofa bedteads extern
sion dining tabe decorated china tea sets hns silver
Pa ed cutlery crockery and glass kitchen fur
niturs, &c.
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COTTAGE TO LIT ON STATEN ISLAND WITH
several Aores Of beautiful shade trees In the lawn
abou' ten minutes walk from the ferry House Is sud
esutsns fourteen rooms with and -aer the hitch
EN- also me stable Rent low. Inquire Of r. GOOD
WIN, Clint IN Hall, Eighth street
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United States Commissioners Court.
Before Geo. W. Norton, Esq.


sLAvE1THE ABOLITI0NIsTs TOO LATE.
MAY 26.ln Ae waiter Of ne application Of David H.
Smith for the reclamation Of Robert aas Bob Pembroke
and Jacob, ali<s jake Pembvske, jugves from savice
ming Deputy De Angels arrested Stephen H. Pembroke
and Robert and Jacob Pembroke, his sons on warrant
issued by Commissioner Morton, charging the former
with being fugitive from the service Jacob H. Grove
gitives from David Smith The father was apparently
about As years ofage and the boys about 10 and 90
Mr.. B. F. Cunning and Mr.. Smith appeared for the
claimants The record from the District Court Of Mary
David Smith and Augustus Briggs
David Smith deposed that he resides In Washingtea
county Maryland he knows the two boys Bob and Jaie
their mother was my slave, and they born while
she SUCH and they still my slaves and owe me
service and labor they both escaped from nay service
about the 21st of this month.
Jacob H. Grove deposed that he resides at sharpsburg
Washington County, Maryland; am well acquainted
since my infancy; have known these boys since their
infancy the slaves of Mr.. David Smith Robert was
born Of slave mother and Jacob was born while the
mother q slave to Mr.. Smith, the mother was the
escaped from service, and accompanied Mr.. Smith on
here to regain them know them to be slaves from their
infancy and to labor according to the laws Of Mary
they escaped about the 2s May and arrested
in this district
The United States Marshal and W. O. Morton asked the
slaves they wished to have COUNSEL but they answered
in the negative and said that they slaves and had
escaped, and were perfectly willing to 60 back.
On the evidence adduced, the Commissioner granted
the certificate of exradition, delivering the fugves to
their respective claimants who, together With Deputy
Marshal De Angels, Immediately set out for Maryland
with the three slaves They had scarcely left when Mr.
Culver who generally acts counsel in these cases. ap
peared the steps Of the Marshas Office but Is Il was
few minutes after the fugtves had been delivered up
to their claimants he just too late to interpose any
obstructions to the course oflaw.
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Naval Statistics.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW YORK. May 20, 1854
short time has elapsed since new era commenced
In the ship building for the mercantile marine of the
United States, which has given impetus the mari
The model New York packet ship so long and Justly
bsr boast which time and experience had brought to
great perfection was abandoned for the present new
ssss of clipper shi which, although far from being
perfect nevertheless evidences OF great skill on the
part of builders It is not possible go from one
extreme in ship building to an opposite at stride, and
be successful at the start Time and experience will
develope the proportion, strength &C. which long ship
requires to make her perfect model The Great Repub
lie would not have grounded at the wharf pei hsps if
she had had fifteen feet beam; and some OF our
clippers would not have strained and leaked IL their ribs
build ~ = 'D'''
We viii suppose model frigate Of new class, with
propeller or without, carrying, on roomy main deck,
say forty heavy sixty four FOUNDER of the last
American mcdel and three four ten inch guns on
pivot carriages for shells, her spar deck Shephoud
be built with timber plank bolts and other materials to
suit modern ength-thst she has the proportions
Of elephant she should ass the bones and sine VS.
Of one. such frigate would be probably more than
match II well fought, for any single ship OF the old
class mounting 100 guns of mixed cabre ranging In the
whole sombired Anglo.Fren feet now aAoat.
During the 1851 'b2 and SO under the vhr ad-
mnistrauop 81 2uO 600 was expended at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard New York, in the repairs outfits, and sea
n ns excluding the cost Of provisions cloth
The Macedonian, double banked old class frigate
carrying eighteen Founders and carronades
was cut down repaired and fitted with modern arma.
ment at total cost of about s225 600 She now carries
two ten inch guns Of 81 cwt pivot carriages on her
spar deck and sixteen sixty FOUNDERS with seven
heavy thirty-two FOUNDERS her main deck and since
her alteration Ia said to be remarkably fast saer She
was altered and repaired under the immediate direction
and superintendent Of constructor B. f. Delano who d
Of the abest naval architects in the Union and per-
haps, in some respects more modern In his ideas Of
naval science than any other shpbuder in the service
out.
The Macedonian Is the only vessel Of OF her class
in the world and doubt might successfully with
an old frigate Of fifty guns She can throw broadsde
only $50 pounds lighter than the Constitution and her
aggregate weight OF metal s thirty FIVE tons less Her
battery complete, including equipments and stores
seS ooo-that Of the Constitution $4,000.
The people Of the United States win not endure fogy
ism In the building ships for navy which, how
ever small ha. long enjoyed the reputation Of being the
most hcient for its size
We must count now the old ships amongst the things
that have been and commence a new era in our navy
to suit Young America, and let the six steam frgates
now in progress Of being built form nucleus Of It's fu.
ture destiny. NJ