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Naval Intelligence.
CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
z. s. NAVY Y,nD, MARE ISLAND;
NEAe EAfKfo. Cal. les. 10. $50.

Z. $. NAVY Y ,pD, MARE Isl A,n
Nrae vAfEJc, Call, les. 1e, 1855. 5
The sectional dry dock baiit for the government. by
Messrs. Moody, Gilbert Secor OF New York, tested
the 10th inst, by placing thereon The United cites
frgae Independence and ythng "a. exceeded the
expectations Of the builders md the government The
agents tf the contractors enter tanec all hands in tho
Nsvy YARD 70 samptuous entertainment the night
Of the 18th inst. Commodore Farragat thinks the
uons dock here one Of the best in the world.
The United States sicop ofwsr Dale Vim. McfAr,
ender from the coast OF Africa arrived ri Norfolk
the 18Th inst, thirty days from Port Praya, Ca de
ferds-iier tffcers and ell well. The following Is
LIST of her officers :-Commandcr, William McBlar;
Firt Lieutenant Cornelius j. Van Austine Second Lieu
tenant Idward A. Barnet Third Lieutenant James NJ.
Duncan; Surgeon, j. Q. g. BARCLAY; Master, Lewis A..
Kimberly Turser, J. V. s. Becker; Boatswan Zcharah
Nhhems.sh; Carpenter, 4. C. Ferran; Captains Clerk,
John A. Knapp
Tho Dale left the st. Louis and Dolphin in port. The
Dolphin had jus returned from cruise the southern
coast The Jamestown flag ship, Com Crabbe. LEFT Port
Yfays The 18th November--,u well. The Dale has
ttcn absent frcm tie United States twenty mons
most Of the tim the coast Of Africa She experienced
very Indictment and rough weather for the last tScly
DAY during which time she has been the coast
hatteias, end owing 70 tue severity Of the weather
several times driven or
The United steumer Saranac Commodore Breeze,
sailed from Ccnstantnople december 6, for Smyrna
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CossJTAros or THE SENTENCE or MIcHAu G0xxAs.--
The sentence Of Michael Gormaa Who convicted for
the murder OF the Johnson brothers, has been eynmued
to mprcnmsnt tor lie in the state prison BY Governor
Clark despatch to this eject was rsoesvec yesterday
deputy sheriff Qusvedo c,vulgsd the news to the pr
hibited nc emotion whatever and siunoiy remarked,
We it's all right il it's true.n "We it IL true sal
the officer. Then, Cora Mighty bess you'll" exciued
the prisoner sAin yoar Quevedo and didn't you
I've your houe With my uncle" Every action and
bearing 81 the prisoner shows him to be csps,
OF realizing the awful situatsu In which he placed
he viii probably be .alen TO his future home Monday
YEARLY QUARTERLY REPORTS THE CHn1 or POLICE.
The report Of the Chief OF Police for the quarter ending
Jan, Submitted last evening, from which the fol-
loving Is extracted he whole Eumber Of arrests
during the quarter 2717 being decrease of s75
com cared with tho previous corresponding peri $50
persona with 10 igings Ut tbs dide-
station houses 167 icst children restored to
three pers rescued from drowning sod e7so 81
taken dodgers aud druuseu and return
ed 70 them During tbs Rame period 536 Gays were lost
By the police, being average loss OF 6 per day.
CO Police showing The business and condition Of the De
Yartm Mt during the year 1855. Tie total namser Of
riess during This period smount to H. 286 1850
accommodated with lodgings 002 lost children
return Cd to their PARENTS six were rescued
from d,oxpirg; twenty-five fires were exsnsushed b.
the police ana A658 % ~as taken from dodgers and
drunken u returned TO them l7t4 days were
loet by the ptlse being Al average loss OF ~ men per
day. Complaints 1ee preferred against forty uem sers
cfthe Department wsich resulted In the Dismissal from
oiBce q, ave twenty-five complaints were dismiss
ed and four susfonc ed fron dut for limited time
TIE following IL summary OF the causes for which
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From bermuda In baIk MsrnvalMrs A Cameron. Cap
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool, IN tho steamship Canada from BOSOM
Mesrs Jscson bearer of dispatches, Hyer, Jotu
q Chariettowp Mcssrs Freeman Sellers, Geo IInl OF
New York; c webfer and daughter, Of New Bedford A
Neyhs OF Philadelphia; Inghh, Of Ohio; Benz Foster Jas
Novrif Racklee OF ilnos Martin Rug Of 81 Louis:
Koch Of Mexico; Carrasco, u Wood Of Buenos yres:
Il II Smith, Il Gsxneaud Crenazie, y Burstal Heweu
fsobt GAIT David dm0ur and friend, Theodore Martin Can
VIM Davidson Quobec Messrs Roy Robt Wilkes Carson
J " k'rougsn, Duncan M DougaIl, Swan, II Hardy
nanie Hickey, q Canada shas Robertson, Stanton NH
livingston; ] Evans, Thompson, Ange, " Edmonstone,
iop J. Boye wife and servant Of Boriespx; John Firth az
sheicld Ing Green, Nathan, Luke Cornell Of London;
lion Is,ewaf Wortey Wild john Christopher, Of Eng
land Kezor q HSnea5y WV Boursuia' Of switzerland;
Tcr Taisl-Messrs Han, A Fowls, Of Boston; Rey
NTeod of Scotia; Messrs Siegnan, Of New York
4 Cojauehnr Misses ara Cosgwen, Of IIahlsx: u
sutherland and wife. OF scotsud-I0; total IA
For 6harlesou per steamer Naturalization Dix Mrs
socum ) II Tul,er, Capt Rogers, Dpjan, Z pa.
nm and lady w h Chase, Van Nakenbureh; Koelcr
Jes Teaney Mrs Mellen, q Gonzalez Hor,sns and
lady IL Morris 0iraud. Or henderson and aGy Miss
Martin Mrs Creighton q Van Fps Mrs AnarIson Mrs
R,cknrd and child Jewet Ir and lady, D Jeva Edward
MrVIar Henderson, Schriyer q Mercer ri II Mills
s lyjer II en- wsshburr. niggirson, A Walton ID WI
Poe w Lee, X iiean II Jones, II Hedges j NJ Bond
y 4 Fopds John anderson McCfeery, Jeniangs Miss
Jennngs II Iairchid, u Cameron, II Fraser, Black.
xpd, wxng, 4 0sswf0rd, and y y ~ ssxaees
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Jersey City New 3.

Tyr EsIS o,Is tAIASlTY.-ihe testimony in the case
of the deaths Of Catherine Haley and Cathsriuo Kelly
Jeri City, Tuesday showed that Mary Brakeman
had contract of small work to complete which che took
hone Without tie authority Of Messrs j. G. & /. Edge
and got the deceased to nssst her 20 complete n The
girls were intoxicated, has been reported The
Jury, after celebrating four hours upon the subject
gave the following verdict That they came to THOR
oea by ssocation caused By explosion Of fireworks
while emf cd in preparing the at their rs.idence
and the jury giys as neir opinion thai the Mesrs
Eage, and other persons manufacturing fireworks.
censuIabe for allowing their combusiie m.terials to
be taken from their labor atory and made in private
dwellings thereby endar gesing the lives OF citizens who
81 such work being carried on in their
houses.
The CorSrs.In the Hudson county Court Of Oyer and
Termiucr the Grand Jury in yesterday afternoon
with twenty bells OF Indictment OF those In jail
four are INDICTED. Among them Maker, the watch
man, on the charge Of burglary Margaret Brainard,
E1wsrd Tucker fcciored) spd Charles Huntington Eco
loIeo), for larceny.
1t is reported tina. attempt made to indict Al
Tyrre but the Grand Jury did not consider the
evidence produced upon the charges against him just
grounds fer indictment.
The Circuit Court yet engaged upon the Gaze reat
ing 10 the assignment OF Brown Demarost. To-day It
wil BE summed up by council
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New Jersey Know Nothing Conventions.

n accordance With tho or srs Of the President Of the
state Council tho various American ions for the
select delegate. 10 the Know Nothing National Conven
ton at Philadelphia the ed of next February.
hudson and Essex me. at o. u e. Hall in this city at
10 A ~, and was called to order by tho Deputy State
Marine, Of Hudson, wls chosen President and David G.
Dodd Jr, Of Essex, Secretary After some premin iry
business nominations for delegate made, and tho
crton adjourned until IL L. H. They then reas.
senbed and passed the following resolu.ion-
Bssolysd Aha, tho several nominees explain their position
Whether tbes wound favor secession from s National
Leave c a SrsF ss the
nngensys nso. what CONTINGENCY -
he Presidency who has not had practical experience as
a. Wbeier they would vote for The nomination Of any
that ofce who ey have belove endesvorng
TIE opnion q each nominee having been obtained
IslS was had, when John r. Weeks Esq, Of this city
elected and Peter D. yroon Of Hudson and Charles
K. Bishop, CT EsStx al'ernetes.
The following preamble ard resolutions we're unani.
in te last years coary with unparalleled
M 70 being he M na
tive e ys o I % 4 our 81 r
he perps.uty leading influences ihatcoa.
rup. and their psr.isans demoraizea and ssaEal
fapher o European annos upon our
ho.g hs lsDo box y 5e 20 q 9.ssh born voters whose
aehc.ens By the ere party and to deols e q ric OF
toualis ard dsunioy that Is unblushi sbly Attempted
1e bult upon the ruins Of The other; and,
Whereas beng an integral portion Of the great Ame
ont our land perpoy and destiny; this wo be-
lievs the unoost poance THAI should be
pure that AL s arts should ts those otps;os the loiea
whether In The reelection OF candidates
poFsn Offices or In seis a bss should be
r1Nhns Of ambitious wealth Thereftro-
Resolved That Americans discerning oil minor i,ues
win cling he'd to by
of ihr Revolution with nnatsabe attachment; and whether
assalled by from without traitors from Within Will
BY the Union Of these States whie we i've ad when
diving inspire ohildr III posabe with the resolve
Resolved, That view with adherence and elarn The
Of native born americana to control elosns by tho
cid foreign thus virtually compelling Americans
submit 10 foreign rule.
Rssayed That Inc future welfare our eourry dcnase
Tor rs next President horopshy Dbued wsh American
eenticnts and who will bis hiEA position a
unfolding the constitution and perpcsiaang tho Union Of
Resolved Tint h,s end, more but atatesman Ct well
known snd well tried ability shoua be placed n,3nasr
for ihat Important on.ce
The convention then sdjc opned.
T. II. Grandn, OF Iron 1on Ia Tie delegate from the
sect nd dtict l. r. Cortt from The Third and Judge
Iphram March from tb Fourth.
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To give idea o. the immense apsonnt ~ produces
on the Iovce says 10 New Orleans cone * Inc 10Th
ult we ASSURED by those who weii informed o.
the subjec that OF cotton alone there between
and 30 coo bali lying there, notwithstanding the aree
qusniee etany being carried "a tho presses The
value Of b article alone Is ~ 600 0oo and e cpl
tore he 4 log vsJ tom tho hypsrbolicsl
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Hen RrFus Cn1rvT, Mayor OF Concord N. H., died
on the i4 inst. He had been tfck number Of weeks
and little hope has been entertained OF his ivory for
some Tine Mr.. Clement Of tho most enter.
prising ana public spirited men OF Concord and bis
death IL a public less.
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lie ccTmaIicatcn referred to tie Police Com
aittee
rIxrroS cg cFEIeErs ~ rss C9ases eprScn,-The tel
loving additional officers to those chosen at the previous
neetl weae elected by the Ccmon Council las. night:
trsre-ors of Pa,cnas-sts, Wesrn Dis,rtc,-Iicks Post
Wig; EenIy Oswald, dem. .r,. h :.
LpsratsT Of Parem!nt7, Eastern Dssria-Jchn Bolton,
dem.
Assiaam Kelysr Of tie Cay Hal--ssy. McMuilen, dem.
Keerer RI Tie Cay Par;-kdward Walleee dem.
Ss9,cr Of Weighs and Nsdsarss-John Conniryham,
dem.
Coaoaz5ss lspuMT.-[croner 2sdcing head IN inquest
yeStsrcaJ the boty o. Mrs. NIrma ~ Rogerson, who
died Of disease Of the heart eupernduoed BY taking large
doses OF mecicre for dssase with which sho had been
afflicted. Che kept fancy etSrc ct No. 81 Fulton eve-
nue. and it ia not known where her relatives rssds
the Coroner has taken charge CT her effects She f.
tive Of Dublin, where she married to man named
HRnly but with whcIo he has not lived for years.
Her maiden Rogers, and since her separation
fom her husband abe ASSUMED the Il Rogerson.
Any furti nforma can be obtained Of Coroner Red
Ding City Hell, Brooklyn.
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aAgIflAg IA7ILLIGRHCR.
Fort o. New York. january "a, ss5s.

CLEARED
strip Majestic orr, Welsh, LIVER oo,-A Le~ry
slis Lazy 7ssmp;on Peudsioa Ii srrocis Thcspson's
ship qost.nsr. Candy. Bremen Stanton Euser.
wiadss ss,oa Soe a. Prince and
slis sss BRENNAN Lsy.ecs-Mccrs.dy. Mot. Co.
s.Is wsys ss.' ssSsps g JsSS. EsSJs WS s' %.
w sr:s " sss. Potter
sehr Wi,isnson' T wndemose rhi'sdsiuhiaJa Hand
soy nss mf'sa Sss sss Master
Ship Cardiff. Dow of H sos,anS souue Manila ,s, a.y,
h III me Hsa,a se%p &C. 20 d1oSsss warren r
y.li E ssa &C. OF philadelphia roo.0e y Ann. .y
"a Ise q sSS pS.ao run 81 o Sswses g. Eso s.
stys en- lee M
H'fs Is ss'f casks ''''s
e rsnns1 JSoss ysssss % wT sss Z.
tsrss qusnas spsrs dssIA tse sossS~sri iSs
Sag S..o!sst Ksi 81 Essssfors'. Foe c.el. 80 days,
sb esssa Sss aS Se est oS Sns ion
s;: s
bead cone :sssls The TX IN sps ss
s de coast vc. 8 Se esn se ann
be en- u SsI e sa, af
sss;s ]; ssss
out VIII os YARD sa srn s aSys
a. ss. iSs ssi y weather s
Ss.sS S. a with cotton
ana Jonas smith for New Yo.S f-' WIN " eo''
sehr John Csstner Johnson Charleston with cotton and
rice, 10 Scrantou TsiIman - ~ ~
&c. 10 McCresdy. Mott Co. ''''''
kehr eouttern Belle Smith. Wilmington.
scS. z = Te;rI ry Decker. Virginia.
eeLr y LIN. Mes trg.ria.
sshr Jones. Rogers. virginie:
80 Sa < M rssS Snr v T,aLs; trsnis.
eur eur y NJ :? H Sna.a. w ansd, v,,,
echr Can't JSnes fhomss Vtrntria
Pear Laura Jsne Jones Viraf,ia
Schr Jceeyh { clnes Holmes Virginia.
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a,vreHs ss1,d M:a1 re- Csssespondsn MOO; s
ms:nias soeiaes 4 auoggs e-Ms "a s.S'' 'u'aA'
az IT, q, Ds
90 nsr s so ens nes fpas csa away ana se hal
PHI, .np, eu,, j., ;, 7,pv. o,- T.. so., Co..,
pelarsie EIeai i bcaow Chester. comiag up with
ner' nom Bslmeae brss Fairy iron lilo Jsnco, snd Or
nus IN 60 sstern port Tow Ihe ss ernk.n 10 e
sy "st'@ SoaS~S'ee VIII reach p0 ABOUT sS'ur
So CORE snondence above for wreck ar hs Ycbo n
Besion; also Zee Fort Ai1svas '''' -
sniFWa HcHcocK-A despatch from Halifax was received
In this ey yesterday morning. stating thai the shp VIM Oh
ssvsnpah for Havre about The Gu o. November under the
command Of Capt conway and had about o bales Of cotton
on freight She belonged to Messrs Bogc K,seland Of this
ely was CPS 'OusIegter and was butt in namarisso in
Val n Co. sa sS ssoa 81 ca Ter o ne
SIR IEop 10. Ro~cn, Graves from Melbourne Sept H.
to sS q .ss os s under charge Of g per ton
head q iorena naatopg auanmas And other spsrs SPIT
@ H aS sss ssG y az ''
sss Bsnsa The wreck .hlp aucns ys. s'9s
INST sor $50 '''' "s ." 's "'''0n " s''A'An "N
1ssss .eysss asssrs Point n, sssr,
s i Lad ala e. e s ss I
Hs ssss as'f '
sss & e a lr e v a 81 pssa
ire I'm Tat ~ M Ian ~ 10 ey roe M n,es ~ s.ar hr
eln I.sli Iaf ~ IN in IA II naqssd Il vcssn
md nbar dor cd Of aou, pcd her ~ he prone
lcr MS pair I'D black with whis NOR kew III: ond moi 500
her naMe Ish Cav Head bearing NE by u IL miles "a
vesci witt less OF iormast ana bowspri had racojM iGry
jrg INV - '''
jAEK V,srA PcrciyaI NJ Bolmss Hole from Malta expe
Yn1ed very heavy gaes or, IL coaa for IL dave IN nst IN
gn.e from NE Nv carried away fore yard los orelopsa
aud fore sail stove bufwa ks forward house, &C.
18th MT LAT 81 ns ION 90 So boarded and got rIplos fror chin
Jss Guthrie (cf Porsroui Chase days IRON Bos ior Mo-
bile " ih nun, clicked "
u..p I, ~ rro,n Cav ca po.,o, 80 ~ e.o,.
ctssbsn, III, ,,san Win aIoa 800 @na va" "
,e Go ,.., VIZ" go :, ,or . N.. So - ,
= BEle SWAY honrett ro'n aeorgetown Dc Tor gaih pn
mainsaii - 49,,
p sn iIs oaFy,ieseooa uoaty gsic On ne
90 list lost nniast head Of ioremas
gl'aSged sas asd sgg deck load and everything movable
Ire crew Wefo 6'so frost Diuen soo ssck
BRIO susAs Lupwic-Cep Overlook. mate and crew
So ~ oil Of brig susan Luswig from Ge rget2wn Q, for
Newburypor,, with lnyd pine timber were taken from i.c
wJeeE ~ o no sss on eape HauSrs W shp isic'
he spsan has s,ce been en IN In ~ wbrs DIM,
nc sn,r Of tsa rev Wa irlsnovm ~ - "' " o
- ~ $500 ~, :. ", e., 90, -,
nM,e Mkosn, wns ~ no,macs agae on uie wa ns
nv Y. ION ~ ~ pa e9 a.e qanuucs o. snnxts ada ya~i
Dea pensed Green iuao WIN srec 'op anu SsSeW souom
DIX sntn &C., ne foloMlig are me psse nass OK the
ICES q me s rage Oh rerI,d INC na[e .et o. winch has
eSen peore 3u III, ASS nap. saneo from
W.. NJ HicsoD Mr. sna Ma Iame ,a,ssa AZ, AZ
uGevs rpas Mr. Richard I've and In the sSerage Light
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Tie brig Nebraska ashore Hart Islaud got OF We'd
ucsday, 10th A,so ErnT MARY Mankn ashore In tina! vicinity,
was eOt Of eame day.
LAnvrHED-At Cape Ezabeh llth inst by Mr Reu Pick
ell. fne bark abon tops called the Ellen Stevens
owned by Mr. Ste and oeTs and Cap. James Howe
late OF ship John Dunlap who will command her. and Intended
for the West India trade
At Bath 9Th mat by Meeers E Coz, ch.p 60l
cns called the Canova, owned by the builders and b. Mr.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

pY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court for Prince eoTge's country sit.
ting as Court OF Equity, DasEed In the case OF
John L. Hoffman and wife rs MARY T.. Holtz
man and others, the undersigned, as Trustee
will expose % Public Sale at BeltsVille, near the
premises On THURSDAY, Attn Decs rnber next,
ri IL O'Clock m, fair, IL not, the next fir
day thereafter, part OF tract or parcel Of Land
called " EdmondstoGs Range, late the residence
Ct Mr. John Il. Hoffman, coata nj " forty acres
This property IS situated about half a mile
from BeitsyIle, In a healthy and eevated regIor
Is susceptible OF the highest state of Improvement
admirably adapted to a fruit and market farm.
and there Is young Peach and Apple Orchard
thereon
The Improvements consist OF a large and COM
mCdious Frame Dwelling with brick basement
recently built, and every necessary building all
Of which are In complete repair There 10 pump
OF fine water In the yard attached to the Inain
dwelling. The society in the neighborhocd ID
exec lent and the situation presents many induce.
ments for q most pleasant country residence for a
gentleman residing In Baltimore or Washington
cities
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree are
One h'if or the purchase money TO be paid IN
cash on the day OF sale the rattle alton thereof
by the Court, and the residue in q, IL, and j.
months thereafter, In equal instslments, TO Sc.
cured by the rotes Of the purchaser with security
To be approved by the Trustee, bearing Interest
from the day OF sale. On the payment OF the
whole purchase money with interest, the Trustee
Is authorized by the Decree to convey the property
to the purchaser in fee simple.
nov u eolot N. c. sFEPHEN, Trustee.
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DIED,

On the l1th instant, Mrs ANN MATTIN6LY
consort Of Edward Mattingly, In the 73i year OF
Der age.
ted to attend the funeral on To- Morrow fFriday)
afternoon at O'Clock, from her late residence No
765 fast Sd street.
Onthe 18th instant, after long and painful ~.
ness, Mrs. ELIZABETH SAAUD, consort OF
Mr. b. Shadd, In the 33th year OF her age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
Invited, without further notice, to attend the fu.
neral Of the deceased, which will trke place from
her late residence on Penn. avenue, corner Of Sd
street, on Friday, the 18th ir at , O'Clock p.
m.
(inteliigencer and Baltimore Sun will copy)
2iih wear OF his sae, a native OF The comfy Of
Donegal, ireland.
His funerel will take place TO- mo- row morning
at94 O'Clock, from the Washington Arsenal. y
On the 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH A. X
SCHWARTZE, reflects Of the late DR.. A J
EchWaIizs, In the SD rear Of her age
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nov l2-SI
NTARsHAL's sALE.-IN VIRTUE OF

kSAESEAL'S SALE.-IN VIRTUE OF
Ss two wTis OF Fieri Facias issued fem the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF the District
Of Columbia for the county Of Washington, and TO
me directed, shall expose at public SALE 70. cash
In front OF the Court house door OF said county on
SATURDAY. the sth day OF 7. ovember next is5e,
at IL O'Clock IN, one Pew IN Trinity Church. No
Sc, in the city OF Washington, ID c., seized and
ney, and will be sold 20 satisfy Judicia.s No "A
and i5 to October term, 1895, John d. HOIstead
and Samuel ard Henry Kirk, Us. Samuel Chase
Barney. I'D. HOOVER
oc y ts Marshal for District of Columbia
ID The above sale IL postponed until
FRIDAY, the 1lth inst ssme hour and place
J. ID HOOVER,
nov lots Marshal for District OF Columbia
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EARM FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, FARM
OF about afty acres, situated In hlexaldri'
county, Virginia, six miles from Alexandra ard
the same distance from Washington city and hree
and half miles from the Georgetown Aq ueduct
Ii has on 1t very comfortable and convenient one
and half story Cottage built house. containing
six rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with covered
porticoe. The front one 80 feet by r. aud IL E
back one Ia by II feet. Also, good house 10.
farm hands, Ice house, spring house, meat and
store houses one Of the largest and most con
venient barns in the county; root cellars 10 con-
tain perhaps $500 bushels Of roots for winter feed
Ing OF stock aud, indeed every other conven-
ience. Also, the hest and probably TIE largest
assortment Of fruit trees in the county, con-
sisting Of the choicest varieties OF Apples Peaches
standard and dwarf Pears, and improved Cherries
For sone years past every possible effort has been
mode to improve this farm, ard much Of II Is now
under high state OF cultivation, no reasonable
expense having been spared to Zurich II. Its up
land meadow Is equal in p:oduciivensEs TO any In
the State 1t should yield next season IN al,
twenty tons OF hay. The place is well wateied and
Ia certainly the most desirable mall farm FOR "a e
In the vicinity Of Washington. The only reason
the owner has for disposing CT II is hls desire to
cultivate large farm In the Interior OF the State
Fer Dairy man and Marketing farmer or Nurse.
lyman, or for the rural residence OF person doing
business in Washington, the place Offers greater
advantages to purchasers than any other In tbs
region. Apply at the Star OMce for further infor-
nation. 90 1e.u
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MARRIED.,

In baltimore, on the 1lth instant, by the Rev
Mr.. Howard, JOHN B MARCHAND, Com.
mander U. ): Navy, to MARGARET D., daugh.
ter Of Francis A. Thornton, PuIseY u 3. NAVY
On Thursday, November 18th, at the Fir.t
BAPTIST Church, by the Rev 3 +. Hill, Will.
LIAM J. RHEES TO LAURA 0. CLARKE,
daughter OF Isaac Clarke, Esq. all Of this city.
In this city, on the 11th Instant, by the key
Mr. Alig, GEORGE w. McKENY, to ELIZA.
BETH SOPHIA, eldest daughter Of John ID.
Mockebee, Esq all Of this city.
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PREsQUE IsLx Ar ostook Co, Ne Aprfl 4.
We hsreuith send You ce-tihcs.e a performed
by the OF oniy bottle OF tie German Bers
Mr. Clark to be Of verscity aud have doubt
{. n Of his story"
hessrs Jos b. Hall DC -Gentlsmen-In answer to You
Inquiries Wilt sste that sushteT aged 6 years
has been complaining of rain IN her side
ye and abolt the first OF January last
scd ccndDedto her bed The pain In her eide
we're besides oubed with pains between her
aud IN her breast. From reading number Of
Ormed By Hollands German BItters Induced 10
try in her and sent to store aud
bottle soe fsd taken bns days when she began 20
nprOve AID now after taking only bottle enjoy
Ing better EeaA than she has for She feels
N ser sco In part of her body and attributes
clTe entirely TO Il c GeImss Bittsrs.
Salmon Crook Ar ostOoS Co., Me. WIN. CLARK.
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