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SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ The SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES The
following is taken from the South Bend
{Ind.l Reg;stsr of Sept. 1, 1s57--Hon.
Schuylsr Colfax, N. c., editor:
1--WE rarely allude to Patent medicines
sditorially, leaving them to speak for
ahemselves in our advertising colums;
but it is only sheer justice to say that DR..
Roback's Scandinavian Remedies are
performing some extraordinary cures in
8. and Central Indiana, and really seem
70 be worthy of trial by the afflicted -
We have noticed in our Indiana exchaag-
% alone, accounts Of three or four re-
narkable cures effected by them within
the past month, certified to by persons
With whom we are well acquainted. And
Ne select from the following, because the
signature will be well known to all our
citizens. Norris Morris is one of. the
most valued and widely known residents
Of indianapolis, was fov many years State
Auditor, and enjoys the highest coniidsncs
Of oil who know him He has just vol
unfairly published the annexed certificate
In the Indianapolis Journal. SEE ADyER-
rIsKNENr.
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SOk1N hOO1Hn, OEOs Z
WooasAeld, Jan. Is. 1858.
LEGAL NOTICE.

DOBKRT CARPENTER and Catharine Car
IL penter, his wife, James Rucker and Efiza-
beth Rucker, his wife, John w. Bainum and
Sarah Bainum, his wife, heirs of Joseph Car
penter, deceased, and Elizabeth Carpenter his
widow, John Stephen, Robert Stephen, Alsxan-
der Stephen, Elizabeth Stephen, Sinai Stephen,
James Stephen and Elijah Stephen, heirs Of
Sarah Stephen, deceased, Peter Daily and Nam
ey Daily, his wife, who reside out Of the State
of Ohio, will take notice that on the second day
of January, A. d. 1858, Jacob Vernon filed in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county,
in the State of Ohio, his certain petition against
them and others, which is now pending in said
Court, wherein the said plaintiff seeks to obtain
possession of the following tract Of land situate
in said county, to wit:
The west haf Of the south east quarter ol
section eighteen, in township seven, and range
seven. The said plaintiff also seeks to have
his title to said land quieted, &c. You are re-
quired to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 9th day of February, A. D. 1858;
and in default thereof judgment will DO taken
against you at the next term Of said Court a.
by confession.
HoLLIsrER, oKEY & HoLLlsrxR,
Jan. s, lS58.-sw. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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SHRRIFF,s SALE.

Cushing & Arms Br virtue of =. . writ :, Of
vs.. execution to me dl-
Mar. 4 Gin. R. 4. Co. rected frem the Court
Of Common Pleas of Ross county, Ohio, 1
will offer for sale at public auction, in the
town of Barssville, in Monroe county, Ohio,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n, and 4
o'clock P. NJ, on
Thursday, the 4M day Of March, 1853,
the following personal property, to wit About
Twelve thousand Railroad Ties.
Taken in execution and levied on rs the
property of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Road Company, in the case efThomas H. Cash-
ing and Richard c. Arms, partners. under the
name ofCushing, Arms, & co., against the Mari
eta and Cincinnati Rail Road Company.
Feb. Sd, 1853. G. M. MORROW.
Sherff. M c., O,
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the attorneys of Boyd
j OFT, William Okey, Master Commissioner,
snd TO the bidders or purchasers, or other per-
sons interested, that the use and possession of
Lot No. Sixteen (16,) in tho town of Claring-
tan, Monroe County, Ohio, is claimed by me
vptil the arst day Of April 1859.
JACOB T. MORRILL,.
Clsrington, Feb. 10, 1s5s-3w.
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Administrators Sale.

QY virtue of an order, to nae directed, from
- the Probate Court in and for Monroe
County, Ohio, will offsr fer sale, at public
auction, on the premises, the following real
estate situated in said county, to wit; Tho
north east quarter of the ssuth east quarter of
Section 27, Township and Range 4, containing
40 acres more or less, said premises are sold
free Of dover and all other disturbances,
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. M., on
Saturday the 20M day Of February 1858.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third in hand, one third in six months,
and the residue within enc year; the deferred
payments to bc with interest, and secured to
the satisfaction Of the endersignsd
Jan. 81, ls5s, HARvEYT T. NIT CHILL.
Adn'r Of ycha Hrers, deed.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the farm on
which he now lives, living on Rich Fork in
Wayne township. 6 miles southwes of Woods
ffsid, containing 81 acres, about As of whiot
are cleared. There is on said farm large
Hewed- log Shingle-roofed Barn
and'ths frame of new dwelling house and the
work on the same under way. The land is
Of excellent quality much of it limestone land
and Is we'll watered. Nearly the whole tract
is under fence. For terms apply to the sub
seriber ON the premises.
JAMES H. NORRIS
Feb. 10. 1854.
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the work of fraud and faction. The man
who will pretend to understand that they
do not condemn that Constitution, as at
present presented, Is, in our humble opin-
ion, very paltry qnibbler. We are glad
that those who do so are Black Republi-
cans. .-,Ststesman.
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MASTER COMN7SSIONER,S SALj

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
RY virtue of mandate to me directed from
~ the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, on the
l6M day Of February, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, and o'clock in the evening, at the front
door Of tho courthouse, in said county, shall
offer for sale at public auction,
Lot Number Twenty-nine, :.
in the town of Clarington, in Monroe county, O.
Ordered to be sold at the suit of Henry K.
List & Co., to satisfy mortgage in their favor
executed by James H. Ray, and also to satisfy
divers judgments of divers other creditors Of
said James II. Ray.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Jan. 8. 81 10 Mas. Con. II. C. 0.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
DY virtue of special mandates from the Court
ID of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
to me directed shall on the I'D day Of Feb
ruary, 1858, between the hours of ten in the
forenoon and four in the afternoon, at the front
door of the Court House, in WoodsReld, in said
county, proceed to sell, at public outcry and
auction, to the highest bidder, the south half
of the, south east quarter of Section eleven,
Township five, and Range seven, in said county,
so acres. Ordered to be sold by the
Court of Common Pleas of said county to satisfy
q mortgage executed by John Gallaugher x wife
in favor Of William Kirkpatrick; and another
mortgage in favor Of Stephen Potts at whose
suit the orders of sale were made.
Jan. 13, 1855. EDWARD ARCHBOLD.
Mas. Com. NJ. C. o.
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HeHoway's PiAs.-In cases where med
heal skin ,hsa exhausted ell its expedieats,
and the practitioner sorowfully admits
thar his repertory contains no drug that
win help his patient, this all-conquering
sntidote achieves its most signal triumphs.
Where the frame is reduced alnlost to a
skeleton, the appetite gone, and a general
atrophy of the system prevails, course of
the Pills will infuse energy into the whole
vital organization, and spur into action
every torpid and palsied function. Thus
nature is enabled to combat the debilita-
ting influence of disease, while the anti
septic properties of the remedy are at
work upon the animal 6sids, purifying
from ell matter antagonistic to health,
and iinbuing them with nutritious and life
sustaining elements.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Thomas Pollock, 4 T my instance a writ Of
VS.. IL attachment was, on
John s. Heald. the 18th day of January.
1853, issued by Geo. w. Durkse, a Justice
of the Peace for Salem township, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, against tho goods, chattels, rights,
credits, moneys, effects, and stocks, or interest
in stocks, of the defendant John s. Heald, a
nonresident of said county, for the sum of one
hundred and twenty-one dollars which is to
BE- heard on the 9th day of March, A. D. 1858.
THOMAS POLLOCK.
Jan. 27. 1885,.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe
County, Ohio, on tho
l6M day Of February, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
O'Clock, P. H., of said day, at the front door
of the courthouse, in said county, will offer
for sale at public auction,
Lot Number Twenty-eight,
in the town of Sardis, in Monroe county, Ohio
Ordered to be sold at the suit of Amos Hsa-
ton, to satisfy mortgage in his favor by Nathan
Henthorn and his wife, and John Henderson
and his wife,
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Jan. 6. 50 IS Mas. Com. NJ. C. O.
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Attachment Notice.
George W. Durkes, Plaintiff,
against
King Haines, Defendant.

King Haines, Delendant.
DKFORE Michael Boughner, a Justice of the
ID Peace of Adams township Monroe county,
Ohio. On the 22d day of January, 1885, said
yustics issued an order OF attachment in the
above case, for the sum of twenty-six dollars
and seventy-six GENTS against said defendant
King Haines, who is nonresident of said
county, which Is set for hearing on the 9th
day Of Maroh, 1858. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Feb. 1e,s1sbS. GEO. W, ppRKEE.
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ROAD NOTtUE.

T1HKRR will be q petition presented 10 the
i Trustees OF Salem township, Nsnroe Conn
ty, Ohio, on the 10th day Of March, 1858, pray
ing for the location and establishment Of a
township road, commencing nsar the residence
of Joseph Ward, at the county road; thence
across the creek to the mouth of run; thence
up the run the best route near the dwelling
house Of Samuel Waterman; thence to inter-
sect the county road near the Cain School
house. AAsr PKTIrIoxExs.
Feb. 10. lS5e.-pd.
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LEGAL MOTICR.

nANIKL CAIN will take notice, that atks.
~ 30thday Of NOVEMBER ASST has wife, Qlsa<
beth Cain, fled in the Court or Csmmen Rlsass
of Monroe County. Ohio, petition seainst hiA.
which is now pending, asking for ditsrss anas
allimony-cause, wilful absencs fox-koss tAAa&
three years.
Said petition will be fer hearing insaid csssv
at the February term 1883.
GEO W. DURKHh
Dec. 2, lss7.-sw:pd. Atty for Ps<tsfsaasss
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Miscellaneous.

Daniel Dougherty, Srs Estate.
ON the 23d day Of January, 1855, Letters Tes-
" tamentary were issued by the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, to the under
signed as Executor Of the estate Of Daniel
Beugherty, Sr., late Of said County, deceased.
Jan, 27 1858 JANIS DOV0HEkTY Jr.
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LIrH PILLS ANp PHGNlx BITTERs.
remedies have stood the test of twenty
years. experience, and during that period
have benefited three millions of individuals.
By their ase the bleod is purified, without
reducing the system. Sold by w. B. Mof-
fat M. D., 33s Broadway New York,
snd his Agents.
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Probate Court, Monroe County.

MOTICE is hereby given that tAs Probate
In Court of said county, has this day declared
the Estate of Isaac jones probably insolvent.
Creditors are required to present their claims
in six months from this date, to the undersign.
! ed for allowance.
ELIJAH AcMAHON. Admir-.
Ia,. l3. 6s.-pl oflsaa, jones' .E4sate.
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~ The telegraph gives rumor of q
bloody negre iasurrection near Fayette-
willie, Arkansas, in which % white persons
and negroes are reported killed.
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JOHN ". sTKINER,s ESTATE.

JOHN W. STKINER'S ESTATE.
NToTICRis is hereby given that the undersigned
IN was, on the 2lst day of Jan. 1858, appoint
ed by the Probate court Of Mouroe county, o..
Administratrix with the will annexed, Of the
estate of John w. Steiner, late of said county
deceased. CHARLOTTE STEINER,
Jan. Z lS5S.-Sw pd ADMIR-.
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Darlington Lodge. No. 263,
OF F. l. A. MAs0Es, meets the Monday on or
preceding the full moon in each month.
WIN. F. BOOTH, w. NJ.
JouS MEssxRLr, S. w. ]. D. O'CoSxoR, secty.
JANIS WALTos, J. w. J. R. SMIrz, Treas.
PETER WADE, 8. D. SAxL. SANFORD, Tyler.
SAML. FuLros, ]. D.
Jan. ~, 1855.
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Mary Jones' Estate.

On the 11th day Of January, 1883, the sub
scriber was appointed BY the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, ohis, and qualified n Adnin-
istrator of the estate Of Mary Jones, late Of
said county, deceased.
Jan. 20 1883, JOSEPH MYER2.
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DIED-January the 2sth, 1858, at the
residence Of his brother-in-law, in Aalaga,
Monres sounty, Ohio, of Pulmonary Csnsump-
tiea, JOHN 3. EMERSON, aged ~ years.
s--.On the 9th inst, ut the Infrmary, JOHN
DAWSON, in the 95th year of his age.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Pancoast, Headley & Co.. Plaintiffs.

against
King Haines, Defendant
REFORE Michael Boughner, !. p, of Adams
- township, Monroe county. Ohio, on the 18th
day Of January, 1853; said Justice issued an
order of attachment in tho above case, for tho
sum Of ten dollars and ninety three and three
fourth cents, against said defendant King
Haines, who is a nonresident of said county
The Plaintiff will testify on the trial of this
case. PANCOAST, HEADLEY & CO.
jan II. 1858
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NARRIED-On the 3rd inst, by John Beard
more, ESQ.,. Mr.. DAxlEL sALEsBuRY and Miss
RACHEL Cox, all OF this county. 8,
On 4he 4th inst, by Thos. Neal, Esq., Mr..
HsxRy ]. SALISBURY, of Washington. county
and Mss LUCINDA DYE, of this county.
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CoMPIAINTS or FRKALIG

The functional Irregularities peculiar - ~
weaker sex, are invariably corrected w'itAspb
pain or inconvenisncs ~ the ass or HoLL0-
medicine for an the diseasss Of shilahsoA
and itmay be said OF these Pills, - Of IL ~
publican Institutions, that they premeas stAa
greatest good of the greatest numbsl.s
HOLLOWAYS PILLS .ARE IHB
BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN 1.HBi
WORLD FOR THE FOIL OWING DIa:
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Mankind Wonders, bit BsIIeyes

Merely bseass physicians ptsssribfne sAk-
their effects, instead Of their cause, Try 10 ~
lisvs symptoms instead Of sradcating their resS.
The action OF these Pills is precisely ths ~
verse. They expef from the secrstivs syeaGa'
and the circulation the morbid matter whiek
produces INfLAMATION, PAIN, FEyRR, DE-
BILlTY and PHYSICAL DECAY; and the baats'
Of disease being removed, its manifsstatjeae
vanish. While ordinary remedies only a1ss&
q temporary respite to the suGsrsf. 49,
pills annihilate tie d;sor6er
STOMACH IND LIVER COMPLlfNT4s-
These are the complaints Of the niilisa.s
Few escape them, and, If neglected, they lea
to immsasurahle dangerous maladiss. 1ut
why neglect them. when HOLLOWAY3 PlI18s
will eradicate them rs certainly q wator -
tinguishes fire I During the last quastsr q 3
century these wonderful pills have bssn ~
tionalixed in all parts sfths world. They ~
admitted by virtue df special dscrsss mts d.
doninions of'dsspotism, and hxss bseS,as ~
grsst flodsshold rsnisdy' id thiS aue SxafRss
publican America.
NERVoUS DISoRDERit mF
Death is simply . total paralisatios q ~
nerves Of melton and sensation, and any -
rangement Of these delecate organs sRscfs d.
astrously both the body ana the ufnd Hr-
the nervous invalid HoLLoWAY'S PILLS Are
an article of prime necessity. They impos1
tone and viger to the internal orEans "a
consequently to the nervous system. SfieS
pervades and connects them. Hence DEE
marvellous cures Of HYsrkRfx, Nnnvoys Tvfnnfs
KOS and other kindrsd cor,, nj - ints -
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Monroe Lodge, No. lS9,
nF Free and Accepted Masons, meet the
~ Wednesday evening on or preceding each
full neon, at the Masonic Hall.
OFFICERS:
WARREN HoLLIsTER, w. NJ.
@. H. DAysspoRr, 8. w. 4. B. HILL, 8. d.
LEWIS Lrrros, j. W.. NJ HoEFRLER j. D.
Jas. R. MoRRIs, Secy. - - Tyler.
Il. ALcHsoLb, Treas
Wsedsfeld, Feb. 10, 1858.
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1sAnA -. -.
Asthma lndiesstiou qfs
Diarrhoa - lHausnsA s.
Conghs, Colds Infamation
Ghost Diseases Inward Weakness "a
Fever and Agus Liver Complaints
Bowel Complaints Lewnsss Of epirfsa
Costivenss Piles
Debility Stone and Gravel
Female Complaints Secondary Sympfsna
Dropsy VsneriaI AAsetieha Il
Dyspepsia Worms Of al kinda.
Headaches
SCAUTIoN,---Nons are genuine unIsse
the words "Hsiloseay. Nsv York ead Lss-
don" are discsrnible a. Water Mark inevssy
leaf Of the book of directions around saah PA
or box; the same may be plainly sesn By Aa1le
ing the leaf to the light. handsems rs1asA
win be given to any one rendering sush H.
formation as may lead to the detection e -.
party or parties counterfeiting the med3pineo.
or vending the same, knowing them to ~ spa
rious.
sold At the mandatory Of Processes
HoLLowAr, 80 Maiden Lame, Nsw York, s1d ~
all respectable Druggiats ard Dealers in NH
cine, throughout the United Ssata anl ~
civilized world, in boxes At Is ssns6f . 'ssaAss
and 81 EACH.
There 10 considerable saving ~ tsk.
ing one of the large sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance os =.
tients in every disorder are afnxsd to sash hex.
Oct. IA, 1Ss7.-ly.
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BLANK DEEDS for ssls at Mis ogec,
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NMES DUNMS ESTATE

JANIS DUNNS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hersby given that the subscri-
IN bers were appointed ON the 4th day of
January, 1858, by the Probate Court of Mon
roe county, Ohio, Administrators of the estate
of James Dunn, late of said county, deceased.
WIN. DOUGHERTY, Jr.
Jan. s, 1883, THOMAS ADAMS,
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MASTER COMlNISSIONERSSALE

EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Jan. 8. 81 10 Mas. CON- n. C. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-26
Marriage Of the Daus liter Of Gen. Cass.

A correspondent writes from S,onington, (Ct y
August % as follows
Baron Limburg, the gentlemanly ambassador
from the Netherlands, and Miss Isabella Cass,
daughter of the Secretary Of State were united in
holy matIimony by the Rev. Mr.. Watson, rector
OF Calvary church, Stonin9ton. The old gentle
man was present, and gave away the bride. The
ceremony was marked, at least inside the sacred
walls, by the absence Of all display-quiet and
plain, becoming to sensible folk
The ceremonies. which were strictly private, In
commenced precisely at two O'Clock p. m, when
the bride entered the church leaning upon the
arm Of her father, and followed by M. Van Linn
burg, MIS- Garfield, Mrs. Ledyard daughter of
General Cass), Mr.. Zimmerman, Acting Consul
General Of the Netherlands at New York, and
Mr.. Ledyard and family The bride was plainly
but richly attired in an ashes ofroses silk trav-
cling dress, with mantilla to match, and a maZa-
rne-blue French hat of the latest style, and pre-
scented a charming appearance. nj Van Lmburg
Wore the various decorations his eminent service
have deservedlv won for him. He looked be-
tween IS and 40 years of age, and presented that
indescribable air of happiness which generally
characterizes the more Juvenile members of the
community at such interesting moments with
however, the self possessed SdUotT fare Of the
man Of the world.
The responses Of the parties were exceedingly
distinct, the bride In particular making her an
swers in a tone low, but clear as to be heard
with thrilling effect by ALL and the service,
beautiful and affecting il generally is. lost
nothing by the admirable delivery Of the cfficiat-
ing clergyman.
The nuptials over, the party returned for a
little while to the Wadawanuk House The
General in the mean time wendell his way afoot
to the depot, where soon after, came the happy
bride and bridegroom en- route for Newport, and,
after few minutes conversation, he bid them a
fatherly farewell.
The shipping in the harbor displayed the Stag
Of our Union,' while the booming Of cannon an
nounced far and near to the erewhle anti-foreign
element inhabitants this other link binding the
American and European heart in loving har-
he sail aho ard FOIL ;alxo
the steam horse, sped eastward the train and
anon the assemblage thronging the depot, and of
rather cosmopolitan character, dispersed, dis
cussing on their way homeward the latest great
event of the day.
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TIE Secretary of the Navy at New York.

The Hon. Isaac Toucey, Secretary of the Navy,
rived In New York on Tuesday night and took
.,om. 1t the Metropolitan Hotel. At an early
honr In the evening citizens began to assemble In
fron, Of T,mman'" Hall. she object being to ex-
nre., In the most ,ui, 'ble manner their respect
for the distinguished men. her Of the Cabinet. A
few minutes past ten O'Clock procession was
formed, and headed by Shelton's E'aHd, marched
to the Metropolitan Hotel to give Mr.. Ioneey
serenade.
When the vast crowd had reached the place
designated, the band played Hail Columbia, and
the Secretary made his appearance on the balco-
ny Of the house, accompanied by friends So
great was the enthusiasm at beholding him that
II was some minutes before sufficient order could
be restored to enable him to be heard. In few
words Mr.. Toucey expressed his qualification at
thus meeting his fellow-citizens, and thanked
them for the exhibition Of their regard for him.
The demonstration, an impromptu affair en-
tirely, was conducted in a manner highly credit
able to all concerned.
On Wednesday morning the Secretary waseI-
pected to visit the Navy Yard, and accordingly
the yard was filed with visitors, both male and
female. Fifty marines, under Col. Harris and
Major Dowday, were drawn up in front Of the
Lyceum, awaiting Mr.. Toucey's arrival.
At ten minutes to eleven O'Clock the carriages
containing Mr.. Toucey, Collector Schell, Post
master Fowler, and Mayor Powell, and the Hon
George Taylor, Of Brooklyn, and a number Of
others drove up in front Of the Lyceum, and were
received by Commodore Kearney, Capt. Rootes,
Asst Commodore; Capt. Hudson and 1t. N forth,
of the Niagara Commander McClurney and
Capt. Thorbourn, Of the Sabine f; Capt. Rowan,
Capt. Taylor, 1t. Leroy, Lieutenant Command
Ing, and others. ......
The company proceeded to the Commodore
ONCE, where Secretary Toucey was introduced to
the heads Of all the departments In the Yard
after which they made the tour of the different
shops, workrooms, factories, &c. They then
visited the Niagara, the North Carolina and the
Sabine