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COnStable'S Sale.

My Virtue OF n Witt OF EXecutfl
NJ issued on the Sth day of June \. ID. 1858 out
the Justices Court OF T. u. kinson, a Justice Of II
Peace in and ior kimshew Township in the couit
of Butte ana state Of California. 10 me directed ar
delivered, commanding me to make The sum of CT
hundred and fay one dollars damages, and tweri!
one dol aud seventy five cents Gusts. togetl
with all accrulng costs ON said writ wherein, Il.
Cochran is plaintiff, and A A. Smith and Mrs A.
smith are defendants, have levied upon and v
expose Mt public sale Ia the highest bidder for cal
on the 9th day OF July A, d. lS5S, Mt the hct
Of O'Clock 4. NJ of said day, all of the right, TIL
and interest In and 20 the following described PIC
perty, to wit: one certai dwelling house situate a
Rowery street in the town Of lnskips. in the count
OF Butte. static of California; said dwelling hon
adjoins Messrs. Hall Co.'S livery stable in said TOW
together with MI and singular the fixtures in AT
about belonging and arpertaining in nywse theret
The above sale will take place at the premises 1t
the town of lnskip's above mentioned
Il. B. PERRY, Constable
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Probate Notice.

STATE or cALIFoRNIA' ! Probate Court.
Estate Of J. NJ. LANE. Deceased.
I'm PURS SUANCE OF AN ORDER
made in the Hon. Probate Court, on the 28th day
Of May, A. D. 1858, Notice Is hereby given, to all
whom II may concern o bc and appear before said
Court, on Monday, the 10th day OF August,
A. d. 1853, at the hour Of ten o clock, oi that day
at the Court House of sail Co1nty, In the To" n OF
OroviHe, then and there 10 show cause II any there
be, why the administrator OF said estate should MOI
make a final settlement thereof and hs be discharged
from further liability In the premises.
BY order of Court
~, Witness my hand and the seal of said
! fCourt affixed, this 2sth day Of May, A. d.
! shAh 1855 NJ u. DARRACH,
'~' CLERK Probate Court Butte County.
fmiel w-J5dl
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COnStable's Sale.

VBY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Exc
. cution issued out ut the Justices Court OF h.
kinson, Esq. Justice of the Peace in and tor Kim.
shew Township. In the county of Butte aud State of
California, TO me directed and delivered. command .
ing me to make the sum Of eighteen aud seventeen
one huDdredths dollars damages. and thir,y-Iwc dol
lars costs, together with nccruing cost, out OF the
property OF Grorge ilackett, to satisfy judgment
obtained aganst him in said court, tor said sum, a
the suit and ib favor OF Charles Clark plaintiff have
seized and levied upon and viii expose for sale, at
public auction to the highest bidder for ca h. on the
22nd Day OF July, A. D. 1858, at the hour Of
O'Clock =. VI. Of said day, all the righ, title and
interest of said defendant, George Ilackct, In and
to the following described property, to wit:-That
certain story dwelling house, the east side of
Bowerv street in the town Of Inskip in said county
and State, at the south end Of said wn, together
with the fixtures and appurtenances thereuno be.
longing or IN anywise apperaining
The said sale to take place on the premises
A. B PERRY. Constable.
June %, 1858, jeaS 3w prs lee $lS
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Notice of Dissolution

MJoTtcE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the partner
IN chip Heretofore existing between ChFistopher
Cockriil and Galloway q. Heath In the business II
OF aisng and trading In stock. s this day dissolved
By mutual consent
CHRISTOPHER CocKkiLt,
GALLOWAY @. HEATH.
nsy Creek, Butte county, Cal. June 10, Is5s.
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Notice..
ANOoAON'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sOFTUE CALIFOR

ASTUCK KHOLDF rs OF r. CAEIFUR-
- MA COAL COMPANY will take notice, that
at a meeting of the Trustees of said Company held
ON the 2ist inst, assessment of one dollar per
share upon the capital stock Of said Company was
levied aud ordered To he paid into the Treasur, of
said company, within thirty days from and afer this
date.
Coal Creek June 2ist, A. D. 1853.
je22im II W. CUEFSMAN, Sec'y.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the stockho'd
~ ers in the irgin Quartz Mining Company
that all shares upon which the nssessu ens are rot
paid on or before the 18th day of July is5s Ill be
sold To pay such assessments, according 10 law, al
public auction, to the highest bidder at the Cour
iIsuse Door in the town of oroville, al o'clock r
NJ on said 18th day Of July SIS.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
Il. l.. CoMLEY, President.
n V CoRrUz, Secretary.
June l5th'
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Notice.

A IL OF THE sHARES OF THE '''io and So
N Quartz Mining Compsn, IN "a hich assessmenis
now due and remaining unpaid, will he -old at put-
lie sale the 10th day luiy lShr tH their hs-ss
ments due. The sale to take nee at the otfee 81
the company at suAec Iiill, ate county, at 4
O'Clock Y. NJ. OF said tay
q = WHtrL MAN, President.
JosEPu RodERs. Ssc'y.
Yankee Hull June i6 n, lSjs--td.
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Notice.

A PPLICAT1oN will be made nj the next m set.
N ing of the Board Of supervisors, or ss sDoa
thereafter application be heard. for laying out
q County Road from Thompeon's flat to Yankee
nm via Table land, Cxnnons Ranch aad Cherokee
Rsvine. c. A, SIMMONS.
oregon Culeh June 10th, 1855 --5w
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Dissolution Notice.

yzyHE COPaRTNERsHIP . Lrs.
fore existing between W. Leonaru' s,k 4
ard and ; Lakin. under the name ane a<
Leonard Il Co.. is this day dissolved ~ IN" ~ -
cent, nv the wIihdrawai Of J. :. i;ahIn. = n,,ssi
having demu ds against the hrm wiz P'e.',',sa . .
them, aud thnse knowing them. sNrs ,h
will please make immediate settlement an. -
The business will Re continued under Ia ~
n.ms and s,,le As herofore, by J. r. LeonA''
W Leonard. rox.vnk co.
oroviIle, lure rs, 1865. -
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FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
q stated meetings are hsid In the Masonic
&STII lion the second andfourih Fridays Of each
w \monih. u. \. GASTuN, VI. P.
{. =. Col1oS S,eria'y.
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NotiCe.

A LII ACCOUNTS WHICH HAVE
N accrued against The Universal Resiaur ~ since
re Sth day Of March, will bs promptly settled on
pi iesenta lion TO the un lersigned,
JOSEPH lLL,GICH.
Proprietor Universal kestaursnt
oyille, May -, 1858, m'H
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
County of Butte
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BLANK5!

Every e.cripiirn Of fBsntsexecnted on the shor
at notice, Wit, unrivallei taste and neatness
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court Of the 18th judicial District.
County of Butte.
Joseph D. Alexander
Jno. A. Rollings.j
oliver p Watson, Action brought In the
Allen Clyner District Court Of the Fiji
WIN I, Evans, teenth judicial District,
Charles Evans and the complaint filed
G. Wheeler, lin the cnnn'y OF Butte.
Thomas v. Davis. In the office Of the Clerk
Thomas u. Boucher. of said District Court.
Charles IIensley,
j. Watson,
J.R Woolen, md
Samuel j. llcnsley,
ruNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR-
n mia, Send Greeting to John 4. Rollings, oliver
2. Watson. Allen Clymer, VIM. l.. Evans, Charles
Evans, e. Wheeler, Thomas Y Davis, Thomas Il
Boucher, Charles iiensley J. Watson, J X. Wooden,
and samuel J. Ilensley: You are hereby required
to appear in m action brought against You by the
above named plaintiff In the District Court Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, in md the County Of
Butte, and to answer the Complaint filed therein "a
copy of which accompanies this Sumtnons) within
ten days exclusive of the day of seryce) after the
service ON you of this Summons served within this
county, II served OF this county. but within this
Judicial District, hin twenty days; or II served out
Of said District, then within forty days-or Judgment
by default will be taken against you rne said action
IL brought to obtain judgment and decree oiiore-
closure of u certain lndenture of Mortgage be ring
date the Goth day Of June A ID. Ts55 executed 10y
the defendant John Rollings to the plaintiff, anl
for the sale of mortgaged premises described therein
aud the application of the proceeds of such sale to
| the Iaymeut OF the amount due on the promisory
note escri bed IN said mortgage, together with such
otheraud further relief In the premises as To oui
said Court may right and proper; also Tor costs
OF suit and f you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint above required, the plaintiff will apply
| to the Court for the relief demanded therein
| Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Disrlc
49, Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District
| iSEAL this 18th day OF April, in the year o
| - J our Lord one thousa nd eight hundred ant
nfly-eight.
! NH DARRACH, Clerk.
| ByJ. n. MARBLE Deputy Clerk. apl7-3m
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Action brought In the
District Court Of the Fit
teenih judicial District,
and the complaint filed
in the cnnn'y OF Butte.
In the Office of the Clerk
of said District Court.
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THr lSpIASs.-TeIas papers received at New
Orleans on Thursday last say that the Wichita
Indians seem to have been seized with a whole.
SOME alarm from the severe chastisement our
troops have given the Camanches. They have
obtained permission Of Major Neighbors to re-
move and remain In the BraIos Reserve until
further provided for ..
According to, dispatches from Col. Miles,
commanding against the Navajo Indians, they
are conquered They are numerous, powerful
ana wealthy, and once combined under single
leader, viii make resistancs to our troops which
viii be quite formidable. Since Col. Miles; bat
de with them at Canon de Chiefly, another affair
has occurred between detachment Of troops un
der capt Hatch and band of the Navajos, In
which Largos, principle chief, and six others
OF the lndisns were killed. They are now driy-
ing :heIr stock as far westward into the mana
tains as possible, Ptsratory to making decided
stand.
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0EOR0ETOwN.


Kt%A
Il 9sdassf>vx. Nov. n isse
Ths RELIGIOUS meetisp I'D sevivsls at the N /.
r oaarcA md Wet oeSrgetsun NJ e. Church,
are SUI Progressing, seemingly, with as much
spirit as eharacterifed them several weeks ago.
Tnese meefings and resivals have resulted in
q9re number Of :ccessions to the membership
Of several Of our churches. The early morning
prayer meetings, ~ the Rev. Or. Edwards s
church have been discontinued until next Sab
bath morning.
We learn that one Of the hands engaged nj the
Rock Greek Aqueduct Bridge, was quite badly
hurt yesterday BY che falling Of one OF the der
ricks. DR.. Bohref was sent for and dressed his
weundss This is the second accident Of the kind
which has happened at this point within month
Ne Ieg Fet&e Aeara that " Tsylosy Bsaq<, Of the
hrm OF Boyce, Taylor Co., has been confined
TO his bed, for some ten DAYS or more, by q sei-
Gus attack Of pleurisy -. - :
We have been requested to suggest TO the Ia
oies OF the Union Benevolent Sociefy the import
ance OF having priated for sale, rs means oil
increasing their funds for the ensuing winter the
able address delivered by Or. Edwards at their
anniversary meeting on Sunday last
The Following gentlemen were, on last Sunday
elected officers Of the Young Cahoiie's Friend
Society FOR the ensuing year: Lewis Carberry
PRESIDENT; John NJ. Stake, vice president: Tim.
othy Carroll, recording secretary; Henry Major,
corresponding secretary; James Riley. slswars;
Francis Harper, treasurer; J. J Bogue, book.
keeper. Board Of managers. Messrs Richard
James, X Petit, Capt VIM. Peters, w. A King
John l. kidwell, and Samuel Rainey. The so
eiety Is In a nourishing condition. 8.
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THE BALrIAoRs AND PoroNac RAILROAD
Iss Nso EsfsrPrin.- "A meeting OF the board OF
commissioners was held at Upper Marlboro
MD, on wednesday last Judge Grain was ap.
pointed chairman, and General Bowie secretary
M relieving commissioners answered TO their
names Hon. Peter w. Grain, Hon Thomas G
ffatt, Hon, Thomas +. Bowie, Francis Neale
and VIM. Pinkney Brooke, E-q. --.-.
Mr.. r. Bowie, the agent, presented a report
showing that stock had been subscr fbed to the
amount Of Loco shares, or S54 ,0O0-more than
someient to entitle the company to organize
Mr. Bowie also presented letter from Edw'd
Robinson, President Of the Richmond and Poto-
mac Railroad, in which he says:
cat the proper time. and under proper circum.
stances, 40 not doubt that the needful in the
cause Will be done on the part Of this and con-
nectlng companies, which have a direct interest
N the construction and operation Of your pro-
posed road At present, however, I can commit
no one except self definitely TO It's aid; AID 70
THIS END you are AZ liberty TO book ms as a sub
serioer 10 the capital stock Of your company 10
the extent Of S3,UO, and trust that II will be re
gsIded by you and my friends in your vicinity,
as an earnest OF nv most sincere conviction OF
the real merit Of your enterprise FH.-
The Commissioners passed an order, in nc.
eordanee with the charter, giving notice to the
stockholders to meet at Marlboro, on the 18th OF
December, and choose directors; and then ad.
Journed
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ALEX ANDRIA.
Correspondence Of Tie Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. IL, 1853.
In the circuit court, on Tuesday, BENZ Waller
was found guilty of horse stealing, and sentenced
to three year, and six months Imprisonment in
the penitehtiary. .--
On yesterday, the following cases were sdiu.
dicat. d: j. o. c. Hoskins agt Orange and Al
exandria Railroad Compsny--acticu Of trespsss-
verdict for plaintiff; damage 800. Motion fof a
new trial, and overTuled rr.'
Burke and Herbert ACT Bank Of Old Dom n
ton-action on the care, verdict for plaintiff. /;
damage $50. tE : ~.
The second engagement sf Owens filed LIB
erty Hall last night and the large audience
seemed delighted, afplauding 10 the echo On
to- night he appears again and we cannot doubt
that another full house is In store for the Kunl 81
company. The programme for tonight ~ ss
follows The drama of the Z" Tocdles,' ,, the
laughable farce, entitled Forty Winks,n IA
vorite dance by Miss NJ Pennington, to conclude
with Paddy Miles's Boy.n
r. ii Rotten was yesterday committed to isiI
by Justice Price, charged with stealing s95 from
the vessel of Capt Samuel Cole.
Mr.. James English, one Of our oldest citizens.
was struck with paralysis on Tuesday morning
Markets-Flour, no sales reported Wheat
offerings good, sales active, white 81 ISasI %:
red 81 O6, 81 l0-no prime offered Corn offer.
tngs good, white 70c. Rye, 70c. Oats, no sales
reported.
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a kowDr SHOT DEAD BIT PuLIcsNAS-in New
York, on Wednesday afternoon, ofncer Rober,
Oalnnes arressed man who had threatened 10
Iii tne captain Of vessel bound for New D orleans
The onlcer took the man to the station Hens.
where he left him, and then went in search Of the
companion Of the prisoner he had arrested, I'm,
failed to Ind him. A short time afterwar, he
returned to the Station Mouse took hi. pri.one,
ou. .no started with him for the Tombs Omar.
living al Inc Fulton market near the ferry, tbs
man dealt tie ofncer severe blow on IN. ,.n
cnee., and He'd The ofacer recovering him.ei,
nesd three shots from revolver at him-some ga y
iour Is after the affair there were four BARREL. o,
'ne revolver found discharged. The last sho,
sook eject In the right side Of the runaway. At
which time man named Charles Defend orr had
JUST come mp and seized hold Of him to detain
him fof the officer. The man Immediately fell.
sna ne was conveyed sothe City Hospital instead
et lhe romos- He died immediately on reaching
mere, and as yet his name has not been a,cer.
tanned. .-IiF~ =
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COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsENEss, q O.,

AThs prevalence of the above complaints at this
season gene rally has the effect of bringing out host
OF Professedly new specifics. and while some are
GOOD many arc useless, and others even dang
Inc Wlsest course TO pursue is to consult your lam
ny pny slolan, or otherwise use only such remedies
as long public experience has proved to be safe and
fM9fot2us OF this character is TYL ER's COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Qnglnsl-
tsoon became popular remedy. and has continu ed
90 ENJOY growing reputation FOR the last twenty
acts like charm. and in Chrome Ca.es Bronc
Whoopins ough. Group, Asthma, Infuerza. c.,
s saeoe1s u Unparalleled. and most viii testify vho
Pr,oe Is cents and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold By Marin Palmer, Chas. Stott, DO Wssh-
exandria; where it may be had ALSO. for
IN LOzsnger form Price In and Is GENTS q box
known as "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops a. an elega It. pleasant aud eficacious Pull
mOnic .OzepEe they are unsurpaaaed. NO IL SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-11

AN OPEN HrARrHD Mantle New York IA
pefs announce . wonderful curiosity In the case
OF living man with deficiency In the breas,
bone which enables the several movements of
the heart TO h seen. IL has excited in,an.S a,
terest for several years past throughout the elite.
of Europe and Britain. The subject of III. de.
feet is very intelligent gentleman, NJ. Grouu. a
native Of Hamburg, twenty eight years of AGE.
somewhat under the average height and rather
pale, though be appears To be in health. He WAS
introduced as the clinic Of DR.. Mot, who though
that the substance which occupied ths place of
the sternum might be cartilage NJ Groux then
showed the peculiar conformity of his chest and
gave an excellent lecture on the heart action de-
monsuating his remarks with colored plsIes. AN
shunciai heait, and his own body. The collar.
oones are not connected, (neither are the ribs IN
tneif oPposi'es, but there Is groove where the
sternnm should be; the skin is natural Tn a..
natural state this groove is about an inch lad .
half wide, but H can be dirtend@d To tbrss mi
ss On Looking al the groove pulsatil. ,w.,I
Ing y discefHaole opposite the third and f6,,,,.
Hbs; Precipitation be suspended IL rapidly ri.ss
10 an enormous extent and remains full al d tense
until the breathing Is restored, when Il soon ,nh.
slars- This b the heart. Between the clayIcies
there Is another Puisatile swelling, easily felt,
which }. the aorta, the great artery from the
.hssp, The dilaiation and contraction OF the lung
is also s-rpi In coughing the right lung sudden
lVPro'rude~ rom the chest through the groove
and ascends q considerabie distance above The
right claviele into the neck. - ff-f-,..r.l =
ssneoody'. desire that rhere might be a win.
dow In the breast Of all men, or Charlie, Lamb.
equivalent, pane In the stomach, Is nearly real
iIsd in this cave -T.jgf = ~ AM. =
TIE close Of his 1eetafe, DR. Mott Proposed
collection in AIR. GrouI's behalf, though n,
regular Zee had been paid by the faculty. scares
~ hsd ne aid the word when the silver began
ihiS fts arena from the SEATS Of The vat
thpLhhestfss Nearly all the three hund red siu i
a.Ht- wee present, and the shower Of quarters
sresuY jeoparded the lecturer CDR MottJ and his
=ttendants. =
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III We acknowledge the recei pit Through MIR.
James Carter, No. 4Ss F street, the Washington
agent OF the Publishers,l Of the Sd and 4th part,
OF the American Battle Roll, from Lexington to
Mexico published BY johnson, Fry & Co., 81
Beekman street, New York. The illustrations
OF these numbers are the battle Of the Constitu
noa and Gurriere, and a full length Of General
Zachary Alphabetically two Of the best steel
Piates SO far executed for such a work In this
country We have previously recommended the
work a. ht to grace any centre table or library In
the land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-11

UTAH TERRITORIAL CouRT IN SEssIoN.-A
Great Lake City correspondent Of the Tribune,
writing on the 5th Of October says: .fs. y
"The October term of the T.. g. District Court
was opened in this city Yesterday by Judge SIN
clair. IL Is the first occasion which United
states Court has been organized in the Territory
except at Camp Scott last winter) since Judge
styles was compelled by violence to adjourn his
conrt sine die 10 February, 1857 The grand and
petit luries (Which are composed In about eduaI
proportion Of Morrnons and 8entiles) we inn.
panneled and then excused from service until the
first Monday in November. This Is owing TO a
desire OF the Judge to frame rules for the conduct
Of business in the Court and also to the non -ar
rival from the East Of Mr. Wilson, the newly
appointed United States Attorney
"The Territorial fair opened also on Monday.
The streets were filled all day long with women
boys and girls, In holiday dress, and Social ii all
In which II was held, was crowded from sunrise
to sunset ,;
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
NAW Vail

A despatch to the New York Post of wednes.
day afternoon, saysi .."....
Haskin's election is now conceded by all par
ties. The protest Of Lancaster Underhill was
acted upon to day, by the Board Of Supervisors,
a question also was raised against ths returns OF
Eastchester and afadavlts submitted in both
cases The Board has just voted to receive the
returns. This not only secures the election of
haSkin, but also OF Van Courtlandt, Democrat,
to the Assembly. 1850 -.a-. + ;
Cd. &C. lllinOis.
The majority Of the Hon T l.. Harris in the
9th District Is over five thousand. =
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,rkoTEsTAsT ANNIvKRsARY lit Is contempla-
ted IN London to make the 3O0th anniversary Of
the accession of Queen Elizabeth to the throne OF
England, which will occur on the 18th Of No
vember, the occasion Of special celebration
commemorative of the event In connection with
the cause Of Protestantixm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-11

ID The Presbyterian IN 8 Synod OF Viz
Rinia, which was in session during last week. in
Portsmouth, finally adjourned on Saturday to
meet in Liberty on the first Wednesday in No.
vemoer 1859. A committee was appointed to In.
quire rs to the expediency of establishing
theological seminary in the vicinity Of the Uni
versifv OF Virginia, and to ascertain whether the
Kew. j, c. stiles would accept prcfessorship
In IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-11

IL OF the IS vessels composing our Navy, 10
were built in New York, 10 in Philadelphia, s In
Washington, Is in Norfolk, IL in Boston, 2 in
Portsmouth, N. H in Erie, Pa, in Pittsburg,
transferred from the War Department, and 6
were purchases. These statistics include all the
new steam sloop- of-war in process Of construc.
lion, except the two at Pensacola.
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POPULATION or 81. Notwithstanding to the
late census returns; tie population Of St louis Is
l36, $50. 0fthese ,iSi are slaves and 1872 free
blacks. The nationality Of the inhabitants is
classed as follows Americans, So, 657; Germans,
1854; Irish, 22,oni English, a,asi; French,
4