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GOOD PLEASANT DIV ELLINGS-TWO- STORY DWELL.
ipgs and Two Lots, very pleasantly situated, Philip
Street. Fourth District, at auction ~.
TWO LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS, in SQUARE bousded
by Philip Jackson Fulton and Chippewa streets. Said
SIS feet 4nches front Philip street, in
depth, American The improvements Use
comfortable soy frame house and kitchen, containing
eight room balls, gallery in 'front.' building in
containing servants rooms carriage house
BITE Also cern well, with powerful force pump trees
flower garden shrubbery shade trees A fe, airy
location. =
TERMSCash half cash; balance at and
two years. credit for notes bearing cent
cent eventual interest," secured by the pro-
perty.
Improvements be kept insured and the pol cy transferred
| to the vendor.
Act Yet of sale before Notary Public at the expense
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

How THEY -TALKED.-The Royal Gazette Of
Hamilton, (BermudaD referring to a visit of the
Lincoln steamer Quaker City, in December last.
says:
During the time the pilot was on board the
Quaker City, he was in frequent conversation with
the First Lieutenant Of that vessel and in answer
to the question what they were going to do in re-
ference to Messr5. Mason and Slide he replied
''we will spend our last dollar, and fire our last
shot ere we comply with the demands of the Brit
ish in regard to these Rebes''
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ket-Two Lots and 1mprovemens-At auction.
TWO LOTS, and two Brick Bsidirgs, .quare bounded
by rchoupitonlas New evse, Deord Market sts
The two lots ogshr 1872 feet ronton South
dep h of about inches line nearest
Tchouptouas street. and about "A feet the line
Leyoe street. All per plan. ...
The Improvements comprise twosory Brick House, with
four and store on South rket also
brick building In the used Bakery
with the aud other baking utensils ltase Of the
Stand No. u.s. in the ST. Mar1s Marketa sold with pro-
p'rty
The property rented unilte stof February 1861 SIPS
per mnuth.
TERMS-Cash twohirds cash the balance at twelve
mouths for bearing and per cent
eventual interest, secured by mortgage the property.
Improvements be kept nurd and policy the
vendor. ~ = ,sl'r ~ -7--4 '-' D.
Of sale before O. De Ama Notary Public the ex-
pense Of the purchaser. "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
The London Times remarks

The London Times remarks
The news of the havoc which the Sumter is caus-
ing among the Federal merchant vessels in Euro
pean waters has lead to special remark, since it
SHOWS ,aa1, e. me lime te Amerfan press are
merce from the by swar1ns of privateers, they
are unable to protecttheir own flag from the most
| daring and yexatious attacks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

"ATTAoK AT ONCE AND FUR1ousLY." -This is the
watchword of Gen. Magruder and the army of the
Peninsula. The following is late general order
Headquarters Arnay Of The Peninsula, Ba1tlett's
Rancho, March ID, Is62.-All the arrangements
having been made for the defence of this PENN
sula, and the Commanding General, as the troops
are stationed at different places not having it in bis
power to be, at the same time with each body Of
troops, the following directions are given for the
government of all, viz: -.
When any body Of our troops, large or small
large, the commanding officer of our troops will
cause the enemy to be Immediately attacked, and
the men will attack at once and furiously. This is
an order easily understood by officers and men
and will doubtless be obeyed with alacrity by
both. 49,
The above Instructions are not intended for those
who have special orders under certain named cir.
cumstances not to fight. By command of Major
Gen. Magruder. ~
JOHN DONNELI. SMITH Acting Aid.da Canln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

g. THREE FINE LOTS IN CARRoLLToN.
THREE FINE LOTS, in Square 4lTA, and bounded by
Seniat Fourth Madison hnd Duon streets Said measure
each 70 feet front Oh Soniat street by 20 feet in depe
TERMS ~Cash.
Act of sale seore A. Aba Notary Public at the expense
the purchaser. rs 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

A TRUE PATRIOT : The Late Bishop Meade
An affecting incident occurred during the closing
hours of the late venerable Bishop Of the Episco-
pal Church in Virginia. A distinguished leader Of
the Confederate army, whom the good Bishop had
known from his boyhood, was present, and with
his dying accents ne ,hns add addressed ss him; ~
always loved you. You know how slow my mind
was in coming to the conclusion l have held from
the moment of Virginia's secession. But, sir,
with great solemnty) it is a RIGHTEOUS CAUSE |;
it is q RIGHTEOUS CAUSE. Do your utmost for that
cause. You are a Christian soldier. Trust in
God and (Iaying his hands on his head, as Jacob
ofs0ld laid his hands on the head of Joseph God
will bless you"
The stern soldiers face was bathed in tears, as
were the faces of all present The words were
uttered with the hestating utterance and solemn
aspect of a dying man. Who can doubt his duty
when he hears such man thus speak, one whose
life was ustrous for piety, virtue and wisdom
and who had been all his life long, up to the houi
of Liucoln'ss proclamation. one of the strongest
Union men in Virginia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

-" LONG TINE BETWEEN DRINKS. Miltary au-
thority closed the bars and forbade the sale of
liquors to soldiers here two or three weeks ago.
Gov Shorter now orders that the distillation of
ardent spirits he discontinued in this State by the
LIST of April NEXT after that date none shall be
sold within ten miles of any military camp except
upon the written prescription of a licensed NJ. D.
We suppose the usual number of "Aprl fools y
will appear, but after "All Fools Day passes, it
will seem q mighty long time between drinks y
to some. They will be forced to preserve wisdom
whether they will or not. Others, however, will
no doubt buy beforehand a barrel, key, jimmy.
john jug or bottle full, in order to keep jolly as
long as possible. Montgomery Mail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

WANTED-To. EMPLoy A GovERNEss. TO
w teach in his family, who teach the Engl ish
Branches French Latin Instrnmenta Music.
None need apply unless MT with good reference
i Address THOMAS p. FRITZ,
m22 6t Holmesyils PoslofBce, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

GOOD SQUARE OF. GROUND-TWENTY-TWO LOTS
One front on Gasque street, at auction.
A GOOD SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded by Gasquet,
Palmyra, Teem chus and Corez Streets
See plan at the Exchange.
TERMS cash the balance and two years
for bearing and per Eentuai
interest the purchaser has he privilege Of paying all
cash y-r-.9s f7aE-s,aE' y s7
of sale before T. 0. Stark, Notary Public Mt the ex
pense Of tho purchaser. 80 ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

The guerrlas of Tennessee are making slaughter
work Of the Federal pickets about Nashville. Suf-
fee to say, Capt John Morgan is in that neighbor-
hood. The surviving pckets have about as much
as they can do of a morning to bring in the bodies
the relief guard picked thirty-f dead men along
their lines. Tt is said that mortal dread of their
unseen enemies is upon the invaders, and even
Gen. Buell. keeps close to his quarters to avoid an
avenging ball Mobile Advertiser. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
7pOLHCE JAILs--OFFICEaT

New Orleans Agency, 1p4 Canal street. III
RS- Risks taken in this city by - 80
fe5 I'm II q JOSEPH NENARD Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

CAUSE AND CONTRAsT-At boarding house on
Mayo street, Sunday, whilst dinner was progress
sing, boarder, claiming to be a British subject,
expressed himself touching the progressing war,
and especially certain acts of our authorities, 10
terms deemed nadmissabe by another boarder
himself born a subject of her Britannia Majesty,
and which drew from the other an emphatic eX-
preston of opinion that the former was traitor.
An insulting response followed, whereupon tum
bier suddenly and violently disengaged itself from
the hand of the second party and sped towards the
first. Thereupon the fingers of the frst became
entangled in the hair of his nterlocuor, and exc
cuted depilatory operation that did not improve
the temper of the party on whom it was practced,
and he sgnified the same byI projecting pitcher
and some other article of crockery in the same
direction the tumbler had taken. They were then
out the occurrence was brought TO the attention of
Gen. Winder, and an inquiry instituted into the
sentiments of the British subject, by whom expla-
nations and proestations, considered satisfactory
by Gen. Winder, were made, and thus the matter
ended. We trust that in stating how this affair
originated, and calling attention to the, different
sentiments entertained by two persons equally for
eign to us by birth, the appropriateness Of the
heading of this notice will sufficiently appear We
will only add, that If it should hereafter appear
that the canseN of this rencontre was well found
ed, the CONTRAST not only in the sentiments but
in the treatment Of the pal ties will be much more
marked. The protection Of a government that does
not recognize us, and whose official agents are here
only by authority of Lineoln's erequdI,trs, will no,
avail to shelter those vino are mischievousiy free
of speech [Richmond Wing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
GOUTAARN SHOE MANUFACTURERS I
COMP ANY. N-- o
GsSpos, No. ~ ST. Charles street.

GULPHURIC ACID-A FEW cARBoYs OIL or
~ Vitriel for sale low, to close consignment - =
80 Il Y. s. ,tE.j..sSS.2r d S.usl strast.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

NTOVICE-ON THE 9Th OF DECEMBER, 1861 WAS
IN enclosed by from this city, and directed to the Bank
OF Tennessee, at Memphis the following DRAFTS. viz: ."
Watson, and accepted by John Williams Co., dated
December 6, 1861, at 30 days, for SllS5 2 -
The Oh the at q months, for $1,000.
The the same, at II months without date, for
S5lUO.
As they been recived the public cautioned
against trading negotiating tor the payment has
| been stopped. mig ~ NJ WATSON.9 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

Al HOFICE-THE MANASSAS NOT BEING QUITE
Ia full compelled resign their position in the Fisk
M Regiment, but will the Of in few days!
III m3l 81 JOHN P. MANGO, Captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18

NARsHALS sALR.-In virtue Of vrits Of asri
M fseiss issued from the Clerks omce Of ths
County Of Washington and % me directed, wn
sell at public sale fer casa, In faeht sf the coar
isiiosins piece o.. p.reI Of l.os, ssiisd xoss
bissrict of cola%bis, ana boaaasd :. toSo"s
Banning for the s.@s a stone The second essc.
east saf p Rsssy Br.n.s and on ,he sosA in. =
and hree-f ourths de srees TO variation on ne
fisst north seventy. 81. DEGREES, vest ain and
ty-four pershes, north twenty SIX desr~es, vess
twent, pere, &c, north an, ave and hsf deere,
eighteen perches, % a stone st the southeast GER
q hot sS -four 81 q n sss .s % t IseS =
one and q-rrtsr degrees, east enc hundred ss1
n sff s .s south E at
half degrees east sixt, -n,ns Iercass 70 the rsrs
si .ns ssss ss ..s s:
tpen south two and quarter deerses west do
s &. s sGs ss'fhs line @ sts ss s. ss.
south sts spty eve and half sssfess, ve~ ~
S. ana Win s.is thirty -sisss liss. ,Ssn sss ~
the sSid eoneday hse rye rSisht r. 20 the -
s ,pnass' containing p'nsy -es<es sosss end e
HSa sise IA. other MAJ q ,s.4 s,ss..a.s =
isa :s3 $3.50. ssss -. 49, - ~ -
MIN. vest ps.ess. . hssS DEL 6ksrsS -
s q ne s ivan ss sss y -. 80
north " deg sAst - 60 11e1kes - g.
IL II .sS s sssss 's sss 8.
i :; &. s e ~ -:
;s 5: sss s y 8 S.s sss g.. -.
f Sis:S i a:sa 4 ,s, ;,ssss'
and Allison Nsal9F. W SSaA IlrsS
oc R-de Us Gsrshsl' j.. b.
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DIED.,

Our OTTO died koven Der nth, years old. He
Was on JOY our hope Friends will please not to
renew the grief Of his parents, Theodore and So
phis Hansmsnn.
On the nth inst, OF chronic Group. MARY O.
MOI AND in the It'll year of her age, daughter Of
S,lvester g. and e. A. Noiand
The frie nds Of the family are invited to attend
from thc rcsidonce of her parents, No. AS Y st.
d. between ltth and l5th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18

The %. partuership heretofore
- exiting between the subSeribers, under the
hrm Of Moore Dennison, has been this dAy DIS
solved BY mutual consent.
GEORGE H. MOORE,
y. d. DENNIS0S.
Washinsten, Ook. q, 1861. ocN
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Meadows
FRANCIs NJ sMITHSON to Miss JANE B. TAY'
L0R, both Of this place.
On Sunday eyeni1e Noy l6' 1872, ct the residenee
VIM. HENRY BOHANNON to JANE ELIZA
BETH DEMENT,, both Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18

COINS, BI MONS Csllosites, Club and. Inverted
Nails, Enlarged Joints, Chiflbains and all DiseaVes
of the Feet successfully Treated, witho9t pain or
at 424 Pennsylvania avenue hetween Four and 81
half and Sixth streets, Washington, d. G. Opera
tions performed in a few minutes, and the patient
can always walk Immediately without the least
Inconvenience. Ladies' and gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired nol3
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VAIL ABLE FARM FOR SALE
PEREMPTORY SALE
of
A VALUABLE FARM,
FoEr MtIss Ffom Wa,hinEfen.


The subscriber, agent " i'll offer at public sale
SATURDAY, November % 1853 al I2 a'slock
NJ, on tbs premises, that highly improved Farm
called
"RIVERsDALE,"
formerly owned by DIR. Penn. avg Vow belonging
TO James Ms gill, Esq, situated at PENIS Station
on-the baltimore and Washington railroad, and
lying between the railroad and turnpike, binding
on 10th. adjoining the lands of John g. RiYes Esq
The Farm contains A acres of highly cultivated
land in good neigh bprhood. =
The improvements a frstclass dwelling
House, containing Is rooms, with large porticoes
east ard vest, and all necessary outhouses
The mansion house is eEainence. comyaand-
ing full view of the railroad and blstensburg
ana approached by a wide avenue with lofty shade
trees each side, and the lawrr laid out walk
and filed with choice shr ubbery and eyersreens,
with large apple and peach orchard in fall bear
ing.
The entrance TO the place is the turnpike, q
few hundred yards east of the dwelling Of j. G.
Rfves, ESQ.
Terms One third cash; balance in oss. two. and
three years. With intereFt.
For full particulars apply to
NJ. BASS0N. ATTORNEY.
no ID 80 Saint Paul St, Baltimore, Md
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k EEWIs sI I EEuIhbssGss' s Executors.

.sn sdAtEH virtue e xE. Of ass:
Circuit Court 81 the District OF Columbia, for The
sosn.y 81 Mssssihington and 10 me direetsd win
House door If said county on THURSDAY, the
sth day OF Novembe 1854, at - clock m, all Do
Lots Nos Is and d, in square No 49, in the CITY Of
the i'm, proyements tSeseon seized and h. We'd 81.
as the property Of John c. Romele, and III be sos6
to satisfy Judicslf No lS tn October term 1851 IN
favor ofJohn W kidenoar, use Of Y pton Il. Ride
nour. -.. WARD III. IAMON.
oc T-dts - u Marrhsi m n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18

BOSWELL Is INDICATED CoUGH CANDY.-Ths prep
aratiOn is one of the most pleasant and afectual
remedies Known for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or
any affection OF the throat or Lungs. Sold ut all
the principal Drug Stores. and at Boswen's Drug
Store corner Maryland avenue and 7th street at 10
and % cents per package. It,
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BpFFALo ROBES all sizes, Wolf Robes, Skunk
Robes: Tiger Robes, Army blankets, Blue, Green.
Red White Grey and Plaid may be found at the
India Rubber Store of Allen, Clapp & Co., Penn
avenue between 10th and 18th SITS no3lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18

RECRCITs-Testerday the following recruits
arrived IS for LIST New Jersey cavalry; 80
Illinois volunteers; "a for 18th T. s. artillery; -
for 5th New York battery; and u for 43d New
York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18

EFRoM Down RIvER.-The Wyandank arrived
tfis morning from the Lower Potomac, but re-
ports nothing new. On Saturday night w. II.
! oster, of Mass, died the Wyandank of
typhoid fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18

LADIES, Mems, Youths, Misses and Children's
Ru bber Boots Shoes, Sandals and Caters; Ladies'
ard Gents Buckle 0vershoes. with felt lining and
top; Mems Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
Clapp K Co. e India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue
between 10th and ii It'll SITS. no Aim
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observation-disclosures two o'clock Yesterday
morning, Mr.. James Bean, who resides near
the Anacostia bridge, hearing n noise in the
back part of his house, cautiously got up, and
proceeding down stairs, caught soldier named
Michael O'Brien, belonging to the New York
18th Regiment, who had raised the window
and was then striking q light. Mr.. Bean imme-
diately gave an alarm, and officers Beall and
Harrison being close at hand, hastened TO his
aid, and took the prisoner in charge, together
with W alter Busy, who was outside, and carried
tht III 10 the Sixth Ward Station. Justice Gull
committed O'Brien to Jail and dismissed Busy.
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SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES of to-day
Star for interesting local articles.
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PERsnNAL-Ion H. NJ. Rice, Senator of
Minnesota, arrived in this city yesterday
Gov. Pierpont, Of Virginia, returns to
wheeling to-day VIA Philadelphia. He leaves
Col. Whitley. representative in Congress from
one OF the Western Virginia districts, to su-
perintend the transportation OF the paroled
prisoners. sick and Gonzales cent Union Viz
ginia soldiers 10 their homes.
Hen. David Davis, of Illinois, lately ap-
pointed associate justice of the Supreme Court
of the United States, is in town.
Rev. Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, contfmplatcs making this city
his permanent residence.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENrs TONIGHT.


growers THEATER MISS Western has won
IRON the Washington public we'll rnerited
honcrs in every character she has attempted 70
perform; but Last niaht, as MIS-. Haiirr, and in
the triple characters In the sWizard Skiir," he
fully realized che most sanguine expectations
OF her many admirers. She appears to- night,
by Par,i:ri.r TsqTs n. !. ,S Mansy SYKES in
beautiful drarratizatCn will be performed
FoRp's THEATER--Miss Couldock has much
natnral dramatic ;alent aAd thorough sta "a
education, under tss tuition of her father, has
fully developed her capabilities, and made her
an actress OF no ordinary attraction. Father
and daugntrr both appear tonight IN the "Ad.
roeate.s Last Cause" s.Horse-Shoe Robinson,
closes the entertainment
WASHINGTON THRArER.-Au of our tbea,arS
can boast justly OF prominent and popular star:
out none exceed in grace and attraction the
0noafcSiaE beauty, Isabella Cubas, who nj ghtly
cneftains ~ Nixon's. Her rendition OF the
triple character in the "Wizard Skin" is ali
InsT most ardent friends could possibly desire
The play viii b. repeated Tonight together
With the side-spiittins burlesque OF "Poca.
CAsTERBrRY HALL.-We arc pleased to
observe the eon:inued popularity OF Julia Nor.
timer, Kate PenDoyer and Agnes Sutherland
ana judging rom the house Of last Right the
HuonS arc determined to make the most OF this
tneir last week. some Of their most pleasing
canoes and acts will be performed Tonight.
CREHoREH CIRCUS habitues will regret to
learn That those prolific sources of laughter DIR
Enayer and his educated mules, will leave the
Sremorns tent after this week or course
everybody will want to see them before they
make their Anal exit. Notwithstaa din the a a.
Pheasant and cool weather, Mr.. Nixon has 30
ali times.
ACADEMY or MUsIC.-Roseathal not only re-.
Gains the old favorites, wsllenstsin and Hiram
Oeis, bnt mas added new entertainers in the
persons OF Miss Bernard and MI wachteI-alI
OF whom do their part to amuse 1T the free con.
certs. VIVA
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INDIA RUBBER Goops-The place to buy your
Rubber Coats, lie Egins Camp Blankets, Havelocks
Havsrsacks. and every article made from India
Rubber, is at Ii. A. Halls India Rubber Warehouse,
where you can obtain them at manufacturer
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. oc1-f
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&c SPkLDING, Trustee,
Go 4roads ]. c. Mcguire Il Co, Aucts
TT APCBIIC SALE
i HAT DEsIRABLE PROPERTY IN TENNAL-
IXTnUN

u n Al DESlhAb IN L.
LYT0WS.
will offer at public sale. on the premises on
MONDAY, the LIST December, 1852 at L. o clock m ;,
that desirable Tavern Stand in TeHnallytown Of
the late Godfrey Conrad. with ten acres of land
more less attached, There il no better stand
the country. The house il two story, with back
building. and neariS new. Also stahiing carriage
corn houses &c.<Also, immediately afterwars, L
will offer p acrefot the pike; IL lays first
rate. and If in q good state of cultivation. Boih
pieces Of pro perty win be al private sale Until the
day of sale. For any Information please cnll or
DAVID JACKSON, Tennaii ytown attorney FOR the
heirs. no 8-es3w-
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DrsIRABLK INDIA RuBBKR Gosps.-Mr. II. "a
Iiaht dni inished Coat. Also dull 6nisbed pom
ehos extra large sizes; Also lot of blue En- slish
Tamas very long; at Slo each; asR, extra long and
he is selling at manufacturers prices at his India
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 9Th and 10th ats. ocA-u
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STATUE or FEANKLIS.-A handsome statue
of the printer philosopher Franklin, executed
by Powers, at Rome, at A cost of about 10000,
may now be seen near the Senate Chamber. in
the Capitol. This statue is executed the cell
ebrated American artists very best style.