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ID. Il X q q S 5
L. NEW
BREAD, CAKE, CRACKER,

r y. BRI ass
Bread, CAKE, CRACKER, "
And PIE BAKERY.
Having removed to my new Q tab ishneut, 90 the
corner of kroad and Fourth sts., which have had
htted up in super Or style, do now offer my sin
raj, for the very iberA patronage bestowed on me
for the last FIVE years, and hope by strict attention
to business, and working Of the best materials, to
merit continuance of the same.
have increased ny f-ciiites fr aking to such
an extent that l am low prepared to turn out
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, on as
large scale as any establishment Of the kind in
the State.
Hospitals Restaurants, and Boarding Houses
supplied with Fresh BREAD twice every day.
CRACKERS Of all kinds, fresh baked, constantly
On band, packed In the best manner.
Suffers supplied with CRACKERS, CAKES,
SHORTEST notice.
Orders from the country thankfully received
and carefully attended, to
Parties supplied with PLAIN and ORNAMEN-
tai CAKES.
l. D. BRIGGs's New Bakery.
Corner OF Broad and Fourth streets.
ia lo--d3m*
COUTH1RN PACIFIC RIA lLROAD
- stockholders In the iats soid.ozt Company,
residing within tie State Of Virginia, to whom
istirg Conpsny, are hereby o,ihed- hat Messrs.
X. n. MAURY l. co. Bankers. Richmond,
Va, are authorized 20 arrange with suca Of them
az are disposed to sccept ths proposition made,
they having my receipts for stock In the new
Company, according to The terms OF the PROPOSE
non. to be delivered to such OF the old Stockhold-
ers ss shall accept.
Old Stock should be surrendered up6p delivery
holder.
TIE proposition made Ia liable to be Withdrawn
st any time.
H. S. FULKERsoN. Agent
"a Common street.
New Orleans. Dec l, 1861. de lS-Isw4w
KTOTIUK is hereby given, that / shall o. ply
~ TO the Savings Institution Of Richmond -
for the renewal Of CERTIFICATE No. 2,3s9 Of
thst institution. for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
in the name OF Martha Clifford dated November
s,a, 1853 which certificate was held by me. and has
been lott, mislaid.
de i6-Mlaw4-* NARY n. SMITH Elk.
4 DMINlSTRATRIx NVTIOE.-AI Per.
N Anns having rlasms against the eststA of the
lac Lewis schweisssr, viii please present them
It once properly authenticated. to the uudsFaigned
forward an0 settle tho same promptly.
A4INn S0RWEITzER. Adm'ix az
lewis SchwsitzeF, decd. On Frsnkiin,
ia l0-6t- between l1fh and 18th sta
WILLIAM n. REDWOOD CO.. Aeents o.
w the sale of Manufsctursd, Chewing Ana erno.
king Tobacco, cf an grades. tom eonnon to ana.
Also igars, from medium 70 the best imported Ha-
vanas Pipes = Assorted. Matt hes, 80, &C..
wholesale and retail, 0ppOSise Exehange Hotel md
Ballard Hcuss CORNER OF PrAnklin and 18th sta,
Richmond w. 10 lO-Sts
NOTLCE-Intendirg, after the 2cth OF this
IN month. u elise out the balance o. my stock
Of UPHOLSTERY GOODS 1t snctinn, will
until that 6atS cell Il. my goods ut old prices
Those = Nant would - well - esll.
u 6--ist WH. 4. WA1I18S.
W ooIi-
WI
! Ihsys - ~ i. - psu.la TxxAS Wool.
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r LEUNARD'S INSTANT RELIEF,
For COUGHS, COILS, ASTHMA, &c.
The great VIRGINIA .REMEDYl
The best and most reliable medicine In the
southern Con federacy.
TO be had from all Druggists.
n. y. 20 cts. per do gen fof all my e mpty
BOTTLES.
ia 7-5t* THOS. LEONARD.
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UNDER FOR SALE.

7 UNDER FOR SALE.
The undersigned will sell upon easonable
terms vary excellent Let Of good SHIP
BUILDING TIMBER, lying in the County
For further information apply to, or ad.
dress through the mail at Chester p. o.,
Chesterfield county,
Ia ll-6tk STRACHAN i WHITE.
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=. LITTER FROM GEN. LIE.

~ LETTER FROM GEN. LIE.
- CHARLESTON. s. c., Des 16 1861
MIR. q. Il. STACY, Richmond.-Dear Sir re-
ceived your Matrices .ss as 1 wa. LEAVING
III. .mcnd, and have MT OF had 40 opportrnity 81
testing il 10 field, bat from i,s convenient con.
structi -, ICON my nf space, &C., have n doutt
bat that ii VIII be found sluabs article Of camp
equipags. Begging your &C 'eptarcs of my thanks
Ian. respy. your ood't sesS't,
is ll-lw* r. E. LEE
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NJ just KEUE1vEfi-- : y das''. = 81
:. a....a - Al F. dQlDsMITH.
=. -. l76 Hsoad street,
IS riscss Bed Tickinss,
80 p'ecss Black Ai.acas
s~s % pi ces Counter paine Checks,
Is pieces Bsua Eeulns
10 pieces Plaid Dotee stics,
$50 los. White AMI ab Thread.
a Long and Square Shaw,s,
'O' Linen Table oloths,
l!5 q. zen Liaen Cambria Handkerchief
500 dog n Black Spool Cotton,
80 DOZEN Suspendersr
loo packs Pima
80 dcz n W. ito Hosi.ry,
Ind nnmerous other desirable Goods, which will
be cod to the trade as q small adv above cost.
E. GOLDSMITH,
in 7-Ssf l76 Broad At.
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Observation-Disclosures
-. - 4asIa srADss end SHovsl.s.
I, 49, ~ DO. AXES,
= 9500 lbs. SHH6T IROM,
~ sess iron AxLE8, u. II. g ~. ri q,
80 seas NPRI VS., II, 10 anA =.
10 dos. WOOL oAADb,
600 lbs. 6PELTBRe
1900 lbs. 6P &IN0 STEEL
Toeosner with large aseosvme1t Of 0ammoea,
Chissls, Aussrs, HAn1kewA &c.
Il 4. PLUMEBR 4 CO.,
j. 9-e.s Rstsrsbarg. ".
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PERSONAL.

OTIEE.-Tfe three gentlemen who came
~ into my Boot and Snoe Store, on Gary
street, between 12th and 18th streets, Friday
morning, Jan 10th, and carried off pair OF
Boots, without paying for them, will please
return them, and no questions will be asked.
If not, they will be dealt with acc crGing to
law, as the parties are well known.
ia lists JOHN T. HICKS.
DtpOSITED-ln Richmond, son.e Time
I , since, u large, green TRUNK. With the
nalne of II. s Bowen, Mobile, Alabama"
painted upon it, with white letters. 1t was
deposited by J. r. Bowen, or Lieut.. Thomas,
of the Richmond Hussars of Georgia. Any
information regarding said Trank will be
thankfully received. Address
rs. BOWEN, at Smithfield. Va,
ia 10 ST. Care Of Ramsehr's Battery.
mol. w. .. HARDIN q will confer a fsvor
J on ia MES +. HADEN by calling at the
NeyT Fair grounds. iA8-Et<
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osKE11Rb.-Esk q fs6n Mr. y. =.
SDs9 siedd's ssksbae, % brook Avenue, on
T j n t sisa ss VA qai 81 d .sus
N her fofehehd She hisd Oh y liSn. last ae{p.
. bslncsbyid'e.. llhsafu finer yesterday eve.
nixk Vi p u ten sfsoHH viii give the above
Msffes, o. 30 Mr.. VIM. sisdd's; or secured
answhefe that l can get her. Any fnfcrma.
ton concerning her will be thankfully 70.
'ceivsd
IA Il-2tf H. B. CRuMP
C10 REwAKD,-stolsn, from my s.soie,
OIU at Half Sink, In the county OF Henri.
C., y miles iron, Richmond ON the 10th of
January, a small GRAY HORSE, very COM
pa tly IA ad-; has knot on his tail, about p
inches from the root; also, scar On both
fore knees, caused BY being hung in the Sta
bic.
The above reward will be paid II delivered
at the stable of N. q. LIPsooxB, and Second
ST., between Broad and Grace.
jal2-6,+ T. I. CARTER.
CTRAYED MULES:-Taken up, ON the
= Falls plantation, Chesterfield county, on
January Eth, TWO MULES-one black mare
rnule and one eorrel horse mule, both DID,
The owners are requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away.
ia ll-et* DANIEL F. WARD.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
Teken fro m my Room. between tbs Goth Of
DDcembAr snd the lat Of January, one package.
containing $500 In notes and one Gold HNAM.
ELED WATCH, number forgot en-sither Ia or
q caret; cylinder wheel broken, cannot be mend
ed in 'hia city. Amy Information viii b tnsuk-
fully received ct this Office, and the above reward
given. ja1t-3ts
S1O 90 Rs REV A ?. .i,ss :; s,e *. 8.
turn OF a ,iece of BLUE CLOTH, contaicipg %
vayds. ~ hic6 " len from oue afOre aevernl
days ago and for the detection aud conviction Of
the thief; or, the sum Of $50 will be given for
the Clsth, and no qnsst,ops asked
js 1l-3.+ No. Is Pearl St. RchN nd
I OsT-A POCKET i OK, containing q
L 4 small amount of Money and Two nds,
ore by Hall Il Wooden, endorsed by r. II.
WoRDAN. for $780, aqi one by B. w. GRsaH,
will be literally rewarded by leaving them at
this office. They will be Of no use to any one
bat the owner, as tbs payI ents have been
stopped ja 10 St*
r OST-e2O REWARD.-On the 7th Of Jan
Il usry black TRUNK marked &c. O. A."
on one ecd, taken fir N m. Central Depot be-.
tween she hours Of Sand o'clock, p. "; pro-
bs IL t.ken through mistake By some porter and
carried 70 sem, hotel or boarding hou'e. The
sb'vsrs~.rd VIII BIO paid " hen left at this Office.
ia l0--3s* G. @. ANDERSON.
lyTRAYED OR STOLEN-On Thursday
= night, I'd inst, q red CALF, with 4
leather strap around her neck. liberal
reward will be paid for her delivery to me,
| on I'd street, between Clay and Leigh
ia l0-3Lx j. Il PLEASANTS,
| NTOLEN-S5 REwARD.-My stable was
- broken open on Wednesday night, and my
| SADDLE and BRIDLE stolen. Twill pay re-
ward OF IS for the recovery of the same.
i.lo-3t* WILLIAM LLOYD.
r OST-8c5 REWARD Between the First
Market and Brooke Avenue,a
b LACK BAG,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for their
delivery to me, at
Nos. II and 10, First Market
de 21-ts JOHN LINDSEY
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HysKfLYiKiNfSfrs,
TX Iu4s 4. K n 10 XII
We ape receiving large eupelv n Ahe s-ruiue
,sk.h;.iK fNfGK 80 sElhks TOyA go, 4
Which we 81 r ec enc t.sd~ sheep. :, 800, i
:. 1iwsys IN hand ias,s - u tttps nj OF SMOK.
M and CHEWING Trbscsos, Havana, Germ ar
lad Deiras.sc Cigars. Xauf, pspAS faney , fti-'
ses &c. J. n. bURkE4S & tN-: ~
:, Ia loot fU1 Bsusd ~ xksvs eor GIN =.
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UyM. A. CHARTERS,
w AGENT FOR THE
INSURANCE co. OF THE Valley OF
VIRGINIA.

Ufiice I1tn St. bet. Main and Bank sts.
This Company insures Dwellings, Stores,
Merchandise and Country Buildins s, on the
most favorable terms, and pays Its losses
promptly. No safer or more JUdiciously
managed Company can be found.
is list
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& TRAYED MULES.-Taken mp, on the
- Falls rlantatfon, Chesterfield county, on
January Eth, TWO MULES-one black mare
rnule and one eorrel horse mule, both old -
The owners are requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away.
in naKyET "aRn
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i Tsken frcm my Room. between tbs goth Of
december snd the lat Of January, one package.
containing 500 In notes and one Gold ENAM.
ELED WATCH, number forgot en-either Ia or
q csret; cylinder wheel broken, cannot be mend
ed in 'hia city. Amy Information viii b tnsnk-
fully received ct this Office, and the above reward
riveu ta1I-3k
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a DRY GOODS.

CAO Il HING a. DRY GOODS
TOkFORTS,
~ COMFORTS,
COMFORTS,
500 Comforts for sale cheap. Ain, $40 Stacy'e
Confederate MATTRESSES, viii have given
universal sstisfsction, and are commended highly
BY both uens. Beauressrd and Les, at
G. w. WHITa 4 CO.'S,
ia7-1m& 0ovevnor straa&
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
Coroners, Inauests.

FOUND DEAD SUSPICIOUS CiRcuxsfAxcEs-A
dissoute woman, named Alice Wade, found dead yes
terday in the Of No. l64 Leonard street, under cir
which led the police to believe that she had
been beaten TO death by man named Richard Bohlen
Coroner Ranney held inquest upon the body, when II
appeared In evidence that deceased had been living with
Bohlcn his wfc, and had been frequently beaten BY
him for getting drunk. day or two previous 70 her
death she received severe castgaton At the hands of
Bohsn which, it is believed, resulted fatally The jury
rendered verdict against the accused and the Coroner
locked him up TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
KILLED WHILE GONG FIRy.-Durng tho alarm Of
FIRE Wednesday night, the carriage Of Hose Company
No. a. in contact with Of the Third avenue rail-
road cars niuring Of the men the rope, named
Frank Detzer, severely that he died in q short time
afterwards in consequence Deceased about twenty
years Of age and had recently returned from the
Coroner Collin held an inquest.
Boy KnIKD.-Michael White, boy about i've years
Old instantly killed yesterday by pile Of lumber
falling upon him in Tompkins Coroner Rannsy
notified to hold an inquest upon the body.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
The Adultcration OF MILK.

Before Hon judges ngraham (P J, Cerke and Barnard
sErr 26--The People Jacob Fdirtack This case
up appeal from the Special Sessions where the
defendant was convicted and sentenced under Of
the last legislature, which made the sale Of impure
adultera,ed milk q misdemcanor punishable by fine Of
$50, or imprisonment until paid.
Mr. Stuart for the prisoner contended that the Law
was strictly sanitary 10 prevent the sale Of impure dis
eased or unwhoesome mk-the preservation OF health
aud the prevention Of fraud being the object OF the
trainers Of the law To adulterate " to corrupt but
water does aduterate milk, as IL Is foreign ad.
mixture but Of the principal ingredients thereo. If
milk Is impure its natural state, consisting nine
ytwo per cent of water, will not be made by add
ing water up 10 nincty-iive per ceut.
Mr.. Hail. District Attorney cotended that the Lcgisla-
aturs intended 10 protect all classes against aduteaon
In the original constituents OF mix. In Worcesters
tionary word adulterate Ia defined 10 corrupt by
some foreign admxture by intermixing what less
valuable.
Ift il not rendering gallon OF milk impure by adding
N il a quart Uf water IT Is none the less impure IL he
pruporion be four quarts Of water 10 of milk Many
men say that 10 mix brandy into milk aud make punch
not an adul.eraton II would be, however, IL The
perauce mi kman added water aud tho other added
brandy Ths was the ,eiacttD al cbsurdtm Mr. Stuart
replied. Lecisiuu reserved
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
President Taylor,s Plantation.

The Montpelier (vt journal contains q letter from
soldier OF the Vermont Eighth dated Camp Allenands
August 20, in which he states that the previous
Thursday the property Of General Richard Taylor,
Of old General Taylor (by whom It was bequeathed "
him), confscated, the son being now IN the rebel
army. The saves one hundred and fifty IN number,
all declared emancipated whle the plantation
plundered by the Union soldiers. According " the
writer
1t u OF the splendid plantations that ever
There II hundred acres Of sugar cane,
which upon the ground II the government does
harvest 1t. wish you could have the soldiers
plumber this plantation After the stock driven OF
the boys began by ordering the slaves 10 bring every
thing there - eat and drink. They brought out
hundreds G bottles OF wine, eggs, preserved figs and
peaches turkeys chickens and honey any quantity
l brought away q large camp kettle and frying
pans belonged old General Taylor and also many
Of his private papers have letter Of his hand
writing, and many from Secretary Marcy; some from
General Scott and from the traitor Floyd brought
TO camp four bottles of caret wine. Lieutenant -
brought away half barrel of the best syrup from the
sugar house. and large Of honey. The camp kettle
and pans intend 10 send home They made OF heavy
tin covered with copper. think will send home the
private papers by mail do not let any have them.
The camp loaded down with plunder-all kinds Of cloth
ing rings watches, guns pistols, swords and some Of
General Taylors old hats and coats belts swords and
fact every old relic he had is about the camp.
You every may be thankful that you out Of
the reach Of pundering armies Here whole families
and children running In the woods-large plan
aons entirely misunderstanding left except slaves too
old TO awaya kinds Of the best mahogany furniture
broken to pieces. Nothing is respected
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
HIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC YoRK-rnIs DAT.
81 "
sKIs............ 90 HIGH eve III VI
Fort or New York, sepscmber 20, Isea.

stsan'shir Hamburg (Br) McGugan, LverDooI-John
Dale.
steamship New YORK tBrcm), wenckc, Southampton and
Bremen-Oelfichs& h Co.
shin Ayenr FrJ, FARMER, Iavre--W Salem Co
Bark Levanter tBr), Crosby, Warren Pont-Edmiston
Bros. -,
Bark Z Means Means Pernambuco-C a T. Peters.
Bark N II Custom Parmelee Barbados-Bishop Bros.
BARK Re pdeer, Couts. Hayana-W Russell, Bro Co.
Bark Jas smith, Anderson chase Co.
Brr Tsresna (r) Price Penarth Roads, Baker Go.
Brig carl Constantine (Prus). Wciken Queenstown-W
olpd ME da rraac @ wind Chase Bahurst-c y Peters
Brg Prenuss liopbs Ellis, 81 Pierre MaltWalsh Carver
srs Prince Of Wales Partridge. NeuvasII Brookman
brig Sea Bird tBr). Hamilton, 81 Johns MP Nevius&
Son. - . -.
SarIt.
Brig " caolS, Grant ~ Nsssington-L kenny
Hougbton.
schr o. ion (Br), Tobn, Ma,anzas-Bentey. Smith Co.
Schr Fannie tLrrie kckers0n. rort Royals " Lewis
Sem ElLabeth Ann, Bunting. Accomac-A havchs
Schr j lvins WALTON Chincot,ag ca ravens
scar ih,cSty, bu dgr Wsspingon-Masier
Scii Ersuini, Dayey, ash ngton ..,,.
srhr WlOW liarp wash tor Van Brunt SlasnI
Sem u W Vaughan, Johnson Washins ston-Master.
schr Emor Smith washintton-Iasier
ScIr GeUig,t Morris Snt rna--Master
4, Per! r., Or d. Be, ast-Marier
schf packe, Inwns Baugnr-R BncK &Co
hr /. Iora IDra Casais--G iiuyokc
schf Frank Nara, Barbour Poriland-KP Bues q CO
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. Clarence Buel, Colonel Commanding Lieutenant
Colonel McConhe Captain Murnane, Lieutenant Spencer
Wood Snyder and Second Lieutenant Conncrs the One
Hundred and Sixty regiment New York Volunteers
are stopping at the Astor House.
Captain Owens, OF the United States Navy; Major
Dr. Child. OF Pittsed and j. g. Meyer aud wife, Of New
York, are stoppny at the Everett House.
Colonel Bue and officers, of the One Hundred and
sixty ninth regiment New York Volunteers: Captain
spear and w. Maynard Of Boston; Charles Parse and
family, Of California J. Holbrook, Of Connecticut w
Gardner, OF Providence q. A. Benson, Of Manc j. W.
United States Army and r. Barton, of Springfield,
were among the arrivals at the Astor House yesterday
q. b. st. John. Of Norwaik, Conn; J. H. Chase OF
Cleveland W. ii. Barcourt, OF indiana ID. j. Daniels and
wie, OF Indiana g. Melville and wife, Of Burlington II.
woodworth. OF Fond du Lac; J. lie HnnA OF Phadel.
phia. Y. ID. GERMAN, OF Milwaukee. bconard, of
Newburg: T.. G. Sherman, OF Piy ymoutU ~ Bliss az
poriand and A. A. Perne OF Boston, toppIng at the
H Nicholas Ilutel.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
Board or Aldermen.

Board OF Aldermen.
THE GAS MoNOP0Ly-0ArH OF ALLEGIANCE 10 CITY
EMPLOYEs.
This Board met last evening six o'clock, special
call made at O'Clock
Alderman jeremiah was called to the chair.
considerable quantity Of routine business trans
acted.
MANHATTAN GAS coMPANY.
A resolution from the Councilmen, stating that the
Manhattan Gas Company had given notice Of their
intention Of putting additional Of fifteen on
every thousand cubic feet the tax TO be
borne by the consumer that is well known that the said
gas company declared dividend Of from twenty five
already taxed citizens pay this additional
The Counsel for the Corporation called 70 make
transfer TO the city Of all the rights and privileges Of the
Manhattan Gas Company In accordance with provisio
In their charter.
Alderman FARLEY said this was important matter
and should be referred to special committee He knew
that when his family out OF town and gas used
the company charged much when all the burners
his house were lighted
Alderman MITCHELL pronounced this gas company as an
odous monopoly and II the duty Of the city govern
mept supply the citizens with gas and take the
poly from the Manhattan Company.
The matter referred special committee u
tnree--Adermen Farley, Brady and Walsh.
THE AILEGrAST OFFICIALS
The resolution Of the Councmcn, calling upon the heads
departments to administer u all employees the oath of
allegiance TO the government, called up.
Alderman WALSH moved amendment that the
administered 70 Support the constitution OF the
United states Instead OF allegiance " the government
The Board resolved pay Mrs Gallagher, widow the
late sergeant Arms the remainder Of bis salary for the
year 1862.
Adjourned 70 eleven O'Clock this Saturday morning
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
Il III f N A v Y.

ADRoNpAcK-thrteen guns, steam corvetts-Com-
mAnder Gansevoort. Is reported ut this station that
there is probability that this splendid ship, recent
y wrecked, totally destroyed II is thought the
greater portion of her hull and machinery win be saved
CRusADsR-seven guns, steam gunboat.-This vessel
having completed her repairs hauled into the stream at
this station Friday last previous leaving for Hamp
ton Roads Her consists OF one hundred picked
men, She is to take raf Of for the blockadng
squadron. The following is list of her onicers-
Acting Master Com,mandiag--rhomas Andrews.
AcstRg Mosters-G w. Nelson and II Parsons.
Acting Assistant Surs rseon-John II. II. Buntnall.
actsng AssaG,1 PayRdSter-T. Mc3rown.
Aotng Third Assisont Engineers-P. C. Brigham, B. f.
Beckett and G. r. Fuller.
mcrAToR--new ron-cIad.-Dictator is to be the name
Of Ercssons iron clad She will be the largest
clad built in America.
AEMrIns-prize steamer.-The Memphis having been
turned to the navy, being converted into a gun
boat at this station. She is splendid craft, and will
prove very useful to the government.
SKSEcA-six guns-A survey has been held this yes
sci at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Her repairs pretty
extensive but large force Of will be put ork
her right away the Department anxious to have her
put in active service as soon as possible.
TicoNDEHooA-new steam frigate This vessel, being
built in shiphouse No. @ at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn,
will be launched in less than a month. The engines
two in number-are ready.
NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN.
Business at this station is brisk There
now some fifteen vessels undergoing REPAIRS independent
of those being built, and tho number employed is
nearly 4ooo Hon. Elijah Ward visited the receiving
ship North Carolina yesterday, accompanied by j H.
Young. Esq formerly United States Consul the Neither
lands and West India Islands, Mr. Moses Ward othors
Hon Z. Ward Official business, and expressed
himself thoroughly satisfied with the sanitary condition
Of the ship.
BY the Navy Register just published and which
down to September l. 1862 hnd that there now in
tbe navy fha foliowipr oJlcars-