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IMPORTANT NAVAL CHANGE.-The Fortress
Monroe correspondent of the Philadelphia In
quirer writes: --- -'y
The South Atlantic Squadron exists no
on the pages of our country's history forever.
The return Of peace renders it necessary To
abolish this squadron, hence it has been merged
into the North Atlantic Squadron 1All the
vessels doing duty on the coast line, from For
tress Monroe to Cape Florida, will hereafter
form the North Atlantic Squadron. THE con-
solidated squadron has been placed under tho
command of Rear Admiral William Radford.
The Malvern will be the flag ship, and Port
Royal. s. c., the headquarters Of the aug
will proceed South to inspect the numerous
ports added to his charge in very few days,
as soon as necessary repairs, now in progress
shall have rendered the Malvern fit for sea-
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HThe Atlantic Telegraph Compsny propose
TO charge five dollars word. With SAN FRAN
cisco-three thousand miles away-we Conn
mnnicate regularly at the rate OF forty-hRs
,cents a word for ali words over ten. Thst is
about one eleventh Of the proposed ocean rate.
~Robert Bonner's income last year was
S5s.757. -, - r..... =
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard's g Hotel

Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard g Hotel
Mr.. j G. MCC0LLOM .-..--f
AN IMMENSE DOUBLE BILL
First time in this city of a Weird, Mystic, Le-
gendary Drama of ancient German lore, replete
with fearful Imageries and Demoniacal Machina-
tions relieved by the softening Influences of True
Love and Chivalric Devotion, entitled -
THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT. -
During the Grand Masquerade Scene in the seo-
ond act. the youthful and brilliant AUGUSTA will
appear in a magnificent Dance.
After which, Mr.. J. G. MCCOLLOM VIII recite Z .
b. Reade g inspiring Poem, SHERIDAN'S RIDE.
The performance will conclude with y
ROBERT MACAIRE. ..s -
FAMILY MATINEE to morrow Saturday at
tprn0On
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n ,,,,vp ,,gsIIDr SAhpi NJ r =

N. II. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Once No 51l 9th street west near Penn a avenue,
would respectfully inform his friends and the pub;
business, such as administering the Amnesty. as
well az all other 0aths, drawing Leases, Deeds,
Notices, &C., &c. Legal advice given in all its
branches without charge. -
~ Particular attention paid to the collection OF
de BITS and claims in general. ,,<s jeN SIM.
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
Under the auspices of the .EsAtA6s
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY.

The steamer WAWASSET will make an Excur-
July leaving the wharf at the foot of 7th street at
m. precisely, and return to the city about mid
been provided, and ice cream, confectionery, &C.,
will be served on board
The greatest possible care will be taken to make
this the most agreeable excursion of the season
Tickets gentlemen 81, ladies and children so
and at the boat up to the hour of starting.
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AUCTION SALES.
-RYCR. L. GROWN 4 CO., auctioneers.

oRY C. r.. L. CROWN 4 CO., auctioneers
VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD PROPERTY AT
-- -.--" Afl AZ IL AUCTION I-a -
L We will sell on SATURDAY, July Sth at A. M
on the premises, three Frame Houses on lease
ground to run nine years. Said property fronts z
rect on Maryland avenue, between 81 and IA sts.,
Island running back III feet to alley, now under
rent at SIS per month. 49,
q Terms cash.
jy6,st- GIRL CROWN & CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
BAILIFF'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TyRE AT PTBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. the 18th instant at 10 o CLOCK a.
M, shall sell at house No. 1862 on G. street be-
mentioned in said distrain for house rent due i'm
rears, viz -ru
Mahogany Tables, Pine do,
IL common Chairs, / Sideboard, = Clock. -
set Castors, lot of China, Walters, l Desk,
! Carpet, Cooking Stove and Fixtures,
Lot Tinware, I Safe, Sofas, Betlsteads,
Mattresses, 2 Rocking Chairs, ! Whatnot,
Wardrobe, 9Card Tables, 6 Feather Pillows,
2 Feather holsters, Stand ..r
Wash Basins and Pitchers l Hat Rack,
] Mahogany Bureau, Bedstead,
Feather Bed, Mattress, Carpet, Glass,
! Mahogany Stand, Bowl and Pitcher,
] Walnut Wardrobe, Parlor Stoves
! Mahogany Dressing Bureau, Bedstead,
Card Table, Chairs l Carpet.
And all the balance of the furniture in house sold
+. REYNOLDS, }po..s
GEO. F. HOTCHKINS,S baliifs. =
jy 6-eod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. r1y.,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY, July 5, s, r., g.
CARNCROSS f. DIXIE'S MINSTRELS,
Star Troupe of the World, in sparkling and nlirth-
provoking entertainment, consisting Of
DANCE AND
BY combination of artists not excelled by any in
rnn T l ISSx S,IHE IS Tue NAMES; MES; , ,,r.
kossi Yi1h3ks. h3SkkPtN, tsRAck6ss, N,AAccRk56sskshr'
THE BUFFALO BOYS AND OTHERS.
Abundance, SO Gents. No charge for reserved
Doors open at IA o'clOcs, to eemmsnse at sns.
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD:
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue.
GRAND CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES
FasFSHHHE FasFSH EAsESsHHH EAsESsaH
BALLET BALkEFi BALLET Ballet BALLET BALLET
new new kScAE k9cAE HiTsi HTS
NEW NEW sEsS$SSEFs sEssESz$$ssEHs AsFs| AsFsl|
ESTkTH ESTkTH 9F 9F JULY, JULY,
$SEHEs$$s $Ss R$hssHSsss
GRAND MATINEE As TsuAL WEDNESDAY
IMPORTANT lkSSSSSSS3SScEMENr hkSSSSSS3SScEMENr.
BARNEY IS E EsHs
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The Weather at Mount washington. i.

MOUNT WASHINGTON, July 5.-The ther-
mometer at the Tip Top House this morning,
stood at 81 degrees.
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pYJ. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-

PROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia passed in chancery cause
No. 1852, Graham VS.. Graham ct AL. shall sell at
public ps, auction, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, July
6, square No. 92, fronting ON Connecticut avenue,
2Ist and north street.
These lots were occupied by the late Guy Graham
garden, and have been subdivided into thirteen
subdivisions M and N which have been already
sold.
Terms cash.
Convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost of
- Wy FENDALL, Trustee. r
lie 16-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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lH5The Board ofPublic Works Of Maryland
have elected for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
officers for the ensuing year, the following
named gentlemen, For President, j., Sniveiy,
Hancock,. Maryland For Directors-Henry
81: Cook, Lawrence Boyle, Lawrence Dawsous
Charles Albert, f. f. Anderson, A. o. Green.
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DEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UN.l
ID PRINCIPLED DEALERS endeavoring to dis
pose of their Town and other preparatieps on the
reputation sttsinna b yHELMBOLD'S GENUINE
lIPwARDs OF THIRTY THOUSAND certi- !
" fcates and recommendatory letters hsve been
received. .attesting the meritE of HELMB0LD'6
from the highest sources including eininoaf states
men, clergy men, governors, State judged, 6,. .
mar 26-6m -s. 80 - = : ~
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DY VIM. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

RY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS AT
Will sell at PUBLIC Auction, on THURSDAY,
e. the at tns Ssy
0fnSn#E f hs uG5sf faSH
7S feet; breadth, 50 feet; depth, l3 feet inches;
diameter Of cylinder, 45 inches stroke OF piston IL
SIDE WHEEL COMMODORE BARNEY =
Length, l43 feet; breadth 50 feet; depth l2 feet;
diameter of cylinder. as. inches; stroke of piston,
SIDE WHEEL MORSE Length, 14s feet;
breadth 80 feet depth, Z feet; diameter Of cylin
PR0PELLER CRUSADER Length; lss feet;
al si5H %HhHE ssi; Steel Plated
Length, 2l3 feet; breadth, 70 feet inches; depth,
y feet; diameter of cylinder, AZ inches; IS inch
SIDE SIDE WHEEL THOMAS FREEBoRN-Length,
ie feet;
breadth p feet DEPTH feet; diameter Of cylinder,
q PRoPELLEK i'sGfsi vERBENA-Length IS feet 4
inches; breadth, IL feet 4 inches depth, feet Z
inches diameter. of cylinder, "A inches; 2o7in2h
s'fSseEL PROPELLER HENRY BRINKER-Length, 81
feet breadth 26 inches; depth feet inches;
diseter ,S Sf 1s iRehss he inch stroke
breadth 25 feet depth 10 feet inches diameter of
HpSEsrW f Efhfs scSb tTgfs
breadth 20 feet inches; depth feet; diameter of
cyPRRaSsPP e pfhss fsst stFSke % feet
breadth IL feet depth, 9 feet inches diameter Of
SCHOONER ADOIPH HUGLE = Length, 1Os
feet breadth q feet loinehes depth sfeet 3inches
feet; breadth 26 feet; depth, 8 feet inches.
PROPELLER LITTLE ADA-Length, 113 feet;
ameter of cylinder, q inches; 20 inch stroke -.
The abovenamed vessels lie at the Navy yard, i,
Terms Of sale-Cash, in Government funds-5 per
cent at the time of sale and the balance six days
By order: J.B. MONTGOMERY
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IlY JAS. C. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THREE vALUABE
TRACTS OF LAND on SEVENTH STREET
TURNPIKE, NEAR SILVER SPRING.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at 4
o'clock at the Auction Rooms of J. G.. Mcclure y
Co., We shall sell three very desirable Tracts of
Land, all bordering on the beautiful grounds of
P. Blair, ESQ.,, known as "Silver Spring" Lot
No: containing 2sA acres. fronts on the Seventh
Messrs. Clagett and Blair Lot No. 2 lies in the
rear of the above, and contains l27X acres. Lot
No. adioins Silver Spring. and contains 1904
acres. Lots No: and are each improved by good good
tract is we'll watered and possesses fair proportions
Of wood and meadow land. Lot No: contains
about 20 acres of the finest chestnut timber to be
found in this section of the country.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured to the satisfaction of the
executors
krA pI.t of the premises may be examined at the
counting room Of the auctioneers.
~ Persons desiring to examine the lands are
requested to call on Mr.. James s. Fenwick, on the
premises.
Conyeyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchasers. JOHN VAN RISWICK,
WM A. FENWICK,
Executors
jy5eo&ds J.C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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GALE OF A GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD
- ING
Chief QuartermaSter's Office, Depot Washington,l
Washington d. c., July 8, 1858.
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises,
under the direction of Capt j. H Crowell, A. Q.
NJ, on THURSDAY, July Is, 1855, at O'Clock p.
M, q Ones story
FRAME BUILDING,
twenty -four by one hundred feet, known as Mont
gOmery Barracks, and situated at Jessup's Cut, on
the Baltimore and Washington railroad. -..
D. H. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
jy 6-td Depot of Washington.
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SThe Piedmont Railroad, running from
Danyille, Virginia, to Greensboro', North
Carolina, and built during the late war, was
taken possession of by the United States atf-
tl1orities on the oath inst, says the Fredericks-
burg Ledger, it being reputed to have been the
property, of the late Confederate Government.
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Ysie roI ISfhva Vols Of u Late war 6eo'
CLOSE, CORBETT MONROE,
ATTORNEYS, $500 ....
CLAIM, PATENT. REAL ESTATE, AND GEN
ERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.

ERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
CLAIMS Of all kinds, against the United States
Government or individuals, collected. II
Ordnance, Quartermasters', and all Government
Accounts, promptly made up and attested.
MONEY loaned and advanced on Claims.
Especial attention given to PATENT CASES.
PATENT CASES promptly attended to. .s
REAL ESTATE bought and sold. Houses and
Farms for sale rent in Washington, ID. c., Alex
andria, Va. and surrounding country
POLICIES granted on LIFE FIRE and MARINE
RISKS, in some of the oldest and most responsible
Insurance Companies. ~ '.-
OFFICE, 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite Willards Hotel.
je2-lm+ WASHINGTON, D C.
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VyEASI TEASE TEAS!
e.. 81 - n 80 sfs SYSTEM. VS. } sfi -s-H.
Having made arrangements with an extensive
IIuss ,,n, sr NV ~ ne 1 frade ne Assortment
BLACK, GREEN and JAPAN TEAS of ahL4D
grades on the above system, which has proved so
attractive in all Northern cities.
All Teas sold at five TO cents per ponnd advance
.''ss o'ei w" NV : - w. CORwIN BURGY,
Sole Agent for Thurston, Hall & Co. g celebrated
Water, Boston, Milk, Graham and Butter
=. nv 29-6Wif* tz.t si..I r-tT = ~ Il
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RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF FINE TwO-sTORY
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON SEVENTH
STREET, OPPOSITE THE PARK HOTEL.
: On MONDAY, the 10th instant, at 81 o'clock 7.
M, we shall sell in front of the premises Lot No
q, j. 3. Haws' subdivision of Mount Pleasant
re feet more Or less 70 9Th street, with asubstan
material, suitable for any kind of business.
Terms One half cash; balance and IL months,
secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancng and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
$50 will be required down when the property is
knocked off. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
jy 3eo4t Auctioneers
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TABLE BOARD at $25 month, $50 street,
L between 10th and llth streets Also two fur!
nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two more gen.
tlemen. -, -t . - o. je7-H
u OOMS, WITH BOARD, All 18th street west
IL je5-lm+ -t'- ---'S '-t i.-
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DENTISTRY.

nENTIsT-I wish to inform my friends and the
pared % to extract. iii .asi or insert Teeth on
Gold, Silver or yulcanite, in the best man ~l0
OF the teeth corrected. Satisfaction guaranteed in
all cases, and respectfully solicit share Of your
'phnEe ies'im No. a4s 9Th St, bet. and SdVoh north
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
e1tTaes 70 cali Once ee'a
proved aa a s H39t f
s ee
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber R Plates at the old price as we have not
NO. a4a Penna avenue, between 18th and 18th
janSy s. R. LEwIE, NJ. D., Dentist
ASIAN ABOUT TO MAKE A CHANGE IN
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria, my en-
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
which will sell at aud below cost for one month
only, comprising in pArt Cassimeres for men and
and boys wear from IS to 90 cts all weoi Fanneis.
S9k cents; all colors Black AlapacB. from 20 cents
Prints from 20 to Is cents.
Brillisnts from Is to s. cents; Check Cambrio,
White Swiss, Stripe Swiss at all prices. You can
Black silk Circulars, and also lot of Black Silk,
which have INST received from auction, which
haTe H1sl az also 0 full of Hoop Skirts
which n bonght very low; French % Corsets. 81 50,
of 5 a 5s storm No f
'''' JULIUS sYCEL,
ie q 4taw2w" 421 7th ST., bet. G and H.
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RY W. B. LEWIS l. Co, Auctioneers,
D No. 3O7 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BOARDING.

T ARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Il ROOMS FOR RENT, with without board.
House contains all the modern improvements. Ap-
ply at "a street, between 18th and 14th Refer
ence required .s --a5ligr.1 s.- jy 5-6tH
TlOARD.-First-class Table Board can be had at
- AIS Sth ST., near G.. Reference, my present
boarders. - Jed -Im*
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tried to make us as comfortable as he
could. We were sorry that we had to
leave him so soon, but there was not much
prospect of our getting bait to catch fish
with, and 50 VIC set sail, and our Lancer
shot through the salt flood.
Alter having stopped at Hancock. VIC
left for Ellsworth with pleasant reminis-
cenccs of the good Deacon and family
After having arrived at Ellsworth, tried
to find a shoemaker to fix my boot which
had much suffered from my climbing those
mountains, and | found one whom | can
net but recommend to all Ellsworth peo.
pie. lie did the work well ard cheap,
and besides that was very pleasant, aud
We had a good long chat together. l al
ways judge people by the way in which
they treat strangers, and | never found
yet that | was mistaken. If stayed III
Ellsworth. none but Mr.. Emerson should
be my shoemaker.
Our stay in Ellsworth wasa very pleas
ant one, and our hostess treated us witt
a mothers care, and our host so that VT
felt perfectly at home.
Thus ended my experience Down East
and if ever anybody hereafter talks to m'
about the rudcncss OF the "Downcastcrs'
he will meet one that will defend them
against all SANDER as though he was on'
of them.
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& oyecsp spanl Il ace
What a European experienced
Down East.

ELLSWORTH, .Aa@. ISO0.
When | started from n Y. city to
Portland Maine, thought was going
to pretty savage Kind Of a country
only friendship could induce me to leave
my comfortable hcme anl 20 to the Wild
woods yf the Pine Tree Slate." Eu;
when reached Portland foand it to be
Il very nice Kind Of u place. did not
top there very long, however, but went
to meet NY friend as quickly as possible
1t wou!d be impossible for HE to describe
how cordially the good people received me
there, it Was beyond my expectation. But
my iriond whom | will call II. informed
me soon that We were to "Down East
on fishing excursion. had thought |
was pretty far down east, and had made
myself at home, deeming myself happy
that the SO much dreaded cas-. was such Il
civilized spot after all.
But now thought the tu. Of war
was to begin. did not say much how
ever, but kept up an 'sawlul thinking
| must pass over in silence cur adventure,
between ll's homo aud Ellsworth. | had
all the time expected to meet with those
dense forests aud demi->ava9cs, but in.
stead Of that | had met with beautiful
scenery and an intelligent hospitable class
Of people. With Ellsworth was much
pleased and | spent Il very pleasant Sab
bath there before going farther East.
IL. and a young man by the name Of y
and myself, started On Il Monday 10,
Hancock, where Nc expected to get a
boat. We stopped there at a good Doa'
cons house, where we were received very
kindly, and on Tuesdly, the Deacon will
two members of his family and ourselves
started in noble boat called the "i4an
GER Noble old Lancer! What was the
ship Argo compared to thee -Argonau,s
WHIT were you compared to the Lancer.
nauts. Oh for n poet who could sing oul
adventures After 4 days hard work
we reached what is called tue i" Porcu.
pines" What an omlnous name" tho'l
but said nothing, now am surely
Down East, and woe be me. Woland.
ed, and after having gotten our cooking
utensils set on shore, we started to catch
some fish for supper, for we were very
hungry. We were successful, and after
having reached the shore aud selected a
suitable spot for cooking, Ii. made us an
excellent chowder which We all rciohed
very much. When we were done eating
we were thinking how we should spend
the evening and the night whilst we were
thus agita,ing our brains, the evening
breeze carried on its wings the sound ot
song, of melody SO swee: that it seemed
to flow from angels lips. 1t came FROM
one Of the cottages which are the summer
residences of the fishermen on tho island.
Ii. made himself soon acquainted with
the inmates of the ''iairy cottage and
did not wait for formal introduction
We spent very happy evening together
and though found the inhabitants of the
cottage mortals, yet the fair portion Of
thcm as near to angels in kindness and
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2oet { t + Y
Union Carol.

Twine roses round the satre's sheath
With olive bough and myrtle wreath,
Make every flagstaff gay.
Let North and South, palm pressed TO palm,
One people, cha mt the old-tmc psalm,
of Liberty to-day.
Beside the grave of the dead Past
new nativity we cast,
A future grand we will
And coming centuries as they flee,
Our multiplying stars shall see
One constellation still.
Salute, once more, repentAnt South,
From the uushotted cannon's mouth
The Unions glorious Fourth.
Let 1otktown's salvos shake the sky,
And Bunker Hill make glad reply
In thunder for the North.
"peacc hath her victories ~ her hand
Shall seed the pl,ins by Slaughter banned,
And reap their golden store,
The Nations wounds her lips divine
Shall close with kisses auoIync,
To open ncycrmore.
To open ncvermorc-for War
Hath broken down the only bar
To endless brotherhood,
Lo purged by Battles red assay
Uf Savery's stain. our land to-day
Is Ere, dom's Holy Rood
And far AMI wide within the pale,
To-day brutherly AN Hail -
Shal! thrill tle trembling wires
And from New Eugland's mou ltains wEite
70 Cardinals swamps tonight,
oball sparkle festive fires.
1fenceforth BE- veugeful thoughts forsworn,
All tauuts that foster hate iorborno
Ey patriot lips and when
Justice to Mercy leans her ear,
Let the strong North, too strong to fear,
Say, heartily, Amen
Right is supreme The conflict DER,
To raise, resenetate, restote,
l. every good mans aim,
Havoc has done its work and now
Must follow in its track tho riow,
The desert to rec aim.
Labor the scars of war shall bide
" 18th tcemng harycst- fields bIood.dyed
A purer tint shall know
Tail corn shall plane the Southern knobs,
Cane glt the plains ard cotton boils
The upland .wathe wite SNOW.
Ilurrah! as Fourth 10 Fourth succeeds,
The Land of mighty thoughts and deeds
Shall keep its faae, the van,
And he -whatevtr may 1ebnst,
In other laud4 the human rice
The land where man is man.
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a raid en- the whaling fleet. saw :
young man to-day who informed me thai
he was taken and his ship burned, about
one month ago. Several ships crews were
put on board the whale ship Milo of New
Bedford, which arrived at San Francisco
yesterday, (20th inst,) with, l believe
more than two hundred men on board.
l hope you will excuse my errors, an(
if you wish to publish any Of the abov'
you arc at liberty to do SO. | have en-
deayorcd to give you nothing but facts.
Respectfully yours,
G. R
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