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p. o. MIDDLE.

AT the request of Mr. Small, we pub
li.h the following letter. Mr.. Small
wishes it to be understood that he did
note for the Democratic candidate for
Register of Deeds. against Mr.. Ellis
and be may well be proud Of the fact.
We learn that before going to Bryant's
Pond, Mr.. Small resigned his office at
Rumford. and recommended that a new
man be appointed. Mr.. Farnum was
amounted, and as usual in such cases,
there are some persons who are dissatis-
ned. Pos, office muddles create a good
deal of feeling in this section, for their
sire and importance
BKYANT's PoND, April 80, 1881.
Editor oxford DemOcrdf,-Dear SIR
A. considerable feeling has been expressed
81 Rumford Centre in regard 10 change in
the Postofiice, had not intended TO re-
pv 70 any part OF II until noticed your
comments on an article from the Eastern
Arms. aud published in your issue Of 18th
inst QulGl tut uNaO VI w AtA44lu = EAkSt
Gush in oxford County, (from the
irgus0. The Gazette and Argus are MISS
informed. Small has removed from Bry-
ants Pond. &c. &C. You are misinformed
lam doing only temporary business at
Bryanls Pond and have not, and do not
intend 20 remove from Rumford. and the
article a. published In the Gd-stte and
ANUS Is probably very near the expression
Of the peopls that received their mail
through the oflce at Ramford Centre.
One error occurs that l with part Of tn
Republicans o! Rumlord voted for Green
instead Of Ellis; this Il "a mistake. voted
FOR Eli.s. not that / had any particular
fear % Mr.. Frye's letter., bat voted as |
slway, had the Republican ticket. Please
make the correction - 10 my removal from
Rumiord. &C. and oblige.
III SNAIL
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Rupture

DR.. sherman. lie Is the author and inventor OF
his popular 'ystem: he tmputs his secret 70 no
one n il appllclbe 10 all classes and cases, and,
under mis- reduced rate within the reach or almost
every one
Patients can receive treatment and lesve Tor
home the sanio da,. DIR. Sherman's BOOK on
Rupture gives convincing proofs from profe :.
sional gentlemen aud others of his successful
treatment. 10 10 illustrated with photograph PIC
tur,s Of bad cases betore ant after cure, and IL
sent to those who sepd 10 cent. Principal .mc.,
s5l Broadway, n Y. Branch ofiice, ~ MIN street,
Bos,oo DAYS In New York-MVndxs Tuesday
SATURDAY. In Boston : "wednesday, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY
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Ab..r.e. Of pl.in,in,s Writ.

NATHAN a. FARNUM. Of Rnmford. In the
~ County of Oxford, Plaintiff, W. Paris A.
Baxter, formerly of Rumford, defendant. Action
On tc,ount annexed, for merchandise, for tSl ~
Wit dated January 81, 1891, add feturnabie 10
March term, ls5i. c-4f @
STATE OF MAINE.
oXFORD,ss:-- supreme Judicial Court, March
Term. A. ID. 1881.
NATBAHs. FARHT'M vs.. PARIS A. BAXTER.
And now IL appearing 10 the Court that the said
Defendant IL not an inhabitant Of this state ana
has no tenant agent or attorney therein, and tha'
be has no notice Of the pendency Of this .un
10 IL ordered by the Court that the said Plaintiff
notify The said Descendant, Of the pondehcy
thereof by causing IN abstract OF TINS VIII
with this order Of Court thereon TO be published three
weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat paper
printed ut Paris Ia said Count, the hast pnbliciton
10 be- thirty days at least before the next term Of
said Court to be holden at Paris, aforesaid, on
the third Tuesday OF september next. u the end
that the said Defendant may then and there appear
Ut said Court and show cause II any he have why
judgment should not be rendered thereon.
and execution issued accordingly 49,. .
Attest: JAMES y. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true abstract Of writ and order Of court there.
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk
l. q ii. A. RANDALL, Atlys for PHI.
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STAND FOR SALE

Known a. the GREGG STAND situated In the
Vtll. &c OF Buc nsId, on tho road TO HART
FORD; consisting of story and haif house, eh and
stable and one and a haif acres Of land In q high
state OF cultivation; together with 20 acres Of
choice iaferrale near the house and ID acres Of
past,re situated on the afore. aid road and within
one half mile the dwelling house. Will besold
altogether or In separate lots.
TERAS.-One third cash and the balance on
time to suit the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire Of n. 7. Shaw.
Buck field, or or lillian Gregg, Andover, Me.
Burkheld, March 10. 1881. sse..s. l,. "a.
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{. wha. .ew.ng machiue woaIl you PEeler:'. !

WIS; sewing machine would YOU prefer:
SAN Aa>llG. Ned 10 Isabella
lone Of Browns. for then. she SAID,
Id have a good Home and FILLER"
Ned took the hint, and bought the Home
Az south Paris, OF G. W. Brown.
one pleasant SUNDAY they We're wed,
And Bellies the happie>t wife In town.
TIE New Home i warranted five
years l; Will do heavy or hgh, work
It Is the handsOmest and most durable
machine in the market. Send for price
and samples Of work. or call on u. w.
Brow, Gen. Agent, South Paris, Ne.
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oxroRD. ss:-At . Court Of Probate hela .

OXFORD, ss:-At q Court of Probate held At
Paris within and tor the County of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of April, A. d. 1881,
I'm the portion OF NATHANIEL n. STOWE
~ Executor OF the last will and testament Of
Martha A. Pomeroy, late Of Hartford In said
county, deceased, praying for license 70 sell and
convey all the Interest OF said estate In the Grin
petition on file In the Probate ONCE, af an advan-
tageous of nine hundred forty and 92-l0b dollars,
10 A. e. Fuller OF Livermore, the proceeds 10 be
ois.ributed according 10 the provisions Of said
will:
ordered, That the aid etitioner give notice 10
all interested by causing abstract of his
petition with this order thereon to be published
three weeks successfully in the oxford Democrat,
printed ut Paris thar they may appear at aProbate
Court to be held at Paris In said County on the
third Tuesday OF May next, at . O'Clock in the
forenoon and show causeif any they have why the
same should not be granted. 80 Ll.sIla :. u
. 4. A. FRYE, judge
Atruecopy-AtteSt; II. G. DAVIS, ResisteR.
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FARM FOR SALE.

CITUATED In the south part OF the town OF
- Paris, about two and one half miies nom
South Paris village, known as the Joseph e..
Penley farm, containing about three hundred
acres of land suitably divided into moving, Till.
are. pasture and wood land, under good state
OF cultivation Cuts from thirty. i've TO forty
tons Of good English hay. A thrifty young or.
chard, la grated to the leading varieties of irut)
lust coming into bearing. A one and a-half story
house and ell, with three large rooms, cook room
and tw sleeping rooms on first floor. Wood shed
about forty ieet long. One barn sesenty.six feet
long, with good cellar. Buildings nearly new.
A rood we'll OF never.faiiins water. For ~ ther
particulars address the proprietor, DAVID ROSE
10. 50 Clinton Ave-, Albany, T. or call on the
subscriber. u. q. PRATT
South Pnris April rs, 1881.
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Tickets for the Cantata Of Esther at
South Paris, next Wednesday, viii be
for sale al Holden Drug store.
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate held ut PARIS
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the third
Tuesday of April, A ID 1881.
TOHN n PHILBRnOK Executor on the es.
81 tate Of Hephzibah X. names. late of Bethel
in raid county. deceased, having presented his
secoupt Of administration Of the estate Of said
deceased Tor allowance: he
ORDKKED, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing . copy OF
ths order 10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
In the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear at . Probate Court to be held st Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday Of Nag next
at oo'elock In the forenoon and show cause II any
they have why The same should not be allowed.
Et} .r1a =. A. FRYE, Jsdge.
A true eepY-sttest, n. @. DAVIS, kesiSSsr.
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ITS RELIFF AND CURE AS CERTAIN AS DAY
FOLLOWS DAY, WITHOUT ANY OPERA.

TION OR HINDRANCE FROM LABOR.
Since the reduction OF DR.. Sherman's terms,
IN. usauds sre crowdipg upun him for treatment,
gladly throw ing away their gripping, irksom', dis
pirinne and iifr furnishing trusses. His r' NJ
ment for this an makes the patient cnm
fottabie and safe in che performance 81 every
kind OF ex,fcise or labor. 10 Is grand thing,
and tho.s who az rup'ured ard do not provide
themselves with IL must endure the dangers of
that prtcaious ailcron ana ih- OF tfu-ses
all through life. Thousands of those cure't give
The must ha,teripg testimonials II siaii'ude TO
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Com missioners' Notice.

FINHE undersigned having been appointed by
L the Hon. Judge OF Probate for the County OF
OAiord, on the third Tuesday OF March, A. ID.
1851. Commissio 10 receive aud decide upon
the claims OF creditors sgainsi the estate OF Thee.
dore l.. Lasseli. ate OF Norway 10 said county
deceased, represented insoyent. hereby give no
tice that elk months from date OF said appoint
meut are allowed TO said creditors In which to
present their claims and that they will be In ses.
zion at the following place and times for the pur.
pose Of receiving the same, vn:-Black A Holps
nee la Norway, July 20, Isl. nj O'Clock y. M,
and August ~. lsei. nj O'Clock p. m.
CHAs T.. HOLT,
CHAs. =. WHITMAN.
Dated at Norway, this 18th day Of Aprii. A d.
issl
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AGENTS Wanted : :sSs gs1 day E.s sss
80 ma, nee. sssry. send Tor circulars
'."e~ address, W. l.. RRAR.
PARls, NAME
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Sherin''s Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, IS:
T1AREN or xscution. wherein Robinson Dean
i or BucEne In said county Is creditor. and
Atwood A. Farrr OF said Buck1eld Is debtor.
and will be sold by public auction 10 the highest
bidder, on Wednesday, the twenty hnh day OF
NAV, A. d. ISL. al two O'Clock in the afternoon,
at the Office Of Bisbee & Jersey, in Bnckfeld In
said county OF Oxford, all the right IN equity
which said Atwood A Farrar has, or had on the
tenth day Of April, A. d. ISIS, at five O'Clock and
thirty minutes in the afternoon. when the same
following described mortgaged real estate, all
situat In the town of Buckned in said County
OF Oxford, to wit:-Oue undivided third part Of
the farm known ~ the Edward II Shaw farm,
and recently occupied by Chester B. Leonard a.
his homestead; the whole farm containing one
hundred acres more or less; also the home stand
occupied by said Atwood 4. Farrar ~ his home
stead, containg three acres more or less. and
known a. the Croker stand; also the farm known
as the Bonney farm, near w. II. Dudley's, ard
formerly occupied by one L. l.. Farrar rs hIs
homestead; the above described real estate ali
being subject to q mortgage given by said Atwood
A. Farrar TO one William Spauding, dated
April o, A. D. 1873, and recorded in Oxford Regis
Try OF Deeds, book lS. page 3s, on which there
Is now due about tl75; said Croker stand also
being subject TO one other mortgage given by said
Atwood A. Farrar to one MeuiI Farrsr. dated
August 18th, A. ID ls1l, and recorded in Oxford
Registry OF Deeds, book liz, page 400, on which
there Is now due about t2s0; said Bonney iarm
being subject TO one other mortgage given BY said
Atwood A. Fsrrar 10 one Hosea Bonpey, dated
--, and recorded In oxford Registry Of
Deeds, book =, page -, on which there is now
due about sic0. .r.rtLt ls.e
Dated at BuckGeld, Ap'il q, A. d. 1881.
j. W. WRITTEN, Deputy sheriff.
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OXFORD, ss:-At a Court OF Probate held at
Paris. within and for the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of April, A. ID. 1881,
IOHN H. SPRING named xecufnr In Q GER
81 tain instrument purportipg TO be The last win
and testament Of James Day, late Of Browndeld
10 said county. deceased, having presented the
same for Probae:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy ofthis
order TO be published three weeks Excessively In
the Oxford Democrat printed 1t Paris, that they
may APT ear at Probate Court to be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday of May next
At O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause ~ any
they have Why the same should not be proved APP
proved and allowed as the last viii and Testament
OF taid deceased.
r. A. FRYE, Judge.
Atrue copy-attest: H. C. DAVIS. Register.
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- II ~ ~ e n
AXLE GREASE.

Best In the word. Lasts longer than any
other Always IN good condition. Cures sores,
cuts Nrui-es and corns. Cos;- Tut little mo q
than the IN its;l'n-. Every package has the
trade mark. Call Tor the genuine. and take no
nj
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Oxford. ss:-At a Court Of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford on
the third Tuesday Of April. A ID. 1881.
TSLIAsH L0vEJoY and DEMASF. BISHOP,
~ Executors on the estate OF Benjamin Love.
isy late OF Peru IN ssid county, having present
ed their account OF administration OF the estate
of laid deces sed for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice
to ali persons interested BY causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully IN
the Oxford ID, mocrat printed at PARIS, that they
may appear At Pr,bsre Court t. be held az Paris
In said county on the thru Tuesday of May next,
at nine O'Clock in the cnoon and show cause II
RICHARD A. FRYE, judge.
A true eopy>ausst: II. O. DAVIS, Register.
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Weather Report.

TenperAture last Week AL An
suadsv - clear: MondNv 90 rAin; Tues
day 80 clear. wedaes iAy, So clear, Thur.
cay. - clear FRIDAY. A. - cloudy. saturday
"a char
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PENSlnNS

Guardian's sule.
nURSUANT 70 a license nom tn Judge Of
i Prnbal. fo- the 1 OF ntv OF ONfori, shall sell
al public auction. on he premises. on the ninth
cav of June next at two O'Clock In the afternoon,
unless previ,u-h dispossd of al private sale, The
following ds seiibed real estate VIA house.
Is bic and work chop. With about four acres OF
lsnd siiuaie,i IN Br' field village In the town
OF Broxpdeid in said county, 10 being the home
.iesd Of NAInspisi Peude4ier. late OF BROW noeld,
A. tie time OF his q. cease; he same beng sub
,tet 10 = Il oTigase OF about sS5
ELL u BEAN, Guardian.
Brosn6eld. MAY 8. lssi.
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OXFORD. ss:-At . Court OF Probate held At
Pari. within and forthe County Of Oxford on
the third Tuesday of April, A. ID. 1851.
"ESRY BONNEY. Executor on the estate Of
Il seth Randall, late OF Hebron In sEid county.
iec<as I'd. ring presented bis account Of admin
istrafion Of the estate Of said deceased for allow
ance:
Ordered, that the said Executor give notice to
all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order 10 be weeks in thu
Oxford Democrat printed ut Paris, that they may
appear at q Probate Court TO be held at Paris. in
said County on the third Tuesday Of May next,
n Q O'Clock in the forenoon and show cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
RICHARD A FRYE, Judge.
A true eopv-Attest: II &C. DAVIS Register
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Please to call, one and al. and try our prices
and We believe we can satisfy GU that we mean
10 do You good.
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OF woolcns snd can get up suits At less than city
prices We have also good line of samples n
woolcps. from Portland AMI Boston, and car
order whatever may be needed IN suit our custom
ers. Satisfaction guaranteed I'm all cases.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNuON, Friday, Nay q, 1851.
Mr. Gladstone was absent from the House of Commons
TODAY on account Of indHpositon.
Walter william Ouless and Briton Riytere have been
elected members OF the Royal Academy.
The British troOpship Malabar, from Bombay Is mo-"
five ,lays between Malta and Gibraltar She is said to
be broken down.
Cape Town dispatch is TO the effect that the -prsI
Ministry have resigned Mr.. Scan0n, leader OF the O
position, IL forming Cabinet
The Budget Committee OF the French Chamber OF
Deputie- has rejected Radical amendment IN fltor OI
The suppression OF the French Embassy AT the vatican
A dispatch from Ragisa states that All Bey of Gus
SINCE has submitted " Der,isch Pascha' the Turkish
Chief The latter Is expected to arrive ht
Scutau shortly.
The news from the Transyaal tends to increase the
fear that the natives will attack the Beers when tn'
British Withdraw several Carc chiefs have formed
league against the BOers. go.
Loypoy. ont. May "a wrestling match toI 500
side between wright Of Detroit, and Comes OF New
York took place here tonight, aud was won oy & tno
former in the first ana 1mIu "n'' 'o"N'' VIZ
EpeB
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WAeuINGTnN NnIES.
WAsnlsGr,N. wclncsa

WAsHlNGfIN. Wednesday, May d. l@-l.
An effort has been made 90 the coinage OF gold
OF larger dc nomination.
Assistant Secretary Bell Of thc Interior Department
will deliver the ofatiou on decoration Day al West
Chester, Penn.
Ezra T. stevens for many years az the head Of the
Civilization Division o. DE Indian hureau. has been
appointed Chicf Clerk 81 thc Indian once
Postmaster Pearson, 0i New lork CITY, Accompanied
Postmaster General Jarncs 20 fhe White House this morn
ing and paid his respects ~ The President
The amount of per bonds received az the Treasury
Department today Tor CONTINUANCE al y per cent w-
$l2293,4OO. Amount received 90 date t01bAo,JOO
John b. Bowman. member Of the ute Commission has
resigned and A. McMa.ters, of Colorado, has been rec
commended by Secretary ktkwood "a Mr Bowmans
successor.
owing TO tho present important iuncturc o affairs the
President has been compelled Co decline the Invitation to
De- present al The Centennial celebration of tho battle ~
COwpens which occurs oh "Wednesday next at Spartan
burg, :. g.
There were 294 400 n sr per cent bonds received
at the Treasury Department to-day for continuance az
3iq per cent The total amount rece' 70 date aggrc
sates Ss0.O4G.5OO.
The Department Of state has just published another
volume NO g. the of reports from all parts Of
the world by the Cousuls 0f the United states ON
Commerce, Manufactures and Products Of their dis
tricts
Sir Edward Thornton says IN relation 10 the report
Gently cahed from London that DC is 10 Doe sent 10 st.
PETERSBURG that he has received no iumauon " such
intention on the part ~ hls Government aud on the COD
trary that be expects 10 remain here.
A communication has been received by the Secretary
OF the National Boari OF Health from the Turkish Mn
ister G. Ars,aro Rcy, saying that the plague ~ pfcVa
lent in the District Of Charine, to the north of the
Euphrates and along the Iudus-kulie Canal The town
OF Nedeis the centre q ths disease, which spreads -r
"a few OF the ghbCrug villages and adj accent tnbes
Local Isolation Is carefully watched over.
An order has been prepared and will soon bc promu
gated restoring the military divisions TO the
as before the order Of December L. 1880 which created
the Division % the Gulf by the new order General
schoaeld h placed waiting orders until further orders
Of the President with fun pay. The territory formerly
embraced the Division of The Gun II restOred 30 the
Division OF the Missouri. which viii remain under the
command Of Lieutenant General Sheridan The Divisions
OF the Atlantic and Pacific remain unchanged under com
mand respectively OF General Hancock aud General
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TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

STEAMER LAUNCHED IN MAINE
WINTHROP. Me-. May 6.-Wagg& Lucas launched
their steamer Yosemite at Lake Maramacook morning
sho carries 2Ou passengers.
THE sPHAGUE TRUSTEE PETITION.
Providence May 6.-Ihe hearing in the suit for
tho ~ the trustee % tho ~priene estate closed tH
Afternoon A decision is expected next Wednesday.
SEVENTH REGIMENT ENCAMPMEST
POrGukEEr~IE, n. Y. May 0.-luformation has
been received that the 7th Regiment viii cncaup either
at Nowburg Or roughkcrp'lc ls vas contemplated
LAND SUIT DECIDED.
HARnTsONBuRG Va, May G.-lu the land suit In
the United States Court n1w n session the ~ george
n UA.hrr pliuuH lel John Lewis a. a., defendauts ic
oialon has been given in favor 90 the defendants.
PRISONERS sESI EN I'D ~ TEXAS
GALVESTON Tex, MAY civilian Rockford. Tor
passing counterfeit money, and g. W konrs col1rd i"r %
iaurE The postal Laws wcrc sentenced yes'Ta}, 90" ioii
o. nsc and tio latter 90 three years iupri.onmcut
4 CONSTABLE SHOT AND KILLED.
GALvEsT0N Mag "a dispatch 10 The Nerf iroih
Isnslu Trsas says AZ Cedar Mills yesterday tnut.N'
Dallas Hodges we shot dcai by man whom DE- atcpr '
tur dsIidcly conduct auI drunkenness INC nun
dfrrr realcd
Az EXPEDITION AGAINST HORSE THIEVES
SAN FRANCISCO May Ga dispatch from Ouny-
that expedition S. to hc FORMED AZ one" n roo" @
baud nf American cKlcau horse thieves in the Asp'
district Arizona border lEr Governor W Al-p'
-ki nir cooperation Of Governor Fremont ~ Ath"hA
MISSING SAILORS FOUND And SENT HOME.
GLOUCESTER. Mass. May O.-Ihc missing men,
William Kennedy and August Chisholm, belonging i' hf
schooner lorhon who inst n Cog on the BANK. m
Alrl I were pcAcd hpfl 10 bl thc barh 'on M"
and carried delaware ircas water from wih p'n .Y
uussarc Ner iu ileii d"iF iuN
days rce nshl AMI saaorvd much iom "ahI oi ie0l
ana dlLnk
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ARMY And NAVY ORDERS.

WAsnIYGTON, May G.-Second Lieutenant
Emo T. wenckcbach, 9TH Infantry Will be relieved from
duty at Davds Island New-York 8rbor, boy the super
ntendent tGeneral OF the Recruiting Service, and viii
then proceed 10 Join his company.
Commodore L. H. Calhoun has been ordered to duty aa
Inspector OF Vessels n California, the 20th inst.
feer Admiral AndfcW Bryson has been detached from
ihe command Of the south Atlantic station on the report
g OF hls relief and ordered 10 return home and report
his arrival.
Commodore James H. spotts from duty Inspector ~
vessels IN 'aIOrna on the 10Th inst, and ordered TO
cOuad the south Atlantic Station per steamer Of The
Attn Of June next.
The I, > > kctrsaree, having taken coal and pro
visions, left the Navy Yard Portsiuouth Va this morn