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The government organ, in closing an article on
the Mexican war, says:
meantime undertake to say that this Mexican war
will be prosecuted with the vgor till its righteous OBJ
ects secured We shall stop and negotiate till
well assured that shall not negotiate in vain"
The organ is delightfully."- indefinite. If we had
any means of ascertaining what the Administration
regards as the righteous objects to be secured
by the war; we would then be able to understand
the most ambiguous of all organs and the designs of
the Government.-LouisuiHeJ Journal
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The intelligent correspondent of the New York
Evening Post confirms the giving-out of the Bos-
ton Post that leading object of the act which has
lately passed Congress concerning the Army Gen
eral Officers is to drive both General ScoTT and
General GAINES from the public service.
1t is, i'll fact" says the correspondent referred
to, "enactng that Generals ScoTr and GAINES shall
be dismissed at the above designated time, if the
President shall think that the interests of the SER
vice require it. This is the first time that have
known the Senate to yield to the House upon a
question of any importance, and the highest credit
is due to the firmness of the latter for exacng at
the unwilling hands of the Senate this great pro-
spective reform in our military system"
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The Aieraadria Gazette, noticing the election
of Senator McDUFFK to be Chairman of the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, which was made by
the votes of the fifty-four forties, says:
Sail NosE."-The 81 40 men in the Senate put Mr..
ALLEN the head Of the Committee Foreign Relations
because he for all of Oregon They have voted for
Mr. McDurvE, for the station, because he
Of and says be would give decent farm for the whole
territory They declared themselves for "all none"
and, verify, they consistent than thought
them 7"
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The Annual Commencement of the CoLLEeS NEw
JEnsEr at Princeton took place on Monday. Among the
speakers in the Junior Glass notice from the District
OF Columbia Mr.. CHARLES H. KEY, whose theme was
" Modern Heroism !" and Mr. FRASK X DuNLor, who de-
livered an address g the Progress Of the Arts.
The honorary degree Of LID conferred on the Hon.
JAMES MCDOWELL, OF Virginia.
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MAINE SENAToR.-The dominant party in Maine
have great difficulty in agreeing upon candidate
for United States Senator. A caucus of the Senate
has pgain nominated Governor ANDERSON, while
the Democrats Of the House adhere to Mr.. HAMLIN.
On Friday evening the Democrats of both branches
assembled in caucus, when the whole subject was
postponed for about week.
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THE "soBER sEcoND-THoUGHT."
FROM THE n. =. DAILY eLoBE, JUNE "a.


We trust that the contemplated meeting of the
friends of the whole of Oregon" which we advis-
ed in previous article, will be postponed until the
veil of secresy which hides from the public view
the circumstances and facts connected with the re-
ference and ratification of the treaty shall be raised
II will be- if what have been informed is correct,
an improper movement 10 call public meeting
without full knowledge of the facts OF the case,
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SusAR IN DIseuIsE-We learn from the New York pa
pes that the examination Of strip recently imported mo-
asses West India account has resulted in proving it to
contain from $50 5s4 per Of cane granular sugar
The specific gravity from $50 to 364. The result of
the investigation is that sugar has thus been introduced in
disguise at duty of Al mills per b. whereas the tariff inn
poses duty Of two cents and half per pound The Gov
has been deauded extent and great
injustice done to own sugar planters.
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There nney-nine places of worship Boston, costing
and having accommodations Tor 81, $50 persons
These churches &c are maintained at yearly expense Of
Sl70, 1856 There so Sunday Schools having i'oo4
teachers and a, 900 scholars.
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Snow SroRM.Ths morning, June 22d, the city of New
York was vned by storm, properly squal from
the northwest nd the north side of the city tho nhab
tants were refreshed by fall Of snow for minutes
Oyercoas not Uncomfortable last evening and early this
monng.-N Y. Com. ADJ.
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County Courf--In Baltimore, in the of Harriet G. c.
Sprigg Thomas Irwin, ST., action recover damages
for injuries received by the plaintiff from falling on the pave
before the property Of the defendant the jury, Sa,u
day, brought in verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for the
Of 5000.
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The OREGON TREATY.-T'hs important insru-
ment will be carried to England by the steamer
Great Western, which leaves New York on Thurs
day lest.
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The st. Louis papers announce the death Of
SHADRAcK PENN, Esq, editor Of the +" Missouri
Reporter" in the seth year of his age.
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We learn from the " Union" that the Mexican General
vEeA, prisoner Of New Orleans has asked per-
mission of the Government through Gen. GAINES to leave
New Orleans and visit different parts Of the United States
The Union intnaes that his wish will be acceded to without
difficulty.
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A. CUMMINGS, Esq. has retired from the manage
ment Of the Philadelphia i" North American" The
remaining partner, GEo. r. GRAHAM, Esq, has as
socated with him in the editorial department of the
paper r. t. CONRAD, Esq, gentleman of distn-
guished talent.
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Our Minister to CHINA, Mr.. A. H. EVERETT,
sailed on Monday morning in the ship Cohota for
the place of his mission. His health is greatly
improved
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Have sufficient courage to speak 10 poor 'snu' even IN
great Is many people may imagine, and the action is worthy
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APPOINTMENT OF MILITIA OFFICERS BY THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The following structures from Western Demo-
cratic paper have so direct bearing on question
now agitated in Congress, that hardly occupy
as much space with matter which will be more inter-
estng at this moment to our readers.
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TRIUMPH OF THE LAW.

New HAMPsHiRE.-The House of Representa-
tives o. this State on Tuesday ordered to a third
reading bill to divide the State into districts for
the choice of Representatives to Congress by the
overwhelming majority of 1873 to 35. This is one
of the subjects upon which the Radical Democracy
of the State have heretofore made stringent opposi-
ton ever since the law was passed by Congress.
Some few of the leaders still resist, but the sound
good sense of the House has prevailed.
The bill divides the State very fairly, both as to
politics and population. No county is broken, and
each district is compact as it well can be, while
the population is nearly equal. The districts are
laid down as follows.
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The Funeral of the Hon. r. p. HERRIcK, we have
already said, was attended by both Houses of Con-
gress. The following gentlemen constituted the
Committee of Arrangements and the Pall-bearers
on the occasion:
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Mr.. Carroll, OF New York
Mr.. Norris of N. H. Mr. Pendleton Of Va.
Mr.. T. Smith, Of Con. Mr.. Simpson, Of s. &.
Mr.. Jas. Black of Pa Mr. G. b. Smith, of Ind.
PALL-BEAaERs.
Mr.. Dunlap, Me. Mr. Trumbo,' of KY
Mr.. Dockery, of N. G.. Mr.. Abbott, of Mass.
Mr.. r Chapman, Ala. Mr. g. jones' Of Geo.
Mr.. Tiden, of Ohio, Mr. Edsall of New Jersey.
A Son and Daughter of the deceased were the
only members of his family who were in the city
To attend the Funeral.
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IL NEr
~E-r-S---=sA Since the last season hc,u,;r,,l
bniiding has been erected, frontin three hundred
ana rem Feet, and very many alterations and i'm.
proVeincnts have been made in other respects Tic
GROUNDS nave been much improved, fine walks
made to the Bath Houses, and for those W no prefer
Suribathlng, no place prose- mt n finer beach
NO expense has been spared render this for com.
iort anu pleasure IN every respect the first place
IN the country. Thcbeauty of the scenery and the
saluorlty OF the climate. together with the various
sources "t interest and amusement make this the
most attractive place in the Union
ne walks In and around ne Fort, torcther with
me music of the splendid Band, are alone we'll
worth visit here. Situated on the Cbcsa oeak c
pay, on tue great line OF travel bctwcen the North
u SCUM, II offers an agreeable visiting place to
those going North.
u "a within "a hours of New York IS of Pha-
ociphia' IL OF Baltimore, Washin rtiom Alexandria
ana annapolis, OF Rio hmond and P;,tersburg and
within hour of Norfolk aud Portsmouth, thereby
enabling persons engaged in active business to
place their families in Of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country where thew
can he united at any time within n few hours =
throughout the Summer from to 10 Of the finest
class Steamboats, touch here daily, moving in every
direction, Offering every facility for reaching here
or getting away, and from the cheapuess of the
rare hodlng out great inducements TO travel.
Inc services of active a d efficient Agents have
oecn procured, and no cxcrtious will hc SHARED TO
render comfortable, all who may favor us with
'"o, company. JAMES s. FRENCH.
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DIED.,
Communicated

communicated.
On the night of the Dist, instant, near Shoulders
Hill, Nansemond County, after most painful ill
ness, which she bore for IL days almost without a
murmur. Mrs. HENRIETTA DARpEN, wife of Mr.
Hugh X Dardcn leaving affectionate an d do
ting husband, father and grandmother, and a N in
FAINT child, together with large circle of friends
and acquaintance. to deplore loss which cannot
be appreciated In the death of Mis-. ID. the hus
the ia Their and grandmother, dutifu and affection
ate daughter, the child tender mother. the SER
wants kind and indulgent mistress, the neighbor-
hood an excellent ncighbor, and the poor kind
friend.
The writer has long known Mrs. Darden and can
conscientiously say. that in the capacity of wife,
mother, daughter, neighbor and friend she was
pre-emnent
She with perfect resignation yielded her spirit to
him who gave it.
At the Residence of Mr.. John Vermillion, yes
terday afternoon, Mrs. PERRor Schultz, relict of
the late DR.. Schultz, of this place-aged about so
years.
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Bluffs
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARSAPARILIA

ENoR the cure OF all diseases arisinr from an
impure state of the blood 81"
Inc Inc great popularity of Sarsapara, and its es
to any encomiuin of its virtues or odduce anv o ~
oInce In MS favor 1t is true that il has been here
eo,?re subject to frequent changes of reputation,
ing ITS virtues, to the inferior quality of The oo,
used. Hence also the inetficacy of many prenara.
.IGns OF 1T offered to the public The proprietor of
. yruP can assert with confidence, that it is pre-
Pnarmaoeutlca care and accuracy. and in the best
MODE to obtain the active principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the dcsideratum OF
the MEDICAL FMpnprTuTrss alc at
July9 Corner of HIGH and M;dlH W.,
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SiSsuIAe DEaTH.- Mr. Henry X. Hcn-ian.
al Chester C"nnty, says the Philadelphia North
American. died from The effects of sting in the
nostrll by an insect received while lying down in
baggage car. at Columbia, waiting for car
He was employed on the Penusy lvania Rsilroat
o. From tho time of Fu"p to the present day
we have had M agc of wonders. The apple alton
Of steam, vaccination, the circulation of the blood
the Dagucrreo,ypc, agricultural electricity, have
been a few among The many discoveries which have
ntinistered to- the convenience, lessoned the dan
gers, grat6cd the taste, and opened new field for
the enterprise of man. Nor must we omit tho en-
ployment Of Sarsaparia n cure for Scrofula and
cutancous diseases. II is scarcely ton much To saw
that in the form of Sands Sarsapa-illa the iuiccs
of this root have been as successfully used in cxtr
pating every species OF ulcerous disease as the INC
cine operation in preventing the small pox Il,
cases OF rheumatism, general debility and disease
arising from the use rather, abuse OF mincr raj
medicine, this preparation will be found of i'm.
mcnsc benefit.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
OF its superior value aud efficacy, pamphlets
which may be obtained of agents gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. II.
y ID. SANps, Wholesale Druggists. 10 Fulton St,
New York. Sold also by CHARLES ii. HEINITSH
Agent, Portsmouth, and Nj. A. SANTOS, Nor folk
Price s per bottle ; 6 bottles for SIS.
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LYNcHBuRc

PERSONS wishing tn visit the Virginia Spr;n,s
Lynchhurg, &c, will find their most comt,-taI,I,
am expeti'tious ronte In be by the Steambo,t An,
ghSta' winch leaves Wrghts Wharf for Richmond
on every Monday. Wednesday NJ nd F idov evening
AT o"ci"ck, arriving in Rirhrnond TO brea,e,st
next morning from which place passengers pro.
Seed Mt - a: NJ. by the Canal Packets TO Ivncb.
p %g' or daily at the same hour by the Rirbmond
r'euerickshurg and Potomac AMI Iouisa Rail
"nh to Char teeville, Siaunaon and the Virginin
Spt'"gs, arriving at the Warm Spring, TO break
,n w WI me 81 morning after leaving Norfolk and
Tue white sulphur Springs in the course Of the
same day. For further particulars enquire IF ~
~, w II. GARNETT & CO, Agents
n, Is. Ihe contleuity of the r cRmond and 'ph.
ter,h"rs Rail Road Depot to the place of star,i,,s.
~ ~ INC Cana! Packets for LynchBurg, and to the
LEROY oil The Richmond and Frcdericksbure- and.
potomac Rail Road, adds to the economy AZ ,reir
ing West ~ 'o' ''aVel'efs 60
-, " ne Steamer Augusta will stop t Portsmouth
S''"S "uu returning. MI
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cease aud be determined until the State on North
Satohha snail r.instate The Petersburg Rail Road
several acts passrd for their benefit by. the said
State or sntil The Legislature oi Virainis shall
"n'rwism drcct; Provided hotc,per That lhi,e s.c-
ton shall not he in h,rcc until the peer.bnr,, e,l
Road Company shall agree To- the hirels section of
this act: which ronfers on the board of Public
WORKS me power so to regulate from time TO time
me iare Tor passengers on each Rail Road between
" Weldon and Baltimore and Weld nd Petersburg
as 10 prevent an injurious competition.
thereof - r'7
Relating To the sale of the Portsmouth, and Ro.
anokc Rail Road.
July q Thtds i IL Tr oil A,J
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MWROPMAM HOTEL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREASI
RY RrIIDIN(,

THE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
n pienished his well known Hotel, renewedlv so.
hcits the patronage of his friends aud the public
his tables will always be supplied with The best the
season affords and whilst effort will be shared
10 give entire satisiacton his terus will he found
so mode rate as tn command attention from re,;
dents and strangers. There ire several elegantly
furnished suites of apartments and single rooms
ready Tor immediate occupation. Those who wish
permanent board will find it highly advanta geous
to call For persons having business with the De-
partnents the location of the Hotel is most conve
hicnt. Foreigners Will fluid their language snoken
AZ ms house, and their comforts strictly consi,er
ed. Parties accommodated with refreshments If
all kinds at the shortest notice Dinners sent IN
carts of the city "a usual T. CAIAppI5S al
WAsHlNGToN CITY, July Dim
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INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION.

II is indeed a melancholy truth that thousands
fall victims to Consumption eycry year. from no
other cause than neglected Colds yet we find hun
dreds nay thousands who treat such complaints
with the greatest Indifference, and let them run on
for weeks and even months, without thinking of the
danger. At first you have what you consider a
slight cough or cold you allow business, pleasure.
carelessness to prevent you from giving it any
attention; it then settles upon your brcastEyou be
co e hoarse, have pains in the side or chest, cx-
pcctorate large quantities of matter perhaps mixed
with blood; difficulty of breathing ensues, and
then you hnd your own foolish neglect has brought
this complaint. II, then, you value Lille or health
be warned in time, and don't triflc with your Cold
trust to any quack nostrum to cure you but i'm.
Inedately procure bottle two of that ia NOUS
remedy, DIR. WiStar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by !. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
Gc5- For particulars DR., Wistar's treatise ON
consumption, to be had of the agent.
Agents-Portsmouth, C. ii HEINIrSH, Agent;
Norfolk, NJ. A SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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THOMAS TATEM.

, ATTORNEY AT La w.
MILL practice in the Superior and inferior
courts OF Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk He
VIII attend to business when desired in any other
County. Portsmouth. AnriI - on
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NoTICE.-An per

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Ali per
Jo. cons Indebted TO the late DR.. Robert b. Butt
deceased arc hereby earnestly requested to make
immediate payment to the Undersigned
AS IT Is peculiarly desirable that the estate be
tice may be sufficient TO induce all who are in.
deotcd, to take prompt action in order to an imme
uiate settlement. HOLT WILSON,
Administrator, with the Will annexed
June 2o-l9t or Robert b. Butt, deceased
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BOOKS from the Press Of Mcssrs Harper

ROohS from the Press of Mcssrs Harper 6
IL Brothers for sale at New York prices h., e'' O.
SL W. ii. II. HODGES & co
travel by Francis Schroeder, Secretary to the Com
Snodore commanding the T. S. Squadron in that
Sea, lS43 as, With engravings. III ''a'
-, Livonian Tales The Disponent. rto vvo,,on
p me oewess, by the author of Letters from the
fart 10th Dictionary of Practical Medicine Al.
soiust received the Catholic Marazin er Ill, AZ
July III S"~'pe lot jury
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- Chestnut street. between Sd and I'm pI;Idii'
0nia.-lhe subscriber having purchased of tho
Mess's. Sandersons the lease furniture and fv
lures oil tins popular aud central Hotel desires q,
INFORM ms friends and the public that il will bc
'pcned Tor their reception the LIST day of Iulv
next, having been, during the recess greatly on
IA gen. thoroughly renovated and iurui ,bcd
There has been added very large and convnn;ent
Dining saloon for gentlemen, a private Ordinary
h ior ladies' several new Parnrs and couimodious
which will greatly conducc to the comfort and con-
vcnicuce of visitors. "' 'o'-
INC catering and culinary departments will he
exclusively under the control of Mr. JAMES M
SANDE SON, whose ability to manage that mr.
non OF me establishment, il is well known is nm
surpassed IN this country. The celebrated (,h.f
de CUISINE" Pelletieris also retained tooatbor LII
= numerous corps of capable and oblieino assist
anti; and the Undersigned pledges himself that
nothing shall be wanting on his part TO make rho
" Franklln the " ne plus ,litra'' of comfort, con.
veniencc and good eating. - o0''
July9 DANJFI Y n,,No,
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MARRIED..

At Washington Point, on Wednesday morning
last, by the Rev. Thos. v. Webb, MIR. RoBERT
CAusoN, to Miss ANN TATEm, all of Norfolk Coun.
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E'RESH PURE SPICES.-As the DicL7in,,
Il season ls approaching, we have acc6rdingis
ordered '9 ni supply Of PURE SPICES, ground &
unground 'NutmeGs, Mace, White Cinpers T'o,S
White, Cayenne and Black Pepper, Cinnar,oS
Gloves Mus'sTd Seed and Ground Allspicc. Iumer.
lc' &C. &c. For sale at the Drug store, Hiob ct
July 10 CHAs. II. HEIN1TSH. Agent.
DRIME PORTO RIO StJ,.a,x---7z--- 49,;
OF superior quality, in store and for sale bv
'Wy 10 J. WILLS.
WHISKEY, GIN, RUM a. BRANDY-
w 800 bbs Of the above in store and or 49,
sShts Atrah ana bcacon5 from Philadelphia, Tor
seic Tow. N1une Io) J. WILLS.
LNOR SALE!A BARGAIN i-Tv, ba-,,-o-,.
IL second hand COOKING STOVES. on vero e..
vorabe terms, if immediate application be n,s3e fo
DANIEL S CHERRY.
July ri Under the Old Dominion One
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
zw- From and after this date
A%S>o~9 and until fui Their notice the
G5s=EM, Passage and Fare by the Bal
fillmore Steam Boats between
Norfolk and Baltimore
WILL BE 81.
Passengers for Washington by this route will
nave hckets issued to them on board the boat en-
Htiing them to passage through to Washington
Tor SO oO-Mcals on board the Boats included =
r"ssehgerS taking this route TO Wasbin gton will
10 M In baltimore in tm1 for the O'Clock morning
tram to that city and arrive in time for breakfast
> hours ahead OF the New Rail Road and Steamboat
line LAS y pTNpEp
June 10 Agent u. s. y. co
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KCN AND BRASS FOUNDRY.-Tbc
subscriber, grateful for the liberal patrona- ore be
slowed upon him since he has been carrying on bu.
singss, respectfully solicits its continuance
ne taxes TINS occasion to say that he is prcparod
10 execute any order, in Iron or Brass ,,pon the
most reasonable terms, and in manner not IN he
finish. " ""'"oilty or
Church, Steamboat, and other BELLS furnished
upon the shortest notice, and warranted
All orders, dor cash city references) will he
promptly attended to- NETS0W C0p WI DC
July II Wn.f,i,-
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FOR OLD POINT

VIZ TRIPS EVERY SUNDAYr
The steamer OSCEOLA
$l>,--ItTES, will leave Wright's WI arf
slssl==zyv,zss:;: Norfolk, touching Mt Ports
:. = mouth. every SUNDAY
p. NJ. ' ~ 1T O'CLOCK,
E"turnng, she will leave OH Point at go,clock !,
A. NJ and at O'Clock. p NJ
Vt- Passage, to go and return 80 cents Co,..o,
persons will be charged the same Siawcs ~ y. ~,
low" on board without written permission from
60, ,'ssaee VIII DC taken at the gaugway and pas
sen2crs are particularly requested 10 nrnv;G ,b
se;NeS WIN change MITCHELL, CAPTAIN.
N. H. Weather permitting, the Osceola will
!" tne evening extend her trip towards the Capcs
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FOR SALE.
a. Bcing DESTROYS Of changing nv residence
szaal offer for sale my HOUSE and LOT i'm ,bc
-GA1town OF Pcrtsmouth situated At tba Cnrn
OF county and Efingham streets. The House and
LOU VIII he found in good order, in healthy part
Vi tnc Town. Iertns accommodating. For terms
apply 10 ELIZABETH LOWRY
Or w. b. SORRY, Auctioneer
10y -" Roanoke So, Norfolk.