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From the Quebec Mercury of June 18th.
BURNING OF A THEATRE so LIVES
LOST.

1t has again pleased the Almighty to aflict our
already chastened city. Last night at III o'clock.
fire broke out in the Theatre ROYAL, Lewis
street. formerly the Riding School.
AT the close of Mr.. Harrison's exhibition of his
chemical diorama, (from the information we have
been able to glean,) camphine lamp was over
set from some cause other, and the stage at once
became enveloped in flames. The house had
been densely crowded, but some had fortunately
left before the accident rush was a once made
for the staircase leading from the boxes by those
who, in the moment of excitement, forgot the
other passages Of egress. In an incredibly short
space of time, the whole of the interior of the
building was enyeloped in one sheet of fame
The newly erected platform, covering the pit and
communicating at each end with the stage and
boxes favored the progress of the flames, The
staircase communicated with the boxes. 1t had
fallen from the weight ofthose who crowded upon
1t; one foot was interposed between the haplsss
crowd and eternity, and on that space, we, with
five or six others stood the fierce flames around
US, and the dense smoke repelng all efforts to ex-
tricate u.s. As far could see, there was
sea Of heads and of wrthing bodies outstretched
arms. Noise there was none; and though but few
means OF escape was presented TO the doomed, yet
at the extreme end faces could be seen calm and
resigned, Of persons who az the funeral pail of
smoke gradually enshrouded them, appeared to
drop into eternal sleep.
BY our side was one brother striving to extri-
cate another, but abandonment was unavoidable
One poor creature at our feet offered his entire
worldly wealth for his rescue.
The agonizing expression of the Eases before US
can never be effaced from memory. The fla
mes at the time were around Us, but human aid
was Of no avail In five minutes FROM the time
Of which we make mention the mass Of human
beings who had but short interval previously
been in the enjoyment of full and active life,
exposed to our view a mass sf calcined bones.
Up to this hour, forty ak bodies have been
recovered from the ruins. Most Of them have been
recognized. A greater loss life than iu the two
dreadful confagrations Of last summer. Sad wall
ing pervades the city. Scarcely street can be
travsrsed in which the closed shutter or the hang
ing Grape do not betoken a sudden bereavement.
Fathers, sisters, and children Of both sexes. in
dulge in the deepest lamentations over tho calami
iy, which has fallen upon many ofthose who were
thus suddenly and awfully summoned into the
presence Of their Creator.
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For the New Era.

Mr.. Editor old Point Comfort Hotel. toes
certainly present at this time. one of the mos,
lovely aspects to all lovers of pleasure nv ewes
ever beheld. You may stand and gaze with won.
der and astonishment from the rising till the go-
ing down OF the sun, and you will not have seen
half the beauties that are irresistibly thrown
around you In all their sublimity and grandeur.
especially when upon the house:op behoding Old
Ocean, foamIng and fretting herself into warIess
fury, and anon, the vast expanse of waters cover
ed with vessels from the little dug. ont, to the
mighty (Levathan) ship Pennsylvania. + say
SIT, these are some of the inducements thrown
out hastily TO catch the admiration of the lovers
OF pleasure. Since last season, when but few
persons could get comfortable quarters, a splendid
Building has been erected, under the supervision
OF Mr.. Baiop. fronting three hundred and forty
two feet, and am sure that Cape May, with ali
her boosted renown, does not present greater ad-
vantages for surf bath. house bathing than this
place does at present. Probably they NAV no,
have as many Sting .Nettles there as here, vet
the sensation caused by their sting is very pleas
ant sometimes If no other nducement could
draw visiters here, think the walk, in and out
side the Fort, together with the splendid Band
of Music, headed by Col. Bloomfield, are alone
sufficient. But sF, the best is left for the last
never have seen as sumptuous table in all nv
lifetime before. The bread is superlativeIy ex-
cellent, and every thing else of the same order.
Some people probably in the hack woods may
think as they have thought before, that there is no
room tor their herd, that is not so one thousand
can get shelter from the storm and ride safely at
anchor as long as they please.
ALBEMARLE.
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AXES.-Those persons in arrears for TAX
= Eo' up to the present date, will please remem-
per that the time has long since passed that thew
should have been settled. The subscriber under
present cumstances, can give no further indul-
gence, (unless he can advance the amount now
due, or uncollected, which ne is unable TO do were
ne wliiing) must compel ALL TO settle on Ne FIRST
CdH' or levy in every instance, without regard to
pols1D3ns' Ine interest on the amount uncollected
would consume the whole of the subscriber;s nav
or the past year were IL to remain uncollectcd much
longer; therefore wish this notice to apply to ali.
The subscriber will also inform those who nav
iaxes IN Portsmouth that ne has been appointed
sne Collector for TIC present year, and in conse.
q9ence OF the opposition he met with from a few
OF me drones OF Portsmouth who not only applied
lot MS situation, but actually tried to undermine
niIn, winch compelled him to take IL under circum
st3nCes winch Will allow him to indulge no persons
Whatever consequently, he deems it his duty to
say mat the first of July is the longest indulgence
that can be given and hopes, under existing cir.
cuns'ances, that no offence will be taken at the
course which necessity Compels him 10 pursue
April II WIN. PORTLOCK. Town Col
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Col. Joseph Cilley, Abolitionist, Of Noting
ham, was elected ". S. Senator for tho uDex
pire6 balance Of the term to which the Hon. Lee
vi Woodbury. was elected, and for which the
Hon. B.W .Jenness (Dern) was appointed by Gov.
Steele on the resignation of Nh Woodbury.
The votes stood for Cilley, 1856; B. w. Jenness,
l22; scattering ]. CilIey is a brother of the
Representative from Maine who was shot 10
duel by Graves.
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS! lust

rECeIVeu at the View BOOK Store
Twenty-four years in the Argentine Renubl;c
embracing its Military, History, &C., by Col j.
Anthony King price 81 IL
:, Kecoilections of Mexico, by Waddy Thomson
Esq, ST. so
Animal Magnetism, or Psycodunamy, by Theo.
Animal Magnetism. by Deleuze, 81 90
Life of Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott, byE d. Mana.
field, Esq, 81 81
:, Napoleon and his Marshals, by j. T. Headly,
Esq, 2 vols So rs
Life in California, very interesting book 81 25
Mahan's Field Fortifications, s 1 90
Stories of the American Revolution ID cts
:, also many valuable Scientific and Historical
Books, at Northern Prices.
June i8 N r. WERSTEp
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, }
NnrEnlI. =

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,)
Norfolk, June 18th, 1876.
~ Gath instant, for the delivery at the Navy
yard Immediately afterwards, of the following
articles, subject to the Usual nspection
i pair Copper Scales and Weights
IL pair of Socks
20 pounds of Aiming for Leads
Chaln DO fathoms, l-6 for Launch
COOKING Stove for cabin mess
Grdrons
| Bench Screw
Grddlcs
Trying Squares
Copper Tea Kettles
D Iron do do
Iron Brace and Bits
Fish Kettles
Frying Pans
Bake Pans
II Stew Pans
2 Waffle Irons
pair Iron butt Hinges assorted
80 India Rubber Life Preserv.rs
Smoothing Planes
Is pair Iron butt Hinges
Turning Lathe and Tools complete
Growing Plane
L Plough Plane with Sbitts
l Match Plane
8 four square Files
pounds of Camphor
Brass Drum Heads
Drum Heads
3 Flies
Reams Cartridge PAPER
pound of Catgut, assorted
o Three Square Files
Rolls of Worstcd Binding
20 pounds Composition for Irvine
ream of fine Cartridge Paper
81 pounds of Prussian Blue
pound of Vermillion
% pounds of Chrome Green
| gallon Copal Varnish
l Bench Screw
Trying Squares
gallons Japan Dying
S Clamp Screws (wood)
% pounds of Tallow
Short Jointer,
For all particulars about the different articlcs en-
qulre at the Navy Store. GEO. LOYAL,
JUNE lo-St Navy Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures, &c
Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT,
Secretary Of the Navy.

NEW York, June IL, 5 p. NJ
The intelligence by the Great Western has
caused cessation in export operations. Sales in
Genesee flour were made to day at S4,f2aa4 ,25.
We notice no sales in southern.
Corn is rather scarce at our last quotations. wa
hear Of no sales
Spirits of Turpentine 2SaSO cents.
Pork is steady at So for prime and SlO,5O for
mess.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GALABRUN,S

lE 10 @ O p lG A IN HlO TEL
Penn AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON CITY.
3- NO pains tou be spared TO secure the comfort of
those toho may patronixe IT,.
Il AIDES ORDINARY.-Fot The better ac-
CITY on business, or for pleasure the subscriber has
arranged Tor an excellent Ordinary with the neces.
sary par'ors and apartments Every attention will
DC rendered to visitors, in order TO make them COM
Portable The charges will be very moderate
Inc Gentlemcn's Ordinary will be continued as
usual l.. GALABRUN,
~ European Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue, near the
treasury buildings. May 10
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, on the Western
Branch, by the Rev George Langhorne, Mr. JOHN
JACKSON, OF Nansemond County, Va, to Miss MA.
Rv ANN WILKINS, daughter of Solomon Wilkins.
formerly of Portsmouth,
;, On Thursday. evening the 18th instant, by the
Rev Vernon Eskridgc, Mr.. JOHN W. BEAs, of
Gharieston' s. c., TO Miss LYDIA WALLACE, of
Portsmouth. "
charleston Mercury please copy.1
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DOMESTIC MEDICINE. ~ ,ro.,;.o

DOMESTIC MEDICINE; o.. a treatise on
~ the prevention and cure of diseases bv reg;
men and simple Medicines, with observa tons On
Sea- Bathing, and the use of the Mineral Waters To
winch Is annexed, dispensitory for the use of pr
vate practitioners, by VIM. Buchan NJ D.
Directions for the preservation and cure of Yend-
aches, Colds, and Indigestion; with medical pre-
Scorpions and cases-interspersed with the most
useful remarks these subjects in the works 81
MIR: Abernethy, Sir Ashley Cooper, Dr. Hamilton
and DR.. w. Philip, by Medical Practitioner.
For sale by w. H. H. HODGES g. 70
June 90 - W.
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RoOKs FROM THE PRESS OF THE

RODMsS y NOH III IL PRESS OF TH u
II HAkPEkS.-Confe ssions of Pretty Woman
by Miss Pardoe-price 25 cents.
Crlchton, a Novel, by w. III. Ainsworth-price
25 cents. p
voyages OF Discovery and Research within the
Arctic Regions, from the year 1918 to the present
time; unoer the command of the several Naval OF
hcers employed by sea and land in search of a
northwest passage from the Allan tic the Pacific
John Barrow. NV ~ '''
The Novitiate; or, A Year among the Englisb
Seauits; personal narrative, with essay on the
Constitutions, the Confessional Morality and His
toro of the Jesuits, by Andrew Steinmetz
Nos. 81 50, SO and "a Illustrated bakeaneare
No II Illustrated Jew
Part l5 Dictionary of Practical Medicine. For
sale by w. H IL HODGES ~
June 20
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND RAJ
TIONS FOR THE POOR.-The nndrraimncd

TIoNs FOR THE PooR.-The UNDERSIGNED
will receive Proposals until MONDAY the 22nd
instant at O'Clock, A NJ, for the supply of 125
cords of good hard GREEN WOOD, Coax, Beach
ana MAPLE to be delivered at the Poor House by
the 10th of November, and to be paid for whom I'll
IS oehvered and for as. many RATIONS as NAV
Poor. vs. ~ VI '''o
The Rations to be furnished ACCORDING ~ n, mr.
Ger OF the board, stating what shall constitute a
Ration, and how they are to be received.
me articles comprising Ration can be known
by application to the undersigned
W dH Proposals must be offered previous 10 II
O'Clock on MONDAY, The 22nd instant
june I'd p. Fl. COOKE.
Herald copy 3taw till day.1
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FOR RENT.

- And possession given the LIST of July next ,
s=azI very comfortable DWELLING on the East
ana Glasgow streets, at present occupied by the
June eff '
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE,

Sux From and after this date,
and until far Their notice., the
G<--kM Passage and Fare by the BAL
5I1sS..essS timore Steam Boats between
<<<s7a3ks Norfolk and Baltimore,
WILL BE 81.
Passengers for Washington by this route will
nave tickets issued to them board the boat en-
9tiing them to passage through to Washington
Tor SO 6O-Mcals on board the Boats incuded.-
Passengers taking this route to Washington will
iand In Baltimore in time for the o'clock morning
train to that city. and arrive in time for breakfast
hours ahead of the New Rail Road and Steamboat
line. las II pIINrgER
june 10 Agent Il. 9. p Co.
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THOMAS TATEM.

MILL practice in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
sen sen, Counties, and of the City of Norfolk. He
will attend to business when desired i'm anv otber
Couhty. Portsmouth, April Tod
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the Store of John Nash, Esq, Portsmouth, un
TIL the goth of July next, at IL O'Clock, NJ for the
rebuilding of the NORFOLK COUNTY FERRY
BRIDGE, at Washington Point.
Persons DESTROYS of offering to rebuild said Bridge
are requested to examine the location and all in
formation relative to the quality of the materials
plan OF construction, and the payments for said
Bridge, can be had application to the Committee
appointed by the Court of Norfolk County for that
purpose.
And said Committee hereby reserves the right to
reject any, or all of said offers.
The Bridge to be built in workmanship. like
manner, and 70 be subject to the inspection of said
Committee.
Bond with approved security, will be required Of
the undertaken for the punctual and faithful per-
formance of this contract
RICHARD BAUGH,
G Wm. E cTAMREss Committee.
June 20-s&rutd
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTJCE.-AU

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-AII per-
"A cons indebted to the late DIR. Robert Il. Butt
deceased, are hereby earnestly requested to make
immediate payment to the Undersigned.
AS 1t is peculiarly desirable that the estate be
closed at an early PERIOD it is hoped that this no.
tice may be sufficient to induce all who are i'm.
debtcd, to take prompt action in order to an imme.
diate settlement HOLT WILSON
Administrator, with the Will annexed
= June 20-l9t OF Robert B. Butt, deceased
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CRIMSON TETTER wASH.-A safe and
~ certain cure for letter, Ringworms Pimples
on the Face, and other obstinate Eruptions of the
This highly and justly celebrated preparation
has been before the public upwards of forty years
and IN every instance given general satisfaction i'm
rcspectability can be shown in favor of its
decided efficacy. We are he only person ,cho has
any kno,oedge Of its composition, (snce my fathers
pounding Medicines has been such as admitted us
many years ago member of the Philadelphia Col
iege OF Pharmacy and Chemistry, where we at
tended Lectures. while Drs. Wood and Bacbe
were Professors, (authors of the United States Dis.
pensatory, one of the best works of the kind ever
published) Persons rely that this prepare ton
Is not mere experiment. Its long and continual
use has established reputation above all others
CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent
Member of the PhiladeI ha College of
. Pharmacy and Chemistry.
Also for sale by M. A. SANTOS and RoBERTsos &
CoRNICK, Norfolk. lime IS
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FOR OLD POINT.

TWO TRIPS EVERY SUNDAY!
49, The steamer OSCEOLA
A<-1A, will leave Wright's Wharf
SkSSSl:;1Sir-..S1S51 Norfolk, touch hing at Ports
mouth, every SUNDAY,
at hall past 8 O'Clock. A. NJ, and at half past q
o'clock, p. M. r'' -
Returning. she will leave Old Point Mt 8 O'Clock.
A. M and at O'Clock, p. NJ.
&C. Passage, to GO and return, so cents Colored
persons will be charged the same. Slaves not al
lowed on board without a written per Emission from
their owners.
Passage will be taken at tho gangway and pas
sengers are particularly requested to prov dc them
selves with change. J. MITCHELL Captain.
n. Is. Weather permitting, the Osceola will ,
In the evening, extend her trip towards the Capes
June Is r
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MANUFACTURER 2Oo
1'I packages OF Manufactured Tobacco recently
rnsnuiacturedj and free Of mould, of various weII
known brands, SIS, 16s, S. and pounds. for sale bv
sumo 10 JOSIAH WILLS
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OLD POINT HOTEI.


EzAZzE1=4S Since the last scason . L..e f,
building has been erected, fronting three hundred
and ten feet, and very many alterations and i'm
provements have been made in other respects The
grounds have been much improved fine vysIks
made to the Bath Houses, and for those mo nrcfcS
Suri-oathlng, no place can present a finer beach
NO expense has been spared to render this for Co..
Tort and pleasure in every respect, the frat nlsn
IN the country The beauty of the scenery AMI a.
salubriy of the climate, together with the vario.
sources OF interest and amusement make tb;s tS
most attractive place in the Union VIZ
III nc walks in and around the Fort too,e,b.r ,,;,h
the music of the splendid Band arc slonc weIi
worth visit here. Situated on the Chesa5eake
Bay, on the great line of travel between The North
ana south 1T offers an agreeable visiting place 10
those going North. e p''O' :"
II rs within "a hours Of New York IS of Pbila
dclPhia' IL OF Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria.
ana Annapolis, Of Richmond and Petersburg and
within hour of Norfolk and Portsmouth, thereby
cnaonng persons engaged in active business 20
Place thelr Families in Of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country where thew
can be united at any time within few hours
throughout the Summer from to 10 ofthe finest
class Steamboats, touch here daily, moving in every
direction, offering every facility for reaching here
or getting away, and from the cheapness Of the
fare, holding out great inducements 10 travel
The services ofactive a d efficient Agents have
been procured. and no exertions will be SHARED 20
render comfortable, all who may favor 'us VIII
their company. JAMES S. FRENCH
MAY u
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AT ONLY 1ss CENTS PR PAIR.-Infants and
"a Misses CLOTH BUsKINS AND TIES, Kid
tipped, az only I5s cents the psir i,at received ~
the New York Boot and Shoe Store
June ~ J.H. GREGORY.
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NOTICE.
M ESSRS: GEORGE w. POWELL, and Ma.
III THANlEL Il. WILLIAMS: GENTLEMEN
fIease take notice, that, you not inhabitants
OF the Common wealth of Virginia. shall, on
TUESDAY. the 7th day of July, 1916, between the
hours Oh sunrise and sunset, at the office Of Richards
barnett, or Samuel b. HARDWOOD, in the City of
Vicksburg, in the State of Mississippi proceed to
take the Dispositions of Thomas Holiday, George
n. Birchett, James C. Newman James Wright
James Brabstone, and others, to be read as evil
dence at the trial of certain course now pending
and aforementioned in the Circuit Superior Court
oil Law and Chancery, for the County of Soutbamp-
ton In the State of Virginia, wherein l. and Others
are plaintiffs, and you and others, are defendants
and IL the said dispositions shall not be completed
on said day, then the same will be continued from
uay to day, between the same hours, (Sunday's
exc,cPted,) until completed, when and where YOU
will attend if you think proper.
May JEPHTHAH Il. POWELL
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'INHE Members of the Y. NJ. S. 1. Society are re
Il quested to meet at their Hall on This (Satur
day. Evening, at eight O'Clock. A full attendance
Is requested
BY Order, GEO. A. G.. SCOTT.
June 30 Secro,.ru
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AoDA AND MINERAL WATERS.-The
~ subscriber respectfully announces to the citi-
zens OF Norfolk, Portsmouth and the surrounding
country, that he has commenced manufacturing
these delightful Waters in Norfolk, and he assures
thern that they shall prove good, if not superior
to any, made either in Baltimore or New York
He would be happy to supply Steamboats,, Hotels
and Families with these Waters the most reason
able terms and all orders from any distance, sent
to him, at his mandatory on CRANKY street, will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
June 20-7t W. SMITH, CRANKY street.
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o3-DR: JOHN p. YOUNG, respectfully in.
orms his friends and the Public, that those Wishing
his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, will leave their OrdeTs
at his Once during the day, and at the Crawford
House during the night, and they will be promptly
attended TO. Dec. % ISd5
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%,
nir. Seth w. Fowle: Dear Sir.-Dr, Wistar,s
baisam OF Wild Cherry has been in the marker
some SIX or seven years. The universal celebrity
.kn ms medicine has gained over all Others
throughout the whole country, is enough to con
vince the most incredulous OF the great value of
IL, ana encourage those who are sick to try IL. I
nave long felt it my duty, and wished for an CD.
por'unity TO express to you my gratitude for the
oeneht 1 have dcriv, d from it. have been rescued
from the grave, and saved from that most terrible
disease consumption, by using it, Last winter
alter took bad cold, was troubled with a
severe cough for several weeks so that NV appe
lite and strength failed me. was Obliged To give
up business leave my bench and shop had ali
the alarming symptoms of Consumption such as
pains In the side, sweating nights SC I tried
many kinds of medicine, but all in vain, until I
procured n bottle Of
Or. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
WINCH by faith and perseverance, finally saved nv
me- and cured me entirely. have not enjoyed as
good health for twelve years past as do now
~, THOMAS BENNETT.
We are personally acquainted with Mr.. Bennett.
Inc pubic may rely upon the truth of his state
mcnt. wHITAI r. S,r0KES
GEORGE PARKER.
he careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY None genuine
unsss signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders TO
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass
70 For particulars see DIR. wistar's treatise ON
consumption, to be had Of the agent
Agents-Portsmouth, G. III. HEINITSH Aren't
Norfolk, NJ. A. SANTOS, and also by DruSoists
generally in this State. s''''
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FOR WASHINGTON.

NJ OTICE.~On and after the 18th instant the
~ Steamer OSCEOLA will take Passen gers from
Norfolk to Washington for 81 90, Meals included
And from Norfolk to Baltimore via washing ton
for SIS. 80. JAMES MJTCHEI T
'u'ie ~ Master.
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EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
IL sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dec h-u Lottery and Exc hangc Office.
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W1NES.-Port, Madeira, Tenerifee, Lisbon
sale by JosIAH Wits III 'o'
June 10