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The Weather.

ALBANY, Nov. Is, 1871.
Our citizens blessed with fine warm weather at the
present time
Considerable fell at Quebec and Montreal sa-
NO last
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are beyond dispute superior other gold made
They the only that guaranteed perfect sat
naciion as ,yey pen is waaned and If the point come:
be returned TIE Rchelieu peas 50 only and
sold exclusively by b f. Watson Co, IS William street,
and Savage Fulton Gold pens o. every style and
quality and Gold Pen and Pencil Cases great variety the
lowest prices Gold 81 Is and 81 80, with silver
pencils. Gold pens repaired,
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from East Indian Gator OIL destined rank very
high toilet preparation for the hair BY process which
requires three month fIr copleion the gutne aud Of
ttve qualities remain uaimpsei An occasonai use II
this article sccelerares the with of tho HAIR gives
einqunt appearance and prevents the of dan
drift Il be obtained only of w j Barber Lales Hair
Dresser. and G-ntemens Wig Maker 3t9x Broadway, op
posite the Carlton House.
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The Louisiana Election.

PETERsBURG Nov. IS 1877.
The returns from the fourth district louisiana indi
Gate the reelection Of lsaso f. Morse, democrat to
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On Wednesday evening, the 18th inst. by the Rev
Jacob ii. Brouner, Mr. JEREMIAH PANGBuRN, to Miss
SUSAN brewer, all Of this city.
On Tuesday, the 10Th int by the Rev Mr. Patton
Mr.. IGSATIUs L CHurKowsKI, to Miss ASGElJNE A
HANFoRp, both of this city.
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cnsed the officer recovered tho stolen bracelet and In
her petticoat he discovered pawn ticket for q silk
the sewing the ticket in her peticoat for
safe keeping Justice Drnker locked her up for trial
Stealing Beef-Oftcer Darnin. of the LIST ward, ar
rested yesterday fellow called VIM Drum on charge
OF stealing barrel of beef from barge lying at one Of
the piers ON the North River Justice Drnker locked
him up for trial
Unrest Of Fugifive-Oficer Gardner of the Sixth
ward arrested man by the Of John Harper on a
charge OF having stolen from person in Troy S2iO in
money together with three gold studs and gold chain
me accused was detained by the magistrate to await
rtquisition from the authorities of Troy
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ALBANY, Nov. IS, ISi7.
The Committee Of Conference reported a disagree
ment the general ma ufacturiDg bill. They reported
resolution that the House adhere Its vote Of its
with the amendment Of the Senate to the
bill The report, after lengthy debate was laid the
table to be printed.
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Legislative Proceedings.
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Nov. Is, lS47.
The Judiciary Committee reported bill against abol-
ishing the office Of Notary Public The report
In
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Pocket and Pen Knives. Raxors. etc..

ROCKET ana Pen KNIVES, Raxors, etc:-A
beaufn assortment OF the above be the subsc
br together wi large variety Of scissors nail files and
Polished steel goods hazors ground and Cutlery
paired o. SAUNDERS X SON, III Broadway,
a few doors above Courtlnndt street,
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ctuss should visit the P!umbe National Gal
ey on The apPer Of Broadway aud Murray street
wnre me numerous collec ion Of pictures will fully justify
AL that has been said by Its patrons in commendat
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At the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100

Broadway be found, only the extensive variety
Of Patent India Rubber fbcs but in particular Ov.r Shoes
his article with the cheapest market price Those Of
rc DIS who have purchased their shoes at this establish
ment VIII be stonished the Improvement in them and
well afford to throw away their old and get those of the
present style.
Rheumatism, Palms, and Stiffness OF the
joints Compound of' Hydriodate Of Potassa Sar
saparlla aud YelowDeck The above is prepared from the
Rh natsm For those diseases arising from the nudcious
aud long continued Of this combination be
considered c Cases that have resisted all other
retment have been rapidly and entirely removed by this
powerful nlternt satisfaction
Prepared and for sale bv e H. Ring, l9s Broadway.
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Died.

Died.
On Tuesday evening, 10th inst Mrs MARGARET KrNG,
in the 10Th year OF her age
AT Harlem on Wednesday 18th inst Of consumption,
MATILDA daughter of the late William Brady, in the
goth year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family in.
vted to attend the funeral on Friday afternoon at
O'clock from the residence of her mother ut Harlem
On the 18th inst, CHARLES son of Captain John and
Eliza McMahop, aged two years and nine months
Funeral his) Friday, the 10Th, from the residence
OF his father, 10 Franklin street. at half past three
O'Clock, PM.
Suddenly, WILLIAM STUART, q native Of Lanarkshire,
Scotland, aged Al years.
His friends and the members of the Thistle Bepevo-
lent Association are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the residence of Mr. James CUR
Canal and Hudson streets this friday afternoon at
o'clock His remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery
for interment.
On Thursday morning, 18th inst EMLEy GRANT, only
20 months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this (rday) after.
No. 1913 Fourth street, Wiliamsburgh, L. l.
At New Orleans, on Monday, sth mat, Of consump.
tion s. A. MorrooMERy
Weekly Report or Deaths
In the City and Coupty Of New York from the 9Th day OF
Men Is; Women st Boys Sc; Girls ST. Total a3s.
ApOplexy II; Bronchitis Bleeding 1; Burned or .cslded
eJssar,h. Cancer Choe,, I1fsntum, .; Cossump
S tom Fl ues CIDSs III Gss
prop,y o; DIopsy the head, 49, Drop,y the chest
nt,sn, i Do WpEq: % cough
aammstion Of kidneys, i Iudamm,ton q lungs, !; ins%:
of p .a.s a Of ys P.y
S6, ' e. Raptars sroi. Small poi d spinal d.ea.s
"a, Af Is to 0s 70 o. g &C.
10 " to co. to " w fn1sGv Civ Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Nov. 10. ISL. ''
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portable Shaving Cases, or an entirely new
and compact construction furnished with size OF
winch 90 not deiraet from their nsefauess forming ee
adopted to the wants OF the travelling public For sale
q. SAUNDERS X SONS,
III Broadway. opposite Howard's Hotel.
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4 rIllplu8 VII TeInce pficos IN corregpNnduq ratio
The surplus quoutty Of agricultural products In the
United states ct emit must be hmm spss, and
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MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE, Composer aud Professor
NA If Music (Oganist of the Rev Mr.. McAuleys south
Ouch Churcb beg leave inform the Ladies OF New York
ana that she continues lessons the Pinno
Forte aud Organ, and in ean and English Singing and in
Compos ton Residence 428 Broome street Broadway
u
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w MCCORMICK. Auctoneer-MoItgage Sac Of q
" MERCHANT TAiLORs sTOCK-This Dsv, at
NO Courandt street will be sold by virtue OF mortgage
stock Of Germtn French and English Dsesks
and Vesng and other articles for fashionable
others is requested TO this sale. nla Item
WBROWN, Auctioneer,-BEAUTIFUL STUFFED
- BIRDS, Bark Work, &c - w. Brown will sell, this
day, Friday. Nov 49, at 10 o'clock. No l2 Broadway, a
srgs objection Of Stuffed Birds comprising most besuti
inl birds Of the United States South America West indies
Europe. Chin, NC Also invoice of Bark Work, consist
it#m
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ROYS FANCY HATS--GENIN, 2it Broadway hiss an.
- extensive stock OF chldens fancy Hats the Renss
ssnce manufactured IN his of the choc,
materially! selected expressly for his purpoe the latest
These beautiful Hats exceedingly becoming TO chldren
and add new charm 10 the and OF oyhood
Beng Manufactured hee they be sold price than
ne imported hts to which they &c respect inferior
his Cldens Hats. in the Last fair At ,sc sysrdsn
Also, Ladies' Beaver Bonncts. mis- et;ssm
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STOLEN.On the 18th inst, ON the Debenture Room,
custom House. black cloth Cloak plaid lining through
CUT with heavy silk tsse attached The Of the
MIC -
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POLITICAL.
From the New York Globe. Oct. -.

From the New York Globe Oct %.
New York.
Immense gathering Of the democratic Representatives se
tors Of The city and county Of New York 10 respond TO
otdte nominations made at Syracuse 3tst 'lafs'7
Inc walls of Old Tammany Hall resounded last even
lug WIN the voices OF thousands OF the true and tried
Sa, OF ms city, TO respond to the nominations for
sa'e oicers made at the Syracuse conyenton and Ala,
.heir Opinions against the present agitation of
my measure calculated to embarrass the aimn;sirsf;on
~ HJf o Of the When the hour Of
niscIthg hau arrived David C. Broderick esq Chairman
OF the committee of arrangements ,rose ~ !, $500; ~
townsend iiarris, esq., to preside as chairman Of Ma
meetng; which was carried unanimously -
as follows: ~ "uu'oiSo
FELLOW CITIZENS thank you for your kindne., IN ov
ing me this honorable position and promise vn, ne,
VIII discharge the duties Of the chair promptly and Impair
ualy trust that every speaker who may address hi.
meeting viii be calmly heard aud that your motto will m
now as 1t ever has been, fair field and no favor y
feiowcitlzens: We meet at imminent cr sis In orr
public affairs The attitude in which tho pa rtv
stands, in reference the national ton adds
very much to the Importance OF action the present
time. Eelt.ff aas3sa 4t& tffs s'N M. H-~S-'
Our country engaged in wagng just war forced upon
u ny he aggressions OF a neighboring republic. ~
Our armies in the field and our navy on the COASTS If tho
enemy, have covered the American name with a lnsfre
mat cannot fade governments has made every proper
effort Tor the termination of hostltes but enemy re.
fuses TO meet pacific apd becomes u.s. there
tore, nation determined preserve its honor and pro
sct me rights OF its citizens to pursue the until our
enemy no longer withstand arms Such is tho
emergency that calls patriotic citizens stand
national character, and Indemnity for the wrongs
inflicted ON American citizens by tho government OF
Mexico. sls4t4 4af'f HttH' = 4t3tt 1Ntf fe
Fellow aizsns This is no time for us to greats. or
keep alive intestine divisions minor points of public
policy IN oar own party We have plain duty perform.
Ii is by all just the ascendcncy Of demo-
cratic principles; 10 sustain government In the prosecu
non of Just and to provide thereby sacco aid and
comfort for that noble band Of heroes engaged In de-
Tending the national honor, while the and stripes float
over ''the Halls ofthe Montezumas." wv
Dr. Stephen r. Harris then nominated the following gsn-
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nR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.-Thousnnds of ner
- sons afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia
spaon and various degrees of local general debility
have been relieved by This Ii is particularly
adapted to numerous ailments prevalent the SOUTH
spinal weakness, distortions. tendency of the body
lounge and droop, both in children aud admits By resor
ing the form to an erect posture, il enarges the chest
that The subject breate eer and easier and thus many
conactons of the chest with attendant affections OF the
heart and nngs coin,eraced and full play given
the organs of spiration. f
The brace may be had in this city by applying to Mrs
Baldwin who will be in attendance all the
store OF Mr. Peter Brener tailor doors below Al street.
on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue gentleman
will aid in adapting it TO those who may call for the pur-
pose. =
Applications for single braces, from distance as also
for patent rights may likewise be directed Dr. Banning
Office, 437a Broadway, New York. At'f-l
Dr. Banning refer, il desired, Of the most
eminent professors OF medical and surgical science in the
United States, well distinguished ladies
and gentlemen in this city and other parts of the country
Oct. I5-ly .t-f.a,a.-.sa.s q.
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A SPLENDID FARM FOR sALE.-Thc subscriber
IA wishes TO sell that welmo and highly improved
estate Charles county, Maryland, called Glasvar,
which he has resided for the last years. This
property IS now in very high state oil cultivation, and is
believed 10 be Inferior tide Maryland
The greater portion of it has been well lined and otherwise
MANFRED within the last few years. and il capable Of
one thousand twelve hundred barrels of and hun
ded hogsheads oil tobacco annually besides oats grass NC
in abundance Tor very large stock The crop of corn
nated in the field will exceed thousand barrels
and the crop of wheat being seeded is confidently
pected yield not less than five thousand bushels The
contains about twelve hundred eight hundred
of which arabic; trce hundred are in wood
aordng ample supply of oak, poplar, chestnut, and
walnut timber and hundred
dow and salt marsh, Attending rich and abundant pasrurae
for several hundred cattle. The whole enclosed and
the part by good chestnut fences. There this
ample supply Of tobacco houses Stables grana
RES houses, sheep and cowseds negro houses, and
all other necessary and convenient out-budings. all in
good ORDER There also orchards of choice fruits in fall
bearings water abundant and good in every subdivision
Of the estate the narkets of the Chesapeake
Others by the of the Potomac Wicomico
facle any could reasonably desire The smaA
village OF Aliens FRESH which there several families
now residing, and prosperous commercial establish
and steam grist-m, and which generally admitted
be- the best situation the county Tor commercial bust
will be sold in whole in part along win the farm,
desied by the purchaser -
The terms Of sale can be very accommodating and
possession given the first day OF January next any
person desiiing purchase tue subscriber will with plea
give any particular information, orally or by
letter And the property will be shown any time
those desiring inspect 10y the subscriber by his agent
residing on the premises, Aliens Fresh.
OCT l5-iawsw WILLIAM ID. MERRICK. +.
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Coal Depot,

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his patrons
and the public that he Is receiving daily the above
his present equal any in the Distinctly consisting Of
Butter Red Ash, Pine Kno', Broad Mountain, Clover Hill
suitable for cooking ranges radiators CRATES, furnaces &c.
have had, considerable expense, my yard planked,
and have erected commodous shed for the preservation
the coal from the and weather. and would state 70
those persons Who obtain their stock OF me in the fall
that the quantity purchased should be found NOT
sufficient for season. Is the very frequently
only small advance will be made the price 10 supply
the deficiency III
would request the citizens generally TO call before ma
king their purchases, as am resolved 10 dispose oil tine
article reasonable rates.
NJ b. Each load accompanied by the certificate OF a
sworn weigher. . ,
Orders viii be received at the Butler Coal Office !; Mr.
5. +. Massoieti's Drug Store Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Coleman's Hotel they may be left with Mr..
John f. Caan Drug Store, corner OF Th and T. streets
eher OF viii receipt for y through the Post Or
ce the yard, l3s street, near the Long bridge
JOHN PETTlBONE.
Sept G-Za,y6w
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CLOTHING STORE,

II. YOUNG very respectfully his friends
"A. and the public that he has just opened for the
of fine and medium CLOTHING, together
with general assortment OF best quality fancy and
goods for genemens Those wishing fine goods,
tshonabiy and well made at low prices will find
interest give him call before they buy oelior will
be spared to give satisfaction to his patrons Terms cash
No books viii be kept One price only
Measures will be taken and suits furnished order if de-
sired, in have iii ON hand.
A. IL YOUNG, agent
Three doors west of Browns fiote Penn.
21--nnIInif
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CARUsI,s SALOON.

EWIS CARUSi has the honor inform the citizens o.
IL Washington and vicinity, also his former pupils
that his dancng academy will be reopcned Tuesday
18TH October.
H. Q. viii Instruct in WALKING, gallopade, Polka the
Reduu Waltz, and all the other fashionable dances
pactsed at The assemblies in style peculiar the society
ted Suites.
H. g. also announces that his 'soirees ddnsaates" will
take place the subscription list TILED, OF which
due notice will be given Private lessons classes,
e persons, academies, individual residences and the
saloon.
Classes for young ladies Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 3 tn 5 O'Clock D. For youths days from
I'LL ?. For young gentlenen days from till
p. m
Tie saloon will be rented for cotion parties concerts
balls, exhibitions, lectures, &c the most liberal and
pleasing f@ Oct. 4--Saw2w
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ElsANOs, MUSIC, AND FANCY GOODS.-The subscri-
Der is receiving his fall supply Of Pianos, &c, PEI
slip Marianne, from Bremen; barguc Maryland, from
Boston and schooner Scguin from New York. His as
prses the largest ard elegant stock
Pianos offered IN this District.
One superb Grand Piano, from the celebrated factory
Irer, formerly Sclanback IL Merchant, Leipsic Ger
many. This Instrument has been made to order and
brings with the highest testimonials OF superiority of
and elegance of finish.
Square Pianos, of and 81 octaves, of the
acturc.
Pianos, by Chickeng Boston, Of and octaves OF
ous styles also, by bacon a. Raven, NUNS Clark and
NUNS 81 Fischer, of New York, OF and 81 ociaves,
square round corners, tablet and other patterns and
other Pianos of neat and plain finish
American Pianos al factory prices German Pianos
low as tivy be bought in the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay
An extensive stock OF guitars vions, flutes, accordeons
&C, from the painest 10 the highest finish
al thousand pieces of music for piano. guitar &c.,
bacing the newest and most popular well standard
publications.; superior guitar strings, and all kinds of must
cal merchandise.
An elegant assortment OF fancy goods.
Rosewood and mahogany writing desks.
Rose wood and other work and dressing-boxes.
Papier-nachc portfolios ofvarious styles and sizes.
Gard cases, perfume sachets, extracts, &c
Elegant rrench vases, solar lamps, silverpated cake
ba skets, candlestc
Britannia ware, kodsess table and pocket cutlery,
combs, brushes, &c.
RICHARD DAVIS,
Oct S.--ecct3t Pennsylvania avenue.
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rYrER,s NEW HorEL.

On Pennsylvania areipe, bettoeem Sd and Al streets
T'HOMI'SON TYLER would inform his friends and the
public generally, that on Monday, the 10th of Septeni-
Der, be VIII open his house for the accommodation OF
boaiers. He occupies the house formerly kept by Miss
shonnard the north side of Pennsylvania The
house has undergone extensive repairs and every article
furniture including linens is directly from the hands Of the
manufacturer.
His long experience in hotel keeping in this city and
Richmond Virginia, has enabled him anticipate the
wants OF those who favor him with their patronage
a,d excrtion will be spared render their residence
hts house comfortable and pleasant their
wants. the best OF fare, and comfortable quarters make
them. Sept 2l.--2awlm.
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LUsBY * DUvALL. Merchant Ta,iors,


IIAVE Just received, OF the latest inporiious spen
did of French and English cloths, edsicrs
md reHgs, which they viii make up 10 order VA The mos
superior manner, nj the lowest market prices:
Also great variety OF fancy goods for genenen's wear
such SILK merno and cotton shirts and drawers, nS
muslin shirts, craya scars, handkechiei, suspchdes
doves, hosiery, nc
Our friends and the public respectfully invited give
rs a cnIL Sept 27-3laN2Nn
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERS.

NJ n-ls o. no persoa Will be entered u.or an,
h 81 tAs subscription oooAA unisss Inc
distant subscribers for~ssr a.
, - - $50 assumed by ousclvss in ns
The COUNTRY PAPER 10 published ,r, -.-.,. ,-.5
SONS and weekly the me Sos
subscriptions for period less than vesr lii -
terms proPsrtoned s annual mia ~ % received
rossn,asters certificate Of remtance IN psvr,.,.
ions OF will be sacsnt sipt
notes o. any specsraying bank received Tho
W fOsFMAbTERS authorized 70 ACT ~ our $500.
sydlnE rs ny. DAILY subscrbsy 40 ~ s
sunscrpers with 30 enclosed; Ave WEIKi " h
WIN lo enclosed viii b entitled copy q lie s
W THE CossRfSsiosAL RxGIsrgs viii be furuished tb. - a.
- -~-"'~~'~ 1871 ." tna
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HENRY JASNEY,

Eightks trsd near the General Post Office,
ffNhE subscriber ng enlarged his premises, and
doubled hs force, determined TO give even greater
satisfaction than heretofore in the manufacture of his
BEAUTIFUL, Substantial, and Comfortable Boots.
WORLD sny % those wishing TO be speedily supplied with
the above and desirable article, that they would do
well 70 bave tieir recorded on books Those
who wish made work viii find tue best stock in the
District on my shelves excepting the innitsbe patent
Congress BoJi t1geber with every variety or LADIES',
gentlemen, and chiiden) OF Waterproof and Cork-soe
boots and shoes.
Motto-Smail profits quick sales and cash at the conn-
IA. JANNEY.
Oet.4-eo~atf lint Nat Wing, 81 Marlboro CAL
,~tAspEsEEss' Ai.n...c for rsss.-Landrcsh's Ru-
" raj Register and Almanac for 1913 with many en-.
cravings t.I L. TAYLOR :
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A Card q
MISS NJ L. WILSON, having pei nanently located in
1fl Washington, offers her services the ladies
fashionable dress maker. An experience of ten years
community iustiies her in thinking she
give satisfaction to all at'
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
ing trimmings ample.
South side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, second story OF j. b. Hllls variety store.
Sept 22-2aw2n s.lan
rT,IiE PatapscO Female Institute, Ellicott's
Mills, Md, (Mrs Lincoln Phelps, principally will. be
in session for the Winter after the 3D. OF November
Sept sD-2iAWtalUec,
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WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE
a ~sn
Efd

a sp>r THE STEAMER OSCEOLA having been
put in com plcie ORDER will, Sunday, the
Z ih July, commence. plying regularly be-
the above places leaving the lower end OF
turning, will leave Washington every Sunday, at
O'Clock, a.
river, Va Curroman, Va Leonardtown, Md, and Port
Tobacco, Md.
And will touch the following landings for signals,
land, viz,
Point Look Out Pney Point. Blackstones Pope's Creek,
Nanjamoy, Chapman's, Md, Sandy Point Bluff Point,
Iioyd's Hole, and Quantico, Va.
For Norfolk.
The steamer OSCEOLA will leave Washington for the
above place touching Pney Point and Old Point every
Thursday nj O'clock Returning, will leave Norfolk
every Friday al A o'clock, p. :.
Passage and fare S. Passage and fare Pney Point,
and return, So .
: July7 JAMES MITCHELL Capt.