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Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY ron SALE.

rg, HE Sphsrfibefoiers for sale, on acctmnio.
dating terms, the following valuable real
rstai~, viz The wrll.kuown tavern stand, for
several years occupied hy him. in the town Of
Washington, known as Britt Hotel. with a the
,ppuhrnances ihrrrunio belonging. The house
aund-r-oing thorough repair, aud will be sold al
q blfsa.n. The furniture aud fixtures viii hr
sold with the housr, Il desired. Also, a well im.
pr1y,d back and farm, situated about , miles
northeast u Washington, containing sCG sefrs;
about laa acres cleared, aud 10 a high Stale Of
cultivation.
Also, one other tract Of land adJuing the nbovc,
containing 2IO acres; about ~ acres Of which u
CLEARED aud under good icucc.
m" whole of the above property will b. sold
together or separate, TO suit purchasers
GEO. %. BRITT
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NOTICE.
NO TLCE

fI'llE subscriber wishes to inform the planters
Of upper Red River, that he is now pulling
the Ran below hs Bluff aud viii have il out
by the time the River is'nnvirihe lie I. erecting
ample WarrhDuscs aud Sh-ds, whore Cotton will
be received, protected, aud subject to the owners
or their agents orders, at 20 cents per bale. Up
freight in proportion.
JOHN CoCKRELL.
October 25, 1913. l5-2w
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Timer w aflted,

" / well to employ saai Tinnef; one WHO
w eau come well recommended as good
workman. Will find constant employment and lib.
efal waees, Il application IS madr snon.
BLOCK BROTHER s 60.
Fullen, sept .. lsis.ia
We woalI s.ll. en- accommodating Is4ri-.
good SCI OF Timers tools, WIsh = ruhd suppl, Of
stock ef all kinks u T. & Ga.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

Dr. Jayn9's Family
MLG5&s2nqsa
| Full. SUPPLY, consisting oi his Erpertg
l rant. IRsraiirf, Hap Dge, carmiaaiire
Baisam. 7oair ffr#iHgs, SaHatirs, aud
lgss Pills Just recerrd from Philadelphia and
for sale nj Tie Drug Stafs pl
DIR. X, r. WILLIAMS.
Ouiobrr 25lh lsis. iG=G
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
WALL PAPERS,


I assorted stock VI
FRENCH PAPEa-IEiNGfNGS,
with suitable Boanrs',ss f-r "ucU--among Nht,
are
Gold mud Velvet Papers aud nordfn;
Gold papes aud Borders;
Scene Papers, double and single widlh;
Red fop Papers aud Bprdeis, DO;
Sa6u Unplazrd, aud Common Papers
Window Papers feet wide;
Figured Screen Papers and Border;
which hr is selling as low a6NFfe0ck Papc.s ~.
be sold in New Orruus liesas also Aufur,S
P,rrns, which he offers hirSr than they can bs
purchased escwhefc
Gall in--lcari prices, and buy II they sui' you:
II not, there is 'nolug chprgpd Tor show
lrrap rs hung to ORDER and warranted Nsi,ss
ipSrril ETTrH. 20 or.Hl.
in'y lo.2'
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
LITTLE ROCK HIGH
SCHOOL.
For YOUNG LADIES.

- = - - -
'1,lllS Institution, under the charge OF Mrs
1 aud the Misses Wuoni will ba cpened rot the
rrcepiionuf upIs, both day scholars and board-
els, On Monday the 2sIh Instant,
Terms Of Boari and Taiti0H
For rua SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
Day scholars lst drpa rlmrnt, full,
ar finishing euunr, SO Ou
do ID department, ~ w
do ID department, 10 ~
do 18th department, IL w
French, Italian, Spanish aud Ger.
man languages, each, ~ WI
SINGING in cliof, 10 OO
MUSE, wlh use Of Piano, - UO
Harp, aO Op
GuitaT 10 w
Drawing, 10 w
4 eoui,e u lessons In raenah paint.
ing, Japan work, mIayiag ol lib.
ouy aud lvafy, aud wax iluwors,
elth, 10 90
llamburgh work, aud embroidery also taught
An rNtn chafEr Will be made fof washing at
the ordinary rates IN the city.
lizard with Gaiestnrnie exercises, nj $40 per
meath
Eaeh boardet will furnish her eot.bed, bed.
ding towels, aud table napkins.
Payments quarterly Ia adHancc-=nn deduction
l1f aisuner, except in Cuse ai sickness
hypat'iruluf request, class Of spys under II
years nf age, will bo renewed.
MUSIC will be taught principally on Tie Logtt.
ian aYsifm
RirHfNcrs s-sisrv. W Saudtrs, Gal f. u.
Mefnfk, Maj Lawson.
fofany further particulars apply personally or
hy leiirf past pad, nj tins oiicr,--t.aseRs
uaIobrf II, rs. Al.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

CoiIINsHuBG. October 2gll, ISIS.
istlllS b to certify, that ASA THOMPSON,
j Is no agent Of our tin shop, Al papers in
which be- may have advertised himself as such
will dsrpninur him, and al persons with whom
hc may have made any arrangements, Will con.
sidri such atTaugcmrnls null and void.
GlLMER u COLLINS.
Orioh~f X. 1913. l1-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
NEW ORLEANS CARDS,

Have always on hand large supply of saddlrs.
brides, filing. maTiisgalss, collars, hames, iadilo
and etrpri bar-, yalrsf. ruHks. coach, gig. dear
born, wsaon aud carl harness, whips. hobby.
hor,es Wherlbirows, blind brdlcs. baud leather.
morocco shccpskins lining and top hides, skiring,
horskins. web coach lace, saddle trees, saddler-
tools. solr anl upper leather, ploughs Of yafiols
kiuds. Military goods aud trimmings, composing
chappedux. plunps, swords, raslrs, rpauris, ps-
lol., sword and pistol bells. holsters. shoulie'
straps. and military lone and camp equipments
ul all descriptions; military findings aud Trimmings.
cloths, casmrres. hRdlRgs laers, bui,ons, flags.
buniinrs. &c: Rcgaiia, lodg, and enesmp'neDl
furniture snd pataphernai,a, suiled to The LOO \.
aud other societies: India rubber machine hauds,
steam parking. aud India rubber goods g,ncTals
for sale on commission.
%.
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BLACKS MITHING,

THE uuden. gucd having made Arrangement, 10
| remove 10 Washington, will ugaiu rstahI sh
Blacksmith shop, aud hopes by strict auruliln
to hu-nrss, aud his ioir prices 10 obtain tI PATRON
age of III. old friends aud customer aul the pub.
iic generally liz prices will lrHs follows; For
,hnrug a horse al round, 81 . pow Irons, 20
crnp per pound, aud other work m proportion
These are hs cash prices. llr wilt commence
business on the G'st of Jinuar, icAi
Az apprentice TO lram Blaehsmrking, will be
taken.
T. VI. FLEMING.
November 18Th. 1878 4g-w
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oIicc.

AueI,=i als,lsle3G
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PROPOSALS. FOR RATIONS.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Quariermaster's Office, Washington, Oct 10, 1913
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received al this Office
~ until 10 O'clock m Monday the 18th day of No
vember next, Tor furnishing ratons the United States
marines at The following stations for the year 349 viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
ChaTlestown, Massachusetts
Brooklyn Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District of Columbia.
Each ration 10 consist of pound and quarter oil
fresh bee1, three quarters of pound OF pork
eighteen ounces OF bread made of superine -four
pertne -four, the option of the government and
best New Orleans sugar, eight quarts OF the best white
BEANS four quarts OF vinegar, Two quarts of SALT four
pounds OF good hard brown soap, and one and half
pounds OF good hard dipped taow candles to each hun
bred rations.
The beef required shall be delivered the order of the
the single ration and shall consist of the best and
choice pieces of the carcass the pork TO be No prime
pork and the OF the best quality OF the
kinds named, subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by two
surees Of known responsibility. To be endorsed Pfo-
posals for ratons for I8l9."
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, @. M M. C.
Oct 13-3taw4w
The American Sentinel and Pennsylvania, Phladei-
pha the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire; the Bos-
ton Post and Boston Times, Boston the New York Herald
New York Evening Post New York Courier and quirer
more Sun; the Norfolk Beacon, the Norfolk Herald the
Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Wing, and the Alex.
andria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia and the Pensacola
Gazette will give the above three each week
and send the account accompanied by printed copy
of the advertisement, to this office for payment
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|C PARKER would particularly call the attention of
D. persons who shave themselves his dressing for
pps, which certainly supersedes necessity for the
ohe hone have hundreds Of citizens testify the
yue of the dressing lift does the
duest fine smooth edge, charge will be made
good and strops and lot of excellent shaving
soap For sale low S. PARKER'S :
Perfumery and fancy store, Blackwers Hotel.
Oct 22-u a44 a.tl
.... From the National Intelligencer
SHAvNGAll who wish the luxury of an easy and clean
shave 1--WE OF the beard) recommended to call at
Paker's fancy store the avenue, and obtain supply
Of his razor-strop powder and of Vroon & Fowers pre-
MUM military shaving SOAP both of which have been test
eiand found superior any similar articles ever before
med The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved so comfortably in thirty years. -l at a
From the Saturday Evening News.
EASY SHAvNG.-It will be by reference Seby
parkers advertisement that the razostrop powder there
Ia referred TO is strongly recommended In the National
e ny Wo mas
assures that he has tested the razorstrop powder, and
Ound 1t to be worthy of the strongest recommendation.
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NOriCE.-By authority of the Board Of President and
Directors OF the Navy Yard Bridge Company, gene
meeting OF the stockholders of the said company is here
called TO be holden in the directors OF the Bank of
ashngon, on Saturday, the lh day of November
So O'Clock IN the forenoon for the purpose Of considering
es rights, and privileges under charter of the said
company to the government of the United States such
ns as will then be submitted to them in order to the
bridge becoming free.
Stockholders not attending in person, and desiring to
must each appoint proxy by power under his
hef hand and seal, attested by tco witnesses
WM GUNTON, President
Oct. l9-eotd .-
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y. j. Steer, Merchant Tailor,
BroUn's Hotel, H.H

HAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons tina
he has received large assortment of fall and
winter goods, which opened and ready for
nation The stock embraces English, French, and Bel
gan cloths. cassmees, and vestngs in great variety of
very handsome fancy domestic cassmeres remarkably
good and cheap silk wooen and cotton undershrts and
drawers; lot oil superior dress shirts fancy articles
stocks, gloves cravats, suspenders, hosiery collars
bosoms, umbrellas, gowns, &c, &C.
r. j. S. takes great pleasure in assuring those who may
clothing that his stock and arrangements such
to enable him to furnish them at price. unusually low,
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
Oct 5-3taw lmif
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
October 30, 1873.
4 PROPOSALS for Carving the Malls OF the United


DROPOsALs for Carrying the Mails OF the United
States from the LIST of February, 1872 to the LIST of July
1880 on the following routes, will be received the con.
tract office of the Post Office Department in the city OF
Washington, until a of the 18th day of December,
No 1908. From Detroit, Michigan, by Hedord Lvonia,
Harrington, Novi Hcksvlle, Kensngton, Brighton, and
Genoa, Howell, "a miles and back, three a week
Leave Detroit every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
a. m, arrive at Howell same days by 8 p. IN.
Leave Howell every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at IA. IN arrive at Detroit same days by p.
Proposals TO carry six times week will be considered.
No. 3705. From Detroit Michigan, by Rosevile, to Mt
Clemens 20 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Detroit every Monday Wednesday, and Friday
a. m, arrive at Mt. Clemens same days by IL m.
Leave Mt Clemens every Tuesday, Thursday. and
urday a. m, arrive at Detroit days by IL IN
NOTES
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible persons in the following
manner, VIII u. ..... .....
"The undersigned guaranty that 4,
if his bid for carrying the mail from be
pied by the Postmaster General shall into OBJ
legation prior the first day of February ext with good
and sufficient suretes perform the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
master, other equivalent testimony that the
Of property and able to make good their
The proposal should be sent the department sealed,
endorsed Proposals for route No. in -
and addressed 10 the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
and the and conditions which the be
made, the last annual advertisement. -
# c. JOHNSON,
Nov l-law4w l.. Postmaster General.
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NOLDIERs, CLAIMs.-Franeis A. Dicklns ofer.

NOLDAERS' CLAlMS.-Francs A. Dickins oilers his
- services in procuring the settlement of claims of sol
der In the late with Mexico In ordinary cases his
charge will be for procuring land scrip or
PENSION certificate, So for pay mileage, clothing, &c.
so II the amount under $50; if sum- 10 Der
ehl io three months extra pay, 50 All letters be
Postpaid. ''' '"t ~ IT IL
Nh r. A. Dckinss Office is at his residence street.
oeween 18th and ltth streets.
Oct 6-d2n
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NIOTlCE.-The late firm Of Owcn, Evans, Il Co having
~ been dissolved by the death Of Evan Evans notice is
win and with the approval the Orphans Court has SCI.
tied all the interests whatever of the said tho time
OF his DEATH in the OF every and
said firm, and that the said interests now vested in
Edward Owen, who authorized settle all con-
corning the said late firm. w. b. MAGKUDER,
ga Execu or of Evan Evans
E. OWEN, s r'ai
a7p1 s. w. OWEN
The firm, composed of the undersigned, will con-
nue to do business usual the old stand, under the
firm and name of Edward Owen u SOU .li Lee fs a
.at r,H nfsI. ..f.s Pa p..tl.i-t f, OWEN,
Oct 22-eo4w ~ S. w. OWEN
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Trustees sale or Real Estate

ID February, 1913, and recorded in iber w. b. No l4l
folios o. &C. of the land records of Washington
county District Of Columbia, and the request of Hoy
White of Philadelphia Of the parties having inter
said deed, will expose sale auction,
Tuesday, 2st day of November next, o'clock in the
aienoon OF the premises, all that piece parcel
of ground in the city Of Washington the west side of
9th street, near Pennsylvania avenue known and disin-
guished the ground PLAN and marked and laid down
plat of said city lot No H. in No. AoS, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon. .lI
Terms third OF the purchase money in cash. and tho
residue in and four months to be secured by the
the day of sale, and by deed of trust on the premises
If the be not complied with within three days from
day of .ale the property will be resold weeks
notice, at the risk and cos. Of the nrst purchaser.
III JOHN MARION Trustee. ai
,late 0H.N ED. G. ~ q. +. DYER, Auctioneers
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and for the Rhine land, its disjuncton would be the
immediate signal for the proclamation of republic.
Northern d

and as for the Rhine land its disunction would be the
immediate signal for the proclamation of republic.
Northern Italy A IL
WAR IN THE ENEMY's CAMP-A letter from Milan of
The lth October says sour city has been witness of
spectacle which will be fruitful in events and beneficial
70 Italy The Hungarans, receiving the news from
hsr country assembled in order battle in the square
before The palace, and shouted Death to the Croats
hey resolved to march to their country and gave Ra
detsk wentyfon hours TO grant them permission with
OUT which, refused they will nevertheless take their
departure Radesky called out several regiments of
IIoas The h1ngarans on being made acquainted with
lhs requested the inhabitants retire. promising to
good lesson to any troops who might attempt to entf
the city," -
Subseq uen accounts state that deseons of the Hun
garlans IN vast numbers daily taking place. and
Radesky had threatened to decunate the Hungarian.
should the desertons continue On the 10th instant $50
Hungarian officers elected deputaon to obtain from
the generassmo the privilege of conducting homo the
whole OF the Hungarian troops in Italy, RadotsLy
answered their request by mprsonng them in the tower
The other officers then called out a number OF Hunga-
rian troops and drew them up the espanade to OBJ
tain the liberty of their comrades and permission to de-
Past RaActsky then of the Viceroy to tell
them they should have answer within two DAYS:
they consented to wait long, declaring, however, that
they determined to go at the end OF that time
The Hungarans troops throughout the garrsons in
Lombardy take every opportunity OF expressing SYM
pahy for the Italians When the boys in the streets ask
them to cry "Long live Italy and Hungary" death to
Austria" &c. they good naturedy accede the request
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WI having. the invitation of the trustees taken charge
the Presbyterian high school for young ladies' in Louis
ne begs present claims her former friends, and
express the hope that change of location will prevent
em from ntIusing their daughters to her. Mrs. c. has
ana louisville more than she was LED to expect and the
trusts that the institution she is assisting found may be-
come blessing to the community for years to come
from the south and southwest, indicate il the very
place for school of high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place beside the best in
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers' who will be as daughters in her family.
3O--d3n . .
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&M Halz

Office, Pennsypawia aSe~~e, wtar Railroad Depot.
TINE public respectfully informed that continue
i 10 run our express between Washington, Baltimore
and towns, for the sale and speedy conveyance Of
chandise, packages, bullion, bank. notes. &c. MI h
Particular attention will be paid the collection and
payment of notes, drafts, bills, &C.
Custom house entries at Boston, New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore promptly attended to, and reasonable
terms. at -,t44 fsf.Lt 4tf .H d.
Our customers and others, ordering goods from the
east particularly requested to order by Adas a~d
Co.'S" Express. which will insure their conveyance with
greater despatch.
Our express for Richmond Petersburg, and the south
leaves daily at p. M, and arrives daily at Al p:
Our express from the north arrives daily iii and
Nov 3-eodtf .r, PHILIP J.. BUCKLEY, Agent
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N1S0 REwARD.-Ran away from the subscriber neal

N1SO REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
VIcO Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9Th inst,
boy named Aaron He is very black, 70 years of age.
Ken to- very thick lips, and heavy tongue He had when
nc ea domestic kesey frock faded black color.
broad brm white hat and other clothing with him.
collected. The above reward OF $3.50 will be given should
M be appehended out OF the State, and if taken in the
oae so that may get him again. All reasonable charges
WIN be paid If delivered to at Luray.
aaron left In company with sprghty yellow boy, red
onPlexon, red hair, and spotted face; tall as
aaron but heavier made Both Of the above boys good
coopeS VIM. A. CHAPMAN,
sept Eft Luray Page county, Virginia.
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Charles De Seidlng,

r ANE a. TUCKER, Merchant Tailors, Pennsylvania
IL avenue between Al and 9th Streets respectfully invite
the pa rticnar attention of their friends and the
public their large and weselected stock of fall and win
goods just received OF the latest and most fashionable
styles of cloths cassimeres vestings &c making their
this time, including general and handsome
variety of articles for genemens wear, very complete
All who therefore in pursuit of good articles at mod
crate prices will do well to give us call
Sept 22-3taw3wif
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REMOVAL

FIREMRN's Insurance Co. OF WASHINGTON AND
,r,,, -. Georgetown, October %, IS48
NE ofhce OF this Company held in the building
4 OF the bank OF Washington, next door north OF the
hNnB room, northwest corner, where the president and
directors VIII make all kinds of insurance against fire within
NE limits of the county OF Washington in the District OF
Columbia
The office will be kept open daily Except on Sundays
christmas, Good Friday, Isl Of January and the 4h OF
Juy,) between the hours OF lJ and 3 D. M
Oct 3l-eo2w ALEX. McINTlRE s.cxn,ax,
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LuFTH volume of story's Laws OF the Urited States
The fabic and General Statutes passed by the Con
Of the United States, from 1887 TO lSo inclusive
whether EXPIRED repealed, in force arranged in chrome
logical order withmagnai references being
o the series commenced by Judge Story; edited by George
Shars~ood price $S Just issued and this day received
Oct n '' r. TAYLOR.
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Lectures on Chemistry.

lie annual course OF Lectures on Chemistry, by PROBES
- ofs Page and Gale, at the National Medical College,
"u commence on tue first Tuesday Novem DER, and
n.hue hve months, embracing nearly seventy lectures.
rom schools and citizens generally wishing for tick
Page. h.. ,r' = II - 1850 ~rr' "
Oct. N-2wif
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EDWARD OWEN & SON have just received tAs

EDWARD OWEN q SON have just received their
T. fall and winter supply Of goods, embracing great
of cloths cassimcres and vesngs of superior STYLE
unequaled by any stock that this some
years. together with choice selection Of handkerchie,
glo yes ready nade woolen and Shirts and
other ARTICLES tedious mentions and including very
large and superior assortment Of military and naval cloths
trimmings, and equipments a e.t 1t =
Edward Owen Son request their friends and
both citizen and military TO call and examine for them
selves they ready any orders their line
in the best manner and upon the most accommodating
terms for cash, short credit. ee g Nagl JSl
WANTED--A few good coat pantaloon, and vest
makers =. 81 tl 3lE th eif.a E. OWEN q SON.
Oct 22--eO4w 81. b..
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CO-PARTNE II 3 HIP.

Taylor sM0iuY, H00kseUeTs ana Ss0fs0n1s.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having associated themselves
under the above firm booksellers and stationers,
have taken the under the office of Dr. j. c. Hall,
Pennsylva avenue five doors of 9th Their
stock is entirely new, and will embrace everything per-
tanning the business From the experience acquired by
of the firm for many years in this city, they conf
dent of giving sasaco their friends and the public.
e.l,i Ts4 7~sga HUDSON TAYLOR, gf D
Novl r.EipgHt.. aria CHARLES b. MAURY. II
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n--~l FOR BAI.TIMORE.-The steamer OCE(

rM-~h FOR BALTIMORE.-The steamer OCEO-
LA will, the LIST OF October, commence her
trips above place. leaving Washington every Sunday
o'clock, returning, leave Baltimore every Tues
day at O'Clock, p She will stop regularly going and
returning Leonardtown, Md ST. Mary's river Md and
Gone river Va and all the intermediate landings the
Potomac. for signals or to land.
Oct. l-3taWu J. MITCHELII Captain.
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. So.
To be drawn in Baltimore, November q, lS4S.
10 numbcrs-l3 drawn. 4.
chr rnnyn SrxrE,su

Tickets $l2-Halves $5-Quarters IS. II
Certificates of package OF rs wholes $40.
Do shares in proportion.
Ms Persons from a distance who desire tickets shares
or packages any Of the above magnificent schemes may
rely having their orders promptly and faithfully filled by
Addressing ID. PAINE " Co, Managers
49, No. AZ Fayette street,
Oct 29-2taw Baltimore, Maryland