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THE UNION.

.;s,ud ~ va "a ,uro that il will be- by every editor in the
county. should The order Of Mr. sany be passed and
hope Thai he will sy deny tho power Of tbs House 10 In
tsogaie him subject OF his coIrespondent and per
sLs sec whether the House will dare impnson him, and
whether viii be redress for the wong which viii
pronounce that such proceeding would be daring act
Of usurpation and despos volayo alike Of individual
and constitutions right
AT the delegates OF Maryland. night
session. undertook order the OF editor Tor some
article which appeared in his paper constituting con.
tempt of House but the sober second thought Of the
morning caused the order OF be recinded We
suppose the House of Representatives WIN avoid thi:
necessity by refusing pass Mr. Stany's resolution
rest Mr.. Kitche4 aaa hH. ttt
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DIED,

In this the ash instant after long and painful illness
which he bore with Christian otude JACOB oJoHs and
REBEccA Youso, late of baltimore
In this Guy, the 2sth instant, FRANCIS MIDDLETON
SCHREtNAR eldest OF Mr. Henry j. ScHREsER of the Navy
Department. late Gettysburg Pennsylvania, in the 10th year OF
his
place afternoon, 3i O'clock from the
residesee Of his father Capitol Hill.
Az Fayetteville Lincoln county, Tennessee, the 7th instant
august 1867 Second Lieut. JAMES A. BUCHANAN of the Uni
States Marine Corps.
hardy
county, call for Mexico, among foremost
Buchanan He wished for rank his ambition be
defender his rights and honor and, his subordinate
position private gained the and love of all with whom
he brought in contact.
He appointed lieutenant marines his return
Mexico shortly after sailed in the Ohio m for the Pacific
ARRIVAL he ordcsed shore with detachment Of
ne the garrison Of Mazalan then held by the naval
force, in the Pacific.
He UNKNOWN by his position in The ser
left with the cordial and heartfelt of od bless
you, Buchanan"
gone among regretted by all who knew him
satisfaction his friends know that his
high manly sentiments, tempered with modep
falls lot of of much merit, caused all
living and feel assured that he will be deeply
regretted tina. he is dead. X.
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Abner Austin, IT Lynn, Massachusetts.
Thomas 4 Fuilock, ~ Portsmouth, New Hampshire
James U McGraw, At Cumberland, Maryland.
Gold ). Slmap, at Brooklyn. New York.
Nathan Merrill, At ChaTlestown, Massachusetts,
George l. Whitney, At Canandaigua, New York.
Harzai Slosson, at Geneva, New York
Moses Fetis. At Lewiston, New York.
John Bodey, at VIcksburg. Mississippi
Henry j. Bowen. al Providenco, Rhode Island.
AbDsr Ellis. at Springfield, Illinois.
Cherry Ame@, al Oswe0o, New York
Lewis l. Watson, al Vincennes, Indiana.
Eli ID Anderson al Maysville, Kentucky. 4.
Wa. Woodward, at M iddietown. Connecticut
Luther Il. Bodgei nj Burlington, Vermont
Daniel Brawey. at Lafayette. Indiana.
George Robinson, nj Ogdensbntgh New York
q. r AZ on, al Madison, indiana.
Richard - Az xander, at Tuscumbia, Alabama.
Josaph Bnnon, at Augusta, Maine. aIfe l#.EHt
Joshua w Car, al Bangor, Maine. aasl ,s
Muiin s'ond, al Montgomery, Alabama, tgE +
James Hgrsey, al Manchester, New Hampshire.
Joha II. X ,5artson, al New Haven, Connecticut
Pe,ef batker, Schenectady, New York
George Wentworth, at Dover New Hampshire.
John Dunhsn, at Norwe h, Connecticut,
sannel w Eager, AT Newburgh, New York
George Barr, al Abingdon, Virginia.
Andre ~ II Jordan, at Columbus, Mississippi.
Zephanian 4. Conner, AT Macon, Georgia
George Wade, at Bridgeport, Connecticut
Archibald Gamble, at ST Ouis, Missouri.
Alfred Gilm n at Lowell, Massachusetts.
James Ford, at Fail River, Massachusetts
James q Burr, AT Wilmington, North Carolina.
Augustus Clarke, nj Northampton, Massachusetts.
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Sro... o.T a-l.la.sss Correspondent.

BALTIMORE August 30--5. .. m.
Democratic Mass Meefings.-Srccess Of mir Lops-
Tpsifih of September Death Of Munster. - EIscu-
fios of Wsbsisr-Post Office Robbery -Aavtsts, &C.
Large ma meetings OF tho democracy held In differ
emf sections OF he cry Nightly and The enthusiasm eynced
4, ,aeea.pea I'll. ~ E. Louis l.o We. tbs energetic
democratic gabernaoria candidate Is present ~ most oi
them and fails 10 make new friends whilst ne re-
wives aud maintains his eadlas, hold on ihe AFFECTIONS and
admiration OF old Baltimore viii eeHaloly give h'm
maj 1y sufficient overcome the highest mhJoy evei
obtained by the wings IN the conp'y
The notes of broken Haye deGrace bank are being
bought by brokers 10 day at almost any price Holders
are set rid OF them at oneqnar,er OF what pur
10 be their value There other banks IN the
counties that generally counenanced In mis- Guy
the Bank of Sal sbury aud the Cecil Bank
Extensive preparations are making here Tor tue ce,s
baiion OF the I2h Of September the anniversary OF the
battle Of North Point The Old Defenders usually arrange
for observance OF the day bat independents Of that
there will be visit of military from York Pennsylvania,
and also company of feemen from Frederick, Maryland
The Rev Luther J. Etchison, Of the Baltimore Annual
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, died IN
Montgomery few days since Six ministers be-
longing the conference have died since its session IN
March last.
The bulletin boards OF newspapers have been thronged
this morning learn the particulars OF the execution
Professor Webster, despatch Of which send you Toe
com IN tlt for his awful fate Is almost universal
deep ard dreadful the crime he committed
young man, named Urah Vanderrs, acclde ntaiy fel
yesterday Though rapdoor in the shop OF Mr. Richard
Bishop, causing his dea Va almost Instantly.
young man. famed Stephen Morgnn a clerk IN The
store the postmaster Cnap,co Maryland, yesler
day arrested The charge OF robbng the mail For up
Of year past letters that passed through that oilcs
money have been missed and secret agent
the department accordingly nvestig The mat
ter and having stared decay letter containing ocun
te rei, money traced Chapco and there lost sigh
Of Young Morgan accordingly arrested, The letie
found in posse ssion, and s held ba 10
| He is said to be OF a most respectable iamiy.
The s,eaner America reached her dock New York tt
morning Her mails viii consequently reach Washington
On Saturday
The MARKETS I'm the Baltimore market Howard
-four held 81 932 and City Mills at VA s7s Rye ou
Is held al S3 37h.
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III M. SMITH. Of Main and 10Th streets Lam
IL. Of the firm of PARKER SMITH, socn early ORDER n
feshers particularly
e and fan attached lie has ready made the usual ma
chimes, common hreshers and horse powers, shelters SINAI
sze,) and horse and hand combined Whszns ~
own consucon also, The celebrated Bamboug fan, nni
sought ate In Maryland and Pennsylvania He asks psref
a tion to his patent warranted ~
other al the same twice the co He devoes particular sint
TO esng machine repairs particularly those made by JaSer ~
ker and by Parker and smith, lie will rpai ~
satisfaction New sets OF spikes be small cost hs
making machines, inferior from wear equal u
Also, on hand two of McCorncks machines ct"
fcr same, and chains for chain horse powers
RrcHzosp,Na.
May 7-w6w
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rITY TAXEs.-Notice to Property Holders.An peuon
the year lo49 previous years.
properly this city, requested 70 take noce that
delinquent the hrst day Of September next
against the law Directs by advertisement and
Of their property TO avoid this all would
well TO make speedy payments.
TAX FOR 1850 BY recent ordinance Of corporation Ii
present succeeding made become du
middle year. Of close, formerly Th
year $780, therefore, became due The Let Instant
payable deduction Of per will be allowed
year. may be paid during the mons Of July an
A. RoTHwELl,
July 4-2aw2mf Collector
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COMMON HALL OF the town Of Petersburg. virgtnh
May 1850. The following resolution this day adopted
the Halls
"ResoIred That the OF the advertise for proposs
Sl0000O bonds corporation OF Petersburg, endorsed
The State OF Virginia. $500 payable in 1870 and ~
with for interest," payable hall yearly February and A.
The will be received for OF not than -
addressed the chamberlain Of the town. until the tth day Of NJ
10 o'clock which they will be opened, ard the h
bidder will be entitled thereto. The for The VIII
required 18th May 18th June and 18th July and bidders will ~
which Of these periods they Offer The corporation
to themselves the night to reject any offer made"
Notice hereby gwen that proposals bonds corn
will be received by Chamberlain town. according
the above resolution, until the IAN day of May 1850 at u %
May 2-dtl ithMancrt Maya.
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General Agency At Washington, ID. q.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg fennsylvant
ID government for services the with Men
revolutionary the with Great Bntain and the Pn
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Besy LanaWi attend the purchase and sale Of sounV
land on order.
Patent oeehe applications for pstents, procuring moe
drawings, will be nded 10 all their various branches
OTee-Au claims against the department will
settlement Of contacors' quarterly aecouns pay
ditto facilitated, &c.
Delta, Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser,
vile Democrat ST Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette, lndana
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press, will puha
the Of q, and send their bills this onice accomp
with paper. June ~
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Particulars of the Execution.

Bosros F.iday--l0i. u. m.-Pfo,essor Webster was
bron OF his cell the aiyard O'clock
panied by The sheriff. officer OF the court, aud tue jury.
with his spiritual advisers He seemed til
grief, though apparently resigned TO has sad fate.
The prisoner walked with firm step tie foot Of the
gaows and assembled the by the cergymen
attendance The services the gallows occupied about
half an hour the prisoner joining IN them with great fer
vency.
When compiler ted he babe farewell TO all present. shak
each by the hand when the sheriff drew the cap his
iece and fixed the rope bis neck in after the
trsp fell, and hk spirit passed from time eternity The
sgones OF death seemed be over, his struggles
were very few
No accident or anything OF special moment occurred
The thfong Of spectators the outside of the prison,
though they could beilher hear, immense.
HIS body has been taken back the cell, where Ii will
remain until night twill then be taken Cambridge
given to his family Tor iDtermsnt
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VALUABLE Real Estate in the GUY of Washingtcs
for sae-Tbe proprietor, intending vest ~n
IN FEW months offers sale brick on W
nia avenue and Seventh Wilma ~
navy Yard Two % the houses have each
are well cslcnasd for stores shop erion with ds
apartments the third b small house, subject ru
and will he sold
two comfortable cottages thcm between the Capitol and Coz
re-eoDa Buytng Ground suitable for the vcg
Tor the Washington market or for dsnes, be prfeed
both The whole Of this
use good condition. and VIII be sold
ties indspuable.
Persons wishing TO purchase will address
sppiy personally NJ my Office Pennsylvania
above Wizards Hoei near the Treasury Buildings
m. YOUNG
Ap 5-codu
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mARRIED.

Thursday the asi instant BY the Rev Mr. BUTLER, Lieut.
JOHN GARLAND U. s. A. to MARY TRUXTUN, daughter OF
yoAk II. HousT0N, esq, ofthls city.
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ne Pastor OF ST. PauIs English Lutheran
WILL Divine pemission Tomorrow (Sabbath1 at H.
% baptism and rite Of continuation
nj A. D. NJ Lords supper; TX,
preuc inhdes Theme: "lnfdety Of man. and
fidelity God"
The public afecdonaiely invited to attend.
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fIy- Enss Meeting OF the Printers OF Washington
will be held Saturday evening" the 3 instant o'clock in
Of Common Council, City Hail.
affecting the interests Of the craft
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90 services 81. Johns Church. I'm this city,
hour of IL O'Clock. Aug 81
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United states Patent once,

an petition fPe,er u Morgan, Westcbese New York.
III istraor of Of Yonksys New York, and
o. Bsbop, Of Nowak Connecticut for an extension Of
Granted 10 John Arnold G. Bishop for improvement
machine for forming web for cloth Of WOOL HAIR Se for
Of said patent, winch takes place on The
is ordered that petition be heard At the Patent Office
the seventh day ~ O'Clock M and all persons
appear and show any ey have why
petition ought not to be granted. . H.
Ordered also that his notice be published in the Republic Intel
sencer Union, Washington D. O.. Republic, Augusta
yis Journal Providence, Rhode island Tribune New Yo
Courant Hartford Connecticut week Tor three successive
$500 THOS. EWBANK,
4.l Commissioner Patents
r. g. Editors of The above papers please copy
bills 10 Office, viii, paper containing this notice.
In 27--law3w NJ
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rELEeRApnlo REronrs Foa rHE UNION.

Professor Websfer The Last Ineruiew ,oh his Family
BosroN, August 29-There is much excitement hero as
the honr execution Professor Webster draws
He remains calm and collected, and apparently resigned
10 hi terrible He denies having any design upon his
own life by committing suicide
His berca we'd distressed family i'd him the last visit
today They entered tie cell at2, /, m, and remained
several The neview is said to have been dee Ply
ard powerfully ex iling
AT q D. m, men, who to waite him daring the
night, into his apartment.
The body is to rarnned he cell after death, and
kept there until ngt when il will be taken to Cambr dye
for in,ernen Saturday
The execution takes place in the morning, Some 800
persons will be Admired within the Jail walls.
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Intense Excitement -Cro,cds of SpectaforsIh The Pr
oner-H.S CaLmness &c.

BosTos August 30--a lit is now o'clock. The most
intense excitement prevails Every and lead
ing The jail is filed with human beings, vending their
way thhe In he vicinity OF tue piison thousands have
The house-tops all around covered with
etsons, anxious 10 see Hundreds may be the
loors Windows and every place where there is the
mense
The pr passed the night calmly and in deep med
ton Il thought that the execution will take place about
O'Clock, soon after
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EEMALE EDUCATION.-A school /,

yEMALE EDUCATIONAL school which from
abroad their daughters without their
habits whicE will the acquisition education
solid and polite which shall refinement without de
which shall blend
comfort social enjoyment under parental guardianship
with Of lcaninga school, In brief will iii the
Of Americans for the duties OF American ladies'
with his His third
25ti September,
English, French, GemaR-which wide
abroad
personally by mail the subscriber Indiana Wash
ingion city.
Tine following written ediorisly,
laboers %
II. w. cUsHMAN, A..
"Where Mr. Cushgn unnecessary speak
oycd BY personally acquainted
him and therefore chiefly distant readers that address
e division OF studies Rev Mr. Cushman.
supervision requisite
desiring afford daughters
school confidently their direction
who Will devote attention literary
circle,
essential education science
the advantages of Mr. Cushman school
would especially invite the attention OF readers"
Ray. acknowledge receipt yours Of yes
tcrday have changed opinion OF you eminenty
have uttered your now than il was
sincerity heart the
cndauon you refer 10.
With the highest esteem, am, your old friend
Hou,r OF RrrrrsrsrarIvrs, Aus. IA, 1850.
Tug
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
TUE Principal Of the Warrenon On CO. Male Academy wi-
employ forthwith assistant teacher who qualified 70 %
inc various English baHG@ and the He
be- an unmarried man, habits and good chsrss
10 the Principal.
Feb lg-du
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n2Dr H. Lswis, Of Montgomery, Asbana oar gen
.rs travelling agent assisted BY MI D.
y. Bssrr.
nYr lsxAsL T. yAnEs, i6a South Tenth street. rhisas'
shis y eur general travelling agent assisted BY messi" W.
wan Jonn CoLLIas JANIS A. kihK WELLhsfoA'
r. A. 1vAxs, yAxss CLAax, and r. LOCKS,
h1-nr c. W. JAxxs Harrison street. cineinn.u oh'o,
r .ssrs travelling States assssd ny
s.,-~ y ~ Dssr sos TASLoK, j. w. AnasTSoSs fEhHir
Lesxs w. RAMSAY, and q. srrIsaAs
A,-pscsipts from either of the above viii be good
NV PALssR, ths American Newspaper Agent the only
agent o paper cities Of Boston, New York.
"a Empowered Jake advertisements and
nj lhs required BY His receipts will be
- .syments Offices ArsBoston Congress
Nsv York Tnlsne buildings Philadelphia northwest Of
Third Chestnut streets
a7.WrLuAn oorLDs, Richmond, Virginia. general
fer Virginia. by travelling b. FULLER and JAMES
TxoaAs
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HE undersigned would respectfully co attention to
L WINES AND LIQUOks
The scilss possessed BY obtaining from abroad ~n
hc In their purity, longer experience In The business Ca
scsa bv him. and personal knowledge ys
Gus wine growing Of Europe tsn possessed BY QUE
c afford assurance tor the character and
i articles sold by hun -
The arrangements Of his and vaults are such nss
n, ~, ~ fact lie snbstule cellar
Hotels persons wanting small assorted 'o Of choice
osca occ supplied the shortest notice. Win wo
decsnled for including wines o. Francs Ca
many, not usually 10 be obtained here
able terms, s - u o.s..a
scnbeT.
Of table wines al very low
s also the cheapest and liquors, FOR Gull
NARY PURPOSES ......,,. III,
distance supplied land have sent hsD BY
EXpKEsSo FREE OF CHARGE) with wlnss, ae., for table
nv t assorted sorta VI The shortest
" addressi1s orders, through The pcs, once
Importer Wines, &C., ~ Walnut street. Philadelphia
Z-sEGARs importation from Havana, OF various
and brands always hand $S 10 S0 per thousand
by The single cheaper than at other store in 'hc CITY,
Jan 24-dAcpiy.
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sVO all persons whom II may concentrating MutpA
an Ishma died in the o4o In the county Of HALIFAX
State Virginia, leaving personal estate, wh
his nc any entitled under the laws Of
GINA Murphy left the undersigned his widow who admins
ie.d on his estate be entitled the
mnte distributed he left Of kin She take
method OF informing such, exist 10 come forward
their said property otherwise
conclude that such exit and will consider the properly
$500,
Aug l-wI4tt MAhf a. MuhPhY.
At REDUCED PHICES-The annexed description Of gnG
viii now be sold Cxens ssnu
la Washington especially invited examine
purchasing bargains be obtned
the following, viz;
80 pieces beautiful styles spring and summer silks,
plaid, striped, and plain
10 pieces and parts Of pieces plaid India silks
do do figured fouIard do
IS British and French chiItzes in beautiful paiersia
childTen's
50 pieces and parts acone and organdie
good style colored lawns Ut o and III cents
100 pieces bareges barcge un~s great sacrifice
All goods enumerated will be offered for cash.
Cl4AGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
June 26--3tawT
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RI.ANC's spanish and English Dictionary. volume
ID London, isfs.
Meadows Spanish and English Dictionary. London
Dcconsro Frnnce psso EApanol Frances. NJ Sunez
de Tatoada Pads 1910.
Newman Bsrteus Spanish and English Dictionary volumes
Boston, 1912
Nswaan Bsrteas Spanish and English Dictionary, abridged
vol Philadelphia, lepl'
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also, expected within 81 DAYS from Europe
Lopeys french and spanish Dictionary. Paris and
sevanes Spanish and English London
On hand, collection spanish Gramrar.
imported for the part direct from andp Paris
Aio small collection Of spanish sa,hors original
AM0
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Condition Of the Northern Markets,

NEw YoRK, August 3o-2. p m.-There is no change &c
notice in stocks New loan coupons il7t offered Coun
ter 47l Sterling exchange, l0l premium Flour Is
favoring buyers Sales OF 800 bbs at yes,crdays
Common State 81 10 81 81 pure Geresee, s5 III 81
81 j; southern, IS IL n 50 "a Corn meal SO a So l2t
Grain steady. Sales Of 1000 bushels Genesee wheat
100 ll3 red, 100 1903 cents Corn seady-sales
"a 900 bushels ht 62 81 Iot mixed and yellow Oas
81 81 cents for southern aud northern. Rye 67 cents
Provisions in steady demand-prices unchanged. Grocc
ries hrm-ko coffee, l0a i04 cents The private letters
by the America less favorable cotton and the marke
depressed-no sales. Whiskey, n cents In barrels.
PmLADELrurA. August 3D. q. m.--Stocks quiet--Penn
syvnna SIS. 93t held Flour-common brands, 81 IS 81
81 Receipts OF wheat nereasng-sales OF red 10 a
liz cents white wheat, ll2 cents Tor common qualities
Yellow corn, o5 60 cents. Provisions unchanged Wits
key, 20 26k cents.
dfats IN Piifsburg Democratic Ncrrna Cholsra
Riot, &c.
PIrTsHuRG August 29--rbe democratic convention yes
terday nominated nv. Salisbury, The workingnens can.
didste, Tor Congress the lul term
Genera Moorcbead was nominated for the assembly.
resolution passed by the convention, recon mend.
ing Cot $. W Black for governor, and Colonel Wilson
NcCsudless lor Unit States
Ttiefe Ave deaths from cholera in Allegheny city
yesterday The disease now assumes mider term.
Another took place yesterday anong hands en-.
poyed ou the Guar RAILROAD. There but tiue harm
done One OF the ringleaders arrested aud all is nov
poscgnbie.
There are three feet water IN the channel.
Ereishu 10 CBcnnai ~ cents 10 Lossy,le, 10
and to 81 Louis. 50 cents
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ENCtcLOPEDIA Of the usefuI Arts. complete In o.
- gnsrfo volume London. With cnRravinFs ueanns
tGcnitc Carpentry, Forfdcaon Political fconom
Horticulture, Naval Architecture, nc, sc.
knc cop~dia Of the Fine hs Painting Sculpture H@
~ Architecture, Numismacs Poetry, Mnsc hc., sc. coP
N one qusrto volume London Very numerous Illustrations
Encyclopedias If Mental Philosophy ~ Grammar lf
Rhetoric norai Philosophy Metaphysics Msthod Law, The
&c. SC One qusto volume. London.
Just imported from London by FRANCK TAyLoS
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Pons-Fsre RE-
duced.
= ~~>a The steamer Osceola will the i0th Of July,
RkAtuoe commence making trips week above
Ak11mx- places leaving Washington Wednesday
Saturday ut O'Clock returning Norfolk
and Thursday at O'Clock, D.. m.
Touching going and returning Point Point
river, and the usual landings Potomac.
Passage TO pney Point, 81
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, S.
July 4-n JAMES MITCHELL.