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LITERATURE MAKING Fuss.-For more than a
quarter Of century past, there has been a maya
ziue published in Boston, called the North Ameri-
oGa ReriOr, which, at one time, had a very
respectable circulation. OF late Year,, however,
lis circulation has become very limited, in consc-
quence of the hea,iness and dryness Of its artices
as well as their staleness and natness. II was
apparent, therefore, that TO prolong Its existence
a change OF editor must be made, and such change
was effected accordingly. A Mr.. Bowen is now
the guiding spirit Of the North Amoicaw Rerier,
and IL must be confessed that that gentleman has
done his best TO reouscitate and gavanize that
megaAne, according to the most approved method.
No sooner did Mr.. Bowen get control Of this
magazine, than it occurred 10 him that he must
adoP, the tactics Of Philosopher Greeley and Philo.
sopher Brownson, IN order to bring it into notice.
Those tactics, those philosophers very well
know, are to oppose generally received opinions
on certain subjects OF public interest, Tor the pur-
pose Of creating a storm OF indignation against
them, that would bring them into notoriety This
is the way in which Greeley and Brownson went
TO work. Greeley preached, as his own, batch of
ideas which were conconcted by Fourier, philo.
soTher in garrett In Paris; and az they were re-
pugnant to common sense, they were overhauled
from time 10 time in the press Of the country. Mr.
Greeley thereupon became a public character
the very thing he wanted Philosopher Brownson
chose another field. lie boxed the compass in re-
ligious matters, at one time advocating the worst
hind Of inhdelfy, and in the end adopting Catho-
licsm Of the most ultra Characteristic Romanism
Of the middle sgcs. lie, too, created some no,oriey
for himself, and has acquired the emuence in that
line which he much coveted. He is now one Of
the lights Of the age par srcs2ence, publishes re-
view, and gives lectures occasionally In public.
The stands which both of these philosophers as
sumod were intended as advertisements, and il
must be confessed chat the trick has succeeded
Admiralty.
Now this IL the tack, although certainly /, is ra-
her stale. which Mr. B,~cn, the new editor OF the
vcFth dmuican Rbricr, has determined upon
idopung Seeing that the people of this country
y mpathized with the Hungsrians m their Gobls
tIugele against Austria aud Rnssl, and wer.
ioirg honor TO the Hungarian refugees who sought
lhts land as refuge fiom The oppression which
lhey vanly tndeator,d to overthrow. Mr.. Bowen,
~ ms magazine, takes the opposite s.de OF the
puttuon end supports Austria aud Russi.'. IN the
t1lH'tsign OF the s1irit of liberty in Hn.7gary.
80 w. ~ The hope cad expectation thai biz
'-'.,u VII create 6Fnsatlua iarara hout he |
S'Ot'!lls u.i Wi act Us uuiyprsh aavefispuIerf
l"f be ItUodical, and ia that v4v b,ipY n INTO
noi 80. Ne t'ti. s-r ihe Success which ,gii ~. /
suli ilcm 'he tfilk.
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The Northern.r az cha.Ie.,.,,


CHsnLssToS. Jaa ~, 1850
here to-day.
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SAN DOMINGO AND ITS VAoARIKs.-By the last
accounts that we have received from this empire OF
half savsge blacks, it appears that is almostmpos-
sible for American to walk the streets safety,
and that several outrages have recently been COM
mitted on our citizens in the open day, and appa-
rently with the connvance of the authorities. In
addition to this, laws passed from time to time,
which have materially tended to injure our COM
merce with that island, and to annihilate it alto
gether, if the system practised is persisted In
Our relations with that island have assumed such
a character as to make it necessary on the part OF
the administration at Washington to demand re-
dress at once, and promptly; and the President and
The Secretary of State should look into the matter
Immediately. A naval expedition should be fitted
out at once, and unless redress be gwen as soon
as demanded, and a guaranty offered tor Sc
curity from insult and outrage hereafter, to all
American citizens who may visit that island,
adequate punishment should be inflicted on the
pratica inhabitants. In fact, their recent conduct
would justify an expedition OF white men proceed
ing thither, and reducing the island to subsection
a colony of the United States. 1t Is clear that
if the blacks are allowed to pursue the course
which they are now adopting, San Domingo will,
in few years, have no commerce with any
ndtion, anu VIII become nOtnlng Dut nest Of
pirates and banditti.
The course Of st. Domingo, since the emanclpa-
ton of the slaves, shows, in the most conclusive
manner, the utter ncapacity of the blacks for self
government The would-be philanthropsts we're
confident of the success of the experiment, and
were willing to make it, in this instance, a test
whether the colored race are inferior to the whites
or not. Since the experiment has failed, however,
the abolitionlss and black phllanthropists are
silent on the subject The blacks of San Domingo
had every opportunity to prove to the world that
they capable as The whites Of selfgovern-
ment but the deporable position which they now
present is sufficient evidence that they are not
able to take care of themselves, and that negro
servitude seems to be their natural condition
At all events, those black savages must not be
allowed to insult American citizens with impu-
nifty; and we hope and trust that the adminlstra-
hon will take proper measures, at once, to demand
redress for the outrages already committed, and to
nflct adequate punishment If it is not Immediately
granted. Faustin the First must be taught to re-
spect the nights of American citizens, although he
is an emperor.
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UHIRTY-EIlssT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

WAsHISGroy, Jan. 20. 1850.
Senate.
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pUBLLC sale Of Large and Valuable Farm In Angus
Ia county, nsar stauntOn, virginia.-On Wednesdsy.
The ss y July next upon ne premises, viii be sold public
ing OF the Chapman Johnson living between iva
three miles north Of saunto both sides road from
stanton 20 Mlers iron works together with all il buildings
about thousand acres which about six hundred
are cleared and more than four hundred
woods contains TWO dwelling houses bcdes
wants large barn, stables, dairy, and the other
usual buildings gardens large and well nm
nsve and productive vineyard grape Ac Sc
The land regarded - o. excelent quality and has
much Of the cleared land Is entirely fresh
The sale OF attractive md
saaa Y NJ as sn q g town. u
market in direction where steadily rising in
value, affords opportunity which, hoped win not escape
the notice Of enterprisine
he whole tract can be judcousy divided for
sale into three farms, with proportion Of wood
clearing in each besides two cleared
s wishes ma ~
Disposed 70 bid for the land, Invited
wishes me mode Of dvision which Them be-
fore The sse either p s Undersigned " Richmond, hohe
and viii persoos who feel an interest IN the matter ali the
His ssss December a which Tune full
possession Of the psees win be delivered In
nne however, purchasers viii have the privilege putting
Terms of e purchase money TO Be paid In
time instaiments II O. 49,
and "a months from the day q s The credit payments bear
purchaser BY trust upon the prop
viii be psynsni the security
o the credit payments given. st
O'Clock, noon, near tho dwelling
Taylor, the
hs weather r very unfavorahe The next 81. day
For himself and the other devisees Jonnson
June 0--2sawd&cp
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while a the same time i will restore harmony to the
country. "North" and "South." which have become an
agonsc leTms moi geographically only but also poli
caly and socially, will assume their natural meaning
Sectional dssensQns and animosities will cease and We
shall come st length practically 70 feel and realize that
one people, seaSasd indeed, by State lines and
living under distinct State governments, but still one
great, united, harmonious, and happy people II will
make the Union permanent Il will desoy nothing but
the power Of the dfmagogue He will no longer have ii
in hs power TO engender discod BY inamng peludices
which are founded the ignorance which prevails in The
section Of the country Of The feelings opinions and
dispositions which prevail in the other.
Il is time fhat this warfare OF section upon section
should cease North and South have stood in an atltnde
hostile TO each other too long already The prosperity II
the country. as well its peace and harmony have suf
Tered from IL and will continue to suffer from Il until
eventually, permanent alienation will be the c0nse
quence 10 prevent such contamination ID the dutv ~
every good man and patriot Let peace then 81 restored
the country let dlscord between ifs vaons xactons
slumber forever And when this is the hen We
come to realize that we brethren interested ia each
others welfare, The country will bound forward over The
road TO prosperity with rapidly that will cause the
world TO look on and marvel But lei this strife con
tnue and requires no prophet 10 oreiel that hence
orh we shall 81 forward At the slow aud aggard pace Of
other nations, whom II has required centuries to perform
what 70 ns was but the work Il single generation
was my design Ia the outset, examine the other
two measures reported by the commteethe one for the
reception II fugitive slaves and the other for the abo
ton Of the slave trade in the District of Columbia hui
The condition Of my health admonshes me Ia close ana
must lake some other occasion to examine the measures
referred to.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


CONN., HsHas ~ Lswrs, anosss~sy Alus~na o. ssa-
essl travelling Agent ~ AAhA. and Tsnnssses ssd ~ ~ y
3. BRsTT.
00MT. IsnAEL T. JAnss No In South TENN street. PhiadeL
phis general travelling agent assisted ~ Mesuss Wa III
WELD, JoHn coLLHs yAsns DEsRxs. A. ktRK WxLLssxos,
r. A. EvAns, JAnss CLARK, and r. Locxs.
0y-Mr W. JAnEs, No Hasoa street, Cincinnati,
general travelling for nc States, sed BY Ms
ss1nJ r. Drxr JAsos TAsLos w AnnsrKons, PsssaN
Looxs, w. Ramsay, and q. srElHHAr ls 4
0g-Rccepo from either Of the above will Be good.
COW PALnss, American Newspaper AGENT The only
aahorxed agent paper css Of Boston, New YORK.
and Phsdephis duty Empowered % take advertisements Ind
subscriptions e required ~ His receipts win Be
regarded payments. Hs Offices aeBosson,e Congress strss
Msw son Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest corner q
Third Chestnut Streets
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lUirL be open fr reception Of
tsnsve improvements progress give aspect
No sxPense viii be spared In adding
cosnlon and pleasure o. the
Knownx By the positive
rnruons effect IN psncu
cases. regarded good policy % enlarge the
conpes The original d<sGn, gafy the
fancy guesi ws - souno Their health and pleas
Situated ezaaky bsatAy ssen y fall view o. the
bold BIas Rds. and hs vieiay she sssasf yass q War
renon, vs ho1.ssssh o. q ea5ss ovsr r. improving
mo alleys, me psso gslley as pine Of bsrds 9. ne
e APPROVAL while the ALLOW deer and
The swn eod silver nh No oh and s relieve
Interested In the satra In
which expanded hberny could
add the comfort and accommodation OF visitors The
hurdle and The fancy bill masquerade and brilliant
hwcsks win lend their respective stschos Nor are these
ppsssons dernsd car she monds only To The holy ministers
s summer without The of
The church arr respected throughout the season.
These rpn are % - miles, according % the route taken from
fredericksburg and ~ 50 Aerantra Tr-veckiy viii
run o bon mese points u luy when daily lines viii b. estsb
These spnns post once books . wsrsnson
spring. and ~ letter. shoad BE- . drcd they
Tenn q bourd % Be $50 me whole ssson end
ins ia October o75 months months Ais for
one month Go pr es fr two weeks per day.
ar lod~nr esrnno md wears old
half prics No charge ox chdrcn under three When
pafne tables provided ar children before the hour those
who retain tbs ordinary able win be charged price.
Horses 50 day, or 80 month. x.,,,~ .
luna Is Superintendent
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THE this place opened stages daily
between il and JOhn's, point Ohio
railroad, distant only and half miles.
vsiters leaving Baltimore Washington the morning.
O'Clock In the evening and from Cumberland past
liza m.
recommended gout chronic diarGa, Diseases
kdneysand especially ecscious irrexu
anes OF pccuiise the other A luxury
bathing unsurpassed There nineteen pungny baths
and feet depn copousy supplied
of7A deg Fahrenheit shower
spout, and artificial warm baths -&4 8
The undersyned which win about
four hundred persons furnished throughout with hair
best Bam0se and,
comlor, best
The provided, and pains expense
In catering for this esabhment Bedford and mineral
will be kept the bar wie in the immediate neiehboood
there nne ehaIybeate and sulphur springs N.fS
Terms, hersiooe so for e m week. with absfemsns Of
twcnsy, wecks
ooag their stay, and b. according
lodging accommodation required.
June 2B-6wdhc JOHN sTROTnER.
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~ nsssslA. Psasy Psans. go Oad Psans-Es~s me-
duce6.
= AeU Ths Steamer o-eseiA wins as len q !aly,
uw3& conanenee making trips week - The above
places, leaving wsshaslon every "Wednesday and
ss;usaay = soeiees saang leave Norfolk sssu Monday
Toaehins going ~ rsiaay. Pnsy Point od Point, cops
river and the usual tsudings the Posornnc. Tx 49,
Rsssnse y Pnsy Potnt, a.
during thc blthng season. -. 'sf ~ --7.S7 III T-k
Passage and fsse 70 Norfolk -. t
July +-u JAMES MITCHELL.
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cuPRRIog HOUSEHOLD yURNrruRE At AUCTION. On
~ Thursday, IL 10 o'clock, shall
Johnston, r. opposite the Patent
effects, consisting In Of
Mahogany yoiaIe lounge, mahogany Louis XIV sofa Table
Iush-coveTed chains
chairs
. Wainut cottage beaded ehnr kat
Maple cane-seat chairs g fsAssaas
Mahogany and painted bookcases
cabinet and stand sA
Mahogany marble bouhct
table 55l B
Mahogany light stand, walnut whatnot
Mahogany Buffers tray and stand
Mahogany oval hnl table A
Tapestry, tIree-ply, end ingram carpets tot
Venetian stair carpet brass stair rods H sll
Hall, solar, and other ianps, antique Vases
White, blue-iined cottage chamber set
Walnut French bedsteads, walnut washstands
Gothic dressing table, walnut bureaus
PalOr and chamber curtains and cornices
Feather beds and mattresses, IRE sets
China, dinner, and service
glassware, table cutlery, spoons ssM* III
Air tight stoves, Ac. 1872, 5sai
Torethcr with An Of kitchen requisites
The whole for private
family, sale time previous the
applying the undersigned, when not disposed
Of they will be sold at auction without reserve
cash go credit Of two and four
months for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
July 4-eodAds M Aucuoncers
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h,. = - ve notice that amer sevesoa pvcalmtnsry
mesunss Professors - saisurs Of music Y ~ cry 90
cy was lssd ~ evsnfrg under - ue q NJ Wn1nnron
Phssmosie sossv ksvnS pnsips ob,sd ns sfvance-
", ss. s ssssa 80 "a a. sess uowns
elected iu o6cerst as N a
A. r. Kieckhogfes, President
samuel Caruri, Vice President - ...-a a ~ is ~ 81
Chas. O. Baylor and J0e. J. kee<ier, heeressncss
VIM. p. Webb, Treasurer ~
Jules Marie, Librarian. ~
Ios O. Foeftsch and Al schad Curatoss. Il :.
Any renemen professors and amateurs Of music who may -
desus becoming members 81 ne shove socs w Rssss
meeting Of msnber Mr. kfcct boefefr i2
b wees Streets Monday evening next, IN Inst,
as O'clock D. M SIGNIFY ucir Intention IN writing Hsvfoue q
ms meeting nerwaxs ~ admitted wilhou} ne
regular eecuon Ieid down by The consultation
@. a. BAYLOR,
jos. J. KEseLEn,
Juy4 "a svcrsssries
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Tkoss persons who prefer priced receive
rrssn popoon they viii be purchased for cash a. educ
o. Country agents required Applications post
paid TO the comp~nyr Depot As above.
l-d3m
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tie and genial soil u Assam........ 90
With introduction these mafchess
pfopneso distribute by lot the
purchasers qaay oftsas equal years pcnu on the
Each purchaser win receive enclosed In the package numbered
the distribution
my receipts, amounting go 900, the
under parcels Of s vane Of ten cents
oyine ala y I. X
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wvyu sOuTvsnnu oUANrnnLY REVIEW. puh-
shcd 4 srrrs vosuns Hssosf l. i've dss
~ T - Magazine or Boys and Girls pubiahsd
r.nrthtv ~ Cnsrlsrson, fb one dollar per nnnun. 80 ~
the scussen Lsa Gazette, Family journal devoted % L
srasnrs, ths Arss snd scsnesss - = oensss,
Jss received ~ The underened who VIII hsve en reG9lax
uJ JSy ! Sa''' vaANcK TArLos.
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I'D drseaUica stftets WIG f0Fk
THE proprietor beg Of connosseus tea
families, choice and selection
ported them hitherto country,
iher ssance and dscacy conbinsd with virgin purity and
infusion al richness
The tsss o1sred the tolowinss
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cEA BATHING, Cape Island, N. J.Conpess Hall Tor
sy M Ms nov open for sa ss r ssgS Of s
have been greatly improved
he boat exclusively for this house, win always be tn attendance
' Cous. Hail being sius.sd ground, q The
~ s sr !. i houses id on sosad
through hs hot sand nor through public bathing
ground the communicated herewith being private. ~.
decidedly best the island.
fore reesivcd VIII during give
isfscuon % those who may favor him Win car; ~
ID EmovED-Tbe subscribers would respectfully
rom Uoncer Hail TO washington Hail.
and Pennsylvania south side where we shall keep large
the ssnsoa q peons aniss dealers assuring hem that
they win do well call and examine Ssoss
Aucuoneen and Commission Merchants.
ADDE'S and Childrsn's Hosiery.-We have received
l. 50 dozen ladies' plain wh,s coilon hose, al 50
do do white open. worked, IL ~
100 DO misses pslu white plain brown, open
!. !: embracing every possible nre
oLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, . CO.
THE opening nice 10. sood ordered
hair brushes dressing combs tooth brushes
ss npso; boy u ses. and >" ss glasses
fans, Ae' dozen wooden bonnet boxes, cheap
July a-a Psrhmer and oorb Store, Penn. AZ.
GEORGE w. Taedgkins ana john n. Msrsdish, hav-
ing purchased .e store lately occupied BY Joseph Nsvs
industry and attention 10 give general satisfaction.
sock sovs ssss, plates, copper, shse.on
To roofing srscused despatch Their
The b under the name Of Hodskns Mersdh.
july 2-dlws
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CARDThe sabscribem method of Informing their
custome that their nafyeay will be made
the 25h instant and delivered before the LEI Of July when
ccnedeny expeced Of all 70 come forward settle up and start
June s-awn H HooE 90,
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NATIONAL EATING HoUsE.-Just received, direct nom
IN Mayngao Porto Rico
ct superior genuine Green Tars also nom Norfolk and
adjacent markets. eh and sced crabs, son and
fresh mackcre heepuhead, Other luxure q
al Of which VIII be served with despatch, and In e best po
oSssoup ready II O'Clock FsmiIie.
sss WALKER = sHADD.
June I9--lweod
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Now York LAfe insurance Company,
OTes, No. 50 van direct, Men York.

Morris FRAHxLIN, president
SPENCER .. BEKEDrcT, vice president.
N& PLNY FREEMAN, actuary.
THIS company conducted upon principle
upon principle leaving proportion of the
hands Of has greatly
profits, and conferred ~ benefits III the
possible and outlay 10 insurers III fs4Ss ss
Insurance granted 70 persons visiting California
agency Washington comprehends ms following Qcen
VIM Jones, NJ d. medical examiner, near corner % and %
..a64a ss
Opposite Union Buildings. June 2-6
House-Furnishing Dry Goods
n III HoOE CO.. Market Space 7th 6sh streets
full and complete assortment Of the follow
ing II -..s S ss
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English Brussels step Bus-
sells Imperial ply superhne ngrains, hne and
gras tw0d venetans a widt plain Vcneuan al widths
drngge baze crub c0t brass stair rods chenille and
door oiciofhs from to u ectin width (Which
will At shaped ha white and colored Can
ton nlattings.
sUNDRIEs.
Curtain de danasks muslin curtains,
brodcred musins tasse Iocp gmp &c linen
napknn, pillow and bolster linens
damask and c0Orod Marsoics quite
white u 50 up cl0h table and piano
Piano white c0ored furniture d
and Russia Diapers housewife and family
nens bed biankeeas vaeyi crib BLANKETS and quilts &c
&c. A a M .@ 18 III IL .asy. !. Z. Isl
are nnxious 10 close with the season. June 81
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WEsrs ssIIsng - ~ rsnsnant q eur bsrrstf.l
stock of ich nn1 IN fboads; aso, large nGsot
fnowers 10 bnnches and bridal wo1hs dsm short and half
'''a h''' Assk snsso'dersd nhs ,A,wrs,.
%a-d1 Fancy cenh "a rsrlsnpy Store, Penn. A.
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United states Hotel, Warrington cisy.
ssS.rnsr aryouSesn Snx - Board a 50 pcr day.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs public from e LIST Of
July the price reduced from y % u 80 day
and n the same Inducements heretofore,
travellers visiting Washinson = regards sceommoda
lions Of tho proprietor please hts guests
The United states Hotel conveniently stuxted
minutes, walk Of the railroad
cp0 Ave The hotel
pabe accommodating hundred and forty AIRY and
Of The generally will give Satisfaction
the object proprietor reducing the price Of board y % In
duee fair srare az paironaSc u time
me his table will be wen Furnished his .evsn
~ atfenvc ana the Of his house generally shall
equal al hotels, which charge " day
baggage will attend y the railroad depot ana steamboat
VIVA" = ''"'S' 1855 EDW. II. FULLER, Proprietor.
number Of boardc Will De taken low during
the Of Congress. y. II. r.
July l--3taw lmAlaw2m t
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INEN cambrfc TsandkerchisfA.-Ths underusssd
attention of their friends and the public
orally below named win be found wory
special examination. We have received
100 dox. linen cambdc hdkh. a. II per dozen
50 DO DO DO af b. DO nns linen
do do a. - do
100 DO DO do at ~ 80. - 10, and . DO.
10 sfne colorcd and black borderSd linen lawn
Is do plain linen hdkn.
A part of winch bargains rarely found.
Embroidered trimmed and untimmed, sco0pad,
borcred suched, ae all u which prepared 10 o
:" 's''' '''' - cLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
May ls-3awf
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Bssatse.l Csuntsy Resaaenss or ssis, ss.eaAslns
one hundred and ax acres half IN ms timber and well
tered aa1 hose, f6sr ~ twenty feet win ever
convsuisnce eiuh miles Wssgon cay nae ban wf s.oe
Jeremiah orms Geogsown, andM Middleton Bes Wsss
Rosss sS gwen Immediately and bargain for cash.
MAY 3o--0aw4w b RtfN fNt
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~. }. THE public are informed that and aner the 24h
instant splendid owpressure steamer Baltimore,
CAPTAIN a. fitted with and hundred
and y berhs hold, will regularly freight
passenger WasnsQn and Aexandra and Bald
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thudays O'Clock,
Aqua Creek and arrive q Pnsy Point about ooch
M and AZ baltimore Of night Returning, the Bal
ore WIN leave Commerce wharf, BALTIMORE O'Clock, p
M on Tuesdays Fridays arriving Al 10 O'Clock
urdays.
Passage from Washington to Msrbary:.:-......el %
Do DO finey fosnt'.......
do BALTIMORE ~
Excursion tickets to Baltimore with privilege OF re-
turning afternoon. wv
Meals stale extra.
For further pacuas for freight apply 10 the captain on board
o y p S"'' 's''' = -' GE6RGE MATTIScLY, agent
June l2-awif