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bsffled the army, have stimulated afresh the old
revolutionary sssociations, and have threatened to
hasten iAs period when foreign aid will be needed
on land as well as on sea, TO prop up the Tartar
dominion.
Be that result remote or near, we can pretend to
no decorous compunctions Al lis approach. care
aware indeed, that like every other form Of govern.
ment under the sun, the Chinese poty has found
its spologists. Amable enthusiasts have diated on
the virtues of paternal despotism, which, reliev-
ing its subjects from the cares Of selfgovernment,
leaves them all the more time to dig and delve, TO
feed and multiply. And if these were the only
objects of social man, or the highest that even
the Chinese type had proved capable of attaining,
the eulogy might pass. But the race that, when
Northern Europe was in its homage, invented
printing, guppowder, and the magnetic compass,
claim to be cosidered as something more than bees,
and ants, and beavers. To the polity which, like
the shoe that cramps the feet of their women. has
restrained a race who had advanced SO far, from
advancing step ever since, the praise may, in
deed, be due, of being the most perfect engine for
reducing mind TO q routine 80 unvaryng, from gen.
Grafton to generation, to resemble instinct The
shocks that threaten the subversion of such a
poty, il is pos ible TO contemplate without alarm
Contrasted with the artificial tOrp0r which has for
centuries benumbed the vast population of China,
the most boisterous CONVERSIONS are welcome, as
prognostics of vigor and revival.
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Insurroctiou In Turkey.

Our fears are justified all Bosnia and the Herze-
gowina is in arms; civil RACES in all its hor-
Iors. Sarsjevo lies under the guns of the en-
trenched camp of Goritzka, and trembles before
him and the insurgents in the neighborhood. This
city, with its 60 900 inha bitants its riches and great
commercial stores, is devoted to ruin, unless the
deputatlsn which is now gone to the insurgent camp
can buy of the attack All our troops are con-
centrated, and the hospitals are full The Seras-
what was going on in Herzegovina, in order to
unite with The cavalry there. The Arnauts (for-
merly gendarmes,) with Captain Dsutella, who
amnested by the Seraskiers, at their head, have
been sent with division of infantry, under the
Pole Dielinski, through the mountain passes after
Mostar. Kanas Pacha met them there and was
well beaten, wherespon Mostar made his subjec-
tion through fear. The two sons of the old Vizer
Ali Pacha are still at the head of the conspiracy,
as is the Pacha of Tusla. The son of the Pacha
of Tusla and the Pacha of Zwomik have fled to
the Seryan territories.
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springs from good conscience, and which alone is
durable, TO fortify themselves each day more and
more in the principles, and 10 the exercise OF the
duties which the divine Saviour has taught to men.
Art. 3.-All the powers who are willing So
lemnly to avow the sacred principles which have
dictated the present act, and recognise how i'm
peYtant il is 10 the happiness OF nations, too long
sgtaed, that these truths should exercise hereafter,
over human destinies, all the influence which be-
longs TO them. will be received with as much
cordislity as affection into the Holy Alliance.
Made triple, and signed at Paris, the year OF
grace 1915, the (26th) 14th of September.
IL. 81 FRANcoIs.
IL. S) FRKpERIc GUILLAUME.
IL. 81 ALExANDRE.
The Senators, who have by this time found out
that all exactions and sacrifices made 10 settling
the slavery question, entailed nothing but losses
and the membe Of Congress, and the people, who
are, no doubt, beginning to think that the white
race is of some value, may slowly turn their at
tention outwards to Europe and its psople-to
the map of the world and It's capabilities. After
the white has received his share Of assistance,
it will be proper to give The negro that sympathy
which shall make his condition consistent with
his nature and his rights. The white man, in
Europe, is a worse slave; and his masters worse
men than can be found in America. His position
is more pelous, also, than that of the negro race
. . MApCrS
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BALTIMORE, December q, 1870.
Case of Insauuy-Large Property Ispotped-
Curious Facts, &C., &c.
Sheriff Cloud, yesterday, summoned . jury !
hold an inquest, by virtue Of writ Of hHnatiso a.
qrrendo, into the sanity of Miss Rachel Colvir
an old miser and millionaire of our city, who's
real estate is valued at nearly sl,O00,000. Tn
result Of the inquest was, that the jury di
lot consider her mentally capable Of furthe
care Of her vast estate, which has been, fd
80 long time, 30 skilfully managed by her. Tn
bulk Of this estate was left by her father 10 heI
self and brother, and entailed TO a distant relt
tive, nearly halt a century ago. One condltid
OF their continuing In possession OF the estatJ
during their ves, was, that they. should renal
single. The father died crazy and hearing somI
Immediately preceding his death, he expressed
hope that II they did, il would catch fire and bu1
down. His body was, however, carried to the o(
Light street Methodist Church-a frame buildinI
which stood on the site Of the present strncturc}
and, sure enough, il did catch fire, and was bun@
down, the body having with difficulty been rel
cued from the flames. A brother and sister
Miss Rachel have since died, deranged and no \
IL seems, her turn has come. She has been in thI
condition some time, and subject to the most unnI
tural vsRsries imagining that she is encisnfs, at
that General " sshington 10 her husband.
The estate, learn, except such portion as 81
has acquired, by the rents, in her own name, pass
10 some poor relatives, in the State Of Dclawa
That which is in her own name will 20 to n
niece, who, IL 10 said, has been made her sole hs
by will recorded during the time she was iu
sane state Of mind.
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ARREST OF RETURNED CALIFORNIAN, CHaRo
WITH MuRDER.-Our readers will recollect Il
last May, a returned Californian by the nsmd
Johnson, of Bangor, on his way thither ia
at Belfast, which was found and returned to hi
Mr.. Johnson was considered TO be a very luel
man, not only in recovering his gold, but In bel
able TO bring home so large "pile," consderi
the sbortness OF HE absence. Last Friday, ~
fortunate Mr. Johnson was arrested by an ofhi
from New York, on a requisition from the Covert
Of California, for the robbery and murder of n|
in California, some time last winter or spring
most horrible part OF the affair s, that two innocI
persons were accused ss the murderers, convicl
and hung, while Johnson was in the States. So
recent Developments, however, came out conne
ing BIN with the murder, which left no room
doubt as to his guilt, and caused his srrest-B@
(Afe.) Titbpne, Dec 3
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TuK PoRK AND BEEF TRADE OF THE WEsT.-Tl
St. Louis (Ms) Iatehigewcsy, of the 18th al
sayss-At two houses in this city only I, ,060 hel
of hogs had been killed up to p. M. last eveniu
Al Riley's $40 and at Ashcrook's $50 were slaug
tered. This requires the work Of nearly II
days. Yesterday, however, very few were kill
and II is more th An probable nothing will be dol
In this line to-day. The two houses named are 4
only ones that have commenced operations az VI
and, therefore, the total number killed for packij
purposes up to date is az stated, $50 head. VI
hear Of the following sales, both lots to arrivI
500 head Monday evening, and bought on an ord
at 50 TO - 25, dividing on two hundred pounds, al
six hundred day, No. I and TO weigh 20 lbs.
over, at O. Is. II IL confidently asserted that tn
figures are too high, and will not govern the nj
ket upon heavier arrivals, and that in order
stimulate driving, few thousand head have be
purchased at quoted rates. This may be 30,
may not, and we would, therefore, caution
country friends not to place any very great reliar
upon outside rafes, bat we think that good nm
chsntsble hogs, OF a proper weight, say from [
to 300 lbs will meet with ready sale at az rs, d
for weights of 220 and $50 lbs o. to 90 12l will I
readily paid. We hear of no sales OF beef catt
for packing, and the principal operator in this ci
after having cut between 600 and 700 head,
Withdrawn from the market on account Of the Cd
tinued high prices. Good and choice descriptio
are In demand, for shipmsat and city butcherit
and prices range according to size and condit
from ~ 30 TO - Is. the highest figures for Nd
bullocks weighing 600 lbs net and over.
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evPstsr Cousr OF rsr UrrrD srArrs, Dee.
Present ss yesterday. No. 20 r. Hogg ct al, ph
tifs In error, W. John n Emerson The argument
this cause vas continued for the plaintiffs sad for
defendant In error.
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ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS,
RECEIVED BY THE
BRITISH STEAMSHIP ASIA
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

The Gossip and Politics Of the Old wsrsd.
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Lrvrprool Pnicrs CuRpsvr, November ~ 2-sugn-
The market remains in o quiet state, but prices
very firm and the ssles consist on 500 cssNb 900
bess Of Bepeai and 27oo bags adrss s-the latter at
s4s Cd 10 3bs sd per ewt. t.-forcien. nothing doing
Messes Perto Rico. Of ordinary quality los Sd per
Cocoa 33s per owt. Rce-Csrolins les Cd 10 ios,
and Bengal Sc. cd. per cvt for broken. Rum-Esst
India &C. 7kd. per gallon proof Tea-rhere has bssn
lssr activity In the market but alteration In prices
can be quoted Shell lac steady, sni lac dye without
change East India borax 64s. Tin. uncertiaed, Tes
per cvt Castor OIL skd to 4xd per IN. Gambler 1is
a. per ewt. Esst India rspeseed fOs per quarter
ssfpeue zee ca per svt Nitrate Of sods lSs Ga TO
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VIENNA
CONGRESS OF VIENNA, 1915.
Plenopeniiaries named at the Congress, viz -
For HIS Majesty the Emperor OF Austria, Ktsg
Of Hungary a~d Bohe,nta--Clement-W Wenceslas Lo-
thsre, Prince Of Meuernich, Winnebourg, Ochsen-
hausen, Chevalier (or kniRht OF the Golden Fleece,
Grand Cross Of the Royal order Of st. Stephen,
Chevaler OF the Orders Of St Andrew, Of ST. Alex
snder Newsky, and OF ~. Anne Of the first class,
Grand Gordon Of the Legion Of Honor, Chevalier
Of tbs Order Of the Elephant, Of the Supreme Or
der Of the Annuncistion, OF the Black Eagle and
a. the Red Eagles Of the Seraphims, Of IT. Joseph
Of Tuscany, OF st. Hubert, OF the Golden Eagle
Of Wuriemeerg. OF Fidelity OF Baden, o. 81.
cclor Of the Military Order OF Maria Theresa,
Curator Of the Academy OF Fine Arts, Cham.
berlsin, the intimate and actual Counsellor OF
Hungary and bohemia, his Minister Of State, Of
conferences and foreign affairs; and Jean Philippe,
Baron Of Wessenberr, Chevslier Grand Cross OF
the Military and Religious Order Of the Saints
Maurice and Lszsre, Grand Cross Of the Order OF
the Red Eagle Of Prussia, and Of that Of the Crown
OF Bav aria, Chamberlain, and intimate and actual
Counsellor Of his Imperial Msjesty and Royal
F% ms Majesty the King of Spain o~d the IN
dio-Don Pierre Gomez Labrador, Chevalier Of
the Royal and distinguished Order OF Charles I'LL,
and his Counsellor OF State.
For Hs Mclssiy the king Of Eranes and Ma
rdrfe- Charles Maurice de Talleyrand, Perigoord,
Prince Of Benevento, Peer Of France, Minister,
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, Grand
Gordon Of the Legion Of Honor, Chevalier of the
Order Of the Golden Fleece, Grand Cross OF the
Order of ST. Stephen Of Hungary, Of the Order Of
ST. An irew, Of the Orders of the Black Eagle and
Of the Red Eagle ofthe Order Of the Elephant, oftbe
Order ofSt Hubert, Of the Crown Of Saxony, OF the
Order Of St Joseph Of the Order of the Sun.of Per-
Ella, &c The Duke Of DalberR, Minister Of State Of
| his Majesty the King Of France and Navarro,
Grand Gordon Of the Legion Of Honor, Of that Of
Fidelity of Baden, and Chevslier of the Order OF
ST John Of Jerusalem The Count Gouveret de
Ia Tour du Pin. Chevalier Of the Royal and Mill
tary Order Of St Louis, and Of the Legion Of Hon
or, Envoye Extraordinary and Minister Pleniyo-
tenfiary Of His Majesty the King Of the Neither
lands andAlexis, Count de Noailhes, Cbevslier Of
the Royal and Military Order Of ~ Louis, Grand
Cross OF the Royal and Military Order OF Saints
Maurice and Lazsre, Chevalier Of the Order Of
81. John Of Jerusalem, OF Leopold, of Saint Wolo-
dimir, Of Merit of Prussia and Colonel IN the SER
vice OF France
For HIS Maj,sfy the Ri~g Of the Unlted King-
dom of Great Britain ard frsfa~d-The Right
Honorable Robert Stewart, Yiscount Castlereagh,
Pnvy Counsellor Of His Majesty, Member OF Par
Lament, Colonel Of the Londonderry Militia, MS
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VHE AMERICAN FARMER is Published monthly In the
Of copies for -, thirteen for
alo, fkry $40 July under the
hvornhe the OF the Maryland State Ag
cultural Society and all the prize and OF its committees
therein. The meeting determined TO
appropriated follows Of silver plate,
awarded obtaining by LIST OF
Ocnber. subscribers the
noncms and 40 third
The pubse added other payable
CULTURAL offered 800 for for the
volume $50 silver plate for the best for the
Of farm buildings and the management Of the
cultivation Of tobacco and
Gao the essay the management Of the dairy
appear July, viii contain OF the
Rusrs, OF Virginia,
public particularly Of the
Virginia, Maryland Caronas the details
occupied
farming be made
profitable second asr
chnrxs that his clear interest
land implements stocks &c. SIG
1881 cent? fourth ~ 80 cent and
mn 500 besides supporting his family his hands
raising Of his farm inunsicay 10 double us
when took hand Every farmer and PLANTER particular
y tide discts OF country, win read THIS with
This number s other valuable papers,
which from Gnosos Doss,s esa Corresponding
Maryland State Agricultural society, on e CON
unon the wire fence and nom Col cArRoS on The same sub
Y xdSrs.s ''' 80 = - SAMUEL SANDS, Publi.hsr,
er Maryland ssse Agricultural socety,s Hail.
June 9s-4osw4t les Bslunefe e., Baltimore Maryland
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college Sd. James, yvash,gton county, NIaryland.


Eighth Session win opea on Monday October on which day
the punctuai attendance of all the students requested The
duties q the Glasses are promptly and i'm
poant that all their members, old should
the opening The
LIST OF October LIST Of
August September. College, all
full professors have pursuing
OF collegiate studies prescribed in the older
colleges the North AT the the third
ating class received their acadenical degrees
In the Grammar School, which immediately adons the College,
the preparatory carefully competent
under the Of the Professors of the College Thus pupils
enter Institution early their entire
course q study undr The same direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial merber
collegiate o. pepsao classes who may be preparing for the count
other professional e Such students admitted
al e privileges and of ihef several classes subs
tutng studies,
cessary preparation for Business. .5
French ID study, charge,
In addition French mercantile will be
without CHARGE German, other modern language.
The location College perfectly heaul;
villages
young Moral and religious education chief design OF
sitadon.f e 81 ( et u
The expenses
carefully
any other expenses OF student M
All the departments under the immediate supervision Of the
Undersigned, whom application be made for OF the
Reter for further information well for the admission
Of pupils 'nst. u A7 tia9 JOHN b. KERFooT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m 4ts College Of ST. James, p. o. Maryland
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ny Presidenf q the Un1ted stsss-.
:s .s q .ss "a ss e ~
ne s' s.. q iss m T. sss 4 s s
A me land once q kEMNAssyLE ss@a.sns,nE on Mon
ne sas Sss.s
Sssh q lAs base line and east ef Inc principal msyidsn
Township thirteen, eneep, the eastern tier Of seeons range
~, thirty .hir,yoa and thirty Two, q range sixteen
and fractional townships thirty, tvone, and thywo range
inclusive seventeen to twenty inclusive and
township ee and ssssn a0d s oSmS
gnss ans eas s, ss q s range s,saesn
Townships hve township seventeen sections
thirty and thirty township eighteen, lencep I'VE, ak
seven eight. thirty and thirty township nineteen, lescept
twenty Ave- Twelve, thirteen, twenty
one sncep, section sr and township twenr Of range
Township eighteen township nineeen except three,
four nye eight ten nieen ,wenseyen and thirty four , and
Township twenty six, OF range twenty four.
North Of the base line and Of the principal msridan.
| Township one, OF range seventeen. NJ w 4iqt Is zaa
land ONCE TALAHAssEE, commencing Monday,
the day Of January the disposal Of public
lands situated within te aforementioned townships and parts Of
South Of tic base line and cas-. Of tho principal meridian
The Of sectons township four range
fractional fractional township SIN, Of range six self
L
Township twelve, Of range twelve. att1 ratet @a t
North Of the base line and osst of the principal midian
Sections twenty thirty four and thirty fve Of township
/ five, OF range eight "A at.#
SECTIONS iwenyonc twenty-five, township four, range
i nine. "A t45sr .a5s a-
Sections two, township three, Of range eleven
Sections eglteen nineteen thirty, and thirty In township
sections Ave. eight eighteen,
twenty, thirty and hiryone, Of Choctnw Hachie
township tree sections four hye, nne feen,
TWENTY-FIVE, twenty seven twenty eight twenty Mines irwo,
seven, eighteen, nineteen twenty twenty eight
nne, thirty three, and thirty four Of Choctaw Hachie yer
| In township five, Of ange sixteen. EsAl
Sections hirone and thirty in township Of range nine
| teeIs.
AUGUSTINE, commencing Monday,
the fourteenth day Of January for Tie disposal OF the public
situated within the aforementioned townships and
townships, u wit
South Of the base line, and east Of the principal meridiaa
Township twenty-five except thirty and
fraction Of section twenty and township twenty Of
twentysev ssh kff4fs4f G+31 4&Et 4
Townships twentytee, twenty four, twenty i've, twentyx
township Except sections thirty
and thirty tiTeeD twenty eight. tgz
Townships wenty five and twenysi OF twenty nine
appropriated by the schools, military
otier purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering the above lands will be commenced
appointed and in the order in which they
offered and the sales thus cosed But sale shall
longer weeks and entry any Of
lands viii be admitted until AFTER the Of the
hand, Of Washington, this
September Domini thousand eight hundred and forty
nine Y. TAYLOR.
BY the President.
Commissionor of the (,enera I. and 0dice
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UE subscriber proposes open school This place.
meacing Mondays tbe as DAY o. October next and temna
casses The book ued IN the Junior win be Ste
Blackstone vol stafke Evidence Stephen Plead
Ing Evidence The will
Tucker Commentaries G,senleaf and s,kie Eyi
dence each,) PfcedinG Goud
vol 81 entity Pleading, olconbe Introduction Equity Ids
pfudsncs Lubef Equity eang M,fis Pleading LonrSf nj
II Property Executors and
hesmsp win be made with PhlsdeRha law Publisher 70 fur
subscrIbcs lectures requested ~ him
and 70 inform him Wheeler they desire
any the above works. through this
dun They viii b inshed 20 ta sdsnr a cos Ihe men
The hour me daily lectures 10
win be arranged BY The subscriber a % enable any
o Washington College should they deem ~ expedien 70 Do 20
win ~ OF e the Juris
dicfion and psecdce oftbc Federal Courts.
John w. BRoCKENBRoUGH.
Lsrrsrop, Va, July II, lete
July ia
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NOME % me cheap sssrs--Gzsss s~xssans IN "
goodsThe undersigned attention a ths Il
their additional supply of fancy dress goods received
day. Among them hey woud mention INV
10 pieces rich saun dc ehenes
80 90 ANAL figured chansesbLe siiks
10 do plain changesbIe glace do
do pink and white watered do
do plain white satin
10 do eoored bonnet satns and corded SIk.
20 do do noTenees, In all shades
do and "a nch black silk
do ~ black Turk satin
This ot of silks win be sold Is per cent less than ., -
an IN want hereoie are invited to call early examine or ~
IN MERINos, have just opened 80 pieces, amou. se
DC iouhd mazarine blue, light blue dark light es s
garnet brown, crimson, scarlet and pink These good a ~
and win be sold much under the usual prices. s's w
and double width casmees every desirable and sha
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered nannels, for dresses
% pieces PLAIN ehaDgeabe and stripe alpacas
100 do style faney prints Ns
Also, ~ pieces small plaid gingham
Iogeue with great variety, and certainly cheapest
ever mad q plain fancy coored velyeis, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, Of the newest style
SIX and nband neck ties, belts sNI
uosienes OF all and description fSa*le.H
LADIES merino vests, OF both long
Gloves OF mostly every number and Kind
InehcamDne handkerche from the finest the COM
In MOURNING GOODS, we have now complete assor,u
embracing mostly any artcie that may be called for
And stock OF SHAWLs, opened this day. will beat ANA
I'm point Of elegance of style and ceapness
offered. tA4fast@a IA
The public respectfully exanine these new goo
fore buying, as great bargains may be expected III "
BARNES 4 MITCHELL
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania aveas
Dec 5-3taw2wif
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NEW MUsIC.Just received oldesablished Music 40
IN Stationery Store door Of 18th Pennsylvania
nue. following and popular Music, from pubisheu,
Hall Son. New York, which we will sell reduce
price, four cents per page 8t VIM FISCHER
The Lonely Rose sung by Jenny Lind composed BY Bake
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover. + -
why do Weep Thee, admired ballad, written by Wallace
When pensve feelings wake the SIGH written by Austin Phillip
Were but bis wife, by Maeder IN
The Mosquito Polka, by j. Slomnn. AZ
Dgenr Hose Company Quick step as performed by Dodwor
Two Merry Gipsics duet, BY McFarren. sg
Voice from WAVES, duet composed by Stephen Glover
The Preside Song, by w. ". Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament sung BY Dumboltons 6ccnas
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by Srakosh Z"
Susan Bayne, sung by Christys Mnstrels.
vae Scottish ballad BY the composer Of the "oid KIN
yard.n
Filtration Polka, BY M. Stakosh.
Robert lie Diabe, arranged by +. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations, BY James 9. Maeder
The syren Polka, by M Snakosh ah
Ia Syphide, Fantase Romantque, by M Strakosh
The Ethiopian Medley, overture arranged BY g. Enrich.
Gsitar pieces.
y Widow Maclree. % .{ fafs 8s5t. rts 4i s Goe
On, watch you well BY daylight 8sGa3as 1888
The of TTalee F. rst tHeas sh
The Bowid Soger Boy
Jeannet and Jeannot.
Snow. sts+s. t,ss5.sss s# sese est4.YF SO
Z The Low Rack,d Car.
oh, would girl again. $3.50
IKE si sssfsqat all, y L, Trip.
Child OF The Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind
Ratapian sung by Jenny Lind
Mazufka, Bateman.
My and bage horn, BY Watson
The Channels, as sung by The Rainier famiiy.
Our fair Italy, as a Duet
Beetbovens Dream pef
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THE having opened office the end OF Winder
building, opposite end OF the Navy Department. Offers
business transactions with
departments the government in the settlement Of
for the
pending before Congress- His long connection with
the Navy Department. IN dischargng the duties 81 an Important
with the mebers
possibly enable him render important service 10
such rs may entust their business his management
7T7TI7E 8sI VIM. b. SCOTT T III 4
., f Late Navy Agent.
Republican & Argus, Baltimore Richmond Enquirerj Herald
New York; Statesman, Pennsyivanian Phladel
pha of TWO dollars and send bill 10 me-
-
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FOR NORFOLK.

,<LN The steamer osCEoLA will on Saturday, the 7th
July making week the
place. leaving Washington every Wednesday Saturday
Returning Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day O'Clock y. m.
She win touch going and returng Pncy Point, Old Point Conc
River and 10 usu landings The Potomac.
Passage fare Norfolk .........,............S5
/" Piney FONT.
July 7--d1 LANES MITCHELL, Captain.