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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIPORN MA.

n. FOR san FRANCISCO, California; Regular
E&x& Lina-The clipper bark SALEM, Capt Collier.
- is nearly full and will leave positively IN about
week little more light fies be received, if offered
Immediately This will probably be the last change S sh
peEs from this port direct for several months For freight
or passage having superior accommodations apply to
l. lei VIM T. DEWEY, So Gravief Of.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of SaTsapRra has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she IS approaching that critical PERIOD 1.-THE Tu
for any of the numerous hoible diseases which eng
gre subject at this time of life This period may be deaye
PIE ior those who are approaching womar1ood,
cuaed to assist nature by quekenng the blood
amg the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for ~
ths delegate diseases to which subject
me Whoe sy5fe the natural
by removing the impurities the body, far stimula
ing as to produce subsequent relaxation wi CHS the case OF
most medicines tnken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine many severe and painful
surg ica operations may be o evented.
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD,
PoxTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY


On Sunday the Cars leave every hour.
X An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres Street evs,y
quarter Of an hour for the DepOt, '
Horse Gar will leave the city depot every mo- ming
Ut 0eoek, for the convenience of fishing parties.
81 mhi7 u 3t2p INV. SMITH Snuerln,epdsp,
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STEAMBOATS,. =


sn9S Via Rsy 81. Louis. Pass Christian and Pa.
caGZ2arSumnef Arrangement-The new
ar spiehdh now ~ Sure Iacket steamers ultt(sON. 4.
Al Hisrn. mas1Es md FLORIDA. WIN. +. Gibesso1
massr ea y "a The Lsss trade with
leave the Pon,charren Railroad daily. the ava at the
Lake Of The IL O'Clock. N. -. ...f
~ The Way Letter Bag will leave the office Of the
Assst promptly 1t hslf,g.st 4 O'clock. 4. n: A..
4 ~ = Canal Line steamer 81. Oh ARIES
sun iss;. AiPssssG; uEo' MS " s,y
8iszi ~ eso.ls-On sad as a.adey. Tho Tn inst
this new and spendid packet steamer VIM. g. Sutton.
ter built expressly tor The Lake sae with supeor accom-
eccck. and the Pontchaan Railroad the arrival Of the
~ Geek - can. Returning. will leave Mobile every
MONDAY MORNING. via al the above landings, and
eyess THUR SDAY EVENING direct.
S csSsd q The New Canal Wahouss at all hours
day and Friday, at O'Clock Pm.
The way Letter Bag will leave the office of the agent at
O'Clock on Wednesday and Saturday mornings
!s6 r GEDDES. Aren't, 10 Bank Place.
- PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD, -
's-..,,a. REDUCTION 0F-PRICESi .sl4
AN and after Sunday, the 18th inst, the fare will
- be reduced to Twenty-i five Cents for an Excursion
Ticket to and from the Laae. The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake. and are only good for the
- NEW ORLEANS,
- II
Z, MILNEBURG AND LAKE s,PoNTcHAETRAIN. >
PONTCHARTHAiN RAILROAD COMPANY.
Summer Hrrnr x>,.~, fo~ ID
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TO LET-Several Small houses one in
,Greenviie, ready furnished. Inquire of al
Gil lyos N HOLMES, 235 Gravier ST. -
HOUSES TO RENT.-A number of DWELLING
man and Preaux Streets from the first of October Ks
Apply to ts5 III G. M. FOGG $50 Magazine st. klz
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TO RENT = The undersigned having deter
- mined to move to the country, Wishes relet a>
venlent two story Brick Dwelling. l7i Girod street con- Ef
tanning nine shower bath, pantry and closets; has
fine front and side yard. well paved handsome
shrnbey This establishment has recently been elegantly fur
nlshed with the best furniture, all which will be
sold at great bargain. Apply on the premises 80
Camp street. fel9 If
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GRAND TnMPLE o. HoxoR. State Of Lousiana AT the
s..ss satn hsld on the sd Of May inshs of, Of New
Osssas tbs following officers were eectsd fov IN, ensuing
ysss sod'1s May is and duly installed By Past G. W.
Wlsm M,'es, delegais from Odson Temple No g. G w r.
fHssin GGneise dsie9ae ftem Ocean Temple No O. WIT
Ed io|nns4n deeeaie from Orleans Temple No g. q w Tt
~ a M mosni aelegate fr'm Ocsan Templs No 3, w U
Gompton: delegate from Orlsql jsmps No 8 q w G
!hs 9 " y appointed = Dep6 N T-PGW rs.
srsess fos Haarup District No Il Lewis, Shreveport
I'D River District Nos - -
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CHIIII)kEk.
1t is the safest and eecua medicine for panlyme
the ystem and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
birth sver dscoveFd strengthens both the mother and te
child prevents pain and disease increases and enches IL
1000 those who have used It think Indispensable IL
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth: csvenes piles,
ting, pain in the back and JOINTS false pains hemohase.
and regulating the seoretions and equazing the crcua
ton has no equal The great virtue of this medicine ia Il
always safe, and the most delicate and most successful
very lew cases require other medicine in some iii
and light food with this medicine, will always insure aIa
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EOX'S STARCH-3O0 boxes, in store and for
ans K u. GRIEPF S co ss IN and a Old r.eve.
FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER-30 kegs fresh
Goshen Butter. received per steamship Union and
for sale by lanai WIN. DEWEY SS Crayisr ct
FRESH SElDLlTZ and SODA POWDERS.
gross Seidiiz Powders. superior article, do Soda
do, landing snip yessore, for sale By ~ ~
my@ Y l.. MASSEY. corner Camp and Gravier s's
STAR CANDLES-500 boxes best Cincinnati
~ brands, Tor sale by
saS AID. GRiEFF Il 60. 81. " and u Old Lsys.
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~ =. hsl h,G ". Tsnpiar w G. Latham at II. bali
e IT,, with IT, mos bilisnt pvospects az uccess f,om
vs.s, AZ .nG IL, snsy ~ Of u members
were slsced officers for The present erm and duly
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cos TAv RA x 8 8


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
La the sure safest and certain remedy for this disas
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with astonhmen upon their taces atns
that they had used the nment for other diseases upon
OF their bodies near the bowels and that copous
had resulted fromt This result will always follow thoroug
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are cos
tva Let the experiment be tried. 1t il perfectly safe snd
N no instant can the Pain Extractor 90 harm.
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DOM ESTIC PORTS.
a.sr.,. CHARLRsTON AND HAVANA
HN(kf Packet - United States -MaI Line betoecn
4 n Wsst-The SPLENDID stsamshu iSA BKi.. Capt Rol
a MOO tons buhen. has r.umed her regular trRs IRON
for Chaeston-8h and 2d Of each month; leaving Chaes
ton for Havana on the 1st and 18th.
4',lr RATES PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah
Havana to key wet. "
70, further PARTICULAR, apply to
4 - M. G. MORDECAI, Charleston, or to
E. J. HART & co. ~ Tchoupilouas st. N. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS & co.
sV Passengers leaving Bavana by this ship can reach
Baltimore the Fifth Day By taking the Land Route, and
New York and Phade, pha the time by taking the
Steamship to those ports. do law
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FORE IGN PORTS.
n. FOR LIVERPOOIerhe splendid and fast sail.
@4&E ing Al packet ship JOHN TOOLE, having part
OF her cargo board will have Immediate dispatch.
For freight of 100 bales cotton, passage, apply to
je9 JOHN TOULE. % Rank Place.
x3, FOR FRklaHF OR CHAkrER-The new,
s4S& fast running Mexican schooner FAUSrlNA. Ri
beira, mas'er, will have dispatch for any port in
the Gulf. For freight or Oh AFTER, apply to
my3 BARELIII n co. 81 Common st.
MEDICAL CARDS.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN--JAMEsG G.
II BsLDrN. M. D., 10 Cnrnnleet jaSd&w
DIR. A. H, NICHOLSON, Office No. no St.
~ Charles street, residence No. l65 Carondelet apis
DR. J. s. COPES-Ofiice and residence, 444
Y Magazine street, second door above Edward. do ly
nR. G. S. FENNER devotes particu- aSSss5s>
lar attention to the treatment of DISEASES zN3&
OF THE EYE. Office l63 Gravier street, op. ~
posite the Varieties. DE- 5m os
DRUGS AND MEDICINES-NoRTn To-,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. ITO Poydra, eet
Fresh VACCINE Matter, direct from Boston, always and
frce per quill 81 Vaccine office up open from II
NJ. 70 p N. jas 6mdSW
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- ~ pyisok No. I. 9, Teets al O'Clock.
s Gs:sss ss,sss s. oicsrs soI
jossph kfsrch 1880. WPfW q Watkins $500. n
Ss,c e tIs,F lauEh Br:sn
- Decamp .......F slDaniel Pagent. i. IDS
~ ssesezH lnHHittes-Brsan, Warren and Davenport 4
--a.1.Ex1.1L5Ax. A.. ID d
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Oa9 - No. 8. or T.-Mests every Friday at
O0s ~ = = Tchouptoulas street, at o'clock p
4 OmcenAH d present term: il4lJ M
Tnqs Mct-ana.han.. WpI WIN Whitsell. n
I'LL 4 ssHtins WA Edward Ford q
S.aiss heatin& RS James Myers ~ Az
aicnnoi w ason AIRS tJOhu Beavn ". ~ IL
.. $500 = ol' w usher OS
> =, Sick Visiting Committee
IL nSS:!.anasnan, Loot ]. Lisson,
siAns, WIN Whitsells Jas Myers.
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.yisiting Committee:
Sunday-N Steny, ~ Grsvrer street
Mondsy-E w Perry, Jr, 81 Magazine street
Ilsday-Ro9t PeIas, % Canal street
wsanssaay,1,Jae9e CoheEs Graver street
Eriday-Chss Greenhil. IS Gravier street
saturday-Wn Watson. Constance street
AUGUSTUS WANG. r
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WaAKNEss AND PAIN IN THB BREAsT.


Dayiss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
OF its virtues My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and in the breast the OF this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would after
nme fecur, and all occasions the relief speedy
in the first place 1t months since she has been
free Of this a1scton consider and recommend most
valuable s gtening effect has been very great
In addition 70 relieving the breast Swallow Water l.
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w0ADEs AND BLKsslN, Oh THE AGE


Dr. Townsend, having tested his Sarsapaa in case,
Of Fits of recommended it, and was surprises
to the following intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westminster county:
FoRDHAh, August Is, I647
Or. I0cnssnd-Dear Sir: have little girl seven YEAR
Of age who has been several afflicted with Fits;
tIled almost everything for success at last
although we could find recommendation in our ccuafs
tor cases like hers thought, she in delicate
health would rive her of your Sarsapalla an are
glad did, for only restored her strength but
has had Of the Fits great pleasure and sur
prise She fast becoming ragged and hearty which
we fee grateful Yours, respectfully,
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In their respective departments upon national stonement
by spain Tor the late aocious act OF assassination With
out trial. OF citizens Of the United who, la cause
as noble as thar OF Lafayette and his associates
prisoners of publicly butohered without trial,
or upon national dsayowal of the auocy, and punish
ment OF its perpetrators by Spain.
Resolved, That the President ought 10 De auorized by
Congress TO send commissioner with suitable naval and
military Cuba tho honorable ntermenG
In that island of the OF murdered patriots
reported be the food OF dogs, or to bring their hon
remains to the United States for inernent In the
national burial ground at Washington, with such
Resolved That IL is the duty of the government of the
United States to investigate promptly and impaally the
charges the consul The United State al Havana
the fate OF the champions OF American liberty whose lives
have been thus barbarousy sacrificed, and. il either of
these charges should be sustained, 10 him from
office in which he is unworthy represent free nation
specially requested to consider the propriey of calling
session of Congress, necessary
ton shall have been Obtained enable the Senate and
House OF Representatives TO act advedy the subjects
of these resolutions.
RESOLVED. That cordially concur in the resolutions
passed by our fellow czens assembled in meeting
on the evening of the 23d instant.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meatng be pub
sed and that copies of them be transmitted the Pres
dent OF the United States the Secretary State
OF the United States from Pennsy vans the repre-
sentatves in the Congress OF the United States
city and county of Philadelphia.
The meeting further addressed by Mr. E. W.
Power, Gen. p. s. Smith, and Col VIM f. Small; after
ring the speech Of Col. Small. despatch was handed
him by the energetic telegraph agent, George w L.
Johnson, giving the latest from Cuba This docu-
ment received with the most vocerous cheering
The meeting adourned between nine and ten O'Clock
with the loudest cheers for the liberty of Cuba.
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From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Aug 27-6, p IN.
The whg convention last night, as predicted, nomina-
ted Thomas Yates Walsh for Congress Serious difficulties
exist among the wings in the lower par. Of city, which
cannot fail to lose him many votes, and election
of the talented Whye beyond doubt My impression Is
that the democracy will elect every their ticket this
fall by increas ed majorites. =
We have to-day flying reports from New Orleans of the
capture of Lopez, but confidence is to be placed in
them. All items in reference this matter distorted
in the publication, and partake much OF the views OF
those who write Them that hardly cedence attaches to
them
meeting of the friends Of Cuban independence Is
called night in Monument Square II will doubtless be
largely attended Capt Mcguire, OF the ship W. j. no
mer about which there much talk time ago,
Is the author of the call.
The weather is very cool for the and reminds
of October Fires and thick light uncom
Portable.
IHR MARKErs.-There have been transactions to-day
OF any moment Prices unchanged from yesterday.
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The demand for money which continues In Europe
arising from political causes the main element OF the ex
mort The resolution OF tho TAX Of En- gland to receive
American double eagles It's branches at los, I'd per
OUNCE which Is I'd por less than the price OF
Risb saves of transmission to London,
and by doing reduces the rate OF exchange atwhch
IL proatable ship specie to ts under 10 per cent
The coming California gold into double eagles for export
is actually giving premium to export equal to the cost
of assay The panic which existed in Europe IN relation
gold to have passed away and the political future ~
such rs to induce and bankers enhance
the resources the difficulties Of the coming year
The gbness OF the money market has had the effect OF
ducing prlcee extent and consequently enlagng
xports, which, the iotwsd may reasonably
be expected to supply bills to that will of the
further export OF specie. is the case however that
the pinch has deferred shipments that will yet go
The imports are, however less than last year In dry
goods they have been as follows
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From the National Intelligent
Trade with the British Provinces.

By treasury circular OF 18th June, 1851, the collect
ors OF the customs instructed, under the provisions
OF the act OF Congress OF 26h September $780, to admit
British vessels coming from the ports OF Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, the same footing, both
as to vessels and cargoes American vessels in conse-
quence of the latter having been admitted on like terms
with British in the ports OF those colonies These puvl.
eges have since been extended To British vessels coming
OF the following proclamation BY the governor OF that
colony which has been officially communicated to the
Department OF State by the British Minister:
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
By his excelleucy Sir Alexander Bannerman, knight,
lieutenant governor and commapderin- in and
her Maesys island Prince Edward and its dependencies,
chancellor vice admiral, and ordinary OF the same, &c
PROCLAMATION
Whereas has been minated TO me, through the Brit.
sh Minister Washington, by communications addressed
his exceency from the United States Department OF
State and Treasury Department, that when assurance is
given that American vessels admitted in all the ports
Of Prince Edward Island the same footing British
vessels the Treasury Department of the United States
will chcerfuy and promptly issue the needul instruction
grant similar privileges 10 vessels from that colony In
all the ports OF the United States ageeaby to the
hory granted BY Congress in the law OF September 26,
1850
have therefore, with the advice and consent OF the
executive council thought fit to declare, and do hereby
declare that American vessels were and shall con
,nue 10 be- admitted in all the ports of Prince Edward
Island on the footing "a British vessels. When the
act OF Congress OF date September &C. $780, together with
the United States treasury circular OF the 12th june 1851
are received they will be Published for the information
of all concerned.
Given under nv hand and the grea, seal OF the said
island AT Charlotte'a Town, this twenty ninth day OF
JULY in the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred
and hy-one and in the fifteenth year OF her Msesy's
By command God save the Queen
JAMES WARBURTON
Colonial Secretary,
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ton nrn, WITH however, but small transactions Wool il
also quiet auction sale of 800 900 lbs fleece is notified
ior next week Flour is active for export. There have
been French orders here hold in England for French con-
sumption. Sales Michigan and Indiana at 81 rs u s4i
common oho s8 ~ ~ pure Genesee, Sia SIl2 Rye
Hour % 81 a ~ Al Corn meal 81 81 Wheat is in bet
demand sales white Michigan at e5 cents red Ohio
80 cents Rye IS lower sales at Go Oats plenty
AZ cents Corn is better sales yellow at 81 cents
white fiat, % cents Whiskey 2s Pork dull and
lower sales mess al $40 90 prime, slS Beef IS rs
Sli, mess. Hemp, dew-rotied, $50.
In the stock market money is freely had att per cent
and the tendency is upward without much animation
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COM N ERCIAL.


NEw YoRK, August 26-5, p. IN.
The New York Tribune 10 unhappy because the epithet
mendacious" applied ia OF my letters That
that paper IN It's zeal for the theory of protection merely
political hobby, misrepresents, Is undeniabe Thus it
gives series OF figures which il calls the weight Of iron
made and consumed" in the United States in certain years.
and bases argument in favor OF protection on them
Those figures simply It's own guesswork and in ad
vancing them authority deeeves readers Another
mode OF deception is Ia the folowng'
g. We unable 10 put hands upon the imports OF
that year bur the of that and the preceding
nearly 000 the half of which would be nearly
had increased about eighty per cent? the import had
about thirty per cent while the population had in
creased only fifteen per cent"
Here argument based upon guess, and the guess
wrong Instead Of 80 per cent the actual figures for
1916 give but per cent increase 1t will be remembered
thar the the editor Of the Tribune, member
OF Congress- making cutlery about mileage he voted
himself several hundred dollars worth OF books and those
books contain the figures which, when il suits him, no
is g not able to put his hands"
Again the ed, in endeavorng combat position
that the greatest production of produce takes place under
free trade and consequently the greatest surplus quantities
reach market pay for manufactures and pors he pre-
tends 10 give ngures, showing the contrary, follows
"Were they examine the facts honestly they would
nd the increase OF the to produce 10 have been
ecy steady and natural during the whole period OF the
ari OF 1872 and that the 10 export had been
consequence OF the improved application OF labor resulting
from the adoption of The true ee-trade system Is here
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THE duties Of be resumed September ls
and IL greatly desired that students he pupcual day.
identical with that or
colleges country ngdy adhered practice
and defence
curriculum general, be had by transmitting m
2k single doren in post office stamps or
catalogue with details such request
a. Public examinations are held
These attended by committee
gentlemen by general
special invitation induce devote the time 10 IT, The
Of these combined with OF the whole
year. relative standing and constitute the
basis which the honors and the Robinson
gold medals awarded further information apply 10
GEO. JUNKfN, President
IrxrSaros, Va. July 20. 1851. Aug l4-dtlstsspt
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FRANCK TAYLOR.


IN petition Charles Porter Lynn Massachusetts, admins
Of of f. s. Curtis late Of Boston, Mss.acu
SETS decensed for the extension of patent granted
Curtis, mills for years
OF said patent which takes place the 23d day
Of November, ls5i-
ordered the said petition be heard the Patent Ohce
the "a day Of November - O'Clock, and all persons
notified and N have why said
petition ought 10 be granted
Persons the required 10 Ole IN ue ~
Office oeetons specifically set forth IN writing ny ie
" OF Az testimony bed ny ei
hearing he taken and uanm'sa "
rules OF ofhce, which wiz be iuS ~ ~
plication. -. :, -. a.. uado,,l Ipeu,-
Ordered this notice be published ~ ne v Re Ro.
Union, washington " =. rant
ton Journal, ....'
rouran Hartford Connecticut Albany stale
Nou yoyt Expre~s. New and
Pb,lad.pbia psnnsyivanis, week p' mr. ~
previous 70 me any o' "e"ms' ~ TuOs. EWBANk,
Of Pntsnts.
-, a,,ora will please copy and their
y 3 a,crs o ,ms with paper containing this notice
Ans
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tory, Religious, 1ssthetics, Political and Philosophical.
Episodes of Insect Life Acheta Domcstica, NJ Il. y.
Fruits OF Leisure, Essays the intervals Of business
British Nautical Almanac for 1854
The Mining Almanac for 1851 London.
rural and by Miss
Mtford-2 vols.
Official Catalogue Of the Great Exhibition London
he o N origin and progress London.
Poc lei Envrons OF London.
Imbd's Hand book Guide 10 London.
London--vbat TO see, and how 10 see IT, -
Aug 29 fRhNCk TAYLOR
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Anu a6 dt

MISS TAyJORS school, the north side OF street,
M Sd and AZ will be eopened Monday sep
tebcr when viii be 20 receive her former
pupils, with others committed to her charge.
the intention Principal that the number Of pupils
shall
studies and department of each scholar
English usually viii be taught
the Latin and French
and further particulars be learned either by personal
interview circulars, obtained nj the residence above mention
B-3teodt
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Pleasure Excursion To sand-shosl Inlet, Old Point
and Norfolk.
The OsCEOLA will leave Washington
Hx-~lle upon the above place Saturday,
1nR the Both August at po'ciock, m, and arrive at
Norfolk early morning, when she viii leave
aVn in ut O'Clock, the Sand Shoals.
delightful trip ahordina the opportu
viewing all its grandeur, and enjoy
Those fond shooting
fishing implements the inlet aboupd
birds and FISH Returning, the
Norfolk Monday, ~ o'clock and leave
Tuesday O'Clock,
will the extensive fori6ea
Old Point and the yard ddock ship Pennsylvania
Sc, Norfolk.
Good music viii be In attendance.
gentleman and lady si2
JAMES MITCHELL,
AurN -dtd Captain.