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= WAsHINGTON, June n, lS50
IN the petition OF John Brown, Of stonDgoD, Connecticut
Of for
suing vessels from
OF said patent, which takes pacs the thirty
December, 1852
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Goth November, 1882 10 o'clock all
notified and show IL they have Why
said petition ought not TO be granted. WI
opposing required fle Patent
Office their objections, specially forth in writing least b
hearing All purity,
said hearing, In
the Office which will be furnished
phcaion. .i85. sfE18
odeed ALSO that this notice be published in the National Ine
Republic and Union Washington d. c.: Inquirer, Phil
adpha Pennsylvania Express New York Albany State
ge Albany New York Couran, Hartford, Connecticut Provi
week for
the 29th of November, 1852, the day Of hearing s
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers will please copy, send their
bsto the Patent ONCE with containing this notice.
Junel 5-l aw3w
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uUSiIC NOTICE samuel Lincrt. sally King, (yvffe
of David kng and Jacob poh and John David Jacob
Joseph, Rebecca, Emanuel Spohr
hereby notified ar order Of the Orphans
of York county, Pennsylvania, will be held make
ton DIVISION valuation require, the
OF Michael Lnr late Of Heidelberg township York
Penny deceased, Tuesday, The ID Of August, A. D. 1884,
10 O'clock The forenoon, the premises % said
M# #Ea GEORGE ALBRIGHT, Sheriff.
suERIrr's oTroK, York, (Pa.,) June is, lsa2.
Iunes ~ dWt
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Department Of the desire Of the British that the
the United should in adopting
Of Benjamin Boyd, English
who supposed have been enspped and either have been
o Guadcana of the solomon Group IN the Southern Pacific
and TO aid in r.scung him from captivity u detained p
Ny the Secretary of Navy, the attention snd
the United States engaged
the whale fishery other pursuits which may lead them The
Of island. especially invited and requested
fate Of Mr. Boyd, and, prisoner, peaceful
and lawful obtain his release.
francisco Sydney, In the
wapderev and landed with Interpreter the
October and
supposed murdered The position OF the place
Of sdns island gwen latitude q 40 SOUTH and long
uae isoe w
hrnd Information he obtained the fate o. Mr. Boyd. notice
of.is forwarded n the Navy Department
NAVY DsrAsrwwsr, July no. 1889,
July lo-2tawfw
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lsAND.-Mr GEORGE, of England, wishes inform
ladies Of Washington shat she be
and residence,
streets, few doors from Maryland avenue The will be put
over the door.
Hours nom 3, a. m, until ., p IN.
Fee, rs cents.
No admittance for gentlemen. July l-eodlmt
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EURNITURE Dry Goods at Cost for Cash.-We have
hand good OF velvet Brussels three
ply oichths mangs, heepgs,
ioweng table linens, almost all other kinds of
for furnishing Of which, for time
win sell at prime cost for the cash.
Memben cizens who purchasing
goods line opportunity
seldom offered As the greater part Of stock
chased on the favorable possible, bargains
be expected. CLAGEfT x DOD5ON
July il--eo2wif
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y -. svoE - Co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers ~
carpeng, floor oil cloths, curtain mstsrias.
sheetns blankets. and house furnishing goods generally
u. q. y
Aug 0o--u
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WAsMSsros Jaly T. les0.
0N the petition ober, Newell, Of New York ety. praying
embe 1885, for anmprovement 10 manifold FORMULATION isek r
the day Of seplsmbe eighteen hundred and my
Is ordered that the said petition be Once on
Monday, the sixth oih OF September o az X O'clock and
all norhedlo and show cause tsy have
Persons opposing required
twenty days before he day ohsan All testimony asa BY ether
party tho said hearing be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules OF the ONCE, which will be furnished
Ordered also that this notice published National ntsl
delphia Pa Express, New York city Albany State Register
Albany II, Providence Journal Providence, r. l. Daily nee
Boston, Mass Milwaukee Daily Journal Milwaukee,
censn week for three successive weeks previous % the
''A~ '01' y 'ep''"''s' A'A'' '" THos. EwHANK,
Commissioners Of Patents.
Editors of the papers will please copy, and send their
bills 20 he Patent once, with paper containing TINS nouee-
July e-law3w
GALE OF HARPEH's FERRY LOTs.--on Wednesday,
the h day OF september is in pursuance q orders iro@ The
portions OF land belonging the United States that The
Howell Bown Of Jeierson county Virginia which VIII
exhibited The day sae aud which be the ord
Superintendent Of the Amoy Harpers Ferry.
oneurh cash. payable the day of SALE and the
nstaen aud two from the 81 the
II Of each nsiaiment shall be pncaaiy pad
Interest al The rate OF six per shall b..
such innmen from the date Of sale until The final
employed the United States AmoIy win be allowed
exceeding two lois on The following terms. viz
Without INTEREST," provided they assee that an amount eqan q
die employment government
The same conditions purchasers. MI '--.
BNo deed ofconveyance for the lots will be made
until The price thereof shall have been paid in foli
Col U. 8. A., Commanding
Harpers Ferry Afmory, June, 1852.
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New York Fashionable CI,taing EstabI,-hn,snt,
whoIsssie and retail. for cash only.


Assistant Teacher Wanted Invp~dt.t~rv.
TUE Principal o. the wsu.ron IN o. Male Academy
forthwith assistant
Rngh branches and the
az sober habits
An applications made and
70 The Principal
"a
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NOTICE Of the removal Or the Land Once from
IN Green Bay MeDasha, Observation-Disclosures authority
feed the second section Of the Congress- approved June
a6h, 1884, emitted An additional land districts the
Of ILLINOIS Missouri ile territory north of the
sae Of aoi the land Office Green Bay the State
Wisconsin,, be Menaa and be opened
tkSss fbr hnsinsss the first day September
ivn aadar hand the city ot Washington, this 18th day Of
Juty, A, y. le52. * 3N
, Nv lks Psesident. 4 WILLARD FILLMORE.
Bx Wsos Agting Commissioning Of the General Land Office
July l5-.3law4w -tYi
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FAVE - - 49, 70 - -
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER run as followsi
[ Leave Wellington and ., a. m, loi,m, and pm
on sunday. he second and S usas from Washington and
and checks Philadelphia New
Obtained a, BY Sn leaving , g. ~ and m sso
In baltimore and hisdcphis, u'e railroad station
T. II. PARSONS,
Cape Island National Hall.
gHrs large new elegant hotel open
The pubic VIII nd this house the FIRST chaseierequaI In all
the ocean. AARON GARRErsoN,
June 9i-Imo Proprietor.
requested Observatory now engaged
making es q observations connection with the astronomical
expedition public requires
while should interrupted
decided 10 close the Observatory visitors evening from aud
sunset.
w-ie. admitted AZ any time between o. M and a. p M
June Aft
>oric,s ,s alto q, slis.-ws hereby podfy all
on in detait, and viii presented
"o"'' '' dIxsGTT, f slwfoS NAY, Co
Aew York Fashionable oI,ta,ng E.tsbl,-hp.snt,
wholesale and retail. for cash only.
iLFRED NUNRos CO., No AL Broadway, between Howard
sTS s%s , ~. e ss, s New .. s
...m and a,,aios ~ s.rrrs a..ar,men, Of ''"'"
Pine md fashionable clothing,
gent.rnru's furnishing goods,
Boys add chidrens cothing &c,
Of the best description, there exhibited cor sale.
The principles which New Orleans establish
neni ind which made universally the South
and West, strictly adhered Broadway New York
Our facilities for obtaining goods enable all
times W oher the choicest and fashionable OF
and ces.
Every article IL cold under fun
No DEVIATION Of Marked
be made - h
An descriptions Of clothing
ALFRED MuNROE b Co,
al broadway, New York.
VIZ w. AhrsTT May 2s-d3mif
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THREE Copies Of WeIch's Great Portrait wash
intended each house Congress
Executive Mansion, agent
MIR kisaat Mrs Macpheons Pennsylvania
doors from dnmss Express On The
Of workmanship srmouned
They establishment OF Mr. Samson Cars Bal
timore. July ~
sl,fiE New houte 10 Niagara Falls. from Albany
Rchcstrf ockpo sc by opening of the Rochester, Lock
aud Niagara fis enables
bary the Falls the Falls Albany,
than by other This will be convenience
saving Of time TO the travelling public and must large
share OF business.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of the Rochef1, Lcpor, and Niagara Fas Railroad
This opened travelling
will commepc~ running ns ioilswsf
l.t uan Esprrss, leaves Rochester at 30 m.
I'd Accommodation 81
Maye m
Arriving Nisrara a m, and md y D. M
Returning tains leave Niagara tais--
asi uan-.ay elpre.s, ieayea Niagara Pals at i5a.m
ID Express 500
Connecting both with the regular trains s Albany and
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by this route leaving Albany by the 90 an
viii reach Rochester % have nearly hour for breakfast
and arrive Niagara fas at % leaving Albany ~
Niagara falls at Returning leaving the
by either OF the trains will Albany
Boston, twelve hours IN advance OF other iao
Passenger. by This route will take The The right The
Rochester depot WARREN CoLBORN,
July lI-dimo INTEL Superintendent
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nrADAnrE GooDALL..

MAe lie Petit from Europe and pupil Of Sig. Labiahe Pro
4} fesor and Teacher Of Singing
TERMS per quarter per
take lessons Two per week
Families and schools attended in Washington Georgetown and
Ale sshdda
Address Mrs. Bay, door Dougassa house,
4 July 3O--eo3t
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SNIDERs CHEAP WINE sTOHh h., Nainut
y street, below FOURTH,
direct producers
cheaper other furnished members of Con
and others Washington city shortest notioeegh pal.
by " Adams's EIpressn
Shernes Sparkling Champagne,
Madeiras, Meet,
Pors, Cncquot,.
Red wine, Dfnet,
Tenerife Peuuchot,
Lisbon, H.idsck,
Muscai, and many Others.
Fronugnan Sparkling Mosclle,
Malaga, Hockheim,
Ciarefs Of all sorts, Rude-hrm,
sauterne, Marcobruun,
Burgundes, the largest stock in Philadelphia
Brandes Of all Sorts
iak and pale in casks demohn in bottles with cheap
md very and old.
Irish and Scotch whkey Mononaahs Bourbon Jamaica spirits
brandy blackberry wild cherry brande Scotch
ale, London porter and stout, bbs Of dozen.
HaUana Cieors,
u direct importation, Of reliable quality
wholesale by the quarter box.
The only esahI-hnent where all wines, &C, directly
nom the original package In which imported.
Hotels, Country Tradc,
and snppied wholesale
iozeu package assorted
Orders telegraph giving
satisfactorily filled, the goods taken hack.
familiar acquaintance with all the principal
incnE countries Of Europe and with the
there enable offer good articles cheap Call and examine
JACOB SNYDER, JR's.
Cheap Wine Store, No. 20 Walnut ST, Philadelphia.
Feb l2--dly
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SEA BATHING.

nHESAPEAKE HALL Hampton Virginia. immediately
v splendid
Hampton Roads, surrounding
II will be opened Tuesday, June and tho proprietor
agreeable liberty for his ubiy
disposition those who heretofore selected
sc hssapcake Hail" for their
Its bathing by other watering
place, and climate Is proverblal for beath
The houses
tha all who
may visit The Han may be pleased. $3.50 -. AZ.
tackle, &c. visers Parties
supplied Facilities constantly ~
oded and from Old Point BY Of eaagc steam
boats, ssilboas. 80
Board IS
p pd Pr. wesn. ~ AZ "
Children under IL Of and servants, half price.
July Io-iaw3w. r.. G. BANKS.
ORNATE TUTOR-A youns English gentleman, Ia
anxious obtain the position companion young per-
family espectabiiy.
References family
given parties the highest responsibility either In this country
post ONCE oswero, New York
far ls-dpf
BROOKE ID. WILLIAMS,
B.sNKER,
(orPosITK TRKAsuRY,)
Warrington CITY, ID. C.,
WILL money deposit, buy
w other Stocks bank crafts
o, treasury and
COLLECTION Of notes and drafts for his
Robert Read ESQ, President Farmers and Mechancs Bank,
Georgetown. ID. q. aN.t
esq., Metropolis, Washington,
City
Messr. corcoran Il Riggs, Bankers, Washington City.
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The steamship Columbia win keep semi monthly eommu
Francisco Oregon awaiting at the
the arrival OF the mails and passengers rom ianaa
without delay mails and passengers Tor the
steamer San Francisco -
regular line propees and side wheel steamers VIII be kept
transportation OF freight and transient passengers between
aud San Francisco
some keep connection between
Mexican The connexon IN the Allan
dc United States mail steamships
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ATToaEKy AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Saa Froncisco, California.


MOSES Il. HOLT.
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR Law,
San Fronoisco, California;.
Hon. g. w M o. Alabama, John g. Taylor,
Mobile, Alabama Mess Rhodes. Wright, Co.. New Or
Henry Clark esg, Tsrboro North Carolina
M. NJ. Benz " True New York
r. Bealey Boston, Massachusetts, A. r. Hatch
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. MAY T-9swy
GREAT Bsrgasns thi. week In uoa-e FMS nsshtns
" goodwe remaining hand good assortment Of house
furnishing goods, consisting Of
Table damasks, napkins, toweiltngs
Linen sheeings, p'iowca~e linens, fruit napkins
Table and piano covers, sarseies quits
duity, stair crash
With complete Of blesebed
limo, all Of which this
ut precisely paid for them
whole stock by the
CLAcETT NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
July DIV III e4
II many In large volume, London,
prpg Plain Asronomyhy Peter Baew Military
Academy Nautical Asrnnomyby Capt Kss Of the Board Of
onritude Physical Asuonomyby John HccbeIli The
Figure q the Earth Tides Waves Ac Achy ARR hsron2nner
Royal. Price, 81 So rRkNCK TAYLOR
N
pIRaIE's system OF surgery edited NY John Ss'n,
NJ
Outlines Of English Literature by Thomas shaw-nsw ed
ion
The Classical Manual by James = Baird: 500 r.x,ov
Jugs FRANck TAILOR
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Fashion win he
commencing date, eeorretcwn and Harpsrs
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily D. arriving H.rrer Ferry
morning At 10 time for the for Cumberland
Winchester. Z,
Resrons, Hsper. Ferry m, arriving eeerrs
town mel 8 O'Clock
win he readiness. arrival Of passengers In
ceorvrfown, convey them 10 wseiington.
0yNrms ,hroneh, including board, ~ 80,
Hm@-du
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Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
o'clock connecting Aqua Creek with the train which reaches
RchmoBd 4 p m the succeeding days.
n Z n m.
and sunday bv
morning O'Clock Richmond, and ed thence
the Richmond and Danve railroad miles and 6e miles
Lybchbu-g, which point they will D.
Iyncbug by Virginia railroad,
~ miles breakfast, Ruods n miles by
Stages, the Springs at thence
miles, a smooth turnpike, to the White Sulphur.
comfort expedition, this urivaled and will
itself
being sny four meals taken Richmond
an the Springs wi the economical
Tickets board the Potomac and
G. e. Mitchell
Of the Richmond and DanviIe railroad, Richmond.
JOAN ii. OSBORNE,
July l0-d2ma Sup.rip-nds
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yWEET ann White Sulphur Sprtngs.-Reduced fare
~ increased c0nfr'a
and expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs:
From Washington by the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
Baltimore the comfortable and pressure Ma
ryand Capt. O. +. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond with the Richmond and Danvi rail
road.
from Baltimore White Sulphur. ........... SIS
Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs IA
Washington TO White Sulphur. ............ Is
Washington 10 Sweet Springs. IA
90 Richmond to White Sulphur. ................... 10
Richmond TO Sweet Springs ....................
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For NORFOLK. old Point. and P,ney Po,n


u ~n THE steamer osCRoLA leaves Washington 70
ko'ciock, a. arriving Norfolk morning Il
the will Norfolk
Monday and Thursday at 4 O'Clock, ,. IN.
She viii touch going and Old Point, Pney Point
Passage and fare Norfolk, Is; Old Point 81; to Old Pon
June 10 dur lanes MITCHELL
III goods, shall offer them all whou
Purchasers desiring lawns, musin herrTes, tissue,
silks, ohr Of goods, bar
rans as we must ell All summer sbscs at some price other
prior the 2oth Ausust
styles fancy staple ny roo
nis time full and hisiiy
We particularly black silks, black plni and
wbs csu,bc- eoos much
tbnn usually found 10 this city.
bills
Terms cash. unless arranged contrary.
Articles low prices aud fair dealing be relied N
all cases PERRY \ BROTHER,
July l3-lom Opposite Centre Market.
AUCTION SOrlCE-Tho PEACEFULLY announce,
~ hi. friends public auction
and business his account
Wees the sale 81 description Of real and property
the hvorsbriern-
With experience twenty the
which he personally
known b. eyens OF Washington the
btn- OF Dyer and Dyer Mctsue he dee
attendance
delay.
Unt permanent arrangements inside reception
sale n mereiarde commission wishing employ
auconce viii please call ONCE Of A. Rofhwe.
and prepared answer the call. 81 the public.
r.. NJ. 9TRATTON.
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edition OF
LIFE OF GEN. FRANK PIERCE
HaNrsmRs,
Candidate o. n. Ssmocsy f. Ppdsa Of The United States ,S
Things Great Metropolis" In elrgan, l2mo vol Of SO
m b an po n a e anecdotes
neced with hi private and history and an aeou, Of
gland author, visited Concord Tor me especial
preparing reliable and authentic voIame under The advice and
The cdr, Ss. distinguished uDjec, Of the
proud position q the leader Of the democratic party
an ss ms. honorable uo y e
United desire on the ofsvey American TO
Uniform price paper covers cents, cloth, IS
Copies by mail, pos, paid receipt Of price.
For further particulars, address, post paid, NO ,,
SOLE publi.sssrs, Auburn, New yors
STATE erns the above wb previous
Of september next shall receive copy q r s same y nal. free Of
as4 Auburn, New York.
july ls-eodas iawawwp
pAisD's FURNITURE Warehouse, Eighth street, west
side Third door north Of Pennsylvania avenue Washington D. q
elegant assortment furniture recently
Rsr Among me article. may fyusd,
-esds with Bsd patent spring mattress he latest improvement
.he- f.nch sofas in velvet aud haire.ot o,t
parIor, drawing roon and chlpber furniture
a.o continue he arhoerng bushes. a. the Old stand one door
tended To, reasonable terms.
I ss% share % ps@oasr soasdsn
July is~aawsw DAVID A. BAIRD.
ADDITIONAL sUPPLIEs.-we have this day opened the
following desirable goods which win be sold at very low
prices
~ pieces very fine and choice pattern French lawns
2s DO medium priced lawns good styles o..
10 pink, blue, and white silk viscttss
20 blaek lace points
piece. boreed cacoes fine, fast coors and good
styles, for iades
With good and general assortment Of All kinds Of dry goods
VERIFY MILLER,
Penn befween 9th and eth streets.
very sale situated 18Th
will ~ the price
asked. Terms easy. Apply above.
lg-tmed MAT Intel n Amer. Telegraph
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oitCs 80 &c alto q, our siils-Ws hereby notify all
~ indebted 10 being
of IN detail and Will be presented
month. Early attention requested.
CLAGETr, NEW ron, MAY, h co.
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v. y. EVANS, N. q. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. Missouri.
CvANs 4 FAINT, Auorneys ana Agents, opposite
IL Trssnry huia'ne washington D. c. attention 70
claims sssin the United -n- Cor PENSIONS bounty and
Mr. Evans will rejected
ard su-pended revolutionary pensirn claims.
Highest prices patti Er land orders for them from
distance promptly fned.
members Of Congress and officers government, gen
orally lRepnbhc,l June is-d3a
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Grny
III T. LovET'5 wahpene hair ross-waapted not 10 fail
H. in its original COLOR also for thiekening
become thin, and badnesss
public the subscriber who will also exhibit 10 all
win cali him evidences Of Its efficiency that Will
satisfy the most iucredulous.
for remain either
bald the the be
very thhing Call and be satisfied for
selves, =. r. SYLVESTER,
Of 9Th and N streets, sole agent
July B-eod2w for District Of Coumbis.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
N. G. SAYLES
VoTE In WAsnINGroN TowSsuir.
Further Election News.

The following slip we received Thursday
evening from Iowa City.
sThe returns from the Townships are not ALI
enough however to show maj for Cook of
or 500. Some 25 or 80 for Crosswaile over
Byington, Folsom is Elected, probably Hutch
ison. Also state ticket by 81 Dem. maj.
Poor show for Johnson County
EY- A letter from Cedar Rapids received
Thursday evening, informs us that the election
between the two candidates for the Senate was
very close and it is a matter of great doubt
which IS elected.
The democratic members fthe House. Stead
man and Brubaker. are elected. The democrat.
ic State Ticket has a small ma jorlty. Also the
democratic candidate for Clerk is elected.
The following returns from two Townships
will be interesting to our readers. -a
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ne>truction of The Henry Clay.
This splendid North river Steamer took fire

This splendid North river Steamer TOOK Iirr a
few days since, while on her passage from al
bany to New York and was entirely consumed
together with large number OF her passengers
Some fifty human beings, mostly ladi.s and
children, were destroyed by the flames or the
water.
| The scene is represented as one of the most
terrific and heart rendnr, that ever occurred.
The cause of the disaster is attributed eEtr. ly
to The insane rivalry OF the officers, with these
Of the Armenia, the two boats en- "a .scd n fierce
trial Of speed ---
For miles the boats were running side by side
under the mingled huzzas and lamentations Of
the passengers. Repeatedly did deputaiion OF
the passengers Of the Clay, appeal to the Cap
tain, to desist from the sr,te, but to no effect.
The sequel, is the infam, US slaughter OF son 2
fifty women aud children, aud the punishment
should be the hanging of that Captain, until he
is dead, dead, dead,
There is no apology f'r the course oi iAahy
steam b ,at Captains. i'll this age OF unpreceden'-
ed Steam b vat disasters.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

IT We learned late last evening from our
old friend J. Nj. Custer Of Rockville, the result
has majority Of 2.
We also learned that Jones County mas
elected the entire democratic ticket by an in
creased majority.