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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-15
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT AT PHlLADEl.


PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The committee :" reception
90 to Wilmington morning I" meet me ffesl
dent in The steamer John Stevens The number 81 Inc com
m;tre will be materially reduced they find they have
nav SO each for their fare and collation. Alter landing
the navy yard the President will be escorted y le mat
along The Independence Hall where ne WIN or '
mallv received by The Mayor and Council He will put W
at The Merchants Hotel. where splendid entertainment
will be given by the city in The evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

$4,000 Boa. !. Ss EMs osSt: a..
win proposal. from tn. 10th 80 tn.
nS q ass5s Of ID
ss 1gndIss , r. iss payable the sses
ISIS with attaehd for III. payment Of Il
October yo.i the svsn Se s.ss per sS
These bonds secured first and only MORTGAGE 60
rrssess Of the whole road aud branches. and
the vicinity Of the road. granted By cOasres. to aid
The whole rosd under and large
employed In its continuation expected that $50 to oe
masssr Of tho entire line durag tho year s5 aeoa.
ts s a ~ is sss 1ns ons
and new constantly arriving at New York and New or
TIE whole amount Of bonds which be issued under the
ns,s,ss i seventeen millions Of dollars Of which have
In s Pss s so as other
''A pe1 'ep' pohos. '..................'' e|o',os
Total. $40, 7ss coo
whose sia Ss a.ssst.d :aS:.riS.
@ s.D
paid for by him. and like proportion for large. smauar
tie r k . s
I ses so s...dn T.. s
',on other soatboidsrs which probably v
TIE company redeem ., tn. bond.
a.rso with per premium any accrued in
pr.po. win be received a. any rate less than par and
s 60 accept proposals for Aiior
Ten cent Of the allotted to sseh subscriber
will be required notice CT the acceptance OF his proposals
and the balance called r by the directors not exceed
ing ten cent monthly Any subscriber may however,
z. his optos in full and receive his bonds at any
time IL any subscribee. whose bid 10 accepted shan
prefer IN lieu Of the ssot bonds hereby offered to
receive Elk cont honda of the chsraot in
respect as those issued for the Loadon Losn OF 900 900
nhss interest aud principal will be payable In London at
NE rate four shnss and two pence sterling 70 ths del
nsr WILDE REQUIRED 70 the nstslmerts In at The
same rate to wit f8 Sd for each bonn Of 81 00o The
stock appropriated TO such subscription wiz be also regis
tered In London, the terms and iitons
.hst registered thore preferred ntaments and dv
change.
Interest win in AL be adjusted payment OF the
anal iNstslmsnt
Proposals. viii be resolved By " BUEKALL, Trsasurss
$ the 'nes q the Company, Ne so Wall street X
closed SCALED and endorsed Propos for loan Of o. 0t
Of illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports and documents showing the financial sonatos
ths the of the work and all
formation relative to its affairs and prospects, be oh
ssned application to she Treasurer personally b. lee
ser b. Sler of the Board of Directors
NOBERT SCHUYLER President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President,
W. p. BURIAL Treasurer [ Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, Committee.
NORRIS KETCHUM.
JONATHAN STURGES.
New York. April z 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28
ExT IRA PAY.

CAnoRs WHO sERyED IN THE UNITEr STATES
- Navy at timo from 1886 TO 1852 In the Pacific
obtain their extra double pay of
HOWARD Dyss-Lr, Aaen..
a0d date, Purssr U. s. Navy TO. 70 South WHlian e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

FoR sALE-A Splendid COUNTRY, RESIDENCE,
cont aiming about ALI of ground laid an
ornamental with fruit and shade trees wers
grape arbors house &C. with large double two
and attic modern built having
CRATES sliding doors private staircase
contains twelve rooms finished In the STYLE
complete ORDER 36 miles frsm New York, railroad
depot and steamboat landing Has fine view of Long
Island Sound bsthns fishing boating cunning and in the
A. SARGENT. Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

A WIFE wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN IS DESTROYS
"A Of entering into the matrimonial state; he ia
creunances we'll educated Of domestic habits and
able DESTROYS of forming the acquaintance Of
an accomplished young lady progressing appearance
afeetonate disposition. and amiable tenper Such
ladies who approve Of this method Of finding
fer o win please address b. Richard Broadway Post
The advertiser IL and wishes those who
not TO keep muneAtions to themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

WE LIKE TO DESTROY, STEAL, GNAw HOLES IN
w doors walls closets DOORS drawers and fear
not to look nsutngy in the face and leave dirt
and marks behind for the rats cunning The
and eat eddy although know It dxes but Asl
decent when Kick the bucket; the
TO leave stencil behind and that may
have decent burial Depot for COSTARS Rat Cookroao
Ant de-, Extcrminator, 44S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, HAMILTON FERRY
ID -GentleDcn in want of pleasant and comforts
he home in small private family obtain the same at
Degraw street the first house from the river Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

dor sALE.-THE GOOD WILL STOCK AND FIX
lures and lease Of the refeshment house at Hudson NJ
Y. Railroad station Proe s00, cash. Inquire Of r. CAMP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

ROARDING IN A PRIVATE FAhILY-TWO ON
- three single gentlemen bs accommodated with geod
board and PLEASANT rooms BY sppyng At ~ suvs IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

DoARDING.-A FEW SINGLE GEE1LEMEN CAN
he peasantiy accommodate with partial hoard (pr
waite table II 6eSed ~ first class fouse iethtuly 10
Gated Drootyn Heights COMMANDING nae view OF tho
bnrbor within three minutes walk OF the Fulton ferry
References Apply az IL Poplar street, bet
..d "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

BOARDING ct TuROGS NECK WEsTCHEsTER.-
- One two miles be provided with pleasant 40
comu odations for the summer communication to the
city by steamboat and railroad situation healthy In
quire Of f. UNDERHILL the place at No. 1856 Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN,
" with wife, child and nurse, in farmhouse q
steamboat landing the Hudson river below Yonkers
Have dn<so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

E'0R sALE-A VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA,
Prince William county twenty two niles from
acres Of said land covered with heavy timber
Of white and Spanish oak and white hickory On prem
comfortable house and barn there several
ssent springs Of water and variety Of r1it trees in full
giving to each ar proportion Of arabic and timber land
Location healthy and title ndsputabe Will he sold at
Loan Office No 81 Chambers street from 10 ocloc
A. H., to OK clock, i. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

BOARDING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN-A FEW GEN
ID tlernen be accommodated with partial board in
nall pleasant family of persons where boarders will
enjoy MI the pleasures of home The house Is new and
airy with all the modern &C. and Is ii uated
IN very healthy location about fvo minutes walk from
the hamilton ferry and ten from the South forty
Inquire at 80 President street. Cbetween Columbia and
dicks street BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

TOR sALE-THE LEASE. STOCK FIXTURES AND
good will Of first class meat and produce store in
Of the best locations In the city doing good bust
Satisfactory given for selling Inquire
on the premises l67 Bleecker street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

ca mn 1000 $1,000, $1,000 WANTED ON BOND
Qf.VUO and mortgage At seven per cent, ar.t best
ply at the store of H. SMITH, PAT Pearl street. Principals
need only apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

A SUITE OF ROoNs-CoNsIsTING OF FRONT AMI
IA back Parlers TIVE bedrooms and kitchen to let 10
small family OF grown persons furnished
near Broadway from to o'clock, p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

fRAnERC7 MOTEL -fnIS HlSGANs ANp Ease.
II toHAbs hotsl, corner OF Broadway and Tween sieth
,treet With Its extensive additions comprising over go
The proprietor ipenie that ths shall centin 10 d.
serve tts high rcpstsNor Srst class hotel.
- ~ n ag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

$4,000 SEVEN PER on
improves proo.ry in this city in suit applicants
Also $50 O to oan at per cent produc
tive property in the cities Of Brooklyn and
In sums to suit Apply to j. X COOK 70 Nassau street
&10 000 5000, 5000 $500 $500, $4,000 s. 900,
PlO.OUO. to loan bond and mortgage. Improved
city property Apply to 4. H. BROWN, II Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

CHASE co.'s ExPREss-OFFICE NO. 80 BROAD
way-Eatos reduced twenty five per cent 10 Caifor.
nia Bcton and tho Eaet Phiiadsp hiA and the West,
Chsrsktop Savannah, Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee
New Orleans and Mobile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

NTYE 4 Co, snIP. AGENTS AND COMMISSIONS
~ Merchants Vslparsiso.
~'LTIAs ". Hys. y. A. LOMBARD.
ReJcre.ces.
sANrAao--Tisa. Bailie Pcyton.
hipkRAisp-Besars. Alison 4 CO., Hemeaway 4 &c,
fhyAnA Messrs- Cor vine Bro. Co., Garrison 4 Frts
wa EelaoB 4 Go.
tlvrRroo,.-aegss Bowman. Grin nell 4 Ca, william
Sask1on ESQ.
NEw yopr--nessrs u. X. Collins 4 Co., 0oodhue Co..
CART. hssa Rye sishmsy Pacific. -
UALrtMOPy-kesfrs. John Henderson Il Co. Thornx T.
%syd x Co. white 4 Elder.
SAN FRANCISCO Mesirs. Flint Peabody a Ca Wnsre~
Sons h uRic, Chas Dospe, Esq, J. a Lyon, Fac
Bosron-sfesrs Ammt G. LorosNri, Esq r, b neishsSa
10 Iti1aen n Williams
AnroE-Nys Perkins Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

DoARDING-ATe2 CHRISTOPHER STREET, CORNER
ID Of Beecker. The house 10 and in beautnu loca
tion. Those who desire the enjoymsnt o, home wi DO
well to call. wash family should desre Is ur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

BOARDING SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR GENTLE
~ men with their wives who wish rloasan' apartments In
new horse With baths a0d all modern IL "a near
tle crytal Palace be accommodated ~ applying i'm
xacdiotely At CrO broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28
MAuKKI6OWrAx.


ANY FEMALE OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER
"A who will favor the advertiser with her ao9uaatance
with desirable opportunity to become tn
companion Of gentleman who wishes wife. One
struggled with misortuns who desires to improv
her condition may ind in him steadast friend This I'D
vsrtssmep 10 joke but the true preston of SINGER
desire Address " c. Flushing, Long Island or v. @.
Wilmington, Del.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-02
northern and southern Arguments.

There more oil ingenuity than OF either consistency
or honesty in the efforts OF The enemies OF the admins.
traon revive the agitation OF the slavery question
for party purposes. The New York Tribune appeals 10
the ansavsy feeling OF the North by declaring that
.'whenever barnbnrner OF is4s sspres to place un
der The federal administration he is required TO renounce
bis reesoi principles or prove that he never bad any
but on the contrary, he Gays tha;'n does the
fact that politician has fought the Compromise on the
side OF slavery appear bar his promotion" The north
ern argument against the administration made by their
organ, therefore, that the President is using the pub
lie patronage 10 favor proslavery men, and 10 advance
southern interests On The other hand, the organs of
the southern wing Of the wing party asser, that the
administration is favoring "ihe free soiers OF ls4s"
and lavising the public patronage upon them without
requiring any evidence that they standing the
platform Of 1884, This is the game by which the dead
body Of uh'ggery is sought to be galvanized into life.
Aboonsm furnishes the argument for agitation at the
North, whilst southern whg leaders shut their eyes to
The consequences and seek revive The agitation at the
South by atlrsntng TO the President strong leaning to-
wards aboli,ionism in his appointments.
Both of the arguments msrepresent grossly the true
policy and action OF the administration, understand
them As declared again and again. the administration
adopts the policy in regard TO southern that il does
in regard TO northern applicants That policy looks to
scquicseence in The compromises measures amend Of The
slavery agitation but il does not look to the inquiry
whether the applicant at a former day opposed those
measures as ami slavery apro-savery Does
he now stand pledged, by accepting The platform. 10
ss all further agitation Of the slavery question: whsiher
IN Congress out OF ~ That is The true point Of
quiry. As we understand and justify the policy OF the
administration. il involves plain. Ineligible proposition
which has for its obec, the maintenance Of faenal re-
la,ons between the North and the South BY excluding
permanently The further agitation Of the slavery ques
on How different the policy Of the organs OF the wing
party. North and Souh in seeking again to array one
section against the other by vvpg the ssitson Of this
disturbing question
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The eloquent silence OF Tho contrast between good
and bad action s perhaps, the best argument in favor
OF the truth. For instance. take up the fouf years Of
democratic rule. which began in 1915 and ended in Is4o
and then take up the four years mmedassy succeeding
and what Lesson the examination teaches to the world
what triumphant results reward the inquiritg mind
what moral il presents for the contemplation Of
countrymen and. above and beyond all, how forcbly
the contrast proves that when democratic principles are
applied BY democratic satesmen. and adhered 10 the
end with uo6nchng patience and or,lude the sequel h
sure 10 br one TO the sdmration OF liberal
all over the world. sF .aW
10 a word, the contrast between the democratic ad-
ninistrsiioa Of James X Polk and the wing adminisra-
toa OF Taylor and Fillmore. proof on the one
hand OF The value and the virtue Of democratic principles
and. on ,hs other, OF the hurful tendencies OF wing
dosmss. than could be elected in any discussion how
ever able, profound, and mastery.
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The New York Evening Post and the Buffalo
Republic. Sis.


The democratic party has suffered more from its
Citations for few years past than from its open enemies
oae OF the great objects OF the compromise. which
effected in the Baltimore Convention in 1851. was that
for The future the party nigh, DO relieved from all
nexion with those quasi democrats who claimed fellow
ship with u.s. but who were constantly furnishing material
10 our enemies with which to assal The New York
Evening Pos, and the Buffalo Republic belong to that
Glars OF hangers on to the democratic party who sail I'M
der democratic coors bu, who in reality the worst
enemies Of the party They are aboli'ioniss in fact and
yet claiming to be democrats, they have furnished the
main grounds upon which the wings have kept up their
warfare We deem il our duty TO our party to repudate
all sympathy connexiop with them and, as far as our
influence goes TO denounce them aboonists sailing
under democratic colors They have stood upon
the creed adopted by the party at Baltimore in s52-hey
do not recognise that creed as the ties, OF democracy
and for that is utter perversion OF language
and Islander upon our party 10 call them democrats
They do deserve the respect due open and ayowed
abolition journals; for whilst their absonism is their
ruling characteristic they prove themselves dishonest in
protesting 10 belong 10 party which they know repu-
dates all sympathy or fellowship with aboIonism
We have been induced to make these remarks In
view OF the late course Of the Post and Republic in
Gau 10 the IumOeu interference Vi UIedt
vertng Cuba into q black government. Our views on
this subjec, have not had reference the simple ques
lion Of the emancipation by Spain Of the slaves in Cuba
but they have looked 10 The policy Of Great Britain in
eventually filing the island with free blacks, and con-
vernE il into black government. in furiheance OF her
scheme OF breaking up confederacy through the
agency OF the abolition agitation We have looked al il
an eor, the part OF Great Britain through her pre-
tended philanthropy, 10 make Spain, in The first place,
subservent her policy OF destroying government
and having succeeded in introducing into Cuba popu
a,ion OF free blacks, then avail herself OF il the
rendezvous and ralyng point OF abolionism. We have
regarded scheme by Great Britain. under the Euse
Of humanity. to become virtually the OF the
island and in this point Of view, have declared that
the administration cannot be toe viglan in watching the
movement. We have not assumed to speak by author.
lily on this subject. do suppose any authority
could be necessary in which already SO fully
and distinctly coveredby the foreign policy of the admin
lsta,ion as avowed in the Inaugural. The Post and
Republic place their opposition 10 these views distinctly
on abolition grounds aud for this deem any
further notice OF their positions 10 be unnecessary We
wash bands OF all further association connection
with these journals and treat them standing
clearly without the pale OF the democratic party the
New York Tribune or the National Era.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-02

EORMkR RATEs-Nosw sndns the advance In nearly
all kinds Of dry selling articles below
named shade ess than addition
all Of which purcbsses-
large 10, best black Ers'.h grapes with fun all
kinds Of mourning woods generally
900 pieces very superior blesched shiriiag cotons
100 do choice Irish linens, all qualities and prices
10 do medium and superior linen sheetins ell widths :
pieces ,aS,e diapers dsmast., and desgns
of the moot approved qualities
81 "bnth towesr assorted styles and qualities,
towels and elnss Of other grades
dosen dsrssh table rapkins from medium TO ers nne, all
pieces Scotch diapers. prices. quale- and widths
20 do hae kisd diapers
10 hue csmhvc dinics
Our experience linen facilities for purchasing
through the best enable all
class Of rocds At the least prices.
pieces Weich gsuzc with other
6snncis
20 vsecss white dotted mus'ins, assorted
do 6ne white linen driIings and ducks
$50 ~ psd camhcs Jaronrts Swiss musiins
ncs'rs, II Hess than me usual prices
pieces dne white hasueis for childrcn's
new lot Of nns black French cloihs
vrssneu, Of
10 pieces assorted qualities and widths biack silks
rs do pillow case linens all widths and prices
20 do handsome low priced lawns,
nut dozen silk pocke
handhsrch'sGs-in he assortment 10 Dozen coored
I. bordsss, 81 27k each, well vovth 63k
Black sitk cravass. haiEAc~s gloves, &c a 9e
With ssticss usuaiy dry
goods house We mstsa dsy additions
Coed sstees, how pcss, and fair aewg may
PERkY b BOTHER
Mics Desmcas buidins, second door os rA street.
Juno ~ odiem Opposite Centre Mssket.
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1rHE WONDERFUL CALF IA greater curiosity han he
sismsse Twins This calf mouhs,
tongues four no-tr,l-, and is lively and animal
Great crowds Of
e. wonder Of the 81 .e
II win b. erhsited NJ
srd Pcnnyivsns Thursday Friday
Hours ~ esbshstcnt rcn IN O'Clock, ~,
from 4, Ia 10 NJ night -
sdmiu.nce ss chd.n yesrs old half
price. Fed =. III p f..I June
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 3. 1883

u<mr nssss NJ LswIs, Montgomery, Ass~nA, II oar gas
sv-iax agent Of Alabama anA Tsnasssee ~
i,ted by c. LEWIS JANIS LKwIs, and sAaust d. Lswn
GAM Is..xu r. LARS No. io5 Tsnth street, Phisdo
phis our general travelling agent assisted by W. H. WsLD
less CoLLIns JAsHs DsKKss HAasIrr Jos burros ESQ
r. gurres sAAo M. BoDIss EDAusD W. WILEY, WILLIAM L.
WAIsRA4H, and GsoHoK !. McLxoo. aata
Mr O. w JAsxs Ohio, is genesa travelling
agent assisted BY JonH II Dxrr H. j.
TnoaAs DyxR M. L. WIssnAs, ISAAC bAsrLxTT' ~ Y
OooEs, A. l.. CaILDs, and l.. Il. BaowrELL
ny-Receipts from either OF tbs above will b. good
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
ESGx1 ~ Mountains, by the Atlantic and ST. Lawresce
k4AAA RRiiroad.rhs only by which travellers
IZEtX@ZX6 Of White mounains

Summer .frransemerts-7o commence june "a, 1852
Travellers the white moantsins ienvns New York in the
evening by Providence Fall River
the for Portland, BY the
Name railroad; Portland at II 50
Gorham, ~ at 80 Trv-
eers leaving Boston by the ~ Train lodge Portland and
nom Portland Trav
leaving n
from Portland Pare, 81 80 by this
II. r. CORSER,
June 23-d6w Sup. Atlantic IT. Lawrence Rairoad
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O1ANOS for sale reAs.-Nsw
L hand Al IN ilsh street.
rcnnsyivania pssscs
my .sore, will he purc'"sily attended 70. x
Jun. i1-ecdrn. W. G. RRICHRNRAcE.
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Consianinople letters OF dale June a. to the London
Times state that since the Turks have transmitted the
note to the different embasses declaring their intention
Of defending Themselves their preparations for war have
been more evident The whole Of the Bc sphorus fleet
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILHOAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.


IN amer Wednesday, June 1852 daily (5unday
ceples win be this road asrecaby The following
arrange
A for points
ton, DUKE and Henry streets, O'Clock
Returning, viii leave Wareatoa O'Clock,
arriving randra a quarter O'Clock,
Auain from Ale randa points will
leave Cupeper O'Clock, arriving In Aeranda 10
O'Clock, a.
Returning will lenve Alexandria O'clock arriving in
Cupeper q quarter after O'Clock.
daily between Gordorsvlle and cupepcr,
Virginia roads.
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VIRGINIA LAND sCRIP.--The undersigned, hav,ns had
twenty years. acquaintance with vre.a military lspd
with precautionary attend
claims here August
sas and viii also and sell land scrip
one commission,
t# fN+ vFsPAsAN ELLIS,
June 9e-ecdif Irving Hot.
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a n FOURTH OFJULy PLEASURE ExCUR-
1@31p.,os to rny Point Old Point, Norfolk and Cape
splendid steamer BALTIMORE Captain
McCau-nd, Washington named places on
Saturday, the I'd OF July ut O'Clock, A.rsrdna nj TX
Pny Point O'Clock Sunday morning aud
O'Clock thence Cape Hsn
thence Norfolk, arriving about O'Clock
al O'Clock, thence Old Point, until
night thence home~ad aud arriving ia Washington
Passenger the above viii be able
during the Persons wishing
picase apply early Hnmbcr tickets
pleasure and comfort Psrrops holding sdued spd
berths ALLOTTED, psvious 10 the boats departure. ht
Rooad "Trip Piny Point, included. 80
E1carcn do DO .........s 40
Excursion, sdy and ren1cHss 90
For tickets OF information, apply on board,
GEORGE mArTiseLY, Aren't,
@hM.e Eet Washington, u. q.
No supper provided night Of departure.
Fourth July Pleasure Ersur.,.n - Cis r.s.s. NOR
folk. and Cape HsMsy.
1n The steamer oscEoLA, having anderrors thorough
EaRp repairs, will make pleasure
SATURDAY, the ID J.iy leaving Washington
At O'CLOCK % touching At f'ney Point, and arrive Nos'h
SUNDAY trip to Old Point a.d the spcs
Monday The
WIN .hcd ample opportunity 70 vi the
re.on and rort.mcush 70 view 'he Atlantic oceans
display Of Are WORKS from Fertress Monroe.
The s:h viii be supplied with all The dsoseies which the
kes- soA tho ssn afford. .
will h. 4 attendance. 4. ~. ~. ~.
rssaxs meals included, fof the round rip t for gentleman
ard lady so children under twelve and p,e.
Monday, the t,h. JAS MffCHELI.,
June S-dtaJuIy .ts na cspsstr.