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TREASURY prpAsrxErr. Ian. l.Isba

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. l, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders OF the fellow.
ing described stocks of the United States that this
department q prepared to purchase at any time be
tweea the date hereof and the first of June next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting IL the aggregate
to millions dollars, in the manner aud on the
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In Of any contingent competition, within
the amount stated, preference will be given in
the order Of time in which the said stocks may be
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
States, must be transmitted to this department:
upon the receipt whereof, price will be paid
pounded Of the following particulars:
list. The par value or amount specified In each
certificate.
I'd. A premium On the stock Of the loan author.
lied by the act of July, 1915, redeemable November
IL 1896, OF six per cents the stock of the loan
thorized by the act Of 1872, redeemable 3lst Deem
her, 1852. of fifteen snda-haf per cent On the stock
of the loans authorized by the acts of 1347 and 1Ss
and redeemable, the former on the 31st December
1867, and the latter On the 3Oth June 1862 of TWEEN
tJ-one per cent; and the stock Of the loan au
horized by the act Of 1850, and redeemable on the
2Ist of December 1854, commonly called the Texan
indemnify ten per cent.
1st of Jany, 1854 to the date of receipt and settle
fnent at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the cWner) ofene days interest ip
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be inside in drafts OF
the Treasurer Of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Phiadelphia, a.
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
may 2o-dtlstJuly Secretary of the Treasury.
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DAILY EVENING STAR
THE MOSS ROSE.

The New Hampshire Reporter translates
from the German of Krummacher, the follow
ing pretty bit of fancy "The Angel who waits
upon the Flowers, and drops the gentle dew
upon them in the still hours of night, slum-
bered, one Spring day, in the shade OF Rose
bush, Atlergth' he awoke, and, with friend
" smile upon his face, said "Leveliest of my
children. thank thee for thy refreshing fra
GRANGE and cooling shade. Whatever favor,
at nv hands thou mayst entreat, will most
freely bestow" Then the Spirit of the Rose
bush besought him, saying "Adorn me with
some new charm" Then did the Flower
simple Moss. Lovely in her modest ornament,
stands she there-the Moss Rose-the loveliest
of her kind" 1t brings to mind some verses
to the same end, which we have seen some
where, and which we quote from memory
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OF r AL
DEPARTMENT, NJ

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May 20, 1854.
The time limited by the notes of this department
of the LIST January last for the purchase of stocks OF
the United States is hereby extended 10 the LIST July
next. But it is be observed in regard to certif
Gates which may be received st il after the lst June,
that in al hilton to the usual assignment the holder
must distinctly assign the interest the same
which will then have been made up at the treasury
OF transmit the coupons, as the Gaze may be. In
default of this latter assignment transmission,
the premium and one davis interest (less in ersst
from the time Of redemption to the 1st july only
will be paid.
To afford opportunity to distant holders to avail
themselves of this notice, the department will con
slider stock naled prior to the LIST July entitled TO
its benefit, upon tie usual evidence of b ing so
mailed. JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary of the Treasury.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, May 2S-I0P.


The steamer Tennessee arrived here to-
day from Charleston, S. c., with seventy
one passengers. She made the passage
in about forty-eig ht hours. 1t is graft
flying to learn that this line is doing an
admirable business. The route is rapid
ly gaining favor, and gradually attract
ing the attention of travellers to and from
the South. The Tennessee is very SUI
perior boat, and decided fayorite. The
establishment of this line Of steamers has
given an unInistakable impetus to South
ern trade. Our business with Charleston
and other Southern cities has increased
ten-fold within the past few years, and,
IN great measure, owing to the estab-
lishment Of regular steam communion
ton.
Our grand jury, now In session, is
presenting various rum mills for violating
the Sunday law, and the City Court fines
them. Finding it profitable business,
however, to pay penalty of twenty or
thirty dollers every month or two for the
privilege Of making, probably, five hun
dTed dollars, they persist in violating
law. 1t is matter of establishment that
these persons cannot be brought under
subjugation. Every glass they sell on
the Sabbath, is renewed offence. II,
therefore. the officers would act efficiently,
1t could be SO made that the paving of
fines would become Improbable. The
penalty OF imprisonment is also attached
after certain number of offences. Why
not enforce it,
/ inclose you dispatch just received
from Boston. 1t notes another outrage
IN asSaulting the Attorney General The
mob spirit seems to be still in existence.
1t has now extended from the Abolition
lists to their more respectable brethren, the
negroes, who are circulating handbills
calling upen the people to rescue Burns
1T all hazards. Mobocracy, in any phase,
can have no excuse. Fierce and furious,
moreover, as it may be, there is one GER
tain and efiectual method of quelling all
such outbreaks. 1t is easy and simple:
Call out the military instanter, shoot
first, and read the riot act afterwards.
by adopting such a course, 1 will guar
antee that any mob will be quelled in five
minutes. AbolitiOnists, of all other ami
mas most detest the smell of gunpow-
dor ana the eompanionship of bullets.
we have had beautiful day. Thou
sands are promenading in every direction.
News of an interesting Character how.
ever, is scarce. RoDER,cV
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sifully manufactured and g. cheap any establish
nent in th Union.
DOLLARUS HgRDAIIUzi 5ITRkCT Oh LUIS
TaCU! BAIG TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and roots the
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair from filling II or changing Color restoring
and preserving 1t in Il healthy and lrxuriant state.
Among other Why Dollari's iaircuttng Sa-
!oon, msin aims is l,nlense popularity ia the fact
that bis Tonic s apr: to every head Of hair cut at
his establishment, c.7equenty it is kept in better
preservation than ur''gT any other known spplica-
ion. 1t being thu actically te,ted By thousands,
ofers the greatest : arnnty OF its efficacy. Sold
Wholesale and retail 1T ls Old Establishment, TT
Chestnut strest, opposite thu State Louise, Phiia-
lelphia.
x. DoILsED has az IAst discovered the Ne PLUS ul-
of hair dye, and Announces it Tor SALE with per-
feet confidence, in its passing everything Of the
Kind now in It toors the hair either black or
brown, as may be dasired, and is used without any
injury to the hsic skin, either by stain other
Eise, be washed off IA ten min ats after the ap-
1lication, without detract 1g from its efficacy. Per
sons visiting the city invited to give him call
letters addressed to r DUI4LAItD, III CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA !, will receive attention.
ian 23-1y.
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean steamers.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs by the act entitled IAN aet relating
w to dogs" approved 18th July, 1879, aod the
act amending the anne approved 9th April, 1898,
it is provided ''tbat whenever it shaIl be made to
appear to the satisfaction of tue Mayor that any
animal OF the dog kind within this city shalt b.
deemed ard considered mad, it shall be the duty q,
the Mayor to issue his proclamation requiring tha;
all animals of the dog kind shall be Kept confined
for such number OF days he shall deem expedieit
and proper t. state in such proclamation, not ex.
ceedIng ninety days. and il shall be the duty Of the
city constabies aud lawful for any other prison t,
Kill and bury all and every dog going at large
trary to the said proclamation" &c.
Now, therefore it having been made to appear to
my satisfaction that there ''animais of the dog
kind msd within this city, do hesehy give notice
to all whom it may concern that call aniu CT The
dog kind in this city required to he kept
fined for and during the term of sixty days from
the date hereof and the police officers of this Cor
poration are required to enforce the law in resp CT
to all such may be found going at large contrary
to this PROCLAMATION.
Given under my hand at the May ors Office, in the
city of Washington, this Goth day of May, 1861
JOHN W. MAURY,
may 22-eolw&N5w Mayor
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SCRIBNER'S COAX OIL"

TIME healing and restorative properties of this
1 valusble specific have now been satisfactorily
established. It's beneficial and curative effects have
been fully tested in the removal of those inamatory
accumulations which formed on the surface OF
skin, known as burns bruises, boils, wounds infict
ed by cuts, and other external gatherings. For in
famed eyes, Oatarrh on the head, the bleeding Piles,
Sea sickness, and Autumnal and other fevers it Is
one of the most certain aud effective remedies. In
ternay taken agreeable to directions, it is safe and
,oild, and immediate in relieving sick headache,
Diarrhea, bleeding at the nose, and excessive Hem
orrhage from internal e-uptons and injuries from
too full and phletho1ic q habit Of the body.
For sale by W. Fl. Gilman. Chas. Stott 4 Co., spd
Eiiwe!l 4 Lawrence, Washington; j. S. Kidwell,
Georgetown. -------..-
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors,
dec 1o-e,n. 1%3 Chambers street, N. Y
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SAVE YOUR DIMES

AND DOLLARS WILL SAVE THEMSELVES.
I WISH TO call public attention to TIE fact that
l. am prepared to furnish families, wedding psr.
ties parties, excursions balls pic nics &C. at the
shortest notice, and with promptpess.
Having secured one OF the very best of uorkmeu,
and only using the very best Of materials can fur
Dsh ali articles such pure Virginia Cream for Ice
Cream at g per gallon. Water Ices at the same
Also, Jelies, Chsrlctts. &C. Fruit end Pound Cakes
and great variety Of Smell Cakes, at much lower
figure than the hest establishment of note In the
city furnish for at least % per cent less than
their charge are for the same that the question
very often asked, 'Where can we get a pure or cie
of Cream and Confectioneryi- / will answer. and
can prove by everybody calling and trying
Store corner of l4th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. j. g. WEAVER, Agent
rrnaV 2--anOrr1
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NEW AND sEAsoSABLE GOODS.

fNHE subscriber begs to oIll the attention Of per
Il sons refitting their he uses to his new stock o.
PAPER HANGlNGS and B RIDERS. just received
superior lot Of "Slver" Papers Of the very AteT1
styles and best finish, thess papers are pdTTiH'a
nerer 70 tdrnish- Velvet II perr, large variety "
prices to suit all purses.
Go i papers from 81 cent per piece to s. 90
Gold and Velvet from I SO e. per piece TO go . ~
"SifVer and Velvet" fromll cts per piece 10 s.
Glazed papers from % cts. Ia sl25 per piece
Unglazed, Sc loo. IL Nc. l5tL lSc. and 25c. All
Oak and other limitations at reduced prices. NJ
kinds of Decorative and ORR smental papers, ss'u7
Groups, DC.
Paper hung by experienced hands. All WORK VI"
ranted 10 give satisfaction. III
Pers ms dc sirous to purchase would do well 70 es,t
a nv assortment is Of such description Is 10 s~'
the most fastidious.
JOSEPH T. X. PLANT,
No. Washington Place
IT. street, 9 IL ore south OF b t'fes"
mar u-eof
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FRESH ARTICLES.

IMPERIAL prunes in small glass kegs; extra qua.
4 fly new Eleme Figs in small boxes; bunch Raj
sins, very fine; Coxs English Shred Geatines;-
French Imperial Gclatines 10 shred and rolls these
GeiatineS perhaps superior to any article OF tie
kind ever introduced in this city; French and Ens.
fish directions furnished; Theoretically sealed Fruit
pure Extract of Tomato, Sardines, Fresh Give Oil
TASKS ana bottles Sap Sage Cheese, English dairy
TO-, Jeies of all kinds Saddles, Firth Ross best
London Mustard, put up in metal, very superior
French and American do. Of all kinds Bakers Bro
ia, Cocoa and Chocolate, Millards do one cask Du
rant, Maglory brand, vintage 1si3 Brandy, snd one
49, Grape Juice Port These unsurpassed for NE.
dicinai and other purposes, and warranted pure
Caraena, Ssgo, Iapioca sweet CIDER, black Tea st "
cents per pound, warranted 10 plcase-pUre white
CASTLE Soap, Montgomery county and ether Hams,
Sc, &c. Goods delivered.
IMP. KING,
corner Of Vermont ave. / and 18th streets
ap 1a-Wtf st. Johns Sausrs
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CALL AND EXAMINE,

( HAVE now on hand, Ito which woull respect
L fully call the attention Of my lady patrons and
srGngersJ q very large stock of straw and NeapoIi
tan bonnets and fats, rich white and colored rib
bons, all numbers, plain lutte and satin ribbons.
cause and gimp trimming for dresses, cords and ta
sells, b onde Isle, English. French, Mand. Valencia
and Maltese laces and insertings, embroidered ard
lace collars. sleeves chniesettes &c, hapdkerchiefs
Swiss and cambrc edgipgs insertings and rpffiing,
black lace Falls spotted wells, black Guipute and
silk lsces, silk Hitts for ladies and misses black
white and colored illusions tarltOEs nets. q sssa
81 Ks, marsalnd and fioreEce5, fans, bonnetf-ames
tuck-combs, tooth and hair brushes, spoo' cottons
sewing and embroidered silk, double and single
rouches, silk and glass buttons, bonnet flowers
dress caps linen cambrics and lawns Alex kid finish
81 and Isle gloves. Also the most superior Fren
kid gloves, (Jouvin's make eve brought 10 the
Washington market Persons wishing good gloves.
only required to try them to be convinced thai
they are unrlvsled by any other make.
RUTH A. PEAC0
Ladies Fancy and Trimming Depot,
my 2i-3teod Pa. sv. bet. 9Th and oh ST.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, May 20, 1854.

ALEXANDRIA, May ~, 1904.
Council Proeedings-R eUen'ss Bill DEBATE
EIecti0R-SeIDsOn--IV
The City Council met again on the
evening of Friday, the President presiding
in the Board of Aldermen, and Mr.. Jas.
S. Hallowell in the Common Council; all
the lower board present, except Messrs.
White and FunStein. The Revenue bill
for the present fiscal year, was reported
by the Committee on Finance; and after
some discussion, passed the upper board.
Upon its presentation in the Common
Council, Mr.. Mccormick urged its imme-
diate passage. The City Treasury was
bare. 1t was already late In the year,
and the law required the bills to be in the
hands of the collectors by the first of
June. Should the bill be postponed, it
might be amended. Itwould have to 20
back to the Aldermen, and this delay
would be unreasonably. Mr.. Reid moved
to lay the bill upon the table. 1t was
strange that the committee had not taken
ample time to consider the bill. The
Board of Aldermen has passed a whole
evening in it3 discussion; aud vet here
alone 1t was purposed to pass the bill
without examination. The bill, it might
be, needed amendment. King street must
be paved this year; and the street grad
ing, thus far progressed, could not be
stopped. He called for the yeas and
noes upon his motion, to lay upon the
table: Yeas -Messrs. Lambert, Halo
well, Beach, Reid and BOdkin-6. Noes
Messrs. Rogers, Green, Smith, Mar
bury, Mccormick, Wilmer, Leadbetter,
and Davis and so the motion was lost.
The resignation of I. NJ. White, as Pres
ident Of the Common Council, was laid
upon the table; the Clerk authorized to
employ assistants n making out tax bills
and pay S35 therefor; $40 appropriated
to remedy the nuisance in the lanyard
drain; real estate committee authorized
TO advertise for bids to lease the city
property at the foot of Duke street;
Messrs. Reid, Lambert, Green, and Mar
bury, appointed a committee 10 inquire
into a suitable location and the expe-
diency of making public park; and q
motion by Mr.. Reid for a committee to
prepare schedule of improvements for
the year-lost. The Council then ad-
journed.
The returns from the rural district,
which came in after my letter on Friday,
are as follows: Ball &c, Crupper 90, Sang
ster Is; which makes the majority of
Sapgster over Crupper 173, and AS over
both opponents.
Yesterday, morning service, Rev. n.
Young preached at st. Mary's church,
and collection was taken up on behalf
Of the new Catholic church, on the Island,
IN your city.
The pleasant weather of the last few
days has added much to the liveliness Of
our streets. AMI.
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TO INVENTORS

rTNHE Office of"The Inventors Protection National
l. Union" is on 7th street, opposite the East Por
tico Of the Patent Office, and is ready to attend
TO the business of its members, namely: in making
examinations sn3 soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors are invited to call and get copy of the
Constitution and BY laws, and where any informa
ton will be given respecting the Union.
All letters business must be directed to this of
nce, where attention will be given Immediately.
model shop Is in connection with the Office
where models can be Insde to order at the shortest
aotice. 7. G. CLAYTON,
ap 19-1y President I. p ~ u
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LIFE INSURANCE.

VNHE HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il with perpetual charter, embracing the adEsn'
tages of both the Joint Stock and Mutual Plan, ore
strengthening the other, and making crest asyins
In the expense, are taking risks favorable erc
as any other company. Annual dividends declsrei
on all policies in the mutual department, which are
usually equal to the premium notes given Pr
ris on California Australia, and Sea policies gTsnf
Ell al reduced rates.
Life policies after term of years cancelled and
their equitable value returned in cash.
Risks on the lives of Slaves taken on fsForsas
terms.
Books furnished and farther information graTnf
ously given by calling on @. BIRGB,
feb G-tf Aren't Wil;srds' Hotel.
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TAKE NOTICE.

HOUSEKEEPERS and others are reminded thai
III the following list Of articles are of the yery
best description, and can be purchased from the SUI
sc7iber on as low terms as any other house in The
city. large assortment and supply always O
hand:
Oils OF ell kinds Qusenswsre
Pants Brushes
Camphine Clocks
narnlsn Lamps
Turpentine Chandelisrs
window Glsss GirsnGolee
Snlna Vases
Earthenware britannia Wsr,
1iass &C., &c, &c.
Noods sent 70 any part Of the city free OF charge
country dealers will do well TO call
@ s. WHITTLESEY,
It'll street, opp. Selden Withers' Bank.
mar LIT
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PUBLICATIONS.


~ Lamp to the Path; or, the Bible in the
Heart
The Home and the Market place, by Rev. w K
Tweede. ID. De cts.
The Woodcutter of Lebanon and the Exiles of Lu-
cema by the author of tho Night Watches-prce
80 cents
Mabal Grant, Highland Story, by Il. II. Ballau.
tyne-50c.
Charles Roussel; or, Industry and Honesty, by J
Prochat, author Of Th-cn Months under the Snow
-40c.
The Plurality of Worlds, with an introduction, by
Edward Hitchcock, d D--5Oc.
A NEW FORK, by HENRY RODGERS
Defence of the Eclipse OF Faith; by its author
being rejOinder to Professor Newmans 'Reply,"
which is included in the same volume, with New
iRans chapter on the moral perfection of Christ.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
7th street, next to Odd Fellows Hall.
may EFT (SeutineD
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CARD.
To tie Ladies of Washington, GsorgctOsa.
AIornon-;o FIR

HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies, Misses, and Chi
4 dren's French Shoes sold by the uadels
igned, 18th street, just above Corccran * Riggs
Banking House, in his new building, with the high
marble steps, where lie will receive Ladies' Orders
and keep constantly On hand every variety of La
lies, Misses and Chidren's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters Slippers, sc
made to order by Ii. Weirman. Oh Philadelphia, oi
the best French Cater Materials ard IN the lates'
Partisan styles. These Caters entirely dieren,
from What are generally known as ElopshSp shoes
being all custom work, Of superior workmanship
md warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy
will consult their interest By giving me call, and
examine for themselves. q. WEIRMAN,
18Th ST., just above Corcoran 4 Riggs
aug IS-lYe5 Banking House
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II THE REQUEST OF

4 Il THE REQ UEST OF many DE rsont
n We adopted the plan to dspose 10y lots Of three
most magnificent articles (bero below descrbed) to-
costly to be disposed of at private SALE viz:
Magnificent solid Pspier Mscbe Cabinet, richly in.
lail in mother PEARL made expressly for the greai
Worlds Fair, worth $500
A superb solid silver mounted, gold edged ladee
Dressing Box, of exquisite workmanship, of Louis
XIV. style, worth $3.50
Rich massive metal Roman Clock, with two larg.
Candelabras to match, worth $50
Nearly all the numbers have been sold. The few
remaining unsOld can be had by making immediat
application to our store On Saturday the subscfip
ton list will be closed The drawing will take plsc.
next week. Subscribers are requested to call this
week and settle for their numbers.
T. b. CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods, Browns Hotel.
may 2-tf
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DOTATOEs--E p q ~
300 bushels white Mercer POTATOES
Just eeeivsd and for sale by ..-..~
=. PETER BERRY
may A-6t Water street. Georgetown-
TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.
T BUCKLEY Il co. respectfully inform the citi-
u zens OF Georgetown and it's vicinity, that they
are prepared to undertake every description OF work
in GAS FITTING. They have secured the services
Of some of the best workmen from the North. and
their charges will be found low ss in any OF those
cities. 10 -f-r1 f. s.4 Ffs . Be F. ID .@H %
| They have always on hand an elegant assortment
of Gas Fixtures to which they would invite the ex-
animation of the public.
South side of Bridge stresty between Washington
ana Jefferson. - H. .7t
Orders left at Linthicum's Hardware Store win be
,,r st,, sIlv attended to- - ian So-tf
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ORIGIN OF THE MOSS ROSE.

The Angel of the flowers one day
Beneath Rose tree sleeping lay;
That Angel to whose charge IS gwen,
To battle young buds in dew from heaven.
Awakjnp from his hight repose,
The Angel whispered TO the Rose
"OnI choicest object of my care, ...
StII fairesI now, while all is fair,
For the sweet shade thou'st given me, '' =
Ask what thou wilt-'tis grant ed thee.
Then said the Rose with deepening glow,
son me another grace bestOw."
The Angel paused in silent thought,
What grace was there that flower had not
Twas but moment, DER the Rose
A veil of moss, the Angel throws,
And clothed in natures simplest weed,
Can there flower that Rose exceed?
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FOR BALTIMORE.

~~A The Steamer 0SCE0LA leaves
Es:saSW Washington for Baltimore every
TUESDAY MORNING, at O'Clock and Alexandra
at s O'Clock.
Returning, leaves baltimore every THURSDAY
at o'clock p. m.-Stopping at Leonardtown, Nd.
st. Mary's River, Nd, Kinsale and Cone River. and
the usual landings on the Potomac, for signals or
to land passengers. JAS. MITCHELL.
sp +Sm Captain.