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tsvo STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and esg .

FRN0 STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and rxg m
OWNERS. New Orleans January TO- 1855.
The has this day commented fNEhA
STEAMBOAT AGENCY hs seoOunt and wu cunnt himself
exclusively TO such business In thus psrnns himself before s
public, he that his while The
business, his
whole and persoui to thar with lis
general viii shippers, that literal pntFou
confederation Reference respectfully made to
MC4srF. WATERS, CAMi,fNs co., New Orleans
STONE X WAENOhTH,
BRO,
WHITE * BUCHANAN,
Captain EEo. W. CABLE. steamer l., NJ. kenuptt.
w W. BAkER - DallwRre.
Il. NJ HUNTER Ambassador.
iAuIl j. ]. CHILD, oGrg 20 foylms sire t. New OHrars.
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V1,AsHIoNABLE MILLINERY AND DRESS
sHa asCANAI. STREET. -aa TAa

IEa @s~CANAI4 STREET. .~tsN Ef,1
u - NEW & ORLEANS MANTIILA factory 4
TLAS, Of the style and latest thinning for Ladies and
Mssesrrres to suit sn7tomersst the NeWoeans Mauta Fac
No. 10 Canal stTN.
The proprietor ts establishment respectfully sos the inspec
the Ladies' SeFn and particularly coming %
the city, who not aware Of his large and splendid stock Of CAkS
and As opbed and ready sale at his Mniua Rooms
call and them before they purchase other place, aud they
will be convinced chat hte selling them half the price any
other in the city,
addition splendid and large stock Of Cloaks aud ntasi
Ladies' here article the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
SILK in all st les for Dresses French SIN Fancy Straw BON,
NETS and RbbNS large stock OF EMBROIDEES 10 b. sold
here coTnisSGn at ire rs9ulacter Ges LACE agd Muslin
SACKS and MANlLAS CAPES, CHEASETiES, SLEEh Is aud
COLLARS 500 Embroidered Linen lIANnKERCEFs u The
lot, be sold without style BlOOhsR TRIMMINGS,
other Trimmings ladies' that had other
splendid lot Of rich GRAPE SFAWIs embroidered ROBES for
Wedding pEgsesi BABIES LpNG CLoAKs ard ROBES; FklNGES
NElNElS oI the richest sty Shades SILK VII
VET in the piece for making Manllas.
E Ladies' wishing particular style Of Cloak or Manaa
have it by giving in their order,
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. nOyI9
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CAsplp ApMssIoN.-A member Of the United States
Senate in debate few days since made this candid ad
mission. He said
The two Houses of Congress had reduced themselves to
the condition of being utterly incapable OF doing any
legislative business other than passing the appropriation
bills aud they passed after strange fashion In the
hours OF the session. when they rushed through like
a shot out Of a shovel.
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B7YOE .M.7CON.

VIII leave MONDAY, March T. et4 oslock r.M.
EyOR BAYOU MACON, TENsAs AND sg.g -
BLACK RIVERS The wol known lfis5A7-zs$
SARAH GORDON, T. r. Ross usset, sill leave
a fgrs sfst stglt =itY % 11tE4
q JDIi SSIg< a Front Lever.
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OU.4CRIT.4 RIFER.

WIN leave SATURDAY, Marsh ~ at ocio,kF.N.
ETOR ALABAMA LANDING, ,gss ~
4 POINT PLEASANT. uUACHiTA CITY, LszAt =9sefi3
IENTOT, AONI- C0LUSlnlA CARKsNiL LIE, 7sszEz.sssF
HAERISONBpl TRINITY AID all ndlpss Ollfl ~
Rigefale fag last running passnger steamer HChtWAi
CAPT j. W Carnon, VIII leave 81 above for freight Or 's re- ~
Fly On Lolrl, or -
mt5 WILLIAMS PHILLIPS q co. CaroHd.'t. street.
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2 oBSTERS-60 dozen one pound cans, in
j a store and ior sale ty
III FL. HART & CO., 10 TshOupitOulas street.
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win leave THURSDAY. March TO- at o'clock P.
ESOR PRINCETON, LAKE PR0YI- NJ, .,
~ DESCE, MlLIIkEN'S BEND, NiCkSBuhG, y.
iiI{ AND GUIF RODNEY NATCHEE, FoRI Al t.-szz-r1s.
ANS BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, DONALDSON s ~
a Hrnn. lnninrs1he fine passenger steamer tiiANh
LYON Capt Estes n sse the saaou will leave as above ava
lhurs throughout the For eigh pass
apply STRoTHER BROS as Fo!dTas 81 ho
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PrNSsYtyASfA DEAF AND DUMB ISsrITUTE-Durng the
wear 1852 SO pupils wiz 10 boys and II grls,)
admitted and %, (vz 10 boys and Is grls) were dis
missed.
There remained in the Institution on the 3lst day of
December 1852 rs boys and 65 grtotal l43. OF this
number 81 supported by the State of Pennsylvania
IA by the State of Maryland 10 by the State of New
Jersey by the State Of Delaware, and Is by their
friends or by the Institution.N
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,NrEw ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND *.

REMITTANCE OFFfCETt- EndtIsignei al his old * 49,
sh eee, eontinu accommodate Fsrsens
4hsr ircpa6 Eglar' Ia Scotland with
tshug sigh. lEaghts payable poet teu II she above
and Ha slsa, hssinE
br9us ro LysPoq hia good s and r.aor,h
d addressing l8ltgr (po paid ITO
a1o JotIN TooLE IS BANK Place.
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= BALHESE JACKS - Three Maltese Jacks
I'VE ia arrived rom AIata may be Bells sab On Ca
rs a. T. COCHRAN 4 co. 81 Tcloupitoulas street,
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MEMPHIS.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. Ne,gh =, At O'Clock
ENOR MEMPHIS, II HELENA, Mouth ifs4s q
~ or WHITE RIVER NAPOLEON ,NlChSBURG -
and the Bends-Nemlhis Packet GEa. COL Ss1ssA@
IlE2-Ihe splendid steamer GEO COLLIER, j. W 6os-
No. master passage, having superior
accommodations, apply on bolTd, OF to - 80. ..
- SMITH Il FIASTER. 80 poydras street
nils GEO, w. SHAW n CO., "a feydrAA street
NTIlpaye WEDNESDAY, March 9. at o'ogk P.
ESOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Ma Hzy M
POLEON. COLUMBIA, AL ali atermetat4
splendid pAssrugrr
Bell will above.
4o having accommodations, apply board
SrUDIHER X BROS. Agents, 40 PoydtRs street
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VIII leave TUESDAY, March ., at 5 O'Clock p
rNnn NrlnLr SDIIl Il W 1 u u L,ALIAA

VIII leave TUESDAY March :, at o'clock p NJ.
ENOR VlCKSBDRG ,NhRRENTON, Eg9 r.
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY Liss86afLtrS
AND NATCtIEZeg gnler IttS3AY Weekly Ni2ks ass assA
l-tr Packet Steamer MAGN0EIiThs magnificent
r psss.ga steamer MAGNOLIA ST. Clair Thomssson
M al ebovo. For freight apply board ort0
- SMITH FINS 1Ek ~ foydraa street.
c Tho MAGNOLIA win be a. the Leye TINS Morning ready 10
freight, and ltake freight ior iazVo S'y
~ -
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EOR LIYERPOOL--The 4 / yery fast J


Fat srIus ut draught bark COyEtER, Dom ~
rls have lnu Jpa. .ehwouli be dsarAlie ~
carso OF Griu, For E.srtinlArs SID : 70
tsiI JOHN TODf.E, IS Bank Paer.
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N MANUFACTURED y TOBACCO-20O0 pkgs.,
lfh compiling Of the choicest brania nch Cone
Iaislo Johns Creole liots9ns Choice, Walker woodys ftn
Wall Co.'S bullrl 4 Co.'s White Iayelads, Aer' Catutas
Ssdale. Nj Nc, &c, Nluss, A pue Lyle DytisCn'
dic.! T. J. HART co 70 Tsteiyl,oa,as street.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS

"a MN U -'II17 - 17I' 1h1' =. I -1'
Ms rs = @
opposite Patrck's Church. would respectfully call The
doo Ladies' and pss.ss gsnsLs e beg ish and extensive
ERS RIBBONS ENBROIDERlS, White KID GLOVES
All rey other articles niion
t~ Nlusrs supplied reasonable sSCounr orders
Il I'D fp19 sua
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4 DVANCES-Adyauces will be made by the
unlerssud souhern Prodse to the address
nsv.o KIP tR Il FABIAN, "a Magazine si,ee,.
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VICKSBURG.

VIII leave "WEDNESDAY hIae' Q, at o'e,aCEF.M
ETOR VlCkSBURG, YAZOO CITY, sss$ h,
pN GREENWOOD SAfANliA, GRAND GGLty .fsfefl sfsC
TtHULA RODNEY, and NAfCllFhIho new, las sss.A
rigg st,nueaat ~ = STACY, Tyson nase VIII eaNe al
"'Es; % iOF F''sis" '' P''"ss' "4P' va foIBERT WILSON,
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The BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR.-The following lette
from Capt shuted of the steamer Black Warrior, ha
been published in the NewYork Courier and Enquirer
The Captain blamed by some of the Northern pres
for his course letters Of which is from MI Ber
janin, of Neworleans, entirely ezeuspate him;
u, U,vp
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EOR MARsEILLES- Tie \ ] very fast *
rOR ANTWERP A | American iy,g>

2,
ing lgr s' rass.t, 0I Haze gula entt for tile
ags port pasE having superior Accommodation apply on
'2ifi ati opposite ''' ' " gro W HYNsoS SO Camp
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q W D..
leana and Wabash River Packet.-The and - aY3
81 light sIIAS WRIGHT,
Capt L. c. Coolidge vii, ,uar packet during
s-S- 10 freight or passage, GpIly N board. iau
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INTHITE PINE LUAlBER-About II GOO
DRIDGEWATER PAINT DEPOT, No. 20

GtOW PEAS-200 bags Carolina Seed Peas,
for sale by A. F, COCHRAN CO.. 20 Graysr street. NH!
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M5l leaya ; ATURDAY NinfeA ~, at o'eoSk P
EYOR ST LOUIS, and all interme- F.y p
Jae iaudiug-The slsnal passenger packet ls5sa u
JUiEN SIMNNie h. RohV,s master,
vii mp above. Eh or passage, ' s
spre Or recommendations, apply tonrd or
GEO. ". SHAW q 60. - POydrss street,
f2F or KENSETr. DIX X CO. II TehonpioUlas street
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The sonora Expedition.

We think there is great deal OF unnecessary fear ex
hibed about the objects and ultimate results OF The
pedon which II Is supposed Count Raoueset de Boul-
bon Is preparing for Sonora
The Santa Clara Register says that ten vessels be-
ing prepared the hzrbor OF San Francisco for the
portation OF men and munitions OF war, and that po.
ton Of these vessels being pierced Tor guns IL fur
bred men and three hundred horses and that il will be
ready sail in very short time. From another source
we learn that Count Raousset. when he first returned
from his late dsgraceful attempt, poor-in fact
very much in of funds to be compelled 10 live
upon his friends--but that he has large sum,
much $500 600, II is alleged al his command por
ton, at least OF which money lately arrived by French
barque. This may all be so but in looking the
custom house statistics cannot find any French
sci that brought any considerable amount OF specie.
Granting tnat all these things are true. we cannot
anything alarming in the fact II will only hasten the
destiny OF Sonora that county, 10 quote the Register
'lf ii ceases 10 be Mexican, must become American" II
her manifest destiny to change from the flag OF Mexico
to that OF the United States Raousse de Boulbon may
precipale matters, but he cannot change defer them
The French flag will float in that country under
The protection OF France herself The leaders of the
scheme going there as matter OF businessio get
pos session of the silver mines and make money and
AFFORD to spend large TO obtain the object OF their
wishes. Bolton, Barron Co.. rather Barron, Forbes,
Co., whom they represent, have Mexican grant for
the best mines in the State, which fact, the most
valuable in the world, and they know the necessity OF
getting possession of them and commencing TO work
in this State the woressness OF conditional grants when
there has been attempt made 10 fulfil The conditions
Hence, with eye to future political events the anxiety
for the actual occupancy OF the mines Into this we be-
leve the whole proceedings of Raousset de Boubon
solves itself.
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From the Alta California
From the Australian Colonies.

BY the clipper schooner Spray, Capt Hall, whose ar
rival from Hobart Town last evening, after passage Of
City days. furnishes The rs, example OF excellent
speed on record we are also furnished with ate import
ant, and highly interesting news from Australia.
Our dates are from Hobart Town 10 Feb. rs. From
Melbourne newspaper accounts TO the 10th, and
from Sydney 10 the 9Th.
The impression which remains with US. after discuss
ing the various lengthy accounts of mining. POLITICAL
that the former there far success than from the
tenor of previous reports had been led TO believe
should think that many parts of the Victoria mines pre-
scented more encouraging prospects than our own Cafor
MIA but that the average is any better per man.
for all employed in the mines, we do not believe.
Political affairs exercising pejudical influence
on the fortunes of miners Some of the laws regulating
the gold district which have been recently enacted,
exceedingly oppressive and burdensome at least they
the cause of general dissatisfaction The League
mant progresses but slowly Americans treated with
respect but hear of remarkable instances Of luck
among miners Socially, the tiggings present rough
aspect
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On Monday afternoon the city was enlvened in every
quarter by The display IN the of streams OF gay
and happy children, neatly alfred. bending their seps
towards common centre, where all the schools which
had been appointed TO participate in the ceremonies OF the
occasion were to meet This was on Pennsy lvania
avenue between 18th and l4h streets.
Having remained about this spot sufficiently long to be
put 10 marching order. the gay troops of girls and boys
received the word to start, and abou, o'clock The whole
line. fully half mile long, in motion towards the
Capitol OF the republic, each company duly led by pas.
tor and teachers and distinguished BY hand some and
appropriate banner The display altogether exceeded in
mpress'vsnsss any that our Sunday schools have ever
ade--Ns, Intsi
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From ORsGos.-By the arrival Of the steamer Colum-
ois we have Oregon papers 10 ibe 10TH The Times con.
sns fall and detailed account Of the funeral ceremo-
mes attending the inerment Of the remains OF The Hon.
samuel ihurson, late representative for the Territory
me democratic territorial convention had met, and
o"nseea Gen Joseph Lane candidate for delegate
70 ,onges. Alter the adoption OF resolutions ap.
ing "the Sandwich Islands neesssarv anoendaes 10
venion adjourned 1850 ~ ~
ia,ion is putting forth rapidly
We notice general decline in The price OF PROVISIONS
since last owing to three vessels having arrived =,
our wharvss, all OF which have large supplies Of The
above articles on board-Porfiand Cor,mtrcfa
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Trade with Mexico.

The newly appointed minister 10 MeYico-Hon. Mr.
Gadsdenhas recently written private letter upon the
subject OF his mission, which has found its way into
the newspapers, and of which the following is an
tract
" DESIRE" he says, $40 understand thoroughly
mercal relations with that country, and what
they may be encouraged and extended
" US, under the broad banner Of free and uwrtsretfa
trade.
Free and uninterrupted intercourse commercially and
socially, with Mexico will accomplish more in harmon
izng The disturbing disagreemens between The
tries than all the treaties and negotiations which diploma
cy may accomplish"
In this connection, the Baltimore American, in ar
Gle written apparently TO ridcue the idea that COM
mercal intercourse with Mexico can be extended gives
the following statistics and explanations upon the sub
ject
The following table will show at glance the condition
of trade for twenty-five years. gather il from the
official reports of our treasury
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CITY OF WASHlNGT IN.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 70. 1863


telegraphc despatch from New Orleans. under date
of Tuesday last states that dates OF the 9th instant have
been received from the city Of Mexico. Santa Anna is
adopting measures against all Mexcans holding
what he conceives 10 be pernicious opinions. He had
ordered the OF all who served guerllas in the
American army during the late war. and they TO be
tried by court-martial. He had published list OF
Mexican officers surrendered as prisoners OF war Gen
Scott when the capital was taken and he has issued
decree degrading them from their rank, and dsmissing
them from civil employment, The Mexican army is be-
ing recognized and increased Gov Trias, OF Chhua-
hua has marched oppose the occupation Of the Mesll
valley. The national guard was to be organized.
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We are desired TO say that the article N relation to the
abolition movement in Eogland which was yesterday
transferred 10 our columns as from the r York pres
by,eran, should have been credited to the journal OF the
.ams name which is published at Philadelphia. The
mistake arose from the fact that had only the article,
and not the whole sheet, before ms.
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Tgr eerar cur--The New York Times of Monday
says "The many attractions in progress all tend to
beauiify our city 10 few years Broadway will be an
avenue Of palaces, and. upke any other palaces we
know Of, devoted 10 the gandees of commerce. rather
than Of Incidence. With streets all la'd with the
Russ pavement the ron,s Of The hosses veneered with
marble, and the windows re.plenden with plate glass,
the effect will be alike imposing and grateful
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RoHERr O. SooTT, eso.-Iteil be seen that our town.
man. Robert g. Scott, esq has received the appoin,men
OF consul TO Ro General Pierce could no, have found
man OF bus party IN this city deserving and more
capable me appointment. as lara learn, gives
general satisfaction to both wings and democrat.
RIM R,nnh f,rhin
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V,RUSTEE'S sALE-By virtue Of deed OF from
Holman the undersigned, will public
O'Clock ~ fur, il fair day theeaer) part
land called Chlnm Castle Manor'
ded and three lying Prince Georges Mary
mite Baiensburg
Holman, leading
said city II is located healthy and pleasant REGION
mirab adapted the staple productions OF the county, high
state OF cultivation has large peach orchard OF superior fruit
suciency OF wood all ouibudng
a
overlooking the
railroad From is proximity Washington eigby
ated Tor market garden and those deou Of making judciou
well purchasing county
residence will do well the seldom such
porunity H. presented.
dollars purchase money
be paid In the day sale the residue and
secured by bonds Of
curly approved by the undersigned, bearing
day OF sale Ca of purchase money, with interest,"
deed in fee viii be executed 70 the purchaser.
May 6-2awuScp N. @. STEPHEN, Trustee.
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Today DR.. Walker will he in ausura,sd az preside
OF harvard University II promises 10 be an intcres
occasion The order of procession indicates that s'
representation from orr varied educational and civil
situations will he present The fine corps OF 'aneerS
escort The governor to Cambridge while the d'scosr"
The president viii undoubtedly be worth listening to-
few have greater skill in celebrating the deepest phlo.
ply under the form OF the smglea common sense
the "young men," by whom the president has ari'l
been greatly respected, the occasion will be ares
boston Post. Moy y ,
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We learn rom the Eas'on tMd.) Gazette. tina, the ~
has attacked the wheat in that county and on Iana
which bave not been improved by guano has done mod
injury. The wheat on guanoed land was mostly too n
advanced when the fly made its appearance TO be mud
injured The CentrevilIe Times also notices the appear
ance OF the fly in tina, county, but adds that the vhs
ne yer before gave token Of a more abundant harres
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Hon. r. p. stanton. OF Tennessee.

We have already noticed the nomination OF this dis
rneuished gentleman for re election 10 Congress The
following letter received last evening Ciaving been de-
tanned rouie) gives gratifying view OF his prospect
OF success;
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CENTLEnES's NEW FURNISHING sTOHE.-I have
VI this day opened and beautiful OF furnishing
goods comprising ali STYLES Of nne dress Shirts gaune
shaker and elk underhis drawers hosiery, stocks
scar suspendcfs, andkercef, French smoking
morning robes canes and umbrellas, shirts
order this establishment pattern, style, and quality which
DO surpassed SHIRTS made order the shortest nece
Gentlemen OF the above articles would do well call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HOPKINS,
One door from 9th street, Penn svenue,
May ii--3snv3w between Browns and National Hotel
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MrNrmrs. May 10. 1853.

Mr. EprToR Notwithstanding the letter OF the II % f.
p Stanton declining sgatn for Congress 10 ths dis
uic the democratic convention which has Just met re-
nominated him by attoneyery delegate from eve
~ county hay wing voted for him upon the first ballot ADD
ma the prediction OF old democfat MT Stanton viii
he returned to Congress by nearly his old majority, AFTER
all the effort. Of whggery Henry -mander this district
Set This down fixed fact.
yours A SUBSCRIBER.
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TO TRAVELLERS.

Superior Mr. Line eween HoPe Ferry and
Washington CITY
rHE comfortable
Captain voney rurse running in connection with the
Hapefs leaving Harpst Ferry at O'Clock, and ar
a, Washington city AT O'Clock. y. m.
will leave Washington city for the hrst TIP on
May running regularity
(eIcept sunday making three tups week
favorable and economical route offered nm
opportunity enjoying the beautiful the Potomac by day
light.
Prom Harper. Ferry to Washington ST.
25-d3m-