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1854 From San Francisco, to San Rafael, 80 miles

1854 From San Francisco, to San Rafael, 80 miles
snd back, once q week
Leave San Francisco Mondays at I'm
-~- Antve-as San Rsfaet BY q p m same days -
Leave San Rafael Tuesdays al & a IN
Arrive at san Francisco by p ia same DAYS
1856 From san Francisco 70 Petanma, so miles
e. aud back, three times week
Leave San Francisco Mondays, WEDNESDAYS
49, and Fridays at 10 am -.
4 - Arrive at Petaluma by m same DAYS -.
Leave Pctauma Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays at 10 NJ
arrive at San Francisco by o N same days
1000 From San Juan, by Watsonviile, to Santa
y Cruz, 81 miles and back, three times a week
from LIST Of April to lst December, once a
p week the residue of the year
Leave San Juan Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at pm
Arrive at Santa Cruz by 9 m same days
Leave Santa Cruz Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays At an
Arrive at san Juan By IL m same days
1857 From Uuiontown, b. South Fork, to Big Bar,
go miles and back. once a week
Leave UniOntown Mondays at am
Arrive at Big Bar next days by pm
Leave Big Bar Wednesdays at a m
Aulve at UniOntown next days by 4 pm
1858 From Yankee Jims, by EiizabethtOwD, to
Iowa Hill, 10 miles and back, once week
Leave Yankee Jims Wednesdays at 6 a m
Arrive al Iowa Hill by IL M same days
Lave Iowa Hill Thursdays at 8 a IA
Arrive at Yankee inns BY IL m same days
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STAR.
WHAT Is THAT, M0THER I!


What Is that, Mother
The lark, my child.
The morn has but Just looked out and 'mIed,
When he starts from his humble, grassy nest
And is up and away, wi; h the dew in his breast
And hymn in his heart, TO yon, pure bright sphere,
To warbe IL out I'M his Matters ear. ga
Ever, nv child, By thy morning LAYS
Tuned, like the lark's, 10 thy Makers praise.
What is that, Mother?
The dove, my son.
And that low, sweet voice, like q widows moan. =,
Is flowing out from her gentle breast
Constant and pure, by that lonely nest
As the wave Is poured from some crystal urn;
For her distant dear ones quick return.
Ever, my son, be thou like the dove;
In fnesdship as faithful, as constant IN love.
What Is that, Mother
The eagle, boy.
Proudly careering his course of Joy;
Firm, on his own mountain vigor relying,
BreasIinz the dark storm, the red bolt defyinS-
His wing o . the wind, and his eye in the sun,
He swerves not hair, but bears onward, night on.
Boy. nav the eagles flight ever be thine.
Onward, and upward, and true 10 ths line.
What is thai, Moiher'
The swan, my love!
He is flea ing down from his native grove
No loved one now, no nesting nigh,
He Is foahng down BY himself To die.
Death dafkens his eye and unplunes his wings
Yet his sweetest song Is the last he sings
Live so, my love, that when d ath shall come
Swan-like and sweet, il may wait thee home
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GETTING ExCITED.-The editor Of the
Portsmouth Chronicle thus commences a
leader:
:" The signs of the times are ominous.
The world is turning over very fast.
Wisdom sprouts OFT Of sap heads, like
toad stools from q manure heap. We
Shall soon see wonders. Won't il lie a
glorious time when all the girls wear
breeches, and go counting? Jolly will
be that joyous day."
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


T ATHAM's LINE OF IMNIBUsE
4 viii leave Alexandria ate, ~,
and OK a IN, "a aud 3x m. Will
leave Washington att, IL, and - WE
m, Ok and p m.
Seais can he secured al the ofhce, Fairfax ST..
and Newtonis Mansion House in Washin Qton a
Halls Seeaf Store ant Kirkwood House.
This Line runs regularly winter and summer fo
the accommodation OF the Public.
Passengers called for and taken TO their residence
if not too far.
FARE-For the Art trip up and last trip down
so cents all other regular tripe . cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM Cooh.
ian S-tf .a.-..
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ANEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
~ AND NEHsPAPER EsLARLLSHkkNf,
WIN. TAYLOR = co.,

CfTN-@ . bkIltSSOfg tfdffyf sITtIs1
BALTIMoRE, M
I'm TAYLOR G co. beg leave 10 call the stten.
ZOO Of tie rssding people snd al dealing I'm Books
70 their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, ara NEES-
P4PkR ESTABLISHMENT, where cen be found
large sne general assortment Of al the lat. popp.
ar publications Of the day.
They s,so keep on hand sTleniid assortment -
slsia sEJ fancy sTl:.T0HEhY Of every description.
Ail orders Thankfully received and fusd WITH 10
patch, sne sent 0y return cf IRE rail, express
tsgc, ar ia any ether way tna prrson ordering may
urect.
Booksellers, Eews Agents, pei.srs. xai FL others
'utplsi with any Books, Magazines, etc, ct Ia.
ovest rates.
- sending your orisr 10 rs.
Nm. TAYLOR a CO.,
cSsS Baltimore sna ChArlos sts-, Baltimore, kl.
-zay 22-tf
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
&A AAss -

On and after Tuesday, Nou. Z, 1854,
THE Cars leave Alsxa1dTis daily for 1orions
L Wis and interp-di lse ta;ions at ~ o'ciocb
-. IT.. the arrival OF the boat from W.shrs tai
giving ample tine FIR breakfast on board Cen
netting at Manassas Junoti.n with train 70: Stras
ourg, at Warrrntcn in ction Wiz train ;vr War
reuton and A. Gordo c5vlle with the trsiDs On tho
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmoul, Carl3ttct
vile, ind StauntCu
TIL. cars leave G0rdapagii,e daily for Alex4- In,
and inermedia.s stations at = before IL, M, O.
the arrival Of the trains the Virginia Oentra! rs
road FROM richmoEi, Chariot esSlls, aud Stsuntou
r:iRGIIHu TICKETS
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Fl. SEMKEN, JEWELER.

DRIrISH STATESMEN.-Lives of Aberdeen
ID Russell, Pamers.on. Graham, Gladstone, Sc,
] vol, London, 1854
Thity Years of Foreign Policy, history of the Sc
cretary hips Of Aberdeen and Palmerston, |
VOL London 1855
Beede's Brit .sh Tariff for lS54-5
Special Report TO Parliament On the manufactures
of the New York industrial Exhibition By
Wallis
Special Report to do, on the machinery of do, by
WhtwOrth
Special Report 10 do &, Oh the Raw Materials and
Agriculture of do, by Wilson
Special Report TO de-, on The Geological Department
of do, by Lyell
Banfeld's Statistical Companion for 1854
Richards on Population and Capital ] vol, London
don 1854, complete Set (scarce) of the British
Almanac and Companion from its common e.
ment in 1925
jan 26 FRANCK TAYLOR
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE

louisiana aSenus, opposite the Bark of Wa,b,, c,..
M the h s,,aas;, DELEANY respecfaily iusite:
s.oek OF doODs, which he has op.psS on I.,,s,I LIZ
ave Sixth and Seventh stree, oneosi,.
,ne rank OF Washington, cousstins Of ali d.Os
Tes " W,n nes. as IMPERIAL GunpOsdsr. and hi.
cell at the lowest prices for cash or Sn,ca lie can
,,,. asa Al the Necessities for Gro Bu,insss
sc Pom s, bu 'kets, Ced'r Tubs, Matches. AZ ,
NJ ri % can aEd zee for our elves. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

"ILL dispatch Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewYork, and twice week from Boston
to Baltimore and Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities TO the bus
ness men OF the District OF Columbia. The Agents
at either point will receive freight and give through
bill OF ladg IN Washington al the Lowest rates OF
freight and no commissions charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended to by the following
agents: A. T.. HALL,
IS Exchange "a ce, Baltimore.
ii. B CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
mo. ". SCHANK,
Ian li-i..r Foot of India Wharf Boston.
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NEW MUSIC
~ JUST rUBLlSUED,
90 nor ask 10 o1er ihee," a very pretty ing,
inscribed 10 Miss iiigdon, Portsmouth, Va
"The Elves, !" being beautiful variations on Tbou
ART gone from my gage.
we stood beneath the moons icht rays.ua
Deauuui ballad respectfully dedicated 10 Miss Nan
ME Maury. Of Washington.
souvenir" brilliant Waltz, by Prof. Foertsch
and dedicated to Miss Charlotte DAVIS Of Washing,
ton city.
FAIRY star and Sunbeam Schottisches, SPARKLING
Waltz. Old Defenders Quickstep, at the Music ri.
a,iI, and Fancy Store OF
JOHN r. ELLIS
JOG Pa. avenue, between 9Th md 20th st..
ian l0-ff -
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II -. III
As CHAR EZELksS's GsAp.r-
Sfxa StnsIzRe.

siSl College.
No. tsi, B.stsscTe sTsss, R-ii5-s1e, M.
f'GB oassEssle object OF this ituton "a 70 pAce
N tn Essoh Of ieGisiirslS proper facilities Tor
fss'2ips thorough sra pTs:tical nsrrar;ile edo.
,3GD. "A Tc1a2 nsn can t.re obtain more cor.
sc .p5Tl>fge Of general bUsinsss matters n lev
sB.H th;n can be sc1 vlrei ia many years Ia any
c5caung hoGEe.
Ths couFse OF stgiy embraces acrSle-sntry book.
oeeriG- s,G Its sdspt2tiCn 20 Various deI4rtnebts
/ c5's=sTcs Gnt trSic. Mercantile calculations
Augtt according . the rost approved p,ethoys.-
tactical PsDciareir, combining rspidity CT exacu
'cn with beauty Ct construction. Lectures upon
J-Tcantis Law, pion various important eSptis
= :oetS, bsF-Ge many ether points Necessary hr O
-SG-SccysI or laE.asSs irkp 10 understand. Tile
ssry 90 stdi>nt 10 ccu,plsts the course vsriss
'5c 05s to & Sht weeks. There being 20 vacation,
rricintE sn erter &C any -ire an3 attend both
'ag AMI oT-riae. Examinations aye beid q. stated
5e-loas, ara dptof5ss awarded 10 tbcse who grsdu.
IL. For tsTzps 80. write sn5 have circular for.
Ez,dra y. Y~-;G fan A-lv
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SOMETHING NEW.

nPiO sITE The MARKET On PENNSYLvA-
- MA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth street
l. a NEW CLOTHING ST0RE for Men and Boys
opened this ds,. DECKER, ne of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants ia the North. has determin 4
?" ier to ths citizens Of Washington and vicinity
his excellent Clothing st the lowest Northern prices
vf cash only. There the
POOR MAN
sill end Just such Clio hing Store has long he,u
saniei in Washington. Ills Irotto is cheap for
cash, and cTE PRICE ONLY.
good substantial wcollen cost Re will cell r.,
81 as; and heavy winter pants well lined for Al 20
Good wool and cotton UNDER hirts, hosiery gloves
&c, chea er than the cheapest. nov li--tf
II IRWAN'S WORKS
IN Parish and other Pencinss, 75r
R~manism At Home, Letters TO Chlrf Justice TaEey
.Jc
Men AID Things As saw them IN Europe 7:.c
Letters Ia Bishop Hughes, IN muslin ~ cents paper
30 CENTS
American Principles National Prospeiitv, "a
thankseiviI sermon, paper Toe
JAYS WORKS.
Autobiography aud "Reminiscences Oflhe Rev VIM
Jay, with notes of distinguished contrmpnrs,,r.
an , vols, 81 50
FemGie Scripture Cha aciers, 81
Morning and Evening Exercises , vols, 81 20
Fine edition of The Same Ia vols a.
Christian Contemplated s0c
GRAY X BALLAyTYNE,
Jan - 4SS Seventh street.
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FOR THE " EST AND SOUTH.
BALTTMDR n AND ONO dfbROA u

FOR THE W EST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED ASRAN3EMsN TS FOR TaAvELi
IMPORTANT CHANGES 0ESCHEDCDFi!
~ central Ohio Railroad eetxeFp
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting IA II doAs, by sc
short an direct lire, the Bsln1ore and Chic
I'D with all portions of the Nssi (sni North
and Southwest) gives this route greatiy increased
advantages to through travellers in ths: direction
On aud IF er NJ NpAY, November -, 1854 thu
trains will Be run as f1llows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trsins daily will run 10 each direction
2irst-The MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
It inste ID Of o'clock IS heretofo-. (excep,
N Sunday and arriving at Wheeling at 40 q. =,
Second-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving AZ 5 p N !,
instead OF at p. n, a. heretofore, and runnir
through to Wheeling IN about IL hours, reachir
there vt 10 g g. u. This trein will step Ut Wash
ington Junction, Syk.svil-, Jonocscy, Harper:
Fsrry. Nsr'iDsbury, sir Johns Run, Cumberland
Piedmont, Rowlsshurg, New burg, ee.termsg. Farm
lngtsu, Cameron ard Moucdsviil. Only. Cot WOO
and water and meals Beth there trains max,
crompt mi regular nc"tion wi IN. crrs OF tn,
Central Ohio Road for Csubridg', Zsn ssiile, fe9
.rk, Columbus. Cinrinuati, LoUisvila, rsyton
'andu6By, Told Letrrit. Indiana, os Ch!csso
st Lcuis, etc. Passengers leaving baltimore by ihs
Mail TT N; vi resc JiScinnRti f-r dinner next
Icy, while by the Express Train they arr TIER.
At IL the next night, baing kept but one hight on
the route 10y -iti-r train
Passenger for Tire Hcrthwest via Cleveland and
al intermediate points can make direct opnec
ton with he trains upon tn Cievela nd md Pitts
burg Ralrord u. ali times who7 the Ohio il uRvgs
,le for cleaners between y heeling ar Welisil!r
by leaving BaltmCr e In The Mail Train st =. tt.
Eeturring. he Trains leave WheeIipg "a co. ave
The EXPRESS TRAIN At 4 80 p ID, rsscSiuz Val
irnore AZ $50 =. N. The NAIL TRAIN at li45 !,
III reaching Bs timore st p ID
RS-T Through tic. cts by b; at from Wheeling f.,
Haci natl Madison Leu sville st. louis and ot,-'
River CItes II Re sold a. times when the stag
Of ~atrr III Rir1i'.
81 Thr ugh .icksts t..Feen Baltimore anf
Washington aui all the inror.aut c.t . md town
ia Tia West, are ed 3: tn Tee. Cf,Css e IN,
C7mpany.
FOR BAY Ps3SIN BRS.
THE HAIL TRAIN, leaving CsE,den Stnton i.
take Passengers all a.. u-aa stopping places o.
the Roed Re urBiDg, hiss train Leaves Wheeling
at La midnight. CuubsrsEd a 20 Is a. III ar
arrives at Baltimore e. = J -.
THE FRsDsElGE kCCCM&oDATIJN TRAIN
for Frederick 1T t.cnietaIe rlac,s, Nil START =
p m daily fe.l ~ SurSay,I s..iT;ly in Fr-i.I
ick at 40 Es'rrning III leave Frederick n q
m, arriving VI Baltimore IT 1880. uJnu
THE EiLICDTTS Mills ACCOMMODATE n
viii BE- rla 3H'iv, (~yH p. s. naa - ~ iolows:
Leave Cani1 sta in al n. aud p.
Lpa-r Eil'c2-t,E ; lis a. 30 and ESQ :. Il
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. ROSENKRAEZ PIANOS.

JUST received twa Of the above unequaed in
- struments direct from the Manu- su,s-
factory ia Dresden, Germany. These Hfx&
Planes having bOlh after lorg seaT
and land voyage, arrived in perfectly v
tune afford another guarantee of their superiority
in keeping IN tune. their beauty and power OF
tone o'irits tie highest enconiums frOm all the
great mt cal critics of Europe
HILBUS l. HITZ,
Music Depot, cor. IA. av. llth and n Sis.
ianS-tf
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DIAPER MOISTENER.-A New Invention for
l. moistening the leaves Of Copying Book, Post
age Stamps. Envelopes, and mosten the fingers
when counting bank bills. Also. useful tor various
other purposes.
II will be found an indispensable article for ,very
desk IL IL perfectly simple and cheap, and mus,
come into general use.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Jan IL Agents for Washington.
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FOR Lynchburg, eCuncct'CS With the stages O.
Charlottesville, on Montase, Wed s3sys, and E,i
days
For Lursy an New Market connecting With tht
ages at Culprper, On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sal
urdsy
For Winchester dai'y, connecting with tbs STAGE
az Pied ncnt
Fer Nidilcburg daily, connecting with III. stage.
at the Plaina
Per order: W T. BR0OKEIT Agent
pcY 7-dtf
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WaSHIyCY0N BRANCHRAILRoAD

* ~ 8UE - FfiLrTS:
I LiE& ia&.y, c@c-st -l..:is-. 1T 6 srd !. -
L a. ] an y
Gu SGcj-: al 70 az; ? n
LsiFc ba.5.a: - AZ q sua IL; -. ]! ia 8
pm.
On Sunl.y 81 Il sad S z "a.
The ccEre (. a. .i.i Haiip.cia : .'hio Cd
for tie W.; -r- :: rains ! ayiH-; =. u Il aI.d !;
pn
For philadelphia aud NV yn-k Il ? f;,I b { = =
s3d + n.
Fer Ir"2Tcl's ~ siE 10 -ui "a
Fof Nut.cik ri n.
? Il PAR3oE9, A"r.:
Particu or attention Is ca!!g4 to the Rule reguir
ing responsible voucher ios any Pstscu Of co!Ci
Hho n y Ei-h 20 pass cv The IoGd.
dec Fit
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MATHEMATICAL IEsrRUMruTs

%.
MI RS. O. ANOER50I has received A larSs an,
WI compleesssortmeut of Ma.h am .jc.l Instr.
ments and Drawing Materia OF suparior onsI,,-
The Hath ms'i-sl Instruments are chiefly ~ So,
Glory In Casss, as well ~ IL separate ri.r.
Water colors aud oil colors Drswins n,aa.f io,es'
cry quality. f~Feie Vi es-
Al Q, Studies In Drawing and Painting.
W. - - x76 Penn svsnus
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A r N Y

rs ,rsa NO: 81 Bridge street, Georsetoun,
Tepared 70 furnish Balls, DtsSyps' so,rr.s
! WrpDlsos, &c, wit evers,hlno +, ~ s %n,
ary lle, In any psn of the District. NJ m. sho,s
;s no,ee' and on the mos, reasonable term.
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HATHOLIC BOOKS.-A large and varied assert
~ ment of Catholic Works, including st. Vinc,ni
Manual, Chris tian's Guide, Gems of devotion; DO
nay Bishop in plain and elegant bindings at the low
est pIice, Just received at 200.
TAYLOR & MAURY,S
inn Is bookstore near GIL 81
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III DIkN DCCToR.

0ders his Professional services 70 the citssps Of Be
smore. 4 car cure al kinds Of Csncerp-takt them
cat without pain, or the use Of sry knife. i
-ure all kinds of Fits and sps srs, Rheumatic rtink
CONSUMPTION, DropSy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Pslsy, or
any other silrrent the human smily are subject 10
He can stop Bleeding fror, the Lungs or Nose, an
distance froS the patient, ~ knowing tire patients
asne + was born blind, snd las studied several
Years under On Indsn Doctor who was snonx the
vild Indians thirteen Year,.
DR.. SPENCER he's removed from Mr.. Bucklsy's
Boarding House, to
aug lit Raitfmore, Nd.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form of proposal trhe'c ciangs from adve,tse
went is contemplated by the Jiddsr.
r., Of, county Of ---. Sta.e
f., propose To convey the mats ir,'.u An
gus |, 1855, 10 July !, 1859, az route No
from - To, aGreeaoly 10 the a;veG-
Ii ;ement of the Postmaster General dated January
-, 1855, and ~ ,iie following mode Of conveyance
viz:
for the annual sum Of slul'ni 5
This proposal is made MIA luii knGU !csa III tho
'isIance of the route, the weight III. IHaii 10 bs
cafieas ~ all other particulars in reference III the
route and sfVic', and also arr full exauina lio o
me ihsun lions ana requirements attended he ad
yerti~cment.
Dated
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Conditions 10 be incorporated in the contracLs 10
ertsnt the Department anau 1ee1, a,roner

Conditions 10 be incorporated in the CONTRACTS 10 The
ertent the Department may deem proper
l. Seven minutes are allowed to each inter1nedi.
ate office, when not otherwise specified for asserting
the mails: but on railroad and steamboat routes
there is to be no more delay than il sufficient for An
exchange OF the mail bags. -
2. On routes where the mode of CONVEYANCE admits
Of it, the special agents of the Department, also
post office blanks, mail bags locks and KEYS are to
be conveyed without extra charge.
g. No pay will be made for trips not performed /;
and for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex
planned three times the pay Of the trip may be
deducted For arrivals far behind time az 10 break
cOnnexion with depending mails and not sufficiently
excused oneourth OF the compensation for the trip
Is subject to forfeiture Deduction will also be or.
dered for a grade of performance inferior to that
specfedin the contract For repested delinquencies
OF the Kind herein specified enlarged penalties pro-
portoned to the nature thereof and the Importance
Of the mail, may be made
4. For leaving behind or throwing OF the mails or
portion Of them for the admission of passengers
or for being concerned in setting UP or running an
express conveying commercial Intelligence ahead Of
the mail, quarters pay may be deducted
o. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency
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TIE MAILS.

pkoeosALS Tor carrying. the mails Of The Uni
the lst day of July, 1853 in the State of CALIFOR
MA and in the Territory Of WASHINGTON, will
he received al the Contract ONCE or the Post ONCE
Department in the city Of Washington, until p m,
OF the 18th day Of May, 1855, to be decided NY the
18th day OF May, 1855, On the routes and IN the
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Form Of 1 Ci!..--,, N-'"'''
The undersigned, resiuIn. d. S,o,. ~
-, under axe thai, At lIe ,ecojnu III for CIR,
rying the mail On route No. - go II
the lst day Of JIly, ls55, soon ,bs,,.pf '" y.
may be, entered into the required ObIig ,.ian =, er
form the service proposed, with good an,
suretieS.
This we DO with full knowledge Of iii, o,,;
lions and Liabilities assumed by guaraEiJI nd,
the 9th section of the act OF Congress OF fniy D
1885. '
Dated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-22
ARRIVED.

Ship sebssop B Parg % from Pseon s.
eo-3d dstrist 40.
Ship Statesman, Wat days from Plymouth Eng ballast
ter-3i district "a
Bark SPAN Humeda 50 days Barcelona
ID district a.
Bark Ardsnne, LAMBERT Malta Malaga to Aretgd dis
trict %.
Brig Miller Schneider days from Havaas material d.
trict1g.
Sehr TOWNSEND 2S days from New York Cssyy Far
well--ist district 10.
Ps.sr Fawes days St Mark, Rogers &eo
I'd distreil6.
sehr Dorots, -, from Abe coaal-2d district.
Barge Arb, Andrews, ftom Bay St Louis-Baain.
Sehr Necessity, from Bonouea-Bain @...
Srhr Warren, JoyueE, from Pes'l kivsr-Bssh.
sehr Frais NAreisse, from Bonfouea-Bssin.
Schr President, SAder, from Pearl Rivsr-Bstp
Schr Zoe, Black, from BIex-BAain.
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IMPORTS.


PEcToN. s-ship ssbssopoaeo ton. eea Stewart eco.
aALAGA-Blrt bh xs 5000 Inf do AGO
do ans t bxs 900 dnms 100 f do 400
de pmsnto 50 do gar.ass 50 bales garlic @
Axst.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry, Dec. 81, 1866.
Arrived during the past week, 1927 head of Cattle
mostly of the lower descriptions 1876 Hogs ss4 Sheep
Cows and 52s Calves and Yearlngs The supply of the
lower descriptions of Cattle very ample and the market
is glutted with Hogs. good supply of Sheep and Veal
Cattle offers with moderate stock of good Mich Cows
The market has been pretty active prices easy at our
quotations,