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R,NkIN'S OLD STAND.
No. il Bovery
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. x.ntps the best at the lowest Pess viii beg
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CRY TreERs.-A Few military company bearios
tLs above tie, organized June g. 1855, under the
ccnmsrd Of Cspt. Jas. L. Waugh and Fl st Lieut..
YIN. Aterbury, have Just received their papers OF
incorporation .om the State They number ory-four
mDsktts, and viii shortly make their first Paraae'
They are attached to the IN; fifth regiment.
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fAsvestiss msn.
A RICH TREAT FOR TIE LAD4s-Wo see ~

A RICH TREAT FOR THE LaDMs-Wo see ~
tbs Dos IN smother Of paper that Sessrs cnA1
HrAap Co the favored purchasers Of the enise tsvcse
Of rich BRocHE sHd SItLLs SHAwLs advertised 90 extssays
durirE the last week By q Ftea.h luPNteG
hous, The prices shov depreciation I. Feseh tsst
or tie utter folly OF forcing the ankst WhN aus~iee
an ors he L,oi and SLks Re ooksi Tor a. Ne i Dread
AZ duIips tie NEXT wsek See Advertisement.
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srpprS DEAIH.-Mr. John " Gowan, foreman Of
TIE TRIBUNE folding room, died very suddenly yester'
dsy afternoon about o'clock He h,d been' on iny'a-
ten a he Nassau guard, to Hoboken to target e1
curson and ran most of the way to the ferry. He
was taken from the ferry boat nearly insensibe to
druggists in Barclay street, where be died in few
minutes. he wss twenty SIX yeaTs ofage, and leaves
a u lie ard family
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NEw.YoRK 0PTHALAIo HosPITAL.-The surgeons
Of this insttuton-Drs. Stephenson and Garrish, re-
ported 2j new cases at the last meeting Of the board
Of directors making in all 39s patients with diseases
Of the eye who have been relieved by the benevolent
operations of this noble charity. The institution is
open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from to
O'Clock, P. NJ, at No. stuyvesant place, near the
corner Of Third avenue and Ninth street.
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ATTACK UPON DEMONSTRATIONS Cowsn OF
the ward Sunday nisht arrested named Richard
MCary in Washngonst the Battery for drunkenness
SC hnt before he could get him Station house the faith
ard mother Of the assisted BY others named Bernard
Mehae Clark upon him and beat him severely Sew
bis and the sss,ants
secured aud Justice Connolly locked them up.
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RECKLESS DRIvISG.-PstIick Nicholson, csrman,
yes rdsy arrested with reckless driving and
ever child named Ella Smi h. whose parents reside 81
Nc 1874 Pitt street The accused taken before Justice Goa
molly and held 70 aw III examination.
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PhJ ter Dissasss Of ths Lung,
E-x.Y.lE Cc.- D. Isl no. 3ls b. oadEsy.
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Form DRowNED.--Cororer Hilton held sn inquest
yesterday upon the body OF John d. TaLders sailor wh, was
ceased attached the ship Agnes aud has been missing
the 10th inst lie native Of &c mang AMI Thirty
nine years Of sge. Verdict 4" death by drowning
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The EvEyrNG SCHOOL " THE SIXTH wARD.-Ths
school i. held in the upper story Of No % Elm stree.
II is boys school, uncer the care of Mr. A. T. Gal
lsgher with FIVE assistants. Dr.. McGlosin OF the
tosrd OF school officers present, also II. ?. West
Esq, of the committee. The school is larger than
ever before. A girls school is much needed in this
wrl
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHlHG1ON.-1he sui
VI scribsr formerly Richmond, vrsinn having establlss
Treas
ury DEPARTMENT
especially and for lard buuntr
nd pensions the off Congress-
Having pchased OF the late David Dofringnn
he he made the i'm
papers the irsE AUDITORS office IL
hulond a copons index the In
the other pubic Hces in the Capitol of Virginia These and e
twenty
t!re hln just, will
IL himself be entirely
unab 10 4
ID March, 1855 giving 1850
bae served f.neen days, his
charges viii very moderate. FELIX RCHAHDS.
RgrsREHcxs.
Hon. Henry a. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons Esq, Richmond, Virginia
James ieaih Commissioner OF Pensions, Rchmond
Virginia.
Stafford H. Parker. Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John 4, Fcndieton, Virginia.
Hon. samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. y
William i. Ward, esq Baltimore
Lewis rmberlaxe, esq., New York
March 7--dkcply~
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THINGS In KANSAS.
The biober-law doctrines which have been nnrem-
tnriy preached from the pupts resolved in heated
csncnaes announced in ree-so documents like that OF
Mayor Chaplin Of Worcester accepting place under the
personal---very. law, Constitutional or not constitutions
and at length nsboded in the shape Of law in the
chsctts liberty BILL have appeared in ~
the shape Of open resistance to authority and defence ~
The laws the land and as here Baches A. was murdered
in defending laws there this HI aw t fTnan
have also destroyed life and r..opcrty.
nceds hut plain ss' aent to fasteu treason on t,
armed ag eators l"ngress has established territorial
government an under IL executive legislative and ,d-
cary powers and their decisions the voce Of law 10
be one SUCH We know Of difference between law
~ och here and in every State in the Unon and law "a
81 ch in Kansas The idea that because of acknowledged
rregnlarsy In the election Of Of the members Of q
Legislature, be it in Kansas be ii elsewhere h9e s-
tatars is illegal body for be admitted
Pray did not majority Of The members of this Kansas
legislature receive the certificates Of their election rom
Governor Rseer Did he not recognise is body re-
pea,ealy2 Did he send messages to 1t? now could
suct body legal lose is lsgol,fyg Were not the
pembers elected for Of time by the people aud on
being recognised y the proper authority the law Of the
United States through the legal goyerporn the words
the Declaration Of Independence they not hold log
slatve powers incapable OF annibation7a s bis solid
common law, dmericon common law, Of local Iegsa-
tures he al set aside by the poor pitiful SHALLOW
himsy presencr that the Kansas legislature forfeited ia
exsence ts legality by simply removing from one place
to another pncefrom Pawnee 10 Shawnee-withont tie
governors consent7 Is such a ground weak one
indeed for horrible anarchy treason civil war to stand
upon win not American good and patriotisin 90
decide, irrespective Of party
But there circumstances ;lia make ts preiext o.
aalerasionnsmely that The Kansas Ieesatnrc Il su na
vods,ili weaker We defending tie aeis pass,d
hy this lsgislarr, the illegal voting ~ 10 IA mems
hers nor any other icgsty We haye repeatedly de-
noGncsd and condemned All this These are all focal
natssrs Temporary evils Bot eonSentning yssss
aRes to law and aTe advocating tie spvs1ty ~ lg ii
Kansas as we'll elsewhere alenent oesI y Th
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Uatscd states Patent ONCE,

Washington, October l6, 1855.
ON petition Pggot, Baltimore MaryIan praying
" Of granted TO him on The 7ih OF
January 1874 Improvement Apparatus for teaching
geography from The expiration OF sad pat
en, which lakes 18th day Of January lS56
petition bs heard the Patent O6ce
Monday OF January u O'Clock, and all
prrsous IL
why said petition ought be granted.
required 10 he in the Patent
objections specially forth IN writing AZ least twenty
hcarng all testimony filed by eihsr party
taken and transmitted in
corance with Office which will be furnished
picauon.
The iesnony will be closed on the 27ih Of De-
ceher relied Testimony,
must be 6led before the mat duy the
arguments. IL any, within days thereafter
deyed n so mar this notice Upon Tntei
gencpr Evening Washington, d. G.; noiicsn, Balm
more: Journal Of Commerce, New
York. and POST Hoou, week for three
successive weeks previous January The day Of
hearing q - sp,rcppr
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
p Editors OF the above papers please copy
their bills 10 The Office, paper containing this notice.
(Dct 2n--la
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removed his Office reia 10 Franklin Row, corner
Thirteenth He viii continue 10 devote his alien
ton Court-
Having he VIII
arising n.e
Once, eei Justice assistant
q Columbia;
and trial of concerning patents
lie opinions FOR
ofthe departments and
prosecute claims before board established for their
ndudicsion.
Grf1Q
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The of will he entered son err hoesI She
"a, rns o. b sah4cnp'rua be assde IN advance
by ieter, te pastss
pad sy al rk 2ssncd ~ oaesesit tss
sss usnsm~sion.
COUNTRY PAPER published m weekly daring Es SEQ
of and ss,paseskiy aursns ihr iseers
SuksxySctsows rsIiod sSrwa teitceNaa Ga
terms proco toned hs ab.vs annual raiss
nPosTMAsTERs aa.ho4sd 20 ae a. ovs agents and
y suas ~ DAILY satsebrss, with go casi.s~ds cr
gvg WEEKLY suLses,h~ s25 encoea, VIII he en-
lissd 10 a copy gratis
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Everett House. .
North Side Of Union lS7aare, Ne~ York.

North Side Of Union S7aare, Ne~ York.
JuTs esbhmept erected the mrs' promnen, and delight
Affords approaching hn,sn and, when
All s devise and supply
10 render IL the mos, des,rabl. hotel yet consraetsd
the open October for the
public
hpp,ra,isns viii received oIn parties wishing make
Arrangements far months.
i'' p"''' F''''' cLaFp JosIiN,
HswLgy . CIsFP,
A. G. jnsfts.
Sep al.-ian
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washington Aqueduct.

WAsuISoroN AouEDucT,
Washington, March 2, 1883
PROPOSALS invited and brick
( dams. tunnels The Washington aqucduc
the 9Th May will be opened Of
that day.
Mans prohes specifications will be ready
and The 2otl day OF April pext
received work OF particular cuveris,
bridges and specifications
OF the works be completed under te
unfinished VIII
by Congress The engineer
os work TO done and
of
holding Sufficiently decide when and
shu stopped funds become avai!abie.
funds the per paid judgment Of
engineer the work has been properly executed so far as has
gone.
specie checks the United States
monthly estimates Of the engineer eservng 10
n thai
thsi, full monthly aud in specie
and endorsed proposals forwork
HE Washington AgnrdnctN
The Di,-f right all the bids
make such
considered most conducive The progress OF the
.
Every signed by
take that the bidder bid accepted,
within days, with good and sufficient
undertaken
the UHrd States district
district officer
the Engineer De
the able TO make good ter
guarantee
~ NJ c. MEIGs,
of Engineers, CHARGE
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l,EvsUs 1850, large aunrto veiua-i ha"ud a.,
ssss sqsi "a''''' - FRANCg TAYLOR.
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IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1855



The Chaplain Offered up the following prayer:
Almighty God the Supreme Ruler of Heaven and
EARTH bow in gratitude before Thee for the unnier
ruped peace and wonderful prosperity OF our great cou
try for The bountu harvess of another year. for the
power OF free Institutions and for the spread OF the
Gospel Of Lord Jesus Christ throughout the land
We psniten,y implore the forgiveness Of our SINS and
ingraiifude Grant, God, in Thy tender mercies to
terpose Thy Providence for the protection Of our families
and homes And bless and prepare MS for the di
ties country and to God Guide the delibe-
Of the national legislature by the wisdom which Is
from above Grant preserve the unity and the peace
and rr unsed honor and the mperishabe glory OF The
nation ia all ts to come And receive us, who are but
Improbable servants othe mansions OF Heaven through
Jesus Christ Amen
Hon TnouAs j. Rrsx, from the State Texas aud Hon
Iogs y. Thompson, from the State a Kentucky AfA'"
In their seats this morning.
aysoLrrIox ADOPTED.
Mr. WELLER submitted the following resolution which
considered by unanimous consent and agreed to
Resoped That the select committee upon the subject Of
the Pacific railroad appointed At the last Congress De
tnued the except where vacancies
occurred the Of and that the
President OF the Senate have power 70 m such vacancies
OFFICERS THs SENATE.
Mr. ADAMS called up his resolution in relation TO the
election of officers of the Senate to-day
Mr. BAYARD moved that the subject be indefinitely
postponed which agreed 10.
NOTICES on nLIs
Mr. YULEE gave notice that he should tomorrow, or
on some early day thereafter ask leave introduce bill
10 grant TO the State Of Florida limited right OF pre-
empon to public lands in the vicinity OF the lines OF
railroad included in the sstem OF Improvements adopted
by that State
Mr. BAYARD gave notice that he should tomorrow or
on some early day thereafter ask leave to introduce bill
10 provide for the public printing engraving and binding
On motion, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met AT IL,
The Journal Of Saturday read and approved.
scTE FOR SPEAKER.
On notion the House resumed yoting.for Speaker.
Messrs HICKMAN DowpEII, BENSON and WAsHRuRs, OF
Maine continuing to act "a teers.
The roll was called for the thirty yiourih time y the
Clerk, with the following result.
Whole number OF voes cast 22l necessary to choice
Ill of these
Mr. Banks received
Richardson. ~
II. NJ. Fnler"...,,,..... ..,a"..'.... ~
Zoieofer. ~. y. >. ....... 4
Walker. t..... ....t.s-.,ss. s.
Letter.. ..,s.-....-"
Pennington,
Harlan
Harrison .-............
Carrie.
Wneeler
illott...
w. smith
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own proposition until then, and he do what he peses
with Ii. I, -
The yoo,utou was withdrawn and the Hoase proceeded
20 a ,hirty-nf,n vote with the following fesat'
Whole number Of votes 225 necessary 70 eaoee, l9'
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The following 10 the vote in detail:
Mr. Richardson gained the votes Of Messfa. Bayiy ano
Bowie over the oath ballot, which we gave 10 helal,
M Ranks gained the Of Messrs. Eide, Edwards,
Kunke A. Oliver Pesrce Tyson and WEIGH over The s4fn
ballot III, co
Mr. Fuller gained the votes OF Messrs ba't ana ~9ot
son, Of the Pennsylvana delegation and W. r. Smith
-. M zau;roe.Y Messrs T. n. Campbell, Cox, and
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French and English Female Seminary for
Boarding Pupils.

French and English Female Seminary for
Boarding Pupils.
T A. TYSON SISTERS opened this branch nf their
anent which !. now 10 sacessa operation 10 "a a me, 's
Washington aioad and turnpike and two es south
Tsc oass large and commodiou ample acco,sg ons
ns @ @ p%p n a1s ny Ssy "s' "a" III. ae
qaisi,ion Of The French language.
English tuition board, lodging, aud washing Of
months
r' r,sr sna crcnlarp mny principal
baltimore and :" appel'n ~ may ns mIss s.
70 ne 1u'sI q =, pos, .a,,,ssss Gss Maryland.
ftmoasE WOODS NEW wORK.-Modern Pilgrims
% % J" sass sns woos s author %
scirirn,,i in Ame,ica,o ayoumes. Price 81 rs
physician just entering upon sr"ce hyJame
japan BY Richard wd'ctn author Of History
Story o. Rspabcsa Equally by sydney A. s,ory
Jus, published and for sale at ,.vn
Nov Is Bosks'cre nsnr OH street
THE FUR HUsTEns OF the Far West; by Alexander
Ioasn Prsesiea,s Military Courts Martial, Military In
,,es,s Ne Ne 1 vol, London, 1855.
Architecture and Painting vol London
ppers mary Naval Dictionary of War implements and
VA %s Ss reaSs' e, ~ s Young ocr and Ma
vol London, Isss - cents.
Varieties Of the Human Species vol Losdon 1885,
and enxraeiuGS ~ c~n's-
Aasrd's eroosrnl and Physical Geography vol Lon
don, 1855 vii, many engraving 81 cents -.,
The Several hundredD with the music :" each
bound 50 ..a.. n.,-,o
Nov2i fhANth isfi4ph'
pspGR Of Religious Ideas by l., Maria Chtids
L
The New Purchase or ary ra West edition
\ Sovri. /
Works Of Chas. Lamb. vt,s
Beck. Vol 4.
" Religion; by r. A. wilson ilusisatrd
Border Beszes; by w GiIpore Smns.
snike; b~ Charles D,cteus
The chta Nise BY Charies Dickens -
Mysteries Of the Cont ofrts Noars ny William Harrison Ans
=.
Nov % FnAN'h inftso".
Chvisttnu G.f~-ffs Coars~s hs HsdrnnSess ana
1 lie Helps. Thomas Arncsd, ID. ID.
"A Master Rugby school. 81
bg John Fsd,e, n n, LII. D.
United Presbyterian Congregation Glasgow %
...,,ax.,
Degs BOOKSTORE aesr ph "
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PORN or GUARANTEE.


To Capt. VI. G. Meigs, y. s Engineers.
undersiancd residents Of IN the state Off,
hereby loiny United
N accepted.
wilt the ofthe said bid
good sufficient
perform conformity The
ohe advertisements which made. And
o aforesaid,
good difference between the offer by the sad and
the next bidder.
rsiueh A. n.
C. D.
best Of knowedgs and belief the
abova-pamed guaranors good and sufficient
r. Y.
Mar R--sawtsihN lawG
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rosr orFIcE prpAnrMESr.


James Campbell Postmaster General. The direction
management of the Post Oce Department assigned
by the constitution and laws 20 the Postmaster Genera That
business be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his final action it Is distributed among several bn
reaus follows The Appointment Office, in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office in
charge the Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Finance Office charge Of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge Of the chief
clerk
appointment OgceHoratio Fling, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. TO this Office are
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
dcontinuance post Offices, changes Of sites and
appointment Of postssters and and local
agents also the giving Of instructions to postmasters
Pomasers furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for The OF the depart
eu and with the supefntendence Of the several agencies
established supplying postmssters With blanks TO this
bureau Likewise assigned tho supervision Of the arean mail
steamship lines, and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Coairaci 1Gcs-wiam r. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twsntYsir clerks To this OF
ice "a assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
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ihe treasury Department consists Offices OF the Se-
rearY OF the Treasury, comproers commissioner of
she customs SIX auditors, treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and survey = s.
Inc teiowng s brief indication Of the duties of these
several Offices and OF the force employed therein respectively
Secretary's 0ceHon james Guthrie Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. Y. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
ono engineer in charges architect and three
temporarily empoyed and twenty three cers The Seore
s a the treasury charged with the general supervision
or The fiscal transactions Of the government and az The
cuuon OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States De superntends the survey al the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
thc United states and the of certain pnbie
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
ftrsf Comprolsr's OgiceElisha Whitflesey eso camr
roe and fifteen clerks He prescribes the mode az keen
ing and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
vice As well the public ands and revses and rere the
balances arising thereon.
Ssoona compfro'i.r's 0fee.-Jotn NJ. Brodhesd. ESQ .
Compoler and seventeen clerks He prescrbes the mode
o. keeping and rendering Che accounts Of the army navy
ana indian departments Of the public service and ayes and
q les The balances arising thereon.
O6gce ~ toua0acr ~ TIE Dasfons Hugh r sndersop
ESQ.,, Commissioner, and eleven clerks lie prescrbes tie
mode af Keeping and rendering the af the customs
revenue ana dsbusemeas and for the building and repair
inE housa &C., and revSes and ceres the baaoe
arising thereon,
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There being no choice the onse proceedea 70 'iii
ty-n;nth vote with The following result: ,
Whole number Of votes 22G necessary To choiee IA
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
NLjsGouCA RiveE.
Spring Arrangements for 1855.

The Regular Thursday Packet, T. *
AUBREY, for Brunswick, Miami, HIPS
Landing, waverly, Berlin, Lexington. Wei
Iingtcn, Camden, SibIev, Richfeld, Liberty.
Independence, Kansas, Parlxille, Fl. Leaven-
worth, Weston. Atchison, and st. Joseph.
fas n WILL leave St. Louis on eve-y al
ssSpss5ss' ternate Thursday, as follows:
ss2ssss March 1st- 18th and 29th; April,
18th, goth; May 10 24th; June 7th 2Ist; July 5th
18th; August 2d, 10Th: 30te; September 18Th;
9th: October 11th; 25th; November Sth. 22d.
Returning viii leave ST. Joseph for St. Locis
every alternate Wednesday. at 10 O'Clock. 4,
NJ, as follows: March 7th and 21st; April fth
and 18Th; Nav ID. 10Th and 3cth; June 18Th and
9th; July 18th and 25th; August Sth and 22d;
31st; November 18th and 28th, and December
18th.
Departing from st. Joseph Wednesdays at 10
O'Clock, II; Atehison at III. a IN; Iatan at II
p m; and will arrive at Weston same day. ard
remain there night. VIII leave Weston,
Thursdays at O'Clock, N; Fort Leavenwortii
at IN; Leayenworth Citv at 81 III; Park
vile at 10 m; Kansas at II IN; Wayne City at
l p m; Liberty at P II; Richfieid 1T P IN:
Sibley at p m:- -Cphfaen at IN; Wellington
at y IT; and arrive at Lexington same evening.
and remain there over night. Will leave Lex
ington Fridays at J o'clock, a IL; Berlin and
Dover at 81 a II; WaYerly at ID m; Hills
at 2 P IN; Glasgow ar p IN, and Roonviile ~ =
p IN. VIII arrive at st. Louis Saturday after
noon in time to meet the Louisville mail boats,
and all other evening packets.
The AUBRY has been completely repaired,
and we hope by strict attention to business and
the accommodation of passengers. to retain the
patronage of our Missouri river friends. Ship
pers rely upon onr psinctnality and dispatch
AMBROSE REEDER. Capt.
s5 BEN. V. CLINE, Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
MISSOURI RIVER.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1895

Esss9se5S - The Regular Friday Packet,
sS1ssEz777stzzft!ssS' EDINBURG, G. ". Bowman.
Fzss-zsEss5ss@ Master, for Brunswick, Miami.
HIPS Landing, Waverlv, Berlin. Lexington,
Wellington, Camden, Siblev- Rchfield. Liberty.
Independence, Kansas, Parkviile, Fort Leaven-
worth. Weston, Atchison and s. Joseph con-
mencing her regular trips from st. Louis on
Friday, March 9th and 23d. April 9th snd 20,
May 4th, 18th, June 1st. 18th and 29th, July
18th and 9th, August 10th and oath. Ssptem-
ber eth and 2lst, October 5th and 19th, Ncven-
ber I'd, 10Th and 30th, December 18th and 2Sth.
Leaves st. Joseph every alternate Thursday
at 10 o'clock In, as follows: March I5th and
29th, April 18th and Goth, Nav 10Th and 24th.
June 18th and 21st July 9TH and 18th. August 2ti
10th and 30th. September 18th and 9th. octo-
Der 11th and 25th. November Sth and 22d, De-
cember 9th and 20th.
Leaving Weston, Friday at I O'Clock, M:
Parkville at Q, m; Kansas 10, a m; WAYNE Ci-
ty IL, m; Liberty 12, N; Richfeld L, p m:
Sibley ?, P IN; Camden 3. m; Wellington i, p
In; and on Saturday following, will leave Lex
ington at 7, m; Dover at 8. M; Waverly Q, a
m; HIPS Landing 10, m; Miami u, m; Bruns-
wick p m; Glasgow A, pm; Boonville t, p m:
arriving in st. Louis on Sunday afternoon, in
time for the Louisville packets.
We beg leave to return our thanks for the lib
eral patronage bestowed On us last season.. and
hope by strict attention TO business to merit a
continuance OF the sane.
G. W. BOWMAN, Captain
G. A. REICHENEKER, clerk. -