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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
the Committee of the Whole. A number of reporta
also acted on, the particulars Of which may be

the Committee of the Whole. number of reports
were also acted on the particulars of which may be
asceltained from our account Of the proceedings.
Thomas Francis Meagher delivered an Grafton at
the Broadway Tabernacle last evening for the bcnc
fit of the children of Michael Creln m Irish confcdo
rate Of lst8- He hrda large audience.
The report that the steam frigatc Niagara would
be launched on the oath inst. is incorrect. The time
for launching her mas not been dedately decided on
The preliminary examination, at Boston, in the
case OF Coburn and Dalton, the alleged mnrderers Of
young Sumner, terminated yesterday The accused
were committed to prison to answer the charge Of
wiliul murder. We give O report of the testimony
on the eighth page.
The sales of cotton yesterday reached about 200
bales, and in some cases slight concession in prices
was made, while, in general way, the market, in
the absence Of the Asas letters, was without quot
able change. Common and medium grades of State
and Wastern -four closed at o decline Of 12lc per
barrel Wheat was inactive and sales limited.
without important change in prices- Corn was
from one 10 two cents per bushel lower. Pork was
rather frmer, with moderate sales. Beef dull.
Sugars were FIRM with sales Of about $50 hhds at
full prices Refined sugars were active and higher.
We refer to the quotations Of the Messrs Stuart
another column. Coffee was in fair demand with
a,es Of about 600 bags Rio. In freghts engage
ments were moderate as shippers were waiting the
receipt of the steamers letters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
Te1 ms Of The Court OF Comm on Pleas rs,r tIse
city snd Sou"ty OF New York, for the
Years 1856 and 1877.

appeals may also be noticed and submitted fr tie nr
Moncsys Of March. Ju y, ard November
Omen n IL oclcck
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LORD RAGLAN.

The late Commander-in- Chief of the Bri
tish army in the Crimea is said to have been
an amiable and high minded English gentle
man, but not an efficient military command
nothing, but it would be difficult to find q
man less competent for the position than
Lord Raglan. If merit were the standard OF
promotion, Sir Colin Campbell would be al
once placed in the chief command.
The rule that 'few die and none resign
will hardly apply to the allied commanders in
the East. Each army has lost its head by
death, whilst Gen. Canrobert has relnquish
ed to Pellisier the doubtful prospect of con
quering Sebastopol.
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GEN. WILSON AND THE BROGANs.

GEN w 1LSON AND lhE DhOOANO'
The New York Tribune undertakes to re-
ply to the statement of the Boston Post and
the Albany Argus, that Gen. Wilson, the
ranting abolition Senator from Massachu-
setts, makes his living by selling brogans for
Southern slaves The defence of the Tri
bune is the lamest affair of the kind we have
seen in that paper. 1t admits the charge
against Gen. Wilson. This canting, whining
fanatic, confessedy gains his daily bread
from that South which he is eternally de-
nouncing and prosecuting. Proclaiming the
fruits of slave labor the wages of iniquity, he
coolly and complacently pockets those wa
ges. If the Southern master is a robber,
isn't the receiver as bad as the thief, more es-
pecially when the receiver makes loud
mouthed professions of superior honesty and
righteousness?
Whilst, however, it would be totally i'm
possible to convince either Gen. Wilson or
the Tribune of the inconsistency and iniqui
ty of such conduct it is within the power of
Southern men to avoid making purchases of
Gen. Wilson. Ifthey must buy North, instead
of establishing, as they ought, manufactures
for themselves, let them select such Northern
establishments as are, beyond all doubt, con
Quoted by patriotic and honest citizens.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The Whig has leader on the state of the Demo.
cratic party at the North aud thinks that the Nor.
thern Democracy, az national party, is snnihila-
ward anti.Americen, anti Southern army. The
only hope OF defeating this ominous combination
rests upon the union of the Hard Shells end the
Silver Greys, upon the platform of the American
party.
The Enquirer promises the Know Noihings q
series OF articles introducing searching compar-
ispn between free and slave socie,y This II says
1t can do with proprieiy, because Democracy is
directly hostile to abolitionism, and can attack
while Know Nothioeism must act on the defensive
The National american has leader on Slash
Cottage, in reply to one recently published In the
Examiner, giving very different account OF things
up there.
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OLD SCHOOL AND NKw ScHRoL.-The G aopols
(Ohio) Journal OF last week says that for some
weeks pact the Old School Presbyterians have had
possession of the Church there, and the members
OF The New School determined TO turn them out -
On Sunday week Rev Warren Taylor, New School
minister, sscended to the pulpit and was summsri-
ly elected by Cspt S Myers OF the Old School
persuasion. Mr. T offered DO resistance further
than 10 hold on TO q knob that was attached as au
ornament to the pulpit, and In breaking his bold Of
1t he lost his balance aud fell over the railing to
to the floor, striking on bis back. The Old school
men have determined to keep the edfce closed un-
Ill legal settlement of the question can be had
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aI,0 THE POOR INDIAN %

The New York Express has jeremeisd
orar the treatment which the Indians have
racsived at the hands of this government
and its citizens. 1t says they have been
driven West OF the Ohio, and West of the
Mississippi. until now they are about to MAX
death struggle for existence. "By fire and
sword. by the burning Of fields of corn and
villages of huts, and solely by the power of
force, the Indians were compelled to sell
their lands and make peace. Even some OF
their rernotest territory is now sought for by
the white men"
We confess that we have very little SYM
nathv with these red baroarisns. Since our
artists have collected portraits of nearly all
the tribes, and their habits and Characters
tics are amply recorded on the pages OF ms
torv and travel we see no farther use that
they can be to mankind. We therefore do
not regret that, by their recent atrocious
crimes, they have provoked the pale faces 70
exterminate them. This continent is needed
for a civilized race, and the red man should
be at once permitted to retire to his famous
hunting grounds in the spirit land, where
with his favorite dog, &c, he can ENJOY the
pleasures of an everlasting chase, and luxu-
rate in beholding his enemies roasting and
torturing over an eternal fire.
1t is difficult to imagine how any one IA
miliar with the demoniac cruelties of the In
dians in the first settlement of this country,
and the horrible atrocities they have recent
ly perpetrated in the West, especially upon
defenceess women, can sympathise with such
incarnate fends.
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FOR RENT on LEAsE.-Ttose
" M 1EunTTgE Ma

z md 1859 opr osse the Exchange Bank OF Eirg MIA,
,d adjoining The ef and elegant stores OF messra
Kent Paine & Co. Each OF these stores mont 20
s7krt on Msn street, with five Il f-ors running back
79o feet. The easements opsn on level with
1erge raved court or ystd in tie rear from which
Wide psvsa alley leads to llth street, opposite the
s6ins of the American Hotel These are amongst To
mo-. cnTnmodious and substantial buildings IN the
al, snd are well arranged for business ments
o rst -. there being iu fact room enough in each
tap M NJ for essblis hments These storss are
s6pw beins painted irsde ana out The large store
nprn aad hsaemsnt fHs. 167 be had mediatey,
ne upper floors being already lea'ed, except one
74rge rom in the 81 story. Possession OF tenement
Nc. I69 row occupied by Messrs- Jones Potts. can
8s h4d on the lst September next.
q The ,uperor location of these stores being ia the
Heart of the city. is toe well known 10 require fur
&her notice. Apply to JosEPH JAMES. JT., az the
ptore of hugh w. Fry, Esq or to
81 fe g. 3tawts FLEMING JAMES.
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MAYOR WOOD.

The New York Journal of Commerce states
that Mayor Woods incorruptibility has rails
ed him adversaries among the corrupt of all
parties in the Common Council of New York
One Alderman recently exclaimed, "He is a
mule. He won't steal himself and won't
LET us steal.'
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REaARKABLE FREAK OF EATuRR.-The brig Isa
bella, from Humaeos, P r arrived at New York,
has OF board horse, full grown, and having but
three legs, 1.-TWO hind and fore Lego there being
no appearsnce of any joint or place Tor the other
leg: The b, esst 10 very small He is remarkably
gait,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-19

MASS MEETING IN NEw ORLEANS On the lItb
inst, mass meeting of Americans was he ID 10 N
Orleans TO ratfy th' nom ination OF the state con-
vsntion. Hon Charles Derbigpy, the candidate for
Governor, Albert Pike of Arkansas and others
were the speakers Of The occasion. The number
preseat was es iimated at 10000.
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BAD SPECULATION Corn, says the New o..
leans Delta sold 10 that city on the llrh los
for IS cents per busbei which had been purchased
two months before at 81 10 cents per bushel
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q FOX KENT.-My late residence

- for rent. The house s ars, nnd well arranged,
hsviog IL rooms with CRATES and without; a srse
Kitchen with rooms. There is also a lot and
Carriage house, with enirarc ce Marshall st -
The premises will be disided if desired and rented
4epsrste. To permanent tenant the rent will be
m dsr,te iy I7-St T., CARY
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M USQUITO MEETINGS. 500 piece,
~ Maslin Netis, full widths, in store. Afso-20.
reces 81 to s6 ipca Lace Hsts will be received on
Ao DAY snd for sale very low. by
~ 10 KENT, PAINE K co.
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So FOR RENT very desirable re-
*4z3 sdence on Marshall street, recently occupied
by Mr.. Z 8. McElroy, and the residence Of the
Hon J. M Botts containing rooms. including
base ant. with a well of most excellent water IN
sfhe yard and one OF the finest Gardens in veseta-
Sbles at this time. Possession given immediately
T.. d. EACHO,
iy l7-dIv General Age ut and Collector.
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q NOV VAL-REMOVAL--

& X + Nd o V Al REMOVAL
K3 Halo! MIR. Maker Of News
A.Xs Just give me little assistance
s1&s1e~ And the citizens tell. IL you choose,
Tar well as any friends at di.tance1
have JEwELRY-the very best sind
Aad plenty of thst for their money
opposite the Enquirer you'll find
The Bee Hive without any honey
For WATCHES are coming apaos
From ali psfts that nesr n e surrounding:
30 nos don't fafset my new plsce-
fou'i find 1t is really astounding.
MY prices are not any dedrey
Than other stores now Ia the town,
90 Just give call, you'll see clearer
Thss things are neatly done "brown,"
call at my store / solicit
Is nice walk and a pleasant retreat;
am sure that you cannot row mis-, it,
Forat WATCHES am hard to beat
Farewell 10 word. as parting sdieu
! would like to see all my friends tbsre
At the store of Bill Bar -thot- o me,o.
liz you have WATCH or Clock to rem Dir
VIM j. BARTHOLOMEW.
Corner of Main and llth streets
ies I'd door above Exchange B.nk
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INOR RENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
~ dence on Church Hill, corner of 9th and Leigh
streets with fine garden attached and seeded with
zai kinds of vegetables. Apply TO
M LARUS sHINE,
IS jy Cts "a Main st.
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cc ca T.s~ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

- The subscriber has hand, at his Cosah
mskine Establishment, Lombard Alley, between
aaaln and Cary, tlSch acd 18th streets the Cc
iameian ~ Hotel COACHES, CHARfOTEES, BA-
nG1OIuLHEs, BUGGlES with and without tops sa6
euLhlEs, all OF his owe rnske. of the best nateTi
ss ana workmanship. All Of which will be sold as
richmond; and respectfully ask q call from those
IL want Of any article In the Carriage line ss ar
determined TO FAKE TO order and sell at the lowest
PIses possible aad all WORK sold that 10 new war.
srnt'Na. l'r f'--Snl NiCAJAH mAHGUM
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q FOR RENT-A genteel Residence,
u sA in excellent neighborhood First street,
ssbetween Main and Cary, I'D dwelling from Gary. -
The house IL now vacant, and persons wishing t.
rent are invited to view the premises which will
sfbe shown by a servant the lot and where terms
Send other particulars may be obtained. A call to-
day or Tomorrow lie desired. WIN. GOULDIN,
% ~ ITS Governor street.
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FOR RENT Three STALLS
~ fer rent, near the Arbour. Call on
jy 6-ts r. w. ALLEN
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1HE subscriber proposes opening the
RICHMOND
classical AND MATHEuATICA ArAnrnv

upou tbs stday of Qesober next, to terminate the
18Th OF July following, with the usual vacatons
10 addition to the elements lhoroush instruct ton
will be- given in the Ancient and Modern Lapsuspes
and Msthsmatcs, preparing youth for entering the
higher classes OF College, entering at once upon
the active duties Of life
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FOR RENT-A hri

&c FOR RENT.-A brick house On
ksM 30th street Church Hill containing six rooms,
and well suited to a small family. For terms apply
g the subscriber, ut his residence, of Esd
Broad stessts Church Hill
@ iy l7-IJ VIM CATLIN.
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5OK KENT-And immediate posses iol

s FOR RENT.-The Boarding house
sr,t door below the Exchange Bank, con-
ling rooms, and Kitchen with rooms. Apply
he premises, or to rrnrp
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sI@N SIHAY dtfRSE --Strdyed from
k<32S- the Court House of Henrico county, about
+ weeks ago, & Fmsil SORREL MARE, with 8 Star
~ lhe forehead and both hind feet ~hte-no other
80 or mar ks alb ut her membered A liberal
&C I'i' be paid for her delivery to me at the
st9n't'House Of Henrico
j. S-'s l., w. TIMBFRLAKE
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Address RO M ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmand Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold ON reasonable
terms. lfe 2G-2awtsI +. -9tC r.. MA
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&C FOR RENT-One upper room in
E~Rs the new Brick Tenement on 10th st between
Main and Cary st.
4 hLsO-An Office in same 2 rooms, With all the
modern conveniences, suitable for small family or
MillineT's establishment Apply to
BARRET g. MOK8ISS,
jeT No. l36 Gary Ut.
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@Egs FOR RENT.-The Warehouse on
ss8a the Southsde Of the Bssin (known as ''Ladd's
Humber House.) Possession given Immediately -
for terms apply st the Office of the James River and
sKADaWha Company.
II je 28-ts WIN. P. MUNFORD, Sec.
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1t gives me pleasure to recommepd the Richmond
Classical aud Mathematical Academy, under the
charge of Mr w D. Stuart. Mr.. 8. 10 q graduate Of
the Virgnis Military Institute ard discharged with
great sasfacton for three years the duty of As.
sstaot Professor of Mathematics in it. L do with
great confidence say to the patrons of his cademy
that they will find 10 him q zeaioos competen mt and
faithful teacher. FRANCIS III. SMITH
Supt. of Va. Military Institute.
~ Examiner copy same ie e28-2avSw
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RALTIMORE GlN-Imitation Brandy
~ Rectfsd Whiskey, Cordial, sweet Wine. and
all other liquors. for sale by
jy Him VIM. WALLACE SON.
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DOR RENT-Two newly-erected Brick
II Tsnements on 25th street. Leign st. Bap-
list Chu rch containing rooms Including basement,
with passages, porches, closets, rantrys &c, with
garden sttsehe and we'll of superior water the
spremiies. Rent $50 each per ennum.
d Appls to ED. D. EACHo or
JAS. M. CARTER. lsth ST.
Il ie &-ts Opposite Post Office.
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HALCINED PL A 8 TER AND CE-
~ MENT.-Frssh supply received and for ssIe at
lowest rates
jy I2 K. Fl. WHITLOCK & SON
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W WuuTessTe Agents, KlchmOnd,
And by Druggists and Merchants generally throu gh
out Virginia jy I7-d&cI2t
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Gs8 FOR kENT.--A small new house,
EsM and four acres of Lend encto.ed, within half
mile OF the city line, for rent ct S84 year.
J.F KEEsEE,
j je 22-dts 18th 81, between sin and Carv
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III MILES' BOOTS.--It is sufficient
M to announce that have received another up
~ piY Of those justly celebrated makers Boots
Miles Son, which | am Iellins at the un-
pEec-dented low price of S5. Those in want viii
bear 10 mind that theY at the sign of the Big
Root ooors below Sc Charles Hotel, opposite side,
b ain street. Ne. 49, 1t
~ II WIN WkLsH,S
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10 r. N.-l000 bushels strictly sprime
je 8 McGRUDERs SONS
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VICTIM OF JEALousY.-A young man by the
name Of George Potts hung himself Ia Johnson-
burg Warren couuiy NJ j., on the 5,h instant In a
ir of jealously. He had been married but eleven
days. and becoming dissatisfied with the conduct
of his wife on the 4th instant hung himself In con.
sequence.
JULIEN IL Grands of happy memory, is expec-
ted ia New York, with a new monster orchestra, OF
Academy of Music engaged for August and Sep
tember II 10 said that he brings with him "s live
tenor, the greatest in the world Of course and Ii
10 even hinted that II will be Tamberlik.
RoBBERY OF A Posr- OFFICE On Thursdsy night,
the Arsenal Post. Office, at Lawrenceville near
Piisburg, Pa, was entered by burglars and robbed
OF between three and four dozen letters, and about
% 10 change The thieves got OF safe with their
piunder, and no arrests have bsen made ~ yet.
CoMmEscEMEsT The COMMENCEMENT Of the
P.iersbusg Female College took place yesierday
Rev Dr. Doggeit. Of Richmond, delivered The id.
dress. &.
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Oh PACKS GOLD LEAF, extra deer.
tiful white aud coored Srorzes ct alt prices ran sns
fom o. to sI5 per pack, just received aud for sale
by WM sATTLEk, ia
l6 l42s Main street. :
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@s FOR RENT. 3 new BRICK TEN

Eas EMENTs-wit com Portable rooms in each;
kfre places in every room. and excetlent well of
water in the yard, and about acres of iTouDd a.
stschsd to each with soi admirable suited for market
eaIders,
opportunity Ia here offered for plessat re.
tired residence, with much ground combining the
retlrscy of tbs country with the advantages Of the
city being situated 18th street. ahoat three squsret
north cf Ashbury tMethodist) Chapel, Union
HnI Possession be mad 18th inst.
An arrauseneet lnirbt be made il desired, BY
which all the around could be had By one tenant
Rent Of each $40 per month. Apply to
WM WALSH,
my 7-ts No. 43 Main sire ct.
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Abou, midnight of Mo adsy was reused up BY
the und oi terrific csnDcnade, and sustained
mnskeitS fire, along he whole front from our lett
10 the Ere nch right, and on fastening out 70 the
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

HsHE krst Public Sale of Lots. will take nlaes
L con the z0t4 dag of april. 6zls 70 con-
sinue from day 70 Day - long as ma be deemed
expedient BY the Trustees, ~ ~ sEsszsss : -
<TEHzss Of sale to be one third cssA In hand.
One third In six months and TIA rsnainder In
twelve months from day Of sale Yitk1uk interest.
Dos1PHAE CRY is situated one miio skoye tbs
mouth Of Independence c-cek, "a beautiful
slope Of Prairie, that has bean indies5z1 hy na-
sare--atld designated By e7sry trsysllg On IA.
site Of future cityr-ths sta e psrticuiaTiy
celebrated and known as Indcpepdsnce Prarie,
and is the only point wlere the frsirfe ehes
the Missouri riFer<-bstw LesReaspofth CITY
K. T., and ST. Joseph No., and Il situsted &
each Of these places. - 50
The town has besnlaid eli into lets ef 4z feet
front, by IA feet deep, by aregu5ar Ssgsnized
Joint stock com ppany--ths streets vary from 90
to 100 feet IN widths ample reservaHoHs have
been made for a market Publis square, There
is now being built a large double esarsd steam
saw mill, which will soon be in opsfation. and
will afford an abundanes OF lumber for building
purposes, also a large Hotel building, besides
various others of smaller dimensions Cor resi-
denees, business houses, &c. --sssi-zsss sysss
: DoRiph an city is situated upop deep Weske.-
ly bend uf tie riyer--which throws ft in eths
centre Of avery rich country, kbonnding In ni-
merous small streams of clear cold water, upoa
whose banks are found fine groves es timber,
sufficient to sustain heasy population. 81
Ithas rock bound shore, IS convenient to
timber and has inexhaustible quaries OF Bus-
stone-and stone coal on its site-there "a
firstfate ferry in operation, so that persons
wishing tn cross the river at this point need not
fear being detained.-
The Trustees, however deem il unaeeessay to
any more, and only invite all to come and see
and judge for themselves, relying more upoE
the natural advantages it possesses asa point ot
commercial Importance, than upon whole vol
ume Of putting advertisements. For particulars
| inquire Of John w. Foreman, agent, on the
premises, or DR.. J. II. Crane Secretary sf the
| Company, st. Joseph Mo-. s@E
T. H. CHRIsToPHER, President. 55s
]. H. CRANE, secretarT
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06
For Council BIuRs.

IT, = THE splendid passenger steamer
- - ADMIRAL. CHAs. K. BAKER,
Master, will run as regular Packet during the
sreason, between st. Louis, Boonville, Glasgow.
Brunswick, Hilps Landing, Berlin, Waverly,
Lexington, Camden: Rich6eld, Liberty, IndepeA-
dence, Kansas, Leavenworth, Weston, st. Joseph
and Council Bluffs.
The ADMIRAL is Of excellent carrying ca
pacity, and her accommodations for passengers
are not surpassed by any steamer on the river
shippers may rely upon dispatch and punctuality.
q For freight or passage apply on board.
March g, 1855. IF