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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
SOUTHERN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON


Directed 10th Se'ronry."ha vii nns"o by return mail
Single suh>c,i'r. remttne Ten Dollars VI" rrcciy"
ycnr. uh.cri.on to any al the MAGAIl NES they
nny In their letter, 10 be forwarded rs - chngc
far he time Of SUBSCRIPTION, nne tcnr.
The following list constitute, pnrt OF the hlfIS
FOR 1898:
The splendid House unl Lot of the Art Union
Society, situated in Brandwny go 600
sure,b Dwelling, y rree .nce OF the late
Anson Su7cr. Esq. 5000
Tie tenutifl' Summer Residence" Gothic Cot
iaee Grounds ~ inwk's Nest. on tho
Hudson River, 20,oOo
S small Dwellings, situnied On the LOT belonging
10 the Socie,y in 82d str ell 10000
10 magnificent Cn,nes Hair Shnvls Those
shawls the beautiful work OF art
ever b-h,M, I'D 600
sctso Diamond jew ery-ronsi,rinr of srsen
pieces enrh-0ll antique pott"tn', Ia
beautiful Peurl Jewel Box l0,o0)
10 sets of fenr Jewery, consisting ot7 pieces
each, ali different style, aid oi Persian
II Gold Watches for Lndies very hcnudfl
aud curous orks ot art; one the s'zc o
hall dime, 7OO
10 Wat. hes for Gentlemen, all very hcnvN 4
different style, and paiters, 1000
so Bondrre Toilet md Dressing Cases for
adie. finished in Pea'l Pnttorns--
Louis XIV. $500
| large Gluck, very beau itul work of mt,
made by Ii otdIHi Colngne, m shed IN
snle Of beauty and art unsurpassed, LOCO
l,0t0 Coil ThjmbIvs. all different patterns,
vcly heavy 1000
quo rojics ufihe lives Of grcnt Psintrrs. superb
/, bond with nm engmving of ench artistic, 900
50 900 Illuminated Aihua,s d,ncrcut styles and
patterns, SO 900
200 copies o. Gri.wod's Republican Court
splendldly and with tinted cncrnvit r., 900
100 coairs Of Bo,dcl's Illustrations Of Su k.
slanrr. TO the admirers Of the G,eat
POI" this woik w,l be nm acquisition, 10 900
Vrnrl, sending iouhC upia and Hymn Titan. 1000
Rreref Is " MurIIo 600
r. and tn Aua.i-Salyator Rosa. 900
Nigln yiew-Chu4Io, 600
Madoni a. Corr"sio, 000
a Head-1 itian, 500
A Head-Vnahykc, 500
Lanl.cape-Pous.n, 500
A III ce-Quiuuo, 500
Battle 7ie,e-N uuvcimBn 500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
There are others 10y the inc Altistcs, II rg,nal
besides some Splendid Picer- by Alstor, Suy. Rey.
,old- Neagle Doughty. Cole Chapman. David VerLet.
Stuart Herbert Tuck, Benu.ngton Read, Bartlett,
Srbloss. Huntington. Johsnoh, Schmidt Rembrandt.
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rsNiiE subscriber having rnreha.cd the interest ii
NJ Z. Pruyluhn, IN the concern of Lee \ Co,
will continue he Forwarding aud Commission business
their old stand on tho doek.
Iii. location gives him superior advantages any
other Forwarding House in the City. us he Ia but few
squares oi level from the landings of the Bai
more, Philadelphia md New ors Steamers. nnd New
York Boston Packets. and is subjected Ia the low
c.t rayagr Cured by tbs CITY Ordinance, whereas
goods shipped by those located tho Basin dray
ed " miles rough paved streets thereby
subject er ater damage we'll as increased cost
tol the better und, rstaiding al charges, he will put
goods On board cana boats IRON vessels oi steamers
nj cents 100 lbs, provided, however, that no
chuteo tnr single shipment sha be less thnn twenty
I'VE cents inr commssion mud dnyagc. Seven ceats
mnre Ia frequently charged for dinvagc alone TO tho
Basin, md five cent il nhnr less than tho average
cost al hauling there by the Ord nance.
Tobncr and other produce shipped about half The
chnigcs changed 10y thosa located On tho Basin.
fcrsons shiruiue tobacco other produce my MT
dre.4 will do we'll to ship by Mr rctyiohn's lire Of
bouts "a they directly into the Dock for up loads
without doay al trouble
Hnyinr experience in the business 81, fifteen years
h, nntt,f- himself that h. can give satisfaction To all
who mny eniusi their business To him.
charge on goods invariably follow them 10 iostina-
tion.
10 Particular attention given TO the anlo Of Mcr
rhundise nnd ~ o,uce.
mn,e dts W ASFRED 5. LEE
q the Do IL. Richmond Va
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Dnn CASES CALABHIA Ex,rnc

To the consumers al Licorce " i'll guarantee til"
aliy al This be fine, Il superior any
imported intotho countyto arIve shortly and Tor sslo
ADlE 4 GRAY,
Fcb,7-d&cis Richmond Va
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iTThAs
PETERSBURG. VA.
WICKERSHAM'S
NEW YORK WIRE LING

IGOR enclosing Public Squares, Cemetery Lots, Dwell
1 linga, G ttuRe- Sc. Window Guards, Tree Boxes
&C.. sold at the manuaeur,rs' prices. Specimen,
can be nj my Marble Hofka.
ian - dSrly JNO. h. GADDESa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

S,W1l HAVE iusI received the largest and best GUD
kYM elected. tock have ever hn,lthe pleasure of
utA1 .ferng in his market--eonssting of G ma
Glass. Earthcn ~, ne and Woodware. Also, Hard ware,
Cutlery. Castings. Britania Ware &c. &c. have the
best stock suitable for house keepers that be found
in this upper country, hope my friends and the public
will give mr. call ms am determined to sell low.
mayid&waw RO. X. WATKINS.
Christiansburg Star cory weeks and send account
TO thi. Office.
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TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
THE ART UNION SOCIETY
500 0n1 GIFTS valued nj THREE HUNDRED
TlIOrSAND nCLLARS.
Ger fca for Tn. Year, one Doiior.

TINE member, nf the ART UNION SOCIETY. on
tie occasion If this the tenth Distribution ot ia"
WORKS OF AR accumulated hy the Society during
the paa yenr rrspecttuy cnil the ntte ilon oi
lis patrons the fact lhn' hong about 10 remove TO
the buildings Ia al rtiui for the Society IN
toe city o. Warrington, they vii nd the Heal Estate
und ohe lnnlrd I,ope, belonging To the Sociciy,to
the distribution tor lD,s ysaf.
Al the In. meeting oi the ,irIy it was determined
~ fe,iaee the Cert cnie II Shto ,r tt- s,at enter
prize . dollar roch lhiuhin' thereby tint II will
bc the OF general di on OF the works OF
Artistic throughout the country, uId viii ennhle tho
Society extend their nho- f,r tho advancement OF
the ARTS AND SCIENCES in thus country Tho
Ccrtifca,cs OF Shorc VIII he iasucJ Mt lnlor,
rompnaying which cnrh purchaser will rrocese free oi
chnrge, by return mail, beautiful L,ne aud Siipple
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Representing Eyentu' Period in the History III Our
Country.
Il will be seen. by referring 10 the list, TINT here nrc
mnny Valuable Pieces Of Property my Costly L lint
inga Snprtn Stamury Beautiful Engraving. c, silly
Jc,,ell,, Magnificent Sba"- aud o,h'r Btauril" Gfls
such ~ Clocks Watches. Illuminated Works, &c, to
the number # Five iiuodted fhousnl 1-worh $500
600
Asthe Society cN poets 10 remove Ia the New Hall ut
Washington by the middle Of June the distribution will
tai = pnce the FIRST OF July. 1855.
The same rules und regulations TINT hive heretofore
guided 5ho Sociry- Distributions will be ndh red Ia in
Tins. mud ON no account Vii ihrrc be any postpone
mcnt from the day mined. All tiers and e"mmnnicn
tons post paid) tor certificates, on "Hiness. a To
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS
ID The undersign ned, who has had large practical
experience in the prosecution of Claims against the
General Government, offers his services to the Sol.
diers and their Widows aad the Minor Children, of
those engaged in the War of 1912, and all since
1880. we'll as for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Widows
His charges in all cases shall be moderate, and paya-
BILE when he gets the warrant money, and he will
now, as he alwajs has pay over all collections imme-
datey.
He has the Rolls of the old Soldiers they stand
the Department Washington, aud his acquaintance
and facilities the Pension Office is probably better
than any one in Virginia.
The highest msrke. price in cash will be paid for
Land Warrants az wish to purchase 100, 900 acres
naro3ifdlv CHAS. W. STATHAM.
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FLANK BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS!
DAYNE & CHRISTIAN now in receipt OF
l. large assortment OF
RLANK BOOKS,

Consisting of Ledgers Journals Day Books, and Meme.
of various sizes; equal in style and quality to any in
market, and at prices suit the times Gall before
purchasing elsewhere. maro'"
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No. i25 Main ST. Richmond, Vn.
And f.r sale by ]. II Seay, d r. LYMAN. J II.
Thompson Il Co r. Slater n Co Lynchbnlg, Va.. and
hy den cfs in Melciues cry Where. sep5 ly
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@ROC Err and e o M nj , , ION
VJHOUsES AND LUMBER YARDS. on the new
Ra.;n FOR RENT-Two large fire proof Brick Gro
cery and Commission Houses, with large Luu Der Yards
t,acbed on the new Basin recently occupied by Eshols
g. Pryor and no. j. Echols for rent and possession
given at once One lot has Railroad running through
It and there Crane on the Wharf for tho use OF both
tenements.
-Four Lumber Yards, without houses al'o for rent.
,be Basin. Apply to JOHN FUCKER.
Jan l5-deodts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-22
Mako Notice.
New Music Store.
giun OF the Grecinn T'riRonuni, No. 100
"'H 1lnfn Street,

Mntn street,
.,it.sss1 J. FIOKIKS0N would fespt:;iully an.
.Sf1 lnounte 10 The citizens OF Wheeling aid vi.
Hf1 Y tcInIty, that le has Just Opened new and
u leesant tAbllshment for the sale Of VioiIS
uara; yiOlmtllos PASoletS, Flutes, Flies, AtcOrf'
ons HonIOs, aud Tambofines. liIass lnsTumeMls the
Instruction books for ali kinds Of lnstuments and ot
Musc FOR the Plano, Guitar Flute and Violin, also, he
newest SohEs nueltS etc and tho Ycry bttt onIan and
italian Violin and Guitar Etttn6s'
CarohA,t, leeds, TunBg Forks also Violin aud GultaT
SCTeWa, Violin Finser and Tall boards
HdWs for Yi0llnteilo and Violin.
4, kIe6ef's Furniture Polish or renovallng yaTnshoA
Fur uIe tIeh as Pianos, CabhelS Steam Boat8 OF any
Ato o sSls 81 the gent for Keber p!ltsbafg Plane,
Of he Ht ana beat nanlatatb Id the United Stttes sc
~ N1Hhs ana Gaks grand and square Pianos b. Dlnf
hs's fiaett and Aliens teebiGed iotton Pianos,
AGENT EoF he make Of CaIhlIdt and Needhltn9 PaSlt
ASSsSsasJb., .ha snElnl
itlti6Ytti pike ] 81 ''''' Nc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-22

CARS.
ID RORlVKD this day, tho best assortment Of Gents,
IL YOUTHS anil ClldIcns ClotI capS, ever brought "
S city, avIWg bttN selected with great care as regards
4iyle aid quality. They tOmpISc IL partas IOows:-,
GEMS Cioh opera, black aud whites GcntE ar cloth toi
black, lIth and green lIing hu9S and Apollo eaEs;-
0scFr viii every other description Of hat or cap eXa
Gmrfi 4 u, HARPER e. son
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-22

Great through Line for the ngst, a
illE baltimore and Ohio Rail IoAd nom Wheeling 10
| baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
tt Rail Road Al the Junction tlsely called the IteIay
House. miles nom BALTIMORE and with TUG FhIa!el
phit Wnlu8tnlaHd baltimore Rail Road 70 Plldelpla,
Tho great tunnels upon tic e are now Completed, anu
The Inl6 road iS III fine condition. eSenltns Que OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes y t9e world tu
The T6W ard splendid steamers oGthe Union Limo from
Louisville aud Cincinnati connect Withth road st Wheel
lug and through tickets from thrse plactSto tanoie,
Washington, pEadelrhla &C., may be had OF tie agents
or on tie boats. A,.,..,.
A. H. (Whtelnstlntl ahl arrives a OpNl6eTar0 (9ol
Mllesj At 7p NJ aud allowing two hours ltIe, eTnNesln
RalllNnrA (3S0 lliIcs Al A. M The Ncxt Ioriing ha
king Tie passage through In about 70 hours Ine1ud"Ea all
siOpNsSeS, ...,....,.......,.,.
Without charge. .,.,.....,,. A.. $40, tor
WashgoIn al tlc JGHttOn, aud l0I Philadelphia, at Hal
m0rc, without extra charge. TIaseleS are SLOWED am
e tnr aid opportunity al all points meals
"ThrOlSh Tickets IIoln wLeellpg 70 alltmCtes SSI!n
privilege ylng over anywhere OIL The tole,( 6U-lO
Warrington, JCD- 10 ph!lalepla, 3lo-Io Ge had ol
b4r tie steamers Of the Union ltts SN sle HIS s o.
the Rail Road ACtNisAt WheeitMg1I y F"En)% Mo9nus'
vile. my WM, PNRKl.R. NrMl, SHlHL,
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Read! Road!! Road!!!
n ESIRIStl 10 Iree our sleek as low Us possible, be
i0fe opening our New Goods, we will, without any
Joking about Ii, sell our dress Goods st cost l5dIes
wanting lawn, claY, haIcsc, leain, or mu'she uIeSS
Ii ,Iu want 10 try the honesty Of 0uf advertisements
call aud Seeu8Al
80. IS MaIn street, Centre Wheeling.
auyoo EUSAIR & IlRRHRY.
Z I Lps hack mustard seed, lust received by
. t4noO WM j. ARMSTRONG.
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Adams & Oo's Nxdres's
1854. s5faas @ 1854.

6FFIGE-iIc1.ufo Ilotlse.
II0R spttdy and safe conveyance nj nelehadle, pack
ages pAlccs, bank n0tes, sptCe, S0ld tn chat o.
spr6sl nes.enSors, leave our oiee daily for All paris oi
Tie Rast, EulOIt uslIi0rnS till Au%ilalta Also
Eor PittkbuiEIl and all points UM tho NltYealA and
wcsvle Railroad ona Cleveland and Toledo katlload
through 10 Chtrsgo.' x..,u.,
For GAINESVILLE and all places on the National Road
lhI onEh 10 Cincinnati, Louisville aNd s. louis.
Flf baltimore and all points on tlt lloNloIc ami Ohio
Rarod, anil from thence tonutct With our Great East'
EN- Express tp Philadelphia, New Yoik aud NoSiOn,
We collect notes, drafts or accounts, and bills eh de-
liyery Of parcels, and make prompt returns,
EAircM tor East daily at S0ciIeki 4. Il.
10 iOr vest d1 do AN.
do torPltlShuTg DO do All.
Our arrangements ale nnw complete for tile delivery ol
packages aud monies 10 all pHlME.
N. pnvtS. Agent, alI7
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Wheeling and Flttsbufg
a,..,s,sA 4 lo'rllR fine slde wheel 1,fS~

"a passengers steamers fLIsS t
hfSIffsS FoREST Ci1v, Car. Sd tstSHE8
Use. B. MS9Es 9.I 9', 81
Wheeling Sil Pittsburgh Forest viiy IfAytne
ngeyery Moniay wedhesJAy and EEi44Ei and NE nIHt
Rl RlcvSfy Tuesday, Thnts1uy ard Sathfdayt at AZ D.
STrIyinS al Wellsylle 10 time 10 connect Ic Glcve-
isIi ca and Il Pit taTs III line tot tts SthihA teaH
Easl, Returning Forest City leaves
Y TSs,!a tl.J SIs[Rr Sp ~ R ylS. SS..
aijVhSellIk iipaa lpb te ps Aasa StquI nj
Y 4 X XIII / x e ,Ai Il
ttt7Thtopsh tickets tot Cleveland, F6ec, k6Ei0t Iet
troi( Sa6kle, Chicago, Rao and ndAkiTk,s q lhs
Drh hC n. 0lI(AHtR a. &EO!t tnu = a. tiputiaf StIeh
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENT

To The Constitution IN relation TO Banking.
Resolved by the General Assembly ofthe
State of Missouri, (two thirds of each house
ooncurring therein,) that the following be
proposed as an amendment 10 the Constitu-
ton of this State:
Section /. Article eighth of the Constitu-
ton cf the State Of Missouri, respecting
Drinks, be, and the same is hereby abolished
and the following substitute in lieu there
of:
Article VIII. The General Assembly
shall have power to establish such bank or
banks as may be deemed necessary for the
interests of the State; but every bank SO es-
tablished shall be based upon specie capt
tai, and made liable to redeem its issues in
gold or silver: Provided, that the number
of banks chartered shall never exceed ten
and the aggregate amount of capital shall
never exceed twenty millions OF dollars.
WILLIAM NEWLAND,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILSON BROWN.
President of the Senate.
Approved March 3D. 1865.
STERLING PRICE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET,

GvT.s The new and splendid fast passenger
80 packet,
NEW LUCY, VIM. CoNLEY, MASTER,
will run regularly during the season, leaving ST.
Louis every alternate Saturday, at O'Clock, p
NJ. for Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami, HIPS Land
ing, Waverly, Lexington, Camden, Richfeld, Lib
erty, Independence, Kansas, Parkville, FIT. Lee
venworth, Weston, st. Joseph, and intermediate
points, commencing her regular trips will leave
ST. Louis as fOllO"s
March 18th and Dist, August 4th and 18th,
April 18th aud 2Sth, Sept LIST, 10th, 29th,
May 18th and Goth; October 18th and 9th,
June 9th and Odd, November 10th and oath.
July eth and 2lst,
Returning, will leave ST. Joseph every alternate
Friday at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, as follows:
March 23d, August 10th and oath,
April 9th aud Goth, Sept. It'll and 2lst,
MAY 18th and 18th, October 9th and 10Th.
June LIST, 18th, 29lh, November ID, 10th, 30th,
July 18th and 27th, December llth.
Departing from st. Joseph at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
AtchisGn at III, Iatan at il, p. NJ, arriving al
Weston same day, and remaining over night
Leaving Weston on Saturday at O'Clock, A. Nj
Fort Leayenworth, s A. NJ, Leayenworth City s.
Parkville, 10 A. M, Kansas l2M.; Wayne City /
PM; Liberty, 2 p. M; Richfcld, 8 p. NJ; Sbley
4P.M.; Camden, p. NJ; Wellington, 6 p. Nj; ar
irving at Lexington same evening and remaining
all night. Leaving Lexington Sundays, al M,
Berlin and Dover, 81 A. NJ, Wavery, 10 A. NJ.
HIPS Landing, IL NJ; Miami, l T. NJ; Bruins
wick, 2 p. Nj; Glasgow, p. NJ; Boonviie, 81
p. NJ: and arriving in st. louis Monday afternoon
in time to connect with the Louisville Mail Boats
and other evening packets.
VIM. c. KINDER, Clerk.
MANSON & BARTHoLow, AgeRts mh22
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TES. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE Ia, 1855.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
1 q s q. .'
st. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Line.

OF. Louis anu pJ' JObeph Iaohoe oh"0'
The New, Elegant, and Fast Regu-
s ssseE.sss lar Passenger Packet, 81. Va, g.ff
JAS. H. LUCAS, A. WINELAND, Master,
will leave st. Louis during the season on every
alternate TUESDAY, at A O'Clock, P. NJ, for
Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami, HIPS Landing, wa
verify, Berlin Lexington, Wellington, Camden,
sbey, Richfeld, Liberty, Independence, Kansas
Parkyille. Fort Leavenworth Weston, st. Joseph,
and intermediate points.
Commencing her regular trips at the opening of
navigation, VIII leave st. Louis every alternate
TUESDAY, as follows:
March 9th and 10th, August 18th and 2lst,
AnriI IA and nth. September 4th and 18th.
NAV LET 18th ogth. October 2d. 10th 30th,
June 10Th and goth, November 18TH and 2fth'
July 10th and oath.
RETURNING-willlea leave St. Joseph every al
ternate MONDAY, It 10 o'clock a. NJ, as follows
March 10th and 26th, August 18th and 2Ith.
April 9th and 23d. September 10th and oath,
May 18th and 2lst, October 18th and 22d;
June 4th and 18th, November 9th and l9th.
July ID, Doth, 30th. December 3D..
Departing from st. Joseph Mondays at 10 o.
clock, A. M, Weston Tuesdays at O'Clock A. M.
Fort Leavenworth at 8 A. M, Parkville at 10, A.
NJ. Kansas at u. NJ. Wayne City at P. NJ, Lib
erty at 3, P. NJ, Richfed, at 3, P. NJ, Sibiey a.
4. P. NJ, Camden at ., p. NJ, Wellington, at ., p
NJ Lexington Wednesdays at =. O'Clock A. M.
Dover at 9, A. NJ, Wavcrly at 10, A. NJ, Hllf'
Landing at II, A. NJ, Miami, at |, P: NJ, Bruins
wick at 2. P. NJ, Glasgow at P. Nj, bo9hvi'ie a
5, p. NJ, and arriving in 81. Louis Thursday AFTER
noon, in time for Louisville Mail Boats anSt
evening lines of travel in every direction.
The Lucas is first cless boat, new, large ant
elegantly fitted up, built expresslyfor the Nilsson
ri river trade, and in all her equipments ana aP
pontments, especial care has been taken 10 ilah
her a superior Passenger Packet, and particular
lv attractive. MANSON L. BARTHoLow,
March IS. 1855. Agents.
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1853. SPFENG 1855
"a II T. - II 6 Q I'M Q N t.
St. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Line.
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET.
flea The splendid and fast running pa
-! - senger packet,

M =, The splendid and fast running pas
- g. Il senger packet,
SONORA, Ben. JOHNSON, MASTER,
will leave st. Louis during the season, on every
alternate Monday, at p. NJ, for Glasgow, Bruins
wick, Miami, Waveriy, Lexington, Camdcn, Sib-
ley, Liberty, Independence, Kansas. Fort Lea
venworth, Weston, st. Joseph, and all intermcdi-
ate points. Commencing her regular trips Ilom
81. Louis as follows:
March 9th and l9.h, July 9Th and 23d,
April 2d, 18th. 3Oh, August OH and 10Th.
May llIh aud 2Sth, September 3d and l7h,
June llth and 25th, October LIST, 18th. 29th,
November 18th and Goth.
Returning, will leave st. Joseph every alternate
Sunday, al 10, \. NJ, as follows:
March llth and 25th, August 10Th and Goth,
April 9Th and god, Sept 9th and 23d,
May 9th and Goth, October 1th and 2lst,
June 3D. and 18th, November lth aud 18th,
July LIST, 18th, 20h, December ID.
Departing from st. Joseph on Sunday at 10, A
NJ, Weston, Monday at A.. NJ; Fort Lcavcnwortl
al $. Parlivle al Q. Kansas at 10, Wayne City a
II, Liberty at -, Richfeld at p. NJ, Siblev at ?
Camden at 3, Wellington at D. Lexington, Tues
day at Il \. NJ, Dover at Q, Waverly at 10, HIP
Landing at IL, Miami at l p. NJ, Brunswick at ,
Glasgow at /, Boonville at ); and arriving in st
LOUIS Wednesday af euoon in time for Louisville
mail boats and the evening lines Of travel in ever!
direction.
No effort shall be wanting on the part of he
present officers TO retain for the Sonora the wild
popularity which she has heretofore acquired
Every requisite attention and accommodation viii
be cheeriiuly extended TO passengers, and shipper
may rely upon the utmost punctualIty and dis
patch in the delivery Of freight.
BEN JOHNSON, Master.
| NAssoE BARTHoLow, AGENTS. mh22
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14
1855.
$50. FOR 1865
> MISSOURI RIVER,
1856.
Regular Thursday Packet,


For Booupille, Glisgo,e Brunswick, Lexington,
Kansas. W5ston, and 81. Joseph
nyss- n, The FIST and elegant passenger steam
ggsssslsezs er CATARACT, L, A. WELToN, Mas las
ter. hayInr been purchased expressly for tins
trade, to take the place of the Honduras, will
leave every alternate Thursday throughout the
season for the above and intermediate landings,
beginning her trips as follows; .--....-.
LEAVES ST. LOUIS THURSDAYS,
March god, August yin and l3a,
Nv 3I. ,7ib. 3lst, October 4th and 18Th.
lime 18th and 2Sth; November LIST, 18th, 2sih,
July 18th and Goth, . ...
LEAVES ST. JOSEPH WEDNESDAYS,
aorch 0sth August LIST, 18th, 29th;
Ali tIth and 25th. September 18th, Goth,
NJ, OH and 23d October 10th and oath;
~ ~ Gih anj som. November 18th and 2lst
July 4th and 18Th, NJ
Denarting from st. Joseph every alternate We'd
nosidav At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ; Weston Thursday al
NJ. 1T Leayenworth ats, Parkvillc at 3, Kan
sas AT 10. Wayne City at II, Liberty at II, Rich
field p. NJ, Camden 3, WELLINGTON a, and arrive
at Lexington same evening. Leaves Lexington
| Friday morning at A. NJ; Berlin and rover al Q
! Wayerly 10. HIPS Landing II, Miami l p NJ
| Rrunsvick 9, Glasgow 4. and Boonville o4j ah'
arrive at ST. Louis Saturday evening IN Tune TO
! the Mail Boats to Louisville, and other lines o
travel to the North and East. ;.
The CATARAcT has been recently lifted up II
n superior manner, expressly for TINS river, am
FOR speed and comfort has no superior IN IN
trade, and we confidently ask from our OLD friend
and patrons the same liberal patronage eNlehueu
MS while in charge of the Honduras
NJ. r. MCDONALD, Clerk:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

MUsaUITos-An excellent instrument
of warfare against mosquitoes is camphor.
Take piece Of gum and set fire to it in
n room, and in few moments every mus
quito will have vamosed the rarch. A good
way is to take lump Of convenient size
and set fire To it, letting it burn a minute
Pu t out the fire, and then rest content till
the annoyance is renewed and then resume
hostilities. We write this in a room where
few moments since musquitos had run us
nearly crazy, but which is now entirely
free from them. So says contemporary.