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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-20
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OPENlNG LAFAYETTE STNEkT al
though the city il heavily bdldene'l
with taxes just now, and has large
debt hanging over t.; yet any pptlna-
nent aid useful Improvement cal,u-
lated to benefit or beautify the place,
should NEE, with the hearty ard
unanimous support Of our citizens. -
No opposition should be made to such
movements, because indirectly the
benefit Is returned immediately, IL the
enhanced value Of property Open
ing Lafayette, las been talked Of since
the Capitol was finished. The Board
Of Selectmen At their meeting on
Monday, ordained that the bonds
Of the corporation shall be issued and
cold for a sum sufficient to deiray the
necessary expense; and the finished
work may soon be locked for. This
viii give an uninterrupted view, from
be beautiful avenue lending into The
y. s. Barracks, to the State llpuse.--
The temple, Or p4goda, wherein Pow
er's Statue Of Washington is to stand,
will be the FIRST thing to attract The
eye; as It isto face the street.
The WAR THsY DO Ar SHREvE-
roRr A gentleman just frpm tie
Red River, gives \ brilliant picture Of
the way they do thirgs At Shreveport.
He says he witnessed, email game
Of "draw' there the other day, played
out IN the most harmonious and friend.
lyftnaoner. Each one The players.
had before him, one Of Mr.. Colts
arbitrator, slrealy pcocked Tor ac'ioh
IN ease the odd trick should he atic,np-
ted. Mr.. Coh with his invention. has
doae more perhaps, 70 convince the
world that 'honesty Is the best policy
even among thieves; than any other
single man IN tie nation N
The prohibitory liquor law, is nl~o
IL full free At Shreveport, Lu, The
people have 1 singular way Of evad.
ing Il. When a man goes into
shop *hcre spirits are to be found.
he parshases al the door tickets Of ad.
mission, and when thirsty, goes TO h
kind Of trough, from which he helps
himself without cost. notwithstanding
This state Of things at Shreveport the
morals ofthat place, are spoken Of as
ION the mends
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The Bro pRlzs DRAwE.-New Or.
leans lad Ind both the honor and Tie
gdod fortune to again drawn the grand
capital prize ot $50. 900 in tl,, slast
Havana lottery, the returns Of which
were receivsd by The steamship Empire
City. We have not heard who all the
lucky individuals were, but fraction
70 the ticket was held byfa tbar.keeper
IN one OF the Perdido street coffee
h'uses The balance Of it was held
hy other parties jn the city.-Daily
Delta.
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a Rare Chance for Office Sseks.--
His Hou II. B. Chase, Mayor of Clin.
ton gives public notice thaton Monday
the 4tb dayef June an election will
be held for Mayor aud fvo Aldermen
in the town Of Clinton. aa4a8 ffa4sYf
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NUMBER 50.

-
nalne1s James Harrison, boss dray-
man Ills effects concist ofa carpet
bag, daguerreotype, and one dollar and
five cents in money. Where are the
heirs of this estate 7-------On a res
taurateur's ''bill," we see the following
new dishes. y 4" Aartichaux."-
Three bottles Giscour, /" four do.
Champ Frap. What Is Champ
Frapl a 1i4 a.,,.5..s
Secretary Guthrie decides that milk
cannot be imported from Canada with
out na,ing duty. The Buffalohiabs
are i deep affliction, as they intended
70 derive their supplies from the
Queens dominion.
John Bull is dead. Wheather this
is the Sarsaparilla man, Or Uncle
John the telegraph does not say.
Mary Stewart propeller. has
arrived at Buffalo from Detroit.
Mary, is the first propeller who has
ever made that trip-the Mary is
spoken Of as a good boat. t.------As
an item Of news from the Territories
a scrap is now going about, to the
effect that the Mayor Of st. Paul, had
asparagus for his dinner on the goth
Of April.-- Our neighbor IN.
Church, will do the country some
service, 70 furnish in way Of exp1ana-
tion, note on the following adver-
tisement in bis paper:
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH Or ST..
HELENA.-Stolen from The undprsigu.
I'd, a yellow lay horse, 8 Or 10 ysafs
old, about 10 hands high, l,ng couplsd
with n small star in Lis forehead, .
speck in ,le right e,e, knot on each
shoulder inade l,y harness but no rear
or Witt Oh l,is ipga Ills fpet has had The
scratches and the hair Is rough at The
edge .f'lle l,oof in front. IL The horss
isi'l very good working order and the
IN y dersigned will pay the sum Of
$40 10 any person who will bring me
m, horse and coufine the theft Id any
biison In the State. g iie fs58I9 sl'l
N b. His right fore foot has been
grounded and The inside of ths hoof
broken off, GABRIEL Mt1LKINS.
8 A RARE CHANCE ron THs 6ftRlru.
AL,sTs MIR. j. A. fL,,sk. .,ons Of Ken.
dull's securities, having ,elegrsp-
he'd to his brother, at Memphis,
to notify Mr.. Ayres, Tho principal Wit.
',ess for HE gn,prnlnt nj against Ken.
dali f'rthe robbery ofthe mails. not to
appear at'l'e funny examination bs.
fore MIR. Commissioner Lusher. now
proceeding. An Interesting question
arising from his utter ihlability to tx.
plain how lDe came to telegraph Of NIL
ariser. and we invite. therefore, all
Spirit,alists to undertake mn ,explana-
lion oftlis wonderful mystery. which
has surprised Mr.. J. A. Lu.k himself.
Kendall, the late Postmaster, and THE
most incrpdulons but indulgent com.
'nnnity. We will give FIVE cents for
a good solution Of the mystery 81,
True Delto.
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rr We learn from the Little Rock
Gazette that Col. c. F. N, Fo'and has
rendered to the Governor Of A,kan.
cas- his resignation Of tile office 1t
Swamp Land Commissioned, Col
N. has been appointed ~ the Chancel.
lor Receiver Of the Arkansas State
Bank. ~ ~ 5ae'esot ,l'aaf Pop
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D
THIs EvENINe.--It must not b.
forgotten that another ladies enter.
iaiuinent 'cum,s Of, ut the Harnpy
House tonight, It is only necessary
to meu,inn the fact, in order iu Sc.
cure full attendance, aud bring
about, what is always desired. "a
profitable fui'ion. " The young gents
about town will no doubt, " as usual, >
press one other to death. in order to
be the first there, and take awav The
lirst honors by 'liyestiltg themselves Of
their surplus revenue, which must be
disposed If; it not for charitable. fir
.ncho,ttabie purposes. How il makes
,,le lr,et swell an5 the bosom txpani
I" lis utmost taracitv. when we reflect
thai it is 'hr latlies whoin their charity.
turn with their mu>ieal Soirees and
othrr entertainments, n, much If The
surplus revenue of the nation into ,,n-
mlultcratrd Christianity WHY, The,
yo',ng gents are positively indebted to
,l,cm---a debt II gratitude, f;r reliev
ing them Of change, which would other.
wise z" f,r Srgars and C.'gnav, 10 their
very great prrsonal injury.
Let The young geuts 60 tonight.
and lay Oh, their dimes in glasses Of
icc ere IN, warmed aud seasoned with
the smiles of TIL fair creatures who
shall dish it out. This is the va, to
make y permanent investment--it will
pay AS much interest u. III, capial in.
vested, AZ he Plank read to Clinton,
or any other similar real estate. -
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.aarr There is said 10 be 4 secret
organization ot the most formidable
kind IN New York City. tile object Of
which is to oppose, even unto blood,
the enforcement Of the Liquor law. It
's said 70 have thirty tliou.and mem.
bers, and M overfowing treasury. 3'
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r. ne Eelieianu Domorrus scy

wy 1T 7Ae Fsticianu Domorrut'' says
stAatJANxs BglL, who stands indicted
with the killing Of Crowley, was
brought before Judge 4. r. Merri.k
on Tuesday las. on Z writ If lmbeas
corpus, praying 10 be admitted to bail.
Atset a lengthy examination the same
was refused. " II s'
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T'liinks Generally.
Another "A, d the last, Ladie.


not as well attended as WIS expected
which is perhaps another evidence 81
tie tighthess Of the times and depres
sion Of the money MARKET Tie
nmotnt raised was about 800. An
abundance Of gond things, cakes, light
aud heavy roum,, square. oblong and
scolluped. cakes trusted and ,,nfrosted.
ndurnpd and unadnrned with flowers.
ice creams, shp,berts; strawberries,
| black -bpriius and bluesberries. Ham,
br,iled, fried and baked I'm short
everything substantial, set of will,
everything unsubstantial, designed TO
captivate the rye.and lossen the purse
strings. or the Indies it may lie said
as before they all louke,l beautiful. y
There was music IN the dining hall,
and some oft@ young folks were dis
posed t. indulge the light fantastic |;
but the fact was evidently visable that
a difference Of opinion.as to the "pro-
prie'y' Of dancing. prevailed. As the
Comet just now, Is not disposed to
differ with ansbody and it is expect.
ed that the press will stand convicted,
We might az well say, that we are in
favor Of, and oppused to dancing It is
both right and wrong. II ia wrong
to take the wasp.iike wrists Of our
daughters; aud press them up into
half moon shapes, and have young
gents. whose claims to popular ty and
favor with the fair sex, is based upon
moth ng but a well oiled inous,ach---
wbifl them round ID an unbecoming
IT not vulgar manner; whilst noses
tip" and unseen charms heavp out
10 view; cu',<ing we inlid Don Juan's
to blush. This Is wrong, and yet
dancing is right, as all things else il,
nature are. temperateiy' We say
Ibis in the face Of rpnicns often expires.
sed from the sacred desk. to the con.
'rury; and appeal to the good sense
of mankind to support us. Mais al
ons-----Judges Si'lell and Og'len
have both resigned their seats on the
Supreme bencll--an election must be
held to sutl'ly the vacancies; this calls
ont the city press to tell the people
what manner Of men," should take
their places. Doubtless such as are
named, will lie selected, d. Ex-
Post Master Kendall as it appears.
will b. exculpnted. by invalidating
the testimony against him. The pub.
lie must bo agreed with councillor
King, that q twelve hundred dollar
fnnctionary Of tho government, has ~
right to testify against q fifteen hun.
drcd --- On Tuesday night u per.
formanee caine off at the St. Charles
Theatre. for the benefit Of the typo.
graphical unirn.----A courteous set
Of fellows are they Of the North Louis
lana press. The Minden Herald man
LAY Of Estes Of t,s Shreveport Dcmo-
''rat =" lie is a great ma,,--- model
edi,or--or nearly So lie lorrows
money Of everybody who will loan
him . dime, aud then g wrings in
his puper or his services 10 square up
lie il M awful man to puff aud does
he not know that even his n-xt-dool
'mighbors--mtn Of lis own party
look upnn bis recommendation as a
drawback and disgrace, rather than
7 He does no. exchange
with us now-is na0d because We
would not allow him to lnmboozle US
MT Of ten dollars.------------'''A A passen-
yer" (why not gentleman on the
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10 Alffrerll crster bas recently
t'rtl' pl'ened IN Mount Vcsuyjns. from
which an eruption is looked for, on
account Of the tresseniDg aspect of be
mountain. .S9@sssa ~ a9ssa ssFt5
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To the Rapping kpirits.

II Ia your new estAte, you caanet rest,
Bns must return! grant Us this request;
Come with noble and celestial air,
~ And prove yoar titles h The name. you hear
Give some clear token Of yonr heavenly birth
wsite A. eosd Enelish A. you wrote on earth,
= Asa shat were once raperaacus to advise,
Don4 ael, / beg you, such eereeieas lies.
~ The Memphis Evening News
says It appears to Be settled and un.
1erstro0a that the convention TO n, m.
ina,e~a candidate for the Presidency
On the Amel-ican ticket will he held
in thst city. The sime proposed Ifar
The asemblio,, Of the convention, !,
tho FIRST We ih.,ve heard Of its being
- asttisd apalsundsseood. /" s,s.r
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All papers be made of the best materials, and finished in
Ad0trnuon. contract VIII be
tered into r supplying the qnnes stated at such tines as e
public pttylgc ordering
kind, should quantity be
CURED and 10 such quantities be deemed
Samples each kind OF each bid and all
and samples be transmitted ibis office free OF posi-,
other expense
proposal signed Ihr individual firm making
specify The price pound ard the consequent
per taDd but pirai OF each description OF
All delivered such place places be
Of all charge
pease the inspection, weig aud
superintendent AID be all respects satae
proposals will be furnished this afhce
isIH be into
uniess substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved viii be regared and tue sup
failure supply ihe
Wi he considered olaaH of the
required fun with bis aisfac
evidence his ability and proposal
nj such evidence will be rejected
Pfopoa will be addressed 10 ,nr Superintendent Of the Pub
Capitol Of tbe Uhihd Washington
dofsed, - Proposals for Supplying Paper !"
A. G.. SEAMAN,
Superintendent nf Public Printing.
Jan 27--3tawtd lint, seniinei, star
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rKEAspxs D4rAHrsxSr,
Once Lighi house Board,
lanusfy l6, less.
,yyARATr sgAlED PROPOSALS viii received at this Of
dee snisl soss Taarsday, ,he st Of Fearaay,
o o. aussle. Il o . aioaslds
ags ss nee svs ass o & s e e
iius q s.esgss NE bad "a light web casks
respectively and also al u, respective o'a" named on Inc
Los No L. sooo (sshs houan) gallons
aaoOo tswsn.s-s~o lsoassaa, gallon. hes, spring
s,rsinea pressed sperm oil, 10 be delivered on
1T Day VI March, iess
L0' - Or pressed sssrm o. and
iooos (si1sssn gallons best spring strained
peessed sperm ci, 20 be delivered on the Isl,
day OF Nay 1885, as above
Or presssd sperm ol, and
oco s.ss 'hsasara gallon, ss sptss ~ .ass
sne ist day fJuse, isSs
FOR THE LAKES.
Lot No Al so (seyen thousand huudred gallons
strained presssd sperm ont, and
500 tsevea thousand i've hnndrca si"ns best spsiag
sasd @ pssssss spesm m a o 20 ns ..a dsi,sssS At
ized o receive Il, i5ah day os Aps,a, 'Ass,
immrdsas-sy amer ihs opening Of The Eite
80 (foar hundred hfsy) gallon. best winter
=. strain strained dor or pressed sperm sa. on and
strained OF pressed sperm oil, 10 be delivered TO
the coieeor aud superintendent Of lights at
Plssburg New York, he day OF April,
ls55, Or Immediately afer the opening Of tue Ere
Au comprised in A. 10 delivered al the above
nnonsd places fo the lights hs iakss be in ,ma
thirty any gallons each, and nee from expense United
all tho costs Of leakage,
aud risk
made
the contractors warehouse, other place OF
The several lots Of oil required be Of
supply shall
readiness receive be and The supply vessels ud
rcady receive the oil specified
delivery then the eonuacupg will be Liberty
authorised OF the light house establishment point
Of delivery and shalt be entitled therefor within fifteen
from such delivery.
foregoing proposals
eced usual OF specific gravity temperature
will impd BY burning may
thought khs whom duty
by The Light House board, will
strained oil lmpid IA
Fahenhe the
OF ~ degrees OF Fahrenheit or iower
will considered
The whole quant required the option the bidder
bid will be entertained for qaant
the several o dcsignased Nos Il q and The bids
exrcy the lot proposed for by number
the quantity Of each Kind oil lot lo price
per gallon for each quality OF OIL
All bids sealed endorsed Proposals. OH
IsA oue and placed envelope,
Secretary the L,sit House Board, Washington, d.
bond, with security satisfaction OF the department
penalty equal to f o the of made
foregoing proposals. will be each
faithful
within days after The acceptance OF the bid.
The board under the
right reject bid though be the lowest from other
saeratons than It's
By urdsr Of the Light House Board:
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Jan ls-aawtoistFeb,ls5s Secretary.
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Those holde OF certificates who redeem hv a,,,
y must, residing beyond ihs limits United STATES
ase the bsfos minister pienpo,essry charge
snars consul general, consul
n'ed by the of the United sny FOR isn
shty or before proper officer OF country or
mayor other chief of corpo,,r,on
''n hesid4s IN The Un-d states, the acknowledgment
Justice os< pesce public deeds
ned by the sovsrnor of Virginia. sufficient Ia ali eases
= esfuhcae be delivered.
CLUTTER, Aador Public Accounts. The Commission
frnn' PARkER, Register of the sink
f'ho w AuNfoRb, see'y Commonwealth. \ Jag fund.
neasosn, vrrnia, December 81, 1854.
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North Carolina s,1 Per Cent. state stocs }.

TREASURY DEPARrNEsr,
Raleigh, IN. t,) December 25, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be this Office until 10
O'clock the 3it Jannay for the purchase OF three
tosaa dollars thirty
OF North Carolina the
the North Carolina railroads and addition the faith
The ali stock held BY said road and he div
arising stock pledged their redemption
received, purchase
authority, Wedoa
and the Of The navigation Of the Neuse aad Tar
are by expires. enactment, exempted
for
They January. 1885,
attached interest
be first OF Jaauary and July each Roth
and principal viii he payable the Rank Of the Republic
where to
,.m payable .he treasury OF North Carolina.
They will be issued Of Thousand dollars each.
Careiaa stoos'to Raleigh
North Csrolna and will distinguish IA their bids the aIt
OF
The hs will be opened pt 70 o'clock OF the 3s January
The
Of w Modeea president Of the Bank Of the sn
Of Nofih Carolina.
be deemed most advantageous the
Successful required,
bids, depositc bank their bd,
accrued io the rt 1855 the credit
of This
Of North Carolina; the flank Ca!e Fear Raleigh
showing srai
ndebdness be hah ar h Office appca-
toa 10 Messr- Brown and DeRo~sste eity Of New York
ID. W. COURTS,
Pub Treas. of North Carolina.
Ian anil
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No. 528,l
Notice or the disrontnuance NJ the United states
land Offices AT Jer- -r.onv lac, vincenDcs, and Win-
mo. 52s.l.

land Offices JEFF lac, vincennes, and stin-
amnc, Indiana
NDER provisions Of the
June ~, 1910, winch declares hst whenever
quantity pnhic lands remaining 1nsoid in land dis
a number than hundred
haI he the Treasury
tn. office disirict ad
office shall hS suljrct sale
AnfSe~
witch The Secretary
~ inasmuea the M section oil
approved Srpt mhsf is nuihozes the Secretary
Treasury any IN which Is situated the
quantity such district amoun TO hun
his be
required order close the land syst
point under the Of
subject tsaDacA fhs dug
required dsoEpa e Ssrarp o the Interior
BY establish the Home Department. approved I'd March,
1919:
accordingly hereby that in view Of from
the 1fces JEFFERsosyithE, ttsossss, and WsAaac
hundred acres Secretary th serior h the
po5aon has directed that the Land offices jar
VscsNsEs and WisAxAc in she stare Of Indiana
unsod at of the
uljct sale Al the land office at lsp
ASAPoLIs, the OF government of said STATE,
unoij and unappopiaied BY law and subject
private entry III districts dseouinu,
subject hetetor. ihose Offices
receipt Ibis h the registers and receivers
tice day they prepared receive appea
on entries any such lands heir offs
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land oice.
JANUARY Is, 1855
Jau 27--2aw6w (Sarl
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the cta Of tsesoaiy tasa
EIiS aiss Of August 1854 of ms
ssd of Manufacturer ceanssce and
Mvxhsptr aad tsssI Ans
The coathassons kxhsbtsa a,ady nansfea@ aHd
iadrsna - srd. ~ f aud noe, Interesting display
fhr a~d~ Grand sea'e Tae nAa hal
and sss Of shs ssn osa~ ns'ipn rs apart ~ ae
aAsnlsaby t&ssas and snped VAN
efyknx Comfort ~
bsss Asd vsGs. whs ~ approaches nom al pals "i s cay
have bs~n ersssy Improved
2aa fenay etccts,
snsssssp sss tnss'sass The
t~cnty be Adassd lussos
niixaAa at 3 xna
- imnAnoa Ns ~ ~ and
- year thsrrAihr.
school of Dear menbes and jsnssr
msaben charged g. extra ~raon Of hsas uson'ls
u msmbers entitled the privileges a sne Exhshiuos
member sud lady, msutef
and ebnaren, wife Of mamber aud chdsrs and
junior mnbevs each sdm junior member and lady
oner persons rsquisd pag fH ,csets ~ folo~ss
siage admission p
ticket. conv.ibic mbershpl 50 W
Gsntseinan's ticket single. 20
Tue Exsipsroa the scstera
Institution, open daily FROM
until s. where s husiless with this enter
viii receive prompt attntan Written COMMUNICATIONS
should also be addressed % the undersgned.
Ta08As G. CONNOLLY,
Jan 27-ce3t soperinfnasnt
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shirts! shirts. shirts!

N FAULKNER only practical shirt maker the city,
w old members of
that BY leaving their Al mis- shirt
made of fhe best material and
tanca The fepn,a,in which shirts
acquired induces the those gentismen
flung shirts give him call,
feeling wi, ri, admit their superiority
Pennsylvania between Third and ~
souh side.
r. good furnishing goods hand, which viii
be sold cheap.
2--eodtm
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Puulr DxxoonnRoar and Others,

PnIr DxxooHnHohs ana o'nef Circuit Of Caroline
,,,A :, ,.. Ill, .,s. { county, sitting equity
object the sale Of real
bill crmplanans The bill that Phhp
William d. Clarke loshua D. CLARK
Jua Clark, Lursnia Began,
(mery Lrrsria Cafxe Elsmira D.
Julia seized as
of real estate lying in Caroline county that
the said sell The
divide proceeds thereof between
parties according their jifrt proportions
That the said wilsm Cafke T. Clarke, Joshua D.
Clarke, yaa A. Clarke Lurania Began wife Of VII
of Maryland IL ad
JUDGED eHanE this
published Washington
zach
before the frs, 81 June next notice to The said
object Of thu. bill
SOLICITOR b~oe
n sny they have, pass prayed
- r.. H. HoPpER
Trus sopy. Test. THOMAS y. CAREY, CLERK
oetob.Y g. Dec ls-iaw3w tNp
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srO Members Of Conge~s~. Stranger s-e.-nUyALL
Il taiiors, 0f the largest
their ne of business
Of fancy velvet, silk
winch they prepared TO make
ord n tnsi usual style of elegance.
have OF OF garments make, and
woolen SHIRTS snd dfswe half hose
erchisfs &e
Dec Is-eo2rif BtkALb skcfHsk
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GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.


EAvE daily, except Sunday, and a, and and s.
Ia
sunday, at 8, m and 5. p m.
Batinore Az and 8, a. and 5 aud s, m.
On Sunday, at Al, A. and 5, .. m
Ohio railroad the West
are leaving 6, a. and g. ]. E-
New York, aud 81, and
For Annapolis, sH and >, 2.
For Norfolk, at q p m.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
Particular attention requiring responsible
color who wish the road
neri i5-dtf
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CromwelPs Baltimore ste amship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,

WILL despatch daily from Baltimore York.
and twice week from Boston Baltimore and Baltimore
r
unsqasilsd scniss
1he either point viii
Ns.angtoa
freight commission. eharxea Applications
promptly attended 10 BY the following sssn'ss
. A. C., HALL,
50 Exchange Place,
u. u. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany Streets ". ".
JNO w sCHANk.
Jan l7--d3m Foot OF India wharf, Boston.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-30

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