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uEhkY II LEEDS AuCaIONEER-BY H. u LEEDS
IL &Co-Wedn.sdsy, May % and Thursday May "a at
W. ocook each dsy At sslsrooms No. ~ street.
superb marble vases staury being the last sale
season compri,ins the last Importation OF sisu0r G. b.
Pandohn vously TO his departure Europe Vases
superb collection consisting OF Pompei ruscan Bar
dig TO- yro Roman &c. of marble and anbaster all
rohly carved in Basso -raevo large variety marble
AID slssSster sta netes viz . Trasedies and Comedies.
limo ,erco Love, and msuy other classic Several
pieces marble and verde antique stAuary
found the Madonna OF Tsnsrant Four selsoD Ariosto,
Dante and Others equally fIe large invoice OF
consisting ct lamps and statuette comprisinr the most
and berche collection yet osroi together with
assortment of and oyou Clocks Of various
sizes and pattsrs Sale without to close out tho
voice.
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A UCTlON NOTICE Nv. A. CARTER, AUCTIONRER,
n will SELL without 1t the store Ssm Coney
NO g Greenwich street. this fhuf,day) mornns - 10
Of cochin sl borax vcrdgrs potash, EPSON salts &c
&C. large stock Of groceries fruits teas &C.,
count Of COZ cernsd.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYEs BYM. WISE, OPT

IMPROVE YOUR EYKS BIZ N. WISE, OPTICrAU, NO.
45 Broadway, up ,tairsM Wise respectfully isforns
the public that be still continues his business the zane
stairs reduce his and N be suablsa
thereby cell his articles twenty cent cheaper shAa
In this lire OF business.
With weak be supplied with glasses which
will greatly benefit and strAs the sight. Partcuar
.enen paid TO style Of perspective ground sasa. q
the finest flint, which, through it's hish polish aud
ground duces the purest vision and has been highly
commended the beat Ia i eneet upon the ere fss pc
reading.
shorrhted persons and those operated upon for sAts
also be suited.
insr,s glasses ofsupeor qualify, In old framss
and salsns the patronage Of eli in ofhis articles
He warrants all spectaoles purchased Of him thS
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NEW FORK BAY PRIvArE FAMILY R0TM--
~ I've and bali miles from Jersey City ferry no opes
for summer Bergen Point plank road. Bathing boat
ing and nshn Stages leave abe ferry hour Apply
TO Capt LEES. proprietor Post once Jersey City, or a.
the
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A uorIoN xoTIcE;-JoHS HoueH Js.. AUCTION

A UCTION NOTICE.-JoHN HoUGH JR., AUCTION
"A eer Assignees sals OF ELEGANT rosewood and mahoxa
household furniturs wood pianoorto
try velvet oarpetng French plate pier and mirrors
Friday OF precisely The sale embraces tho entire
contents otxhe beautifully FURNISHED private DWELLING 70
highest bidder The furniture in excellent condition. and
was made to order. The contents IN brief folio
yatwo solid rosewood frame psrlor SUITE upholstered in
brocate and osrved; superior piano
forte richly cased OF beautiful BY G.
more Of this city and fully warrnted carved
elegant sdes sssfaore inad thsoushou. with
table, marble centre tables beaaty carved
and finely Polished large French plate pier and oval mir
costly lace and brocatel curtains elegant
and mahogany bedstssds bureaus wa.hsand Ensish a.
tresss mahogany and walnut sofa chairs. 60; choice
collection Of oil painting BY the most eminent artist, q
statusr silver tea sets casters cake btkss chin. dinner
and tea ses aple and walnut tables and bedstead
regard to weather.
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MUSICAL.

- -
A eur s.ss..a p,isss Tor ss.s1s, plain.
s s's' .ssl. s
extra ssS ''itb ssii
A Ito sINGER.-A LADY, FULLY COMPETENT, DE
lo iIs ws sos1:in.sd with The Epi.aeps ssr1iee.
Srs = aSs Hs rss s she attends Al
I1ALL's CELESTIAL PIANos.-BENNETT CO.. 80
IL Broadway. are now supplied with . large stock Of
these es.u,foi n: Rs.;sn ;nsS sy Any
contrary tnl they have first examined these improved
ATusIc AT THE REDUCED PRIcRs-wAR NOT END:
esaies an Tni.sa ssss.
a. ss pses sssn e1sr II opposon 70 sse
medeons ard mucal instruments OF a kinds at prices
"'''A '''' HORACE WATERS, ss3 Broadway.
MELoDEoNs-s D. an W. SMITHS MsLoDEoNs,
wi tuned the equal tompsrsIsns 70 which Vas s.csa.ly
ton, ). found only = SIS SresS.sy 4 liberal
made for ',h Tho trade S gPsd q shs E1'
pIANorcRrEs.-JoHN r. wAKl CO, 1ASurAc
tarsrs have removed thsr pi.noferss wsrsho.s frs.
ca street between HUDSON and yslss street,.
pt 70 &. ssA nor ..
PIANos AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH
make cost Tor asS ono Fl.
s sns U.s. sna s % Il 20
Twenty fourth street. Pianos tuned repaired
taken in exchange
nnBE MUSIC Wharf.-The DIsAGREEMsSrs wafCa
have existed 10 the music trade tho few months
have been amicably arranged Isis agreed that a the
copyright musio puh At the old prices shall
than those prices which viii reduce II to
the decimal divisions of All tbs music
have reduced prices will be sod ~ that
price, future editions the words reduced price, will
he left on ascrsk 20 substituted la their stead We
have return thanks 20 the public for the LIBERAL
they have contributed their support 70 great reform
In the trade and TO congratulate ourselves ard cotem
poraes that arrangement has been elected terms
honorable and satisfactory to all . .
WIN. HALL SON, No. 80 Broadway Opposite the Patk)
J1rRIGHT PIANOS FOR SMALL RooMs-G1LDERrs
~ male superior nsrnmonts At yery low prices; an9s
aud meodons 10 rent or for SALE and monthly paments
taken at 13 Broadway where mu e sold az bal price, by
HORACE WATERS.
TINTED STATES ARMY.--wANTEO, SEVERAL
u good musicians for ihe smen band OF one the
regiments Also few GOOD buglers. Inquire at tho
recruiting rendezvous, OIL Chatham st.
REMOVALS.
nENTIsTRY -REMoyAJ--DR: L JARVIS, sur.
gcon dentist, has removed to No GO ST. Marks pisce
Eirhh street Second win be 453 Grand
street, dais, from Z 70 . An
nEMOvAL NOTICE-ALBERr II. EIC0LAY HAs
III removed from No. Broad street, TO the spanods
brown No. III Bcosd street. whore be has Ia
creased facilities fer nduotng various branches OF his bu
- - 1891 ltS AZ
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GUNNER RETREAT -REoPENING eP THE WADA
wsnuck House, stopngton, CO The old patrons Of this
house and tboss who be seeking seaside residence In
FIRST class hotel informed that the house will asn bs
open for ysters the 10th juno Every facility viii be
Afforded fos bethine ashins sailing &c For particulars
address 81 StoningtsnL J. a. BRIGGS.
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IoHN 1. yANpEwArER, AucrIoNEER, VIII.

JOHN L. YANDEwATER AUCTI0NEER, WILL
e. sel on this day. May "A. at 10Y O'Clock, At the
sales IL Maiden laue house BOLD furpsure remvei
for cosvsnenee OF sas consisting in part of Brusss Will
ten and ingram oil cloths rosewood sutes
ed in plush and brocateI rosewood maho any marble
top eeare tsk ladies' black walnut secretary with plate
glass doors: nahogsny and rosewood tables mahoga
secretary bookcase damask window curtains &C. Bed
room and rosewood French bedstead
marble toa dressing buresus wsshsands tables Mattress
toilet ests. de-
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TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONERR CORNER
Of Franklin and Centre sale OF urni
turs TO- ct the auction room, this day, hay "a at 10
O'clock oonsstng Of sofa asd French
hs srd trs ni rnst ssir INA All .oss
CLOCKS shsde cornices hair and stra mattresses
for Mortra teN
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1aY PATIENTS ARE EpNEBY NoTIFIEp rHAr


N have ju,t returned FIRE Eurcpe, where have enjoyed
ususi ogrortunss OF ohseryins the modern practice
abe most dsting wished London,
Paris DubS GLASGOW and Edinture Instruments q in.
eaeusbe vsue have recently been scoyerd whco sss
Erecting comptte revolution 10 the kno riedge saa
nett OF many OF the diseases Of the ano car
involved In doutt and obeurty becsus they ensh,e tns
eurgooD 20 ascertain the condition Of tbe,e
either ~ tcaith disease 81 the "a ~
opbthAmoscope look into ne ysry uopsn ..
TIE eye and ths actuSl state q thc opuo -
IN suroi sud .Lo LOGS in nolpnt w. S, ~ -
FpCcnluu eaualy powerful for vsNns sne u.u ~ snS
esr lie eastaehsn the thrOat structure ana al eccsn
IAsases Nv old teacher, the sou W ~
er eopavera ~ tho .shtsst marx wids srsen-
~ h.t. .refgeI ympspi for Instantly restoring the
bc ,be drum the oar perforated or lost and
~ nee Inventors Of great tmportance-au
op tIe,e tsst rrooured, a. sso sevsrsl new che,
misM InSattisnts phoge cases have hitherto bsmeA
Tee ,.cnIty and Who have been discouraged and
va trrveiIing physicisa 10 ancthe-, may
nIt me with positive assurance that ~ all evcnts th.y
Iii 10 told decveiy and truly what their disease really
and whether durable otherwise forby mesa OF ess IN
truu each becomes perfectly plain and vlsis
snd ultimate result placed beyond shadow Of doubt
Medical recsive private lnstructoss Az hers
rem 10 n from 70 O'clock daily. ~ 500 BseedvV
JAMES W. PowEA, n D., oeasss ssa Asrss.
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A sssd 6I,s SALE or cLorHIso &c-yoms "
:. =. si.y sisss5 ens d
coats rsn.sa vests. n sA ss:sa IN A.sss
-,- ,ron,,------ Auction EER by FRANK.
@ ls Sssgs ,f e. the srsssrs FIX
Clinton siss. srsolisn Ga ss,ard.s y . ISIS a.
LOVING S sS on Masy MAJ h AID the a
sr ana anins room urniture viz suite Of psrlor
tsd Bureaus a. AM Ssa s.s
ssr SSso .nsiI S 4nns
ssp hsr psr os Hgs.r Brussels .aa ia
ana e covers ISea ss and
very ksts araars much Of i
sssrly sw osrs vii! be received ,r pr7ate Parshse
sold to satisfy ehA,tel mortgages and By Oraer
FxIRA SALE -TUNis M0RsELL. AUcroNEEe, 81
~ Nassau street. viii seli this morning a. ioh O'clock
hsssny bl.ei walnut, ss. &c psrlor ohsm
oil paintings isr.e v.Isty Of plea lug scenery and
kns.sh American sr.i,.s in hspassm. frames; .l.s
Ss spr asa s S ' s y
ebsrs centre tables secretafies vsrdrobe. rosewood
isr S . ss'ssss Il sas table,. assss
suit. and "a sSoa and ss9s s,rSe
tresses crSs book racks corner bat ro black
centre tables curtains. &c Sc a. the and
reliable Csrt and packers ready to
at moderate charges and no delay.
~ day at lo, oesosi :. the sale.rosm 6; Nssssu a
splsned assortment Of hns gold watches diaaonds and
TO attend Sale withou. reserve, for cash.
Geo. LEyIE, AUCrIONERR, WILL SELL. ON PRt
" day, May 70 Ly auction, large assortment oresdy
made oiothug cO.bs sir velvet wing sik
silesas bmt hickory aud wite shirts gents
hiefs and hosey Also damaged goods
o. whom 10 may Also piece tapestry
Sale TO CON mesce at l01a o'clock
GxoRGL COOK, AUcTIONEER-FURNITUR ETC.
" by sTUVER COOK to morrow, Friday, at IUL
ocldci At thei sale 300 Broadway
street extenBve assortment of ad fashionable
Wood oak. walnut, and mahogany psrlor, DUNG IL
bary and cha cber me; carpets French pate mir
china gsss and silver plated oil Dsnngs table
cutlery, &c. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
VI. Day, at II O'clock at Is Sixth ayenue FURNITURE
moved from BrooklJ N from family breaking hous
keepog mahogany chairs carpets crockery mirrors lot
OF ladies' dresses
GRecERIEs, PICKLES, CUaRANTs, PRUNEs AND
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OcEAn house snREw snURY-.THIs pELIourrUL

II HVUof
~ and we'll known shore retreat will be opened the
reception of yrs md after the first OF June The pro-
Trstor would respectfully return thanks for tho past
patronage Of bic trends and tbs public and bess 70 assure
perfect order eesncs and renovated Che most thorou "a
en- and that otbE VIII 10 left andone by himself aad
sEstan; 10 make 1t so inner ,etreai ottbe fret class
lie hss slso been hoppy The assistance OF Capt
ssgorty long md iavobably known in the commercial
community likewise the tcrvices o. william Andcm
tsa kte pro prttor 81 tho Crane House, with
united cGerons bo feels ASSURED that to his old patrons
famies visit 10 make permanent arrangement or to
those temper s visit the house. attention
will te bestowed TO promte their comfort and hsppuess
The be kept the American and European plans
the rotaErapt and table dhote will be OF tbe
superior character The facilities for bathing hhins
sailing &c, are unsurpassed. H. RlELIA
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r MoRlARTY, AUCTIoNEeR, WILL SELL THIS
day AZ 10 o'clock, ~ I73 Chatham square, the stock,
in para wines, brande, gin and other iauOrs Of has
quality The owner lie going to Europe The sale will be
posi,ise Aso the furniture, good assortment Also
large number carpets Brussels and with great
many other goods.
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IL
WkKP will cell on Thursday Gath, ~ 10 o'clock at
ZIG Pea street, 200 packages and lots hirmn ham, Shelf
field German ana Amer haI DWARF. comprising
ceeIt assertment ALSO, 80 casks emery invoice of
cut tacks brads and finishing nails brass tobacco
boxes; casks American ies AZ to Ia inches; % dozen
Belief WEB eaws cases and pick handles Also for
account Of whom concern, tho tntro of retail hard
house, it'll which the sale will commence. Also,
casks chains, danaged goods; oask English drawing
knives caEk Ball brAds bags nAils d.
the voyage. Catalogues on dan Of sale.
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A ucrIoN NOTICE will BE SOLD AT PUBLIC

N UCJIUN NOTICE. --WILI BE SOLD At FUBIIU
a auction on Wednesday Msy 80 at II o'clock AZ the
Irving Rooms i01 Broadway nine superior bayl tables,
Bassforas make iron frsmes together with the balls,
ard everything neeed Herewith; tables settees
fixtures, &c Also the rifle and pisci gallery, with
rhes pisteis, tlraets &C. 1hs sale e msds 20 esase.
sale will be peremptory CASH The uppcr floors 10
let; inquire the premises Of WILLIAM Writer'S,
suctioDeer, Isl Canal street.
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r AXE GEORGE. TIE FORT WILLIAM HENRY
II oe situated ~ the above place, will be opened for
the reception Of quests the 10th day Of Jupe next THIS
hotel erected since last situated t the
South end Of the lake. Immediately adjoining the ruins Of
T;rtWli.m Henry II has view Of .hs IsI' for miles
feet In length the lake and 10 deep, w wing lis
in the The grounds laid out in most autitul
with fountans, &c The house Is lighted with
and accommodates @ persons Water e brought for the
of the hotel from mountain spring the distance Of
mile and 10 carried every Of the house. furnishing
full supply Of hot and cold baths The hotel constants
every that no desired and II furnished In
tyle inferior to first class city hotels The
all large with complete ventilation and most OF them
ect that sui or may be had private par
lors. may be preferred. livery stable i connected
with the house together Nth abundance of stable
barn The undersigned bo seen Wednesday,
lhursdsy and Friday OF this week from ii TO 2P
corner Of Deg street third floor by des
rooms or to mako inquiries about the house.
DANIEL GALE, Proprietor.
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IIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCrIoNEER-BY H. H. LEEDS
II ACo-frda May 20 AZ II o'clockat thestore 10 Mas
street frat class vines brandes & close the stock
Of dealer50 St Julien claret
brands oen Hennessey brands 1895 south side
Madeira juice sherry Harmony do Duff Gordon Per
Isrtin Amontiiledd do ports ,Grahsn, Rssna London
whisfey Monongsbes whskey year, old very old aud
superior Jamscs rum severs years in London docks
brands OF fine hook Sauterne aud other wines Also
laye sort@en. Of hno sparkling Catawta vines just
ceivcd. Also, the stock Of
tleman he sold positively without any Every
article arran ted pure, and as represented.
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sSiCNfk'S SALE OF CIOTHIrG nc -JoUS w
frsnia ~, auesieseer. eorssr CsRsinr q
~ ga Grand street. the stock In sajI 80. $50,
"a's Pantaloens vess shirts dr~-,IGeAN, Assignee.
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MORTGAGE sALR IN BRooKLYN-AN ELEGANT
M house, being the 9th east Of Court street,
on the south side Of second place LOT % ny a Just
reserve, At Saturday next A. MsnsSue Hail. Can
be time before sals For particulars Of D.
r. WORCESTER, "a william street, g. New York.
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CozzKNs WEST POINT HOTEL. : THIS HOTEL
~ will opsn Saturday, tho Goth inst Mr. q. has two
furnishod COTTAGES TO let, with or without board.
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N DOUGHTY, AUCTIONgER. WILL SELL THIS
W. day at the salesroom Centre street, the gcnteei
fur1 iture Of family, removed for eonvenence ecnsstng
and sofa fedteads
centre card and din tables; rosewood aud mahogany
easy chairs In brocat1 and plush silver plated
casters &c Also, the balance Of furniture OF boarding
houttwe bedsesd hair mattresses and feather beds
largo assortment worthy the attention of houskeprs and
tho trade.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NAY
81 25th. 1t 10 o'clock A. preciselyt tho central sales
rooms Of wioughby and Pe1 Streets Brooklyn,
d.ssrpt0p comprising splendid mshosssy secretary and
ture marbl, sdeboards SOFAS mahogany and walnut
extension tables Italian cotage CHAIRS excellent hair mat
tress Office desks two iron safes, fixtures china tea
set casters cake BASKETS 40 Also large assortment Of
10 This mosJ excellent order and will be
arranged in the gallery Of the sales aud ready for
animation, with catalogues, ON Thursday evening"
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n c. DokT0N. AUCTfONEER WILL SELL THIS
". day, At II o'clock, ut Is Sixth ayenue furniture
moved from Brook, n from family breaking mp house
Keeping; Mahogany chairs carpets crockery, mirrors lot
OF ladies' dresses
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TINTED STATES ARMY.-WANTEO, SEVERAL
u good musicians for he esnsntai band OF one the
resiments Also, few GOOD bugers Inquire at tho
recruiting rendezvous, Oh Chatham Of.
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G000 TO s5e0-WANTED. GENTLEMAN OF GoUD
POOU address, to take equal interest Ia .
ness, already established Broad skng
to ~ 900 yearly, For pa, tcuars apply 10 CAMPBELL
out the ready cash
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no LETJfo A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY,
Apply on the premises. Refereness renuirei
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES,

0OS 000 AN ACTIVE BCSIsEss MAN Nat
pLO,UOU. AFRAID Go work with tho above amo ana Of
capta half drtt bonds cty pronstv
interest in business OF $50 per annum s.{
net profit cent guaranteed Address pita HERALD
Ofic0
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STABLE KEEPERS HACgMgS 60
sss saie CT horses carriages aud hzrasss -Jsaa
Ssmerihayke auotioneee Centre ADD Prask-
jim sress val eel; tsii day MAY 2ith At II eciock n
frout OF t store en- franku street. virtue ehs
tel morgaxe $50 caeehs coaches four seat waxsn
suitable Tor ortso hof,e aiso gray horss Aad
set Of silver platet double harness JOHN W. SOnERfN
DYKE Attorney for
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08
LECOMPTON.

TNHIS town is situated on the south side of the
1 Kansas River, 50 miles from its mouth, and
opposite the mouth of the Sautelle Or Grassiop-
per River, the largest and best timbered tribu-
tary of the Kansas. The site was selected by
the proprietors, after having personally exam
ined the greater portion of the Territory, as be-
ing one where the best advantages for the bull
ding of new and large town were there imme-
diately athand. Limestone, material for brick, :,
timber of all qualities, good spring water, gra-
zing, and every comfort and facility that the
pioneer can ask or expect, is at command.
The survey has been made by an experienced
engineer from Eastern city, and all streets,
squares and reservations, have been made on
large and liberal scale. This site can be ap-
preached by all the principal road connections
in the Territory; and the proprietors now
busily engaged in making improvements for the
reception and comfort of the Spring emigration.
Settlers will find this place the most inviting
as every home comfort that capital can obtain
will be furnished.
Contracts have already been made FOR the er-
ection of warehouses and hotel buildings; and "a
steam saw mill will be in operation in few
days, which will turn out from seven to ten thou
sand feet per diem. Lithographs can be seen in
all the principal cities of the Union, and on the
ground. Any further information can be OBJ
tanned by addressing Hon. Dan'I. Woodson,
J. A. Halderman, or Messrs. Spalding s. Brady,
Westport, Mo-; G. w. Clark, Potawattomie
Agency; or by calling upon Messrs. Thomas &
VIM. R. Simmons, at Lecompton. ju 1-tf.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08
1883.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,

Regular Saturday Packet for the Missoari Ricr.
6sa@zah NEW LUCY. VIM. Coniey, mas
sEEEFEIast ter, for St Joseph, Weston, Fort
szzsszzH - Leayenworth, LeaVenworth City,
ParkvIlle, Kansas, Independence, Liberty, Lex
lngton, and all points below, on every alternate
Saturday, leaving ST. Louis on the following
dates: March 3, II, 81; April Ia, %. May Il,
20; June 9, %; July Z, 21; August 4, 18; Septem-
Der L, 10, 20; October 13, 27, Noyember 10, "a.
Returning will leave st. Joseph for st. Louis
every alternate Friday, at 10 o'clock, a. m, as
follows: March 9, %; April 6, 90; May 4, 1s;
june 1, 15, 90; July 13, 81; August 10, "a; Sept.
y, Il; October 5, 10; November 2, t6, 80; Dec. ID
Departing from st. Joseph for st. Louis Fri
days at 10 O'Clock, m, Atchison III m, Iatan
III m, arriving at Weston same day and remain
ing over night. Leaving Weston Saturday at
a IN, Fort Leavenwerth at a m, Leavenworth
City 81 m, Parkville at10 m, Kansas at 12
m, wayne City at p NJ, Liberty at 2 p m, Rich
field at 8 m, Sibfey at p m, Camden 5 p m,
wellington at p In, arriving at Lexington same
evening and remaining all night. Leaving Lex
lngton Sundays at a m, Berlin and Dover 81 a
m, WaVerly 10 m, Hill's Landing at Il, m,
Miami at p m, Brunswick at 2 m, Glasgow
at a m, Boonyiile at 81 m, arriving at St.
Louis Monday Afternoon in time to connect with
the Louisville Mail Boats and other evening
Packets.
The New Lucy having been thoroughly over
hauled, repaired and ref1rnished, with many i'm
proVements, which greatly increase her speed
and add to the comfort, convenience and safety
OF passengers, we hope by strict attention to
the business entrusted to our care to merit lib
eral share of the public patronage
WILLIAM CONLEY, CAPTAIN.
apo WILLIAM KINDER, Clerk.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08
ALEX. MAJORS, WIN. Il. RUSSELL, W. B. wADDEI.
MAJORS, RUSSELL g CO.
sCAsHa aroRH

lhe subscribers are now receiving and open
l. ing large and general assortment of. Dry
goods, Clothing, Blankets, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Caps, Queeniware, Glass and Tinware, Guns,
Hardware, and we'll selected stock Of Grocer
les, Iron and Castings: Together with an extern
sive assortment of Quitting for the Plains, and
Farming Utensils. We will keep constantly on
hand good supply of Bacon, Flour and Dried
Fruit. :
AS we shall be regularity in receipt of addi-
tional supplies, Direct from the Eastern Cities,
our took will at all times be full and fresh, and
we shall take great pleasure in exposing them
for sale at our New Store House, in Leayen-
worth City, K. T.
We are now erecting extensive shops for bull
ding and repairing wagons, and other Smithing,
reasonable terms. Ss =
{ ~We respectfully invite the public to call
and examine our stock of merchandise and out
fitting, as also our shop work.
MAJORS, RUSSELL & co.
Leavenworth City, K. T., May /, 1855.