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81 Mr.. John Berger has requested US
70 call the attention Of the public to a
change in his card, wherei bis price for
conveyance to the Railroad crossing is
reduced to one dollar and a half He is
provided with the necessary buggies &c,
to convey passengers to any portion Of the
parish that they may desire on their ar
rival at Houma. His Hotel will be found
a very desirable place tc put up at.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13

u Tue Weekly Picayune makes its
appearance in an entirely new dress and
enlarged size, an evidence of its continued
Prosperity. 1t is hooked upon as ono of the
best conducted prints in the Union. Every
gentleman in this locality if he is not al
ready, should become a subscriber to the
picayune
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4 FAST MAN.-The Boston Jol

A FAST MAN.--The Boston Journal. of
the 9th inst, says:
Mr.. I. +. Jones compositor in the
journal office, last week composed dis.
tributed and corrected one hundred and
twenty thousand three hundred ems. which
at the price paid 81 cents per thousand
ems-amounied to S33 40. We believe
this is by far the largest bill every made
by any comsoritor in any one week i'll this
city at least.
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III How harpens it, conlreres Hatch

" How happens it, conlreres Hatch
s. Jennings, that we SO seldom see me
Advocate Your paper is Indispensable
10 us, for our scissorings, and by Withholding
it, you are iniurins US 10 an extent which
viii Give rise to very heavy damages.
In your present overgrown Importance,
YOU mustn't forget that like US. you were
once of the small fry order. We inteh-
ded fair exchange, but If, Won are remiss
in sending us the advocate hereafter. we
will be forced to charge you the difference
in our price Of subscription.
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P;lvsor Amusement.

The WIrCH.-A trick to discover Il
hidden word. by the assistance OF a con
f,dera.e, who enacts the witch. Having
enteged the room, and taken your seal.
yen are addressed by the witch( who makes
mystic passes. &c, over you with wand)
in different sentences. each commencing
with consonan. in the word. in rotation
These sentences, she divides by W virg
over your head. The vowels are expressed
by thumps on the floor with her wand
thus single thump for \ two for T. !;
three for l :; four Tor o; and five for U,
ExAMpLE.-The word chosen is Boat
men. The witch commences:
"B-e prepared, my trus,y spirit, to an
swer my questions. (I'hump, thump,
tnhmp!---a wave of the wand---'hunp y
To answer my questions, 0. spirit, SO
mind..-(a wave of,he wand. Mind what
You are about (thump.) No expound the
oracle"
The mystifcation of the audience may
be increased by fixing on the second or
third letter instead Of the first.
TnE WHARF.-THE wizard, as NAV be
supposed, is d near relation of the witch.
In this. however. you do not profess to
name the article fxec on without having
heard it, but simply to detect it when
named amongst others.
The secret is this your confederate
takes care 10 name it after an Object that
has four legs, as quadruped or an article
of furniture.
LE.-Ihe word agteedon is lamp.
The confederate commences his iater.o-
CATION:
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e. George Lester OF the firm Daunis
Lesser eco. has Just returned from New
Orleans where he has been purchasing a
fresh supply Of goods. The iiouma teams
have been in requisition for a few days
transporting their goods from tha Railroad
crossing to this place. Their advertise
ment will speak for itself next week.
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~ Public attention is invited to the
card of Bir. Edward @. Gaeno. Mr
Gagn6 is well and Eavorably known TO the
inhabitants of this Parish. having served
as Deputy Shereif for the last two years.
All claims placed in his hands for collec-
ton will receive his immediate and prompt
attention
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THURSDAY. Decer,.,ers3. 1855,

OF Advertisements for the Ceres must
be handed in by TUESDAY FvEN1Nc-o.h-
erwise they are liable 10 remain in the
Office FOR one week, prior 10 their appear
ance in print.
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" See Mr.. Schiiiersten's card in an
other column. His school is now in full
progress, aud MIR. S. is spoken of in uni
versal terms Of praise as a teacher.
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OF We notice that the Delta has had
another accession TO its editorial corps in
the person Of LAURENT ]. -S.GuR. With
such talent at lis head, no paper eau be
Otherwise than Interesting.
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~ A Cincinnati editor being asked.
swat is the news" replied-''Sir. sell
news at ten cents week; DOM bother
me-"
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13

G Judge A. Delaporte's court will
open on the Goth inst: for the transaction
of all business which may come before it.
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E " ADV ERTISEMENTs
THL0DAU-Y COLLEGE,.
! TAKE pleasure in announcing TO

I HNT' FlPasUfe IN announcing 10 par.
Il is. guardians. and n, public in general that hav
irg secured the services Of competent gentlemen shall
hence!ortll. under the abaye conduct INV ln,R
ion a larger scale. TIE plan pursued viii
be sniia 10 thit adopted ny best colleges, the
tuition comprises al The branches usually taught il su
estahlis hmenls
ready receive borders, Of which parental care
will be taken,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13

~ See the advertisement of McGaw
in another column. The property which
he offers for sale is one Of the most derir
able locations in Iiouma either for resi-
delce or stand iuf business.
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TO wv PROPERTY FOR SdLE.
'kNHE UNDERSIGNED oilers the piof
: erty upon which he now fes'des W. :,
sale, on the tnost reasonable terms. -
lot irouts on the Bayou Ieffeb'nae ="
an the Canal, and is a very desirable s"s
alton for residence or for business pa.,
poses. There is a good dwelling AO, ,he
and al! necessary out building upo"
PROMISES, ali in good repair. r,w
n. b. All persons knowing ihe'lls', a,.
indebted to me are requested to co'''' have
ward aud settle. as il is my desire =, ,,e.
nay business squared up Immediately, nc;
paraiory to leaving the place II.
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Egafes and Stable.

The undersigned would also iuiorh ~
friends amp the public that he is PREPARED TO acoI.
date al WIN may call upon him with ceaifoytas ~.
ings, and his table is always well supplied WIZ tne
that TIC procured in in the market Every 80
viii lie made TO administer To comfort and conyeliel
his guests. es
HIS stables are we'll stocked ard means of enhtei
may lie procured at MI times. Travellers consty .,a.
part OF the country at al tines and on the MOS
inotirting terms. areP
Dee 6tl IOIh BhhoLHp--
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TERMS.

Regular English Course. Sh h1 per nenth
Every additional Langua ge--.-... ~ = -
Board, twashi g not iHciuded).. $ loo % annum
For further particulars, to terms Conditions, etc s
ply 10 CHARLES SOUTHWESTERN, Principal
n. i. A prospectus will be issued soon. sa
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THESTATE OF LOT,SiANA-Ds.

& tric Cont Of the 18th Judicial District sitting il and
for the Parish OF Terrcbcnnne.
". Emma Fana,it
E.p Bsecle homie.
This having been tahen Up and the lev And liz
Evidence being in favor Of the II intif and against tie
Detendant--
1T IS hereby ORDERED AnLCnCED AND HE
CREED, that hARCELI1NE EMMA FALfioffT lie and
is hereby se;,iated prtpertv en her husband, EMILE
p. HASG f. ard that She he deere have the seprze
her clifton, and that sail operation he pahltd all
a qurei ~ iw, and Ii L. I Basic pa;
the costs Of this pro- ee,ii z.
This done and .i-ued il Court tie Parish
1erfehortt-this a-1 OF November, SIS.
[Si1nel. iAllEa J. colt.
I94Ir If zltt. .!f.Gir IA F.sfr4f
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E;sr.Sh Officers.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTPLrr
PARISH OF TEaEEtay1-.

JudcN.. ..-.-.-...T,1x f,res-
District Attorney .-.......-.-..-t i fs,--- tiE
). AyccCE, Cir-s...........A.I Is-.r..-- 'Nl
l. BUUR6. Shliid.. fssJspF.i. + l.Ft;,,. r Tier,
YEA: Saeaf
Parish Recorler, ..-.-.-.. .-..-.....
Deputy Recorder, Observation-Disclosures. : 4 ~ ts BAN
Assessor, -.-....-.-...-....... - =. 5%Erll.
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IL The planters of Terrebonne are
all basiIy engaged in taking offiheir Sugar
crops. The sacciarine odor which sur
rounds US on every side is very pleasant
to iahalc, and quite conducive to health.
The yield in proportion to other parishes
is very fair-and upon the whole our plan
tiers seem well contented. and show no
disposition whatever TO complain.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13

G- The passenger train, of the 0pe-
lousas Railroad was detained las; Sunday
''aboat twenty hours on her trip TO the
'Ferrebonne crossing in consequence OF
the freight car which was ahead, being
thrown eff the track bv comniug in con.
tact with two cows. The only accident
was the killing Of the cows iii question.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 10 TIRE WEST.
Ia RI

Tisne between Washington add Wheeling but IA!
housst
RunniHg time bete Washington and Cincinnati, 27 hours
Through Tickets and G.Egags Checks TO be had I'm
HE Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad having greatly improved lis
western offers fullest Inducements
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
The exion between trains from Washington and the
Whhinxsn lnneon a,ey called The Relay ouse nine miles
Waahinron Ohio riysr Baggage through
WheeGg the Washington eon and and transferred
through points beyond. The
washington daily al ., aud az, M; ON Sundays at the
Wheeling aree trains of the CEN
Waselas through Cambridge zsSesyils and NewarA 20
These Trains connect az Newark WIN .se
Chicago ST. Lons Sc
Columbus ne O o. with the fast traas
Of The Little Miami raioad xepa, CINCINNATI LoUfa
% 5 S nc A. Msa ,o on s uv,on s % TSs
na,ie, Iaiayellr, Chicago Island, St Louis, &c.
Nacaon, Orleans, Ac.-whc sold Washington
arr uansfed at Cincinnati 10 the mai steamers on e Ohio
For CLEVELAND and Toledo Detroit, Chi
caco sc, cke when Ohio s navsable between
Wheeling and Wesye, ory mies where connexon with
Travellers notice that while this is the only ron'e
aons .honh tickets and cheeks IN Washnsian ~ M Is aao ho
the West The distance from Washington to Cincinnati i
Fare by through ticket from Washington Wheeling, 50
I3 65; Dayton SIS so Cineinnat SIC LOUISVILLE
y s BY from sa s oi g
Chicago cay sas Louis, sas 50 SIS hsnphs
For Tredeck and arpsrs Ferry Mar,nsbrg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs piedmon Oakland and Fairmoan
minor way stations between Baltimore Wheeling 6, a. m
train from Washington
FOR further inorma,ion through tickets &C., apply 10 TIL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station -
May 5--dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Ceorgetown C0IIege, b. G.

HE OF this Institution will Monday,
l. September The preparatory department and collie
conducted able and professors
the moral ana intellectual advancement
conded their and spacious building has
used accommodation
younger students Their domtoy play srounds, study
hall rooms, will entirely distinct of the
Students and officers especially assigned will attend them in
preside their sudie complete
effected between the younger aud older ndents
advantages which apparent who
least ex perence n education of youth
The observatory Of the colleges extensive philosophical
alua libraries minerals, geological
specimens Shells afford the students of this institution ad
vanases rarely to be met with.
D. A. MAGUIRE,
Aug 5-dlm President.
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Appointment OF superintendent OF Buildings
and Grounds at the University of Virginia.

meeting Of the board Of vsiers Of the unvcr-
si of Virginia, Mr. Stevenson offered the following esoluon
which was adopted; FE.
Having believe, from the experience of past
OF the University might, with propey
University be relieved from the supervision and
of the buildings and other public property OF the University
and that all the door duties might with advantage be conded 10
skfn who would devote has whole time
the discharge Of these aud other duties for suitable compena
subject be referred TO the executive
divide the duties OF the In the
them TO make the appoint
assistant with salary exceeding 81 2 IL in
opinion University would be promoted by
appointment division labor between the and
perintendcnt"
resolution undersigned Of
the Unives that the executive comnli'ee will
make the appointment
authorized and to notify all who may be
disposed cfr for the that will be expected that
10 be appointed should he qualified to take the charge
few hundred
the Univrry supenendence OF all the buildings Of he un
public have
suitable knowledge landscape gadeDng planting OF
trees sc.
further information desired win be cheerfuly App
VIII send their applications 10 the undcgnea endorsed
"Appicaons Superintendent OF buildings and GronDds
n. II. PRENTJs,
Aususr, IL, 1885. Proctor University of virginia
Aug I9--eodti9Sep
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Proposals for building Lighthouse on JOnes's
Point, near Alexandria,, VirG inia.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Light house Board,
Washington August %, 1855.
PROPOSALS until l2 o'clock tho 2ad Of
September bids will be opened, for furnishing
building light house Joness Point Potomac
river near Alexandria, 30th OF November next
building resting nck foundation, and OF
one and half story bnsemen circular
for The support dimensions being %
by - feet. =
Detailed drawings specifications be at this ONCE,
and at the of hc collector a Alexandria.
accepted will be executed at
for the work.
payment will be made until the whole work completed and
inspected by the agent
appointed the worksnid agent
having reject all materials and workmanship not In
coriance the the contract.
right and all bids that may be deem
prejudicial o the public interest
Al addressed 10 the undersigned,
doyscd Proposals Joness Light houses
EDM'D l.. H. HARDCASTLE,
Apg a3-codlm Engineer Secretary
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The person will be entered books unless
the isy,ncns OF the subscription be- msde in advance
Distant subscribers sy letter, the
OF which viii be all assumed BY ourselves ts
sal transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published ri weekly darng tho
sions of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period than year will received
terms proportioned 10 the absve annual
nsy-PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and
by sending u, DAILY subscribe with $50 enclosed;
RVS WEEKLY subscbsr, with sa3 enclosed, will lie
tied 10 a copy gratis.
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Rittenhouse Academy,

Rittenhouse Academy,
Corner Of Third street and Indiana
q. Wight, Principal
r. r. Taylor, Assistant
r. II. Raout, Teacher Of r
n. Gibson, Teacher of nr wing.
a. next year ." Monday September
$40 go sig so, and SIS per quarter payable in adj
Circulars be obtained by applying 10 principal u At the
bookstores OF the CIV Aug S2-esdtotl,s.pt
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r. II. GILL E n +,

his resid franklin Row,
He will continue TO devote his
principally the United States supreme Court
devoted The law concerning patents he will
opinions legal questions arising in before
oce appeals the chief Justice assistant
District Of Columbia; and will sso assist in the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patensS
He viii also written opinions and prepare arguments for
departments
claims before board established for their
adjudication,
Oct 9S--dn
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washington Aqueduct.
OrrroE OF THE WAsHrsaToS A

orrroK THE WasHIsaros Aqunpucr,
Washington, March 7, ls55
dams tunnels and ohor work the Washington aquedct
Proposals the 9Th of May will be opened noon of
Maps proGes specifications will be ready
animation and after the goth day of April next.
Proposals will be received for the work Of particular culvers
bridges &C. SC described the plans and speehenons
appropriation bui all for unfinished work will
the rghr
under each for each appropriation and in cass
shall be stopped funds available.
funds the posesea ten per cent wi e paid in the judgment Of
engineer the work has been properly executed SO far as has
Payments specie checks the United staies
per cent and viii be coodon
shall he paid their full monthly and in specie
All bids should be sealed, aud endorsed proposals for work
the Washington AIlednet" n, -,
should they mike
considered most conducive 10 the progress of the
accompanied by written snaraptee signed by
take that The bidder or bidders w T his or their bid accepted
obligation, within ten days, with good and sufficient
of the United States district
IND n %
of War; that the garanors are able to make good their
opened presence of bidders if of them
choose to be present. . .
Capt. of Engineers in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ. c. Megs, U. s.. Engineers.
hereby jointly and seyey the United States and
& @ s as amer @ ss s &c
the good and sufficient sureies
ofhe advertisement, under which
said shall n, 70 enter into contract s aforesaid we guaranty
lssasd' CD. a's.
hereby certify that, my knowledge and belief
sbovenamed guarantors are good and sufficient
Mar s-Ssswis,hMays sIawn
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"shond auid acquaintance be forgot,
Aud never brought 10 min'
Should auld acquainiaRce be forgot,


Aud never brought TO min
Should aud be forgot,
Aud days o. aud lang syne."
The members of The ending in June, 1883
the junior class June, ls2 Sophomore
class OF the ending June 1891 and the Freshman class OF the
ending June 1880 hereby assemble
Washington d. the third March, A. D. 1887, the latest
brighten the links chnn friendship which time
tide entirely exchange In their
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the untmey fate OF
some Of their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF The seifapponted committee VIII be
held on the first Monday in September A. d. 1885, az the United
States HOTEL Chenu street, between Fourth and Finn streets,
which those members whom may be
adopted 10 full an attendance possible.
In the those whom this addressed Will be
good enough 10 furnish the OF the committee by mail with
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ D.,
of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER G. HART, NJ. D.,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
of Winston, Aheghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balsro Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JouN WEIpMAN, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMar3 [intclngencerl
All the civilized the world
ed notice this advertisement their editorial columns
Of hr through the four d.
visions the globe and all throughout the Uned
America requested gratuous tsReion
casionaly between this date and the Sd of March, A. D. 1857
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Academy of the Visitation,
MICHAEL NoURsE,

NVVNSSHNf
Agent the Mtuat Ls Tasranec Company, Haryord Conn.,
oace No. 46I Thirteenth street.
"An men think all men mortal themselves'-
verified by the Of fathers whose circum.
should prompt them fund for their widows and
of death.
Aug l9-law3w Until
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OFFICE OF THE COMMANDING OFrIcER,
Washington Arsenal, August 20, 1855.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this once until Oco
- Der building Warrington
the public square lying between B The
south Canal street the morrill, Seventh street the wes
SIKH the appropriation S3oe0 having been
made by Congress for The
Master builders desiring for this building will please
drawings, specifications and bill
additional explanation order make
proposals., which will be enabled conveniently and
leisure this Office.
proposals received but from experienced and
proved builder
distance unknown the undersigned,
expected present before The bid be
accepted.
proposals be made according The items Of The bill Of
(which with pecision If tho
find
experienced is appoiDed and will be always
ground Of building after the work
the commanding officer, that the contract Is
strictly complied with.
WIN. H. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal.
Ang 2l-2awtI9Oct fInt. T. Bait. SUM-
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Washington National Monument OMcc,

WashtnEtOM NHtIOnnI
August !, 1855.
meeting of the board Of of the Washington Ma
ona Monument Society, held The 3ls utimo the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Resot THAT the secretary give notice. by TO be
lntelgencer Unon and the American
Orean Hon. John Wilson, late Commissioner of the Gene
Office appointed general agent OF this Society,"
and has entered on tho duties OF his office.
true copy. Test: CHAS. G. TUCKER,
Secretary w. N. M Society.
An 0-d1p
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Rcd.lcfian Of Ear< 70 Califaruin.

Reduction of Fare TO California.
nN United States mail steamships leave New York
<ISaS for Aspinwal on both each month,
TaE connecting with mail from Panama TO San
0Ex1Ek6D Francisco.
steamships inspected approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The 47 ong completed from
ocean, The baggage Of
checked York San Francisco and
the
The money all Of the trip.
port New York, Panama, and
San Francisco detention of accdcnt 30 that
the route ia entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama day they arrive Aspn
wall.
and take charge OF
children without other protectors.
through apply at The ngency III
West street, New York. L. W. RAYMOND.
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sd. Joseph,s Academy for Young ladies,

Near EmmHtsJurg, Frederick County Nd
THE this the
August, lnst Thursday Jnne The
$3.50 payable semiannn
There charges for music awns paint
Spanish Italian, German and Latin The terms
for the department composed Of pupils under nine years Of
age, S60 per annnm payable half yearly in advance
Letters inquiry should addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR Josephs Academy Emmitsbug Frederick county,
Maryland.
S-diyear
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M. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Sc minary fol
Day Pupils,

On II street, betreen 18th and 18Th, Washington.
THE be resumed the 18th Serem-
with the above they wish also TO inform
their and others that they intend opening
for boarding November
the railroad and turnpike sixteen miea
from he southeast of Laurel village.
be had al the principal bookstores
in Washington and Baltimore.
Aug -d4&codSept5 [Star.l
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILIEG-ls55.

stopping F0ufhRmFIUn
London and Huvre advantages
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton asa Bremen.
cabin, saoon $780, first cabin, ~sr saoon Sl'
second do, $50
newspapers pass throug, the -sScc.
No bills lading will be signed the day of sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, apply To
e. III. SAND, ii South William ST., N. Y.
G. A. HElNFKEN Co., Bremen.
CROsKEY & Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM iSELlN Havre.
Mar G--dly