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.,1r HATJ,4DAY WIND.MILI4.--Many Z

~ q acsotGe experienced heehhnfa and hng
n tn s Hated Staes examined this Msehhe, ahd
one ii the beautiful useful nysnoas q modsin
dste dayre gale severity,
by turn the angle al which ney wsrs
~ asns present less aod sss ny
sat 10, height ittis presented 70 is
m be thin edges tn Of The gale the iana
power nhs their psoa Of tins Kind or
H. position the sailas what Mefspicn nave 80
sousht vain. Il; ,.t frcre.al nv n powerfut
Ina a, 10 a. the control OF sor az u
or Steam Engtne tals MIN y VEL pa ups y
.s,s n att for weeks togsthff
M Sn,r reason why the wind ie aeeapssl o.; ~
ssor machns heavy gales hs Siad wns a.
ity 70 wear heat ard enafs greatly to me hy n
a,.ut ssra and anxiety the am sai Is M
oyiated only objection that Gan
be aeSnsncy wind thu @ o n as a
aa or iae i ~ith Tns wv Is hsaa}
sopass 4 All taaRs q ponds iea ssa p aasd
uups and ton 70 as ~
@ Sugar aud co.ssn n Sa iasn
ioan,sin tma sizsd Ml wiih moae II T
water, and gTini I'VE "a r.
~ II. faItser info orders addfes
hea 800 g. H. GILnAN,3i Natchef strss New oiieans
Soie AksuN NY
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EXPORTS.

BoSTOE-aark Frsncss-i& 39 bale, cotton 5000 slaves.
BoSToNHk Exacsoo bales Gotten $50 bls -four 1900 pigs
iesd. $40 sasez. = 1890
LVkRPo5LShP Ashandl70s bales cotton,
Afhlnnd cleared efy spd in
tire cleared w,th the above, beng
HAyANAschoorr Elizabeth ssg.-s2s AID 500 u
tcs hams l6J9o hoops :.
BARCELoNA-Brg Rncantadsra4ss ba sotton
Der, 300 stayss. ' ''S
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SHIPPING lETELL1aENcE.
TuEsDAv MoHrINa, Nov. "a, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. see

Ship Ashlfn3, Cisrk, for Liysrpocl GMFosdici
Bark Frances, Holmes. for Boscp, Frery & Farws.
Jet, Fisher. for Boston 54se G. CBaSert dc
Spanish Raesn.hd,a Barcelona. Pug, Mir
brig Tres de Mayo hiastoT Puig mir
sehr EIaseh sssx, Wibrs, for Hsvsns and TO market
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AKRIyEn

u. Instant, . Jenupg. LsushIAna aeosd diate
Slip MARTA Luther Kuoy Liverpool sh Ocobsr,
ship from s.p.onbsr 10 masssr-poin,
Ship Enoeh Trhin from Lssrpsoi 18th October,
s,isas ahip wsrlsisr. from Liverpool rop,.
British mr. from lA,erpOo sh sspsmbsT = master
EEL issis Rio d..
IsI big uaons. COSTA 50 day. from dis.rc
ss ,s sss,s ,is IL. ss. ssia IA district.
sssr nssts s aiss from Jno Hurley &co3nn
sehr Mary soraas Parau, from Bontoaca-Basip.
ssbr ost4vs Ksrbsel q b ssnfaaessasis.
s sshI alss from Blind Essrsa.in.
selr Iesity Il ioa frosa Bsnf ussnsa.in
s sI s sa s@
Sem Emils, s.isna,, RissrlBssa
sehr Tunitl -. f.om Ants ivsr-Baain.
sehr Ernben Nate, from Ponohat a-Basn
h LAYOUT
ssst Fang e. Asgus!ins foa A,ai,e
soop SPIKE, Smith, hem Ants Riysr-Basin. y -14 %
steamboats
Cubs. Heinz from Mohie.
Swamp For, kinihall. from AieIandria.
4 Prnesaa Holmes, from WICK aburg. .l 1-7-sr5i
Cobb. Northern iron, Buck Hill
p ssny FROM Lasourehs
l. 80 Mooons shelA Cor. from Louis -
Niagara, spo;ts, IRON Loui.viis w.
ls4a5Y Midas Brown, from Tenn river. g.
Toboas Star Whitney from The Passes down gi-srossh
l ships WARBLER and Sultar bark Ioria.
Towboat MaItn from the
bsh-beught and Enoci Train and biz Nav
| dlus. -
Unions snd Creole. - -, = 20
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steam b oats.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Lcobb left Buck Hill Nov Eighteen
Bafosho and two feet from there falling. Gamer
iaaa on Buffalo shoa Laid below Pigeon Hill
waiting for watsr Me1 Atlanta bourd Alabama
ing. q
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
1ss,p ORLEANS aSgensp %garast.
CARscENr OrricE, No. 20 CAmr STREET;
Monday Evening. NoTennher 26. lHh

Monday Evening" November 26, 1856
Tho weekly statement Of the Banks, Of Saturday last
shows an increase in every item. except one, viz:
Inea.s Opposite M the wess o. sss
Ins.ss T. shos. Loans ies ~
Iersason Specie asssss
Actual Increase Of long loans for week ssoq
This favorable exhibit Of the present position Of
Money market with actual increase Of million OF
dollars In the line Of dsposs there ia only increase ~
the general line Of discounts Of $s99p2 Although the
apparent increase Of specie this Is OCCASION
cd by the in which the balances between tho
Banks are msds)-the actual amount Of
Specie Saturday
- November i7............ e,s,sln
aers.ss for s,ssos
This $7eo00o0, however 10 sufficient for present pur
poses.
We also annex the monthly comparative statement Of
the Banks, showing an inoroase as follows:
Increase ID Circulation aas4
Iner esaen Ershsn gssse
IL soseou accounts ads a. assss
The Money market continues easy. The weather to-
day anything but indicative of the feelings Of lenders
Good paper continues to be placed at and per c with
only moderate srnount the market. The offerings
in Bank to-day not large and the week
with abouttbe came good feeling which marked the course
of operations the last week. NJ
Exchange opened with activity than s usually
hbited Monday, being fair demand for checks and
sight drafts New York at u per ct. ds Kind some me-
gotiaons in Sterling at OK and per ct for clear bills
and " snd 6A with hilaiadng. Francs quiet, and
we have no change to note in quotations of this
morning. &
There was but little doing in time bills on Northern
cities. Bankers hold at TX and LIZ for sixty days; the
Banks were taking limited amounts at ~ and TX for
good commercial produce bills and sight at dis It
will be observed the Banks have pretty good balances in
Exchange particularly the Canal and Citzens' Banks
In the aggregate they all held Saturday 46907o
against s241O, o65 at same time last year.
The Stock market Ia inactive
Condition Of tie Banks Of This city for The soeek ending Sat
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RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
Or EyEs H ~ EIFPs III T bo
5r-sSan9URTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
kers Merchants Capitalists, Planters Rsae Meshaniss
and ohsr . asd osI ss
81 yaiuaos ars which covered oy rsy "a
s,;sd Insulating
ns style Of which ia as light ~ ha aoa CON-
anG capacty Of by tatof
other kind be shown 70 ,ns ascUh ~
while ite grsay Superior beWesp
~ popular safes Of
The will bs undsrasoo when T. u Ano u HI
NJ, any Iron former haa wrought sna rs
also n = pspsrsd to demon
Ill as none can gansay and VIII
= drsasss Of Safe will eminsn
lis who have 50 seriously snnsred ~ ne
CONT apble rom ths ae wsSa nep anS
closed asicate astesa are maternity naIsa ~ no
h dne I'D in ssaandsr saiss waen saposa n NM;
The folio dress ibs andsisauad has
those sng maine and ess Sps
IL I'D ssaa NEW oals.ss April
ridge you have Maps serve your B,
Concrete Safes we nlay saved all 81 our yau
aha usnsrs sns portion tell that III u
March 18th, 81 on Magazine street the SAT-
Tbs four stories being sd with
Wa. uu 10 most. notwithstanding sui
which eea asr being taken from the tuins anon
WEIGH e aSou, to hundred dears bills found
perfectly fire and burglar proof quaies
have more eoahdsnss hind Of ssfs thai
' Va = Doaetsia Weodsu-sare, is Canals.
the syles Of saset to ioss
inca, articles invariably fall 10 pecss when
exposed and offer but resistance @aea ~ bur-
glars a, s.a .opa hand :, s.. s.ssp
Iron Chests roof Bank And Store Locks Paint
Balances nnd Scales. ttSAAe os a. ~
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5s TUESDAY MORNING. Nov. n, 1885.
COTTON. The demand was active yesterday, and |
though the supply was limited, the sales reached fully
10000 bales at very full prices especially the better
qualities.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .5f9t5k Middng Fair. .loko
8Ednapy ni s.;,
Good aadins sasss Good sad Fine
TOBACCO. heard Of so hhds solo, of which 80 at
=, Old crop at So, Selections at II, and IL hhds
Stems at Ike y Ii. @
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMENT,
corroN--baies. TosAsso-hhd..
STOCK on hand Sept 1856 4o6sv lal5
yesterday ..... 5,l42-4ss4sa Ooo- 2s2s
Exported to date :. .2s7,1e4 '''''1' 1893 $3.50
yesterdhy..... ss7s=a 2so,5O3 OoO= 1903
,s#sr 2a9.52e $3.50
SUGAR AND M0LAsSEs.. Sugar was ~ higher,
and 300 hhds sold at 5x@64$ for Fair to Fully
Fair Mossses active with sales Of $500 bbs at 2s
@29He gallon for Good to Choice and 500 half bbls at
52Ss2ke.
FLOUR. Market firm. Sales 4Io bbls Indiana Super
fine at 50 co. 100 at the same 80 Extra Illinois $o and
200 Unbranded at IS 621S y bbl.
GRAIN. Corn steady, and as7o sacks were taken
by party at 900 p bushel Wheat was in good re.
quest with sales of $500 sacks in lots at 81 o. and 100
at 81 95 bnshel OF Rye 5000 sacks sold 81 %
bushel Of Sc h. and 700 sacks OF the price, OF
Oats 5000 sacks disposed including 1860 st. Louis
in lots at 49, 600 at 49, and 400 also at 46s % bushsl
Of Bran 900 sacks sold in lots at s2h@S5e v 100
PROVISIONS. Pork was firm, and we heard of 700
bbls Uninspected Mess sold Saturday evening $40
bb.. of Bacon noticed only retail sales ut 10 O
lSs for Ribbed Sides and lat q b for Clear. Nothing
Of any moment was doing in Lard.
Sales HOO bales including $50 Western at $22,
10s at s22 3d. 81 at S24 and 400 Eastern $ 80 ton
SALT. 5000 sacks Liverpool Coarse, shipboard,
sold on Saturday at 81 49, and yesterday $685.
fifth Fine, at 81 10 4R sack round. Ea'si,'s =
CoFFEE. Demand active, with sales of 5000 bags
Rio of which 6o2 at 1885, 1000 lex bark Oochituats
H. $50 at 225 at I'M 500 at and 81 bags Skim
| mings at exc % ii. q
GUNNY BAGS 1000 second hand bags we're sold at
| l4e cash.
WHIsKY,Y Very little offering, and sales confined to
retail lots at 40 % gallon for Rectifsd. sss- M
| FREIaHTs.. Extremely dull. Ships on the berth
for Liverpool filling at Nd and for Hsvre at Il for
Cotton 4.,a$
EXCHANGES. Demand moderate at our quotations.
sterling 1oe& 01o74 and 1919.
francs .5tS1lz 05f 3s& p dollar
New York Sixty-day Bis .......,.....262H a die
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Rod, LfylstsaiSlg Rods.
TIE CELERR AiEp SALA MA .nER IIaarNIMG cnNnIcr.

~
Or the best and at less price than Inferior
BREWSTER, VAN BENTHUYsEN a CO., 2
1-+ 35 and 81 Front, and SO Fulton streets,
for the siamsader Lightning conducri
soau Water Gauge, sehssrs Steam Gauge, p
Pumps neas apits slap
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En' Woehy ss1ooaicns"t LUG nautb OF eaturaey isse
shows an increase In every item except one, viz:
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lbEEL'S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE,
n ARMORYS HALL.

~ EEC0nD WEE X.
This popular n rightly
witness tie naiivaied performances Of Z
WEST q PEel1S CAMPBELL BiTNSTREEs. -fss
who appear nightly in Bnreqae Farcsa Songs ranr
n Many Novelties are in active pr paiatn.
ED- II kets, 3d. cents. ~
D Season be secured Of the Boz Office from 10 oelocr
+. 5g - MATT PEEL SisAAssr.
noi9 r.. a JONES. Agent
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

TTENTI0N--CoM G., NATIONAL d
N suAap sre hereby ordered % attend Drill eyeryW
ths hrst Sunday Of each month. ~
tsiSH CHAS. MOREts, 3.
A TTENTIUN! COMPANY B, NaTIoNAbA
~ 6UAfDSYoa hereby ordered assemble q. the "a
hrmOry SATURDAY. EVENING, at y! O'Clock e.
And sI;ant monthly mssngs, OF the FIRST SATuRDAY
NIGHT Of each month. s39a,ag VA sss-.r4
Bv order Of the Captain.
iyinIv w, II. RICHARDS, o. 6.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

8 TUESDAY MoRN1rG, Nov. 81, 1855.
COTTON. The demand was active yesterday, and
though the supply limited, the sales reached fully
10000 bales at very full prices especially for the better
qualities.
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aRLEANS THEATER--
VI y xSr MASKED xofJFry gATrS COS

" nr MASKED k0tIETY BALLS. "a
dssirtus Of ubstIbSs TO the sfRlES MASKED
bQgiETY BALLS the pca.s
sp.y 70 Mr. r. HUFFIEh st The office Of The Thster, xhch
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vVywENTY DOLLARS REwARD.- Stolen

il ysatsrday morning Thuaday, 92i from the
daring Mary Fslicitf
she mmadas building fire SILVER LEVER
BUNTING WATCH made eph JobnsoH Church street. Iyf
pool No. 1905 All cautioned trade
Watch. vii
no4I C. MoLLiERE, tTs Magazine street.
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r. =
ACCIDENTS. The following persons are now
lying in the Charity Hospital
Anderson Knoubb, young German from CINCINNATI
who had foot and wrist fractured by the collision of
the steamers Uncle Sam and Switzerland opposite Yck
burg he being passenger the latter boat He saved
his life by swimming and did not know how badly he was
hurt III be got ashore He is much troubled with fear Of
the locBjaw. -
David CIR fifth on English sailor who being hustled
down stairs at the Globe Ball. on Sunday night got his
log fractured BY getting IT between the balusters
James McGregor, who fell out of second story window
at No. 90 Front Levee street, on Sunday syenpg-uo
bones broken, but badly hurt internally.
McEND1ARIsM.-Somei ncendiary ATTEMPTED
60 fire Dr. Ausns residence the corner of Felicity
and Magazine Streets past three O'Clock Yesterday
morning. by building FIRE against adjoining FENCE
The Waterman Oh the beat discovered it and put out
STEALING A WAToH Frederick Loomis was
arrested of Canal Baronne streets
terdsy afternoon, by officers Howard and Gruber, on
charge of having stolen gold watch from Henry Har-,
rs. The watch was recovered and Loois looked up
LAYING IN CLOTHING. Mary Kayser was ar
rested at of Canal and streets last
evening, charge Of having stolen silk and
Undertaking from Mrs Hastings, at the of
Gravier and st. John streets. She caaboosed, to
awaita chat with the Recorder.
ASSAULTS, ETC. --C Catherine Cassidy, alias Kate
de Briggs wss arrested Saturday. charge Of yo-
snty beating the person tearing the hair Of Ann
Kelly comparatively nice looking girl who passing
mar house In Galstn street Ann averrsd that she
politely invited into the house by Catherine and that
soon as she accepted the invitation Catherine closed the
door and put her through above. In default Of bail
70 appear Catherine wss sent to prison.
Inc Tnird District police looking for VIM. Rames
and several others accused oterrhly beating and trying
g kill James Radley, on Friday night d
howard Dunn, alias Sailor Jack awaits hearing before
Recorder Bright on charge Of assaulting and choking
watchmhn Place whilst In the discharge Of his duties
Mtohasl HansSur awaits Q hearing before Recorder
jackson on charge of brutality 70 the wife ofhis bosom
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OFFICE or THE HOME MUTUAL IN uRANC
:. ~. COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.

FESHE UNDERSIGNED, Assistant City At
eney hereby gives notice all Diet nquent Jat-P
whom udsmen hsvs eesa rendered r unpaid ate that
the which hs assessed 70 hs sold advertised
nois 10. K HissrAND. Assistant City Attorney.
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'e VINCENT, CONFEGTIONER.
Corner Of Canal and Oarondeet streetss
VKTILL on the 10Th of November, oil YEN

VV The OF oHeTlng LUNEHto
sad auch consist Turkeys Daubes Oyster Sous Fried
Oysters Jeiss, Coffee Chocolate Ice Cream,
1Tems-Ten dish.
Table ss O'Clock NJ He ayuis I'm
soil uniy inform the public es
Of cooks hs will attend all dinners parties meal
weddings, eta, -. mole
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4 AS! GAS! GAS! GASt-The subscriber
having ottsinsd hs requisite as ce-
fasnish md
pan MIXTURES
GAS be Ian hi the Bsass Eoun@ry No Is
Ordats 5000 ~ - n, GUILD ati iy
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OFFICE OF TIE LOUISIANA MUTUAL INsuRANDEl
X t5s COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
New Orleans, Nov. 10, 1855.
I'm CONFORMITY with article 18th Of the
IL hereby shat election
Tusee during the epsains from the
ny, Camp asei MONDAY the Cd day Of December
noi ID -'-'' II. r. JAayIFR. Secretary.
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TOBACCO. heard Of 80 hhds .old of which 80 at
=, Old crop at s1s Selections at Il, and IL hhal
Stems at Ike y fb. M
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SENTENCE OF A GIPsEY.-Tne Western Her
aid states, that the Gipsey woman has been
found guilty, in Lewis county, and the period
Of her servitude in the Virginia Penitentiary,
fixed at one year. An application, we under
Ctand, will be made for a new trial, Juror
having certified that q portion of tho testimo-
ny in her favor had been overlooked, and
which had it not been lost sight of, would have
resulted in her acquittal We have never
known % much sympathy expressed for poor
offending female with n babe st her breast
who FIRST saw light within the walls Of pri-
son, and which, if now separated from its ma
tural protector, must soon be consigned to the
grave. 1t is case for the exercise of mercy,
and the stern rigor of the law should yield to
the dictates of humanity.
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EVENINGSTAR.
THE LONG AGO.

Oh! a wonderful stream Is the river Time,
As 1t runs through the realms Of tears,
With faultless rhythm and musical rhyme,
And n broader sweep and a surge sublime,
And bends with the ocean Of years. q. n,
How the winters are drifting like fakes CT snow,
And the summers like buds between,
And the ear In the sheaf-so they come and they
20, i-- t
On the rivers breast, with its ebb and how
As glidesin the shadow and sheen. -
There is magical isle up the river Time,
Where the softest CT airs are playingj ----.
There s cloudless sky and tropical,
And song as sweet as a vesper chime,
And the junes with the roses are staying
AID the name Of this isle is the Long Ago,
And we bury our treasures there H4t
There are brows OF beauty and bosoms OF snoW-
There are heaps Of dust, but we loved them so!
There are triakets and tresses OF hair. Et
There are fragments Of song that nobody sings,
And part Of an infants prayer;
There's lutte unswept and harp without strings
There are broken vows and pieces Of rings,
And the garments that she used TO wear. -
There are hands that are waved when the fairy
shore,
By the mirage is lifted in air;
And we sometimes hear, through the turbulent
roar, ~
Sweet voices we heard in the days gone before,
When thewind down the river is fair.
Oh! remembered for aye, be the blessed isle,
81 the day Of life till night
When the evening comes with its beautiful smile
And our eyes are closing to slumbsr awhile,
May that greenwood Of soul be in sight.
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information for Travellers.
Y RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.

BIZ RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
D
Time between Washington and wheeling
| but 17X hours!
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hours !!
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHECKS TO BIZ
HAD IN WASHINGTON. -
VNHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
Il ROAD having greatly improved it's Western
connections, now offers the fullest inducements to
MORE, and all portions of the WEST, NORTH
WEST, and the SOUTHWEST. So -
The connection betweo6 the Trains from Wash.
ington and the Trains Bound West from Bala-
more Is always promptly made at the Washington
Junction (lately called the Relay House, miles
from Baltimore. This is the only change Of cars
required between Washington and the Ohio river.
Baggage Is checked through to Wheeling at the
Washington Station, and rechecked and trans
ferred there with the passengers) without charge,
for those holding Through Tickets for points be-
Yond. The connecting Trains leave Washington
daily at a. m. and TX P. IN. On Sundays at the
'a AT WHEELING VIII direct connection is made
with the trains Of the CENTRAL OHIO RAIL-
Wheeling, through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, and
Newark, to COLUMBUS. These trains connect
at Newark with the cars of the Newark Mansfield
and sandusky Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo,
At COLUMBUS the C. o. Railroad trains con-
meet with the fast trains Of the Littls Miami Rail-
road to Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc. At
xENiA Con Little Miami Railroad) connection is
apolis, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
Island, st. Louis, etc. III.
~ Passengsrs holding Through Tickets for
etc., which are also sold at Westinghouse trans.
ferred at Cincinnati to the Mail Steamers on the
Ohio. Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and st.
LGqis are sold y 5hs .oSte and Vi.
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, etc., tickets are sold,
when the Ohio IS navigable between Wheeling
and Wellsville (forty niles) where connection
with the Cleveland and Fittsburg Railroad Is
made. CT
Travellers are requested to notice that while this
Is the only route afording Through Tickets and
Checks In Washington, 1t is also the shortest,
most speedy, and direct to nearly all the leading
points in the great West. The distance from
Washington to Cincinnati is but $50 miles, being
about loo miles shorter than by any other route
WASHINGTON TO Wheeling, 80 so; Colum-
bus, S13 IS; Dayton, SIS SO; Cincinnati, SiS o.
Louisville, by railroad, sts 65, by steamer from
Cincinnati, s1S 90; indianapolis, 81 5oi Cleve-
Chicago, $40 s. and s19 SO; St. Louis, e2s SO and
S25 Memphis, $685. New Orleans, s3i; etc.
III FOR FREDERICK AND HA2PER's
BERKLEY SPRINGS, BEDFORD SPRINGS,
PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and PARAMOUNT,
passengers may lsave Washington at a. n. OF
AZ P. m. For the minor way stations between
Baltimore and Wheeling, take a. N. train from
Washington.
IrFor trains to end from Baltimore, Annapolis,
etc, see special advertisements.
Sc, apply to THOMAS III. PARSONS, agent,
at Washington Station.
JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Information for Travellers.
CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT o

CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF
~ SOL ROCKS. 70
vINHE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
thoroughly repaired and putA1n%--GTr.:h
In arst rate order (the machinery
being removed and horse power subsfItuted) con-
tinues making her regular trips between George
town and the above place
The Boat viii leave the wharf Of W. H. & II. G.
Ritter for Point Of Rocks on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS at O'Clock a. m; and
the Point Of Rocks for Georgetown on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the
same hour, stopping at the different landings along
the line for the reception and landing Of passengers
and freight, going and returning.
The Boot win leave Georgetown at O'Clock a.
m, and arrive at the head Of the Great Falls at H.
Seneca at l, Edwards Ferry az, Monocacy 5K
knowlan's Ferry 6, and Point Of Rocks at o'ci'k
p. m. Returning, leave Point at a. m, Know
!an's Ferry at AZ, Monocacy 8, Edwards Ferry
ii, Seneca l, Great Falls az and arrive at George
town at p. m.
Passage through either way g.
Meals served regularly on board the boat at mod
lie 25-dh