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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14

of Congress- for their unity in opposing all or
ganization unless they can put representa-
tive Of the minority in the Speakers chair.
This is carrying out the Democratic principle
that the majority shall prevail, unless the De-
mocracy are in the minority. 1t is a continu-
alton of the same principle which urged the
minority ofour Legislature to prevent the cleo
ton ola Senator at all, because they had not
the power to elect Democrat. We shall
have more to say on this subject.
No. 8 expresses confidence in Senator Bright,
and hopes if the north west is honored with a
candidate for the Presidency, Bright will be
the mana plaster on the stomach Of Bright
to draw out the irritation produced by the de-
feat of all his favorites in the Convention.
No. 10 balances this little favor to the
Bright faction, by complimenting Governor
Wright.
No. II endorses Pierce's opinion that the
American Continent is not to be considered
subject for colinization by any European Pow
ers. That's the only resolution in which
Pierce's name is mentioned.
No y is about the votes Of their Delegates
Now are not these precious set of resolu
tons to be called Democratic Platform?''
We leave them for the consideration of ''the
virtue and intelligence Of the people" and to
the admiration Of posterity,
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THE SCHOOL FELLOW. We have just ex-
amined copy Of the "School Fellow neat
little monthly, with which all our young
friends will be pleased. 1t is got up in excel
lent style and is worth double the price of sub
scription which is only one dollar per year
Mr.. Earnheart, at the telegraph Office, is get
ting up club, and will forward the names of
all who may wish to subscribe for this work
Every boy and girl who wants a neat monthly
with reading, &c, got up expressly for the
"young folks" will do well to call at once and
subscribe
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01rOur old friend Charley W Mack, for
merly Of the firm OF Mack & Lobenstine, of
this city, and lately of the firm Of I. Rau & Co.,
New York, has started at Cincinnati under
the firm of Forchheimer & Mack, for the
transaction of wholesale Hat and Cap bust
ness, Straw Goods Hatters Trimmings, &C.,
at the Southwest corner of Main and Pearl SITS.
If any Of Mr. Mack's old friends here, who are
dealers in goods in his line, try his house, we
are sure he will give them better bargains than
they could get elsewhere. They have big
stock on hands and every facility for selling
cheap.
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Great Snow Storm.

New York was visited last Saturday night
week, by the heaviest snow storm the Knick-
erbockers have had for many years. The snow
drifted so that Easements were filled up to
the tops Of the windows, wagons covered Sc
that scarcely wheel was visible, and the
work of digging OUT generally r ndered seri-
Gus. The Tribune of Monday says:
To-day there will be great snow carnival
| First, the harvest Of the snow-shovelers It is
difficult to convey any idea to the outsiders,
of the immense quantity Of snow that has to be
removed by hand. Only think of clearing off
the sidewalks of 500 miles of streets. A thou
sand miles of sidewalks to be cleared off, at an
average cost of cent a foot. Say $4,000
worth of labor. The cost Of this single snow
is still greater than that, because there is as
much more space to be cleared off in alleys,
yards, courts roofs, &c, than there is Of side
walks. The money that will be paid for snow
shoveling yesterday and to-day will not fall
short of $4,000.
Much suffering among the poor must neces-
sarily result. The people were mizlless for
two days, the milkmen being unable to get
out. But among the suffering there will be
fun too Witness the Tribune:
Bnt the feature of this unexpected snow
storm will be Of the gayer stripe, the grand en-
ioyment of sleigh riding. There will be moth
ing in the form Of vehicle on runners but
will be in demand. In the country sleigh
ride is a plain matter-of-fact business, seldom
exciting any unusual emotion. In the city a
foot of snow turns the town into a vast lunatic
asylum. Everybody goes a sleighing in one
form or another, from the gay bucks who can
afford to spend twenty-five dollars an hour to
humble washerwomen who tiInidly venture
to waste shilling for slide in mammoth
stage sleigh There were dozens of teams out
last night; to-day there will be dozens Of hun
dreds. And tonight, and any number of
nights to come, as long as the sleighing lasts
the carnival will defy all power Of description.
If one would see Young America unclaimed,
let him enjoy (or suffer- day and night on
the avenues, stopping here anil there at the
hotels on the road. One such trip will satisfy
him where the money goes" tip-top
turn out for four-dinner, wines and ct ceteras
Iincluded-will cost about hundred dollars a
day. Ofcourse there are many more moder
ate and some more extravagant; but to all who
edo the genteet' to their lady friends the
figures will be slightly alarming. Should the
sleighing remain good for week, the money
that will change hands in consequence will
reach million of dollars. Happy the man
who has "horses and sleighs to let, p miserable
the horses, jolly the people.
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0FSome little time ago we noticed the
sinking of the JAS Paul in the Wabash, near
Palestine, III. Since then, every effort has
been made to raise her, but all proved IN
availing. Capt Greer then advertised her for
SALE and she was sold on the 18th for 5000
to persons in the neighborhood, who desire
using the machinery for mills. Thus ends the
JAS. Paul. She lies in dangerous position,
and her wreck may yet be lost by ice.
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Destructive FRE-Ye sterday forenoon
the fine Touring mill Of Mr.. John Carlisle, west
Of the canal, took fire, and was almost entirely
destroyed. There were large quantities Of
grain and -four in the mill, portion Of which
were saved in damaged condition. The
amount o. wheat on hand was about seven
thousand bushels together with some three
thousand of corn, buckwheat, &c. The loss is
estimated at between $4,000 and $25, 0o0 ON
which there was no insurance. The fire orr
ginated by blowing out stove pipe with gum
powder, which displaced brick in the hue
and thus communicated the fire to the inside
of the building in the third story.
StGte Sentinel, 11db.
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OF The Kate Sarchet is reported as lying
in a dangerous condition in the Wabash riuer,
near GRANVILLE. Fears are entertained that
when the ice breaks up she will be badly in
jured if not lost The D. A. Given is also "
ing near GRANVILLE with a broken wheel.
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Notice Of Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby given that will sell public auction
the 29th day January residences
Arthur MeJohnson late OF Yanderugn county
ed all the personal property taken by the
sstng of horses cattle hogs sheep hay. wagon
farming utensils, lit of TIN will be
all three dollars the purchaser giving
with approved security waving valuation and
laws. CHARLES MeJoaNSTON.
jams By -=.--ert sElrta-Hf55a Administrators
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f-JThe weather moderated very considera
bly, last Saturday, and during the day it was
thawing fast. River full OF ice. ......e.
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NRTHGE.

N OTICE hereby given undersigned been ape
N pointed Administrative of the Me-
Johnston. of Vanderhurgh county deceased Said
Estate is supposed he solvent. ..1s -.aH- b
CHARLES McJoHNSTON. Administrator.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a G.sAND QUAKrETTE CONCEKT


Will be given al Crescent Hall on Tuesday evening
jan 18th, 1885, tn proceeds of which will be applied
the relief of the dislresse poor of our City.
The best musical talent of the city engaged for
the occasion.
Concsrtio commence alta o'clock P. NJ. Tickets of
admission 80 cents. i jan 10 If.
POSA PDNED. -
The eighth the Series of Hops Of the Eureka Dam
cling Club, has poned from Tuesday the Stu to
Tuesday the 18th inst in consequence of III Band be-
ing otherwise engaged on thai evening. v
"a should be universally known for it is strictly
That the parent large portion OF the fatal
diseases Dyspepsia Diarrh@a Cholera NJ bus Liver Com
Paiat aud many other diseases erated in City In
OF Indigestion Think Of this all who suffer from dsordered
stoaehs as II willing be guided by advice founded
upon experience at to the of Dr. HOSTEL
TERS stomach Bitters which curative aud nvigorant
stand alone ached For BY Druggis generally
UALLOCK. Il SrOpDARD
deci3-wtf WOULSEY 4 SAWYER.
ENDEP EN- ENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets NJ. Hall OF Water street over
the Telegraph Oce the first and third Saturdays zach
month. ott25dGw
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On Thnrsdav evening last. by Mr.. Paul Jacobs Mr.
MARcEILUs HARRINGTON of Princeton to ii IS MvRY L.
PATTON, of Evansville Ind. 81
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TFLEFE.S GIFT CONCERT.

n to the public that the tickets
Il issued my will only he thousand-and
thousand gf tickets dollar
all the hotels. book -stores aRd at the door
also wish the public that will take the Citi-
zens Bank money of Memphis par for tickets am the
only that is at liberty to take the Cit zens money
c, Ii. TI LER,
jan l2d5 Pavilion Hotel
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The undersigned hav purchased the interest Of John
Morgan and William r. Preston late Morgan
Keen and Preston have associated themselves together
mess under the firm of ke Preston
continue the Wholesale good old
Morgan. Keen and Preston First street.
ISAAC K ZEN
jan IL 1856 t.. CYPRIAS PRE- STON.
g.HLaUR The undersigned keeps on hands supply of
Peseyyill four il barrels BY the large small quaa
ii y. j. 5. JAQCESS i co.
jan II tt.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
The Democratic Platform for 1855.

MONDAY MORNING, :::::::::::::::::::::DEC Il
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GuNNY ntGs AT AUCTION

WE will sell Tuesday morning January 18th 1856
y our Sale Rooms 400 second hand iunny Bags.
in good order aud we'll worthy the
BuyeFs--alSo 60 boxes of Glass ware assorted
Jan I'd EOOLSEY d NELSON, Auctioners
fOFFEE-oo bags Prince Rio in store and for sale by
- Jan l2jtf ORR, DALZELL Co.
& AiSINS-e5 boxes receive I'd and for sale By
IA Jan l2dtf ORR. DALZELL & Co.
ENREsH TEAs-25 half chests store and for sale y
n jan l2itf ORR. DALZELL 4 Co.
FEN0B ACCO-75 boxes. assor ed brands. sale by
n Jan l2dtf ORR DALZELL Co.
HpICE-10 tierces (prime Carolina9 for sale by .-
Il D jan iZItf ORR, DALZELL& Co,
ASAPER-3Go reams. assorted. Wrapping paper by
Il Ian t2itf ORR. DA LZELL Co.
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NOTICE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF yANDERBURGH
t-.- ..-t s9tt.-as COUNTY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF VANDERBILT RGH
tt-e- ..-t s4fe-as COUNTY.
lered that there shall be adjourned Session
u of this Court the Four nth Monday
Tor the purpose of ting che
the present regular Term hereof and the dispatch
OF such other business regularly before
Court again convened aud continue session
practicable until said 6nshed business regularly dspos
ed Of 1T is further sat all parties
bnsl ess and all witness regularly summoned testify
ng the Will be reque ted
time anu place Of holding said adjourned Session his
Court aud to attend upon the without
ton than is herein provided Ii is further
wnen this Court at its xpirstea of its
regular t-rm 1t VIII adjourn to at the Court
House in Evansville said Fourth Monday January
Is further ordered that notice the ard place hold
sal al 0ufned Session OF this Court be pubca-
on of copy this order, news
papers the city the direction Clerk
JaaS-5w r-ssas j AGOB LUN KEN Ii Elmer. Clerk,
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NOTICE

Having slid out entire
gan, Krei Preston to Isaac Keen and CYpran Pr
business OF tue Lite firm win re settled up by them.
JOHN II, VI RGAN,
jan r. 1856 If. w. X. PRESTON.
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* AMANDA & E.AKE~AI.T -25 bbls. of L lRe Sal
Iva 40 bhls. OF kanawha for lie by
Jan loft j. ". & 5. VICKERY.
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DEMoCRATIC PLATFORM,
ADOPTED IN CONVENTION AT md.

JANUARY s, 1856
WHEREAS. The time is near at hand when
the people of Indiana will be called upon to in
cate by an expression at the bollot-box, the
the measures and policy which they approve
and wish to be executed in the administration
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1T AyTNG connected in the Foundry Machine
Il 4 Business W II. A. DUNN and VIM TAYLOR, they
both being good Practical Mechanics in the business would
here that intend work
able any the city We intend waSrantinK
when DONE both ship and material Welt
tho who wish ANYTHING in line ct business
only your onsy what expecting
some glory also novf3 HENRY SCHRIBEK.
The daily union., 1856-10-31
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAl
No. 56l.l
Notice of the withdrawal OF Lands In Michi-

IN Congress approved Sd JuDe 1856
land the of MICHIGAN aid in ths
railroads said state,
and continue
from sale location of the following described
probably falling wn the prescribed limits Of seecton
otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
30tb Of May last, 10 wit:
Office DuscAs An the lands the district in the southern pc
nnsua between and IA and south OF township
SO ao in the northern pennsa all the lands north Of township
80, aud west of range 10 west
Office An the lands the district all
ships H. Ia Is, and "A lying west ofrange IA west
Office All the In district those
townships situated north Of township Ia and
and those moth of township 10 and east east
Ofce DETRoT All lands lying
nships and II morrill, and all situated
Oce al KALAMAZOO: An the lands In district lying Of
TnBge6 west.
Office at sAULr STE. All the lands situated
south - township s., 20 81 inclusive.
South of township So, % TO "a inclusive.
South OF township So, Ia ranges is and 20.
South OF township 81, in ranges 81 and %.
North ofIowDsLp 10, 80 and 40; and
North OF Township 49, in ranges ~ and AZ.
rresidenIs proclamation No. 552 be offered
Ste Marfe which will not therefore, be offered
therein ordered.
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856.
THo5. A. HENDRICKS,
June l4-law6wt Intel start Commissioner.
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Trlessmar-rn. Great Europ..n p,.oov.,

pRoTECTBD BY royal patent Engana and secured by
the seals Of Bcoe do Pbamacio de
lege Of Medicine Vienna
Tnesema No IL the remedy for general debility,
o vne power premature decay, and all the distressing
qucnees arising from an early abuse &C It, effects ecacious
IN YOUTH manhood, and Old ve powers would
impaired, the decline Of ne " the Tcscpa
universally adopted all physical mpedmens like magic
before s influence thus rendering m invaluable
lering the marriage
Tcaemar No completely and entirely eEadcates
those disorders which copava and cusb
andoie for TO the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
ulafon.
Tresomar No the European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
tho inevitable destruction
and which all the saapala In the world
Tresema Noe l. p aud alike devoid SMELL
al nauseans Qualities They toilet without
their being detected.
sold in lin 81 divided into separate doses
minsered BY Valpeau, Lnllslmand, RouE, sc,
To be had, Wholesale RETAIL of Mr.. a. A. Barrow 81
Green street. near Canal New York specially appointed the
proprietor and paentee for
other part Of America. Immediately receiving
Mr. Baow will forward Tiesrmar any part world
securely pacbed and addressed according instructions
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov a-dlyr
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified the iim August
1855, the undersigned, Eha erndnn 70 whom land
~ scres issued the Commissioner Pensions
United under OF Congress
in scsviie County Virginia.
he Snlds A. ~
i hn the said land transferred bank by
deRn'd and failed 60 reach III.
bcieved the either Gsudueny The
mails or iost.
persons therefore hereby from purchasing said
intend 70 apply Commissioner of Pensions
duplicate OF ssid warrant.
ELISHA HERNDoN
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Proposals for Building Six schooners for the
United states Revenue service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Nrufembrf G. lErl

TREASURY UrPAnTMEHTt
september 6, lca6
SEALED PROPOSALS., distinctly endorsed Proposals ior Rsvs
Vesse Addressed Secretary ol the Teasuy,
will be eceved this Once until u O'clock noon, of the 9th day
OF November furnishing the materials, constructing
and delivering anla andan ChOnnu, Ut about d
tons burden oach for U United the
northern lakes
The models plans he furnished contractor
completed within three months from sRnnR u
contract
proposal considered received from
spbuudug. And each Ur be accompanied hy
responsible that the
viii be entered into BY this bidder ~ Of offer by
be department.,
half of NJ paid presentation
Of satisfactory evidence hnt the ycfes paukd ceed, and
laid and The balance On the delivery o. the vessels
pleed.
All the materials used be or quality
faithful and tie satisfaction Of the
perinieudeut
rbe
6y rrFd furnished and equipped, ard finished orat, with
nautical
eambnose, cnhH, Bnd ward rom furuturn and bnsta
bidding VIII be furnished with fhe required
spsofeaTots application 90 this department
ptnpoF r the whole number ~
vessels they liberty offer for o ni heir
convenience JAMES GUTHRlE,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
sept5-aawih6mNoy
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Land Warrant Lost.
Sep, io-iawsw

HE public hereby notified that the llh August
1885, the undersigned, James M. HALEY, warrant
No 725O, for 2J issued by the
onz the United enclosed
~ the United STATES mail scosve AIbrnrie county Y
Enia, the said land Mepa NJ snyder Son.
HAT the said land ny
htreon Transferred In blank by TIE undsrigned
the said N. Snyder ann and
was either franducntly taken from the mails o. at
AZ pean hereby aestast pnrch.sne the
sd warrant intend 20 sppy the q
Or dupiicai. of saia warrsnL
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BY nAlLaoAD DIRECT no THE WEST
lGs M aa6


konssi u" ""s''S ""' 80
Rntng tiao L.Se4a Raskgton and Onciaaat ~ Aours
Through Tickets and nssgags Checks 10 be had an
HE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
Offers rav-
eIers between Washington Baltimore all portions
The eIioE between The trains from Washington
Washington Junction, aey Relay House, nine mcs
from BaumPr THIS The only change OF required between
Wheeling the Washington slaon
through ekets for points beyond The Connecting Trans
washington daily at o. a and an, p Sundays at the
a! Wheelns direct is made the trains CEN
naa wSeaou running 6sas es On the
COLUMBUS These trains Newark with Newark
Chicago, 81 LOUIS, sc.
Al Coiambus o. trains
Of the Lutte Miami railroad Xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
VILE, &c. Al Xena Little Miami raioad
aase, Laayee Chicago Rock ana 5, LOUIS ac '''
pasae";s holding through tickets for Memphis Vieksoug,
transferred Cincinnati Ohio.
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
Foa CLEVELAND, and Toledo, Detroit
tickets sold when the Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling and Wellsviie, ory mes where with
'hg Cleveland and pi!,snnrg railroad Is made
aordng through tickets and checks in Washington the
the great West. The distance Washington
but 653 miles, being about 100 muss shorter than other
Fare BY through icke. Washington: Wheeling 80
M 90 s S S m m oaao o s. @ 5eo m 3
Chicago, so sS Louis sa5 and sas; nsmphs
&c, New Orleans, ssl, &C; -
bedford Oakland and
and &Ssenf III + = a. a. ns
train from Washington.
For ans to and from Baltimore, Annapolis &C., special ad
For further inrormaou through tickets apply to TIL II
fhhSoNS, AGENT al washington sauon -
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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ELENwOOD CAMETEbx--Odce No. e92 Peunsy ylyania
avenue, corner Of 10th the Savings Bank.
cemetery laid the Of The celebrated
New York. aud situated the high ground distant
ter mile north Of the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
20 the gateway rms company have received charter from
1ppropHang their burial
Zee title the purchaser, prohibiting fn
legislation Otherwise which is Of importance those who
wish their dead repose they placed has
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell
scuousy large pits legal
titles given 10 the ground.
N. B.-Oice from 10 -, u. pamphlets
map the charter and bylaws, and all other nomaioa
obtained also, all orders for inemens e with Mr.
No 40 Seventh street. other undertaken win prompt
attained June IDLY
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THE ONLY ONE AuTuoRrzEpi-

THE ONLY ONE huTUoRIzEDi-ThsR Rob Of DR.. Boy
VEAU LkFFECTFUR is far superior the sups CUisi
nicr sarspana, other similar remedies. u radically
al affections Of The skn darres scro the
Itch ulcers accidents from
period of l and hetednry acrmony Of humors A. depus
powerfully 0cncous cAiarrhs of the bladder
of the arising from abuses
injections soundngs As art syphic the Rob
Diseases from
of basam o oepRya cubebs m ncons which spe
without nsuazng H. The Rob Boyvean is, above
recommended syphc Diseases whether long stand
ne and which resisted the of mercury iodur
Of potassium.
General fsr the United siaes Gabriel Roudn, eq s
William New York. for wholesale orders Guo Duconge
New Orleans SeEily, San Francisco
The Rob Lactcu sold By a the druggists throughout INT
States The pamphlet Of a.
properties Of The Rob will be ohtainsd by writing O. Bon
dir, william street, New York. who viii give every inormaoon
wanted.
a. ~ prepared 70 an orders Cor America, west IN
- 49, o. ~-6c. fa - 1sAs o. e. - Es<t
March W-dE'
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mo. 56s !
Motto

OF WIhdracal Of additional Lands IN Florida
EuRTHER In pur,ulnce Of rntIed An granting
pubic nnA alternate the States Of flhdn
Aahzma aid Of certain railroads
alhs- approved 18th
BY his office ihe and officer Newnansyo and Tampa Fo
the 9Th withdrawal and
location until further odsrr, following described
ing within probable limits of Tampa Bay
Maia Stem ralroad, in said STATE, 10 wit!
Once All
Of for the Cedar Key railroad
nf which divides
and RoTh OF the line dividing townships and twenty
Once AZ ThMPli Al dividing
twenty-five aud of line
vides townships thirty and thiry-one.
under my hand, the General Lsnd oce at the city
W HshnEIon, this ninth day Of September, 1855.
JOHN HOOD,
Sept lO--lRw6w Acting Commissioner
flint and Star.l
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These steamers stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES or gAuLING-Is56

Stopping Southampton both going and returning they Offer
proceeding London ayre advantages
other route, for the economy Of nme aud money,
Passage from EsV York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin, main saoon $780, cabin saoon SllO
second do., $780,
All letters and newspapers through the post 0ce.
No bulls ladng Will be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced ID attached o each ship,
FoTncight or passage, apply 10
Q. ii. SAND, II South William ST., ~.
U. a. HEINEKER u Co, Bremen.
CR0SKEY & 90 Southampton,
WILLIAM l1ElIN, Hayre.
2I-dly