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Movements or European steamers.
THE ARABIA OUTWARD BOUND.

HAIfsAN. Dec, 10 1856,
The steamship Arabia arrived At her dock hero Al
noon 10 day. shs OF the bs-bnr last night. bui
detained outside by derss log arising from the water.
she ssiied herce for Liverpool Al 2 7. NJ with light
northwest wind and clear weather.
THE BALTIC OUTWARD BOUND.
PmIApxt.Tis, Dec. IL, 1856.
The captain Of the steamer Ciiy Of Baltimore reports
that be saw tho Collins steamer Baltic q, O'Clock
morning Of thursday, the an lns OF Mne Head bound
from Nee York TO Liverpool
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f1nf.nltfHia, Dec. IL, 1855.
Ths United states receiving ship uniop, q, anchor
the Navy YARD, 80 brdy cut BY tan doa,ng
she SUNK in about thirty feet The Tinted states
sooe~f-rnr rreble anchor close by. and succeed
Cd n saving thc stores, ammunition and al hauds The
Jnon very old vessel and has been unseawothy
many years. she will he rsi,cd and broken up
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tifCAlh, les. II, 1876.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri has reversed and re
msndsd tie case Of tie City Of st. Louis sgsinst j. n
Alexander. better know the ohlo and lrsssspps Rail.
road IN unctioa
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CuctGo, leo. ~, 1853
An OVERLAND PARTY from Lake Superior arrived hcre
lsS evening AZ Marquette Tie lhrsc feet
deep. lie weather VA. mild and mining operations
bfss and promising II supposed that su,t
Gent supplies stored at all points Tor winter con
sumps On.
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Exrp. SESSION or THE MrssIsarrr LsarsLA.
rVEs -Tne Legislature OF hssissppi met the LIST
In extra session u virtue oi s adjournment the
lih Of March last 70 ac upon the report o the learned
conmissouers wm. \. Snarxsy. W. Y. Harris ana u Z.
Illcti appointed under Alas OF precious tegssAnre,
A codfy tho statute Avs VI Vac S,slc.
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Disa ster on Lake Ontario.

Oevreo, Tec. 10, 1855
Tho schooner CorneIs, from Cleveland 70 Toroa!o,
with ifce siens and corn driven ssaors, near 70
ronio II tho sss vhe crsw ~sre Forced Into ,hc
rgsilg. and Nsslly swan ~,srs VEST ssa ca-yo .
total loss
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suJden Death Of a Politician.

AnaSY, pec. 10, 1855.
John p. Van Ft,en, lumber dealer. Diet suddenly
this evening, On The Troy road, IRON tSc,sment 10 a
supposedly IN endesrorine 20 ,,or bic horse winch hsi
ruu away. Mr. Van E,ten, four Year, ago represented
Chemunf in the Assembly, and Albany county In 1866
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From tho south.
THE BUM0sxD NEGRO RESURRECTION IN FL0sIDA-
DUYL DECLINED.
BALTIMORE, Dec 10, 1868.
The rancr or slave lnsurrections In Florida Is posi-
lively deuied.
card from Hon. A. Fl. Stephens appears in the Au-
gpssa CcniitmiooaIis in which no posts Mr. B. Il. Hill
Tor cowArdice, in dscliniug challenge
The Jewish synagogue =, Mobile destroyed by IRE
en- the 11th inst
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state Of the Weather.

SfNtE Oh INC HVeNtUtFs
MONTREAL, Doc. IL, 1856.
has been excessively cold here for the last few days
The thermometer yesterday morning was twenty do.
srees below zero to day sixteen. At Quebec yesterday
twenty two degrees below zero; to-day twenty. Awo-
frozen death IN coming from the country this
morning. The river opposite Montreal Is full OF drifting
ice.
HAIIyAx, N. s., Dec. 10, 1856.
At eight A. ~ the weather clear and the Thermometer
eight degrees above zero.
SAoyvrILs, ~ s., Doc. 10, 1858.
The thermometer ten below zero.
81 JoaN, n. B., Bec. 10, 1855.
The thermometer ten below zero.
WOODSTOCK. Vt, Dec. 10, 1865.
The ther mometer thirty below zero.
PHADErELA, Dec. 10, 1855.
Tho thermometer at A. H. at Is, and at noon 81
above
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA sr0gx BOARD.
PHrADnpfuA uec. II, 1855.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania SIS, 81 Reaog Railroad.
l2X; Morris Canal 14H; Long Island Railroad l21l;
Pounsyivania Railroad, A.
CHARLESTON Dec 10 1850
Co,,on-Sales to day 2 200 bsles at an aGY.usc OF
20. We quote good middnng at l2isc.
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January set apart for the consideration Of Terrific
RAJ business.
THE UNFINISHED BUsrSRs or LAST BzssOs.
The bill which passed the Senate at the last session
authorizing the people OF Kaisas 70 form oonstsuon
State government, preparatory 10 their admission
into the Union equal footing with the original States
referred to tho Committee Territories The other
Senate bills, lying from the frat session, were re-
iarea 10 the appropriate commttees including many
relative to harbor and river improvements.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
After time spent In the consideration Of the pr
vale calendar. the House adjourned.
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Eire MT nIilxyanlxie.

NuwAuNH, Dec. 10, 1855.
The foundry Of Messrs. Lee Sons in tAls city, was
destroyed by fire last night Loss $40 600 insured for
$4,000,
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United States Supreme Court.

WAsHtSoror, Dec 10, 1866.
The arguments In the Dred Scott were concluded
yesterday. Tho Court takes time for dsllberato1, and
the decision will not be made for several Wees, proba
bly, not until the end Of the term.
Case no. sl2. The Warrington Alexandra and George.
iov Steam Packet Company, plaintiffs Frederick E.
sicSIes OF al Writ of docketsed aud dismissed
with cossl
E1 p0rte. David A. Lecombs Motion for rule ON
Judges of Supreme Court Munesota 10 shcw cause &c.
Argued by Mr.. Badgere In support thereof
Case No IS. James Meegau plaintiff, vs.. fercmiah I.
Boyle. Argument CONNER ced by Mr. Geyer for paina,
coninued by Mr.. Williams for defendant
Adjourned till Monday.
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The Negro 1roubles an Kepturaxy.
LoUsyuLs, Dec. 10, 1856
The negro preacher Anderson WA examined to day .
Csrrolion, but nothing proved against him He 10
still nsli on charges from Henry and Tumble counties
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Army Movements.

The schooner Andrew Nasterton has arrived Ut Old
Point from Florida with company Y. second artillery.
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THE TEST NE w s.
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS.

NoN-ArrivaI of the America.
HALIrAx, ,kDso. 2o-l A.. NJ
Tho steamship America now in her fourteenth day has
not vet been heard Of The weather In clear and cold
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WASHINGTON, Dec, ~, 1886
TxssuARikt auslSxSs
Three dsys, commencing croui the ts'ri Tuesday 10
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WAsutserc~ fec. ls, 1855.
7Ae afssdmsaifs--rA> fststan y A. a. CitB asi
lssccfoef,
The believing memorial Of which mste mcanon las,
evcufr presented to corgrSss 10 day snt referred
70 hc Committee Poet offces and Pcs, Ecsds
To HoScraur. rrr sr~svr ASr Horsr o. prrnrsrN.
rAtwrs rnr uSurp sfArrS, ~ CngerEss Asssswtwp
1he undersigned mensr slsls contractors FOR the
tE ri he mails the CnHe STATES between h~ New
Nofk erd bverpco end 'bey ash tor re IN the i~S
crLress the aatuc mai servic
vh The wofod Oh ect Of mail and auxiliary naval
Inl The Postmaster General made conrac with Brs.
lire and about he iiUe be Naval t1rnliee
Congrees repcsed bis for he construction a
Aer he contract mad IN The remen line
wae feared that they would be unable with tho
British STEAMERS and failing to DO the Brsh
charged the postage grnn hc ua natr when.
carried b. he Bremen ihe Cunard line. Tho reut
nne allure and The British took
ol ta fact end refused make pcia treaty, anl wod
ard did rot un afcr the contract aale With your
nshis urdcr hese clrcumsancss yeur memors'si Nese
caeu urc~ hy The mrwt nskA proposals. tor
ne msiis between New York and tSvcrpuc AMI n t
ul ~ rgfeenrrt hv mefncrtass trtd tlH
dc rcd shirs The ADMIN sraion caused hp reported bills
hai matter % be altered, AMI provide ~
sron ci only ~ nsieai c ten, thas
N fac cunsderrs lhe intended vessels o yonr memess
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-sps viii eonfuscd recolccuons Of the whliunx,os OF
ssreery recollection and amid oonioundng of local
ties he ivrnet ike Mnitnron, and like whittingtos,
be hcrcd 10 reTn. Be this n may shall BE- ueahlg
"a irfurm yeu Of he rrecse thoughts In which he m.
dS<ec ca this Tartcu0 occasion, when sitting 1t -
huls eesx bot think an prepared " ssats generally
that they vsre gloomy, Tor not Afterwards he wse
szrNgst Ia I've very solemn snterprisscns was v pro-
vdt vl&ce svabie wssn Of the people Of BAlfi-
more or the eursl 1 their deed and the osAer
prcvue smiiax place for the Ike purpose v accommo-
he dead Of BurAo In the Grt OF these enNsvpvsss
ts cesvfrcsd sone frends n nrudsnt Tor thsn "
enhvk Their Inc rvsul, vas that the pre- ssa
Mled. and MS trends we're nearly ruined.
The other was projected the heel of tha
failure Of the frW and he failed In that ALEC.
Ard subse elrently 70 this he sl suns 70 hss Avor~
idea, by having hand In = monster censssry nsArsr
home-in New Jersey, Tor InssAnce-which rom Ma
time langusned. and languishinf did live, uDul ss0e
year or Two when from Ne lAnguishing tsA nn6
was buried with oil i,s dead into the bovssa of
comTsry, vsch he also touched, and row lanGu1h>s
Alcr The Old fAsnlan. Now. hare we Wxs oar gro~nA
and weturn 70 the prosecution and hev vitrs-s an&
ask them 10 riace thor hands upon their nsars smx
say whether ibey srow o single eyterpsse ., chasss
n Huutlussons q rrccctlcn. or siw erer~ys v -
negotiating or, set. snele @s.s~s tgsnssrta, y
his ~hcrga nc really osheacd wss aay prosperity ss
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RECEIVING OUR FIRST FALL. SUP.


VNyE ARE NOW RECEIVING VERY many
w new and desirable DRY GOODS suitable
for the present and coming season.
20 pieces superior black silks, some at 81 well
worth 81 %
large lot fancy plaid and stripe Silks, very de-
sirsble for fall dresses, which we Will sell
very cheap
IS pieces Plain and plaid French Merinos
81 do rich ard new style Mcusseiin DeLains
20 do plain and plaid sack lannels
DO do White and COlored Flannels, some very
fine
50 eOzsn Ladies and Misses Corded and Hoop
Skirts
- do Linen Cambria Uandkerchiefs at 81 50
per dozen
200 pieces B.eached and Brown Cottons Of tie
best brands
leo do morn Of those superior soft finish house.
wife Cottons
100 do superior Shifting Linens, all o; the best
brands
20 do CT, 90, lO-4, and ia Cotton sheeting
Co:tons
large lot of superior Table Diapers, Napkins,
Towels, Scotch Diapers and Bird Eye
Diapers
50 new stvle Fall Shawls and Scarfs
IS dozen Ladies' Kid and Beaver Gauntle.s
% do White and Colored French Corsets
90 do more O; those White end colored ribbed
y Hose
so do eentlemen's and Boys Linen Shirt b.
With great variety Of other Goods for general
family consumption, 10 which We ask the special
attention Of purchasers.
IL We must again insist on the payment Of
bills remaining unsettled to LIST July, as upon
strict promptneSs in all business transactions de-
Ponds or ultimate success.
COLLEY & SEARS,
SD Seventh st, doors north Ia ave.
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MOVEMENTS OF OcBAN s.sANEas
rRoa ErIfrpsrI,z1
Tho Overland N ails 70 India AID China

we have often been ied for information inr,
gard to The departure Of the Malls rIon Epg,,,s
20 China The following may be interesting 70
those who have correspondence with the East:
the malls leave Southamp ton on the s,h and
<on OF each month, and arrive ct Gibraltar sl,o,
TIE yin and 18th OF same month aUiyea al iIajIs
about the lith and both of same month arivaS =,
Aietandria about the 18th OF same and ftb OF Fol '
lowing month. - '0A
Leaves SaeE about the 2O,h or 2Ist Of same md
on o. 9th Of following month arrives al Alden
sooui the 18th or 18th OF same and lgtn or l2th OF
following mOath "
Leaves Alden sbcU: the 18th or nth CT ssmeana
6ay OF arrival for bombay, and Ilih to 18Th for
Indian Navy steamer arrives st bombay r. or,
tns % 10 Sh ana 18th 20 21st cf following mo,,S
r hao ". Steamer arrives al PrIp, Do ~ az
soout the 9th or Ito and I'D 10 23d ~ fcjjoIr,ns
manih leaves Point de Gaile for PuIo Pan.ns
'eesame day, II the steamer has already s1riaaxs
vhioh tafes the nnii on arrives 1T PuIo Pensna
sooutthe 18th or 18th agd Path and 1e;b q, ,oIIoS
Ing I1oa'h arrives at Singapore about the Is,h
az 18TH and 3fst or ls OF following month. le.n.
Singe pore bout ~ hours after ARRIVAL: arrtvas
Hong Kong about the I'D or 2ith and an or Io,h
olloEoWinS month, leaves next day for Shanph,i
Two malS leave En9land-one on the slh and
2oth o! each n1onth-7is Harseiiles and arrive Al
hlexsndTis about the same time as the Sou,Lamp
on mail.
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DEPARTMENT INFERIOR. Mayz. 1915
sIHGER'S
Improved Sewing Machines,

TO which vas granted the Highest Award o.
the Paris Exhibition, tn reby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority
VTNHE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
Il chine has simplifed them In many respects
and they are capa executing twice the amount
Q. work they did formerly in any given time
They are without question the only Machines ca
pablo Of sewing every variety of goods perfect; a
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any Of these machines by simple change
OF needle and thread In such a manner that tie
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families will find
them the only safe Machines to purchase, as they
get out Of order.
we have machines with guages attached, for
binding hats, cap-fronts, gaiters, &c.
SILK, Thread: Cotton, Needles, &c, constantly
on hand, at the lowest rates
Persons DESTROYS Conformation regarding Sew.
Ing Machines Will please address
/. NJ. SINGER 4 CO,
los Baltimore street, Baltimore
N Eve are prepared to exchange these ma.
chimes Tor old machines OF any kind Terms lib.
efal. Persons who have been Induced to purchase
inferior machines under the pretext Of being
cheap, Will and this benefit indeed.
mar l0-H
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.,
MIR. F. HOLLIS CROUCH

ID x. . Z Il LIS z UU CHI,
COMPOSER AND SINGING MASTER.
AT THE INSTANCE AND RECOMMEN
IA datiou or several OF his influential friends
has 0e.eTmnei 10 establish himself at the CITY Of
Washington, rs VOCALIST and SINGING
MASTER. His reputation In these branches, rs
well as composer or many OF the most popular
songs, such ss "Ksthleen Mavourneen, 80 'sDer-
mot Astore," &c, Ia trusts, will en,itle aim TO
the patronage or The community.
He Will be glad 10 take charge Of limited
number CT Private Scholars, and proposes ooen-
Ing Musical Vocal Academy on the 18th Sep
tember next, FOR the development and study Of
singing In classes, commencing from the ele-
mentary principles up 10 the accomplished sing
or. HIS circulars will be pre- AIRED as soon pos
sible and, In the meantime, he would suggest
that early appli cation be made either for private
or class tuition, at Mr.. Richard Davis's or at
George H,lbus's Music Store, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., who will give every necessary Information,
and where Mr.. CROUCH'S latest comDositoins
can be seel. au 19-e01m
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Bat III hours!
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hoursm
IHRovsH TICKETS AID BAGGAGE cHHcrs 70 ps
had IN WASHINGTON.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
L ROAD having greatly improved It's Western
connections, now offers the fullest Inducements TO
Travellers between WASHINGTON, BALTI-
M Wlit;l;' and all poItionS ofthe WEST, NORTH
The onnection betweenthe Trains from Wash
lngton and the Trains bound West from Balti.
more Is always promrtiy made at the Washington
junction (latey called the Relay House) mites
from Baltimore. This is the only change of ears
required between Washington and the Ohio river
baggage is checked through to Wheeling at the
Washington Station, and reehccked and trans
tefred there, with tie passengers) without charge
foI those holding Through Tickets for roI2ts be.
yond The connecting trains leave Washington
daily at o a M and AZ ?. III. On Sundays at the
At BENWOOD, = miles from Wheeling. direct
connection Is made with the trains Of CENTRAL
OHIO RAILROAD, running from Bellair, on
Newark, TO COLUMBUS. Those trains connect
at Newark with the cars OF the Newark, Al ans5leId
and sandusky Railroad for Sandgsky, Toledo
Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis, etc.
At COLUMBUS the G o. Rarfold trains con.
nect with the fast trains Of the Little Miami Rail
rood 10 Selia, Cincinnati, Louisville ctc Al
AENIA (oI Lite Miami abroad connection Is
DQ.Ll n
arolis, TeTre Haute, Lafayette, Chitseo. Pol
Island, ST. Louis, Carlo, etc 'Oo'
III Passengers holding through Tickets for
Memphis, ItcSsbIas, Eatckr=, I.eag Orleans etc
which are also sold at Washlnston-are trans,
TERED at Cincinnati, 10 the Mali steamers on the
ohlo. Tickets for Evansville, Carlo, and st.
Louis are sold by the river route d..
III For CLEVELAND, ard via q ere and 70
TO eco, Detroit, Chicago, etc tickets are sod
when the Ohio Is navigable between Vince inc
and Wellsviile (forty miies) where a connection
made.
Travel'rs are requested to notice that while this
Checks in Washington, IL ia a!so liza shortest
most speedy, and dire.tto near al the leading
points In the great West. The distance from
washington 10 Cincinnati Is but 653 mi es being
apou' ,Vo miles shorter than by any other route.
FAKE, BY THROUGH TICKET, FROM
W., wa al aiS:r1N To Wheeling, 80 SO; Co!um-
6us, VIZ 6ai Dayton, sl5 so; Cincinnati, Sls %;
Cincinnati, &ls 90; Indiana oils, sl7 so; Ceve-
ana, sl2 So; Toledo, sI5 go; Detroit, e15 90 !;
Cnlcago, $40 IS and $40 so; st Louis S2S 80 and
sgSi Mem phis, 326; New Dreams &3i, etc.
,RFOR- FREDERICK AND HARPER'S
r rERR, MARTINsBUR6. CUMBERLAND,
rlhOMONT, OAKLAND, and FAIRM0NT,
MESSENGERS may leave Washington at 9 a. m OF
II p. m. For the minor way stations between
Washington.
III For trains to and from Baltimore, Amman.
OILS, etc, see special advertisements.
:. W or further Information, Through TI.ke,s.
etc, apply to THOMAS PARSONS, Agent
-...l0Ie,fs TyM. 8. woODsIDE, -'.
Master Of Trans por,s,,oaS
march 1T u. U. Railroad, Baltimore.
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Miscellaneous.
WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFOLhY
Il informs the public that he has taken IN store
room i'm Poltinbnrn,s new Buildings, NO 377 ID
street, between 9Th AMI eth. for the purpose OF
commencing the WHOLESALE PAfEf CoM-
MISSION BUSINESS. -
He has now on hand, and through his arrange
,nents with some II the largest firms at the North
il constantly receiyinS large lots OF Printing,
Writing and other Pa hN0: which ne is seiling
AT manufacturer prices.
Those dealing In the articles would do well to
cali, before purchasing elsewhere.
All 26 cost EDWARD TOWERS
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f VENING STAR,
BRILLIAET5.
A PICTURE.

Yestemighc
won M father from his cottage home
To see my spleadors, but he praised them not
Beyond his wont S--ho held them all In scorn
Something tCO long, vheTeat led his steos
Along the terrace, knCr'st thou where nv wire,
Run DER the garden olives, aad the elms,
Hanging their purple berries o. strange stems,
And browning the grave trees Ike jewellers
We rested there / said These Ieafy bowers,
These flowers % gold starring SKY Of green
Is 1t not dainty fair say that Of these
All me he pointed out between the stalks,
&nd not an arrows flight away, there stood
a hut-about II gleamst those lowly lilies,
Those lilies clad more gorgeously than kings;
And underneath its caves Gods pensioner
and man light friend, he swallow, nested thlcE;
AND from the vineyard came the good man home,
Red from his work - the fruit; and a low door,
Made lower with the leaves that corniced IL,
Gave young mother ard her gold-heired girl
Unto our eyes-wRose eyes awaited nlm;
And all The happy Circumstance OF this,
Gods equal sunshine cast glory on
And touched IL into perfectness ana peace;
Will mine stood IN cold shadow Gill, vept
fEd,cin Arao d.
HAPPINESS.
Who that define II say they more or less.
Tbao that h1ppIHsSs ts hHpDfasSs
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adelphia manu-
lac.urcT. a FIST rate
Sewed or Pcggcd
Calf SKIN BOOT at
81 82, full as good
as thosG usually sold
at S5 or Sc; a.d 4
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
70 50, az good as any
at 25; a hrstrate Cal!
6aiterat 81 so, these
are the best goods
that is (or ever were)
sold in the District
for the price; for the
proof come and see
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FoR PER's FERRY,
stH.lEII::s Via Chesapsaks + fss~lumr,S
- 5zs{< Ok;o CARai saSsfSeH455ss22fssl

80 Okio Caxai. 6N
THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
TX'HE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET
L BOAT ARGO, Capt. CHks. II. MERRILL,
will commence making Regular Traps between
GEORGETOWN and the above Point, on Mon
day, March 9Th, 1855.
The Bcatwiil leave the wharf OF W. H. & II g
Ritter, Georgetown, ID. G., every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday morning, at O'Clock
Returning, she Will leave Harper's Ferry every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
o'clock.
Through Tickets, 1925.
To Ls:sbarg 81 624 lHclHdiag the StIgs from
Edpards' Ferry
Families intending to visitthe Virginia Springs
the coming season will End this by far the most
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berkeley
Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren.
Meals served on board at moderate rates.
A coach Will always be In readiness In George
town TO convey passengersto and from the Boat
For further particulars inquire at the store OF
w. IL. Il II 6. RITTER, Georgetown, and
JOHN " AVIS, Jr., Harper's Ferry, Va.
mar iS-i
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PROPOSED DATRs OF sAILIrs.
Far NsS YcvI. FyoD Lte.,,e.l
lF56 I2Sf

tut IleIghI OF passage apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
Sc Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO., d Austin
Frjars, London
y: 6. WAINWRIGHT & CO, Paris.
The owners Of these ships will not be account
able for gold silver bullion, specie iewelry. pre-
clous stones or metals, unless bills Of ladfnp are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
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