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along the northern end Of the island, and iu-
cludiDg the adjacent islands Of Banguey,
Balabao, aud Pslawau, oeded TO that
society. The Commission invested Mr.. Torrey
with fulI, absolute. aud complete control and
authority over this portion of the Sultan's
dominions and its i0habitants, the same ns had
been possessed by him, rendering Mr. Torrey an
irresponsible sovereign, The authority thus
received has been used by him in the interest of
the society OF which he IS president, In develop.
ing the commercial interests of the island and
the announcement and protection OF Colonlsts.
The experience OF two years has been most
promising of future great results, tue climate of
the island being most healthy, and its products
consisting of gutta percha, spices, tin, and gold
articles certain to command ready market
The colony is at place called Himaius, ani
consists OF about 1000 souls, including Euro
peaDs, Chinese, and semi-civilized natives, no
distinction OF race or color being recognized.
The whole extent OF the territory under the
control of Governor Torrey is, according to
the best information, about 10000 square
miles, and contains a population of be-
Malay, the Sultan's nar"e being Abdul Mumin
Ebu Marhoun Mulaun Abdul Wabap. The situa.
ton of this island in the centre of the East
Indian Archipelago renders a possession there
one certain to become of great importance to
this country. Lying right in the track of the
Monsoon, 1t is always approachable, and being
on the high road to both China and Japan q
place of convenient call. There is no doubt the
development and prosperity OF this settlement
will ere lorg, it it be not now, recognized rs OF
national importance. The British have pos
session on the island further south. The visit
OF Governor Torrey has for its purpose the ex-
tension OF a commercial connectton The
objects he had in view in this regard he states
he has attained, and further speaks gratefully of
the recognition accorded him at Washington.
California steamer, or via England by the next
steamer 10 Europe.
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PROPOSALS FOR FoRAG

DEPOT QUABTERMAsTER OFFICE,
JEFFhRsONVILLE, Ind, Dec. 10, 1867. !
Sealed proposals viii be received a. this Office
until II M January q 1868, for the delivery of
three MOI ths' supply of OATS and Hay Tor this
IPpOt
The Oats must be of the best quality.
The Hay must be of the best quail y bAled Hay.
Forage to be delivered from time to time as re-
quTed by the officer in charge.
Bids must be made in duplicate, with q copy OF
this advertisement attached TO each, aud each bid
must be accompanied by the guarantee Of two re-
sponsible parties that, in case the contract is
awarded to The bidder good and sufficient bond
will be given for the faithful performance Of the
contract.
Bids III be endorsed proposals for Forage" and
aC dT ess ed to the undersigned.
The right ia reserved TO reject any or all bids.
BY order OF the Quartermaster-G General.
IP'2I7l H. @. RANSOM,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and @ NJ. U s. a., Depot @. 81.
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PROPOSALS
I EADoUARTERs DEPOT OF TIE PLATTE.

IL CH1EF QuARTERMAsTER's OFF1oR,
PROPOSALS FCR ARMY SsT' T'RAEsPoRT4 fio,iN3
i on 5 f oe G "a Sy % Of 9 9snaaTy 9ce qe S
% ,QT the transportation Of Military supplies during
81, iscs. on Route No. i, from Cheyenne Dakota or
TIE year, ON the Omaha branch OF the Union Pacific
epo ~ ave Te1 now f or neyeSns b Seh p9 @ tor or
Iory OF Montana, south OF latitude ~ degrees in the
The Territory Of Idaho, of longitude ia degrees
ald in the Territories OF Utah and Colorado north OF
latitude 40 degrees, Including If necessary, Denver
The weigbtto be transported during the year on
Route No. ! will not exceed twenty y-fve million
Bidders viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles al which they viii transport the stores ia each
monh 0i me year beginning April l. 1868, and ending
BIDDERS should give their names in full, as we'll as
their places OF residence and each proposal should be
accompanied by bond la the sum OF ten thousand
Dersons, legally executed and properly stam ped guar
rnnte noniioped in tie proposal 10 she psrtv nro
posing the contract viii be accepted and entered into,
party In accordance with the terms of this ADVERTISE
bach bidder must be present at the opening OF the
proposals in person or be represented by his at
1be contractor will be required to give t25OOOO
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solveucy Of
each bidder and person offered security will be re-
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route n ~. l." ana none will be
ertaiBed unless they fully comply with the require
The party 10 whom the award is made must be
prepared 10 execute the conraGt t once ana TO give
e leqIHeu pOnus lOE tne ial'hlul peElOi uhhuCS oi
the con raCt
The right to reject any all bids that may be
offer, q iB reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service by
the lst day OF prl 1865 ami Will be required to have
place Of business agency At which he may be
communicated with promptly aud readily, for Route
No 1. at Cheyenne, Dakota, or at such other point
as may be Indicated as the starting point OF the
! route.
| Blanks forms sho wing the conditions OF the con-
be entered inlo can be had on application at
this Office or at the Office of the Quarter. ser AZ New
! York; 81 Louis. Fort Leavenworth, santa Fe and
! Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be a part
| OF the prop sails
| BY ordeI of the Quartermhster- General.
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brig.-9en., Chief QuartermRster Departmen
/ of the Platte, l22lm
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Governor Torrey, OF BorneO.

From the ~ Y. Herald Of yesterday.
Mr.. j. W. Torrey, President of the American
Trading Society OF Borneo, is now IN this city,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, on his way back to
the East after an extended visit TO this country.
MIR. Torroy is q native OF RoxDury, Massachu-
setts, aud has been for the last fifteen wears
mostly resident or traveller in the East Indies,
aId has not visited this country within nine
Years. In October, 1865, as President OF the
American Trading Society OF Borneo he OBJ
famed from the Sultan OF that island commls
sion as Governor or whateVer else II might be
termed, of large tract OF territory lying
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PROPOSALS.
CHIEE
y f FICE CH
OUARTERMASTER

FF Il CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
~ FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
Sealed p,orosa Ew oELEANs, La Dec 10, 1857
this office until i2 M January 49, ises FOR the purs
chase Of AL the right title and interest the United
from Brazos sapiiaa o to Whiies Rancho, Texas OAU
sSse wall nc9de The entire track aud sdngs
road materials and supplies pertaining 70 the road,
otter equpme nts, as follows:2 - NAV
So miles railroad track.
pinch bars, used.
$500 pounds railroad lrOn good.
locomotive unserviceable,
Iooomotye m and and : 5enGer' ,1., ssTyieesbIe.
u coupling links good.
5se pounds car springs. good.
2shackie bars, used.
q square brasses, good.
fiat cars, worn but serviceable.
4TaT road frogs and switch stands, worn.
2jack screws and levers, worn.
2turniables, worn,
2screw wrenehes. worn.
2push-car wheels, worn.
stove, worn.
4baud-car wheels, worn.
does not be"ng to the United states, the bridge
over the "Boca Cbica"
from Braz3s santiago to Whites Rancho, on the Rio
stes%er w6 hGB s4s and
OF the ten miles 1S9-l6O are washed away by late
continuous and about 34-l6O miles OF the material
buried in sand.
The route is the shorest and best for the immense
traffic betweenthe Gulf Of Mexico and the interior of
muncation by rail alone readily be extended to
Brownsville.
The airoAd TO Whites Rancho saves thirty miles
of difficult and toTtuons navigation: The road is five
The property may be Inspected on application to
Captain G. n, Hoyt, a. @, M, Brownsville Texas,
ana any Information desired may be obtained fiom
that Officer or from the office Of the Chet Quarter
master Filth Military District, New Orleans, Ls.
condition of the sale viii be that transportation
shall be furnished for all GoveTnm ent troops and sup
pies whenever required at rates not to exceed tho "a
paid by The United states 10 other railroad companies
In the Finn Military District
Terms OF payment cash, in United States Treasury
notes.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids.
ProUosals should be indorsed proposals for Brazos
Santiago and Rio Grande Railroad" and addressed
to the Undersigned at this Office. -
A, ]. MCGONIGLE,
Brevet Lieut-Col. and A. O. NJ. U, S. A., charge of
Office. 1921 1876
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BARBADOES.
Movements of the Executive Amuse-

PAvANA Dec. 2s.-Our Barbados dates are TO
the llth inst Lieutenant-G Governor Robert NJ.
Mundy was expected on board the flagship
Royal Alfred. The proposed improvements in
the haroor OF Bridgetown will be carried out.
Governor Walkers term has expired The
American dramatic company had been perform
ing TO rowded houses. The annual races were
well attended and spiritedly contested. The
crops were reported in splendid condition. An
agricultural exhibition was to open on the 2lst
inst.
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JAMAICA.
EnthuSiastic Reception of Lord LyttIe-
LOn-The Inland Healthy.

HAVANA, Dec. 28.-By an arrival at Cienfuegos
we have intelligence from Jamaica to the 21st
inst. Lord Lyttleton had arrived. He was
welcomed most enthusiastically, and escorted
display Of banners, together with the ringing of
bells, gave evidence of his popularity among the
Islanders. The weather was fine and the health
of the island was good.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
yALE OF QUARTFRMAsTERs' STORES.

GALE OF QUARTERMASTERS' STORES-
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFlCE,l
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S, 1867 J
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on account OF the
United states, a. HANOVER Street Wharf, PIILA-
DkLPHIA, on FRIDAY, Jan. 3, 1865 at II O'Clock A.
NJ, a quantity or second hand QUA UARrERMASIEts4'
STORES, consisting of Adzes. Beds sgeads (LrOn)s
Blankets, Brooms (assorted), Chains, C1ise,s Cups
aud SauceTs. Desks Hatchets, Knives and Forks
Scales, Tables. Old Iron, etc. etc.
at the same time, one good serYiceable Horse.
TeGnis-Cash, In Government funds. -
123OA Bvt Colonel and A. @. M. U. 3 Army.
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DEMERARA.
Arrival of COOlies-ExpOrts Lnrge-TOn-
Wnnnad.

HAVANA, Dec. 2S.-1he news from Demerara
is to the 9th instant. Tue ship Oasis had arrived
with four hundred Coolies. sixteen of the
cargo died OH the voyage. There was an abun-
dance of provisions in the colony, and the ex.
potts 10 the United states were large Tonnage
was reported I'm demand
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ANTIGUA.
phe Legislature in Session Heavy
haAna-Good CrODs,

HAVANA Dec. 28.-Dates from Antigua are to
the lOth inst. The Legislature was in session.
There bad been heavy rains, and several tor
rents bad been formed. The crops were in fne
condition, and an abundant harvest was ex-
pected.
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Heavy Rains-Tbs Crops Benented-Ar.
rival OF BreadStuffs.
HAVANA Dec. 2s.-We have intelligence from
Trinidad to the 7th instant, at which date the
Legislature was In session.
There had been heavy rains on the island,
and the streams had been swollen into torrents
The rains had, tho wever been beneficial to the
crops.
Two invoices Of breadsluGs had arrived.
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sszzssss OPPOSITION To HOMO
A<HtfssSvAzJ~ POLY.-DAILY LINE FOR BALTI
E6EsSaRsaZsssasa- MORE via Chesapeake and Della
canal
Phlladelpha and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
pRny, daily at O'Clock z, NJ.
The Steamers OF this line are now plying regularly
this port and Baltimore leaving the Pier No.
n, Delaware avenue, above Market street daily at
2 o'clOck +. NJ (SundayS exCeptedl
Carrying all description OF Freight as low as any
other line,
Freight handled with great care. delivered
promptly, and forwarded TO all pOnts beyond the
terminus free of commission.
Particular attention paid to the transportation Of
all description Of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages
etc. etc.
For further information apply to
JOHN ID. RUOFF, Agent,
bl6a No. Is n. DELAWARE Avenue,
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H. s. BUILDERS MILL,

nos. "a, a6, AND rs y. FIFTEENTH 81.
ESLER g. BRO, Proprietors.
Al ways hand, made of the Best Seasoned Lumber
Al low prices,
WOOD MoULDINGs, BRACKETS, BALUsTERs,
AND NEWELS.
Newels Balusters, Bracket and Wood MOuidinRA.
WOOD MOULDIN0e. BRACKETS, DALUsTER9
AND NEWEL9,
BUTTHRHUT, OH EBNUT, WALNUT
MOULDINGS 70 order 6l2
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ID Il L u TION
~ TO authorize a change in the construction
Of Cornish Engine in the course of erection in
the Twentysfourth Ward,
Resolved By the Select and Common Councils
of the CITY of Philadelphia, That the Chief En-
sineer of the Water Department be and he is
hereby authorized and directed 10 modify the
existing contract with Messrs. Merrick e. Sons,
so as to Include the changes and additions
necessary to ADAPT the Cornish Engine, now in
course of erection for the Twenty fourth Ward
Works. 10 the use of the Spring Garden
Water Works. provided the expense Of the
same does rot exceed six thousand dollars
,tC0COI ...,
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President of Common Council
Attest
BENJAMIN ii. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council
JOSHUA SPERING,
President OF Select Council.
Approved This twenty-seventh day of De-
cembeT, Ammo Domini one thousand eight hum
dl ed and siXty-seven "a. ID. 1877
MORTON MOMICHAEL,
l230lt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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%KFhE Fob NEW YORK, VIA DELA
&ffiai,sksslfzs ware and Raritan Canal.
EX press Steamboat Company Steam Propeller
leave Daily from trsJ wharf below Market street
Through in twenty four hours Goods forwarded 20
ali points North, East ana est, free of commission,
Freight received at the lowest rates.
VIM. p. CLYDE d CO., AgenJl,
No, Il South Whsrvea.
IA ES HAND. Agent
No. I04 Wall street. New YORK. III
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N DIN A N OE

A N ORDINA NOE
~ To change the boundary lines of the Sc
cond Division of the Twenty sixth Ward and to
CT cate an additional division in said Ward.
Section /. The Select and Common Councilsof
the City of Philadelphia do Ordatn, That the
Second Division of the Twenty-siXth Ward
shall be bounded as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of Passyunk road and Fede-
side of said Passyu unk road to Eleventh street,
thence northwaTd along the east side of said
Eleventh street to Federal street, thence east
ward along the south side OF said Federal street
to Iassyunk road, the place OF beginning: and
that the place of voting in said division snail be
corner of Passyunk road and Wharton street.
Section 2. That a new Election Division, to be
called the Twelfth Division, be and the same is
hereby created in the said Twenty-Sixth Ward
northwest corner of PassYunk road ana Federal
street, thence westward along the north side OF
Federal street to Eleventh street, thence north
ward along the east side of said Eleventh street
TO Ellsworth street, thence eastward along the
sout n side of Ellsworth street to PRssyunk road,
thence southwestward along the west side of
said PaBsy unk road TO Federal street, the place
of beginning; and that the place of voting in
said division shall be at the house of Bernard
NJ. Farley, northeast corner of Eleventh and
visions of said ward shall be and remain as now
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs
Clerk OF Select Council
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council,
Approved this twenty-sevenlh day of Decem-
Der, Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven "a. ID. l6G7) -
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
y so II Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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TRINIDAD.

AFFAIRS I'm TRIAIOAD, pEMERARA.
ANTIGUA, JAMAICA, nTO.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND

- PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
4RS4n AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE
HSsxfaahe4HsssaazA THROUGH AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND WkSTH
THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEWBERN.
Also all points in North and South Carolina, Wis
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, and To Lynchburg
Va, Tennessee and the West, via Norfolk. Peters
burg, SOuth-side Railroad, and Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad.
The regularity, safety and cheRpness of this rouJs
commend II to the public the most desirable
medium Tor carry ing every descT Upton OF freight.
No charge for commission, drayage or any expense
of transfer.
Steamships insure al lowest rates, and leave reEu.
larly from first wharf above Market
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.,
No. Ii North and south WHARVES,
w. p. PORTER Agent at Richmond and City
Point.
T, p. CRoWELL d CO., Agents at Norfolk. 81
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THE PHILADELPHIA AND

THE PHILADELPHIA AND
AKFA SOUg HkRN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
ssSfnlklnta1. PA NY'S hhG ULAR LINE
FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
TONAWANDA $50 tons, Captain Wm. Jennings.
WYOMING, $50 tons. Captain jacob Teal.
1he steamship WYOMING will leave for the
above port Saturday, December 25 at o'clock A.
Nj, from Pier Is south WhRrves.
Through passage tickets aod, and freight taken for
all points connection with the Georgia Central Rail-
road. WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent,
CHARLES Il DIX ES, Freight Agent
No. 8l4 :. DELAWA A hE Avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter d GAmmelL u2
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDIN ANCE
~ To make an Appropriation out of the
income OF the Girard Estate for the purposes
therein mentioned.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils
of the City OF ofPhladelphia do ordain, That the
sum of one hundred and thirty-Bx thousand
nine hundred Jllars (Sl36 800 be and the same
is hereby appropriated out of the income OF the
residuary portion of the Girard Estate for the
year eighteen hundred and sixty eight OS6S),
for the purpose OF paying the expenses OF and
for the Girard Estate and Trust for the said
year. in the following particulars, that is to
Item /. Water rent. two thousand dol
larS........... $4,000
Item 2. Taxes. forty-four thousand dol
900
Item 8. Salaries, six thousand eight hum
dred dolars....... ..................... $500
thousand doliars......., -. ......... .. so 900
Item 5. Permanent Improvements, two
thousand dollars. rs.......... .............. 1000
Item G, General repairs to real estate,
eighteen thousand doiars....,, lS 900
doIlars........... - ..., ......... 5000
Item 8. Outside painting and glazing,
three Thousand doIlars............ 5000
Item 0. Paper and hanging three thou
sand ddollars.................... 5000
Item 10. Annuities six hundred dollars 900
Item IL. Miscellaneous expenses, coun-
sci fees, watchmen, fuel, print
ing, stationery, cesspools, ETC.,
four thousand five hundred
4,5OO
$l860Oo
Section q That the sum of twelve hundred
ana fifty dollars be and the same Is hereby
appropriated out of the income of the fund
appropriated, under the twenty second item of
the will of Stepnen Girard, for the improve
ment OF the eastern front OF the city of Phla-
stciion That the sum Of i've hundred and
five dollars and sixty.two cents be and the same
is hereby appropriated. under the fifth item of
the will of Stephen Girard, for the purchase of
fuel for poor white housekeepers and room
Kee pt rs 0Z
Section 4. That warrants for said appropria.
lion shall be drawn in conformity with existing
ordinances.
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President of Common Council
Attest
ROBERT BETHELL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty seventh day of Deem
beI Ammo Domini one Thousand eight hundred
anu Bixty.seven "a. ID. 1867.
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
12G0lt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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TTNION PASTE AND SIZING COMPANY
" Paste for Box makers, Book kbinders, Paper.
hangers, Shoemakers. POck et-buOk NJ akers, Bill
Posters etc II will not sour. Is cheap and always
ready Tor use Refer 60 J. B. Lppincou q Co., Devar
Il Keller William Mann Philadelphia Hlqtlifer
Harper Brothers, America Tract Society," and others
MERGE Street, "
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lfEEs. TOsHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
ll.lz2-I ne uuders gned having leased the KEN
SINGION SCREW DOCK, beRs 10 Inform his friends
and the patrons of the Dock hat he Is prepared with
Increased facilities 10 accommodate those having
vessels be raised repaired and beiug practical
sbip-caTpenter and caulk will give personal atten
tion To the vessels entrusted TO him for repairs.
Captains Agents Shi Carpenters aud Machinists
having vessels 10 epair, are solicited TO call
Having the agency for the sale of "Wetterstedts'
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint, for
the preservation OF vessels bottoms for this city, am
prepared TO furnish the same on reasonable terms.
JOHN II. HAMMITT,
RenSington Screw DOCK,
- DELAWARE Avenue aabOve Laurel street.
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7 ECTUREs.-A NEW COURSE OF Lee.
J. tuTeh being delivered at the New York Museum
OF A Datomy tmbIacing the subects:--
"HOw 10 live al what 10 live ioT-Youtht Maturity,
and old age - Manhood generally reviewed. The
causes OF hatuence ano Nervous diseases
accounted ior-Marriage philOsophically considered
Pocket volumes containing these lectures win be
forwarded parties unable 10 attend on receipt of
four stamps, by addressing "SECRErARY, New
York Museum of Anatomy and Science, No. 6lS
BROADWAY, New York; l263mr
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z4sazs FOR NEW YORR.-SVLFT.
ATfh5a>rA.f~ SURE Transportation Company De-
SsszsA spatch and swiftsuTe Lines, wa Deia
March leaving daily at u NJ. and p NJ, nectinS
with all Northern and Eastern lines,
For freight which will be taken on accommodating
'0iA' "HT'' ~ WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD d CO.,
In No, 1872 S. DELAWARE Avenue.
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NEW EX PRESS LINE TS
R$Rf5A Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington,
SSteSagA ID. O., via chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Mum conn ections Alexandria from the most direJ
route for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville
Steamers leave regularly from the fret wharf AsoVs
Market street.
WIN. p. CLYDE g. CO.,
No, IA North and South Wharvea
], b. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown,
M. ELDRIDGE d Co.. Agents at Alexandria "a
ginia, 81
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THE VEST INDIES.

LATEST NEWS BY THE CUBA CABLE.
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BOARDING.

IIRST T-CLASS BOA r D N G
Central location No. 1921 GIRARD Street, west OF
Eleventh. above Chesnut street. A hand sOme second
story front room, unfurnished now vacant.
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80 TME PnuAnELPMIA ANn

%%S1 THE PHILADELPHIA AND
SpgeAkak1S SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
FANY'S REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE
FOR WILMlNGTON, N. q.
The steamship PIONkEB, Sl2.tOns, Captain J. Ben
nett, will leave for the above port Saturday,
December 2s. at O'Clock p. M, from Pier ls South
Wbarves.
Bls.of lad1ng signed at through and reduced rates
to all principal points in North CavelinR
Agents at Wilmington, Worth e. Daniel
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
CHARLES T.. DIX IlS, freight Agent.
u25 No. 3li 3. Delaware avenue