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New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

P Gen Scorr and suite left Buffalo on Monday evening
for The West
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

II Noicc-TmE SourH BArrIsr CHURCH has been repaired
and greatly will be ropened for Divine worship on
~ahblth morning afpast III o'clock We
are hrpy to add that ar and Mrs Clark have been
NM lac chm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

& J. D. Dawson, one OF the wounded at the Syracuse
guupowder explosion robbed BY sos mcTean' OF s2o'
" sme lying in Al insensible condition
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

L. Frcuch Church du -. Esprit, corner OF Franklin
and Church. reet, Thi. Church will be reopened DIVINE
vice To- morrow at half past 10 O'Clock, A NJ
~ Ir- JOHN GRANGER, M D., Secrstar).
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

II Noticc-TAe Beecker Unyers,st Church. having
heeu purpose cleaning and painting will
be reDpaned pubic Morrow the usual housay
o'clock, p NJ and y o'clock in eveing
Raeh ProvIisnce will olhclate IN the desk sl IL
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

u Prescribed hmeE.-An adjourned meeting OF the
chmer Wstcn Districts will be held
olubas ALL 26 Graad-.,ree Tusidsy evening Sept H.
occk OF NIL the Poscritsd Naehmen
requested OF will BE- transacted
LORENZO d. QUACKENBUSH, Chairman
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

DtsGRAc GruI.-Two brought own by the
steamboat Troy Thursday from Cadwes Landing,
whittier they had gone fer the purpose of having fight for
wager They were attended by thirty or forty brutal
persons who went them for the purpose Of witnessing
the performance. One OF the hack-drver named
Mcconnell, thoroughly Pummccd Its said that the
rniian- had physician with them should be glad
know his name, that respectable patients might hereafter
know whom to shun.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
u South baptist Church in Nnssnu-str

ofthc South aptlst has repaired and
realty improved AMI r,0pened Divine worship ro-Mo
row Morning U O'clock A. VI The Of Mrs. Clark have
49,, - j -, IN. {, ,o;, I'll II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

e Al Stur6rdse Mass on the I'm ins, two drunken ne
named Morris and Goddard had night which the iorne
instantly killed Goddard had not been arrested at tn
last acconnrs.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

q Mr. Jonas L. Sbey late L. 8. Marshal for the Dis
trc Of Massachusetts, the 8h, while attempting hand
newspaper from the dock steamboat lying alongside
fell between them and had his leg broken in places
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
The Pic Nc Papers, a New Work by Boz,

ooNrr1y, FoR ,LFTEMBER -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

u Mrs Collins the mother-in.aw Of the mail robber,
Baddee has arrested Ptt.bug, Pa suspicion Of
having ecn the robberes Of which ne
c,ed More discoveries have been made relation the
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

D An interesting Letter Temperance, by c. II. Della
van Esq which in type, crowded Gut by our Washing
ton Core. .pondence.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

Of our present Mayor and Council shameful especially
when our City weighed down with debt and taxation
Just think of the appointment of three Special Constables 10
attend each Registry throughou-and for what We will
answer for the Wing Wards that these Constabcs
needless as fifth wheel to coach But the party has
men who must be fed of the Treasury and this bare
faced lob is devised to put few thousands their pockets
and swell the expense of the Wig Registry Law A day
pf reckoning will come
Coxvrsr1oy OF THE FRIENps OF HOME INDUsrRr.-
aono the most important proposed for the 18th
annual fair OF the American Institute ia the convention on the
ubec, of Home Industry which meets on Friday the 18th
Of Oct at 10 o'clock A. NJ The crisis demands united
concurrence of all who interest counys pros
perya plan should be agreed upon and general uuien
notion follow Delegates invited from all the States
LATE FROM CARrnAGENA.-We have advces from Car
,bagena TO the 25,h of August by private letters via Jamaica
They stale that the bockading squadron frem Santa Marhs
had appeared off the port, consisting of the brig Marceno
and two schooner under the command OF Antonio Pada
bu, that the Government of Carhagena had Admiral
rono with FIVE schooners and brig well manned and armed
To clear the coast those pirates The squadons met and
the insurgents made for the Bay Of Baru where Admiral
Tono kept them under blockade. 1t confidently
pec,ed Cathagena that they would be captured and
brought into that port.
The insurgent General Carmona with his troops III
the vicinity of Carhagens, and prevented any provisions
reaching that city from the The inhabitants
suffering severely from scarcity of food ami the auhor
had issued decree permitting the importation OF all
kinds of eatabes, duty free, til, The 18th September Rice
was IS per qunta Indian Corn s. per bushe and other
Provisions proportcnaly dear.
The inhabitants and troops Carthagens have published
declaration in favor of the Constitutional Government OF
New Grenada. Official had been received Of the
defeat of Obando by Mosquera, the Government General
Obando had force of $500 and his loss was M.
doubtedly heavy He will probably be taken and executed
We understand farther that American citizens in the
country abou, Cahagena subject all manner Of
treatment from the ,nsursen party and obliged look
for deliverance from the tyranny lawess nPDe Of the
concnding parties to the powers of Great Britain ana
France The former nation has already man-owsr the
Pickle there, and has despatched another from Jamaica
and the French have also the Brson mauowar stationed
at thar port, Blu, the United States has single 'ese
that vicinity afford protection her interests or ree
so her citizens who may chance become embarrassed IL
any difficulty
0J Gen Scorr and suite left Buffalo Monday evening
for The West.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

" The Franklin Temperance Society holds Special
Meeting this evening We the Printers Bookbnders
&c of our City will attend.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

q Mr.. c H. Rug.es left this city the evening o
Friday l3,h ut and reached ST Louis Mo on the 20h
thus making the Journey in seven days.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

u Vnioni.fs Attention The first regular meeting OF
the Tniou Association will be held their Head
Quarters Monroe Hail. th. o'clock
SILAS CHlCkERlNG, President.
N'I"' SecTctnrlcs 3t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

vERxesT.-The Annual Electian in the Green Mountain
State took place on Tuesday this week There was Ve
,,e excitement and OF light while local oc
curre,ces gave decided advantage the 0pPoson but
the saal sdviccs received indicate the triumph OF the
Whig, br decisive majority The Wings have chosen
Senator'S in Windsor in Windham in Rutland in Ad
olson and in Chi;tenden COuny-i5 in all just half ,e
whole Senate No Loco-Focos iat as heard The Re
personalities are abou, three one Wing, SO far
e At the approaching election in Pennsylvania the q'es
on whether the Office of Governor shall be limited to sin
e term Of three wears is to be submitted TO the people
The Legislature a, is last session adored resolutions to na
effect.
q The Burlington q. T. Hawkeye saye that "O superb
horses belonging to Messrs Ksourns Mon;rose we're re-
Gently poisoned a, I. believed by the MOrmon' IN the nesh
berhood The day after the deed, 10 Smith was IN thai
place. completely intoxicated
q Tie Sacket,'s Ha5or Journal says that on the lot"
ulr As Mrs Rer,raston and daughter or their way
to attend the funeral of an infant horse attached to their
carriage ran awa- threw the. out and injured the mother
so severely that she died.
GJ. D. Dawson one OF the wounded at the Syracuse
suupow,er explosion robbed BY mscreant OF $500
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

CJ The GreendelI Mass Gazette that the tan
nery Of Mr. Solomon Snead in Sheburne, fire
Monday OF last week. and burned the ground oae John
R. Morrison has ben arrested examined and committed
for the offence I, alleged that Morrison first robbed the
building, and then set it on fire hide his
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

U Many Clerks informed the only requisite the
privileges The Ne~YOrk Lyceum the payment OF TIE DOaer
me Zee Of membership
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

l's.'s. ihoN's : fnF,N' ~ Secretaries. sill 3,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

integrity. The cashier Of the Bank has OPEN
y announced what was very we'll known, to
4 certain extent, before, that through its agents
here, it attempted to execute the base design
Of breaking the banks in this city, that it might
throw upon them the odium of second sus-
pension, which its own misconduct had rem
dered inevitable. For this purpose it crowded
our market with its bills on London and Paris,
drawn without funds there, and so possessed
itself Of the bank balances Of our merchants,
which having accumulated, it demanded them
in coin few minutes before the hour Of clo-
sing business, and Immediately shipped this
coin to meet the bills it had sold. Every
man who had any hand in this transaction
every New York merchant. if there
were any such-cannot but be branded with
indsliihio lie
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

S,reuLAR Co1Nc1DENcE.-Ad day ortwo
before the close of the late Extra Session,
M Bavard of Delaware, brought up in
The Senate the annual resolution 70 ez>
nunge Mr.. Benton's erpunging resolu>
lion. and restore Mr.. Clay's original reso-
luton. condemning the old patriot OF tho
Hermitage for removing the Deposlte'.
While The resolution was in the act Of be-
;no read for the information of the Senate
: Communication was received from Mr..
Secretary Ewing in answer to a call OF inc
Senate. stating that through the failure o.
The United States Bank the Gove','"' ~
yould lose obo,s ninety sho"'a"a '0''
la,sI ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
.MaCHxV.E POETRE

Well, Bill, we'll put our machine in motion once
more. Recollect the last time we used it some Of
the gearing 90, out Of order and knocked whole
stanza into the middle Of chaos. Look sharp after
It this time, and be particularly careful that it con-
,ains no plagiarisms Give us an assortment OF
STa.N.ZaS.
There is not a valley in this wide world SO sweet,
AS that where they've Holsters and oysters to eat
And down to that beach poor oxile of Erin,
One morning spied with hungry nav steerin',
The dew on his thin robe hung heavy and chill,
And he walk u into the oysters and muscles to kill
Hail Columbia, happy land!
For woRsER times are near at hand;
II could read my tile clear,
would right of to Texas steer;
And those who met me on the way
have no doubt to me would say,
o tell me blue-eyed stranger,
Say whittier dost thou roam!
Through these cane-brakcs a stranger,
Hast thou no settled home!
O say, can you see by the dawn's early light
The mosquito that we heard at the twilights last
cleaning,
The mosquito that bit US so fercely all night,
That kept US the while from e'er sleeping or dream
ing!
Loud roared the dreadful thunder
The rain dcluge poured,
The clouds seemed rent asunder,
Yet wife lay still and snored!
And then l sung
With trembling tongue,
Hush my dear, lie still and slun,ber,
Valiant armies guard thy bed;
Fleas and bed-bugs without number
9 Gently wander round thy head.
Well DONE Bill you and |, and the machine, have
done wonders. We have produced something no,
only original, but excellent beyond criticism. 1t
takes the shine off the original poetry which orna-
men,s our city and country newspapers.-Mercury.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

TROUBLE IN CANADA The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser. Of the 10Th ult.
saws: 1.-The British armed steamships Mi
nos and Toronto are moored in the river
between Navy Island and the Canadian
shore. We learn that las, night some per.
sons unknown, got cannon on the island
and fred several times at the vessels, WIN
that effect we are unable to say"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

ing Jonathan TO his senses-though not before
the watch below, as we'll as the remainder Of
the watch on deck. reused by the dreadful cry
Of " man overheard" had rushed to the scene
Of action in time 10 enjoy the joke.
Jonathan DooIeltle was cured Of sleeping on
deck-and was ever afterwards vigilant when
entrusted with the lookout.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
'VuSE, SIGN AND ORN An. ENTA
:, PQINElN0>

f. hARGRAVES will attend to the above
business, in all its various branches with neat
! "A.uracy and daspatch. Ako, Glazing ana Gid
sn, "''y business entrusted him will received
~ INVENTION, and be execution workmalnik .
~ BlosmiAaAen, Nsv. -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

HAMPTON & HARRISON,
wIIIIAMC. REAG AN,

lTTnRNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
lo,ua City, b,ca Territory,
EVlLL practice in the several courts OF the Ter,
w ritory, md particularly in The counties OF
anson. Cedar. Linn and Washington. C rCo'-
toos in any part OF the Territory punctuaIly al
oja5 :, 16-av Feb IL, 1871
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
HASTuNGs RICH NJ AN,

HASTINGS RLCHMAN,
r. AVE associated themselves in the practice OF
Law, and will practice i'll conjunction III the
sqa,ias 81 Muscatine, Cedar, Linn. Washington and
Oass Business entrusted with either will receive
epaWpt attention Of both.
GG.HAsrINGs, J. sCot'
Bloom;nrtcn. e Cedar county,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

consents OFFICE. Svlcade-The Coroner, or Ihu'seay
-, held late residence OF the decease' "
~ I,reoncs the body Of Isaac Bonn2Aaeh ayes nc
i've of England, by trade shoernaker From 'Ae
the wife !; appeared that the deceased io' ~
had abored under depression Of spirits ana aeeP
and had often declared ha-d "oaid
life On one occasion had taken quaint: 81 'iH
from is 10 prevent desJroy himself On
"Wednesday noon he short tire anc returning d
O'Clock soon after took and retired TO PED II va no.
YER, long before his heard and alarmed oy u- ms
Of his hard breathing and entering The apartment "les ~
f5 MIN IN an expiring condition Dr.. Clements the family
,sician was sent for late TO render an
beneficial aid |, aseertaned that the cece9e nd
-aka opium which he mad put Phlal AMI poured ialc
mum upon L and OF the moisened opium vas iouhH IA
nha in his pocket, 70 botom OF which some OF the cruz az
bered He died a: 10 o'clock " edne.da. night Inc Jpr
found a. verdict that committed suicide by taxing @
OF opium. -, % :.
The Coroner was also called the house OF john nose N
TWO doors Hudson-st-eet on the seq Oh
Nrr.-e, wife of the above AGED 10 native Of Ireland ne
deceased had been married years and mad during That
whole rrod INDUCED incompetence "a thursday of.
he I ,o,c a, apast clock and when he returned III the
- h. found her dead \ bottle that had ram or brandy
in il 9- found IN apartment, OF which Sac mad aTdeniy par
taken and pledge ticket found IN her bosom Lao YER
3;r, IS ire Jt-y was thar she died of interRperance
.o Al the corner of Toipkns and Rylnson streets on the
bod Of "a known female infant that found IN bag placed
in sket aiioat in dock the foot OF Rvingtonee-
Verdict, stlbsrn
Also on the bodies OF infants unknown that were
found IN of advanced decomposition outside me wall OF
the Catholic Cemetery, OF t Avenue anu In street
Verdict or one of that sbor1 the otter tai
the cause OF death unknown
The Coroner also called ;ae 81 Avenue near =5h'
street where quantity human bones were found IN prIv
The investigation concluded W 10 late hour last ni
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


Hill p,,.aarr; Dewitt West Point; i P PHI
er.on w Bannori G. sm'n s H. Klnan Al
S,., h5IPi' eS Sh S7 ve iss M. ras
burg non do iaehsnss' ' r IaafpIa Il @ss
boom Hudson W Bates, Troy; Eel VTontpee Carney
cssIIe,on Hull Angelica Whtehs'sS or seis,e Read
rud, s4a=ertes; 4 Hayden DO :
asrJ staples NJ; " II Inlay H1lGa d Ga CAPT ~ sat a
NALL KIT NY He'd Va. City: Henry, Ark. iien
1y do Clark Coli WI. w Gene''si er7;n
J IA" w., peeissr Lawrence, Capt Chadwick G%r
Richmond Woodbridge V p, a-an e hH s Xdor
.Ib,ny: Bertequi Mexico; Mnnor do d oiy W IN
s. We Fsf Ses CO.., a' $6r DAM nS Boston s
Thewnr Mr. Cooper Mr. Stafford Ono; Dickson Lond'n
AnEn.cAx-J USA: Maj Trumbn; Gakier Phil X
DouneI Nc Jones Georgia. P I'onh HeshS!Ie,
il Lauc Bal Hail. Monroe King, Ny; Grdey, 0nel
Georgia.
CRY IIorr- sheah , Bddle Phla' Manehc.tS y
Scipio; Grwos Phla; iiendrickon Ai1a.S X ar
Gurney Chac.ni Boggs, NJ Titus Trenton; 'if D-
Iett, Jersey.
FpASxl,x nousr-I Ford Augusta i1nnd do u Raeon
lin rortand Davis NY Mr. Pratt PhI' Hr Free
B ss@o1e e CLARK ST T"s Bnr ridrepo Murdoch U'
ca; Williams VI Kmaal Oneida CO. Jackson eaMe
Albany D Newell Jewe,, Albany I b'Ier' Eek
KILL reTmoG ..s Mo,i91 nDaSs WINDSOR Re
Homer Cook, s Toueleti Ithaca " Leonard 'e'
town.
Grant, BrookGcd Capt Marshall Palcmo Woo phla; in
KnowtoH Jordan A & Campbell Havana " .
Beming LYME: Trouty, Geneva; ; fauchar loca''
Hunt, lawrence l. DAVIS os"c-
o VI Baker, Ononda.O; w ii o"ncr, LSAan-
y Fowler, Clayton Il Morrison S1
raman amblin Port Byron Baldwin Troy; Nlev,n
Insdac Carpenter FoXboo { Summer do II ii Summer do'
Harrington stockton Falls Fisher Lancaster
Veal, Worcctcr Wright do ataretl Casspolls Dry ant
Chatham f. + Bulard Waterford w Jacot, Wooster
LoyEJoY-A Willard jr Upton; Wright Hamilton Ham
ton NY Bell Brownvlc; Wilson Wa,ertown Stephens,
Michiyan Rabcock Burnaou; sheldon do; smith Syra-
cuse Troy Adsl, de-; Stoddad Plattsbufs;
SAKE Abas: ClIpp Plde; Weed c Iianche Syrl-
Sands Middleton, Chapel lIartford VI iiun'
seaerylIe; I'VE BOSTON, Baker Little Rock Cole Je"cIt
But,on o Kncmsion Pulaski; Haok
Albany l. Avery Pokcepsic; Kimberly av;
C. X Pamcr Thomas, Pcnnont
IIarwcI Someryllc; VI Sycr, Ccrmantown IL
Higgins Ezabethown; SAXON kcusngton Dougal Mead
vile Mckinney, Ithaca; w Waller, sing sing
Bruce Sing Sing; III Wallace, Milford
'Molnard Albany Philips lIopcwcl Bell, Alexandria Fow
Ter rhl Miller Newark Ford NBrun> steele do
Hatfield w Conlng, Wayne a ; Iiuokcttsovn; u
Iufty Lanburg Princeton w Clever do; + hnaS,
Somcyle; Avery, II Fink, do W Rcmey hinson;
jackson, Rockawa; Bart flemihs on;
u Leycrcu, Tunbridgc
IT, s IIorEr-A Clark Meridc; Clark, Faran.han Fuller
Baltimore; Baker Little Rock; At~acr U Haven; II row
bridge Bovuton, Coventry; Terry, Haven; Ing
Wcyman Norton, Goshen; Beers, Cc Z VI FarquIer
AlbaHy; Pekin. Islad artwc Hartford Brown dos
L A Ayers, Ens; lladdam T. BGrihn dr;
Merriam Mcrden w Barrett, OHIO; WATSON Albany; Cor
son. Ivcrpsc Facd Cleveland Strong, Northampton; IL
Edwards, Pittsburgh; l. Breton Newbaryport
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40 THE, LADIES.

1a,,,ct, asreope,aeat and Personal Beaty eossiaer!
- connections ctth DR.. Feiis Gonrards Depslatory
POWDERS.
v.,r sculptor stGdy isate the eNqns Wotkns
nature portrays msdcl OF the humAH ioru broad u
I.. irtcai This dcveocmcat not ony cofsoi.u via ID
necessary the possession "a hSA o'ucf 9" mental &c.
Ia SINE tsrcead mark Of tatcllect 1t = no les al esata
i,, at personal beauty and is of'm?ertancc to ic and .
ny .irh possessed ti promasn feature uo"sh o6egres
49, H. of luxuToss growth OF lr 10
~ an cScrccacc which tcn', IN their case only 10 eerz
he d.nc safely speedily cicc,ua and used N According.
go, ire.us without the least Gconyenicncc Dy p tst Coz.
r eoi,toy Powders The nrzc OF the Up "hc Annoying
the Short HAIR on back OF s neck when too aFpaesia.
h T nnIe or the bcard when hs ueou Tie chc"N may all S.
] G eventually the destroyed y the Use OF this prepns
u Manufactured by Dr. FELIX GorRAuD 81 Wak'S street
& tom broadway fer sale IN thus city only there Prise
per bottle. -. ,,,. tho c.f.c, of ,bs.n -
| an, are .til sold in pcrinr" n"i drug
II nopcr TO inform the public that suck ara not DE- s sADs
purchaser, can see the pr: parstion tested required
York; /. Brown, Utica Jared Gray r"ughkeeps!e
pen,.y lvanis-Mr>. Brown, 70 Chestnut st. Ph"de'2hiA
u,ryl,nd-Nrs. Schapcr. $3 Baltimore Il Ba*Sloe
Virc,ua-FrazIcr, opp Dr. PlummerS Church. hShmend
M,s,achi.ett--J. f. Field & f. j. Bun, Lee
Cnunccicut-E. c. Ferrc. Midlstnwn WFau<Aer NorwtA
district of Coumb-S Parker PcHs> yvna Avenue hetse
9th aud 10th streets. -
Dealers supplied liberal terms SHsc bottles s'H w iIL
Lcttcr be po-t-pnit lotla y
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STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
No 25 MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
NEW YORK

MIR. TowNDRow Professor OF >tenograPAy would most
vi specially his friends and thc public III general
thai opened the above establishment whore he purpose, teach
lug peculiar ad highly approved meaod OF writing sHosN
by which the words OF puphc sPe7her
NAV be recorded pronounced and preserved IA lchc cn
future period with the u''o decree ease and
up future study and Improvement the mnHH excellent ser
mons valuable lectures. which they may hear from tune 10 t@
have now favorable opportunity acquiring practical well
ACQUAINTANCE trsy interesting Sn very useful
accomplishment =,
Lesson. siyea Schools and Private Families IN any Part ofas
Civ asd 4 vicinity When desired.
TT The (Which canao prove orr"lc thn
satisfactorily together with the of those individuals 10 "aoS
Mr. r. i, permitted refer, be known by applying to HIN
above wc= take pleasure IN explaining tho
pccularucs Hand and method OF teaching the
saai- To suck favor him " it'll visit
Young who anxious qualify themselves TO re-
port for press teach this valuable aud popular SCIENCE ara
ecay inducements can Ice offered
10 thn- who NAV he disposed engage pursuit o I'm
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.,.....r,.,,, NAVIGATION CoM~ANy.

TIE OH .sG SEMl a kSD H Sdr P't M
io.. N -. 80 ~, prepared receive and isrrr.
FREIGHT AXb PASSENGERS "hSa to r., all o F2. g
t'is f.n,I. an the favorable terms tnies ia
pam T 81 a Msr, vail 6nd II 20 he'r sd'sn'age TO
Ia, Rresd street Steamboat VIII tart GAiy At Pm
tne 80 - Corand street. hrcs Canal Boats Of sussrE,
' he .,rtcd cai, Asasy foT tre'sh or Paseags
class WI" ' NOAH COOK 4 co. los Broad street y Y.
pig 10 Ho :, irovI INSCS & co. AIbany. y.
JAMES CHA?PELL Il CO. Rochester NJ
F. =. BEACH, =, o.
A Il COBB & co. Buff.io, " T.
" Propretoss
AGENTS.
COEB OArM.iN & co. Cleveland Ono
DAVIS 4 SMITH. Portsmouth, OHIO
DOHR WEBB = co Detroit Michigan
~, RRISroI n PORTER. Chicago. Illinois.
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& / 2OO & IFS.

.So,andsf,rhich address The ear are iost AID die,
4, or> snorf h0ur; 5u! thai io7iciI strikes atd efSs
Iip,s ions, upon he mind he faihful s,yh
EugIerss ..he kllsicie2ge ict.n 6een. q l,gM.