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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17

WfIW WEEIING At The EXCHANGE.
meeting VI the Why's u requested NJ the large room
~ The Exchange on Friday Evening next o'clock for
the appointment Of Delegates the Wing Convention that
meets on the 22d.
BY the request Of MANY WINGS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17

The estimate Of expenditure during the
year il a. follows:
Civil and miscellaneous Si,445,l22 90
Military services, &c. 9,2s6,l2 90
Naval service 1881, 223 90
Interest on loan and Trea-
sury notes $1,000 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
I.ATEST SOJITHERN SHIP NEWS.

BALrIMonE. Maya II Douglas, Norville Rio do ia
Wr: Boston came e ls:ky q Ts Ito to s. i
Winter ofsale% I'm Bueno. Aes fer Salem OFT ?e Ssy.
T,ss smaIIs DO; Gohaset Sears PsI!Isnd CD jersey
Pn.LADKLPnA, May sAr Randolph. GOld.mh, Charles
tom Jane Reed New Bedford; Lady Clton Cranmer New
York; America Treadwell dos PHILADELPHIA Th,n. Nan
!acsei Eyena Sears New Bedford Brookhaysp, Pandsr.on
Boston; Fdwsrd,, sc%ss, Yo1i Iyanhos, Posi-, DO
Cid Baltimore Edridge Halifax, ;; Turk Eidr!dge, Bos
too Ruby. Carlton do; Oak Ryder, do Elicit Baker do
Pe%squid B.iey, A4,ifI. N Ctyop Gafam 8. John,
Mclntyre, do; Mary, TIefethsn, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

90 large and highly fashionable audience visited
Peales New York Museum last night. to witness the
derfu eats performed by Miss Darling the accomplished
enchsntress She is graceful in her movements, SO
ladyke in her manners, and wthal has such fascina-
ting and bewitching way that the gentlemen render
themselves willing captives to her magic spells Delarue
gave his limitations of Kean, Kembe Booth and Forrest
with such vividnees and force that might almost
imagine those eminent tragedans present in propra
persona Bendals comic singing was greeted with rap
tursus delight La petite Cerito's dancing encored
with the utmost enthusiasm The charge Of admission,
including curoses performances, and picture gallery,
is only one shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

CHATHAM THEATRE.-1i there be any theatrical
manager in this city more deserving ofsupport than
another, that man is Thorne, of the Chatham. He
ever on the alert to secure the first talent and al
30 to present TO the public the latest and most 20.
pular works OF modern dramatsts-not forgetting at
intervals to give taste of the more finished phi.
osophcal, and witty, old-school writer's Tonight
Mr.. Forrest and Miss Clifton, who have been en-.
gagged for few nights, appear in Paynes tragedy OF
"Brutus, or the Fall OF Tarquin," supported by
Messrs Thorne and Marshall The entertainments
conclude with an admirable meo- drama entitled
the Gamblers Fate"-more than sufficient to ell.
sure full house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

nfy- TO THE READERs.--From the first introduc
ton Of Gran Remedy for the HAIR has been re-
ceved with that appreciation which can only be accorded
10 an article that has well tried and not found want
ing The confidence reposed in this remedy, after lapse
ofme sufficient to try It's merit is conclusive evidence
Off high appreciation and OF the great notoriey has
obtained.
This composition has been ofgrest service to those who
have used IT, according to the instructions, with care and
and ali may experience the benefit Of its
surprising effects.
A. Grandjeon may be consulted every day during day
light only, AZ Ma. Barclay street.
All apothecaries druggists and country merchants are
respectfully requested 20 give their orders immedsey
for Grsndean's Hair Composition they wish to prevent
delay.
Each box contains two bottlosone OF paste DO used
In the evening and Of liquid to DO used in the
ing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

10 is wonderful age and a great country when
people can the finest sights and the greatest wonders
in the world while only saunterpg abou. New York At
the American Museum, now you can in one hour gain
better knowledge of Paris than by months wauderings
through the streets Of that grand metropolis Of art and
fashion. northern voyage would only show YOU sea
monsters and cebergs-you have here living sea dog.
Professor Garvey and will give you the best possible
idea ofthe great Guadsloupe earthquake; while winche
sherman, and Miss Phillips, give fun, music, and groce
IN ell their varieties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

and gentlemen, with these remarks conclude loud
applause)
piece OF music given in excellent taste, short ad
dreas was made by the Rev Mr.. Wyckof and the meet
of whom declared that they could cheerluly kiss
the dear, good old sailor -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

FROM SorTH AMERIcA-Capt. Burr, of the big
Lagrange, arrived last night from Rio Grande, says
the vesselsn port can get no freghts all the cattle
were driven back to the government settlements,
and prevented from being killed by the revolters
They had seized all supplies for the government
troops, besides committing other depredations No
skirmlshes had taken place when he left.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia.
IConespondence Of the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, May 8, 1913.
Hall past o'clock. 5

attempted Assassination Of the Mayor Of Phha-
delphia..
DEAR SIR
An attempt to shoot Mr.. John NJ Scott, the Mayor
of this city, was made this moment by an old
Italian named Adophus Benedict Ptoemlus, who
was in the habit Of calling him for charity, three
or four times week-to day he called on the Mayor
and found HIM busy in his private Office, and was
treaty coolly by him after which, as he was going
out of the side door of his office, he shot in the
back the ball struck button and glancing of
struck the wall, without doing material damage to
his honor. He will have hearing in the course OF
this afternoon. Tomorrow will send you all the
particulars. Respectfully yours, G. r. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-There is to be another
election for the officers of the New York Chamber
of Commerce-and it promises to be warm con-
tesla sort of tempest in boiling tea-pot-ln which
either the mighty principles of revenue tariff, or
those of protective tariff, are to predominant
Two parties are already in the field. the drab.gai
ters,' or /" Yorkshires," who in favor OF free
trade, or the "eel-skins," or squire Yankees" in
favor Of high tariff. 1t will be funny contest,
and promises to convulse all Wall street, and bit
of Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
90 GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILl
6LsNTIAN AMI SAnSs In Tho ColIouo


Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York,
respectfully to inform the American public, that Il
celebrated Extract of Sarssparls is the only prepare
of the kind at present offered for SALE that contains
powerful addition Of Gentan and Sarssafras, two Of
greatest purifiers OF the blood mentioned in the
Pharmacopeia the mixture sold by the druggists b.
only decoction of sarssparilla and Liquorice. In
diseases arising from impure state Of the blood this
tract is highly beneficial such scrofula salt rhu
chronic rheumatism, obstinate cutaneous sruptons
worm or letter botches plmpes on the face, syph
eruptions or pains in the bones or joints any dis
having its orgng in corrupt state Of the blood. Sol
large BOTTLES at rs cents each in containing hs
dozen, So SO in do containing dozen, g. Garrett
packed and sen, to all parts Of the Union
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Age1
Once and consulting rooms Of the College, o. MAI
street
N. B.-A liberal discount allowed to medical pr(
TONERS and druggists
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The exercises of the evening opened with very
short but very beautiful and appropriate prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Peck we believe that was the name, but the
man who gave out mumbled miserably that it was
next to impossible to understand him.
The Annual Report was then read the substance OF
which follows:
On most Of steamboats, Intoxicating liquors are
used.
In IS vessels from the port of Cleveland intoxicating
liquors used
In many Of our men of therei piping for grog
Vessels that used to carry novels enough to load down
camel, ADD darken the mind of heather, now carry
nothing but bibles
OF l63 Sailor Boarding Houses in this city, Is of them
Temperance Houses. The Report went say that
believed the keepers of the remaining lat to be honest
and that they would not willingly rob sailor.
The Sailors Home in New York during the last year
had 1918 boarders this heng 1856 than the
London Sailors Home had received during the first three
years after its Establishment.
There l34 sailors in the Sailors Home the LIST
of May, many Of whom unable to pay their bills
Many have been wrecked at sea. bat more have been
wrecked shore One of them within three days after
he landed was robbed Of 500 by women.
Owing to the distress in the commercial world the
Sailors Home has run in debt during the last year.
the Sailora Home; he returned days ago. paid the SIT
and thanked them for trusting him. He is now gone a
short and when he returns he is going to his
mother.
The operations of the Society abroad have been very
successful in Cronsad Cape Of Good Hope, China Homo
lulu, Havre, and particularly in the Feee Islands.
The finances of the Society stand thus
Receipts during the past year. 10, 992.70
expenditure 90 90 .lo,IoOoI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

o. WARRANTED CURE.--DR. ELDERKIN
Egyp.ian Basam will not fail curing the worst
tism gentleman in Wall street has left his name
reference and says in his of piles of long tand1
it has been perfect charm. do not publish the ma
quence Of the great expense but have put this rem
ct no cheap price, IS and so cent bottles that ell
obtain it and be cured case Of piles of long stand1
cured in a few times applying. For worms il \
been taken with the most astonishing success and N
too by grown when worm lozenges made Of cd
mel and other mercurial preparations had done cd
whatever II is a medicine which in all be
pended For bathing externally it entirely superse
the Of all kinds of strengthening plasters, lnmen
&c., gives strength and tone to the and musc
system, and can be given to the most tender infant,
out the least danger injury. For weakness in
back few times using will so sufficiently prove its
g. j. LEEDS, Wholesale druggist 1T Maiden lane W b
name is on each bottle, to prevent counterfeits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

FiREs.-There were two fires last night Just before
paper went to press, in Catharne, near East
Broadway, and the other on the corner of Duane
and William streets-both of which were extin-
gushed by the activity of the fremen without much
damage being done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

ACCIDENTAL SEA-A young man by the name of
George Wilson, according to his shipping papers,
but whose real name is supposed to be George Lud-
wig, Of Hamburg, or Hanover, fell overheard from
the bark Mason Barney, at this port from Buenos
Ayres, and was lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

lMMiGRANTs.-We would advise all emigrants on
arriving at this port to be very careful Of the men
whom they trust Vast preparations have been
made by set ofiharpes around town TO carry on
great game oil deception and fraud during the pre-
sent summer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

AERvALs.-Gen Roger Jones, Adj. Gen. u. s
A at the City Hotel.
Col, Pierce and DR.. Msifu, U 5. A. are at the
American Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
90 LADIES! LADIES! LADIES.

90 LADIES LADIES LADIES The
dies' Depository being removed to No. 476 Broadway
call attention 20 the fact that it 10 the Ladies' Agepc
Bsas Hair Restorative which restores the Hair whe
has been bald Tor years; II also prevents ito falling
andquickly restores it when lost from sickness, OF
other sause-it gives to stubborn locks strong, 81
and lasting curl, and removes the dandrif which imp
the growth of the hair. Mothers will find 1t exec
Certi6ca ts-This is to certify that Mrs. Guion OF
81 Charlton street. had lost nearly all her har 20
the surface of the skin plainly visible and ths
the application Of Beas Heir Restorative sne mas n;
new growth of hair, luxurnnt, long, thick and heal
HENRY C. GUION, No. 81 Charlton
Applied without charge until successful at the q
No. IsA First Avenue. Depots NO. us broadway, NJ
No, 2 Milk st. Boston, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

shares Philadelphia Bank SO; $3.50 Wilmington per
cent 1853 Ill 1000 do do, 1885, 75 sheres u s. Bank,
Al; is do schuyk Navigation, SAIL 255 do GIard Bank
a; 2l9 do Wilmington RR, log do Mechanics Bank,
10.
AFTER BoARD-s5oo State 5s 1885, AZ; 5000 Cincinnati
Bonds, 1860 Sik.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

90 sUs'oRsras changing their residence, will please
notify at this office, Of Nassau and Fulton Streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

n3- CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CuredI hereby certify that last August was attacks
with violent and profuse hemorrhage Of the lungs,
cough with the eIpectoration Of much mucus par
in the head, soreness in the chest and other dstress
symptoms. thought bottle OF DR.. Tayler's Balsam
Liverwort from s76 Bowery which, under the bless
Of Providence, gave immediate relief. It's effect hi
been such in my case that cannot praise too highly
CHARLES L. SMITH,
April 9Th, ls43. $50 Tillery st., Brooklyn
New YoRx, Oct. 20, 1872
al F. A. Munden, 24l Grand street, about two veal
since, troubled with severe cough weakness, pal
in the breast and raising Of blood was induced to p
chase bottle of Tay oi Balsam oil Liverwor from 81
Bowery, which relieved me when nothing would. al
my wife has since used it with the beneficial effect
curing tho weakness in the chest" sc.
"I have read the above certificate, end give it n
hearty approval and recommends to all afflicted with al
symptoms Of consumption or liver complaint to buy Il
genuine Balsam Of Liverwort, sold at 375 Bowery.
SETH VALENTINE,
corner 9th st. and Sd Avenue.
Buy only at s76 Bowery, or Of DR.. LEEDS, wholess|
agent l27 Maiden Lane, and that the wrapper
on the bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

PuLLEN d CorP.-We are again indebted TO
| these gentlemen for Albany papers in advance of
the mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

All the new and cheap literary publications Of the day
are for SALE Wholesale and retail at the HrRALp orrrcu
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
Anniversaries, May, Is43.

Tuesday, 9th.
American Anti Slavery Society-Apolo Hail. NO. ilo
Broadway, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Convention the subject OF the Conversion OF the
World-Pearl street Churct O'Clock, p. M
Foreign Evangelical Socety.-Rev. Dr. Huttons
Church, Washington Square, half past o'clock, r. M
New York American Sunday School Union-Ta.
bernace half past o'clock, p. NJ. The procession Of
the children Castle Garden and the Tabernacle, will
be in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Wednesday, l0h.
American Tract straightforward, 10 A. M.
Exhibition OF the Pupils Of the New York Institution for
the Instruction of the Bnd-Broadway Tabernacle half
past 4 o'clock p M.
American Peace Society.
American Home Missionary Society Tabernacle,
half past o'clock, P. M.
Anti-slavery Convention-Corner of Delaney and
Chrystie streets, O'Clock, p. NJ.
n Y. Colonization Society-Middle Dutch Church,
half past a O'Clock, PM.
American Female Moral Reform society-Methodist
Church, Green street, half past O'Clock, PM
Thursday, llfh.
American Bible Society-Tabernacle, 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
American Educstion society-Mercer street Church,
half past o'clock P. NJ.
Exhibition Of the Pupils Of the New York Institution
for the instruction of the Deaf and Dumb-Broadway
Tabernacle o'clock, P. M.
Ffidsy, l2fh.
American Board-Tabernacle 10 o'clock, A. NJ
American Society for Meorating the Condition OF the
Jews-At II O'clock at the Reformed Dutch Church.
corner Of Broome and Greene streets.
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First Act or the Great Annual Religious
Drama I'm the City OF New York-The Sea.
mems Friend Society.

First Act OF the Great Annual Religious
Drama In the CITY OF New York-Thc Sea.
mems Friend Society.
The great and truly sublime religious drama that
nuslly performed in truly great and glorious city OF
New York commenced in earnest last night at the Ia
bernacle.
The occasion was the Anniversary of the seamens
Friend Society one of the very best and worhies oce
ties to be found in the country Of which this is the Fiji
teenth Anniversary.
The spacious building crowded with the inelli-
gence, honesty beauty and best feelings be found in
the city and was most delightful and heart thrilling
sight to witness the large assemblage Of truly beautiful
young women present. not from idle curiosity but
from sincere desire to hear and learn how they could
best advance the comforts happiness temporal and
nal prosperity Of those who 60 down to the in
ships "-he temporary monsrchs of the mighty deep
the sailors
The efhcers OF this Society, regret say in
one particular excessively stupid they did make the
slightest effort or arrangement for the accommodation of
the reporters This most miserable oversight in
asmuch as this as well every other society this and
every other country mainly depends its support
| crease, and usefulness upon the press.
Another evil has to De complained OF the place
most miseraby lighted indeed after the reporters had with
much difficulty lugged a table, and chair from
adjoining room and borrowed an inkstand from neigh.
see to write al their table, although it placed close
to the platform
Among other interesting sights, there large pro-
cession Of Sailors who took their seas in the gallery
and three banners Of blue water silk which
were inscribed =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

M READER! HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDE
vbst sght affection of the lungs will sometimes
death7 Coughs occur unless there Is some dera
mont of the delicate tissues Of the lungs and they
hear continuance OF such arrangement without
ming dsorganized. We jeopardise our lives every
inert that we neglect even slight cold cough
crminaic ourselves by deerring the appropriate rem
Yet nothing more easily cured in the incpcnt stag
commencement, than lung affections. sherman's C'
Lozenges are combination OF vegetable remedies W
will the Inflammation and irritation Of the IN
promote expcctoration, and open the pores ofthe
and break up cold cough, thereby preventing TIL
organization OF the substance OF the lungs and pd
nent and ncurabe disease. They are adapted to oil
Of coughs recent or chronic; therefore, If you hid
cough difficult breathing, pain in the SIDE or tgh|
ofthe chest, take shermans Lozenges, which can. n
tanned at the Sherman's Warehouse, No. l06 M
street
100 PROFESSOR vALPEAU'S CELEBRA
pills for the cure of Gonorbora elect and all unp,
discharges from the urethrs, now IN well kno \
not TO require a heightened notice. They are only
had nj the New York College Of Medicine and Phar
established for the suppression OF quacksry. Pr !
per box or 50 per case guaranteed TO contains sun
quantity TO cure.
Office and consulting rooms OF tho COLLEGE 81 Mas
w. y, RICHARDSON, At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

fENNIM0RE COOPER ocrsw WATSON WEBB.-We
learn that Watson Webb has gone again to Otsego,
or Whereabouts, TO be tried on the old indictment,
brought against him by Fennimore Cooper
II ever an editor libeed an author, Webb libelled
Cooper-yet we never thought that Cooper was in
jured by the nbaldry OF Webb and we would think
more highly of Fennimore, if he had trusted to the
moral eminence of his name and character than to
the small business of building it up out of indct
ments. libel suits-and legal prosecutions. Coope,
can gain no honor by such contest-he only places
himself on a level with his antagonist. Unmeritec
SANDER is best treated with contempt.
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Q Q
SUCCESS TO THE PLEDGE.
Underneath o
n TWO SAILORS SHAKING HANDS. o
G Q @ Q 90
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y SUCCESS TO COMMERCE.
y Underneath picture Of
The Sailors HOME.
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New YORK SEAMEN's
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
- 1887.
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.$792.92
Society in debt. q,

Society In debt. .... .$79l92
SO converts have been made in Savannah great many
in Charleston and any quantity in Philadelphia very
few in New York. are sorry to say.
On our Lakes there 25 vessels which have pious
Captains.
IN the city of New York less than FIVE captains
nected with Commercial House have been converted
to God.
The report concluded it began. in poecsl style,
with the hope that the time would soon arrive when
Christ shall reign from sea to sea,
And nations shout the Jubilee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

we left New-York. Much shipping was lost,
and among other vessels one American; but OF
all this YOU will have accounts. The Captain
of tue Hooker informed us that O'Connell
was 10 address mass meeting al kinsale on
Monday. Ny desire to sec him is 50 great that
went below to pack few changes in my car
pet-bag and 90 ashore but while we were getting
ready, the Hooker was cast of. al the in
stance Of some friends, who unwilling to let
us 90 off with wild Irishmen" in a crazy craft.
Weintcnd, nevertheless, to avail ourselves OF the
next opportunity OF landing.
) O'Clock p. IA rovboat has Just come
alongside, and ! close tins letter to get few
traps" ready for descent upon Ireland The
boatlnen are to row nre Of Us ashore fcr ten sil-
lirge sterling each Sc good-hy 10 the George
Naeni-r,nr,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
WHOLE no. 7lS.


!ator and talent N the best manner. 50 as TO et-
feet improvements OF all Nnds-woud not a
hundred OF two families, We ask. act lnucd more
Iudlclously TO follow suct: course and iound ali
Association, than to live iSo'1tsd II separate
houses, as they now DO And H. Is VIC sad
individuals can associate to build railroads. or g.
tab!lsh banks, &c. can they not apply The ?r;ncJ,
pic Of Association 10 agriculture a'td househ2!c
af;'irs. associate their industrial and domestic
interests, prosecute them apon large sesi!c, AMI
DIVIDE snuitabty the profits
There is as-;:red!y noihing Impossible II ak
ths-nothing contrat7 - rsssen aad coumon
eenzc,-save prejudice and IG.,orsn, r2Utins.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
TuE ,TRIBuNE BOOK. .RINDERl

-. 30. lSpr!cei.Ecst, I'larne Brdiass.
ri;tNrriE -e.psctfiiir iniori.s hls friends and
E I,Ic aerarllly mat ~. .s- sr..d h@sir.ss nNi,l
Determination do Justice s cas;om9rs BON - To-
OF orm4uslp aI scale charges he Is prepared 20 exc
cuts Binding IN all It's branches -, a
Jobs OF any kind pperta1ias 20 IN husii soi,clf "
deus left No.7 Spfuce5eet w!i! b. th"nhiul tsGt@u
tn,I ailrlulN atiend.d 10. VIZ I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
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Co1,tjcy,-Tha T.avnliur PuhlIc 4

re Cat,sic,,.--The Travelling Puhlic cautioned
ay ns e fare at Albany Schenectady Utica any
father West au Syracuse, 81 suffering e baggage to be
r9t ia Cars going We. of Ua there a. other modes
ar, Falls and Buffalo, mach cheaper and pleasanter The
agents OF these lines NOT permitted to enter the Car Houses
aIong the line Railroad becomes necessary Ter the
ProIeto OF these cheaper mod of conveyaucet 10 put the
travelling Public guard against the iinpoSit!omS OF
Svracrzs liay iSi3. ny2o mcod