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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15
!. BY A. LEADBEATER,

& 8 BY A. LEADBEATER, fr
On A.uater Street beteceen Bates aad Randolph
DETROIT
fEyHIS HOUSE has just been opened under the most
Il fa,tering auspices, is thoroughly repaired and
otherwise materially improved, and is placed in order
for the reception and entertainment of travellers the
low price. OF
25 els. per meal, or 81 - cts. per day tor board
Gentlemany and obiiging porters will be at all the
conveyances take charge OF baggage for guests oi
the house-Passengers aud their baggage conveyed
to and from the house free of chorge.
IVA share of public patronage is respectfully soil
c,ted Detroit I-45 %
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.ROKE into the encl.

RROKE into the enclosure of the
- subscriber on Thursday night the 10th inst a
LIGHT GRAY MARE with dark name and tale will,
bunch on the lie side OF the neck, and slight wound
on the back, shod all around, apparently eight or nine
years oid and also bunch her right hind foot near
the feerlock joint. The subscriber would motif the
owner to prove properly. pay charges and take her
way. s-< =. Geo. MuROUOPN
b fitsnetd, Ang IL, lo45 -rr ,ca % Sw.s
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: II artlord Fire Insurance Company.

INCORPORATED 1910. Charter Perpetual--Cap
tai Sl50,009, with power incrsaseit $3.50, 900
This long established Company, with ample cash
capital offer insure Houses Stores. Merch andse,
Mills, Furniture, &c. on very favorable erns Losses
shall he equitably adjusted and promptly paid. Own
ers of pro perry in Ypsauti and vicinity who wish to
obtan insurance against loss damage tyfire are in
ved apply directly the subscribers, who are au-
thorzed to issue Policies without delay. ~ t,-fsts
.-.s. NORRIS s. FOLLETT,
iYpslanfi Jn'y 90. 1874 ,isss s9ss@Ag n.ssS-S y
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Mt 10. SUGAR just received on. consignment via.
INK incnnat lot of New Orleans sugar. for sale
rofE - Chas H. WILLIAMS, Toledo q.
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--'t s*'7 ,f JEW "a. 1875, y
THE recent destructive FIRE ia New York will Of
excite socisudein regard to its eject Oh tue
soiyeney of insurance companies in that ely and the
neghboring places. The Directors of the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company are happy TO assure .heif
customers and the public, that they prepared to
adjust and pay maturity all losses sustained by their
ofice-trom their plus funds and receipts,
without delay, aud without Withdrawing their perma-
Tent investments. TheIr capital remains ample for
the security of ali who insure with them; and they
invle ofdesrable property 20 obtain Policies
favorab terms. bo the Home Office and at their
several agencies. Their mode oftransacting business
which for 35 years past has secured the public conf
denee, will remain unchanged. atfi.-,aE 81
a., By order OF the Board of Directors.
JAMES G. BOLTS. Secretary,
r. 'ssF NORRIS g. FOELErT. agents. ! s
Ypsilanti: Michigan, Aug. g. tf-7fa .}a- -
|, Look Out For Fires. .fsi
The lae des rucve Fres in different places through.
country siou all be prepared for the
devouring eleme 1T. The subscribers agents of the
Hartford Fire Insurance, and the Columbus, (Ohio,)
Fire and Marine Insurance cOmpanys prepared
issue policies without delay upon all descriptions of
properly both in The Village and County, and goods,
Wares aad Merchandise i'll transitu upon Lakes, Ca
nal aad Rivers. ~ .4. III. :
NORRIS & FOLLETT.
Vneilauti An 10fS o3f
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And oh superior article of Lard Oil just-re.
ceived and for sale by CHAS II. WILLIAMS
Toledo, ONO. 80, BOW
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CHARLES NOBLE.
ID Il NV

Shiawasse Town. Mich. June l. IA. Thus GER
y, that inhe month of Sepem Der last, was attack
ed with Bilious Fever(whe away from home at O.
wasso TO build wafer wheeD and with one dose of
Smiths University Pills, ! broke it up, and many
Others sick there the ine i administered Ines
pills them, and in ali broke up their ie
vers. have used them ny times since, and with
great success. Theyare the best pills ever used.
RIAL b. CHASE. Millwrght.
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Indiana House

Dated, July, 3lst, 1s45 sa $50 -'a-'
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Hartford Fire Insurance Oaice.

Yps;Ian,i. Auo. -. 1919. 2o.f
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Ypsilan,i. November II 1874
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15

Dear Doctor-Jnstice requires me state, that
have sold your University Pills for and half years
last past. and that sell no others while have
them on hand. They have superseded the sale of al.
thers--thecffect truly wonderful. ]. w. MILLER,
The above Pills are for sale by TEAL andALLEN
E. SAMSON. and also by Nm. A.HEARTT, IL c
TO-. Ypsantt
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Look Out For Fires.

Vnsilanti Aro. 6 1915.
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G.. IT. VsvcLFvF. Au'v
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b. LIPPOLD&CO

mo. 1903 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN)
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING GOODS OF
~ their mportations by the package lots to suit
TAPESTRY WORSTEDS.
Best manufacture and most extensive as ortmeut.
CANVASS.
Cotton. Linen Silk Worssd Gold and Silver of all widths
and sizes. "
EMBROIDERY PATTERNS
Of all Makers and Numbers.
CHENILLE,
For Working and Ornamental Trimming Plain and Shaded;
Flower Chenille Sc.
SILKS.
Plain and Shaded, and Chinee Sticks and Spool Twist
Floss,
FRlNGES.
Silk, wor'ts an a GSs,pa o fths latest styles
no,n AID "a G W Cord; ip grss, ysris5y ,ns
Sells, &c.
STEEL, GILT, AND SILVER BEADS.
Purse Trimming Steel and Jet Buttons, Hair Pins, 60
OILED SILKS,
Assorted Coors.
PERFORATED PAPER
CORDS AND TASSELS,
Braids Tapes, Bindings Galloons &C.
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FOR SALE,
A GRANp PIANO FORTE known one Of the most
tect oil the celebrated manufacture of ERARD Paris
which has already been America during the
was imported directly from Paris With the Piano. viii be
given music by the best ancient and modern composer valued
at upwards Of one hundred dollars. Apply at
al2 lm*rc MADAME P11.LET 400 Broadway
TWO Mahogany and Rosewood Grand Action Piano
Fortes for sale cheap No. 66 Wooster No.
1873 Elm street.
Also for sale, 20 per below the market price, No
&C Wooster
$1,000 feet fresh cut Mahogany Crotch Veneers.
10000 feet Rosewood Veneers.
40 Rosewood Logs, and
large size Zebra wood Logs. mytl 3tsrr
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City Intelligence. t
There false alarm of fire in the fifth district last

There false alarm of fire in the fifth district last
night about 10 o'clock
Upper POlice-MAY l2-BURoLARY-A man named
John Kenney found secreted in the cellar of the
house of Ambrose Parish No 334 Grand street last night
1t was found that the front door had been broken by
forcing the latch of.
Coroner's Onicc-MAr PA man supposed to be
named Bryan found drowned in the East River, at
the foot OF Walnut strset. Verdict as above
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Common Pleas.

before Judge lngraham
MAY l2-Electioneering Ertraordina,y-Mark Hart
lisa b. Perkins and Benjamin f. Penniman.-This
action of trespass for false imprisonment appeared
that at the time of the fall election in November last
plaintiff went to vote in the Second District First Ward
and took the preliminary OATH On being challenged
stating that he lived in Washington street The party
who the Ward in which this street is located
reported against and opposed Harris right to VOTE the
ground of his being nonresident, upon which plaintiff
stated he lost his papers. The defendants both
acting in this capacity Of what called majority in.
spectors and defendant Perkins) warned Hart not
take his second OATH threatening that he would
him in the event Of his doing So and have him commit
ted. The minority inspector, Mr. Cole hercupon in
vcstgaed Harris right and ruled in favor of hi, record
ing his vote upon which plaintiff took the second OATH
which administered by Cole. The defendant
drew Perkins) Immediately his warrant, and had
Hart placed in the Tombs, whence he remained
from the 9th until the 18th November, when he
discharged. 1t further put in the part Of the
plaintiff that Perkins had right to arrest him for
disordcrly conduct breach of the peace
The plaintiff here rested his case when the jury found
verdict in favor of defendant Penniman who could not
be held responsible for the acts of his associate and de-
PENDANT Perkins pleaded his right to make the arrest for
the alleged crime Of perjury, the ordinary grounds
which authorize the citizen to arrest any party for fc
lony. The case stands adjourned over.
Nm. Lynch Ebenezer Waish---This il an old case,
which tried before. II was action brought
to the amount of certain notes which made
the sale of grocery store in West Broadway, and
which, on coming TO maturity, were not taken up Yer
dict this forenoon
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ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs, PALMo's OPERA HOUSE.
These vocasts, with their peculiar attainments,
have given feature these entertainments that cannot
be cqualled by any similar Company. They this week,
furnish programme OF Amusement at the Opera that
must command universal attention. The order and regu
larity Of this establishment exceeds anything that
public place OF entertainment could sustain. The bill to-
night is well worthy Of attention
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Before a full Bench.

MAY I2-Decisions-G George c. De Cay the .7tiantic
Insurance Company-Judgment for the defendant,
the demurrer to the first count with liberty the plain
tiff to amend and for plaintiff, the demurrer the
third count with liberty to the defendants to plead de
payment Of COSTS within ten days after notice Of
this rule.
Langley aud Langley ads James a. Walsh, by his
friend.-Judgmcn nj Of the Court below reversed.
De Forrest Monier George s. Meachdn-NIotion for
a new trial denied
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Circuit Court.


MAY l2-Thorn BeH.-This case, which stood ad-
ourned from Tuesday in consequence Of the illness
Of juror, resumed. II was action on two pro-
missory notes, which we have already noticed that
drawn and forged it alleged, by defendants
nephew, the late G. W. Tyson, who it appeared, obtain
ed money various notes similar to the in suit.
The defence put in was fraud and forgery. The Jury
will render a sealed verdict this forenoon.
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u. y. Circuit Court.


MAY l2-United States WILTON Hagan, Admins
traitor Of Michael Hagan deceasedThis case, which had
adjourned over from Saturday was resumed II was an
action brought from the estate of the deceased
Hagan the of S2s49 o. appeared that Hagan
appointed in the year 1890 United States Consul at Val
paraso in South America; and also appointed agent
there to discharge certain duties in relation to vessels OF
the United States in which capacity II was alleged he
furnish supplies for vessels of war, and render
general services having made certain disbursements
drawn bills of exchange the government without
however any specific agreement as to the compensation
he receive. The action arises out of question
Of disputed account between the parties On investiga
ton Of the accounts in the Navy Agents Office, at Wash
ington a balance to the above amount was struck in
favor Of the United States. The stands adjourned
to this forenoon.
MORE ANrI-RENT DIsTuRBANcEs.--An attempt was
made, a few nights since, by band of men, TO pull
down the dwelling "a board shanty) of Andrew Van
Syke, who resides in the north part of this town,
monty known the Beaver meadows. The premises
manully defended by the occupant and one Of
his neighbors that after receiving six shots from mus
kct and rifles, the assailing party were compelled to
leave before the task completed II is reported that
two severely wounded. The difficulty about
the land which Mr.. Van slyke lives-the exact
there was plan TO drive him of the premises This is
club law or gun law whichever people may choose to
call it. Several arrests have been made, and trust
the public authorities will that the guilty punish
ed to the extent OF the lawthe safety of community
quire it, and the sacred rights of require H. If
il has to this and our dwellings TO be pulled
down heads II Is high time that Justice and that
without stint should be dealt to the guilty
gus Republican, May IL.
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OLD CLO'l OLD CLIO! OLD CLIO!
THE SUBSCRIBER pays the highest prices for Second
u Hand Clothing.
Clothing altered, epare leaned IN asuIrfor styis,.
Remember the No. 100 street. SEO LEFh
al lmsre
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EOTIAN HARPS.

NUNNs& CLARK having purchased the patent right for
"Colemans Eoan Attachment the Pianoorte, Tor the
entire United States Excepting Massachusetts,
the public that they peparedt supply Panofces with
this improvement attached attach the modern
made horizontal Panofores In regard to the durability this
invention ~ c. prepared to satisfy the most prjudcsd
them in the assertion that the olian will remain in tune
mosphere The most satisfactory waanee given with each
instrument.
The public are invited to examine the Eoan Pianofoes"
at their No 2o Broadway opposite the Park where
also be found Of g. 6 and Octave Piano
ortes both in rosewood and mahogany m26 6m
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Board OF Supervisors.

Board OF supervisors.
This Board held special meeting last evening, His
Honor the Recorder in the Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting road and ap-
proved
Pettons-Of John De Boyce of It'll Ward, asking re.
lief from taxation. Referred
OF Jacob L. Finn, asking for the of 500 for extra
| serv ices as assessor Referred.
Bill Of Thomas NJ Lyons for extra services police
officer Referred.
Bill Of County Clerk for 1897 94-Referred.
The ComptroHer-Report of Committee annual tax
allowing the Comptroller compensation for extra
vices in collecting taxes amounting to 2l32 80, the
year 1912 he being then officer
Mr. HAsBRouCK moved the report be laid the table.
The motion negatived
The report was adopted-Ayes, Is; noes l.
Resoitttons-ln favor of paying John Leveridge $500
for services a Counsel to the Board. Adopted.
In favor ofpayng Jonas Phillips $500 for profession
al services as Attorney to the Board
In favor of paying Benjamin w. Benson $3S - for
ira services az superintendent Adopted.
In favor of paying Samuel L. Luscomb $40 so, for
expenses incurred in carrying prisoners from Harlem
Adopted
In favor of releasing from personal tax Austin, 18th
Ward; George w. Gedney, Sd; J. L. vanbusker l5th
George P. Morris and A. o. Parmelly.
Adverse to the releasing from personal tax j. De
Boyce, X. II. Farnus, and others.
Polly B0dine-Mr ScHIErrELfN moved that the claims
against the State of the trial of Polly Bodine
be paid il the payment thereof should not interfere with
the rights Of the State. Laid on the table.
The Board adjourned
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-s7 % per annum-psyable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price 81 cents
per copyS3 l2i cents per annum-payable in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
cash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
l5- All letters communications, by mail addressed
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorREToR OF THE New York HERALD ESTABLISHMENTS
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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MORE ANrI-RENr DIsTuRBANcEs.--Ana attempt was

PrrrsBURG SuFFFRERs.-Nincty-seve thousand
dollars had been received by the sufferers the last
accounts. Over $4,000 more subscribed, but not
yet received
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M U SIC.
M DUMsDAY, Professor Of Guitar, Singing at Sight Ac-
lvx cordeon Violin &c, teach ladies and gem
emen of New York their resdence) the above
&c. short time, by his Analysing and Inductye
System. Terms moderate.
An improved ACCORDION for sale
Good city references given application No Chrystie
street. above Walker. a26 lmsrc
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE GOVERNOR May l0.-NEw
YoRK-Wiliam G.. Nelson, Trustee OF Seaman's
Fund and Retreat vice Henry Holdredgc, resigned. ia
bez NJ Cushman Master in Chancery, rc-appointment.
Thomas w. Clerke, Master in Chancery. vice Thomas
A. Emmett, term expired William D. Waterman and
Nelson Waterbury Justices of Marine Court, vice Al.
pheus shermap,and David Randall terms expired.
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OIINTNON7S T1NNASIUM.
CHAS.F OTTIGNON respectfully informs his friends and
~ the public that he has recently taken the large and commo
dous rooms Nos Is II and 10 Canal street Broadway
formerly occupied by l. p Rogers which been thorough
cleaned and fitted in manner that cannot fail to give sa
the Spang Room where MIR o. is always ready
ally give instructions the noble Art Of Self Defence and he
the most skilfu amateur sparr.rs in the CITY.
Wrestling taught by Mr. WM PRICE, who will warrant
pupil perfect, after a course OF instruction.
Fencing taught by experienced Professor. ,
Mr. q. would respectfully inform those pupils who have FOR
mery exercised this Gymnasium and whose terms have not
already expired that satisfactory for the continual
ton Of their unexpd time win be made by calling on him at
the Canal street, which will be open from sunrise u
Ill 10 o'clock, P. NJ.
Mr. o. would also that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
ery Of Broadway and Chambers street. will be open I'M
I'm lie
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WATCHES WATCHES AND yEWELRY.-Those
w who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &c., will find il greatly their adj
vantage to call The sub,crser WHO'S selling all descriptions
city Gold Watches low $40 and $23 each Watches AND
Jewery exchanged bought All Watches warranted to keep
Cd the best and warranted at much less than de
H. o. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Je,velry,
ala lmsec Wholesale and Retail 20 Wall st., up stairs.
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present Clerk of the Board of Assistants Clerk to the
Poilce onice, Franklin Market which had been passed
during the recess, was taken up.
Mr. CHARLIcK protested against its adoption, and en-
tered ms on the ground Of the resolution being
passed during the recess He also of opinion that
Mr. Whitney could not be appointed to the office in
question during his tenure under the Board He moved
that It be referred TO the Committee Salaries Lost
Ayes 8, noes Q.
The resolution was adopted. Ayes 9. noes g.
Mr. CHARLIcK hereupon ente red the protest the mi
nority members against the appointment the ground
already stated
Lost.
Mr.. HENRY moved that the protest be entered the
minutes. Lost-Aycs 81 noes 0.
The paper ordered on tpe file.
Proposed appointment Haight Clerk in the
Police Office at Jefferson Market.
Mr. DvyERprevous to the passage OF the resolutions
moved that the House go into committee OF the whole
upon which
Mr. CHARLIcx rose and stated that he entitled
to speak long he pleased he was determ ned
to spin out the time half hour it being now half past
eleven O'Clock.
Mr.. JoussoS-This is disgraceful-I ad
Mr.. CHAnLIcx-we can now talk as long as we please
this gag rule of ten minutes is goneRoars of laugh
ter) Mr. Z. here proceeded to talk against time, amid
much laughter, when
the Alderman Of the First Ward, (Mr C1
scene of indescribabe confusion and laughter here
followed when several of the native members rose
from their seats, and were about to retire.
Mr. CHARLick hcreupon requested they should take
the appointment On motion of Mr.. Diver, the of
Mr. Haight was stricken out; and Justice b. Foot was
selected in Committee of the Whole in which the Board
concurred
From about half past II o'clock until the fatal hour Of
twelve when the native party breathed their last arg.
number of the Board Of Aldermen in attendance,
and vast crowd of persons jammed up the entry and
space within the outer bar 1t scene of merri
men on the one hand and sad despair upon the other
Among she crowd outside to be seen the merry
faces of group of expectans nominees of the
Corporation, who seemed to enjoy the scene good
deal.
Mr. CHARLIcK talked down the resolution, when the
fatal hour having arrived Mr. johnson rubbed his chin
Mr. Charlick Uttered, Mr. Bayls looked grave mus
tard pot, Mr. Ward placed his legs nPon his desk
and the Native Board of Assistants breahed their last
precisely at IL o'clock, when Mr. Johnson in the rds
Of an eminent judge evaporated with his hands in his
breeches pocket, like crocodile beariug twelve
dozen oil contracts under his arm and SO the Board
adjourned sine lie.
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CONFLICT WITH WuALE-A MAN hILLED.-We
learn by Captain Charles A. Cook, of the packet
David Crockett Mr. Seth Snow was killed instant
ly by whale of Race Point Provincetown last Tues
day in the following As soon as the whale
discovered two boats containing FIVE and tho other
four persons made in pursuit and each boat succeeded
in fastening irons when the whale turned upon
them and coming upon boat head foremost utterly
demolished it, killing instantly Mr. Snow, leaving tho
others in the water The other boat severed their
line and succeeded in rescuing the drowning persons.
the whale made for them also but by hard pulling
they reached the shore in safety the whale following
close their wake far the depth Of water would
permit This is said 10 be the first instance in which
whale has attackeda boat in this manner, upon our
shores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-13

THE BEHM FLUTE.
DHILLIP ERNST Teacher Of the Flute and Guitar would
inform the lovers Of Music that he has for sale Of
the above celebrated Instruments constructed
accordance with those the Paris and London Royal
Academies To be PHILIP ERNSTS Music Saloon,
395 Broadway, Walker street. my8 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-13

KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
I37 and I30 Mercer street.
n MR.. JOHN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor
LII inform his friends and the public general that his
Az. School for Instruction in Hosemanshp is open
day and evening, as follows
hS"n 70, y p ,a;s W" : "a 4 H'tosPM
Terms of instruction made known application to Mr.
Rousone
Mr. r. has just received from the country several fine and
stylish Saddle Horses which he is authorised to sell at rea
sonable price my7rc
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
ees A FOR r. 4 hI.I ny 4 AND S TROY DIRECT
X-zEE-Z- amboat EMPIRE, Captain r. b. Macy, will
leave the foot OF Courandt street. this Tuesday evening
o'clock
The Empire owing to her light draught Of water will be
blcd all pass the and reach Albany and Troy
ample take the morning train Of going
Freight taken at low
For Passage Freight apply on board C. CLARK,
the ofcp the wharf