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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-19

CHocTAw CoURTsHIP-PRIvILEGE OF THE
SQUAWs. Courtship is invariably begun by the
lsmale. II she fdncles a young man, she
makes what is technically called the first ban
ter. This is done by slyIy squeezing the hand.
or gently touching his foot at camp fire. If
a man should venture upon any of these little
Prelimlnares without being sure of u reciprocal
partlal!ty, the indignant maid would immed-
ately assall him with stick, and this would
be the signal for general assault by all the
squaws around on the presuming lover who,
unless he fled, would be beaten without mercy,
thus, even in this rude shape, does woman
play the coquctte! The young suuaw who
screams loudest and shows the most resent
mcnt at these unwarrantable liberties of an ar
dent lover, is set down as the Diana of her
tribe.
Giving the first banter seems to be reserved
by the women as a special preropative, and
they seldom allow it to be infrnged with i'm
punity-neger in the presence of third per
son.
This extends even to their dances, for the
squaw always selects her partner, and sends
the master of ceremonies after him, and he is
not permitted to refuse. II is at these dances
that Opponents of married women with young
warriors generally take place. The woman
slips out of the dance at a moment when the
confusion is greatest, and repairs to point
agreed upon, where she is soon joined by her
lover. They usually remain in the woods
three or four days, and when they return live
as man and wife without being molested.-
Hence elopemcnts are common.
The squaws have another privilege which
they often exercise. When one chooses a
partner for the dance to whom another is at
tached, her rival closely watches them, and at
the first favorable opportunity cuts in, or in
other words cuts out the other, leaping into her
place with the agility of the fawn, aud the
mortified danseuse mus silently retire from the
circle.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-19

Leaving the passage through oRiy.......,..SI3
G3- Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam Packets,
Office, Spears wharf, Baltimore. Apply to
m23d T. SHEppARD Aoon,
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ssi ,O2i ,7is s,sos,527 s2s,2a5 l7,5a5,il5 1885,


Free Banks,
The Ogdensburgh Railroad Commissioners have met
with very favorable reception from the Bostonans-
and it is confidently anticipated that the remaining stock
will be taken by the Eastern capitalists.
An assessment Of ten dollars has been made by the
Grateboro RAILROAD Company, they have determined
to complete the work as soon as possible.
There has been decline in stocks in Boston, cores
ponng with the depression in this market and in Pha
delphia Eastern Railroad firm at 81 and II for N
H.; Concord at 35 to 49, Fitchburg held firmly with
small sales at - 22; Charlcstown Branch dull Ss5,
and Lowell at IL Is advance Worcester 1884, and Old
Colony 5per cent advance for Cheshire 9sS asked
East Bosons have receded to la, and Wilmingtons to
4i Western Railroad dull at per cent discount, with
anxiety to realize before the 400. 900 dollars new
stock comes into market State fves firm at per cent
advance for sterling
The receipts OF the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad
Company for the frs, week in August this year and last
were as follows:
MOHAWK AND IIrpsoS RAILROAD.
,"esenseis .f2,4of ~
r'ebh' 93 ~
$255 ds
Same week last year. ............ ,999 90
EXCESS IN 1910. ................$ $50 AZ
The receipts from Saratoga passengers were $49I So
against 1904 % last year
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SECOND
GRAND EXCURSION
AND
Coz TIL LION ARTY,
tn WEST DOTNT

On Monday, August 25, 1s45.
Ts Manages Thistle Benevolent S
-zx.z their friends, have been induced give a
Second Grand Excursion and Co lion Party take place
STEVENS and the barge PRATT haye been engaged
this celebrated spot. =
On the and when approac hing the city, Lr.
liant display Of Fireworks will be exhibited.
An excellent Coton Band engaged for the occa-
SION and the dancing department will be the direction
Mr.. George Robertson.
Mr. McKenacher will enven the with the soulstrring
piproch.
The boat will leave Caharne Ferry f. r. 8 Lii
and foot of 10th M The landings returning
be made the Norih River only.
Tickets for gentleman and lady 81; ladies'
children half pIice-to be had of Mr. Robert Marshall 65
Broadway; Messrs Stodard Durham 3l Broadway; the
Commercial and Northern Hotels, Coartland street. aud Of
the excursion
~ Refreshments on board. all lwism
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CASTLE GARDEN.
07-Admisslon 20 Cents.-E
Great Musical attraction
Ffoprieton ......... Messrs. French sne Hszsg
Grand Entertainment
The propretors respectfully that they have
ged for limited number of nights the Buesque Ethiopian
Opsrae Troupe favorably known and received Pamo
Italian Open House.
"Wednesday Evening, August goth,
The performance will commence with
AMusical Introduction.
After which the Mock Opera will be given entitled
SOMAM-BULL-OLE.
Taken from La Somnambula with all the original music.
lntermisson of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The of splendid Cosmoramas will be open for inspection
The second part will commence with
Grand Overtnre-Orchestra.
Mr. Parsoe and Miss Pray in lie Pas du Tyro.
mence O'Clock.
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. volume sishs currency wsuld prsdues iusshsr IN.

The volume eishs sussey would produce further In.
provemsnt in commercial affairs Our currency l. not
yet valuable enough it does not yet enough
to the standard Of the currency Of other countries We
want greater restrictions placed upon banking ins
before we compete with all nations in prices
before can bring the cost of productions in this
country down to point low enough to enable to
port largely to foreign countries and shut out
more efectually the productions of other nations.
We table, giving the condition Of every bank
in operation in the State The leading items only
given, they sufficient to show the movement OF
each institution.
BANKS o. THE STATE OF NEw foaK ON THE FIRST DAY
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DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOWDER

DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOWDER,
w f. BROUGH begs inform his friends aud the sport
w. ing community, that during his hunted engagement at
e fark Theatre his business the sale OF English sporting
Gonpowder, Caps Dun Waddng. Guns SC, will be carried
on as usual at No. ~ Fulton street
a con.g of Powder known in Europe "Col
Hswker Duekg Powder has been lately consigned him.
W. r. u. - empowered orders Pudys BILE
barrels Also those made by Deans Brothers, London. Sam
pies eau be seen. ais lwrc
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IT Walsh, aged 10 years, O.

On the 10th inst BRIDGET WALSH, aged 10 years, Of
Queens County, Ireland
Her relatives and friends also those Of her brothern
law Francis MAYER, are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from the residence Of her No
II Chambers street. on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
without further invitation
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9o- The President has recogns ed the appoint
ment of Abraham Zpcy- Ogler, (residing in Boston)
as Consul General of the Sublime Porte for the U.
States This is the first consul from Turkey that
has been sent to the United States.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

2th, the premises. 10 o'clock FARM Of IS acres
~HueM West Farms, two miles from Harlem, in Westches
ter Countv on which are Dwelling and Farm
House Barn. and houses with fruit in abundance Of ali
kinds The place would SUIT merchant doing business in the
owner is going west For particu,a.. inquire +a9 Grand
place Should the day stormy the sale will take place
the fai 2w+
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STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN"

ANH~ 1T being impossible to open the above shiI
/k2saMNNm TO the whole community on the present oc
Z/XH|kA0Oc ason, or to make distinction regard to
@<zI4&441H admission without giving offence; and in
nview Of the great expense Incurred by the
owners OBTAINING her order to crafty public curiosity
Liverpool and other port and charge small for adms-
Notice therefore here given, that the ship will open
for public inspection this lay from IL to o'clock and
ceedng days Sunday till further notice.
the hours OF 10 and O'clock
Price of admission the ship will be cents and to the en-
2a additional Tickets the Sp to be had
the wharf .longsde, aud to the engine ROOM board
portion Of the proceeds OF the collection after
will be given the Asyums for the Blind Deaf
and Dumb, and the Fire De osrtment.
New York, August II, la45. all Owls re
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAGUERREOTrIYpE ARTISTS

THE undersgnedhave made application Letts Patent
for their new process 10 cotr Daguerreoy Pictures
This process produces effect known before and
the appearance Of the Dagueneoype that Of the nes
ing This cdorng done by itself guided only
BY the hand Of the and machinery 1t be formed
BY not skilled the OF painting and will be
tecy understood glance IL also be muncaped
in writing, without difficulty
Artists wishing procure the Patent right for CITY ri,
County make preengagements therefore by
tpost psd) to VIZ II. LANGENhEIM
VI M Ev~hppss ph;Isdetrhi.
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ol90 majority.
There are several counties yet TO be heard from,
which will doubtless increase the democratic ma
joriiy In every branch The independent democratic
candidate for Governor, (Martin,) is so far ahead
OF the regular nominee, as to render his election
certain. This is the beginning of the division in
the democratic ranks. Martin is the nominee OF
the Calhoun party, and Terry the choice of the Van
Buren, clique. Already have the Calhoun party
been successful, and doubtless this will be initiated
throughout the Southern States in all ensuing elec-
tons Felix Mcconnell run upon his own hook, and
his success has astonished al,not excepting himself
He will certainly be drunk for amonth afterwards
Ii is said he told his late constituents, that he was
ga plain fat-footed, venison-backed, unsophistica
ted locofoco, by G-d,"-and that g if they did not
choose re-elect him. because he took his glass of
grog like an independent citizen, they might 60 to
h-n, and he would go to making harness and that
he didn't care d-n, only that he didn't like to be
cork out Of Congress by the intriguing of
your moccaslnfooted nominating convention
This sounds much like the majority of Felix's
speeches in Congress, last winter that we have lit
tie doubt of Its genuine character
KENTucKY.-T wings have elected eight of the
ten delegates to Congress--as Congress they were
equally divided Trumbo, wing, is elected over
French, dem, in the Ninth District, by majority
| of 49,
TENNEssEE.-I annex you, in correct form, the
vote for Governor in all the counties of Tennessee
but sixteen Brown is elected by majority Of near
" 1000 The Legislature is undeclded-lt will be
very close Blackwell, dem, is elected to Congress
| u,,o~ (,.o,;ar xx,hi0 in the Ninth district
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Married.
Ion Thursday evening August l4th, ls45 by the Rev.
Edwin +. Hatfield, Mr. WILLIAM b. LITTLE to Miss Ar
oLrNE WARD, both of tins city.
P.S. Newburgh papers please copy.
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WANTED
A Il CLARKE'S & STEVAN'S Temperance Intelligence
"A Office 95 Duane subscribers for good Pro.
Servants and Others both white and coord OF
moral character The subscriber pledges himself
help for the public the shortest notice Mr. Clarkes Office
patronised by Of the fame in the country
Remember951a Duane doors Of Broadway,
Washington Temperance Intelligence Office.
y26 lm*rh
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OPPOSITION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
NEW HAVEN
A~1 81 Fare up and down the day 81, to
&xNR4zrr1e New Haven IS cents. The new steamboat
A-BUFFALO, Captain J. w. Hancox, will leave
the ioot VI street during the Commencement
and Peek Slip "a ocock-Retumng win leave the Belle
O'Clock.
These made the solicitation Of the citizens
Of New Haven and the Of those visiting this place
respectfully solicited. ala sis me
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WASHINGTON, August Is, 1916.

WASHINGTON, August IL, ISf5.
The Cabinet are an unit upon the war question
They are calmly awaiting the final resolve expected
every hour from Mexico and it is pretty generally
anticipated that in the event Of formal declaration
of hostties, which appears to be inevitable, the Pre-
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LAUNCH.
NEW STEAMER FOR TEXAS.


MIR. CHARLES MORGAN, to whose hndivi dusl enter
l the Texans least deeply indebted as the rst
person who esabshed steam h between
the GALVESTON and to in line with the NEW YORK,
between New Orleans and Gaveston Texas She will be
Ea. hveI l2 clock NJ THURSDAY the 2ls, inst She
tons burthen built the manner for
going ship; expense pains having been spared timber
ing aud fastening Her engine inches aud feet
piston being built the well known establishment
Oft f. Secor Co.. which saying all that necessary
said in il favor Her Joiner work. done be Charles NJ Simon
SON. will be ola very superior order Of workmanship
hard wood.
She be completed and leave for New Orleans about
10Th of tober under the command Of Captain John T.
Wright long and iavoby kaown the travelling public
sku and for the last eight
popular captain Of the packet New York
The New York having been thoroughly overhaued and
Oe via Charleston and Key West about the 10th
September. ago lt~mc
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TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF

TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS,
BETWEEN NEW y'ORK AND G.ALTESTON.
MN of Packets betv cen New York and Galveston to
sail from each ort on the first day Of each month,
The Brig EMPIRE, Capt. Baxter sail from New York
LIST September next aud from Galveston November next
The Ship STAR REPUBLIC, Captain Moss to sail from
Der
The Brig g. b. LAMAR Captain Richardson q, sail from
New York LIST November next and from Galveston
The Brig MARY, Captain Norris to sail from New York
LIST December next and from Galv February NEXT
and thereafter IN regular succe sson
These vessels are all OF superior class having fine cabin
accommodations are ably commanded will sail punctuay
advert seI, and take freight and at the lowest
rates. =
William Hendey and Co will be the established Agents AT
Galveston and efficient attention the business the
line and all other business directed them also make
liberal advances on consig nments.
Goods directed to the of the Subscribers will
ary forwarded, free from commission And Shippers may
RELY Lighters Galveston tanship cargo from thence
and upon being regularly forwarded according 10 nruc
tons II consigned to the care OF William Hendey and Co..
'''''''0D '' e'A"' bRfo t'sSk Rs'si NELSON
ans lm,s.ec No 81 Front street. New York.
6SSS FOR NEW ORLEANs-Ony Regular Line
&EX\ To succeed the Sult,naThe splendid and fist
SE-s sailing PACKET snip INDIANA plain Bennett will
sail positively on Monday, August 10Th her regular day
The ships of this line admirably ADAPTED passengers
their being Of theimost superior descrpen
and calculated afford comfort For passage, which will be
very reasonable application should be made board foot Of
Wall street, or TO w. ~ j. L. TAfSCOTT.
76 South street Maiden Lane.
he Isl September.
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COPftRGo cases English Sheathng Copper, comprising
~ complete assortment from snpe Tor aua
iiy, for sale by K. X. COLLINS 4 co,
asrc IS South street
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COLMAN'S
LITERA RY LOON,
AND EXHIBITION OF
, E TIFUL PAIN TIN q s. =.

% u Il
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
MAXIMLIAN's Great and Splendid work being his tour
lv1 through the United States illustrated with Eighty I'm
cravings, after the Of drawings large olio-wth
for the Drawing Room few sopes only printed English
No should visit the City without calling in to
inc o sooks, PafNTINes. AND ENGRAvINos,
The Public Sale Room fill with books of every kind
various languages, to which, and the Print Room. no
Above the Bookstore or Sale Room an apartment fitted
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
''A'''ff Two HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
by ancient and modern Masters-to view which, chag,
OF l2L cents is required.
HERALDRY
The Arms OF Individuals whose families originated IN any
country Europe traced and splenddy embazoned vel
don Herads Colleges Genesoges Pedgree arrange
illuminated
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALOGf OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his arms and crest as worn upon his carnage.
Price only s. 3o-n colors. A CURIOSITY. je2s eodtfm
STUART, HAIR DRESSER
~ Dresser would respectfully inform his old patrons and
the public generally that he has returned TO his former ac
ton No Murray street. stairs where they w nna nI
ready do anything in his line of business with ess
and skill. aal lm-ec
AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS, La.
of Claims in this city or rs ycnuy ah' y, se C9ec
lection Of Accounts Notes. Drafts Dividends or any oblga
ton swhatever.
Refers to Messrs.
T. 4, q & sss'' Z Co... |N.w York.
Joseph Kernochan, Es99,y rr ~n
New Orleans. July 18th, isa5. jys5 lmsrc
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UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDs.
GRAND EXCURSION AND COTILLlON PAR
TY To ROCKIANn lake

TY TO ROCKLAND LAKE.
eF@5AAG .sss%boS DELAwARE, ?. j. s%i;h, com
90 Lodge No l6 U A. O. D. on Monday Augus2,th
bad shoulH the weather due will be
given IN the Sun and Herald papers when will take place
tickets One Doar-No extra charge for ladies'.
NO romantic the margin Of the picturesque Hudson
presents more attractions sublimity than the
hockiand Lake-stuaed far above the
yet within Of mile of the landing This the sp
proprae spot that the Druds have selected combining
ny and pleasure the cordial and social union To those
who ENJOY the sport OF fishing this Lake ample field
81 WITH the Necessary BOATS fishing tackle &c&c
ready 70 convey those WHO in the interval the party
visiting the Lake visit the Penentary SC No
sonal comfort - -
"A Gold COLLATION. will be provided each. SPLEEN
did Band engaged Tor the ason the whole the
management OF Professional &c eman and Assistant
The steamboat will leave the following places precisely
delaney street att o'clock Nj Caarne
a.ah ocIsck Pier No North River at o'clock; Warren
at "a o'clock; CANAL street at 81 o'clock; Hammond
~ l9th street o'clock Returning will leave the
are respectfully invited Tickets be he'd Of Of the
dermentoned Committee boad-Geo. Ward, 40 Caths-
ne 81 Edward Loader 24 Broadway Joseph George Mason
"Od Couatryman Office" l42 Nassau ST.; Thos w Rowden
96 East Broadwy John B. lie Bert 1873 Fulton ST.; Henry
Hawkes. e Catharne Thomas Barker ls9a Chatham
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]. II STOUVENEI-

- II SIOOV
IMPORTER OF WINES, No. 80 John street, informs his
friends and the lovers good Wines generally that order
supply the demand he has made have
always and to receive direct from Bordeaux Wines Of
the first quality, from the proprietors direct.
The well known houses following sufficient
datoa OF the qualities Of the Wines without further details
j. Freyche, }rroprietop5s o. vlgnop'es
Capt Getvas, al Dorueaus'
N, B-J ID. s. undertakes 10 sell Wine for family use by
The dozen gallon. jy23lm-ec
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
u w. CLARK * CO., Philadelphia, and J. w. CLARK &
liz Co. Boston, have formed connection the Exchange
and Commission business in New York under the firm OF T.
w. CLARK DODGE X CO., at No. 60 Wall street, and
having correspondents IN all the principal cities and towns
the Unon they enabled make Collections of Notes
Bills of Exchange the lowest and with the utmost
prompude. They also prepared purchase all kinds
Bank Notes and Exchange the principal cities Drafts
all prominent points always be had in
They spectfuly solicit share of public patronage.
New York Aupu 18th i915 a m
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CeIeste
U Intermission of Half an Hour.kQ
10 Fireworks!.Lu
The Anglesea Singers will appear three popular airs.
To conclude with
THE VIRGINIA MUMMY.
Louisa Miss Roberts Susan, Mrs Watts
In evening Mr. Rice will sing his celebrated
Extravaganza of Jim Crow.
DR. Galen, Anderton Charles, Levre
Capt Rifle, Gallager OLeary, Nickinson
IAN efficient Police will always
tam good order and keep all improper persons out.
0UtIfckets Fifty Ce,sts.-C0
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance to commence o'clock Doors open At
O'clock
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FOR SALE.
The stock fixtures and good will Of the wholesale and
::: retail Grocery Liquor Store, No. III South street,
Lopposite the Hartford and New Haven steamboat land
doing good cash business in the ship and cabin
and city country trade The different articles
prsng the stock all Of the best quality and purchased
lowest cash prices Toa person who the bus
ness such opportunity of making profitable investment
seldom offers For further particulars apply the
Also for sale House Lot No lis Fourth street
the Sixth avenue Apply as above. al9 2w.mc
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CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE.
49, APAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES. seven years
>old well trained 70 double and single harness. andthe
SentI h SOUND ana IN nne conaoa inc properly
hyatrs Stables, Trinity Place. Greenwich Rector
street. al8 Sits oh
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ADJUSTMENTS

BOWERY THEATAA.
"wednesday Evening, August zOth,
Will be presented
=, The KOBbERS OF BOHEMIA.
Charles de Moor . -. -. Il n sco,t
Francis de Moor, Henkins Count De Moor Vache
Rolla, Davenport Herman Clarke
Suuzen Nh nor Grimm, Sutherland
Schuferle McKeon lFssman Brooke
Spegieberg. hadaway horlIski, Lewis
Commissaryi fhilllmore Daniel, Johnson
Amelia. ....... =. ..;.; Mrs Phillips
After which
New Overture by the Powerful Orchestra.
To conclude with
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Duke of Ephesus, Henkins Egeon, Minor
Angelo, Sutht risLd Artpholus Syr. Clarke
Dromio of Syracuse Hadawa do OF Ephesus Davenport
Dromio of Ephesus, Vache Cleon, Lewis
Ad,iana MIS- -. n n az
Pit and Gallery, 12H cents.
Doors will at quarter before the curtain will rise at
half-past7.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE


The returns are still as scattering as ever, anc
quite as unsatisfactory as to final results. The only
returns we have received, are as follows
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
AS - DAIlY-Sundays Excepted-Through Di
rect, at o'clock P. NJ, from the Pier between
s,...So.; &c C9gEs ; sds and Liberty streets.
Steamboat KOCHESrER Captain r. g. Cruttenden, will
Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain a Houghton,
o'clock =
At5oclock NJ landing intermediate places from the
ssteamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt NJ. H. Tmesdell will
at 5 o'clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt L. W. Branard,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
O'Clock -
Passengers taking either above Lines will arrive Alba
ny IN ample time for the Morning Train OF Cara for the
The Boats and substantial furnished with
elegant and for speed and accommodations
riyalled on the Hudson.
Freight taken at moderate
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats ofrhs Line,
without written order from the Captains Agents.
For passage freight apply board the boats or c.
Schmtz, NJ the office on the wharf au20