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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22


At the Town Hall, in Litchfield. ON Mon.
a day Evening, May 90, 1916. ,lsa
THE association have five different Exhibitions.
i and require the services Of ten persons in pro.
ducing them. All are Neutrality-suspicious., and three
of the numcer reformed men. The public as well
as the friends of temperance may rest assured that
there is nothing in the tone or character Of their
exhibitions but what is strictly moral, and we'll
calculated to produce a happy and salutary infiu-
ence in society. The company have had arranged
expressly for them, series of beautiful and efec-
tive LIVING PICTURES or TABLEAUS repre-
senting variety of scenes in the life otthe drunk
ard, calculated to make a deep impression upon
the mind by their force and truth. The following
Exhibitions will be given during their stay in this
town. The first written by Edward Synmes Wat
son, in FIVE parts, called aG
The Drunkard's Warning!
Or the fallen saved. The second taken from the
popular story of the Drunkard,' dramatized by
Mr.. Scoville, the most successful Temperance Exh-
btion ever written and ofthrlling interest entitled
Edward Middleton!
Or the Drunkard's return! The third taken from
I. S. Arthur's story of the " Widows Son." beau
tiful and effective Illustration, in ten scenes dedi
Gated to the ladies, and called
Philip Howard!
Or the Temperance Sailor. The fourth taken also
from I. s. Arthur, Astounding with wit, sarcasms,
pathos, &C., entitled the
Broken Merchant!
Or the fruits the Wine Cup. The fifth the pop
ular moral entertainment of thrilling interest, in
four parts and twelve scenes entitled
The Drunkard's Fate!
Or the reward of Crime
The Exhibitions will be continued every evening
until further notice. Songs, Glees, and Chorusses
~ Temperance words arranged to popular airs.)
For further particulars see small bills.
Tickets ~ l-2 cents, to be had at the Temper
ance House. ,str.8,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
For SALE or to LET.

II A GOOD and convenient dwelling
II HOUSE barn, &c, with an ex.
Esks = celent garden attached thereto; and al
llll& 90 about six acres Of land. divided into
- pasture and meadow, situated in the
Village ofLitchfield. 80a asU sls8s. 10
This place Is very desirable one, and especially
90 for person wishing TO keep boarding house, %
superinend the education Of their children, as Il Is
s.itn,e'' and the ;.Femaie Seminary" Possession
will be given Immediately, and terms reasonab.s;
T;,ch6sld Nav "a Ials 2w5i
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
District cf LitchJ field, IS.

Probate COurA Nay 10, I645.
ESTATE of Joseph Bunnel. formerly Of Corn
II wall n said district, but late OF T0llnnd, In tho
State of Massachusetts, deceased.
Tire Court Of Probate for the District Of Ltchfeld,
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the Creditors Of said Estate. represented
insovent In which 20 exhibit their clnims thereto
and has appointed Reuben Wilcox OF said CORNWALL,
Commissioners To receive and examine said claims.
Certified by
RAIPH @. CAMr. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet
at the dwelling house Of Reuben Wilcox In aaid
Cornwall, on the lst day OF July and 18th day Of
November, le45, at one clock in the afternoon, on
each Of said days, FOR the purpose Of attending on
the business Of said appointment.
REuEBgN WILcox, (c........,.,..~.
WILLARD GAYLORD. ~O''''''s''"'
ALL persons indebted i0said Esiale, ere request
ed 10 make immediate payment 10
So BEmAMlN SEDowIcK, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
THE FULL FLOODED
DeyOmshfre Bail,

XE7ILL be nj the stable Of Lockwood and
w Woodruff, the ensuing season. Fur.
meFs wishing 10 raise an improved stock,
ARE invited % call 90 George y. Vessels,
III this town, for specinen.
.... DENMAa WoopRuFP.
Hitch field, May 9, lao, Sw 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

HATS!.

TyHE subscribers havereceived the spring
Il Fashions for Hats, and are now ready
to furnish their customers on reasonable
terms at iheir new shop halt mile west OF
the Court House.
n. B. Cash paid for Fox, Mink, and
Muskrat skins.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

Painting, Paper Hanging, and
Granting.
TINE subscribers would inform the pub-
IL lie that they carry on the above mem
TONED business, in the neatest, most fashion.
able, and most expeditions manner. All
orders from abroad promptly attended to.
..,.. DERRICK v. 8. SANFORD,
JOHN p. TRowBRIDeE.
Litchfeld, May Goth, l645. 3w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
Travelling Map Agents wanted,

TNHE subscriber wishes to engage in the sale of
u his Maps, a number of young men Of strictly
moral and business habits. A capital of from 800
to $500 will be necessary, and certain district Of
country will be.assigned to each Agent. Unexcep-
tionable testimonials of character will be required
80 s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, 81
NJ E. corner of Market s. Seventh SITS. Philadel.
Philadelphia, May lS45 & 6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
N 0 II I O y .

TIME Subscribers in pursuance Of an order Of the
Court of Probate for the district of Plymouth,
will sell at public or private sale, on the 3Oth day Of
May, i845, much of The real estate of Sherman j.
Guernsey. late Of said Plymouth deceased, as will
raise the sum Of 1888 Az with incidental charges Of
SALE
Sale to take place on the premises.
Lucy b, GuARNsRg, Admin'x.
eMIEsQ BLAKGsLRR, Adm'f.
pfvnsastlI. "A uFgf nj FlRRA r. IL 1850 AN nv
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
Rail Road Line for New York.

ssssss $3.50 $500 -
nN and after Monday next, May 26. and
" until further notice, the stage will leave
Geo. Bolles' Hotel. via New N! lford, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday night, at
IL o'clock, arriving in New York at IL o.
clock, forenoon, by Steamboat Nimrod. A
stage leaves New Milford Tuesday, Thurs
day and Satur day mornings, at 7 o'clock
for Po'keepse. For further information en-
quire of Geo. Bolles. 52tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

TTPON the petition of Benjamin Tucker, Of
~ New Hartford, in Litchfeld County, and State
Of Connecticut. showing, that on the 10Th day Of
September 1889, he was lawfully married TO Dency
Rust then of Barkhamsted in said County that he
lived in the faithful performance Of all the duties i'm.
posed upon him by his said marriage contract, until
about the LIST day of July, 1910; when the said
Dency, without any cause, and without the consent
Of the petitioner, wifuIly deserted him. and has 70
continued her deserion 70 the date OF said petition
and showing that respondent has left this State and
is residing the Petitioner supposes in Painsvile,
Geauga County, and Siate of, Ohio, and praying 10
DO divorced from the said Dency. as per petition Oh
file in the records Of tho Superior Court in and for
said Liichfed Cohnty, dated December 18Th. 1914
and which said Petition was brought 70 the February
term Of said Superior Cour:, l845.
Benjamin Tucker vs.. IDency Tucker--Litchfeld
County Superior Court, February Term, l845 at
itsadjourned Session on the I'd Monday in April l645.
Petition for divorce.
ORDERED. That notice Of the pendencyuf this pc.
tition be given to the respondent by publishing an
abstract Of this petition, together with this order, in
the Litchfeld Enquirer and the Connection: Courani,
two public newspapers printed and published in this
State, six weeks successfully, Immediately ater the
rising Of this Court and that the said petition be con.
tnued to the August term Of this Court
BY the Court, f5 W..
49w6 GIDEON RI. HoILIsTER, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

At Coart Of Probate holden al plymouth, 'cith-
in and for the district Of Plymouth,on Che 29th
day Of April 1S45,--
Present, Tracy Peck, Esq. Judge.
1UVEIiS Court doth direct Marvin Blakeslee. Exec
i utor Of Micah BakesIee, late Of Plymouth, IN
said district, deceased, represented to he nsoveni,
10 give notice to all persons Interested ~ the estate
Of said deceased to appear, ii they see cause, be.
fore the Court Of Probate, 10 be holden OF the Pro-
bate Office in said district, on the 3lss day OF May
1885, at one O'Clock, P. NJ to be heard relative to the
appointment Of Commissioners on said estate. by
posting said order Of notice on public sign post in
SAID town Of Plymouth, nearest the place where the
deceased last dweit and BY adverting the same IN
newspaper published in Lichfeld.
Certified from Record.
SO M wa a CALVIN BUTLER, Clerk.
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At a Court Of Probate holden al Litchfeld,
aithin and for the district Of L;tchfeld, on
the 18th day Of May, "A. ID. 1916.

Present, Ralph q. Camp, Esq. JUdye. ri
TNSTATE Of Sylvester Roberts, late Of Torring.
~ ton, deceased. The Administrator represents
The Estate insolyent. and prays the appointment Of
Gsnsni;ssionena sheraoas "a "a Al
Whereupon, ORDgRED, That Commissioners %
receive, examine and adiustth claims o. the cred
tors Of said Estate be appointed at the Probate Of
fee in Ltchfield, on the S9th day Of May, lS45, at
one o'clock, afternoon land that oil persons inter-
ested in said Estate, may be notified thereof the
Administrato tor will cause this order to be published
in newspaper prnted in L,chfeld. and post copy
thereof on the public sign post, nearest the last res.
idence OF said deceased, in said town Of Torringon.
Certified by
81 UG RALpH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

HARDWARE, &c.s-Tsunk and Chest
Il Locks, chisels, GougeS, Screw Drivers. Hand
Saws. Bed Screws, Carpet Taeks, HALVES y FoFks,
Shovel & Tongs, Coffee Mills, Cast Steel Spades
4 Shoyels. Coil Rofe, Bed Cord, and plsh Lines
o! VARIETY STORE
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

Clothes Cleaning, Securing, and
COlOrimg.
"IRAM JACKSON would notify the
IL public, that he attends to the above bu-
siness, north of Rogers blacksmith shop In
Spencer street. Old clothes, (if not rent)
made to look al most as well as new. If you
don't believe it, call end see. "sr
Litchfield, May Goth, l645. Sw52
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
MORE NEW GOODS

AT THE CASH & VARIETY sIORE!gI
A LOT Of fashionable Prints, Ginghams, Mus
"A lin, Drab Moreen, Tweed and French CASH
meres, Cotton Sheetings, Carpetings, Carpet Yarn,
Sc. EMay 2o.l BALDWIN s. CANDEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
Dissolution.

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
l. North & Richards, is this day, BY mutual
consent. dissolved, and N. H. North, is authorized
to collect and settle all claims due the late Firm
N. H. NORTH,
E. F. RICHARDS.
North Goshen, May 6, 1s45. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
Young Ladies' School, Litchfeld,
,T1 COnn,-aSummeF Term.

THIS School which has been ander the instruc-
Il ton and snperintenaance Of Miss Julia H.
Jones, will be continued BY Miss MARY A. MER.
RIMAN. The term will commence Wednesday,
May l4th. Terms for the junior Class, 81. 90; for
the Senior Class, 5000. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
MaRRIED.

In Hartford. on the 18th inst, by RI. Rev. T. C.
Brownell, Capt. George w. Beers, of Buffalo, N.
", son ofS P. Beers Esq, off this village. to Miss
Elizabeth v. Clerc. daughterof Prof. Laurent Clerc,
Of Hartford.
In Hartford, on the Goth inst, Me-. Samuel
MLean Of New-Yor to Charlotte, daughter of
Charles Chapman, Esq.
lin Prattsburg, NJ. ", Rev. VIM. E. Chiftenden Of
Bsllville, Il. formerly a LtchGeld, to Miss Mary
r. Saith, OF the former place. M
$ II Plymouth, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Wntson, M. James w. white. to Miss Louisa Stone
4 IA DIED.
In Bath, N. ", Miss Ann Elisa Adams. aged 81,
daughter u Amos Adams Esq, OF Baton Rouge. La,
and granddaughter Of Joseph Adams. ESQ Of this
village II
81 tlss town, Mr.. James Prsses,t, agsa7
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
lI Office.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Court Of Probate
il for the District Of Plymouth will be sold on the
premises, the following described Real Estate, be.
longing to Jotham Luddington, situated in the south.
westerly part Of Plymouth win 4sia \ \
h. Tho Farm Of Land where said Ludhin0ion now
lives. containing ahoai two hundred acres. u is
bounded easterly on Benjamin HaFees. the heirs Of
William Barney, Allyn Wells, and others; south
ery, on Samuel s. Martin, Jacob Hubbard, the do.
Randall Warner and the Waterbury river, and nor.
therly on Seth Thomas, the heirs OF Lyman Fem,
Cd, William Barney, and others--wish buildings
thereon standing. Sale to take place on Monday,
the I'd day Of June, 1S45, at O'Clock, p. M.
~ u DAVID d. WARNER, Conservalor.
Plymouth May 9Th, lS45, SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

Dead.-We perceive by the Washington papers
that Reuben M. Whitney is dead. He was connec-
tedwith the expose and attacks on the U. S. Bank,
edited paper in Philadelphia, was man of abili-
II and active habits and was recen tly removed from
some clerkship at the seat Of government.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

81 CoNNEcTIcUr cers,is SOUTH CARoLrNA.-We
have read, with much in interest, the address oil
Governor Roger s. Baldwin to the Legislature oil
Connecticut. 1t is manly, able, digniied and just.
1t s'worthy of Connecticut, and comes with befit-
ting grace and force from descendant, and one
bearing the honored name of Roger Sherman
That portion relating to the controversy between
this State and South Carolina is so judicious and.
at the same time, forcible, that give it below.
Weshould be glad to find room for longer extract.
Boston .dtias.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

~ Or Gov. Wright, Of New York, has setoed tn
bill appropriating $i97, 900 to the completion {
certain Public Works, which had passed the As
sembly ofthat State by IS to 26 and the Senate
IA tc 9. The House voted, So to 81, to pass it i
defiance If the Veto, but two-thirds were now re
qu;site--so the bill fell dead. This settles that n
more work will be done on the Canals while Siia
Wright il Governor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

CALVIN BUTLER, Clerk.
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4 SIT tDlNbi RICH ENCYCLOPEDIA, complete ~
y ~ vols For sale bv MARX n NEWMAN,
luZ7 if' krulf~uy y. \.
N'EW SERIES of school Readers--I kusse.ls Prm-
er.-Ih manual = arranged 90 retain the benefit
systematic -nIcon aud progress, by means OF spelling.
the time thai presents progressive series Of grad
uaed Reading Lessons
IA Ru-se'- Spelling Bouh-Tl.- work pursue- he same
method adopted no hc Fume, aua The more difficult ords
a-c followed hy definitions aul explanations
III. Ru-sclls Primary Rctt-r-Ihs book contains So
lection Of Reading Lesson, adapted 20 young learners,
ai prccied W systematic coursc oi exercises 10 Arucu-
alton, Injections and Pau-es.
~. Russell an" Goi.i rys Introduction 20 the Ameri-
Common School Reader and speaker; comprising -e-
Lotions Il prose and verse, wn elementary rules and cN-
Uses IN pronunciation.
y. Russell and Go.i-bur''s American Common School
* aie and SpefkerIe design oi i- book b. o furnish,
IT, brief treatise Execution, with examples Of the ru e-
e-scnt fO good reading b. selection of pieces for eNer-
Reading and speaking 10 pau OF which The style Of
encuuon is iud.caed hy notation.
These books already extensively introduced IN the
New-Englaui States For -aie hv
TURNER a HAYDEN, 10 J0hn-st
aul5 eodo- Agents FOR the Publishers for this State.
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DN ORDER of the Hon. Michael T. U-hoefer first
ID Judge OF le Court of Common Pleas for the Cy and
County of New l0rk-NOtce hereby given. pursuant TO
the provisions of the statute authorizing attachments against
nonresident debtors attachment has issued against
the Of ALFRED A. WOOD; resident of the State
0f Connecticut that The viii be sold for the pay
mrni Of debts he appear and discharge such
iaclment according law, within nine months from the
publication Of his notice; and that the payment Of any
him by residents of this State, ard the delivery
20 him. for his Of any property within this State be-
longing him, and the transfer OF any such property by
ihn. forbidden by law, and v0d.-Dae the 9TH day
oi July, iSfj. GEO {. GODDARD.
IaMlm Annrnev for Affnchng Creditor.
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. VI.

Yates, Mrs.
York, Mrs. Sarah
Anr. Eailurlna
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ItN ORDER Of Nm. Frederick w Hubbard, a com
ID missioner of the supreme Court and iOrtle County
Jefferson. Notice hereby given pursuant 20 The pro.
n- of the statute authorizing attachments against nOnre-i-
lcdehOrs that attachment has issued against the esia
of JOSEPH HALL, Jr resident of the Territory Of Wis
rou-u and that the will be sold for the payment Of his
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment accOr
ding i0 law within months from the nr.t publication of
notice. and that the payment of any debts due 0 HIM by
RESIDENT, of his Stale. AMI the delivery him tor his Of
any property within this State belonging to him, and the
Of any such property by him forbidden by law
ald vod-Daied January 2Hh, l8i5. b. ;. HUNT
iebl0 lawqm AIRY for Attaching Creditor
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ROBERT ~. MORRIS. =. VI.
Books.
vrvv IvvFNUF SIM

NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOOK.
I'HE NOt 80 MELODl>r-A choice collection Of 80
cal. Moral and Patriotic songs.composed and arranged
fl one two. and three voices, by William Il. Bradtury
Aso Recently Puhisled-Sawyer- Moral Philosophy.
cncn's of Mora. Philosophy. on iA- basis OF he Ten
Commandments containing complete :. STEM oi Mora
Duties. by Leicester 4 sawyer. A. VI President Of Cen
ful College Ohio vol llu0
au2o MARX n NEWMAN, Publisher. l99 Broadway.
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Real estate.

<. LOFT = wsr.cd lrar Cedar and Pear. st.e,Is
49, \ ffn -ln Office lltN $50
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IN PI ISSUANCE OF IN order Of the Surrogate Of the
4 county Of New York. Notice hereby given 70 all per
having claims against John Thomson ste OF the city oi
NewYork Physician, deceased, present the with
vouchers thereof % the subscriber A The residence OF
i,r to- Daniel Beeb- No ij Broome-see, IN he city oi
S-York ON or before the seventh day Of February next
Dated Ne,,-YOrk the second ray OF August l8ij
ana iawtm ELIZA Ann IhOM-ON, TX
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by ORDER Of Hon John q. Wilson, Judge Albany
ID county Courts and counselor at law notice i hereby
gwen, thai attachment has issued against The estate Of o.
". SHAW absconfng debtor and that the same VII De
-od for payment Of hi debts unless he appear and Dis
charge such attachment within three months from the rsi
publication of Tins and that the payment oiany debts,
and the delivery Of any property belonging TO such debtor
% him or for his use the transfer property by
m for any purpose whatever forbidden by aw and are
void. Albany. June - 1915 LEWIS BENEDICT, Jr,
Ie1n fau.,l ift'v Tor attaching creditors.
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10y OitDEK of Hon. john ". Edm0nds, Circuit Judge
Dof c Fret ClrcuifNoce hereby given pursuant 10
- provisions of the statute authorizing attachments against
s-condng concealed and nonresident debtors, that az a.
flrhmen has issued the estate of GILBERT |.
THOMPSON rcdcHt of Wa-hngfOn, ID. {. or elsewhere
of Tins STATE, and that the viii be- sold for the pay
ru debts, unless be- appear and discharge such attach
maui. according 10 law, within nine month, from tie hfs
publication of this notice ana that the payment Ofany debts
Inn by any person within this STATE and ile delivery
POP him. or for his Oi any property within the safe be-
longing o him. and transfer OF any such property by him.
forbidden by law and void. Dated the 9h day Of
Msy. l8b. >ANNAl.
Attorney for Attaching Creditor, No. Wal-st Newlork
mn Ll-A-lL
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

DLUNRF's NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY
L AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, No. 81 Broadway,
corner OF Murray-- lover Tenney. Jesery Sore award
The Medal fret four premiums and two highest hOnors
IL the exhibitions a. Boston, NewfOTk and Philadelphia
respectively for best pictures and apparatus ever exhibited
Price OF these Photographs reduced TO thai OF Ordi
nary ones al oler places that need for
ordinary Likeness tie Of economy. Taken In any
weather.
PLUMBE'S Premium and German Cameras, Instructions,
Plates Cases &c forwarded 10 any desired point al lower
than by other manufacturer an50y
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DIR. HUMPHREYS LETTERS

'g'HlRTN-fOl LETTERS a. "A Son in The Ministry.
b. Rev. Hemau Humphrey President oi Amherst Col
Dr. e. Price i0 cents For sale by
au17 MARX n NEWMAN. iq1 Broadway. " Y
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lssS-oPPOsITION TO MoNoPoLY-is4s.
~ LAlA Nh w ENp. = a

rs NEW-YORk AND ALBANY EMPRESS
xspx Il LlNE.-Throurh without landing. The
low pressure and swim running steam.
ioat EXPRESS. VIII commence her regular trips for
H- ssasDn fHi vll conunue until the close Of naygs
ton tayll- f- gfi the foot of RoHlNsoSsr. regularly
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays, aud Albany, Monasys,
elnesdays anil Fridays al r NJ and viii arrive IN
time tO take The morning trains Of cars East or West
This boat Is fitted up with splendid stale rooms on DECK
.ni her furniture j. al4 aud Of tho best Kind For
~ 90 apply on board as above.
Y y -Freigif taken AT low prices mo No
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Omcial.
LIST OF LETTERS.
OmciaI,


ia And BE- u fsrtaer enacfed,
40 =. dve,s-rnenis made under the orders o. the Post
,ss.tr General IN newspaper newspapers, Of letters
for In any Post Oce. shall b. inserted In the paper
or papers Of the town or place "nee ne once advertising
nav be situated. Aatlng ne Larges ciTcaofioa
Nsss Post Offer L>r-r. passed March }, ls3o
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=. a Ss.--jS For Albany and Troy. and intermediate
places. The low pressure steamboat Troy.
Capt A. Gorhsm will leave New-Nork from Pier The
fDli OF BarcaYsifer, Al O'Clock A. VI every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. Returning. VIII leave Troy at d
o'clock H. NJ AMI Albany Al o'clock A. NJ every Monday,
Wednesday A. Friday.
~ For passage freight, apply bosri the boats ~
io = T. Hal the Office The wharf zoo; OF Barclay st
The lOW-pres-Ir- steamboat ALBANY leaves Ncw-Yofk
AZ O'Clock. 4 VI. Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
Returning. will leave Troy Al u O'Clock A. NJ ami Albany
O'Clock A. NJ every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday.
For passage freight apply board the boats to q
B. Hail nj the office the wharf foot of Barclay l
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10: - >tM.i OMN AND mAKI.EM

T.. NJ. WI UItN MI UNHT'E"
- ABROAD IO.-Narlmkr Ar o"1t'
On and after Monday, April ih,
net the Cars vii run follows w Leave City Hal iof
Y0rkvle Harlem and N rrsianA $40, 49, 9, 10 A. N;
H. B. 1884,, D. $50, % r. ".
Leave Guy HsA iOr fOnihsm and W lians Bridge. oy,
T. l0 A. VI. ;, SD D. r. "
Leave Civ Hall for White Plains, loAM 5P. M.
Leave Morrl-sna and Harlem FOR " Hall ~, ., =. 10,
n A. NJ 2345,5 zO. o, 90, 7t5 Pm.
Leave Williams Bridge for CITY HALL : 10. 1910 A. N,
40 5 So. ID y. ~
Leave White Plains for City Hal 10, 1910 A. M, 10,
5IoP.M.
The freght Train will leave White Plains Jam and tho
CRY Hail At Ia r. H.ior The present.
sent.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK SEPTEMBER
CLEARED

ships Shenandoah. West Liverpool c ii Marshall
uuca ucwcti, lsvre Fox & Livingston. CASTOR Coul
ter M4rseilles. Boyd iinckcn stephan, Roluns
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