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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
THE ARKANSAS lNTELLIGENCER
IS pUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY,

is PUBLISHED EVERY SAlerDA'
At TueEE DoLL,Rs per year, paid within SIX month
or FouR DOLLARS, il payment DC aela!ea uH'h ~'''
that time. - ,.-,--r-,,-c
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For square Of 10 lines or less hrst Insertion oSn
,at,R aud FIFTY CENTS for each eoniiRuanee-oNe' ~
lines, and not exceeding I5 to be charged as square
and half and in that proportion ic' longer aa'e'ss'
menis. -, -,,os
When an individual account, at the ABOVE a. @
amounts TO $50 and under slOO, discount oi 20 ps
cent viii be made and when il amounts TO Sto1 % oi
more. discount Of 33l per cent but no discount W'
be made where payment is delayed alter the
Of one wear and no deduction will be made on tho ''g1
,Jyertisements required TO be published by law
All advertisements TO be paid for IN ADVANCE OF ''
,,ymen. assumed BY some responsible person
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
No' SIS 20
SO 40 90
GO &" 1" - 60 90
Announcement Of candi
ether advertisements sGc charged as
Political circnsno of gross, abusive, personal ha
No advertIsSfished at any price
ture, VII llLefs must be post paid
ApSboyc terms will be strictly adhered TO-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
NEW GOODS.

TB'lEE subscriber has just returned from the East,
! with an entire and well selected stock OF
goods, consisting, in part, OF
CalIcocs, Merinoes, AHPacaos. Hhawls, Musns,
Boots and Shoes, Quccnswarc Hardware, Iron
and Nails, Glass, Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
He fattcrs himself that the above stock can be sold
at such prices to conpot with the state Of the times
G.. 5. BRINE, Fort Smith.
Dec 30. 1Si7--i1-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

Cuccnswalc, Glass, &c.
I'm store eight crates of assorted Qucensware with
I an extensive assortment on the shelves, together
with tumhIcrs quart bottles, pint and haipnt TASKS
which Ill be packed to order and sold at the lowest
prices at Wholesale retail, for cash or barter
GEO. 5. BRINE
Fort Smith. August |, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

DLAIN, black and figured Alpacas, and various
kinds of Goods for Ladies. with the hardest kind
os Names for sale by WALLACE S WARD.
October, 2G, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
1AT ATTRACT T1oN!
80 NEW GOODS.

1,ICKETT & GREGG have just received and are
now opening, direct from New York and fh''a'
phia, ue
10 cases bluc Prints, style, all figures
70 Fancy assorted Prints, new style;
90 4" Kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, CassImefes' anu
Hard Times; ~
so bales brown, striped plaid and bIcached DO
mcstics all qualities; cottonadcs, cotton twiis' gam
broons suspcnders, hosiery, shawls and handefGnle
all sorts and sizes, style silks, Iacos ana iIuo'
coat trimmings boots, shoes, hats caps and 0"nhe,'
new style books and stationery hardware and cutie
ry; glassware and quecnsware; scythes ana sck'os'
nails, castings and cotton yarn sugar, coffee and groce
ries Generally: in fact almost every article usually
found in any store in this country-al OF VIII ch are
offered very low for cash and barter, wholesale re-
tail.
Van Buren, Ark's, May 10. lSli.-16-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
THE ARKANsAs lNTEIIIeers
PUBLISHED wEEKLS, AT VAN BrkES, Ark,
Devoted TO


DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
LOCATED as we are, in the centre Of lar.
cratic population, who have no organ west A. N
Rock, il is deemed highly important that /, ~
this character should be published, 10 din,f
sound democratic doctrines, and political mar.j
nerally.
The undersigned, having purchased the int.
Mr.. Thomas Sterne in the " Arkansas Int,LIsy
will hereafter publish it asa democratic paper h
support the principles Of the party and the p.J
lccted TO carry them out. He will endeavor 4.
it at all times, an efficient and faithful organ
party in this section Of the State.
tbs exertions and industry will be used 10 nj
the very latest intelligence, whether local o. /
abroad. lie has engaged several efficient cor,j
dents in the Indian country, and pledges him.
rive the earliest intelligence Of border events.
All who are devoted TO the cause in which M
embarked, are respectfully requested 10 aid him
efforts to establish on permanen, footing, d.ns1
paper in the "Far West"
TERns.-Three dollars per annum, in adv,e,|
four dollars, If not paid within six months.
GEO. W. CLARI
Van Buren. Ark. March 22d, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
Fresh Drugs, Medicines &c.

HTST RECEIVED. per steamer Evcline, from Phil
sj adclpha, full supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
JIs Varnshcs, Glass ware &c, which are offered /,
and others tho low prices for cash.
April E, IL a W. II. u NJ MAlERS,
Druggists and Apoihicories, Fort SIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
Linen Mu>qucto Netting, Shell Combs, &c.

Linen Mu>Queto Netting, Shell Combs, &c.
ECEiVED per steam boat James Pitcher, Musque
s. TO Netting: Thread Gloves Painted Lawns; Plaid
stri ped and lace Muslins; thread and bobbDe Laccs
Earncs and Inscrtions Cambria do do Linen Cam
bric French cOlored Kid Gloves; Silk Hose; Mohair
" us aud Gloves: fine Irish Linens and Lawns-a
Loicc variety of Ladies' Shell Combs; Parasos. Sun
~Ladrs a-.I UmbrclIs, aud variety Of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO. S. BRINE
Fort Smith, Aug, Ist, ioll.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
u. s. POST COACH LIN
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHING
AND HOT SPRINGS.

"HE undersigned, contractors for earring
S Mail from Little Rock TO Washington Al
Springs, have the salisfactio of informing ths
that their lines of splendid Troy Post Coaches 4
in full operation.
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springsl
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday and $.
morning, at daylight, in 4 horse Post q
in which they are conveyed TO Fair Play, (Rey5;
40 niles and from thence the passengers
Springs are conveyed through. the same day.
same Coaches; those for Washington are t1pI
to splendid new horse Post Coaches, at Fair PkI
reach Washington the next day after lesving
Rock. On their return, the Coaches from Wasj
and Hot Springs again intersect at Fair Play,
rive at Little Rock every Wednesday, Frd1
Sunday evening at sun. n.down-coming throusiI
the former place in two days, and the latsa
day.
The propretors have careful, sober, and eIP'I
ed drivers, and pledge themselves to spare nett,
Dor nor expense to give general satisfaction to
may patronze them.
Farc-To Wa shington, $40 to Hot Spring,
Stoge-eGee, at the Anthony House, Little ROeil
at the Lafayette House, Washington.
D'All baggage at the risk Of the owners.
SNAPP e. HOWL
Nov. 90, 1s44-4o.tf.
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THE TRIBUNE.

Ac,r oy sEpucrIoS-A trial OF unusual inter
-, 80 Mace ;n our last week II was prosecu
49,, a., eioetion with promise Of marriage. under the
,.,e i.x of the Commonwealth, making punishable with
irnr,.opment not less than year, In jail pen
Tertiary. 49, . -,
The prosecuirx in the Eliza Fairly, only child
of Jacob Early E-q. OF Hanover. in tins County. aged
about II and the dciendan; Henry " Todd son OF
David Todd Esq Fl the same place, aged about ~ yea'
They both Of respectable aud wealthy families ana
Of good standing in the community. An Indictment "a. 80
found against the defendant on the comps,n' VI VIZ
prosecuirx. and strong array was hsoc y, S 49,
and all the evidence that could ,e procureo oo vo'.
Amer a tria which occupied about two o~y 'ne ueie
an, was convicted and sptenced by the Court 70 pSy
fine of 100 the costs and confinement IN tbe CounJ
PRISON ~, one wear shortest time allowed BY tue s"
Tbi. "a the trst convection. we believe under his law
Il, the STATE and the fra created little interest ID our
community-ihe Court House being crowded 10 hs s'
no., CAPACITY mostly during H. The counsel for he oe
PENDANT were Mcssrs. McCOrmic. Aricks and lem
For the prosecutor Messrs Fisher and kunde ana VI.
address the latter the Jury was one OF 'nc ms.
eloquent and effective appeals ever heard; u D'Vusnt
tears from the dense Of people ~ns isenea WIN
snesLcr lHsrrsburgh Telegraph
fI5~Tbe fall session Of the Theological seminary
in PRINCETON. commenced Friday ast. with large
nnmher Of new students The number OF students IN
The College and Seminary greater at this time tnah
Cor several wears before In the College the huho'i o
students m Is greater than before admit'eo ~ one
time.
~ Rev. JYHard Chld. Of Norwich, has ac-
rersed the call Of the First Congregational Church IN
Lowell
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Ia ne packet ship Switzerland. from London-R Hobbs
and lady Hannah Hobbs Henry Il.alah. John Mu
ply. Madame La Consicssc Sarah Rumiord of France,
Emma Gammcl. Henry Mackcchnie Herman krege
Germany G W Bell L : and 6. stecrsge.
~ tAs ship lara from L,rrpoo-Edwd Johnson James
Lawrence. OF l-25O s,eersgc
IN the sk,p Jncas. from amsfcrdam-Mr Van Russun,
Mr. Belino, aud Is steeragc
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MARINE JOURNAL.


Ships - James Meyer. London Grinne, Mintum 4
Go; AngelQuc Edwards Amsterdam. Schuchsrdt & Ia
vre; sutton Galloway. Charleston Geo Sutton. Brigs
Maria Grace Guthrie Trinity. NJ Siiken 4 Go. En-
pirc, Bunicr, Texas. Brewer \ Nelson.
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ARRIVED.

ship Hebrew. Carr "a ds FIN Liverpool, mdse To mas
fer-l6O -,cerasc passengers.
ship Tallahassee. Hadey. ia ds I'm Apaschicols. cot
ton Tsy lor 4 Merrill August o. lat 81 Ion IS,
steamboat Neptune steering south
Ship Mcdcmseh, Eaton. r. Us from Newcastle. (Eng)
coal Ncsmith 4 Walsh.
ship Hogarih. Pcndcton. "a ds I'm Newcastle. (Eng)
GOAL VIM Whitlock. Jr.
Packet shp Switzerland Knight London and Ports
mouth ~ Aug mdse To Crinnel Mnturn 4 Co.
ship Java Perry. 20 is from Liverpool mdse. TO John
Ogden.
Ship Uncas Latham r. DIS FIN Amsterdam Len the
Texal 25sh july and the Lands Ends Aus 9th was Il
days in the channel u, the North Sea In lat ~ 10 Ion
~ ~. passed large iceberg
ship Corca. Gardner - Pcicrsburgh. July 18th, Esi
sd. To master
Bark Zsida Chapman 10 d. I'm Pensacola cotton. sc
10 RObcri Williams.
Brig Detroit Msnducl - ds FIN Carihsgcns via hey
West hides fosiic sc. TO Col, 4 Co. Brig Tam o.
Shsn,er. Thomss arrived The day previous the only
Amercan-i cabin passengers
Be BRIG Nepolc.n Caleb ~ days from 81 AIMS Bay
DAM oso hsgs pimento Aymar s Co.
n brig Rcnie Desanscs. Gondein, o. ds from Cette.
Vrl win VINE. Ia master.
bfix Protection. --, Calais. lumber.
Snow
schr Increase -. Th0msston lime
Schr Walter Merchant. Demng Philad coal
schr Mary khza Cosrson, Passport plaster
Schr Oregon. . Harrington lumber
Schr Mary Lyster. furdy. PHILADELPHIA coal
schr Lycureus, Perry, rhnsdelphia coal
SAILED,
Steamer MarnOra Liverpool. ships Shenandoah do.
Utica Hsvrc BARK Annshusc Rio de Jsneiro and others
Wind ; : r..
MEMORANDA
The brig Gen Bolivar recently ashore on the West
Bank has been got of and towcd to the City by the
steamboat Hercules
SPOKEN. &C
Aug lsi 4 20 Ion - packet ship Waterloo 81 days
frsm NYork for Liverpool
July p. Ion A. % Scsn bark Leone IL ds I'm NJ OF (
for Palermo
10Th Aug on the Grand Banks spoke schr Robin Of
Marbehe.d 5mOnths out n 900 FISH
FOREIGN PORTS
At Gotsnburg "a ms. brig Glars. for New York
Al Havana l6lh alt, ships Norma Ellis for New York
3th Adelaide Adams FIN Nlork. Dig
A, fieiou, M, eOth ult ship VIM Engs Dennis Niork.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
s.,es n, the stock Exchange. Sept l.
second board.

The preliminary exploration for the Portsmouth
and Concord Railroad is now being made and 50 much
ofthe course as lies between Portsmouth and Newman
Le, will be determined upon at The subscriptions
are going very iavorably
The Newark Daily Advertiser gives some int
resting particulars in relation the Copper Mines of
Eew.Jersey
Is,ye depostcs of Copper Ore have been heretofore
found near sonerville New brunswick, w oodbridge,
Bevie and other places ia the state. The OLD Schuy
Ter mine near Bevile the left bank OF the Passac,
and within five miles Of this city was discovered AS cary
a. mo and as the policy Of Great Britain al that time
prohibited every species of manufactures In the Colonies
the ore was exported in the crude state to England
From the books of the discoyerer (Arcnt Schuyler II
appears that before the year 1871 ne had shipped ,oo
TONS 10 the Bristol Copper works Some 30 years after
ward Ms runs the history the mine was leased 10 Com
psny aud Josiah HOrDbower. Esq the eminent tnglsh
land the father Of the present Chief Justice)
came over with a steam engine of the Imperfect con
srcton then in use prosecute the enterprise. This
il believed 10 have been the fret steam engine put IN OPP
Grafton in this country The mine was worked proh1
bly for some four years. when IT was burned down.
Another Company in England acquainted with the SUI
peror quality of the ore obtained permission from the
crown 10 construct works for smelling and refining cop
Der here aud offered Mr. Schuyler 1l0UOOO Tor ms
estse inc luding the mine This he refused, but pro
posed To ioin therH rebuilding the works But the
Revolution defeated the project Several similar efforts
20 work the mine have been made since, but faled
through adverse circumstances The ore said TO he
very rich having yielded from 30 TO 20 per cent OF cop
per The vein II has been SAID, VIII produce over ~"
tons OF annually
The Hunterdon Gazette states that the Pennington
Copper Mines. owned by Hugh Cspncr, Esq. are about
10 be re6pened under the auspices of gentleman who
10 interested in the Lake Superior mines. He has had
the ore from Mr. Cs thoroughly tested and it has
been pronounced TO be Of very superior quality.
The British trade with Canton IN si4 is returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

xT@ NOTICE. Island Ferry f0ot u
80. - Whitehall street The -'eirb boats SYLPH
and STATEN ISLANDER Hi rave New
YORK every hour eNcrpt5 7. NJ commencing al A.
until r. VI. Leave Staten Island every hour excerpt
u. commencing al 4. VI unul 7. "
Bon sunday, the D0at- ~ill leave every hour nom
p 4 until + VI. Ard from p u. urul 7 y ". ever
ito
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DICII'~ IMPROVED

DICH'- IMPROVED Patent saamanter safes
Ia Tie uudersgned purcta % Of A. : MARVIN. lo3s Wa
- street one Of Rclmproyed Patent Saamander Safes Of
f size which store No - Exchange Place.
TINT store wa-eurey consumed IA The great conragrauOn
or he morning of the 18Th inst
The safe from the ruins hnywo hours ster,
~ or opening the Books AMI Papers were found entirely
uruiurrd by IRE. and only Chilly wet The leather on
some NJ tie books was parched by he extreme heat
tS-uedl RICHARDS CRONkHlTE.
N..s- York July Il. l8fj Pine street
one Of Rc'- Improved Patent Saamander safes Of the
~ -ilr which purchased tie second OF june last Of
4 : MARVIN, 1884 Waierstreet agent for the manu-
frfurrr exposed tO the most Intense heat during he
ia o. dreadful. cunfagraiiOn.
TIA. store which occupied. No i6 Broadstreei
tr q consumed safe fell from the second story about
f the cellar aud remained there fourteen hours,
-i hen found told and from IL appearance alrf
yri- should Judge that had been heated to red heat
O opening The Books and Papers were found not "a have
been touched by nre
deem th- ordeal sufficient confirm fully the reputation
that Rcns SAFE has already obtained for preserving IT, CON
tents against all hazards. Signed WM BbOODGOOD
Newly rk. July y, -
Tie above >ae- for ale by \. = MARVIN, 1913 Wafer
81.
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\NILLIAMSBURGH Fire Insurance Co. Office
w Grand.si near lsi-streei. Wi.liam-burgh
Agency Office - Waist, New York
This Company ready To pay all claims for losses
asan-i ihe-aud continue 10 insure against loss ana dam
age 10y fire on as favorable terms as other Offices
Same wfpt. cha DiS' o Handy Francis slenhen
Thomn- No Elraih Len'l Richardson fred'k W tavre,
Nicholas wyckof Chi-,'n Zabri-kee, samuel H. Clapp
A. {. benedict, John >s.ilman, At Van boshercH'
Jeremiah Johnson.
LRMUEL RICHARDSON President
s. b. Hopes. Secretary
WA.HfNcToN POsT. AGENT
Ions Il. RoRssrs, surveyor. yl' -Mosy
OFFICE Of the CROTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
" No. - Wal-st adjoining The Mechanics Bank m me
CIV of Newly ors.ru- Company ost hy The recent IRE
SO ON Their assets over and above al ca,m- agan-i
ten exceed 10000 They continue to insure Marine and
TRUSTEES
lame. Harper Lorins Andrews Robert Lane.
iward Richardson jose ph N0nes. John 7 Gilchrs,
james fhfirn, Leonard Arp"hy, jas II >uydam'
: 4. Lawrence. A-a : Crosby. Jo'n * Lashh-
Erwin r. Trenain. John J. Heruck saIn'l Sherwood,
Slas II Crsndal, Abraham Van Ne,t. James Cook.
fnhn breasted, WIN Cozlrns, k4.ts 1 Al-rcni
Inines Cnnssiank, Herman Gould, Geo Whitaker
j. Lealdor starr. Theo ileycr, Thos Monahsn,
Charlie. NOse, Cyrus Chtnery. beor.e fal-n,
L,iocs Pratt Lawrence Hill. VIM BurgUyne,
Geo { De Kay, WIN ii Tow n..nd ... -
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE President
JOSEPH &. MONIES |ice-fre-ident
NICHOLAS CARROLL. SECRETARY.
Capt SAMUEL CANDLES. Marine Inspector.
Also Inspector tor "Lloyd'.' for the Port of Newfok
iy5l yos
THE NORWICH Fire Insurance Company Of Nor
1 wch, Conn Chartered IN loo.-Capal all paid i9
and well secured hy mortgages on real c-aels prepared
o. policies IN the City AZ NewNOrk, not exceeding
five thousand dollars ir any OGe n-k.
The Directors assuLy ihe public ia iie capital oi MS
Company perfectly ,lnd. ana that during The great length
ofnne il ha' been 1 me-. he eonienee Of e eonma,
IL ability and Cr4ty in adjusting ios-e- ma never
been impaired LEWIS HYDE. President
JOstfH WILLIAMS. SECRETARY.
DIRECTORS
Lewis HYDE. Frt4irrcs Prentice Ilos Wllliins -,
William Williams Jeieilal Hunting John Brandeee,
Joseph Williams, ton,
j q. W Tmmhul. Charles Johnson.
Reference m New York -Me--rs Nin-lo~ Fwsin-,
NJ D. Wallsreei and DIV lt Johnson. ESQ Nuli Broad
street
Policies Wi. BIZ issued be- THOS. 4 ALEXANDER.
Agent, ~ Wa-.tfc,i cOrnrr Of Naier-L
AususfI5. 1916 aul5 jfi-eod 3weodo-
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-, STEAM BETWEEN NEW, ORK

ttV BtIN Elm NJ w Ohh
fxLaN AND LlN EkfOOL--Ihe OreatW t-iern> cam
Ship & mpany's Steam ships. The GREAT
WESTERN 100 Tons, 80 horse power K. Is. Mathew.
E-Q.. Commander The GREAT BRITAIN, $500 Tons,
1000 horse power, Lieutenant James hosken X. \. Com
nsndef, are intended to -ail a. follows
GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool From Ncw-lOfk
saturday. August , Thursday. sept 3D.
Saturday, Oct II. Thursday, Nov D
GREAT BRITAIN.
From Liverpool From New-Yorx
Saturday, July ~. 1875 Saturday Aug 80.
saturday Sept. r. Saturday,. Oct 1t
Saturday, Nov. p saturday, Dec "a.
Fare per Great Western 500 and = Stewards Fees.
Fare per Great Britain. from -8o 20 SD land = Stew
ards fte according the snd position If he Stale
Rooms.
For freight or passage or other information apply
au7 fm2aw' RlCHD IRWIN. 90 FrOntsL
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publir Qcnpepanres. 81.
IT, NEW ARRANGENENT-YA
.t.:..n,;rl=CREDI cED-lndepcadeni Line iOr Ne

AZ INV NKKNNOsEWENT-FkR
A~SN:-7SRFDJCED independent Line Coz NJ.
port. Providence and Boston Drect-Th,.-.
tunes week each way r.. ssnnch snd fsvon- s,e.,,
boat NEPTUNE commanded BY Cspt William Rol.-.
fayi1 comp cleo her improvements viii her ,
on saturday. SIS MAJ - follow. Leave New Yo,. 80.
Pier No s. >oth River. Cor Newport Providence ara
fu. Direct 81 Monday. Wednesday. and Friday srrvi, =,
Pruf lrncr in tn- for th- morning of 10 E..
Taunton, New Bedford, Pal River Sc. and Sso cors.
with ih- STEAMBOATS, running East the kenreher =.
Penoi,>cot rivers. NJ o'cloct. r VI. Rsrus~ts. -.
leave Providence for Newport and >ev.Yors on r.
tay Thursday AM saturday Al ). o'clock. ?. NJ on ~
srrivai 0f he Mai T. ain u Cars from Boston.
f,Rg frnrn Sev-York 10 Boston. csbin.........si,s
Deck Passengers from N-~-York 10 Boston. 49,. n =.
CABIN Passengers 10 Newport and PrOvidrfce.... 81
p-cs Passengers from y ~ YORK 90 Providence !,
lklrds Of fr,ight taken al the love. rates.
For llrlhcr particulars. enquire Of
GFO. p FAIRCHILD, 10 Wes..st,--s
or Of JOHN N RICHMOND, Provides.
snd a. ne ofhce on tie steamboat landing. ryN
persons arr forbid trusting this Boat except on ~r,
Ten origr. from he Capsin - no other os~il " pse
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- MORNING. LINE AT,O'CLU,K

OH q u
- ,i.ss--5S-for hany and Troy. and Intermediate
places. The low pressure steamboat TROY
Cap 4. Gofhsm. viii leave New York from Pier the
fool n Bare 1y street st O'Clock A. NJ every Tuesday
Thur Az and Saturday. Returning, VIII leave Troy d
o'c1ea 4. VI aud Albany al O'Clock A. NJ every Monday
We. .sisy afd Friday.
=, For passage freight apply on board the boats
o. D. Hail. NJ the office ON the wharf tOt Of Barclay 81
n, ow pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves New-ios
a. o'clock, \ VI. Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
K ming will leave Troy al d O'Clock 4. NJ and Albany
pcioek 4 NJ every Tuesday. Thur-dsy and ssnIniay.
Hlf passage freight, apply ON board the boats. Ia
tia the Office the wharf. foot of Barclays ". iea
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xT"<~ FOX BK1DtEPOEI srd hOu-atonic
~ - Rai.ryai.-The steamboat NlNkDD, Capt
John Brooks Jr viii Rave New York from
the foot ii Market daily Sundays excepted Al O'Clock.
\ u connection With d. Cars Tor West Siockbndge. Re-
l,u.lg leave Bridgeport quarter past O'Clock, p NJ
he arrival Of he from West Sockbrdge arriving In
sex-fOrk al half pat s. p. ~
TIE o'clock Line % Bridgeport j. withdrawn. Stages
vii leave he srva of lne Boat 0r -trsiir, Milford,
Fiirlet, southport and Derby.
~ TINS tfe only boat running In connection '" n ne
X. X. MASON. Superintendent. sui I'm
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I Ia. -, -ssssssssaaagr sXw-yVKk AND HAxLE1

r172 I.IfVfN W FHNINNT IT
p,nf, On and alter Monday, April an
ls he Cars VIII iOlOws VIZ Leave City HAL far
forsgilie, Harlem sni Mcrrisans a. So T. ., loA N
/. 3 ;. 30. g. 5.5g,.P ".
Leave Guy ii,4 Tor foniham and Williams Bridge So,
= 10 4. VI ; :. $50 ), 6PM
Leave City Hall for White Plains, TO- NJ; bP. "
Leave MOrri-iana AMI Harlem Tor { - Hall 7as, TO-
~ \ w. 2, ;, 4. ), 5lr g, go, 7.fj PM
Leave Williams Bridge for Guy Hal7, no. 1910 4 -
20 SO, % Pm
Leave White Plain. FOR Guy HalTio, ioIoAM; 10
1l0PM
T- ire gl train 10 leave While aims al AN, sod me
Cily HAL A. 10 r. M.iOr he present.
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Fare only ~! cenfs -CAaagr IF Hoss-Dn
snd Saturday. May nm 1875 the Steamer PASSAiC,
Capt JoH> carry, vii follows 4ltl further notice;
Leave Ness an foot 81 Centre - y 4 ". and IL T. VI.
Leave ses York foot ut Barclay a. 10 A. NJ and = ".
GA Sundays. .-ave Newark A. NJ aud : r. NJ Leave
rrg-i 0rk ln A NJ AMI =. NJ
The Pss.ar ha. been Enlightened s. feet, and i
hundred and twenty feet long She has boiler and
new comfnoOus and elegantly furnished deck ,alOon tf
f.. IN length aud Ia complete order. Her accommois
trs for freight and passengers hive been very murh IN.
oso r.f. Freight carried ~ r.-furer rsi-s ulvi1