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TUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in eB Ashley's row, fresh supply of Stationary con sisting of fine Cap g. Paper, Note Paper, Folio Post Medium and Drawing Paper;-also, Pounce m viols India Rubber, Sealing Wax, Quills, Steel Pens of every description, small Waters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inkstands, Penknives, Folders, black, red and blue ink, Erasers, Blank Books red Tape, Slate Pencils, Sc. &c. all of which will be sold al thelowest prices for cash.
 Also-IFor sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock November 6, l844-S
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luIY2 20th.
Ncsy e;oodls. New Goods!!

TI7HE subscriber has just opened a arge assort-
 men of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS. which he will sell cheap fer cash or exchange for hides, pclties, turs, becsWaX. &. &c. The above stock is composed in part oi the following articles viz:
 Brown and beached shiftiag; sheeting G-4. 4--4. 3--4, and heavy Osnaburgs; French, English, and American prints; mouselain ds aincs; morning de laues :aipaccas alpacea lusters; white and red hannels hnseys; diapers; Londan duff blankets Gont do; Whitney do; green blue, and scarlet dc canvass and red padding; satines and cassimeres vestinrs black cloths; ticklHS; coored cambrcs sieilias; brown linens; brown Hollands; ginhams: cashmere de ccossc; black Italian crayats; pong; and Spafeld silk hdk is; linen cambric do; lmta; ton dc; bishop lawns book musins; plaid, striped and check muslin and canpfic; sewing silk; silk twist; lambs wool half hose; white and brown cot ton de ladies' whitem hose; white, black and slate cotton do shirt buttons coat buttons; black and colored tafeta ribbons cotton and worsted bra ces sup. elasted do; cotton hdis; Turkey red do : linen and cotton tapes table diaper, brown and white: gentlemen and ladies' thibet, hosfin, silk, and kid gloves black and white crape; silk and cot ton yelvets; needles, and pins; hook and eyes ;- spool cotton; linen thread; Irish linens; do sheet ings; long lawns; children's Victoria boots; mixed hose gents merino shirts ;-togathef with com plete assortment of gents sewed and begged calf skin boots mud boots; Lip, russet, and black bro gans ladies walking shoes and slippers chdrens black and ccofed boots; and variety of fashions ble white shas dalnels; Kentucky Jeans; rolled kersey; linsevs together with lotot school-boo1s and stationary Also, sugar. coffee, teas, tobacco. ''se' Sa'' w - D. BENDER.
 December 6, isi4 15--f
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Nesw GsaEsaElaE.W.

Decsmber 6. 1911.
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NWaEaaaEaa s. Whit

Little Roclc, Eco. 19, 1915.
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HAS on hand 1000 lbs bacon sides, hams and E i shoulders, 20 bbls four, 20 bbls whisSey, B bags prime Rio coffee, 12 bbls brown and loaf sq- gar 5000 lbs assorted castings, 5000 lbs sheet, band round, square, and flat bar iron; 1900 lbs cotton yarn; 1000 lbs bar ead D boxes sperm, star, and mould candies; 15 cases boots, shoes and brogans; 30 boxes window glass; % grndstones; 500 lbs Ep= som salts, boxes tobaeeo, bbs tanners oil, sperm, insced lard, and Florence oils old port and madei- "a wines: cogniac and American brandy; Hollana; and American gin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard, ginger, pepper, saltpetre, glue, indigo and maddef imperial and block teas; molasses, wire silters painted buckets castor oil, caomei, rhubaro, Bate mans drops aud 2o o. qainine; zoo doz cups and saaeers; 43 dog plates; dry white and red lead ;- 1yhita lead in oil; green paint chrome yellow and green; pGussian blue spanish brown, venetian red yellow ochrc, lampback, ground haywood, iaFan and copel yarnish; boraX; sponge; l5 kits mackef- el and salmon, See, for sale low, for cash only, by
 VIM. B. WAIT.
 julv S0tn 45-tf
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KAN $ A S B A N N E R ,,n,rsIgED WE8ESLT, M s. HsOHSE4AND, 'nrR DOLLARS A YEAR
 IN .RDF.ANCE.
gre oF ADYERTIs7NG.

[eas OF ADVERTIs1NG.
 If 10 lines, or less, first insertion,
 .sd FIFTY CENTS for each continu- '. lin lines and not exceeding I5, to be ,rare , and half-over 15, and not ex- 4 Two sauares-and in that proportion gtisements.
 ,.fsements to be paid for in advance, larloed by some responsible person. Jiridual account, at the above rates, .o .,s and under Sf00, in one year, dis
 or cent will be made; and when 1t g66 or upwards, in the same period, a irner r cent. will be made. No dedue-
 ,siG I'll be made, if payment be deferred .ball have expired; nor will any re- .io on leaal advertisements, required mbIsbed.
 ,rri iCTs BE THE YEAR. | 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20. (9 ao ss @ {" G 30,
 So So <" {" 50 .,"egts. or parts thereof, exceeding 10, as the case may be, subject to the IGScountS hrSt mentioned; ana no con rstes for less term than year. No occasional omissions; and all contracts |S he paid in advance.
 |rnIyG ADVEgTESIGME ENTs. o9 less each additional } |Soaths, 1 $6 square, ] {b4 10 '" 8 < I5 @ P advertisements will be charged at the raies. nilless a contract be made when | |Sm: and must be paid for in advance. l viii be announced for any office. either | county, without the advance payment |,reulars will be charged as advertise |pgment required in advance. \ hereafter be delivered to any person |se have no regular dealings, until paid |sments must be marked with the num- [ms desired, otherwise they will be con |nbid, and charged accordingly. |adon will be made from the above rates. |15er of the paper, 125 cents. [nust be postpaid, or they will not re- n4ion
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University os tEse State Of
 Rsfss0gsFi.

COLUMBI3, BOON CUUNII.
 Endowment, $E90.0ts0. COMMENCEMENT on the last Thursday oi O July.
 Three Sessions, year of II weeks each, be- ginning.
 lst on the Sd Monday of September,
 2nd Ist ss January,
 Sd IIth before commencement Board, including room, fuel, lights, washing &e, In private families from $sl to $s2 per week. Communications addressed to Professors E. Ii. Leifingwell, w. ". Hudson, R. s. thomas, Geo. C.praft, or to the undersigned, will receive inme- diate attention. JOHN H. LATH0RP, August ', ls4t.47-Iy Pres,
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YOHN c. PRATT & co. Cotton Factors, and 9 General Commission and Forwarding Mef- chants, 30 Camp street, New Orleans JNo C. PRATT. JACOB BRAKEMAN. s. E. BELKNAP.
 November 9th, I844. o-Iy
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|NG, |. l., NEAR NEW YORK. |Enew Descriptive Catalogues (which
 e cost over B7a0,) of the THEEs, |lxTs, and SEEDS at this establishment.
 be sent gratis to every post paid, addressing
 WILLIAM R. PRINCE & co. October. i844. I2-tf.
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20 G'0ssrsS.y 7ac"csa.sy2ss.

!" -lssEaa"E V-Ca 11:s5aa 3.
a GENNRh NJ assortment Of TEnHcu. Barr
IA 1871 and AMERICAN CLOTHS, consisting Of
Wool and fiecc Dyed ElacAs, Browns, Olives,
&C., s..
Also, FnrEcu and WEST or FHcLaND super
Wool Black CASElMEpES, low ana medium
priced hHCmcAN Woo! black CAssturprs, FoE.
LiC% and AnER!cAN FAGCy ChssiIEEEs.
SarlNEITs, with Ga. and good assortment
OF Black and Fancy SIX Fcstings, E!1rk SIX
'esgots, fine and medium qnality: &atin7, Ser
gos, silk and wors.ad; sewing aiiks, Sccrias,
paddiHgs, canvass and threads, with other gooSs
exclusively adapted TO dealers in Tailoring az
ticlos; in store and G,r sale on reasonable terms
by ELLISON s PETERS,
Southeast corner Of Third and Market streets.
"econa story. Dealers in Wooien ard Staple
Dry C"ods, adapted 10 mems wca-
imiinLelphin. 3arcii Nnnh IS f5-rn
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,l'EHE CECIL VVEHHQ44.
Law OF MARYLAND.
[BY AUTHORITY /

S9c' ]. Er cRGcit". by tie General
.2ssembiy Of Ajargical, That from auo
after the frs day Of JHra nsEl. I'll, g.
tatc@, real, pcrso"al ard m&ed, moary,
pubic and pirate e6cUr,ia5 for :noUry.
Of every nature and Kind vha'soov@~,
passing from any person, Nho may De,
seized, and possessed thereof. being il
ih!s State. Cilhe' by will, or under tie in
testat" laws q his G,ai@, or ary pan; Of
such cf!a!c, or ca!a'.s, money, or %acu,;-
ties as aio'c-,ii, III interest therein
transferred. By deed, grant, bargain, aih Ct
sale, made OF intended t0 ,..,a effect in
possc&aioA or enjoyment of,yr.the Death
OF tie grantor, bargajNor, deysor, OF
donor, 70 any person CT persons, or bodies
polite, or corporate IN trust, or o,te1 0lsr,
other than TO or for the use Of the fa!Mcr
mother, wife, children, and iingal dos
pendants, born in lawful vcdiock, Of the
srantor, hGrCainor, dev:or, donor or in
tySia;o, sha!! be and thcy arr hereby mede
subject 10 a tax oy duty Of two aud one
half Per ccG. ~ every bundled dollars Of
the clear value OF such estate, or estates.
OF mo"cy or gCcurtias as aforesaid, 10 be
a "" ~ '"r 10, ~ n:'' a." "e' anu a. t ,.
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New and Cheap Fashionable
Clothing Establishment.

TENHE subscribers having opened a
IL Clo,hing Establishment would res
pectfulIy inform their friends and the pub
lie that they have on hand and are sull
manufacturing a large and fashionable
STOCK or CLOTHING,
which ,hey will sell at he very lowest
prices. They will also keep on band a
large large and handsome assortment Of
Cloth, CaSsimCrcs and IesiingS, which
they will make mp TO order at the shorts
est notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Country merchants buying for them
selves or for sale can be supplied either
wholesale or retail on the most accom>
modatng terms.
WHIP Mills s. SON,
No. ~ DaIumora street.
March lJth lSlJ--0w
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athis rrag aarehouso, 40. North Third street,
IAi.otelp'tia.
Oasrr"r none are grn"in2 withou, the sigma
tn,c %; l-HH 4. CAATEELi..
So at Or. seph Wat!acc's Drug Store Llk-
tln, M.
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Commissioner of Stamps.
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SIsiaPsSG TgT'E LLlGENCE.

Harrison, Apalachcola July Helen Augusta do June 81
Shnitasle Bostop st Csmbrs O do 2sh Republic
Canning aud Gen Pilkhi do june q, Burlington Mobile
2oth portsmouth do 3Oth Aurora Ceylon Queen and Wind
sor Castle do July i. Clara, do ID Pearl, do. June
Broom aud Rosed New orea 2ot Scotland, do 3G
merne do; 3D. Meteor Bengal do june a. Cambridge
and Caledonia Brander, New York. 25h, Haidee, do eth
Henry DO 18th Hebrew, Savannah 2ah, Denmark do sotn
Espndola do; July 2 Alliance do ID Charjote Whining
ton, NC. Arr July 4, Virguian, NYork; Athens Mobile
Sailed July Scotia Baltimore June -, Elizabeth Grim.
Mary Ann Rockngham Eli Whitney and Huron, do July q
Cognb'ana do 3D. Brewster and Suffolk do June TO- Har-
riet Jessie Charleston 2tn Pharsaa New Orleans
solGa DO 18Th faeic and Clyde MYork ad
sherman, do July Yorkshire and Taronta do 3D. Lord
Maidstone, aud Great Britain do June 49, Peter Hattrick
Philad, iphis. June g. Stirling Wiscasset.
Loadng Juys Warren for Baltmore Banstable Burling
ton alpole, Persia Dumbaon Laura Ahambra, and Thos
Wales, Boston, Haidee, and Thomas Bennett Charleston;
Hathaway City Point Va; Kilby Bowdch Geo Stevens,
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KNAPPS


INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
THESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness the
back, breast, side limbs bruises sprains &c. and for
asthmatic affections aud Group children will
give immediate and soothing relief
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints
the Liver Lungs and Kidney
Persons of sedenary habits whose business requires them
SIT or stand much who may be troubled with weakness the
chest pain the side breast will find relief by
ing of these Plasters
With regard the efficacy of these Pssters nothing need be
said, they them their recommendation, and
the price being remarkably low sufficient nducemen for
those afflicted to give them a trial.
The proprietor confident that by the and increasing de-
mand for these Pastes the popularity which they have obtain
ed solely by their merits and the universal satisfaction
which they have given that they decidedly superior
others
No pains Is spared in making them adhesive and pabe
possible and rendering them free from all those objections
which of complaint tho ordinary pas,ers Of the
day.
These Psters need but TRIAL give every satisfaction
sired.
BE and ask for Knapp INDIAN Strengthening Plaster and
see that his signature the back Of EACH None others
genuine
his Medicine Warehouse No 1852 Hudson one door below
King New York Also for sale by the Druggists
rally. frice IL l2 and IN 81 cents each ms 2meodsrc
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LWEnrooL-St Steam ship Britannia, Boson-Mrs France,
Garnet lady and servant Mir Carney and dy Msezea9
raysn W. RstetaS Beese, E5lneis werdenG Booth
cock, Bartlett Little, " Shields John Sykes Thoma
Rntter, YIN siocmmb Kendall Wiits, John Lamsop jr
ydan v etret Lieut. Bakey Harold Mowa
Campbell, w r Clark, Ii Dry,en Geo w Whit, Thoms
wa Ward Wm Raphael Ambemon Testa Peters Menge
Lang Lynde fly Thornton. Forsyth George
biake e. Key ar Morrs Buckley t~acis Sco6G Liver
lady sons and Miss iob Carr Share aad lady Mr. Weld
and lady, Bishop Walsh sadly, Housed, Rev Mr. McLoce
Miss Allen, Mr. and Mrs Robt Weir john lnlah-2 Halifax
70 Bos,on-Ars Beare and hree cldrea Nowan Emerson
lawson, L GellcIt, elhard tergIlson-I7. Total lo
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THE WONDER " BLESSING OF THE AGE
TIE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY MAN. WOMAN f. CHILD,

WHO is troubled with Coughs, Colds Splitting Blood
w Liver Complaints, Asthma BRONCHITIS Whooplng
Tickling in the Throat Neeu, Debility Palpton Of the
Heart Broken Constitution from the abuse OF caome and
other causes try genuine and only genuine, Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry prepared by the celebrated Dr. Swayne
Of Philadephel others spurious and mere limitations
Therefore, be ask for the original and only genuine
PREPARATION from this valuable ,ree-Dr swaynes Compound
aud Race streets Philadelphia
Agents-Wm Minor NJ D. corner Of Broadway and John
street; f. D. Warner 3 Blocker Of Mnea street,
and r. A. Sands Church pspenssry 1888 Bowery Of
Spring street, New York; w. q Wood Md. Harlem; Hay
land Reese and Co.. 90 Maiden Lame New York; Rev j. p
New Orleans L. B. Swan and NJ Wnslow, Rochester, N
X; Mrs Hayes Brookyni h. klene y. Louis; WIN. Thorn
100 Brosd street Newark N i; Benjamin Odds 2's Broad
street Newark A. II John Harrison Salem Mass H.
Bscass and Br Troy New York spsldSg and Harrington
~ Holldge Buffalo New York; Grant and Bockee, Pough
keepsie, New York; .. o. Woodman. Vicksbug, Miss; H.
Mass Z. s. Holden, East Boston Mass P M Cohen and Go
Charleston, s. G, jei9 smeodsrh
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PUBLIC SALE Or The
RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co
MONROE
GEORGIA.,
Bibb County.
w Road fr

i
AR GbEGoGR aGliA' Monroe Rail Road aud Banking Com
WE THE JURY s1f End and decree that the Monroe RAJ,
county 5otS the part Which mn
and " qS e the P %se 5 se
The Mon1o o,a a nd ntb ss Of hs de- e
Company is nsolyen, and wholly unable its debts afos
public Objects cts Contemplated y the ." fulthsr
pa@y hc%sfs q Ss 5aak gid ce%sany
SG
mad Tor work labor and materials for said Roll Road and
iii oteT creditors here that are
s f1s and sss ssffs
md all the property equipments and fleets Herewith
. s 10 3 Sid aTes @ Road s n Ba"Rs S smpy
q' Gsm 1s as h0Pe owsr ne Jss
majority of them The first Tuesday in august after
AVID and 1oief es
h CLERK % Gsg Shs g he t |
chancs Bank the city Ct Macon and that public be
" seSsaas e. S & Ss e fiji s cea
BY the first Monday in October next and that The said crsd
gste among themselves IN respect 70 all objections whcl
psny said had not made relation
off and whether they be subject to Obestcn
the gu % h Of & s paid TOR for the
specve creditors be then and there also investigated and adad
RssS see % II % that hs Of a @
20 the and ne sd hoad os o
TO Extend to ability eaebs PRIOR and
that after said sale demand NOTICE the
her them said Company that the title be transferred by
SAID Commissioners the same manner as IS provided by law
sheriff and w further THAT for the Keeping Road
passing this decree and hs day Of SALE The the
dcea for purpose, tat tho balance be paid from pro
sea The sale aoessd and further decree that William
until the sale of the aforesaid property completed make
with the Clerk Of thus Court and also Of for
keeping the repair and operation exhibiting specfc
and hands employed thereon the value Of the hire OF
mouth and the quantity quality and value of materials
cscds of sale. JAMES DEAN, Foreman.
A s " the minutes E Rs s1geRS o ssa G My
BY virtue the above decree the undersigned win sell BE-
Tuesday August 10 O'Clock, NJ the whole line Of the
Monroe Rail Road from Macon TO Marthasyle N The county
Of De kab aud all the property equipments and enecs here
with connected aud all the property belonging 70 said Compa
and all the s 10 , MS Mo- & Road an Bam
ing Company embracing not only the oao on, inc various de-
ments all and every thing aper'anng and belonging to
paid including tie sabscrpon of the State of Georgia for
Banking Company full schedule Of which may be
The length Of the Road IS io miles the whole Of Which
graded its junction with the Western and AZ Rail Road
ou and hall miles The ROAD use to
eighty miles and is equipped with five locomotive easnss
for eight other freight cars and one stationary engine The
Of sale cash, be paid Immediately the Commisson
STs Ss ~ y %ei
be forthwith rei5l dv Il fhelr r 1sssMPpELL,
ssAaM MEss A. b Nt HSnPSSTTsR. Commissioner
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frcm Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tan-8h A. M daily Sundays excepted stopping
L Farmingdale and ST. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Trai-9k A. M and S r. NJ for Farming
ale and intermediate places daily, Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train p NJ for Greenport, daily Sundays
xcepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks
v, and all the stopping places between Hcksville and
Greenport.
From Greenpor Depot
Boston Train, daily Sundays excepted al l2h o'clock NJ,
the arrival of the from Norwich
Accommodation Trau-At AM, daily, Sundays excepted,
Tor Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Fdrmingdhie Depot
Accommodation Train. ca A. NJ and az P. NJ, daily, Sun
lays excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Jamaicd Depot
Extra Train IL F. M daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
YIN and intermediate places
The Boston Trains only kTmingdaie aud s., Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains the following places
the road going both 10 receive and deliver
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NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OtrIJEpS

Vie SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, that
twenty and the late Samuel Dem hayng bequeahed
HIM the Transit Instrument Astronomical Clocks and the
OF the Obse his continue
ton with his the business Of repairing and
Charts Watches, Clocks Jewery Silver Ware &c. the old
stand, No 800 Pearl street. ID. EGGERT.
inf fme ndb
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BURGH IND PECK SLIP
FERRY

mpn AT The Trustees Of this Ferry, believing aat
SmI there are many of the citizens of New York
-3ER-a and vicinity that unacquainted with the
cities this Ferry affords pleasant communication with
good Ferry Boats this Ferry which leave Peck
o'clock r. NJ and then oelck each hour and
half hour; after which boat leaves O'Clock and 10 O'Clock
The last boat leaving Williamsburg hafpas o'clock p
NJ.
Son the evening Of July ath the boat will continue to
mi until ~ o'clock insrc
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the
Stations take passengers very low Fares all parts ohe
STAND
Baggage Crates viii be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
treet receive Baggage for the several Trains
tore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side.
n y Rockaway Baggage taken
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MORNING LINE AT O'CLOCK,
90 "a FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermediate
NJ landings from the Steamboat PEr at the foot o

L. Barclay street
Breakfast and Dinner board the boat.
Leaves New York O'Clock, A. NJ, Tuesdays Thursdays
adSurday, and Troy o'clock a. NJ, Albany o'clock
A. Nj Monday Wednesday and Friday.
The lowlressure steamboat TROY Captain A. Gorham,
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays at o'clock. .
The steamboat MAG RA, Captain A. Degroot, on Mon.
day Wednesday and Friday, 1T o'clock
For freight apply board, to f. b. Hall at the
Office the wharf
NoceA goods freight baggage bank bills specie o, any
other kind oproprty taken shipped board this boat
be the risk Of the Of such goods freight bag
gage, SC. Jel8rc
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EArKt.ss ANu PlONEtR PACKET LINE,
From Fhadeph Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvania Kali
Dads and Canalhrough in 80 days. The above line is
full operation aud offers inducements TO persons who wish
pleasant mode OF travelling to the west.
The built IN the most approved modern style the
ted and every EFFORT made
by the propreors conduce comfort and convenience
}, travellers The this is unrivaed and tf
eat chain Of Pennsylvania internal improvements we'll
ny of being
ny tins route passengers AVOID al the iages and dangers a
endsnt travelling and at the same time make
,editious trip.
The leave every morning o'clock Passengers nd
used their places Phdephia Oihce IN Phade
ohs N T. of Chestnut and Fourth streets and at Nos
g and Is South Third SITS. A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia, May H. 1916.
For information, IN the city OF New ~ rk apply to
B. II. KNISELL, Agent for
d. LEECH cos Line. West st, ". X,
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
ri ID AIIY-Sunda.s Excenfsd-Through Di

rect at o'clock ", from the Pier between
X-IEx-1x- Courtlandt and Liberty streets. =
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Cap sin X: q. Cruttenden wi
Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings O'Clock
Steamboat kNfCKERBoCkER, Captain A. Houghtoa, will
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings o'clock
Ats o'clock PM landing intermediate places from the foot
If Barclay
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain w II. Truesde
viii leave Monday, Wednesday Friday aud Sunday After
aoons, at 5 o'clock.
Steamboat NEW JERSEY Capt. r. H. Furey, viii lsaye
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons at scock
Passengers taking either OF the above Lines will Alba
in ample FOR me Morning Train Of Cars for the east q
The Beats substantial, furnished with ard
and for speed Accommodations are nm
tvalled ON the Hudson.
Freight taken al moderate rates. s,.,s
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats oths Line
without a written order from the CAPTAINS or Agents , :,
For passage freight Apply board the poats o t 3 -
Schultz. the Office on the whar'. JuF rc
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CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING.
BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK
FARE 1874 CENTS EACH WAY
dCxTJ1 ,sl THE new and fast Steamboat BUFFALO
Cant W Haneox viii ,n make w HsSarson'
and Sunday leaving Hammond at o'clock Canal So
Delaney and Pike F. r. o. Pier No. l. y. Rs1 o'clock:
On the passengers will be landed Coney Island and
hour allowed for Bathing.
All kinds of Refreshments board. Bait at cost.
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