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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-20
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ply orders to sny extent, tor any kind Of JOB or
FANCY TYPE, aud every article necessary for
Printing Office
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10 repair Presses TO do light work.
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times az much type as their bills amount to, may
give the above SIX months Insertion In their pa
prrs, and send their papers containing It 10 the
subscribers.
COCKCROFT & OVEREND, Gs Ann 81
October 3, 1915. 52-bm
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LOSE,

ihe 1Ih instant, hct~cen the z and the Y
- m'le post, on Ito Potter Road, large taU.
sam toeket Book, containing aboII s,Nly dollars
y money and large number OF Notes, among
WHICH are the following;
one Note on AndS. Caldwell, payable 10 Samuel
Conner for $40.
0 she On Jas W Conner, ter s225 Or sa7j.
i"o on Hugh NJ. Houston, one tor 500, the 9th
q i1r So
One o. VIM. II Williams FOR sl5.
one % Andrew iioncycut Tor So.
p"o on Andrew Pierce Tor $50
ohe ~ William Dillon tot slg.
ohe on David Gold for ST.
one ,, on Isaac +. Jones Tor sa 50, payable to A.
I" Richard Oh,
ISSUES many others not now recolleCtCd. The
puoue IS cautioned against trading Tor any OF the
a'u notes, aud the makers are notihcd not 10 pay
.,'ehl % any Que but mys,lE will give liberal
ward 10 any ono Who viii return the pocket
oVP Ok "llh It's contents TO J. u Kerr in Charlotte
y I'll orier, IN Monroe, Union CO.. n. G.
JOHN f. CONNER.
Dec. 10, lslj. rs
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jan
uGry Terra, l-46.

Charles Dye,
rs. Original Attachment,
Nathan b, jenkins.
Levied on Land and his interest in SIX. Negroes
VIZ; Temperance, Candls, Eliza, Jackson, Ne.-
TN, and Jane,
Z Tappearlng to the satisfaction ofthc Court that
Z Nathan b Jenkins the Dciondent in tins case
resides beyond the limits OF this State so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
hun, IL IS therefore Ordered by the Court that
Publication be made for siN weeks IN the Char.
lottc Journal notifying the De.endent that un'css
he be and appear at the next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for the County Vi
Union at the Court House in Monroe on the LIST
Monday in April next then and there TO rePIcvy
and plead or Judgment final viii be entered up
against him and the lands and Negroes levied up
on condemned 10 satisfy the Plaintiffs debt.
Witness Hugh Stewart, Clerk OF our SAID Court
at office the LIST Monday in January, and in the
10Th year Of our Independence A. y. ls46.
HUGH STEWART, c. {, {,
Printers Fee s. 62!, t22
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NOTICE.
TO DRIVERS OF .Bs.tES.

TENlIoSE having Gold upon their lands in veins
q surface or deposit mines, which they wish
explored, would DO we'll 10 give the subscribers q
call or notice, pot paid, a, Gold Hill, Rowan Co.
y. C., as We wi.h to lease and operate more e&en,
siyclY IN the Mining Business. Good Miners viii
be despatched Immediately TO examine and test
such mines as may be Offered; butln no case wal
lands be examined wit out the privilege OF leas'
ing, and no lease taken Tor shorter term than
three years As persons often Obtain leases WIN,
out any intention OF operating soihciehllY 10 'eS'
the mines md thereby kccp an lncumbranco upon
the premises to the prejudice OF both lessor and
those really DESTROYS OF thoroughly exploring them
the subscribers would say, that whenever they
lease they vii! fairly test the mines, ..
WALLS & HOUSTON.
Oct 10, lsI5 2u
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jam
,uru Term. l-I6,

Eli Stewart ss Original Attachment
Nathan B. jenkins
Levied on Lands and his interest in Six Negroes,
ut appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
II that Nathan h. Jenkins, the defendant in this
case resides beyond the limits Of this State that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon him, II IS therefore Ordered. by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks in the Char.
latte Journal, printed IN Charlotte, n C.. notifying
the defendant, that unless he be and appear at the
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to bs
held for the County of Union at the Court House
in Monroe on the LIST Monday in April next then
and there to rcplevy and plead or Judgment fl,
nal will be entered up against him and the lands
and Negroes levied upon condemned to satisfy the
Plaintiffs demand.
Witness Hugh Stewart Clerk of our said Court
at office the LIST Monday IN January, and in the
10th year of our Independence A. d. 1916,
HUGH STEWART, c. c, c.
Printers Fec % 62l. t22
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e Medical Notice.

~nOCTORS T. c. CALDWELL & THOMAS
~ HARRIS having entered into copartncr.
ship in the Practice Of Medicine and its associate
branches, respectfully offer their services us here
iotore TO the citizens Of Charlotte and the sur.
rounding country, hoping by strict attention to all
cases committed to their care still to pre- erve the
confidence Of their numerous friends and patrons.
In III difficult and tedious cases the attention OF
both viii be given without any additional charge,
j. Our charges will be such as will suit the hard.
ness Of the times. One OF both Of Us may always
be found a, the Shop heretofore occupied Ny Doctor
HAMS.
January s, lS46. ~
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CHARLOTTE. n. G. MARCH 20, Isae.
POST OFFICE,
Charlotte, n. e., Feb. IL, lsi6.

alteration of the arrival IF the Northtrh
and Southern Mails.
a ORTIlERN MAIL arrives on Sunday, Tue,
v day and Thursday evenings, 6 p. IN, and
will be closed for the South al )! p. IN, same days
SOUTHERN MAIL. arrives on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, ?. M closed for Tie Norti
u. p. m, same days.
All tie other Mails arrive az heretofore.
A. McGINN, T. NJ
Chrft5fic I'd. - lIiG. 20
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40 REV ARID.

- -,
n ~ on NE loth instant, IN Charlotte o. On
the siatessilie road, between charlotte and
NY a%e,i'ng house LAR1L CALf ShlN
FoIh BOON, containing considerable sum
/ o. money INC amount not IeeoI.ecttd, among
when va some twenty, tens ana i've doIar bLii7,
one lhfee ana one tour dollar b1'i, ana numbef
u NOTES aHd kcceipls, among HhICH ase Tue lo!-
loving
One Note On J. s. Davis, payable 10 f J, Can
non, iof SllO,5O, due Both January leiI.
One on w A. Sample. for 500 due Jan. lsiG
One on a. Bollingcr, for Sll, due Nov. l-Ij.
Onc on do DO for 50, ~, payable to Jas.
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VOLUME XVI. ]
Il. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR. PROPRIETOR y PUBLISHER
TER

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II not
pad ia adoaEee. THREE DOLLARS u mol
paid tritLiH sir months and THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS II MOI paid IN
I'll aficr the cIBiratioR Of Tie y,dr No paper
dscosuaHsd UntH all drredfagss ar p4id, u.
c,pt al The option of the Editor.
0 4drutisemeRis inserted al One Dollar pr
square, q hines o. less, this sised tgpel o. H.
Ers ihterfioa aud 25 cents tor each coRtiau.
aaoe. Count adrertissmeHts and SAeuf's Saiss
charged rs per cent higher and deduction u
33I per- eeat pai Be made from Tie pguLIT pu-
ees t0ro ireihsers BY the year. lludHaeaeats
INSERTED monthly Or quarterly 81 PEI square for
each time Semt.mOHihiy - cents per square
~ tlch TINE.
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~ Removal,

III rs MARY WRlSTON informs her friend:
and the public generally that she has re-
moved TO the house Of Mrs Trzah Springs, mex
goof TO the Apolhccary Shop She returns hcl
."anhs Tor the liberal encouragement she has re.
.eV'd and hopes by constant ondeavors to pleas,
!" merit continuance of tho public patronage,
Oct. 10, lsi5. ii
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: Medical Notice.
DIR. J.aS. ID. SMITH

EEAS located himself permanently at
~ Il Squire VIM. NJ. Matthews He
hopes by assiduous attention TO all cnscs eonhdcd
TO his care, and charges in accordance trih The
eompettiioa he k0s 10 contend lrith, 10 merit the
confidence and patronage Of the citizens OF Prori.
dance Settlement and country adj AGENT, Persons
not acquainted with Dr. s arc referred 10 the cli-
zans Of uai0n county where he has formerly Prac,
ticcd.
Providence, Jan L., Isis. l6lf
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An AMERICAN REBUS.

A token Of purity--half Of tongue,
TareeiouTths Of king put between,
WI, name you a hero the muses. lave sung,
Whose equal has never been seen.
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AGENTS.
Col X w. Coehraa, MrckisAlug. q {.
CA1. " Huns, M, Gforc, n &.
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MILITARY EXECUTIONS for sale at
THIS OFFICE.

Job Work Neatly Erecuted at this Office.
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Grocery aud Confectionery
- fDrs,

where b. ntenIs keeping nearly every article per
tanning 70 the business, should hs encouragement
warrant 1t. he has nov o. hand tic following
articles, VIA
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-26

merdical movements in England and the recent
sangunary conflicts in India. The great Irish
agiiator, Daniel O'Connel, is said to be in bad
health, and rapidly on the decline, and it is
thought he will soon be compelled to abandon
has public duties. The condition Of the poor IT.
ish is deplorable; aud unless immediate -reliefis
afforded, thousands will DC reduced to starva-
ton. If Mr.. eeI'sspolicy should succeed, re-
lief will doubtless soon be afforded to that OPP
pressed and much wronged people.
NJ Guizot has declared, in the most positive
terms, that the course adopted by France, in
opposing the annexation Of Texas to the Uni
ted States, il not to be construed as indicating
hostile feelings toward this country. Be it So
1t is very clear, notwithstanding this disclaimer,
to eur mind, that if the designs of the French
ministry had succeeded, a deep and incurable in
jury would have been inflicted upon the y. S.
But the French We're actuated by no hostile
feeling toward this country; they only scished
to see,oe the balance Of pcacer' on this conf
nent, by arresting the extension of our in.titu-
tions
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-26

occupied with the burial oftheir dead,
and ,hereorganization oftheirresprctiye
armies. During these two days the
Britisd commander received some REIN
forcements; but the invaders having
fallen back upon their main body, pro-
baby 10000 or 10000, presented
prodigioysly augmented force, whenthe
Shock Of battle was renewed on the
2lst, at place called Ferozeshar, a.
bout twelve miles in retreat from
Moodkee. At Fefozeshar the nya-,,
1ers had prepared strongly entrench~
ed camp, which they stood prepared to
defend with 100 pieces Of their huge
field artillery and 10000 men. Ina
eina,ion can scarcely depict the fury
and the obstinacy of the two days
fight that must have preceded the cap
ture of the invaders camp, with all its
material and artillery, and The utter
dispersion of the invading army Cd the
22d December. The most fortunate
escaped TO islands in the Sutlej, or per-
haps to the Punjaub bank; but the
greater part were. scattered IN broken
parties through the British territories.
Their loss is variousl y estimated at
from 5000 or $4,000 in killed or
wounded. Our loss it is TO be feared,
falls little short of $500, including 30
European officers.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-26
: respects now provided

tons in other respects now provided
by law.
2l. find be 1t further enacted, That
any school commissioner who shall re-
fuse to perform any duty required by
this act, shall forfeit and pay for each
refusal the, sum of twenty dollars, TO be
recovered by motion before the court
Of the county or corporation as other
penalties are now recovered from sad
commissioners, and TO be paid to the
treasurer of the school commissioners
fot-,he benefit of the school fund.
%. Be it further enacted, That no.
thing in this act contained shall be con-
strued to interfere with the provisions
Of any act for the organization Of spe-
cial system of education in any county,
city, town or borough, or with-the pro-
visions ofthe act, entitled, san act a
mending the present primary school
system, passed at this session OF the
general assembly, except in such coun-
ties in which the system provided for
in this act may be adopted.
%. The provisions fthis act shall
be in force from and after the passage
thereof.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-26
SHENANDOAH.

ap We are authorised to announce ROB-
ERT M. DENISON, Esq, as candidate to
represent the county of Shenandoah in the next
Legislature of Virginia.
1z-Ne are authorised to announce Colonel
DANIEL STICKLEI as a candidate TO re-
present the county Of Shenandoah in the next
Legislature of Virginia. gee
s1+We are authorised to announce JOHN
N. HILL, Esq. as candidate to represent the
county of Shenandoah in the next Legislature
of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-26

Shenandoah Lodge No. 81, l. 0. o. p
We understand that Lodge Of the lndepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows, under the above
title, will be opened by Dispensation from the
r. w Grand Master Of the State Of Virginia,
in Woodstock, on Saturday next. We are re-
quested to state, that all Odd Fellows, in good
standing, from sister Lodges, are respectfully
Invited to participate in the ceremonies Of the
occasion.-W mchsster Virgi,aia,s.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-26
@Ge 5e1tti1tef:
wOoH STOCE:
MARCH &c, 1916.
'PAGE.

nfWe are authorised to announce Col.
JOHN MCPHERSON as candidate 10 re-
present the County Of Page in the next Lee
sislatnre Of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-26

Foreign Nesss.-The readers attention IS
called to tho foreign news published to-day.
The principal items Of interest relate to the com
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-26

The oldest inhabitants say that this
will be great season for fruit.
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United states District Court.
Bafora Ind0c Rats

JuSE 20 Charge Of ReUol.-Nathanicl Newton, John
Inglis James H. Hargreavcs, Benjamin Quincy, and Mil
ton G. Derby against whom indictments found for
attempt to commit mutiny, put their trial
From the testimony appeared that the prisoners
Ave Of the Of the whale ship Caravan y that they
shipped at Fall River in November last and that in the
month Of January following during the night they left
the ship at Rio de Janciro taking Of her boats three
ances two harpoons, two boarding knives three boat
haches knives six pairs Of 10 lbs Of
bread and several other articles belonging to the ships
apparel and furniture They passed the fort Of st. Cruz
in the night, without being observed, went down the
coast eastwardly and arrived at Cape Fro the third
day out They remained there day, and then pro-
ceeded onward and landed Mt place about 10 miles from
Cape Fro where they arrested and brought before
the American Consul, and sent home Upon that indict
mcn they acquitted, the ground that the proof
only went to show desertion Of the vessel and not
attempt to make revolt They were then put their
trial for larceny in taking tho above mentioned proper
ty MIR. A. NAsH, in summing up for the prisoners con-
tended that inasmuch did not appear by the indct
ment or the testimony, who was the owner Of the pro
perry alleged TO be taken the indictment could
sustained MIR MAnsuRy summed up for the prosecution
The Court charged the jury that II was general rule
that the OF the Of the property should DO
out in the indictments but 10 avoid this technical did
Guilty the grand jury authorized by law to state IN
the indictment that the Of property stolen are n
known to them He also told them that the wnernp
Of the property was satisfactorily proved TO be OUT o. ns
prisoners and that they intended 10 appropnae ~
themselves, and to destroy the owners right IN ~ en
they guilty Of felony and they ougn 20 ~ i9anu
guilty. The jury, after short consuitauon' 'ouna 'ns
prisoners not guilty.
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RII.IJARI)S IMpROVED.

OTIs FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
BASSFORD'S ROOMS, entrance ~ Ann street. adjoining
the Museum Building s Fulton street The Rooms and
Slate Marble and rgn with Air India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions They will doubt suit European and all
players, being the best in this Larger balls for
Sothemen-Carolina balls for Germans. -
~ BBassford's new style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather, best in the city fine Billiard
Cloth, and article the trade constantly hand and
for sale. my20 lms m
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Dsan.crru1u-Ths Magnetic Telegraph, near New
Haven, seems to be the object OF stack nom many
MALICIOUS persons. The wires have several times been
broken hy dexgn.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ENHANCEMENT
s 60 20

- ~
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, COMMENCING WED
NESDAY, MAY 49, 1916:
LEAVE BRooELrS att o'clock A. M Boston in for Green
Farm sr@insdais and &. George. A.s Ss
atsS o'clock, A. NJ, for Farmin dale and
intermediate places.
both ways At Jamaica, Branch Hicks, lille,
Farmiugdale and all the stations betwe
Farmingdale and Greenport.
az r; NJ. for Farmingdaie and interme
LEAVE 9RsHSpoRr ats O'Clock, A. NJ Accommodation train
daily, Except Sundays) through to Brook
af3 PM, Boston train or the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich, stopping al st.
Georges Manor and Farmingdale.
LEAVE FARM'SeDALr at ~ A. NJ, Accommodation train
aisS A. NJ. Greenport train, for Brooklyn.
n24 7. NJ Accommodation train Tor
LEAVE JAMAICA at A. M train Cor Brook
:" al sA A. M. Greenport train for Brooklyn.
q, sH p M. Accommodation train, for
FARE TO Bedford cents. East New York lei<, Race
slA. Hyde Park 81 milesl Cewsve ldurms tbs
q. MsslSary IL Ask:yis a. FEsina.das az Deer Park
60, Thompson 49, Suffolk station 81 Lake Road station
a isN Medford station Yaphsnk 81 ST. George
tuck 81 say Cutchogue e2 southoId G2, Grsenport
Accommodation 81 IS rsenport by Boston train So
Stages in readiness the arrival OF trains the several
stations take at low fares TO all parts Of
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Whitehall
street. baggage for the trains 30 minutes
oe1Sre the hour q Staring IRON the Bcokyn sds
Dor twice each day. the arrival Of the from Brook
lyn. myl9rc
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
4F4 f413 49,

NE Public respectfully that the recent break
the Canal, caused by the late eshet,
paired tie u; .ExPRTss LINE via Railroad
regular trips for the Monday the 9th Of April
leaving the Depot, No. ga Market street, DAILY, at ~
O'Clock, Am. '
by this passengers will avoid all the fatigue and
ed in daylight.
For further information apply the oldestabshed Office
ia Market street, doors above Eighth street.
aIc sm*rrc A. B. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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Is PER CENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRICE.
FAST NABLE VISTIN G CA RID
ESTABLISHMENTS.
A PLATE andFIfty Cards printed for 81 80 the best Fin
n ameed Cards printed from engraved plates At 80 cents
~ SILVER DOOR PLATE
FINISHED and beautifully engraved for - Engraving for N
Trade equally low, At CLASSENe old stand Murray stree
conner Of Rrnsdwav all liner
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WATERFRONT & CO.,

WATERFRONT & CO.,
~ FASHIONABLE HATTERS n
- 90 Nassau street, Fulton, New York. -
THE subscribers beg call the attention Of the public TO
the quality Of their kinds Of Hats Of their manu-
facurs They have just received small supply Of superior
moleskin used by the fashionable matters
sample Of which they will feel much pleasure showing
those who will favor them with CALI The undersigned
do pretend sell at q 10 per less than
other establishment neither they boast having spen
did store; but they latter themselves that the quality and
finish their Ha will give entire satsacton, the prices
charged.
They have adopted the French style OF trimming the
hats, which preventive to the Precipitation coming
through and spelling the beauty Of their appearance.
M. b. WATERFRONT,
INV Is lmsm VIM. H. JAMES.
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS..
RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (ste Empire), in Bar
IN clay street, the Astor HouseM1CHAEL so long
known the billiard playing portion q the city, respectfully
that he has taken the above large airy and Wellington sstsb
lishment where they will find first rate order Nine OF the
best Billiard Tables in the city, with good attendance lie
respectfully invites call from bis friends Gentlemen
parties wishing play by themselves have table in
room themselves BY applying the bar Gentlemen will
find the bar well supplied with the best q ard sefsr
npvCIm I'M LA
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF

These ships good substantial vessels ably commanded
and will sail their regular days Their accom-
modans for good and viii he
paid promote their The Captains will
sponsble for parcels packages sent hem I'M
less bills of ladng signed therefor.
WUODHULL l. MINTURN,
81 South street, New York, or
AR REID X MURRAY. Glasgow,
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCURSIONS. g@
pksn, and then walk to the Eiysian Fields
.along the exceedingly picturesque shores oil
i've ss:g Sc sy
The grounds now present charming aspect the trees be
The walks are excellent order having been
emf ellished the present spring.
the Coonnade Eiysian Fields Band Of Music
which VIII perform from the avorte Operas popu
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher ss
mp iwnIs B sas until
FerriaRe' sk eents- MI smsr
NV RAL yo HE A S H sAAFE SET sINb
ted. and STATEN ISLANDER Captain D. Van Psit will
Leave Staten Island G. . 10 and II A. NJ; atIa,s45
Leave New York 7s, 10, and II, A. M. and l. 345
All freight at the ri,k of ofihe owners thereof jes
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY,
- Direct-naily, Sundays exoeped--at 7o'clock PM.
50 Sf1ssts sns cap ser A sss
ssa5o.i tx HfSsx osSsaa a ceDs
vii leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings
The above boats will all tines arrive in Albany in ample
time for the morning for the east or west.
ooc psen at moderate rates. and Home taken after sh
person. forbid trusting any of the of this line
without a. wtssa order from the captains agents.
ssaRe OF reight apply board the boats r. e.
$1,000, United States Mail Line.
shs Es se ga1 n'ise.''s Places
sesmbos, HUDSON, Captain G. +. King will leave on
MGsnasS wednesday. Friday and Sunday Afternoons at
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain l.. W. Braiuard,
VII leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons
Apply on board or at the Office on the wharf jes