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:. nvIn WASHINGTON.
HE PRELIMINARY SETTLEMENT OF THE
OREGON QUESTION
I'm = II = 8 = n TH.
THE GREAT QUESTION OF THE DAY.

he great question of the session is settled
he Senate have saved the country from war,
secured an honorable adjudication Of n much
ed question.
he Senate has given the advice, relative to the
gon question, to the President by the consti-
nal majority, and treaty will Immediately
AIMED on the terms offered by Great Britain
e vote was 3s ayes to IL nays. Mr. Corwin
absent from sickness. Mr.. Barrow and Mr..
enden absent in Virginia. A fourth wing vote
; have been obtained if it had been necessa-
Mr.. Atchson did not vote, and Mr.. Bright
absent.
lis intelligence will send a thrill of pleasure
nghout the length and breadth of the Union.
! relation to the above, we take the following
n the Washington Union of Friday night -
.rMoRs-It is rumored this city though we have
,fcal authority for the statement and will not vouch
the truth OF it. that the Senate of the United States
been engaged in closed doors for three days past
essage from the President OF tho United States con-
ing them about the proprety Of sptng terms pro-
ed by Mr. Pakenham for tina ustment OK the Oregon
stion. There different rumors about the precise
racter of the proposition. II ia said in tho streets of
shington this evening, Immediately after the Senate
burned at o'clock, that they advised the President to
ePt the proposition by vote of 3S to -. We cannot
sent TO keep these important rumors from readers
ough we have no official evidence for Them and have
no sort OF communication upon this event with any
nber either of the Senate of the administration
understand that the Senate adjourned over till Mon.
The Vote on the Oregon Question.
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1916.
he vote in the Senate, advising the President
the Oreoon oo~t~ovars,, 10 q fol
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Proprietor Of the this
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ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-aways cash
advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and de-
Itch.
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LOOk AT THIS /

~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN il vou want
hne ARTICLE Of Boots and Shoes cali at 3ST Broad.
way hsfe yor WI ind the largest assortment cheapest and
Broadway, corner Of franklin 1trees ~ s'' -
low price OF, dollars Nj rxIiiirI :"
nimsr W.. ~<Aii'SH
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F.lR SALE OR TO LET,
- HtND9OME OUTAGE and about five acre,
EX Of COED Land laid in meadow on the Bazng
way New Jersey Rail way Depot Attached the premises
stable Sc, &C. The co,tase is neatly new. siisd IL with
brick to the gable end, with large cellar under the whole
vepenc. !or q genteel faaiX Amply
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GENl LEMEN'S LEf1-Utt Va S1,E1,1<I5S
WANTED, .ncNoDE3
GENTLEMEN Families desirous
~ Cash their superiuous Clothing. Je convrrng I'M
&c do sdva by sep ~ciry ffre AJins
who will send their 1'sg for the Su
IL LEtET, - yToimmenI :,
line through the post-odhcs de- Wall IT. n X
tusliy attended 10. '"r"sse, viii be pune
ia nkA s.aI;E:s, aN cb mig AING AGILE
"A salmon and Trout s,k Wor Gut to- ing Lines and
reasonable prices CONROf Tsb ses will be fonnd
Estabshmss - Fulton 81, eos,sr CE sporn; T:ess
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We are gratifed to learn that Josiah Tattna Com
mander U. Navy. has been appointed to command the
u s. steamer Spitre of the iron steamers pur.
chased at New York for the United States They were
or sinally constructed for the Mexican Government
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~ A COTTAGE, Containing two parlor, fAs Zee, !.
EH sIary and dining room on FIRST floor eight
mage house, gardeners house. &C. with four acre. in.
Guiding large garden and pasurage COW Conyevancss
frequent by omnibus and railroad to the civ II will be i
for the summer months, with or Without furniture.
Also French Cottage on Oxford street near Parmcp
tiers Garden ~ miles from South Ferry with stable and
Twelve lots ofground enclosed The cottage has nursery
Kitchen &c, basement; parlo and breakfast room
on hs hoor and four bedrooms second foorwi be
W. fh =
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4 Z.
EN- Nidl,gh street aud No ~ Hicks street IN TO-
Of Brooklyn The lots Is by each and
the house 10 Hicks street three high and Mid
dsgh street three SORES high and the cottage built
N the most su6st.ns MANNER and situaie ed the
nutes walk of the Fulton ferry One half Of the purchase
money remain bond and mortgage For terms apply
to LOTT & yANDFRRETT'f''
jeli lwsr No Front a. Brnoti,,c
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the bloody combat in manner which honors our nation
and shows the discipline and fine order of troops.
Please admit the Of my consideration etc.
God and Liberty General Quarters at Palo Alto op-
posite the cnemys Camp, May sh, 1916, at II o'clock
I'M. (Signed) MARIANA ARISTA.
To His Excellency the Minister of War and Marine.
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- OR For Sale story brick dwelling
E3 houses They delightfully."- situated wlthn one mi.
a"tes walk from the terry. and fitted up hand.
some STYLE with the late improvements having been jns,
eompeted They 81 feet wide by So deer. with large
court yard in 'front.' being well shaded by trees
ed hy al iron railing aud eleven besides
the kitchen The families these houses will have The
privilege of crossing the ferry free Apply to
j-li lwsr j A. STEVENS Hcboksp
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committee Z
ton that the
He trusted I
committee "a
and properly
noxious TO til
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We have New Orleans dates to the 7lh instant,
which contain few additional particulars from
the army.
General Taylor was despatchng regulars TO
Camargo with all possible haste likewise send
ing large supplies of munitions. The hgnes
point on the river at which any of the volunteer
troops were stationed was at Someta, between
Barita and Matamoras.
General Worth had been ordered to lay out a
camp for 10000 men at Camargo, and establish a
depot sixty miles from there on the road to Mon
tsrey.
The steamship Massachusetts left Brasos July
2lst, bound to New Orleans. with volunteers
The ship Howard, of Savannah from Liver
pool, via New York, went ashore at Nag's Head
on the Both ult., and is supposed to be total loss
insured for $4,000 in New York.
Dates from Havana have been received to the
4th instant. One Of the Mexican steamers WINS
fitting out for England under British colors
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There was but little business transacted in the stock
market today, and prices remain without any material
alteration The excessive heat Of the weather has nearly
suspended operations II Wall street. and 1t is highly
probable that under the influence Of old SOL prices will
drop to lower point We hardly expect an I'm
provemsnt in prices until the mercury ranges below
the nineties.
There has been very httls enquiry for foreign OK.
rhsngs for remittance by the Boston steamer We quote
sterling bills at ~ spsr cent premium on Paris, ofao
a Of s7H; Amsterdam. ssk ss,<; Hamburg, s4k SAX;
Bremen, 76,<a 76x
The receipts Of the Massachusetts, Western Railroad
Company continue to in very large. The last
turns amounted to $aao $4Ooo increase in one
week The whole gain at the present time since LIST of
January 10 over hundred thousand dollars including
the earned in the transportation Of railroad iron.
by contract for tho Con neccut River road, and the
Ps6eld and North Adams road, but which has not yet
been included in the weekly reports The ratio of
for the remaining twenty weeks OF the year.
will swell the gross receipts to ono million Of dollars
against eight hundred and thirteen thousand the aggre
gate income Of the year 1915.
We usual table of quotations for the princi
pal state and other stocks used for investmsnt:-
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t xs wssi " ~ ssssy ssst II the sssr,ss used up
tsscrs ,hs GsvsFamsni siuss any sHsun' ei ,rssssy
notes The banks are much better Of without, thsss a.
posts, particularly as they are but temporary; and
would be better for the commercial classes generally
that there should be much uniformity as possible in
the movements Of these institutions; and 80 long a. the
banks have large deposits from the government they
will make some use OF It, which tents derange their
regular and Legitimate Operations by producer auctus.
tons In the discoun! department Injurious business
If every cent of the surplus revenue should be drawn
from the deposit banks this city within the next two
weeks it would be good thing for every one engaged
In Legitimate mel camille operations
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Died..

Died.
On the 18th inst. of consumption, JOHN RIcHARps in
the AID year of his age
The friends and acquantances of the family, and the
members of the Ancient Briton's Benefit Society also
the St Davids Benefit Society particularly requested
to attend the funeral at four O'clock from his late resi-
dencs, IA Oak street.
On the l4th inst. of lingering Illness MARY SHArrER
wife OF g. p Shafer, in the Sad year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of tho deceased are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral at her late
No. 40 Robinson street. Sunday 10th inst at o'clock
A. NJ, precisely, without further invitation
At Staten Island, Of southern fever the 10th inst
Captain Benz W. CASE of the schooner Napoleon aged
20 years. He was a native Of Southold, l.. l.
In the midst of life in death.
At Hampton Falls, Aug. 3, while visit to her
daughter, Widow MANY SHAW, rect of Col. BENJAMIN
Shaw, and mother of the late Hon Tristram Shaw, of
Exeter, in her Goth year.
In New Bedford, on the 3oth ult., WILLIAM Bliss,
native of Midtletown. R. H. aged SO years. He
officer In the of the revolution, and pensioner for
many yearn previous to his death.
In Portland the 18th inst at her fathers Hon. W.
?. Preble Mrs, NANcY G. ALLEN, wife of Captain
Robert Allen of the U. s. Army. aged 20 years.
On the 27th ut at his residence in Gsochland County
Va, ARCHIBALD Bryce. Esq, for many years a member
of the Legislature of Virginia. distinguished lawy err,
and one Of the most popular men in the county.
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WASHINGTON, August IL, 1876.

WASHINGTON, August IL, 1876.
Merico-The United States-A Glance at the Past
"A Look at the Fnture-Rene,Ued Energy of the
Government ,vgon-Appois tments.
The injunction OF secresy having been removed
from the proceedings of the Senate, on the conf
Dental communication asking an appropriation
of two millions, to be used if necessary, in con-
Guiding just and honorable peace with Mexico,
the public will be surprised to learn that already
a dove has been sent through Com Conner, to
Mexico, with the olive branch, and by this time,
probably, has delivered to Com. Conner the in
structons of our government! The Union pre-
sents but " a brief summary of the facts" while
the Inteiiigencer publishes them in detail Con-
trasting the two it will be seen that "brevity"
makes important omissions, though it is said to be
the "soul of wit"
This day three months Congress declared " by
the act of Mexico a state of war exists between
that government and the United States" and the
whom Il NAV ' concern;' and exhorted ..al The
good people" to exert themselves In preserving
order, in promoting concord, IN maintaining
the authority and efficacy OF the laws, ana
in supporting and invigorating all the mea-
sures which may be adopted by the con- htned
and am Honorable peace With nnani%y
never before known In any age OF nauoh sno pco-
nle responded amen" The battles OF Palo Alto
and Resaca de la Palma had been fought but the
news of victory had not reached the capital The
result filled every heart with Joy, and with ankle
iy we looked for speedy peace. But, since,
nothing OF consequence has been done, we ex-
peaceable possession of CaRargo. From than
day to this we have heard Of preparations on the
mart of the United States, by land and sea. An
association interested in Mexican affairs, was in
formed by the Earl Of Aberdeen, on the 6th OF
June, through Mr.. Addington, that 8. her malesS
tys government are fully conscious of all the evils
that must attend the rupture which has uniorhi.
nately taken place between the Uni.ed States and
Mexico, and especially of the fact that British in
terests cannot fail to suffer most deeply from such
a state OF things. You may, therefore, be well
assured that her msiesty's government will watch
with the utmost vigilance, the progress OF events,
and will omit no favorable opportunity oil en-
blowing their best efforts with bolh the belgcrens.
in order TO calm their anmoslues, and restore
peace between the two countries" The London
Herald, several days previously, said that the ne.
cessary powers for mediation would be forwarded
to Mr.. Pskenham by the Caledonia steamer,
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The ALBANIA.
ICE CREAM LOON.

No $50 broadway, betiseen Spring and Prince.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES visiting the city will fud
attraction in the Saloons Of the Albania, viii. n,
ASIDE the delicious Ices and Confectionery he found
before attempted in tn country The be utul
foun IN the teselaed court which displays VARIETY of
curious and ingenou jes only keeps the delightful
cool and pleasant but excites amusing interest and
Thousand while the spacious promenade around
beauty aud fashion than be found coagegated in any
other place Of public the city. Indeed where
can an hour be passed m nationally or aEressbIy
OI- Admitonce free auii 1wisHrre
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN
HANDLES GRAND ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH
AT THE CO INFRINGEMENT OF YALE COLLEGE,
ANN1 "a On the occasion above referred to the
Ak-fnends as are desi Gus OF accompany log the n,
will embark on board the steamer North AMERlC A. at
Pier No ~ r., on Tuesday Next, 18th inst at o'clock,
p. NJ precisely. go
place the Method Church. in New Haven Mt o'clock
The solo parts will be sustained by OF talent
and aud will be equal
the best performances Of the Society this city. The
whole under the direction Of Mr.. u: q. Hill. -
In the Boat will leave New Haven lmmedate "
the close Of the performance.
COLLATION. and Supper will be provided board the boat
prev oss reaching, and after leaving, New Haven.
In addition to the Orchestra Lohians celebrated Brass
Band engaged and the aud from New Haven will
The Board Of Managers made the arrsng with
view Of aordng uninterrupted enjoyment TO all who part
cipate in this excursion.
Tickets 81 each Exclusive of rereshments) For sale
Ei,tn Hall; muse stores Atwlls s9rton Miles Geo
drow 2as Bowery; Charles Holt 1856 Fulton street and
at the residence of GEO. WHITLOCK, Sec'y.
ais Hx1em Oh Canal street.
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IL.
GREENWICH THEATRE,-wIss CRAWFORD has
81 as ss"s @ as If: @ 70, hiatt on
that Will % Of h as s
M. Of Grrfff FIJI N N
RFGTRTG h Ms: Cr.n,od Pesra shG NJ
s Ssin @ Mis-, Drake
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
ia. Of the okxroRo q he ME o.
c s such of their
win is1S Z, are dsIogs them on thus occasion
will leave New Haven i'm mediaely the close of the
Full PARTICULARS will be furnished subsequent adve
tickets will he limited Wv 'N' y
u Ticket. for hs SGl,r each For sale Firth
Nesbitt's; Perkins, No Wall street; B Fsndfsau.
''sf
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
sITi's f's; g Rfs1f% s
k kseses s sd as oh aA' and will be
% Men and in the
s Ths has e.. esss Et F RS f.:
Age recently a si5ssS lf Ma RTE MAcARrE
being ss
render this gifted and artistic the lead
ing feature OF the this country The Propretors
refer the public to the brilliant description given in the
spectve newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring fea
siE;SSsa 2, H' sIs' Mr.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon ofthe Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feats
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed Iuve
nile act Of Horsemsnshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
si.es by the WHOLE Cc%psny led by the great Eqrops
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
in their elegant Gymnasc Pastures Groupings Mr.
Sweet the Charioteer of Phobus Posu ing aud Gym
n's,c., by Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Mvs
theological aud brilliant Act of Fsncies of Poteus" MIR
T. howes in Slack Rope Evolunons Mr.. Geo: Sweet the
The whole comprising the leading, most talented, and
HOWES * 20 ~ New York Mammoth Circus
A ll.ANlit UAHDE.S NOV rrkN ron rlfs
"A SEASoNpodwo rths Cornei Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing Jane had a;
o'clock. Admitslss tree.
mys .msrc WILLIAM ALBION, rrnp-ietd-
MILE PAULINE DESJARDINS would respectfully
w inform her pupils. &C. tn she has returned from Sa-
Redowa Waltz which she had just received from Paris
and that she prepared her Lessons all the
most fashionable dances at her residence, No. Leonard
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srs AMSeAvs, As.


P4NR fAEArtk .k,et sItsS.sns. 81 ". csliigs, a..
M messs1s ING Mr. toD in Which he viii vii
Is. sy hsS mrs a Si;;Pi T,.
s.owYe,. the Tier with the Of Widow siahousy,"
To conclude with the MIsERIEs OF HUMAN LIFE
m, "sa bsn at ,oeoek and the performance. Will com.
inc nss a. haast7 O'Clock Boxes 81 FIT 80 cents Gal
BowW,EFsa :. 4. ada fysGIAs AssY, I3
BANDon cS s.1 D Pos seo 5 5oa J0 DE
Clarke; M.Iitans Mrs Philip. 'e'''' LOU '''''
95 n TOR f 81 wsls %AN WITHOUT
Wilton, Mr. Blanchard Dogs of the casti. Hector Bru"
SppeI f Bons. Fl saS a,
HEANMISa ysIsI gPsI
ss,e%ss DUMB MAN ff% ifst Ew . ;:
s n. Wss NJ. P:;;S jSi
Si A s sssS he
sd Inc R:5s Walter Nu'n the A
RW Soaf h Th the Laushable Farce ofwHATs THE
r RSS open
op-n day and evening Saturday, I evening"
. ArSns u sh m, eneaRea will include good
j. Lab,t1ky Won Wsbe, Asher Gung' Mozart, which
T Of p & Ms ss the Orchestra under the d'e
.n9 o H. beautiful 3f sss hour ssTs
extending around the whole Of the Esplansde which will
be brilliantly illuminated with gas thus giving yisters an en-
ce'ient opportunity 10 examine these beautiful Views Ad
mission during the day and evening i2h
II. PLAClDE AND MIR. BURTON.
The last night thee two celebrated Come dams be
on the same Q, ening this Sc ason
~ ISLO'o uARDEN-Satarday Evening, August Is
~ Inc entertainments will commence with a popular
Overture. '
Airer which the Comie piece called the sc APE GOAT
lgati9s Polyglot, Mr. w Burton; Eus.ace M Ever
.. RoSs. Nc Ms r. d.ss. :.
Hall IN hours Lonccra A-le-Nusi
In the Refreshment Saloon.
The whole TO conclude with the COBBEER's WILL or
an Ac'or IN Luck Duprez, Mr. EveIard, Emile. Arnold
Miss Roberts
Tickets 50 ceuts.
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THORN CHAMPAGNE
khEeH INVOICE or this delightful Champagne 10 IN
store which the Of merchants, hotel
ana private gentlemen invited The sraading OF this Wine
y now superior TO that Of any this country and higher
9. LIVINGSTON co.,
masil tsu ~ avail susst.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
DROWN SHEETlN GS aud sHI RTI \ GS. of every style
- and width, all the know bad., both heavy AID fine
Heavy MerrimacL EHetsn Uakoowas. &c may BE- had at
Cedars halt biloxi above Pearl street Low and
med ward vide sh.etings Ais best Southern Cotton
Wadding. +. ". UNDERHJLL
aI3 Item 10 and 20 Cedar street
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
situation is wanted in Country Store, (where no
"A liquors sold by you"S man, between 10 aud 20
years cd. He will have few Hundred Dollars in few
aths and would probably take in the bu,i-
If satisfactory or loan the his employer He
is good salesman Address b. j. the once this paper
till the 9th. aul5 Itsrc
FLAVOKING EXTRACTS.
ha. a snns Rose, re9s smo m1fBb; .,
Almond, aud sevsrai others for voring Ice Creams, Blanc
mango etc aud all kinds Of Pastry for sale by
JOHNSON, MOORE TAYLOR
ais imsm Importers, &c, 81 Maiden lane. NJ Y.
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CONSUMPTION.

THERE is perhaps, disease with which country
Altered. which sweeps of annually many victims IS
that fell Of the human Consumption Day a
Re day year alter the nsst hurr the
portals cold and silent tomb fresh added victims
couuuess No walk Of life Is ed from bghng shafts
No exempt from It's de- q de ling .h.f The old the
mon enemy Of mankind. The haired patn -rch whose
life of has rendered his system the
ills and whose good deed prepared him for
the eajoy ffss calm evening fads consumption las
fenipg fangs upon it's vsls, and tearing him from
world bgbio minds which look compacently days
well spent. =, =, -.
myers which bese ia changebie and tickle cline
i've In nix there may And the allegations those who
are at tied veraciry be believed there
prs yeurive ard remedy
W,stsrs BaIsam OF Wild Cherry is ofe ed suffering
wo Id such needs rot the advenftious did" Of
long string of fictitious certificates give noorey Its
and intrinsic excellence sufficient entitle IL
TO the confidence Of the public, and
"Waft on TO fame ~
the name cffhe inventor benef Of his species
None genuine unless signed I SUITS on the wrapper
For sale by A B. ID. SANDS agents for New York city;
also by druggists generally throughout the United States and
Canadv. aui5 ltD&W
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FOR CAMP MEETING AT RossvlLLE,
STATEN ISLAND.

q
FOR CAMP MEETING AT ROSSv1LLE,
STATEN ISLAND
s;::s: ssst as sss., :.
ia.!:a! unit. s'isd.y leaving j.. foot Barclay
ss Il os.si ~ and eoei ssss E. .t
s:r ND ssss1a sss. sSa r.r nehm9aa .,S:h
The FREE SOIL PICNIC TO BUTLEK'S
POINT, STATEN ISLAND,
:s' 1s; " lsG' ssS
:: FE. s;.sS1s p;
rss NJ ...s, e. 2
:. : . Ase d; s of Young
PLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION,
r.. .s.aSa a:a s1Ss eight ss
&sx S ',;s Hail. Sunday xSs%eoa. a August
wl follow. Foot of Canal street q, IL o.
Pls .nss fG's Fer MA st
ssssTy q Il. 1s s..S1 S
Sanev Hook Light House, &c. auit 81 re
BuFfaio Sap,.Is 'i.' W.
SsIs !:
F:y GM r J;aI e
Si, # %' Esi,s ra de-
Vi the ground one hour before slower boats The
Buffalo, by visiting the fishing ground nearly every day
the precise spot where fish are caught abun
rEUILL.s t,N , yr 81 LA.nDOAIs .yn ,A.e.l.>I.
= Direct-Daily, Sundays excepted--at 1oclock, PM
s ss s ..s: C.
s:aSo nc bbsSSy s. . sSs
will leave on Tuesday, Thudsy and ssurday evenings
The above boat WILL at all times arrive in Albany in ample
time for the morning carr for the or west.
taken at moderate rates. and none taken after 81
All psrsons are forbid trusting any of the boats of this line
without wrueu order from the captains or agents.
6chutz. at the Office on the wharf:
United States Mail Line.
Atsoelocs r; NJ t: .F a In,srnsdis's Places
Steamboat ROCHESTER,. C.pes s'.eY T., will leave on
Monday. Wednesday, Friday and, Sunday afternoons, at
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. overlssh, will
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
Apply ON board. or a, the Office on the wharf. aio
MORNING BOAT AT 81 O'CLOCK FOR
ALBANY,
AOn - AND Intermediate landings, iom the
foot OF Robinson street. Breakfast and
low pressure Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt G. b
Riggs, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays s o'clock
For passage or freight. apply board. auIo iw
NV Yo aISE A II 9 sfAFk SEH sE1Nb
-. :, The s,es%hSs,. sYLPH. Captain Brais;
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