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y hoY. "f III - ears, ii Il girl, I, some mas
''F - m!s.reS>, Who SAL. covenant 10 leacf The
srp's.ii,y >onl- ~, isaae OF business, 10 be par
tciiafiIsd III tgs laden ufe; aud a,sD Except in
u ca'e .. black AID .nn ITO nrpharsI reading
''ii wiring art c",.t.,,na afihiart!c, lmciudlns
W Euir u! i;fet, ami &c ray h.m or her Sl2
l"f a, lie discretion Of Tho Court s21l at tie ex-
riFtu no n lime - Revised Code u 1919, Vol.
-, en- lCS, p. 40.
II. ~ 70 ca,ietfen a7scse parents ere lung, 6pt
'"sa}a1ss n Supporting. r tTingrg nsnl up IN
h"ss' eor,~s
"iie overscers .! the poor oi each district
sna'' sa"hit make ls.uras 10 the Cou:t OF their
roui;f, 81 tne poor oY2ians within their district,
IN Of such chdran .sishn loe SANE, whose pa
;en's they sna!' ja'ee incapable % supporting
i'tn', add DTInslbs iheiI up in honest courses;
a"d tie said Couf' is hereby auh5T'zrd 10 direct
u" SAL uv~i,"rFs. ei.h-r Of Than, 4 bind out
sach roor o'phe~aud CHILDREN apprentices 10 such
PERSON or persons - Tue Ccur, shall approve OF
unil tne asc ol II years, il 10Y OF 10 years, If
girl, on he terms prescribed and cireccd by The
49, sheve 'eclied - Revised Code, 1879, VOL 2
CHI 232, q 25'
III Asto Weyilimnts children.
'r,yey bastard child may &c bound apprentice
3" He vyr sfefs al he poor OF The district, or cor
p9::'Ion tor liz tn;r oeiss, " here such cnid sha
= bora; e:ey male us'il n allains Inc age I
q years, and every Iema c uril sic aIiaia> ne
az Of - ysar>, ana 10 longer All the master
ali mi : eSs sni.i ~ =nijsci 10 IN. same cuadi
tons - at- prescribed il IL case OF m appren-
tre i, The a. hfs; al &c rc"i!ed.-[Resistd
Cods, |'''S rlI Q, u. 30 "a.
u. TO RE thd; ~ s.sca! . Ct oil Assembly.
ih- u:e s-ef, an never Dind cnirifsa withou, N.
AMIR III Cdt:' a;i:cl. h..aeYef il i MS du'y To
ap,iy To-, u tne tner {, .ss.s !. 90 6 ahu"t tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26

Rep D .-"1-' II sor can hrsr these cxra ia
iia"> WIN, u re 'us liz ap.y Ii burning shin
lnagen.c he la-ai, an aafi racti - in n yu.
'iaa an coai-.:f! HI, g. II -fib 4" sou 1t %
b fixed uapn u Eip.s =! ne Caiun ]. i, rly, {
III h can teiieve.
Republicans! ~ 10 the rescnsl Federalism
h., again cfos.ri lie au.icar a; i Ill. dusi .
ne daYs ot he Gnc:; C,.csafe Administration oi
me eide Adams. iun! iue.te, ar III danger
me lfeecom 81 The p,es> is deal Ia iytans -
l,nsn, rally sirunt Thomas l:icha aud Tie
uhica. L.si youf .~ic-s te aeaI. ~ ioa,s q
tijndr', hattie i.cca ~ u rry;i s'd iua / :,
dom o. In. rstss afe 'oly ihi.es 81 Infinitely
NJ" lina"t1nce thsn .r ci2nty at any : ugic.
sar d b"ty, however uisniiied they may consider
hemslrsS Josn .. Calhoun 4. KIDD with ire
afh-F Gcraiis, Wcbsler III dcg;ace on. ii ,hc
pcfcsi tsi";s tia eve, liked FAD ~ r whs :?
Fo' Vns pGtlici'S - h 'rruta! q! Tsr.re,o.
O! .l'o;.s! = FOE To IYRlNiS.
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The quantities of any or all may De increased
diminished, as the service may hereafter re-
E.rs. The contracts will therefore be made, not
II specific quantities. but for such quantities as
Y service may require 10 be delivered at those
faGyyalds respectively.
Contractors not residing al the places where
:iveres are required, must establish agencies al
ach places lha, no delay may arise in furnish
as what may be required; and when contrac-
d fails promptly 10 comply with reouisition,
Y nary agent al the port where the article or ar
:es are required 10 be delivered, shall be au-
lie contractor shall be liable for any excess OF
~ over The contract price
Separate offers must be made for each article,
reach Of The aforesaid navv-yards, and bidders
'aose proposals are accepted (and none others)
~. De forthwith notified, and as early as practi-
Ss0ie contrac, and bond will be transmitted TO
ZEN loT execution; which contract and bond
l's De returned 10 The Bureau within five days,
'i.Iosive OF the time required for the regular
dnsmission Of the mail.
BONDS, with two approved sureles in one-third
g estimated amount Of The respective contracts,
~. Dc required, and ten per centum in addition
w &c Withheld from The amount OF all payments
y accoun! thereof, as collateral security, in ad-
100 10 The bond given, 10 secure its performance,
sai not in any event TO be paid until i, is in all
'Fecis complied with; AMI ninety per centum of
y amount OF all deliveries made will be paid by
navy Agent within thirty days after bills du.
authenticated shall have been presented 10
sank forms of proposals may be obtained ON
; sn 10 The Navy Agents q, Portsmouth,
wv w hampshire, Boston, New York, Philadel-
"a, oaaimore, Washington, Norfolk, Pensaco-
Every offer made must be accompanied las d.
; .sea IN The act OF Congress making appropria-
~ nus 'or The navy service for 1867. approved
va an Angus, 1876, by written guaranty, signed
i, vI s OF more responsible persons, to The effect
.. ms OF Ihey undertake that the bidder or bid
as vii, if his or their bid be accepted enter in
az ooiisallon within five days, with good and
~['en sure'ies, to furnish the supplies pro-
rseu, NO proposal will be considered unless
MARCH 24-lawtAn26
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~ >
TIE law pr.s:f bag jss u ia. g! J:'rs,e s oi
III r or is ample il IS 3f.sisiaas ifan'er'Se
D.. verbs III ;he statues n:g arc Priied n iac
sa,uie bous. You uill iicst ob.ef:s, fawever,
III, rb:ee Classes al chili'ea ere ;skfI u'cef he
50 -ciai pro -c.ioa Il lie paa!i, ar'neri'ss-'
Is, 81 n. Coenly Cour; and is n1ol.i'!sr tae
.Jverssers o; ,nc Poor. Tnpse CLASSES are
/. peer III en-, whuse tais; are DEAF.
Ch,h!frD. yin, Sc parens are siglas 30 NJ
capable nj 50 pr"r,ins ben and bringing hs~
llp Ill h,asa cn's'sss
Kin ,h-se i, is Ia. dny Of The Orcrs-rrs Of the
Poor 10 rero;, 10 he Cnuu, aad NJ day Of ihe
Coua "a we bound out. Hearsen 10 he voice
Of lie law.giver:
I As 10 soor Children mio;s FATHERS are
dead. 80, >
ss,slrl who hath no ssla'e CT 70: sn'isieo, 'o' q
jas foar,. o. The couliv or corporation IN which
be or she resides, be bound apprentice BY the
oYerseer. OF re poor, until the age Of 81 years,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26

IN CHANCERY.-yIRGIsrA:- AT Rules held In the
Clerks once Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Buckingham county, Monday, the
LIST day of February, lS47-
John D. Richardson and John Harvey, late mer-
chants, who sue for Abner Z. Harvey Trustee, &c.
against f'aintlns;
,a,a. If samuel Saunders Defendants.
The defendant. Abner w. WIngo. not having entered
his and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and It appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that he Is not an
ami do anpear al tho rules be holden for The said Conr
on the rst Monday In April next. and answer the bill
Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order DC ion
of Richmond FOR two months successvely and posted
AT the front door Of tho Courthouse Of this county
Feb. p-eram o'p' 4. EIpRIDeE, G. CSC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
IT, lie Editors Of liz Enquirer;
~opruroS Meg. Va, Feb D. Il

IT, lie Editors Of III; Eaqaird;
NORTHERN NECK, Va, Feb p, 1871.
Messrs. Edi,ors-So shocaed vas on bsin2
informed al Inc late disgracetn act CT ,he Cniici
States Senate towards Mr.. Richie, that car.c.
refrain from giving ven; 10 my feelings upon ih's
very important mattel Truly did tie poet e3-
claim
"Frcedom shriek'd when Eoseinsso fell"
And although the las, lingering hopes OF lfec-
dom have been exinsuish~d il his-YFoFilnaie
country, still The name Of Kosciu,so VII be e'''-
balmed in he memories o! all lovers OF ifccdom
A similar exclamation vil have 10 be ase1
by The American people, unless hey mean to 10
lerale such high handed measure as !hi'. bni
Heaven forbid that The ffeenien OF This county
should ever uphold such assumptions oy an,
body of men, however disniied they may Ina
CINE themselves. Whai! has il come 10 ms,
that The freedom OF the press is 10 be pu 'wni =
Republican Of Virginia can you look on 81
lenily and behold The effort thai is being made 10
cleave down at one Tell blow Thomas Richie. hc
OLD war horse of Democracy-he who, IN sun
shine and in storm, has always been found IN shc
front ranks, doing battle valian'iy N deicnce vi
those great measures for which you have teen
con,ending all your life? Can you look on ST.
lenliy and hear the insollins exc!am 'lion from
Federals,s: "rhank God The seed is done-!he
triumph IL complctc-Thomas Richie is fallen !!
fallen!-lhe creates. fee to federalism ina! ever
breaihedfn
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DEATHS.

Died, at their residence, in Madison 'county, COR
SgLlUS CARPENTER, and - his wife; the for
m.r IN HE So year. and the latter in her Goth year.
The former died the 9th day Of March, s47, and tte
Iartrr on Ihe lith day Of month. They were
both nir nhefs OF the German Lutheran Church, and
were much 70 pected and beloved by all who knew
them. They had raised large family and after having
lived together about 10 pssed from mortality 10
immortality; the dying In The short space Of three
day. after the death u the other.
Died. al his residence, near New Store, In me
county Of buckingham. on the BIB OF naren. Captsn
sTEPAEN HOOPER, In The 72d year Of his age. AZ .
buaband he as kind and loving as father, truly az
fee,ionats as nelshbos, his contemporaries can ~
yer forget him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26

The Spanish papers stare that large quantities
Of maiz. have been shipped from Vigo, and other
Gacan ports. for England.
The Prussian government IS making large
purchases Of rye from Russia, in order 10 reduce
the prce Of corn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
MARRIAGES.

Married In Warrington city, on Thursday evening"
"a sh 6;h, by ths Rev. Sir French. Sir WA. CAREY
J,NrS, nf New Orleans 10 Hiss ELIZA PRESTON
C>EniSGTuN BENTON. ei5es. daughter Of The Hon.
Thomas n. Benton, Of Missouri.
Married, On The Is; March, a, Lsths Powhatan, By
The Rev Mr. 9 Tyre Mr. J,nS DUNCAN 70 hi's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26

GnHlcnen; | aueadef 4 discussion ~ our
Court lInqsc IN Saturday, lasi, b.@rrr npr Con.
gro..iaual candidates. ma HON. L. 81 Z y;y ca
,.@ insu.sned !. m srr,-iige,n ac Ia! cnaere.~,
i, ,ne ,oe,,nee ~ me WING Lnn.e5;,oo la
.' 'ne IN" "o,s.,,''uah,y h,yn d,ci,fea
,.s $50 mo-, osnv !, il. nr.aIc III
,nis c.n,.y noayo,;,.hY ab.enr nav desire %
uc -. ~. ,,s;,;o,s - ;1e canti4 ~ lam in
;c,aefl.r, s,sei, ~ The di.,ns
nonsn,' w,r his usual lihe,.lny an cnur,-,y,
osro,,,i;nr Rim 10 lea, o. te!io2 H. ihi,, =, ae'
- n al iu,nre anro,u nrnis. u1il re election,
xhca he SAYS he means 10 lead himself Fl n"af
lg exhausted his quota OF lime, aad RAJ almost
said his wind aso. (ior he admit, The GSnrral,
who is an old courser, is lively 10 break him
dowa, physically 3, least) in a fsfVit declama.
iioa againsf liz policy q the Administration,
chiefly aeains, the war AMI is inca'rn'a! c"n>e-
qleaccs, wh,ch be Charges was inHiated hT Ire
Persistent Tor h acquisition Of crfi''rs, snI his
o.G =n.eiurs e'ofi5cd;'"3. ji* Nosi o. o.
lirvr. e:d | an s4!e ! % no. "i-h y m'e'sPe
sen h;rn in his nr any uher pattcu.nt, :, t;ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26

Tous,y and frequently done can only say 10 you
MAJ hase earnestly abored to promote your in
leresI, happiness and prosperity, and 10 obtain
your good opinion; and il have tailed in this.
shaliions res'ett. That may have cominil,ed
errors, my knowledge OF human nature forbids me
hdeny, and havcthe consolation to know'ha, re-
plesenta generous and con6Jing constituency who
are always ready 10 overlook an error OF The head.
an, Mno 10 mus proposing 10 change my public rela.
',on ,o@aIds you trust that none will be dis
satished and in concluding this letter which il
already longer than intended i, should be- per-
mn me 10 say, lhs', Tor your past supper, and
confidence lender yon my very profound ac-
acknowledgements, and, should be so fortunate as
10 obtain seat in Congress, will only promise
that your best interests shall be attended 10 ac.
cofdins 10 The best OF my poor ability am your
friend and iellow-cilizeD, in haste, &c,
FAYETTE McMULLEN.
81 will address the people on The second
days q their Superior Courts in Carroll, GRAY.
son, Wythe, Scott, Russell, and on The day OF the
Election in Tazewell.
Richmond, 18th March, 1877.
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n. A. Thompson Esq, was On TUESDAY nom'-
naled BY the Democrats Of Hanover as 'h:if can
didate Tor the HOUSE CT Deleg".rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26

By request, we call attention 10 he rsc'mm'n-
da,ion OF the Powhatan House in ahvihef c.
lumn, signed by members 81 The Legislature an'i
others, ana voluntarily rendered 10 Is worthy pro-
prie,or Mr.. Dibrell
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Thursday Morning, March 25, 1917.

iiICt: MUNU. u
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FRESH Fruits. &c.

FRESH thI4I D. 2Ns
ALASA GRAPES ass.a s s;s5s 7 wsG ast t
Cliron, Italian Ciiron, Cendied Orange snd Leiror
Pee, Lemons, Oranges PcmegrAnses, snAcc % a.
Bordeaux PIl1ez ID fancy boxes 81 ia al ma
aga Fiss. Esypela Dates, Arabian Dates blitef
A.mondsJ0sdan Sheled Almonds - ely shells,
Almonds, Almonds PAPER Shell, &c Fltertf
Brasil NUS Madeira Nuts, Pecan NUS Conos
Eets, Pea NUS. Ca.Ahra- sicily and frfnea
Lieonce, Rock Candy. sperm C1pdiesl al
NJ 80 coiogs AID different pr.ces. sperm o. = "a
ter and fAI strained swest o., 10 pc.t'es
ard betlies Sard.res 10 Oh, Aneloyies,
Olives, Cspess Mushroom and Tomato
keichup, Pickled Onions, Welnuis
GAerkias, kc Worcestershre Sauce.
logsIher with q general sssossn1enI u
English Sauces q.
Superior Gre-e ard Black Teas, M assortment, ara
Wh,ts and Brown sugxs al &c cHerent Enss, a. a,
PAGES. Co1ee. sssornenL aiso foas.1n end sIl~'l
daily. Chccoisis, prepared Cocoa Gnc fasie, Socoa
Shells, Specs. whole and grounc, war sn-ed P.re'
Bakers Brown, Pine Apple. Easpperryi Lel-9n ci1-
ger. Orgeal and oher syr-ps- C1efry enc hlsp-
terry Brandy, . rch and delicious CORDIAL Coz
clas, foreEn and domestic Ia botes an1 "a cfat
Cd irsh, >coich End M1rorsa 1e.1 " lls8eYi 81
periof old W.res AID Li-1ors, al a-sQftinert
sco.ch EnsiisL sci American Ale ard Porter
a-1 tosL.s, lsing ass, IsFlocA Arc" ILoS-
Cha.Esns- ssgo, Starch Rice. b4f!ey, hoiiiny, vst
nlsal, Czsl.l>, Yellow s,d SnaTiag sce?,
Indigo, whiie comb Honey, Aoesses
ana sr-up. Brzndy Peaches and Cher
- Roes Cansy Ja.1te Paste, Ssle-
rs,1s JsIlss Essi and West Indiz
Preserves. sspssg0r Eng-se and
American Geese, kc-
CongTess ard P1Tiio- Saratoga WISER " g. shd pI
boe. Havana ard Principe s>gzrs. VARIOUS brands and
very e,bei1sck- Chs-ps gre AL oeriAs orsnd
sl~sys OF h.n1 Th- Above goods are for sac n Original
rackA--s or 81 retail 10 families By
GAssSER YOUNG, No. is2 Ch.taam-st
aSa epposis ihs ChsihAn Tsssra
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Millions Of spiritual creatures walk tic esfth
rnsesr bon wheB wo ~tke and wien We slssq.'
lisho<
On friend Of mine dosh Thy high h-st eer dream
la waking mood Alssl such dreams are rare
When We the Real leave FOR things that seen'
And Faaey conaes--thst Queen Of Shadows fair
Thcn gsnii seeptred Thought for us creates
Al Ideal realm OF loveliness supreme
Aad fairy forms pass through the ivory gates
Ola most slor.ously enchanted oresm.
In pslpable and peerless beauty glide
Those serapa visions through the chsrmsd halls
10 slvery radiance nost they side b. side.
And DER their wings Of violet softly falls
A silent splendor. Through the azure far
Waves Of celestial music swell and die,
While golden hsrmonies from each pure star
To those strange hsrpings wan sweet reply.
In the heart-chsmbers Of wild imagery
Those shspss upernsl weave their wondrous spells
Their snow brows besrnng trsnscendently
Are crowned with wres,hs Of fadeless ssphodels
And fragrant clusters Of the immortal rQse-
While living blooms Of every seen, and hue
Spring up beneath them-snd around them glows
A rainbow light. flooding the ether blue.
And through the haunted calm their Lips divine
Breathe sngelwhisperinss Of peace untold
These are but Fantasies, dear friend Of mine
And 10 the Actual ne'er their wings unfold.
Ne. of upon US shine such plying eyes.
Full Of eternal tenderness and love
Only In dreams such blessed visions rise,
The Ideal must be realized above
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Go-Dartnersbips.

partnership heIelolore existing
Obetween JOHN BRIDGE and LEWIS X. BRIDGE,
under the finn Of J. L. K. Bridge Is dissolved BY tho de-
cease Of Lewis X Bridge All claims against The lais nrfn
or either u the partners viii be paid prescntation
due or viii BE- csshei a. legal Interest II DOT maiufed
The Outstanding business vii DO hquidg.ec BY ne SUB
scriber who viii sign FOR he arm A. surviving pAflhes
count JOHN BRIDGE.
new-Yofk, let Jen'y 1917 u lin-
NIOTICE,-The copannership heretofore e1isiins De-
lNtWeen the scrDers, uausaclnE business u.eui Wy
hrrn ofP H. FROST co. has xpifed by imitation sho
Is tbs day dissolved Philemon H. Ffos - auno.Lea 20
ion lie name u the said hrm seifcsnt ~ NE D1sn-ss
spd will coatnus bu slness on biz account al NO ~
PHILEMON II. FROST,
"a A.. ENO5 A. COOK.
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DIR. BUSHES TONIC FEBRIFUGE,
A rn..tira aaf. and permanent cure fOI

FFFER AND hFLts
THIS medicine has obtained wide s7read rel anoI IS
cure FOR Ague snd Fever Chi or nterniitent ana re
~ IN ren,edie, has been y9estet BY s tonic pro-
rrties strength . given tho ystieat a. ne sane h7
at hs disease i srpeed from as system he-oens y
h Souh i mi ID Of vasl servcs, ~ an occasional zee
OF he Tonic F-oruZ viii gsd against me deentsuns
elects Of the climate Be csefl 70 ash iof b-ae' lote
stapt. Al ccgrterfeing ne name % sure therefore yyu
I,aI- re geruine Al which bears The wrapper ne
- vi II --'-'S IN 3meot
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LIST OF LETTERS.

spvEarszD ~ TsZ rslsrSs - s7nciiL '''oisfstHr
sts III - 4 fa>>t<v ss1cts<.
srd Al advertisements sde under i1e ofleis1I
c.,-s ia r@esoap-r Or newspaper, of ie,Lfrs
lcf 10 ar Post O-e sh1 be rssrseo N toe
or pspsrs q tn iOr Place where u- once sa'ef'ns
,-sy s. ,t1sted srrisg ~ iayfess ct7exL~t.e..
h Mr. Per of,7, Lag, fi''fa a2Tes o i''~
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NOTICE hereby given nat the coPsrtnsfsnlp ne,s
lvtofore existing betvesn Charles Wells vhlsm M
R,ouusyu ard VIM O. Hooper, under The hfn OF Welis,
Brownson Co is dissolved BY mutual consent, and me
btne,s viii be continued heretofore a. - oodsl Dy
49, Rro~rsoa 1881 CHARLES WELLS,
NJ. Yers Isn "a 1877 WIN VI BROWsSO>.
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noyy,.. IISIyIENT-Care for Group, WhooPirg
Il Coayh sna Bronchitis DIR. BOW, graduate Of ~
rlerty of Edinburgh and long medical prsctiiiorer
g., E,yl4nd res retired from business recommends DIS
Inir.ut 20 he American public Beside nuEScness esers
itsessed IN MS own extensive practice IN 24nd ~
ssIrh - LninenI has Dot failed of IL ercacy ~
R.y "a approbst0ry eers from d-ta zuished lndifdp
"a A real Rftan and America svOuchng ne cguplrls
80 s,r .'-g a. az is easihz-st IL EghtheVe1ne,
s-sr EiRheeass sai 80 Bo1ery, corner Of pordtl
:. YORK al 81 per phAL - -r--
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pab!is Qonpfnantes. Gt
100 kkGtjI,Ax ,.U.IY>p

49, RkGULax NAIL LINE e..S.-
.ssssssze4S so..oa Aas Nssl.Ic.,, n. ). rs, ~
,--,,-,.-.-,. gisn-.c sfstmsn nAsSAcKSsErSs
~ s.s4s,.t GoyEGsoR, ca2l Sch rss,- a..
saSSACaS SITS, Cspt W fS,sf, VI. ran arosss
t-ues Ina 5o..pa sad fEogteoes Rxrosds iearisx ~
Yosa daily, ssESass. etssssed; ffom PEE no Nors
~ spcu hs asrivsl o. Ire ~si usin fiom Bosscs
ra.e ssrsssfs are urssrps,.t n seeed. sssose, A..
ec'ori. aAsin eesA u tn - lsrfs ,.ooss rr,s.
sac ,o,,1s ard 5sgAs .or SO PEI soos tssAss a.
vat roOsas 'or fsailies Sri rsrt.ss
TIE steamers sfs OGceretby the racs sp-r,ess, v.,
>1i VII Aof.eC NJ rase>Fe between New ost A. A.
zoe lnr'e IL - scOrs thereby arriving IA ample ur.s ~
al ne fnes rrr.rg flcsn New Yott, NosiA, sssA s,s
Tae GOVERNOR MI leave Nsw-yxs rue.tsy rears
las I'D Sl.Irczy.
leave ssaa,ns los--saczss,, "Wednesday .os sas.,
Tie MASSACHUSETTS, viii leave Re~.fCrs-No..
Ssy, Wednesday Sad friday
Lssye Ssor- Tas.dsy rsarsdsy ard ssrsrs.,
~ 81 sssengcfs, 90 re srrlvN q rte Steamers q
Siouing.ol, proceed Easlsiey N he sp.crit Rsrosi
cars TO froydenc- and Hoston, wih,gg s1y DELAY aos
Ssssge Nsser accompanies ,sch tan 70 sosen - s4s
Fos psssase o. bel IA inquire on sosrd The boat.
no North River. OF No 10 Esrsy-PSoa nA
IT. A>rEANiBo kTitJD>Os.-I
x beea overloaded. - now f. hr.ir.s o.
Ger will n iuiGre her old Hsiso, airecl
without siofpirg al Ne Intermediate iandrgs lcsvirf
from The foot - Cedar.t New.Yogk Al ocls,k eves,
Nonfsy Ncfnestay srd Friday evenings, and Hudson
ever Tuesday raafsday sni SaEisy eyenngs Al cei
kcr passage sQ0iy On bOsrd. Tickets ghrCagh O. fua
reid 90 tei West SioAbrdgc 81 -; snd Chtbam ~ ~
s-Ihi. sosi has slsrge uuriher q >isleRoous ssa
FOR f0IGHk EEP>IE, Ne~bsrss.
fisn.ll slt inieris-sis isndlnEs
far as TIE Ice wA permit The steamboat
HiHGLtNDER, Capt Chas. b Airs,roux " ~ leave Ia
rier foot OF Warrea-sL every Tuesday Thursday
Grisy Afternoons ~ O'Clock, until farther notice.
For passage or feighf, sppy on board
" bal aak gage Aui freiehi OF every descrirto1
On b0ard II LIS boat. De ~ Tho TEA Of The
lhereOs uness entered The books II he boa rerei
New. YORK Dee ~ 1915 d. egs
.rSD stOk BkiDGErOKr.-tFof ifsga
Nxs.--5S passengers. The .Icsmhos- NlNRoD,
Capt Brooks. viii leave plcg foot Of Nsr
ke IT, II l2oclock noon, each day sunday eNttrod
Passengers Tor Albany and Troy lake Ais boat Al
lay over 81 Bridgeport one night dls
H. ANOlICE.-Oa ana siicr friday, No,eus
Der -fth. the Steamboat NLfh Nap'Aa
Brslsted. viii make The follow ins Hifs 10
and frofn Staten Island, u1nl farther nogice,vix
fssre Nc,r- isfk-At9 sni n A. Nj. 81 ST. z W.
larv, St.sss blrad-Atst. 10. Y A. N.-.snd IRA
~T~~s .NOriCE.-rhe steamboat iOLAS 3
now ready Cor towing 10 snd itoat he hU
Dor r. b. Al persons are forbid trusting
any account OF he above boa or owner. no bus
WI be paid Of their contracting. B'F WoOLSEl.
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