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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-11


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r.ri.tr, tLc Senate
NJ, Calhoun ,hen slrl shall vote iet
nuLlo, OF, The rroriso auI .a,J tur6y
esl. nv ~tound, ior 4 Nc - 'talI do
90 On ,h, ground s,fcd /, my lrn-'-llt
colleague ard lot iho additional t,a'p0
il1, cou'li@f ihiia vote oi 'tarks. accom-.
pani,d IS tie 'ichrn c,o.p'o, t-utcly
clnc,i,i tho merit Of 'hc eci ! shall VOC
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rai,c c middleton hs0o'n o., terms nni
il,t..c 70, rl.i.I, 'u '.e ,awc oDircr and
Docs Amy l'u' -HrIA'on "'s a pau
o' 700 bH'o !hcn Zoe gentlemen VITO 'n'ct.
tam tho, ,I.non shor J 10 vote i'f ihc
mcIa' a' all. / The e'1'a.o"on was no' n
par q l.c ha''c. Why Should ioa' WINCH
~ rct''5'.y iu,.'nn hc lr-.'t'i 10 thus
rs0'u.urI Hc NAKED question IS nus
Hfn and l"lsl II as go" Tlca'c--'he nhN'I
qI'Iion ms Is We h'N'' oI MONTEREY
such az one rs serves '"A""' ana m'nAl''
u H o"' gram 'h'm grant mem u"'h''
lOIf NJ I " " U lG'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-11
TIE WlLMOT pRONISD ANDTHE
LOCOFOCO. nDUGtlrACES OF
THE NORTH

We regteI TO see that tcuals l,ats Nte
now entertained that the lJilm0i proric0
opposing the luuh,r extension Of slave ter.
r.;ory ty any acquisition that may grow
out Of a settlement OF our NcVcnn flicul.
It's, 4 Which Was attached 70 he three mill.
ion bills llhCly 10 tail N the House IN
consequence Of the vaycrlng OF the north
ern ocoloco doughfnces on tins question -
We lrcrc in hopes that the time had really
come when the nights Of the North, IN
view Of the Slave question, or nj least 50
far as the principle OF this provso sustained
those nights, were to be manlulIy sustained
by every member OF Conste" from the
Tree S'aes-ond thni The Norm Tor once
were 10 present an un6Foktn front on n
Wv" INV 90
yet our regret ia view ollhe fearful nnticl
nations Of the friend, of the nronoscd re-.
,.r
S"'S"o" ~ '''S o''' uo'' no' ''I"a' our as
Constituent nj the surprise expressed by
ut Il tod I,s
F'
non Of 'heIr Iocoloco allies 10 dtSen Ihelr
ground and fall back into the slouph OF
t.r.; ;....fL .,:..
i'''o''O"''"' /" VIC" u we I'N "'''o"
Of those subsoryiCu. tool, OF the South, we
Io no, 500 hn,v onv o,c n,,n,,ss snr
Prise Al any s1rfendcr when they may
make Of their heretofore uvowcd principles.
Tho ,r,e,,s,s oC,bo No,b H.. c,,so =,
freedom, and Of humanity, has but lille IN
nuence on these truck lnp tools Of the Slave
I..l. ,.
parry "''' % ""'o'u'e'y "c
ccsSlty, their masters never fail IN coaxing
or WHINING Them into tho traces
! ne correspondent OF me courier ana
ENQUIRER OF the "a inst. IN relation TO the
~ '"'' q''''""l ''y'
examination Of tho AYES and nav, nm
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PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.


Brem bark Hudson. Hohorst 81 de I'm Bremen. mdse.
10 a. Poppe; passengers March TO- LAT Sc 50, lon
II g. spoke Ottoman, Of Bangor I'm Boston for Ma
eAnsss. de out
Brig Mosslls usiis, IL de I'm Orleans, mdse, to
Buck
Brig Emily. Burr de FIN Charleston cotton TO Dun
ham 4 pimon. March 9, Of Currituck, exchanged sg-
nas with bark standing for the Southwark showing
red signal with white ball In the center.
Brig Colorado (of BOSTON, shsekesford, y Dc I'm
Orleans udse. TO master. Tho experienced rough
weather while lying TO In gale from 81 on the 9TH inst
shipped sea which stove galley and carried swsy par,
Of deck load of cedar.
Brig Grand Turk (of Providenee) Porter Is de I'm
Cardenss Cuba molasses. TO r Thurston. Sailed in
60 with brigs Cushnoc fol- Boston, Planet (of Eastpor
do Left brss q w knight, for Portland, ldg, Tophf
MeGrash for Boston. do schr Avon (of Sesrspor Cur
u.s. fin Havana j1s, ard
schr Gen Peavey Parker Ia de I'm Mstsnzas molssses
10 Surxes & Co. Sailed ln co with ories Caroline and
Mary Of Boston and schr Lovete, for Csrdenss, to
load for Boston.
echr John h Smith. fu Philadol-
Schr John Monroe. I'm chincoseegue corn.
sAILEp-stesmship southerner. Charleston Water.
co. Liverpool Msrmion do.
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miscellaneous.

TO corSrsv NSScRASrs, ssrAiL peALtss orHfRs
cATHARlNE-sTREET BAZAAR
n ABBEY 4 co. Wholesale ana Retail Dealers In
L.Eoslish. French and 6emsn Fancy Goods and Toys,
tonsistng IL part Of cutlery, stationery, ewely, peru
r,ery tosps COMBS hrushes pccketeooss. rsxor,rops
euttons thread needles hooks and syss. hssds hid and
Way Solls " OGDEN, in and pewter toys, win general
x.re,y az other atcies which will 30 sold IN small ousn
,,,,ss 81 wboles .lo prices I. H. ABBEY,
MN Is MOORE, j.
50 catharioelsl oue door below HenIy.sL
For sale-ons Of wider's Patent Sslsmsndet Sales
Also one desk. counters With drawers, and some
slsss s1sndiur csssA &c. nall u
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Eeoal Notices.

ORDER OF Hon. John w. Edmonds Judge ofthe
ID Frs Circuit notice IL hereby given, pursuant 10 the
provisions Of authorizing attachments IS aust
abscondng concealed and nonresident debtors, tna an
Attachment has Issued against the estate Of JOhn Andrews
resident OF Bellvie New-Jersey, and That inc same VII
& .od for the payment his debts unless he appear aud
discharge such attachment according 10 law, whin nine
months from the hrst publication Of this notice and mat
The navnent of any debs due him and the delivery 70
him Or Ior his use any properly belonging TO him and
he transfer OF any property by him forbidden By law
and are yoid-Dated the 9TH day Of December, 1916.
DANA, WOODRUFF LEONARD
AG:orneysfor Attaching Creditor,
ds lawem So Wall a. New-York-
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~ MIR. HAMLIH. Representative from Penob-
scot District Ne. his return home had his trunk
stolen Ia Philadelphis wherein was contained his Con
srs.sional hiys-arnonnting 10 $500 in gold The Rail
road Co paid Mr. II the value OF his trunk but dd not
indemnify him for the loss of his wages.
~ The Relief Committee Of Louisville, Ky.
have forwarded TO Newbold Cruft OF this City $1,000
70 be invested in provisions for the Irish Poor.
~ The steamboat swiftsure No. 3 struck snsg
near Devils Island In the Mississippi the 3th inst and
sunk. BOAT and cargo total loss.
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Jn0id Rubber Goods.

DUYRRs or sIIIRRED GOODS, suspeniers
ID kr The undersigned now the only Manufactured o
This class u rubber goods, desires 30 call he attention OF
huvers 10 the fact Of his manufacture have ever
senarsted the textile fabric from Tho cord Of rubber ana
invites all who want good shlfed suspendrr TO bny
tho-@ bearing his name manufacturer with renewal OF
The guarantee heretofore repeatedly given to psy ten dol
lsrs o anV person ho Will produce psir Of Days man
uf.tnre he rubber Of which has decOmpOsed and me
fabric separated from the elastic cord srge stock ..
low prices resdy and being constantly manuaeuIe cd
by the owner Of all the psleuts HORACE IL DAY.
2d - Cotusnd-s -
DTBBER GOODs.-l,0oo Goodyear asen' Ela'-
II ne Braces warranted perfect and fall length
1900 pairs Mems snd Misses snd Chidrens imported
RubbefA
loo pairs Men . Metallic Oyershces
i0oO " Lads Bu.llns.
leo " " slippers
aiso iarge assortment OF every description OF alright
and wafer proof Goods for sails 10 any quantities.
90 r. orabs terms by the Newark India RubDe manlisc'
turing Co. s. Maden-lsne. OlSu
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Goal.

COAL.-PRICES REDUCED-Lsekawsnna Peach
" Orchard Lehigh and Black Heath-Al the above
named Goals Of the best quality and dehVeed 10 me oel
or1er re. OF carriage are now offered at the following
low prices, VIZ
Large Nut and Lump sizes. 8 50 per ton
Stove. Egg and Broken sizes, 80 per ton
Offices 572 Greenwich, corner OF king-sI
and 5ss DO do Hammersly-sL
mis- 9vys L. A SYKES.
D. PER TON.-COA Coal! Coal Peach Or
,cOchard best quality COAL screened and delivered rec
OF cartage-Smal Nut 81 Large Nut % - broAea 20
Egg and Stove - IS This coal is all under Ches-
nut and Pea for engines Also Whe Ash stove Coal OF
an excellent quality for sale al simpsons coal Sssa 70
and 10 Thompson, below springsL ms wv
COAL-PEACHO ORCHARD, RED ASH Large
u nut IS 50 egg broken and stove - 10 Lehgh Jump -
M egg stove and s5 75 Those are cash prices less ~
screened from my yard 26 ElzabethsL and corner OF
Hsmmersly and Bedford SIS JACOB WEEhs' Jr
fLna.
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VIII, BE PUBLfsHED'

ON WEDNESDAY MORNING NENT, The Book q
W the Feet History Of Boots and shoes, with ccored
eugrsvings &c b. j. Sparkes Hail. Elastic bootmaker
TO her Ma iesty the Queen &c Price only so cents -
mis- a ]. :. REDFlELD. Clinton Hal
Two TAILORs.-The second Edition Of sunemers
Il celebrated work eating garments OF every descrp
ton 10 style Of elegance unegused Is now pubsned ana
ready Tor delivery Those who desire to avail themselves
OF the great advantages be derived from the use OF The
Instructions Il contains would 90 well 10 obtain acopy
without delay The book is u by II inches square, aud
contains II elegant diagrams Of all The various styles 81
garments the present day with tu and ample III
srlctons for cutting IN easy and scientific manner
The following few Of the many highly respectable
names who testify o. the merits of The book 900 90 .
The undersigned being practically acquainted W IN ht.
stinemeUs Treatise Cutting Garments win pleasure
recommend 10 as work complete IN us arrangements and
10 It's practical application 20 cutting superior 10 any mere
tofore published either Ia Europe or America
r. Henry Son. Dsnie Gutter, Stats Banker Cnarles
Haviland, j. n. Banker.
The above can be obtained Of the author. llJ Broad.
Rav NewYork m9 lmeodD NlmeowW'
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LAWYnRis DIARY FoR ls47.
nNTrRTnGE

AIDS TO REFLECTION, By samuel Taylor colerdge,
hwith a Preliminary Essay, BY James Marsh, u. u :
from the fourth London edition. with me s1tnor AS cor
rectous
The Lay Sermons Of S 7. Coierdge In one volume A
new supply Of these valuable books Just received and of
sale By NJ H. NEWMAN co. ls9 blosdwsy'
~ New-YorE.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.o,rsrissp IN TIE Tsrscsx ~ SPECIAL @foisfsf'f'
ana md BE- Il farts<r e.ate8
~ al sdvs s-euts made under ne orders OF ne Iosr
ra.tsy-(~usral 10 newspsp~r or oewtpspsfh o ie..o
fo n fay Pos Once shall be inserted In tae paper
or og5srs Of the pace where ne ooe aav-'nsf
~ < .t.ns,ss Lsntas ~ ar get circulation
">' - NE Psa OEcs Lan passsd Marc 5, lsfs'
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Laws MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HkNSAY, Secretary
MISUES Posr, NJ D. Physician. 50 Broadway. ml I'm
n ANeE--PIERCEs Improved Two Oven RAngea
II The subscriber has the pleasure OK Informing the
pubic Ia, be has made additional improvements In
bis Ranges which hey Are respectfully requested 70 call
and examine The recent improvements make them de-
cedly more eouvenient and economical than any In ne
MARKET GEO. PIERCE, Proprietor, ~ Broadway.
p $ The public are cautioned against having Pierces
MS lW- G.P.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
MARIN JOU X N A l..

IN BRIG Eriiy, from CAoylestoa--Mss Jackson. NJ
Jackson T Eeebee and In the Storage
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nlisrella
ADYERTI-ENIENT EXTRAORDINARY

DYERTI-ElIENT EXTRAORDINARY
n TO ARIlS1S-The uudeTdgned hAyms leased TOE
Hall Of The Melcdeon,7 In The City Of Cincinnati, Is
ready 10 receive works OF Art Tor exhibition and sale For
Pictures not sod price vii be psid shall be agreed
on by the parties seGtiag and receiving Pictures sod
viii be charged ten per cent The subjects designed are
scrip,urA NEUROLOGICAL Historical and Landscape Ar
ss desrous u svang themselves OF this world wide
mode Of augmenng heir fortunes their fsne and their
usefulness may rely upon mo purcualy aud devoted
ness Of the unters ned DO s In his power 10 advance
The cause Of Ar AID render tOerabe The weight I'M
posed on the shoulders Of i eowsborers In this branch
OF civilization The Institution has The best wishes and
support OF the wisesi and best men VI the cry N which II
h located ms lml 7. w WHITLEY.
Address 7. W. whitley Forest Hill, Coyington. Ky
CCOUNT hooks Mandatory Y Malden-ans.-
~ Constantly on hand al kinds u ank Books Meinoran
dunn Copy. Pass, Time, Work, Order and Roll books-
Books ruled and bound IN any style required
PAPER-Cap and Letter ruled and PLAIN small sued
Letter Note Colored, Tissue, Gold Paper, BIZ Paper,
Envelope, Blong, Hosiery Hardware, lsng and 'maA
Bonnet BoARDs-in rolls and Fat brown, white,
blue and white.
CROTOS INK-Quans, piuts- o. OF. or o. war
raned To retain color and euidiiy In any climate
STATIONERY Of every puon-Copying Presses,
Manifold Letter Writers for writing and copying Al ne
same time. Envelopes, Cards, Portfolios, Wax Naefs'
Pencils Elasuc Paper Holders, new styles VI inksla1dsi
&c sc. A. uhusUsly l0w prices
Dealers and Others Ia Of articles In our line, are IN
vited ~ eXsmius our stock, We vii SCI a. lowest
prices FRANCIS bVblhf1' s S.atone,s,
NIL ~ ~ hAtath-laue.
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ARRANGEMENT.

r.xa1zrfx,<,4r1 MOkHIS md Eoot NHHI.HD...'
LEA ~ Leave New York. O'Clock A. M ,
11A6---ocpkP p. NJ Leave hewMh, ~ &C. :
A A ao,clocs PM Leave Morristown, O'CLOCK, a m
2 o'clock z. H. -, -,,. svul A.
Passengers By the Morning Train 70 motrsown w.
live hers ock where the stages vi 10 10 readiness
10 convey them To schooeys Mountain, Wasnns!yn pe
vdero aud faston daily; 70 saeeasunny slanhope Ny
dsvs' sod 90 Rockaway, Dover, Sparta and Newton 90
Tassdsys Thursdays and Saturday, each Line ,s1Gnlo
.la we Lii lao leave Tor BasGenrdge eyefy evening 20
be arrival OF The cars al MonsLown o. 80. -.
passengers 20 through, TO and nom Jersey Cy Without
ebsnnS cars On leaving the city passengers VIII dsSos
a. Ir in the car the foot Of CortsndsI where
a. Agsnt Vii he In attendance 10 receive ~ Al Packstes
or bundle. must be- entered tho way BILL % ine soHps
nv viii moi hold themselves responsible
Freight will bs forwarded amedistsly 70 Mo'TsoSs
SEEMS 10 Nevarr or nom tho Trans ofstion ono. OF ne
T. r. ard Trans Co foot Of Liberty o. sad dssfec
viii be called for In any part Of the city by
aald Office n3l ikA DcDD' oupoIin..u.-'.-
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Books.
- s0n TNpOpTANT WORK

NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
UUfrgTTNGTOS A. SAVAGE, Publishers, Booksellers
III sot sfsiioners 2s Pearst " Y have IN press and
Will publish In few days vau4sic series OF 10 cotofe1
- "a u.trs,e TIE eulire mechanism Of the Heavens Trey
AZ, scorr pauied BY az Elementary Astronomy Of 10
psze- presenting theory OF The ides, and which 70
ether make this sublime science perfectly plain ana intel
.choos and families Il A ;. respectfully soiclt rom
teachers school committees, superinendenls OF scnoos
crrsyuen and Students examination Of tns WORK $50
or their series Of extensively used school
New NaionA Geography euarl0 Pareys Geograpny lor
B-suners Mrs Lincons celebrated Botany u Two iofs
Phelpss Nsurs Philosophy and Cheuiisiry-conlnon
school edition Of esch and FOR beginners-Nr els ne"
English Grammar, for horoOgh1ess sna s.npnS'p VI
ts Atss: Websiers University Etiuonl Dictionary 80
rares IS which no scholar dispense whi also COM
mon school s1d pocket ecluons.
To MEKcHASrS-H \ :. have constantly on haHd, AZ
orr n Booksellers and Merchants a. the io~esi prices Al
which hey can be purchased srge assortment oi ne
latest editions q school Medical Law. AErculr "a ana
Miscellaneous Books Blank Books q al sizes and prices
and every variety Of Stationery. IUi COO
LAWYERS DIARY FOR is47.
lust PU BLlSHEDThisi ndis oeusole sccom penlinenl
SHERIFF. and Clerks elected n November last an AnAnAc
and list Of SUNDAYS for the year M Masters And ExAi-
ners IN ChAnc-Ty Sles jury FOR he year lsfI Com
nissonsrs Of Deeds appointed BY our Governor N OcI
States Commissioners 70 scknowed gments for other
Ss,es Public Noiaries and Commissioners OF DEEDS IN
the Cry Of New-York Rates Of Postage Foreign Con-
sus: Bsnks and Insurance Companies IN The Cues OF
New-York and Brooklyn Elections IN The Stae OF New,
The United Stsies State Of NewYork and City OF New
YORK: American Ministers Al Foreign Courts CnArge
AHares complete LIST Of al the Lawyers IN me Cly OF
New York-ogeher win al the usual Memoranda rsisi-
ing TO the Different Courts Published and for sale BY
"A l5s Nssssus,.
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fouses for Sale.

- PAPER MILL FOR sALE.-The Paper Ma
~ chpery aud lease VI lhs Mil known as the Rim
- mon Mil" situated IN HumphTeysyille New Haven
county ole for Said lease has nine years 10
from May next and Is 10 all respects a7ofaoe one
said machinery consists OF Two engines one cylinder ma
chine drlcT Of smith = Wtneh--t-Ts n-Aei
a rag cutter a 10 feel boiler, with TeIurnnursi dusleri
seeppg ch-s from IS TO 20 engines and other con
for the economical Manufacture OF pape 'nS
principal part which Is aud " the beet qusly AL
OF which ia running order its operations under Tue pre-
sent owners having lust ceased The stream on Whlch
eaid mill Is situated Is good one,
To person possessing small means this IS eonsid
cred favorable opportunity for engaging ntne paper Dust
mes. a. The property will sold decidedly cheap Should
the whole be sold part OF the present owners wOu1
be glad 10 mske arrangements win some one aequsheo
with the business for part OF tho property shd resume
the operations Of the mill Immediately AppncaOn 10 DC
made either personally Or by lssT a.
Humphreysvile, CT March $ 1917 NIL Ct
~ AT PRIyATE sALE-NewRo Rochelle Country
Seat aud small Farm, situate 10 miles from the ci'y-
- one Of The most beautiful Tesldoncosh Wcstehesso'
Comfy Ii IL situated between the village OF New-ho-
che lie and the steamboat landing, hall mile rom INC lat
ter and half mile from the New.Iork and New'hsysn
Railroad the cottage built in 1870 by Norman w he
and 10 occupied by John Bissel consists OF TWO
story cOtgag ebuit dwelling house farm h0usr Dafhs
stables coach house &c. all nearly new, IN RoO1 repair
and htied up VITA convenience ana WIN
several hundred ornamental shade trees aud shrubbey
commands extensive and varied views OF Long Island
Sound and contains about 20 acres OF land In hgh ,ats
OF cultivation which Is hne thirty apple ofchardt
GRATED and 10 full bearing, with cnolce cOliecsOn VI
other fruit IS, flowers and vegetable garden. &c
The easy facilities Of passing quickly between this place
city reuder Il desirable Tor the family OF
gentleman doing business 10 One half Of the guam
ty OF land with buildings, Will ho sold separately II
desired. Terms, Ne made known on application 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctloneer
7bFOad.st.
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I1ubIir Gonpenanres. Me.

,,ors oFtv,yrxc ,Ew.YoRK CHANGED TO SIN
.T-s RkGULAR MAIL, LINZ e-s.s..
SSxur4S Boston aud Ne~-fork by ns fsss St
~ ssS's splendid steamers RHODE ISLAND sat
GOVERNOR.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt W. Potter, will run htoagneal
he season In connection wlo the stcninson saj ProPi
fence aud Boston aud fIoyideose hsrosas ,syIs neS
River Al ociock 2. AZ. aud s,cn'ngiou al so'elof
n or upou ,b. srriysl u he Mall train Tom Boston
The,r STEAMERS unsurpassed 10 speed sPiepof so'
comfort having each OF hen On STgs commodoUs pssi.
state rooms and berhs fot to person. besides sgs ei
yeto rougns Tor ierniles and psftes
Tue steamers Onoered by th- mos. etPe'ieneel 80
and will shoren the passage between New fots ant zoo
icu ircme - hours, thofs5y arriving 10 sp,s nisc ".
W est and oil the lioes ftou Boston North snd East
vhs GOVERNOR will esye New'YOTs Tue'dsy, feuFr
leave slonius Monday, " sdnesdsy and friday
Pie RHODE ISLAND win leave He~-foh-hsn'
aI ,.ys sosinS,on Tuesdsy. Thursday snd saturday
N B-Pessengers, ON the arrival of me steamers
souington proceed immediately 10 Ihe splrnoic hs.oas
cars 70 Providence and Boston without any delay and
Baggage Master accompanies each train TO Boston nie
Vol passage or height Inquire board tho boats 81 psi
No. 1 North River. orNo. 10 Battery. place. NV
~W~ u. =. MAI. LINE Al O'Clock, A. VI
H.--jN for Albany and inter meda'e landings ot
for =: The ice Val per%lI- nnns, e ,s,
leave the Pier between Cortland and Liberty sls every
morning at nine O'clock
For passage or freigh! apply on board. OF TO
mis- n 2. G. SCHULrZ. at the othee on the wharf:
.U-~- MORNING BOAT, at 8 O'Clock. for
Nswburgh ard Eishkill, landing al lnlerme-
date places The steamboat HIGH
LANDER, Capt Chas. b. Armstrong viii leave heslrsn
boat pier Of Warrens for Albany every morning ~
so'cock (Sundays excepted connecting with the STAGES
al Fishkl for Poughkeepsie, Hudson. 6e and al New
burgh for Kingston Cslskill and Albany.
For passage Or freight apply ON board the boat on "
GEO CLARK, on the pier 900 ooE
~n- ANOTICEs-On ana alter Friday, Noveia.
"A 5hMxJNber 20ih the Steamboat cfLfh, ospMs
Brssted will make the following ups 10
ana nom Staten leland until farther notice viz .
Leare NeuD- York-Als and II A. M, 81 81. NJ Ju'
Lsas Staten band-At 81, 10, IL A. M.-.snd y =, ~.
OPENING OF rHE pESNsYLvASA CANAL Toa 1917.
H. FREIGHT AND PASSAGE 10 PiAshufg,
Es.ssz PennsyPs Cincinnati Ohio Nashville NE
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