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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-01-13
Dissolution Notice.

HNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
= tween tic undersignedin in thu wagon ma
king business, was dissolved on the first day
of January, 1851, by mutual consent.
JAMES. PARNELl,.
.sgb 5o HENRY. FRIDAY.
THE undersigned would SAY TO his friends
that he will continue 10 carry on the whg.
On rnnkipg business at the oil stand, pnd will
be pleased to zee the old customers Of the firm.
and many new ones, at that place. tle will
also settle the occounts, paying the creditors I,
and receiving The monies due she ol firm.
HENRY. FRIDAY
Portsmouth, Jan. 6, 81.
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Muse Books,

G,ANTICA LAndusi Carmina Sacra Mon
" die solln Collection Masons Sacred Hprp
round and patent notcs; National Psamlist
Missouri Harmony. &c. BE-; for sales by ui'
lozon or single, ny .yn. y1.,a.o.4,...i IS
isf,saf ~, STEPHENSON & CO, Y
Corner Of front ana market streets,
Dec 9. 80 alfe 'e Portsmohth, Ohio,
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Corn for Sale.

VHyIIE subscriber wilI,ell and deliver in the
Il Cribs on Canal, and Sciolo or Ohio River
or at the Furnaces. any Quantity of good Mer-
chantublc Corn, at lie lowest market prices.
His facilities for delivering corn are such that
ho can ill orders entrusted TO him on better
terms Than any other person in this market.
MILTON KENNEDY.
Portsmouth. o., Dec. l6. '5l--37d BINS
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00K BIN D cry.
EKTE have now the satisfaction Of inform
w ing the public thai we have established
in connection with our Book Store,a
RMMK EAEEBM.N. !,


and are now prepared to rule and bind any
county record, Merchants Account Books, am.
phlet', Magazines. Newspapers, Bills Of Lading
&c., that may be required in any business.
The Blndery will be under the charge Of
Mr.. II. NJ. Patterson for 3 years foreman in the
Bindery. of Messrs Sardlord " Co., Cleveland,
and more recently OF Messrs. Whiting &
Huntington. Columbus, Ohio.
The work done in both these establishments
is acknowledged superior to any in the State,
and we assure all who may patronzc us that
ours will be equal TO theirs in every particular.
Our machinery is entirely new, and OF The
latest improvements. and our prices as low as
the like work can be procured any where else
We therefore hope our community will sus.
tan US in our effort to rdi another branch to
the Industrial improvements Of the city that
is 10 be. j. STEPHENSON e. co.
Portsmouth, Dec. 81, 1S50-27
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.
TTNHE undersigned having associated them
III selves together under the name and style
r. h ELL g. CO.,

for the purpose Of 'osecuiing the BooT and
SHoE Manufacturing business IN all its varions
branches, would res, ,,ectfully inform the citi.
zensof Portsmouth, ana the public generally,
that they have commenced operating in the
brick block two doors south Of Messrs. Davis,
Smith Il Cog on Market street, ut which place
they intendk keeping on hand every variety Of
Boots, Shoes, Slippersond Gaiorso Of their own
ma NJ ufart,ra M s.s
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Arc you Father. laboring for the support
Of family, and suffering from general dcbil-
~ and low spirits, so that life almost seems a
burden, use Or. S, D. HowE's SHAKER SARsA'
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Wholesale and Retail

y, To FURNACE MEN and DEALERS; We
can furnish Boots and Shoes al such prices as
will make il their interest 10 purchase al HOME,
and csniurnirh them just such sizes, kinds and
quantity as maybe best adapted to their wants,
and Of such We stlicit an examination Of our
Stock. We believe with many others. that no
good cause exists 10 prevent successful mahu.
facturDgin the west, and with view Of test
ing itspracticabiIly, We have embarked in this
enterprise, hoping 10 succeed not only In ben.
citing ourselves, but to contribute in q proper
iionale degree to the benefit Of others. 81 @li
We will supply customers with orr own work
al retail at the lowest possible prices, made TO
order, Of whatsoever material they may desire,
and will give particular and prompt attention
to orders at home and from abroad 'Fa
Wa nrn nlan rncniuinn n fnll nasnri mani nf
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Eastern Work,

- 1AcS &" "O1 lr.'s
comprising the different varieties of style usu-
ally kept in this market, to which we invite the
particular attention OF purchasers, us all our
stock has been purchased direct from Manufac-
turers for CASH, and will be sold at very low
rates. wv
To Manufacturers we offer the choicest
Kip, Cdt, Kid, Morocco, Lining and Bind
ing Skins, together with Sole and Upper
Leather and generel assortment Of Shoe
makers Kit and Findings. Suffice it to say
that we expect to keep constantly ON hand u
full supply Of 80.
ROOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER
Of pIl descriptions, which will be offered 10
dealers and consumers at such rates as cannot
fail to meet the views of the lowest buyers, and
we will spare no pains 10 please all who favor
us with call a
We pledge ourselves to FAIR TRADE and SMALL
PROFITS, and all we ask is fair trial, and such
ii share of patronage as the quality of goods
low prices and u disposition TO accommodate
may entite US. r. BELL,
J. W. DAVIS,
l.. P. N. SMITH.
Portsmouth, August 12, l050-l9
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DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

PANY -Only through llle for C-hiJrrla ard Oregon
ne ilc are informed thi lnier ne is7g lrrlsseIS
@iTY Dff-r-HeI. AMI C-r- the United Sries Man. Hh
coanus r0 leave Panama al san Fra2csc0 .Ae - and
f'..is nd v ;elch q, At-s 1-co 81 Diego -n NsR-
lie t...n r gsai,s oe.onrirg - ne Pacific Nal
S.l-ln 'rH--r. a-s n'7s -ns Pser-e. me u w--ch
vii ~ aisl,s 80 .frf - -ac1 sul cod -l- cute
fiir-.I. .l.4 -.l>. Rrrrhl.r. 30 -uns
Paa.r.. 1859 ;lAs. C.lo....l. 6.o TINS,
t-l'tU-I a. i..t. nus. Columbus. 60 TINS,
Tennessee. $50 falr. l,-laIs.
Nar'lerrer. l1' Ems, Cl.c RI. go iuIs,
Fremont. .ao 81 ;.
I.-fsF .f.1r Co.lH.-. .,.l F between sen r--l-
''v l. I.r. .u Dr.rnr. asu-.-- % -e i.-lrr HD
arrival &C 'l- slis rl- .l--t--s .r. F.--ia. l- r.
,lil- Hthoe a- .I-n tae pads ar- passengers 'or 'ne
A regular r, Il r---. rll 20 se-. u- 5tr enc --s
IoT'eile o.. .-e-a- ao transient se-seTs between rans-
TIE Fe sroan s;s.asap Sara yis o.; ,.so5 las ~
dcn ao' lAdgT chatter o. .-e company ..d peculiarly
coar.oco ID heI ea 81 alssiue SAL b. -; running
- 1n sT'r- FANNY tC-..
One Of me above steamers VII seep ny the connection oe
tween AGAR Co and tae o-atr Mex, can ports
Iar connection n fss Atan-c WI - maintained 'T no
Cn.ied states Mail Steamships
Georgia. 8 0C0 tuns. Crescent City. loo tunS
ONO. $3.50 tuIs. tnrru,e', l.a,t tnns.
Empire Cit, 4 GO tuns. PHILADELPHIA. go tuns
Lawns NeYors fof CAagrss 900 the il;h and 46ta u
Tie new steamship Edorado aud tie Falcon VII fonns
zreCt line between Sew-Oreans aid Ch.reS, leaving q;
such gel0ds Will insure .tc dCentQa rs possible n
Through Inc 20 and irom ana ports IA Meuco,
California and Oregon Passage from NewOreans can -
secpred ron ARMSTRONG, LANENSON x co,
Agents al that place
TEe fare Tor thrsush tickets m Ne~-Yor 20 san Fan
cisco has been reduced from 49,
s4oN n state Rooms ->ttv
$3.50 "a Lower CABIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
ne rate rom NewYor to Chasrss vii he at the sest
adopted hv anv safe between those ports
For choice Of berhs apply at the Office Il The Company
81 and S. Souta-st " az then Agency, ~ NeS'st
stDSWT
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
V0HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
Can't. I'VE.

Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEASIERS-The ships
comprising this Line are The - -
ATLANTIC. Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt Luce. BALIlC' Capt. NomstoFA
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton.
These SHIPS have been built by contract, expressly for
Government service every has been taken N their CON
srrcten as also N their Engines 90 insure strength and
sneed and their accom- nodauns for passengers aye
epnaed for elegance comfort Pnce Of passage from
New-York Liverpool $50; exclusive use Of extra SIZE
state-n,oIns 500. from Liverpool 10 New-York E35 An
evueuenccd surgeon attached 90 each ship No berth can
De secured until paid for The Of these sups VIII
not De- accountable for gold. silver, bullion, specie ewey,
nreciouS metals unless bills Of iadng are signed
therefor. and the value thereel therein expressed.
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r. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Z For NEW-ORLEANS direct, va HAN AN \, t1d
with passengers far san Francisco -ttre reduced On
THURSDAY. June 26 AZ 3 O'Clock. VI. tbe sliendd
steamship CHEROKEE. 900 tuus burden. Henry Wnde.
from her per tic foot II y r. with the Gov
ernmeni Mails direct Tor Havana and Ne"-Or.eaas
ChaareS passengers transferred ~ Havana o. he splendid
double-elcine steamship FALCON.
Freight taken 90 New-Oreans ~ goo per foot.
Specie only taken on Freight 90 Havana.
Ne bills II a0ng VIII be signed AFTER the steamer hAs
sailed. 90
III West-.f conner oi warren VI. O. ROBERTS
iei6t TO
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EOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and

LNOR BOSTON, VIA NEW run anu
II FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE of great strength
and speed particularly adapted 70 the navist ~ Long
Island Sound. running connection WITH NE fdl h.,tf
and Ola Colony Railroad. distance u y miles, ~ Boston
,Ulv Leave uief ; y H. near the Batter. -
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt BraYon, m n ~
DAYS TUESDAYS and SATI RDANS, at NJ
The steamer BAY STATE Capt. Wr Brown, IN MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and r FRIDAYS Al = NJ
Tes line is the only that runs direct for Nf"i'f
These steamers fitted with cDmmosious sidt'-r"m'
and every arran for the security snd comfort oi %
.engefs Who are afforded by this route night rest on
beard and 0n arrival at Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning 81 can ft h
on board gettn4 their breakfast # wished uf. n1ii iie
starting Of Che accommodation tram az Qlai.t iii''
O'Clock. \ NJ which reaches Boston Il quarter before
O'clock. 4 II
master attached % each steamer "ho re-
ceye and tickets the baggage, ana accompanies the same
o. o. destination
same by other lines
steamer runs iu connection with tins line 20 and nom
Providence daily EXCEPT sundays
Fare from NrN-G0rs through o. Providence, an hFet
~ Newport 50 20 New Bedford, fare 3 30
Freight % Boston taken III tho rates a. ~ me
other regular hines aud forwarded With great 3ci'h 10y
an Fapress Freight Tram, which leaves Fall River ever
morning lSundass eKceuted) AZ O'Clock tof Boston ana
New Bedford arriving at It's destination a. N alOlI u
NJ am
For freight apply a board. al the Office ~ Per r
For VI herths apply board NJ F j. desired
to secure them ahead az Lcatiou nay ~ made - 49,
eltv TlSDALE BORDEN. Agents, 70 ana % "e-t-'t.
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MurTas-.s' svery MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRI
TUESDAYS. tKSDAYS and SATURDAYS a; 'he
same hol-. mas III 'hs Usual nia-s each ~as % Meas
For further M raatt.'a a-7-, - JAMES BISHOP
co. B,avsr-st.. AeV-iof>- mS
NEW-YORh x NEW-HANEN RAIL
I Road -Slrnc- A-ar .rrio.-. On sni ai,'r
MONbAl- il-- .. ,Ls ..'.l'- .f.s N-- .-.'e .lI
q; re Ne-g-YurN and Harlem Railroad 0tct rsen--Sev-
,.ta-s- TRAINS Et>.M ABB
A-c'9,1.o,1'oo IRAN ~ \ VI. ior \ ta'en ana
aI .r-f-rt. ,'.t.rs fl.s.a-t-> t-H, ~ >-->f
Allan. -nd -s stations nm t.e >'f'c .ii Nal-.uc<
hroa,s ID tase ils i'an a sio' .. e.1,s a9i -
field 4ad Coluec crt River ka r'ao,. VII 'ase tas 'rn
and ea karr,>> Tram a. Nen-ha.e, >>e'-er> 10. TIE
Express Tran a; o'clock u Ga stamford. Brlisc-
got -ad Nes Haven. thence a H4,t;- S9saSi, a. ca
aec:c River Rlrad. WarcCster. Prov tcacc at Boston
PASSENGERS i.r Canal Railroad vl ,aa-a e@Es a; New
Lme. Albany and ftstc.d aHd i'- he Na'Sl'acS hAi-
road VIII stop O.; Rri-rpl--
Accommodation Trans at e'clncs NJ Tor Ns'v-Ha-
aud l rmedlfe >rlrnns Passengers nr tas Tram
for stations the HARTFORD and NeV-HNeu Ranrid,
vlll remain over at New-HaveR nnti 2 VI Passengers
fr B.>..u i. taSlnr fh,> Tram. ms. frsn
three - five hosrs a New Haven Hartford Springfield or
Q; station wAefe the ESpre>s Tram le,re> 's>'user>
Passengers t tbs Tram r tAe Caaa- Railroad wil remain
a, New-HayCn Until s. II
S Eapress Tran n p VI tor S,afori Norval> Brdsc-
port and Haven thence % Hartio-o >q-nrned Wor
and Ro>tOn connecting kudseprf wIth Tram q
Houss'ouic Railroad 60 Ptsfeld sri with Tr,n ~ Nan
gautucs Railroad or Satriss> this Tram connects vita
Tram Of anal Railroad af New Hs,rf
G. Accommodation Tram at PM Tor Ne~-Ha'en and
intermediate Stations
= Communication Tram a p NJ Tor Nrw-haNe~l and
intermediate Stations
s. SPECIAL Tram al % NJ for Port Chester aad n,r
TRAINS To NETWORK
Z SPECIAL tram at - \ VI from PoIt Chester stopping
10 all intermediate stations.
Communication Tram n 5 4 VI from New Haven. stop
ping m all the intermediate stations
3 Accommodation Tram 81 8 ID NJ from New Maven.
stopping all intermediate stations RECEIVING passengers
from Naucatutk Railroad at BRIDGEPORT
1 Accommodation Tran at 81 A VI from New Haven,
stopping n All informed ~tlus, rccDtl- u~>t Myers
from Hartford and NtwHa,en Canal ai NtlsaucN ka!-
road .
Express Train az IS VI ln connection with the EH-
press Tram from Boston .rou New Haven. st..lni- o.
bridgeport Norwalk ard Stamford. rocati- passengers
from the iiousa'onic Railroad az Bndsc2ost ana Canal
Railroad ~ New Haven
special Tram az 80 " from Por Chester. Stopping
dt alb intermediate stations
7 Accommodation Tram 40 % VI treceynr rassen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from ho>',n- from
New-Hayen. stopping af I'D intermediate stations
s Express Tram Of ~ p W cor bon connection WITH
Express Tram from Bostoul stopn- at R1..epor NOR
walk and Stamford. aUvm- 500 New-Hnr, 40 NJ 5" p VI
Evening Tram from PtiSdtd connects wlth tus Tram Al
Bridgeport.
Passengers are requested 80 procure tickets before taxing
ie9n GEO W WHISTLER. Jf Superintendent.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

y 7 II"
II The only Through line for CALIFORNIA and ORE
CON va Havana and Chagres Pare Reduced On -
CEFSCENT CITY. lS0 tEns burthcn, J. Tanner. Com
rander-Wi sal or SArl RDAN, June % a. precisely )
O'Clock 2 NJ from her pier AZ the loot Of Warren-siIez'
meeting With the fayerfe United states Nal Sle-nlsp
TENNESSEE 20 leave Panama on or about the lJlh Jus
% ~ ~ -l-s - - -ff'' iel4t28
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CHANGE Of HOURS-Commencing
u 1 -. q ~ q Az APO md 2 AIERSON rail-

\ June g. fs5i-RAMAPO and PATTERSON RAIL
ROADS-Fxpress Trans leave Suliens a. fllo"s " on
the ARRIVAL ~ the Ene srlHs At gocl9sA 4 VI ~ ping
mi ~ Rams..f. Hoho.ls Paterson. HlFler's and Boil
rr Sprne Al i04 0cock NJ stopping 0zly AZ hohoA1s,
Paterson and Boiling Slulg. n
srson aud Haaok.s. a. O'Clock NJ, stopping Jnf =.
Passac Bridge Paterson and H0hoGus Z sococN Fh
st.rulny oulv a. Boiling Synng, Hnylers and Ramsey
The Errrfss trans leave Marset-st statpn Paterson
for New York 70 " A VI and 81 and st VI ~ oh We
arrival II the trans from Saerns The ~ Trans stop
WAY TRAINS leave Sgferns' a, y P VI and ksw-Yofk
.t3P NJ 81. o.,
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson az y AID ny
O'Clock A NJ and - O'Clock r Leave Ne"-loiA -
o'clock A VI aud and c. O'Clock 7 VI.
SUNDATS-Leaye Paterson a, p. oc-ocE = " -nI
O'Clock P VI Leave New-YofA AZ o'ciocH A VI snq9
scloe. =. 81. MfI'"
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fBARGES

II -The barre CLINTON. Cap,. Wise, ever MON
DAY EXCHANGE CT, RI Z, 1t2s; ss siy RftR-
nay A. 5-'--rrs p VI from f0ot % MlrTa-st iof =
SINGERS and freight The Shove oaIgss are III
s ard -e r-essg fttea up for the comtn and sohse-
nen-e of 1asstngers and arrive . P'lknAee - pa II IL
for the stages 70 Sharon, Pne PAIr a1 ss
80 a. WILLIAMSON VAIL, ls4 Nsst-si :
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!, Observation-Disclosures

II 49, 1NsIrR tYCE co -oaice No loa Broadwsy;
- LIZ IN ~ Eessry cor Breomc-st-CASH CAPT.
B~hen eSS hI.s the accumu ii0n ~ trge business
IAt. Si.VVo, conducted on The mutual prncpie and
= ns M receive back scyclelSat4' Ok az the pIJIS
u1 ssued oT or more years, or loI he Fcr-
,ns1re Their lives CT tcI own btAcht OF the Ocn-
s"s ~ husbands vcs parents ana callcrcn or cted
en- o. insure the lives Of Their DEBTORS Policies VIII
yanted payable after death, or upon the party ar
v,ng al a srecifed aye, AZ his discretion
p.,.ns insured NAV cross and re-cross the Atlantic
Oreen n Cr>fcass vessels without eN-rt charge ~ any
esson az he wear and by paying additional charge, may
- couu.r.eS !a- beyond tic i.ts % .he PO.Dy.
Interest vii be PAID The profits whereby Tie Yearly
rYeuIunl IS reduced each year 1iicT the hIst three
OFFICERS.
ALONZO A. ALNORD, President.
& Y WETPIE Secretary.
ABRAH DUBOIS, D Medical ENamner u the othcs
tora 30 2 NJ aaly.
WILLARD PAREfR. u d Consulting Pf STEFAN.
EEYsOLps X Vas ScHAcK, Attorneys sad Counsel
BOARD Of DIRECTORS:
4. r Kngsland. c S WOodhun. " Van Schaick,
T. Morgan, Gee" ID. Phelps. tuO 4 Dean, .
= 7 Brown Ias. Van NOTlen Nathl G. Bradford
n BURNETT. Lewis 3. LC,ior. Silas Herring.
n Austin Nun, - Henry Ha.g.t John s Williams,
N PHELPS. John y Brown. T. j Anderson,
Hagnt, J. =. Hernck, Eleazar Pafuay,
John Y Ware. James { Baldwin, Denton PraTsDl,
A A Aivord, John :. Harms. John A Merritt,
Henry Stokes David Mills. Jr George Webb
Vim. J Valentine, GeoTge Hastings. Wni. X. Strong
William BUTgher, David Austen,
ies # C. Y WEMPLE, Secretary.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning-

DFGTLAR MAIL LINE via Stonlng-
4 ton for BOSTON PROVIDENCE. NEW-BED-
FORD TAI NTON and NEWPORT. carrying t1e great
Eastern ue,l States Nal without change Of de-
tenfiop The steamer & VANDERBILT, Capt Joel
Stone and Commodore. Capt " II Fmzee. IN connection
with the Stounstun and Providence and B>ton and Prov
dence Railroads leaving NeW-York dml'. SUNDAYS eH
certed from Per NJ y X first wharf above Bstteu-
ulace . Il O'Clock VI and Sougton At 81 loN 7 VI
or on arrival the mail which leaves Boston ~ y
PM
These steamers are unsur asscd for strength safety
speed comfort and elegance The officers are experienced
and attentive
The natural advantages o this route superior 20 any
other being shorter and direct the trip more pleas
aNlv and e1pedtopsy performed, while passengers can
ALWAYS RELY upon reaching their destination IN advtnce u
those by either of the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New lork-1l'nday ,"edhe~
dan and Friday. ,.,
The c. VANDERBILT, from Newly 'rA-Iuesd''-
Prom StonIngton-Nonday Wednesday and FRIDAY.
Passengers arry al M St0nngton proceed mht-
daiey per Mail Tram % Providence and Boston or pre-
ferred remain board the steamer and snnday eNcttc
take the Accommodation Tram from Stonngton "a An
which 40 Providence with the u VI Tram i'f
Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer aud Tram
through each way.
Ne,rort passengers leave Providence at VI daily
.nt Suudays New Bedford aud Taunton pasSs
ceed immediately the a..ysl OF the Su Tram a. Mans
held ...-.. ,.....
NAV be made al Pier 3 North River, OF at tho once pat
tery- place. ,'
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II PANY ONLY through Line for SAN FRANClSCO.
vs ~ ,nra ana Ctsrres Fan reduced. On IHl hSDA1s
June 20 a. p NJ. the splendid steamship ChEkO h
@N fns Henry Niadle. commander VII sal On hi h>-
nay lime - az sev clock. NJ nom her ger ~
lie feot of " a-ren-st y r with iae Government has
fr Chagres Havana Passengers transferred d
Ger leaving in the CHEROKEE VII CONNECT VII -
f.,orte United States Mai Steamship lhNN ISL. y
- fu Panama on ~ about the 18Th July ful LssAze
amy AZ lie ofce s. and S. South-st. - al III e.s
corner Warren @'4f -
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CITIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE

" COMPANY-O q WALL-ST and l67 BOW
cry This Company, with a cash capital OF
SI50,0OO,
and large surplus securely invested continues ~ asure
against damage 10y FIRE, dwelling houses.
chause household furniture and ali descriptions Of Per-
sOnal Property on the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS
jeremiah johnson. Aionze Alyord. Daniel BURNETT,
William Wallace Thomas 10 lIath, Luke Baker,
WIN. J Valentine. James &. Baldwin Jay JARVIS,
John s. HAMS. Robert BaTkleg. Francs \. PaAhex,
Jacob Miller James VI Waterbury
DANIEL BURTNETT, President,
JAMES NJ MCLEAN, Secretary. 81 MWfu
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FROM Office. near Ciamhers-si,
Az NJ for POUGHkkEPSlE, stopping al way s'a-
huns
Youte rS Dubh>' Ferry, TauyfOwn, sing sing. PetssAli
Garrsous Cold Spring. FshNlll New Hamulr Pous-
keepse thence by steamer ARMENIA O. Hudson to1ch-
lne al intermediate places the uyer where ne trans
WILL receive the Passengers aud land them ia Auany ~
Rpm ..,.,,,-,.,.rs,r, ,e..,. ..,
AZ Up NJ for POTGHKEEPSIE stopping At Manhat-
tanyille one Hundred and Ffy-second st. fenhers,
Dobfss Ferry. Deaman. TarrYtown, Slnz-Sng, Cr. M
Peekskll Garnsons. Cold Sprlng FishAI, Llw Ptni
New Hamhurgh and Milton Ferry
At4P Nj for Albany, stopping AZ IarrtoMn sing
S,ng Ra~cotel Peessklll Garusons Gold SpTng Fisls
New Hamburger and Po. ghAeepse and thence oy ,ensf
h. Hudson and by Railr0ad to Albany, ~ about Jog ? VI
At4P VI for TARRITOWN only. stopping Al all "ay
stations south # TarytoWn
ATOP NJ Tor PEEkSklLL. stopping al a. 49, si@-
tons. .-. ..o,.,. .,..-,,
At6 A 81 for NETWORK. stopping ~ Nixon Fei},
New Hamburgn. Low Point, = shtll, Cod SllL- baf-
r.ons Peeksl Bose bel, CrtoL, ng Sn- Iarryt1"n,
Dearman Douts Ferry Hastings. honAers, One Hundred
and Flfrv-s econd-sr and Manhatfanfule - - 800
AtTAM for Freight and Passengers 90 NEW -fOhh,
.forr ne 10 all way stations Oh signal
Al nj A NJ Tor NETWORK loT on ARRIVAL ~ boat
from Hudson bringing passengers from AIHaul stopping
AZ New Hamburgh FishAu. Cold S1rin.s Garrison =
Peekssll BosCotel, Sus Sng iarrYto"A DoOus - i,
ana Yonkers. arriving al ls 2 u
At4P N Tor NETWORK stoppn- a. al the "t'
AtfP NJ. for NEW YORK. lor arr sal VI toa' from
Hudson .,epl ~ the PRINCIPAL wag stations aud re4' L.
lns Nev.-Iork - .. = VI 49,,
LEAVE PEEKsKiLL YoR NEW YORK.
A. O. n. stopping 10 al " AZ stations en signal
LEAVE IARRTTowN fOR NEw-f9f,.
Az Z NJ SU.U ~ " 81 N-dl-|l--