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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

1NERRY LEASES AT AUCTION.-BY VIRTUE OF THE
authority vested In him by the Legislature of the State and
the ordinances and resolutions of the Common Council the
Comptroller will sell Mt public auction TO the highest bidder
With Adequate ss security a. ne cry HAL on Wednesday Feb
ruary y s5g O'CLOCK r. M lease OF the ferry
sent from the nortnerX basin at Peck alp New
York, TO the foot OF South Seventh street, Brookyn d.
(Wnamsbug or some Landing or place In said Brooklyn
% ne 1907 q a sou street WIN All e
raton Of The city OF New York, Tor me term OF ten years
10 thelst day OF May, leo9 90
Al Ne time and place the Comptroler will sel AZ nub
lie auction TO the highest bidder with adequate security,
lease q the ferry from the foot OF Grand street, East river
New York 10 the foot Of Grand street Brooklyn, D. wn
Aunsbur. with all the rights, privileges and advantages
thereof belonging Corporation of the city of New York
the Of ten years from the II day Of May 1882
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DrrAnTx.rr OF FINANCE, Coup7no,axa,s Oyrrcx. /,
NEW YORK, jan 2O 1852

NB-The sne Of me 49,. mhns ~ y LIVE Oomptroler
pee o. Toe ~ q pecembe 1853 and postponed from
po.poncd 40 above. 10 Wednesday 9h day OF FEBRUARY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
ME- DICAL.

MEDICAL.
nR.- WARDS FRENCH AND AMERICAN MEDICAL
IL once for the treatment Of difficult by the most re-
floor.
nR. BARROW, i57 PRINCE STREET, NEW YORK
~ Hours OF Communication from II till q and from 40 y
r. RLEECKER sTREET.--ypR q n. HANMOND's OF
iug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
ACT TWO.



Doubt and suspenee-Famly revelaiona-A natural bcra
Notwithstanding sold-A declaration Of Intentions
American citizen title Of nohltyThe Presdeucy-TAo
Observation-Disclosures and pork and beans-A managing
mother and independent sOnTreason against
The true greaness of Amerca-Dumplings and devooa-
Love IN lindsey woolsey-A cat nearly out Of the bagso
SOME i-Corridor in Fairiow Han-Taking soundings-
scrrE sNThe Fese thampetre-r.ady Mxngtons Part -
Moonlight Illuminated Garden, &c, by Helge-fhs rece1
hon-Ihe presentation Dignity and dry goodsA fann-
The advantages Of reading books Of rrolope
and RappahannockThe only in America Who does 10
chewSx shooters and pocket 0rdnAnceA dscoveryFtnd
ngs keepings and losngs seekings' Gerald set ee-A-
most and salatoria comparsons-A
head In need Of soakngSome ove-Hpw love Al
when TO cve-An angry father and red female Yankee
danderA dsnce-Punch and duck for oae-A break dowu
ACT THIRD
The conference.-the more iisht-Paacnce vfrsus-rh
eventfu dayA case Of carelesnes and unexpected a.
covery-The wiil-Snspense at endA brothsr
and happy heir-Rare news indeed-A family messing :
prospectiveA wouldbe emgrant-A Yankee Girls Nd
truth than poetry-Where good came froc-
One more added 10 the census Of the refuge for the dsA
6ong-"Our Yankee GALS ............M Miss Julia DsIg
family party-Grzzly bears-The reading Of The Win-
Spite and spunk-1he guardian and the ward-A declare
sDorter-A friend in MEDIA member Of the Brish sric
cracy dumbounded-An interchange Countries propo1-
cd, but not accepted-Tears and temper-Nef TO De r-
ronet-"Just so'A moment Of snspense-An right-Per-
melas star looking up-Faneuf Hall and Fourth Of Ind
bargainA general splice-The deed Of g-Anothsr ~
EPnOGUE,
By all the characters
End Of
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
4 M oR1sTALAR, AucrIoNEER-BY ORDER OF

"A. the and perempory sale at No
street. late Artisans Bank Friday llh inst at O
O'clock Of fine gold hunting chronomeers straight line detsch
levers In nickel and fancy movements diamonds ana ena
melted hunting levers plague anchors in great
rey the whole embracing watches from the manu-
facturerL0sado French Tobias, Cooper Beesley Roberta
Ptquet Patek and Mouner Also diamond cluster hall hoop
and earnings elegant gold bracelets fancy !ocke
n great variety The will be perempory and offers
inducements the trade In general who are
u solicited TO attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

444 RFSy ssASR srsEs
Billy BfRcH The funny Brudder Bones and versatile per-
BOWERS great Ethiopian iuterrosstor of the preseas
Monday evening. Feb !, and every evening during ~
$ $$$$E s sE$BE$ 1881 :s$$$$:
will Sss ssD.sS in the world
R sEEty R sEESH and and : J: s sSxEss
BILLY BILLY B sIsSH and and E E B B9wEss
60 and see BILLY BIRCH in bis great Break Neck Act.
EE #E s ssE*E ssE4k s ssSk AZ AZ
Hi $sH3E ss:zE sEsE 3S
Bs 2
4HE E E B BE THE THE
RsSp.n sssaue
y B. DoNNIxER in his great Violin solO, revving odea
duet E9ep E ESsSs sy BOWERS
II r goNNIKES ad y HsEEANIEz A. coTroE,y.
MoSks boY6 aSER Rl se eSEpf aud g.
The most versatile company in the United stases
PEMExBER THE BENEFIT
IL 1.-THE American Humors and ConversAionaiaa.
A,N1Bro SA GA RRiTsS To. piebt
host OF novelty unexamped the annals Of Equestrian
Jubiees Will be ohered
GO FAMILY.
CADEMy OF MUSIC MONDAY. FEB a.
ROMANTIC sYMPHoNYA
--- -
M DE coRDovAs HUMOROUS LECTURES.
M. New Lecturer thursday, Feb. 10,
AT CLINTON HALL.
subect:-THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-MONDAY, FEB. n,
"A ROBERT STOEPEL'S HIAWATHA,
THE MENDE1 SSOHN UNION.
PEPUBLIcANs DEMOCRATS AND AMERICANS
GRAND MASS MEETING
at SIBLo's Tonight an snd A hear sIcv r,Ir
on the Next Presidency
" aiaNouxs GREAT MOONLIGHT pIorups
OF NIAGARA FALLS
(Belongtng TO Mr.. Belm0nt)
Admsaion q cents For the benefit Of the curv,o
NURSERY AND CHILDS HOSPITAL AND OAAhD"sNS
AID SOCDIY r,.,a No.
Ed Cooper Mrs beaen Mrs walden reL ~ ConsAn' 10
AtGOUPILS Gallery 80 broef~sy
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE BtLIn0,tkn a,.i ~
ii saeAn that valuable properly sonlIns M r. q
Hoi,Sa, sreet or Tier with depth q l eS ngs
thar k lot herewith fronting - ees ~ rnJs,
sars.s h deph Of fee whereca erected
three sory building containing rooms and convenemc"
he theatre The properly s now and has oeen tos VIC
tb,ee wears for - $40 per snnun Apph0a"" " -
n ade 10 SAMSON CARIsS Baltimore MO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08


Ei uantines.~By r. n. sCHENCK. On "Wednesday and
Thursdxy 9Th and lob inss at II O'Clock eecn Gay ~
their saissroo No 50 Nassau street. collection OF about Ky
ancient and oil psntDgs comprising marines Land
scapes and exterios BY Fusch sme Cole AZ "a
denhoren, Moremans, lampo Notrsmans bchn 5.Arneld
brandt Drugebach De Cox and others The paintings
are subjects and very hne In execution
We attention OF buyers 70 this sale "a peremp
tory The pictures are now on exhibition al the saesroom
IN FITzsIMMONs AUcTI0NEER WILL SELL ON
r. Tuesday February at l0 o'clock the saloon
a street. the scenery and stage furniture bar and
fixtures without reserve on account OF removal Sale posi-
tive.
TAMEs COLE, AUCrIONEER.-l7s LOTS. sCHoLEy
schoies Kent BEDFORD and other avenues Ross Hewss
auction By JAMES COLE son, Merchants Exchange, 90
Monday, februay H. st II o.clock " per cent remain
lechanics Fire Insurance. Company 81 Wall street.
Ar L. PHILLIPS, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
: day at auction at the New York Horse Bazaar No 81
harness. &C. three four cutters BRegular sale days
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
M JOHN H. BURLEY auconeer, will sell this day, Feb.
ct O'Clock at No 7 Canal street, bureaus bedstead hair
and other mattresses feather beds marble tables ahoga
so "a S os SO yards carpet ss1 f SIo% Of OIL
Attorney for mortgage. rs Nassau street.
i furniture al auction-PHI.IP R. Wilkins win sell ct
auction Tuesday, Feb g. 1852 ct 10Y O'Clock Ct No %
Amy street. the entire furniture Of said house. CONFUSING Ia
ure rosewood stesere dyans bookcase warobec
pier tables; pier glasses mahogany French
bedsteads bureaus msresses &C. Also china DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
SPORTING.
ASTR

(yLAIRvOYANCE-MRS. HAYES, CLAIR vOYANT AND
~ eectropathc physician Ladies' and gentemens diseases
correctly told and cured Examinations given day and
ing Residence So Broome street, the Bowery Salts
faction given In all cases or taken. Rheumatism
cured.
MADAM wIDGER, CLAIRvOYANT, GIFTED SPANISH
wi LADY, tells correctly present. past and future love-
marriage absent friends sickness prescrbes medicine for all
tells lucky NUMBER property lost stolen. Call
ld7 Allen street. corner Of Rivington.
MADAME LEAvEY CAN BE CONSULTED ABOUT
M love- marriage and absent friends she tells all the
Of fe she has asonshed all who visit her. wish TRUTH
give her call At 1876 Mulberry street, in the Ladies' Is
cents; gents 10 cents.
NJ B.-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Madame PREWSTERr She has been consulted by
thousands in this and other cities with entire satisfaction She
feels she has equal She tells the Of future
wife husband also that OF her viser II wish truth
give her call at 800 Bowery opposite Bleecker La
dies 80 cents; gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

ORCHARDS KIN0sLAND, AUCTIONKER.
II HARDWARE. CUTLERY. PLATED WARE.
GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC, ETC.
RICHARDS KINGSLAND co. will sell at auction, on
Tuesday, February 8,
At 10 O'clock at their salesro0m,
1s8 Broadway,
O. Primer gouges chises PAIRING chse millwrieht d.
Turning chises and gouges, Measuring tapes scales
Axes hatchets. saws, Drawing knives, braces,
Powder fasks, fire irons, Suufers. q shovels,
Iron shoves, trace chains Nails, gimles augers,
Hinges, tacks, Compasscs, door knobs,
Soy the stones and rides, Squares handles,
Razors, pocket knives, sciss0rS. shears
Table and dessert knives and forks
pArEp WARE K FL FAN sF51s'y aioops, ETC
Table and dessert spoons and forks spoons and but
ter knives salt spoons, casters, &c, DC.
ALSO,
An invoice of
MUSKETS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, BROAD AND SMALL
SWORDS, PERCUSSION GAPS, &C.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

A RT UNION CONCERT HALL. 4g7 BROADwAY.-THE
a most talented and best company In the city forming
Establishment In the United States
MlNSTRElS, DANSEUSES,
BALLAD, COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL. SINGING.
Miss ANNIE BOARDWEII the greatest singer Of the day
every evening In variety Of duets and
from the operas.
Mr. W. BOA6DWEII,, Stage Manager
Monsieur FENEUR Leader Of the Orchestra.
WADSWORTH 4 FOX, PropHetorG
B-First class talent wanted, singers danseuses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
NOLENAN's CALIFORNIA LANE.
" FOB SAN FIR ANCISCO
6Aiing ro9ulazly ed~es<ksed dAyu-
Clipper Of SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II.
The Al extreme clipper ship

Linnen commander,
u rapidly loading at pier 10 r. foot OF Wall street Thl
splendid made her only trip % San Franccc in
delivering her cargo perfect Being great favore
Nd q .: csp.cy WI b despsscasd promptly a above
and EXTRA strong: For balance q freight apply %
WI 7. COLEMAN 90, 81 Wan g, TcnG 1 building;
Exchange San Francisco for sale In sums 70 suit Limited
advances made on shipments Of approved merchandise
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MATRIMONIAL.

uhAIEIIUONIALs
A LADY BY BIRTH AN EDUCATION So YEARS OF
"A age prepossessng In appearance, with loving dispo
sion, wishes TO make the acquaintance Of gentleman of
wealth not over 90 with view 10 matrmony; objection
Of foreign birth Address where interview had
Mrs. Charles, Herald Office
A YOUNG MAN OF PREPOssESsING APPEARANCE
n and good desres cultivate acquainanceo Of
youpg lady with the desien Of matImony He is now en-
every suitable to make happy and conten,ed; is Is
years Of age and Is DESTROYS Of having companion whom be
can love and reepect The lady must be from Is o ~
wears e age q highly resrectsbe parents good edgsaon
keeping preferred Those who these few
orements viii plesse address r H. p Gal Post once
New York.
M sIERE professor Of aucrsphy or reading Of character
by aperssns hendwitng and spiritual writing medium will
upon the receipt Of Is cents On samps specimen Of hand
writing send 70 any person full delneaon Of their chArac
Ter Analr o. the heart success destiny &C. also
Of The one hey love or Will marry Address Marie
safely transmit through Tie mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

DY JOHN J. RENNIB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
ID Broadway:Eegant household furniture at public al:
fon day February g. at the residence Of j. Everett
Esq West Eleventh street two doors from Sixth
commencing 10Y O'Clock Catalogues describing sets and
every article be had Office the door OF the above
mansion. In part sfoowsSoh rosewood panofore stool
and elegant drawing furniture covered in
French SATIN velvet CARPETS pier mrrors adys
silver glass cutlery rosewood bedseas bureaus
washsand TO match bedding basement and kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

DvANCEs MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AMI
"A evelr or bought for cash. at the old established store
L. JACOBS Co., 33l Broadway Strictly confidential and
loan once sgns about the building. Opposite The Broadwa
theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

A JACKSON'S-MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS
"A watches jewerv plate dry goods merchandise and per
sonal property Of description bought and sold 10
gEPH A. JACKSON suconeer and broker Ill street
three doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

AT II CHAMBERS STREET, THE WELL KNOWN AND
"A old established ISAACS advances money TO
diamonds, watches, ewery and description
BILE property the bought at the highest cash
Prompt and confidential n BNo business transacted on
Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLEs READINGS FROM
Ul Shakspere, at Dodworh's Saloon, No 006 Broadway
Those for the ensuing week will be as folows:-
Monday morning. Feb. 7, n O'Clock. HENRY HE Nv.
Tuesday evening, Feb. 8, At O'Clock ROMEO AND JU
Thursday evening Feb. TO- at O'Clock AS YOU LIKE IT.
Friday evening Feb. H. at O'Clock, WINTERS TALE.
Ticke u EACH be obtained at the book stores q
sessss Appleton Cor SIG Broadway; NJ Grower. GO
Sofa seats reserved 81 co. be had 1t Mr. Crowens
book store 500 Broadway, and at tho door.
uy will not be taken in lieu Of them By the doorkeeperA
An early attendance % solicited.
This Course Of Readings VIII be positively the last which
Mrs. Kembe win give IN New York previous to her retirement
from public life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

COMMISSION LOAN AGENCY, NO. ANITY STREET
~ one door west Of Broadway, by n. PERKINS.-Ad.
chimes and all kinds OF personal property Ladies' gentle
waited upon Qf necessary their residence
rs addressed ~ above promptly and attended
I PINE STREET, BASEMENT OF THE BANK OF co.
monwealth Advances made to any amount ewery,
plate every description Of property
cash. Office and business strictly private Hours from
r. l.. LAWRENCE h co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
auction rooms North william street haraware consist
ing Of hand walters locks, hinges TOOLS knives and
forks porcelain pocket cutlery. &c. &c Also,
count Of whom concern four trunks clothing saddles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
sar.rn Ar AurTroN.

I. LEX NACKINNON, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, THIS
dav I'll O'Clock at No 90 Uaua street, fine
sortnen household furniture consisting of bureaus sotas
ionees chairs mahogany and other tables paintings mir
rors cloks with variety Of other articles Ths sale Is
well worthy the attention of housekeepers every article will
ba nj n gacri6ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

"a pAnys New YORK and Galway Lnefho next departure
from New Yoek WIN % he seamihP CIRGAssIAN Cspts.
Geo. VIM. Jackson February = and the PkINOE ALBERT,
Capt waer Thuriday the Sd Of March mort touch
ING b. Johns 70 receive he royal ma.1 Prices Of
6ckss 70 ~ Ae principal elite; On railway routes q area:
bedding Passage 70 g. Johns-FA class $50; second 81
For freight passage inquire Of the American Express Com
81 Hudson gH eet and their other advertised oces
the Interior raage In the third ca be secured al
the above Offices bring out from Of the principal
cities on the lines OF railway Great Britain for eSS from
Galway for $50. AMERICAN kxPRESS COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

A NO. 30 MAIDEN Lance Fl. ANDRUS AUCTION
Cash advanced on watches diamonds jewelry
Ing machines and other properly Sewing always on
hand and for sale sales attended TO- Good machine
bouRh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

4 UCTION notice.. BOGART, AUCTIoNEER-BY
"A 8. BOGARTWe dnesday Feb 9, at IL ococA, at Har
lem Hail. OF l2 street Third all the stock
and fixtures Of the above hcel and first billiard saloon
balls racks cues &c bar counter back bar and futures oil
paintings and engrayings chairs tables ocloth FIX
lures, &C. &C. N. B-Sa&e peremptory. Terms cash. de-
post win be required from all purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

GREAT UNITED STATES NAH. SOUTHERN STEAM.
VI ship line for Havana and Key West Fla. via Charles.
TOM g. C.-The splendid and fsvore steamship ISABEL,
Havana 10Th Of each month The Charleston
steamshps win leave this port Tor Charleston Wednes
river, connecting with the ISABEL for the above ports
Through tickets may be had on application 70
SPOFfORD, TiLESTON CO., % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

CENTRAL PARK LOTS AT SHERlFF'S SALE:-MlI.
~ LER McEvILY viii sell on February under the
change lots north eide Ninety ninth street. 46S feet east of
Filth avenue lots they Fourth avenue, commencing
southwest Of l0ls street. three los 0ls
street In the Of last mentioned Sale positive One half
can remain mortgage. For maps, &C. apply at the oce
pf auctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

A HoNIGMAN, DIAMOND BROKER AND GENERAL
diamonds watches, ewery, and al kinds OF mcr
chandse or buys the same for the highest cash prices hi
private Office, GO Nassau street, up stairs No Bust
ness prompt and confidential
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-05-12

sW Among the persons alleged to
have been ruthlessly shot by the Church
party in the city of Mexico after the
repulse by the Liberals, are reported
the names of two American physicians
John Duval and. Albert Lamon, who
were seized while engaged in the hospi-
tai dressing the wounded of both parties
that were brought in. Also two Ameri-
can boys named Smith, one thirteen and
the other fifteen years of age. A let
ter in the new Orleans Picayat,ee gives
the names of twenty five persons,
MOSTLY Mexican civilians, whohad been
summarily seized and shot without tri-
al, by the soldierly, who were urged on
in their bloody work by the priests.
More than hundred had thus fallen.
1t is said the French Minister coun-
selled these proceedings. U. S. Con-
sci John Black appealed to the British
Minister to protest against these acts of
cruelty, but he declined on the ground
that he could not officially interfere in
behalf of Mexicans. tits not improb-
able that the conduct of the church
party has been exaggerated.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-05-12

ceded to. But now, by the last news,
it seems that that expedient has failed,
and that war is more imminent than ev-
er, lift have not already commenced its
ravages. There is a bare possibility,
however, that it may be averted. But
it is hardly possible that Sardinia,
backed as she is by the active co-opera-
ton of France, and sustained at least
by the sympathies of England and all
the Italian States, will acceed to the
degrading proposals Of Austria-eitber
to disarm or be excluded from a Con-
gress called to. decide upon questions
vitality effecting her independence. If
she do not, and Austria maintain the
position she is announced by yester-
days news to have taken, scor seems
to be the only alternative. 1t is be-
lieved that France is quite as willing to
embark in it as Austria is, and that the
readiness with which she acceded to
the proposition of a Congress to settle
the italian question, was only to gain
time. But few days will determine
whether there is Ito be peace or car
Detroit Ady. -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-05-12

~ Miramon, the constituencies
chief of Mexico, has succeeded in the
purpose he formed after abandoning
the attack upon Vera Cruz. He has
cut his way through the lines of the
Liberals and reached the city of Mexi-
co, which was in the possession of his
troops. Arrived there, he has COM
menced work of slaughter and inn
prisonment of foreigners. Mr.. Black,
the American Consul General, is ban
ished. In the meantime, Juarez, who
holds the sea coast and most of the
country, is having troubles of his own.
The British Minister insists upon the
payment of the English claims, de-
handing a million and half of dollars
under the penalty of bombardment of
Vera Cruz. British men-of-war are
also threatening the Mexican ports on
the Pacific.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-05-12

OPENING OF NAVIGATION FOR THE
LAST TwENTY-oNE YEARs--The De.
troit Advertiser gives the following
statement Of the time eff the opening
of navigation at that port for the last
twenty one years. 1t will be seen that
this year is the earliest of all, with the
exception of 1912 and 1913:
1889, March 12-Steamer Erie left
for Toledo.
1910, March Steamer Star arrived
from Cleveland.
1e4l, April 18-Steamer General
Wayne arrived from Buffalo.
1912, March Steamer Gen. Scott
left for Buffalo.
1s43, April 23-Steamer Fairport
left for Cleveland.
1874, March 11-Steamer Red Jack.
ct left for Fl. Gratiot.
1s45, Jan. Steamer U. States ar.
rived ftom Buffalo.
1916, March 14-Steamer J. Owen
arrived from Cleveland.
1S47, March 3O-Steamer United
States arrived from Cleveland.
1S4S, March 22-Propeller Manhat
tan left for Buffalo.
1S49, March 21-Steamer J. Owen
left for Cleveland.
1850, March 25-Steamer Southern
er arrived from Buffalo.
1851, March 19-Steamer Hollistel
arrived from Toledo.
1852, March 22-Steamer Arrow lief
for Toledo.
1853, March l4-Steamer Bay City
arrived from Sandusky.
1854, March 21-Steamer May
Queen arrived from Cleveland.
1855, April 2-Steamer Arrow lef
for Toledo.
1856, April 15-Steamers May Queer
and Arrow cleared-the former fol
Cleveland, and the latter for Toledo.
1857, March 24-Steamer Ocean lief
for Cleveland.
1853, March 17-Steamer Dart lef
for Toledo.
1859, March Steamer Forester
left for Port Huron. 81