STEAMBOATS, FOR SALE.
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a&8f 1d AT Public Auction, without restriction
K-E@k- o'clock on Thursday November GOTH (if
not previously disposed Of Terms made easy.


THE NJ w JERSEY is about 273 feet length. 26 feet in
blower engines suitable for burning wood COAL beam
engine. he cylinder Of which 48 inches diameter and 10
feet streke, furnished with bs and and has
complete inventory night boat The NJ we'll adapted
for carrying and is of light draught.


The UTICA is 200 feet IN length % feet wide, and ieet
holds has boiler deck with blower and blower
one beam engine the cylnder OF which 43 inches and ~
feet troke furnished beths and with
boat


THE GAZELLE is 1870 feet length % feet wide and ss


TIE DIAMOND is abost 2so feet in length, aud draws
but little water; has horizontal engine, and locomotive
boilers


For further particulars enquire No 50 Courtand street
up stairs n4to20rc
.xxue1 - PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
E-m2rHR}rFOK ALBANf-Daly, Sundays Exc epted-
Through DIect-At6 o'clock r. M from the
pier between Courandt and Liberty streets. = -


Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Capt A. Houghton, will
leave Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, at
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON. Capt. R. G Cruueu
den will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings


At o'clock NJ, Landing intermediate Places-From
Steamboat NoRTH AMERICA, Capt. r. H. Furry. will
will leave Monday. ednesday Friday and Sunday after
'y Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt L. W. Brainard
leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock.


Passengers taking either of the above Lines will arrive in
Albany ample the morning train Of Tor the
west The Bots and substantial, are furnished
with elegant and for speed and
dations uurivdled on the Hudson


Freight taken at moderate rates.


All persons forbid trusting OF the Boats OF this ne
without written order from the Captains or Agents,


For Passage Freight apply on board the Boats orto


nj G. SCHULTZ, a he Office ont the Wharf