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HoBoKEN FERRY BoATs-One of the finest ferry
boats the river has recently been placed on
he Barclay street ferry intended to run to and
rom Hoboken. 1t is called the John Fitch and Is
commanded by Capt. Havcns, one Of the most ex
perienced men on the river. She was built by the
enterprising proprietors of the Ioboken ferries,
Messrs. Stevens and il l55 feet in lengh ~ feet
inches clear in beam, II feet deep, and draws 5
ieet inches Of water she has a foot stroke, with
36-inch cylinder. Her wheels are 1sl feet in dia
meter, with 81 feet face, and dips 26 inches. Her
decks capable Of holding two carriages ibreasi ;
her engines arc 45horse power; she has six cabins
three for ladies and three for gentlemen Of about
yards long No doubt this vessel will be great
acquisition to the residents of Hobsken, as she can
perform the trip with case under eleven minutes