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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

CID at Apalachicola, prev. 10 9Th inst brig Florida,
Phillips, Tor New York.
Al Havana, lat inst. schr Concord, Burroughs from
Boston.
Brig Laurel Smith, Of this port from Matanzas arri-
vod nj Baltimore Saturday the 9Th inst
Al PernanhucO MAY eih schr Bcnj. D'Wolf Sinyley,
from this port ior Falkland Islands, la want oi fore
mast.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

ARNOLD BUFruM, a Friend, from Phila.
delphia, will Lecture on Temperance, Sab
bath Evening nex,,in .he lsi Baptist Meeting
House at o'clock.
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At New York the 9Th inst by the Right Rev. Bish-
op Ondcrdonk, James Desbrosscs OvGring Esq. OF New
York, to Miss Mary Handy, daughter Of Thoas Handy
Esq. OF this town
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FL" We are requested to mention
that the FRIENDs will have Public
Meeting this morning, commencing at
ii o'clock
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AsscssOrs' Notice.

rTNIlE subscribers give notice that they
Il were chosen Assessors To assess Il taA
Of Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
ordered to be assessed at the annual Towl
Meeting, holden The 4th day of June inst, OF
the inhabitants of the town of Newport, and
the taxcablc property therein, TO be collected
and paid into the Town Treasury on or be
fore the first day Of October next: We there
fore call upon all persons interested, to Civ,
in to either of us, a list of their rateable cs
tates, under oath, on or before the first day
of August next.
WV. w. FREEBoRS,
THEo. ToPHAM,
DANIEL c. DrsmAM, assessors.
NArH. B. IIAMMETr,
ISAIAH CRookER,
June 20.
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CASHMERE. Chilla, Barathea, and Sut.
~ in IESIL\GS, Of fashionable pat
terms, received at
ISAAC GOULD & SO.V"S,
June &. l76, Thames.st.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.
CLEARED.
brig Echo, Mcsicr, Pictou, N. y.
Sloop victory, Heath, Providence.
DO. Hero, Read, do
DO Camilla, Lhanplin, New York.
ARRIVALS.


THURSDAY, June lsth.-nrr. schrs. Franklin, Snow
from, Thom .son, for New lork.-lndustry, Mnc"nb'r
from New Bedford Tor Noriolk.-Charics Richmond
Prc.by, from Taunton for New York.--Soop Victory
Heath, from New Sork.
FRID,y, June Iith arr Schr's Cherokee, Hathaway
from Taunton Tor New york.-Atlantc, Newell, iron
evidence Tor North Caroina.-SUopr Harvest, Pres
bey, FROM Taunton tor New Nork.-Three Brohors
stew art, from Fall River for do.
SUNDAY, Juac l6th.-arr. schr's Eagle, Wyhc. ron
Sav avannnh.-CoraI, blanchard, from Bangor win inn
her to n. ". Uinmnott Atlantic, Peterson, rom Mo
bile for Fall River r-WarsRw, Burdick, from Noii"Ih
for Portsmouth, y. H.-Sloops Hero, Read from New
York for Pro,idcnce.Indy Washington, Racket, IRON
do Tor do.-Nictory, Heath, from Providence Tor ni
Uiyer.-Mdns, Drnni-, from do ior New N"rk.-ocn
Braimard, King, from New Notk tor ProNhcncc.-'tg
net, Eddy, rom Mobile with mcrchandisr io W" master
MONDAY, June l7th.-nrr Sioops Anrnwon, tHs'"i
from Providence Tor New York Southport, Siurrh
from do ior do -Mttamorn, Nnsluw, Gom Nnnci
tor do.
TuEsn,y, June lsth.-arr Schr tnior. smith. day
from Baltimore. with coru and nour to NJ Hail. Esq.
SuLEp-tuttCr NiGaht. Lieut.. Ttnc,,, on aCtuisr
IAsr EyLNfNG.-Rrr. Pilot Boat John q. Davidson
Capt. Henry j. bullnr'r. Hoh cruisr-Nilut, ". "
Ntchrll--Pnssrngcrs, harles ~ Ludlow. John Bunker
John :. Mitchell, Thomas nnrkln, William lNous.-
v nd irom w. y. W.--Siokc n schr tom Philadelphia
ter Boston, days out.
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LEGAL TICES.
Court of Probate, .NIiddtio,cn, Jsns IL, 1889

Court Of Probate, Middi,io,cn, Jnns IL, 1889
'lNIlE Executors 81 account on the Estate
of John Allen, late Of Mldlrtown, dec,
was presented for examination and allowance:
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Courl
of Probate, to be holden nj the Town House
in Middletown, on the third Monday in July
next, at 2 o'clock p. IN. and that previous no.
iice be given by publishing copy of this or.
der, three several times, III the Herald Of
The Times, for all persons interested TO ap.
pear at said time and place and be heard.
a true copy-witncss,
iunc 20 JOSHUA COGGEsHALL, Pro- elk.
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Court Of Probate, .Niddleto,cn, June II, 1880
A n instrument of Writing dated 4th da,
IN OF April, 1898, and Codicl thereto an
nexed, dated 2G,h day Of September 1856
purportinc to he the last Will and Tcstamcn'
of Sarah Green, late of MiddIetown, widow
dec, was presented for Probate and letter.
TcstamcniIy thereon.
It is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town House
in MJdletown, on the thlrd Monday in July
next, at 9 o'clock p. m. and that previous no
tce be given by publishing a copy of this OF
der three several times, in the Herald Of tie
Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
true copy-witness:
June 90. JOSHUA CoGGEsHALL, Pro. elk.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

80 THE subscriber respect
N fully informs the citizens
GNK CK ofNewport, and its vicinity,
49, rSANs that he has taken re-
Sidence at Mr. JosFPH FIsB's in Broad
Street, where he intends 10 commence tho
curing OF Horses, of the various diseases to
which this noble animal is subject, viz; the
SPAWN, Ringbonc, Pooleville, Vis,ula, Sore
Ewes aud various other diseases which hor-
scs arc subject to. Any person buving hor..
scs afflicted with any OF the above named
diseases by bringing The horse to him or
sending to him in time, he will guarantee to
effect cure.
lie will attend also TO the Docking and
Nicking Of Horses in the mos, approved man.
ncr.
o. Having prac,iscd in the above profess
sion for several years in the State of Ken
lucky, he offers his services to tho public,
with the utmost confidence.
J. ADAMS.
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Court Of Probate, .'fddleio,rn, June IL, 1889
4 prLcATIoN vas made for an Administra
IA tor to be appointed on the Estate OF
William Smith, Esq. late Of Middletown, dec
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Town
House, in MIddletown, on the Sd Monday il
July next, OF 2 O'clock p. IN, and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of this
order. three several times in the Herald OF
he Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness
June 20 JOSHUA CoGGRsHALJ, Pro. elk.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

On IhurSday. The 27M inst, wW be sold at
Public AUCTION, al = O'Clock p. IN. on The
.fnrm on Boston .\trk, IN Souih Kingstoion,
late George u. Ha,ard's,
4 HORSES, a cider press, hny, farming
x utensils, and other articles belonging to
the Estate of said George Z. Hazard.
ENOCH lIAZAND, Executor
Juno 6.
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.WE.tiOR.1.lp.I

sioop E.nr,, Ba,a,,k 'l,a.,J ., Molh iIth int
log tL,s Iwt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

MURDER.--Thc brig Rhoderick Dhu,
arrived at this port day before yestcr-
day from the coast of Africa. On the
9th of February last, while taking in
her cargo on the coast, an alteration
arose between John Gray n native Of
the coast, and Thomas Clarke color
ed seaman. This occurred while Gray
was on deck and Clarke below, after
wards Gray was ordered below to assist
in slowing some casks ofpalm oil, when
Clarke renewed the quarrel, and after
striking him with his fist, stabbed him
in the side with knife, of which wound
he died in about forty hours. Clarke
was put in irons, and on the arrival of
the brig was surrendered to the Mar
shal of this District. He was examined
before Judge Pitman yesterday, and
committed for trial before the Circuit
Court of the United States which sits a
Newport Pror. Jour. of Monday.
ONE DAY LATER FROM FRANCE.
The packet ship Rhone has arrived at New
York, bringing files of Paris papers to the
10th Of May. All was tranquil in France.
The Journal des Dcbats. under date Of
Brest, May llth, says: Yesterday a great
act Of Justice was finished. .Marsaud, who
it is said, had not for day given up the hope
ofa Communication Of his punishment, learned
yesterday evening that he must prepare for
death. From this moment he only thought
Of the consontions Of religion, and M. era.
vcrnn, the Curate Of Brest, was sent for
The execution took place a, 3 o'clock, in the
Square of the Castle. lie was conveyed in
n boat from the prison to the street Of the
Seven Saints, which leads to the esplanadc
Of the castle, and having refused n carriage,
he walked with q firm step to the place Of
execution, where he embraced the priest
will, much feeling, and delivered himself up
10 the execu,ioncr A moment after he had
ceased TO live.
A Yankee down east, advcrtises for bet
ter half in The following curious manncr:--
ANY gal what's got $500. aud hasn't got the
itch. can find n customer for life, by writing
n bile DIR addressed TO n. q. aud stick II ~
the crack of Uncle Ebcnczcr's barn"
"You should not quarrel so with your wife"
Paid friend to his neighbour consider that
you and your wife arc one ayes, but II you
were by sometimes. when We arc nj n. you
would think there were ictniy Of W. SAID lLc
nln.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

DEWEY'S DEDICATION SERMON.
7WNllE Students Manual, an aid in forming the
IN intellectual aud moral character, for sale
at JAMES HA.n.NO.t DIS,
Juno 20. Book Store.
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Notice.

'I>iIE steamboat NARRA6,NsETr, W i'll leave
Dcvens' Wharf Newport for Providence,
every Sunday morning, at ! 2 pas, seven o.
clock, 10 accommodate passc chgers. il 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

II was ordered and dccrced that The follow.
ing regulations for preserving the Health Of
the Inhabitants be and they are hereby adop-
tod
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A u CTlON =.
BY MILTON HkLL-Ascticeser.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

On .NO.ND.4T, June 2lh. at 10 O'Clock d.
W.. wHi be sold al Public Auction, al the
.Sfab!e Of JAMES t. MErcHsAR. deceased,
- ralr of grey Horses 2 valuable Csrriages
- | sleigh runner-I Hay Cater. Also
one sow and five pigo.-Conditions at time
and place Of sale.
June 20. + Il. REMiSaToN, .fimr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
VDNilE subscriber having been appointed by the
u lion. Court Of Probate, Of the town Of
Newport, Administrator on tho Estate Of Name,
Wocdman, late Of Newport. single woman dec,
requests all persons having demands against said
Estate, TO present them, aud all persons indebted
to make immediate payment to
RICHARD SHAW, .ad,n'r.
June 1, 1899. June 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

.H Meeting Of ihe Board Of Health, Of .Niw
port, holden al .Nt'cpor Tie Gth day of Jun,,
IS.el
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

June soI EPSw NrwroS.
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A Yankee down east, advcrtises for bet
ter half in the following curious manncr:--
ANY gal what's got $500, aud has mt got the
itch. can find n customer for life, by writing
n bile DIR addressed to Il. y. and stick il in
the crack of Uncle Ebcnczcr's barn."
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"You should not quarrel SO with your wiic,"
PAID friend To- h,s neighbour consider that
you and your wife arc one ayes, but II you
were by sometimes. when We arc ut u. y"n
would thinh there were ic,Uiy Of W. sad The
nln.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

4D 2m1mS
To sail from New York tbs 76t, and Liverpool he
18Th Of each moath
FROM YORK.
Ship GARRICK Capt. A. g. Palmer, a5th June
New ship ROSClUs Capt. John Collins 25th july
Slap sIDDONs. Capt. N. b. Palmer, 2ssh August
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt II. A. Depeyster, Goth Sept.
FROM LIVERPOOL
ship SIDDONS, 18th June.
Shp SHERIDAN, 18th July
Ship GARRiCK, i3th Aug
Ship ROSClUS, 18th September.
These ships all Of tin first class, upwards OF 1000
tons burhen, built in the city of New York. with such i'm
to combine speed with unusua comfort for
passengers Every has been taken In the oil
their accommodation. The price of hence is
for which ample ores including wine SC will be provided
These ships will be commanded by experienced masters, who
will make every exeon to give general satisfaction Neither
the captains of these ships will be accountable for
letters parcels packages by them unless regular
bills Of sg agned therefor For freight or passage apply
10
E.. COLLINS CO.,
So South ST, N. York, or to
VIM & JAS. BROWN & CO.. Liverpool.
Letters by the Packets will be charged 2i cents single
shee5o cents and newspapers one cent each
ielS
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- c-- - GRAND MILITARY ENCAMPMENT
S.wkSs1nGai OF THE NATIONAL GUARDS AT
II A1I un

: e. GR LAM Military TI5Ii ENGAMrMENT
FORT HAMlLTON.--The steamboat
WAVE Capt o. Vanderbilt has been chartered to convey
National Guard to their place Of encampment Fort Hamilton
The Wave will from New York to Fort Hamtos during
the encampment Of the corps Passengers will find the officers
Of the boat attentive to their various duties.
The boat will fro the foot of vesey street day.
leaving New York at O'clock A. Nj. and a r. M.
Leave Fort Hamilton at p NJ aud half past o'clock
Pm.
Bon the Fourth day Of July the glorious anniversary
OF National Independence the Wave will make extra trips
during the day and evening" for the accommodation of the pub
c For further particulars apply to the Captain on beard
a6.3m+
80 CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE At THE PINE
NjEH ORCHARD, ls39-This we'll known and fashionable
undergoing considerable repair and will be
open for the reception of June Goth The roads leading
to this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
pecay that portion Of the has been rendered
perfectly safe and smooth.
The stages will regularly during the between the
Landing and the Mountain House. and will be found IN read
at all times the arrival ohe boats the Catsk Land
ing Extra carriages furnished either Landing Noun
tain House the shortest notice.
jel9 I'm. C.L. BEACH.
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II q R y Al T. !.
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT ON THE yHIGH

A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT ON THE SHlGH
LANDS, ON THE HUDSON RIVER.
NpA THAT beautiful Residence known by the name Of
EN the BEVERLY FARM, containing four hundred ACRES
~4@' OF land about two hundred of which fine level
Bile soil Of an excellent quality, in good state Of cultiva-
ton and not surpassed by the river for ferlty the
mainaer is fine aud thrifty timber land The situation the
eligible the Hudson extending mile and half
the river with bold shore and DOCK being nearly
opposite West Point and within fifty miles Of New York. The
prospects, extensive and diversified, reaching from ST. Antho.
n Peak the south to the bay and city OF Nswbush the
north This estate can conveniently divided into three
farms, giving equal proportion Of front the and
of arabic and timber land to EACH Almost enclosure
supplied with living springs of the purest There
said estate pm house, Formerly the head quarters Of Gen
Arno likewise outoues necessary carry the business
Of the farm The single fact that during the whole time the
cholera ragged throughout the state not occsred with
in ten miles of this place, sufficient prove the unrvaed
sauby Of the situation The facilities of with
the city, that be reached in four hours by Of
steamboats, great and daily increasing both regards
pleasure and the convenience market produce Of
every description.
Rich in historical associations connected with the gorieu
struggle for independence the Beverly estate
gentlemen and leisure the opportunity Of select
ing the charming and picturesque country in
the state.
For conditions Of sale, apply to STEPHEN A. HALsEY.
Esq, lS9 Water street, HlCHD D. ARDEN the adoin
ing farm. my25.i0tW
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TRITON INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. Sd Wall sfreet

TRITON INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 81 Wall street.
New York. Nov 3, 1885,
Election for Directors of this Institution held their
"A day, the following gentlemen unanimously chosen
Robert L. Patterson Henry Ogden,
Alexander Patterson, Robert C. Wetmore,
Cyrus Chenery Lawrence Hill,
Samuel ID. Dakn, Henry Havland
John Wilson, Philip V, Hoffman,
Arthur w. Benson, D. IL. Robertson,
John p Austin, Jonas Conckn,
VIM A. Co Joseph Wood,
Ernest Fielder, Charles l.. vose,
Bradford Lincoln, George r. Fox, Jr,
John 4. Howard, Joseph Il. Bloomfield,
John +. Delaplaine, Joseph b. Nones
And subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Directors the
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, ESQ. President
JOSEPH D. MONIES, Vice President
ALEX THOMPSON, Jr. Secretary
Capt Heron COFFIN, Inspector.
WILLS HALL. Esq. Attorney.
The above Company--capal S2s00es, all paid in and
according to aw-w insure ,arne inland tran.pora
ton and navigation risks inudg Of fire during transit
on liberal terms myS-y
John COLON, Artist, Veterinary Surgeon stsdsnt of
the Royal Veterinary COLLEGE of Afford near Paris late
resident veterinary the Menagere Of the Botanical Gardens
Paris professor Of Hpparue he has his the
SAINT Hare, de Jueu, vaencenne, Goyer, and other
ed Of the art besides encouraging letter from the Nil
mister of War; for his having brought the simplicity
the castraon OF hsres and BY that esened the fatal
cdents which very often resu from vicious method of
ing it. c. begs leave to inform the public that he has just
arrived in this country with the determination his
time to the of horses and other animals C. will with
pleasure exhibit TO those who desire it, the skill that he
has acquired by study practice in the art being assured
that he enabled to to the fastdou that he
fully qualified to treat with all the various diseases
which horses and other animals subject to.
References-Alr. Delaforest, French Consul General
Messrs Chevrolet, Freres Co.. ia Pearl ST.
Mr.. Dortic, No. Ia Front street.
Mr.. Lecerc, No Is Liberty street.
Mr.. Wisdom, No. 40 Duane street.
Mr.. DUH, No. IS Duane street
Mr.. Cowan. New York Bazaar. Crosby street.
j. O. resides at No lac Duane street. where he has large
place destined for the treatment Of horses. 2S Dat
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: r-vD . "FARE REDUCED."-"NO MONO
srytA-=41 'PoLY.-Pespie's Nep Line for Boston, us
ssrss1<-- Netrport ~nd Proridence-Cabn passage
dolar-Dcek fifty cents-Ths steamer LEXINGTON Capt.
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and Provi-
Jenee Saturday, the 25th inst at o'clock, r M from
Per No North River Freight taken at cats per foet For
further information apply on board.
The engine boilers hull the above boat have been put
complete order and the public may rest a',v- dta there
oil be prde,ced II being entirely unnesary to s
well established reputation for speed The regular
days Lexington leave New York will be Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS. until further notice. al in
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NEW Won X N RAID
S HI P PING LIS L.
Monday, June "a.

Monday, June "a
Louis Philippe Castof Havre; Taroina, Smith, Liver.
pool Washington ian) Kruger, Hamburg Patsey bonn'
Peterson Havana Lord Ramsay (Brl England Quebec ne
lena, (Pru) Seen Rotterdam, Ouese Jenkins arunque
Consul OyertoH. Baltimore; United States CURTIS "eks
port
Tuesday, June 25.
Mrcia Wood Farhaven; Auckland. (Br Ansley ST Johns,
NB: Satisfaction lBr) Robertson st Andrews Thomas DILL
Cristh Bamore Harkaway Proal Petersburgh va; Anne
Louisa Vera ruz Ceylon Trott 81 Domingo; Gasrieacho
Fensley Sisal LAUREL Lunt, Portland; Champion, Wagac
Philadelphia Gsrrick, Palmer, Liyerpoo Albert Hale,
Chase Boston -
Wednesday. June 26.
Arma (Br) Fearse Prince Edwards Island; NYork, Thorn
hill Pcou; Newark, Soular Savannah; INDUS, Tucker, ia
maca; Josephine, Liverpool.
Thursday, June n.
Balance, Leomb, Pcou Sir Edward Hamilton, (Br) Lun
dy, Quebec; Matchle (Br) Card Windsor, MS; Danube
Avy Norfolk Notus, Besse Wareham Meridian, Ellis, do
yenia, Duteh) krassberg Rotterdam; Agenora, Dutch
vanderkoif Dire Nreenien Dutch) Spikes, Amsterdam
Lambert Tree Burroughs Philadelphia Reside Sherwood
Boston; Ne. England, Clifford, SALEM Mass Washington
Pen6eld Baltimore; Sun, Nickerson, Boston, Julete Wog
lam. Petersburg, Va
Friday June %
Europe Drummond West Indies, Sisters Coverdale Nade
RAJ Brown, Br) Jackson, St Johns NB Wesmoreland (Sw)
Gotheu Codi1 Minerva, Adams, Trieste; Queen Victoria
(Br) Hurst Bermuda; WIN Boothby, (Br) Cochran. Barba
does; Balkan. Doane Hampden; Ada Eliza Scull Antigua
and st Martins Alexandria Butler Alexandria; Mcent,
Chester, Richmond; Compliance, Sparrow, Boston.
Saturday, June %.
Alexander Mansfield Douglass, whaling; Montevdeo Rid
dell, st Crox Bunos Ayres, Stuart Charleston; Isabella,
(Brem) Anderson Bremen Bowditch Thompson, Lyerpoo
Emily Neaas 81 Crox; Brown Br) Jackson St Johns NIB
Lady Young Br) Hagen, st Johns, NF; Hornet Bart Tan
ton; Andrew Brown, Herring, Baltimore.
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LONDON LINE OF JACKETS.

NF To sail on the Isl. loh, aud goth of every month.
line Of packets will hereafter be composed of the
following ships which will succeed each other in the order IN
which they named sailing punctuay from New York and
Portsmouth on the l 10Th, 20s and from London the 7th
18th, and 27 Of every month throughout the year, viz:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

NIGHT LINE.
: 49, - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
e. landing al the intermediate landings The
s-sssnrsx.4-aew and elegant steamboat ROC HESTER,
Captain A. r. ST. John will leave the Steamboat Pier foot Of
Courand street Thursday afternoon, June u at o'clock
For passage freight, apply to -
CROOKE FOWKS,
Corner of West and Liberty Sta,
Of r. G. sHUI.TZ, At the Office,
the Captain on board
B-A goods, freight baggage bank bills, specie, any
other kind property taken ony at the risk Of the
thereof my22.7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

GO SECOND WARD HoTEL.-Nest corner 1
Fuo- street. Nassau street This well known establishment
having undergone thorough efng in complete order
for the accommodation OF those who honor II with then
patronage.
There , house. besides the lower story which thrown
entirely open public bar large vPon the
cond rs feet BY IS well suited for the accommodation ~
public together with several smaller adapted
the clubs referees for the transaction Of other private
business
Clubs and private parties accommodated with and
may be furnished with dinners saprcr composed 81 every
species Of game decacy which the markets afford short
notice. Gieli.yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
u NCkERBUCkER HALL. No. ~ Park Kow.--1'he sub
N scrbers having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends aud the
public that they ready accommodate them sy.
TO be surpassed by any similar house this city. Th
will always be furnished with every aud all
the sruries Of unrvacd market There hundred
lodging rooms which airy newly furnished and perfect
order TIE Ordinary being the first oor, spacious
convenient and well urnhcd and the tables shall always be
supplied with s the variety the market affords served
experienced cooks
The marksd which has attended Establishments OF
this suciest evidence Of adoption both
AID travellers
Gentlemen visiting the city will find hi, desirable and
situation. being nearly Broadway fronting the Park
short thc beauty and ei.gance Of local aud
ranoy objects of attraction and pendor with which New
York sbounds. EDsALL JONES'.
NB-For the accommodated Of Travellers, this house will
he amen al all hours Of the night. alt!