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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

G7s The Boston Atlas, Courier, Lowell Jour
nal. and the Wing Press Of Massachusetts gen
orally, contradict, in the most earnest and EN-
phatic language, the assertion of the Journal o'
Commerce that {" the leading manufacturers OF
the East have become satisfied that Protecf'on
rs dcl,1sion" Nobody endorses or sl'stains
that assertion--nobody. Yet the Journal neither
offers any proof Of It's statement nor manliests a
disposition to retr2ct it
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

~ Persons wishing 10 subscnb@ 70. TIE iHIEuSE II
and the adjoining Districts Ill be 'rf'-a re-
suy every day the arrival Of the carr at u
a, the pce Of 30 cents mouth b5 iea'ing ef e'i
,h IN. ,ndrx,ysd Il. COPIES two cents The Wes<-
=, q. .;hnna -, No 9, con,s e w CARR.
- , Forum Office, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

sIcson P.ceI gives Coneer, ,Il, evening st the
Apollo Saloon. The sguor fine performer drss
fol instrument M oboe and he presents remarkably strong
bill including the Of Rapett Nourn,, Rakcmapn'
E,ienn. and Mrs Sutton
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

a. The SYLvANn Association viii hold
meeting this evening at National Hall, Canal-st.
near Broadway, when Mr.. l.. w. RYcKMAN, from
the West Roxbury Community, will be one OF the
sneakers. Admiitnnce free
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

NJ For Literary Notices Of ti- .4ee'iean Rerier thr,s
tian R,rieu &c, Litter from Boston, The Deserted ys
s.c. SEE First aye. ;,
~ For noble Irish Repeal Song. Memory Of he Dead,
sad an interesting Lstter from qldbapa SEE Last Page
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

Usros CouRsE-LA.r AND GRAsD D.r.-Three raees
viii come of to-day his Course+ 3 and mile asa-
Ser adsertisruea, Gea, sport expected frat ace aa1
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

AHoNx.Te worces,es (slas> Cataract; ssys the story
that has been going The s OF the plpgss L,iou
a'aFr'ase ol the Sismrsr TWINS Is ali a hoax.
We apprshend the Worcester paper says more
than 1t knowS. We have seen letter from the
gentleman under whose care the >iameSc Twins
have been living. fully confirming the report of
their marriage; the story therefore is not "a hoax
bui absolutely true.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

u The NIadisonan con,radicts the report that
VIA. Neil OF OHIO is 10 be Postmaster Genaral,
IN place of c. A. Wicklife. superseded
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

CRoroN WsrER.-We ure desired TO call the
attention OF takers OF the Cro,en Water to the
notice directed TO them in this days paper
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

American TxsrrruTf.-1hc following gentle
men have been elected as officers OF tins Institute
for the ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

Managers of me Sirtesmh .4nHaai Fnir-Adoniram
Chandler Edward T. Backhouse, John Campbell James
Van Norden, II. W Chids Joseph Curtis, James iiam
cot William Halt Joseph Torrry, james X Snlti Mar
f. Thompson Philip Schuyler CaIkson Croll"s Isaac
Fryer John D. Ward Neziah Bliss, Edward Clark Robert
Iovett Gurlou j. Leeds ~ D. Fry, Chars. w Copeland
Joseph Cowda r b. S,illmar, s. :. Bowman. George 6
D.kay I. B. Makenan. managrr e ohic
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

JASIEs TALLNlADGE., President.
Apo>IRtM CH.>nLER,
WILLIAM iSGLIs, Vice Presidents.
SHGrurRD k.ArP,
GunDor ]. Lrfos, Recording Secretary.
T. B. W,sEMA,, Corresponding Secretary.
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Washington, August Is, l8i3.

THE PORTS OF MrNoRcA The following order 70
speeding vessels touching at the ports Of Minorca,
has been received from the Consul Of the United
States at Port Mahon and is published officially in
the Msdisonian, by the Department OF State:-
L. Don Bartoleme sancho Pons, sub-Delegate Of the
National Revenue in this Island Of MiDorca hereby make
known that
HIS Excellency, the Intendent Of the Province CON-
muucsted me the follow ing dispositions under date Of
the Sth instant. NJ
the following, dated the 9th Of April.
The prohibition, established by the Sd article Of tho
Custo house law, all whether Spanish
or foreign measuring less than 900 tons, which
deavor to enter ports with articles Of prohibited
merce on board and TO declare them for transit to ports
and considered foreign; and the Custom houses of
these islands will therefore sppy the said article to ves
sells touching ct their ports with prohibited goods on
board order TO complete their cargoes for foreign ports
in America preventing the entrance stay Of such, Gun
less they be forced 10 sner in any anchorage port
except those designated by the law, and proceeding
against these who infringe this regulation before the
Court Of the Intendency
Asreeards vessels OF 200 more which may also
bring prohibited goods intended for foreign ports in
Amercs, and abuse their right by landing them frsudu-
lently other legal Of preventing this remains
the Custom house and the watch watching them 30
be certain Departure that they have these pro.
hbited goods board; all which make known to you
that you may take 'easures accordingly.
The 63i article OF the law above mentioned, says,
cles OF prohibited commerce canno be allowed 10 enter
except in vessels measuring than 400 tons, Of 20
quintas of CASTLE each.
BARToLoME sANCHO.
MAHos, May 80, 1913.
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The GREAT WESTERNS AND HIgERNA We copy
from Boston paper, The following letter from Capt.
Hosken, in relation to the remarks made about the
late voyages of these two steamers. We let Capt.
H. speak for himself
"NEw YoRx, Aug 20, Is43.
Sir My attention has been called to statements
in your paper the Goth instant, which shall shortly
state, not true.
In the first place. the Great Westerns draught OF water
is not correctly stated
And in the second place. the Hberna did not beat the
Great Western two days the passage out and over
two days that to this country.
That the Hiberna has made shorter passage both
ways than the Great Western Is undoubted but the wea
Their and difference OF distance to run be-
tween New York and Boston have to be considered, and
that difference Ia about one.6feenth OF the whole dis
lance -
must also observe there is great advantage in calling
at Halifax provded the frequent fogs admit Of feeling
their way n) il enables the Boston line to start with
they can FIJI up should they by carrying all the steam
they can the whole way, short
When the Hberns starts from the port to the same
port then there will be fair trial Of speed.
must also remind you, Mr.. y tor, that the Hber.
MAS first start in April last the Great Western made
shorter passage by about day, making fair allowance
for difference OF distance rum aud on that
the Western made the quickest passage ever made
across the Atlantic to the Westward.
Your obedt serv't,
JAMES HOsKEN.
P.s. am told there are paragraphs in other Boston
newspapers to similar effect this to reply
10 them ALL az shall not take the trouble to notice the
matter any iurther
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Court FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS aug.
sSh.-No. III. Jonathan Burr, appellant, vs.; oaran
d. Burr, by 5. d. Smith, respondent MI. samuel
md canoInJsJ Mr. Samuel Beardsley was heard
for the appellant, and closed Decision postponed
No. I2. Josephine Cuyler and Caroline Cuyler, in.
fanis, and others VS.. Herman H. Bogart Postponed
until after No. IL
No. 10 Nehemiah Rodgers, surviving executor
of A. Oracle, deceased, impleaded with others, W..
A. X. Hosack and j. Blunt, executors OF A. Hosack,
deceased, respondents. Decision postponed until
10. morrow morning.
No. H. Abraham Pierce and al vs. Stephen
Gum.
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LIEUT. McLaUaHLIN.-A report has been lately
going the rounds OF the papers that Lieut.. John
Mclaughlin, Of the U. s. Navy, was about to be
tried by Court Martial upon number of charges,
one of which was for murder. This gentleman, in
note addressed to the editors of the National In
telligencer, which appeared in that paper Satur
day, Ironounces the statement utterly false" No
Court Martial has been ordered to try him upon any
charge whatever. He SAYS
Upon the return of the Florida squadron in July.
1872, complaints against me were made TO the De-
partment by marine officer of the squadron.
which were examined into and dismissed by Secre-
tary Upshur in the following letter:-
NAvr DEPARTMENT. August II, 1919.
Sra 81 have considered the several charges preferred
against you by Lieut. Fsns, OF Marines together with
the explanations and counterproofs offered by yourself
to proceed with them any further TO
bring your conduct into question The charges are dis
missed
/ am, very respectfully, your obedient servant.
A. p UPsHUR.
Lieut.. JoHr T. McLAuouL,r, L. S. Navy, Washington
Some of the complaints thus dismissed by Mr.
Unshur were brought against me agail by this same
officer, connected with additional charges, which
were examined into and dismissed by Secretary
Henshaw In the following letter.
NAVY DrrARrMEsr, August ~, lsls.
SR-l have to the receipt Of your letter
Of the 10Th instant, communicating explanations and
documents in relation to the charges preferred against
you by Lieuten ansi oil the Marine Corps After
careful examination Of these does not sppssro
me that there sufficient grounds for submitting the
case to court martial The charges against you
therefore dismissed. DAVID HENSHAW.
Lieut. JONI 7. McLAuGHLIN, u. 8. Navy, Washington.
The whole aim and end OF these publications
being to give an injurious notoriety to my name,
request, in justice to myse, that those editors who
have aided In disseminating the report that am to
be tried, will give place to this communication in
their columns
Respectfully. gentlemen, Ihave the honor to be,
JoHS T. McLAUaHLIN,
Lieutenant u 8. Navy.
Washington, August Is, l843.
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UNITED STATES
TEA E M p o r / u M,
III late 129 Chatham street, Neic York.

AoENcy, sl8 BLEEcxER STsEET,,
WHO LIE ALE AN ID r TAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bears the
thoroughly secured from light and air. that their quality and
power win remain unimpared in climate Their system
Of business is perhaps scarcely be exceed 1t
founded the utmost regard @ the rights q the custom
vailed cheapness All purchasers called upon amy
articles which fail them the utmost satisfaction winch
the money be cheeruly and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of families and ship
masters win find decided advantage to supply themselves
from this establish ment.
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all parts Of the United States executed with
promptude and despatch -
= The only warehouse America for the sale OF Hou
oua's celebrated Black Tea. j29 1m-m
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.


MADAME COst r.iLO--Female Periodical Pills-Guar-
u aneed in every w. monthly periods have be
ony been by the medical prossion and hun.
IL sometimes necessary their though they contain
medicine detrimental the constitution. Advice given gratis
10 ali those who Pills by Madame Costello, 81 Lspe
nad street. Walker and Canal where the Pills Sold
Price 81 per box. aug lm"m
CPECTACLES.-C. ii. PFAUZGRAF, Oculist and Opt
- csn Canal street No. S. emoved from Broadway 35
has hand large assortment Of spectacles for
short sighted PERSONS. -
Also, every kind OF Spectacle Glass aus Inns
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INDIA TEA Az COMPANY.
j. SORIA'S
GLE p nXEING EST IISuAENT


MR. SOFIA beg leave respectfully inform his friends and
M the public general that the depressed state OF
The times he has reduced his price cent below the rego
lar charges. =,
Ladies wishing their dresses, shawis &c dyed or
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with such articles
wearing apparel may need dyeng pressing All orders
will be attended TO- and the articles done up IN the
branches are AZ No on Bleecker No 32 Bowerv and
Grand St Also branch Fulton Brooklyn and
at Newark N. J Of Broad and Washington Place.
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and put mp in
their original FORMS and moderate terms.
Principal Office Pearl au20
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o. A marble quarry has been discovered on
farm near Troy, Ohio.
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pE ERF SALE OF Exc EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO

E;W PERTYA small Farm Of about sixteen acres in The
highest state Of cultivation, situated but five miles from
oPey pa; b on . an excellent dwelling house
iugs and all other conyenences make suitable for trades
mans residence wishing to retire from the Of the city
house two stages pass the house night and morning Il Is
time taking boarders from the city Bat above ali this
what situation for roadside tavern which has been known
AZ the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken Md
ackeqack embracing the whole Of that passes
New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap the present
proprietor having business in England.
FIVE acres Of buck whea quantity of ui, trees &C.
WIN. MCDONNELL, Auctioneer, III Chatham stleet, Few
York.
main on bond and mortgage aus imSec
A PAYMENTS TO LET, ~ house 20 Lumber street, to
III ainele gentlemen or 10 A small family, 6t~r
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SEGARS.
There's a delight in smokin

" Nhsc Is, . delight h.. Pn smoking
ssEsr that Ss .S, the quality rare
And enables the smoker to puff away care
rh qssy sfS' sS, a E.as S Ss you call.
lfyou visit NJ him ono. once you will do 50 again,
His segars the choicest most exquisite brands.
Direct from aa ava by srecial commands,
pS Si1ssE sp pTaSass' He1GTf sps
The best II the S country that you can prosu"
His Dos Comparieros and exquisite brand,
With G 81 cha, have sfFS%psOa
In order APPRECIATION and
will! which chi SEXAs has been long saEsssd
and &c the making Of , he
stock hand IS more extensive and superior to that Of
Remember the Number, 3 MAIDEN LANE, Towards
Hotel. au2s lmsr
p l. MUNos l%pOTeT and Dealer in the best Hayaps Sc
Indian &c cA Sss sa holding s
sa ~ as e
The f' Above Gt store will be open from to II o'clock p
SNUFF, CIGARS AND ToBAcCo--Just received per
Consisting sia' SS sasfs ss sa SgS
ISs %% 1ss assortment
ms o. hfSa 1s Sa Of 9y se Cigars LA Nor
Cayendsh Tobacco Of the approved brands, Turkish
English
Specializing to well for
sac a. "n.'e''' ''' MRS. G. NEwooMpE SON.
sE SEGA ss ToBACc0 SUGAR G Ar GoFEEE
$4,000 %S% sna lS S
3, osS Of the Florida brand, do do do.
i Bales Of Guisa Tobacco
Gases Eases q i Labor St, Jago White Sugar.
= IL Bags OF superior do Coffee:
aa Ei f l%+P No wall and ass Broadway
FoNTElGN; VINES AMP LI9yoRs,
THE advertiser las Gr i sale the following Choice impora
SPi E e fFjsS ss' '%ss ss!.
s.;S %ss sSs,s cd Ss9i:s,
Invads Others Viii find pure liquors unadulseraed
above-No. 33is Ann st. al9 lmNm
D. M. PEYSEk, IL CO.,
NO no William street corner of John street and !s7 Broad
Of G v fsSfS y G6o6 y Which n Ty
sd by p aaa s On &b es
Berlin Zephyr and German worsted-the complete
Berlin Epbr1idsry rattemsa choice selection II. r.
and silver Of all widths aud qualities.
s .s ssc .nd ana a Sws ad
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers IN skeins and
on spoos
Suspenders supcrbly embroidered and Suspender Trim
mngs
Gold, Silver AID Steel Beads, in all Nos.
Mother OF Pearl Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe Braid, Cord Twist, Thread and
Tassels.
Embroidery Frames, and variety of different Fancy Ar
cles
Artificial Flowers-a choice selection
Fngs Of cotton worsed and silk imported and domestic
Gimls Tasses Buttons and all other kind of trimming.
jy II 3m*ec
n WILHELMs No. 23t Broadway, opposite the Fountain,
-. has received large supply OF Goods which he oilers
wholesale, and retail at very Reasonable prices
Berlin Zephyr wosted German, carpet and shaded Wosted
Embroidery Pattern, beautiful selection
Canvass of every description
Worsted Silk Cotton, Gold and Silver Embroideres, INN
ming and Flower making Chenille
Floss and Purse Silk, plain and shaded
Artificial Flowers and Feathers
great variety Of cast iron Work
Peumery, be sold in packages from TO at very
Fancy Note Papers, WATERS and Envelopes together with
large Of fancy articles Gloves Work and Segar
Cases
Rings aud Tassels for purses. ani2 imsec
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To sail from New York on the 2h and Liverpool on the 18th
@ ~ M M
s$p p siPp9S Sapaa AM SqSS as1S August
sPP sf Rsyiss5 a5a sR
sE S sHFRPaN s s@S Wi s{s ;s'E s A1s Ugh ssy
s GSa' ISL aH
built s s s a New the o t sss sae OF oe tons
sc%bIas VIII
meds5Ss: Il sssss TSs.:
Neither CAPTAINS the ships will be RESPONSE
sS b Of adns are signed therefor 0S 'e unless
. isS9 sat fssP JSn L.s.s
Letters by the packets will be charged 2l cents per sngl
sheet and NEWSPAPERS cent each y7
TApsCoTTs GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
~ @ 49, ~
the public generally ths Arrangement: for bring
England Ireland scotland Wales magnificent pack.
iSS E# '2 %lgH 81 r PACKETS" VIZ
ssRRiip SHERIDAN t CAPTAIN Psqsy.,sr.
sS 5s, ssrsa .l sSS:y
s.: ssS
s %&s:" %os
@ @ sSs thereby f'S@ %aa soaS
of unnecessary detention.
Passages direct from Lopdon Bristol and Greenock New
York Also from Liverpool TO New Orleans Mobile, Savannah
Charleston Phladclphis, Boston and Baltimore and the
in British North America. all times
gagged on liberal terms.
Persons wishing send for their friends will not fail to see
the ADVANTAGES TO be derived from selecting this line in prefer
% if AIKEN s s' :h Spsisi fias
with solely the comfort OF
all where the parties for decline coming the
ney will be refunded without any as usual free
also be secured - .
The regular packets for which the subscribers agents
as follows viz ITO and from London the is TO- and
of each month To and from Liverpool the 7th 18th
10TH and 18th OF each month"; New Orleans Mobile Savan.
nah and Charleston, weekly throughout the season.
REM1TTANCES.
Persons in the country wishing to send money to their friends
by eclogE the sum they wish sent with the name and sd
dress Of e parties TO receive IT, may rely on DRAFT for the
amount being forwarded first packet after the receipt there
OF aud acknowledgement for the returned per mall
Drafts at sight for amount are payable on demand with!
ea Banks Of Ireland and BRANCHES Eastern Bank Of Scotland
Bankers London Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool and
every principal town Of Great Britain aud Ireland.
Further particulars made known application Il By letter
post paid, to w. &J. T TAPSCOTT
d5y ~ Peck Sin, South 81
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IA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
ALAThe proprietors of this establishment so fayo
~ aby Known the travelling public the great tho
oughiare between Charleston and Mobile determined TO
maintain tbs high reputation for comfort and beray of
seryedly enjoyed The buildings, which very spaeous
the bed both double and single have been eiumished
with new beds and bedding aso with every necessary article
private are large and elesanty furnished These lsl
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the season and market afford aud the firm determination Of
9n q their guests will they trust them the yorabe
attention oil the travelling public. An omnibus will at all
times be ~ readiness 70 convey passengers from the Railroad
and Steamboas to the house free Of charge.
Montgomery, June 7, l8i3. w TII,I,EY & 90.
aui9 6mr ' - $500 = -
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AH. sHREWsBURY~Lc9g Branch, sandy

- sHREWsBJRY-Lpgg Branch, Sandy
TLe new Steamboat SHREWSBURY, Captain John P.
Coriies win now run as follows on and after Thursday 9Th
inst leaving New York. from the foot OF Robinson street
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday s 10 o'clock A. M
And Estontown Landing Monday Wednesday and Friday
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ =, 80,
The Shrewsbury will above weather permitting
Ill further nece All baggage the risk OF the owners.
NJ BZSnges will be in attendance to convey passenger,
from the aforesaid landing places part Of the county
qurcd. -
je9r
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ASH a. rSEVEN UELOGR MUItNING LINE
the steamboat S pier at the
Leaves New York-The Empire on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday The Troy Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at7 A. M
Landing at-Cadwel's, West Point, Nswburgh Hampton,
Poughkeepsie Hyde Park Rhnebeck u Red Hook, Bristol
Catskill, Hudson, Coxsackie and Undertook.
The low pressure steamer EMPIRE Captain s. r. Roe
on Wednesday, at o'clock in the morning, Aug. l6.
The new low pressure steamer TROY Captain A Gorham
board.
Notce.-All Goods Freight Baggage Bank Bills, Specie
other kind of Property TAKEN shipped put board
the Boats Of this Line be at the risk Of the Of such
goods. aul6
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sT WAhTIfE LsttN sr FER. s.a F9o

follows until further notice
Jun Leave New York O. 0, 10, II, /, Q, 81, 5, 9,
Leave Staten Island 8, 9, 10, II, l. 2, 4, s., 81.
Leave New York and Staten Island every hour Sunday
Staten Island Ferry-oot Of Whitehall street. Clifton di
rsct The steamboat Hercules will leave New York; p M
Clifton S P. Nj. ON Sunday, July 10th.
p SnnE ,orson TO Fort Hamilton, Sundays excepted-
Leave Fort Hamilton ~ A. M, returning from New York,
az p nj jlir
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A PAYMENTS TO LET, in house q Lumber street, TO
4 single gentlemen or to small family. au29 6t~r
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SSD@s3 90 PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
6<rrrffkz nj FOR ALBANY-Daly at O'Clock p. M
Through direct-From the steamboat pier be-
Tff% john
will leave Tussday ThgTsdsy and Saturday at r. Nj
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings, o'clock
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA f.ii Capt, L. w Brainad,
o'clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. M. H. Truesdell,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Evening" at five
O'Clock.
Passengers taking this Line of Boats will invariably arrive in
Albany ample take the Morning Train of Cars for
the
The above and substantial furnished with
and elegant State Rooms and for speed and accommoda
tons unriveed on the Hudson.
For Passage Freight apply board to r. C.. Schultz
al the Office on the wharf. au2l
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.
IA al REGULAR MAIL LINE-FOR PRO
SEMAz@@pVIDENCE AND BOSTON, via, STON.
-&S-R-I NGTGN AND NEWPORT-Composed
Of the following connection with
the Stonington and Boston and Providence Railroads
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt. Comstock
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer.
PROVIDENCE.
NARRAGANSETT.
MOHEGAN
One Of which will leave New York daily Sundays except
ed) from Pier No. l, Battery Paee e. River a5P d.
The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer on Monday and
Wednesday for Stoninston and Newport and Friday Tor
The MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Con,stock, on Tues
day and Thursday for onngton and Saturday for Stoning
ton, Newport and Providence
Passengers the arrival Of the Stonngton will
be Immediately forwarded in the splendid and commodous
Cars Of the Railroad Providence and Boston, and if for
Newport will proceed in the Michigan lin superior
der) from thence o'clock the following morning. thus
giving them opportunity of nights board the
Massachusetts Rhode Island and then breakfast board
the Michigan.
The above steamers have been thoroughly equipped and
prepared celebrity Of travel and the comfort and
cuy Of Passengers and surpassed by any the United
States.
For passage freight which taken very reduced
apply board north side Of pier No. % Broadway Of
flee of Samuel Deveau, freight agent, on the wharf
Tickets for the route and steamers brhs can be secured on
= : HARNDEN & CO., No. 8 Wall street
and after the 10th inst freight will not be received
and forwarded after half-past p Nj. mo 6ms m