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AND IT SUCCEEDED

One year fsOn his lheboy well though
minus both legs his palate and good part
his face, befe OF hearing, rl,erance and blind OF one
he has been brought 10 this city, AM can be By
any Que who chooses, bat revolving spectacle that
would advise but the diseased herfenis 10 look
Al Hun Se~'Y ors Sun.
An UNNATURAL CURIOSITY
Just now ~ be the Erankn House Safest IL
Is nothing less than
REMNANT OF A BOY"
who was nearly eaten up by crotls from which disease
eleven We never could have believed
that that ralady would yield 70 curative
after maxim suc destructive inroats upon poor humanity
did not living being apparently healthy Attest the
fact. appears the cure vas elected by
BRlSTDL'S SARSAPARILLA
Our medical men IS well a. the ncreduoC, ofa cassc.
should call and this strange .ight iRoch D. Adv
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Gra TO I4ET-Tlc new and elegant house No II Dey-
az suitable for billiard saoon, restaurant, dining
saloon. dancing school, music school, or any sinH!
purpose. The second story contains saloon 3 by 20 feet
beautifully finished after the Ionic order. The house viii
entire or in parcels The furniture in the house III
be sold the lessee IL desred Inquire the premises
In the office. hrs door. from; roONl MS ~ u
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CONPfE7 ELY DESTROY I'd,
bi sfr,yus aac ris d-fcraiIy beyond al posi-
~. tn process Of destruction continued through
go ~ 1ore man ten years, during which &c vas 1rAos
e-ea 70 re IL bed b=t wore out lae cay S' = yes &c
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instead Il proved that The boys l!ctOn was MEASLES,
and The cao!- took fearful effect upon his frame Through
pros'rao paralysis end syncope be brought TO tho
entire OF the faculties OF seeing, hearing and
speaking ar soon tho frghul decorations over hs
whole system succeeded resulting IN The destruction OF
both his legs and sr, which dropped of Just below
and elbow aer OF agony His PAL
AZ sc. were ENTIRELY DESTROYED.
Finally In 1871 certain Buffalo doctors VINO had been Wis.
king HIM proposed oke, that trial Ia h- should
be ot BristOs Ssrsspsrila. OF whose mlracUiS-
much had beer blazoned IN the papers M Bris
toll accepted The banter. though with e hope thai there
could be any recovery IN fghuul case when tea!h
w. AnnAr-nfv the door but he mai.. Inc etort.
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"a 44At.f's az
Parker, lisnr!ch
pspinesu, I J
Paysean, Stephen
Pagan, stephen
Payne, rheopius
Peek, Aaron i
| Peek, James
! Pearl { II
Peek, James II
/ Pec.. Rev John
Pei, federic6
Penney, Morcssti 2
Peas-. - n II
Pearson. Ab.aisGi
I ltCh, W W
P.Rse, uaHe n
Pe,nan, Washiug'G
Prui5oEe, Gs0..i
. Peterson. Arlher
I Peuber.or, rnos
PirbsCk, Peters
Percy, Cap, John
Perry, Lewis Capt
Perkins, VI \
! Peters. SIMON
I Penheld Capt Ctas
Pierce, Samuel w
Philip, Mr.
I Pickering,Jo Joseph
Patrick, Martin.
Pickett. Patrick
( Pike, Elyin j
Pitts, Abrar1 W
Price, Samuel
PHILIPPE, Rudolf
Phillips. Perry A
Phillips, q NJ
Porter. Charles
Poits. Mr. J
! poustou. Smyde 3
Porter, Mr. VIM
( Pollock, VIM J
kenlouris
iPoyihrcss, Russelk
/ PoillCr, John j
Puhojel, Mr.
! Purirey MonsPe!er
IPurjy, ElisEs
IPurvis, Mr. Al-Gr
( Puryear, Il
In.t....-z1,a- l.
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them not b TOO ha.,y to heap pressraens on hta

them no. b too hasty TO heap p.efsrmens On si0
who has done Il
II be will clear himself from the charges mads
against him-,hs, be betrayed Penn'ylvsnia On NC
Tariff in The las, Presidential Elec,ion-tha; ne ''
sanctions this Briiah Free Trade party % support
ing them through ali their iniquires unoes 'ne
promise of Judseshp-thei ne did more tnan sn'
o,he. man claiming 70 be nan Of honor Woolo 90
to pure the fair fame Of the grea. Statesman Oh Jul
roe HrsgY CLAr-tba, be encourages eoHopuon
and yiIlsiuy in his own Chief and principal Clerks
by retaining ,hen, with all their villanies, about
him thus virtually approving the disgrsce:al con
spiracy of Ingersou agains. the zane and fame OF
D..1EL Wggs1Eg-that be brought the Country 10
the verge Of Ws- By his inaarnstory bra7adoes in
favor of the whole Of Oregon up to So 40 IN
ciuding his peremptory refusal 10 asbitrate on any
terms, and then deserted the Country By surrender
eripg ell North of i0' and leaving ali south Of that
in the worst possible shape i, could be left in-ihai
he now feels tha, he has betrayed the People and
wshe. to escape their verdict By being canonized
into a .ainted Judge If ne uies to clear himself
from these charges, then i, viii be time enough to
talk of heaping high and holy donors upon him
Bu, let Us not Try TO get rid Of Presidential can
ddate BY pensioning him of with Judgeship.-
LIE, hin come before the People. The more such
men coming before the People the better.
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Business Notices.

n The Advertisement which elected the fol-
lowing remarks Of the Editors OF The Tribune OF the
llth inst. will again appear in The Tribune on Friday
next
V. 3. PALMEns NEWSPAPER AcEScr-The mer'
chants and business Of the City OF New York are
requested to read Mr. Planners advertisement In this
days paper The business Of adver,!sny Is mper'ecty
understc cd By merchants generally. Mir great e1'
perence and extensive ssencis. enable him TO give very
i'm portant Information and very valuable suggestions In
these matters all who may favor him with an inter-
view The subject presented by Mr. P 10 certainly
worthy the serious attention Of all persons engaged In
sctye business.
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From the Union.

ARMY CT OCCUPATION. June "a, 1876
Some volunteers have arrived at Brazos Santa
80 from Tennessee. presumed TO be Of the twelve
months quota The volunteers which previoutS arrived
from Ne~-Orleaus have nearly al moved Bcrra,
cept two regiments In this place shsl bring them up
the river soon ss procure transportation which
We are impa:ienty awaiting The volunteers from Texas
encsmped Point Isabel and organizing
under the direction OF the Governor.
I'VE hsve authentic intelligence from the interior
Of Mexico. The srmy 1T LiusreE believed 10 be NOV
Ing toward Monterey much reduced! IN numbers BY dese-
ton and sickness Il is runored that Bustsmente 10 at
the head OF the Government and that Paroles acvsnc
ing with q large force 10 this frontier
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PLuxsx NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLxII, 25l BRoAD-
wAr-Ths lkenesses be there, only true 10
slightest dimpie powerful the inOhumenta used,
and so perfectly prepared the plates tina, the express
SION ,oa which shnes and beams In the coun,en
ance brought and sxed 10 the Likeness, a. was
the Of taking the original As II to render the
complete Professor haI brought The art
Of coorbg h. miniatures great perfection to give
4 real liio-ike expression 10 the picture.
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Straw. show !!

What signifies the following toast given by slR
ROBERT WAsxrR. found 10 the proceedings Of the
Loco ocos of the t,h Distric, Of Pennsylvania
eve have already than doubled the area and the
States 81 the Unon asd combination Of Fo-eisn Pow.
upon our own continent ,hua far ahat thou
70 and ne farther."
Can the Nescs zee nothing in this, ,ha, looks like
tak5sg and holding lie CALIFORNIA; Who 90
blind as those who wont see
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WooL.-We have been shown by Mr.. E. Hunt
rgton OF this c;y specimen OF sne " DOL from tae
farm 0: Hamilton Gsy extensive Wool dealer in Ne
York who shipped large quantity OF tie article 20 sns
land last Mr. Gays be prepared bis eli? IN ne
manner recommended In his letter Published IN tas
Journal Of Commerce few weeks ago The sheep we're
well washed, and shee-sd two days after. The tag ioeks
were then separated and The ieeees neatly lied up for
shipment TO England. The specimen shown rs Is very
Ace and clean And If saken sample OF the whole Ice
clip must D. very superior. Rochester Dem
SERIOUS AccIprST-A yocng man named MAJ
tn was Seriously Injured this forenoon In the cotton
house OF the Massachusetts Mills He taSinS co~r
some eaes OF COTTON which pued up in the house
when bale fell upon him from distance ofs1sn'yieei
he was carried &c the sosp.ta Ia feared ne IL To-
tured internally Tas bale O! which tel on MIN
weighed ave hundred pouads str Martin bad cny his
morning begun 10 work in The mil.
howell Courier, 18th.
ENIGSAsrs.-The Sritish bark Margaret which
arrived a. this port yesterday forenoon from Liverpool
ass tso hundred and ave s,ssge passeners snip Der
I'm which also arrived ye.tafsy forenoon from Liver
pool mas two hu ndred and forty fve. The bark Ho-
snee nom Soss srdRn, hiss ninety four-uakirg cta
Oh ave hundred nd forty four passengers arrived during
yesterday fo.ene ,or Boston Pos, July Is
SUICIDE OF FExALE.-In Dover n. e. on
srcoy evening last girl named Hannah Crshing do
esde tn the arai.y OF Mr.. Abel C. Smith Of Thai so~r
committed 'S eide By eaaS hsr threat from ga, TO ear
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SOLAR LAMPS, CAxpHEsE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GlAs-
DOLLS AND HALL LANTERNS -Dietz, Brother Il Co. No.
I3s wulam-s,. manufacturing aad have always on
hand full OF the above mentioned articles and
and various other goods In their une which they viii soil
ct Wholesale retail At low prices for ca,h. Iyll 2m
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From Key West.
Correspondence of the Boston Atlas.

Correspontenee OF the Boston Alas.
HEI WEST, June So,S, is&6.
The U. s. Revenue steamer McLane sailed from
this port on the 18th on a cruise in The Cali.
os arrived day o. Two since, from TarnpIco the
captain OF which reported port under blockade W the
s!oop-of-vlr ST. Mays The Revenue Gutter No vrts
Capt Walden arrived here Saturday Eight, The 2Itn
PSI open this letter 20 gay that Mexican Prvs;.er
taken two American vessels S. Antonio: ard that
the Revenue Cutter Morris Capt. Walden. viii SAL to-
MORROW, probably, IN search Of her.
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SoyM sTrIE OF SUxxEl HAT, SO 50.-GsnIn. IA
Broadway has introduced the novel ayls Of Summer bat,
made Of the materials and finished In the same man
biz celebrated Go1anssy Rat-e1renely light
Price 50 so. jels
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NibLos.-The new comic psn,omims Of Robert and Ber
trand has made decided Ar Cab lei has highly coo,ed
al In Robert The piece repeated this evsbiDR with
Rope dancing La Cachuchs by Marie Leon Javell-spd
The Bod uln Arabs In which the family perform feat. pever
yet attempted by any but themselves Burton and Plscde
appear lo-morrow-they wore warmly received on Wed
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sHr1urs Cor1T.-Joan Murphy ". Eds'sss Fingered
IL WI De teec!scsa ia so7eseizns were
taken NOE plaintiff ~ Capt Fitzgerald, Of The Al "sc
CsptF By police oecer named Peuus.: who 10 now IN
he STATE Prison 10: tia offence As ths money "" reT-
e. got back run Bennett, NJ. u entered ~ action
against capt % recover the .ou1t contspct9g inst
ne Vas ao.e The jury verdict in favor Of Pttlr;;S
FOR s0e o', oeisS ne claimed For paintf James
E1r ESQ Tor defendant, Messrs Brady and Maurice
las acted II good faith IL he discharge Of bis de-
o. ene ae acney vas stosa from bis pcosesso1 II 10 nj.
Tor tss ic35.l
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eAsps's SlzsifARILLL-Pnysio!oRy teachss as nt ua9
proeesa OF nutrition 10 all sn!mais .hst IL. nc
psercs has cor srmrd the doctrine f broaehsd
hafs century ago that ss,sspss ac' more dreeny ano
powerfully upon The v.no1s f1,ds inan any o I, ~ 49,.
Years Of .cesise experiment, .od is .dnee 20 DC ,os
powerful. eoocsnraird aso d n erse.
es Sc ssfofa. Lspro.y Ulcer. D'ss.e: Of ss s'9 , and
al d.o,ss &c. 1rfs sesot. sgssa
ousasea ~ ne subject 10 erupcye and oiher uppeas
sna o,.,, 10 feea.n,y cxpsren csd oy bois eans
ssd children IN SUMMIT VIII GO wen 70 'eA' 10"
Of tais v.lusble medicine. ia o.
,-o.yso and sold, wholesale and RETAIL 5x a. o. -
stE1s Druggss, 100 yuon-st corner OF "in,n, ~
- Sod also Il rs Broadway, u East snoea"S. ~
- pruss:,. generally Throughout ne Uned sa'es' lnes
* n.y 6oiIe- a.L botiso for Is
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A CARp-Dr BANNING would give notice that he hss
returned 10 the Guy, and will remain a, his Office H23
BrosaWay) during this week where he can be consulted
In reference TO his Body BRAGG from A. u. 10 P. b.
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~ TIE WAaERoUsiso BILL passed the Sen
s,s yes,erday-Yeas 81, Nays 20. Mr. WEsTsrR
voted yea, Notwithstanding his objections 10 some
features of the bill.
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LAW Courls.

MAINE CoCar-Beiore Judge sCu..h.-Stephen 4
ESr~eE II. vs. LegIs 4nr,eh-The pts.nlr e yoSrz
nan who came 70 the city vis and getting shoE o.
money spPliet 70 NJ. An.ich ewslcr, soi Chathsm-E
for loan upon geld watch. NJ. A gave hin. IN e1-
change for Il SIS ant silver watch win The privilege OF
redemption On The &c Jaly, setcs the .eri-
watch. oEerrS give the silver watch and refnrc
tse SIS eu; NJ A refused give & up saying he ongi;
70 have ece ocloek-thA: be keP, the watch o ina,
hocI aoc solo t. Action Is brought 20 recover ms Thue
tas 70 Do $50 and Damage. being detained Il he ely
verde; Tor Plxntc. $50. For pD Ny C. " Van COZ
his. For dot Ny. 7. Etasdale j.
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E Performsnces both afternoon and evening to-day Of
the Museum and the Living Wonders Fortune Letter he
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m Saratoga sprsnss.-W. A MusDELL' No,
x.-v,,,, Row. opposite u 3. Hots, always has The
~ the lases. date for sale, except when sold out.
.,, 80 hin, for the freshest news
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~ DR. TELI1 GouzAuD's IrALLAs ArpicA1t ID soAS'
Tor ihs positive cure and eradication q 81 sia
ssd Dear in mind only a. ohsin.i depot O. 49,,
m TaoK Roy Ao s ,G Roass soT c
erad!anng ruperauous hsEi Veg IMw Whi.s spd ,snoa,
oibsy ARTICLES for The tnsasf
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From the Union Of Tuesday. l4th.
Finance. of the United States.

Finances of the United States.
The following interesting document was this day
transmitted 70 the Senate Of the United States by
the Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury DEPARTMENT, July l3 1916.
Sra Herewith Is respectfully submitted an answer TO
much of the resolution OF the Senate OF the 29h OF
June last requires statement OF the revenue re.
ceived from the Tor The three first quarters Of
the present year. and the amount expected from mat
source for the fourth quarter.
Ii will be perceived that while In The 6rst quarter Of
the fiscal year terminating the 3O:h OF June, 1916
there OF 81 Gil 7s5 go, compared with the
corresponding quarter OF the preceding year and
while the received during the two months Of
the succesding quarter the date OF my annual report
Of December last,ver nearly corresponded With the
amount received during the period OF the same
quarter OF the preceding the amount received dur
Ing the last quarters Of the hscs year. temins,-
log the goth Of June 1916 exceeded that received
during the corresponding quarters Of the preceding
year sl,UiOOOO
That Is while during the arst Eve months OF the e,cal
year terminating The 3oth June, $40 which had claps
the date OF annual report OF December last there
was dlnnut!on OF the revenue nom customs as COM
pared with the first Ave months OF the preceding hca
wear OF nearly millions OF dollars yet In the seven
last months the asca year. terminating The Both Of
June 1896 there increase OF the revenue coupaT
cd with the corresponding seven months OF the preceding
wear OF about 81 Gao 600 thus raising the aggregate rev.
erue year ending 3oh June 1886, 10 Slo AZ
where's If The decrease OF FOR the last
months that year had coTesponded In the same ratio
with The rst months il would have reduced the rev.
HSca! terminating on the SUth OF
s4s 10 S23 500 GEO. Instead Of S2i 500 0c0 esti
49,. BY this department IN December last.
I'm. ->ceipy from customs !or the tscs year terminal
~ an hs a,h OF June, lsi5. and for the first three
NJ the a,cI year ending the 10th OK June, lc46
rfven tom he ctcaI returus FOR moneys actually paid
into the treasury.
The Official for moneys actually pa.t Into the
treasury for the last quarter OF the tscs ending
The 3oS Of June 1886 are not fully completed. but
vsry only very small from the amount given IN the
estimate OF Sc. 10000
I, will be perceived that tie receipts into he treasury
nom custom, from the dsea year ending on tho Son June,
ss are less than receipts for the
rsns,nser of the Information called for u IN the
81 a-.os,a,,oa and will IN few days be COM
u:uncated 10 the Senate ,,-..
Mos, respectfully -FOUR ooed.ens servant,
r WALKER Secretary 81 The Treasury.
ruo, Gxoxar ~ DALLAS Vice President o! the
LATED States and PresdenI oil ne Senale'
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r5-rHz rrnusz hregus1ty served al the dwellings ma
z;.s,y u sss Ledger Sglssgs tSs agent for hal City,
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- SEE OUTSIDE OF ro.DAY,s PAPER.

~ TIooelrs esd Others leaving the City II tho ets.-
soon sreinforpaed that Epetns Edition I< IrtsHI
= printed every day. containing the Stock sGes MAJ
lsta News BIZ the southern mall, &c. up TO 8 oeoeI-
By tnour,ng Of tho Sew.eo7s for che Eventns Edition
Of The Tribune every VIII be able 10 take Win nun
,As la.es. news up TO the time Of leaving The Cty
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formed by Mr. Headeys publishers that four editions OF
this work have already passed through press and that tho
sale still Increases.
~ The semi annual examination OF the Pupiis
otthe Sew-York IrstHon for the Blind will take place
this afternoon at o'clock and be continued through INC
tay and tomorrow. commencing al 9 A 81 anc d. r
NJ TIE exerc!res on Thursday and on Friday morning
will be confined TO the literary department VI ii''
afternoon they will Do chiefly musical! BY request Oh u"
managers Rev Dr. Mcvcksr, OF Columbia College fto
.sor T.yler Lewis Of The University and Professor IL
Ham Turner. OF the Union theological seminary nave
consented 10 be present and supervise the literary exam
nation and Messrs. TiEm, SchArfsnoufg ana Ill! VIZ
ns-6orp, tb, part In tie musical department. The public
are respectfully invited 10 attend
y,,nk Browns line Of olnnboIes will convey visitors
70 and from the Institution ri.hsu. extra charge.
TIMELY KiNDsK:s.-It il one OF the compensa
tons OF sudden misfortune that the sufferer Ia thereby
made acquainted with the generous and noble qualities Of
frieats. circumstance worth recording as .ustra-
i've Of this remark and NOS. honorable 10 the parties con-
cernet, has Just been mentioned to The morning on
which large Plano Establishment Of Mes,.s stodart
Durham destroyed by FIRE Mr. Eooer, Nunns OF the
firm Of Sunns Clark Ptanoforte-Makers, called upon
Mr. sotart and aer expressing his regret at bis loss and
rearkrg apoA their long acquaintance, sad Anything
,aa. our establishment, aorc FOR your accommodation
or any tat any render you is freely az
your service Such nobeness otcontuc., which also
srnulatsd By Ae,ars. Mum Fischer and NJ. James
Prison needs 10 comment beyond the statsen, OF
The facts.
Y The Psnofore Factory which was burnt a
few tay. since Vas that Of stodar. Durham, and
s;od.,. & Worcester, stated. Mr. worcesters es-
.abltstnent 1. n Sd avenue.
Y The very beautiful Original Painting Of the
Virgin and Child, By schtone, NJ. Ch-stadcros andsr
As.o. House, for which he only a,ks s5oo-and t Is
brilliant gem-was bought 81 Watt, Curiohty SHOP
l02 Sa.sags: for eight dollars. he also sold s7enoi'
Nuo FOR S5 ,ha: il now valued At 1850 sH1 DF. IL
Z.zdi purchased OF him book. above leo years oo. ma
had all the sDgravnss OF the Steam Engine aN
every thing .ppertaintng, now Used; TIE ''e
qualier's Philosophy. 2 vol 4,o, l744-'-
CRY CogvEyT1os-A, the hitting last evening
resolutions were offered Inquire " to ne expense OF
keeping and pub ishins Jousna-or me appointment oy
ths CRY OF Bureau of in,sranee-or tss expectancy Oh
.boshas the Superior courtfor hs election Of heads Of
t.pu.r, soz three ysass-iu fyas sf the City Lssys'
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ERoM TIE BIO aRANDE.

We 1--WE below. from the National Intelligence
the principal portions Of letter received oy mem
Der of Congress from Inc Seat Of Wa hoon;aini
much tina, i. interesting II the present state OF A.
fairs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-06

NEW YORK and MARSEILLES Line
~ OF Packets.-The aforementioned ships
will leave New York on the LIST, and Marseilles
on the 10th of each month of the year, follows:
FROM NEW YORK. FL #hI t
Ship Arcole new Evelsigh, LIST January and June.
Ship Castor, Coulter, LIST February and July. ff9u
Ship Nebraska, (newD Watson, LIST March and August.
Ship Prince de yonvile, (new Lawrence LIST April and
September. o.f" '
Ship Missouri, sihester LIST May and October.
FROM MARsEILLEs. ..taa a@+.J b.
Ship Arcole new Evelegh, 10th March and August
Ship CASTOR, Coulter, 10th April ar. september.
Ship Nebraska, (new Watson, 10th May and October,
Ship Prince de Joinville (new) Lawrence 10th June
and November. g.. U.t f-tHn.
Ship Missouri, shester, 10th July and December g
These are all fastsailing, coppered, and copper
fastened vessels, and commanded by men Of expe-
rlence. Their accommodations for passengers are
all that need be desired in point of comfort and
venience, having excellent state-room accommoda-
tons. e. .... e...#
Punctualty in the days of sailing from both ports
may be relied on. - r...r.s $500, = !.
Goods addressed to the agents will be forwarded
free of other charges than those actually paid 1
For freight or passage apply to se I'd,
CHAMBERLAIN 4 PHELPS, Proprietors,
100 Front street; or to .-,,
BOYD Il HINCKEN, Agents,
9Tontine buildings, .
corner Wall and Water streets, New York.
March ely m mma,....h..