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\ step in the Risht Dircction-The toN'rh-
ment and the Press oi Ln2'"h" "o'"~
Justice TO Canada.

Justice 10 tAnanh'
laadispatch. Earl Cry fo che Governor -Ien'''.
.f Canada dated ,h '., aud which has been Fa'.'aed
iu N.nr-cai. ue mud ttc following passages
-f am commanded by Her Majesty to inform yo.r
'orl-hlr That while ,ae na. received VIVA very -r."
concern tho i1fe ,-euce uf these ifq.orah' events
they have nor impaired the confidence Nmch HOT
Nl l.e-ty has h,Atrfo i'lf 90 you. iu--it ana .
all tltr -le continue 81 res iri y.-f ' '
'he l1air- o The lro ncc BE- mer,ns Nfs cni' 'tt'o
baton
Giving upon your devotion fo the interests ot Ca
uar -.a assured rnnr you W. NOT boz iniuccd ny tnc
urf.rf4nat. Occurrences wll.l lt.r taken f-'i'. IT'D
r.-.r, from -ha .i-h ntrf which flr Queen has 0r'
pleased to Iufru.f 20 you. slt vlrl. nom i.' t'i'
-ae puts upon ylGr past -'rs.e-, D. is htf Majesty
an,Iaus vi.h THAT you should retain.
- Toon fhe ,ct ~ -hs Provncs. Parliament. which
hn. Afforded s rrsteNf fnr Pho oltr1-t- wricl lAfr
.e,n committed 10 tre .4f' ot her Majesty -'f
wants o. reserve their Judgment unit. "t -at. 'r D"
secession ci tf i lr.r rmation NilA 0N ti -i' .o
expect ls 90 if- character aut d. Ifc',
HaI "a former Bru-h Ministry hr-itatet longer h"-
fore sanctioned the usurpatIan- and violence oi ~r
Frarci. Head and added his nare 'o ibe is, oi British
8arouets - reward .or series of acis IN aFo"ed
defiance % iis own Instructions 90 h.m. the TINS
newspaper would not har. % acknowledge, AS %
does. tnsf those WI. opposed Sir func.s. and his
chief air,-er Judge sullivan were r.hru- ior free
ana equal institutions and iha, he trlc rt1r- 40 -li,
the c ue Who pro, okci 'he people 90 resistance
THE appointment of Mr Draper 20 tle Queens Bench.
by Nessrs Pap.ueau Y.ccr ana their Tory coail.'ors
and of Mr. sullivan Who urged ~.r Francis Head to
take course now sc,n 90 have been both weak and
wicked the of Judge Jones. uy his former
lav partner and relative Mr. Baldwin tss.-tcd by the
counsel of Ne--rs Prince Ilincs- and their REFORMING
co'icaCue-l when taken ia conueNion with Nessrs.
sullivan and Diapers memorable advice % Sir George
Arthur 10 iac cases cf Samuel Loua' and Peter Mat
thcs receives from che leading organ Of the Govern
ment OF England in l-i9, the following rcproof which
the page Of history in future years VIII abunianty
confirm
From iie mes London. Nsy D.
In Canada We behold an oigsrchy. which has long
revccd in the plumber oi Province. lab0ung % over
agsc senate o. bully Governor. 20 paray MAJOR
'y. and 20 degrade people merely tia, they may
again monopole office and divide official booty. The
Rebels OF 80 were patriotic and honorable men com
pared with their present opponents. The former
-ht Tor free and equal u-ftluons the latter pr the
a-cendancy oi faction and race. The tfue Rebels
are those who having provoked the Rebellion OF -37
now show how unfit they ever were to govern ny rc
1r.ln. themselves the moment they cease 90 be- pot
for obedience.
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Nr. Graham's Non-acceptance Of the Mission
to spain.

WAsHlNcroN, Saturday June O.
Hon. WIN. A. GRAHAM of North Carolina, has
declined the acceptance OF the Mission to spain.
Mcssrs. STANLEY and BAERiNGER Of y {. are the next
most prominent apphcants
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Fire In PhilndeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, juno e-l2 VI
A stable and two horses together with two
fromc dwellings in Hurst 81. below Lombardst were
consumed by fire at 10 O'Clock this morning Supposed
to be the work Of an ncendiary
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Gen. Gaines.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, June 9.
The War Department has received dspatch
from New Orleans, announcing the death oi Gen
Gaines. after an Hess Of but hour and sixteen min
utes-supposed from Cholera.
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The Cholera in Boston.

BosroN Saturday juno lam
W.R. Fisher. periodical dealer IN this City,
was seized with the Cholera IN his store last evening
and died in six hours afterward. One or two more
cases wore reDortcd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

STATE oF THE CITY.-The SWn OF Saturday
contained an article indicating that the Departments
charged with the cleaning Of the City, are deficient in
the Performance Of their arduous and responsible du
iies We are credibly informed that they doing
everything in the power Of men to get all parts Of this
unfortunate metropolis into state OF wholesome clean
hness and that 50 far their efforts have been cicien
ana successful Much yet remains to be done, but
'nose VINO are well acquainted with the facts assure US
s' the City has not been clean at any time
these ten years
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ 1Eo' l.. WHITNEY, Esq Editor of the On.
'%D A'Io'a0rs having been appointed Postmaster at
O"'shdsgua' hs. withdrawn from the Repository and
states that the services OF gentleman abundantly
qu~"ed 70 conduct II have been engaged" The RspOs
S''y rs among our very best weekly exchanges.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

NDiANA.-The Wings Of Vermilon County
nave presented Hon. EDwASD w. MoGAucmEY 10 the
"''ne Convention their first choice for Copgross
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From tie Tine. Iorsoa. v,y D.
Things in Lewis County-Annunl Meeting of
the l.. &. Bible society Di-fribuiiOn-
$500 Circus ARRAY Lightning Plank
Rand..
Correspondence of The Tribune.

LowvGLLc, June %. l~i9
The annual meeting of the Lewis County Bible
society was held in this place short time since when
the report Of the Secretary and Agents elected many
interesting facts Without detailing too much that ID
merely local. the following statistics think are worthy
OF the attention OF other counties
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ Water Cure.-Dr. MEEKERs Orange Mountain
Water Cure establishment al South Orange, y rs nov
open for the reception Of patients The ss ~
OF the desirable oc ATOMS for me precuce Of he
Water Cure, and il fted up IN very superior manner,
having private baths sttached the patients rooms Inc
o'clock NJ and 4 P NJ daily. reaching South Orange In
hour Letters for circulars addressed 10 Dr. MstksS
. above Jcf III
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ Gen : F. CAREY Of Cincinnati, one Of the
most eloquent and perseverng advocates Of Total Abst
uence will address the citizens of -er County on the
evils =. In,emperance and the Liquor Trahe at Kings
ton tomorrow evening Those who attend will be
richly rewarded.
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- ,plT PAPFK FOK IfF I'II = n : = TIIII-
Nhki n.l,, iIorning NJ the low puce oi = Esr
hshed ever Eiehi copies FOR SO. or twenty copies
sns "a he paper IN no case continued beyond the Time
Tor wnlen u y 'GRFELYY : McELRATH. PpbhsheI,.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
nnnrd of iicnlth

Honrd Of HcnIth. - hOAF' JN-' Y
Dr Geer the Resident Physician reports 80
= ..s of Cholera and 10 dcsihs, a. having occurred
since hi. report Of yesterday 30 Of which have been re
,a hv pby.icsus IN private practice, and lO in the
ren,,e.st Hospital Deaths-l0 IN private practice and
in the Hospital lSigned oy the ho"'u'l
The total number OF cases since the appearance OF the
.o,deuaic Nav l7-nearly month"; 3lO' deaths Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

II The steamer Tennessee Capt COLLINS,
rrNed on Saturday from Savannah, Geo. whence
'he sailed on Wednesday the 9TH inst We are indebted
70 oar friends of the SarannaA Republican for late pa
pcrs.
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~ We have the announcement OF The
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY, June %. lsi1.
RuM.-Thomns Norton and wife habitual drunk
ard- were found by one OF the Fourth Ward officers,
last evening the basement OF house No. 81 Cherry.
st. The wife dead with her infant at the breast and
the husband in a dying condition. lie was taken to
the Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

TIE STEAMER ENPIRE.-This Inflated steamer
now lies in the North River Jersey City supported
by two small vessels. Arrangements will soon be made
20 raise her sufficiently tree the lower cabins OF the
water with which they are hllei
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

" AT the Charter Election in Canandaigu.
." ne 4th' the whole Wing ticket was elected by su
average msjority Of a.
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" The soldiers Of the Hapts' Pyr,aecs in

.ith Regiment had agreed 10 vote the Democratic
ticket The officers took measures 20 have but small
number together and the great majority lost their vote
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ Hon. TRUSAS SMITH. Gen Twlees. sens.
'of DICKINSON and Gov. vAncK are now in Washing
ton '"s
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THE CREyAssE.-The works constructed with
view close the crevasse have been nearly all swept
away and the volume OF water has of course. IN
creased The breach viii continue 20 become wider
and unless II Is stopped speedily, even Campst may
not escape inundatiou.
Capt Grant arrived In town this morning from the
crcvasse, having abandoned the works n O. Pic lst
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~ a soldier nsmet Sara, for the same sct
was pu, into the f55ayl" then sent q Encenne- aud
deprived OF hi- vote Tie wa- questioned how be- ob
tanned tho N.t. bur refused - tell At tho same time
the Colonel was dstr utng Beact.onary LETS through
out the Regiment
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

MuycAL.-ssrakoschi j, playing at Albany tho
papers speak very highly OF hi- performances Arnold
Ross Cors Mach and several others OF the late Opera
troupe are also giving Concerts there with much sue
cess The latter company are bound on tour West
ward.
NEW CHOLERA REMEDY.-Whethcr this isul
phurJ remedy possesses all the virtues attributed q
H. the sale of il by the different drug establishments
M the city Is unprecedently large. The public ap
pear 10 have the utmost confidence IN its efficacy.
Chicago Dem.
FAMINE AT GAsrE.-The papers contain reports
Of famine prevailing at Gaspe. Two persons have al
ready died of star alton and many others arc in mOs
caicchled state, and are not expected "a live Des
patches have been sent to the Executive tor assistance
Toronto Globe June b.
t9- The Toronto Giobe says that the sentence
of DR. Dill has been commuted tO imprisonment Tor
life in the Provincial Penitentiary II will be recoect
ed that This individual sentenced 10 be hung few
weeks ago for rape committed upon patient
SHOCKING DEArH.-Clarssa Brooks, a little
daughter Of Gr0-venor Brooks OF Kecne between 10
and years old bitten by her fathers dog on the
llth Of May, and has since died OF hydrophbla-
TT The Fr9nkf,n Ysomop the most respect
able Loco f0co paper IN the state OF Kentucky IL sd
yocat.ng homestead exemption law, with zeal and
marked ability
~ A little child only one year old was run
over by the train the railroad near Rochester on
Thursday last, and one o It's legs was completely sev
cred from is body
MELANCHoLf.-We understand that Hon. Wal
ter Blair Judge Of Probate for Grafton Go. committed
suicide on wednesday last near his residence In Ply
mouth Concord (N. III Reporter.
~ Hon Warrington Hunt passed through this
village Friday last his way 10 Portage, 10 visit
his father who is suffering under apopehc ht
Mt Morris Union.
~ Rev. HENRY GlLEs, the brilliant and cele-
1rated lecturer is to preach regularly 10 the Unitarian
Society OF Calais Ne
~ Joseph c Corwin has been found guilty OF
murder In the second degree Al Newark n j. and sen
fenced to the state Prison Tor ten years
ENEcUrIOS Two negro men were hung in
Fayette County ~ last week, for a murder, which
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

81. .xw-YoRE DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLIshS'
EVERY MosSiSe tsUSpAYs EHoEPrtDl
. rh. Tribune PaiIdinR-, corner OF cp'u''
ard Nassau streets, opposite the tiI, '''.,,
= ,.,,verea TO Cify Subscribers for ~ -< Ic, =,
No !. When they prefer, they pay 10 , s.
weck ior az months or wear al the same rae '' gu
he % se Dsss Two Cents Mail Subscribers Five ponarS H.
snunrn in advance Sunscnpugns tase 5yspce required
~ sychanges with Country Newspapeis ,bsn bose
~ s,esves Al this ofhce whose terms are s,'c n,a
- Tts Tribune. NOT allowed any ., h,,h in
~ A. Advertisements inserted 10 ms P"P' 'ff
,hs Monlng and Evening Editions
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ Wafer-Cure Insritutes.-Ds TsALL receives
patents al his connodiOus city establishment ID
one door from s. Johns Payk, and 81 Oyster Bay L. de
has also competent assistants Tor outdoor practice Coz
saltsaoas verbal or by letter, IS. HJS Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

u The Richmond Vhig has appeared In a
new and neat typographical dTes'-the type from
Bruce Foundry in this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

TTHE SUSSEX HOME JOURNAL, neat non
partisan weekly has Just been started by J. L. Barlow
AZ Deckertown. y j. From what we know Of its loca-
TON. we fear it, success VIII not equal ts merits.
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GLEANlyGS FROM FRENCH JOURNALS.
-rna''.,-i -'Pr---.y fa' Tee Trsa-- :
u ,RMr -A.n IL -ELrcr1n.


Lieutenant ol the 25fh Regiment stationed
at Paris sent the Democratic Lets q candds,c, Tor h-
Department % oi h- com airo.- aai sss a once
put under arrest for the ofen-e
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

PARsoS BKoVvsLow.-Rev. w. Il browhio"
has ceased 70 publish the Wing at Jonesborousn lem:
and removed 10 Knoxville where he has commenced
new paper styled BroDniO~'' Wh|s OF course me
- I'm discuss Politics, Internal improvements
p.,..s,,r q. with his accustomed freedom and fear
,s. II will he recollected that be has Just recov'
-. -, ,b,. b,ovys Of cowardy Jonesborough rui
49,. had h,cn denounced by the Rev editor OF the
nl, -. a., American deserter in Mexico. The Farson
, h,r,. dcsance st the "miscreant,' who assaulted
him in the streets Of Joncsborough in such dangerous
manner. The W1,g, at its new location VIII be "S
ultra a. ever in its politics, and the Disunion Loco
Focos OF Tennessee will find in Mr. B. an uneompro-
missing opponent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

ry- A Fruit Growers Convention is to be held
at Montpelier, " On Thursday the 18th OF October
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
~ An officer Of the French Army who was

y =
III made powerful impression on rs 20 hear the
music Of the Italian bands daring the battle playing La
MlyseNaise and L. Chan' de- Dpart. These airs hled
US with the deepest sadnes
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weather, &C.

CLEVELAND, ONO, ShtuIuHy, JUNO y
Reccjpfs bs the Ohio Canai at Clereland yesfer-
foy. Jnne s-FLouR 50 bbls WHEAT, 5,l9O bushels
Cons. 1892 do ASHES. 2343 lbs Pork 30 bbls BuT
TER l. 695 lbs LAID 29iJ do BACON, 1890 do. There
po news stirring of moment The weather is fair and
pleasant, and the city free from cholera
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

(Y- An attempt was made last week 10 ourn
Hollis Church, Boston. Several Qtoer ~'u0Vess'u
attempts VI ths kind had been made before
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~ It's said tbst subscription has bee

~ II IS SAID thst p subscription has been
opened among the soldiers in the Army OF the Alps H.
aid Of their comrades who have been imprisoned for
their adherence 70 the Democratic and Socialist cause
The same measure wa 10 bc taken by the Army at
Paris 1t gives great pleasure. says the Ry451c1ia
ds Lv0Hs thus 70 the sentiment Of unity and soil
darity gaining ground among the soldiers OF the Re
public.
~ We have the announcement OF the death
OF Madame RrcANIER the friend Of Balanchc and Of
Chaieaubraud. whose salons for so many years were
the general rendezvous OF the most distinguished poll
tcians and men Of letters.
~ Out Of 80 electors at Deppe belonging to
the Army. 45 voted for LRDRu.RoLLIN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
THE SEnTI-wEEKLY 4
,rrW-YoRK WEEKLY ThIbUEL,

1. published every Heeae'ca, so.,,.'s s"3 r., s.
Pnee A. per annum. Two copies ''
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GENERAL NOTICES.
rT- FOwIers & Wells, Phren oil ogists and
Publishers. Clinton Hall l3l Nassau-sl near The PARK


~ Mrs. vi. -. Cove Nichols, Wster-Cure Physi-
clan l6 Lexin gOnav Consul from 10 A NJ 70
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BOARDING.

DOARDIN BROOKLNN.-Af few gentlemen can
ID he nrcommod st.d with rooms, FURNISHED or uniut.
nished with breakfast aud tea In healthy locsuon, ~
Alantc-st eight minutes VAIN from me Soutn FetIy-
References exchanged Also the four basement rooms to
lei for professional gentleman. Jes y
BOARDING AGENCN.-Ofhc SO Nassau, "a ho'r
DStrsugers and others wishing board furnished OF un
furnished ,rooms IN New-York. Brooklyn. Jersey Iuy,
Hoboken and yicne may apply above free OF charge
and they Who inmates VIII do well TO register theu
addresses IN the Office. )ee u
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

VIZ STEPHENS SON, 100 John-st manufacturers Of
w. Fourdyiuer wires which arc warranted eQnal TO
the beat imported and the beat tenns Cylinders and
dandy rolls covered in improved manner Also
every description Of wire work 4.
myls lm' U, Dh WV NSsoA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

DOARDING-For gentlemen and their wives toilet,
ID TWO large airy parors also. several airy bedrooms
for single gentlemen with without board; also, the
privilege of a warm and cold bath. Persons wishing
pleasant home would do weto cal! al 20 sprngs near Ie
ROwery JED I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

DOARD.-Three or four single gentlemen OF families
Dean be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board,
by applying At l47 Hudson.st opposite ST. Johns Park
leg lkss
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DOARDINc.-Pleasantr rooms with board can be oh
Daned either furnished unfurnished, for one o two
gentlemen and their wives and lew single genilemen o.
IL Lud place HOuston-st) corner MacdOugalst Tho
hon sc contains all the modern improvements leo jteOd'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

DOARD-For gentleman and wife, or single genie
Omen can be- had at l2l Mercerst next door but one
above Punce-st desirable location. Reference eA'
-hs,ged iea 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

| civ ot New York or Brooklyn-A gentleman having
had the charge choir of singers for several years
thriving country village, Odors has services 'ro'
or bass singer IN choir OF singers IN either eiy Tue oes
Of CITY reference given to character Address l. ~
A. his Office during this week, stating where An
interview may be had leo ~
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

TIME undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have become propre,ors VI the
above and splendid Hotel III #
The Adams House erected during the past season 10
supply obvious demand for increased aud superior nc
street within Eve minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depots, and the business srctons OF the
city adjacent 10 the Park and the Cupola commands
beautiful view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed ater the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister the
comfort and convenience Of fhe traveller and tile
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him intro
cuce many improvements which yet peculiar 10
this establishment. 1t is built of Quincy granite, and con
lains One Hundred and Fifty Rooms conveniently arrang
ed in suits and single apartments wNk ventilated and sup.
Piled with abundance nf pure solt water.
The Furniture made order from the patterns
with special regard welt 10 comfort and al
luxury and spleidor.
Our Table will be supplied with all the iuxurss 81 the
season. and pledge ourselves the Pissr raItes
the season shall be found upon il. t.r
We have devoted usrsrnl attention 10 the selection OF
servana, and our gnesr may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. .'ag- Fl ..t ''tt'
Porters will be In readnts the varoua Depos 10 take
charge of Baggage aud provide Carriages guests
The pfopretorH trust BY sici attention the
guests TO merit sare Of patronage, assuring all who may
favor them with a visit that nothing shall be wanting
their part to render the ADAMS lousk second In
the Union L. 4 w y ADAMS, PropristoYs
L. ADAMS JR., r. ~
Wal 7. ADAssN .-.
Adams House. Boston, ...r.
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Harden 4 Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
HAVING Disclosed Of their interest IN the Express bt
Ill tween New York and Boston, beg to hiof,n ihe'r
friends AMI Tie public that thes viii devote sir agniun
particularly 10 ihe Exchange shipping, anu commission
husiness In counexon With their Liverpool anil boston
Houses and AgeDcies AT London, Pallsl and iiaNre
The facilities thai have been offered by the susscrbers
the mast few years iDr The execution OF London and Paris
orders are now very mueh Increased through the direct
line Of steamers from New York.
Orders lor pt he made IN England, France, and
other parts 81 Europe Will be executed, amt upon the most
reasonable terms, by agents Cash advanced and
cres given for the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular att nou pai TO entering and clearing goods II
The New York and Boston cutom houses, and forwarding
with the utmost despatch
Exchange at sight, in sums to suit constantly FOR sale in
LoHdon, Liverpool, and Paris.
Offices No. Wall street. New York No. Court street,
Boston; M, Cook street, and 60 Waterloo ro Liver.
pool. lIARNDEN q co
N H. Our firm in Liverpool continues 10 give every at
tenoh 10 the forwarding Of all kinds OF Merchandise upon
Tie most reasonable terms by steamers and sailing ships to
NIL parts OF the world
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MORNING LINE,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAI11
MORE RAILROAD
Via Wilmington, Newark, Elkion, Hayre de Grace, So will
leave the depot Eleventh and Market streets, dais excerpt
Sqadsy, - A. NJ.
AFTERNOON LINE
Wis New Castle and frenchown.
Tlr steaubca ONO, Capt Davis will leave Dock Eircs
wharf, daily sscrnt Sunday, Al IL 7. NJ
NIGHT LINE.
Fer Fiilidolpht, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
will tarr e depot llta anl Market streets, daily, u
O'Clock. A. NJ
IN, Msii Lines will leave Baltimore for Phaelpha II
\. NJ and T. NJ per Ralroad, and O'Clock, r. NJ. h,
Steamboat.
SUNDAY MAIL LINE. 3~.a
The only Line for Baltimore Sunday, will leave the
depot, ] Ia and Market street, at 10 r. NJ.
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking the
selts iu the cars,
WHEELING AND rrrTSBGRG.
Tickets through to Wheeling or Pitsburs, be procur
eli at the depot, on board the steamboat
Fare to Pittsbirg sl2 to Wheeling si3
NOTiCE--A baggage by the above lines is entirely at
the owners riatf md passengers expressly prohibited
from taxing anything baggage, but their wearing apparel
80 lbs, Of luggage allowed each passenger,
octs-dly q. n. HUDDElL, Agent
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p AV ILION N,
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.

NJ NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
TIME Proprietor bcgs to inform his friends and
the public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erected a large building contain.
ing 30 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body of tho Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only they are Of a comfor
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects 10 those which are generally demo-
minated single rooms in tho various watering pla-
ccs throughout the country.
The Proprietor Is now ready to treat with fami.
lies or parties wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed to him at the City IIo.
tel, Broadway, will be Immediately attended to
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at The following hours, viz.
From Nsic Brighton. From North Pier, N. York.
AT Q and IL AM. At9, PM. and 49,.
q" 5 30, PM. 3 Ia, S, 4 6, Pm.
Moro frequent communications will be sstab.
lished as tho season advances.
The Pavilion 10 ready for the reception Of com
psny. r, BLANCHARD,