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The New York herald., 1851-09-30
OoPARTs sHsHIP HoTIoEs.

NOTICE THE CoPARrNERsuIP HEREToroaT
existing uncer the and style sf Merrill ilmor
this day dissolved b. mutual consent. .lsIgnedJ
q H. MtRsILL,
..,.-, - CHARLHs r. GItMoR.
The business will be carried on al the old stand asa Fu
tor street opposite Washington Market BY q. n. Merrill
each. a M wERRiII
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

redu cton In prices at Htshcook Leadteae s.T Bro,s
way corner OF Leonsrd tfreet where iadv will f,d the
best s.sorent % silks Cashmere and worsted Plads De
lhinf, shawls, Cloaks, &c. In the ety.
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The Tragedy at pen,,eld.

ROCHESTER, Tuesday, January o.
Coroner Pulls held inquest upon the bodies
of Miss Sarah Sharp and John Everett yesterday
in Penied. Everett was brother in-law of Miss
Sharp, and had for several years illicit intercourse
with her A man by the name of Charles Edwards
had lately become intimate with Miss Sharp
which created jealousy on the part OF Everett
who contemplated destruction. The evening of the
murder he sharpened up jack-knfe, and proceeded
to the residence OF Mr.. Campbell, where Miss
Sharp was Edwards was also at Mr.. Campbell's
house. Everett lurked about the house outside,
watching to see if Edwards and Miss Sharp were
intimate. About eight o'clock she went out the
door and but inmate after scream was heard,
when Campbell and Edwards went out and found
Miss Sharp's throat severed from ear to ear, and
Everett in the same condition. Everett was about
forty years of age, and Miss Sharp about thirty.
The following communication was found in Ever.
ett's pocket, by which it seems he contemplated
his own destruction: "My God Sarah could |
ever believe unless | had seen with my own eyes
never did think Of seeing you letting such man,
so diminuttUe a man, take my privilege that you
have promised me so much My God Sarah, |
had rather be dead twice; he will drive me mad
You don't know my feelings. see every notion
l see where you parted-I see that kiss. You
made my feelings mad, and for this | de."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10
NEW ORLEANS, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1851
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

Shaksperian library of romance. We know what
we say when we are uttering this; but we are con-
fdent that Charles Lamb, mindful of the old lta,
lian tales and the many posthumous efforts OF
others, would confirm it. Mrs. Clarke, to whose
industry we are indebted for that gift to scholars,
the Concordance" has read something besides
the letter Of Shakespeare She has not buled he.
self in antiquariansm; but the Old has taught he'
the truest of its Lessons To reverence the New. She
reads life win shak'psrian sympathes; ;s we VIII VII
not say with powers-they are not neeoed, ,ne
sympathy is enough in this undertaking, which is
to follow, not to lead. We can conceive nothing.
more gentle or amable than this ladys picture OF
the parentage, youth, and nurture OF Portia. Ii is
the transcript Of pure, happy, confding nature
The description is cbaste and beautiful the humor
quiet and subordinate. the character and sentiment
on the side of reform and good example. 1t is a
very pretty story how Porta came to date her man
dates from Belmont, and how she came to be so
learned in the law. AT first sight there appears
little material in "the Girlhood of Shakespeare 8
Heroines," but this ins,alment of Mrs. Clarke 3
work gives us no fear for the sequel. The success
sve numbers will be delightful reading to the
"virgins and youths and all whose hearts are
mt worn ont, r
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Supreme Court of the United States.

WEDNESDAY, January ~ 1S0l.
Jesse 2. Bishop, Esq, OF OHIO, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
syf No. 3d. M. nj. Robinson ct al. Us. W. j.
Minor ct al. On appeal from the Circuit Court of
the United States for Mississippi. Mr.. Justice
Mclean delivered the opinion Of this Court, affirm
ing the decree of the said Circuit Court in this
cause with costs.
No. so. J. Brooks Us. s. Norris. In error to the
Supreme Court of Louisiana. Mr.. Chief Justice
fancy delivered the opinion of this Court, dismiss.
ing this writ of error with costs, on the ground that
it was barred by the limitation prescribed by the
act of Congress-
No. 62. s. GRATIS executors, appellants, u.s. S
M. Cohen ct al The argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Reed for the appellants and
continued by Mr.. Budd for the appellees.
Adjourned until tomorrow II o o'clock AM
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.

Succession Of JOHN B.4LTY.... BY @. Lobran0, I'D
minis trator. VS.. .3dotph... No. 1898.
pY virtue of writ of II ia. to me directed by
- the onorab D Byrne, First Justice of the Peace
Parish Of orleans. will proceed to sell pubie auction.
FRIDAY the 18th day OF February, s5l at IL oclock
the premises, between Religious and TchouptouIas,
fro ing Robin street
title and inere Of CONRAD ADOLPH in and certain
entered nO between him and JOIN BALrY the 18th De-
eember ls49 for four arng years and
eleven months the rent for the current and the next
payable monthly, and the urh year hundred and
eighty dollars in equal payments, monthly. hui dings
by the lessee remain to the benefit OF lessor at the
expiration Of the lease.
The deposited at the office of the Constable for the
Inspection of purchasers, and will be read in full at the
of sale.
Sized in the above suit.
~ Terms and conditions. cash:
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FIRST Dry Goops SALE.-The New York Pos
Of "Wednesday evsning saws:

FIRST Dry GOODS SALE.-The New York Post
of Wednesday evening says:
F." An exciting scene was exhibited this morning
at the sales rooms of Messrs. Hagerty, Draper q
Jones. The stock of the Portsmouth Company's
lawns was offered at auction to a very large com
pany, congregated from all parts of the country,
distant well near. and the catalogue excited
considerable competition. The sales realized an
average of thirteen and half cents, embracing a
range OF twelve and alf to fourteen and half,
which highly satisfactory prices.
"The goods were superior to any previously
produced in the domestic Market which is one
cause Of the high prices realized, which are thirty
per cent. above the prices realized at the opening
sale of last year This sale takes the lead, and
will be followed close up by other public sales and
great activity in private. Country buyers are now
here
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On Monday evening pretty young lady, hand
somey DIRE ssed, called at the jewery store of Mr..
J. Alexander Simpson, in Second street, below
Market, and purchased gold ring, valued at five
dollars. She appeared to be very much of lady.
her departure. On Tuesday morning, at an early
hour, just the store about to be opened,
another young lady called, and sought an interview
with the proprietor She asked him if young
lady had purchased ring there on the previous
evening, and if so what kind of money she paid for
It, On receiving an answer, her worst fears were
realized-she burst out crying. This strange ad-
venture excited the surprise of Mr.. Simpson, as
well as his sympathy and he endeavored to the
best of his ability to calm the feelings of the
fair one.
The conversation which subsequently ensued de-
veloped the facts that the young lady who had pur-
chased the ring was a sister to the present one,
was OF a respectable family, moved in the higher
circles OF fashion, but unfortunately had not quite
enough money to keep up appearances so as to
mlngle with the upper ten. In an unguarded mo-
ment she stole the sum of one hundred dollars from
warm hearted friend, and five of which was spen,
for the ring aforesaid. The store-keeper refunded
the five dollar note, and the young lady gave the
ring to him. she having obtained it from her erring
sister shortly after it was purchased The proba.
bty is that legal proceedings will not be insti-
tuted, and the young lady who has made the false
step may reform and never be publicly exposed
She may not be the only one who has stolen money
to crafty false pride, there is less venalty
and corruption robed under the beauty of silks anc
| broadcloth than most people readily imagine
| philadelphia Sun.
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vENTE DE CONSTABLE.

Succession de JOHN B.4LTY... Par @. Lobrano. 7d.
min'strateur, vs. {. .7doiph .. No. 1923.
I'm vertu dun ordre de f. ia. a moi dirge par
IL honorableD D Byrne, PRIMER Jnse de Paix pour Ia Pa
sse df eans. vendr ii encan, VEN Few.
1851, md les eux Reigeuse ct Tchoupi-
tOulas. taisant face a N rue Robin
LIE un CAFE ansi tous les drots inerats
de CONRAD ADuLpH dams tain bail iu
JOHN BALTy, lie 10 Dec f49 pour oua,re
environ deux mos c0urr e oyer, pOut
cette aimee ante au aux de sept cent pias
payable ct Ia quateme aimee de
vpgts payable par placements
egapx les bmen eli yes ucataire devan
roft de proprie taire d lexpiraon du hail.
LIE bali depose bureau du Constable pour luspec.
ton DIS acheteurs u pen moment de la
Saisi ms II action c-dessus.
sT1 Termes ct conditions, COMPLIANT
lea 3ui0d E, McHUGH, Constable
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SLAVES:.:, SLAVES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-I0O SLAVE

"ANTED TO PURCHASE-l00 SLAVES,
w for which the highest cash prices will be paid Crt
aud merchants who have Slsves for will pAeso
cal hefore leaving ter Slaves with other pe
10 3mos* sLIHu CRESWElskz, LIS conmm It.
FOR SALE-A fine Piano Forte, nearly new,
l. OF superior tone and workmanship
FAMILY CARRtA6.. nearly new, In ins order, for
Two horses, with double harness;
3O0 SWEET Or TRRRs and three yeensold fine
plants; about 5000 GREENHousE PLAsrs Of almost every
variety.
any reiai business
WANTED-A good second hand CisrERN, 70 hold sboat
$500 gallons Apply at No. a2 Matches street. up
stairs fe3 2i<fos
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MADAME YOHk-Ths celebrated Philosopher As.
uologst and Physiog nomisi and OF the Egyptian
oraces Of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men OF New Orleans that she will remain in the city for
short time, and be consulted any OF the above
SCIENCES her office, No 26s raver street, between st,
Pster and st. Paul streets. Madam Y, it desired will give
chronological Charts with announcements of the head,
tsmperament etc. Consultation 81. auIa6m
GOODRICH & CO. offer for sale at their Ware
houses q and % Common street. the following articles
is large and worthy the at ention of The trade.
lOO0 paekagesh ib, 2 ID and ID b ,xes Teas;
soo sW halt chests superior u. and Imperial do;
4o0 half chests ordinary and good Black do
~ do do Green do do:
10 half chests Englirh Breakfast Teas
S50 packages Lovering's Loaf Susar;
,Hloo0 do NesOrIeans Refined Sugar;
lo0 boxes and drums Goldfish;
U0 do Winchester Soap
soo do Litchfield Il Co s Adamantne Candles;
2N do Star Candles;
sU mats Gas ia
100 bags Pepper
i cask Dutch Ombro Madder;
IVY cases Fire Crackers;
IA casss l,yas' Porter and Ale;
Ivy cases English Porter;
oo0 kegs Brldgewater Nails;
2n packages Raymond GODDARD Brandyi
~ do BISCUIT rrico he's do;
,o2 pipes Howard. March q Co Madeira;
ie9 pkss Port. Sherry and Burgundy Wine;
SO do Sweet Malaga Wine;
.-.. i9o boxes superior Vmsiuit Tobacco;
IH WIN large stock of Pckes, Preserves, Champagne,
DUFFIELD's HAMS AND JoLEs-
~ % ; bbs Dufisd's Hams;
8 Shi Shss DO DO esa'a So suss,cured IA !Ses' sS
Landing eS steamer Georgetown and for sale hy
-l- lags % Common st and Canal street Row:
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SSY1yi|;|33;Bz5 SS|Y1yil|!||33;Bz5

TTht. AGUtRhEUf PE SALooNS, NO
i 80 ,,smp street. (Shtls huildngs are now open
for the rsc.,ion nf visitors who resnscttuy invited to
examire ihe very extensive cole ton OF PORTRAITS.
Theee SA Looms have been nagnifce tly ufnished
and every attention will bestowed to satisfaction
patrons r a, - =. =,
Operating Room constructed expressly for this win
an jmmene . SKy.lI9Hr, and hy a NRw CHEMICAL Pro
cEss u,ed in preparing In. Plates, he tort4 produced
IN very short OF time (only few s). exhibiting
high degree OF perfection, with the snd
gradaion Of Light and shade without which Pictures
not be he-ike.
graved LocKETs of the finest Gold and hest workmanship,
suitable fer Miniatures furnished the mann iaetueIs
prices
ty Artists supplied with every article used in the Da-
guerreotype at New ork prices. Il. JACOBS,
dii 6m No, Y3 Camp street, HewOrleans
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CHEAP FURNITURE STORE,

FAMILY GROCERIES,
l. 50 barrels Extra Flour;
IA kegs Roll Buter-superiOr;
q barrels Hams. for family use:
90 kegs Leaf Lard
3S kits SalmOn
40 kits No. Mackere;
Landing and for sale by
fec LABUZAN u co. 95 Common u.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10

The terms upon WHICH this company insure life are pecg
ary favorable the nsu red-ucb il believed,
than the Of other Lie Insurance Company TO wit
The great security afforded in aIantee Fund of
400 000 80 900 of which has been paid cash. and $50 90
secured the safest manner by Bond and Mortgage Rea
Estate; ....
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the Of other
companies; and more equally graduatedi
Insurance for the benefit Of Married Women secure from
the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend al policy holders nayable in cash
also, additions made to Life Policies every five years;
Notes taken in part for premiums
Policies issued application Without Delay causing no
Loss of Insurance to the parties.
Lives of either insured between the Of IA and 60
rclusive, for year. years, or iof lite -
rhs panphisis and traces tts sonpsny viii be
fcua contain much valuable formation respecting the
principles appcon and benefits Of Life Insurance
Also examination OF the plans OF the other Mutual Com
panes of this country, and full explanation Of the plan pro-
posed by this together with various tabes-one
showing the Of premium for the OF life of sever
companies compared with the of this company and
another giving the OF this company, for all ages and
at which insurance is made
Pamphlets and furnished gratis and applications
ceved and forwa wardrd by
A. H DILLON, JR., Agent, at NewOIleans.
A. J. WEDDERBURN, Medical Examiner.
change St. Charles street. mig If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10

GIFTS.
Gifts are ever types of feeling;
Love unspoken often telling;
Sometimes little breaches healing,
When the fount forgets its yelling.
Never are they lightly proiered
Dearly should the types be cherished!
Simple words, if kindly offered,
Linger when the lips have perished
Often, too, there Turks meaning
Kelsl'd in each little token;
Moral tesshers softly warning
From despair, spirit broken
Teaching faith, and hope, and duty
Giving aspirations birth:
All instinct with moral beauty
Bringing Heaven nearer Earth.
MKNpRJ.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10
VOLUME III.-NUMBER 293.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
INl and Gentlemen Neworiean. that Dancing -.aaa-
Academy viii be opened on MONDAY Nov. g. a, d@
.naTz No. carondelc, street. between Common and ~
ka RI Canal streets, where he will teach ali utR
&8 fAhonable Dances in such the following
~ French Quddrues.
False DeuI Temps, Polka Mdsowrka.
Ia.se Trots Temps. German Polka Waltz.
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. gentle
10 eourse Of fifteen lszsons. |....
~ Private Glasses for I.des and gentlemen from till O'Clock
every day.
no cisss for Children from O'Clock on MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS.
NJ c.. for gentlemen from halspast till 10, every night
Nesorean', Nov ?, 1850 n2 SIN os Inv
DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME LEIsE respectfully informs her
the oonnued appicato" Of pup: Il; sa%i..oo ia OF
sss school, sss e. been OBLIGED 70 remove b. clas
spaciou. Saloon he Of sy:de.s ssa Poly. e
d. = ;s Ssa: 4. ,'..s
| 44 Glass; MosDsss y %HDsrspASs % and sn fa.pa1s
from as sss I'll so Ss S% s 's Il
Gssemsn & Gla Sn q: MosDAr and FaI.,
her academy during the hou Of tuition. her residence
On Josephss between Mss.z,ne and Live Oak streets x
BRUNs' NATIONAL HALL,
CAROSDELxr STREET, CORNER ov PERDIDO srREET.
EAsHIoNABLE DANCING and WALTZ
| Il ING ACADEMY. Mr. and N lie FREUERICK E. BRUN
N49~ respectfully inform ladies and of .on>
EfdbA. New Orleans their School vii open EE4A4
X1,lE WEDNESDAY, Decemoer H. when they will 35dtSE5
&sAIG teach ali the fashionable Dances ys<e
| AH H- Days Of Tuiton MONDAYS. u6R
| WEDNESDAYS " aud FRIDAYS.
~ Private Glasses LADIES' from until O'clock
| " Glass for Children from ill dark.
Class Gentlemen aud Youths from until 10 O'Clock
| the
| PUPILS BALLS a week.
Terms:
Subscribers for three q
The above Hall be rented for Balls and Pares having
esd for that For further psrcularsappy TO M
| BHUNS the Han. d7 3m o
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gEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS,
kR u E IS !. .se.zs1sssA
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNrcHARTRAIN.
poNTCYaKTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice.

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A. Il.
E1 An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and ChaItres every
J. w. SMITH, Superintendent.
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In te Un1ted Salss Disrict Court Eostern District Of
Louisiana. Not LOUIS SBOUTTERDER
VS.. Steamboat PEYTON.8 and Opnrs.
N obedience to admiralty warrant to me direct
ed in the above entitled suit have seized the steamboat
PEYTONA, her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, and do
hereby and admOnish the thereof and
all aud other persons having pretending
have right title, interest," in the TO be, and
appear at Dis'ric, Court Of the nted States Tor the Dis
trict aforesaid, before the hird MONDAY from this
steamboat Peytona. her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture.
should be condemned and sold aaeaby the of
the ibe U. s. Marshal's Office, Eastern District of
Louisiana. NewOreans, Jan q, 1851
a24,ieb3.l0 VIM 8. SCOTT, U. 8. Marshal.
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NOlices
OErIcK LAKE PnNrcd ARTRAIN r ABROAD Co.

OFFIcx LAKE PnNrcdARTRAIs RAILROAD Co.
NewOrleal 5, Apnl ~, 1919.
A T Meeting of the Board of Directors it was
IA Resotpsd That notice be by the Company
conformity with the rules Fesdy adopted and made
known shall hold itself onbe n-s. DAM
age missing whatever. happynmg goods transported.
excs when from aece during the tpal
nom one end road the other, and that all freight
shall be The rsk and peri Of III shippers,
signss, from the very moment il is unll acei
ali II J. NEVILLE secveiAyv.
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nUFFIELD'S HAMS AND JOLEs-

YMOUR & BRO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCBRs.
Nos. "a: and 24l Iehoupi,oulas street, Men Orleans
X EEP constantly on hand good supply OF every
\ n artcle IN the GROCERY LINE. such IS FLOUR,
bh,hSoS, h,hSo BgTTER. LARD, COFFEE,TEA SUGAR,
10 suit purchasers. fy6 ly
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DAtNTlNG DONE WE'LL AND CHEAP.
L a BOWERS so long and tavosably knos a HausR
and siss P.IsIsR soa aiqos@ b:s ,snd: and nd
Magazine street. where he prepared enntreci for
cutng with pomptness and dapanh an ossrs in s ns Of
bu.n.ss w!, The very besf Of maiG1la3s, ~ Iy
BARCLAYS London Porter and Bass Pale
dsi JOIN il. ELLIOTT 4 CO. - SCsssoahoass.
/ EMONs-lo0 bxs: Merton tssons. o. s.ie BY
IL nl6d =. u. NlCHOl8 ~ bna
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The ArLANTIc.-We have no tidIngs yet o

The ATLANTIC.-We have no tidlngs yet Of
this steamer. A letter from N.wYork to the Phil
adelplia Ledger says:
g mentioned day two since, proportion that
seriously bIoached here to have Gamer fitted
search OF the Atlantic 1t highly probable that such
expedition will be fitted out in the of few days
gentleman from Boston. having fri, nd board. cali ed
the Mess Collins yesterday and offered contribute
$1,000 towards de the expense Others are ready to
do the same. H is expected however, that the Canada
momentary expected al Halifax, will bring s,rre in
elgence OF the missing vessel rendering enterprise
question On that contingency, presume, depends
the dispatch of the steamer
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Foreign value of merchandise imported and en-
the year 1855. s5sO77S 80
Duties paid thereon. ..... $l14 94 10
Foreign va'ue of merchandise remaining in
be,, 1850 a.ea7 80
Duties payable thereon. -. SIS 932 19
England 3D1 a66 g.
Do do France....u. s4,s42 3s
Holland :.......,.:... sls5s SO
Foreign value of merchandise imported from
Spain and DEPENDENCIES. . 1859 90
Genoa ...........,......,......,.. l2l 90
Do do Manila 800. q, ,S54 90
Total -. -. - .... S5eO 77s "a
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gbt Daily Creseent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
fI..ar.,-,I NJ Az Co~o.,d Mnusr11f7l

alb he'd Every yDay-(Su7dhy EAoepted'-
by CROCKETT. fhOsP & CO.
OysrcH......No. A3 ST. CHARLES sTRkET.
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BUSINESS OF THE ST. Louis CUsroM-H House
FOR THE YEAR 1s50.-The following statement
has been furnished by Mr.. w. w. Greene, the sur
veyor of the port of St. Louis, for the year just
pired:
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RecoIIections of Paganini.

The following passages in relation to the wizard
yolinist, are taken from an article in the Dublin
University Magazine, entitled Leaves from the
Folio of a Manager" 1t shows conclusively
that JENNY Lind is not the first artist who has bee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12
DEGlLAR MAIL LINE via S.oning-


N -. C,r BOSTON PROVIDENCE. EEW-RE
FORD al MON ard NEWPORT. Gazing me grs1s
TASTE n ,fed .es Nt,, without cnaAro u cars ~ ds.
..u,,or The v-s-nlfr c NANDEPstL1. fa-t. 'osf
sem. s.d ftnIno1ure C1Yf " 4 F-az-- conE,ct-cs
s-h o., n--.i, q desce. spC y - and -rf-
i,erse -afr-a- i.avns NcW-Sc-s ~ " Sunday ~
es.,, faa. PER 80 y ms snsrf af~Nr Btl-sry-
hi n. = r' - " -,f : nins1on ~ 3! r 90 VI
Or ~ l-rl,ll II nal tar uh.f ls1yes so,;'n -
III -...ns4s re snsoo-,ssd ~ sssngtA. safely,
speed e.afor- md sl@sance re officers egicnced
a. -. en.-se.
IN. natural ADVANTAGES 4 IL, rleror - ssy
other nene direct the n1re pleas
,riv and e-n.d'flousy performed w,ls is-cn-ers IA
sv as RELY pppu reaching fss-y efF1ISe =
tno~. ~ e-tncr Z me other routes
The COMMODORE, frpal Nss fors-sis ndag ,Wednes-
frnm S,ouug .os-Tussday, Thursday aad Saturday.
The G. VANDERBILT, from View f"rs-Tnesd-
Tharscsy md Sa-u-4ay
From = r.,n-ron--MoEday "Wednesday aad Fr7dsF.
NB-Pas,.crs on an, Al at Sn.st9n proceed sLire-
dsiey pr "a Tam & Providence nt Boston OT II ple-
ferred board the steamer and Sunday exec tJ
tate Accommodation Tram rom son ACt1n " "
when caan.cts Providence v-a ne j. N Tram ~
Boston.
A Bageae. Master accompanies the Steamer ana frna
tlSoggn elTn ~at -,
Newport passengers can remain ~ board me p,a. u
SION ngtnn until o. n then take tue Accommodations
:-a and arrive II Providence IN tine To taNs ne steamer
PFRRy which leaves Providence for Newport az NJ,
arriving Il Newport by II An Ne"-Besiord and Ialh-
ton Passengers proceed Immediately On the ARRIVAL oi ne
Mall Tram AZ Man field. . ,..
Fo< assase berths rooms, OF freight applcaoa
NAV be made Il Per North River, az the Office III Bat
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