New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
Superintendents Office. c. 4 NJ. K X.
CanandGigua, Aug 8, 1853
CTONINGTON LINE, for BOSTON, PROVI
~ nLNCE NEM.REDEORD. TAUNTON and kEWPORT.-

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= bENcE, NEw.BEDFORD, TAUNTON and NEWPORT
nnd Rous TAg aPs 81 I Ssp o soe and ,MMo
FToSetuee End and Providence Railroads leaving New
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unsurpassed for rns h safety speed comfort
The natural Of this superior Other being
and direct the tlP NOR and e
won sdysnes q thee e either Of the otss5 routes
Friday From Thursday and S'td and
s.a5y From WEDNESDAY and Friday,
NB-Ps~erseu arriving stonnton proceed immediately
crd or by from stOninstoo at % A.
Baggage r accompanies the steamer aud tram through eaes
he PERRY leave. Providence for Newport "a NJ and
F.. r o. a q. S. NJ Reso may be made
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The splendid and superior steamers BAY STATE Cap. VIM
BS"n aaa splsa 1spe from Fs No r. near the
Battery Both touehine Newport each way Tho steamer
days ThOI,days sauIdAys O'clock the morning Rstaa
apply on board, or at the Office on Pier No. s.
F S .n Nm BoRbES A s N. II
NEW.YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS d.
~ RECTneset oees corner Broadway and canal and
sts sta asE IPIe . tSh' a. NJ ah' 'a
FRANCIS HI De General Agent No 1872 sOuthst
NETWORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS b. the
~ ATLANTIC and ST LAWRENCE RAILROAD from Pos'
land only by which travellers can reseh t bas- OF 90.
,nn. a. S TTsSseT. for the bite oantso leaving SsYOis
The .9s S n III. Sos9 sd % ri 3,
s Bo.op Mine Eastern Railroad arrive At PsIns u
ser esvins BY Is NJ lodge PO.ad snd
e. evSs so.ion ~ evening boat .Iys Portland
~A' the !" ''s rem o6Rsss ssS ..S sy
SChoOLEY's MOUNTAIN. via Central Railroad Of
- Ne~J,rsy ana Ne~HamP9n, only 10 mil. BY '.sss over
.'S S' RED III JsckF SS r .Si Se S Sso
Ss" "' F ssst " .ppy aoPF ssP. oce No
SrosdWss hod the boat HOPES Express
-sTEAMt rs NORwALK and CRoHON foI WnHs
Cleo c SoS 9yf s. L.,s y De- S s
ei SIG daily ,sqldays sAeePtsl al N is SLATE. DoA Whe
wednesday. FTdss Cold 90 Tae~aAyH Thars.
800 Ssias.s ol NoihPo't retaining next mor1,s ,. NJ
f , vi fSI Ms11 sp 100 i :; ' a 90 WIZ VIZ
Mood and Ro.yn returning ues mo-uns Pleasure Fsts
NAYs EXPRESS Tor NEWARK, n J., atADAMS
C9s Nc S: BF9sdssy sa t, Ps,sss Js.sIy AID Money
DUFFALO. CORNING AND NETWORK RAIL
II R0AD-EXTENsIoS to AVON sPSlSGs and cALEDo-
MA Express tram esves Corning NJ oriumeeiatey
sSr,t7sP ~ Returning .ves Avon At 4 and esaaests
WITH tic Day Espres which Uvss a. Neville about 10
NJ Trans esves Corning N, and arrives Avon .tlop.
es'1'Ii .,,. AZ = SewYok sboss 10 An
n. Re.d the b,d rAuse and dVersns from the NewYot
sIS !Spsdite rs icue iIoa Se~York 3 pl.rs
Ay,p car Re rrou-sd. NewYo ard Enc RAJ Ono S9'
Duane 81 S0 " either q iAs 's0ys sf1G i =
suFerDesdenss osee Bus.o coraHs and Ns~fot Railroad
1--WE O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON aud INTER
4 MEDIATE LAXDINGS-The SPLENDID steamer. SOUTH
MiRSA 30 ooLuMBIA viii ls,ys fo q ,.I,,oa' s,,y
'ss Cssla AID had.oa sd Bst.ahe Ra'l'o.d
4 AMnEN ,nd ANBOY RAILROAD 70 PHlLA
s~S ls.. as 40 " ,,s P Assslnodsn Las =. is
Ro-dsnioss nd sesr bo.i STOCKTON to P6 depa Pare
e. ai,s.' l.ss P y .i.arasss, JOHN POTTER {
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