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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
NO COMPROMISE.

The Hon. Henry l.. DAWES, H. c. from
western Massachusetts, in answer to the inqui-
ries of an anxious constituent, whites from Wash
ington as follows:
1.-THE heavens indeed black snd an awful
storm gathering On whose bead viii brock the God
Of the storm only tell way that eithe North or
South e.espe s fury But, while TN well nigh appalled,
lie awful aud Inevitable consequence trust that ,ha nOt
BE- either teHpted frightened from the psh Of duty which
plain, ssisht and sefiunned suid all this darkness
have bad It lot In bringing the nation Into this peril Ga
TIE contrary have done what ~ lies 10 the Consu
tios sDd the Union FROM the construction snd prostitution that
have brought ruin t.Ty doors And that he ygwa
Ing jaws destruction have been opsuos called upon 10
bety boh tho Constitution and the Uuion traitor and
plunge In, est II DO ee viii Ou heads Of
sio lot the doom cf sitor rest prsy God that this .wfu
essboIbe msy be Oertsd prsy Him that he may sya
wbdoa and strength fo lk MY day-snd Tor deposition
sEd Win TO make any sacrifice for my Country save
honor Discontinue, disgrses eestrueton wait unidity
vaoilaon AID corccssion While isety Il /, Come at all
only through moderation caness aud rpnes-rple
gIsee,, three fold choTdOe sheet anchor under whose
hole tie ship insy IN Gods Providence. yet rie lh storm
sud peaceful haboT with The stripes still aoat.
Ing at it, n.ssLesd."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
THE CAPITAL IN DANGER.

Occasional the usually well informed Wasa-
ington correspondent of The PreSs (Philadelphia(
writes as follows:
some ago nlmsed thu. it the purpose OF the
DuLon.s to seize the Federal ial This suggestion
derded BY bat the Of tue luDeni OF
tie prophecy In the South American s,ae and particularly
u, after popular election has decided enc way the ae
sed party reoIted and occupied the leading cities
doubt that similar outrage Ia contemplated by ihe
Richmond EHg1i'sy the organ OF
Gov lee than four days recommended that
Wellington should occupied by the unon forces To this
I'D handy Commissioner from Mississippi visited Mary
snd and alter being ebuhed rejected by Gov Hicks pro.
eeded where he deyods violent and iessons1s
peech One the conservative men In that State, sses
enlarged experience and sby devoted TO the Union
informed yesterday that he had ls douo that Mary
spd unless sentiment could be reused at once,
would enroll heref side OF sonth Carolina The
puipo.e to prevent the inauguration Of Abraham Lin
coin in the City Of Washington, the Ith of March
Ills operly ed Not days Of he most dis
nsuhed Senators cooy Informed gentleman that
Mr. Luecn dare here after the expiration OF
he term Of M Bstasn; that this city oud be seized and
occupied the capital The Southern Conf dersey and that
NJ Lincoln would be compelled to take his oath Of Office Ia
Philadelphia EsYeIk! 1t is IN vain to look to Mr. Buchanan
for relief in this dark shouA Congress. pass force BILL
he BY the decsIhtion consued In h last annual message
lifted against eIecui f. and wou Of course refuse
sf1 snslue His b.csers In The Senate and in the
Hose have persny resisted al attempts inqgre into bis
proceedings In regard TO the pubic property in the South and
one Senator bss.d his oppoion TO sucA resolution the
Rrosnd President COuAHdrrn Chief that
urccsednxs could not investigated Meanwhile the mon
IessId Tie present condition Of things the best
marper protTseng their oos terms Every blow
the Union during Nr BuehAnsn's Administration receives their
ardent applause. TIE assertion every hou B4ado that no
Southern the army navy viii against South
Ceroa any seeding and est laid upon the
fc present sndrr Of fortress hoaIoe {.
soul with Gov Wise and the minute neu Of Virginia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

OFFICIAL FAREWELL or GEs. CIss.-On We'd
nesay Judge Black entered upon lie duties az Secre
tary OF State. Gen. Cass introduced his successor to
each Of tie clerks Of the Department aud then briefly
addressed them
Permit me, gentlemen" be sad " to return my
tbanks to all of you for your good conduct and the able
ngIIer III Which YOU have discharged your duties for
he whole Period III which have been associated with
you ~ THE Department and to express my conviction
uai Wien ny friend and successor, to whom have
just presente0 YOU, rtircs from Office be- will have
equal 'hure 10 be fstired with you And now permit
ne to take each oiyou by the hand aud wish YOU all
prosI cry hereafter"
Tho Econc wa quite affecting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

lie .aa found such depth Of infamy. uf all men in
a. world liar IL the most despiOsble. liar "a such
time and for such purpose surpasses all olhers IN
turr,ude
Again and again has this speech of C'hhings been
tbrurt in my face by tie disuuonisis when nave mann
tanned tie general conservative feeing IN the NORTH
end that there WIS no just for the apprehension
Of danger to the South expressed. And what can we
cav 10 such thngsi Don't you see how they weaken
our hands unmitieated faschoods though they be, and
very often known be such by the very persons most
indu,rious in circulating theml For mypart, no pun
huent would be too severe for the uttercr OF such IN
Nunmabe SANDERS and il is burning shame t'at you
Kermit hin TO spit ont hs venom wholly nninpeTDed
If such en- incendiay caught bere, my word Tor H.
we would put such a mark upon him as would forever
prevent his looking an honest man in the face. we
would take all the venom from his fanes, and thai Is
wlat the citizens of Massachusetts ought to do Win
cll Cu.bing KEsTUCKT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
ROUGH TRAVEL FOR NoRrHERNERs.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
IL THE Cans GorsG NORTH, Dec. II, 1860.
The following account Of my experience IN the
South nav be OF interest TO your readers and VIII sho"
every Norherner what they may expect upon yisinng
ttat section an physician, and have Travelled to
great extent, but never in my whole life, have met
" in such treatment as at this time. bly, rynlathes
Lave always been with the South, but now have had
sufficient cau,e TO change them.
The facts in my care are these: / arrived in VIII
mingon on tie 9th, and put up at frs.-cass hotel
where | registered my name placing my residence N
Southern city. In the evening, several parties were
,eoted in the office Of the hotel. Tho subect which
they were ventlaring, was the all-prevailing 'opc
recession carefully avoided entering into CONVERSE
lion. and gave no cause for suspecting tbat was
Northern nan.
Twas listening very atteniively, when wa sudden
Is drawn from my reyere by hearing my name pro-
uounced by a man who at that moment entered the
door lie requested me 10 step out moment when
be Logan TO question me of my whereabouts. bat
could give 10 Satisfaction, and be desired nae IN sho"
ms bonds. II Lad none, he said he should DO under
the necessity Of requiring me 70 leave the place vi
couTre could give But that whIeh excited my
curiosity was, why be fastened suspicion on me-bnt
the mystely was soon explained l had, at former
the, placed ny name and place Of residenee on the
bottom Of my trunk one Of the Vigilance Committee
Lad seen it at the depot, and had watched me very
imeuty II was only by the aid of the landlord Of the
hotel that WAS kept until morning. The desire of the
party who came with the summons was to march me
round all night But slept unmoles:ed until morning
When was escorted around tbs city amid the jeers and
iets of tie crowd, with stone some other missile
occasionally thrown at NE. Ny trunk was stolen, and
return about slGO ont Of pocket and sad bat
wter man. / advise oil 10 keep away from those
boodtbiGs,y devs, man can travel safely III the
Southern States without bonds and those are obaina'
bic only by three witnesses rerdena Of tue place who
will swear to you Thu is written on board the cars
but | shall not send il until l arrive among human
beings. DIR. q. hsLLES oil Loweil, Mus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
A KENTUCKIAN ON CALEB CUSHING.


WAsHIsoTos, Mason Co., KY, Dec. II, 1860.
IAiink you have some men at the North fur more 10
blanc for the ruin that impending than anybody
at tie South, however bad they may be. Who, for
instance al the South has uttered such charges
apaps ,ibe Free Slates us Culeb Gushing has Just
uttered Among other accusations i find this in his
late speech at Hewburypor:
The NOrn he'd got to be utterly los all Of tnih
ebood glr wrong and everything good gave way
ntees. yu, thy with black degree
prop1fp iscfIh 10 issrRRECTios RAPINE sHd, MURDER
were everyday a sn~
Now. if this ,were true, would you blame the South
for covering her connection with the North Ut any cost
and at every baza I'd
And this speech with its fagous charges against the
people of the Free tates ID thrown broadcast through
out the South and housds will believe them true.
Let me speak in he. lslf Of the Slave States in one
respect to their credit Had one among them got up
and uttered such unma ted elonious ISLANDERS against
lbs neiphbos as this man usling has done against his
they would have hocwhips ed him wihna inch of his
vlhinous life That Caleb Gushing escaped summary
cEassemeni is proof that his ISLANDERS daegmded
at home where he is known or that the pe0Te OfNew
buIypor are UNNECESSARILY lacking III proper Of
jurtice.
In all NY reading, have never ye, met with any
thing quite 60 diabolcl this and tha' there should
be man living that could in broad dayli at and in tie
face of what If occurring, bec forth such words of
malignant isehood is not the least Of the remarkable
lings now before knew Gushing was heaItlcss,
sclfeh, mean md cowardly but did NOT ,hink oven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
FOREFATHER ! DAY.
BANQUET AT THE AsToR HOUSE.
EEW.ENCLAND FOR THE UNION.
SPEECTIES

BY WI. N. EyARTs, ROSWELL c. HiIChooCA'
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, RICHARD II. DANA,
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT, TIE REPREsEsrA-
1IyEs OF TIE ST. GEORGES. 81. AADRE"'s,
ST. PATpCK's AND OLD DoafsioE 5OCIE-
TIES, HANNIBAL HAMLiN, EDWARDS PIERRE
poET. GEO. W. BLUNT, JUDGE BAcOMD
AND wM. II. SEWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

Tie London correspondent of TIE Ne,c-OrIeaAs
Deita taye there is Tux in England Of permitting the
Prince Of Wales 10 break through the line OF blood
roynl marrGges and seek lady 10 starv the throne
with hnn, wherever he rts. The match with Prlsshi
is biOhen OF, aud tho chances for an advantageous
ma, Oh with royalty Icing very few, the pon-blood
royal uay have the privilege Of furnishing Qu vn for
England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

NrIBIO's GARDEN
IN JAMES NJ NIXON. ........... .Leseee and Manager
NIXON MIDSsNMER ENTERTAINMENTS.
OPERATIC SINGING, BAIAIET, DRAMA,
BURLEsQuE FLORAL DISPLAY PROMENADE.
BIRDS FISH, RARE MARINE ANIMALS, FLOWERS,
TRopicAI. FRUIT TREES Ex0rdcS, VINES,
ARBORs, FOUNTAINS, SrATUARY,
AQUARIA, yARIEGAfED LIGHTS,
OPEN AIR PROMENADES,
SEATS TABLES, &c.
During the stay q the
JAPANESE EMBASSY,
the doors viii he open " A. NJ The parors OF Ambas
sadors overlook the Garden in which they have permission 70
promenade a. pleasure This is therefore the only place to
the ilustrious strangers
Refreshments may be had al all hours. Best Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
4 FARE q ~ ALBANy.

S- snd srter Monday, Way - lsD viii Twenty
sixth street sfatIon New York, ne foliowss- -
For Wlliamsbrdge and all sssfoos ian and n A. NJ
and y2r acr While Plains and Al way stations sndS
White street depot, Bor Croou ras NJ sopp,ne Al
wiamsbrdge and stations above. For Dover Plains ~ n
NJ, stopping White Plains and stations above yor Albany
lols NJ express mail train stopping white Plains Bed.
ford. Croton Falls and AL stsiuns north
RefurnSng-wif leave wlisrnsbire stopping A ali w,x
stations $40 A. NJ and r. NJ White Plsins stopping a
All way stations and A. NJ, 3ts and y " Dover Ffsns
A. NJ stopping NJ all stations north Of fsrdhsrn rroson
falis r. NJ, stopping nj n sseons north q Fohau All
hany, A NJ express mad train. stopping At all
JOHN BuRcHIIr. Assistant Superintendent
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD.
lN Extra trains will leave Hunter Point for the
FASHION COURSE RACES,
On June Ia ~ % and a. n pO, II, n and 50,
ccnnccing With steamer Maitano leaving Fulton Market snp
al and li0 W. and r. NJ Trains will be tn readiness 70
convey passengers back New the
each day n. LIrCHFfELD, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

NOW OPEN FOX Ts ss ssa s avenue
MOST PAsilIoSABLE SUMNER RESORT
= N'. AN ENTIRELY NEW GARDEN.
DeA0 Sk%vEI ,fa'' w 'd ks FLOWER BEDS
Trees shrubbery and vo,,v-.,vs
fE Es rlGr sS Sisi nd pEsoRx{oss
Have been added he Embellishments Of the Muac Hail.
'A. " s t II
Beautiful sSas5sd p fs.s u snsa
THE ILLUMINATION
nj ..ss... ...
sd'rn The .iah"s'' Gs.Sqs s sS ~ 70, rssd a
r n'..1is siS;s;s !. (; ss ;fs."s a.
sssaI X 1s si'?sss Es' SsvsA.
on Monday "Wednesday and Friday EVENING"
VOCAL s;S 4. s;iss ssss jS s
Admission" % al Mss M se SYs ealy R 3
T siGGS 80 Ss s;i
on Tuesday afternoon at ave O'Clock
Tickets only 70 eenta
,... BALLET TROUPE
-. spRs1T n ,hs cos,ss Of next week.
Refreshments included.
Doors open every Afternoon At two O'Clock
GERMAN voLKs SUMNER GARDEN,
" Bowery' NoI So 81 ss !, "a ~ o. o. Bowery.
This world renowned place open tho whole day In the
Bya b1lian, illumination splendid decoration In honor
Grand concert balI and pautomIme
ADMISSION CENTS ONLY
he accomplished singer sig G Constantine corps Dc
Mr. T. Johns banjo soo and negro performer Sig ca.,o
m his astonishing fcts the M-chevo. Money others
s,rsnsers N De ETY. should M, fail 10 attend.
rsuonized by ladies aud gentlemen
MEXICAN DRAMATIC INSTITUTE AND GENERAL
"A Theatrical Musical and Equestrian Agcncy.-rhs snb-
dramatic peee. wherein ne owned sy s a ~
x are PS IKE c The ess az" rr
y Tom sLo aps laura hsene nov having pccessfai
Ioi q ihe city q New yaO, also aour american Cousin"
ChiRIss s. BERNARD A co, Agents
T'ERRFIc .FEATs FOR THE LAST TTvE-Ar
Paterson, n. J. Monsieur DE LAVE The celebrated rope
Grand ASCENSION from he cse on he Cha % ,hs % ~
Noun, Morris on rope 90 feet lng and 30 feet in height
day he ian inst, between the hours Monsieur De
day the s, VIII char and table 70 Tie centre o. he
rope and lake lunch and win through some other daring
To- his feat Is he ckas below epa a Ss s
innpmenble rocks This Is the way the daring DE
BThs cars ieays Jersey cry by the New ygrs .yd Erie
cursion Ticket going and returning Tickets TO The
garden - cents
CAvANNAH, AUGUSTA, MACON. COLUMBUS ALLAN.
- "a ana ,nlng'on theatres The .es~n VII conmence IN
rPsrsoe, bon 2'ili Pos, once. w ~ FLEMING.
A NEW PfEAsuRE.-GorDsNIrHs srEREoscorIc
masegm W. B,csdws eorns ,sn. s .wes NV arsss
pass pleasant h""r A. III splendid eshohon 81 he world
q nature s and q f ar, ADMISSION, Is cents
TUE SECOND ANNUAL RURAL BALI. PICNIC AND
cucert of The Erins scie,y Cathrsc library
A.soc,n w ,ss esee q soses w'S OF ws.e-ay
sPn Tickets Is GEMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18


AURA KEENES THEATRE.
~ Lessee and Manager. M Joseph Jefferson
sage Manager. James simmonds
MONDAY, JUNE ls
The performance viii commence with the favorte comed
THE GOVERNORS WIFE.
!~ey b~tEss. Mrs John Wool
10 followed by an entirely original Exiravasan1a written
BY II. Plunke,, ESQ, entitled
JAPANESE EMBASSY
Lofty LAUREL pleasant graf from the indy
ing wreath Of fame, singing her native wood
notes wild and INDUCING dance. Mrs. John Wood
G. T Item. aparsgraphist poetiser. proser
Mr.. Conservative Goldfish, Wall street brick
1--WE beg his pardou-broker with the meta
morphosian power Of becoming bull" or
bear" ~ may suit his convenience Mr. Stoddart
Mr.. verncious White, Goshen Gerand not .
Numedisn but New York lion csicher.... Mr. Burnett
Mister Mawiey hevery hinch Hcnglshman-
you know, but hentirey hunprejudiced-you
know Mr. James Smuonds
swsg Of few words Mr. Goodrich
e. Julian, French valet ..:........;..:.. Mr.. Brown
Mr.. Byron Thackery Moore Green, splendid
Mr. sNspoieoo Bonapsrse Wellington sm,h,;. wan
gentleman who having fulfilled his uissiou
OF coloring his meerschaum, In despair turns
hn attention 10 Minerva and manony Mr. G. Thorne
Ms. Conservative Goldfish, one Of the upper
ten, with peculiar penchant for ulusffous
erles and exclusive erotcs ............ Mrs. vnins
Miss Penelope Codhsh, devotee 70 burnt cork
melody. Miss Burke
Miss Minerva Goldfish, considerably higher in
the scale OF song. fun Of Auber and the
Doors open at III at 8 O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

~" hvsk AND WEST INDIA NAH. STEAMSHIP
,xee. 0 xcr transporting malls passengers and freight
mmanser Iii ny lass new steamship BALTIMORE Green,
lnrsfon Jsmscs View York 18Th Jny, connecting q,
enrx tas,,., - steamships u the N Packet
os.wsen ns.oort and Al parts q the wcs ndes
r,t ~ r pp W. ~, .sh further particulars apply ~
90 "r m , BnsAksfFsR FRfEND& CO. No Ia Wafer
osce a. ~ 'srS ~ Agents Kingston ianacs or at
N~~' W '"c tvnpany, ii0rcarl street
cHAxLEs RICHMOND, Agent
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CAvANNAH, AUGUSTA. MACON COLUMBUS ALLAN
- "a and Wilmington theatresThe will In
september Communications addressed carr q ,harles
I. Psrsoe, bon 2,tlt Post osflce w. ". FLEMING.
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TUE SECOND ANNUAL RURAL BALI. PICNIC AND
Cncer Erfns scety, IN AID of the Cahcsc library
Association will take place Joues Woof "Wednesday
June % 1850 Dsncne viii commence al A. NJ aud end Al
ST. ~ Tickets IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

MARLEY WHITES PLACE-HAyE You SEEN ITy
! ~ NOT, DON'T FAIL TO DO so.
REMENBER THE SPOT, Sos BROADWAY.
KNOWN by THE WORD -
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A NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sTEREosCoPTC
"A Museum s3 Broadway corner q Twenty hrs street,
viii open Monday june "a Ctixens and Strangers
pass pleasant hour At splendid exhibition of the world
Of nature and " art Admission. rs cents
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CONSTIPATION QCOSrIyENESS), AND DYSPEPSIA
" completely cured without medicines injections baths
by Days Eryaienta Crackers agreeable nutritious
ervaena Eminent chemists affirm that the eyaena contains
nutrment than the best wheaton Hour the
stomach and bowels be the bakery
and sold only by the subscriber his retail
rissy s~~eksr e.ks.y; r!icr - GENTS per pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

A BONA FfDE ASTROLOGIsT THAT EVERY ONE
IA depend on for getting satisfaction FROM Il Madame
WILSON, who tells the object Of
Der All should consult THIS naturally gifted lady,
might save them many nisfouncs She speedy
rsges. and tells all that cucerns whole life Her pre-
diciiops true that they all who her
B-I am IN possession 81 magic charms for love and good
luck, which certain IN their Madame Wilson
tells true that SOME ladies little tid though they
need not fear Tor she practices noshng but what i concss
bile philosophers Allen near stanton over
bakery. Zee Tor ladies and gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

1NoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNIrED
States NAH steamer ARAGo, d. Lines Commander will
leave for Havro coughing at Southampton, 70 Land the mails
and pas.engera Saturday, al II O'clock from pier
No 81 North river foot Of Beach street This ship has water
enclosing the engines that In the event
collision srAndng the water could no, reach them and
aenge would secured Price Of passsge tn second cabin
fox xn AGO nxCKEHEiR. Arsuss No 7HrSadwsy. n b.
The ssuer Fs,Itou M succced Arago asn July "a
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THE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND QUESTION WAS
answered BY MS some years ago, when received
Silver Medal and Diploma from the Crystal Palace Fair Our
celebrated Californian Diamonds solid Is
and equal bancy the real diamond and do
fourth The California Diamond Pins from 81 80
60 Rings - 10 "a Crosses e 10 10 SO Ear Rings 8 SS
Cluster Pins and Kings from SIS; only for sale TE
REAL OLD ORIGINAL JACOBS iR Chatham street, l02
Chatham street, one door from Pearl street.
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FASHION COURSE RACEs.-SECOND WEEK COM.
mences Tuesday june 10 with three races FOR the sub
Prophet 100 pounds Thcgsneck IS pounds Two miles and
half DASH 500 added by propretors; Purse 500 Two
tiers Rosa soGheur Bourbon Ccone and Red Eagle sraa
Stand, 81 G. Loyds Prophet Thomas Doswes Irona aud
Thomas fryears Bourbon entered Tuesdays Pro
prietors purse two mile heats
HENRY COTTON Proprietor.
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SHIPPING.

Ev0R SAVANNAH AND THE soUrH-THR STEAM
snip HUNTSvILIE Capt Jno A. Post viii leave pier II
North river on Thursday June a. at 4P. Passage to Sa
vAuuAh with unsurpassed Accommodations SIS through
ss % Ne. osls;ls &C. ~ Mobile SIS Montgomery as
noogs S2S Albany rs Columbus 81 Atlanta sci Macon
920, Augusta III g. Including carriage Savannah.
s. West street and S3S Broadway. "
Tia r. b. GUYLER succeeds Thurxdav Jtsne "A
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EoR SAVANNAH AND OTHER PORTS As BELOW
The first class side wheel steamship AUGUSTA, Capt g.
Woodruff, will leave Saturday June 3 r. NJ, from
pier No North river Through tickets be had for the @
New Orleans $50 7o Mobile $50 Montgomery IS; Colum-
bus ~ Albany S2l Atlanta, ST. ChaanoogaSl5 Nashville.
"a 20 Knoxville, 80 g. Memphis, S3l 76 Augusta, $l 80;
MAJ on 80; Savannah, SIS
Fer freight or passage apply Al Is Broadway.
Tie steamer FLORIDA, Capt. Isaac Crowel will succeed
and saii on Tuesday, June o. at4P. NJ
SAMUEL. L. MITCHELL 4 son.
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STEAMBOATS,.
nAILY LINE FOR BRTDGEPORT-FROM OLIVER
~ slip Y. r., In connection with the Housatonc Railroad
The CATAITNE Capt. Vim. A. Vail daily
II O'Clock, noon. Fare 70 cents. Freight taken.
GEO. W. CORLTES. Agent
L,ERRy TO COMFY 1sf.AND.-THE NAUsHoN Will.
II run daily during the season. Leaves West Tenth Amos
nj ~ In So Spring o. T2< 81 North
10 L. A. landing at Fort Hamilton. Last "trip
Island y Pare Is cents includes return ticket
U,oR BRIDGEPoRT-FARE 80 CENrs.-rRoM PECK
alp, River, the BRIDGEPORT leaves eve
~ Monday "Wednesday and Friday, at " O'Clock, ncon
meeting with the Housatonic, Nangsuck. New Haven and
"''A"' '-'''' GKo. ". coRIIEs Agent
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.
- cents.
Boats every hour from ga NJ 10 r. NJ from focs Of
whitehall street
The and A. NJ and r. NJ boats from New York con-
The Staten Island Railroad.
On hpe Sundays boa leave every hall hour.