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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
Cotton Trade.

The appearances this trade justify the belief that
prices must go much lower than present There
no prospect Of speedy arrangement which
trade and consequent consumption Of goods be
The orders for goods from Europe will be exceedingly small
during the coming This will check the animation of the
manufacturers the favorable appearance ohe
money market there The manufacturers New England
nearly all idle and there very little probability of their
resunns their activity While the prospect for consumption
30 gloomy the stock unusually large and will be fully
i5Ooo bales 100000 bales larger than the last
Many Of the planters, however, disposed to hold back
their at least for the present This may
tent of $50 90 bales in ALL but this will leave large pro-
ducton that will at all advance in prices
Al the me the steady determination of the pa nter to
avoid all bank accommodation, and rrdeemabe paper
sell only for good money ship direct Liverpool and
draw the prcceedsn con will operate bring down the prices
Of supplies extent that will greatly diminish the of
the cultivation Of Cotton There associations of
planters particularly Mobile, who unite their crops and
charter vessels to out cotton and bring back This
cannot be doAe to great extent for obvious but
indicates the determination to have good money only for their
produce BY perssng in this cotton planting Will
be profitable has of late years been disastrous
der the irredeemable paper policy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

and the southwestern banks defeated its object
large proportion Of institutions created By
Will never be realized That system will be entirely erdcad
and the sound banks alone The
will be the passage of the resumption bill Pennsy
vana With the Of these two sections the currency
OF New York have decreased less than that
other section while the for has been apparently
here than elsewhere This has the
conflict between the two systems Early in the year the
banks gained sufficient strength seriously influence the ope
rations of the old banks from that time both systems
poyed their running another than loan.
ing to dea To this may be ascbed their
ability to continue specie payments then had be-
come active, although the banks had absorbed guam
y specie that in the old banks had not decreased much
With the exception of the southwestern banks and the IT,
Bank the banks in good condition expand with the
spring business and would do it not for the
the insolven banks which determined RUM"
but public opioion against hcm and the crisis their
fate is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
MONEY MARKET.
Th ursd nv March 81 p. M.

There has been the stock this
morning North American Trust and Banking declined
the close of yesterday United STATES Bank per
Harlem per cent? and Manhattan Bank further de-
cline off per The opinion very prevalent that this
the corrupt institutions in the whole country
Facts fast leaking out which show that James g. King
deeply interested the than has been gene
rally supposed knot of desperate fpecutors have made
the Manhattan Bank the instrument of their operations The
revolution which going in the value ofpropey
will bring light and expose Of corruption that
little dreamed ofeyen among Che frequenters all
The Of discount Philadelphia increased tins
per discount This is in consequence of the dis
of things in that city The banks have entirely
stopped payment The following extract from aeter da
ted Philadelphia, 4th:-
"A friend presented check the United States Bank
$1,000 they would not cent but marked il good Il
Bank refused. In The checks marked
By hf . raSd sn 5oa bank
altogether by the othsT bank that ss1ott Lewis
Premiums paid for the privilege Of delivering u $
ese s1 dsr o Shares Bank mps and d1
rsrd sleek 81 per share privilege, 50 days, at s3s'
This through bankruptcy, and is doubtless done this
time in order abandonment of the loan before
the Legislature 1t affords only, however, argument for
prompt action that the difficulties may be the settled
There doubt but that all the banks of Philadelphia will
be able resume and maintain themselves under the law
the Senate they the
United States Bank and the rard Bank She
the depoes that have accumulated since the
suspension in specie they only to them out they
institutions must Immediately declared bankrupt The trade
ofPhiladelpha will then instantly revive, and great will
have taken towards restoring uniformity Of the currency
During the past the banks the Union have each
expanded contracted its particular district without
any reference the movement ofhe institutions in other
tons Of the country Spectators charge Of banks have
in reference to the general trade ofhe
try and the ultimate and permanent good of the institutions
upon the general prosperity of the customers but they
have rven acquire rapid fortunes for themselves by taking
Of those violent fluctuations in values that have
grown out of their OF the 500 banks in the Union
each one has upon this principle, according the
or certain sections All the banks of
those have similar interest either
contract These opposing interests necessarily produce that
great want Of uniformity the of the whole Union
which brings ruin upon the mercantile interests In usta
ton of this compiled the following table OF all the
hanks Of the whole Union into sections and compared
the aggregates with returns of former years
sr.ryMENr OF THE RETURNS OF BANKS, FOR
sr,REsr JAsuARy, ls40, As COMPARED WITH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

This table strongly marks the different systems which have
been pursued ii sections from the period Of the
expansion in January is7 TO the time We find in
the eastern, middle aud southern states, the reduc
ton III. currency has been large while the u. s. Bank
ard the banks have increased the currency d
he past ycr IN NcwYor the currency has varied very
tlr IN the whole amount Mt oueh the currency the char
tered banks has hugely decreased The effect the ability Of
tie Backs of New.Yor sustain ITEMS hrs beca the
sne. The fowing t,bs of avgrcg1 ~i show vara-
currency circulation and deposits specie
on tan In the different sections dsg the last year more
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

General E. c. Carringten's Tobacco Factory, at
Halifax, c, H. Va, was destroyed by fire last week.
Loss estimated to be $4,000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

SHIP NEWS.
York. = -
nB.LrMoRE March Arr Oral Overton, NYork cid Betsey
ilchards Bradley. do
ALExANDRiA, DC March 2-arr w Hart, NYoak.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 24-arr Caledonia Brander, City Point
va; Arkansas, NYork Stafford,
HlvANA Feb 2s-Norma, and Rapid for NYork lds; Mas
SPOkENFeb 81 at 10 M lat 30 Is Ion so 40, Tiger Of
Boston, I'm NOrleans for Glasgow, IL days out
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEW 5
Port OF New York, March o.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART.


Cleared
Brickc Hopkins Petersburg Emms Cole Baltimore sarah
Sheafe Gray, Charleston; Violet, Nowan, Phlad; Wilson
Fuller Thatcher savannah; Ontario, Alden Noe,ns Ame
Edentoa and Hartford NC: Alexander Lincoln ST Josepb.
Fla P,ge, Norris, Boston; Columbian Eagle Cramer Rich
mond Va
Two brigs
Brig Susan, Gray, st Petersburg, and othe--wind NV
fresh.
Memoranda.
There will be Hsvre packet Of the sh inst La Duchesse
dorleans goes Savannah. thence to Hsyre with cotton
Naval.
Cart w Ogden has been appointed to the Decatur, and
will carry Commodor. Rdgry To the of the
Brari squadron The d. lying under the Brooklyn Heights
The frgae United States has gone into dry dock at Nor
whaIemcn.
Spoken Sept lh, lat Ion, ship Newark, winslow
foughkeopsic, for Paciho Ocean
United states Ports.
BosIor, March Barr Abbott Lawrence Hail. NYork; cid
Sun, Niekesson, dos Mail, Lorpg do, -
pRoyipEscr March 9srr Reoz Hath Nforkj cid Sarah
Aiken, NOreans via NYork; Superior, Baker, do.
NEWPORT March Arr Henz, Heath, Nj urk for Profi-
deDoe. -.
NV H,vrs. March 2-.ld Ellen, NYork
New Ydrp Conquest Rich, Weifset for do BEN o. Glow,
Pearce NYort for Boston, Bsrne Rust Taunton f1r NYork
Columbia, smith Boston r Do; I1ds, Bstr wellheet FOR
E,srroRT, Feb 2a-arr Gov Francis, Norsood ,NYork
EPnIL, DrLrrI. March Err Atlas Poole, NYork; Ere
Scout do; cid Wrstcott Blew, dol Williams, Stubs, do
BSLrIaosr, March a-arr Elizabeth, Cresey. Niork.
ALrx.rpRfa, DC, March 2-sld Ale,andria, NYork
RoHHoSp, March 2-sd 1hos ireland, NYork Foritud,,
SosyoIs F-b PAR Empire, MeMath, NYort; March T.
Mercy Hope Woodbury., do sid Eizabeth Staples,
Indies.
Foreign Ports.
Bathurst, Africa Jan 2ohiaaga Dunlap for NYork ide;
Roxbury, Mcdonald disg sid Robert, Clark Rio Nuner
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

" THIS We ID that, notwii standing the middle states have
suspend specie in order relieve the public the
ocurren-y IN that section H. Independent the L.
h ac'uay last Tie a. SHANK and the sout
sections alone show increased currency and the
Of Affairs in Alabama ahd Mssissip s disastrous in the
extreme T planters have discovered that bank a
Communications the their advantage They are ar
npy the defensive and viii s only Cor good mo.
ney and renchng their expens-s every possible way
They wiz by this draw to them healthy
cy and come clear n .ir dcucs; bot the mercantile
bank interests DO promise veil They have the
nateI The bsnts hav heretofore made mney cotton
broh The merchants have ved the extravaganza Of the
pl,nters The prceent ~ tie aners cuts OF soh
these resources sd prospect held 10, t payment Of
I'D debts, Thea Of innaos by the Uais5 States Bank
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

0G- General Urea, the Federalist Cheftain, is in
prison in Mexico
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

L. TO LFAsE THE PAVILION AT SAPATOBh
ts sPRNos-The subscriber ineDis r. leas the above
l4 establishment for term ~ years emhr ees ~ en-
tire block ~ ground with accommodation (, oul uif
snd garles situated ia Of plesf' o s ~
the village The well hnown Flat Rock String v ~ tn une
date vicnity and We position 70 centra hetwtn ", hree
hretrd Miner Fount rs The establishment wiz accommo
date $50 his been demonstrated by e o,er owl
patronage of the as season I'VE ho,s s also weu sThd
With urnur. which will NJ sold 20 ths tenant At aYn
The rent win b moderate, aforlne =" p,rsn w,sn u en-
m thu sinrss the most certain prce@et o res HnP
competency As u ~ presumed vii ssatne The pre-
wises before leasing the further desnp'ion "nneces
tppca,ion may ~ mad to ALEX L. MCDONALD, ".
90 Liberty street, t3d storyD MES D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
SHIP NEWS

sHAyAsA MARKET Feb 26-Sugars plenty and TO- F H.
Feights for Europe "a vessels to be had
ri - 1850 - - - - "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
Philadelphia Advertise u,ents.

kENGTT g sFkEEFs
F!day March sBeneft Mr. Van savorecne-The Chat.
l, sGpTa1 y Fs # Mr. of Re-
Pss f esn's P Re9 % cents
LHbaE h6Tr M,ny, MAItk OR IEIE Eau Pc
s ssimDDa 1S r Is ard long hs: been in
cleaning and skin equal SI f4esRs,
That eP Sa sscs
ES isf'i S TSkcomy9.s4 mate.
pa!ur its perssiio& to beaaty complexion
INK AND IRON RUST DEsTRoYER.-so cents per
botte-This chemical reaction calculated TO be used APP
either linen eon wSon Which Sae See " s's 0
rs Is s Sss hIs iaSSas T p
FRANGis GoUiRISu4, Of FsFi; and VIC, con.o q New
may N" a" walker street. one ssTn m from
CPLENDID GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION-Now open
wEk s" ho GIIi f's CO. Gs &c pleasure
to inform the public and naura that they have established
and Beast: iGs sSosss "a place Ths,r sss,i@S
ever imported America. Will open the reception q
visitors zach day, from 10 A NJ, and IOT 70 in
the evening. di2-3m'
REMoyAL.-CUNNINGHA CORNELL N HARRIS
N Dsers and Rseti6er., have removed frsm l1 South,
they viii promptly execute orders for the various Minds Of
Domestic Liquors such as Pure spirit Brandy, GIN and
Order: wiz also b: Executed sa the pi.,..y
FANCY BALL DRESSES, Just received from Paris.-Mr
ROCHE bcRs leave to notice the public that he has Just
epened the beautiful and complete of Fanny
Ball Dresses this city and which he Offers the
amateurs, Mt moderate prices, his establish ment No
o7 Broadway fe2s 2minss
DEAR SiR,- should almost consider self devoid OF
- gratitude, " did thank for the that your
Red Drop has done Having been led away by the oes
OF youth, unfortunate to contract that disease
which your preparation processes tn and after al
most medicine that the quaeks Of this city
palm upon the community, found myself wasting away and
the disease last undermining constitution had ALMOST
abandoned the hope OF being restored former health
when procured bottle Of your Red Drop aud am now en-
trcy recovered without any bad the
naming My dear SIR all the rtum make you, will
be recommend those who have
myself, thers, with confidence that
not fail in producing speedy and lasting cure
Yours, truly, II. H.ss...
You liberty publish the letter hut beg the favor
tetyou wilno publish the Division street 81 PSF
vial. ais
NEW CASTLE Del, Feb. 18th, issa
mr. LEFISON-DSM Sir,l can never be grateful enough
- for the have received By the Of your nvauab
Medicine, Hunters Red Drop) vas for five mouths act
ted with yenereal that took medicines
but would At last my physician gave up:
but fortunately day. speaking To friend the sub
eet-he told that Hunters Red Drop the only nHdi
cine that would mi Of which purchased or your
agent Philadelphia and the result that enjoying
perfect health Now SIR after suffering long, and ndng AZ
Last such signal relief from Hunters He'd Drop, feel It my
duty to inform the Interested where relief be bad
Division. 81 per vial.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
PutLADELpHrA, March 3, 4P M


The commissioner to examine testimony in the
case Of the disputed election between Charles J. In
gersol and Charles MAYOR, Of the Third District Of
Pa, commenced operations at the Hall Of the North
ern Liberties this morning. Naylor was present
with VIM. y. Reed and Joseph q. Clarkson as his
counsel and Ingersoll acted in his behalf Three
witnesses, named John G. Gill, VIM. G. Conrow and
Ernest c. Smith, who had been subpqnaed yester-
day, were not to be found. Gill was with a
large Of money yesterday, and it is supposed that
Naylor or his friends have sent him off. These wit
.esscs are all Wings, and fully acquainted with
the frauds prsetced at the election Of 1880 by that
party. You may depend upon il that when this
matter is thoroughly examined into, that more
outrageous attempt to cheat and dcfrasd through
the ballot boxes has never been known. The very
fact Of these leaving the city, in the short space
Of six hours after they subpeened, is sufficient
TO confirm all tina; has been alleged relative to the
frauds practised by MAYORS friends. They meet
again, tomorrow, at o'clock.
The nesting Of citizens in favor Of a general bank
rupt law has Just adjourned-it was numerously at.
tended and was held in the large room OF the Ex-
change. John Swift presided They passed Sc
res Of resolutions Of the usual character offered
such occasions, and then adjourned. There were
no speeches, and the whole affair extremely
spiritlsss
sales Of stocks at first board, and only 81 shares 81
Union Tennessee at 81.
o.. The following is the numb,r OF petitions for
and against az immediate rcsumptics Of the Penn
sylvan.a Banks, which have been prese ted to the
Legislature.
Or ,,S re u nption. ...... ........ i7e1
49, ~" fb
J" -, y "all 10 IS. .................. 90Ti
Nes''' "' SW .s's'ss.. s.........s. Si
o. The U y supr me Court at Washington,
has decided against ormont, in the ease ct T. Dimes
tho murderer. We suppose he will be given up to
tbe Canad an Government.
The French corvette Sabine, arrived At Vera
Cruz on the 9th January, with Anyre Cvrrer
Miaister Plenipoten,.ary OF France to the Govern
ment of Mexico.
On the 10Th ult. two cotton boats were DESTROYED
by Gre at Pulaski, Tenn, and two young men named
John belly and Andrew G. Browning, in ther,.byrr
To- tcath. The loss estimated at from $4,000 IN
seop.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

General Espeleta, late Governor General of Cuba,
has arrived at Charleston from Havana.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
March esn,

MlSS sHiRREFF and MR.. WILSON'S CONCERT in
N Noios saloen, on Fridly Ev, ning 9Th March, 1870.
Dust.With the first blush mors-Miss Shrref and Mr.
Wison-Stranss's Rosa Waltz arranged by MIR. Wilson.
Grand scena, from Der Freischuz-Oh my
longer Mr. Wilson.
Scena from The Opera of Diadesto-Niss Shirref.
Rccitave-Soitly down the brow of evening
AI-Destny smiling.
Baad-Thc Angels Whisper, from the Supersous of Ire
landMI. Wilson
Ssng-The Gostherd-Miss ShirroH Swiss Melody
Grand Duet, from the Opera Of Azor and lovely
- maiden, stay lby desre-Miss Shirref and Mr. Wilson.
Romance from the Comic Opera the Poston Of
Tome, friends and listen to the story-Mr Wilson.
Song-I.lghtly tripping Miss Shrref.
Scena fran Zampa-1 ii don't In Wilson
DueIheres spell that doth bind thee (by r.quest)-Miss
ShirreG and Mr.. Wilson.
PART H.
Duet from ClDderela-Le thine mine mildly bcamng
Miss Shirreff and Mr. Wilson.
Song-BId me dscourse--Aliss ShirreH
Scena, from Amiiie-Tme, thou cheat Of human bliss"
- Ar-fes. tthinks see her sn li.g-N1r. Wilson.
Tyrclean Song, from AmeWhen the morning first dawns
Duet-Ihe Birks Of Abereldie-Mss shirref
Song-The spot where was born-Mr. Wilson.
IRISH Song1A perons thing is the hlarney-MIss Shrref
ocotch songO, whistle and I'll come to my lad-Mss
Old Scotch BalladTak aud cloak about yeMr Wilson.
DuetWell, If must speak my mnd-Mss Shirre and MIR.
- Wilson Bae.
Miss SiIRREFF and Mr. WLsons last Concert will take
place in the City Hotel ON Friday, 18th of March.
To commence O'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
DIR. ELLIOTT,

ocU5s s,. ASD y p, SURGEON
DISEASES OF TaF 9' EYE &'o5FFEfR2rIoSs THERE
Dr. ~ hours from 10 to o'clock daily Sunday. e-
Be- %EsTMAcoTT is in Attendance during DR.. Elicit.
The poor, class Of patients will be attended to from hapa
N. 8. DR. Elliott will remO~, on May Broadway
Entrance IN Warren street myq-yis
mr. EDWARD ?. LUDLOW, Of $40 BrOsdwsy one Of II.
gives them his decided APPRECIATION ror
n ,sacr itsOu, ro-scs,'cn Immediately Apr'y at p.rk
DoC LosT.-h smsl Itah n CrcI hound fs-n color, i'm
having bis peeL hrrc of coral heads With ac'p.
sisly st s %s SosS M9 HSGkLEY at Il, Sans ssss:
Hotel, 81 Broadway, viii be LITERALLY r'~srded msfd'
VICTORIA HousEThe subscribe respectfully infcrms
his friends snl TIE public also ~. ,'.crs 70 III. city gne
ely that hc hs tLea that . Mid corner ="
date them with private board, eth permanent or TRANSIENT
h viii ws: s -oya WITH IA The s,, .,y b., ,ss mar
s,s I'm IN IN, s b S. corsapy he boce,
to merit and nc i've liberal share OF ~ r1s' rrpEazvp
cH.ttrsrOr, C, Feb :. ,s'o. ..-.-,--,
n b. Private rsrlc spites 81 au,ly apart ms cen al
ways he obtained b, si'ns tineI, notice MAJ Inn
n ECONOMY rs wEiLTH.-Flsgans stor, nap Mc,--
Has, At S S =, T, s,,; 2, co. e.1 sr m s
ger p, sssor,msn Of TIC hates, ysr, c.se.
GT sn' Known. Practical N rer.ias Caaal st.
MEN WANT Ella lev srart. allf hsi' a. ~ irtedl Dung
vi Men for the " ARTILLERY and Infantry. to WHOM sub
tants food FOOD ~ thug and r-n s. &C. sie euh VII
~ ARMY TO Washington street. Eli I'm
LOvEJOYS HOTE l., Ian. n. 1859
DR LENlSON,-Sir,-Ahou yerr since J l,fi isr Nv
Dorlrsns 70 commence pfrantile business Soon aitw
NY ARRIVAL became acauantsd With severed young rcsh,ns
rum he north Unfortunately for soon ~ p'rd hcs
a ~ - their trtuTs. I contracted the
dsssr. applied several redesl rrrcii urrs VII, hss
their hanhs posted conspcuousy about The cny psfs
them cn"rrcus sums of MONEY Tt al 70 no rs1oss 49,
lingering raj months and daily growing worse WIS ~
ysed by friend to make ~ Hunters Red Dr and An
hpay n inform yoa hst after using only two b,ncs oi ~
A rysef fully srund heah End able W return
to my isnis we'll when lc ntended 70 caI or you
personally thanks but shaD DC ooHeo w r~e
the stage IN tho morning oyr
Nor's, truly. u. n. u
49, ~" ~ - ,i,t i~n
.-.....s.- 80 s3,ti ~ y ~, lr l,htv, Y
Y ms PERs sE \ BROOKS, 81 Liberty a.
NFrp eEtNs-o b.s Deer skins of srpe rior sualisr
ma EK COLLINS 4 CO. Sc stv,hst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

o.. The following Is the numb OF petitions for
and against al immediate rcsumptics Of the Penn
sylvan.a Benks, which have been prcse ted to the
Icci.iatutc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

NJ LiARDs.-ExEpCIsE FOR HEALTH oNLYy-A
- DASSFORD respectfully inferr,s Is friends IN ~ vciiiiJ
ofihe Taitrses that he hos just fitted ", lags hopn so
known Broadway Hail. in ahle wherchs vii
b. 'pry TO see those who wish TO- an
q lis Old st1nd Ann street adjoining Tie Nuscn, whe
there thirteen tables ready r ral sl~. "f ever DE-
serpton, cloths, bale cues NC fc sr A. above
The above have the reputation Of being "u tn u
most respectable anil the best ssoriment OF aoes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

o. The U - supr me Court at Washington,
has decided against Vermont, in the ease OF dimes,
tho murderer We suppose he will be given up to
the Canad an Government
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
PAIL. n IJ.OyD Ar.,;o....

FURNITURE, rlANOo, GREEN HOUSE PLANTs,
Se-WM MCCORMICK will sell this day at 10 O'Clock,
housekeeping, removed for convenience Of sae CANT
French grand Piano Fories of superior tone wifi all
the modern improvements. Also, large collection green
house Plants from celebrated nursery Also large as
sortment Of ladies' gentlemens and infants wearing
dry goods, clothes elegant nine charge repeating Rifle
cost SIS, together with variety OF Other articles.
~ b. The sale will commence with the green house Plants;
the Pimos will be sold AT II O'Clock. mas IT.
sS>S.ek "a NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON, VIA Nor
G-,-155x witch and Worcester Rail Roads from r.. Il.
I-@---- Steamboat Place. foot Of Beekman street The
Steamboat CHARTER OAK Captain Sanford will leave
O'Clock.
The Steamboat NORWICH Capt Colt, will leave above
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon O'Clock
Passengers will take the Of the above boats at Nor
woh the splendid Of the Norwich and Worcester Rail
oad Company, and proceed Immediately to Boston, without
change Of Cars or baggage.
Fregs taken for all the above places For information in
quire of f.. A. 4 q. w. CORLIES,
1888 Pearl street
n H. The above arrangement will Monday the
9th March. ms-sm