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Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
FROM THE WV roaK EXPRESS or SEPTEMBER 8.

FROM NEW FORK EXPRESS or SEPTEMBER 8.
We have consumed in ALL some two or three days read
ing in The London newspapers the voumnous records Of the
House Of Commons Elections that have been going Great
Britain, aud do not know when have been
ed, entertained Instructed An election day be
Saurnala in England The electors begged more,
bescged more coaxed more wheeled more fatered moe
and lied more, if possible than in this country while,
general rule there is far less decency the husngs
decorum, or ode sound practical discussion We had no
idea that English election ran low. Even Lord Pal
mcrston, The Minister Of Foreign Affairs, criticised
and catechised at Terton by Radical named Harney who
condemned fell swoop his whole foreign policy years.
that the Minister Of Foreign Affairs felt compelled 10 unbosom
HIMSELF and disclose the springs OF his diplomacy for years
HIS speech was Of the happes and abes efforts Of the
Kind we have read and only regret that have
room Tor IN columns While unfolding the vast and
complicated administration OF British foreign affairs for years.
the Minister nevertheless belabored and made fun Of the
Radical who beset him that hs speech rich and
It Is instructive shows the cedom however, Of the Br
tish people, when thus con the stump, say, very
inferior person 1 intellect well in station, draw
Chief Minister Of the ealm and compel him TO tell oil he
knows Mr. Dlsraoi, see, well badgercd, too, in
Buckinghamsie. Three members elected from that DIS
trlc 1t IS the custom for 10 PROPOSE and some
70 second, candidate in formal speeches. Two Of Mr.
is"e" '"'"Sops went or, and went 10, "mou' any "P.
position but to Dlsael there great deal Of noisy in.
formal opposition although poll taken against him
for u there IS no poll called for by rival candidate, the
penfe o. which large the High Sheriff declares the nom
nees elected on 'hc spot II is the custom Of the candidates.
when mus nominated to make their addresses and 70 declare
what they WI do Kisses and groans met Dsrae when
doing, and al the start with loud cries Of /" Oh and Ah "
theeaculdors (which denounced spot gap
ing orators, " mcolious owls" &c whose most brilliant
rhetoric IL howl, and whose happies reparoe is hiss &C.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
british ELECTION SCENES.

The canyassing OF Parliamentary candidates,
whenever general election occurs IN Great Britain,
g;ves rise 10 scenes which, if occasionally disgust
mo. are sometimes edilying, and often amusing.
OF the latter description we select the two follow
ing which occurred at the recent election saca t o.
national peculiarities, is sample of the freedom of
the hustngs in that country.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
TIYERTON EI.Ecr1nN

Ano'ne' speech q different character, but hardly less
amusing, delivered by Lord P,Lrrusrox me scco,.,v
Of Foreign Affairs, in reply to Chsr,i.t or,onon, 4,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
" On our side is virtue and Erin
The friends we have tried

And Colet is before u.s. Loud cheers.
am speaking At random; laughter !; but had very good
speech prepared, and you Mr. CoIe spoiled il by coming
up at the eleventh hour with your bamboo head Laughter
really believe sno The hr good thing you spoiled Laugh
ter Sir Joseph Yokc, in the House Commons one time
said that il Ireland four andwen,y hours under water il
would be pcaceabe, and til then Little Jonny Russell
has adopted different plan he adopted starving thcm in
millions Loud groaRing. You NAV 20 home 10 Lincoln
Mr. Cole do you live near y Laughter Go home
and tell them from Ish-the descendants Of the
old spanlards Cheers You Spanilrd you arc
more like Creole. Loud laughter. Tell them fom US
tna we are not TO be uamped upon repu
dae both Wings and Tories and il Old Nick had both of
lhem od Ireland would be much better off Taughter.1 We
are moral force Repeaers Tremendous cheering. We are
tne uscples the great O'Conne; he Of European fame
lbouu chees We his followers and, though hc is
dead, we w hoist his banner for Repeal Liberty and Old
Heiapu ~" a. cheering have great pleasure, my Lord
anu ELECTORS o ipperay 10 proposing Francis Sculy ct
ana proper representative for gallant Iipperary
The Archdeacon resumed his seat amidst The louo.t do
mons'fatons OF applause Mr.. scrLIr was elected
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

the Reporter says "a Of The utmost confusion ensued
in which the rival pasans got upon the table Coats
torn, inksands were upset. and game at fstcus aeed
the prowess of the combatants."
Abingdon, perhaps is riotous place know nothing of
it. howeve but let how things in the arstocra,c
waterngpace of Brighton The close of the poll stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

KILLED By PANTHEK-Nesr Indian Lake. IN
the part of this county Hamilton county there
resides Indian family which recently numbered three
those regions ss Old Sable" L,ge and Little 10"
panther. without overtskng him. They returned to
their cabin and the morning Litt- 10
ly aud 10 spring. few rods from the cabin for
when panther tsupposed the same one they bad
been In pursuit off, sprspg upon him and literally tore
him TO pieces before assistance could reach him from the
cabin. Glens Fslls Clarion.
A Fool AT THE FALLs.-On "Wednesday, a lit
tie excitement created ct the Cataract House. Nj
sgsrs Falls, In which young southernar acted the
nney Ga entering the dining room he was about seat
ing himself breakfast table. with his ladies' In
chairs reserved TOR others The waiter very politely in
formed om that such the fact ana offered him
place when the SougheTner drew his kntte with
the Intention OF stsbbing the ~steT After lew min
uiss OF disturbance. the young blood paid his bill, and
notwithstanding The rein pouring down IN torrents
lsft with hs ladies for another house lRoch Dem
ISFASIrs Chicago paper relates quite a
novel domrsuc Ia tost city recently. No wonder
that tho West 10 nllng up rapidly IL wss noIhins
less Than eight lsdies, four Of whom bad htte hn
mau IN srms Carlyle would say. and precisely ele
ven children from feet three ieet around
them ali surrounding wicker wagons, each contain
ing pledge OF sfecton" IL ~ss spectacle worthy
tho Great West 10 see the procession move. First
the ladies' theo esrrisge-hslf dozen ehhdEen-
another carriage and l-sty half dozen more bringing
up toe No, old bachelor seen In the street
for whole day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
MARINE JOU r n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED
Brig Belize DAVIS 10 Dc I'm Boston. bound to Portau
Pnce-put 10 to land passengers taken from wreck OF
ship msmOuk.
Big Virginia Talbot 3 de- I'm Providence RI in bal
last 10 Geo Collins.
swedish brig Louise, HUFFMAN, de I'm Boston, log
scbr Virginia, Drinkwater, II ds I'm Calais lumber
10 Smith BoyntOn.
schr old Hundred Mitchell, IL ds fm Harrington lum
Der 10 smith & BoyntOn
schr Amanda Hall, ds I'm Mschias, lumber 10 F
Snow & Son.
schr shswmut. Ferrsr. ds I'm Machiss, lumber to
Brett & Vose.
schr Atlantic Prebe ds fm Lubec, plaster, Brett g.
Vose.
schr Senator. CLARK. de fan Philsdelphis coal.
schr Belle, mcMath DIS I'm Norfolk, mdse to stur'
ges. ClesrmsD Co
Schr Lepreette sleeper IL de I'm Aioars, CuOa' mo
issses 10 Nesmith & Walsh.
scbr Mary shilds Clark de- FIN Philadelphia, coal
schr Mogul (of Boston) Pierce IL de I'm Jacksonville
E Fla timber. 10 Badger, Peck & Co. passengers.
both inst lat 80 long TO- spoke whseship Alexander
from South Pacific Ocean via Pernsmbuco for Provi'
dence 600 bbls oil The Capt OF the reports seeing
on the 18Th vessel of about $50 tons bottom up Same
day experienced severe gale from ENE TO w.
Schr Mary, Treiethen. I'm Bangor. ashes to Nc
Cresdy & Co.
schr EVA, Dosns, I'm Harwich, nsh, soule Whitney
& Co.
Schr Alien. Weber I'm Middletown.
Schr Robert Rsntoul Jr. sears I'm Boston.
Schr A Marshall. Cabot I'm Boston.
Schr WOlcott Ryder. I'm Boston, 10 Dayton Sprague
Schr Friend Crowell. Boston, J Atkins g. Co
schr Compsnce. Crowell I'm Boston to w Lewis.
schr Pearl. Allen. fun Bsrwich, fish.
Sloop Geo Fox. Dozns, I'm Hsrwich. hsh.
SOOps Prudent, Bearse Triumph, Taylor, and Clio
Swain all from Nantucket
MEMORANDA
The schr Augusta which sailed hence for Mstsnzas q
few days since totally dsmssted end Ia In tow of the
pilot bost Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
Ne ~ BROADWAY.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA

YELLOW DOCK AND tuEDOck.
T'HIs COMPOUND 10 warranted not inferior 10 ans
i preparation OF the SaIsaparills In use, under
whatever name II may have been offered 10 The public -
EAcn ingredient been carefully selected and none used
but such perfect pure snd we'll cured.
The following diseases are among Tho Iumber mat can
be cured by The timely OF this Syrup, VIZ. scroula
ga trhsum scsldhead, all syphiiIc tains erysipess
Old corrOded and obstinate ulcers, cusneOus rfuplons
such boches and pmpes the face and neck and all
diseases arising from the Of mercury Indeed all im
purit.s Of the blood be either wholly partially
moved by the Of this invaluable scOTbuc and al
teraive Syrup.
t. the seaman and tourist IL particularly recommend
ed being miraby adapted 10 the removal OF those dis.
heh from frequent change Of climate ttey are
. liable 10 contract.
Prepared by DocL e. JOHNS aud for sale 81 the aDove
No by the single dozen bottles Price 81 certs per sin
gle bOue. with directions
NIB Also constantly hard and FOR sale who'esa,e OF
retail a comreie assortment Of Botanic msdc'nes both
crude and compound Physicians supph'd on ne most
nbersl lam. aui2 ThSM3u
UUMMON MISTAKE - MADk In sup
n posing that DR.. TONNSEND'S sARsAPAklL LA
IL q common Ssrspsriils Syrup, which II Is rot ~
one bollle contains a sufficient quantity 10 make more
than gallon Of syrup, far superior TO that used IN he
shop. ~ any sold for four sbngs per quart II
ia conpoun extract OF the beat Honduras Sssspars
extracted without heat Principal Office l& Futon st.
next door to The SUI. auN 5mIhSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
sARsAPARILLA SYRUP


csQn WILL BIZ GIVEN II dis syrup u not superior
tCcUU 10 any sod. Put up in quart bottles Price 81.
ns each Tie The cheapest aud by far the beet Sa
sapsril, offered for sale II immediately The zero.
fua or king evil rheumatism cuaneous erupuons les
chronic srad head stubborn ulcers. syphiiue
symptoms and diseases arising from injurious use Of
N rcury. dropsy, exposure or Impotence IN NE
~ b. Persons wishing 10 pu chase by The gallon or bsf-
rel he supplied the reasonable terms Pm
cipsl Depo ass Broadway. suZn smith, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

EHIaD UIsThICT pOLICE OFFICE, EsseI.
sI-A Persoss Interested IA, claiming property 70
naming 70 said Pocc Once the krsl Monday OF Jsnu
sy lS47, hereby no1ed 10 make prof Of owneEsniP
Of said property sad Police Ohce on before Wed
Eesday the 18Th dkJ Of August lSf7 al ,sd properly
which shall DC unclaimed said CAS- viii be sold ~ pub
Inc auciOn Thursday. tie 18Th Az gust l5f7 10 oclock
A NJ. 81 q. Chamberlain sucioneer, Sprucesi
Said property % wachrs. lot OF rore pigs Of
iron. pigs o. esd shoes kc By direction VI he Mega
uales Of rhiTd Ossricl Police
iy7 s~os EDWIN >. COREY. Cieff.
rJ,O BUILDEH--seaed prop issis vii De received
A. ne otce Of the Superintendent Of Buudings No 10
Elxsbeihsrret agl Thursday, 10Th cay u August
O'Clock p. NJ fer bailcns Engine House 10 Nine
leenlh street near Eghihsverue flars aud specifics
lions OF the work usy oe teen "a application %
JOS l. SLACK, superintendent Of Buildings
OHce supt u Buildinxs, Aug II. 1871 Aui6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

CHEAP CAP AND LErrEH PAPEx all
- Books. French snc English sl.roe-rv t,sst-.
Pre..es-FRANIlS & LOUfREL ~ MAJ, - 90 S.-<
% hand large sssortm-Lt Of blsnk books n.nsr
stationery, which Iby Will sell very io~ prcss ins
sards daily calen1ers, twihe reefs. seel pens. bore
b0afds bristol ds card bosEt, pesforSei Board el-
samps memorandum copy and pass books In gFea1 vsr
ely, 1enhOd sabd 0oxvs. TN cash boxes hacs anon
boards cns boards and chess wssrs sealing le al
Peec. visteg sad pl-yiag cards pockesbOoSskc
CsotoS lsEs ior sfcse, ss,rsnted nct 70 l1d
10 any climate ana celeersed fJr It's nuidy ses beau
color FRANCIS & LOUrREL
sa2Sn Manufacturing slsiioaefs, n Maiisn-lsns.
WATKR-CURR-Dr. TRAIL. who started the srsl
sdroPstlic lnsutsuon IN An-rcs receives psrenu
Al n . ne~ ana cOmmOdOus eslshlshm-nt - Jcha .
fark, LslghtsL Perscns distance will be advised
fos home treatment ~ letter 0fce consultation every
DcInink AID efe2nt. ALL I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
6onses for Sale.

- At PRIVATE SALE-Thirty-ssven' and 1hir
kf. iyeighh-st II lots Of ground each IS feet IN font
ard by half the block IN depth on th- norm SIDE
Of Thirty seventst between Seventh aud EighthaVenues
and ols Of the same dimensions the south side OF
Tbiuy-eghih running through from street 10 street
FsHTysIXTH-sTAsO 10 lots each > feet IN front and
rear by hall block 10 depth having frontage OF -
feet 90 the north side OF EightysixthsL between Third
and Fourth avenues. Apply -
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auc,ioneer
su25 lw BrOsd-sL
o. AT PRIVATE sALE-Souh Brcoklyn--The
II new thfee-slory brick house aud lot 10 fee siiualed
sl~ on the west side Of HckssL between Union aud
ssckei s finished Ia the best and 10 modem style
with sliding doors marble mantes, psles. &c. piazza
erclo,ed with gass; under &C Size II house p by
y feat size ofot y by 100 feet II desired 500 can TO
main on bond ant mortgage. For terms Sc apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEEckER Auenoneer.
an24Iw Brosd-n.
- At PRIVATE -ALE.-CIrY OF RRooELYS-
"a The three story brick hous- and lot Ia fee With
WilOughbyst. Part Of the purchase money can reman
on bond and mortgage. For terms nc. apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auciioueer.
su2i1w Broad-st.
30 FOK -aLE-The two brics houses Nos s, aud
"a 81 CarksonsL north side Hud.oH-s lots IS by
- TOO feet each ease q from Last May and
movable Also three story brick house snd 80 years I'M
expired lease Of lot No. % GreenwichsL near RecOrsL
lao the lot with shop snd sheds, No Laurensst west
aide near Canal-,t J. L. sCHIEFFELIN
aus I'm. ia Canslst
- AT PRIVATE SALE.-FORTlETHS r-Two
81 lots OF ground each Is feet by 90 feet inches on the
south side Of Fortieth.sL between FIRST and Second
avenues, commencing l7o feet west OF fn' avenue APP
au2llw Auctioneer, Brosd-st
- AT PRIVATE sALE.--rhiHeenth-s reet-A
ia valuable piece of ground having frontage Of about
l08 feet by l03 feet inches 10 length situate on Ihe
Fifh-syenue. Apply 10 ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER.
srH I've Ancu lne-r y rInan-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
CORPORATION Notices.

A ssBssORs, NOTICE-Public notice I, hereby
"a by NE gO s s ., O. Of he re-
specve Wards hsvo completed their several Assessment
L and the copy for each Ward 10 efI win one OF mel
number at place herein menioned and the Assessors
hereof
Fra W~d-Ai franklin Market, up 'lAir', entrance
from South-st. J. Chz Morrison, Ira Brown.
second Hard-At SO fulton-st Augustus r. Csmineyei'
Tsird WaTd-N 2ss Washington, corner Of Chambers
Jane. + Wood William l. shadow
Fourth Ward-At 4O8 Pesrl-H James O. smith, Niles
FIA HHd-At 22i Jay,t William C. Scott, l'sss b
S,Tfl Hard-AtlsS walier-st Thomas TompsOn John
SeSea2 Ward-At l4 East Broadway George Adams.
EiSltk Ward-At IS Thompson-st John w. Bauyelt
'1 X,~a W%d-A, a2s HudsOn-.L H. Howard Csrgin,
TsaiG Ward-At 81 Hester-st Edmund Anderson. Da
Elr.sna W~d-At 500 Foursh,t. Lewis Dingee, John
NJ Mhlk.n
TBelftl Wad-The fret ten days Grifns. sevenielh
and soomingise TIE subsequent Ten days and on he
lth OF September al Cromweils, MAnhsIanyle John T.
TA,,teeSn Vard-Al 70 Piti-,l William jenkins John
Fosrteentl Ward-At Centre MaIketplace Charlie,
Fidesnik Wad-AiK Y University room No /. base
meui. entrance from Warrington place Ezra Ludlow
SIieena Wayd-At - Eighth avenue James Nicol,
Henry T Jol'e
SsleniseniA Hard-Atl I2 Second 81 Isaac wyd, Abra
ham Van SosEercs.
E,sAfseatl Ward A, $50 Third avenue Collin. sh-p-
herd, lillian JOhusOa-
Wbers he same may be seen and examined BY any OF
the nhabi from me TWenrth day Of August 10 The
Tenth Of september. both Gays Included Aud that The
Assessors Of the e.pecv- WAds will meet ~ the exp
Of said lime. the Eleven dzs II Sep
lemb-r next Al me place. IN their WARDS heretofore
tOnec review heir said ss,essmeos on the appcs
ton VI Auy person ecf ceving himself sggregei
NewfOrk August - 1877
EZRA LUDLOW President
AUGUSTUS y. cANMEYsE sscy- su2o lsn
SUPPLIES OF FLOUrs lot ihe A ms-Hou.- De
- partueut-Sealrd Proposals will b. received By The
COnImssioarr a. his Once IN ne PARK until O'Clock p
u The SOh install for supplying f1r NE use Of Tie
Aims House Dspaftu-ni-
Is barrels supefhne Ohio Flour.
$50 90 Fine DO DO sampegto Re seen 81
$50 DO Fine Middlings, he Once.
50 do Aye our.
To be delivered Bellevue. foot enty siNthst fee
OF ali expense being uonsd. Each parcel - be esi-
mated FOR ai-y, aad Will DO decided In that manner
aud proposals 10 be accompanied BY written suaTAnty,
signed b. responsible persons he effect hat ne
bid5ef or bidders will n bis thsir bid be accepted,
for viii into obi alOn with good ard sufcen
surees. 10 farah t1e Src.- soI-d and n Il fall
lhe part OF the oliver All sny Or
he tees, The Comm ssiJn-r shs have power 70 supply
the detciercies ana any q c1st sha Be charged
70 sad paid by he contractors
NJ C LEONARD. Commissioner
dice q Conn ssio- er Of 2ius House
Nr~-ioIk, August p. I8t7 au5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

f. - GREAT REDUCTION IN PASSAGE
---AADT THE CANADAs The ssbseri.
Der. prepared 70 forward passengers 20 Ba.o and
sanSusky Cleveland, Detroit Racine, Ceieaso Milwsl-
ace PIIIs6urgb, Cincinnati Louisville, 81 Louis Monues
Port Hope Tofo1to snd all O1her parts of The Unlted
and the Csnsdas % ne best a1d mos exoediiious
liaes han any other establishment 10 The ely
Emiants would AUDI their o~n interest," before coGuac
lnS for passage elsewhere. Apply 10
N. P. OHERa Il co. 100 5outhsL corner Of Dover,
s1ls and ID Wesssl corner Of kscsor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
Winnow 6ba0es.

WINDOW cHkDks. Gu Cornices Musna Cur
w tsits Ac-fsmdtes about flrnishing ther !G8
With Wiooew sosdca, &C viii hnd J. &. WOOD
fORD,. - hfoadwsv, large COLLECTION Of the iafesl
cofashi.a Coaaos, Nisaesies. Rosvsiss GnG Comic
Lace sod msslla Carisias. Bscds. Lo0ps Pins GAME
Wire, Window Shades Se A. L.fsrso Bsialrss as
Brosiwsy
liberal discount showed 70 those buying 10 sell again
Soateern and wesefn merchants invl,ed 10 "a b.
fore mskiag their selecsions susS
MINIMUM -HApks.-GIg Noslloes, Masla en-
w tains &e--I {. WOoDFORD, rs sr0sd ~ Is o..
fefins real ioduc-meol th0se Purchasing widow
sasdss Il wholesale several ssyes nj GOfaes, Wig
neies scroll ape fo~ ers Cornlhian eolauns a.
ali made ssSpeof ADD afsned rot 10 hdbero
10 sny climate Also lace sDd muslin eVrsins gt cor
nsces, gimp loops bands, psineo wire winoow blinds,
nc. A.. Lsfsrse buildings US Srosdwsy. sgls
WINDOW SHADES, spnos-sI-fsmsles snoa,
w rnisbng lholr So0s-s shsoes Will aiy po'
eenl y calling 90 Tie saoscreeFA .
~ BAkfOL 4 OkASHEE,
as "a ss4il nrs,rtsrs
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Books.


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ITO TfIh I.DIk--At his Of The yesr ne
muskeOe. annoy The ff sin tnef rfils Tag stn
sud often leave dissgreesble mskt N the lace neeA Ana
hands ~ uge which Dr. Tobias recommends bis en-
uan LlamenL IL auiei ~ AlAy all Ha'tOn N ~
teen e. and never 10 allow marx 10 De ls ussu
- directed IL also cure fOf nradsene, pans ~ 'oe
Limbs rhsumausa .a.lngs goothaehe, &C For sale a.
Dr. TOblas- 0ftc- ) last Eeven.h-sL maps ~ fsi-
too and BY The drug ihfoug ne CIV so ~
J HuIn.. sara'oga Springs. Pavilion, koeka~ay fAsli-
lon. F1r Hamilton ami b. nc druggists Ind 'ofehe-Prf'
through ih- Country
fuc- 5 and 81 c-ns per bottle
- Over ioo persons have been feeF.a - u ou,ins
th- last year s1-i <'eod-
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pnblir Conpepanfss, &t.
d. AFOK BOsrON vim. NKWP0E,

Aroh BOSTON via. NEWPORT
49,. s-oIL{.. tff fre ~fsmDOsl I'D -
fo.f Lice, con posed ~ tb- superior az.
Glaze ,iesnrrs, Of gfssi stFensh and .oe~d p.ulrn
adapted g. ne uayigston u Long Island sound rncs
IN connection VIII III Va River and Oh Coiony as,e
distance Of s. miles. n Boston Gully Lave ~. -
River near he Battery daily, except SgGdsvs > 'Es
Tn- rev steamer BAY STATE. llsls tons burse, g.
Joseph Comstocs, on Tle.dAys. ssisrdsys al 70.
days SIS 2 ~ -
fhs steamer MASSACHUSETTS,, loo too, h,,a.-
Capt VIM Brown 0n Mondays Wedrs.fsys al 80. !,
ats ?. n.
ard ever, ArrAngen for The security ard comfort a Al.
.-pyrrs who are Afforded by This route uishrs r.. -
ho.rd ard co arrival At Pail River proceed per Rsro
reaching Boston early The following morning 5ax.,s,
master Gttached To -seb steamer, who receiT-s srd NJ
tets h- baggage snt an.es ne san- 10 s cesrr.
ton. sesn-f Ia connection with MS lDe b ss|
frOn Providence.
Frsiglt 10 Boston 10 gaken .; the zane rses ~ a.
Other regular lines snd ,orwsrd "a win gfestsr st,s
llon Por r,ghi - passage spply On board and euler
TlSDALE L BORDEN, 70 WesssL or a. he once u 4,
Line At the corner Of Washington o. and bserJ.pacs
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rINO DRUGGIsTs.-For sale or exchange for a small
farm ress the ciiy prot1cilss pfoftuy on lbs ~
and The old sssb.Led Il The suoscEber. h0 IL de-
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