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WHERE THEY LEARN TT don't see where
my children learn such things, is one Of the most
common phrases in q mothers vocabulary. A little
incident, which we happened to be an eyewitness
to, may perhaps help to solve the enigma. We
smiled little at the time, but we have thought a
good deal of it since, and we trust not without
profit.
"Bub," screamed out little bright-eyed girl,
somewhat under six years of age, to a youngsteE
who was seated on the curb-stone, making hasty
pudding Of the mud in the gutter; Bnb, you good
house this minute, or Ill beat you till the skin
comes off.
Why, Angelina, Angelina, dear, what do you
mean! where did you learn such talk 2" exclaimed
her mother, in wondering tone, as she stood on
the steps, courtesying to a friend
Angelina looked up very innocently, and an
swered, Why, mother, you see we are playing
and he's my little boy, and am scolding him, Just
as you did me this morning, that's ALL
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a. USE OF LETTERS.
A schoOlmaster wrote to a lady:
How comes il this delightful weather,
That u and can dine together
She answered:
- My worthy friend, il cannot be-
u cannot come till after T p
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NJ A good story is told of a poor fellow who
had spent hundreds Of dollars at the bar Of GER
tain GROCERY, and being one day faint and feeble
and out 81 change, asked the landlord 10 trust him
for glass of liquor. Mo- was the surly reply +;
" never make practice of doing such things"
The poor fellow turned to gentleman who was
sitting by, and whom he had known in better DAYS,
saying, Sir, viii you lend me sixpenoe !"
Certainly" was the reply.
The landlord with alacrity placed the decanter
and glass before him; he took pretty good horn,
and having swallowed it, replaced the glass with
evident satisfaction. He then turned to the mar
who had lent him the sixpence, and said, Here
sir, is the sixpence ] owe you; make it point
degraded as ] am, always to pay borrowed money
before pay my gFog-billi"
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November Election.
lLAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
General Council.

General Council.
SITTING OF THURSDAY, IN OCTOBER, 1919
RESOLVED, That for the election to be held on the first
following places and under he supontendence Of the
First Precinct
A. Fire Engine House No. u Religious street near Race
street Co1ll9iss loHers-James Ross Geo. Risk, Philip
Second Precinct
Dagranges Hall, Nayades street. near the Horse Station
Macs CisrRsj & GodiS 2anF Phillips A''i Ona'
Third Precinct
Ferris, William Emerson, D. Donovan. CzTks-C. W.
Fourth Precinct,
Ass E9sns H9g Ssk No is ApOo ,. street Commits
CsEs-G w WhisResd D. T. Ca adeeI j.
Fifth Precinct:
AT Fire Engine House No 2, ThoheupitOulas EEreet
%illism Bogart.. ctsrks-ThOmas Van Wick, Richard
Sirth Precinct
, the a 81 L0qaRa Hq st COMPANY Ga90dse
Jackson. CierkS-GeOrge F. Pearson John F. Wilson
SeUenh Precinct
and da1 G0eS 59g 81 PSyd'
T. Mslllyalne, Walter Rieol. Ci6rks-John W. TayOrs
Eighth Precinct.
AZ The Cont Street Hotel Cont street, between Levee
Malot Robert MOnteith. Cierks-W, H. slark, E.
Ninth Precinct.
Atthe second Ward Coffee house, corner Of MaTais and
r. so4 Fao Shields y fo, Harris e.
Fernandez. "
Tenth Precinct.
Ses mSasat Benjamin. SaG min
Na4 .Os1en, j. D. hampeT., Cerks-GuEave Jaquet L,
Eleuenth Precinct:
At Fatqrz9 CgEsS;housa Orleans Theatre Commits
Ctorks-E, A, Michel, Auguste Dean
ItDetfh Precinct
Al the Market Coffee mousse corner MaTaiH and Orleans
ehaTd, Jr,. Cterks-L, Puoe, Emile Keynes.
Thirteenth Precinct
At the Fire Engine House No L. Hospital street between
bourbon and Royal streets C0RmssiORers-J. " GOuT
l.. COuIcelle.
Fourteenth Precinct:
. At Montegut Codee.hoHse corner Bayou Road and ST.
Caqde.., Co1aRissi0nsrs-M Barnet ST. j. b. Coulter
A DupI5. Cterks-O De Feoher, Rene Thtard.
Fifteenth Precinct.
At Mascara CORsehouse corner of Union and Good
Lhidtsn streets, Commits sORerST. i. Veau A. Abat
John Guesnon, Clerks Eugene staes, John Below.
Sixteenth Precinct,
Al A. taivTes corner of TOnti and Bayou Road Com
altss'0aeTs|,-J Bermudez, J., M lCueuu, T. G. Rap
plef.', CterkS-F. COquet, r. VannieF.
SeUeRteeHh Precinct:
At the Warrington Hotel at MilnebuTg a.. Commits.
s.oafFrsJ = n KsnPIedy o'Ne John Eafhart
Eighteenth Precinct.
AZ u Demos Cofee- house eoIner Of Leyee and Spain
Michael Ams Cerfs.HenYy MeCessG josepb NaToG
Nineteenth Precinct
AZ the Mexican Gulf Railway Depot, Commits sioRers-
u H. Gillespie. X u Crais Joseph Pearce Clerks
Iweniieti Precinct.
at the Of Ca1acavO and Montegu streets opposite
M Layog's Cotee; house C2HlHtssoHerS-T G. FagOt,
BaIo9 Boiston9ine, J. r. Vienne.., GerkS-EdOuaId
fremo, John LadlaW.
TI0enty.tfra Precinct
At Joseph MsTet's Gomez house the Sugar Refinery
u G9mmissionsrg-J9hn Cook, JACQUES CharbOnRet. +.
NJ C0On torks-R Ri, Ra[ q rN g%s T lG5
AFEsoyE6 18th October 1875.
A true cODV a Sr CEpag flsTk
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r " Il p w "A u 4 Il
FENHE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
is article Of English invention. and first in
tTOduced into the United States This Filter is made of
peculiar kind Of stone which performs the pecoaton WITH
greater Fandty than any other yet discovered. 1t Cyn
drca in shape and is capable OF tegng from 90 coo
gallons per day 1t rapidly disengages matter OF every kind
held in suspension and renders the water beautifully pure
and lmpd, and from its peculiar construction partiCu
lBry adapted 10 purifying the M spp water This Filter
one Of the useful inventions of the day. Its smU
city Of construction, its durabiy-no matter how impure
muddy the water bea never failing supply OF
water without any trouble the speedy removal Of al delete
rOus matter its Applicability TO be placed in Water Butts
Tanks Cstems Ponds, Reservoirs, particularly reCOm
mends 10 the notice of Hotels ROaTdng Houses Steam
boats Shns Private Families, Offices, ETC. for all of which
there are suitable Several Of them have already bs
put in the city and county and found to answer every
expectation, They can now be seen operation NJ MI
uiF hEf7 psHbn4 invited 10 sell Std gSretgr them u
Rqi Wiih view q pRyieg az ggllqsiF..,, - " ~
Rgif Aggis FalRaaeg siplsr fs gsRpp
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DAILY CRESCENT.

EkaLY RrsINe.-" He who win thrive must rise
1t Eve" So says the proverb, though there ia
mora Of ryhme than reason in it; for if
He that win thrive must Use at five,
it must follow, foTtioTi,
lie who d thrive more must rise at four
and it would ensue, forfissimO,
He who'd more thriving be- must always rise AZ three
He who the former Guido, must sa as carry as I'VE
and by way Of climax, il should hold good that
he who'd ne or be outdone. must always rise at one;
while as clineber 10 the whole, il should be added
as a sort Of grand climacteric, that
He who'd be thriving quite must sit all the night
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The SHINGLES" Doctor, - said a wag to his
medical adviser, " is MT there such thing as the
shingles " Yes, to be sure replied Galen.
" Then have got it, for certain, said the patient
for the roof of my mouth is broken out in dozen
nlacos
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FTNP WATOHHs JBWELRY, Bto.

IA A. TYLER, g CHyaP 20, has constantly on hand
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of all {fs5A
- = =s. the beat makers. AsO-Fob, Vest ~ q
asassfB-GsE5se and Guard CHAINS, SEALSs9Ei2sza
49, ~ and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils Thimbes, Buckles, &C. Fine BRACELETS BFooche',
Necklaces Rings Slyerwae, Spoons and FOrks Ladies,
CastoS, Cups Pitchers Trays, Plated Cssion TsaSetts.
Candesticks Urns rich Fancy Goods Eubuss fine Per.
umery-together with great variety OF other articles
numeOus 70 mention, AlsO-SPECTACLES, with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and GlaIAes of every
knidEye Protectors, etc, etc., constantly on hand and
fitted to suit the eve al short notice. nils
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

M H. MEY Err. No. 100 CANE street Watch. ~
LfA. maker aud dealer in JEW ELRH, GOLD IN
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. g "a
All Jswelry arroles repaired al moderate prices. mlS
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PHGLADELPBIA, June 25 lS46l feel free TO recommend
Dr. DAVIS Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my peri
ence OF its beneficial effects in my have been
for some time past subject TO attacks Of splitting Of blood at
tended with weakness Of the breast and sensation
at the stomach accompanied with dyspepiC symptoms.
Last spnDg, having attack OF it, recommended BY
aoquaintaICe who had been cured by Dr. Davss syrup,
TO Try H.. did and relieved by it in less than
bottle Its apparent good effects immediate.
joan +. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker, 20 Race st.
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~ Marhants, from different sections Of the country,
the most HateFng accounts Of the universal popularity
and ehcsCy oil DT. DaTlss Syrup, undet then notice,
number OF Them witnessing Us virtues, have regularly sold
II on coalition that If Il did not give sati5aClIgu, the
should be returned and Of them hos had any appca
lion u return tho money This speaks volumes in favor Of
the medicine We append few extracts from Ordea,
samples Of those in frequent receipt Of well Of
NerllL annunnL. LIaunnnlLN
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PHILADELPI1A, June 90 ls46.-l can highly recommend
Dr. DBylss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my know
Ledge o. its virtues My wife had been affected sr long
time with weakness and pain in the breast the Of this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her The symptoms
would after time TeCu and all occasions the Ieef wsB
speedy as in the first place 1t snow months since
she has been free OF the Affection consider and
mend most valuable medicine Its siren thenng effect
has been very great in addition relieving the breast
SAMUEL WADLoW ~ Wood street.
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DR. MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon,
II AVlNG returned to the CITY of New Orleans from his
L tour in the North and East, prepared Ss5s7ls,
70 perform all operations Bppertuning to the -
TEETH and has become acc tainted withU YvtAE5la
the best mode of operating approved by the ~4-LlJ
College Of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, hid His pnce
for operations are in proportion to suit the times as
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN Less THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. hIENSIHG'S
TOOTH-ACHE ELIXIR or charge. ~ Office
CARONDELET STREET, I'd docs below GfOd st.
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ENIRE BRICKS130,0G0 English Fire Bricks for sale by
ol6 JOHN STROUD & co, l46 Common st.
OtEMENT-S,O bbs Newark and RossDdsle landing
~ from ship l.ehgh, for sale by
OILS HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN, sS Magazine st.
a. 5000 66ls in store and for sale BY the above
MARBLE DuST-101 bbs Marble Dust for sale by
" olo JUN STROUD co., l46 Common ST.
I IME-lOO9 bbls Fresh Thomaston Meadow Rock Lime
~ landing from bark Qlermont, for sale by
olo JOHN STROUD co. l46 Common ST..
I ASSIpiNG7Ex ship Vicksburg II kegs Orange County
OILS CHARLES sfoUGHToN, "a Camp ST.
II oCK CANDY--3O boxes, landing from ship Cham.
Il u plain, Tor sale by T., ]. HART & Co
OH fS TchOupitOuas st.
61EMEHT-I20l bbls. Denman's and Melton & Browns
- hOsendale Cement in stOe, landing and for sale BY
ol6 JOHN STROUD Il co. 1916 Common ct.
DLASTER PARIS-lO0 bbls WothelspoOpjs LANDING
u from bark st. Andrew for sale by - e
OILS HAYMAN g. HOLDEN, So Mapazuast
:. 80 1910 bbls. W0thespOOn's. Kings Coggns's and
Newark, in store and for sale by the above.
FtRE BRICKS. :; 1b9,09o Ehglsh 5QD0 fgR,so:os
- g0s hlgASs ,iisl,s n, AtihiH Aggsfisg
l@spWsssssf ls' tsls " ihs Ss9ff '''' !" ''r
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RAT. PAINT

Raj PAINT
MORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS Of this Pain
lFA hes been sold here the SON. which has given
very general satisfaction to AL who have used itand,h
demand for it ia increasing, The Paint is Of two cOlJta
Slate and Chocolate the latter of the fashion
able coloB in use and fur more durable than tCad
the weather makes impression upon IT, whether
upon Brick or WOOd.
Mr. Benson, "a Practical Painter, Camp street. opposite
Lafayette Square, who has used it extensively will impar
@. SHELDON AGENT
Sold Wholesale and Retail By A. G.. WILBUR n Co,
10 Bank Place oil d&W3m
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from Dostors Yargsan and Rush, Sola pysetteiHF

clans as w6lf as Drug gistg.l
MIaHAwAKA, Ind, June 1851. DR. DuyisB Wild Cherry
Ead Tar goes off like hot cakes we think that you choose
to give Wholesale agency for that medicine, dis
pOse Of almost any amount in Northern Indiana.
4 Mi I
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White Beans, Prunes, Dates. CuUants Shelled s munds
Mackeetaud Salmon in hits and halfkts Carat tound
Spices Of kinds Curre Powder Pepper Aspice Gloves
SOughtOn BtteB Painted Tubs UnderwOOd's and George
Aliler's Lemon Syfups, Table Salt CtrOn Macar0n Yer.
micel Tall0w Candles, Vinegar, Peppermint, Lard Cot.
Irvine Wushb0ards. Nest Boxes and Buckets Ale.
Porter and Brown Stout, Cuba Cigars Playing Cards Nut
megs, Sage, Indigo, Lozenges, Barrel Covers, MsuG0
Vine, COrkgi Backing Small BrOOms etc.
N B. Orders from the country for goods in my line
will be promptly filed " hen accompanied With
ash. Ru&Hf
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- 4 Q BE 5 n q r. "
BRICKLAYER, No. 10 ROYAL STREET
I UNDERTAKES all kinds ofFIREWORK, such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
Boilers, etc. All work done by the subscriber will 80
be guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be ,S
seen a. any times RS9E
with Dispatch. ial9 lv
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LEWIS AND HILL, "a -
q " Y 0 r NJ = y s q Y Il q ",

A BROWN s. CO., Dealers in all kinds Of l. UNI
A. BER-CypLe4s White and Yellow Pine, MahOgany,
Black Walnut, Oak, Ash and Poplar Mahogany New.
els and Balustes Lath, Sand and Fiie Bck-32o laga
ZIne street New Orleans, 70. STEAM SAW-MILL,
Natchez, Miss,
~ Orders foT all kinds of CYPRESS LUMBER delivered
nOtice Rp3 lvd 2mW
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NEW POTTERY sWOP.

NLW
NTOTICE.-The undersigned takes this method of in
y forming bis friends and the public in general go
that he is erecting POTTERY SHOP 0p- 49,
esq posite the old Bnuigny Pottery, where all Sag
W ~ articles in the Inc Pottery Ware will be CD
Ew found. He respectfully sogits the liberal patronage
glB formerly bestowed the old firm Of WILSON s,
VIRGIN and invites his friends and the public give him
call as his prices viii be lower Than at similar estab
shment in treeDOh.
N. B. All orders from the country will be promptly at
tended to-. FTeepOr October 8, ls49.
Oct6 I'm II. H. VIRGIN.
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DENTISTRY, sc.


DENTAL NoTIQB.
nR. PEARSON informs his patients he
- still continues his business at his rest 49, E
denOe, Me- BARoENE ESTREEE, ne9FQ IrYYYyp
Canal AllOpersiOns faithfully perOmed c111LJ
His PRICES are graded 70 suit me elionmf99Ses OF an %
w, r. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
II GsrSESSss d5 sE ne E SSH fSG heir
w Preservation in the most scientific G
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert. ~ s.
ed, from one to a whole set, on the mostQ ITYYyFR
modern and improved principles. ,, , -4-A-I,
Teeth extracted without the of Choroorm and with
From long expedeDee in his profession and strict sppca
ton to business he hopes to merit share o. pube patronage
Reference can be given to the most eminent neoigS men
--. DENTAL NOIIOE,
I R. PEARSON informs his patients that he can be
- consulted daily at his office, from
piovements in DENTAL SURGERY QGfYY{vA
are too well known gndppreoated 10 require $1,000
enumeratnE His Block Teeth are particularly worthy tne
attentan Of those requiring artificial ones his prices are
graded 70 suit the circumstances OF al once al ms resi-
denoe, No B.AROJVNE street, near Canal. d2 u
DENTAL NOTICE,
] WEST Practical Dentist, 1l2 81. Charles street
y near Lafayette Square, thankful for
upon him, would solicit Continuance OtUI f-T-VEV7A
{he same; After practice OF twelve yesIs, -
himself of oil the late improvements, he feels coEdent tat
he will give satisfaction to those who may favor ham Win
J. w would call particular attention to his improved
method of inserting Teeth Gold Plate. Persons requiring
operations will be warranted the best of workmanship and
material and 70 give satisfaction TO those who may patron
honored him with their patronage: 49,
Professor Stone, Dr. BenbTGok, MoTphy Nesyius
Professor DimRtTy1. starges 4 Wight, ETC. eio
~ Dentists supplied with Gold Foil, Plate, Teeth etc
corner of Poydras ySl
DIR. MENsING, Dental Surgeon,
II ANlNG returned to the CITY of New Orleans from ms
AZ tour in the North and East, is prepared
o
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E1N DAVENPORT, Hholssais aud Retali Colltectioa.
Id err, No. 236 BAGOnne street New Orleans.
n. .. Orders for Wedding aud Fruit Cake, sc, prompt
ly attended TO, SIS
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145 C0HHOT Strsst, bstt0ss CarOTdslst aud BdToAns
DEALERS IN &assarsAAS
MARBLE hANTEL-PIECES, ENAM. Sesg
Iva ELLED CRATES. MONUMENTS, Z, q
TONES, TONS SLABS, GRAVE STONES, ~ I'll i3
ard MARBLE, in all its different varieties m
THOMAST0N LINE, CALCiNED PLAS. sUH
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- ~
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERING HAIR, ~
WHITE SAND ENGLISH, PENSACOLA .sssss.
and PITTSBURG FRIEDRICH, mys
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NEMLo"E Sia mo ~, % yUI b L " ~ e.
cured he aboeJ under The consumption for Than three
years, and took great many kinds OF medicines and was
under the medical treatment OF three Of the eminent
physicians in this county, but received no benefit until lie
took Dr. Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, and immc;
hearty This statement received from himself lbs name is
Henry I. GOdshGk, Wamnster township, Bucks county,
Pa. lie is known oil over the Gounty-is poor la6onng
man and cannot be denied that the SyT- saved his life
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BOUT MANUFACTURE
FENHE undersigned calls the attention of the New Orleans
Il public to his Select and fashionable .4SSOTt rEan
ment of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured 81
solely by himself, Gentlemen DESTROYS OF having IN
their Boots and Shoes made to ft-Of elegant 80
teTlal and sTYLE-WOud do well by calling the
undersigned, OoTk-sole, and Double-sole WATER
PROOF BOOTS made TO order.
% 6m E. O'sULLTVAN 20 St. Charles street.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-12
NORWICH s. WORCESTER RAILROAD
Efclsssks 9 80 go 81
summer Arrangement-M Z, 1919.

summer AETdllgeiHeul-Nl May d 1872
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
leave Worcester at 1880 A. NJ. and 4 BOZ. M.
fh3-The 10 so a Train connects with train leaving
Springfield 80 Boston at a.IR Nashua at I2O
IN Providence at IS am
The 80 train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven also train leaving Boston at p. M
Leave Norwich ct A. g., and IL N.
1.-THE m. train connects AT Worcester with West
ern tram leaving 10 am; Boston train at l02 am;
Na.hna train ut il a IA Providence train at ! 30 am
Pomfret Special Tratn.-Leave Pomire at M LOT
Norwich. Leave Norwich at p. IN. for Pomiret
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 AM. Leave Norwich al 81
A.M.-(Daily, Sundays excepted -
N Express Freight Boston at IL NJ for Allyn
Point al irving in New York next morning.
STEAMR0AT TRAINS,
Leave Boston az O'Clock p. NJ, Tor New York, stop
ping only at Framingham Worcester, DanelsonVe ana
Norwich arriving at Alyns Point TO take the Boat Ut
P. NJ
Steam Boat Train connects at worcester with the ralh
arriving from Nashua and GrotoH Junction at bS3 pm
REruRNING-i.eave Allyn's Point about O'CLOCK A'h,
on The arrival Of the Steam lat from Newfofk.
HA Baggage be del vered to the Basgt aye Master
or her person authorized receive IL before the fas
senser takes his seat in the Cars
Baggage will NIT be taken include money, merchal
die NOR other articles han those of PERSONAL use ana
wher o. higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must be
given OF that fact and price paid or the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars s..
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cara or Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets at the station Offices
S. n. LEE, in.
May. dwtf sup't and Eng NJ q w. II II.
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= Coo - NOTICE.
49, 49, I Railroad and Steam s rs
boat Excursion.

- UUdL ELACUTSIUHs
D w. r. R., and Steamer MASSASOIT. On and
after July 2Olh, ls49 the new and elegant Steamer
MASSASOiT, Capt. SAMUEL ALLEN, will commence
running in connection with A. NJ. and $50 p NJ Trains
Of p q w. Railroad.
Leaves Providence (Long Wharf until further notice.
at s as A. NJ Arrives at do Sis p. M
The boat will land at Vue de = Eau Dexters landing
and Nayat ary, and arrangements made with
Capt Allen, or at the Steamboat Office, SO Long Wharf
TO land Parties AT any accessible point north Nayat.
Tickets for the Excursion, including the passage beth
ways by Railroad and Steamer he bought the Tick
ell Offices Of the P. d W .ilroad, viz:
AT all stations North Albion al the same price as FOR
passage to Providence merely and back. At Albion
80 cts At Pawtucket Valley Falls and Lonsdale so
The Boat made her first trip this month"; ami is of The
very first class regards speed safety and sccomnoda.
tons ISAAC HlN"KLEY, sup't. p & w. R.R.
Providence, July 80. DIFF