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Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01

To Manufacturers and Mechanics
w would respectfully call the attention of Manufac
y turers and Mechanics TO ourstock Of BELT, LACE
anu nm u.rlCkERSTRlNG LEATHER, FILES and TOOLS, OF
m m usscrptoLs Best London Emery Uptons Frozen and
Iinej Cages Superior Sand Paper, Copper Belt Rly
u burrs and great variety Of articles wanted BY
ieo26-dwtf POOLE & MILES, 23t Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-on and affer OcI , ls5
TRAINS >


80" taIuI Ut an Um
Leave Providence 7.45 and IL 80 a m and 2 5n,
vile and Nasonvile Uxbridge with coacbes for E
ana Mendon; AT Nhtns with coaches for East DoIgls
ana htI sxie at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Der
,e, n. D. Fase and Upton; at Worcester with trains
western R. Road and Norwich and W. r. r. and W. Vo,
ana Nashua r. r. At Waterford with trains of NorCoil
county Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham 4 = '
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence can arrive
III New York, via New Haven, the same evening.
ssengers Dy the $50 r NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening ~
ne ll3O trains connect Worcester with The E,nr,
IRAN ran l0r New York, which leaves Worcester al p NJ
me IL Am tram from orceser connects AT Providenra
Win I'm Trans ior Boston, Taunton, Fail River NJ Bedford
me I'M tram connects at Providence with the Rnsto
and Y Steamboat train for New York ' D'''0
u Tie 745 and IL m trains do rot sim a. TT.,,I.
u The $50 and p. NJ trains do not sion nj Ashton -
Hamlet ISAAC II SoITtrItIt,iS2e - SLsoh p. ot
- - AO'V' dNtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
WOB CESTER DYE HOUSE.
HENRY r. ADAMS

WoULD remind the public that he continues the bus
w ness OF Dyeine and Finishing Cotton Linen, Silk and
MS Dye ouse on Central street. He likewise gives patc-
uaf attention to Cleansing nice Shaws Cloahs and gar
mens in general o.
Mr. Adams would return thanks to those who have so
Deray patronzed him in years past and would say that
e experience he has had for than thirty wears past
warrants him in saying that all work entrusted to him
shall be done as WELL if better than any other es
aDisnmen IN the State and prices low as the low
est share of patronage is solicited.
Worcester March ], 1851 mara d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
SAMUEL G. WHITE

No. - Washington Square, near Wcstera r. n. Deno,
Do"ief Ia npnE, nTnnnt, Dye Stuff, Window Glass,
~ retail. o' """iesoIe anu
Philadelphia White Lead, d y and ground.
linseed Oil Coach Varnsh, Furniture do
rarls T "reen, extia quality, Spirits Turpen inc.
Japan, Patent Dryer, a new artico ~
Frcnch, Yellow, Red Lead and Lehatoe
eneuan Ked, German and American Window C,I.ss
A,.is,s M hnu honse Painters Tools and colors--a com
maE4 dw6m 'N'P'0n'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

4hO1uoA DOlAC1AI AooOOAet1AOA
once Nos & 10 FootS Building, Sprin feld, Mass
WIS ASSOCIATION oganized Oct. lst, 1649 and
was the first OF the kind organized in the United
states, and is the only purely Muna Health Association
now IN operation 1t is managed by its members and has
now an accumulated Cash Capital of Sl3,0J0
Guaranty Capital $1,000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
New and Improved Clothes Stand.

new ana improved Clothes Stand.
IHE Subscriber would call attention of the pubc IN
i his New anC Improved CLOTHES STAND, an article
f much Importance to house keepers being much more
sht and convenient than any frame in use and be
ufhshed al much less expense 1t be Bakers
Furniture ROOMS and at my Shop ear of Dr. Bates Office
Pearl StreetD Worcester. R. WARNER
Sole Agent and Proprietor
Application has been made for Letters Patent
Worcester, Sept 81, 1850
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
Roasted and Grnnnd Coffee

EK,ESH x PURE, constantly on hand Litch's Steam
Aso Ground Coffee warranted to suit very low prices
prompt attention. $500
worcester, Jan. 90, 1851. jan20-eodaw6n,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.
elf.ssi CO g.:::;;s::: s.:.:;. rEz


ltsi @ s.; si:::s.s3 rssssS:.:.
IRAiNs leave Worcester for Fitchburg in eonnecto,
cept Sundays, at ''' u"5 "a
6.45 and II A. NJ, and at4lOPM
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
S.2O A. NJ, I23 and s. AS p NJ
Ihe shortest and most direct Railroad route between ~
cester Mass and Burlington, Yt by the way of r;b
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland. This route is
miles shorter than any other 1-'"C
Inc next shorter route is by the way of Fitchhur, p
lows Fails Windsor, White River Juncriop and Ni IT, neI
ner' I'M route is 20 miles shorter than any ofber x
'he one mentioned above and is 20 miles nearer an az
oer ro1Ie TO all stations the Vermont Ceutrj AMI p
Sunpsic River Railroads. ~ "iu H
asSeges gong by either of these routes by the norur
ram ron orccsler, have an hour at Fchburo in ,yh
to get breakfast Those sDing in the II ococl ~ "
orcester have fifty minutes at Fitchburg NJ dime, @ s
for tea. 10y minutes 10 siol
hETURNINa-Passengers who arrive at Fitchburo b ,h
IL O'CLOCK NJ train, have time to get dinner and t % s
~ ae I'VE III 'e minutes past O'clock p M. ain have tm
W ger lea ana arrive at Worcester early as y anv b
r0lte The eary train from Fchburg arrives s y olhei
yer IN season tor the New York train via SIno6eid
Nov il, 1850. H VI" NorWlch
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
Paints and Oils.

| EWisS Philadelphia Pure White Lead English Lin
- - seeu VI spirits Tprpenne Japan, Coach and Furp
ture varnsh pars and Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow
hmelcai and Chinese Vermion Whiting and Putty; 10
gther with general assortment Of Paints and Colors 70,
suis n, w me lowest prices by
ieb2S-d"n POOLE MILEs, 2sl Main st,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
B, e, HUTCHTMSnM.

lSuccessor to WIN. LEGGATE,) l72 MAIN Sr..
M MANUFACTURER and Dealer in HARNESSES. san
" DIES, BRlDLES,-Coach Chaise and DRAFT COL
GAhs "a. Also, Trunks paiiseS and Carpet Bags Coach,
, us ana l"ls WHIPS, DC. TRepairing done at short
nouoo. ou Worcester, Jan Ia.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01

For Sale Few Days Longer, Only
THE greatest bargains wiz be given to all who are in
want OF FANCY GOODS, Laces Edging Hosiery
and Gloves, as our stock must be sold within few days to
get room Tor new Spring Goods We making extensive
purchases now 10 be ready in season with an entire new
STOCK o Goods therefore shall sell now all the Stock ON
hand without regard to cost
MYERS, BAMBERGER ROSENBLATT
2l0 Main street, opposite Grout's.
uJ- Dohl mistake thj NO. mars
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
LEOMARDS
Cheap Cash Grocery Store,

O1UHP Cash Grocery Store,
HiE subscribers having remodelled the Store nm p,...
Mt-irst from Main street-are prena, ~, ), ems %
nen hends an entire new Stock Of FAMJJ cpnns Uns
MES We adopt the CASH SYSTEM Nnd o.. SHvOb u.Ob
'haoIg w 20 sell NJ small advance from cos, i"'ch
"''acoo" ii. GRIFFIN & Co
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
NOTICE EXTRA.

Don't say because this has the of Sarsaparilla
will not it, because you have been humbugged with
Townsend's and Others of the This humbug
and fit don't do recommended call and get your moneI
back. u Wholesale Agent for Boston, VIM b. LITTLE
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS T. LAZELL, 20l MdiI
Street. Weop&d &d3taweowly Julyl3
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
Orange, Feb. 7th, 1851.Id&wtf
LIGHT! LIGHT:

LIGHT! LIGHT!
FHE handsomest, cheapest and best article for Light
(now in use) is Marsh's Patent Oil. This is new in
venon but is now very extensively used by the public
This Oil is composed entirely of vegetables and contains
some six eight parts The whole forms body lin ap
pearance) like Clarified Sperm Oil, but burns with much
brilliant fame for expense from one fourth to one
half cent per hour, with one lamp
The above is for sale at A r. Newons, Foster Street
Opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot)
u n. B. Mr.. n. is the only Agent for Worcester.
feb3-dw&ctf.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
For Sale or Rent.

New House on Pleasant street. near Col Abbott's con.
IA yenen for three families If applied for soon win he
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land Also the Crttino
House in New Worcester, with abont three acres of land
now occupied by Iulaski Bacon. Also small Farm OF
about 90 acres with unfinished house upon il abomt "
mile west OF said CUT ng estale the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal p O. RACoN
Hldro-oI No. Central Exchanoe
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
Ten Hundred.
BOOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to order from the hes
" OF seasoned Lumber. Also Seam Ruhbers Reeds Pal
tent screws, &c u Express orders promptly answered.
c. Z. WILDER,
Aug g. eod&wtf Central Street Steam l[iH
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
C0AL-C0AL!
O000 po,7Y,d. yooI1o m.

"VOU IUuuUS UldK6 Ion,
ana as g0od an article be obtained in This cit nj,
elsewhere.
ME subscriber has now on hand best varieties
PennsyIvania Coal,
Dh -OAhGo or RETAIL. which will be sold at Lolres,
Market Prices.
smiths use. - ~ A
~ orders through the Post Office, or left at Lewis
ha1elfs Drg store on Main Street, A. Bayies store
corner OF Main and School Streets at o. Bramans store
SouhDrldge street. and al my Counting Room on the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester r. r. Depot Green 5,
VIII De thankfully received and promptly attended to-
oclo disI Gao EDWARD SOUTHWICK
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01

carriage Sign and Ornamental Painting
>6s VIE subscriber grateful for past favors
GT1IJ5zSy Il would respectfully inform the public
T7f11@t# hat he still continues the above busiyes
s---Ss- the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET
near lam where he hopes to merit increased contnu
a"ve y u patronage. DEXTER RICE.
worcester, DEC ZI diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY

II
M5A nR. STONE, Oculist and Aurist. con
NEXS ~ tinues to devote particular attention 10 al
49, diseases and affections of the Eye and Ear AT
NO MAPLE STREET, WORCESTER, He
operates or squnt Eye for Cataract and sula OF the ea
anu iserls Arthclal Eyes OF the most hle-like and
natural appearance. He Deafness on the most
mode principles as practised by celebrated AuRIsTs
DImer Curtis and Yearsly of Europe. Upwards of fifty
cases OF deafness have been successfully treated and reso
d by him during the past year N '.''oi
uT Dir SToNE likewise attends to all general practice
W me Dest o reference given. Oice hours from 10
- - ~ :. ~ eou@cWly octl
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
WOOL CARDING.

WOOL CARDENG,
Cloth Dressing and ERanufaCtUrigg.
X ERSEYMERES, SATINETS FROCING, PLAIN
IN CLOTH and WOOLEN YARN, on shares or by the
yard in the best and reasonable terms by the
subscriber,
AeENTs-W. L. Clark & Co, 90 Granite Row, Worces
Ter, VIM. Bennett Jr, Hulbardston, Levi Goss SAWYER
Mills Boyston. ROYAL H. CHAFFIN
Holden, East Village, June l9, 1850. wifi
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
Bounty Lands for Soldiers

oUUHIy AdHUS IUI DUIuI5IS
OF the War OF lsl2,-of the Florida and other Indian
" Wars since H90,-and for the commissioned officers
of the War with Mexco-who served for one month and
upwards, and have received land,(aH if Dead for
their widows minor chdrenO obtained under the
law by HORATI0 WOODMAN, 26 Railroad Exchange,
Boston, who has an Agency at Washington.
lP No CHARGE UNLESS SUCCESSFUL. He has Agencies
in the Western States for the selection of lands and oca-
ton of warrants, by personal inspection, and pays the
highest cash price for lands thus located.
Oct.-1S50. dec25-wly
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
Railroad Advertiser nts.

Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
"a a s4.;.i:::55.7
Winter Arrangement.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Nashua an
Worcester at Junction at LoweIl at
6.45 Sl5an 900 n m
HOO am. l230pm ll5mm
40 pm. 535 pm. 7 p.n
Leave Arrive at GrOton
Nashua and Lowell Junction, Worcester
7.3O am. 7.2O 6l5am. 945 am
Lou IN. ii 80 AIN. 1890 PIN. 200 pm
500 pm. $50 pm. 535 pm TOO nm
FlTCHBuRG AND WORCESTER TRAINS.
run an connection With Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave orcester at 645 and II m, and l. 10 p. IN.
Leave EitchbgIg at S. IS am and 1880 and 5.45 p m
ester, Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and FitcIburg
Ihe morning train Worcester, connects with the steam
boat train from New ork via Norwich Evening train int
worcester, connects with the t1an to New York
- " For connections with the other road at Worcester
finder and Railway Guide. "'''
" Ihrnugh tickets issued at Worcester for Rurliny
% Siohtpeher Wells River and White River junction. a
Se are by each of the different Nashua an
Nov ii, 1850 J. W. sIo"EhL' sIpt; dipti
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
$50 60 g 5z..sl - fgE
WINTER Arra"gemet-on and after Jioa.qy, Dec.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FlcLows
leave Ieays ;t Worcester at 1880 am. and 43o pm.
A'"'o 4>oIWlch at b45 am. and l2 M
,, STEAM BOAT TRAIN
ne ote'upoat Train will leave Allvu,s Point evey,
1s eaep monday at about O'clock for Bosto1, iiract
at 7.U5. IVY HNehilg except Sunday
thElGlI IRAlNS-leave Worcester at diam
Freight Train with passenger cor ~ ttiI a. %@ J.i1' g
GaVe NolWlch Tor Worcester 3. is m ston"in - ~
Way stations on the Road f'' ''0PPMs a' a
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER WITH
boston q Worcester r r.. at 10. 80 am. 345 IN %
Western at IN M o'io d ~ 81 pm
Providence & Wor. 715 II q M o.90 pm
Wor. &J Nashua Gas II a M pcm. pn
lhe connection with the earliest Trains out df W 49,
Ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train '1''e
u Trains connect at n Norwich with the Hartfor1 p
dence and flshk Railroad and the New London v'j
mantle and Palmer Railroad oH' Win
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at l2 M srrivir,
New York next morning. ' ii'lhs
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baepape M.ste
oel person authorized to receive it before the Passenoe
takes his seat III the cars. ~ "olso
baggage VIII not be taken to include money
nor other articles than those of personal use; and when
esher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given
ana an extra price paid, the Company win nor bo
l sell liable beyond that amount Iva
no baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
no smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Deno,
passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Ofices
JOEL w. WHITE Presdent '''
80 =. Io1O. eWI N. d w. r. R.
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
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Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
House Lot for Sale

NE of the best in the city, situated at the North cor
~ ner of Nam and Sycamore streets En0uire of
feb22 diff SPRING Own 1o7 NJ. =.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01
Can be Bought.
Clocks! Clocks +!

A GOOD assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings
VIII De found at A. NJ DRlSCOLL'S Jewelry Estab.
shment in Bgelow Court, Front Street Also Clocks
cleaned and repaired by regular clock maker who has
'ao n lIteeH years experience in clock mandatory
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-01

f. W. GAN ELL, saw manufacturer.
oil all kinds kept constantly on hand and made II
~ order. Also all kinds of Retootled STRAIGHT
eed set filed, and put in the best of running order aud
cheap any other Yankee.
ian3l-dly No. &c EXCHANGE St
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and ERIE RAILROAD

" NEW ROUTE 30 BUFFALO and the WESf-Wln-
er ATTAnsemsnI-C Commencing Monday, Jan D lS5l-
psusTlle Geneva Rochester Buffalo and ipsermsdis1s
places daily, By STEAMBOATS, THOMAS fOWSbh ana
Erie. rom pier not Of Duane-st a. 'OU0Ws
Breakfast and supper on board the boats
hORNiNe MAIL TsAIs a. NJ stopping al az tle sta-
rCEs, arriving a. Geneva the same evening
asselgrrs FOR Rochester BunAo &c odge Il Gene
and take he Express Train tom Albany next morning.
arriving al Rochester ard Baao tie same time as pas
8 Eers "a AhaRg viii Tie Advantage o. nights rest
WAYTRArS ii = Pm fOr Otsyille and AZ inIernedise
Eresr ExPsRss TRAlN All N Stepping ktony at Fier
srt ~ ferns Chester Goshen, Mdoleown, Ousvie Del
aware NaYruwshurgh Hancock, Deposit, Slsquehanns,
Great berd, Singbamton, ard saons west Ot onhAniOn.
for Buo bs his tain proceed 10 Geneva ard
ale the train arriving al Buffalo same evening Passen.
rrs for heca Csyuga bridge and towns on Cayags Lake
ete The car Of The Cayuga and Susquehanns Railroad
Al Owego which leave immediately on me AriVa o.
de Ere trains Passengers FOR Togs and Lycofling cour
tes Pa Jake the cars Of he Corning and Bossburg Railroad
A. Corning Stages leave NarrowsbuTg Hancock Deposit
Susouehapua Great Bend BnghAmton- OwegO, Waverly,
ErrirS Corning, Painted Post and HornensV1le on HrVA
TRAINS TO NETWORK
MORNING Mail TRAIN leaves Geneva Al An SOP
nil . a ali the stations and arrives IN New orA 81
HICHT ExPREss TRAIN leaves Geneva al NJ Sha
dornellsve 80 P NJ stopping at all ssnons west Oh
Rirs hamtOn and Great Bend, Susqnehanna Oeposll
usncock NarrowsbQrgh Delaware Ousvlle Mddletowp,
guferns and PermoDL arriving In sesS-fors ~ vt An
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousyilie at u AN stopping ~ ~ me
stations and arriving In New-YOgk Al II 40 AN
NEwBuRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh al 3 80 NJ and
tSP Nj con Meeting with the trains going West Leaves
Chester At II AM and Pm arrival Of the ua1nsfrom
FREIc1r TRAIss leave from pier foot DusnesL al NJ
Freight FOR Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and Al places
WesI akeu BY Express freight trains and L forwarded
d Superintendent
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND

1OTHERs-N. S. and N B. ACAOiAN STONE QUAR-
RIES-The Stone QuarIes OF the British possessions, IN
the Bay Of Fundy and other ocaeI are known TO nave
Introduced most excellent BROWN SAND STONE, IN the
rough state for building purposes into several ports
competing with QuarTies There aso exist 10 IN
exhausuOe quantities The best OF GRANITE and STAFU
AIRY MARBLE, equal the italian, convenient 10 nde
wsier which, with the aid Of the new sone-culung ma
chine known as "Wison's Invention" be worked at
the Quares where labor and fuel cheap and delivered
At the Atlantic ports in the United States partly dressed
which will suil the Southern Ports, wholly finished
prices much below the average cost Of stone rom quar-
mes nearer home. ,,, =,
Machines the above patent such as are descnoee IN
The Scenhc American" of 25th of May 1880 sre now IN
operation this City sod NewHsven, and one very pow
srf and mach improved for cutting granite made AZ me
e~tsblishment of B. Harvey Eco Haven, has been
shipped 70 Engand for the Fair under orderby the pro-
preors ofhe patents for Great Britain and
h Eoth America who are prepared TO sell machines Tor
MD colonies M der guarantee for their Ut restricted use 70
b. worked under license Otherwise. Applications by IN
dvuas or companies desiring the use OF these machines
IA The apoye uamed colonies can be made 10
RICHARDSON'S CO 81 South-st
THOMAS PROSSER SON, % Plattst
ora b HOWE, 1855 Fulton st. jlO 6teod'
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Tariff Prosbec,s-'T The Ebony Line,' &c.


WAsHNGToS, Monday, Jan %.
There 10 a statement abroad that the House
Committee of Ways and Means will recommend
certain alterations in the Tariff act OF 1916, for
the purpose of preventing frauds practised BY inn:
porters under the present Ad Valorem mode ei
collecting duties. This is great mistake. The
Committee is so composed that II has both
Southern and an Opposition majority. An appeal
10 such q Committee To make even an adverse
Report, 80 that It's minority could bring tue mat
ter before the House by means OF counter ne
mort. of course failed. This was some little time
since, In the absence OF Mr.. STEPHENS OF georgia
who IL was hoped would succeed, upon bis re-
tnrn In prevailing upon the Committee to make
en- adverse Report in time 70 get tue matte up
before it was too late IN the session.
Upon Mr. STEPHESs's return Mr.. TOOHBs was
appointed in bis place, which puts an end TO al
expectation. Under the peculiar Rules oil tne
House bat one result 10 Left thst IL 70 get In
sometbing az an amendment 20 an Appropriation
hin. Such logroling, however, generally ians-
There is no necessity for IL, II therefs anything
like majority 10 favor Of the thing proposed, ana
when attempted In that way, meets usually Win
more than ordinary oFPosh@n IN.
Mr.. WrsrHRoP is trying IN the senate, oas
from what know Of the composition Oh tnat oooy'
there is small hope OF the least oes1ee u suo'e
The peonle by sad experience must perceive and
EsJ the necessity Of selfpreseryaton, before We
J csn have Tariff either as an anti psrtizan or
WING measure. a,,. linz q.
thew are called, Of Steamers 10 Africs' "II come
mn next week. Several almost antsgonsec IN
and Pate. viii combine sS 70 rs s sapPort
- Fsnd dr III psrt suppose il 70 be merely
comm @ mr. ere ercsi speculation The cOlonizstion So
ciety is in favor Of it. because i msterIaly ex.
terd. their operations, enabling them 10 transport
,hose under their charge at a mere nominal rate.
Portions Of the North are 10 favor OF 1t as .en'
eraI scheme Of philanthropy, which promises
great benefits to the injured African Race. Pot.
lions of the South are 10 favor OF II because lt
would be likely to relieve them in great meas,
ure Of their surplus Free Blacks, which woul n
enhance the value Of slaves. Sincere and genq-
inc friends Of Colonization as philanthroPse 90.
iec,, Of which there are many in the SOUTH ana
South west, are very strongly IN iavoa ~ IN ~ .,h
Will not be surprising il the debate upon .ne SUI
go If an exceedingly interesting character.
y r, ~ ,he bill should be closely scru-
tinized. "o''AN We
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Ia
III FALL RIvER-By the splendid and superior stsan.
Ar, BAY STATE and STATE u MAINE, Of great strength
snd speed psrcu ary adapted 20 he navigation " Long
Isnd sound running Ia connection With the Fa River and
0s COLONY Railroad distance Of - mlea 70 kOstOu only
f.-aVs per N L. near the Battery.
Tbe steamer BAT STATE, Capt VIM Brown on TIES
Asvs Tharsdays and Saturdays al PM
fbe steamer STATE or MAINE Capt Thomas q
LEVITT on NOBdGys Wednesdays and fridays, al fM
This line s he only thar direct for New pOf
hess steamers are 6ed With eoDmodious STATE rooms
and aver arrangement for the security and comfort " Pa
- ERA who are afforded BY this ro0s nghRs rest -
hssd and or arrival al Fan River proceed Per railroad
srhng Boston early the following morning, or can relpsr
an board setnng her breakfast II wished for ann n.
sssytIus OF The accommodated train a. quartI oeior
socloek Etish reaches Boston At abOut9 clock AN
bSggeye, master x attached 70 each steamer ~ho 70
seives and czets the baggage and accompanies ~ tsf
70 ms DESTINATION -, - -. -. .o,. A..
name a. by other Inca -.
steamer runs 10 eonnec-On Nlh ms Hao !" 1H' ~"
ProyidsDee, daily, excspt Sundays -.
Fbt 10 Roston u the same rSef e. y no oe1Ns
,as1 lines and forwarded with greater expedilon oy 40
roess Ieight ruin which leaves fa River 5very morn
s.sfsnnday sxceptedl II oolOek for bosOa and Few
1900 AWNING Al he destination a. or shout II An
o. fregkt apply on board or a. the ohee on fof "a
- ats Gowns on berths apply on board. or u denres
- ~ 1870 hem ahead application may DO msds 20
isl0y YIsDALE BURDEN Agenu- " sno " 80