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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
Whaler-.

AT New-London ID bark Csndace Walker North Pacisc
Ocean sandwich Islands Nov IS with 20 bbs VII oil 5000 b.
bone epos Dec 10 1882 Mange Islands ship Condor
on NIB aoo bbs VII oil 10 cruise sld home FEB 1853 t s.
: IS 50 W bark NElsrt do 80 bbs oil March spoke
Enms C JoD- do $50 bbs 600 90 vi OIL LAT S - lon @ p
W, tocruse
New Bedford 3D. shp James Arnold Pacse Ocean bark
Marcells. Atlantic Ocean.
Put into 81 Rure wood and water sup-
posed Chsoe MASTER b 10 ont. 100 Geo May. Man
chester s. hbs- (reported Domncs March
~ 80 D. Chase Chase Beverly IS bb epotd March
Domus sp Mattsposett and Gzyhood Of Westpo and
Others
spoien April r. p lon u % bark Caehalot OF MatapOe
with 20 bbis oil. ard trying out t-bbl whale.
Aprl d, lat q, lon - whaling barb Hayt."
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Spoken, &c.

April H. orz a b. bark supposed 70 Re the Sea Flower
Csdf for NeVfork with oss OF NAN and to2nass
Apnl = iGt q IS long g. o5 ship Kate SEeetsni En- Boston %
Ann 80 miles = Of Sandy Hook. clipper ship Hozns S
boEIs I'm New FORK for San Frsncisco
Apr q at 8 q Ous q ~ bark Empire Gay. d I'm MasAa-
zss a mouth Z.
Jan t IN. long 81 w ship Caroline Tucker ChA from
New.York dec l9l tor san Francisco.
ApT 3 lat 81 IS long = 90 srEe clipper ship z 2
March al 50 Sc N ong , . W passed brig Acorn. Boston
steerrES BY ".
March D lat ls : long 81 W lArse ship under full sal q a f
Boston Australia did understand her
schrAbbot Penamhnco
~ - ~ onz q % W crossed the ship Clhforna
By N where from bouni known read
her quarter.
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lBy The Saniy Hook Magnetic TelsE1phl
THE HIGHLANDS. Msy & lss5-Srnset.
The ship Castor ork and b b0zna anchored a. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

~ pANY Annual Meeting Stockholders Ut the New
YORK and aven Railroad Company for the election OF Board
Of other business viii D. hed tho
Civ of New-York at Company Oaee, No 50 Csnait
TN RSDAY the 18th day OF May l95 II o'clock VI Polls
A. NJ Tbs Books Of Transfer VIII be closed
rom the sth Nav AZ NJ tho 18th May, 1850 ncluave
SeW-York April Is 1888 ROBERT SCHUYLER President
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Gre bsrL ard tnss in h ntins-ro -ns's-
Wiud moderate frUn The :. E.-EeaiAe- aAIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

missouri SIN PER CENT. STATE bONDo-
WI sad proposals will be received 81 the office u w CLARK
DODGE Co, No Ms g. IN the ely o. Ss~f SIs qn'
s.s sec T1y0 HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of BONDS
'' The SSpds bear date hs day Of Aprd s zach for
ebsd de interest at The per per
able the r' day. Of January and jay Of zach year
the city N.wYOIs They are sued snae susSny o. b ~
e. 1855. ,,, ~. 81. ,,..,.
ss lsSs care Of Mesrs " CLARK Dodge Co, New-Yors -"
The BIDS viii be opened N presence o. as' A p on he
f Of June bidders viii be required soon a. nothe
viii Me.s Cars Dodge Co. pay the remainder lad re-
the bonus on the h daJ Of pase or may u sy ass
SIC WAYMAN CROW, Agent Of he State Of Missouri
The following statement Of the condition ofths State dawn from
Tie state Of Missouri y "a SQUARE miles. had By ne
hSasia SsI,, ~ Va - @ sIRbas "a increase o
, ti1s when nisraaon rom Of California
Ia o.; Va, sr,stest The state bedness By bonds g
s Co Of which $50 due May ad Jsne Of t,s ,e aad
IL tate las funds deposit IN ths BAN Of ss,oan %
meet them his sss, vas sies, t ne ,ps oS go Coz
The dividends Tor i've pat have averaged 10 per
he property ofthe STATE 1872 round number.
HUNDRED AID mous Of dollars prdlenFa -svsnue q so ~
reed GO rtilng iroa the .asnsntsd vNae oven
real s.s. End Ssasl PogS 1 q na Meet g 1s
rou before waiting the agse Of i've yea J virtue Of "A . o.
tie pahsse The General Government The eeei9s w D.
further ss Jed y so iI. s 91 a. . s % oaS.r sroen..
I'd - e Cover ent IL. Sl.hn G. % eavns tn
uuts applied the payment Of tie uefes, on dsbtsnes and
srrao dsnary approInaloUs .--.--
lie credit % three OF four IA road eoupan g
,r ,evera millions coupled With the condition hat bond.
Nh b $4,000 after individual sroesho4f
er, sLa dr pad and DsHfd the onstraenon 0f ths re-
.pecve roads The zys Of the - 90 thus lss1ed VITA
furher from private sockhoders shall then b. expended
1 H. manner before further .He Of State credit
Copsny sgang such ered under oofaon 20 PAS
o ard dscargs and principal Of the boncs borrowed
The issue and delivery Of ne bonds opsfAe @ - S s
Esse corrorAe property road and Hoe Of ne C0pa
uptl thew fsthf1lly discharEe the Gttion
Of the Railroad companies aaFns M
credit received an u iAncs Tom Coz
uon AID n the construction o. tnel
y estimated Srth more Than The aoun
obouds vhich NoreOVeF e. east Two
Be cehDeEg Snsthef mel
vii ss OF the state credit and there probability te
may decide 20 Go 90 -
psry "Ai'iA' INV
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Tor the LADIES.-The Crystal Palace Souvenir, OF
uud Magazine Ladies' Fashionsin Paris and New sth
now m uress and all published lst Of May This nsfs.
ips work published To- gautous circulation only o. d yho
R1IPN PrDpeor ManllA ami Foreign shaw hmY
num- No. 5sl Broadway will contain anons Other useful s
beautifully illustrated Fngraybss Of the latest Par sian es
Hanus With descriptive patcu0 Of the maneras Of winch o5
are composed WIN be ea part Of the Uoh % ~
picalon 10 Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20
The New Police Law.
ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS.


On Monday last, Mayor Westervelt received an Official
copy Of the Police law from the Secretary Of State
and it is acknowledged by the Mayor; ard all matters
apperaining to the police department will be conducted
under the amendments contained therein.
There appears, however, curious fact that in the
fourth section Of the fourth article relative the pc
nay ofreceivng rewards without the appreciation Of the
Mayor it has been altered to make the parties thus
ed appear before the Board Of COMMISSIONER for trial.
instead Of the Mayor II is stated most positively by
vera Of the captains Of police that the alteration has
been made since it concurred in by the Assembly.
ARuCIEI.
Sec Selves the 10 the Commissioners OF Police
to designate the emblem devices to be by the
policemen.
Sec 3-The Commission of Police will prescribe all
mont
Sec Ain all charges preferred against the members
of police the accused party may in all appear by
counsel and compel the attends of witnesses in his
behalf, before the Board of Commits soners.
".
Sec. A. Any officer who shall demand receive any
present reward without the appreciation of the Mayor
shall be guilty OF misdemeanor and be tried before the
BcaId Of Commissioners and upon the charge being
estab he'd they shall Immediately the accused
from Office
How the alteration in the fourth section above al
luded TO. be iectfed since it has been signed
by the Governor is matter to be hereafter There
ready to testify under oath that such words
the Boad Of Commissioners not nsertedin that
section at the time the bill concurred in by the As
semplv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20
News from the West Indies.
THE UNITED STATES NAvY-A FOREIGNERS

Prom the Demarara, Royal Gazette, March 81
We have been somewhat careless not noticing
Her the arrival river Of the United States steamer
Of war Water Witch, Page, COMMANDER This is the first
visit OF te Kind paid friendly way, by any Of the
complement OF the American people; yet strange,
10 say, much has the world altered hail it the
strongest argument for peace The ship is on her way
10 the Brazs surveying expedition, and carries
double complement Of oficers. They have been enter
tanned 10y hi Exceency the Governor together with the
United States Consul the officers Of the garrison &c,
and from ali accounts they appear to DO class Of edu
Gated aud accomplished genilemen-of such stamp,
that IL Is much agreei able for us to be
the terms of eating than Of fighting with them. The
Water Witch called here get Goals, and will be ready
for again in a day or two.
DIED,
At two o'clock Sunday aftsgnoon, March Goth,
his residence the Brickdan Georgetown Dena
rara Dirk Faant Esq, Commssay Of Taxation, aged Is,
much and desevedy regretted by his family and friends
The deceased who was native Of Holland at very early
period of life entered the British army and served with
much distinction in the SAtieth Rifles, passing rapidly
through ali the subordinate grades till he attained the
rank If sergeant major, which he held for several years
Among other interesting events in his career may be
mentioned his andng the escort which brought the
last supplies to Sir John Moore previous to his retreat at
CoruIIa,
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se the vis have - witnessing the various euriosi
lies with which the Museum abounds attract hundreds
aav The selections fer this afternoon evening are
the sxhbtisas of the Roman Brothers. the comedy OF
s'svsethearts and Wives, F" and the willow Copsen
81 CHAuE rnAnK-Miss Mitchell, an actress of
Considerable celebrity, takes her benefit to night, when it
l. bored her friends and admirers win their influence
in her behalf The pieces selected are the tragedy Of
Douglas" Miss Mitchell appearing as Young Norvan'
TIE other too are Eveleen Wilson, and the Boys Of
rsraioxA" .
CsRrr,- OrvRA HorsE-This old and celebrated thea
tire OF negro mnstrey continues as usual to be crowded
nightly. A tne programme for this evening"
voops MIxsTRns.-The great perseverance and indie
fasgahe exeriiops used by Mr. Wood have resulted In
the Of his Ethiopian minstrelsy He offers In
hne bir for a. hight. -
RAssAKps Holy IASD.-Ths beautiful painting, which
Il rendered daubly by the historical matters 1T por-
trays should be BY every who cherishes Bible
history.
RonfRr Hs1ItR's necromantic feats are greatly ad-
nlfed and has science Of second sight is admirable Ills
programme ior this evening contains many OF his most
surprising fats.
JouS owNSs ALPINE RAnBIFs have now become very
popular; every one who visits the Chinese Saloon de-
ciarss that they agreeaby entertained
tue paintings beautiful and the lecturer exces the
nj mo- LAUGHTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20
Theatrical and Musical

PowERy THEATRE..-Mr Z. E6dy's grand complimentary
testimonial comes of to night when it is asserted the
Governor Of this State will be present Mr. Eddy appear,
as Hamlet and as Paddy Murphy ia the farce Of the
Happy Man." Mr.. Eddy is very long connected with
little doubt but that he will this evening receive a sub
stana proof Of the estimation in which he is held by the
dramatic public.
BROADWAY TnEArRE.-Mr Forrest appears to night for
the forty fourth time being the lengthy
gagement that any artist has performed success
iyey, as what is termed star; and yet, every night
the houses are well filled This evening, he will sustain
the character of sparacus in the Gladiator assisted
IN the other leading characters by Conway Barry Mad
fonisi, and Mrs Warwick. Miss Price will dance Jas
suel and the entertainments will close with the comedy
Of the BOLD DIsgoons.n
NRIos GARDEy.-The admirers OF opera have sne
opportunity for enjoyment this evening in listening 70
the great vocal display Of the Maretzek and Abon troupe
in kossnis beautiful opera called Ia GAIA Ladra.
Madame Aben appears as Nnetta: sangiovanni Clan
netto and Marip as II Podes'a No doubt Niblos beau
tiir theatre will present dazzling spectacle night
BURROWS THEATRE The play in five acts called
Irritation" viii commence the entertainments to
night, Ia which nearly all Of Burons star company will
appear To those who fIelueners Of this Thespian
tempe Is unnecessary 10 say thing Of the qualities
Of the artists as every body who visits Burtons always
leaves bis hy delighted with the entertainments The
concluding piece will be Poor Picoidyr with Burton
IN his ipintabe representation Of John Peter Picodjy
NATIONAL THTRs-The new and splendid spectacle
called tie ArinoIer Of Tyre which has been put upon
the stage in great splendor wing the
large sum OF money, will be repea led to nigh, and
every evening during the week The scenery ia excel.
cat the music appropriate and the dresses are gorgeous
From the enthusiasm with which it has been received by
ded houses il de n, have long and
oessfu run. The entertainments will commence with the
farce VI the Lottery Ticket
WAIIAcKs THEATRE The excellent entertainments
given by Manager Wsack have resulted very favorably
Tor the ttssury, the theatre every night well filled
By ieect auoebces This evening he offers two pieces
which cannot fail TO he attractive namely the comedy Of
Time Works Wonders, y and the peculiar drama called
"raune." In these nearly all the talented members
r waaeks theatre win appear The orche will pay
several beautiful ri, ces Of music.
CECUs.--Ihs being the last week Of Sands and Co 4
excellent equeztIrn roaYe those who love the exercises
~ the ring should avail themselves Of the opportunity
Tie rcgamme Of setanmenta consists of equestrian
leafs, tunibrg. ing, and other amusing matters
Aw3Icsv MrsrrN-Tie dramatic performances which
given .. this establishment together with the pri Vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

been pleased, with the advice and consent o.
the to select successor one OF the most ds
tuguished members the New York bar and that gen
tieman has accepted the appointment leave my ocia
discharge them honoraby for himself and probably
for the country therefore move the Court that the
oath of Office be administered to Charles OConor
ESQ o. Attorney the United States for the Southern
District of New York
Mr. OConor thereupon took the oath Of Office and vas
duly qualified as the United States Attorney
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Arm le-At the opening Of TIE court this mordlnz
Charles Copor, Esq., the newly appointed Disific A.
toney, accompanied by J. Prescott Hall Esq, at bs
tct Attorney, appeared before j. dge Bctts ia open
court, when Slr Hall addressed the Court fol0ss
May u please your Honorfour wears have eltpsed
since ] had the honor 70 receive, al the hands ~
President 1ay Tor, my appointment Attorney ~
the United STATES for thu District Nv fnl term
Of ONCE exIAed yesterday, and The President has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

CESTREyniE COURSE, l.. I.-TRorTYG.-A most inte
resting rotng match for 81 0Oo mile heats best three
in five to WAGONS came OH on Monday afternoon, be-
tween the rival mares Lady Brooks and Mountain Maid.
The attendance large and the affair passed off to
The entire satisfaction Of every present Mountain
Maid the favorte previous to the start at 100 TO So
The odds lost Lady Brooks the stake after four
closely contested heats. The folio wing Is summary
s. McIauchlin entered b. m lady Brooks. / /
i. j. Nodne entered CHI. m Mountain Maid. ] 2
Time, 236-236-2:3T-23T.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-29
Caution TO Ladies'.

Ladies who fasieat, reiuesied them With
great sson, Tor bs ong continued mage apt
10 he produced.
For sale in every city ia the uaied States can be
cent by mail TO Auy part OF the county.
SMITH PIERCE, agents for Moni pelier.
}. 81 EiNERf, Gen. Agent, 5os Broadway, NY.
August, 1850
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Plated tea 8 coffee Pots,
ISYOUR REMEDY.
HolloWay's Ointment.

. ~ N,
y fLhrpN ~ 80 -. n -. ~ ~. - %"
IL" 't Ihi"i -f>N . "N"''"'
Conn eta r from M Hm f55s Bader ~ Oas OreHs, cf
Ksst.llG Haadsf sFsid, dated .Mat 5l,t, leol.
g.. p..c..... u.,t.,.,
gov 49,, ....f .f ,tt,,, ,..,.. f...,, d, i.,si,-
d, - 49,, .... 100. -, ~. tK.,t-,
,..t ~. .,.,.,.l,e =, oa,t,r. 1 ,,t see..,f.e 40 a
...,i w t,., ,i,t.,, .a,,i,I-, .,, t.r.ft ana
.f.t-, ~. 49,, h.. ....,,t....l w., III ,,.,,
49,, li,I. "a Df.f-,e..t' t., ~. ~, -,.
I'd ,,r. d, la .h,,t t,pr ti,st fov .ho haze
oo, ,..,,,....d At would e,et,t tlo l.-t
'-,..e.It WN AIMS
The truth ct his statement en- be vef,hed hy Mr. " F.
I'sioHi 'N'"'' 10 N-'N'' .'..e'' '''" ''".N
4 DREADFUL BAD NkhA~i q KID IN oNE MONTH
Ettrali n itr from W. frfasrtk inrfer y Fenfharsi,
htaf, aaftl -. lJthi le1i.
To Professor Holuwl1t
3D. no Sir-Ny wlh hni suffered ifom Bad Breasts more
thtu nn0iNs, Hud tunns ihe whole peod bad th- best
meiel atend.ncrt hut 40 io 100 lse HAVING before heai
cd awful vnu0d BOO Boz! "wn Jog Pig Y"nr nnfvard mrt
riue, trrnined ftain O." use Aolf fiis hnd ouimr n
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HORATIO WOODMAN
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
re RaiIrOad Exchange,
court Square, Boston.

Special attention paid to obtaining Land warrants .
Pensions AVID prosecuting CLAIMS OF all kinds against
Dotted states.
..,ca.b paid Tor LAND WARRANTS.
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SIS ONLY
FOR \ BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD,
rnE YilLsc1 o. RofHvALr,
Delightful and Healthy Location.


Eighty ARMS worhose $1,000 aud 2.oso BulLD
u ING LOTS, 10 be d.trru,ed ameug 6ol subscr1e
The Let of August, e5i large numhcr o. those orc W
ieady engaged Many oihe lois neat these have been od
tu from 30 300 put cent advance The price tor
which these Lots sod, showing that The purchase
Real AN paris of Long Island Is rapidly ayanc
Jog in cr, and Is constantly being purchased Tor farming
90 few dus pst Mr. Lott Wicsor sold a. acre. Of nI
Elst NoNYors Long l4nd, too o,0oo. and 500 0Oo
,ho Town of Newtova, =. T. Farms have recently been
sold of from 5000 10 sAnl per acre. according 90 neton,
aal ihe laad which now .Trritg for f.s musi iron,
ITS location ard ~apa5y of pioduens a auds of gfln,
ruji, and glden Vegetables fot ihe New Nork mats,
crcasciron ) TO 10 time. 90. Pfesgut cost
Each SUBSCRIBER emitted four Building Lots Is by
100 feet, lying together, AkM Of fom TO 30
The limited at S5-ru,al 100 month";, install
nionis of - each If dc,feI Nnr,ntco Decd d, % be-
made out immediately amer the distribution, ani delivered
directly uitor pas yang tho balance.
The Village ot ROSENALE, where these lots loca
cted only short d-ioce soatn of The celebrated 30 Sc
The beet evidence that can be dcsted ttai Rose Nal,
Lakeland nnd Hrfmanve will shortly heromr ch0i-e pla-
Long Island, long IA the " nardeu spotn o.
America From The published siasucal accounts Of the
~ aken By uniiet states, ~ is shown tha,
Long lsund Is te most healthy location thiH MS borders
-,wcr deaths according to the population than 30 any
other place
$50 per acre are OF thf sane general rfacter s1i
wit those now uldor cultivation, which oi he put
chasd Goo siOl per acre and land the North and South
d" hs, win no better soil naturally sells from $500 to 500
,r5-App!y To- CHARLES woon. pos BROADWAY.
corner OF Fulton street. New York, q. VI PErIEN-
GILL CO. 10 state street, Boston, aud ~. lssau II
New for whn viii receive iemitHnces Hud forward
cep's lh'feief by return q" mail They "li also srriuit
ously furnish map and pamphlets Of tho property, aud
cheeflY give such other information Doe desired
81 Ken fcnces 10 Hon Henry Megs, OF ne American
Institute, d. L. Peck. No 300 siato 81 bfoskhn, Alden
j. Spooeer, No From street. noekiyn, GarTe H. siHk
er, Jfi No n b'oAdway New York
Agents 10 Boston, : NJ PnTI ENGlLL & CO., 10 State
CHARLES WOOD, af'sd~py,
May, leiJ jl6m. Corner Of Fulton It. y. Y.
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|. mo LoNnoN auAarGHLY REvIEw lcoa.oIya


THE EpINBtRGH REVIEW tWhirl
3 THE NbKTu BRITISH REVIEW lFtoe Church,
a. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLitert)
.. nLACKNOOps EDlNBuRGH MA1ALlNL tl"Dl'
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LEONARD sCOEF n CO.'S
British Periodical Publications.

Dctyo,ed In all tho ptincipal cities ct the United stuies
FREE or POSTAGE,
ADD forwarded nv mali under the provisions of tine Ale
Post Office Law.
ar MERELY NOJHfN.3L RATES
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Sailors and Marines

Who wcro ia Government vessel on The coast ct Call
t.tnia Gom tho commencement Of the War with Mchco
until September 2-th. 1852 dutug any Part ni W.. ime
can obtlm ezra pay by applying 20 uRAlio WIZ
" " 800 '""' 80 ''7 %
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Hobensacklg worm SWINE.

iniltoe founded upon Scernhc ruusplrsi compounded
with purely Vegetable substances, begretcciy ITO when
taken, auH fHe must tNdt lulint with De-
rided beneficial effect. whcu Bowel Complaints and nIHr
hu, have nlde COD weak lnd Hblisfed. aui ho Tome
properties Of my Worn ryrupute such hat % stands With
cqu n thH t4tsia- of Mrdieues, u giving tone
M sttnGth 90 tr stomach which makes % Hu inllhlo
Tor those afflicted with dyspcrso he astonishing
per mod by this syrup sitter fhlscinns hasH led
the best evidence Of It's efficacy al Others
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-29
Those who use the Weed"
On hand, and for sale,
WH0LESt ALE AND fSEIAr

IAN 6ud the a4tutal loaifH CD b,si ar com
moo brands al ELLIS & BANCROfr's.
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BUREENGTON,S T.AEBiNS.
Montreal, Quebec, Ogdcmsbur.l,
and The West

Leave Windsor az 1888 and GEO T. NJ White River
Juneon az 800 - lHd 80 y. n NorihGolda al N g.
A. a. 4uJ anl "a h hontprhpr 600 u. IS am
and 4ul o. m, Waterbury az Nj2, Mss 4. ~ ana A. M
burlington lnofih} at 2 Is A NJ a20. aud SIS T. NJ.
81 Adams al 2a 4. 81 80 and 645 p. M, rea,h
ing osenshu'sh ud Aeatfeai ,ho 10y either
OF thp tflss.
Tho Express ua~s vii step only nj Escx, Georgl and
st. Adams goirg nauh Had 81 Adams nul E.ssN ruins
spsih heiwven huusrs folnf ani Bufng'on eNcrpt al
Alhuish s"ms' S"a"on and Milton TO leave passengers
tfum u'pei rold..
~ Express TAIN going south easi from E-scx ston.
ouy az Hirhmuui, Wiicfouu, luntpelicr Nouhd,i w
Rtnd"phi Bs'bo South Roy aou White River junction.
aud dues couunci with Minlsor & one no m
sinIs az all stations Of Essex.
The LAST uai Mouth aud south stops Montpelier over
night.
3.- This is ,ho DIRECT Route to Nashua Lowell
and Lawroucohe Cars OF This pass through those
places daiiy-also ian over tho hnsinNS MAlNERAIl-
ROAD To bnsion, and tickets cold mat route Us a
via the LOWELL and Fl1CHBuEG.
&J-Fregb1 rrains daily, each way.
oNsLoW srEARNs, Agent
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WATCHES & JEWELRY!
PJIINNEY a. MEAD,


ENcr btIOTt VHPIeU III tlii" 5IitIt,
which they w be- happy ooxhiht 20 al those who may
favor them wifhHclii.
" Watches aud JrWrlry repaired and warranted usual
4 g.. PlIlNNEN. A. A. MEAD.
Muufueiter. 4. NV 1853
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