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1920 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROHiE ~
Il CCcs TWEEN NETWORK and NIAgAkA nnAoneJrss
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EIprs@ Trains leave the Pan. At so An, sDdfPA hI
sayes al 10 70. A n =, -, sVPN
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ps. sns NJ. Trains 90 tie New-York and Erie .nd Caasoe. -
Eluira Railroads and Trains the Newton Oe~i
al asyiA and CsuandsiFua- -. o...,, Il -
ThTossh Tcke 70 be bed st the Oces Of ~ ~ Ens
F.ls ard Ca sndsTu. and 1t the ofees OF me ~ -
Of Duznec- and corner Of w
Broadway. New-York. . ,ss,s
SAM BROWN, Sspsras0S'
SUPERINTENDENT. ofce C. SEF.R.R
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pROPOSEp pATFs OF sAILlN0.

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Fho owners these shps will not Be accountable of soA .,..
hon stce -weiry precious metal. lneS. 81 cs
-. .i th.reor and ne value thereof therein expre-.-s
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OEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CovPAgY. Ne

QEPUBLlC FIhE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne
HI elNalst
IN, Company having their capital $50 pad n n e.h ana
s-easy invested are prepared q damage b.
o. favorable
TIE charter this Provides p.ynz izt.r.<.
the tochcdrrs e. TIE rae q fo1fkhs
rvAns rrud DIVIDED among assured N SIS 5-.1ns
Which eceeshle cash vhsr.xer "a -
nssed prO6z md capital srnoGnito sLo.,oa.
Stephen Whitney. Reuben Nitherl Robet Mnrurr
joan A Orsy james area George 7. Adee.
Danie B. Fearins Arthur Lezry sausuel V. ~ fu1s,.
Nihsn n Russell Mortimer " .HGn.ltonJohn J. Asfs Jr
{. Downing pernins Dser FREDERICK A. Delsne
5sEaway B. Lamar. John Steward Jr Jane, C. Bel
Georse " hEEs Edwsac Center Oariel Drak. sui-t.
" n Better Duncan. Josah 0akss rrederick o. Yo<sr
Charles u. Rnssel Joseph Gallsrl PeleeH
kascT Townsend James " Watertary. Rob-xr q Hona
J. r. 6irz1d Foster. 6eorte Czrria
pvScASF CVKIy Secretary k04ERY q. HONE. Pr,adeu6
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Tuition English Branches per qus'tsr ..''' I"
This school poss. the best schools the eoun-
Try, and has sItensves course Of instruction ~ II s
intend 10 enter College Of the buildings Of which VIII be
hned =. sd pSrae the College course
Faculty Of the ssminar5 The OoHess proper W" 'eH
5ss ss1. sofous
ton a. ts ,Ss m sss n to rent and eou
gent g.r year to those who have ''P W" O '
'H. I 81 se sid to eutt the purchaser the Col
,sss Tor years $40 20 pears for so % yea1s s sio
s tenn and arranged a. 70 have onz vacation Of
fourteen he winter BY s Ss1,.9' ias
.tudso spgoriob 70 teach three sna s 20 men S ~,
p.n.es except book. and eo.hs' for the enIe year -
ment cIoss Of each term free ,zo vrAcy po cb.,
lottsyile sehohuie Co ny
T,REEHOLD INsTITUTE.-A Boarding School for
Boys Freehold Monmouth coanty New JesJ Ihs VILLAGE
- S. s HswYSk and philadelphia BY Csmden and Aney
RrOsS .ssss Sa q %essn TIE 1as i the
erected expressly for The Pufp es Of sschoo Oaaoso
sOcs may be hAo 0' Oliver r. WILLIS AN Principal
VoAIRVAyEN SEMINARY-A Family Boarding
pssssniy located within mile Of New Hay.n Conn Toe sa
Term w the 9t Of August 'seneies 70 DC heo
The Principal may be at No. 81 NJ 'rions'
UEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE Of PENNSfL
Anaas ssoaGs T1! SSI,.s o. AS %
uOushs "a nees sosns On 's % o. 'e''0AY ~
p,,a jobp.on D. Proiessc Chsoa~rI 'nc ToTioolog
Pees ssSs5 Professor snnPs' Ans frooS,
. aissSs Dsriansa, MD Professor Of smser,.
Am Preston. Al D. Professor OF fhy0oosy
Fd~ip Faaeu NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy -.
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4 the Announcements VII p.oAf NFPt
ss..s..l, OF D. lsitsi. Dran Of ihe ftcuiJ. ..
rAIID JOHrSON. N d. No ~ Aeb7t rhi'H'pAs
MADAME 4. RtICHARDs BOARDING and DAY
M SCHOOL for NOi NG LADIES' Nos % snd OAHh-p''''
near ofh-av- Ill ict zen % MONDAY, september l.
NtDE. CHEGARAN respectfully informs her irlehds
t nd The public BoaGaus aud Day School VIII DC TO-
opeutd the 18th of - lfomber
GUARANTEEING CURED ELOCU1lON TAUGHT
Sn- CoNsTOCK'S VOCAL GYMNAslUM NJ, PhlEasi pma ~nct
for noIu loan twenty lrNs .
ssreo To- H. iIomot H. the tuis OF stan rs u
saeon Of s,tie other Detective Aneuiauon SVEN i'i
Inpr IN iOculoa Address p.n-..,-s.-
'"Fa COMsTOCK d d No. lo2 Mulberry st. PhiseepniA
PHONETIC WORKs-Dr COMSrOCK the author Of the Amer
the only perfect AphA0oi lha - &c
sx,p 10 III. world The oay elrhatet tn. hs
Later tof every Artculate sound and sgus M ace
tonsnon Dr. has psbshed this alphabet ns system OF l'o
ton 81 the TttiAuent 81 % tie r' BOOB OF Fope
Isd with oopious . ceut NJ Lire OcosraPAs " '
and number Of Oler WORKS -
You've JkDIFS INSTITI'TE.-Rev. III. d.
warn ard Mrs WARD having removed mo th-ir new ani
reopen the BoaTdns AID Day school there lY.n sePt
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Teunesee Is ricbt then ,he-e e ruNz.ip " of nru,i
nnent and degradation You viii no. md M back rari
in the Investigation.
Mr.. GysTRY-The charges are not ccatro
ve-ted
Mr.. STROTHER-I rise 20 urge on ths gpl-,-.
man from Tennessee and the gentleman .rorl Ger
20 regard this mater recurring grave invss;glioa
and al they VII make their point y sres0 anon IN IA
House and Pot in COMMITTEE agree WI them ;hli
the gepf,, uisn shall oe heard know that .n Isse -
him i Tot de- red ye; this de5Ee here VII have n e.
fsct hold il 10 be the duty Of the yenslsn from
Tennessee, when get into the House. 20 move -ssp
luton Of inquiry.
letter With me but tie facts nave stated no. con
uoverted
Mr.. SrRoTHER-It will not take two days Dr
q Conn tee to make en- Investigation ~ to nov Ear
Heads Of Departments or Of Bureaus sre c1m9Lcs'sd 10
improper conduct.
Mr. BRows. Miss. III wish 10 say 10 the gen
tensn from Tennessee with the grea.est possible r.
pect cannot vote TOR bis amen insl This thing se IN
70 be a tempest in teapot These people guilty OF i'm
proprety are going OF Office, and we WI h2Tea new
order Of thing entirely We viii have men who VII
not be guilty Of such improprety think this 10 le Is
atng IN advance against people who are known 70 De
honest, and is therefore, degree Of imfItanoa upon
them hardly necessary. The Gap.ns vii all be out
There Il no necessity fOrt
Mr.. JosEsfTenn. )-Yes there's Laughter.
Mr. ToomHs would ask who are coming In
Mr. BRowS-The Democrats. Renewed
laughteT.l
Mr.. SrAsros (OhiO) mentioned another SUBJ
ect which should be looked To- namely that the super
intendeut Of the Census instead Of giving his clerks the
10 per cent allowed them, used II for he employment
Of additional clerks.
Mr.. FLoREscE said that while they were ex-
SHINING into cases around Washington, il would be vel
enough 20 inquire why the Controller Of the Treasury
bad refused nav nen OF the per ccntase 70 GER
tain Mechanics and Wstchmea, and Engravers IN the
coast survey.
Mr.. GESTRr's amendment was adopted.
The Indian appropriation bill was then laid
aside to be reported 10 the House.
The bill to provide a compensation to such
persons az may be designated by the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO receive and keep the public moneys under
the act Of August 1916 for the service required under
that law was discussed and also laid aside to be re-
ported.
Mr. MooRE OLa.) asked and obtained leave
print speech defense OF the sugar planters OF that
State
The bill making appropriations for carrying the
mails In ocean steamers anu otherwise read, when
the Committee rOse and the House conclrrei IN the
amendments reported and passed the bills above mon
toned
On motion of Mr.. STANTON (Tenn.) the
House took ND and passed the Senate resolution provif.
ing for strait hteng the Southern Boundary lines OF
tie grounds Of the Naval Hospital, New-York
Mr.. OLDs reported the bill establishing Post
routes ~
1t was passed, together with private bill.
The House then adjourned.
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EUROPE.
The Italian Insurrection-B British Politics.

The Italian Insurrection-British Politics.
Correspondence q TIE y Tnouoe.
LONDON. Friday, FEB. IL, 1883
The political torpor which, under the Protec-
ton of natures dullest fog, has for SO long q
time prevailed here, has been suddenly inter-
rupted by the arrival of revolutionary news
from Italy. Intelligence has been received by
electric telegraph, that an insurrectlon took
place at Milan on the 9Th; that proclamations
had been posted up, one by Mazzinl, the other
by Kossuth. exhOrting the Hungarians in the
Austrian army 10 Join the revOlutiOnists; that
the insurrection had been at first suppressed,
but lad afterwards recommended; that theAus-
TRANS stationed in the arsenal had been massa-
cred, &c; that the gates OF Milan were shutup.
The French Government papers, il is true, COM
uuncate TWO further dispatches, dated Berne
the eth, and Turin 9th, which report the detinl'
tive suppression Of the outbreak on the It'll
But the non-arrival Of any direct information
Ar the English Foreign Office for two days, is re-
gaIded as favorable symptom BY the friends Of
Italy
Rumors are current in Paris, that great ex-
element prevailed ar Pisa, Lucca and in other
towns
AlTurin the ministry met in haste, In conse-
auenee Of a communication from the Austrian
Consul, in order 10 deliberate Oh the aspect OF
affairs in Lombardy The day, on which the
first information reached LONDON, was the 9th
OF February, which day. curiOusly enough, Is also
the anniversary Of the proclamation OF the Ro-
man Republic in 1919, Of the decapltatlon OF
Charles /. in l649, and Of the deposition OF
James II. IN 1859.
AS regards the chances Of the present IN
surrection al Milan, there can be little hope Oi
.uccess unless sOme OF the Austrian regiments
pass over 10 the revolutionary camp. Private
letters from Turin, which expect VII shortly
reach ne, viii probably enable me 70 furnish
YOU detailed account OF the whole affair
Several statements ss 70 the character OF the
an res,y lately granted BY Louis Napoleon have
been published on behalf of the French retu-
gees. Victor Frondes 10 former officer declares
10 the Nation, Brussels paper, that lie was sur
prsed TO see bis name IN the ilsl o. me sinnes-
lied. he having already srunestied himself iiye
mouths ago. by making his escape iron Ayers.
Inc NoHitear announced IT first, that 3 OO
e1i,es we're 70 be sanes.ied, AID that OILY asoI'
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In conclusicu lee me meatiOn that, a. . sps'
cial meeting OF the General committee OF tho
hehoHet AssDciaties for ne Protection 81 BnS
- isSSstTy and C:2sazl. held IN tAr south Sea
House, On Monday last under the Presidency
Of tho Duke OF Richmond, this SOcie,,' wisely
resolved 10 dissolve itself KASI xAsI
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Thursday, Feb. %, 1853
Mr. Cooley presented arem0nstrance against
the New.YOrk Pilot bill
Mr. MONROE presented a memorial for an In
yestigatien by the State into the title Of Trinity Church
Mr. MONROE reported favorably on the bill to
authorize the Lebanon Springs Railway Company to
extend the road TO Vermont
Mr.. PIERCE introduced bill relative 10 the
transportation of freight Railways. IL imposes dis
eliminating tolls. .,
On the motion of Mr.. McMURRAY the bill
Increasing the Stock Of the Crystal Palace Company
read and passed.
Also the Crystal Palace Police bin
Mr. JONES introduced bill relative to the
payment Of sight drafts.
BILLS BEAD THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
The General Savings Bank Act.
Mr. OrIs moved to recommit with instruc-
ton amend To conhne the operations OF she bill
regard Bank Directors 10 companies hereafter to
be incorporated The amendment was adopted by
consent
The Senate then, in Committee, considered
the bill to provide for the distribution OF the works OF
standard authors In District School Libraries.
Mr.. CoSGER defended the bill as measure
ehch would result good to the libraries and In bene
fl TO American authors.
1t was opposed by Mr.. VAN ScoOsHovEs and
Mr. COOLEY, who said that the real effect OF the bill
was TO convert the Office of the Secretary Of state into
general book advertising staton-and the expenses OF
transportation thrown the towns The Secretary OF
State was not put In his office because he knew more OF
books than five thousand other men-he was elected
because he was che candidate OF the party.
Pending the debate, the Senate adjourned.
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The CIfrpcr Ship Nlghayer.

NEwyUEYroRT Tbursday. Feb. "a, 1853
The new clpper-ship Highhyer lett here this
,.;re IN tow 81 the steamer r. b Forbes for New
TO- THE Uebdyer il three decker. 100 tuns and
ii'a~,ed by Dave ogden and Others Of Neyy-York.
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xxxIID CONGRESS-. .Szcosp sEssios
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The House took up and passed the Senate
bill regulating the terms OF the L. s Dsiei Court for
Iowa.
The consideration of the bill establishing re-
cprocsl trade with the British North American Prov
inees, on certain conditions, was resumed.
Mr. TowNsHEND concluded his remarks from
ycsiodsy in ayer OF the bill showing the Importance
81 obtaining the free navigation of the s. Lawrence
MIR. SrUARr said the bill 10 be effective,
be passed during tbs Congress and therefore he
regarded IL exceedingly important thst the question
he taken to day II II -hsn be now taken the bin
cannot come up sgSin TIL next Thsrsiay when /, VII
he too ate secure the doante action OF tie Senate
lie would only say the III generally embraced these.
tlemep, Of the Fishery question whicA rms the IL
terest Of the entire country, and hkewisc lie navigation
ofthe 81 Lawrence also Of vast impor,snce-and al.
justs the terms on which trade shSn be transacted b
tween the United States and the British Provinces Ths,
the bill could be FRAMED 20 suit al par cs coui hardly
he expected For the purpose OF bringing the House
a dhee; vote, he ncycd The previous question.
Mr.. Orr moved 70 lay the bill on tie table.
Decided in the negs,ve Yess 63 Nays IL.
The demand for the previous question was
seconded-pending which the House went into Con.
miiiee OF the Whole the State vi the uaoa on LIE
Itdisn Appropriation bl
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Arrive at New Bedford the same days byal4p m.
q Proposals for three additional weekly trips from Little
Compton TO Iiverton l04 infesand bach, will be
q considered. q. & ssh tts+fala ieeff agbsk
65l From New Bedford, by North Dartmouth Westport
10000 Fall River, Swansea, North Suansea, and South
asf Seekonk, TO Providence, r. HI, SO miles and back
three times aweek with three additional weekly trips
@ls Ito Fail River l6 miles and back ~9E ar5sI
Leave New Bedford daily except Sunday at 81 m;
Arrive at Fall River the same days by lp ms
Leave Fall River daily except Sunday at Ipm;
Arrive at New Bedford the same days by4tp,m
q Leave Fall River Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
p Hhs@ atl IA ,2f Eet O. ,iaae<f tsa Z, ola sGe
Arrive at Providence the same days by 43spm;
81 Leave Providence Monday, w ednesday, and Friday
at94 am;d sIaa astas af aaasar' e =sti,f
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652 From Taunton, by Norton and Mansfield Mansfield
y Junction. IL miles and back tvvelseltimesa 6wsek
8 with one Sunday trip from Mansfield junction
Taunton. .sa4v sssfas!
g Leave Taunton daily except Sunday at from ITO
"a % ana from Sto5 pms :. 90 q ssa,sh
fnArfive at Mansfield junction in one hour; 49,.
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sE1e4 sto 10 q mand fen a to m ;ezI nso1a t.ae
Arrive at Taunton in ono heurSfe lEa zss.aa
Mansfield Junction Sunday arrival of mail
from New York IN 4 { IA g4b
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65S From Taunton, by Mysickvlle New Bedford, 81
g miles ant back, twelve times week, with ono Sun
,s1e day trip from FaunsoEf to New Bsff6rd.asa OH
e4asIeave Fsunsa daily enoept sunday al from to IL
and from Al to St p m; .4sSsg ssaa
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DssG eave 5faunton arrival ehe maiil from
New York; 4aaR sasst .aik5 L.1s s-isfn
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Leave Taunton daily except Sunday at 81 am
| Arrive q Swansea thessama days bga p m.;gss
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Arrive at Tsunton thsssame daysby II pn.ef
6S5 From Fall Ryer BY Tiveron (R and Portsmouth
H 81 TO- Newport, lS miles and back, sig times week
q seh Leave fall River daily except Sunday att pm
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l4teaya Newpost daily except Sunday at Sans
Arrive g Fan River The same days by i p M
900 FROM tal River, Swansea and Warren, R. l., t.
Bristol IL miles and back, three times week.
Leave Ea Kye Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
5se Arrive at Bristol the same days BY pms pm z!
Leave Lea bristol Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 81
Arrive at Fall River the same days by III n.
oo7 From Fa River BY Newport, to New York N Y,
estimated at goo miles and back, six times 4 week.
Leave Fall River daily except Sunday On arrival Of
cars from Boston, say at B M; ;'.sg 'l51s
Arrive at New York the next days BY g am;
Leave e. New York daily except Sunday at PM;
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65s From Rehoboh, BY Norh Rehoboth. to Aleboo'.
miles aud back, six times a week. 1880 .Sae,4
:. m Leave Renoboth daily except Sunday al
Arrive At e Attlebory the days by a
!, Leave Ateboro daily except Sunday al s. pm;
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659 From Ateboro, by North Attleboro, to South At
tleboro, o, miles and back, SIX times-a week
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:, a m 80" ~ ''st,i'H sae'as.flff ssst Aa8t' ft4
{. =. Arrive At Auleboo the same days BY 8 n.
600 From Flchburg, BY Westminster, Ashburnham Win
40 t chendon, and Fiizwilliam N. II, Troy, Marlboro
Depot Marlboro, Keene. East WestmoeIand, West
moreand Depot and Walpols, TO Bellows Falls
Vermont, ga miles land back, six times a week.
Leave Fichbufg daily except Sunday at lam;
Arrive at Bellows Falls the same days by y 10;
Leave se Bellows Falls daily pm;
Arrive ut l Fitchbdreh the same ls
Proposals. for frequent VIII Be considered
66l From Fichburg, BY West Fitchbutg, Westminster
AShbqraham, shburnka Depot, Gardner, South
Gafdnsr Bald winsviile, South RoyaIston, Royalston,
sAtRo, AthoI Depot Orange, Wendell Depot, Ewing,
Grants Corners. Northfeld Farms, Norhfeld, West
;,,, Northfeld, and Vernon, (Vt) to, BrattIeboro,
698 miles and back, six times week. ~ ~
- Leave Ftchburg daily except Sunday at 90 am;
Arrive al 4Bratteboro' the same days BY p m; m;
Leave Braltleboro daily except Sunday at u pm;
Arrive at Fitchbnrg the same days BY 41 p m.
Proposals additional weekly trips between North
~ field Junction and Bratteboro, 70 connect with the
!, Springfield line, will be considered. .l'ss 's
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sos From, Rossop, by Harrison Sqp Nepoaset Village
-. Quincy Braintree. South Risiatrse, South Wey
800 mouth, Abingdon, Hanson; South Hanson and King
ston 70 Plymouth, 81 miles and back twelve times
week. with branch from South Arlington, Depot,
by South Abingdon and East Bridgewater. To- Bridge.
water, miles and back, six ZINES 4 we,k. in due
connexon With one Of the trips on, the main route
Leave We Boston daily except Sunday at $50 IN, and
Arrive at Plymouth the day.by 1918 am, and
Leave Plymouth daily except sunday at 7i5 M
Arrive at Boston on the same days BY 9 a %, and 8
500 From Boston, to Charesown mile and back, twelve
SCI times a week. ssa' Sc ,glfi4eu 81 stsHfs "
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Arrive at charlessown the same days BY saam, and
Leave CharIestown daily except Sunday at 81 m,
@ and25 i'tr1 iif.T ~ .5tsiaf~4tsi sft 9ae
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6l0 From Boston, by Cambrdgeporf ito Cambridge 81
miles and baeks twelve times week. sge 4
Leave Boston, daily except Sunday at Sam, and 2
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ta-tIt ~ ;iF~} hIsassfeh ~ .isses..3l .5ot 40
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sZ9ap m ;ta e f-fgata .sf ss,a .si.t u zgasJ
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Gil From Boston, by Roxbuy, TO Jamaica Pains miles
- week. as-ti - st.rb
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6l2 From Boston, BY Dorchester to Mlton Z miles and
back, six times week. 80 s's ~ sat:
Leave Boston daily except Sunday at 81 m;
Arrive at Milton same days by lO3 am;
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6l3 From Salem by Beverly Farms and Manchester, to
.a Gloucester Is miles and back, six times week.
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m Arrive at Gloucester the same days by II m;
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H.: Arrive at Salem the same days BY 4 pm;
GA From Salem by Danvers and Danvers Port to North
Danvers, 81 miles and back, times week 1si'
100 Leave Salem daily except Sundays at 8 NJ
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Arrive at Salem the same days BY 6 m, ceres
Proposals for six additional weekly trips will be
sidered. .'F = ~ = f'f7 ttsstt $50
6l5 From Salem, BY Danvsfsport and MddetoWn, to
Lawrence, 20 miles and back, six times week.
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