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Butte record., 1856-03-22
To be HING.

SENrrScE OF REIsBERG.-At five o'clock Oh
Wednesday afternoon, that being the time ap-
pointed by the Court, A 0. Reisberg, convict
cd of the crime of murder. in having killed
George Brooks, st Oroville, last fall, was
brought before his Honor, Judge W. p Dain-
ger6eld. of the Ninth Judicial District Court
to receive his sentence. The prisoners APP
pearance denoted intense mental agony, and
consequent physical debility; and it was evi-
IDENTIFY only with great exertiou that he was
enabled to stand while receiving the sentence
Poor fellow spite of our belief that he had
committed wilful crime, and merited the aw-
full fate that justice had prescribed for him,
we could not and would not repress feeling
Of great pity for him, in his hopeless condition.
The mental agony he has endured since his
conviction, and what is in store for him until
the day of his doom, seems almost punishment
sufficient; and were it not for the example to
others, we would gladly see him freed with
shis one impressive warning, TO ''go and sin
no more"
When asked by the Court if he had any thing
10 cay why Inc sentence OF death should not
be passed upon him, he replied, Il am unable
to express myself The Judge then proceed
ed to sentence him, in substance as follows
%. Reisberg, you are found guilty by a
jury of your country. of the crime of murder
Every facility which the law could give, to
aid you in establishing your innocence, has
been furnished you. Three successive juries,
each of your own selection, have deliberated
upon the evidence offered by you to establish
your innocence, before neither of which could
you make it appear.
Whether you are guilty Of the crime OF
murder or not, Is known only to yourself and
your God. A jury has pronounced you gull
~, and it devolves upon me to declare the
Judgment of the law In the short time al
lowed you yet on earth, let me intreat you to
prepare for the change that awaits you. The
Sheriff will afford you every facility for reli-
gious instruction that you may desire.
1t only remains for me to pronounce the
Judgment of the law, which is, that on Fri
day, the 25th day OF April next, you be taken
hence by the Sheriff of the county, snd be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ, of
that day, be hanged by the neck until you are
dead, dead. dead and may God have mercy
on your soul
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Gen. Cass.

This veteran statesman and patriot,
has lately delivered speech in the
United States Senate, on our relations
with Great Britain, in which he takes
the highest national ground, ard utter
ly confounds the British Ministry. The
brave old patriot never had thought
but looked to the welfare, prosperity,
and future greatness of his country.
We shall take occasion to make ex-
tracts from it, as we can make room for
them.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
MarysYiIle Election.

The municipal election in Ma'ysville
on Monday last, resulted in the election
Of the Democratic Ticket, with the ex-
ception Of three Aldermen and Marshal.
The Democracy have done nobly Last
fall the X. Ms had nearly four hundred
majority. The great Ki>Yi party seems
to be "veakening." Sacramento comes
next. May she follow the example of
Marysville, and clean out the sneaks,
and broken dewn political hacks who
compose the midnight order. Marys-
Vile, thank God, is redeemed from Alb
clifton Know-Nothineism.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Fire Mt OrOyiife.

A fire occurred at Orovllle last Wednesday
night about o'clock, 6y which two stable:
were consumed one Oh which was known a;
the Orleans Stable, owned by Mr. Miller, ana
the other the property of Mr.. Downer The
fire originated in Mr. Downers stable, and is
believed to be the work of an incendiary
McWilliams' Panking House was torn down
to stop the progress of the flames, and only
BY the most energetic and faithful exertion:
was the confagration arrested where it was
The loss is said to be about two thousand
dollars.
We are indebted to our friend Alex. Brown
Esq for the above particulars.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
To The Know Nothings.

SACRAMENTO, March IS, 1856
Dear ".fmericaas'-Wha do you suppose
was the reason the Union aul the Tribune did
not receive any telegraphic dispatch from Ma
rysvile on Monday night; Say As you,
my friends, don't seem to know anything
about any ything. would like to inquire what S
the matter?
Are you well
Don't you still think Americans should
rule Ameri-kGy?
What do you think of the Marysville cleo
ton now, and Of the neutrality doctrine in
regard to air Banks
How does the great American pulse feel, eh?
Have you seen Sam?
What have You done with that wonderful
third degree that was to have saved the coun-
try; They want it very badly in the : -re-a- I
rth.
Had any of that intense american feel
ing lately?
What about the Indignation of the country
in regard to the Senatorial question:
Has Sam been around within Few days:
and when did you hear from the dear boy
last?
Finally, how do you do YOURSELF
Please answer per return mail.
Faithfully yours, QUIZ
Butte record., 1856-03-22
RiEcr Ciainls

Why do not people, instead of waiting for
rain until it is too late, come up from the hot
and parched valley. and engage in River op-
erations. 1t appears to be the only show for
getting water and good paying dirt together
These operations, so far as we have learned.
are in an advanced state, and promise to be
successful. The work on the old Montezuma
and Junction claims is in state of forward
ness seldom attained 50 early in the season =
1t is believed that there are still chances
for other companies. 1t is long distance to
the source of Feather river. Come up every
body
Butte record., 1856-03-22
E X G H AN G Z
AND
3 ANKiNG NOTICE

SAN FRANc1sco, Jan. 1st, 1856
The undersigned have entered into n copar-
tnershp for the purpose of transactiny a lie.
gitimate Exchange and Banking Business.
under the name and style of GARRISON.
MORGAN, FRETZ & RALSTON in this city.
and CHARLES MORGAN g. CO, in New York
The cash capital paid in is seven hundred
thousand dollars, (S700,000.)
An amount will be kept in the Manhattan
Bank, New York at all times. to cover our
bills in case of loss of any Shipment Of Trea-
sure.
We are now prepared to sell Sight Exchange
on the Manhattan Bank or Charles Morgan 4
Co New York, also on the Manhattan Bank
made payable viz: at the Southern Bank
New Orleans, La; Messrs. Darby s. Barks-
dale, Bankers, ST. Louis, Mo Southern Bank
OF kentucky, Louisville, Ky Ohio Life Insu
rance and Trust Co., CINCINNATI. Ohio: Mer
chants and Manufacturers Bank, Plttsburgh
Pa; to purchase Gold Dust Bars, Bullion
Mint and Bank Certificates, approved securi
ties make collections. and transact all ma.
ters pertaining to our business, on the mos
reasonable terms
G. K. GARRISON,
CHARLES MORGAN.
BY his Atty, c. K, Garrison.
r. S. FRETZ,
w. C. RALSTON,
nl0-1m
Butte record., 1856-03-22
SIauder Refuted.

Mr. McDuffie, U. S. Marshal for the
Northern District of this State, has pub
lished a card in answer to the Bulletin
and lis correspondent, in which those
morbid villifers are handled without
gloves.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Post Offices.

Post 0fice has been established at Pea
Vine, in Butte County, and David Whipple
appointed P. NJ. Also at Brush Creek, with
D. G. Martin Post Master. Application has
also bsen made for Pos. Office at Wyandotte
This forms line from Marysgiile through to
the American Valley.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
More Helm.

The Morning Globe is the title of a
Daily paper recently started in San
Francisco, by Moody s, Co. 1t is hand
somcly printed and devoted to the cause
Of Democracy
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Agents fer the Butte Record.
JOB PRINTING.

we would solicit the attention Of our friends who are
m want oil dob Printing to the fact that prepared
10 execute every description OF work In our line in
sye that cannot fail to give satisfaction We have
recently made new and extensive additions to our
assortment OF Job Materials and have facility for doing
III kinds of work at moderate and short notice
Butte record., 1856-03-22
COmmutatiOn of Sentence.

A Petition is in circulation praying the
Gov. to commute the sentence of A. O. Ries-
berg, to Imprisonment for such number of
years as may to him seem propet A disin-
slination to sign it appears to be very general
among our citizens Imy risoment for life, we
doubt not would meet with general approval.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
ELECTION NOTIC,n

r. Office is hereby gwen to the on..s
: ' electors Of Butte County. that in ".,A'4 r,..
ance OF the provisions Of an act Of the a-' ,@-
ture Of this State, approved March n ga is!,
entitled can Act TO change and f. tbs i0'''
ty seat Of Butte county," a special eIaa,- .vGA-
viii be held in said county on Satur,lar. .>'.ru =.
l9h day of April, i. D 1856, for the mn. ,as
OF voting upon said question. F'ss
Each voter, according to TIE provision,
sad act will deposit written or J,,9 rr;r.. =,
ticket IN the bailot-Lox, on which ms F,'a's
FOR county Seat, ----," naming ,he,is'
Of his choice VIZ t'4ee
Given under my hand at Office IL B;i.,.n
this the Dist day OF March, 4. D lS5s '-"e1
MILES CIIAPlV
County Clerk OF Butte C,up,v
Butte record., 1856-03-22
For the Atlantic Stnses.

Or. Griffith and c. F. Lott, Esqr., two old
'49ers, leave here on Monday next, for the At
lantic States. They will be absent about four
months. The Dr.. goes home after his family
Mr. Lott being q single gentleman-well, ''Ws
ehall see what We shall see.''
May they have pleasant trip and speedy
return
Butte record., 1856-03-22

Ex-Comptroller Sam. Bell, attacked Mr.,
Upsen, the Editor Of the Sacramento Union
in the Senate Chamber The cause Of the at
tack grew out Of articles that appeared some
time since in the Union, rejecting upon the
exComptroller.
Butte record., 1856-03-22

AT the last advices, General Cass had so far
recovered from the shock of his fall as to be
in state of consciousness. but its not likely
that he will be compet tent to attend to his du-
ties in the Senate for many weeks
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Malicious Mischief,

William Williamson was brought I'D on
Tuesday last on charge OF Malicious Mischief
IN tearing away Ditch on Middle Honcut
His examiDatiOn was fixed for Saturday the
22nd inst
Butte record., 1856-03-22
/ ChunL

Relch s Co. took out of their claim on the
West Branch, few days since, chunk, OF
Gold weighing five pounds. We would Ike
. few such Specimens on Subscription. Send
EN- along.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Board OF Supervisors.

This body we're in session on Thursday last
sor the purpose of establishing Precincts and
transacting other business connected with the
Special Election on the County Seat Question
Butte record., 1856-03-22
4 Putty Head.

The San Francisco Evening Journal
calls the late Know Nothing candidate
for Mayor of Marysville, a Putty Head,
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Assault with intent to XIII.

Louis Chevalier assaulted J. G. Kendriek
at Matches. on Thursday last, and bruised
MIN in very severe manner Papers have
been Issued for his arrest
Butte record., 1856-03-22


LINES rit on presentin pare ov dumbels
tew mi phrend, after the stile ov Ed Gurra
Poh.
Talk the bells, dun bells,
what a awful chunk of mussel,
the swingin on EN- swcls,
how you're boozom heeves and swels
at the Bangin and a slamin of tie
Bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells
at the rammin and the jammn of
the bells. What tail ov squashin
the dropin on en- tells, and a feller
screams and yells
mi corns
& he derns
the cussid bells, and his toe it kinder
swels, and he just wishes they he'd ben
all sunk in h his vel afore he hader
saw EN-,
| am much effectid tew rite more, but /;
dew hope that the usin on EN- wunt maik yer
sholder strikur. eff it duz Never kin phur-
give miself
yourn till deth
shell talk mi breth.
asa r. Dean.
P 8. part Seckend) the blotts on this vnr
is teers.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Personal.

Wehad the pleasure of surprise visit from
Hon G.. W. Colby Of Sacramento, on Sunday
evening last.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Pub. Docs.

We are uner obligations to Hon. JOHN
WELLER. and Hon. P. I. HERBERT for val
liable Documents
Butte record., 1856-03-22
Feather River and ophir Water Ditch

The contract for widening the Ditch was
completed on Thursday. On Friday the Di-
rectors visited the work and have doubtless
accepted it. 1t is now one Of the most exten-
sve and magnificent works in the State, and
will be able to supply rich mining section
with an abundance Of water.
Butte record., 1856-03-22

SLUIcING ExrRAoRD1NARY.-We find the
following paragraph in the last number of the
Grass Valley Telegraph:
man was buried by the caying in Of a
bank Of earth at Gold Hill few days since -
man woi king the pipe of a hydraulic hose
on an adjoining claim Immediately turned the
stream upon the fallen mass of earth, and in a
few seconds uncovered the buried man, and
crashed han out, without serious injury to his
person.
Butte record., 1856-03-22
The District Court

For Butte County, adjourned on Weines
DAY evening.
Butte record., 1856-03-22

nsa- The election for removal of the
county seat will take place on the 10th of
April.
Butte record., 1856-03-22

J. T. FARLEY,
Speaker Of the Assembly.
r. NJ. ANDERSON.
President Of the Senate.
Approved March Tenth, 1886.
j. NEEBY JOHNSON.
STATE OF CAL1roRN1A,
County Of Sacramento,
Office Secretary of State.>
l, David F. Douglass, Secretary of State Of
the State of California, hereby certify that the
within IS true and correct copy Of an Act
entitled can Act to change and fix the Coun.
ty seat OF Butte County, approved March 10,
A d. 1856, now on file and recorded in this
office. DAVID F. DOUGLASS,
Secretary of State.
Butte record., 1856-03-22

P s. part seckeud) the blotts on this yur
is teers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
tfle0ital.

THE WONDER of the AGE DIR. TOBlAS'
4 VENETIAN LIEIMENT Is warranted 70 cure Choiera,
Collie Sea sickness Chronic Rheumatism, Vomitines Cuts
Burns Old Sores, Sengs, TOohache and pains OF all kinds
GREAT CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
Capt Comsock Of the Baltic, collins Line was
cured of attack Of Chronic Rheumatism IN few day
by pr Tobias celebrated Venetian Lniment -
NEwYoRg Jan s. l85.
DR. ToBrAs-Dear Please send few bottles Of
your Venetian Linuen and allow 10 state at the same
time that have used IL for Rheumatic Pains Tooth
ache attended with Immediate relief Several
of friends yonr Lmen aud bear testimony TO hs
high value. am, dear Sir, yours very respecail
e X. LEXOW
RHEUMATISM OF TWO YEARS CURED IN TWENTY
-FOUR HOURS.
Ngw.YoRR Dec. 5, 1885
DEAR SIR cannot allow myself to be silent in respect TO
YOUR valuable Venetian Linne suffered for two years
from Rheumatism and have been treated by several physicians
and also many patent medicines without relief, until
friend advised yours and wonderful TO relate was
cured entirely BY applications You may use ts as you
t i'll the any who Is suffering from
that awful complaint being cured, Will afford pleasure,
and will confirm the above any who may coll on me-
THORNE WALLING, No. 81 Westinghouse
To Dr. TOBIAS, No. 90 Courtlsndt.st.
Prize and so Sold By all the Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

DREADFUL ACCIDENT ~ CAsBRiDGE.-I.Ast even
ing, at O'Clock, Mrs. Humewell, widow, aged
about 20 wears, residing in Appian Way, near the
College,, IN Old Cambridge, while sitting alone IL
her amber, set fire in way TO her clothes me
rest Of the family who in the lower part OF the
house were alarmed by the snoke and smell ID nres
nsled an stairs and found Mr.. HunneweA burned tn
death Life wa- already extinct Ten years ago this
Winter. Mr. Hunnewells house, which then adioued
the one in which he burned last night, was SEE on
ann ,,.rihed IN the flames. The incendiary eon-
ycted and . ntenced to be hung; but as be was tlo
better ilnn an IDIOT and the evidence against hina
entirely crcumsianta, his sentence was cornmuted tn
Imprisonment fer life and he Is in the State Prison
at CterIe-town [Bo-toh Telegraph, 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
ITHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

~
Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbuy la, discovered n Of com
pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY knp Of nv
H. he's tried il in hundred cases. and never failed
except cases both thunder hnno lie IA, nov INNS hs
posesson hundred certificates OF ne value all WITHIN
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
One three bottles will tie worst kind OF pmes on
ug Tso :, three bottles will clear the s7,em Of bles
Two bottles warranted to cure e Wont ssker IN mo
Three to five bottles are warranted worst Of
One or two bottles are warranted all hutaOr in tho
Two bottles warranted runn'y OF The ears and
hotches among the hair. - . , ,,,,r,
ulcers ,.A
Two bottles warranted % cre tA' worst case Of
Two OF three bottles ,re re most desperate
Thee to four boitic. are warranted salt rheum
AterefI "a swsys experts the first bottle aud
p.nfse. GO 10 w.,r e5 wsa the above quantity is taken
ali me wenSer ac ice. OF the day that weed
srowns the pastures and along old sons walls should cue
,e-, Su. In the il i fixed fact II you have
humer There ifs nor snds hGns nor Ia
oS o,,I. Of IL in he Vicinity Il Boston the e
fects every hsa already done some o. is sea
CT cures done Msssar gave 10 children
wear old to old people SIXTY have pUuy wormy
leaking Children whose flesh soft aid bahby restored 70
no. Who ,s subject 70 sck headache one bottle viii
swsys cure relief in eStsrrh and dig ness
been rsrT.fed by H. Where the body sound It WORKS quite
where there dersngefDent OF te iahcN0 o
uaure will cause s guAr feelings but you uTu not %
alarmed they slwAys disappear rom tour days 10 week
There never bad result the contrary, when tGa
feeling /. gone YOU will feel yourself like new person
heard come Of eneoGns Of u tnst ever
a. listened 70. . -. ........,,,,,- =. - -.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 "tren't'
Whols,,Ie Agents for New.York C. v CLICKENER Co,
No 81 Bsrlsyst CHARLES II. RING, No ~ Bt9sdWsyi
A n d. SANDS No IIl " ilsm-st.i MARSH, ohsiS n
20 No 80 t;r.cnWhhst SCHlEffELIN, BROS q 80,
No ITO Wiiii.m.t BOYD PAUL, chsmeSr,s, Wills
A Ca No ms Fr.nsln 81. McklSSON, ROBBINS o. Nc.
It5 MAIDEN lane; HAvILAND. HARRAL RisLE1 Wai'
reu.,; WARD CLOSE Co, Maten-lsnei hrs MAJ :,
sale a. retail BY oil refPec'ame druggists
throughout the Upion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
DrNNsyIvANIA RAILROAD. THREE

ntIHV TUPoIGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DFLPHTA and PTrTSBURGH-Tho MORNiNp MA.li
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. z nv
icarcs pittsbnrgh for Philadelphia at M The
Leave Phsdeyha Pittsburgh a. y and p,pssh io
Piilltbia AZ IL M THE NIGHT EMPRESS TRA leaves
PhiAdepLia for Pittsburgh at Ii and pittsburgh io1 MI
adelyhis at 10 y. 49,, II .-,,...,. tc
aud from ST. Louis Mo- Alton, Gaena and chicago llos
FrnnEort Lexington and Louisville Ky Tere Hane MAN
son n Fsyetfe and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati Dayton
StrIngfeld Belleonia Ssnduky Toledo CleVeishl 70
lmbs ZAnesyle Masson aud Wooster Ohioi also wan as
steam Packet boats from and 10 New Orleans ST. Louis Louis
VILE and Cincinnati. ~ , 49,, H..
For further hand bills In tho hotels OF THIS city
" find this the shortest most Xpedtous aud com
Portable route between the East and West. .
Through tickets b. had at either OF the
places in the West or OF - -, .e
r. b. DEAN Agent, New-Jersey Railroad Co.. foot OF
" Courtlaudt.st., NcwYork.
J. L. ELLICOTT, Agent, Pennsylv'nia RAILROAD Co.,
NIL ArriI 10 1875 Phil adephG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THE GREAT


CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Ausntc e',.es w VIZ.
Western Norh-vestern and Southwestern states ny cor
tinuous Railway direct The Road also connects az
with daily line of Steamers 10 I'll ports IN me western
and at Cleveland and Sadusky With steamers 10 az los
The Sorhyestern Lakes making the most direct a
reliable route by which FREIGHT can De lo"aiuen 10 'N
from the Great West. - 1900 ,D,rrsprpo1
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and flliSbO MN
Tiar CLAss-B2ot, Shoe, Dry Goods in 75e per To- ID
SECOND CL ,ss-Boo&s and stationery Dry . ,oo ~
Goods (in baes) Hardware, Leather VIC per wv ."
Wool, &c ,..,,.....'..'''. $3.50, ''..',,' .
THIRD CLAss-Anvls. Baggng Bacon ana Soc per 100 10
PORK, Tin bulk Hemp, SC. ;....''...i
Forum CLAss-Cofee, Fish Bacon and 4Oc per 100 n
Pcrk (rAcked) Lard and Lsrd Oh. - -, 49,.
La shipping Goods from any point east OF w al
tjcnlar 10 marx the package via Pennsyvana ~
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road at fhaana VI
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention u..
FREIGHT AGENTs-Moses Potter boston j. u. I'uo'''
New.York f. J. Sneeder Phladelphis; Masraw MOONS,
RaItmore; Geo c. Franciscus, Pittsburghi SprnEnan
Bromn CINCINNATI Ohio J. s. MooEhsa1 Louisville, ~
Il C. Medium, Madison, Ind kacin 'o.i ~ LOUIS NV
J. : Mitchell Son. Evansville, Ind
For further particulars or bills OF ladins apIy,o ~
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Co, OF
G. b. ALLEN No Aston House, New:Iork,
H. u HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PhiadePma
n J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Peii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
;. SIIPREME COIRT.-JAMEs BISHOP,

N. JANIS A. WILLIAMSON and HENRY L. NOR
KlS cainst ISAAC HARTSHORN survivor of Hartshorn
summons for money demand csnrar. (Com. noe
served ITO he above Defendant: You hereby saranoned
and required " the complaint In this action which
vas m ia the the Clerk Of the City and County, or
Nry.York at City Hall said city, the nth day cf
November, A. D., 1855, and TO serve copy OF your
office No. 10 Wallst, N aid city within twenJ days
ar The ser, ice OF this YOU exclusive Of the day
OF suc service II fail the said compane
L he aid the plaintiff will take Judgment against
v r the sum OF eight thousand eight hundred and twenty
one and ehyx with interest from tho twenty
ofNoyembr thousand hundred and NIFTY four,
ise Tie costs Of this aco-Dated New York November ~,
lgi5 d8 lanGwS LEE SMIDT, Plaintihs' Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

We leam from 1ke Doeey IN. H. EHqUirer that e
Young woman named Ruth T.. Floyd. whose parents
reridr in the northern part Of tie state of View 10TH,
recently committed -ncide in that city by taking
poison. II. tad loved aid been betrayed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.
UHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING

TI'HE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONlNG
L TON Tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEpFoKD
sd TAI STON-uaud without delay, change oil cars OF
baggage. carryiu. the Eastern Man: ,, - =, c..
The new steamers PLY MOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone
aud COMMODORE Capt J. X Pendleton n CONNECTION WIN
fhr Stoni gon Providence aud Boston aud ffoenS
Railroads leaving New Dolly Suuday excepe FROM pier
Nc v r.. tfsf wharf above BaeryI!acel a. p m anI
Stouinson al 81 p M arrival oil the Mai tran, "Ach
leaves Boston AZ $50 2. IA. . ~
The COMMODORE, from New Hork-Monday, Nednes.
day and Friday From stcluston-Tucday, Thursday aud
Tie PfYMOI TIL ROCK, from New. lork-Tuesday, Thurs
lsv and Saturday. From stoungtou-Monday wednesday
and Friday. -. ,,..-,.
Passengers arrival at Sonngton proceed Immediately per
Railroad to Providence Boston Taunton and New Bedford IN
the Express Mail train reaching said places several hours III az
by other routes and in ample tne oT all me
o. ry Morning Lines connecting North aud East PASSENGERS
who prefer reusii board tho steamer, enjoying nshtS
rest undsturbe reakastig il de.re and leave Stoninson
In the To- train connecting at Providence with the III a. IN
train ter Bosion, Taunton and New Bedford. go ,
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer anu
each
Troueh Lets on Mondays Neduesays and Frdays Tor
Narurkp, Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New Bedford,
connecting with the steamer Eagle W ing.
freight application
be Pier No. North River at the office, No 10 bet
teryI