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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

DoURLE MURDER IN YORKSHIRE Luke White
aged 81, and his wife Elisabeth, aged co. were bru-
tally murdered on Thursday night last at the wills
lage Of Bolton upon Dearne about eight miles north
Of Rotterdam. So far as is yet known no strange
person had been seen about the place. W thin
three four miles of the scene of this tragedy a
cattle dealer named Whitaker was few weeks ago
waylaid, murdered, and robbed of about f20O, and
as yet clue has been obtained to the perpetrator
OF the outrage.
DOUBLE MURDER OF CHILDREN BY THE FATHER
William jackson has been sentenced to death al
Chester assizes fer cutting the hrOnts Of his two
children, Mary Jane jackson, and John Edward
Jackson, of the 9th of September last and after.
wards burying them in an orchard adjoining the
Chester csnetry The greatest excitement pre-
vailed, and the court was crowded in every part
great numbers ofladios being present.
FRIsHTPUL COLLISION AT SEA, AND Less OF LIFE
-SHIELDs, December 6.-Davd Mason, mate, and
james Browther. seamer, the only survivors Of thS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08


brig MESSENGER; Of this port, have arrived
night from Hartlepool, that vessel tuvingJ
down and sunk by the James Hartley, ST
meTning at five o'clock, and the mas ter pI
.he crew drowned. The whole Of the FIR
currence was completed within six min
vessels coming into collision. The steam
put out boat to try and slve the drog
and the only excuse that can DO made
board is that they were worn out With
items in a frightsul gale they had en-,
the Baltic, the masatr having beeh
four nights on deck
MELANCHOLY Loss OF LIFE on I'D
We deeply regret to announce the los
boat, with thirteen souls en- board
aster occurred on the Lower Shan
gale on Tuesday, The ill,fated
Limerick GU Monday with a ca
having sold same day, the boz
the quays next morning at m
storm set in with violence. 4
persons FROM the locality
in town, availei themselya1
the boat, and accordingly
and two women were on
prised only two mon; and
Castle, the STERN being att
Choir and lost it, and had
unfortunately the efforts
boat grounded and upset.
were all drowned, and the
ers who owned the corn wel
with ESQ in their possessi
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

Both houses on the Legislature Of the State of
Delaware, in conformity with the Constitution, as
aembed at Dover, on Tuesday, the 9th inst, at IL
O'Clock, A M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
6peeial Notices.

rhe Case Of bred Scott has been eohaense1 NV. va.
ompac pamphlet OfiOi and is now for sale a. TINS
oGee This Pamphlet contsin''
The Case made up for and submitted 70 inc " D.
preme Court; al,
The rendered by Chief Justice fancy wiz
his Opinion in full the various matters In d'p"ei
ILL The Substance and varying Points Of the wnony OF
tally copcurrine Opinions and Points OF 'u'N0''
Wayne Nelson, Grer, Daniel CamPoen anu oas'OA'
~ The Substance and Points of Justice Mclean 0s'''
ing Opinion;
" The dissenting Opinion in full Of Justice Cuitsi
VI An Analysis Of Points Ruled and the opn'0n' ae
hvered;
VII The Report Resolves with reference TO this DECISION
ofthe Legislature of our State.
po a5 cents snsy; Eve copies for sl twelve for $2i
eIs per hundred -
We respectfully solicit orders from all Of whatever sect or
,.ty who are DESTROYS that this most momenous adjudication
.houd be understood and considered by the American feope
ADDE'S, GREELEY 4 McELRATH,
Tribune Office, New York.
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and cultivated taste.
CONTENTS THIS WEEKS PAPER.
TRAVEL NOTES IN BIBLE LANDS. No. W. IFrou
our IhrsgRaricss Pilgrims Bathing in the Jordan Hebron
The MOSQUE and Cave Of M.chPeSa hsSnu
usual Fate hbshas Oak; Glas. making The Night
THE ouTBREAK IN INDIA.
PSkLIS MONUMENTS.
The CASE or THE " PANChiTA"
Our Female Graduates in Arts; Order of Exercises The
As The Nan s'g Gbo TT T T5W Sq''
DRGWINGROOM FisH-PoNDs.
With -Four Illustrations. - n,n,.u
DOUGLAS JERROLD, EDITOR AND sATIRIsr.
New Books and Literary Gossip.
POIIc.: Governs. w:as , % q K,n.s The New
MaIcy's funerals Political Items Our street Comm'oner.
Of Finale Of French E1traditon Case British Art Ne
York; Missouran's Baggage; An Extraordinary Kick
MOI pson Y,R;SlI SEws Lost in the Woods
EscIssD: P,5men.; The TELEGRAPH EIpedition; Dis.
noted to se b. VIE: Husband Ar Apeedote Of BaITer
RSys VISITS as'u' Gambler 81 S fck ssgusf Death King
in Tight Place MaAet Value Of Children in Paris. GEa-
Taking Eye To Mend IT, INDIA: The Native In
'uITecon CANADA. The Canadian Paamen.i The Disaster
o. THE iii i sI AiMGtsaEsTHE FRANKS OF ASIA
ILLUSTRATIONS: Autograph Signatures Mode OF Approach
ing Superors in Siam Great Pyramid of the Wat Chens Pa
CODA Pssce containing Ashes the former Kings Of
Siam Siancse Prince in Full Dess Paiace al Bangkok ;
Mandarin Ordinary Costumes Brother Of the King Of
Siam. - -
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH 1T By Sir E. Bulwer Ii
ton. Chs pters XVII, XVIII, and XIX.
HOW Mr. TOXINS SAW THE FIREWORKS.
PRATTLE AND TATTLE.
Where shall we 40 this Summer
QUEEN VICTORIAS DRAWING-ROOM.
ILLUSTRATION: Present Style Of StomDg the Palace when
Queen Victoria holds Drawing Room
TIE LATE WILLIAM L. MARCY.
With Portrait
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.
WEEKLY MARX EFT SUMMARY
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE FASHIONS.
With Three Figures
COMICALITIES. ,
ILLUsrRATIoss: Filal Reverence.-Too much Of Good
Thing. .
and wishing Hapers Weekly" supplied at their houses will
please and residence to the Office Of Pub
caton The Carriers who deliver the paper will collect pay
for the same.
Published by HARPER L BROTHERS.,
EIankli SQUARE. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
Real Gstate for Sale.

A GOOD three-story brick HOUSE in desirable
IA neiehborbood In Brooklyn for SALE, for which part pay
wi be taken in Dry Goods. Groceries R~sdyAds
Clothing Apply At No is Deyst TO T. j. LARRABEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for sALE.-A very


~ desirable RESIDENCES IN Dutehess County III offered
accommodating Located the village II
Fhk and within 10 minutes ride Of Fishk Station Hudson
River Railroad, at which all the trains North and SOUTH STOP
The premises Twenty five Acres Of Land Tor more
would be sold II desired) all in high state OF easvs-
ton; fine Gothic House. with ell tie modern improve
Hents kitchen range furnace. &c. With beautiful lawns "
front aud ayeed carriage road, commoous out buildings
&c Ice house well filed with ice Of fine quality taken from
the Fshk Maeawsn Creek which passes through The
pIen Orchards Of all kinds Of fruit; excellent ssrdsns
asparagus and rcd Antwerp raspberry vince Tho
latter missing great abundance Of that delicious fruit "a
Season The beauty and heshness of situation wshtn
mediate vicinity to schools and churches and s
communication with the city this an unusually desirable
opportunity those seeking homes In the country 0ss
having been recently erected the village could be
easily and without much expense introduced into tee
house the mains being laid 10 within oueeshth u mile al
place thus in addition to the other attractions which ts
place and residence offer, Is added luxury not easily
obtained the purchase Of rural residence The owner hsv-
ing jus. removed the West and DESTROYS OF closing ne
Ia the East, the terms will be Tile Indie
putab and possession given the purchaser In week
from the day Of SALE For particulars ul and eapic
or Of the premises inquire Of the subscriber ct the
Bsnk of Fiskll; or ROSWELL SKEEL, esq., (Skeel Ven
Vakenburshl No. 81 Broad 1t New York.
o-" JAMES T.. VAN STEENBER0H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
Houses an1 farms h1ante6.

WANTED-A 4.story HOUSE, in good loca.
w ton thish stoop prefeued, worth from $1,000 20
ettoo for which cheaper house. In desirable Destop,
wopd BE- svep and difference In paid Give fell de-
scripten Address HOUSE Box 3s5 Poet Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
"a LAST NIGHT OF THE
LAC RANGE OPERA TROUPE,
FRIDAY, July IL, 1857,
BY GENERAL DESIRE,
VIII be presented Verds most popular Opera, acts OF
II, TROV A T O II E.
Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE,
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
Sgnori BRlGNOL1, -
AMODIO and COLETTI,
And other well known artists in the principal roles
Conductor .Sienor TORlANl
ADMISSION.
Parquet Parquet Circle and First Circle.
Secured Seats rntJ eehs
Family Circle. Amphthe ,ter ..25c
Seats nav be secured at Hall Sons No. z9 Broadwsyi
C. Breusing's No 7Ol Broadway King Crawfords No ~
William St. and the Box Office Of the Academy OF Music,
from 20 4 O'clock daily.
Doors open at IL O'Clock to commence ata
MONDAY July 90 1851,
FAREWELL Z NETT,
And LAST APPEARANCE in America OF
Madame A NINA DE "A Ora NO E.
TIME DUSSELDORF GALLERIES open over
i the Hall of Dr. CHAPINS Church, No. sac Brosdwsy-
M old looation-from % O'Clock until ~ o'clock pm Al
mission Is cents.
4 CADEMY of MUSIC to LET-FOr Operas,
IA Concerts Balls Lectures and similar respectable purposes
Apply 10 N. II. WOLFE No. Souihst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

Nc. lis NORFOLK. 81, NEw-YoRK, July Is, 1851:
G1 O0O REWARD viii be paid for the
~ ,OOO spprehens'n ard conviction Of the person or
between I'd and Sd avs on the night of the l5thin.t
WILLIAM TfLDON NEPHEW.
To our friends and beg 70 state that ability
20 rnsh them with stock not In the least In
paired The FIRE connection with TIVE principal
manufactures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
JAMAICA. WEST INDIES.-very vaIuabl,

u ESTATES mprsns about 5000 Of Land consist
Penns and Sugar Plantations together with
Works. Building Stock &c. thereon In the Parishes
of Treswny st. Jamess, Westnoreland Hanover and 81
Mary tie propty Of Sirsmon Hsushton Clarke bs de.
ceased. -
Auction the Auction Mart In the City Of London, on
THURSDAY August oh 1857 posn valuable Estates
IN the Island Jamaica late the property Of Sir Simon Hsugh
ton Clarke. BART deceased comprising folows Two vasabo
Work. known Hampshire and berkspfss
consisting Of 600 Of Land whereabouts vita hume.
ous Budings thereon situate in the Parish Of Trcawny 10
parcels Land also in the Parish of Treawny known py the
name Mahogany Hall Penn containing S6 acres OF th~fea
patton Of Mr. Charles Clarke tenans
thereof Plantation Sugar Works called Long fonds
In the Parish Trarny containing 800 there abonts,
Of cultivation late In the occupation VI the Hon.
H. H. Shirley deceased; also part Of the Plantation Known 40
Plantation containing 86 aeres or sous
ting Long and swsnswk Estates as the Plants
ton Sugar WoIk in the Parish Of 81 Mary known Wsr.
wick Castle also tie Plantations called Kinss Valley IN the
parish of containing go thsseabouts,
lei 10 Messrs Sinclair and Wheock Also Plantations In the
Parish Of Hanover called FsHoe Quarter and Woodchnred,
let 10 Mess Edwards Russell also all those othe. Estates
known BY the Hsugbton Tower, Bcrnsrfs Run sLa
ell ether the Estates In the said Island of Je'
aca late property of the said Sir Simon Hanshton Cl.rke
deceased together with the Mesnsses Mills hhouses boi-
Ing bouses houses Edifcss Erectons and budi -
and Estates and all Tools Impemsnts CstGe
and other Live Stock passing Herewith
For pa1cula apply TO Mesrs laa Taylor Mason Isyor,
Solicitors No. Is FurDivals Inn Iondon hesra Robson
Lighfoot Solicitors Castle st. Leicester square, tcndoni
Messrs Chnnock Gasworthy Auctonee and Land Aeents
No. n Resent London and Of j. w. Fisher, esq, Hsnp-
tesc Estate, Falmouth Jamaica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

Our readers will be glad 10 hear that
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH 1T"
the new story by Sir Z. BULWER LYTTON Bart COM
menced "a June 49, by arrangement with the Author
viii be continued to completion We our
on the fact work by Buwer 10 perhaps the
nob that be offered TO OF refined
and cultivated taste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
PRICE TWO CENTS.
VALUABLE soAp-sToYE and BUILD.

4 VALUABLE SOAP-STONE and BUILD
br.tei onany Middlefeld Mass VIII be Leased favorable
terms for number Of years Upon the property ere Derrck
mnsoa DWELLING house Tor superintendent and wokmrn
Fire the material Of the hishe., rank The bed
q and ably located that the may
be brought to other markets to in with
ordinary GsssL The porto. Sp.y S se$D. the . S
elegant mansions stores and churches have been
no, leased the stone viii be guarded for contractors in
large qu'n''e' "y JOSEPH P PRISON. No Walls.
An IMPROVED PLANER-W oodworth's out
the New Haven R. Freight Depot, franklin, between
Center and Elms Improved Plsner IN which economy
and utility are admirably combined BY which plank or boards
from inches inch be planed both sides 2ao
feet per day onted srooved topnsed or mSndns cut WIN
or plank while In motion unparalleled Qualification in ope
,sSs daily. .s S and :s s o Pstn in
s0'''eo "''0 JONES s cRoWELL, No 2as Broadway
corner BarcaJ-st, Room No ~
TEWELRY STORE for SALE.-A LEASE Of
the and one. q the
best down will be sold low for cash. or part in
secured This bhment Of fifteen years standing
Tb. il one Of the heat opportunities for business
offered. Addres, s., Tribune Office
CRoToS AQuEDucr OrYIcE, NEw YoRx june 25 1857.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Se Sealed proposals for the
GRAND RESERVOIR Of the Crotou Adequct will be received
the 18th day of August next noon when the proposals
This will about 100 fand and will be
in depth 40 feet The quantity of work to be done approx
ma.1y shown follows:
64 cubic yards soil to be excavaed and placed in spoil
banks.
10000 cubic yards Of puddle.
$4,000 cubic yards Of excavation and embankment
28s f0O cubic yards Of rock excavation.
q cubic yards of broken stone.
1900 cubic yards Of stone paving or slope wall.
So e suSc yards YARD: Of Sel laid in
1900 cubic yards of paving laid in ceneut,
S240t0 b. NJ. feet of sheet pilipg 49,
IL the lowest bidder refuse omit 10 accept the work within
eight written of the award the contract
will he readyeed fur not lss than ten days and relet
Plans specifications will be ready for examination at thfs
Office ami after the 9th day of July next
The will ready let the for the gate houses
pipe chambers to this Reservoir aud also for
the connecting with the main work III short time
Due notice Of this letting will be given -
For further information, apply to GEORGE 5, GREENE,
Engineer in charge of the work
~ VAN SCHAICK, President, Croton
THEO H De FOREST Asst Com'r, AqIeduct
A. w. CRAVEN Chief En- ineer, Board
WANTED to EXCHANGE-A few choice
w pieces Of valuable LAND, for MERCHANDISE. Great
bargains will be given. Call address, L ORMSbEE,
room No Western Hotel for few days Also, 10 Chicago
City LOTS for sale.
d. = 0nn This amount in cash can be used
~ C,O\Os tn ereat advantage in SAFE aud PRO
FITABLE BUSINESS. References given. Answer with real
Herald flee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

TITO MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS, wish
ing to extend their business subscriber has Travelled
az ercia for large Manufacturing House in Pha
depba for the four years has been over all the
States as well Of the North we'll acquainted with
large number of the solvent Southern merchants having
dol business with them influence almost any branch OF
trade wish 20 with another House 70 take orders Tor
fine goods; do wish many samples viii give
the nv of reference travel with horse and buggy
for the South let OF August Adore" l. " A., ros
O6E.e New. York, for ten days.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1857.
B E s T O + A L L

HARPER'S WEEKLY.
Five Cents a Numbers 50 year.
NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE READY THIS DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

@ THALBERG, assisted by Madame ELENA
De DANGRI will shortly give COsCERrsin Cape MAJ,
t,rsosa Newport, Nsbsnt Rocka~sy shaon spfirg add
hssms ysDA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

CEVEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDS
- will issued by the Controller In sums not less that 500
payable from six months TO year - may Be desired
fine money may be deposited with " STOUT, Chambee
Ami Shoe ard Leather Bank Interest rom date OF depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

indie pendent Order Sons Of Malta.-A Bushes
Meeting will be held FRIDAY EVENlNG July u, at .
ocock the Lodge Room Punctual Is
% IT'S WE'LL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

CERvANTS-Respectable, smart and compe-
- tent every nso and religion can be had ~. az g
Select Femse Office No $50 9Th near 22dst isdy IN
attendance The sttention Of employers resPecuy So
ucfed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

HE IOWA CII ILLN 10 INC uc'S P.ro' ~
sves detailed secount Of the progress Of wssesn harpsss
IA and through which Captsn
80 ..s profitable Investments Terus ~ Per year. Ad'
dress w. H. VARNEf, Dies Aoines. Iowa.
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AN IMPROVED PLANER-WoOdwOrth out


VEW ELK1 SIOKE TOT SALE.-A IIEASEI OI
u the PREMISES for four years with the stock ane fixtures
OF Jewelry and Watch establishment situated in one OF the
best streets down town will he sold low for cash. part In
notes, secured This establishment IS of fifteen years standing
This the beet opportunities for business man ever
Offered. Addres, s., Tribune Office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

MEDICINES.

EAR EzA3F3A LII. PROFESSOR OF CHRONIC
By DISEASE, and NATURES ASSISTANT for the
cure e NonsuuPtion and Blood Diseases. Office and
Residence : 'FRONT.' SE.., WoRCEsTEE, Mass
Dr. htobal paws special attention 10 the cure of Con-
sumphoua Bronchitis. Asthma, Diseases Of the Throat
Liver, Heart, Spleen ana Skin, crfaa Erysipeas Salt
Rh@um, CaGser and Cancer Hurnors, and the all gone
feeling Of the Stomach. Nov thes4 each or all oobnei
LEAD directly to Consumption. Now here is remedy
Our medicine will cure you one--bu5 number for
marx no one ue5tCe cures everything. Our medicines
are purely FeE teabe; they Natures remedies aud
they act with Certainty They perfectly harmless
pee use they act 10 harmony With Natures laws, assist
nature IN her struggle against disease therefore tie pa
uen ca mot take them without decided benefit To the
afflicted we say come, will tell you how you are what
you disease is the remedies that will you and put
YOU on the roat to health and usefulness We cure many
that are given up to die.
There is branch of Medical science so negeeted as
pad and corrupt Hnmors. The nature and tendency of
huno Is Reorganization, o0rTpti0n DEATH hence we
say TO al thus afflicted you value heath and fe get
nd OF that humoF. Our remedies will eradicate it from the
system, purity the Blood, and HEALTH is the conse
quence.
Wesey, then-Consnumption can be cured. Humors
can De cured Come and see The Doctor Advice. Tree
Dr. Eueall may be consulted in all cases however p
FaSe Dy either married SINGLE with perfect confidence
n. Particular attention paid to all Female Com
plants, weaknesses Suppressions, Dicultes, Piles &c
Lhese afflicted with the Pills, il they will follow nay di
Ltctlons, may be assured Of The unfortunate will
find in DIR. Kimball scientific friend.
DR.. kimbali will wait any that wish at their resi-
dences any hour of the day or night.
Medicines sent to any cart Of the county v address,
ing l. KIdnALL, NJ. DID Front street Worcester Mass
FL dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
SO Brom6ed ST. Boston

DR.. R. GREEN, supernt endent, is Scientific Physi.
clan, and has travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians and therefore knows by actual expe
nence their true mode of practice for the last twenty
years. has induced others to style themselves aIndig
DoctoTs, saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians, &C., but the sick should be thus cheated
for the Indian system of medicine and its pecuarites
can only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves and them it requires great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the of civilized society
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Invalds from Nposon IN the practice Of the
Indian system and to supply them with the genuine In
dian remedies.
We will, in this connection, mention fow Of the In
dian Remedies preprepareG by Dr. r. Green at ths es.
Enlistment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY,
f N CY GO CD S, g. @.
The undersigned have in store and offer for
selent stock of the above articles,
Watcbes--of F. Adams & SONS, Jules Jurgengen,s
James Nardin's, and Tobass Manufacture
JoweHry-Diamond, Mosaic and Cameo; Ladies,
and 6ents Gold ohains, of every variety Of pattern
sFecaacles- Pebble, Perriycopic and cerpmon glass
n Gold Silver, Steel and Plated bows adapted for all
Bights.
French Clocks of different patterns, in Marble
Gilt and Bronze Covers.
Silver mad Plated Vymre-of every style, with
an endless variety of Fancy Goods.
Gmns--English, Double and Single Barrel Stub and
Damascus T sist
PEstois-Gots' ChiGopee and Warmers Revovers
Bmith and NELSON'S Volcanic Repeater Aliens celebrat
ed Breach Loading Rife and spo tsmen's Equipments
of every variety,
N. B. Watches and Jewelry repaired, and warranted
FISK II GODDARD,
1876 Union Block, Main street.
mems d@wtf Worcester, Mass
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EXPRESSES.
& EoNARD * co.'s BOSTON q EAST
Il TERN EXPRESS,

20 SARF1 s Co.'S BOSTON & EAST
TERN EXPRESs
E5 -, - 80 y . - tso'o3 -. - -,
NJ I;s,t5 ~ = Dls'o $500 I2"5' 80 al f5
~ sff 2 o'i1lL -, u -. "a si5
a, T r'oS anu L.l'is coa.Ssgu 'y-
sttanJsd - ''- "''7iy ei''-s41'SN ~ 0Ai'''
~ ~ 4oo sr,z O. o o., s+-sat
Rost5 1'' N'' ~ ''rseS-si' s'''''
o9-12.l- llttz o.-
u rs ~ -. y y, y a Nv u, 10 20 4
a 8 FTTTTEp oil, - ! & ~ 80 Accor,
radiation To-; ~ . 'o9'i 52, ~ p Nod
to transact al 49, ~ ~ -a ~ cd 6or,erd
=, 80 NJ IN e7g AEP5ess s5S ny 49, y, sJ
New York He viii transport an Iroa safe in each trn
0FFIcEsl9G sIaiu ST.. Worcester Il. c. BFaSsnridge's
tore, under #aaEegan Hoase, Horsieh, ct.
paeka snotlld be marked Fuller's Express
2reester, Sept. LIST, 1885 sept5