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San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

New RoAD-The new road from Angels to
McDermott's Bridge, through Salt Spring VAL
ley, is progressing finely. Some time since
the reviewers located the road, starting from
Altaville, near the residence of Mr.. l. Dicken-
pervisory control of the repairs, has some forty
hands improving the Bear Mountain Pass. As
soon as the .,a-.4 is completed, petition will
be circule-'' for post route through the
Valley, as aateee population of miners and
farmers are settled on the route, entirely with
out postal facilities.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
Good Clear Lumber

YVHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LUMBER
Il in the market for sale at the Willow
Creek Mills, and also at the Willow Creek
Lumber Yard, San Andreas.
Messrs Dennis Wyllie & Dunning, Proprie-
tors of the Willow Creek Saw Mills, are now
prepared to furnish all kinds of Lumber at
reasonable rates.
Also Shingles, Shakes, Scantling and
Square Lumber of all sorts and sizes, manu-
factured from the best of sugar pine, furnished
to purchasers, on order.
Wanfed.-Hay and Barley at the high
est market prices, in exchange for Lumber of
of all kinds.
Notice. large lot of Boards, Posts,
and Palings, suitable for fencing, always kept
on hand.
BSs~ For particulars, apply to the Willow
Creek Lumber Yard, at San Andreas.
DENNIS, WYLLlE Il DUNNING.
San Andreas, June 18th, 5S. je l9-2m
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

BIG Tree BULLETIN.-This spicy little sheet,
after suffering miss-cue, makes "carum"
on the contemporary press, in most execrable
rhyme. We didn't think that of you, Dan
Yoachem your temerity in stumping a " neigh
boring knight of the quill, famed for big strikes,
exceeds in spiciness even the high witticisms
of the Bulletin 1t is quite natural that one
occupying such an cleUated position, should
look down" on the lowlanders. We shall
remit you that half dollar, per Col. Lovelace's Is
express. "D'ye mind that, now?"
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

STEALING STocK.-At no period since the
discovery of gold has there been so much
horse stealing as at the present time. During
a recent trip through the east of the county,
we heard of numerous thefts and attempts in
stealing stock. AT Washington Flat, herd
of horses were almost run down on last Mon
day night, by some horse-t thieves chasing them
through the field. AT Douglass Flat, two
valuable horses were stolen, ON Sunday night
At Browns ranch, valuable mule, with sad
die and bride, belonging to Messrs. S. & A.
Brown, was recently stolen. We advise par
ties purchasing cheap stock, to be careful, and
see that their title is perfected before paying
the money.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

MISERABLE NAN.-On last Saturday we
Witnessed a most degrading sight. young
man OF me, portly appearance, almost dead
drunk and entirely oblvious as to his identi-
ty' was oeing conducted along the public high
way, oy Digger Indian, who was perfectly
sober. impossible as this may appear, yet it
is true, as We can prove by two credible wit
neSSes.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

Birth-Near Mills Store, Calaveras river,
on the 18th May, the wife of Michael Freeman,
of son.
Al the same place, on the 10Th June, the
wife of Edward Fitzhenry, of son.
At Angels, the wife of J. S. Matson, of a
daughter.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

EDWARDS, THE MURDERER.-We learn that a
party, consisting of three persons, well armed,
have gone over to Carson Valley for Edwards,
the murderer of young Smelling. The party,
consisting of Messrs. Bloodworth, Gooden and
Stevens,) are friends or relatives of the muir
dered man, and they are determined to bring
the body of Edwards back to California with
them, dead or alive.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

MoQUELUMNE Hill RAcEs.-The seventh an
nual meeting of the Moquelumne Jockey Club,
takes place on the Sd of July. The races of
Saturday, July Sd, are, for saddle horses-one
mile and repeat. Second day, for California
horses-best three in five. Third day, handi-
cap race, for trotters and PAGERS. Each day
the proprietor will give purses to accommodate
all distances. Rare sport and good time
may be expected.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

FINE LIQUoRs.-Mr. A. Mager, of Murphy's,
advertises large stock of fine liquors, an ar
ticle not excelled in this county, as to age or
flavor. The proprietor is desirous of closing
business, and will sell on reasonable terms
A Billiard Table and Saloon Fixtures will also
be sold, to close.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

WANTED.-A scientific gentleman, mem
Der of the California Society of Natural His
tory" wishes to procure few mountain, sill
ver-grey squirrels-young ones preferred. A
reasonable price will be paid. Apply at this
office
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

Coop APPoINTMENT.-lt will be seen by re-
that the Board of Supervisors have appointed
p w. Cornwell, of San Andreas, Justice of the
Peace of 9Th Township. rice G. Garretsec, re-
signed No better selection could have been
made. The Justices Office will be at Corn
well & Bowmans hardware store, Main street
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

PERsoNAL.-During our recent wa,aer;nos
we met Mr.. John Heckendorn, of the Big Tree
Bulletin We had glass of lager. a eioar and
a friendly chat, while peregrinatingn tbrouob
the quartz mines to Angels "Heck.u ike
ourselves, in collecting, has to travel by Walk
er's line. Times are too duh for equestrian
exercises, on livery stock.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

BAD News FROM FRAzER.-The Hudsor-Bay
Company has no breweries, and there is not
a drop of Lager Beer throughout the three
million two hundred and fifty thousand square
miles of British and Russian North American
Territory, with population of more than
3 100000 inhabitants 4wful!
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

IHEAp LIME.-Frank Boggiano, of Altaville,
agent for the Lime works, has large quanti-
y OF good Lime for sale, at S2.75 per barrel.
Builders and others will please take notice.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

The EFFEcr.-The present rush for Frazer
river will affect milling and farming interests
more than mining The mines of California
are rich, and the claims now vacated will soon
be taken up and worked by new comers The
farmers, even with the increased price OF Ia
bor, will be more than compensated, by the
increased demand for staple agricultural pro-
ducts.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
N O r &c Fl

LII PERSONS having unsettled accounts
N with the undersigned, (late of the Gala
veras Restaurant and Bakery,) will please call
and settle the same Immediately, with Messrs.
Adams l. Gilbert, at the old stand, who are
authorized to collect and receipt for moneys
due me. ALkA. YOUNG.
San Andreas, June 10th, 1858. cit
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

Died.-At the Eagle Mill, in Calaveras
county. California, on Thursday, 18th instant,
of disease of the brain, ELLA Cook, only
daughter Of Levi F. and Phoebe A. Danforth,
aged 3 years and eight months. Dess- Paw
tucket Chronicle, Mass please copy
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

DRYING Up.-The Union Ditch, Capt. Pope's,
and the Table Mountain bitches have dried
up. The miners are leaving for their river
claims, working in deep diggings or drifting.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
Dissolution of Partnership.

YNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Il ing between the undersigned, under the
name and firm of Death & Crooks, in the busi-
ness of selling goods, wares and merchandise,
and carrying on farming and hotel keeping,
at the Hawkeye, in Township No. 8, county of
Calaveras, and State of California, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted to said firm are requested to make inn
mediate payment to S. R. Death, as he alone
is authorized to receive and collect the same.
And all persons having demands against said
firm, will please present the same to s. R.
Death for payment, as he is to pay all such
demands. SHELDON R. DEATH,
A. J. CROOKS.
Witness-S. B. STEVENS.
Dated June 7th, A. D. 1858. jel2-4l
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

BRick.-The brick kilns in the vicinity of
'llS camp are now in active operation. One
kiln will be completed in short time.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

THE HARvEsT.-The crops throughout the
county have fallen little short of an average
Hay is abundant and selling at S23 to $50 per
ton
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

PoSY EXPRESS" Red" of the Pony Ex-
press Line, to the interior, never fails in his
daily visits He carries Frazer river letters at
the usual price.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

WELLS, FARGO & Co.-This Express, as usu-
al, furnished US with files of papers and Er-
press favOrs.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
To All Whom it May CONCERN.

OTlCE.-The undersigned hereby notifies
~ the Public, in general, that in considera-
tion of the recent disastrous fire, the Phoenix
Brewery, of San Andreas, will make arrange
ments with all the beer consumers, who are
sufferers, to supply them with LAGER, on a
credit of Six Months. For orders apply at the
office of the Brewery.
J. P. WAGNER & Co.,
Proprietors Phoenix Brewery
San Andreas, June Sd, l858.-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
SPECIMEN HILL QUARTZ MILL

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the fol-
IN lowing shares in the above Company, will
be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY,
JUNE Is, 1858, at 2 o'clock, P NJ, at the
office of the Company, or as much of said
stock as will satisfy the assessments on same.
unless the assessments are previously paid
Shares Nos. |, 2, 3, 6, IL, u, IA. Is, l6, l9,
90, u, %, II, "a, I, 8, 10, % and ls
J. NJ. WOOSTER,
Angels, May 1888. President
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

MINING NEws.-See latest intelligence from
Frazer river, in the San Francisco papers.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

GARRY's SALooS.-This Saloon, destroyed
by fire, has been rebuilt in neat and COM
modious style. 1t is one of the finest build
ings completed since the ire-a pleasant place
to spend an agreeable hour
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
Special n otifrs.

nSg All in want of Medical advice
should consult Dr. Young whose discretion is not
passed by any physician in the country In his SKILL
honor and integrity all may rely with safety while most
of the practitioners in Francisco without honesty
or respectabty their pretentons being grounded in
ignorance and assumption.
Office corner of Montgomery and California Streets up
stairs, opposite the Banking House of Wells Fargo &
Co., San Francisco Open from A. N. to P. NJ, Sun
days excepted. oct 2-13
Calaveras Lodge No. 78, f. and A.
M-hold their Stated Meetings at their Hall, in - Il
San Andreas the SATURDAY Of or next to M.
succeeding Full Moon. Visiting Brethren in good stand
ing are respectfully invited to attend
0. SMITH, W.M
j KERNs Secretary. oct 11-tf-41*
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
Alta Express Company.
TIME Alta Express Company will
IL run
Daily Freight, Package, Parcel & Letter Express,

...TO......
San francisco, Sacramento and Stockton,
And all parts of California, Oregon and South
America, connecting with FREEMAN 4 Co.'S
Atlantic, European and South American Ex-
press, and NICHOLS 8 Co.'s Express to Ore
gon and Washington Territories.
Packages, Parcels, Letters and Treasure for
warded with dispatch, and everything connec-
ted with the Express, promptly attended to.
Procure Sight Drafts on New York, Boston,
New Orleans and all the principal cities of the
United States and Europe
BsE Office at Mathews & Scribner's Store,
Angels. P. W. SCRIBNER. Agent.
Angels, January 23d, 1853. ia 30:tf3l
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
To the Citizens of San Andreas.

To the Citizens of San AndreaS.
VVHE undersigned, sympathsing with the
Il losers by the recent fire in San Andreas,
will continue to furnish LAGER BEER, as
usual, and will not require any terms incon-
venent to customers. Liberal credits, to all
sufferers by the fire, will be granted
&C. GEBHARDT,
Mokelumne Brewery.
Mok. Hill June Sd, 1858. je 3-40*
NOTICE.-The proprietor of the Main
~ Street Hotel, having been removed by
fire, has rented the large and commodious
house of Mr.. Vezey, where his transient Gus
toners and regular boarders, will find enter
tainment such as the market affords
PHILIP PIPER.
San Andreas, June Sd, 1853.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

NOTECE.-The above sale of Shares is
postponed from Tuesday June 10TH 1858.
lone month) to THURSDAY, July 10Th, 1858.
By order of
J. VI. WOOSTER, President
]. C. POWELL, Secy. je 1912
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
Tvhe Best Goshen Butter. Eng

UOSAOn Duttcf, Eng
Il hsh Cheese, Hams, Clear Pork, Oregon
Salmon, No. Mackerel, Lard Carolina Rice,
Boston Syrup, Stockton City Mills Flour, Gran
berries, Oil, Camphene, &C., all of which, by
their quality and prices, will recommend them
selves. For sale by w. H. HOLMES,
my ST. Angels.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26

Bear Mountain Lodge No. 76, F. and
A. M:-Stated Meetings held on the Wednesday M
of or preceding full moon, in Angels Camp. Wis ANA
iting Brethren in good standing respectfully invited
attend. 4. BUSH, w. M
W. A. KELLY, Secretary. apl 25-n-7
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-26
N O tice.

Y>HlS is to forbid all persons from purcha-
Il sing Ranch, adjoining the Old Gulch
Reservoir, from other parties than the owner,
as exclusive right and title to said Ranch is
vested in me. JOSEPH BENNETT.
Upper Calaveritas, June 4, SO. je 5-lm-4O
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
New York CITY Election.

The resalt Of yesterdays election says The
Tr3bmns, proves anew that ths electors OF New
Yerk are NOT Indifferent to their " interest
not wholly given over TO political and pecu-
niary corrupt'oa. 0nce mora Tsminany Hall
il overwhelmingly defeated. Robert Z. HAYES
is chosen Controller, having received 80, 900
votes, to 1900 for Russell, and $4,000 for
Purser. OF she 8 Alderman nov elected 5
are Republicans, to 4 Tarsnauy men. Charles
Bruninghausen aud Isaac Townsend are cho.
ser Governors Of the Aims House. OF the
School Officers s majority are Republicans.
This IS a great and cheering triumph OF that
popuisr moral sense in whose existence the
managers Of Tammany Hall no longer seem to
bavs any belief. It has however, nos proved
it,. vitality, and shown that no party can safe
ly nominate bad men exclusively to Office
There in Is little reasos to doubt that il, instead
OF putting up contractors and lobby agents,
the Democratic party had selected its candi-
dates, men Of up~blemished character and indis-
putable capacity, thsy would have been cleo
ted. The republicans are now successful be-
cause they had committed their cause to
worthy representatives. Their victory is not
go much the victory OF a party az OF public
virtue and OF public decency. 1t is this which
gives it value Far beyond that Of any mere per-
ty advantage. Let us hope that it's lessons
sill not soon pass out of the mind.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09

the revenue against false and fraudulent inyoi-
ces. and such has been the practice adopted
FOR this purpose by other commercial nations.
Besides, specific duties would afford 10 the
American manufactures the incidental advan-
tages to which be is fairly eutitled under the
revenue tariff. The present system is o sill
ding scale to his disadvantage. Under it,
when prices are high and business prosperous,
the duties rise in amount when he least re-
ouires their aid. On the contrary, When tina
prices fall, and he is struggling against adver-
sity, the duties are diminished iu the same
proportion. greatly 10 his injury
Neither would there be danger that a high
er rate of duty than that Intended by Con
gress should be levied in rhe form OF specific
duties 1t would be easy 10 ascertain the
value OF any Imported article Tor a series OF
years; and, instead Of eubjecting it to AN "a
~rll0rem duty ut G. certain rate per centum, tc
substitute in its place an equivalent specific
duty.
By such au arrangement the consumes
would not be injured Il is true. he might
have to pay a little more duty on u given ar
ticle in one year; INT if SO, he would pay {
little less in another, and in a series o year.
these would counterbalance each other, ant
amount to the same thing. so fer as his inter
est is concerned.
| have thrown out these suggestions Rs tbs
fruit OF my own observation, to which Con
gress, in their better judgment, will give sncl
weight as they may justly deserve,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09

DG~ Mr.. Wm. ]. Christopher, q CLERK 10
the City Post Office for several years past,
died suddenly yesterday morning, after q short
illness. The decd was in = high degree a ca
pablo and faithful public servant, always maui
ifesting All ~obliging disposition toward ali vino
had business with the Office. We, who in our
associations with the Office, have 40 much rea-
son to remember lis courtesy, may veil do
justice to tist true kindness of heart which
marked his every action. He wss the son Of
Daniel D. Christopher, who Was for many
years Clerk Of Monmouth County.
The above inst tribute OF respect to our de-
ceased Young friend. is copied from the New
ark Mercury OF the It'll inst. II gives us
pleasure 10 record such II complimentary notice
Of the official character OF the deceased, from
auch q respectable Journal rs the Mercury.
air. CHRIsToPHEa's remains arrived in this vii
iage on Tuesday evening, and were conveyed to
his fathers residepce. His funeral took place
on Wednesday. ir the Presbyterian Church,
where a feeling and appropriate sermon vas
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Chandler, from
Malt. xiv. A. I
The deceased .lss left behind Nh aged faith
et and mother. several sisters and brothers, al
well as a large c.rcic Of relatives End friends
TO mourn his pretpstbre death.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
Ntb gorh Mlarhets.

". 7. Wholesale Prsees Of coastry Produce, reported
expressly for the Monmouth Herald" and made
up from sales By Dealers TO Groccrs and others,
and are subject to the usual cozamissions-M &.
ToDp6ins, Produce Dealer, Washington Aarka,
for the sOeek ending Dec. 7, 1855.
FRUIT.-Apples remain about the same as last
quotatio s. Cranberries are scarce and selling at
Sl8.00 to $I6.0 90 per Dbl. Hickory Nuts So 20 to
$3.50 per bushel. Chestnuts "a rs TO 81 Sc per
bushel.
PCTATOES have changed but little since last
week, with an increased demand for shipping South,
mostly of the common varieties there Is, however,
a large quaptity of Nova Scotia's 10 Of medium
quality, there being al present nine cargoes in, but
are selling slowly as the call is for potatoes Of first
quality. The arrivals by Canals are about through
for the season. Sweet Potatoes are mostly out OF
the slips, and there is an advance in the prices
Culling Potatoes are In demand at rs cts per bbl.-
n. ]. Potates, PeachBlows $500 to 1926 per Dbl.
do. MERGERS S162 TO 200; do California 81 cents
to5l 90; Western MERGERS $l.75 to 81. 81 do Vel
Low Pink Eyes 81 80 to 81 .62 do Kidneys S1.75
Northern MERGERS SIS to 81 rs; do Peach Blows
$1.75 to $500; do Round Reds $780,, to $1.13 dc
Junes $1.13to Sl26; Dykemans, $175 to $500
Prince Alberts and Buck Eyes are sold for seed, and
not much in demand. Black MERGERS are not in de
mand, will do better in the Spring. Sweet Potatoes
Virginia, $1.75 to 800 per Dbl. do Camdens OF
Delawarea 81 rs to $500; Jerseys s1.75.
VEGETABLES Onions haze advanced and vii
probably remain high. Turnlps are selling well
but at lower figures Red Onions 49, to 1926 PEI
Dbl. White do 81. 00to $3.50. Ruts Baga Turnipl
rs cents to 81 90 per Dbl. Cabbage $3.50 to $4.5(
per hundred. Morrow Squashes 81 rs to $3.50 pc
Dbl. Cheese Pumpkins, $500 to $1,000 per hun
dred.
MEAT.-Beef by The side, 6 and 8 cents per lb
Mutton S and 7 cents per lb. Pork 6 IL to 7 l.
cts per III. Slaughtered Calves 8 to 9 cents per lb
Live Calves 8 IL to 6 IL cents per ID.
POULTRY is doing a little better, but the marke
is still glutted. Farmers had better hold back ant
feed better as the market will soon have a reaction
We hear of sale of 600 alive Turkeys at 8 IL cent
per Id. Dressed P~oultry-Turkies 7 to 10 cents pc
II cts. per lb. do Geese 6 to s cents per H., anS
extra poultry is bringing an advance on above prices
Eggs, "a and q cents per dozen, 4 Ia and 5 70
| IL IL cents.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09

R&F While on q visit st Toms River sone
time sgo, we were much amused at q piece of
mechanical ingenuity, the product Of Mr.,
Francis Weigle. 1t is q picture in the barber
shop Of Ar John Klippei, representing a Ger,
man scene. IL the foreground is a church
with a miniature clock in the s~teepie, keeping
the regular tins and striking shs hours, Sur
rounding are rich pasture fields, covered With
the lowing herd" and shepherds reclining
upon messy banks In the distance. the faint
outlines Of a city The doors Of The chnrch
are open and By an ingenious piece OF machine
ry attached to the beck Of the picture, may
occasionally be heard the deep tones Of the
organ, so we'll attuned that the sounds appear
az coming directly from the church. A. in
t~errsls, again. may be heard the mellow note
of the shepherds pipe, giving life to the scene,
and strongly reminding one OF the oft-road,
pleasant, and familiar tales Of rustic life
Whoever visits Toms River should call at
Klippsl's and see this production, 1t will well
repay ycu. But don't be satisfied with seeing
the picture aloae-let Klippel give you n clean
0~have-then go and see the inventor, Mr..
Weigel, and examine bis specimens Of the Da.
guerreotypes, his fine assortment of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, &c. He is good workman,
g clever fellow. and will use you rigbs
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
Executors Sale
OF LANDS.

~ SATURDAY, THE 1sF DAY OF JANU AIRY
" next, G859) at l o'clock in the afternoon, will
be sold at Public Vendue, on the premises where
VIM. H. Williams lived (near Henry Smock's) at the
time Of his decease, all the Real Estate of Mrs. Jane
Williams, deceased, which she Gin her last will and
testament) directed her Executor to sell, after the
decease of her son, VIM. II. Williams, aforesaid, now
agreeably to the directions given me in the viii
aforesaid, | will sell at the time and place above
mentioned, the Lands described in a de cd of Bar
gain and Sale, from the said William H.. Williams
to his mother, dated in the month of September,
1886, and recorded in the Gle ks office same day, J
aud said to coltain los acres n ore nr less, part Of
which is Tilable and pert Wo dian |, and is not
more than three miles distant fir, m th celebrated
MARI Pits of VIM. Il. & G. r.. Conov. , an IohL H.
Smock. c. BRUEN, EAeGutos, &c.
Freehold, Dec. 8, 1858. SITS.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
Public Sale
OF
Furniture and Real Estate.

TINE SUBSCRIBER INTENDING TO CHANGE
l. his residence, will sell at Public Vendue, on
SATURDAY, January LIST, 1853, at his residence, in
the village of Englishtown, all his stock of FURNI-
TURE, consisting of Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bed
steads, &c. Also, at the same time
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS
fronting on Main Street, A feet front, and 100 deep.
Five Building Lots on Mechanic Street, so feet front
by SO deep.
The above property is pleasantly situated ia the
centre of the Village, and is suitable for merchants,
mechanics, or other business men.
Sale to m at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on said
day, when conditions will be made known by
@. Fl. ENGLISH.
December Q, 1858, &Sw
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ay- AS will be seen by advertisement, til

nB~ As vii be seen by advertisement, the
steamer Massachusetts, on Monday last changed
her time Of running. This shange has been
made for the better accommodation of Freight
ers; and We learn from the owne.:, Capt. G., D.
Emson, Of Keyport, that he intends 10 keep
this boat upon the route SO long as = DISPOSE.
ton is manifested By the people Of the County
to encourage the enterprise. The Massaebm-
sets is a large and convenient boat, is we'll ar
ranged for carrying both freight and passen-
gers, and is By no means SLOW, 90 shs makes
a run inside Of two hours.