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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-16
CAIRo, Ill.,, Nov. l2

CAIRO, Ill.,, Nov. IL.
Gen. Grant's official report of the Bel
mont battle says that be had but $500
men. The object Of the expedition was to
prevent the enemy from sending reinforce.
mcnts to Price, and also from emitting of
two columns that he had sent ou. from
Cairo aud Cape Grardeau, in pursuit of
jeff Thompson Knowing that Columbus
was strongly garrisoued, l asked Gen.
Smith, commanding Paducah, to make
demonstration in that direction. He did
SO by ordering a small force to Mayfeld,
another in direction Of Columbus, not to
approach, however, nearer than Is miles
also sent small force on the Kentucky
side, with orders not to approach nearer
than IL miles above Columbus. At day
light we reached point just out of the
raDge Of the rebel guns. aud dcbarked.-- =
The troops were marched one mile towards
Belmont, then drawn up in line, one bat
talon being left as reserve near the trans.
ports. II was bnt q few minutes before we
met the enemy, and general engagement
ensued.
They we're driven foot by foot back TO
their encampment on the river bunk, dis
tauce Of two miles. Here they had streng'
thened their position by falling the timber
for several hundred yards around. Our
men charged through this, driving the enc.
my into their transports, leaving US in po-
ssession of everything not portable. Bel
mont being iu range Of the guns on the op.
posite shore, could not be held single
hour by our troops, and haSiRg no wagons
We could not move any tf the captured
property, aud consequently gave orders for
its destruction. Before fairly getting under
way on our return, the enemy made their
appearance again aRd attempted TO sur.
round US. Oar troops not ia the least dis.
cour' ged. charged on the enemy again aud
defeated them.
Our loss is about 85 killed and l50
wounded many Of them Slightly, aud ab.
out an equal number missing nearly all
the latter from an Iowa regiment, which be-
hared with great gallantry, and suffered
more severely than others. Balance report
details individual gaIlahtry.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 1lth con
tains the following despatch
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MARRIED.

In this village. 90 Tuesday last, by Rev.
Charles Morton, JosEPH CRess 10 Miss SARAu
CRowELL, all of Ashtabula
In Lenox, on the LIST, by the Rev Mr. Whit
more Mrs SALLY HAZE to HIRAM STUART.
In COlebrook, ia October last Miss Macy E.
GILLErr to CHARLES e. CLARK.
In Cherry Valley, on the Sd. Miss ELIzABEru
Cook to DAVID MUNGER, both of Hartsgrove.
In October last, Miss ADpIE e. BARRETr, Of
Highland, Mich. to w. +. CoLE, OF Colebrook.
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Capt, Gordon Of the SLAYER Erie, whose
case before previous dist.nttorney in n. Y.
1t was proposed 10 open court To dismiss OH
the ground that public opinion would not
uphold the prosecution, has been, after q
three days trial found guilty on the capital
offense. The slave trade has thus expert
enced blow from which it may be hoped
It will not soon recover.
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Having been admonsbed by the unexpectedly
brisk fall trade, his supplies 10 the several de-
partments Of his extensive business, are liberal
and extensive. His numerous friends will not
only End the tock large, bat elegant, and Pri.
ces, except Of such articles as are Of secession
product, conveniently within reach.
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To CLuBs-Semi- Weekly: 2 copies for IS ;
bforsIl25i 10 copies TO Que address. for $40;
and any larger nnnmber al the latter rate. For
clnb Of 20, an extra cory will be sent For
club of 40 we send the Daily Tribune gratis.
for one year.
Weekly; 3 copies for IS +; 8 copies G,r Sl0
aud any larger lumber Of the rate Of 81 20.eaeh
per anUuu, The paper to be addressed 10 each
subscriber. To clubs OF 20 We send an extra
copy ai-4
20 copies TO one address for $40 with ans
extra TO him who sends the club. For each
club Of 100 The Daily Tribune viii he sent gra'
tis for one year. ~
whoa drafts can be procured u Is much bet
er than TO remit bank bills. The name oi 'he
Post Once and State should IN oil ease' Dc
plainly written. Payment always 70 advance:
Address The TribRae, l54 Nassau st. n 4
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MoRnsox informs us that he has never done
a more wholesome and satisfactory business
than at the present. Ills FIRST fall supplies are
so far exhausted as to require q second trip
East for replenishing.
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Tm LADIES OF ruE SoLDrERs' ArD SOCIETY,
are requested to meet on Saturday at o'clock,
at Templar's Hall, to transact business Of i'm
periance pertaining to the welfare Of the soci.
ETY.. By order Of the Ladies'.
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II the individual who some time go
gave US small due bill on Crosby & Co.
in payment Of subscription to Telegraph,
will call at this Office, he will confer favor
unOn ns ------ ..--------
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BY JAMES RttD.

FARMEes AND MEoHANIcs AssocIArIoN.-
The Executive Board viii meet at Judge Fas.
selts Office on Saturday Nov. 23d, st2P.M.
cPremiums on Field Crops will then be award
ed, and the proper statement should be furnish
ed 10 time. O, g. CALEIxs, Secretary.
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Patent vuIcanite Dental Agency,
No, CAS- broadway, New York.
October slsf, 1880.
THIS is TO certify that DR.. A. BARREr

THIS is TO certify that DR.. A. BARRETT.
Il OF Ashsbuls, olno, Is the only person in Ashta5ulA
county, that lawfully make USE, or Fend NOT QIns
use, the
Vulcanite Base for Artificial Teeth.
This teeth having become poPuar on account o.
and comors the that many Dentists an
Offering made nom inferior HAeEisl thus atempang 70
the Patents The pablie hereby nothed that any
person Offering furnish this work IN AEkta6na o. vn,
without license make the matter by what naue
are Infringing the Patent not only rendering them
selves liable prosecution for Infringement but also hose
wearing teeth made by innger, are also liable
for damages Every Dan having right to use the vulcan
he IN his practice kolds license from the American fad
Rubber ca The eQmppy have ths means OF protesting
Themselves by demanding Ofther hephsts the evidence tat
he daily authorized 70 use said Base for Artificial Teeth
SOS 3. W. FRANKLIN, Geni Agent
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SAVANNAH 9Th. via New Orleans OH
Steamer Sampson has arrived from Port
Royal with the wounded, which place she
left yesterday. Fifteen vessels we're Inside,
aud several outside.
The Minnesota was frst to enter, follow
I'd rapidly by others. The attack on the
forts was from three sides After the second
round from the feet the three prineipal
guns Of the battery were dismouuted. The
engagement lasted Eve hours. During its
continuance all our guns we're dismount-
ed.
Dispatches to The Charleston papers say
the guns were badly maBaged, and that the
enemy's firing was accurate Total Confed
crate loss 100.
See Advertisement Of wATsoxs NEuRAJGI4 KING Ia Ano-
+her column.
wheeler s. Cass Wafer Drawer Il sold by
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1ao1-
t'a lAh
~
HERRICK & BROTHER
Are Now Opening thei,
.
EN- nROE'
.. I'D. q a ID f.
Dress G0o1s-NEw STYLES.
.,-,
M.riros W.,
Tay;lloa N'U''N proeha PoPInS'
Printed Persians. Do UoIaoo
""6os
AWeieaptDe La'nes,
CU, dat
..#U. -, -. ''u'S'
BLACK SHks-Nery Cheap
Eoncv s;ls An ,Lo ~ c,.l..
NN"0y p"hs-Ah 'hc NE" o'yles-Ncry pretty.
.... '----- .....
-r q
Brocha squsre-Thibot--BrOcba Long
Dey State-Lephyr-Se. &C.
CEOAES.
Nc" A''erus' win Ladies Cloths--all qualities
a"u shaues
More OF those Unparalleled
II O o h - TX 4 II to,
sOo % u T" 'tHp Also that other very dssirAbe article
rTho o., CT.
A"e NOTSet Sklft,
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To ReenLate Me BotreLs.

Witch greatly facilitates process of teethng by sOenng
the gums reducing all infammations-Ei aRy AL PAii
and spasmodic action and Is
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Depend upon IT, mothers will give rest TO yourselveA and
Relief and HeaLLh 10 your hDGHs.
We have put up sold this article for ten years. and
can say and truth IT, what have been
able any other medcine-never has 1t hiIed In
single instance to eject when timely Gted Never did
we instance Of dissatisfaction h any who ued
It. the contrary, all delighted with its Operations and
sneak in terms Of commendatisn of its magical effects and
medical virtues We tpeak In this matter, at do know
after eKpeienee and pledge reputation tor the
fment what here declare In almost every instance
where de infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found In fifteen teny minutes after the syrup Is
adm Mustered.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of OF the
experienced and skul in New England, and
has been used with never@faihng success In
Thousands of Cases
II only relieves the child from pain but invigorates the
stomach bowels aedy and gives tone and en-
ergy the whole system. II win almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels. and Wind Collie,
and overeons eonvuons which q net speedily enedied
end In death believe the best and suest remedy In
the world in all ysenteFy and Diarrha In Children,
whether it Teething any other cause. We
would say every Mother who has a child suffering from any
Of the foregoing complaints do not let your preudces
the preudees OF others stand between you and suffer
ing child relief that will be absantey
TO follow the this Medicine timely used. Full d.
reeons for using will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the fac se Of CURTIS PERKINS, New-Nork, is
the outside wrapper. - -
For sale at HENDRY L COPELAND'S, Ashtabu's.
Prineipal Office IS Cedar Street. ~ " Puce only 25 cts
per bottle For sle in Ashabula BY Geo willard 6oSy
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Ashtabula Union school.


George w. Waite, 4. u. Superintendent
'Ao W. WAITE Principal Of High School,
Miss sARAn 81 soHoOSNAEER Assistant In High school
Miss SHAFER, Gr.ums, sohool
Miss SARAH HrTcnSS intermediate pel artment
S,i MiSs SUSAN sANPsoE' Primary
Miss ANNA FORD, Assistant In Primary
The School j. Free TO all persons Of suitable AGO resdno
Eithin the village limits and the district attached Thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year Terms for pupils from abroad
will be ~~
For For eT.%%y, gr,@sry per snnum. $500
For High sebeol 1900
Tuition paysb le in sdrapca. y
All applications for admission to be mae To the supefin-
tendant
The Fall Term commences September 90 1861, and
the Winter Term January 9th, 1861.
is highly desirable pupils should begin Al the open
Ing OF terms No pupils out OF the village will
alsss period than sm and deductions ahsence
Ospt 10 oasss Of sickness removal. a.t r.. tr-f
II. l.. MoRRisoN PyeSL 4 .I ..H
A. +. HrBBARD, Clerk,
STKFHES HALL, TFrab. p...a 81 v,..;.
q. c. cULLRT, D'sfA'i Euue"''o"'
4. HALL 700
II. FAasETr, 30
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y. The 10Th Regiment are to he honored
with beautiful standard Of COlors by the
ladies of the county, tho order for which
was given last week, TO our friend CroweTa,
OfCleVedasid, by Miss StNuaoPe OF " vii
liams6eld, whO has the @atter in hand.
Contribution from the several towns have
been made with cheerful prcmptness ex.
ccpt from Ashtabula. The ladies of this
town. although alive to The iaterests aud
comforts Of our gallant volunteers, Will not,
we presume be found delinquent in so com.
mendable work as this. The 'colors ere
to be done and ready for presentation. we
learn on or abOat the 2Ist
This reg't has already given us a sample
of the manner in which they deal with our
eDemies--the allies of secessia. A little
band made a descent the other day upon
'one Of the grOggeries of Jefferson, and hav
ing hemmed in at the point Of the bayonel,
the patrons and proprietor Of the rOokery,
stove the heads Of the whiSkey barrels, and
drained the bottles. Some merriment was
enjoyed at The simplicity of the officer in
command, whose percep,iVe faculties were
in such q state Of satare, that he actually
so the story Tuns-lDistook one barrel of
vfnegar, aud another Of coal oil, for "forty.
rod' aquia mortis. This is quite credi,a.
bic attestation Of the fact that that soldiers
wet nursing was not done on the bottle.
We trust that his is not an isolated case IN
the regiment. r.-a
A lesson was taught some Of the boys Of
irregular bearing, in, We believe. Capt.
Luce's company, by the drumming out of
camp. three members. Some sensation was
created, and the spectacle it is thought will
not be without salutary influence.
Ia passing through the camp on Satur-
day last, general good order, nestnsss
and comfort, were apparent, and spoke well
FOR the command. The track is a valuable
adjunct to the camp. Notwithstanding the
amount Of rain that had recently fallen, it
was as smooth, dry and hard as a m'adami.
zed highway.
Judge Wilder opCRed court on Monday
with full representation of the bar, and
the morning boar was occupied 10 calling
the docket, and the assignment Of cases for
trial noting those that were "doDe, = others
that were TO hang Ike Mohohomels colin,
on each Of which the tern fees we're care.
fully considered The ihonght came up as
WeaOokedgover tbe personages that com.
pose the AshiAbulA bar, what a sleek, Jolly,
keen.scenled, devil msy-eare set of clever
fellows these are
Judge Chaffee. who bears his blrshing
honors with becoming meekness aud propri.
ely. does not take bis seat In hosdiag court
until the spring term.
ID efierson continues to flourish under The
guiding hand, the genial tearing. and the
ampie eossmisarist Of oar cd bonniface
friend. John .Thonpsoa. Long may he
Gao. wMESsD, the'-Prince Of Merchants"
ss~ilt be seen from HE adv has returned nom
Nsw'SoFk, With afull stock ofseasonabIe goods,
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NsIIAsllIal
MAalilIZa

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
WI and Female Physician presents TO the attention OF
MotherS, her
Soothing Syrup, for Children Teething.
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Relief for the Amicted.


nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform.
~ ed Uipothc Physician and Surgeon formerly of the
firm of Clark Gbson) be consulted al the following
times and places:
viii be at his Office No SO Garden street. Cleveland Chic
the last week Of each and every month.
Conneaut, fremont HOnse... Dec Sd
Ashtabula, Fisk House, do 4th
Gsn;o,t,,}i. Geneva, Tni%n %,ia2 aGose 60 Oh
gainesville, COwes House, -. do St
Charge for medicine for month from SIOo $500.
DR.. s. q. CLARK,
Having had seventeen years experiences in the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands pa
iens in all forms of acute and chronic diseases with unpar-
Aleled (of which of your friends neghbos
ply Particular 4teon viii Be given to the cure Of Cox
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
Also will old and all erurve diseases of
Boio1es remedies No cOme or other deieerOus drugs
used
Persons distance desiring advise and Medicine viii send
general description Of the appearance Of the urine, with
correct statement Of the cause origin Of the disease, and
- 5. G. CLARK, MD.
Lydia Bunnel Plantif Benjamin NJ Bunnel, Deft.
In the Court of Common Pleas AshtabulA County, Ohio
THE Said Defendant will Take Notice.
plaintiff aled her petition in the ONCE Of he CLERK of ssd
court praying for divorce from said defendant the
than three last pa said petition viii be for hearing At
the November term Of Aaid court D 1851
6t6l6 SHERMAN 4 FARMER, Pla's Atrys
Before DESSIs THORPE, Justice of the Peace
Ct Geneva township. AshtAbala Co. Ohio.
:IiAaSsllAlyer% FlAiata.
CIV. Edds, 4 Sshn D. Wilson, Defendants
ONihe llth day of SeptemI er A ID. 1851
AIsSss issued order Of attachment in the above
action Cor The Forty egh. lSOO dollars and or costs
Said action Is set for hearing Monday October 2sta 1881
HASKELL MYERS
F1anne1s.
A LII WOOL RED and Grey TwiIIed
IN FlsnRsls all wovs, Red, White, Blue Green yellow
RLACK BROAD CLOTH from Two
from seventy avS ssnS ap on: o the Ns ns
tried make OF the Mechancsvie Mills warranted equal 10
anything in the market iof wear and tear. ...u..
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
Il formed
Co partnership 10 the Tanning aud Currying
under the name and style Of SAITH CARLISLE They
win at all times keep OOmPstO AssOsAnsnt Of
Boot and Shoe Findings, French Calf Kip
Lining aud Topping Skins,
Tor sale At Wholesale and Retail cheap as can be sold in
lh 1lArhoI W. w. SMITH,
u W. CARLISLE.
An peranS bAyng Notes and AeOOubs with me, are hors
BY notified to eAl and settle without delay.
AAhtAbalA, April J, 1850. SO W. W. SMITH.
Xxx CENTS A Gallon for OIL am
OR nov Selling the best article Carbon Coal Oil 10 tha
market for IS oeuts by the gallon Lamps and Lamp Fxnres
10 endless variety. Oct Q, HENnRY.
CEOTH CLOAKS-Smith a Glkey
~ openipg splendid Lot Of Ladies Cloth CloAks
which they ambitious 20 have the Ladies Dont ii
oeAlm medptey. a. ID ey havhArdy the light yet
M ISCELANEoUS BOOKS loaned AT
4Nl the New YOrk BOOK and Fancy Store
STATIONERY at wholesale and REAL
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Gao. WHEAsD. the-Prnce Of Merchants" "
as~ilt be sesh- from HE adv has returned nom
NsWSOtk yl'h afull stock OfseasOnable goods,
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Thousands of Gases.

CANADA STRAW HATS-30 dozen
~ Just reeeiyed and for sale very cheap by y sAYI
EORN in the Ear.-500 bushels OF corn
~ In the ear, for sale at
June is, 1861. AORklSNOS,
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PROMOTED BY PRESIDENT LIYcoLy.-R.
Ee ELI1NwooD. formerly q resident of Ash
tabula, Co, who recently escaped from the
rejects of San Antonia, Texas through
Mexico aud the West Indies. was Gu the
30,h ult.. advanced to Lieutenancy in the
I'd Infantry of Regulars, for meritorious
conduct. His destination is Fort Riley
/, Kansas. - Sentinel
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wheeler g. Wilson Machine,

BOOTS & SHOES 1900 pairs Boots
IL and Shoes, Just received, which oler 25 per ern;
cheaper th have been sold in this for Eve years Try
him on and JNo. +. ROBERT SoES.
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INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN AsHrABuLA /
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rELEoRAPhle.

Highly Important From n. York
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KINGSVILLE FLOUR. Ground from
N Selected white Wheat for sale At the legest uakoe
pries. ltHREd 81, 1861. u. y hnlte.siae.
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The first coat Of plaster on the new son-
gregatiOnnl church was completed on We'd
nesday, and as the weather is favorable, its
escape from frost is counted on with much
confidence. The old buildings which were
left upon the rear Of the lot and used as
workshops during the building, are now in
the course OF rsuloEal TO p epare the way
for grading the lot. Unless the frescoing
shall be unduly protracted, the contractors
will be ready to place the keysin the hands
OF the trustees by the FIRST of January.
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AccIDENT.-On Tuesday evening last as
the Conneant Accommodation train was
leaving the station, Mr.. G. G. Town, resid-
ing in that neighborhood, was driving over
the crossing, and bis vehicle was struck by
the engine, end Mr.. T. thrown upon the
track aud ran over. Though alive when
our informant left soon after the aceideni,
it was thought be could not survive.
We have since learned that Mr.. rs. hind
wheel was struck, and he thrown. out, but
10 no way injured except by the fall, which
however, was rather severe one.
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wheeler g. Gets wafer Drawer Is sodby
GEORGE q. HUBBARD.
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nR. S. G.. CLARK, German Reform.
~ ed Uipothc Physician and Surgeon formerly Of the
firm Of Clark Gibson be consulted the following
times and places:
win be at his Office No SO Garden street. Cleveland Chic
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All pennA bAylng Notes aud AeoOuBts with me- are hors
BY notified To call and settle without delay.
AAhtAbalA, April Z. 1890 SO W. W. SMITH.
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GE0TH CLOAKS-Smith a Gilkey
~ are openibg splendid Lot Of Ladies Cloth ooatk
which they ambitions 70 have the ladies Dont All
ooAllim medieeg a. they havhArdy the light yet
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
M r I K
adams Express Company,"

This Company otfeis to the public i" Unesualled
Advantages for the " Safe and Quick Dispatch" Of
&c., TO all parts Of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and " est depart
from and arrive in Washington twice dpily. All
Expresses are in charge of experienced and reitabt
Messengers.
AU Packages for "The Soldiers carried at " One
Half" our usual rates.
AL goods for the so.calIed " Confederates states p
and all articles " Contraband Of War;" will be RI
FUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at l,6 and p. n .
arriving IN Washington at 9 A N. and 8 80 P. NJ
Expresses leave Philadelphia at $50 A. M. and II
NJ, arriving In Washington q. 80 P. N and A. III
Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 A. M. and g. Al
2. n arriving In Washington at A. N. and &c
Exp essss for all points North and West leave
Washington daily at 80 A. NJ and 80 P. NJ.
Special Contracts for large quantities OF Freight
can be made on application ut this office.
All goods called for and delivered .frss of extrs
charge. L. w. PARSONS,
Superintendent Adams Express Co.
Washington, August %, 81. aug23-m
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
EOR BOSTON, VIA VIEWPOINT AMI
II FALL RIVER.

BY the splendid and superior steam .>Ge
ers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE
STATE, BAY STATE and STATE OFMK1NE
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
to the navigation of Long leland Sound running Il
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance of So miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. 8, North river, near the Battery
The steamer ENTIRE STATE, Cart. Brayt,u,
Mondays, wednesdays, and Friday, at oclock p
NJ, touching at Newport each way
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock
T. M, touching at Newport each way =. -
These steamers are fitted with commodius state
rooms, and every arrangement for the security M,
comfort Of passengers who afforded by this route
nights rest on board and. on arrival ct Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un
Ill starting Of the accommodation At 3 A. h b,
which they may reach Boston about AS A. NJ.
baggage master Is attached to each steamer, VIII,
receives and tickets the baggage, and accsmpanie
the same to Its destination.
A steamer runs In connection with this line be
tween Fall river and Providence, daily. except Sun
days. . -. -
Freight to BOSTON Is forwarded through with grea
dispatch by an In prets Train, which leaves Fal
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at ~
O'Clock, fer Boston aud New Bedford arriving at It
destination OF about II A. NJ.
For freight or p9eage, apply on board, or attha
once, on Pier No 8, North river. For state room
and berths apply on board, II desired to seour,
them In advance, to -
wM. BORDEN, Agent,
aug l7-u 70 and II West street N.