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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24

"NOtiee.-Allp persons indebted 60
Dr'. Cooke 4 Titus are hereby notified thas Mr.. A.
simOntOn 10 dill, authorized TO collect our entire
outstanding indsb.sdusss. Those who wish to
savs costs will govern themselves accordingly.
We alSO give notice that hsneefOrth We shall en-
force the collection Of our bills quarterly.
DIS. COOKE b TITUS.
Plaeerville, July 10, 1861. Jy2O-E
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Palmyra Lodge &C. d. F. and A. N.
hold their regular meetings on Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon Of zach month, In the new
Hall. Upper Piacervills. All brethren in good stand.
ing are invited to attend.
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NOTICE TO CRnDyzo -
STATE or CALIFORNIA, Ceaate e n

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Cennte ~ 81 a =.
- In the County Court "a and i0F so =
WILLIAM MAO ~. HI9 on
In the matter Of the pstliioa 81 Wlxz&4 /. 3
lnaolvent debtor. -PuFpuant 70 on 81 49,
In, made By the Hon. ian ~ yohal1
Court Aforesaid, nolies = hereby nls=8
dtnrH Of said lnsolvene anhees, y e#
and appear bslere the ceuIt Rlpsc
Hoase IL sald C0nhly. h w 90 e
the Cd day ct eepAaEbef, 4. q lE
ten o'clock, 4. H., ef all das, - zz
they can, why the psayeF 3 bhla
shoaa noe - grAnteA Ar e. ri
and llAhlliltsa. h paEsanNks 81 Is
y ordered dat ~ Ieels,lI
80 WNaca - Ne
IT,. O.: 81: -. =.
Gw.aAHsssssa. 49,
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SUERTEF,S RAI,E.

OY VIRTUE Of an Execution Issued ont Of the
ID Clerks Once Of the Hon. District Court ~ the
llth Judicial District, IN and for ~ Dorado County,
Judgment rendered ON the 2lnt day of May, 4.
u, 1851, In favor Of Thomas Cayssile and against
Timothy Grace, hr the sum Of eight hundred and
seventy eight Sa.lOO dollars, with Interest thereon
a. the rate Of ~ per cent per month, from the said
Stst day Of May, A. n 1861, together with the Sum
OF ttythfce 9AlOn dollars costs OF suit and Accru
ing costs, have levied upou, and will expose to rub.
lie sale at the Court House DIOR iu the city of Pa
cervlle,
On the 18th day of July, A. d. 1901,
II O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right, title, Interest and
claim 81 the said Timothy Grace, of, In and to the
following described property. lying and being In
Salmon Falls Township, County vt FL Dorado, and
State OF California, to wit;
Th"t certain piece, purcell or tract OF land known
as "GrAces Upper Ranch," situated about two
miles enthusiastically hom the village of Salmon
Fails, on the Georgetown AMI Sacramento road,
bounded as toll0ws: On the east by the Georgetown
and Sacramento road on thr South by the ranches
ma Ditch, aud on the North by the SatOmA bitch
and Henry Gordcns ranch-sald tract Of land being
enclosed with htush and rail tcnce-tokeiheT with
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Also, that certain piece, parcel or tract Of land
situated south Of Anl immral ely AGjonng the vii.
age cf Salmon Falls, on the Georgetown and Sacra.
mcnto road, bounded as follows; Commencing at n
point on Sweet Water Creek near r. X. Berry'u shed
and running thence south across the Sacramento
road, following said Berry's line, to the NatomN
Ditch; thence down the NatomA Ditch to the lot
owned by~aid Berry. and Known as the Woodbury.
lots" thence south along the line of said lot 20 the
lot owned or Thomas Orr thence caSterly, along
said urr line to the Sacramento ruAd thence north.
ery, along said road Ia the corner ofthe los fNrery
owned BY said Berry; thence eaStcrly to Chapcrel
Ravine; thence down said raVine to Sweet Water
Greek; thence down said creek to the place Of be
Rnnnr-toRetherw with the dwelling house, barn, out.
houses and improvements thereon,
Aso, that certain lot " ground lying and being IA
Greenwood Township, County and Hlats atoresaid
SltuatSA In the village of CentaFsus, on the Wesi
side OF the main street. bounded Aa fnloWa: on the
north BY the lot owned by William Bachan, on The
east by Main street. the south By the lot owned
by Thomas McCluehen, and on the west By vacanl
ground-together with the building aud lmrroVe.
ment. thereon. W. J, BURWELL, sheriff,
Nv Pam BAEHn. Deputy.
Sheriff. once, TAcervllle, June 10. 1851. jeSa
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The above Bale lie hereby pessponSa sslIl
Monday, Goth day Of July. A. D. 1881,
At 10 o'clock. A. NJ. WI. BURwkLIA sheYla.
by Fam. RaHgR, Deputy.
Sheriff. oEaee, Plaesrville, July IL, Nl. iySO
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24

PROBATE NOTICE.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado
y In the Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Estate Of KAYRON MURRY
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to oil persons Interested In
sid Estate TO be and appear before the Court afore
said, In open Court, At the Court Room Of said Court,
In the City Of Pscervie, at the hour Of ten o'clock
A. NJ, Of Monday, tho I'd day Of September, A. D.
1851, to then and there show cause, any they can,
why n order should not be made AuthoriEug and
empowering Moses Tebbs, Administrator Of said Es.
tate to cell the real estate belonging to said Estate
By order II Court.
-, Witness my hand, and Seal Of said Court
x I. heFAto adixed, At once In the Cityof Pla-
t--' cerVlls, THE lst day 0f August, A. D. 1851.
WM. A. JANUARY. Clerk.
Au8 " By OoDsS SorIREs, Deputy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24

SANho MCDSLh1 W. NJ
BEAJ. MEAcHAM, Secretary. Aul0
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24

CARSON CIrT, aug. ~ 1851.
DEAR SiE: Ihave just received your note and
have tn say 10 answer, that Scott vii. not make
he had referred some one in the Legislature at
one time to some one else who knew more
abuut the matter than what lie did. but says
that the allegations are true. am on my way
tO Honey Lake fur witnesses in q murder case
or would write more Of the particulars.
Yours, in great hurry.
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The AbSvs Sale lie hereby POslpOaeA sntIl
Saturday, 10th day Of August, 1e0l.
Al 10 o'clock, AN, WI. HuRwELL. Sheriff.
Sheriff. once, Piaeervliie, July %, I0Si, -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24

TO WHoN II 1EAX 0ollURnH.
M1. ooASsRI.1,, The owner e. RAx HUI
HNkSleN ea the preHissa 81 NJ &C. III y -
VAtd Mule away, oAheVwaaa 90 Wan - e. ~ -
expenses lSGtT.ttl 00fLFSO 1A4HM
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24

The above Sale Is hereby postps0sa aAln
Saturday. Slst day Of Auguua, A.D. len
AZ 10 O'Clock, a. u. va. BURWILL. aAer.R
sAsr'Gs once, Piassr~Vie. Ess. q. t5sI. All
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24

Render, Thomas Long, Joseph Prnngree, ID
e. Il. Siesbottel, Max Shelkle. Louis Raverly.
Andrew Peterson, Michael Martin. Frederick
Geiger, F. Tekemeyer. Paul Engelbrecht.
To De HASaED.-The Indians, Jim and jim
Patterson, indicted for the murder of Charles
Cav, m the 28th Of June last, near Salmon
Fats, we're found guilty Of murder In the first
degree. and yesterday. Judge Myres sentenced
q both of them to suffer the extreme penalty ct
the law. They are to be hanged at noon, on
Friday, the frat day of November. Dick, an
other Indian. indicted accessory after the fact.
sGs acquitted End discharged from custody.
During The progress OF the trial. the defendants
exhibited all Of that stoical Indifference which
Sc Characteristic Of their race.
Ho, FOR BLAcKs.-During the reign Of these
intensely hot days, We know Of nothing that
we can recommend with 20 much confidence to
the seekers after comfort as the agreeable cool
ness and spirit.reviving liquids to be found at
Blacks Court House Exchange. Try the ex-
pertinent. aud be convinced.
To-DAT.-Tbe trial Of Peter Beck on an in
dlctment for murder, in the uortally wounding
If John D. Duhne, on the nth Of June last, 10
this city. will come Of today at 10 o'clock A.
II. 10 the District Court
Acourr1ED.-on Tuesday last. in the District
Court, the jury in the care Of Fountain Will
lans. indicted for murder for killing Of Chi
namau, at Georgetown, several months ago.
rendered . verdict Of not guilty, and the young
man was discharged from custody
DIvoncEp.-On ThurAday, Mrs. Mary Mack
Was released from the bonds of matrimony ex'
,stinR between herself and Jonathan L. Mack,
by decree Of the District Court.
ADMITTED 70 PAAr1icE.- James G. Eastman.
Esq, was admitted as an attorney and counsel
Ter at Law Of the bar Of the District Court
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24

"QrEGr NJ i.-Fricnd David Gentlemen
wn" X" " ,"ur history. say You leti The Suite
Il Michigan Tor the cline Of seduction, and
HAT y"u appropriated Your partners money to
v"nr private use while on your way tn C.lifr.
M. Npw. DAVID. "uf the pnrcst and best"
ie! us, Is this bit II your private history trus'"
Now. We gods hear the learned. chaste and
vcracinuS Bowman beich forth his own shame,
and advertise hts own recklcssness:
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Hrnr sLOss, Pl.IniiTS AiissFsys. 4
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I.s. Tires, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

BECOMING Discussed WITH THEIR LEADERS
We see intmatoBs In sOms II cur cOtempOra-
ries OF alleged schemes for creating parties. The
aliusons NAV be TO the proceedings of Congress
in secret session Of which we know nothing IT
Is said that gentlemen from some States south of
U.S. dissatisfied with some Of the actions of the
Government, CT Of some Of its members, are d.
pGsed to form opposition with the view of in
fusing more vigor into the existing admnistsatio on
aud to substitute different one at the next cleo
ton. We are not advised Of the particular causes
of dissatisfaction, OF the extent Of it, we only
infer that IL grows out Of our altered condition.
and has no relation whatever to the old distinc-
ton Of Wing and Democrat
For our part, we h4ve a very great aversion to
anvthing like party IN such crisis IS this. We
had hoped and believed that the men in authority
posses d the requisite ability for conducting
wisely anc successfully the affairs of the Govern
m.nt and meriting, would receive the hearty sup
port Of an und vlded people.
Tn existin;e of party may be an inevitable In
cident to free government; but In time like these
We have no resources to waste in party 50 uabbles
The united energies OF the country are needed for
It's salvation, and should be devoted to that end
Party feeling being visible, under existing cir.
cumstancss, may Justify the position Of those who
thought the Confederate States committed an error
In having any election Of President. The patron
age attached to that office, though curtailed by
our Constitution y stu so great as to excite more
or less the passions Of men. To obviate this re-
suit, IL was proposed by some that. instead of
electing President, the duties Of that office
should devolve upon the Oldest Senator II may
not be too late yet to adopt this suggestion. The
end OF Government is the happiness and well be-
ing Of the people, and the means best adapted to
secure that end are those which would commend
themselves to general favor. We are entering
upon He,c eGyseT; tchersia the old sgStsD
t1s taiIsd, aHd should profit by the failure for
oar JEtErs guidance. The Yankee Executive has
swallowed up the liberties Of the Yankee nation.
We have no fears Of a like result from President
Davis, but we cannot foTesee when a Lincoln
may emerge from the womb OF sin and corruption
Better guard against the ossibity while there is
yet tme-RiehnloHd Whig, eth.
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THE OILY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
UNIVERSAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, asd GENTLEMEN
In GIL parts of the world testify 70 tbs efcscy OF
PROF. Oh. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
and ssntlemen Of the Press ere unanimous In its
g e !. and VII s i%sOssiSs ior
sm af,w..I sa .s TN N,y Yso1., Dec; p Is
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W. Gs g e sso.p.. think il
SSnsS e ds As s sSsr sse my
On ne SF9wR Of my head to lose Ing ssnsbty and
sSos N is% Se9n Zach 81 asse
OF the top Of my hesd and thIsstcniI. 70 make me
I In W ss pHse induced to
could I'D Sc s. no to Is
orisinai color except from dves. was, however,
nc. @ NV sg .si sS ss
sss ss colo, vas % ths hfr and
wife, Ct whose solicitation was induced to Try Il
her sex, strongly reoom comm ali Husbands Who 20
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To Of, WOOD { Co., "a Bro s; NV n. y.
tuy ioiniJ are aoee1t from tho Oily, and am no
onger ut No. II CarroI Place.
SIkMsToN, Ala, July 50, 1889.
70 PROF. Q. ]. WooD: DsGr SiT-Your Hair
restorative" has done my haiT SO much good glnce
! commenced the use of II, that wish TO make
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are great man or woman rnay benesriy d priy ed
Of hair, and b. resort 70 your Hair KestOrsnve"
least shls is ny stperence' Believe itall
P.sYou can publish the sboSs III II 70 Top f III 4,
publishing IN orr Southern pafers Jop viii Ics
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paper. w. III. RaNKDY.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
FEoT. u. J. WOoD: D:ar Sir Having had the
misfortune 70 lOse the best portion of my hair from
the effects Of the yellow fever, in new Orleans In
1851, was induced TO make trial of your prepare
non, and found II to answer es the very thing
needed. My hair IL now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to you In giving
70 the atiicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative is put In bottles of three sizes
viz: large, medium and small; the small hold heT
pint, and retais for one dollar per bottle; the me-
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than the sma retails for two dollare per bottle;
the large holdg quart 40 per cent moro in proper
tlop, and retails for as.
O. ]. WOOD CO.. Projectors, 444 Broad
way, New York, AID ia Marks street, g. Louis
no.
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MAIL at Sis A. M,
EXPRESS etSSP, NJ.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION ut A 8
LE fSk NEW fRHWsLAA6B kkk!P
e

PIsnp9F ksiI ~ cSSFRRsniss h59s fToS
GTT66kfSI l .. @s !.
AtsA N Vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
AtsA; M via Camden and Jersey City, IN. J..
Ats 4; NJ, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
Atuk a. NJ via KslsingtOn and Jersey City.
Al ~ 7; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
AssP H.. vi. camdsn and Amboy. &C. and A.
At ~ A., via Kensinston and Jersey City,
AZ So ~ Il. ksp.lnstOn and Jersey City,
ats F.. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, (Rvenins
Attn p; NJ, VIA Camden and J Jersey City, tsouth
uon. height and passenger, First Lass TioHes.
T Mas. s.., Ns G sIs.s, .Sn, daily, Ths
ton 20. at TO A. NJ and x + NJ. rom aTR sss-
For Water Gap. s..ogd.HgrF. Scranton wilkes,
om rome kss 1n5r1se' y S,sfs Bend: Sc at
EOs Msa. s6{ SSSIs. sToqscxn end Bs.hIsn.u ..
me ..Ie A; III; 4. e9onnscts with the tain leaving
:, For Mount Holly at and A. NJ. and and "
For Freehold at A. M. and 2 p. M.
For Br istol, Trenton, TO-. at ITO a. NJ, az ana
r: M. from ke1sInston, and ~ p. M from
wsInqt street wharf.
'nston, Fi.renneoo, Bordentovn, 10, ct f21, /,
stosmsH Trenton for Bordeo,ov,. and ,,,...
dlete places, at ~ p. ID. from Walnut street
Tv For New York and w.y Lima. ,s.xin,
kensipg ton DE pot, take the csrs on Fifth strasf
above Walpu,. hAlfsn hour before depa ture 'rhe
from the pot.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed 70 esoh
anything as baggage but their veaHns apparei
All baggage over ffy pounds 20 be paid Sor
ba{gags to one DOL or per pound, and viii not BE-
liable for any amount hey ond one IN ndrei doIlsrs
except By speoiai contract -
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THE EVENING STAR.
HE WORE A PAIR or GOGGLEs.

he WORE A PAIR OF GOGGLES.
He wore pair Of goggles the night when first
we met,
His dark gray eye was glowing beneath wig Of
let;
His tones were madly elOquent-hs seemed to me
Ths grandest patriot had heard haranguing from
a stump; .
He swore be loved the UsIoS-sh; methinks I sea
him now,
As he trOd the shaky platform, with the sweat
4 upon his brow.
A bandits garb and troopers boots when next we
met be wore,
And be claimed supreme dominion on the "ole
Virginny Shore;''
He said he loved the Union with patriotic zeal,
SO long she had dollars and he a chance to
steal;
But then he went sscnssIoS-meshinks I see him
Astraddle ef his war-horse, grim death upon his
brow. --.-
No bahdits garb or troopers boots when next we
Ne war horse paving in the vale made hill and
Butgons his proud dominion, and gone his fair
renown,
The leader Of secession had set his Union down >
He looked 50 sad and seedy, such grief was Oh his
That loaned him half dOllar-I wish had 1T
now.
And once again we met-no rebel chief was there,
But In his guise figure strange was dancing in
1t Wore his wig and goggles-it pas great JEFF
himself
j gazed but for moment, yet metninks see him
The hemPen collar on his neck, the black cap on
his brow.
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n r r l c A L..
DEPARTxKsT OF STATE,

Washington, July 20, 196l.S
Information has been received at this Depart
Inent from Mr.. r n. Shufeidt, the Consul General
of the United ststes at Havana, Of the issue, on
the 18th ultimo, Of royal decree By which all i'm
port duties on common ships bread are taken off
for the term OF fourteen months from the date of
the publication of the royal decree in Havana. The
sane decree also reduces To one-half, during the
same tins, the import duties upon corn and corn
meal and potatoes.
The duty By the tariff upon corn is s5< per
centUm upon the valuation of 81 per barrel of 30
Spanish pounds, when from foreign. ports In for
cisn bottoms upon oOrnmeal ISL per oentum upon
the valuation CT S5 per barrel of 200 Spanish
pounds, from foreign ports in foreign bottoms !;
upon potatoes, from foreign ports in foreign yes
sells, seA per oentum upon the suatIon of ease
Per barrel; upon foreign bread, In foreign vessels
Sh rer oentum upon 81 for every u Spanish
pounds
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.sEAINDIvIDUAL ENTERPRISE
a LINE.
FAs gE5kE1 E1s gETEssETEERN

KENT" Capt ii. K,rvan:
- "PIONEER, Capt. w. Norman,
VIII run their rIutes a. follows, leaving Light
strest, Baltimore, foot of Camden, att O'Clock A.
kENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Choptank river, every WEDNESDAY ard
SATpRDAY, returning every Thursday and
Monday.
For Annapolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning 50 4 DAYS
IONEER-FOr 81; M Iohael's AMI Easton, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, AID return
the same day.
For AnnsP0lis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, ct. Miohael,s and
Ea. ton, via Niles River Ferry, every SATUR-
pay, returning every Monday BY same route
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Fare to It Mich.eI's and Miles, River irounS
Rsret 10 West River, (ropnd trip, siG -. iso
Fare to Annapoi, (round trip IS cents)- rs
MEALS EXTRA.
I(FIelght must be prepaid.
Wharf and Ofioe, LIGHT ST, foot OF Camden
baltlmore. @. X. CANNON.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. SHUMAN has, eaer sn experience OF ten
~ years, established the above refuge from
susokery, self-lebeA ed Indian or 6efman doctors,
and pretenders OF witchcrst and imPostors IN gem
eral
THIS is the only place whore /. sure and speedy
cure con be obtained in the world Tor al improper
knd evil habits, sonorrh8, et,~semlnai " sek-
ness, syphilis, primary, secondary, and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in the loins, structures,
general debility, proetrrton, neTyou sness, rest ess
nights palpitatOn of the heart ringing IN the cars,
loss OF memory, confusion, me snohoiy, AFFECTIONS
Of the hesd, throat, nose, and skin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the indiscretiOn of
youth, rendering them Rnat for either business,
study. society, or marriage. 49,
Dr.. >. has the greatest remedies in the known
world for diseases Of the blood. sonofrhe, gleet,
structures, phiis, seminal eeknees, self abuse,
60. There IL no case In which they fEll to cure in
Victims Of these horrible complaints, who would
wish to be valuablemel and ornaments TO society,
DIR. Shum1n has made the most comp etc arrange
ments for the oomfart of his pstlsnts who come
rom distance. they will DO furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable Guar tors, necessary
diet, and made as comfortable as they would be at
hrst claEs hotel st less than hHlf the cost.
Do not forget the name and number. Dr.. Shu.
mans once IS on the corner OF Sixth streSt and
Pennsytvenla avenas, Clarendon HoIel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, ID. G..
Persons ~ defiance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, 9 A. nj. to 10 y. M.
various parties have been entlced from my in
shtutlon BY certain swindlers on back streets IN
this CITY, who will 10 q the day of their DEATH
word 20 the w1ss 10 sufficient. ap9-Iy
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NEW YORK AND ERIE Rail
k6oN R RHb AL kffyES.

Steamers METROPOLIS, EmPIRE STATE,
.trensth and sped. Rut psrteslsIy ssaeted % the
road, distance Of s. miles only 20 Boston '.-
Leave Pier No; No, n River near the Bottey.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE. Capt Breyton.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ct o'o4ook
y. NJ, touching 81 NevPou each vss.
The Steamer METR0POLIe, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdsys and SATURDAYS, ct O'Clock
p. NJ. touching at Newport each way. .
These steamers are fitted with commodioue
state rooms, and every arrangement for the securi
ty and comfort Of passengers. who are Afforded By
this route nishte' rest on board. and arriS 81
81 Fall River proceed per Steamboat Train .reeoh-
Ing Boston early the following morning OF may
remain on board until stsrtlnt Of the Accommods-
ton ats A. NJ, by which they may reach Boston
A baggage master is attached 70 each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom-
panies the fame TO its destination.
steamer ru ne In connection with this Line be
tween Fall River and Providence dslly, except
Sundays.
Freight to Boston lie forvssdsd through With
great dispatch BY 90 Express Train, which leaves
fal River ever morning. sunoeys excepted, -
N O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, srrivIna
~ Its destination Ct about IL NJ
For neIsht OF pa sase, Apply ON board or az the
And be,tht apply on sos,d, % 4 desired 20 secure
them IN adv8noe, to VIM. BORDEN, Art :,
70 and N West street, Ny.