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The national Republican., 1862-03-25
as- Rev. J. $. c. Abbott says, in letter to
the New York Ecening Post:

the New York Ecening Post:
| am in possession OF information which
allows me to say, without any fear Of contra
dicton from any military officer 10 Washington
that had the generals known, as they now know,
wnet was the real condition Of the rebels at
Manassas last December, there would have
been au immediate advance, and the rebels
would have been driven from their strongholds
IN utter rout. Why did we not know this !
The answer to this question is very instructive.
f. all Napoleon's wars, he found no dimcul-
t. IN obtaining the most accurate Information
rsspectrg his foes. He was fighting for the
rig his OF tho people against aristocratic usurpa
,sa. Even when on the continent, the people
knew, as by instinct, that he was their friend.
Consequently they were ever crowdiDg TO his
camp with intelligence, and ready to act as
guides. Now. there were tens Of Thousands Of
men in the vicinity Of Manassas, many Of whom
were white men, and nearly all partially white,
who were men OF energy, and who were our
friends, eagerly watching for our coming.
Familiar with every rsvine, and morass, and
forest path, no earthly power could have kept
them from escaping to our camp, II, with in
sapity almost unparalleled In the history Of the
world, We had not discouraged them from
coming
Will future ages believe that, under these
ders not to allow these our friends TO enter our
lines? Others, like Gen. Stone, when one Of
these mn happened to get within the lines
would allow the man called his master, though
rebel against our flag, to ride into our CANT
and there, under the Stars and Stripes to which
this patriot had fed for protection, to tie rope
around his neck and trot of, dragging him
back 10 bondage. As soon as this wretched
victim of this insane policy was again within
lac entrenchments OF Manassas he was scourged
ss an example to others to beware how they
carried intelligence to the Stars and Stripes
And then, with his back lacerated with the
lash from neck to heels, he was driven into the
trenches to throw up ramparts which our faith.
ers, brothers and sons were To attempt tO
sOrrn. and before which, as in that awful day
of Bull Run, they we're to be mown down
bsfors the artillery Of the foe.
We wonder not that French writer has re-
marked that "such mode Of conducting war
.xcites The contempt Of every military man in
Elrope." And we wonder not that God
should irown upon such outrages. There wa,
no necessity Of any general act Of emancipa
ton simply the cordial welcome to our lines
Of every man ready to aid In the defence o.
our imperiled country would have given ui
that information which last December would
have placed Manassas and all its stores In oul
hands Millions upon millions Of money W.
have lost by the policy which has been pursued
and no one can tell how many thousands o.
valuable lives.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

FINLEY BIGGER, (,ato RegisLcr Of the q. s
Treasury, } and CHARLES Il. SHERMAN, Goup
,eors at Law will devote their entire attention
the prosecution end settlement Of demands sgsus,
the United States, growing out Of the present war
Including the Accounts aud Claims Of states Con
trsctOrs, and DisburginR ORosrs; apphCations for
The restoration OF property Illegally sicse or car
tured, and for oompensatipR for the uat Of pryatc
property for Government rIO9es, and for damage
t0r the injury Of sucb I'foper,y By the rrmp Gf
military pay, pensions, and bounty iEuis, G.,i iJ
diatrbutive shares Of Ioonies payable II tlr irgs
.ury und due to sub contractors and othCra
Tney will also give legal ADVICE to rlG,lnaLt, .gE
tractors, and to unprofessionai AGENT 10 li.yntct
luseH; and prepare written argument Vhen dtfItu
with Non resident Agents who mSY rcnd iirp
,,Ams, an equitable division oj Comint i'ne vii! lr
made
Undisputed Demand viii BE- collected and
romptly rsmtted for q commission OF iIJn ha'i
" two and o hall per Urat depending ur tH'
smoynt; and negotiations with the Department
eDn duotei on moderate terms.
By prompt attention, moderate charges. igrg cS
vorenoe and minute knowledge OF tho Ut law
regulations, rules and precedents governing thu
,lass OF business at the Departments, they hUpu o.
.epder their seryioes useful to ciainsDt and public
are lit0rp,
Reference may be made to Members of Congress
and ofieers Of the Government and especially, by
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHiTTLESsr, Firt
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Address" Messrs. BIGGER q SHERMAN,
Nasbing gton, -. O."
Ofnes, No, Cb y utreet. near Treasury aud wll
ards Hotel. nov e--Sm
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
NEW BOATs-HBM CARe.
cSh FOB B0s7OF. as
NEW LONDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER,
DAILY,sf
tsundayp ExseI eJ,)
At 8 O'eloak, P. H.,

PIER 80 N. H., FOOT OF vEsTRr STREET,
TIT Tne new aud nagnidcen, ueamer CITY oE EO9
ION, VIM, wilcox, commander, tron, New York.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa,uriaya and tro,a
dAMyns Point noodsye, Wednesday, and Fri
The waud magnificent steamer CITY OFF NEW
dORk Thomas g Jewet,, commander, from New
Yort-Mondays, Wedne,dasH, and kridays; froLa
days.
Those two new .tesrtrs ha,n been built expressly
for this route, with ali uaOigra improvements, iu.
sluding Water Tight Compartment md a'e the
cnis steamer ever built for Lcns leland Sound
with this grest life preserving Improvement.
Conductors accompany the Eie ea.surs each way.
=, fassengera proceed from Aliyn's Point im1:e-
dtktely on arrival Of s'eaperS by Exprcas Train 10
Boston, Worcdsier, Low ell, Iawreace, Fitohburg
Nashua, Concord. the White Mountains, 30, sc.
Passengers returning nom Boston leave tho p.ros
Of ihs Boston Worcester railroad at & 80 +. N
Pm.
Freight taken at the Lowest Rates, Api delivered
n Boeton early the next DAY.
State Rooms IL abundance oaa be haa ou board
stesmers or al the Boston or New York Offices in
HdvAnoe v, 4 NJ ARJIN hppnt
avg F-Sm Pier 30, N. r
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

hiGhLr ihPORTAh1 TO
AMBRoTfRs AND DAGUERREAN ARTisTsi
both In the oity and surrounding country, 30
lD addition to our large business. we have added
large and choice stock Of ambrotype and dagl
resp materials, sucRa
- UNION CASES,
-. Every size in the Trade.
- DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASEs,
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS aud PRESERvEKs
tvery tize iu the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made.
MLLAINoTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made.
= CUT CROWN GLASS,
n, every sac In the Trade
We guarantee to u Il this stock at or near the man
ufacturers prices.
Our printed PRlCE.LIsr sent freu to any nd.
dress
Orders from the Camps promptly attended TO.
Store open from I 80 m. TO p.3o p m,
Remember the Observation-Disclosures
: T. j. BELLEW CO.,
ManufsoiuIers' Agents,
uHs Washington, d Q.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
TsTEiliuR AUVHsm KRTsi
PAPER HANGINGS,

OF All GRADKS IND PRlCFSI
Warranted Gold Band window Shades, Du1
Ireen. and Blue Holland Sbsdes, all siree, made to
order.
Also, q handsome assortment Of Picture Cord ent
Tassels, all nEes and oclcrs.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old s,oot 10
accumulate persons needing the above goods will bnd
II 10 their advantage to give me o call.
All work executed and super erintended by practical
men, who have served regular apprenticeship o.
'bsi trade
Satisfaction guaranteed or no Psy required:
Please give me 0 cali Remember the number
JOHN MARKRiTER,
No 4sS Seventh street,
nov &c. Oms Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
From the Baltimore American.
The Manassas Kvacuation-Whcn IL
Began.


Some of the newspaper correspondents have
been saying that the evacuation Of Manassas
commenced three or four weeks before Sen.
Mcclellan discovered It. He began bis advance
on the 9,b instant, and q letter picked up within
the cnrenchments, dated Camp Pickens, Ma
nassas, Virginia, 9Th instant. states precisely
wien the evacuation begun. This letter, which
we have In our possession, says:
see none Of the Richm md papers
have published the facts herein communicated,
and, therefore, think they are prohibited doing
so; and. for this cause, would guard you
against making them public The evacuation
Of Manassas Ia at this moment In process Of &C.
complishment. This process has been carried
on for the last week, and ct last II seems that
the store Of Government provisions and ord
nance has been touched
The ladies were ordered TO retire beyond
Culpepper Courthouse Q week ago; then tie
sick soldiers we're sent back; and since and
now all the cars have been employed In trans
porting Government stores, except the ps1en-
ger cars The large hospital, built here last
autumn, 10 being cleared Of sick men, bedding
and other furniture, which are sent TO the rear
We know not where. Large quantities Of ord
nance, quartermaster's, and commissariat's
stores yet remain, and we opine that the pro-
posed evacuation cannot be accomplished In
fess than three weeks, and even then large
quantities Of baggage will necessarily be de
stroyed. We were 40 fortunate a. TO obtair
transportation for our private baggage tt
Lynchburg. We are ordered TO be prepared
fer field service at any moment, and to sepa
rate from the heavier baggage such tents, cook
ing utensils, &C., rs are necessary Tor taking
the field in the very lightest order.
withstanding these facts, the fortifcation'
Of this camp are being made more secure BY 9
fatigue party Of thousand men constantly a
work from the rising to the setting Of the sun
This seems to contradict the Idea Of evacuation
and the suffers, who have large stores here, re
poe hope thereon. But we suppose this Is done
only to protect us against an attack before
evacuation can be completed. This seems tc
be secret with the Government, aud 1t is o.
the utmost importance that the enemy should
know that we are iortifying Manassas, and i
Is Of the utmost Importance that be should b.
ignorant of any intention on the part OF ou
General to evacuate bis present line. Our arm!
is weaker now than II ever was before, ant
than l ever expect It to be 10 future. TbOs
who have re-enlisted and gone home have, Ii
my Judgment, displayed less patriotism thai
those who remain and refuse to re enlist 70
they have thereby literally exposed the arm.
to a sacrifice; but, thank Heaven, II has no
been sacrificed yet, and we trust that volun
teers will yet come to its relief ere the invader!
order to march be given.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
7 TTNiTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

" WASHINGTON, req 10, lW2.
On the petition Of Alfred T. Sericll, Of New York
N Y, praying for the extension Ofa patent granted
10 him the 10th of May lsis, for ar improvement In
" Machinery for making Mouldings," for teyen
years from The pTa'ion of said patent which takes
place on the 10th day Of May, 1851,
II is ordered that the said psition be heard al hc
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day Of APril next
at IL o'clock m; and all persons are notified tosp
pear and show cause, II any they have, Why said
petition ought not to be granted
Persons OppOsing the extension are required 10
file a the Patent Office their objections, Bpeciklly
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed BY either party
to be used Of the said hearing must be Mksn anc
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the oCs,
which will be furnished on application
The testimony In the case will be clc'rd ON III,
l4th day Of Apri, next depo'i,ions and other pa
pers relied upon as testimony mu5i be filed 10 th'
Ofice on or before the morning Of that day the az
guments, IL any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published in tn"
Hation RspWiican. Washington, d C., and the rew
YORK r. ibune, New y ork, N Y. once week &C. ihrr
successive weeks the fret Of said publication 10 be
at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearog
ID p. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner of ateDr
+ s.-Etitor. Of the above papers will lr9r
copy aud send their bills TO the Patent Oicc, with
paper containing tb notice feb l3-ls NV
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


On the petition Of Edward Spain, Of Phiiadt lphia,
Pennsy lyania, praying for the extension Of pa nj
granted to him on the 10th day OF May, 1873, for
an improvement in "Churns," Tor seven years
IRON the expiration Of said PATENT which takes
place on the 18Th day Of May, 1859,
1t Ia ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent Once, on Monday, the 18th day OF April
nex at ~ O'Clock m nd all persona are notified to
appear and show cause, Il any they have, whJ said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
fle in the Patent Ohce their objections specially
forth In writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken at d
transmitted In accordance with the rules VI he
Office which will be furnished on application
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
18th day Of April next; depostiODs and other po-
pers relied upon as testimony must be filed In The
office on or before the morning ol that day; the ar
gume nts, IL any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
National Reputi,oan, Washington, ID. C, and Phi,a
dephia Press Philadelphia Pa once week for three
successive weeks the fret OF SAID publication 10 br
at least sixty days previous 70 the day OF hearing
ID. Z. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Paents
L. S-Edtors Of The above IapeIs Will pleae
copy and send their bills 10 the Patcn, Ofice, With
Q paper containing this notice. feb iS-lawSw
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

THE PEA RIDaE BATrLs.-The Memphis pa.
pers publish an account Of tho recent bloody
battle on the borders bf Asksusss, and claim Q
victory for Gen. ices army. They put down
the loss on the Confederate side at 2 900 killed
and wounded, and on the Federal at 5000
They state that Gems, McCulloch and Mclntosh
we're both killed, and that the loss officers on
the Confederate side was very great There
seems little reason for doubt that McCulloch /,
really killed this time
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
AGENTS WANTED,

IN ALL The EAMFS AND CITIES IN THE U.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND TERMS
WE WILL MAKE IT AN OBJECT
TO ENTERPRISING MEN.
CHAPLAlNS, PO3TMAsIERs, and all such,
who can spare little time and feel inclined to buy
and .ell, should supply the men In the camps with
our beautiful and life like car pictures.
DEAL WITH US DIRECTLY aud you will re.
ceive hrst class work aud get tho Lowest Prices
PICTURES or COLuNELS AND OTHERS,
rot on our List, made to order at reasonable prcer
giving 10 you the exc usivc sale--AND TIE
PROFITS
CAMP SCENES, with portraits Of the Stall aud
Field Officers made ~ order, ~ all other Lttho
graz hic Work done In tho most artistic style.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
CLOTHING, &c
CUnMER CLOTHING,

CUnMER CLOTHlH0, ----.-
. AT REDUCED PRICES
We Offer our arge assortmen, Of thin SUN. IA
ruer Clothing at reduced PRIZES. Our stock
meme, Youths', and Boye woripg Apparel, ,-x3
u the most desirable and fashionable stylee.
Also, shirts and Fursshing Goods in great variety
Clothing made TO order at the shortest notice
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
sS2 Pennsylvania avenue,
luly 10 between Ninth and Tenth fts.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
- N. LEwis, n. D,i
Ne Dental Surgeon.
OFFICE No 246 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUL
Betso,en nneinA dnd TAirsasrA Nrsets,
WARRINGTON Urrl

WAbHN0fON OITI,
Respeetfully tenders his professional services tr
the public flaving had an extenive practice II
Philsdephs he feels himself fully competent 70 dis
charge his duty In every oae ~hich may be presented
to his care.
Or. L. has secured the right to use the new improve
ment patented By DIN. 4, n. 4 J. l.. Asay, Of Phil
adelphia for fastsnng artificial teeth TO gold, silver
platina plates, which precludes the possibility Of
'alIva or foreign materials aeorettns between them
uatural and Of more utility to the patient dispcns
ing with the ordinary modes Of fastening BY fIvet
Of plates and Consequently an imperfect adaptation
TO the mouth.
lie would respectfully invite the public to his ooe
10 examine this Improvement. To DO 90 to be con
vnoed Of is superiority over all methods heretofore
used
The dental profession s also invited 10 oall and
examine its merits aud utility.
XIso, dentists can be furnished with teeth OF Ai
kinds, st less price than they oan be bought else
where. nov 6--t
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
nROgpECTu OF THE wEEKLS
i NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.

The undersigned commenced, In the men'h VI
December last, the publication, in this city, OF
aweekly newspaper, called the National Rtp,tb
HCun,
II is printed on a large sheet, twenty sever
By forty.two incheu, and Is furnished al the low
prices stated below.
1t will contain all the original matter Of the
daily NaiionG! Kapub!,cdn, with the exception
Of local news not interesting to country sub.
sCribers.
1t will give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress, and Of the other departments OF the
National Government.
II will contain all the no WI Of the day. foreign
and domestic, markets, &C., &c., AS well AZ en-
original correspondence from all parts ot the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, in all respects.
the effort will be made to establish the charac.
ter Of the National Republ'can as Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now tho central point Of
tho current military operations, great attention
will be paid 10 furnishing the readers Of the
National Republican with full, and especially
with accurate, accounts Of the progress Of the
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper will be Republican, sus
tanning tho Administration Of Dir. Lincoln, but
disclaiming, however. any prstensiOn to be the
organ Of the President.
The Ia no other Republican paper in the Dis.
trct Of Columbia, or In the vicinity of it, and
Il is believed that recent events have opened Il,
such a paper M important sphere of useful
effort. Tho time has ouine, whom the actual
administration Of tho Government upon Repub
lican principles will explode the misrepresen.
txtions which have made those principles 81
dstasteful TO the South.
But 1t is not only here, aud In this vicinity
that the projectors of the National Republican
hopo to make II useful. TO the whole country
they offer n journal which will discuss national
politios from a national standpoint. and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
apy overpoTarinR pressure Of local interest,
IEIlMa nE AIlEtAiRIPTIlN
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

EOn 0ln LBS ROUGH TALLOw AND
CUU,OOO Amy Grease wanted Tor which
the highest price will be paid III, N,iional Soiy
and Candle Works, Greth street aud the Canal
Georgetown, ID. c. c JEWELL,
PIOprietOr
mar 20--im
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
PAPER HANGING.
ll,i,lsE nEa,nR RATORx

,IuOUsE DECORATORS l
II AND UPHOLSTERERB.
, We would respectfully notify sll In want
Of an Upholsercr or Psper Hanger that we
are prepared 10 execute oil work tntrusted
. | 10 ~ In the moet superior manner and on the |
shortest poesibls notice. All work done by l
| us IL under our own immediate supervision.
and satisfaction IL guaranteed In every case.
JOSEPH 7. X. PLANT Il CO.,
No $50 d street, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
. Refer to Massrs. Louis r. Perry 4 Co,
Dealers In Carpcta, OIL cloths, 40, oornerof
Ninth, trcet and PennsylvanIa avenue.
| feb
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
IAT AsHIKaTON sKInT rACTORY.

WANTED-5o females to learn to make skirts
peTeon cRn, In short time, make, per week from
% 10 81 Inquire, for particulars, at to1 5cyenth T.
between u and II, rnv It.-N
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

When Club Of subscribers has been for.
warded, additions may be made TO 1t on the
same terms II s not necessary that the sub
soribers TO Club should receive their papers
at the samo post ONCE.
Money may be forwarded By mail, at our
risk. Large amounts can be remittsd In drafts
on Boston, New York, Philadelphia or Baiti.
more; smaller amounts in gold, or In notes Of
solvent banks. AddrUsH
W. J. AURTAGH 4 GO,
Washington, d. o.
SS- The daily National Rcpubhcan s pub.
lished every morning (Sundays e2cepted) at
$3.50 per annum, in advance.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
RAILROADS, ETC.
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p FoR % pREpERIqI .mSud D. m.
Ai1S. MS1.sf II fbs,iH%c iaiH, nssscr q $50
Morning Xoso leave Washington at
.s,isn. ss !. A. s go morning MI sSsss sSasss
Al;;: Nv 4 sss ! Fsss.ss. r.
fhii!ssslps!s i leave. ,S washington a,apm,
reaching Baisaa 4 60 p m, and Philadeiph
Afssrnooa q da,lon leave Washington 100
Go sSHs:s'ss I"' 'S'
u: EysrHs {; Ere ssys i w ws;h,nS r. m Ar.
ss New y Yors h.p.l.Surs III rsisa;O'' Y l'''p nj
un sundsyv, leave Washington at 500 and 300 p
through % sG% day saas a. %sss
fRAINs MOVING SOUTH.
Leave NV Iogk at M Philadelphia II 80 o.
m; Bsltimorc 4oop. m Arrive at Washington 80
Leave New YORK mt p NJ. Philadelphia lcbOp.
m; Baltimors 4Soa m. Arrive at Washington CI
Leave New York at II p In. Philadelphia q. 80 u.
nj Baltimore 7.os o, m. Arrive mt Washington
Local Accommodation iTraips leave baltimore q,
ga. N. and ds5 y. IN. for Washington arrive there
| st II Q. m and rs y. m.
On Sundays 1t 30 and IS a m. only from Balt
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connections on
Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 7.4oa m
and 90 \, m, and Baltimore at 736 Q. 70 and a.3b
p. m, nd direct connections for Annapolis at the
Junction The !. 40 a. m. and the r. M. connect al
Relay ~ Frederick, Hagcrstown, &c 10, excep,
Tryss have Annapolis for Baltimore aud wssh
ingtou . ~ . n. and 4op. M
PaSsogee Tfatns leaving W ashingtou ut e.oo o m
II q. q. ~ p n and baltimore at !.a0 aud 7.3s
| .. M, Nv sNp q Annapsld Jn,cf,on.
Wsy oeunut ~ the lccOmms'ic.ion lsal-.
~ IL s:. x.s.s5... !, ,,s 4, baltimore II
!. !: e: ! !: !:
- w geit 70 minutes, II
nee; pnd Mnils from
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The national Republican., 1862-03-25
IRIS KRINGLk Is COME.

LSOA HENT WITH BuAND.s-A fine
i SECOND.STORY FRONT ROOM, furnished
suitable for two gentlemen Gas; hot aud cold water
bath adjacent No, 4a2 Ninth street, second door
north Of Patent OthSe, an 81
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
LfOK BOs1ON, VIA REWPunH AHp
Il FALL RlVEM.

era ~ =: 1'ls9oaF9 Srn f?gr'I rEsfHs isfi
STATE, BAY STATE, aud fTATE ~ 'ws1t1f1sNfTs,
Of great strength and speed but particularly adopted
to The navigation Of Long Islana Sound rnrnl,g IN
connection with the Fall River and Ola Gelcny
railroad distance Of 81 mlieS only to Boston
Leave t'ier no :, north river, near tlte BATTERY.
The steamer EMPIRE sTATH, Capt. Braytsa,
Mondayg, Wednesday, and FridayN ats o oslooi, p.
H.. touching at Newport each way
The eteaner METROPOLIS, Capt. prown on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, ard saturdays, 1T 1 ooiscs,
+. NJ touching ut Noxport each wry,
These steamers Gifted with cornlnOd!ia Btatt
rooms, and every arrangement for the security nrd
comfort OF passengers who arr afforded by this route
nights rest on board, and arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Beston early
the following morning, or may remain On board un.
til starting OF the accommodation ut 8 A. M, by
which they may reach Boston about s.45 A. M
baggage master is attached 10 each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage, and sccnmpaniee
the came to iis destination.
steamer runs, IN connection with this line, be,
tween Fall river and Providence, daily Eecpt Sen
days.
Freight TO Boston Ia forwarded ihrous with srcas
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves Eait
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at TX
O'Clock fer Boston mud New Bedford arriving nj i.j
deatinali ion At about II a NJ.
For Freight er pastake, apply UH bosiJ, Ur Atthe
ohoc, on Pier No. g. North river. Far state. room
and berths, apply on board Il desired to secure
them In advance, TO
VIM BORDEN, Agent.
auH I'LL ~ and II Vert street N. Y.