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FROM BosroN TO New YoRK AND
BACK INA DAY.-Two passengers left
Boston on Saturday, by the Long Island
route, and arrived here little after three
O'Clock, p. NJ, transacted business for an
hour in this city. and returned the same
evening by the Is o'clock line, uia Wor-
cesler. In former days a journey from
Boston to New Y ork was never underlak-
Ell rashly or performed hastily. Friends
were c"nsul,ed-papers ged-pro-
vision made for families during the abb
sence Of the head and wills were some-
times made.-N. Y. Com. Adv.