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THE NORWICH RosrE TO BosToN.-We are
glad to see that the fine accommodations and ad-
vantages of this route appreciated by the trav-
cling community, and that q very fair share of pa
tronage is extended to it. We have taken this
way to reach Boston several times, and have
found :he boats and cars offer oil that any one can
desire of comfort. Then with Capt Sanford, the
skilful commander of the Charter Oak, and Mr. Ham,
the gentlemanly conductor-the traveller need not
get into better hands. Every thing that attention
and the earnest desire to deserve the patronage of
the public do, is done by these gentlemen, and
the gradual increase of travelling by this route is
the best evidence that their eferts to please are
successful. The Charter Oak and the Worcester
are both staunch, safe boats the cars are built on
the most approved plan, and the road itself is one
Of the best in the country. We do not wish to
decy other routes but this certainly presents strong
claims.