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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1849

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Auction of Col Lovejoy's Stable Stock at No 534 Washington

On Tuesday April 3 at 9 o'clock a large and valuable stock from Col Reuben Lovejoy's stable will be sold without reserve. The listing includes 14 pair matched horses, numerous coaches and sleighs, harnesses, saddles, robes, wheels, and stable furniture. See stable at 534 Washington street. terms liberal. stock to be removed from the city.

N. A. Thompson Office_Cup State House Dover Street Tremont Street South Williams Street Boston Washington Mining Company Old State House W&sts — Alu Able Roxbury Thomas Adams Warren and Zeigler Streets Warren Street Williams H. Premix Eeek x Sons Purchase Street A. T Reuben Lovejoy Washington Street New York Lady Washington Col Lovejoy Sumac Hallet & Blake Per Bark Wallace Rotterdam Mount Pleasant SOF Braintree

Package Sale At Office On Tuesday Morning

A sale announces 200 packages of English French and American dry goods including Brussels and Kidderminster carpets 20 pieces each 400 cartons ribbons and 100 cartons shawls and linens. Umbrellas and book muslin are listed with an invitation to examine goods in an office at 31 Washington Street by Marshall A Lewis.

George Higgins Boston N. A. Thompson Old State House Higgins Bay Street Fayette Street James M. Brigham Suffolk French Creek Wood County Virginia Thomas Cordis Jacob Emerson Carpenter WM. B. Dorr Joshua Nenelns Brussels Kidderminster Paris Marshall A. Lewis Washington Street Leonard & Cunningham Tremont Row Samuel A. Wells Spring Street Cambridge G W. Hall Brussells Brusselis Stair

North British Review February Ameri can Edition and Parkman Life

The North British Review for February American Edition from Boston lists essays on Chaucer Campbell and Macaulay's History of England with several other titled pieces. It praises Macaulay highly, notes Parkman Jr reports Oregon and California travels, and comments on Mrs Gore and Waterman Kitchen Furnishing Warehouse volume with sharp literary judgments.

The North British Review Boston Redding & Co Campbell Macaulay England Scott & Co Waterman Cornhill, Court and Brattle Streets Longfellow Pierce Butler

Moral reflections on politics and faith from a sermon

The excerpt reflects on Washington gossip versus local gossip in a small hamlet, noting interests in coronation balls and political speeches. It shifts to religious exhortation urging humility, perseverance, and focus on heavenly rewards, citing Paul and Christ and urging believers to press toward the divine calling.

Washington Zebedee Jesus Paul Timothy God Christ Jesus

Revered preacher Parker on talent purpose and deeds

A condensed sketch of Theodore Parker like discourse on heavenly rewards based on merit and effort. It contrasts noble acts with humble service and notes that God judges by effect and sincerity, not by power or fame. It reflects on talents, opportunity, and moral duty.

Theodore Parker Jesus God Napoleon Washington Luther Calvin Alexander

Choate Delivers Concluding Lecture for Mercantile Library

Mr Choate spoke at Tremont Temple on Wednesday evening to a packed crowd. He contrasted Old England in 1688 with New England of the same era, drawing on Macaulay's History of England. The audience acclaimed his brilliant, masterly survey of early New England settlers and urged him to write its history.

Col. Bragg Buena Vista Bragg N. C. Delta Choate Mercantile Library Association Tremont Temple Massachusetts Old England New England Macaulay England

Senate Session Notes March 15 Historic Massachusetts Assembly Actions

The Massachusetts Senate on Thursday March 15 discussed and disposed orders including matters to alter school and society names, reorganize committees, and report on railroad returns. Bills contemplated include incorporation of the Boston Musical Fund Society, changes to Hopkinton High School, and protection of soil rights for land and mill owners. Several petitions were referred to committees. commissions for real estate law reforms and judicial proceedings were considered. extra railroad copies were ordered. various charter renewals and local inquiries were noted. An order of notice was reported for Lyon selectmen petition.

Putnam State House Commonwealth Haskell Smith Henry Gardner Boston Summer Street Broadway Wright New City Messrs Marvin, Bradley Kimball Messrs Wright Sampson Woodward Munroe Harrington Bradley Dunham Friends of Temperance Seaver Carter Stedman Ithout Senate Boston Musical Fund Society Hopkinton High School Adams Towns Daniel Carlow Isaac Harward Devens Judiciary John P. Bigelow Bullock Massachusetts Giles Dana Holton Wentworth Hale Ashby Falls Co Leonard Housatonic Agricultural Society Hazen City of Cambridge Mary Bixby Mary Davis John Claflin Wim. H. Luce Doane J. Higgins, Jr Eastham Lyon Bank of Barre Union Weymouth Braintree Marblehead Seth Ames John G. Abbott Committee On Judiciary Lanaworthy Benjamin Wood Alfred Copeland J. W. Sacket David H. Webster Robert Rantoul, Jr Z. H. Howe William Anderson William Endicott Fanny Stebbins Thomas Bond Moses Bliss Springfield Aqueduct Co George Ellis James Leighton Merchants’ Bank New Bedford Harvard Branch Railroad Corporation Robert G. Shaw Charles River P. P. Cheney Vermont and Boston Telegraph Co Philander Shaw Union—of Selectmen Dorchester Motley Committee On Education Harvard Williams Amherst Colleges Normal Schools Board of Education, &c Bigelow Walpole Montgomery Union of Dawes Barney Nantucket Benjamin Wheeler Robins Dennis Yarmouth Bass River Marshpee River Ennis Kellogg Pittsfield House Lewis C. Munn Robinson Hopkins Northampton Kinsman Newburyport Messrs Griswold Greenfield

Caution to Ship Builders and East Boston Yard News

Advice warns ship builders to require written alterations to contracts and accept only clearly specified changes with separate billing. The piece praises ship owners who pay for what they order and criticizes those who renegotiate after work. A new East Boston ship yard by Samuel Hall reports two vessels under construction, a 216 ton bark for R. Lincoln & Co and a 100 ton Cape Cod schooner, with a 410 ton bark launched recently and another keel soon to be laid.

East Boston Central Square Samuel Hall Burden Messrs R. Lincoln & Co Philadelphia Cape Cod Cape Hall

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