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EartllenWare, China, Glass, Sc. SC

EaltIlenWare, China, Class, &c. &c.
1ap THOMAS PURSELL CEn
MN Jius just Imported from Liverpool and ohcrETs1
sources ninety packages Of the above articles, 9
stock, comprise almost every article In his line; all Of
which will be Sold wholesale and retail at very low prices
does, China Toys Fancy Boxes Wax Figures, ivory han
died and other Knives aud Forks Walters, Casors Cake
Baskets, Looking Glasses, DC.
Fts quality Stone Ware at the factory prices,
Biaunia.Iea aud Coffee Sets &c, at reduced prices,
Please cali my aud Warehouse opposite Browns
Hoel Pennsylvania avenue
dee ls-eud LIT TIIOS- PGRSELL.
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Gold Pencils and Gold Pens.

lust RECEIVED, a large and handsome assortment Of
j GOLD PENCILS AMI Diamond mounted GOLD PENS
.t, q a Comfy,
dec 1911 at Templeman's Book store
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WeIIar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BI,ACKING.

rPE undersigned bugs call The attention those
L DESTROYS oil using good article OF Hacking, the
abovenamed The Manufacturer. knowing the excellent
properties ptls Bac King, supplies various persons
tsch Boot Makers az alro to several OF the newspa-
pors The underneath are from OF the papers,
they speak themselves also several persons who tried
have called AMI said thai the JpUi Liquid Bofking
superior any thing they Ind ever used
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IMPROVED DAGUERREOTYPES,

PLuMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Concert Hal, Penn, ArtFttc, near BroWnS Hotti,
J,IIE Proprieurs oi the celebrated establishments
are huppy 10 announce hu public that by tho all al
sky light. they now taking Pictures, which 09S
confidently bclievchyG never been equacd succ the dis
eovcry OF the ART by Dagucrrr s ,
Among the many advantages this light possesses over all
Others is great facility by which GROUPS from twp I"
twenty arc take each ,ikcI,css in the group being quu
clear and distinct This Ii degree Vi perfection n taking
groups never attained by the usual mode.
This light is peculiarly adapted for taking children
Of any age only one 81 culL being required Tor setting
This Gallery contains The largest callocos IN the world
of distinguished men, taken from life,
ApMirrANUE FggE. WI dee II lml
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

a,sM. The subscriber respectfully informs his custom
gITA eps and the public that helhas opened NElf
&B CONF,ECTION1RYAN And ICE CREAM 81
~ LOON, the north side of Pennsylvania Ave
nue. between 9Th and 7 Streets oors west Of Concern
fall This establishment has been handsomely fitted up
md Is supplied with foreign and o,uesic CONVECTION.
AIRY ofhe very best quality; full assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES genuine Pickles. Ancloyes aud Preserves.
kind Of swoetncats and CONTEMPORARIES fol wedding din
and supper parties All kinds of CANDY manufc.
Ted, Wholesale and retail Orders for lee Cream, ies
&C., punctnaly attended TO- Citizens and SpngeTsare re-
specty invited TO give ME call before purchasing ese
where. GEORGE kRAFIT. +
\ IO-,lI,k Al a,u
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GENTLEMEN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
STEVENS, Qate fish d Co.) MOL BROWNS HOTEL
HATS ~ Of the newest fashions, and Of s'i ~
superior elegance, both IN ilnsh shape, aill -
~ style, in .BEI YER, NOLESkiNi Nti1Rii,
- a'd C.fSSLlFERE.
CAPS
OF every variety of shape aud material for Gentlemen {,
Youths and Children also, for the Army and Navy,
WARDROBE ARTlCbESt
The largest aud most varied assortment o elegant Ward
robe and Toilet aclts to be found Ia tue city,, viz Scarf,
Croxns, Gloves Suspendcrs Robcsdc.chan,hc Perfume
~, Canes, Umbrellas. Socas, ar, Ac, AZ.
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS t.
OF Goolycars Manufacture every article made from Indian
Rubber on hand, procured at two three tluys notice
Ny STOCK il complete in every department uf GOODS
of best quality and newest style, always to BIZ found
my shelves
Gencmcn are politely melted to call Goods freely
sluw,, and prices reasonable. STEVENS,
octS-tf Late Fish d 10.
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- DANIEL PIERCE, MS
TUMBRELLA MAKER, ~

~ Pa avenue immcdiotely opposite Colemdn's.
general assortment OF SILK aud GiNoHAMs on hand,
eusbs for covering Umbrellas Likewise an assortmsn,
Of materials for every description ofrcpars noy3-dly
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OPERATIONS UPON THE FEET,

L OPERATOR ON EXCRESCENSES, such
a.; TTiID and .SOFT cORNS, BBNI0NS, CLuB
MILLS. NAILS PENETRiTINI TIE FLESH,
IfiR1'S, Sc Operations performed ln FIVE MSuIEs,
without ne least pain or blood has devoted muci lime
ind thought e the subject and believes tha' he entirely
cainprclonds tgirl Mature nl treatment Ills success IN
ccty Of Btmorg lcC ne last cr years has been snch
as 10 warrant hin, IN promising 10 az who MAY conflc N
his experience anlsE great and siYistTrtarY belgfi
Dr ZhGABItH Is permanently located 10 thls city.
sad will DO happy 6gnd lndtcs of setiemens feet by
tho yoRr, HiSc1Iges arcInc moderate; tring MIDGET,
compared with the relief and Satisfaction he affords 20 The
arlerur lie likewise rNers the public ote following re-
COMMUNICATIONS which arc IN his possession.
BALTuIoRE, August 2Eli, l-ij.
W., The undersigned hav,l! eNamnad Dr. l. IRch111i,
IRIS method Of curing COrt Gpons, SC. do mel ts
late recommend linn to public and sly that his me
bod il n n,oyt rational as well rs eiccina Z.
tSignod.) " w HANDY, NJ u. II, CHtFARD, VI. u, T.
7. Prof. \, Il. SMtrli. ions WIirRDGE NJ u.
CnAS, Is. GIBSON, y. H. CHhTARp, NJ. u.
BcsIeslH above Dr. H. has certificates OF his skill from
come OF the first in tie United States, and can he seen
Ev calling on him ~ his Office, over Mr.. s. PARkERS
Fancy Store, Ptunsyvani avenue, between LIZ and 9th
strrfis, sIxrli noon INST OF GolEMAS,s lorEt. :
n I,ZACItARIAii, il, fi
,.# Surgeon Chroprdisi
us- Ladies' % gentlemen waited Oh Al their residence
required dec 2-f dly
YpULBBOUs ROOTS hr sale cheap NJ the corner o.
Id II and Ith Streets. y. p. ,
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Patest Biackig Mr.. J. Wclar No. 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid plackng which produces
beautiful jet polish and docs not iniure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement In another colupm-U. ). Gazette Nay !,
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1900

JOHN PETTlBoNE Is receiving daily his supply Of
above article Of various kinds together with the cele
braed BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this market and which has boon highly
recommended by those who have used H. suitable for kler
mans Ranges, Radiators, &c. rG
Clover Hill Coal an excellent article of Bituminous
dump Coal) thought to be equal If not superior 10 the
rous kinds heretofore used In our city.
Orders received at the yard Leoxs Wharf, the
Long Bridge and al lis oicc L. f. Massoletts drug store
south side Pa avenue, between ~ and 9th streets,
John Il. Calai's. oct S-tf
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Welars Bidcking is OF The shining griiclcs IN
the markeL-Spirit9 f Ae ZINES, April2.
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TEAS! TEASH TEASM!
WASHINGTON AGENCY or TIE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest Tea Establishment In An'eric" ;
pRiScrrAL ESTABLISHMENT IN sew yoRK

The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -,
-. been popularity known Tor many years 500
IsSE This is the largest AMI plcttIea Esthb' IA ii
lsS14nn lishmtnt IN America. The public have A41n
had ill proof al their integrity aud responsibility but
such lns been tbs great and pressing demand or their
TEJS of late that they have been obliged TO enlarge Ia
great extent. their wv principal establishments IN New
York, viz a&
They moreover possess l,clies IN relation 10 The Tea
Trade in very abuiant degree, and doubtless, superior
10 any other Tea Concern in America Their srrupuous
regard 10 all principles that en 10 elevate the character OF
large house Is wc undcrsood and has alr.ady's.enred
Establishments united and they consequently determined
to sell Teas purer more fragrant aud eoet Tor the prices
IN the aggregate than any hoso ~ tic world-china cS
cepcd +a
They most zeaously invite the attention Of the lnlab.
taDts OF Washington TO their Agency where The following
ton III stating thar whereyeru single trial made very
decided preference is given 10 the celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY, 4
Ivy Reader, make the experiment.
Reln Prices Drs, subject IN al coses 70 b. returned
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BY reference to another column advertisement will
be found for excellent article Of Backing, In Liquid
form, Boots II has been highly recommended by
many who have tried IT, i not only gives, with very lille
trouble, bea JET polish, but retains il much longer
than any other II is sold by the agent Of the mannactur.
er at No 80 Chestnut street Buy bottle, tralswll
prove the iact.-Phh Ledger, Apri23
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Steam Dying Establishment.
ALBUMS

A LARGE assortment OF ALBUMS Of various sizes and
n binding Just received and for sale at very low prices,
nv C. a. Comfy,
dec 2D-tf at Templeman's Book Store.
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For Rent.

-rIE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which 10
suitable for Exhibitions, Fairs Lectures, Concerts or
such dlher purposes inconsistent with the principles Of
Terms moderate Apply 10
" WARD, President Stock Committee,
dec lS-il .lj.. Or at the Hall
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Perfumery. Hair Brushes. Fancy Ar
tifleS. SOapS. &c.

tieles, Soaps, &c.
rjNilE subscriber las received and offers sne al liberia
j prices COED and general assortment OF Perfume
POnhatUns, &C., 10 which he would call The attention
Of his friends and the public generally, nthe list may b'
found t
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDkRRCHtEf
Iubin's Fiuc Extract a
DrmalSo = Finr Extract
WriGlits Extract Of citron.llo Rose
,., Wrigbi's ESlratt of Swchibrat ... 3D.. ~
. RoilsselS do. .t. w..
PoNATiMs AND HAIR OIL. -.
pelnade IL Aux Flowers Is,
Myrtle Punlaim, English ....i %. s.. '
Rose PumHtttm, do. .. ns
Bears Oh, wNriunc, genuine Macass"r oil
SCENTED WATERS.
German Cologne, scuiinr NJ *.
French Cologne american Goo.nr
Orange Flower Wtdrr Florida Water w
Lavender @3 90 d. Hose DO
SOAPS. IL
Eoussels celeblatcd Shaving Cream
Naval and Military do no
Omnibus, fine large oval cake
Do. fancy wrapped
Ctmphor Soap, French. for chpplted hands
Crystalline Soap Balls Musk. English
Old Brown Windsor Palm oil and Almond
sand Balls and Cakes
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes a good variety Tooth Brushes
Null Brushes Clothes Brushes
Shaving Brushes Flesh Brushes
s. COMES.
Ivory Rkcttet Combs English Dressing Combs
Ivory Fine Combs Pocket Horn 4 Shell Combs
p ILSD--RazOrs and Razor STops Gold Cream Ltl
savc Sachcts, Lilly White, TwesIstS &c g; 81
. anIyt iaIrg tntlpn nyp
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ny ms AGENT TO BE CALLED
THE LONE STAR Of the METROPOLIS.


UAPrioN,-"Fbgoto Peace Nth 1H uen
THE design of this productions Is 10 restore thelos ar
mony feeling, which seems To prevail and thereby
pceiuate lie duration Of This Republic, Notwithstanding
lie cry The Republic is In danger Is beng rung IN dis
snat chimes, throughout tate( peaceful aud glorious
country an.echoed foreign shores of which,
are doubtless delighted, with the dfscod The Proprietor,
will be Ia this City, the first day Of the year ISIS and
will soon after be explicit lie has however, author
Aed his agent 10 say He was one among those ii
frst who unhesngly resolved 10 call for the services
Gen Zachary Taylor President Of the United States i'm
n,ediatey aticr becoming assured thai gen Taylor Tie
first in Var the first in Peacc aud Tie first Ia The eris of
Ills couniry,oa, wotd be selected by any
Pary under disti,ciirc Pfy name, but ii the People Of
che United States, whole American People, through
her imprescripthle rights and constitutional power Of
sovereignty should command his services he would obey
their call for four years only Believing Gen Taylor To he
sincere In heart AMI purpose and courageous 10 fulfil his
engagements, hc the Oh Nan of The HRS resolved TO
dcyoe both Time and lGacy laudably toward that end
These impulses have already been responded from almost
every City, Idir' and Hamei, in the union and from the
slopes, and submits OF all the hills, where hat haipg
word has been Spoken aud Zachary Taylor Rough and
Ready, Is HoHiatsd without the odum Of Nhig az Demo
cra and without the Intervention Of eohBcGtiDii Never
heess, should tho General by expressed Implied con
sent, become the nominee Of any C0nrG'io, ,The Old
Man will Immediately withdraw from such AN ingorios
contest a least far us Time Expenses, 1mets) IL
he has an) concerned, and remain, he has been for
he last Twelve years, "a locker onf Aurther expose may
De expected In lew days ,t TIE AGENT.
lIffvVlbLJO,aDh. lsl1.-.n
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Night School.

Mr.. MAILER teaches Night School a the TsHperanee
W Lau on r. street He teaches Grdmncr by LEcruRg,
aud Geography by SIsGIso Other branches are taught Y
need be- Tie citizens Of Washington requested TO call
and give him hearing n3- Terms moderate
dee lS--f
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m AZ symptoms q frequent paIn n the Head, dmhess q
log drea,ne. PJLPI11TTON, ELITLLENCS. and
ItEIKNESS, DIR, SWEEISERS PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and peiservered in, nntil
every symptom ceases, The ubove are the promontpiy
symptoms Of EpiIcpsy and denote very foul state Of
the blood stomach aud notification Of the blood
by the use Of this Panacep will at all times insure The body
against any Of these dsagreeable symptoms Many per-
sons suppose at IL useless 10 take medicine unless
are so Ill MS 10 be unable attend daily avocniious
therein lies their error We do not Insure our houses and
goods when they OH fire, with tho expectation that
they will soon burn up but on the wise precep Of guard
lug Against accident Soifwe purify our blood when well,
we insure otr bodies against attacks oil sickness not with
the exact expectation Of being sick hut 10 be always pre-
percd aeulis, Its attacks For sale Al all the druggists
]. +. CALbAN,
AZ, i . IT rnr,er al n and Z streets
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ExG GHHlAlMaEoa y 1 2 1TTEL,

n, M. McILHANY, late OF virginia.
U,IIIS spacious establishment, having been newly reted
L and furnished In all Its departments is open 10 The
public for their patronage and support II is situated nj
convenient distances from the Rail Road Depot Capitol,
Patent Office and General Post Office. Roardes, Visitors
and Travellers will find pleasant and capncious rooms,
neatly furnished upon moderate terms, dee Sit
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ytcHa,'s Backis is of the mos; superb and salts
factory articles Of the day IL mpats brance and po
lisi be yon, description We lave tried H. go and de
likewise. ~ SPIRIT Of TIC 1inies, Apra2
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EXTRACTS FROM NEW

EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
Ucies Patent JapdH Hacking is the OF excel.
cut article; have it used and can highly
mend tn ln,tfjeod, .ipSH 10
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NOVEMBER REPORT

Nrw policies issued ia November rlal
Surplus. November ~, 1871, over si0UtD0
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President. .
} BENJAMIN G, MILLER, Secretary.
j. &. LEWIS Agent Washington lth street
opposite General Post Office
HARVEY IINDSiY, NJ H., Physician,
e. corner NJ G. aud 4 ~ streets.
A prospectus 10 be lad Of the Agent, setting forth the
principles, operations dbenets OF life insurance; show
Ing also Tie great success oGlhc Company. a
drcl3--6t
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CHAPPED HANDS.
A MANDINE, for tho Prevention and cure Of Chapped
II Hands, decidedly hebest article known for this p'ir.
pose For sale by CTAS STOTT,
dec LII druggist and ApotliecIry.
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OIL OF TANNI.N.

------ VII OT : IIt4N1NIIN,-- :
4 DISCOVERY FOR PRESERVING LEATiiER,-Jnst
n received fresh supply Of this article. the following
from New York paper viii show The estimation in which
this article is held in that city.
If we had no other evidence OF The goodness OF the OIL
Of Tannn in preserving Leather than the quantities OF II
sold, ande great demand for IL from all parts Of The Union
should be disposed TO think very iavorabiy of IL: hut
When we say 1t strengthens and renders leather water
proof aud nearly doubles It's wear, speak from our own
personal knowledge Of iis virtues The effect us appica
lion TO boots viii be readily Sect though the soncss i'm,
parts the caiheIsw be felt and lur this reason,
preventive and even cure orcons, il Is recommend
rd.n Sold in this City by CHAS STOrT,
dec 29--tl Corner 7l street, Pa. avenue,
r ANDRETIrS RURAL REGISTER AND ALMANAC,
Ia FOR Disseminating 100 pages OF the most se,i
and interesting nfomaon directions for farming, garden
ns &c, wilt, numerous engrayngs At the low price u
For sale nj the Sed Sore, street between
Ninth and Tenlh streets, opposite the Catholic church, y
A. G, GARDINER,
Agent in Warrington for the sale of Landreils Garden
SEED. Dec n y
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Window Glass and Patty,

JSO boxes Windsor GLASS; all sizes
lJU 2ooo lbs. Putty, PM up in b!ad1ers,
For sale cheap by CHARLES ST'0TT, *
ocl AD-6m corner Pa avenue mud Jth rtre,t
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yANLoAN q CHASE,

HAVE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLER to
I'll the ODEoN, corner Of l2 street and Pennsylvania
avenue and hav ut considerable expense put in kygh
which wen,be them 10 furnish pictures nssed in
this any other country. Pictures taken in any kind Of
weaihcr-oear cloudy, or raining. uci s--ain
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pULBBOUs ROOTS hr sale cheap othe corner .
ID Il and 9TH streets:
+ Il -tr /, ! r. cAJJ,AN.
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, ar.
Worcester EXDreSs.

. TENHE subscriber has commenced running
&TE15SSsS1SS L a Stage to and from Upton daily,
u1z-s=-z4&S Sundays txceptel) to connect with the
lice between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at So AM. and returning viii leave the Central Hotel
Wo ceser at 81 PM.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage run twice day
leaving Worcester at lG3 AN. and S! PM.
Books kept the Grafton Hotel, at L. M. Smiths Post
Office N. E. Village Central Hotel, Worcester, and also
at the General Stage Office, No. Merchants Row.
It very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may e done with correctness.
July T. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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NOTICE.

TLlJAH e. HORR, Panper of North Brookneld, left
H the pauper establishment said town I'm March or
April last, without permission since which the Over
Of the Poor OF said town have not been able 10 gain
any knowledge OF him. Said Horr Is about thirty five
years age, Short thick set sight imperfect walks with
totieng step in consequence nparmiparalyc shock
and ms not .he power Of speech all times Any per
son VINO VIII give Information where he may be found
will confer favor. BONUM NYE.
In behalf OF the overscera the Poor OF said town
North BrookHed, July "a, 1873 Il
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BOSTON 4 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.

sassss EszssIsa tszzssEs - : 80, IL
Summer Arrangement commencing May l.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
LeaUs Worcester at 81, ct, IL d. M 40 and p. NJ.
The last the arrival of the New Haven Train
The g. train will take up Of birmingham.
Passengers will leave Millbury at ST A anil 81
Passengers will leave Hottisfon at and 81
The Al train will stop at Way Stations take
up passengers.
Leave BOSTON at 7S An 81, AS, ST p. M.
The train will stop only take M passengers at
Way Stations for Sp ingfed or beyond, take up
passengers for Worcester at Way stations tceSt Of Fra
zainghdmt.
The A. NJ train 1UiH land no one east of FraminghPm.
The NJ. train will not stop east of birmingham except
TO take up Western Railroad passengers at Brighton
Thursday.
The train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich 10 run as heretofore without stops except at
FrGminghaxn.
Passengers for MHbury and HoiStox win take the Am
and NJ trains. Passengers for the Norwich Railroad
will take the Am. and 81 trains.
n B. The A NJ and P. NJ. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York. via New Haven.
BTookiine Special Trains.
Leave Brookline at 2, 8, and IL and q 81,
Leave Boston al u g & 10 M and l2s, % AZ st
Neoot0n Special Traips.
cave Lower Falls at and 81 AM, q 5 and 6 pm.
Leave Boston at IT AM, l24, ST, 81 anu Bpm.
SGrenUiHe Special TrG ms.
Leave Saxolville at 81 Am. and 81
Leave Boston at 81 and Pm.
Boston, May /, lS4e. If VIM. PARKE Err, Supt.
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday, Dec. l, l847,
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, Sundays excepted,
leaving as follows
Boston, and A M and 4 I. NJ
Worcester, 81 and 10 A. M aud g 7. NJ
Albany II A. NJ. q NJ;
Springfield, 81 AN. an II P M. for Albany
Springfield, 81 AM j and PM, Tor arrival of
the train from New York; fol Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Springjfe
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am. and Wor
eester at 81 AM, will not stop Way Staons unless to
take passengers for Springfield Passengers
coed directly by way of Hartford and New Haven, and
arrive in New York by P. M
Returning leaves New York at 81 A. NJ and arrives at
Worcester at Pm.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. NJ Worcester 10 A. NJ. and arrive
at ALBANY P.Mor leave Boston at M, Worcester
p NJ, lodge in Springfield, leave 81 morning
and srri- in Albany at |! P. NJ.
The trains for Troy leave the arrival of the trains
at Greenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at74 A. M.&7PM.
The trains ofhe Pittsield ard North Adams Rail Road
connect Ptsfeld.
The trains of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road
rect at Chatham.
The HoUsatOnic Rail Road connects at State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Bratte>
boro, Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover Haverhill &c.
Stages from Charlton to Southhridge-from West
Brookfed Ware, Enfield New Brainree and Hardwick
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown, Amherst,
Ware and Monson. JAMES BARNES,
Worcester, Nov 80, le47. dwtf supt g. Engineer