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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

In the of the eloquent speech of Mr. s. d. Brad
ford The late Union meeting in Boston, he said 81
member have in conspicuous place in Flurance III
Italy elevated column, surmonued by figure Of Justice
with the scales and also remember that citizen OF Flor
ence passing By il, and seeing foreigner gazing it, is
said have remarked him. that "Justice high in
Florence that could reach H." U.augh,cr) The
charge strongly suspect may be made against the
higher Laws" of The nuicrs and abolonists II il above
justice for refuses to return the property of our breron
of tho South when found within our precincts"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
GREAT UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ExpLo-

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2s-A great Union meeting was
building filled 10 its utmost capacity whilst thousands
outside unable to gain On account Of ,hs
great number outside the meeting formed Ia the streets
Senator'S Downs and Fooe made eloquent speeches ia
favor Of the Union and denounced the agtaors Roth Of
them are Union men, out-and-out.
The meeting very enthusiastic and the lagos, ever
held in Louisiana.
Messrs. Foo,e Downs and G~in depart for Washington
to-day In the steamship Pacific.
The steamboat Antonee Capt Douglass, burst hor boil
er on the Alabama river Tuesday morning The number
OF killed has NOT been ascertane but supposed be gr
Is wounded % missing and 81 upinured The
er Arkansas No. took the survivors and wounded No
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

Sixty counties in Georgia have been heard FROM in whic
only seven have elected Resistance and he remaining 81
Union candidates, TO the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER !, is5o.



The SPEAK Err laid before the Senate executive com.
municaton concerning The worlds fair be held In Lon
don.
On motion Of Mr. DENEALE, it laid on the table
and ordered 10 be- printed.
The SPEAKER announced the following Committees:
Committee PrirIePs. ard Ectio7sMcssrs Garlic,
PIus, Ofie, Darlington, Woods Blr5ee ana Horner
COMMITTEE L!aiiasMossrs. Daniel, Woods, Rives,
Harvey, Cowan, Ward and Thompson Of D.
Committee I1ternai Improvements -Mess:s Deneale,
Sanard, Garlic Tate, Carfingron French, Homer and
Thomas.
Committee General Laxs-Messfs. Amber, Thompson
OF A., Sanald, Garlic, Edniston, Pitts and lsbeil
Committee on Courts Of j:.ice-Messfs. shacklefod,
Kinney, Rives, Thompson "f A., and TRIBE:
Committee to Eramire tie Bonds q Pubic Officers joint
IN riti Committee trom he House Of DeegatesMessrs.
Tribe Kinney, Pitts, Cowan and Thompson OF d.
Committee on The lfihin-Nessrs. Crump Ope, Layne,
Turner Graniham, Cuilei, and West.
Committee 10 Examine The Clerks OEee-Messrs. Opie,
French and West.
Com.lntse 10 Era,nne the Penitentiary jointly Nth The
Committee from, tie House Of Deiegd!esMess's Layne
Turner, Barbee, Harvey, Granlham, West and Caett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

Mr. Robertson Of Patrick, was too unwcl on Monday
be in The House, but was in attendance yesterday
Mr.. Pearls of Giles and Mercer, met with an accident on
his way Richmond, which, though serious will pre-
his attendance for several days. we regret to hear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

The Democratic Convention held at Baton Rouge TO
nominate for the amentcd Hamanson in Con-
gross on the 4r ballo, nominated Alexander c. Penn
ST. Tanimany, their candidate He received Is and
Wn- B. Robertson of West Baton Rouge, To- Neesrs J..
NJ Brown and s. F. Marks. and Judge Sclby also
ted for the previous ballots. They laid the table
ries of resolutions ayng down platform for the party
and indicating Gen. Cas-. ,he at the next
Presidential election" Dir. Pc mn is highly spoken Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
THE SINKING or WESTERN srEaMrRs

CINclNSATI Nov 30.-Three of our largest Western
steamers have been sunk within the last few days on their
and Cncnnatus The latter after throwing overheard 400
raised
me Griffin ieaman, learn, sprung her planks while
g on French Island Dam. She had about four fee, OF
water IN her hold which had nearly been pumped out, and
ss that as the River rising she would soon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

country girl writing to her friends says Of the Polka
is heavenly ''e "'ss'"s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
TERRIFIC TORNADO
Serenity Eighty Houses Bown 10 PiecesA Gr.ot Num-

Der Of Lircs Lost
LoUIsvfLLE, Nov 30One Of the appalling and des
tuctve ornadoes which has been experienced in the Mis-
sssippi valley for several years occurred about O'Clock in
the afternoon
II swept the town Of Cape Girardeau No. situated
the Mississippi river just below ST. Louis and dcmolish-
ed seventy eighty buildings masy of Them the
finest and principal business houses in the place.
The Baptist and Catholic Churches and Catholic Con-
vent were destroyed.
Two Of the large and splendid telegraph masss belonging
to the ST. Louis and New Orleans telegraph company
cracked shiyered and brought the ground with much
ease though they had been pipe stems.
The steamboat Saranac No. p which had just rounded to-
al the wharf, had her upper works completely blown OIL and
several persons on her were severely injured and is
probable, were drowned.
Tae wharf boat likewise blown from her moorings.
and almost irreparatly injured.
in order that you may Judge the Of the tremendous vio
ience OF the storm, will state uncercmoniousy
hfted on her feet terra ma and deposited in the top Of
tree, sixty feet from the ground
Inc loss OF life by this awful visitation be
ascertaned but certainly very great numbers
DOUBTLESS buried beneath the ruins Of fallen budings
are also great many persons who seriously njur
co. ana some Of them crippled and MANNED that they
AVA: never recover from the effects.
The town is literally torn in pieces and looks truly wobe
gone. Many citizens who were this morning be
with light hearts and smiling faces tonight wrapped
either In the arms Of DEATH else weeping for tha
friends who have been thus unmely swept away
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

The New York Journal Commerce. publishes large
number If communications from members Of the Metho-
dist Church. dcnouncng the of the 80 ministers of New
York. Brooklyn and Williamsburg in regard to the Fng
tive Slave Law. We quote tho following from of the
writer's:
1t is remembered, and painfully remembered by many Of
the ay of The Methodist Episcopal Church In this city
Brooklyn, Williamsburg and elsewhere that tho Methodist
Episcopal Church in these United States rent in twain
by Of the last General Conference held in the city
vera years since in deposns Southern Bishop, aglins,
whose spocss character nothing could be brought even
of kindred spirit 10 the thirty eacers except that he
had married lady owning slaves. And Wa have the
Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Mctho-
dis, Episcopal Church North. Who tell thu amount
Of political disaffecon and disunon that may be just
chargeabe upon this wicked division of the largest
bodies of the Protestant Church. ha in happy days yore
knew no "Norlh nor "South?"
The journal also says in reference the difficulties
which began in the Hcsse Cns,e and which have been
tended until powerful States have become implicated:
"et tho United States take warning from what they
in Germany. Bad management may easily place in
me same predicanent, indeed much II the
Iorh and South live together brethren they
live together rs enemies Which of the preferable p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

LOUISVILLE, Dec 2-The right of The United sa,s Ma
ena 20 es. Sovernor Qutman and carry him 10 Louis
wis. ss%ss before Judge Go,On Mississippi
ted Richard A. Stuart and the Demoera,s Ais%,nSsr
death Of Mr, Harmanson. NesN'''A'N " '''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

The whole stock in The Petersburg md Boydon Flank
Road has taken On Thursday citizens OF Petersburg
subscribed 81 0OO the balance of the subscription necessary
to secure The subscription OF the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

The City Council of Wheeling have provided for vote Of
the citizen upon subscription Of s25O,0OO to Western
Railroad company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

THE GENERAL COURT assembled on Monday; pres
en Judges Field IomaI, Leigh and Thompson. Without
ransacting any important business it adjourned over until
he DIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE UNION PARTY.
We would urge upon the attention of all friends of the
Union, the propety Of holding National Convention in
the city of IN The 22d of February next There
is fit occasion 10 renne the bonds of affection
which have been sundered, than tho birth day OF Washing.
ton There l. no more appropriate spo, for the dsonstra
lion TO be held than the city which hears his name and no
be sought who will more etfecuay aid in me-
compshn that glorious result than the representatives of
the American people, \ convention which shall number
delegates from every State in the Cnon assembled m rho
Capitol OF the United States during the session of Con
ees cannot foil OF producing the happiest results /, will
ciec.ualy ebuke the Modification spirit which breotens
destruction to the confcdecy and will do more to restore
that ratena regard which prevailed the adoption of The
Constitution than aught else beside ~
What say the Washington Union, Republic and In,ell
eenccrl Will the invitation be extended
What say the Union press throughout the United S,ss
shall the meeting be held II Near York Mirror
similar suggestion we heard. some weeks since from
one Of our most distinguished statesmen On Saturday too
we were pleased TO hear The highly commenced by
one OF our most decided members Of Congress from the
son's'oe oil James River We trust that may be fully
carried ont
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

In the u. s. Senate Monday Senators were in
their sea,sand in the House. all the members from vir-
gnia except Messs Parker and Morton. Messrs. Burt
and Holmes of South Carolina also there contradict
ing the rumor that the Palmetto representatives would
take pnrt i'm national leoislaton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

FEW NOTES FROM THE NIGHTINGALE
The Philadelphia correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
writes Monday, that Mr.. Case, one Of Mr. Barnum's
agents. would proceed South make arrangements for
Jenny Lind's Concerts at Richmond and Charleston We
hope hsis uethoush have heard with regret that Bar
had rejected the very liberal proposals OF Mr. Potter of
our Theatre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

DIED. ,el n.
DIIp. Norfolk, the morning 81 lhurria!, S5Ss
JAMES H. sisstr IN Of Tszswsll aud Anna Ta!ic'i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

CARRIAGES. ~
MARRIED Wednesday The 9Th Sov'r b. the Rev - H.,
gr Mr.. SILAS e. PEAkMAS, Miss 81 SAN v HA"ho--s"
Petersburg
MARRIED, On THURSDAY the 9th Novr by the Rev hoWGIg
DR.. L. " ANDERSON Of Spolsy!yania couniy 70 MISS "h
SAUNDERS Of Charlottesville.
M,nsIp on tl. l9I, November The Rev Stanhei" ~ OF
ID. IRWIN 10 Mis- ELIZABETH daughter OF VIM ctA"'e''
HALIFAX county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1850.
SENATE.

The Senate engaged to-day principally, in 4 CONVEX
sationa discussion on thu opricly Of appointing add
lional doorkecpcr and page.
II eventually decided have only oorkcepe. anc
page Many gentlemen of the Senate participated in hi,
discussion viz: Messrs lives, Shackeori Pitts Ward
D-noae Cowan Carlisle, Woods Horner Layne .tanard
Ope and others
Alter deciding in favor Of appointing page the subec,
Of the assistant donrkecer dposd of hy The rejection
of the following resolution, offered by Mr.. DENEAIE:
Resolved That the Senate will proc. ed the cleo
lion OF second door Keeper On which the ayes and nays
being ordered resulted follows:
AYEsAlessrs Dennis, (Spenker Rives Tribe Carlisle
Daniel CarTin@ton Pits Thompson of d. Catlctt Thomas
Lavncand Wost-l2.
NAys-Mcssrs. Woods Thompson Of A.. Horner, Barbec,
Shacklelord, Ope Tate, French Turner, Sanard Deneae
Grantham, Edmistor Cowan and Ward-l5.
On Mr. SIAA r IlS ln1tian Lhc L.a.rr
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
To CLERGYMEN aud Superintendrnts of
 Sabbath Schools,

HE PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERICAN SUNDAY ScHnoL UNION, should be .ntroduc. ed into the Sabbath Schools of all evangelical denominations for the following reasons lst. The, are prepared with grt a, care. Ed, They are entirely tree from sectalian bi as.
 3d, They are sufficiently numerous and va rlrd in their character to suit the wa.hs of al classes, ages aud circumstances in life
 sth, They are ve:y cheap. Fifty volumes adapted to infant classes, are anld fur sf2 jp Seventy five larger volumes, suited to JuyeA lie classes, are Ao!d Tor S5. Two hundred still larger. for $s2o, and 34 thick volumes lo, $3.
 Will not then every cle, ,gyman and $ S. Su. perlntendent see to il, that their schools are supplied with these books?
 The Subscribers will keep at all times, a ful! supply of he above pub, ica,ions, as wet as all others adapted To Sabbath Schools, all of which will be furnished as tow az they cal ne obtained in Boston, New York or Phllad.l. phia.
 Catalogues will be furnished at an early day, 'o all pastors and superintendents whose address can he ascertaned. Persons wishing to Purchse s. s. Bonks, should bring or send an Alphabetical Catalogue of the books al- ready in their libraries, to avoid .urchasinp duplicates. Address all orders 10
 BROCKEl"r, FULLER & CO,
 2l9 Main st, <, Hartford, Conn.
 Or il. W. HUTCHINSON, & CO,
 Springfield. Mass
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29

were seleCIeO Wltn cdTeS ana are well aoapted the present and app oach- ing seasons. atnong which may be found the following, 1Iz-
 2J0 pairs Ladies' Gaiters, assorted colers, from $i g to $2 DO, 100 pairs French Enam- meled and Kid slippers. 75 cts to 1 23; 3O0 pairs cheap slippers, tll sorts. 25 [" n cts 6o pairs children's shoes. all kinds, 25 to 25. 2uO pairs mor lc co and leather buSklns, from 75 els to I 50 Lesther boots, Polka boots. morocco boots Sc, 75 100 pairs Gents Calf Boots, from l 25 to 00 GO pairs Cali and Cat Brogans 90 pairs Kip and Cowhide Brogans 100 pairs bo.'s calt brogans 50 to 75 ceh1s. 200 Genis' Caters, Excelsc"rs. Sc.
 A usual supply of Leather, Morocco, Lin- ings. Bindings, Lasiing. Shoe thread. &c. 30 bu. Shoe pegs, assorted sizes, at manufacturers prices.
 Particular attention will be paid [" tnanu faciurng ousion work Irt m French Calf skin Goat skiE, common Calf and Kip skins, n, anything oi the kind wanitd. A hr rautiful ar ticle Cf BncHskin for tender feet. broad trll, just fer the lame. A word about Loota ahd >hot $, not always fh.n nghI of. No ore ever did ever can be healthy, sociablp, aiahIe CT agreeable, with their feet ed with iit k city. plnchIng, or slouchhS boots nr shoes - The reason why IS, lhat tne b!uod, passing 70 times a minute nom tue heari though tht feet back to the heart, the channels ali cen te'ing in the feet, if those feet are noi we l clothed, it is sent back unnaiural and discr- dered, causing sickness to the head, taintness to the heart, and meannpss to the soul, which no human being can overcome, no medicine can cure If you doubt it. aching heads and twlnging corns can tell the story. All in want ot boots or shoes are invited to call and examine my assortment, and if thev find them a little cheaper, and raIl CT better than can be found elscw here think they will purchase. No charge fer showing. Call and see. SAMUEL CLOCK
 Lichfield. West st., May I3
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
Collectors Notice.

M oIlCE is hereby given 10 alt persons lia. ~ ole to pay Town tax in Cornwall. on ossessmsnt oi is49. that will meet them lo sses,ve sala tax st tne store of ]. ". Beers, tn August. from Q o'clock a. m un,il 10 ' "; IT Y' ;. Hotel, ln West Cornwall, inc same asv rom l o'clock, D. m, until q, D. m. at ihs store ot r. w. Pierce. in Cornwall Briara ar Friday the 10th, from 9 oclock. n. rn' nn,;l I2 at the store Of Stone & Beers. Corn~,sIi plain, from o'clock, n. M until 5. and a, ,ha dwelling house of Anson R. Beach. Eso' cn HEss' hIll, on Saturday the lNh irom o'cl'E am until o'clock, p, tn. ~'
 All persons who neglect 10 pay their laxea z. sa'u IIme. must expect to pay the legal Gees 'oF co"seung II. T. S. JOHNSON.
 Cornwall, July ssd, 1860. SS'0'
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
mn. RICHARDE.
Custom Gnd Ready Nude Clothing Em. ..
 POriuRs, AND

pOriUBa, AND
 GentIemCn's Outfltting Establishment. lst door east of Wheeler's Hotel, West st.
 Spring and ummer Stock of
 Fashionable Clothing,
 AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT. \ HAVE found it necessary to move into Wes, IL Street, and have taken the store furmerl, occupied by Mr. Samuel Clock which has recently been fixed up expressly for me, and aIn now prepared to give great bargains iu Custom aud Ready Made Garments of every description, 10 all wko may favor m vii h the, patronage. l have received the most fashionable assortment ol Spring and Summer Goeds, ever before eff red to this pubic. M, stock has been selected with great rarr-wiih specific reference 10 the Spring and Summer trade
 1 lwoaid call the particular attention of my GUS sI"ners and ihe public generally, to my stock of Dress and Frock Coats. at prices varying from one dollar and twenty five cents l 10 eight dollars.
 i The pantacors manufactured and sold al 1 ms establishment are admitted to be superior ' ID phlnt of style and eleganre. to ihnsr m any other tStai'lislimehI here and rtsold from one to seven dollars.
 file assortment of ves.s embrace: al the rev spring and summer styles !ron one to i've dolla.e.
 A Spit did assortment Of Cio.hs. Gas i,pcres and VestlnGs, ot ali hinds, by the yard or 10 sat pure hGstrs, witt a full nssrItmert uC :ai.- or s trimmings, all oi which will bc ol. trcmen t!ous cheap. i Gcn,.emon--vGnr arc invited 10 examine my s'o k of goods he.ore purchasirg else where. as am determined not to be unGer$oldi by any man in th part of the country. { The fancy department en braces ali ihat is new or deslahie, in Dual.se French and Itul ian, black and iancv silk Cravats, Suspenders. | Gloves, u all kinds nnIbrt Has. aud good as- 1 Sortment of plain and fan.y sItr;s hosoms and { collars, hosarr, with every o;h article usually , kept in tiENTLLMANS OCTFTriNG .IsrABL.SH- MLNT.
 ! Gentlemen furnishing ,er 10th can have 1 their eaTn cnts made in a style moi to be sur ] passed ln iashun CT wCrkma,.slnp. aud warrda. ! ted to it.
 Cutting d,'ne at short ro,ite, l SRrnn iash. nS jnsr received | icei nnGcr treat, hliea ions to my numcr. tons crs'c ntls tnI Il cir past attention. and rust by clos e application 10 business. nd fem deit rmi1ation Itot lobe ex.t!!rh bv any estah- IISEl.Ient of Inc kin in the tonntrv, sha I merit the patronage which las been so ll!,er ally bestowed
 T. Fl. RICHARDS.
 West Street, LielG, Id. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
Steam Engines and Boilers

A RE made and IepaiIsd on Ihe shortest no. "A tee by the subscriber. Shstling and Ma. chIneEy oi al kIads made to order. Castings furnished Of the best quality. and exiremsay low.
 Kumble's Patent Machine, Stretched Leather Bslts. Also, Chain Pumps or Kalel Elevators. wholesale and relail.
 TOOLS, PAT FERNS, DIES. and all kindi of work usually done in ma, hine shop, dc n, in style which cannot tail io suit cusfolnslH GAS, STEAM and WATER PIPES always is hand. AARON KIL3OURN No, Howard st. New Haven,
 December lst. I64o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
MOusatOnic Railroad:
 Nummef Arrangement. commanding Anril %

o'AVny CVulutCuClMS Apfll yy, HE Cars on this road run in connection ,J. II with 'he New Yorkand New Haven, and .Motn'ng Train for Pittsfieldleayes Bridye- pot' a. lo4O a. n., m the arrival of the Mor, hing Express Train from New York, inc sec. Pnd Accommodation Train from New Haven, and the Nausatuck Train from Wins,ed.
 Eoemtag Train leaves Bridgeport tor Pitts. held at p p m. on the arrival ot D. m. Ex. press Train from New York aud the 4 30 D, m Train from New Haven and the Naugatucl Train from. Watel bury.
 RETURNING,
 First Train leaves Pittsfieid at s 3O a. m and conncctsat Bridgeport with the Exnres, Train to New Yoik, at l25 D. m. and in, Special Train to New Haven.
 Second Train leaves Pittsfield, at D m and connes's with the Evening Express Trair to New York al s 50 p. m.
 An Extra Passenger Train will leave State line. o~ the arrival ofthe Morning Train fiom Albany. and intersect the Q 30 Piisfie,d Train at Van Deusenville. Returning, leaves Van Deusehvi!le on the arrival of the lO4O a, m. Train from Bridgeport and intersccts he West. ern Train for Albany at State line.
 Freight Trains leave Bridgeport at o'clock m. every morning,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
Come a1asA Nee z

ME shall sell our remaining stock of Sum- " mer Dress Go, d. al Cost, to make room Ter fall purchases This is no humbug We meanjt. kLVORD & RROTHEpS.
 WalcsttVille, Aug. G, 1850 3wI3
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
MUSICAL lNsTEtMl.NTS!

ture SERAPHlNES and MELC DEONS of the very lest quality o We tone and workmanship. His Seia phinss are made upon principles entirely new, and are not inferior 10 any made ol used in this country.
 DAYTON'S IMPL OPTED ME LODAONis admitted by the most com peien, judges 10 be superior 10 any Melode on now in use. It has a keyboard simi- lar to that of Piano or Seraphine. The Case is of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and Mahogany, and is well finished. The lone is very smooth, and can be made loud or soft by the use of ihe Swell Pedal. IL is well adapted to quick or slow music. The Bellows is constructed on a'hew aud inn proved pian,-ii works with Pedal, and with bat lillle incOn ,enience 10 the perfor- mer. IL iseasily made portable by folding the legs underneath.
 N. E. These instruments are well adap ted Tor an accompan meat 10 church chuirs as we'll as for plrlor use, and as they are made in strong and substantial manner, he subscriber feels entire confidence in res commenting lhem us adurable aud efficient inSi rumeni. n= The public are invited 10 call and ] examine rhem.
 nFPianos, Seraraines, and other Mu. 1 sical Instruments, tuned and repaired.
 J. DAYTON. 1 WO'cOuville, Conn.,, July, lsl9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
.4E 2S CenHa.

ME have lot of Ladies Shoes, which are w little out of siyle which we shall sell so centspeF Par ALv0RO 6 BRorHERS
 WOicostville,.Aug- 9th, swis
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-29
1srgsfuck R ailroad d
 
: SUN4NER ARRANGEM.ENT,

OV9'ssV0 1VS8sy <11Fet NFt8tD 4OOVe ENiRST panseRger tratI. will leave Bridgeport L for Waterbury al IO,25 a. m., or os the arrival ot the 5 a. m Expless Train from New YoIk. connecting al Siraliord with the 9 ,5G a. m. Train frt.n New Haven.
 2d dPassessger Train will leave Bridgeport fol sVinsted, al 3,lo P. m or on the arrival of the fhe2,45 p m Express Train iron, New YorK connecting at Sifatfrd wth Ihe l 90 p. m Train from New IlaAel.
 1stFreigl,t Train with passenger car attached wi Il leav' Bidgepol flor Win-ted at 20 d. ID
 2d Freight Train win pavsenger ear attach- ed w'll l"ayr Bridge poit fov Waterbury at 6.