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THE best assortment OF BAY State long shawis In d
|. i District-We have just opened
20 doubic-face xhais Of the
and sock Of these goods win be found and h
Than the same quality can be had esswhcr II consists in Dr'
the following grades, viz #ss tE4H s
So ~ by l4 inches, finest quality, all in styles, mani
be had elsewhere s#
50 do. 60 by LAG inches high colors
do do. lower priced do, great variety OF styles
loo do from - 20 Is, good styles and heavy -.H
rs do from 81 IS to % SO
a5 mourning and haifmouming do, from 90 so TO go
20 halfmourning square shawis, great bargain
10 highcoIored fqunre plaid shawis, very hne
Making Of every price and color com
and promise show them with pleasure 10 all Ia want and n
them Al the murkei price south Of New York.
French Mcrinos.
Of French Mcrinos will also be found vs
pe, containing desirable shades that generally scarce
w. NJ SINISTER d Co,
Corner Of 7th street and Penn. sven~
Dec 7--d2wif
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N w.
BY Asa Kinns alphabetically arranged with reference 70
latest and most approved authorities.
svos, Law sheep, syo, PIP 4,l77 Retail price $40 81.
40 and 81 Ann street, New Yoh
Opinions Of fAe Prefession. .ts 4
There are few works In the profession that contain such
public patronage. a b5 I'LL OH .#I ll9l !
NRw YoaK, Sept %, 1850. ''-7-'''N'
Justice opinion Of The above nal
CHANCELLOR wALwoRTH
NEW yoRK, Sept. 20, 1850. eia ,e3ra.43 gF
The reliable from whole ns
ofiega treatise and reports both American and orsisn
powerful auxiliary % The law student. giving him ne facility I'll
and the man Of business 4s " VII ~
ocrosxs 10, 1850. 1- 81" t.'---
frequently citations, have been h
sssd with their and have been q m.:
pies Of ne case. referred TO- Indeed have received 90 much
''-4 = A'''' '"'' ~ ''''' ItDaE EDMuSps
notebook while to the profession deal Of
DAVID PAUL BROWN, philadspa.
Mr. Kline has collected with great diligence and accuracy
IN a II %
references the authorities copous give any ID
SCISSOR the work very large lay up ssy PETERS ps,.a.,
Ihave examined Knne's Law Compendium with ana
ton a. other avoca,ons would allow and am satisfied
facilitate the labors Of counsel in The
nes can with confidence that they are treated with p
'''S'''' - $3.50 JUDGE cRIDLEY. Udca, New Yal |
Il is calculated be greater help s,uden, any
book Of It's size extant and will find ts way upon every
MI NJ 1890 ss rs,a. w. L. HURST, philadelphia
The plan, and utility, and Of these works have
the uaqaa1ned appreciation q the distinguished a.u
Vermont Honblower Of New Jersey Tucker Of virginia Cara
Nov aa-1 - and 81 Ann urea |
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lust RECEIVED fine and choice lot o Jenny Land
wreahs which invite the ladies' call and
from I'll to S5.
ma sN J. b.. A. TATE,
Dec lS-3t At Kings Lace Store
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CUPERIOR Daguerrcotypes I-Ffrst Premium ID
wHlTEHURsThas extended the field Of his operations
ground any dagueeotyps the country. His CALLERS
avenue, 4X
No. 207 BALTIMORE street, Baltimore; broadway
street, New York; No. n Main street, Richmond; Bycan
street, Petersburg; Main street, Norok and Main street, La
burg, Virginia.
beautiful highly -daguerreotypes
extraordinary Improvement insuring faithful and highly
Iikenesses in few seconds
The rotary ground, by II. whiiehurs gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture.
Whtehusts now distribute hir bal
sand pictures annually and have never given M
certainly aterng proof Of the superiority Of his hkenesseG
II. w. public generally his eeg
furnished gallery Lang and fuckers store wheps
exhibition of pictures win be given FT r
Notwithstanding the unusual competition In daguereoypesu
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, he awarded The q
medal by the judges. E
Likenesses ofsvery description copied, and post
attended 10. 4s Nov 28-dl
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| NENTEEL FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY.-on Wed
savs. dwelling SIDE between u
me anars and household effects Of family removing from ,hs
Plane . %sso saI. p.., ss chairs lounges
Mahogany Soofeas s and book .Ssivs.
ss Manu- t, sos % snd p.. sasls s%s clock
China dinner and tea service, glassware
parior chamber, and stair carpets, oneoth
Maple s %s o:i ssSaS sea- pG %.sss
s .a , wsss0S a.s and
Toss.ssf Win general kitchen utensils.
actoriiy endorsed, bearing interest -
Dec i4-eodad. Auetionstn.
RUlTER, Cheese. Baehwhs.t, sEc.--1he sus.cnbsr
Jus. @ rs and sS%s, 4 q family
: s I ss ssas s1$. Orange county suu.r
70 boxes Goshen cheese s,'''
g 90 Lodns. rai.na, in WHOLE half quarter bors.
so % s :. ,r, .s,. Esn ss. sa.r.p.
8 cases Genoa cron and preserved ginger
barrel. SUP, nor Wine biscuits
SS Ii mould
50 do ethereal Oh, or .piri, ga.
Is 40 New Yo's and Virgins. family -four
10 barr barrel. aud 50 bag. extra huled bucs%heat
i es.s New Lebanon corn 'e'sN
20 ,.srrs ,i No :, ?, and d.. msekerel
81, =. ed, and pcsled ssmcn ssrd,nes &C.
: chests extra ans imperial esnpowao Young Tyson
10 do Ooong, souchong, aud Pouchong teas
IS bags Java Maracaho. and Lnguayra coffee
10 baskets champagne wine, Hydeseck n N'
Pale sherry Madeira Lisbon, sweet
Maiags wines dranght and 10 bottles -
doz OF Hockemer wine, 1872
acases Of London porter and Scotch ae
4 cask OF Newark bottled cider #r #y a#
Of old Duff Gordon
lemon and anesetta, and Noyeau cherry cordial II
Old London dock otard Dupey &C.. seignette
casc old Hennesy pale brandy
pipe Holland gin - E....#
I barrel Irish whskey
Loaf, crushed, powdered and pulveized -nrsrs
casks stuarts hest steam strip
case lemon sirup =
bales Jute and Aiicant
doz assorted pickles
Walnut, mushroom and catsup
Flour pals, tin and wooden painted buckets
g doz. fancy shoe aud busting brushes
90 do wire tied Shaker brooms and whiskH
8 baskets superior salad oil
10 boxes Hun b Sons fancy soaps, assorted
do Cesule fsT e.a#
Together general assortment Of other articles usually
kept IN my line.
JOHN J. JOYCE.
Northwest OF r. and 18Th streets
Dec 7--eo5uf ss fInt.I .6#.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, AuctiOncers.
CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY, AND COT
- furniture Of family Thursday,
cembe 49, at O'Clock we shall sell the residence Of Mr.
Haswei 10th John
superior household and kitchen fntue consisting part
splendid piano, made by Dubois 5eabury
Mahogany sofa, divhns, and parlor chairs
Marbie-top centre table, union chairs
Pier tables, dining, and card tables AAa a .yA
Ladies' work table, rockers
superb marble mantle clock = A#n41
branches, brackets, candlestlcks
Chinese teapoys, sets of walters
Two French plate pier glasses, Ore
Mahogany hook shelves, piano stool and rack
White French china, dinner
One very rich, figured desert service @
Three-ply, ingram, and Veniuan carpets i.
Mahogany, French, and beadstsads
Dressing and plain bureaus, wardrobes
Wasllstands, toilet tables, and #.ft@
Rosewood mrror-front wardrobe, very rich .s.at
Elegant marbe-op cottage
Walnut arm, and other caneseat chairs
Looking glasses hall lamp
Cooking and other
Together with general assortment Of kitchen articles
Terms $50 and credit from four MONTHS for
- DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Dec l2--eodu g Auctioneers.
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CD ID FELL OWs' HALL.
The Oriental Panorama.

OD
The Oriental Panorama.
LAST WEEK ss st.7t hs# HE#
THIS truly magnificent work Of viii continue exhibition M
week only.
Exhibitions evening" and Wednesday and Saturday aner
moons O'Clock. Doors open AT o'clock
Admission children under ~ years. half price.
Doors 81 o'clock begins ococl
precisely. ft@A
Attendance will be given the Office Of the daily
tween 10, !. m, and !,
I5--d6t y +
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When 10 forward Der mail
express reference respectable New York viii " nv
ncienl All orders will meet with promP. attention, sddssd
RtLgt H5a s3#M 8aK3 as Madison street, New You
Orders will be attended promptly ifle OF Me-.
William street. -
B. Business cards. u nom same diss Al n
per thousand. ..E4,t wy HI VI 1919 y
Nov f5-d3m e9f ~ " HE4sh Ntsd
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Aw NOTICE.-ovID y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS
attorneys and counselofs aaw win attend 10 MI Professions
the Supreme Court Of the United States and in The
era OF the District OF Columbia They will also attend
business in the different public departments Mt Washington
Office Pennsylvania avenue, between l2h and 10Th
side. Nov 5--dn
JENNY LIND OPERA cLOAKs.-we opened yesterday
Monday beautiful lot Of the above goods which invite
cLAGErT, NEWTON MAY, 90.
Dec I0--dw
CAUTION about agents OF. snider's vvinss.--Consa
Washington persons
tenng themselves authorized cell take orders for wines
&c, OF importation, have such employed
Orders from should be telegraph,
direct u rhadsphia when they will be Instantly attended
The eds delivered freight and the order satsfsctoly
AcoB SNYDER, in,
Wine merchant, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
Dec, l3-dim
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8
ssis-sssiisg AaysEs.si.s E.y.epss. No. ass sl.a.,
street, New York. --'s4
THE sabscrber In soliciting patronage al who may =. a.
advertisement fees hai hssilsuen win which ~
article brought before public The experience 81 yssr M
labshed their superiority beyond al question and he eoa6d.
the testimony those business have u.ed N
envelopes and his rady increasing sAes proof Of ts
ceIencs. The following few Of the Their Don
laritys - A94 Tsssal * ftifH liaHA ~
is On the place occupied ~ seal person may have NJ
ed eoofed or plain, thus a1osdDg ae - hs st 49,
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST fraud
ID The envelope be opened without being des.roys
3D. Neither waters requisite seal them. "
4th Upon the miscarriage Of letter INN
letter once.
5 The envelopes furnished a. almost THE SAME PRm
Az rLs ONES with only the additional Of the viii
9th. Each letter mailed 10 a RI #peas4 s. ~.
MOST EFFECTIyE ADVERTISEMENT,
sure 10 attract the attention Of through hands NJ
pass. sf 5FAMIeyEM .#sN Ae 800 gt8 mi $3.50 q ~
The following Is list OF prices dies engraved on Inn,
and Of envelopes o. the usual letter either white bud
good paper, aud made with naine address, &C
Price Of Dies Price Of Envelopes
~ ,e' ~ W n
~ ~ 81
~ 70 M
0u 70
81 F ~
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I------- Jenny Lind Opera GIasses. = I \
lust received OF shell
which win be sold small advance from
beautiful and splendid o Of gold and silver watches
guards chains diamond and silver
plated paor clocks, and variety OF fancy
hodays which viii be sold cheap al
other establishment In this city.
attention paid repairing Watches clocks and jewey
c. w. HEyDoN
Between ~ and streets, National Hotel,
Dec l5-dlw fNai. Intel.1 Washington, ID. e.
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F-ow the PLATES.

v,,,to c, Io...ats.l Gaz-tt- ofthe 5.h inst
The Nessrs. ko0ldouks, ~nO have traiiu5
ost near Fort LARAMIE, arrived IN tms place Ca
Eedaesday evening FROM the Plans. Ihey ic''
III Do,t. which Is iiit, miles bc.0~ Fort LARAMIE
- The f4th OF April Dut owing 10 the great scafc!Iy
4 erass, were unable 90 travel but very SUIT
St,,ncc per day, winch accounts for the great
Sastb a time they were or the Plains They met
aaes,st company Of emi-rauts iiify les this side
", Laramie, on The .o-h day of April Their
se,ses uere much reduced their being little or no
80 80 ~, he Plains A iew days after they met
"a ses.,d company, aud every day Afterwards
=, Isr,e numbers u the cmisrants. They were
.s,tip. on we'll aud appeared 10 ENJOY the trip
Loly' Their general health was good, there beng
- lew cases Of sickness. Tney heard Of only
~ person who had he small pOX, but did not
now of single case oil cholera. AS an evidence
fthe general beslsh Of toe emigrants, they only
rw two graves on "a ,ir return, aid one OF these
d grave OF a Child. They counted on their return
400 wsgons Immediately on the road. They
,s..ed q large nUmuer 81 cons az the different
sDcamp mebts oil the rJ4c, winch they did not in
frde IL ihelr count Taking into consideration
Ne fac, That ey passed The Independence road
vbere IL Iatersects the 81 Joseph road before the
main b,av Of the euiIsfan's had arrived az that
,in,. anc LOT inset u ally OF the emigran:s who
III the Diuiis and d FOrl Nearney, they travelipg
"a the Other side OF thy Platte, We should not bs
urprizeo Il near 1900 rmigrents are now on the
Plains bound for California There were never
s,s than four men 70 a wagon, and frequently
,ome wsgOns contained i've SIX, and even seven
,ersoDs. Allowing four men 70 wagon, AID they
net on their return upwards of sc, 900 persons no.
ncuding the pack.mu!e com panles, besides large
amber who were encsmped of the road
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RemlngtOas Bridge.

This bridge is being exhibited IN Alabama with
great success The Montgomery Journal says
This wonderful structure continues to excite the
interest aud admiration Of our community and of
strangers visiting cur city. Notwithstanding its
Fragile appearance, II hangs as firmly as ii it would
endure forever. We neglected 10 mention that
the DETECTION in the Center IS about 10 feet M
Calvin Sayre, OF this city, We learn, was the first
b show his iaith In its strength, and passed over
on horseback, aud then drove over with a horse
and buggy. That this was a matter which re-
CURED true nerve may be imagined when it is
'ecolected that the bridge was then but an open
PLATFORM. about nine feet in width, without any
suercs at the sides, aud moreover, without the
weights "hloe are necessary ia these structures
p hold them Gown hrmy, aud prevent the virb-a
bon and unsteady motion usually SO terrifying to
Grses. The vibration in this case was very gSeat
1.-The horse, however, vas spirited and courageous
aud went oni freely Toes slightest fatering or yerv.
hg from the narrow track would have given oar
iearless young friend WAC held the "ribbands a
A0tst OF some ~ OF 20 ieet downward, which he
krtable.
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From .taexicO.

From d g New Or eans Plcayune, Juse I2h.
We received yesterday ines vi papers from Mex
co. which, though no later than had previously
0me 20 hand, contains items Of news
NJ helchor Ocampo, VINO had resigned his Office
Of Minister OF the Treasury, could not be persuaded
10 Withdraw bis Resignation, aud consequently d.
Benilscio Gutierrez was appointed In his place.
hind Ct an Instruction hal broken out In the
city OF Puebia among the oAicers and soldiers co
posing the battalion Of lIurOlde. 1t seems that
benOr mugica, recently Governor OF the State, had,
On account OF iii health obtained leave OF absence,
during shiCh ID. Baltszer FUclOng exercised the
hnctions OF the guDernatorIal office. This gave
sood chance for a prOmuucismento to the unque.
tprlts IN the army, add accordingly they TOOK up
position and issued proclamation, declaring that
hey would never lay down their arms till SenJr
Nugico reassumed tue GOyernorship.
Ii they bad remained fiSn ia this determn alton
they would very likely have had hard time of it,
Is the respectable gentleman would not come when
called on, but posltye!y refused to have anything
10 do with the affair Or toe Government either OF
oOuIse after this, the insurgents had nothing moro
10 do 80 they surrendered az discretion Altog ether
il was funny piece Of business
In Humantla some dlih cultles Of a more serious
nature had occurred. A number of contrabandists
attacked the soldiers who were guarding the To-
bscco and drove them oil. Three hundred men
and two pieces OF artillery were instantly dl
spatchcd 10 the scene of disorder.
A disputed boundary question between the States
Of New Leon and TansulIpas is about to be re.
ierred TO joint commission. la this way it is
thought an amicable settlement can be procured.
On the 18Th uE. tre occurred in the city Of
Mexico, bat did not do much damage.
The papers still contain accounts OF the terrible
nyages Of the Cholera La Tab isco the disease
had broken out with great violence. At Queretaro
be humber Of deaths since the commencement 0
The epidemic amounted 10 72S. The Government
has decided. in the Cholera should attack the
capital, to form a new cemetery az Moino del Rey
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I,oo srKsoER For The Tdbuns


a..ols,e now, il is oes0late now,
- ~ ,he winds through the waving pines
/. soue i. he Of the "a"qo', brow
'' varnur the leaves Of the creeping vines
Ike the castles Se build at night
when al the world i.stul around
IN. the eos.smer airy and light
SIS ssept By the wind TO the space profound
-. 1s.o,ste now, it is desolate now
90 ssy the hearts Of mourning tram
s,-rOw is pictured GA many brow
That never may smle ssaini
e., N, world is ds-k in the eyes OF those
WHO have seen each blidins hope decay
o.. that We nigh; with tue Dead r'Po'e'
IA, the loved Of earth have passed away.
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-n.<s REGULAR WAL LINE nk.

X1Kzzr{F.s5S6s TNE EN BUSfON And NEW-FUKk,
via Sonington and Providepce-Inlsrt
route, without ferry, change Of bsggsgel-Ths
steamers C. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone and
COMMODORE, Capt William H. France, Ia counecroa
Wiki the SoniDgton and Providence and Boston and Prvv
dencs Railroad. leaving New York daily Sundays
cep,sdl from Pier North River first wharf above Set
tory Place, al O'Clock, r. NJ. and Ssonngton 81 q.
clock, p. NJ or upon the arrival OF the mail raiu IRON
sosol -hsse steamers ouii expressly for the rooss
and CVey respect particularly sdspied the navgs
ton OF Loo Aslsnd Sound The accommodations for pes.
senge cOmmodiOus and CONFERENCE.-The ofhcers CO.
pabe and experienced The being the shoress and
between Boston and NswYork passengers are
enabled arrive In ample me for the morning lines q
steamboats, and railroads running 10 various points ffuu
those cities The c. VANDERBILT win leave New-York
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday. Leave sonngon Moo
leave New YORK Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Lesvs
Elonn gton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. B-fass
on the arrival Of the stoningon pro.
coed Immediately In The splendid rsiros. TO Prov
dence sns Boston. baxgagemsste< accompanies 60
usln 20 and from Boston FOR pssssge berths sateroom
wharf. and NJ Tho Office, IL Bstteryplacel -
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TRAVELLING.
NEy-YORK a. RRIE IAN.

E rz===- NETWORK a. ERIE RtIl.
- $500. 70 . Ap.-kEw ROUTE TO BUFsA-
efng Monday, MAJ 9Th 1850.
Lesvs New Yort for BACKGAMMON. Elnira Corning, &c
tsusasSs * sS.sd - Steamboat HoxAs POWELL
bon pier foot Of puSns-si
brcasfas; AID supper on board The boat
ExPREss TRAIs Al 80 A. NJ siUpping ozly :; Picrnont
tuterr8 Chester Goshen hid6leto sp. Port Jervlf, Mar
rovsburg, Depos,t Laoesboro snshamIor, O~ego We
VERY Fsctoryvel Elmirs ard Jefferson, arriving a. 90
re7a 10 81 d. Passengers foT Buffalo taxing us Train
vii lake the Express Train from Albany 81 Geneva and
WAY AND Nan TslIS~AiS 50 AN stopping at all the
understanding a. Corning the evening NJ 10 80 och
WAY Tram a 30 PM for oasvie add al inseEmeei-
NlsHr Exrnrss rRAIs, At Pm. stopping Al Piormoat,
s7rsTrs Cseser, 0oshen MA etown Ousvte Port Jer.
VS. ard 81 the stations Wes OF Pen Jeryis Passengers
for bufto By this train proceed Geneva dine here sGd
tass The EIPre,. Train from Albany, arriving Buffalo
next evening Passengers for Ithaca Csyuza Bridge and
,ounS On Ceyuga Lake take the Of The Cayugs and
su,SuehsnnH Railroad a owego, which leave led.Aisy
Lycorirg counties Pa take The es-s OF he Corning AID
Bo'sbur. Railroad al Corning sages leays Nsrowsbsrg
toryvile,l Elnia s1e Coming on arrival Of he rars
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
ExFREss TRAIN leaves Geneva AZ 50 A. n. Stopping
Elnirs Wayerly (Factoryvile) Owexo Binghamton
Lensbcro, Deposit Narowsbarg Por, Jervis Hddeto~a
Soissn ches;er sufsrrs, and PiernoE arriving In New
Way Asp Nan TRuS leaves Corning q, S 50 An. stop
pig e, a. he S,sions and arrives II NewYork ais P Pm
NIeHr EMPRESS Tram leaves Geneva al 81 Pm snd
Corning 81 aopPng az al he stations west Of Port
yeFvs snd ei .ddetovn, Goshen, Chester, Susrrs and
fiernont, arriving IN New YORK at9 AN
WAY Tram leaves Ousvtle al 40 An stopping al al
me stations, and arriving IN New.YOTk a. 10 50 AN.
= Special Train Monday morning leaves Pon
Jeryii - stopping al s he s.saons snd sIhy,1g
In New YoTk ct 10 An
HEwBvRsR BRAscH leaves Newbursh a. Al and 50
= NJ sno M. connecting with Tho trains going WsN
Leave chester al SO n and Is NJ. and IS P. MOI
1tya OF me trains from The WesL Freight usns leave
hewourgh Al NJ and Chester az l5PM
fREIGBI TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane A. ai6Ps
rreghi or Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and al places
Mt.t A.sn by Express freight rains and IL forwarded
nyAn CHARLES hINor Superintendent
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r. ryssss.szs4- EBw-YORK AND NEW-HA-
80 Cz<5 SIs95ssyEN RAiLROAD.-On and sf.c1

~. ~ fzEE79f-INkW-fUhk md NkW-HA-
Wednesday, April "A, mo following
trains will leave Toe CanaLsl Station near Broad way =
Passenger. slso received al the New-Yors and Harlem
|. Accommodation Train Al " AN. tor New-hcche1cs
hsmsroneck, Rye, Pors Chester, 6resa~ich stamford.
Dsrien. NOrwslk Weslporl Southport, Fairfield Bridge
port 6trsford Milford and New Haven. Passengers from
The WsySuuOns Tor Albany and the Stations on he Hocs
stop gepoTL PAsseng from Way Stations for Doe
ton, Providence, Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con-
neclcut River Railroads will tase this Train snd Join Tx
press Train at New-Hsv6n.
Express Train al O'CLOCK A. M for Stanford Bndgs
port Albany, and Ho1sslonic and rsuganck Railroads.
RAILROAD, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
Accommodation Train Al 9 A M for Nsw-Hsven, and
intermediate Stations, Hampton, Cheshire, sou,angsn
?ianvle FsImuzIOn Avon, Tsrifville, and Congytts
siiddlelown, Hartford and Springfield:
Express Train 81 Pm. for Stanford, Norwslkr
Bridgeporl aud Housatonic and NaugaIuck Railroads.
Hew aven, ard Stations the Canal Railroad, Hartford,
Springfield Worcester snd Boston.
8. Accommodation Train s4 Pm. for HswHsyer sne
ali The intermediate Stations
COmmulstop Train 9, $50 Pm for Bridgeport and
iHsflnoD'''' TRAINS TO HEw.YoKK
l. Communication Train Al 645 M from Bridgeport,
stopping At all the intermediate sgeuons
,opons AT eli Intermediate Stations receiyng Passenger
rom Nsugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport
8 Accommodation Train a. $50 M rom New-haven
stoDpiug al all The intermediate Slstions receiving Pss
nom he Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad,
sad Haugslucb Railroad
Cxprtss Train from Bos,onl from New-Bsven stopping
a. Bridgeport and stanford receiving Passengers from s
Housafonlc Railroad NJ Bridgeport
Accommodation Train Al 80 p M (fecetving rassers
Fsrp from the Accommodation Train from Boston,) frou
Rev. Haven stopping Al all the Intermediate ststions
Express Train al 10 NJ Tor In connection with En-
pfsss Train from Boston, stopping a. Bridgeport Norwsk
and Stamford arriving 70 RswYorh a. ll.0 Pm Even
ing Train from Piushed connects with this Train q
Pss,ngeTs are requested procure tickets before t4xinf
sess 10 ihe Cara lsSonI f. b. MASON. sapl