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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, june Ia.

CINCINNATI, June IA.
FLOUR AND GRAIN There was more
inquiry for -four to-day, and better feeling
in the market generally. The sales however
owing to most of the supplies being held
above the views Of buyers, were restricted
to l60 and 200 bbls. Pa, from store at $3.50,
so do. Ohio at same, 40 do for canal at
1925. In grain, heard of no transactions.
Oats in store are held at 43c. Barley malt
may now be quoted at 81 ,05 l0c.
PRovIsIoNs.-The sales to-day were con-
fined to 100 pieces country hams at &c /; and
100 do shoulders, after our report at 4c
) loose.
WHlsKEY.-Sales Of l59 bbls in lots from
river al &c, % do from railroad at same,
l8O do from canal at 2l5c, 800 do in lots
from rivera 2l2c.
SUGAR.-Sales Of 10 hhds at SIC, and 25
do prime at g..
MoLAssEs.-Sales Of 325 bbls N. o. at. 30,
so do from landing at 29a, and Is do s. H.
at 38lc.
RIcE.-Sales Of small quantities at 4sc.
CoFFEE.-Sales of 100 bags at 94c, part
cash and part on time; 100 at &c. cash, and
400 do at 92c.
CoTToN.-A sale Of 46 bales middling at
l2Ac.
BUTTER. Sales at ga 9lc. -
River has fallen inches during the last
"a hours and is still receding.
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MARRIED. AT Captain Myers Hotel in
this place, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev G.
w. Robinson, Mr.. JOHN MIIToN JONES TO
Miss CyETHIA A. SPENCE both Of Peters
burgh, Highland county ohio,-- Hills
boro' GGS. ,'s Is
Sol(e)d at last We thought you'd peg
out before you'd risk your all with the tickle
god, We'll, il boots not much whether
one is "spliced' ornot, justso he's scattipg
his way through life : TO the best advantage,
.cInpointo oI fact. as unc.e Felix says, ii's
botterto t.splice whom you can mako good
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Miss E. DIS poetic effnsion will hardly
do for publication. The subject, however,
is favorite ono with the ladies', great
many ut least, and the plot is we'll design
ed. We always make due allowance, of
course, for "irst attempts" for we remen-
ber with remarkable distinctness our own
first attempt at composition.
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News from Cuba.

BosToN, Juno r.
Captain Stafford of the brig Portland.
has Just arrived here from Cardenas, with
dates to the afternoon of the 2lst ult., re.
ports that about 300 troops had arrived
there from Havana and all quiet.
The five invaders left behind by Gener-
al Lopez were in prison, and il was not
known what would be done with them.
The amount taken from the safe of the
custom-hoise was acknowledged by the
collector to be only $1,000.
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@We rejoice to see again that excel.
cellent paper, the Chilicothe Advertiser,
on our table, after short suspension.
1t is improved in appearance somewhat,
and isirnow edited and published by Mr..
Bookwalter alone. We wish friend Ad.
that success which every clever typo mcr.
its,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-17

The well known authoress Of the
Scottish Chiefs, and many other standard
novels, Miss Jane Porter, died ut the resi-.
dence of her brother, Bristol England, on
4 the 23d ult., from m attack Of pulmonary
appoplexy. She was in her 74lh year,
and retained to her last her intellectual
faculties unimpaired, and also her cheer
fulness of disposition for which she had
been admired during her long life.
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/: BY TELEGRAPH.
Nashville Convention,
NASHVILLE, June 70.

Editors Dispatch:
MIR. Dawson had q resolution 10 offer,
declaring the old lines in the south abolish
cd, and that the whole south should unto
in ore party, which he desired should pass
without remark. C ,ia.s
Mr.. irwin said that if he had q child,
he thought it should have a name. He
would recommend thst it be called the
"souliern Republicanparty."
MIR. Rhett wished it 10 go to q commit.
Ice, but Mr.. Dawson preferred 10 with.
drawit rather thnu let II go to committee.
A resolution to adjoura sine die at 4
o'clock was laid on the table.
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OTThe Washington Republic says that
if any better plan Of compromise than the
one recommended by the President, be
adopted, most undoubtedly he will be en-
titled to the credit Of it! No doubt! And
if any better plan than the one recommended
by him should not pass and dissolution of
the Union should take place, he will be en-
titled to all the credit. according to the Re-
public's logic.
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Congress-,

The members of Congress appear to- have
gotten about through with debating the 0m-
nibus Bill. An amendment in effect the
same as the Wilmot Proviso, has been voted
down in the Senate. and another, declaring
the Constitution in force in the territories,
was adopted on the same day. Various 9TH
er motions have been made and so decided
as to give signs of the passage of the bill,
and we may now look for decisive vote on
the main question before long.
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Second Dispatch.

NASHVILLE, juno I2-P. NJ.
Southern convention adjourned in hor-
mony and high spirits, to meet on the sixth
Monday after adjournment of Congress,
at Nashville. Address in resolutions a.
dopted by vote Of every state, with few
individuals dissenting Tennessee delega-
tion unanimous. Clay's compromise con-
demned throughout. Missouri line declared
extreme concession. Rights Of Texas
unanimously sustained.
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VI The steamer Scioto was discovered
to be on fire near the middle Of her cabin,
on the siarboord side, on Tuesday. just
alter lenying Cincinnati. Il WINS exlin-
guished, however with promptnoss, and
without doing much damage, :
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Barnum, il is said, having been encon.
aged in his success, in procuring Jenny
Lind, is now making great efforts to bring
Queen Victoria out nextyearl She would
doubtless have great run!
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Gody's Lady's Book for July has been
received. 1t contains several beautiful en-
cravings and any number of well written
articles from distinguished contributors.
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A man named John S. Dunn, was arrested
and lodged in Jail in Chillicothe, on Thurs
day, for having borrowed horse and buggy
some nine years ago, of Mr.. Day, and forget
ting to return il or himself either.
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The steamer Monongahela struck rock
at the foot of the rapids, on the upper Mis-,
sissippi, on Sunday night week, and sunk
in four feet water. ~
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Our Table.


HuNT's MERCHANTS MACHINE AND CONNER.
cIAL REVIEW, June 1850. N. Y, S. per
annum,
We have in the present number Of this
valuable magazine two interesting articles
entitled Trade," and "Money," besides
the usual amount of statistics, interesting
not only to merchants, but the people gen.
orally.
BLAoKwooD's EDMBuRoH MAGAZINE, May, 80.
American edition--Leonard Scott & Co.,
New York, $3per year.
"Dies Boreales" or " Christopher under
Canvass is continued, and "My Peninsu-
lar Medal" increases in interest, The
oheapness Of these foreign Reviews brings
them within the reach Of every one in this
country, and they are worth double the
price paid for them,
THE WATER CynE JOURNAL AND HERALD OF re-
forms, June 1850. Fowler and Wells, N. Y.
Shopper year.
This number contains many interesting
articles on HydrOpathy, and we are conf.
dent that, we're il read more, much Of the
opposition to its reforms would subside.
The UmTED STATES MAoAzNE AND DEMocRATc
REvIEw. Ketlell and Moore, N. X, June 1850
This is on unusually interesting NUM-
!. .ber. md contains the Portrait of T.. P,
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Arrival of the Canada---Later from Eu-
rope.

-,s HALIFAX, June IL.
The Canada arrived this morning from
Liverpool with dates to the lst inst. The
Victory sailed on the same day from Gal.
way for Halifax and New York.
Cotton advanced I'D, fair New Orleans
being quoted at 7sd. Weeks sales 65O,.
600, bales, of which spectators took near
10000, and exporters less than 1000.
A better feeling exists in -four, but no
change in prices. The same may be said
Of wheat. Corn is dull, and prices Cd to
Is lower.
Political Intelligence.
The new House of Parliament was oc.
cupied by the Commons on Wednesday,
since then Lord John Russell has obtained
leave to introduce the bill whicn was re.
jected by the Lords at the last session, TO
enable Baron Rothchild to take his seat
for the city of London.
An address to her Majesty by Lord Ash,
ly has been carried, asking that measures
be taken to stop all Post Office labor on
the Sabbath throughout the Kingdom. The
address met with unavalling opposition
from the Cabinet. Profound silence is OBJ
served by the Ministry on oil foreign of.
fairs, and busy negotiations are going on
between the French Cabinet and Downing
street. The dead pause in the quarrel is
only broken by the rumor that General
Lofilte will return tomorrow.
The Russian Ambassador has been re-
called from st. James. In the mean
time public opinion beth in England and
France, seems to have summed up the con-
troversy, deciding that there IS secret
cause behind the alIedged one on dispute.
And while it may be insisted upon thut
Luftte was too hasty, Lord Palmerston
will, il is believed in the ond, be placed in
position beyond doubt that bis offensive
demonstration after all was done.in self.
defence. The decision in the Archer's
Court in the Gotham case has been post.
poned till the 10Th of June.
FRANcE.-The speakers in the contin-
ued debate on the Electoral Law bill, have
been Lamartine, Theirs, Jules, FAIRIES,
Greoy and Leon Fauchon. All the a,
mendments moved, have been defeatcdand
the second article was carried by amin,
monse minority, the funds going up as the
Mountain party went down.
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@ The excitement in New Orleans in
regard to Cuba is greater than ever, and
il is rumored that another expedition has
been set on foot, and that thousands are
willing TO go there, and would go immedi-
ately, were there conveyances. Some
trouble may grow out of this Cuban busi-
ness yet.
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OTSenator Foote has accepted an invi-
tation to deliveran address before the Wash
ington Monument Society on the 4th ofJuly.
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THE NEW School HoUsE.-This beauti-
full edifce is now up tothe third story, We
intend to brag some when it is completed.
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OTThe Bombay railroad. the first one
in India, is to be commenced soon.
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CoLUMBUs, June 10.

COLUMBUS, June 10.
ss Very little business was done today,
and hence my letter is necessarily short.
Judge Swan presented o memorial this
morning, on the inequality and injustice of
the Homestead exemption law.
Mr.. Cook, Of Portage, presented petit
tion asking that all the members of our
commonwealth, without regard to color or
sex, may be allowed equal rights and priv
ileges, doth political and social; and anoth-
er petition asking that the rest Of mankind
may be allowed the same privileges, with
out regard TO complexion or race.
The balance of the day was spent dis
cussing the report of the committee on
corporations, without making any material
amendments to it. The first section, of
which spoke in my last letter, was dis
cussed till noon, and all the amendments
that we're offered to it were voted down,
and the section retained as il was report
ed; so that" the Legislature of Ohio shall
never pass any special act comforting cor
porate powers,
Tho discussion during the afternoon
was upon the individual liability Of corpo.
rctors for the debts Of their respective cor
porations. The Report, inasmuch as it
was compromise between the Democra-
tic and Wing members Of the committee,
only provided that "Dues from corporations
shall be secured by such individual liability
Of the corporators and other means as may
be prescribed by law"
A motion was made by Mr., Reemelin
to strike out the word "such," and insert
"the," which appears like small amend
ment, but II would make very material
difference in the meaning. But no vote
) was taken on It.
Yours, &c. ZED.
COLUMBUS, June II.
The convention transacted no business
to-day, unless you world denominate speech
making, .business."
The usual number Of petitions were
presented concerning liquor, negroes, wo-
men, &C.; and one on another subject,
which, by the way, was decidedly the best
thing which has yet come before the con-
vention in the shape Of petition. 1t
came from Muskingum county, and was
presented BY Judge Stilwell. Its signers
stated that they had been watching, with
much soIicitude, the proceedings Of the
convention, and had come to the deliber-
ate conclusion that there was too much
dog-whipping" going on in it; and they
ndnonished the members to quit making
spoeches and abusing each other, and to go
10 work forthwith, in good earnest, and
mako a good constitution.
The report Of The committee on corpo-
rations was then taken up again in COM
mittee Of tho whole, and the individual IL
abIlity principle as applicable 10 corpora
t;ons olhef than corporations for barking,
,v.s discussed iill noon without coming 10
1 vote Oh Il. Il now assumes party as
noct. lie democrats advocating the indlvld'
XII l,sb;i;ly q rs fullest extent, and the
,~i,;as ~ o1posing il. Able sp7eches have
hs>s n,adc On both sides, Judge Hitchcock,
~ Ssnahsry, and others on lho whig
.;S- ..a NISssra. Norris, Rccmelln, apd
si6srs 81 lie democratic side.
A, mn to-day, Judge =. Vance IN,
'<., a. "A. /. Irn.,nnfions The dNnfh ~,
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Our thanks are due Hon. J. l.. Taylor,
M. G. from this District, for copy Of the
Presidents California message and accom-
panying documents.
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MONDAY EVENING, JUNE W. 1850.
FOR GOVERNOR,
REUBEN WOOD.

0T Our publication day being on Mon
day, all advertisements and notices foApub-
lication, must be handed in on Saturday.
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PITTSBURGH, June ID.
River 3 f. 4 inches and falling slowly.
1t raned this morning, and it is cloudy. y
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REMOVED.

| Ar. II. w. BUXTON, PuImornist, ffom the
- Clinical school of Medicine, Woodstock aud late a.
soralc OF DIR $. FITCH, Of New YoTk--would respect
iuy announce 10 tho Citizens Of Worcester and vicinity
that he hns removed his Office TO No % Mechanic street
where he can be ulted by the Consu rpvc ind where
lhose ohcted with Discusses ofth Throat Heart or Ltngs
may learn their true condi ion and be furnished with the
mos, successful Mechanical and Medicinal Remedies
successful General Practice Of Medicao Dr. Buxton con.
hieny introduces himself and his valuable Botnnr n mn
dies TO his afflicted Public His services can be mny
o9aed at s Office on by the sick bed any hour BY dny
20 night, when not prevented by previous Professional
inties. Worcester, sept ls s5D
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L:E0MARD,s
aorton and Wyoyeest;sv pxnya.,

aoEton and Worcester Express,
s5FEez HE subscriber continues to run TIFF ry
fsszss-es~e+ PRESS between Boston and worctsfsr =
the safe transmission Of Packages Bina!es. Ba't
- Notes, Specie and Merchandise GENERALLY.
Three Times each way Daily,
Particular attention given to paving colleclni sn -
iaIig notes drafts bills, and purchasing and selling ,ar
.handize, produce, etc meg
All packages must be directed his care
The subscriber is alone responsible for property entrst
his case and no risk assumed BY the Boston and Wr
ester Rail Road Company. -
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester n "a
EN-, New5uryport, Taunton Fall River and Nt,y ItS
lso, to Portland, and all parts of Mime 41'
Orders tee for goods to be retuine, by tt;4 Fvn,o
OFFICEs.- HARNDEN g. co IS Office Co., s.,
Ioston; j. H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE lg3 nfsin 60, 80
Feb % diff 3 : LEON ApT
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SOLAR LAMPS.

FT1HE subscriber is prepared to furnish manufacturer
| with SOLAR HANGING LAMPS, CIiIAlNIES, ICK5
LANTERNS, &c, at manufacturers, wholesale prices
manufacturers merchants and others buying these goods il
quantities, will find it for their interest to call
Also just received very large assortment Of Solar
stand lamps, with new patterns shades and drops
which s0il be sold at 25 per cent less Than Boston
prices,
my doubling this statement, can be convinced of t
fact by calling.
Chandeliers, GirandoIes, Hall lanterns
Vases, &c. &c, in great variety, very low prices a
48 Main street A. ]. BROWN.
Worcester, Sept 10, 1850 dwtf
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

WORCESTER, 10Th month, 10th, 1850.
A BRANCH of !. CHASE Il CO.'S OIL STORE in
oonsocket, is now open in this city at N % FRONT
STREET Their SPERM OIL for MACHINERY is pure,
and their BURNING OILS of the best quality and received
direct from New Bedford For reference read follow
Inc certificate. ICHABOD CHASE & co.
NOTICE.
The undersigned manufacturers hereby certify that they
have used the Sperm Oil for Machinery, sold by Ichabod
chase Co., of Woonsocke and feel warranted ia saying
mat 1t meets their highest expectations and cheerfu
recommend it to others
DEXTER BALLoU & Co,
GEO G. BALLoU,
SAM'L GREENE, Ag't Woonsocket Co
BATES 4 ARNOLD,
E. II. SpRAeuE, Ag't Globe Mfg. Co.
A, ID. LOCKWOOD * Co.,
OI3 diff EDWARD HARRIS.
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NOW rs THE TIME,
And Waldo Block ia the Place

order 70 introduce our TYPES 10 the public, We shall
y soV thcw for few days for FIFTY Gents. In INC
$3.50 % other Rooms We intend 10 attract The pblIc 10
our Reos by mixing good Miniatures at fair prices rather
!onty d"loy Of stained Glass, costly Minors Tapestry
Cnrpds, &C. ~ Beware Of hun1tngs md remember our
Rooms hfe " only par Rish Of sns, and that we have
aecidediy TIE BEET LIGHT IL TnE CRY
- AhDRiCll d. MORSE.
v p'ctbiSri NOV lS5O dtf
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Gordon's Celebrated Hair Tonic.

OR the growth and preservation of the HAIR One OF
Il the most essential ornaments Of the human family is
good healthy head of hair 1t is deemed ndspensa-
bic element of beauty and the expression OF the
contenance the health Of the head and the feeling of
fort and cleanliness depends much the management
the hair, that no one who devoes a little time that
treatmentcan be accused of norinae vanity ftsidous
ness This Tonic will prevent the hair from falling of;
eradicate andruf and increase the growth of the hair it
will also impart beautiful gloss and keep the hair always
moist.
Prepared solely by D. GORDON, SO shetucket street
Norwich CT and for sale only the New England Fancy
Store where also be found the best assortment Of Per-
fumery, Hair Oils ETC etc.
MYERS, BAMBERGER & ROsENBLATT,
dec11-d&wf 2IO Main street Worcester
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NOTICE TO THE INYAL1n

hH' D. 9. HARRINGrON'S, Medical Office ll5 Mai,
street worcester, up stairs where he Fan he consult.
~ by persons afflicted with Diseases of any kind with "a
pect and confidence and ola cure being ner(og,ned H. n
Tor the last ten years paid particular attention ~,
Uu pactce OF female complaints and so periecv has ~
peoone acquainted with lheirsystem, that without boaso
g. can aemrant cure from AT diseases pecular 10 ea3
osuccessiu mas been his of treatment I'm, he b
pee caied upon by other members Of The medical frn
70 introduce MS mode of practice and has been visited ~
mat purpose which answered the most sanp,ne eTnect,
IN Offering the results Of his long study and pr.cc
peeiCe 10 ms many friends he is governed by eclng n,
humanity only Tor so much have they been deceived by
pretended madams" and miserable Mills ,nd nnaoL ~!
rdns, that ii is time that some beolhv ,d 1oA uos-
should De lnroduced,-n speaking of Ounchs n, n 49,
nv ws 10 DC understood to all the meIicn nrnCos
G NV toso VINO nave for the last six or seven wears
ueu the newspapers of the day with their djaoaps I'll
svIsoheh's making great pretentions to Medical s,onc
wneh 'hsy 40 not know the healing art DR. M nro(sr
~ ~ skll IN curing the following ACKNOWLEDGMENT
NC iunes, Liver Complaints Nervous dsoases ma
DoDiiy arising nom secret bad habits when voun, AKA
experienced, al the different forms OF ,ba, 1
.asvu W qua habts,o from over exertions mi Won, @
ncSa. - ~ ''"'i "'ce rom hlsi
a ~ IL mas also gained TO himself Great renu,,,on o
au psset cure OF long standing Chronic and olsnat
oS hi Of which he has devoted great "a
VI s uHc III ms extensive practice. cttrn will H. 80
W M a" ~! eases however long standing thoy rony M
4 ~, sorpns COY from ali who may DO aflred ,,i
"inVsv, al,u those suffering from rnorcnr, i,
mins,efrJ K, "a.slcted, Or IRON gcnsk nostruns al
N ,,,ss wv NJ chipyTtes
Up: inc best Of accommodations Girnishal a., y,
n ~ oo,l sex required with good rirse, and NJ n @
Dr. II cnn h 1,eti Tor The lrst consultation
~ W, bn consulted by letter and IL tbc qrsnc :,
accurately described, medicines will bn nr,s.r, % 'u "
respoucnce viii be returned Ifyou arc sirl r ~,
anu AVOID '1lniam inpostrrs M ''9 W ~ ~
- A female who la. 4 ,toyouob r,o,, y .
'opins VIII be In ait,udelce "a con,ui, II ,Ie t'f
to i2M. "' ''", sunday, from
tVJ y~-dlc
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Nlwich and Worcester Railroad,
E7EsgT-5s ..s.:.:.s55 T.s.l IN r.:
Winter ArTangement-on and qjter Monday De-, ,

49, zz Es:::s:.;.:.z So .ft
Winter Arrangemea and afler Monday, De-,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS For.royv.
lave Worcester at 1880 am and 480 nm.
lslve Norwich at 6.45 am. and l2 NJ
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The seamboa Train Will leave Ayn's Point every y,or
ng excF Monday, at about l o'clock for Boston dirs
Retun4, VIII leave Wor every EyeAng except sua6at
at 7.05. N''!
FRElEiT TRAINS-leaye Worcester al G Ham
Fright Train with passenger cen attached ,7,
leave Newich for Worcester at g. Is pm stopping -
Way sttions on the Road. - d.
TRAFs CONNECT AT WORCESTER wrrz,
Boston Worcester RR at 4 10 80 am: 5.45 10 3onw
Wesenat 9IO am ~ PM
iroNae7e "or' 7.l5 II am: 4 pm.
Wor. q tashla, 645 II M; 40 pm
The canection with the earliest Trains ont Of Worce
ter, is Toned by the Steamboat Train " Oi'es
IL ltHs connect at Norwich with the Hartford Prov.
dence a Fishkil Railroad and the New London Vin
mantle III Palmer Railroad. "'"'
u E3aEss FREIGHT leaves Boston al l2 H. erryin9 in
New Y4 next morning. ''9 "
An Baggage must be delivered TO the Baogaee Nas,s -
Other pon authorized receive il before tie pascngo
.kes hseat in the cars.
Baggae VIII not be taken ncnde money merchandise
nor thdiriices than those of personal use; ond ze
cher yte than Fifty Dollars. notice mast be river,
net imdn extra price paid the Company win not id
| sell iass beyond that amount.
no haaAge permitted in the Passenger Cara7
10 sih'l permitted in the Passenger Cars or Demo,
assehs must procure Tickets thc Station fr'ics
H. JOEL W. HITE, President
avn n. & w. R. R.