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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

.PLA aIARIsM ExrRA .''ITiacr lll head our
friends Of the Pcayune have psTpsiraed eaIal hoax
which, no doubt will have wide aread ceeniy before
she date Of the Information is examined German poem
As giseh purporns be iem the Writings al Woifgahg
ard The oaginal fthe beautiful verbs of Lord Byroe COM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03
? 8. OF N. .Meetings This evening.
sEEtga1 Of TeG0s.

= n. q WEIttP VI IUsJdB3s -
J. DE CoRDOvA'S MAP OF TEXAS, compiled from
Records Of the General Land oce of the State BY Robert
2 Creazbour.' Houston, 1873. . For sale by
j. C.. MORGAN, Exchange Place,
y ap3 81 Nv adjoining he Post. of6ee
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

;Hrs Porttngton's Comments on Education.-
For my part | can't deceive what on aith eddica-
non Is comm to. When was young, if a gal only
understood the rules of distraction, provision mutt
plying, replenshing, and the common dominator and
knew all about the rivers and their obituaries, the
covenants and dormitories, the provinces and the
impnes, they had dedication enough. But now
hey have to study botomy, Algler-bay, and have to
suggestions about sycophants of circus
rs tangents and Diagonies of parreleograms TO saw
nothing about the oxhides assheads, cowstcks, and
lbstruce triangles." And the old lady was so con-
used with the technical names that she was forced
% stop. St. Louis Rer;Uo
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
Notice is harahu niunn

Fet1tion 80 divide the town of Iancns1e-
10 the Hon. Senate and the House of Represpnta-
yves oil the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in General
Court assembled: " iai
NE undersigned citizens Of Lancaster in the Co,ntv NJ
worcester, legal voters respectfully represent that
manufacturing village called Clntonvile has RECENTLY snrnro
up III the south part of said town. containing already non
uaon OF nearly three thousand persons whs irs fvoabo
location, with the amount of capital invested in mannfc
lures, give assurance of large increase that the inhab
tants OF Lancaster proper and of Cntonve have
and distinct interests and wholly different business assocs
ons That the distance from the centre Of the town rem
ders 1t expensive while their occupation makes il highly in
convenient for the citizens of Cntonvile TO meet with other
ctzens OF Lancaster they required to do hold
elections and for other municipal purposes
mat division OF the town much desired will soou
be demanded and unless such division be eff cted bfor the
next superintendent of representatives. The Inhabitants Of
CntonVe must unite with the town of Lancaster for he
choice OF Representatives and other State Officers until after
the DeCenrial census of 1850 w
wherefore they humby pray that the said town nav be
divided ard the south part thereof or Clnonve aforesaid
De set OF by some suitable line and Incorporated into SEN
arae town, by the of Clinton with all the mowers ard
privileges rights and mmunities and subject to all the d-
s ana acquisitions to whrh other towns are entitled and
subjected by the constitution and laws of this Common
wealth And also for just and equitable division of the
corporate property school funds surplus revenue funds and
other illrds of the said town of Lancaster
And ms in duty bound will every pray
CHAS G. STEVENS, and others.
Lancaster Jan'y II, 1850.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

SATURDAY, Feb. 2.
SENATE. Suadry petitions &C. were presented and
referred. Five bills were passed to be engrosscd
A debate was commenced on the bill to increase the
capital stock of the Lowell Manufacturing Co., which
lasted until the Senate adjourned.
House. Finally passed-Resolves in favor Of the
establishment of National Board of Agriculture.
Petitions &c. presented and referred of E.
Williams and others in relation to the license laws;
two for the abolition of capital punishment and sever
ally others for various purposes
A communication was received from Stedman But
trick, Treasurer of the county of Mddlesex in compi
with order of the Honse, stating that the Stand
ing Justice of the Police Court in Lowell has never
paid over any fees to the Treasury of the County.
Mr.. Griswold of Greenfield, from the Committee on
the Judiciary reported bill relating divorce Or
aered to second reading.
The orders of the day taken up and disposed of
Several bills passed to third reading, and FIVE pass
ed to be engrossed--all of private character.
The resolve to pay the expenses incurred by the
erection of Fountains in the State House yard, also
passed to be engrossed.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

THE FIRST SPREE. "Neyer was drunk but
once in my life, said chap in my hearing, never
do lmean to be again. The street seemed to be
very steep, and lifted my legs at ever step as if
WAS getting up stairs. Several cart wheels were
making evolutions in my brain, and at one time
fancied that my head was large carving and turn
ing establishment, the lathes of which was keepinq
IN motion with my own feet. | could not conceive
what was the reason that the town had turned into
such an enormous hill, and what made it worse was
II seemed all the while to be growing higher, and
threatened to pitch over upon me. Stop, Stop,
thought and I'll head this old hill yet, or, at least,
1T shan,t head me. SO turned around to go down,
and get at the bottom. but hang me fthe town didn't
turn round with me, heading me all the time, and
presenting bluff in front of me- Well, sure enough
the ground soon flew up and struck me on the fore
head. and as soon as the stars cleared away COM
menced climbing with my hands and knees.-The
next thing saw was big brick house coming full
split around the corner and believe it ran over
me, for don't remember any more
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

THE PROPOSED MINI AT New YORK. In the
memorial to Congress in hehaf of the establishment of
branch of the U. S. Mint at New York, it is stated
khat out Of 24, $4,000 which came into the country in
the year iS49 twenyone millions cf it arrived at Bos-
ton and New York, where there is nc mint while PHI
Iadelpha, that contains the principal mint in the Unon
received only the nconsiderable SUN oil s2j6,000.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

LAMARTINE IN TURKEY A French Journal
gives particulars of the estate recently bestow
ed by the Sultan on NJ. de Lamartine The domain
lies IN the immediate vicinity of Smyrna, and is near
ly as large the Isle of Wight, beingabout fifty -four
miles in circumference. 1t has hitherto belonged on
y to the crown, as we should say in England. The
The soil is described as wonderfully fertile, like
most of the land in the neghborhood of Smyrna, as
being well planted with oranges and olives, and as
capable of every variety of cultivation The cha
teau, built for the residence of an imperial officer
commodlous beyond the usual run of Turkish houses
and under the windows lies fine lake of more than
mile across, which is described as well stocked
with fish The estate includes five villages. NJ. de
Lamartlne, it is said, goes to Asia Minor in the
spring, to take possession in person of his territorial
gift
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

~ 1t seems that Lord Palmerston's nephew, Sulli-
vau whom charge, Mr.. Potter thoroughly caned
at Lima, was a passenger with Mr.. P and family on
board the steamer from Panama to Valparaiso. Capt.
John Stetson, of Baltimore, who also passenger
spe of Sullivan before the affair at Lima, ave have
nshim specimen Of English aristocraey-a man whose
greatest claim great man is his size and relationship;
while the makes him uncomfortable, the other rem
ders him ridiculous and to his morals, they o.
the most sensual and beastly kind.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

ADVERTISING. In conversation with a gentle
man yesterdayh he stated his firm belief that adyertis
ing IN the daily papers prevented his utter failure in
business. Some months ago he was very much press
eG LOT iunds, and his bushes rather retrogradng
! ne mad never advertised his place at all, but as
resort, determined to appropriate certain amount
Tor that purpose, and consequently commenced nd
vertisng IN the most extensively circulated journals
In the city. New customers appeared daily. and in
a very short time he was able to make his pavments
promptly and his business has continued TO increase
rapidly ever since.-Boston Bee.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

FALLING OF THE FRENCH CATHEDRAL NEW
ORLEANS. The New Orleans Picayune of the 2Otb
Jan. the fall of the mantower of the French
Cathedral in that city, about IL O'Clock on that day
great many worknen were employed in and about the
building at the time, and it feared that some would
he found buried under the ruins
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

The LENGTH OF DAYS. At New York, the
longest day, June 10, has IA hours and Sc minutes
at Montreal, Is l-2 hours I; at London and Berlin,
l6 LIZ hours; at Hamburg, IL hours; at Stockholm
lS IL hours; at ST. Petersburg, 10 hours and the
shortest, hours. At Tornea in Finland, the long
est day has FL IL hours AT Wsnderbus, in Nor
way, the day lasts from the 2lst Of May to the ED
Of July, without interruption; and at Spizbergen,
the longest day is IL Donth.-U. S. Hlmanac.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

ToRoNTo, Feb l. Lord Elgin has received
despatch from Earl Grey, urging him to use every
lawful means to suppress the annexation movement,
thanking him for what has already been done in this
way and declaring that long as any portion OF the
Canadian people are DESTROYS of maintaining their
connection with Great Britain, they will be supported
by the whole power, the blood and the treasure of
England.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

" At Anaida, in Greece, Mr. Controubodicos.
married young lady, murdered by rival and
his party; two of Mr. C.s brothers killed two of the
as, and were themselves kiIledby Others
Inc brides father was then severely wounded, and
t !. attacking party escaped to the woods, where
they were pursued
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

VY A man named Gideon Williams, of North
Providence, was fined last "Wednesday three dollars
and costs, amounting to six dollars and ffyfye cents
tor neglecting to return borrowed umbrella when ,
luested to do so--a cheering evidence ofthe advance
Of good morals in that region.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

THE CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION. The liberal
journals Of England srea< in of great praise o.
the constitution recently adopted by the Calornians
They say If is of the udcious instruments Of
government DEVISED and that its provisions, with
the exception of those which limit suffrage to white
men, are matted with the highest wisdom. The Daily
News, the DESPATCH, the Spectator and other papers
comment at greet length upon its various clauses. The
exemption Of the property Of from the control of
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
ST.. LOUIS. Friday. Feb.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, Feb !.
INDICTMENT FOR MURDER.-G. Montesqnier
the author of the recent tragedy at Barnums Hotel
in st. Louis. has been indicted for murder in the
first degree. RAYMOND, his brother, has been re-
aimed as witness in the case
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

GB- The pie trade of Connecticut as carried on in
New York is extensive The article is manufacturers
at New Haven, and sent on to New York every dav
fresh, for sale. There is general depot there for
the dainties, and the amount of business transacted
Is very large.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

90 There has been a female emeute at Forest
IN frasce. cure having been dismissed from his
charge, his female pnrshoners to the number of five
hundred, declared that they would become Protest
ants, If he were not restored, and the difficulty re-
mains unsettled.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

70 Thomas Moore, the poet, is in the enjoyment
OF good health, physical and intellectual, at his cot
age at superior, takes his daily walk along the ter
race which borders his pretty garden and drives as
usual each day in a small pony carriage.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

FIrcHBURG RAILROAD. Jacob Foster, Henry
Timmins. N. F. Cunningham, E. H. Derby, Horatio
Adams, Alyah Crocker and Israel Longey, were We'd
ncsday elected Directors of this road for the ensuing
wear.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

- The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce have
published an Official statement, showing the total num-
Der ofhogs packed in that city during the past
to be 396, 4s6.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
JOHN H. MATHEWS.

Fr The Dry Goods Dealers, shop-keepers, aud all
others interested requested read the notice in
other column.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

Mr.. EDIToR-Please state that the office of III. NJ.
Paine is not stated in the Directory for 1850, No. 2,
Central Exchange. lie never having had any connex-
ion with that Office.
Yours, &c. JOHN II. MATHEWS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

Go TO OAK HALL, Boston, for your supply Of fall
and winter clothing. Mr. Simmons has stock which
cannot fail to suit every taste, and the prices are ex-
tremely cheap.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
FOR SALE,

r FOR SALE,
"a A .cNf convenient Cottage uouse and about
hsnA TWO acres OF Land suitable for Rui,diu, Io,a
fsss 81 On the west side OF Grove Street near the
nceIy; oh the premises is variety OF onrg Frnit
800, anu Variable well OF good so waier A. ,bs
PHI en owner intends to leave the CITY in the sDfino he
s re wnole or part of the I'D to suit he nnr
cnasSi' ihose wishing pleasant stual,on viii ITO p n
70 call and examine the premises VIE 10 well
~ o1hN ISAIAH HOWES
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

IS The Boston correspondent of the Salem Regis
ter, IN speaking of Miss Bremcrs visit our legsla-
ture IN company with Mr.. Sumner, says
ebay before yesterday he escorted her into the
Massachusetts, senate chamber, and introduced her
to most OF the members. One of the representatives
who was not posted up, and did not catch the part-
cular accent CT her name, being introduced to her.
took her be Mrs. Brimmer, widow of the late Hon.
Martin Brimmer, formerly mayor of Boston aad con-
slderng the ceremony delicate tribute to the de-
parted worth of municipal functionary, talked with
her some time about the iferiority of the present
street pavement, drains and public improvements
then astonished the dumb-founded authoress by a
diseyation upon the falling off ofthe oil trade, in which
her late husband had accumulated his wealth p
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
Medical Notice,
DIR. ]. HOOKER having relinquished bis /

DIR. J. HOOKER having relinquished his business 70
DRS. COAlINGS & NICHOLS
can cheeriuy recommend them careful practitioners ~
well acquainted with his method of treatment "id
DIR. NICHOLS having been with him The mast vo .
fully competent to prepare his medicines and Or C6,S
lNGS having had an extensive experience as Rotonio IN
tloner can put be acceptable 10 those who have so liberal
y 0Nt'H'S" uioh i"'Oi0 W iii' dohls Jan 81
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
Congressional Proceedings.

The Senate was not in session Friday, having on
Thursday adjourned over to Monday.
HOUSE,. The Committee on Indian Affairs was
instructed to inquire into the expediency of extin-
tgu shng the Indian title the territory lying west cf
the Cascade Mountains in Oregon aud the propriety
of creating Superintendent of Indian Aff;iirs No
other business of any consequence was transacted
except the reelection of Mr.. Curly as Chaplain of
the House. Adjourned over to Monday.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
HENRY WOOnWARn
A EsT'ES e.

W. sRW = an extraordinary size, ana
-, - Eeen Auebla and the city Of Mer;
iel ana larger than any in New Fpglend
I, tllan any we have happened to see Al
''d1Pa'epec is the fariumed cypress Of
&C :. iiieaSurers t0rty-Oae feet in ci,cn,,
-. !, :. y-one over some Its excrescence and
Z . Se0enteen feet in diameter II ;sa
:noia-a monarch Of the wood ard ;,s
= 'asseled as lfwlthsiIver threads
4. ne sunlight, like the twigs of one Of nnr
+n zen. morning finds them covered and in
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
he In
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04

GEN. HARVEY. A New York paper says -
ga wounded ard disbanded soldier, named Lang, has
obtained verdict in the Circuit Court at New ork,
against General Harvey, of 800 and COSTS for an as
sault and battery-it was proved thatthe plaintiff
and defendant were passengers on board the Alaba-
ma f:om Mexico, In November, lS4S, and because
plaintiff and others complained of the fare Harvey
beat him severely" We hope this statement is
true. There never was more tyrannica and blood
thirsty officer In the American any other service,
than Harvey. He has been court-martaled and SEN
fenced again and again--bu his bearing on the field
OF battle has been such that after very brief, mere
iy nominal or temporary disgrace, he has been re-
installed. His life has been threatened by men un-
der his command, and several times attempted, but
the great dragooner has always contrived escape
1t Is reported of him that he once had one of his
slaves whipped to death. Lo,ceH Journal.
THE CREEK INDIANS Our old friend Ed
ward tiarnick, of Montgomery, who has spent the
past hive months among the Creek Indians west of
the Mississippi, speaks in glowing terms of their
rapid progress in the pursuits of civilized life The
chase has been given up entirely, and now the whole
nation is devoted to the peaceful pursuits of agricu-
ture Many of the Indians have large and commo-
dlous dwellings, broad farms in high state of cult
Walton, numerous herds of caale, &C.
Education also receives due share of attention.
jhe state of public morals would, we are assured
put TO shame many communities of the pale faces
L he use of intoxicating drink is almost unknown !;
the introduction of it into the nation being strictly
prohlblted.-JMobile Tribune
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
FOR SALE.

%<A VIE FARM lately owned by w. Rox, d Secured
EssR# -, ea, and sIulted about half mill, son,b at Is
A Congregational Meeting House in he o., The rTHHEs
i ss - tah about her,
necessary to a choice 1904, whole number 10, 400.
Monday, March 4, is appointed for another trial
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
WANTED,

"A PLEASANT and convenient TENEMENT, within
IA eight minutes walk Of Lincoln Square containing seven
or eight Rooms. Apply to CALVIN KN0WLTON, at the
Feb2 DIFF
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

In the House Of Reps, Jan'y %, 1850.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered, That the Petitioners
cause an attesed copy of their Petition with this Order
thereon TO be served the Clerk of town of Lancaster
ten days and published in the Lancaster Couraat and WOr
cesier spy, twice in different weeks the last publication
be three days least before the l4h day February next
that all persons interested, may then appear and shew
cause any they have why the prayer of said Petition
should not be granted
Sent UP for concurrence.
CHAs, w. STOREY, Clerk.
In Senate, JGny %, 1850.
Concurred, CHAS. CALHOUN, Clerk.
A true copy. Attest,
dw2t6 CHAS. CALHOUN Clerk of the Senate.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
Statesmen WANTED.

SALFSWEN WANTEU.
Two experienced statesmen, in the Dry Goods business,
wanted Immediately by the subscribers. None Others
need apply HALL e. THOMPSON.
Jan IL. 7HuH iEetN cHI dwstf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-04
MARRIED.

In Woonsocket, Jan 81, Mr. Joshua Deeb,.,
clna Honghton, both of East Douglas A 70 dlss Dul
fed To Mirs Ian ~ E6enezer b Lynde of West Rroo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31
1890. CENTRAL RAILROAD or a. JERSEY. 1850
F~ T-st.zzasl SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,

49, k&<SS~ft<5c0 commencing April l. ls5l-Ihs Road
<---A'- extends froia Elixsbethpors 50 miles 70
White House J. reducing the Staging between me tor.
pIpu, Of the Road and EssoD Is miles and - School
eys Mountain TO "a miles This line leaves New-Yors by
sfesmboel RED JACKET al pier N. River and CONNECTS
viii rains Oh The New jersey Railroad, hch leave New
Yoft fTou, foot Of Corandst si the same hour.
rouie 70 schOoey Mountain, With less staging Than any
other.
PAssEneEs fRAE UP.-rusenseD will leave New.
York by steamboat from pier ~ r. Or By The jersey
Railroad foot Of CorlandsL 81 X. aud Pm leave
ClixabethEown al 10 AN and 6Pk.
P.ssEsCEE TsAfs Dows-LeaVe White House a SIS
A Al and IS M North Branch 81 5 - NJ and LIS
N sorneryille al 10 Az. aud lOP M Bound Brook
ais N ard 220 Pm PlEiu6eld Al s 20 An and 40
PM; Westhed al IS AM and 3 Y N. EDIsbothown 81
7l5 and 1889 AN and SD 7 NJ
The freight uRiH with passong oAchedD viii cave
While House al 81 AM, SOmoryule 40, Psinhee Sis
and ElzabeIhpor by steamboat Al $50 NJ. Returning
leave New York, BY steamboat Red JockeL rom pier
Eorlh River, 81 N.
All freight from Hev.Yorh intended 10 70 by This ins
he 81 The boat 81 IA O'Clock 70 Insure being ksn
through hatday.
Stages viii be Ia readiness Tie arrival Of Inc O'CLOCK
TAIN from New York al tho While House Convey pzs
sepgers 10 Eastou Wlesbarre, Bethlehem, Allentown
haneh Chunk Pa and 10 bennington Lsosaon, Clinton,
Milford, Bethlehem, Bloomsburg, New Hampton, WASH
inglon and Be- yidere n J. Ga Tuesday rharsdsJ and
Saturday, to Delaware Wser Gap Srouds-urg, bertonS
Vile s,snbope Nile, Bucsio~n, and Lscss-snnsifos
WORKS &c Pa al .u
NIB. All baggage al tho nsk Of The owners anti dshv'
cred into The actual possession Of bs ASeon o. ne i'm
pany and checks or roceipu given therefor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31
% Q 80 f0R ii Gps6N and Ed


LANDINGS-The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM. Il.
heen, will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedarsl
Monday, wednesday and Friday and the steamer CO
LUhBlA, Capt C. y King..on Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday al o'clock connecong with the stages q New
burgh, Kingston and CstsEill
HUDSON AsB BsRKsHIss RAILsoAD-fhe passenger
srsns Of ,hs Road ser March IS will leave Hudson and
West StOckb1dge daily (Sundeys excepted as follows
Leave Hudson att A. N and Is ?. u and West stock
bridge al A. N and p N.
freight trains with pstsenger attached VIII leave
Hudson at II A. N and West Sockbhdge 81 10 so A
Passenger by the morning train from West slockbhdge
nav take The day for New York tho boat for Pough
seepsie thence by Railroad 10 NewYort by O'Clock
o. IS.
Pss,engers by The evening Train viii 6nd The steamers
COLI M BIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and
Inc fare OF those bOss viii be - low any other evening
GOAT on the hver-from o. 81 downward ~ The fine bosA
u,y the example.
fhrough tickets from West stockbhdge 10 HevYors
81 So snd The fare In returning Passengers should
recoect that this fare includes berhs which excluded
the feres Of other routes.
The usins from Hudson, both morning and evening con
acct with tho trains Of The Western Roads heretofore
les sm r WATERMAN s1Pt