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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

The Foreign News, though containing no.
thing of marked Importance, presents some
features of interest. The English people, if
not the nation, are giving Kossuth and his
suite abundant and indeed enthusiastic proof
of their sympathy, respect and admiration.
The Banquet at Southampton was brilliant
affair, kossuth leaves for this country in
the Washington, and may be expected here
about Saturday or Sunday week.
England, it appears, is meditating another
swoop on the Territory of Dost Mahommed.
The news from Mexico, published in
The ". .. Picayune, contains mo details
of importance, outside the facts we pub.
llshed some days ago. Some plumber by
the Seminoles, skirmish in which three of
them were shot, and a recovery of the
stolen property, constitute the aggregate of
the news. But telegraphic dispatch from
New-Orleans, announcing the arrival Of the
Louisiana, which brings news sp to the 7th,
from Galveston, gives us more important
information. The chief items are, that the
U. S. soldiers on the frontier have deserted
in great numbers to join the forces under
Carvajal, and on the other hand, that the
Mexicans were concentrating in strength at
Monterey, with the view of overwhelming
the revolutionists.
We publish an interesting paper from
Tx LeEd.n Adrsriiser gu the s?;i,. inter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
MASSACHUSETTS, second day Ele,

MASSACHUSETTS. The second day Elec-
tions 10 the Legislature have all been heard
from, and it seems to be undisputed that the
Wings are thus far ahead, having chosen III
Representatives to l54, or II majority. They
have only to Keep ahead in the elections to take
place on the 4th Monday Gath inst) and they
can fill the vacancies in the Senate with men
after their own heart, elect Winthrop Governor.
and regain all they lost last year. There are
no vacancies, but many of the towns have voted
not to send. To the Senate, II Wings and II
Coalltonists are chosen, leaving IL vacancies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

70 the end in view, and foremost among
them We place irmitatron Of the Hours Of
Household SerrIce.
A girl engages 10 do Homework in fam
ily to which she is stranger, at so much
per month-how many hours labor may be
required of herr What are her rights as
to the Sabbath and to the disposal of her
evenings? What opportunities are guaran.
tied her for intellectual and moral improve.
mentl All these are questions which the
Law of the Land should answer, since estab-
lished and universal usage has not rendered
legal enactment needless in the premises.
The poor timid girl should not be required
either to fight or beg for proper hours Of
rest, worship, recreation and mental I'M
provement- they should be hers by estab-
lished and well-guarded right. If required
to rise and commence her labors at FIVE or
six in the morning, her days work should
close at the same hour in the evening, time
having been afforded her fer meals during
the day. Now she may be called up at
five, yet kept up attending on company or
on some other pretext till ten or eleven at
night. And so with regard TO the Sabbath.
The family go punctually to church, while
the cook stays at home to prepare luxuri
Gus dinner TO be ready on their return and
SO with the rest of the servants. One or
another may be permitted to go as favor,
but not as a right. Ii ought to be quite
Otherwise than this-the servant required
to labor the first half of the Sabbath should
be uniformly aud of right exempt for the
other half, and so with the others.
Thousands affect to marvel that girls will
prefer spinning in factory, or some other
monotonous, protracted, unhealthy labor,
rather than engage in service. They for
get that the factory girl, however wearied
during the day, knows precisely at what
hour in the evening her labors will close
knows that from that hour to the bell-ring-
ing next morning, she is the mistress of her
own time and actions, and that the Sab
bath is all her own. These are very great
odds against the usual routine of household
service, with its asking leave to go out in
the evening after hard days work-its
frowns at the girl who has too much com-
pany in the evenings, and its petitions. Of
ten refused, for liberty to attend church on
the Sabbath.
The tenure of Household Service needs
reforming. The interest Of all parties de.
mands this Let the rights of either party
TO the contract be legally defined and set
forth, so that nothing shall be left to chance,
and no excuse remain for serviity or muir
murng on one side, for oppression or caprice
on the other. Then may we reasonably
hope for a speedy and signal Improvement
in the character of the large class on whose
capacity and fidelity so very much Of our
happiness depends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
II The friends of Mr.. Webster in Bos.

ton meet this evening at Cochltuate Hall 10
choose Delegates 10 a Presidential Convention
at Faneua Hall on the 25th inst We think they
should have held back this movement and given
the Wings chance to carry the State by elect
ing fair share of the representatives to be
chosen on the 4th Monday. II they will only
be little modest, we We half mind to give
them lift, for we are just In the mood for doing
something desperate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
CIrIzENs OF NEw-YoRK.-We beg leave

CITIZENS OF NEW YoRK.-We beg leave
to represent to you. that our stock Of an ana ~naea
Cloakps for the city trade Is much larger ana Oro
yaTrd a. any we have manufactured Aud as the
season advancing and uncertain we have come 20 's
once We will theT efOre Ofer very large ana
stock Of new thing the way OF over Coa's,
commas on over cOst An inspection OF our STOCK asu
prices satisfy that you VIII effect arge saving
and obt, in very elegant and superior style OF Ciohhs
Very respectfully. ID * j. " LIN,
Nos 80 and IS John st. corner OF Nassau
The stock Of Winter Clothing wholesale roOnis
was ne yer large this we ave ANXIOUS tOcos
1870 IL, ~ ~ ~ " nll lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

IMMIeRATIox.-The following is a list Of
the immigrant ships and the number Of immigrants,
arrived yesterday morning
Ship Tsisnon Liverpool sol Ship Csnsssntne Lpoo' Coz
Martha J. Ward, DO. .>se I'm orsc. do 800
Emma ffslds. do. 40
Jtal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

CoRREcTIoN.-The name Of the publisher
of the New York Aiigsmeine Zeifung was ncor-
rectly printed IN The Tribune yesterday. II
should be JOHN G. jacob, and IN making this
correction we anew commend his paper to the
public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

LADIES' LONDON FURs. Just received,
United but VEN choice select Of LONDON MADE Lanes
80 ccos,tipg II Manilla Welcomes Manila and k'd
ins R,ss Cuffs Gauntlets &C, &c, OF Stone Maxth,
T't~S C,mins Mexcan Ermine Swan. Squirrel. Mexcan
ANA &c &C selected and manufactured expressly of
NJ by The celebrated Blatslie, Of Londoa ,..
.>"' ~ WARNocKs, Hateu-
nj, aMW&r No. 275 Broadway, Irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

PATERSON RAILaoAD. eight o'clock
NewYork train, on this Road ran into some dirt cars
yesterday morning. that we're out Of place. but DO
ma,tia' esmsge sss Gore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

~ The habits of the beaver are very

Th.x would be still more 50, were they aware
crussds made their race. COR the pui.
"a "A hiding so many digaashsd heads ,hsa
P, ave 10 secrete their skulls IL as we'll TO moe then
Ppu,Ir as osherwse COZ sequ.ny the community iVsn
~ KSox with the impetus that he doe. on ne
% when 20 Ltlsmen hats, they go 10 NO isS u
,.4 and thew are fur of getting splendo neao.
Srs.s Indeed while you can plrchase from ksoA'gou
.Id,t tsle a present Of hat from any one else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

SELLING OFF.-PETERsoN q HUMPHREYS,
No 379 corner st will sell the entire lot
OF Carpngs purchased at the late large Auction sales al
the following prices Rich Brussels to los per yard
Extra Heavy ply S. per yard Extra Heavy super % 20
per yard Good nj sool, IS Cd to Is per yard ol
Cloths Extra heavy, f per yard And all other goods
souall, Low nl3Gt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

SAVE YOUR CARPETS ,,-Cover them
90 Bowery, is selling them of remarkably cheap: He
has the largest and cheapest assortment ever exhibited
Of which elegant tapestry figures, OF H. z 5anu
Nanhg wide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

RuINoUs Prices .!-TREMENDoUs SAcRi-
rIcy low prces for English Imperial three
Py Carpets floor OIL Cloths, Mats Window Shades Table
Covers, Ingram Carpets SC. at HIRAM ANDERsoNS,
No 90 Bow beautiful Drugees for covering carpets,
an d floor Oil Cloths for stoves, about one hall
q o,x ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

DANCING Pumps AND CATERS "A first
rate assortment of Dess Shoes for Parties and Balls as
we'll as Boots and Shoes vi Description be found
nj XArKiNS'S No III EultOn 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

80 NASSAU. ST. Boot makers Union Asso-
citation Boots Shoes Caters retail for wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
CHEAP RENTS AND Low PRICl

CHEAP RENTS AND Low PRICEs.-Car-
pet Waerooms Nos "a and ii6 Peal ST. containing one
VI the largest and desirable stocks of Carpets from
Tapes ~ Velvet to a common Ingram. with superior
stock III OIL Cloths Rugs Table and Piano Covers, Drug
gets &C &C. be found IN any store IN the CITY Also
real bargains Ingram CarpetslC0 pieces all WOOL To-
grains at and per yard, good patterns and coors
Purchasers invited to examination.
nj 2w GEO T.. L. HYATT. Nos iit and AS Pearl.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
"FRAaRANr AS THE SPICE GALES FRO,

FRAGRANT AS THE SPICE GALES FROM
ARABv rax BIEsr."-DAvIs' Hypenon far superior
TO trashy preparations for the haT It elegantly per
tuned asd those who U.S. hays no occasion for PeIta-
mefy u any Kind For sale AZ the principal Depots No.
SCI Ludlow. ST. door from Grand; c. Ring No, ls2
Broadway; also. by T. ~ Saoin No i1I bowey p b
Lyen No f71 Grand st New. York, Mrs Hayes, No us
Fulton: Thomas Hayes, Atlantic-st Brooklyn and By
Drussists generally. Prce Is cents IN large bottles
~ Fowler & WELLS, Psychologists and
PubliaAsn Clinton Hall. No Ill Nsssas-st. New-York
snd Ne ia wasAugtnn-H Bosfoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
RAt a meeting of the Washington

70 At a meeting Of the Washington
Building Association, last Monday evening" there Was
numerous attendance. large number of shares were
subscribed by ladies' The next meeting viii be
held at Warren Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov ~, AZ
o'clock These who wish get shares AT the present
low so cents do by leaving their name
entrance the Secretary who VIII further
Information. WIN W BRACkSrr, Esq. will address the
needing Shares viii be redeemed at the next regular
nest,uk CASfEk G. tHlLns, President.
II IA Hooper, No 3s3 Pearl IT Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

" GREEN, No. Astor House, invites
attention TO the important fact that he guarantees 70 at
every variety FORM with shr maze in the most ele
CANT style. and from the finest maternal scientihc
mesht Of taking the proportions of the hgue, rem
ders this most desirable result perfectly certain IN all shirts
made by him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

SATIN De LANES, LACE CURTAINS, &C. :
sosndld a, sortment Satin de Lanes Lace and Muslin
Contains Gilt CoDices Loops, Center Tassels &C. "hcn
they selling at Eoft less can oe oous
Of Window Shades Of our own manufacture 70 De tound IN
the CITY at very low prices Dealers supplied at lower
prices than they can be had elsew here. nj SwHWSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

BLEEDING AT THE LuNGs. of our
Aeeats In Jersey City informs that Justice IF the
Peace in that place Mad dsxins the last Spring
aseks Of bleeding n Me lungs, which reduced HIN
that hs obliged 10 Keep his bed Physicians failing
do aim sny good he ventsred recommend Or RoaERs
Iverwsr Tar and CAnchslssus. Its god effects were
truly as,ou,sh,ns He Is now well and able TO attend TO
busipess
. Fs sale By A. l. ScovILI Co. at the Depot No ss
Broadway. and by all retail Druggists. Prce-la lxge
bottles I, OF three bottles br 81 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

A. DOpwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY, No.
44s Broome- st. BroadwayA new Glass Tor gentle
men will Saturday evening", November ~,
expressly those who have taken lessons of
terms &c, Circulars Advanced Clnsses on Mondays
and Thursdays hiJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

DELAY Is DANGEROUS ~ GU want to be
nee from annoying dangerous coughs and
aLd the beat way TO preserve yourself % have undegar-
cnts that really and tru, protectors such sold
BY RANKIN RAY. No lee Bowtry Buy these and
Of beng pleased with your purchase If your
money will be returned. Can anything be fareri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

~ Invalids requiring DR.. BANSINs's
Patent Body Rraces and Rupture rrussss
k,s Travelling Companion, BY which entire
u prevented and the effect Of svery kind OF oltIag
plsely removed may dad the at his o8cs, No Is
Aerccr-sS Dsas Canal. ssu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
PARKER's TEMPERANCE SroRE. Sugars,

~ Information can be given to die
people Of section OF the country though tho Adves
Agency Of V u PALMER. Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
INDIA RUBBER DOLL HEADS, AS CHEAP AS


THRy CAN BE BOUGHT AT PLACE IN THE CITY j ust
received large assortment for sale wholesale and retail
TurTLE's Emporium Of Fancy 0oods. Novelties Toys
sc No 3t3 Broadway Also on hand, immense variety
sf Dolls Of every description. MA NFSoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

BURNING OF THE CoSEsToGA BRIDGE -LGE
ste, Ami a. 1851 The CoDsstoga Railroad Bridge, be
Low lb,s ety was totally desoyes by fire. this ale noon
Shout O'CLOCK. The kss caught f'om spnk ron "a
sS "a 10 render All Efforts To ex,cg uish IL fruiuess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

.,uPERIcR COURT or The CRY OF NETWORK JOHN
SEsGIIK aud ELIZABETh his wife EFrc1fn " the issi ~
ard q Adam jug deceased @sas u
DTR 80 q ATRARlRE his wife, aud OsOh1E hhitH- re
r.ss Sale IN Partoal PuFsasses ard e' virtue =
- ss m he su,sror Coud the City ~ Ne~ tore saas ~
- ,eton ara hearrg he TSeay egeta cav
~ Dsr.wber oae Thoussnd EEhi Hundred aaa Fhts eaa
s.ss,,s o an erd~t c sad Court made ths aoose
Ion s1S bearing tho fsrd DAY OF nsfSh .us -
Krht Hundred add Fhy VII BE- sold al fuou Aeloa
Msrchaus RIchaas The CiY OF sew ioIs o. as l~sas ~
dny ~ Arr nsst 1851 twelve oeck a ncon ~ or uuo -
ireetsan Of Alfred ~ Corning keerec thv sac }na
zee named ths toosns eas~hs3 prsres wa 81 ma
t ,oa suAtsd tbs Seventeenth Ward Of No si.s
York deafnsted ceFtan map the POSSESSION o. a.
Ior by e uumher O hundred sad az. ocada a9l ~
ere.o as Bepnnss pps On the westerly 'oe O.
pS. - sei tachs- INA ne aestpe
sde Of Thd and reourg hsnos octhsf0 .ons
IA w four let and hall "a nch tosnee
psane wfh Thd stree, lle0 it oae su1irsi s-s te 8
~ ana parallel ~rh Avense tssn "a r~sns onf es'
Mi an ma sas-f ara e ~ts w
hundred lhS sd os oe
10 4 m tssaty and bali inch ereteth lr
,na hundret feet depth o. sach soc ee ne 80
serors more nh 81 certain ind-nsafe OF rtse
- Js,s On he q April h1ssei esat ea
fStynr. n ar granted demd oy Wan T. Asor 70 ktA
SsS Jose ID S.spsr schne3s- nts for he term OF Ssa
vsars a ne s tsy Of MAY thossasd eget heo' ~a
kerty sxbt--Da,so Mas Yort. Mach 10. istl - ,.-,,
AiFRED H. CORSlsG, Referee " -" sssI
III n. NHRHLra. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
TRAVELLING.
fENHE NETWORK AND LIVER
= POOL LIMITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-

Yhs ships comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC, Capt. West, PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Capt Luce, BALTIC. Capt ComsIock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
these ships have been built by contract expressly Tor
government service evey has been taken In their con
nrction az also Ia their Engines to insure strength and
speed AID their accommodations for passengers are I'M
e1usled for elegance or comfort. -
Price Of passage from NewYork 70 Liverpool $3.50 ez
elusive use VI extra aze stale 1885, from Lvefpooi
10 New York &S5 An experienced surgeon Auacneo 70
esch ship No berth can be secured until PAID Tor.
The owners OF these ships Will not he accountable Tor
sod silver bullion, specie jewelry, precious stones or
metals unless bills Of sdng are signed therefof ana zoe
yAue thereof therein expressed. ,.,,.,o
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MAIL LINE between BOS-

IaTOH and NEW YORK via sToNIsGroN and
PROvIDENCE-Iplard route, without ferry, change Of
cars or baggage .a,,- -.
COMNODORE, Capt. WIN. H. frszee, 10 coonseuoo
win The ssopingtoo snd Proyidsnee, and Boston and
Provt6epee Railroads. leaving New York daily, Sundays
excepteol hom Pier z. " a first vhsf shove Battery
pace a. O'Clock, Pm and Stopington a. NJ, or upoa
he arrival Of the N4il Train from Boston
These steamers b1 expressly fOT tbs rooie, and
are IN every rsspsc particularly adapted 20 the navigation
~ Long IssHd sound. ghs scconmodssOos for psss-n
gers are oOnmodiogs and conforablethe officers csps
BE ana expel eEcsd.
The route hsing The shortest and most direct between
Boston srd HewYork Passengers enabled 70 arrive
10 smpe line for he morning hnes OF steamboats, and rail-
roads ruprirg 10 various points from hose eiiies
The COMMODORE. fron He~-Yors, Monday. We'd
rescsy sne Fncsy from ssonngton, Trssdsy fbarsdsy
and Saturday,
The C VANDERBILT. from Nev-YoEk TUESDAY, TbaIs-
Gay and Saturday; tom slcnipgon, Monday "Wednesday
sre Friday.
B-pusengers on the arrival Of the s.ezners a sIoa.
iDg'or proceed Immediately 10 the splsodd railroad cas-
- Providence ara BosiOn- bsggssem master seeonp.'
Bies each train aud from Boston Fo passage oefns
sisieroOms or freight Eppicarors may % nsns "
The AgeEh "a lie wharf and oses' 10 Ss"sfy p'1e''
uN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

gyUPREnE cOCkrs-Cty and cSsay ~ VIEW "a
- l. Alien axsxss yes,s Aisa-rO JESSE ALLhPs tVe
hereby unoned sne required snsvef he os Ane
scion ~bich hsd cRcs 81 The Cert o. We IVY -.
oassy Ss~ Vera, Al the csy Han Of TIE Cry o. Ss- lo
81. sh oay March, 1881, sed yoef
a. a.. eosepsB; tie suesbsr odce No Val s~S
- a. Cit OF New wkh t~rSy aeF the ssrvee . s
..ors ON yoa excpsvs Of he ana yoe
f.l no .rswsr the ssa eouPsa ~h BE siossNd
.sa N this VII sppl 20 the Coar orth e csAoasd
n "a. comp ai5t.-Dztsd March =. ISL
,a,.wowxs iwahstrs~t
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T1OR NEW.ORLEANS. Direct--In ad-

h vance Of The United States MslThe rev and sPeodd
Slesmship UNlOS Capt fhos s 8add, will leave Pier
North River. on TUESDAY. April Is. al O'Clock Z "a
The unexEmped speed OF this vesse % her recent UP
70 New Oriesbs warrants The bsief thai she VIII always
land her IN CT United States all
Her accommodations for passenges are apsurpass $40
TIE table Is furnished with every uxary The season anor
For freight passage apply 20
al ~ sPOfFORD, TILESrON 4 CO, as south-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
1850. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1851.
NlEW-YORk& NEW-HAVENR RAIL-


lNROAD- On ara amer Wednesday, Dec 10, Tie allow
ing ~ill leave the Csnast stsitoa near Bros.way
Pssseog gers sso rteeivef Al ne NEWTON and hsfe@
l. Aecoumoeaf On Train al IS AN fsr New Rochelle,
nsmsroreck, Rye. Port Ch-ter. Greeawieh, sesmeord
DaEt-n, Norwalk. WespcrI Southport FsiFneld. brgs-
port susuo,d Nisord sna Nsw. Haven Passengers from
the WsysOos for Albany, and TIE sts,ions on The Hos
stop at Briaseport Passengers tr0s wsS-Ssyons for
Boston. ProyiasDee Worcester Hartford Springfield sad
Cotneeuent Rivs. Railroads, VIII tske hs !rsn And GA
road stop az Ne~-HAveu
Express Train ala o'clock n for Stamford, srdgs-
port Albany, Houssionis and Nsagsiue Railroads New
a.y.n ard The Cara RAJ ,.sd, nisdlssen asrttors.
5. Accommodation Train sts 0siOcs AN for Nsw.Hs-
AR se cass RsIrosc vii remain q New Haven asrI 81
PM For New. Haven, Hartford aud springfel Railroad
remain in New Haven unit. NJ
Brc eepert ard Nsussntuck Railroads., wssroary New
Haven Hartford, Springfield, Worcester ana sesoa-
5 Accommodation Train sl4fM for New-assea and
commu;siOn Train al Pm for Bridgeport and inter-
"e''''' TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Commutsdon Train ate 10 AN from Bridgeport stop
ping al all the intermediate Stations
2 Accommodation Train alt NJ. Tor New-hsveo, stop
ping at all Intermediate stations
s. Aceommos ssion Tain al 9 40 A. NJ from Newhsve
stopping all intermediate Stations rsce,vng psssenges
foIi Hartford ard New.Hsyen Canal Railroad, and Nsng-
rSprrss Train al 10 NJ Tin connection with the ST.
pre,s Train from Boslsnl from NswHsven, stopping Al
Bridgeport and Stamford, receiving passengers from ne
HoasaIonic Railroad Al Bricgeport
stopping eli intermediate staoss receivng p~seng-rs
from TIE Accommod alton Train from Boston, and from
the Nsugsiuek Railroad al Bridgeport
6 Express Train At 10 Pm Tor Ia connection with tx
press Train from Boslonl stopping At sndgeporS Nor
4 Express Train al IS P NJ nom Bridgeport 10 con-
nection with the Hcussione Train from Albany and Pits
field. stopping al Norwslk and stamford
seats IN the Cars [m4uI r. B. Mason, sapt
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AM

OCINCINNATi RAILR0AO-Openet 10 Columbus
md connected with the SgDdusky Asd Newark Railway,
q shelby snd with the Columbus and Xenis Trsn for Cin
cinuat a. Columbus
On GnS amer Fuesdsy February ssh the regular Trains
Of The Company VIII daily. Sundays exeepted) be-
tween Cleveland Columbus, AID az ntermodlass places
for Passengers and freight .,
PAssExeEs fHAIS-Lesves Cleveland and Col1meuA
with Passenger Al u O'Clock A. NJ Arrives Al Coia1n
busAt5 -.
Leaves Columbus for Cleveland with Passengers, 10
O'Clock A. n Arrives Cleveland al O'Clock - minutes
P NJ
FEEIeHr AND PASSENGER TRAIs-Lesvea Shelby tof
Cleveland with Freight and Passengers al O'Clock A. n
Arrives Al Cleveland, IL O'Clock A NJ.
RETURNrNe-Leaves Cleveland for Shelby with Freigh
and Passengers Al o'clock 80 minutes P n Arrives 81
Shelby al O'Clock IS inmates p ~ -
nI2 Inc KeEdent and Supernteuding Engineer.