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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-13
Sailing OF tho Car sdr-Mar,ne disasters, Sc.

BcsTor, FEB IL, ls5l
The Royal mail steamship Canada sailed at IL
O'Clock to-day with sixty three passengers fox Liver
pool, and thirteen for nslifax.
The brig Logan Of sesrsport, Captain Traat twelve
days from matsSrss for Boston, with molas,ss vent
ashore in he fog yesterday morning on Nsusett
Beach, about one mile soath of Chatham Light. The
Nssel has bgsd bat the cargo viii probably be saved
in damaged btzte.
The schooser Lyssnder, Capt Hayden, for Boston.
Is lahore at MackeIel Cove, near Nswpcrt
The large hriox building Of the Village Falls Manu-
fscturing Company, at Bath. New Hampshire. was
destroyed By hre yeetsrday The loss is about So JQO,
upoG which there is no insurance.
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conduct OF Mr. Polk administration The com plsipts
against Gen Scott came from the camp. The sdninis-
tEation was necessarily compelled TO notice them He
would bs sorry to make any attack the person who
was then Secretary Of War Mr. Marcy vas an able
Mr. FoorE ssksd, II no attack was intended, Why the
appeal was made to the sympathies on account OF tho
for the resolution. ne observed that precedent
had been established In the person Of Gen. Washing.
ton, when the French war was anticipated. He
would rather create the Office now than In time Of
lie was one OF the democrats who did not
approve Of the proposition to make Lieutenant Gene
been personal but he believed that the ppoint
ment, ct that time, Of the individual proposed and
co. would have resulted in injury to the service II
be had been appointed the brilliant Victories which
followed would never have occurred How could those
VINO supported the proposition then, to send out
Lieutenant General one who was not of the American
Spy l.efuss to support this proposition
yod prefer that 1t provided for the appointment Of
Gen Scott now, and when the office becomes vacant IL
lsct from the army and citizen soldiers the proper man
tolbe Lieutenant General
Col JEyF DAVIS followed In opposition to the rsss-
luton. He was opposed to all brevet appointnsnts
particularly this Gen Scott received no brevet be-
cause his rank was tho highest. He Questioned the
unqualified declarations that General Scott services
were unI srslleled. He questioned also whether he
was the conqueror Of Mexico. Gen. Worth and Quit
man reosivsd NO brsvsts because they were Major
Mr.. FoorE replied, vindiosting General Scott, a.
acknowledged by sll the world rs the hero Of tho
Mr.. DAVIS rejoined.
Mr.. FooTE replied.
Mr. HoUsToN opposed the resolution. He thought
the grade unne ecessary at this time
Messrs. BoRLASD and BRADBURY opposed the resolu.
tion.
The question Of engrossmsnt was then taken, and
carried. Yeas 81, nays 20.
YEAs-Messrs Badger, Baldwin. Bell, Benton. Berrsn
Butler Clay CArle, Cooper Jno Davis Dawson Dayton
Dodge VIZ; Dodge Iowai Pouss' Poots Greene. aunse.
shields Smith, sprusnce. Underwood Uphs and Wales
NASs-1essrs Atchison, Bsrland, Bradbury, Bright
Chase, jefferson Davis Downes Felch win Hale Hamiiu
Houston Jones' King, Norris. Rssf. Sturgeon. Turnsy
Tho 80natA therAupoN adiouruAd
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Death of q Banker In Rua'aI..

nNFFtIss Ftb II, ISJTs
henry r. seymour Of tn. firm Of H. n Seymour &
Co. bankers Of this city, and or the eldest and
moe. respected Of citizens, aled last night of
paralytio affection. He vas . brother In lav OF Mr.
ss,h Cfoev>nor, x Nev Terk
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U. .. Senator for New York.-Kiso in the
Hudson River.


Mr. Ferris will introduce In the House to morrow,
bill to provide for the election Of United States Ssna.
tor In principle 1t will be the the one now
exciting.
Mr. schoonmsker's bill, as reported In the Senate
to-day goes to the Judiciary csmnittse consisting Of
Messrs Schoonmaker Babcock, and Mann 1t Is very
doubtful what shape 1t viii bear when 1t back
to the Senate.
The ice 10 brea king up fast and the water Ii rising
rapidly. Qusy-street 10 flooded, and merchants are
busy securing their goods. ConsiderAble quantities
are damaged already
The Central Railroad Convention were oocupisd du-
ring the morning In discussing the proposition to
reduce the fare from Albany to Buffalo.
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The PonnsyIvenia f.egisisture.

HARRisHL htl 7 tu To HoVA
Resolutions sdopted In ths Senate, 70 Publish
list Of the ysbnc defaulters In the State.
A resolution, ipstructipg a mobilization Of the.
tarIH was under discussion In the House.
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Tn. Murder ana Burs,.r,.s ., owtgo.

VNEho, Ffbfuary II, IboI
Tburston the murderer Of his brother n.ls~, M mapi.
fests much contrition and denies that he told the
Sheriff h. was elaa he Killed Garrson The funeral OF
the murdered man largely attended by cur cti-
Eens os he WIS generally respected.
Daniels, one of the gang Of robbers has nsds full
confession rs TO the late burgares
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General Houston.

H,RRIsnuse, Feb. ~, 1861.
uen.ral Houston viii visit Hsrri,burg ON the 22d
instant at the Invitation q The dsnoor.s bsrs Of
the lesislstuss.
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From New Orleans.

STEAMBOAT DIsASTERS-oREAT SUCCESS or JENNY
LIND-GENERAL HRADERsOAs TRIAL, ETC.
NEw 0aLEANs, Feb. IL, 1851
The steamship Alabama started tor Vera Cruz, but
got aground, and was much injured ~ to be com.
PEELED to return for repairs The steamer 0siby,
bound for New Orleans sunk with 700 bales of cotton
on board The boat and cargo Q total loss.
1t 10 reported that the stesmer Autoorat ak at
hAy on Sara, BY coming in collision with the
MAG pola. Captain Grant, J. fsrsusen and child Mr..
dooJJear third engineer and one or two other lives
are raid to have been lost
Jenny Lind has met with imnense success here
The proceeds Of the hrst two concerts were
$4GCoo
General Henderson's secoRd trial has closed bnt
the jury cannot sgree ane will probably b. discharged
Bgein.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

Loss OF TIE STEAMER AUTocRAT, WITH THIRTY LIVES
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. IL, 1851.
The magnificent steamer Autocrst, bound from New
Orleans to Memphis, with a heavy freight, and
number Of passengers, in collison, on tho 9th
instant, with the steamer Magnolia, coming down
The Autociat tupk imm, diatey, and IL Is supposed
thirty persons lott including several cabin
passengers belonging 20 Tennessee ave negro nremen,
and che engineer 1t Is supposed the Loaf and cargo
will n fnfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-13

Root, demoeras, elected without opposition.
Menden, (whig msjcrity) ........,
Charleston, close, but probably whig
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WtlWtIkIF, Ftb. IT. I5DIl
The Senate bill, aholishing capital punishment va,
iosi IA .bo Hp-ss ths sftsracor sy lsrg, majority
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Massashusetts-Her U. .. senatorsl
DVSEVFNb 0V II, IoJI >
The fourteenth ballot for United States Senator wi

II win be observed that Sumner was nine votes
short, which 10 loss Of six on Of the previous
ballots
After the above ballot the election was postponed
two weeks.
The wings have nominated J Thomas Stephenson to
I'll the vacancy In the House. ocesionsd BY the death
Of Mr. Spence.
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FoRr PLAIN, Feb. IL, 1861.
The following are tbs rssults OF the several town
tlectoDsi held In Montgomery county yesterday for
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

The following beautiful verses were written
ny lonely lady Of Hardatown, Ky. Let those
1ai our fair friends who are afflicted like Door
Helen IS, take advantage of the first moments Of
Sobro'y for her worse hall, aud read to him, in
soft, meodIous tones the following stanlas
COME NOT YET.
The Mfatai ApasnopAr Of a iorsIg Hifs IA he,
h'fmpuate Brutalisea, absent Husband
. come not yel,-so calm is home witbont Thea.
=, NO longer now thine absence mukes me mourn;
fef while thy vices cling like chains about thee.
eauhol, must mol, pray for thy return.
Then CONF not yet!
u come not yeI!=-Iho crowd, should ehilc thy
staying,
Heed heed them not. Thy presence once was
nut now no Fusl attends thy long delaying;
NO Wiip' no ehild, could wish to see thee here,
Then come not Yet
d come not yell-=onee did watch thy eomins.
As evening shadows stretched q ~ moor aud dell.
When tls Wild bee had ceased ts busy hummtap.
Aud slunce hung O'ef all thugs lku a spell,
. oomr not Yet
Bot now | watch not Eyes with weeping,
mourning
Though beamlng oaee-afe nov grown dim aud
dull;
But Oh! Tear tly once again returning,
Would swell lny cup Of agony too full,
Then come not NuH
o come not yet ifam ihy ftts,listanl dpslIHnal
Waka not the tsuautz 1l tn. peaceful ussl;
liets--lhr rude tempsst nos na langef swelling
Let them enjoy lbrIf eaIm aud quiet rest.
q come aal Yet
llrlFN
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

such Other liberal aud humane measures as sad
hoyernmsnl may deem meet aud proper,
IN. Tins treaty shall be binding upon the con.
tracing parties from aud after the signing Of the
same, suhIHet ia The iint place to the approval Of
the evil aud military governor al New Mexico,
aud to such other notifications, amendments aud
eldefs as may be adopted by the Government Of
the United States.
In faith watroaf the undersigned have sigusd
tn, treaty, aud afliKed lhefeuulo tier seals, at
Abqan, IA New Meaieo, this the lbluIelh day Of
December, ia the year Of our Lord Que thousand
eight hundred aud iauyzniae.
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

The calendar of the Aztccs gave an
equal number oi day, aud week, to each
mJuiH a Tar more convenient arrange.
mcDs than our uwu; aud such was tho
extreme accuracy Ol their astronomical
observations, that no appreclablc error
ha, been discovered in their reckoning
by subsequent calculations; while tho
Europeans who landed la Mexico, IN
lIlJ, Were hy Julian calendar, nearly
eleven days 90 advance OF exact time
IL Is remarkable. aud 10y ne means hatier.
Jug TO our sgIll5vc, iof it Is one OF many
proofs Vi our ignorance Of the past, that
an example vi a more perfect method o.
computing umc than has been adopted
boy any other nation In the world, should
have been found among the subjects Of
M0uioZuma.
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

Father did you ever have another
wife besides mother!' mo, my boy,
what possessed youto ask such a ques,
tom because | saw In the old ami.
ly Bible, when You married Anne Dom
uuI, IA 1855 aud that isn't mother her
name wa. sally Smith"
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

II the star, were 10 appear bu, one
night iu a rhdu.aad years, how would
mcu believe and preserve lof many gene.
auous the nmcmbounce OF God which
bad been shown But every night coma
out these preachers Of beauty, aud light
lhc universe with their admonishing
sul'e.
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05
MILLARD FILLMORE
by the Presidents
DAsirL WrusrEa. Secretary sf STATE.

NEw ANp RGuAgEAnLE VARIETY or
CuTfoy We we're shown yesterday by
Gen d Mitchell. OF Mississippi, some
sample, of variety Of cotton which he
ha, cultivated suiirienily to test ils quail.
iuas and 10 which We desire 10 call the
attention o. our planters as ominonlly
w0uhy of adoption The plant, be in-
form. us. d. tom Mexico. aud j, probably
ava original American species. Il dlIicrs
tnm the common cotton in several par
uruhrs Il branches nearer the ground,
lums larger growth with lees height
is more ygorou, IA appearance, nud ito
branches opposite instead OF alternate
The bloom al-1 dliIrr lu color But the
gtrai distinction is 10 thC abundance ul
,hu luit-ihr bD.I- being 80 thick upon
THE stalk, that when allowed all 10 open.
tlrr gruanIIy cover it with their broad
snowy mass. 30 that the individual b0''s
are uulI.ungui,hab.c This. h1 assures
u-. ls u0, the peculiarly OF choice spaei.
mcLs. merely, but OF the general growth
Ne have been 80 mpfDssd with tho
value OF h.. new variety OF oUr grcat
staple. that we cannot but urge upon the
planter, the importance OF introducing
Il II has been soli that the cotton rc.
zion ol lhc South was already nearly
oreuprl What 10 We have the means
of doubling lhu product without cXlcud.
ug Uc culture How Immensely B. the
power OF luo oWbum States thereby
secured aud culuig.d,
ChliigIyU HruUg
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

Now uN-ll yuu are ever to be any.
ihma. y0u mu,i mako q beginning aud
you mu., make tt your.rll The world
H. gruug too practical tohclp droncs aud
push them along. when there is a busy
hive al workers. who, It anything, live
too lust You must lIli up your own
feet, aud L YOU have a pair Of clog, on
which chatter about your heels, They Will
soDu be- worn oh. aud lclt behind on the
dusty pathway. Mark out the line
which YOU prefer let truth be- the object
glass honesty the survey cham and em'
mcucr the level with which you lay out
your field, aud rhu, prepared, with ptu'
laucc on one arm aud por-cvgr'auce on
The other YOU need ioaruo obstacle DO
not be AFRAID To- take lhr ur,t step Bold
uc.s will hrgct assurance, aud the hts'
step will bring you so much nearer the
SECOND. But # your first step should
break lowu, try again. J. wl.,she surcI
and safer by the ual Besides, II you
never movP You will never know yon
own power A man standing ana de-
clarug his inability to walk, without
making the effort, would be general
laughing stock, ard 80, morally, Is inc
map. III our opinion, who will not test hi,
own moral and intellectual power and
then gravcly assures us that he has "ne
genius, or "no capacity A man win
seeing eyes keeping them shut, aud com
planning that he cannot see IS the uulh
peter Of his own Inability.-EJchange
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

The Pttlsbnrg Post saws TINT a woman
iu Sharpsburg gave birth to twin children,
who are united together after the fashion
OF the Siamosc Twins.
The total number Of miles Of railroad in opera.
uof 10 the Uated States, at The beginning Of tho
present year, was s,il7, which cost &c build them
S2-6,4jj,O1s.
Dates from Nurltan to the 3D. uIt, stale lha,
the war with the Indians slIll progressing, aud
1hn Indians ore proving successful,
The total ostensbIg debt Of Texas is sad Jby
the Comptroller be- sllJl0OQo and he psi
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

MtnaaRs=
Auto Js=as Salnsa.
franco TOMAS haan,
Went, Niatds, he 4 mark. I4tffuffsE
Aniaiar I.sous, islsfefsisf.
J. II Whtt'rzsy, lst Llfnt lsi Dfasssas.
EdBfj Il kam.
GraIEs y Martin.
Wa u Mbthell
Approved HEII
Bfsafi Gel 4 s T., Is
AuR. ihuHuHs, hH III.
LARD FILLMORE. ~ nied
States af America, d, nd.
vice aud cousrni q tie l|#HassHl ia
their resolution of lh rHHHf. one
thousand risih hundred reilly,
and confirm aid treaty.
In iesiiuany whereof. ] hHsa ezaarl abe seal
Of the United States TO D. fafraa.1 aNtei. av.
iug sFned the same with nf fiHl
Done Al the city Of M4shngion this twenty.
ioarlh day Of September, 10 ihs year Of
ont i-sTd naa5 ilseliaa ID sirli li.I.assd y,ns
ls. A1 nAsf .fd " tue iuurlrhuunue OF The
United States of America the seyenty.
9Th.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

All Of which Is respectfully submitted BY
goUf ohedleui servant,
(Signed) WN =, McARTlluR.
l,lrul Glm'g aud Assistant I ; Coast Survey
To Pr1E \, u. Raohe,
Superintendent 1 ;. Goasl survey, wa,hiut
ton, h. {.
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-05

CANuLEs,--ll y0u wish to make hard
candles take twryNpoGnds of alum TO
every ru pounds OF "lIow dissolve it 100
water beinru the uIIow is put in aud
then melt lAg la.I9w 90 the ALUM w4cL
with frequent STRUNG, and It #tu cIanig
aud harden tho Da'.1w so us to make a
beautiful article fog cI.ucr summer or
winter Use, almost as good as -PFrm. 1t
the wick be dipped ia smuls OF turpcutIue
the candles will reflect a much more
brilliant light
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PENNSYLVANIA.

5000 From Philadelphia, by General Wayne West Hs
yerfor.: Radncr, Spread Eagle, PaoIi, Frazer.
Parkesburg, sAdsburyvlle, Black Horse, PEN
nng,onville, Christians, Gap, Kinrer's, Belmon,s,
Paradise, Gord01.yills, Ensspri's, L.ne..,sr and
twice daily to Lancaster, and daily rezdus-
Leave Philadelphia daily after arrival Of New York
mail say at III m md 81 an;
Arrive at Lancaster next days by a m and l0t
m, and at Columbia by IL same days;
Leave Columbia daily at II m;
A pS.s !. sy ssd dfS, ny and
920l From Philadelphia. by Rising Sun, Germantown,
Shs.nu, an, White Marsh, Upper Dublin,
ton. Sellers. Tavern, Bunker Hill. ouak.rsovn
coopersbnrg Centre Valley, and Fsacon Valley.
TO Allentown 81 miles and back, daily.
Leave Philadelphia daily at4am;
Arrive at Allentown same days by 3 p n;
Leave Allentown daily al sam;
ssO, FROM u' AIen,o~o BY Centre Valley, fdsdsu.,ile.
Bethlehem, and Hecktown, to Nazareth, IS miles
and back, daily except Sunday
Leave Allentown daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Nazareth same days by 6pm
Leave Nazareth daily .roep, Sunday aissm;
Arrive at Allenown same days by To-
$500 From Line Lexington, by Hiltown, Hagsuvifs,
stpwtown, Peassn, Valley, and Hslsr,,ovn. to
Bethlehem, 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Line Lexington every Saturday n6am;
Arrive at Bcthlehem same day by 6pm;
Leave Bethlehem every Friday al6am;
Arrive At Lire L.nsGo ann. d.y ey ,I.P .nd A
three times = week.
Leave Fnedensviue every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive :, HsIler.own .ame day. by LAM;
Leave H,llen,ovn every Tuesday, Thussday, ard
Saturday at I'm;
Arrive :, Fredeo'y'. same day. /. b. Jpn. ppm. 70
o906 From Allentown, by Orehed - SchncehvDs. ~
miles and back, once week
Leave Allentown every Thursday G3Pm;
Arrive at Schnecksvllc same day by 6pmi
Leave SchneoksviIle every Thursday AVIAN;
Arrive at Allentown same day by IL m.
1907 From Philadelphia, by Rising Sum- 70 0ermsSeovs,
miles and back, six times weak.
leave Ph,'sdslen'. daily except sq UNI %.p"'
Leave G.rmsntown daily exespt Sunday aissn;
Arrive ., Philadelphia. same days BY l0a.,
92Os From Chnstsns, by Coopsrsv'lls, Bar NAY, Pa
more's and QuauyvlIe, TO Buck IL mills md
back, twice week.
Leave Chrisiians every "Wednesday ana 5sfurosy
lpm;
Leave Buck every Wednesday and Saturday 81 g
Arnv. at Chri.,.na same day. BY I'm
1909 From Phiad.lph's, by R.nf Sun; .ns H",.s
serv,Ie. Pipersvlle, Otsvips, Bueksysi's, De-
ham. ge.vills, and Uhlenvilie, 70 ksssos, -
,n,e. and back week
Leave phia daily except Sunday sam;
Arrive al Essson ssme days by SPIN;
Leave Ea.too daily except Sunday si6an;
00,o From fI Psi.s.phi., by conshohoek.n. Norsss~
Ford, Limerick Bridge Potts'own, Douslasvils.
Issspor, Hamburg, Pom ClinlOn. Asbarns, o.,
~gsburg, and schuylkil Haven, TO rosisvi'se, VI
niles and back, twice daily except SapSAy from
18th March TO 18Th Novembs, and dry srs'ps
Sunday from 18th November to lsA Mach.
Winter seke1xs. @a sNf
Leave Philadelphia daily except Sunday asami
Arrive At Reading same days BY - n, I'D n Posss-
Law. Po.,s,ils daily saesps s.nAay &sa..
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Franklin from Bellevie, mites and back six times
week.
Greenvlle from Johnsonburg miles and back once /.
GrovevIle from Bordsnown, mile. and back, .,r
times week
Hamilton Square from Trenton, miles and back, twice
a week.
Harlinsen from Blawensburg miles and back. twice
a week.
a week,
Liule,on from Parsippany, miles and back,
week.
Lumberton, (see Vincentown.)
Lodi from New York, Is miles and back, six times
Little Falls from Paterson 4.miles and back, six times
a week
Mount Laurel from Fellowship 20 miles and back, once
u week.
Macopln from Boomingdale, 7 miles and back, once
week.
Mount Rose from Princeton, miles and back once .
week.
New Sharon from Allentown, 3 miles and back, once a
week.
New Prospect from New York % miles and back, daily
Pedricktown from Scnltown, miles and back twice a
week.
Pepokatng from Augusta, miles and back, once
week.
PENIS Grove from Woodstown, II miles and back.
twice week
Pleasant Valley from Newton. miles and back once
week.
Point Pleasant from Manasquam, miles and back. ono.
a week.
Ricevilie and Chapel Hill from Mddetown, J mios and
Schraalenburgh from Hsckensack miles and back six
a week.
South Brunswick from Cranberry, miles and back.
South Amboy from Perth Amboy, 2 miles and back, ak
times week.
Swartswood from Mddevilo, 3 miles and back once a
week.
linton Falls and Leedsvile, from Mddle,own, . miles
and back, twice week. &N
Tranquility from Alamuchy miles and back, oncs
week.
vansycles from Perryville, miles and back oncs
week.
Vincen,own by Lumberton and Brdgcboro' from Phia-
depha % miles and Rack daily MONTHS and three times
week residue.
West Milford to sloa,sbury, NJ Y, 7 miles and back.
| twice week
White Hall from New Hampton, S miles and back once
| week.
Weston from somervlle, miles and back, three times
a week.
Willams,own from Cross Keys, 3 miles and back six
| times week.
| YardviIe from Bordentown, miles and back twice
week.
Mail Messengers in .Nsp Jersey.
Proposals invited for tho following mail messenger
service which will be let the lowest bidder each
The mail be taken from and delivered into the post Of
fee points named such hours may be fixed upon
| by the postmssters:
Burlington from Railroad Depot, II miles and back.
twice daily
Camptown from Railroad Depot, mile and back, six
times aweek.
Elizabe.h,own from Railroad Depot, of mile and
| back, twice daily.
Jersey City from Railroad Depot, OF milo and back
| twice daily.
Kngstown, from Railroad Depot, mile and back, daily
Newark from Railroad Depot, mile and back, twice
New Brunswick from Railroad Depot mile and back,
| twice daily
Princeton from Railroad Depot II miles and back, twice
daily.
Trenton from Railroad Depot, mile and back, tvios
daily.
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Arrive q Minsak sams day by iiam;
LAavs MinssRk every Saturday at m;
Asrtvs Il Dscksrtown same day by4pm
NN Ffon Brsnehviie, by Wykerown, Dcckertown. and
BssmGsvIse to BunchvilIe, equal 10 q mile. and
beck, week.
Leavs Bsanchville every Saturday at am;
ArIvs q Deckerown ssmc day by II m;
Leavs Dsckertown every Saturday At Pm;
Arrivs It Branchville same day by Up m.
WIS From lafayette, By Monroe, Hamburg, Vernon, and
New Milford, N. r., TO Warwick, IS miles and
back onoe q week.
Leave LsfysuSsvery Saturday at m;
Arrive .. Warwick same day by 4pm;
Leave Warwick every Sssurdsy At pm;
Arrive At Lafayet,s same day by SPIN.
Uls From Wet bloomfield, BY Meade Basin asd Pomp-
ton Piains, % PomPion, Is miles and back, three
times Z week.
Lssvs Wet Bloomfield every Tuesday, Thursday,
nd Saturday, Il IL "a;
Anivs u Pcuapton same day by 3pm;
Lsavs r6mpson every Tuesday, Tkursday, and Sat
St6Ay u 6am;
Arrive = West Bloomfield same day by Han.
Nl1 frcn Nxvson, By Frdon, 0ndsads Johssoobxrp.
HS84 4ssspta, Bslvidsrs, Roeksbuseh, and Harmc.
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