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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
Louisiana stare Convention.

The Louisiana State Convention finally
adjourned last night.
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Contradiction of The Rumored Massacre of
Capt. Marcy and his Command.

Contradiction of the Rumored Massacre of
Capt. Marcy and his Command.
LOUISVILLE, Monday Aug. ,, 1852.
An extra of The Lutte Rock Wig says:
An express arrived atFort Smith on the 18th from
Fort Arbuckle, bringing the cheering news that
Capt. Marcy and his command are still alive, thus
falsiiying the report of the Wacho chief. This in
felligence you may rest assured is definite.
A renconter took place at Fort Smith on
The 25th. in which WIN, l.. Vann was killed by
J. w. Vandever
The European and North American Railroad
American schooner Coral Condemned
md sold.
ST JOINS, N B.. Monday, August :, 1852.
Letters received, per the Europa, from
the Contractors in England for the European and
North American Railroad confirm the bargain. ltis
now assented both Sides and engineers &C., come
out by the Niagara expected at Halifax tomorrow
The work must now 60 on.
The American schooner Coral, con-
dernnod for breach of the Fishery Treaty. sold
here to-day.
Seizure of another American Fishing Vessel.
BosToN, Monday, August ., 1852
The American fishing schooner Union
hss been eised for violation Of the hing Treaty. and
taken into Charlottetown, Prince Edwards Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

IUU IUIIVNIUg dIV -N5 Us aTT' NY
in the House Of Representatives, on Friday July
20, Oh the passage Of the River and llar5or Bill
e. Those voted Yea ar- e.. t-, Haytus, aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

The New-York Wing STATE Convention.
ALBANY, Monday Aug. ], 1852.
The Wing State Convention Is appointed
TO meet at Syracuse on the 22d September.
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THE Duty or THE SURVIVORS.

To ne Editors Of The Ttbne
Numerous resorts have been suggested.
with the view of deterrns the proprls,ors Of other
steamers from repetition of the wrong perpe.racd on
board the Henry Clay Most OF these look 10 further
legislation b. Congress- the State Legislatures TO in
dciments. penalties, imprisonment capital punishment,
&c--of dbreputable policy most of themsll Involving
delays snd In the end probably Ineffective. IL seems to
me that the law as II stands tenders abundant and
prompt redress at least 10 the survivors from the cslsm
itv and ha, the adnlns'ra.on OF this redress would
operate As potential caution 10 the propnetors OF
steamers against the wanon eNYosuss OF the lyaa OF
their passengers.
The law, AS understand Il, may b. stated thus
/ The contract OF passage on board every vessel.
whether steamer or SAL vessel implies engagement
on the part of the that the passenger shall be
carried safely NtltOm unnecessary AG-dTd or alarm,
with reasonable prompncss and comfort and courtesy
10 ;he place OF destination.
That for breach of this engagement In any re-
spect damages propC riioned to the may be re-
covered against captain Of the vessel or against her
owners.
3 That the action 10 recover such damages may DO
brought In the l. Court Of Admiralty OF toe proper
District and that according 10 the forms OF pra tee OF
that Court at esst they obtain In this District, may
be heard and finally disposed OF, 10 tho course OF
month at furthest.
All Of these legal propositions understand 10 have
been iudcialy affirmed by the late Mr. Justice Story In
the First Circuit and they have been repeatedly acted
upon In the Third Circuit by the present District Judge
Kane.
solvent mep should suppose they Ugh, be adequately
by train of Admiralty DEGREES 10 eschew
steamboat racing hereafter.
his fer the survivors from the wreck 10 say whether
this admonon shall be administered or not R.yR.
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Special Dispatch to The ~ T. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. ?, 1882.
The House has adopted the Senate's
amendment to adjourn on the 3lst Of August, by
n large majority, and has gone into Committee
on the Appropriation bill. J.F. c.
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aid to Procure Justice for the Sufferers.

MA TO Procure Jutticc IoE tue 5hAsEcTS'
To ne Edifort Of T1e ". y. T,dane:
| am sure that | shall not ask in vain
for your cooperation in plan which promises at once
10 afford much needed relief to the seyoreh sufferers
by The recent disaster upon the Hsdson River aud 70
DO tran has yet been done for tho prevention
Of such outrageous recklesspess Of life In future
rs law all who have been bcreaved by tia. calamity
have clam for damages up0n the captain and owners
If the boat; but those who most need that this claim
hou!d be enforced have not the means Of securing
their rights IN the promises. There arc May who
s'lTd in liia position.
lt rms been proposed that flud be rlised by sub.
scrptiou among our citizens generally, to enable ~ per-
sons no los, relatives by the burning q the Henry
Cley ard Who would bring civil suiis ior damages
against her captain aad owners, If II were IN the'r
power 10 do 81 with ample resources Already con.
ti.erai e sum has been subscribed and many names,
rich and POOR of the highest respectahity ready 10
BE- recorded upon paper which @il be- At once bond
Of charity, protest and warning which cannot be
without the hspIiest effect now and hereafter. Not a
1.-THE Of the money which would be Subscribed could be
used bu, c, ali who will Dayo the Opp0rtloity thus 10
utter their dcnunciato Of crime which hitherto has
-ore unwhipped OF justice. wG.R
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49,. l.i. r-......sr on U.rr-. D.,r--.t F-r- -
Dr. .a4tt Cifa T-i.--,l "- "->-y'' ~ " -
Nvtf-.rA
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The European and North American Railroad
American schooner Coral Condemned
and sold.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.

ssu.a.ra Telegraph oaO., ofBa"s'a aid Bea.~.t'
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Rivers and Harbors- II omestead Bill-Frcnch
spoliaiions.
Special Dispatch 70 The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday Aug . ls52.
The Senate referred the River and Har-
Dor bill to the Committee on Commerce to-
day, and its friends fear that it will not
pass.
, DIR. Clemens, a true "Dem ocrat,"
threatens to talk the bill to death, and
few other Senators are disposed to help him.
There is now no hope of the passage of
The Homestead bill in the Senate, and very
little for the French Spoliations blllln the
House. EYE.
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w. ssis H1icf Opposition i1 Rntr; pt...r F-." o''.r
in sr4,t Csrs Wen, Ioij h-Nays, 81 oA1-rt ID, Ao
NolIg,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

" ri doing things do not stand herr. 4,
speak III personally The opposing candidate.
IL ne be brought out and urged upon the co,u.
ny Tor election as plain Franklin Pierce. ,b,,
citizen and mar. shall in,erpose lu, I,,I,. oh.
lection TO him. IN tie ground Of personality -
But Has soldier. an officer, General. 4 !.
nnaer'aken TO ran him thr"ugs my STATE, I
shall take The liberty Of taking of his hutton,
and stripping him Of his cpaule,,es. There
was no such ~trnrral' as General Pierce. in
, ~ Mexican war! daughter and checrs)-
fnry stumbled on him at Baltimore. III,
Nomination ~asa sndicrnu. scrhl.n,. twas
IN embargo On genus. intellect. talent, public
service and honorable amb,,ion. nmon ming To
a repulaiion Of c,nncnc,. N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
Ratification Meeting.

The Wings Of Lynchburg will meet AT the
Masonic Hall. on Friday night. for The pur-
pose Of ratifying the nomination of the Nation
al Convention.
They expect all who desire TO keep thr
country under the pure and prospecting inau
rnce of wing principles and government to
lie present Let us rally under the banner of
our great Captain. animated by the SINE spirit
Of courage and patriotism, exhibited by the
soldier. who fell by his 81 lie at Lundy's Lane.
calling out with his la.r breath. more car,ridg.
es In my box"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
EIectors for the state ofVirgimin.

ELECTORS Tor tOe state OF y 1fS ~
LIT Distrirt-John K kiIbv of Nanscnond.
ID Di-t,ici-Col J. Chanaiis-. III Grcn-ville.
81 Di-tritt--
4ih Di-triri-ii II Marshall. Of Charlotte
9Th District-Aiex. Rives Of Alhcmaic
9th District--Wrn. C. Scott, nf PowiIatnn.
7th Disfrici-Jos. ScgHr. of Elizsheth City
Sth District. B. Lacey. Of Spntfsylvnnin.
9th Di>trirt-Hcnry W. Thomas oi fa rinx.
10Th Distric,--Alex. z. Botcler. OF JefI,r-on
1lth Dis,rici--Co. ]. b. Baldwin. of Augusta.
18th Di-;rct-.Toi,n Echcl-, ot Monroe.
18th Di-trict-Wal. Preston. ut Washington.
lifh Dsiri-i-.J"hn J. Jackson IT,. of " uod.
| S,h Di>frict-T. NJ. Gally of Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

the morning NJ the lsth in consequence If my illness
srarly put my sts out Of ltion, there being no
brigade commander. Under these circumstances. nv
chief Of staff Captain o. r winship assistant sdntnni
gen. rs although his health then, and for several
Pret sding days, scarcely warranted him in leaving his
bed remained upon the field during the entire conflict
My ad-.Ir-camp, Lieutenant Ed. II. Fitzgerald. volun-
eered to command the grcnsder rFuny # tho 9Th
infantry the able and gallant Csptsin Of which wns kept
from the field by .-hnrss. Tie admirable conduit af
Lieutenant Fitzgerald WINS, informed. under the
immediate eye Of tir general commanding the division
u cannot be necessary for me To commend Captain
Winshp and Lieutenant Fitzgerald the favorable
ce ofthe general commanding the division, aud through
him 20 the gcneral-in-chicf
cannot close this report i'hout retr ring 10 loss
to brigade irrePsrablc If it possible -Ip-
ply the place Of the energy and commanding Iin-
fe-. which united in the character .t the lament
cal Colonel Ran~rn. the nd ruuld have been
fortunately than upon the gallant Msjor Sey-
who. with his hand. struck down the Mexi-
flag upon the castle Of Charultcp-c. This. am
i not the place speak "f Colone Ransom.
his merits officer and my feelings wonld die
tate. bu, may he permitted to that be fell. WHERE
from the day that left Vera Cruz !" tho hnnr of hi
death. he Away. found where there danger
duty for his command. the head cf the 9th regiment
Respectfully submitted.
FRANK. FIERCE
Briyraicr General, L. s. A.
Captain J. HooxEH. asst Adjofan. Gene,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
DlEDMONT WORkS-A. ELLISON jr Pro
l. Dr,etor
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
D0or, Sash Blind and Dor Factory,
Mel md MacLiue LIZ RI

MI ard Machine Utrk.
Iron Turning ond Fitting,
Biacksmi.hipr oj all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with power, and large variety of ncry fa
working wood and iron, form the complete rstu-
lishment of the kind in the Snuihcrn States. aud
better work ard cheaper rates. than can be
in the ordinary mode
Builders and 'io-c intending to build. supplied with
Doors Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primcd ,ni
glazed if rcqnired) A1ouldngs Flooring dressed ane
md rr"ovcd repdy for u,n dressed Ceiling
aud Misunderstanding. Paling.. and u variety Of "hc,
rs,tcrinls required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Carr Der.
rick Gearing. Whccharrow~ Prks and Bars and oile,
Tools required upon Public Works
Constantly nnd and for sale, reasonable Terms
all varieties Of Floorng and other Lumber worked
unworhed. Saving and Planning dome to order. Bill,
Of Timber sawed to order
ran lifts A NETTIETOS Apert
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

Several Of the South Carolin. papers Object
Ia tho course of Mr.. Orr. in plcJging the state
for Pierce and King. They say. tina, Mr.. Orr
was no, commissioned to say any such thing,
AMI that if he can fluid nothing else to do. but
I" make such speeches in Congress. he had
better .,,ne Lurbe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

Tves.led-l. Corporal N. w. 0rout, company d.
slightly.
Do .. Corporal W. 3. iioss. company q. -
verely.
Do .. corporaiw. W. psse company II. .lishs-
".
Do 4. sergeant J. @. sso~cll. company n.
slightly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

The Washington Telegraph says that Mr..
John Janney, upon his return 10 Loldoun.
from the Wing Convention. told the people
there, that although their first choice had not
been obtained. their Wing principles would
yet be sustained. by the npmi,Iers IT the Wing
Convention. and that his appeal for union in
the Wing cause. was warmly responded 10
Old I.oudoun will So heartily for Scott. Ora
ham. and the Compromise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

iue ON OI sSeI)tctnDer nj NIOInO Oti Jttv, dnu
the. 18th, 18th. and 18th at Chepultepcc.
and the gates Of Mexico. was that ofan inva-
lid, as will be seen hy his rcpor, here given.
HEap-er AnTrRs. 1s1 BHreApE. So Drv,-,oS.
Yacn6oyn. September Is, 1917. !
CAPrAIv:-I have the honor submit for the intor-
nation of the major general commanding the division.
the following report Of he operations Of my brigade u
ring that portion tho 18TH th and Alb day Of Sep.
ten'ber, whilst it Under mv>imn,cdate command
On the morning OF the oth. before the dawn Of day my
brigade. consisting Of the 9th and 18th regiments of
fsntry (the 18th regiment having been lc guard
the hospitals Mixcoac proceeded from the village Of
Tseubays take up position the left Of said
covering force heavy batteries, destined
set agninstth encmy'- strong works at Caputeprc-
This position, taken without opposition. maintained
until dark without any other change thnn showing front
the left in tie Of the day. in order oppose
strong body Of cavalry and Dfantry which. for time,
threatened that flank. As it became sufficiently
dark 1.-THE manruvre the brigade directed
by the general commanding the division silently
under cover Of long range Of buildings. known the
Moline del Fey. which place is immediately under the
guns Of Cknputepsc. Previous this nrcnt, howe,-
mpclled leave the fell in consequence of
severe insposton. which confined me q my bed du-
ring the 18th. and, of deprived IT the .s.-
faston Of participating witply brigade in the goru,s
achieve menss Of that day.
The regiment composing command ha, ing acted
under the immediate orders ut the general
the division and BrigsJi-r Grn~ral Cadwslader would
respectfully rir the r-purfs If the lat cer
and those OF the commanders 1T The uuve mined rcgi-
mcnis tor an account If their operations ofth 18th.
AT oriock on the morning Of the i4th, rcin;ncd
that portion Of my brigade 9th rcginrnt) then .ting
under the orders ut Major General Quifnan at the Carl
IN on the Iscaiaya rad tho 18th regimen, having pro
viousiy been dirrcisd to rrrraia gs,r-.n 10 Cha
puli~pec In this rnrfinr. ! -ernairrd until the rews
of thu surrender IL tho riiv communicated W. ts.-
~ral Quifmsr. and having SITTER received order.
rou headquarters cfthc nrp, tina, tfS-ea il,-
drew my command for tie Iurro<c "f garri<oinr
fouu ~ tHxrnac and Ta-uhaya. Tho s-rcrn'
uandIn- the jsi.irr that rfr sriuns. II
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Sales bp auftion.


J. w. Southland, AHchoneer
A UCTION SALE of ~ BUILDING LOTS
IN in NEWARK, New-Jersey.-Will be sold at Public
Auction, SATURDAY, the Sd day OF October, At
o'clock M on the premises in the With Ward Of the City
Of Newark, known FAIR MOUNT, adjoining the
rmer resdonce of Joseph c. Wallan. ESQ, z splendid
BUILDING LOTS, fronting West Bank, Cabinet aud
Morrissts end Wellan-pnce The location il the most
healthy The city being the highest point of elevation and
bayiut fine panoramic view OF the whole city, river and
bay and within four minutes walk of the Court House, be-
ine in that part of the city which improving rapidly
than other aud offers Inducements for hOs wish
nE 20 make profitable Investment improvement for pr
vNe residences Good aud good ghborood. These
Lots will he mapped 2SxeO feet each. but opportunity will
purchasers Lots 100 40 feet deep
n desited. -
For particulars inquire Of DUNN 4 THOMPSON, No.
"a Ham,onst-kewaTk, Oct IL, 1882.
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EIyHE RRIrISH and NORTH AMERICAN


Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK aud LIVERPOOL direct; aud between BOSTON
and LlN ERPOOIThe Boston ships only calling AZ Halifax
10 land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA. Can't Judlms AFRICA, Can't Hlrrison.
PERSIA CoIt -, EUROPA, Capt. Resse.
ASIA. Capt Lott NIAGARA, Capt Leitch.
AMERICA, Capt v Shannon. CANADA, Capt Lang
These vessels cary clear white hight masthead green
starhOard bow, red on port bow.
ASIA, Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Oct 20
AME RIGA. shannon from BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct, r.
EUROPA. Refine from NETWORK, Wednesday, Nav B.
NIAGARA Leitch from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. 10.
AFRICA, Harmon, I'm. NEW YORK "Wednesday Nov H.
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday. Nov D.
ASIA, Lott from NETWORK, Wednesday, Dec. /.
AMERICA shannon, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Dec g.
EUROPA. Retire. from SEW-YORk, Wednesday, Dec. Is
AFRICA Harrison, fm NETWORK, Wednesday, Dec. D.
CANADA, Lsng, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan s. 1883
ARABIA Judkins I'm. n YORK, Wednesday Jan II 1853
AMERICA. Shannon, fn. BOSTON Wednesday Jan. 49,
Psssage from New-York Boston 70 LiyoTpool-Frst
calm. $40. SECOND cabin $40
BeTths not secured until paid for.
FREE ht vii be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An txrtririiced Surgeon on board
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post-Offee For frei ght or passage apply ~
T. CUNARD No. 4 Bowling green
r. Frcrch, German, and other Foreign Goods received
aud brought 18th Bntsh Goods Through bills
Of lading giycn ~ Hsyre for NewYork.
NATCHEsBy order Of the British Treasury, watches Of
foreign manufacture bearing the marks of English
manufacturers VIII be- hercaftcradnitred Engandn
nu for United Sates ard other countres in conse-
quence Of which French and Swiss watches may be shipped
HaTe CIR New ork BOaton VIA Liverpool without n
the rsk, heretofore Of being seizOd By the En-
glish CustonlIouse
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ALBssT VI. NicoLAY, lDctioneer.
Gal T. nj % REAIIIIFUl

DRREMPTORY SALE Of 80 BEAUTIFUL
Il BUILDING LOTS and COITAGE SITS m 10
PLEASANT VILLAGE Of WESTCHEsIEk, ~ T. "
ALBIRT n NICOLAY viii sell q. Auction on mon
DAY Nov at o'clock at the beautiful Village oil "ee
chester, ~ Y on the grosnd
80 desirable building Lots and Cottage sfes ~ ie' 'N
and rear, and 100 deep. ,z;.h;o.
We,tchester one Of the most plessant and no1rsns
Villages in Weechessr County, and 10 Only 10 Iul' 'N
the city Of Eew-York by the Harlem Ranro@h .r 81
This hesutful property 10 within I'VE tI pd v-s;cb
the proposed Ne,E-York and New hocne!ie hA1IUs -
VIII 90 operation shortly st49es ran s.5 s6s
dsy 20 and from this place and the Harlem
fhe sroupd "a nearly level ard ssfclentJ eeF seee 20
cure sslubrous atmosphere, and the SOL Is u lo W.
quality. ,. 49,. v;,,;, the ir,rnsd-
az, ycri,v The eonvenierce OF access ron the ey 70
,stber with he healthy location and exceuent
bood all eornbine 10 mike THIS an eIceedihziy
either fOr genieans country resideho or .Y1
he mechanic and wOrkinEnau az well a. ssie sou
Investment for capitalists, as the property 10 s le1
,.ing ard viii continue Use, and must rap'dy iefea
in value. Title indispUtabie r. -. ~. d.x
nor cent and the AuctioneeTs tees on tne Gay
of al, % Der cent on the 9th Of December "nen III
d4eds viii L. delivered sid the balance can remain On
ana notgsre for thee yfaTs ~ per cent UT IpPsI eh
sId The Auctorfers the day OF e and me
IN monthly nstseDts u 10 per cent each until tae ~No7
disocInt Of 10 per viii be made on al lots eossn'
for cash. ,..,5 81 .la AM.
free excursion by the Harlem Railroad VII he made on
the dy OF tie sale Tickets en- BE- obtained n OF
On sunying 20 J. v HuschlsT, ESD NO 20 CathAh ~
or % he uctioneer. No. 10 Wal-st-
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itle0ical.
REMARKABLE CASE of sCRoFULA

A REMARKABLE CASE of SCROFULA
~ CURED by HOLLOWAl'S OINTMENT saA
PILLS-The son of Mr.. AlidAy, No $50 Hish$t, Cbe-
ienha when years old afflicted with scrofua 70 ~
neck and the disease increased ttartuly that IN o
he had ten ulcers hls body besides tung "
tween the eyes The best medical treatment afforded hm
relief the blood being corrupt thai 10 was conNded
impossible ubdue the disease. At tins crisis Holoways
Pills and Ointment resOred and with great sue
cess months the boy soundy cured by ther
use and h. has continued well for the last three years
Sold BY all OF medicines ia the United States
pots and boxes at 5I cents 87 cenis and 81 50 each and
wholesale by the principal drug houses in the United Sla
ard by Mcfsrs A. L. d. SANDS, NewYork, and by The
pfouuefor No IA Strand. London,
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN Raul.

~ RoAD-FALL ARsAseEHFsT.-septem Is5l-
Trans cot OF Newfork leave the OF Canalst
and and SpecAl-Gt7 and lli
A M and q 7. b., through 10 New Haven.
AtStA N. and q I. NJ. for Port Chester
The III A. ~. rms IN connection with train from New
Haven ~ Hartford and Springfield and with train tho
Canal Road.
EXPREss TRAINS for New Haven Hartford, sprin yied
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 10 Os
densbGrgh ard Montreal.
AT A. NJ stopping at Stamford and Bridgeport con.
meeting with Heusatohc sad Naugstuck Railroads at
BuaSepor and Canal Railroad at E.wHsveni aud 1t 81
NJ stopping at Stamford, NOrwak and Bridgeport con-
ntctng with Housatcnic and Saugs,uck Railroads at
Brldg. port
TIuLs into Observation-Disclosures and specal-at
=, and sS5 A ~, and 40 Z. NJ, through from New
Haven.
AZ q A b. and 3f5 P. h., rom Port Chester
Tie 5So ID receives passengers ffot Springfield aud
hartford. and Canal Railroads, az New Haven. The 10
M receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS eaye New Haven arrival Of trains
from Bottom II aud $50 p b stoppng Bridgeport,
NoIvsk and Stamford J leaving Boston at A VI. and
Bpm.
See large bill OF advertisement at tho Station House and
principal hotels GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr., Supt
New-Hayen September, 1882