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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

Father GQra1=i's Lectures ). Life.
-Alcssrs. De Wit, & Davenport have just issu-
dc handsome volume, containing the lectures
Of Father Gavazzi in New iork-,he same
whose repetition in Montreal SO violently excl
ted tho ire of the Roman Catholics there as to
lead 10 rio, and boodshcd. Without taking
sides on the question Of Roman ca'hoieisn'
We must, in common with every American,
wholly condemn the attempt Of the Roman
Catholics in Montreal to violently suppress ircc-
lon Of discussion in the person OF Gavazzi.--
We confess also to an intense curiosity to read
the Lectures, which have excited such grave
consequences, and We find tina, their character
has not been oycrratcd. They arc exceedingly
pungcnt.
The prcscn, volume also contains copiousl
al Life" of the Father down to the moment O.
his departure from New York. The work is
beautifully got up. Price, 30 cents paper
10 cents cloth.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

Politics in llississippi.-Colonol
McClung, well known forhis services
in tho lalc war with Mexico, is can
ilijaro for Congress from this Stale
Gov. Foolc lIas suspended speaking
in several counties Of tho State, III
consequence of the prevalence of tho
small pox. which has recently made
its appearance.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

Consumption IF Lager Bcr.--On
Sunday last. ono of the calculated
lager beer manufactures in Plilado!-
phia disposed Of $50 casks Of this
beverage to persona who visited tho
establishment Each cssk ccNlSlael
lU9 sl4sges.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

Dro@yAt.-Tho Cambridge (Ml. J
Chronical of Saturday says that tho
drought in that vicinity had continued
for six weeks that the grass aud
corn arc shrivclled up and cattle dy-
ing for want Of water in places where
a deficiency was mover known before
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16
THE LATEST FROM CHINA.

TIE Capture Of Naakia-hs Erac49'
ten, and tic Defeat ef tie Rebels,
From the same highly respectable
and reliable source to which we have
been previously indebted for impor-
,ant information from China, we have
received copy of private tele-
graphic dispatch received in London
from Trieste by ono Of the first mer-
camille firms in the British metropo.
lis:
"Thc India and China mails have
arrived, with advicos from Canton to
tho Goth of April, and from Hong
Kong 10 q later date. The capture
Of the city of Nankin by tho insur'
gents is fully confirmed.
"Thc Hong Kong Gazette of April
90 confirms this information, and says
that the capture was effected on the
2lst of March. 1t adds, however the
important intelligence that the iMsur-
gents were subsequently compelled TO
eyacua,c the city, ard on tho 9th Of
April they were defeated in an GU
earcment with the Imperial troops,
about thirty miles south Of tho city oil
Nankin."
There was also in circulation, q.
the closing of tho Aflica's mails, II
report to this effect. Shanghai abun-
doucd." The information, however,
was too vague to produce much CT
feet for it was impossible to decide l.,
whether Shanghai was abandoned
by European residents, by tho people
general y, by Imperial forces or by
The insurgents. The most probable
version seems 10 us the lattcr, or that
,hey had abandoned all attempts on
Shanghai saNcr being compelled to
cyacuatc Nankin, ~ y C0@' A@e'
Hon qopaAy IN Fr0@ce.-G. W.
Kendall writes to his paper at New
Orleans from Paris:
at is said that Chair of llomno-
patty is ahout 10 bo created IN the
Faculty Of the Medical School hero
The Emperor, the Empress and Mar
shall St. Arnaud-who says ho owes
his life 10 HomGopathy--are very
much in favor Of it. Mile Rachel
believes in this science as firmly as
tho three last mentioned persons"
~ The city Of Mexico contains q
population of about two hundred
thousand. Twolhirds of this popu-
la,ion arc said to consist of low Mex
lean half breeds aud Indians, whose
morals aud habits Of life much rcsem'
Llc the blacks of tho South. There
seems to be u life aud uc,iyiiy about
the city much resembling New York
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-Thc Pres
idcnt arrived at 4 o'clock this alter.
noon. A large military escort passed
through the city and landed at the
Navy Yard. A grand salute was fired
The streets were crowded and there
was much enthusiasm. The Prcsi'
dent rode black horse and looked
very well. lie was formally recoi'
we'd at independence Hall, where he
was welcomed to the city by Mayor
Gilpin, in a nca, speech: Tho Pres
itlcnt cloqucn,ly responded. He was
accompanied by Secretaries Davis,
Gushing and Guthrie: A grand enter
tainmcnt was given him at tho Mer'
chants Hotel, by the City Council.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16
rclorraphed 70, the pi,,sburg Dispatch.

lclUEEipHCu ava tHS . tNoos'b &Nt
BALTIMORE, July l2,-RcccptiOn Of
President Pieyce-His Speech.-Thc
President accompanied by Sccreta-
ries Guthrie, Davis and Campbell,
arrived at half past five o'clock last
evcning.-Thcy were met at the de-
pot by an immense concoursc oil CIT
liens and large turnout of the mil
i'ary, who escorted him to Barnum's
liotcl.-I'hc President rode white
horse. He was enthusiastically gree
ted along tho route. Barnum's Ho-
,el was handsomely decorated. The
President was introduced by Mayor
Hollins, who made a brief address,
in which he thanked tho people for
his enthusiastic reception. Secretary
Davis unl others also spoke
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

Krnncdy's IFcstern Reriew and Counter
fei, Detector, for July, contains an inter
csting glance a. Money Matters gene
rally, with full description of all recent
counterfeits, SC. ~ No business man
Gun safely do without work Of this kind
q, this time, when the country is deluged
with base currency. We will give our
back numbers Of this work, for bait, 10 the
fist applicants.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

First annual Report Of the Ncw-Or.
leans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company--a pamphlet Of 50 pages,
politely forwarded 10 us by james RoIb,
E.q., Presilcn, Of the Company, contain
ing much valuable information concerning
tina. gigantic enterprise.
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68nt @gseG SSaGrs,

GOdey"s Laly's Book for august, is an
unusually brilliant number Of that always
splendid work. The embellishments arc,
the Village Beau; Contcntmeni better than
wealth; Embroidery; The Picnic; Fashion
Plates; the new Ii Dorado; Landscape
Gardening. Contents: 80 pages, entirely
original and ably written.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
Ol E O..

Ia HaFwin.on. Both ult, HARRIET NJ,
wife ct Jonathan y B ,lch. aged 81 years.
10 Harwinton. Dec |. LUMAN CATLIN
aged s.; DC l54 CHLOE. wife ofLnman
Catlin. aged 90
In Hartford. 29ih alt, ELISHA POOR.
MING. aged II: URSULA B. wife OF
Horace hollisier aged Sc. ..-.
En- West RlcllunOnd Ontario county, N
7. 81 ult, Mrs SARAH PALMES. aged
S5-reIict Of Mr. Andrew Pnlmes. who
died seven years since at the age "f 81 -
She was daughter, Of L,mes Mat,Mks of
this town. [, the obituary pntic'' of this
es'imable iaty, published in our last, the
c"ni'osi,ur substituted AN = tor Az 8 in her
tame. thus making it " Palmer" instead of
Pa!neS
la H.nfax. N. S. 25th ult., THOMAS
b LIVlNGS ron, Consul at that port
aged 46.
A. N'w LisbOa, OHIO. Cd inst, Dr. jon N
THOMPSON. aged 75--formsriy member
otCougrees, ........
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NAIVE Law D,.ctssoN. -JuiRe Cur,iss. Of
the on'led States Court. at Rhode Island. has
stuck the seVeTesi blow at the Maine Law
socalleds that q has received tT0m any quar-
,er' IN decIs'"n ju-t gives in thai state
IN which Judge Pitman concuTred. The case
vii doubtless be carried no Iu the Sunreme
Court, but u 10 said that there is little pros-
Dec' that the decision will be reversed ihe,e
We d" dot understand the obiec,io-a Ia re
against the prOhihitOTy prOvisioMs Of the .ct
but the summary made Of its execution. &c.
&C. We shalt give an abstract Of the decie
sitn hereafter
n SAB CASE "A woman, who not mAnv
years aga. was the pride nf large and fash.
I"nabIe circle ~ New Orleans. on the 22u
I'LL presented herself beior. Recorder Winter.
IN that city. aud ask ID to he sent 10 the work
house. as her las, nope for hnme On earth -
The Recorder mt withoui emotion, granted
the Request, and the trail and faded wreck II
former belle, started under the escort of an
officer.
00- A despatch from Ior7a announces that
the Legislature of that State has reelected
George w. Jones as j S. Senator for the n,
suing six years.
o. The annual meeting Of the American
ConhizaiIo Society; wi | be held in the city
Of Wa hingtOn on Tuesday The 18th inst. at
7o'clock. P. NJ The Board Of Directors
which embraces the delegates from the State
Societies, VII meet the same tlay at l2
O'Clock. NJ. One Important item of business
TO come before the meeting, will De the cleo.
ton Of a successor of Henry Clay as Preside MT
of the Society.
The following delegates have been appoints
I'd tc rep esent the State of Connecticut a,
that meeting-Hon Truman Smith, Hon.
Isaac Toucey. Hezekiah Huntington, Esq.
James Brewster, Esq James Dnnaghee, ESQ :,
Hon. Charles Chapman. Eon Origin Sey-
mour, Rev. N. S. Wheaton. D. D., Rev John
Orcutt.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
Killed On tho Railroad.

Charles Hodges, lad thirteen years
old. son OF Mr.. 3. William Hodges. Of this
city. was killed on the HOusatOnic Railroad
at Cornwall Bridge, on SATURDAY. He had
heen enticed by one Of the New York news
paper boys to accompany him. with the
understanding that he could return on the
down train, Seeing the train approaching
he attempted to jump off. at the place
above named. but by some mistake, fell
upon the track Of the turn out. and Was
caught under the cars before he could re-
cover himself His left arm was cut of at
the shoulder, and his bead and side were
shockingly mangled. He survived only
about five hours The first his parents
knew OF his ,sence, was the announce
ment of his shocking death, as here related
II Bridgeport Farmer
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This noble building. recently erected
At tie north west corner Of the College
grounds. and the name Of which has
scarcely been head Of by many of our
citizens. il attracting attention. especially
% it is near being crowned with roof.
Much praise 10 due to Mr.. Atwa;sr Treat
for his faithful superintendence Of the
whole concern. The friends of Yale
COLLEGE, far and near. cannot but feel
very grateful to Asa Bacon, ESQ.,, who
OF late has taken up his residence here,
for his very generous donation towards
this noble edifice To the literary soci
cites Of the College. it viii afford accom-
mediation for .heiG Libraries and literary
meetings hereafter, which other genera,
lions Of students have not known.
NeaS Ha0en Herald.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
MONEK WANTED.
NEN~
F ALL A d w Int Err
c. O q D S
Just received and for sale by
G.. ADAMS g. Co

At Court of Probate holden at Liich6eld
within and for the District Of Litchield.
on the 16sh day of December, A. d.
1852.
Present. OLIVER A. @. ToDD. ESQ.,. Judge.
GNSrArEof STEPHEN STRONG, late
"a Of Warren. TO- said District, deceased
The administrator with the will annex
I'D; reOKesents the estate insOlvent. and
prsyS- the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon. Os.ieFed, lhat Cons
missioners 10 receive. ex1mine and. adjust
the claims Of the crediiOrs at said estate
be- appointed ut the Probate Office ia said
LiicI'feid. on. the 29sh day OF Dsc"tnher.
1852. st | O'clock 10 the afternoon; ami
that all, persons Interested in said estate
utay be- Dp'iflBd thereof tho administrators
will cause this OrderiO be pnbIished.in a
newspaper printed 10 Eitch6eld County,
add posts copy thereof on the public sign.
post nearest the, place where the deceased
lest dwslt 10 said town Of Warren.
A.lrue copy Of Record.
DAVIS A. 9. Tom. Judge.
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- -
MAR RED,

In Plymouth, 81 inst, by the Rev. John
Pegg, Jr., Mr.. JAMES E. BISHOP Of this
town. to Mss ELIZA SCOVILL of Hat
dam. We tender our thanks to the happy
couple for a'beautiful loaf OF cake accOn>
panying the above notice. Success and
happiness attend them through life.
In this village. 81 inst, by the Rev. Mr..
BranAagee, Mr. LORENZO d. IA UNGER
to Miss CArHARINE MORRIS.
IL WATERFOWL. 2lSi uh, WM SCOVILk
to Miss SARAH BRONSON.
$ In Alhol, Mass, Dec 81. by he Rev F
Norton, JOSEPH |. GAYLORD. Esq, of
Goshen to Miss ELIZA NORTON.
daughter of Deacon Lewis NJ Norton VI
Goshen.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06

RY order Of the Honorable Court Of Pro
- bate OF the District Of NoFiOik--Will be
sold at Pebble AUCTION On Monday the 18th
OF February 1853, at the dwelling house on
the premises. all the right, title and % leFesI
OF Burr G.. P&TriIt to two certain pieces Of
Land lying in said Norfolk and the town ad
joining (viz Sandis6eld Mass,) One piece
being the Hull Farm 30 called, cOnta; nina
about One Hundred and Seven,y Acres, the
other the Hotcnkiss place. 81 called, contain
ing about forty ave acres. Sales TO com
mence a: 10 o'clock A. NJ. on said day.
a.. HIRAM MILLS. Assignee.
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District OF Litchisll 1, s..
Probate CouUt, December 1852,

rEooate Oouts Decemoet t00xs
ESrATE Of STEPHEN STRONG, late Of
- Warren in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Z :strict Of
I.itch6eld hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Credi>
tors Of said Estate represented insoivsni, ia
which TO exhibit tSeir claims thereto and
has appointed George Starr aud Elijah Hays,
Esquircs Of said Town Of Warren, dIsint.ues>
ted ElectoEs, Commissioners to receive said
Claims. Certified by
CATER A. G. Tom. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of the said de-
ceased in said Warren on the goth day al
June, T.. D. 1883. at O'Clock in the forenoon,
m each Of said days, for the purpose Of at
lending on the hn ,Ine.s of said appointment
G., Gsonss S SrAsR' commissioners.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re,
queste6 to make immediate paVmeAt to
WlLLIAM HOPKINS Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
WaSh;mee COlnnany.

THE undersigned having. with 0th er
persons, assoc, rated for the fo:mg iiUn
of joint-stock company, under the above
sane. for the manufacture Of wooiso yarn
and for other purposes. hereby give notice
that the Hrst meeting Ut said COMPANY will
be held at the Salisbury House on Satur-
day. January 8, 1883. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
for the purpose of completing their organ
ixat;On. NJ. l.. GRAHAM
WILLIAM J. NILES.
Sa lisbury. Dec l6. 1859.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06

v.B PALMER T'ibuRs Buildings. New
York. 10 our agent Cor the Transaction Of b1si>
ness in that city.
~ john HasDkisS, the celShVaied Wash.
inglOnian RslOEmer. gave Lecture in fayeV
Of the Maine Law, in the Court House in
this village, on Wednesday last. The au-
disnce was large, and the address waa an az
cellenT one.
% The Ari-Uaion Paintings, which were
sold at auction, recently, brOugh nearly a.
much as they cast, f
AarWe observe. BY the Art UnioD Journal
'or December, that the engrav ings intended
for Subscribers If last year, will he sent 10
them, the zane as though the regular draws
ing han taken place. The engravings. as
stated by the Journal, are now being printed,
and will be furnished to subscribers at az
early day as possible.
o. A mi e minute has heretofore been
considered pretty fair travelling: bnt Il j.
I said that the cars un the Milwaukee, and Mis-
sissippi Raj road make II miles 10 10 minutes.
~ Mr.. Henry M. Cotton was Ordain-
ed pastor Of the Congregational church
and Society in South Woodstock, on the
18th November. Sermon by Rev. DR..
Bacon.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
District Of Litchfield. S..

NtoIASN Va hSASOuAOtuS Noss
Probate Court. Dec 27tth 1852.
ESrATE Of ALMON e. TODD, late
IA Of Lilchfield in said District, deceas
cd.
Ordered-That The Administrator exhi
bit his Administration account to this Couy
for adjustment. at the Probate Office i
Litchfield on the 18th day Of January
1853, at O'clO5k. afternoon and that all
persons interested in said Estate may be
notified thereof, the administrator will
cause this order to be put liehed in news
paper printed in Litchheld, in Litch6eld
County and post a copy thereof on the
sligo post in said town of Li,chfiah nearest
the last residence Of the deceased II least
six days before said day assigned. A true
copy of Record. Attest
OLIVER A. g. TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
FOR SALE.

VEHE House and Lot. the residence of
L the late Rev Isaac Jones. Those
knowing the place. will need no description,
others wilt see it, before buying. II is
pleasantly I,cated 10 South Street, 10 the
village Of kiich6elh, and One Of the most
desirsble places In the village. For terms
&C., apply 70 the Subscriber, Possession
can be had immediately.
A. S. LEWIS, Guardian.
Litch6eld Nov. 1859.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
NOTICE.

A Ii persons holding Notes or claims Of
IA any description against the County OF
Liich6eld are requested to hand statement
of tie same to- the County Clerk on or before
the 4,h Tuesday OF February next in order
that an adjustment ~ the same may 90 made
BIZ the County Commissioners.
PELEG SHEP ARD, County
N. B. STEVENS, Commis-
SYLvANUs MERwIN sioners.
Lifchfield, Dec. % 1852.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
Iaugatuck 81. IL. NOTICE.

IN N and after the lst day OF January
" 1853, passengers will be required 10
purchase tickets before entering the cars.
for which cents deduction will. be made
at the ticket Office. This regulation 10
deemed important for the convenience OF
the public and the interest Of the company
PHILO HURDs Sup't.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06

EKIHE Directors Of this Bank have order
u ed that Fifty Dollars on each share Of
The. capital sIOck thereof be paid in On Oh
before tho 20sh Of December next.
BY order Of tn. Bard Of Directors.
DANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
New Milford, November ~, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
NOTICE.

pY Order Of the Honorable Court OF
- Probate for the District of Liteh6eld
Will be sold at Public Auction on Thurs
day the 9Th day Of January 1855 at the
,store lately occupied by H n. Lyman il
Goshen. the Dwelling House and Land
the Store and. building now occupied as
Shoe Shop, . small tract Of Land near ih.
north pant Of the West Side pond, one PA
no Forte, quantity Of BOots and Cheese
Boxes, together withsucb other properly q.
belongs to said Estate. Sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock A. ~
MOSES LYMAN, Assignee,
Goshen, December ~ 1859.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06

a LII persons indebted To me BY Book
IA or Note are her by uoIified that pay
,n-nt must bs made. on or baf,re the l5.h
OF January nexl- My business engage
nenls are such thai shall be com siI-d
20 enforce 4 strict compliance with this
invitation. "A wOrI 20 the wise 10 sun.
cient.' HRcRX D. URAxESe :
LitchGeld, Dec 81 1854. /.
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NOTICE.

RY Order Of tho Honorable Court o
- Probate forthe District Of Litchfeld
VIII be sold at Public Auction on Thurs
day the 9TH day Of January 1858, at tn
Store lately occupied by Mes,rs Lynn,
T. Chaplin a. Fails Village, Connec,icu,
The Store and fxt ures together with sue
other property rs belongs to said Estate.
Sale to commence at lO,o'clock A. NJ
on, said day.
MOSES LYMAN. Assignee.
Falls Village. December lA.l6S2.
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- "a !" :" {

N q IA " " o
'RNHE undersigned would in this way u.s.
L sure his friends Of his gratitude to
,hem for their pleasant visit on Thursday
last. And also foe the substantial eviden
ces left by them Of the sincerity and
strength Of their friendship.
N G. LEWIS.
Litch6eld, January 3 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06

VIE Stockholders Of lhe Litchtield Hard
y ware Company are HEREBY notified that
= meeting Of said Company. will be held al
.ne United States hnlel, IN Eitchfeld. on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of January 1853, at 7
O'clock T. M. for the purpose Of determining
Tvs i"ca'ion OF said Company. and actIRg ups
on the subject OF increasing the capital stock
Of said Company. and 20 Go any other busi-
ness fhat may come bato o said meeting.
Ed. BEEMAN. Secretary
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District of Kent, on,


Probate Cour,. Dec. 27,h 1859.
ENSTATE Of CANFIEl.D LOPER, late
Ia Of Kent, IN said Dis,ricr, deceased
The Court Of Probate for the District OF
Kent hath lim;ted and allowed s'x months
from the date hereof, tor the Creditors Of
said Estate. represented insolvent, il,
which to exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed hhn M. Raymon and
Ralph Pratt. EsqNircs, Commissioners to
receive aud examine said ClaimS. Cert
fed by
RUFUS FULLER Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they
shall meet Mt the dwelling house Of Ed
ward VI. Judd in Kent in said district OF
the l7,h day ot January and the 25lh day
of june a. d. 1853 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. on each OF said days, for the pnr
pose Of attending ON the business Of said
appointment.
JOHN NJ. RAYMOND, I Commis~
RALPH PRATT, sioners.
AL persons Indebted TO said Estate are
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D0WatiOR Visit.

The friends OF the Rev. Mr.. Swan. pro>
pose giving him Donation Visit, on the
afternoon aud evening Of Thursday, the
30th of January,
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IAw0AEUU8
ROAD.
Wintsr arrangement. eOmmsnein


Wsnter arrangement. eOsnasencfag
q. December l3LA. 1852.
TRAINS OUT OF UNDERGRADUATES
4 Passenger TAIN will leave Br.de-pr,e
'"r Winstet, at 10 %, A. H., OF en- the ans
Sal Of the A H., Express Train (Iom New
Yn.k, connecting AZ the Junction with the
~ 10 A. M, Tram from New Haven.
Second Passenger Tram will leave Bridge
port Tor Winsted at Gus 2. o., or IN the atsi.
val Of the 3. 80. P a., Express rfain from
New York, connecting 81 the junction with
the % p NJ, Train from New Haven.
Fret Freight Tiain will leave BEidgeposa
for Winsted at II 40 A. Ms
Second Freight Train will leave BridxxpCIV
FIr Waterbury at 4. %. p, NJ.
TRAINS INTO RRlDGEPORT.
First Passenger TAIN will leave W,uated ~
I A. M, connecting al The. JuucTinn with q
Train I, New Haven, and al Bridgeport WI; h
the l0lS A. NJ. Train to New York.
Second Passenger Train will leave Winssed
at - P. M.,c"nnecling al the Junction. with
Train TO New Haven land at Bridgep port With
| he is40 P. M, Train 10 New Yo,k
| First Freigh Train will leave Waterbury f..
bridgeport al s so A. n. connecting at tho
Junction with Train to New Haven,
Second Freight Train viii :esve Wtns.et $,
:. 10 A. NJ. arriving at Btidgepct, in tire e.
| ne noon Trains to New Haven and New York