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Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THEATRE.-The programme Of amuse
ment provided for this evening at the Bowery is
ceedngly attractive, comprising the interesting
dramas entitled "Therese" the "Cramond Brig"
and "Norah Creina," the casts of which include
nearly all the talented company
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs. B. williams
continue to attract full houses at the Metropolitan
They will appear this evening in the dramas Of
ERIN, our Home" and "Irish Assurance and Yankee
Modesty." Their farewell benefit will tau, place TO-
morrow night.
NIBLo's GARpEN.-The Ravels, whose perform
ances are SO enthusiastically applauded every night
by densely crowded audiences, are advertised to APP
pear in the popular pantomimes OF the "Millners
and the "Green Monster" this evening.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The drama entitled "Uncle
Toms CABIN which has been drawing such crowd.
ed houses for the past few weeks at this establish
ment, is to be repeated to night with the same ex-
celent cast.
AMERICAN MUsEuM-The arrangement Of per-
formances for this afternoon and evening are Negro
Ministrelsy, by Whites Serenaders in the afternoon
and Donettis Troupe of Acting Monkies, in the
evening.
other very attractive amusements which are given
daily at this fashionable resort are greatly admired
by the visters. The programme for this days per.
formances cannot fail to draw large audience.
CHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HousE-This old and
favourte resort continues in very successful
The singing is good, and the instrumental perform.
ances afford great pleasure to the audience.
WooDs MINsrRELs announce several beautiful
melodies, as also instrumental solos for this evenings
amusement The band is composed Of very clever
artists.
BUCKLEY SERENADERs.--This band ia in career
of great success, if we may judge from large and
respectable audiences The performance for this
evening is one Of great variety.
OWENS ALPINE RAMBLRs, an excellent entertain
ment, should be seen by all the strangers now in the
city. His lecture Is excellent, and it is delivered
very effectively. The paintings are beautiful.
BANvARD's PANORAMA Of the Holy Land is work
OF great artistic merit and should be seen by those
who delight in Scriptural history.
HOPE CHAPEL.-Ths Panorama of Niagara. which
is exhibited every evening at this establishment is
said to be work OF great merit The paintings are
beautiful.
BENEFIT OF MRS SKERRETT.-The farewell bene-
fit OF this excellent actress and great favorte comes
of at Castle Garden this evening when the drama of
the Advocate and the comedy of London AS
surance' will be presented. The volunteers are
numerous, numbering many eminent artists. Among
them we observe the names of Messrs. Couldocl
Lynn, Brougham, Leach, Rea, Fleming, and Wi.
mans.
The Italian opera company under the direction Of
Signor Ardit, are about to give series of operas at
Cincinnati.
number Of citizens of Chicago have rendered
Mrs. }. 3. Rice complimentary benefit.
Mrs. Coleman Pope is playing OF Dayton, Ohio.
STATE CONVENTION Democratic State Con.
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MASSACHUSETTS COMMISSIONERS TO THE WoRr, "a
FAIk-The Governor and Council have appointed
Messrs Isaac Livcrmore, of Cambridge, Hel ry s.
Washbnrn, of Worcester, and Thomas f. Plunkett of
Pittsfeld honorary commissioners to visit the Worlds
Fair, under the resolve Of 1853 These gentlemen
are largely identified with the industrial interests or
massachusetts, and their selection will give satisac
lion 10 The manufacturers OF the State
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With regard TO the Greek and Latin addresses at the
commencement, we shallsay nothing. Although very
cOmmendable performances, and proof of the at
tention paid by Columbian College to the dead Ian
guages, they were hardly suited for mixed audi
ence, the greater part Of whom were ladies', upon
whose politeness these learned specimens must have
been very onerous
lowing distinguished individuals--Right Rev. Bish-
op Whitehead, his Honor the Mayor, the Recorder,
P. d. Vroom, Eco, formerly an alumnus OF the col
cellency M. De Vasseur Minister of France to
Mexico, Major Sprague, U. s. A.. Rev. Mr.. Lyman,
of No. Rev. NJ. Stuart of JAM, Marshall s. Bidwell,
Esq, Chas. A. Bristol ESQ.,. as well as many others,
large number of whom were former alumni OF the
College. Among these latter was the venerable John
W. Mulligan, graduate OF 1893, and likewise many
clergymen.
After the exercises were over the students Of the
college betOOk themselves with their invited guests,
to collation. which bad been spread in some adj0n-
ing rooms, where the feast of reason followed by
another in which, however, the intellectual faculties
were not disregarded. AS specimen OF the Attic
feast that they had spread out for their friends,
give fac smile of their tickets Of admission, with
the inscription
.
JUNIOR ROOM .
o Haustus aque placeat que debit ubsra .
ter, u caram nescit deferuisse domum
TRANSLATION. o
Let q draupht Of water prove pleasing for your o
o nursing mother does not know that you out o
sssssssss
SENIOR ROM o
o Onion nun moi pine breton ampaupa merimnss, .
Tosi neois boulen, ten tie Csotona lipon o
TRANSLATION.
Drink with wine solace of the Of mortas, o
Having left unto the young advice and the Ccoton.
. G 9 9 c o . Q Q
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Old Yale

OUR NEW HAVEN CORRESPONDENCE.
New HAVEN House, July 26, 1853.
The Anniversary at Yale CoHege-Gathering of
the Alumni Unusual Attractions-Cty and
College Building Improvements, &c.
Alumni are gathering from all parts of the coun
try to participate in the festivities Of the one hun
dred and fifty third anniversary of Yale College.
The interest in the occasion is enhanced this year,
owing to the celebration of secret societies connect
ed with the college. The principal one is that Of
the Lndnian Society, Of which society you may ex-
pect full account.
The slow but gradual growth of New Haven ap-
pears to a person who has been absent for some
years rapid increase. The interval of years is
lost to the eye of memory, and the individual is
transported back to the period when he pursued his
studies and stroled through the groves and classic
shades of New Haven. The growth of the city, like
that Of the mind, is slow, but rich and permanent.
The monuments of nature are magnificent and
abundant while those of art are few and far between
There is one on the public square in memory of one
of the Regicides and with this exception there is not
one outside of the walls Of the cemetery. As the
city voted in favor Of introducing water no doubt
but fountains will be erected which will add to the
beauty of the city
During the last year the college has added quite
ornament in the erection Of q semi Gothic edfce
for the accommodation of the literary debating So
ceties. 1t has cost about $50 900, and when COM
pleted will be one of the best buildings Of the col.
lege,
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STATE CoNyRNTroN-The Democratic State Con.
Harrisburg.
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The following degrees were afterwards conferred:-
THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS UPoN GENTLE
MEN OF THE LATE SENIOR CLASS.
John A. Kernocban, Daniel Embury, Jr.
George w. Dean, Isaac Greenwood
j. Smith Dodge, Jr., W. Allen johnson,
VIM Emerson, Jr., Delaney W. knevels,
WI. Tibbitts, Edward w. Laight Jr
Vim. G. harrington, Thomas hcCarty,
Albert w Hale, w. j. Osborne
A. s. jackson, st. Clair Smith,
" A. Anderson, A. s. Van Duzer
w. living Clark,
MASTER OF ARTS.
Chas. Anthem, proies J. s. II. Hodges,
sor 10 Free Academy J. Il. c. smede
Geo. Sey Inour, J. s. G CLARK,
Frskine n Rodmap, Charles A. Mayn
Cbes. A. Silliman,
The honorary degree or A. conferred Charles
A. Quinard, Professor in the Medical College OF Menph
DOCTOR or DIVINITY.
Right Hon. Very Rev. Henry D. E<skine, Dean of Rpon
In IDglsnd
Rev Themss i. Davis Bshsp elect Of South Carolina.
Rev Samuel Prats Strong Rector Of Bytown, Canada
West.
Rev. Tablet W. Chambers one of the ministers Of the
Collegiate Dutch Church, in New York.
DOCTOR or LAWS.
Rev. Isaac Ferris, Chancellor of the New York Univer
sity, snd q graduate Of Columbis College.
After the ceremony of comforting the above de-
grees, MIR. A. $. Van Duzer rected composition
titled 1.-The Mission Of Life which formed the vale
dictory address. The benedction WAS then repeated
by Rev. Mr.. Haight. and the company departed,
after prolonged sitting, which had lasted several
hours, but which was, on the whole, very interesting
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~
perry reduced when assessed too high by the As
SCISSORS.
The Tax Commissioners have a right to assess
property when there has been total omission on
the part OF the Assessors but in case to vary the
assessment Of the Assessors, except to reduce the
valuation on the complaint and affidavit of the party
agrcved. What is meant by ascertaining whether
the valuations Of one ward bear just relation to
he valuations in all the wards of the city, has refer
ence to the principle adopted by the Assessors of
any wards compared to that of another ward as to
all the property In such ward and has no reference
whatever to the valuation Of one persons property
to that Of another person in the same ward. The
Tax commissioners have undoubtedly supposed that
they bad the right under this law to exercise their
own opinion in regard to the valuation of property
and have accordingly, whenever in their opinion
The Assessors have undervalued the property OF
any individual, increased the valuation Of such
this, the Tax Commissioners have been assurn.
ing powers unauthorized by law They have, In
act, become Assessors far they have in any in.
ssance, increased the valuation and assessment of
any persons property. Such proceeding has ten.
0ency 70 work an injury In every instance where
property assessed by the Assessors IL he has been
wronged by that body the right of an appeal to the
Tax commissioners, who shall reduce the assessment
70 the sum hxed In his affidavit But If the assess.
ment Das been increased by the Tax Commi ssoners,
the party wronged has no redress The law has in
such case made no provision. The party receives no
notice OF the injury done him until the rolls pass
from the hands OF the Tax Commissioners, and then
evil such assumed power is likely to create If tho
Tax Commissioners have been increasing the as.ess.
meDts Of the Assessors to some millions az dolIars
which understand is the case this will vitiate the
whole assessment and prevent the tax from being
collected As the books are now in the hands OF the
Supervisors, this matter should he investigated and
the evil corrected before the tax is laid.
r. MATT, III Wall street
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AN ACCOMPLISHED IMPosTER.-- Court Of APP
peals at Paris has recently pronounced condem-
nation upon person named Cavendlsh, Who, 1t
appears had been guilty Of nearly all the crimes
in the catalogue Different circumstances hav-
ing caused this individual to be suspected of
misdeeds of another kind, the Project of Police,
at the solicitation Of the ambassador Of Eng
land, and with view of the general interest,
caused new investigations respecting him to be
made, and NJ. Boudrott. commissary of the ju-
dicial delegations, was specially charged with
| them. Ii was soon ascertainea that this adyen-
turer is polygamist and that three OF his
wives were in England, and one in Italy,
| Speaking several languages with facility, he
passed himself off at one time as wealthy mer-
chant, at another as a member Of the House Of
| Lords, at another as a foreigner of distinction.
| In Great Britain he took the name of Gore,
| Leicester, Lord Howard, bingham, Charles
| Howard Horace Seymour, Horace Belmore and
others. There is reason to believe that the
name Of Cavendish, under which he has been
| condemned, is not his real one. and that this
| Proteus has not yet told his secret. Every day,
| in fact new circumstances are brought to light
against him, and publicity may lead to the dis.
covery of greater number Cavendish lived
in splendid style, and to support his pretensions
| to high rank simulated II correspondence with
the most eminent personages. lie thus sue
ceeded in making dupes of the best society, and
in introducing himself into the most exclusive
circles The commerce of Paris is inundated
with his forged bills. In short, it would fill a
volume to relate the acts of swindling which he
has imagined and carried into execution with
incredible success. In his iuterrogatory, Cav
endish has confined himself to a system OF com
plete denials Placed Unexpectedly in presence
of the witnesses of his different marriages, and
of his four wives, who were collected to be con
fronted with him, he promptly repressed q
l
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1863
MY PLAYMATE .. By ALICE CARY.

. ] little care TO write her praise,
In truth, little care that she
Should seem as pure in all her ways,
To others, as she seems to me.
At morn a sparrow's note we heard,
His shadow fell across her bed
she smiled, and listened to the bird
And when the even twilight red,
Fell with the dew, he came again,
Aud pearehing on the nearest boegh
Higher and wilder sang the strain
She did not smile TO hesF him now
Many and many years the light.
Thin moonbeams sheets for her have spread !
Aud scented covers, red and white,
Have made the fringas of her bed.
Small care for sitting in the sun
Have small care to war with fate
The wine and the wormwood are as one
Since thou art dead my pretty mate
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EDUCATION.
episcopal FEMALE SEMINARY, removeJ


"A from CARROLLTOS 10 GREENVIIfE five miss from
the Railroad ELIJAH GUON Rector Hdcd By Mfs.
buOS under The
Of the Right Rev, LEoNlDhS POLK, D. D.
The Seminary bfDgs at tafoton having ben asfyed BY IRE
has transferred TO the late rehidsns
Of NJ. John Green Greenyile.
The diuE pleasant and eonmoou 20 which other S
added this Grounds and beautifully seto WITH Trees
aud shuby NrodHs ample opportunity 70 th pupil r reeS
and enjoy botanical aad Horticultural ppfJlifs
The Institution designated 10 mart 20 y9nhg Ladies ia tonrse
all the branches complete Christian sdgcaon
iF- ralticular attention the French language
TERMS Boarl, Tuition English FreHeh and VOCAL Music,
Washing. Beste Mattress and Pillow, 800
detrimental Music with Instrument
Took Stationery Fnd Music flrfhcd tue pcss.
tS The Year divided ao Two Session, Of Five Months aeh the
months Of August and September being ncaton.
tF- Payment inf each Session ia required IN advance.
EF- No Pvp1 received less than Sessl0n
REFeRENcEsThe Bhop and Clergy Of The Protestant Episo pal
Church u Lolissna,
The Nwogans." Letter. the Pari.
oad b. addressed 10 The OF the eear snd paid al lao
II "OPENS LIST Sept.--English and French
a. INSTITUTION FOR YotSG LADIES As fsOARDERS AMI
DAY PUPILS No. ST. LOUIS STREET. Directed b. the MISSES
ALLISON from London For the Terms, OF the Professors
apply at the Institution.
RsereneesIn Judge McC-lsb University
Rawle, Maybn Esqp A. g. renous Esq, H. Loekstt Eq
Care Hon. JOHN slide Samuel ]. Peters Eq Horace Cam
mBck. EsI.. Lew. sm
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ma rAHyFsrocK,s yERMIFUGE.

II a. FADNESIUtAS v T. II NJ v VIZ
EF. FramfAf-. Ferrlss5 Mad Contractor, IsEn.
Messfs. b. Ce..ssnercn hs htnett Of
ri-asurs ssif the valuable ines d
rieud Nashville. u whess ssttatnn
Ken lrt hev1ag his emily with
satisfactory rs 81 ha s9trs tosk ya h1ae fr CSC q ny
children, who aEs an eae fad sutieet % asns
sickness The NernEe applied gssss anber q wsfa ai ne
regularly family he s1d fsrsy.y
zocd effect Whsr eEse s yssesesi q iHeHa VOL zh or
"veTnifazsn
Of Cad sirsys h-sn
puny, gisa Faa At re nashers lad
rs
yor yszss u tbszs nd ~ "a hal q yisi wiea ras
tals- a iiIs1us sfred sftersard 'sss tfe
child passed sslA " LANCE Neh1sths L.iar nss
reraenbersd he Vefmi-1Es he nta
ceased heaih uzgaa improve. Ws as.t ne Id he
Vetv
A.lIresshora- 1sna.- 2, so1N ftErNtt}rD.
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Worlds Safe Company.
EzHE attention, of tha mn hlic l., callad IL

zty superiority tss- Safes slloths- Oar Sae,
made principle We 6rzt iF
strongiy ~roughrsn pss which
sen chs. the liquid metal aad making
ta ehse drill cable Of resisting bowsef te
slsdse. the acte1he Mature
Mechanic straps the
with perhaps effort than required
put them together Neither burning element naks
the solid lined as ltlz with Gre-proofwaI.
We hesitate that these Safes secured with
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
really depository money other
ba We further ibeis security any q the pcpuis,
Safes Vauznow They all the
often broken as experience hs. demonstrated.
notiee SAFES
BANK VAULTS of for Banking nsaions Mercantile
which viii Drizrd Pojs
Proof when secured with LiieiF Bank Locks
and Lk together with Day Eweih
Of ".
M --'s-.s l. c. pErTgER
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gzT PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHqusnn,
No. MAGAZINE STREET Canals iobp
CO. ate Robb Farban constantly reeving New Go
England prepared offer TO dealers the most h9sa
DIER saddsry HARDWARE HARNESS, LEATHER IRANE *
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RubbhR s.Es AZ
DIZZY, COACH HARNESS AND TRuS" hlH.
TRIMMINGS, etc.
kHr Purchaser. are invite o call,
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARIrH ORLEANS, City OF New Orleans.
Be itrernmbsre January before the
for the Aforesaid
a Brother H. Wheeler
SECRETARY Of the Home Company Orleans
being depose that the above
from the books said
A. bhoIfitf frestdens
II. WHEELER, Secretary.
slbshd before this tie 18th day Of less
Z. v. JONTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
- O the Parish Of Orleans
IL The Board Of Trustees Nine
per premiums the Company for the ending
which certificates viii be issued and after
the 6 o. March next. -
The Company against the per Of the Seas Rivers
Fire. the q Premium ufe 10
Camp street. ALkAANDEB BROTHER, PRESIDENT.
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poCToR BEAcTPs PRNPARATIoNs.

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cbsrs Ckoefz sa daass tie stomach snd bosa
Il sers q via tss zA.st -fsc
TO- sat zAsaEs azasi.s have groae1segt as q "a AS
piAsiis iis aveiy aiaeases tor sih
raalrllsadss n ssh ~ Fur a Dazzs,s iAs us
tsS Sta.es
Ey Raach's Breast LiHalzeat.An srreeas remedy fan
sss q Pain IL tbs tfeAzs aptstng
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douss po1ucss
benefit "a sase q he Lnns .a any snssy that ga 2
as4 1e res .i are - T5 y arg l.eAse sIaar
b. toe iaolc &c eas tersatr7 prssni sai.fsJ a
gaEs ecg soo heath By aaas assfT Of
this I-RaalsaL lc'ou4Hss Is AlT 7e4ene :.
Bes~his sfuons rsnieA remedy 10 Chiis and
Fewer cnsrea klsgn a A a ra-rn
Of the diseasa.
Heaeh's RheaHIatie ComFoahd-Nsvsr Bills 80 ssve raisf
I;each's stonaex Biiters-This sxssszt article
that % Cs
uuiF
ssa-Is are1 sor 7ra los rky disie the Rirs.5
irraaaeis. - sJuhled win Cnks
sh is saey eions give zone W ss
iousae igssia osarsr ea.es asspepza ard
1llcei 1aa elsfAeaGa 4Aa fiEer = - ae-A systsnf
t1@ above Remedies ph aeFtt1catss pf ex-soF-t-
periomed bs tha Af VIII mach, ths5 Al
They tha rzd
pse cf the satisfactory results. 1hs ssas
hsse alnAs rdEeea tasni in
ihA they tesehei y all. prep1f-d and sold by
n. D. REACH. NJ. D.. Chslaiss ard Apethses-yt
@W q. Chastass AID casioaaho1ss sis, N z.
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ROYAL Insurance Company of Liverpool

Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS, IN 100 zoe SHARES EACH
Tr,s.s-JoTIN SHAW LEIGH; b. n. BLUDELI
LiyepooiCHARLks TURNER, Es9 A. p Cha
man JOHN CAMPBELL Esq and j. BRAdikY MOORks Eaas
Deputy Charmen.
Bouseld r. Ellison Harvey Esd Fns MAXWELL Esd
Bouch, T Dyson Hornby, Esq George Maxwell ESQ.,
Broeklebank Geo H. Hora ho5t heAndrs Esq-
David Cannon Esa, Hou-hton, ESQ, E. MoyneuI, Esq
William C.rton lElwd Johnston W iiam Smith,
Tnsa Dover Roger H. Jonea, Esq., John Ton, Esq
Richard Hartford, Eeg James Lawrence, Esq. -
Available Cspl,ai-TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
Paid up Capital
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
The subscriber appointed
liverpool Insurance oce,
accent
rom Fire IN the City the liberal
The yery large eaptaADDED TO THE INDIVIDUAL LIABiL
ITY OF EVERY sfoCKHOI.DER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS PROPERTY psriee guarantee 10 the insured Of his safety
case of loss
The place this Coppanys policies
With all settle loss will be mad
here both prompt gud liberal. JAMES MAGEE,
deco 2dplmos1 Agent, 81 ST. charies street.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

ANAL STREET F URNIT U RE Ez
~ IoEE-w. 7. DAVIS Dealer u CABINET FUR -
SIIURE French and German Plate LOOKING ,sf ssS
Mos fiair aud sgsnz TJREssES FEATHERS, MATT
ING, etc. etc II Canal strse below Bavan OEfose the
Chureh. lava I'm
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SLAVES.
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware 60
" House.-ANDREw c. BULL CO, No.l5 Canal u ~
NswOoans, between Camp and Magazue streets
and Importers of SADDLtRf and
constantly hand large and complete assortment o p
brides Marngales Trunks, Whips skifng, Harness and bre
Leather Fogkns SADDLERs Tools trimming 0! every de-
scrpiion, at No. Is CANAL STREET. , . ,,,,r 70
s2 lyd&W ANptrW y. o'l-n y -.
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LACEY & CO., 81 ST. Charles street,
q BRANCH OF LACEY 4 PHILLifs's GELEBRAIEpihAns,
NESS ASuFACT0RY Philadelphia, offering the hnest s
~ RBf AIRIhs STRICTLY ATTT&DrNTo len iya"
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NEW! ORLEANS and Car u -

NTEW ORLEANS and Car fsss an sEszssYzszs-1
| rolon Ralroad-Carroilion Line xI - ZzX--1s&
Of Trains. From SsnOrtess:
Hotse Cars-sL and TX A. NJ, az, 10 4, and Tx ?.
and afterwards Int sF NJ inec-
giysly n SUMNER unit! qasrtsr-past7 in winter.
Car-olles.
IS A.. x.,s and 10 p. Y.
hour Afterwards until p sEeio-
II and Servants 10
md o second Mcaday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
Carsrun aud FROM the Depot, No. Ia nssonnsstres
Departure If Carr.
+ Winter uta Lafayette and clock
Depot IS Es-osne street. ~, saad sx
10 Lafayette. ard
Depot, - BaTonae street. 81 X and
Asr which the viii leave terminus hsen una
Ent O'Clock N.
Then AtsSS, - 10 AEd II r.s NJ from the Depot.
Aud sH, s[ and io1. - ~, from Lafayette.
FAEy-10 ChidIzn under = years, .af P-lce.
Eots-Speca CaEEfsr Parea Sa Mes sis.
SLED asr the mentioned hours hsi "