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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEW YoRK Jnlv 1lfh.

The steamer Illinois arrived here this
morning bringing two weeks lAter hews
from California; also 500 passengers
and nearly two millions gold. The duel
between Senator Gwinn and Mr.. Nc.
Corkle, ended harmlessly. A duel had
'lsO occurred between Mr.. Nugent, ed.
iror Of the Herald. and alderman Hayes.
in which the former receiv. d n. shot in
the arm. which will probably have to be
amp1taied.
Lola Montez had closed an engages
menl Of three weeks the most suecess~
ful on record. The receipts on several
mig hts averaged from three to four thou.
sand dollars. At benefit given by her
to the Fireman's Charitable Fund, the
receipts footed up $S.6 900.
Among the deaths at San Francisco
was Mr.. Charles Peek. OF Waterbury,
Conn. ..at
Mining affairs were very encouraging.
and rivers high. The Indians about
Sonora were exceedingly troublesome.
CH1NA,--The accounts from China are
fifteen days later than received via Eng>
land. The rebellion was assuming the
most serious aspect. The rebels. after
capturing Nankin. proclaimed their leader
Emperor. Chickingfoo had also fallen
into their gasp. but the Imperial troops,
succeeded in driving them thence with
g'eat slaughter. Great Preparations were
making for the defence Of Shanghai
There we're in port the American steam
er Sasquehanna. three British and one
American ships Of war. The Mississip>
pi and Saratoga were at Hong Kong but
it was Commodore Perry's intention to.
proceed to Shanghai. In the ssversl-
fights bet xeen the troops and insurgents,
some 5000 of the latter was slain. The
city of Shanghai was almost entirely de~
s,royed. notwithstanding. however. the
appa,e emit success Of the rebels. the Chs
ma Mail is OF opinion that the governs
ment will finally triumph.
Accounts from Deseret are 10 May Is.
Governor Young Of Utah had. issued q
proclamation ordering the raising Of q
company to put down the horde Of Mex
leans who infested the settlemenls. ThA
saists were generally getting along very
well.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14

BAREuM's LAST DoDeE.-The N. Y.
papers Of Saturday contained long and
minute report, of The arrest Of Barnum
fos swindling. upon complaint preferred
by man who testified that he paid 2k
cents TO see the bearded soonsan. but that
he had reason 10 believe i lraud. and
got up the said Barnum, TO deceive, de-
fraud. and many other wicked things
Ms he had no doubt the person was a
male. and not female as rep, esen.ed
OF course Barnum was there. as he is
ever ywhere. and protested his innocence
He moreover presented her father, who
testified to her sex--her husband, who
swOre she had borne him two children,
and OF Dr.. Valentine Mott, and other
physicians high in their profession. ell Of
whom testified that she was female. -
Being case OF so novel character. the
newsnongers caught Il up and reported
Il ~ great length. giving our bland friend
Barnum the advantage not only Of a
most extensive advertisement, free gratis.
uf the Bearded Lady, still on exhibition
1T The Museum, but in q form which his
money could not we'll have purchased.
when ID all leaked QUE that Barnum had
hived the fellow 10 institute the saas. and
paid him well Cor il. How much consists
IN mans understanding his business and
thea aavsrtisiRgy
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14

Ma. MERR1LL's CANE.-The cana pre-.
sented to Mr.. Merrills, Of Barkhan,pSted,
is Of bamboo, surmounted with u fine
ivory head. on which is carved the fea~
lures Of the gentleman from New Haven
upon receiving the repartee Of Mr.. NJ.
Id eegard to the diffsren. productions Of
New Haven and BA'khampsted. On tie
corner Of the head OF the figure is gold
Ctookneck Squash, the tassel beng
formed Of white beans. We don't won.
der the assembled wisdom broke up, II
all The business had been finished. down
to this.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14
Destructive FIRE. AT OswEeo,-A

Destructive FIRE AT OswEeo.-A
most destructive ere occurred at Oswegt
a short time since. extending over d sec
lion OF the town estimated at As acres.
The only property saved within this ex.
tent is one mill. a church. and half a
dozen dwellings. Nearly two hundred
dwellings, and stores are in ruins. The
l"ss. including goods in store, is estima-
ted At one million and a half Of dollars.
Over 500. 900 bushels Of grain were Gun.
sumed. Some fifteen blocks are enti civ
burnt over: including many valuable
stores. Itis believed that NO one was
killed. though many we're injured.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14

, H According 10 late accounts from
Lake Superior. the digging Of copper ia
that region is becoming about rs profit
able a. digging gold ia California. The
weekly value Of tte receipts is estimated
~ 100000.
In reference 70 the iron mountains. the
Lake Superior Journal saws they are
scarcely 10 be estimated. There is iron
enough. IL says. and that Of the best
qualify. to supply the wants Of the entire
country Tor centuries 10 come.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14
Suicide.

James st. John arrived from Ohio on
F iday week, for the purpose of. visiting
the family Of his Sun. at Canaan. He
appeared in usual health, and the follow.
ing day left the house Tor short walk :;
being absent longer than was expected
search was made for him. and he was
found in small grove near the roadside,
a corpse. II was supposed he choked
himself by putting his cane through his
cravat, and twisting il up, as it was found
in this position. Mr.. ST. John was aged
n years he was native Of Ellsworth,
and his remains were taken there for
in,ermens. The son, at whose house he
was visiting. is now absent 10 California.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14
Approved, June 3O,h, 1853.

News from the Arctic Expedition "A
letter from the U. S. Consul at 81. Johns,
New Foundland. states that the brig
Advance, Of the Arctic Exploring Expe.
dillon. sailed from that place on the
l7'h ul.. The Masons. previous to her
leaving. presented to her commander a
silk banner. Much attention was shown
to the. officers Of the vessel by the
citizens.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14
s'cn<rfkR III.

An Act relating to Highways in the town
and city Of Hartford.
Be ii e''Gcfedby the Senate and House .ef Rep
resentatices IN General Assembly eonvensd !:
That the city Of Hartford, a. enlarged by
I" An Ac. extending the limits Of the CRY IL
Hartford" e"acted at 'ha present session Of
the General A sscmbIy, be, and herebysis Gre.
sted highway distric, by itself, liable only
for the support and maintenance ri the high.
ways and streets therein provided, THAT tho
polls and raseable estate o: the inhabi.a arts Of
the remaining PARTON Of the town Of Hart
ford shall be liable TO tax Of two cents or
the dollar. and no more, Tor the support and
maintenance Of the h'ghways and streets in
said remaining part. and Ii d, The bal.nce III
expenditure necessary for the purpose aust
specihcd, shall be de rayed cat Of Inc TREASURY
OF the tOwn Of Hartford.
Approved, -5une 99ih, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14

THs Nomw WALK GAxErTE has heen much
enlarged. and 70 m.w pr,nled with new
type On q pswer-press. Like q sens'D's
man. Mr.. BsimRsnn snmDn0ces that 10
T;,,ure the advance pay system viii be
sar.c,Iv adhered TO. As every exprHae con-
,',.c,ed with tie business 10 easA SR aapGPee.
we do not see why she saH1r may nQI DO
required Or subscribers in FeiVrRs
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14
cnArrEa XIII.


An Act toptoside Tor supply Of pure and
wholesome Water in The City of Hartford,
BE q enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentGsiUes ~ General Assembly conp.nea |
sec: l. That Tie Mayor, Aldermen Com
mon Counc'i and Freemen Of the cuv n,
Hartford be, and hereby are au.hor,z.d and
empowered IN the manner hereinafter IRE.
scrioed 10 take aud convey f;om the Connec
"cut nver' a. some point within or nca, The
,cry @ Hartford. a"ch supply Of water o. The
Ee." ana convenience Of the inhaLitan,s
800 e1y may require /: and are also herehv
..":a ana empowered, 10 issue notes
s s.P " cet"hca'e: OF debt, under the corDo'
".,,s, ~. 80 seal OF the city, bearing inter
NO s.sa'er sa'e than Elk per cent. per
an.S. !" any amount not exceeding in III.
whole the sum 6f two hundred aod 6t,v ,h,.',.
sand dailars; the principal Of which said
''nUtes, pc'iP OF certificates shalt be payablc a,
--sOme certain time or times within TWENTY '. Nv,
years fiomi the issuing Of The same: and said
notes, scrip or cesssfieases shall b. dcnom,oa-
ted The I" Waier.'fasnd Of shes City NJ Her,
'1osd. '.aad che Asails thereof shall 70 up.,liet
land expeaded 10 and Tor the purpose az aup
splying said city with pure and wh6leson,
*waier, according 10 ihe'nsUde Eplan'ahop,e,
sin puyt dance &C the, psbvissans 0fshs,aSs, an.
-sofno Oihnr purpose whatsoever; IND sal,
notes, scrip or ec.ii6caies, when issued an.
delivered BY said city, or hy re gents vl1re
ssi3io duly aushonzed, shall be obligatory wpou
shif ciIy Andshe inhabitants ahsreSf aecordin.
no ME pnsp0ftassd ssnor Of the same; ans
said city. IN city meeasnk legally warned ans
holden fnr that purpose, may prescribe ,hs
amount for which said noaes, scrip or cettifi
Gates shall Be issued. and d,rec: ccnccr.ins
she form thereof. the rate Of inieres. and the
vime 0f paying the interest which shalt accrue
ghUlo0n.
Secs. W'hsaevar said ciiy shall have 70
TED 10 issue n9ses, scrip or eesiiic ties Of deb
IN ths snamarr afJsosasd. l; shall he the dur,
Of the csua Of cowmUmseoancil Of said city
within fiRsen days thtFeaiier!ie designs,e en-.
appoint. ct . meeting specially called IN,
holden Tor th9s purpose, I've persoss, VIII,
shall aci e 3 beard &c water commissioner
with The powsFs conferred BY shis act, untI
others shall % ehoaen and sworn In Their
oiand. AnA n he aonual city mesiinR nf sal.
eIiV. which shal BE- Idsn 10 the month I'd
Arlll "A. a. 1885. ~ slss choice of city 0li.
e1I1. ihoss rlIal - slsossn Esnr water cSm
SnlpslnD1l1. whn shall hsw0led9pson the same
pIlr, ~ psgsr with assa ether efloeru % ass
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14

FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man by
the name of Nathaniel MerriIls, was so
seriously injured a. Naugatuck on the
4th. that he has since died. He was
engaged in losding cannon. when i.
prematurely discharged. mu,ilating hi>
arms in horrible manner, and causing
his death soon after.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14
sx The wash,,,,on par,hro init;

~ The Washington Republic init.
mates that in giving SO many appoint.
ments to whilom Free Sellers and Seces.
sionists. Presiden, Pierce is acting upon
the policy pursued in regard TO the
Indians. viz that "it is cheaper to feed
them than to fight them"
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14
" The following is the xete Of the
D. f.oc. shse ~sssnt 70 nm fha

10 The following Is lhe E0te Of tho
Representatives from this county on the
passage of the Maine Liquor Law:
For Maine La,v-Nierrill, James TiHa.
nv, Wnicn,,. L"c,us d. Allyn. Acors w.
Liza wl0n, Knnx, Bsrweli, Edward Krlhmg,
Marsh, Noble, Humphrey, Hodge. B'sseR,
Drake, Thompson. Edwin NJ. Kellogg,
Nleeker, Frederick Newton. WOodruR,
Gem3e Taylor, RowIey, Solomon Strong,
GOr.i"n-2S.
.aasi-. Name LasO Brckwlih, William
Newion, Hrnry w. Peck. B,ews'er. HsL.
risnn. Hindman. james AI,n3, Norton, J.
H. Russell. JOHN C0,,0n Smiih-IO.
.abseRt- Church, M,Ioa Smith. Fenns
HOadly, tall
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14

~ The ladies Of Wolepttville realized
the sum Of $3.50 from their Fair on the
Fourth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-14

suS W Ssty aCCOuates ON the same Gay anu ny
him approved. The account 30 presented
shaW he aitested by the oath or affirmation Of
Al least one msmher Of the board. ,
Sec. l6. II shall be the duty Of the cifv
treasurer TO apply any avaiIs Of water rents
ny h'm received 70 the payment Of interest ON
TIE Aforesaid scrip or certificates of debt and
~ there siill be an excess, In reaOgs the fact 10
me court Of commaN Gouneii. wsOyvmay direct
whether the ssMe shalt be applied 10 the ex-
nagu'shment OF the principle deb; incurred b,
'ns .ssui"g Of said scrip OF to the enlar eemen,
| Of the waserwosks.
| Sec. IL. In case the avails Of water ren,s
IN any year shall he inadequate 10 mse, the
c'srrent expenses Of said wAIerworks. a.a ~.
interest on said scrip, the deficiency shall hs
| supplysd by the laying Of tax on The vr.r.l
lies OF all persons liahle to citv ,axa,;on -
Which said tax shalt be estimated nv IN.
court oil common council, aud recommend din !.
10 city meeting, specially called { = M .,,.
P"se OF laying the same; aud said mee,;r a,
May then lay such tax a. shall be necessary
70 meet tho aforesaid deficiency. Aod snid
cry. At any city meeting specially called ana
holden sor that purpose may lay taxes c,r the
purpose OF paying the principal debt aforesaid
OF any rsrt thereof, BY tho establishment, n =
sinking fand. OF in any other proper mano.,s
Sec. %. Taxes laid Cor the purposes msn'
.'oa"d IN the preceding section. may be col
tecsec IN the same manner a. other city taxe.
- and any claim Of said commissioner -,
the nee OF wa'er, shalt be q lien upon ,he
h"1se. senemens Or l.sl. wherein, OF 10 conneo
ton with which. said wa'eE was used hy ,ha
owner ~ OccupieF thSsU0c. AID sad her
may DO taFecl'msd briSsh che city court az ,h,.
city Of HAYWOOD, In the sane manner AZ =
m.stsaeot' nOw tereclOned ScOOsding 10 IAU
valss 1t equity. ''''
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-22
Millinery and Dress Goods,
MRS, nj, !, KIDD,

On Second Street, North Of Hill Street,
rs now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
i Of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds of Gncy silk Bonnols, Embroidered
Glmps, and Glmps Of every description aud size She
will keen on hand Nvaety Of Spring MunlillAS, Ola new
style, and Misses and chllden's BasqNos, Also, q
handsome assortment OF Wells, Ribbons, and Flowers,
Dresses made and patterns cut TO order In the lates,
STYLES, Gloves Innings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats, and everything else usually called for IN such pn
EslAbllahment.
while extending a general invitation 10 cOlli she
wishes the fact kept In mind that ahe Il determined
there shall be no reasonable ground Of complaint on
account Of piees (meh.Sl.wy)
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a. LEXINGTON n Through,
&.lIk,n.a..H

IU BUVHhNNNs T W. DhI
ouy Mail PACKET Boatsby SeonsvfHs
and Lyachbpg-On and after the 10th, our Boois will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted Mt tho usual
hour ?. and arrive in Lynohburg l. 81 h urs, and
IN Buchanan In AZ hours
Returning eavo Buchanan nj "a a. M, every day,
except Sunday, aud arrive IN LynehburR nj 81 IN
eave Lynchburg al 4 p. M and arrive In Richmond In
- hours, in time with the Norfolk bonts leav
ing 81 A M, nnd tho Southern and Northern Rnil
Rond cnfa leaving Mt An
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
If Stages North River. Returning. leaye Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond In
II hours.
Passenger for Fnrmvile, fare S2 Buckingham O II,
lnre 80 25; Charlottesville fare ~ and Saunton, fare
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats
Below cnrd of time Of arrival at intermediate dis.
lnnces
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NUMBER 30z
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUFFALO SPRINGS, AMHERST

- 20. NAt-Theae Springs situated in Amherst
county the Lyncburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike,
about % miles from LyncburR and % from Lexington,
and Is from Amherst court House. The undersigned
having rented of DR. Jan Saunders fba valuable pro-
perty and much resord watering plnoe takes pleas
ute IN informing their friends and the public generally,
Tint they have recently undergone thorough repairing.
with many improvements, and furnished with now
AMI costly furniture they pledge themselves that every
eSertion will be- used their pa render all mtor~
table and agreeable TINT may favor them with eaor
either health pleasure. A new Bowling Saloon and
Bath House have recently been erected and srendi
Band of Music engaved for the Their table WI III
be furnished with tho beet that the Lynehburg and
Mountoi mari nIord-their Bar with the choicest
Liquors, Wines and Segnrstheir Stables with plenty
of all aos of proyender mud their cannot be
surpassed by any IN the State.
The properties ofthe Of the Buffalo Springs
tho of the Greenbrer White Sulpbus Springs, nos
quite strong There hns been very recently discover
ed spring of tho strongest Chaybente within
few hundred yards of the Sulphur Spring. Whh this
short and bref description of this delightful watering
place close with old motto only try and tho
WINTER and IL entire satisfaction /. given. charge
will be made. GEG. ". =. RAlNB, Agt.
GEO, w. KYLE.
TEnms.--Bonrd per week fol men $500
Children and vnnts hnlf price LOO
Ilo,se per week Loo
by the month whoo season O liberal deduction will
be mndc RAlNE H. KYLE.
Jim. 8-dscflaug.
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IINION STEAMSHIP COMPA- "a

~ Nt'S LlNEO. STEAMERS, ,pa Norfolk -s<.A
and Cape May For Philadelphia every "Wednesday,
STEAMER Cry or RloHMoRp, Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRaIsIA, Capt Teal
One of these splendid steamships will lcavc Richmond
Tor Philadelphia every "Wednesday. high winter, touch
ing at Cnpe May to land passengers Returning lea,
Philadelphia every Wednesday nt 10 o'clock,
Ill further notice.
Passenger, for ape May will consult their interest
by ning this route is, in addition being the
chen pest. the mosl exped itioua and comlol table.
Passengers for New xOrk-Wo have
tered into forward passengers through
Now York either by steamers, allowing them the
privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
proceed directly TO New York, upon the arrival
the steomers
shippers 40 the Wcst-Tobacconisls deaf
ofsbpping Pttsburg, will please bear in mind
that have made nl the necessary arrangements to
forward 10 neco through 60 cents per l00 pounda
Due notice will be always given in all the Daily papers
in the city, when the will be rendy receive
freight, and the hour Of their sailing.
N. B.-Shippors will bear in mind thnt all Bills OF
Ladng be the wharf at Rockets to be- sign
ed before the smiling of steamers
Passage through New York, lat cabin and found %
- Cnpc May 3
q PhiIa phia' 8
" Norfolk, 1st F." E." 9
For freight passage, apply to
RO. RANKIN. AoT., Richmond w
ie % diets ON the Dock.
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II,O PLANTERS AND MILLERs-

BDfD FDWDND o. INV EINF UNI
| Aug 1G--d1eIH
VINO PLANTERS AND MILLERS-
Il Br0ions P0rtlbie G,ih MN, Jor Griadiug Com,
JVaeat nud Pasey.-These mills nre not excelled by
nny mills In The Stones French Burs rang-
Ing in size rom G 10 30 nchesPrice from $50 5000
Ono of these Mls with 80 inch stones, mny BIO
operation Mt the Piedmont Works itgrinds from 12
10 Is bushels per hour with less power than is
quired to ordinnry A f. stones.
The attention of the Of stenm and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill. II comes
resdy for e1ine opesation and occupies space of
less than Fl. squire.
For Plantation pn,poses, 1t is unrivalled With
power it will grind bushels per hourit is not
nbo to get Of order is cnsy transported. and
be managed by ordinary plantation hands.
On hnnd and for sale nt the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
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Those vessels all Of the first class built In the city
of Baltimore, expressly for this tade, and hive super
Ur accommodations for passengers. They ARE com
nnndcd by experienced Captains, and qualified for the
lrade and who will spnre cxertion accommodate
They willbe towed up and down the river by steam,
nnd may be relied sail promptly ns advertised
Merchants going North nr ordering goods from New
York. will find il To their interest ship by this line
as it is the only regular line and freight will always
taken the lowest rntes and every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond andNew York, give sntis
ncton. Werespectfuy ask andhope TO succ Z d in oh
tanning full share OF patronage. Goods shipped by
This line to New York, will be forwar oded free Of com
mission to New Orlenns, Mobile Snvnnh Chnrleston
or any other port. The vessels will be In Richmond al
Rockets; in New York AT berth No. > Coffee House
slip foot Of Wall Street.
DAVID CURRl Err, Richmond, 49,.
CLAS II. PIERSON, n. York. "eo 70
Rfhmond, Aug 18-dts No 6l South street
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T. A. PALMER

~ 0EECE-fhe undersigned would most respect
~ fully offer their services the Ladies OF Lynch
burg leach the of embroidery Velvet. Satin.
Cloth, &C.. with silk Worsted floss. They - i'll also
make order the iou patterns for Piano Ottoman,
Stool Chair and Table Lamp mats fire screens,
port oios, slippers Chdrens dresses embi oidered &c
Resiiencs Tan-Y ard street, Fourth house, North
East of Poes Tan Yard and third square leading from
Main street where pies fthe work will be exhibited
with pleasure and terms made known.
MRS. S. &. SlAGLE j. DAUGHTER.
June 30.d3m
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Arttctes dPTr0Prdte 10 IN, F"" C|HSs'-poHeSo Vi nun
Innnets a 4 furniture
articles aDpropriatet 10 Second Ctass-Boxes, bales
dry good feathers shoes, saddery glass, paints, oils
hugs and ct nfectionery
A,,ielos aD,roDyiatefo Third Ckass.-Virgnin domes
lics sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
per tin sheet iron, hollow queensware, castings
hardware marble (dressed and other heavy artclesno
enumerated in sperial or fourth classrate'
Articles appropyiaie 10 The Fourth Ciass-tlour, an
acks) rice, pork, beef, fish lard taIlow and boeQ" u"
casks boxes or sacks beeswax bales of ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed) mill und
grind stones, mill gearing.
80 miles I5O Salt per bushel ] 8
Plaster la. c per % 100 miles 200 ofFhy pounds. 10
ton ton, o, ,t - $50 miles $50 ~ ~
oOo lbs zoe miles. 800 Carr'1 $ast. } II
Sert 7--dts
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
RAILROADS, &c,
ks = -; -;
VIE FOLLOWING RATES WILL BIZ
CnRsTaISsBuRo 70

Il charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from and after the 18th inst.
LYHcHBuRG TO Cums. CuptsT.tSsnupo ro
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II the Train is stopped for passenger between an,
Ut the aboy" named points, the charge will be made from
The point last passed by the Train, and charge viii
he less than twenty-five cents in any cnse.
Passengers who do not procure Tickets (excep those
who take the cars where tickets ARE not sold,
Will be charged by the conductor, ten per in nd
dition to the regular of fare provided howeye,
That in no case sh he receive less than ten
han hlty cents from any passenger, to any point
The road.
Servants will be required to have passes, one to
he left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Conduc
or, which Dasses must be explicit in granting the priy
ege to travel the Free colored persons will be
required to produce heirfe papers, or they VIII not be
permitted travel on tire cars
May lots THOMtS SHARP,
Supt. Transportation.