Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-14
PROVIDENCE & STONINGTON
RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


IN and after Monday, May LIST, 1854, trains
" will run rs follows:
New York steamboat train leaves Providence
daily, (Sundays excepted Mt 6 40 M, on the
arrival of the train that leaves Boston at 8 30
d. IN. Returning, leaves Stonington at ! n. IN.
ON arrival Of boat from New York.
Accommodation trains leave Providence Mt 7
20 n. IN. and 4 80 p. IN. Freight train with
passenger car attached. at l 81 p. u.
Accommodation trains leave Stonington ut 2
a. IN. and s Is p. IN.
Local freight tram leaves stonington n, 6 a.
d. M.
Passengers leave Newport by steamer Perry,
AT 5 a. IN. and Providence ut 8 p IN.
The 7 20 a. m. train rom Providence md the
3 Is p. IN. train from Stonington, connect AZ
Stonington with steamboats, plying betw cen
Bloomington and New London.
Passengers bound west from New London,
take trains on the New London and New iIav-
en- Rnilroad, by which they can proceed to New
Haven and New York, and arrive in New
York about a Is p. NJ.
Returning, passengers lenve New York on
the New Haven Railroad by the Express train
OF 8 a. N. Take the New London cars nj New
Haven mt II 10 a. m. arrive in New London at
l As %. IN. Leave New London by steamboat al
2p. m. Tor Sionington, and on The arriva! OF
boat at Stonington the cars leave for PrOvI-
dence at 3 10 p. IN. arriving in Providence
hDOut ~ OO " III tioNiuehCS W iNcW-
port at 9 p. IN.
From Providence to New York via New Lon
don and New Haven, $i,OO; from Providence to
New Haven vn New London, ~ 80.
Passengers from Newport, by the steamer
Perry, Tor New York and New Haven, via New
London, can purchase tickets on board the Per-
ry at the following, prices From N.wpoI, to
New York 81 80; to New Haven 50 40 to
New London So.
N. Is. Passengers mud baggage for the above
places will be transported fee irom tie boat to
The railroad.
Also, tickets as above for snle at tie Sioning-
ton Depot, Providence.
STAGES
Connect al Apponaug depot with the ! Is n.
IN. and 4 30 p. IN. train from Providence, aud
the Z n. m. train from Stoningion, FOE Natick,
G;reenville, Clyde Works, Lippit, Phenis,
Harrisvillc ,Arkw right, FiskvilIe jackson, Hope,
Cen,erville, CromptOn, Aquidneck, Covenir, aud
Washington ; at Wexford Depot with accom-
mediation trains each WAY for WEXFORD; nj
Kingston depot with accommodation trains for
Kingston, Wakefield and Peacedalc; at CARROLL
ma depot with 4 30 p. IN. train from Providence,
and the 3 Is p. IN. train from Stonington, for
Brands Iron Works aud Rockville at Wester.
" depot with accommodation trains each way
for Potter's Hill and Temperance Valley.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight for way stations received Mt the
Freight depot, Providence, before IL l-2 O'Clock
p. M, will lie forwarded the snme day. New
York freight received before 3 O'Clock p. III. will
he forwarded the SANE day.
Freight will not I've received unless properly
marked.
Goods will not be delivered withsu, an order
describing the marks and number Of ackages 81
parcels, unless the owner IL present.
Oil cloths matches and fire works Of every de-
s~cription will not he taken for trausl %ortatiun.
jyI9-6m A.. s. MATHEWS, Sup't.