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Port Of New York, june 20, 1855.


CLEARED.
Steamship Ericsson Lowber, I.verpool-E Collins -
ship Horaio Hungerford, shsnghae-Frs Hathaway.
Ship Trumbull, richardson San Francisco-R Post.
Ship Ship Columbian Bscheiier. HsyansTC duncan CO.
Bark Robert, Paulsen, London-stanton Kruger.
Bark Excelsior Willard Porto Rco-H Trowbrdges Sons.
Bark Native Br Trask, Misunderstanding, wheeock
Orop.
Bark Pearl 0Br IIu,chngs STANDARDIZATION Co.
BARK Azala Davis Wllming,on-F Whitemore.
MeneE se a. ooH'A0''s uiu' ''''p u 9n
brig snwanne sngshurs st Thomas-M eisaf 4 Duncan.
Brig Moses Jarvis, Charleston-Geo Buckley.
Brig sarah Lancaster Penobsco, RvermR Buck 4 Co.
Schr Pleiades Qr), McBirnie 81 john NIB Whitney
schr Paradise OBJ, Greenwood st John Mp Ncvus
sons.
Schr John, Burton wilmington-E Powell
schr De hossett Cooper Wimington.-Doner Potter.
schr Era, Hamilton, Boston-w Herrtck
sehr Sarah ElIzsbeh, smith, New Hayen-Maser.
Sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Provdence-Master.
Propeller Parker Vein, Ramsey Batmore-Cromwelrs
Propeller Black Diamond Allen Philadelphia Briggs
ARRIVED
ship Sarah Purn,on (of Ba,h), Whiting, Sagua h Grande
June g. with sugar, 10 o Baker.
Bark John Colby Monroe Curacao june with salt hides,
18th inst Great Egg Hsrbor bearing w by IL miles,
rsr cars Megee M Namyss june with sugar mo-
lasse~, &c TO Ymsgo del Vale a Co.
BARK Caiharine of Ihomsson Watts 81 JaEo dc Cuba Is
nv with bark Velocity, for New York
Brig 7 Sutton tBD, Defoy Bahia AZ days with coffee to
Brig Correo, Goodwin, Angosura, Hdays with hides, to
Bris Col Pennman tof Mschias Galson Trinidad Cuba
IA days with sugar, 10 Mayhem Talbot A Co
Iadd Br) Johnson Dorchester, days with stone
ssSr sampede washington Port Lavacca 30 days with
cotton, 70 ' u Brewer,
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seAr Olive Branch of E.worA, Moore pueksri.le SC

schr Olive Branch (of Esworh) Moore Bucksvile; Sc
days.
schr Ann Susan Meyer Charleston days. with cotton,
to Dolner 4 Potter
Schr Francis Safely Griffin, Charleston.
Schr kudderow. Alden, Washington.
Schr Rachel Jane, Simons, Alexandria.
Schr IL w Godfrey Dennis, Virginia.
S0hr Mary johnson, Baldwin. BALTIMORE 4days.
fchr Panama, Alien, Boston.
Propeller Thos ann, Green, Baltimore, 5 days.
Propeller OsceOa, Clark, Providence.
BELOW
Ship Lady Blessington, from Cardiff
Shin A z, from Liverpool
Ship Deutschland from Hamburg The above by pilot boat
Edwin Forrest.
SAILED
Steamship George Law, Aspinwall.
Wind at SUNRISE sw meridian do; sunset, 8.
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be delivered by Rev Thos NJ. Clark, H. d., Bishop Of
Rhode Island The annual examination OF tho students
will take place the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
previous.
NEW YORK HosrTAL.-Weckly report 10 June so, 1856
Remaining June IS, 27o admitted to June 20, 81 dis
charged cured relieved, IS; died, 7. Remaining At
date-Maies, 2l9; females, 43-Tctal, 262
TrlEcRAlMc. The New Yor.. and Erie Telegraph line
o|ce No p Wall streets now in perfect ordor and
working promptly between New York and Dunkrk
dir.-et
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presented duller aspect, and prices have declined
Turkish SIX per cents have receded to 90 to a. and the
guaranteed -Four per cents 10 1o3 u T. Mexican has
also declined y per cent
Tho bullion market Is very dul-the large arrival by
the West India steamer Clyde about - 600 600
principally unsold, and orders very scarce that
prices must only be considered nominal The only ar
tco inquired for is Ferdinand pillar dollars which would
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Police Intelligence.

CHARGE OF PTRJuRY.-A CURIOUS CAsE-Thomas G.
Maroon, lawyer, residing in Blocker street, was
brought before Justice Flandreau at the Second District
Police Court charge Of perjury preferred against him
by fellow member of the bar named John Steele 1t
appears from the adavits taken in the case that short
time ago suit commenced in the Marine Court be-
fore Judge Thompson, in which Mr.. Maroon engaged
for the defendant and Mr. Steele for the PLAINTIFF that
the jury's rendering verdict for the plaintiff tho
sci for the defendant moved that judgment be set aside
because the counsel on the opposite side had
versaton with two of tho jurors while they
deliberating upon verdict and while Justice Thompson
absent from the court room. Mr.. Maroon claimed
that the acts OF tho counsel for the plaintiff entirely
illegal and had preudiced tho jury against his cient
The Court in entertaining tho motion required Mr. Maroon
to make an affidavit embracing the facts This
he readily agreed to do, and in il he charged Mr. Steele
with showing some papers to the jury besides talking
privately with two Of them while celebrating and
while the presiding Justice absent Mr. Steele denies
tho assertions there set forth by Mr. NarcOh, and has
commenced a complaint for perjury against him.
The magistrate after examining into the merits of the
held the accused to answer the charge IN the gum
81, 900 bail.
ALLEGED BlGAxY.-Theodorc Wynant alias Proctor
taken into custody yesterday charge of having had
more wives than the laws Of the state Of New York
titled him to. The prisoner is alleged married Isabella
wgan October 1854 while his rst wife, Ellen Burke,
alive and undvorced from him. Proctor married
to his first wife in 1851 The prisoner committed for
examination by Alderman Clancy, acting magistrate at
the Essex Market Police Court
Naval Intelligence.
The United States frigate Macedonian, Capt Abbott,
sailed from Singapore April 9, for the United States.
United States soop-ofwar Levant, Commander Smith,
passed Anger March ~ from New York for Hong Kong
Personal Intelligence.
Col WHITFIELD the delegate from Kansas has returned
10 Washington.
Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON hxAs-Part l-Adjourned for the term. Part
2.-Nos. 2l6 217, 223.
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Court Calendar-Thls Day.
COMMON PI1As-Part l.-Adjourned for the term. Par
Mos. 2l8, 217, 223.
Motions and decisions In the other courts
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The Runaway American Scamen In tho Tyne.
From the London Times June g.

III the IlmeS OF TINS uay week we gave partlcu-
lars Of Applicant made by number of United States
to the North Shields magistrates for authority 10
empower the police to apprehend and restore number
OF their scamcn who had absconded and who were join
ing the British mercantile service. But England Is not
upon terms Of reciprocity with tho United States for the
restoration OF runaway Of either country for
which tho Cabinet al Washington is to blame, as our
Board of Trade j. anxious such treaty should exist
the authorities could not interfere but recommend that
br, Herbert Favy tho United Sates Vice Consul tho
Tyne, should lay the whole OF the circumstances be-
fore the American Minister in London, with view TO
procuring international treaty for the mutual protec
ton III British and United States shipping in the reSpec
tive ports. Mr.. Herbert Davy is American citizen
and it would have been imagined that. with knowledge
of the excitement that has been caused in tho United
States by the Infringement, supposed Infringement or
the municipal laws OF that country by British agents, he
would have done nothing 10 compromise tho laws Of Eng
Rand IN the present relation OF America To this country
with regard To runaway seaman may do what
le likes with III, labor If he get ashore AID an Ame
rcan article OF agreement cannot be enforced in any OF
our police courts, punished for evadng it, or
course. any one experimenting man in streets
dererer would be guilty o. assault and liable pun
ishmcnt But il appears that previous To the last app
caton the gistrat. several American scaincn had
been oppr-hended by the River Tyne police and
vcycd On beard the vessels they had deserted from
though sooner they taken on board than they
deserted again The police. in thus setting at defiance tn
law they were sworn To maintain, had acted under tn
following guarantee
Herbert Dayy Consul the United States Of Ame-
RIGA do hereby authorize the river Tyne police apprehen
al deserers from American yessels and also In wher
sesnen refuse to do their duty captains may call the assist
BILE. In testimony whereof hereuno set hand and all
my seal OF Office, this I'D day Of Nay, lSS
Vice Consul Of the United States Of America.
This discussion Of the subc, may possibly lead 10 an
International treaty between England and America, a.
between England and the other principal maritime
tries Of the world for the mutual protection OF the
camille marine and the maintenance Of discipline on board
shfowners the Tyne do much about the mat
Ter.
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The United States frgae Macedonian Capt. Abbott,
sailed fam Singapore April 9, for the United States
United States soop- war Levant, Commander Smith,
passed Anger March ~ from New York for Hong Kong
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

DAY.
Sun RISES - 10 IS
SON SETS. "a HIGH wATnR morn 10 AZ
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Personal Intelligence.
Col Whitfield, the delegate from Kansas, has returned
10 Washington.
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THE FILLMORE AND DoNBLsoN ,

The Central Committee of the Fillmore and Donelson
clubs OF this city had private meeting at Academy Hall
last evening, L. A. Cohen, President IN the chair. The
reception OF President Fillmore his arrival in Now
York from abroad, the chief theme Of conversation
A committee appointed 10 act in concert with the
committee appointed by the Common Council to make
arrangements for Mr. Fllmore's reception Nothing else
transpired.
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RICK-wHOLEsAIE Il RETAIL
eBS DEALER IN
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.


(Under the American House.)
Dealer in School, Classical, Law, Medical Theological
Mechanical, and Miscellaneous Books, where may be
found the largest and most complete assortment Of
fereI for sale in this city, and presenting at glance
imncase collection of choice literature, unequaed in
amount OF youmes and seen read but to be admired
Country dealers and others wishing purchase
spectuly invited to call Public and Private MbrarieG
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Also large stock of BlaK Books and choice Stationery
constantly on hand.
The latest publications may be found counters,
as soon as issued d1y dI2
SPINAL COMPARTMENT lew method OF
- treating SPINAL DISEASES, turOaiarss of the
Spine, and Spinal Weakness oitbout pain or suffering
to the pGtent however young feeble, is
fully practised by
DIR. j. A. w OOD,
at his office No. 2l5 Washington ST., Boston at his
idence, Marlboro Hotel
Having examined fhe serpentine Spring Apparatus
used by Dr. j. A. Wood, in the treatment of lateral
Natures of the Spine, recommend it efficient and
comfortable to the patient.
HENRY j. BIGELow NJ. D., Prof. surg. Harvard Univer
sity.
GEO HAYWARD, NJ D., Ex-Prof. Surg. Harvard Univer.
sity.
WINsLow LEWIS N. D.
j V G. SMITH, Mayor of Boston.
JOIN w. WARREN. II. D.
HENRY G. CLARK, NJ. D., City Physician.
Biston, July. 1854. u6d3m
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flRIMNEY PIECE Il PIER sLA IS.
~ Manufactured Of Stone by the
PENRHYN MARBLE COMPANY.
Rofa

These and beautiful articles in imitation Of the
richest and expensive kinds of Marble. In style and
finish, they stand unequaled very highly polished,
retain their beauty much longer than MARBLE and
are net injured by gas smoke acids They have been
extensively used in public and private buildings giving
perfect satisfaction While much superior appearance
they sold cheaper than anything of the kind in the
market. During the present season, they have been
awarded Gold Medals at the Exhibitions Of the American
Institute New York, and the Massachusetts Charitable
Association. Indeed the confidence with which they
have thus far been received gives the airest evidence
that this marble will by Its many advantages in great
measure supersede the use of ali others
Architects builders, and all others invited to
inc them at the Ware Rooms of the Company OF
fremont Row and Howard street opposite Hanover street.
JOSEPH STORY Agt Treas;r.
Dostnu Dec 1879 d27 = 5&wIy
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GrofIttrp, Me.
GAS FIX TURF s!!

The subscribers are now prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, all Of which will be
sold 30 per cent cheaper than can be purchased
In either Of those cities.
We are daily receiving from the largest and best man
uiacturers in this country, all their new patterns
G A N D LIERS, PENDANTS,
BRACk ETS, &C.
Any one in want of Gas Fixtures should not fail to cal
and examine our stock before purchasing, when we shall
be happy to show them that the above statement
rect. and how it is we can afford to do it.
octl dawtf BROWN & FIRTH.
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Books, &zf.

A NEW EDITION OF THE ECoNOM-
IN IgAL H0UskKEEPliR, by MRS. n. A. HowLAsD.
This Book Of which more than $1,000 copies have been
sold, WILDE sent 10 neat binding the address of anv
person in the United States free Of portage by their re
ltng by Letter or otherwise 25 CENTS Postage stamps
may be sent Il convenient. Address the Publisher,
,sf WIN. ALLEN, 276 Main st.
"ohOesSsr, Out' II, looo. daw6nG
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NM OOLEN MACHINERY.-C i. GOD.
w DARD, Now Yora, only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH Burning MACIIN Ms
and FEED ROLLS, 10 he attached 10 First aud also 10
second breakera and Finishers Of Wooden Carding Ma
ohines INC alta hment 10 second Breakers and Finish
ers Is new and very important. These machines are in
successful operation, on rst Breakers IN most Of the
principal Wooden factoresn the United States CANDIDA
aud Mexico, and are deemed by experienced manufaetr
US ~ the most perfect machines used and
GO the economical and successful manufacture of wool
They are IN fact tho only strong, durable and suooesa
fully operating machines In use. No oardine maehlne
should run an hour without them
tention. 80 y "
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
encca 70 mills having them in use, &C. may be had BY nd
dressing O. l.. GODDARD,
No. Bowling Oreen New York, to whom orders should
be directed. - DIV ', III
a. DEkWl IN furniture Painting, Vanishing
Os and Polishing done In the best style. Chsmbsr
Belts kepainted
Cash paid for good secondhand Furniture, ut
~ FRONT STREET. next to IarilnRs Block.
Oily
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AIsn

them in all eases. Also among the large assortment Of
Wood and Coal Stoves which keeps constantly hand
NORTH Star, Best BAKER, Granite State Pa1ior Cook
(smething new, Crystal Palace, Eagle and Equator
Stoues.
Tin, Copper Iron Ware and Tin Roofing done to order
and warranted not to leak or blow of.
Pumps Lead Pipe, Zinc Street Lanterns, sc always
on hand, at 16 Southbridge street. J. W. JORDAN.
So DIFF
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EBEI.L's RECENTLY PATENTED
A9 SAFETY LAMP.

Among the improvements of the present age is that oil
making provision against the Loss of Life occasoned
By the Explosion Of la gPs:
The invention Of MIR. Bell, for which he has obtained
letters patent an improvement only on his former
invention bu has important advantages all others
fnr the same object, and for which patents have been
granted. Among these advantages the following
l. The FACILITY with which the lamp be filled with
out turning screw, or removing the cap.
g. The snaness of the space occupied by the safety
chamber obviates serious objection against the
y appearance Of long safety tubes in glass lamps.
g. The small sum of money demanded for them in com
parison with their utility.
These advantages have sole reference to the newly in
vented safety cap used both in transparent aud opaque
lamps.
But another valuable improvement made by Mr.. Bell,
used in connection with the safety chamber is that of
SKY LIGHT,
consisting of small plate of thick glass ngeniously and
substantially inserted in metallic lars by which it can
easily be perceived when the lamp nearly or quite filed
when it is being replenished
The opacity of the metallic lamps has always rendered
such provision necessary and about The only objection
heretofore made to the of such lamps is otU BY this
Invention, StleRced.
Metallic lamps evidently the most safe as they are
not like glass, liable to fracture.
u Lamp dealess, others. who may be disposed to
invest capital in the manufacture of these lamps md lap
caps, or who may be DESTROYS of purchasing limited or
exclusive right in the invention address the subscr.
her, at No. Warren street, or 3S Cornhin, Doston.
au2S daw6m VIM. BELL
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Worcester, Nov. 2, 1856

N OTECE.-The subscriber having made a change
in his business by taking partner. would hereby
give notice that all accounts due him must be settled i'm
mediately. a. PEASLEE.
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ElAMILY wAsHINe soAP.

would call the attention of the public to an article
designated BY the above name which am now ntrodnc
ng q the public This Soap is warranted to excel all
ing purposes, ully proved by large number Of tea
hmons Of persons who have used IT, would therefore
hnmoy ask our generous people TO give it fair trial
This Soap Is put up IN small jars for samples and Is IN
be had At the principal grocery stores In Worcester and
vicinity Orders for any amount thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Manufactured by
w. p. MAscR0FT,
obs daw5m sutton, Mass
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BROWN & FIRTH.
TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
CIR 90 K Err Y WAREl

BROWN FIRTH would respectfully invite the at
ention Of merchants to heir extensive assortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware, Paper Hangtngs, &c.,
Comprising more general variety of House Furnishing
Goods than c7n be found in any wholesale establishment
in the country.
AS we have very large retail trade it becomes neces
sary for us to import goods in large quantities. and to
buy all American goods direct OF the manufacturers which
enables us to get goods at the lowest prices and oe1
to any country merchant larger assortment Of rich and
common goods to select rnm, prices low as can be
bought in New York or Boston, and terms as liberal
Merchants. by calling at establishment will become
satisfied that they viii time ard money by giving us
their orders, as they fill their memorandums at one
store in less time than they can at Dozen
oil dawtf BROWN a. FTRTH
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1Daus

A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY! VA.
IN riety OF BOOKS, from which three TO Eve dollars
day can be made csn be obtained at the Axents,
EmporEmnls 275 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies' and gentlemen. No capital
required until hefbusness Is fairly tried after which,
from i've % nifty dollars For grand chances call soon
sly dn WI WIN. ALIEN
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GEORGE P. UPHAM.
p w AInRTCu
Worcester. Sept. LIST. 1855.


g1IRE INSURANC E.-The Mechanics SIutu
Fire Insurance Co., Of Worcester hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by vote deter
nnned to divide the property insured by them into two
Glass, which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to be insured in
the Manufacturers Glass; they prepared to insure in
that class on the same terms other Mutual Offices Cot.
ton and Woulen Mills having the following characeris
tics VIA built Of brick stone heated by steam having
constant WATCH good force pump, expressly for ex-
nguishing fires and the picker out of the main mil or
Il in the mill in fire proof They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass, dwelling houses farm barns stores
stocks Of goods. machine Shops and mechanics property
generally excepting shaving rsks' and such as is
termed ''extra hazardous.n
DIREcToRs. - Henry Denny. Worcester Geo. Black
bum, Boston Esek Saunders, Grafton; Aonzo White
Leicester K. s. Denny, Oappvile; Geo. A. Rice Wor-
cester; VIM B. Fox, Jr., Worcester; Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel Tainter Worcester Samuel L. Hodg-
es, Leicester Henry A. Denny Prest
VIM. S. Denny, Sec'y
Worcester Sept. 10, 1855 diff
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COPartnership.-Tneu undersigned have this day
formed copartnershp for trAnsacting general com.
mission business in Flour, GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, SC, under the name of UPHAM l. ALDRICH,
and viii continue the business of Adj Co. at No. IS
and As Front Street, as heretofore.
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EfsssYYss9 NOVEMBER 26.-NORNICH
sss&els@1ss3sS w Or CESTEE RAILROAD
accommodation Passenger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at 73O A. NJ. 2 90 and 4.30 p. NJ.
Leave Norwich for Worcester at SIS A. NJ. 1915 and
345 P. M.
Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at 100 P NJ. stop
ping at Webster and Danieisnnyle
Freight Train leaves Worcester Junction at 10 A. NJ.
Passenger Car is attached far as Webster.
octl dn P. St. NJ ANDREWS Agent.
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Railroads.
-zssssss=s=sszy1 f ITCHRURG s. WoRCEs-
ssssss.se=sl9 TER RAILROAD.
WINNER ARRANGEMENI

E. TER RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 10th, Passenger Trains
Will leave Fitchburg at SO a M. 124O and 5.45 p,
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL 90 a. M, and 90 pm.
Fitchburg, Dec. 10. 1855.
WORCESTER s NASHUA RAILROAD
"a 3 s9S1 aBs Rf1 lRR aoX6E4 JTT
1865, Passenger Trains will run follows: Leave
orcester for htchburg Reach Groton Arrive Nash.
rotor = s Isl Lowell. junction ia and Lowell.
l;eoam. l2.SOpm. 115pm.
4oopm- 5s5 pm. el5pm.
Nashua. Fltchburg eroton Junction. worcester.
10 am. 745an. 750am. 9O5 m.
11.45a m. 124Opm. l2.S0pm. l50pm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS At NASHUA.
All trains connect with the trains of the Concord Rail.
road where passengers take the cars to or from the North
ern the Passumpsic the Boston, Conco-d and Montreal
and the Vermont Central Railroads.
at Groton Junction trains connect ireetly with the
trans OF the Stony Brook Railroads and with those
of the Ftehburg Railroad with the exception the first
train from Boston.
The $50 train from Worcester connects with Steamboat
tram unless the later Is delayed Passengers from New
York for Fitchhurg, Nashua, Lowel Concord, &c. will
have an opportunity 10 breakfast in Worcester and then
take this train which the above named places
with trains going from those points North and West
The II O'Clock and 400 p. trains connect at Worces.
ter with the trains from the Boston Worcester
ern Railroads. and arrive Fitchburg Groton Junction
and Nashua, in to with the different trains
from these points,
The train arriving in Worcester at 905 a. m. connects
with trains for all the above named roads, including the
Express train for New York, Albany, and the West via
Springfield.
Passengers arriving in the 2.1O p M have an hour OF
more to dne and then take the afternoon trains of the
roads above named.
l. The ttrain leaves Groton Junction at 535 stop
ping at the Way Stations, and connects with The
Steamboat train for New York via Norwich.
Through tickets for New York via Norwich sold al
Bitchburg, Nashua Peppsrell Groton Junction. Clinton,
and Lowell State Rooms or Berths may be secured al
Fitchburg, Nashua and Lowell.
Through tickets for Providence, Springfield, Albany.
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati Detroit Chicago St. Louis
&c, may besecured at Htchburg, Nashua, OF Lowell
At Worcester, through tickets are sold for the White
Mountains, Monreal Burlington, Rouses Point, St.
Johnsbury, sc. G. w. BENTLEY Sup't
Worcester, July 2. 1855. dtf ap2