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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-04-12


From November lst TO May lst $50
From May lst to November lst SIS
Packages and extra baggage Sj cents per b..
in summer, and so cents in winter, but no pa
cknge charged less than one dollar AIlbag-
gage at the risk of the owner, and no respon-
s.bility for any package worth over fifty dol
lars unless contents given and specially con-
ractcd for.
Provisions, arms, and ammunition furnished
by the proprietors. All passage money must
be paid IN advance.
HOCKADAY & HAIL.
November g., 1855.
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From Prairie du Rochor in Illinois to the city :
of st. Genevievo Missuri. d
From Fredoricktown to Dallas. ,
From Cape Girardeau to Bloomfield.
,uruc,N
N'''''
From WnitcneyvlIIe, in the county OF Kent,
to the city of Gland Rapids.
From Albion in the county Of Calhoun, to II
Charlotte. Eaton county, via Sheridan, and
Clurem, Brookhcld, AM on the line between
BrookfeIG, and walter, and on the township
line between Charlotte ana Carmel.
From Cirecnvio. in the county of Alontcam,
to Mnrkpgon Rapids.
From the village OF Ontonongo to lncvicw
Desert, and from 1hence to Big Bull Fails.
From the village Of Ontonango, to Gogcber
Mime to Norwii n Nine
From the vIrgN of 0ntononro to Isle ROYAL
Mine m Portage Lake llougAton county, VIA
Adventure Mine, and Douglass lIoughton Mine.
From Fcntonvil'e. IN the county of Gcnesce,
, to Flint in said comfy.
WISCONSIN,,
, From Naupka to scc'''n twenty two, town
sh,n twenty three' IN range e''Veh cast,
From FOX Lake, IN llAugf county, wa NUoo'
np9ka' kingston and Long IaEe,to Monte'o'
IN Marquette NoNn,Y'
From PIatteyiIlc, VIA Montiort ll'gnINno
- MuS'oda, to Onion. thence norm onor near the
meridian. to k.J' parna,%s f'rm'
From PIotly'Ilr' wa WIngNy'tG' MuSeoaa
Mlll VrreK, rohnY 'r'eN anu oUnes''le' 'o|
From Madison. via Back Eorth. Arena. Rich.
J. land CIV. Scyfonynlc. Pirblond Centre. Fanny
Crock, and yirooun. to Prairie Io Crosse.
From Arnylc. via Yellow Stone, to Mineral
i. Paint.
Fran Nocodakin. Adams county. via Eagle
10 Point. and Black River Bridge. to intcrscct
with the Prairie dn chem and Hudson mai
, route at F,u Plain Post Office.
From Onion. in the county of SichIant, to
i. Black River Falls.
From Portage city, via [cmonair Valley, to
h. In Crosse.
rt From Prnirie dn Chcin, vim lohnson's Loud
inn. BeIrs Min, and W,tcrville. TO Wankon
10. in Aomakee county. Iowa.
nd row,
lo""'
Is, From Quincy, in Adams county, to llawley'
vile, in page county.
h. From Lewis, in Cass conty vim Mount Vor-
~ non. in Montgomery, to CIorinda, in Page co.
unity.
ey, From Alton, in Union county to WncwCt
From Alton in Union county,t9 Avon, II
ris RiuggolA county.
From Ounce; in Adams county, to Adair, II
)s- Adoir county.
From Cedar Rari1s, via Benton, Toledo
lc, Nlarhnll, Marietta Nevadn, aud Boonsboro, tt
to Jefferson, in Green county,
From Dewitt, via Grand Mound and TorOn
en- to, to Upton,
md From Fost Des Moincs, via Nevada, Minerv
n. Grove, Honey Greyc and EIlorO, 70 Cela
Falls
TX From Fort Des Monos, vim Boone, Od'I
un. Mckay, Penora, and Bear Grove, to Counc
Bluffs.
the From Fort 'es Moines, win Lonuing's Point
Ilornchuckc's Point, Knney's Mill, and Cousi
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STAGE LINE.

Independence Mo-, to Santa Fe n. NJ.
Leaving each end Of the route the first day of
each month.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-04-12

From KickapoO, via Pensandls;to TO Grasshop-
per Greek.
From Loavenworth city, via Stranger Creek,
Hickory Point, 0sawkee, Whitfield St. Mays
Mission, VermIlion River, Big Blue, and Paw
nee, to Fort Riley.
From Wcstport Missouri, via franklin, Law.
renee City, Tokesha, Douglass cisy, LacOmpt-
on, and Tecumseth, to WhiteGed
From Wes:port Missouri, Bull Creek, Black
jack, one hundred and ten mile Greek, and Co.
uncil city, to Council Grove.
From Wcstport Missouri, via Wea Mission,
Gsawattomie, Miami Agency, Sugar creek, Mi
ne creek, and Little Usage, to Fort Scott.
From 0sawattomie, via Henry Sherman'S,
to the Sac and Fox Agency.
From West Point, Missouri, via Thomas Pol
ks, and old Catholic Mission, to Doctor Stock.
toms, on Sugar Greek.
From Tecumseth via Wakanusa, to the Sac
and Fox Agency.
From Douglass, via 0sowkec, to Highland.
From Fort Scott, to Catholic Mission, in the
Usage Nation.
From Fort Scott, via Thomas Folks, to West
Point Missouri.
From Fort Scott to Neosho, Missouri.
From Leayenworth city, via Kickapoo, Atchi-
son. Doniphan, and Bryant, to Whitehead's.
From pawnee to MaryviIc.
From Council Grove, via Fort Riley, to Paw
nee.
From Weston, Missouri, to Atkinson.
From recumscth via Baptist Mission, Union
Town, and JFaupansa, to Pawneo.
From PaWuee to Recdcr.
From Wcstpart Missouri, via Powcllis Store,
and St. Barnard, to Sac and Fox Agency.
From Kansas Missouri, via Wyandote and
jacksonville, to 0sauke.
From Independence, in the State ofMssonri,
to Stockton, in the State Of California, via the
settlement at the mouth Of the lIucifnnO. on
the Upper Arkansas, and the little Sal Lake
settlements on the head waters Of the Mcolet
River.
From st. Joseph, in Missouri, 20 the town Of
Mapsvillc, in Kansas Territory, via Great Ne
, mahaw Agency, and UrbNna.
From tho city of Weston, in Platte county,
Missouri. via Saton, Missouri, to AtchinOon, in
Kansas Territory.
:, From Fort Leaycnworth, or Icavcuworth civ,
IN the north side of Kansas rivor to Fort Ri.
!, ley, SSyia Stranger creek, Crossings. Dawson
Store, Hckorp point, 0sauko, WhiteGeld, Sol
der creek Silver lake, Catholic Mission, l,oel
creek and Blue.
From Fort Leavcnworth; Ala the snt''cmcnt'
and town of Lawrence, Wilson Spring. iotta
wattamic, and Sugar creek, to Fort Scott.
= From Kansas, Missouri toiOwycnce, in NoU
sas Territory.
Mt From Fort Scott, via Doctor StocEous, ol'
Pottawattamie Mission, and Henry Shcrman's
to Hibbord.
IN From Btchson to Marywillc
From Whitchcai's, via Highland, lowo Point
ld to Story's landing.
in From Oregon, Missouri, via Iowa Point, t
Highland,
Sc Approved, March 3, 1855.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-04-12
Joel Walker.
WALKER AND CHICK.

Commission Merchants, Kansas No.
REFER1o
Col, Robert Campbell, Messrs Riley & Chrisy
Saint Louis Mo. Saint Louis No.
Santa Fe New Mexico October l. lS5l-t.f.
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CHAP. CCXH.-Au act to charge the hound.


CHAP, CCXII.-An act to charge the hound.
aries of the land districts in the State Of le
wa. and for other purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House nf Re-
prescntotvts Of the United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That all that portion of
the public lands in the State of Iowa lying nor.
tn Of township line dividing townships ninety
three and ninety four, and east Of tho -Ongc
line dividing ranges twento four and twenty
five. s. all constitute new land district, to be
called the Turkey River district. That all that
portion Of the Public lands in said Stoto, now
situated in the northern land district which lies
north Of the township line dividing townships
eighty five and eight SIX, and not included in
the Turkey River and Dubuque districts. shall
constitute anew land district, to he called the
Fort Dodge District, and the name Of the nor
fhcrn district, is hereby changed to. and shall
be hereafter called the Fort Dcs MoneS distri-
ct. That all that portion Of the public lands in
said State, now living in the Kanesvie district,
and situated north of the township line dvid-
ing townships eighty five and eighty six shall
constitute q new land district, to be called the
Sioux River district, and the name o! the Ko-
ne'V'''e Gs'r'c' vs. nereoy cno"grn n 10, ""u suOl
That townships eighty six, eighty seven, eighty
e'g0'' e'Sn.y n'ne' h'us'y' ninety on,, n'"e'V
tWG' ana Ninety lnrce' o, rangcS seven'u'" "'''
elgh''sn, are hereos , oI'nGnpu ,. 70 nnu m"ue
'ar' '' 'oe DuouQue i"nI uS'..e.' u:lu 'ow"su',
NSS'Nly seVen' SN'Y tEn" s.A'y NM, se'euey
seventy one seventy cNo' So.e".y t,"ue' N.Y. Iu,.
envy iour ana seVeny NV, u '"uges 1 '1'' wv .~J
ana 'nr'y 'nreS' ure r nereoy ",'"rnsG ~ "'u
"au' p"Ft u 'no Vrar,,au 'anu u,s''rTI Tt.. A.
sec, :, ana oS e. " r .uI'ner q, tnoe,cu' lnI' 'ne
pre'u'n, OF ine Mn'su % Gsa'VI % a"u ,,h ie ,hs m
sgt"y "u,"raeu ] 10 c V" San, WV" ror;s,or " o~J d
,,y rooo;yor or tbo rnblic MONEYS ror oacc Of tbe
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SANTA I'D WEEKLY GiZETTE.
TERMS.

WEEKLY. 50 80 a year, payable invariably in
advance; single copies 10 l-2 cents. Advertise
ments, 81 90 per square of ten lines for the first
Insertion. and 5)cts for every subsequent insertion.
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rom Bloomfield, via Indian Ford, ia Poplar

From Bloomfield, via Indian Ford, ia Poplar
Bluffs.
From Railroad Depot, near Jonesborough,
Illinois, to Cape GWardeau, Missouri.
From Prairie du Rochcr in Illinois to the city
of st. Genevievc, Missuri.
From Fredoricktown to Dallas.
From Cape Girardeau to Bloomfield.
MICHIGAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15
PRICE $500.


GMlTH'S REMEDIAL DISCGV cry
- AND CLEANSING C0MPOEND.-This useful arti-
Gle has been used many parts of New England for sew
eral years, for removing spots of dry paint pitch oil
greese and most acid slins &C. from ladies' and gentle
mems clothing, carpets &c giving universal satisfaction
1t removes pants aud white spots from windows furn-
ure &c IL has been ascerained by experiment to be of
graf use when applied remedy or burns scalds.
bruises, cuts, chapped han Is, chhlgins, neuralgia
spra nervous headaches lips animal poison cry
speIas, tooth ache ague, SC
Full directions for each bottle will be given to the pur
chaser, and cures warranted il directions are complied
it'll
D. G ooIEsW0RTHY, Agent, 68 oornhil, Boston.
BUSH & CO., Worcester. b
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor,
n22 d&w2rn Salem street Charlestnwn Nass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15
GWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA
FOR THE CURE OF
IECIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
CROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELL,

.fOh THE CUhE Or
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
cROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELL
ING, RHEUMACIsL, DISEASES OF THE LIVER
AND SKIN, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPrBIETiEs OF THE BLOOD,
AND THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
SWAIM7S PANACEA haze bern for more than
thirty years celebrated in this country and in rope for
its extraordinary cures or thece dcates Of which refer
ence made to the directions and books (which NAV be
had gratis) accompanying the PanGcea.
1t has been used hospitals and private practice and
has had the snsnlar fortune to be recommended by the
most celebrated physicians, and other eminent persons
Among others, by
W. Gibson, NJ. D., Prof of Surgery Pa University.
Valentine Mott, NJ. D., Prof. Of surgery, N. Y Cni'y.
w, P. Dew es, NJ. D., Prof of Mid. Pa University.
N Chapman, NJ, D.. Prot. Of phySc, IA. University.
T. ParKe. NJ. E., Prest College Of Physicians, Pha.
DR.. Del VALID, Professor q Medicine, Havana.
Jose Egurepco de Luz, Prof Of Surgery Lisbon.
@. W. Irving. late Minister TO Spain
J. Chapman, Member Royal College Surgeons, London
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General, British Army.
G. Gilbert itobertson British Consul, &C, &c.
And also the wonderful cure, effected by sgaim's Pan
acea, have for many years msde tan Invaluable remedy
The Panaeea does not contain Mercury in form, and
being an innocent preparations may be given to the most
The retail price has been reduced to 81 so per bottle
Containing three hal piuts,j or dree bottles for 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swam's Panacea is in roupd bottles, Huted Longitude
naly, with the follow ing letters blown on the glass
sWAlM's-PAN ACEA-pHILADA. :"
and having The name Jas Swain stamped the scaling
wax, and written on the labelcoyerng the cork and
splendid engraving for the eide OF the bottle composed of
a geomelrlc lathe work, comprising nine different dies
which have been turned for the exclusive Of the pro-
pretor, by Draper Co., bank engrayers OF pbla
depha. In the centre IL portrait Of the late William
Swain, copyright secured.
ALSO, sWAIM'S VERMIFUGE,
Available Family Medciae, being highly approved rem
edy Tor all Diseases arising from debty Of The digestive
organs such as Worms Cholera Morbus, Dysentery Re.
yer and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, &c &e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15
WIooLEN MACHINERY.-o I. COB

WXTOOLEN MACHINERY.-o L. GOD.
Wv DARD, Nsw Yore, only manufacturer Of the orig
inaI STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, to he attached to First and also to
Second Breakers and Finishers OF Wooden Cardng Ma
chimes. The hment to second Breakers and Finish
ers and very important. These machines in
Successful operation, first Breakers in most Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas
add Mexico, and deemed BY experienced manufacture
rs the most perfect machines used, and indispensable
the economical and successful manufacture of wool
They in fact the only strong durable and
fully operating machines in No esrding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls strong dorable, and worthy Of at
tentions r-r
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls refer
to mills having them in use, &C. may be had by ad
dressing @. L. GODDARD,
No. Bowling Green. New York. to whom orders Should
he directed d1y all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

or by letter. upon diseases and conditions of the human
system. free OF charge,
Dr. spear IS being visited by 1000 patients every
month of whom travel hundreds Of miles consult
HIM and obtain his medicines.
Dr. 5. viii warrant every durable case. After
giving his medicines Grai. effected
he viii pay any Other physician who will effect cure
his bill not exceeding 500.
The following list Of his medicines will give idea Of
the diseases treated, and the remedies used. Read it
carefully
Galmof Life, Nos. and g sure remedy for all Ills
eases of the Lungs and Throat Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plants; Scroftla Syrup, for Scrofua, Fsula Ulcers
Cancers, and Tumors; also for Chronic Rheu
rnatsn. Bols, Headache. Hip G0ut, Sciasa, &C. and
specific Tor Mercuria Diseases The Indiaa Lverwort
Pills, good family medicine Golden Bitters for Nery
business. Baroness Fluor Albus &c; for
of Weakness in the Stomach, they form Invaluable
remedy. Tonic Cordial, for all Female Irregularities,
Weaknesses, &C The Mothers Cordial, t. be used fen
-eks before confinement. Mothers who have used
this Cordial will dispense with it in Subsequent
The Nomans Friend, for the Falling Of the Womb Pam
in the Side and Back. German Lotion, warranted TO
the Salt Rheum, and al kinds of Humors. Gravel Nix
ture sne remedy fol Gravel and all affections Of the
water German Powders fer Pin Worms, and also a val
uaEle medicine for the Piles Best TatYe Pills for the
Piles. Catarrh Snuf-it viii the Catarrh. Cefn
Plaster, which will CoTIis Belsan Of Life, for
Coughs Colds, Cramps, Spasms Fits, and Spittmg OF
Blood. AuHealng Saye Rheumatic Liniment, for Pain
in the Limbs, Side. Back, &c dawlv DHrSN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

to which aundresses subject. It prevents the starch
from sticking 10 the IRON and causes the linen to retain a
Stiffness Another important advantage s, hat'hy using
the Polish articles can be ttarched m either cold boiled
starch and ironed Immediately, without the unlavorabe
results VIII ch usually follow ny the ordinary manner.
Price only 20 cents In large bottles. Prepared by d.
TAYLOR JR., No. 10 Brond st., Boston, ana sold by
Druggists and Grocera generally. Retaiied by
j. Q HILL, Worcester, Mass.
decd WY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

Anew AND VALUABLEI INVENTION
lN-WM. b. GUY, Patentee for LINING PIPES
WiTH GLASS, desdcratum long needed as the oxidn.
ton Of iron lead, produced by the action Of water on
metallic pipes, dure the water very Injurious nnd mn
healthy. Also, inventor o. Glass strantr Gr the bottn
Of Wells and springs, which cannot fall TO into gen.
tra also, several new pattefnsof pumpe which Mi,
be put up TO order Gull and exanlne,at ~ audbnrv
argetl Boston. WY IA
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mc0jfir1es
TE7RY DIR. CLoUGH,s COLUMBIAN

Try DIR. cLqgG Ils COLUMBIAN
These Pills getting aHonderful sale, for new thing
in market for the reason they disease so certainly
Dyspepsia Liver Complain, Headache. Costivehess Piles,
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FEMALES TO USE,
under ali delicate circumstances, these PILL the most
mild innocent and certain Of any medicine ever discov
cred heproptietOr is willing to forfeit the medicine in
all cases. if the Pills DO not give satisfaction when iith
fully used. Powerful, drostc purgatves generally DO
more hurt than g-od; but these Pills not such ar
tiGle they very mild and gentle but powerful to
pei and disease and every family would do yell to
keep them the house Tor in preference any other
medicine Try these Pills fy all means Soil in Wor-
cester BY D. Scott g. r. Spur, j. Green, and all medicine
dealers everywhere BURR s PERRY, Bnson, Agents
oIa aaWtf
%. esee9 f s T. n hat viii Vi Z s gD Dr.
4. Hils Panaceas and Indian Medicines the remedy
of Gonorrhes, elects, Structures, Whites Pains in the
Pack and Loins, Seminal Weakness AfectioEs Of tn
Kidneys Irritation of the Urethra, Gravel and all othe
disorders of the urinary organs without the least
sriction to diet, drink, exposure, change in appi
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
yEGETARLE.
and although powerful they win iniure in the lea
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted the above entionei eases withoutusin
any external apple lions. With Indian Yegetebls
Medicines you rely tho cugh cure, by calling
upon at my Office.
Main streat. No 121 Worcester
via dIv DR. q a HTI...
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TEVHE undersigned having purchased Ire patent tight
of HALLlDAY'S SELF REGULATING WIND
MILL is ready to act Tor their erection upon
terms stated below with tile guarantee that if ey do
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
N nths' test and refund the money.
By an ingenIus and novel arrangement this Mills made
10 regulate itself not run beyond given mum
Der of revolutions per minute thus enabling them to stand
the severest gales without risk Of being blown down.
Unlike other Mills this will require Watching and after
being put in order will require only occasional ong
for months and even years For economy in Rising or
forcing water for barns and dwellings, for irrgang or
draining lands. and for Railroad purposes this Mill will be
found TO surpass everything of the kind
These Mills were awarded the highest premium (slver
Medals together with Diplomas at the late State Fai
held at Philadelphia, and Me- York.
Prlce at Shop for Mills designed for Pumping Fiat,
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1NAsHLONABLE CABINET MANU-
n FAcrORf.-The subscriber having taken astore
": ID ALLEYS BLOCK, Main street, opposite the
Oy Ha would inform his friens, and the public that
Of woods 70 suit fancy Desks and Screens Tor Banks
Show Cases. Desks for stores Counters Library and of
nee rabies, an KINDS Of Desks for Offices and Counngi
Rooms Book Gases in any STYLE Extension Tables Of any
Pattern, Pnplts and Church Furniture The character
Of my work Is well known IN the city needs no putting
The best Of references be given Work repaired In
the best manner. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended TO- JOSEPH BURT
Wcrcsnter .~lnly "a. 1898 iva al
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ORCEsTER DAILY
Gxuresse5
So FuLLER,s NoRWToH AND

u WORCESTER EXPRESS.
Q. s. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train over Norwich and Worcester Railroad
all business the Express Line, and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York. He will transport Iron Safe in each tram
for the transmission of valuable packages
oFFIcKs-ls0 Main St, Worcester n. G. Brakenrdgep
Store, under 8suregsn Hoase, Norwi ,; Ct t..
All packages should be marked fuliers Express,
Worcester, Sept. 1st, $3.50. gePl2
- R0SSsS PROVIDENCE AND
eazsssssi;s;sss WORCESTER Expressly Every Tram
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts, and Blls eoecte0
and paid and al orders attended to with despatch,
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Express
husinesst acted at Fan River, hansnela, Atteooroi
Tauton %eT BEDFORD and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol,
Warren Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick,
Wiclfed Peacedale, and Wakefield, R. l.; and stcning
orFors-1so Main street. Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store, woonsocketi No. Broad street. Providence
NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT
Between Worcester s n. T.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRI-wEEKJT-UsUAL TINE Is HOURS.
Goods Transported BefVeen Worcester and Nsts YorE
LOie, and oita Equal as 6y any other LINE.
- THE BOATS OF THIS LINE ees
.sEsss~ will leave Providence, from Fox Point, s2
\ MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, & FRIDAYS, and
New YORK On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYs, & 1sATUR
DAYS, until further notice. 8
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement, with the Daily IT,
land Line of Propeners between New York and Phadel
phia, and the Weekly Inland Line to- Baltimore, al
all times When this inland is open, Goods will be
taken at Providence for Philadelphia, at cents per foot
and for Baltimore at cents per foot Usualtme between
Providence and Philadelphia, 40 hours; and between New
York and Baltimore, 40 hours.
Philadelphia aud Baltimore Freight viii be forwarded
from New York BY any other lines if so directed, at
rent rates.
For further information, apply to W. H. JoURDAN,
Office Of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.. Isaac
oden Pier No. Is N. Ri W. P Williams, "a Broad.
way, New York, or TO
B. DUFFUM, Agent foot Of South Main St.
sept % 1884. d&wtf Providence.