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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-02

sNiE undersigned having entered into part
4 nership. respectfully announce to the pub
lie generally, that they are now prepared 10 fur-
uish anything in their line at exceedingly low
rates.
W: are now opening an elegant stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Jap .nned, Brass, French, and Brit'aBi&
Ware, Willow, Cedar, and Pin4 Ware, Nails,
Glass. Brushes Putty, &c., K. A large stock
of TGN-WASE constantly on hand, Of our
own Manufacture. Sporting and other work
done To orieF, as usual. Stoves of every des-
eription for wood or coal, of which we are just
receiving some bedutifui new patterns. Also
Farm Implements in great variety, warranted
rs represented, the best and latest Inventions OF
the day. Aud, as We every week receiving
goods from philaie pa,, Baltimore, or Pitts
uurg, we will always enaeavor TO keep full
supply of everything In our line, or at less
furnish any article required at a short notice.
We are also prepared 10 furnish all kinds of
Lead Pipe: Water ami Pump Figures, at low
rates. We cordially invite all TO give us a CALI
ana especially tbs Ladies, as we have nearly
everything to make house keeping easy from a
needle to a Cooking Stove,
GEO. W. BLYMTRE.
WI. HARTLEY.
Oct. 8, Is5s.-ly.
THE undersigned respectfully requests all
those indebted tosllim in any manner To make
payment Immediately.
Oct. 3, 1856. GEO. W BLYMIRE.
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THE DECIMAL STANDARD.

To the Editor Of The " Y Tribune.
SIR: have been interested in reading the articles
in your weekly issue ON Weights, Measures and
Coins In No. 3 Of that series is account OF the
attempts Of the French Government to establish the
decimal system, which, although urged on the people
even with violence, has met nevertheless, with but
very partial adoption The people have clurg to the
natural division by two.
am reminded by this Of the recent attempt OF our
Government to Danish the Spanish coin and substitute
instead exclusively our own decimal currency. The
Spabi,h coin had been found convenient, because,
stating with the dollar the unit, 1t diminished to
81 aler denominations by the natural process of di
vdipg BY two-thus making halves, quarters, eighths
and .ixteeuth- Of Il dollar This, plainly l. naturally
the most convenient possible method and IS only In
convenient because il conflicts in the smaller denoml-
nations with our artificial system of dividing by ten.
This conflict cones from what haa long seemed to
NE radical error in system Of notation. The old
Arabs when they favored the world with their nu-
meraJs were think little too liberal aud gave Us
two figures too many; the number should have been
seven instead Of nine. Then figures would have 10
sed eigLttod proportion, insteaa ot ten
fold a. al present and think any one may satisfy
HIN self on considering the matter all Grthpecil cal
culatons would have been made more -inPie anG
easv Ii am right, is a reform possible here
VI III srithmeticians give this idea some consdera-
,ioui A TEACHER.
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THE prRrrAxs AND THE ABoRIGINES.

THE PURITANS AND THE ABORlGlNES.
To tie Editor If TIE ~ T. TyibUse.
SIR: was very much gratiied and instructed by
the letter of your correspondent G. w. p, from Min
nesota in HE WEEKLY TRIBUSE of May so. man
Of So benevolent a spirit and Jealous in commun-
eating correct and important information is not readily
to be suspected of any false statement in regard to i'm.
portant facts of any age country or class OF men,
must therefore think that the following, which we find
in his account of the recent wrongs TO the Indians IN
Minnesota is simply the result Of false information,
from some source, respecting the early designs and
conduct Of the tis settlers Of New-England towdrdthe
aborigines ilis language is as follows:
Internal doctrine preached by the early pastors OF TUG
New FL Gland church. viz that God bis Providence had
given Indian tribes into the bands Of the white men to be
eXtennaed be. LETT its bloody mers through more tau wv"
centuries from Plymouth Rocs 10 the banks Of the Mississippi
and potent to-day oil the West aud thousand: Of
white man Indian live together in the ',me andi
that must 70 the stronger ana lnat 'hs
sooner the Iuciau, externnated the better"
Most surely no one will complain ofhe writer forpro-
nouucng such doctrine MteTHd with all the enpha-
sis which italics can lmpart. But the main question
is whether 81 the early pastors OF the New'England
churches" or any other clerical body in this country,
ever preached such doctrine. Ii here and there ex-
ceptions may be found, they cannot warrant sucn
sweeping declarations neither do know where even
@ solitary declaration so airocious can he found 30
far were the early settlers Of NewEngland nom wish
ing to extoImnac the Indians, that it was declared IN
the very charter they obtained from the King OF Eng
land that object Of their coming to this country
was I. Chrsiianize the natives and almost Incredible
con siderug their f,tbleness the efforts they
made gene ration after generation, to enghten con-
vert aud civilize them. And much greater, In pro
portion 10 their means, their success than that
which has attended many Of the more recent efforts
At one time they had more than thirty congregations
Of praying Indians.
True our ancestors subjected 10 slavery very lew
of the captives taken in True, also quite enough
of the work of determination was perpetrated IN one
or two instances at the termination Of the Peluot
war. And though with all due regard To the Immense
provocaton let these facts stand the lasting record
for all they ever were, just God recorded the mis-
deeds Of bis ancient people but let them not be mag
nfed into wha, they were, aud thus dstert aud
transit m our whole early history in so important
particular Ii is rs suicidal in policy as il il false In
TACT 1t is giving those bad men of the present day;
whom our writer holds up to eXecration, the broad
sgis Of an example that has commanded, aud VIII cen
a., no q. command the worlds admiration. '.
NeubayDB0yt Mas, June |, 1871
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IMPROVEMENT OF SEAMEN.

T. the Editr ~ The " Y. Tribune
SIR: Another good boarding house for seamen has
boen opened under favorable auspices at NO. l3
Cherry street called the NeE-York Mariners House.
II has been neatly and comfortably furnished by the
ladies Of the Mariners Industrial Society on condition
that the superintendent gives his influence TO secure
10 them the trade Of the sOarders to enable them 10
give employ ment to the wives. widow and daughters
vi seamen-a most worthy object, which We hope the
inmates Of the house will encourage.
A few mechanics and number Of the best elias Of
seamen are already donates Of the house. We like
tie idea Of the better class OF seamen associting with
mechanics and other respectable portions Of the com
murty in good boarding houses while On land there
by becoming conscious Of being part Of tAe great
family Of man rather than isolated portion.
II / gratifying 20 know that many sailors get
ting of tie charity list that sailors boarding
u this class sustain themselves, other boarding
houses DO without appealing TO the public for assist
ance, and We wish this new craft every success. An
other house Of a similar character !. about starting in
this good in Franklin square No. $780, aided 81
very limited exient by tbs American Seanans Friend
Society in lis fitting up, which i also expected TO De
self-sustaining. The old Sailors Home in CherIy
street, under the present superintendent il dong wen,
be having pold the American Seanana Ffiend S'cieE
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Your sucgestio nwould be an excellent one, Mr..
Justice" but f. rthese little impedimcnts to their
realization:
|. 1t would cost at least Sl0,0 goo TO take such
census, even under the most favorable eircum-
stances Who will furnish the money! The Free
State men Of Kansas have been called 70 make
heavy sacrifices for their principles already-some
of al their property; others of their lives as well.
With most Of them, ii is this day pressing ques-
ton. How shall we feed our families until our
q" corn becomes fit 10 cut " There are feS men
Of property in Kansas still fewer who possess
ready mouey-though quite a number will doubtless
be rich enough when they sell their corner lots in
prospective cities at the price they have fixed on
them. We do not see how these are to detray the
heavy cost of taking census
II. Though the Free State men are an un-
doubted majority of the People of Kansas, there
are localities which are heavily adverse to them.
How is census Of these to be taken, under
Free. state authority or no authority at all Lee
compton for instance: Would Justice like
the lot of taking It's census for the and benefit
of the Free State cause We should much prefer
almost any other chance for broken head We ever
heard of. Even LeayenwOrth though Free State,
could not safely be canyassed for a Free-Snte
census
We might suggest further considerations, bat
these will suffice. IT,
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HUNGARIAN GRASS OF IOWA.

10 The Edf,9r q Then Y Tribuns
SIR. Nv communication in regard 70 the Hungarian
Grs.s Seed IN this STATE, published ia your paper Of
the sd ut has attracted attention and induced
more orders 10 be rent 10 specimens VI the seed
than was prepared for. / have, however, thus far
re3,fIled NY VIomise ami mofe to; and | think
lave enough left 10 meet the demand for seed during
the prevent week. Arer this week would not reacb
d,tant portions Of the Union in time 10 get crop this
year. Up to this date have forwarded between TIRES
and hundred packages of this seed, done up ia
stout Wrappers and legibly directed by myselt TX
the mails are faithful they sboud be received at their
destination before this reaches you. All have been
answered excepting three who neglected TO give thu
State in which they reside these are from forkyie,
scion and Alfred. am thus particular because wish
10 relieve YOU as wen as myself from the inputatOR
of buubugg NJ, ss some who may not receive their
rscksyes Ini. III feel disposed 10 do.
In nearly every letter received there an expression
e general want Of substitute for the tame grasses
row sed in consequence Of tina uncertainty Of crops
and the light yield. This IL true Of all from Maine to
Virginia From Connecticut, Massachusetts,, New
York, Northern Ohio and Illinois eomss the greatest
dsmand for this seed sincerely hope that their anti
cipatiors Of making il profitable substitute for tbs
domestic grasses now generally cultivated may be
sllzed as fully with them il has been with Us in
Iowa Very truly yours, WV. DCANz WILsoS. =
Cce i The IoNa Far1ey IT. Pleasant Iowa, June o. SSf
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Tie Mormons, beside their papers published N
Utah. have Tie Mormon published in this city The
Uester, Standard, san Francisco, Cal; The muir
Mai Star, Liverpool, England Z'ons Tra~Pf'
Wales: The Scandinavian Star, Copenhagen, Den
mark: Z,on's VatehIaaa, Australia, aud TIE Truth
teller. Geneva. Switzerland. They have missionaries
in France. Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Gibral-
tar, Cape Of Good Hope, East Indies, and China in
the towns of Erie and Veteran, in Cbemung County,
in this State, they have regular church, with an
elder or minister, who claims miraculous power Of
healing the sick by mpOitiOn Of hands, casting out
devils
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$500 FOR rvnt PER snnun, fer the last two years, being
sr canal 70 the amount they require to provide foY
the cast-sway sailor Its success augurs wen for our
senmen, showing great Improvement IN ihvu char
future Efforts which may De made IN their behalf
SPECTATOR
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c,I,ppEMF CnTRT-Conntv al New.York-

CVPREMR COURT-County Of New-York. =
- DootLea Burt.e Aduntrairx With the l annexed o.
al Tl Nr-orh d,c.a.ed against O-car Stebb.n EHard
Bennett Curtis Boyu,sn Aaron KENYON Thomas hirs
join Kennedy Thomas Archer samuel II Lse W A1i
H,rfy Youyg6ra and Mictae keunedy.-To tie DEFEND
Ant br famed. You hereby summoned and req mel 70
,uv -, rr lint rdsd IN tn. action wAc Wa re
m ~ So - IL Cork # the City AMI County Of New-fork,
N. CIV Hal in tL City II New York and . serys copy
Of yonr ser 20 TIE said complaint the subserber AZ h-
of N Is W,ust ~ the City vi New fok, within twenty
DAYS st.r the Of this summons o. you exclusive 81 me
Sy 81 ek service; you =. the said com
,-iui within liz tine sfoIessd the plaintiff IN this seton VIA
Apply 10 H. Court the relief demanded a NJ cmPaaI-
Dated Sev.Y May q, Ie5e. H. n, DO. r
nyl6 lsw6ws IaHI- --J
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Aleoiral.

DROPSY CURED, (even the worst cases. "A
~ Physician DESTROYS retire from long Practice, and
.ti he anxious make known Ais
and viii send free 4 charge, the full pfecrp
aon with Instructions 20 all afflicted. Address NJ D. station
New York.
CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA, for PURIFYING
~ the BLOOD-T popular Of all family me- iciue- -
purify vegetable Of proved efficacy IN the cure Of
ScIoua and Ucerous and Ernptive Diseases II contains no
drastic purge debta,e the system mnr poison 10 rum
the constitution Thousands have been cured by T. and tens OF
thouapds may restored health its Prepared and
sold by A h y SANDS Druggists, No le Fulton st n Y
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DUBLIC SALE of the MAIN LINE of the
PUBLIC WORKS Of PENNSYLVANIA.
CD HAKEIsbuE6,l

Nav &C. 1851. }
NOTICE IL hereby given that by authority Of Act Of tho
General Assembly Of Penusy vsna approved May 10 1897 en-
cited An Act for the Sale Of the Main Line OF ue foOio
Wos" there viii be e1Pe.ed to Public Sale At me MrIs2ss
ESobspge In the City Of PHILADELPHIA, on THUkoDA!
he 18th dsy Of Jane, 49, ct y O'clock m ths phos NAN
Line Of Public Works between Philadelphia and PittsDnrgn
eonsistng Philsepla Columbia hsoad the Ale
thsy Portage Rsrod Including the new road TO AVOID the
planes the necessary and convenient width of
the proper said Railroads The Eastern Division Of the
FennSyvana Canal Columbia 10 the Junction, the 10
Division Of the Pennsylvania Canal from the junction 70
Of the Allegheny Portage Railroad the
Western Division Of the Pennsylvania Canal, from tho
terminus Of the Allegheny Portage Railroad 20 Pts
buIeh and including aso the night title aud interest Of the
IN the Bridge the Suqnebanna Duncani
Island together with the interest in the surplus Water
Power Of said Canals with the right 70 purchase and hold such
lsnds be make the available and al
the Reservoirs Machinery, Locomotives Cars Trucks Sta
honary Engines, Work Shops Tools Water Stations, Toll
Houses Offices Stock and Materials Whatsoever and wleIeso
tbereunto belonging held for the Of She and
together with all the right title interest claim aud demands OF
the Commonwealth Of PenDsy vans to all property re per
sona and mixed belonging used in connection with tine
by the Common wealth the terms and conditions
scrbed by the said Of Assembly copies Of which may be
obtained application letter addressed TO the Office Of
The Secretary OF the Commonwealth Harrisburg Pennsyys
MIA. JAMES POLLOCK,
Governor Of Pennsylvania
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l. CEsTER-Daily a. m. from pies not Of courtl.ndt
A. By tbe fsyone steamer CONNECTICUT, Capt VIM VIII
Dox on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and y
tbs new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH Capt VIII
Bsms op TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, 70
Anyn's Point; thence by and hAndsome yhnsed stx
wheeled cars for Worcester Boston, Providence Law
renee Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains and every
o,her section ENGAGED
app wing board z. MARTIN Asest, 8: Es Office
~. ~ eudf
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CtPREME COURT-City and County of New.
CT-TRTME COURT COUNTY of KINGS, NY.

CUIREME Col ri, COT MI OF MINUS, M
O-Apdrew Wheeler. against Otis Boydeu and Lorenzo
Boyden Summons for money demanded contract lcom
ri ser TO OTIS BOYDEN aud LORENZO BOfDEN.
You are hereby summuued and required . answer the com
rirt this action which hed IL The once Of th- CLERK
Of the County # Kings the City Hall In the City VI
BrLn an Tie 18th day June, 1851 and ~ copy Of
your answer TO tie said complaint the subscriber a. his
of ce No Cou.tst ia tile said city within twenty Gays
afr lie r, Of this yOu, exclusive ~ the DAY
.ueI ..rvce. fl au.vs~r tn said coHP amt
vitir M. time afesad the plaintiff viii take Judgment
against Won for the one Thousand Doar- with interest
ftn tie 18th day Of November 1885 beside cosis Of tn.
action Dated Brooklyn. June 2 yea
HENRY HAYSER
Plaiu.a'. Attorney, W. Court st. Brooklyn.
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11ainis, Oils, glass, Er.
ptean 6teamfrs, &f.

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
- FOP CALIFORNIA UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Yv pounds Of baggage free 10 cents per pound on exees
YY hou-s from oceeH ocean b. Panama Railroad Through
70 ca LIPORNIA Panama Railroad United states
Mail Steamship Company will Dispatch for ASPINWALL,
sATsRDAY June y. az O'clock IN precisely piei
loot Of r., North River the well and fast
steamship STAR OF THE WEST, Capt W. L. Herndon o. g.
PsssenEe and Mails will be forwarded By Panama Raro
and connect a. Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
psby's magnificent steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS r IL
Pearson Commander which VIII be in readiness and leave i'm
gediaiely '0r San Francisco
Tie public informed that the Pacific Mail Steam hip
Company always have lying Pan
.s ready for sea to avoid possible detention Of pssee
mails.
For rssssge spply to w RAYMOND at the only Office Of
ne Company No. IN West-st Of Wsrrens, Y.
Regular United States Mail Steamer days. 5tb and 2th Of
each month
TOR LIVERPOOL.-The United States Mail
Il Steamship ATLANTIC Oliver EI3ndge Commander wiz
depart with the United States MANS for Europe positively
SATURDAY June 20, At o'clock from her berth foot Of
CsIslst.
For freight passage having unequaled accommodations
Tor elegance and comfort, apply to -
EDWARD X. COLLINS No. IS Waist
Passengers will please be Oh board at II o'clock
AL letters pa,s through the Office any others win
~ returned.
NoTIcE-Tbe OF thi. lne have improved wafer
tsht Compartments
The ERICSSON will succeed the ATLANTIC and sail
lh of July; COLUMBIA the 18Th Of July; ATLANTIC
be let Of August and the BALTIC the 18TH Of August No
Spense has been spared make the ships OF this line in
Ii respects good and the thorough examination given
,hem proves their mode Of structure yet unequaed-
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Sroterieo ano provisions.

CHOICE FAMILY TEAS. COFFEES, GRO
CFRIFS 6 Ina a their variety In store and for SALE at
low prices Good brown Sugar from g % lo cents Per Whre
e - No 80 and 4S8 Grrenwich-st.
ElRST PRIZE HUNGARINS WlNES.-Ihe
Cold Medal OF the Paris Exposition Of lS@
FRED $. CoZzENS;
No. Is Warren It.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
TIE NEEDS or KANSAS.

To t.s ESisr II The Y. Tribsae
SIR. il strikes me tina; no duty IS more imperative
upon the Fres-Saie n,sp Of Kansas, than to hsve a
correct census taken Of that Territory imnediaey-a
census that viii show the number Of inhabitants snd
voters On the st day of April and on the lst dsy of
June Other statistics may be included, ii il shall BE-
deeoed expedite nt-sueh As TIE number in each pre-
cinc omiti, in the bogus census ihs number q sham
vciers in the same perhaps the political faith OF each
on the great question Of Freedom or Slavery. Such
census will cost something bat il win be worth
than ten times the cost As Won IN direct commu-
nic alton with the friends Of Freedom IN Kansas, viii
Won if Won think avoraby Of the project, suggest and
urge It's adoption 1t can be done now, but soon II
wiz be too late. JUSTICE.
.iugvs'a. Naisc Jane IS 1857.
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CONTINENTAL BASK, NEw YoRE, a. April, 1851
CAPITAL STOCK 81, 500, 600 10 be increased

~ 10 eco aaThe Board OF Directors o che Continental
Bak IA yw cf rs ncresHg business and 10 pursuance ~
TIE authority conferred them By the Articles Of A1cia'ion,
urarousy decides 70 noreaSs the Capital Stock by 50
,-e a. Pv Thousand additional Shares Of kod Dol!
rs each which 'ha be subject IN AL respects 20 tie stps
tions condition. and Limitations In said Articles contained and
dselsIed viih respect 20 the shaTes existing
The Officers Of the Bank having been dG authorized by the
Beard LeLy ave notice that in accordance Nth such decision
and with The said htces they viii open Books q Subscription
and receive subscriptions the 18th day q june next be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock aud O'Clock a; the
said bsl IN the City Of NewYork FROM all ho shA
sPpes to be- gisterel that day boss Of te Rank
ShsTo holders Va the ssd Continental Bank IA tine proportion
share Of the increased Capital Stock at pax every
three shares thei. hid by them respectively
The sscribed and not paid the tune Of slbrp
ton will he payable the fret DAY OF July next heO cer
will b. issued.
Such portion Of the additional Five Thousand sha- shall
not be taken by the shareholders within day. after the sad
r day Of June will be disposed Of for the benefit Of the
sceistion.
The Tsnser Books will be closed fr, 18Th day Of June
10 the sixth 9TH dsy Of Juiy, both inclusive
w. T. HOOKER, President
y. i. WARNER. Cashier
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mater Cure.

IRE. J. LOWENTHAL's WATER-CURE,
~ Berren Hiskts Hudson County. ErwJcrsey Is minutes
rom either the Hoboken OF Jersey City Ferries.
nR o. W. MAY has opened his HIGHLAND
~ HOME WATER-CURE at Peekskill ~ Y, where ne is
prepared disease strict otesPcuc pripc
His heretofore Is guarantee OF the skill tor the
future
AOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bng-
wi hamon N Y. eight hours ride by the and Erie
r. For Circulars address the physician j. H. NObIh Nj u
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- Yak-BAILEY j. HATHAWAY and LEWIS A. CAR
HER Plaintiff. VS.. CHARLES WINsLOW, Defendant
summonsTo the above named Defendant: You hereby
summoned aud sui cd the complaint in shs aetion
which h. day filed in the Office Of the Clerk the City and
Couly Of New Iork in tn. City Hall said city and
copy the said complaint the subscribers
u their cce No 92 Broadway, NewfoTk City, within
amer the service hereof exclusive Of the day Il such
service f the said complaint within the
the plaintiff. in this action viii take judgment
against you for hundred and fifty dollars and interest ora
AL November 1856 and for hundred aud ify dollars aud
three cents and interest from 18th February l67-ssyenytye
cents protest fees, ard costs-May p 1851.
MILLER. PET & NICHOLS.
Plaintiff Attorneys, No 1872 Broadway, New-York.
Mvc2 fkS
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~ INItN HItI = " TN Nv ~
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing NAY :;
" Passtpke. Stations IN New lu-k corner bEoac"4y and
Canal street. co1Der 26th - AID ith-lv.
TRAINS LEAVE NEM-l ORk-FoE New Haven, 7 and A.
tex 1850 ssh lex and $50 For Bridgeport an 4
n. lex 1881. S.cc texl aud - Ia For M,ord
Stafford Fairfield. Southport and WestpOrt y ~
$50 80 O. FoI NoTS ak : u i2jo $3.50, (expi
ic9 Sis 6:lj. For DeTirn AIa Green~cht o. q H.
R:So $50 49, Sis 6i5. p. For Stanford, J. lsS
u: 1885 G.J0 4t,1l }; $50 55. els, p. For Po,t
Chester and eist- Slson- l!:SJ $50 40
SIS q T.. ?.
COMMITTING TRANSIT Boston, a m, lex 4 P m,
tex For Hartford snd Spriusfeld m tex !2'D M
, M, lex ana p m. lex to Northampton For Canal
Rsiiroed ~. lex and l2:SJ P 70 NortnAmP-
ION. For New London Railroad a m p m For
Aousstonic Railroad, 81 n n For NaasAt1ek ksii-
road m, 1850 and 5;5o, p For DaEbary aad Nor
- JAMES H. HOYT, suP't.