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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.-Those in want Of arti-
Giles for holiday presents will do well before pur
chasing to refer to the advertisements in this paper
An examination of them may save much use
less trouble in looking about, as all who have ar
tcles worthy of purchasing, advertise them in
THE Spy. We shall refer more particularly to this
subject tomorrow,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

Orphans Home ID cpository.-A nv nersons Inv,
wv h,,sien which they are willing TO contribute the
VpnahA Home, viii confer favor by leaving them al
W. store % VIM L. CLARK the old stand of Reed Il
daily - NY "'i' w iu'""'utu
Bel c9iorte and any articles Of clothing for bows be.
mv9 we hRes ~ lOur ana twelve years will be pnrc4
were burned at the late fire.
uo df NJ, KNOwLToN, scc'y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

THE HOLIDAY FAIR.-The official announcement
of the opening of the Fair is given in our columns,
AS the literary exercises are over, the ba-
zaars will be thrown open, and every kind ofbVoutes
oftaste, usefulness and ornament, suited to the
casiOn, will be offered for sale In front of the plat
form, will extend table of confectionery, adorned
with Chinese bon bons. A restaurant will also be
opened with bills of fare for every day and evening
A post Office and an express office will be opened,
through which visitors will be enabled to hear from
their friends
Though lost to sight, to memory dear"
The picture gallery filed with collection of the
choicest oil paintings in the City of Worcester, will
be one of the chief attractions of the Fair In one
ofthe rooms leading from the gallery will stand the
Christmas Tree, brilliantly illuminated and heavy
with gifts The doors will be opened at 81 O'Clock
this evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

A CHILD KILLED BY OPIUM-A son Of Mr. Isaac
NJ. May of North BrooRGeld, died on Monday from
the effects of some opium pills which he accidentally
discovered while at play. In five hours the poor
child ceased TO live Age, nearly two years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

ExEcUToR's SALE.-E. w. Vail will sell a valua-
bic farm in the South part of the town. at IL O'Clock
this morning. See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

FORENOON.
Ash street East, Miss Moody Principally Messrs.
Rice, Dana, and Stone.
Summer street North, Miss Mack, Principally
Messrs. Cutler, Chamberlain, and Mcfarland
Main street South, Miss Bannister, Principa-By
MeSsrs. Gilbert, Davis, and Greene.
Pleasant street South, Miss Wimarth, Principal
By Messrs Armsby Goddard, and Nelson.
AFTERNOON.
Summer street South, Miss Slater Principally
Messrs. Mcfarland, Earle, and Hitchcock.
New Worcester, Miss James, Principally Messrs.
Bartlett, Mcfarland, and Curtis
Thomas street, Miss Dudley Principally Mcssrs.
Ward, Chamberlin, and Faunce
Sycamore street Secondary, Miss Lamb, Principal
By Messrs. DANA Curtis, and Gilbert
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

A VENERABLE SUBsoRIBER.-Mr. VIM. Eaton,
aged SO years, of this city, renewed his subscrp-
ton to The SPY yesterday. He is one of the few
surviving men who welcomed WASHINGTON to Wor
cester during the last Northern tour of the great
cheftain. Mr.. Eaton informs us that when ten
years of age, in coming to Worcester for his father
when near what is Lincoln street, he met band
of Stockbridge Indians on their way to join the
American army. The sight frightened him, and he
crept behind stone wall until the sons of the forest
had passed by.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

H. Ii. Nichols, Nj. H., HomcOphtbIc EsbV.v-
cian-Once and residence l2 ain street Office hours
nom to ., and to O'Clock p. m.
Worcester, October 90 1853. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

SCHOOL ExAMtNATIoEs.-The examinations OF
the Primary Schools will be closed to-day. They
stand in the following order;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

o. #. Harris, Dentist, 1853 Main street opposite
the new Mechanics Hall Building. dawtf So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23

Dressed IFOgs.-Just received 100 good fat dressed
extra extra hogs FOR sale by DRAPER u CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-23
Special Ylotrces.

Good News for our Million of CuStomers-
Single and Improved Double Glass Ambrotypes can he
mad at 10 harrington Corner Also Daguerreotypes Pho
tograps etcrtypes, Meainoypes and every other STYLE
OF picture known to the trade just received LOT Of Goods
Tor the HOLIDAYS, comprising almost endless variety
Of Plaln and Fancy Cases which we will sell at nrces
that cannot fail to suit the economical customers
N, TAPLEY d CLARK,
uzl dt l6 Harrington Corner.
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NANIE1. s. HoUoH, AucroNxEs 70

IL Broadway.
wood satin wo walnut and mahogany Sarnr ,, 81 ne ne
day. Tss.ss, March :'a n precisey
tents Of the private residence 24s West Twenty third street.
Dining rooms nu. bus. extension table carved
pedestal st. Mich dining and arm chairs, cane scat, spen
pets scSoSep wS al the china and belonging
The house decorated china dinner re, q ns two
bic description silver pieces large silver ssiver
s sUd os ci SPs
cutlery besides large variety of unique table orna
Psrlor-Carved rosewood suit, in crimson and maroon
satin sod sewood centre and pier table reception and re-
giant French plate pier glass n gold frame sys sscrecre
lined With SATIN wood paper mscbe .pd olsd tables velvet
brodcred lace window draper Partisan shaded several
By eminent artists rich gold .s-C~lskt Moun
tans by Bose large ana meritorious painting; also
.Hoiy Family" By Hooper; also matched painting. BY
r. C. Coates and others too too menton also,
Middlc carpets SUIT Of psrlor furniture in
ave Lights elegsnty carved rosewood secretary
and vases rosewood chsirs with sanwood; fAuteuis
&c Also. Of Nunps Fischer's splendid rosewood
and fully warranted stool and cover music Cabinets &c,
besides host of oer articles which, 10 be appreciated
Chambers second soryTapestry carpets carved rose
s w
bureaus and comm ,des china toilet seta
nss m.ifs II tine
sa Ssas sns
velvet, shades and curtains splendid amour
Third soryElegant carved mahogany bedseads bureaus
washs,ands wardrobes sofas chairs dvans. mattresses
Descriptive catalogues had the only the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02

T,REAsuRY DEPARTMENT, FEB. H. isas-NorIoE Is
hereby given that scaled proposals. will be receiysd Al
until the fifteenth day Of March proximo for
the issue portion the whole Of five millions OF dol
exchange Tor gold coin OF The United
deposited with the Treasurer Of the United States the
Mint PhAdelphia the Treasurer OF the
Mint New Orleans the Assistant Treasures At
York, Charleston 81 Louis within ten days
from the acceptance Of such proposals. under tho authority
Treasury notes, approved I'D December, 1856
The Treasury notes will be Issued upon the receipt here OF
certificates Of deposit with those officers 10 the credit Of hs
Treasurer the United statcs They will be made payable
such bidder bidders shsli u make
exchange the lowest Of interest," not exceeding sir
ceuum annun and VIII carry such rate from me
date Of the certificate Of such deposit .
The proposals OF Interest without cond
other bids and contain other
fractional than fourth half three fourhs Of
Five centum of the amount proposed
exchanged be deposited with OF Inc treasury
enumerated, whose certificate OF such deposit
must accompany each proposal ss security for s fuamsn
III the proposal accepted Immediate directions vii be
given such deposit should the proposals be variant
from the provisions Of the act OF Congress or Of this notice.
they will not be considered
An proposals under this notice must be sealed sud In
sorbeA The ontside, "Proposas for Treasury Notes
They will be opened nj this department At IL O'clock NJ
HOWELL. COBB. Secretary Of Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02

UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD
n and mahogany furniture, made 10 order, short time
use.-H WILSON, suconeer, will sell this day tues
day., March At l0s O'Clock by catalogue, the entire
Of the large four story dwelling house situated
No 81 West Shteenth street rifth con
tanning superb household furniture of class
rn.nshp, and In excellent condition Psror furniture
rtch velvet carpets, three magnificent
suits covered elegant satin easy voltare
and chairs MATCH two etegeres with
marble ops and mirror ooors and back lined with
wood very erpensivey carved elegant rosewood centre
side work tables ladies' rosewood secretary with
door lined with satin wood, made TO match the rosewood
splendid osiave rosewood premium pianoforts, rich.
iy Inlsid with pearl, and real pearl keys decided.
y one the superb instruments made richly
boased and STOOL French plate mirrors
and window also, Of oil
In ganty decorated china parian and
Chinese ormolu clocks, together with other
costly mante Ornamental mahogany. black walnut and
wood cushioned chlrs covered in hair cloth and mcdson
rocking easy chairs SOFAS oak and walnut erten
sorment such tublers wines goble
salts butter dishes emonades pitchers kc a~o
costly silver ware elegant revolving casters with splendid
bottles forks cake baskets tea services sslvers
ivory crockery plates &C also the furn
re all the bedrooms containing mahsgsny cushioned
chairs rosewood mahogany and black walnut bed
s,csds hair rosewood and mahogany
BILE bureaus with Wristbands to match the bedsteads de-
china toilet sets bedroom carpes mirrors toilet and
.tands Ac Sale positive. ~ BFurniture be packed
and shpped by experienced at the sale Parties in
o sod paror furniture OF the most
sive de cripton will dc wei 10 attend, every article will
without In consequence OF the family re-
unquishing housekeeping.
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ACADEMY OF MUeIC-"THE HUGUENOTS IA FEW



have given the longest and most brilliant OF
grand that has taken place In America have
had struggle against greater obstacle. than other an
Of the opera has always involved risks under the most
prosperous circumstances; you therefore, easily
have obtained In spite OF monthly outlay Of $25 900
occssoned through the ucton Of grand and
costly.
IL bringing out 1.-THE Huguenots' style which will
distinguish the work have xed to the utmost
The scenery and dresses alone 81 CO. ana the
general OF extra chorus exr. orchestra and extra
rehesrsas WIN swell this amount to fully $4,000 This
by many thousands of dollars the largest
expended on any opera given In this country
From present apes and the actual inquiries for
and boxes before the day Of the first performance
il definitely fixed there doubt that this VIII
sndiences many nights; but however full the
lose BY 10 bring celebrated
opera In style fully equapg that OF the first opera house
win You permit hist AssTedly not or am greatly mis-
taken in the provert ia lberaiy Of the New Workers.
Every manager has in the habit of taking
benefits during the For reasons which would be
too long detail consider this custom more honored In the
public In another aud what believe to be rational
shape
guenois Is co for the admission ticket instead of ST.
other nights This ia mere rae to every indyidp.i
bring in the aggregate clear gain of s. 900
DO you think have some claim you. WIN you pay
for sonag Aiboni Mario and risi and the old and worn
out operas they have appeared In.
Paris IS in Iouaon hose who to
nots al the Academy will perhaps find superior perform
To those who assure that every cent
thus obtained will be faithfully employed BY me towards
which will expire few weeks. have IGNORED by
unanimous vote OF the directors and stockholders OF the
one yrs2 20 one of four years and tbus
safely promise for nett winter succession Of brilliant
g0 an @ Ss waGs aSss
sention by government Is. ULLMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02
A ncrInN aAI.R or sPIEHDIp CARYRD ROSEWOOD

uCrIoN SALE OF SPLENDID CARVED ROSEWOOD
"A pAlor chamber furniture. rich nlad octave
piano, pier glasses, oil paintings carpets Ac-Ihe whole
comprising the largest and best sale suction hs season
and sold account Of the family giving housekeeping
Parties In rsnt Of good furniture, which has been nsde 70
order would 10 web attend article must be sold
and removed " the aay Of sale.
i. GOuLDsMIIu auctioneer. viii sell At the priysse
-es fsnee No 1B West rieenh street below rfth avenue
on Wedpss is oh O'Clock without any reserve o regard
weener me snure contents above via -One rlcny IN
sd with pearl seven octave pianoforie, warranted Tor
two years; piano cover and stools two very aneay
carved psrlor sus covered French satin brscatel
solid rosewood frames made order Italian marble TOP etc
ana corner stands marble backs pier
glasses and consoles several valuable oil paintings OF much
er mroe op centre side and sofstables heavily carved
Dresden vases of the richest description
and bronze clock Turkish and vore chairs
2es ROSEWOOD ns snd Ac Lace curtains shades and nr-
urea
Chambera
Tapestry and ingram carpets solid rosewood ri,.bethan
and gothic bedsles1s squire hair u,sresses spring do
marble dressing bureaus with mirrors
sssstsns ms'ob mahosany spring chairs and rccs
sofas and Two sofs beds toilet sets holsters plogs
And general assortment Of furnure s.h q. a.
s,suaily found In n we'll regulated house. y ~ - "
The dining room contains good assortment Of crocherv
ware, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02
WALLACK'S THEATRE
w GREAT TRIUMPH OF JESSIE BROWN.
I'm nj

MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
founded he beautiful episode present Indian war.
""' "'"'''' MR. DION BoURCICAULT,
the author OF London Assurance" who appears a. Mona
In pursuing with nde,y the promise made to the public On
the production of The Poor Of New York" TO maintain
events and slordns pictures Of The times; the
Subject of una nal interest both in is smOuons and p.hsao
harscter and from the opportunity affords Of representing
and scaaainins he ssdsnce viii details q oo. s q
manners and OF life In Hndosan which cannot be readily
ksS Ha III
will be the I'D B SsyRs1 in three '
Write, Nv no on Tns R1f f.. or LSSosoT
~ rance" aold Head and Young He.rss' N'''
The Mem, ssS,S kssA Of SSa5:.s.r..
Rsndsi siresor Capt in the 18Th highlander M isss
Geordie McGregor, his brother, Ensgn in the
Rev bssid sioan 10 the sci ' Rss,
'''' HshsndsTs OF The isi Regiment. " '''"'
s sspoy nnS % sa' s reohe. and
followers Of kens sahb.
Charlie and Eae her children Master and Mss Reeves
icr I.P..o. ~A's
near Lucknow With Distant view the city and he aoa%s:
Home in the .py Of The Mems sshis
s
Cassidy and GsoTdeThe heart. reproof
"A tale Of AUD Lang Syn-"
Scene 3-Mrs Campbells chamber In The
view OF by nghThe fort and the river
The night he reak-The OF Amy ndais pro-
mise rescueThe McGregor has HIS word hele TAX
up'-The sudden appearance of the Nena Sahb-The At
tack of the Hndoos under Nena hih upon the Bung
The stemptto blow up the brdge-rhe signal guns from
Lucknow.
Acr ia and hall within n Hndoo Temple In Iuch-
now-The prisonersThe OF Cawnpore-Thc dvan
Of the Nenals attempt To make 1eorde counsel his hrohes
Rspds W surrsnderfhe welcome vsters from the Internal
reEionsThe mine and couns rmne-rhe dark ROAD OF
cape-Randsl aud Bount aud flag Of truce come 70
change prisoners The cruelty Of the Hena-Hs defence q
ndoo Guy Fswkes-The escape by tbs mine-The signal
Of the clock OF the mosque-Achmets doom.
Acr UL-The kesdcncy-The hedan The fort forming ths
ouipost work Of the R-sdeneyDs~n Of dsyDisant view
Of the encampmen and trenches OF the rebel force Rve
Tabeau-The eged-The Last raionNo hops Of relief
Jessie IN distreas-The attack and The rspulseThe sA
hope gone-Tbe prayer Of the women 70 be killed rather
Cswnpore-The eespere asrnauve-suicide before
dsnor-The enemy spprosch-The terrible defence Of the
and children from the hands OF the barbAranses
sies drcam-"Nae, I'm dreaminIs the sos o. The
Hghlands-Help hep helpi nj lasThe Incredibly OF the
men-The nearer approach Of the focTo the guns
10 the guns-Anoher hour and all saved-rhe dis
snt pbroch Of the Seventy eighth Hghlsnders
ciyssouid aud acquaintance be forso,Th- column q
the Highland infantry carries the kedan and Ia
TIE FINAL CHARGE OF TUE HrgHLANDERs
with which this intensely Interesting and exciting drama
cludes the audience the This
has been called for twice and thrice each night amd
excitement never equalled
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CLOTHING. sc.

d K Onn TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH
1O.VUV e.-Genemen DESTROYS q converting LETT o.
surplus clothing into cash obtain Hy perent more b
calling on or sending their address 70 JAMES M0RoNkY
Esk Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02

a uCTION SALE OF STORE, FIXTURES AND rupNr
n ure comprising shelving counters tables stools chairs
-evpn mirrors hrce stoves shaws stands desks Nc
M Columbian Hall ~ 2sl Grand street. Mt twelve O'Clock on
Wednesday, the ID instant.
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sEGARs.

THE SMOKE CAUSED BY THH FINANCIAL PRESSURE
has not all diappeared yet as have numerous invoices
hand that must be sold sold panic
prices Wholesale dealers win do well 70 examine my stock
o. CHEEk6 N Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02
AMUsE MENTs.

CADEMy OF MusIC.-LITALLANA IN ALGERL
n s~~s $40 ..e Dr ecAs ~ hmsn
TO NIGHT. 1UESDAY. CHEAP OPERA NIGHT,
Admission .. 90 oents Reserved sesis 70 cent? ezrs
I'll. sal. OF ~.ais for Tuesdsys LIrALIANA IN AL0KRf
and Wednesday, ROBERT In DIABLE commencas this
r.orping. 1t .. a. tie three tick IT ofncss
To NIGHT TUESDAY MACH = 1T g. doors opeo at ~ by
genor d request and for the Lat time
IfTALtANA IN ALGERI
hre. D'Ak0RI, SfEDENBURG, LABOOErTA
GASslhk and ROCCO.
Wednesday, March 5-Regulsr Opera night
ROBERT LIE DfABLE
TIE sale OF tickets commences this morning.
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THE Hu0UENOTs,
60 be produced In the month Of March,
The "Eusueno 80 has bean In preparation up
three month";. over two hupdred employ
getting this opern The Director believes that through
RENTING labor his and that the Artsts And
pioy~s he ill b~ able strictly fulfil the tempting
hed IN this announcement
SYNOPSIS or T3E MISE EN- SCENE
Five painted by Allegr, Calyo and Hes1e,
being principally copies OF those used In Paris al the Imperial
Opera Rouse ...
about three hundred dr-sses part Of which beer
tho OF he Grand Opera the
been here from original they
VIII eHacy correspond 70 The epsch in which The action sks
place Qs7Sl
regular chorus of seventy instead of the usual number
OF thirty Ave
he conjorston soens In shioh the destruction Of IL
by the Csthocsl chorus of
hundred and thirty VIII be added.hus making the united
choral force two strong being the largest number
employed In Opera House OF Europe or America
The regular orchesrn OF instead o. me usual mum
Queen and her ladies of honor arrive horseback eIs
bard of twenty.
cas-, Sonpsts in every pArticula. comprising 1s =
fsnen Rocco Fkareser Duhreu beutlcr Oehrein, Bara
tint and Carl Formes who Will sng the most Important ps4
Of Marcel the Huguenot which, Jointly With that OF BerrAm
in Robert lie LIABLE" Is considered hs greatest part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02

CLOSING OUT SALE OF WATCHES AND JEwELRY
" JOHN JAGOB5, auctioneer. JACOBS d co. will
sell this day. March at 4O7 Broadway at 10Y watches.
iewelry fancy goods musical instruments and California
dewonds consisting of studs sleeve buttons chains seals
bracelets rings earrings, pins, lockets watches, opera
glasses plated FORKS and variety OF other
goods Watches At ~ O'Clock Liberal ARRANGEMENTS made
Do consignments Of goods,
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONNEER.-BY 3. & F a.
u SCHkNCK-1hs March at IL O'Clock, at their sales
No IS Nassau street special sale Of msgnacent gold
watches diamonds Jewelry uprising hunting and
chronomeer duplex patent and detached evers also
ladies' epameed watches set with diamonds also diamond
bracelets brooches earrings studs and rings in cluster
and s:one ali mounted In 10 carat gold also Forentne
snd Roman mosaic cArbuncle and other of pins
and earnings gold guard and fob cbans chaelaines
seal rings pins earrings studs sleeve buttons DC Sale
positive.
EDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER.-BY 4. r. n.
IL sCHEECK-1bis day at DEL ck AT their salescoom.
80 Nassau large Widers patent salamander
safe.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY
SALES AT AUCTION.


A RSIGEEES BALE
"A Ofo
100000 segars
By BERTs 4 MOSS,
Auction
WIN o. II ON Thursday, March at 10Y O'Clock. the sales
81 Pine street. ssgDee's sale OF over zU0UU
Havana German and domestic Of variety IN me
usual of packages being the entire balance OF
stock from last weeks SALE Catalogues VIII DC
ready early morning Of sale Terms cash BY oeder OIL
n CORNELL Assignee
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DARNUMs MUSEUM
ID GREAT GALA WEEK,
with wholly unspproschable combination Of versatile and
LAST WEEK or LITTLE CoRDEIJA HOWARD
and her parents.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS AND NEW PIECES
IN the afternoon In which Mrs CHARLES HOWARD and the
entire company will sppesr.
TUESDAY MARCHa
Afternoon nj O'Clock.
A dance By Mdlle Salome After which The musical
drama Of the sOMNAMBULIsr The Village fbantom-
with cong. Evening At O'Clock, The renowned drsmsna
ton Hawthorne's SCARLET LETTER with little Cordela
Howard The Kiln Child. Arthur Dfmmssiale Mr. O. q.
Howard; Hester Prynne, Mrs. q. O. Howard After which
AND YOUNG With little Cordeis Howard in three different
-Mathde, Hector and Gobbleton. course
Of piece rattis Cordelia Howard will dance bornppe
Another Ledger story dram zedMrs souhworth bean
ufu and popular story OF THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING
being published In the New York Ledger in the
OF drsmalxson Tor this each chapter
published and will be produced gorgeous style sosu
possible after the story IL completed in the Ledger
The grand Aquaria Happy Family Living serpents &C.
TO be seen a. usual Admit,ance cents children under
ten, l3cents
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ANEW YORK AID HARLEY RAILROAD.

Oommepcns Wednesday, January g. 1854
Trains leave the depot corner a White and Centre sree
New YORK. at
all stations north
SOP. Rrpress for Albany, stopping at the principal
stations only.
els p n For White Plains stopping al all n.ermsaiaas
stations.
rr.n. leave ne depo. corner Of Twenty sirs and
SIS A. NJ FOR wismsbridss stopping At all n,ermediaAs
stations.
IilO A. n White Plains, do do
$50 r. n. willsmsbrdgs, do. do
500 P. n hlertop, stopping wiilsmsbrdse and all a
termedate stations north.
lWPM Crotop Fails stoppins at Ali INTERN edise saona
$50 p. N. Willismsbrdge, do. do
Returning trains leave Albany for New York Al
f6A NJ Nall stopping at all stations north Of and al VII
hamsbridge
SIS n. 4 Express :cyplnS 2, AZ grirsipsl sssscna