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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-06
TATE OF VERM ON Z
y .windham County Court, September Tcrm 1851
BANK-OF BRATrLEBORO' vs.. NOURsE, MASON x co.
and Trustees.

Whereas, ut the esent Term Of this Court the PRESIDENT
Directors ana Company of the nk Of Brdbiro cprpo
ration duly established by law Brittcboro in said Coun
ty brought their action against Jlt Nourse AM Peter ar
vey Of boston, in the County Of Sudl& AMI samuel Da's
Worces the County OF Worcester, all in the state Of
Massachusetts, copartners under the firm Of NOurae Mason
Co.. and declared against them upon the common counts
of iebitIiua assupsi, demanding thousand dollars
damages and also upon draft dated April 2nd 1851,
drawn by T. T. Taft upon the defendants and by them &C
ceped in favor Marcus ren and by said Word IN
endorse to the plaintiffs, payable three months after date
for the of 1905 aud also summoned Wheeler French,
Jason Davenport W r. BiNby and VIM BXby AZ Trustees
said defendants. Ard ii app .ang that said Peter liar-
vy and Samuel Davis have had personal notice Of this
suit ordered by the Court that the be continued to
the Term of said Court be held at Newac in and
fpr said County Of Windham the second Tusslly Of
April A. d. 1862, and TINT tn plaintiffs uly the deltnd-
Of the penleucy thereof nt Of tn, Term G" the Court
which the is confirm Il by publishing the substance
Of their writ with this urler r three weeks successfully in
the Vermont PhenX printed at sail Bralcbpro, the last
publication he at LEAST six weeks previous to salt next
April Term, which will b, deemed sufficient notice to said
defendants to appear anl MAKE answer to salt action
Il. TYLER, Cterk.
Chss X Field pNs Attorney 3w3
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CTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO. S. S.

GTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate court for said District
10 NIL persons interested IN the Estate Of SYLNANUS
SPARKS, late Of Dover deceased, Greeting
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
allowance Of the final of S. II. SHERMAN, Admins
traitor upon said Estate, and decree distribution thereof
the entitled thereto, at the session thereof to
be held Mt Wakccs Inn, in Newtne, in said District,
the last Thursday OF Februery A. D. 1862 when and where
you may be heard in the premises, il you fit.
r. W. CLARKE Register.
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GTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate court for said District
To all persons Interested In the Estate Of HENRY b,
POWERS, late Of Newiane, misunderstanding:
You hereby notified that this Court will make as
ed from the personal property Of said deceased Mt the session
thereof to be held at Wakeleld Inn in Newane In said
District, the last Thursday of February, A. d. 1862 when
whe1 may be heard Ia the premises. If you see fit.
il. W. CLARKE, Register
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DENTAL NOTICE.

EEATHERS. A LARGE LOT JUST RE
ceivcd Of those nice Feathers which have given such
good satisfaction, by DWINELL BLISS.
Drattleboro, Nov. 18th, 1s6l.-26
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING AP-
W pointed by the Hon the Probate Court for the Dis
trct of Marlboro Commissioners to receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands o all persons against the Estate
CT REUBEN HATCH, late Of Nottingham in sell District,
deceased and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from the twenty egh day Of Dec,
being "wei by said Court or that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice that will eui to the business Of
said appointment Mt the dwelling House Of the late REL BEN
HATCH in Whitinghan in said District, the third Mon
day OF March and May next from to O'Clock O'Clock F..
NJ, each oi said days.
FARLEY STARR,
CIV CARLEY, Commissioners
Nottingham, Jan %, 1S62.-3w6
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TALLAHASSEE, LEON Co, Florida July Il, 1860.
To Dr. HsnRIcK Albany, n. Y.-My dear D0ctor:-I write,
this to inform you Of the wonderful effect your Coat
Pills elder daughter For three years she has been
affected with bilious arrangement Of the system, sadly i'm
pairing health, which has ben steadily failing during
that period. When in New York in April last, friend ad
ysed You Pills. Having the fullest confidence
in the judgment Of my friend, Obtained supply of Messrs
Barnes Park, Druggists, Park Row New York On re-
turning home ceased all other treatment, and admins
tered your Pills each night The improvement in her
feelings complexion, digestion, etc, surprised US all
rapid and permanent restoration to health has been the
We used less than five boxes and consider her entire
ly we'll consider the above just tribute to you ply
sicau and trust it will be the Of inducing many to
adopt your Pills as their family medicines.
remIin, dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obedient servant
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II OLD FRIENDS II
In the fright place.
HERRICKS SUGAR COATED PILLS

The BEST FAMILY CATlIAR
TIC in the world, used twenty
years by five millions Of per-
sons annually; always give sat-
isfaCtion; contain nothing inju-
rious; patronized by the princi-
pal physicians and surgeons in
the Union ; elegantly coated
with sugar.
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" ~ ~ VW.VIEUI 7tFNNTlIs,
sAM'L ". TIIAYER, JR., NJ. D..
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. D.

BRADFORD, VI, March 23th. 1861.
10 whom II may ConcerH;-I hereby certify that have
been Commissioner Of Orange County the years 1850 and
1901 and have procured the Wines Liquors with which
have supplied the Town Agents Of said County from
Charles ackman, No 50 Front St. New York. that have
had careful analyses Of said Wines and Liquor by
Charles r. Chandler, ESQ., Professor Of the Anay tica Chem
istry, Union College Schenectady, n. Y, and that in all
every instance the result has been to them be per-
lectly pure and suitable for medicinal purposes
therefore most confidently recommend the house o.
Charles acmln CO., All those who prefer giving their
orders to honorable an / conscientious
GEO. 7. BALDWIN,
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BAcKMAN & CO.,


Importers Of
BRANDIES, GINS, RUNS, WINES, &c. &c,
No. 50 Front Street, NEW YORK.
Sois Importers of
C.B. COgnac. Ola Holland and Genevn
Cordial Gins.
We would call the attention u e. mmsiioners, Town
Agents, the Medical Faculty Of he State OF rmont to
wen selected stock Of Imported Wines and Liquors when
We offer reasonable aud satisfactory terms
We permitted to publish the following Chemical Anal
Uses that have made by eminent Chemists, Of our
Liquors. BuRLfSGroS, VI, March T. 1861.
10 Messrs. CIIAs. BUCHANAN Il CO., New York;
GenHemensWe avail ourselves of this method to INFORM
you that we have repeatedly made examination OF Bran
lies Whisky, Gins and Wines, with which the Chittenden
county Agency at Burlington has been mainly supplied rom
your house for the past three years. also specimens from 9TH
or agencies In the State procured from you.
we nave found them invariably of full strength and uni
@ purity anl quality, superior in every respect to speci-
,hs rom other sources For medicinal they have ful
nea o expectations and received unqualified approval,
IN without 'staon we confidently recommend them to all
can rely FOR purity and strength
We are, your must p1adieut servants
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pA 1DE re n TR n Tvs
From WashingtOn.

On and sfsr SUNDAY, Nay 2bth, lss2, the
Passenger Trains bstween Weahfnstoa, Baltimore
and the West, will Be run o. follows:
DAILY Trsins between Washington and Bait.
On sund.ys, Two Trains 70 Baltimore, and One
Passnssrs for the wet mski.s CLOSE connection,
more and Ohio Railroad for eli poats wet At lower
EcR e fHhHDSLFHiH iiy 'hst And NEW YORK
FOR RANszfOLis-Iss,s wsshisssss Il 80
FOR r IA ALL 4 PODiNTs WEST, and stations along
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, leave Washington
at 74oa m and p m, and on sunAays st s p. m
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York N m; Philadelphia II 30
n; Baltimore sbpm Arrive at Washington ss0
sys New 1Gs, .;v.
Leave New York ct Il p N. Philadelphia. 9. 50 q
nj BalumVrs 7.4o .. m. Arrive a Wasningtor
Local Asoounodaaon Trains leave Baltimore q,
1oa: m. and 6lo 2; m Tor Warrington arrive there
On SS Sundays y" Il q and 7.o . m only from B.lt
more. No Annapolis connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at 40 m
and 500 p. N, make connections at Warrington
Junction Relay with trains on Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for all points West Of the Ohio River and
for all points nj pg the line Of Baltimore and Ohio
Road, In Maryland and Virgioia
TrAns leave Annapolis tor Baltimore aud Wash.
ington daily, except Sundays, at 5+5 .. N. and $40
Passenger Trains leaving " arlington At 500 = n.
II a. IN. s.d P m, and Baltimore at $50 and lao
Washington Jwsctsons
WayPasssnssrs must take the Accommodation 1saaw
only.
my26 Easter Of Transportation, Bait
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CNJh BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT Asr
FALL. RIVER.

By the splendid and Superior steam = ~a.<s
era M ETROPOLIS, EMPfkE I.
STATE, BAY STATE, aud STATE OF MAINE
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
10 The navigation Of Long leland Sound, running ir
connection with the Fall River and Old Colon,
railroad, distance of So Elles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. T. North river, near the Battery
The steamer EMPIRE HTATE. CnUt sr1y :ou,
Monisys Wednesdays, and Friday. :, c7!oc,.
TSe Tes;esr METROPOLIS. Cay yro~c, u.
Tuesdaysg 1hurvdap, ard saturdays, at O'Clock
p. H., fovchlng at Newport each way.
Thcse aeeners are lifted With oommodius state
roon$i a1d.Svery arrangement for The security and
CONT L6f passeueers who are afforded by tAkrostl
proceed per stssm train, rsschinG Boston early
the following morning. or may remain on board . q
I'll starting OF the accommodation at A. N ,,
which they may reach Boston about s.46 A. NJ.
A baggage master s attached to each steamer, who
receives and tckey the baggage, and acaompsuis'
the ssme to its destination.
A steamer runs, In connection with this hne be
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, except Sun
days.
dispatch by IN Express Train, which leaves fal
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at II
O'Clock, fer Boston and New Bedford arriving st b
destination At about II A N.
| FOR freight or passage, apply on board, or auh
ofnoe VI Pisf No 8, North river For ststs-rooi n
md esr,h, .pply on beard, or If desred to 'eo"''
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
sur l7--u 70 and Il Weststfest, N. Y
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WI"TEn A*i'A.sE"s"r @
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
H ILR AID.

On and after MoNDAY, NOV. Is, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL
PHIA:
(Express, } and 1850 p. IN.
For Chester, 81 SIS n, 81 N. ,sAS and los1
: For wfminstou, at $40 .. m, SIS /. N, IL 80 ,
For New Csstis, at SIS .. n. and s1pm. a.,
For Dover, at sis 6. N. and s.4S p. m
For Milford, atslS o. N.
For balisbury, tsl6a N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore At $50 . m, (Express,) LOO p
N. (Exprsx,) 20 and p m (Exprs@.)
Leave Wilmington at f.ao and 'l.sa O. m, 40
Leave Salisbury atassp
Leave Dover at a. m. and $40 m.
Leave New Castle at II 9. m, and $40 p. N.
Leave Chester at $50 . m u 10, 4-b0, and "
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations at % and Up. M, for Dover and inferno
dists stations, ~ .0b p. m,r d.. .-. ...,,.r ..
ii" TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE .r7 ..
Leave Chester at s,46 m l2oS and L. p. u
Leave Wilmington af I 70 ., m, 93 u ~
FREIs Rs sT TRA1N, with Passenger Ca. attached
Leave Philadelphia, for fsrryvtils and intsrms
date places, at 0. 10 p. m. -
Leave s .i!HHStSH N fer Psrryvils and in'srmed
Leave Bsltinors, for Hars de- Graoe and inter
rnediats stations, atea N.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY: .
Ata.so .. n aud 1899 p IN from Philadelphia te
Baltimore
At from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
The 80 .. m Train from Philadelphia " BAlu
5. r. FELToN,
Jan a-u President
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IT u y : G n
adams Express Company"

This Company oners to the public unsquslIeo
Advantage for the :" sale .nd Quick DISPATCH o.
sc. , 70 all parts Of the United States
Expresses 10 and from the North and " est dspsr
from and arrive In Washington twice drily. Al
ExYreasss are 10 charge Of o.puts'c.d and rs'tsbL
Messenger
All Packages tor Inc soldiers" carried ~ " %,
Hall ~ our usuAl rates
Al geods for The so-oallrd q" GolfedtTatss Ststas
Aud All article Contrnhnnd OF War will bn re
YusIDl .t.f... .I,r -
Our Exptes,ed leave Ng~ York a. I'D lnd r III
arriving IN " gsAingtou At 8 a 81. ano 80 =.
Expreuses Leave Philadelphia At 40 A. NJ. ead IL
n. arriving In Washington $50 p. and q A NJ
Ex pTeeses leave baltimore at 420A NJ sud u
: afrlVnS In Washington at A. M and 81
Exprs,sss tol NI points North 400 Went lssv,
WaAhingtop daily II f30 A. M. andS 20 y. "a.
Spscfd Contrseu for lnrge qs sntices Of Freighi
osn be m6de on application at thiso1lAa. nf 9,
All goods called for and delivered free Of eAti,
charge u. W PARSONS,
iyl,efintendent Adams EkpFsss Os
Vashingtony yAaEua -, ~. fsssss--u
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toI FHk Fl. fSsEI5 ESns5'HIaHa Fs1sass IT,.

OYvfcn 6uPpnrrrrrpurf Puplic PnmrINo,
WAmrreToH, May I, 1882.
M fynSuANGE q the provisions q !hs seventh
prcposss viii Ss rsssivsd At hi. once until Tues
day, hs ist day Of July, 1897, at 10 O'Clock M for
fsIhhing the paper that may be required for ths
e. .sss ss 4. g sos <; as
/ Day Of November, 1903 -.
he nhjolssd NJ specifics, = nearly q can be as
ssssaHi.td Y ths quantity Of esoh kind Of paper th"
VI" " 'ea'' CtA.i. H
.:ssss y y y Inches, ana 10 SsIsh sisy pound: %
'LLln CLA9 Q.
800 rem q AZ: Printing psp;r' ls o.lsrd.s,sS 70
poands 70 the rssm Of 800 sheets.
IAsesably 10 the provisions Of the joint resolution
aiore6d, sampled OF the character and quality OF
The pabsf required for the above oasses Will be fur
.i.hsd 70 aIPlos.t: ths!sfr TIL: paper e e bs
bandla Of two rsam. each |; each rean to coatain
800 perfect sheeis. Uniformty IN color, thickness
and weight will BE- required; and no bundle Tex.
81 eyer Sr :, under nv PEI
The gross. weight viii in ali ossses, be required
Mixipg OF vaTIous thcknes &c in The came bundle
will b considered violation Of the oontrsctI
CLASS 3.
sS ,si snS
weigh my pounds 10 thr ream Of 500 sheets.
- CLAsst ..
1000 reams supe'hue map paper, sized and calen.
dered Of such sses a. may be required, correspond
aud weighing twenty ge1ns; per rs'm Of $50 sheets
500 rs,ms superhrc plate paper, (oslsndertd or
uncalsudered, "a may be requlred) ~ BY ~ inches,
and ofsuch weight Per ream - may be required
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

~ DIR. 3. y. nonsmUND will be ss-
sent from ths city until next fall when he will 70.
sumo hls duties - usual U nayH
NEW IlyE.TIQs OF. AnTIgHolAL
IN CHKOPLAeTtC BONE TEETH,
without nstal plsts o. clasps, BY
ID r.. b. b. SIGE SM o N ID,
90 BrSAdwsy, New York; aad ~ fsnna aysnus,
y blt, 18th and 18Th st., wnshinston, d. O.,
Calls }hs attention Of The public to the relieving
sdvaniases Of his mpfSvsd system: III
lst The teeth ofhis ufhSturs will never oonods
e., ss1ss ,.. 9sS, x Any and are
"a ho teeth .. roo.s nssd Be- entrusted, - ths
"a, The root viii b nsds inoaSnsivs and sever
tth. no temporary teeth are nsedsd, u permanent
IS nsfsrsi s1prs.icn sf ths hes, vhieh andsr tSs
year, By mnny Of the ayst Chsmish sad Ptyaoaans
Of ~ and the old county ... ,...,,.
metal Alng with which the most sentative teeth o0n
b. hlled without pain, and oaa bald up .perest
sssnd tooth On any side roots, whinh Will last
lie fsfsr % ths iollowins gs..l.nen. Dr.. y. NOT,
Or. Dorspus, Professor of Chenistry; Hon. A.
Mann, Jun Capt Crabtree, Vioc President Of the
Emigration Go. Of New York; Hon. Judge Wayne,
Of Tie Supreme Court, Of W1h'ns,ou. D. g.; and
thousands Of othsn. hl.
Cal and examine ryosrsslvss. nov s--sm
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

..... CLAas T.
s.ss ,ss9 ss psrsa y =
Nv S weigh ,"ss,y s H'p pounds rsf rsam {, "'''
weigh twenty four pounds Per rsaw..
!. $40 resms writing paper. is by lS inches, to
900 I.sSs Msay wr1ys 'rS pStsr Inches to
wcigh Twelve pounds per resm
All the PAT ers designated In clases 4, B. 9, and :,
nsiers es from sduI.srstion. D' finished IN he best
~, 70 ru. sssgs and 'ecsy and sub b
white Of blue ia lat, and ot such weights ss may
be required by this once. Thnss in classes Q, as,
and ss' 70 Ss Shi and Of the sizes and weights
SS..s Of each and every KIND Sont;a,cd ,or in AZ
quantities "a the public service may require,
Esoh o'ass will be considered separately, and be
for one or more Of the oss es in the same proposal
No proposals will be considered unless accompa:
MED BY The guarantees that the BIDDER or bi ders, il
an obligation, with good and sufficient suretes to
furnish tbs articles proposed. Blank forms Tor pro.
posas will be furnished at this office, and none will
be taken into 90, siderstion unless substantially
agreeing Herewith
All the psser in the teye al olasses must he deliy.
cred st the Government Printing Once In washing
ton City, except that IN cI.ss which must be d.
hvered at Bunilo In the State Of New York; in good
order, free Of all and every extra charge expense
nssursment Of the superintendent, and Be In ali
respects satisfactory.
Bidders are required to furnish, with their propo.
sas samples Of not less than qure OF each Of the
binds Of paper bid for, and upon which their propo.
tals may BE- based, except 10 classes l and q The
succesul bidders will be required rgidiy TO conform
70 their samples
Propota ais will bs addressed 10 "JoHs d. DEpRErs,
fuperintendsnt OF the Public Prin.ipg Washing.
ton" and endorsed Proposals for Supplying
Paper"
Natiepai Inteilgsncsr, Evening Star, National
Republican, Sunday Morntsg Chronicle, Washing.
ma 2-lewot
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" F0R THE WEST, ~
HUDSOR RIrkR RALLROlD asld NEW YOkB
CRNfRAL, AL,RALLROAD

On AHD Arm Dlo1M DnA ., 1851, %
E1prss Train leave. Nsw. Yosk city dspo. ol
Huds9n River Railroad daily, Sundays sxosptsd, "
s,cn Ss,R''r' '''' s,cn s9.h Y ''' station
r.:S" LEI ~ 'D.. la.sss: ssss: M m. '''P' N,
Montreal and Buaaio
Train with sl.epns ..f 1910 p. N.
osfs, 1915 p. N
On SuspAIs, the following trains Will Be run to
train Ior Albany and Troy, .sd ne $50 q m from
Troy and AS ,. m train from Albany.
Connecting st Albany with the New York Cen
Batavia, Rome, snd ststioss On Rome aad Water
sssps asion Rriass X XsS.lSs, q asass.. cs.snd.isss
1ISins in connection leave Buffalo and Suspenaon
4 Lake shore, Bafhls sad Lake Hurai and Grssl
hs Es aIsSs aGr fo,S Srgpto r. Dstrgs
6rosss, lsdson, frairis DuC2isn, aslsns, ,Dunieiti
dialogue, Peoris, Rock Island, Muscstins IowsCi;y
Burlington, Quincy, springfeld Alton, 81. Louis
Ssa, Dayton, coisnss', Cleveland. md al point.
NORTHERN ROUTE. DO
Conneotin4 With Trains q Troy, with Troy and
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, St. Albans Roust
Point, Plittsbursh' osdsnsoursh. MontrsAl. ~
r. Freight Arrangements By this route as above
bers and Hudson streets are at all times favorall,
u made by other Railroad Companies The fcciI
tios Of this great New York Route to the Wesi,
mend it to the confidence q merchants snd shpps
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and slespbil
Cars, run In connection on the New York Ccntrsl
For particular ~ to loesl train ssnd freight ar
A.. r SMITH,
dsol1 supsrnten ndspt
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IHREBH BEEF AND VEGETABLES
T FOR THE NAVY.

A'opy D~Ons W AFVptstTs eefNsVBs
May 3, 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
omoe until THURSDAY, the 9TH Of June, 1852, ct
noon for the supply Of such quantities of FRESH
BEEF and VEGETABLES as may be required on
the washing on Station, during the h'cal year com
nerolgs On the ,st day If July hext, aud ending on
the D0th June, 1888
Tho Beef and Vegetables must b, Of good qualify
aud the best the market sfords and each article
must be offered for by tho pound
Soud with approved security will be required n
one half the estimated amount Of the conrao, aid
twenty per centum In addition will be withheld ffom
the smouut Of each payment 70 be made, ., ooate.
raj security for the due performance Of the contract
which will on no aocou1t be paid until 1t !, fully
compiled with. Payment 10 be made In certificate.
Of ilds6tedne, or in Treasury notes, at the option
Of the Government.
Every oder made must be acco nps nisd as direct.
cd In the act Of Congress makipg appropriation for
the naval service for 1851 approved August
BY written guarauty, signed by one or more Ie.
eponibe persons 70 the effect that he or they up.
dsrtake that the bidder or bidders will II his or their
bid b aocspted enter iato obi CATION, within five
days, with good and sucient surets to furnish the
articles proposed
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
BY such guaranty
my 0-lwiw
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NEW BOATs-REw CARS.
k@ roA BOSTON, n
NEW LONDON, NORWICH. and woRCESfER
DAIIH,
(Bsndays Exoepted)
At 8 0clock, p. L.,
PIER 30 n. r., FOOT OF vEsTRY srREEl

PIER 30 N. r., FOOT OF vEsTRY sTREEl
; TIE new and magnificent steamer CITY OF Bos
TON, VIM. wilcox commander, from New York
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays and from
Allyn's Point Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
fhs new and magnificent steamer CITY OF NEW
YORK, Thomas g. Jewett, commander, from New
York--Moudays, Wednesdays, and Fridays fror
Allyns Point tuesdays, Thursdays, and sat,r
day.
fhsss two new steamers have been built express'y
f.r this route, with all modern improvement Ia
eludih8 Water Tight Compartment. and are the
prl7 steamers ever built for Long Island Sound
with This great life preserving improvement.
ConduetorS accompany the steamers each way.
Passengers proceed from Allyp's Point imms.
distely on arrival Of steamers, BY Express Train to
Boston, Worcester, Lowell, Lawrence. Fitchburp
Nashua, Cosoord, the White Mountains, 30, &c.
Passengers returning from Boston lesve the Depoi
OF tbs Boston And Worcester railroad at 9 so r. n
Worcester P NJ, arriving n Alyn's Point es
Pm.
Freight taken 81 the Lowest Rates, and delivered
IN Boston early the next Gay.
State Ropms " abundance nan be had on Loa,d
-tesu,era, or at the Boston or New yort Offices T.
sdvance. ES MARTIN, Agent
aug ss-6m Pisr 10, N
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NEW YORK AND ERIE KAiI.lsoAO d

Passenger Trains leave .ia Pavohi. Ferry EH
End Long Dock, frou loot OF Chstaberf street, IN
New York, - follows, viz:
At A n, EXPRESS, for puntifk and 'Bufplo
And principal intermediate Stations
Ats A. NJ, MAIL, for Dunkirk, and in,sruedi At,
Stations, This Train remains over night nj III a RI
and proceeds the next morning
Ate A. H., MILK, daily, for Ottsyills, and inter
mediate Stations. - O.,
AHA. NJ ,ACCOhMODATION,d daily, for or
Jervs, and principal Stations.
Al ! p. y, WAY, for Middletown, Nswour.:h
and intermediate StatioId.
AtbP. M, MIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for pa.
krk Buffalo, Cauandaieua, and principal Staten
The Train Of Saturday stops at al Mall Train Ste
hSns, and runs only TO klHirs
At p NJ, ACCOMMODATION, FOR Horre
Vile. and prin1ipsI Stations.
- CHAs. MfNOT Gent Hupr
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receive spvv