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The New York herald., 1862-04-20

LNDNARD SINTZENICH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ stock OF rich first class Household Furniture
ured by Mr.. T. c. Houghton q. W. DAVENPORT win sell
on Tuesday and Wednesday next at 10Y O'Clock each day
the premises GA and 66 Broadway the entire stock of
elegant turn In the warcrooms Mr..
HOughton who s about remocng the lst OF May The
stock comprises rich and varied Of elegant
goods. in the best and warranted
equal TO any so In the marxet Chamber Furniture In
cludcs elegantly carved rosewood black walnut
and mahogany leads Bureaus staary marble and
plate glass; Wa hssnds Comnodes ArInJirca ardrobes,
Easy Chairs, Lounges Cribs Grades, &c. Psrlor Furn
u,e-saperb aso meni 10 rosewood and black walnut en-
site rich miro back Eag,res Genre, card Sofa
Fancy Tables Easy and Reception Chairs rs torres Music
Cabin t. &C. u min. Room, Library and Hall Furniture
include rich hnd varied styles OF black walnut
suits Bu sdebo ards and Extension Tables Library and
Hall Tables Ha Stands and Chairs Bookcases and Chairs
together with usual variety of articles found in
class stock Pur has wishing storage until the ls Of May
can he accommo lated.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
L,xEcUToRs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE

LfXECUTORs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ JAMES 81 AlLLf.i, AUCTlDNEEG.
Will SELL pub auction, the Merchants Exchange
Mondey April IL at IL O'Clock the following ned p oper
" belonging tho of John NJ Winant deceased
the two and basement brick House NO a57
Broome street. also SIX Lois Fourth and i5th
Terms Of sale, twoirds cash; may remain
boud and NOR; for term years. For maps and
iu particulars Igly his Office fiue
street. or to b. L. FAIRCilILD, u; Nassau street.
&. y. r. FssnItRcharLp, FsnItRsh Executors
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE WATER POWER
mont at Matteawan New York Anil lb nj no oelocs a
by Of the Supreme Court for part OF the pr
perry handbills 70 DO he'd os LEONARD BUDD IFS
Water street, New York. "
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Dy WILLIAM IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID Mare aud thoroughbred Mcssenger Horse. WILLIAM
IRVING will selon wednesday, April 2 az o'clock in front
sound Kind sk hands high good in or under
saddle rots inside " three mnutcs good family and road
horse Also gray Messenger Thoroughbred eight DID,
l5 nds high good IN all harness hne saddle bess, nd
very snowy Also, road Wagons city built and nearly
new two Single Harness. city made. Also Top Wagons
R.cszwsys, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


b A a. ais oeiOef al the Slrs5snts Erahaass. % the
n I eents street between Seventh and Eighth
oe moese Ss4S n complete order Can be seen at
Poors AND sHoEs-wM. N. HoLLINGsHEA AID,
H. sntirs aot WI sell on sy April ~ at ~
lots 70 suit Manufacturing Utensils
Trees Lasts IrunAs Umbrellas Desks Counters Fixtures
Faa % Or shine Cataogues the morning Of sale JOHN
Bible House.
n BURKE. AUCnoNEER-wILL SELL, ON MONDAY,
hons APT ~ a. los ococH tae Furniture Of the geneel
eled SUITS Brussels AMI Ingram Carpes Plate Mirrors
csss csfs s@ssn hair and other Mattresses Silver Plated and
DAANIEL H. BURDETr, AUcTIoNEER.-HousE AND
~, ~ sap ~ tardwars at BURDETr JONES co
S s on a,r pGs,ae at 10 oeoe at store s Maiden lane
works Boekmakers Stock &c. &c contained in the above
sIhh ~ 9SEssaorp runs
TORE beng the con ens % prlyse house,
al It ss saa.so5 w sa. s ON
n arur French re "a fT ana Many
@ e SGr K BRUSSELS aaa Ingram Carpets Mattresses Bod
e. Akpp5oE AkkEp5oT h5g AycTIoSEER srcov,
sRoK s % he 81 ct sSasf sa %ssees
oep House snd o .ase
between Fth and Sixth avenues The House is % feet
@ oS % and contains "a. every Lot ss
at the auc!oneer's Office, No Pine street.
r. H. LUDLOW, ACCOMPLISHMENTS HOUSE.
~. hold Furniture at auction. Il. H. Lu uDLOW co. will
s at auction on W lesday April e. at IL O'CLOCK at 50
Eas. Twensecon stree near Fourth handsome
Furniture The entire drn.ge contained in ssid house.
consisting In part of carved rosewood Paror Suits in crimson
sain broeae mar,ie top Etasere, with Mirrors Centre
rosewood Pianoforte X octsyes marble and French
CLOCKS bronze Ornaments brocatel
lace Curtains. Cornic rosewood mahogany French
leads marble ,p Dressing Bureaus Washstands
asses Hair Mattresses 3osers and Pillows, Toilet Crockery
ok Extension Table, Dining Chairs in plush, mahogany
Sofas and Chairs In Larcloh fine French China and Glass
Ware velvet Tapestry Brussels and ingram Carpets OIL
cloths Window Shades Engravings &C. together with
assortment Kitchen Furniture with
commence. Catalogues at No. 5 Pine street.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGAN
IL Household Furniture.-By EDWARD SCHENCK
Monday, 2ls inst lots O'Clock at 25 Sixth avenue
near Fourteenth street all the han isome Furniture
tanned In the above house. consisting in part of rosewood
Par!or Suit IN brocat-; Center and Tables 6ue OIL
Paintings and Engravngs elegant rosewood Bedsteads
marDle top bureaus Washsands and Commodes, Toilet
Sets elegant Ar Brussels Carpets throughout
the house; Chand ers, black walnut Extenson Tables,
Sideboards Dinner Sets mahogany Sofas and Chairs
other urnitre also the Kitchen Furniture which the
sale will commence.
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r BOaaRT, AuCTlONEER.-BY q. a. j. BO0ART-
81 Monday April a. at tJH o'clock at IN Bleecker street,
mortgage sale OF Household rurnture con Ting of Paror
Suits Mirrors Curtains Brussels and and Ingram Carpsta
Ocohs mahogany and Cottage Bedstcads Feather Beda
Hair Mattresses Bureaus, Washstands, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture, DC. AUGUST SIBBERNS,
Attorney for Mortqagee.
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HESRY g; sCnIgSER. AucnoxEEK:-sUrEaIoR

Cabinet Furniture upon which advances been made
HENRY C. SCRIBSER VIII cell this (Monday) ing, nj
1o ocloc at saesroom Ill Nassau street rosewood black
walnut and mahogany Paror Suits, covered plain and
fancy cJyers as bck walnut Library Suits also OAK and
black w1ldut Dining Room Extension Tables and Chsirs
also Chamber SUITS in large variety, with single cr
prsng large and choice collection Also, IL o'clock q
col econ OF fine OIL Paintings, In elaborate frames also
Mant. Vase OF Flowers with Music Boz attached
Goods packed anl shipped TO part OF the country
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DANIIEL1 a MATHEWS, AuoTIoNEER

/ a :, AUUTTUNEEK.
~ PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE beng the ~ privale house,
convenenee Of sale.--D MEL A MATHEWS will sell
honda Alr q at lOa O'Clock at his sa!esroom 70 Nassau
I,Teei near Fulton arg assortment OF Parlor Library
Dnns anc bedroom Furniture French Plate Pier and Man
tel Mirrors Brussels Ingram Carpets Mattresses Bed
ding, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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RY JAMES NJ MILLER. AUCrIONEER-TUESDAY
- April r. at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange the
nst class three story and bae House No 225 West
~ lteenia street between Seventh and Eighth
e IN complete order Can be seen at amy
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BOoART, AUCTIONEER.-By 9. a J. BOGART
d Tbursdsy April "a lOH ocl 1ek entirc Paror
Chambr and Dining Room Furnure the Florence uot,
corner Walker and Broadway consisting OF srr.
French pate Mirrors rosewood tNunns Ciark) Pianos
rosewood and mahogany rarlor su-, Tapestry Brussels
and Ingram Carpets masogany French ani Cottage Bed
seaI, large Gas Chandeliers and G.s Fixtures Ifsir and
Straw Extension and other Tales Chairs Sofas
large quantity Of Bedting Table and Fixtures Crock
ery GLASS and China Ware, &C. &C. Catalogues ready
Wednesday aud be obtained al the Once The auction
eers, No. North William street.
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lH. PEkEMPTORY SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TUhE, CARPETS, PARLOR SUITS, 6C, &C.
NJ. DOUGHTY. Aucioneer, will sell, ON Monday, April 2l
ut i0N ococS at salesroou, IS Nassau street,
Household Furniture CONSISTING Of 25 Brussels Tapestry
Carpets, nearly also 5U yards Of do. solid
wood Paror t covered bro atel; black walnut in
reps mahogsny Co., in hair cloth Secretary and Library
bookcases marpe Centre Tables gilt frame Pier and
Mante Mirors Lace Window Curtains and Cornces Ext
sion Dining Tables, Bullets Dining Chairs. rosewood and
mahogany Sble top Dressing Bureaus. Washsands
Bedsteads to match; Hair Matresses Palasses Lounges
Wardrobes, O,lcioths, &C., &c
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

CEO. HOLBROoK, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 500
u Broadws, ,.-IOLBROOK & CAGNEY viii sell
Thursday Apri .: ott ocock at 81 Prince street.
Greene he Furnitur said house-viy mahogany Dsd-
steads Barcnrs wassands Tables and Chairs Brussels.
other Mattresses Boosters and Pillows, Mirrors Kitchen
lrnif Ar
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" II. LUDLOW, AUcTIoNEER.
IL. HANDSOME HOUSE. s. WEST TwENTY-sEcoND

E. II. LUDLOW co. Will sell at auction Wednesday
April Is 1867 at IL O'Clock at the Merchants EychangeWes
Twenty second street.-The handsome story
high stoop House and Lot No. 56 West Twenty
between Fifth and Sixth avenues The House % feet
'front.' in perfect order has recently been
throughout and contains every convenience Lot 3xo89
IS 100 remain the premises full particulars
at the auctioneer's Office, No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

DOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS -ONE LARGE,
ID pleasant furnished Room IN second story, with good
Board and bA.hreom. Apply WlSs street. te.
Fulton aud W AZ s!yst, ferries.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

81 wAy-Miu sell at public auction. lhe premises,
the etire HJuseh Id Furniture ned in the private
dwelling house 45 Allen street. Tuesday morning at
Pmno Baker Ravens maIe; sold mshosany Chairs In
okng Glass black walnut Eager, large Porcelain Vases
Lace Curtains and Corn English Br ssels Carpets.
hosany ia Badstead mahogany Card Tables fne Manel
Cock aud Lamps, Fire Sets, mahogany Bookcase Linen
s,ss, o. y Ga.pe ana hods FEATHER Beds Toilet . Ls
and Tea Tables and large assortment OF Kitchen Furni-
ture. Sac positive, without regard TO weather.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoShER.
~ EXECUTORS SALE or HESTER STREET PRO

A CCTfON NOTICE.
"A SPECIAL SALE OF STRAW
AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
900 CASES LADIES', MISSES AND MEMS
STRAW GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
100 CASES WHITE AND COLORYD PALM LEAF
HOODS, WILL BIZ SOLD on MONDAY, APRIL 2i,
az IL O'clock
By WI. TOPPING CO.. Auction aars,
Noe a II PsIk Plaec. and No. Murray slreel.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

r BoGART. AUCrIoNEER-BY s. q J. BOGART-
fuesiay, Aprl "a at i0,s O'Clock. at 2a6 West Fifteenth
street near E.hth avsnae genteel Household Furniture
consisting OF rosewood Paror Suit In satin bro ell Frenc
pate Pier Glass Lace Curtains elegant Velvet Carpets oil
colhs mahogany Hat Stand, Gas Chandeliers Chamber
Kitchen Furniture, e..
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uENRY D MINER. AucrIoSEER-sALEsRooM 5;

IL Nassau street. opposite the Post on!ce MINER h
SOMERfIiI.E VIII sc nj auction. Monda Apf II. at
u1 O'Clock 1t their sac 81 Nassau large and
genera. assortment OF Household Furniture, removed
Convenience Of sfe, consisting OF Busses Threcpy and
lnsrsn Carpets mahogany and black walnut Bcds.eads
Bureaus, wash lands AMI Chairs Hair Mattresses her
Feds and liows mahogany HAS AMI Chairs In bair cloth
gilt frame RI rand Ante Stair Carpets and Rods
walnut Extension TABLE, 81 feet Gas Fistlres. Hat
SANDS: also rosewood and mahogany Piano. made by
oddari aud Firth Hall Pond; also an invoice OF Jewelgy
Plted Ware, Ac., 6c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

BoGART, AUCrIONEER.--BY 8. a J. BO0ARr-
81 Monday April %, at II O'Clock. st Al Greenwich
nue. mortgage sale OF Household Furniture. mahogany Sofa
TeteaTeses, Lounges Brussels and ingram Carpets, OH
cloths rosewood Eagere Card Table, mahogany and Co..
tage Bedseads, dressing and plain Bureaus Washsand
Looking Glasses, Clocks air and usk Mattresses Feather
Beds Dining Room ana Kitchen Furniture, &c.
CHARLES y. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgage.
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n BogART, AUCTIoNEBR.-s. ~. BOGART. TUES.
e. day April "a a i2 clock, at No 2O West Fourteenth
street. grnteel HOu5el,d Furniture, Psror suits French
Plate Pier Glasses Lace Curains Brussels recply and
Inpsin csrpss Chamber Dipn Room aud Kitchen Furui.
&c.
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uENRf IT LEEDS, AUCTTONEER- -IENRT IT
III LEEDS co will sell Mt auc.ion Tuc.iay April -,
lOs o'clock at the residence No. 50 West Twenty fourth
street, handsome Household Fnruldrc, listing 0f richly
carved rosewood Psror Furniture covered In green and
gold brocaiel DO, DO, in do rosewood Centre
H Side Tables; rich Velv Carpets; dining in oak,
Lstrnson Table, Chairs, &c. Bedroomsprasscls Carpets
Coea4e Furniture ricsly decorated Marrssas, Pillows and
Bed Of best quality Lace Curtains Crockey Glass
Ware &C., &c, all which made hy or
city makeIs order and have been used a-cfy but
year, sd are in ine order. sele perenp.ory.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

IloARD ON BRooKLYN HE1GHrs--A VERY PLEA.
ID aant front Paror and Bedroom TO le second voor
gentleman and wife single geeen at No F6plar
street. within three minutes walk OF FULTON ferry and
eight Of Wall street; would prefer parties TO furnish
rooms; house modern.
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.. v.
0 olc. NJ North wilma street, Will sell,
day Ap 2S o. at II o'c.ock premises Nos IS and
90 BanA STR ct eight Horses four Coaches, BRETT
two seat Leather Top Wagon four Lnt Wagons nine sets
single and Double Harness. Robes, Sable Tools, oce Fur
nnre ana FIXTURES &C. Also Lease OF the prem SEES The
aoNt sal Is worthy the attention livery and others
rs the property Will positively be sold without reserve
rms Cash and the property to be removed Immediately
ter the sale Descriptive catalogues may be obtained
Tuesda! at the ollce OF the au tioneers.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

NEORGE HOLB3OOK, AUCTfOSEEK-OFFICE NO.
" 6e9 9Broadway-H0i i.BRoOK 4 CAGNEY win sell
Tuesday, April Z at No. ~ West Ninth street. Fifth
al! the beautiful furniture contained in the our
story house viz One rosewood Parior Suit In plush fine
Brussels TiIee Ply and Ingrain Carpets mahogany Bed
steas marble top Bureaus, Washsands TO ach mahoga
Chairs, Tables Rockers lace aad daniass Curtains.
Pymp,on Bedsead cost $i0; piSr Glasses Cornices
match fine lot Of sheets, Qais comforters Blank
aud Marseles Spread for all the bdstesds best hair
Mattresses Boosters and Pillows 90 Table. Dining Room
sad Kit hen Furniture This sale Is worthy OF the attention
parties in need OF furniture, the house first class
boar'inE house. Catalogues sale,
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M NJ HOLLINGSHEAD
w. IOUTs ASD SHOES.
Five hundred cases
at auction for cash
ON THURSDAY, APRIL q,
at l0H O'Clock by
ALEXIS BRAGG,
No. 20 Warren street.
Comprising general Of fresh and
bic goods to which the attention Of buyers respectfully In
vited. ALEXIS BRAGG,
30 Warren street.
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V,oARD IN BRo0KLYN-26 CLINTON sTREET--A
IL gentleman and wife or gentlemen can be soconmo-
pleasant Rooms and Board By applying above
within minutes vag Of either Fulton Wall styveL
t.rrv Dinner al halt. .pas sy.
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-IENRY 3. nERrs, JR.,. .AuorIoNEER.

IIENRT .. UERTS, JE. ACCTIONEER.
IL BY HENRY WOOD a CO.
SHERfFF'S SALE. STRAW GOODS, &C.
On Monday April H. nj 10 oclocz. The salesrooms Of
Messrs WILNEkDING, Ho9UET HUMBERr
Nos. 23 and - Barclay street,
arg, stock Of Mems Boys, aud MIS- Straw Hats Rib
White and Back Lace seica Cotton, Velvet Hat Bands
Fur Caps, Lion Skins, &c, de. BY order Of
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

WILLIAM ABBOTT ACCTJ0NEER-oFrIcE NO.
Stock Fixtures oil the Old established Gr,cry Liquor
Store northeast Of Twelfth snd Fourth avenue:
Scales Soap Starch kr-s Casks Co Zee MIL Counters
all other .tur-s; one fasl Pony Top Wagon. &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-15
TPUBLIc-No. lG1. I
AN ACT to authorize payments in stamps
and to prohibit circulation of notes of less
Approved July 16, 1862.


AN ACT to authorize payments in stamps
and to prohibit circulation of notes of less
than one dollar.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States in con-
gress assembled, That the secretary of the
treasury be and he is hereby directed to fur
niSh to the assistant treasurers and such des-
ignated depositaries Of the United States as
may be by him selected, in such sums as he
may deem eXpedient, the postage and other
stamps Of the l nited States, to be exchanged by
them, on application, for United States notes F.;
and from and after the first day of August
next such stamps shall be receivable in pay
ment Of all dues to the United States less
than five dollars, and shall be received in ex-
change for United States notes when present.
ed to any assistant treasurer or any designat-
ed depository selected as aforesaid in sums
not less than five dollars.
Sec. ?. And be it further enacted that from
and after the first day Of August, eighteen
hundred and siXty-two, no private corpora
ton, banking association. firm, or individual
shall make, issue, circulate, or pay any note,
check, memorandum token, or other obiga-
ton, for a less sum than one dollar, intended
to circulate as money or to be received or
used in lieu of lawful money of the United
States; and every person SO offending shall,
on conviction thereof in any district or circuit
court Of the United States, be punished by
fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by
imprisonment not exceeding six months, or
by both, at the option of the court
Approved, July II, 1862.
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PUBLIC-No. 159.
AN ACT prohibiting the confinement of per-
sons in the military service of the United
States in the penitentiary of the district of
Columbia, except as a punishment for GER
tain crimes, and to discharge therefrom GER
tain convicts by sentence of courts martial,
and for other purposes.
Z BE it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Ameri-
ca in congress assembled, that hereafter no
person in the military service of the United
States, convicted and sentenced by a court
martial shall be punished by confinement in
the penitentary of the District of Columbia,
unless the offence of which such person may
he convicted would by some statute of the
United States or at common law, as the same
exists i'll the said District, subject such con-
Wet to said punishment.
Sec. =. And be it further enacted. that all
such persons in the military service, as afore-
said, who have heretofore been or may here
after be convicted and sentenced by a court
martial for any offence which, if tried before
the criminal court of said district, would not
subject such person to imprisonment in said
pententiary. and who are now or may here
after be confined therein, shall be discharged
from said Imprisonment, upon such terms and
conditions of further punishment as the pres
ident Of the United States may in his discre-
ton, impose as Communication of said SEN
tence.
Sect. 3. And be it further enacted, that
upon the application of any citizen of the
United States, supported by his oath, alleg-
ing that person or persons in the military
service, as aforesaid, are confined in said pen
itentiary under the sentence of a court-mar-
tial for any offence not punishable by impris-
onment in the penitentary by the authority
of the criminal court aforesaid, it shall be the
duty of the judge of said court or in case of
his absence or inability, of one Of the Judges
of the circuit court Of said District, if upon
an inspection of the record of proceedings of
said court martial he shall find the facts to be
as alleged in said application, Immediately to
issue the writ of habeas corpus to bring be-
fore him the said convict; and if, upon an in
vestigation of the case, it shall be the opinion
of such judge that the case Of such convict is
within the provisions of the previous sections
of this act, he shall order such convict to be
confined in the common Jail of siad District,
until the decision of the president of the Uni
ted States as to the Communication aforesaid
shall be filed in said court, and then such con-
vict shall be disposed of and suffer such pun
ishment as by said Communication of his SEN
tence may be imposed.
Sect t. And be it further enacted, that no
person convicted upon the decision of court
martial shall be confined in any penitentiary
in the United States, except under the condi-
tionS of this act
Approved July l6 1862.
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Nurcester @ailp Syn.
woreester Post Omee-summer Arrangemel

Worcester Post Omce-Summer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows:
sorthern worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp'
hire via Worcester & Nashua Railroad, 500 a. m ard
are due at 100 p. m.
Eitchburg, Lancaster Ieomnster West Boylstoi, Oak
oAtes Linton Lowell and Nashua, \. H.. at 800 a NJ,
and $50 p. m and are due a; SIS and 100
PTnceton and East Princeton, and is due at
City OF Boston. 630 and on M, 70 TO- 3, and SEQ
m and are que at $50 go q. m, $50 and 6!5 N
Maine Eastern New hampshire, and Eastern Mass 81
a. m, $50 and rs p. m
Rhode islandExcopt towns the worcester ana ma
providence Railroad 6Sa and SSU p M; anu ata
q e at s4V q. M, and ESQ p. M. -. ,,,,.a . "a
Way Mall on Providence and Worcester RAILROAD ~
Westerrl-ta1 towns in massachusetts, West Of Wor
cester,j q m. and are due at l2,45 p N. ~,
g. M and StO m; and are das at LAS and la45 p
Springfield SEQ m, and W p M ana are uue al "
Hartiord sU t,oIyecticut texcent windham and New
London counties, Vs., a. and see p m and aredus
at Il IS and l045 p m.
Towns on lire Of Norwich aid Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wndham County, Conn, l9oO a. III \,
nd due st 9l5a.m.
New York city and Southern STATES $50 a. NJ and 81
$50 and IS p m and dus al 900 a. and at $50
Barre barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana, NORTH
Dana West Rutland AS q M; and are due at 1 on
?. m
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, Hubbardston Gold
BROOK and Dakhsn. S.3i p. m, Snd are due 500
leicester a. a. N, and 4S0 m, and are due at 500
Mhibury, and West SIinbury go a. M. and $50 p m,
and are due AZ $40 a. m, and b.Se p. m,
shrewsbury. BIS p. m, and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton. New England Village, and Cordavlle, $50
m; and are due at $50 p.
Frsninghsln, South birmingham HoPkinton, Ashland
WoodvIle, Westborn Northb0ro', SouthbOro' CoTda
vile, and Grafton L. 10 - M: and ere due al 30 a m
and sO0 m; and are due at $40 SIS p.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is close
at this office on SUNDAY at 6 70 O'Clock D. IN.
Office hours from 6.45 a. NJ, to S.O0 D. M Sundava
from 1900 TO 10 ~ a. IL j. NJ EARLE p