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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY WE TREAT BY
N new method, and with the hsppiesf results. Pro
tdpsus Teri, failing of the womb. tIncerafon i7cer
'tio7, Ltc yrhea whites.) U,sndyy and ali other dis
eases to which the american Female is Sc pecuarI
liable Send three dollars and receive by express one OF
the Doctors Female Synges. This instrument shoulo
be used by every woman in the land for the purpo OF
cleanliness comfort, heaih, de- Sent free on recent
oil stamp copy OF our Private Letter to Married Ladies
on health, DC The Doctors celeJrated Female Pils
fresh from the spenssry rery good in simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc. Price 81 sent by mail
At the american DispeasGry also treat scitlont
mercury, and with never failing success TeaeriaL OF
what the quacks call rcdte secret diseases; kis
~ all its stages, Gonorhea, Gleet Structure Hydrocele
Clrcocee, Varcocee, CarsOcee, Spermatorhea Seminal
weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility I'm.
potency, and effects Of selfabuSe The last six ar,
treated OF in private letter., which we send free on
receipt Of stamp
The experience of the Surgeon in charge of this de.
partment IN some of the best Hospitals in Europe and in
New York City, enables him patients scienticaI
ly and restore them speedily
Those living at distance communicate by ettei
and be treated az their homes In urgent cases send As
or $40 and receive mcccines
Consultation free and c0afdentidl Room No. 241,
East Washington Street, indianapolis 2. o. Box 1894
apr9.diy-wl2t lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
Southern News.

NEw YoRK, March 3.-The New Orleans Era
contains the following:
he GaivestOn-HouSton News contains rebel
Government advertisement announcing the gun
boats Harriet Lane and Clifton and bark CaTallo
to be sold at auction
Dates iron Sabine Pass to Feb 10Th saw the
rebel Col. Grftn with 500 men holds that place.
but his men are unpaid, disconiented and desert
ing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

WAsHINGToN, March 4.-The President has
received dispatch from General Butler stating
that fitzpatrick arrived YES erday within our lines
with loss OF less than $50 men
hupatFicS bad several skirmishes the details
OF which have not yet come to hand
Among our missing. are Colonels Dahlgren
CooF aud Ltchheld-the two former are sup
posed 70 be prisoners
Fitzpatrick destroyed large portion of the
Virginia Central Railroad, and some valuable
property de penetrated TO the outer fortifca-
tious OF Richmond
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From Cairo

CAIRO, March 3-An officer arrived here to-
day from Nicksburg. with dispatches from Sher-
man Of the 2Sth ult
On the lth ult.. the enemy numbered I 900 to
ZOO men ia demoralzed condition.
No fighting had occurred after passing Jack
sob, Miss. Sherman bad sent force to Nerd.
iun on the llth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

youth and maturity arising from the bsneful habits
of self-abuse. To which is added observations
Female Diseases and other interesting matter the ut
Importance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts of their physical ability
that Sent 70 any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents OF four stamps.
We entire time and attention to the treat
various private diseases ated of in pri
vae report Our DspensSry is the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been tablshed by special
charter this fact should give preference the
srge cities.
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indianapolis and Madison
HI N HI LRRGDA -.
1868. ~ 1868.
New Arrangement TO Commence N on

day. Feb. 2, 1863.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be.
il tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot IRdiansp polls, at 900 A. N
and p. NJ, arriving al Madison at 10 80 A. NJ and
p NJ.
Leave the Depot at Madison al s A. n and 2.4O p NJ
arriving at Indianapolis at IL A ". and T4O p. NJ
Trains leave Columbus for Rushvile at Pm. srriv-
ing at $40 NJ Returning leave Rusbville al Z A NJ.
arriving al Columbus at Ills A. n.
This Road forms line with the Packets al Madison 70,
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West
Tariff OF freights a. low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find tito theirin
est to ship by this line
feb2 D. C. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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one copy, one year,. %
One months. .
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Delivered By the carrier within the city, Is cents pei
weel. payable 10 the carrier
Agents will be supplied At II cents week
UPMoxEr may be s,nt'st our risk by'Express. pre-
rad OF IN Registered Letters by mall otherwise will
not be responsible for any loss that may occur
Ctr subscribers will be held responsible for papers left
their houses after they have removed, when they
wish them discontinued unless pOtice Is given Of
Zee Of publication
70 paper sent without pre- payment continued
. paid for
Copies Of the Dsnr sEsTSEI be had at the Office
sch morning, and the WEKKLf SESrIxEL each Nom
day morning. neatly eveloped. for mailing.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

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to the treatment Of the Diseases of Females such Lu
chorrhea, White" Irregular, Painful and Suppress
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he Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consultaton and examinations free of charge.
Also for sale, DR.. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS Irregularities, &c Married la
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PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE-By sending a brie
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Direct all letters 10
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FRINKeS
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Of certificates.
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All OF the above remedies put up scienth-
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Nos. l8 and 20 North Illinois street indianapolis and by
Druggists and SOrekeepers everywhere and warranted
cure II taken recommended.
The sick and afflicted invited call al Office
Norwoods Block Consultations free. Advice gratis.
Medicines warranted and guaranteed Call aud
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS
A Medical Report,

O5stdining Thirty Fine Plates ana EAgvdoin9sofsn'
Andtony and Physiology ofhe Sespal Organs in a
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WANTED.
AG r y II $
CONSTANTLY WANTED!
WAN ED.

II WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MFN TO
4 canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit our
Medicines with every family. am employing agents TO
canvass, on foot, 1900. and with horse and buggy
$3.50 year Agents required TO furnish horses
ard buEgies.
In addition TO the above salary, defray all expenses
incident the business II Is an agreeable and health
full occupation for young giving them sppor-
unity 20 make money without the possibility Of sus-
tanning loss accruing from selling on commission.
Applicants should apply pe-son, address f fur
ther information be desired the proprietor by
No one will be employed for less term than one year
and will enter into written contract that effect.
shall require security in all cases, If not per
sonay acquainted with The applicant as hal intrust
in his custody money. dciues books and receipts 70
the amount of from $500 10 -, ,O0c
j. NJ. FROST,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
decl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

AON A NEW METHOD o. TREAT
~ ING Venerial Diseases, including
Syphilis in all its stages Gonorrhea,
elect, Structure, Vari-ocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases o' the Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, without mercury! containing a val
liable treatise on that wide spread nala-
dy of youth, Seminal Weak ness, Noe
turnal Emissions, Sexuai Debility, I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
ArriScA.

Steamship City Of Baltimore tBrl, Mifahoufe, Liverpool
Dec. - via Que.usto~n 2,h p m. mi-r and ps.. 70
John q. Dale Has sSpsrsnced very heavy weather '" 81
ti.s Race.
Steamer Dsk0., Arow,Ini,h Boston 81 hours md'e. to
Jane, Wilder The ID. iron vessel ard va. formerly
bio 4 30 runner 49,
Steamer Mousnk tn~w) -. hystic, to WsheMsn,
Gooii1 Dickinson. Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Mary Dsfkec toi Yarmouth. y , Crosby Csriih 90
r.ifosd ron Dec. 10 1T 20 "a, lon - l6
,pol. br .ciJ Hssu, hence for Diprau, which had eI
r-eI.si heavy weather and sustained considerable
damaf, took from her a.. captain Fnl and crew twelve
Ina u. per baIk Edto Of BoTtoD and brought them
10 thu port Jln tiI. Island N. w. Mr. Thomas Deye
.ocou! on er he NJ D. Toll nom the seu.op oves5osrd
and df"wrel
shp British Queen tBr., Of Wndsos, n. 81 Aylwsd,
Liverpool ., dave. ndsr 10 J. +. Whitney Co. Hss had
ru.s.son s.rong ". giles tho entire passage. Dee. H.
let lon 60 ssua.d ala Amesican ship, showing pendant
Nos d y. 4, bound r..
shin fn-fry. CAul,ins Liverpool No~. 2: ndse. and p.'s
TO ford T',.,ton !. 90 One birth tho passage. Had
h.a,. sI~s up to the Banks iss b--E siS days W. OF
.or.. h.s a. Franklin Smith. seaman. fell frol tho jb
boom overheard end Wa drowned.
shl, Nepuns Peabody Liverpool Doe T. mi'e. and pass
to {. H. Mu,ial 90.
SIP ConhI,noe Cote. Newport, iov 49, iron TO VIM A.
N,..n Was "a Fire Alsni LIT inst. and snced heavy
". Winds. .
sir Bsto GRANT, Chsrotts.Swn 20 days oats 20 r r.
Dutk Go. =. -
scir Th,ts DR.. Of 0rsenocl) MeBiie, Maags Nov 49,
Gibr,ltar f6tl. fruit TO Order
BLLOW-Two bMhs and two tags. Unknown
WIkD-Sunss, Y. NE.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, Jan. T. 1864.
Sailed, bark Lizzie for Hong Kong, with
sl45 900 in treasure.
been received - -
King Kamehameha ". died on the both OF Noyem'
her aged - years leaving no children. Prince Lot
the eldest brother succeeds tn the throne. He has
requested the late Minister OF State 10 continue TO pre-
side over that Department until bis pleasure BE- further
made known. No change In public policy Ia aHtci-
SAY fRAycIsco, Tuesday. Jan. g. 1864.
The L Mon Convention II Nevada have nominated
John H. Winters for Congress. and Miles n. Mitchell
for Gov
Sailed. slip Logan for Csusey Thatcher. for Liver
pool The duties collected at the San Francisco Gus
tom House for the past year foot ~ 1920 900.
SAN FRANCIco. "Wednesday. Jan. G. le6i.
Sailed. ship Celestial Empire f,r Csllao.
1t il currently reported that DR.. Warren, the late
State Controller 10 deaulier t. the state 10 large
amount and has LEFT the country.
The Legislature has appointed "Cominittee Tor the
invest CATION VI his account.
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hslr flags are tasered but the men presented robust

healthy appearance
The regiment 10 Known In tho service a. the 67th
Eew-York Volunteers. They were organized two and
lsN years since, under tho Of the Brooklyn Pha
lan1, bnt the subsequently changed TO that Of
that Of the LIST Long Island Regiment They were orig
inally commanded by Col julius w. Adams, who, after
passing through the battles Of the Peninsula and the
battles of Fredericksburg. resigned In consequence Of
falling health. He bias since died.
The Lieutenant Colonel. Nelson Cros', was then aT
pointed 10 tho command. and still holds the position.
The regiment numbered ab0ut 900 men when they len
for the seat Of war; and although number OF recruits
hayo since been added they count less than 400 now
OF these two thirds have reGnstcd. They have partic
mated in seventeen battles OF which the following are
the principal ones The siege Of yorktown, battle OF
William sburg, battle Of Seven Pines, baltic VI Glen
Dale. baltic Of Turkey Bend. battle Of Malvern Hill,
battle of Chantily battle of ADtietam battle OF VIII
Transport. battle Of fredericksburg cirso battle o!
Fredericksburg econD. battle OF Salem flights. battle
OF Gettysburg. and battle OF Rappahannock Station.
The field ard staff officers now n command are al
follows Colonel, Nelson Cross; LieutenantCo'onel A.
L. Van Ness; Major. Charles o. Belden; Surgeon. u
L. Andrews; Adjutant, G. Il. Lincoln. jr.
The men have frlough Of thirty days. within which
time number will doubtless be added 20 their present
thinned ranks.
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ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION or THE FIRST

ARRIVAL AND HECLPTloS DP THE ikSl
Long IsiASD Rg0agyr IN BnoogLYs.-The remnant
Of this veteran regiment arrived In Brookya Wednes
day evening after several vcIatous denys the route
In consequence fine severity Of tho weather. coupled
with the difficulty Of occurring transportation. Every
preparation lad been made Ia receive them by The city
"a well az the military authorities. The I'D Regiment
National Guard having been detailed for escort duty
were under every day since Sunday awaiting their
arrival Yesterday morning tcleerephic dispatch wa-
received By Postmaster Lncoln. announcing their Ut
rival At South AmbOy aud Committee was sent IA
New.York conduct them " tie Park Darfac.s there
70 awsit the arrival Of tho local military.
In compliance with previous directions gs Yen by the
Mayor the City Hall bell was runS ut oalocl T. m..
hch was the signal Of their arrival this eide within
one hour thereafter. Gen. Duryea aud stan. Gen. spi-
noa and staff. with tho I'D Regiment commanded by
Col Pratt. proceeded 10 NowYork. and escorted tho
veterans to this city.
Notwithstanding the Intense cold there was an la.
mense c0Dcourse Of persons ut the ferry and tho vster
ans we're greeted with the greatest enthnsasm land
ing from the boat. 1t being then usary DARK. there
was little delay possible. and tho column marched
W Fulton street to tho City Hail. preceded by dstach
men. Of police under charge OF Capt Jacobs Of the <!d
Precinct.
The regiment wheeled into the park through the east
gate. and facing the Hall. were welcomed BY Mayor
Wood in tho following brief address;
"OrFicgIs AND MEhBrRs OF THE FInsr LOsG IsrLSD
REGIMENT Veterans OF tbs Army 81 the Potomac, and
heroes of many hard fought battle hoids; Az Mayor 0i
The City Of Brooklyn and In behalf 81 the authorities.
and IN the name OF every loys citizen Ia H. bid yon
welcome home. May God bless yon and help you, and
preserve you for future usefulness - The Union"
The regiment then marched 10 Montague Hal, where
an ample dinner was prepared FOR them. aud to which
they sat down anS si full Justice. Among those pres
ent were The Mayor. members Of the Board Of Alder
men, Gen Duryea. Gen. Spinola, Col Roberts Of t's
J9th Regiment. OF Mayor Hail. Postmaster Lineolu.
aud NUMBER Of others Col Cross Of the C1h Ost Long
Island expressed his satisfaction with the arrangements
made by The citizens for The entertainment of h officer
and men. 4 fer drner was over tho men let to SEQ
lle.I ,yuds Te.r ,loiiei uIe considerably torn sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08

STREEr-CLBANIHG CONTACTS contracts
for clcaring the now very dirty streets OF Brooklyn
d.. have been awarded follows: Thirteenth Ward
W. b. Sparrow. o.. $50; Fourteenth Ward, Hill New
man. 81 200; Fifteenth Ward. Jacob STARK, s91o Six
tcenth Ward. Same. sl.G3O; Seyentecnth Ward. Chas
Rourke e7OO; Ninesenth Ward. Patrick Cullen
81 900. These amounts somewhat higher than Tho
rates Of last year. and Mayor Wood expresses the dc
termination Of making every contractor fulfill his agree
ment with the city. His predecessor did not do this
The accumulation Of entire year now lies in many
the streeta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT W NEW-YORk
Cleared .

shp.-fr,ncis u. GETTING. Mallory, Liverpool, Smith
Dafanr. Nate tBfern.), jsbns. Bremen. &. Lnilns. -
Bsrs-R-inae.r. Wellington EArbaao- H. .fe~ bridge
sor,, Commodore tBf), Carrsy' 81 Johns ~ - IL r.
Buck Co. ~,
Bhs.-soJhis ,Nor.), Holt. Alicante, liolnto B.'
chen Mary Alice lBrl Hardy shebnine Bret son o
s.rli.h, fb1l psvi,ou DcmsIsrA ID. r. Devote; Prince
Cor.orf DR. Pigeon. Kingston Js. C. III. Tnmegn .
schoon.r.-Whlte Sea, Lee, Port Royal ;. w. Lewis =
CO Mar fBrl sl,emsn IlshfaJ, James Hunter Co.
Rarbow Saith Yob River. y. J. Caub- Catherine Beas
Hs.bcl Providence Bahcr Dayton j.nL hio~r hcAr,e
Mh,ln.,ou T. Kenny, h, n Butler, Hul.- Washingtop. H.
Kenny; Henrietta Wakefield Newport \ l., frfsnson
ood, Moonlight CfAbtree Nsshingion. TuppI featt.'
sarah siunan Chin ot.asge, 4. {. ilsyens HAM" Shapes
Warrington ". :. Brown Co.. Ada Anc.' iiir "s-1
ins'on. Do MayHowrr. Nugrn', Baltimore, j. W Moner
VI belle. T.hunr iors River j. tainib.Ii heossA
sm.i Washington, sifnpsou 4 Clarr.
st..l.r-I nplre u inter, " ashinsion, J. Hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08

ST. LOUIS. Wednesday. Jan. o 1873
By tho official vote of the November election,
Bates. lie leading Conservative candidate Tor the
Saprone Court, has Gel majority.
fhe weather Is very cold here. mercury running from
below 10 Is above zero. There Is about foot oi snow
OF the ground. The seighng 10 splendid.
Us.,ly Laden wagons eros. the river The Ice, and
,h.r, are no indications Of aspecdy bcreak up. The
weather ia. been intensely cold throughout the State
Mnny persons and hrnc amount vi stock nave frozen
10 death
Railroad trains are running regularly again.
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About M0rse@-Mow 70 Feed Them.
COST OF BOARDING. CITY HORsES--THE Till
AVREUR RAILROAD.

AVEEUB RAILROAD.
As we have almost nothing to report about
the horse market. We propose to embody little varied
useful information, with what We have to say Of the
trade this month which Is aimos: exclusively coa1nod
to horses for the army, ard it Is really surprsng thn'
with saoh al enormous consumption. tho supply ail
holds OFT. % that tie price up &c this time has only
reached el40 cac for snch are cceptable. and
IND that The inspection ia 40 close chat great many
ofered.srs rejected. Tie greatest complaint among
dealers, 10 Not that Che inspectors reoc. too many bui
that the inspection not made fast enongb the price Of
board s Che great sale stables in Twenty fourth street.
2eng no" - cents Gay with prospe1 OF ar nd, ance
TIE psice Of loose hay ranging from 81 IS to 81 20 per
GU: MAKES "~Lcrs anxious for qui k sales
NC have Heretofore tod how and whore, army horses
arc inspected end pgTchnssd. at the Government yard
IA l~entye.ghtb frcet each being separately ex
smlnei ~ 10 sge. size, gait activity and soDndDees.
Color J, not regarded nor * much attention pad a. the
fact Of being well broke. which would b. oil important
IN pfsa,e sa!e The sodicrs manage Ia break them
petty soon and Judging from Gen. Iiollcck'0 report,
vienk their neeks og take rome other equally ef'
'teu'e mode 10 gee nd of theU. He states
lLAi ue hsoe .: cavalry lorses alone. W the
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Jsa jersey MissssipFi and Failadel-
pliA
Blips-Msitspsp, Cen MCCLELLAN, Gres. Weston, and
Csr.cA - -.
B~Is-Cievsand Mary Ann, Active. Ellen Morrison. Bid
vol 0us,sve. Anpo Cstlsrino.
Bds. Esstsrp s.s Tfsch-ss Bsnnah Josephine. Harriet,
Arrow, u. T.. L~tsar, and rroubsdosr
sckoeuers- BiIlow, SsInL Pine. John Lsnthal, Alma
Adslirs Estels Chsr,per, Eupiemla NJ y. Hathaway N
w. smith Dearborn, Richard borden. ySny Moss
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GTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW

~ ~ NJ To III T.TAIVVTI NNIT UIlNSIfUN =.
- The ino fast sailing Clyde built Steamship CAL
EDONlA, Capt fccr. viii sail om Pier No. 81 North Rv
fitted in the approved sye to nsuru the comfort
safety OF passengers Rates OF pissare including abundant
supply Of well cooke I'd provisions: fs CABIN $40. Second
shin, &to Intermediate 80 Shersge s15 PAYABLE ~
eou,ncy ADJis &c FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 Co.
ke. Be~Aik CteD-
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Notice - Outgoing Vessels.

Tie u g. steamer Vicksburs (0usrd Ship COW liss Cd
s.splctos Staten lsasd American outward boend
o. en- ebl tide will round to and lay head to uds In order to
facilitate boarding Steamers Of other nations and ssIs
vessels Of all psiions WI be spoken only
J.a T. 1884, d. 7. BRAISE LIeut Conn andsf
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bort -iUarocus' Notice.
SrArI OF NrW.losK
MIX " NTNEIHNk. I
Ponr WARDF.s' OYgIcr, no. lN Wslst

PoNr WAaDF>s Oygicr. No l0t Wslhl
NOTICE il hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section the act pa..rd pn ~ 1851 entitled an Act 70
Reoreanl- tho Wsfsns Office Of te Pot Of cwfofs 20
eli persons Lder.sd H. having ebsfss Of the Subject
nader VI such inquiry -ranlnion Or survey th.t ne O'
lowing vessels nre under examination by the Port
Gems. and that tie said surveys examination viii b. com
peted within ten days neat succeeding this notice OF board
said ,s,sc,:
Shlp simatrs. ..'s''............f inr NO " re- "
thip M0unt.hi.sf.. .Ilcs 40. ," r. ~
kchr. Baltic. firf No ~ =. u.
q. II. BHAMllALL. f,c'ider-
] ItSl DIsnfIs sfc'tAIy
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TRAINS LEAVE NrwyoRE

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
FOR New Haven, BEL ll:3o g. IN. l2:l3 (Esl Soc
| (Ex.). $3.50, 40 and Ok .. m.
For Bridgeport, = Q.I). il;ooa ~ 1918 EaL SOC
(ExI $3.50, 4:30 and (Exl .. "a.
hOI Milford and str.ifold Ii:so m. 4; $50 4:Npe
t:30 p. ~.
roiNSrw.li. : $50 nse . N; IBIS EEL 800 tEah
2:s0, $50, $3.50, s(Ex) pm.
For Dsiisu and Greenwich. 1880, iioo n, 49, A~.
roi Stamford 7 e.. 80 ii:NA u.; u:ls 0zl SEC
Ex.), $50, $50, $3.50. tEx) pm.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations ~ 4! ~
N. $50. t:3v, $50, $50 p IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bostoa Va Springfield ~ lEx.) 500 GEL - -
Sor Boston VA Shore Line la;le Oh oRm
For Hartford aud Springfield. lExl n:p n 80
E1.l SPIN.
For Connecticut River Railroad a. (Ex) 70 Mostrssl
II 30 = III. TO Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and FmLku Ralrosl, lEak
1l:30 III.
For New Haven. New London and sonnston RsllSssS&
-. m, l?:l3, B. 8p. m.
For Canal Railroad l2:ls p n. ~ Northampton.
For Housstouic Railroad, . IN.
For Nsugatuck Railroad O. w., ep
for Darbury aud Norwak Railroad, I. $50 n, go
Commodious Sles ping Cars attached TO p M 1rsps
JAMES II. HOfT Superintendent