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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21
PERSONAL.

MR.E Z. L. JEWELL, formerly editor of paper
at Port Hudson, which was shut up when that
place was captured has purchased the New Or
leans Delta office, recently sold under the conhs
cation act, and will establish a newspaper in that
city.
Ex-GENERAL j. E. JOHNSTON and Indy ar
rived In Richmond on Thursday, and took rooms
ut the SpOtswood Hotel.
MIR. HENRY ST. PAUL, n graceful but re-
bellious writer, formerly OF New Orleans, has
become editor Of the Mobile DdiIy NeIrs
ii. W. ALLEN and THOMAS OvERTON
MooRR, cX-rebel governors Of Louisiana, are a.
Monterey. Allen Is said to be writing very af.
fecting letters about Louisiana and its people
BRIG. GEN. STEVENS, late C. S. A., and
formerly on duty at Galveston AS Lieut.. St. yens
U. S. Engineers has gone 90 Mexico, to engage
in railroad engineering. lie is accompanied by
q. c. Talcott, late Superintendent Of the DanyiIle
and Richmond railroad.
Hon. JOIN COvODE was in town Yesterday
and left for home this morning.
Hon. JoHS CocHRANE, of Eufala, Ala, is
at willards,
The rebel Gen. D. F. Cheatham arrived in
town yesterday, and is at the Metropolitan
JEFF. THOMPSON has established himself
IN New orleans as partner IN the mercantile
hrm Of Mix, Thompson 4 Power. Thompson and
Power have been rather unmixed lately.
AN anecdote is told of the late Lord Chan.
cellor Of England, whose fall from his high posi-
tion recently created so much comment 1t is
said that after the delivery Of his grand farewell
speech in the house, the fret person he met was
LORD Ebury, who has a hobby for altering the
'hnrch ritual, "My Lord said the ex Chan
n A a 49,
proper. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

THE GRAND LopGE OF THE INDEPENDENT
ORDER OF 0DD FELLOWS OF VIRGISIA.-The
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows Of the State of Virginia assem-
bled on Wednesday morning at Odd Fellows
Hall, in this city, situated at the corner of
franklin and Mayo streets. After organ
izing, Isaac Schriyer, of Richmond, was re-
elected Right Worshipful Grand Master Of
the State, and William J. Reddick, Grand
Secretary. All the other officers were also
reelected. The object of the present called
session is to appoint delegates to the Nation.
al Grand Lodge, which will meet in Balti-
more in September.
During the war a Grand Lodge was formed
in West Virginia, which made application to
the National Grand Lodge to sanction its or
ganization. This the National Grand Lodge
refused to do until action should be taken
by the Grand Lodge of Virginia. The Grand
Lodge, we are able to announce with great
unanimity, has agreed to let the West Vir.
ginia organization remain as separate
Grand Lodge.
The Grand Encampment Of Virginia met
in the same building yesterday. y.-Rieltmomd
Republic, Aug. IS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

CRoPs OF SOUTHERN ILLINoIs.-A corre-
spondent of the Chicago Republican says
that the crops through the great American
bottoms Of Illinois are somewhat different
from those farther north. Their crop of
wheat is considerably below an average, both
in quantity and quality, having been badly
damaged by rust, before cutting, and by
the heavy rains afterwards, SO much so that
much of 1t was sprouted. There is, how.
ever, a large quantity of last years crop still
held by the farmers in this section, different
farmers, even in this immediate vicinity, still
holding from 900 to 5000 bushels each.
Corn, oats, and grass, were never better than
this year, there being large crops and an
abundant yield
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21
SECOND EDITION
Eoun O'CLOCK. p. M :.
TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

A well-informed correspondent at Wash.
iugton" writes to the New York Bcsaiav
Post that "JErrsRsos DAviswili be tried
before civil court, and probably at Rich
mond, before tho United States Circuit Court
there"
The " well.iuforned correspondent might
have been better informed upon the subject
on which he was writing. We are able TO
state positively that the time, place, and
manner Of the trial Of JEFFERSON DAVIS
have not yet been decided upon. Events
now passing and hereafter to transpire will
have much to do with the trial Of the arch
conspirator
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

The following is the reorganization Of Gen.
Sheridan's Department
l. The Department of Mississippi, Mai.
Gen. II, W, Socum, commanding, embracing
the State of Mississippi, headquarters at
Vicksburg.
2. The Department of Florida, Maj. Gen.
J. @. Foster commanding, embracing the
State of Florida, headquarters at Tallahassee.
3. The Department Of Louisiana, Maj.
Gen. Z. r. s, Candy, commanding embrac-
ing the State of Louisiana, headquarters at
New Orleans, La,
4. The Department of Texas, Maj, Gen.
II. G. Wright, commanding, embracing the
State Of Texas, headquarters Mt Galveston,
Texas
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Letter from Mr.. Colfax.
[From the South Bend Register.l ]

SAN PkANcisco, July 0, 1865.
Friends Wheeler and Hall!
We start tomorrow for Oregon, visiting en-
route Sacramento, the Central Pacific railroad
up to the Sierra Nevada, a different railroad
from the one we came into the State on,
Grass Valley, Nevada, and Marysville. From.
Portland we go up the Columbia river days
sail by steam to see the scenery and the dal-
las, then to Olympia, in Washington Ter ri
tory, and via Pugets Sound and tho Straits
Of Fuca to Victoria, on Vancoaver's Island,
returning here carly in August from over one
thousand miles journey north. We shall
then visit the Yosemite, the Big Trees, the
Geysers, etc., and start home by the steamer
Of September 3.
My hoalth Is excellent, and the visit the
most delightful one of my life
Yours truly, S. CobFAx.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

Hon. ALFRED ELY, cx-member of Congress
and ex-Lbby prisoner, requests US to state
that the report that he is to appear before
the WEhz military commission Us a witness
for the defence, is without any foundation in
truth. lie has been subpGn@d by the Com.
mission to appear and testify, in behalf of
the Government, to certain facts that came
to his knowledge while he was a prisoner at
Richmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

1, not the fast young man, Ketchum, who
has defrauded his father, brother, and host
of other bankers out Of S., 900, 900, the same
man of that name who kept "open house
at one Of our leading hotels, was so lavishly
free with his money, and made such n great
splurge generally in favor of Mcclellan,
during the session Of ttb Democratic Ma
tional Convention in this city last year?
Our opinion is that he is tho same man.
and our surprise when We first heard of the
New York frauds is considerably modified by
the fact.-Chieago Republican,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21
New Line OF American Steamers for
Europe.

The American steamship Circassian sailed
at two O'Clock this afternoon from pier No.
80, North river, for Southampton and Bre.
men. This is the first American vessel
which has attempted to cross tho Atlantic
ocean In about four years. and her sailing
was an occasion of special interest, not only
in mercantile circles, but to tho general
public.
The Circassian, though comparatively a
small vessel, took nearly one hundred and
fifty passengers. She had besides q full
cargo of tobacco.
This is the beginning of new enterprise,
which contemplates the establishment of an
American line of steamships that shall make
frequent and regular trips to Europo.-N.
Y, EOe. Posi-, l9M inst.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

IMPORTANT TELEGRAPHIc LINE. - The
telegraphic wire is up and at work between
Shreveport and St. Louis via Camden and
Little Rock. a.
As we have stated, the limo is also open to
Houston and Galveston, Texas, and from
Shreveport to Houston and Galveston, Texas,
and from Shreveport to Vicksburg.-NsW
Orleans Pic0ylt1te. u..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21
WERZ RUMORS.

The statement that the Government will
him to turn States evidence " against
JEFF. DAVIS, is simply absurd. There is no
doubt that the greatest latitude will be given
to the defence to enable WERz to relieve
himself from the entire responsibility of all
the awful crimes with which ho is charged.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

THE PorATo ROT.-Tho Calais Me- Ad-
UertiSer says that the rust has struck the pO-
tato crop In that region more severely this
season than 1t has for many years past,
Many Of the farmers have commenced dig.
ging them up hoping to snve some Of them.
Whole fields which looked finely week ago
now look as black as though fire had run
through them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

sOUrHwEsTERN RAILWAYS TO DE Pur IN
ORDER.-We are pleased to learn that Brig
Gen James d. Webster, the well known and
worthy Chief Of staff to MJ Gen. Sherman,
has arrived here from Washington for the
purpose of inspecting and reporting on the
condition of the railroad lines throughout the
Southern country, with the probable cost Of
putting them in running order. This is re-
garded as an evidence of good will on the
part OF the National Executive -NeW Or
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21
APPOINTMENTS.

The President made the following appoint.
ments on Saturday afternoon:
THOMAS ORION, Assessor of Internal Rev,
enue for the Sixth district of Illinois.
JAMES WATSON, to be Chief Engineer in
the revenue cutter service, vice GEORGE
MCNAB, resigned.
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81, 1865
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT.

President JOHNSON and party returned to
the city in the River Queen yesterday noon
lie went as far as Point Lookout. The trip
was very pleasant one and proved exceed
ingly beneficial to the President.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21
GEN. BUTLER's LATn cHrEr OF
STAFF ON RECONSTRUCTION
AND NEGRO sUFFRAaE.

Extrncf fronn Privnfe Letter Of Colonel
John w. shsfrer, late Of the U. 8.
Army, to Private Miles O'Reilly,
Editor OF the Citizen.
fRERroRr, ILL,. July IS, 1885.
My DEAR MILES: have Just seen n fun
ny description Of Maj. Gen. j. W. Turner
and myself, copied in several Of our Illinois
papers, under the head Of "Miles o'Reilly's 9
Personal Recollections Of the War" / en-.
joyed the story; but unfortunately, in place
Of being in New Orleans making money,
have been at home ever since LETT the ser.
vice, spending what little had. =
The most of my time, apart from business
hours, Is now spent in pitching into the very
loose way in which our Government is man
aging the rcbol States. You know am Rad.
ical TO the core, and insist on full and com.
plete naturalization for the future and to
the end that we may have that l insist on
all loyal mon, black or white, and none other,
taking part in the reconstruction Of the rebel
States; and when they arc fully organized
and in working order, then am willing to
take reasonable proportion Of the disloyal
into the church or rather, take them in in
such numbers rs not to endanger the fabric
built by loyal men. i swear to you, Miles,
any settlement short Of this is an outrage to
the hundreds of thousands Of our noble dead,
who surrendered their lives willing sacrifice
that our Government might stand among the
nations Of the earth as a government Of uni
versal liberty, and government that gave to
all equal rights under and before the law.
Understand me. 1 don't believe, If the
disoyal are all pardoned las fear thoy will
be, } and allowed to take part in the politics
Of the country, that it will be ten years until
the develish dogma Of States sovereignty will
prevail We have beaten the rebel army
but we have not destroyed their political
heresies, and unless we do that we fall far
short of our duty. But enough Of this-I
did not intend to talk politics when began
this letter.
learn you are connected with paper
Send II TO me at once, and let me know the
price and will remit. Write and tell me
how you are, and how you prosper. Come
West and visit us.
Your friend always,
JSo. WILSON SHAFFER
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

Tho President granted the following special
pardons on Saturday:
Cave johnson, Frank O, Dunnington, Thos.
7. Brown, and W. @. Whithorm, of Tennes.
g; Il. ii. Murrell, of Virginia, James L.
ward, of Thomas county, Ga, and james
Larley, Montgomery county Ala
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21
The Art Of seIf-Defence,

A party OF professionals from New York
are on a visit to our city for the purpose of
giving fstic tournament at the pinev Rronob
race-track. They propose to deliver n disnIov
Of the art rPhyTQme in its mildest form. and II
such homeopathic doses as will not deronoo
the nerves of the most fastidious.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

A MRNDIcANT we'll known in the neighbOr-
hood of the Church of the Madeleine, Paris,
addressed to gentleman lately the following
irresistible appeal II am poor, Monsieur,
but | am religious want but one Of the
saving virtues. | have Faith, have Hope,
it remains with you to give me Charity"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

PHILADELrHiA, August 2l.-Jesper Hard
ing, Collector Of Internal Revenue Of the
First Congressional district, and formerly
publisher Of the Pennsylvania Inquirer, died
this morning at the residence of his son, W!
W. Harding, Chemut Hill, aged 65 years.
Mr.. Harding was the Oldest newspaper
publisher in this country.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

JAMES BoYD a BRoTHRRs, brokers Of this
city, suspended to-day, their funds being in
the hands of Ketchum, Sons Co., who have
failed in New York in consequence of the
heavy defalcation, Several Of the heavy
national banks of this city have also been
sufferers by the New York defalcations, but
no apprehensions exist as to their ability to
weather the storm. .-Cin. Gazette, 1871.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

Contributions FoR RFREEDMEN.-The con-
tributions in Switzerland for the relief of our
free colored citizens amount, according to
last advices, to the value of $4,000, and
new subscription lists have been lately opened
at Geneva and other places. In France there
is also particularly among the Protestants)
great activity displayed in the same direc-
ton 7N' ".I ...
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n r TIE Ee n AP H.


New Yonx, Aug. 2i.-The TIibn,ie ssys
o desperate hght occurred on Sunday morn
ing among the tiremen in tho Sixth district
-Four men were shot, one killed, and mum.
Der wounded.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

J. BARCLAY HARDING, of the Philadelphia
Telegraph, was this afternoon appointed by
the President, to tho collectorship of Internal
Revenue Of the First District Of Pcnnsylva-
mia, vice WM HARDING resigned.
DANIEL r. GooDLoE for the United States
Marshalship of the District of North Caro-
lima.
DARIUS II. SrARBUoK is to DO United States
Attorney for the District Of North Carolina.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

SUIcDE.-A man named Powell Herse, re-
siding on @ street, between Second and Third,
committed suicide this morning, about o'clock,
by shooting himself through the heart with re-
yOVer. The coroner was duly summoned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

Death of the United States Consul at
Prince Edwards Island.
The State Department is in receipt Of in
telligence this morning from Prince Edwards
Island announcing the death of J. H. sHER-
MAN, Esq. lie died on the llth instant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21
Pnrtioned

ALFRED CHAPMAN, of Orange county, Va,
was this afternoon pardoned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

Your friend always,
JSo. WILSON SHAFFER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

February, }
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- this Brreau until meridian March H. 1855 FOR The IRON
&c described IN the following classes Each bid must be
made for an entire class delivered at the respective Navy
Yards Payrnens win be made In the usual manner delivery
70 commence IN twenty days after notification Of acceptance
Of bid to proceed continually aud tho whole 70 be delivered
tire lowest responsible bidder the rsht oenr reserved Of re-
The usual viii be required and the contract vii
be dared u. day the notice OF acceptance Is given.
Printed schedules and Instructions be obtained by spph
cation "a the Bureau
Proposals must directed to the Chief Of Bureau OF Steam
EnguccTins ard iudo cd Proposals. for Ma trials ior the
Navy" tina; they may be distinguished from other business
NE following are the classes tie respcctve Navy
yards:
/ KlrrERy.-C1Ass No l--Bolr, I-on.
KITyrERY-CLAss No. p Round and Fla, Iron.
8i.eco pounds best American ionnd and Fla. iIoa.
28,"o pound. best American 2 Iron.
ChhHLts1O WN.-c1Ass No. "copper"
CHAELEsroW E-(Lsss No ?.
So, Iouna- BAN, hanea liz
500 pounds : ah Zinc
beo06LYN.-,cIAs No l-Bo1-r I-oa, Sc
10 ~ ponds best American lsn.e Iron.
q SO pound. best American shce. Iron.
IRo0KLYN.--C Lass No. 2-Rofnt SQUARE ana Fla Iron
l7e 300 pound bes, hme'icsn Round Iron.
lto5e p9uais hest American Square OF Flat lion
LROOkLYN.--CLAssN c.H-TIos.
5co00 pounds best American Iron
BROOKLlN.-CLass No 4-Hoiiey Rir.n
llNNO Hounds best culity Boiler kivetl.
WASHlNGTpE.-CIAss No l-Iyon, ~.
5000 pounds best American Roune square and Fla, lion
10 tur- best Bloom Iron.
WASHiNGTON.-CLAss No. Pig Hon.
80 TINS best American Anthracite Pig Iron.
To- laIs No. American Charcoal Pig lroA-
NASHIN6IOS.--l LAss No. b-N'ce.
l8,o5l POUNDS lcmd Square. and Oc.aron Cast Steel
NASHINGrON-CL4 No. s--CoIpo.
on pounds lnsot Copper.
WAShINGID lass No. TIA Loc6 and ZfHe.
1000 pounds Lead tiigs)
20,O00 pounds Tin. fsir8its.)
8,rc9 pounds lab Zinc.
WASH lNGTpA.-CL.ss No t-EaofHec-'' S'o-s,
1O0 gross Wood Screws Sfri-rs. Sandpnner, Alcohol
a.,es ouT IosiI Oh Nitio Bora, Solder DIick
Wnifiue
NfSlIlNGTON.-CLAss No T-Whifr Pine LUMBER.
62c0ie White Pine Luuhsr o. various thcknts dressed
on both sides, suitable for making patterns
NQrNOLk.-CLAss 10. lRosHd SgVrre, and F'l1' ITon.
2j 500 pounds 6c American Round square, and Fiat ron
NGEIoLk.--CLAss Va. 2--l'ig iroH.
100 tuns be- American Charcoal Pig Iron.
NOEFNLh.-- LAS No. .--h0iT htreI
600 pounds te.i quality Boiler Rivets.
I.lOo pounds best quality Smoke pipe hivets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE.
~ Daily
For Providence Direct
The and splendid steamers
ELECTRA AND GALATEA,

ELECTRA AM GALATEi,
Having Superior Accommodations for Pa'serRes hno
Freight vii Pier No p North River, loot Of hoon'
,on street Daily SUNDAYS excepted at p. m .
Connecting At Providence with the g. M Tor boston.
III, Eli CrRA Capt. j. W. NfE. vii leaye Ne"-iork
everv MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY. ,.,,,,, -,
The GALATEA, Capt WIN JONES, every AOEoDAi'
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
fIy-Frssht taken at Propeller Rates,
steamers ar. nnsrpass.d in their ents
FOR the como! and SAFETY OF passengers and ther faculties ior
the transportation of Freight q,
AFTER retiring for the night are not disturbed
til ar Providsnc-, at hour early enoun 70 Sc
cnre seats 81 desrrd he hrst accommodation tram Ior
Boston, arri van. IN Boston a. a. Ia. ,-.,
For information in regard 20 Freight kc apply TO lsAAC
ODELL. General Freight gent. Pier No y, N H. . 49,,
For Tickets Staierooms berihs, Apply 10 w NJ Ed
WARDS Geueal Ticket Agent, Pier DO q, North River
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Proposals.
QrAsTERsAsrYp-GESgKaL OFYic., FRyT DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CITY, February 10, 1865.
ltROPOSAI.S EDR MAAIIRE -Snnlnd M

PROPOSALS. FOR MAN URE.-Seaed pro-
4 posss viii be received at this Office until WFDNES-
DAY March 49, 1865, Y O'Clock fo the purchase Of al
he that may be procured from the stables and
rails Of the Geboro Depot Washington d. C., within
The twelve months ueSt succeeding April !, 1863
III. successful bidder viii be required to have barges
boats moorec ri the warf u boro in readiness
10 rtceive the which accumulate The United
Setes viii dover the IN the ga rges boats and
Wal designate an agent to measure Il as RAPIDLY as loaded
BIDDERS must fate the price per cubic yard Al oath OF al
ltliance wi! 10 required rom eacu bidder.
Payment viii be required be made in Government funds
at the md Of each month for the delivered In the
baTgcs during the month.
hoids with approved securities viii be required from the
par awarded the Of ten thousand t0oOCl dollars
The Department the right reject any proposal
not deemed advantageous to the United States.
Proposals must be addressed under signed Washing
ton u c. and marked lie envelope Proposals for Ma
uaTe" JAMES 4. EkIN,
Colonel In charge lst Division, y. NJ O. o.
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Colonel in charge i.i Division, q, NJ O. o
As..r orARrEnNAsrER.s oFrIcr. FoEAoF DEr'T.

no. 30 Ceaar-st., Ngw.YoRK CITY, Dec. - 1854
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily, Tor
n the FRElGllTS Of FORAGE for the United States
Cuertermas'es Department. from New ork City Phlsdel
thia Boston, Portland other pors the coast OF Maine
20 Washincon Alex andr, Va Nevben, n. c. Port Royal,
;. G., savannah Ga. and New-Orieans, La.
Propositions must state standing aud capacity OF ve''
SCI quantity o. hay Gni grain respectively they viii require
and when ready ior Go nd addressed to
Z. j. ClAPMAN CaIa. and Asst Qnar'erInasier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
i BRITAIN AND IRELAND, BY
TAPSCOrlS =
fsvorie lines Of LONDON AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Ealing every week. Parties wsbns TO send ior ther esd,
or remit money 10 the old country can do the mVst
favorable terms by appyingto to- oocruppcoo
No. u SQlTHtST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
Gieamboats ano RAILROADS..

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FITCHBrRG. EASMvAs
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAlNA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and s'aurch steamer Of the Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF EEW.SORk,
leave daily SUNDAYS erceped a4 o'clock -
from Pier No 80 North River, foot Of Nestryst-,
FOR NEW-LONDON,
therr connecting with the Steamboat Express Train nom -
above points via Norwich and Worcester, Boon and W
and Nashua and New London and Norasa
Railroads.
Freight taken q, the lowest For Information inquo
l. B. MARTIN. Agent on the iier