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CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Saturday Nov. 18th, 1867.

Ann G. Londay and others "a. Eiizabsth Essel-
man ard others.
III PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF. TIE
Il Chancery Court ut Nashville n the above
named cause. viii sell al she Courtnouse al
Nashville. ~ Il o'clock,
On Saturday scverzbeF 18th. 'Gz,
The Ru-e and lot On the corner of Church or
SPRING street and Hrh street. opposite tne
Episcopal Chereh. fronting about - feet ana
running back $50 feet. being The same properly
conveyed nv lanes z. Clark. Clerk. cte-. % Dr..
I,bnE Fs-elroan less % feet 81 the rear end.
CONVEYED ry Or. Esselnan . Mrs. Ellen Desha-
The bouse il now occupied by Mr. Shepherd.
who viii show it . nny enc arpiYine
TERMS -One-f0urth cash. and he resid1o On
,.redifs al one and tao years With interest from
dav IF sale. Notes required wan agProFe ed CO.
curitv ana . lien retained Sale Tree troT3 re-
dsmptIOE- hOiIOt % nv LII
coiI1fd CLERK aud Master.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


v A n L + II " - II q II H ,
No ~ Cherry ST.. two doors above Union,
Have now in store and ODER for sale one OF the
largest and best selected stocks of Goods eon-
sisting in part of the following articles:
Trimmings and Buttons, latest styles:
Fancy Goods, Bogwood, Steel and Jet Sets, etc.
Knitting farms and Zephyr Worsted, all shades;
WilloS Ware, Baskets. Chairs, etc.
Lace Goods, Notions and Hosiery, Of every de-
scription;
COrsets, all sizes and styles;
Ribbons, Star Braids, etc.
TOYS, DOLLS, Wooden Ware, and Children's
Buggies;
The best assortment ever brought to Nashville.
All our Goods will be sold at prices which defy
competition. dUNTRATH 4 SCHIFF.
octl9 tiljanl 80 Cherry street.
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Cincinnati Markes.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 2S.-Flour unchanged; fami-
~ Sll 50@1l 70 Wheat held firm at 81 80 for No.
red Corn dull at 9s9sll for No. 1 mixed Oats
CSC. Rive duh at 81 45. Barley duh aud IN
changed at 81 40Gl 50. the latter for choice
Canadian. Cotton steady demand with fair
sales at lie for middlings Tobacco good de-
mand; sales Of I29 hhds Tugs st s. 5Oaa 90.
Whisky unchanged and quiet Mess pork dull
at SCI. Bacon stesdyiand quiet. Lard duh at
lSc. Butter dali, sale lower. Cheese steady at
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II you want an all-wool Winter Shawl at
s. so, and a Lady's Beaver Cloak st 81,
60 10
CHAs. RICHHEIMER & Co.'s,
46 College St, one door from Union.
octl5 I'm
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The third race was for Club Purse OF
$500, mile heats. Four horses were en-
tered and started-Ooltawah Conflict, Pey-
ton Barry, and Julia Burton. The betting
ona Conflict and Ooltawah was about even,
Peytona Barry coming in as third choice,
the Bleakwind FLY ranking as the "slick
one. Considerable money changed hands
on this race, the knowing ones eing
mostly the losers.
FIRST HEAT.-All got off evenly and in
good style. AT the first turn, Ooltawah
took the lead, Conflict second, Peytona
Barry third, and Julia Burton behind.
The Highlander colt made spirited effort
on the last stretch for the heat, but the old
horse had too much speed and bottom for
his youthful mettle-Ooltawah coming in
without struggle full four lengths ahead
of Conflict, Peytona Barry third, the Bleak
wind FLY being distanced. Time l:49t.
SECOND HEAT.-OoItawah again took
the lead shortly after the start, winning
the heat and race easily in l:50.
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Ii Won want to see the new arrival Of
Dress Goods, Cloaks and Shawls, at greatly
reduced prices, 60 TO -.
CHAs. RIcHHErMER X Co.'S,
46 College ST., one door from Union
octl5 In
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RACES TO-DAY.
We append the entries for to-day
FIRST RACF

CUMBERLAND STAKE No. 1.-For three year
olds, mile heats, $50 entrance, play or pay The
Association to add $3.50 if the race is run.
LIST. Turner & johnson enter Oh. f. Magazine,
by Australian, dam by old Wagner, three years
old.
ID Turner & johnson name Oh. C. Longstreet,
by Lexington, dam Alice Jones, by imp. Glen
coe three years old.
Sd, Craig q Cockrill name Oh. f Notify, by
Jack Malone, dam by imp. Sacklowie, three
years old.
4th Craig & Cockrill name Oh. f. Sadowa. by
Jack Malone, dam Sea Breeze, by imp. Albion,
three years old.
9Th. q. W. Darden names F. Bissiok'5 eh f
Maggie Hunter, by Australian, dam HeadS-I-
Say, by imp. Glencoe, three years old.
9th. G. W Darden names f. Bissick's ch.
Patrician, by Hiawatha, dam Gloriana, By
Eclipse, three years old.
18th. A. Barnes names I. L. Iancy's ch. c.
Sandy Barnes, by Bleakwind, dam Prairie
Flower, By imp. Sovereign. three years old.
SECOND RACE.
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LonisyiIIe Market

and excitcd
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CoNTrNUED.-We will continue our large
sale of Drygoods, Ready-Made Clothing,
Hardware, etc, etc, this morning at 10
o'clock. CRUNE, DoDsoE q Co,
oct29 1t GO North Market st.
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FaIl Races-second Day.

The attendance at the course yesterday
was much larger than on the first day
quite a number Of ladies being on the
stand, exhibiting in their beaming faces
and animated manners lively interest in
the sport. The weather was clear and de-
lightful, quite in contrast to the gloom and
damp Of the opening day.
At the appointed hour, the bell rang for
the first race, the Exception Stake, two
mile heats Cor all ages $50 entrance, the
association to add $500 should the race be
run. Five entries were ON the programme,
but all paid forfeit except Chick amauga,
who was allowed 10 "walk over" This
colt is by Jack Malone, dam Alboni by
imp Albion, and as he went around the
track in a rattling gallop, appeared TO be
in fine running order and showed OFF TO
great advantage.
The second race was a Club Purse of
$780, mile heats, free for all. Closed with
three entries, namely, Viola, Prematora
and Chickamauga, all of which started. In
the pools Chickamauga was the favorite
three to one, with Viola second choice.
FIRST HEAT.-After false start, all got
off in good order, Viola having the inside
track. At the first turn, Chickamauga took
the lead, followed closely by Viola, with
Prematora several lengths in the rear,
which positions were maintained all the
way round. Coming down the home
stretch, Viola made desperate and gall
liant effort to pass the colt, who, however,
came under the string a full length ahead
Time, 1:494.
SECOND HEAT-This was a repetition of
the former heat, Chickamauga again taking
the lead, which he kept ali the way round,
winning the heat and race almost in gal
lon. Time. l:5O.
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Anausenteuts.

Tar BLACK CRooK.-There was ire
mendous lam at the old Theater last night,
aud all went merry and witching and
wonderful as ever. The audience was
made up almost entirely Of people resid-
ing within the city limits, there beirg no
special trains yesterday The quibbling Of
the over-fastidious who are afraid Of
pretty ballet girls done up as fairies, has
sfiectually ceased, and ladies now comprise
at least half the audience every night.
THF JAPAEFsE-The japanese last
night closed their season here with a
crowded house, and 90 away with assn.
rance Of warm welcome should they ever
return. They will leave for Atlanta to-day
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FnGFFIFLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive al Nashville at.......-..-..-...''ss A. 81.
,sve Nashville AT NV p. NJ.
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. 23.-Sales Of us hhds tobacc,
at 1894 50. Flour-superine s. 50. Corn shele,
81 10; new ear 75c. Oats in bulk zoe. Whea
quiet s. CO. Cotton lll<c. Mess pork 81 81
Bacon shoulders liISc; clear sides 1879. Lar,
1870 in tierces River standing. with twenty
Il Ve inches in tha canal nv the mark
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SAsHyTrLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at..6.7O. 700 4. N. and 500 P. N
Arrives ut Shelhyyile.. 900 A. n. and 30 P. ".
Arrive at Chattanooga. 900 A. n. and go P. NJ.
Leave ChattAnooga.. h.io A. N. ana t,u p NJ
Leaves Shelbyvile.....5.0OA A. N. and ~. ~ p n.
Arrives M Na7hvlle-....ll.lO A. n. and 2a5 P. NJ
Sundays excepted.)
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NASHVILLE AND RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........6OO A. NJ ana ';5lP NJ
Arrives az Nashville at..6:4O A. NJ and 4;pO P. N,
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An AwFUI STATE or AFFAIRs.-In the
defense Of a negro hacEman named London
Council, before Commissioner Stone yes
terday morning, for disorderlv conduct,
an effort was made to show that Jehus of
his color we're not only maltreated at the
Chattanooga depot, but frequently fred
npon. The Commissioner refused TO listen
to snch allegations, they havingno bearing
on the case in hand Strange these here
tofore unheard Of outrages never before
reached the public ear, when so many men
have beaten rock in the workhouse for
locomotive long days in punishment for
L.,,iv str;king the worshiped color.
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DIR. LEON BROCKMAN, only regularly
educated 0cuIist and Aurist in city. has returned
from tour abroad, and can be consulted every
day. from 9 A. VI. until P. n.
Reception Parlors-St. Cloud Hotel.
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SUMMARY,

Turner j johnson enters oh. c., Chieka-
manga, by Jack Malone, dam Alboni, by
imp. Albion, years old........................
A. c. franklin enters ch. IN, Viola, years
old, by Jack Malone, dam by % Wagner {
+. .. Elliott enters ch. m, PrematorR,
years old, by Jack Malone, dam by imp.
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NJ. I.ouss sIarkes.


ST. Louis. Oct. 2S.-Tobacco active; 81 5Oa
for shipping leaf. S74@l5 for mGnufact curing
Cotton better, l61SGl7e for middling. Flour
very dull and weak; extra s8GS 50. fancy $l2 80.
Wheat stands of between buyers and sellers
and the market dull and dropping; prime and
choice red s. SOAP 70s spring declined to So 60
mixed and yellow. Oats frmer at 64d65c.
choice. Rye dull and Sc lower at Sl735(6I 40
Provisions dull and drooping: transactions are
mostly retail; mess pork SD So clear sides lS34c;
clear ribs, f5$e; sugar cured hams 612c. Lard
dull at l41Sc for key
New York Markea.
Nav YORK. Oct. 2S.-Cotton &c lower. sales
of 1000 bales middling uplards at ice. Flour
lg2c lower; SSq9 for superfne western aud state
Whisky quiet and steady. Wheat shade frmer
at 81 l0G2 IL for No 8; spring 50 1892 50: No 2
do 50 2OtG2 q; No do 50 65: amber state s. Is:
white Michigan and white Tennessee was sold
on private terms. Rye UNCHANGED; 81 81 for
state; 81 50 for Canada west. Corn opened a
shade firmer but closed dull and declining at
81 S8Gl4 for western mixed in store and adoat
closing at 81 3SGl 80 aiOat; 81 a. for western
yellow. Oats l@l1&c better at Sl6S2c. Rice is
steady at l254c. Coffee dull. Sugar ll1Eal2t4c
Pork frmer at 81 50d2l Is for mess. Prime
beef quiet. Bacon at Sl2 508l2 Is for Cumber-
land cut. Cut meats dull at l5Gl7c for
shoulders. Lard heavy at l5l2Gl4Ec Butter
quiet.
New York DrygOOds Market.
NEw York. Oct. 23.-Very large sales were
made to-day in drygoOds at a recent decline.
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TEE CITY.

AND CL"SING OF TU &
wsIrS-sVGEsT sst.-0fHeiai.
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Club purse s400, two mile heats, free to all.
Johnson d Douglas enter Oh. b. Mugsins, b
Jack Malone, dam Fanny McAllister, BY On
ward. four years old
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i-'.Ni hliNi. i.s-.-.s'... -
eesapH Northern-
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
brp Gooos.
CLOSING SALE

At KINZEYs. CLOSING SALE.
19rs OF BANDS Sc, i9 s,js l'f Si-S Esi S3f
LoTs or LINEN SETS AND COLLARS ., oo ,ynvvpcuIrvs
LOTS OF HASDKERcHIEFs g. g, &c, iGs
LOTS LOFTS OK OF F gEHFS faSSiSbEEsR
LOIS L0TS OF HEaSTiTCHED HAEDKERGRIEFs, zoe. 25e
Soc LIDIES FINE TAPE BoRDERED Ge ,rs ~, D,nnove
RE SSSiA ,g,rS OF Rg T&lM edSSs
REMNANTS LACE GOODS
no Sd B sp s9IP TIE m svcn FLOWERS g. G..
RIBBONS AND vELvKfS f on iSb bFHb Gfps Sc and &C.
TRIMMINGS, 2sc on THE DOLLAR .,D c,o,, prrrovs
CLOSING OUR 12]e BUTTONS %. B6 ozgS
CCL L0sING Our or SO. BUTTONS l2le DozEN
CLOSING OUR 81 BUTTONS Zoe DOIEN' prorp ,xn M ap
ORNAMENTS AT 2se or THE DOLLAR s,,,nrs avn DRAW
ERS, scARFS sHAwLs &c, &c osrvo uosnspv GLOVES
TIES. scARrs, LEGcGyGs &c, &c
WOODEN HOODS. &C., l2lc -,
WOODEN HOSIERY 'c't ,i'sT TVj gr Sold
JOB LOT CLARK'S COTTON, Sc SPOOL,
LOT BLACK MACHINE SILK, TO- SPOOL;
H HoAs OF OF S Ec sLEEyK BUTTONS CHAINS
LOTS or OTHER GOODS CLOSING CHEAP, v,vgpv
Nos 22i and 221 Egn7e bet Trenar.t and Twenty second SIS
4 GREAT RUSH r For OUR CHEAP
Strangers who have not bought any Of them bad better do 50 Al 0a''
our supply ne"' oe si caS .sSe full 10 cents yard
i"Ai''h ~ IMMENSE LOTS, lic., 6e and he
IMMENSE LOTS 2oc 22c. and 25e moan ,,,sr,-r,s N.
AUCTION ROOMS w" h'A' SIC L0Ts DRESS GOODS, &c.
BIG LOTS Ole, SIC. and oe - ,,,, ,,,,,prss cro Otis
REPS hN"LSh o'lo"N'''' At HALF PRICE.
IMMENSE LOTS TABLE LINENS - ,.,,,.,,,s ~, o,-,,s
FIANNEIS BLASkEIst CAsslMEhbS' OLOih''
pptNrs nEI AINFs SIAWLS. HOSIERY, -.
Trims ph"H''' SHEErINGS Sc, FROM AUCTION,
AT ANY PRICE YOU WISH.
bLA'N ak N'A' ''' WE'LL WORTH isc., Soc and 7se-
on aIp6CAS YOU CAN SAVE 21c a Yard. -.
POSTER BROTHERS, No 10 Eghhale near lrhecnth' tha
f'' " NV POSTER BROTHERS, 30 212 Blescterst
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Passage % London, $50 go and so, currency.
Passage from London S75 go and 80. gold
ArALAN1A, Capt Pnkhan nom NeN-l York JAN "
BELfONA Can't DIXON, from NcSiOrk feb. 2
CELaA, Capt Gcadrl Lon Nev.iork FEB. l6'
WILLIAM PENN, Capt Billings, hom Newiork Peb r.
The elegant British steamship ATLANTA $500 lns viii leave
Pier Va North RIVER for London direct SATURDAY Jan u
The for passengers this ship unsurpassed Freight
vii be taken and through s o. adg given 10 Hae Antwerp Rot
Por ea,.ssS apply 10 CHIs WHITING 2d Broadway For
freight spply at Ne - Sogthtt -.-
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs

THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers Pier No ~ North River foot OF Canatt
Dee 3NEw YORK CAPT W. G. Furber connecting With CON
jan H. isS~iESRY CHAUSCEY, Capt G. Gray connecting
with GOLDEN AGR, Capt. Jlphge . 81, co,npv
Jan. 2L-OCBAN QUEEN, Capt - connecting VIVID "OiDh-'
CITY CAPT !. r. Watkins IN.
An touch at Of LIST and 2lt connect Pana
ma South Pacific h and lIb Tor Ceht Ame
can porsa md those Of ls touch al Man1anllo
Departure Of lh each month connects with the new steam hs HUN
Panama % Australia and New Zealand. , ,.
Colorado TO for Yokohama and Hong Kong on APni
3, 1867 -, Al. ,,.u.,... .nI
hundred pounds Of baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free
For passage tickets information apply at the once on
'no NhNI' w." W ' 49, E r BABY. Ageut
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MONDAY, JANUARY IA, 1867
Urn GOODS.

VA X. PEYT0N,
w. Nos al L 27l Bowery
~ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FRENCH MERINOES,
FRENCH PoPLINs -,
BRIGHT PhAID PoPLINs,
GRANlTE PoPLINs,
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Ocean CLEANERS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
a nj

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Cos
IL THROUGH LINZ
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING MEXICAN PORTS
AND CARRYING THE L. g. MAILS
THROUGH IN TWENTY-FIVE DAYS
srv,vsp,ps on THR CeyyEcrrgo on THE PACIro
Arr.S
ARIZONA COLORADO.
UEERY CHAUNCEY CONSTITUTION.
EEW.YORK GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN SACRAMENlO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE
COSTA RIGA MONTANA, re, lc.
Of the above splendid Steamships will LEAVE P
~ NORTH RIVER foot Cana mt " o'clock noon on c ISL
lh and 2 fevery month terept when those dates i1 on sunday
and then preceding Saturday. ASPlNWALL connecting via
Railway with Of the Companys Steamships h0m Panama
Tor SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPULCO
Denaru Of and Dist Panama with steamers Tor
coTIU Pacific and CENTRAL AMERICAN PORTS.
Those Of the LIST touch at MANZANlLLO.
1rpt n ONR QUARTER from rates allowed 70 second
cabin and eage passengers with families Also allowance OF ONE
QUARTER on through cfgyen and their families and school
teachers -.
accompany baggage through attend to ladies' and children wou
male received the dock the day he S5
from Steamboats, railroads aud passengers who prefer TO sSna down cary
An errrienced surgeon board Medicine and Nenlahee rec
Por Passage Tickets information apply at e COMPANY
"NAN'''' W '' " F. r. BABY, Agent
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MIN i1nblithtiohs.
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Corporatlon Noiirrs.


CORPORATION N0TlCE-Public Notice a
b,s All .s impoyed or we'd lands affected thereby
GlNug Assessments been completed sud are LODGED ~
the Roanl OF Assessors examination by all persons
Fr-For regulating setting curb and gutter a
waits feet vide In Eighty hnis het hth and Tenth "A
Seeoad-For reseiting curb aud gutter IN N'"s'srs~ 0
Thr-Por tagging ad.waks IN Thidaye, om Onehana'1 ~
Tenth One hundred ank rweatethsts a., NH % ore
Fourh-Por paving Thinlaye, FROM one hHnigedanl N1'N
hundreds ninth sts With soue blocks p.xr
Fh-For building In Prncest bet hotst snu Wv hausea
The limits embraced By such Assessment Include az Io , on
and lots Of ground, vacant lots pies OF - vss
Frt-Both OF Eighty hnistA Son Eighth Ia
sides OF Wooster bet Grand ad BToome a one
Thlrl}oh sides Of Thdays, hoA One handTeda ieA''
hundred and. 1weiehsta ,xuh "a Ore
Furth-Rot sizes Third from Oae huudresn Nln s,
hundred ninthst and both sides OF The neseA's
to he oItent Of half the block either Way BON IEsne
FGh-Boh sides Prinesst, from hottest TO the BoSery koor
All persons Affected BY the above
ments opposed the either them Va
present their affections In writing 10 II e J
Office No. 70 Chamber st., Basement NeN Courthouse N
days from the date II this notice -
JOS sSSf : !; 3 SAIsfh Board Of Assessors
ISAAC o. HUNT =. =, 1851
oFTcH Board OF AssEssoKs, New Cont House jan -,
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE. ,d 9ns g,
the following Courts be held in and for the Cy 'A' |'"
York, on the tlh day OF February, 1857; u Pan Ores
Apanel Of 50 Grand Jurors for Supreme Court |i'u"
AMI Tennner. . c..,, P.h Oyts
panel. Of IOI Petit each for Supreme 0''
Two psasIs q lOa Pe, Jurors each, for Superior c0a
Two panel. o., lOi Pet, Jurors each, for Court Of
rsrsI ~ Is Grand Juror. for Of General Sessions
"ras " '"''s''~H' wy Y cQFkHS w.
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JEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
laG6. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
COMMENCING DEC. 10 l866.
Pa.ugr Station in YewYork Twenty seventht aud Peut
ave. Entrance on Twenty -seventh'st


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven, 200 300 (EI ll3O l2l5 (EI 200 Hib
3e, 43fnd 300 (ELl p n. - - , -. -.
For Bridgeport 100 500 (BI), ll3) Rl5 tBLl go lkI
345, I 20 and % (Er) p m
For Milford and Saori 100, ll30 n ms as 40
For Fairfield Southport; and WesiPo, 100 lid nj ats 4"
For SOra 200 100 CEr 800 ll9o l2is OH 800 RI
345. 40 so. g. 90 tl,T.) p.
For Dahen, zoo 800, ll3o n: 34, 40, $50 p N.
Greenwich, 100 300, ll3fa lis 3f5, 40 $50 $50
For stamford 100 eco 81 800 ll3o R5 BLh AIS y"
OK, IS, 80 53o. So 400 lEr-l ?. - - l.. =
For Port Cher and intermediate stations 100 goo, llo ~
345, 40, SO, So IO0p ID.
Thursdays Train will leave Twenty seyss;d Al
lid ?. IN. . -
For Boston via Springfield AGO Ia (sr.l 400 (EIl aoopn
PoT BOSTON, via SHORE Iine, i2i5 (R1 J. 20 p. 49,
Hartford and Springfield, 800 (EL) l2lS 400 tEI1 y"
p u. ~
For Hartford Providence ami Fisbln Railroad CI) n lir
pm. 90. NJ, . "a,
l2l5, 300 400 ?.
For anal llailro1l 70 IS ?. N. 81 Northampton
For Housatonc Railroad, BCO m, 100 p n
For Naugauek Railroad. SEQ m, 300 !. m.
For Dauhurv and Norsak Riroad 100, at0 m, iJp m
JAMES H. HoYT syt
NEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD.-Trans leave
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