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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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A small box, containing some tewelry
The finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning the same TO
MRS. JOHN r. COUTS.
Jan, II. 1s6S-lts
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17

sM- All policy holders participate in the
profits of the st. Louis Mutual.
Jan. 10, 'Gs-4w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17
70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

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We invite the attention of Merchants facilities for selling the
trade BOOTS and SHOES, favorable a
the Jobbe O .r... s.t~s..-. a..tg qrl-~
Nashville Louisville and Cincinnati lssr
We buy all goods for CASH,
and at low prices they be bought by house The only differ
in transportation which ng pledge
duplicate bills bought these cities To those who
do safe business by purchasing they need the goods thus
avoiding loss by decline prices confident
inducements wish
Mems Water Proof Boots. Mems Sticheddown Boots.
Mems Grain Boots Mems Calf and Kip Boots.
Mems Low priced Boots. Mems Calf and Kip Shoes.
Mems Calf and Kip Balmoras. q
Wire Quilted Shoes, article and very desirable for
for laboring men.
Wire Quilted Boots, for Boys, prime article.
Wire Quilted Shoes for Girls
Boys Boots and Shoes--.full line.
Copper Tipped Shoes always on hand.
will be taken all times Boots and Shoes for boys
girls will we'll All the above and others
rated be found the Shoe Store recently opened by
COULTER & HILLMAN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17
JAMES RUDOLF a. CO.,
Proprietors,
No. ~, Buliitt sJtI''t

LOUISVILLE. ~.
For sale by s. B. Stewart, Tbos. Finley
and Lrrton Bros, ClarLs,ille, Tepp,
Nov. q l2t,- 6ms
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17
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seA- Goods shipped promptly by
railroad or river, or delivered to wag,
ons, the first or second day after tho
sale.
CRUSMAN a. CHESTNUT.
ClMksillc, Jan. 10, Ices.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17
For State and County Tax Collector,

We are authorized to announce ]. j.
RAwIs, as n candidate for State and county
Tax Collector, at the ensuing March election.
January 10, lS6S-te.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17

ssa. All policies in the st. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company are non-forfeiting.
Jan. 10, '6S-4w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17
For County Trustee.

We are authorized To annonce GooDLErT
BRowS as candidate for county Trustee
Election to take place the LIST Saturday in
March next.
Jan. 3rd. ls6S-tde.
We are authorized to announce II. NJ.
AGREE as candidate for reelection to the
Office Of County Trustee, at the ensuing
March election. Jan II, 90.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17
FRESH LARDl
CHEAP STATIONERY!

Cap, Note and Letter Paper,
Legal Cap and Record Paper.
Envelopes (assorted). VIII sell cheap to
close consignment.
THOMAS, NEBLETT a co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17

Dec. 20, lSG7-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17

Five Bbls. Cider Vinegar.
Wine
Sell cheap to close consignment.
THOMAS, NEBLETT & co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-17

WE are now receiving every few days
good Butter, Hams, dried Beef Tongues
Breakfast Bacon and Cheese. For sale cheap
THOMAS, NEBLETT K co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

degree Of popularity which he has personally nc
aulred here WIN go far to AID him in case Of any
The movements OF diplomatic characters have been
cute brisk to use commercial term during ,ne
%Snss General moys the Minister Mn On
dangers Of the fever in Peru shah have departed
here sailed for Europe recently on leave OF absence
This government has just issued decree wIvn
ss and e care for the
interests Of Orleans that Is highly humane AN So
mendable. Orders have been given to me Gnes N
Valparaiso to all Of the INDECENT cnileans
IN that republic and e dis1 set Twin Sm1 zig
Liberal ofYers made by the government 70 those per-
sons who viii becomesettiers In the new colony a.
i y Wen 1 raSwn fever now rsan9 IN
Peru than any other foreigners tn that republic, and
this measure Of the government, though rather
BY recent steamer nom. Panama we note the
arrival of I,l26 OF the celebrated needle guns
tSat tbe entire force win be armed With ns
II after trial II s found that the troops attain skill
IN it's and can be persuaded to take that care Of
same time the great obstacle to Its general adoption
From communications received by this govern.
that on the I'd Of April the two corvettes acquired
by Chile, by means Of The compromise made with
ia s1 ss sed pos
who after noting the movements OF the vessels pro-
nounced them to be thoroughly qualified for ships-of
war, and declared their speed to average thirteen
and hal knots. The arrival Of these vessels here
Ills now daily expected, and the popular discomfort
excited by the ridiculous purchases made by our
agents in the United States will be In q measure
allayed by the really valuable acquisition made by
our navy.
Anew lighthouse has been established In Coquimbo,
OF which the following s the oflcal description:-lt
is built TOrtuga Point at the southern entrance
Of the port. Latitude, 20 deg. SO min. So sec. s..
longitude, II deg. "a min. w. of Greenwich. The
height Of the light from the level is thirtythree
metres. The light Is white with flashes every fifteen
seconds. 1t can be seen at two miles distance.
The war against the Araucanians progresses slowly
The expedition commanded by San Martin has not as
yet found the enemy.
Business has been rather brisk lately. There has
been a lively demand for tonnage for wheat and
nitrate to Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED FELoSIous observation-disclosures Mills
was yesterday sentenced by Judge Mansfield, OF the
Essex Market Police Court Blackwells Island for
six months for an alleged feonious assault with q
knife on ID. W. {. Halloran.
PRISONERS BY THE wHoLEsALB-Yesterday morn
ing no less than one hundred and thrty-hve men
and women, who had been celebrating the Fourth
with undue indulgence and consequently became
ipebriated and dsorderly we're arragned before JUS
tce Hogan, at the Tombs. majority Of the offend
ers still being In an unit condition TO enjoy their
liberty, were committed to the Tombs for exasnna-
non. A few OF the more sobered OF the defendants
were discharged with reprimand.
BURGLARY AND CAPTURE OF THE BUReLARs.-
Two men giving their names as Robert Wade and
Michael Farmer, were Yesterday brought before
Judge Mansfield. At the Essex Market Police Court,
on charge Of burglary. They were caught in the
second stoy Of the dwelling house No. 11e East
Houston street, occupied by Henry Fetchter, int o
which they had erected entrance rom shed In
the yard and they had just finished rning the bureau
drawers when discovered and arrested. On them
were found variety Of skeleton keys Both were
committed ia default Of bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06


Died.
AyppEss.-On saturday. July L. ABBY Address.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
To attend the funeral from the residence OF her
brother-in.law John Gardner No. % orchard street,
newark. n j., this Monday morning, at ten
c,c,ocr " W ~
Aprurp-In BrookIyn on Friday July 8, CHARLES
n ARCHER. I'm the a2d wear OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
To attend the funeral from the Puritan church,
ner Of WaIworth street and De Kalb avenue Brook
lyn this (Mondayl afternoon at three O'Clock. The
remains will he inferred In Greenwood.
BvTTs-In New Haven Conn.,. on Friday, July 3,
MARY WARD wife OF Frederic J. Belts Esq, aged
IS wears.
The funeral services will be held at st. Pants
church. New Haven. this Monday) morning at half
past ten O'Clock The remains win be taken on the
twelve O'Clock train to woodlawn Cemetery for In
terment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

projected visit TO Havana Not 10 know Tato appears
impossible. Tato is the champion matador OF the
world. Your readers will now ask what is mata-
dor. He 10 the principai character In bull fight
the central figure In the ringhe who gives the coup
.de grace TO the furious bovine. The arrival
OF Tato and the performances OF the prince
OF mafadores unrivalled in either hemisphere,
VIII surely create Juror great II not greater than
that which accompanied Madame kistOgi's stay in
Havana. number OF the widest and most belli-
cose OF the really Wild and belicose bulls OF Florida
wan be matched against him and the 'Gorso de
Toro' viii not fan OF being crowded on every occa-
sion OF Tafo's appearance. Nothing equals bull
hgnoe ior exciting the slower million" Of Cuba's
population.
Weather hot and rainy Thermometer SO degrees
"a the shade to-day a. twelve NJ Health OF the city
tolerably good, considering we are In full sum-
mer and IN the season Of feverr. A few cases OF
vomto and fewer Of sporadic cholera have occurred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

The Presidential Contest-Terrifc Thunder
Storm and Loss Of Life Mt Colon-NIurderer
Detected-A Set Of Robbers Punished.
PANAMA June q, 1865.
The approaching election for the Presidency OF the
State creates q good deal OF interest," which is con-
nned may say, entirely to the natives who are the
only persons permitted to vote. There three can
aidates, Seniors Arosemena, Amador and Iturrade,
1or whom their respective friends and supporters are
canvassmg actively. Papers have been printed and
circulated freely discussing the merits and dement's
Of the three aspirants the Presidential chair The
seneral opinion at this moment prevalent Is that
Ay0semena will be the favored Of the choice Of the
electors.
On the 23d inst. Aspinwa was visited at about half
past P. NJ with terrific thunder storm Up to the
moment OF the first Hash Of lightning, which terrified
the inhabitants, there was no indication whatever OF
the approach Of the storm. The electric mud struck
. female named Ellen Nibbs and she fell dead in
simultaneously. Two other females received injuries
but not Of serious character while two men, in the
employ OF the railway company, were much hurt.
Fatal consequences, however, were not appre-
Aended From the Howard House Hotel and two
other buildings several sheets Of zinc roofing
were torn of by the violence Of the wind
and carried considerable distances. Rain fell in
torrents but fortunately the storm was Of but short
duration. The shipping sustained no injury.
In my letter OF the 5tp instant, portions OF
which you published on the 14th instant, ! no
diced terrible murder which had been committed
On the LIST utimo, the Payo Prieta, on the per-
son of an American or English engineer named Sand
Cliff There seems no doubt that the diabolical act
was committed by the man Rodriguez, and that he.
will be made to pay the penalty, which, however,
VIII only be few years. service in the chain gang
A short time ago passenger by one Of the Ameri.
can steamers was robbed OF bag containing $4,000
which he had left carelessly in one Of the railway
cars. The thieves have been caught and convicted.
The ringeader named Peter White, alias Shak-
speare, has been sentenced to the penal gang for i've
years and two accompices, named vanmeter and
Cuspary, TO similar punishment but for shorter
terms.
The first engine. intended for the fire brigade to
be established here has arrived at Colon in the Ocean
oneen.
The weather is exceedingly warm Rain clouds
are gathering, which ! hope will send us some
refreshing showers. We have however, had some
fair rains lately, with plenty Of thunder and light
ming. Nevertheless the atmosphere Is oppressive.
4is, however, Is not unusual for the season OF the
Sear. Several cases Of sickness prevail, and there
nawe been one or two deaths among the upper
classes lately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
COLOMB

The Presidential COntest-Terrifc Thunder
Storm and Loss Of Life at Colon-NIurderer
Detected-A Set Of Robbers Punished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

Decrease Of the Fever-GencIi1 Conspiracy
Action Of the GOvernment-News from
Bolivia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS on FRIDAY.
NEW YORK oIrY.

INV YORK CITY.
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Cannon st. 20 u Of Stanton, e0xl00 $4,000
Chatham s. i.s II = Of Pearl is1ii25
Chatham = : 5ssn Of Pear q IsiS1IIls ..".IsS
Eldrdge lot No 72e Delaney estate, sexs76 ..6Oo
F Es;,s 8 Ussss;s
Mulberry g. 8, SIS n n Of Park, 77tIiSn26s.aalxI
ro%psn: !: ii Of Broom. ioaiCGiaiiiiiio
ID. q, Si II Of Id av 5000
lst y 2ol n or I'd ~, 20 sr67s..;. 1900
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11th q, o. 1S Of Az B, axl0S 1900
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LBAsEs REooRDED IN NEW YORK -.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
The Presidential Contest il
Colombia.
Opening Of the Chilean Con-
gress.
TROUBLE BETWEEN CHILE AND PERU
INTERESTING NEWS FROM BOLIVIA

The steamship ocean Queen, Captain King, which
left Aspnwal on the 9th ult, arrived at thsport at
an early hour yesterday morning, bringing the Call
sornla mails to June 10 and large amount Of specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
RBNNIR-LovE.-0n Saturday, July 4, at the rest
dence OF the BRIDES parents, JOHN RENNIE to EME-
LINE LOVE. all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

The steamship Benvine, Captain Baker, from
Havana on the lst inst arrived at this port yeser
day No..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10

"YouYo AMERICA" FOR JANrARy.-
This brilliant periodical is replete with
good things genuine holiday book
with anysquantity Of colored pictures,
puzzles, games, and stories that will
interest girls and boys. We under
stand the subscription list Of this ex
cellent Magazine 10 teufold larger
than ito 6rst, some fifteen month";
sincs and 10 rapidly increasing. l
deserves I'll the success ID has achieved
Among the new features, the "Physi
ognomist,", . capital and original col
ored puzzle, givenas a premium, vii
make the children scream with de
: light. Send for a circular w. JEN
NNo DExoREsr, 478 Broadway, N. Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10
For the Jasper Couri' =.
TosrE.s RIDGE, +. O.. ian. 4.

u OSl Emo AsADoDs $50 -
Mn. EDrroR-The opening fight OF
'6S wac fought on the borders OF Per
.ry, Crawford and iDuboia Counties.
Ly Mr.. Henry Ingelss celebrated Cur
Dog and the largest Raccoon in Amer
lea, supposed to be 81 years old,
weighing 81 pounds. This fight was
fought on the second day Of January,
and the coon after fighting four hours
and completely whipping Mr.. lngels
dog, would have escaped, had it not
been for Dr.. Ransom Foster, showing
foul play by disabling him with clubs
and etones, and showing the dog
where to take hold in order to gain the
victory. The last ten rounds being
fought in Dubois county, Dog and
DR.. 4 Foster came out victorious.
v. Nc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10
The Suffrage Question.

The Now York Times Repnbli-
can paper discussing the suffrage
question with the New York Tribune
lives expression t. the following sig
ntiicant sentiment: "Now We agree
with the Tribune in believing that
this question ia to enter largely into
the U. esidential canvass. II can nat
TIE .evaded or ignortd'-nor have We
any device or purpose OF trying To
do either. But we should like TO see
it presented in shape which will
make it detensible on principle. and
at the came time stand reasonable
chance al success. as it stands now
the position OF the Republican party
has neither recommendations At lie
utterly impossible to Wind icate, npon
any sound and accepted theory, OF re-
nnhlican Government. the policy Of
riying universal suffrage to the four
million blacks just freed from slavery
while 1t is denied to the whites who
live among them; and to our minds II
Is equally clear that snch policy
will not be supported by the popular
note in the coming canvass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10

iron account Of publishing that
long and original story, written ex'
rrcssly for the COURIER. by Mr.. NJ
Friedman, Auditor, entitled "Delin'
ouept L,st." we are unable to give
our usual amount Of reading matter
this week. Week after next will bt
the last publication OF this interesting
story. .1r r.s d A--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10

CoxMoN PLEAS CouRr.-This Court
has been in session this week, and
Judge Laird cleared the docket, die
posing Of every case BY Wednesday
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-07
Corporation Hotties.

C0RPORATION NOTlCE.-PUBLIC NO.
~ TICB hereby ryen the occupant or oceo
parts Of al Houses and Lots improved or anSp'sa Lss .SsssS
los Of for fAIanson BY al per
S;.s sewer 10 soh between
2-For paving blocks iath street. from avenue to the
F"I having ia street. from with hois
IhFo paving blocks 4ts1 from 18th 10 Sd street
from AID 70 35hstree With trap BLOCK
6Fo payns from Canal 10 3bsvenae, With stone
blocks 81, =, -. ,,.... a., u.n a.
ss regulating and grading street. from 81 ahsreuues
Little and street In 9Th beseee
Jan. l2seets aud in adsOsree between Perry ana
The embraced by such Assessment ueas all the several hOu'
and O 81 S%n ,is & fss ,sa 5 so g S1s also tho
esstey side Of 9th avenue between i3rh and
-Boh sides Of from ssrenue to the last RIVER 70 me
extent half the block the intervening avenues . - 4,
from "a Sthsenae 70 the extent o.
4tbBoth d Of 9Th 43stees to the extent %
half the block on the interseens streets ,., -. =,
hsIthe block either the iotersee.iug streets .
6,b-Boh sides OF HIds9nstrsei from 70
side and the south side Of Spring street from Hudson to
Rrnwk Of from Bedford 10 Greenwieh
Also both sides Bedford Hudson street also both
OF the streets iniefsecng between christopher sd ban
Iath and Jane streets from savenue also both
Horao Gnseyoor and West 2th and West h Streets no
side. Of street, tom wan Besinaneet the
sIsp s, the Hs sss S S ~ @ 70 the extent %
bali the block the sterseesius s,esres s c,,,oot a.,
West aides Of little West l1thstreea on wn 10
also both sides Of ahassnue a zane 70 n H
An u.rseV. ybss interests are Ssetsd by .eovshaned -
opposed the ether are fsqaeso
No "a basement New Csursii0ass within thirty ss
ions = oSTISELL, Board Of Assessor.
onIcs B0AHD o, AmsssOs Nsv c0srsHous' ps.s a. 'ssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-07
FOREIGN.

Prince George Of Prussia, nephew of King
William, has just had the tragedy Of Electra performed
70 publish two new dramas-One entitled The Marquise
de Bnnvillers." and the other called Phedre"
The German inhabitants of the Baltic prov
inees uvOna, Esthonia, and Courland) celebrated on
the 10th inst the anniversary Of the issue OF the Pv
lege Of Sigsmund which they regard as sort OF Magma
reference has lately been made in connection with the
classification lately carried out by the Gov
cited much attention the Continent and have pro
voked some very angry comments Ia the German press
~ may be interesting to know what the IrV.ege 1i
siesmuud" is Thesgismund who granted this piiyll-
ege' sigismund Augustus KING Of Poland, TO whom
the Lvonans, after their country had been ravsged Tor
two years by the Russians applied for ad IN tue year
Baltic provinces came to wilma to propose 10 the Ming
tie union OF these provinces with roland Inc 9epn.a
mund rae over his new subjects was the Issue Vi h e
privilege on the 10th OF December following ms
document secured 10 the Baltic provinces the free ene
oise OF their religion the maintenance OF their ancient
customs, rights and laws, and the free election as IN
the German Inhabitants. These provisions were strictly
adhered 10 during the period that the provinces
under the Polish rule and In 1857 King stephen DatOIy,
returning from his victorious Russian campaign. CON
Armed The 81 h Of the local as
sembes and protecting the peasants agihs. Oppression
by the landowners The period OF the Polish rule which
regarded by the Livonan historians as the golden age
OF their history came to an end Ia the year l62l when
Gustayus AdUlphus conquered the Baltic provinces.
They remained In the possession of Sweden until ITO,
and their inhabitants had ample cause TO regret their
change of masters. Their principal historian, Gade.
busch complains bitterly the ous prosecutions OF
tine Swedish Kings Of their disregard for the national Gus
toms and laws aud OF the OF the country
by the arbitrary contributions levied on the landowners
and recalls with regret the magnificent and sautary
privilege" granted to the LivOnans by King Sigsmund
The regime continued by Russia after her oscn
patton the country 17l0 and 1t produced snch nos
thty the Government in Courand that the inhabitants
joined in the Polish instruction OF IVA lie RUSSIAN
GmperOrs somewhat relaxed the severity OF their
rule rewarded by loyalty and attachment VI
which there have been but few examples even among
their Russian subjects. These feelings, however are
rapidly disappearing before the Kussiiyng policy
which now predomnaIt at ST. Petersburg The PRIV,
iege OF siGismund has again become dead letter. ana
the Inhabitants OF the Baltic provinces again exhaust
themselves in vain regrets that the happy tunes when
they enjoyed the fun exercise OF their national rights ana
customs under Polish King can no longer return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-07
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
ln1 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1851
' COMMENCING JUNE J. 1861
Ps,srgsr Station N EevYork Twenty eventhst and
ave. Entrance on 1wenit-seventh-sl


Entrance 1weniy-seventhsl
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YORK:
FOR Esv Haven ana Bridgeport 100 600 (RIl N1 l1n
ki.l, 800 (ksl atS. 40 and 90 III p N
Dor hloc saor Fairfield SOuhpsr, and Westpor. TOO lloa
. m 345, 81
For So'w.k 100 AGO 0rl 500 I0A N, nr 9TH 400 lRIh
3t5, 40. (kr. - $40 500 tErb
For DaIien, 200 900, II 70 m. AS. 40 SO
Ssmfora 100 eco (Br 800 l3Oa l2l3 RLl AIS 100
Nr.), as, 40 (EI.), 40 SO. SEQ 200 (Brl p 49,
Fer Greenwich aud intermediate Stations 100 500 h%L I'D
As. 40, 80, 20 p -. -.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield 800 (Ex) 3o0 tBI topp
Tor Boston, Shore Line l2l3 (Br D. 500 p.
For Hartford aud Springfield 400 kLL i1lS 400 tEIh ~
pm :.
For Connection, River Railroad aooA RLl i2lsp Mon
tIta, 3no m. to Northampton
Tor Hartford Prevalence Fishin Railroad AGO BI) ny
For Eewsp New Lsudes and stOuiusisa Railroad ass n.
MS 400, 500 p.
For Canal Railroad, H. is p m. 10 forthamptol
For Iousaone Railroad, boo IN. 800
For ksugAtuck Railroad, 500 m, 200
For Danbury and Eorwalk Railroad 100. 900 n, ASna
Couuodous Sleeping Cars attached 10 800 p N train