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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-22
WINES AND LIQUORS Ar REDUCED
PRICES.
WE WILL hereafter arlt all fhe following WINES ain
w LIQUORS NJ fran 10 to 25 per below iorme

TVE Will hereafter aFll all the following WINES and
LIQUORS NJ frsm 10 to IS per cent below former
prices: . "A ~
IS baskets Htdsieck CHAMPAGNE WINE
50 do Gleslers's champagne Of extra fne quality.
25 do Bochis champagne fair article.
25 do Shield brand, pts and qis.
90 dog. old reserve Madeira, vintage 1918.
\ az London i. r., very fine. at
~ Hercia old and fine. 4
IL !" Huai Madeira, very old and fine.
40 I" Malmsey do. i choce article.
" Grape Juice do very old.
IS Pomar's Bro. sherry, extra fine
IL " Do. Z" fine article. w a54 y.
IL AmSntilado pale sherry, very fine,
Is Old PORT WINE,very FIVE
60 OLD COGNA G BRAND Y, pale and dark.
SO Old MONONG4HELA WHISKY very prime.
With variety ofother wines and liquors all Of which
will be sold unusually low. SlMMS d SON. r
r. S. We have hand part Of the stock Of Madeira and
Sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which selected from
his stock Of wines with much and will be sold much
below his fixed prices ten years agn. S.&Ss
ian Idly Pa. avenue, opposite jackson Hall.
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WAaHrNoros, january 10, 1886.

1t gives me pleasure TO recommend the Compound
Extract of Sarsapanla, prepared by DR.. Schwartz,
as have knowledge Of Its constituent parts. be-
lieve that IL will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of Sarsapara now before the
| public. II. +. CONDICT, nj. ID. --
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with The Ingredients Of his preparation Of Snrsapara,
concur with the medical gentlemen above, In regard
Ing II Nc an Alternative Of great efficacy and In all
cases to Which such an Alternative IL adapted OF great
mower. BENZ. S. BOHRER, M. ID. q
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES

Z +
Committee Of Elections - Nessrs. Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Mullln, Lncien B. Chase Natha-
mel Boyden, Timothy Jenkins John Van Dyke, 8.
W. Inge, J. Dixon Roman, Hezekiah Williams. 81
Room No. 80 attic story
or Ways aud Means Messrs. Samuel F. Vim
ton, Alexander H. Stevens James j. Mckay, Charles
Hudson James Mcdowell Charles s. Morehead, j.
Pollock, Samuel @. Hubbard, Henry Nicol. - Room
No A End story, trtst
Of Claims. -Messrs. John A. Rockwell, John
Wimot, George G.. Dunn Thomas w Ligon, Tho.
mps s. Flournoy; JamesH. Thomas Room No &c
LIST story, east.
On Commerce. Sressrs Washington Hunt, Jos
Grinnel, John Wentworth, Moses Hampton, Ban
non Q. Thibodeaux, Archibald Atkinson, Dudley s,
Gregory Joseph A. Woodward Kingsley s. Blng.
ham.-Room No. 40 End story irtst.
On Public Lands. --Messrs. Jacob Colamer, Gar
nett Duncan, A. H. Shepperd, Richard Brodhead,
Harvey Putnam, Willard ?. Hall, Alex. Evans W.
story.
On the Post Office and Post Ioads. -Messrs. VIM.
l.. Goggin, Joseph M. Root Charles Brown, Daniel
b. ST. John, John s. Phelps, Elisha Embree, George
W. Jones Abraham Lincoln, David $. Kaufman. -
Room No. az End story tcssf.
Chapman, F. A. Tallnadge, Albert G. Brown, Wash
ington Barrow, o. b. Ficklin, VIM. Henry, Thos.
O.. Edwards, Benjamin B. Thurston, John p.
Gaines +: = Room Ne ~ Sasenssnt :
George Ashmun, John Petit, Nathan K. Hal, John
Fl. Lnnpkin, James Dixon, Richard French, John
L. Taylor, Richard K. Meade.--Room No n End
story, South. :
On Revolutionary Ciaims--Messrs Daniel p.
King, Chester Butler, Franklin w. Bowdon, Alfred
Iverson, Orlando Kellogg, Jonathan D. Morris, VIM
A. Newell r. X. Smart and William Pitt Lynds.-
Room No. Al End starry. tcesf.
on Public Expenditures Messrs. Thomas L.
Clingman, John Strohm. Henry Bedinyerl ARENAS
Hale, John Jameson, John w. Jones, Emile La
Sere, Franklin Clarke, II. s. Cenger. e. Room No. 90
basement.
on Prfrof. Land Claims -Messrs John Gayle
j. f. Brady, w. w. Wick, David Rumsey, jr., J.
H. Harmanson, p. w. Tompkins, rs. Candy, An.
drew Johnson, Mason G. Darling. Room No. 80
2nd story tcesf.
On Manufactures Andrew Stewart A.
Abbott, Joseph E. Edsall John w. Houston, Chps
E. Stuart, Eiakim Sheriff. VIM. @. Brown, John
W. Crsfeld, James Fl. Johnson Room 81 End
story, south n
On Agriaalhrs.---M essrs. Hugh White, VIM
Sawyer, John @. Palfrey, Sampson w. Harris, VIM
Rockhill Hiram Belcher, VIM, Thompson, John
Slingerland, w. l.. GoQQn.- Room No 81 attic story
On Indian A6dirs-- Messrs. d. N. BarrinQer, M
r. Gentry, Jacob Thompson, A. R. McIlvaiHc, G
W. Cathcart j. r. Giddlngs. l.. B. Peck, A. Buck
uer, r. w. Johnson Room No. 81 2nd sfoyy, south
On Military Afairs. Messrs. John M. Bolts
John pickey, Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin, VIM. 7
! Haskell David Flshsr.--Rocm No. q attic sfory.
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California.

And having on hand large Dagueneotype stock which
they deslrous close up before leaving would give
notice to those who may give them early CALL that they
have one very neat style which lhsy will put up for
One Dollar.
Customers may be Of finding, this establl shment
every desirable style Of The latest patterns of Com
prices. #35at44 5SAfr sS%ss s feb S--tn3
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WASHINGTON, January u, ls4t

Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartzes Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparls, believe II to be most hap
py remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which Il 10 composed.
J. M. GIBSON, M. d.
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ErThe above named medicine may be had in
Washington, wholesale and retail, at the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east Of ID street; at CHAS. SToTT 4 CO.'S,
Pennsylvania Avenue. 7th street; also, az l..
KIDWELL'S, Georgetown, d. g. In Baltimore,
South Liberty street, at ISRAEL GRAHAM'S,
corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw streets; also at
GEO. w JONES corner Of Baltimore and High
streets. In Alexandria, 1t WIN. STAINLESS, J.
other Druggists jan i--dtf
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A CARD.-AIl PERSONS 70 WHOM, / a, indebted
n are respectfully informed that viii meet my
time, l should be pleased 70 have the opportunity
Of liqudating my debts, either IN wholo o. In part
BY job printing, BY advertisements In or subscrp-
lions % 'ne N'aS CHANCES RE W. FENroN,
Fropristcr Of MAI. Hhfg
Washington, Jan'y ist ls4o.
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WASHINGTON, January "a, 1871

VI IN ,WAsHINoToN, january "A, 1913.
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine, and also
with number Of gentlemen, who have tested Its cf-
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachnble
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on
ULYSSES WARD.
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WAsHINeroN, january Is, 1913.

Most Of the gentlemen named above are known 70
me az citizens Of high rcspcctabilityi and the pro-
fessional portion of Them are Of the best standing
among the physlcians OF this community.
W. W. SEATON, Mayor.
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PERRIN WASHINGTON.


Dear Sir. Under a sense of deep obligation to
The virtue Of your Sarsapara" In the entire res
ration Of one Of my children from General Debii-
fy and prostration Of the NERVOUS syste take plea
sure in tesdfyng 10 your invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child was restored to, and still continues in the en-
joyment of perfect health.
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GEORGE dt,HANTMOND,

DAGUERREOTYPlSTS, first door First street,
of Pennsylyena aye,le and near the Capitol thankful
and gentlemen Of this city and vicinity, that they intend
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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW

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advances
An CONCENTRATIONS TO NE POST PAID. AND
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TO THE suBscRlpERs TO THE SOUTHERN
QUARTERLY REVIEW. N
IN THE SOUTHERN AMI. wksrrns sfArEs
Mr. ROBERT E. sEYLE and Mr.. oRMSBY BLAND
ING are our only authorised agents collecting MONEY nc
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- rsiers of newspapers throughout me eounrY va
ohNrs us By inserting this noi'es'
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T, On tho 1fiiitia -Messrs. John b. Thompson
John blanchard, Robert M. McLane, Charles II
peasiee, X: T. L. BeaIl Esbon Blackmar, William
| 4. hchardson, W. 5. Featherston, X, Dickinson.--
Room No. "a Ind story, south.
On Napal Afdirs.-Messrs Thomas Butler King
Isaac z; Holmes Il. g. Schenck, Hugh White, Thos.
q. bayiy, Lewis 9. Levin, Frederick p. Stanton,
David Outlaw, Amos Tuck.-Rooni 40 End story,
rest =
On E5rsign Affairs -Messrs. Truman Smith,
Henry w Hi!iard, Q. }. Ingersoll, George p. Marsh
T. y, khett J. 3: Pendleton, William Dusr, Robert
McCleihnd, Daniel Duncan Room No 81 attic
story.
OaMe Territories Messrs C. b. Smith, r. b.
Granston, Howell Cobb, Julius Rockwell James
Thompson, Daniel Got, l. f. Morse, Nathan Evans,
T. Pillsbury. Room NJ n attic story.
On Revolutionary Pensions Messrs. VIM. M.
Cooke, Peter H. Sylvester, John D. Cummins, John
Freddy, Thos. s. Bocock Richard 8. Donnell,
David Hammons, w. Strong Sidney Lawrence. --
On Mralia Pension. Messrs. A. s. Fulton Hen
ry Mes George Fries, w. T. Lawrence, 4. W. Ven
able, r; A. Thompson George n Eckert, J.. $.
On roads and Canals. Messrs Rsbt. G. Schenck,
Elias b. Holmes, Robert Smith. Alexander Irwin,
A. w. H. Clapp, Cornelius Warren, Samuel o.
peyton, WilliamA. Newell, Job Mann. Room No.
On Patents. Messrs John W. Farreiy, VIM. B.
Maclay, Thomas ]. Henley, John W. Jones, and John
K. Miller. Room. No. 70 2nd Glory, south.
On Public Baidings and Grounds. Messrs
john W houston, WIN. p. freston James - r ainh,
Robert M. McLane, Gideon Reynolds .-- Room No,
40 basement.
On Repisdi and Unfinished business Messrs.
Henry Mes, r. w. Lord, Artemas Hale, Thomas J.
Turner, II. L. w. Hill-Room 10 2nd story, Soilth.
On Arcoitnts. -Messrs,. D. p. King, Linn Boyd,
d. s. Gregory @. A. Starkweather, VIM. Kennon, IT,,
VIM. Henry. Room No. 60 End story, south.
On Mileage. -Messrs. Hiram Belcher, Thomas
Richey, Cornelius Warren, w. A. Richardson, James
s. Green.
On ENGRAVING .--Messrs Lewis G. Levin, Henry
9. Murphy, Green Adams. Room No. 43 End story,
rest. AE8a
4 On the Library Of Congress- on the Part qfIe
House. IN essrs William B. Preston Henry G. Muir
ply, Jno. @. Palfrey.
The following committees appointed at the first
session stand through the Congress, viz n
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Shepherd Letter,
VIM. Thompson,

Emile La Sere, 2
]. II. Harmonson,
Isaac r. Morse,
n @, 7nibodeanr,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
THE CHOLERA,

A despatch from Columbus, Ohio, dated the
18th inst. states that "the cholera RACES dread
fully in the Pententiary; 80 convlcts have died
since July4 About 200 are now in the hospital
and they are dying at the rate of one per hour.
Or. Yard, one OF our physicians, who volunteer
ed his services, died Of the epidemic last night.
DIR. Lathrop, the resident physician, is not ex-
pected 10 i've The Guy Is Otherwise pretty
healthy. A uublic meeting is to be held to night,
to advIs us TO some means OF relief Tor the con.
victs."
A despatch from st. Louis, dated the 18th
inst, say "The interments for the last "a
hours, have been lS6, of which IDS were from
cholera There is an alarming increase of the
disease and II has created renewed panic among
us. The total deaths for the week ending ON
inst were SAG, Of which 642 were from cholera
The aggregate mortality Tor the SIX past weeks
ending Monday last, is 3,4S4, of which 1888
were cholera cases. AT Bellville, lii. there have
been 81 deaths from cholera, in u population OF
less than 1000, and the epidemic still RACES u,
Alton, ILL., There were ten deaths from cholera
there yesterday"
THE Choierd-There were l23 new cases. and
81 deaths IN New York, during the "A hours
ending on The I4lh. The whole number OF cases
during the week was G76, and ga deaths, which
is an increase OF lS2 cases, and 81 Deaths a,
compared wnh the previous week. The Buart
OF Health have passed resolution, directing thl
Sanitary Committee 10 cause to be closed al
manufactures OF starch, soap, and bore boiling
establishments, slaughter houses, &c, the mas
ma aud exhalatlons OF which are lntolerable ant
injurious 10 public health. At Brooklyn, N. Y
ON the l4tb, IL new cases were reported, and
deaths. At Albany, III cases and deaths, tn,
same day. Al Rochester, two fatal cases wer,
reported ON the 18th. Both persons were of IN
temperate habits. At Buffalo, 18th there wer,
81 cases and IL deaths.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
SOUND CASH CAPITAL.
Eighteen per cent. Investment.

INHE attention of Vermont and Now England capitalists
having funds to invest is called to the advertisement in
another column of paper this day and the favorable
terms of subscription to the Rescred Guarantee Stock of
National Life Insurance Company the Unitsd States There
can 10 no safer or more surely profitable investment in
the country. Money "drug' in Boston aud New York
nj or cent yearly interest," and how such excel
lent stock remain for single hour unsuscrbcd is
remarkable 1t the snest business and the company
tue hest charter in the Aside fUm
designs of the highly respectable Trustees they offer great
Inducements to subscribers for surely ,noney making in
vestment :han he found in tho country The agents
several London Companies who have boldly brnced out
this business all the worid" and several other similar
companies OF Connecticut and New York this time
the actual receipt of nearly 1 million of Dollars in pre-
mums or from Sl2O0 to $500 daily cash reeeps uorng
enormous dividends Of so and 60 cent after paying all
their heavy losses and expenses II will he h the ad
vetscmen peculiar feature safety in the stock that
before the subscribers the Reserved Guarantee
can be made liable for contribution in any way some
SJooON0 to 100000 Of yeury receipts premium belong
10 the insured MEMBERS must first he umed md
ed BY prior losses securing to the s,oekhoders rc
ci exemption Of risk loss and safest and most sure
profitable investment, in the United States where they nro
sure to derive annual interest of Eight per aud
they wish to sell their stock after I months within year
hoy can do so at ten cent ddrdnee addition
to the eight PEI cent interest," the Trustees being empower
cd under the BY Laws 10 invest the first of surely
accommodating pref in the Reserved Guarantee stock when
II eau he purchased of the original subscribers premium
not exceeding ten per cent above par.
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Later from Ieros- baltimore July II, 8 PM
The Southern Mail this evening brings US
New Orleans dates to the 4tti INST The papers
contain aIer news from Texas, Of which the iol.
lowin. is an abstract. A party OF Camanche
indians had attacked a body OF Americans and
Mexcans, about Us miles west OF San Antonio,
and despatched them. Politics in Texas were
running hlgh. There were four candidates IN
the field Tor the Governorship. Piilsbury was
being strongly opposed for Congress. Gen.
Sani. Houston was expected shortly to make a
speech at Huntsville 1t was supposed that he
would occupy the position assumed by Col. Ben
ton. The indians continued Their depredatlons
near San Palralo, stealing horses, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
VERMONT WATCHMAN
ceoryc wcymou,b,s Es,,tc.

THE subscribers having boon appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for tho District Of RANDOLPH Comm scion
receive, examine, aud adjust all caims and demands
of all persons ngans the estate of Goo Weymouth Esq late
oTunbidge in said district deceased nsoven,
and the Of six months from the 22d day Of May 1s40,
being allowed by lid Court to the creditors said deceased
TO exhibit and prove their respective claims before us-Gve
Notice will attend TO tho duties of appointment
at the dwelling house Of Mrs. Charlotte Weymouth, IN
Tnnrdge In said district the 81 Tuesdays Of August
and November next at nine O'Clock forenoon each Of
said days.
T. 3. PAINE, Commits
Tunbridvo, May GOD, 1e4g. 81
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4" RESOLVED, That Our Senators in Congress be
" instructed, and our Representatives requested,
"to erert their influence 10 procure The abolition Of
Slavery in The District of Columbia"
Now Mr.. Horatio .Needham's respectable name
enjoys the singular felicity of coincidence of
rhyming with freedom" and of being recorded
IN FAVOR OF DIsMissING the above resolution
from the Legislature OF Vermont! AS Mrs. Par
tington touchingly says, "what frail creeturs we
are !"-Free Press.
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Dratbs.

In Bradford. the 9th inst, Mrs Harriet Kimball, wife
Of Mr. job Horner, and only daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Andres, aged 81 years und 10 months.
In Barnett June 9Th, Of consumption, Helen Gilchrist De
DEL wife of Ezra Paine and only daughter Of John A. and
Nancy Bedel of Bath, n. II. aged - years
In lrnsbugh the OH instant Mrs. Fanny, wife of Mr..
Ezra Conant.
Ia Clover on the eth instant, MIS- Athln6a Vance.
In Albany, the 10th ut. Mr. Joseph T. Howard, aged
about - years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19

CONDITIONS.
J. Each bid must be for n separate number under tho
Schedule, &c for cash be deposited credit of tho
cula number sceduo of PROPERTY it is deposited in the
United States Treasury at Washington, District of Columbia
.. Each bid be accompanied guaranty, in the
form given below; which must be certified by Collector
naval oice marshal, United States district attorney,
postmaster that the suaanor good and the party making
it is responsible for the amount.
On receiving certificate of depose, signed by of
the depositos above mentioned, quit claim deed ing
ali the right title interest and claim of the United
ted and acknowledged the Solicitor Of the Treasury free
all charge to the purchased Such will be SENT
free of expense post office in the United States,
T. No bid will be accepted unless it shall DO satisfactory to
tho soc tor whether there shall bc bids for the
s. Before bidding all persons are requested to make them
selves acquainted with tho situation, value and title of the
property they intend to bid for us to rely upon thor own
6. After last day for receiving tbom the bids will be
opened in the presence of such officers of the Department
shall be able TO attend and will be examined and
Notice will be given promptly TO each whose bid is
accepted. but to Others.
Z. The of the bidder should, in all cases. be written
at LENGTH and in egbc hand The bidder should give the
name of the office to which communications for him
to be sent
Bids be sealed and marked the outside in these
words; SEALED Bps ron U. s. PnorERrr and address
ed to the Solicitor of the Treasury, Washington, d. CO.
Q. Form of bid guaranty, and certificate
residing a, ' 10 The county Of in the
- dollars in cash. for the right, title, interest and claim
in the property described in the printed to the
Solicitor of the Treasury, dated June 3oh. ls49 the
terms and conditions therein mentioned; and hereby, in
consideration Of the premises agree case my bid therefor
lawful money in one of the depoores mentioned in said
advertisements within sixty days after my bid shall be accept
ed and notice thereof TO by mail and in OF for
fixture he may ut expense accept the bid OF
lower bidder who will pay for the same, and agree pay
loss in consequence Of my failure to perform my bid
For value received guaranty to the United States the per-
fomance of the above undertaking by the gner thereof in
case his bid be accepted.
certify that tho above guarunor responsible for the
mentioned in the above bid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19

Slavery in California. "A letter from San
Francisco 10 the Newark Daily Advertiser co-
SEES thus:
n" A provisional government would long ago
have been IN operation, but for the hope that
Congress would take care of US; but we have
waited in vain. few more such delays, and
they may as well leglslale for The winds. us 10
slavery, there could be no doubt as 10 The issue, u
iejt to The people Their vo,ce IS almost imam
nous against us introduction"
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Mlnrrinors.

In Bradford July ls by the Rev P Mason, MIR. Lewis b
Robbie, of Bradford Miss Fanny G. Morrison, If Fuihee
In Corinth, July Sd, by Rev. $. Martini Mr.. Winthrop G..
Perkins, of Lawrence Ms to Miss Lovna T. Fe Of Cor
NTH
In Newbury, June 2Oth by John Stevens Esq Mr. Will
liam Kelley to Miss Mary Ste6bns, both OF Newbury.
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Vermont Central Railroad |!
49, 81; ffsi;sisjlf S sSsl'sJ;Isis
ON AND AFTER JULY %. 1919.

ON AND AFTER JULY %, 1919,
TUE PASSENGER CARS will leave Boston Tor Montpc-
Tor Daily, Sundays excepted, at A. VI. and II A. VI.
va fiiohbug keene, Bellows Falls Caromon,, Windsor,
White River Junction and Nohfod, also at ~ A. NJ.
and ~ NJ via lowe Nashua, nchestor, Concord, Leba-
nom White River Junction aud Northfed, arriving Mont
pclicr the same day at and l.2 O'clock P NJ.
Leave Montpelier for Boston by both the routes al
42O aud at 4O A. NJ. Arriving in Boston the day
| 4 and O'Clock +. NJ.
BcfWeeH Bosfon and Hurting fon either cay,
daily.
rassenges by the ~ A. NJ Train IRON Boston, will take
stages NJ Montpelier for Burlington where the will anve
IN season for tho Boats Lake Champln, loi White Hall
Saratoga Springs Montreal Passengers Boston viii
TAKE Stages at burlington. utter the al o the Boats from
the Moth and south, for Monpeef, arriving to
take the 1910 A. NJ. train for Boston.
Passengers by the second tram from Boston, by the
hIst train from Montpelier will remain night ouhe,
Montpelier or Mortified.
stages run in injection with the Central road for al
paris OF Cenual Northern and Western Vermont, Noithet
New York and Clnndas.
Ps,sensels for New York City, may take either train
wa Nashua or Groon Junction. thence Nashua and Wot
cesier tran to Worcester and Norwich, Conn. Also, viz
Bellows Fails, Greenfield nud Springdcl Id, Masr.
JAMES MOORE, Eng. aud Superintendent.
Mortified, July l7lh lsi9