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Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp
tory, but as gentle as possible. oc9
R0HS's LIBRARY.-NEW. INTEREST.
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The Moral and Historical Works of Lord Bacon,
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Mathew Paris English History from the year
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The Earth, Plants and Man-popular pictures of
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The Olynthiac and other public Orations of De.
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Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
,E Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ar.i.
Gle IS for sae by
P HORTON KEACII, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no9 GeneralAgentfo for Eastern Virginia.
HRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
~ The subscribers, in order to close out as near
as possible their winter stock of Dry Goods will
now offer thsm at greatly reduced prices. Among
our assortment will be found many handsome and
desirable goods, such as plain sad hgured d all wool
Mouselaines and Cashmeres, Mouslin de LANES,
plain and figured cord and blk Silks, French and
Eagish Merinos, Alpaca. Flannels, Shawls, Cloaks,
Hosiery, sc, all Of which will be sold low.
HART & MOSES,
ia % 63 Main street
n II
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a7O.PARTNE 4 TX I'll Z the undersigned
~ have formed co-partnership under the firm
and style Of HARTSOOK & STOKES, for the
purpose of transacting Grocery, Commission
and Forwarding Business, and have taken
the convenient and commodiocs ware-rooms cor.
ner OF Cary and 18th streets opposite niessrs Da.
venporI, Allen Il Co and Edwin Wortham & Co.
d. ]. HARTSOOK
A Y. STOKES.
~Mr WILLIAM B. ISAACS, late of the house
OF Dove, Isaacs & Co, will be pleased to see his
friends at the above establishment
ia l4-d&c3w
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CARTER's SPANISH HIINTURE.-A
~ large supply of this popular remedy, for all
diseases of blood and impurity of the system such
as scrofula, Rheumatism, Indigestion, Liver Com.
plant, DC. trial of single bottle will prove its
efficacy beyond question. For sale by
Z. J. PICOT, corner opposite
ia IL The Old Market
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The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr.
L. w. Timberiake in the General Agency and Col.
ecting business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore 6estowed on him, asks for
the new concern continuance of the same.
jal5 ALFRED LEWELLEN.
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NOTICES.. MERCHANT u WElS,GE9,
lS wishing to reduce their stock OF Clothing
before making Spring purchases, will sell any arti.
Gle In their line at very low prices.
Over Coats offered at cost. Call at No 1I2
Main street.
ia25 s. MERCHANT & WEISIGER
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~ ENkRAL AGENCY.-The subscribers of.
" fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the urrounding country as General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting of
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity
~ TIMBERLAKE & LEWELLEN
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Rev; Mr.. Mcfarland, of Virginia, has accepted
the call to become the pastor of the Church of Our
Saviour, in Bedford street. Boston for six months,
from tee middle OF February.
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Ii. p.ll... d.,. Of old Nh Van npr,n. such ..s.

Of the pam,est day. Of old Mr. Van Buren, Such s.e"
OF presidential candidates heard tell OF before
IL Is easy nov to be how the election OF General
Pierce vas accomplished and for the singular
policy which has thus far marked his administration For
our own part, believe that he has been unable act
otherwise than he has done and that he has only redeem
ed the pledges that were the price cf his triumph.
From the very Offset Of the fee soil movement in this
State, We have questioned the sincerity Of Mr.. Van Blu
rens adherence to that principle. All his political
cedents are In opposition 20 L. and the readiness with
which he endorsed the Baltimore platform OF So Is praa
dcis evidence of the weakness Of his faith in the ism
free soil But independent of this sine qua non
with his coadutors in the that he should recanL
This OF course, len General Pierce free express what
ever sentiments he thought proper in his inaugural and
viii explain further the apparent Inconsistencies Of his
policy The struggle of tho party for the spols-
and it succeeded.
The design OF Mr. Van Buren, TO change the venue
OF the political trial from the westo the East-and he nc.
compshed Il.
The foregoing affords matter FOR careful study those
not July Initiated into the policy OF this
suggests farther inquiry the relations Martin Van
buren now holds with the powers that be- why he
has gone abroad at this particular time what
this has with the foreign policy Of Gen Perces Govern
men We can only for to-day recommend those interested
TO wait patiently for the development of another chapter
in this strange evenfnl history
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I'D inIiRfrI.oNpENrs.
The Mission 10 France.

The Washington news~mongcrS represent the Adj
ministration as in n sad dilemma the mission to
France and that Il is likely to give the Brigadier
vast deal Of trouble. Acting upon the policy with
which the present Administration set out to buy ul
the actionsts North and South at all events to get
them 20 stick the terms Of the coalition of the late
presidential campaign, the mission TO France was SOL
emily promised, by the President to the great en-
bodiment Of freesoism-Dix Of New York. The
contract was to lie faithfully fulfilled when elections,
pending in certain Southern States, were decided
The time has arrived in the estimation of the free
solers for the fuflment Of the contract and Mr. Dix
awaits his commission to enter upon the duties oil his
hi1h and honorable post No excuse longer remains
for further procrastinaton in assigning to him the
promised post The result Of the Southern elections
thus far are by no means attering TO the Brgader
Administrations but that is not the lookout of the
feesoers and after awaiting the issue Of those cleo
lions with as much patience under promise OF
future rich reward could be expected to endure, they
very naturally demand faithful compliance with the
bargain.
The recent reports from Washington, are, that
"Dix-Stock is falling" but that affords relief to
the Administration The President in consulting his
manifest symrathes, and with view to carry out
the grand scheme of consolidating the dscordant Gle
ments of democracy, stands committed to send the
champion and favore of the lreeSclerS to France, no
matter how distasefu and humiating to Southern
Democracy Nothing but the voluntary act of Dix
and his friends will operate to effect release from
the pledge 1t is not at all likely that such release
will be tendered-nor is il known that the Brisader
desires it.
The so called Union Democi ats the South, it may
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TnaxArs AND AsusE-rhomss croxan and hi VIII. Ann.
0rogan we're brought up on charge Of usrns abusive
and obscene language to Anne Talbot the latter having
threatened to pull her by the hair through window.
The fuss took place at the house Of Mr.. Michael R.
nan where Miss Talbot as we could
on account OF tho presentation Of some bin for good, ~
ee'ea hrs Crosan Of Miss Talbot the representa-
i've 0' Mr. Brennan In her store, during her ABSENCE
Inc amount OF the charge was abuse threats TO pull hair
and other obscene epithets.
WINE IN court they kept upsn ineessant fire. ono nj thu
o'her aud the nterposon Of his Honor-a rather un.,
viaole duty-between half a dozen overwbelmjnr fire.,
had just as much effect whisper amid tho thunder :,
a battle field scene.
Mrs Crogan required give bail in the sum Of s,oo
to keep the peace for twelve months
Mrs Crogan then made complaint that Mrs Brsp,,,
was In the habit OF selling liquor on Sundays and a ,
times, without license
herseh and husband recognized each In tho ann,
SSoo to appear at the Of the Court of Uu.
"gs 10 give evidence against Mrs. Brennan. or nj, ,..
her husband, Michael Brennan for selling srd,, n,
without license. f
A" n'nry Ro's the ncorrgibe William, who. "A
"' A'eauy stated, has been up several times before
VIC mayor and his predecessor upon series of
Vi .ne character Of assaults was on Yesterday
o'usu' up TOT further examination upon the CHARGE Of
oea'ns haehae, slave OF Patrick Donahoe with n rock
and brckbat and knocking out four Of her teeth
we have already given the particular. of mi. cbrr.
lie was remanded TO answer to an indiemo,, r., e,.
to be preferred against him at the next term Of Tho Co..
Of Hastings " '"' 0our'
The Court then adjourned
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The KESTreSr OAKLAND is the title OF a weekly jour
'' OF news, polite literature, e. published 10 tie city o,
'aF''-o1' and edited by Ars. Harriet c Lindsey. Hay
iug large family Of small children provide for by h!
o~n ezcrii'ns aud being better acq rl with editing
newspaper than any other business from which She could
hope 90 obtain Evc'ho5! for herself AL children Nrs
L commenced the publication Of weekly journal The
price is dollar year ia advance, Mrs. Lindsey i. in
Richmond uis time, soliciting subscriber. to her paper.
- In 1920 hcqlantity Of anthracite coal sent to mar
ket from different regions Of Pennsylvania a55 tons.
IN ls.', l7i53+ tons; in 1910, s554li tons in $50
aad,d!i tons in ISL 1855 500 toa.; and in Is5 zoe
$50 tons
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Two Gs9k.,elors in Paris have rrceat'y been involved
IA a controversy respecting the copy t pamphlet
entitled "Iasirr-'ioas tor tie ~ J4N gr,ru girl,
trto d,si"e 10 marry Il appears a, of them
ceivei a copy in is from author in 1916 and pub
,hei it a. original The other had published an edition
in IS4I-aso supposHg TO be original Upon the trial
Il, appeared that the pamphlet than a bundled
years od-and thain 1913 coporters were authorize.
10 sell it. OF course, both lost the exclusive priyie-,
thcy claimed.
The pamphlet undertakes supply girls with rules {
preceding in every OF c1nnsency-aud the iuoina
ton is impaired by questions and We subjJn
lew specimens
go. what's the thing mos, necessary for grown girl,
A. Marriage.
.. At what age ought girls to marry
a. Tia; depends upon their beauty.
q The most beautiful them, what az. should they
mauyY
A. Ordinarily at from 10 tolls.
q. Wherefore that age?
a. To prevent any a.persons from being cast up.n
their character.
q Blu, those who are no. haadsome-a, what age
should they marry?
A. As soon a. saors ask 70, them-icy should lose no
opportunity.
Q. When gil has lover, whn, should she do to ol-
''"' '"'
\ There are many mems o. procuring one.
e. What are they:
4 j" ue hf'i place. s'' should pose" shewincs'
and m'l'-'y - She should exhibit good house "i'1 y
aud attention to her work 81 Size should ba neat ia hsr
habit, her linen, anl ia her climber; aul i.l. So.
,.,'t. - r .o,.p;r., 10. a..
L,,ux
a w.. ,., t. r... o., 10 ..... g..
' ''' " "0' '''''' "'" '''''-
sue aa' 20 as NOT 90 I''' hm
A. she sholld love him Nth au honest a3r-tiol-avoi
the use Of al bold and Lsrcpsc,g4l word .,.... a.,
awtysin good hlnor before hra -l1i 4...r excite Boz
Jealousy 10y making ton uush o, other .a.os..
y lrs gh is askol tn ,.c d w4k a.er u..l, s.
company with macy girls aui sd.a1ts, what .i5li SD.
dog
A. Eycus. hcrsefJn toe ground t'nt .ne l,.s i,l. a
evening pr5Hcu1la..
q. 90 she b. ,,hcmeatiy cu.rcataI. VIVA. should sf..
dog
A. AcknoslcIgc tha compliment pl.l i...f....II tf.
she cannot without the permission of her parent.
a. A. shat hJa. .'Jt.l a clI return ... .,. ..-...
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ChIoLofsrm a. = NnlIle ponrr.

The French Government has cousruc,sI a vessel 10 be
driven by Ch7roiom. Its lowers were tested recently q,
Orient, and the experiment considered very salts
h'to'y IN equal power T. obtained An expense Of 5U
per cent. less than bv s'cam
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~ trenH.iielasitl Che l afcs-ir " blt75,r r,r u
ua. a smother e'aaa, ander he head ofR ,5 Cg Eg.I.
Hs.s birecfa.y.
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mont, "a miles and back six times week.
Leave Bradford daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Claremoht the same days by 54pm;
Leave Caremont daily except Sundays at am;
Arrive at Bradford the same days by m.
267 From Wsirs Bridge, by Centre Harbor, to Wofbo-
rough, 80 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Weir's Bridge daily except Sunday at s p m
Ska Arrive at Marlborough the days by p m;
Leave Wolf borough daily except Sunday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Wers Bridge the same days by 81 a m.
Supplying Centre Harbor between 10 m and M
daily except Sunday. 81 aa
26S From Portsmouth, Kittery, Me-, q miles and back
Blk times week, s
Leave Portsmouth daily except Sunday at !: am;
Arrive at kittery the day by lii m
Leave Kitery daily except Sunday at 9 m;
Arrive at Portsmouth the days by 81 m.
26s From Exeter, by Brentwood, Popin, and South Raw
mond, to Raymond, Is miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Exeter Monday and Friday at pm;
Arrive al Raymond the same days by s pm;
Leave Raymond Tuesday and Saturday at IL m;
Arrive at Exeter the same days by p m.
27O From North Charleston to Unity, miles and back.
week.
Leave North Charleston Saturday at 10 m;
Arrive at Unity the same day by IL m;
Leave Unity the same day by pms;
& Arrive at North Charleston the same day by 8 pm.
Proposals for additional trip per week will be con-
sdered. i h. asf5F
27l From Lower Bartlett, by jackson and Pnkham's
Grant, to Gorham, "a miles and back, once week
Us Leave Lower Bartlett Friday at 10 a ms
Arrive at Gorham the same day by pm;
u Leave Gorham Saturday at II m;
Arrive at Lower Bartlett the same day by 6 pm.
272 From Pitseld by Barnstead and Barnstead Centre
to Pennington Dock, 20 miles and back;
week. 5!a@
Leave Pitts6eld Friday at 8 am;
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Leave Montpelier, Tuesday and Friday at 8 m
Arrive at Saint Adams the next day by 6 am;
Leave Saint Adams Wednesday and SATURDAY. at
m;
Arrive at Montpelier Thursday and Monday by s m.
400 From Middlesex, by Moretown, and Waitsfeld to
Warren, 20 miles, and back three times week.
Leave MiddIesex Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
loan;
Arrive at Warren the same day by 3pm; fN
Leave Warren, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
I0am;
Proposals to end the route at Watsfed, and to sppy
Warren from Roxbury, will be considered
4l0 From Waterbury, by Stow, and Mosvile, to HYDE
Park, % miles and back, six times week.
Leave Waterbury daily except Sunday at 81 pm;
Arrive at Hyde Park the same days by lO4 pm;
Leave Hyde Park daily except Sunday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Waterbury the same days by a m.
Al From Buringtonby Wnooski Falls, PainesviIle Col
chester, West Milton, Milton, East Georgia. GEORGIA
st. Adams, Swanton, Alburgb, Alburgh Springs, and
West Aburgh. to Rouses Point, N. Y, 533 miles
and back, six times a week.
Leave Burlington daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Rouse's Point the sauna days by g. 20 o M:
Leave Rouse's Point daily except Sunday at s. so m:
sI; Arrive at Burlington the same days by = so m.
4l2 From Burlington by ST. George Hinesburg and Monk
ton, to Vergennes 20 miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Burlington Monday, Wednesday, aud FRIDAY at
u am; ,Nss7 Ri
Arrive at Vergennes the same days by 8. pm:
q Leave Vergennes Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at94 am;
Arrive al Burlington the sarne days by 81 pm.
4l3 From Burlington, by South Hero, to Plasburp N
ssFY, 25 miles and back six times week during sna
pension Of navigation on Lake Champlain.
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4So From 81. Johnsbury, by St. Johnsbury Ea&, West
concord. Concord and Lunenburgh, to Lancaster,
- IN d. 90 miles and back. twice . week.
Leave 6t Johnbury Tuesday and Saturday at 8 m;
Arrive At Lancaster same days BY 4pm:
Leave Lancas 81, Monday and Frlday at 9 am:
Arnve at 81 Jonnsburg same day by 4pm.
All From Jehnsbnry. BY St Johnsbury Centre, Lyn-
don. Lyndon Centre, Sutton, Barton. Brownington
and Derby, to Derby Line, Al miles and back times
week; one-half Of the trips to 20 and return by
Wheelock, Sheffield, and Glover, instead Of Lyndon
Centreand Sutton, alternately.
Leave ST. Johasbury daily except Sunday. on arrival
Of cars from Boston, say at 5 pm;
Arrive at Derby Line next day by IL am;
Lave Derby Line daily except Sundays at 4 an;
Arrive at st. Johnsbury same day by 2pm.
436 From st. Johnsbuy to Danvile, miles and back
gasa times week. s9ai
y Leave St. Johnsbury daily except Sunday, the ani-
val of cars from Boston, say at p m;
Arrive at DanvilIe the same daysby 81 m;
Leave Danvlle daily except Sunday at 81 am;
Arrive at st. Johnsbury the same days by IL
439 From Wells River to Ryegate miles and back three
Leave Wells River Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
onthe arrival Of the from South, say at 8 pm;
Arrive at Ryegae the same days by pm;
Leave Ryegate the same days at Al pm;
Arrive at Wells River the same days by 81 p m.
40 From Barnet Peacham 81 miles and back six times
week. eai s4s a b.
Leave Barnet daily except Sundays on arrival of Bos
ton cars, say at pm; -
Arrive at Peacham the same days by 53pm;
Leave Peacham daily except Sundays at 81 am;
Arrive at Barnet the same days by IL am.
"A From East Thetford, by Theford, Post Mill Village
West Fairee, and Vershire, to Chelsea 81 miles and
back, six times week
Leave East Thetford daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Chelsea the same days by pm;
Leave Chelsea daily except Sunday at 4am;
Arrive at East Thetford the same days by 9 a m.
442 From vergennes, by Addison, Bridpor, Shoreham,
Orwell, Benson, and West Haven, to White Hall,
NY, 43 miles and back three times week, with
three additional weekly trips during the suspension of
steamboat navigation on Lake Champaign.
Leave Vergennes Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday at
g y i u
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Arrive at Canaan same day by .0pm;
Leave Canaan "Wednesday at a m; gea
Arrive at Guildhall same day by 4 pm.
All From lIasburgh by Bloomington Centre, and East
Charleston, to Brighton, % miles and back,
week. s4aE ST
Leave Irasburgh Monday at m ;d
Arrive at Brighton same day by P m;
Leave Brighton Tuesday at m; gs
Arrive at Irashurgh same day by pm.
Proposals for frequent service between East
Charleston and Brighton will be considered.
432 From Lyndon Centre by East Burke, Burke, Newark
East Charleston, and West Charleston to Derby, SO
miles and back, twice week. &C. u
Leave Lyndon Centre Monday and Thursday at m;
Arrive at Derby the same days by s SPIN,
Leave Derby Tuesday and Friday at 6 m
Arrive at Lyndon Centre the same days ty pm
Proposals for more frequent service between East
Charleston and Derby, and to extend to Derby Line,
will be considered. n 5s.ef4.f II $50 81
433 From East Burke, by Victory, CRANKY, and Gudha
to Northumberland, On. H. ~ miles and back, once
week. assf M .fes Da sfsE4
Leave East Burke Tuesday at 8 M;
Arrive at Northumberland N. H. same day by pm;
Leave Northumberland Wednesday at am;
Arrive at East Burke same day by pm.
434 From Danvile, by Walden, East Hardwich, Hard
E Wich,l Greensboraugh, and South oCraftsbury to
Crafisbury, % miles and back, six times week.
Leave Danvile daily except Sunday ct IL M;
Arrive at Craftsbuty same day by 9 pm: esa
Leave Crafsbury daily except Sunday at I'm;
Arrive at Danyie same day by 6 no. 81 sei5sf
435 From Danville to North Danvlle miles and back,
three times aweek. in.AF
Leave Danville Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday at
10 m; saa ssf84f ,se,ava sH tysselt tebsH 81
Arrive at North Danvills the same days by liam;
Leave North Danvie the same days at 81 pm;
Arrive at Danvile the same days By Clip M
( H.. ~
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Leave Factory Point Tuesday, Thursday, and sstur-
day at 10 ms

Leave Factory Point Tuesday, Thursday, and sstur-
day at 10 Jam;
Arrive at Chester the Same days by 5Em;
Leave Chester Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Factory Point the same days by IL m.
45s From Manchester, by South Dorset Dorset East Ru-
pert Pawet and Wells, to Granville, N. Y, "a
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Manchester daily except Sunday at 10 am
Arrive at Granville the same day by pm;
Leave Granville daily szcspt Sunday Il 10 a m;
Arrive at Manchester the same day by 4 pm.
$50 From Bellows Falls, by South Chsrestown, N. H.,
Charlestown, North Charlestown, Caremont, Wea-
thers6eld, W.. Ascutneyvie, aud West Cieremont,
~ H., to Windsor, VT, Is miles and back, six
Leave Bellows Falls daily except Sundey at IL m;
Arrive at Windsor the same day by pm;
Leave Windsor daily except Sunday at 7.45am;
70, arrive at Bellows Falls the day by 8 As
sol From Bellows Falls, by Saxtons River Cambridge
port Gfaton, Townsend, West Townsend North
marlborough, West marlborough, and Snalton,
70 Arlington, "a miles and back, three times week,
with Wit! three additional trips to West Townsend. rs
Leave Bellows Falls Tuesday. Thursday, aud satur.
day at pm;
Arrive at Arlington the next day by 8 am;
Leave Arlington Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at Bellows Falls same day by llsam;
Leave Bellows Falls Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
at3pm; o
Arrive at West Townsend same day by spm;
Leave West Townsend Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at 53a m,
Arrive at Bellows Falls the day by III m.
462 From Bellows Falls by Rockingham, Bartonsvile,
Chester, North Chester, Cavendsh, Proctorsvile,
Ludlow Mount HolIey East Wallingford, Gut
ngsyile, East Clarendon, North Clarendon, Rut-
land, Pittsford, Brandon, Leicester, Otter Creek
Salisbury, West Salisbury, MiddIebury, Vereennes,
Ferrisburgh North Ferrisburgh, Charlotte and Shell
burne to Burlington, liz miles and back, 6 times a
week.
Leave Bellows Falls daily except Sunday at IL m;
Arrive at burlington same day by 545 pm;
Leave Burlington daily except Sunday at 8. l5 I'M;
Arrive at Bellows Falls day by is pm.
1853 From Grafton, by Houghtonsvile and Windham, TO
Londonderry II miles and back, twice week.
Leave Grafton Tuesday and Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Londonderry same day by 81 pms