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LONDON Saturday evening, July II, 1885.
Consos close at 873S 67H for money.
AMERICAN sEcuRrrlRs.
United States hvewentics 81 %; Illinois Central
70 7ek; Erie Railroad, 39X 40k.
The weekly statement or the Bank Of England Shove
decrease In the bullion OF fss3 475 and In the reserve
or notes OF f241 116. This partially ae.
counted for by the payment OF dividends the gov
eminent securities
The bank rate Of discount romans at ten per cent
In the discount market there . continued abate.
ment OF the late pressure. Good bills done
9L per cent
Trnde mt Manchester.
The market yesterday quct, the tendency Of
prices was rather downward especially for shirtngs
The Latest Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July l4-Evening.
Corr0x.-Sales to-day only 1000 bales, including
1000 bales 10 spectators and porterA The market
dull with but little inquiry and prices weak and de-
cline OF Nd. per b Middling uplands quoted about
l3kd.
BREADsruYrs The market ID steady. Corn is easier.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The I.osdss Ms,~y Market.

- prvm the London Times tcey nrticiel July "a
There has been \ general ai(ncc of foreign ne~.
,eaay, and IN the stock masth the attention or
the dealers has been almost ctlosivsiy occupied Nv
tne nrsngrncnts In conrcctcn with the half
monthiY foreign and shsrr sstssncrt which has
nsen OF unusual Importance, oung 70 the estrnor
fortnight Tho ksg;ish funds Nave been etssdv.
vim an occasional tendency 10 weakncps On
nss qoiasons from Pux The nrss iransnc.ioae
and they returned 70 that point Acs having ouohsd
IN Sor che 9th Of August ths hpaioavxsins we've a.
ukax. The favorable prospscts offhe barve<s iron
the present YeefhR have An indueras IN promotics
sass6nso - esse Isn - = ~ ~; rs6sevs ~
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GERMAN FEsnvAIa-The Suavian Sacngerbund, the
Beethoven Maennerchor and German musical and vocal
societies wore yesterday engaged In . summer nights
festival at the Cremorne Garden Third avenue where
they enjoyed series Of musical exercises and social
pastmcs The festivities were continued long
after midnight At Jones' Wood similar festival
had been arranged by the vocal Society Lyrique.
The German tailors held forth at Funks Union Park,
where the third anniversary OF their protective asocA
tton was held They number about one thousand mem
bers and are mainly composed OF those employed BY
large tailoring Establishments and clothing dealers IN
this city school festival also held Il Iandmann
Hamilton Park. This the first annual festival Of the
pupils OF the German American Academy Of the Nine
teenth ward, and large numbers 0f residents Of the
Nineteenth ward visited the grounds during the day.
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THE MONEY CRISIS.
stoppsse Of the Birminsham Banktng COM
pany-Two Millions of Pounds ssrrIing In
vOlyed.


birmingham vuly 10, night, telegraph 70 London
rmes.
just now, nearly midnight II has been determined
that the birmingham nanking Company will not opcn
ia doors tomorrow Il had three -fourhe Of all the
accounts OF tho greatest OF the trading community Of
this district To say that Is TO give some idea Of the
frfshu results which must cnsue from this calamity
At this late hour enter into details OF the
circumstances which have led 10 this disaster Il has
20 ono individual in particular and many engaged In
the iron trade The subioned letter from the general
manager contains the only particulars Of this fearful
disaster which We can give at this momcnt:--
or umsrxar An sAxrrsc cour.vv
oxSrLxskr-By order Of your directors II becomes ny
recently s.cossrsd they asre .sr, %
eea hs ias s 2, c.p :. has been ssa up
circumstances your drcctors compelled 70 coss
'ssp Anything Soss S''s Sss s.
s sss hat an ss.sss 4:
ns -ngs o. % The ,ssr,s fund = c: pc,on Of ne
economy am srn'iemsn ,,g yS.s cecdiens .ery~nt
The amount &C the deposits is about 1sooo ooo Prob
bcr OF shareholders exceeds 500. Tho company was
established in 1872 s paid capital at this moment
and reserve fund q the last report In February x2o 900
They are co shares paid up but tho original shares
and sonu o. late hs = asrs
Le than two ycars since the capital incrcaecd ~
the issue o. ioooo shares o. sio paid up al 1o per
share premium A. that time Tie price OF the shares
was ~ within the last few months a gradual deci pe
has taken place Yesterday the shares suddenly ran
down 70 90 to-day began 70 be talked about that ali
vas over but very few people believed Il The shares
wcrs sold ~ IA In the course Of The day
TIE ssoppacc Of Atwood Spooncrs bank a<
seAssG cmpdvad rsth cAof Eis mna BE- There has been
conference among the other bankers thu town To-
nsht and they well prepared FOR to morrow: but tho
scens there will b. In the town something fearful 70
contemplate The following circular ebas been pre-.
pared -
- susrrssos oy rss snnsonAs aAxxms COMPANY.
rhe aforementioned banks dcsirous of Airyating ~
ucn m ssihe tho effects of the stoppsee Of the Brrng
nsm hsnkne Company prepared 70 aGosd facilities for
snppyins the immediate neceses Of the dsposltor~ aud
sussnsss o. the bsnt Birminxhsss Town snd District
nanh birmingham and Midland Bsnt, Birunnaharn Joint
stosk Bsnt tini,sdl, Loyds BAnkias Compssy Qlnsdl
Haa'osA rrovincial Bank of Eneand.
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UNION COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

ScHENECfzDY, n. r, July 70, ISB*.
Tho annual commencement week exercises OF the
Union College fully naugurat,d yesterday Prss
dent Hickok delivered the baocalaureate Sermon and
Rev. Henry J. Fox, Of New York, addressed the Tneo
logic Society. Mr. Foxs address 10 universally pro
nounoed very mastery effort
This evening the Right Rev. Thomas NJ Clark, OF
Rhode Island, will address he literary societies Toor
row morning the al nni holds its annual session. Il
viii be addressed by the Rev. Abraham N. Ltueohn,
d. D., Of Brooklyn. Tomorrow afternoon Alexander w.
Bradford. IL D., Of Now York, will deliver eulogy on
Dr. Mott Prize speaking begins half past O'Clock
p M The commencement day will take place
on Wednesday The attendance upon the exercises ID
unus iay large Many strangers are present from all
parts OF the country.
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TINE ATLANTIC cAsle.
Despneehcs rro.u JrrIruA.

Dispatches from Ireland.
The following telegram received by Reuters Toie-
ersm Company a. t:iT r NJ, July IL from " A.
GlsR:--
vALswrTA, July N, JssS
The Great Eastern and attendant SHIPS v leave Bere-
nsvsn this afternoon arriving at the buoys the Ahcrs
20 daylight 70 morrow morning, whsn the spos siIl
- made, weather permitting.
Lrnrcot, Friday. July Is--r n.
the Great EAssen commenced landing the Atlantis
csbIeihi evening All velI.
orxxssrcws, Jaly rs, lsss
Tbs Great Essiers % psyfsG sus ~ cssis
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new three per cen,s se X India stock DOT 200, In
d'a I'VE per cents lo3 X, eScequer bills March, s..
dls. 20 par; June, par 10 g. urn
In the discount market fberc continues IA be an abae
mens oil the late severe d. rsaura
:, 1ssn o STOCKS have STEADY. Spanish Passivss
cent 80 -
IN inc ioreia exchanges this afternoon the fa;. ,s
nlsso.sn' hamburg and PARA s--a- - - ,.SS - ~.
last post NV were about the same ss BY
The
DE- 80 were again no gold opem,ons At the bank 70
Largo arrivals OF gold expected in the course Of
the fortnight from India and Australia According
TO anticipaons the amount may be nearly mil
lion sterling
Tho bulk OF tho Mexican dollars brought by the
French mail from Mexico has been disposed OF 1t 60d
per oz being an advance Of Nd upon the price realized
for the last arrival There Ii still demand for China
and the dollars therefore sold 10 the rehnen 70 be
converted into bars and sent 10 the Continent
The Bank OF Prussia has reduced It's rate Of discount
70 Sk per cent for and bills respectively
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Opinion Of the Chanc~iisr's speech.

IFFnm tho london Tins, Juy u
srecch a Mr.. DisgAsl ID BuckinehAznshsre will
sways h~ listened 10 and read The Chancelog Of the
Exchequer hes the clsim cf being 81 lively and
orscusr lie " SURE 10 ~ amusing and u frs STATES
manlikc. There II something ifnpceirr In fhcss
cstIcas of political doctrine which familiar N Ayles
burv and the wond In most other peoples rpccrhcs
w stop ef skn but NJ. p,Gssi us io.of lhfsusbsuh
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Tne reports OF Saturday afternoon from her are that
ono hunored aud thirtylve mixes have been laid and
that the signals are perfect.
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pHEuMArsx, oour NEURALGIA. AsrHnA wAs
~ rsnts1 csr>d r. money returned Dr, yiTT,RR1
ts.sy ,csssss ssss,.. bEsxs ssspRs ! 90 i
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FROM FIRST PAGE.l

- rfussisns NJ htiy equipped. The prison
raw h1d only their tunes and fat caps, altho al
NV through tho glnss some batalions with hss-
Iey were In capital fighting trim. The Austv- ,ets
~ their long happing great COATS sais ans fought
They had heavy knapsacka .led with ram
bars and all sorts Of ig~~ ..ntaeus fins hrea
Austrian soldier Will fs>~ ,sments Nhonph a
fcc to him, mus ,ry enan,v ana die W., eh'
Mea that the aay ,ha roadia g,n has yire- IN Oh
therefore ,,rrse,.na arc far 6e,ter arm MIN an
a.raL ,n,r,a, On tha sald- IN other sen, ana v
suffered IN the late fights ~ ere are Il !,
+, forty Ave Thousand needle guns !. ,he Anstrar
sseenas but tho Prussans aver tha' she nesie.yur
itself nohing without the ammur a.on and that ihs
preparation OF powder used expl A. ne car1dce is
Sc et known only TO themselves for that il will keeT
good length Of time, where ordinary fuiminat ne
compounds rapidly lose Their stcnpth under the in.
nnence Of time and moisture. That NAV or NAV not
true, but is certain tat 'hl ARE q this weapon
rbie in It's swi iness In no assanh against Klum all
tho icadng officers and nAn fell they pushed up tho
hill
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MISCELLANEOUS.
49, - :, y z q = n y - 2 % u .
cTREssEs' OPINIONS OF rHB GREAT pEAUrI


A crHEssEs OPINIONS or THE GREAT DEAurI-
A BEAUTIFUL coxrLdxIoS AND SOFT WHITE
xsssis a.shei Nile Scsmie De ssrsas9.s. Siss Eusii:
Agnes Ferry. Mic FsiIcits vss.y and Hiss Annie cor,
ns and m mss Lucy aash.ea @ ton have written the fol
coLuHsus, January 10. 1854.
0rsrIssKs-I have tried your 'Ema de Paris and hs,.
used before for besuing the complexion and cleans
Respectfully yours,
PHiIADxISnIA, April Is 1885.
ihsnl you for .mail dc rarlsn with which. how
ever was already thoroughly acquainted having been "a
. ssas aSn5a
ssi never use palm, paint o pswa,r !. most desirable.
~ '1 LUCY RUsuroy.
Jsrods Email dc Paris, by The mos, rcnned and
~
ssS dealer. e nsy w:
srs, Asent. M, orders shsaI be ssars.:ea @ JaRkD
A AA.-RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
q Prizes PAID In gold Information furnshed The nixh
TAYLOR co. BANKERS. Is Wall street. New Yori
Cjossss. Bys,oss, @ BAD NAILS, TENDER gEgr, a..
histor cxges corns. Bunons Mails. By mall ccnls
CRossY ART ASSOCIATION.
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE,.
WORTH s0oo0W
GREAT GsS0ssH sSsFHsA Asr slyh hssSSoc,Aryos; soc
TO EVERY 1ais susscsIsERs nSh VALUE GIVEN
CIosBY ART ASSOCIATIONS.
LEADING cITIzESs cTIz'ssS hNp IN xEnouAsrs EInHh az
CHICAGO.
CHEtyT yInsS nEossy sryys Art ssS7S hssS2cI srdos,
VALUE s@.ooo
CHossy ART ASSOCIATION
" ciixNTE FOR THE CROSBY OPERA RousE,
poR EVERY siiSaEnokDEss.'
II pIssT Y rskxuxA' Hn xAsfSi2s,Srles firs orssx HOUSE,
or srorxs. sSSsIos sASsHSI asp sFspsk 5sEIoEs .cao
CRosBY ART Association
or rHR oRASoEsr scsLs Az pviIs pvEe CONCEIVED :.
ANY COUNTRY.
GHhAr CROSBY s!5,. AT ASSOCIATION
BrErsr s6fs 70 tTsSlHN sEsfrE VALLEY
VALUE s:o,0o
nIvoRcKs LprALLy OBTAINED IN NEW vonr
ana o.esr ssass without publicity fee III divor4
Coanselicr. ~ Nassau street
DkxOKEsr's MONTHLY MAgAzTNE.-THE AUGusy
nnnber Of ths popular nosthiy contains pssc1
49,, music splendid engnsnrs ard original poem hy
oSr popsiar wer Ans Win Say eh sssr = .sisrna
&. summer fs.isy fsisyo sssis a ss iSsss. -s me- ag
can is 2 ne delighted With the August number Of Demo
nErEcrryR orrIcE-rRvArE AND SPECIAL Bu.
address lsrnisss co., Cedar street. room ' -
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" DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES,
NO. 70 CgDAR STREET,
NEW YORK

rsse ssusbic Wines gaining pubs win ssys-
,hirg rspdy, sud tssfr Unprecedented aad uBf1yae1
popularity u not without merit ID has ony fslriy
es,-d 20 r.e he pefereace over All other -iness Az
pur0er Of the blood erceis al other Wines and The
mercus certificates which have been voluntarily tsndsrv
from The most enlneut physelans % ven "a gsni.msn
svry position p life proof conciusve that this Wine
Useful In all csses sor which 4 Recommended The phy
Ons bcaie uprsrd wl BE- ssn' % any part o. ,hs sy
subarbs free chsrrs. I.
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Steamships Arrived out.

morning Of the 18th OF Jiy
Inc China arrived NJ Queenstown about eight o'clock
on me morning of the l3t and at Liverpool about
two A. H. on the fl,h Of Jdv
The steamship Hibcrnisn rom reoncastlc for Qnshcc
which sailed from Liverpool on July Is put back July
II, with screw damaged
gov July II.
pool July iS
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EO.- TO THOMAS n AGrrw,s gRKENwIcB Asv
yss' and sss1hns sss chsspsr han any Store 10 NED
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AMERICAN GOVERNMENT sEcusirEs AND RAILWAYS.
United States 620s 1882 9 per cent?. 67k GIN
Virginia SIS. ........................ 40 81
Do, ss.............................. 8 Is
Atlantic 4 Great Western, N. Y. SEQ, 1st
mortgage, $780, per cent. .............. So -
Do, do, I'd mortgage, 1881. :. ....... 90 10
Do. Pennsylvania. LIST mort, 1s77....... % ~
DO. do, I'd mort, 1882. ................ o5 G
Do, consolidated mort. bonds, $780,. l6 lS
Erie shares 500 fall padl, per cent.... 39K 3oz
Do, convertible bonds. per cant...... 6S n
Illinois Central per cent 1875. 5........... 81 83
Do, per cent, Observation-Disclosures. II . 70
Do 500 shares tall paid) 10 per cent. 76x 1914
Marietta Cincinnati RR bonds 7 per cent 6S 10
New York Central, 500 shares. IS 10
Panama Railroad, I'd mort, 1872, per ct. 100 1O2
Pennsylvania RR bonds, I'd mort, Q per Ct so . 90
. Do, $50 shares. s........................ 80 . 80
Philadelphia Erie LIST mort. 81, per ct. 70 . "a
Do, with option TO be paid In Phfadei-
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Spain,

a hsdrid despatch says that Marshal Na,srcz viii
adopt conciatory meaiurea nwarc thos, citizens who
were compromised In TIE rcccnt events but the
Time VIII employ the utmost energy for the restoration
VI order
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

The weekly returns OF the Bank of Franz. show .
decrease la tho cash ON hand OF eleven million francs
The PARIS Bcurse Ia nrm; rentes Ssr. co. l4th
July.
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Jsrods Email dc Paris used by the most rcnned an,
scpuous for removing freckles tan black specks small
posurc TO the salt air. Sold by ali hrs class druggs
srosd%sy. penas sanss a.sy co snS spP wcs 1co
eral Agents Mail orders should bc addressed 10 JARkD
PER PACKAGE
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News frsn NewfoundIand Weather Favor.
able-Preparntions for the Advent.
ST. IQHN'a. N. f.. July % 1894

ST. JoHs's, N. r., July 90 1894
The weather hero Is all that could be desired by tho
friends Of the Atlantic cable entsrprisevery clear with
light winda
Her Mscsty's ships Niger and Lille left FOR Hearts
Content this morning They are appointed TO await the
Great Eastern on Trinity Bay.
The steamer NJ Stevenson also left this morning 70 put
down four buoys on Hearts Content
The people here apathetic about the cable, and
very few are going TO Hearts Content this year
telegraph Office opened there to-day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

Reported by Fitzgerald & Tracy, ProdnssS
Commission Merchants, q South William 4
New York
Liberal advances made on consignmepu
Mark goods dietinctly, and forward Invoices
For the week ending February 5, 1866.
Flour, New York State extra, per bib, ia
? 90, 81 Louis extra brands, II &Ghl5 %.
Rye Flour 4 SC4G5 50 corn meal 3 9C6D4 90, bsa
wheat -four per 100 lbs, 8 1904 90.
Whest Chicago spring per bu.. eT&li
White Canada 2 90
Rye, COOL 0s.
Corn, mixed western s4Gs7 yellow andwAa
western s5492
Osts, 62G5S
Peas, 35(Il As.
BeVns, medium and pea, Jo4b2 10, uaNu
and kidney , S0@ts 70.
Hay, per 100 lbs., SOL co.
Butter per ID, Orange County 4oG-a6, GAIA
fair 10 good 244e9.
610c.
Beef mess per Dbl, l6 60@>0 90, extra Us
q O0@24 90.
Cut meats, shoulders per D., 1lG4l4C, ham
6ISc bacon. middles lSll7,
Lard. In barrels and tierces, l6&&l7k
kegs and tubs 1Galsc,
Tallow 12H012&
Dried Fruit, state apples per 10, sdl5c rs
eFn do, sSll4C
Hops, common TO choice 9OeSsc.
Wool, common 10 full blood Nero, bQs7S
Feathers, live geese 653S5.
Ashes, pot per 100 lbs, 50@s7 10, pearl 100
Poultry, turkeys per h., l6GGR2c, cA1ckaA
G20, duCks 1924, geese llGl7;
Honey, 1SG32
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

for larceny, sentenced 70 hard labor In
States Prison for one year.
State v. James French, horse stealing.
Sentence, two years In State Prison.
State v. John Seymour, horse stealing.
Sentence, four years 10 State Prison.
State v. William Wright, horse stesl-
ing. Sentence, three years 10 State
Prison.
stAts v. Wm. Austin, horse stealing.
Sentence, four years in State Prison.
State Y. David Oney, Jr., assault with
intent TO kill. sentenoe, two years In
State Prison.
Divorces were granted by the Court In
favor OF the petitioners against the fol-
lowing parties, viz: Abigail Oraudall,
Joel &. Bancroft, James NJ, Blsisdell
Laura Bourbon, Matilda A. Cook, James
Currier, Andrew J. DimiCk, Sarah Elliot,
Catharine Palks, Chas. F. Flint, Martin
P. Hulett Henry P. jackson, Warren
Kent, Julia Lapine, Hiram Manley, Car
olIne A. White, Malvina D. Diamonds,
Cynth T. Sheldon, Harvey Winchell,
Elisa Ann Elliott, Oliver N. Woloott,
Hannah Ausment, VIM B. Mann.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

eru pait OF this city. large Cemetery
was Get apart exclusively for soldiers
who died In the hospitals and whose
graves are marked. Seven thousand
are buried Ia H. II Is enclosed and
cared for by q superintendent Many
were buried, however, 10 other places,
and the bodies OF these are now being
dls,sterred and removed TO tbs National
Cemetery on Arlington Heights. What
nation has ever done 80 much by It's
Sanitary Commissions for the relief OF
It's click and wounded In battle what
nation has ever assumed such burdens
In bestowing pensions on MANNED sol
dIers or on widows and orphans and
what nation has so tsnderly and rever-
emily honored those who died in its ser
Vice. I.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

A FIRE.-The House OF MI John
Wardwell, on the corner Of West and
willow streets, was discovered to be on
IRE, little past noon, yesterday. The
chimney had been burning some time
before the fire was discovered, and from
some defect in the tlue 1t communicated
with an adjoining closet, destroying
part OF a ladys wardrobe, and other ar
ticles. The engines and tiremen were on
the ground soon after the alarm was
given, and the fire was very promptly
extinguished Part OF the damage WAS
caused by the water thrown. There
was no insurance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

Fernelius calls diseaes an Affection n,
the body, contrary 10 nature pur.z.
baton OF lis habit: a arrangement nv
its course WIS! disease is, sometlmss
eludeR human Intelligence, but some
disease are kno"n-their origin
action and even their an1idot-s. who
ever has discovered III actual remeSy
for one disease, has done something q,
his race, DOCt Aver hsa done nor
for HIS medicines afford az the means "a
control and cure several dnngerous dis
orders. We rarely rpesk on medical
subjects, pTeiegrins 70 Leave them q
ply siCians, who understand them be,.
ter. But such e1tCIs are seea IN on
midst, On affections ~ the lungs by
Ayers Cherry Pectofal on scroiulou
complaints 0y his sarsspsrilla, snd o.
the several complaints that they cur
by Ayers Pills should 10. ", iguorS
-TKeokuk, Iows) Journal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

DR. TOoHBY's LEcTURB.-The first OF
a series OF lectures by Dr. ToOhey was
delivered to fair audience in the Sons
Of Temperance Hall, last evening, and
it was one of rare interest. The subject,
embracing man in his mental and physi
cal phases, was handsomely treated, and
the lecturer proved by his ready and apt
illustrations, that he was master Of the
subjects discussed. The second lecture
OF the series will be given this (Wednes-
day. evening. Subject ChildhoOd-its
health, beauty and arrangements. We
feel sure that these lectures will well re-
pay the time and small admission feere-
Quired 10 hear them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

OFrTGAL BsSsvcLEEos.-TsrG oveTa-
rnens Is uOu fsvdipg thousands Of the
dss,stute 10 tbe Ssn,o. 10th white and
scIored. OGlciEi ret urns show that the
nllowiUg rncisss wero isened TO Wide
pa ,pss il &ru Quantities In NortheSn Ala
eama, daring tue month u January.
1865. siz: bacon, 10 ITO ponnhs; hard
brad, ~ 68a pounds: -,Ials i2n2 p'x nd;
eaBdl,s, $50 p',nnds -ssEr, :SsS peSlsis:
sofks, go posands 4: sasrgAr, q Sarrrts {;
bominy 100 i"nsdr; pork siSS"
poupa-; ssass, s. 81 puss0s; sast. ess
pounds.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

The NBw p R 8Kops AT ST. ALBAxs.
The new shops Of the Vermont Central,
now constructing, are to be immewsc IF.
fairs, aud will give the road iucre lsed
facilities for the repairing and cOnsrruc-
ton OF cars and locomotives. They
comprise o building for passenger work,
200 feet by 60; one for wood work, geo
by 66; an engine and boiler room, 65 ny
q freight building, 204 ny 81 aud 3
blacksmith shop, l00 by 90, running
ten FORCES. The present shops are TO he
used for locomotive wOlks. The largest
OF the new shops will contain 81 inch
circuIsI saw, and two OF Daniels pls-
ners; besides large room for upholstery,
During the past year the road has fur
nished nine passenger, one baggage, aud
over 100 freight cars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

srxAssoAT ExrLesIoEn-There has
been fearful loss of life recently by
steamboat explosions. In one case the
explosion has been traced TO the oulpa-
BILE running OF the boat when her boilers
were known to be defective. In many
other cases the accidents" might doubt
less be traced to similar causes. Such
murders are becoming altogether too
common, and the people shOuld demand
more stringent laws for punishment, or
u more faithful execution of those now
on the statute books.