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The Surrmti TrinI-ExpacfedD Develop
ElenfS by Tie 1efencc.

WASHINGTON, July G.-Thc prosecution
in the Surratt case closed to-day.
Mr.. Bradley, IT., made the opening
speech for the defence. lie reviewed the
testimony by the prosecution toproTc the
prisoners presence here On the l4th Of
April, and said he could prove that most
of its witnesses were either infamous or
mistaken. He would prove that Surratt
was not within 400 miles Of Washington
on the day Of the assassination, and, fur
Their, that it was neither Booth, Surratt,
nor IAtzcrodt, who were in front Of the
theatre on that night. He would produce
on the stand the three men referred to,
and would produce the man who looked
into Lincoln'S carriage, and the man who
called the time, as we'll as the individual!
described as the yillainous- looking man.
In closing his remarks, Mr.. Bradley said
he would also produce the original agree
mcnt between the aSsasSinS, with their gen
uinc signatures attached and That neither
the names of Mrs. Surratt or.the prisoner
would appear on the paper.
WASHINGTON, July G.-An actor named
Mathews was before the judiciary Com
mittee on Monday, and testified in effect as
follows:
On the day Of the assassination | met
Booth on horseback. He gave me letter,
requesting mc TO leave it at the Notiono!
httcligencer Office in the morning if he
(Booth) had left town. l received the
letter, which was given me hurrindly and
in secret manner. That night, during
the excitement of the assassination, | re-
mcmbered the letter, and read it. Ii con-
tanned statement signed By Booth. Payne,
A;zcrodt, and Harold, that they had tried
TO abduct the President and failed, and
were resolved that thcy would sacrifice
their four lives in the defence OF their
country, and remove by death the Prcs!-
dent. whom they considered the cause OF
Tie country's troubles. Having read the
letter, became terrified, and burned il.
Mathews viii testify in behalf Of Surratt.
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SODA WATER AND MEDIcINE.-A Wash
iug.on druggist was recently arrested for
selling soda water on Sunday. Several
| physicians testified that it was = medicine,
and the case was dismissed.
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IS>OITTIGT OF CO. PTN = +.
EIcHM0Ep, July /, 1867.


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entire ;.'tes,, =. ~" p"'''''s ~ " "
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iLic.'S ;,l -, 1,1,'.', rsc.ir.f +, NJ E,tas
80 -. o,,ii5rne ~ the concern and earn.
,.,l solicit q continuance Of the sane lo;-ny sue
Won. I. Of tie confidence ara esteem 0. til" rner
h E,.5,io<p, July !, 1851. - ''-'O
IN assuming - stre-a here t0'rra conducted by
-,,Ii,ts. i Noses t..gdrr nv ,lay-rs tGaHl.s to
i,o.- ygio nav, 50 LIBERAL. : trso,red heirratron.
f9tpe no ei.-!g my part tiafi BE- Sraryi ;7ner"-
byr ~ insure com1..ta satisfaction 20 NOSE wac
uiay favor ne VITA ta"lr ittlroa'-".r -
Ia few days large addition NH ne G Cn -
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merchants, S1i can "e5lrr lnsM Una. sta 49,. ~
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ward ana settle v;ruoQt delay. tlaI@r partner ~
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GEORGE A. AINSLlE,
" MANUFACTURER AND EH:t
DEALER ~ CARRIhGE
No. 10 TENTH STREET. BgTwRgS MAIN AND CARY,
would torn his friends and the carriage Using
public that hs IL buildiny CARRl AGES, BOG
UIES, GOCkAWAYS, and WAGONS OF superior
quality. Also. that be IS having built TO order by
the best manufacturers at the orth. all the late
styles OF carriages, and will BE- prepared IN future
10 exhibit complete an assortment rs can Do
found.
Major r. H sgLDgy Is engaged with me-, and
WILL be pleased TO 5 his old friends. ap .o-ts
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IMPROVED COPPER SIlLLS.mM
| have for sale two IMP RoF Ed oof N
,t,h sn imuTovoInent for stirring the
bur- bur- ana swan.neek cap with an improssm.n.
s sno ."iinn. Also u Doubling stu OF like I'M
~ supposed 10 contain l?o gallons. Ap.
ppiy 70 Williams, aARRETT FISHER.
Ply - third door from Governor,
mvo aadts on Franklin strsst.
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UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
kLrEI EpuIEGE
]. \. HEFELFIyG2E, PgorRlsrog
Summer Resorts.

{, + A B AT II ] y G A T { . i & ;
y lSLAED.-The propretcrs OF tha above IL
7ortc resort, encouraged by the very hberai sup
port heretofore accorded 10 them have added 20
the accommodation, OF the Island during the past
spring large new building, containing spacious
LADIES PARLOR, BiLL-K00n, OFFICES, SC,
with chambers on tho second floor
They have also engaged gentleman Of eXps-
Renee Is superintendent 81 the
DINING-R0UN.
and have secured the serricr. Of two fr5t-c.ass
COOKS and iir.r.cia,s i;kEAu BAKER.
To obvate the difficulty heretofore Experienced
in reaching the island they have had bu!It a
small but substantial
STEAMER,
to run from Eott!nSham's Landing to the Island,
which will max. the trip in not over Ona hour.
To increass the pleasure Of their guests they
have engaged
A GOOD BAND OF Music,
and have also added TO the number OF their
BOATS,
go that all W no wish to enjoy the
FISHIN AND SHOOTING
for which this locality 30 justly celebretsd) can
have the opportunity. The
SUEF BATdlEG,
in point Of security and beauty, Is not excelled by
any place on the
ATLANTIC COAST.
Passengers leaving Richmond In time 10 con-
meet with the steamer d" Eolls" at Norfolk on
Mondays, " sdnesdayz, and Fridays, will arrive
AZ the Island AZ O'Clock F. ". the anne day
Fare 70 a day, with special arrangements FOR a
COBB BROTHERS,
Cherry.tOue post Clica,
ie o1-dI0tswCw Northampton county, Va.
VNHE Gil + + . n HOTEL, at Dry
/ Creek West Virginia, is now OPEN and pre-
pared 10 accommodate about FIFTY BbARDb Rs.
TERMS - So per day and by the month an ar
rdng-nant can lie made with the proprietor.
ir Elm SAI BIZ hES AID.
n A r. y r a j. BRIDGE, ROCK
~ BglDGE COUNTY, VA.-PITMAI CO.
PROPkIETpES-Th delightful and fashionable
resort and great natural curiosity, that has been
visited by thousands, is open this summer to
al persons in search OF health, pleasure, and
goo! living, as the proprlstors are dstcrmined 10
spare neither pains expense IN giving satstac-
tiOn 10 all.
Persons visiting the Roc>bridge Alum, Baths, or
Lexington, can reach thi, plGc. every day by
new line of omuibu-ses or by packet and coach.
Every facility vii! be given parties TO reacA any
point at any hour. ,.,
Terms $3.50 per day, so per month children
and servants half price. ,. cn
ja92-3m PIIMAH ".
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WASHINGTON, July )
BALTIMORE, July ).

BALTIMORE, July ,.
Er1ly-Stoclis are very much reduced,
and receipts quite "ominal. Good grades OF
winter wheat, whou are mostly inquired
for for local wants, arc exceedingly scarce.
The market is unsettled and quotations
difficult TO give. OF corn meal, last sale,
300barrclS city, was at $3.50. We rene"
ouotations-viZ: Howard-strcct super and
cut extra, 2s@$l0: Howard strcct extra
shining. SlG.5O9$l2; Howard street high
grades, $l21$l3; uoward-sueet family,
S!l0$lj.5O: Ohio super and cut extra,
none Ohio family, Sl44Si5; northwestern
super, $7.S7U$S.j0; northwestern extra,
$9.501Sll; city mills super, S94Sl0; city
mills standard extra, SlO.j0@Sl2; city
mills shipping brands, extra, l3.5O4Sl4 !;
eli mills high grade retailing extra, slug
.;l6.50; Baltimore, Wclcll's, Greenfield,
and Wcvcrton family, ST..
Gyuu.-Thc weather continues very fine
for harvesting, and advices most liattcring
for good wheat crop. The corn IS also
more promising under the late favorable
weather. To-day $40 bushels new crop
white wheat offered, and part sold at $50
ass, as to quality: 100 bushels do. damp
at $50: ! 100 bushels Maryland old crop
red received and sold-viz.: 100 bushels
at 81 60, and $50 bushels choice at S2.9O-
a material advance on previous sales.
Corn-l2,0 600 bushels white and l5,3O0
bushels yellow offered market Tor white
advanced, sales OF 5000 bushels good TO
prime at $l.l3U&l.l5 $50 bushels mixed
at 4I.O9@$ll2: yellow was steady, 3,l0o
bushels Sold at sl.oG@5l.0S; LOO bushels
western mixed at $l.02.
ALEXANDRIA, July ).
F7o,r-superGnc, sl1@SI2.25; extra,
s12Qsl4.75; family, Sl54Sl6.G5. Wheat
White, prime, $2.5O452.75 good s2.z'
@S2.30; red, prime, S2.3OGS2.55 good,
- 20aS2.25. Corn - White, 95G90c. ;
mixed, 95c.; yellow, 95G96c.
Rc,nurkS.-Thc market this morning cA-
hibited signs Of greater activity. Flour IS
firm. Very little wheat coming TO mar
kct--no new yct-and prices are nominal
Offerings Of corn very limited, only reach-
ing about $40 bushels, which sold at 20
@9Gc.-an advance Of 3Q4c. over W cdRes-
*
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PRI-
"A VATELT.-Those two BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOTS at the southeast corner Of Third and
Byrd streets fronting so feet each Third street.
and running back 100 feet TO alley, offered
for sale privately. Terms accommodating. apply
al the DiSpntch Office or 10 GRUBbs WILLIAMS.
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rs,O THE CONSUMERS OF CRUSH,
ED AND CUT LOAF SUGARS My brand Of
a sCGAE Will be found 10 answer every pnF-
pos. of Crushed and Cut LOAF. ana costs from one
,ri,rs have tr.ed il win p-risct satisfaction. II
! ;.aining fayor with te..-drinkers every day; All
ask i a trial by parties ." u'L!io Si1sti'0 ''-
tlso. 9th r GRADES Of kEfiAED SUGARS.
L.o sCGAk-HUUSE SYEuPs. -
N's'' CHARLES Y. NORRIS,
VIRGINIA Steam ugar Refinery.
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GENERAL SCuorIELD.-In Introducing
the resolution Of thanks to General Soho
field which passed the House OF Reprcscn-
tatives on Thursday Mr.. Scoiield said that
ne thought il proper to remark that though
General Schorcld bore the same name he
VAS no relation OF his. lie wished very
much that he was.
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OFFICE OF rzE GlcEAosD B4Skise AsD}

OFFICE OF THE EICEAoSD BANKING ASD}
INSURANCE COMPANY.
yY.9Ts COMPANY IS PREPARED
4 no no a.. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
- well as 10 insure against loss by fire OF every
description OF propsrty a,o to insure lyas on
sarvHcas If EDWARD SIYT0s, l4to cashier Of the
Traders Bank, VINO wiz have charge OF the BANK
ing Department: ,..ro,.
We respectfully solicit snare o! puo4lc II,fo. ~
ara pIad.ns that nothing shall be left undoEs 10
q 'i-t JOHT 3. DAVIS, Prsstisnt.
JF. C. PoTTa, Sec:etsrJ.
Asvill Re seen hy ;hs above notice, maze con,
Insurance. Company to conduct me bsnklEs Ne,
palment Of tao Company Ny long e9n me TTo
Gars Eark Of Richmond us!iEes me in assuring 10
NV friSat- and III public s"noraiy that tn same
acconmod .I.ns spirit heretofore manifested s!Gii
evsy be suo.:n IL ell my business transactions
with them. p crymoc Co,hisr
NH l5--ts b 90 "~'' o'"'''ot.
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WILLIAM HAWN, NOTARY ~ q
w LlC, l0nica: Powhatan Hotel Room O. Oh ~
will attend 10 all business appertalnins - ms ON.
nt%ers any of the offices IN Washington ~; =,
or .lssyhers Will write conveyanees, bli+s Q!
sale, deeds OF trust. contracts. private io't "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-08

NTIRG \ AT Rules held in tn"
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Iourt OF Gl"rce,-
tor county, at the court house, on the mrs. Monday
in June. 1857. 1s.ny the third day Of the month
James IT, Complainant,
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TOR RATTLE, beautiful pair OF
I well-matched BAY HoRsss' . s.S nna In
., * AMY At JONAH WHITES, cor.-4Z4
nsr Of Main and Twelfth streets. J! '-H"
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Court Orders.

STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTYOF
- ACCOMaC.-In the Circuit Court OF said
county and State
Norris p Newton and wife and others Plaintiffs,
George 4. Buckingham ard wifo...... Defendants,
IN CT .yc.RT.
BY virtus OF two DEGREES Of the said Lrcnit
Cont pronounced on the 2ith aud ?5th DAY. "i
May, n. D., 1897, respectively, directing M" IA
Special CoTnIn s-lon.r in In above entitled cans'
10 inquire and rapport whsthsror no, fhs priitl"n'
eTs NAMED In satd dscr4s Of ths c!th day Of May.
1857, or either Of thsm, any ether persons ot
heretofore reported, are heirs law ri liz b~th
F. Seymour, deceased and if 50 20 sarrine md
report the degree OF relationship existing. and
the proportion to which each IL entitled in the
estate OF the said Elizabeth F. Seymour, deceased
ndisposad Of by her last ill and testament and
further directing me 10 fix a peramptory day for
such heirs law 10 come in before me and prove
their kindred, hereby notify all persons whom
K MAJ concern that have appointed THURSDAY
the 5th day OF September, A. D., 1856, az the oRce
Of B. 7. Gunter, ESQ in Drummondtawn, in sah
county and stats as the time and place 10 receive
proofs "a to who are snch heirs hrt hsrsto.
fore reported and OF such other matters as are re-
au!red to be ascertsined and reported by said de-
crees And in default Of such heirs sat law CO NJ
ing in to prove their kindred by the sa'd sh day
OF September. 1867 ey are all to be excluded the
benefit of tho DEGREES and II from any Cause
the taking Of said proof should not be com.
manced, or being commenced, should nos be COM
plat,d on that day. | shall adjourn from lay 70
iay or :rom time TO tins, until the sams is COM
ple'el. -,
D., 1907. UPshuh % l'bh.
Attorney at Law, Special Commissioner.
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RcNI EstUte for SUE.

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
ID DEHCE.-l will sell or exchange for city pro-
p.rty my LITTLE FARM Of thirty ar more acres,
within MALI Il mile Of tho city, on the new North
road being portion OF the MITCHELL spring tract.
There Is on 1t a handsome BRICK IN hFlAH
COTTAGE containing n!uc rooms, stable and
out houses, 4 great variety Of beautiful Shrub
berry. IAN Orchard Of about 1000 Fruit Trees.
cholcys, kinds-Peachr-, tlums, ipricats, APP
Pies Eectdrlue-, Cherries, etc, tuclullng loo
DwAr. Pears rare Grapes, strawberries, and other
berries stream 81 water runs throG. n the place,
from which large pond may De made, aud on
each side s-geral iC"-hOu.e- may be bGl!t ana
Il lied There is also near the stream another
BRICK HOUSE of seven rooms: and tn. place -
susceptible Of being divided in two nice little
farms. | will sell on Il long credit and on sGal
terms SAMUEL L DOVE,
Office over Bun. Moseey's drug store.
Ia ~ IN
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sTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF Glouce--
ter county. at the court house. the first Munjay
in June, ls6s, being tho third day OF the month
Gregory Kemp. Com laiuant,
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PhUsici0ns.

DR. JOHN G. SKELETON date OF
Powiiatan county Val Cllice and residence
No. 5i2 SEVENTH STKEET. NORTH SIDE. 81.
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH NH -
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rtNHE Gil FIT n HOTEL, AT Dry
par.d 10 accommodate about FIFTY BOARDERS.
TERMS: - 50 per day :; and by the month an ar
rdng-mant can he maLe with the proprietor
/. aT-lin SAMUEL kESCAID.
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Amanda Jerrard. Thomas G.. Cooke, ravid Coul-
ling and John = Tallafsrro.........De Defendants,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

EGGS By WEIGHT.-A dozen eggs is
little more definite quantity than dozen
potatoes. but still a very indefnite quantity.
A dozen of eggs from little, scrawny i'll
kept chickens sell for the same price as
dozen from large, weil-kept fowls, while
the difference between them is as great as
the disparity between the hens that pro-
duce them. Purchasers in the market
take their chances for big and little, and
each gets fair average. But it is not so
with the producers, ard here is where the
injustice occurs. The man who raises
choice fowls, and keeps them in good con-
detion, sells large, rich eggs for The same
price per dozen, that is paid for others one
third smaller. This operates as discour-
agement to raising good hens, and as
premium on poor ones.
A writer IN the Canada Farmer insists
that eggs should be sold by the pound as
well as meat and butter, and gives the diff
ference in the average weight of a dozen
eggs from different breeds of fowls as fol-
lows.
Common fowls, ID. 6 OF.
Spanish, ID. q OF.
Gray Dorking, ID. II OF.
Gray Dorking and Brahma, ID. 10 OF.
Gray Dorking and Cochin, ID. l5a OF
These are the difference in the average
weight from different breeds. Should we
compare the poorest specimens of the poor
est breeds With the best specimens of the
best, We would find . difference of fully
one-half, and yet all are sold Al the same
price. We boy and sell nothing at so
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

= Mr.. +. c. Paronto, of Clintonyille.
n. Y, swallowed sharp pointed nail
about one year since. He thought moth
ing of it, but while after was taken sick.
and was supposed to be in rapid consump-
lion, splitting blood freely, and becoming
much emacia.ed. He recovered sufficiently
to proceed to Boston and resume work in
store, but was obliged to leave for home.
Last Friday night at White River june
ton, during severe fit of coughing, the
nail was raised INFO his mouth and taken
out. He is now. apparently, doing well.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

- The other day young lady of the
!" beautiful blushing type" went into a
prominent dry goods store in New Bed
ford, Mass, in search of some undress
muslin. Not wishing TO use this awkward
term, with several distinct and audible
"ahems she said to the attentive clerk:
" Have you got any muslin that is not up
in the morning9" The clerk tainted, and
was relieved by the stouter hearted pro-
Frietor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

"ONLY MA mother had two chill
dren, both girls--the elder fair child,
the younger beauty, and mothers pet.
Her whole love conferred in it. The elder
was neglected while "Sweet" Che pet
meme Of the youngeD received every at
tention that love could bestow. One day,
after severe illness, the mother was sit
ting in the parlor, when she heard child
ISL step on the stairs, and her thoughts
were instantly with the favorite.
Is that you Sweet" she inquired.
No, mamma" was the sad and touch
ing reply it isn't Sweet--it's only me-
The mothers heart smote her, and from
that hour "only me" was restored TO an
equal place in her affections.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

United States, and she was not certain the
country would support them. TWAS PLAIN
young Franklin would depend for support
on the profits Of the third, and this was
doubtful chance. Ii such an objection was
urged to a would-be son-in-law when there
we're but two printing offices in the United
States how can printer hope to get wife
now when the present census shows the
lsqmnu to be many thousands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

LAYING SHiNGLEs,-Never drive a
nail in The middle of single under any
circumstances nor into joint of the
course below. If the single be narrow,
put one nail in near one edge; if wide put
in one near each edge; always drive the
nails above the butts of the next course,
and never allow the head of a nail 70 come
in the joint of the next course above it,
for the single is liable to crack at that
point in seasoning, and make leak. In
laying sawed shingles, the liability to rot
from too close contact may be avoided by
a little care not TO drive the nails quite
home. Let the head just touch the shin
gle, but not sink into it.
For houses, especially we bar the rib
sheaihing in cold, snowy climates. Dry,
fine snow will drive up the joints, and if
the sheathing is open, drop down, and ac-
cumulate in piles that viii wet through
plastering whenit comes to melt. IF tight
boarded the snow will find no passage
through, which win not directly fill up and
stop further progress. Soaking shingles
in lime water or I've is better safeguard
against taking fire than against decay, as
you may see by trying to kindle fire
with a bit Of board from an old mortar
bed or leach Wisconsin, Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

= The Free viii Baptists of Ver-
mont have located a Seminary Of Learn
ing at Lyndon, provided the sum of
$4,000 shall be pledged Immediately for
the erection of suitable buildings. A con-
vention is TO be holden at Corinth, the
18th day Of October, TO prosecute the en-
terprise in detail. Notice will be given by
the Secretary of the Vermont Yearly
Meeting.
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LAMonLR CorNrY.-rho

LAMoILLE CouNrY.-The railroad
survey through the Lamoille Valley is
progressing at the rate of three or four
miles per day, the surveyors having reach
ed Morristown from Danville, and thus
far the route has proven to be very FEAST
Bile, with light grades, hardly to be SUR
passed in the New England States. The
people in the valley are alive to their
work, and one of the first bills to be ask
ed for at the opening of the Legislature
will be charter for the proposed road.
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8ailspaas.
H1'land = Burlington ana !.
mont Valley Ra,Ir Nau '

,., and AFTER May, sad, 1867. ,,,,,
MOVING SOUTH AMPS,
Asss 81 plMsA M at 400 AN, laS. ,l
A's ass Il ;. has W. at n'aop,M NJ, aBpn .
Lssss Rutland at 400 Am @AM S1s
332A,M. ~" A. NJ 220p
Leave bellows Falls, at TbopM a. wa
arrive At hfaulehoro, at s.50p NJ a5sAM 81 !,
MOVING NORTH Ann W. a. sas4giI
Leave Brattleboro at 10 as IN "hH
Arrive at Bellows Falls. al i as a.io NJ siNA.
70 iss ~ Bellows Falls at S2oA NJ, iias NJ,
.'r,yea' Ra'landat iOOOAM2m,yss 9
Leave Rutland at b.l5 A NJ. 2e5AN
Arrive at burlington % An. 4S5AMYll Y, lst,
TRAINS CONNECT As IA, ~
Al darlington With Boats on fnsa D0aAloNsi
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~. Adams, Rouses Point Montreal nAs lol Altis
west Al Rutland With ira ~ Tor T,ss 0shstasg W, M
aotk, saratoga Springs, Sch eesalS y albany M
bellows Fails with trains on ChSshi,. a ua u, Va
nAfs' Moseester, Lowell and Bostas "Ainaa d, NJ
valley Railroad for Bsattleboro NJ. WA ~
Nsw Haven and New York; and IN ssned, R.,s.
ier windsor, " hite River unsteu NM. sAsN's NM
bury, Newport, Littleton and IA. Wh,,a INV. Il N,
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