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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-04

OLD AGE, MIDDLE AGE AND YOUTH
In the office of the National Eagle at
West Randolph, on the goth ult', we
found three generations to work at the
case. Mr.. P. P. Ripley the proprietor
his father aged 76 years, and his dau ghtel
aged years The daughter set up INF
entire laws of the State last fail unSldeo
which were put to press without proving
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Carnival at schenectady.

SCHENECTADY, Aug. 3.
Great preparations are being made by
the True Blue organization for a grand
carnival, announced for September oth.
Many celebrated bands are engaged for
the occasion. 1t is estimated that at least
20 900 people from abroad will be present
The affair will probably be the most i'm.
posing of the kind ever witnessed in this
country.
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The West Point Investigation.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 3.
The committee appointed by Congress
to investigate charges against certain
cadets at West Point for treating colored
cadets in an ungentlemanly manner have
concluded their labors and sentenced the
offending cadets to be reprimanded by the
anthnrities
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GOOD TEMPLARs.-The following OH
GERS were installed in Rutland Lodge NJ
IS, Wednesday evening, Aug 3, by Lods
Deputy E. G. Mason:
&C. T., Charles G. Root.
w. v. T., Miss Hannah Lapman.
w. S., Chester Parmenter.
W. A. S., Miss Ida Tyler.
W. T., Miss Matte Weeks.
W. F. S., Newman Weeks.
W. NJ, George Mclean.
W. D. NJ, Miss Lucy Barrett
W. I. G., Miss Emma Haynes.
w. o. G., w. W. Cushman.
W. c., J. P. Mailhoit.
r. H. s., Mrs. W. W. Cushmar.
l.. S., Miss Lettie Webster.
P. W. G. T., Mrs. M. J. Townsend.
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Terrible Accident-FOur Persons
Killed.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 3.
A terrible accident occurred this after
noon. A party of men were handling
fixed ammunition in the laboratory out
side the fort, when a shell exploded, FIR
ing the building and killing John Tom
linson, white, Joseph and William John
son and Henry Allen, colored, and wound
ing Frank Chisman, colored. The fire
destroyed five other small buildings con-
tanning shell. The fire department could
render little assistance on account of the
bursting shells which fell in every direc
ton in and about the fort.
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poe = by G. R. Ballard, of Castletos, on
the signs of the times. Tonight the
junior exhibition takes place. To-mor'
row is commencement day, which will
conclude with a levee at President
AugelPs and boat ride on the lake.
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DAY BnAT AND NIGHT BOATl

DAY BOAT AND MUTT BUATI
With twenty First class Steamers, only six
DAYS through to Milwaukee and Chicago, without
h4nge of boat First Glass Tickets include
Meals and State Rooms
Leaving ugdensburgh every day, Sundays ex'
cepted,l on arrival Of noon trains, for Chicago
Milwaukee, Sheboygan and intermediate ports
without change Of boat, and every evening, Sun
days excepted for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit
ans nterrne diate ports.
baTk with their luggage, teams, stock, &C., ant
iard togethtr without disturbance or traxshp
mert, At their port of destination, thus avoiding
the great inconvenience of the many changes, de
laws and expenses OF other routes. Ia Thes'
Steamers have large cabins and state rooms
amply aud neatly furnished for first class pasSen
GERS and second cabins with cook stoves anC
comforts able accommodations for passengers ant
families, who may wish to furnish their own pro
visions. No efforts will be spared to maintain
| the reputation OF this, as the
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Republican Primary Meeting.

The Republican voters of the town OF
Rutland are requested to meet in Primary
Meeting at the Village Hall in Rutland,
on Tuesday evening, August 9th, at u
o'clock, to elect seven delegates and seven
alternate delegates to the Republican Con-
gressional Convention, to be held at Mid
alebury, on Thursday, August 18TH to
nominate u candidate for Congress.
Bv order of Town Committee.
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New York Riot.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.
A riot occurred at Peekskil last night
between members of the Iron Moulder's
Union and non-union men, in which ID
Brown, one of the former, was killed IL
self defense by Roderick Shea, who was
with difficulty saved by the police from
being lynched by the mob.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 3.

NEW 4ohh1 Aub' "
.syps-Pots steady at s625G6.75. Pearls
nominal at $9.O0@975: 90,
n' CnrTos-Dull, closing nominal. Sales SSS
bales 20 for maaing . oPa SSIs Market
oo,,ts hotter and in fair demand for export and
Sa,oe rse Sales 1900 barrels, at s5.6066.lt
for superfne State and Western; $o.4o&o.oS
sor Cnmmon to good extra State and West.
a,,, sf 6Oa7 90 for good to choice do. s665QI.4
for common to choice white wheat West.
arn extra sc. 500S 90 for common to good extrs
Ohio; s6.50@9.50 for common to choice extra ot
Iouis. The market closed very firm. Rye noul
steady. Sales 800 bbls. at &5,75@s o.. Corn
meal more steady. Sales 90 bbis. OF Brandy"ine
at 1925. -. obange
sales 200 bbls. at SlO2@1.03 free, closing y
WHEAr-Receipts 1873, e25 bush; Make. n - "
and l@2 cents lower. Sales 9i DSs ss Tor ~
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ReoUest TO Vassar College.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, August 3.
The first bequest Vassar College has
ever received, except from its founder
was made known to-day. 1t is from Je-
rome P. Girard, wealthy Poughkeepsian
recently deceased. The sum is S32,OOO
of which $4,000 is to endow a professor
ship of natural history, and $4,000 for pur
chasing and mounting specimens of Norti
American birds
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AbscOnded.

LIVERPOOL, August 3.
Two well known merchants, whose
names are withheld for prudential rea-
sons, absconded to-day, after overdrawing
GOO 900 each from the bank.
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SoAP.-Among the manufactures OF
Rouse's Point is the establishment of a.
B. Chapman, who manufactures the best
of laundry bar soaps He is also agent
for the celebrated Thames, London and
Magnum Toilet soaps. These are all OF
an excellent quality and give universal
satisfaction wherever they have been used.
All do ,lers in this class of goods will do
well to examine those manufactured and
sol by Mr.. Chapman's before purchasing
else where.
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BUTTER MARKET.-The st, Adams
Butter Market on Tuesday was active
and prices were without material change,
"a to 30 cents being obtained according
to quality. Shipments, butter 2,OG5 tubs
cheese 80 boxes.
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Fire.
UTICA, Aug. ;

UTICA, Aug. D.
The business portion of Constableville
Lewis County was destroyed by fire to-
day. James Pump Factory, Barretfs
Hotel, and the Methodist Church edltce
are among the ruins. Loss not ascertain
ed. Barrett's insurance 1000.
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Singing.

LONDON, August 3.
1t is said that Nilsson will be paid TO-
900 for six months contract to sing IN
the United States. She is TO receive
$4,000 as gift on starting for America.
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~. stock and money MARKET.

NV IOHk, aug. ..
Money easy at 4@5, with EXCEPTIONS at and
per cent.
sterling dull at lO9H @lO9X sight bills llOhG
ll0A.
Gold stronger, opened at l2lA, advanced t.
l22 closed at l2l&.
The Treasury sold million at 2l.2oG2l.87&
Carrying rates 500.
Clearacces s60.Oo0,O0o.
The shipment tomorrow is estimated at a mil
lion and a half to two MILL ons.
The shipment to-day was s94S,75o.
Governments dull but strong.
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Rutland to New York without change Of Cars,
s<SrTime as quick as by any other route. First
Glass Sleeping Cars through on night train.
On and after Monday, June 18th, 1870, trains
will run daily Sundays exceptedl as follows:
EXPRESS-Leaye Rutland LOO a m, stop
ping at Wallingford, Dandy, East Dorset, Man
chester, Arlington, North Bennington, Bennlng'
ton, Berlin, Stephentown, Lebanon Springs, New
Lebanon, Brainard, Chatham and Chatham
Corners, arriving at New York ll.00 a. m.
MAII-Lea Rutland 1915 am, stopping al
all sta tions, arriving at New York 900 p. IN.
MIXED-Leave Rutland 2.l5 P. m, to Ben
nington only.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Express, LIS a. M; Mail, $50 P. M; Mixed
l2.00m.
Tickets can be obtained at the General Ofic'
under National Bank of Rutland, Merchants
Row, and at Ticket Office in Depot.
j. R. FAULKNER, Asst Supt.
Rutland, June Is, 1870. d&wtf
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CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE !

Be sure and see the agents OF this line before
YOU buy your tickets Trusty men will always
meet Passengers at the depot IN Ogdensburg, to
take Checks and recheck baggage for this lIne.
ASK Tor tickets via Northern Transportation Com
panys Steamers. The only American lines leav-
ing Oadensburg. We will make 1t the interest OF
every traveller to see the Agents of this line be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. One hundred pounds
of baggage free to each passenger, Baggage
checked through to al points.
80 Through Tchets TO California and all
polnts IN the treat West, Northwest and South
West, cheaper Than the cheapes, on application
To
G. A. EDDY, Managing Agent, Office Steam
ers Landing, Ogdensburg, N. Us
IGEO. W. SMITH, General icket Agent OF.
hce corner Fond and Pattersononreets, opposite
johnson House, Ogdensburg, N
Tickets by this route for sale all stations or
Rutland Il Burlington and Nj treal Platts
burgh Railroads.
Ii. J. GOODNO, Passenger Agent.
April 30 1870. 22d&w6m
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PERsoNAL-James Merrill Esq, OF
y w York, the former cashier of the Rut-
land County National Bank, is in town
.o.ndio i few days among his friends
"a ,cnn,i 'tanoos by whom no ia most
cordially weloo. ned,
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c. E., 100 P. m.
MAILS ARRIVE.
N IL O n - m
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BAGGAGE-A few days since baggage
master Frank Shedd, had, on his trip over
the Rutland Railroad, from Boston to
Burlington, one hundred and fifty-eight
separate pieces of baggage.
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A RUNAwAY.-Mr. Charles W. Page
drove a horse from Lyon & Quinns sta
ble in front of the Pogt Office, yesterday
afternoon about 6 o'clock, and, leaving the
horse standing unhitched, entered the Post
Office for his mail In his absence the
no, Sc started off at furious rate up Cen
+er ct -eet to Main, down Main to Wash
ipgton a'uri the whole length of Washing
ton street, going at John Gilpin rate
! At the Bal'dwell House gentleman
drove along, which turned his course into
Merchants Row He proceeded to Cen
ter street, where another turn was taken,
in making which the carriage was upset
for the first time. On reaching the side.
walk in front of the HERALD building
the horse fell and was secured, and taken
TO the stable. The carriage was slightly
injured. and the horse somewhat bruised
from his fall The strange feature OF the
affair was that horse should run so ia
with a vehicle attached to him SO long
distance, sharply turning four corners
and that the carriage should not upset
run against any obstacle to do it inJur..
until the fourth corner was reached
. was fortunate finale, under the circum
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Egw Adrerttsenlents.
n,Tr0EvERMONT. DISTRICT

CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
y of Fairhaven, IS. The Probate Court for the
District of Fairhaven: r-.o
line Thorntorn late of Castleton, in said district,
deceased, intestate. o,,,,u,r>-<r
The Administrator of the said deceased, having
oresetad that it will be necessary to sell all the
pi oS+afe Of said deceased for the payment OF
t6a ebs and expenses Of administration has
made application to said Probate Court for IL
cense to make such sale: Therefore, .
Bv the authority of the State OF Vermont,
YOU are hereby notified to appear before said
probate Court, at the Probate Office in Casteton,
in said district, on the 22d day OF August a;
d 1870, to show cause, if any you have, why SAID
extension should not be granted.
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this Isl
Jay - HENRY L. CLARK,
o,.vy9yv Register.
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North Carolina Politics

RALEIGH. August D.
Both political parties profess to be con-
fident of success in the election to-mor-
row. There will be full vote except in
| Alamance and Caswell counties.
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Catholics Successful.

BRUSSELS, August 3.
The Catholic party was successful IN
the late elections.
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7 ERMONT CONFERENCE SEM
IL X M 111rNrA ALE col L .EGE

MARY AND FEMALE COLLEGE,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
REV. c. W. WILDER, Principal.
A tirst-class school for Ladies and Gentlemen
Largest corps of Teachers OF any School in the
state. Location unsurpassed in Healthtulness
and Beauty. Strong, Moral and Religious Intiu'
euce.
Collegiate Course for Ladies. Special Course
of study for Young Men who cannot attend Col
lege, yet desire a Liberal Education.
Particular attention given to Young Men pre-
parng for College
Fall Term begins August 3lst.
For Circulars. Board or Rooms, Address thu
Principal
Montpelier. Vt Aug. l, 1870. Sl:w3g
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Ehe Herald is the only paper I'm
,hc County Of Rutland, or this sec
iou OF Vermont that takes Teie-
ruphiC news. The Herald receives
fhe associated Press reports regu-
0 stFly,
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1rOLLOW THE CROWD
And you will find yourself at
JOSLIN'S STORE, IN POULTNEY,
where is kept the largest and best assorted
STOCK OF GOODS
In the State.
.s ..- poy24d&wtf
GENTLEMEN,

~ ENTLEMEN,
" .-
We have for sale as nice as made, Boots
saved nv hand. and of the finest grade. The
goods we will warrant to give Satisfaction, anu
at sc, 90 pair invite your i1specton'
A CARD.
All other kinds we shall sell you cheap,
Ladies', Misses and Children's, all Styles coln-
piete, ~, .as on,
Bronze Kid and Black; Serge, Kid, foxed ana
And slippers so neat you cannot complain.
Those 81 .25 Serge CATERS sell very iass-o'ei
81 pairs sou ~ o q. w. CURRIER,
No. 6, Merchants Row, Rutland, VT.
| iulyl5d&wu
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GIPsIEs "A STRANGE TRANSACTION.
There has been for some days past an
encampmont of what may be called Clip
Sizes in Rutland, their camping ground
having been changed from time to time,
if not from day to day,
Ga Saturday last two Of theIa oaIied at
the house of Mrs Hubbard, widow lady
residing on the corner of Wales and West
streets, with some baskets, which they OF
fered for sale. Upon Mrs. Hubbard's de-
clining to purchase, they entered into
conversation with her, and one of them,
observing that she had a small bunch on
her forehead, proposed to remove It, Mrs
Hubbard informed them that it originated
from AN injury which sha had received
some wears ago, and that Us it had affect
al the bone, it could not be remedled
whrrcupon enc of the qipsies made pre-
tense of examining the bunch and oom-
menced spassiug her hands overs Mrs. lis
face This ia the l.st she remembers OF
the transaction al that time.
On the next day, Sunday, wishing to
use some money, she went to the place
where she was in the habit of keeping IT,
but could uot find any, and upon further
so.rnb il wus ascertaiued that dozen
silver Spoons and some other articles were
missing,
| Mrs. Hubbard then remembered that
! i. 1T "a
two women left, and that there had been
during the rest of the day "a strange feel
| ing of dizziness in her head, and her sus
picions were at once aroused that she hat
been mrgnetized by these women, and
that taking advantage of her unconsolou
condition, they had taken the money, sill
yer. etc, with them Procuring team
she started in the direction of their en-
campment, and upon taking advice pro
ceeded to procure q search warrant and al
officer While doing this she was prob
turning to her house to get ready to g
with the officer, and while up stairs, tn
two women came into the house, left {
bundle on table, aud simply remarkinl
that ait YES all right, they had only Dor
rowed it," Or something to that effect
went away. Upon opening the bundl
al of the missing articles, as well as tn
money, with the exception of some two o
three dollars. which was in silver wer
found. 1t is supposed that the wome,
noticed Mrs. Hubbard going to differen
places, and thinking that she suspecte
them of the theft, and not having ha
time to properly secrete the articles, too
this method to avoid prosecution.
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Boston Produce Market,

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIN, STURGEs & Co., Commission Merchants,
10 and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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S16 E00 worth sold by one agent in four
RAo1oOo months. Agents wanted for
MEN OF PROGRESS
by Jas. Parton, Greeley and other prominent
writers. 1t is the most complete and compendl.
Gus literary and artistic work ever published. II
contains sketches of Charles Dickens, Burlingame
and so other prominent Americans. LONDON,
NEW YORK AND HARTFORD PUBLISH'
ING COMPANY, 2o5 to 2l3 East 18th street.
Ny. aug2d&w4W
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New York Republican state Conn
mittee.

SARATOGA, Aug. 3.
The Republican State Committee meet
in Congress Hall to-mUrrUw. A large
number of leading Republicans from all
parts of the State, besides members of the
committee who are now here.
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by Rev. G. B. Drake p d M M1 eh "a Nch
stone Of Middlebury and miss mie a. -'-'-
| OILS of south Royalton. No caros'
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.0MMISSIONER,S NOTICE.

Z YUM MIDDIOANl71S' - ~ y = .
~ The undersigned, having been appointed
nv the Hon Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
Barney Ferry late of Wallingford IN said district,
deceased, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose of examining and allowing said
claims at tho dwelling house OF Mrs. Elsie Ferry
in Walhngford, ON '"a first Mondays of Septem-
until five o'clock, p. m, each on ga days, and
that six months from the sixteenth day Oh IVY
A. d. 1870, is the time limited by SAID Court IoI
said creditors to present their claims 10 us lol
examination and allowance.
Dated at Walhngford, this 10th day OF July, a
D. 1870. -,,,r,r,-,
HANNIBAL. HOPKINS Commissioners
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Tuesday. August 9. $50.

BUTTER-(New, prince = n, 3l332e
" Fair to good,l q D. 2sG3Oe
CHEEsE-tFactory extra,l @b l2KaIsKe
Farm extra,l q D. l0Gl2c
" Sc ordinary q u, "a Sc
BsGSs-tPea' extra hand pickedl = g 5OG2 g
- I" Ordinary 2 c0CG2 Is
yellow eyel, e. 25a2 so
MEDIUM extra, hand picked,l 62@l 75c
" - (Common,) 81 254l 81
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N1EW-YORK AND HARLEM
IN RAILROAD.-On and after Monday, May
2sd. 1870, two Express Trains VIII leave depot
corner of Twenty-sixth-st. and Fourth ave-, AZ
1890 a. m, Rutland Express.
3:45 D. m, Montreal Express
Sleeping Coaches on night trains, between new
York and st. Adams, VT. o.
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TRAINS Forty freight trains arrive at
and leave the Rutland Depot daily.
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ADJUSTMENTS People at beach and
mountains umuse themselves by catcLius
a toad, then several dozen fire-aies, or
"lightning bugs" They make the toad
swallow the bugs and then put him under
a glass dish The little flies keep up d
flashing inside for some minutes and then
illuminate the toad all over. The toad
likes il, too
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s<SrTime as quick as by any other route. First
Glass Sleeping Cars through on night train.
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J. NJ. FRENCH's Circus AND EGYPTIAN
CARAVAN, which is without doubt one Of
the finest exhibitions in the world, will
visit Rutland, giving two exhibitions, one
in the afternoon and one in the evening,
on Friday, August 18th. This Exhibition
contains number of remarkable animals
Lions, Camels, Elephants, etc, of which
fuller description is given in the adver-
tisement It is something well worth
seeing, and we have no doubt the tent
will be we'll filled both afternoon and even
ing. A fine street display will take place
in the morning at ten o'clock.-Wo copy
the following from the Springfield Repub
| Ecan:
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Rutland Retail Prices Current.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by EDWARD
c. GALLAR, Fulton Market, and CHESTER
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
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commencement at University OF
Vermont.

BURLINGTON, Aug. 3.
The annual address before the fnl
Beta Kappa Society was delivered yes
terday by Rev. Samuel Caldwell OF FRO
violence. Subject, 'The debt OF literature
to life" To-day the annual Grafton Deiolt
the Associate Alumni by Rev. y. a.
Byington, Of Windsor, on the posi'io.
and method of the American scholar, ano
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$50, and Departure of Trains
uo.rNs LEAVE RUTLAND.

Arrival and Departure
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, l.So s. t4''o a. m'' 1''' y
m, q $40 p 40 "a & 1915 a. m, s2.2o & $50
pIRs;1 Il; 100 .lo45 m, t2;lS p. m
5Bssratoga, 500 a. m, 800 q '2 ~ p. m'
:, ssiem, $50 & 1900 a. M 'lz'l0 p No. ana
t4.50p.m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, I2'4o a. m'' & 1900 a. M
., p@IIington, 100 & "ll.5o a. m, l2.l5 & 1910
:. genn ington, LIS am, tl2. oom, g. $50 p. m
g Salem / 80 & rs. 80 a, M, 1885 s. 1886 p. m
Mail Train. TMixeo'
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at Burlington

THURSDAY, AUG. 4.-CoMMEEcEMENT DAY.
lOa. m.-Procession from College.
1Ol-2a.m.- Orations of Graduating Glass, and
comforting of Degrees.
CORPORATION DINNER.
Commencement Levee at Presidents
House.
Music to be furnished by the Germania Band OF
Boston. go
The Railroads and Steamboat Company viii
carry persons attending Commencement for fare
one way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-04

P1NeREE's BEEs.-Col. Stephen M.
Pingree has swarm of bees in his parlor
chimney with which he is willing to part
on very reasonable terms, having no par
tieular desire to engage in raising honey
His bees are a colony from an old hive
belonging to his neighbor Bugbee. In
swarming they took "bee line" for the
chimney, which is very high from the
COLLAR bottom on which it rests, and made
Judgment near the foundation. The
au,or,o have now been three weeks as
"busy as bees" making honey Ine
ro1one1 who learned the art of war IL
Virginia, commenced vigorous cam
paign against the carpet-baggers, ou
suddenly bethought him that he had en-
gagements elsewhere. He will sell hl'
bees very cheap if they are called 1ol
| soon.