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Re 2l-St Gent Sup't Treasury Buidin
DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGrNIAl
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTRRMAsrHR,
RICHMOND, Va, March II, $50
sealed Proposals Tin triplieatel will be received at
this effice until Sp m; Of MONDAY, the 18th day Of
April, $50, for the delivery Of
$500 BUSHELS OF OATS,
SO TONS OF HAY,
10 the Quarternasters Department at Richmond,
Virginia, in such quantities may be required from
1870
Separate Proposals are required for oats, to be
sound, clean. and weighing not less than 81 pounds
TO the bushe for hay 70 be we'll cured Of the best
quality, and we'll baled.
Blank forms for Proposals, and information a to
amount and conditions VI delivery can be obtained
at this Office
The right to reject any all bids is reserved and
the usual conditions mentioned in previous adver-
tisemen,s from this Office will be required to be OBJ
served by bidders.
The eny elopes containing Proposals to be marked
Proposals for Forage" and forwarded By mail to
this Office.
BY order Of the General Commanding Department
Of Virginia. J. G. CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel Quartermaiter. U. 8. Army,
mhl66t Chief ouartermaser Dept Virginia.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
- BCREAu X. F.ANDAL)
OFFICE SUPT OF EDUCATION, VIRGrY.(
RICHMOND, Va, March Sth, lS7O
VIII be sold at public auction on FRIDAY A nrn
Sth $50, at 10 a. m, the following public buildipg.
at Farmvil lille, Va. viz:
Ose Frame Building, 90 by 20, l story
One Frame Building, & by Is, story
One y rane Building, % by -, story
One Frame Building, lo0 by D. in parts, two stories
Terms: Casn IN United States currency, on the day
of sale with deposit Of ten cent from each pur
chaser Tor each building when struck of.
Further conditions made known at time of sale
By order Of Brevet Major General o. o. Howard
Commissioner. X. M. MANLY
supt. of Education, Bureau r. f. and A. Lands,
Hhl06t State OF Viroinia
HEADERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
H OFFICE CHEZ QUARTERNAsTER
- - RICHMOND, VA, February Is, 1870.
Will he sold at public auction, at 10 o cleck a m
OF MONDAY the 18th day of March, 1870 the
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
recently vacated by United States troops, at
LYNCHBURG, Va,
PETERSBURG, Va, and
NORFOLK. Va.
Terms Cash, In legal currency, on the day of sale
BY order Of the Quartermaster General United
States Army. j. &. CHANDLER
Breyet Colonel, Quartermaster t. s. Army,
mot Chief Quartermaster, Department Virginia
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ORPHANS COURT, March II, 1870.
" DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, WAsHINar

- DISTINCT or COLUMBIA, wA.H5seron
MACkEY. adminstratrix. g. &. .. Of William
Macksy, deceased, the admini&ratrix Q. t. a. afore-
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of April, A. b. 1870,
personal estate Of said deceased, and q the assets
IN hand, as far a. tie same have bee9fpnected and
and heirs OF said deceased are notified TO attend, with
their claim. propsly youchsd %, they may other
csasedS estate: Psrsdsd, Q cspy OF this order be
published once week for three weeks in The Even
ing Star previous ths sid DAY. Test; w
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NlERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NKW YORK.

JOHN GIBSON: and VALLEY CITY, Of <oAna
me MhkChANTs' LINE, win mskeS
l0Rka ALkAAkDk1A, WASHINGTON, Cd
s-,s 81, 10 2. follows: Lave kEw Y0kk,
sye Tgkkp 5AhisTT w. H m ,kssys GEoRGEToW1
HAM, Agent. once and whaH foot Of Hieh efre.s
Iort svepue ~ -
aull II W TuoMpSnu w.x
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ID New Marble Building. No. 900,
Corner 9Th street and Pe0nsy lvsnia avenue
TRUSTEES SALE Psop Of VALUABLE CITY
BY the late David Westeraeid, bearing d d.as
in Lber No. - foos 81. e &e ana ons Sf ss
land records for Washington county in tho District
Ss the a. 'ss g.
DAi the 18th day of February, 1870, at O'Clock p
much thereof as may be necessary, the same being
part of SQUARE north of square No. 5ss, beginning
80 inches south from the northwest corner OF said
SQUARE and running thence north to the said north
with the line Of Virginia avenue "a feet 2 inches;
thence due south II feet ia inches; thence north
westerly to the place Of beginning, improved by a
two story Frame House, occupied as a store, and is
Terms One-half cash; tho residue of the pur-
sH spd money TO be paid IN two equal payments at
ments All conreyancing and revenue stamps at the
piled with In DAYS from day of sale the T9u nds so r
the right to resell on five days notice at the
qgrc Of the purchasper when the Sr"Uer M De s re-
amount under the sad deed of trust be-
tween seven and eight h h. n Ire dollars.
jaz-eoSds W: /: VAIL CO., Aucts.
n THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLE
pEs.poned untii IRlDAf 18th inst, same hour and
fel6 W L. WALL 4 co. Auct.
RV-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned on account Of the rain, until MONDAY, 2lst
inst same hour and place. BY order of Trustees
tel9 w. l.. WALL co Aucts
1THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, 23d March, same hour
and place BY order of Trustees.
fe24law &mar2l .2z,23. WI. WALL eco, Aucts
by GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 319, southwest corner 9TH and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON NORTH + STREET, BETWEEN
18TH AND 18TH STREETS, AND IN THE
VICINITY OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
Ia BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated March
:". 9Th A. ID. 1863, and duly recorded in Liber E.
-, T., No y, folios s6, &c, of the land records
tor Washington county, ID. G., and by the written
direction Of the party secured thereby will SELL
PUBLIC auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 0th day Of
premises, Lots numbered nineteen 49, and twenty
(2y,) In square numbered one hundred and seventy,
two, t72,) in the city of Washington, with all the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One half cash, (of which 100 must
be paid at the sale and the deferred payments in six
and twelve months, with interest from day Of SALE
secured by deed OF trust to the satisfaction of the
Trustee. Terms to be complied with within six
days after sale, otherwise the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property after weeks notice
at the risk and cost of the fret purchaser All CON
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee
xo., GREEN WILLIAMS,
ieS-2aw3ds-pd AuctioBsers
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UNDERWRITERS.
SiCHARD y. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARI.
HARVEY & MARI,
CN.DBATAKRRs,
No. ss4 y STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth
my Sly
DICHARD w. BARKER.
UJvDERTAMER, Co.,
42s EIGHTH STREET ,nearE.
FURNITURE CT all kinds made and repaired
special attention given to the manufacture OF
CHAIRS. All work warranted. feB-ly

RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs, 30.
ID DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameled In Wax. All kinds Of Hair
Brnding done, Ornamental hair Work on Glass and
Pearl By Mrs. FRIES, late OF Boston, 3SS Sth St
near l. References for Hair Work:-Mrs President
GRANT, Mrs Admiral Goldsboruugh, W. W Curca-
ram Gen. Casey. Cen Ton pkins. Gen. Aiken. del-ly
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, FhUIT
" TREES, &C.
JOHN SAUL
respectfully calls the attention OF the public TO his
extensive Asssrtment OF GARDEN and -
flow R sEEDs, which are this season of the -
nnest Quality: From his long experience withA
the ~ed trade-and the seeds having been grown
spsei,My Tor his trade-he can warrant them fully
s9us 70 those he has had the pleasure Of supplying
seu III Sn q 81 " past years.
fr.m England and the Con sin-nt
Inc hSlI IhEBs are vigorous and well grown
e. NESTING o, fearr, tstandsrd and dwarf,i Plum
cherry, Apricot, Nectariue. &c.
Delaware. Concord. and all the other celebratad
GRAPES. sTkAWBERRIES, RAsPBERRIES
BLACkBERkIEs, CURRANTS, GOOSEBER
SHADE TREES. EvERGRErSs. ROSES
DAHLIAS. PHLOXES, vERBENAS 0ERa
NUNS, and other bedding plants, with eyerythino
pertaining 10 the Nursery Business all at modsrat
prices. JOHN SAUL,
Gal Seventh street
mhl4ec6t' Opposite U. :. Patent Once
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LOB MOUNT VERNON.

Kun HUNT sEhSON.
The steamer ARROW, Capt. rhooss stscsp,ss,
leaves her wharf, foot Oh 7tf street, 49,
-, pA, Mni z Scsgt Sundays, at Zoe. m. GKS
Alexandria, forts Foote and w arlington Mars.su
HAL, Nd, W bite House and lone. Va. returning q
JAMES SYKES, Gent supr.
su A-u oHjce-Wiiiards H0tai.
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I1KOPOSALS FOB LIGHT ARTILLERY
Il HORSES.
DEPOT QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,
- WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Is, 1870
Sealed Proposals are invited, and will be received
at this once until " m, on DNESDAY, sd in,
slant Tor furnishing the Quartermaster's Depart
ment nve Light Artillery Horses, follows:
The horses are 70 be sound in all particulars OF
bay color, well bDken to harness. in full flesh and
good condition, from fifteen TO sixteen hands high
from nve to eight years old, compsctly built, and
by Breyet Lieutenant Colonel Ii. A. Dupont, Cap
tain 9Th Artillery, In come ction with the under
description will be rejected
Horses must 70 delivered on or before the lst of
April next " "
bids. Va
Payments will " made upon delivery.
By order Of the Quartermaster General
J.C. McFERRAN,
Deputy Qmarternaster General, Brevet Brigadier
General u y. A.. mhl6-6t
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CARPBrs, CURTAINS. &c.
THE LARGEST SrOCK
TIKI MOST REASOHABLE PRICES n
WM, 3. MITCHELL Co,
Over Perry Bro.b
epD-D Dry Good Establishpsent
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OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTEN
" DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS,

WASHINGTON, February 81, 1870
Proposals will be received for supply and delivery
to the Treasury Department Of ICE, for one year
from the 18th Of March next.
The ice to be OF the best quality, kennebec, or ice
equal TO it, clear, and free from and dirt 90
pounds TO the tom and to be delivered in such guam
Quired. ' "
Bids will be received until IL O'Clock noon on the
10Th OF March; addressed othe General Superintep
dent OF the Treasury Building, marked "Proposals
for under cover to the secretary OF the Tressu
~, and TO be considered binding for Ave days after
that day, the Department rsserving the right to re-
Ject all or any portion Of the bids received
No bids will be considered binding unless satisfac-
partses to fulfill the contract. '
.uo. GEO. @. RICE,
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ADDRESS

TO THE
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A PRAYING HORSE THEA colored man
calling himself Spencer johnson, stole horse
from Dr. L. n. Bucks stable, ON the morning
Of the 18th, and made his way to Berryville, in
Clark county, where he was overhauled by its
ownor, MIR. Robert l.. Buck. He was brought
To Front Royal and committed to Jail. We
learn that the said SpencersJohnson was called
nPon to pray, on the evening OF the 18th, at a
coOred meeting in this place, and fairly lifted
the shingles of the rOofl-WdrreRtOn Ta.) Sent.
ga rat-catching chicken is a South Carolina
curiosity.
~Temperance missionaries are carrying on
an active campaign on Cape Cod, To convert all
the fishermen and sailors.
@Miss Maggie Sweat, OF Ohio county, Indi-
ana, recently cowhided Joseph Elliott a young
man who had impudently ventured to SASS
her.
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OFFICE OF POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
" SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
WASHISeroN, March 10th, lpp
Steamer WAwAsET will make her -
n regular TIP to CONE RIyER and Ee4S
Gay iith, leaving W Washington At .. m and Alex-
On and after Tuesday next she WI make two tr,c,
= rees; laying every TUESDAY and FRi-
mio-ls President Potomac Ferry Canysny
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~ EW Elk PREss LINZ
tHHrwrv VIA CANAL,
VAa vwhhssHINSI9E, AND

I'm sA ma H ~
DAY, ats D. m Ne sDS~
Freight received al asy time.
Apply 10 HYDE TYLER, o. Wster srr~-s
Georgetown. II. O.. N. ELDRIDGE q co. Eier
1s,sa Wn. CLYDE CO., 4 North Whsrve
Hhhsneiphis feS-4
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner eth and d streets

Rf VIM. L.. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building. No. 900,
Corner 9Th street and Po0nsy " ana Nv enue
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southwest corner 9TH and ID streets
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Kf COOPER LArlMER, Auctione-rs,
- tSuccessors TO James @. Mcclure Co..
southwest corner Penna. avenue and nth street.
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DTHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, sd March, same hour
and place BY order of Trustees.
fe24law 6mar2l .2z,23 W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
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HTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
inst, same hour and place. BY order of Trustees
fel9 w L. WALL A 90 Auc,s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-30

The POLITICAL Policy OF PRUSSIA
AND AUSTRALIA all places, at all
times, and among all men, Prussia has
consistently, industriously, and persist
emily Germanized, but Austria has al
ways lusted after the fesh-pots of Sla-
vonia. Above all things else, and all
other considerations whatever, Prussia
has sought to add to herself the German
Territory, but Austria has married, and
conquered, and allied, and inherited to
herself fourteen languages, and always
anything rather than German, In the
mixed provinces of that empire it has
come to be regarded as automatic that
to belong to the government party is to
be Slavonic-to the opposition, German.
1t is we'll established fact that the sim
gle Slavonic province of Bohemia has
from first to last, furnised three.fourths
of the officers of the empire. There are
hundreds and hundreds OF little towns in
the mixed provinces of Austria where a
little assistance from the government,
such as Prussia gladly gives in her Pol
ish provinces, wonld enable the Germans
to maintain German school, and save
their children from becoming donation
allied; but Austria never helps them,
Instead Of Germanizing, the govern
ment of that empire has garrsoned Hun
gary with German troops, and German
provinces with Hungarian, while the
Venetians hummed their Garibaldi hymn
around their little frozen camp-fires in
far Galicia, and the Poles their Boze cos
Polsky in the Quadrilateral
Amid all this chaos and this liouescon-
cy, the one rising star of hope, the glory
OF all Germany's best and wisest friends
and the only neucleus of future union.
has been Prussia. In all this sad and
miserable history of unhappy Germany,
running through dreary centuries of
ieuds, and jangling, and the wretched
chickering's of prircelings, there has come
up no other name by which she might be
redeemed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-30

THE ABsuRprry OF TIGHT-LACING.-
There would be no tight lacing if girls
could be made to understand this simple
fact-that men dread the thought of
marrying a woman who is subject to
fits of irritable temper, bad headaches
and other ailments we need not mention,
all Of which everybody knows, are the
direct and inevitable productof the COM
preston of the waist. Men like to see a
small waist, certainly, but there is very
great difference between the waist which
is well formed and in proportion TO the
rest Of the figure, and waist which is
obviously and artificially compressed, to
the destruction os that easy and grace
full carriage which is one of the chief
charms of a woman's appearance, An
unnaturally compressed waist is far
more certain of detection than mass
of false hair or faint busting Of violet
powder. The rawest youth who enters
ballroom can pick out the woman who
have Strengthened themselves artificially
and there is no more ready handle for
his harmless jokes, If the young lady
who, to obtain the appearance of a drag
on-fy, has been snbjecting herself to CON
siderable physical pain, and who has
been laying up for herself a pretty store
of ailments, which only want time to
pronounce themselves, could only seethe
stare Of scarcely. disguised contempt. and
understand the scornful pity which greet
the result of her labors, we should have
a change of fashion-and it is merely
fashion. There is nothing intrinsically
beautiful in an unnaturally small waist,
and if it were the fashion to go into the
opposite extreme, women would see
beauty in padded waists. 1t is a great
misfortune that popular taste never al
tiers in this as it alters in other matters.
Observers may notice with what regu-
lar ebb and flow wide skirts and narrow
skirts alternate; how we have the peg
top garments of men followed by the
sailors wide-ankled attire; how square
pointed boots give place to peak toed
boots, and how the peak-toes go out again
for suqare points. Through all changes
women remain true to only one fashion.
Whether her clothing is as long and lank
as that Of Grecian virgin, or whether
she builds around the lower half of her
figure a rotund and capacious structure
of steel, she is faithful to the tradition
of asmall waist; and she will weaken her
circulation, she will make her hands red
she will incur headache, she will crack
her voice, and she will ruin her diges-
ton, all reproduce malformation which
wise men regard with pity and fools with
derision.-London Athen@um.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-30

Here is an incident of this broilinr
summer related by Western paper =
/" BY singular coincidence pair of egg
merchants at Independence, Iowa, last
week, Internationally became poulterers
on large scale. The porter suddenly
heard a noise in the store room. where
there were $4,000 dozen of eggs packed
away preparatory to being shipped East.
and on going to see what was the matter
found 100000 chickens running about
the floor. They had been hatched by
the heat.
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Cheshire Railroad


UMMER ARRANGEMPr,
EXPRESS TRAIN leave Bellows F..,,,,.
NJ. ACC. at SIS A. NJ. and MAIL. 2s,ewAA
Keene, at 500 and 9,42. A. NJ, and 22sp n : !
fitehhurg Boston, Worcester, Lowell NJ =
intermediate Stations. Arrive al Fiiebbs.a@ y
A. NJ, 1900 NJ aud ass p. NJ. Boston ~ = 4 Y
and 2,30 and 6.35 7. NJ, - -
Returning leaves Boston. at 7,OA.M Nar
II A. NJ. ACCOM-, and $50 PM. EXPFFSS' ~ \. Z
burg, ats = A n and is ?, N. 7.S6 ? III H.,
At 1919 a NJ. $50 p. NJ. and. STOP. Nj II R As
Falls. Windsor. Rutland. lvc. w Dele'
HEESE. y. H., May o 1870. = S'P-
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An able Psychologist remarks that
more than one-ffth of the human body
is composed of phosphorus. Punch"
remarks that this most likely accounts
for the number of matches made.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX
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A Hioernian entering menagrie. was
asked if the pony he saw was not very
small one. "Ah, faith, said Pat, 1--WE
seen nunya one in swate Ireland as lit
tie as two of him."
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readiness, remembering that sugar made
after this method brings 3 to 5 cents
more in market, and who does not want
the biggest prices
Yours truly,
Franklin, Sept. Z. $. A. q,
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Late Agent OF the United states fateh'
ington. under the Act Of iss''
No. &c State St. opposite Kilby St. B'.'D
After an extensive practice of upwaifnt. NJ Itl
years, continues to secure patents " 4 otbei !
States; also in Great Britain. France, " BonGs
eign countries. Caveats. Specincauyh., f,r Pas
signments, and all papers or draw ljH;.snairh
executed on reasonable terms with W. " vols;
searches made into American and re- ppsstsnt: ~
determine the validity and utility Of l.isrei 81
ventions. and legal and other advice y III slsn.
matters touching the same. Copies ~ dolu
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No Agency in the United states, ossssse,ssiuiss
facilities for obtaining Patents or Asee
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During eight months. the subscriber = ~ ~
tons Sixteen Appeals. Every One o. If Psisss
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TESTIMONIALS. %
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"I have no hesitation in assuring nv nv ~ 4
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tions in a form to secure for them an !
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EDMUND BURKE. late Com r .irtS; {; "a
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VT. Centrai& Sullivan Railre.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Conn ~
~ Monday, May 80 1870. o''nmenca
Mail Train leaves 81. Adams al 6oo
lows Falls, Boston. Worcester. sprineG,id Y iot ID
&e. As"''u New 10,
Night Express leaves ogdensburvb 49,.
Montreal at $40 NJ, StJohns az NH N LW I,
bans i.10 y. m, arriving in Boston m w. st. 4,
Meeting at bellows Fails with Cheshire Rsh A. W
Boston and Worcester, and the nnlallfeld !,
Railroad for Springfield, &c., aud aryi%,ont lss
York ut 1880 n N. "ugN NJ
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND wrS,
Leave Bellows Falls az li45,A.M.54r, y
bay Express leaves Boston via Ia,s.,o u N
A NJ, for Burlington, st. Adams. Monirsah az h,
irving at Montreal at 9;0O PM. OgdensI,'l &c. n
A, NJ, making close connections with tr'isl a IN
West. "a'ls w N
Mail trains leaves Bostonyia Lovon
via Lawrence and FitchhurRat7 80 A@ q NV All
at 7;la, A. NJ. for burlington, and St li1st
Trains leaving Boston via litehbure stsl
and Springfield at I.a0 A. NJ, connect M VIZ h
er junction with bay Express Train. w uae r..
Accommodation Train leaves Nortbse,1 49,
~ fer burlington, Rutland, ST Albabs x.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls ,,,o,.
receiving passengers from Vt. Valley Rail- y "a
ing New York at ~ 10 r. NJ and from C6s.fSgs All
road. leaving Boston az so P. NJ, eorrll III
White River junction with train leaviynal Sfe's
600 Y NJ, for Burlington, Montreal ara wv al
burgh, connecting with Steamers and X, Vre&
| Trunk Railway for the West Ne eHa
SLEEPING CARS are attached ia ~ =,
Express Trains running between Montre,lT !. Aa
ton, and ST. A bans and Springfield ANA \ aal ~
and Troy. and Drawing room ears betwesS.' ,AAis
al aud Boston on Day Express Trains Vea Aaas
Through Tickets for Chicago and TIA W..
at the principal stations. %
st. Adams, VT, May 30. 1870. '''A'l' sV't
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-30

A Chicago lady dropped one of her
eyebrows in the church pew, and dread
fully frighteneda young man sitting next
to her, who thought it was his moustache.