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PROPOSALS.
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WROUGHT k pS1PtSh asfffRR,o NV WORK SKs
uh sG1lsn prSP9,,s ia ,s WI be rsesy.a q ,b once
| the wrought and Cas- iron WORK as elhibited bY
tne drawing. desctibed In the tpeciheations and
beams, channel irons, SC. wrought angle irons,
cast,lron brackets, &c, and ornamental cast.iron
work in ooInccs. se required for the roof o. The
psrtments' building wsshin.ton, d. q. '' ~
ule ipsy ,, had on aIIli. ston al ihis once
the work in place viii BE iafpished BY The Govern.
ment free Of charge. but Will be erected BY the con.
c r BE .Is S: IL s' i G:. . sGs
yidsd smons different but viii be eo 1ni
r. az css pns shSs s e
Payments will DO made monthly. deductins ten
per centum until the bnal completion OF tho con.
Ali bids must be accompanied by penal bond In
the sum OF fifteen thousand dollars, teib0D.) that
the bidder will accept and perform tho contract II
swsEsd HIM ~ q ns security 2
the United States Court the district attorney Of
the district wherein he resides.
The Department reserves the rFht 70 reject any
aoysrnmeni 70 DO SO; and spy BID .bst 4 not made
on the printed form. 10 be obtained in this ofics
and does not conform In every respect y the re-
n shis W. pot ss eon
from parties who are not henselyes engaged in the
who have not the necessary facilities for getting
Proposal. will be Endorsed "Bids for Iron Work
NAY Nay bspsrt%sn,a building, wsshinHopt p o."
ly7At 9upeFx ising Arrhiterf
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SpioS Alice s.ISysa We q JqhP ,, Camp z
The ftispds and scaSsintsnees Of the family are
:tssss. .eg'hsssi, Tass$ss Sfisrnoon' july 4
HUToHERsoN.-on The 10th instant, OF con.
sumption. MARY V. HUrcnERsos, In the nineteenth
My head this pillow
Long hath pressed,
LifesappinH sickness
yc NS oisen TX sse there s,eaie,h -
To ease my hearts pain,
Beautiful music
heavenly strain!
Beautiful music
Heavenly strain.
Softly cometh
=. 10 cheer mo aHainl
Sweet its assurance,
For know when do,
Those hArpins celestial
Shall greet mo on high.
My advent awaiting
| That sweet harp Of old.
And with beauty unsullied,
AID ii Is ia, Il p eSis city, siiS.'
AP PSsI. iss Sss5l %sP "a ms.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited e at,nd her funeral from ths res,
street, between and d streets southeast. Monday
9ist Inst, at 30 O'Clock D. m.
sss. nsi. Su Soss VA fs1
fortitude, IasATIUs Lucas aged seventy We years
Ills relatives and friends are Invited TO attend his
funeral from his late residence. street, between
twenty NTH and Twenty sixth Streets at o'oocl
| p. m. on Monday, the 2ist inst.
Il the s% g SStS sS snd
native Of dermauy. aged twenty.iy years.
GIBBONs,-On the .,,h instant, our little Her
| BERr, infant son o. George I. aud J. p. Gibbons
| aged six months and seven days.
HULsE On the morning Of tho is,h instant
Hulse, aged sixteen months and fifteen days.
The funeral will take place from the residence
2il0 Pennsyivania avenue, N4 O'Clock p. IN. Monday
.s1MS.--On FRIDAY. July 10, at 30 2 m, after
short but painful ilnosss EL,zA JANE BIAS, the be
loved wife Of Jeremiher Sims.
Iuested 10 attend her funeral from hor late resi
dence, Third street. between q and ID streets, Of
/ Ebeneker church. corner d and Fourth strsets
| Capitol Hill. at O'Clock.
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w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. tOrange, Alexandria and MAnas.
sAs and LynchbnrE aud Danyille Railroad

COMPANY, (Oranse, Alexandria and MAnAs.
sAs and Lynchburs and Danyillo Railroad
Companies cOnsoiidated)
DOUBLE DAILY ThAINS, teIeept Sunday p M
Commencing SUNDAY, May %. laI3. double daily
connections Will be made between Washington and
Lynchburg In the great line from New Orleans and
New York, connecting twice daily with Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad at GordonEyiIle and ChArlottes
vile for Riehmond and South. and all the line to
Leave Warrington By Potomac Ferry Company'i
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice daily o. m
and p. M, and take trains corner King and
Union streets, Alexandra, At :Soa. m and 80 p, m
Arrive At Lynchburg at 10 y. m. and I ~ .. IN.
making close CONNECTIONS West and Southwest.
Passengers for Manassas Division leave Seventh
street wharf H. m, daily. excepting SupdAE
Pullman Palace Cars from Alexandria - New Or
leans. CHANGING only at Lynchburg.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Warrington
y. o. or at Alexandria. corner OF King and Uniol
knoIs Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be
onth street wharf
breakfast and supper on ferry boats for through
ara J. N. DRoADUs. O. I. A,
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DRoPosAIs FOR HEAD STONES FOR MA
L TIoNAL MILITARY gEMETERIEs.
WAR DEPARrMEsr,)

ouAnrrsNAsrEa oEsKEAL's oysleE.
Proposals. are inyited for furnishing Headstones
S S ~ n 81 wbss q
ing is an e1trscti
eniiisa an act to ssissiisS and pfesset National
Cemeteries" approved February p. 1851, and the
shall be o. dSrsble stone, and of such design and
G KS t6r as IN nsn
awarded by the Secretary Of War, after sixty dayh
lAton. to some responsible person or persons vince,
combine the elements Of durabiity, decehsy. snt
cheapness. and the sum Of one million dollars II
hereby for sad purpose oSt q snI
the various Cemeteries the size and model for suci
head stones, and the standards Of quality and
color Of the stone to be used, and bids shall b,
made and decided with referelee thereto; and con
head stones; and the contracts made under, thi,
act shall proyide 70, furnishing and setting all tn,
sAid head and shall not In the aggregate
coed the sum hereby appropriated
Tho total number to be furnished Is estimated a
ns.gs. For the known. 1894; for the unknown
s 81 g. Lad on S
plication by letter TO this office, whore also speci
men will DO placed on exhibition within few days
The proposals should DO IN sealed envelopes
Military Cemetcriss, and addressed TO- tie Quar-
trrmaster General Of the Army. In whose ofiic
they will be opened In the presence Of bidders, OF
Saturday, September ., 1873, commencing at l
by order Of the Secretary Of War; ,,,,o.
ouArtermaster General, Brevet Mai, Den. U. \. A.
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UNITED srATEs ErorsErn OrrIcyJ
CoRNER Housros AND GREENE SIS, !
NEW YORK, June %. l573 }
on the 18th day OF July. 1874 for dredging at differ
1uantity Of dredging abont iooo6c cubic yards 10
30 siyen out In Or two oontracts. For informa-
ton apply to the undersigned -
Major Of Engineers, Breset MAJ. Gen. q. !. A.
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ID RoPosALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
i WILMINGTON HARBOR, DELAWARE.
U. y. EsoMEER OrrIcEI

PHIIADkLPHIA, Pa, June u. is7a
Sealed proposals, In duplicate " ith copy Of This
Ky ass % each VII b 5scsiyea q
July ., lsI3 for removing from he channel of
rock.
forms, specifications. drawings and Information
cality can be seen J. u. EURTZ,
Lieut. Colonel Of EpKineeru
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DROPosALs FOR OAK PILES.
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UNITED sriTss NAy1.YARp,
EoRroLK, Va, July IS, ls73
Proposals will DO received ct this ONCE until I,
o'eiocf, m wEpN EspAY. tbs s5d instant, Tor the
following named OAK Piles. on account Of the Bu
70 No oai piles. % feet long. Il inches ct butt.
% No Oak Piles, Is feet long. II inches Of butt,
inches small end.
90 No. Oak r1les, 20 feet long, II inches at butt
inches email end.
90 No. Oak Piles, IS feet long, II inches at butt, a
inches small end.
50 No, OAK Piles, % feet long, Il inches at butt.
inches small eDd.
The above articles to be OF the best quality, and
10 be delivered free of expense at this yard within
thirty 1901 days from date Of award OF contract.
addressed to GEO W, BEAMAN,
Paymaster United Htatss Navy
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d RoPosALs FOR STEAM sLooPs-oF.wAR.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
DupEAu OF CossrnuoTIos AND RErAm,

y
WAEuIsoTos, June 81, ls7a
Sealed proposals will be received at this Bureau
until Y o'clock, noon August lisa, for the CON
struction, including all the materials except the
live oak timber, Of the hull OF steam slonp of.wnr
Of about SO tons measurement, complete for sea
service. Plans and specifications In detail for the
hull showing the work TO be done, may be seen and
examined ut this bureau, and at the Comma dAntB
Once at the Navy Yards at Philadelphia BrookIyn
July next
The hull must be completed In all respects &C.
cordinl to the contract and specifications: the ma
terial. must be of the best quality, and the work
must DO done IN The best manner and the vessel DO
deiyered At tuch Navy Yard on the Atattic cosst
the date and signing OF the contract
Payments will be made as the work progresses In
pr0portionAte amounts, reserytnE the usual per-
centase until the fnAl completion ana acceptance
The bids must be accompanied with the suAran.
tee required by law that II the contract Is awarded
u will be promptly executed. and the names Of the
amount Of the face Of the contract viii also DO
The Department reserves the right to accept or
reject any or Al Dids which. in it's opinion, are not
Bids Will only be seeepted from parties who are
facilities for doing the work. je23 MID
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VA .misoTos, July IL, is7s
washington Navy Ys|i. on or before The ith PROV.
inc iod,oo pounds q fngot, Copper, Ib0.Eo lake
Bureau until 10 O'clock m. Of THURSDAY, the slst
instant, 1t which time they will be opened.
the Bureau o. Construction and hepsir, Navy De.
pArtment. Warrington, and endorsed Proposals
nens letters.
The COPPER ~ill Be subject q the necessary test
inyton Navy Yard, and will not be received uuics
delivered within the time specified above
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21

In bidding for delivery al more than one post.
The grain must be well cured, sound. free from
put up IN good, strong sacks containing each, Of
corn and barley, not more than $50 nor less than
l0O pounds Of oats not more than 70 nor less than
| 10 p,ounds, and Of bran not more than 50 pounds.
bidders must stato the kind Of grain they propose
70 furnish. Preference will be given to American
Delivery Of the grain 10 he commenced on or bo-
fore III required by the United Siates the first day
OF December. tsI3, and to be completed in four
months. one fourth Of the entire quantity, con.
uacted for to be delivered monthly.
Delivery OF the bran to be commenced on or be-
fore ~ required by the United States tho FIRST day
OF February, 1874, and to be completed In four
months. one fourth nor .hy.
PROPOSALS for furnishing any quantity OF the sup
plies less than tho whole amount required at the
posts named will be entertained.
The right IN reserved by the undersigned TO re-
ieot any all bids, and also TO Increase diminish
BY one fourth. al any time within thirty days bo-
lore the expiration OF the contract the Quantities
:, Good and sufIcient bonds will be required from
me S,o ~ iGr tho prompt and faithful fulfill
The usual requirements must be observed In
making proposals
the once OF the Quartermasier's Department at
either Of the posts named, or at this Office.
by authority Of the District Commander.
D To.M. General U. 8. A., Chief ouafternss.
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A LKXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
n B9Ap LAND AND ,StE;XMANphIA AND FREDE

A I.KXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON RAIL
n B9AP AND iStIE;XSA i AND FREDE
DEfof CONNER sixTii AND b STREETS. II
Local trains for AleIa1dsis isaye a. follows :,
and m. 70 Alexandria daily; all others daily ex.
cept Sunday.
Local trains from Alexandria arrive as follows
6:ss, ~, 80, 70, 10 81 II is a-m Y 80, S. 49,
!3J, -, 10, aB, B, ~ y. M; 33 H. m. aud a
except Sunday.
Trains mar ksd thus connect with trains on Wash
lngton and Ohio railroad,
ouANTIop recommendation leaves Washington
~ 81 81 n daily, sffSssPt sqndsy ps. -. n,.,.
caves Washington II 7. m, daily, except Sunday
Thronsh heke,s 70 All pon,S south sbd sonthwes
avenue, and ThlTteenth and pennsylyaniA Avepue
gage TO be checked at all hotels and residence,
jy2lH General Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
RoposAIs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

OFFICE syroxArrAT.ARxsl
SENATE UsIIEp sIAIIs,
WASHINGTON, u. O., July 10, 1Ha
until II O'clock. m. ON. WEDNESDAY, the I'D Of
July instant furnish the Senate Of the Omitted
stsles with Fuel for the ensuing year, a. follows
~ tons Of best quality Iorberry Goal. ceE sre;
iU setds BEST quality wsllssssonsd Bakers Pine
iS cords best quality well.seasoned Oak wood;
all subject to government inspection at bidders
cost, and 70 be stored IN vaults Of SENATE vim u
bidders will name the Goal they propose TO furnish,
and. not from well.known mine, viii exhibit
consideration 10 awarding the bid,
Bids for the different articles will be considered
separately and the right IL reserved 10 reSrt ali or
my poTti9n q ,he bids rs9eiyed. 4 deemed for the
Bid. will be considered binding for three days
after the ?3d OF July. JOHN Il. fhENOH
Uaunpna 4 q INN GnupUu
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DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

SnorooALo roh rLooh.
orrIcx PURCHASING DEPor 9. 81
Sealed proposals. In duplc ste viii be received n
s sas once Tntii Il o'c!2ck H. on TgEsRAY ths
pfistence Department. United states Army. the fo.
lowing stores, delivered at the United States Sub.
sistence .torehouse In Omaha. Neb. by the nth Of
= d. " barrels q XXX winter.whe.. Flour.
10000 pounds Of xxx winter wheat Flour, In square
double sacks Inside strong twilled cotton,
out.iie gunny we'll sewed and corners tied.
~ barrels Of Xxx spring wheat Flour.
lDpO pounds Of xxx spring. wheat flou- In square
double sacks, linside strong twilled cotton,
outside Eunny, we'll sewed and corners tied.
containing luO lbs. net
Samples must accompany proposals and be 70
ferred 70 therein. Freight on samples should be
pEhysoys. sop!sinins proposals should be marked
conditions, stofore published Proposals should
b. made on the blank forms TO be obtained At this
Office. J. W. BARRf0ER,
Byt Brig. Gen. and o. 8.
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RAILROADS..
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6kror CORNER sI&ITMa AND STREETS

Dhfoi oonNhSs n}iHtiwrsTrp bihhhio
After JULY %, is7a, trains viii run a. foliowri
TRAINB LEAVE ron TRAIrs ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE wAsHINgTONi
press, daily: press. daily. except snn.
Pies,, dairy. except SUI. u Z, m, Esrres. from
day: 7;t1 and $40 &C. New York, daily.
oommodntion. s95 a., m, Express from
II Is a. m, Past Line North aud West. daily.
West, daily. except Bun. ~ 40 m, hcc9inm oda.
sSoP. M, Baltimore Ae. . u r. NJ, cincinnati tx.
COMMUNICATION daily, or. prets, daily except Sun.
eis sr ;. m. Cincinnati EI . K NJ Pacific Express
press, daily, except Sun. daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY:
Nh. EIprc sew 'o'A day. Day aA','a'''
1906 2, N. Pacific III. n p M, daily, from oml
day, from West and
w Sprss daily. '''''
Trains leaving Washington At $40 and go a m
and ~ p m. connect al Bowie with trains for Mari
ooro', leaving Bowie at s5 and 10 80 O. m and vs.,
m, Irivins d Marlboro at 10 and II 10 q. M and
Trains arriving at Washington at SO q. m. Z 10
snd ~ D. n; connect al bowie with trains leaving
mhrlboro' At 10 q. m. 10 aud rs y. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
northwest corner Thirteenth aud Pennsylvania ave
nue., northwest corner sixth and Pennsy iyAnis ave
a. hotels and residences to all points North and
West Through tickets 10 Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis Louisville, 81 Louis, New Orleans,
ghiceso, Omaha, Ban FRANCISCO. and all points
NORTH NoTshTe n WI. spd son'swes,
~ X yOt1Na den Passenger Agent
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GREAT Pennsylvania ROUTE
NoRTHwEsT. soGTH hNp SOUTHWEST.
On and after June ~. 1913. trains will leave ~

:. ....,6ls p m. :. ......s 800 j. m.
THE aiiEkT D0UBf.L TRACK HOTTIE,
With elegant Scenery, Palace state-room. day and
night cars, With modern improvements.
TWO hundred niiles saved 10 Western an Central
The lis :. m. to Niagara Falls daily except Bun.
day: the II rs q m. daily. eIcept Sunday, north.
we,t. the Ssp. IN. daily. except sunday 10 % y. IN.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
bur without change.
Tickets BY this route be procured at the once,
CORNER of Sixth street andPennsylyaniB avenue and
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, where
reliable information will be given at all tines
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for Pittsburs
Corner Sixth d. and Penn. ave..
49, . - Washington. ID, u
deSly Baltimore. ND.
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GROCERIES.
BRYAN BROS,
DEALERS 3d. IN FANCY GROCERIES,

PURE wANEs AND LIQUORS FOR MEDI
CINAL UbE.
Pure Old Hennessey Brandy, usjs)
Pure Old PORT Wine,
HArmony's Topaz Sherry.
st. Julien.
galifornia Hook, Angelica and Fort.
Sweet OaAwba.
Apple aud Peach Brandics, (pure)
Qlngor Brandy. Blackberry brandy.
hlto large stock Of hne family groceries.
For sale by 5000
BRYAN BROS,
COS Pennsylvania avenue,
jyit opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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G. G. C0RNWELL & SONS.
PiclS1ed Oystcrs,
Very Choice, from BaltlmoreD
piclS1cd CLAIMS,
Oysters Stcwcd,
TN CansJ
sARDINEs. tsmsli and large bores.)
FRESH SALMON, tFrom oreson.)
sPICED SALMON.
ROAST DEF. tfrom Tcras.)
"-Partics for Picnic Excursion. and
Fishing cnn purchase ANYTHING they wnnt
for Luach.
Pottcd Ham,
Potted Tongue,
Potted Turkey,
Potted Game.
From portland-frcsh.)
= O u II -,
In quart cans. ready for use. which we name In
GREEN TURTLE, MOCK TURTLE, TOMATO,
BEEF. CHICKEN. ox-TAIL,
&c. No. &c.
"Clubs camping out or going down the
river o. a trip can purchase ALL STORES
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
Personal.


-Ooi. j. g. smith, OF Vermont has been
,''''' .'',"'n' o' 'ne new England As''cia-
'' wv '''''s''
Lion. w w belknap the Secretary Of
W ar was married az llarrisburgh, Ky, on
lAuls4af' December II 10 Mrs II l.. Bowers.
"A b.ll has been introduced into Congress
l1r the miiclol Capt. r W. Clarke, postmas-
ter at Brahleblro, whose Office was recently
bursarized' md considerable money stolen.
Senator Elmund- has been advised by bis
physician chat he must give up close attention
20 business for the present. or he will become
permanently an invalid While abroad this
as. Gll, he contracted malarious disease.
judge Charles l.. Benedict or tbc T-ritod
Sate. District C,urt WINS married in Now
y..r, oi,, nj, Nr,,d,, orl,st ,rool IL
pac5i..f. ,tc Lr,,bcr or Han q q e.nodio,
.rt., n,,l-cor.r tr,s pr,,,
u.,
'''t.' ,''' ~ 'o0'''I ''V p,s''se %
l.', ' 800. 'i0 ii'u>' '''S''u'''',H '"e
'' 80 '. , '''.'''. ~ ',l',iy ""e'I'r
,'-'' ID, Nu'.'' VI ''''''' Oh Tue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY, December Is, 1873
BUrrER--Tho main features Of the butter market
are the same noticed last week. The receipts con
tnue comparatively Hight, and the stock is gradually
growing smaller, which has tendency to make hold
crs hrmeri but buyers operate cautiously, and OPP
pose ything like advance. The supply Of strictly
fine butter is so small It is hardly worth quoting, and
il is only occasionally that we hear OF sales at 3Gd3sc
per 10 These figures can be easily obtained for lots
of the right kind Most Of what has been selling has
ranged az 2103e per lb, but after passing the very
finest grndes dealers generally call for medium lots,
which can be had at about Boo Unless the receipts
Increase somewhat within a week or two prices. we
believe VIII advance for IL is now difficult to get the
kind that { most wanted.
CHEEsE-We cannot report any advance in prices
but there Is very steady tone, and buyers readily
pay 34 10 per b for lots as wanted. The indications
are 10 favor Of a slight advance the season pro-
crosses, but our market much under the influence
turn II will take.
EGGs-Nothng very satisfactory can be said about
eggs large proportion Of those here are stale and
receivers Mud II hard TO sell at any price. Parties in
thc country make great mistake in holding their
eggs back, Buyers are very particular and II they
are caught In poor lot the seller Il 10 hear Of
H. and must make IL good For fresh lots f3lc par
d0z s siu the range, but there plenty hore that
can be- bought at lsH12e por dol
llAY-rhere continues TO be fair demand for hay
Mt previous prices s2iD25 per ton for choice Eastern
and Northern. straw also sells at old prices,
rOuLTRY-The market Is nearly cleared Of the
poor stun which was Offering since tho soft weather
last week and fresh lots Of turkeys and chickens
",er agnan9 1- az 'osse XII vi We LOOK ior
weather is any way favorable Geese will be wanted
for the holidays, and neatly dressed and we'll htted
viii meet with o ready sale Raise per ID IL the
range, but very choice lots will no doubt, command
more.
WO0L-The demand for wool continues quite active,
and 1000 lbs have been taken the past week
by Manufacturers The sales Of neeces have been up
wards of Q1ODO lbs, ut b0d55c for Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, and i6mj0c for Wisconsin and Michigan The
market is now very firm, and further advance In
prices Is soon looked for. The sales Of pulled have
been G010D lbs az i0j2o per ID for super and X and
we look for higher prices for this description. Cali
ornla has boon in demand with sales OF 100000 lbs at
The stock OF wool In all the leading markets Is quite
small for the season, and there Is very confident
feeling that prices must 20 higher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
CENTRAL VT. RAILROAD LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

TRAINS GOING SOUTH IND EAST.
Leave Montpelier at 80 a. m. EOS p. IN. .b5 p. IN
ing at White River Junction and Bellows Falls with
trains for Boston, Worcester, &C., at White River
Junction with trains ON the Passumpsic Railroad
Mt South Vernon for Springfield and New York. at
New London with steamers for Now York
Day Express leaves Montreal at % a. M, St. Johns
at "a. a. M, Malone at go a, M, st. Adams al
ms a. m, arriving In Boston via Lowell at 000p.
Night Express leaves Ugdensburg at ". M, Mon
troaf at 55j D. M, st. Johns at $50 p. M, 81
Adams at ~ p, m, connecting AZ White Rivel
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for Bostor
At south Vernon with trains for Springfield and New
York, arriving In Now York at 1890 p. M, New
London at ll0ja. IN.
TRAINS CONG NORTH AND VEST.
Leave Montpelier at $40 a. IN, 7i5 a. IN, AIS an6
bay Express Leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 a. m
for Burlington ST. Adams Montreal, &C., arriving IN
Montreal at l0l5 p m, aud 0gdensburg at 900 a. IN
Mail Train for Burlington and 81. Adams leave
Pi,eb6u 1s AT ~ a. m sprinpdeid M 10 n, New
London at 800 a. m, south Vernon at 10 60 n. mr. Bel
lows Falls n so p NJ, White River Junctlon2iS p.
rrains leaving Boston via Fitchburgh at7.90 o. m.
and Springfield al 500 A. M, connect at White Ryei
Junction With Day Express train. -,,
Rutland at 40 a. M Burlington at 800 a. M. st. Al
bans at 1900 M for st. Johns, Montreal and Malone.
Night Express leaves New London at 2.95 y. in,i
South Vernon at 9.js p, m receiving passengers from
Connecticut River Railroad, leaving Now York al
400 p. M Springfield 8 10 p M Bellows Falls i y
p, m, connecting with train over Cheshire railroad
leaving Boston % 800 p, M, connecting az White
River Junction with train leaving Boston at6.O0p. M
for Burlington. st. Adams Montreal de., arriving In
Montreal AZ go a. M, ana In Ogdensburgh at u 4,
P; N, connecting with Grand Trunk Railway for the
West.
Sleeping cars arc attached to night Express Train
running hetween Montreal and boston, and montreal
and Springfield, and 81. Adams and Troy.
Drawing Room Cars on day Express Trains be
tween Montreal and Boston.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sal,
as the principal stations.
J. ", HOBART, General sapsrisfsadssi
st. Adams December s, 1873