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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NETWORK. Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1873.

The auction mart is the only branch OF the
horse trade presenting any appearance OF ac.'''v'
Local and country buyers are found In isir
and Tho cos realized under the hammer differ little, II
any from those ruling In the general market inc
results of this days auction sales were reporter Is o
lows: -. A. uorso Mart ia Thr-
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Sales by auction Wednesday, the 26th INST: .,
Attn A. ~. at Messrs Barker Chase's CIV AucuOh
Mart and New York TateIsalls corner OF lhlltJ
81. and Broadway. - -. r..
Ar II a. NJ, at private stables, No East twenty
eighthst. J. J.. VandeWater, auctlOueer
The local carriage trade has been very lnlet an,
featureless since the opening OF the current week
large number of secondhand vehicles are DelhB dis
posed OF by auction at very low hgnres'
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TUESDAY. Nov. @-p n
The steady rise in stocks has not as yet ers" .,
mpcb new material into the speculative mafAo~
MANY small investors have made their purens'"
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
9th Real Gsidtc for Sale.


BARGAIN-TwO new four-stOry, high
~ oop broFnstoDe hO ahs ~ VOC hn'l loaso' N'-i
u'D'"'' '''-'' ''''-' j. DAKHow ss5 Eghthsve.
NOR SALE-Sevcnth Ward-llOUSE and
LOT No. lieuTy-.L tSOo, atuc and basement, tHck.
su-cesr has Kuckeroocte rage stationary tubs bai anl
modern improvement and IN ne 0l pnce ohy SIoVOV
Appy 10 THEODORE RITTER 20 Broadway
I OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-For FOUN
II DEgIEs MAAUtACTOgiES. CHEMICAL WORKS. &c
Lore bcss ukhea suitable for large foEl
dt or fr,oes also blocks lots sutab.e dvng,i Pns
lo aud terms very easy AppE 5. b. SNHIEfFELiS, 10 WI
h.m-s.
NEORTGA GES.- Good FIRST or SECOND
w MORTGAGES Tor heavy 'on' sni esyy Oyeosisi
Blankets cheap CA lcf" lp3 Ga m1rs
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Nov. 25 1873
The attendance at the Exchange salesr0oms
this morning was extremely small and no public trans
actions were made. The sales announced by he5srs
James NJ Miller, Anthony J. Blocker and Joseph NC
Gnire we're all postponed or withdrawn.
X Stevenson ir, has sold the IOurstOrY high soop
browu-stOne dwelling, 1CxGO lot 100 feet No. 80 Last
Sixty rst-s near MadisOnaye Tor sJ0UOJ IO account
of w Murray.
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1000 g S $50 X, '67,l13t
/ 900 y 8 81 1910 Co. .lOs
500 u $ -. Coup 81, sm'Lll0
100000 ) 6s Cary..bc.ll0
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Chances tor Business men
Proposals


NOTICE TO STONECUTTERS.
~ PROPOSALS will be received IL NJ noon OF pee ~ 1
furnishing for the building to be erected corner " A
I'd Deyonshire-sts. Boston, Mass ,,--, ., e....
E,ch propo must be Endorsed Proposals for stone
Work N Building II MIR and Deyonshres, boston hAss
I'd be addressed o the Undersigned
proposals must be accompanied by the satisfactory
two Of i've thousand I
.aoh of aud the faithful OF
under it, the part OF the proposer awarded 70 DIM
o 70 be
can undersigned and alter the 50 proi on lS
payment to him Of ten dollars. AL.
will Re received for the execution Of the wok IN O
Granite Free Stone ,
The Undersigned reserves right reject all proposals
THEODORE WESTON Engineer, l2O Broadway. Ne"'lorA
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Ohces, and on the lier. - 1900, -
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD-Nes.York and Haven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV. II. 1873
Central Depot Entrance on
F0Fty-seconds.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORb. - - -
Trains New Haven leave 800 tAec SOo ibfl Jy5
tAccul 1000 (Ex, 1900 (Accnl 100 ok kk 500
(Aecnl 10 Local E1l, $40 (EN AMI ~ 10 hI o.
South EOrWsk 1903 500. 9Oj l2:OO m IOg 5O
800 1913, 5lO $50 $40 9lO For s99ori 5;lg s:9S
gOj 1910 1900 800 223 aud 300 Tx $500, HOS
4:lj $40 $40, 6:3j, 1920 BIO $40 p 10.
ForP Port Chester. ii 40 p. ga ,e,o
D. a. VIA Shore Line 800 snd 9:lO TIE 500 Lou
800 10 $40 stopping Stamford Noroak aqd Bndxe-
S:Oj aud 90 connect WIN trau or shoe ne
Division for Norwich aud Providence and the Conn Say at
The 500 and 500 connects with heUliayen ana
Nohanu'on H. st Haven SOB 1000 ana loo moon
with Conn. River X X az Springfield and 3OO ~ Tor
Montreal The sos 200 and 500 connects Win Nla2S
Railroad, e:Oj ad 800 with onsstoac sa.-
Bridgeport The sos aud 9:OJ and 300 and 5;lO
l:uO, am $40 With New Railroad nj Stnort
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at via bprugaeii J'lo m
via Providence. 49,,
Dsiagoom cars Express seepngeas Night EE
press Trains nut. on .ct -
m U.po W Al Offices y. !. Transfer Co., ga Broadway aid
Ilouse End Couftst, Brooklyn; Who will also
cheek sg. residence u destination
FOR lel Of particulars posters az hotels and depot
JOHN T. MOODY Sup'L OF \. l. Div.
T. N. kEkD Gen. SupL, New-IaFel.
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Dmelna ACADEMIES.
0fdrners.

Qe1rnfrs.
YALE GRADUATE desires a position as
N TUTOR Testimonials and satisfactory city repees gwen OF
us 'o''''' ]" ''''s TUTOR. Station D.
MISS s E. NEWMAN, for five years Teacher
WI of Music 70 College CIV INSTRUCTION On ht
PIANO and ORGAN Address No. 20 East hfneihst
DARTIES desiring to take private LESSONS
In FRENCH and address veet PhOf bnsOK,
Boz lO4 Tribune Omee
JHTANTED-By a highly educated French
w Lady family wber, 10 teach FRENCH teouVers nes hd
MUSIC In exchange BOARD highest testimonials AddTe d
BeI GIL. General Post Ohee, ~ T. City. ...
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING lHb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND guIfrPOWERSD STEAMSHIPS
sailing from New SAT- RDAiS Lerpoo THURS
DAYS. ealing 81 COrs HsrDo- each
tELTI'' SATURDAY. Nos. 81 AZ 1880 p ~.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, Dee q, BOO
RkPIBIlC, SATURDAY, Dee ~. az II $50 m
ADRIATio, SATURDAY. De. 20. Al $500
BALTIC. SAfURDit. Dec. 81 al ii 90 A. IA
Prom White star Docs. Pavoui, FEM JsrseT OtL
o al c.se nnrysied eonomns
SAFETY SPEED And COMFORT
saloon AMI hAto0rs IN miso SEQ
where asi ell Surgeons aai ss~hde'se' ACCOMPANY
tesea
klTkS-soon $50 go,o. Return Tickets $40 gold serage,
$50 ftose H ns IRON the Clio County
can Trrpad certificates o.. euenc' -
hooked ron all OF America fA hamburg
Hsrway Sweden India Auatgsha China &c
Drafts 4 apwars
Io in,penon other BmAon. spy me companys
snee. No 10 BrHsirsr. Nev-1Org J. n. 1Akhh Agent
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DHILADELPHIA And ERIE RAILROAD-

L ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. TO
TfE OIL REGION ana LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trans
ALL leave Dtsbrosses and COuianitst. Ferries:
$3.50 Buffalo Express daily except Slndayl with Pullman
Palace Harrisburg Buffalo Arrive Harrisburg 400
s1rbuy 7l0 w.lmspor 300; Lock Haven: I03Oi Remove
IL :i5 ,. TO-. Emporium 2:lO M. and Bnfl0 3 90 A.
Erie Mail daily, except sunday with Pullman Palace Csr
from NewYork 10 Erie Arrive SuuOury O;l3i Wilhamper iilo
Lock Haven Remove $3.50 rEineton 4Z5 Corr
5:2j Ee 200 n m. Cory Cree. and ALE
sheny River H. X. for the OIL Region
W. A. BALDWIN, General Superintendent
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THE MONEY MARKET.
ofFIoTAL REPORT ~ " STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
NOV. 20. 1873.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-10i 0cLocKA. ".
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Drooslnn Real estate tor Sale.

g5OR SALE, on EASY TERNS-LOTS Nos
80 anl 5OElO0 snd G3 20 r. ni y h,ntl.ue
g. 1OOrOO: House AMI store No lO2 Pine pt 1850 Hola'
49, - N1,saq GORDON L. FORD ~ CArSst, brooklyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL. III HUPsON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSUN
~ RIVER RALRjAD-Ar ROY 2, 1873 through trains VII
i-ave Grand Central Depot
500 r. NJ Chicago Northern EToss with dra'ngroom cars
through o Rochester and ST. Abins
1890 Special CHICAGO Express with iFsNingfoon cars to a'ea'
ester, Buhi.o,
lU:45 A n Northern and Western Brpress
$40 m Absug anu roy Saturdays only
Montreal Express WITH seeongeas nom Ne|l OK 20
ST A1sns
600 m Express Daily With eepinzears Tor WaieTo"n and
Cauanlaigua
500 D. n Pacific Express Diy sith sespingc for Rochester
Buo and Niagara Fails, also for Ch.o, bOta L. : -la NJ e.
Railroads. ,r
700 D. n Express, with sleeping for Troy AM Albany
way '" C. IT, KENDRICK
l.-nrr psr..m- A.nl
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NegYork from OF Desbros.es Corandts follows
R,press HsrfDurg the West and South Poll
Care attached $3.50 D. and $3.50 Sunday,
For Baltimore wangton and the South via Pennsvy,na Air Line
$40 3 aui D. sunday For Baltimore and ash
uQton vi b. 4 O. K r.. ST 80 D. tnly
bd-lDls. o:iO. $3.50 1880 3 4, ,. 1850
$50. and ~ night SUNDAY D. $40 1880 $50 AMI D
For Treson, al 720 2 $40 aDd 6:lO sunday, 6lO
Emicrau, and second .l.ss, 200 D. n.
For hewarK ~ d. B3O 1870. 74o $40 O. 10. IL N 10
l. > 1880 $40 3:4U 4;l0 30 5. $50 5i0 olO $50 T.
1880 slO 10 ll;S0 End u night Sunday o2O 6'lO 1880
For EllSets G. $50 TO TAG $40 o. 10 IL A. M IL m
/. 2 ESQ $40 $40 4:lO $50 $50 $40 $40 $50 Z
1870. $40 10 1880 and IL psh" Sunday 5:2O t;lO
For Rahsay 6 $50 700 $40 10 m. Ie m I. 2. 2;3o
$40 $40 4: 20 $50 500 54O G. 6lO $50 1880 $40 10
D. m. and IL D. ght SUNDAY. $50 6;l0 aud 1880 p m
For Woodbridge and Perth AmbO AMI 10 2:3O 4:lo and
Fnr New Brurssiei 7e0 and s:lo m. I2 NJ Q $40 43O
5:2O 6O. 7;30 m and IL Sunday o. 10 and 1880
Dor Lamhertrie and bennington $3.50 a m ana 3 p.
For hIlipsburz and BelyidsIe. ) and 0.
Bdenio Burlington aud Camden 72O aud $50
n. 1880, . $40, 4, and q ..
PorP rrsho 1920 a. IN, and
Pos Jane sburg Pemberou. U<hden a. m. and $50 pm
Trains arrive follows From Pittsburgh $500 1885 ard
1875 m da1 5o a. m dsv except Monday Prom Washing
500 And 6i4O 5;lo and 1922 Sun
Gay sos; $40 N ,Hd 1927 p IA From PeaaeP6s S2?
1927 p SUNDAY, 805 $40 $50 1855 and 1927
Tickle, oe,e.. 4sJ a7l and ga Broadway
foot Ds.5rOs.e, COnlsna,s Ticket oae No
batery-plAce. A J. CASsAlT, Genera Manager
D. NJ BOYD it, Gen. Psss Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, via
~ PROVIDENCE
TIE and elegant Steamer RHODE ISLAND TUESDAYS Thurs
49, North foot Of Jsy daily Except San
dsy). m. arriving Boston ahead Of all other hnes
Tickets for at all Railroad Ohces and sa.erooms sc
4. W. FILKINs>. US BABCOCk President
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonic
I'D Hsnestuct Railroads. $l Steamer LAuHA d,con-
taue and day boat from Bhege-
port. Steamer BRIDGEPORT 10 before.
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H. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Ageat -

~ IN TITf ~ ' II
II MINT OF Trains taking November g. 1873 From Cham
ber.-st Depot (For 23d-st see uoe beoy)
900 n-CncnnAa and Chicago Day Express DrsSnfh ROOM
Coches 70 Buffalo sleeping Coaches desi nation
lO:45 mEIpresS Mail for Buffalo aud Niagara FANS 0ePhW
70 tDayC-P,cifo Erpre the West Sleeping Ceaehe,
through to Buffalo EagaTs Falls Cincinnati Detroit and lineage
without change
Pon Jerys 500 300 1880 and loij NJ t9O 1850 and
Go.Sen and mddeOw C. 800 1880, 'lO'3o and 1915 M
W,rSieS 300 iO:i5 a. m. and i:3O p. m.
Fewburgh 1880. Q and l0;45 and $50 p NJ - Q
sufern &c Gas. = 1880 'lO3O, and lOi1 - NJ 52o' D. D.
Rs,.UooS Hohoso Alendale and Ram,eys 70 SAB O.
$3.50 1880 lO45 m, 345 D. o. $50 apd - I;5O 7, H.
70 Soop' IA sis s:ij l. El5 ) BIB G. 90 u
Newark. g. Z. $50 fO45 and 1880 a. IN" sl5, 4:45'
AMI 80 ~. and l2 SATURDAY. nights ony 80 - o,o IN
Rutne-fnr and Pass3c. $40. - 1880 " lo;3O IL
poou LIB l. b15 6, $3.50. S:l5 1890 aa1 .l;dO m
HI,le Hacken,ck and Way D. S:l0 and 1919 I l. s. y D.
and 6 D. m II Saturday lights oaly: - - - .,o
E1eiewood 3 8 49, $50 30 3;lj il5 $40 $50
Go and y: as o. m and II Saturday gbts - ~
CreNl D. y 49, and $3.50 A. 1870. $40 3d. 05O oi5o
and .7:i5 m, and IL Saturday ngnts only - .oo
Sparkhi g. 49, and $3.50 1880 3lo, $40 4fo' 90"
$3.50. HAS and IL Saturday nights ont, m 49, 80 zoo
P.faonG Nyack, 10. ami $3.50 1851 JlO 9fJ o0V
6:3O i7:i5 D. IA sua II Sa:uriig nights ong.-
Sprnq Valley and WAY. . and $3.50 a. m 4:ij p m -, -.
leaving Chambesst even or hat uolfs ea'S
Is earlier than above tmfi uhhs e4iAE
Cbater hours leave Twentftrs 80 minutes es
Boat eaye Twenty thirdst 1890 and 1870 y M eone,
trains eavug Chambers 81 SAM ouEl iue !" i Au -
mi I'M qht trains start Chimbersst only ,,,--.-
Ts.ts Tor tor apsnme 10 pFaHnghoom A.
Coaches obtained orders for the checking an t'in o.
Brc1dssy; cor Oneundei twenty sth and Thrdavei
Br0okni The Company Deoo'' ana o. agents A. '0
principal hotels. -, ,,.u-.- -,
fDaly tsunfaYs only - ,Suueays aha-lelDNh '.i
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Nrw- gerscp Rcal Gslale fOr Sale.
Gounlrp Real GsIaif tof Sale.

nor SALE. AT PRIVATE SALE-A supc-
nor l2sAcrt FARM. nbtemarsh 1cs nsbp. Montgomery
Conn;y For particulars address A. G.. "fRlSNER Upper Dublin
2. %, Montgomery County Penl
IGOR SALE or EXCHANGE for real estate in
New York seu handsome ESTATE Oh The hd.vste' Of the
Chesapeake Printed description sill BE- receipt
stamp r. w TEMPIRaAS Co. ~ LsI ngton.st Baltimore
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
SALE. 20 - ms from Ees ioik oil eaier ealvitioa
At apple pear orc1as plenty 0i snail good
cottage Y rooms barn eloase H., al good Aepy
H. H. LUDLOW Co, PErsL
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ashamed Of you; am indeed ashamed
and mortified
The girls looked ashamed Of them.
selves.
Then when you begin to swear
To swear, Uncle, indeed we did not
swear did we Sophy?
4 did not think | did did not in
tend to-
You, Florence. exclaimed gracious
goodness = nine times, and Miss Sophia
here called out mercy on Us = and my
gracious !" oltener than could count.
Now and say it in all seriousness, such
expressions are wrong. Whose gracious
goodness let me ask, do you invoke ?
Upon what Being do you call for mercy J.
| may laugh at your foolish talk, your
mistakes in grammar; but when | hear
you-because you do not think as you
say--talk in that way, cannot help con-
sidering you profanc that is the proper
word for it..
Il never thought Of that, uncle. |
know it is better not to use expressions
of the sort but we do it, suppose, be-
cause others do.
During tea time the girls, remember
ing the lecture they had had, said very
little, being afraid to utter word in the
presence of this terrible, fault finding un.
Gle, who would insist on their being
equally as correct in speech, as in dress
and manners. Florcnce's parents must
have been surprised; there was generally
noise enough when she and Sophia were
together. Later in the evening, when
that young lady's school-boy brother ar
rived to take her home, Mr. Martin said
he was almost sure she would not reach
home without another shower.
Luckily said she, Il have very little
ways to 60
~ little ways repeated he. Il know
what way is, but will you be so kind as
to inform me what rays may be-?
Sophia blushed.
%! Uncle interposcd Florence, you
are really too bad but look, the stars
are coming out; you will prove yourself
mistaken it went rain any more,l don't
think
Don't you mean you do think? Say
that sentence over again, and make it
more inteligible.'
Il meant to say, you most horrid Of
all horrid unclcs, that VERY slowly /
think -rain--s-over, Will that
satisfy YOU
1T will not satisfy me, unless you
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Farming IN the West.

Our farmers who are disposed to la
ment their hard lot in being cast among
the hills of New England, and who dream
golden dreams Of the immense fortunes
awaiting the agricuturist in the great
west, will do well to read the following
from the Cincinnati Times anil Chroni.
clc. 1t is the personal experience Of a
farmer Liuu County, Iowa.
The past season will long be remem-
bered for its bountful yield of crops, but
Notwithstanding this, our farmers are fl
nancially embarrassed. can better show
the true situation by giving the cost Of
our present crops | will take ten acres
each of wheat, oats and corn. Wheat
field 10 acres
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gar, a sort of oven built into the wall.
This when heated with hay or stubblc
gives a comfortable temperature to the
only room in the cottage. The simple
cooking is done on tripods under which
are built fires of charcoal straw or sticks,
as fuel is scarce on the steppes Their
favorlte dish is JoSh, thick soup of meat
and cabbage seasoned with sour milk or
sour cream. When the family is large
that portion or the cottage containing the
bed aud its pyramid of pillows is tempo
rarily partitioned off each night and ap-
propriated by the female portion as
sleeping apartment. The male members
content themselves with shakedowns. The
top of the peachgar on account of its
warmth is allotted to some invalid, if there
chances to be one. 1t is also the place
of honor set apart for transient guest,
or visitor, and the writer has often en-
joyed the novelty of looking down from
his pallet of sheep-skins upon sleeping
Russian household One must get ac-
customed to roughing it, before he can
honestly say that he enjoys it, for un-
pleasant odors fill the room, while feas
and worse vermin annoy him through the
lone watches, rendering sleep impossible.
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X7EBMONT CENTRAL AND
RUTLAND RAILRO ADS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Dec ., 1872 trains will
run a follows. (oundays excepted);
GOING sOr1H AND EAST.
Leave Middlebury at $50 and ll.30 u. M, i.jS
and / 90 p. m.
MAIL.-Leaves Ogdcnsburgh at GOO p. IN, ST.
Adams at G.20 n. m, burlington ut ST. n. m.
Port Henry SO a. M, Rutland IL. 10 p. M, Bel
lows Falls 2.30 p. m, arriving at New London Mt
$50 p. IN, connecting with steamer for New \ ork
NEW YORK EXPRESS.-Leaves St. Albans at
5 80 n IN, Burlington IL. 20 n IN, arriving in Rut-
land at 1880 m,
NIGHT EXPRESS.-Leaves Ogdonsburgh at
1900 M Plattsburgh $50 p IN, Montreal $50 p
m, St. Johns l.j0 p IN, st. Albans I.20 p m, Bur-
lngton 9.l0 p m, Rutland 1880 n IN, Bellows
Falls 3.2j n IN, arriving in New London at His
m.
MINED TRAIN.-Leaves Burlington at 2.2O
p M, Port Henry p m, arriving in Rutland at
7.l5 pm. Leaves Rutland at 4,3O IN, Bellows
Falls 7.45 "A m, accommodation train) arriving
at New London Mt D. 10 p m.
MIXED TRAIN-Lcaves Rutland Mt 800 p
IN, arriving in Bellows Falls at 9.2O pm.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Middlebury at 3. l5 and ESQ M, and
3.j5 and G.20 pm
MAIL.-Leaves New London at m, Spring
field 500 m. Boston 7.30 M Bellows Falls at
l2.00 m Rutland l.3O p M, arrive at Port Henry
at 7.3j III, Burlington j.26 p IN, st. Albans ut
Gao p IN, Montreal 945 p m, Ogdcnshurgh Las
m, making connections Tor inc W est
EXPRESS.-leaves Rutland at j.0j m, ar
riving at Port Henry at 7,3j m, and st. Albans
at 9.lj pm.
NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves New London 2.ij
p IN, Springfield at $40 p m connecting with
train leaving New York at 800 p IN, bellows
Falls 20 p m, connecting with train leaving
Boston at $50 N, Rutland Loo II m. Burling
ton $50 Il IN, st. Albans GO, arriving in Mou-
treal at 9.4j IN. Plattsburgh at ~ 90 m. and
0gdensburgh at l2tj IN, connecting with trains
for the West.
MINED TRAIN.--Leayes Rutland at 800
m, arriving at Port Henry at go n M. Leave
Burlington 900 m, St. Adams 1900 IN, arriving
in Ogdensburgh Mt s. p m. and st. Johns at
$50 p m
MINED TRAIN-Leavcs Bellows Falls at so
n m, arriving in Rutland at 900 m.
ACCOMMODATI0N.-Lea New London at
SIT IN, Bellows Falls 5.35 m, (mixed tran)
arriving in Rutland at S.35 pm.
Trains leave Burlington going East, for Mont
pelier, &c, at G.55 IN, 1880 p m, and 7.4j m.
Trains leave Bellows Falls going north for
White River Junction, &c, at $50 a m, l2.O 90 m,
and 6.35 and ll20 IN.
CoSNEcIioNs.-At Rutland with Rensselaer, &
Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads; at
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad; at South
Vernon with Conn River Railroad
% Sleeping cars are attached to night trains
between St. Adams and Troy and Burlington and
Boston.
GYLES MERRILL Gen. Supt.
St. Albans, Vt, Dec T, 1872.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-01-21

The dignity of justice was beautifully
illustrated in Pittsburgh court last Sat
urday. A witness struck lawyer in the
eye, and the latter took his head in chau-
Gerry, and draped his eyes in black. The
presiding magistrate then fell upon the
unfortunate witness and elected him from
the room by means of vigorous and well
directed kicks. Another witness contra
dicted lawyer, and subsequently disap.
peared down the avenue at high rate
ofspeed with the lawyer in pursuit.