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CROP PROSPECTs--TUE TEACHERS e.
AMINATIoNs-THE DROUGHT.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
DOVER, DEL. Sep. Sth 1874.
II was my privilege u few days since
to enjoy Il ride of twenty or twenty five
miles circuit, in Queen Anne's county,
Maryland. | was glad TO see the crops
looking well, considering the unfavor-
ableness of the season. Many of the
farmers are beginning to twist and
snatch the withered and tonghened
fodder from the stalks. | notice that
tomatoes have not been so extensively
cultivated with them aS with us inKent
county Delaware.
Many Of the district school teachers
went before the Board of Examiners
in Centreville, last week for the pur-
pose of being examined as required by
law, before they can obtain certificate =
authorizing them to teach. But they
found for some unknown reason that
the question given by the Board, were
of Il more difficult and embarrassing
nature than ever before. Hence many
who have been teaching in the County
and State for some years, found them
selve unable to pass the examination.
1t is supposed the reason why the en-
trance by the Board has been rendered
so difficult is to give the students Of the
State Normal School, who have been
educated for that purpose, opporluni-
ties of teaching.
Owing to the drought there has been
but little fallow turned throug that sec
tion. Hence but little fallow wheat
will be sown this fall. Late crops are
suffering and are being injured for want
of rain. ID. NJ. {.
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.NeT W0chiuery.
ERECTION ORA CocoAHUT GRINDER IN ID.
LEMON Il Co.'s CONFECTIONERY
ESTABLISHMENT.

ERECTION ORA CocoAHUT GRINDER IN ID.
Lemon d Co.'s CONFECTIONERY
ESTABLISHMENT.
D.Lemon' confectionery establishment
and cracker bakery, at No. III Market
street, is one OF the most important in
dustries OF our city, and in extent and
capacity is second to no establishment of
this character in the city of Philadelphia
The building, which extends from Mar
ket to Shipley streets,is four stories high
and has good front The first floor is
used as II salesroom and packing depart
ment, but every other room in tho large
establishment, is used in the preparation
and manufacture of those articles which
the firm supplies to tho markets of the
State, Peninsula and adjoining counties
In order to prosecute their large and
constantly increasing business, Messrs
Lemon u Co, whom they erected their
new establishment, found it necessary to
place therein, all the new and improved
machinery which has been invented for
the purpose This machinery is now in
active operation, and daily turns out
sweetmeats enough to ill tho Sweet
tooth" in the head of whole communi-
ty..
The latest introduction in the line of
improved machinery Is one OF Mills Co
coanut grinders, which will grind from
400 to 500 cocoanuts per day, an operation
that by the old process of hand grating
required five days. This invention il a
very important one, rs cocoanut is now
extensively used in tho confectionery
business. A co?Y - ',oiicr has also been
erected for mixing and cooking the
ground cocoanut.
The whole establishment OF ID. Lemon
& Co is model one, and is an ornament
to our city. 1t is complete in all its de-
partments, and the proprietors may well
feel repaid for the trouble aud expense OF
its erection.
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The Ross CaSe.
ABANDONMENT OF THE JOB BY THE PENN

ABANDONMENT OF THE JOB BY THE PENN
sYI.vANIA DETECTIVE BUREAU
WHAT MIR. TAGGART SAYS.
The question us to the whereabouts
OF Charley Ross is still engaging the
attention of the Detective Department,
although all information regarding the
case has been studiously withheld from
the public. The Pennsylvania Detec
tive Bureau has virtually abandoned
the job. A reporter of THE Press yes
terday, in conversation with Mr.. Tag
CART, the chief of the bureau, alluded
to this fact, and was informed that they
were doing very little in the case. Mr..
Taggert says that no crooked people"
or in other words, thieves and sharpers
were in any way concerned with the
affair The case, TO him, is queer, as
no professional would dare keep the
child all this time.
Pinkerton's agents, who have inves-
tigated the case of the boy found at
Goshen, and supposed to be Charley
Ross, feel assured that he has been ab-
Quoted from Philadelphia, and will en-
deavor to find his parents.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

At Il meeting of the Board Of Health. held
on Wednesday evening, August 18th, 1874. the
following Resolution in reference to the gar
bago nuisance was adopted. and ordered TO be
published for the informal inn of the public:
Resoired, That all cases Of neglect on the
part OF contractors to collect the garbage
be reported to the Board Of Health of
the ard in which such neglect occurs, in or
der to have the. proper remedy applied and
the nuisance. il any exists, nbnted.
The following gem lemen constitute the ON
mittees
+. X, Crawford. d West Second street.
IL. NJ Mullen. dOl West Front street.
.Second Ward.
George McCall. l4 Market street.
John X Babtuck. West Second street
Third Ward.
Germon ID. Lincoln. G25 est Third street.
Fourth Ward
Allen Smith, 4iS East Fifth street.
John Il. Richardson. 627 East Fifth street.
EThh Wu,a
james Monaghan 2lG West Sixth street.
J. Daugherty ~ Madison street.
eilth Wnrd.
Rober, I. Wright 42I Taylor str ct
Henry Eckel. Uiiice ). Journa! Building
.S,venh Ward
j. Wesley Hawkins. l20l Market street
Albert Thatcher, 1G03 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Eighth lVard.
Joseph s. Derrickson 1l20 King street.
James Kennedy. 2l2 East Thirteenth street.
Ninth Ward.
DR.. L. O. Shortlidge, 1872 Mark ct street,
Jas. J. Walker. Cluymont near l.. 18th street
Tenth Ward,
Maris Taylor, Front and Van Buren, streets,
Jacob Lamplush. leO2 West Sec, nd street.
E.cccutipe O6icer-Edstera District
John Lungrcn. 304 King street.
Ececutipe Officer Western District
John Curry. S06 West Sixth street.
WIN. s. HAYES,
seIY2t Secretary Of the Board.
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vow to get Stsmins-Iron frames and
But the feeble need not despair. By adopt.
ing the means they III y live rs long and en-
joy life rs much as their more robust neigh
bors. Physical invigoration is however,
necessary to tins end and while the spiritu-
Gus tonics and nerv ines usually administered,
eventually deprcss both body and mind. DIR.
j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrrERs
invariably supply new vigor TO the frame.
while they regulate every dlsordered func-
tion. aug25-4w.
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,09S /" $40, 900
Total,

ELECTION FOR DELEGATEs.--An election
for delegates to the National Convention
of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
of America, from st. Peters Beneficial
Society, took place on Monday evening
last James Monaghan, Geo. O'Neil, and
George Chance Were elected delegates.
The Convention will be held in Baltimore,
commencing October 2lst.
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COiOPadO.

PROBABLE EELcTIoN OF \ DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSMAN.
DENVER, Col, September S.-The
election returns, as far as received up
TO ~ O'Clock tonight, indicate the
election of Patterson, Democratic Del
egate to Congress. Owing to the
stringent registry and split in the
Republican party a very small vote
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Nan Shot la u Saloon.

NEW YORK, September s.-Thomas
Hayes, formerly Deputy CITY Marshal,
and now jig dancer in u saloon in the
Bowery. fatally shot Thomas Delaney,
last night. A feud had existed between
the men for long time, and Hayes left
his house last night threatening to he
revenged upon Delaney.
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Ladies Wishing to Purchase II light

Ladies Wisning TO Purchase II light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call at No. 1l8 Market street. Will
mington. Del. and see one OF the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in the world 1t has no
equal it sews fro n the thickest to the thinest
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no threading-up required: self
threading shuttle and set-setting needle:
discount OF for cash. Ladies don'tbuy u
heavy and complicated machine but get the
light running New American.
7l3 Market ST. Wilmingl on. Del.
jy7i2wly J. II. PRI NJ ROSE. Agent.
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Weafher Report.

WASHINGTON, Sept. o, A. NJ.
Probabilities. Over tho lower lake
region, Eastern and Middle States, sta
tionary and rising barometer and TEN
pcraturc, northeast to northwest winds
partly cloudy and clear weather, ex
cept over the Middle Atlantic States,
where numerous local thunderstorms
are probable. N
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Register s Order.
REeIsrER's OFFICE


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Sept. 7th. 1874.
Upon application Of John g. Armstrong.
Administrator of William. W. Armstrong;
late Of Appoquipimink Hundred, ~ said
county, deceased; it is ordered and directee
i,y the Register that the Administra tor atore-
said awe notice Of the granting OF Letters
nf Administration upon the Estate oi lhe
deceased with the Gate of granting thersol.
by causing advertisements to be posted within
fSrty DAYS from the date of such Letters, IN
NV of the most public places of the County "I
Nav Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the Estate. TO present the
somo or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
ease mad Q and provided. And also cause the
same 10 he inserted within the same period IN
the Delaware Gazette, a newspaper puhl'shed
in WILMINGTON. and to be continued therein
Given under the hand and Seal
Nof office of the Register aforesaid
sEAn lat New Castle, in New Castle Couh-
SHN/ty aforesaid the d9y an and yesrnbo'e
NOTICE. :,
All persons having claims against the rs
tate OF the deceased must present the sane
duly attested to the Administrator, on or
before Septemt er 7th. 1875. or abide the het
of Assembly in such case made and proTided
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG.
Administrator
! A ddress. Tsylsr's Bridge. Del septS'2m
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GRAND OPENING the Masonic Tenn
Pile, this evening, Prof Krueger, will op-
en- his dancing school for the season with
II grand ball. A select company will be
present, and recherche affair will be the
re sult
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Al Louisville on Monday night,
George NJ. Daily street railroad Off
Ger, was shot dead by j. NJ. Cole rail
road clerk.
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STRAY WAIFS
The peaches still hold out well

The peaches still hold out well
The weather continues quite warm.
Diamond State Loan Association meets
this evening.
The rain which threatened us here last
night did not fall.
Those styles of infants clothing at
Franks. oil Market street, are perfectly
lovely.
An important change in the time ta-
ble of the Wilmington Il Western X. X.
will take place next Monday. See adv.
p. Monaghan, No. 305 Madison street
isselling women sbutton shoes at 81, So
laced Sc; Misses $3.50. %. d. If.
The rain which fell last night in Mary
land and in Washington will lay the dust
and render the excursion to the Capital
pleasanter tomorrow.
TRIAL OF THE NEW FAME STEAMER.
On Saturday last, in Chicago Ill =,
the steamer built for the Fame Hos
Company, of this city, was given Il
trial before the Chief Engineer, Fire
Commissioners and number of prom
incnt citizens of that city. With fifty
feet of hose, and n 2t inch nozzle il
made the extraordinary play of 235
feet, and with the same amount of
hose and Il inch nozzle water was
thrown distance of $40 feet. The
engine was to arrive here tomorrow,
but as trial of steamers is to take
place there on next Tuesday, the 10Th
instant, il is likely she will be retained
there until that time.
On this day there will be ~ grand
trial of steamers in Chicago, and which
ever Company puts forward the sue
cessful apparatus will probably receive
a contract for furnishing twelve of
their steamers for the Chicago Fire
Department,
EXCURSION. Uniform Corps, X. of
p, of this city, made an excursion
to Glen Olden, Pa, yesterday, which
was well attended. The day was pleas
| ant and all hands enjoyed themselves
| pleasantly. The principal amusement
of the day was dancing, and the large
stage afforded ample room for all who
were disposed to indulge in his pas
time The excursion, throughout tho
| day was attended with no unfavora-
BILE happenings, and though not so
large MS was hoped, was very fine
| affair.
AN ANSWER. In answer to query
in yesterdays Republican, in regard to
the failure to arrest Democrat for
| illegal voting, Constable Woodward
desires to say that the warrant for the
mans arrest was given 10 him, but
that tho man could not be arrested be
cause he has fled from the city,
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DORDENTowN IN. y FEMALE COL
ID LEdE. THOROUGH instruction. Health
full and beautiful location. Ono OF the most
carefully conducted and best sustain ed nsti-
tutions in the State. For terms. etc, ad dress
REV. JOHN II. BRAkELEY. Ph. D,
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Police CAsTs.-Mcl. Mitchell, for dis
orderly conduct, and resisting special Of
ticer Wright, was fined SO and costs and
held 20 bail. in the sum Of 5000. TO keep
the peace
Sarah Jones, for disorderly conduct.
was placed under bonds, to the amount
of $500. to keep the peace.
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SALES OF MoNEY.-At the regular
monthly meeting of City Loan Associa-
ton, last evening, $500 sold at Al per ct.
premium at $500 at 26. The remaining
receipts were devoted to the payment Of
withdrawing shareholders.
Last night. at the regular monthly
meeting of Mechanics Loan Association
all the receipts were devoted to the pay
ment OF withdrawing shareholders.
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SHOT, GUN and PISTOL
MANUFACTORH.
NAyI1 M ls:lCH5GiR,

Successor to the late +. Herting. No. PA
King street, above I'd. Wilmington, Del. :e
sneetfui,y informs his friends and Sport men
Generally, tha, he will continue the manu-
facture OF Shot Guns. Rides and Pistols. al
the old stand. No. ia King street, and has for
ng which are .,
Double Barrel Cans from IS to SIPS.
Single. Barrel Guns from s3 to 800.
All kinds of Pistols, Colts, Sharpe's. Al
Cartridges, &c. complete. Also, Ely's best
double water proof Percussion Cars; every
sise ball and shot; g lame Bags. and Cunning
Apparat generally. Fishing Tackle. &c.
and retail at the lowest cash prices.
"a. Particular attention paid =" Bell Hang
ing and Locks nithing as eretoiore.
noyl(- y-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for the Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
lie strong audhealthy. and become little mod
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
aprzd9m
concentrated FavOring Extracts
of Vsnilla, Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter AL
mond, Ginger. Macs, Celery. etc. etc. made
n. BRINaHuKIT X CO.
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streats.
Brodic,s miraculous Care for COrns
An English remedy of great popularity. tor
removing ''rns 4. YIfHist BRfSa&GGRsr GfG1PRis d CO..
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Finest Salad Oil
i0' '"'' " Il. BRINGHURST h CO..
jels Corner Sixth and Market 'tTs"s-
Fine Nail scissors.
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
Brushes Nail Files. Nail Pol;shers. oet. for
sale by Il. BKINGHUkSr X CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Beans;
,olJ Wholesale and retail by
BRINGHURST * CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
for the Bath.
bath Brushes. Dlth Towels, Bath spopges
and Gath Soaps in extensive variety. Also.
E,e.h Gloves. Straps, Brushes, etc., of horse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same class al
Il. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Cornsr sixth ana Market Streets
ALFRED WALTON, Druggist, No. 2Sp
Market street respectfully Informs his friends
and the public in general that he keeps on
hand all descriptions of medicines. and that
u competent person is at all tunes ready to
prescribe tor such ick as call mt that store
lar price OF the medicines. the same prl @
as they would pay npy where else; but that
no one is visited ut the residences.
JOtiet mtrrors,
a full assortment OF all sizes. including
double magnifying, nc.
H. BKINGIIURST CO..
Corner of Sixth and N Market streets.
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Prime Vanilla Beans;

sold WI lesale and retail by
L BRINGHURST x CO.,
Cofne. Sixth and Market Streets
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PEACHES.

TUESDAYS SHIPMENTS.
To Jersey City, 10 cars or $3.50 baskets
To Philadelphia, g $500 "
Total, 2j 1900
Previous ship. 1922 $4,000
natal ono ono
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Fine Nail scissors.

Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
Brushes Nail Files. Nail Polshers.. oct. for
sale by Il. BKINGHUkSr CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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THIRD EDITION
BURGLARS ARRESTED,
SALES OF MONEY.
KRUEGER's GRAND OPENING.
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.
TWO WATCH THIEVES FROM NEW JER-
SEY ARRESTED

TWO WATCH THIEVES FROM NEW JER-
sEY ARRESTED.
This morning two young men of sus.
picious appearance, entered the jewelry
store of c. !. Bush, at the =. w. corner
OF Seventh and Market streets, and
offered for sale a valuable gold 0adies',
watch and chain for sale.
Suspecting that all was not right, Mr.
Bush questioned them, and as their an.
swers were of the most contradictory
character. he sent word to the police
office, and both Of the young men were
soon after arrested by Chief of Police
Brady.
The younger of the two men, after the
arrest, made clean breast of the affair
and confessed without reserve.
From this confession it appears that
Mr.. Ryner. of Vineland, N. j., the owner
OF the watch, was out riding with hit
family, on Sunday night, when the tw,
young men above mentioned entered hi
house and stole therefrom double bar
relied gun, the gold watch which they
offered for sale at Bush's, and q pocket
book.
telegram has been forwarded Il
Vineland, notifying Mr.. Ryner of the ar
rest.
The men gave the names of ,Iosepl
Morrison, alias Garrison. and Lewis Eos
ter.
A large number of keys were fount
| about their persons, which would justif,
the belief that they intended to prosecut
| their thievish business in this city.
1t is believed that Morrison or Garri
son is relative of Facemire, who escape,
from u Jail in Southern New Jersey, las
| summer, and was captured in this city
and accompanied him in that escape.
Both prisoners will probably be sent t
Vineland, Tomorrow.
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sIsANriAt .aI ;,8aMERGykt

,., WrLnIsoros. Del. Sspt. j. 1874.
latest Stock quotations furnished by Nsr-
rick, johnson Co. $. L. Cor. 9th and Mnr-
YET street. Whining Ton. Del. at p. ". TO-
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VAN rs.

NTANTED.-A Student for Delaware Col
aug6 JOSHUA MARIS.
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The SEVENTH WARD oNTEsT.-The
contest for the one year seat in City
Council, from the Seventh Ward will be-
gin tomorrow evening, when Col. Grim
shaw will send his atiidavits and other
papers to the City Council. 1t is proba-
BILE that by Tomorrow warrant will be
issued for the arrest of J. C. Pickels, In
spector of the City Election in the Sew
enth Ward. on the charge of accepting
illegal votes.
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BANKS IND BANKERS.

BANKS IND BANK ERS.
INlISS'r ~ NATIONI- BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
Depository of the Public Moneys.
Financial Agent OF the United States
EDWARD BELTS. President,
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Paid mp Capital, SSOO,OOO
Philadelphia apl Nav York ExcDange fur
nishei to re sular De""sitors without charge.
discount days. Mon"-ys and Thnrsd"yf. at
$3.50 4. NJ.
DIRECTORS
Clement b. SIN, tn. 3eorge W. Bush.
Israel Pu.ey. Eli Garrett.
Henry 8. Nctumb, Joshua T. lleald.
Daniel James. william Tatnall.
Edward Belts. mar2o
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FIRST. EDITION!
MARYLAND FITTINGS.
THE NEW STEAMER.
MARKETS-.SHERlFF'S SALES.
Uaryiand Notes.

CROP PKosPECTs--THE TEACHERS e.
AMINATIoNs-THE DROUGHT
CorresDOndence of tIe Gdzette.1
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Philadelphia apd Nav York ExcDange fur
nishe to re suIar Ue""sitors without charge.
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Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thri We
be strong audhealthy. and become little mod =
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
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NENTRAL VERMONT r. r. LII,
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. s, 1873.

, C5mmeacsmg Dec, s, 1873. y
Trains GornsSouth and Eas:-Leave Waterbr,,
at ia; N, so p. III and 10 IN. :
Aati fraIn leaves st Attansatg 20 a. M az
Connects at Rutland for Troy and az " bite Riyp,
junction anf Bellows Fails with trains In b.
Teh, worcester, Springfield and N. y, at Me-
L9naou with steamer Tor New York
Pay Express leaves Montreal at 10 n. m.
s sohhs ~ 9,i5, Malone, N. Y. ut 20 a. ~ st. Al,
p ah ~ Y pa. IA, arriving in Boston VIA Lowel
4 Might Express leaves o.Ien.buru At IN
hght;eal 3aPp. N, st. Johns 4 So D. tn ST lbaHl
~ p; m, connecting at W. n. Junction and Be- "
st ais Tor Boston Worcester; &C. arrvin. u
and Nv AZ 81 q, nat 50. Vernon for Springie =
I Inu :, arriylnsia N. Y. at 1890 D. NJ Sd
Trains going North and West--Leavs waterbury
nv an IA, : 81 Am a IN, ; pm and u 90 m. e
sof burlington, Montreal st Adams. Ne. arriym.
n ,a'atreal alto - pm, aadogdensburgh naF-
Mail train for Burlington and 81 Albans learsl-
Boston wa LoWetl at a m, via. Lawrence mtU
Fitchhurg ut 30 am, springfe 90 m, NJ
London $40 n. m, Bellows falls n 80 a. n.,
white RIVER Junction 2.ao p. M, arriving inSa J
Trains leaving Boston VA. F;tehrurp at 80 zen
n, ana SpflISheld ut .. m. connect at Wits
River Junction with Paw EXPRESS Train. ~
Aeeoin lieqatgD Train leaves NoTthfeldat Ts6i ~
n hatand az 40 q. m, Burlington at C0a. o.
Malone, N. V. -
Night Express leaves New London at 245pnr
South Vernon ut q.5S u. m receiving passenger
from Connaeteut River Railroad leaving NeF'ec
1ork at p. M. Springfield sic D. M BelleG
Fails Fails l.2e P. M eeaaeetlng with trains OVT
Cheshire Railroad Leaving Boston al 5lOp H. :
connecting at White Rive, Junction with trains
ieavlay Boston at p. NJ, for darlington, St A.
nahs, montreal, 6e arriving in Montreal at s@g
a. NJ. connecting with Grand Trunk RaiIwayand ny
OgdenshurE Ar p. m. for the West
sleeping Cars are attached 10 the NightExprcs
, ram running between Montreal and Bosten am a.
Montreal and Springfield and N Albans and Troy ~
Drasing- Room Cars on day Express Tralushe
wv en- Mnntrealand Boston
Through ekets for Chicago an d the West fers&
DC the principal stations.
J. W HOBART. Gea'1 Superintendent
st. Alhans, Dee, ls71.