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The Stock Market Firm and
Business Active.
GOLD ADVANCED TO ll5 IA.
Money on Call Loans 2 1-2 a 3
Per Cent
Railroad and Government Bonds
Quiet and Steady.
WALL STREET,
WYnNYanAX March In-R M


The closing figures OF the day continue to show
more or less or strength, and the fluctuations
rather invited than deferred fresh operations. Tho
principal feature OF the day was the report OF
the Union Pacific Railroad. the details OF which
arc presented elsewhere. The Board OF Directors
pf the Western Union Telegraph Company to-day
declared dividend OF two per cent.
THE RANGE OF PRICES
Today was as lollows:-Of New York Central 500
shares sold at 1925. Harlem was equally without
feature. opening and ending at 1924. Erie sold at
27s PIX 27A. Lake Shore moved from 1871 to
74n. and ended at the opening price. Union
Pacific began at 49, moved up TO 4s7s. receded to
q, when considerable realizing process ex-
hipited ITSELF and ended at Az. wabash ranged
from IA to l47s, closing at 14h. Northwest com.
mon solo 451s 4611 45E; the preferred closed
st SIS, alter selling at &c. Rock Island sold at
Io4x los Io4H. Hannibal ana St. Joseph sold
1T 2sZ. ohio and Mississippi, after settling down
TO 81, ended at 27H. Pacific Mail receded from
ioH 10 s95.. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph sold
lt22h 22x 22H. Western Union began at 75A,
touched 1873. and closed at Is. Other changes
viii be found below.
THE ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The change in prices since yesterday are in
dcated By the following ngures:-
ApvANcE.-New York Central, K Lake Shore,
u; Northwest. q; Rock Island, X; St Paul, y;
Western Union, u. Gold, u.
DECLINE.-Erie, u; Ohos, Il; Pacific Mail, H;
wabash, y: Union Pacific. Il Northwest pre-
tered, u.
The stocks that remained steady were Atlantic
and Pacific preferred, c., G. and I. c., Delaware
and Lackawanna. Hannibal and st. Joseph, Har-
lem, Panama, Quicksilver, Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph and Canton.
THE SALES
to-day amounted to 227, 600 shares, which may be
distributed among active stocks foows:-
New York central and Hudson, SOS; Erie, $500 ;
Lake Shore, $500; Cleveland and PIttsburg, 400 !:
Northwestern, "a. do. preferred, 1,400; Rock
Island, $500; Pacific Mall, 4l,3OO; st. Paul, $780,
do. preferred, 500; ohios, $500; Western Union,
"a 800; Wabash, 500; Union Pacific, SO, 400; c.. c.
and /. c., AGO.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tna foil IN hle he
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HERALD THURSDAY MARCH H. ls76-TR1PLE SHEET.

higher. On 'Change nour was nrm, though
the demand was moderate. Wheat was
In demand but transactions were re-
stricted BY the higher prices ruling. and
tne market closed quiet. Corn Was IN demand
and rather 1rmer. Oats were drm. whiskey was
steady. Provisions were nrm and In some cases
active at higher prices. Pork was higher,
as was also lard though there were few sellers at
the advance. Frcights were steady. Naval stores
and petroleum were without activity and prices
showed particular variations Groceries were gene
rally quiet with holders firm in their Cotton
the spot was held at full prices Futures advanced
332c. and closed strong
CorFEE-rhe market continues dull and unchanged
Holders show quite degree OF nrmness and not
pressing sales The anticipation Of good jobbing trade
from the interior arm feeling throughout the
trade, ana the dealings were very moderate and
altogether in distributing way. We quote '-ordmary
cargoeA l6'Ic. l6c; fair do, ING 751c good do.
l7'4c. lsc prime DO, Is1Ac is.c. for
lots lSac s'sc; Java, government basA &c 2sc
d. grass mats ass &c singapore 2ae: 24s ceyion.
Jamaica. lie isssc st Do@snso iss fsc Porto
aiiS c sc TSs'n ksa &c ysn Mef ss o
Curacao: i7c lst.e gold 90 aud 30 lays
g ns aSi a' ysiass
raa sre by m
market by caeapenns prices in the early part the
ba,iaysy low asares but favorable Ieacton in
The insrAet spot cotton inactive The close,
there pressure noticeable in quarter SELL
while holders IN general were asking better than quota
tons utures opened weak ana lost l32c., but after
ward improved on indications OF lighter receipts.
ana continued 10 gam until advance
of about $500. had been established the
closing prices of last night The market closed
strong at the Improvement Receipts for the week
point to at least 5000 bales 1t we DO not lose
row next day as compared with week.
These days last week were light We quote March.
lohc. 10 y3zc April l6ssc IL 232c; May, II l32c
june IL llS2c. i7ssc; July. IL y-S2c Issc; August
Z 23-s2c. l72+c; September. i13 II 3ec October.
l65sc. 10 Il Sc. November 10 7l6c. and December
10 76c Quotations oased on standard Of classification
Ill
running in quality not more than halt q grade above
or below ne grade quoted :a,orcnary, f.1Sc; good
ding, 6hc.; middiing. l6Ac.; good middling, l751c
Quoanons based on Anfe rIcan standard OF cassidca
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and prices rule very nrm the basis quoted Sales
reported OF 6eU hhda centrugals at SAC. SIC 296
hhds DO a. s'4c $40 hhds mgseovado fair TO good in
ms oo hhds and 100 boxes at re Sc 4ly hhds and
loo boxes centrfugas at SIC ec b65 boxes do at sac.
kenned was nrmer at l0c. Tor A and l0Ac luxe.
hards, We quote Cuba efning INFERIOR to common.
nc. a7sc. do fair TO good fair, 7c. nc do good
90 prime Sc s1sc; grocery, air 70 good o,,c she.
boxes Nos 8 TO Is, si4e a &C.; molasses hhds; and
boxes &C. nc melado Sc Gtzc. clayed, boxes Dutch
standard ssAa Nos 70 . 7c '..e d. 10 70 ~ 7ac
DO l9 to ~ io'sc lo,lc white gsc lO5ac Porto
tar 70 choice. sc. sssc. BraziDutch standard Nos
~ Sic n,i SavsDrten s,ssnds,d Nos 10 to
re. 7Hc. New orleans-ke1nng grades okc q IKE.
do. grocery grades. TIC. a SIC
RIcE.ln distributing way a Moderate business was
repor ed At n current prices sales rs terces Carolina
and 10. bags Ransoon al our quota ions. as follows
carolina GOOD I4c. a 1sc. prime DO. nc. 7Ac
eho,ce DO az &C. Sac Louisiana at nc ne for fair
70 prime, ana common qualities to &C. Rangoon
~ 0>c bssc currency Patna 7zc., currency Ran.
coon. in bond. at 81 ON q 81 rs gold.
sTEARHE was quiet with lac. and sellers
hSc., and no business account OF the differ renee
IALLow was IN moderate demand and firm, with sales
OF lUO hhds city at SIC.
WHIsKEL-heceipts ne bbla The market was arm,
with sales OF 700 bbls. at 81 IL per gallon.
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their discretion are authorized to consummate the
same
The Sub-Treasury paid yesterday on account OF
interest $4 000 900 being for interest on oouus.
DIVIDEND ON WESTERN UNION.
The Western Union Telegraph Company de-
clared yesterday their usual quarterly dividend OF
TWO per cent to be paid on April Is.
cali was Issued from Toledo on the 9th inst.
for meeting OF me Toledo Wabash and western
Railway stock holders to meet tomorrow (Friday)
TO consider measures for the reei OF the COM
pany. IL Is proposed at such meeting to proylde
Il sum sufficient to hquidate the ioating debt OF
the company and pay the past due coupons OF the
company.
report OF the bankruptcy OF the Morris Run
Coal Company yesterday was met by an authort-
tative denial by the Secretary OF. the New YORK
State Loan and Trust Company as iollows:-
The Secretary the New York State Loan and Trust
Company denies the reported failure Of the Morris
Run Coal Company OF this tate he says that to his
personal knowledge the company only S5000) all
told. aud its Assets exceed its liabilities largely,
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A QUEER BILL.

REMINIsCINCE OF THE DAYS OF KING XALA-
KAUA-wHAT Committeeman CAN DO.
The Committee on Finance OF the Board OF Al
dermen, yesterday, at their meeting had the King
Kalakaua bills under consideration, and queer
bills they turned out to be. According to the
Windsor Hotel bill, which was for over $4,000,
thirteen persons were boarded there on the kala.
kaua account for seven days, the wines and
hquorsn consumed by whom are set down at q
value somewhere between 1900 and 81, 900, and
who smoked cigars at sixty cents apiece, the bill
for which places the "demnition total" at q figure
above $500. Az the King and his suite were, all
told, lust seven persons the committee are
anxious to know who the
SIX EXTRA PEOPLE
are ana. to that end. they decided to refer the bin
back to the hotel proprietor, In order to have the
full items given. including the names OF the
thirteen persons for whom the board &C., were
charged. The carriage bill OF Cornelius Farley
for 81, 500 also came in for a dissection. 1t was
conceded that the rate charged, 81 so per hour,
was quite reasonable, out tnat the grand total
So $780, was rather open to discussion. Sup.
posing" said one OF the committee, who is some.
what OF an accountant, 'tnat tnat reception Coz.
every day, and that each carriage was engaged
Tor twelve hours a day. That would be SIS day
for seven DAYS the total oi would be ST. 500 nesriy
$1,000 less than the oil rendered. 1t would take
thirteen carriages Tor twenty.Iour hours a day fot
seven days, at 81 so an hour, to come ywnerd
near TINS 81, 500 ON the Dill.n But
The QUEEREsT FEATURE
OF all this Kalakaua spree was found BY the com.
mi.tee in bill rendered on the reception account
oil the King, when was sent In by A. ID. Thompson,
q Broad way restaurant keeper. The bill is signed
by Heating, Kehoe and Kreps. three members OF
the late, but not very much amen ted SOard Of As.
sistant Aldermen, who were OF that glorious ten
by night and day curing the Kings stay In our
midst, at the public expense. me bill Is as fol.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
rToS ON THE SPOT HELD YrnMLY-ruTUgEs

COTTON ON THE SPOT HELD YIRMLY-FUTUBEs
3-32C. HrGHER-FLoUB QUIET, BUT STRONG
WHEAT HIGHEB--coRN FIRMER-oATs FIRM
PORK BETTEB-LABD ACTIVE AND DECIDEDLY
HIGHER-BACON AND CUT MEATS WITHOUT
MATERIAL CHANGE BEEF AND HAMS STEADY
. GROCERIES QUIET BUT FIRM-PETnoLEUM
QUIET--NAvAL STORES QUIET.
WEDNESDAY. March 100 P. NJ.
The merchandise markets ruled firm a. a, ren-
eral thing and In some cases prices we're again
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The Item set against tue 10th OF December Is
rather peculiar IN It's way, but the TACT that on
the 26Jh they took So 05 worth OF meals and then,
alter drinking and mOking to the extent OF SO TO-
they forgot that they had already had dinner and
they sat down again and
DINED AND wINED AND SMOKED,
for the city's benefit and Mr.. Thompson's, to the
tune OF SIS So. This proceeding can only be ac-
counted Tor ON the theory that, as the day before
was Christmas, they had not dlned and wned out
or their meagre $4,000 a year. The closing Item.
IL Will be noticed, was run up the last day but one
OF the Official lie oil the Assistant Aldermen.
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST Prices
The following table shows the opening, highes
and lowest prices of the day -
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy at the close and loaned down
50 and per cent
Foreign exchange was unsettled and lower,
closing somewhat nominal at 479 $50 for
bankers SIXTY days sterling ana ls3H Tor de-
mand. Continental unsettled. Reichmarks, s3H
s3'4 and s41l 941s. Cables. s5 Prime Paris,
SO and 5.167s. Other rates, 5.21x and 5.lsH.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at lis and closed at 1I5k. The
rates paid Tor borrowing ranged from y to 1872
per diem, Che latter the closing rate. Loans in
exceptional cases were made nat
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RING HOUSE srATEMEN
RAILROAD BONDS.

Considerable activity was shown In this depart
heut. The transactions In Union Pac1nc issues
amounted to nearly 100000. sinking funds ad-
vanced TO 9014, first mortgages to 9614 land
grants to 1909. Chicago and Northwest consoli-
dated coupon gold bonds sold at So, Harlem cou.
pom hrsts at 10 and Central Pacincs san Joaq uin
branch, at se14 sezs. New YORK Central hrsts
sold at ll3& Ior coupon ana III Tor registered c.,
G. ana ]. c. nrsts declined TO $50. Toledo aud
Wabash consolidated convertible sold at 81 a 49,
UNITED STATES Treasury
The national bank notes received Tor redemp.
tion to-day were 100000; internal revenue re-
ceipts, $500, 900; receipts, $40o 600. The
Treasury to-day destroyed 81 2s5 600 IN legal ten
ders. The reduction Will show in to-morrow's
cash statement. The Treasury balances to-day
we're follows currency. S9,Os7.OOO; CON-
$40, 200 900; less coin certificates 49, ooO The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 1910 on
account OF interest and $4,000 in ton OF
fve.twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
These were firm at the following quotations -
United States currency Sizes 1I9l 1l97I do. do,
1881. registered, l19A 11eh; do. do, do. cou-
pom, 40 l2o4 do. hve-twentes, 1862 regis
tered, 1l6 a 16H; do. do, do, coupon, 1I6
1l66; DO do, 1854, registered III NIX; do DO,
DO, coupon, l17H NIX do. do, 1866. registered,
1882 lS3. do. do do, coupon, 1le1. ll9aI do.
a
DO, coupon. 11s1s 1lsH; do. do, 1867, registered,
Il9 l19jS; do. do, do, coupon, l1eH l19h
do DO, 1868, registered, 1l9 q l1915; do. do. oo.
coupon, lle1S 1923 do. ten-forties, registered
1854 ia; do. do, coupon, ia a nay; do.
fves, 1881, registered, 1l4s ll4I; do. do, do,
coupon, l149. ll4;..
The FOREIGN MARKEr.
London advces repor: the English market
quiet aud steady. with the following Quotations.
Consols. for money, e3j.; do, for account, s3I a
93i4 1865 bonds old. 1919 1867 d. 1879. io7z.;
ten-iorty DO, 100 losn; new nves, io3k; Erie,
as a2iI.
MEMORANDA.
We give the statement simply as a report cur
rent the street that the Morris River Coal
Company JAILED yesterday. ana Is largely indebted
10 our city banks.
1t Is announced that the next dividend OF two
per cent for Western Union is payable on the 18TH
OF April.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

An EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED FOR
n gentleman OF means TO invest s0 90 TO $50 90 in
old established and widely known printing house.
with or without personal attention TO the BUSINESS
prese nj pitai $4,000 ana business highly pros
porous; Is cept profit guaranteed. Address
CHAKLEs STUART. box 1879 herald Office
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TOHN =. PIERCE, lO6 BROADWAY. LOANS MONEY,
81 without bonus approved Real Estate In New
York and vicinity also purchases Mortgages at lowest
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BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITIEs.

LAWYER WANTED AS ASSOCIATE IN THE OF
"A nee OF well known patent attorney and expert TO
prosecute infringement suits. &C. Address PATENTS.
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sALAsfED OFFICER, ABOUT RETIRING FOR
"a personal reasons from urishina manu- featuring
bnsines would ike dispose OF his Interest Tor about
si5Iv and give satisfactory guarantees as to prOnt
and permauency of position Apply TO GEIGGs
CARLEION, 10 Broadway.
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MONEY TO LOAN-ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH
M out bonus; Second and Leasehold Mortgages, at
easiest terms GEO. W. STAKE, $50 Broadway room s.
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ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD
l. New York city Mortgages without bonus Principals
desiring TO borrow invest apply TO II. L. GRANT, II
Pine street
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g FIRUSKT, AT ll5 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
-. Twenty-sixth and twenty streets buys and
sells Pianos Diamonds. Watches Jewelry, Sivcrware,
&c, at satisfactory prices
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Miscellaneous News.

The New York state iireman's assecia-
ton meets in Poughkeepsie, on the third
Tuesday in August. The Poughkeepsie
firemen are making arrangements to enter
tain their brethren. There are $4,000
volunteer frcmen in the state of New York
Among the bills still in the hands of
Gov. Tildcn, unsigned, are the following
An act for the improvement of the naviga.
ton of the Hudson river, and to make an
appropriation therefor. An act for the
preservation of fish in any of the waters
in Clinton county, except Lake Champlain.
They are stocking the rivers in Canada
with salmon. From the success obtained
everywhere it would appear that the true
way TO propagate fish is by al tificial means.
In this way the spawn is saved from the
maws of other fish. Every state should
have an agent TO cultivate fish.
The attorney employed by Abby Smith
and sister in their late trial against the
| town of Glastonbury, Conn, appeared in
the court last week and proposed to pay
the taxes so stoutly refused by those ladies.
Thus has ended, in smoke that which has
produced so great sensation through the
country.
A delegation of the New Hampshire
legislature visited Mt. Washington Sun.
day, and found six inches of snow on its
summit
The whole tier of the northern counties
of New York is suffering severely from a
long drouth. The hay and grain crops
must Of necessity be very light. The
drouth also extends far into Canada.
Both Gordon and Wagner, Maine muir
derers, still protest.ther innocence. Wag-
ner is still confident that he will not be
hanged, aud his bearing is not materially
changed since he was notified of the de-
cision of the court He has been placed in
solitary confinement Gordon is despOnd-
cnt, and seems to have abandoned all hope.
No on3 is allowed to see or converse with
them except the warden of the prison and
clergymen.
Extensive fires are raging along the line
of the Ogdensburgh railroad. North of
Clinton Mills the woods are ablaze, and
Monday the fire was spreading rapidly.
Unless rain comes Immediately the destruc-
ton OF property Will be immense.
Some precocious Trojan lads the other
day set small boy up in the Robinson
Cruso business. They enticed him aboard
an old scow, took him to an island some
distance from the mainland, robbed him of
his knife and money, and left him. Sew
eral hours elapsed before his lusty below
ing brought him rescue.
The venerable John Ford, of Boston,
who in 1924 opened the old United States
Hotel, Saratoga Springs to the public, ar
rived at the new United States hotel Sar
atoga on Tuesday, and will remain for the
season. The lapse of fifty-one years has
made so many changes in the appearance
of Saratoga that it appears like a strange
land to the old gentleman.
The recent storm was snow in the noun
tain region OF New Hampshire, and Sat-
urday morning the White Hills were COW
| cred with snow
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Fish and Game Laws.

The following are the main provisions of
the game and fish laws passed by the legls-
lature, viz: 7"
That whoever takes or has in lis posses
sion any black bass between the first day
of June and the first day OF August shall
forfeit the sum of $500 for each offense,
and that no person shall take, kill, or have
in possession any woodcock between the
LIST of March and the LIST of August, nor
any rutfed grouse. or partridge, between
the LIST of March and the LIST of September,
nor any wild duck between the LIST of May
and the LIST OF Sept, under penalty of
$40 for each oifense.
OF course no honorable sportsman will
knowingly violate these laws; therefore
let our resident sportsmen and all law
abiding citizens take pains to let them be
known and enforced.
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New Comforts for Travellers.

The Pullman car company are putting
into use new style of sleeping or rather
reclining cars. A row of easy chairs runs
each side of the car, with passage. way in
the middle; chairs having high backs, with
pillows and places for the feet, machinery
by which they can be thrown back to an
angle of forty-fve degrees, and also
swivel by which they can be turned around,
altogether making very comfortable
qualified bed. The advantages are that
such cars are lighter and will hold more
passengers, and their accommodations can
be furnished cheaper than the others, whose
places they are likely to take in consider
able part. Ius
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August Flow ers.

The most miserable beings IL the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-five per cent. of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect,
such as sour stomach, sick headache,
habitual cOstiveness, palpitation of the
heart, heartburn, water-brash, gnawing
and burning pains in the pit of the stom.
ach, yellow skin, coated tongue and disa-
greeable taste in the mouth, coming up of
the drug store Of Albert W. Higgins, also
Rice & Co., Castleton, and get rs cent
bottle, or sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try it. Two doses will relieve you.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

member of the graduating class at the
Nichols academy, Dudley, Mass, has been
missing since week ago last Saturday
and there are fears for his safety.
Willie Tiffany, son of w. Il. Tiffany of
Burlington, has enlisted in the navy and is
now on board the flag ship Omaha of the
South Pacific Squadron in good health and
doing well.
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Post Office.

Post Office.
MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, LEO ana g.S0 p. IN.
Eastern way, 11.40 a. IN.
Troy way, 12.45 a. In.
Troy, 12.45 p. m, 2.46 1926 and $50 p. m. be-.
Albany, 1915 p. M, 2.4O and $50 y. ia 1fs
Boston, IL 40 a. H., and $50 p. In.
Canadas, i.15 p. m.
Northern way, 1.b0p. m.
Burlington, $50 and go p. m.
Saratoga way, 2.40 and $50 y. IN.
New York. l2.i5 p. M, 2.4O, 4.25 and $50 p. IN
Connecticut River way, $50 p. m.
Woodstock way, (Stage) 1870 p. m.
Chttenden, (Tuesdays and Saturdays) 800 p. m
StOckbrldge (stagel, 1880 p. m.
Bennington, ~ 40. 100 and 9.o0 p. IN.
West Rutland, $50 u. m, 2.45, FAB and 90 pm
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 1l.40 a. m.
Eastern way, 1.5j p. III.
Troy way, 900 p. IN.
Troy, 1900 a. m, 200 and 1.40p. m.
Albany, 1900 a. m. and $40 p. N.
Boston, AS a. M. ard IS p. IN.
Canadas, 1892 u IN.
Northern way, 11.40 a. IN.
Burlington, 11.40 and 1875 a. m.
Saratoga way, 1900 a. IN.
New York, 1900 a. m, 4.40 p. IN. and 40 a. IN.
Connecticut River way, $40 p. m.
Bennington, 1l40 am. and 440p. m.
Woodstock way, (stage) 1900 In.
Chittcnden, CTuesdays and Saturdays) 10. so a. In
StOckbridge (stage), 1900 m.
7B-Mails Will be promptly clos ID at the specl
fed hour; all letters deposited In the stree
boxes will be collected at 9.l5 and lilo a. III.
mails, at 900 p. m. All letters deposited In tn,
Letter Box at the Depot will be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de
parture OF each mail train
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Has Entirely Cured NE.
RosTON October 1870.

Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Shiny daughter, after having severe
state OF health. Being advised by friend, she
tried the vegetine, and after using few bot
ties was fully restored TO health.
have been great sufferer from rheumatism
have taken several bottles OF the Vegetine fol
this complaint, and am happy TO say II has en-
tirely cured me. ] have recommended the
Vegetine TO others, with the same good results
II IL great cleanser and purifier OF the blood
II is pleasant TO take; andI can cheerfully re-
commend II.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers Eoery'oher
1unelbd&wlm