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attorneys.
RAILROAD TIME.fABLE.

ATLANTIC AND GKEAT WEbTEKNs
Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Time, minutes fast.
Depart, Arrive, Arrive
Cin'ti. Cin'ti. Dest'OW
New York Elk daily. 9:4OA.M. 5:3OA.M. 720P.M
New York Ex daily. 9:5OP.M. 5:00P.M. 6:50A.M
LoUIsvILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-IrNE.
Depot Trout and Kilgour. Time. minuaAs Slow
Louisville Ex daily 5;55A.M. 3aoP.M. lo,soA.hA
Louisville lex SUM. 3:0lP.M. l2:l5P.M. 7A6P.sf
Louisville (daily)... 7:00P.M. 5:3OA.M. II SOP Nd
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CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON.
and uaadlY. Cima.-7 minutaa a II

CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND INDIANAPOLIS,
Dept, Firth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
indianapolis Ac.... 7:30A.M. IO:25P.M 1255P. N.
indianapolis Ac..... 1:i5P.M. 6.l5P.M 6:4BP. M,
indianapolis lex 5at.) 7:00p.Ms R:55p.M. l2:0lA.M.
Connersvilie Ac.... 4:4OP M: 1005A.M. 8:a6P.M.
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND CHICAGO.
Depot Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Chicago Elk x......... 7:gOA.M. 900p.M. 8:4OP.M,
Richmond Ae..... 2:30P.M. l2:s5P.M. 7:4pP.M.
Chicago Ex daily. 7:OoP.M. S:2oA.M. 7ADA.Ms
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time minutes fast.
Grand Rapids Ac.. 7:30A M. g:26P.M. s:35P.M,
Grand Rap 'ds ex Sat. 7.09P.M. 8:5sA.M. DOMAIN.
DAYTON sHoRT-LlSE AND CLEyELAND.
DepOt, Pearl and Plum Time.T minutes fast,
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DAYTON SHoRr-LINE AND COLUMBUS.
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KENTUCKY CENTRAL.

OHEsAPRAKE AND OHIO.
Boat Dot Of broadway, 80 HuntingtoR. City Time.
'p'chinond- Elk. ~ S:a4R " 6,0dA-E sa0A,k,
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THE FLOODS IN EUROPE.

HEAVY FOUNDATIONS IN TEE WEST OF ENG
LAND-FoUR DAYS OF RAIN AND A PARTIAL
DELUGE-sKRIoUs AND EXTENSIVE DAMAGE
TO THE CROPS AND OTHER PRoPERTY-sEv-
ERAL LIVES LOST.
LONDON, July H. 1875.
The foundations caused by the overnowing OF
the Garonne have been followed by other disas-
trous results OF the recent general heavy rains.
Within the last four days the western counties OF
England nave been severely deluged and similar
though less extended damage has been inflicted
on property and growing crops. while several
persons have perished
THE MOST SERIOUS FATALITY
Is the loss OF thirteen lives at the town OF Cwm
earn on the Nomenclature Railway, which dis.
aster was brought about by the bursting Of
reservoir used Tor supplying the Monmouth Canal
between this canal and the River Ebbw, tne resi-
dence OF Mr.. Eunt, the owner OF a Welsh flannel
factory, was entirely washed away and eight OF
the ten inmates were swept down the river and
drowned as were three inmates OF an adjoining
cottage.
THE FORCE or TIE WATERS
was stupendous, breach OF 100 feet wide being
made in the bank OF the reservoir, aud one OF
forty feet a raised turnpike road running across
the western valley or two apprentices who
were sleeping In the above mentioned manufac-
tory. one, German boy, named George Klein,
was wasHeo away and seen no more while mis-
bedfellow saved himself BY floating upon a warp.
ing machine.
THE MAIN STREET on MONMOUTH
is Inundated, and al caenieon tue railway has
peen destroyed.
THE CROPS.
Severe damage has been sustained oy the hay
crops In the vicinity OF Cardin, and horses sheer
and pigs carried away By the rivers Tau and by.
The occupants OF houses we're compelled 70 lake
their household effects 10 the upper stories, and
to resort TO boats and tubs Tor tse purposes OF
locomotion. The land IL under water ;Or several
miles, rendering the turRpEes impossible, aud
large blocks Of portions Of soidy built stone
houses nave been hurled down aud borne assJ.
AT OTHER POINTS
In the counties Of Somerset Devon and Corn
wall great mischief has also rcsutea. Tas eities
OF Bath and Bristol have suffered severely several
new streets OF the latter place having Deea de-
stroyed and Others turned INTO rivers.
T2nVards, brickyarUs aud smelling works have
been seriously injured and tao contents VI susps
washed Into the streets.
rng GROWING cEors
have been ruined IN many Districts
The hoods are the most destructive ever kaoWn
Ia tue western county.
Az CARDIFF.
Az cardiff the waters are subsidinr the rivers
Fly Snd khymneY returning 70 tneu n0rnal con.
dlIion TIE stretS OF Canton, near CarsIn, are
SUI impassa9le 70 foot passengers, and trucks aud
boats convey the DuDic along the suDmcrged
thoroughfsres. a great many shops are closed
sad ne cellars inllOW lying districts are sti Eled
with water.
ON TIE BANKS or THE WYE.
On the banks OF tac Wye IN tne neiahbornood
OF hereford, the meadows tor a distance 81 some
miles are covered with water, aud the destruc-
uon OF nav and GROWING corn Is Immense. The
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SCIENTIFIC REPORTS OF THE RAINFALL.

From the LONDON Times, July I'LL
Mr.. C. J. Symons, OF NO. 81 Camden square, N.
w., writes to US under date last nighttime rain
fall OF the past three days over the southern half
OF England and Wales has been so remarkable, In
many cases Unprecedented, and generally so dis
astrOus, tnat RaVe no doubt accurate 1nforma-
tiOn respecting II Will be acceptable. This have
the pleasure oil submitting 10 you IN considerable
deli all, a. many OF my correspondents have been
prompt IN reporting their observations, while IN
otBer cases nave received them In reply to tele
graphic requests. IL may be well, however, to
mention that the largest amounts nave been re-
pOrtea IN tue handwriting OF the observers, who
meats OF the best construction.
Itis impcrauyely necessary Ia any large system
OF OOserVatiOn that ABSOLUTE uniformity oil pro-
cedure be maintained Dy all those who take part
IN u. The rule win respect TO Time or observa-
tiOn Is that the amount Of rain be read of at nine
A. N. daiy and tue amount entered against the
previous day For instance, In Monmouthshiro
The enormous fsli OF ram occurred on tne l4tn lt
was measured on the morning OF the 10th, but, IN
accordance Win she above rule, was entered TO
the previous oay-tnat on wnicn IL reany fell. Be-
tore proceeding 20 state the quantity OF rain which
sI ~ ~ desirable 10 state Ebat tns heavy rain COM
menced gradually later a. easterlY than at west
eriy stations the rate OF easterlY progress being
about twenty miles per hour as ~ indicated IN
the following nnures Wnicn snow the time AZ
sn.el r.ls began on tne nSreiaz Of tns l nnan
half-paat lOur A. A.; Lyme Regis Dorset, hall
past I've A. A.; Newport MONMOUTH, i've 70 SIX
ford, seven A. ~; Worcester, eight A. ~; thea
ois' s.sSen A. A., Lonosn' noon.
IINthhh Ahutls
1hs extraordinarJ amount OF 53l IN. OF ram
fcl mere, 100 between nine A. N. and nine =. N.
on tae l4tn and All ~. more before nine A. M on
tne istn. Ihs largest amount nave before re-
corded was :. 50 m. on september 3, lsCo.
IVY TOWER rESBY.
HEAVY rain BEGAN cary IN the morning Of the
1tth, Tie amount futeraDle Tor tue lBtn being
i.6 10. 10 Taned very heaViy All the lam, ana up
% ten r. A. iurtner Tall Of xh3 lD. bad occurred,
when vita O'6s curing tue night Of the l4tn
MAKES tue total for mat day 35l inches IL oniy
rem ins flr me 60 point out that the remarkaDe
features Of ths ram appear % be tWOiOd-nrsL
rs excessive amount, ana sec0nuY The TACT thAt
these great rains we're DOt due 70 thunderstorms,
ana were NOS Of tue usual character OF summer
ralus but like tue wcataer ttsell Of Quite an
autumnal type, tnOugh happily, even Ia autumn,
falls oi more thar eve inches ia one day are ex-
cekSiVen rare.
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ovEnFLow OF THE PRONE AT BR1sToL.
From the Liverpool Post, July 1911

PROM tue Liverpool POST, July 10.
From an early hour yesterday morning the
river Frome on the eastern side OF Bristol. grad
ually overnowed It's banks, and, nrst covering
the low lying meadows abuttlng upon it, the hood
reached some hundreds Of houses recently built
there, ana rose III the lower apartments to
height OF Iour nve feet Great de-
struction OF property ensued, several OF
me new streets being turned into rivers,
and communication could only be kept up with the
Inhabitants by means OF RATS and boats, and food
had TO be conveyed 10 the distressed people oy
ladders raised to the bedroom windows. Most OF
the Inhabitants are poor people and some VINO
were beuridden mad 10 be removed in CABS, the
clergy OF the district undertaking this work. la
the country districts around the city much
damage has been done TO the hay and growing
crops
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EVERY DEPARTMENT.
French pattern BonnetS -
Elegant trimmed Bonneu ,
All the new shapes Of Bonne,s
and Round Hats OF chip, straw
and Leghorn. -
Dsmassc Ribbons and sasheA
New shades in silks. -
New figured Ribbons
kinney
EIBnoN5
The cheapcs: Ribbons to
be found IN the city
bowers
The largest and finest
Flowers in II the eel city. WV"
2glE193s25s:Y
OPENING, NEW STYLES.
JTNIHNlzos:I
Rich Passementere Gimp.
sils Fr FRI all colors.
Chenille Fripges. al! colors r., ,,. -
style, color and shade.
Sax snEs sn xnT BsaS = sri h,ses
YroFULAR PRICES:
$1,000 yards Hamburg
Enbroderies &c. 10 13c. yard.
Bargains :a in Fis'n an naHSy
Bargains in Lines Damask
GGL1crs-
Special Far i
Lot of Real valenciennes loc
Lot wider warranted real, lsc.
Lot finer, worth 6Jc., at Csc. yard.
Point Laces, closing
Real Guipure Laccs low
Real YAK Laces low.
Coihures 81, worth 3D.
fG IVES:
500 dozen imported sink
75c., closing at Csc. each ,
Bargains in Handkerchiea
In Underwear have
Goods to be !ound in
i praw ens skirts Hs'' Night
way below value.
Misses and Infants Goods.
Hosiery. great bargains
$40 dozen English striped
Hose, ali Sizes &c. pair.
GLOVES
Opening three cases Kid Gloves,
new spring shades every
NILSSON two button Kids, 75c.
Addie Two button Kids, 75c
Fine Vienna Kids ssc. pair
Gentlemens ladies' and Misses
Gloves in great variety
Our genuine Jouvin real
Kid two button seamless,
Our 75c 97c. and 81 % Kids.
every pair warranted
Bargains in our Fan
and Jcwelry department. ~.
Bronzes, Parian Goods &C.
Toilet department,
soaps Perfumes, Powders &C.,
OF every make popular prices
Cash BUYERS st wholesale
will find 1t TO their ADVANTAGE
to examine prices before buying
down town.
with cut lengths
7s7 and 7es Broadway,
corner Ninth street
l NOTICE.
THE THOUSANDS
OF
OUR CUsToMEEa
WHO
HAVE VISITED
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE 80
AND SEEN -.
-. THE BIG BONANZA -.
AND
WHO HAVE
ADMIRED THE NEW STYLE
OF CLoAKs
S{$E oc FhiEIiAsr s S9HEPS TT
LIAM 0''''' LORD TAYLoRs.
Sec ERR FrFr, EErrr TrErr sssss
8 4 = IT, IT, F., !. ! IS.
CRossLEY's
CROssLEY's
CRossLgY's
CRossLEY's
grand opening Of new spring styles
grand opening of new spring styles
English velvet', 81 rs per yard
English velveu. 81 rs yard.
English body Brussela 81 50 per yard
English body Brussels. 81 50 per yard.
English tapestry Brussels, 81 per yard.
English tapestry Brussels 81 per yard.
English ingrains from 4Oc. per yard
English iogr aims, IRON 4oc. per yard
Agents for English Lnoleum.
Agents English Lnoleum.
j. Al W. CRoSSLEY.
3J and 32l Broadway
ATs2EAsr Ninth STREET, OPPOSITE STEWARDS,
great bargains in Ladies Undergarment.
BEAUTIFUL CBEMISEs AT 5.C.-s2 EAST NINTH
street opposite Stewards.
CoME AND SEE THE BARGAINS IN LADIES' UN.
derwcar-s2 East Ninth street. opposite Stewards.
nON'T CARE WHAT ANYBODY sAYs-rM GOING
- 70 ~ East Ninth stleet opposite stewards, to buy
my Unde rgarmsnta
IrxCELLENT SKIRTS AND CHeMIsEs SOC. AND
6sc at 50 East Ninth street opposite Stewards
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80
90.
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&1&1
~ z B9 q + 4 Hi
AAIAx 3 P9 81 PpppP HuupH II
4 B 30 l. Il
4 a bbDDDD 900 ILL : i Il H.:
f0u'"~'s and nir FUrsy St Street Streets.
a.
y.
$3.50
49,
q. **.** *A*****
~. ~ **%*
~ MACY ~
*x ~
***
*x% *x*
r. p. MACY CO..
GRAND CENTRAL
FANCY AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT
STRAW GOODS. We will OPEN THIS WEEK the
STRAW GOODS.
STRAW GOODS.
STRAW GOODS. Per steamer City Of Chester.
MILLiNERY GOODS
Pp4RAsoLs. Per steamer Wisconsin case; of
hosiery USDERwEAR. ~
IO IERY,
HOSIERY. Per steamer Calabria, 10 cases of
N0fi0Ns Ing BROHzEs, TOILET
IaCEs. ARTICLES, willow BASKETS.
UNDRRWEAR FANS DOLLS, DOLLS, FUR
TRiMMiSGs TOYS. Also JOB lot OF LADiEs'
F1NuY GOODS 'oN"'' 80
EMBROIDEKtEs. FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SPRAYS
VIII + GOODS and Millinery GOOD,
sTArioNERY. HOUSE FuRNlsdiNG and KEEP.
FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE.
d. ''''' -
Broadway, Pifth avenue and Twenty-se ccnd street
Spring Opening,
MONDAY, March 20, 1875
1000 Pieces plain coOrs in all shades tnts
OOJ pieces black silks
the L yrGau @n DntS oc sne pest
Bonnet Ponson, Tapcssicr Guinet. &c
PARIS an Raubaix
Dress Goods,
Camel's Hair
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large assortment Invisible or Top ricces, very
stylish for young ladies'. These Invisibles are made
with the real Patent Hair Lace, and Instantly maze
Tie lady look beautiful Ny long experience as an
originator Of fashions gives the and art to
derstand that which becoming every ladys couture
Experienced persons always in attendance who viii
Willingly exhibit our goods in showroons or hair-
dressing parlors. also always Keen MI the latest
desgDcd ChlguOn Tor spring style and fl.
ira long and extra fine coor Switches and the genuine
Nalor Curl
n b. -On or about April viii open n large store nd-
soning nv present one, with large stock OF Tortoise
Shell and ivory Goods aud Toilet Articles Of de-
scripton that be found at bJt ana 81 Broadway BE-
tween thirteenth and Fourteenth streets New YORK.
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a. Mile DENIM,
late designer for Mines. Porter and D0ane
40 broadway two doors above Twenty second street,
will show the coming week novelties recherche and ee
CANT, received since opening day from the Leading
houses OF Europe comprising selection exceing all
previous importations.
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NIACHIN cry.

"A paper Press with ali modern improvements; Hoe
three revoluton bed yDx5i; half price; good terms
$l,75l LAFFAN d CO., 81 Ann street.
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Pure Mohar Suits ST. S. sl6 go SO So cheap at 500
80 and $50.
Ladies wishing 10 procure first class Garments at
hemeIy low prices would md II greatly their advsn
iage 10 make Il call OF inspection.
RODGERS 4 ORR,
Eighth
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BLACK SILKS.

RICH BLACK SILKS At Low PRICES. WAR.
RANTED BEST GOODS IMPORTED. 9sc. 81 Us, 81 10,
81 IS 81 81 81 81 81 6 81 10 81 So 81 IS s. So worth
fully one third more.
cases japanese silks only Sc 45c. Doc very cheap
As advertise only when fully prepared to offer IN
placements, thls VIII 90 found rare opportunity for
bargains
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All the latest Novelties now on exhibition, at prices
far below the market value. in endless variety With
the still further increasing business
we will offer special Inducements this week
Loco PIECES POPLIS PIKE, worth 10c.
$50 PIECES ALPACA. l6c., worth &c
CASES BASKET PLAIDS Zoe. worth fc.
CASES FRENCH POPLIk Bike, cost Soc, to land.
Elegant Plaid Cancels Hair PLAID Popns PLAID dc
Beige in neutral shades; latest designs at very low
Rich Silk Poplins. less than cost Of importation.
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A LOT OF SPEED LATHES, $45-SIX INCH SWING,
a four and five feet sheers wort $50: also Scroll
Saw cheap. COOK. Model Maker, corner White and
Centre streets, railr Dad depot
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FOR sALE-AN 80 HORSE ENGINE AND A 100
"A. horse Boiler; also Engines Boilers, steam Pumps.
HOSTING &C. Buildings to rent suitable for all manutac
turing pur ,oses, with without steam Power.
+. CASSIDY, Nos 4 to 10 Bridge street. Brooklyn.
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CAHrEiNoS-
SHEPPARD KNAIP
will offer
100 pieces VELvRTs. nj 81 and up.
$50 pieces BODY BRUS ELS, atfl s. and up.
100 pieccs TAPESTRY. at ~ " and up.
200 pieces III Rec PLYS. at 81 ~ AMI M.
" pieces INGRAM, best qualify 81 and up.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &c
LACE CURTAINS largest variety N the city
Lamprequins and Cornces
Piano and Table Covers. a full variety.
SHEPPARD KNAPP,
Great Carpet and Upholstery Establishment,
1853 ana 1856 Sixth avenue,
one door below Thirteenth street
1oryrN KID GLOVES MASON VIOLET PER
81 uu,sry An assortment Of the gcnuine articles AZ
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ELNdASr rARi'AS NOVELTIES
A. T. STEWART 4 co.
. on MospAy. MhhcH o - A.; n, ~
rARI s'sass' S stsSi
they have ever offered IN
Velvet striped Grenadines.
Pans ana New York
Ready Made Dresses
Paris and New York Trimmed Hats,
Very elegant Laces, Embroideres.
Real India camels' Hair shawls
Spring Fancy shawls
They will also offer,
on Fourth avenue lde, centre section,
Handsome Plaid popiins fashionable colorngs only 25c
1000 piece. yard wae Prints la1Ic per yard, good
large assortment of Dress Lengths ate4c. per yard
TO close
On Fourth avenue side Ninth street section.
Extraordinary inducements are offered IN every de-
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Linen Linen sheetings
BIeached Danasks and Napkins,
ToweiEgs, Flannels Quilts,
Blankets, Counterpanes, &C,
and every variety OF
Brown and Bcached
Shrtings and Sheefings
at marked reductions in prices
Their friends customers and residents OF neghborns
cities ire respectfully invited to pay them a VISIT
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets
LroR sALE-A VERY FINE AND VALUABLE WAITE
II Lace Flounce and Parasol can be bought at low
figure Address COLLINS, box 1856 Herald Office
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, NO e4 BROAD
pya 5Tensh r 91d s.rees Sh SOW
READY; CLOTH MODELS with every pattern; cutting
and ng os sM Nn a. BROADWAY
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See
First Page.
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RODGERS Il ORR'S,
1888 Eighth avenue. 1888
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Railroads.
{ ENTKAL VERMONT RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
III "a, anu aver Monaay, Dec l4th, 1874, trains
VIII run US ioLOWs, lsundays excepted
GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Rutland at 1900 and 7l0 q. H., and 1900
MAIL Leave st. Albaus at e;9o n. m. Burr.
i rlg az s;xO O. m, Iiconderoga at s:46 a. M,
Rutland OF 1900 m, Bellows Falls at 2:sO p.
Meeting with steamer for New York '
NEW YORK ExPREss.-Leaves Montreal at
g Sa.9o a. IN Malone 6lO a. IN 81 Adams at
p. m, via. North Bennington and Troy.
NIGHT ExpthEss--L ogdensbdrg at 1910
lington 1906 p. M, Rutland 1850 a. m, for Bos-
ton' New ", London Springfield and New York.
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Rutland at 40 a. IN
MIXED TkAlN.-Leaves Rutland at $50 D. 10.
for Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
GOING NORTH.
Leaves Rutland at 1850 and GAO a. H.. and e;Io
and 2'l5 p. m.
ExrREss-MAIL--Le New London at 500
Springfield S:OU a. m, Boston 1870 a. m, Bellows
Falls 1885 am, New York 1t:OO pm. (Troy g. 90 am
via North Bennlngton), Rutland 2:iO D. m for
Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and Ogdens-
MAIL.-Leaves Rutland at 215 p M, for IT.
concierge, Burlington and st. Adams.
NIGHT EXPRESS.-Leaves Springfield at s.io
| p. M, connecting with train leaving New York
! at 300 p. m, Bellows Falls 11:25 D. M connect
Ing with train leaving Boston at $3.50 p. M, Rut-
| OgdensburR aud the west.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rutland at $40
a. M. for Burlington, ST. Adams, st. Johns and
! Ogdensburg. n. \.
MIXED TRA1N.-Leaves Bellows Falls at 4:sO
a. m, arriving In Rutland at $3.50 Il. IN. and 1926
p. M, arriving In Ru land at.5'C0 p. m.
Trans leave Burlington going east, for Mont
pelier, &C., at G:55 o. M, 1880 p and 1850 p. M
Trains leave Bellows Falls going north, for
| White River junction, &C, at 9:20 a. In. and
| 11:50 am, and G:l0 and li:20 p. m.
| CoNNECTT0Ns.-At Rutland with Rensselaer, &
| Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads; al
| Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad; at South
| Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad
~ Sleeping cars are attached to night trains
between st. Adams and Troy, and Burlington
and Boston. j. W. HOBART,
Gen1 Supt.
st. Adams. VT, Dee, 12, 1874.
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Miscellaneous Notes.

In the very first number OF new paper
was found letter from an "Old Subscri-
ber" His age was not given.
The water pipes this year have been fro
zen in the streets so that many of our citi-
zens have been without water.
Central New York farmers estimate that,
with average culture. good soil and manure
the cost of producing wheat is 70 to rs
cents per bushel.
The number of Jews in New York is
reckoned at 10000. Thep have two syna-
gogues valued at $500, 900 each, and the
ark in one cost $4,000,
lack Chandler told John Williams that
there was nothing very funny or queer in
this paragraph except that it contains all
the letters of the alphabet.
A fellow contrived to travel free in a
hearse, which was upon freight, all the
way from Buffalo to San Jose, Cal. He
was the first dead head that ever rode in it..
1t is announced from Paris that the mu-
nicipal loan has been subscribed torty-two
and half times over. The deposit money
paid into the treasury amounts to S4o,0OO,-
900 francs.
Bonanza, Spanish town, signifies true
goodness, or in the verDacular big thing.
A rich mine is bonanza, and now Bouci-