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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park TAaEATRE

TUEsDAY EVENING March 10,
WIN be presented th- new Play entitled GREE BUSHES,
or Hundred Years Ago with music, scenery, dresses,
properties and decoratonsConnor OKennedy Mr.. Dyou;
Abbott. "
To conclude with ALADDIN TIE WONDERFUL
Aladdin Mrs. skeett; Abanazer Mr. Chippendae;
Pham Touguck, Mr. Fisher.
Boxes st tier IS I'd tier cents-p cen-Gallery
23 cents
SlGNOK SANQUIRhO
osANu VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
AT PALMO'S ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE,
,,,.. In Chambers street,
r,,o UN MONDAY EVENING, 2ith March, l8i5
Ss SANQulRiCO has the honor Inform III. patrons of
his s ,ailsn tall Opera his friends and the public generally that
m ms M % aa qny Concert Will take place at the Opera House
SION hs 'oowlng talented artists have kindly volunteered their
u SlGRA ROsiNA PlCO M'ME. OTTO,
he celebrated Ddnseule-PAULINE DESJARDINS and her
pupil, SlGNORiNA FELICIA, years old, her
-. nrst and last appearance in public.
SlG ANTOGNlNl, SIG SALONONSkI. SIG RAPETTI,
The Eminent Claronet and Flute.
Mr.. III. w. GRONENVELDT and Mr. KYLE,
FULL ORCHESTRA and
. SlGNOR De BEGINS.
SIG ETiENNE at Piano Forte ''A' : :
Private Boxes Sc
y. B-The Box Office will be open Thursday morning.
aeth instant, and following days, from o'clock o'clock
r. NJ, where seats may be secured.
Doors at oclock-perormance commence a quar-
ter to O'Clock precisely. mill &c
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Died.,

Ole0y
Oa Monday the nth instant MARY ANN aged three
years and five months only daughter ofJohn and Mary
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to a
tend the funeral from South Ninth street. Williamsbureh
near Peck slip ferry, at three o'clock, hs) Tuesday
18th instant.
On Monday, March 18th, JEREMIAH GAuaHrr aged a
years.
The friends of his uncle respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral this afternoon at four O'Clock from his
late residence 495 Pearl street.
On the 9th instan In Lambeitsville New jersey Ma
jor LEVI Stout, at an advanced age
Suddenly, Sunday morning, 10th March, DELMoN
FtESDER, cartman, at the age of So. He native
State and city, and for almost SO years very efficient
city watchman Whoever knew him, and the number is
not few, will bear witness that he throughout life
strictly honest man.
The friends Of the family, and the members of New
York Lodge No. 10, O. o. f.. OF which body his son
William is member respectfully invited attend
the funeral from his late residence 227 Sullivan
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock ct
Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city and county of New York. from the 9Th day Of
90 March, ISi, to the 18th day Of March is45
Cancer Consumption, 36 Conyulsons 49, Group
geson Of brain Congestion lungs, 81 Debility 81 Deli.
o Epilepsy Eysipsias Fsye stten1 y Fever r scsl
let q Fever yphus Heart disease of & Inflammation,
stomach iniammation womb, i nfismmaon Of liver,
Gd S
Scroiqia Small pox s. Teething Il Ulcers Unknown .;
AGE-Under year -; to years Is; to s. 10; to TO-
to 20 to to 4o 2 40 to 5o Isl 50 to 50. 5; 50 to
10, 4; 70 TO 90, 4; 8" to 90, 2; unknown, 2.
co0red persons. IL
r... ELI LEAvITT. City Inspector.
City INSPECTORS Office. March II. lst5
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Foreign Imp0rtatlOns.

HAvANA-Ship Noma-5 bags.spece Coit-I pkg segars
cDougal-2 Sinder-l00 900 segars Mathews Coo
DO Almanedo79o kenaud Francais-I03 m do Lille
kasines-30 m s Wintrpgham-l2 cs Gayord-0 do j Fl
sabreL2 cs 70 n Dc PcabisIi Ek Doye-l do
gars Grana-i cs w Westeryelt-l6 w Thomas-39 DO
b D Sands-2 bxs Spanish Consul-3 A 4 ID Sands-2
bales Barber Brothers-l2 Wallis Jr-20
Ayeranam2o do 9 + Gloiu-2s Bscanyie-lo s@xars
Boves-20 bxs do w Dspew-l do Deigamire3 cs u 4
Laurie-3l0 m segas Corrija-i8 mdse order.
tuAyAMA-Bafqu Condor-63 hhds 100 do moasses
B DE Forest 4 co-24 do ,ugar Maitland u Comrie.
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MARITIME HERALD.
stgo stustsrs yno A0ans..

We shsll esteem favor CAPTAINS Of Vessels will 1--WE
to RoBEnr SIvEY, Captain Of News Boats rspo.t of
the shipping m left At the port whence they saed the ye,es
they mar have. Agents Corespon
dents hone abroad will axo confer favor by sending to
this oifce any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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Married.,

Married.
In the city of Brooklyn, Saturday evening last by
the Hon. Coe s. Downing, Mr. r. f. HuLsE, of BROOKLYN
to Mrs HENRIETTA FEwKEs, of this city.
On Sunday evening the 10th instant, by the Rev. Wm
Patton, Mr.. LARRABEE, to Miss HELEN CLouG dangh.
ter Of the late Isaac Clough, Of Utica
90 Utica papers please copy.
On Thursday the 49, instant, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton
Mr. VIM PtWoo to Miss ELLEN THOMPSON, eldest
daughter OF Romeo Thompson, Esq, all Of this city
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PROFESSOR RODGERS,

PROFESSOR RODGERS,
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage extended him during
the monh OF January last by the enlightened and talented
aens Of New York has The honor to his The
interesting experiments the four following places on the
wonderful and mucn talked Of science of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM u PHRENOLOGY
Rutgers Institute in Madison street. every Tuesday each
week. commencing Tnesday March 4h St Lukes Buildings
corner oil 0ove and Hudson Friday of
Vel commeecing on Friday March 7th Clinton Hall every
American Republican Hall, of avenue G and Sd
March 9th. : -"''1a''
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman Is cents.
mI8 lWisAm
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Passengers Arrived.
, HAvANA-Shig Norma-Dr. John Stiles Captain w H
Frank, Captain Ellis, A Milgan Kawanady and q u
Smith.
New ORLEANs-Ship Shanunga-Mr Mauran.
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I. O. OF G. F.
TON AND CON NCERT:

TION AND CON c. E r T.
THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS,
i OF New York Lodge No. A. respectfully beg leave
their first Grafton and Concert the Tabernacle
March gath 1915 for the Benefit Of the Widows and Orphans
Fund OF the Society, which occasion JAMES 7. BRADY
Esq has kindly ned to deliver Grafton. The cee
brsted ANGLESEA BROTHERS have kindly volunteered
their valuable services and will aud sing
number Of their hest gees Duets and solos PROFESSOR
MAXlMlLlON,ZUBOFF and PUPIL, Miss, years Of age
have teaded their services and will perform the Pianof
Sonate arranged for four hands by Beethoven Mr. HAM
BhDGF has also kindly consented perform Overture
the Panoorte number of Ladies have
volunteered their aid this OCCASION and sing the
most popular Ballads. : -
Tickets be procured principal Music Stores and AT
gentlsmen:-
General Storms J Sherman BrownelI
Gideon Ostrander, Thos X Kelmger,
B. j. Meserole, +. +. Purdy
James Conner X. H. Morris,
Aud from the following
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
J. G. Coachmon, James Reed
+. F. Smith, Geo Relyes,
Jacob Coivin, Geo W. Dawson
q. II. Kellinger DR.. w. W. Tompkins
VIM. B Barber John Faulkner,
Stephen Brooker, Il. J. Wayne
w. Fl. Hyatt, w. Bazely
Major j. Hopkins, J. McKibben
Geo. Haywood, Thos. Brown,
ii. Bazely M. Fallen
4. B. Earle, & McCracken,
j. Msgnuss, Dr. J. T. Tuttle,
and Captain Stephen Miller, of Brooklyn.
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N01n VIM. DAVIES BENEFIT BALL will take
~ kp!ace at Tammany Hell FRIDAY EVENING,
&nR March 81 58i5.
A The Committee of Arrangements, in announcing this
Ball, would respectfully state that. three years
Mr. Davies had ball rendered him by his friends,
cesds which have sustained him but, he t
confined bed Of suffering another effort be made
sustain and relieve him mach possible under his unfoIu
circumstances for, when health, he marked for
promptitude and business friendly
neyolent feeling towards all.
The order OF dancing according programme
Mr. j. Parker has with his usual Kindness generously voun-
teered to the floor.
Mr. Wallace has also with the best feeling offered his vau-
able aid to lead the orchestra His excellent band engaged
Doors open at hafpast7-Dancins at hapss
8 o'clock. 80
Committee. -
following the Managers and Committee appointed
- John Sinclair President; Jno. Morrison v. P VIM Leggat
Treasurer. i So
j. b. Wase Sec John Patten, Jas Harrison Henry Ste
vens11 jas Robertson Ghas yinen Adam Grant, Jas V
Jno Harkness Vim Gurr, Alex Lawrence, Geo Harrison
Jno Paterson Jno Whitaker Peter McCluskey VIM Arm.
strong Bell Wright Peter Milne, VIM LennoI Jas Espie
Col harssson AIsn Csms,on Jno Bachansn Jno
drew Kirk Or Dodd Pr Douglass Aid HoIinsworih New
JAS. Dunlap, Brooklyn. m la 4tsrc
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Domestic Irnportatlons.

. New 0RLEArs-Shp Shauunga-l3 tics coversesd Ayrcs
Tunis-3ss kegs lard Bartlett Wendell Abbot-9O hhds
sugar Baron rope-ss bales cotton booman Johnston
pakg rndz BIowa& Dmicks3 pkgs Talon Boss ,pge-l
&c sugrJ Culeo Custis-l cask coppel7 iron ba
glass 1859 horn 22oo bones Hyolp-lG9 hhds Holland
Aspnwall-S5 bbls beef IL ties hams Hayens427 bslee
cotton Hogan Eney-iz bales skins boxes furs a tobacco
ltG2 horns Mbank-l8 hhds sugar Mathews-25 ties
bbs tallow Men ck-3 boxes mdz MorRan34 casks tai
low 10 bbs &c hemp seed Newbo!d Y ms-s69 bbs whs
key asa kegs lard LIZ bbls 100 Nevius Son33 hhds
sugar 100 Dbl. moasses bales hay nassrs2 bbs lard Ring
keg butter Smh bb ic y Lgar-3 boxes mdz Hof-
maG2 hhds Roberts Williams- hhds hams North
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Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.

2 100 do do 2Oi rs do do 2OA so do do 20 20s Ches
Delaware o6 $4,000 County SIS, 1850, los; 20 shss
Schuylk Nav 2s; $50 do Vicksburg Bank, 6t 400 do
Grard Bank eli $4,000 semi annual State 6s so shares
Bank Commerce, ali $40 600 State 5s 7a2; $lOo New An
nual 5's, 6s4.
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THE PEkIN TEA COMPANY,
10 Fulton Street,

e hs X. GsS:as e T,:
in Of Ts
SSy BY r's when a,S1
q has !s yh
GREEN 4HHs. + s1!.'' ''' New Sistx Hs;t. TEAS.
;s1, Ss H;'a g s''ss''s ,5;J % as: q
.s f" .ap.ss yed Ha,on ao s s..s prices
:s is:s, ]: ss :S.;s: sssa s:S
ne so ss sH"s1. sasq% sfnse Msa
or GARDEN TEAvey Dass Superior asas of
their sengt flavor and and which have heretofore sell
Tn Tea; &c COS. in China q per pound addition Agents
pSaA srs' great small a YiBHs Bsst q small Fancy
.ad % oaS aaa"r sna M Of o S'f S
Also sjg., received BY the Ann McKm, 5000 pound
Cays Of desion. Black Isa which we shall sell at six shl-
Tisse various iess are ali Sold both Wholesale aud retail at
ss s ns the M FAC, Of % n
BTSs public e implicit sosGisase
% tSs he s s 70 Ss
they eau iuIh references to the first houses the ei trade
NsS esS aS 3, whsss testimony and psey s sS.y
I AMPS. CHANDELIERS, GIRANDoLEs, sc The
- subscribers have made such arrangements with The
y s'a ss as s.s 'f Ss
ne ming compl,t te assortment of entirely and
beautiful goods such Solar and Lard Lamps and Cha d
lers, geit variety of patterns suitable fer private house,,
Churches hotels and steamboas and BEAUTIFUL Oas
anu Cand Chandeliers, CiraIdos, Mantel Lights, Brackets,
Pendants, Lanterns, sc.
of new style English Goods received Ter ship
Europe aud opening, such 6ne quality plated Baskets
ishes, sc. SC.
Rich fancy and plain Tea Trays in variety 6ue Table
uer IN sets aud dozens and variety Of rich and
pam cissswMe--in short almost article required for
housekeeping, may b. found at tn. show
.L,s,x WOKAM HAUGHWOUT,
. lnnl2 . I'm IN SOL Broadway
nNo-Ile cago OF the shaksp.ae from lchaboeof
- verlsuper,or quality, Warranted pure as imported At so
Yer ION o 2coo hs l sold ia tight cas additional charge
for the rackige) Tor gale in ots sut bys
EDW. X. COLLINS SEQ.
:. ~ Sc South YteSt.
b. H. Co. hare also for sale tie cad work on
Guano proving beyond doubt that enhances the vau, all
crops from 30 TO IS cost and marke, car-
ing much more brns,ng forward vegetables from
earlier 3cwt is the full average quantity ned per acre Ii
said also 10 be preventive egais ildw aud the y in
whsatan rot in potatoes. &.S misrc
lEETH TEETH I! TkETH!!!
7J Cents Only
NHE Cheapest Operating Office in the cityDecaved taeb
filled and me7ervtd be useful du life with the
celebrated Mineral lase price. ce...............75cs Is els
Teeth led wi tnrprior Tin FOIL 49,. so cm,
Teeth filled with Gold. from ,..,.. f3 eta. 10 500
All oIerstons warranted AZ this Office ~
N, TAYLOR, Surgeon nentil,
b'hlS imsfo "a East Broadway
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
THIS must be seen to be believed-the
k~\~\sI ball is played at hg. 2, runs to J. to T. to
box II 5, to 6, to 7, to g. to g. to 10. and by play
H% \~I ers to IL and 2. The above angles can be
N\ S<N made in blov The Tables are up
1 >\N Nj for playing sale at LAG Fulton, or IL
k9ssZ4sA4 Ann street. The maker will bank for true
angles, Table for Table, against person living.
f2l lm*m
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL
COMPLIMENTARY BALL will be given to NAPIER
~ 10TH! AN, Conductor of the New York Brass Band
BY his friends at Tammany Hail. Wednesday Evening
March 26th, l8i5. e
- COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Thomas NJ. jenkins, William Denman,
John Ryker, Jr. John Colgap
John Garland, Charles w Atwood.
Charles Kent, James Steers,
William Maxwell, Morton Fairchid,
t12AH. u. Cook Bartholomew Purdy,
Alexander Forbes.
Floor MANAGER.
Richard White.
JOHN II. PLUME, Chairman.
EDWARD II. PLUME, Treasurer.
JOSEPH L. SWEET, Secretary.
ckes be obtained of either of the Committee
Tammany Hail. the Door the evening of the Ball
Tickets 81 mhi3to26eod issrc
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RA TO LET-The Foursory Brick Building No. SO
R Anthony street being 30 feet by 26 feet would be
tary Drill Rooms. For particulars inquire Of -
d. ID. lDESON,
ml8 81 "a 3t*m s9 Anthony street.
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J. PARKER'S

J. PARKER'S
GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL.
u1 and tFs public, that his Annual Exhibition Ball will take
place Easter Monday the oath March, Tammany Hall on
which occasion will be brought forward between and
them arranged to the music from the Of
danced by number Of different sets Tickets for admission
ST. to admit gentleman and ladies' ladies' tickets 20
cents Nr his friends and the public will not
S;us out more tickets than can be comfortably secommodad
Lovsioys Hotel, and Mr.. P's residence, 2o7 Bowery
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctloneer.
THE RAII, ROAD nEPOT' HOTEI. rorosv

- THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL, corner 4th
E: Avenue and Goth streetAnhony j. Bleecker Co. will
sell = auction Thursday the 9Th day of March next
at ~ O'clock az the Msrchans EXCHANGE the very valuable
e6h street The ground contains SO feet the and 100
feet ON the street (Which curbed and regulated and the
pad The property ]. within two blocks large
ing with cellar aud kitchen under the whole with seds
86h tset The premises desirable for the purpose of
remain on bond and per sent Possession will
and particulars apply the Auctoneers Broad
to O. NOWLAN the premises, No. Eleventh streety
f20to mr27~ m
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING, 1916.
(9 THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared furni sh his
style Of Genemen Hats which, in part ocular,
will be found fully sustain the reputation lie has heretofore
enjoyed the production Of this most essential article Dress
AMIDON,
Wall street, corner Ne
N. B.-FRENCH HATS-A small invoice just received
from the manuctory of the celebrated Mugner" Paris to
which the attention Of gentlemen is invited
fl TuTh&St ism
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AUCTION SALES.


A uCTloN NOTiCE7ssle of entire valuable stock Of
a Dry Goods from the shelves This Day l0 O'Clock
the sales Spruce street by order Of sssgnses and
tfy Judgment The stock we'll assorted and will
cude number Of short and remnants Of various lengths
% suIep London cloths Csssimers en Vest Ne
Arlcles, Jaos Stock other easonable goods
The ale will be continued after the Furniture on Wednesday
mis ltsm THOS BELL, AuctoDeer
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Wednesday morning at ii o'clock: at
No ISL Broadway choice collection Plants consist
ing OF Standard PERPETUAL Moss, Tea, Bourbon, Moaihy
Roses with other Shrubbery. for gardens. .
Also fine of Paror Plants 10 detail
he ladies are invited to call and them. ml8 2Nm
OiL PAINTINGS AT AUCTlON.-A LEVY beg, leave
to call the attention Of the public his sale Of Oil PANT
lsis Which will take placson Tuesday Morning The 18th inst
IL O'Clock at 5l Boedway, Of which havs recently
neea imported and fine Of both old and
for Galleries. aud many Cabinet Pictures well suited
ipr furniture ornaments. Call and see hem nll7 2tAm
azee WILKINS ROLLINS will sell at their rooms, II
0gIaad street on Wdaesaag MoInlag 9h inst At II
Shabbery Sc consisting Of Urge horse Chesnps Aanhus,
rant Bushes Yellow Harrison and other Daha Gadolus
and other roots together with fine of house
plants consisting Of fine monthly and other roses Yellow and
fine climber } &c nhl5 4tX re
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Kept on hand and Tor sale at reasonable prices.
Inc subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the people of this vicinity for the liberal pa
tronage bstowed on him in times past, and
hopes by steady attention to his business
still TO merit the same.
Those wishing their work done by the Job,
and stock found, will do well by calling on the
subscriber before going elsewhere.
uJ All work trusted to my care will be
done faithfully and promptly. All paints found
by me will be the best the market affords.
20 Shop door South Of Greek Bridge.
A. CAPEN.
Braltleboro, Feb. s, ls45. "a
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Hogg gives pleasing account Of the man
ner IN which these visitations are borne by
the inhabitants. THE daily feeling natural
ly impressed on the shepherds mind, says
he, that all his comforts are SO entirely in
the hand of Him that rules elements, con-
tributes not little to that firm spirit of de-
votion for which the Scottish shepherd is so
much distinguished. know of no scene so
impressive as that of family sequestered
in a lone glen during the time of winter
storm aud where is the glen in the kingdom
that wants such habitationl There they
are left to the protection of Heaven; and
they know and feel it. Throughout all the
wild yicissitudes of nature, they have no
hope of assistance from man, but expect to
receive it from the Almighty alone. Be-
fore retiring TO rest, the shepherd uniformly
goes out to examine the state of the wealth
err, aud make his report TO the little depend
ent group within nothing is to be seen but
the conflict Of the elements, nor heard but
the raving Of the storm. Then they all
kneel around him, while he commends them
to the protection of Heaven; and though
their little hymn of praise can scarcely be
heard even by themselves, as it mixes with
the roar oil the tempest, they never fail to
rise from their devotions with their spirits
cheered, and their confidence restored, and
90 to sleep with an exatation of mind, of
which kings and conquerors have no share
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Ready Made Collins.

ENoR sale, lot of Cherry Collins, which will be
IL sold low, to close. Inquire of JosErH SrHnH
or JoHS Wilcox.
Brattleboro, Oct "a, 1874
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Farewell--it is a solemn word,
That springeth from the heart;
''Tis then the bosom chords are stirr'd,
When friend from friend does part.
FAREWELL part for distant land,
In other cimes TO dwell;
Dearest, now | clasp thy hand,
Farewell, dear friend, farewell.
FAREWELL sail on the angry wave,
Above the briny deep,
Down in the sea | may find my grave,
And in the ocean sleep.
FAREWELL go DER the painless sea,
Away to a foreign shore;
And perhaps meier shall return to thee,
Or behold thy smiles no more.
But while away on the boisterous tide,
My thoughts will be with thee;
As DER the foaming pillows ride,
Still, still remember me.
Bratteboro, March, 1916. w. H. r
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BrattlebOrO & Boston,
OVER THE
sq l E1 -
FITCMBURG RAILROAD

TIME Subscribers will commence running O
IL Covered Wagon, with two horses, from
Brattlebboro to Boston in connection with the
Fitchburg Railroad, on Tuesday, January 7th.
1916, leaving L. G. Lords Vermont House
every Tuesday at 6 O'Clock, A. M.-passing
over the Winchester and Athol road; ior
the purpose of transacting any business, and
transporting any light Freight which the inhab-
itants of BratteboTo and other towns through
which we pass, may entrust to our care.
The Subscribers having for many years been
doing business from Lunenburg, Mass, to Bos-
ton, hope, by strict attention, to receive pat
ronage sufficient to enable them 10 continue the
business until the inhabitants of Brattleboro
and vicinity shall have better communication
to Boston, over their Railroad.
Orders left at Il. C.. Lords Vermont House,
or ii. ID. Brackets jewellers Store, Brattle-
boro East Village; or at Cutler, Day & Co.'S,
No. India, corner of State street, Boston,
Mass, will be attended to.
REFERENCES :---ALvA CROKER, Esq,
President Fitchburg Railroad Corporation;
THOMAS WILEY, Esq, Treasurer Fitch
burg Railroad Corporation.
N. G. & J. o. w. DAY.
Brattleboro, Dec. 80, 1914. 10
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Hard Ware Goods.

NTILLISTON q TYLER have just received
wv new assortment Of
Circular Saws, Wood and Bow Saws,
Hand and Back Saws, AIDES, Broad Axes,
Hammers, Chissels, Gouges, Turning do,
Spoke Shaves Squares, Coach Wrenches,
Plane Irons, Saw Sets Bits, and Braces,
Augers, Oil Stones, Rasps, Files, Plyers,
Bed Screws, Bevils, Screw Drivers,
Compasses, Brass Casters, Trunk, Chest,
Door and Draw Locks, Trunk Handles,
Butts, Screws, Taeks Brads,
Pen and Pocket Knives,
Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, Spoons,
Sad Irons, Tailors Irons, Steel Yards,
Cattle Cards, Iron Traps, House Bells,
Shovels, Spades, Trace Chains, Shoe Thread
Irvine, Cordage, Kid and Binding Skins.
Also
fresh supply Of Plated, Timed and Japaned
Saddlcry and Harness Trimmings.
February 70. 6w25
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FLOUR.

II. WHEELER, has just received and offers
-. for sale, Superfne Flour delivered TO any
family in this yillage) at cost in New York, with
the addition of 81 l-2 cts. for freight, storage,
profits, &c &c.
N. b. nimble nnepence is better than slow
quarter. January %, lS45.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, FEB. lsh, lS45.
A N instrument, purporting to be the last viii
IN and Testament OF REUBEN STEARNS, late
of Bratteboro, in said District, deceased, is pre-
sented for Probate by John Foster Stesrns, and
Emory Stearns, the Executors therein named.
Whereupon, il is ordered,-tha hearing be had
in the premises before this court, at session there
OF, specially 10 be holden at the Probate Office in
said Brattleboro, on the second Monday of March
next and that said named executors, notify all per-
sons interested of the time and place of said hear
ing, that they may appear and contest the Probate
thereof il they see cause, by publishing copy of
the Record of this order three weeks successfully
in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro, in
said District, previous TO said time of hearing.
true copy from the Record, Attest,
20 LEMUEL WHITNEY, Judge of Probate
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school and SchOoImastcr,

A MANUAL for the use of Teachers, for
IN sale at f. BRACKETS,
In Wheeler's Stone Building.
Brattleboro, Feb. 5, ls45. "a
January 90. %
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CUTTING.

Mr.. HART has paid particular attention to
the science Of CUTTING, and is prepared upon
the shortest notice to cut every variety OF gar
ments, in manner that cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction.
Most kinds Of produce received in exchange
for work. Citizens from the neighboring
towns, are particularly invited to call and be
satisfied of the truth of this advertisement.
K. HART.
BraItleboro, January s0th, 1s45. 90
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Trusses and Abdominal Supporters.

nOCT SPAULDlNG has for sale the above
~ instruments, made by J. w. Phelps, of
Boston. Mr.. Phelps received the highest pre-
MUM on these instruments at the Mechanics Fair,
held in Boston, on the 10th Sept, 1874, and they
were pronounced to be the best in use.
Brattleboro, Feb 10Th, 1915, tf26