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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY.

THREE MONTES' EZRA PAY.
IA IL: rat i;stsned having engaged H d the 70
ELyas ;, Churchill, INSPECTOR Genera! u. :. exsEE
- Army, New Commercial ExciIange) Gts<@Ss
ST Charles and Perdo prepared
e"te he to entite Officers cOnns
i0hed officers musicians, and pnyaes, TO the above pay
He reGsOElbe terms. Any business entrusted 10
their will be dispatched with the utmost prompttude
fe Regiments IF Louisiana Volunteers OF 1916 included
the % ongIes OF ltn July 1913. Company cconnts
adjusted an, made out for the proper Departments
with accuracy and dispatch.
80 immediate attention paid to EOHHty Jd'Id, Pen
Sims, and utter Military Claims.
THEO. LEWIS,
late Capt. &c. l., Isl La. Nou"teeIs.
WIN MONAGHAN,
alan ias CAPT Co F. 9TH Regt La Volunteers.
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ATTACK BY AN ALLIGAToR.-Mr. S, says the
Oga!a u. F. Argus I'VE cannot see why the name
is nct given in tuil,) living near the cavaha,
While crossing bay gall or SAY grass fiat m com
paay With his son lasl Wednesday,, was seriously
hin ID by lie attack of an alligator. The water
in the gall was about knee deep, and when near
half way across it. Mr. $. being in advance of his
son, large alligator struck him with his tail their
usual mode 81 attack, and knocked him down He
fell on al back. and his knee doubling, the alliga-
tor seized him through the thigh and leg, decorating
him dreadiully. His son coming TO the rescue, the
animal moved slowly of. Had there been no one
pres (, adds the Argus, there is a doubt but
thai HI. 5. would have fallen victim. When We
last heard from him lie could not be said to be re-
covering.
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NOR SALE by the subscnber-ai the LATEST PUBL
L of the day. among which may be found the
THE LITTLE W,FE-Ey Mrs Grey;
PRIDE OR, THE DUCHESS; The first of the SEVEN
WHOM 70 MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED,
Complete:
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for the
Fourth of July;
HOME OF SHAksPEARE-By F. w Fairholt, F. sA.
Beautifully Illustrated
THE HENPECKED HUSBAND-By the author Of the
- History OF FIir'.'
Lucy HOSMER or. the GUARDIAN AND GHOsT-By
ID. i. Thompson;
THE TWO CORPSEs; A Historical Romance--By Fred
errk Souiie;
Jest WELD 4 60, Y Camp rect
Agency of the GrGeten6erg tOmpaav's yMedcines.
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RANAWAV

RAMA WAY
fsNJE BOY DANiEi., aged ;4Jot 70; complexion D.
a copper cOJr. feet org inches hgn stout built, ~
and inclined to be bald suitable reward will be- a
pad for his delivery M
au22 If HOYT * FORD IL St Charles street
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NEW ORLEANS & cARRo11ToN RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS & CARROLLTON RAILROAD
Issla s 60 -.
Depot, corncr Of Baronne aud Perddo streets.
single ticket, distance above Pleasant ~ cents
single ticket for children over and under IL years -
80 tickets (Red). ~ 81
Half the above for distance below Pleasant street
Servants (siaves } for any distance III cents
Residents in Lafayette, CanolliOn and vicinity,
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
communication tickets for passage in the Cars tOw s. W
Per month Gin advance for either Road ami for distance
Children half price-no such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month";
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT:
FROM NEW ORLANs; FROM CARROLLT0N:
Horse Car. ......at 81 A M ECrse Car. ....at AM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AM Locomotive. at IA M
.. .....at IL AMI =. .....at 10 AIM
:. ......at PM .....at IL
=. ......at ga PM .....at p N
:. ......at So PM :. Lat AZ Pm
:. ......at IA Pm .....at ia
.....at III. steam ifneces- {at Pm
:. LAT 10 Pm
FThe Cars will leave New orleans anu Canollton every
hour after O'Clock SUNDAYS. if the weather is fair
re- The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
from the OF Baronne and Canal Sta myl2 ustNOv
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VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE

VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE.
WE OFFER for sale the following described valuable
PRECiLLIA negress aged about 30 years frst rate
Cock Washer. troneI. and House servant
CAROLINE L. mularress. aged about IL years Cook,
Rgher and troner, House servant.
HTNREETTE, negress aged about 20 years; Washer.
t"ntG and Coos.
MARGIGK!TTE grille aged 81 years first rate Wash
or. tI.n". and plain Cook-gOod House servant
fgnas ana House servant
CHARLOTTE. negess. aged y Yeas inst rate Cook,
" LIer lroner and House servant.
VALUABLE FAMILY OF SLAVES.
RICHARD, negro man, about Is years first rate Car
MARIA aEs about 26 years good Cook Washer an
roue. their Children HENRY aged 10 years and gifi
aged 10 mOrtils.
and adie, described by law and sold Tor fault Tt
lens liberal part cash, the other on terms
as PiERS0N 4 BONNEvAL. Office 81 Graverst
MEDICAL BOOKS. etc.
HOMEOPATHY rs. OMoPAflh-fhe Principles OF
HOMEOPATHIC Practice cODt5a.teu with those OF
the " OLD School OF MEnI.ISE, or oM0P,THY,
WHAT Is HOMEOPATHY by Isaac Colby, NJ D. -,
HOMEOPATHY, with reference to Lecture by y. w
DR.. iP FIEMiyt.;s LECTURE ON THE PHILoso-
PLY AND CT rms OF HOMEOPATHY.
GROUP AND IT'S SPECIFIC REMEDY, by II. WI
CoNsT MPTioN. by A c. Becker MD.
DENTlTiCN, by A, G. Becker. M ID -
Also Tor sale variety of HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS and
MEDICINES. by [au30l WELD L CO.. " Camp st.
LARD OIL.
ES BBLS. LARD OIL, in store and for sale BY
W. sTrRGES d WRIGHT
Is = Teboppitoulss street.
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MELANCHOLY EvENT.-We learn from the Nash
vile Banner that explosion took place at the
Eagle Powder Mil, about % miles from that city,
Oh the 25th ulL, by which Colin S. Hobbs. of
the firm of Smith d Hobbs, of Nashville, was in
stantly killed The Banner says: I'VE under
stand that Mr. Hobbs was returning from Clarks-
vile, and stepped at the mill to i friend. While
tie hands Were being paid off in the clerk Office
which was at some distance from the mill he lin
gered about it alone, and was probably examining
some OF the works near the door, when the expo-
sion took place. Ills body found about thirty
yards from She mill No one else was injured.
MURDER. The Sandersville Georgian of the
2''h at say: The particulars OF a horrible affair,
Wlhch occurred il the county of Scrven, were
k'nuly furnished us by an esteemed correspondent
Tn the ION INST negro boy, the property OF Mat
thew Parker about the age of &C. entered the house
OF his master and assaulted James d. TAYLOR. frac-
turing his skull severely with an axe He then
struck his mistress and fractured her skull also.
Both were asleep al the time The only motive fo-
the deed was that he had been threatened with a
whipping The boy was arrested examined and
committed for trial next week. Taylor lived a dav
and night only, Mrs. II. had been trepanned. and
was alive on the 20th The villain has confessed
The murder. and Will doubtless expiate his guilt on
the gaows.
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 6,

w S% an ssien DoSsb;
superior to sasapaia tse Professor Frost Of Charleston
c. speaks Of as follows IN the Southern Journal OF
Few vegetable productions exhibit upon the
system generally So powerfully is its action exeted upon
conditions, and disposing them g new healthy
action that it is greatly to be preferred &C. He
and sS IN the long s Of
The superiority Of the GTaeenbeg sasapara Compound
may be thus stated:
lst 1t composed of a number of the most efcacous
vegetable, in the whole Of the Matera Medca in ad
dt ~ 10 to sarsaparIla .., ,,., ,,.
doses In the bottle than any Of the very largest bottles
3D. This concentration renders sanaparlla what Qu.
Peruvian Bark The diluted preparations
n" sfsI ,in % 70
panla when snphae OF the article may Pc had IKE
against strong current instead OF in swift steamer
These things being 1t all who have s mi naGs ~ ths,
Company II is warranted to be effcacious
than Other kpown-no matter how large he bottle or
e Vegetable Pills the asfenSsIe Health
p t.s all oe For the and
of ncacuabe value. Those who take them need not
D. HAs5SkG G'fi + CAMP street, New oIsans La
y
ss: md ST:%s$; yAs sESS Sss
TH%s city GSe c ssw
BOKKELLEN corner Camp and ST. Mary SITS JOHN
FOELkEL corner Leyee and Seventh ss Lafayette aud
CHARLES RENEEOT Car,nton. La Ies
Late ENGLISH EDITIONS of Valuable Publica-
,,,,, tons, foI sale al Ne 4 Camp street; vrs
i TIGATED. By Dr.. Ernest Alban. .,,,,,,,.
SCOTS ENGINEER and MACHlNISTS' ASSIST
sC6TTS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CIVIL ENGINEER
BARLOW and BABBAGEs ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
MANUFACTURES AND MACHINERY.
THE DOCTOR etc. By the late Robert SOuthey.
Just received and for sale at thy New0eans Stationer'
Warehouse" (au2l 81 J. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
WRAPPING PAPERS:
OOM REAMs HEAVY Any, stray r y, P PhAPER;
100 d DO: P PAfE MEN ENv +! I5fs;'
Also a large assortment Of WRITING PAPERS Of ey-
cry quality WRITING INKS, BONNET BOARDS,
Black and Red BOTTLE WAX etc ETC., for sale at low
prices by u. X. STEVENS. BIO. & co.
U3 80 Common street.
NO HUMBUG.
UPWARDS Of 1000 bottles of DR. COLEMAN'9
" GONORREA MIXTURE have been sold dunug the
past year without complaint in nge instance Over ten
enges competon both the poi Of taste certainly
case tT- Sold BY r. KENNEDY, "a Chare, street, and
at Da. A. w. COLEMAN TONIC BlTTERI DEPOT.
| 90 pOVpPSS S'-es' ana eWSs
swEDENBORG'S WORKS.
WE have received the writings Of Emanuel Sweden.
TIE HEAyENI,Y ARcANA-ls vols.
HEAVEN AND HE'LL &c. sc,
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY

THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
IA OFFICERS non commissioned Officers hlnsI- l.
~ cans ana Puvaes, who have served out The "a
<Fslf term OF Their ement IN the war with III
-I--A NeScO received honorable discourage, ~
,ntIt'ed to Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying
- lie subscribers (95 St Charles street) can ave Their
t'caLtrs forwarded to the proper Department at Wash
and receive without delay, order OF payment,
r!. 80, be honored by Paymaster most convenient
Iie residence Of the claimant"
- Pensions and other military claims prosecuted.
J. JAY LANGDOI
and WARREN A. GRiCE.
aStf late Capt. % Regt. La Volunteers.
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PORTRAIT Or GEN. TAYLOR,

PORTRAIT Or GEN TAYLOR,
At 81 ELD y CO.'S. IL Camp street.
I'VE have received few OF those beautiful and perfect
w LlkENESSES OF GEN. ia iLOR-a steel n
craving from Da guereotype taken in tbs city. WI oever
wants TO secure will do wellto call early. Jy25
SUMMER HATS.
fNAMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan sgss
~ braid, English Dunsta5le, Chinese and other ~
Spring and Summer styles OF Hats every variety ka
San be found at DARCY'S, cor. Canal and Charities
+. s. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
his morning by telegraph. apStf
PANORAMIC VILW OF BOSTON.
M E have received d beautu, PANORAMIC VIEW
w OF BOSTON AND IT'S ENNIRuNS, taken
from Bunker Hill Monument drawn BY r. F. Mallory.
THE RUSSIAN SKETCH-BOOK-By Ivan Golovine ::
DICK TURIN, THE BOLD lIIGHwAYMAH;
ANGEhA-By the Author OF " Emily Windham" Two
OH Mems Tales ETC.
LIFE OF NUNROE EDWARDS:
HEI-pECkED HUSBAND:
lIR AHAM'S MAGAZINE. tor Aug ist;
PORTRAIT OF GEN TAYLOR, from a Daguereotype;
UiDGit5 l. WORKS, BUSIS, ec.-by Fowler
Jy2S WELD Il 70. u camp street.
AGENTS for the GRAEFENHURG Cos MEDICINES.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

>,
"ELD s. co. No. IL CAMP STREET, have Just re-
w Ceive from the publishers fresh lot of those excel
lent works. among which may be found the following
PHYSIOLOGICAL BESrS-tIyo sizes, each having
all the organs OF the brain fully tveOped, their
location enabling those desous study the with
other Instructor.
PHRENOIOGY Proved. Illustrated and Applied
HEREDITARY DESt'ENT-Its Laws. etc.
PHYSIOLOGY. ANIMAL AND MENTAL.
SELF CULTURE-By .. :. Fowler.
MEMORY-By O. s. Fowler
RELIGION NATURAL AND REVEALED
A HOME FOR ALL-Ry o 5 Fowler
LOVE AND PARENTAGE-b .. 5. Fowler.
AMATiVEEESS.
MATRNIONY; Synopsis Of Phrenology Woman :;
Human Rights Teeth etc. comprising of the most
valuable collections of useful and Interesting reading library
can be stocked with WELD co. " Camp street.
jyl8 Agents for sale Of the Graefenberg Co. Medicines.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-FOR FALL CROP.
'sNHE sub c,iler Las fresh Stock of SEEDS,
4 CONSISTING Of Turnips, Cabbages of sorts. ,,ar
Beets, Caois, ou!oaS. Lettuce, Ieeks and every 49,
other sort OF Seeds suitable Tor the season, Gall isss,<S&
warranted fresh pay.) Sold Wholesale and EsH
all by pound OF bushei ~
e Planters and Gardeners solicited to call and Judge
fer themselves at AFFLEfk'S Seed Stoe, 1Ol st
CN9RLES Street, Cpp0s,te tie THEATRE
EH CAMELlA PLANl 5 Rose, Orange, and Lemon
TREES, aud all sorts OF SilRUBBERY on hard the
Whola season. JyGS 3m
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

SATE OfFEp for sale the following described proper
w low prices and very reasonable terms. The plans
Othe properly be the office OF the subscriber
Seven very valuable LOTS OF GROUND forming the
oil Magazine and St Joseph with all the
prOvemens III. eOn-all well rented.
Two iluabie LOTS OF GROUND on Carondele street,
between Juia and IT. Joseph.
Two LOTS OF GROUND on PaCanies street. betwee n
Bash and Eiw ard streets
One story FRAME DWELLING IL ming the f
Pacaniers and MaInet streets.
One t,vo.story FRAME DWELLING adjoining II e
above erbed one. having a parterre in font
Two .wo-story BRICR WAREHOUSES; on Com
nerce street.
One two story FRAME DWELLING on Market street,
between S.. jean the Baptist and Pacaniers, and S.abl
IN the
A beautiful FA NILY RESIDENCE on Apollo street.
very valuable piece OF GROUND. forming the corner
OF Fchoupi'Oulas and Richard streets
Dne two story DWELLING HOUSE forming the corner
OF st. John and l'erddo streets.
IN TIE CITY OF LAFAYETTE.
1877 LOTS OF GROUND, situated In the above city,
suitable for Private Reside
For terr.lS and pf,rcIiaTS apply TO
a5 PERSON 4 BONNENAL. Office C Gravier st.
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JUsT PuNIsHMENT.-lu the Common Pleas al
Newport, IN. H. Ezra Carpenter was sentenced to
tie Sta'e prison for ten years and ten days soil
taT| confinement, for assault with criminal intent
upon Maria Rogers. his niece, aged ten years.
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NEW RaoKs-Rer cresoen

WE have esysd and open The folio wing works
W per Crescent City
GOWFRIE novel by G. p R. James
THE TENANT OF WiLDFELL HALL; ythe author
OF jane Eyre.
VANITY FAIS-Pen and Pencil Sketches of English So.
ciety Dy w NJ Hhaekery.
The following Plates of the - Bhoys" Of .tsao York
J. Wnans in the character of .t0a.'
i. ). Chanran In the character OF " .N0sC.'
TAKE cut de Batt-trOm the play New 70 As 1t Is
Dancing for Ees
Al,o-The WESTMINSTER REVIEW frJny 1913.
ala If WELD x Co. " Camp street
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WANTED.
A CENTS TO travel for the GRAEFENBERG COM.
"A PANs in Louisiana and Mississippi. Apply TO
asg D. HANSBROUGH, ii Camp st.
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NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.

NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.
A MANUAL OF GRECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
IA DUTIES; by DR.. E. +. Boesen, Professor OF the
Greek Language and Literature in the University of
Soro translated from the German. Edited with Occa.
slona notes and complete sere, of questions) by the
Rev. Thomas Kerchever Arnold M A., Rector of Lyn-
don. and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Revised with additions and corrections,
Just received and for sale the Ne Orleans SdtiOners
WGreh0use. [al3 81 }. b. STEEL, Ia Camp ST..
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THE TAYLOR ANECDOTE BOOK.
A NECDOTES OF ZACHARY TAYLOR, AND THE
"A MEXICAN WAR; by Tom Owen, the Bee Hunter
Togethe, with brief Life OF General Taylor and his
Letters. illustrated with engrayings.
Just received sad for sale the Nec Orleans Stdtoaers
Wars4ssss, ls4l I.B,SrEEE. IA Csmp.t,
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DIR. MENsING, Dental Surgeon,


HAVING returned 10 the city OF New Orleans from his
touT IN the Moth and East, Is prepared g.
10 ertOrm all operations Appertanlng TO the
TEETH and has become acquainted with Y IfvA
The best mode of operating approved by the AAILIJ
College OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore. Nd. His prices
for operations in proportion 10 SUIT the times ai6
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. by d.. hfENSING'S
TOOTH-.iCHE ELIXIR, charge. nv Office
No. 50 Barorne -tree sth door above Common ST., New
Orleans.
80 Office 50 BGronnc street, 4h Goor aLore Common.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On the LIST instant, a fire
occurred in the upper warehouse of Messrs. Andres
d Spears, date Reese Il Beall's) at Augusta, Ga,
which entirely consumed the centre cotton shed,
and about six hundred bales of bton. The Con-
stiuiionalis could not learn TO whom the cotton be-
longed, or what amount was insured. The fire was
confined to the centre shed. The loss, which falls
probably on q number of persons, some plan
iers, viii probably reach $4,000, including the
warehouse shed. How the fire originated is not
known but The impression seems tic be that it was
the woTA of an incenjiary.
VIOLENT and DEsTaucTIyE SToKM-On the
night of the Goth ut., says the 81. Louis Reveille
a terrible storla visited The towns bordering the
Missouri river. The courthouse in St. Joseph was
UnroOfed, and several other buildings in the town
damaged. Lexington also visited, and num-
T.. NJ houses unrOofed, the college among the num-
DsI the gable walls Of The latter building Were
blown down. The loss at Lexington is estimated
at G25 900 The steamer Sacramento encountered
the same storm, and was driven down stream, her
hurricane deck and social nall damaged, &c. In
the midst of the confusion, the boat caught fire, but
it extingJlished before she had sustained any
serious damage. Several persons were injured on
board the boat.
a. Mr.. Il. Cooper of Cincinnati. while riding
from Carthage TO that place in the night, his horse
became frightened and falling back upon Mr.. C..
both rolled in the canal The water was deep
and Mr.. c. was for time entirely immersed, his
feet being fast in the stirrups, ami although one of
his arms was broken and his knee dislocated, he
succeeded al length inextrcating himself, and reach
ing the tow-path, where, exhausted, he lay during
the whole Of the night On the following morn
ing he was discovered by some friends and taken
home. The horse was drowned.
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NEW BOOKS!-NEW BOOKS!
lust RF CEiVED and for sale-The following NEW
- BOOKS. per Crescent City
THE PICToRIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for 4h July:
o.. :. JOHN DONKEY E. E.
HAROLD-Compete-B last novel
LIFE OF MIrNROE EDWARDS;
The TR APPER s BRDE-by the author of Prairie Bird:
Lucy SANDFORD-a Story of the Heart-a Temperance
Story-by T. s Arthur;
THE HALF SISTERS-by Geraldine Endor Jewsbury;
HYDROPATHY AND HOMEOPATHY.
TIE HESPEC;kED HUSBAND;
FAUST. A ROMANCE OF TIE SECRET TR1RrSAL
Jyia WELD Il co, u Camp street
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SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.

SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
SSAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. ard 8 Front Legee, n
- betpeeR CnstOmhOuSf and BienUiUe streets has A
lately received full supplies of articles in the above
line which he prepared to sell at the lowest pncesNI
30 pieces London Bunting Red. White, Blue and elbow;
% American Eusigns Jacks and Pennants
600 coils Superior Manila and Jared Cordage;
90 Anchors. assorted. from 80 to $500 lbs;
% Cham Gables, e. l, Ia, Ia inch;
5000 HOOKS and Thimbles;
Plain Bu,h'd and Iron Srap'd Blocks:
Patent Roller Shelves Cabooses, &c., &c.
10000 yards Cotton Duck. assorted Nos
Nautical Amanacs Log Books Log States &c. &c.
so-Two splendid CilRONOMErERS, Thomas
Hewitt, maker. Je21 It
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e" E. S. Grant, travelling in the Northern Cities,
authorized TO rransact business for tlIs office.
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SPECIAL NO TICES.

TT " B. Palmer is our Agent Tor .le Cities Of Phila
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28
Connecticut River Railroad.
go - ~ - a

PASSENGER TRAINS run every day, (Sun.
j. days excepted) iollows:
Leave GrcenfieldfoT Springfield at e.20 and l04s
A. NJ, and Z. ".
Leave Springfield for Greenfield, at $50 A. n.
and : and 800 p. NJ.
Passengers leaving Greenfield at $40 A. NJ, reach
Springfield at A. NJ and can proceed directly to
Boston or Albany by the trains Of the Western Rail
road or waiting till 1890 A. NJ, leave for New
York by the Hartford road.
The train leaving Greenfield at t045 A. NJ also
connects directly with the Eastern, Western and
Southern trains at Springfield
Passengers lcavng Greenfield at p NJ, can
proceed directly New York city by the night train
and Steamboat
RciWHiag, passengers leaving Boston by the u.
and w. r. Road, at A NJ, or New York by the
New Haven boat al A. NJ, arrive in Springfield
IN season for the l.. VI train for Greenfield reach
ing the latter place aboat p. NJ. where stages are
in readiness for those wshingto 20 10 Bratfleboro,
for arthcr north
Passengers leaving Boston At 4 p. NJ arrive IN
Springfield at $50 l., II. and reach Greenfield at 10
7. NJ or stopping over in Springfield reach Green
field AT 10 A NJ next day. in season for the stage
to Brattlebo-o.
Passengers BY this route between Brattleboro
and Boston have less distance Of stage travel
than by any other.
Fug ly Silgs and Railroad.
Bn,ileboro to Springfield, s2O0
Boston, $50
Tickets can be obtained at the stage Office in
Brattleboro. JOSIAH HUNT, Supt
Northampton, May !, ls4s. is6w-ostf 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28
Dfe0

In this village, on the 22a inst, Mrs Abigail ",
wife Of Mr. Henry Pratt, and only daughter Of Mr.
Ebcnezer Bracket, aged IS years.
In Chesterfield, July 20. Of consumption, Helen
NJ Titus, in the 18th year Of her age.
While in grief we slowly gather
Round the green aud lowly grave
Wilt thou not our Holy Father,
From murmuring spirit save.
Sad the thought that VIC must never
Meet thee. sister, here again;
But thy loyeliness shall ever
In onr bleeding hearts remain.
in Greenfield, July "a, Mr. Warren NJ. Hastings
formerly Of Gill, aged 20. July 18th, Horace H.,
son Of Mr. Horace Severance, aged 49,
In shclburne on the ilth inst, Wm.Wells, Esq,
aged 81.
Ia Montague, 2Olh inst, Mr. Moses Andrews
aged %.