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CTATE OF VERMONT } Ataproba,

CTATE OF VERMONT, ! At Probate Court
~ Westminstcr, SIS. held at Townshend
within and for said District the 3Oth day of June 1850
Present. the Hon ABIsIIAI, STODDARD, Judge
An Instrument, purporting to he the last will and
mcnt of JOSEPH SHEPARD late Of Jamaica, in said Dis
tc deceased being presented u the Court here by SAM
UEl I X. CHENEY, the executor therein named for pro-
bate is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified To- appear at session Of said Court
be held at the Office of b. W. DEAN Register in Grafton
in said District the first wene say Of August A. D.
1893 and show cause II they have against the pro-
bate Of said will for which purpose Is further ordered that
copy II the record Of this order be published three weeks
excessively in the Vermont Pnnx printed at Braeboro
In this state, as soon as may be.
true copy II record.
Attest, BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, July !, 1888
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THIS DELICIOUS TONIC

especially designed for the use of the MEDICAL Pho
FEssIoN and the FAMILY, possesses those intrinsic
medicinal properties Tonic and Diuretc) which
belong to al Old and PURE GIN. The business
Of manufacturing spurious gins, and offering them
beverages, under the titles, "Aromatic, "-"Cordal,"
"Nedicated," ETC., has become common, that the
public are justly suspicious of nearly everything that
is offered under similar FORMS and the trade has thus
house Established in 1879 to supply the pressing
popular need, and to naugurate n in the
history of the trade. We trust that established
eputation-funded upon eighty years of experience
-abundantly vndicaes claim to public con-
fdonco.
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NEw hooks. NEW hooks,

-e0a-
'NO CUBA AND BACK,
ByR H. DANAi
TIE OLD SOUTH CHAPEL PRAYER MEETING,
POPULAR GEOLOGY, ny lieu MILLER;
THE YOUNG MEN or TuR BIBLE,
IRvING's LIFE OF wAsuIN GToN, VOL 9th,
FRUITS, FLOWERS 4 FARMING-n W. BErcnRn,
RELIGIOUS ExPERIENCEs-lI. W. BErcuER,
PHYSICAL PERFECTI0N-fowLRn's;
YOUNG H)UsEKEEpERs tRTEND-Mas. CORNELIUS,
HINTS TO HoUsEKEEPERs by II. W. HERBEar,
ALL ABOUT IT, =
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN;
The above Is a small list Of the many popular and
Standard Books u be found at
FELToN'S CASH Book sToRB,~ .....BRATTLEBoRo, VT
n ID ~ II u B Il r. r. PENS.
supply Of these famous Pens,
THE GENUINE ARTICLE,
-FoR SALE Ar
FELToN's Book Store.
Brnttleboro, June 10.-L24
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CTATE OF VERMONT, w1xpnAM, S. S.

JOSEPH and WELLS GO0DHUE,
SAMUEL II. BRIDGE and GEORGE FOX.
In this the Petition, which made rcturnabe to the
Court Of Chancery to be held at Newane in the County Of
Wndham, the second Tuesday Of September next
that the said Samuel H. Bridge the City County and State Of
New York. the day Of February, 1851 duly
to the Petitioners mortgage OF certain lands in Brncboro'
in said County, bounded east on land Of widow Mary Cham
der and A0nzo farr south Flat Street. land for
merry owned by john H. Wheeler and the Chapel lot and
north Elliot street. cOndo red for the Of his
Of that date for thousand dollars payable IN year
from that date with interest annually that said has
become due hut unpaid and further stating that the said
Samuel H. the seventh day o Octobe' 1856 by his deed
of that date conveyed the premises George Fox of said
New York; Praying that the equity Of redemption Of the
said Bridge and Fox in the premises be forecose and
for much it appears that the said Samuel IL Bridge aud
George Fox reside without this and beyond the reach Of
ordinary Of this Court IT that that they
be he notified Of the penicncy Of the above petition by
publication Of the substance thereof and this order. three
weeks excessively in the Vermont Phoenix printed ratt
borO the last Of which publications shall be ut least twenty
days previous the session Of the Court which said Pc
tition is made returnabe which shall be deemed sufficient
notice the said Bridge and Fox appear and make
thereto.
Dated at Newfane, in said County,
this 22d day of July, 1859. 5
ROYAL TYLER, Clerk
A. Reyes, Solicitor 80
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ELECTRICITY IN DENTISTRY,
INHE SUBSCRIBER Is HAppV tn IN

Il form those wishing for Dental operations that he has
procured Electric Battery made expressly the pur
pose current OF electricity Is applied directly to the
Tooth to be extracted and the operation performed with
little pain. Please call and see.
A. d. PUTNAM, 01ice opposite the Post Office
DIR. p continues perform all operations Dental Sur
gerry In the sk Teeth inserted from one to
an entire set and Teeth plugged with fine gold making them
seTviceable for life.
Brattleboro, May 90 lS59.-(tt-2l
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hAlLY LINE OF STEAM BOATS BE-
Il J TWEEN HARTFORD Ann NEW ynpE Tl,a a,a.,,,

'GRANITE STATE" Capt j. H. KING, leaves Hartford
ford for New York every Tuesday Thursday Saturday
The Steamer getty OF HARTFORD" Capt =. NJ SNIP
SON leaves Hartford for New York every Monday wednes
day aud Friday
The time of leaving Hartford is fixed at 81 M thus CIV
Ing passengers leaving Springfield by Train o'clock D.
M ample time to connect and arrive in New York about
O'Clock the following morning This Line affords the cheap
est and most comfortable route Of travel from Hartford and
various points north Of Hartford to New York.
The Boats have the best of State Room accommodations
and every requisite for safety, comfort and convenience
Cabin Fare 1850; Forward Deck, LOO
Freight taken ut low rates Consgn Goods to H. N Y.
ct, 1T. Co. l5w29
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Good for Rhcumat ism.
Good for Dyspepsia.
Good for Gravel.
Good for Cont.
Good for DrOpsy.
Good for Fever aud Aauc,
Good for Kidney and Bladder COmpIa ints.
And Beverage it has superior in the world; 1t mar
ufnctured by the proprietor, Scheam Holland expressly
for medicinal use by process peculiar to hs Factory
1t the pure Tnctue of the Italian Juniper Berry whose
more ynOus extract is distilled and reced with its spurious
solvent which thus becomes concentrated tinctue Of ex
qusite flavor and aroma, altogether transcendent
dial and medicinal properties to any alcoholic stmuan
made in the world 1t is prescribed by than
physicians in the United States, in Of Gravel Govt
Drupsy, Bladder and Kidney Complaints &c., &c.
Put up in quart and pint bottles in Gases of
quarts and two dozen pins, with the propretos
the bottle cork and label For sale by all respectable
Country Merchants and Druggists. Look for
es and limitations, the whole country is flooded with
them.
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POST g. PEARSON,

DAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
Il the preservation Of the natural Teeth. Also Insert
teeth on Gold Patna Rubber Silver plate, Electricity
IN extracting teeth and treat Irregularities in Chdrens
Teeth successfully.
once and Residence nearly opposite the Congregational
church-former residence Of the late g. c. Hall,
n BRATTLEBORO, VT
July rs, ls59.-ltt3O
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot 22 Beaver ST., New-Yorl.


beg leave to call the me American Public to
the following Certificate from the Government Chemist the
Island of Cuba and the Spanish West Indies and who is
known to the Scientific Of London. Paris Madrid
Cuba and AmericG to be the first Chemist ieorid.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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PRESERVE JARS.
ME DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEN-
w tion Of housckeepers to large and well selected
stock Of Preserve jars Cans &C. Among stock be
found Arthur's Glass and Earthen Jarsi
A. stowe Co.'s Glass Preserving Jarsi
Potter Bodine's 1"
Bodine Brothers
Masons Screw Top Preserving Sarsj
L. S. +. Earthen Jars Cups.
All the above will sell cheap for cash.
VAN DOURN HOWARD.
July 20-[29
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VAN DOoRN & HOwARD's
n EW CROCKERY STORT

VAN DOORN & HOwARD'S
NEW CROCKERY STORE.
To keep up the excitement, just for the fun of It,
going to show the citizens Of this and adjoining that
Is not 50 "gy Peprosperate" to keep Crockery Store
alone as would Think for the proof Of which call and
examine the prices Of articles in the following
mon ware, such
Baking Naples, fire proof;
Enamclcd, Brown and White Pie Plates;
Brown and White Pudding Pausj
Striped aud White Lip Bowls;
White and Yellow Bakers, all sizes;
Pitchers, Mugs and Cups-we have endless number Of
styles, shapes Coors and SIZES
brown, White and Enamcled Cake Jars
Bread Bowls that will hold half bushcl
White and Enameed Soap Dishcs
Soap Slabs in any quantity tn suit customers
birds Baths and Cups Platters In all sizes
Bed Pans Chambers, Stop Jars, Foot Baths, &c. too
merOus to MENTION
Warming Jugs for sick peoples
Pitchers with holes In the bottom, something new, that
will hold water forever and not leak
Common Tea Sets for sick
Rockingham Teapots Spttoons jugs and 1901 other
tcles too numerous to mention.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Persons In any the above articles buy them
cheaper at the New Crockey Store ,han at other
Germ in thfState. VAN D00RN X HOWARD.
July 20.-[29
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WOOL CARDING.
VT. VALLEY r.. r.. COMPANY.
TTNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS CON

Il pany Tor the election Of Officers will he holden the
Companys office, Bellows Falls, Wednesday 10th day Of
August next, III O'Clock A. NJ Each holder will be en-
titled to free pass to and from the meeting one mem
her OF his family, on presentation Of the certificate Of his
stock To the conductor l.. @. MEAD, Clerk.
July 20 lS59.-l29
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
OMMIssIONERs' NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING DU-
w y appointed by the Hon. Probate Court the Dis
ct Of Westminster Commissioners receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against the
said District deceased and also all claims demands ex
hbed in Offset hereto and six months from the fourth
OF June last being allowed by said Court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice. that will the
business Of said appointment the late dwelling house
OF the deceased in Putney in said District the 10Th day
OF August aud oath day Of September next o'clock
until four O'Clock, p. NJ, each Of said days.
JOHN KIMBALL,
MARK CRAWFORD,
DENISON DAVIS, SCommissioner
Putney July 9th, ls59.-2s
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PROPERTY,
4 a second hand 10 Horse STEAM ENGINE, with Flue
Boiler AMI fixtures, complete.
Also, set GRAIN MEASURES BAIL box MACHINE
RY by Ii. ID. MURDOCH,
July H. lS69.-l2S Northheld Mass.
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Now Is the time to buy COOL GOODS cheaper than ever,
0. j. PRATT'S,
NO. |. GRANITE ROW.

Preparatory to cnlargng my Store will offer my entire
stock Of DRY GOODS and MILLINERY at usrARALLkLlD
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@''h oeoiNs
Brattleboro, June 16-t2i
W ATER CURE.
LAWRENCE WATER CURE,
BRATTLEBoRo, VT,
possessing the advantages which perfectly healthy
climate uneSceptionabe location and perfect
Of its various departments can furnish together with an
abundant supply Of
PURE SOFT WATER,
at all seasons Of the being conducted In every par
teular, with special reference to the
WANTS OF THE INVALID
has become widely celebrated as popular resort for those
who are
SEEK ING HEALTH!
1t materof satisfaction to us that we are daily receiving
evidence Of the fact that Physicians possess the entire
CONFIDENCE OF PATIENTS,
VINO nave placed themselves under care and able
to guarantee cure in all durable cases. while such as are
not considered durable are never advised to remain
In the Treatment. of the varied forms Of
RHEUMATISM.
PARALYSIS, aud
FEMALE DISEASES
we have had the most abundant success and the same
true Of
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, and
CHRONIC DISEASES generally
we do not conhne all patients the DIET neither
do We su,r any to indulge in injurious perncous habits
such as the US; Of Tobacco, in any shape indulgence in
spirtuous Liquors, any Others influence Of which
could only be to weaken and destroy the vitality hence
THE SICK GET CURED,
not only Of their ailments but also Of their bail habits
With every variety of GYMSAsrc APPARATUS at our com.
mand both for pleasure and profit with thorough
and experience direct the CAIsrHESc and other exercises
with more than RoRrY different forms BArHs with the
ELEcrRo-CnRNcAL BATHS, and system Of ElEcrmc1rY
which has produced such wonrous results might be
thought sufficient for all purposes have still more in
creased our facilities by the addition Especial department.
for the practice Of
THE OVEMENT CURE
which will be under the immediate supervision Of Dr. WIN
W. WER, who is eminenty qualified the duties involved
will thus be that have combined the advantages
Of agency can promote health or restore when
lost and invite those who are sick to visit u.s. II they
would regain health.
PHYSICIANS and CLrRGrnES any others who may be in
terested In knowing full particulars will every atten
inn Inv all
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N. &. 3.
TIE FOURTH OF JULY EIGHTEEN III NDRED FIFTY
NINE is PASSED.
The spread Eagle has folded its wings, and for little
Es- ~ rk
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We do not conhne all our patients to the DIET neither
do We suffer to indulge injurious psrnicious habits
such as the us Of Tobacco in any shape indulgence in
sprtuous Liquors any Others the influence of which
could only be to weaken and destroy the vitality hence
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WINES AND UORS.
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y THIS DEPARTMENT MAY RE FOUND VERY RICH
ASSORTMENT OF
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h1eooins CARDS, Notes. Sc.

WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &c.-At T.. In In
w prLI's No az Broadway cosner Duane 49, IS
Noss Cards Envelopes, Ae- the most esesan' IN ' wy
tabi-hsd 1870.
AT EVERDELLs. No. 3G2 Brosdway.-SPeci-
n uisn. Of WEDDING NOTES; recently e, i H.,
C.preb.. In Nev.York. Brooklyn Phnsfeiphis No ooa
esrrsved the highest style Of the at Orders 'eh' ~
to any part Of the country.
AT EyERDELL~-Elegnnt SATIN TIE, Tor
n wads;n, C.,s. c.jl Ard zee Rroadway Duane-s
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4musements.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MATINEE.
"A TO-DAY saturday, e, ] O'Clock; door. open .; IL
GPiSU NtTISFF

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MATINEE.
"A TO-DAY saturday, ct O'Clock doom open .; u
GRlSD MATINEE
Oh which occasion extraordinary combination Of
ARTISTS AND OPERAS
viii b. offered the patrons Of the Matinee The Directors
e.rou, that eysy kind steal entertainment which from IT.
erc-ency worthy Of public seaton might he heard az the
Acsdsuy fnad with the popular ar-i-is
MR. AND MRS HENRI DRAYT0N.
such favorable
with their Opereas srd Lyric Proverbs for performing 5. Che
Matinee the N zhy succes-fIl Operetts.
NETTR JUDGE By APPEARANCES
TIRE GREAT TENOR, SIGNOR BfAUCAEDt,
" Ill make his first appearance the same occs-ion
The performance viii comprise:
The fourth &C, Of Donze,ti'. Opers Of
LA FAIORIrA.
fernsndo Sizno, hs.roAEp.
Which viii he given in foil including he
SPIRITO GKS1IL........by. .SIGN0R BEAUCARDk.
To be followed by the admired Operate Of
NEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCES
OSCAR. Count d. Belevie. ......... Mr. II. DRAYroS.
LoUisE. Contesse d. B-lieSile. Mrs H. DEAsToS.
To conclude with ey s1c, F !c s3e opera OF
Which win BE- given without cur,ailmen, or sbrdgemeni
Mad. COLSON Mad. STKAkOSCH,
Sig. sTIGELL,
MULLER,
The crest BARITONE, Sc. fERgI,
In his uesl role OF Riso,;to.
The directors pl~d.e themselves thai Al announcements made
in tho advert viii be strictly complied with
The sale Of ckct for the Mstinee will commence THIS
MORNING
On MONDAY, Nov :, first night in America Of 'edi'' new
''' T!iE siCTLIAN vEsPERs
Now being performed in Europe with extraordinary success
which be produced ri th" Academy Of Music, wh four
new scene hundred magnificent and costly dresse-
from the celebrated mandatory Of Granger ia Psr snd
immense ensemble, at cost Of sl5,or.
Sests for the first three nights Of
THE SiCiLIhN IESPEkS
ha had lo.ds
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T,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR NOV. s.
TnE New. YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this

TuE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains III. following;
ILyApiAo ARTICLES; limiting 70 Irsurection ;
Wood snd Cotton; Kansas Fruits; The Parihe Rail
rosd; jon. ". yones slss geSrgf W. Jones' Th-ir
Csme The Tribune for 1850. The Pro.pect; Ms
taken Sorl, The Party % Fraud; Church end state ;
In. ~ 1000 LosD: Browns Couespondenee ;
Auazn Then; Smoked Out; Lyman Tremsini
Kansas; Iowa
U..REyiEw OF TIKI WEEK: Giving 10 condensed
and conspicuous form the latest snd most important
events that have t'sn,pired in the City snd Suburbs
the United States MEXICO. " IS, indies and Europe
III. FRAUD IN MINSETOTA.
Iy.LATYsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
From sshingi The ksnsss Election
VA CARD--"COL. FORBES"
yIJOBN BROWNS INVASION: His Trial Hurried
Through; The Cruelty Of Co""rdcsi III, ConV'e
VIZ THr WARNING TO SECRETARY FLOYD.
VIII. THE GREAT TILE-DRAiNER
II. THOROUGHBRED DKyOSs.
\. SHEEP AND sHEEP.FARMISG ~ NEW.
ZEALAND.
vi u,DGg YDMONDs on sPTRiTCALIsN: The
Fnd and Aim Of Spiritual Intercourse
XII "REMINISCENCES or DR. BEKCHER.
KIN. WOMAN'5 OBSERVATIONS IN THE SOUTH.
XIV AGRICULTURAL IrfHS.
xy..POLITICAL
XVI. personal.
XVII THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
xviii. MISCELLANEOUS
XIX. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS
X..WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE hEW-iORh
DRY GOODS MARKET.
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Report. Of The
Stock Money Cotton, Grain. cad t1tse Markets,
specially Reported for The n. y. TTi01ue
sIyTroSsOne Copy for year -. Three Copies
SIS. Five opies. -. Ten Copies. I2.
SINGLE COPIES for sale the Publication Ohce THIS
MORNING. Price &c.
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NETWORK HARM NIC SOCIETY,
IN AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 8, 1859
MENDELSSOHN'S Grand Orstorio of ELIJAH,
For the benefit OF
ST AIMS CHI RICH FOR DEAF MUTES.
Principal parts by tho following resident talent:
Miss NJ. :. BRAiNERD,
Mia. +. C0LMAN.
Mr. WESTERNFLT
Mr l.. PERRING,
Mr.. j. r. THOMAS,
And Others.
The HARMONIC SOCIETY and GRAND ORCHESTRA.
A GREAT PEDAL ORGAN, built expressly for Orstorio
Performance by Messrs JARDlNE son, Organ Builders,
VI this city, will be used for the hrst time ON this occason
OTganist. DIR H. OHLhAAI
Conductor. MI CRU: y: bhiSrOW'
Tickets 30 be had the principal music book and
drug OF the Rector Of the Church the Rev r. Gasu
de las East l3h the door the evening Of the
performance
Doors open at 81 O'CLOCK To commence at u O'Clock.
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th IN AAA Wanted, an active BUSl-
GZU.U\VU. NESS MAN, with this amount to join
III, in the iron manufacturing busnes, In most Ia
yorable Iocson For informs ion apply TO NJ. h MOSCk
Co No 80 Nasssu-st Morning Chronicle Ohice.
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Jnstrurtion.

AMER. SCHOOL INST, $40 Bdway.-Schools
N and rariie. supplied with comp-ee. Ts.chsr., PseaA
with School Circulars and Ieshei. ~nn Positions. hstes.
E,n 4 SON. =, a. SMITH, Wo0DMAN L Co.
A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, Dutchcss Co.,
"A Nsv.York The Rev. d. GAGE, A. NJ, rrnIpAL-Fiyt
class BOARDING SCHOOL for both sexes TerHs log. Gu.
cular sen, upon application
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
J for BOYS Ny.rk Rocki.nd Co, n. I-rhe WINTER
SESSION OF this Institution will commence on MONDAt
Nov T. For particulars circulars apply TO shErARDt
w. ' " c. RUTHERFoRD. An
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X. 4. n, ~ D.,
ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
il DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No ~ Wet isA-
-Mrs LEvERErT viii reopen her school Tor the coming
wear on WEDNESDAY. sept. L. A pnnctaA attendance q
IN. pupil. particularly requested Application may De ms4s
TO Mrs. L. personally OF by letter at the above adde.s
HUNTlNGTON-PLA SCHOOL for BOYS
III STAMFORD, CONN-The Rev. T.. u. HUNTING
TON NJ will take into his family four more Boarding p
nils, If under twelve and pursuing only Enghsh ades eaA
per year: If twelve, 800 AL ohis Pysoe qua'evn
adysnce.-Stamford Oct 2S 1888
IRVING INSTITUTE. TARRiTOWN, N. u
School for BOYs The Forty fourth semi snaaA
session will commence on WEDNESDAY, Nov. Circusr
NAV he Obtained OF W w ROSE No 50 Cedarst and ofSP
YORK, No. 70 Murray st., " also * apPyins to The Pna
cpaL u :. NV =. ~ A.
IOHN MACMULLEN's CLASSICAL
~ FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL No 200 Broadway,
corner Of s@h.st. reopcns MONDAY sept Ms SARAH
SFDGWICK formerly of 9hS conducts the Primary De
patment it'll her well known ability GirensI. at Growers
No Ckristerus No. ,63 aud Lockwoods No. al Brood
way ARRANGEMENTS made for Bosrders.
MOUNT WASHINGTON ItIHsTI,2N' COLLEGIATE
No es ilh At. corner Of Macdoasslst on W0'hns'oa
Mesrs CLARKE A'fANNiNG. PnIScrrMs
Male pupils of all received and Instructed N ~
branches preparatory to business or college
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fine Arts.

Al TlsTS' NATERIAI-S.-A CARD.-Ihe
"A sub-crber csery Artists and schools the
cL1. A. Low r. price. than other house in town va;
sna Newton OIL ard W.ker Colors Csnyss bsshes d
1870 p.~ iar Papers Bristol Board Sketch BOOKS Sy
ESi. souae frscnr Paper aud Cloth EItrs hne Ssee
Ruskrs Crsyon. tc he Also, Frame. o. svr,y
scrsp.on. fsss~psOui Celer-d Lsnd,esPe. sns
ofsfr'fs W. sShAOs no eeS -"
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Gbanfes for Dusiness Men.

a PARTNER WANTED with a cash capital OF
u eo !, n-.s.nt sgre-shle business with trade OF
- $40 40 sirrsdy established. Address NJ X Tribune
Office.
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60 Ubom it flap Concern.
CITY Of Observation-Disclosures of FL

n vi OF MN -IOhh-DT.T NIX MIN ! OF T L
~ SANCE.-BrREkr RECEIVER TArEs.-OY-
yick RBcsvgR TAxE- New Coar,- House. No &,
Observation-Disclosures. New J, ie5e.-TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice hereby given that per will De ADDED the
of December all remaining unpaid so ths. per
will be added the l3h day Of Dec-b-r To avoid de-
teniion aud crowd payers requested 20 cali early this
r.on,h- Once hours from q 20 ?. II
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NJ ROI RCiCAULT a. Msntini .an,
BThv surces. which attended the production OF po
or scenes from The Cricket the Hearth, induces the
Management the Winter Garden 10 produce another us'ra
ton Of the graphic author The wetno~n types OF
character Nicholas Hickeby have perhaps never iin no
artists admirably fitted to them than tnoe no
the group sustaining the dramatic picture this evening
AND EVERY EVENING .
TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Charles Dickens story o.
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