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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

TEA BRANDS AND THEIR MEANING.-ln Tay-
lors travels in China, the signfcations of some
of the names by which the different brands of
teas are known are given, which are as follows
making due allowance for the changes and
corruptions they undergo, in form and sound,
in being 4ngliciied; 'Hyson' means before
the rains or 'hourishmg spring that is, early
in the spring. Hence it is often called Young
Hyson,-'Hyson' Skin is composed OF the ref
which means tea skins. Refuse OF still
coarser description, containing many stems, is
called teabones.' 'Bohea' is the name of the
hills in the region where it is collected Pehoe,
or 'Pecco,' means, white hairs'-the down on
the t4nder leaves 'Powchong folded plant
'Souchong plant 'rwankay' is the
name of a small stream in the province whe"e
it is bought. Congo is from term signitying
labor from the care required in its preparation
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

SUCCESSFUL NEwsPAPERs.-We learn that
from Monday next our neighbor The Tribune
will stereotype their daily edition, of which they
are circulating some 10000 copies every morn
ing. Their weekly paper, of which about 2O0,-
600 copies are printed, has been stereotyped for
three months past, as well as the semi-weekly
edition of the same Journal, with circulation
of about 10000. Taking all their editions to-
gether, they make about 640000 IiTbHHes every
week. Their recent bid for $4,000 United
States bonds, under the late II per cent loan,
would seen to indicate a plethora OF pocket
money quite convenient in these times. 1t is
understood that the profits of their business
last year were nearly 100000. From The
Ere,ing Post, having fully realized all the ends
which he proposed to himself in embracing the
profession of journalism MIR. John Bigelow has
retired, and Mr.. Parke Goodwin becomes the
purchaser of his interest. The EreniHg Post
divided SG9,00O profits last year between its
three proprietors. The hdependem has more
than doubled its circulation during the past
year, and now publishes near 10000 copies
weekly.-N. L. Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

n w. GRAU, NJ. D., Homeopath-
-. ami Hydropathc Physician.
Unice at his residence in Green Street
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

Every ihieth person in Great Britain is a
drunkardi one in every $50 is prisoners and
every one in 700 inhabits lunotic asylum. OI
the latter classes, the majority become SO
through drinking.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

~ A. STEBBINS. SURGEON AND Me
chanca Dentist will be in Jamaica from the lst till the
Sh in Weston the s till the 18th, and in South Lon
d,nderry the 18th till the close Of each MONTH He will
treat all diseases irregularities of Teeth; also insert art
fetal Teeth in any desired All work done in the best
styles low prices and warranted against failure in the
work. Terms cash Il. A. STEBBlNS.
South Londonderry, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

A MEXICAN HOUSE. BRATTLEBORO,
" Vt Z. u. THOMPSON, PRormgroR.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

CHARIES CHAPLIN, AUCTIONEER &
Agent to sell Real Estate. Applications from this and
nbring towns will be attended to at short notice and or
favorable terms.
Brtttleboro, March l, ls59.-l9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

There is deal of sound sense at times in
the remarks of insane persons. AT the South
Boston Asylum, few days since, patient was
asked if he was fond OF riding horseback.
"No, sir, ride hobby"
"Theres not much difference between the
two" carelessly remarked gentleman.
"Oh, yes there is" said the patient, land it
is this. II you ride horse, you can stop him
and get of, but when YOU mount hobby, you
can't stop and you can't get off
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

IL. & w. II. ESTERBROOK,
- Manufacturers and Dealers in Empire State Victor,
seSarts and Genesee Valley Cook Stoves arlo aud Box
Stoves and Hot .ir Furnaces.
Also: Piows, Cultyators, Road scrapers Churns Iron
silks Russia and English Stove Pipe and all Stove
furniture, japan and Common Tin Ware.
No. l Exchange Block, BRATTLEBORO, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

MUST LABEL MY BOTTLE OVER AGAIN.
Not long since, gentleman ct some note as
politician, having held the office oiSpeaker OF
the House of Representatives of this State and
now living in one ofits most thriving villages, and
who loves his brandy WELL met an old friend
of his formerly of this county, but now living
in b, whom he had not seen for a long
time, and who had been Judge in his young
lent in his old age, in consequence, as is sup
nosed, of his imbibing little too freely of the
good critter. Aiier the usual salutations, the
politician remarked;
III seems to me, Judge, that you are fatting
nm lately. What is the cause of thatp
"A clear concience, sir clear conciencen
cooy remarked the Judge.
WELL well said the politician, Il never
heard it called by that name before. l shall
have to go home and label my bottles over
again.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

MORSE & NASH'S Livery Stable
vi in the r.ar Of the Brateboro House, Main Street,
Bratteboro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

ID SIMON IDS, Manufacturer and Dealer
in Ladies', Misses, Chidrens and Boys Boots Shoes
aud Rubbers, opp the Post Office, Man-st grattIe
VI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

RETTING, CABINET MAKER AND
Carver, Mtnuacturer aud Dealer in all kinds Of Cus-
tn mad Furniture Picture Frames Of all desert ptiuns
wholesale and retail Carving and Repairing Furniture
done at short notice, and all work warranted give satisac
uOn. Corner Main and High Streets
Sign American Eagle.
Brateboro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID. & A. G. NOURSE, Manufacturers of
y Doors sashes, aud Blinds. and Dealers in Lumber.
steam Mill for Planning Saving, Mouldugs, &c., Nc
Estey Il Green's building, -
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

II J. CARPENTER r, DEALER IN
~. Toys Fancy Goods, Books, Stationery, Newspapers
Mag zines and Periodicals.
Subscriptions received the Principal Newspapers and
Mag izines and forwarded by Mail or otherwise.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

n w. HORTON, NJ. D., Physi-
". clan and Surgeon, No. Blakes Building
BR ArrLEBOR0, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

CEWELL MORSE, PRACTICAL STAIR BUILD
- er Shop at Dwnel Bs's the Bridge, Brattle-
horn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

&. MEAD, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, practcing In the Courts Of Vermont and New
unpshire, Agent 4ETNA Fire IHsgranc, Gonna
n.y. td VHdhdm County IutHIf no. Also, Agent to pro-
Pensions, and Bounty Land commissioner ior the
stites Of New York and New Hampshire California and
Notary Public.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

1t is good rule always to back your friends
and face your enemies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

UTOODCOCK & VINTON, Paper Manu-
w facturers All kinds Of Printing Paper made To or
der Cash paid for White and Brown Rags Brattcboro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28
DOST 4 PEARSON. DrNrI,Ts,

DOST X PEARSON, DENTISTS,
pay particular attention to the preservation Of the
natural Teeth Also, insert Teeth ID, Platna Rubhr
Silver Pnte,-us, Electricity extracting teeth and treat
Irregularities in Chlldren's Teeth successfully
Once anl Residence nearly opposite the Congregational
Church-former residence Of the late q. G. Hall,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
o. X. Posi-. 1. N PEARSON
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28
DONATION VISITS.

Almost every day during the present winter
we have heard of some lucky Rev. Mr..
who has been made the recipient of a certain
amount of dollars and cents, together with
"clothng, provisions, &C., sufficient to make an
aggregate Of s.. This all looks and sounds
very well when published and read in the papers,
Gas of course it must be. else an essential fea-
ture in the programme is omitted). The last
and most ludcrouS account of such an occasion
is given in the hdSJmg Standard Of last week.
which closes as follows
"Supper was announced at about nine, and
when We came away little after twelve, the
mote of busy PREPARATION the clash of knives
and forks ctta clatta of plate and platter, the
"battle OF the pyramids reared by the Albany
"Dianmd-lukes," and the "intestiRe bruis, were
still going on to the infinite terror of waiting
maids and cooks, whose business was to trot
tro', wishing no doubt that all would leave and
ego to-pot." One chap in particular took our
attention, from the way he went into the condi-
ments, or rat"er from the way the condiments
went into him. He took a seat at the first table
at nine o'clock, and he was eating when we
came away. Every time he opened his mouth
in and down went something's pies, cakes oys-
ters-oyserS cakes pies, and then came layer
of the first. Wc'll bet that fellow has india
rubber sides and 10 ribs. When the party
broke up he was hoisted through window with
teaces."
Call this burlesque, or call it what you please
it is but magnified account of what actually
transpires at almost all the donation visits we
often see noticed. We look upon the majority
of such "v>its" as ridiculous in the extreme,
and perversion of our charities while large
minority of the cases, they are humilating to
the recipients. We are yet to learn the pro-
prety of bestowing gifts upon the clergyman,
who receives stipulated salary tor his services.
while we pass by the doors of the widow and
the orphan. who really need the clothing, which
the Rev. Mr.. - is amply able to provide
for himself and the food which, though it goes
to make up the grand total of s. in the do
nation account, is often appropriated as in the
case above referred to. There undoubtedly
necessitous cases among the clergy, which de-
mand an exercise of charity; but when mem
berS of the church seek to surieit their already
well paid minister, their charity ceases to be
a christian virtue, and to the world, at least,
looks more like purchasing the good opinion of
the Rev. Mr.. --. If your minister is not
sufficiently remunerated for his services so that
he can live and support his family without such
charities, raise his salary. place him above need,
but don't humiliate him by asking him to re-
ceive as "donation" what rghtfully belongs to
him, in payment for services rendered; and
then whatever YOU have to give of your alum
dance. bestow it upon the widow, the orphan,
and the poor, of whom there are an abundance
about YOU, destitute not only of the comforts
but the actual necessities of life.-MOHtpelier
IPdtchmdH
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

GEORGE HOWE, Attorney & Counsellor
~ at Law and solicitor and Master in Chancery,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

T. NJ. FO II b ES, ATTORNEY
L.ASD COUNSELLOR At Law AND NOTARY PuBLGc,
WGNClIkSTER n. II.
Also, Agent for the Atlantic and Rockingham Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

III n. HIX, Attorney and Counsellor
H.. at Law and Solicitor in Chancery
WIIlTINGIIAM CENTRE, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

WIN. S. HOUGHTON, Harness,
w Trunk and yase Manufacturer, and Carriage Trim
msr, PUTNEY, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

I H.. STEDMAN, VI. d., PHYSICIAN AND
~ Surgeon, West nrattleboro, Vt.
Having had professional <perience Of nearly thirty years.
and being familiar with the several systems OF practice in
the demands of each Individual case.-2
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T7is table Is dei.yci by comparison Of the PRS,
hoard sales esch day
DoxHsTIC MARKETS.

rEw YoRK, Friday, Sept -.
AarEeAre quiet and steady, with sales Of - hsks
q 81 20 for Pts aud Pearls.
BBEN'S1uTFS- Tie market for State ard Western
Flour Ia lrmer and prices are cents higher, vhh
small supply oliefing AMI q fair inquiry for cxport
Nd tie hone trNe--the sats are $500 bbls - ~
5Alt5 FOR slperhne STATE IS 9'oso 20 for estrN
State ''ts+ 10 Toy shpeIh.s Michigan, Indisa.s
nSr, hin, SrSrds ~ yS,,UJ boo cA, o,,o
sal 10, and trade brands Of do. n. 81 Io1,6 20.
southc,n fluurls quie, and Arm, with sales Of 10
Ibis N 81 2ca6 10 for mi we'd 10 good hrands %
Rat u,'re ~ for Prardyrine; s6aT B ar
Rel niord City.
Canadian Flour may he quoted shade aims-.
with GALES ~ go bbs at ~ 9oCs4 % for superhns.
and ~ 2dtaG 20 for tie range Of extra brands.
Rye fl"ur is dull and unchanged, with small sslss'
~ ~ stCsa 70 for the range Of hne and superfns.
Corn meal IL quiet aud nominally unchanged.
W. quote Jersey - ~ 1898 50 BrNndywine Is -
DO punChernA 80.
WHEAT Is scarce, aud prices have advanced fully q
t. cents per hushel, with a pretty good business
lun < fer tNprt-sass Of 10000 bus, including
Mweutte cluh n, 81 la@i 10 very choice wisssr
white Keutucky at Al $40 Is.
rye is aim d 65e,7Oc. as in quality.
Harley IL duil i-duominal.
Oats are 0ru, a N = moderate lusiness doing 90
.t4 80 f.. 'sey, pclAWara and PeunsylvAniA A
a2tsc ~ W,sterr. aud State, aud 9ss32c for Cana
an.
Cirislto 2 oelit or brslci de.rer, with sales
Of 30 nm lus riiv-d Western et h6ab9c. Toe de-
u.ud is go'l h,th Ter export and tic home trade.
Han l. huu, " o. a yu'i demand FOR local con
euuit o. 7ut G'yctrmtt accuunt-salos are ma
~ ~ ttS . for 'hipIitg and retail Its.
IEnN .-Infs. Pork n cu.l and there W very ltra
D. vcueit Ito rnes arc 100 hhs NJ si4 % foe
Moss ana ~ t;psio Gr Prime Bee Ia ,Iuiet, with
sole. ui 10 lbs NJ l'a5 - for Country Msss
tiat5t - Country PINE 81 6eCsii 30 for re-
Hams ~" quiet rd unchanged Bacon Ia dun.
Cat Meats are quiet At 'bdGc for Hams, ard ~
AN for Shoulders. Lard Is unchanged and Ia fair
uupl'st wil saes of 900 tcs and bbls h Sts0o fer
". prin Western, and &c nr choice.
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NEM lOkK. 49,. ser,. 30.

NEW iOhh' 7 .'"f' o'l' w.
ITO Sb'k 'haikt1 t'''y N ""e' 10 W . l''
cent tIa tie best "a g. yest, rlay On all except
Government ,ecur,t as. Tlots ,Ie ayaiu in dem aud
ngd tie rates t.aH rcr cent. q, including Trs-
,.,ry .s,ts ,y l,gg Tlc,e notes are wanted by
.,,,,,,s,s lsir,,t, only i.sue that is available for
Cu.,orp If use p,lrp,eos - III the coupons and re-
istered stocl. Of 1853 Is in request gO'is per
cont. r. tb. State stocks Jusiners was done Aah
Ier cent. lower en- NJ ,souri., party ON tie appre
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

4 u~,.ilcr, lie .ter-w., box 'oi = m ofrce. 2n,2
HAYONrT $ lHl,rGs, cnoap--w., box eoi6 p. q.
CHEAP L.r} mu'e. ~ hanS-. sos Bw'y room !
CuOICE tcls & cy'cc, 2Sl rlweryt cor 5,A a.. 2'I
rXPREss r. ute cheap, At 90 Franklin 4. 2l,2
FED wagon rur sl'e, At 276 Seventh ave. -
IORsFS Il coach, hall value, III w 2StN ST. 90 ?
HARDwA RE stock & fixtures for sale 800 ,th ave
PAPER sroe hoN,s & furniture, 2IsH Grand sI20i
SMALL screw press, ut 233 Futon ave, Bklyn. 9l,2
. Ibs toy of good tea, Sl-watspn,S'l Bowey2l7
=. Iuch rolling mills, 1913 Fl'ton ave, Bklyn. 2i,E
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.

EXTRAORDINARY FASHION MAGA-
IL ZINE.-MME DExO RESl5Q 'nts. y Mi
r,r of Fashnns.-Fal Number Now Ready
Fashions mnyuihreitly illustrated, reliable intor-
nation. brilliant novelties, full siae patterns com.
prhng the largest latest cheapest aud most perfect
and reliable Fashion MagrzEe ever issdel Do not
fail ~ see il; sold eyeryHGere. 5000 O'ld9
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STEAM ROATB.

I,OE NEWARK-FAEE Il CENIS, AND
y H.gtr T. mt, '.ciN .rrt-. Ste. u'. .'TIpM
,Sp WAY" leaves pier go Nuth yer. ioJt of
de-. -...tlut, A. NJ, and ~, T.. NJ, uu : ~. 22i,
ul ,:yrr day. ~
C,EkND EXCL R>ION TO THE Mlilary
II Ctmrs I.r-t..Il,r ,'EN NERAL AR l. X
...,yr. peck SIP d, IS. . "a ok, hama ul ~
U.r..,s Isla Il, WLlets Point, la.t luE 'r and
ia. .4s I,'a'd s'-l Z''''
lTOENING LINE FOR rEEK5KiLl.-l The
vi A RA loves Jay It, a l,y, - '. Do t5l1.
d..,IJ, PecD-t u. Lt!1 40 w. ~ Az,
.Otn sts Yrukpis, Hastings, Dp1|' l'Ii,' l"'y
t.,rn NJ sing Il4.ristrlH' ''-s'. I1.t ana
yerplanl'. Leaves Peek,ki. At ~ +, NJ
'''f'' so2l .I,u'lH
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
- OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE
Aut ..st lat

STATE OF NEW lORk,
- OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY, August Let, 1851,
To TuE SuERIFP OF ThE COUNTY o. NEw loEA
SR-
EorioE IL HHrrGr GIVEN that At TIE General
Election IN lie held IN tbs State On tie Tuesday
succ, eding the FIRST VI 'nday OF yemher next, the
GLOWING phcsri are To he ted, " wiz
Secretary OF state III the place Oh DAVID Il F!-yi
Jones;
Comptroller, H. the pace "l hobeft Dehnst'h;
An Alto cy Genera, IN the place OF Charles a.
Myers;
Stat, EAgheer Rd surveyor m the pl'ce oI van
Il. RE n4ond;
A State Treasurer, ~ the place OF Philip Dors elm
err;
Una No'i.i''',S1e'' al WV f'''o We ~"
- u'I' 80. Ii'' V. VS. H. a., No., II IL. .-..- u
- - ~ ''i i, 1 n, rs y,'y
an".i,e ~ h, ts d,i% ,. ',,',., n Ran 80.
A, I,'s,'.o,..r, 'f s,,,s p,is,,, a., tIa,t ~ A.
e'@.1t, c.,,,,o,, 10, ,...,,.,, -,
JOS ~ ~ w =" HlI'''' 10 ~ ''''" VI
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yi,, =, I1.cs,,I.r,,'x, F' ' ' ~
I,s,,.a &, NO s,,,.-,,,, n ,,.,,,, H.. ,lo nj,
IId,,i,i nis,rt.t In Me- 49, ri,.,,,,s w W
S,Ie ,yI''a I'm, ,r N "a vg'ri g., - -, .'~ ~, w.,
s, 10 a., ~ n,..,i.I,' ,on, "'' '''''' wa 700
A., ss';t,,s r,r tIe Pinch Finb. s,xtb aud
,.nU s,,s,a mar. - XXX, IA 80
=, - III 5000 Ivy
TnI,NTN oIrtCr pc II, uP t,tp,TEn
s,o.,,,,oa,, N.,,Is,. ',f As..,,,l,,,
ear a. Inc t1a,o -, I,i', X Ollie.
A County C,erE. In Ina t,!ace at 'I.ly' Clancy.
y b adv; '''
A Justice 81 tie Marine Court, ia place OF Aria X
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INSTRUCTION.
THIhD ANNUAL SESSION.
u TREE INSTRUCTION IN SCIENCE g ART.


The Tfpstccs Of tho COOprR Union ron THE
ADVANCEMENT OF sCfENt,E Avn AnT' a..
noLuco
!. That tic Reading Rom, ISirary and p.sttro
Gallery are now upcu FROM : A N until ia T. "A
sltoiutev N G ~ I'll ~ tors
2 the rHOps or DESIGN FOR WOMEN
vii re- ppu on ire u 4 oil - ts. nm ls- I'm. Goo
of Mrs Henry N F.ciJ ptp,. nj as- steI H.. ..,r,
.tsut t,a,IIcTl In Drap.ip- pi,.fIy A., D.. ,-,r
Ia papis d,siriiy 10 rsre ,rt - a ir. ie,, ir
n, :, Il. Inc tsacbets ate o,Im,it,I liz, - nr ami
e. u ., tho prir,tp.I. " io Am ,,ar. g -ro ,, ~
Ell al n vcr mo- ef1fe ri.r., which IN 1i.pu1l .,
O. . s,,rp.ft a tho :. hf.,i
ri. FREE Cpi'RsT OF INsTRtCP,DN Az
sight VI conir..r ,'nSs,J In Muicrr,tr
CISr.s,f... INNS Mi a Iv. Arr, iic.fur.,i ~ =
C.a.iceI i'ret,'j n,,.,rg. rt'S,ute l -.
ono, .,l al Ni-.s NJ. ,'nts.s. d, n Id, fee
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q FOR so CENTS.
SAVINGS BANKS.

4 fNION DIME SAVINGS BANK.
" No. 429 CANAL, COR VAKICk STREET,
Open daily from 10 a. IN. N p. m, aud from v
Up. N. Blk per cent. allowed on All sums OF $50
and under, and Ave per cent. on larger amounts
Interest allowed from OCtol or list
THIS BANK HAS RECEIVED ON DEPoslI
DURING The LAST 1917 MONTHS,
Sbg1, 229 ~.
E. " HAUGHW0UT, PresidsnA
as CHAPLIN Secretary. Bslf orhSdTI'lS
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SOCIETY NOTICES

Veterans Of ISt2-you are Rrsu 'strd to
meet az the at 81 Roosevelt st., at p'C'r IS r. VI
Sunday 22d inst, t. attend divine worship 1t the
G.tlic NJ. T. Chur,h, cor. Grand ,Hl Even .t.
wi'lamsl urph, Ivy the Invitation nj tue Pastor
Rev WV. BOTTOM y. - -Ferrlts' anil .t- t,.c
irec. u. RAYMOND, Brig. Gen, ABRAHAM
DAILY, Col. ~
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVER
"A having had six roots Of teeth extracted without
feeling any pain whatever, take graf pleasure In
Recommending DR.. j. JAY vILLERS, Of 1hl Grand
st. 20 all unfortInstes suffering from hing teeth.
Mrs. II. +. ROGERS, II West l2th 81. seal 3'lT3
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SsENEmsh. GUINNESS,

RAIN OF WHITE LILIES. FOR RE-
''w.Nn a'l 4 sarut 'uls ~ ut the skn,-.l he 1s
l. II ''cs, Blot Les, Tar, inhuru. Sliuwucls. 81
niRnt,d rot iuiufi .uin b. q aiir. TIA, LtIr.
are perfectly delighted y .th it-aud ~ arc NJ who
ave used u. pice 20 cents Ter ln'tle. For sale
only IN Willi,msur;h, at % sIuth Second II, and
90 1 glih aye, ". Y. seq -
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OFFICIAL AMI LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT An
Manned o,et,n FOR Trustees Of Tie r. Via 4
Like lee Company will lie held At the o.icr # tie
Company on Tuesday the LIST day u toJer, be
w cen tie hours OF . and II a. m.
by order OF -
noe JAS II. LAwREN IL, se'.
New York, pt Is, lsGi sel9 100
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BAKERY FOR sale, 1906 Norti ~ st, Bk'yu' Y. u.
GUTTER, cheese & p 'try stand, T3 fult'l Mkt
BILLIARD room < bar, 3 Roadway. 2l,2
CANDY & toy store tor safe, 1t 10 T. I'D st. 2l'2
CoYFECTIONERY &c. store, 5sa Third ave. 1874
FANCY toy & candy store, cheap 2GS LIST ave. 9O,s
FANCY sore for sale cheap At AL First ave. 2O,2
GROCERY store cheap for cash, At 23I u 20th ST.
OYSTER saloon ior sale cheap, a, 70 Cana II. 9l3
Two Bgther alb, chesp,lI * 10 E,s"N HrS, 200
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II WRITING CLbSSE l-STUDENTS Al
PAINTS ~ D"Wery, 2-' non =, BROOK
lyr. recciw 10 Writins lessp.s Tor 4 ~ ~ frr o.
.oN Ike ping lessons - per 9th w ~ lcGaops ~
un,ilei; writlg and arithmetic Siu per q'tartn,, J.
osantS zach. Instruction day or evening. AIs0S
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sHsFPINa. Ac.

ElRST SHIP FOR LONDON SAILS Tue.-
4 day 2rh SEPT. T.r f,yurtr pa 'lrt ship LADY
FRANKLIN, 1t Per - Eat YER. Appy "a
i..rd q" ~ the office Of rHOMPSON'S Rack Star
l.le, -" Pearl -. SOL Z'il9
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rIl4IrARx NOTICES.

Baker Guards Attention! THIS Company
l, meet this even .ny ~ tie Fourtoauth W,rl n.
~ ,orna Grand aud VI sabcth SIS Pc-ors wiz z
luln will please attend. ~ order OF JOSEPH
WITTY Orderly Sergeant; PETER BOYLAN,
Chairman.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

\ EIlFlClAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
4 "i-bO girls 10 work II all br,nclrt Of Tue
'"v" business High wages ia 4. snail rirls
taken 10 learn al'ra by nat uuders ,1ds cut ny
OF. Inquire ~ SANION N NAN NELsUE ~
Java 81 Leh BuaiNay. s2l 1929
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T OTIS FOR SALE CHEAP VILLAGE
~ ,rts, each containing muio than Eve cry lots,
situated In . very healthy location On tie Ling l.
lard Ralituad, az ruds irou tue dep altu farm
e 10 acres. ARMY at % A Jon It. ny 81
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SEVERAL HANDS WANTED TO TAKE
> plain Work h me; also dozen hiisters: n1N
come tu,ay, SitI~ day, prepared ~ work h. 20
Sixth ave. ftst Workers will hr pad well
TOBACCO SHIPPERS WANIED--2O
Il gII. To lurf tfinrc., also 80 4 strip t'ht,yp.
Apply 2D7 and 2Jg W,tcr 4. ss2l J'IG2
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BOARDING.

American Hotel, 70 lliwery, rooms 81 week .2o;li
FuKNIsi SIZED rooms reasonable, at 1871 30 .ve 2t,2
FURNISIIED room, 2 gci Is li9 Canal At, a. floor.
FUENIsHED hcdroo'u, s month, $40 7th nv. 2o,2
LODGINGS from 70 to 81 cts-b2 IirI anari 1t 1874
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S,uLOYMENT WANTED.

pAlNTER EMPLOYMENT WANTED by
Auouse painter Nuo can also DC sign writing (;
s single n.,n o, ~ her habits; steady r'oym mt
and ow wages required. Inquire oi JOHN WEIR
WAY, PSI West ThiIty sixth street. W sta ~.
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