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, CANDID STATEMENT. you CAN

CANDID STATEMENT. you CAN
procure of any Druggists in this city and vicinity,
DR.. Tctias' Venetian Liniment. II is sure and
,peedy cure for sorethroat, headache, toothsche,
chronic rheumatism, collie, groups and pains in the
limbs. We advise every one to give it TRIAL. The
expense is mere trine-25 cents-and We are
confident no person will ever be without it. Every
famll, should have bottle in the house In case Of
sudden accidents, such As cuts, burns, scalds, &c
It, psinrelieving qualities are miraculous. As for
Group. it has saved hundreds we have the certih-
cate TO prove it. Office, Sc Cortlsndt Street, New
York. sold by Druggists.
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ENROLLMENT.

CuTIzENS generally sre called upon 90 furnish
" the Provost Marshal cf this District with names,
IL any have come 20 their knOwledgr, Of persons
who have not been enrol ed. In order that their
mains nav le entered at Ouce upon the Enrichment
Buqss q this Dlstiict.
RO.LNCL A,0N,
Capt and Provost siaIs.u., ii list, VI
Buri.n. f1u. Oct. q, 1858. dfWlN
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No Moss Sr,Bs>DtR> -Brigadier-Gener-
Al J. 4 Garfield. chief oi staff at Chatta-
nogsa, tclegraph> as follows from that place
90 Brie.-Geu. Granger at Nashville
Arrest the officers whp surrendered at Nc
Winnyille, and have them tried for their
Conduct in that affair. loose VINO surrender
Cd will he di,gracct and punished Publish
thu despatch IN the newetaPcre. Notify the
brigade guard that no surrrnders are allow
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or

sPHYSIOLO6ICALv VIEW OF MAR
EIAsE, Containing nearly 800 pages, and 10 Hne
Plates and Engrsvings Of the Anatomy Of the soN-
ual Organs in state Of Health and Disease. with
Treatise on self-Abuse, its Iepoisble consequences
upon the Mind and Body, With the Authors Plan Of
Tre.tment-:he only rational and successful mode
Of cure. as shown 10y the report Of cases treated.
truthful ADVISER 10 the married and those eoniem-
ulatilg marriage, who entertain doubts oil Their
cond.ti,n rent free q postage 70 any address on
receipt Of Is cents IN stamps or postal currency
Jy addressing Dr. L. CRolX, No u Maiden Lsns'
Albany, y. Y.
Oct. 10Th. da"Sm
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ARNf Of THE FoToNAt, u .
1t Is now quite definitely settled that the
rebels are falling back towards tn kapldanl'
and that our army yters them hattie by nd
yancing -
The track between Manassas and Cat
le,f'. station has BEEN almost wholly torn
~ liv the rebels.
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NV loEk oct ~.


The T-i5ua. fp., jh. following which ap-
pears to be- TIN. lat,-t direct from the Army
Of the Potomac
HEADQUARTERS Ng9I or IHi r"IoNst. ~
18th have iu-i returned from the extreme
front. We crossed Bull Run Ntonr Biid-c-
followed it az, to Nuil.y'- Mills. and struck
thence upon the old battlefield. where We
found General kilpauick hunting Tor
thu. enemy. w were driven unr by -harp
artillery firing ia tn morning.
ten. KilpatrirA had pcen disturbed 81
Stone Bridge ia th,. morning by his pockets
being driven in upon him. VIXEN be tent out
Gen Custer end followed with nl- entire di-
vision. Th, cucmv's ,a,alry mId' stand
hui we're sent dying by q lew -hei1s from our
artillery. ~ whirh Tiny seemed d"heient-
Fari;ives were followed In The direction oi
Gainesville " r,i-l infantry were -r'n,
ami II is NOT believed th-t turrr l. any tui-
>i.lr "r Rristpw =.
q. diminishing ia front lar t"" day- h'-
l--.n -light-th, rneuy striking only ut
l..in,- apparently exposed. sni falling To
gam IN, least advantage.
uur flank nave ltrn however greatly an
n.,-l ny .ucrrliia- Thirteen uthccr- 9i
t,eu. >edgewick' Is cuIs were captured IN
detail this T. Nj ~ they strullcd IN the woods
near headquarters by rebcl- concealed M "A
thesrt.
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FoyRyn L. :. INFANTRY.
wanted, 500 vi en- i.

NOR the Fourth Regiment Regular Infantry, sta
l. tioned at Fort Richmond, New ferk harpor
App'' RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS,
J,ro door. West Of FcRen + Co.'S Store.
A.B CAIN, LIST Lieut.
..th Infantry. Recruiting Oheer'
aurlineton. Vt, Oct. Is, 1865 WI
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NFw HuKS. oci. ~
Tia. H.rsjd has the following;

Th.. fi,raid has the following
Is THE FIELD, Va. Oct. ~
Yesterday a reconnaissance WIS maze y
90. CHAPMAN. and portion oi the ist
l.ripade Of Bufords Cavalry Division. Col
Chapman visited Chantilly, Aldie and Drains
vile without discovering the enemy. IL was
discovered that Stuart with hi- cavalry had
passed the day before in the direction OF
bIdie. and Yesterday towards I''s'urgh. II
!. believed they are .,i-route tor Maryland.
II b,. been aeoertaincd that this morning the
r,.l.l. art destroying the railroad track from
NIanae-a- towards the Rarpahannock
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VI 1 y ~ DO ID:
HnH- LOST NON RESTORED

Ius Published. M q SEALED Envelope.
Price Siv Cents.
I LEot RI 900 tine Treatment and Rsdical cure
= t Spcrnat"rrhe-s, ur seminal Weakness, IN
".lutsr, Emissions Sexual Dehiiity, and lmpedi-
"rat, goo Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con.
-1 ,iHn. Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical
lH0'iHqlft resulting from >elfAhuse, &c by ROB-
.' q 'tiftraFlL. NJ n author II the H--sn
o.. A..
: Boz. r. TNoasaef, ~ SUI, rcrs."
1i.;s- sal. in pllin envelope, To any address,
'Ai-. "u receipt Of SIX cent? OF tive postage
In. CH. ]. c. kLINE-
ha~vry, New N9rt. Post Uaice Box, i,5s
't-'..-sr1 (.
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NV ORR, W.. Il
The rt,sunrr Fulton from Port Royal and
~ioun Inlet. Oct 18th has arrived She To-
ports all quiet at Charleston.
ON the lgth she chased hlorkad. runner
nin, hour, hut The latter escaped IN the
night
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f. KELLEY,
Brig. Gen


ILANhSIT 10 T'FI7 To
The rebels under jackson tell hack last
evening to salt Lake. five miles r. Bill
town. Mai. H,rri- Virginia 'avalry, and
Capt. Harrison of the 9Th Virginia Infantry
routed them from there this morning. Iney
fell back towards Sutton. H., re el ] S. Is
greater tlau iiIst reported. iury aekno"-
ltged ~ wounded and kil.ed. We na'a
found Il Of the dead.
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WOLF NTFER>.

listed fr 90. Ncrlavuj luisutfs
OIL. .,.i.s -la - 4, I'm, It Artiller ilthteT
... o.. Hi.er> Pay besides clothing and ut ui.s.
'Afs pc month. from date e enlistment.
... 1-e L-Gired fCiTrs B1Dafs.
a. '1"- aba f,rr O.. ir., Premium
A.f.ytl
A. FIettE
Capt. ito -. ,vis.,
Hec'g Officer.
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Stewart will sell thirty millions OF goods
this year. The September salcs OF cloths Tor
mems wear alone were S700,OOO; and Tor
The year in that department alone Will IL FIX
80 seven millions.
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Married.

On Aluursh, sept. 18Th, at the residence 81 Dr.
b. Reynolds, Mr.. David r. Beers 81 Naukan, Wis
.-5nsin. to Miss Julia VI Boardnsn, Of Alburgh.
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CALVIN PEAsE's ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers having been appointed ~
w tho Honorable the Probate Court for the DIS
trict of Chittenden Commissioners 70 receive, eN-
amine and adjust the claims and demands Il all ner
-ons agaiut the estate Of Calvin Pease, late of -
chester NY in said District, deceased, represented
lu-olvent and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed In Offset thereto and sit months from the day
o. the date hereof, being allowed by said Court tor
that purpose We do therefore hereby give notice,
that We will attend 20 the business Of our appoint
ment at the County Clerks Office, in burlington.
in said District, the FIRST THURSDAYS Of Decent er
and March next. At 10 o'clock, A. 81, on each Of
said days.
Dafe,l this i9th day Of October, A. p. 1853
DAN LYON,
is ADAMS.N
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GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED.
.Nany horses PROBABLY Ia
be killed.

THE subscriber Offers for sale az hi. place in
| Hinesburgh some fifteen COLTS from two 70 ive
S'ai' '-1' A J. COREY.
Hinesburgh. Oct 22nd 1858. w3v'
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FOR SALE.

A valuable plsoe in Georgia Vt. To be sold At
"A bargain "a the present occupant Wishes % %
Nest The place formerly known as the Doct
Desne place containing two Of excellent land
a good House we'll and newly painted and blinded;
with well and cistern water IN the house: = sooI
49, and other out tuildings. A thrifty yonng
orchard, plum and cherry trees and other huit
trees Oh the place.
An excellent place for Physician Or Lazy I. e.,
-, ~, ,,rar,,i.e. r. SOl LIE. IT..
Georsia Centre, Oct. 22nd ls53 TsW
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BECAUSE.
LIST. Its reliefto to the hardest part Of Washing
md It enables the Washing to be done in one third
LEES time
3rd.-It saves its cost by saving the Clothes.
ith.-lt helps u WASH the Clothes as we'll as DRY
them.
WE BELIEVE 1T ADVISABLE TO
PROCURE A PUTNAM WRINGER,
BECAUSE,
lst--The Rolls. being Of vuloaniIed Rubber, will
hesr hot and cold water, and Will neither break
nor tear "a buttons.
2nd.-Our Improved Method Of Fastening the Rub
Der 70 the SHAFT, cured 10 Us by Letters Patent
iIst issue believe 20 he superior % saw other.
-3ri--The frame being Of ir n, thoroughly galvan-
!Ied all dan ser FROM rust Is removed and the la
il.ty to shiink, swell split, &c ~ unavoids de
Ia N'.o IL n Inachine-, is prevented.
4th-1he spinal Springs over the Rolls render this
Machine svlf-A Justiug, ~ that small aud large
articles, As we'll as aTti' lea uneven in thickness,
are certain 10 receive uniform pressure.
9Th i sttLt insttLinF vi ich u, Machine Il
tigLtened to the tuh, We belivvet be superior, 10
simplicity and efficiency, 1 ans thing et unered-
9Th 1t will wing thoruu b. am thing from a
sln-le thread to bed quit without any s!teIs-
ton whatever.
.th-NO thuuih-screws or complicated fasteuings O.
wear ute get out Of order it can be fastened
firmly TO the tut ia a single second.
We have thu, presented our visSs. We ask nc
one T. accept OF adopt them Ia, ut proving theii
clfrectness To t.ose Who tOuJt, If 81 b there be
TEST ue PUTNAM WRTSGER
Test q thor u-hiy test II with any. or all others
in every p ssiule manner, and d, eide Tor yourselves
Ia eone, trs IL On Washln. day, and u not entirely
sItisia, tory, return u.
Agents WAITE R.lia le and energetic ner
y i elalIy dealt with.
f0r t.rms, aud method IF sale, address
New Milford. Ct
Fsrsaleoy MArHEws AKIEgi
Oct 10th daw3m
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WAsHI>Gro>. oct p.
AtIP.N. Yesterday the .cbeis were IN
lore. n Buckiand'- Mills. iour miles from
Gamesyille oar troops are advancing
4 great battle IL considered imminent
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TIVE. Is invaluable with his Dye as it imparts the
utmost softness the most besutful gloss, and crest
vitality to the Hair.
Price 50 cents 81, and q per bottle, according 70
sjze dawlY
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NV YoRk. oct. -.
Th,. steamer Thames, from Port Royal
I6tb has arrived All If quiet nj Charles
ton
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Tine Rev, Darrell v Dayton. pastor Of
she Methodist Society m -. Nlbans. has
hem commissioned IS Chaplain IF the second
Vermont Regiment.
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ADAMS
B.rENAN srEARN.s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, lTo all persons con-
District Of Chittenden, - L ccrned in the Estatr
Bateman Stearns, late of iinesourSh- IN said h-
trict deceased.
GREETING
AZ Probate Court holden al Burlington, wiil'n
and fp7 the District Of Chitenden, on the 5th daN
Of October A D.. sf3. an instrument, purportn-
to he the last VIII and Testament, Of lintrman
Stcarns late II Hineshurgh, 10 said lfsfrict, &C.
ceased, presented 70 the Court aiure'ald' i"i
Probate hv the Executor therein named.
And Il Is ordered bv said Court that the +iih i'N
Of October. A u. 1873. ~ the Probate Court h'~-'
10 aid Burlington. be assigned for proving sad Do
strument; and that notice thereof re gwen % aii
persons concerned hy publishing this orivr Three
weeks successfully IN the Burlington Free Fre7- '
newspaper printed A. said Burlington. previous g.
the time appointed.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified @ app Or 'e-
fore 80 Court so the time and place sflrr-aa ti
contest the probate of said will f Won have ctu7'
Given under my -hant at fuflin-tou 10 SAIL ll,-
trct, this 5th day o. october. 4 y. ISL
A.C. DIXON. Re1st--.
wl-RT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION. COMPANY! vOLU

ATTENTION. COMPANY VOLCN-
teeers, who expect to retain ii cir health uninpad
during the campaign must see TO j; tn, uiselves- do
t trust TO the Army Surgeons, supply yourse yes
with HOLLOwAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
Every English Soldiers Knapsack contains them
0rls 3 cents per box or pot 2i2
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CRIsTApoPo,s EXCELSIOR HAIR

DYE. Manufactured by J. CRISTADORo, Astor
House New York. sol@ everywhere, and applied
BY al Hair Dressers.
Price. 81, $50 and g per box, nccordinsto size
ludEw No. II.
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HIGHEST PREMIUM,
HIGHEST PREMIUM,
HIGHEST PREMIUM,


n rHE FAIRS or THE e. s. AGRICCL-
TURAL SOCIETY.
t.l.r sen Institute New YORK.
'.--a4al--- Assertion, Boston,
.r.r-i- I-=ttu,e Fhilztslphis-
y-.s.r,-i.2n Mechanics Ius,iJuts. WashinZton
hI.olallc.- Institute. Baltimore.
Ic-haui-s' Association. Cincinnati
Sec.lcsy Institute Louisville.
Mcdonnell Ass0clation. St Louis
Nscb4nics' Institute. ssn Francisco
~ the state Fairs of
ri,,a-. Ohio.
--r-llu-. Indiana
.-rus ct.cul Isws.
rc,- Ecrz Tennessee,
49, Jel.ey. Lincii,
-.re.y lrala. Kentucky
Virginia. Michigan
Mississippi Wisconsin,
,r--.yr. California.
and a- uuuirels u County Fairs.
l'.. ,iasalrs ua..-- the "L0CR-sTITCH." and
-ls.- lu scc1unt q the elasticity, Psrms-
.-. 1.,. au- -grer.l disturbances q the
-...- zen a.ur sau ire wide range Of its sp-
... -R-ao-, ~ pc -i-lsrjs1r iH'fi'nts, Nss
i-r,
->e- ..F.-ias c-ls,r q Baker stitch requires
t.-,-.. yl-i n seam on an svera e - and ors-
s-., t-. "a. .h,-l up nearly tl5ee aat oHe-AaJ the
,ulUt, l,.uis,l by .hs heeies . Wilson Ms
chloe
e.-us 80. Machines are sold with
EEspOysiBLE GUI54NTI.
EESPJNSICLE GUARANTY.
A1sPOySigLE GEza4TFY.
RESPJSSIELE GU4RISTY,
si tle perfection O. each Machine, BY
GEO. ". b c. c. BENEDICT.
No. e College Street, Burlin stor. W.
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GRiCE'S CEIEBRiTED SiLTE.

j -
49,
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.
Til. Salve is a vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DR. WV. GRAeE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through Us
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that bafied the skill Of the most
eminent physicians Of his day. and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benetactor'
Grsee's Celebrated salvs cures Burns
Graee's Celebrated salvo cures scsldJ.
Grses's Celebrated salve cures Flesh Wounds
Grsce's Celebrated salve cures corns.
Graee's Celebrated sslve cures Felo1S
Gr.ee's Celebrated sslve cures Frozen Limbs.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Wens.
Graes's Celebrated salvs cures callo1se,.
Gr.ee's Celebrated salvs cures Salt Rhsul-
Gr.ee's Celebrated sslve cures chiltlains
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast
Graee's Celebrated sslve cures Sore Lips.
Grace's Celebrated Salvo cures Erysipe!aJ Sores
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Abscessel
Grace's Celebrated sslve cures Ulcers.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Chap2ed Hands
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Ringvorms.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. IL eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and encr-
getic action for the speedy cure Of external DIS
eases, as those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1, has none of the irritating. heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but coOls, Clcanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case OF
accident, for it will save them much trouble
suffering. and money. All It wants IS iaIF
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
MANUFACTURED By
WILLIAM GRACE,
AmesbuTy. Ma.
Pei-e - caafs 4sG 81 pr B.r.
treat saving is made by taRins the larger -ize.
Each box has the above cut and the fi,-siu.te OF
the proprietOr's signature attached 70 It. which K
GEORGE c. GOODWIN x CO..
= Hanover Street, Boston,
General Agents for New England.
GRACE's sALyE can be obtained at all the respect
able Druggists and Country stores everywhere.
April Soth, l-e3. wiyi=
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE.

ASSEMBLY. ...ALBASr, March 25, 1868.
The Grinding Committee reported fayoraoiy the
following bills:
The POughkeepsie Water Loan BILL
Establishing the Jail Liberties Of Kings County.
Amending the Revised Statutes relative ~ evil
dence.
Amending the Act allowing the continued use Of
copartnershjp names.
Relating TO the Common Schools Of New-YoTk.
EVENING SESSION.
The Grinding Committee reported complete the
following bills: Amending the Revised Statutes.
iative to voluntary assignments increasing the num-
Der OF teachers III the State Prisons.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Incorporating the Hudson and Harlem River
Canal Company; amending the act authorizing q
railroad in South, West, aud other streets in New
York; allowing members Of the New-fork Com
mon Council 81 500 salary; fixing the term of Office
of the beads Of departments in the city OF New
York for four years.
The enacting clause was stricken out Of the bill
aboishing the office Of Canal Appraisers Adjourned.
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Police.
Clerg.
pi rs'5 { Body ! Bi rail


Controller BronSsn and Cerls in finance Department
Commissioner Of Charities and Corrections
Vestry Of ST. Stephens Church.
Republican Central Com nlittss
Societies and friends.
Ire following gentlemen acted as pail bearers:
Senator Morgan Thurlow Weed. Dennisg Duer Moses IT.
9nnel Stout, VIM Nj. EvaTts, Joseph Hoxie, James
Kelly. Elijah Y. Purdy
The body was received at the entrance Of the
church by the Rev. Joseph Price, Rector Of St.
Stephens Church, who performed the burial service
according to the rites Of the Protestant Epscopa
Church. After reading the frat lesson, DR.. Price
delivered short address on the mysterious power of
death, and in the course Of bis remarks highly eulo.
gzed the deceased. He contradicted the Impression
that had gone abroad, that Mr.. Haws's late defeat
had In any manner FASTENED his death; on the con-
trary tie deceased had told him that he as reoiced
70 be again freed from the cares Of Office. His de-
fea. might be considered triumph, as before
had any public man received such vote under like
circumstances.
The closing prayers Of the service having been Of
fered, the remains of the deceased were inferred in
the family vault attached TO the church.
The Mayors Office and the Office Of the City aud
County Government were closed during the after
noon, and the flags on the City Hall and other public
heidiags displayed n halswass.
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DsFD.

lBLOOMFIELD--In thi, city on wednesday March 25 Of
scarlet fever Harriet Requs daughter OF John sad Mary
The resives and friend. family invited attend
hsr ianea from the cadence OF her parents. No. Charles
street. On Thu''esy 10Th inst at 2 O'Clock P. m.
BOWEN-in Brooklyn. Wednesday morning. March 23
yeaIs and2 months.
TINS funeral services, will be held Plymouth Church.
Sunasy' March 70, at O'Clock p M.
Brownie Brooklyn. Wednesday, March Is Julia
Ez,beth widow OF the ate Benjamin IT, Brown OF Rocbes
Ger ~ y and daughter u tue late Dr. Dwell Morgan Of
Hartford Conn.
RRDGE-In this city Tuesday March a. Sarah T.. wife
Ees remains viii Be taken to Mount Auburn Mass for inter-
meot-
Boston papers please copy
CoEIn this city, Monday evening" March %, of inHsm
MaoA OF the brain Alexander Ph9nx. younges, chid Of
the Rev David Coe, d. d. Ia tho s,h year OF his ago
The friends Of the family nysd to ssnd his funeral on
ibirtcsath street.
DWiGHT-ht New. Haven Conn, on Tuesday. March "a
Jane. Dwight esd son Of tho late President Dwight oil
i1ie College, In the 79.h year OF his sso.
The unoIs services will take place 1t New Haven Friday
March II, al O'Clock p. III.
MISUNDERSTANDING. on "wednesday morning. March
rs David Hsndes native OF Virginia. and for many
years resident OF ih. city iuthe 8Oth year OF hi. age
his funeral Friday afternoon at O'Clock from his late
residcncs, no. 2I5 East Ihfteth street.
LEE-Ia BROOKLYN Monday morning. March 70 Sarah g..
wife Of John Lee jt aged % years. eldest daughter Of
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend The funeral Thursday, st2 % fro her late
residence, No 1879 Fort Green place.
RAnC LlFF-Tn Nashville Tenn Sunday Mach 49, 10
the 2e,h year Of has go. Capt Herman GanevoOT Rachh,
OF .h- 18Th Infantry (Resuail son OF Chss. hscci1 aud
gTsndson VI the la-s lion. Jsi Oh Rsdclia.
lis friends sn acquantsnces invited TO attend tbs funeral
service without further uoi at p IS. irdsy the
2th inst ia tho Foateerih;. Pre'byteran Church (Dr
Il ~ Snith'.l corner ol sscold avenue 49,
SIMMONS-On Wednesday Mig March p, Edward Sim
mons, sgol ~ year. aud monthA
fuuss services will 10 h-ld his late residence No 1853
-s Seventeenth street this evening at o'clock tfonds
q
Rhode isAnd papers please copy
VAN WINKiE-in jersey Ci,y IN Wednesday. March Is.
Ma.y Ezabch vile Of John w Van Wis.e aud daughter
o. Alirea L. Rumsey OF Sewbarrh. sgei o years.
TIL. rclse. sd Of sho fami pccuy nvi.et
20 attend her funersl friday the 9Th INST a. 10 a. M
from NJ. south Second street Je.ey City. n. J. and
a. p m. fIon the Dutch Reformed Church at Aqu-oon-
aci, J.
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