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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-06-24

THE MUT1NY on THE OCEAN QUEEY.-The
New York Tribune gives the following, which
purports TO be true account of the mutiny on
board the steamer Ocean Queen, which sailed
from New York May 10, for Aspinwall. The af-
fair has been stated in so many ways it is re-
freshing TO get at the truth -
"1he Ocean Queen had on board 500 passen-
gers, besides 2l7 sailors in charge of Comman-
der Ammen, U. s., navy, most of whom had
been transferred from the army. Thirty of the
latter had formed plan to seize the ship, kill
all persons opposed TO them, and run her on
their own account. The execution of the plot
was delayed until the vessel had been three
days at sea, owing 10 the pirates not having
among them an engineer capable of managing
her engines. Capt. Tinklepaugh was prepared
having expected the difficulty, and when tn,
mutineers entered the cabin. nointed his revol-
yer at the leaders head and warned him back
The ruffian sprang forward and was Instant,
shot by the captain through the head. Tht
whole gang rushed at the captain and the off
GERS with him, but the foremost man was i'm
mediately killed and the rest fell back discour
aged, being quickly disarmed and placed il
irons. The dead men were thrown into th
sea, and no further trouble occurred, the re
mafnder OF the mutineers being taken TO As
pinwall and across the lsthmus, except eigh
who escaped and one who was shot. Grea
praise is due Capt. Tinklepaugh. his officers onc
the crew for their prompt action in suppress
sing this villainous attempt at piracy"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-06-24

THE MARCH OF THE 9TH CORPS FROM HAN
OVER c. II. TO Cool ARBoR.-Ihe march of
the 9th corps last week considered one of the
most remarkable of this campaign. On Mon
day they marched all day without rations. That
night they formed line of battle. and what
with the labor of intrenching and severa! hours
of the night getting ralions, they obtained no
sleep. Ohiruesday they were engaged with
the enemy more or less all day. This night,
on thirty minutes notice, they marched at mid
night, marched till morning, marched till noon,
marched till four O'clock and then set TO work
with all their might ntrenching. And the day
was one of the sultriest ever knew, and the
roads ankle deep with dust-impalpab Virgil
MIA dust, that hung so densely in the air that it
became exceedingly palpable. And yet these
9th corps veterans, hungry for two days, fatig-
ued with relentless marching by day and by
night, all streaming with perspiration, grim and
blear eyed, their hair busted to the whiteness
of three score years and ten-these men, des-
pite it all, grasped shovels and axes with taw-
ny hands, and sprang to work with never sur
passed vigor, and in an hour later exchanged
tools for weapons, and fought with unequalled
spirit and tenacity. Show me another record
that matches this.-COr Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-06-24
HOMEOPATHIC SOUP.

Take a robins leg,
Mind, the drumstick merely;
Put it in q tub,
Filled with water nearly.
Set it out of doors,
In place that's shady;
Let it stand a week,
CIhree days for lady.)
Put spoonful in
To a five quart kettle;
1t should be of tin,
Or perhaps bell metal.
Fill the kettle up,
Put 1t on boiling;
Skim the liquor well,
To prevent its oiling.
Let the liquor boil
Half an hour or longer;
(lf It's for man
You may make it stronger.)
Should you now desire
That the soup be flAvory,
Stir it once around
With stalk of savory.
When the soup is done,
Set it by to jell il:
Then three times day
Let the patient smell it.
If he chance to die,
Say twas nature did il;
But should he get well,
Give the soup the credit. PUNCH.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-06-24

The two most important bases of supply for
our Eastern armies, are now in charge OF Ver
monters, Capt. Perley Pitkin being Post Quar-
termsster at the White House, and Capt. A.
7. Blunt at Bermuda Hundreds.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-06-24
LIST OF AGENTS.

LIST OF AGENTS.
A.DUNKLEE,
T. r. PERRY, West Brattleboro.
@. W. SrEBBINs, Brookline.
FRANK BURR, Dover.
WIN. II. JONES, West Dover.
r. IL. SHERMAN, East Dover.
w o. MILLER, Dummerston.
sILAS pErrEE, Dummers.on-@West.
!. DUNKLEE, JR., Fayetteville.
BENZ. u. MORSE, Wiuiamsville.
N. 2. WEEKS, Grafton.
ELMER MASON, Guilford.
y. L. SIBLEY, Guilford Centre,
J. d. DICKINSON, Green River.
STEPHEN MILES, Halifax.
A. II. TUCKER, 1Ialifax-West.
JAMES W. HATCH, Jacksonville.
ELLIOT u. KELLOGG, Jamaica.
DAVID ARNOLD, Londonderry.
II. d. TYLER, South Londonderry.
O. r. BRUCE, Marlboro.
WM. uOUGHrON, putney.
q. W. CHASE, Sadawga.
N. CHENEY, Townshend.
h. PAGE, west TJwnsheud.
ADDISON WHITFIELD, Vernon.
HOLLAND PLIMPr0N, Wardsboro.
o. c. Fits, West Warlsboro.
&c. JOHNSON, South Wardsboro.
u. W. HAMLTN, Westminster-West.
II. N. HIX, Whtingham.
LCCIUS WALKER, Wilmington.
wM HARRIS, in, Windham.
ASA SMITH, South Windham.
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VOL. XXI.
e e
WATCHES naJEWELRY.

The subscriber having the South window In the
off N THORN offers for sale good assortment Of AMER
loan, ENGLISH, and SWISS WATCHES.
Also the latest styles Of GOLD JEwELRYj
PURE COIN SILVER SPOONS;
and the best Of PLATED WARE
The most difficult cases of Watch Repairing
done In a workmanike manner aud Warranted.
II Engraving and Jewey Repairing done at short notice.
OF Having the best of TOOLS and shall
deavor By caro- and ATTENTION given to work
to merit patronage
CHAs. HARRINGTON.
Brattleboro, June !, 1S64.-3T
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

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each subsequent inseon 81 cents. The number Of nser
lions he marked all advertisements they will be
continued unit ordered Transient Advertisements to be
paid In advance Discounts will be made to merchants nd
vertsing the above to the Of $40 per
of not than twenty per cent? $50, thirty per cti $40
forty per ct $50, hy ct and sT5 over, sixty
per cent.
PRoBATB, and COMMISSIONERS NOTICES so 90 each.
FOR NoTIcEs LnERAToNs EsrRAYs THR FORMATION AND
DISSOLUTION CoPAHTNEsmPs &C. 81 00each for three in
'cons II sent by mail the money must accompany the
sf,ler
Notices In columns IS per line each insertion,
nut no charge made Of less than so cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
0opartnershiy Notifies.

THE LATE FIRM OF FOWLER &
= WELLS wss DIssoLvEDby mutual eosssnt April T.
tcsA Lorenzo n Fowler Of that drm then and IA
n,.eiins and ieotorng In 0rest britain
~, s,g.s sh continues sssssss on his own seoonl.
~ pseass In keeping op the Sign and Of the old firm
70 notify The pcbic tss fs of the arm OF
SvwLEA WELLS by Mr. Wells 10 wi,hou, the consent
- c'essse ~ Fewsr. aid that hs psusf bas he
cosness seaoselion. with Mr. wels Although by The
tsfms o. We Dissolution Agrr pt MI Walls IL TO liQalda
- sossuns sssina ths old p-l.nrf.hIp
LORE&ZO ". FOWLER
by CAAaL3s Z. MAKsLsr, Altotusy
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EOR SALE.-TOBACC0 PLANTS raised
II VITA great fcm Seeds imported direct from Havana
ana rsissd sqcsl " the imported L~sf
Ass Cssssssscst rssts Of sspsher quality. The month
81 June Tor ssttiny pants Oyders VIII b.
taksa foe ths sboys hll sst Of Jane by
= - j. q. HUsZAk. Me- <2iA Broadway.
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Eesai Noires.
ATA COURT OF COMMON PLEAS of

Alta COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Of
the City and Coou,y Of SswYork held the City Hail IN the
City Newly the nth day Of Jone, ist Hon
chaa r. Day First JulgsIp the natter Of the petition Of
GERTRUDE vARK sACKETT. AID Of HELEN FIELD
sACKErr and HENRY vARK sAcKETT. pdnors BY
GERTRUDE " sACKETT. their next friend. for order
ss,horir M tL respectively tho OF GER
TRUDE yARK RAYNOR, HELEN FIELD RAYNOR,
and HENRY vARK RAYNOR.--Ou reading and filing the
utlon Of Gertrude yas sacke and q Helen field Ssteu
and Hesry vsrk sssie minors BY Gsrpdev Ssoks their
next friend prnyiu, they respectively may be authorized
en- Of his Court the nsins oS Gertrude Nsk
FAynor Helen Field Rayncr and Henry ssrh Rsynof and
the, their name. respectively may b. csssd rccordnsy By
which petition they Sc, forth the ounds Of tho Application
and Il duly verified by tho ssid Oerrsds " sske and
this Count bess BY ssd petit verified tbs, th-rs
no reasonable pl seou the sad Gertrude " sseket
HsIsu sscss and Horny " Ssckstt should respectively
assume ,b. name Of Oerruds vk Raynor Helen Field Ray
uor, and Henry v,ft Rsynsf.
On motion ~ Mr. H. p Allen Of counsel for tho petitioners
ordered th.s complying vita tbs directions herenss
xvsa osder .he o said pconer Gertrude Vsri
tr b. on and ssr the eighteenth day Of July ono thou
sHnd eight hundred and changed 10 Gerruds Van
asyuor and thea Of srd psossr. Hess Fseis
ssoLs BE- aud ssr the g,ssuh day Of Je7 ono thou
and sixh. hundred and sixiy four changed 10 f'a<
Rsynor, ssd thai the aid petoaer, Hsury's a
st BE- on aud sss the eighteenth day Of Jsly one th's
eight hundred aud sixty changed to Henry Vsfs hsn
Ard further ordered that within ten days from IN" e'
hereof ssd petitioners scopy Of s order 70 be pap
shod In The New Yort Tribune nswspsper printed In 'h
City end County Of New York, and that within twenty dsy
ffo the hsfcof tsy the pstiton This order Az
an adav of the pub ation Of this ord 2 be hrd aud q
corded In the County Csrhs once Of tho City aud County
NV York In accordance with provisions Of an oct ont
suthoris 10 chang. their Nance pssss
December i+h. ss and act sneudatoy Thereof gsss
March l7th. i9eQ u. 3. pAII.I.
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furniture

DEDROON ENAMELED FURNITURE q
Dwau.u.d snafctars Also cold Chesnut ssa ~
Climber ssass plain and ornamental 81 ~. 80
1UNS. ~ csnslsl. opposite W oosses E"Aons -----
ENAMELED CHAMBER FuRNidUnsnSH
II rhe b<., assortment Of ENAMELED FuRsiIeSsaS:
all eo,ors and st,les Wsnut and thesns fis.a anA
rental no Snt., Whoic.As ard Retail ALDO. MstttssS~
f,Il.s.ss WARRIN WARD. Ne. m CasASN
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Miliiarp Notices.

n L. MORSE, SUBSTITUTE BROKER.
We No ss 9Th svubstusss Furnished ioy sny pis.fis In
The City OF Ststs Il the s.ogtss gs.s- -
WOUNDED SOLDIERS can have their
w tioo BOUNTY promptly PAID them Widoys and
beiSs u dseessed Soldiers have the Pay and Bounty co
~csd and Pensions procured Sailors receive their fze
honsy AL recevs niorms and iDsIuctons BY ~
"a ytne V RICHARD c. ELLIOTT.
U.S.. Army and ksvy omcs, No. 81 Bleecherst
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o7Yies ss ras srrssr CornissIosEs,}

DyTfcs o. SfHssf ConnissioSZesf
No. IN tRoADwAr }
ITO CONTRA TORS PkorO%Al-s.
iues>e! ss.lsd snveoys iadsssrd VIII tbs title Of
~ vor4 snd VIII AZ the bidder wrttcn hrrroe
"a b. ,ssIvsS & is sntu Tvss<sy. Juss o. 1884 -
IA s'oivvs =
unJrs-'nE stds ~8s and f-svfons snn ss up eo's'
Of ~ iioss Can oany No ~
FOR rrruns and ,<aiss Eshiy sfts street ort~eca Az
suus A aud East River.
For r.ss.lisa rI.diss ka, Fny sshts street. besvses
..sooa .vTsse snd East River. -
Fos rssoans gr.dins. ae. tnytds,s s,rce, bet~sss
Third shi Fsarh syssuca .
For rr.u.a,nt grading ke Fourth .v-noe. botseon Ono
hand 81 ssd One hondrsd and t-ny fo,rth
-,
sr.n AID Sro~d~hy.
fof curb ss,.ef and fsy Fr betwsee Ono hund
rv an isd aid t'.-uty nfth str--s
for curb sait-f end s< Twenty third stsss b-tusss
Avenus and lat River.
Fos ea<n. boy oath street bf-.-s Sixth sves.as sd
Bfoadsar.
ror aE.ins On. hsHdr-i and tLrtess street. between
T-aih ssr'so snd Hudson ti,.r.
POI f-zsBs Aaahataa su-et. bsswesa Ninth ssa
III ud-ou i@.v-s.
Or. gn, .nd sndef FOR Conp~ny 10. 20
for ire alsra ell fVT the .ir third street e-i
Yos balJg sheds aud PUiiins ROOF Counsfy AAr
o.. sii1 fof sh-f r-r.f. 10 jsr-r.ou N.rs-t
IA forias Of p1.als tosaneI With thr srshcAons
ssssi tile cDsI.i street
q sp AIifo.nt New foga. iusc L., itt
CiiAS. %. CORNELL. Street Cesnutssionsr
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Horses, Carriages, &r.

QuAxrKssAsrnh's Oyrrcs. NEW ronx. April Is, ss6i
4 RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.--i, 900
Seventy pol.t. win be rsI for IN tina, pss isspseion
Tssss horsos b. sound evssJ particular botsa
harness. e.s than Isl hands high and viii DO for
inspection al the Ssbss 3s between 10Th
aad llth syonueA STEWART VAN SLIkr,.
Qusrtcrmsstss.
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VI hEPENTHE-A New Novel, BY The saihSs Of " Oh,
nuo. oloth. 81 50 ,
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Professional Nolless.

~ ID. HAMMOND. M. d., formerly Pro-
We is.sor Of sp-cA Ansouy IA In tho syrscus~ Medic.
College N. Consultations on NERVOUS De BiilIf, Med
ios and Surgical Affections nom 10 ~ 10 aud 10 ye'sa
inss No. 81 Esst t7ths between 9Th snd Msdson ava
nR. LEWiSS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No Ieaeh.,.. botws.a vsriok and
Mos, brosdwsy 10 the only place whore the Afflicted VIII
rec-iv .edies treatment Hcurs from to-
EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of Tho
c-lpel attends exclusively TO OPERATIVE SURGERY
Obscure disssse Of ths Pelvic viseer. Hernia
neEorholds ssneocss and tstula- Once hour, nom TO
o. to D. and to . Evenings. At No. ~ Fth avenue
MRS. DIR. WTON, OCULIST and AU-
VA Rlsr Of French Diplomacy late Of ,hs A.,'r Hons
No 2st tnev MOI Wet Hhst having trrst-j The Eye Tor
tks psI ssht yrss with marked and unfng
quieky wssknoss aud dsosses oi tao Ad
Ida that have b-on found Dcufbe OF nature length II
Standing worst forms Of hopeless bndnss. eurrd without
opersoa pain. Wesk sight IN the old young pvrms
nrntly cured Immediately by innocent remedies, Ample siy
References Consultations between eleven and two.
NERVOUS and Virulent Diseases and Phys
IN iesI westsess srisnI from Speeac Can.e,Ssv aud
Eslab Trsssut By N. Lsrmons Paris. Lopdon snd New
Yors Physician end susso 81 No. III Brosdwsy. up sIas
from u A IN 5 q. IN
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v. DARKNESS AND DAYLiGHf-A splsndd Net
Move, BY Mrs MAsr J. HoLxxs, sathoT 81 Lena Rivera
STenpess and Sunshins," DO lsrao. cloth, 81 "a
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Jnstrueiiou.
4 MEXICAN EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
~ Established. lsSs. r.-
Supplies Schools and Families " II we'll qualified Teachers
R-pr.s-a Tsaebsn who Sec. pcsis'ons

p-pr-S.a /. Tsucbsn who Secs Pcsit,onsj
diva. Parents Int. nistou Of Ucod schools;
resotiai-s ssies aid Reut,is Of S,seol Properties
Tsacts. Wtcd Ep-gors lao Lady for SEMINARY on ~
uudson-po resPovsioo aud sslsyy sood. Astaod.st
Lady Ausic IN Seminary, accomplished Feuhsl hdsie
T-.chef Ned frrneh Lsdy for CtyoDs fsa CsniIf hsr'
York aud Tor New big and eiPcrisrssi Baptist Lady
for Es:h and Hsthcnso, or Pfcc-pr-s; Lsy Tor r,no
snd i az for fisno ssd Oriu. and ore Tor Piano and
Noe4. Music ss,sr for Prsch snl Mgsic . .,.. I'D.
G.a-nisc Wanted: Cs-iss. tc, Kentucky sslsry mod.
crate; MsAemsiws and diktsss pr~, ssN Gty-e~s Zoe
Now gpEnni snd Tor W.s. Professor o. Nude, New
Jrr,-y o Tor York for rcnnsJsanis one for Ken
luob aud for rshnaahp for toninezsai
ssheo West, Presbyterian CIR yrisn lrn:pal Of sem
iry. Al above ferasrt s~ss H-n - hameds'ctJ
Ptcbyt-r.n gentleman fer bss ding Sea- 81, ard FOR
C, .ir All she sxpec. sees psons saou'd hsvs fsrni
.f Aopbc.,.on j. w. sLHEhNE2uOkN, Aciuay
W Ne I5c Unsl-st
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'@Thess book sold everywhere. ind win be sen
nal. free, on receip4 OF price. BY
GEO. w. CARLETON rubli,hsg New Yoxi-
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Corporation Notices.
DROPOSALS
Saoo.ooo
"RIOr DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,

"RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,
Me- - OF THE COUNTY OF NEwYORx-
Uss~dPropcsss win be osivsd II tbs Csupsrolsrs Onos
a.tn MONDAY the Y7,k day d Js.s 1854 1t eciock
whes the same w be pabey opsnsd fos tie purchase Of the
whole or any part Of the 81 I've Hundred aud Finy
Thousand Dollars (S7sooUD Of Riot Damages Indemsiy
Bends No. g." It the Csusty Of Nswyork. authorised By
Chapter nd snesded ~ Chapter 800 Of The Lave s
1864 and By On orduaass AZ the Herd of supervisors sp
proved BY the Mayer. jane Is. 1864
Tho bonds WI beer the rate ri sx cent
per payable half yearly the hrs, day Of May and
November In each year end the principal will 10 redsemsbls
o. the 6rst day Of November. issz, .ft.
The proposs v the saosut Of bonds desired ssd tbs
pioe pei eo thereof end the persons whos proposals. are
w hssupon be required dcpos With III, Cesny
Tressurs< W the Broadway Bank the awded them
respectively. t
On psesenas the the Receipts Of tho Comfy
Tesssl fcr such d-posis The psrss will BE- ensdts TO
csvs bonds for .9sl u the value Of the Gums
AWARDED TO ths b-siDs Interest from the datss Of paJ~A
Zach proposal should be scaled and iud,ed froPsas Tor
Riot Damages Indemnity Bosd No a. and The sss's iHco'ed
In q second envelope addressed 10 the CsmptroIIsr.
The right reserved 10 reject all OF the bids cen
dr-d necessary prss promote the 'nt-rvrs 81 the
County. MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. omptrolisr.
Chy Of Ns-York. Dsp.T,nsa. u Finance, Comptrsssss
OGcs yuns Il, ls6k
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CAvALgr BuanAv ossics os Assistant QuAarss. 1

CAvALgY BuaRAv osSIcs o. AssIsrAxs QuAnrEs.l
nAsasR No IA STATE ST, NEw.YosA. June, IL, labA !
CAVALRY HORSES WANrED.-I will
~ purchase Ia OPEN MARKET all this Cavalry Horse.
that ay DC presented and inspection tho oyennent
ssbs corner doth aid aohst In ih, city until further
notice.
Payment viii be made In ehect' payable In e.,dcaes Of
ind, bl-dness when ~ Horses are reseved
Price one hundred aud any tl5D) dollar. each.
GEO. 4. BkOWNlNo, Capt and A. n AZ
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INSTRUCTION THR0UGH BOOKS, OBJ.

JECrs ssd PICTURHs.-I have taught suecrs.fsly 10
rhs. PAL. f,r the lass siI ycsrs ei. s.w des to e.,s
r. desire for year le1s-r FREQ ths cares a.
tsad4n on heepss ssneo AID viii he happy vhls thus
comparatively rssiay to b. snssssd VIsitlSc fEhCu'
EK iu family would sbs snd vin- ~ roupgnersts
M. hsnd.aa,s,y cd who could hsvs us bvsew OF Map
CAuss pctur.-. beots, &C., to mr ssch ~ watch tre
qsen,iy sdL some evess Of Progv<s 70 when csa rpee
my rr-sas ANN DICkxoA. ksa Ne ~
YostUaacs Philadelphia
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Doaro ano Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-One or
two pleasant h..hed Rooi.s twihost board to 10, to
s.nlsssn 4. su,sl private family. Apply, morning or
evening. 1T No. Is Stpyvesarts
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EOR SALE, or will RENT Cor the SEASON.
dwelling hoase. 10, and sabss, In Bsthl.h.n't' New
ilsupsAre iouss bas rooms running con vAief Rrni
ia pef uonih Assss tho Hon j. g. SINCLAIR. Behie-
hon. n. Il.
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ROYS prepared for Fall Business. MIR. DOL
ID BEAR, No. 10 Broadway, vth lsap his COMMERCIAL
IADtMY op-H sil 3urm-f Pupils oscono quick Of ss.ea
r.rtd bsne ~ practical bevkkcepss Oen,lernsr
uII aLirs pfIvI,s ronps.
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XVARREN FACTORY,
Jnternal Repenue.
RPEENUH

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
~ TAX NOTiCg.--In aacordsncs with the pt,viscass
tho Of Congress psoyids Internal ey.nus 70 ppss
tho Government md pay interest ths f"5c Dss- -
proved July 1904 aud VI the amendments thereof sstiss
h.rrhy given that thu ros OF the sbth tosse
tio District comprising the Lists. v-raiicns and enunsef
tions Asan Assessors fq TIL isAteea'b Twere<h
aud twenty lrst Ward o: s Cry OF New York ,sdsdS
Income Tor ls6J viii be Tor examination q ~
oScs 10 m., for n,ssa dsys fvus The ~
aud that Tor i've days thereafter appeals vel 10 ~
eelved and determined by me 1t this Office dsy. hon
D. m. resvs to any ERRONEOUS ehcessiye vsiHs'
tion of urop ny oaect- Liable duty tsIsIoa
pca be IL wTtias and specify the particular esnse
tnx respecting which dec.ioa !. requested 80
pAinet Of Dated No, 20 sri ~ tha, Nswiort Csy
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fDRADEEYc DUPLEX ELLIPTIC skirt
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Fof s.lo By LORD a TAYLOR "A
no. ~ 10 ~ GfHsd 1t,
Nos. 81 AID - Csfi n.-st.
DATENr- DUPLEX ELLIpTIC SKIRT
Combining elegance. iirhps.' comfort and eesse~y.
and anqa s.usA.bsy the mOsi desirable sstisis fnAdA
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE h Co.
Corner Of C.nsl sni Nr-osss Sta
BRADLEY DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
ID The Ure.,es. Inlsoyemso. N L.iys sAuts hsrs
s'S 'oen aud 40 o. .aPrfso s.ssSs n,.
NEW PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
~ sKiGTs-iMfROvED SHAPES
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No TVS Broadway, h-s~s~n nh aud SA.,s
DRESs GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES !!
Grenadines. Buesr Tissues y,eops,'. Apacss, orssAais'
ka. Ge, i.clsains aas sss,r,meni OF
FASHIONABLE DkLsS GOODS
fss saplIass veal, at Rslsll. a, f,iaSed Prizes!
LORD TAYLOR.
Eo.. tsI to aeT Broadway.
Alec ut Storra
Nos. Is, to si MAad.,.
No. ~ and W Cs,hsrtnes-
~ OUR srnrsn lmf SoM SHas or KID CLOVIS
ELEGANT SHADES
BEtf QUALITY,
'' Two DOORS BELOW iTB-sr
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINEN GOODS AND HANDKERCHIEF
RIBBONS AND STRAW GOODS
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FANCY 0OODA
PARAsOL5 AND SUN uMBRgLLAa
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
LAcEs AND EMBRoIDERIEl
2. CORsETs AND YANKEE NOTIONS
| FRENCH KID 0lovZA
No. 70. .nd aCs sixrH-Av.
TWO DOORS BELOW vOURfEENTH-sr
FAMILY MOURNING.
'adl.s r-qairns MOURNING GOODS ar. respectfully %
a d to call and sIansns stock Of MOURNING DHESs
ma M, ILLS bang XIX iss AID ssS1s t ssw VIZ
undersold.
| n. B.-Aa elegant assortment Of BLACK SILKS much
POULAND, SILKS new ds.su. beautiful quality
n JACK5ON'S MOURNING STORY.
i No. 81 broadway. between Spring and Prnces,s
! TOR SALE--CHEAP-PAPE HANG INGS
sfSh,iy damaged In thsiy Manufacture Apply a. th-
Fse'sry No liz East soth between ID and Lexington AVA
I(EADS! BEADSl! BEADS!i'
~ AND FANCY GOODS.
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