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Uommisaionsr Of Taxes and AASeasmei
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WB MJh III NAV Ibt'IIE
OFFICE OF THE GOODYEAR ELASTIC
" Fabrics Co.-Feb 2l,h, lSoa.-Ssockholderx
Meeting .-Nodos is hereby given that meeting Of
Ihs stockholders Of the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics
Co. will be held a the ofhos Of the Co, IS Cort
lAndA a, New York city, on WEDNESDAY, the lstA
day Of March nsxt, n u O'Clock tnoonl Of thai day
Tor the purpose Of diminishing the capital Stock o.
said Co. 70 the sum Of s9OO,0O0. WILLIAM JUDI
Son, President, HENRY l.. DAa0Err, JOS. ..
LOWERING, JAMEa T. BRADY, CHARLhb q,
JUDBoh. EDWARD N. DIOKKRSoh, Trustees,
10 aO'1lb
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Is ~ hoOhNNhO VI Az Ohbnh VI thh
Burro1e.e q the County Of He~ York, nOtioe u
hereby givf1to al persons having claims Agans
gLIJAH TfBARKKR, Late Of the city ~ New York,
deoeased. W presen, the same with vouchers there
ef " the subscriber 81 his Office, No, ITs Chatham
arth dag Of March ner, Dated, New York. the
fIh day OF August, 1881. IBAAC o. BARKER,
AdministrAA,r, g.. Win the vt' ,n1svad.
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a FARM FOR SALE on LONG ISLAND,
n 80 uis- from BIO klyn, by railroad, hsf mtle
nom Farmingdals Dsps, containing 20 acres Of
land. shout 20 Of which Is tilsble, and the balance
ls woodland The tllabe and has all been ma
hured well, and IL now under . high state 81 cult
Walton poai part Ia laid down W grDs viii cut
Ia good season 80 " 40 Tons Of hay. On said
farm thsre In a good dwell g-hOusa, containing
rooms and kitchen on frsi dDpr, bedrooms on
second tlor, beaides sarre, room, O'itDul, hngs,
barn, &c, ali In good order, where are nearly one
thuusand fruit trsea intending peach, par, apple,
'rry, plum, qubce, &c. Also variety Of Oer-
-, and good asparagus bed, rhuparb g.. For
further particulars, ira lire At 22I 5Du'h III 81 or
n DANIEL POWELL, on the pternf5'a ., Far
ningdale, l.. !. milo 9'lOl
BUILDING LOTS ON BERGEN HILLS
- Very nicely lncAis-i naar Jersey City and Hobo
zen. by hOrse cars svory few minutes ., Brith Bar
Sen, Hudson City, Union Hill, So gent-si neigh
1prhpla, near churches, Schools and stpre-; prtos
iioO " 5000 easy tsrms. Amply ~ u water -,
NY. teta ats1'1lO
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In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF rnn

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF rHx
Asurrogsse q ms County Of New York. uosioe II
hereby given W all persnas having claims .oaIn-s
JAMES n. WkLIA la,s Of the city IL New York.
dsoeaaed, 10 present the same, With vouchers there
Of othe Subscribers, - thsir Office, 1877 Ninth ave
nue, In the city Of New York, on or before the Ara
day o. February nsxs. Dated, New York. 100 day
ouly, isu,
JANEs n. WELLS, Z Hrsou-
WILLIAM ROOAH 4 -.
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EHOICE GARDENING AND NURSERY
~ lAadH IA flatDush, within me h0ufs drive 81
washington mArks., Cor sale cheap. Ktohon gar.
lensrs AID nuris,s, you will DO We "
i've ~ tan scres Of the above, Ia. \ BkRGEN,
~ Cedar ~, N. Y, tsibltAo'.&
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ITO LET-IN EAST BROOKLYN, THREE
Il houses, built IN the gothic Hyle, with ell the
modern improvements; gas and fixtures, and Ridge
wood water; Myrtle avenue cars y AS every min
utes within NAfhluck OF ths houses. Inquire OF r.
Y. oBRIEN, builder, SEllmAn st, bet Myite aud
Park AYES; rent 32oO, mus IsIlo
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF The
isurrOgS,e Of ,hs County q New YORK, nottos "
hereby given " all pers ,ns having claims Aylnss
JAMES STUART, LATE Of NJ. 10 Ee5i 2tsh stros, In
the city Of New YORK, GentAunAn, deoeNsed. " pro
sent the sama with vouchers thereof " the slls,ri
Der, At the Once Of Edward T.. DelAvsn, NJ. II Ch -
In the City ofNew York, on or before the isth day
o. April NEXT Dated New York. tbs l6,h day Il
octobsr, 1851 HKHKN n STUART,
Adr1in arAtriH.
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FOR SALE AVE TO Lww.

A CORNER STORE TO LET-EHE SFoRB
~ and oeiArUf Hnse ~ wasnng.op 4, err ot
Pary, frorn the hrr, SMsN would make a. ca
salsnt sassriSSs hrss elias grocery. Pr paytio-
vi as incaire "a roo washington 81, nnl0 3'fDQ
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4 COTTAGE FOR f72s-NRAT AND
u vsit lDcvssd, N Central ho~vassnia near de-
pot, easy = acceas W the cay. Al busines Goa
nsot-i vth westrhss,er zeal estate attended 70 by
q W. D1rCnETr, or Chsih am and Chalnbera "a,
brown stone brildtng mhlO JAYS
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LOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-FIyE THREE
nnry brick houses with stOres ON hrst doors
situated on Van BrunI sireet, between william sad
EVEN streets, topposts the Atlantic Drkli also
three story houses In same block, will he slld -
very easy Lsms. Apply to JAMES ROSS, NJ.
william a., Brooklyn, or " u. kkLLO,N
iWnOr, 30 Beaver ~, New York. f5k5 Ss~c'lo
STEAM POWER TO LEr-WlTH Lsrgs
> ur small rs1nls, -xtrs vel, usAIsd On Jptb
sdes, from 2s . ~ Guil ~ Apply 70 a. BAH
TIIOLF, 80 Gold -, Ns,. Fulton and John -,
fels 24ac'l9o
40 LIZA MODERN STORY HOUSE
4 No l2b West 2l-i sIro.t, near ,IE avenue, eat
500; al modern Improvements. Apply ~
M,jor THOMPSON,
% Wooster =
JOSEPH OORBlrr,
23i 9tn Avenue,
TO I.Tr-'Nwo tw--T;ory houses Ma. aud II
Wuostsr street, near Cana street Au4 BrualvAY-
good dwelling, anu very desirable tos business
Major THOMPSON, &C WOOSTER o.
| TO LEr-paie upper pNt Of the housei N. -
| Canal atrect, near Church, suitable tnr uunnoas
has been = paper uspre for twenty wears pas,
Apply " MAJOR THOMPSON
| NJ. 20 Wooster n.
TO LET OR LgAsR-A two-story house, No
! 30 RcIAIer streeE rent 1000. Apply -
Major THOMPSON,
| 20 woustrr strest,
TO LET OR LHAsH-The extensive msnufso
| nlrtug premises, Nos. "a and 20 WEBSTER strees
Sel-ilsh'ed; has been used many years ~ piano
| orte factory,
MAJOR THOMPSON,
marc To- l0l 20 Wooster 80.
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IN PURSU ANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Surrogate 81 the County OF New York, Notice
hereby given " ali persons having claims ~ alma
HENRY b. STARR tlrtner.y u the City OF New
York, bu, lass ~ tine City OF New Haven, hercaAni
dacaassl AZ or, semi .he sans, with vouchers there
of A. ths gihscriber, ~ his Office, a. the Union
Bspk, No. 81 Wal street, IN the city OF New York
on,or before the sln day OF March neEL Dated
New York, q 81 day o. Septsmber, 1881
EDWARD Il. ARTHUR EEsCutod,
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEB OF
the Bur rogate Of We County q New York, nntic'
il hereby given " AL perspns having claims AgsinS
CEPulAB II. NORTON, late Of the city u New
York, deoeaussd, " present tie sans with youohar
thereof " the sllscrers al their oce IN the ono
of Townsend. Dyett 4 Raymond, a. NJ. 2il bros''
way IA the city u New York, on or before tne f"er
deth day 4 January next. Dated New YORK n'
dKsseuh DAY of July, 1851 ... -.
JANIS WLNsLoW, ! Executors.
JAMES BUELL.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate OF the County q Nov York, n,aice Is
aereby given W all persons having claims AyAinaa
HARM. ID. LUHRs, late Of the Guy of New York.
deceased. " present the same, with vouchers there
Of, W the subscribers, al the ONCE o. Charles Che
ney, No. 1876 Broadway, In the city Of New York,
on or before the 18th day OF March nex,. Dated,
New York. the 1ith day Of September, 1881.
SOPHIA l.. LUHRS, AdD,lnissra,riH, q
kCHARIkH CHENEY, Administrator, So,
Il A u 4 L
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OR THE
eurrugass Of the County Of New York, notes "
hereby given " all persons having claims agAnsa
BOHEKB LUERB5EN ls.s q Tire City Of New
York, deoeaset. N pressn, the same, with vouch-
ers thereof, W the subscribers q. the ofios OF
HeW York, on or basers the ssvsntssnM day Of
March mem.
Dated New York, ,hs 1l,h day Of September, 1881.
DOROTHHA LURR55KN, AdIninlstrsirtK. and
JOIN b. flNCK, AdminissrAsor, &c.,
sf Rshaka Lueruasn.
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WILLIAM II. MITClIELLS REAL
w Estate and General Business Agency, II Ce.
dar street, between Broadway and Nassau streets,
Houses, lo,s and farms bought sold and eNchAng.
ell. Money procured and loaned on bond and mort
gage. II you want " sell your bakery, store, hotel,
saloon. mandatory, OF any kind OF business, cal
IN the subscriber, mhI 24ac'lT
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virtues g.psp-siy TOT the new York ssn
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THh
j Surrogate Of tine County Of New York, notice
hereby given " AL persons having claims az NlnN
hARv srLIIVAN, late the city OF New Work
dsceasei, ~ present the same, with vouchers NJ rs
Of, " hs EulscrtOers, ~ the residence OF j. q
DruEgoole. No. 80 Attorney st, In tie city Of Nv
York, on or before the Third day u March naTi,--
DaAed New York, the 2Tth day y August, 1881.
JOIN laSly G. pE = %GooLr' z1ecu.rS.
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R SALE-A HOUSE AND LOfTN mo-

boksn, n.inn,es Walk from ferry IA .
pleasant, and healthy location. house bI,t two
yeusand ef Philadelphia br (, fret 81 as Ras wa
ter &c three story and basement: lot isxfOg ,at
price irnn " 300 W 81 100, ling W. the a5l.
Y or hberalityo % the APP leaut; srtns 40, i m ia
ting. Apply on tbs pre- misses q uarIs 81 he.
gu and IN ". ~ = 80 IL rnha as.Il
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IN PURSUANCE on AN ORDER OF THh
L Surrogate ofthe county q New York, notice "
hsrehy given W all personA having claims Againr
CORNELIUS 8 DIX BOW, lA,s Of the city Of New
York, deceAsed " present ths with voucher,
thereof W the subscriber, n the Office Of O. g. Qroos
No. 81 Nassau street, In the city Of New York,
before the 18th OF Msy ners. Dated New York, shf
9Oth day Of October, 1881.
n t-g JOHN @. DE BOW, AdmlniNralr Of
Conelins B. De BDw. deoaAaed
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I PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THB
surrua,s OF ins Colshy OF New York, Notice "a
erety given b. all persons having claims gainsa
Catherine WINES, lAts OF the City % NaT York, de-
seAsed' ~ preHen, the same vita vouohss thereoi
~ the subscriber a. mis- Office, No. lST Greenwich
Iea In ,he city o. New York, or before the 90th
dHy ~ May neNt. Dated New York, the 1871 dAJ
Of November, 1881.
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This Company lnsures pcopsrts OF al siD.s
los or Damage W hre, ca - hvorshls Va
amilAr Institutions
rrUNE J. BERGEN, Pres
JAMKs .. THOMPSON, Jr., ssg'y.
aH0. w. HUNI, AszislAns,
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~uaue Oity hGLA ana
foAdvay, New York,
V Of paying one half Aba
EIREMANb Shs WILLOWS ans Ort
l. BAGY "a a wa usS y
Cash CAPITA
Oe1r- \ Cur stress t1pPoa'ps CITY Gs
No. Wal stre0e, near Broadway, Raw Y
Organized on the principle % paying one
lrohG Ahovr tsn per cent, " HE whavs
phSn'r Fund Of aha Fire DOparUnsnI u las
brooklyn,
nmHToss.
George H-l Nerem'h Knizhs JoAspa y
Aaron A Delrtw Gilbert l. HAilhl Szuilu Pa
Thomas CLARK v Brunt wyck "a Pessr n A,
Harry Messenger II frutfinghArEh Warrun
W'u D 0uogin IErAsl ID Yelsnr Y II LIP
Peter Duryes Thorn. ND FJHoAl
ions II BsewAr Richard p Buck WIN We
A Low william Beard Joseph l.
Hol art Poro Haury Il Pieraon 0anIAlial
CrAwiordC BniiihkArosllus NsSg.syN n jaime
Henry d Peel Dr Van VoOraN John " IL
John J Glove sohn Bchennk z d Wal
u Robbins FrOd II Poet Valentine
LIV. X MILES BIB Chiusndsn John J v
This Company Nntinues " inSurs b.
herchKndss, bwelllngH Household ful
Vessels In Port aid their Cargo. and AhhL
", against los or damage ny tire, N - "a
and liberia! tsrns ~ othsr hrn olAAS oFnpAp
WIN, RI RRKLI, Secretary.
in wVCKOFF. Jr., AsasaAn, ~ 4
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THb
L Surrogate VI the OOuniy Of New York. notioe b
hereby given " all persons having claims Againn
WILLIAM A. TURNURE, late Of the d,y of Ne~
York, deceAsed, ~ presoni the same, with VouchGr
thereof. ~ he subscriber, ~ his ofhoef NO. asa
Fourth avenue, In the city Of New York, on or bs-
ore the lOth day u March next. DAaed, New York.
he sOtb dSy Of Augla' 1881.
VIM. TUBNURH, AdnainissrSAns.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or TIN
lsurrugai- Of she County o. New York, notice 70
hereby gvVn W all persons having claims aeyainss
Margaret ChssAenrough. lats 81 the City OF New
York, deoeAsed, " pre-ent tle sarne vita vouchers
thereof, " Ihe subscriber, ~ his Oehce, No. %
Waiver ~, In the City ~ New York, on or batDrs
die lOtn day Of January neNt
DsAed New York, the 2s,h day - Juns, 1851,
CHARLES A. CIHkSHBROUGu,
BLAZIUS MORE CHEEsKBkOC0H,
TTkPuKS p. LOUNSBkkH,
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LIOR sALE-NEAR TIE CENTER Az,

r w s7FtI8I~- tNTslNIk y TIL YIN 7 Tx NNU
IN VIC most peasAns and prpducuvs Iaft =
LING leland, house and acres % land improved,
price $780, Ala 0, 10, ~ aud 90 AGRA unifnproy
farms At $50 per are, and cottages will De- biilt
ready ~ use the First ~ May II inmsi ate arrAu
Renenh are made On reasonable terms Applv W
A. hcCOlrhR, IL. Fulton 81, or W. WILSON,
Hol1rook, station, l.. /. . mi a'lai
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CUSTOM HOUSE-GOODS AND VESSELS
~ entered and cleared =, the Custom Housa. pass
ports procured, insursnoe efeAed. By HBrRY r.
CAMPBELL. II Wal n. 6s9l tSac'l9t
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CULPHUk AND vAPOR BATHS
- LAT's old established, and tins unIy
sulphur baths In the United States, a,
Place, Beocker - or. Of LaurenA, n Y.
cure FOR rheumatism, severe odds, eruption
skin, msrcurii Affections, chils and few
Given daily ~ Or. A. L. TIMOLAT q Cole.
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,OOD NEWS GOOD NRws IA,
DILES-DTTCHETT HAS SOLD II

Il valuable Spanish Specific FOR ths Pies an
In this city. Thousands have be-sn cured q
nal and eHterna' Plea. tSes certihcste~
him II % Roosevelt - NsW York. PROS
bottle. The poor supplied gratis. M
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fkUru J. BHRGnn, JAMES CNIg.s,
aIRAM \. 81. JOHN, JoHnE .T-W
sDw: 7: BACKHoUsh. - ssgsssS
t a,an HS sPsI 5000 z ,5y;.G S't "
gpNpY o. nnlsfiAtion for printing ~
frvFprT " JySlncr,s Cd from . 90 y
PHILIP 9. C-oohrsoN' ,.,r,so,v
John q. g., cINsURANCE COM.
JOHN j. Y HRoOCLYN.
1BeRv TIeAL, tibO,OOO,
gDpsaita Cdtv HaliA "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13
The Proposed Guerilla Warfare.
From ,he Memphis Avalanche, AprA %.

The press IN every part OF the land is urging
the organization OF com panies to engage in par
tlsan warfare exclusively. As the enemy pushes
his columns lay into the interior, we lnust make
II cost him 30 much that ne will be deferred
from continuing his operations II he send u
provision tram from one point to another, he
must send small army 10 guard it or lose the
larger part oil it. Instead Of squads he will
have to send brlgades Tor ioragIng
Not knowing when troop OF cavalry will
sweep down upon hun, capturing horses and
mules, .nd destroying wagons, he vii! have u
keep every point douDly guarded But u uW
not do ~ t0aA for he enemy 10 gel possession Of
ne country before Il teW oi these companies are
orgaHi-ed 1t Is fatal deluslon 10 suppose
that the unarmcd, dIsorganized population will
rise IN DtaSse ana get behind every tree and
under every bush 10 hre upon column march,
Ing upon the highway.
Those Who vii NOT risk their precious lie in
aeil ordered battle, will be the Last 10 expose
themselves IN this d0ubly peRil0as service. Par
lsln warfare, especially requires cool head
strong arln and brave heart bat all these avail
nothing without united ANA concerted action
But there must be one head 10 plun Wh4ga
hundred bands shall execute. Hence, ~ giving
commissions to captains 20 ralse companGs of
tnis kind, 1t is expressly stipulated that II snail
be au independent company, unattached 10 .ny
battalion Or regiment. important as is this arm
OF The service 1t would be best to lave but
lew companies independent in their operations
Hence the War Department yeiy judiciously
grants but few Of these commissions. " Z have
teen informed there are but four Or FIVE III the
Mississippi valley.
/ IL Is complimentary to our city-though bu,
just---thut one oi these should be heid on one OF
,ur leilow citizens. Capt. X. h. Pa.tes an
! douhtedly is commissioned 10 raise and master
into service a company Of this kind. Our young
men before entering any other arm OF the ser
Vice should call upon him, learn his views and
plan of operations, ana what mducemcnt lie has
to offer any to become attached 10 his command
We submit to our fellow citizens if 1t Is my
thing but right to share with hln the expense
Of armng and equIppiag the brave young men
who are peeanlanly unable 10 provide for them
selves. Contributions OF horses money, or cot
ton will DC judlclousiy appropriated. Do not
wait to be soncited personally.
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TERMS Il si'SSPsGI SSI.G1.:ss Veg

cable which We fastened on the outside of our
vessels proved an admirable protection TO their
machinery, az in every case where the shot
struck them it bounded of without penetrating.
A great deal of damage was dOne to us by the
foating dock Of ths rebels, to which have be-
fore adverted and although many broadides
were discharged at il i, they had no effect what
ever upon its iron sides
Capt. Boggs came down from the squadron IL
small boat, having picked his way through
bayou out of the river, and pulled along Back
Bay, in she rear o! Fort 81. Philip He wac
guided by soldier whom he took prisoner, and
vas twenty-slX hours making the passage.
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l)oetrp.
1t is More Blessed" &c.

Give as the morning that flows out OF heaven
Give as the waves when their channel is riyen
Give as the free air and sunshine are given
Lavishly, utterly, joyfully give,
Not the waste drops Of thy cup overlooking
Not the faint sparks Of thy hearth ever glowing,
Not pale bud from The June roses blowing,
Give, as He gave thee, who gave thee to live.
Pour out thy love, like the rush OF river,
wasting It's waters forever and ever,
Through the burnt sands, that reward not the giyer
Silent or songful, thou nearest the sea,
Scatter thy life as the summer showers pouring
What II no bird through the pearl-ran is soaring
What II no blossom looks upward adorng'
Look to the life that was layished Tor thee
SO the wild wind strews is perfumed caresses,
Evil and thansless the desert it blesses,
Bitter the wave that It's soft pinion presses,
Never ceaseth TO whisper and sing.
What if thy hard heart give thorns for thy roses
What II Oh rocks thy tired bosom reposes
Sweetest the music with minor. keyed closes,
Fairest the vines that on ruins will cling
Almost the day Of thy giving is over
Ere from the grass dies the bee-haunlcd clover,
Thou wilt have vanished from friend and from lover
hat shall thy longing avail 10 the graye3
Give as the heart gives whose letters are breaking,
Life love, and hope, an thy dreams and thy waking,
soon heaytnsris thy soul fever shaking,
Thou shalt know God and he af that he gave.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

The SECOND VERNoNT.-A correspondent OF
tae Tribune, writing from Lees Mills under
date OF April 80, gives the annexed account OF
an important reconnaissance made by no q
Vermont regiment, under command OF Lieut..
Col. Stannard
The only event Of interest that has occurred
with this division of the army to-day, has been
the reconnaissance OF the rebel works "A mile and
quarter below and to the left of the dam, hy
the ID Vermont regiment, under the commani
OF Lieut.. Col. Stannard In the last few days.
suspicious have been aroused that the rebels
were constructing another troublesome work at
that point. The reconnaissance proved however.
that on this side OF the river the enemy have
nothing but rllo.pit- and not over strong bleasJ-
works IN the way ot deiences Col. Stannard
threw out IN advance uree companies VI Skin
mlsnars, who met the enemys pirke:s at cas-,
800 yards this side OF their breastwork, a
gallantly drove them in from the word "a, H.
though the skirmlsmng in the Nuods was 81 The
most difficult kind. Col Sannlrd. having
reached the point 20 which he was ordered, ll-
diciousy protected his men aud made his opSer-
yatons The cnemy's long roll was beaten
aud, with their usual amount OF swearing, two
or three rebel regiments formed in line IN the
order OF battle. The firing, at distance of POO
yards, was very lively, but ,he thick, large trees
prevented much loss OF life, though several rebels
were seen to fall. We lost but three men. rous,-
ley, Lucius Carpenter aud Louis Wood, Co II =,
Capt. Walbridge Ia all the fighting and sIr-
missing since leaving Fortress Monroe, the ID
Vermont has no, had man wounded, but I've
have been killed outright
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

WENDELL PmLurs says that :" the South has
done fighting Tor conquest, and IS now fighting
for terms,
The New York herald., 1862-12-24

A ssiGEEE'S SALE-.TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.
"A CkRN. D. u, cAILKINS AUCTIONEER.
MAu.ltICENT HOUSrHU ID FURNITURE,
EIC,t fR..NCu PLATE FER Nd MANTEL MIRRORS,
SGPER5L1 CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOfORTE,
Stl. Err PLATE, &C.
On Wednesday, Dc "A AZ IL focx A. NJ all the superb
and costly Furniture Painting Saseary ami Works Of Art,
Dra IN, kooln Su T. elegant Piano.
frtc, Mirrors Viewer Car &c Contained la the resi-
<enrc 2S rourtetn ra-t Eis. III Tire
tt0n as III. al attention the public TO this
fnrbure oeT al auction tails The furniture
e made for the NJ and 10 In good order
whoe will b. peremptoriy Ard absolutely sold without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF ar ell rusr~o d E:as, marble tops and
y ench ra ror an backs; Lad. : Work Table, nlad
With othe p Ii; rsewood Centre Tables s.aiuary
aaaTb" Lp; III suit OF Draw Room run,ur. elegant
lesa Tete solss, Arm, Reception III Oval
Beck Shaira, Rosewood frame and ihre
sD.srei satin hrocisc m mot expn description;
Conso Tames aid withlbahl AMI ortois. shells ocaas
Ana Lac ta.isns. "a ATE Pier anu Manlel Mirrors.
wh r'.h gilt francs sape"h Sesres and Dresen China
sA>s ,o,ased, q an ma he 81 tue tes of the
se.sons Arus ~. es,r cn,inr sht ANA rnins,
Lava Vases, ebony Cara Yae '.r,ss Rugs Turk
Nab Eas. Chairs, orn4e Co>s month On Paint
s, Sous eau Inman, Huntington, Cole, Legrand aid
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoroRrE,
earseo and four round hnsed all md
nlad VIA pear and solid .arl keys, cost $500; Music
kAck, roscH ooi Soo covered In brocaie embroidered
Cloth Cover, Books and Nusc; hall rosewood Husband,
OAeotn SaIr Carpet &c Chambers, second story-Rchy
Belssals. style Louis XIV Bureaus and
Commode to match Wardrobes Dressing and Toilet Tables
- ,des Go Har Mat,essea Beds and Bedding deco
china Toilet set Miro Dining Ronm Furniture
s.ery kna Tea Sets Silver Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery,
Dining fafb &C.
No posponemeni. Carmen In 10 cart, pack
OLIVER RAPHAEL, Assignee, lis Bro acwsy.