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STEAM BOATS.


COMMUNlCATION-THE STEAM EH
~ BRIDGEPORT will resume her trivs N bridge
poit on Tuesday, May 2ith, leaving daily At ~
o'clock, noon, from Peck SIP Pier 20 4. H. Freight
taken. my 20 3'!oo
nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER
~ mediate lsndiul --s,-st"sr ARMENIA. from
foot Of II urison st, every Monday. Wednesday aud
Friday at :c,ock A. NJ stopping ~ Soth 81.
nay BOAT FOR ALBANY
- 81 amer ARMENIA will cave pier foot Of
Harrison Il, N. II, even Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, lasing in,cr'ne late
ahdints, touching 81 aOth st q, O'Clock, a. NJ
nj. .itc'lr6
EMULSION, SUNDAY, MAY ~, q
~ The snboat EMILY will leave reck sip 'or
li.r'''n at a. ~ - and r M Broornc st. OK
Cnp, }. sCnEN,K. my?4 ..iii
EXCURSIONS! EXCLUSIONS! EXCUR-
-. s.pis! 10 charter for excursions -Iii.t cla.s
steam opt4 aud hIrs"s. Cited mp IN Speni.d ORDER
10 N IN I'mt %. fly, accommodates, a.. As
v,rsl delightfully."- uratcd groves both On the East
AMI North rivers and Slcnt-. Plrpr- viii find 4
frgaty l. their als'utsrc g. fay, lJ wish q cti.
.@ Wal ST. 4. H. DfwIuHr d 60. rys.O'lGj
ENtUES.ONS--BlpDnE'S GROVE COM
- pI.try rru.v i'd St,t'.g.s n. l.. N .b,y ul1
r"'.' al Ia ''i /. Suston an C.,ase'..u
!
Arpy l.. L. WILSON, ~ Wal t. c,r sla.n,
~ stNis. m.-J .iD'I-d
ENcl RSlONS--IO LIT luR Excl H.
= ous IN r"s- ctral', b.Iyc-t iUtEGAEa
asa LEN NGiOH, with ,t.suh.staauItray,s
Amply "a w. 3 y. nNEKI, o. loprd u i'LL.tl. ~
Ftr,ry aui l7i..t ~. Naita Z; or. m,li 3tu'.i
ENtUESlONS, LtESiDNS-SlE\r-
- toais anI igti /, .uerrr i,r cA .t.. ll-;
"a 80 u Hi.sy't ut,tr. AiiIy t. MM. W.kl4Nl l.
"'' W. ~ nc'r Wen I"t. myl,l6'Io!
LOE NEWARK, ON SUNDAY AND E,c~
iHy Tine ri Vuiau IuOHAs T.. WAY.
Captain W. j. H,IIrr, loHyss p..r.JN ..ttR .ygr.
t'ot Of D. %, Ut ~ \. VI. ana ~ T.. ~, ltut.
my At L'tourliie u. *, Hyreu rurt GUS
f"P' i"yi6 2t,'l.i
Enk NEWBCkfl, rOUGaKElrSlE
ANp RoNpnUi. tlul'ug II Gtss.y p..t,
Co... h', We P'lf, Pa Eluus Crrnr ..l S,,-
LAM l'sh and .'oH, c"eA way. The 300. uI
ole AMI Steamer,
MARY POWELL, Capt A l.. ANrrasoS.
VIII icN, foot OF DAY 81. EVERY AFTERNOON, "a
~ u'ylo,k. Turning "i. lolv, X .udolt at
fuutAAeersle at o., and NcwLurgh at =. A. II.
myi5N
MORNlNG llNE FOR PEFKskiLL--Th
4'i AURORA save, Jay 4 Ter daiIy .tsa H.,
land Ma. Il turning, leaves packskill ~ SOP. w.
Touches "A Christopher aud "oth ~. uy99l -
STEAMER THOMAS L. liuLSE LEAVES
- g." 'tut o' Sp.nI - y, H., daily -, IN 4. NJ
" AL ~ +. N, TT GItieAbIrk. Blls Ferry, Pic
aud T. ". From f,'t 10, daily, Gt ~. ~ VI
amt ~ I. 81. Sundays, -, !. and > PM On
suulsyS turh NJ "a AID 30th So, ~ and 9 up
/ iu-. And . ~ WI g. -, lnyli 1Jgt'ilI
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- nuity Go. of Nv York, ~ Pine - H. 900 fos
f!2 20 Person. thirty years nf age oan In tre their
lives ir $1,000 for the hen M ot their families az
others, by paying yearly . 20, and at n graduaA
~ sone Tor persons older or y1un rer. Tie greaA
D. Franklin said, "a policy Of LAT, Assurance u
tie cheapest snd SAT 4 mode OF maxim. u certain
lrpv."'h Tor ones family" Payments can b.
made quarterly, II preferred, and when the RvoS
m un amounts g. forty dollars and over note VIZ
Il taken FIR one-Ia'f the amount. Clubs of tn %
more members literally dealt with. apo 2IasslSD
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'ED III IA MAJ liiNE SHOP, Nos. 50, 90
md ~ Wat'rs', Bio klyn, with II horse power
els 'rg, lGi1Cs lril,l aui everything fitted for
y o. n The kind Tie tools most of them are
Now. Mt J. / on ~ before al t. month of juno
h,Nt the tools will To- soi ~ public auction,
" tru duo notice WI. De- gwen. $3.50 brass
foundry g. let. luq.lre y! JOHN BENSON, 20 Old
SIP =. - ol on IT, premises, A. Front u,
NM lIIn.lnR
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1 LAFAYETTE 81 FIFE Hn3a ISsg r. coxrANr

L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN. - t--s
oFrIcE. sRAHcueEsveH
BRDOKLYS. NM YORK
CASH CAPITAL 10000 DoLLxae.
This Company insures property OF all kinds agsinso
Loss or Damage 10y fire, on favorable terms =
similar Insttui 'ons.
TEUNIs J. BERGEN, A,sidepa
JAMES ID. THOMPSON, Jr, Ssc'Y.
GEO w. HUNT, ASSISTANT. -4
DIaEOToRs
TFlSlS j. BERGEN, JAMES CRUfKSnANXO
lilEAM T.. ST. JOHN, JOAN X. PRUYN,
EDw. A. BACRlIOUSE, SAMUEL VAN wYCK,
JAMES HARPER, ALEXANDRA McCUNR,
IEWlS uuRST, j. 3. VOORHEES,,
JOHN T.. SPADER, JAS. b. 6oGlSMAKKI
HENRY J, CULLEN, MlCHAELNEvIN
IENFRIfT II, SAGE, SAMUEL GAhxISON,
PIilllp ) CkOOkE, JOHN LEFFERrs,
JAMES II, COOPER, ,0ORS7SBERGEN,
JOHN q. sCHuhAKFRALEX.w w. BENNEN.
JOHN J. VANDEkBILT,JAMfS TITUS,
HENRY TiENKEN, JESSE y. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
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10 Ill IL WiLNAMSHURGH, TIE


suit of r'"u7 uu f~'t lH1r OF house, go south
Al %, with so"d lack has'i.tat house IN good or.
DIR. Wi. - rented low u small family Inquire
o' Ni1, Got ID, oI "a floor. u,2a 3'l4j
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lNsI RANCE.

MECilANlCS, ATTENTION.
-'A SIX cents day S.l! give tie family OF man
ago 80 t.r-, one t.luslui dollars at his death.
For iuith"r Information call st the office Of Thc Be.
clnty lite Insurance and Annuity Co, 81 Pine st.,
up atliB. AZ ~ 2i.,'t98
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,nCrUY DRY HOODS.
no LET-A LNT, MINI SHEDS, ENGINE

l. and apparatus, recci.ty used in the khdAng
We 4 business; al ready for immediate use, situs-
tel IN Bridge 1t, bet water aud Plymouth SITS,
BE, Slyu; adjoining lot can be had If required APP
ply T. JONAS SMITH, 22I Front 81, New York.
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EXCURSION, SUNDAY, MAY 81 -
a The st. ,inboat EMILY will leave reck SIP s'r
Harlem at . a. m, = and p. M; Brootnc u, OF
A. in' u. AMI ~ p ~; Tenth ~. ~, a. IN, and
~ +. m. Rtopring ~ jones Woods esch way
Capt. J. SCuENIK my9A elf
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BOARD CAN BE nap, WITH PLEASANT

DOAED CAN Re HAD WITH PLEASANT
ID r.,,s al ia rast QO,, II, L.,vr,n Az, and ri
av. ru,s H., a r,ntir,,1n and nj. v,it. slan a.,
sinyl p,,, ,,n,u. T.e LoIsc hsa Mi tL. ,n,1s,n
i,n,,-,y.,r,u,s ,n.q oasr.i,o
,,,,.,,.,---,, ,,,,., ,.,-,,,,,...
koAEpINb-''ENl hfNEN AND lilbIR
wives "ii iew single gentlemen eau he well
a1coin'. ,d"hh WIN good board ~ pleasant loca-
routes. Apply u, 10 Allen st apo 24ic.iOs
DOAEDiNt; ON 3D AyFNIEA FEW
ID ,s,o',. Ia -, -, 49,, -. - 49,,
v4,h gn,J L,,,l NC ,.,,ns ,ni st,, 10 h,,i. =,
IN u.s we,h. DIV h.. rdcrs' Also. arcIsnm1.la,aJ'
Ami y, No 1913 f,s, 2Sth 1t, cor III ave. a2I gto
MECHANICS ARDiNG-NUTlCE-lF
i'Ayou Wish ho,rd "ni siugc room TO secp IN,
where you vii not he disturbei shrc sou e. Ia bed
At nirht, npp'y Mt 10 Oak st. near Pearl. mys Ave-
NO. I NDNEOE ST COpSER OFtATIIA.
~ a., a, 800, Il -. ID, . ,.l,L.',
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NO I.ET-TIlE STORE AND BASEMENT,
L G3 Nassau It. Apply 10 FRANCIS 5. lOfF-
MAN, ~, Broadway orJ CAUTION, 81 Nassau st.
ftlstrl9S
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
A CARD TO TIE ptipIlC-

A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
IA j. lgings and rooms ~ day on week Good
bed % cts. POI ight EJoula nom At AZ ter
wc'k. Tic lc't & slcg, wines, liquors aud cigars
lowing alleys and biilnrdf Zoe Per ;tnr. Shsrpe's
iuil hiht d tables. American Hotel, II Bowery, Y
u,yl 2ito'li3
An AIRY, PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
~ fi'u,io1 or nshod H. let with bo.-d,
o. Prttn.sn aud his wife also or single o. ~
tcineh cih obtain very pleasant ropfnR with or
without tpnlI Call al 81 Hester IT. rly2O 2tacs212
ROARD--A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR
- 0f . single gentlemen b. acc MN dated
with good board anl pleasant rooms Ia the house u
a small private family, having more room than
thty require. Call for one week, at 20 Madison It,,
near Cathnfiuc. ny23 3'.S
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NO LET IN THE Sun BUILDING, COR
l. nor Of ,ss,u snd Fulton SITS, Offices and large
70. ms, suitable Tor manufacturing purposes With
,yl. ich ,,eau p1y,r can b. had II REL Lrtd It'll
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RESTAUEANr-MEALS SERVED AT ALL
~ hours Of the day siso fun shell rooms To lot.
Prices moderate, at i3 wdker ~, west OF Broad.
way, n. Y. WIN. G. GREENE, Proprietor.
= -
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HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne.
~ Court st, Brooklyn, and III p,dNsy, New
York -autual, with cash capital OF Si2o,000 In
vest In stocks OF the State Of New York aud hrse
class bonds and u,9rtgy.aes
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U III VN TVT1 NNT4I-N '-NI UNI ND
l. basement bick house, with all tur modern i'm
situate IA jNth st, bet ID and 3d Hve-
Rrni low 10 n good tsnuut. Inquire Of JOHN j.
COLLINS, l.5 Fiuy-tghtl st. M ~ S'll5
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( MNUNlCATlON-TllE ST T. A N T. Il
~ BkiDGEpONr will resume her trips " Brlds.
pot on Tuestay May 2;th, leaving DAILY At ~
o'clock, noon, from Peck SIP, Per 20 T. Il. Freight
taken. my 20 3'.oo
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NJ. Io2 Walker =.

STLAM POWER 10 Lkr--LlGIIT ROOMS
- and steady POKER no time l,,' in cleaning
ho'' b. Cac rn room, .iN51, uUlt on OH siio-,
comm N"iiA 1T AMI ID st' Wl.A.us'n4rel. -
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$780, OR s sS1 Cash NIL sG p.,:a
lid rgt.ou street, ~ blocks fton i.!e cam: S sne
'tlg3, 80 l.ar IS G4,i. paa Apply M,n' s'"'
sga. G Az, mock IN IT. nth b!9Ss'yn.
myyi y'P1 $3.50 80, -
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.

SATURDAY MORNING. MAY "a, 1902
Written Express for the New York Sun.
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no MANI'VACTuKELs AND MECnAN.

i's-Ints for sale At l. BET port The city OF
Ehzshethport, n, ", Is /? miles rom New SSrk.
S,ssuboets make I'VE trips Tally, "a way, aoln
Pier No . North Il yer re n cents also, houl ~
Communication ly railroad. The tsa's Is supplied
WITH water AMI gas, and Lumber, Iol and Sual can
lie brought there cheaper than 9. any ottsr place
near New York, thus oi.3rng great induce sents t.
manufacturers. Population vver bbO0. Lots
25N 100 feet eau he bought a! us ut $3.50 to $500
each, on the follow 'ng terms S?5 carh ut the time
OF purchase and $40 per meath, or $50 per year.
Foreigners not nat irulizri r,n hold and convey
real estate iu New Jersey, Apply 10 " r. kElr
LOGG, 139 Pearl ST. New York, orso j. ID. COOLEY
Ayput. EliIabethrort mys 2iar'lA
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,E,l RI NSELFA uOME-FOK ; ale.

- ilc '-';oig fame houses Nog ~ AMI ltg u we
- tsn Oh 4 aut l7hN1aS ~ w .,amslWgl;
TIE i'r'.t 4 cars PCS within two blocks; terms
. 100 t.,a, Tie la.u.so AN be p4i IA uDUtl'y or
FL. .rt"' 3 rl.ri'n1, II Desired, up 'an rrmnm fr
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)KlNTlNG! PRINTING AT WAR Prices.
l. BIZ heads - per rcsm, or $50 per thousand;
SooI Business Cards 81 Ter thousand. and all kinds
% job Printing at equally low prices WIN NJ.
PUTNAM, 10 Ann 81 a29 2lao. Iai
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nAi BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER
~ mediate nIiul--s,-s'"sr ARMENIA. from
foot Of II unison st, every Mon lay. Wednesday aud
Friday at O'Clock a. NJ, stopping ~ 5oth st.
uyoA nsIul
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DII'S MD FAINTS-BOILED FAINT OIL
o. is; elastic root oil, 30 cts per gallon; Graon
pant yellow ochre, and spanish brown. 1 4. Der
u; white lead and zluc, cts; nsced oil, tirp.n.
ane, 81. u. BlpwELI, 2bi Pearl Il. my5 2laosiss
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E.Ntt kSNpNS! RSioSS! ISCl'R-
-. spils. 10 charter for yrlrsious! Ii.t cla.s
s;e,m'"pt4 and htrs"s, Cited up IN Spleni.d ORDER
10 ~ ~ l"ht 10. salty, Aecunu"istiuAs, a.. As
v,ral delightfully."- u1atcd brpyts both On the East
AMI North rivers and lcnt-. Plrprs viii find 4
iTuaty l. their al,,utsrc g. fy,rlJN.tA crN.
9" Nall 81, r. II. DfWIuNr % 60. t,Ys. O'lCi
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FOR SALE--A SMALL HOUSE, CON-
tahng two rooms And liar, with an excellent
garden fully planted SIZE 10 by Io) feet Prce
! SEQ. On very easy tc-ns-con,derably less for
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G- .ao2n ~0u,4 ,onIs. and IT, 'ol59e', AZ
TO- j As y ly,csl,.a fst All 4srvcI
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pHlNTING-CARDS,C CIRCULARS, BILL
heads and other ,bbng, executed in gooi STYLE
and NJ reasonable rates, by DAVID HYNE 1902
William ut, bet B.ehfnsn and Ann. myi 2iac'llO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.
Wv 1cB6. jan. -.

Wv 1CB6, jan. -.
The 1ri5ml's Washington dispatch says
Sscretary Stanton lad an interview Of two
hours this morning With tae Military Com
mittec Of The two HOUSES Al the members
were present the Secretary gave his views
freely on the Plan OF conducting the war,
and expressed desire to be at all times in
formed tor his guidance Of matters Of public
interest coming before either committee,
adding that the Department would always
b. cpen to any member Of the two commit
tees. He stated that a full and complete
list Of all the contracts made by or for the
War Department since the commencement
OF the war with the name Of the contractor
Was IN PREPARATION, and that no further con
tracts or purchase should be made before the
lst Of February OF until full Investigations
should be made.
Mr.. Stanton also gave MS plan Tor system
atlzing the business Of the War Department.
The President Is said to have declared to day
that he appreciated the very great services
rendered bv Gen. Siege; and that justice
will he done him by creating him Gen.
Of division.
Senator johnson Of Tenn. received Z dee-
patch from MAJOR Hooper to day, stating in
substance as follows.
"Zollicofsr is indeed dead. have seen
his dead body Our victory Is overwholm-
inS. The rebels are driven from this entire
section Of the country, and Kentucky viii
soon be freed from traitors.
The Worlds dispatch states there seems
to be no dHrinut'u ct small roz in Wash
ingtau. 4 Je'l;, in the city council ELECTS
the statemcu. taa. There are some 500 cases
among civilians. 1u .. the Regiments on
this side OF the Potomac have been vaccin-
ated, thouga j. must De admitted at d late
day. The roads ere ir q shocking condition
in Virginia.
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finally master of the situation. \ private
letter from Somerset says that citizens and
soldiers are struggling in loaded with tro-
phies of the battle. Our bullets were sent
with unerrIDg aim, aud the rebels were shot
10 the forehead, breast and stomach. The
UaJn people here flock to the battle field in
Jroyes and are jubrlant at the result. II
thought here that Gen. Crittenden is taken
disguised as a surgeon.
1t was arranged that Gen. Thomas should
leave jamestown and Gen. Schoef advance
from Somerset, thus hemming Zollicoffer in
from the West and North. Some secession
spy carried the intelligence Of Gen. Thomas
movements to the rebel camp, aad General
Zolllcodar making forced march Saturday
T. NJ, reached Gen. Thomas cncampment
carly sunday morning.
lu the meantime Maj. Shepard of the 18th
regulars, Col. Munson's brigade, 10th Ind,
Col. uarlan'S 10th Ky, Col. Prizes 18th
Ky, reached Gen. Thomas camp after
forced march Of p miles 50 that be was
able to advance upon the rebels and drive
them before MIN until they reached their en-
trenchments at night,
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New YoRK, Jan. %

| NV lOhAt Jan %.
The British gunboat Racer arrived this
morning from Bermuda, states that the
Rinaldo arrived on the llth, and sailed for
St. Thomas with the traitors Mason and Sill.
dell on board.
Steamer Atlantic has arrived from Fort
Royal Oh the afternoon of the ooh She
has 1926 bales unginned, G3 bales ginned
cotton on board and large number of pas
sensers. Over 80 vessels were at Port
Royal.
Steamer Matansas sailed for Port ROYAL
this morning, with a cargo Of provisions and
800 troops.
BY the City Of New York from Liverpool,
we learn that the Steamer City of Washing
ton from New York arrived out on the Sth
The steamship Jura also arrived on the stb
They took out the announcement Of the id
Justment of the Trent Affair, which was re-
ceiyed with the greatest satisfaction. Con-
soils Immediately advanced from l to II
per cent.
The L. S. gunboat Tuscarora had arrived
at Southampton to watch the Nashville.
which was there ready for sea.
The vessels destroyed by the Sumter were
ship Yigilant, bark Eben Dodge, and schr.
Arcade
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
WILLIAM REoBEs,
Admir- of WV. RH0nEs,

WILLIAH REoBEs,
Admir- Of WV. KHonEs, Chittenden Co.
Is. Court.
DANIEL T. SULLIVAN, and September Term
EErHER C. ROBINSON, and 1851.
HESET 4. BoEISsoS, Trustee.
WHEREAS, William Rhodes, Of Richmond
w in said Chittenden County, Administrator
Of the estate Of William Rhodes, late Of said
Richmond, deceased, at the term Of said Court,
holden on the fourth Tuesday Of September, 1851,
entered his suit against the said Daniel F. Sulli-
van and Esther c. Robinson as principal debtors,
AID Henry X. Robinson as Trustee, all Of Rich
mond aforesaid, dscl ring in an aotion Of assump-
sit upon 8 certain promioory note executed oy
said Daniel +. aud Esther c., dated the 10th day
Of October, 1855, for three hundred dollars, made
PAYABLE to the said Nm. Rhodes, deceased, or
order one year from the date thereof with interest
annually, and demanding in damages Eve hundred
dollars, which ssld suit is now pending in ssi1
Court
And it being made to appear to said Court that;
at the time Of the issuing and service Of said writ
the said Daniel T. Sullivan anil yet is without
this state, and hss not had personal notice Of the
tendency thereof; il il therefore ordered by the
Court that the said Daniel T. Sullivan be notified
Of the pending Of this suit ard 10 appear
before tho Chittsnden County Court on tho
FRS. day Of the Term thereof next 70 be holden
al Burlington, in -Aid County, on the first Tues-
day, in April 1862, and make defence, if any lie
may have thereto, BY Publishing this order con-
tanning statement Of the substance Of the writ
and declaration in this suit in the Free Press,
newspaper printed In Burlington, in said Chitten-
den County, three weeks successfully, the last Of
which publications shall be at least twenty days
previous 10 the tern Aforesaid.
Given under my hand al Buriinstl3, tbs sd
day Of January, 1852.
CHlELTs RUssrLL, for PIE. 5luj
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BOSTON MARKET.

January -, lsG..
ILUUR.-The market Tor Flour has been dull
during the week. The sale, Of common brand.
Western at s. &c; for fancy brands S. 81. a
) so; extras at S. 62i 80 and superior at
So 80 per Dbl, including G.nesee, Canada,
Ohio and Michigan. Com Meal is in moderate
demand at S. So r,r Dbl; and Rye flour ranges
from So a 50 per Dbl, includin: common and
extra.
GRAIN.-The market tor Corn continues quiet
at c. zoe for new and old Southern and West
ern yellow, and o. Sc for Western mixed. In
Oats tlers have t.sn sales at Al 43c per bush
for Western and cansde, aud 4o,- for Prince I'd.
ward Island. IN Rye, sale, at IS sc Ter bush.
and dull At these prices. IN Barley sslos Of 49,
600 bush a. IS 50 Fer bash: White Beans AZ.
are dull and prices are lorsT. Sales of blas ped
at 81 IS IS; u,Irov q. 81 ST.; and extra
pea a. 8: sIt so per bush. csnads Peas have
been cold at SIS ooc per bush. Shorts are selling
at SIS Is, and Fine feed and Middlings a. sls
"a por ton as 10 quality.
PR0VISI0N5.-Pork is firm with considerable
inquiry for large lots. Sales at IS 50 9 80 for
prime; sl2s Is for mes; and SIS so II 70
clear, eash. Beef is scarce and trm with Gales a.
81; II Fer Dbl for Eastern and Western mest
and extra mess, end SIS Is 80 for family extra,
| cash. Lard is in full demand with tslss in bbls
and tisEces at "a SIC, and in kegs at a ois per
ID, cash. Smoked Hams are selling at s. 20 per
ID, cash. Hog are dull at prices ranging from
ic p. ID, including choice lots At tia istts-
-.ts.. Butter Is TN !. ign with g.eiesats
DEAN! al Hss. -ses;rt.. Sales .. IS q &c ls-
good, cse..s AID sx.ss EsY Ysyk aud Vermont,
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The llerald's Washington dispatch say,
two squadrons Of Cavalry made 4 recon,
noisance IN the direction of Vienna. They
were absent several hours and carefully ex-
amined the enemies picket lines, their pickets
only were visible.
The Tribunc's dispatch says by direction
OF the Secretary OF War an order has been
issued prohibiting letters from being sent or
received through our lines except by priso-
nors on either side.
A telegram sigued by nine Representatives
was sent to Albany to-day, urging tie legis-
iature to PASS resolutions instructing Sena-
tors Harris and King to vote for the expul-
sion Of the traitor Bright
The Times dispatch says that certain
prisoners returned from Richmond who ar
rived to-day, state that Of all the clothing
forwarded them by Gen. Wool some months
since in care of Gen. Huger, not one car.
ment ever reached Richmond. It is sup
posed that they were Appropriated by the
Confederates
The House Committee ON Commerce. at a
meeting to-day, authorized Gen. Ward to
report on the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty.
The report will suggest a number Of import
ant changes, making it more equal and
favorable to the United States
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enable compensation he paid him for HI
services.
The rebels appear to BE- eu,lrsin, au,l
Strengthening tueir works at Cockpit Purt
us il 10 make the Olcoquan the main line
Of defense on their right wing.
reports from Southwestern Mr. Iri say
that Gen. ms, with about 800 mea s'aii
at Mount Vernon on Tu-sisy night, tie
Iith INST, on his way ~ CRANKY, wnere his
soldiers said they were going O. work IN the
lead mines. Threats were made 10 arrest all
N who had been connected with the Home
GuaId and put them to work in the mines.
Ia Consequence OF Ills large number Of
Mon ciuzsns were leaving the country
IL Is reported that Price las bat l0,o00 men
at Springfield.
The Richmond Despatch Of Monday says
! Newbern, y c.. is in a ierment OF excite
ment in expectation Of an attack In that
! quarter. The town IS under marital law,
and every PREPARATION Is being made 'or car
1 ly intelligence OF the enemy's movements
( and for ms reTuise when he does come
The great rise in the Potomac has much
damaged the canal Six breaks are reported
which It will take twenty days to repair,
and the cost viii he SIS coo.
A despatch from Hancock says that jack
son with his foil force is reported to be at
Nuger's II miles north of MartInsburyh.-
A despatch from Sandy Hook says jackson
Is conc ntrating his forces at Ch rlestun, ANA
1t Was thought be would move towards Har-
per Ferry last night. The rebels we're IL
lear A an 81
Further accounts Of the battle at Mill |
Spring, Ky, are given by th1 rebel papers. /
The KNOXVILLE Register saws there were eight !
rebl regiments engaged, against fourteen
Federal. Two Of ZoliIcoiler : aids were badly
woundc', but Gen. Crittenden and all his
= aft are safe. The rebel loss is reported at
500 killed and the Federal loss at twice the
number. Goa. Crittenden rad been de-
ceiyed b' has spies, and ordered an attack
SUI posing the Federal forces to be only
1900. Gen. Carroll is now IN command OF
the division. Gen Crittenden with nearly
all his force was at Monticello preparing to
tall back 70 Knoxville. Pans, Kentucky,
was 10 a perfect flrment OF excitement,
many anticipating an immediate descent OF
the enemy, when they deemed themselves
utterly powerlcs5 to resist. They were pre-
pairing to leave wi.h their negroes and other |
property from various points southwark
One gentleman alone eujcayJTed ~ obtain .
transportation GA a tram Tor o negroes,
tearing tncy w3ald tall INTO the hands Of the S
Eederals
The Memphis -irgts Of the 20th says that
gentlemen hat br0u-h. information that the
teIcrals Lad a-yauc-d DO force O. Murray, d
", only - mile. north If prs and that ,