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''ras CGEsTITUTIOE THz uHIOa The
Louisville Journal. of Il late date, hss long
leader encouraging tie conservative move
II ent at Washington, headed by Mr.. Crt,en-
den, the object Of which is TO preserve the
"Constitution and the Union" by the over
throw OF funaticai abolttionnm We have
never before waded thrcug.. column Of such
imbeciie twGdils.
The following SHOWS .hs ACTIVITY Of me
CoGfede1atss In h. sntucky
rns H.. StsrliI Wig gives III paIt,c aiaIs
OF The assault upon MI. SteriiLg On Monday
last, Dr abou. thirty tve Or forty cavalry be-
longing to Marsh all's rebel brigade, under
charge Of a rebel captain, said by some TO be
a sou OF Gen. Marsha himself. They m arch
cd into town o. the Paris pike, went to u. 8.
Commits Toner Apperson's Off 70 ana demand.
ed j. "A. Bradshaw, late Sheriff Of Powell
county who thar day was on trial for treason
before me Commissioner. bradshaw was
taken, with his gun and Announcements, the
rebels gave three cheers for JET. Davis, ours.
ed the National nag when Robert W. May.
hugh keeps ali ths time floating ia ffOnt of
his house. and marched over the Spencer
road, IL king with them Aleck Vcriss morse.
The rebels are rendeZvOused, to the number
OF III rec or four hundred stropg, at McUor-
mick's, some twenty miles above Mt Sterl.
ing, on the State road. for what pur pose only
themselves know. The Wig adds that, a.
soon As the roads get good enough to travel, q
squadron OF AarsnRlls reOsl cavalry propose
t. take tour through Powell, Bath, Mont
gomsry and CLARK counties.
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UnOccaped Hoases-Our item yesterday in
reference 10 several dwellings on Grace street
said to be- unoccupied, and therefore tit for the
reception of sick and wounded soldiers, WAS
predicated on information furnished by a gen
llenlan resident of the neighborhood in which
they are located, bat We have since learned
that all three ot the dwellings alluded to are
either wholly or partially occupied. Doubt
less when the casualties Of battle render sddi-
oonai hospital room necessary in Richmond, It
will be readily furnished, either by the Gov
ernment or citizens. Our people have not yet
evinced q disposition y be- ukewarm on any
subject likely to advance the interests Of the
South, and win fail hot to help the sick or
wounded when brought amongst them.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN WE ERIN
VIRGINIA.
The Battle Of Princeton.
Corr espon denca OF the Richmond Dt"pa'o"']

Corr espondenea OF the Richmond Di'pa'oo']
Psrsoxrca, Mercer county. Va
NAV 18Th. 1852.
|, Will 10 r.msmh.r.d hat t!ui. Jennifer
autpt and evacuated this place about moh"
a. after having been ard Ii''"-' ny ."
p'tor fore. ot ths enemy VINO fhtpsis's
~ .-lIy tattor 60 there. nee ~ va. tn,h aua
wharton has been organizing the "otn hno
6lst regiments AID HenRshalls Dhs.aiun
preparatory to advancing by way nI hocnI
Gap, ant In cOnjuaetion VIII Maisnh.I nuu
heth marching fiom alHereht a. -. =
| order 10 surrunui the enemy. suppos SEQ 20 Or
cYmp posed " two brisades One brixhue wa
Kept at Princetou, while the o.her went 10
he NnrroNs and took possession OF FshrIs-
Jurg, which He.h 50 recently uro'e 'n0"
rom IN great confusion
Cy account Of yssterdnys pr0ceedlngscom
ueuces with Hsth marching from ones -
II driving the enemy; Marsnaii marenlDs
from Jazewell u. II while DOL wharton
with 500 men, and the lst detachment OF the
Otsy battery, having provided his men Win
nree days ratiors, takes up his line OF
march froa Rocky Gap, Bland county
Your cor ,esponaent was one u Tue lhtters =
" mmand hence can only stats what came
- ser my observation. The distance 90 'nlieal
was travelle by M. the morning OF the iNh.
having driven in Iornging par ties ana plcks,s
= Al along the route. arriving IN 'front.' Oh tue
own, about a mile from 1t, the battery "as
,rdsred 10 the front and wheeled to To. r'Rh'
tuto II fisld surrounded by WOODS ana Just ~
front hy small field separ .iinG ~ o. !. run
Ion, r. regiment OF Piatt's II 'uavee opaneG
orisR Ere on The battery n distance or -
Varis bat OLE Ricnm Jnd was IN the ns.d, and
soon snel,ed them from the Ioaition hnd drove
them back to Princeton. A monetary sus-
rense ensu ed when, 10 our SURPRISE, we ne arc
aeayy firing In our rear. watch the Infantry
quite as holly returned. We sooa learned that
the enemy, who had escaped Aetn' nao peer
following us mp all day, and were attacking
US with q much superior fore but, all praise
10 the yalia't heroes of Donelsoo. under
wharton and Hsnnshall. they were driven H.
u perfect run from the field. During this en-
.aRement the mes. were posed 10 the hottest
ire. and Will say that never saw men, botn
If the Infantry AMI artillery, eear Themselves
more calamity. Dol. Wharton. Major HEM.
shall, and Capt Peter Otey commanded the
tnfan ~, while Lieut.. Edward Norvell and
o Eerg't John Il. aIghCrne commanded the
lined gun, which did such execution. Where
All bore themselves 80 well, 1t would be doing
irJusiice to particuiarizs.
he loas Of tbs enemy was 2ll Killed and
wounded, " lille We lost but one man killed
aud twelve wounded. They left Us to bury
their dead, which enables us to speak with &C
curecy 90 to their loss SOLDIBK BOY.
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The Sth Louisiana In the Battle of
Front kO,at.
lC1iIeap"1 dence OF tie Riohmond Dispatch
WlECaBsT v. MAY goth, 1859.


WlECassrsR. Va. May 26th, 1852.
the Yankees having possession OF Baton
Rouge, LA The place herein the Creole
Guards (noW o. mpany 4, stu regiment Lou.
lsaIa voluntarily were .raissd, find 1t i'm
possible to inform their relatives OF the COM
panys less III ,he BAIL toaxtt yesterday,
Nay 5dth, 1862, save through tae !nairsct me-
dunn OF Toe press. III r,lJrS, beg OF you to
annCua,e, by The Insertion o. th.s COLE IN an,
ca tor. iaat private J ca. d. Cannon was killed
willis braveiy charging the enemy in the
front ranks Of hts company. and privatss
Leon r. 0usman, Jas. n Martin, and Thos.
Hsrrin. ton we're wounded, the tlrst severely,
though not dangerously, in the left thigh;
the second quite Sc sreiy Ia the left side, and
tho third slightly In the right foot Should
Louisi ana editors noticing this only awe /. u
re. pu biieati. n, no doubt but that, In the long
run. our friends and felatiyss Will baoome
informed OF our exact ioas, and thus b re.
iievsn Of great anxiety.
Respectfully. yours,
&. L.. GUSNAN,
Capt. 10, A, n Rig IA. Vols.
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attention, adaes-The ladies' of Richmond
belonging TO the several denominations OF
Christians are particularly and earnestly re
uueated to meet at the lecture rooms of their
respective churches every day until further
notice, at 10 clock A. Nj a, to assist in making
beds and bedding for the sick and wounded
soldiers of our army, who are being constantly
brought to the city, and whose condition will
be much improved by the kindly assistance OF
the ladies rendered in the manner above al
luded to. We have been requested to insert
this notice by authority. Oar lady friends
will therefore prepare to act in the premises.
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tofmss,aoS .rraoAorIos have reliable IN
hnd. ~ 10y our toWnsman, Opi. Sam Gar.
eraishiD. ma promoted TO r, igadier Gen.
nm Es,, 10 ,a:Nglsd to the command Of
IA NJ bsoshsr:, 'has s.s. The Ia ter remains at
xound from tsSins ILL., <, 'ncspacitatsd BY his
4ppointmsns OF Col 0aIisnsd p i. IN, me
4Asa tos tho many Sacrifices Ia Jus.
Once ne var commsncsd ros.s.sse m ~
ia.ks Eof@ty: ana Win large practice a. :
1a0 ASn0s, ana Lea wing q lovely wife sna ~
0tsresunS child, bot6 Of whom have siacs
gone down 70 the tomb, whilst he was ab,s n 1
N ths Held. den. Garland has, by hia d. vo.
Ton 70 our causs, we'll meFitsd his pruJro.
ton Ly.cAkus1 Asp1blisas.
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assistant Procost MarshaH q. w 4le9ander,
assisted by Sergeant Geo. w. Grove, Of the
Provost Guard, have taken up within the past
week a large number OF struggling soldiers
and forwarded them to their respective regi-
ments Sergeant Grove deserves praise for
the energy displayed by him.
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Il hole was picked through the wall of Cas-
tie Goodwin, Thursday night, and one of the
prisoners attempted to escape, but as he fell
from the aperture he dropped into the arms
of humane sentinel, who had been watching
for him, who very kindly but firmly lodged
him i'll bis old quarters, with irons on his arms
AMI legs
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Il German residing ON Broad street, al>ye
Brook avenue, was put in Castle Goodwin on
Thursday Last, for attempting to hang his ne
gro woman. He succeeded III suspending her
70 the limb Of tree In HE yard. but the
neighbors cut her dow before life WIS quite
extinei Tine doctor summoned to 500 her was
OF opinion, yesterday, that the woman would
die The anla" tal act was performed in tit
VI rage, ana Il II said for mo sufficient CAUSE"
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Iuelce Hess,dn Prisoners were received
III this city yesterday. The majority of them
were captured in Greenbrier county, Virginia,
no doubt while on stealing expeditions At
the same time was received a desertsr from
Co F. 4. tn regiment Ohio volunteers, He was
locked up with the others, but may not remain
with them long, az he is anxious to Join our
Army.
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Tns srxAns. EsLLIs Two q the Yankee

Tas EryAngR kRLLIB Two Of the Yankee
gun boa . (ssys tn Q Oh arlestpA C11vt9, OF Wed.
tsrday afternoon, III til dark, bZ firing at the
steamer Nellie. TLe weather being quite
moderate, they sent their launches in TO
sound, which en- blsd them TO npproach m UGH
sells coming within mile OF the bench
Their shell firing was visible from the
wharves, and attracted quite number TO the
water front, but II was generally thought to
he Wild. The C0Mfsy has no Ia formation
from the Nellie, MS 70 what her condition
may he.
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NOTICE 20 TAN PAYERS DO .~s !.
~ 0y the Council OF he Ely Of kiSaAI ~,

NOTICE 20 TAN pAfhHo- DO :" =.
IN oy the Council OF he Ely Of kiSaAlI ~.
The ,lisetor Il the City Taxes : al anS. e.
Notice la as le,s, four II the dsily ,s.s AZ
this city for ,lt,ss days p i,r % Zoe 10 sss4
J - n 4 he will At ,end ~ hi. ffie. apI, py
the hours Of . o'c!pok \. N and ,sls
frog, The IS b 70 h. j0.h 81 Jnas, / ie'nA. ST.
pu.,ose # receiving from al pss' ~ S-~s ssse
CITY taxa. ,he whole or ous h.lf oil ny s,l&
tax charged deduc.ins frcm 10 ~ao'' .l~a as'
cue halt As tho cas-, n.y be, ten pei ,s-sS
on. The Collector shali. III lac wasss... Dc
ties, ior t,s,esn dsss prior I, tho is'p ,,!y D.
osmssr that be will atle-,i a. his CSC st@
t~ssa tie 40 We msI oned b Us fVa .urv,ss
ths 3 al Of userEiber lneiastv'. - .irs,ty -
Receiving iron any parsoa wa -, 70 Ii, ID
one axlf culy of tAe city .sxss saah aAlf len 20
rem ain z hsif, deius.ins fs~
csutrm ID rton. .,ssa o.dinAI.-'
In pursuance # IA so Sc - A 5. ihs t@
p.x, q JAns',rv IA isdo M ss~ra DO laso
let > II *. II At, thY "a'' ,ss.istns ="
the - L 4 Juae 10. the pa 30
q abovs lrvstsd .o.a()S Q ~
III a,-lm JULIUS A. hoSD-
TTOx sXLE-Two large uulEs...
TIE owner having 80 further use y" '.ias Is ~
Will 30 sod shssp II unsdia's spy j.
" r,prals Cu'n9A
any 5t--6ss Oar, street, sss ..- @.~ r.,
TSOK RE- rr-s..srn Z = As, Nc ).
very a Q psriors, Dialag s~>-a AZ -, Az
srs ios rem, /. he hosss ssrnsr II ,s' ,sss
Aprsts. !. ely oeeas isa Of ~, ohA' =
Pa1.ca are eaa - obsstasd On sas ps'
az 11-3ls
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JAoKsoN's UooUPATIOH OF WITGBgsrsR --'rh

Lynchburg Republican says:
When our men entered Winchester. the
scene is desert bed rs affecting beyCnd measure
The streets Wsrs rOWded with ali sexes, ages
aud class =, VINO enthus.a sticalfy welcomed
their deliverers OLD mel, with tears Of joy
streaming down their withered checks and
eyes uplifted TO heaven, called down blessings
on the heads of the brODzed veterans TO whom
they owed their esdom. Beautiful women
crowded around them, and Wed with each
other IN acts Of kindness 70 tbs wsaried sell
dlsrs, and amid the cheers and prayers Of all
our brave nee pressed on after the dying foe
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Police C0urt- Recorder Jas h Caskie,
who presided yesterday, sent Thos Doyle on
TO be examined by the Hastings Court for
robbing j. NJ Quinn OF six dollars. Amanda
slave of L. I. johnson, WAS acquitted of the
charge OF stealing Il. A. Bulkleys pocket.
book, containing ten dollars in postage stamps.
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The Association yesterday adopted tho 10.
port OF heiComnltiee Oh the State of the Coun-
try, whioh includes a series of eminently pa
niote resolutions, reiteratinR ne firm convic-
ton OF the Association of the iectitude of the
cause in which the Confederate States sre
now struggling, &ndun TaveIin9 confidence of
it's ultimate triumph The report also urges
prayer to the Tod OF peace for the success of
tho Cause, sympathzes wIta those vino have
haen driven from their homes, aud extends 10
them cordial hospitality, deems it the duty
of every one To submit 10 any tuiis sacrlticep
and suiteFings v hlcn may be necessary to pre-.
vent failure that mast issue i'll our enalave
meut. degradation, ami rain recommends the
exeroise OF 2 Christian spirit, even towards
oar enemies and concludes with expressing
the deliberate opinion that no citizen owing
allegiance to the State of Virginia, All falling
within the lines Of the enemys army, can,
while the contest between the two Govern
ments is still pending, take the oath of ale
piance to the Government VI the United States,
without mourning the guilt Of treason or of
perjury aud the committee Ie7venty hope
thai no person connected with tho Association
will bring so foul & blot on his own character,
OF on that OF the denomination
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We understand that after TO night General
Winder has interdicted performances at the
place of amusement known as the Varieties"
on Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31

Tie sd Company OF Richmond Howitzers,
Captain Edgar Moseley, are now in camp near
this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31

Oot. SANDERS l. Clover, Quartsxm ster
General CT tho state OF SQuth carolina, cisd
In Uaarts ton last Wsinslday.
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AMljkEM ENTS.
PERSONAL.

Na. SHEAD. member Of hieaisosa a.
Yorktown Va, viii confer /. sres. laws =
forrliog loo II be Wa saccessfnl IN 800.
Truak placed In bis care near the a9peIo 90. -
yorktown, day before he evacuation
drsls ms q, hts office. sad ohl!se urpsr
m g. 2ss j V. HSh'
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Sanitary Regulot,oms.-The weather on
some OCCASIONS lately has been uncomfortaoi.
warm A good number Of places about the
city, owing to neglect, do not smell as sweet
a. they might 1t is time that the civil au-
,horitiss, including the Head OF Police, who
is now, owing to the present lunctuIe OF AZ
office should pay some little attention to en-
forcing the regulations of the Board of Health
Health can only be secured by a strict atten-
ton to the laws of hygiene A pure atmos-
phere is one of the first essentials of health.
This can only be procured by abundant fum-
gations and the removal of decomposng mat
tar AS the military police OF the Provost
Msrshal is sbundantiy able t. care for the
moral welfare of the people Of Richmond and
suppress disorder. It is respectfully suggested
that the civil Head Of Police put himself in
stantiy at the head Of 81 detachment OF his fol-
lowers, aud busy himself ia the suppression OF
Ut isances. whereby he will demonstrate so
ctude for our physica welfare for which all
will thank him.
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%2aAxTAkS :tOXsax.
kIKaT BALTIMORE RANGERS,

T. MOUNTED RIGGS
am authorized to raise COMPANY ., PAW,
SAN RANGERS, TO operate UPON 81 - 80 .aAil
Viz iaia and MsryiaDf. All parties ss.I,'s' y
Assisting In the redemption Of aaryl,nd NV !.
dssposs away, are now afforded a aoe on.
aisy; by, by your eseds viii you be Iads.d .
heid. Zach man will be :urnist ed with 80, ~
rifle and sabre, and receive i,aezry .joay l.1s,''
moata. To t1s vic;ors belongs the spoij. Z,
property captured By THE service h, ball.
Gcvernm,nt. 4 fen naorsE.sa Uas.ss. Rsa,ns.'
office, over d. H. Bro,harton Il Co 9 Main r,s
next DOR 70 corne- Of Pearl street.
L. J. GOODaICa, Gaia.
CHAs. KREss, Rsor ai;'ns Officer.
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Yankee Rasrahfy,--A gentleman has shown
us specimen Of Yankee rascaity, which, az
usual, is Oh a par with wooden hams ana nut
meas. but only more apt 70 deceive tho unsus
pecting The Yankee swindls before az ts An
engroped note, of tho denomination OF nfteen
eents. on tina corporate" 81 Winchester ANA
like the original, which IL i'fh"FFaFh'"" '"''
II can only la detected by til" word, III Tc'y
snoH print underneath the border hne' ~"
smile rebel phnplasier- f"td wtotestie ana
.-tai, by s e. Upham 4os Chestnut stree
Philadelphia Who lie this man upham A
knaye swindlar. and forger Of the most de-
PRAYED and deapicable sort 1t Ia raid that there
IL honor among thieves The rule does MOI
hold good il his case for hs ha- robbed pom
TREAD aud foe, AZ the Yankee So Tiers received
them in change AS " ell az the, val aud dis
loyal III there be any in Winci' ter and the
Valley of Virginia Donbt'ess the counter
feits in question have been scattered broadGas'
wherever an execrable Yankee soldier poiiu
tad the soil with his cloven foot. To what
haze e.,ds, Uora'io, do We come AT iast
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M haYLASD PARTI,aN OouP5.-Ta.-
I'VE dsrsi gaed, late Captain Ct company h
AarylAnd regiment, ID organizing q GArALp
GOSPANf, to bs attached TO The Partisan Cy,
Of .tjoL w. -. Jenifer.
having ell tbs men OF my former sonru
require bat few more 10 4 | ny my compl.r,a
P"y, rat'ons, anG bounty same "a IN hs rtAy
service. and Ia addition hereto. tho yslae y
captures from the enemy will be- disah,.
amor the men. Horses furnished If reeurx.
Parties dsstrous 0: sulia.i, 4 will apply o. NJ
WEST Oss counting room, Ne IS Pearl street
my los kDBT O. hhII
L. OEOIL, "A. b. Hopkins, @ la
e. q =. R'ee, D. heLurs, J. T. Monse, J.
hsrdssty, T. ID. Parker, and Pete, Il. PsrkS 1,
s6seat frcm my command witbou. l-.rs AMI L
less thy report themselves To DAY viii b q
rsstEc AID treated ss deserters.
W. d. Brown, Osptsn
Chesapeake Artillery, near Battery Ne.
nv i--2is Gree Tree ROat
hE-NKIE is. A r1w ard Of $50 ssch vii
IL paid for The apprehension and dells.r
q o a. SCHANK and JAMES YOUNG &a
NJ Val kncampmsnt, Fort Randolph. DfaI
Is utf FL HOGE
my II Lieut.. add Ez CSv.,
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Da ED.


M q " 7 z. u
ny uiasfsa W.,
without "neambfsuee, der bus ,a,d "OsAs
army, It situation a. hERVANT in ,%s ~.
With SON, lady leaving Richmond. .ap's7
H This offics, ss
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81 BSTITUTE NOTIC..

Ny A N T. L D-A
for ,as war App,v =, the c.,,., y asGIgut
No = Man street. A.tss 10 o'ooct Iii, al aiNala
my 3l-ltr AT
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4 momenPs reflection ought to convince sensible
Il OF the fol and danger Of constantly dosing with Ca
dial. An experience OF forty years has taught that
the constantly increasing evils Of indigestion fear
fully aggravated by the too free of Cahartics. The
American people fast becoming nation Of dyspep-
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They are mild and nvgOrang that is remind
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PROBATE COURTS .

probate Counts within and for the District OF Kan
dolph fer the year ensuing, will be holden as folows
viz : 1880 ,c.r,
At the Registers Office in Broofeld IN the first Thurs
day in each month. 49, .,:,
At the Orange CtUntv Hotel IN Chelsea On The thru
Thursday of each month
At Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month. ,
Thursday in February. May and August
BY order of Court.
J. K. ClEAyELAND Register.
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EnrNgssse Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT pRoBATE o0ukTs a within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT. and Tor Inc IlsIrlc aiofe
said will be holden at the Probate Ctice, IN Mnhtpelier III
aid District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
cuested to attend to the same on said court days
T. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
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" eh'E'H 1S.

THIS sto certify that have sold to my son, Edwin F.
L amb, his time during the remainder of his minority
and shall claim of his earnings pay any debts
of his contracting after this date. SAMUEL LAMB.
Attest, RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Brautree, Dec. + 1851 fw2$
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED 10 % PER DAY.

Since the opening of this vast and commodous Hotel
in S54, it has been the single endeavor of the prope
tors TO make 1t the most sumptuous, convenient and
Portable home for the citizen and stranger this side the
Atlantic. And whatever has seemed likely to administer
to the comfort of its guests they have cneaYore with
regard to COST provide and to combine all the o.
emens OF individual and social enjoyment which modern
art has Invented and modern taste approve and the
patronage which it has commanded during the pa, six
years L. gratifying proof that their efforts have been sp-
prcciated
To meet the cXigenccs Of the times, when ali are We.
Qnred to practice the most risil economy, the under
signed
sA:avo sscsslg1cGi Ire price OF BOARD to
Tv0 D0gs;sTs peg semy,
at the same time abaling of the uXures with which
their table has hitherto been supplied
TKEADWE ELL, WIIlTCOMB s. co.
New York, Sept.2, 1861. 299m3