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gNFANTILE CONyULsIONs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teethng, will almost Instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and wind
collie, and overcome lNFANTmG CoNvUL-
sIoNs, which will, if not speedily rene
died, end in death.
1t is also the best and surest remedy
in the world for all cases of dysentery
and diarrhGa in children, whether il
arises from teetbing or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
This is the season of the year 10 use
Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup.
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IN CHANCEE3Y.
STATE OF VERMONT.

81 = 4 II r. OF VA " V5DNrB'
- ORLEANS Cor.v7T. s.
/ ~ CHdNCERf or Daniel Webster, Of
leans COulty Court, Charleston in ,,ii
June Term, 1862. County or Orleans
having filed hi, biII IL, shg,,nis i'm tI D'',''','
the rlcIl. OF said Cru.f Mis- OOH d-v IF Al
a. d. 1862, setting forth that James Humubrrv
and Laura Humphrey. Of Brov,I'nrfon IN sai.l
I County on the II dav of JuIv. 4 ID lS53 dni,,
executed to said Daniel WcIsflr n p1olt,,Is5,
deed of certain land in Brovuiuoto, of,rn57,,ii
/ described as follows. viz. Being mr. nf NJ
No. I55, nc ne the farm ON which slid James
and the same farm decided 10 euid Jan,fs Nm Inn,
phlcy bv Jonathan Davts c1ntainin, an, i,,
ore" ana hye acres, be the same more or less.
Anu ill'hpr setting forth th5t the said mort
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Or, GIFFoRD's HGNEc2aTYjc nup,rrvre

U", aiffVhg . H0hEc2ATHlC Gy2ATIveS.
NJ DSfoi' $50 LILLIAN ST., New YoRK.
i-c'' Re-. Fever and Inflammation, Heat, Pain,
cures Woim Fever, Worm Collie, voracious
5-cufe- Collie, Tccjhng, Crying, WakcfuIness
lures Diarrhea OF children or adults, Chole-
IA I4iantum, and summer Complaints.
9--cAres Dysente'y, Grplngs. Bilious Colir
o--cures Cholera MOrbus and Cholern.
cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarscness. Bron-
ch'tls, Sore Throat.
o-cVfes Nervous Affections, Ilritability, Sleep
IessLess, luO.hache Face ache. Ne1rnIria
9-cGres Nervous, Bilious and Siel' Ueadarbc
l. DHHncss, and rush of blood to the Head
.'-c1tes dyspepsia, HEARTBURN, Aciditv. Weak
stomach Distress after eating, Constipa-
lI--cures Suppressed Men.cs, scanty or De-
i2-~cures Lcncorhma or Whites. Bearing
!, Down, too ProfuSe Mcnses.
''--'' nreot SlJf9np' Hoorse Cough, Oppressed
lf--cr l Salr khenm, Cmsiy Eruptions, sca!d
T. Htad, Dandruf BarbcI's Itch
i'--cules rheumatism, Pain, Lamcness or sore.
,e ness n inc Chest Back, side or Limbs.
io-curcs Fever and Ague, Dumb Agtc' So
- III ~ lies' internal Of external, Blind or
l5-cnles opha!my, Weak orinaamod Fvesor
Eyeaas, Failing OF Wcnk Sight, Scrofu
- ious Sore Eyes
IJ-cutgs C1tnTh, Acute or Cbrf,uic Nv. o-
"a Flowing Cold in the head Infinsn7ay "
Z9-cures NAOuping cough or Spasmndir sor,b
2l-cures Asthma, Wheeling. Iaborcd GrcotLiS-
2Z-Cures Ear Disea,,, Eoio i ~ u IT e ing.
Ache. ~ 4''"u' IaT
23--cures ScrofiIa. EnIorq,d cl,n,,, an
sis, Old Ulcers. VIZ
Zi-curc Debility, Physical or Nervous wat
ness. VI Nel'ous weak
25--cuge. nropsy Fluid Accommodations, rumta
Swelling '''''1
2G-cUro, Vertigo. Nguseo Vo,,itir,.
sickness ''''"e' oca-
'7-cnrcs Urinary Diseases. Gravel Painful
Urnation. 'i'''e'
-'--'uiys seminal Emissions, Involuntary DIs
THfee', and consequent Prcstraticn and
,9-curo, Sore Mouth, CaukcrcI Month e.
'J-cUros Urinary Incontinencc. Wettinc rho
bed too Frequent pairf'l W, LIE SE an, ing
CrnNiicr. ''0e
.i-culCs Painful Mcnscs. Prcssprss. o,,,1 1.r;,o
fl, Ton;
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DIED.

At sea, on the voyage TO Ship Island March
80, NJ. George N. Wiley, of the seventh reri-
men| aged about 27 years. lie was formerly
from Irasburgh.
IN Glover, April 25th, of diptheria, George
Henry son Of Benjamin and Sylvia King. aged
10 years.
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JOHN T. HENRY g. CO..
Who is Hrs. Winslow ?

As this question is frequently asked.
we shall simply say that she is lady
who for upwards Of thirty years has I'M
tiringly devoted her time and talents ~.
a female physician and nurse, principally
among children. She has especialIy
studied the constitution and wants Of thj,
numerous class, 50 generally overlooked
or careIessly treated by the faculty in too
many instances aud, as a result of tai,
effort and practical knowledge, obtained
m lifetime spent as nurse and nhvsi-
cian, she has compounded Il SOOTHING
Syrup tor children teetbing. Ii oper.
ateS like magic-giving rest and health.
ana Is, moreover, sure TO regulate the
bowels. In consequence of this article
Mrs. WinsIow is becoming world re-
nowned as benefactor of the race :. (
children certainly DO RISE UP and bless
her; especially is this the case in this
city. Vast quantities of the Soothino
Syrup are daily sold and used here. IL
has got to be a common remark. ~ boa
rather depend on Mrs Winslow's Sootb-
ng Syrup fer my children, than to have
he united advice Of the medical faculry
u the city, We think Mrs. Winsloy
las immortalized her name by this in !
,aluable article. and we sincerely believe
thousands Of children have been saved /
rom an early grave by its timely use !
nd that millions yet unborn will share G.
5 benefits, and unite in callinr bar a
lesSed. No mother has DISCHARGED her
uiy TO her suffering little one. in our
pinion, until she has given it the bene.
OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp =
ry ii, mothers-try it now.-Ladieg
iSitor, Nelc York Gin. :
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S. W THAYER. NJ. d.. Dean Of fine Afed,o,,
Faculty in the Univ crsi.v of Vertnout ~
". CARPENTER, Professor, &C., m The Yer
mont University.
D. ,. FIERCE, ELI CHITTENDEN, Agents
Burlington. -ASe'''.'
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READ! READ READ

Ihls Is to certify that | have used n.
II. Downs Elixir in my practice for
many years, and CONSIDER it an excellent
medicine for all The purposes for which
1t Is recommended--especiaily tor chi,
dreh' 1t acts like charm as an expec.
toran', and for Group, it can be safely re-
lied on.
(Signed) Horace FALEs.
Waterbury, Vt, Jan. IA, 1862.
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Dissolution.

ENHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
ing under the firm and style Of Quimbv &
Ovitt have this day dissolved bv mutual agree
ment. The books, accounts, and demands are
III thc hahds OF A. W. Ovtt for settlement
LORENZO X. QUIMBY.
ALMYRON W. OVITT.
Rock Island, c. E., and Derby Line, Vt, April
10, 1862.
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Gen. Jameson and Col. Samuel Blacl
were the first to en,er the enemy's MAR
works.
The only casually that occurred was
the killing Of two men and wounding Of
three by the explosion of concealed
shell within the enemy's works.
The works are very extensive, and
show that they were designed by scieu-
tiic engineers,
LATER.
An official report just made to head
quarters shows that the enemy left sew.
enty-one guns on the works.
AT Gloucester Point the guns aud ord.
nance stores were also left.
Another desertcr has just come in,
and reports that jeff Davis came with
Lee on Wednesday last and after con.
sulta:ion with the most prominent officers,
all agreed to the evacuation except Ma.
gruder.
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BRANDY, BOURBON WHISKY, RUM. &C..

Are put up with the greatest care as regards
recommended by the Faculty
We are permitted 10 refer 10 The FOLLOWING,
Commissioners, Town Agents. and PHYSICIANS
OF the State Of Vermont, and publish Inc nm
heNed results OF Chemical ANALYSIS. made ~,
eminent chemists as an evidence nat none bur
Inc Inc puIGIt ana most desirable articles in our
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The undersigned win continue the same busi-
ness at the same place, and will pay all claims
and demands against that firm at above place.
and all demands due said firm must be paid soon
so as to settle up the old books
20w3 ALMYRON W. OVITT.
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CHARLES BACkMAN & co.,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Gins, RUNS,
WINES, sc.
Sole Importers of C. B. COgnac, Old Holland
and GGnCveF Cordial Gins.
No. SO Front Street, New York.

JNHE above firm would call the attention -,
Il the Commissioners, Town Agents and Ma;
cal Faculty Of the State Of Vermont IN tbCir
well selected stock Of PORTED WINES and
LIQUORS, whichare offered on reasonabIe and
satisfactory terms. '''N
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\ ours very fTglv.
Trr-N-r,r ?

of Vermont
IL These Liquors are for sale at the Town
Agency, Burning on, and by other town AGENTS
generally throughout the State. II
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S9LIl@ ! sEaWs! srT,rkS,

/ i'l'u STRIP, c1cnie, plain Brown, plain Blue.
nlHcH sllkS Of every quality. / have the cole
hfatca English crown silk" This is the only
PCCtIeei ana complete assortment Of nice dress
silks tlis side Of Boston - my uieSS
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Always on hand n complete line Of broad.
cloths, doeskms, Harris clo,hs, and other cele.
uIH .,S makes iof mems wear. Also low priced
'"i, ~ uoLA ana mems wear, such as farmers,
mechanics, double and twist, twccds, sc.
LADIES' CORSETS
iIh stce iastcninss in front, all Sizes kid gloves
silk ana Li,lc thread cloves scpi,s oI@,as Ina,
bosors, neck ties hosiery. &c.
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JOHN F. HENRY & CO.,

Successors to j. NJ. Henry IL Sons.)
WATERBURY,, VT,
Wholesale Druggists and dealers in
English and American Patent Medicines.
Any article in the trade furnished at
short notice, Also, proprietors of N.
IT, Downs Elixir, aud Henry's Vermont
Eminent, to whom all orders should be
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New Vermont Remedy.
HEXEY'S VERMONT LlNl&5ENT

For rheumatism, inflammation. cramp.
spraIns, bruises, cuts, burus, flesh wounds.
spa>m>' toothachc, sudden coughs, colds.
bowel complaints, dysentery. &c. &c.
This article is warranted TO be the best
Iniment or pain killer in the word. We
want to give away few bottles in every
town in Vermont, to cure the eases that
nothing else will cure, so that we can get
It introduced at once. Ask your drug
glSts or merchants to order supply on
commission. and we will put in a few
bottles free. to give away.
All orders should be addressed to the
JOHN T. HENRY & CO.,
Successors to J. NJ. Henry & Sons,
Waterbury, ".
Price % cents. Warranted.
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5aLIA BAN gums a. MANrsEAs


III t4e new styles Of cloth capcs, busters and
hon excepting goods. anu
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GeneVeI' Cordial

As Gin is highly recommended w PHYSICIANS
for its medical properties, 1t heinz made from
viz: ''i"Ois'
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, %:,,u'' iI"hehcs or, aud English and French
prints. Brown Shrctngs, Shirtings hleacheI
'nec'inea and bleached shirtings in all qualities
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Pauper Notice.

DARKER MORGAN. a pauper Of the town
OF JAY, has, without any just cause or prov
ocatlon cloped, OF run away from his boarding
and lodging, and threatens 70 make the town
expense elsewhere. Therefore, this is TO forbid
all persons harborins or trusting said pauper.
as said fown or overseer will pay no debt of his
making after this date
DAVID JOHNSON,
Jay lsy Sd, 1852. Overseer Of Poor.
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GLAorFsTE9-

striped shirtngF, honey comb quilts, Lancaster
qulitS, and every other article TO he tonnd In n
hret Class Dry Goods Store IN Boston,
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A FIRST GLASS PHYSICIAN
ALWAYS AT HAM

! Dt: GlFFoRD's HOMEOPATHIC cURA-
- tYes, consisting OF forty different Remeoies
/ nave been long time before The nnbIic ana
| thoroughly tested. They are the prescrjntion.
/ OF an experienced family physician.
These curatives are very carefully prenared
ana put up in neat form, at 2j cents each box.
They will prove to DC as rcprcscnted. and vii
seldom Sc fall to cure where a cure is possible
rue symptoms of disease and method of treat.
mem lhcnt are given in the manual ACCOMPANYING
the medicines '"A
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sFFs1VG DlsEss GOOps.

9 81 as Sl%ony checks, plain, plaid and figured
ir,upl,"s, , u ana Linen Mohairs, French Mns.
iIns, lawns, chall c DtLaincs, Scotch and Amer
i sia Slhghlms, Travelling Mixtures. Fouards.
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Boston Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
THURSDAY, MAY l, 1862.

FLOUR AND MEAL.
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eTEaS Esa dioG

4Hu IInITIes Of OIItdns county are rc.,co,r,lI,,
lHN.ed to visit my store and examine mis- ~
''slFt stock OF rich and fashionable goods.
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Can we say more? Mothers, try this
valuable medicine, and rest assured you
will never keep house without it. For
sale IN every town and village through
out New England, New York, and the
Canadas. Genuine signed N. II. Downs
with pen in black ink. Reiails at 25c.
50c., and Sl0O per bottle.
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J)RoPosALs
SERVICE.

ORDINANCE OrrTCn,
WASHINGTON, u. O., April ~, Iss2 |
Proposals y III be received BY taiS Department until r. r.
the evening Of the 18th OF NAY l for
~ tho United sster for the within year
Springfield Titled Nuskets, motel 1865.
Hsrpers ferry Res With sword bsysness aud steel sab
Brcceh Loading Certines for cavalry.
Revolver Pistols, army si5e.
sabres for light cavalry.
Non saoess onO'r' Swords ... .~ssa
Steel scabbsrds for riasd 1usxet b.,onc,s
Fur muskets aud rifles, the price for 2oUoo - ns and
She reduction proposed per gun for each additional 70
FIR cvo,rers aud carbines The kind proposed end ,e
prize for 1000 and reduction. per pistol cabne m each
additional ,0lC TO 2,0O.
FOR sasre swords and scsbbsrd price Of each OF the
prescribed TO The number each and Also for
ssch additional stO0 10 DWN
Al ihe nrrerm furnished with the regular an
p.ndaacs Tie muske,s be- in all restrets ds.
cs With those manufactured Of the United States Armory
Springfield Macs and 70 ntorchangs with aud with
aiss iuercisngs with another in ,hs aams
manner.
The materials these arms must be Of the vcry bes qua
M and no mslleabe iron par,A viii be allowed 70 Be used
By the Ordnance Regulations and must BE- boxod ready
transportation, NJ the expeae Of the contractors sich
Iacosss 4 Is ns lsss ,Asn s sSI 0e maze the
Proposals Will Ne Of the e~ab shmsoi making
the oer number and date of the delivery
u delivery monthly hereafcv Failure 70 make delivery
Iron other inferior material Into the WORK, viii subject
the whole number Of contracted 10 nj
Ths aeArnent reserves 70 rsf The RICH, 10 m c AM
bid aud will consider made through agent broker
party other uan the regular manufacturers
Proposals gill Be addressed as folIows;,-"oen@I W.
endors Proposals for AuskeA rifles ~abrcs. b.,
the case may bA
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T)RorosALs ron rHR SUPPLY OF FRESH BRpr

Tor use Of tinted States troops stationed at Fort Cou,
bus, New York haryor for one year, commencing June
Is62 will be rcoved At The Once Of the A. a. O. s. Fort Co
umbu. New York Fsrbor until IL O'Clock NJ, on the 2ls
instant The beef 10 be Of FIRST quality In equal propor
lions q fore and hind quarter necks aud shank
delivered At Fort Columbus such times And ~
such quantities msy be required Two secnri les 81 i've
thousand dollars each, will be required fo the faithful f
Bnrnt OF the contract Proposals will be aidfe 10 Trst
Lieutenant b. Chiids sixth Infantry Office A. A. g. S.
Fort Columbus New York Harbcr endorsed 6Prr
Gals The supply % fresh beefr The
night reject any all bids which he deems extrava
IN nt o. doubtful securities. n. n. CHII.DJ
Yrst Lieutenant Sixth fsfsalry, A. A. Cs.
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EXPRESSES.

At BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
N Ing Establishment Ill West Eleventh street between
Flfth I'd sixth avenues, Household Furniture Boxed and
shped 10 All lats OF the world Covered wagons for re-
moving furniture 10 ard TO" - e-."i'"'s
stored.
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EIFTYTHIRD REGIMENT, N. Y. v.-vosBURGH
IL Chasseurs--sood men wanted 10 ill up q company.
Apply TO Capt. d. w. DiggA go Grand street.
r Asst CHANCE NOW OFFERED IN FIRST CLASS
IL regiment-Any officer noncommissioned officer hav-
ing companies parts Of companies obtain In
regiment forming un6er nj orders applying
6f9 Hudson street. corner of Hammond.
CiLK AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES ON HAND
- for sale; also STATS, M0unt!ngs, Trimmings Eagles,
Balls, Spear Heads Nc. Ornamental Painting Enbui-
deringo ak. H0JER GRAHAM, "a Duane street
T,rE NEW YORK zouAyEs nAyE NOW JOINED THH
Il Twelfth regiment Ncv fork State Milia-Ths organ-
cation la part aud majority rued the which
since been called the Hawkins Zouaves OF Roanoke Island
distinction engaged In the present It's principal
ber haze returned and again reorganized TO form
the BEFORE the design Of which Ia
perfect members INITIATED In military discipline will
be pleased receive active intelligent and gcDee young
between the OF eighteen and thirty years that
DESTROYS of joining In regular Zouavc drill with bayonet
ercsc and quick company movements, the the
gnal corps. Those diposcd TO JOIN this company
quesed 20 meet At the old headquarters drroom corner
Fourth and Thompson streets fronting Washington Pa
rade glUnnd Company X Twelfth rrglmeTn New York State
Militia, this thonday etcning, May r. at O'Clock. N. b.
The line ocais o. the company scected from the old
corps, and ~ the militia Law shortly be enoryed
young men will now hAss cnance 70 join FIRST class mill
nary Organization.
HENRY BARCLAY, Captain.
HARRY W. COrCUTr, First Lieutenant
MARCUS HI9CISBOTfiKM, Second Lieutenant
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THE REBELLION.

E,lFTYTH1RD REGIMENT, NJ Y. v.-vOsBURGH
IL Chasseurs.-Good men wanted 10 ill up = company.
Apply TO Capt. ID. W. Dgss, go Grand street.
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LNOR sALE-A GOOD CHANCE-AN OLD ESTAB-
lished Paper Hanging, Upholstery and Window SHADE
Busness Well fitted with selected stock and
omers Reason: sickness in family. Apply premises "a
Court street, Brooklyn.
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j. Hotel and Restaurant. doing very good buslness.
Must be Sold account Of the death Of Ina
quire at 1852 Fourth Of Twenly-sah
New York.
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n1 M BOUNTY AND CHANCE TO ENLIST IN
SlUU the vosbursh Chssseur Company ~ vscsncies
N ali In Before ensng call at 46s Pearl
street Of Chatham. Sober Intelligent men pareu-
larry Invited to CALL V hAibE, ~ nn
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VosBuRe oHAssURRs FIFTH RAaLE BRIoAr

V0SBUH0 UHASSUKHS, FIFfH HAQLE BKIUADKr
Piftythird regiment N Y. v.-This fine regiment, so
avorsby regarded BY the War Department that special or
dor has been issued for lite speedy completion now rapidly
recruiting aud Cling up 20 ~ maximum pum9er and wilN
be s Join the grand army Of the Union AN
wishing W participate In the pre~ent strug9e or the MAIN
the aud the laws can now have ar
by Joining Company X under the command OF
officers having service an early application At the
company recruiting once, ~ bowery AL IccIus VIII %
ready clothed ubssed with good and hc.tny ,ood and
a.s Of second regiment n Y g. NJ. rocruitlng officer
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RESTAURANTS.

Nruw GENTLEMEN, Yor MUST BE on HAND TO
IN morrow TO eat the cold coiiatona between 10 aud
Also, play game Of Billiards. Nc Der game At 1889 Fulton
street. sPFNCER.
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LIMITED STATES MARINE coRPs-wANTED, FoFs
" the United States Marine Corps able bodied intege
unmarried between the ages Of eighteen fory
years not ess than Eve feet -four aud half inches high aud
OF good character.
Soldiers serving in this corps perform duty navy yardc
aud on hoard Of vessels If war.
Pay from els 70 ga per month. with abundance or
dothns board and medical attendance Furnished BY the GO
vcrnmeni.
Apply AZ tho Rendesvous IS Bowery. at the Marine
Barracks, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn.
A. GARLAND, Major Commanding.
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BILLIARDS.


GOAL
Written proposals viii be received until the 7lth
the delivery the north wharf at Wet Point N " OF
following quantities and qualities Of White Ash Coal loan
GOO tons $40 lbs per TOM Locust Mountain
sire.
Also,
80 tons q, $40 lbs per tony oeg size.
Su tons do. do. stove sire,
of either Beaver Mountain, Buck Mountain Baltimore
Vein, Wyoming. Price Of each stated separately.
Goa can be- delivered from tho Sehuykiii Lehgh and
Wyoming districts At the West Point wharf from
whie receive AZ the mnes without breaking bulk
tn scLuyikl and Delaware and Raritan Canals
More than the ordinary facilities for unloading will be
furnished The coal TO be delivered between June
and 2lh OF August next.
EDwD. O. BoySToN
Captain and Quartermaster Military Academy.
West Poisr, N. r., May 2, 1862.
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nRUG STORE FOR SAJ.E-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
~ stand, well stocke, neatly fitted up and doing good
business good oca for physician or person entering
business Apply at DOG Seventh avenue near tyourt
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY. MAY H. 1852.
.BoARD1ss AND LODGING.

BOARD IN BROOKIYE-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
ID Room, second aooi, win NO paanes Attached Al
So enc Han Room IN the house small amy, not five
minutes walk from three ferries Bah IN the hoase Terms
moderate. Apply at7T Clinton street one aoor from Living
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A SPLENDID RESIDENCE, NEAR THE CITY b
~ frequent trains beautiful location, ground thra
res, handsomely arranged lawn, shade ani frt trees
shrnhotiy lowers, &C. For sale cheap exchange 10
city property.