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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
lUKA Miss, Sept. 20

lUxA Miss, Sept. 20
TO Ma. Gen. HdHeck.
Gen. Rosencranz with SANKEY'S and Moul
ton s divisions and Miniescrl cavalry attached
Price south Of this village about two hours be
fore dark yesterday and had a sharp fgnt TIL
night closed in. Gen Ord was to the north
with an armed force Of about 5000 men and
had some skirmishing with the rebel picket
This morning, the tight was renewed by Gen
Rosecrans who was nearest to the town, but it
was found that the enemy had been evacuating
during the night, going south. Gems, Hamil-
ton and Stanley with cavalry are in full pursuit.
This will doubtless break up the enemy, and
possibly force them to abandon much of their
artillery.
The loss on either side is from 800 to 500.
The enemy's loss in arms, tents, &c will be
large. We have about $50 prisoners | have
reliable intelligence that it was Price s intention
to move on east Of the Tennessee river In
this he has been thwarted,
cannot speak too highly of the energy
displayed by Gen Rosecrans in the attack and
Of the endurance Of the troops Gen. Ord's
command showed untirug zeal, but the direc
ton taken by the enemy, prevented them from
taking the active part they desired, Prices
force was about Is 600 strong.
(Signed) [ ). GRANT, Maj Gen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

HARRISBURG, Pa. Sept. 2O-A. NJ. A Dispatch
received at official quarters up to this hour mid
night from person who visited the bttle
field reports the rebel loss two to our one. Their
dead were left unbured, and the wounded ound
shelter in barnsan woods along the whoeroute
to WiIliamsport where the enemy has doubt
crossed with the remnant Of the army.
A great amount Of ammunition was captured
together with large number OF prisoner who
have been sent to Hagerslown
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, Sept - -Mdngh. Faneys
Press has Just received highly interesting intel
ligencc from Gen. McClellan's army uI u noon
to-day
Early last night the enemy commenced cross
ing the Shepherdstown bridge, and two lords
abogeand below Il During the night Mcclellan
advanced a ba terry and shelled them irou the
surrounding Hills
The dead and wounded found this morning
evidence the ability Of our several officers di-
rectlng the fire OF guns
On discovering the movement Of the enemy
early this morning, Gen Peasanton wa. dis
patched in hot pursuit with two batteriv and
two regiments OF infantry through a g4p OF
high hills and he succeeded in cutting off large
amount Of their ammunition, supplies. &e be-
sides d small portion OF zen. Massey Gregg
South Carolina Brigade Gen. Pleasanton slelled
tile enemy with effect as they passed through the
ravlne Ihe last seen Of the enemy they were
flying in the direction of W nchester, and it is
supposed they would retreat precipltately on
20 Richmond
Our entire army had crossed Antetam creek
this morning, and was mlssed between Antie-
tam Creek ana the Potomac opposite oheperds-
town, and there was every evidence that Me-
Clellan would cross the river
The loss OF general and field officers o our
army Is 80 large as to be unaccounable Reb
81 deserters represent the loss OF the ensmy :
officers yqually severe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

PHILADELPHIA Sept 20. despatch just
received By mail from the iutieam battlefield
dated Wednesday p NJ. gives an account
OF that day battle, NEST OF the particulars
OF which have already heeu published.
The following additional points however, are
given As Cen Mcclellan rode along the line
he was most yocierously cheered winch attract
ed attention Of the rebels, when they began
throwing shells which fell in the ranks OF the
ll2,h Pennsylvania and they began 10 fail ack
but Gen Mcclellan himself rallied them ana
they soon reeained their sIeadiness, No prIs-
oners were taken from as by tie rebels
cur forces took one Georgia regiment entire
The toa number OF rebels captured, is at least
loo One piece OF woods, after being desper-
ately fought Tor tour hours, our troops at last
gained 1t contained at least 500 dead of
both sides, and presents most terrible speota
Gle,
The 18th Connecticut regiment los largely.
FIVE color bearers were shot while it was enga-
ged. The regiment held their position for half
an hour, under heavy cross lire and finally
fell back to better position.
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COPY LApY's BOOK Tor October sustans
the good reputation of Cooley in hls successful
efforts to post up" the Ladies on the fashions
This number has a fine steel plate engraving
entitled Plotting Mischief, which is accom-
panied By an excellent story with the same title.
This number is illustrated with more than fifty
encraylngs, beside the large double colored fash
ion plate. Published at Philadelphia, Pa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

Wv YogE. sap 81. The Heraids Freder
lex dlsyattt o. the 10th says, the dawning
light OF this morning saw the artillery Of The
enemy still IN position on the opposite side oil
the Potomac On this side our guns were men,
acingly fronting them.
The first crossing was effected by cavalry
force, but our batteries were not in position
10 protect them and they were 70 ced to with
draw.
The infantry succeeded better, and after ford
ing the river they threw out pickets for a mile
without meeting with opposition. By this
movement, six guns Of the rebels were captured,
which were taken across, and are now placed in
position " harres their late owners
The rebels at first replied with some vigor to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

WASHINGTON, Sept, co. Intelligence from
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CAIRO, Sept. %. Gen. Rosecrans commenced
moving from Rienzi to luka, Mise, yesterday
morning. Daring the afternoon bis advance
came IN contact with the enemy's pockets, and
heavy skirnshiug ensued till night The fight
was renewed this morning and as.ed I'LL near
noon, wnen the enemy gave way in Outherly
direction
Our loss is stated to be between 400 and 500
killed and wounded The rebel loss not ascer-
tanned Gen Little, formerly Governor of Mis-
sIssippi, was killed in the fight, and Gen White
field wounded and taken prisoner.
The rebel force is stated to be $4,000 under
Gen Price. The battle took place two miles
east OF lnka, Miss ten Rosecrans is in pnr.
suit OF the enemy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

JupcE SnAllY ANO Marshal BALDWIN -
Marshal BALDWIN has received the following
letter from the War Department, in reference
to the habeas corpus case
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington CITY
Sept Is, 1862
G. c. BALDWIN,
4 y. Marshal, Bradford, W.
SIR Yours of the Sth came to hand to-day.
You will pay no attention to the citation to-
appear before the circuit court, at Rutland,
oct Sd for Contempt You should not appear
in answer to it, and rest assured that you will
be amply Unidentified and protected blythe Gov
ernment.
Report to this Department oil the future pro-
ceedings that may be held or threatened in the
matter,
BY order of the Secretary of War,
L. {. TURNER,
Judge Advocate
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HARRsBuRGH, sept 20 There Is rumor in
circulation here to night by a reliable gentle
man from Iiagerstown that the entire reoe ar.
my under Stonewall jackson had surrenlered
He represents the loss Of the rebels at from 90
600 to 300 0, and says their army was DtalIy
demoralzed
LATER
There seems to be quite difference OF opin.
ion in regard to the whereabouts of the rebel
army in official circles
Wounded soldiers arriving here, repnesens the
rebels as completely hemmed in. They say
Gen McCellans left and right wings rest on
the Potomac, while Gems Sige aud Ricketts,
are keeping lookout for them on the opposite
side.
Report says that our pickets were this morn
ing driven in three miles south SIDE OF Hagers-
town, and that sklrmishing had been kept up
throughout the whole day
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RAIn.ls(D ADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
~ 10 f"tof CHtRndt ,trcct C .uu, ting 1t
li'upt IA Juurt IL Delaware, Lt,ktwana
W q 80 u rpil, ami Al Ei-..u w.t. I.rn. 10 Va.
hy Rt-iptd lhl T. conn" tons, i0rHuIut % direct
hnc T. PlfIabL RiIi aui tie WEST, without a
change oi c.rs.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
C'mn'ncng Mary b., i,dl. Leave New Y,ik
NAWisnrRg Exrhrss-M 4. NJ, mr E,-tln,
Rcndn 4 = tt,yIl,c, II rrsbIrs, Miuyh Chunk,
W.amnspuft, DC.
MAJ TaAtS-At7 4. NJ, Tor Etstui. wats Gan,
ScraIt IA, Or at bend. Ptt,Yn, w.lk.suarro, &c
IL " TnR,CVn IRAfS-Fui Etstln, Miucl
CiunA, Will.ansFprt, Recalling, Pottsyiiic, Harris
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Allentown and Mnuch Chunk.
hhP. NJ WAY Is,ts--fnr Sltuoryilc.
SOdP. N. We,tciuESpr -s for Est ma lcutoVu,
Reading, HHrrIrhuri,h, rtt-iriry. .4l Ne W,st.
Sleeping cars from Jcr-ry Cay through T. FIT
hur,h.
EMPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The & a. NJ. ENprcs- Tti'u ir.m NV York ar.
ry,s AT iihrrshurE at I T.. NJ, couu ting E..-, AMI
teutra Ru.r ~ ~ au' south. AMI with ana
toflHnd vac, r. rrai.
TIE THROUGH EMPRESS TRAIN FOR TIE
leaves " York a, sP. v. daily q mlnys except
ed1 making cln.e connect rn It Harrisburg " th
Peuu-y lyaum r'roti-v ~ Ia c!.A'4-e Of cars
rtt-tufs, nud iut un" / Cincinnati uul Chcs.o
Iour huufs time saved iy t,Niug tlIstrtiu.
! tLlIABEriIrOhr ASp NV IlNk FERRY
Leave New York from Per Ne. Nith RIVER, al
! i.2u hnd li.2p a. VI" J.2n, iS0 AMI 500 y. NJ.
IN boat, Il + 1t u .rf,u Point ami Mariner
| Hitlrr every r. o. sHch WAY.
| and' lf'lna JOHN O. SlERSS, Superintendent
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Z.en i,o'or,dy B,ptn Church no Su.i,'n stroot
hc,eceu =. Hr' II ,.'.Y. TIE aiu.t.ou fee
wast.u c,utt II ,uurU need 10y saying Tat l'
did Mt 81. t &" "'. i.'i. '' s.n l"t he kn""
he wo,li zee th.m r'n' h"'' ii h' l'i teen
t'd.i iut o.t'". II ''' Fi here n' rln"'it tie
H. kali. 1ni "''h i'. ~ say 10 i't mere sac
" '"d i"a VS. o. ~ '"''i Joy 10 years. ann
c'Ni i,l' '"' 20 " ',''' By" .''' ,",!
hau no l'"' '.' '.''' "'' POI. ''' ..". 100. '''' ''
would h'' '' "'.'' '"' +" '.' ,'' '''
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and he r'l i.'' t''' '.'" '.'''"' ''' H..'-
m3ad bnd i""' '-' h"NN''7 N'"' '' b'atth'
Un.lt'r! ~ 1871 N' got near ten. Mrp'wtl's
DIVISION uui then be hn'w Joe was al. rir't Pre-
v..pft g"t'p- ut Tie i'"n' h'"cy.i, Pc threw
away lii 'i o., -'t i'i' "Ae "Hl s.-r' nom
- '-
some tu""- lN' tH'.A Hhd'i las arm Hhd ne
People believed Ae was gong t. church. H. was
very tired ani Vehtltd' iGt ha ho'n ~ lie got over
tle Union ln'- n' '.t as u Ice could WA. sINty
MES more 7 ro f'"n7y .yau's officers nehav'dvcry
well 10 him, uni Lee al lei, ia rot I" Washington
IT, speaking Of t. ntA, he said tAe slaves d. not
believe that the war IS for freeing ten, but they
knew th'y "oH'a te' '"'!t freedom thr'Hf" II
iio d'd ho' want 7" '''no N'''n' nc'het uu hls
brother slaves 'a' he hu'" ''"' III u'e N'f'h lie
stood before good people, one seNNtmnn' WHO
owned number OF sl"'eSw"s ADVISED 10 send them
farther SOUTH and the next ne heard OF Them was
that they were ~ ia To' Ho!"'' P'cAHs 'o''ph''f
'A'ee 'e"N 10y ., "''- .'D..". ''''' "
.,'a'' ,,.a,, tad ,,o,,,,,,, - 49,.
-, .h.,oo ~ ,,o,,i,,, ,ho,, ,,o.,a,, -.
Cour, House, he said, which has Jus, been
taken by General Mcclellan, is u very impor,sn,
place, and leaves him three roads To Richmond.
In aho'he' pA" VI ','' ,'''l'e he sald Mrs' DAVIS
seemed !" Vt very uouD'', US " 'he'f ever getting
'h'o ""'' o. ooy OF SIX
year, o'u' '''1 ,,,,h.,1I.,a,h,,,' wv were TWO
grand gu 'A''' ,. ,,a,, ho.1s .n', " ISL ',
:, ~. .u ,.,,. ore n long time getting ,hcre
'ne N.Y. 49, .,a,',, h.ye bcon tber. Alter I'm,
n ,,, ,sG Davis, he said. had to return him .
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Delivered to any boat, house or depot within b
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Soap cents 22Ibs. for ~ Starch cents, 6bs.
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81 Coffee 10 ~ cents, aud II not satisfactory can
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Order through any Grocer or Express G. o. d.
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mae ,,r ,rirl trip on Tucrday. and gave cntr
ssts@.t.on - o u'cro,'rd parties.
tn ONr TuorsNSp DOLLARS RACE, which
WAS pcaii oucd "a osiav "a account of the vain
cam. 81 yesterday 90 uc Position l. ensure Ground
itt,rcn "i.l5. Go.k" .ud "Kuy Wuk b"
TALES heat, best ur,c iu fyc to wagons, mud was
neatly vol. by a., 'ofmrr. vlo tipcais 10 le,ruI
o. Einc d. ouc o. tie fastest mares Oh tie Amcri-
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Dstrlct Of New York, iy Moses 4 Beach, In tae
year one thousand eight hundred and si1ty.two.
No. TIivn't had timc-becn drilling -bu,
! | Il tend To- II right away"
IN sat fed tia, this winthrop 4. a COM
inanlant, aud you can hold him too secure. II
can get the crow. necessary, I'll 20 90 sea with
tie cotton feet to-nirht--or tomorrow night
while tbs mans ia limbo. The very holiness
with Which h. comes here shows tina, hc's
right hand man. Unjust Zip to sea while hos
orr prisoner 80
Cant-havnt time As to the Colonel,
make every effort to find lin. believe if
could take him aboard the lri,, anil treat him
with ri.or, he'd reveal the plot =
Ju-t the thing Why not T"
We'll, soon as you snt your hand. on Linn,
bring him to mo, or rather send me word.
.hall I've busy around town an hour OF two, a.
wish to purchase few luvurics before | sail,
anil see Criies We mus. Zip to sea tonight.
il ros.iblc-in fact, We will, ii the crews for the
vessels can be beaten up In time :"
"Crowsi Take ni,;:crs :"
"Anl cas-, away our fleet before We rc, ont of
the harhor No, no. Cradles said he'd 'iul 'em
lief, re- al .,it ,tl 1,r.s,,. lac rovv has tlctu
l.,,. ,,,arI al. ,t,.,t. lao oiio1 "It.r.,
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Major.
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| 'o"' prisoners anu ''' P'N's VIII N'P wv"
"usy'
~. '"e "'''' Vsc'"''' WIN i've '.'' ''''-
"p '"- ~ "'r master '''''. '''' "''
e' hN'"h' AZ "'-' 'n'e' ana even '"'.'c' '''
ho'o' tue "e'''r To oN'.h'T ms o'a'tV"'ioh-,'u''
inc ooy now re'fe''cd towards lbs uo'' Win Az
air OF disgust
They're precious set o rasca's, he ma'''r-
ci " H. sneak sneak, ami p'o'' plot Bu.
III lie arier EN- That ere eAl shan' DO hurt
by emmy on en-
lie soon relche" lis little boat which he hr'
hidden under the steps OF deserted warehouse
near the river AMI returned to the steamer.
Lifting the tiny craft from tie water, he carried
| l. back TO The main sllpOu locking himself in
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B:BiNlOs AIS.

DAWNll!OKlk NOTICE. 49, TRiDI y.
HiH : have removed their business morn 2'I
BE, brHriv ay tte e,rn'r oi Blwcry nui Grad
t. uHd, tic Oriental Hnk. whore al ntticos l.'t
can Voc r,lle Md or renewed Bl-utss cut .uH,i
under The firm ol tie "EH'e loan Once" o,3o -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DINE CLOSETS, WARDROBES, &c.-A
L good assortment, prices from So - 80, o. we
msnufactory iC4 West Broadway. hoera, as
count " Ito trade. py0 .sAs'ssS
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DRY GOODS.

CARPETS CARPETS
" AT COLUMBIAN HALL,
PSI GRAND ST, NY.
We are selling for CASH,
Tapestry Brussels Carpets from eoets to 81 10
Three-py from VI % 70 ~
AL wool Ingram from 30 70 -
oil Cloths, all widths from 30 TO lW
Call and see our assortment before purchasing.
my3 2lac'lO5 ADAMS SPENCER,
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NTOTICE-OFFICE OF THE STERLIAl
IN 90. New York, April 26th. 1864, 1oeloqlf
OF 10 Directors and InsPsctors o. E!e -
room 7. TUESDAY the Sd Of JuuA tns9dS -
the hours Of aud ?. NJ. Thakrs9nf1n &4ll
Se cI"s,I on the 9th Of MAI Isrvo
the Board, GEO. +. Town 49,.
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vi No. | Third Ave, corner Ith II.
Oper from Q h. ., daily, aud gu Monday, We'd
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THOMAS u. 5llLLMAS Prcst.
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MARINE NEWS.


sTEAMSnfrs Roanoke. CnYch IIqvaua 1ul
M Orleans. H. stoi. Charles, Philadelphia.
SHIPS .Jo' o. lay. Lord. Aufcr. swallow, Baker,
stn T,slc,..o. H.. ,tia, Warren. iltvro
RAkkS-J g Il l..hl, s. It. Qio,isi0fn 4;
IInoy'r, Buckley, Havana, " inins stnr, Sut.ln,,
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sCIJONIRS-A rco'a. Cuilcu. for Waslirrtpu.
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d ,'tol: Expuit', Cioi't Pal u scr; Nu,Iut",r
lpomI. Corivul-. Geo DuuIas, Young, thhr-
lot'r'Wu. T. v I. John Frct. ttuw,N, Washing ton;
: Gumpu, CroncI, u .'uu. T. Zoo Iur,,t.r, Colby,
CO.. tstpi. n T. T., r+p.. llYirlcn, HlI.uf: MtrS
puc.. iui w Hn-t.hi VI Ir.auu, Brew 7ttr, Ina
qua: p.ii.uc Il PIT Royal.
sLoors Ware, Stoke. Bridgeport ami Scw
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ENSG RANCE.
rIEcNANlcs. ArIENIloN,

MICS, ATTENTION.
4'A Sin cents a day will I've TIE fam IS " n man
a-'d 30 yeas, uur thousand dollars n his death.
lur ifthcr in'oriu,Nn cal' - tie Office % TIE 70
cui T. HE Iusa an,c and Annuity & b. 81 Pine st..
up .t''s. ai ~ ia 'i31
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20 'h-Pc' nn, thirty ycar7 ~ can 10. uc their
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otheri . I'yug y"u'y - -. anal At u 4.ral nat
ing tc-le for p,r-1.to.I % pr younger. TIE treat
u. Franklin SD, "a policy %. L., 49, france IL
the chctpr-, AMI safest u,4a - mas nag 20 certain
provision for uu's family" Payments can be-
Ia 90 quart rs, it pr,a ned. nul when tine pre-.
nissan HmD,Mtst totty dollar. and ven. auuie wall
h. taken f'r nn"-'n'i the amount. CNiso' tn Or
IA sc urm'Hrs Hh.rn''y d-,lt with. apo iac'lJI
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GREAT REDUCTION
VI IN THE PRICE or
TEA, COFFEE AM SPICES,
G. UARDING'S
OLD STAND,
COR. OF FULTON AND MAIN SITS,


NV
COFFEE, II cts. per ID. and upwards.my2l :iHc
GAVE YOUR MONEY
- THE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY.
POS Greenwich street, between Warren and VI may,
~ Y, sell, deliver free and warrant 70 please.
Pure starch tBtCkEYE,l 5lhs. Tor 25t', box 10.
Family soap BuCkEYEI warranted pure box
bLc, Ism ~
Transparent tlIvCKEYE,l soap Toe, bars for b..
Variegsted tBuCKEYE.l soap d, cakes for 20.
Bes. family 'our tBUCKElE! ~, bag o..
sugar-curod hams warranted, y, shoulders do. Ic.
Black and green tns a, prices from "5c to -,
Coffee from loo 10 26c OF qualities unequn.led for
delicousuess Of flavor and strength. Tie compe-
ttlon OF the city Is defcd.
Call and look ut these goods, II will save VOW mo-
uey, 1t Is no humhuP. Look ont for the number,
POS GREENWICH STREET
4 pedestal sign at tue door, with the letters 70
i'm red myl3 2Iac'l3I
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
RUNNING
THE BLOCKADE
A story OF the Sea Islands,
ny CAPT. WHEELER, L. s. A..
Author IF The WEB Of Fdte"; a Tale Qf DC
MILE Ground, Sc.

Entered according - Act Of Congress, IN TIE
Clerks Once, o. the District Court Of the southern
D.str.ct Of New YORK, ly Moses !. Beach, In tae
year one thousand eight hundred and si1ty.two.
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Snask'I'aNG, &c.

EOR LlVEkPOOle-OLD BLACK STAR
Line The packet ship tOSSllrt TION, y.
at pier y Eat river, stis tomorrow. Tie CT LII
NATOR, sails May Both. For passage Apply "a
board, or 10 WILLIAMS * GuloN, 40 Fulton st.
my1i lHcs
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GENERAL nllslNa;S.,.
A Ii PERSONS HAVING RELATIVES
~ OR IRIbSIS
o., iasc cont nDted ~
LOVE- or RONG DRINK,
should ut oncruW
DIR LEILk NEKXINE pnMDLHS

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~ :, 80 -. ., ~" o. EE' bF'"H ~ N'"ars' n y.
- ~ W w
I'SI Abolished by l.. tIENDININ N
- l'i2.-IAMES connolly, successor l.. EOfr
". FIELD. sItp and Candle tn.utif.,tu.,r ilG ,nI
is E'dt.dgo =, New Yofk. p.rast ol,crv,--Tiit
r'T ias now been b, fore Ne r.iLlc iur nore than
hh cars and has n ways given .htisa.tIpu. IL stiu
,c u ',o ,"aI' 'ht T'r hoin n. adri"ro-
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which a tn,i,t.tvI II D.. .,...,',t r,'i, =" y.
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y a,H, =, "a SAB. a. , AZ ..
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wa. a., 81 o.
49,
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named a,',lt.n.,r nt'r,,,,t.,,.',. -, ,,,I-,.t,,
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,,,1IANrE TilOMNSE. llriSI LEAVES
- t'rtut u. Sl.rus I =. T., tu.y ~ 10 \ u. ,
2nultt T.. NJ, GIttcIlurt, HlI4 T1ry, rlct
e. nv .|,yaui r,t he. StudgNai 10 \. NJ, =
nIlGP ~ From Tofi lie, d..lv ~ -, l.. VI
ami ~ r. " SIudnNs ~, - and , l.. ". on
sun AYE, u.h ai2'i aud "oth sts, 10 aul % p
iIt,. Hfi . a, Wu TRIP. uyl .1r.'lIl
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NOR NEWARK, ON SUNDAY hND Ever,
day--rl, sto,uh,t THOMAS T.. WAY,
Crt,iu ". J. Buil-ir, Leaves rer 2u Nurt1 RIVER,
.'t oi boy a. 1T luN \. II nnd ~ T.. NJ, '.hl-
ius 1t latuutdto u 'ck, B'rs"u i',lt, 'bch
nm msif 25.'lSi
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50. 25-Goo.n no, noA ! ,, AT q Tiio Csit
man and wife - To 80 week also furnish, |
rooms, with pianos, cheap; also lod. mgs, G. to - -
week or Is TO % night. y. Blossoms CA piano
| 2s each, my9o 2daoslo2