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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-13
Gen McClellan's Department.
THE BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS.
Gen Mcclellan Corrects his First Dis
patch.

The following dispatch was received at the
war department on Thursday New Bridge,
June 9th, 1890 a. m. To Hon f. NJ. Stan
ton, secretary of war My telegraphie dis
patch of June 1st, in regard to the battle of
Fair Oaks, was incorrectly published in the
newspapers. | send with this eorrec,
copy, which request may be published at
once. | am the more anxious about this.
since my dispatch as published, would seem
to ignore the services of Gen Sumner, which
were too valuable and brilliant to be over
looked, both in the difficult passage of the
stream, and the subsequent combat. The
mistake seems to have occurred in the trans
initial Of the dispatch by the telegraph.
G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
FIELD OF BATTLE, - o'clock, June 1st.-
Hon Z. NJ. Stanton, secretary of war We
have had desperate battle, in which tn .
corps of Gems Sumner, Hintzelman and
keyes have been engaged against greatly
superior numbers. Yesterday at one, the
enemy taking advantage of a terrible storm
which had flooded the valley of the Chieka-
hominy, attacked our troops on the right
bank Of the river. Gen Casey's division,
which was the first line, gave way unaccount-
ably and discreditably. This caused tenn
porary confusion, during which some guns
and baggage were lost. But Gems Heintzel-
man and Kerney most gallantly brought up
their troops, which checked the enemy. At
the same time, hswever, Gen Sumner sue
ceeded, by great exertions. in bringing a.
cross Sedgwick's and Richardson's divisions,
who drove back the enemy at the point OF
the bayonet, covering the ground with his
dead. This morning the enemy attempted
to renew the conflict, but was everywhere
repulsed. We have taken many prisoners,
among whom are Gen Pettigrew and Col
Long. Our loss is heavy, but that of the en-
emy must be enormous. With the excep-
ton of Casey's division, our men behaved
splendidly. Several fine bayonet charges
have been made. The second Excelsior
made two to-day. G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
Stirring Address by Gen Mcclellan.
The following address was read to the ar
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Inc basbarous king of Dahomey
attacked a neighboring power, behead-
'-' one thousand Of the inhabitants
=. .. .''N The remainder prisoners. An Eng
>r,a.,M,+'Dnary was captured and a ransom
H9'V00 demanded.
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Stirring Address by Gen Mcclellan.
The following address was read to the ar
ny Wednesday evening, at dress parade, and
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COR SALE THE COTTAGE. CORNER OF

smith amt AutHr strevtt W IHW4uury, prico
$1,000. Terms, +aNl g. 300 tt.H \ ~ tho three
tory frame house, ~ ppyH' 4. between SHtH ~
ul Bush wick ave. Price, A. ir'. terms. 40
uh Tue ht.nug, e purchase money uu either II
tIU above can rDmuiu n d,,ir,l, Tor tive years.
Alr'y l. H. Il KELLOGG, ~ u ,yer street. New
y ~ nn2l Lln.'lnJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Remarkable Medicine,

HYATT's LIFE BAL5AM
Rhsumstsm, scrofuln, Salt Rheum, 6c-HY.
Arts LIFE BALsAM IL the most certain and safe
tfmedy for the most painful aud prJtrscted forms
81 these diseases. Also old ulcers fever sores rrv
uipelas the worst cases Of impuriiy Of the blood
liver and Kidneys, general debility dysrepsa, in.
ripient consumption piles &c Principal Depot
~ Grand st seyen,y-hve cents per bottle i09
Eye Hospital.-The n. Y. Opthaiuiio Hos
phal, Tor the treatment Of diseases Of the eye will
% removed from 50 Thiri ave 70 the cor u 4h sve
and 9sth st, on the ist Of May. open - tho poor
every Tuesday, Thursday md saturday, from 70
O'Clock r N. Drs STEPHENSON 4 GARRlsH,
Surgeons. la
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DENTISTRY.

RYTHE OLD UNITED STATES TOOTH
~ Company, established SO years by DR.. II. VII
IER5 5eur, the inventor Of mineral te-u 1,...
tGtTaytel without pain, Teeth r. s...
bone, cement ether h.linrs, ~ Is. Au.luglAl
eth On god ,, 5o cB; ou eilyer, 81 per tooth Of
o.. bort Workmanship and materials warr,uIed
..s. .' .' . T.. 'gy, Np2' 2iac'
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An army nlretlnH VIII he held newt sab
BATH evening, April 27th, ia ni uf tie II ari OF
publication for Army purposes, IN the Reformed
Dutch Church, cor OF hth ave and 2ist a. Rev Dr.
FERRlS, Chancellor Of tie University, " 40 preside
aud conduct the sctv .gcs, commencing nt ~ p. no.
Addresses may DE expected from R.y. pr. ASA u
BMlrlI, Of New York, and Rev. Dr PORTER, Of
Brooklyn collection will Doe taken. All are
cordially invited g. attend. There IA the m 1t prcss.
I'M need OF prompt aud energetic cT rts m s'f
81 the spiritual interests Of our men u arms on bu1
And sea. The call Is urgent and must MT lc uu-
Needed. 1876
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Sr,YlNIl MACHINES.

GIWINo NNCUNrrpp ~NE-ONEO q,
80 hIg. 's No.. .
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4 Free Mission Church, cor. 0Iadi~on nnd
O. uyern. ir IT., under the care Of RUy. Dr. HAIR
DENBl RGli.-Mu riug service At To-. O'Clock.
Tn l. ". THOS. De WITT DID .muy nc expected
~ preach tomorrow evening; service ~ ~ o'clock.
Tho usual monthly meeting ~ the children - the
eunl,y School will bee hcli In the church. Service
At o'clock All are cordially invited 10 attoul. %
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sAIIPFING, sc.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIY-
Serpool, by tho OLD Bac' R,ll Limo Of Pesketr.-
The clipper shIp JAMES 'CsTLh JN sails Tor
lnr pc - spu.y u
y..IH N.as
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ADJUSTMENTS
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNU MS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
! IT." vroatc-t oombinatCu Of novelties aud amuss-
| '"fnt' yer presented NJ one establishment.
COW. NlTTl-THE 100000 NUTTii
=, THE BELGIAN GIANT, FEET HIGHi
| 10Y. ' '' "in' 1 tlltun t. their ex.nb4aon ~ all
HOP o. My THUMB;
IIlE OGRE NND THE DWARF
| IIll5 AIIiHNpuN AND EVENING,
| ~ " ri "a O'Clock This piece 3. l.gyed AZ each
! peri r,unhge W. The elegant CUmedietta outited
HE WIDOW OF PALERMO.
| '} Tho h,-t talent ar the Mr.e,ru Company.
t. De- -',I % n.' hours, day and evening,
IllE Z tAktE OR WOODEN GUN,
f"ih t' a.. 81 lri d. lt aus n Cputreyiile, Va
Iiil LIVING IllppOPOIAMUS,
TIE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
IHE MADAGASCAR ALBINOs,
THE il\lNt BLACK SEA LION,
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON,
g." .trH'1' t.s.~. .sI. tH.rl t....
LivlN3 MON~iFR snake LIVING uApPY
FAMILY, LIVING 10 ltriE GENND NqUARIA,
Win O. multitude beautiful LIVING fiSI, and
n",ra NHur tUcr Curi,sti,s
Admission 20 cents. Children under tar, 10 ia.
q l.. FONS OLYMPIC THEATRE
- BgoApWsy, NEAE BpoouE sr.
L'N'ec' br.t.i nul stage Mauigcr.... 81. l. FOX
Pr RFECT lON.
= ''N'N I"l' % ,.............M VI G. W Clarke
Kat "'Hucn. .'....,..........h Miss Mary Mitcheu
o'crt'1ro by Orchestra. Conductor G. Koppitn,
...,,. THE rRENCu SPY.
Ma'''' u 'N'rIc ............ N.s Fanny Herring
To eonr. slg will q. l.. FuN'f Comic r.ptomineY
~ TUE SClIOOLM'SrER.
" 'y, hle .rAlu'luyy ........... .. Nr O. L. Fog
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BOARD AND ROOMS

4 MAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BEACcDNI
4 mulHtya with I.a.' 90 t private ..u"g. .
South 6,l 81, Wui0usugr.l, ~ .4rortvor.a. .
Christian family preferred, argG a'..I
ROARD--A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
- a.-liumulatcd with good board q aI I..la M.
'ate of % Franklin! aua5a'll
ROARDlNG-A GENTLEMAN AND VIZ.
ana IS. single .rntumr. "a bee a-..uu. % o.
tel with good board aud .C-t1ut rooms, 40 u. .I-
crate prices, At IS R'.lstou So one block from .I
ave CHIa. .r.- .s4tY
AkDlNG-PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS
- furnished ;3r respectable meohau..s and tu,.r
"i'es win poaIu' Also eKcellout accouu.Yiu.r
ior single gentlemen with board Out d,,.., - 49,
nal DosFders accommodated At l3RiUngt ton 81. hear
ap2A8'lbl
ROARDlNG ON SD AVENUE A FEW
- respectable young men can be accommodated
70 per week. Day hoarders, also, accommodated
Apply at NJ. l0i Fest 2sth st. cor "a ave AGA 94ac
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and Spring Ats. Rev. JOHN WESLEY HEACu,
hhe newly appointed PASTOR will preach tomorrow
=, ION O'Clock a. IN. and at y O'Clock y. u. Lee.
sure Monday evening and prayer meeting ou
Friday evening. Strangers and uthers ir ritel.-
Beats free Y2
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DRESS.

HERWICK'S PATTERNS, PATTERNS,
u Patterns--for boys, gerts, girls and ladiss M
lew styles, g. @, 10 anO loo, drssr cuttiuy taugll
bDl.; gents and boys patterns aud clarta " h. y or
part sets, "a Canine Ct. ..ls...It
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MISCEI.IANEOIta.

4 CENTS PER POUND FOR SHORT To-
'hacco scraps - Ca,h'rine st. ali an sSru'ii3
81 OR 30 TASSEL MOULD COVERERS.
NOei Bowcry. GEORGE COPELAND, Foreman
100 GIRLS WANTfD-TO LEARN T >
IOPmakc hoop strtN steady work, VS. Rover =.
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nIelhodI-, NII--Ion Chnrch. nIrtronnlilr

Hall 4oJ Grand vt. let Even st. and Gral sm ave.
Willamsburgh. Preaching ON Sahl oth. 9Th iu.i,
10k A. NJ, by Rev. WM T. IRVINE; M hy
Rev. JOHN PERRIN, ami ~ T. VI hy Kv 10.
BEPH HAYWOOD, tie Great Revival preacher
Beats free. Al are invited 20
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llOliNER STORE.


~ Eighth avenue, g. lct
suAi nr tlm 1T any kind ~ business
"a 2'lI2 Inquire 81 joins ROSS, - Eighth AZ.
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Tor SALE OR To LLT-AN OLD ENTAB-
y q .ul Gust lu b.t uf.l -.0e store, WITH ur with.
Sdt t.n't'ak. a good farm 4 sell or exchange fr
city a. 49, .kyu ptty. A'sl Tor s' e., two gool
corner liquor stores, HId o Newspaper route and
10y stIrr. Apply O. NJ CLARK, - Division II.
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EAKM FOK NlIE-IN PITISlLNANIA,
loo miles 'r.m the oit, ui Nrw York, consist
INK ui 20 aCrUH ui iNul, with house - by -; barn
~ hy ~ i,rL with u- without tho farming uisn-
sis good Hui, all J.. acres cleared: acrrs p mt
eel with rye, Tie ret frtss: TIE cleared and in
r,"S'i VIII .ruyr. ir.a jG,n, OF would seI. part
with ct without g." I. N.pv,uuuts. For partcu-
prs, apply ate ~ y .DS.S Lrut once, corner Il
sry. au2G 8.i25 4,
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOTICE--3OO CASfS BOOTS
n and shoes 10 be sold At auction u Monday,
April 2Sth, at 10Y O'Clock, Mt tho store # e.
PARSONS & Sons, 81 CORTLAND, IT, prime ,--ort.
ment Of fresh and seasonable good'. aI2G 2is'i20
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4 The Rev. =. v. Farmer viii preach In the
peth street Presbyterian Church. between 'th aud
loth avenues, ON sunday April 2itI, at 10y sud
Pk O'Clock. 20
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


The Rev. CHAUNCEY u. MURRAY, Pastor of
Market 81. Church, viii preach tomorrow morning
and evening. Morning service will commence at
n0k O'Clock. Evening, at y o'clock. mAs S'U
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WANTED.

DOY WANT TD-A GOOD SMART BOY,
- 1s 70 20 year. old, t. work In a butter store,
who u industrious aid willing 10 make himself
useful one who can help q, sales preferred. Call
at iJ6 Fulton It, Brook yu. Saturday evening At
o'clock 1siN
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AnTICLEs FOn sALE.

A W SCHOOL HARMON MN OAK
"A .,-.H, for ChApela, sabbath Schools, and par
1ors ou'y $50 go and $50 equal TO those sold
Al 700 sud 5000. Mc.uieuus At wholesale, retail,
81 iug ruut by ) T. GORDON, zoo Broadway, Sgc't
fJr Geo. A. Prince * Co. G25 2'l3
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NNANIED-G MEN FOR STEAMERS. .
W D0IsH .r ...,ly stores, at r C..ta. .Ii,.a.
I mis- a. t.t..,
3uur'Dr| .r.i.rof,
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GIllElll~ 50 -COfNLE~. SPICES
. -'uAMH.rS De IAINDmlp Anr.p,,r.

GGIlMrIS SALE COFTLE- SPICES.
--'ilAHhaI.7 De lAlWDnllp. Ana.p,,r.,
"I e.. - i.'tr safe. ruum, l.a Nr.It. ~. cola M.4-
.".t AU.t -'i., ~ u u'g.'DE, lu.,si. s 'au To
d. ""n- ~ nrts. ...,.,., s|.'..u. r. .ulprrper
Dn.umun, ,..F'- Nltur. ru.,rt".l .'..reI. so-,
.,.... q lo. I..'l Fui Trru.. mu.t.r,l
H.. . 10 uuH"a l...rt IHH...' u'sn u variety ui
u...r.. Nu,Yu- ut ..,A sIl. sat m hn,.s Hui u,sH,
r.,oott.. -ruy.i II.o, y,uII...., UruI,u4l Other
Il.IH 30 T."t rhst s.Ii IrIrr, A. .. also plate
1000 scales, 0'h.n siu amt u.Irr furniture Tho
.uIfnrc u,w uuFtnw. JOiiN KELLY, ntrsaor1.
~ GAIFNLI. AuCuuNIEE-W WILL
fc' nIFd.y NJ 2 O'Clock, T. s., az sl,us-
D. ~ Centre IT, by NTnc o.. au execution, IT,
hI.r .'ulr4 caultnrH joe Ghost, p.. b., rrlu1py,
.t frame, rirrrc-, knives and or,t, drroptDrs
a 3 .ug Iiu., n.N' -rD..ry fixtures and wa. 1u.
DANIEL rHEL constable. ~
" $. MILLS, AuCTlONEER, u CHAM
hers ~, vii se. uu Tuesday, the 21th Of ApriI,
M II o'g1.E Mt 90 Grand NJ, by virtue q q ohatte
N. rtsHEc, = d.Z. chairs, lol. arm chairs, Tables
mirrors, carpets, bureaus, beds aud bed-toads bed
ding kitchen t1rnitre, o,lcioth Sc. S2G 3s'lia
WIN. Writers, AUCTlONEER-WILL
w sell this day At o'clock 10 i5I Cana. Il, the
entire furniture, 30, Of large house, carpet beds,
bidding dnng room aud Kitchen furniture. no
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT, OFFICE, 4
W Ett broadway, viii SCI. this day, Gt II
o'clock The stock and fixtures II the grocery and
liquor store, 40 $50 Third ave- counters, Arf1 class
casC, lne lot oforo'ker', ans Il turo+ 81. 40
NGyLLIAMSBURGH AUCTION-CEO. w.
w KELSEY, Auctonper Will sell 1t public
auction on Saturday, Al Goth, l-C2 from No, 20
south 9th street u lNk g'H.uck' A, NJ, the house
hold furniture Contained iu tie three story brick
dwelling, consising H. Iart Of mahogany chairs,
tables, bureaus SC, mirrors, rockers, stands, car
pets mirrors, bedst ads, beds, &c, paintings,
books, bedroom and Kitchen furniture Sale posi-
tive, bankable honey only received, a24 BA'lT
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TOR SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED
u dining AMI oyster saloon, known os the Sylvan
Eho.p Il treat At Harlem Bridge, together with l.
fish, boats and fixtures. Apply on the premises,
O. WILLIAM Kennedy u25 1929
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nor SALE-ONE OF THE BEST LIQUOR
II NJ res In the nth ward. It has been , 200
ccry ud liquor store for the last 80 years. Inquire
AZ II { lth1m IT, la the basement. aIi25 3'-OJ
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TOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT LITTLE
- n Gerry rtlrc, doing a nee casA budu,ss. a
COOL Glance. Apply I'll the First Of May, cor.
ON. Aul Nllary n. nroIklvn. ~
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BUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY KIM
- cYi. t,utly on ilud made in tho best name,
Every article warranted IA represented. sTFM.
ARTS Factory, 53d st, between Broadway aud -th
~. NO 3'ylO
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE CIIEAP-A CANDY, TOY AND
u Tucy Store, at ~ sheriff IT,; there are three
Tooms attached. Rnnt only $40 per month. apes .
TOR SALE YEARS LEASE AND FIX-
u .rs ui a neatly fitted up liquor store, ola
goo ,.rurr Ia the 9TH Ward rent very low, and
m sold cheap. Apply = 4. GAllNEY, %
Crlu. g. np.a "'lu3
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h Rev. sidney A. Corey will preach In the
stone church Twenty stree. u"ar Roadway
io-nlrrow AFTERNOON, at =. NJ, and "a the evening
nj ~ 4. NJ 90
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NIrihodI-t Protc.tnnt Church. Attnrnr,

~, preaching tomorrow morning, at lOa O'Clock,
b. Rev. Mr.. FRASER. afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, sul
sveuing AT ~ o'clock, =. NJ, hy the P,sar, Rev.
WIN. p. HAMMOND. The public invited. Seats
free 10
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A RARE CHANCE FOR FARMERS-A
A vu tle gray mare, years old, low forward
has T. t..i ia 200 low. Also good work horses,
low IL good new furniture cart a good groeer's
pr cNig.-, harness Apply i5l West iOth 81 ap2G -
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Chrl.lle et-cct nnptI., Chnrcll. hclMccn

Brrome aud Delaney it, a 30 Row. - ;. BOWEN,
Pitst1n, Pa, will preach It t.4s church .r Sunday,
Apr q, tomorrow Services g. rnWu.yu.r at 3
AMI ~ T.. NJ. All who desire a cl.t iu t'.r werh
lAnylasc, are cordially invited. Mrctu. are also
beld every Tueslsy and Friday evenings, COM
snencinR at O'Clock. -
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Or. Thompson win conclude his discussion
btlc Unity Of Mankind boy reviewing t'o theory ui
Professor Asassiz at the Broadwa, Tabernacle
church, tomorrow evening NJ Z \ uc'Yck
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r-b,V''N'' '''' w. ''"''"" 81
Pm hyttriau Church sCrtcvs, at loig O'Clock Co. No..
and y o'clock p. m. Rev. H. G. SulNEAI.Ia
member Of TIE rrcsbytory o, y. Y, Minister. sub
ect ueNt sabbath evening, ~. V. .Pre-out moral
and SpiTitusl State of Chr II, riuu|. y. B.-StO-
bath School o'clock "a. u. and o'tlk +. IN. seats
free -
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TRN SUNDAY nEnCIRY.
r IrERASy SENSATION
M. WILLIS
20. ~ -"
sUNDIi MERCURY

sUNDI MEECtRYi
4 fcuart able punec1t Us, ~. (re'utnE " sob
iect r' special interest " yuuur iRIss,J lF y. T.
WILLIS viii orp,ar Iu frint, inr l"r L'-t TIME in
ttiuNtrov'H
SUNDAY MERCURY
a. one ~ tYe .cuso tire lm,' ~ ''S' NJ Az INNIE
TAIN" vr,rD tho lovers = genuine w.t. satire
sri humor pll fui another ray Wa,hins ~ letter
&
CRPHEtS G. K'RR,
which iliustr'ta4 t.u astonishing tkiU " or pro
tHut ARMY surge ms, and relates ne uth'r'S ~
I,ri,1.c iu the Confederate institution Il learning
know - 'C''tUl Sem '.lrN."
A ~ lLEsQt o. CRITICISM on Tf.N ACADEMY
Of pIsiGN rttrt REt
Az k0nBF>1 80 rItE rOruNF So AKNY.
NOVEL fNlENCl FROM INNLRf OTKINS,
Z. L. x <. o., a..
wi lii .v'Tc ho fauut 900 TO est NpaS TABLE
tn x" a..h i7 nu'y ono nut " The mauv iutuit-
die .',U"rt Nrut7 uf
IuE GSENr SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
he stNnNN MrECuEY pm 'shcs AT ~, ssu.
iat u..fIHu. utot % iNr s.N-..,.strI Press and
'N.' ats n r.rclo ti - o. rau' u, ISSUES Il ~ he
utHl sunday PAPERS 141
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EOu SALE AND go LET.

4 PAYMENTS To LET-SETERAL NICE
Apartments consisting OF rooms each, at go
NiIiu ~ near 1t ave-, gul N iGt tnl 66 sixth 81,
meet o. ave u E'ut $50 /, -. Apply NJ 100
Sc ontrcut1 IT. near i-t ave. apl6 3'iit
A FARM OF X ACRES CHEAP 20 MILES
In y J., near i'i.t. IIoulo, barn, sc, good
well. and IL well calculated Tor raising grapes ami
.t,r irut has = good building site, Sc. X.
BLAKE IL CMHmhcrsH II. apo 3'iIG
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- ,hlr ior tas'-Any person h'rir. cash org
Nnd, W wish.uf tu ultIu TIE " -'N ot a.. e
money p thc7h.,r att lcs can b.. u. ~r1n1trt.t
t'r TINT, d',sHt lap Chambers 81, ~. sNf., CTR.
tbs ElEER ai.IN f"'iW
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGES YOUNG
z lalses Just rom Canada West, from 4 to
Enquire ia tie Blacksmith shop, 100 Norfolk st.,
also un. mlch goat, all g. lie seen until sold ~. -
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Protestant Episcopal Church ofthe Aiong-
nent', 3Jd st., corner 2d ave-, Rev. NJ 4. WILL
NJ, Rector. Services at loH A. NJ. aud ~ =.
A. The RI. Rev. Bishop sOCTHGATE, Rector "
Zion church, will preach tomorrow evening. G.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NrOuCE-uFuCE OF the STERLING
~ Co., Sew York, Apr.. 10Th. 1852 AurIcrt.nn
of Directors and Inspectors ot l. ectln - servo
fIr he ems" .. year, Win DO held "A A. Pine street,
rom Z I'll. lay the 81 OF Ju4a iastrt, r.tasrn
the hours o' aud 3P. NJ. IT, l.ustgl hoaks viii
be CLOSED on tho 9th Of NAV lfl,ut r., uyivr .
the Bard, GEO. Il. TOWNSEND, S.,rrt.ry.
ap2G gF'tOI
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A LOSEPM 1. SMITH. AICrlnNEER

H. will sell this day st II o'clock at lai Eighth
II, near Broadway, pisuc, rosewood Itrlor suits,
rosewood and uialu sany bedroom suite l'lck wal
NIT, mahogany aud maple clt.-, i.,k,rs, pier
eias-,s, tables, Brussels aud ingram catp,ts, uI
paintings, an every thius belonging Ct u.st-,'lss
house. sale positive. las
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RAIlR ROADS.

CHn sam GO ~sE -En mac.
JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted
Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
SO r NJ $50 a m
4.45 A. $50 r. NJ.
A B0vE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
N of passengers Southport. Greenwood, Franklin,
Edinburgh Columbus, making connections at Seymour
with trains the Ohio Mississippi Road, and at Louis
vile with trains the Louisville. Frankfort Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roads.
Freight trainsleaye daily. Freight promptly forwa wardsd
Office, Madsos Depot, West side.
A. :. CAROrHERs, Superintendent.
J. G. wuIrcostB. Freight Agent. spl'62-dly
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Winchester (va.l Cor. y. \. Tribur
The Case of GEN. ISlenker.

Gen Blenker with his staff arrived here TO day, ,
On route for Washington. the General. | am in
formed. having been relieved of bis command
which is completely demoralized Blenker is
medium sized. restless, oyerbearing sort OF man
extremely rude and boisterous Himself and
staff stopped here night, and every time they
moved about the hotel, the clank, clank clank
OF their swords on the floor or over the stairways
disturbed the rest of the guests
The brief space allotted me would not allow
anything like a recital OF the barbarities and
butcheries of Blenker's men, and even should
recount half. dozen or SO they would scarcely be
credited. While on marches everybody and
everything suffered. tongues were cut out OF
cattle. and the poor animals left TO suffer, and
perhaps die: as many fifteen sheep and lambs
were sometime stolen in day, and slaughtered
articles of no value whatever 20 the soldiers were
carried of and destroyed, &c. From the highest
officer ia the command To the lowest the demoral-
ization was complete Matters finally arrives at
such pass that officers in the division rendered
their resignations in order TO escape the odium
which the conduct OF Blenkers men threw upon
them Gen Fremont eventually ordered an in
,estigation. and il is said, but with what truth I
do not know. that during the examination Of
some men Blenker became very nsolent. upon
which Fremont took Oh his (Blenker - shoulder
straps and broke in two his sword. After his
arduous whisky campaign Gen Blenker will pro.
haby be allowed a long rest.
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II Zu.BY FERGUSON Attorney and Counselor at Law.
IN Pays cash for approved Judgments aud mortgages;
slso negotiaes loans. notes. &c. Ofcc - Fast Wash
ngio street. upsar, second door 90 the right hand OPP
positc Glenns Mock. octs
uOSFFH y MCDONALD A ADDISON L. RoACHE.
- Attorneys and Counseors Law. .Etns Insurance
Company Building. second floor. Pennsylvania street.
yel diy
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Do not be put of by unprinciped dealers with other
preparations they make more profit Demand Ayers
and take others The sick want the best aid there
for them, and they should have IL.
PREPARED BY