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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

TuE EXHIBITION at Sunderland last Friday
erening, was entirely successful Many who
came were unable &c get admitlanee. The Manel-
ester Cornet Band vi, present aud allsi mucl,
to the general salistsction The performances dill
much credit to those who participated There
was little fun on tie occasion as there is apt to
be z, such times, Cor instance enc Of the perform
anees 50 far pleased one ef The auditors who. !,
seems. attended with his wife and children, that
he was heard to exelaim, do il again 10 please
the baby -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

fHS BElrssH Rrvixws FeR JANuaHE. 1892 -
Leonard sceit 4 &C. Reprints d Blaehwced's
Magazine aad TIE British Reviews sorre regular
y ts oar table from the attentive publishers. We
have rseents received ekveol. che wsssnln.
sfcr, the London ooaricr'y. she ElleAurgh and
North British Reviews 81 Jaanayy. Al II which
have articles Gu The Ah,tgiean var II decided Ia
teresi to those who vsh Ia he Informed q th.
orinious e ths leading English writer's IN the ".
Floas eircls' which these magaslnss rspreseus.--
The bes. talent in Hegland is employed apon them
and although lhc cIrsalaten u some u them {.
actually less ia Grea, Britain than n tic Uull.d
States. they are, to certain extent tho organs
q tho advanced opinions within their several
spheres ofinaaencs corresponding ia some degree
with the gradations q American L niimen, 10 rs-
ligion. philosophy. and craftsmanship.
New volumes u the four British Reviews, The
Westminster. ,he North Rri,i,h, IL, London and
the Edinburgh, and also Blaekuoo d's Masarine.
rcpablishei BY L. Scott & Co.. New York. COM
mcnee with the January numbcrs, making The
present most favorable time TO commence new
subscriptions. The terms per annum for any enc
Of the four Reviews are So. and also The same for
Lakewood Any iwo Of the number may he OBJ
Gained for s., aud all together FOR $40 Money
carrcnt IN the State where ssuta wili DO rscsN-
ed at par
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

CoSGnAruLAroEY.--0ur town may vel be
proud cf its board % fence viewers Mr.. Morgan
stands very high among our citizens, and il Alessr
Dudley ami Lyman are slightly less conspicuous
than their comrade their sphere Of action IS prob
abs somewhat more ample. Their decisions will
certainly be Of 'etighfy nature and sufficient 10
jeltle any subject which may come under them,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18
Local Intelligence.
RfsrrBtieA

PrEsosAL--8 Rev T. S. Cashmas. Il Orwell.
As' besn engaged As pas,er b tie Congregational
sociegy u this village. 4 parsonage w,il BE- bu.h
this SUMMER "a tbs corner lo; q the main street
snd shai leadins 70 he Seminary. F5rtas pres
20, NJ eastman vii occupy the house opaed
y ar. T W. Mlleit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

liossrlo NunssN. iFsiei
LEeskEE s&hefa8s. Marehsasef
fsssEs s CAHeas. Lyn8en
y Il Hanp. hafglrsiea.
fksrtE BakR. Berkshire,
y y RTfsoifs. AlbuFgh
W. Y IL BisGn4w. s'evs
BrazRsg MAn9is. Clslsea
joins !. kpwARps, Derby.
\. " hoEa. RailAEi.
Jos1ra A. PErsgiss. Montpelier
lss Goengtr. Wrs,miusler
gATAka T NHrNcHlLL. WeeaA tek
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

ErMcsrp.--Te learn tha, Capt Sheldon q
Company G, q the lst W. Cavalry, has resign
"a bis command Quite likely, however, the ru-
NOR may prove premature.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

AxoFnrn.- Another storm burst upon US last
wsek Friday night aud 50 eaeeiually blocked Up
he railroad TIA, We had ne trains yesterday =
Perhaps this is to he one Of The years when they
bare SIS weeks slsighiug IN March
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

REMOVED DIR. r. Baton, Of Factory Point,
has removed his ofiiee from Thaycr's Hotel to the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. AIeaoham. Dr.
d. has had an extensive and long continued prac-
tice in his profession and those who With any
thing in the dental Inc will find him a skiilfu
and satisfactory practitioner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

NEw HAMPsmRg ELEcTiox.--Returns
are received from all bot eighteen towns
IN The State. The following il the vote :
Berry, 81 ,374; Stark, 27,4s9 Wheeler,
1858. Berry's majority is not Tar from
1000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

Davis has suspended Pillow They wiIl
never get their just dues until the Govern
meni suspends them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

Paris, the scene Of the late aebi r. Ten
nfssee, is lie capital 81 Henry county, and
Is one hundred aud ten miles West Of
Nashville.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

The War Department has authorized
Gen. lfalleck to supersede Gen. Grant,
uaIess he should ask to be relieved, on ac-
count of bad conduct az Fort Donelsou
and elsewhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

a. iorfs for tie Council 81 Csnscrs viii bs
sent from this Office during The present week. TO
the Town Clerks throughout the County.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

Keogh, is a Roman Catholic the Junior Judge,
Bar n Hughes, b = Roman Catholic the county
high sheriff, M. y. Harding, il Roman Gath y
lie; the city hi,;h sheriF, Mr. ID. ID 'DogIn. is a
Roman Catholic. tho two sub-ehefiffs, Me. r.
Barry, aud Mr.. V. Douegsn, are r rrnan Catho-
licp; the mayor, who IL named in the royal
commission. Is Mr.. J. Y. Mcguire, N p, Ro
man Catholic.
An important meeting OF the clergy, NOM
befS Of parliament and gentleman, WAS lately
held At the house ofthe Catholic Archbishop oi
Dublin, with respect TO the lrisn p 'or Law. r..
solutions were aiop'od urging a oltsaidcIiod Of
psupers that ~ill separate the virtuods f-on
the vile, In favor OF providing separate plac,.
d worship for protsstants aud catholic, and
giving gu.rdiins power to reu c1ildren out .,
woIkhousos until thoy were { years old. Sv.
srl other reforms we're aiyoca,ed, and a con
mltteo appointed % carry them INFO tT c'. IT,
the courss Of discussion It was stated that the
Irish poot-lA~ Bard was compost almost Ak
clusively OF p-otcatsuts, whde nine.tsnths OF
tho poor OF Ireland a-c catholics.
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Honor TO Whom Honor is Due.

We publish the following item from the New
Yc.k TABLET, of the current woek
WALLIsoFORD, CoSN CATHOLIC SCHooL.
The Catholic pas'or of merid.n, Conn, Rsy. I.
Walsh, has op ,ped new Catholic school in
Walling ord, Conn.,, which place no also attends
IN his mission. We learn that Nose, ). Beach,
Esq, proprietor of tho Nav York SUs, has
kindly volunt eered to support this school at his
own expense during the coming wear, paying
the teacher, Supplying heater, coal, &C., and,
it neceesry bo,Es. Ho has BEEN most kild AMI
generous to the Itholcs Of Wallingiord, and
Of course, the Rey. Pastor has gladly accepted
Of Mr. Beach's mun6cent Uffer. Suca acts a.
the above d, serve public mention, as Mr. Beach
Is not Catholic, which makes tnis noble act OF
his deserve still higher commepdltion. We
understaud tina, the school COW mum )ers nsarly
one hundred pupils, and " Il 10 LARGELY in
creased during the spring aud su nmat months
The Mr. Beach mentioned above, is Moses Y.
Beach the former Publisher Of the Sun, an
one of its earliest propie,ors, -ho resides a.
Wallir gford, Conn. NJ. Moses s. Beach, IL
present Publi,her, is his son.
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+ | N A N G | A L.
NEW YORK, wednesday, FEB, 10.

NEW YORK; Wednesday, feo' H.
The excitement Of the Last Tow days mas Leon sue
ceedsh by degree Of lsnguor and strong diSpo@i-
ton 10 get cut" on the part of th"sS who ~ re-
Gently 'go, In" The western railroads were gen.
ally heavy Tho s'n'hern STATE s'''NA "e'e' now
ever very strong, and showed In some cases a 'ur-
tier adVArce Amer 'he board 'eIe "'S NV" ar uo,
ihB ana prices r'"i~"'u "'A'' 'D'
we're, however large sales of so'o' hneh' SIX 'e
tween the boards at 9O' Ine banks 're underSH"d
10 lie reahAihg on VIZ w '"'y '''' y" ~ w " -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

posed 10 Abolitionsm, a. Il q understood In
America The abolitionists have not n right to
touch slavery in the United States, excep a, in
dividusls expressing freely their individual
opinopA
The guiding chiefs Of tho abolition movemeu,
IN the Northern States appear inspired by far y
hc1 Esal on question woich concerns the
most grave interests sf the southern states and
the whole country. slavery IL the 'sick man
Of the United Statee. The abolitionists OF the
North, whore slavery does not exist, soc tue
situation Vi tue 'sick man al a distance,
.uioish telescope. Th.ir exaggerated views
iniluoLCo iltif tsIripuors.
T1,Es ae eevs;al'citiss In the South whcre
slavery is pttpa ual, ant whore the velloW
fever ani tee cholera are frequent visitors.
rlne could not supPoce that any archbishop or
ishop coull vi b ~ make hiulaall tue advoc.te
OF cholers or yellow fever. What he would ID
would bo TO sbsndOn the trestmont Of tines.
D aladiee to the i0h ibtsnts Of the ci,s where
they rreysil, and the Physicians who kuow ln
shst msnntr they car he cured or mitgNod
but our abUlitiOuist doc ors of the North. who
dwtll far from slavery and thess epidenCs,
would wish ia the interest OF hunanty
20 burn the cities Of the South, whicn they
woold consider a. the most prompt moan Of
purifying the air ot DESTROYING and sxtornira,-
ing, by single remedy the cholera, Latorr'
and the yelloW fever.
There are in the Southern s Ates 'our millions
Of slaves. Abolish slavery all OF a su idea, snI
what will bocOms Of tben2 2 What will bscOms
II their masters Whd will bec ms VI tho
product Of thair labor, Of which Eufopo h4s uch
need The abolition party Of North AmoucA
take no ,ccount " all this.
hope, sir, that you will have the kindness
10 publish thsas foS observations 10 your wide
~ circulated journsl The article In question
hss boen read IN Europe, doing wrong with
your readers to my reputation as Catholic
archbishop. II, then. you believe thNs repair
alton ia due 70 me, am persuaded that, In YOUR
impartisity, you will sc,otd it ! have the
honor 70 be- sr, your devoted servant
JOHN HUGHES,
Arrnhishn a of Nav York
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Archbishop Hughes on tho SnOiect OF sia'

very.
The Paris newspaper, JoURNAL pEs EEBArS
Of February 81, publishes the following able
letter, sddrcssed TO that paper by Archbsh p
Hughes, which explains his views upon the
slavery question -
Sra Ca the 25th Of last month the JoURSAL
DIS DEDATs published an article which the un e.
dersigned considers as mi lrOus 20 him. the
AfchIahop Of New York is therein accused Of
being an advocate OF slavery.
THIS accusation ia entirely destitute OF fOun-
dBtion. The Archbishop Of New York is not,
and never his bean, and never could bs, an at-
vOclte OF slavery.
He is cleo in this article accused Of being the
author ol a certain article publi-hs1 in the Nav
York MKTEorOLIrAS RECORD during tho last
su1mer, az article which has boon moro recsnt-
~ trlnsla'od into French and published In tho
loUKSAL Ls MOSpE. The editor Of tho ME-
rROroLIIAS RECORD Is alone responsible for
that article. Tho JOURNAL DE5 DEBATS has
attributed II 20 tho undersigned, and said that
Il vas signed by NJ. Hu Shss, Archbishop Of n N,w
York. Permit me, slr, TO assure You that II
the name Of Nj Hughes, Archbish0p OF Nes
York, IL app ndsd to it the 'gnstqre l.
false. Tna JoURSAL DIS DKBATs represents
me as hayit < undertaken ia this article
supposed 10 DO written by mo, TO rsfute the
work written by NJ. ColhIn, endtlsd
Abolition Of SlAyery.' Permit me TO OBJ
serve that my attention was Il at called U
this wofk by ih7 article 10 your journal IL is
not, then, probable that | could undertake g
rtfute a book which had never seen up 70 the
9Th of last month. In consequence OF the &C
cusation courained in the JoURNAL DIS De
RAIs, | prOCursd copy Of this book, and have
read il for tie fret time was extremely sat
ised with it in SO far as 1t treats Of slavery In
a bistotical and statistical point Of view. The
| learned author has been, up TO csrtain point,
| led into error by the abolitionst authorities Of
the United States, who, as partisans, sxAggsr-
ate the horrors Of slavery boy ond tho truth.
Tn;ll .,thSash 70 h.y' me never ss.sI1 Si,ss
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N A r | N f.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CLEARED.

F.S, + 81, e., e., 6 g " 90 T sM
CLEARED.
DTEAMBHIP-Me,Amors, Coffin, wAshiAg.1-,.
master. -
BuPS-Pacihc, Hull, Buenos Ayrea, WIN Nd..a
s'n Lord Dun.i in tBrl Orb bey, Liverpool Bogd
iiincksni Lord BtoughAm, He ting, Philsdalphlas
Pr NJ blomAn Hdge; Ada, Nlo0lAs, II and tor
Bremen, Ruser Brs' Magnet tBr! Brown. z-.-.
Ius,l, Irwin d Co. nv
BARKs-AtalAnts, Bulling. Liverpool, Hsnninss
70 slrg; B..dsr, tho-l Hendricks n ouessistowus
'pnc' hsincis Wsud, Liza tsrem| ,,,I ..Ss-
rate, TriI nj d, Ksliichs d CG BIynsoIL hhisrS
/. ud' n, 3 oV d Bugsssi FJSmicA. tSrl a."
Ouccnftovn, n, II lmb q Coz TheDda- Carver Jar
lerus, JE Wsri a Ca C,fhI. Riddel, AsPtn-
wal, Tuppan q Ut, rbuc'i Williams Loyal, Do
d., Flua q arleN tHrl Jones', Glou' eateT, JocksoA
hrl, Curwin Chase, ntsvdeo Yates, r@-
'rL,lc * Co. HyT srion, Gibson, Barb .doea,
DNghi; LauA BshrtnA, Antwerp, IL koop.
BIl0S-H ual,ck, King; Arroyo, Burdeta =
R,ersaI, salem, tI,AiAul Cssaen, Queenst0wn. AS
ho.ms'e G.; LAUREL tBrl DAIyDple, Cienfos-
os, j Whitney CO. -
EChUONskS Nautilus, Lang, Key Wen, n
amer ES Lo~ning, Thsrn. Washington. Bake
= Dayton A AdpleSon for Phil.isiInis, W No
Kee; w Wi son, Ryan, iur Pot RyAl, Whse' or .
btI AnAhGn w Tufts RUSSELL for Deals IslAAds
mAAtsr. Winner, CObm0s BlatOn, r Buck q
Cn; Mary Harris j hnsUn Nassau EneAs; OceAa
Wave LookhAri NasuAbO. X Ds Wot; LAHa'
eyer, for MsyAgues, w Lewis q Co; a Terry
P,drick, HavAl a, II Elirdge Lane, tBrl sar-
baLis, 81 John, Is, master; q Henry, nr rhaas-
dtuphn: lton, Buntiu n, Hatters lnet \ No
Cr,s.dy q Co; q Fisher, Stevens hilhu W
Henry, Shanut, Dea = Iii md sarsh Ang' WeaverN
Pbtl ais phiA ~ w Al kSo; New York, uoodsoAs
BRISTOL } Z DAJt1n Co.
BLOCP-PArIhenis, Fleming, Key Port
ARRIyKu.
| BrRAM5HlP5-Poican, Jones, frondonoa, via
| ndse u u bynrtr. 80
Fw Broose, Foster, BAlsimurS with mhe
VIM Daizell. ,, I..,.W
KsnngUoc GNroI, PhfsdePsb with md'' 70
Perkins. ,,.,, p.j, n
Kangaroo, (Brl McGuigSn 'rnm Liverpool Feoo
| and Qu-eAsS wn "a, Al IS M' "'A uAS -
pass ngers h. j G Dale i u,.,...
bermuda uays. 5allvl L. 90 "lIh bilS MOuhA-AA
EsKls, fOr New \ rA'
| aIupa II 4 Souls, waite, Ot FieepNrt- frcnA
uavr, Ian OH, g. Nesuiith 8 Son. Had oontlnuaA
Lsayv westerly gales to tue west OF Sable lal md
sn.r wli,h gLt yarisble Wiz ds and cAlnlA Jan SSd
ana Yhth lat a. long 80 experienced violent hurri-
oAnssS which ew away tue malhloossh ald o'assa
the Vo-ss - ship heavy seas fsb D, LAT 81 3S naS
20 to, sew an America gunboAt, t-eriag r. ls,h.
las 40, lon 90 b0, saw aLip Great Republic h'-0' ~
swallow, Mains, HAvre 4S days. in ballast TO a
Taylor. ~ a, u.Doins,. L
PAnamA, Hansen Bavre 50 lays 70 h'nninss
GoAng. Heavy weather.
| RARKa-John Wesley, diltey' or SessporS m
Hord.auT Dto 20 20 Richard buek . w. n~~
atrooS w salss the sntire pAsSAsS. % 4. LA
| ha3disn DleuH uf and frpm hresnen % as, -
| r,d-s ma so nassena W Rug0r Bros. hAl h~~'s
| weather drst part OF passage
BM9s-cP1vt k'0ulOc+ q AAisAA'' u n
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D,,,.u. az F,a.eo 4. MEXICO.

by the letsst European mails received We
learn that among the diplomatic and other doc
umsnta transmitted TO the French LsgiAlaivs
Assembly. are series Of papers s'ttias forth
he real history Of yhs ain end motives of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
d BLACK STAR LINE

OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
4 aengers from or ~ Liverpool, ny the following
!, ass packet ships, sailing on the
9th ami 24th Of each msnth;
SAA, CuluyatOr, RnHclus,
n Nlla, Cynosure, Josn Bright
/ Wonis, Chancellor, Thornton,
yewalsr, Cor stitutitn, Universe.
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
ELAru, IIsTER BANKtNu Co, AND ALL PARTa
or ESGLAND ASp SCOTLAND.
hc'l2s WILLIAMS Z GUION, 20 Fulson -
tSAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL
a by the Back Ball Line ~ PtcEet<-Tnr snip
AuNE tails tomorrow. For passage, apply v
NB WILSON, los Suuth ~. fsl9 3'il3
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Ito value Of these articles this year II .'out tfo.
f0".Co out II 10 million exported In January, and
the quantities ~ exported FAR srrcsed thoas Of sny
previous similar period, and tho export 10 incidesr
IIpn the ,hrieni harverts Of Lard and we-,ep
Europa That isuPon a etsio Of Affairs ,hss nevs-
o ctrrei thcre W such an extent, and vhi n mu-a
p~as awNy. The whole value hss, II spp~.r>
hnwcvcr, MT sufnced N msintAn the sKchsng..,
and ou,~N-d current o. gold Is weekly bro.dsr ssA
deeper. TIE amount of importation now going 90
much in eNct- n the exports u the loyal staaas.
whtn the pr.du, ,s " the North will again oosss
me- the scconuL Il i not p s,lc I, essiuis,s bxs
* certain tina, with the preseu, a,a,s II the lnp-s
trade ,hc sreie will leave ,he country in desp snA
broad s'rcam even the export Of weatern proiu.s-
~ uld b. sustained mU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

FANTED-LADIES TO LEARN TO OP-
crate On siog-r's wheeei n wls,n's snt
IL sewing machinea, and practice ull sui-hst
Ihop WORK; gutses and every part learned per-
terms ST.. Also machines for sale and u ct,
brchArd At, ne, stanton fell 2tA 'l23
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

NJ BONNET FRAME MAKERS WANT
~ ,d-n"ne but gppd hands need Apply; al
I'D hands Sill pleAsa spplv Immediately. A
}. II. HAWKINS Excelsior Bonnet Frame
u'artory, 29t Canal - fsl0 2 5s
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PsoOTT's LINE
OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

OahscrfbaN NCsfisikssp~p1rtha 6AAfcatas q
70 ~ and frun Liverpool, by their iavorlS
I packets, comprising In part the following
TAPS OOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
lDNOUGHr, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
! ADAMS, CON5rBLLATIOb,J. j BOYD,
POINT, ESDORT, PuBNLXi
ikWkITkR, bhA FLOWER, CAMBRIAN
ins' sogetner wlih 4Rersi ship every hu
DsSscribers are also agents for the
K LINZ OF LONDON PACKETS,
all Of which they grant certificates On lbdrA
REMITTANCE5 no IRELAND, b..
i Co. Aso oontinue " issue drArs, payAhis %
"A. IhIoughout England, IralAnd, BootlAna
7alsa a the LOWEST RATES.
ulAr0. with all particulars, may be hAd On APP
on Il, by lsttaI. enclose postage stAmp) 10
TAP6UtsTr \ CO., 50 South 81 New York.
r.iiO TS PsCoTf, shIrB d co. Livsrpo.rl,
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WING TAUGHT
4 o operate on whee ~ a wnsDn's and Singers
ng machines; practice on shop wors term
tss Cana "A, ja20 al'i@
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LADIES TO LEABN TO OP-
crate IN Sing,r's and wlse or Wilson.
ing .,hiat-; all branches taugh, p-r'et, aud
tice IN work; terms 81. Apply ~ 100 Fat
brooklyn, up-st. ,rs. iel9 Y4S'l2o
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|, ANTED-LADlES To LEARN 10 OpE
. rate ol Singers snd WussisI a Wilson's sew
machines prSic, until perfect on AL Kinds
ork terms frum 81 W ~ AL kinds of ssv
nachines " let. Ss2 Henry -. fela VA
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WING INCONSISTENCIES PER-
3 ns who wish W learn " operA,e on Singers
M machines; terms rnly 81, and practice on
nds oi work also some Rpd sewers 70 learn
pAnialoon trade. Inquire 80 Delaney - iH
fell 2lalsl2l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

TIE U. s NAVY, Sea-
men, o,d'y seamen and lanisnen; inquire
a clothing 81 re- 4n3 Pearl u cor. Ntudew .tsr
LIAM A. utLT5 tly 4"'l2S
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WING MACuINES-LADIES TAUGHT
> or,r .ts on Singers and Wnceler 4 Wilson'S
,ng machines, by an old experienced teacher.
TIC M perfect military wurS. and other
{. and recommended " shops After learning,
, al tnsi 90, at 81 stanton st., near Allan. pri-
dwe,lifR fsis 2lsc'lA
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WING MACHTNES-LADIES TAUGHT
, cper.t cn Singers, wheeler d Villains ma
- by an ayper'oncei operator terms 10 cants,
HI kinds Of wmk kl>o one Singer machine mo
sals; price SO, 81 No. = Allen -, near Diyis-
jaSO Aac'l20
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WANTBD.

tREMEN AND COAL HEAvERS WANT
tor q. s. Navy. Apply a. q. MUNDY, No
votk street, near the Navy Yard gate, Brook
q Also . god cooks. feio s'ile
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SHIRT IRONERS, 10
gpod iruuers and I girls N lea II W mn can
\ steady emplo, ment ~ tue New Sntr' LAundry,
evhle n. J I9qrire this day, Tue@d ", Al 10
ST., after 10 A. N. felS 3'lPl
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N BOYS WANTED TO MAKE TIED
IOextensiou skirts none but FIRST rate hand-
1 apply, at 3l1 Broadway, up stairs. fels s'ltt
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SHIPPING.

D r LIVERPOOL - THE SPLENDID
'olipper snip ANTARCTIC, CAPT. stouh'r' VII
|tivaly sal on the 94th FsD. Second osnin pAs
err taken s, S,eers'r prirea. fJr passage AP
N hoNd, pier IL Pssi u ysr nT "
i4T'us p. N. DEMARFsr. 90 south ~.
bR LIvkkfOOL--OLD oI.ACk stan
IIno-Iue pS, ka .rip AUSTRALIA, lying
or ~ ,Rs,N tvgt, a..s 2lst Feb. for passage
y u WILLIAMS q GUIoN, 20 Fulton 81.
lel 2kac'ift
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l0LooAL PER TON OF q, 900
5ol6s' well screened and ffes from si.as;
ID .n PsT% ~ 10 o. ths ctiy, FROM yards ibl
fTL ~ lss-iA
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lO-CoAL PER TON OF 2sOO LBS.
,TN Peach Orchard, Red Ash, S5, EnglIsh
Oil, Ike, Ss. Orders by pos, promptly At-
Isoy W. +. TRkADWRLL, s4S BowsTy.
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ro.. "a nSn bsl Ie.s7b, $40 i0,ls3,eS6 ls,l9e, ~
I.si, , 'o'o'O'"'- 9n2' eco b,sf6,STT

The Imports Of merchandise arc les this year
,h.n Lad. for ,hs rsaSon that the goods then ar
n,ipR had, 70 soma sTssnt, been ordered before
,hs ,rvullss became ssrsps, sn4 were sssAisg up'-
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THE NEW YORK SUN,

fublished daily, Sundays exoepsed.
= urT Pm ooPr-Ux cErr rrR wKKN.
Delivered anywhere IN the s''y or vicinity.
: Asen,s supplied .. sI cents psr 100 oOpie~ -
ghsn .-ns By u,sn TArss Dollars pev vsoy-
~ uonahs, fr n. TIE pos,.ge wiAhin this s,s,s
Mig esveffV-ei0h oeHts pear-oua of ths s,a,e,
% year. Address al lesssrsto
IOsils a BEACH, Propris,or Of the Ths Sun,
Ccr. FJhtan and Aassau -, n. Y.
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)hPSOS'S BLACK STAR LINE Oy
dverpod packets. -Passags office l1o Pearl -,
AVerPool-The CALHOUN, a, Pier ., N,rth
SANS yah Feb A ship Of this line AuA
liverpool syegKR-k. tshi R4Ao','I
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)R A FEW DAIb.
INTO The FIRST REGIMENT n. Y. v.


ABLE BoDIHD MEN WILL BB RBCK1vED
INTO The gIRsT REGIMENT n. Y. v,
nos reginnnt commanded by
Coionsl aARRHTr DYCKNAN,
nro Of The Mexiosn war, s about W be nletho
tximun number. Sworn In bu, for ,wy years,
Ibu, Hrnesn u,ontks % ssrve, vhn usch man
ssivs . bounty Of t10o-rnaking his pay, "
a ror, equal 70 nearly
TWENTY DOLLARS A MONTH.
I,iying 9, the Recruiting Once, No. ~ Brad
i be applicant receives Al once Uniform, m
Nd fuy 1rOu the sars aog, and Ia sent 70
Wst News, Va, where the regiment " ple.-
situsted, beng In barracks ,sffA befs and
u do. This regiment has Also the finest band
lny in the ned, the pieces being Of German sill
Z Thnse desiring 70 enlist viii hni II ,o their
resa W apply hrs. W Lieut.. Col. J. FRED.
RsoN, ~ Broadway, Recruiting othceJss1 n-o
lPER BOX MAKERS-A FEW GOOD
glue work en- wanted IN large work. @, Al
Juane ri, or OF Elm, up stairs fsio2'lOt
|IRT HANDS WANTED TO WORK ON
oven and knot,ed ssirts none bu' eSpsriencet
Is need apply, OF Liberty 81, up stairs
Si9 2'ili