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PROPER TINE TO pRNNEFRrIT
TREES

Ma EpIfom - base derived mura
pleasure and trae6 lraa resa ~ re &C
fefsal ticws 81 wtitefs Ia lhr 81 n Tar.
err peuanag 70 ihr saHe brH6eA ~ 80
Fc1''are fsr 4 fc. yezsH psa. vlea
hat bssn uiHten aai sal y 1gF aaa
elbcft IA fegsrl a. tie bs sae3a q
rruae fruit trees, aal issm SHIT olall
gssber iren o es AMI eKprgimneuis 81
mrowu haa isceus pretty well can-
Viuced liiat iAe best tine 81 pfunc WIS., ilte
saiicr part 4 jane. Or the first = lul, -
lBsi 10 ralins lhe diseasti - Of tie les.
nltiifs Agricultural SIC ciy Is che Far.
p gfl, recently. | comfvss ths, lel, some
aAai uoap.ussrd 70 hnd such thorough
practical men Is Marshall Z. Wilder and
A. q she!doa pronounce March tie best
iinA TO- prania.. .shoald have b,eB
Eraiifed Il ihsy bad more1ully given their
reas9ps ior their eoArlasion., Mr, Shell.
don said be led passed 4 iimb' kap his
tree each moaihi and iAsl MAlI The
best time. No&, Mr. EdaoFsI haye'iicd
the salns experiments apd haze come 10
adIlicrenl conclusion. have ioun,a &N-rc
limb was sawed OF ~ MafA Reloa X
Ssuld begin 90 heal over the wdiad. TIE
stump aoali g. scared 30 il,ai i would
nd commence % grow over 1nmsdls}cy
at be end Of stamp, bu. ofien AZ .lourb
Or onc-half iach down FROM ihe cA,. bat
wber | have ssse.l them from the Amr
tree ~ tie same year. and as near a. pos
eible The same size limbs, | have found
the stump Or wound, where the limb WIS
saved oil IL June, 20 heal over, olieu in
one, aad sometimes in two or three years
sooner than those cut of March.
;hinS there are some argument. Ia
favor Of winter Or early spring pruning
We generally have more leisure, en- get
Al tie work easier, arc less liable 10 dam.
age other crops, and perhaps saving Of
the sap Which would e. 10 nourish The
tree, LOST ID the limb II lcil until june
| have found il 10 work well, on somc o,-
casioas, 10 cat 81 limbs il winter, OF early
spring, leaving stamp three OF four inch
e. long, ald ia the iollowin Jane, saw
the STUMP on smooth aud Close 10 The bod,
or main branch, always coating over the
wouad with shsllac dissolved ia alcohol,
which can be kept in bottle AMI alway
really for use, aud Will keep any length
Of time If corked up tight. A good way
Is 10 put small brush into tie cork SO
that il viii be inside the bottle, AMI ui.
mersed il the liquid 81 hen cooked, which
will keep II tom getting dry and harl, as
II soon would, it exposed TO The air.
Perpaps Mr.. Wider or Mr.. Sheldon
will explain more fully their reasons faI
coming 10 their conclusions, through the
colunn, Of llie Farmer, and hereby grai-
fy myself, aud doaOt not many others
who have much confidence in their sound, /.
prctical judgement. know that you en-
terrain diileren, opinion upon Tie sub
jecl from theirs.
dshburaham, March, 1862 w
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LIMA BrANhE;sslE-Tq secure an
early crop OF this hAll,ious 6,l late matur-
ing eean, cut numerous tits 81 sod or 3
inches square, set them abQse a good bed
of manure IN hot-bed, aallpIIi n bean.
eye down, in each cover With lil to The
depth Of an inch. Transplant them 10
May, aud put two or three 10 4 pole IN a
VAIN sheltered spot. Pinch oil tic Top
OF the vine when about 3 feet high 10 sill
further promote early maturity.
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l.ss sua. a ih0se bordering epm
stea ne nesy anA,, beias mofp lab.c
g bl8gisb rfst sad lhe a.iae4s " Gee nudge
~ acesA
iiieh lsmls grafsl'y and sandy lossi,
and 90 general. ans s8 sha' sell psosluee
z.od GERS + sa5iaalr f,r sacat
4 clean, moas A- " rich and well p0i-
etrscd "a. i essential hsHcc land iiiai
has bcen D corn tie prrsisu. year would
seu best 70 aiewer hrsc requirements
4lailv ,6e earlier whea Is sswn Tie
bruer NJ Il Is the more liable 10 escape Tie
aeegl and olhsfNise 10 well. II sac ARE
10 bc iroabisd with lie insect that made
its appearance last year. there vii GER
tainly be another indueemenl for early
sowing 10 escape, as much ~ possible, is
ratages.
Land should not be worked shen il is
wei and heavy better wait little later.
Il sh Old X borrowed lightly before sow
Ing, 10 secure a more uniform termination,
and thoroughly afterwards, finishing with
the brush Or roller, so as 10 leave smooth
surface for the scyti,e or mower.
Considerable care is necessary IN the
\ ttion Of seed, some kinds Icing much
elsrlhal .oIlrr.; aud a week or len
day. "a rentc'in the maturing, viii often
materially pfest the crop.
a chang1h@ Of seed. once in three or
four years. i lfsfcal, even II he same
4.ind grown ON Different soil be obtained
a pcr.epti6iychange'm IA. the yield, for The
better, & u betLe result
IL conclusion, Arlpe9 will,find that in
rai.igs ~bt, as fqlil as il any other
bra'tl' Of thtg occupation, skill nd fore
sight are .inSalouble,hgi pay well Tor their
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Z A d / i 81
The use Of
Armstrong; Washing Machine


viii make washing day" a day not so much to
be dreaded as the hardest working day Of the
whole week The washing, by the use Of this
Machine. can be done in Que half the time requir-
ed b. The old process Of rubbing and pounding /"
a child twelve years Of age can operate this Ma
chine with ease. while the saving ia the wear Of
clothes, in an ordinary family, will pay for the
machine IN years lime.
This Machine is in use in the families Of the
following named persons to whom We are permit
ted 10 refer
d. 7, WAtKEH, VIZ. BRovsSoE,
L. u. DURros, A. J. GRAr.
FOR SALE BT
G. II. WALKER.
Manchester. Oct 2sth, 1861.
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The Depository of the American Sunday School
Uuiuu abi American Tract Society. Also. the
publications Of Carriers. Randolph, llayt. Mar,ein,
braries
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IgI.apDing EHApcl..

We have now il store Forty Different Kinds
Sizes aud Qualities Also.
~ "a m- Exc H2 EE va e. 49,
TwenIy-four sizes and kinds. These are VERY
extensively used by Groce,s, Druggists aud others
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Tue EQUINOX nousE,

0rrS TRoE JuSE To DfcENREp, ron PERMANENT
or TRANSIENT VISITORS.
THIS Iousc, hl,Hg Icen recently enlarged, is
now the most eonnoliuls III the State, andis fur
nshed with ths est comforts and con, euIences
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Cures MI Complaints If Nervous md spasmodic
character such us Neuralgia, G0uf, Rheum0iism,
81. VHus Ounce. Tooth and Eaf-.fehe. Bowcl
Complaints, NerroUsa and Spas@oiic SICK Hcad
Ache, 10 that terror Of all nervous dispositions,
and probably the chief cause Of Insanity, Loss
OF SLEEP"
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VANDERLIp's HOTEL.

T'lllS long established hotel still continues open
I for the accommodation If The ira, cling pub
lie. Particular attention given TO boardes from
abroad during the Summer mouths. The public
patronage hitherto Literally extended is respect
fully solicited. H. NJ VANDERBILT,
Proprietor
MANCHESTER, May %, 1861.
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Equinox Store Due.Eills,
Old Issue,
GOOD AS GOLD

To buy goods with at tie EQUINOX STORE.
Please present them Immediately for payment.
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Thankful for past patronage. we would solicit
a continuance Of the same, aud would invite all
who are wanting goods in our line 10 call at
o and 10 Cannon Place.
ly20 MOORE & MINIS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-22

10 lNAIN,
Very handsome styles, $50 tbs anosi Black Satin
even offered here.
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Have yuu seen those
BROWN REP'D GOODS 7
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ovERCoATINC


Variety fstylcs from 81 cent? to : 4, 90 per yard.
Very tirqualiiy 80 etr PEI yard. doubts t,.ll,
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TIE CAPITAL COLLEGE
Bryant, SsraIton 4 Co.'S.
Albany Mercantile College,
~ ANA Is Nasth PcnIi street,

Al BAN Y, NJ. Y.
e. II, BuaANr. j CALEtNs,
II. ID, sreArtoN. " Il. CIARk.
One o.ile associated College. lpeste, a, Aihany
New York, rlllpielihis Bahaio, ie,elpt'i. lle-
tr,h thiusgo apd St l.aui., Troy and Buosly n
Scholarships purchased 1t either point, are e,ssl
al 80 the eilsge> to- ahaniia,iej time.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Enbiaec. Double ald single Entry lleok keeping,
Commercial Computations, toipmefeial Law.
Peamsn-hip. business Correspondents, Partner
ship Settlements, etc. etc.
The Departments " Iieok keeping
and AOcoAis. j. urstu.a,sl and coaduetoi on the
Counting Roam Sisicm, the Hall. icing httel
up with appropriate desks, etc. and the student
is introduced a, ouoC to tie practical routine u
counting puuiUs generally.
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EI,iliGE Stamping.

We are prepared to receive orders fir Stamp,
ing Initials or Nue Paperand Envelopes. Work
well aud promptly executed.
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Gard EnggaGinS.

We still continue to execute orders for Welding
and Visiting Carts, sc. Wehlseour rork done
by the best Engnycrs.
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ALL WOOL DELAINES.
All eOlors, plain aud figured = much less Than
usual Look at them.
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Miscellaneous Books
TUCOI.OCICaI R0OKS.

Is larss and varied
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BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Just received.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Hnnses au0 farms if)anieo.

HOUSES WANTED--A number of HOUSES
end PARTS Of HOUSES. in good oSx ions csn Do
rented 20 advantage apgyi TO T. Z. WAT5ON Co.. NO.
l2i Nassau st.. mp a'air
VACANT LOTS WANTED in New-York in
EXCHANGE for hni-class imuroyed PROPERTY on
Murray Hl n.a S. sv now tod responsible tenant
VI ''-'' ~ w. c. GODDARD, No s5 Cedarst
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

HOUSE for SALE - The very desirable
j 4 ROUSE srd LOT No. 3IG 4b st, n,.r Lsiay st,s
place, four sleTi-s high. WITH bs-ent sebcel4y. ws
house a. 4 .Isu.ioa oom fr., .iory 1hs Ocsioo ya1
th- House 10 10 good oIdrr ihrou sh,ut bs rsnsS
bot snd cold bathroom, ~seTcosets gas Sc 1eiul
Of sale easy sad poe given n,edi ,sy. ApPy,o
JAMtS buCIlAN. -. Lg9 Ellzs1e.h-..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
INHE GREATFST BARGAIN in the

L sOR-F-NEsr -isss 10 be sod: sC1 acres Of 5ssit
bic IASD Ia Baimprpsrd mile by Dsyissb
the Ms ssp river nv. mie. to NsoOresor tA
-est eat afSs Iowa oppo.i ihs Msr sppi tern:rS
of lhs A Sankes sld FT4ris Gu C3ea HSirca al wth -
zbundlnce Of excellent wste power and vaiussle ness,
mostly wh-oss and rnapls variety Of SOIL spisrs
Bottoms snd op-vngs. Thle inst no incnmofsaee
Price about "a FeT Term'-r $50 cash down bsl
tims 10 dry so1s Apriy soon 10 the DspnsoL
l. .. LiEDHARDr. Uahl-i n. lliooi-.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
LOR sALE-The two.storY and attic HOISi
HOMES for MEN of MODERATE MEANS.

t1 SUPERIOR FAt tAs-EXfkA lNDuCEaENTs-
be subscnton Cg,' LIZ superior FARM-LAhDS IN.
proved snd uDiPnovtd obssp rates snd on ,sJ 70
suit the times sisc.ted 10 West NevJefsey ct ron sts a
mics below fhatslpni. On the 0lasooro and ilye Rail-
rosd The soi Dsn.y srtis free from focks and ssn<
and hirh!y productive. Mari absunds and little
Gu.rsd Railroad ITsns twice dy 70 snd from fhll
dephia and Ns3 YORK w5srs yrodGce ds be best msts
at the largest profits Thriving manufacturing towns
within shoT distance ad Of and good schcsS
sud ali the corvrpiencts snd comforts OF ri) are irl
The china IL 'eBP~Ts- sLd Wtoirsome No hesithef es
9n exits Good road. he country and COED xrs
aud power which ed cbesp. can svs,s b
% .ined To mechanics sd nsnn scsur.r 50 vel ia'
tits lanG presats opening Suers here hvs II
more ADVANTAGES fh.u IN Western eis'iD. without 4
n. s or rriyAi5s and smaler outlay Of money.
at your here NJ safer nysni mt can bs r,d
on. n 70 eur. to conpens who On tss
p0t NOS. tss, Ls NEEDS nd b. independent Of the sc.ss
lions Of business a"d the TINS fricrs range from si 10
per payable in uion My or quarterly as:slnsaii
otherwiss srt puchA Tie title pert, Ct and esg
OF al iocuabranc- Aitcomnwic- ,us Promptly ,n,wersd
yis!tars lrIve WGlnnts'srst NEsrf Ph.dphs AZ ga n
OF q m by The West Jer,ey airosd for Malaga Si,os
[ ne bouT. rlde) where JOHN COFFIN viii be found
who viii Igrd without charge. 'vry facility for usron
examination. Iha iTAns rsuin n Phi Dhia twice daily
For iarher information address sppy JOHN H. cor.
FIN. Malaga OOucss County. New Jersey CHARLES
~. MJ"Nls. 10 lJ5 Wa sut', Phiisdsl, his-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

01 AitG WILL luy q NEW TWO
y HUI STONY .5 ATTIC COTTAGE HOUSE
Lot 6s.iy laid OFT 10 b--ptfal iocstiOnf
sp9 each ,h- bs.tc-, <z00 PER yea. A,o 1--we story
brrt aud Dwelling on t1e aisy., prices slSa
t-rn. tie saIe Apply the cHcs Of D. c. D,nish Goa
o 5th-sE and isih 81. BrSoAlyp.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
CHEAP Fnncv Dress SILKS. at

GHEAP Fancy Dress SILKS, at
~ CikS HEARD 4 Co.'s, No. 5ol Gradit
Cheap Plsin Dirs, SILKS, -
CftAs HEARD 4 Co.'s, no. Jol Ortndst
Cheap Pisii and striped SILKS. q,
CHts HEARD @ .. No gl Grsndsi
Cheap FonluS siLks striped Paid sid Prir,sd si
Cu IS HEARD Co.',. 10. 90 Ofindst
Cheap Bieak lLtS. Ia 81 wi1tns AZ
CiTk- HEARD Co.., No Jvl ornDdH
Chesp lleayy Bi-ck Corded SILKS u
tHkS. Up ard = 60 =, No 80! ots ldat
bOENEV5 sna POhS jNs. Super Black lAE EiAs, a
ClfAS HEARD a. C'.,. No = Grsua't
Cnsap MSNTtLgAS. CAOAkS spd SACGI rs, a.
CHAS ~ fARD Co.'S NJ NJ orandtt
Cheep C.ctn CIR, ULARS .ud Waking JAGhE -, a.
GfIAs. HEAKU C1's. no. 81 DmDd u
Cbesv DRESS GOODS -i.1 POpIINs,s a.
CifAS DFARp a. Co's. No. Joi Orand-sL
CheaD Trsyeins DRESS GOODS. at
ItiA~. HEARD a Co.'S, No JJl ofsnd's''
Chesp Gray DRESS 0lOD$, 81
CahS HEARD L Co.'s No 1ol Drsnf.l
Ch-ap Gray DRESS gtfOUr nlly D. peT ysrt. Of
CHA4 HEARD 4 Co.. S'. ol 1rsni'-
Ciesp Cotton 81 InTI.;u. Gud SHEET! NO,.
CuAs HEARD s. Coz No. sJi oishifl
Ibe.u CALICuF5 and GlSGHANS a.
CHAg HEARD 4 Go .. 70. tnl Orr 90
n fse .yerytug IN the DN GOODS Linz VII ye 'o'l
CdAs. IE.RD L Coz. No. sol Gr,ud-s.-
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Eouee furnishing gocSs.

CHAIRS-No. 500 Peari-st.. wooc.seat, boxes
~ for chipping; sl-o Utc-, Dining cousge koeaAG
CHAIRS ard SrJDLS. rstaIled at wboiosse prcsS
DOLLAR Refrigerator ard Water Cooler
The b@.t lrOyi.ioD pTe-sTger sde. " hos-Ae an
retail BARTLETT < LESLEY, No. 40 broaewsy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
yrANTEATX 81 MANTELETS de- PARIS,
" nL--.-L -nL LnLl-- - q =. L-L-EE

trANTEATX ct MANTELETS de- PARIS
w AT RETAIL FQu WuOL rc III TRlCFe.
J. 4 J. uDNFS IL BArARp
~ 40. i0a iir. d Is I-ir. PARIS,
And Sos. 50 and % Re.,lt.si.. LOSDOS.
Dssisnet sud Ms4l'Acurrt ~ IA. !n h"sr-s 10 Lail''
MANTLE. S-rcr-s frconu-'-a vi Ar-lic.n b1si1--s
fr tie rat triy yrsrs-ge.p a'y rt1r q. tho Lsfir,
OF E-g.Yofk ts. m r1lssqu.rr. ol - g-uta' dsrols't
,ior u fh,if rsl it this oouutfy .y have
determined % a. 'iess 'b~alsr.vrf
At OSCF 10 IHT PUBLIC.
AID Will oDen on MONDAY, the 1s.h Apr i-slnt the con
modiogs a.d elegant stD-s
10 ~ BQOADw'y. - ....-
WITH 4 sTTMPTTOUs AsD AECHEnCBE COLLEC-
TON or THE LATEST fRE.cr NOFtLilIS,
~ LADIES' CLOTH ASn -fLh SAceJtS
BLACK SILK MANriLLAs,
CIRCUfIn!i huFFL.s AID 5iAWLEI Us,
pr, % n pafis ezn--sy ffih!. m"S inf Nhfh 'hey
Will o1-f pTses 20 c9nlisl tn,is irmeaisie di'po-s
NnyrIir. VII - sesi ddsd hs coec:.Yn lfns he
entire .-r-on I'D ths paoDsge ol - public r.o.t
lIly Invited Eg. a. bhOADNiN.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
pHILADELPHA BANK sToRE.-J0lINI

NTEW MUSIC. C.-lRESlDENT LINCOLN
~ GRAND MARCH, with the bot liFueil- cf hi' reel.
lrey lst ever been pubished Music ~ Helm. uUti-r
Lczdc- cf the I'D Regiment bsni. Price - cans; mailed
free Pianis, h. E ucahce % Try now uc Pubihed by
HORACE WhTEhS, Ase1t No. al Broadway.
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New pnbhtailons.
IEUIIER ON Ian U a u e. -
MI PobB.bsd This Day Nv

nj PobB.bsd This Day, w
sc scsssEEEi TsS Ell iSce Ne e oF 'GIss3GAeE BY
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m h laor has done than any other student 70 esso
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.x,v, pruoLoeY TIE Lectures comprising this volume
- delivered befre .hs Royal InI.i;aon Of Lond'n, and
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Hyde IA med by the pablishi We pleased 10 see .,
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At DE- PERCrVAL's, No. 651 Broadway
"A All knd, Of CflILDRFNS Clocks. Dresses. Blankets,
Sacs Cbsn,.e. iufts W-iss Aprons Elb- Bs,,sts, 60
a.. Oshbsldi Costume. LADIES Enbroidefe Che htc.
.Id Might Gown 1ekcs LA1 Lsd'rs el1ysf- rtri bat
mrnt, Fut.i Hsndxerchies; Initial. sni cls'-otArms
embroidered bs1dEceof. TED inon. sad bed co mug
Cotton snd Silk Erbr,d.is. made ~ order Stamping Tor
Etn1Toidofies eEeCuted IN tire most Feiisct Hsnnef
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DOR SALE or RENT The large MANSI0H

o. Prospect Hul. two miles moth Of Middlssovn co,
aeccut the river nlo- de- u h-shy locson s,hs
70 CT ani-buiidinfs, s,osel3 rooma Terra o
snd easy. Irqrire Of J. r. GRiSWOLD. No al Pias
n. T.. or J. LAW, No. $50 Brs,d-st., Newark
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

,sRICK SHOP aud STEAM ENGINE to LEI.
aiIb.,, 2I3a well ugbicd with six horsepower engine
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
J,O LET-DWFLLING No. 139 West 10th

UNO LET--Very cheap, OF FICES and ROOMo
L for BUsINEs5 PURPOSES, at No 29s BIosdw.y s'a ~
Dusn,.,t Aso q. No 81 whitest, three doors west o.
broadway. Coed locations and COED hight Apply W Wv
premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

A STORiA COTTAGE-HOUSE.-l $500;
~ a Rooms. gss rsuq- aud boil-rs fumsce .tei uary
tab. sud~n ffuir cellar s.uet Aadress BEsJ. MASON
Frsnkli.-s,.. Astoria.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
I1LRsr CLAss AGENTS. WANTEDl-
TVHE REV, ALEXANDER CRUMMTLL-

40. II SIrlos-st New lo.St
! Or sppy pe5.0-sliy, siLef 20 81 HUNEY. 20 Mr.
jas. D. TORREy Puhi.hof Of the Work 10 % sqrace,t
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
60 Lct.
A REAITTIFuL RESIDENCE 10 LET, cor.

DIat VI lAISClbG-NN6 W - ~ W.
~ nor 3h and Avenue A, 0ppo ite WIN t,'oo . LeN
thu River and Hosts FeTTyl5 o;,. All IN sGoen'
" L boz border. gras.ed wels, age a-eog cosch-ooa'e
stable d.; choice pie 10. aud iIu in .hnsd.nc- "a, Gro,
ton ranges, q Inqur- Of JAMES ACKERMANi No. iol
: ,s,al.si.. Or tie suO cilber on lhr pfeniisos
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE at SPUTEN DUl'
ID VII 20 LET IN TIE vicinity Of J. L. Whiting esq IN
hou.s hss i2 rooms with water range, furnace &c IN
grounds cou n - az ellnJaoe 81 s enoee'
fruisi comuslds spendit vie. o. s2gyiei puytp
Apply % HUME" MohpA", ~ = -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

ttTANTED-hn intelligent, moral young MAN,
~ a. ,esn of ags who would lAe 10 scguire The art O.
Va.t,,s Dsn,i.iry srd A.si.t in to Laboratory or "
A,to. to ot u tlofon.h snowieds- Vf the Ifoies ION
sr M. -vie. m n tar gooi opportunity by address
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

HANDSOME SUITE of pAPLORS for busi
nes. Iurpo,ss private use, In No. 3, Nsvefe; place
10 LIT
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

rI,O OLET-FURNlSHED- beautiful COUN
a TRY RESIDENCE. ou The e. s'gl. miles fro@ th.
ri T. Comaunlc itirr by sseambos. 10 81 ugu'ea bsth
rts with hot snd cold water IN ho1ic. Good Stable.
Apoiv 10 HENRY PARET. 10. 3co BGoid-sy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
SOUTHERN NEWA

BAITINoKE, March 80.
s'S burnt the bridge on the rad
- s, SsBberH and BeaUfort, but
io'-o !. OetNeen : e repairs, and the Road
II vas In progress -aPafion befveaa tAe
would soon be in op,
two cities. -,.u.S-A
sofeFss our urinfOrmantskns,. - 49,, u
came from EsEbern and had IA, -
BesufOrt) there was no dsstruotion Of q
srty ct the later place, and large majG-'
ity Of citizens remained quietly in their
homes On the sPPrOaeh Of the Federal
Perfect order reignsd at NeHksrn, AMI !
numbsr Of citizens had returned TO taat
place.
Gen. Foster was military Governor d
ne city. fliIiit 5Hta st5G e4t ol
The rebels were said to be IN strong force
towards Kingston, IS miles on the road 70
GOldsboroi and their scouts frequently sp-
psared in the vicinity Of EeEbern.
The expedition 70 Washington was suc-
eessf1L It consisted Of about one thousand
men, with an escort Of gunbosts. I've
companies Of the Massachusetts, Twenty
Second landed and took the place. The
stars and Stripes EeTs nailed to a rser be-
fore the Courthouse sad left there. "
The eitissHs received the invaders With
out any apparent Excitement or sppreheni
sipn. fons feH t4presssd UhioH ssntii
mehtss while tie mass had nothing TO say
either way.
After holding the plaza enc day. and
gaining all the Information they could, the
expedition returned to NeWbern.