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THE PRIZE CASES.
United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

Before Hon. Judge Betts.
JAN o-In the matter Of the petition Of Raymond Foster
Msssrs Turk Burhaus or procrors to refund moneys
withdrawn from the registry of court denied no proof
sufficient being shown why it should be granted.
The Elisabethpot and NeU Fork Ferry Company ads.
the United Stas-Moton Of plaintiffs TO strike out de-
fendants special plea frivolous and immaera Denied
without allowance Of costs
United States brig Sarah Starr and cdryo-vesse and
cargo condemned as enemys property, with leave to
District Attorney to furnish further proofs of efficiency
of blockade and time foot by the govern
ment days notice claimants proctor. II such
proofs be offered be entered Of condemna
on Of vessel and cargo and that she be acquitted Of the
charge Of violating the blockade.
with the addition Of being acquitted Of the charge Of at
tempting to violate the blockade further proofs are
offered on the part Of the libellants
The United States Schooner Prince Leopold and cargo
Same as above.
The United States p, Brig Nary MeRas, her tackle dc
and James Crocker claimant Of onefourth part-Degree
Of condemnation Of three ourhs OF vessel with costs and
acqutta Of oneourth owned by James Crocker claimant
Claims Of Crocker being lien three ourths Of vessel
condemned the remission Of any portion to him must rest
with Secretary of Treasury, under Sec OF ACT lS
1861.
The Judge then called the prize calendar and NO
other being ready the Court took up the revenue
cases.
in cases 45 to 62 on the calendar.
Mr. Donohue moved the first ten cases on the caen
and there being no appearances In The United states
Brandy and Cordial Gn verdicts entered for the
claimants by default.
The United States ps TDeny-hro Gases Of Silk and Linen
BrCcatel-Verdict for claimants.
Mr. F. Smyth moved, the case Of the United States
One hogshead and obtained judgment for claimants
Mr. Woodford stated that the government were pre-
pared yesterday prize cases which would have
pied the Court this and next but the
all put or motions Of counsel for the claimants. The
counsel called into other COURTS and that ID the
they not reaay to-day.
Judge Belts again expressed himself decidedly opposed
to the delays Of counsel either side The Court sat
daily and had to adjourn for want Of business.
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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At Jencrs', 573 Broadway, Very
cheap and excellent Balnora Boot is to be had at 81 80
pair; Clump Soes at 81
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho Latest War News from All Points Of tho
Country-Map Of Gen. Zollicoffer's Position On
the Cumberland notwithstanding Intelli-
gence from the south-Important News from
Europe, &C., &C., &c.
The mail steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinkie-
paugh will leave this port morrow saturday.
for Aspnwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at past ten O'Clock to morrow morning
The New York HERALD-Edition for the Pacihc-con
tanning News from all Points Of the Country, giving de-
tails Of the Progress Of the War Map Of the ntrenched
Position of the Rebel General Zocofrer on the Cumber
land river wing the heights he has fortified and what
they command Interesting Intelligence from the South;
The Latest News from Europe Reports Of the Recent
Prize Fights in New Jersey and record Of all important
that have transprod during the past ten days,
will be ready on Saturday morning, at eight O'Clock.
Single COPIES wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
KESTUckY. ExTn. GLASS is--Jan. o. 1862
SO, 9, n: 10. 81, 81, 45, AZ, q, Is, rs, 20.
6, 35, GS, 81, 46, As, 49, A, IL, 63, so, 80.
'A'''''' ''A' " 90 - '' MURRAY, EDDY CO,
Covingon KY, or st. Louis, Mo.
Onfcial Drawings or the Delaw are State
1e, 20, q, IS, % ss. 70, Il, 4S, 81 s, 80, So.
CLASS lls-January 8. 1862
q 26 40, 81 SO. so, 45. l6, A, 20, IS, 20, 10.
Wilmington, Delaware.
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The Burnside Expedition is not OF more
absorbing interest than the OF novelties and
mens ut Barnums Museum See his advertisement for
ticulars
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold a
piled at BATCHELoR'S wig factory, Is Bond street.
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Balls and Parties VS.. Snow md RAIN
Ladies' White Satin Kid, Linen Slips and Caters Ladies'
Balmorals and Indian Rubber Boots and Shoes.
MILLER 4 CO., 3S7 Canal street.
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Balmoral Boots, So so, for Ladies, at
CANTRELLS, sl3 Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth
treets.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CyYNAOoGUE ERECTION IN BR0OKLYN.-THE CON-
y srcgaon Bath Israel Brooklyn, established years
ago and who hitherto worshipped IN room, Ind Il
The foundation stone Of the new building to erected
tho aud State streets WILL please God
laid sunday January ~ 1852 to622) o'clock
which solemn and interesting occasion the Rev Dr. Rapa
p''" JULIUS CORN, Secretary
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omcial ORA wins zs OF the Dela.v are state

Prizes cashed in all Lcgalizcd Lottc-
fies Informatioi given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
10 Wall street, up stars, New York.
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The Rabbis and the Chaplains Of the
Army.
PROTEST.

The undersigned rabbs Of various congregations have
learned that several gentlemen Of the city OF New York
and elsewhere styling themselves Board Of Delegates
u American Israces and claiming represent all the
sraeitcs in the United States, have in the and
behalf Of all citizens Of the United States processing uda
ism peoned Congress for the repeal OF clause
ccrning chapains.
While tho undersigned In behalf of their congregations
and thems Ives and in the OF the freedom Of
science pray Congress to repeal tho clause clauses u
bill bills by which regularly ordained missters Of
persuasion denied their constitutional right to ociao
chapains In the army navy Of the United States,
they consider 1t their duty in behalf Of truth to prct
against tho assumption Of titles and functions by the
called Board Of Delegates and to state that to tho best
OF thor knowledge neither their congregation nor any Of
those presided by regularly ordained rabbs have
delegated mon, or powers, to that body, or
recognized 1t. Justice TO the Hebrew community de-
mands the announcement that as religious organza-
ton 1t is represented by no particular body OF mon In
this country or elsewhere.
Dr. NJ. LlILENTHAI, Rabbi Cong. Bene Israel. Gin.
DR.. ]. NJ. WISE, Rabbi Cong. Beno Jehurun, Editor
OF the Isrnelite Cincinnati.
DR.. 3. ADLER, RABBI Cong. Emmanuel, New York.
HENRY HOCHETslER, Rabbi Corg Chcb. Israel, Balt.
B. FELUNTHAL., Rabbi Cong. Sianni, Chicago
DR.. DAv ElNB0RN, Rabbi Cong. Keruseth Is, Phila.
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India Rubber Goods.-Our Rcn

The Highcs Premium Paid for Gold mt
THOMPSON BROTHERS. Banking Office, corner Of Broad.
way and Wall street
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pecs the best In the world wholesale and ren the dye
privately applied. No. 8 Astor House.
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Hill's Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black or
brown-Inallible Ongucnt for the hair. No. Barclay
street, aud sold by all druggists.
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Ladies Beautified.-Phalon & Sons
"Snow White Oriental Cream imparts beautiful pearl
tint TO the complexion the first Sold by
adruggistsn the United States Europe and South
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Good Skating this Day and Evening at
Dbrows Ice Pond, Fifth avenue OF Thirty
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IIOBOKEN.--REv. L. II. CHAPLIN, HAVING RE
IL covered from his illness will deliver his celebrated lee
the Elements Of National Life onight In the Bsp
st church. OF Third and Bloomfield Streets Hoboke
Doors opeu at 7,k O'Clock; lecture 70 commence ats,
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LECTURES.

A LECTURE ON PROPHECY WILL BE GIVEN BY
"A the Rev M BAXTER in the Epiphany Episcopal church.
100 Stanton street. this evening at 7L O'clock "The
Tribulaon Accompanying the Return OF Christ about 1864
S." Seats free
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A Beautiful Com pie xion.-Laird's Bloom
of Youth, Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beautfyng the complexion and skin. All druggists and 43s
BrOndWay.
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Married..

Holl0way's Pills.-Nonc Need Appre.
hend Dyscntcry DisrhGa II six Pills be taken twice
wep
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THE FIREMEN.

ATA REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or TIE MEM
"A bers Of Constitution Engine Company, No Z, Brook
W. D. held at the engine house, Monday Jan. 1862,
Resolved That the thanks OF this company be and
hereby rendered Martin smith, Bsq OF New York.
frcshncnts kindly furnished this company the
OF bringing home steam engine, Christmas Day.
December 70 ''' ;$#s @ ;@$# s''sSf ss''sSRftnA oe~~..
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After tho passage Of the above the Chamber adournc
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court he'd
said Dtlc the l2'h day of Decer Der A. D. 1862
instrument. ruiporIing TO be TIE last III alG es
II lament of Ruth HOY tlate of Momp in said Distinct
deceased, icing resented to TIE Count ly lram w.
Caldwell, the Executor therein named, fyr rrotitt 10
ordered by SAID Court, that all prfSu concerned heicn
be notified appear al session OF sand Ctl to he eide
at the Probate Office in Montpelier, CA The th day or Jan
uary, A. D. 1eG3, and show cause any tie, may Lave
against the probate t SAID will i " hjt lutoe. il is
further ordered that copy Of the record c thu uIdel DO
published three weeks sutressvey ihtht GIetH Mountain
Feensan printed at Montpelier, p,eNiou> sid time ap-
pointed for heaing. tue ~ cf record,
i3G4w3 hltes'-N. a. CHASE, Rec lister.
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New YORK, Dec. p. The steamship Mississ.
ippi sailed this afternoon, with the 42nt and
53rd Massachusetts,, and tbs l15:h NV York
regiments TO join Gen. Banks expedition
Another vessel the l.. L. Sturgis will leave
shortly with the remnants of certain regiments
stragglers and belGted officers, in all 800 or 900
men.
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FORTRESS Monroe. Dec. q. It will DO seen
from the account o! the battle Of fredericksburg
in the Richuon newspapers, tina. while Gen,
Lee, in his report, places their loss at 1900
killed and wounded, the same papers cont lining
it, say that up to Monday, $500 wounded had
arrived in Richmond, aod mentioned many
more at the Fredericksburg depot drenched
with rain, and unprov ded for.
The Enqnrer also says up to yesterday morn
ing 229 abolition prisoners hid arrived at the
LIBBY prison, from the Rappahannock. Last
evening 400 more arrived.
They were in fire spirits, and indulsed in
joking remarks, saying they had arrived before
Bunny, taking Richmond th5ms Ives.
The EHquVer also says, during last week re-
entorcoments were constantly beng sent to Suf.
folk The report was that Petersourgh is to be
attacked from Suiflk, while another force w3e
to land at Cry Point under the protection Of
iron-cads. Since Durusjde's defeat the pro
gramme is changed.
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- Gsf9 NE "a Il p t. "a uhSGgH ) !
little glove stirs up M heart tides Up the
-WiIte muslin, when Il fits, makes many curious
!, '-s Of lady axins triII ny feelings as they'd orter
DCL N.la female CATER boots are death and noilia
SAortCr!
And just TO pa. Won your guard.
III give you, she@t and brief,
\ small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief:
Last sum9cr, 1t the Pavilion lIoje,.
stopped week CT more,
And marked two boo;-ees'' every morn
Before my neiganor's doors
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed 20 say.
An angel t-ots around in us,''
They stole ~ &eart away,
And often in NY nightly dreams
They Gwep. before ny face,
lady growing or. OF them
is flowers grow from a vase
But al! ere morn saw a sight
Which struck Ike a stone
Soi2e other on the book
Those boos alone!
greet tai pair of other boot
Was standing b. their side,
had of they walled one afternoon
And wish them walked-a bride
Ladies, comment is unnecessary =
Those Cater Boots came from
d. q, PAGE
Where can be found at all times large assortment
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported work
Also, Of our own manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, (now etylc)
Misses and Chiidrcn's {.
Boys and You.hs' &c
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fact.
general assortment Of
Boys end Mems Boots and Shoes
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumer's Celebrated Patent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Price,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as usual.
~ l. Il A s z CALL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

BY ED WARD BiAMILT
This book is Of series Of Tricnnia production
made TO supply market artifcaily cIeaied, hut Is IL
emboGlmPnt the hest uits Of the lafors If It's an h
IN selection, L, angemen and composition, during Pc
roa of thirty year, devoted TO Sacred usc.
a. Special attention is directed Ia: fact that III
book priAttd from la ge clear tyre, the object ben
to see how much could be crowded into IT but no
well it could be done. We have therefore, ha ndso m
standard, well knows tunes selected for congregation
Price. 81 single. $9p per dozen.
Specimen copies sent by mail paid recent OF
price. Specimen pages ent free on appl cation.
OLIVER DITS0N & co Publishers
277 Washington Street, Boston.
Fo- sale by c. W. WILDER Freeman Building.
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n IL Z sxS.S n M: = 90 .tp,--S
!, Gya sN gM sS ssSslN sgtlsIa
El.a.laa!Al.!kIlA,.kl!e!!l,.sx!A.ll.H
DR.. T.. G.. Gould's Pin Worm Svrup

IS she fist end only remedy ever Offered to Il ru =
for the eff ctual removal Of The Asc rides, P-'
WOIm., from The human system. The high Ieluiati n
it has established in the last Two years al lie iac
that it is fast superseding all other dies is
the bes' test Of its great III it.
1t affords relief in TIVE mt y four Aours, and
Entire Care Is warranted.
wher taken according direc ions, which accompany
each DO tie
This syrup also mcst valuable 'amily cahariic 10
be alwsN used when hysic required, especially for
chlr'n 1t corrccts II sacretions, gives tcne Ia the
mach al bowls sitting natu her efforts to
Je't'r lie .h 1t rurely of Vegetable EXtIac:s AL
always safe nd Ic able
4. HERVET, Sole Proprietor.
Sold in 70 ten by GEN. GOODWIN & co 70
Marshall street or or VIII oeoale Druggists. re.
tell by l.. Frierce and j. Smi h, Monti elier, Vt.
MIN
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THE Snbscrbers have SET Wooden Machinery VIII
i they dispose If on onable terms. Said mach
cry is suitable for the manufacture Of FIerrel
cloth, and is in coed repair. H. a. LITTLE & CO.,
North Montpelier, Nov. II, 1852. nov 24w4d&w ".
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EbeMeZer q. E3GVcy's Estate.

I He Subscribers, having teen arpcuten by The Hon
1 CRADLE Pr bate count Ut lie UI>tiici Of Raudo, Vi.
0missiuntrs, 10 receive tSHnlrP, and afjus all cams
and demands Of all per>rns. ngai the Of Ltere
7. Horty, la'e Of bIo' kfeld. in said d.r ct, "a
ised ieprrsPHttc in tlreh aHd It! Il I'll
ON III: q dtr Of Nov. i22, Icing a,iwta 10y :ald
Ctur 10 the c'tditrS # sad teceasd, CAL ard
prove eir peclive claims be fore Give nriCr, ina
We will attend I" the duties Of cur ar ointment al 10
DISTRICT the second Tuesday If January next at ID
O'Clock in the forenoon. said day.
ARIEL ~ RNiAM.
Will IAN E. CHAMBERLAIN, t"n
R.ntkf.'d Nov "eh A fsC4 af2
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Pa yo1 sing AMI are You trouh Ell with hoarseness
n 81 u.s Doc GGn,ds Honeo ahic turative5, N. for
uyhs and hoarseuc"s. keep them in your pocket
and AXE whenever Ltl hoarss and Il pronounce
peer w. NJ. y Bur. Z: Co wholesale, Ros on, sent
PER NAL ywhere hy Php Lee, receipt Of price %
cents. Manual furnished free Sc that Philip Lees
name is each box.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dee y. The President has
tckaowlad .ed ,L9 reua p.ion Of ;ae resignation
of the Secretary Of SAFE and lho Secretary OF
the Treasury and has Informed taem that
aser due uvl!o2gUtjon ne b:.a coMc 70 The conclo
sion tha5 the acceptance OF tNeir designations
would be Incompatible with She pubic welfare
the President h45 therefore requested bot.l Mr.
Seward and Sir. chase 70 resume their respec.
i've functions. Ine ,wo S.crgt&rie, A.yo &c.
cordingIy resumed their places as heads OF cdelr
respective Departments.
Among the recent nominations for postmaa-
tiers are the following: Emerson Hall, 81.
Johnsoury, Daniel Kellogg, Bra, t'eboro.
Recont information from The Cher Dkee nation
discio8ss a shooting condition OF aEllrs there.
The loyal and dIslcya Indians lausaterlug
one another, the government severed, and L new
one organized by the confederate party, which
is in u minority.
Tne Senate mas confirmed the nomination Of
Caleb b. Smith tor Districg j ud5e Of the Dis
trict Court Of Indiana. No nomination las yet
been made to supply the vacancy thus occl-
stoned il the Department OF the Interior.
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SDecia! 10 Boston JourRQi.

WASHINGTON, ny. %. HIr. Griffin Of
Chnrles,own, Mass, who came here 10 procure
transportation to New Orleans, whcre he ex.
pected to occupy va oli;al position, learns that
in consequence OF y change there his hor7ioes
will no5 90 required.
P4rson 6rown!ow has been appointed u
special useat Of tno Treasury Department, to
aid in experimenting the trade IL the Bogao9
Country OF the 3oath~es'.
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w ds q D.

We wan. seine wood, and vo wish those who
desire to pay for their paper in that commodity
would draw ua some, forthwith.
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MEpsEsoAf. Aug. CT. N.

Wal street wears a smiling face to-day; the feaI
IN regard to our domestic concerns, which has pro
duced the hesyiress in weeks past, has given lace
70 present joy AMI more confident future. Tie
market surgcs upward this morning, with The
gathered strergth indicated in the good feeling OF
Yesterday, sud, with considerable business, prices
show an mage Improvement Of IA " ceut. OPe-
rators we aiken a long breath, and now "tep Into
.Le msrAet vigorously. TIE almost unprecedented
earnings of railroads and abundance Of money,
which would RUE at still lower prices were not Tor
die y cent rate 1T the S1h-1ieasury-the veil
held position Of stocls-the oyer-saes u ara anc
he qmet Of army aG.irs-haye been causes loug
poitrinp {, better prices The Government list was
,trnng. with no variation Of moment 20 note. STATE
Stoke, particularly Illinois G., were in better de
mand ~ being freely bid ir the long Issues % chat
! ATE. Virgins Is we're Tie only weak State stock
beng quoted q, 5D05l. Cod remains nominaly
sready, ut abou, the price Of yesterday, lisGlll3
Pacific Mail recovered again all q a Loot, closing ~
IllqliIl Ncw-York Csnr raj, under lar.er pur-
cinses tlan usui went 10 90 and AZ The close tot
Of c.eh stock offered at that price we iaken, dPiT
emily by Il new party, for r!be-the remaining
railway shares were, OF course, in synl 'tby WITH
tis prominent etocs and improved IN tho sam, ratio
IN railwaJ morig ges, Eric -, $4,000; f'h goa
81 and 9Th, S3aS4, showed marked hmness
IA ady nee Of some y ceut occurred IN Wa"hs'
ID; Tefre Hau'e % cold at S3l- Improvement
ana the b,ance OF tho list sIroug N proportion
Between the Boards the market VIE strong Tor an
descriptions but without much bosine'a tenir" s'l'
as hisnsssi. Government ooulons Of 81, 97' a9s'
Ere 81; as; Michigan Central 81 co. s'utne'n
ord POI md Guaranteed 81 both sales; I'no'e e"tr"'
S. sno (Jena 60, ssles Tolodo ~, ofei' isock ial'
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Chances for Bnsiness Men.

EOR SALE.-IIote Restaurant and Supper
Rooms. Tue Lease stock, Fixture. and Furniture OF
the phil ADFLPHIA HOUSE. Nos ii5 aud l47 Bowery.
Newly up and ia perfect order Apply No 8 font
rgNO NTORS.-PATENTS secured by
4 COLVER HUNT. Attorneys snd Couns'lor' IN csse'
Of p,rentiaht litigation No. IA Broadway Room No. 2o)
Ssw-iork
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given, according to law 10 All nr.ous having claims
agnst sIHfhEN b. bALLOU la,e Of the Village oil Lock
por, IN tue 'o1hy {" and Stale Nowi ork eocea
ed a ey are required 70 exhibit the s8Lne, wi he yOuch
sr thereof to The ,ue'o'ioe5 he Of the last win
<hryscr Son IN tho Village Of Lock , Aforesaid on or be-
fore th 9Th day Of December ne1t-0eed III. 7h day Of
pay 1862. JACOB N CRYaLERl
SUMNER bALLOU Executions
Nav 22 avg mo tn JOB ". VAL.
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IL PURSUANCE og an order OF ROSWELL
n g. BRAINARD ESQ Surrogate Of the County Of kinzs
NoIth Is HEREBY GEE. acc, ldins 20 law 10 oil pei
son' having Claim. sgsns, JOHN RAY, late Of TIE CJ OF
Bookyn decesssd the. they required 10 exhibit the
sane with tie vouchers the subscriber the sc'
nnhst ~ No c. tulton,trett IN the Cry OF brookyn
on % Oe'io the 18th day November neXtDatod hay .
JGol NhRV 4 Ray Aduiui.ratrlx
MYb lawGmoTh. ~ y =
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Gales bp Aurilon.
BuiIoing tilaieria's.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED.-Elerys Patent
i Rubber Paint cent foot, and warranted No 80
l5J Bowery 81 Pafkrow Astorpisce ~ cth aV 20
nh av SO fthsy St-st and 5dsy.. n south 9Th St Wns T.
MARBLE MANTLES-The undersigned hay-
vi ing on hand large assortment n MARBLE MAN
TIES STArUARY, &c. Of the latest styles; prices rom
$40 upwari Builders aud others should ca and see n
stock which will be sold a. Nos ,h aud 80 Hayyst
near Fultonsv 60 tistbuhsv Brooklyn. Martin Oi-cn