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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JAW ~ -

have been supposed that the sensloltles OF our
contemporary had been wounded by the dolngs
of the poisoners Of wells, the undernliners OF
railway bridges or the aaslssinators OF sentries,
deeds which, originated by the men OF the south,
have revealed the ftrocity OF character which the
institution of slavery engenders in community
But no; these a.rocious accusations are made
without pretence of evidence. Their value, IN
deed, is independent o. evidence; they are prz'
ed for their own sake. Far be it from us to
contradict them There must be a great many
persons who like this sort of thing, persons to
whom abuse OF people too much like ourselves
net to be cordially hated, is bread and salt and
wine.
g The talk OF Stranglius commerce and de-
stroyng the ports for all time Is mere rant The
proceeding in question las all tie oddness and
irregularlty which tie American character so
much affects but it is d bona fife operation OF
warfare, and not Of unmeanu9 revenge. The
Times tells US that, in the development OF this
war, we shalt be Wi nesecs OF such scenes OF
like wild beasts. But our cot rorary exhaust
ed his yocabularyo horror last May IN similar
prophecies. which ere as yet unfulhllcd. In
partial minds viii Judge newspapers as they
judge men-noi by the fine sentiments they may
utter, but by the aim and tendency Of their
conduct, and will decline to believe in the snpe
ror humanity Of those who are moving heaven
and earth to entansle two Christian and Prot
estvnt nations in a iratricldal war"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
MET TOR D h0.lIC il l..

We have been furnished with tho following
Meteorological Observations, Witch were record
ed at : 0 clock A NJ and clock p. NJ, by q
gentleman in this village:
FOR JUNE AFTER TIE SUMNER soLSTlCE.
EaraDistv. Ihermom tsr
Morn, Eve. Morn. Eve.
Mean 2ss 81 sican -3a Is Mean so Mean 71a
JULY, 1861.
Mean %" IS Mean 2oa % Mean e3a Nean 6Tl
AUGUST, 1861
Mean 23s IS Mean 90 ~ Mean Goa Mean $50
aEPrEABBE, 1851.
Mean zoa IS Mean 80 80 Mean SO Mean SEQ
OCTOBER. 1851.
Mean 2aa 80 Mean 2Y- 81 Mean 500 Mean So.
NOVEMBER, 1861.
Eean asa Il Man 20 E6 .enn 81. Mean So.
DECEMBER TO WINTER SuLsTJCE.
Mean 2a' % Mean 23' 81 Mean %" Mean ar
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
Mails in Mcntpelier

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail close a; - a. T.. AZ
rvies at BIS p. m.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at 3 asp n. af-.y.s
at 9l5 4. IN.
NtanT MAIL for Boston and New York closes a. Q .
O'Clock, I. 81.
All matter FOR these mails be in the Office 5g'2cat
"ms OF closing, to 90 the same day.
BARRE mail arrives daily 1T $50 A. m depar'. every
day on arrival Of Southern
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 90 y. III. d-plrs
daily at s 90 a. Ii.
pASYilLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursday and ,iuliy'.
at . IL O'Clock, a. m. departs Monday, Weius.lay
anu fridays at O'Clock p. m.
bANroS arrives Mondays, Wednesdays AMI Friday: a.
$50 M departs Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Saturday.
at o45 a. M
hfpkfAHK, by Worcester and Gilmore arrives Monday,
"cdne'days and Fridays 500 p. M departs as
Barton.
NhElSEA arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 81
i''o p m ; departs same as Danville
oAtA's mail arrives TletIays Thursdays and S'.a'
Jays AZ loo p. N. leaves alternate days on arriy. ~
Western.
nESLIS from two 10 six times week.
'ffick HOURS FROM 100 4. ". to 500 r. NJ.
JAMES G. FRENCH, =. VI.
Montpelier, Mayl 1851
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
The Fire Of Drift Wood.
ny W. Fl. LoN9FELLOW.

ny W. f. L0N0FELLOW
We sat within the farm house old,
Whose windows looking DER the bay,
Gays to the sea breeze damp and cold,
An easy entrance, night and day.
Not far away we saw the port,
The strange, old fashioned, silent town.
The lighthouse the di.mantled FORT
Tn. wooden houses, quaint and brown.
Wcs and talked until the night,
Descending, fled tho little room;
Our faces faded from the sight,
Our voices only broke tho gloom
We snake of many a vanished scene,
or what We once had thought and said,
or what had been, and might have oeen'
And who was changed, and who was dsau
And all that flls the hearts OF fiiends,
When first they feel with secret pain,
Their lives thenceforth have separate ends,
And never can be on. again;
The first slight swerving Of the heart,
That words are powerless to express
And leave it still unsaid in part,
Or Ray it in too great excess.
The very tones in which va spaIe,
fad something strange. could but marx;
The leaves of memory seemed to make
A mournfu rustlins in the dark.
OFT died the words upon our lips,
As suddenly, from out the fire
Built Of the wreck Of stranded ships,
The flames would leap and then expire.
And as their splendor fa.hed and failed,
We thought OF wrecks upon the main,-
OF ships dismasted that were hailed
And sc mt no answer back again.
The windows, rattlng in their frames,-
The ocean roaring up ths beach,
The gusty bIast,--the pickering flame,
All mingled vaguely in our speech.
Until thy made themselves part
Of fanees floating through tile brain
The long lost ventures Of the heart,
That send no answers back agsin.
0 flames that gowed D hearts that yearhed!
III were indeed too much akin,
The drift-wooh fire without that burned,
The though that burned and glowsd within
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

site sides of the Atlantic take OPPOSITE .
in tho battle. Wy
Since Alan was placed in Eden h.,
action vas never more pregnant If ,a '~
than it is LOW at Washington. since !
stood on the shore OF the Red Sea nsr, "''
better opportunity for sublime deed :! v
now. May our Moses fud his rod, and ~. u
Miriam her cymbas Since Christ HIM. W
on the cross never was there occasos 7
higher greatness than now. If God 81,
upheavo the Calvary of mans politi.,t I''
demption here, may We not hope that =.
cross shall be the emblem not Of death
of resurrection.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

oEVESTH VIZ. REGIMENT.-We learn that Col.
Samuel Morgan, recruiting officer in Lamoille
County for the Seventh Regiment, has his Com
pany full, LOG men being enrolled. The aver.
age weight OF the Company is 100 pounds and
the average higth 5 feet, inches.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

HEAVY Loss BY FIRE IN SmARoy.-The lumber
and grist mills in Sharon, belonging to l.. G.
Chllson, were destroyed by fire on Sunday morn
ins. We also learn that the machine shop
standing i'll t'e same vicinity was burnt at the
same time. The loss is supposed to be heavy
Further particulars we have not IL armed
WJodstock Stamford.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

DRowNEp-Mr,. Albert Boardman Of Sog,
Hero was drowned on Thursday evening, N
Keeler' Bay. She and her hnsban1 and Mr. J
l1albert of Fairfax were crossing en- the ly.
about clock, when the sleigh broke throus..
Mr. Bvardman and Mr.. IIaloert narrowly 6.
capped drowning lso. The horse went under ti.2
ice.-Frec Press.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
AUCTION!
a KID AY, NUARY llTH.
| will sell at MY Rooms
OLD POST OFFICE,
SATURDAY, JANUARY =, n, m o,locL,

JANUAHY II, at 10 OtIoth'
at the highest bids,
-"y"s d'nghams, Prints, and pelaines;
doz. Mems and Boys caps
doc. pairs Boys Boots:
doz. Girls Hoods, and other Dry Gooi'
80 doz White Plates;
doz Wash Bowls 'VN '"''
Il p,.,,o 20 Sett Cups and Salair''
20 Naples.
d&w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

Rev. j. P. Stone, for the last eleven years
with the Congregational Church ut Greensboro,
preached his farewell sermon there tho ast Sab.
bath of December, and has removed to West
Randolph.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

The Middlebury Register says that Gen. VIM.
Nash, while walking from the Bank in that
pace on Neonesday last, slipped down and
csusea fracture OF ~ b,nc Of his leg and 81
we're sprain Of the ankle
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

We are Indebted TO lion. J. s. Morrill, for
,aluab'e Pubic Dojrments.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
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SUDDEN DEATH Henry Cam, Of this tow.
q soung man aged 20, and Who, we believe, hal
enlisted into Capt. Duncan's Light hr'iII2rg
Company, was found dead in bis bed yest-fia1
morning. in the Old Brewer Block, on Wrs,
street. We are informed that he was about IT,
village the night before in apparent health
Rutland HraH.
- How great matter little fire kindleth" n,
would have thought few years sace that the little n-!-
icaei Sugar pills was 20 play conspicuous par: "a
the great drama OF lfe but Slch IT, and 70 i! the a.
tors ofthe drama looking for continuance - h:
vitality that will enable him to act.
homeopathy has now grown 20 such prop rions ,-as
oVershadows all other systems OF medical practice ql
snce the Introduction of Doct GFori's Iiomeopa!hcCl
ratve IS family medicine which, By its simplicity Of ar.
rangement saving ,fmoney and curative prCpertis: Las
won the hearts of all. complete assortment Of al e
medicines sold by
So by F. f. Smith, Montpelier Vt, Agent, or So:
any where on receipt of price, rs cts per box b.
burr Co., wholesale Boston, Mass, or Philip lee 80
william street, New York
Manual furnished free on application. dwkmir
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILR
A~p WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
sRrsT IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
AnsAHAN LINCOLN.
The sun., 1862-05-09
SOMETHING NEw-A NEW w,y or

TT" NJ" WI UT
- taxing medicine II hllly developed, Whereby
he.da no 10 cured IN minutes, ot te worst torn,
arising from ury gAUso; u-tarrL, sore tIrsst sore
cyes toef vail he f. Ia ,uuutes fuI, sttisfaci ~,
gwen ~ money rotuu1ei. 20 c.ut.U tu't'e snf,
nj II and pleasant. Ara prE Ian. =. iIesdsch.
Drops, huid whoi"SsIo siI Tetall 2ui, At ID
BItes P.altst q B,teIs D,plt, ~ Greenwich At
lao & al an, hn2 Grant, aHl rnr Fulton sud Na.
san s,z' aud - ',.y'st- generally Send IN yo!r
orders, II, LANSING. New York ny9 9.gOh
The sun., 1862-05-09

TIE SUNS -sIEA1 srOkY...
tRlCS fN;END
EMS thFND.
fli'S tltfNO
EhiCS FRIEND
tn.t : tKiiND
story sac ~ TruM sla rs.s sni co.or,eu 10
hcN Ligc
tS AUGUSTA HERRrRT.


Tais - one " ne most readshs stories u tNs
ray cN'ry ia s,ll' Z. de i.ntA,ipt ,'ti. .bsr.
At'r' real l.fr uNlc ut. rtsuur ~ ~ ttofo,.ch
i'",f'it" Il Wuuto's W ], ~ 4 M"n's WAYS HE
'.". WA read Il ',r IT. SPICE hards!. \. ira, ard
.i'tt "Hf-ia rous toe vt. 4 li'. TIE wctuc' "
'i4 IA II T. at patience, owe AMI endurance vii. ch
:" ''iliy crowns the fuv 81 tie true woman, sal.
'l"''d With te vnyNu''n,. and " .,flln,s, "
~ uct 7'N' vlerr tie cou1s,,s " duty are laid
aside the lad " G Sc, In H.. career 4 u,,t pro
'"lilns ii,turc % Tes, i" u,irr adverse cir,u,n.
ts and w thcN may h., triumph.I over, and
''fm.uhttd, y . ,rHNr l,art, = tr4trfil TONGUE,
"I steady i'-o.Ne I, ni''t T., v,rt aui Trivu,ion
VT" ''uto.c and iutrstIty lie llrr will end
tNci"h thu industry, ulht Ci.l.at lt. aud .os, &
"'nr, "''if" 10y tarfu greater T,sIcct and happi.
We IS tn'n The cut atom f. NJ personal charms
AMI ',viug, Nu .udolrt hairt-
Val .e fnl.'slcd IN very ohenl frm, On Wed
The sun., 1862-05-09

Crrr IScrDFSrs. --lu the Court of Sessions.
yesterday, Abraham Levy was tried On al ni. :
tnent ior burglary. The evidence wss uo; couciu-
sivs aud the jury disagreed WIN. Johnson an /
George Thompson pleaded guilty g. lss-.lf coun-
ssrieh bills aud ws.e seuttnccd to tho MT at.ary
Tor one year. Charles n. Lewis, indicted Tor bur
Blary, pleaded guilty q petty larceny, auI wss
sent 70 the P,n.ion,ary Tor six ruauts. J,nt-
Allen was scquit,ed of . charge Of rc ,viu- 81. Jon
goods Michael Leonard was Gred flt eui pAn.t!
HcNsliy 50 for illegal liquor selling. ate an cS.
element was produced yesterday In tie Ia. 4 i.,r.
hood Of Sands aud Washington streets, ~ tn
freaks OF mad cat which a,tsckod, clew.d sni
Pis several persons. including police ofhcor, who
Hefsnded himself with his rev liver. and st.c .cdcJ
10 killing her with the seventh dscharyc -scvers,
psrsous who have moi Observed tic city ordinance
Neainss allowing their dogs T. run st ia rc q, tbs
Season, wishout being mu19.ed. were trou,nt up
yesterday and hued from oue u three do lars "a L.
The sun., 1862-05-09
KAll.1sO ADDS.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 5TU
'Nof' iran. "h tle II olson River Railroad 20
AMI rom Now York, hany, Troy, aud p .ces
80 ~ "Ha "v'S "ni run a' io.s"ws' Sundays eI-
a. IN fohAers Passenger Train, 4 Ip.ny Il Al. ,,A
y 'h- north Of N.uh u.n and AZ II l'u1an., I+,v.
SNslho'rs ateet-lnos IN. Erpro-s rrsin for Al
b.hy snd Troy, stopping At Iouxrr4 Ps.kskIll
Gatnnon's, fishkil, Pu'lSu&r,psir. X inrb,c1 III.
ypli, Hcrinautpwn Cst,skl a,Suuu, u .l-un and
s'4ySrs"nt, $50 n. ~. fouk,r- Way Nal snd
- - n.'t I'a','' - p"s = 49, 't''1.us north of
h.hthltln nui L u .rp. ans ; ~ =. m. Poush-
ke'psle Way NJ. Nd P.ss,uy-r Train -iupp,us a
sll stations uurh q Youspr-. 9 10 70 m Pee.ss IA
Psssrnger ir'tu, st'"pn| At a! -tItons excepting
t-u si.,,t, sir, 2Ut'J B,y and q snNo,d II 40 a.
| IN fXprr-s Iriu for \ hluy sui Troy. I o. D. IN.
| Puu. i's, W,y frc ~ HnI Pts,-nper Tram,
,iuilns A. I. 'i"1"ns L'Tt' Il Mautatt,u, excrpt-
t,. G.'rw.-a' aud scarborough. $40 d. M YJn-
Acs Pi'seugc' Tram, stoppu- 4 al on, north
Of ,uihIl'n. inp m, Express Pa-scn .,r rr,n.
''r a nauy ami Toy 400 p. NJ. Feekskiu W.y
I'""'nsor Igsiu' stopping At all stations uorth II
MaAi.Nh' tN'rptuS Cruser.. I 81 p. IN. Fish
fNp ear P's,r ger Tran, stopp ~ ll io1d q,
t"r' tshinfton. splNttu Duyvh, fuukors D1bbs
Ferry; lrnn.'on, f.rrl town, ns sing crusers
I k-k'l ind aI stations n1rh. ~ p IN. E.
grtss P1sscu'rf rrsip nr Albany ant Troy. 80
= N Sn. su' PASSENGER frun, 'hpp NJ At all
s1stohs. q 10 . IN, Pou-l kcei-e Freight aod
F.'a,i.-'r I '.a, Il IpMS & Mani attain, 1894 st.,
FHrt W ,si.iEtI D, It'hy II ok, sl4ytel Duyyil,
ky,ritr, 'nsc.', II ,t'ugs, Do r. Ferry Irving
,'n T'ltyi"wu, Sug siug. P'.a,kill, uarlisons,
1. SPRING f.saSi'l, sud a Srw II ,niburg lOlo
p n Pass niger and Express Freight rrain for A.
10! and TOY wa s'rpns Car attached. Going
s'utn, Ltsy" Ah.uy-5.lb a. IN. Express Train,
a.uSlus IN Srw York at 1905 m. sO0a. m'
~ .. m WAY Mai, Way Freight AMI Pass. ger
lnln Tor fnughkeepsie, stopping Al all stations.
II" p ~. Express Passenger r,aiu, arriving IN
N"w York AZ 800 p. IN. b.o0p, m K and Pas
srl.,r Train, arrivlA. n Nrn York It i.hO . IN.
$40 p, NJ, PNss,nlr end Express Freight Train,
arriving in New frk At % a. ~. my2 o
The sun., 1862-05-09
STEAM BOATS.

MORNING LINE FOR PEFKsKiII-
The AURORA VIII, On s,,.rdsy, NJ il,l,
',, neI fesnai trlps, la!iy, wLhol. ,it"t.
't'Nhs Jay street at "a ~ tl4cuiu. a { - =, :
g, '-d SDth sts, az W, as the 9t.,r .utt.M'd,te
u. mo 1-ii
FOR NEWARK--ON SUNDAY hNp Ercry
day, tie steamboat THOMAS T. way, tGt.
w. j. bausIr !esvrs Per -I, h,dA kNtr fot 90
Dey a. at w A. 81. aal ~ L, 81, is...:n, Al
Ls'oastts Uvek, bergen Pvis.I Iiys .'Is
The sun., 1862-05-09

MN. Writers, AUCT., WILL SELL
w this day. At 2 r'cloak, at 45i Cana 81 tae,n.
tlte 'Hrh'htr, ca Iets' beds, bedding, g.. Of 1,
cloth, mating 80. IN
The sun., 1862-05-09

1iA res, 1sss. 'aT7, 1900 1908, 1910. 7ssi. 7ai2
". fS0a 1tcc, 1p1, 1lss, 7lre, ,4s4, ,4Sa ,.ss'
Sooo, 7S2i, 'sse, 7siS, 1887. 76i6, 1c,a. ,Cs9s.
~. 7e1N "B," 7eIsk. Superior 1, r, - Trial
Term-Psrt f= Nos. I15', l7Is, 1893. ?iq;. ssgs.
pas, so1l, so<s. 1873. Part ii--Ne sid. ies, 1854
1t%o. s1s>, 1882, ise4 1926, 1900, 1872, 1874. s,
esis 1854 9o<, Ills Par, Iu-Nos ,s+a, ,s,.
as7s, 1881 1901, 1903 1902 ieli 1919, 1918. i9i7.
3ssi. i0ss 1926 1921 Pa, rv-N.. ie6s iq,O
3s7s, 1914 1919 ie;s ieso 1889, 1854, 1880, igs,.
SO0O foqA 1000 iaas
The sun., 1862-05-09
OFF IAI AND legal

OFFICE OF The AMERICAN DESSICAT.
", ,ns Company u y. y, May s, i,G! tbs an.
nlai eee'"n Tor Tfst' rl o tAts Comp ANY, 10 serve
II We th-ulnR year ii'tl late, v.il he he'd AT tbs
o'hto - u. C"mpa1g on Tours lay Ne iyth Of Juns
next, ltttte h"lt" ~ 10 sui l2 s.u. sAM'LE
SHrTES, SecTc'sry ~
The sun., 1862-05-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROAhbINO-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN
b1 accommodated With iutrd uui 'cnsnni
.P"N' as" h,le front sni back ruHih hrg .lusi
~ man ant VIE. with or thou, board u
.h'dr'n In tie apus'. lsG wcs' i!d st uygs..i
NECIlASlCS BOARDlNG-NO1ICE-lf
-'i you Isi. board ana sins, = on. &. .,,n N.
"hris Sou Viii not oe disturbed t'.eg 80. b, ~ b.!
=" nitht' apPly al 10 Oak 81, near Pearl my ..,'
TO STRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC
H'v.hR taken 'nI u'w.y htt.d NJ ~. E.,,.,i.
II irh t3 Ne" Bnwrry, am NOV prepared / ,ut
'ahii 'es AMI ;rutem'n, ~ a. 10 i,'y rn.r,t lion
or instance, sins!- rooms with til. hu.. a
week couple ~ one rom, :! o. each ili..n..
'h4'e rooin- ~ ~urk, IS. ..Lt. ..r-,., . o..
'in 10 m. WhtchmsG all nig't also 4 u !. ..
pehard 81, uear siway 4 TURNtIi- Piui o..
tor. uvg al. IA,
The sun., 1862-05-09
GROCERIES,.

CHAMPAGNE AND SWEET CIDER. :, 80
-, aoa.rel nsN barre ! 90, GJ ctltl nr' .,r. a
t''nrhed cider vinegar 81 tGa la.r.! ~. .,t,,'
o-rr-' return, 4; Whit. VINE yA.sla,. p.e i.,- "a,
,'d' nA'snh @u 1s hut-. Ne.tt. -, ir.3r,,.,
&c; beAt qutaiaa 1t pr,'t W. a.t. f... -
- tAan.lie. MARTIN iuc'e,t 4 Il u
Hes-s, " NlGT.y ~, cvruyr wshingtop. nsa,.r,
The sun., 1862-05-09
PERsoNAi. NOTICES.

TENSIONS o. SOLDIERS--s MONTHS
/ militia, aud . years volunteers, seamen
s.nss discharged on secouns Of disability, o,
oOlsossa, 81 Z "Mors; nC cs Also 100 bounty and bach
are"' mys s.ias ESi
The sun., 1862-05-09
INSTRUCTION..

81 WRlIiNG CLASSIC LESSONS. sl
80, OF ~ .; b.okk'ep.-S 80 per mouth, d.,
~ 'ssSas uhlM.,ed. ArtLlay.e aud prulna,.
ship, $40 per q. u yasous each, a, PAISFs o.
bowery, And go Fulton st., Brook.yn,
The sun., 1862-05-09
NJ A lk lklAlil;S.

HAMILTON -AGNLw - On Monday evening.
Nay 9Th, 1862, by the Rov Mr.. Peck, u D., at Ia.
fesidence of the brides uncle, M. 4. A. Evans,
williamsburg, NJ. George W. Hamilton t. n -
Caroline Della Agnew, both Of tlis city. Liver
pool papers please copy. 81
The sun., 1862-05-09

MOORE, ACCT'R - COR. OF NEW
- Bowery aud Ohvsr st, sells this DAY, ai II
o'clock, counters, grocery and other glass csses,
SCALES, tea, oil and moln,ses cnus decsrters, keys
pumps screwr, tumblsrs paint ugs, marble tip,
-nl walnut, and ether tables, largo Tar mirror,
lee boxes, centre tables, oi cloth, sofas, mahogany
copper lined Isr aud hxtures, aud u variety OF Use
iuI furniture. 9ug
The sun., 1862-05-09
SEWING NlACIIlNCs

SEWlNG MACHINE TO ,LET-WLceler
- Wlzpus, Ia hua order nj All i,,,,,'.v.,'' :,
al tdt per mont, Il G1; Sixth ,yr, over tne so,,
between 39th aud irtt IT'S
The sun., 1862-05-09
AxCTiCN NOTICES.

4 CCTlON SALE OF SEcOyp.uAND
"a iuRNrrURr. Ne.
tuAs u. DAVIS, Aicto1ecr, ~ citAs q. "a.
Nls w. viii s"|l th- ,ny. at II p. COX = O.. al
e'r ralestoun, 1914 william u. t.t Fisptf,rt a
orruce' a 'Htge lu, Of seconi-haE1 firiitnre on
h''h- y ufhorany bureaus ani t4tta. sofas,
l.un-. brsss' and 'ngra.n Carpets ,.e' ,ir MT,
ut whom Il u,a. ,ri era
,,'o'cr BAs,ts loving M,cA.ns.
n'Vos
The sun., 1862-05-09
RELIGIOUS MOTTO ~.

Dlvine Service In the Sweedish l.aus ss
Will be held sunday. May ilth. at ) o'cl-k p. M.
by tbe Rev. Ar. GOwESIuS, Chaplain of the su eu-
dish frigste Norrk spins, vt 81 Mathews Church. II
Wslker ST. near broadway. rnys zss
! Religious Notice-C Confirmation as the
Church Of the Atonement, cor 33d st. and % ave
on Saturday evening, May 10, at 8 O'Clock. H.
Rev. Bishop POTTER viii ofiiciase. Is
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"'ik at lrt % mi Nuw-r-, god i..e makcr,.
7lri4-rs' AMI those NJo understand tie smaller
utanebcs also cit- tc learn, 10 whom Na.es ,Sl t,
PHd While learning Apply at I97 ut,haid st
l1t'ultt Hucr myF S'ia-
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DRESS.

HNIS AND CAPS FOR SALE AT HALF
Costa JOB let of hats and cap, - close II a,
~ c.nts On TIE dollar Apply 10 s. ~ DOUGHTY
at -, Broadway. "a
T AIDES CATERS WITH HEELS. AT
~ l.s Skipper, aud ties, at Gs ana Ia per pair
with LADIES' misses, hpys' aud infants boots and
shoes. Cord articles II moderate prices a, MIL
LEk co -, 3si CAls, st ii
The sun., 1862-05-09

1 ENkf ROOFS ,tRED-EiLEkY' Pat.
."'W u hh'i funi. a'utA loot amt warranted -
go ''rnui, ANtot fcr, ~ Park Row, 49, Bow.
ett - l. -hth ave, SAB Siu,h ave, hrd S,th ave,
!I ~, near % ave. II snuth IN si, Wiaubur,,n.
uNy yIRC'I.9
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HENRY Is. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEEK
y Iiu IIENHN AnAII a

HENRY Is. IIERTS, JR., ATCTIONEER
- by HENRY WOOD 4 co.
ASSiONEEs SALE.
The As-gnee- 81 tue Estste Of IslDORF KRAIsE
n order to close the Estate, will expose ior sale
the highest BIDDER tot cash, at the -arsruomr Of II
WOOD co, Arctiuneers, on 81 pnday, MAY I2th,
ut ~ o'clock in the hrruoon, all the uncol ete az
s'tb OF SAID estate, consisting u demands against
pcrs"ns In New Granada and elsewhere. which ti.
As'g iecs have been unable h. collect, and arc
thcr, fore cons ldercd doubtful.
For part icuars before -nl. the public are referred
h. the inventory " said sAsets OF said estate ed
In TIC County Clerks Oilice, December 8lst, / sGO
and Ia the undersigned.
dated New York, MAY sth, 1852
PHILLIP J JOACIIINSsEN,
Attorney ior Assignees,
mys 2slB 3u2 Bruadwsy, ~
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Glkl.S WANTED - WHO CAN MAKE
astii,ial now,rs, god wages pAii. a,na a bov
.ho eau press leaves AIpy at 60 va 'kcr IT. UP
',hts uyP 4'laO
The sun., 1862-05-09

WANTED-bo GIRLS, FROM II TO 10
w years old, 10 learr. u maze ,kirt. p.,t
learning, At i22 Liberty st. 40 "'
The sun., 1862-05-09

The largest stock, the best styles, the loves,
price, And the best place TO buy. Please call aud
Dxsmins for yourselves, at
+. u. BALDwIN's,
sp5 t9'i0l No. 20 and IL Bowery.
The sun., 1862-05-09

~ " ~ lNN lh' iN'', Al I It--SAMt III
's"ObD son VIII sell tins dnv. My pth,
AZ l"s "cI" X, Il their sutsro,iu - Cedar t. first
- thrt q" .nadWuy, large ass rtil.,ut o. a.,t.
n',i 'uihUifr' consisting oi ta.r mitt,ssc- icRth-
81 beds IAUwS iolStcfs, sheets, quits bcd-toa IT,
'Nt' "'s' NN-NTtstds, coniiu0,ies, mahogany and
'atr s'Ht clNts, 10, kIs, brussels c,tit. ingram
,'fl'i-' -'ht wis, and Usrpct. ui,ou,h-, -ofas,
uui -, cottage chairs, kitch,u iirniturc etc ia
The sun., 1862-05-09

TO lEl-A NEAT II STORY COTTAGE
i'H' aud r.fn, ~tA DtI an acre II land. Sx
hlIts nom o." irru"s CWuiuusrs hourly. Apply
{ ',FO. T.. BRINCKERIiOrF, on Sewtown p -
fHit
VO LET STORY House, IL ALBANY
st, tigt'h ""t.f ~ each Glur Apply ~ n,
""'' i''h'H ~ Z. lhS, "m ~, 20
The sun., 1862-05-09
DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
hAs Lave had Fl We tr.th ..trnc,', a -
hy Dn. j. JAY vILLERs OF ins G-.ad II, ~.
g'est pleasure ~ Recommending hin. 10 1 d. an.
,rrns from the torments Of tootLacLe. G. GIKp.
LEk' ia Chrysti' I mo I.iaa
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\ phktR WANTS A slrI,rlOy A.

y hNhth NNNIN \ SlIl AIlDN AS
iFsi or second hand. any one 10 need 4 =
''"iy ";h "ip'y - Gfaui II. r > days
y hiSFLtIABlE MIDDLE AGED MAN
Wal ~ stnht "a as csttiusn. ct Wulid tax
'A'te ~ AR. stAte 'crr D., could render hi,
sew IS more ustil. ss lie unicrstsrd. how e. tei.
l'' c,ie uion al tie d.l,,s,r AInuat incident to
a. - We very Ittt diy tc.fcngcs ,aypu. AII'y
.. otl-t.n ~. nr-.-A..n. or iAn -LaAa
The sun., 1862-05-09

GlNIIEL IuRNlitEE, THIS DAY-A.
bLEEtkER son 4 GO. will sell. tbs day,
at loS O'Clock At 2T9 Fourth ave near 22d At no
f"Sew""d AMI niaho, any parlor, dming.ruom and
'edr""in iurintur- oi geutcnIaus family, break
ing up Housekeeping. Is
The sun., 1862-05-09
FOX SALE AT AUCTION, BY ALBERT n.

NI.oLAl At the Merchants Exchange sales
h'"'h. bfradNny, "a Wrdne-d ~, Il. 2ist II
M.y isJ7. si i2S oc.oct. 'ot nc,o1ii, - whom "A
may c"ncctu eisht tpu-nd hvr hundred dollars
~ Il II mortgage rVuds v the Fiat 4 Pore Mar.
l"'" Railway Company, N ,h'san, tg.tuct with
ai3u ll'l2O