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TuE British guuhoat Rinaldn. the vessel which
. conveyed the rebel, Mason and Silcll away from
| BOSTON, s anchored close hv tho Monitor. AT
Fortress Monrut, 80 ~ to witness its expected
'eht with the Mcuimac, and make report to the
Il 'iti-h Government.
NCtE JouN Bril- will shortly have no oc-
clsion' to iutrii ~ IN American troubles fur nf-
fairs in India wctr n threatening aspect. Tue
insurrcc ton is creeping into life again. ani last
reports wing accounts uf much hyhlug at
Svlhct, ou q vt the mo'' deu'cIy populated por-
tions Of the Colonies.
WrSrrrt Pmrtrrs ls never tired # repeat
ing that he was engaged for sixteen years in
cuioavoring to take nineteen states ont Of the
Jniuu aud that " glvrrs IN u. JET Davis took
up tho work whc.r Phillips left IL, and Is now
fighting to nc,omlu n the work so iutu.u.ciou.-
" commenced liut the p,pple have NJ leu.,th
taken the matter IN Lsnl aud determined that
neither shall prevail
As immrn.cl, largo 1aintiur 'onc hft, i,ct
luug hN twenty feet higb is lust 'e,ug cumylet-
Cl hv Ntrisc. m 'mmiu,ut English artist. at
ter two yeats work. The sllrrrt Is, The Mc~t-
INK ot Wellington and Blucf.r after Waterloo.
AMI has many hfv-,ilcd pi,tur"s n men Aul
hurt's II has been completes ,n what IL called
-i"rrl- .l.omc, or Watcr-rli-~, Shi,h r"I,ircs
"u.u- riov'-s before finally Ani-hcd.
\ ArNa, .vr..i iou,lcut thus -ritcs u Louis
Ntn.l..u u u1. literally lived Tor the autk.
iu. ',..,. .l l,r. nul lrtnyr ..cuomllv. Park,
/ EAuI'u., buu' uu~ ami squares t',c been on
atcd ,nr lurir ,ni.'r' hour; Who' .tr.'ts have
lc'u throw. DuNu ..tI iu.'t up uuIt1 for ~ II
,mpln. mont k.rM RI, %, t,r-.- pud w,rp.
+ tam. hu.' h',u .Otv m his hands, tul, the
i peasant .ul NuWHI.st UU. ..l.rt might lC bore.
lifted th,plv. NE,g..,r there WAS a &, .unlty
ar uuui,ti.u, - Ire ur any thing approaching The
| "ibomiurl.on ul l,solaiiuu." thrrr was th, I'm.
! poror In the midst. In DAYS to come the
chronicle ol hi' private charities, oi the women
i l. 4
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Captain Morrpon, ol the slnp Star of the
Wet, arrived Yesterday morning from Liver
pool, reports that he encountered terrific weather
during the passage. Game out through the
North Channel, nud On the lGh If January was
IN lui. IL. 49, long. II. February l1th, "a. NJ
= lrlghtiul sra on, with thunder uaI h.;ul-
uu,, barometer nj 2siO, shipped u heavy
sni wurh completely swept the decks II
lous, tprs, and everything mu,rhl.- kuout-
INK iu Whrrl-huus", cabin rty-hgh'., lee rui
aud -l.uohuus, film, th" cabin. and between
ir.k-, Hui Washing overheard 70 seaman. named
VIM Ann. trour, audi,r ~ John, y. H., who
wns lost. The gale continued wihuui ublto-
m.nt until thc close 1t February, the sea Duu-
unuing much the -uuu luuscuiu, tl,o -tcu, aot-
tiny the h"hrtay- udr,t,, nud rtruuug the lower
Rigging ihc ship beius covered with lee and
snow ell the time. All th, time the ship re-
manned perfectly tight.
The Star ol the West left Liverpool un the
jl Of January, consequently she had passage
ui ninety DAYS.
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Loss Of the british Rnrk Lady Flora
IIusItnys

II"H''HNT'
Captain Winchcll, Of the ship Samuel Rus
sell arrived Yesterday morrir,. from China. re-
,,.,s,t.,, a.. -. -. i,
l'''' ''''' v" '''' '''' " january WV" III mt
l'-o south, Ion. '2.iO east, at one J.. VI. (-ca
timc) saw vessel hcarins South. ten mile, dis
t,nt with , .i,,.l ,, ,,.,,... fl, ,,.. ,.,i,,,,,.
',..,,.,..,
"'''''N o"u''' up ''r h'i W DO" h'Atl'' u'r'
AMI lN paper, found on huarl she proved tu ho
the British hvfk tlN Flora lIt-tiuis- owned iV
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The New York Horse Market.

TurUsrAy, ApriI 3, ts63.
The horse fancying public will lc grut ned to
earn thHt the new tr.tt.us park between 1th aud
'th avenues about completed by NJ Dubois or
tNo convenience nuI pleasure 81 The huuIr,d- uf our
tIcns and families who .wu last horses Various
tIpurt,usu,cs will Poe added, and the whole will
a..'u.', tic approval amt command ne support of
those whu have pu'd tr tt'rs. The spring Sncea
Frvu g. have Wtlu.ur'i the market already, a.
v,tyh"iy whu atl'uls tutm wishes H. D." seen 1n
o." ruad h,ltud = 'sst animal, =,uue of which, We
'rtrn, are sn IUrrs .rnm Vermont Of MurguS
|rDydl S,y'utU'u purses are being made up by
fHshi"u fru'ur" Gusuud A.. .outun-t three u
$500 each, and -" remainder 1t 500, Nl5l, and
sluu. THE races w q. come un h,tvy,u the 18th
INST and the 1T p' Ju'y. The market his week 10
HNul.urHtug, uud sales cott uuo brisk good
took - all grades appears pu the mart, and sprcu-
.,t'rs are doing "a thriving trade. We quote prices
today H. follows;
t,rr.,.r teams, CONN. "a, R!.5 extra $3.50 ~
$40. nrughi h.rs'H. city use, $3.50 DO. rural
usrugc, SO Hul II o each.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
FRIDAY MORNING, ArRiL 4. 1852.


The TiMEs says that the united oppo-iti,u Of
the borlcr state members of Congress to y,
Presidents emancipation policy proves that 10.
ring the period VI national suspense wear ago,
they coolly debated tho relative oNpclicucy of
loyalty aud rebellion, aud were determined in
their choice hy selfish desire to WELD 10y an al
bancc with the northern Democracy All influence
In the Northern Republic which it was impossi-
hlc to obtain among, the rebels. In spite ui their
opposition, however, it IL plain that the measure
will ultimately -.curc its objects hy inviting lis
cus,iun ut first, anil At last winning favor.
The Wouu complains that certain journals
In IN, Nurth. whether uucous,iuu.ly or not. are
.,i,,,,, p,o ,J.il.,, ia. ..,,i,... t,.b ,I,, ,t,
dominant parry III the N''h I' i'-l'n''"l' Tor H.
AMI thus create an impression that It is uurca-
sunablc to expect the rrlcls to Law down their
,r,,,. ~, t,,,,. a.. ,,,,, ,,,,..,.-
'''' ''''
Ihc lhih' NE contains letter from hs 'h'1
editor tu the Hon. Girrct Davis, of Kentucky,
i'm r.pIy to sotnc structure ui the latter gentle
r,.r NJ Er,i,,. .,,. u,,, ,L, ,tr,t 81. NJ,
'''''''" ''''"'' "'' INV "'' "' II "'' l'''' W.
1850, Is impossible, AMI that even II u were hc
ami other. like him vouI rur il. MIR Greeley
t........... H., .i....... 3.
''''"''' ''' l''''''" '' l'''''N '"'' ''''' '
the real cause ui the rebellion, AMI ua' II there
fore must hc DESTROYED in ofllcr 10 ptcsrr,c g the
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This Ia - good chance b. join one Of the beet com.
panes in tho regiment. Capt Cottor's Cpruptuy
snow musters li6 men the uhov, / n nre wanted
o. complete g. the full standard pi l56 men, which
makes a hi battery. None but ahI,-hldIcd m.u u
good moral character, will Doe accepted. Good pas
good clothing, good rations, and comfortable quar-
tors are provided.
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MARINE NEWS.


STEAMSHIPS MI. stevens Douyncrtv, for
v T,I ., ' - ~ ''''''e' ''''
,,,,,. , -
9hl'' "'''.,i' ''.i N','n ", 'in sno"
q ht'- r' "''I s"""' ."'.I J""''' Newly hfu"h'
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nN"NN n,S's, Mn'say, ASp'nwAn W.
ur,ns uN,,,. n,., N,n,,n,I, uIEcA
r., W. pr,' Ailr, t.'r-T ~, H. a. %,I,HI
&C., Ba,k nnnnd"r., II rrowbrisc sc's sons. ' o Via,
hrtNh1m A'SHr', n "ranLg !, su,. nkee
u uHIr' J. .r.i.'l' N'.t ~ bhh'r; H'ck
| Hawk, L'"l - Johns, L. ) prtiey' Caro-
| ".' 't''' h'l''N""' .l.''u" ~ ~ NI"IA
| .f..',< J" "'t@'''' N''N' "'' ''-'"'
scnooNERs AIRtse., Il dfes, rhiladeIphil.
lart, v,',ry, w.Lnrdsa H.ncr Bunker for
T. tN<'l'iil"iL \ hnI i'Ns'I i".y, fm..ioi-
lIuh, AZ, h1e FOR T. f1"Iriptl'' Irene Wal
l.n, II I,tni \ NV. nF' tlL,u'h Ann b1nt-
!, n,." n,.. ",',',' ' 49,, 'g1,,,N r.' H',u'
II,,t Il = "A. No. A. . - S,''1,6
t't' a. a. A., ,.' ','',t' 't,t'
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| 80. A., ,' 6.,,,' "a,
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| r.., -, I,', ' C.i C,t'E p,tsr-.
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Iii,'I.' t,'.s H.. -, IT,. &C. 1 n,lt.,. q 80.
r...I Nr.t w.Hu - u. i,r,'r,
-.,.t, u'r t.',',.r, p.T.t t.i,tI. ~ ~
u.r.bu, 4 Co.. "a .,.u. sI,tth A. Jnnn vi n "
f.. W. -
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u N"N''' '''E''' N.''''N tI"'lN'"''' l. h'uHy
BAkbE-S,H Bird, Ltu, ,ulndge, PLlalr lLlA, ]
X Bugs1 a Co..
ARRIVED
..,...,.
nlfNMSlllt7 -iriI,A i'uA-, Providence, VITA
WlSr a. Ehyuher.
Pelican, Jones, Providence, mlsc o. hyuuer.
| Vulcan, Morrison, Pu.ad,'puil, with mdse y Lo-
] per " kfhln *.
hhit',N, l't'' f.'''"' 'l."A' VIVA muse 10 Lo-
! I't " kfNlHiI'N.
M.r'h" stevens p'usNer'y' BALTIMORE VII" "i'o
Ia w ~ p'IyI 49,, u.,,,-s. r,ls,t.,
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.


. 4. !. bie' ssr, Son 3 Go.
Country s'St, 10 acres, ~ Huisun City. NJ 80 100
10 Sa,r.s, 1t N.Ntuwu, l.. I....... 0 40
ID utSt'i'u Island ............. iLOOO
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WAR WAR! WAR
TEN GOOD MEN WANTED FOR HARnDR
TORrIFICATIOS pI1H,

FOR COMPANY u, CAPT. OLIVER COrrER,
Fifth Regiment, N.YN. ARTILLERY, now stationed ~
IORT WOOD. NEW YORK mARnOK
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3,,rurrrrAN OrTicrs' 40 2'i CNSNt srHrUr
Su.l I NIuN Slt NRr, lGI NI~ru NNE NV
y 900, Nn ~ NuuIu EIDttfu -rKErt, IIW AMI
urT,. Arr ,uRNut uF NtNru \Np EsrUErt,, " Ngu-
isgrpN. u. &. PEIog rwESrN-rtyE cr.rs WIru
FtIL uIUf,TIuNs. mh1- lu'lu3
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A WEEKLY EDITION

ofTHG Nav IoRE Sos, Issued every Tuesday, I'm
wrappers for the mail rwo oErrs EAou, Al per 100.
aURsCRirTIoNs-FAID IN ADVANCE
one copy, year cts Three copies year, AZ 90
Do. 10 months, 81 90 Five copies, do b. 50 %
ts-Hpecimen copies, gratis. Discount Il 20 per
cent irum single rate. on each copy over I've.
- P'ttsse within New York State onlv thirtseyf
o"''s p'dr out ~ the state, itcen,y-sir cents
N''r'-- " BEACH, suS OTrIog, NEw YoRKJ
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

\ FINE MARE, YEARS OLn-WAR-
a ruutcd sound and KIND u an harness good
.,Idlo beast SO a buggy wagon, iu g..i nrdrr
$50 NlSu n good work horse, $50 su-l pou,y, -
uuIs hcovy built low. App'y lbl West luth t.
AI3 g'l~G
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WANTED.

A GENTS wANTED-TO SELL NAN AN
n DEN's Patent Portable Copying Press, hisi %
ly popular article. They will To literally dealt
1iih. HANNAH \ CO, sole Proprctors, ~ CuH
street apS S'iia
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TO CANDLE MAKERS WANTED A

Il prA,ti,u' candle mHk,r--unc wb. ... roughly
understands his trade m all IL hrW.NI4 To- ou,
who can come well recommended good wages VII
he paid and srmsueut situation g,aru.tacd. Non'
other need apply NJ Caui'e Farury. cor Hautuu a.
and Park ave, Fast II .ook'yu. ur3
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A JERSEY FARMER WANTS \ SITUA-
flton on farm, married man, wlu thorough
ly understands farming, in all it, branches. Al
dress ROBERT TAYLOR Mort Shore. ~ Iteu Is
land. uopd reference can be given. ap2 a'lnG
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4 'llllshs ll'lHht NN lIl ll'Th I'lN
- Et.e tu suit purchasers, ut the Sew I.Is,y
CIDER AMI Vinegar Crmpsuy'r Depot, SO Harrison
q, near Washington, New York. B.i'.ors, ped
Her, sN'lp'rE and ,tIrrs please cp.I AMI examine
before purchasing elsewhere. Delivered ire, iu
Dr. pksu, Jersey city, II hokrn, ami n the city.
" IFkIl NJ, GrupiAl AGENT r' 80 G'la0
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wAHl WAR!-25 GOOD MEN

w want 4 ior IIfh,r Fort iHHt uu duty, .af
Company A, CAPT .IOIIN GRAHAM hth X 4#iu,u.
n. Y. V. Artillery, now stationed 1t f.t wrul
New York Harbor. This isa good chance T. l.u.
one of the beet companies Foo the regiment N,u.
good clothing, good ratiuus and comfortable quti.
ters are provided. Those that wish To join must
apply g. Lieut. W. II. BOYLE, corner Dover sud
South sts; Lieut. A. =. BEADLE, - GrecuNich t
New York, recruiting Of 'crs. Ap3 6'll-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called The
"A DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready 1t contains
about 200 pages of choice Songs Rounds, Catches Dn
cts Trios Quartctt, and Choruses, many Of them writ
expressly for this work, besides 81 of the FL
ments Of Music. The Elements easy and progres
sivc that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in ntructng young scholars to sing
rectly and scientifically, while the tunes and words
brace such variety OF lively attractive and stirring
music and sentiments that trouble will be experienced
in inducing all beginners to with zeal in acquiring
skill in the health giving, ymprovng,
happiness yielding, and orderproducing exercises of
school life. In simplicity of its clements, in variety and
adaptation OF music and in excellence and number of its
songs original selected and adapted it claims by much
excel all competitors. will be found to be the best
book issued for Semnares, Academies, and Public
Schools A lew s,mpe pages OF the Elements, Tunes.
and Songs, given in circular send and get one. 1t
is compiled by HORACE WATERS, Author Of - Sabbath
School h,ls,' Nos and 2, which have had the enor-
sale $4,000 copies in 36 months. Price, paper
cover, 20 cents SIS per l00 bound 50 cents, 81 per
100 cloth bound embossed gilt 40 cents, $50 per 100
20 copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed free at the
retail price. ..ORACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. JSI broadway. New York,
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK Z. Nj.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, March %. The Worlds Wash
ington dispatch says the late gardener Of the
Executive Mansion, Watt, notorious for the part
he took in the abstraction of a portion of the
Presidents Message, has left for Scotland.
Capt, Palmer, whose conduct in not prevent
ing the escape of the Sumter at Martinique,
has been severely called in question, has been
honorably acquitted.
A large number Of applications We're made to-
day ny North Carollnians to the War Depart
ment who desire to return to their homes, from
which they have been driven by the infamous
spirit OF the rebellion. Secretary Stanton will
issue an order that the Military Governor of
Washington may issue passes to 60 South on
satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty OF the persons
desiring them.
f. PAtterson's nomination for Il Brig Gene
ralship has not yet been confirmed, the Times
dispatch stating his crime to be that his noml-
nation Was at the instance of Gen Mcclellan
! The celebrated DR.. Merritt, the picket shoot
cr has been taken ON the Occoqnan and brought
to Alexandria.
The Tribune dispatch says the Navy Depart
ment has ordered the builders of the Monitor
Messrs. 9. q. Bushnell Il Co., to build six more
iron vessels similar in construction, but more
| formidable. They are to carry two 10, instead
l inch Dahlgren guns. The pilot house is te
mounted on top of turret and will be candle.
snuffer (extinguisher p shaped.
The mail protection will quite likely be
good deal thicker than the Monitor. 1t Is mo-
unlikely that dozen vessels similar to thu
Monitor will be contracted for
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
MONTPELIER MARKET, March Is.

PRov'sioNs.-Butter, Is to IS. Cheese, 8to9; Lard
H. Tallow, 10. Dried Apple 9 to To- Eggs, IA to l5s
Potatoes, 20 to IS. Beans So Maple Sugar 10
Peas. 1928 to 80
Onions-$l.0O to l25. Apples-S350 to S 90 per Dbl.
FLora- superhne S. 90 Extra, $3.50 Extra Family 500
Double Extra $50; SUPERIOR 90. to 1915
GRAIN AND HAY.-Corn, 10. Oats 80 to 90. Herdsgras
Seed 600 per bushe Clover 10 II per pound
Hay, SOTO IS, .per ton. Rye, IS to TO-
MIscELLANEoUs--Dry and green hard wood, 225 $50
Shingles, s1,oO to 80 Woo-common 40 to SO. Bark,
so per cord. Nails 1926.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
Carpets ut Low Prices.

The current Of trade is always turned to that House
which sells at the lowest prices
From the great auction sale Of English Carpets in New
York, the 26th ult receiving English Ia
pestres Veve and Brussels which shall sell for less
than importers prices.
Also an invoice Of very choice and elegant Tapestries,
imported by Aiexa:der T.. Stewart h Go.
Also an invoice Of the new productions Of Higgns's
American manufacture OF Tapestries and Vel
vets.
Also 100 rolls State Mills Tapestries for the uDprece
dentei low price OF 62l cents per yard.
Also invoice OF OH Cloths, assorted widths, for less
than manufacturers prices.
Also an invoice Of Canton Mating, assorted Widths
low auction prices.
systems strictly odhsrsd TO.
We buy all our goods for cash down.
We make all sales for cash down.
We make no variations from prices.
Nsw ESaLANb CARPaf Co., u HAuovnR sS.
narehl3nk f3w Opposite American HOUSE.
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IS ~ TELEGRAPH
TO THE FIR EEMAN
8 O'CLOCK, A. M.
FROM THE WESTERN DFpARTuENr
TO THE FIR EE


Sr; Louis, March 81. A special dispatch to
'he hepu0Acan, dated Island No. 10, March 20,
says the cannonadlng by the gunboats and NOR
'ars continued through Wednesday.
All the guns in the upper battery except -
had been silenced, and one gun on the island
dlsmounted. Shells were constantly FAILING in
the rebel camp and batteries, and numbers have
been Killed and wounded, The latter being car
RED away on litte-s. large number of loaded
wagons ale leaving, from which it is believed
that Preparations are making for the evacuation
OF the works. The floating rebel battery has
been moved nearer the head of the Island
zen. Pope allowed rebel gnnboat to APP
proach within fifty yards of u masked battery
on Tuesday, and then sunk her, killing Is Of
he1 crew lie had previously allowed five rebel
steamers to pass on towards New Madrid, and
they are now between his batteries unable to es-
cape.
Overa dozen vessels, together with the battery
and ram are now above Gen. Popes batteries,
and will be captured or sunk.
Mr.. Bedel. one of the oldest citizens of Men,
pills. arrived last night. He reports shat there
are but three rebel regiments between Now Ma.
drid and Memphis, and they are stationed at
Fort Pillow. The rebel Government are manu-
featuring pixies at Memphis for new levies, but
less than one hundred men have responded to
the call of the Government
The railroads terminating at Memphis are
being connected 50 as to send rolling stock down
to New Orleans when necessary.
PorTsvILLE, Pa, March o. letter from
Howard Potts, engineer of the Water Witch
confirms the capture by that vessel of the schoo-
ner w lliam Mallory with the traitor Yancey on
board.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22

THIR1 Y.SEVEhlH CONGRESS.
Che Alarkets.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET. March 10.
At Market 627 Cattle about 800 Beeves and 222
listing Working Oxen Cows and hires
years old.
Prices Market Beef-Extra 1925, to $685. arst quality
1913 I'd, $500, Sd, 4,25
Working Oxen-$!O to ]3O.
Cows and Calves-a3O, AZ to IS.
Calves-SOOO to 600.
Yearlings-None.
Two years old-$12 to IS.
Three years old-$19 to 20.
Sheep nd Lambs146O at market-Prces in lots $3,75
to 90 each Extra, "a so to $50.
Hides, 81 to 81. Pelts, $3.50 $500 Calf Skins to Sc
Tallow, to'6!c.
REMARKs-There was large number of cattle at mar
ket this week again. but the most of them poor and
half fed. suitable for nothing but store cattle There
were large number of buyers but sales dull and
but few sold high $50 cent the butchers had
supply enough and would not buy unless they could get
me choice cattle at 50 so Considerable call for work.
ing oxen Sheep dull-prices about the last
week-some lots fraction higher, about IA cent per
pound.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
100000 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
u O u ID n r IT TT e. .
FOR SALE BY
JAMES n. EOST1.K.

Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co. &C Cortland ST. n. Y
This company with capitol of $3.50 ,OO0, the most
ensve works of the kind in the world, and expert
nee Of % yeats in manufa curing, with reputation
ong established, having also exclusive control of all the
ght soil great City of New York, prepared
furnish Article which is, without doubt, the cheap
est and utry best fertilizer IN market.
Prices.-Delivered at any Station the Vermont Cen
trail Il. or Rnand and Burlington R. r.. 81 90 per
barrel or the Passumpsc Cheshire r. Rs. 50 90 bar
rel 1t greatly nceases the yield and rpens the crop
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22

Flour.-Wesern, S. 00to 5,25.
rork.-Prime, $1,000 to II, Oo Ness, $l4, 80 1890
Beet, $3.50 to 1900. Lard, 81 to ct. Hams to H.
Butter, II to 81 Cheese, H. Eggs 10 to 90 Potatoe
As to IS. Dried Apple to 8.
Wool Saxony fleece, SO to 81 American Full Blood AZ
so Half blood Al to 49,; Common As to AZ.
Corn-65 to g. Oats, A. Rye $07S. Herds Grass Sc ID
$50. Clover, 90 So perlb. Hops IS 20.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
IRON FORTRESS MONROE.

March 81. All is quiet. No news. A flag
of truce was sent out this morning for the ac-
commodatlon of an officer of the French navy
who desired to 90 South.
The rebel officers and crew were very uncom.
municative No newspapers were received. 1t
is hoped that the telegraph cable will be repaired
to-day or tomorrow.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
Administrators sale !

pursuance of license granted by Probate Court, the
following real estate belonging to the estate of Joseph
Lesser Of Marsheld deceased will be sold at pub
lie auction the residence Of the widow Mary Lesser,
late of Marsheld, the last Mond in March next, at
one O'Clock p NJ, unless previously disposed Of at pr
vate SALE to wit: The premises row occupied by Mrs.
Mary Lesser, widow Of said Joseph Lesser sing of
a dwelling house, out buildings, and about Of
land. JOHN A. LAIRD. Administrator.
Narshfeld, Feb. 81, 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
ASTHMA CURED.

MoERIsTowN. Aug. 81. 1867.
Dr. Baxter-Dear Sir:-i have been severely afflicted
with Asthma for more than twenty-five year. ana LOT
months in succession have not been able lie in bed
and enjoy re GUAR nights rest, and some DAYS would
not be able TO walk from the house to the barn dls
tancc of five or six rods About year ago purchased
two bottles OF Or Whites Elixir, prepared by YOU ami
commenced taking according 70 directions and am
happy TO say found immediate reliei-and, with very
since. ours truly, . hhnD pAhrn.
Pp.CF "a CENTS Yer BOTTLE.
SOL whnlesp.e and retail by l.. +. PiEn~ i 'Ci.'
peiier. IA C ~ u" u.alers oi med cine.
- N nAN~Ek 81. D.. Pr0prIeOr HI thg ne. "
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