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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-18

BULLY Bor.-A correspondent, Of ,b.t,
Sf0te Journal relates TINS Incident Jy''''
Morrill,, u drummer of The Indian - i'a',
day killed rebel officer IN COMPANY WV, !,
othsr on the GordonsyIlle road n 3, VIA a,
and captured both :her horses and ''ul'a.
nent'. among which wers tine field ''''R'
line silver mounted rife, and fDe =. gag
We, spurs all OF which are now 10 c.n NJ s.
Morrill, Is not II yet, and is the son o, H. I'I
Is Morrill,, OF Newport, Veemont Ba, ~, -''
Times ""H3g'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-18

PRAYING FoR THE LEGG.LAruRE-R,5
MF Stubs, formerly stationed at Claran3a
now chaplain OF the Nes Hampshire egr
la'uFe' Is reported to have opened as toon
one day last week We think tina, ever
member Of the House, Q God. i, fayo-
a short session. and they Frequently r..a.e.
toe appreciation of shor, prayers We :,'
l nee that they viii also conceive love Il
mort 'peech,.' and speak oBy when ',l
.-'s something to say, say it aud then .r2,-
Amen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-18
ARMY HORSES
w y N 6 =

hH. VIII sg AN AGENT 70 PERCHAss Ho'
! Sc At the tolO~ ing phases,
81 ALaAss, Friday aud saturday, July III
aud l2sh, 1862.
1 pt isLt' Monday. July l+th. ..
u '''\GroN, tuesday and W Wednesday, Juy
aud 10.
N n AlhhhVSr' Thursday, July Il 49,.
'>'rALi ,n Friday and Saturday July ~
" ''Dsr'oS' Monday, Jolly II.
~ Ho's'S n'a@ b Is hands t,ga ara afor =
We Mars ial,r.
aNNH p wUt7l-
"c""''ui Photograph Album
Az G.w WILD"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-18

The ALLorAENT> IN The NINrH.-The Ph~.
rlr gives the following tabular statement of the
number OF men in each company in this regi-
,nert who made allotmcnis of their pay to the
,rCSS amount stated
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-18

~" ~ loONG LADIES' AS0 GENIE p
,-,,-a -, " t"e' WI senl Gree 81 chsrEt. 90 a.'
~. ~ M recipe and dire lion. f,r raAAlat ,t..
nn,. No,s Slln that vii a fron tro to sh, tay'
All - ,AP'ss' blotehss, Tan, Freekies. SsIoTr'"' =.
80 Al rogghnes. Of the Ska, lsAvu- -
az as Nalars Intended it ,hoaldbr-.o,te.Ar 'se.i
.t,r.,t hose desirins The Recipe, stA gu .
,ss,.,. a.'ee'lon'. and advice, Ill ease ca. @
Nus ? CHAPMAN, PrAesica, Chtui'
--Ne-- llfL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-18

reSppSfsSsloSS AND ExPEalEsCS OF =
fkkER.-Pakli.h-d n-,r,I-r ga ~. L. y,..
ItasI' 81 ioshg Ssa. .nd lho.- -. SAGE -. y
80 ueo,u''' Iss' ef Memory PrsEA.sr. p,tar
~ me aA' cured hi G.sNsy shape meas. l"s'
- sSA' expense and iseuarsa-ne, through -
81 ss''ai'o nsticiEe. pr..ene-s ~ l.arz-a lts.
S@p'es nay be E.a 81 n. asthor. C. A lANB.'
= spo'ni, LSsI lstasd ~ -ue'9.agA 75't-ea
Aadr-sse- ss'sops Aatr.u
go, |hAkLG LAkBEKT, ~,
Gfeenpa- Iars Is-ArL. y. ]
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-18

tx Gov. Hlland Hall has been eb,.sD.
Der OF the Board OF Education in .bj. S,.,.
place Of Re-. Calvin Pease, resigned
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-18

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
..~0 WITH PURE MOTIVES. LET Us RENEW OUR
rSCST IN GoD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
md WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
minnesota Sick Soldiers at jackson,
Tennessee.

The following is a complete list of all
the sick soldiers belonging to Minnesota,
now in the Hospital at Jackson, Tenn:
Fifth Minnesota-John Glenn, Co. X; j.
Leatherman, do; Fl. f. johnson, Corporal, Co.
G; G. w. Davis, Sergeant, Co. A; w. C.
Hoyle, do j. Anloff, Co. H; N. Candall, Co.
G.; F. S. Mason do; J. Hardy, musician, Co.
E; j. Frinllhasser, Co. Fl; Ole Oleson, do; c.
Ludwickson, do; NJ. NJ. Paugh, Co. G; D.
Bailey. Co. H. ID. Dona, Co. F. NJ. Frilla,
Co. 4.
Second minnesota Batte7y-C. Briggs, G.
Typhner, r. Fisher, a. C. Meade, s. Howard,
d. Hammond, and NJ d. Mitchell.
Fourth Mnnesota-P. w. Weege, Co. A; S.
Surfiis, Co. K: w. Ratdkee, Co. B j. j. Mil
Ter, Co. d; j. Assman, Co. c.; o. c.. Nelson,
Co. A; j. A. Morrell, Co. D; N. Person, Co.
H. Sid. Smith, Co. A; J. Boss, Co. E; B.
Wastman, Co. G; j. Sampson, Co. d; A.
Morse, Co. K M. Chester, Corporal, Co. B
f. Gisbarth, Co. b; f. A. Bunker, Co. e; j.
w. Dunn, Co. 3.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14

our forces. So that nearly the whole body of
those actually implicated in those outrages,
over 1000 warriors, with their women and
children, though driven out of the State, are
now at large, roaming over the Territory ada
cent to our frontier, and connecting wild
schemes Of revenge Between our western
frontier and the Rocky Mountains, 30, 900 disaf-
fected Indians Ofthe same family, whose hands
are red with the murder of settlers and emf
grants through that region, are waiting for
long-sought opportunity to strike blow at the
settlements which skirt their hunting grounds.
Why this sudden change of opinion?
Mark the dates-from Oct. 10 to Nov. 6.
The belief at Washington that Governor
RAMSEY told the truth-for it is there pre-
sumed he is informed and is honest and
devoted to the interests of the people
whose fate is in his hands-when he said
I" the Indian war is virtually at an Ond,
continues General Pope in command
here So the Governor and his allies are
satisfied! Can we say as much for the
people of the State?
Will the belief that they are the victims
of imbecility, intrigue and cruel selfish
ness, inspire them with confidence or with
feeling of safety? Is Minnesota aban-
doned to the vengeance Of ferocious say
ages on the border, and to the cupidity
and ambition of heartless intriguers in our
midst !?
Or, is Governor RAMSEY only an igno-
ramus and ablunderer, who could not fore
see an Indian war when impending, nor
realize its presence and dangers, when ac-
tually commenced and progressing?
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
Military Appointments.
SECOND REGIMENT.

SECOND REGIMENT.
Lieut. Clinton A. Cilley, Captain, vice
Heaney, transferred to General staff.
Sergt. @. F. Meyer, Second Lieutenant,
vice Brandt, resigned.
Second Lieut.. Thomas McDonough, First
Lieutenant, vice Otis, transferred to Gen
eral staff
Sergt. G. S. Covertlale, Second Lieu
tenant, vice McDonough, promoted.
Capt. John B. Davis, Major, vice Bishop,
promoted.
Lieut.. Daniel B. Loomis, Captain, vice
Davis, promoted.
Second Lieut.. John S. Livingston, First
Lieutenant, vice LOOMS, promoted.
Sergt. Edward Wait, Second Lieutenant,
vice Livingston, promoted.
Lieut.. John Moulton, Captain, vice Wes-
tern, resigned.
Second Lieut. Samuel G. Trumbull,
First Lieutenant, vice Moulton, promoted.
Second Lieut.. Harrison K Cowles, First
Lieutenant, vice Cilley, promoted.
Sergt. Matthias Thoeny, Second Lieu
tenant, vice Cowles, promoted.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
Lieut.. John P. Houston, Captain, vice
Gold 7. Curtis, died.
Second Lieut.. VIM. Organ, First Lieu
tenant, vice Houston, promoted.
Sergt. Francis G. Brown, Second Lieu
tenant, vice Organ, promoted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14

Thomas Stewart, aged ninety-two
years, of East Newton, Ohio, was pri-
vate in the 1O1st Ohio regiment, and took
part in the battle of Perryville, where he
was complimented for his bravery and SOL
dierly bearing. He has four sons, two
grandsons and three sons-in-law at present
in the army. He was born in 1910, at
Litchfeld, Connecticut, where his father
now resides, aged one hundred and twen-
ty-twO years.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
Appointments in the Second Eegi.
naenG.

First Lieutenant ABRAHAM HARKlNs
Captain, vice MARKHAM, resigned
Second Lieutenant w. W. Wilson, First
Lieutenant, vice HARKINs, promoted
Sergeant JOHN G. JONES, Second Lieu
tenant, vice WILSON, promoted.
Second Lieutenant LEVI OBER First
Lieutenant, vice HAMILTON, resigned
Sergeant Major EDWARD L. KENSEY,
Second Lieutenant, vice ODER promoted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
Richard Awkward and his wife An,

Richard Aylward and his wife Ann
have been condemned to death, at Belle
vile, Upper Canada, having been convicted
of the murder of a man named Monro. for
the sake of obtaining money which it was
supposed the deceased had in his possess
sion. The prisoners are ordered for execu-
ton on the 9Th of December.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14

"A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, writing from Harper's Ferry, Oct.
%, makes the subjoined statement
Our pickets seem to think it no harm to kill
a negro and the Irish troops especially delight
in this sport. Every negro that is seen at
night, or wandering in the woods at day time,
is Shot by our outpost guards, and many who
come into our camps are shot ''by accident"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
First Minnesota BATTERY.

Capt. EMIL MUNICH, Of the First Mime
sofa Battery, has been appointed Chief of
Artillery in MoARTHUR's division of the
Army Of the Mississippi, with the rank Of
Major
JOSEPH NJ. ALLEN and PAUL MUNoH have
been appointed Second Lieutenants in the
First Minnesota Battery.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
PROPOSALS.

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO
- I'm on Wednesday,, tie 3Q! insi at the o1lcc o the
Assistant United States Army for snbmiting
10 under-isnei, with view of purchasing for c
vernIncnt
90l Draught Horses
ltU Saddle Horses,
70 Dfaught Mules
The praught Horses to bcrce from all def cts to lie be-
tvc.u the ages and years old from IS
,six hands biph Saddle Horses l5, bands high,
son In all rospects aud between the ages seven
Willie aud gh gray horses excluded.
All the animals submitted VIII be subjected 90 a tho
r,ah examination and Inspection by duly auth.r,clI
AGENT appointed Tor that purpose.
TIE persons whom ihe bids awarded VIII bc mott
.ed OF the pacc where the inspection OF tie animals viii
take place AZ the lime OF IVA aiu. the contract
The un Ter guod the right the part OF c sol
vernmcnt 10 rel jsc al bids deemed unreasonable.
Proposals will le endorsed;- .
"rfopo sails for supplying the 0o,crnment wh iQrot
and Mdles and vii, DC directed Capt Henry O. Hodges,
HENRY &. HODGES
Captain and Assistant Vuartcrnasier |. = A.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

yro CELLAR pIGGERs -PROrOsALsewIl.L DE RE|
rercvei for excavaliug cellars on 6reena.h street
near Nunny Specification. &c, to be seen 81 ,be cuee
Il r. GETTY son, 100 Morton street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
,,-u yEL,oTr. ArcTroyEER. RIO Suffers THE

w attention Vt suers Is called 10 thc sale of Brandt
Wines and uthr articles packed In &C. suitable for
sulors shipments sec The auction advert ssncnt Of j. T..
Az nson a Co. IN Journal Of Commerce.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

GEORGE COOK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
VI hold Funurefs day, at halfpast ~ O'Clock ut the
No 4l Broadway (next the American Teg graph oiccJ
large stock OF first class city made Furnitura
Chambers l,brares Dining Rooms &C nsue Ia parts
elegant ParQr Secretaries, EtaEecs Tables black walnut
and rosewood Bookcases Wsrdfobes Anore.a lace Rf
tets, Extension Dining Tables Lounges Chafs &C. b~nr
we'll worthy the attention OF buyers Cataor,'rs n, -
N.B-,At twelve o'clock, one seven octave Pianoorte in
order. N ."
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

UMPIRE CORD AND KINDLlNG WOOD DEPOT
~ Cord Wood, pes load, 81 81 - aud 81 5O kindng
Wood load, 81 81 rs aud e. 30; hinding Wood per
bon, lie sJ and 25c. No. rs East TNcn.y-h street,
Third
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

MARBLE MANrEI.s THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS
Nl the public that ne Is selling Mantels cheaper ha
any person In ,hc business Those wishing puIc ase
shOlld call st a. kLABERS Marble Yard, lUy EssL
II. hleenin street west OF Third avenue Ne York.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

OIL-THE BEST KEROSENE orL REDUCED TO 80
~ cents pcr gallon. Also Lamps, crockery Chika and
Glass Fancy Goods, Beer Mugs Cutlery Spoons Casters
Vases and Tea scts cheap q. &. A. BALDWIN - 60 Bocy
S1Irer Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

~ 81
RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
EASTER HOLIDAYS
The greatest combination novelties and ever
presented at establishment
COM NuTf-THE $4,000 MUTT,
THE BELGIAN GIANT. EIGHT FEET HIGH.
both Of whom addition TO their exhibition at all hours sp
HOP o. MY THUMB;
TIE OGRE AND TIE DWARF
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
al and ~ O'Clock. This piece Is followed at each perform
by the ELEGANT and aughable Comedietta entitled
THE WIDOW OF PALERMO,
BY MRS: j. j. PRIOR MISS r. FRANCE,
And Messrs. Magee Hadiway, Clarke and Haviland.
On exhibition at all hours, day and evening,
THE QUAKER, OR WOODEN GUM
From the rebel fortihcstions at Centreville, Va.
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMus.
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINOS,
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION,
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON.
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY,
LIVING TURTLE GRAND AQUARlA, WITH IT'S
LIVING FISH, and near million other clrosities.
Admission TO ALL rs cents; children under TO- l5 cents
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
performance of my "Sabat Matern will not take place,
owing having able in spite my indie.
fatigabe efforts till late hour night prepay the
orchestra This for the information OF the parties connect
ed with the undertaking and TO the proprietor OF Irving
Hall for all their Kin ness dnring The
popular artist Mime. Clara NJ BriDkerhon perCeey
right In addressing The public this lrning she did The
Most respectfully j.. w. BUSCH.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

II from ptin and hed: Teeth flled with Goi, in best
free of charge You hc II ihat Thss
true at INaERsJLs 23 West rweny-sccoud street, New
York.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

IIENRY ID. MINER. ACCTIONEER -SAIESROOM 81
Nassau street, opposite the Pos ohice MINER So
MERfIIIE VIII sH at auction, Friday, Ar.l 25 ri 01
O'clock at their s1lcsroom, 81 Naaa street large and
neral assortment OF Household Furniture removed Tor
renence OF sale consisting OF rosewood and mahogany PA
noortes Tapestry Brus scls and Ingram Carpets Ocoths
Druggs. t rosewood black walnut and mahogany Sofas,
Arm and Pdrlcr Chairs; rosewood, D X walnut ani maho
gany bureaus Washst nds, dc Paor furnilure-Sofas,
Teea-Teies Lace Cir,ans, window Shades; rosewood.
hla nut and mahogany Han Stands oak and black wal
Extension Dining fables, Chars, rosewood
and black walnut Centre and side Tables, Feather
Beds Hair and Straw Mattresses Paasses &c Bolsers,
Pillows, Washsands Bedroom Crockcry, also assort-
OF Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale win
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

H(NUNNoS IL AN NOW SELLING BAKERS ISLAND
" Gaapo OF the best quality. Also otct Guanos o. the
most approved kinds in qans to suit pnicascri The
lowest prices. JOHN B. SAltDi,
IS South street. WALL Y. V
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
'TAyE PIANOFDRTE
EDWARD SCirEScK. AUCTIONEER.
III ElNE nII HAINTINES

EDWARD SCilIsSCK. AUCTlONEER
ia FINE OH, PAINTINGS.
By EDWARD SCHENCk, on this day. 24th inst, at II
ocnck, nj his ssestoms lJj ani l57 Broadway collection
OF tue OIL Paintings nany OF them bearing the ccrtibc
Of he artsts. Among them VIII be found
FINE WINTER SeENE, BY SMErS.
SHEEP, BN ROSA NENNENAN.
STABLE SCENE. BY wOuvERMANN
THE uNBlDDLN GUEST, by J.. j.. NICOLtE.
TWO WINTER SCENES, by DE ERUyN.
Aud several fine specimens by j. Noithc0'e Tanner Berg
hiss and others. The Paintings exhibition, aud
viii be positively sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

SCEEK AND We SHALL fiNDn ONE ARTICLE. At
~ least, which millions wUud delight 10 have. Item
be Kept about the Yon at all times aud MOI b. discovered
Only dolla. fNrect your name envelope, wsih
stamp If You wish ~ 10 come sralcd enclosed 10 aud
will receive circular with particulars. Address ). d. Hun.
phrcy, New york Guy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
u Cotton. AucrIoNEER -GENTEEL uorsEHoLp

IN COITON ACUTIONEEK- HOCNEIIOID
T. Furniture CARPETS Ollcloths, Mirrors Paror Suits
China, GLASS Ware, &C. &C. This day (Thursday April
a. at W. o'clock at 20 Clinton street. Livingston,
Brooklyn the entire genieel Furniture Of the house will
comprise In part maho and rosewood Patlor Dining
Roo bedroom and Basement Goods Velvet. tapestry.
Threerly and Ingram CARROTS ocoh Sofas Tc'e arc;c
Noafc PaflDr Chas SidehoaIds, marble Dressing
Bureaus marble top Centre Tables Mirrors Curtains Paint.
Jugs, Beds Mattresses Extension Dining Tables one very
fine Portable Heater CHINA Glass Ware, Kitchen rurnitur
&c, &c. Sale perelnptofy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

CORNs.CuEED FOR % CENTS EACH.-BuNIONs
~ Inverted Nails, sr cured AT % Bowery Canal
street, by DR. W. L. RICE surgeon Cbrop dist formerly
with DR.. Briggs.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

nErOr FOR PURE PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICALS
~ j. y. LJHNE & Co.. Manufacturing Chemists, 56j
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

600 CASES STRAW HATS FROM AUCTION.
ZVV THE GRE iTEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
501 spool Cotton l5c best Cotton, 30 and 800
yards for g, n,s ~ do1 Hight Kid Gloves 90 cents pair
wei worth s.. beau'iful assortment OF trimming and
lonn Ri5buns, cheap.
At DONALDSON a &MEAREs', cor 9th v. and 18th st.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

IL mcnilosiey tho cheapest and ARTIFICIAL Tcet h
Ia world, unsurpassed In beauty, natural
comfort strength md durability and are IN every po!nt
Whole Sets Teeth TO which are
beyond competition and superior ali others Teeth ex.
without charge where artificial are Inserted
Teeth flied with ro,d 80 cents ST. with pain and 10
last Ife Al work ~ halt the prices cscw
for first class work IL Bond street. New York; M Arch
street. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ the great International Exhibition and tourists gene
rally invited 10 inspect the prevalent European costumes
The clothing House of II. CREED, s3 Conduit street.
Bond street. w. London Orders respectfully solicited and
promptly executed Under special appointments 10 the
Queen, Emperor and Empress OF the French Prince mpe
rial, &c. Corresponding house IL Roe Tsbout, Paris
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

rT,HE UNION FEET CUkER-GIyES hEFERLNCE TC
J. y. y Marshal. v Nuiray, Daniel Unayau city In.
spcceri j. j. Crenden, Senator. of keGcky. O0cc 40i
Canal sttcc,, New York
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

IOD W1DGER, Cairvoyart aud gifted Spanish lady, ul.
wells the nyscfef Of iunv, love marriage absent friends
sckncssi proscrbes medicines er al Diseases tells lucky
nupbrTs JJoucr!r los. or stolen, &C.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

A N. CGIsTALAR, hUCTIONEER.-AUCTION SALE
"A. OF Household Furn!,uie--A. N, CRisrAi.AR viii
sell this day, April ~ at 1915 O'Clock. at 226 Madison
street the Furniture conts ned in said house consisting OF
Payor Furniture, Velvet Carpets French Plate
Mirrors aso Bedstcads Beds and Bedding. Washstands,
Crockery, Breaus, Chairs Tables, OH Paintings, Engra
Wings also Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking
teEsils, Croker Glassware, &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

WHOLE OR PARTIAL SETS OF TEETH, MoUNTE d
w according 10 the Attest aud most approved principles of
dental science Initiating nature to lie, and warfncd
teeth lcd xrrctcd Without pain. Nervous persons and
all recurring gentle well a. reliable operations espc-
,aly M, tied old csahs he'd
D.. BIAKENEY ~ siyh avenue
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

IfAvING HAD SIN TEETH AND ROOTS ExTRAC TED
IL witnu fry pam, by DR. j. JAY vfLLERS. 1855 Grand
street, blocks IRON broadway. take great pleasure in
recommending hin 30 those suffering from tooshaehc
@ NJ CALtAN, "a II cster street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
SALES AT AUCTION.

(,EokGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
- hold furnitnre.-At Clifton Staten Island. Friday
al halfpasI ~ O'clock the entire Furniture OF
ss cottage on New York avenue adjoining the new
Sehonc ohuich For particulars catalogues which may
pe nad q. me house or OF Geor.e Cnnk Iil HnadNaY
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
I WOULD CALI THE sTTENTIoy Cl


wi ladies superior Bdyul. thorough
iished education. Special rtrn.ill will he .iven French
unaer the instruction oil accomplished
Prs Also 10 Music under the dire tion o Of the best
New York. Foe particulars address the Pllnc
pal, G. G.. Hazcltinc. Mogiisigiyn, ~ y.
ID ID! NJ Si Si1IOOL-CAPrAIN RALSTONis INSTITUTE
IL k,tiD Sch oi and Stables, continue uDdcr the same
management ipt class private riding school or
road, The reception OF horses livery Nos iJ and III
West Twcnty-thd street,
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

DELAsos MOTH PROOF PENCIL CEDAR TRUNKS
Blecck ker and Hammond streets.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
DENTISTRY.

A ETIFicfAI ROME FILINGS FIFTY CENTS. --GENU
n Arti al bone purchased OF DR. PEARSON. $50
Broadway, bcosc hc returned % England this present resi-
dcnccJ, Year since laiy dccaycd and tender Teeth
restored beauty comfort ani usefulness Arfcia Teeth,
every ylc Gold. Patna Silver Rubber. warranted
unsurpised, 20 cents TO 81 80 each. Dr. LUTHER Sr,
Dent ~ twenty years. C+ East Twenty second street, dis.
tho % rendering chOroVrn ether
f.eily harmless IN extract ns Teeth.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

MON COURSE, L. L-TROTuNG.-FRIDAY,A APRI
~ %, at haipast o'clock. Match 500; mile heats
m pes. iee IN hye TO wagons, owners 10 dlre Admisso
""hS. JOHN WHITE, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

xAyN. Writer'S ArcTroxEER. WILL SELL ON
w MONDAY at 5ls o'clock at 6Is Broadway Saloon Fur;
nuic and rixues-Mable TOP Counters. q, do All
the class China Wines Scsars and Liquors Also four of
phclans Of marble bed and combination Tables,
and eve,, an complete, OlclOths. This Is chance
foranatfg IN the billiard lne for of The best tables in
tho country I. in tbis sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

DERSONs in WANT OF BILLIARD TABLES WILD
fnd 1t 20 ber advantage TO cail at SHARP manuiac,
Ory iiS FN street where o keeps hand first class
fables with his newly invented patent Cushions superior TO
any now In rsc Also. second hard Tables
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
ELocurIoN rATeHT AVG HTrp,xc crpp,

The Vocal Gymnasium. ~ EIst Twensy seventh street
is hourshing cJndi Wc,kls persons
here much
and students viii tad greatly 10 their aend
during the vacation. fbs highest imoials from
pup Send for circular.
L'RENCH AND GERMAN NLANGUhGEs.-PROFEsSO
L. Il. TELLERiN;. S1J Broadway (cstab!lshcd IN Isi2)
Will applications ior pfyate instrucO In the above
languages during the spring aud Iangue
fc..uings
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

TIRE sWEEPERs AND CARTMEN OF, TIE. FIFTH,
i Eighth Ninth Fourteenth and Fifteenth wards met at
the foot OF Watts street. for the purpose OF working
under Hack1ey, until they get paid Saturday April 49,
These men have no means until they get their money
WESTCHESTER COUNTY TAXES.-LAST NOTICE.
w Taxpayers of Mount Vernon, Wakefield Washington
Vile, Union Port Pehamvle &c: notified that shall
be at Office, of Grand and Elizabeth Four
teenth Ward Hotei, Monday April "a for the last tne
Lots sold at the tax sale January ~ may be redeemed
JOHN s. Y0RKE, Collector.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

~ COTTON, AUCTIONEER.--HOTEL FURNITURE
Horses, Wagons Sleighs, Harness, &c, 4c-On Mon
day, April ss Ios O'clock at Stewards Hotel the cy
ferries The Furniture OF the hotel together with ali
the stock. Horses, Cows Wagons, Saddes, Harness. &c
&c. More full particulars In time.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
SALES AT AUCTION.

WM c. HIGGINS. AUCTIONEER-STORE 427 THIRD
~ syenue will sell this day tThursday) at iO1 O'Clock,
at 4il First avenu wentvsixth
nent Of Fnrnure &C. vizSofas Bureaus Chairs, Tables
Furniture, &C. Sale positive.