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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
An Exclamation due to Vermont Soldiers,

Some time since the Waterman published a
private letter, purporting to have been written
by Vermonter in Gen. Buffers Department
giving hat pretended to be an account of the
conduct Of Vermont soldiers in plundcrirg and
injuring private property, on the estate of the
late Gen. Taylor, near New Orleans That ac-
count having come under the notice Of the off
GERS of the 8th Regiment, at New Orleans, is
characterized By them as a tissue Of falsehoods
and misrepresenta lions. Nothing like the ac-
count given occurred. Before our troops arrived
at the plantation, on thc occasion referred to,
the oyerseer 0! the + limitation had run away,
taking with him nearly everything valuable be-
logging to the estate. The negroes on the plan
tatiou, had, after their master left, taken pos
session Of the wines, and some trnkcts which
had not been removed by the overseer, and had
taken them to their shantcs. When the troops
arrived the grounds were strcwn with papers,
which the negroes had taken and opened. The
they were sent to seize but that their conduct
was in any respect like what the Waterman s
correspondent makes appear 50 aggravated and
unbec0ming in Vermont, or any other soldiery,
is pronounced by officers who accompanied the
expedition. and by others who have lnvestiga.
ted the affair since seeing the charges in the
IVdtchman, ridculously false, or most grossly
misrcpresentcd.
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Sharp-Shooters,
In his circular IN this subject Capt. Drew
urges his project as follows;

In his circular IN this subject Capt. Drew
urges his project as follows;
need no, tell you of the almost ncalcula5e
advantage Of this arm of the service, for it is
written on every page that tells of battles lost or
won. The R-beis have many thousands of sharp
ohooters-some of tcem are allowed to 60 to the
field with their /" old familiar rifle and shoot
when and where they please. The large proper
ton Of officers Killed on our side testlfes to the
great service these rebel maiksmen do.
Our Government is anxious to throw into the
field more of this class OF men. | have author.
ity TO raise, under the Governor, five Companies
Of one hundred men each. The Governor does
not think best that they should be called into
camp until another call for troops shall have been
made, but that we should find in each town
"no5le teU who will pledge their honor to go
as soon AS more troops shall be called Tor from
Vermont In this way We shall have Battalion
ready, so that we have only to call for them and
at once from pillow, workshop, store ana school
will come the noble defenders OF our land You
will meet at place designated in your County
TO organize yourselves into Company and elect
your officers soon a call comes for more
troops and hive mined time and place for such
meeting. A, soon as you are organized into
CJmplnies you will he furnished with Sharp's
heNONiUb N!HVj epleHhluly hlleu anu oeHt WI w
the seat Of war. All the 500 will 90 together as
a" Vermont Battalion Of Sharp-shooters." Your
duties will be simple" t0dtch and KILL" You
will have no digging, 'oorkmg no scamp
duty" no Standing guud, bur viii De kept to the
front on picnet du,y or sent for Yard as scouts
and skirm,shers. Come, then, sons of Vermont,
your couetry needs your cfea, Keen eyes and
stcaiy h1nds, sh9 needs your ugftnchlng hearts
and inie Hrent brains.
All over the SJ4th, they have long been raising
bands Of sharp-shooters and training them long
before they are called for, d SHAH We who are
fighting FIR .fee!om and the starry jug " be
less rea ly ~ work than they?
In every town there are two or three youn;
men wno might pledge themselves to this, ard
then strye TO see VINO il the best mdrkSmtn.
Without leaving your bu mess you can become
excellent shWp-shooiers b. spending few mo-
ments each day 18th your ri lie or shotgun.
d. not neglect to give this your attention end
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TIE SEVENTH AND Ninth REGINENTs.-The
friends of these regiments will be glad to learn
that Senator Foot LETT here on yesterday tor
Washington, to urge upon the proper author
itics the removal OF both the regiments from
their present unfortunate positions. The Sen
ator goes at the request of Gov. iolbrook, and
will, if possible, obtain an order for the trans
fer of the suffering Seventh to some more nor
tbern place OF operations, and also for the re-
moyal Of the Ninth (providei there does not
seem an immediate prospect Tor It's exchange)
to Vermont, to remain until it can be relieved
from its Parole, and enter again upon active
service.
Since writing the above we see it stated in
the New York papers that tie Indian war in
Minnesota having closed, and the necessity for
our troops in that quarter having ended, the
Government has ordered all the troops who
were taken prisoners and paroled at Harper 3
Ferry, and who have siuce been in camp ut
Chicago, to return home and remain until ex-
changed This will, of course, include the
9th Vermont.
We trust Senator Foot will be successful in
his mission with regard to the Seventh .-Rut-
land Herald
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influence, for soon there wi. be another call for
troops, an. now is your time to prepare TO avoid
DRAFT and choose your situation yourself. | hope
to hear lrcm you soon.
Captain Drew's address is John T. Drew, Bur.
Hngton, VT, P. 0. box 70. We trust lis appeal
to the marksmen of the State viii be palriotcal!y
responded TO.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31

MOVED INTO VIRGINIA We hear that the
18th Regiment broke up camp, on Thursday
and moved int, Virginia. This indicates
" ioi ward movenlen ="
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To the Editor Of the Daily Freeman:
70 following is the list of prisoners taken at
Bayou Des Allemand, Sept. 4th, now remaining
at this camp, which you will plelse publish for
the benefit Of their relatives and friends
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IU plSrEpIlCS--lF NOl' ARE SUE
L trIuE from Dy.p.Is Indigestion. fnturucy
los, ui Appetite, SINH long nj tie Stomach, a., Sea
wall find fp,olN t,Nr'ly using tr lcst remedy
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REPUBLICAN UNfoN CONVENTION The dele
City 70 nominate candidates met last evening At the
Hudson House. The following nominations were
For hdyor-Hosea 7. Clark.
CHEZ ~ Poiics-.Iacoh a. MArinus
School Stepertnfsnd,nt-A. n. Wallace.
Assessor lor ns lat and "a Wards Il Dccsmp.
For ne Upper Wdris-D. s. Kimbsl
Water COaHmissi0neT Dong terml -BcnJamin o.
Edge.
For ne Short rer1n-wm. Powell
CHARTER NOMINATIONS IN lIupsoS CRY
The Democracy Of Hudson Cty, on Tuesday night
nomnated two tickets Tor Charter ofacers, for the
ensuing election, as follows
For Mayor-Edgar VI Eof.
dlferinsn-John n. WAL. Lawrence Fsgsn, Eras-
BUS X, Brown and joseph waudel.
CITY Cierf Charles J Roe.
Coilscta~-william II. B1yd.
Collector ~ 4 rTcdrs-Thomas Mars.
Chosen Fracholier -GcOrgC v. DE VI u.
School StiperiH,snfent-w William II. DaXta'er.
The Delegates t. the other meeting nominated
yfori
kdyor-Gsrret n Van R'pen.
dldermsn-A. Frank, John II. wAugh, Seth
e1eer and WIN. Greene
Citv Ctsrk-Chariea J. Roe.
Chosen Freebooter jams r. Dey.
Collector-Patrick Cannon.
Collector Of Arrsdrs-J1hn " Dundscuch.
School Superintendent William Noble
The Republicans did not make any party nomi'
n,tons, hut adopted tie following:
For Mdpor-Edgar NJ FL.
Aldev1nen-Nathanel orr, Levi Coover, Nj
Hullum.
City CL-rk-ChArlos j. Roe.
Choasn Freeholder-,1anes r. Dey.
Collector william II Blyd.
Collector Of Arrears- Dsnrl winship.
School Superintendent II. poHt"lsr.
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explosion In kerosens oil factory IN Newtown
where they were engaged, tina, they lived but few
hours. The factory was set on Are by the explo-
sion and totally destroyed, involving loss u $500
PANIC IN A ScHooL.-A fire occurred In
public school No. o. in North Ninth street yes,er.
day which bu, for the presence Of mind Of The rrin.
Opal Nigh, have been attended with very seriou,
consequences fortunately the panic which for
few moments prevailed among the children wa,
subdusd and all escaped injury The Are was pu,
aui before any particular damage was done.
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Fires, Inqse-t., Accidents, SC.

Fatal ACCtDENr.-Coroncr Collin held an
dnquesi ycftcsday upon the body OF Matthew Pet
elmer, a nstv Of New York, - years Of age, who
died from fracture " I've spine, accidentally re-
csceivod, about ten days ago, at NJ. 1902 william
street, where he fell backwards from table, stri
king upon the top Of his head Deceased was a job
printer ly occupation.
BuRSKp TO DEArH.-Coroner Naumann held
an inquest yesterday, At NJ. 45 B,yard street upon
che body OF Emma williams, girl 10 years ~ axe,
who wa burned on the 2s,h nit, by her clothes
catching FIRE FROM a grate while size was dancing
about The room.
SCALpED TO DEArH-Owcn Brady, chill
Q years old, died yesterday, At the Residence %
his parents, No. l6 Batavia street. from s'ads tr
eeived on the evening u the 30th ut, Nltn he ac
cdentaliy fell into tub Of hot water. The usu1
verdict " "a rendered.
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DEATHS.

BRADY Tuesday, April lst owen Brady,
oon Of James aud Ellen Brady, aged years
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially nvaed T. attend the funeral this Thurs
day afternoon, 3D. inst, At o'clock, from the re.
aidencs ~ his parents, 10 Batavia 81 Ills remain.
will be takAp to Cslyery Cemetery. 2Ib
DRAKE-On Tuesday morning. iEt Inst, amer A
long and painful illness, WIN. Henry Drake, in the
aQth year 6this ape.
invited W attend the funeral, on Thursday morn
ing, 80 inst, at 10 O'Clock, from his late residence
,sls Seventh ave. thence to 81; Miehsel's Church,
where solemn High Mass Will be offered u God
\ s.''1h nappy repose OF bis soul. 70
DoUGLAs-On Faesday, LIST inst, Of a painful
sickness Mrs. Ann NJ Douglas, wife Of Arnold
) Douglas, in the 62d year Of her age.
Her friends and acquaintance, the members OF
the Norfolk Il, baptist Church and the members Of
Mercantile Lodge No. A. !. o. Of o, +, arc respect
hy invited 70 attend the funeral services at her
late residence 1891 st. fret brick house east Of 81
ave on Friday morning, 4th st. at 10 O'Clock. lsO
EHRICHs-on Tuesday, LIST inst, Christopher,
son Of Ludsr and Meta Ehriehs aged years, 4
months and 20 days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents,bT Mercer - this Thursday Afternoon
; Cd inst at o'clock. The friends Of tho family are
respectfully invited 10 attend without further invita-
4 zion, so
FORBEs-On the tuaorning Of the 2d inst, Of
1 whooping cough, Robert John, only child Of John
and Margaret FoFbss' $3.50 years month and 10
n The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
100 attend the funeral thiHtThursdayl afternoon, at
4 O'Clock, from the residence Of his parents 1877
VAriok st. OR Of Spring. His remains will be nerr'
ID In Greenwood Cemetery, %
GEANEY-On the LIST inst Of consumption, John
1eAney, son Of Thomas aud Mary Gcaney native
20 h BlAckrock, County Cork, Ireland, aged 80 years
= ~ The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
especially invited TO attend the funeral, this
SrhuradAyl afternoon, Sd inst at o'clock, from hii
late residence, IS Hamilton st, N. Y. His remain
y viii be taken to Calvary Cemetery for intermcnt
SEHRs-on Tuesday, April lst after short III
ton, 8, @.
&c, The relatives and friends Of the family are re
n speotully invited 10 attend hs funeral on Thurs
day, the Sd inst at o'clock, from ne rcsider
I 81 his uncle, Otto Cook, S9I Ns--. ..
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Police Intelligence.

PApINa CONVENIENT MoSFY Jas. Walk
.pd John Dolhs were sucatei ycstrrifN.
harged with passing counterfeit ~ bii' N ! @
any Of Ot,eyo NJ Several 81 tie couutrfoI
ere found ia possession 81 the accused. justice
sborne held them ~ snswer. Several count r''ii
10 bills. ON the Tow MY \Bank, Mass, wcr" passed
the d iIcrent stores in the city ON Tuesday even
ing. NJ arrest.
. CHARGE OF EMBEzzt EMEST. -Thos. Grimes,
butcher, was arrc,tod yesterday charged " q
nbezzl ny $500, which he had cole I d tlr J. =
rnployer, WIN. wade, Of - Wet 2sth street, h'
Iad appropriated g. his own use. Justice Kelly
neld him 10 hail In 81 900 ~ answer.
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Dixie COUNTY, So.
rs.l, The e iuunuwca'h NJ Pmusyvruia
'''''I IuttrS .rr'In' r.Err.rrtg, a,r,ptiugf
We command ypu that you attach William T.
Horton, late Of your county, yurmUu, by all aud
singular, has goods, chhtt,ls, monies, u4lt4 and
credits lands and tnucmrut-, m whose hands uI
poas..silu suyycr tho same may be-, so that D., be-
AMI appear before our Court OF Common Pleas, To
bee holden NJ Milford, IN uul nr sand county, ON
inlay, the lGtu day Of u ucmhrT next, tere h.
Ar,w'r Urban Roberts, Ia plea Of H,7lurp7L and
have you then and there this writ and further that
you summon an per cons lu whose hands or posses
sion the snid guvls oluttni-, mouIrs, rights aud
credits, lands and t'ucututs or any Of them tNUl
may DE attached, ~ TINT they aud each of them bee
and appear before TIE said Court at the day and
place mentioned, e. answer what shall be objected
against them, and abide the judgment Of the Count
therein.
Witness the Honorable George II Barrett Pre-i
dent Judge Of our said Court NJ Milford this 2Ou
day Of September, Ammo Drnmi, 1851,
T.. III, MOTT Pruthountnry.
Pr. WIN. CORNELIlS, Deputy
l.. Y. BARNES,(
Pins Any. I mhl3 GTh'lO2
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REST OF RED ASH q 20 WHITE ASH
- - 20 per Ton Of 1000 .hs, delivered free and
clean; coke 80 a cha lrou. Yards and 0 Eleventh
st, near Broadway, New York. C, T. BACIIE,
agent mL22 24sacslb5
COAL-SO MISERABLE TRASH OR
~ slatey rubbish, or short weight for - 10 or
81 20, but tLe very best red ash for family use
screened AMI delivered at - 90 per ton from wards
cor King aud Greenwich stS, aud 90 Roosevelt st.
cor New Bowery. MATTHEW CLINTON, whole
sale aud retail agent APPS 2Inc'l8O
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personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF ELIZA RAY
IBURN, maiden name ELIZA BOYL. when last
heard from years ago, she lived in Green Point
l.. |. Her cousin, MARY ANN VIM, IN very snT-
ious 10 hear from her. 5he lives at 1888 First ave,
cor Of 10Th al
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A UCTlON SALE or HORSES, WAGONS,

n harness, Con THURSDAY. nj II o'clock, At
salosrdom, 3I3 Fulton st. Brooklyn, Ped q co,
Auctioneers, comprising one saddle horse. two ~
road horses, two work horses, park rl,t.u, me
2-spst carriage, rockawiy light wagons, single
AMI d.ul'r harness &c. a. o. .'it2
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srECIAL NOTICES.

Corporation Notice-The Committee on
Markets the Board Of Aldermen, met - H. 90
No City Hall place, on "wednesday, % AptL
1882 at O'Clock, r. m, for the purpose Of cons a.
-ering the application Tor the erection Of !'N'
Market "a the foot Of 10th street East river M'uA
OF the parties interested In the subject were PIE
sent when II was agreed ~ adjourn init h'niaN
next, It'll instant, at the same time aud place, ~
order b. afford all parties Interested an on urun N
" he present and state their views to tie Conn"
tee.
The attendance ~ all persons irtrrcft,' h ro
specially requested, in ordo' that tie Conn Il B.
may report q cir conclusions N the Board q Tie
earliest practical moment.
JAMES REID, J Commute
WILLIAM WALSH, vn
Al Asian .InMN ID OTIIMElIl MaLkli--
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40 East Plat 1t, from LIST Of May front AMI hack
room, with bedroom on the 20 story, with ptutrits
and closets, large front room, with CRATE and man
Sci IN the attic, front basement, with n boats lam
dry range closets, bot and cold water through tho
house X Mt $3.50 Inquire at No. 24O Grand 4,
near tie BpwCry, o on the premises 1873
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w dcrstsuds uyl0'stcriuZ, aud repairing mrui-
trc; one that can read and writ will uc preferred.
Alr'y us morning, At .. llAtd ave, between 5
ami y O'Clock 2i3
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a 1 A. IA
l t''' - ~" - AMMAN ~
, '.'"' ,.'.' I.m'' I"t!H ing UP ','t%
W. ~. . VI, 90 N'I, '''"' 'l' w,
NhNS'N' Hn. t"n''l AMI srntrM r'k'r, ~ tul'
"" 'li'''' app '"l"INH'-tE
4, p,T,lI , 49,, ,.ritup ,rt,n sl,v
- - 80
-. ."' j" "'''',, 'l.' '.. w. ~ .' "'' ''N'
'"N '" "'' ~ d.. '''"' '"'"' ''' "' ''''''' l''U,
"'' ~ ...''' ~ "'. .N'',' ~ "' '''N VIZ
~ WIZ '"'N "' .'W,.E "'''"' "l,. '','t.
"''''.7' "''' '''" W "'''N"!' 'l' ~ '''
C,I'IpIIIH AND \\ppH U\IIJS TINIp-
> ans Ill ,.,aII.st,, ,'i ,L,,',f,. .'.,,,,i, 4,
s..tJ,'r mn 10, o. ~ , So 90 49,
- 800, - -. = ,,,.'. = ,
r.,,',, ~, ,, ,'I' y, - ," va r w.
49, ',,,.f ~, ~ Nil ~ ! , Wv t
-" 'rt,,t KIT - ~ Wv " ,,.lu
'+ ~ '''' ' '''''''' "l' '' 80
NO bNSIIpTI,'S NpI' ARE SIZE
| t.,.,,. nam n,.,.,..i, IL. l',,.s,,., T.t,,l,,,,,
t... 10, N,,,,,tr : L ,,, "a A., s,t,,,,N A.. a, a.
y,.Ir.I su,-l, f,.rlI.. .I.uy t.r. l.ult remedy,
80, NM ,...I a 3D.
nm suIrIt,I NNNtuft arm
.. -,
re- We ,"l wv " .'', Y" ~ ,",N nN..' ~ WI
WINS, ~" "'n'" ~ !" .', '..7' l'' Men cor
%, stanton h''i '.' M'.,'N cor. ave. u I'M
'i'',,'' ~ n'.' VI 10y " ''I ,''', w. 'i' SUN
~ ~ lNr ~ ''n second ST. Nnl'u.'.l th'
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NIISCEI.I.ANEOUs.

'i''f .' 70 W. - |
A MIDNDW CAN ACCOMMODATE . Girl |
hvth hoaih anil room &" v'lk.7' J'n'' IT, 'front.'
An hRRNNp BOY NANIED FROM IS Co
AS uu str. gII Fourth Ave-. 81
tr\y IppE NAKTES WANTED
Aryt. WINS FORD cor Hio1dVuy 10Th It
.N\N n, MAKE UIbSJEkD TABI r.
AC,I' any day ut 10 ,'c'o,k. 1t lCi Ctatlsm.t
my tn WonK az CI.STON PANTS
n under Ion. trurrana G. H1ya. go ruaro G,
,tt,t,E ,ptNEB TpR-SNI.T .\TIEN-
"A t.I Mar.pu., puut. rryou Row. room ID
TNIt,r IN NyppE IN SHOP OR AT
n lis fcsiI,ucc App, vt glo sa,hnvo. c'
,tpt Tnp ,T\EEAI uOISENOI;K
"A waited lunri'a,.'y. l.6Eagd It. q"
Singles NtIITE'S SEWING MA
n chimes Tor sale cheap, 20 Mnu,t i'5
AGIRI ABOIT 20 YEARS OLD WANTED
~ for ouscwork. tGI 3i ave, in the store. 1872
At TIED SkIETS -- ENPERIENCED
~ s.t'. aiaa pres" hauis-s'o STAT" av. Pl
rt.p>t.ut.n ut.n rn,u rnR TWO
n r,apc.ial - Women Il i.t,t rear r,.n. los
SINGLE ypt.NG N,N Tb DRIVE A
"A Horse and o. arl viii I, - fuu.l, ~ Lmrrps IT. |
4 pIilI,t\t ttnNEp MAKERS Want /
n ri Snr,nivay, t.p Hoor. nra las
IrI.,NNN W.\NrTp OK IlNT
Mo-. ss,,, 4 ...,l ,a,.s. ia II,.trr T., ru Z. /
a N,I.NIt WANTED To ATTIND
~ as,..u .Arplynt io7 Grand It i22
.>.,....r,,..,, ,,,.,,,,..,,, -. .tt.s
bam. ~, ~ n G. r,i,.on. qph nlerckcr. ap2l'
n,Etpy lnIIT an tnIINUtN Sr
ID e,-t stand ,uon,r, o., 3ib, In nc store. ea,a
nNNk uppk pST ", ~ C1I ON THE
Dp'c,,t,r st n,rk Please r,turn 10 NE nonk 60
DOpkkrlpI\G COPYING &C. nO\E FOR
ID a r.n-,u,tI, computation, suCLARRENN.
DOY WANTED FOR 4 HOTEL AT ~
- Lsr,nari 1t, after AN. 10
! DOARD IDE 4 FEW NOI'NG MEN. q
bmrni-hcd roums without loard, 90 C"'huru 4
! rARI FOE SAIE-A NEW DIRT CART
NHuj express wagon. CO II iih It aud ave n.
TOACU pAINTER-.A YOUNG MAN To
NworA at painting !. WALKER s'sp.c'an, :. l.
4 NOMI ORIABLE ROOMS FROM 81 10 81
- r' week comet :, II to-. o. L'y"I''
- "u- of si""n''""t n't i2&AAhEhht. 80 Ht"y
hOG FOUND APPLY AT 21J SPRING
- a. l'9
| I'OE S\LE-AN EXPRESS Route, Doing y
f''' '''n'''' " 81 Na-O'n- ''" M''"',. nl2F
! For SALE A GRAY HORSE, IL (uts
Ola w"' $50 l'r'"r' It, IA 't'''' app 80
! FOR SALE \ not 81 AND LOT, 90 Feet
'"t ' l2oih I" Inquire ON Tue premises "l''
! EOlNb-AnRll.l !, LOT PAWN TIC ElS
N''k'' DIV Sion; Il WILLARD sI' I''''".n
! IOR SALE#A SPRING CART IN GOOD
"rd, Arrl ~ ''" H.s'i' ave. 10
I'OR SALE \ FANCY GOODS Slokt.
rr'''' f"o. III "r''n""hN' h'W' s''.''
IrOR SALE-A NEW MILK WAGON,
win '''7' and harness. i'1'''' N' KING st.
l,OlND-7 PAWN TICKETS ~ Division
: 81 near M"l'tst can ."' ~ H'' r. 20 Aa"'
EAS FILTER WANIED-CAIL EARLY,
''' soy h'" ave- ~
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DIAPER ROX MAKERS WANTED-SEV-
cral gitir - MAKE IApor boxes none but I'D
hands need apply, Can at HENRY MEHERs, 20
V sey It. RI3 a'l32
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. HORSES FOR SALE-GOOD HEAVY
- work horses, suitable for crrt 10 heavy wagon
work, viii he sid cheap. ApT'y ~ FELT X GER
MANS cot, yard, Smith near Church St, Brooklyn,
apps S'l2l
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SrLrmER AND NArOR BNrus-TIMo.

- IAI'S old cttal liHhcl nut the only Euuuil 9
Sulphur liItls va thr I. :, ut CurbI Pace,
BIur,k IT, cor uf Lturru- n. Y. sure cure T :
rA,Unnt no, severe colds, CruItugs ~ TIE akin,
in,ryurinl affect ma cmlla AMI hNrr Sc. G.y,u
,iaI'N ly Dr. \ T.. TtMOLArS Co. apps Pa. 'llg
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w Alrl ath, ut 2 o'clock, T.. NJ, on the prcmi4eA
the farm Of RICHARD LOsEE deceased, one mile
west OF the village Of Hampstead 90 acres Of tlln
ble ~ OF woodland, good house, barn, and other
outhuildhgs, lying on both sides OF the highway
leading h Far Rockaway, ami fronting on the ia
maca and Hampstead plank road. Sold by
mh24 l2'lO3 ELlZABElH LOsEE.
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WILL BE SOLD on SATURDAY, APRIL
w htN, l-G1, iy EDWARD FEIIlSG m, AIr-
tuup,r, q L. u'y.u,k u.uu of tot day, It tie h.r
chants Exchange, n., tie uDt0s. book accounts and
judgments belonging t. tho estate ~ I. BOLLkN-
HAGES, and which hold IA Ass gure, A list Of
the above may be seen at my office, Wall street
NATHrL NILES, Assignee Of I. bOLLENilAGEN.
ap3 gih'I.4
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&6OO REwARp-TAKEN FROM THE
POOOdoor Of her residence, .ec.or st, a child
years Of age, named CATTLE me GLEEsoNi
was seen with a ", man dressed black aud with
black silk hood On. ANY person giving information
whore she may be found will receive the above re-
ward. JOHN GLEEsOS, 7 Rector u. APPS S'liT
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WANTED.
TO co IN THE COUNTRY

w acolored girl, about eleven years old Will
have dCsirabIs home in private family dll " age.
An orphan preferred. Apply at 200 Yves, 9Th ~,
ON Friday, Aprl 9th. II
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WIN. ABBOTT, AuCT, OFFICE EAST
w Broadway Will sell this day the cont nts
Of the Hotel" No. III Division slime hedseads,
feather beds, hair, husk and other mattra'ses and
all Tho MArrnnm hNtlTeH. An2 2s'lsl
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
1 Surrogate of the County of New York Notice -
hereby given To all persons having claims aga'nss
JAMES STUART, late ui No - East -iln sNeeS IA
tho City Of New York, Gentleman, deceased, 70 pts-
sent the same With the vouchers thereof % ths SUD
,crber, "a the office OF Edward G. D'hNan, 10; ~
CYu street .ut.n Cty 'tN'W h'iN, ON OF us' III
80. I-rN .sar. 10 AurI NtNt pAt u Ne" l'Ih' 'us
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Legal NOTICES.

IN PIESIANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
i Surr.,t.ui the CIauty Of " York, notice 10
hereby a.y.u tIs,l persons having claims agsnst
JOlIS ". BOWDEN, Ut. of the Cay OF NV York.
rr.Jz,d T. r.. sent the same, with vouchers there
OF, o. the subscribers, It the office of J. c. Ramsey,
80. lua Cedar street, lu the CITY ot New York,
before the 18th day II April next. Dated New York,
the 18th day OF october, 1851
ROBERT BOWDEN,
j. e, RAMSEY,
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n joins GRANGER, at Scar b ,kuvay, III, IL
miles from VS. acres, fronting un o., lt, with
= good landing; buildings complete, IN o,i vrlcr,
uuieru and new Positive sale for cash. sGlg,ot b.
mortgage for Son, st Per cent Thursday, AZ rii
icth, NJ IL u','.,k For Further particulars, Apply
To- G. rEEp " c., auutuuc,rs. &ld Fulton H.
BrlokNn. nvi CruTlG sMruNM'i:i