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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
jPREME COURT. CITY and COUNTY

GUPREME COURT. CITY and COUNTY o.
- NEW YORK -shMILL v uOFFM arallst 4 y
DREW WiLsOE. JAMES n CCBURN, and JOHN w.
COBDRN. LtsgrsH OF Andrew Wilson, hobeft ~ 'oDtfn
- Action No One in puTsrsrce Of TIE lnogi ens Z"
She entitled Court si. III the above, otel action on
sho Ila 4sy o. asica 1907 The Re.see aYD'ea Ia eco
py sac Jl1gnert ~ ht Eurpose Of eyscnno ed cai 3
mo eheci slfh judgment viii sell a. public aocnon % ne
ne tal" t1ctasfi ~ The City Of New 1ors on nc ION
tsy n April i3t2 :. u o'clock noou through Jfits H.
MILLER Reel Estate AuctlooseI III lie l5ls.rl cc-1od
lsssehot prsme7 Vi the ADJ snccs fbeeto lla. Il 70
tsy; Al tbft ceftin no'fHre = lease nseilr asie on ~
tfst Jay n March ltol whereby 6l0ud1a Hoffman
and he ssid Samuel v Hoamsn aid deniso eaGs ana
!sImrt uatO .be sso AdToS i.0u ald " La oztcl.cr
s1H Illustrators. end ssns hs pfsnif. therein and herein
arr dsscfhsd WITH The appr.nsrce for and ourrr and
anil ibe fol- end and term Of tweiyone he ls
ay Of Nay 1900 io the yearly rent Of sI HUNDRED dollars
tAysoe sem Annually and 81 Which Learn Contained
th coYeDafs s6 to the renewal thereof snd the building
seon "a by reference thereto ~ appear; sni witch per
s are descibcd follows: 81 that certain lot OF land WITH
Dsi.ins heeon situate, lying am brls IN tue Nine
sM ard Of the City Of TeWl3rk. cod the westerly
Two fh avenue and containing aud d.criDef fOleva.
s'enue and toe Sonttey side Of Forty td street,
Lohs sDsileFy along tho westerly sile Of F.L
- ise end I'VE inehoa belcr ves,.Ty and parable
ihTd street apd part Of the way through tic
parry Val. one hDndfed and two feet; thence north
Wy sha partNe with Fifth syesue tWeny.ige eet and ie
49, 70 'oe soutbefy side Of sorlythd street. ~ iherce
a29g The tcuilf Il side u Forty third Erect
sne TWO eet % the Place OF beginning; con,siLirg In
IN ~ II oA and rear twenty hys feet and i've inches ard
1921 On sach tide. inbred and two feet together
o.. ana u, gear the edihces privileges and appgre-
belonging add slso all covenants OF renewal
o ioss eon,spsd, and benefit. thereof subject how
vi Isns and coseosns reserved aud coi.ined In
ADesAtuIe OF lease.-Ds.sd New.York M4ych e. 1902.
JONES. Referee, No. lO0 Broadway.
80 sAscHse, Plaintiff o Attorney a2s B.o,lwsy ~ Y.
Nc sssswIaky
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\ STrpPTNE COURT-Albany Comfy

II NIttNL4UB YUM -l''-'-
4 DAVID II. LAWSON sgsiust II .Nlty SCOTT aud
ELIZABETH SCOTT hi, 70, SAIL =; u A l, ~
ana EITIABETH LAWSON.-T3 HhNRt SEQ n 40
TIILARFfH SCOTT Us vile SARAH r. MARSHALL
sa5 Ei,lZ ABETH LAWSON. You are hereby sgraooe o.
sn,xer the compliant u David H. Ls"s'u lsi"L1 Nhe-
SO, died In the ofce OF toe Celk II albany County 8, TIE
CIty Of Asny on llth DAY OF March 2 AID 70 'erve
copy Of your answer o. ne - ne Ciy Of Albany VIM
y, MY dais after the fevice ~ dis summons exc1nve OF
ths dsy Of service and n You fs 20 answer s'id compliant
hereby bred the pntn vi sppy 70 nc Court io ne
,.sf demanded In tie ssil courlsintDr1 Marrh H. lhpH
mia isyyswF J. LAWSON. Plaintiff . Attorney.
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TnuRspAY, March 27-r.

THUNsDtf, MHrcH KIT NJ
The stock market this morning had tho Merrlmao
oh; an and the bears took advantage Of the tone TO
hammer with vigor. The rurnor that the merr'nac
va. rssdy 70 come out from Norfolk was used ~
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A. ~. HEEHiv. AncIouee.
DY BANGS MERNIN n Co.. Irving Build

irrs No.. ~ and 10 Broadway sale. d Boosa Sta
ionery Piciure, Wort n AT FANCY Good Furniture 10
FRIDAY FNBslSG. March -. ct J O'Clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY lsisg valI shlC Eus lsh aud
kntroan Boct. Ssndsri nd lnfif.d Pubics io-, etc
MONDAY LNENlNG. March 81, a. o'clock,
InPOETIsT .rl VALUABLE BOOkS-ia Her.
,iify BsfonsiaEs Perfss- Family Cfest', f'ny hsuc'
Topos1rby, &c, incgeg many thai .e vry 'c,roe 'nd
49, ,rp, ,r.ly nlssir. formirg tho riches, col
lection ever offered public ere in ths city Asos VIE
OF cheie. Wort. IN Misc fLLAStOln LtfhAlNhh
si,.ci,s u.ny Of Zoo gtandai ENGLISH .iiions, la.
jps corrpl.i. Get Of he Oerilsntns Magazine 70 -;
-. rh ind. zee g. emo cnsdou. Aiso sup~f1iF VI
III srRGTED WORKS. tc C.'sosues EsJ be bad on sp-
rfr
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SUPREME couRr-City end County Of

GUPREME COURT-City and County Of
- N-w.Yols.-SsHUEL y. HOFFMAN, sg-in,t Az
DREW WILSON, JAMES NJ. COBUkN and JOHN "
COBURN Asi.urer Of Andrew Wilson, nobcrs J. Go. TN.
4 a-fSo In pursusuce Of tho judfm.at Of The shove
"a tiled Court mad. IN The shove eoti.d action the I'D
day ofNsTch 1872 the n free app'iH edin end by said
the purpose NJ executing sno osiT ing toto effect
s,ch iudsusnt will Sc a pgbc auction al tie Merchants
~ re In ne Cry Or ev- lo'k th- 10Th dsy 20 April
1874 At h o'clock noeu through Jaurs 81 Miller Real p
tse rctiouref s follow iu- descibed it-tcao!d pfsi
,ra Vii. The arpure thereto, that IA to All That
certain mde stne o. lease bearing Oct. the nu dy u
F,5-uery 1gI wisreby 6l0ylns u Holman aud tt SAD
Samuel Y Hoffman ld demise iaas3 and % fsfniet utto
.e said AtJgsw vi sud to oil eI"clers admast of
sri ss.gus the pfsra therein onG leeustef orsc pcd
with tn apr CO. Tor AID dui I'D unu the IA end
and tern % tweGy-eus o the bret day q Nay
ls5e fT tire yearly sat Of three bundled dollars sui 10
which lezse Co.t1rrd criI coyeusuts a. 20 ttr
ues tbolcof and the building thereon - D. sefenee there
M appear. AID - iru prem det iib-d a. iol lVs
wit. Az 10. Of aad vita the bui dog t-Te
ca si-e a. AID pe.ns r Niuftfcn'h Ward Of tae
City Of sewYor, md tho rorths ds Of foy-ss cond
street between fih aud SI avenues md CONTAINING und
described follow: Con nelcinE tn n'ttterJ scr OF
Foty.condtreei distant three hundred sod hyour leet
inches westerly ifOu he noTbSe.iefy corner o. fhh
rvenne .nd for's seooid street runuuf thence ve-'-
ou me nlrory eide Of Fory street twenty let
sd e9 inches tuercc north y nod parallel wan thc tt
avenue cra hundred and c inches 10 he center d." o.
tue b. r thence ezsrry parallel with For -.ecold siI-r
ty.uty e.. AID ten Itch AMI thence sDnih' - r-fsle
with ifnGvesue passing though ID" iDd e OF pHf
wall cre hand ed eet aud inches % d. pace q begin
Ming together vi al and s4guisr me e1iices pyhese'
and sppuenGLcs. tbeieJlto belong ~ eud tso 81 csFe
pepfs Of renewal il "a. lease couust spi lenchs
sgbie~ bOrver The rents sud ccgrrsus r~serted Hi
col lined In aid ndeutue q leAsc Dated N-~-i on,
March - 1872. Jo%t-. hciefc-, ~" 20 u lsa"ey
r. T.. FASCHEE, il.i1Nl' . A-iy NJ - DIosa"HJ'
mis- XaN4WIuhF
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NUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY
- or NEW YORK.-SAMUEL v HOFFMAN, sgtin'.
ANDREW WILSON, JAMES ~ CUBUhN, and
John W. COBURN Assisnces Of AndeW Ni"n,
Robert II. Co5urH ct al-(Ho. lin pursnauce CT
tic judgment 4oovesGiitled Court, made ~ ne
ab1ys-ofi,isd action I'D esy 81 March. ~ l. the
cree appointed ssid judgment To- the purpose oI
executing and cerryi into efrCt such judgment via H a.
pnb- suction the Merchants E1chsngr, h. the City 81"
New York tie 10th day Of APRIL ltt' a. " oOoch noon
ufourh Jsues n. Miller, Real etaie Auctioneef Ell e
follow ing described oasehod pTeui e. vi she tppnHsu
nnees thereto si Is 10 All that certain indentnis o.
btsflg sie The hTst Day o. Frlfuay 800 whereby
lo-vga X. Hofnsn and the sGd samuel V. Holman DO
d.ni g. eass ., to fsrne, unto he said Andrew wilson
90 his administrators snc at-os the premises
lheein hereinafter described with die npruensuces Tor
aud during sui until the ni. end and term Of twenty one
y.cs ra,n no 0 hay, 1889 TO- tue yeafS rent OF
iree hundred dors end which lease couts ed
lGn the val thereof aud the nudiug
thereon. ~ reference thereto will appear and which
premises described % foitjws. 70 Wit:
Al that 1T 81 srd. with the building thereon siin
e gigg snd bel In the NDeioeoih MGId OF the City Of
Nov grk ard The uofh.iy pice o. f'Tysecond stree
pe. Fh and SiJth syeuues sud Containing DE-
rcrlbed follows. tCuncrrius o. tie nor hrTy sdc OF
dstsnt nundTed ard rinetyre ct
en irchts d SID wrstrry rom mo north SessiJ corner
tifh and Io-ytec1nd stree running thence
esstey Alons the hsfy sije Of tory-'econd sice
tatly feet sld TOO icnes thence 1Tt4efy ana Pafac
In The Filth avenue ssn- through tho middle " party
wall huuarsd fees hve lncnes 70 ne cfeilE oi
~ hock. thstce ea-f.riv ol- with FoftTe 'ld street.
t~eEy and ten ncuss; and th ;nce t0uihey parallel
vi he fn iIasug thg1ggl The ce,,E 81 Patty
WALL one hundred sDd ichro % the rf'o ~ D."
suaug toreinei Nth - aud g4T the odncca privileges
al sppurentuel telonsinG aod A. ~
a. ia said irefe aned and h.nrnis sre sub
howevcr he ard cJyeisns reserved Enc con
Gained Ina indel'ure o. lease Daict New ora 'aich
Is ls62. (. JONES Referee no ~ Nrnsd"sJ.
l.. l.. FASCHER, Piss Attorney, No ~ brosG"ay.
rntgl 'aw3wluGF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

At meeting OF the ,ePresen aiiyea of several
roads running east from Cincinnati held in that city
on Monday, the following ratee 81 freight were
agreed TO- to take effect Immediately:
4ln Csss Flour.
Cinciunsn to Philsdslpbis. 81 -
Cincinnati to Baltimore -
The rates to New-York, all rail, would probably
be fixed at Sc. and 81 20.
The receipts Of grain at Chicago are very igt< at
l.. ,k.g fst ,,e.
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Eeeal Nollres.

ESTATE of WILSON'S, IiIDGLEY & JEN-
II EISGs-A p4rsous having claims sgsinf. the brm Of
wilson's, MfDGlEY 4 JENNINGS. OF oSSins 1etn are
,eoues.ed % prcsek cis ard make n-ut Of tier
Noebtsdnsss the urde'gaed ~ their otce room No. kS
Nofsi building 40, 33S hIosdwsy,-e" AeiS Ma ca H.
le52. THOMAS oLOIOMn, 49,, Asszness.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Honorable
CHARLES P. DAILY. First Jodss Of The Court o. Common
Plea of he City and County Of New fofA acting -
sf.sa oupy Of Nsw-Yur n9tioe j. he oby fa 70 ~ per
soos b,Vng claims sg.inst CHARLES X JbO%AS tete OF
d. CITY OF oec-sfed 10 present the 'aHe VIA
,onoh,f, sfsof 10 tho subscriber ~ Ms Office No - al
,r In the CRY OF New before TIE mot cay OF
De ober Dated NeNfofA. the get day Of rcn ioo
"S'''' w. CHARLES "A. GLOVER,
uuh2f iawemF Adni0s fstoI' VITA mo VII tHhtReb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

fAdvsrsement
The COUPONS Of the u. y. 30.100 Treasury
Notes duo April win be cssbei i mediaeIy oar office
Thompson BRoTHxRs, NC. 2hAlst
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TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class steamer viii egyo NeSYo,s the it, lltl sEd
7s. month except when ihce oates al NDAf
81 day Of departure u be 10 MONDAY following
steen. D. h. ALLEN. Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

HENRY c. sCRIBNER, REAL ESTATE
II And GENERAL Al CTiONfKk, s>o,oom No. III
kss.sl-,. hw d'ois s1ufl q Bestmtn o. fsIlcnr al
.,i, gv.r 10 ole, Of Res Fssfe Stoct bonds. Horse
C.s.. Furniture aud Merchandise reuetI either - the
sori or elsewhere Resl Fsta-. siocf, 'es,e. a.
F,f,-enc.s: d Brlsn esq, Pen lrn, h~shsnc' a. d
TIsdsrs Bsnii fejsiict Lee fis,d-nt Say 'e..n
~ f.yr,nr ca I..sc o. b.Ikri ESQ PfosIirnt haigefs
y,f. ln.ur,pc. 60 John Bailey. e.q No. "a broousst
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Owe ISLAND RAGLRoAD-CHANGE OF

r ONG ISLAND RAIbROAD--CHANGE OF
L TfRklNUS.-Leare Jamessp and 34th-sL Ferries.
~ Yors ct 900 for GresDp0t; $3.50 and $3.50 o.
Ne~ Noh lslip and Saturdays 10 Yaphank 80 a. and
saa M for syosset 1870 $3.50 a0d p. for Hemp
si aud q - g IN, $3.50, and p for jamaica
nAY BOAT for POUGHKEEPSIE.-I The
I steamer ARMENIA will on and after tuesday,. AprI
nm frou New York Po1shkeegsis follows. leaving
-, Of Hsui,oD-st. O'Clock No.. nn1i1s % foikcrs
Eysek and TarryioWp HeveIsraw Co@zous, West Point.
cod SIriug Cornwall Nr~oo'gh, New hamnu'g anf all.
n Returning PoBrhs rcpss a. ocicos touching al
Sl,-ss each way. reaching Nsw-l ok 3. y O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

The s,atemen, OF the present week "a compared
with the preceding shows a decrease Of s9i, 5O3 10
the items Of loans and discounts sli5 2si in cirou-
la,ion $227 1871 in deposs, and $50 90S IN specie.
The Governor Of Massachusetts, has approved M
act of the Legislature authorizing the purchlse OF
coin for the payment of interest principal as it
comes due, on the bonds Of that State.
The -four and grain in store at Chicago on the 9th
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ROAr for POUGHKEEPSIE- The
Or4dr Gicamere.

EOR BORDEAUX.-Thc 4 brig EElLE
il or THE BAY Holloway. meter wilt have d. pat h.
For lcgtt passage apply 20 H1 ). DEWEY Co., No.
Is Mslls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

The export demand although small as compared
Wi previous years, shows q great improvement
over any previous week Of the year. This trade
will gradually increase with the opening sesson and
have its appropriate influence upon the Domesuo
Goods Market. The general Dry Goods market has
not changed materially during the past week, al
though the aggregate business he's been in larger
volume. ard more firInness has been maDiiested
among holders Of goods. The market, however,
lacks that buoyancy and force which ongbtto prevail
a, this period of the year, particularly when 1t is
known tha, the stocks on hand are gradually being
decreased under the suspension Of full production
Brown Drills are without change 10 price from INIT
hands bu, outside lots can be obtained at about the
cost of the raw material thus afording no remrne-
ration for labor supplies, &c. Brown Sheeiipgs are
held quite firmly and few lots can be bought under
regular agents prices. Bleached Cottons are now
injured for at the low rates quoted last week, and
many obbers ARE debating the question IS to whether
they shall not lay in full supply for their next ak
months trade from the chest lots on the market.
Printing Cloths are without change, and may be
ouo,ed az previous rates as follows;
slYsG ..............ic 81 80
sIG., ...... sc rte 6iIbs..... ......o. a.
tO1bJ, ............s''.oe eSiS'i
Dsnims, Stripe-, and Ticks are selling moderately,
tbe views Of buyers and sellers not harnlopizing
The abatement Of the Boston Banks for the last
week compares with the previous week, and Whit
corresponding week Of 1861, ia follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

DASSAGE FOR FhVANA.-Iho fast sailing
i British iris SAGINAW Cers, Muster hes rus accom-
da.icns and SIN sail iu days Tor paatte 5py o.
board, Pier No Eas; River 10 WN J. DEWEY y O0'
No o. Wslst.
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Bal In favor ofMilwsnseo. N.sa ios''ss
A Liverpool circular says:

Tho supply " cotton IN this country and to be counted
,non with tolerabe confidence and ST reasonably early date
deporaby reduced aud II the civil wal Dc ended gas
~, ro before Summer IL will only email way
toward meeting deind. Even al the present reduced
rat. OF consumption need 10o to 10000 bsies vees
hs.ds about 100 port To this have on hand
nd on tho wAy only $1,000 bales This time last yeuf We
raud c.lcuitte 400 40 bl'. But this moi tao worst
of IN. &C, on hsnd ouy OO bsles American cotton
an article Of which Ia ordinary years We use - V and er
port I. 900 bales.
81 10 .'no. l"s = ;. 40. ....,,i.l tiria.
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Burning 9luio, Oils, &t.

fitt III. or hisJ i4fi.D ItDL.Ll VI JILL
RECEIVED direct fI0m tie Hanuf ctUreu .ud re srd
f- ~ IN Quantities 10 fut IN prime ship iur ord.r % the
.ery lowest lIsrEet rsteg by sChlhfFELlN BBOIhLhS
4, "a No, 40 aud Iy2 " illiaal H.. .iew.York
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
IL OIL on coosgrmon' from some o; he best alscto.
ss I'm Yort state constantly hand gud for At t.
very low est II alket plioes By MILLER CARR
Nos a. l. sd al a Brdge-sts
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C,TEAM TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL,

The Al pooeyl Cyde 5nii new steau,stip - LEDDHl A.
Capt Ola K win sli on Pier No - North liye COG
Beach s,reet on ATIRDAY March a. e. u 0ccca NOON
This ,tearn1hip dtel 10 the most approved - &c ~
abe comfort and eafey ofpsssengst Rate 0.
$50; Int ermedisie rs; sieeTnes = 5'i lh1'1ui". "
'"Pp' Vi " ~ m .HCIg MACDONALD & 90,
No 6 Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

EXECUTORS SALE of
IL OSMFUD STARCH FACTORY STOCK.
AnTfAS II. MULLER vii sell al Ipolic suction On
wFpsEsDAY Ipri 1861 by order u the fr'ouior' 81
Tay,d K.ocs d-c@ssed a. hs.s Of the abo'o soes |" "a
a,eisct a, lie Netchsat.' EtcaG 90 Nc~-iofk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

sli7 s2l sal 49, spJ 633 81 379 969 IS 6l5
,".at 22i 90 50. 49,, IOi 33 45I42S7 1882. 3i4
-. ss.r.... 2O7 9Oa, 2a5 R'2l6,Soi 2J7 E,l6S6D
In 7.3O y cent Treasury Notes there Is only mod
crate business doing, and some transactions have
h.en made at triae below par. The current rate is
mar to y cent premium. The Indebtedness Certifi'
cote. are selling 70 some extent At 81 ass. Demand
Notes arc wanted for payment into Vie Sub Treasury,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

uENRY c. SCRIBNER, Auctioneer. Sales
( room No. ~ Nss'su.st N'uJ {. scnbner VI te
rtricnM attention 10 .aos suction Of honse9ola 1IL
tue &c private dwelass Psfae' declining hou'sAevp
ins invited g. cal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

r. G DrLsLrr. ABoiionser
nOSITIVT SALE Of valuable WHARF
| PROPERTY 60 tie CITY = Brootlyp -BULkLEf
FINK vii ell on wE0NLsDAf Agrii 30 z9e9cs a. :,
49, uFRCf MIS- EXCHANGE Nsv-loIf shout - LOTS
"a LAND ff1r,irs on Reed and Nsn Bru1t.t' "ih Bun
i.sd t5os as lot Pier a. by DO and al The ~tri eh be-
Ion ng the Prop-ry For Maps. tci spPy H'hs once
no - Msl a., Jsgacoy Court
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PINS M1THonT cAgEs.

On rasaf % Of any cf fhe ioioHi1s sums az n'."
,,rs ne .,Iqs,ibef E senl By IeirIn pnf or o.Iri
, 51.cfea Gold Pen or Psus Sese.ag IN 'e1' '''''sJ
-rt~far viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

An RICAN STEEL Pc y :
~ Al WHOLESALE.
J. r. SNOW. No. - Broadway
n B.-Any kiud mad. 70 order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28


having decrease Of s47 200 bales beside probable
don OF go bales IN the stocks Ia spinner hands This
cheney TO- however, IN some degree midsated BY Tho sup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

lst. were as follows:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-16

In Craftsbury, May 9th, Polly Russ, vile of
Matthias Russ, aged " years.
Weep not for her, she is an angel now,
And treads the sapphire floors of paradise
All darkness wiped from her eflulgent brow,
Sin, sorrow, suffering, banished from her eyes
Victorious over DEATH to her appear
The vista d joys Of heavens eternal year.
An appropriate sermon was preached by Rev.
A. Ball, from PHILIPPIANS, i. : %, "a.
Irasburgh and Montpelier papers please copy.
In Albany, April So of erysipelas Jonathan
Fitz aged 70 years.
In Wyandotte, Kansas, on the 1lth of April,
D. a. Bartlett, Esq. formerly of Irasburgh, aged
80 years.
At Winooski Falls March 2Gth 1862, Mary
Ella, daughter of Chandler II. Parsons, aged
8 years and months
Also, April Goth, 1862 Charlie S., son of
Chandler II. and Nancy s. Parsons aged year.
10 months and 20 days.
Also, May 18th, 1862, Nancy s.. wife of Chan
dler H. Parsons, and daughter of George and
Orpah Small, of MoTistown aged 26 years.
These three all died of diptheria.
Also, at the same place on the 10th inst, Geo.
Truman, SOD of Joseph B. and Sarah G. Small
aged years se a eH
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az The southern papers announce that
plucky Com. Porter is advancing against
Mobile with his mortar boats, and also
that the federal forces are making prepa-
rations to attack Savannah. The rebels
profess to be able to resist these move
ments, but as they usually talk the big
gest just before they run. we may soon
expect news of the re-posSession of more
of the southern cities. Gen. Butler is in
full and quiet possession of New Orleans,
aud has issued long proclamation de-
claring martial law over the city.
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WASHES FOR TREES

c,unlaints are made, here and there,
n.t certain washes for the bark of trees
IA more harm than good. One, whose
.nr,e trees we're messy, and hide-bOund,
and infested with insects, used lime wash ;
another soap; another tar, another a So
,rtiop of potash but in nearly every ease,
with unsatisfactory result The caustic
lime kills the parasitic plants and the
vermin which infests the bark but while
. GOOD part of it soon washes off, what
r,m,ins becomes converted into carbonate
Oflime, which fills the pores of the inner
bark and prevents its healthy expansion,
and growth. Common soap suds is less
hurtful than the solutions of caustic pot
ash, Or the tar. The safest and best wash
known to us, is simply a solution of com
mon sal-soda, often called bleacher's No.
soda-disolved in rain water, at the rate
Of one pound of soda to a gallon of water,
and applied in spring, or fall. 1t will
not hurt the tree but will destroy MOSES
and other fungi; and no eggs or cocoons
of yermin can stand before it. 1t will
work off the dead bark, and leave clean
and healthy surface. But to ensure tht
highest success from this application, the
soil about the roots of the trees should bt
drained if it is wet, and be manured if il
is barren.
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IIrTuFp n VIEWPOINTS pcr,rr

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
J. Honorable Probate Court for the District of
Lamoille, commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons, a.
gainst the estate of Luther d Newton late of john
SON. In said district, deceased, represented in
solvent, and the term of six months from the Sd
day of May 1862, being allowed by said court
to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us: Give no
tice, that we will attend to the duties of our ap-
pointmenta at the dwelling house of Roena New
ton, in Johnson in said district on the 10th day
of June and 2sth day of October next, at 8
o'clock, in the forenoon, on each of said days.
III ri r. c. CHRISTY. J Commits.
+. S. HAYFORD, o4 ;nans
S. D. GRAVES. siouers'
Johnson May 10, 1869. 20
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Caution to HORSE Growers.

Iii reported through many Of the towns in
Lamoille and adjoining counties, that the Ere
mont is the best horse in the country, und that
his stock is superior in quality and size to any
other breed of horses. Those who are most &C
quainted with his pedigree and have raised his
colts, are responsible for the circulation of the
reports, that men who may hear of the wonder
full qualities of the Fremont horse, may not be
humbugged, they should examine the horse and
his stock for themselves before engaging any 9TH
er at any price FRIEND TO GOOD HoRsEs.
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