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Eustrucflon.

d. A MER. SCHOOL INST, " Established iS55,
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C. SCRIBNEH No. ~ Vsnd ~ ~ T.
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A tiou o. the Fsse Assumptions aud Refuuon Of
the sophisiical Rcssonug', which have brought rnS
Civil WAN. by ;he Rev. GsoRGx JuSAiN H. DBL H.
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couprebeu,on and he aows down with Ionchant ''ofd
Tae Bloody Fallacef which have led to the con'piaey
o.. inst our Government and to the present Crl War
Dr. Junkn's resde0ce In the Sou, a. President OF
Wshipston College Lexington. Val and exodus from 1t to-
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Jackson and Col Preston sons n.law Of IT, Jl In no
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR bALE-
ID Situated ON Caubrrlaud Valley RR. four miles west
Of Crude Penu,ylvaus extensive Buding' suecient to
Forty Students hoary ten acfes OF Land 10
garden 10, bed, &c. Sc Tho property Will be Led for
private sale until March a. with furniture stock T.;
will be ,od Auction the premises The Sehooi IL
now hourhing and msy - continued, can be used Tor
sunm-s Ii Is occurrence Tor s1eh property
to bs rel on the liberal here given. For information
address IL X BURNS. PiainGeld, Cumberland County
Par lgans.
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mn

~, TUESDAY. March 0,
At IL O'clock at the Merch ,nts Exchange Sseroom No Ill
Broadway
MOST DESIRABLE 1--WE 5TMENr-The two HOUSES
aud LOTS Mo-. 3ij and 3iT kiyiDgtonst Houses fsory
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Also the three 3s hsh stoop HOUSES brown stons
besesnents iron rsiug, &c. Nos 90 and 70 asngins
Houses 90 8Ii8 each ~ 8v01 each All built In Ost
substantial manner and In good order Maps Ne. No ID
Piue-st
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~ Newbusb commanding plnQran, Of scenery on ,i.s
Hudson fof n niles bdcs Hone in Gothic style con sin
ing the comfoI. and conyeuieuces ciy residences
acres Of land tasefuy isd out and planted with ifu snd
shade trees stable, csTTsge house &c. =, A. man,.
"N FlTTOE { JONES No rs Wallst.
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A UCTION SALE of RARE BOOKS in Wash.

IN ngon-s 900 w umea part go Volume. Gen. Wash.
inzons Libey. sOld Mount Vernon 8J2 Railroad Re.
ports Pery's japan American Archives Niles Reg ter.
Many aud valuable works. God. Silver and Copper
as and Medals PshDg from Virginia Order Book Of
W,,LiastoI: March through New-Jer'sy Autograph sale
b. L. WALL Co Auctioneers, who viii attend ORDERS
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Real Gstate for Sale.

ROOYLYN PROPERTY. for SALE.-A
- genee twostory ard attic frame HoC 81 WIN WV.
two.tory III, whole containing 10 roos built Ia the best
manner plssuy located on Evergieeo,sv snd WpodDino,
together with eight lots Of ground. within two piocSs OF
Bcgawsy cars; three unnt.s b cara to Fulton Feryi &C
ce,.br Il al hour. For further information apply To H. D.
LOOMS No 81 Pinest Security Fire lLsuraacc COMPANY
or TO A NJ. SUYDAM, on the premises
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A. ". MgRwIy. AIcuoneei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build

A. NJ. WFRWIN Anct1onerI.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ID ings Nos 594 end sos Broadway Of Books Ste
on~ry Pic.ure'. Work, Of Att Fancy Goods furntnre &c
MONDAY EVENING fe3. %, at 81 o'clock PhlVAlB
LIBRARY valuable STANDARD WORKS, In various depaEt-
rents and collection OF Miscellaneous Literature, Nc
NXECUTORs SALE.-HOUSE No. 3U3
IL IVES, 3tt-st. three-story ard basement hsh"oop
Down a, me 10 x58 a. LIT - i,53 r. has all modern i'm
pfoven.ns built for the late ami pStten house
HOUSE No l62 West 33h-.t., EDsish basement b8r6o.
built in modern sty. with modern impoyeinen AZ .ood
order; four stories; brick.
HOUSE No 2Ciuol.pare. Brooklyn three storie, brick
high soop 231i8 in excellent roshborhood near Carroll
Park. 1890
LOTS Lots 10 92ds west OF lth-sv. Lots ~ 8rtA
o.. be veen nth aud 18th ave
Th. property will be sod by order Of executor. Of the ate
JOHN IL FERRiS by 4. H. ULLEh ~ tho Merchsnty
Trclanso No. III Brosdway TUESDAY Feb. "a, ss 10
o'cocs.
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Boots ana Shoes.

AT$3, - 5O,,$i, and 81 5O.-SiiOES and
IA CATERS At JONEo'5 Nos 10 and 4! -Nnn'- Z
Please call and examine before pufehatns
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NOR sALE-Valuable improved Property on
gth and gh-.v. SD snd 3Nhta IN lots to suit pnf'
ehs.er The Msueges the Neiork Institution ior lh
Mind odsr at private sale tn. cutie Block oet"'"h
The gh and 3]d and 3lhstI, excepting tire" 't4 On
gjI = occupied By the church The property oGo'ed con-
IN. ,ntir. ZION. the Bth.sy, 1874 feet lnch' Oy
pI feet In d-ph with the improvements uisfeeh hDit
10 h. The mot valuable aud best improved mont on we
,vsne II yicg,t lot. SIN = and on J5i II, al 'nlns
~. sboy. u los on 3Jdt and L. on H'st, covered ~
gc and ,pen-v. marble bull ling which runs from street
IN stre,t and ycani lots the yh-ay e"h - zee. OF
INCHES In uflth by feet In deph Che entire roht ing
If the block il the crown oi the stTeets he souui
falling each way IA zach or winch tee orc
sewers; J,hs 4, 100 feet wide. aud the imProVehrhs
y ade or the north rlde oppo,te the promises offered
10, . are OF The hrst also those on the opPoe
,iI- OF J3d For and PARTICULAR Apply 10 cOiSpL
ALIEN President of he Board, a. the ONCE OF Gar" d"
4 po,,e, ..n No oil WaLr., between " m and : o. Ia
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J6R. GEO. G. AN1llONs CLASSICAL,
VA FRENCH and ENGl.lsH SCHOOL with Gymni,iim'
No lIIo.dway corner II lcln-st CiTcuAs ht school
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NHEAP FRUIT, DAIRY and GARDEN

Y FAlNs-all .iz.s f.on s acres upward. ~ miles on
Long Island h-fa mile from the railroad dsp,t ree ony
2J m ace Good sgd. good title and terms easy l. A.
BUNCE. No. z Cty HaiipIace. corner theuib.fsst'
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. &c,
~ gy {. ID. HAMMOND. NJ. d.:
Formerly Professor Special Anatomy and surgery Ia we
Syracuse Medical College. NewYork. author Of" Medical IL,
Formation for the ulion" Revised Edition VIEW and
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"a THURSDAY. Fob. 26. 1863,
At u o'clock at the M rcsu's Excsngs sssoon No III
Broadwsy+ LOTS with Cotsgel 92i-s. north side DO.
tween 81 aud fay'. Maps end paticuasG No. IL fiHe-st.
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4 MEDICATION OF COLLECT TEACH
N I1Gr BY "SCOTlA" For sale OF ROE LOCK
WOOD 4 SONS. Broadway. whence it can be mailed On
receipt Of IS cent?.
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NOR SALE at WeSTPORT. CONN. a valu-

NOR SALE-A comfortable HOUSE, Green
house iJoiun Barn Stable, and Carriage House; sun
ont a. filed with al lind. Of Fruit Has tine vic" Of
te nrrblr Ouiy fifteen minutes from the ferry IN bso.A'
yu Car. RAJ. r eud II the OVEN inmates fos
flth.r Ia cuss apply At 10 10 Boud.t. New ok A'',
a HOUSE aud fol, LOT. No g. Dougla"sti II minutes
va. nom h. t,fry VIII be sold low Apply as above
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LNOR SALE--A fine PLACE at Huntingdon
L t. containing n Of hn,.rste Lad good Ochsrd
"a good Hou.e also the l9th Ward Brooklyn. four
tt,..trry Btcs HOUSES with Store, tie hrst ho
llD in the sane Ward. two Frame COTTAGE hot -Es.
WI be cold chr.p alt On easy terms Inquire Of JANIS ~
PULLS ~ So south =, street. Wiia,bDrGh. over tie
M,uulac ur.s.' Bank, thiIl h1oT back room.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-19

The STARVING UNfeN PRISONERS
Some OF our exchanges, we notice, are
urging upon our authorities the yielding
tor this time TO the claims Of the rebels
however unjust, in the matter of the ex-
change OF prisoners. They urge this, and we
think properly, for the sake of obtaining
the re ease from the rebel prisons ef the
thirteen thousand Union soldiers confined
therein, who are literally starving to
desth.
The rebels claim some fifteen thousand
more men in the exchange than our au-
thorlties believe they are entitled to-
Their purpose seems to be to enforce their
claim by barbarous treatment and horri-
BILE starvation of prisoners in their hands.
1t will be no discreait to the North to ac-
knowledge itself beaten in brutality. Il
is matter in which we should have no
desire to emulate the s'Chivalry.n We
cannot lower ourselves to the standard of
sayages, because the "high toned South
rons" choose so to do. The retaliation in
kind, therefore, of which some dispatches
speak, is, or should be, out of the oues-
ton. II 1t were not, it would not help
the matter. The supplies being sent to
our prisoners by northern commissions,
ana associations may relieve them
somewhat, but it is probable that
far the greater part of these supplies
will be appropriated by the cream Of
Southern chlvalry. For the sake of the
thirteen thousand Union soldiers. diving
horrible deaths at the hands of these
slaveholding barbarians, the government
should yield at once to their claims wbeth-
er unfounded or not. But 1t should take
good care, hereafter, to exchange prison
ers only man for man, as they are pro-
duced for the purpose. This will prevent
The recurrence Of any such emergency as
he present, and is the only course which
IAN be fafely taken with those whose
parole Of honor" is about as sacredlv
deserved as that Of felons in general.
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CAsrLEToN ITEMS. Several hundred
dollars are now being expended on the
Catholic Church in Castleton, in the way
Of enlarging and repairing the building,
and when completed it will be decided
Improvement to that part of the village in
which it is located.
"A slight stabbing aaray occurred in
Castleton about week ago. The party
using the knife was soon after arrested and
brought before G. Spencer, Esq, for ex-
animation. He gave bail in the sum Of
three hundred dollars for his appearance
at the County Court. B.W.B.
The HAMBURG FLAG. We learn that
the flag presented by the City Of Ham
burg to the Hon. Daniel Needham to sig
nalize the gratitude of the Germans for
the interest manifested by Vermont in the
great International Exhibition, has arrived
at the Custom House in New York and
application has been made by Mr.. Need
ham to Secretary Chase to have it passed
free ct duty. 1t will probably be pre-
sented by the Commissioner, by consent of
the Vermont State Agricultural Society,
to the State of Vermont.
WALLINGFoRp. We learn from Col.
Veazey that the town of Wallingfsrd has
furnished its quota of men, and assu. ten
more for battery. This has been aoae
without any inducements offered by the
town, although it is expected that the
towr will vote them bounty.
NoTIcE. The subscriber will attend
to the examination of teachers, al the
Brick School House, in Ludlow villape.
on Saturday, Nov. q, commencing al .
o'clock P. NJ.
MosEs BURBANK,
School Superintendent
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Information just received at Baltimore
from the South, indicates that a LARGE ho-
dy OF North Carolina and Georgia Union
ISIS, who have never had hatitation only
IN the mountains Of southwest North Car
oina, have made their escape with their
arms and much valuable information into
East Tennessee, where they will swell the
ranks Of Gen. Fosters (iate Burns,de,sl
army. They come to us as ORIGINAL I'M
Ion mem and will guide and fight with our
volunteers to the end, in the hope that a
nappy deilverance may yet be youchsafaa
70 them IN their state. These men formed
themselves into an army and numbered
about 5000 men poorly armed and eou;n-
ped, but with real courage and patriotism.
they have dared to give battle with rehaI
regulars at place called Warm SPRINGS
north Of Ashville, Buncombe county. ri
y, and near the Tennessee line Tho
rebels lost = killed and 80 wounded A.
mong the Killed We're Lieut. Hyadd. Ser
geas Collins and number of nrivates
After the fight the Unionists advanced and
TOOK Ashvllle, as feint, and came near
taking Gen. Vance, son of the governor
ana ms staff. After this the patriotic
pand Tell back to the mountains. and let
ter from Governor Vance, dated Madison
20. N. O., Nov. Sd, states that the enemy
have Withdrawn from West North Carroll.
na 70 East Tennessee. They carried off
several prominent citizens in chains. These
DraVe men were making their wav to
\ !, noxtllle, when they were attacked On
the 18th Oct. by party of the 25tb n
carolina regiment, under Lieut.. Col. sam
nei Y brlson, who was badly whipped
ana was forced to beat hasty retreat 10
Ashyille. e'" -
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bRuTALITIEs or THE REBELS. REy.
George H. Hammer, Chaplain Of the l2th
Pennsy lvania cavalry, who was recently
released from Libby Prison, furnishes ia
Philadelphia Enquirer long account Of
hls captivity and of the sufferings Of mr.
soldiers who fall INTO the rebel olntcb =
The facts he relates are heartrener;ng
They illustrate the savage brutality epoen.
dered by the spirit of slavery. HAVING
ended his report of cruelties inflicted unon
white soldiers, he adds
There are also about one hundred FREQ
negroes of the North, officers servants
from the army and navy. They are used
about the prisons or on the fortifcations
around Richmond. One Of the manv
nights spant in Libby is deeply engrayen
on my mind. A free negr, Of Philadel-
phia, captured in the navy, nearly white.
received 325 lashes in room immediate.
~ beneath us, his loud cries and plead.
lngs penetrating every part Of the bull.
ding as blow followed blow. He was
then wrapped in blanket saturated in
salt water, and cast into one Of the dun-
geons for month or more. Such scenes
and cries were frequent. Those Of our
number who entered there as advocates
Oh slavery, or at least as sympathizers.
are such no more"