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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
Sales bp Auriioil.
lFXECUTRIX SALE of the contents OF a
II Large PRINTING and sTEREoTYPlN9 ESrAB-
RFNJ p FATPCVrLD Apc.,on.,v

On TUESDAY, April rs. at 10 O'Clock, at Nos ~ snd IS
Centres lin the rear the contents Of the weknown Prnt.
ing ard Stereotypng Establishment Of lhs late WILLIAM
X. TlNSON.
Consisting Of large quantity OF Pics, Small Pics Long
Primer. Bourgcons Brevier Mnon, Nonpare Agate Pearl,
Presses Stands Cases Neu.ag Bosid, Chsles LARGE md
Small stones BrRss and Wood Gnleys Sticks. Office nrni
ture Iron Safe Decks Chairs, Gas Fixtures. &C. by order Of
&. TlSSON, EIccutrix
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL-

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT OUARTERsksrER,
WARRINGTON, April IS 1864.
AUCTIoN.--win be SOLD. on WEDNESDAY, the
iath day OF May, at the Railroad Depot In Alexandria
Va:
100 Tuns OF Old Car AIles
$50 Tuns Of Cast Scrap Iron.
100 Tuns Of Wrought Iron
. Tuns Of old Brass and Copper.
800 oil Barrels -
Trrns: Cash in Government Funds Ten 10Y per cent 70
be paid az the dns Of purchase the balance delivery
The property must be removed within days from date oil
sale. ID l.. kOblnSOc, ,<
Captain and A. q. NJ
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Maehinerr.

TOR SALE-TOBACCO-CUTTING MA
L. CHINE, Rogers Potent. Appyd no. Ios Water.t.
NOR SALE--A new double-cylinder ten-horse
4 uortsbe ENGINE and BOILER IN complete working
o-Jsr Alapted 10 either stationary or portable work
N'' RUSSELL, BURDSALL WARD,
Port Chester New York.
TURBINE WATEk
II WHEELS.
Corpeent men employed to measure streams, naAo
,lsns and PCT IN fumes, wheels and gearing. . -
TALLCOT UNDERHILL, 40 Broadway, Newfork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
5tiueitai Jtstrnmfnis

A FINE STOCK of HALLET, DAVIS &
IA Cos Grand and Square PIANOS. Some very hne
..~ondband Piauo Cabinet and Monitor Organs Hsrno.
aipg Ia Meodeons Psnos 10 Let, aud Sold on monthly
pavrnen r. g. BERRY, No so Broadway, between Prince
sld Houst0n-s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

CTEAMER for SALE-The new lgbt-draught
y eyu.yheel steamer WARwKHOCK. Long,h. ITO fe,
~ feet beam feet 20 in held two engnes in cyladeT
al feet .troke ordinary draA OF water 20 In Apply
~ q ~ COPELAND. No. ~ BIoedaay, y. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

YgYUE following ARTICLES remaining unsold
t the Machinery Department of the Metropolitan Fsr
will be SOLD at Pubic sac 4, o.,,
at II O'Clock a. m; n up
Hoo. Cy,iuder Job Pren, Horse Power,
s,ssn Eusines Washing Machines,
Sea- PuIups Hand Pumps,
Iisx Br.skng Machines, Sat-rumins Machine,
&c., dances Cast Steel
Platform scales, Scre" DOTS,
Cotton Gin, imuosams Ire.'
C.oric Engines, Hydtanhc JACK,
Steam Punch, Aci &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

GALE of LANDS and PROPERTY OF the
y FOX AND WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT CONPANl
In the State of Wisconsin Public notice 10 hereby gwen ts
undersigned under and in pursuance q the deed Of vs'
meut Company them and Of the judgment, Of sale rendered
by the Sapene Court the State Of Wisconsin IN an action
IN which The undersigned plaintiffs and me sld company
and Abraham b. CLARK mortgagee defendants h-de on
the an day Of February 1854 will sell at public eucton On
THURSDAY tue 5t DAY Of May 1884 at 10 ocloek a. M.
~. os the Fox and Wisconsin Improvement company
in the village Of Appleton ou@gane County IN the state Of
Wisrons All the lnod l,nds rights, interests ana GAINS
dn. io canals water power works Of Improvement and
nppur,enanees rights privileges and franchises belonging to
sud Company connected WITH aid 'nsu
FMS about four hundred thousand acres OF snu us'eo ~ va
Hon. counties IN the State Of Wisconsin.
For particular. OF the terms aud conditions OF sae ana OF
~ t m h. sold reference Is made 10 the notice Of sale
hi the State Wisconsin copy OF which may
BE- ,ren the Office Of the Company NO. ~ Trinity Building
E.w.Yors or OF the Trustees.-ApTil Is. 1904
MOSES ". DAVIS, Appleton, WIFE, D
ALEXANDER sPAULDlNGi - trustees.
CHARLES BUTLER, No. IL Wall N. ~
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT

PUBLIC AUCTION
The adjourned sale Of FERRY FRANCHISES &C., VIII
take place at the City Hall Tuesday April TO- 1854, at
O'Clock q.
The franchise Of the ferry .bou. he established from the
slip basin between Piers Nos 80 and 50 T. H. ~ " to oot
OF Bridges at, Brooklyn.
The franchise of the ferry about to be established tho
slip basin between Piers Nos q ard 90 East Riyei New
YORK to foot Of South 6th-st. Brooklyn, f. d.
TIL. lease Of the ferry established from the foot Of
GrEnd st. Fast River, NewYoIk tho foot Of Crsnds,
Brooklyn, z. D.
The aid several ferry franchises &C., will he sold with al
the rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging TO tho
anon Oh M MskTIfREW e. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

METROPOLITAN SANITARY FAIR
w AUCTION SALES.
SALES BY AUCTION will commerce on WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th inst. at the BUILDING.
Ror further particulars advertisements of the gen.
tlernen making the sales.
Z. II. LUDLOW, Chairman Auction Com.
HENRY c. MIsEN, Secretary. (pl679)
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Sales bD auction.

4 J. BLEECKER, son & Co. will SELL
at AUCTION on TUESDAY April 26, at IL O'clock at
the Exchange Salesr90m No. III Brol.w J.
PEREMPrORY SAFE
OF VALUABLE LOTS ON RLOOMISGDALE ROAD,
llTH-lv. l03D AND l0iTH sTs
ON BROADWAY ,BLOOMISGDALhR OAD)-e Lots on
the west side comprising the entire out between lOJd and
lOhsts being about rs feet EACH and from D. to IS
feet IN depth.
ON llfH-AV.s Lots the side, being the whole
front from 1854 TO lO4 size of corner Lots, ,lxlOOi IN
side Lots, 81 100 10 depth.
ON l0jD-ST.-l0 Lots on the north side, commencing
ll944 wet OF Broadway; size Of each Lot 25tl block
On l04rH-ST-3 Lots south side. Commencing &C. ~
west OF ooOniEgdse road size Of each, 2jN. block
Maps, &C.. at Agetonsers Office No. II Cedais
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IT s. AUCTION SALE.
u s. II. DRAPER Auctioneer
SIMEON DRAPER will sell by order Of the Secretary Of
War, on . go.
SATURDAY, April %, 1864, ,
At I2i ocloek p m the NewYork Arsenal, Governors AZ
land ~ Y, the following ORDNANCE STORES: ,
376 pounds6 ~ "a and 52pounder and snd i0inch
shot pounds H. a. a. 42pounder and and ioinen
shell; 7,7o5 pounds old iron (scrap). v.
Arsenal N " April ig 1894 s. CRlSPlN.
Csgs Of Ord, C0puana,as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

A BSOLUTE SALE of the Valuable COAL
"A ESTATE Wilkesbarre, Luzerne County, Pennsylys
MIA, known as the " hIMBERfOS COAL COMPAkI"-
This valuable property containing nearly 300 Of lard
will be sold AZ auction, at the Phsdepha Exchange.
EDNESDAi, hay 1864, AZ Il O'Clock noon. IL IL known
be very valuable the veins coal having been proved Il
is within short distance Of WkesbarTe and is open to
animation at any time
- i plan o. he esi0is may be at The auction store
C Sale absolute. One thousand d0Hls 20 be paid tchen
the property is struck ~
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auoioneer,
No - t.tE-of ia 10y ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
Copartnersbip Notites.

DISSOLUION.
~ Toe firm Of JEROME, KELLOGG L. Co. Is This day
dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN KELLOGG or A. q. JEROME. jr., win settle up
The business aid sign IN liquidation for the York.
April Is, 1864. a. g. JEROME, il.
JOHN KELLOGG,
JOHN 4. CONDlT.
HENRY FITCH.
CEO. ". YER VALEN.
VNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
A under the fTIn OF PARKE BOWDOIN is THIS DAY
DISSOLVED by mutual consent. II. 5. PARKE,
Eew-Horf. April o. 1864. O. s. ROWDOIT
d. s. PARKE will coniinoe the Stock Commission and Note
brokefase business On his account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

Ii. GALE e. Co. PIANO-FORTES
IN Mandatory and Warerooms,
No lO1 East l2th-st., Rew.IOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
l. class STEAMER win leave Nsw-York on the Sd, 18th
and 23d OF each month except when those dates M N
DAY when tie day OF departure viii be tne MONDAY ol'
lowing.
For Freight orPssssge apply at the only oace No Bow.
ling green ID. b. ALLEN. Agent
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Ocean steamers.

TOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-The new
i United States Mal steamship GEORGE CROMWELL
Capt Post will Pier No. SoFth RvoT SATURDAY,
May p Passage. with Unsurpassed sceommodations
So. No bls Of lGdins yned day Of sain. Apply to
II. b. CROHWELLk Co., Nd. o6 West-st
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VNSURANCE-Special Notice.-Persons con-
temp .ing Insurng their Lye Interested IN LILO nsnr
ne woud DO well 10 communicate with the undermined and
Obtain Information Of importance to them. Adcrcss A An
drew, Box No. $3.50 Post-Ofice, New'iors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

IT'S. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pul
u LEGATIONS for Amy and Navy, 0ce 30 Bible
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-26

sisfrg. the remaining populalioa sill
quail before Tie advance Il cur vieso-
rioas lcgions.
Nor v8l 8 impede de progress Of
ths peace parry at the North. bot "a.
Their strengthen ii Is adding 10 the
reasons Wis peace shoald 81 made 10
tahe sbe place Of unsuccessful aad
Ind r8inoas war. Is isa good rule
70 Judge The enemy By ourselves.
When have cur people been so dis
hesrtene1 and our cause looked 50
gloomy, as IN tie hour Of disaster.
when the iron heel Of the oppres sor
and the personal hardships 81 var
were iels by large bodies Of our 10
habitanis II Is sacrifice. and The
keen pangs oflosses sbsiained, that IN.
cline men 10 cessation II strife, ex-
cept ahen peace must be aceoinpa-
MED with worse horrors than war, as
Is The case With our own people in the
presen, struggle.
But we dismiss The subject. hoping
that our government will have both
the wisdom ard the nave TO give
terrible energy to the future move
ments Of our armies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-26
JAMES CURTIS Estate.

GTATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Cont
- Manchester District, S. holden at Manchester
d. 1sG4 f'' -
Present. Hon. T. s. KENT, Judge.
tEANCls DRAPER. Of Windsor, Ia the Comfy
81 windsor made application 10 said Court la writ
ihg- representing that James Curtis late Of Dorset
10 said District deceased did ia his life time hold
the following lands and real estate, to wit; The
furnace property aud real estate IN said Dorset and
IN Peru lately occupied by Hammond Draper 4 Co
teeetaer with anot9or piece Of land bounded north
uy sild Furnace lot cast by the highway and south
~ Inc running along and In the direction Of the
south SIDE Of the store lately occupied by said Ham
inond, Draper u CO.. and west By the furnace ditch
10 trust Tor said petitioner: and which lands and
estate the said James Curtis was IN his life time n
der contract binding in law and equity to deed 10
saii peutoref o. 10 such person as Ne should an
point, and praying that said Court may decree Tie
execution y said trust aAd grant license to Cbauns
g nieeh, The Administrator said deceased 10
deed said lands and estate according to said contract
ahd pursuant 70 the Statute in such case made and
provided. N'''
Whereupon II was ordered that said application
pe heard AZ Probate Court to be held at the Pro-
Date Oee in Manchester IN and for said district on
me lth day Of May, 1864 and that all persons inter
terested IN said estate be notified thereof ~ pub
hshlng copy Of the record Of this order tbree
weeks successivey in the MANCHESTER JorRyAt.
piaiedat Manchester the last Of which publications
shs.l be previous to said time Of hearing
~ IL. X, FOWLER Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-26

LoNG's BETRAYAL OF HIS Con
/ sTiTuENTs.- Long, the Ohio membe
who made so much commolion il
Congress by his reasonable speech
was elected as war democrat. H,
had but l3l majority over Mr.. Cur
ley IN vote OF 10000, aud could moi
have been elected ifhe had not pro
lessed 10 be for the war. The Nash.
vile Union tells how Long beiooled
The people he has now betrayed and
dishonored -
lie was wonderfully patriotic; was
a member OF the military committee
Of Hamilton County, and gave liber-
ally toward the payment of bounty
Tor recruits; he made speeches urg-
ing men to enlist in the glorious cause
OF his country talked war, and de-
c,ared he was ready to act war if his
bleeding country demanded such a
sacrifice and, by way OF earnest, IN
duced young law partner TO enter
The army; he went around among his
religious brethren--ior Alexander the
Long is a devoted member of the
churcl--and urged them TO support
him from personal consider itions, as
he was as good war man as his COM
petltor--- Garley, the then sitting
member. He held tickets all day At
The polls IN his own ward---the eighth
---in Cincinnati, and persstently i'm.
portuned all his friends and acquain.
tances TO vote for him, pledging his
word that be was for the suppression
OF the rebellion at all hazards. and
declaring that TO compromise with
traitors would be dishonorable in the
highest degree. A few days after his
election, brother in Alexander's
church, who had always been a repub-
lican, but who had voted for him OUT
Of persoDable considerations, upon So
Iiciiation, and pledge that he was a
good war man, called upon him to Of I
Ter congratulations. Alexander prof /
Tered his hand, and youeh3fed one of /
his best smiles; but was little hor
rihed when asking something about
ais views relative to the details Of the
war. ] had better not talk with
fou, said he you are for war;
Tor peace we cant agree, and. as
brethren IN the church, we should not
quarrel. The gentleman left the
congressman, feeling that lie had been
completely sold, and conveyed the in.
elligence TO others, who, like himself.
lad been deceived aud they all re-
olyed that never again should per.
onai consideration induce them 10
ote for a doubtful candidate. The
esult was, at the last fall election.
ioy. Brough carried the district by
bou, z 600 majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-26

FIsHTrre ~ HtsKs' DrEsnrnrsz. --0a
- fsreossz q he So. s@s cavalry xhieA
bad hss1 dfiftaF ~ susuy - ~ days.
ssut bsck feE isfantry ssppast Bsasse .la
ssa@as1 n the ~ aad siA piyiaaas.
iith sgrFa. sess ferwsr5 Brigade sesarts
'hg e orders. and teliowtA wlh fAs sih pi.
sisieu. Ths .afsut'y tfaei IN bsli e
soeas, de sassy being ID ne weeds appe-
aia eth "a pea ssid bstweea. Amer
skiSnishihF 81 ne efea ssld e. n bear.
tbs assmy estimated Al 1900 s8ranoe3 =
Thsy loet hsasily b our epsaiss Gre hut
ear cavalry leesss d.sar1srea vhlch con-
psllsa shs re,r.a, q she Infantry 40 e.
Atts ie rally tie sssa fsilcd Apd DE rVirssi
beeaus rput Gen Rsnsom 49, severely
wesndsd 10 rn8eatering % s&ss The artillery
Whiis the ssh Div vas failing back. TIE 81
nsnbsring 800 men came up ie iss sup
part, but wHs Immediately roaie5 The pih
oosTs thea esme up formed in line. and
CHECKED The enemy TN the trains uers got
90 lhs ksld. ahsn the whole army resreAie3
The sseosd days Sight vas 81 Pleasant nm,
whsse our army iook up Ia position, Gen.
bsshs commanding IN person. in which en-
gagsmsai the retels we're routed with heavy
less. three gsnerals being among their killed
There being GO water 10 that section aud
the difbculty az transportation being great,
Gen. Banks fsll back 10 Grand Rcore and
awaited reiuforrsmsntsa and supplies. Smith
Tsylor. Msgrudsr and Price wers all 60 M
bincd to crush os. Al last accounts Gen.
Steele was within oue days march u shreys-
port uiih reinforcement 81 100 men.
pisAsrEE ~ NORM oAHoLsA.
The rebels attacked Plymouth, garrisoned
By small arce bhdcr Gen. Vessels, with
$4,000 men, bat weir repulscd in four dis
.lnct charges. Firing ceased on Tuesday
morning, and IL was feared Gen. Vessels was
ct las. compelled to sarrender. A rebel iron
clad built like the Merlin &C appeared. sunk
one Of our gun boats. drove OF the others.
and prevents reinforc,ments reaching the
garrison. Firing was heard at Washington
and il was supposed rebel attack upon thu /
place had commenced Longstreet's army
ss on the way 70 join Lee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-26

IHE eBEAT ENellSR EEMEDY.
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cELEBRaTED FEMALE Pills

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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ rGx MINUTES.
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Burr & Burton Seminary.
JASON d. BURROWS Estate

&TATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court
- Manchester District ss holden At Manchester.
In and for said District on The 18th daY u At,ril
d. 1854
Present Hon. e. :. KENT. Judge
The Administrator GA the estate % Jason B Bar
ton, late y Manchester, IN said District deceased
applied IN writing far license % sell Wsod lot CA
tanning shout - acres and lying "a the Green Noun
talns representing the same % be Necessary ID Ray
The debts If said deceased, snd charges u adniis
tfafioa
WieFapan y WAS Ordered thsi said application he
beard ~ q Probate Court. 20 D. holden = tn pro.
smie aasef, 10 Manchester ia and far said District
% TIE last "Wednesday 81 April 1864 and that
notice thereof b. given b Publishing this order tbres
weeks succsssiy@g 10 the MAyrHHsTKH JorExA1.
printed a. szld Manchester rty0Hs 20 sald time n
bearing. II X FOWLEB. Register.
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Judge Barnard OF New York, hav
ing taken occasion while on the bench
TO abuse the venerable editor Of the
Ecenfag Post in The peculiar language
current among Democratic politicians
Of his stamp, the New York press
commented quite severely upon the
indecency Of such language from a
Judge upon the bench. Among 9th
ers the Tribune gave It's opinion Of
the matter, and Judge Barnard has
now summoned the editor Of that pa
per to appear before him and show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt Of court. Whereupon
the Buffalo Commercial tells the fol-
lowing as apropos:
A certain western Judge, having
been rather plainly spoken to in the
street by neighbour, committed the
offender then and there. for contempt.
A writ Of hapeds corpus was at once
taken out, and il was argued in behalf
OF the prisoner that there could be no
contempt Of Court, inasmuch as the
Judge was not at the time acting in a
Judicial capacity. His Honor over.
ruled the point ms follows: at the
Court understands herself, and She
thinks she do, this Court is an object
OF contempt wherever she are" I
If Judge Barnard would make
like decision in tie case of Mr.. Gree |
ley, it would be one Of the very few
correct decisions which he has ever
made