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M0RAI &: RELIGIOUS
From the Sunday School Times.
Visit to a Contraband School.

Our camp being situated but short
distance from Portsmouth, started
one bright Sabbath morning to visit
the celebrated contraband Sabbath
school, under the charge of Mr.. H. S.
Beales. 1t is held in the Methodist
church. a substantial brick building of
moderate size. 1t would be novel
sight to a Sunday scholar in the North
to look upon such a school There is
every shade of color in the host of lit
tie faces that meet your gaze; and no
little variety in the kind and style of
clothing worn by the little ones.
Among the boys the soldiers blue is
the prevailing color. But one thing
would astonish you, and that is the in
telligence that lights up those dusky
faces. have never seen more earnest
ness or enthusiasm in any Northern
Sunday school
Several familiar hymns, such as
Happy Day. Around the Throne of
God in Heaven, &C., were sung as an
opening exercise. All who have had
any experience in teaching the contra
bands bear witness to their great love
of music, and their surprising quick
ness in learning the hymns and songs
that are taught them. The singing
was followed by the reading of the
Scriptures, the scholars repeating the
words in concert after the superinten-
dent. The 23d Psalm was repeated
by them most beautifully. Prayer
was offered by colored teacher 1t
was the eloquent pleading of a fervent
heart. Three-fourths of an hour were
devoted to the lessons. In most cases
this was simple exercise in reading
the Testament. Many who have had
very limited advantag have made
most astonishing progress and all are
exhibiting an eagerness to learn and
capacity tor knowledge that is most
gratifying to the teachers and friends
of the school,
But two of the citizens of Ports
mouth have given Mr. BeaIes any as.
sistance in teaching He has to rely
mainly upon colored teachers. Some
of these seem to be earnest and eff
cient helpers. The packages of old
Sunday school papers that Mr. Beales
distributed among the scholars were
most eagerly received Those who
wish to do the freedmen good, can do
much by making donations of interes-
ting books and papers. The newly
awakened mind of the contraband is
grasping after knowledge, and of course
the printed page must be the medium
through which it comes.
Previous to the singing of the last
hymn, a few minutes were given for
the reeiting of verses. This was an
exercise they seemed to enjoy At
the close of the school learned from
the superintendent some facts in re-
gard to the condition of the school,
that L will mention for the good of the
cause. The school numbers Us high as
seven hundred. Five hundred is the
average attendance. Many are oblig-
ed to stay at,home for the want of suit
able clothing. This want is confined
mainly to the girls for the boys are
supplied by the cast-off garments of
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The End of a Sad Story.

When Lieutenant Colonel Fremantle. of
the English Coldstream Guards, passed from
MatamOras over to Brownsville, last wear,
he says-in his book recently reviewed in
our columns--that he was received very
pleasantly at the rebel headquarters, where
he found a number of charming gentlemen
who offered hearty welcome and unlimited
wkiskey He owns that they are little
rough; they swore good deal-had some
other vices-but then Colonel FremantIe
is man of the world, and did not expect
to find saints in camp. Among these South
ern gentlemen, in whose company he re-
lates that he spent some pleasant days, was
one whose name he cautiously represents
by -. He was genial soul. little
fond of whiskey, and somewhat rude in his
manners, which last mentioned fact was
brought to the English officers attention
by story freely talked about at head
quarters, of which Captain was the
hero
Colonel Fremantle found this story too
a'rocious for belief, until the gallant -
told him with his exulting lips. 1t was
the history of how - and some other
good fellows caught a loyal Texan officer,
respectable gentleman, Captain Mont.
gomery, had taken him as prisoner of war
some miles out of town, and there coolly
assassinated him. - boasted that if the
story was doubted his English friend might
satisfy himself of its truth by visit to the
body, which had not been buried, but only
half covered; but he must go quickly as
the wolves were at it. The same day the
Colonel Was riding out with friend, when
they came upon the body of CAPTAIN Mont
gomery. They found it slightly buried,
with the head and arms above ground-the
rope still about the neck, and the other end
dangling over the boughs of the tree to
which it had been hanged Dogs and wolves
had been at the body
The English Colonel was little shocked
at this-but he remarks that these men,
though in the main good fellows, are pro
badly not little hot tempered SO were
the mutinous Sepoys, though the refec
ton does not appear to have occurred to
him. He thinks so well of the rebels that
he easily gets over this and other evidences
of barbarism.
Captain Montgomery was gallant and
loyal Texan, regulaly commissioned of.
fcer of the United States forces. He made
his way into Mexico over year ago, for
the purpose of recruiting there some troops
for our army among the large number of
American citizens who had been forced to
fly from Texas to save their lives. His
business was to gather them together and
transport them to New Orleans, where
they were to become part of our army
While staying at Matamoras he was cap
tured by party of rebels, who invaded
the nentral territory of Mexico for the pur-
pose, and was left as Colonel Fremantle's
friend facetiously put it, in the manner he
had described in his pages.
A private letter from Brownsville, dated
December l4th, tells the remainder of his
sad story.
Yesterday, on requ;sition, the Governor,
Serna. arrested and sent to this side man
named Hamilton, charged with being one
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A J. BLEECKER, SON u Co., will sell at
~ Au.tin on

THURSDAY, Feb. Is,
u ,clok Al the SslesroOm No Ill Broadway
POSITIVE SALE OF IS VALUABLE LOTS and CORES
KINOSBRIDGE AND BLOOMlNGDADE ROADS. l4ith,
l4h 4h I41th fi8h, l49h l5oh. and l5ehsts TO close
a concern; by order OF Geo. h. Peck, esq A.
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bridge road =, 80 ,,
road. -. ,n
tween l4t,h aud lt5th ats, Lots 49,
li5rII-ST6 Lots and Cog on side commencing 100
II. east OF kingsbridgn road. q. 80
I.sTH-Sf@8 Lots and Gore side, commencing 70
r. east OF Kingsbridge road.
KINGSBRIDGE ROADS Lots cas-, side being the en-
tre front between l45th aud li6tllss.
lt6TH-ST3 kots and Gore on sou'h SIDE commencing
l2Gf-et east OF hingsbfidge road -,
KIN0SBRlDGE ROADS Lots on tie east side, oelns the
entire 'front.' between I47,lI and iasti -. 500
18TH ST. Lots south SIDE commencing about III
feet east of King,brdge road.
KINGsBRlDGE ROAD-l Lots, with right Of way, com
mrncing south ode Of liNh-ss. so,
KTNosBRIDGE ROADS Lots running through from if'h
To I50tirsi.
BLOOnINGDAIE ROADS Lots on east side, between
l5 aud i56,hs The title 10 the ABOVE is indispu,aoie
For Autographs maps &C. apply to the snctoneer', no. -
Cedar.st st., adjoining tie lisnk OF Commerce.
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a. J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer
EXTENSIVE SALE. az AUCTION. Of NI.

~ -
IL PROVED REAL ESTaTE.-A J. BLrEcKPR.
SON & Go. will sell at Auction on THURSDAY Marsh =
at II o'clock at No. Ill Broadway Exehsnso SaesRoom
the following productive property;
2D.svgsUEIThree three-:tory Brick Houses with h,A
tOops and easements with all modern improysnes yA
side Of 2d.av, between J1th aud 38th-sts.
ALso-Thc three-story Brick House. with modem imlfcys
merfts. No COS 2d-sv., west side near J'th-st .
ALsofoaf Grstcass finished HOUSES, with all modem hs
Of 3d-...
East BRoAowAY-Two three-s.Ory. attic, and bs..r.ri
House. Lease Of the Lots Nos 2V1 and 2cs lest ba&
way south side, between Jefferson aud Clintonsss;
18TH srREEr-A fourstoy endorsement Brick iio~,soOA
side OF East 25;h'st.. between st'ay aId Aven.e =.
29TH sTREET-A foursory English basement Lone viii
ell modern improvements. north side whist ''e' essd
3d-av. -,
Houses with bigh stoop Nos 2 and IA Jrht south
between 81 and 2dsvs two'story and basement Mgstop
House, with modern improvements soV'h s'os 'Shst, "
3lt sTRggr-2 three story basement brovnone Housss
high s.oops north side 3lst st, between 30 ana law.
3Jd srRsEr-A brown stone front House, Hor<t Lin
s.oop south side 33d S., between 50 ana Io'ayt
3l.h srnEEr-(le0 feet wide)A foufstory Brick Hssss
witt, cellar No lis East 3ah-s.., between 20 and l,w-
srxsEr-iouse aud Lot south side Of 18th st. osssss
I'd and .stays ,,.,r,, 49,,
modern improvements, on soath sae OIL t'''e essess
44th s1nrrr-The threesory and basement HCo'e, h.A
.,oon No 1903 West 44ths south aide, between Broadvsy
az %th sraxEr-A fourstory, frstcs's House, 5s,,
sIstsrRzEr-, basement Brick Houses on Slstd kol;Us
cant lot. on north side of 5lst.s ST., near lstsy
sea srHsEr-s vscan. Lots in rear on 52d-s..
sJn.srREx--A three story and basement Brick House
modern improvements between 8ths Broad.
- -. n, m -
bs.erneut and modern improvements, No. l2s West dss
18th side between Brosdwsy and ahay.
54ru sTBErr-2 threestory and basement Bnck Hoass,
No III and 4 East 54ths between Lexington and
srnsrRxEr-2 vacant Lots north side 18th s between "a
and LIST avs. Il, 81, A., -.
and 2days
netionable The terms of sale will be liberal to 'be oaysr
or maps and particulars apply to the Aueiobee No. y
Cedar. It,, adjoining the Bank OF Commerce.
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The Colonial Compact
Population Family. Social Condition . 49,, ,r
RELIGION lnstrnc,io1-l. Before the Abolition OF slavery
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10 pleasant country viilfye, LOTS, with good
HOUSE two large Rooms and good sInthshop built 10 run
hres one among the best stands for smith IN state
good stable ana smoke House; large Garden with paing
fence located In blue Grss Nermlion Co. ILL.,, on the road
leading nom BLOOMINGTON TO Atcs; H. rich country School
In or near me Nnge Church within mhe. VIII sell cheap
for cash al io 500 just hall the value Must sell IN the time
Of two months goPery clear Of all inculb THIS little
Village destined 20 make place Of note, especially II
the railroad tat has been la contemplation Tor time
should pass through rom Dsnve to Peru. VINO will be- the
fortunate Puichaser foI further particulars address MIA
~. BlLbf, Blue Grass Vsrpillion County, IL
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Last Crime of Slavery VII. The ExP,ton " Tho 'oioo
OF Blood XI. Raches Lamena;ion. MI Enssvepieht Oh
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Marriage Altar thrown down. XVII Religious Character o.
the Nesroe XVIII The Co!oIed Regiments AZ 0one1a'
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IN COTTAGES for SALE-With ono to
~ four Lot. each at 81 lO0 VI 100 81 400 81 800
Also elegant DWELLINGS, with four to eight Lots each
LOTS ADJOINING East Newly or at u.s. payable in monthly
instslIments CHAS. 4. MILLER
AtaDtlc ~, East New. YeIk
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i hntAIca, Ia. IAN excellent ARM uuu
RESIDENCE II 80 scr-a for SALE; very finely located
having 1000 house beautifully shaded with sncent forest
c, ana lawn Ia front two barns carriage house
ana oei ou'oidng land a, good and IN uiiyaon NJ Tor
the piow o. spade and equally grsu garden par
poses ware sSce' y; aud abundant the location is nne1co
onhoy heslhy and he nsiglborlood remarkably fine excel
lent SCHOOLS And churches hand: price ~ COZ Con
drHoy less ha others paying Tor land in location
without any buildings. &. o. PRATT No. " Pine =.
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N>HE JERKS" OR CONCLUSIONS, when
under religious exerciresW Wonderful phenomena in
tnDce-Csuses expained-A change Of Hesr-THR TuruRE
AnERIcAS-White Red, Of BIowE-whicnl Nhz; We want
Fruit gro"ng-Aunr NABBY tie SgrpriSe Pary-Su.
rxRsrITioSs Crest Britain and Ireland Desh Tokens.
6igns Of Misfortune Witch Gusrdirish FsiriesRain At
Fubers-Iryng Fortunes etc, ia MARCH No PsREAorosI.
GAL JouRsAL Only Is cts:, or 8 ~ year. FOWLER &
WILLS, 500 Broadway N. y.
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- valuable WHARF PROPERTY, 2ooft by 900 r. deep,
Including thereon 2t-ory Frame building, " by 30 f.
width; large sheds attached to each d OF ~ n square IN
which is contained very good lofse powerwih
AID .ht rogghtron Shelting two Of Noodwards best
Planning Machines two Sitting Sswsono MP and down sud
one crcu,r nd three Ripping Circular Saws &c. &C. All Il
in good condition and Is tie only Planning Mill IN this district
sad property .iiused within the limits Of the borough OF
Tast6a Pern aons the River Lchish, well Nharfed with
and mas the Of the lumber oni coal region
Said wharf fronts the Lehis Dam which the opening the
L.high Delaware and Morris Canals leading TO Phaie pha
NewYork and ilsuch Chunk, aud also within close
three different railroad, leading to tie ebovenamed places
Tie property will be offered Il private until
the 10Th day of March next and II not sold will then be pos
lively sold public sale the said 18th day of March at
O'Clock in the sdsrnoo when the terms and condition win be
made known by TIiOS DE5HLER-Eastcn, Jan. 20 1864.
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Real estate for Sale.
ISee also auction .Sales.1

49,
A IRST.CLASS. Extra-Wide, Three-Story
and Attic Brick HOUSE, No. l69 Prendents WIN iour
lots OF ground between Clinton and CourEss, DIc.Ayn
@ in the Ss., ana K aG tnG SS@s Vide & glass
windows parlors and halls escoed. Wond De SOFA without
the adjoining S desired go Apply to T. r. sIooIyn Asc
for sale s6 adjoining the aooye premises ana pre-
sssy aks tn sSSvs viii TIRE. l0; u E. KEL
L0GG, as above. -
A TTENTION is called to the valuable s,,r
N CHURCH PROPERTY FOB BALE
Conner Blocker and wss! 10th .ts
Church t@ri4,
well adapted FOR any large manufacturing ousine
f0f 'Ahh' u LghsEHOLD PROPERTY,
No i29 ah''t'' doors west Of htos VIZ BUsKrRK,
"pP' No. IL Ahsv.. cor. loth'st.
A THREE-STORY, Basement and Under
n Cellar, Brick HOUSE, and LOT No 40 WoodsaI ,n o
rooyn b; all The , %@dcG spry to r''e
'''' ~ L. Ii. KELLOGG, No. l9glsar..t., Neg.Yors.
A 2-STORY, attic and basement BkiCh
~ HOUSE with lot 30 deep, sinsted on Send.st
running Iogsh to B53Ss on
honss. bss ali The modem IMPROVEMENTS Apply to X
KELLOGG, No. 10 fesrlst new,l orr.
CORNER STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE
\ four stories, Water and Ga.best Business stand a.
10 owner. e. H. KELLOGG No. 1879 Pesrist., New-YOrk.
COIINTRY RESIDENCE, with slightly To-
~ cation, good HOUSE and oUT-BplLDlNGS, WITH !
1900 Acres oil LAND and choice variety o. Fruit Tres
situated the Village Of vnseon " miles non, Nsw
YORK and miles Of Newark. The horse cars pass %
door hourly n,ersectng the NewJercy Railroad Tor New"
YORK. Price 5000. Terms easy. ~
inouire Of NATHANIEL ORR, No. 80 John-s,, N. Y.
Or WILLIAM SHANNON, OIL the Pferni-es
MOCK PROPERTY for SALE-With large
IL sTOREHOUSE, 1c., sn excellent location for an iron
nubcT or coal company; ha. 60 feet water 'front.' with rcs
connecting with the Central Rs-oad Of NewJelsey ST.
lated at Eisabsthpor ~ J. For particulars apply to , ~
+. X. KELLOGG, 10. l39 Pearl st., " T.
NOR SALE-t-story own-StOne- trOnt
l. HOUSES and LOT Jh 81, between 9TH and elh's'''
Also,
On 20 .hst, between 5th and 9Th avs, iOll lot.
Also,
On 33th.s. near Jth ay, full size lot,
Also
Two on s3dst, between OIL end IothaS.
A'so
On 3h.sv., with stable.
Also,
Three on 5.th at, between 9Th add b'havs
Also,
number Of very drsraby located Houses and Lots
For permits and particular. appyto ,nor,, =
No. % broadway