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Changes.

Alison Phillips of Barnet has sold his
farm to Milo Crane and Maria Newman.
Michael McClary has bought the farm
above Fairbanks village owned by S. B.
Kingsley.
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The Burlington Times says that Brevet
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Ill. for several months past.
Martin FOy of Fairbanks village, killed
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The ladies who are interested to sew for
the freedmen, are requested to meet at Mr..
7. NJ. Towards Tuesday afternoon. Dec.
10. at two O'Clock.
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AS Mr.. G. 5. Shaw of this place was at
Bellows Falls on Tuesday, and Will e rid
ing from the village up to the scene of the
late fire. on the back seat of an open wag-
ON. with Col. TalcOtt of New Haven. the
seat slipped off, and they were both pitched
out backwards upon the frozen ground
Both were somewhat though not seriously
injured, and both were insured in the Trav-
ellers' accident company.
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Il Bad Fire.

The paper mill of Durant & Adams at
Bellows Falls, was burned on Friday night
last, together with nearly all its contents.
Loss, $4,000 or s9,OOO-insured in Shaw 5
Office at this place for $4,000. and loss
promptly settled on Tuesday of this week
by Mr.. Shaw.
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Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obitua
rics, including pOetrg, SIX GEMS line.
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
CITY untelIiccnce.

THE RETURN or UNCLAIMED LyTrlrs Tho ofAcial
order upon the subject Of furnishing the public stamped
envelopes bearing printed request for the return u
unclaimed letters has already beon published II Is an
important matter and all business will bo pleased
to learn that tho preparations already being made 70
have put In operation here we'll as In other cities,
at no very distant The envelopes properly printed
containing the address o. tho party usinc them, tho
quest 10 return and the stamp 10 be furnished With
further expense tban previously attending the pur-
chase OF ordinary government envelopes The Work
IL he done in New York This means that u will be
well dons One great objection 70 the use OF stamped
envelopes has also been obv acd by order directing
postmasters 10 rcund the postage on all misdreoed
sp cimcns brought TO them. s
IrreARy ExEEusls-The literary exercises OF the ss
Johns Debating Society, Fordham will take place on
Wednesday, May 81. The exercises will commence a.
eleven O'Clock A. NJ Tho leave Twonty-sxtn strces
for the college at ten A. NJ
Tng FEMALE ART DErARrsxSr rHr CoorER UNION
This evening" at cight o'clock, the nfh annual reccp-
ton Of the pupils of the Female Art Department OF the
Cooper Union 10 take place. Tho exercises VIII 20 OF
an interesting character on nc osnaS 10 the Al.
M until 1--WE r NJ admission can w oo'a'"0' W '"0 Va
hibon rooms without tckcn
Frx TN AVENUE A-AnrRsr oy A MAN on Susr1c1os
or AnsoN-About one o'clock on Sunday morning anre
was discovered in the lager bier saloon No. avenue A.
The alarm was given and the nremon soon arrived ana
extpsushed tho nrc. II appeared 10 have originates
behind the bar and the vicinity Of tho gas meter The
saloon has been lately purchased by r. W. BoensseAs
who was heard TO leave the promises about hsf ~ hour
bcforc the Are WAS discovered The damage TO ne place
viii be about $50 insured for $500 In hs Rs,ea nsur
ance Company Tho basement ts occupied n wInsm
Norlng a. ! bakery Damage BY water sboys 46O in
surcd for S7oo In tho Relief Insurance @ Ccmgsny me
building Is damaged about $26 Omcer yonn -. sos~ %
the Seventeenth pre- inct, arrested ". Doen'gen on
suspicon Of arson He wns taken 70 the Escx Msvkes
Police Court, and committed by yuMscc "ansne'd v
await an invcstig alton by tho Fire Marshal.
Frau IN East TmRrsssrH srRsKr.-Abeut two O'Clock
on Sunday morning nro broke out IN the dss'ery of
A. simms Brother. 2os East Thirteenth street. and be-
fore the flames subducd tho thrce upper floors
burned out Tho wbskey in the cellar not injured
Mr. smms estimates his loss at about $4,000 Ho in-
sured on stock SIstoo foows:Jerscy City, So 600,
United States $4,000; Star ~ 900 Sroon, 20 COO; hss:
"n ',iJiSs Al, roo 10 lbc Gcbbsrd snd Citizens nsur
anco companies The Gre originated IN tbe hay iof %
shs eecond floor part OF tho building being used for
s,obc THO horsos wero taken Out uniDJurod Tbcss
premises also rn aboottwo years e9o I'M or,
cn OF tho present Gro u not known bus Firc hssha
Daker has the msstor under Investigation,
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

SAN FRANCISCO MiNsrRsLs-0ne Of the most artisti-
cally successful enterprises in the mnstresy line that
has been started in this city Is that Of the
troupe which Is performing under the above title at HcI
lcr's Sale Although to far their desigSs-
tion is concerned they not in fact all tho
bers of the company established favortes~ wam.
bold, the popular tenor; Billy Birch tho great stump
orator. and Charley Backus the best mimic the stage.
are well known 10 public that 1t y unnecessary -
expatiate on their individual merits United In the
same troupe under tho able direction Of Mr. Bernard,
they offer 10 the public combination that cannot easily
~
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SACRED CONCERT AT 81. SrSPaEs's CHUror The
sacred concert ST. Steheas church. the proceeds OF
which applied TO she enlargement Of the church,
which IS in progress passed off last evening before
one-third house The On ertainncnt opened with an
organ symphony by Mr. Max Brauen, which was fol.
lowed by quart ,tte defective in time, lod by Madzne
De Lnssan The solo contfalto 'Aps Maria by Madame
Absolute was wcM sung. IL Next followed q duo By
Madame Adclina Mnrio Cell and Signor ArdavaDA Ths
Is the rst appearance the United States of Madame
gMprIo Ccllf, who is mentioned as one Of the
Imperial Mexican opera. This adys voice, Judging IL
not only tho duo but subsequently the SOLO guam
Difea" not pleasing The broken surfacos Of the n
orior OF the church may have added ssne barshnoss;
but material of tho adys voice has INIT fnuctof
tho shri nasal Of the German for the liquid
mellow and round tones Of the Italian The solo, "Ruth
and Naomi,'' by Miss Louise Gaskel, received BY
the audience with inclination to applaud Messra
Otto Fleming and H. Mlard sang solos The solo with
piano and violin obligato GAv' Maria by Madame Dc
I,usssn Herr Mollenhaucr and Mr.. George W. Morgan.
was a fine piece of harmony. The choruscs At differ.
cnt timos, were sustained by the church choir =
Between the first and second parts OF tho programme
the Rev Dr Cummings road poem on ssReligon and
Music" From single hearing we hardly speak
critically but at several points little smoothing dowa
Of the rythm and metre would greatly add 10 the bar
mony of the ycrse "
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

GNssAL SanaGAx AND Hw fnouBlzs~-we
woshd advise Geseral Sherman to stop his con-
troversy with Sezvtary Stanton and General
Hsllsck right vhpre II il. He has already
carried it far enough This attscking superior
officers is dangerous thing, and is liable 70
lead TO dangerous complications. If he is no&
careful hs will sooH find himself seriously
embarrassed and eDcompassed with greater
difficulties than that which, he Is trying 70
remove. His true oomse Is to rest his case
with the people, asvtbe advocate, Judge and
jury They have confidence in his ability and
skill, and il he only allows them to settle his
ease. for him, no need have no fear Of the
result They will see chat his fame is NOT
tarnished by any hasty attacks of officials. But
if he undertakes to carry on the controversy
himself he may soon find himself moro orea-
ture of small faction. lie had better imitae
the example and silence Of his best friend.
Lieutenant General Grant
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

those we meet wifH even in New York. This
fact Is suggestive, ssl indicates . wbolesomc
return to the former condition ofthiogs with
the "Mother of State4" which, forgetting her
once happy maternity, assumed for . time the
character of Saturn, w'ko'was wont to devour
his own offspring. rs
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-suvr - ucar.ns
BARNUN's MUSEUM. sBroadway.--A Lsv,xo ALLr.
DEN floUsE-BooSE FANNY Open Day and Evening
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS. Mechanics Hail. l72 Broad.
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NEW YORK SEX kTenN
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ns.
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APPROXIMATION. Fourteenth street. t.-EaU EsrRtAx,
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FiouRne o. PsxsiDsN7 LlNcoLH, 20. t'tH
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY els Bsoadwsy.-
Open from 70 l. n I'LL ~ + NJ = ll
New YeFk, Monday. May 30, 1865.
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OPEN THE Prison DooRs.-Now that not tho
vestige of an armed force i'm hostile attitude 70
the government exists, President Johnson could /,
not perform q more humane act than to throw
open the prison doors to all who have been im-.,
prisoned for civil causcs, not essentially Z
criminal, growing out OF the late rebellion.
Many citizens are now censned against whons
mo sccusatiens have been made, or who are.'
ignorant Of the cause. Of their arrest These
men should be at once set at liberty or at leasts
have their cases transferred to civil tribunals
having jurisdictions within the limits whore
their offences are alleged to have been corn
mitted. preliminary step in this direction
has. been made by the War Department, in,tbs
order releasing from confinement all persons
ordered to be Imprisoned by military tribansls
for civil offences Let President Johnson, dir
ting yrish the earlier days Of bis administratib0
by opening the prison doors to all smallanA
innocuous offenders - "A,
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

TEE COMING DAY OF HUMnLArroN.-Presiiasn
johnson having assigned by official pron3ana-
ton Thursday next June l, as day Of special
humilia ton in consequence Of the assassination
Of the lamented Lincoln, the OCCASION Will, Of
course, be properly observed all over the re-
United States. Although every city and village
has already mourned in BETTING manner the
solemn event. yet no general or NATIONAL COM
memoration of it has occurred. Therefore the
coming day Of humiliation and prayer win
afford the American people throughout the
length and breadth Of the land an opportunity,
to unite in one grand and uSaivcrsal song OF
lamentation for the loss which hefell the nation
in the nntimely death of the Fate President IL
will be a general day of moarnjng and suspen-
sion OF business-the last sad day, we hope and
trust, our people will be called upon to observe
from any sorrowful causes arising from the lata
rebellion. ae3 ,f Is ss,ais, si.. .ssA ssss5s {
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, ols Broadway
Open from 10 l. n I'LL ~ + NJ.
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vANNUcHrS MUSEUM COO Broadway. MOVING WAX
FiouRnD o. PHssipBn LlNcoLn, 20. f'H
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RoPE CHAPEL. 10 Broadway. .-ru. Ax,alcAs srsa,o
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

HIPPQrHEATRON. Fourteenth street. -EouEsrRtAx,
0rnnAsTio AND AoRosAro EsrsRrANnsSrs-Tss ELixiR
LiFB
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

ABANDONED REBEL EsrATEs.-Tbe attempt
now being made by the owners Of rebel lands
10 Virginia and other States to dispossess the
freedmen who had settled upon them after their
abandonment, without giving them compensa-
tion for the crops grown by their labor, has led
to very proper order from the War Depart
ment. II is directed that all lands 30 circum-
sianced shall bc retained In possession Of the
freedmen until the growing crops shall be &C.
cured for their benefit, unless an amcable ar
rangement for their immediate transfer oan be
come TO with them. This is no more than just,
and Is sound policy in another ponlof view, as
II will serve TO pave tho way for The new rela-
tons which the planters and the freedmen are
about 10 occupy towards each other,
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

HBLLER's HALL. as5 Broadway y-sAN FaAscrsco MIN
srRRLs-THE WtNE SKLLER.
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WOODS MINSTREL. HALL. H4 Broadway. -Era,oPrAs
Soros. DANCES. &c c--GKsEN0AGNA Tns PALACE or S0Az
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

BRyANTs' MINSTRELs Mechanics Hail. l72 Broad
way-ErHopiAs SoSGs, DANCES bURLssQUes, Ac.STaEErs
O YORK. :. 4ff ..f..
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