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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE
TO SAIL J. VERY Ten DAYS.
Ship OSWEGO, Captain johnson.
Ship HUDSON Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON. Captain Ingersoll.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt
Ship SARTELLE, Captain Taylor.
Bark GE.NESEE, Captain Minot
Bark. F.; WILLIAMS, Captain Parker.
Bark HEBRON, Captain Creig =
The above ships all ofthe first class, of light draft Of
and commanded by the experienced captains IN
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished and every
attention paid the comfort and convenience OF the passen
gers -
Neither the captains of above ships will be
ponsibe for ewey bullion precious silver plated
for letters parcels packages by put
board of em unless regular bills Of ladng Aken for the
same and the value therein expressed.
For freight apply board at foot
of Wall street, f. X. COLLINS Sc South street.
Agent in New Or!eans-John Woodruff & Co., who will
PROMPTLY forward all goods @ their address
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Qk0n CHALLENGE.-Notice to gentlemen who wan,
RUOO their old clothes to look like new. call at the
Tailoring, Dyeng Cleaning and Repairing Establishment
No Gold street Of Gold and Spruce where orders
will be pnncuay attended to the shortest notice and on
~ B-Ths highest price given for sentismens len Oh
"safns apparel jy14 2W~m
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nOCT SALMON'S REMEDY FOR DISORDERS Of
II the Stomach Liver and Kidneys accompanied with nd
geson loss of Appetite headache bilious attacks gddness
paptation anguor low Spirits loss Of strength pains the
worms and other distressing symptoms This celebrated
dIcne has met with extraordinary
aud priced highly by all who have taken the pro-
prieor has been induced introduce the public gene
i as processes e be perfect cure nygoating the
debiliated. This remedy mercury any
preparation of and does the closest attention
business. Sold by G. II. RING, 1872 Broadway,
jyl 30tsr Corner of John st.. Sole Agent.
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MEATH BLOW TO BED BUGs.-Tnis speedy and po-
- sve Extermnato has never been Known 70 s' q,
pleey this unwecome intruder on the bonds oil
sleep One trial is sufficient to test is snperority
Sold by the proprietor PHILLIPS, wholesale ana re-
tall at 6 Greenwich street, between Courtland ana pery
and = Bailey drug store Of Sands and Fulton streets
G,ootivr free ~ conts. jy1o 3otsm
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County OF York notice hereby given all persons
having cIms against Martin Mehrens late Of the cs Of
New York grocer deceased to present the sane WIN e
(rdry No SO Nassau street. IN the cry OF Jew ORR o.
q, before the DAY of January NV Or he
Ito day Of July. l847. CAIHAklNE MEHhIENs,
jy29 isw6m4m -ee,-.u,s1e1 -
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the SURROGATE Of
the County Of New York notice = hereby srsrr 70 AZ
nrrsons having claims against GEORGE BETlEMAN
late Of the City of New York Grocer deceased to present
the with the vouchers as 10 hs II e CITY
New York on or before the 9Th day of November next
Dated New York the 2.Ih day q May aYv lgaI
....,.... REBEccA BEr'AMMdA mini.trat,u.
aHTE 81 Fiji TIE o coHNTH or NEW YORK No
TICE hereby given all having claims against
JOHN RICHARDS late Of the city Of New York. deceased
to present the with vouchers thereof to the subseTbsr
before the 18th day Of October next -
Dated New York the i5lh day q APRIL isn
ale raw6m*rc JANE KCHANDs, ADMINISTERING
IN PUK UANCE of an order of the Surrogate o. the
sons having claims against Frederick Tasche late City
of New Yok deceased TO present the same WIN hs
thereof the subscriber the Office Of James I'd
ley No Nassau in the city Of New York. on or be-
fore the 5th day Of February next
Dated New York the 20 SiE z! THSsppsr AsCHE
au7 la 6m.m Administrative
CAMUEL X; BLACK. Attorney at Law, Columbia, Sc
in Columbia South Carolina. and the adjoining districts Of
Sumter Hershaw, Lexington, Newbery, and Fairfield.
Address Columbia South Carolina.
Reference, X. aud Caldwell, Charleston, s. C.
Columbia, 4. e July y ist7. jyl3 2aw20tsrc
- .t,n NrrLi, M an- u.aieai
council, without money and without price-Two or
three physicians gentlemen Of experience who thorough
y vsred in Medical Science having received dplomas from
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u INGs COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYDRIODATE OF
~ Potass Sarsaparla and Yellow Dock-Ths medicinal
remedy is published for the sole benefit Of those suffering
eumatis pans and stiffness Of the JOINTS swelling Of the
muscular substances them Of the skim aud all
diseases arising from impure of the blood sc. is
prepared from the articles and
faction II ths purihes and quckens the circulation aays
irritation and leaves of the animal economy
perfect state Of health For those complaints arising the
njudioous and long continued of this
uon may be considered that have long
by this powerful Alternative syrup.
Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail. by
ivIq ,0tsr 100 R,osdwsv cor Iohn =, N "
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A MOTHER GREAT CURE OF ULCERS, MERCU
rial Rheumatism Pains in the JOINTS Contractions of the
Legs and Arms Ulcers Of the Throat &C. Captain Richard
Pr Joseph Hene No Duane street. for the
formed by him after having been ncurabe
by other sku physicians and been tortured by quacks
The Of my complaint could not but suffice
that those physicians who attended said they
saw cse like mines the liberation was extensive all
my body, my legs and contracted per
tectly help and confined my bed he perfect
misery with what suffered from the ulcers and pains my
bones and joints Dr. Hene No. 90 Duane street, shall be
thankful all my life time.
Captain RICHARD YATES.
can be the of Maiden Lane and South
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nR SAVIARDs INV ALUABLE EXTRACT, for the
- OF Gonorrhea, elect Structure, Sexual lmpotency
and all diseases Of the urinary This has
now sufficiently long before the public to establish with
out shadow of doubt superiority all other medicines
the putting their pretensions
or many thousand The proprietor has never received
change in Diet the slightest from the patients
ordinary habits Its action perfectly free from all those
Of treatment creating neither loss Of appetite
that cast OF by tne acnnE
action Of all other remedies For SALE accompanied with full
at LAG Greenwich betwee Courandt and Liberty
streets New York Price 81. jyiO 3Ot m
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ien sheldss .,aa ana Lieut En Van Doom. aid o Gem

Gen Shields's staff; and Lieut. Earl Van Dom, aid TO Gen
Smith
have before noticed the valuable services Of Lieuts
Beauregard and Towers OF the engineers draughi OF the
field Of operations planned by be latter gentleman accom-
paDies this report
Under the late orders, list OF the nou-comnissioned o
and pvaes Of the command under my orders, who
have been conspicuous m their services IN the late actions
| is transmitted.
close this report with presenting 10 the notice OF Tue
tienerin chief the important services and excellent con
duct of my personal staff From the oil our
IN 1yemen my aid and acting assistant adluant general,
Lieut. Mansfield Lowell 18th artillery, utrus,ed with
the responsible and arduous duties and exposed ire
qnenily imminent danger and fatigue. These dl-
ties all earessy, cheeruly, and promptly performed,
with judgment and skin that promises The highest dstnc
ton in bis profession Although his disabled by a
wound received the gar he remained 10 the last IN
the performance OF his duties. The distribution of
my command also imposed upon my aid, Lieut. c. NJ VIII
cox 7th infantry, dangerous duties These performed
by him promptly and efficiently, facing danger feaessly
wherever his duty called him Capt G. L. M Davis, late
OF the Isl Illinois regiment and Capt Daney late OF the
Arkansas cavalry acted volunteer aids The former
conveying my orders, and bringing up ammunition and
supplies. The latter, alter having conveyed my orders TO
the volunteer regiments through CALLING fire. severely
wounded while esumng his position me IN front oil
the first battery the Chapnepec road Boh OF these
gentlemen acted with distinguished galantry.
Transmitting herewith report of my division on the
morning of the 18th, and lists of the killed and wounded
have the honor to remain, very respectfully yonr obe-
dent servant, j. A QUIIMAN,
Major General u. S. Army commanding Vol. Div
Capt. III. l.. SCoTr, A. A. AdlutanI General, Mexico
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The OmciRl Dispatches.

We Law before our readers the second budget OF de-
spatches which have been forwarded by Gen. Scott and
received by the Secretary OF War Friday night with
the exception of four reports of Coils Harvey and Riley,
Major Sumner and Capt Huger, and the list OF killed
and wounded These we shall lay for the Union
of tomorrow evening.
In addition to these dispatches very late letter bcng
duplicate sent the 10Th Of October) from Gen Scott to
the Secretary of War, dated Headquarters of the Army
Mexico October 27, was received Saturday evening
1t is very brief He that he encloses two very
interesting reports made 10 (him) from below l. From
Col ChiIds governor and commander at Puebla, dated
the 18th instant detailing the defence of that place,
which, though highly arjuous, gallant and triumphant,
has no, exceeded what expected the hanls OF that
excellent commander, his officers and men. 2. From
Brig Gen Lane dated Puebla the 18th instant, giving
brief account of brilliant and successful affair between
him and body OF the enemy at Huamantla." These re-
ports however, have not come to the department
The General adds After establishing the posts
below, indicated in my circular letter Of instructions,
(of October 1917 hope to have the of occupying
the State capital of Mexico forty miles hence and per-
haps Orzaba but probably shall not attempt any more
distant expedition without further achievements, or until
shall have received the of the department the
plans submitted in my report
The last reports in the newspapers that the Gene
raj has taken the three places indicated aboye and is
also certain that he has received further renforcements
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Report Of General TvvIggs.
HrApQuAR rEss, 2p DIyIsroS OF Re

HEApouAR rEhs 2p Division or kEGILAKs
SIR, For the information OF the General-inchef have
the hsnor to make the following report OF ne part en W
my division IN The reduction oil The ciy Oh FeNco ana us
| contiguous orks.
On The 9TH inst kileys brigade, composed OF me an
artillery, the I'd and 1th infantry was by Tue ueiieI 5
ORDERS thrown I'D anVince Oh TnioW 'i'slon gu ie az
Angel road watch and keep in creek any force from the
was de reserve at the battle Moline del Rey which
II assumed rs post on me san Angel road ana Was Toned
OF the mounted RIDES me LIST artillery, ana 80 hanuy
Sa wa dn placed p POSITION during m
and by daylight in the moInng was enabled 70 open on he
foad and between that and the San Angel road The ng
was kept up bsky during tne Gay on pom ses WIN pu,
brcawok; On the morning Of the 18th the firing was re-
newed with great spirit wlicn onneea me enemy 10
of the city walls ,, ,.,o,.a - ,,rooosa - ~. Al.
Srnth brigade was now oruoieu 10 Fi Pc A. @ ~
attack commali'sed by MAJOR General .ultn4n ui e
stormers iron my avision IA loni on .he Ioa, h h
right of IT, the force advanced IN the lace OF wei
directed fire from battery al me oase OF ohspu nd
pee, point where The aqueduct leaves IL, ana
also from musketry sheltered by me aqneuuct ana "
breasworks across and on each SIDE Oh tue ROAD men
within charging distance, the storlners, win me us
stance of the right OF Smiths brigade, winch had oee
drovs o or Killed the the and took
this strong point. Smiths brigade having advanced
three com panes OF mounted riemen considerably to its
right to protect the right Quiiaan's division they
found near first battery when the were about
The brigade pushed on and captured second battery in
rear OF first when several guns and prisoners were
taken after brisk skrmshing the enemy was final
" driven every point the east OF the HILL and We're
the San Cosme road distance by Storm
Ing party under command Of Capt Paul. 7th infantry;
this party having been overaen by the LIST division and
specific duties sormers having been accom- piished
were ordered and reoin their respective regi-
menis
cary in the action, Capt Casey ID infantry, who com
handed the party from division, was severely
wounded and Obliged 10 retire The command devolvng
49, go paui ~, nGntry Iieu Can't 7th infantry
Win portion of the party was ordered the ditch
on lie left of the road and proceed further the left OF The
base of Chapue pee and by scaling the wall gain admit
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FOR SALE OR RENT, that larg

"a. FOR SALE OK KENT, that large conninoulous,
,d and well finished brick dwelling, situated on the
&X east side of 9Th street, between and ii, near the
Patent Office. This dwelling Is three stories high and CON
sists Of twelve rooms including the basement and kitchen
The paors the fret and second floors handsomely
finished with mautels Of Italian and Egyptian marble. The
basement dining "a comfortable apartmcn) " also
furnished with manie-piece of Egyptian marble In the
ard there large cisern capable of holding four thou
bah-house the premises and extensive coal aud wood
cellar in front, under the pavement. which connects
with the basement The dwelling has many other
conycnences, such requisite for large and gen
tcel fimily, for which the house - well adapted
nqurers who wish view the premises, may call al
the residence Of the subscriber next door TO The advertised
dwelling, at his marble yard and rooms on street
near the Union office THOMAS BERRY
Nov. Q du wv
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LANDS IN THE STATE OF lLLINols-c ~si..sl
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TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

Of sron books unss
paymsna o. ths subscription Be nads In advance.
Distant subscribers by letter tAs ,ostss.
which will be paid BY u.s. and ~ mi ~ ssrsves IN
aafs ySssniasieA a.rI ~ 49, -'-- II
rs COUNTRY fARER published tn wsskly dnxiu~ ~ 49,
Of Congrrss asd ssnt wsstly du1pg tbs = ~
for Hne3sd Isso thns sep>fvsa =
d AhUvs upnnsf rn1os
osEt6cs4s Of ru1pscA IN
tors advertisements wl y ssdisH receipt Nsrsr ne
aofss Of sPpynG bank VIII b recsived 'f ~
90. PO8rAASrERS saetostUsd ~
endnE DAILY subsoTs WA seIsss ~ sEMf
WEEKLY subscribers, with epsose6 WEEKLY
ebe with 80 enclosed win y sntislsdto II he
CO. Tnx corsssss'ssAl RssrEa viii b. furnished sa ths
y flf-tsr..t f.a-tt ~ +.
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Parish Of Piaq'sminss.
Undivided halfpart of a tract
of land designated as sec. .,
township "a, range 30 east,
containing l60 acres--re-
serving 10 acres in such
form as shall be hereaf-
ter laid off under the direc-
ton of the Fifth Auditor OF
the Treasury, connected
with, and for the purpose OF
a lighthouse, and including
the one now thereon, and
other buildings connected
herewith.
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Bergen county.
Tract of land in Bergen
township, containing 1873
acres.
Do. do. 7.03 acres.
Do. at West Hoboken, con-
tanning 90 acres.
Do. in township of Lodi,
containing 4l0 acres.
Do. Weehawken township,
containing 10 acres.
Esser couafy.
Dock lot No. 1, in city OF
Newark, 30 feet front and
rnnr
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Randolph county.
Tract Of land containing
about 5000 acres.
Tract Of land containing
about 1000 acres.
Tract of land containing
about l,675 acres.
Kfnha,cd county.
Tract of land containing
about 300 acres.
FairJdr county.
lone halfof n tract ofaboni
80 acres.
Alexandria county.
ALSO the following lots in
town OF Alexandria, viz
Lot No. II, on Queen St,
(plat E. 30 feet by 81.
Lot No. 4, on Washington
ST., (plat A, II fl. by lI6
Lot No. %, on Commerce
ST., (plat F,) 25 #. by 80.
Lot No. Is, on Oronoco st f,
| (plat C,) "a feet by 100.
Lot No. IL, on Water ST /,
| (plat CD Is feet by I23
feet 6 inches.
Lot No. Is, on Water St,
(plat d. II feet by l23
feet 5 inches.
Lot No. &, on Commerce
St, (plat FL 25 #. by GO.
Undivided half of rent
charge of S24 per ann,
on LOT No. 10, plat B,
Lot on Cameron and Fair
fax streets, in town of
Acknowledging old
Banking House.
Hampshire county.
|One-eighth ard one-tenth
parts of sundry tracts of
land, conveyed by Max
cy X Thruston to Brady,
Clarke, Falls, IL Swari-
won't, Aug. 5, 1887, and
by the marshal OF West
ern District of Virginia,
TO the United States,
9th May, 1899; deed
recorded in Hampshire
county, the interest of
Swartwout being about
405 acres.
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LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND.

6s2 shares of stock in the
maryland and N. York
Iron and Coal Com any, -
located in Aliegany coun.
ty, Maryland, conveyed
10 VIM. Young in trust
for the U. States, The
shares are of the nominal
value of 800 each, and
are unincumbered.
Also, 40 shares of stock
in the same company,
conveyed in like manner.
These shares are of the
same nominal value, bni
have been hypothecated
for loans obtained by the
company in England, and
the u. States hold only
the residuay interest
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Mason county.
One-seventh part of a tract of
900 acres, on Kenneken-
ME creek, purchased of Mer-,
ry Walker, being about
1871 81 acres.
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OFFICE or THE SOLICITOR THE Treasury,
August IL, 1917.
c,EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office un-
= III the 18th day of October ut IL O'Clock noon
he purchase of the iner.s the United States law and
In equity the property hereinafter described upon the
terms and conditions mentioned below. to wit;
LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF MASsACHU-
SETS.
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Tb III INl " UIU,
not stated.
Lot No. in 18th ward,
contents not stated.
Lot No. ="
+" TIC, in 18th ward
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LANDS IN THE STATE OF NOISE o~ii~~.d
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LANDS LYING Inn THE STATE on NEW JERSEY.
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40, IN 18th ward
contents not stated.
City of Troy

Ivy " IFoY.
Lot No. (from River
street TO Hudson river,
SO feet front and rear.
Lot No. Opposite the
above, 80 #. front Il rear
City Of Brooklyn.
Lot No. on l4th street,
contents not stated.
Lot No. 4"
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BOOK TRADE.
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A CARD

CADEMTES FOR DANCING. $50 Brosdway also
h.t s. Hamrnondst .nd a. the Institute. Bsooslyn-
NJ BARRETT, from EuElsnd, pupil Of hons ? Soaio1,
fs: Professor Of Dancing from Paris, ard n Great Mari
borough Gc respectfully announces th.t his cidey
for Dancing removed 20 6s Broadway. near Blocker
o. formerly occupied ~ Mons Chsrualtl snd : open
on Tuesdays and Thursdays a. o'clock. for Lad .
and Misses and Masters Private Cl.ss for Ladies 40 Z
o'clock. he evening Of the above days Gentlemen
Class a. @ O'Clock.
81 Barrett sso besst0 inform bis friends and pupils mp
that h. Class tor Dancing for Ladies' Misses and
Masters open IS Hammond ST. between Fourth and
Blocker IS "Wednesday A. 81 Ard Saturday NOR n
ine. half past o'clock Private Class for Ladies s. y
O'Clock.
Also the Institute Washington a. Brooklyn on Mon
DAYS and Friday. Geutlem-r's as ga the evenings
Terms nade known application a. the rooms Of ht'
Academies. the above days and hours % teaching
Private lessons Il hours not engaged BY ass-s a. hs
Academies. the residences Of the pupils, where Ia
sfrucfiou wlll b. given In the following dances
9TH. Ballroom Folks" being the original and only
real method Of performing the Polka des Salons which
aers essentially from the Polsss % ihs sia-e The
Redowsr the New Qusdriie Mlxourss," " Ia Gel
larinsr Ia'sr deuX tens " Polka Cofilion, " La
Nsise cinq tens" with every fashionable style "
Dancing Schools punctually attended.
3. The original music % some Of tie new Dances 40
taught By Mr. Barrett - Published by M-s-rs Firth, Hall
Pond and may b. hsd All the Music stores on lteod'
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SCHOOLS.
Aston RIDGE SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MAR PHILADELPHIA-Th. Fsl Term Of hi. ir-
lNsfi,ufi0c commences Nov l.
The sourss Of study y complete and thorough under
able ard experienced Female Instructions assisted in the
higher branches ~ Rev. y :. Huntington. NJ
The French Language = spoken IN the family
Tern. SIP per session of I've morths
prro-u slruf1fiont Bes de faithful ltsrsrv a.
religious Instruction from well guslitei preceptors IA.
pupils viii enjoy the unable advsuiss-s u a retired
efned and s9ecrionare home. 10 Of The besut
~! positions Boz the state - Bishop Potter.
" Should regard u great privilege % have
daughter q uin- under your care" Bishop Cotts.
The character and influence Of the primer pals have
lonz teen known % Their pupils vii find comb
nstcn q ADVANTAGES rhvcs erta and religious. such
few similar Institutions can present
REV Dr. TvuE New-York
The ste = 81 surpAssinE h-alihfniness tnc
beauty The hi sh qualification. Of the principals sise the
INSTITUTION very peculiar claims the attention Of those
who desire that their children may daring The danzerous
period allotted o. the business ~ education be encirced
81 the conservative Influences OF Christian ho1sehod
Episcopal Recorder.
dom does coed opportunity present Itself tor
the srcusitou 0f the French language f spoken IN
The family with prom 1ucaficn ana scent purely Pan
sian~ Rev Antoine Nerren Rector Of the French
Episcopal Church New-lork.
Circulars can be CHAINED OF 7 II Wilcox, Beesman-
Clinton Hall
The Princeai can b. seen this week a; - Frsasnst
Pen oS 81