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On account Of the Of sufficient mediation at
Bedlows Island the recruiting station is TO be removed
from that place to Fort Columbus Governors Island
The headquarters Of the regiment together with the
troops at the latter post. under command Of Colonel
Paine will immediately proceed to Fort Hamilton
Major Morris with Com pany e. removing thence to the
vacancy at Bedlow's Island. Company +, from Fort
Washington, under Major Pemberton. have also taken
quarters at Fort Hamilton.
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VA Loyer-Protessor Lawson Pos.os, formerly Of Lon.
son will send 10 address, resept Of dollar post
paid plain directions 80 enable Adiea gentlemen
vac devoted affections Of A. many Of he opposite sen - As
ips that ali may be married irrespective q ago. sPpsss
ranged With and that detection mpos
sible. Address Professor Lswson, Boston, Mass. Ne
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THE MARRIED woMANs PRIvATR MEDICAL
Comparatively DR.. A. n. Msurfoesu, Professor Of
Diseases Of Women.-TwenHsth edition, lsmo. rp. 1a
guish 10 many aectonste wife pcouniary doul-
sizes 10 the husband might have been spared By timely
possession Of this work II II intended especially fog The
Important scoret which should 30 known shsn psrtes-
lnry.
Here also every femaIe-ths wifs-the motnerAns sss
either Into womaaheod or the ether In We deen
change can discover Tho causes symptoms ara the NOR
efficient remedies and tho moss certain mode Of d
every complaint TO which hor sex 10 subject
Dr. A. n MAunrsrAu, No. I'D Liberty ssrset:-
Ny Dear sir-My wife has beon peroepabf siaktxs fe
sush and suffering months before and d7rrs her
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pamyhie, o. slxscen pages mere fsiy essi.nna ~
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Unises Etates, br sadrsssina "a above.
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MORTALITY ON THE WESTERN WATERS

MORTALITY ON THE WESTERN WATERS Our
Western Exchanges give Fad accounts Of the mortality
among the emgrants the Western waters The ste
er Norma which recently arrived at Louisville from
New Orleans had eighteen deaths among the deck pas
1t seems that the poor had eaten freely
Of wild grapes and then psrtaken Largely of whkey
They we're all Germans. The Sultanan had sixteen
deaths on board and the Brider had ten deaths The
sDe Vernon" also had seventeen. Among the victims
five members Of family Of eight who travel
ling from Texas to Alabama. The survivors = ia
Their and children
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DANIEL WEBSTER. The following resolutions
were passed by the House Of Representatives of New
Hampshire, on the first day OF the session.
Resolved That becomes the Legislature OF this State
to notice in appropriate the death
ofthe Hon Daniel Webster Secretary Of State of the
United States.
Resolved, That committee of five be appointed to
take that subject into consideration and to report
room may be, what action is necessary to commeme
rate the public life and services and also the death Of
that great and distinguished man. in such way will
be honorable to this his native State.
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TeIeeraphic RepOrts.

NV ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1862
Flour advanced &c. per Dbl oday-ordiuary brands
sold AT 81 70 Sales of pork have been made
at SIS rs. Sterling ex change is At sac.
CHARLEsroN, Nov. 90 1S52-noon
Thaies of cotton this morning have been 400 bales at
prices ranging from So loo.
THE RFcFIPrs OF CoTroN by the accidental omission
Of figure ''2 from the Charleston market repert pub
shed yesterday the receipts of cotton at all the South
ports last year at this time set down at
$4,000 bales-it should have been 1000 bales.
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NTEw YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO srEAlysuIr

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO sTEAlVSHIP
IN LneThrough to San Francisco at reduced rates. mo
detention the Isthmus and splendid steam nip
UNITED STATES, VIM. @ Berry commander, will leave
New York for Aspinvau Navy Day, Monday DeoemIeE
49, at p M connecting at Panama with the dcuSie
Cortez which steamship leaves PapaA
the arrival Of tie passengers by the United States fer
These vessels in ations speed
safety, san experienced physician a.
tached each steamer Passengers will be lnded on the
wharf at Aspinwal and take the Panama railroad. Pas
cautioned that tickets for this line
at No. 26 Broadway. New York.
DAVIS BROOKS & CO. General Agents.
JONES & JOHNSON, 90 Wall street
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IINITED STATES MAIL sTEAxsuIP COMPANY.

connocthg WIZ th1 PAcho NAH SteAmship Companv
via AspnysI and pansms The splendid dssSis
Commander. 5000 tons burthen, will sail on Hondsy
Dee. mber At clo r. NJ precisely, from pier
Compas, regular mail steamer will be in rsadiasr IS
Sal ely for San No effort viii BE- spare1
on the part the oomparies to send their passengers
Through with o. pedition comfort and safety
fare 70 Aspinws ladies' saloon state S lower ~
and forward saloon roo y ss1cnd osba .andse
road wharf Aspinwah free Trans. a tho Tskaus
Pr ons through b.
the United States ners from Now YORK have pre-
Of board the Psoido main stsa
most favorable terms For freht or passage apply .
No. III West street. corner Of Wsrren. N, B.-Ship-
pers supply themselves with the pasiss
bills ladfng which will he signed st the Ofce between the
hours of tan and o'clock.
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mAFr1GU@
On Wednesday. November II. by the Rev Mr. Marks,
Mr. FREDx. WALFRAM to Miss MARY BLAKELY all Of this
city.
At Fairfield, Conn on Wednesday evening, November
II. by the Rev DR.. Atwater, VIM COLEMAN HsNpsRsoS,
of Piques, Penn to Miss EMMA A. daughter of George
A. Phelps ESQ, Of Fairfield.
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OKlIpPIN0.

I1HITxD sTAT1s NAIL STEAMSHIP ooNPAyv. vou
nsH 4rlssns va Hsyaaa-Th. splendid sS.amsSp
will 81. tsSn Ne pier It foo. q srh rive:
Rates OF passage 70 Havana aad New ~
LAdies snd after saloon bssth $50 scso.S
a.vass trsisSt tsl:s 70 New orsln:s i * IS ss <
O0s IN o. eiShs arc supply
sppliS,siSsp, = ID: oes No other form win s. snsS
sailing: For freiTht passsge. apply to s w "
II. o. ROBERTA, In West street. corner AZ w..
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MEDICAL,


u USHTOE, CLARK & CO.'S GENUINE MEDICINAL
mtty in cases Of consumption and sorofuout Affections
has rendered the most popular medsns Of the day. and
Prepared from fresh hysrs and warranted prey pure
los Broadway 10 Aston House, and 273 Broadway.
TT Is A WELL KNOWN AND LAXENTABLE FACT,
that mortality amongst children during the first year ef
their existence very great, particularly 50 during the
when thousands upon thousands 81 them loss their
lives under the most horrible pains The undersigned sYe
therefore most happy that they have in their
which the progress Of this evil esectuay checked, aas
particularly prevents the life We
therefore beg leave to draw the attention Of all careful
herewith ANNEXED testimony Of Of eminsss
phyciaps Adults suffering from rheumatism and
tohashe headache and neuralgia may likewise expect TIC
sn 81 81 81
TestmonyI do hereby certify that the composition 81
the pearls offered by sohuaner Muldsner Of suohs
most satisfactory effect and conscentousiy recon
mend the (signedl Dr. Braunlioh 2So Henry srsst
Brooklyn.
nR SPOLAsCO, NJ d, (FROM LONDON 500 BROAD
- way.My grateful thanks due TO this eminent and
truly the best Of III physicians in New York. II hear no IL
other doctors in for having saved my life Wilan
Mcbride, grocery, 22l Thompson street.
DR JOHNSON l6 DUANE STREET so WELL KNoWU
for the last % the most successful practtons
in New York. be consulted usual In his privats
nce all diseases to which flesh is heir to. Those whe
have suffered from sdica rely havtne
their cases treated by physician Of experience.
DR. RS NEW TONIC THIS VALUABLE DIE.
~ covery the most eeetual remedy for debility Ia both
young and old srising from any vhstevr IL II
for sale, in large bottles, Lspenard street, price =
cents and 81 per bottle.
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TBR PORK BUSINESS The Louisville Democrat
has the following startling statistics of the swine bust

This is coming it pretty stronghold hog every man
woman and child in the Uniop-but it is nothing TO what
we are threatened with at the next in 1860 This
Western country will become hog pen il this
thing continues to increase at this rate.
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NJEDIcAL ADVISER ATD MARRIAGE oUSDg-A
Iva practical treatise before published Tvepty
pc cents scopy free Of pesssge sold BY 1tri gsr
author, M Lsrmont, physician and surs>on, n Hsss.
s,ss, assnoS , o. g s%sirs W Sr - '' M se
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A UsTRAIIA- CLIPPER LINE.-FoR MELBOURNE.
"A Port Philip, and Sydney Tho A. clipper ship
Gsnce G. Taylor master will sail for the above ports
December 4h Her unequalled accommodations for Agt
this line has for suSient for par
any othef bound fer those ports Apply to WIN T.
GAN, 43 Front street, to ELLIOT, AKKELL CO.. llS
Pearl atr
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ABDUCTION or WOMAN AID CHILDREN There
wa considerable excitement ~ Hafbers Ferry on the
10th net on account of the abduction OF colofed
aud children IL ie supposed that they we're
Induced 70 RON away hy white man 10 the town The
woman u about tWeuty eight yesrs old and the children
our ana siN year, ~ age There 4 great interest n&a
Tested iet tAelf recovery.
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THIRST SHIP FOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-THEB BEAU
tful clipper ship BoTHNIA, Captain Avery 900
burthen being fitted up entirely for the oomfor4
much superior to other vessel in New
York, will sail with mm date despatch Passengers
requested to examine board
before elsewhere Mt pier East river or to BUT
LER BROTHERS, 1858 and lis South street. to ISAAC r
SMITH I0l wall atraet
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A USTRALIA.-PIONEER LTNE-FIRST AND ONLY
"A regular packet for Melbourne Port Philip The noble
clipper ship SCARCE, Allison Howes, commander hav-
ing all her cargo on board viii sail tho 25sh inst ns
that che will be fitted up and provisioned in the
liberal the ships that have preceded her An
early appcat for passage nmsnded board
to JOHN OGDEN L. r. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.
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MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 81 Broadway
WILLIAM ISEIHN, Havre.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY l. CO., Southampton.
ry,o FHs WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND cHAaREs

Ty>o THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs'-
BY abe British royal mall steamship CONWAY. Capt.
steamship Designed 70 sail from Savannah Georgia.
Tho 4h December Dext and Same day Of each following
WIN hs GRss: and She s.
due Chasres the lh of oseh MONTH and esurn chs
AS this service consempases arranssnens only for
limited number q persons who desire 70 syod
yads who wish 70 spend She winter among She west India
Islands sns sonyeysnoe IN Tho
addition 70 those named above:-
A A.,S.Ss.. S..s.lsu0'' e. f k:;:
esrr sssSs. aonsur;. S. IF ssn..
G SsnsrsT H.nnqu. ssn yr ss1si.
Dominoa, Nontscrrat, Tsmpico
S STs1. T..n F ss,,: R.ss E Tsisssss
From Savannah 70 Nassau. $50
Do 90. iInasuis: ........"..., ...-...- g
70. 90. SsmaicA. =. ..s.s ~
tinoiadins' steward; ieoaJ'
E.oh SHIP an sTs Yrsss
ecs conveyed On Tho usas terms r.. o1sH6sIsns: AZ
fssssnsors or frcish1 for she r. III 8esnshps wiz ss
S iSn5sHiS 70 z GT s' snd SSr sE '.
sANI. j.. MITCHELL. Agent ~. Front street n. X
KNoR SAM FRANCISCO. OALIFoREIA.--rHn PACKET
s VIM srcTn s ~. M. now i9,s9s
FOR freight or cabin having superior psstofoon
of.SH TEX y v; % q 1 ssss
y,kCITIc NAIL sTshxgHIP oo.-ToH RIO yAwhi.
TO- valparaiso and Pansms.-Iae splonda nov stsansy
John L. sTEPsESs ~ 'oss ssfsso w., KSsSrs
on OF abcut tAs bh beosnter Yer kssas ony, having
superb sccoO5stons @peis - No oes ~ tbe csoaay
NOR <io JArEIHo AND vALPARAIso.--FHE y ar
sld spicrdid steamship SIERRA NEVADA, j. D WH
u aSoS shs s5s SoysnBor from Pior No. sor.S r,
'-'''S !. b08GpD sou, Agents o. nsoaawA1
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EoR NEW ORLEANS. DIREcT.-THE NEW DOUBLE
Il engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop Seass,
Commander, will leave pier East river for the aboys
port direct, Non day, December at o'clock p n
This ship has elegant for passengers Pas
in cabin staeroom $G0 passage In steersge S26
Shippers are requested supply themselves with the
steamer form Of bills Of ladng other will be signed
They be hai application ~ the Office Of she agent
and will be Aligned at the ONCE prior to the day Of sailing
vixen they will be signed board No freight received
bills ofadng signed after IL o'clock the day Of sailing
For freight or passage, apply on board, or TO
=. LINCOLN CO., 40 Pearl street,
Agents in New Orleans-Ksssrs. Marks & Thomas, y
Natcbez street.
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LNOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, AND FLORIDA
Semi weekly United States Mail Line-The safe and ia
vcrte steamer SOUTHERNER, w. Foster commander
will leave pier No. North river, Wednesday, Novem-
Der a. at o'clock P: M precisely For freight apply
board where all bills Of iading will be signed and log
sPOFFORD, TILEsTON & CO., 4s South street.
Savannah passengers cketed through, without extra
charge. Through tctets sold to Florda follows-To
j acksonville, S3l; to Pilatla, $23.
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company.--The United States mail steamers, the
FRANKLIN, J. A. wotton. oommander, and the HUM
BoLDT, d. Lines commander will leave New York, Havre
and Southampton, for the year 1884, the following
days.
v0RH. LEAvEHAvRE.
Humboldt, sssday. sept . Humboldt, wed'day Dot. q
Franklin Oct. Is Franklin, g Nov "a
Humboldt, Nov. % Humboldt Dec. %
Franklin Dec Is Franklin, Jan. 1883
These steamers built expressly fer government service
$500 burthen cach not either for Speed
strength, comfort by vessels AAoat Their
modaons for of the most approved kinds
Stopping at Southampton both going and returning they
proceeding TO London, advantages
any other line In tho economy Of both time and
Price Of passage from New York 70 Southampton or
From Havre Southampton TO New York $50
No passage until paid for An experienced surgeon
on board.
Tor freight or passage apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent So Broadway.
WILLIAM ISEINN, Havre.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY u CO., Southampton.
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LTOR SAVANNAH.-U. s. NAIL LINR.-THE SUPH-
Il rior steamship ALABAMA, Capt. G. ID. Ludlow, sn
Saturday Nov a three oocS1 NJ from Pier NozsA
The Florida, Capt II. s. Woodruff Saturday, Dec. 4th.
For strength, iare these ships
have nc superior IN The
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UsTRALIA.-THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER SHIP
"A ALBUS will sail Tuesday next and will IKE few
second cabin only At reduced rates. The
sufficient argument that in all the ssentslp Of room light
and ventilation she is in advance Of all the vesaes ad
verted for Australia Apply board pier No. 49, foot Of
Wall str
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SIIIPPING.

ESOk LIvERPO0L.-UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAM-
L ship PACIFIC Captaia Ezra Nye. This steamship
will depart with the u Mails for Europe positively
Saturday, November 9th, at twelve O'clock M from her
berth 1T foot Of Canal street No berth till paid for
requested to be board at A. M The
ship Baltic will succeed tho Pacific, and sail Deoem-
Der lth For freight passage having unsquasd accom-
nodations for ele gance and comfort, apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS s. CO.. IS Wall street,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-THE LIVERPOOL AMI
w Philadelphia Steamship Company intend sailing this
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2,l2s TONS Capt ROBBERS Leisch
CITY OF GLASGOW, I6l0 TONS Capt. William Willie.
City of Glasgow. Saturday Nov. TO- 1852
City of Manoheste. Thursday, Jan. 6, 1858
City of Glasgow Thursday, Feb 8. 1853.
City of Manchester. Thursday, Mch. 1853
City Of Glasgow. Thursday, Noh. 81, 1853
City of Manchester ........ Wednesday, Dec. g. 1883
City Of Glasgow 800, $3.50. Wednesday, Jan. s, 1883
City of Manchester "Wednesday Fob. 2, 1883.
City Of Glasgow wednesday, Mch. 2, 1883.
City Of Manchester. Wednesday, Nch. 80 1898.
RATE OF PASSAGE.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL
Saloon after staterooms Saloon after staer 30 r
midshiP .65 midship .ls ="
" forward ;. s. +" forward " .IS ("
Including stewards fees.
limited number of third GLASS will be taken
from and Liverpool and found IN provisions
FROM Philadelphia. $40 From Liverpool q guineas
Certificates passage be Issued parties whe
DESTROYS Of bringing their friends at
rates.
Freight Cos per ton. Coarse goods hardware &c. will be
taken subject to agreement.
An experienced surgeon will carried on ship
Snail drafts drawn ct sight England and Ireland.
Fer freight or passage, apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Il Exchange plaoe, N. York,
and No. 8 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS 4 Co, liverpool
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
II fnr ninaa AZ Haxana-The nav

wheel Steamship BLACK WARRIOR Robert W. shufsldt
U. s. NJ ander will receive freight Monday Elsa
and sail for the above ports Thursday Nov & at twelve
O'Clock precisely from pier foot of Harrison street. North
river. Passage, S65. Freight goods, 80
cents cubic Freight taken for New 0,lsan and
shipped by the Mail line at 80 cents cubic foot Goods
consigned to L. Mead Co, Mobile, will forwarded free
Of commissions No freight taken to Havana but specie
No freight received sailing days Companys bils Of
lading be had at 81 Wall street. Shippers eend In
their Alls Of ladipg to the office by nine o'clock r. NJ
IiViNGsToN, cRoCHERoN Co, 81 Broadway.
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Tho sohr Sarah Emma rnn BY steamship Black War
ror last yoysse from Havana 70 ~, port va, seen
by Tie PILOT ioht Commerce, NO B. Tae masts and saih
Wei
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE

c.,,,osS,. OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
r. oued on the departure of each Mail Steamer iof oa
xres. Price q cefs Yer copy: ,r,p,r.rr Publishers
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