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HRASor.TTsys. ny y No. "A BaoApwAY,

NYw-YogK Nov. 26, 1861.
By authority from the War Department and the sanction
Of his ExcelleDcy. Gov Morgan. JAMES s. SWAIN. ls
Cavalry IT, A. is recruiting for Regiment OF Nopn
teer Cavalry to serve three daring the
BY the Kindness OF bis Exeeency Gov Morgan and OF
Gus Arthur the brick barracks, at e Quarantine
Landing have ASSIGNED the qusse Of the Regiment
during It's formation.
Lieut. swain has orders to join the army in the field for
active service as soon the different baslious my be
gaDized.
The uniforms equipments aud for the Regiment hsve
been provided and served the they
ar emitted
Officers having parts of companies recruited will be
eeiyed aud oTgsnized on application these headquarters
As this probably the last and only Regiment Of Cavalry
tha. will be Organized in this State during the War those de
On1g this branch Of the service Dus embrace this
opportunity. JAMLS b. SWIM,
lst Cavalry, L. g. A., Colonel Commanding
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Third Edition.

The Littleiohn Libel Suit.-Dewit C. Littlejohn
against Horace Greeleyoasges laid at 25 O0-ried at the
hte Oswego Circuit before Judge Bacop snd fully reported tor
THE TRIBUNE by j. L. Crosbys published in neat, CON
pact pamphlet Of Sc pages and for sale at this Office Price 10
cents Although the Of the collected for the
defense ruled by Judge b. opening on that side
BY ISAIAH T. WILLIAMS. esq., gives good idea Of its
Character and grounds Of deteem OF the Ne~N
legislation Of 1860 engineers and their instruments The
rulings Judge BACON and the comments thereonby JOHN
PORTER esq, OF Albany, deserve and will command the
stenon of lawyers and jmss Aud whoever wants 10 see
whatever be said sgsins the defendant in this salt by
bitter political general adversary who know that he Il
be answered must be gsti6ed with the summing up for
the plaintiff by hon. HENRY A. FOSTER. The cross
examination Of the defendant by the Hon. CHAs B. sLDG
WICK likewise presents noteworthy aspects As
hca libel suits than formerly and ss tue
legsaton Of $50 is subec ofendurins interest We believe
many viii find this pamphlet worth reading and preserving
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Great Inducements are offered By the FIRST REGi-
MENT N. y. " TO sbe-boded men desiring to enlist II s
commanded by Col. GARRETT DYCkmAN, the hero Of the
Mexican var and at Newport News, Va has been in
vice April last aud is thoroughly proficient 10 ogtni
drill Sworn in for two years has but 10 months
serve beiug then honoraby discharged and each
CO wing bounty Of 100 few wanted 10 increase
to its full standard who application at the Recruiting
Depot No % Broadway win at be mustered in rscev
ing pay aud uniform, aud be sent 10 the seat Of
Lieut.. Col }. FRED. PIERSOE Recruiting Officer.
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Regiment Of Volunteer Engineers.

Col. EDWARD w. SERRELL, Lieut. Col. JAMES y.
HALL, Hsjor RICHARD BUTT.
This regimen, has been accepted by the War Department
aud one sf of Il is st Hilton Head C.. the balance
TO 90 within three weeks at the furthest.
Trivaies In this regiment TO be paid
(SlD SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
few rggers boatbuilders shipcspenters, Ponts
ners blaksnith miners choppers lnmbermen machists
rockmen wheewTiglts boer-nakers, and rslroaders will
be received 10 complete the regiment.
Recruits under pay music ed into service and furnished
with quarters aud ra.ions st once.
None but healthy and competent woIkmen need apply.
The families Of The soldiers cared for by the authorities
Headquarters at the of Chambers and Chatham ss
Enlistment for three years, or during the war.
New.Yolk Nov 2g. 1851.
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Hlilitarn Notices.

ion.-sEvENrYFIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
LANDEGS-Thee Dollars (s3 bcnty will be paid TO stout
hearted able being mustered into my company.
Warm barracks and abundant provisions provided imme
dstely enrolment Recruiting oce No 5iS Broadway
sseuient JAMES c. ROBERTSON Captain
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The st Quality are pointed with the very best lrdosnin
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D,EnineuiI ZOuaYf

D,EpineuiI Zouaves.-The SECOND BATTALION
OF this splendid regiment viii follow the first which he's len
the Of waI with dispatch Recruits viii be received
the different in the Park well as a. other recruiting
stations also at the Principal Quarters, No 81 Whitest
oil deserers who desire Join their regiment
come al once they will be severely dealt with. By order
w. MERRITT, MAJOR I'd Battalion.
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u. :. MASTERING Oiice.-Oficers Of Volunteers
should written authority from their Colonies to recruit
evidence TO the u s. Mosterng Ohcer for transportation
OF settlement Of This written authority should also
ndosed by the United States mastering and Disturbing
officer. .
No account will be paid transportation given unless the
ahoxn nile il conformed
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6ath Regiment told 9Th Regime.

66th Regiment told 9th Reginentl Col PlNCkNEY.
now the OF in Virginia Recruiting Office No 4J7
Broadway. Pay Immediately upon enlistment
and recruits forwarded daily Relief for families also
Immediately. I'd Lsuenency is vacant hieh
win be given 10 any oeer furnishing thirty 4 Band Ia
also vented Apply a, No. 435 Broadway I'd ncor front
Capt. j. =. fEhHNANN, Recruiting Olhcei
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A UCTION sALES.--METRoPOLITAN PO-
"A LICE AUCTION SALE of UNCLAIMED PROP
ERTY az Drl room over Centre Market on THURSDAY,
5th inst, at 10 o'clock a IN.
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEw.YoRK SEM.WrEKLY TRIBUNE is
publishsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents Of No. 1,724 Dec. 81:
L.LFADING ARTICLES: How Shall We Treat the
SlAve.i The AleIandIis Gases j. d., Again
BO.h; To Oar Friends. The Expedition 70 heI'
ico Gen. Hallecks Order Editorial Paragraphs
urRoM TENNESSEE: Effect of the Pert Royal
News; Joy Amoag the LoyAl Bridge Burning
From ouE Special Correspondent
II..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
". GEN. FREMONT IN NEw-YoRK
v..THE SLAYER AUGUSTA.
vI..CoLoRED EMIGRATION TO HAYTL
vU.SEw-YoRK ELECTION.
VII. THE WISCONSIN ELECTION; Correspondence
Of The n. Y Tribune.
IX.FRoM BOSTON: COrespondenes Of The N. Y.
Tribune
X. VIRGINIA GOING BACKWARD.
XIAPFAIRs IN DIXIE.
XII. REMEDIES FOR PoIS0Ns
XIII. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XIV. LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
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More Cavalry 10 he Acoepiedi Incomplete Res
men.. to be Mustered oa, The South Realizing
il, Posilon-LroPositonf for Con.ehpion' fsh1,
81 Helena SQUAD; The Rebel Los, st Pensacola
Oen. Lane on the War Marshal Murray and the
SlAyeTrsde.
xv..THE FIGHT At PENSACOLA
XVI. LATER FROM PORT ROYAL: The Reconnoi'
ssnes Of Tybee Island: Tn. Naval Enlargement
The New Southern Expedition Beaufort 10 be
Occupied.
XVII. FROM EUROPE.
XVII. IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI The Rebels
Advancing IN Three Columns; Price Going to
Kansas, Proclamation Issued by Price.
XIX. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
XX..THE NEW CONGRESS.
XXI NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Rocket Battalion for the Army Of the Poto.
uac-Rasod By special desire Of ala General cCLEL
Ian and Brig. Gen BARRY. Chief Of Artillery.
Those desirous Of Joining this Crack Corps should apply
Immediately to Headquarters, No. aS5 Broomest
T. w. LION, Commanding.
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6ouses ano farms Uante6.

WANTED--By small family, part OF o
w FURNISHED HOUSE with all the convehiencies for
housekeeping Family without children preieed also neat
and clean Terms moderate. Address FRANCIS, Tribune
Office.
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Association for Relief

Tho Voman,s Central Association Tor RELIEF
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Now Ready;
YNHE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE
FROM ITS ORIGIN TO ITS FINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
CONTENTS:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE before whom the case wu
hTst heard
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT
Points ard Arsumsntso Of
CHARLES OCONOR.
wM. M EVARTs. and
JOSEPH BLUNT. in the Court ., Appeals.
and the Opinions OF
JUDGES DEMO. WRIGHT. and CLERKE.
The great poranoe OF the legal aud political principle,
yolvedtLe podness with which the issues made and
the ability with which the argument sustained on both
sios- render this Of the mos, sznhctu and unyes
Interesting trials tina, took place IL this county
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PIIILADEL-
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OF the Sexual Organs.
Medical advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
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Chances for Business Hlen.

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Professional Notices.

nR. HOMER B0STWICK. author of several
medical works. viii continue the practice Of MEDICINE
and SURGERY ct No. IS Eas, I2h,t six doors west Of
Brosdwuy
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Il an INvALID.-prbished for the benefit and a. warn
ing 10 Young who suffer from Nervous Debility Prems
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COMETHING NEW.-DOWNERs PAT
~ ENT HEMMER and SHIELD for Hand Sewing Is Jp,t
ths thingp FOR ali using the Needle completely protects
the finger aud makes beautiful Hem Samples sent on re-
cept OF price (25 cents. ENTERPRlSlNG AGESIS are
useful article per month be realized Descriptive
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CHEET-IRON. Russia, Belgian, ~ Ame.iTas, n9 .Tss
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Paul & CARTS,

importers
And Wholesale ard Retail DeaIersin
STEREOSCOPIC GOODS,
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ur house being constantly in Europe, We are in re-
ly of new ana selected goods.
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Fair and Festival.-Tbe ladies' Of the Mount Oliyct
Bspt Church win hold a FAIR and FESTIVAL IN the
rge sll Of Broa6wsy aud 41tst, commencing on
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec g. and continuing the two io!.
lowing afternoons and evenings
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Gpeclal Notices.

Central ConFreFati0nai tnurch Lecturef'-
s, % Lecture Of Course viii be delivered IN the church
truond rlsee, Fulton-av., Brooklyn. THURSDAY
EVENING, Dec 5, al O'clock by the Rev. SAM LII "a
COX ID. u. Suhect "ChronooEy"
Single Tickets 25 cents for sale a, the door.
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Aadr.n THE TRIBUNE. Sew.yOrt.

NARD to COUNTRY NEWS-DEALERS.
THE NEw.YORK MERCURY.
In consequence Of the refusal Of ROSS TOsEY 20 fur
nish lists OF their country agents 10 the publishers Of THE
MERCURY-who desired to supply the ntwsmen dealing
with them with the Quantities Of posters show-card
and circulars that forwarded from Office to agents
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The trade win continue to be supplied always hereto
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tors,
CALDWELL SOUTHwORTH WHITNEY.
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CIJPERIOR Food for Children, mvabds, and
- Pure Scotch Oatmeal m po1nd psck'
sold by all Groce. Packed By Robinson Deuv's
London.