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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-18

CINCINNArI, Nov. IL -Advices from Ros
encranz's headquarters state that on the l0lh
Gen Cox's brigade crossed the KHnawha and
New rivers, aud drove the rebels back eight
miles FROM all their positions Gen. Schenk 3
column intended attacking them in the rear
but was prevented csossing the river by high
water Gen. Benhams brigade moved up to
feel their front when sharp skirmish took
place, lasting from the forenoon till dark
Beuham's force lay on their arms waiting till
morning. The rebels began their retreat and
were well on their way when the movement
was discovered. Benham pursued them q
miles amidst drenching rain. in the Skin
mish with the rear guard, Col. Crogan of the
rebel cavalry aud a few others were killed
Loss ON our side was two.
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THE ENGAGEMENT AT PIKETON,
Ky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 1.-THE Mount Sterling
Wing has report from Thomas Turner, one
of Gen. Nelson's aids, relative TO the late
Piketon engagement. He says that at Pres
tonburg the federal army dvieed into two col
umns, one under Col. Sill via JONAS Creek,
and the other met the enemy by another route
at JOY Creek The latter had a sharp engage
ment for an hour and twenty minutes, routing
the rebls, killing six and wounding twenty
tour The rebels reported to tine Unionists
that they lost from two to three hundred, OF
whom forty were killed and about sixty
wounded.
Another account says the federal loss was
six killed and seventeen wounded Tile pre-
vious account from Cincinnati appears to have
been greatly exaggerated.
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EXPEDITION 30 ACCoMAC, VA.

4 special dispatch to the Times, from New
town, Md states that Gen. Dix has sent an
expedition OF five thousand, including the
seventeenth Massachusetts regiment aud
Minis battery of artillery, to Acromac aud
Northampton counties, Va, formerly Wise
congressional district, and has sent a pracIa
NATION to the people assuring them OF protcc
ton III the enjoy nent OF all the rights OF Union
men, but that all disregard OF laws will be pun
i5hed with military severity. The expedition
is under Gen Lockwood
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-18
EeoMTHEpACIFICC COAST.

New York, Nov. 16,-A dispatch from San
Francisco of the 18th says the priyateer
schooner Neva, from China has been seized
there by Capt. Pease of the revenue cutter
Mary Aspinwall advices to the Times re
port the pirate Sumter at Barbados, Oct %.
The ship Morning Light, purchased by gov
eminent, is to be armed with eight 32pound.
ers Five hundred regulars from California
left for Washington this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-18

dore Perry. The captain and seven of his
meu were drowned The remainder were
BALrmoRn, Nov. 16 Gov. Hicks has is
sued proclamation calling special session
of the legislature Of Maryland at Annapolis, on
the 9th inst The object is to re establish
MARYLAND in her Old position as the heart OF
The Union. and to undo the traitorons legsla'
lion Of the Fort Warren members.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-18

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6.-The gunboat Mi
ami was launched this afternoon from the
navy yard.
PolNr PLEASANT, VA, Nov. ia sad ac-
cident occurred in Camp Pitt, twelve miles
above Charleston, this morning. Capt Bell.
of Co. X forty fourth Ohio regiment, and
eleven of his men, while crossing tie Kama
wha in n skiff ran under the steamer Commo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-18
rnonr WASHINGTON

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Herald's Wash
ington dispatches state that the president and
cabinet are quite elated over the arrest Of Sill
dell and Mason. The proposition now is, if
England demands satisfaction to disavow the
act, assert that Com. Wilkes made the arrest
on his own responsibility apologize if nee
essary, and promote Wilkes TO an admiraship.
The Times special dispatch states that the
government is considering the question OF re-
sumption OF commerce with southern ports as
they shall fall into our hands. No permits or
licenses to trade have yet been issued. Orders
were sent this afternoon to have Gwin and his
companions conveyed to fort Warren.
The decision OF the collector Of Boston, as
sessing duty OF forty cents pound in addi
lion to the 10 centum advalorem IN cigars
costing eight dollars per thousand is affirmed
by the secretary Of the treasury.
The soldiers who saved the Schooner which
was fired by rebels from Cockpit Point, were
thirty five men, under Capt Wild Of the
Massachusetts first, who boarded her while
npder a heavy cannonade from the rebels, and
brought her in safety out OF range. The
rebel boat's crew which set fire TO the schoon
err were most of them wounded by sharp
shooters of the same regiment.
L. L. Dearborn of Co u, second, ana sam
mel Heath of Co. B, first New Hampshire reg
ment, died on Friday.
Lieut.. George W. Snyder of the United
States engineers, frat assistant to Gen. Bar;
nard in the construction of forts on The line Of
the Potomac died here 10 day Of typhoid ie-
yer He was very valuable officer and de-
servedly esteemed.
Gen. Denver of California left to-day for
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas where he will re-
port to Gen. Hunter. Gen. Sumner yesterday
had an interview with the president and Gen.
Mcclellan.
All, it is reported, was quiet on the line Of
the Potomac, to-day.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 15.---Between
1900 and 5000 Union troops nave suddenly
appeared in Accomac County, eastern shore
Of Virginia, where there are 1880 Iebcls in
arms, Commodore Goldsborough dispatched
a gunboat to that region Today.
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BosToN, Nov. l7.--rhc steamship Consttu.
ton arrived from New York this afternoon.
1t is understood that three thousand men Of
Gen. Buffers division will embark on board
Of her and the accompanying TRANSPORTS on
wednesday. These troops depart thoroughly
armed with complete camp and field equipage.
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PIN WORMS.
MEDICAL NOTICE. F.G1LMAS, MD.
NFANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW

Iva RESTORED.-Just published in Sealed Enyel
one price &c a LETT RE, on the Nature Treatment
and Radical Cure Of Spermat0rrh@a or Seminal Weak
involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and I'm
pednents to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
pacity resp ting from Self Abuse. &e by Dr. ROBE j.
CULVERWELL. NJ D. Author Of the Green Book, Ike
"a Boon to Thousands OF Suercrs, sent under seal III
plain envelope, to any address, post gdd on receipt OF
six cents or two postage stamps by CHI. j. G. KLINE
l2T Bowerv, Me- York Post once Box 1856
81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-18

DgrnG1r, Nov. 15.--John Mckinney, late
state treasurer, las been tried at the Ingraham
county circuit court Tor the embezzlement 0.
$4,000 of the state funds, and has been conf
yicted
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FOR SALE-Ali the stock OF Goods re-
Il naming in the Brick store in sutton Certcr Pos
session given Immediately II the goods not dis
posed OF in short time, they will be sold Auction,
together with the notes and accounts due the concern
also, HlIses Carria -es, Seighs Express Wagon,
Harnesses &c also 5000 bushels OF hard and soft har
coal W. c. CHASE. Agent
sutton, Nov +, lS6l DIFF nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-18

FOR FAMILY USE.-Bolted Meal rom
a extra nice White Maryland Corn. expressly. for
family use, at w. y. NNLBROOh d cos.
So DIST
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Of Ro.buty has di'coyered 10 ore Of our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. remedy that cures every
Kind Of Humor. from the worst seroiua down 10 common
70 bottles will cure the kind Of PimPe' on the
face.
2to 3 bottle. will clear The system Of piles ,
bottle. are warranted to the worst cankeT In the
mouth and st3uisch. go, -
elias. 49, .,s
Ito bottles are wsranted to all humors IN the eye.
2to bottles are warranted running Of the ears and
boiches among the hair. II,
to bottle. will cure scay eruption OF the skin.
bottle. wsrrantsd TO the worst cases oil ns
-
bottles warranted the most desperate case
Of TheumatisIn.
Jto 4 bottles are warranted 20 cure sarheum.
5to bottles will cure the wont OF scrofuis ,
benefit 10 always experienced from the hrst bottle and
perfect when the above quantity taken
y diving strict attention tho direction Ia the pamphlet
around each bottle sud judcols application Of the
SCROFULA OINTMENT,
UEhLTSG OINTMENT and
sALTRHEUM OINTMENT,
every nicer and Of whatever Kind or nature Is perfectly
and parmar emily healed.
Price = per bottle.
FOR ,aie by respectable druggists everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18

Spring 81 ga 81 % for fair TO prime; 90 do for Ra
cine Spring at 81 26d&l2s $500 do Milwaukee Club In
part to arrive at 290 81 81 200 do Amber Iowa and
Wisconsin at 3ld 81 81 lO100 do Canads Club al 2g0
81 81 1880 do White Canadian at 81 II 81 al; 400 do
Red State 81 3J9 81 IS 80 100 do fed Western u 9 $50
81 81 26 800 do Amber Michigan at 81 4lGS ~; 5000 do
White Ohio aud Indiana at IL 43G 81 4s, IA 9odo White
Michigan at 81 45D 81 52t and Z9e DO good White ken-
lucky 81 So Barley in good demand but the supply
hight and prices again better sales OF u 900 push COED
ehscs East at 7ac and 85c for cnoice Gansos west Oats
IN isu request ard are urn 44dotc Tor estem and
0sns s and 46la4lc. for state rye Is scarce asd
sen'eo oJdSsc. Corn opened hrmer out buyers held on
~ I stes which wss Conceded when good Inquiry set
IN ana the market closed with better feeng the sales
sIegste 900 bush 68d6ec for Western Mixed saoai
md IL for Yellow.
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ate.v2lprk Daily Gribn,1e
MARIE ID.

BRELAZ-HARRIs-o Thursday. Nov H. BY the Rev 7;
H. Aiday ChaS Brelsz OF Para 70 Mas T. haIii'' tnd
daughter Of toe late Dr. c. A. Harris OF Baltimore.
.CLARKE-GRETNOUGH Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Nov.
~ by the Rev Isaac Wescott the Rev. John Clarke Of
Yonkers of Rochester and Frances E daughter oi
John q. Gleenough Of Brookon.
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn, on Thursday, NOV,
IA Edward Howard 10 Misc Almifs A'MiIHdi both oil
Brooklyn
pAINATpRE-BROWN-In Brooklyn on Tbursdsy Nov.
H. BY the Rev. G. T. Glover, samuel n Paimaiee OF AIDA
ny 20 Miss MARY H. Brown OF Fishkih Lsnoihs
RAMSRY-GRIFFIH-On Thursday, Nov IL, by the heV
Dr. Haley De Witt G. Ramsey to Miss Lucy j. Ofln'h
both of Albany.
sTAPLEs-HOYT-At Stamford, Com, on Thursday, roy
"a ,S ,be Rev Waiter Mitchell Chester s,spes CIR Il
y edes. daughter Of Roswell Hoy es, ell Of the aboV
place.
IyALFNTINF-THORNR-O Wednesday, Nov. D. At th
nous. brides father by the Of Friends
Lewis son OF Jacob and Martha Valentine, 70 A.us Z.
daughter II Samuel C. aud Maria Thore. all Of Glen Cove
Long lslaud.
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Arrived.

Brig VIM r. Kbby OBJ. of Ns.ssa n P.l. Smith Mat.
uoras Mexico Oct 80 hides, wool &C. " j. n snith
Co. =, -. -. n - p..-,...
,rlei near Little Egg harbor Csp Merritt reports the
Peerless ashore Little Egg Hsr6or Lighthouse he mas
brosn in two smidsp, and with Der cargo oil sugar sS
-. H. a total loss her crew cnog OF nine men, came on
IN be Rnggod to til. city IN destitute condition Capt Doe
OF the Peerless Iemsins by the wreck - , -
scbr Norma (wreckerl Weeks rem b. bark Agnes o1-
land ashore on Quoguei L. l. Il, -. e.,
schr srlscraboe, Packard Vnaha'en days. stone '0'
sc5r s. NJ Clark CLARK Ezabethpo coal for Hartford
Sehr Fila Pacsard. Stamford. in ballast. -. -
scbr N Clifford Shu'e Boston days potatoes 70 ua'.
Schr FLYING Fish, Lowe Gloucester days hh 20 AS''
schr American Chief Pressee. Rocklsnd days line'
srhr ~ Wotton Dibble, Providence, In balssi.
Schr River Queen Cole, Albany mdse Tor rTovaenSe.
schr I. r. jones, Gatcomo. EhEabethpoit eoh io' o'
schr. Cosmos, Spear Providence days IN oaiia..
scbr LION Fnrbu.b Providence days, In ballast
chr Emma MSo Mayo Bangor 10 days lumber to MASTER
schr Joseph Rogers. Dueu, Portland ,toos.
81. ai.hsms - Elizabe bport, coal Tor Boston -
S,sansI M.rs Nichols, Philadelphia mdse. TO }. K ~
81 .ancr Josephine IT, s. transport Grumey Locust Point.
seaasr ouinnebaug u S. transport Lopez Fortress
steSuer Anthracite Jones' Philadelphis, mdse to j. ~
Briggs ,,u,,. Il, a. ro,.. a.
Steamer Artisan, MeCsbe Baltimore. md's to WIN. Di-
zen. - +, 4. u,,u,. n,
steamer Pelican Jones Providence mdse. to T. Byuner
Steamer Ospray, kenney. Proydenee, mdse 70 l. oJbas
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK......NoV 10
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures. Fletcher, Boston, Pseihc Nal
Steamship CO. a..
sbip -simod, sayel., Liverpool Halett Carmsn z. 81
Arndf Breleu) Haesloop Bremen. Kruger Bros Webster.
Fowler Liverpool Spoford Til ston Co; John sieai.
Booker Corr for orders. Nesmith Sous SwsIw Paine,
Iayfe Boyd Heiacken; President Fimere Nelsou Loa
don. + Dunhsm. .
Bsrks-J. y Il. Young (BrL Scott Queenstown Boyd
Hsincken; III. = kannard York, Dublin, Walsh, Carver
Chase: Centenary (Br Young, Corr flr orders BOYD
heincken: Eugene Armstrong, Havre. Murdoch Smythe
Dor,ts tBremen), Oussvus, Antwerp. kuauih Necnod
Kubue Venus Atknson Curscos J. Foukes Sons Betsy
Wi.isms Tineil Aspuwall Tappan stsronck
Brgs-Minnehahs (Brl Perry, Plymouth, Eng, for ORDERS
Arke Hurst Nile (Br }. Peck Gloucester, Jacksos
Neil; Caroline Porter Aspinwa, Panama RAILROAD Co J.
Butler (Br1 PoSes Barbados and rs ket H. o. smith
Iuda (Br) Allen Jamsica ID. DewOfi Mary Emily 9TH
Avery, Nassau j. Eness t.
scf6ouers-O e. Acken Peck stamford r. Sanford; J. r.
Day Sparrow Baltimore. MeCready. Mott Co A. Martin
Sight BALTIMORE merrill Abbott; Anna Shephad Tooke
Baltimore SaI brun Slaght Buena Vista Philips Bristo
L. kenny; H. S. LsDfar Mcclure, Key West, 3 y. FOX
Cottsge McFsddel Hallowell Brett Son Co. henry May
Hoover dephs j. W. McKee, VIM wilson: ktqHes
Port Maria Ja Brett Son & Co.; T. G. feer, WEIGH caps
Town Bsshord Moulton; Easter Belle Jorner, bangor
r. p Buck Co Haveloek, Cole, ST. join NJ b., Peter L.
Nevus & Son.
slop-Motto Bliyeu, Bristol L. kenny
Sesmers-karau Slower, Phiadelphie Chesapeake Grow
ell Portland H. b. Cromwell Co L. W Dexter Bowler.
90 h. maste! Bristol Charles Philadelphia
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markets-cmrrurlr REPORTED ron THSN; Y. TRlsrsr.

SATURDAY. Nov. l6, 1861.
ASHES-Ths market Is less active but is firm at the i'm
proyement sales Of 20 bbs ~ 80 for Pots and Pearls
C0rrON-Ihe uarAet IL dull and heavy. sales Of few
hundred bales We quote at 2Ji d2c for Mdding Upand
and do. Gulf
COFFEE-Rio is firm but quiet. We do not hear Of any
important sales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market IL fairly active snd
hrmer the close for low grades OF Western Canal Flour
while the better qualities sAabe It steady rates the de
chiefly for export The transactions compse -
bbls at rs 50a Is 6,A for superhne State and Western
5 ~ rs IA State rs 9g9f5 30 for fancy do
IS IS Tor the low adcs OF Western extra 10 VOC
% for shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio and Sb u9d
6 70 for trade brands do. Canadian Flour IA hrmer ard IN
fair request sales OF 40 bbls IS 80d 70 70 for extras
Southern Flour Is In limited demand aud s dull and heavy
the arrivals fairs sales Of bu0 bbs at % bJ0 20 ~ Tor '
perhne Baltimore &C. 6 35d 81 rs for extras Rye Flour
Is firm and In fair request saos OF 200 bbsa $50 - Tor
tine and extra Corn Meal Is IN limited request OF " 10 or
Jersey and 80 20 for Brandywine
FISH-The market irm for Mackere and Dry God. but
the demand LEES active Picksd Herring In moderate re-
sales $500 bbI Passport round and sbbcd pa %
~.
GRAINWhes IN good demand for export in part TO ar
rive aud the market better good inq lay prevails io mn
log but choice white Is in limited supply the transactions
comprise 2s3ooo bush consisting Of gpo bush chicago
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Entrance 21thst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For NeW.Hsveu. T. a. ", (EL); 2:l3, 3;DtEr)i $3.50,
80 and 2. m. 20
For Bhdgeport. T. 3 m, (Erli 1915, $3.50 tErl $3.50
4:3l. and p. ~. go.
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and WeiiPori,
Ia N. l2:I5 $3.50. aud $3.50 p. -
For Nowak, . $3.50 M I2:l5 $3.50. (EI)i $50, i;3o 5:
For Darien end Greenwich T. $50 nIS, $50 1870.
$50 - -.
For stamford T. 9, (EIl. $50 M. i2:s, $780, HIh ,;
90 400 $50 . p. 90,
For Port Chester and intermediate ,inOna sooa u II;
r. O;4:3o 500. $3.50. 9 ?. IN.
For Port Chester and Now Rochelle p. IN
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield, ia m., tE1 $50 (EIb p m
Ter Boston via Shore Line, l2:i3 pm. -
For Hartford and Springfield 9 a. IN, EH) l3;lo, $3.50,
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal m, tEI)
aud y. IS T. to Northampton
For Hartford, Providence, and Fishkill Railroad M
EK.). l2:iJ .. a. NJ
For New.ilaven, New.London, aud stonngon Railroad
at 8 .. M, 1913, $3.50, p. N.
For Canal Railroad. II: p. m. to Northampton.
For lloufatonic koiiroaa. 20 Pttsi.ld,b a. IA
For Naugatuck Railroad, a. M, 3 - p. IN.
For Danbury and Nor~ak Railroad, $50 m, $50 p M
Comnoiiou, Sleeping Cars attached to p m. train.
JAMES III. HOiT, Superintendent.
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Arrived SUNDAY. Nov. IL.

Ship ouesuei new) Funk Boston days, ~ ballast u
BoydS Heocken. Anchored on the bar last night
Brig j. W. Sawyer, Lnghou ELzabethpor coal bound 10
Boston. - 81, ~. ch.v,...
Brig W. A. Dresser, Hatch. ErabethpOH coal Tor 0hafs'
town. g. a. Il. p.,h.
ScLr Kate Field Robbins Rio Jansiro Sept " wa baiss
does Oct 25 in ballast to ID. c. Murray Oct IA - a. -
Ion 81 90 spoke brig W. Mason, from Bangor Tor
80 DAYS out -.o,,.sas % MAILMAN
scir PhebO Morrow Havana Nov s. moiA''e' 70 o0"'''
Potter Go. ..ts..p o,,on
scir Florida Kelly Elizabehpor, cos, Tor no'on
Schr Albert Field Smith, Taunton, nahs .
schr Sea Marx Bowlsn Elzabethport, coal o' pos'""
scbr Angier ISessee Nareham day., nails
SIR Genoa Robbins, Providence days In oahssN
scbr 4 L. Darling HAYES, Providence days
Schr H. s. Barnes Ray mond. Harwleh days nsn-
schr West Clean, TAR Gloucester days nsh.
schr T. Ii Seymour, Kelly, Boston days ~, u
Steamer Delaware. Cannon Philadelpbis ana NaPe ~.
ana pass to r. Perkins Nov. To- AZ ll;y0 p I pAssee
SShr ashore ~ of Egg Harbor with all sails loose . w
steamer Delaware, Ashmofe. Trenton. N - HuSe' " "
jenkins ,,,.. -. "a Civ ard Byp
nef
BELow-Biis Alice (Brl and brig Andover
sAILED-Noy l6--Steamshps Boussis hsmeuts, say
Of New York Liverpool; Thomas SWAMI q. o. Sni,
Locust Point Constitution, Boston u . "o'e'H'P
Beaufort, n. G.
Withholding the day, n. w. fresh
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NkW-JERSEl.-
Prom loot q Couitlsndi 1T Courectins At Hampton
Junction With Deavae Lackswarua AID Ncst 70 kaioad
,0I I'd sfon with Lehi-h Valley Railroad and ls coun"e'
lions, forming dtec, lne 10 Pipur.h and lie West "hOu.
cher 81 o. rafs -. =. ,--,
-I cave Nes-Yurk 81 follows
IAHEsr,FG i1rHr.f-At q m. tof faiton, Heading 3.
Plttstilie Hauisbun atteh Chunk. NIltm'p0H Nc
NAL TEAiS-At q. for Lsston, Nstsf Cop ScfaH'
ton Great Bend. Plud0n, Nilk~sbarf-, &C. 49,
Ie n. TaEorsH TnAfs-FoI fa't9n. MaIch Chunk, WI
llsr.rrsrf. Reading Pottssii- HarusbErg. Sc.
4r.x TnroreH TEsIs-Fof Pastor, Bethlehem Allentown
and Naueh Chunk.
5:gOP. ~ WAY TEts-for Samervihe. ,
BPs WFs4EHs EAFHFss-F0T Eaiton. Allentown, Read
ing HArshuf. Pbufgh md the Wet Sleeping cars ron
Jeftcy City through 70 fiiGtgfrh. -
ExPIY.s TRAM FOH BatKrBrRG-The q m. Express
Tain ron York sITive. a, Hamburg a. n Connect
ing and est p-nnsyyania Railroad Northern
Central Railroad North aud South. and with tho Cumoef
lard valley Railroad. -
Tug TnEoron EKPEgs. THuS ron rrK WEsr leaves
New York % p NJ daily tSundays excepted making lose
connection asbufg with Raifo ad-Ntih no
change cars Pittsburgh. aud but to tcinnai and
Chicago. four hours time 10 saved by taking this tfsin
ELIArETHPoRT hRw-iORK fsRHr-LeaYe rev
York rom Pier No. North kyef at 9si5a nj lk;J0 1'Io
and 49, y. -, -.
trp each way. JOIN u sIbhNS, superintendent
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happy to ,bc to certify to the efficiency OF
vIHsLoy,'s SOOTHING SYRUP, and TO the truth OF
via. Il represented accomplish Having little boy ni'
fns rreay from teehnE. who could not re. and at night
By cries would not permit asy " the family 10 DO 49,
puich.ed bottle Of the Soothing syrup IT, elect upon him
wa ise magic lie soon went TO sleep and on pen aud ner
d.preafed We have had trouble with him since
,nd ,he t,e fellow win pass through With comfort the eK
proce.. OF tehinr by the sole aid Of Mrs WINS
LOWS sOUTHlNO SYRUP Every mother who regards
the health aud life Of her children should possess H.
"Nrt H. A ALGER, level, Mass"
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pusseuverS Sailed

In steamship BOrussla for Hamburg and S9uhdmpton-
Nr and Mrs Master Mrs. shiserdecker ID. Strsus New
York Hiss Loewenstrom Mr. and Mrs Schuyler. iioboken
MIR, Elise Canny Miss Resale Glnher, Mr. and MIA La
beyre and child NJ Goez, c. Habofdt, Mrs A. Hennchs
and child Mrs MARY Never. John lGosso b. ReehenbeiG
New-York g. Finser Chicago G. A Hsrdoek Philadelphia
Hugo LubBen and family Wisconsin, Mr Foster and family
C. b. Graves Boston; Mrs Ernesioe Msreuse and ciiid
Newn,k: Mr., Elizabeth Schow ens. Mrs. Oppermann, A
Lanbraheer NewI ors Mrs Caroline Strieber, 81 Louis
D. scbuoert q. r. Becker California; MI snd Mrs A. bae<
Crcnna, lean Pechand San Francisco g. EDels Cieszo
MIR Chare Freys az and soi H. r. Coen Mr. Ansbsener aad
f,nIy NewYork Mr. and Mrs Bsy. France; and others N
steerags. Total, Ii2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
EOYERNMENT DISPATCH.
NJ FAST FREIGHT LlNE
IRON NEW-YORk TO WASHINGTON,
VIA HARRISBURG.
ALL RAIL. MIIHOUr NHANUE OF CARS.

On and after MONDAY November 49, this Company VIII
receive aud transport Munitions Of Wsr Government stores
Sutes SUPPLIES forto Army and Miscellaneous Freight at
low ra.es til0w byeek II buik 4 Ne,hyey rW be ieHt
flyBr0h 10 HasliHgi3n Nth edh faH IN ordc 10 'sene
saf and dpfo. Special contracts for goods IN large fuaa
titles reduced rates. ,
Freight received only the Depot Of the Central Railroad
Of SJer.ey Pier No North River. Marx go'ds Gov
einm.nt Di.ps'ch" Freight received nom a to Up
For further formation aud sptchl contracts inquire at the
office Of the Company No 80 Broadway Nsw,l OH or NO.
sac PeunsylyALia-av, Wzsiin-ton City. A. ID. HOPE
OF The Hope 1prcss Co., Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
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Dixasters, SC.

Rank MAJESTIC The plotbost j. d. Jones !. iao mile.
on s,ssrdss night from cruise rspcrs.Nsss, bst Majestic
r. s. r. from Sandy Hook fell In wp ha reported having
expereneed heavy gale from 20 IN. !. badly thss il
started the butts causing the he crew keep her free
Inc 1 e Srs sasy
ScnR. uSoS he ess Of the ID has been go<
that ,aaS and be '0~sd to this GUY '''
repairs Thu following "a copy Of cargo on oo.ie
BkiG PEkGLE p..,,,s' wrecked at Little Egg haoor vs.
80 80 h ssS 81 sugar. S 200 SS d. SALT AND '"
bottled ale.