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ii MUS, EN- gTS.
Y SEX of the seasol

The performance viii comm eree ssts ,h !, 8. 49,
nERI0Us Msgne Vi s1rrs I ~ az 81 ~ p
tfs Tofref., Mr A. n DsyeHp Arn1iah shay
Y Owrns Mr. DeImane, Miss Ghati5s Thornnsof. T a4
Creamy, Mrs " 4. Chspmau MIRA Ghaa TorTrns Mn st
ME t]rabam; Emma TOrrens, Miss Fannie BTnvn M
70 conclnds with TIE 81 Fo-CA-HlH-TA
In which Messfs Marx Smith a. IF Davenport eIs9ggsI
ard Wines CHAPMAN, tightp and Misses Fannie Brown snd
Francis will appear.
PTsICES or ADMISSION Pryate Boxes (scesrdfnk c
ccaen from - o. to So Paqnette and Dress Circles
Seats Reserysd daring The day 81 dsdroon Gaefy
ioges % cents; Goored Gallery q white Gallery,
N- Sp1Olce open daily from so'cfo<k A. H. to o'ciorh
M whe Seats ard Boxes may two days I'D
vance Of The day Of nsFfor nance. ,@ S7Fa &
1S-CH a3sfSR OF TIME Doors open at q quarter to
o'clock performaaes to At halfpast O'Clock.
al ", B. GHIPPSkU he. Treasurer.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN !
RAILROAD foIPANY, . I

nH- The following RESOLUTION was adopted
by the Board of Directors oths Company their meeting heo
on the llth insrant
Resolved That public notice be given newspa
pers published the city of New Orleans that application will
be made the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana at
its session. repeal the tenth section of the Of ncope
ration of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company, approved 22d of April, 1853.
el2 If R. g. CHARLES, Secretary.
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AItDudIey Lodge No. SO, e.. and A.. NJ. =
Regular Communications Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
gRDAY EVENING ct O'clock In their od4s Room at hs
Peddo ssats Mshera Of the raft fraernsy Invited
TO attend
II. Y. Hail, J. W; Thaddeus D. yanIon4, Treasurer:
W shearer Secretary, R. L. Hoora s. D.; Henry Robin
son, J. D.. jag. B. Scot Tyler cd II
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THURsDAY, April 18th, 1861, at IL O'Clock
Ms Of the s. Charles Exchange by virtue Of and in
Second District Court dated March H. 1851 C- Docket
NO. 2 will be sold for of the above named
cessnn the rIowine described real estate ard lave
Two LOTS OF GROUND, with he improvements thereon
in The First District city IN the square bounded BY Terp
schoe fae Basin Melpomene, ate Coward Annnncation
and Constance Streets designated by the nos Is aid 6
pan by ple on the Sd Of February lS3 deposited IN the
office Of jules NOISY late Notary th city, measuring
feet 8inches and lines hetween parallel lines.
And the slave WILLIAM grille, aged about 40 years.
good Cork. '' $500 y -1FT'
81 TERMS AND CONDITToNS-For the slave cash
For The real eSateone third cash ba'anre
and for the Of The purchaser secured by mort
the property and bearing interest
rity per per and per thereafter till paid
Acts of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. *ft M5a
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ETAT DE IN IElUISIANE
sIxIEME CoUR DISTRICT CUTRER, HARRISON 1t co.
de lii Nouvelle-Orldan VS.. LEUR RS GRBANCIERS.
" s4g No 9l64 sr+
Wis est par lie present DONNIE aux cream
N ciers de NM Cnter, Harrison 4 the quilts ont innr
prGscnte petition Ia dite demandant dIa de
mos Gu'uue embie DIES dts
cies padevHnt f. Gochulk no'afe pub ic lie
SAMEDI % de 1881 10 heurea A. NJ, leIe de
DIRE ccusda a,ion les aes d peiionnaes de rsfnser
d'accore lie dilai ouils uenandeut meme
pouSute caes letrs ct eur
priGtG
Par Srtlre de Ia Cour.
fel9 3fNi A.. s. VIT.LERE n, DGput6 (fFeffer.
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A5%Imaivisible Friends Conn mna mdecy of
Knights TemplarS and Appendant Orders No the
THIRD MONDAY every month, in the Haillof Persancs
Lodge St. claude and Duasine streets Second
District
OFFoERs-J. II. Holland E. Commanders o. P. Crane
Generalissirno F. Ricaid Captain General o. j. Donela
Preate F. W. Deesdernier Senior Warden J. q. Wood
Junior Warden ", A. Cologne Treasurer F. Meileur
oorder Lucas, Standard Bearer. A. A. Pray Sword
Bearer: NJ Durand Warden; L Reney. Sentinel. sel2 ly
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nIL OF COGNAC-A SMALL LOT OF PURE OIL
" OF EUGEAC, just received ard for sale by
oil If RARELII Il co. ~ Common areet,
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H.. .-r STATE OF LOUISIANA.
.N VIM s. SLEA6E, OWNER OF,
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT THE SgEAMRoAT GENERAL
JOHN /. HODGES vs.. HIS
of New Orleans. CREDITORS AND III q GRE
n1TpRs OF SAID BOAT.
r L.. No 1869 z .im a#5. 52zE.Gtrm
FHSHE CREDITORS OF the ins0lvent are
hereby notified that the cenn OF his is accented
by the Court the benefit Of his said creditors, and they
further notified tina meeting Of his sad creditors will take
PLACE at The oise Of WSe6 Peters Esq ss Notary PGos
A. Nj for The purpose Of celebrating the affairs of said in
solvent in he meantime M judicial proceedings against his
person and property stayed and B. Hart is appointed to
the absent creditors in It's matter.
:. - j. o. CHALoN, Clerk.
Fiat DE La LOUISIANA.
WN, 5. Sl.EADE. FROpRI
Or ,TR1EME CouR DE DISTRICT ETATRE du BAiEAU a
VAPEffR GEN. John L.
} HODGES vs. SES CREAM
de la EouveIe. Orleans. CTERS FIT LES CREAM.
VIZ CtERS DU DIT BATEAU.
j Fol4,689 FrviaE
r ES CREANGIERS de Plnsolvahle sont
- praaene notifies que la cession de bes est
plus notifies qv'une assemble de cr6Anciers
lieu r6tude de Walter Peters potaire public cee
willie VENDREDI lie tone jour d'avIi 1901 dix heures
M mRtin. 'eet do d6ihd les natres du dit nsolynbe
que pourstes ndeaire persone biens
suspendues que T. B. Hart pour repr6ssn-
ter les cr6anciers absents. .-H,
Par ordre de la Cour, &C Is mars 1851 Z.
Isl9 3i3Od . j. O. GHALoN, Hreiher
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NOTICE WE HAVE THIS DAY RESUMED PAY
IN ment in full. -
HUGHES HYLLEsTED 4 co.
New Orleans, March Is, 1851. ms l2t
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SUCCESSION OF AUGs DAvEzkc, DEcRAsED-Two
Valuable Lots Of Ground Terpschoe street. between
stance and Annunciation Streets and Good Cook at
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= aB-Motice Books Of Smhscriptsos, TO the
Capital STOCK OF The p LlUAG ms RANCE COMPANY
open the hands Of the following named gentlemen
q, mnissionr 5 under the Charter:
Michael SIssGn Charles j. LIE s Cornelius Feowes james
D. Dnlneron, l.. }. Webster hares H. C9uretl, James
Walton, George W. West John G. Gaines W A. Violn
David Janison, f. Solomon, Alfred Mouron and Harmon
Diane. .
The Charter Of this Company is worthy the of
chants all desiring info mutio invited
office Of HARMON DOANE,
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Fg~Scuthern Paeitic Railroad Company
have opened books for ub ctiDons 10 capital STOCK of
this company under the Louisville resolutions Of 18th inst
No "a Common street. where may he found from A. NJ.
NJ, for few days desire TO meet there all friends and
stockholders Be prompt. -
m2S IT r. V. R1CHAR'S0S. Agent
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n \ --- TMTaN,Ts -t.NR HEAD OF FINM
SOUTHERN SHOE MANUFACTURING
Pm COM ANY.

Depot, No. 22 St. Charles street.
FACTORY. Nos. 10 AND 81 ST. FERDINAND STREET
Are now manufacturing superior quality of Pump, Well
aud Double-sqed 0ak-TRnBed RUSSET SHOES to which
they the attention Of those having purchase hi' article
These Shoes branded the bottoms Southern Shoe Fac
tory New oeans aud be obtained only at the Depot
the Company. - 1890, . ~
n al ly 49, r.. GEO. RDHEF Sec'y.
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ri NJ W OPERA EaDUsM-GoRs Mar 5g BoulsuN
Nv and Toulouse ssreeta
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12
MRS. WILSON'S
c OCO a II UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

~ Wtu'a iler nr,Hiar pti ~ IL lsrss bottles.
al rstls n q cts pr hottie, AMI tr dressing Gs
hsr any person, young old trre l. 10, it, tqu,l AZ
- warN Il VII make o.. hnir everything you pl.b
Z bs, and moreover, IT has perfume that IS mdnlsi,
ss3lt apy u Tie fashionable extracts, fler hreigs
american, which alone should sutDj l. ~ place
rsatF eass toilet tatIe
So us Regeneration hefere retiring az nish,, ANA
g .ir uuuing arrly trlr o, the nttszng, and ,auf
Nftr Will he even more nleAke 10 color and beauty.
- nothing IN your hair but There preparations, ara
u-e these according % directions and warrant yas
god healthy head of hair.
Manufactured aud suld a. wholesale by Henry z va.
son 60, Manchft Ter, ll.,io whom ali letters s'.snM
h. addressed
L. I. FIERCE,
wholesale ani Retail Agent.
stirii oNTPELTEa. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
RELEASE OF REBEL PRISONERS FROM FORT
MCHENRY

BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 1851.
The steamer for Fortress Monroe stopped at rofS
McHenry this evening, aad took board thirty seven
released rebel prisoners who captured a. Bull run
They will be sent home by Gag OF truce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

The result Of General Heintzeinan's reconnois-
sance from Alexandria on Tuesday was not 30 in
significant at first reported. II appears that he
met and dislodge force Of rebel cavalry about
400 strong at Pohick church, and then proceeded
as far as Occoquan river, and finding no enemy
there, returned bringing large quantity Of forage.
A scouting party sent out by General Smith the
some day reports the rebels at Hunters Mills. with
strong force at Vienna. Nothing further ofimpor-
lance has occurred in the army Of the Potomac or
the other military departments.
\ is reported that eight hundred and forty one
cases Of arms arrived here three weeks since in
the Teutonia, from Havre. and that six hundred
and eighty three cases, also from Havrc, arrived
last week in the Borussia. They we're purchased
for the government in France, and came consigned
to order. Representations have been made to vi.
rious persons in authority, but as yet the arms
have not been claimed and have been sent by the
government to the public stores. They are unin-
sured.
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THE IRISH BRIGADE.
GENERAL ORDER.

HKApeuARrE SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT, N.YSY.,l
NEw YORK, Nov. 10, 1861. !
The officers and members Of this regiment hereby
notified that the regiment will proceed to Washington on
Monday, the 18th inst members on leave, and those
without leave will report themselves at Fort Schuyler
or before saturday, the l6ih inst All failing to do so
viii he considered deserters and their names and resi-
dence handed Superintendent Kennedy Of the Police
Department who will have all "found in the city"
rested and sent the headquarters OF the regiment
ami viii be punished accordingly. All officers who have
not vet procured the regimenal or brigade hat viii i'm
n,eda,eiy provide themselves with the same Command
ants Of companies win have complete muster In rolls OF
their commands made and left with the adu
tant on Sunday, the 18th inst. Quartcrmaster Sull
van will make the necessary requsitions for arms,
enuipmcnts and camp equipage, and two days cooked
for troops on the route 70 Washington and
!. II also make rcqniston for the transpo OF the
roons from Fort Schuyler the city, and thence 10
washington This regiment will be presented with
magnificent stand OF cvlors on It's arrival in New York
M ON Of the ladies' of this city The presentation viii
take place at tho residence OF Archbishop ghes in
Madison avenue. by order OF Col. R0BT NUGENT.
JAMES J. Smith, Adlliaat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
The Recent Brilliant Victories-A Second
Great Uprising In the North.

II would be impossible to overrate the i'm
portance TO the country OF the gratifying intel
ligence that has been received within the last
two days. The successful landing of our troops
at Beaufort, together with the brilliant victory
Of the federal troops in Kentucky, opens new
epoch in the war for the restoration Of the in
tegrity of the Union, and has created degree
of enthusiasm hitherto unknown, and which
will continue to increase instead of diminishing.
Up to the present time, the people Of the loyal
States have lived upon hope Calmly, stead
tasty, with determined will, and a resolve.
rendered the more fixed and settled by re-
verses, and those blunders which are the neces-
sary consequence Of inexperience and o long
peace, they have gone on in the great work Of
preparation, until our fleets and forces have at
length been made effective, and the time has
come TO strike blow after blow, with prompt
ness, energy and skill, and hging the rebellion
in the siaveholding States to a speedy end.
Major General Mcclellan lately declared that
the war would be short and decisive, and Adju-
tant General Thomas added the assertion that
our troops We're about to move forward eyery-
where, and that they would do SO with Tie full
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
TIE REMAINS OF COLONEL VIM. A. JACK
SON
THE ELEVENTH MAINE REGIMENT.

BOSTON, Nov. i, 1851.
The Eleventh Maino regiment, Colonel Caldwell, will
reach Boston early this evening and proceed South via
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
City Intelligence.

Man MIsslSG--Gcorgc Schneider, who isa butcher By
trade ef, his family Thursday morning last to 80 to
his work IN Brooklyn and has not since been heard of
The missing Is about thirty years OF age hyo
feet six inches in height and has thin beard H. had on
black coat, gray pants, black cap, tod neck sc ne1
aud heavy boots. Any information rcsnect.ne ~. vii.
be thankfully received by hi; wife q, No 2o2 Second
street.
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certainty Of success. These promises aye be-
ginning to be fulfilled, and shout of triumph
is ascending to the skies, from every
portion Of the Northern States, which will not
cease until our glorious flag waves
once more over every portion OF the republic.
The death knell Of treason has sounded, and, by
the Fourth Of July next, the festival Of our inde-
pendence will be celebrated, a. Of yore, by .
united, peaceful and prosperous nation.
Congress will very shortly reassemble; but
il may be assumed that tho President and his
advisers, whose course, thus far, has been
marked by so much patriotism and wisdom, will
take advantage Of the great uprising that is
taking place in tho loyal States, and press for
ward tho war with redoubled vigor. There
should be no lack Of decision in calling forth
the entire fighting population Of the North, If
requisite, in order that our armies may advance
upon the South at every point. The troops
that have SO nobly secured foothold in the
heart of South Carolina, should be reinforced,
until their numbers amount to at least sixty
thousand effective, thoroughly disciplined men
with an ample commissariat who will not only
be abe to take possession Of Savannah and
Charleston, but to open those ports once more
to Tho commerce of the world. Tie other
naval expeditions that have been set on
foot, should be sent Oh without delay, and
the splendid victory at Pikesville, together
with the Union movement in Tennessee,
should be SO used as to restore the latter
State to immediate allegiance In Missouri the
public have every faith in Major General Hal
leck, and the confidence entertained, that Major
General Mcclellan is preparing for triumphs
south of the Potomac which will drive rebel
lion out of Virginia, is unboundcd. We, never
the!ess, say to the government, strain every
nerve call forth more men and follow mp with
increased activity the victories that have al
ready been attained
The cry Of the loyal States is now on, on on,
towards the South. Patriotic feeling in the rebel
States themselves, is beginning to be emanci-
paied, and we shall soon have allies in the very
heart Of the Southern portion of the republic,
able and willing to grasp the hands Of our SOL
diers, as friends and sayiors, and to contribute
their share towards the restoration of TRANQUIL
lily to the country. The North, with the ex-
ception of the malcontents Of the abolition
press and party, has become unit; the sympa-
thy of all the world but England is with our
noble cause, and even there, enlightened second
thought is reducing TO silence that aristocratic
jealousy of democratic institutions which hoped
to aid in destroying our nationality by means
of the present war.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FOKTkkss MONROE, Nov. II,
VIA BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, 1861.
flag OF truce sent to Norfolk yesterday. II y
understood have brought back additional tdngs In
regard TO tho great feet.
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Movements or General Buffers Diva.
sion-Thrcc Thousand Rebel Soldiers
Reported to have Mutinled at Norfolk
and Resolved TO Fight for the Union
The stars and stripes Flying at Pig
Point, Sc.
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ARRIVAL OF CONTRABANDS IN PHILA.
DELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10, 1861.
Thirty contraband negroes to this city dur
ing Tuesday night, having walked northward from Acco-
county on the Peninsula, Virginia. They sup
piled with money by tho Wisconsin troops. number Of
these people continually arriving which has stmu-
lated public meeting to be held week, to assist
hem
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM BOSTON.

Movements OF General Buffers Div1.
sion-Thrcc Thousand Rebel Soldiers
Reported to have Mutinled at Norfolk
and Resolved 10 Fight for the Union.
The stars and stripes Flying at Pig
Point, Sc.
Boston, Nov. Is, 1851.
Three thousand Of General Buffers New England dv,.
sion under orders to leave camp, near Lowell On
Wednesday next. Thoy will embark At Boston, in the
new steamer Constitution and transport vessels
taking full field equpage and supplies.
Colonel Jonas H. French, of Boston, has been appointed
Colonel in General Buffers division.
Tho Eleventh Maine regiment arrived here this even.
ing and coilated in Fansu Hall aud left about tan
O'Clock via Fall River.
Tho transcript is furnished with extract OF letter
written by intelligent soldier in the Naval Brigade a
Fortress Monroe, under date Of the 18th, asSolowss
This morning reached here that thrce thousand
soldiers of tho rebel army had mutnod Norfolk and
with Of tho ctzcns had determined only to h for
thu Union under the old gridiron.
In confirmation Of this Intelligence Captain Lockwood,
the United Sates tugboat reports that the Stars and
Stripes flying gloriousy from Pig Point opposite
Ncwpor, News where the rebels have for long time had
a formidable battery.
RELEASE OF REBEL PRISONERS FROM FoRT
McHENRY.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 13, 1851.
The steamer for Fortress Monroe stopped at Fof~
McHenry this evening, aad took board thirty seven
released rebel prisoners who captured a. Bull run
They will BE- sent home by flag OF truce.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. I21
Via BALTx0RH Nov. IL, 1861. I
flag OF truce sent TO Norfolk yesterday. II y
understood have brought back additional tidnss In
regard TO tho great feet.
TIE REMAINS OF COLO MEL VIM. A. JACK
SON.
ALBANY. Nov. 10, 1851.
The remains Of Colonel VIM A. jackson arrived here al
noon and received by the zouave company Captain
Cuylcr Vechten and conveyed to the Capitol where
they lay In state Formal funeral ceremonies win take
place at three o'clock
Tho funeral ceremonies Of the amonted Colonel Jack
son to-day grand and impressive. Tho Twenty
fifth regiment OF State Militia Colonel Brcn and the
Zonaves, Of which the deceased formerly Captain
were in the procession. The remains followed by
Governor Morgan and STAFF and all the State officers
THE ELEVENTH MAINE REGIMENT
Boston, Nov. IL, 1891.
The Eleventh Mano regiment Colonel Caldwell, viii
reach Boston this evening and proceed South via
New York.
ARRIVAL OF CONTRABANDS IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 10, 1861
Thirty contraband negroes TO this city dur
ing Tuesday night, having walked northward from Acco-
mac county, the Peninsula Virginia. They were SUP
piled with money by tho Wisconsin troops. number Of
these people continually arriving which has stnu.
lated public meeting to BIO held next week. to assist
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

Electors of Kings COunty.-Know that HUGH
LIS the Peoples Union candidate for Register, Is the
very same Chppy" who when late candidate for Sheriff
was bitterly denounced by mbny persons and public journals
now iis most active and enthusiastic admirers @ wholly
worthy oyonr suffrage aud support Dd they dsstics yop
HALL OF CIIPPy McLAU0HLIN for which viii you yssei
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
rrrr spMI.WFFKLY TRIRUNE
Gprrlal Noiltes.

New-Yor Historical soctety;A ''s.eI :, oIocs
win be held on TUESDAY EVENING, ICY = ~ 1Ss,ian5
oonese' heniucSS WIZ ' ANDREW WARNER,
eeho'" Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

Peoples Union and Republican Candidate for
stote Senator, With DISTRICT, qxib, XVII, XVIII
and XVIlIth Wrds),
WASHINGTON SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Third Edition.
rNHE LITTLEJOHN LIBEL SUIT.-A yer.

II
Il baim report of tho trial of the suit Of LIrTLFJoHN
GREELEY Is publ he'd in pamphlet form at Tie Tribune
Once. IL contains the Pleas Opening aud Arguments Of
Counsel Rulings the Court tho entire Testimony Summing
Of Counsel &o Our subscribe who desire to secure and
preserve full report of th, remarkable trial. viii do well TO
procure our pamphlet editlon Price 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

10 Unassigned Military Companies.- Two flli
com pino- be received in the lh Regiment NJ L. Vol
untecrs commanded By me.
Ihis has been reduced H. numbor by The discharge
OF men WHO were mustered into the service for only tnis
onb. but h regiment in sud prosperous c1ndi
ton and attached 10 Gem Wsdvo oh, Brigade stationed
Up,ons ii Va IN tbs advance Of the Army Of the 10
'Omsc
IL believed that this fact viii present strong ndueemen
10 officers and who deos Of catering a. once INTO
sctivesoryice.
Inonres in regard to the condition Of tie regiment may bo
mrdp Of Gen. McDoEel OF Gen. W3dsw0hh
Communications may be addressed 20 roe AZ tWsslingtohi
DC. r. VI. RICHARDSON, -
Lio1t. Colonel 18th Regiment ". Y. " Comnianlins p
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

Fifth Avenue Hotel Committee's Nomination
FOR STATE SENATOR, yIrn SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Ixtb, XVIII, XVIII, and xvlIIth Wards,
WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

rINIIE PINE AND PALM, Weekly Journal
of Voyages and Travels, Lterstnre and Radical tcs
JAMES REDPATa, Editor, Is pnhl'shing complete bis.
tory Of the Horrors Of St. Don ingo" by ST. Amand Of
Hayt and popular description and the Africans
desed the accounts Of African travellers from the time
Mungo Pk to the present day subscription price reduced
10 ONE DOLLAR YEAR. Specimen copy sent fee to
sny ad ress. Direct 10 THE PINE AND PALM, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS !!-lnstead OF
~ going to expensive stores on BrosdTay n.ls me large
LooL st the English Medallion and Velvet Carpets Brussels
he ses at $50 70 9cc Atwood Ipsan SsIPs,. u ~ an per
GETS four yards wide all t remarkably low prices All goods
guaranteed. No, 90 BoweTy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

With Senatorial District Union Nomination for
spATE SENATOR, IXtb, XVIII, XVIII, and XVlIIth
WASHINGTON SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
DETIREMENT of LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT.
The Life and Military Services OF
LIEUT.. GEN WINFIELD SCOTT,
Aud a fuil account OF his Victories.

BEADLE's DIME BIOGRAPHICAL LIBRARY, No. 6
Price Ten Cents For sale by all Army Suffers Bookseller,
and News Dealers. Address
BEADLE & Co, Publsherg New.York.